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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
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obcn ongciibrten 2eioen beireien
per0cn.
6. 5e5ember 1909.
Eu)iunb & Co. y,emsDOrf
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Biucu mtnt6e ib 8u iABeu, onb id uiCmnIs
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Diagcn ilno ocs Grbrc6enS, bate Sdmer3en
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2cutc, sic ua6 Ocm Giicn oon 0em
@ci'i5I Scr llcbcriiillumg mOSd1perc
uicOerge0riidt mcr0cu unO weIdeH
5duii8 Die Na1ruug ais 5u idper unO
oriidcn0 I'M W}agen IirgenO eribeint
oOer Oie an 8erltopiung, innerIiden
SGmorrboi0en 9hutonorong naf)
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9rcden, So0brcmch &ophueb, 8i.
Oeruilcu gcgen 9tabrlng, 9IG6un.
gen, Siufcn o0cr JIuttern ser Scr3,
tbitigtcit, bcoriiden0cn o0er erItiden-
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nommcnbcit bei'm pIobIiden glnf'
ite5eu Yunftcn oocr 8Iimmern Dor
0Cn 2lu0en, Iicbcr uno Oumpfem
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&mt mo ser 2lu9en, S6mer5en in
Ser Scite, Der 9ruit Den @lieoern
uu0 an pI6bIiden SibcgciiibIeu Ici-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

tiuun Nnnf" III Baltimore i'm Stanic Diat1'
lnno 6cim ShIuiic ocg oicdnite am 90.
Jnnnar 1907.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

9luSiuris i6cr ocu Stnuo Der ,Srittcu Nntlunal'
Yuut" IN Baltimore i'm Stuatc WarDlanp
bci'm SmlnNc Der tScifntc AM 26. 5nnnnr
1907.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

9tuSpciS ibcr ben etnno Der ,,6nntou 0ntiuual.
gGmf" IN Baltimore i'm Stnatc WiarDlano
bci'm sdlgiie brr @cidlnite AM 2G. SGuuGr
1901.
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14ultintnre & Ohio
"555-j5-5"
Der Sageslidt.3ng
OnrdD bic @ebirsc.

Sploc ScfiibiiIs3iiae nit .Sralulng 9ioom"
S1lupdaGono nnd Cincinnati unO e. 2ous
gluifci FarIor,94upGpn nad Riiis0llrg.
gl6fa6ri Baltimore, Nt 8obnI. Gao NIoraen5
9t6inbrt Baltimore, Gnnloeu... 100 Wiorgens
glnfurft Cincinnati ati..........tl50 slbenbs
glufrnft 2uutsuac ....... 710 Mtor9en5
glnfunfi ct. 2puis ........... $40 UloreerS
g(nnnit @6cclino no......... TAO 9l6enoS
8nrIor'y8ne9pn bon Cumberland.
gtnfurft @hfsburg ....... 505 abenoS
l'uiietRGrorsg sgSnggon bon baltimore.
glnhnit 6lepclaub. b.............l00O Ibenbs
g(nntnit SDicagp p............... TAO WIorgen5
G6Inipaegons bon &itisbnrg
(3I)
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S4,964,0
Gircftpreu:

@co. u. Uun 2ingcn,
!Sornrp Scibcl,
5amcS M. Cater,
gSm. z. gclbinG
&enj. ". Gurfran, jnn.,
Charles ". ,SiclS,
Ncprgc W, Sbriuer,
$. $. Snbncr,
SacOb W. Gand)bcimcr,
1yrrScrif $. 8uttlicb.
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Nuewcis h6cr oen stnuo her .Iutonul Gr.
duunC Saut" In Baltimore i'm stnatc
WiaNunO bci'm shluNc Der SridDaftc am
26. Jnunnr 1907.
CButba6cu.

