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4
An Excellent Combination.
The pleasant method apd beneficial
effects of the well known remedy.
Btbup or Fiosf manufactured by tun
Caufobkia. Via Btbcp Oo., 'illustrate
the value of obtaining thai liquid ho 2 .
tire principles of plants known to
medicinally laxative and Presentii
them in the form most refloating to t
is the one perfect Btrengtliening lax
tive, cleansini
dispelling col
the
item effeciual:
h
icha and few ,
ently yet promptly and enabling One
to overcome baDltuai oonsnpauon per
oianentlv. Its oerf ect freedom from
every objectionable quality and bud?
stance, ana its acting on toe auaneys, -1
.er and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, makelit the ideal
laxative. ' f
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to tin
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from senna and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to the Caltfobhia-Fio Btbcp
Co. only. In order to get Its beneficial
effects and to avoid imitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
8AV FRAHOISOO, jL. 1 . , ,
LOUISV1XXE. KT. HEW TOM. . T. ,
For sale bj U Druggists. -PrtocJ(0o. par bottle.
THE JOURNAL;
New Ben, N. C, De. 8, 1901,
. -Index to New Advertisements.
Haokbnrn They Mart 0 -
Duffy's Pharmacy Baa!a Day;
P. M. Draney Xmas r.eaeala,
Whltehurst's They All Hive It-' -MoSorley
Letter From Santa. S j
Wilmington Floral Co-Flowers.
O. N. Ennett Holiday Goods, , "
F. H, Ohadwlck Clothing. s "
J, O. Whltty & Co-Do Ton t l. '
Hargelt't Pharmacy Colds.. .
New Century Cash 810: e. t , r, ' -Jroad
Street Fruit Store Candy. u
"erfoot's Xmas Goods, r-" - .
immonsft Hollo well Cov-MIUlnery
Hints. I, ''.
Southern Railway. jS'
BggB8BBeaBBBeBgMi
Business Locals. "
JAMES B. DAWSON . win
have some nice oysters for the
trade today. 108 Middle Street. Phone
FOR SALE A fine Mare 8 years old,
well broke and gentle. Will sell at
bargain. J. E. Latham & Co.-
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. 1
Mr. J. W. Rawl of Arapahoe, Was
In
the city yesterday. J- . j
CsptW. R. Hlnnant Is (pending-!t
few days In the city. $"?"
MIh Raddle Davis has .accepted a
position at Bnnett'e Book Store. - -Miss
Lids T. Rodman of Washington,
N. 0., ii In the city, visiting ker ' sister;
Mrs. Owen H. Onion. r-'J
lira J T H lfnAtA tiu rtilmA ffwur?
RlddlcksvUle, Hertford county, whet -
she hu been visiting for several months
Rev. A. W. Betier of Moralised, pais,
through the city last night, returning'
home from the Baptist btate Gonren
tlon. Rev. R. D. Carroll arrived ere last
last night, and will condnot the service
st the Tabernacle Baptist Church tot
um'
Mr. Thomas Daniels, who hat been at
Baltimore for several weeks, pecelvtng
treatment for his eyes, is expetted home
today- . J . ,'. 1
' Mr. J. 8. Hawk of Maanoh Chunk, Pa.
who hu been spending several, day in
the city With his son, Mr, J. & Hswk,
left last night, returning homei
The Best rtecrtpth for lUUrla.
Chills and Fever ta bottle of Gbovi's
Txstilbss Ceill Toiia It simply
Iron and aulnlne In ft tasteless form. No
cure no pay. Price BOe.
; SUClusCUlnuBTfrliJDf.
-' During the next thme weeksf to earns
': we offst "revely good values In bnth
playthlnjts and wearlhlags, especly do
vj wemsksthe ssoet alt!i.the f.Kn on
ou dolls, toys, eftnugee, go carls, etc,
end bring the little ones to nee eld Bants
ta our window. v ;:. BARF0'T
; The Spinster Tea. I '
-. ; " "All who wish to enjoy as evening of
fun and emueesnent abould at" nd t'e
8pinster Tea oa Monday light
,. ," Splnstere wfll have wl h f n
' - ploftrse of the enea they have i' 1
wf '11 the story of their wot 3 1
will tell why they prefer t life tf n
blessedness. , At ftdmUiloftof j 1 1
wfll be charged, ; Ticket may t f 1
z .,..,- bard's.' -
i
lbs lias fn Hue
fCAPUDIK
Docs not ef feci
heart :; . 1
rn:.yr v.'sr::y.
