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The Chanute times., 1906-10-05
Kid Curriers', per bunch, ...... &c

Kid Curriers', per bunch, ...... u
Our stock of furs is the finest to be
found anywhere. Our stock is tn;
largest and most complete in every
respect. The prices on them have
been cut in the same proortion as IL
all our other departments. We cal
sci you fur for 64c that other me,
chants ask $1.5O and up as high
$74.OO. Now is the time to buy thes,
goods and save at least one-ha!.
Children's fur sets worth $3.50, G..
gantic sale price .............. 9S,
We have one of the most expei
and tasty miliners to be found an
this department abounds in money
saving values. We quote few of IL
many bargains to be had:
Street hats, formerly sold up
$500. Gigantic sale price .... 9S
Dress hats worth $500, during tn,
Saie '''.'.'. ...'.. ....''''' @I'S
Dress hats that were $3.50, durin,
this sale .$4.98 and $3,l
Pay this department a visit. 1t
sure to surprise and please you.
Ladies' black ccat, AZ inches Ions
nicely trimmed, was $3.50. Giganti
sale price .......... ........ $2S
Ladies' cloaks, all colors, 48 inche
long in the very latest cut and styl,
were $1,000. Gigantic sale price $7.4
Ladies' black cloak, velvet cola
sack style, 4S inches long, was $S.5,
Gigantic sale price ......... $6.4'
The newst thing in cloaks thi
year is plaids. Our stock is all in an
we are showing the newst thing on,
Ranging in price from $4.4S to $17.3,
Our stock of cloaks for the Miss
complete in every detail. They rang
in price from $17.4S down to $5.3S
Children's cloaks in abundance. Al
this seasons goods and at ridiculous
ly low prices. We have but one objec
in view in putting on this sale, an,
that is to get you to form the habit o
trading here. We can sell you a Goa
for the tot as low as SSc that Is wortl
$1.5O and others up to $6.29.
We have not the space to mention
everything, so we will state that ev
goes-nothing reserved. I'm
brellas, window shades, long kid and
silk gloves, carpet sweepers, etc.
White Cotton Blankets tape-bound
pink and blue borders, worth at pres
ent market value s1.75 a pair, our
price the pair ....... ........ 97c
125 pairs of these 10-4 Cotton Blan-
kets-soft and feecy with fancy
colored borders. worth $3.50; come
and choose them at ........ 73c
The Chanute times., 1906-10-05

I $3.50 Counterpanes CSC, extra good
quality full 81 by 80. Honeycomb Bed
Spreads, fancy chain stitched hem,
worth $1.5O. Gigantic sale price CSC
Real Marseilles Counterpanes, knot
ted fringe with cut corners, worth
$500. Gigantic sale price 80. $1.33
Full size Bath Towles, fringed and
bordered. Gigantic sale price, each
Large bordered Huck Towels, fan
cy hem, very appropriate for hotels,
boarding houses. etc., worth 17Ac and
2Oc, now ............... ...... IOc
Childs Muslin Drawers, with ruff
fes and tucks, standard Is and zoe
value. Gigantic sale price ...... Sc
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, hemstitch-
ed, tucked, embroidered ruffies.
Drawers with tucked ruff1es, were
$1.OO. Gigantic sale price 80. 49c
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, daintily
made and trimmed, with ruffies and
tucks, extra full made, regular soc
and 75c value. Gigantic sale price
Ladies' Swiss ribbed and Isle Vests
excellently finished, 35c values. Gil
gantic sale price ...............16 Ice
$125 and $15O Corsets, hundreds
piled on counters; short and long mo-
dels, all sizes. Special Gigantic sala
Black ard colored all silk Drop
Skirts, made of rustling finest quail
ity of taffeta silk, ruffle bottom
would be cheap at $500. Our sale
price ............... ........ $3.35
Nobby Linen Belts, Handsomely
embroidered, others with fancy open
work style and beautiful buckles,
worth up to $10O Gigantic sale price
Black Hand Bags with small purses
and card case, an extraordinary bar
gain at 75c; while they last 23c En-
velope Hand Purses with two parts,
made of finest of leather worth $100
and $1.25. Gigantic sale price 49c
We wish to announce that we have
on hand about two hundred man.
tailored suits. We have come to the
conclusion that it Is not going to pay
us to run this department any longer
and consequently we are going to
close them out entirely at prices
which will surely astonish you. These
suits range in value from $3.50 to
$500, during this gigantic sale they
go from s425O down to $3.50. AT
these prices they will not last long.
Come in and pick yours out while the
stock is complete.
The Chanute times., 1906-10-05