Buthabcu.
SarICbcn mo uno GiSconii .......3,55l, ,3g1 G7
ucDc8oNcl, gcIldrrt uub luGc.
Scr SiuuicusSbligutjouc nm oic
Girmaiion 81 iihern. -. ssG.oOOOO
&cr. characterization our Sis
cbeulng bon &cr. Staten 0cpOs
iitcu .o........,........,.... 2oO.5oOCO
bon @cr Sianicn ScpoIitcn ',, $50 900 90
&cr. .SidNtcilsSblpuione on pano 10000
Br0nIlcn uuf Ner StdaleusSbltnua
iioucn .................,.. 1l.6l1.G5
Siicllcn, St0erbcltct etc,.....,,. NO16E0V
tuna .,..,;,'.,..........'. POI 100000
Rcicrbc 9lacuicn ,..,...,,,, 3O.s27.7G
6HIlig hon Stuuto Nuiiicn mo
Qanicrs .................. sO10744
Ggenicn ....,...........,... 3ls.G2f 10
96cds nno unhcrc 4anrpoitcu.... 1SttJt0
GGcdS fir Die Yi0uioirsNanf ..... 7s 30@i0
9tptcn bon nnoercn NutionnINnrs
tCI ..,.... ...''...'.'''.. o,oouuu
Gents ......'.......',...."', .''.,",'0. 057
Girietl6 In Oct 3onf bcinot6c
NelerOc ....,.....,,..-
Spc6c ....,........$ SIG $4,000
= WV ''''' - 233, $1,000
ginl5fungs Sonb. ocpouirt bci'm
Shabncier Der Der Stnntcu
(5 Bros, ocs gotcnsl(mInufs). 100000
aotof Observation-Disclosures, $0G7s ,3G5s2
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tub rein OtoclnbiHftb uuo Gou5 8uoerIdIIi9.
@euirtcu boufonlmcnc Scroauuna, boudnose
Gbiorutruna uuo aefuube RcacImdbgfeit
3nr 0ur pon nnrn 2riOen oeS WiGneuS, ber
Gjcoarme, Der Vlereu, ber NlnIc, pOn nerubien
0rnutDcitcu, pnmurrtuibcn, GppnueG uno alien
2cDcrlcbrn.
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len g(poibclcrn pcrtauit mo per Rof nab
@mpianq ocS Nciruaes perilnht
Raomng & So, 80 Giul'Sirabe, ge,p .Dpri.
(2)
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NusiuciS i6cr oen Stanb ocr ,,Slo Sulun Gas
tiuunl. ynnt" In Baltimore i'm 2taatc WiarD-
lnno bci'm SmMiic per @cidaitc nm 2G.
Snuuur 1907,
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Commercial onO
,}orlNerS'
,](o(iol((l(-,BoN6.
Gpmocniirter Qlmsiucts
Oc3 oiii5icllcn 9cri6tS an 0cn Gou.
ront.Gontrolcur ii6er Sen 3u-
itonO an @cihditSibluiic,
2G. &nnuor 1907.
0mtfnbcn:

QorlG6en II. 0i5conti $3,O15,656.4S
Gcrcinigte Stootcns
O6ligotioncn ... 638,000.O0
9(n0crc SefltritGten. 9S,1t9.44
8urnocigent6um, MO
bel uno ginri6tllnq 65,26052
9o1rbcItan0 un0 bon
@antcn iGQig..... It46,969.91
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Galfg
GrmSe oil Co.,,
501-3-5 @aitBer SnilOing,
iii Nurb -G9arles- Strafc,
Baltimore, Mb.

I Baltimore, Wib.
, 98ir oiferiren eineu 6ei1rinrteu
4 S0eiI ser gtftien Der nGaicb Grube Oil
! 9ompnnn" (aui meIdbe bic @eieaiGnit
Qro8g't bro SaGr .bea9l9 into 5ef9
rcn 9arnerib ST betrisi, 5u SOC. pro
4ftie
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d Srr @rI6s bon oem Serlaui oicier
Y slltien ion sum GlnboGren neuer GueIs
/ len oebrcutDt iperoen, 'uoourdj Die Gins
3 na6mcn ocr De'euf6n't betrd6tIicb .oer~.
! mebrt perben
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@eitgf0nit GeIicert.
@cnmte:
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3 Napitahii.
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Srunociecntbum.
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gSnl s.. IoiuleS Wii9. So.
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iE9 Company. Sadfon, li1.
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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-29
Vermont News Notes.

