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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-07-19
WHO WILL GET The WATCH?
There is Apt to Be Some Tall Voting
Twixt Now and Saturday.

And who is to get the gold watch
in The News piano contest Saturday
night? Can you look at today's votes
and guess the answer? Aye, there's
the rub.
There are new votes in today's list
of coupons, but there are no positions
shifted. Three contestants have to-
day received votes, but the only result
lies in the advances thus made, no
passing of one by another being re-
corded. But there are two days left
for the casting of coupons before the
gold watch will be given away to the
girl leading the prize piano race at 8
O'Clock Saturday night, and there's
plenty of probability that between now
and that hour there will be some tall
transformations in the ballot game.
In answer to one inquiry received
today, the contest editor wants to
make it clear that no contestant will
be permitted to transfer her votes to
any other candidate. Votes cast for
any one candidate can not be shifted.
And here's a word of advice from
the contest man" It's time to quit
hunting for the free coupon votes and
devote more time to the big game of
new subscribers. Each contestants
friends are now saving their free cou-
pons and mailing them within the
week limit. Let these friends take
care of the free votes on their own
hook and go after bigger ballots. De
vote energy to getting either new or
advance subscriptions, there will be
found many people just as willing to
make it a couple of years as one year,
and the additional votes will help
some.
A few people insist on sending free
coupons that have expired on account
of the time limit Free coupons must
printed upon them, or they are not
counted.
Miss Ella Golf, Pierce. ..........99 1861
Miss Sylvia Robertson, Atkinson. 1866
Miss Ethel Wilberger, Anoka. -. $3.50
Miss Martha Chaser, Stanton. -. .604S
Miss Mary Left, Hoskins. ...... .6031
Miss Agnes Barnes, Battle Greek. 1896
Miss Blanche Dorothy, Spencer. 1864
Miss Mildred Williams, Meadow
Grove ..,,,.,,.'....'''' 40 ~
Miss Josie Woodwork, Neigh. 1882
Miss Blanche Bender, Fairfax. 1850
Miss Laura Hoferer, Creighton. BOIL
Miss Ada Nelson, Newman Grove 1850
Miss Elizabeth Raychon, Valen-
tine ................... 1000
Miss Rose HERE, Ainsworth. 80. 800
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-07-19
BROOKLYN MAN FOUND DEAD
Body Of W. D. Wines Located After
Demand for Ransom Was Made.

New York, July 1S.-The body OF
William ID Wines retired merchant
of Brooklyn, was found by searching
parties in the woods at Mt. Kisco
after his son had received a letter
demanding a ransom of $4,000. Mr.
Wines, who was eighty years old, dis
appeared June % from the home OF
his sontn-law in Mt. Kisco. Last Sat
urday his son in Brooklyn received a
letter decorated with skull and cross.
bones, declaring that Mr.. Wines would
be sent hime if $4,000 was placed in
a pillar of the elevated railroad at an
indicated point in Brooklyn. A decoy
letter was placed there, but no one
came for II
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-07-19
ITALIAN MURDER TRIAL
Prosecution Closes Case Without Cast.
Ing Death Plot About Woman.

Hahnville, La, July 18.-That Mrs
CampisclanO, one OF the women aC.
cused OF the murder OF little Walter
Lamana, the kidnapped New Orleans
boy, will probably not receive an ex
IRENE sentence became evident when
the prosecution closed its case, after
less than two days OF evidence-taking
without having directly connected the
woman with the crime. OF the other
three prisoners. the woman's hus
band and Gendusa, go.between for the
ransom money, have had strong cir.
cumstantIal evidence given against
them. or the remaining prisoner
Tony Costa. 1t has only been testified
that he kidnapped the child in New
Orleans and gave his wagon to the
gang which carried the little fellow
away and later strangled him
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-07-19
eIidden Tourists at Columbus.