An assorted lot of Suiting Silks IN
plaid and checks with interviewer fig'
ures. suitable for waists and suits, in
latest fail designs, 60 cent value, our
sale price .......'.''' f'o
Black Taffeta Silks, 27 inches wide,
regular $1.25 value. Gigantic sale
price ................ ........ o'1
1000 yards of Cambria Edges and
Insertions from / to inches wide, o.,
6H and ~ cent values; Gigantic
Imported Cambria Edges and Inser-
tions from to 8 inches wide, actually
Is and zoe sellers. Gigantic sale
price ........ ....... ........ 9c
Point de Paris Lace and Insertion
ues at 7c. Gigantic sale price E. 4c
Misses black hose, an exceptional
" good value, at Is cents, per pair
....,.........., %
Ladies' fast black Seamless Hose,
all sizes, an exceptionally good 20
cent value, our sale price. ........ &c
Fancy Faille Ribbons in Persian
designs and Roman stripes, some with
embroidered dots worth 25c. Our
sale price ............... ltc
500 spools Baby Ribbons in every
imaginable color, per yard ...... 1c
Ladies' Wash Stock Collars in
white and colors, also a large line OF
White Turnovers hemstitched and
embroidered, Baby Irish and fancy
net. worth 25 cents, our sale price. &c
All Silk Satin Ribbon, all colors,
No. 5, was 712c, now .......... &c
All silk Stain Ribbon, all colors,
No. 7, was 81@c, now .......... 4c
All Silk Satin Ribbon, all colors.
No. 9, was 12hc, now .......... &c
Extra good quality Pearl Buttons,
large and small sizes, worth 10c. Gil
gantic sale price ...... ....... &c
Best scent Aluminium Thimbles, 1c
Hooks and Eyes in white and black
SC quality, two cards for ....... 1c
Combination Box of Hair Pins
worth 10c. Gigantic sale price =. sc
Black and White Hat Pins, worth
10c, per half doz. card ...... SC
Best quality Seamless Stockinet
Dress Shields, worth 25c Gigantic
sale price, per pair .......... lac
Adamantine pins per pair .1c
Macy's hooks and eyes, regular
price 10c, sale price .......... sc
Hair pins, per package ...... 1c
15-cent Dressing Combs ...... Sc
Mennen's Talcum Powder -. lie
Curling Irons, worth 15 cents. sc
Hose Supporters ...... 80. Sc
The Chanute times., 1906-10-05

Ladies' Linen finish handkerchiefs,
sold regularly at 1Oc. Gigantic sale
price ............. &c
Ladies' Hemstitched Handkerchiefs
with floral designs in corner, worth
up to 90 cents. In this gigantic sale.
s2.9S for White Japanese Silk
Waists, sold regularly for $500 and
$500. Fancy Japanese Silk Waists,
beautifully trimmed and handsome
enough for any dress occasion-lat'
est styles only. Gigantic sale price
only ...... .......... '..'.. @E'5o
Black and colored mercerized Pet
ticoats, made with deep extension
rufiles, and daintily trimmed; reg
ular $1.75 value. Come and exam
inc them; you will agree with us.
Our sale price ................ 96c
10000 yards of Calico at per yard
80. ..... .... ...... 4Tc
Dress Prints in black, white, silver
grey, indigo blue and reds, the very
best quality, per yard ........ 4Tc
Apron Gighams. Comfort Calicoes,
Unbleached Muslin, Bleached Sheet
ings-miles and miles of the above
domestic in bclts-come and pick
them at this gigantic sale at ..4Hc
32-inch Shirting in fancy stripes,
fast colors and pretty styles. Gigan-
tic sale price ................. &c
Fine, French Madras Shirting, neat
stripes, guaranteed washable colors,
a standard 121sc seller, at this gigan-
Hidalgo Suiting, perfect imitation
in. style, color and effect of the lat
est all wool materials, intended to be
sold at 35 cents Gigantic sale price
Yokahoma Flannels in perfect col
orings, appropriate and very elegant
for home garments. Gigantic sale
price ...... I5S
Extra heavy Fleeced Flannels, very
pretty and neat designs in stripes
and figures, 12H and 15c values. Gil
santic sale price ......... 8be
Extra soft finish Bleached Domes-
tic-yards and yards and yards of
this-per yard ...... ........ 51zc
Lonsdale Bleached Domestic, STAN
dard 12Hc seller. Gigantic sale
price ........s.'... oH2C|
Soft finish, one yard wide Muslin,
615 and 71lc qualities. Gigantic sale
price ............ ........... 5Hc
36-inch wide Percales, extra heavy
quality, suitable for waists, skirts
and dresses, extremely pretty patter-
rs, worth 15c. Gigantic sale.... &c
The Chanute times., 1906-10-05
te Dry Goods Co.,
CHANUTE, KANSAS.