The following officers were elected al
the third annual meeting of the Yer
mont Life Underwriters association il
Rutland Friday night: President, S. W
Hindes, Burlington; vice president, l.
N. Norton, Bennington; W. E. Ayers
Windsor; secretary, r. L. North, Bur
lington; treasurer, Smith s. Ballard
Montpelier; executive committee, G. f.
North, Burlington, s. L. Ketcham, Rut.
land, Fl. G. Farrar, Rutland.
The marriage on November Is of AL
bert E. Caswell to Mrs. Alice NJ. Gas.
well has started lot of inquiry in st.
Johnsbury as to who's who in this fam
lily. Mr.. Caswell married his brothers
widow, and as she was his first wife's
daughter, he has now married his step
daughter. The bride has half-sister
living in town, Mrs. Carl E. Gognon,
and she becomes by this marriage the
step-daughter of her half-sister.
The Congregational church at Dorset
was entirely destroyed early Sunday
morning by fire which was started in
the heater Saturday night to heat the
church for Sunday service. A defective
fue was the direct cause. The fire had
gained such Roadway before being dis
covered that the bell could not be rung.
Consequently help could not be obtained
quickly. The magnificent communion
table and service, recently given to the
church by friends in memory of Miss
Bertha Pratt were destroyed The
building was insured for $4,000. This
church was built in 1893.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-29
Framed Pictures

Special for the Holidays. You will
find here most unusual values and
extremely attractive gifts.
LANDSCAPES AND JUVENILE
SUBJECTS, in highly colored
choice selections, gilt moulding,
with embossed corner ornaments.
Very special 1Oc
LANDSCAPES AND NEW ART
SUBJECTS, a choice selection un.
der white and grey beveled edge
mats, satin finish, gilt moulding,
ordinarily sold at soc. Price 25c
ETCHINGS OF MERIT in an excel.
lent series of subjects, oak and
gilt mouldings, very attractive.
Prices oOo and sna
g IN UINE TOBY ETCHINGS.
Assortment of subjects under
white beveled edge mats, solid oak
or gilt frame. Value at least $3.50.
Price 90
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-29
s2O,7sO.O4
BURGLARS TOOK AWAY $1,000.
Station Safes at Beecher Falls Blown
Friday Night.

A band Of burglars, well equipped with
explosives and safe-breaking implements,
entered the Maine Central station at
Beecher Falls Friday night dynamited
two safes and escaped with more than
$1,000 in cash, and without leaving any
clew to their whereabouts or the direc-
ton in which they fed. 1t is believed,
however, they crossed the Canadian
boundary. The break was discovered
early Saturday when Michael Gleason,
the station agent, opened the station.
One of the safes blown open was the
property OF the railroad and contained
money received from the sale OF tickets
and from freight receipts. The other
company. The doors had been blown off
in q skilful manner and the work had
been performed so well that no one in
the neighborhood had been aroused by
the detonation, although there must
have been two separate explosions. The
interior of the station was badly wreck
ed by the force of the explosions. In an
other part of the station was large safe
belonging to the United States govern
ment, containing customs receipts,
Beecher Falls being a port of entry. The
burglars evidently overlooked this safe
or were frightened away before they had
time to open it, as apparently no at
tempt had been made to force it. The
burglars did their work SO well that not
even a pane Of glass was broken by the
force Of the explosions. The contents of
the safes were sorted over carefully and
only currency was taken, all checks and
drafts being left behind. The burglars
pried off the combination lock on both
safes and applied the explosive through
the opening thus made.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-29
Ex-Mayor of Barre Dead.

Ex-Mayor William Barclay, one o.
Barrels leading citizens, as well as one
Of its most prominent granite manufac
turers, died suddenly Friday Of heart
trouble. He had been confined to the
house only a week although he had been
in failing health for some months. Mr..
Barclay was born in Scotland 81 years
ago and came to Barre in 1885. He mar
ried Mary Monroe Smith who, with sew
en- children, survives him. Mr. Barclay
was twice president Of the Barre Granite
Manufacturers association, a member of
Clan Gordon, Order of Scottish Clans,
being its first chief, member Of the
Burns club of which organization he was
at one time president, member OF the
Masonic orders of Barre and of Mount
Sinai Temple, Ancient Arabic Order, No
bles Of the Mystic Shrine. He was also
member of the Congregational church.
Mr.. Barclay was very popular as is at
tested by the fact that he held the Of
fee Of mayor for three successive terms,
having first been elected in 1904.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-29
29c 4Sc 75c CSC $1.25
S1.39 81. 4S S1.9S S2.9S
LINEN TOWELS.