. At tLe llsioulo Opota House, T." '
n'lit, December lS'.h, a play c..-a
Diamonds and Hearts will be given ty
local amateurs. It will be ft "comedy
drama" in three acts and li sure to be
highly entertaining. A pretty feature
of the play will be three songs to be
given In Its progress and also several
dances. Among the latter will be a
"Tambourine Dance", by Mlsi Cammie
Lord, of Wilmington. .
, The cut of "Diamonds and Hearts" Is
given below; It win show the character
of the play and the parts assnmed by
the am ate ore. ' V;, . v
' The admission will be 60 cents, no ex
tra charge for reserved seats. .The ,-day
of sale will be announced liter. The
proceeds will be for the benefit of the
Nival Reserves. .V.
Bernlce Halstead A yonng lady of
eighteen, with an affection of the heart,
a love of fun and a hatred of arithmetic
Mrs. . K. Latham. ' ' - '
- Amy Halatead Her sister, two "years
younger. Fond of frolic Miss Sadie
lfoOI N vi,.
: Ines Gray A young lady visitor, will
ing to share in the fan Miss Canunle
Lord.. '
..Mrs. Halstead A widow', and step
mother to the Halitead girls Miss Isa
bel BryanT
.' Hannah Mary;Barnesoift;!'Sls,-rA
maiden lady who keeps house for her
brother-Mrs. D. Oongdon. ' , ; l
Dwlght Bradley A fortuneiunter,
and Mrs. Halstead's : eon by a former
marriage Mr. a Gordon Tunsted. j ; ';
Dr. Barton A young physlclsn--Mr,
George Henderson, Jr.-. y ;'; -;t '; : t
Sammy The 4arkey bell-boy la the
Halstead house Mr. ClarenoeOrapon.
1 Abraham Barnes, or "Bub" A Ten
kee farmer stlU unmarried at forty., A
diamond la the rough Mr J. E. Benton.
Attorney Mr. T, 0. Daniels. : -'
8hrfg--J' J Toleon, Jr.; .
rThere will be a 'KUMattsuif at the
home of Mrs. Dudley Burkhelmer, ITo.
M Craven Bt, Saturday, Deo. Kth from
4 to 6 p. for the benefit of the Jpnlor
Auxulary of Christ ohsMelc.;-;
Many novel features will be shown
for the amusement of all who attend.
Admission will be a package of some ar
ticle either fancy or eatables valued at
lCc These packages will he auctioneered
off during the afternoon, Old and young
re cordially Invited.
; '".;' Fun Assured. l-
- The publlo are invited to attend
"country ; party" at the home of Mrs
Dudley Burkhelmer, No. 28 Craven St,
Saturday Pec. Uth, 4 p. m. given by the
Senior Auxiliary of Christ Church. ; Re
frethments at city prloes. Admission,
package of some' artlole, '' either fancy
or eatable, rained at 10c Fun assured. i
r Is It Another Beaumont? ?
; For several weeks, a party of North
ern OapItallsU have been quietly at work
near this city, and in Craven county,
making preparations to bore for oIL "
The "signs" showed the possibilities
for oil, end the parties now at work are
so confident of success,' that everything
Is fast approaching the time when active
boring will begin, derricks-machinery,
etc.; being now ereeted. ?
It would transform this city's 00m-
meroe, if the parties now seeking oil,
shnnM make KSumMsfnl "striks."
) SMsaoWlBatsooU. UssaaMkrjraf-Btlsssa.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.1 r.
In Arixona there ere' 1,700 Indiana
erboown tarma. v". i- '
1 "fithergraphy" ta the name adranceA
by a writer In The Telegraph Age for
Marconl'a great Invention, wireless te
legraphy. -:
The largest duck 'farm In Virginia
Is that of Mr. S. H. Hansbraogh, near
Winchester, "whence 80,000 pounds of
ducks bare been shipped 10 tar this
year. ,;,.r L f f. -'-.y-
. The paper and ptilp Industry of thla
country baa Increased la the peat ten
years from 640 plants, caplteUaed at
189,000,000, to' T03, with a combined
capital of $167,000,000. : . f f
- The old Liberty ben Is to make, yet
another trip from Philadelphia. 'Since
Its return from the Chicago World's
fair It has been quietly at rest Bat In
the latter part of December, probably.
It w"l b taken to the exposition at
Charleston, 8. O. .'i,- i '.'.