Columbus, o., July 1S.-Fitty.eight
of the seventyfour Glidden tourists,
who started from Cleveland last Wed.
nesday, arrived in Columbus and were
checked up at the Hartman hotel.
There was but one accident reported.
William Herbert. a farmer, was hold.
ing team of horses at Enon while
an automobile was passing, when his
horses became unmanageable and he
was thrown against a machine and his
oollarbone broken.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-07-19
BASEBALL RESULTS

American League-St Louis, 4; Bos
ton, 3. Chicago, oil; New York, 4.5
Detroit 2; Washington. Is. Cleveland
/; Philadelphia, 5.
National League-Brooklyn, "a; st
Louis, 10. Boston. 2, Chicago, 3
New York, 0; Pittsburg. 2. Philadel
phia, /; Cincinnati, Z.
American observation-disclosures City
8; Louisville, l. Milwaukee, 2; To
ledo. 0. Minneapolis, /; Columbus, 2
st. Paul. 4; Indianapolis, 2
Western League-Omaha, 5; Pueb
10. l. Sioux City, Z; Des Moines. 8
Lincoln. l. Denver 2.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-07-19
Waters Claim Two Victims.

Waterloo, Ia, July 1S.-The body
of Frank T. Watkins. aged forty-three
years, was found in Cedar river. He
had been drowned by accident. Roy
Habenicht was drowned when he went
beyond his depth while wading. He
was unable to swim.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-07-19
7. p. A. Elects Officers,

Detroit, July lS-The National
Travelling Mems Protective assocla.
ton elected the following officers;
President, Louis La Beaume Of St
Louis; vice president, L. C. Doets OF
Des Moines; secretarytreasurer. A. l..
Sheet2 OF Omaha. The 1908 conven.
ton will be held at Lake Placid, N. Y.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-07-19
SUICIDE WILL De DEFENSE,
r. n. Magill VIII Be Taken at Once
from san Diego to Clinton, ~.

San Diego, Cal, July lS.--Shcrin
Campbell of Dewitt county, Illinois,
is expected to arrive today To take
Fred II. Magill and his present wife
Fay Graham Magill back to Clinton,
ILL.,, to answer for the alleged killing
OF Magills former wife. The defense
will be that the woman committed sui.
eide.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-07-19
No Active Fight by Allison.

Dubuque, July Ex-senator Allison
issued a denial to the published re
ports from Des Moines that he plans
to make speaking campaign for re
election to the senate. He also ie
MES that he and Governor Cummins
are political enemies.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-07-19
LIBERTY HAS A BAD BLAZE
Four Business Blocks Burn, Entalllne
Loss Of Eleven Thousand Dollars.

Liberty. Neb., July 1S.-F1re de-
stroyed four business blocks here, en-.
failing loss OF $1,000, with $4,000
insurance. The fire started in the rear
of Bemis' restaurant, and after To-
stroying this building, spread to ad.
Joining buildings, consuming the hotel
operated by Will Hartman, the butcher
shop of James Curry and the barber
shop of Grellham a Olmstead.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-07-19
FERGUSON IS SUSPENDED
PREACHER AT UNIVERSITY PLACE
is OUSTED.
CHARGED WITH MISCONDUCT

: v. w. P. Ferguson OF the Methodist
u Church at University Place, Neb.,
Has Lost His Robes Because Of a
Scandal in the Church.
|. Lincoln, Neb., July 1S.-Special to
he News: Rev. w. p. Ferguson,
aston of the M. E. church at Univer-
ity Place, was today suspended on a
barge of misconduct. He was dis
charged by the church committee
which held an investigation. He was
charged with loving woman in his
congregation, but declared he could
prove his innocence.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-07-19

Kisses Wife anG cuts Her Throat.
Fort Smith, Ark, July lS.-At
their home A. o. Gholston, a well
known educator, kissed his wife aud
then cut her throat, killing her in.
stantly. The cause of the murder was
jealousy. Gholston was arrested.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-07-19
IL GRAMS TERSELY TOLD

Ten more fatalities, due to the in.
tense lauLdity and oppressive heat
wave, occurred at Pittsburg.
Curing ~ past few weeks 100 de-
serters have been listed and adver.
tised from lie battleship Minnesota,
one Of the w4rsalps in Hampton Roads.
A section o. seats gave way at
show in the circus grounds at Cleve.
land, precipitating 100 people to the
ground No one wa, krlied. but TWEEN.
" persons w"". 'r' red
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-07-19
LIVES LOST IN FLOODS.
HEAVY STORMS IN PENNsYLVA'
MA, OHIO, VIRGINIA.
SEVERE MONETARY DAMAGE

Many Thousands Of Dollars Damage
Has Been Done in Those States
Within the Past Twenty.four Hours
by Terrific Rain Storms.
Pittsburg, July 1S.-The loss OF sew
eral lives and great monetary damage
resulted from heavy rains throughout
the western part of Pennsylvania, east
ern Ohio and West Virginia during the
past twenty-four hours.
Rivers and mountain streams are
out OF their banks. Much livestock
has been drowned and bridges and
buildings have been washed away.
Hundreds of families have be
compelled to abandon their homes
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-07-19
Admiral John Peerse McLear, !