LINEN TOWELS, all bought before
the advance. The prices are
right.
PURE LINEN TOWELS, in large
variety of patterns in damask,
also in buck, in fancy and colored
borders. All standard size and
very special value. Price Csc
HUCK AND DAMAsK TOWELS,
in high. grade, all pure linen and
in standard size, in both fringed
and hemstitched. Price 4Sc
HIGH GRADE TOWELS, in beau.
tiful damasks, hemstitched full
size and extra value. Prices
75c to Csc
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-29

MEMS HEMSTITCHED LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS in IA inch
1.2 inch, inch hem, all pure lin.
en-. Price, each,
1Oc 12Ac 15c Csc
MEMS LINEN INITIAL HAND
KERCHIEFS, in a variety of
styles of initials. Per box of six,
75c to 81. SO
CHILDREN CoLoRED Dor.
DERED HANDKERCHIEFS in
endless variety at all prices.
lie &c Sc Sc 1Oc
CHILDREN'S BUNNY AND
FAIRY HANDKERCHIEFS, in
the usual good assortment. Price
Sc
CHILDREN IS HANDKERCHIEFS.
three in a box, in colored border
and hemstitched. Per box 15c
CHILDREN'S INITIAL HAND.
KERCHIEFS in fancy boxes, 3 in
a box, very special. Per box 15c
FANCY BOXED CHILDREN IS
HANDKERCHIEFS, very good
quality, three in a box. Price
1Oc
INITIAL HAND. |
KERCHIEFS, in good variety and |
exceptional values.
SC 12Ac Csc
SILK MUFFLERS for ladies and
men, in many beautiful designs.
4Sc CSC Sl.4S |
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-29

OXFORD STATIONERY, pebbled
paper box, linen cloth stock, wal
let flap envelopes, banded to
match. Value 25c. Price 19c
IMPERIAL Csc ASSORTMENT. In
this assortment are IL different
designs to choose from, some are
fully worth 39c. Our price, each,
Csc
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-29

SCARFS AND PELERINES.
FOX SCARFs IN SABLE AND
\ ISABELLA, trimmed with large
brush tails and heads. Prices
| $3.9S to S29.5O
FOX PELERINES IN SABLE AND
ISABELLA, in several lengths,
rich, beautiful furs. Prices
$3.50 to S25. 90
FOX THROWS IN SABLE AND
ISABELLA, length 6S inches to
So inches, satin lined and special
value. Prices
$1,000 to $3.50
NATURAL GREY SQUIRREL,
genuine dark, choicest quality, to-
tai length ~ inches. Price
$3.50
GREY SQUIRREL, natural choice
quality, length IS inches. Price
S11.5O
RACCoON THROWS, fur on both
sides, also satin lined, several
lengths, Prices
S3.9S to $1,000
PELERINES AND SCARFS. some
made with satin lining, some fur
on both sides. Prices
$3.50 to $500
0POSSUM SCARFS AND PELER-
INES, both sable and Isabella,
some with satin lining, some fur
on both sides, all lengths, IS inches
to 100 inches. Prices
S2.9S to $500
THROW SCARFS IN OPOSSUM.
fur on both sides, also satin lined,
all lengths in both sable and lisa
bella. Prices S3.9S to S7.9S
FURs FOR MISSES AND Chill
DREN.
CHINCHILLETTE THROW AND
FLAT MUFF. Price S4.9S
GREY KRIMMER FANCY Ora.
VAT AND FLAT MUFF. Price
S4.9S
WATER MINK SCARF AND FLAT
MUFF, two styles. Prices
S4.9S and S7.9S
COMFY AND FLAT
MUFF. Price 90 QS
ANGoRA SET, SATIN
LINED COLLAR, fiat muff. Price
81. AS
WHITE SET, satin lined collar, fiat
nun. Price SOS
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-29
Gloves

l2-BUTTON KID GLOVES, in
black, white, tan and grey, MADE
from cape stock. Very special
value. Price S2.9S
GAUNTLET OR AUTOMOBILE
GLOVES, made from heavy cape
stock, guaranteed. Price S2.4o
WOOL LINED CAPE GLOVES, IN
two qualities, very warm, service
able gloves. Prices
S1.OO and S1.5O
MOCHA GLOVES, made in brown
tan, black and grey, extra yang no
Price Sl.UU
CAPE GLOVES FOR LADIES AM
CHILDREN, made in tan ana
grey, the most serviceable anu
profitable glove to buy for WINTER o
wear. Prices S1.O0 and S1.oV
BLACK KID GLOVES, in extla
$50
LADIES' KID GLOVES, made II
black, grey, brown, ian ana VIM VIM
two clasps, fully guaranteed o ~,
very special value, Price Sl.0'
GOLF GLOVES, for ladies and calr
dren, in plain and fancy coloF', s ~
good, warm gloves and the O''
possible values. Prices ,o4
Csc and 4sc
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-29
Japanese Hand
Drawn Linens