Among the native family names trac
ed to royal ancestry by a recent Amer
ican book on this subject are Davis,
Talllaferro, Dixon, .Nelson, Robinson,
Throckmorton, Warner, Goodwin, Bmltn,
Lewis, Martian, Bootes, Beade, Chla
men, Washington and Watlington. ,
. The tnonnment to the memory of
Blchard P. Bland to be erected In Leba
non, Mo., by the citizens of that place
will cooalst of a base of white bronae
surrounded by a fries made as If from
silver dollars.' The base will be sur
mounted by a life size figure of Mr.
liland to White bronse. . ' ' ; '
F0REiL,CT3, ''
- In France tobercut.mle kl'?s 200.POO
fmile a yenr; In otbnr v ' a city
of tlie size of Toi.li.us-e Is 5 -.r'y V -!pod
cnu.sf
T!.o -(,--
.
( J 1
t f t
1,' .
1 1 r.
f r 1 '
r i 1
1 lit
of tiie con,,; ry. ;
cf Hie GiTuma 1 ' i Is
T In FwMwrland. In 1 i Of
) f h 714 spots t'- . nn;
1 . :i ll c '; I
1 I
1 . 1 1
1. f f
trC
. 3 Tc:.-r.
1 1 .Jti, SI 8. Epcar, pastor,
1 , to Jay at 11 a. m., and 7.S0 p.
m , by tue puslor. At 7:5t) p. m , the
Auxiliary to the. Chrlstton Woman's
Board of Missions wlU observe their an
nual O. W. B. M. day. The program will
consist of special music and Instructive
selections on the purposes and princi
ples of the Christian Woman's Board of
Missions.' Sunday School at t p. m. X.
Taylor Superintendent. AU are cordial
ly invited to these services.
Rev. R, D. Csrroll, will preach today,
morning and night, at the Tabernacle
Baptist Church., i'-
; Owing to the absence of the. putor,
the pulpit of the First Bspt 1st Chuich
WU1 be supplied by Ber. J. Paul Dpenee
t the morning and evening service,
Presbyterian Church Preschlog at 11
e'elosk a, m. and 740 p m. by the pastor,
Ben H. 8. Bradshaw. Sabbath School
t.8.J0pm Visitors and strangers sfe cor
dslly invited.' ; ' - ' -
v. -. . iv.f (', ' " ' " ' "
. Ssrvlces at 8L Mary's Free WU1 Bap
Utt Church at lie. m. end 7:S0 p. m.
by she pastor, Eld. W. H. Frost. Sun
day School at 8:80 p. m, . The public
is Invited to attend these services. .
Christian. Soleace Chuvch Be vices
Sunday 10.48 a. m. Bible Leison Sermon
todsy Subject: . "Sac-iment." Matthew,
6:a9. Testimony ; service ? Wednesday
7:80 p. "m.' ' Beading f room sfopeu
dally. An are cordially Invited f.6 at
tend, , ', '
V: fiMt Shipment of, Lettuce. r
The steamer Neuse last Ffidsy n'glit
had a flue rotjlgnment of lettuce ' for
Baltimore,, PhCadelpMe, and NewToifc.
There Were about one hand. -ed ptck-
ages in the lot, which were shipped by
Messrs B.ay and Clark, , -
:,j:iyJ- y " I SBI T
v Muriffe Announcement.'
; : Next Tuesday, Dec 10th, Rev. Wardie
M. Lewis and Miss Kate Blmps-m will
be united In marriage at Rlverdale, N.. O.
at 5:W o'clock. Miss Blmpsoa U the
daughter of . Mr. CllfCord Simpson of
Blverdale. The wedding will Uke place
a the Methodist church.
Cioral Society- Prospects,
The Armory Choral Society has been
so fortunate as to engage the services of
Mill Alma Speight as conductor of Its
musical exercises. Miss Speight comes
among ua with the highest fStedenttaU
as an acompllshed musician and especial
ly capable is ft director of chotals and
part singing. '. a : - i ,
Betideei being an "eleve" of the most
eminent musleal conservatory Boston
and- having had the advantage of hear
ing frequently .the greatest singers and
etadylng their methods, she. Is an en.
thuslsstio' muildan and devoted to her
art. .r t i. ,
v The meeting room at the Armory will
do painted,' carpeted, curtained - and
Otherwise made comfortable and suitable
a the noma of Art43 ,Jt ;$y '.