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The Chanute times., 1906-10-05
$4,000

asked nno
not uh
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27
that PANAMA JuNkET.
Congress Likely 20 Ask Shorts Why
unele sam PAYS For Il.

censresa Likely 20 Ask shonts Why
Uncle sam Pays For i.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. ~. =
Chairman shonts, of the 1sthmian Ca.
nal Commission, will be asked by the
House when 1t reconyenes why he
spent public money in providing a
junket to Panama for adozen or more
representatives in Congress: The trip
was arranged for just few days be
fore the House adjourned for the holi-
days.
Representative McKinlay, Of Cali
fornia, apparently was the moving
spirit. The object stated for the trip
was that several California members
might sea for themselves that no Chi
nese coolie labor had yet been employ
ed on the canal work and that they
might learn that American labor is
impossible in some parts, and make
no objection to the employment Of COO
lies. Members approached by Mr.. Nc
Klnlay believed it was q sort of q
"pay.as-you.go" proposition and declln'
ed. Others were lot in on the secret
that the Isthmian Canal Commission
was to defray practically all the ex,
penses and quickly accepted the in
lyltatlon,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27
.WlII Exehanue passes.

General Manager Atterbury, Of the
Pennsylvania lines, has issued a circu.
lar, copies OF which have been re.
ceiyed in this city. announcing that
the Pennsylvania will exchange pass
es with other roads desiring to do SO.
James Maxwell, chief clerk Of the
Wheeling and Lake Erie at steuben.
vile, returned home yesterday morn
ing after being here to spend Christ
mas with his parents.
Fl. L. Farrell, passenger and ticket
agent Of the Wheeling and Lake Erie
here, returned yesterday from his
home at GAINESVILLE, where he has been
for the past few days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27
HaIe Nav Quit 3. and o.

It was reported yesterday that Ar
thur Hale, general superintendent Of
transportation Of the Baltimore and
Ohio we'll known in Wheeling, will
shortly sever his connection with the
company TO devote his entire time to
the American Railway Association. He
has for many years been one of the
principal workers in the association
being the father of the per diem ser
vice. He was instrumental in many
other reforms now in vogue in the as
ISOLATION,
It is also reported that Bruce W.
Duer, who will return in few days
from his trip to Mexico for the benefit
Of his health, will succeed Mr.. Hale.
A number Of changes on the B. and
10. system will take effect the first Of
the year, and it is generally taken that
lat least one or two Wheeling officials
will be affected.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27
M. HARTLEY & SON

Miss Gertrude Johnson, who is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. John Rock,
leaves on Monday for her home at
Latrobe, Pa.
Misses Meta and Meta Thornton,
who had been the guests of their aunt
Mrs. Jess Jamison, for two weeks,
have returned to their home at Cans
Station.
Mr. Hiram Jones has been i'll for
the past two weeks of pneumonia and
neuralgia. Mr.. Jones is a frequent
caller at the West vlrglnian office
and his pleasant visits have been
greatly missed.
Mr.. Ambrose Wrick, who spent
Christmas here, left today for his
home in Cumberland. Mrs. Wrick and
children, who are guests at the home
of the formers father, Mr.. John
Brown, will remain for week longer.
John Sands returned yesterday from
Wheeling where he spent Christmas
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Law.
renee Sands. He was accompanied
here by his sister, Miss Mary Virginia
Sands, who will spend q few days
with her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. p, Sands.
Mayor and Mrs. W. E. Arnett and
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Leeper returned
home last evening from Parkersburg,
where Mrs. Arnett and Mrs. Leeper
! had spent several weeks. They were
accompanied by the formers grand
daughter, Miss Bessie Chancellor, who
will spend the holidays here.
Rev. Charles Buerkie, the pastor in.
troduced an innovation by giving in
marriage Miss Emma Trofz. 20 years
old, to Rish while presents were be
ing distributed from the tree. None
Of the congregation knew that The
marriage was a unique feature Of the
programme ans thought it only ,
joke.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27
Il dad Note


" r. III ~ j.
WHEELING. Dec. ctically
ali Of the passes 70 be ributed y
and oficiais intthe Wheeling
district have been made out at the To-
cal Offices Of all roads, and will be civ
en- out tomorrow. and Saturday. The
form Of the passes on the Baltimore
and Ohio, Wheeling and Lake Erie
and Pennsylvania differs but little
from that used last year. No passes
are issued excepsto those in the EN-,
pIoy Of the company. and only those
whose work requires more or less
travelling. AS a general thing the yard
employees and laborefs are not given
annual passes, but make requests for
passes when they desire them through
their foremen and thence through the
superintendents' Office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27
Himmelein,s Imperial stock Co.