HAND DRAWN SQUARES in many
beautiful designs, sizes 9 inch, IL
inch, "a inch. Prices
12@c Csc 500 soc 75c
LUNCH CLOTHS, HAND DRAWN,
in a great variety of patterns,
some hand-embroidered, 80 inch
and Sc inch. Prices
S1.25 to S3.9S
BUFFET AND BUREAU SCARFS,
in specially large assortment, and
the most beautiful line we ever
carried. Prices CSC to S3.9S
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-29

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Sslve
is healing and soothing. Good for piles.
Sold by All Druggists.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-29
Vermont NelUs
NATIONAL RANK TAXES.
List OF Those That Have Flied State
menfs with Tax Commissioner.


All of the 81 national banks In Yer
mont which filed stipulation on or before
April 10 the effect that they would I'M
der the provisions Of a statute passed BY
the last legislature, pay tax OF 720 OF
one per cent. on all interest bearing de-
posits wherein is rate OF interest e1:
cssding two per cent. per annum, held
BY them during the six months ending
September 80, 1907, have filed returns In
the Office Of j. Il. Cushman, commission
err of the state taxes The total amount
OF such taxes for the six months IL SO,.
,sO.0i, there being upwards of five and
oue-half millions OF such interest bearing
deposits held by national banks in this
state. Sixteen national banks in the
state do not accept interest bearing de-
posts at q larger rate than two per
cent. The list Of banks paying the tax
mentioned follows:
Allen National bank, Fair Hay'
en- ,.......,...,..,,....,,. ooos
Baxter National bank, Rutland. 1922
Remington County National -.
bank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I2os
Bradford National bank. ...... 2oS26
Caledonia National bank, Dan
VILE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ooo.s<
Clement National bank, Rutland l,64s.73
ton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I,lo7,N
First National bank of Enos' -.
burgh Falls ..,............... 3l2,Ss
First National bank of Fair
Haven OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. otdi
First National bank Of Mont
pelier NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. W'so
First National bank Of North
Bennington ..........,...s,..' oo9.zV
Fat National hanl nf pnult-
ney NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. <if'9
First National bank of st.
JohnsDury ...........,..'.. VIII
Howard National bank, Burling'
ton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4sl'o
Island Pond National bank. ..:. 1854
Lamoille County National bank,
Hyde Park ...........,.,.... $40
Jobnsbuy .................... l,5OO9i
Nontnelier National bank. 56l69
National bank of Barre. ...... 1859
National bank of Bellows Falls. 1865
National bank of Derby Line. 80. 79057
National bank Of Newport. eO93O
National bank Of Orange county,
Junction ''. ..... - 4252H
Bethel '''.'.................. l,Oi3.7O
Mortified National bank. $500. 1887
Peoples National bank Of Barre 555.OS
Peoples National bank Of Brat
tleboro NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. li3'oo
State National bank, Windsor. 3l2.62
Vermont National bank, Brattle-
boro ...................,.. olfoo |
Waterbury National bank. ...... 6O9.23
Weldon National bank, st. Al
bans ..........,.,.......... 229.3i
Woodstock National bank. 32.O6
500, 7sO.O4
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WOMEN IS LINEN HANDKER
CHIEFS, unusually fine quality
Is inch IA inch, l-2 inch hem,
all strictly pure linen and made
in both sheer and cambria weight.
Price, each,
1Oc 12kc 15c 25c
WOMEN'S LINEN IN ITIA L
HANDKERCHIEFS, in several
styles of initial, IL inch and l
inch hens, all strictly pure linen.
Prices, each, 12hc and Csc
WOMEN'S INITIAL HANDKER.
CHIEFS by the box. Pure linen,
fine embroidered, 8 in box.
75c and S1.39
WOMEN'S INITIAL HANDKER-
CHIEFS fancy plaid weave, all
pure linen, put up six in a box,
two grades, each,
121ac and Csc
HAND EMBROIDERED WON
EMS HANDKERCHIEFS, all
pure, linen, fancy plaid weave.
Put up six in box, very special
value, Price, by the box, 81. 4S
LADIES' EMBROIDERED HAND.
KERCHIEFS in linen, also in fine
Swiss goods. The greatest va
riety we have ever shown. Hun
dreds at each price.
Sc 1Oc 12hc 15c 25c
SOC 4Sc 75c $1.OO
L DIES SILK HANDKER-
CHIEFS in plain hemstitched, also
in plain initial. Prices
25c and 4Sc
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Toilet Articles
SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS
GIFTS.
INFANTS STERLING SILVER
Brush and Comb Sets. Price
SIPS to 81. 9S
LADIES' STERLING Sill YER
BRUSH AND COMB SETS, very
special values. Prices
S2.9S to S3.9S
STERLING SILVER MANICURE
SET, 3 pieces in satin lined box.
Price S2.4S
TOILET CASES, consisting of
Brush, Comb and Mirror, in a
large variety, in fancy boxes,
and.decorated. Prices
CSC 81. 4S up to $2.9S
GENTLEMEN'S BRUSH AND
COMB SETS, consisting of mill.
tary brushes and ebonized comb.
Price SOC to S1.9S
HAT AND COAT BRUSHES to
match in sterling silver, for both
men and women. Prices
S1.9S to S2.9S
BRUSH, COMB AND MIRROR in
satin lined box. Prices
S2.4S to $3.9S
MANICURE SETS, in a great as
sortment in plain and fancy boxes.
Prices SOC to SOS
SHAVING SETS in very attractive
boxes, mug, brush, mirror and
comb. Price CSC to $500
TRAVELLERS TOILET SETS, in
leather, folding box shape, con-
sisting of hair brush, clothes
brush, comb, mirror, tooth brush,
soap box, nail brush and bottle.
Price S1.5O to S3.9S
COLLAR AND CUFF BAGS, in real |
leather, satin lined and silk
stitched, one of the best selling
articles in the market. Prices
CSC to $3.50
WRITING TAB.
LET'S in saffron and morocco
leather Prices SOC to S1.25
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Leather Goods