Admiral John Peerse McLear, re-
@red, of the British navy. dropped
dead on the veranda of the Clifton ho.
tel, Niagara Falls. Death was caused
by heart failure. induced by excessive
neat.
Judge Hunt in the United States
court at Helena, Mont. rendered de.
cision of far-reaching importance to
telephone users, holding that one com.
pany could not withhold the use of Its
lines from anothpr, even though 1t be
competing.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-07-19
Falls $50 Feet to End Life.

Chicago July lS.-While talking to
friends in an Office on the fifteenth
floor Of the Masonic temple, Miss
Anna Normoyle, stenographer,
walked to an open window and, with.
out word of warning, threw herself
over the ledge and was dashed to
death on the stone pavement OF the
rotunda, $50 feet below. The force
OF the fall was so great that the body
OF the girl was mutilated beyond rec.
ognltion.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-07-19
The CONDITION OF the WEATHER
Temperature Cor Twen,y.four Hour.

temperature for Twentyfour Hours.
Forecast for Nebraska.
Conditions OF the weather as record.
ed for the twcnty.four hours ending
at n. m. today:
barometer -, 81. .. o.. e. e. e. 20 20
N"lIlIuIl - e O., e, e. e. E. o.. e.. l,O2
Chicago, July lS.-The bulletin u.s..
sued by the Chicago station OF the
United States weather bureau gives
the forecast for Nebraska as follows:
Fair tonight and Friday.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-07-19
CHAUFFEURS MOST CARELESS

came for II.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-18
Books For Christmas Gifts.

REGENT $1OS FICTION .... 45c Many bound in the original bind ings. The following well known titles: The Masquerader The Pros pector, Princess Maritza, The Gam bier, St Elmo, Terrence O'Rourke, Man of the Hour, To Have and to Hold, The Virginian.
 The Alger Series for Boys, 40
 titles, neatly bound 19c, 3 for 50c Gift Books of Poems, bound in
 white and gold. each in box,
 titles, Longfellow, Whittier,
 Byron, Poe, Holmes, Milton.
 .......... 25c each A large line of Special Books for
 Little Girls, such as Five Lit
 tie Peppers by Margaret Syd-
 ney, Little Prudie Series by
 Sophie May ............... 25c The Famous Winfield Books for
 Boys 40c edcn The Putnam Hall Cadets, The Rover Boys.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-18
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

Mems fine all silk neckwear,
 in new shape four-in-hand,
 bows and tecks, special at 25c Mems all wool coat sweaters.
 in oxfords. regular $S.50 coat.
 holiday sale .......... s2.5O Mems fine silk neckwear, made
 up in serviceable four-in-
 hands. put up one in neat
 box, extra good value at 50c Mems bath robes in new grays,
 browns and tans, regular
 s39S and s4.50 value, holi-
 day sale ................ S3 Mems extra fine Imperial neck
 wear, French novelty silks,
 regular $1 and $1.25 values,
 holiday sale ............... 75c Mems fine all linen hemstitched
 handkerchiefs. regular 25c
 values. holiday sale ....... 1Sc Mems negligee shirts in plain
 and fancy whites and new
 neat colorings. regular SIPS
 and s1.5O value. holiday sale S1 Six different styles of ruching
 in a fancy box for ...... 25c box Fancy chiffon and liberty silk
 boas for the neck, black and
 colors. prices from. . S1 to S4.9S Something entirely new in
 feather boas in white, brown
 and light blue for S2.9S to S4.9s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-18
HOLIDAY GOODS CENTER.