The many friends Of that popular
organization, Himmelein's Imperial
Stock Company. will be glad to learn
that 1t is to be the attraction at the
Grand an of next week, commencing
on Monday night. The company has
been here too often, and is too well
known to require any Introductory no.
tees and is of the same standard of
excellence always maintained by Man
ager Jottn A. Htmmelein. The plays
to be presented are of an unusually
high order and the list is devoid of a
single production that can truthfniiy
be termed mediocre. TIE Lost Para
disc, which patrons will remember
from former seasons. will again be
seen during next weeks engagement
on Monday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27
AGED PREACHER COMES TO
GRIEF WHILE coAsTiNe.
Man Of 70 Falls in With Boys and
Yields to Impulse to Join
Their Sports,

NStN " ~ . N''S
Yields to Impulse to Join
Their Sports.
MoNoNGAHELA. Pa, Dec. 81. =
While manifesting his unusual youth
fullsss by coastlng with a crowd of
boys here yesterday afternoon, Rev.
Dr. William Greene, of Philadelphia,
ii years old, was seriously hurt when
his sled crashed into telegraph pole.
The doctor is visiting bis sister.tn.
law, Mrs. James Alexander, and yes
terday afternoon about $3.50 o'clock
fell in with a crowd Of small boys
ooasting down Meade street. steep
hill. He borrowed a sled and on his
first, trip ran into a pole at the bot
tom of the hill. He was thrown about
10 feet, striking his head against the
icy street. For two hours the doctor
was unconscious He was taken to
Mrs. AIexander's home and will recov'
nr
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27

Miss Una Carpenter goes Fl West
LINTON tomoTcw q spend week IS
ne isst of aiis stella TMsforis
aiissRath AIMED iii Ieass tie tirgt
cf next week for Boston u resume
her studies at eland Powers DEaHiati
70 School: 1.
Frank Raymond ieayss the first Of
next week for Boston toresame his
studies At Harvard Law School
Judge 3. III Morgan and Attorneys
a. L. Lehman and John I. Lehman
wentto Ellins to-day. where they will
attend the meeting Of the State Bar
Association.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27
PERSONAL

Rlrea Koen, of Warrington, spent
Yesterday in the city
Charley Peddicord, of Morgantown,
visitor in the city yesterday.
Fard Russell. who was mere on a
IL to relatives. returned to Baltl-
alore last night.
"a daughter was born on Wednesday,
December 20, to Mr.. and Mrs Harvey
ianhatl, at the City Hospital,
III. and Mrs. Ira Smith spent Christ
mas IN &lorgantown the guests of the
lstters parents, DR.. and Mrs. Cox.
III. and Mrs. p. II. Shields, who
II st Christmas here with relatives,
tarnr6 to Clarksburg last night.
Hiss Emily Lively, of Weston, is
Ia guest Of her brother, Mr., Henry
i4iTely and wife at their home on 4th
stteet
III. John Scrtever and daughters,
misses Ora and Hazel, of I.ashtey
are the guests of Mr., and Mrs A,
Lehman
Fred Jamtson and Fred Hood wen
Cans station yesterday to spent
seek with their grandparents, Mr.
Mrs, Meuller.
Mss Helen Kirkland, Of Manning
~, IS the guest Of Mrs. Harry Crane
Otis Cole spent Christmas with rel
sailges in Morgantown.
lIfs, la,lu Rilllngslea aud son
IN Eant to Bucthannon today 4
visit the formers brother r. B. MOI
i'll They will return on Monday.
Hiss Helen West, Of Keyser, arrives
aeFe last evening on So and will spent
1ne time with her sisters, Mrs. z. H
pith and Mrs. Lewis Miliholiand.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27
THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE HAS
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27

IvancIch's Orchestra Will Not Play.
Through earelessness In the maN,
agement of the details Of the dance to
BE given by Messrs. Fast and Yaught
music from Clarksburg has been en-
gagged for the occasion although Ivan
cichs orchestra was also engaged and
their programme printed. Many Of
the dancers who enjoyed 1vaneich's
music at the reception and dance CIV
en- by Miss Laura Williams, very re-
Gently, are sorry that 1t was found nee
essary to cancel the local orchestra en-
gagement In favor Of an unknown out
side organization.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27
-TEpnY NAIlgs IlNo rUssIEs.
! hfisssns on Them Bellany
and lie c1hsr .lIissIa.