Leather Goods
Our Christmas leather goods line
is the largest and best values we
have ever offered.
POCKETBOOKS WITH BACK
STRAP, in seal grain leather, in
real morocco, in real seal and wal,
rus. Sizes 5 inch to inch. Prices
according to size and quality.
25c to ST. so
LADIES' HAND BAGS, with fit,
tings, all new shapes, made in
grain leather, alligator, morocco,
real seal, walrus. Prices accord
ing to size and quality.
4Sc to $3.50
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Art Novelties made
from CretonS

ROUND CREToN LAUNDRY BAG
soc
LARGE CRETON LAUNDRY BAG
75c
SQUARE CRETON WORK BOX
soc
FANCY SEWING BAG 25c
SIX SIDED SEWING BAG SOC
FOLDING CRETON TRAVELLING
BAG SOC
DRESSING CASE SOC
FOUR SIDED WORK BOX SOC
WORK BOX SOC
FANCY WASTE BASKETS 75c
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PIN CUSHIONS,

HANDMADE PIN CUSHION, nd
all sizes, hand.painted, lace line Inc
ribbon trimmed, eolors Pima =
yellow, red and green. F n1 az
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MUFFS MUFFs

MUffS MUffo
SSUM AND RACC00N
MUFFS, pillow style, also in fiat
style, trimmed with heads and
tails. Prices S3.9S to $1,000
WATER MINK MUFFS, fat style.
Prices S3.9S to S4.9S
COMFY MUFFS IN PILLOW style,
also trimmed. Prices
S1.4S to S4.9S
GEN UINE ISABELLA AND
SABLE FOX, pillow style and
plain fiat style trimmed with tai
and heads. Prices
SS.9S to $1,000
MUFFS IN NATURAL
GREY, also in sable, squirrel
Prices SOS to S12.5O
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Christmas Handkerchiefs

Christmas Hdn0kefCnIefS
Our stock of handkerchefs is the most dainty and
attractive we have ever shown. Our purchase in
linens was made before the advance and we are able
to offer linen handkerchiefs in exceptionally good
values. Thousands of dainty Swiss and Linen En-
broidered Handkerchief are shown in an endless
variety of patterns.
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