Celluloid whisk broom holder.
 in all eolOrs. holiday price Q. soc CelluIoid handkerchief and glove
 boxes. lined with silk in all
 oolors. holiday price 25c and soc Toilet and manicure sets, all
 complete. in Celluloid and
 ebony. holiday prices ..-...
 ....... S1.75. S2.5O to S6.9S Ebony collar and cun boxes.
 lined in red. light blue and
 pink silk. holiday prices
 .... Sl.5O. S2.50. S3.50 Jewel boxes in gold and oxidiz-
 ed.lined with eoIoTed silks.
 holiday price 25e. Soc. S125.S2.5 50 Glass tooth brush and powder
 holder. with Oxidized trim
 minEs. holiday price 25c and 39e i complete line of gilt or Oxi-
 dizsd picture frames in all
 sizss. holiday price -- 2Sc to si 50 Fancy calsndsrs. with gilt and
 oxfdized frame. holiday price 50c standing shaving mirrors oval
 or square shaped holiday
 price ----------- 5Oe. sse. SIPS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-18

Women's 26 inch umbrellas, made with steel rod, covering of union taffeta, with pearl, bone. wood and silver trimmed handles, tape edge .... 9Se. SIPS 26 inch umbrellas, covering of gloria. steel rod, strictly wat erproof, handles of natural wood, bone, pearl. gold or sil- yer trimmed. a large assort- ment to select from. S1.50. S1.96 26 inch umbrellas, silk cover ing. a large assortment of pretty handles. made of oxi- dized. pearl. silver and gold trimmed .... S225. S2.50. S2.98 2e inch umbrella, steel rod, hest quality gloria silk covering, natural wood. pearl. gold and silver trimmed handles ...-. s35O. s3.9s. s4.5O. s4.9s. $500 2s inch umbrellas, all silk cover ing. tape edge, natural wood handles, red. navy. green and black ............ S3.So
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-18
Prices All Reduced On
 Holiday Goods.
CHRISTMAS FUR SALE.

If you intend to give Furs for Christmas to buy set Muff Neck Piece for yourself, is the time obtain selections from the largest assortment at the lowest prices named anywhere this season. Natural and Sable Squirrel Scarfs, satin ned Isabella and Sable Fox Pernes, 50 inches long
 and finished with large fox tails, value $16.50 Ascos and shaped Collars, made of natural and
 sable squirrel Jap mink, Isabella and sable
 fox, speca. ....... ...... ...... $14.OO Scarfs of blue and black lynx, Persian lamb
 natural mink and marten ...............
 .... ......... SIS, $25, $20.5O, $35, $42 $50 Large Pillow Muffs of squirrel. Persian amb
 natural and Jap mink, Isabella fox, blue and
 black lynx ....... ....... 50 to 100
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-18

25 inch umbrellas for children
 .......... soc. 75c. 98e. S1.25 2S inch umbrellas for men, steel rod, union taffeta covering. handles of natural wood and bone Sl. S1.25 2S inch umbrellas. gloria cov- ering. steel rod. natural wood and silver trimmed handles ............... S1.4S. S1.98 2s inch umbrella. steel rod,good quality, gloria covering. handles of natural wood bone or silver trimmed .. S2.50. S2.9S 2S inch umbrellas. all silk cov- ering, tape edge, steel rod. natural wood and bone handles, with gold or silver trimmings. a handsome as- sortment to select from ..... S3.50.S3.9s. S4.50. s5.s5.50. s6.50 NAME OR MONOGRAM ENGRAVED
 FREE OF CHARGE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-18
WAISTS AN ACCEPTABLE GIFT.

White net waists, insertions
 front and back of val lace.
 silk lined, value $3.50, spec ial ................ SH.5O Ecru and white net waists, k.-
 mona sleeves and yoke of val
 and cluny lace, value S5, special ................ S3.50 Waists made of cluny and Ger
 man val lace. ecru and white
 silk lined, value $7.50, spec ial .......................S S5
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-18
S2.5O AND S3 CHINA AT $2.
CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIEFs.