wAsHTNGToN ~ Dee,
Samantha, 4 motherIy cat long d a.
yorite pet 81 the White House, brought
added Joy to the hearts Of the young.
est Roosevelt children BY bringing into
the world yesterday pair Of ldss
tens. The youngsters put the kittens
into basket, took them upstairs to
their father and said that, as the new
pets were born Christmas Day, he
must name them.
The President at first demursed,
but eventually yielded. He declared
the name Of the male kitten should be
i'Belamy'' and the name Of the female
kitten MARIA"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27
The President
AND FAMILY LEFT TO-DAY FOR
VIRGINIA HOME TO SPEND
HOLIDAY VACATION.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 27. :
President Roosevelt left Washington
this morning for his holiday vacation
at Pine Knot, Virginia, cottage, owned
by the Roosevslts, near Charlottesville.
with him were Mrs. Roosevelt, their
five children and four others. The
President and family expect to return
to Washington Monday morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27

MARIETTA John Kennedy,
BoothsvllIe; H, E. Moore. Wheeling;
r. R, Phillip and family, wallace; A.
W. Emsheiner, Center; Hugh NJ. Mar.
tin, shInnston; David Weed, Manning
ton; Joe Conn. Pennington; B F. vii
son, Barrackvllle; ]. T. Barker. Der
ryburg; F. T. Martin, Grafton; John
E. seGord, Charleston; E. Thayer
Phlippl; TT Randall and wife, Cen
tury; /. D. Pocock, Morgantown.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27

Conner, Lee Garrison, Thomas ronnori
i. r. pexlns. s. q. wagner ], 2.
Garner !. s.. Norris, N. Cameron. R
ID. Clark, Littleton; W p. Elliott
Parkersburg; Waitmans 5arbs, s. 9.
jackson, Charles E. Hogg. E. n. Tur,
ner, Morgantown; q. 3. Peddicordr
shinnston: W. II. Bailey Grafton; o.
~. Phillips, ). H. Arnett, August
Meyer, 3. L. Yeager. F. II. Dawson
r. P. Robb, wheeling: n, N. Fergu'
son, Berryburg; W. o. Davis. Ph!lippi;
1. W. TrymaR, q. F. Davis, clarEs-
larg: Mike Snyder ohm l.. Golte, ].
ID. Furbee, E. A. Mills, Warrington;
]. A. Miller, Meridian; Frank Stewart,
aIorgantown; j, M, Orr, Hiora; John
Deyiatt, Huntington.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27

Well Known Artist Dead.
NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-walter Ap-
pleton Clark, the well known artist
and illustrator, died suddenly from
heart disease today at his home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27

collection Of Art Goods Is aecondto none in the
State and full THIRD OFF our regular prices
gYe you an opportunity to money some really
rtste pieces We've some very choice selections in
10th AIT Ware and Hand Painted China and little
silas money would SO long ways now.
Dropin the Basementan and look them
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27

MANLEY-Geo. 8. V. Howard.
Moundsyille; W, H. Norman, clarks'
burg; G. A: snodgrass. Warrington;
NJ. D. Martin, ReedsyiIIe: G. MasTag,
gart, Baxter; s. A. Moore, G. F, Teter'
l4illppl.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27

wATsoN-J. 7. Moore, Weston; G.
Al. Smith, Sidney Smith, wellsville;
D. D. Cunningham, Baxter; 9. c. G.
'CoFman, Warrington.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27

Call ana see our circulating library
Of latest copyright books Of fiction.
Globe Book Store, Watson Hotel bullds
ing Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27

JAcKsoN-D. o. Meclung, Wheel.
ing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27

Buy your books Of Larney Lloyd,
Globe Book Store. Watson Hotel build.
n '1ul
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II aHATaa aaa p .aov 2asAI aga Edsg eaIasE -


Jasoss- IIuteIllas0a BL0el. Fairmont z. e.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-27
RALF!PRICE SALE
Of
TOYS, GAMES and DOLLS

Basement
eve 8 few mighty few desirable Toys
ana Dolls 70 close out at HALF.
ptkCE
ll ii good shape, but we wish to sell
them before Inventory, and have made the
very low. II there are any children
ycp forg got II your own did not receive
snoug here's q chance to get all you want
they were marked before Christ
mas
DOH Furniture, Tea Sets, Iron Toys,
Mechanical Toys, Wheeled Toys,
Guns, Banks and Balls, Excellent As
sortment Of Games Few Choice
Dolls.
oNE-TFfII u OFF
on
IlT GOODS and HAND PAINTED
CHINA;