The Choral Society will no doubt now
be able to fulfil Its hopes, and give the
city -a musical organization worthy of
Its Uttotf,fC vr;i '-ri,-:
' v-. ; i i . ms i f" " ' . -
. tfy 4lTQfltaWa BauL
A' remarkable catch of fish occurred
last Friday and the result shows that
fishing Is a profitable Industry, at times
at least, A schooner brought la a load
of fish, the tesnlt of one haul of 4 net.
There were 7,000 poaadt of fish In the
lot sad, their value was about tSBO. The
fish were caught la the lower pert of
Nuese river. v . .--- ':
;Tof .floUday Buyerv
- The colomns of the Jotmasi todsy,
present ft' fine list of advertisements,
from which holiday boyers-csnaot fall
to find what they, wank iph-.
Remember the home merchant, he Is
worthy and entitled to your trade. . ; '
TizTto Udtes Exchtnrcf
The ladles exchange wlU reopen Moa
diy, December ,9th, 'and will be open
every afternoon until Christmas, la the
bnUdlug next to. Richardson's Printing
establishment oa Craven street.
.Popular Price! Ptay toj& ,H
The kind', we ar selllug o many of,
the kind that everybody can "bur, do'ls,
toys, games, boots, doll furniture, trains,
drams, gone, swords, banks, herns, whg
ens, go-carta,. can lages, tin toys, Iron
and wood toys, dolls that go to sleep and
dolls that cry, and everything at a little
leas laaa : you have to pay aiy whwe
else.' r , v 4 BABFOOT S.
; Tooti Brnsttes at Bayls'. ;
. Davis Prescription Pharmacy has just
received a lot of tooth brushes from
Chas Loonnn, tin well-known manufac
turer of brushes In Paris. Earn brush
has"D8v!a rharms" stamped on the
handle, and Is guaranteed to be perfect.
If one ! found unpu'ltifnctory, It may be
returned. It Is being marto a leader at
I avis' and liie pal. o U only 'Scents.
Walnut Taffy and Walnut Buttercups
t " - y's. . -
: ; ir !',r '-TVc' jiy.
', ' i I ( i 1 ' I'ti.
t t ) l i r ... , ti b
f f : . :. s a- : . '.! ; i x of fiii't
( i ,..e 1' ii. a and o.' r g'o;l uiau.U t the
, Mpr!;e7:-. J V T " rvOTX
JCLLY CLD U-.'CLB JCZZ.
CONTINUED VEOM FIEST PAGB. .. -(
Josh, "and as this Is the favorite paper
of this section, I'll subscribe to It." '
Being In a literary frame of mind
Uncle Josh then piloted the couple
across Middle street to Snnetf s Book
Store and advised the purchase of a
musical Instrument, either a violin or a
guitar and also a game board to have at
hand tor amusement during the long
winter evenings.. Some of the standard
magazines were subscribed for, to be
promptly delivered. . Unole Josh re
marked that he had heard that the firm
was noted. for its promptness. Polly
meantime was making a aeleetlon of
prayer and hymn books and a fancy
basket. Mr. Knnett showed his entire
Stork of these articles and they foand It
not such a difficult matter to choose even
If the variety was so greek . .. t -
' At last the day's work net finished, so
tby repaired to the hotel, somewhit
wearied, but a bottle of French Cognac
Uncle Josh had ' ordered from M. L.
Jacobs soon revived them Into a cheery
mood. WhUe enjoying the exhilarating
beverage, Unola Josh warned the young
folks against the. evfis . of over-lndnlg-enoe
In drink of any kind, but vouchsaf
ed the information, however,' that on
cerlaln occasions, brandies would doubt
less be necessary also to have some
thing strictly , pure about the house for
medicinal , purposes like "Old' Chester
field" wid "Balelgn," that Mr. Jacobs
wss the proper person to apply to for
these extras, and anyone could essUy
see that Uncle Josh had a friendly feel
ing for Mr. Jac6bs. Charley too, took ft
decided-Interest in this parfof the old
man's renarke.-&&rl?&&i
..Upoa aummtng up the wonderful
evenU of the day .PoUy began volubly
to axpress her thanks .' Ton . have
bought us everything," she exclaimed.
: "Only one thing," replied Uncle Josh,
reflectively, "but I oan remedy that 4
8. Miller, the furniture dealer, always
has a nice line of them and yon can et
one whenever you want It; I'll pay for
for the besC . . . . ., y
W.h.y," exclaimed PoUy with great
surprise, "Uncle, what can It ber
- "Well, It's a baby carriage, en4 "But
PoUy had fainted. -:
Don't Forret Presbyterian Bazaar.