A large assortment of ladies' handkerchiefs. including Duchess lace, Irish point, hand embroidered and hemstitched.
 embroidered with batiste cen-
 ters, also the fancy lace trim
 med, prices ranging from
 ............. 50c to S8.9S each One lot of lace trimmed and
 fancy embroidered handker-
 chiefs, from ........ soc to S1.98 A line of solid and eyelet de-
 signs for ...... 39c and 50c each A very handsome assortment ot
 handkerchiefs, embroidered.
 cross bar, embroidered and
 lace trimmed, for ....... 25c each Fancy embroidered edges, hem
 stitched and scalloped, cross
 bar and solid designs. also
 very fine quality in plain lin-
 en. all width hems, for 121jsc each An extra quality in children's
 handkerchiefs. fancy corner
 and plain linen, also cross bar
 and initial, for ... Sc each Ladies linen initial handker-
 chiefs. new design this sea-
 son. for ...... 1215c to 25c each Ladies fancy colOred silk hand
 kerchiefs. also silk initial,
 for 25c each Gents initial handkerchiefs.
 large size. nice quality silk
 ........ 25c and soc each Gents linen initial handker-
 chiefs, very fine quality ... ............ 12lsc and 25e each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-18
SUGGESTIONS IN SILKS.
s1.75 BLACK DRESS TAFFETA

s1.75 BLACK DRESS TAFFETA ..''.. Sl.o1 500 yards of this beautiful cos tune taffeta, full 36 inches wide. brilliant luster and rustling finish. firms guaran- tee on every yard. The pres ent condition of the market brought to us this silk at big sacrifice to the manufac- turer and we propose to give our customers a big treat dur ing this sale, a regular $1.15 value. for ......... S1.35 yard s1.25 BLACK DRESS TAFFETA 3s inch black costume taffeta, chiffon finish, warranted to wear, sold everywhere for not less than s1.25 per yard. during this sale we offer this very desirable silk at .. 9Sc yard SIPS SILK CREPE DE CHINE ... ..--..--- 1Sc % different shades in the most wanted street and evening shades. g inches wide and suitable for evening gowns. waists and scarfs. for this sale at ..--......---. 79c yard Wrist bags in morocco. seal and walrus. leather lined and complete. in all oOlOrs, holiday price from 25c to S7.9S Seal and alligator pocketbooks all styles. holiday prices from ...........-... 9Sc to s4.50 Silver purses with long chain attached. lined with eolored silk. holiday price from .---
 .........-....... osc to S3.50
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-18
HOSIERY FOR CHRISTMAS
 GIFTS.

Women's black silk hose, double
 sole, garter knee, all silk or
 cotton foot, very serviceable $1.62 Women's black lisle hose, hand
 somely embroidered on in
 step ............ 75c, $1, $1.25 Women's silk lisle hose, looks
 like silk and wears better
 double sole, soc pair, or six
 pair in box for ......... $275 Women's fine cotton hose. all black or split sole, in the
 medium or heavy weights.
 ............. 25c. 6 pair $1.35 Women's fine lisle hose, lace open work patterns or pret-
 tily embroidered on instep,
 large assortment of patterns
 to select from ............. 48c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-18
PETTICOATS FOR CHRISTMAS.

Heatherbloom taffeta petti- coas, deep shirred and tuck ed ruffie, black and colorS, value $2.9S, special ....... S2.25 One lot petticoats, made of good quality taffeta, several different models, green, navy, browns, garnet and blacks. value $69S, special .......... S5
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-18
SECOND FLOOR. KIMONAS AND BATH ROBES FOR GIFTS.

Long kimonas of light blue, pink
 and cardinal crepe cloth, fin
 ished with bands of Persian
 silk, special ............. S1.98 Long kimonas and bath robes,
 made of German flannel.
 special ................ S2.75 Blanket and eiderdown bath
 robes, medium and dark
 coors, several styles, special S4,50
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-18
EECKwEAR.

Collar and cun sets in boxes.
 hemstitched. embroidered and
 scaIloped edges. lace and ba-
 tiste. prices 25e. soc. 75e and 95e Fancy collars, lace trimmed.
 coIored embroidered and silk
 jabot. also fancy net trimmed.
 one in a bon --.- 25c. 50c and s1 CoJored veiIs fn fancy boIes.
 chiffon and erbrosdersd.h hem
 stitched and scslloped edge
 for --.--------- 9se each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-18
JEWELRY.

Fancy hat pins in gilt, oXldlzed
 and rhinestone, holiday price
 from .............. 25c to S1.25 Rhinestone brooches, in all
 styles, holiday price from
 25c to $50 Gold filled cuff links, in all
 styles, holiday prices.
 ............ 25c. Soc. S1 pair Gold neck chains, with pend
 ants in assorted designs, holi-
 day price from ...... 25c to S1 Fancy back combs in amber and
 shell, studded with rhine
 stone, holiday price from
 CUC tO 0E,CU Comb sets, in shell with gilt
 and rhinestone trimmings,
 holiday price from .... S1 to $2.5O Linen writing paper, put up in
 fancy boxes, holiday price
 from .............. 25c to 9Sc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-18

Mems English made gloves,
 Paris point back, prix seams,
 guaranteed perfect fit, worth .$1.75, at ................ S1.50 Dents walking gloves, Havana
 and oak shades ............ S2 Mems genuine reindeer skin
 gloves. prix seams, Paris point
 stitching, silk lined, worth
 $2.50, at S2 Boys kid gloves, with fur tops
 or without, fleece lined .... 49c Boys mocha gloves, fleece
 and silk lined, gray and tan
 shades, worth S1.25, at .... 98c Misses one clasp walking gloves,
 English tan shades .......... S1 Misses two clasp fine glace
 gloves, tan and brown shades S1 A complete line of 8, 12, 16 and
 20 button length glace and
 suede gloves, made of prime
 quality kid, perfect fit guaran-
 teed. all sizes and colors,
 from .... S2.25 to S3.50 Women's and misses cashmere
 gloves, fleece and silk lined.
 .... 25c. soc. 75c and g pair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-18

Women's two clasp fine glace gloves, selected skins, Paris point stitchings, white, black and latest colorings, actually
 worth $1.50, special ...... S1.25 Women's imported cape skin gloves, prix seams, spear point stitching, English tan shades, usually $1.39, our price .... S1. 15 Women's one clasp mocha
 gloves, tan and grey shades S1.15 Women's Peerless walking gloves, made and imported es-
 pecially for us, cut to fit all shaped hands, white, black, grey, tan, brown, navy, green and oxblood, value s2, at.. S1.75 The celebrated Jouvin & Cie glace and suede gloves, we'll
 known for their fit and good wearing qualities, white,
 black and superb colorings.at
 ....... S1.75. S1.9s. $2.00 Mems glace and mocha gloves.
 tan and grey shades, splendid
 qualities, value s1.39, at .... S1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-18
DINNER SETS AT GREATLY RE- DUCED PRICES. WHITE GOODS AS CHRISTMAS
 GIFTS.

50 pieces white mercerized
 waistings, worth 25c. holiday
 sale l0l 20 pieces crossbar muslin, worth
 121sc. holiday sale ..... 10, 10 pieces 45 inch white batiste,
 worth 39c, holiday sale ..... 25
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-18
WASH GOODS.


 20 pieces plain silk null, worth 39c, holiday sale ..... 25c ? cases yard wide percales, worth 121sc, holiday sale ... 10c 25 pieces plaid mercerized waistings, worth 25c, holi- QdN sale lJc 2 cases best quality apron ginghams. worth 9c. holiday sale .................... 7oe 50 pieces best quality outing fannels. plain and fancy colors, worth 12tzc, holiday sale ......... lOc 1 case fannelette waistings, worth 15c, holiday sale .... 10c ? dozen figured blankets, suit able for bath robes. worth s5. holiday sale ........... S3.50
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-18
A COMPLETE COLLECTION OF PRETTY
 CHRISTMAS APRONS.

Large and small Aprons .... ...... ..... 25c A pretty lot of Chafng Dish Aprons in pretty round styles, made of plain muslin with hem stitched rufHes and wide ties other pretty of striped muslin and dotted Swiss; we also have lot of machine size full length Aprons with inch hem. hemstitched hems and plain hemstitched tucks great choosing, at .oc eacn
 SEVERAL NEW STYLES AT 39c Ever so many novelty Aprons in Gibson styles, small, round effect and the pretty chafng dish Aprons, with embroidered Gibson straps. Besides these there 10 styles of those dainty dotted Swiss lace trimmed Aprons. There also some very pretty square Aprons with hounces of wide French embroidery, choice of these at ....... ...... ...... .. 39c