The ladles of the Presbvurian church
Will hold their annual Bazaar In the lec
ture room next Tuesday afternoon and
evening, December lOtb. The doors
will be opened at S.80 o'clock p.m. A
rariet of fancy , articles ana. reiresa
menu, for sale. Taa pa'illo Is mosteor
dlaUy Invited. ; . ;.; . " ;;;'-
THE MARKETS.
.. -, ... . ;,:.y:".- -I.-.- ; . '. : ,'.
The following quotations were raorlv.
ei by J. X, Latham Co, Jtew Bora
iS ' X'-c Niw Toast, Dee, 7
OotiXMi Opeaw Hlga.Low. Close
Dee.i.vk...., 8.W 8.10 tM 4 8.10
Jaaaaryu.. . . 8.0S 4.10. S.0S :- 8 10
March.. 8.08 8.00 8.01 -i 8.0
k May...'...',.. 8.08 810 848 8.10
Wauut: Open. High, haul Close
Dee-.. ... 77i ; 78 76 i78
:;:;May.;ttJf4Wf ;5tifJ0f 8
Ooaaw .. Open.. High. Low. Close
May.....:.. 8811 00 ; 68Jy 8
Btbsv- Open. High.. Low. .Close
: Jaa;......... 845 v SU M "
. , -v" j i
5.. ;.. .,. Hew Tort,' Dee.7.
Stooma- ' '.-Open; High. Low. Close
Sugsr.JA..Ul MllJlMI lilt
so By m. tn-. :
u. a !........ hi fciu mi xm
U. S. ;;.SMwC H H I 41
Tetvree'.wi;v. 881
a. cf.-.;,.;. w
B. . T.. vpi:' jiiij? I I'
May V r;-:C:ii:j W
ItaWMEUIOTNiraTAHarr. -
Bales of cotton In the local: market
Were 800 bales from 7 to 74.' . Vs i I.
, Spots 4J- Sales 8,000 bales. V
Faturee, Dee-Jaa 4JS.; Apr-May 1W.
May-Jans 4J3. i '.'' ' ;.,;'J-h ' r;;.,
roar MewaarTS. "7-':
'. .f -if '.' ?MM Wftftk .-;';'
Last week . :, last yesr.
.: B3.000 . ,
This weak.:
SaC 40000
Moa.
Tubs. -
wa.'
T:iurs.49O0O
Frl. .
193,00
i-.y
MOOO
: 46000
72000
" 85000
-' 480C0
' 4100O
J14.CC0
1.
it you c. it i j c i i , ., r:ms,
e'c,f'i i ii v 1 t .1 j a 1 j Y;0
I o.r ' 1 si l f o , . v t (' r
r ' l i 'j im. V i i fur
I .".. i : i-
I'., h, ( -i 1 1 I i !
r .
; Perfumery atJDaTls - :
Davis' Prescription . Pharmacy ha
Just received a lot o( Perfumery In fancy
packages for the holiday trade. Bay
your perfumery at Davis'. v
Peanut Candy, Coooanut Candy ' .
Made Fresh Svery Day, " ' '
I.itmon Taffy, Chocolate Taffy, - '
Made the same way; : , ' . "
Chocolate Cream and Hagatine can be
. ea- . r-.-..vi";...vVl
At the Bread B'. Ft, Store.
preuneata ts.souieiuing sweet ' "
And everybody should know It, v-
And kno w wbwe It is kept "
Aad where to get it : ' ' ' '
At the Broad St;et Fruit Store ' ...
And try a piece for Cveoent ?
Aad you will never regret it.
f lorlda Oranges nice and sweet,' ..
".; Jamalcas too they can't be beat
And at oar store, you, I would like to
T, , meet ; "'. -
When yon want nice fruit to eat,
And you we can please ,
For our price can not be beat.
Phone thirty-three.
do you Know a good
THINfl WHEN YOU BB IT?
For sale by
J. C. Vhitty to
' Cor. So. Front A Craven St, .
; King Healers at 81.4!, tl.7J, I3.C0,
JH),83JI0 and 84(0. , "
-:(;;
AW ETEniiASTfMCr GIFT. K
Vnnr frlnnds will irnnemher von
WATERMAN'S IDEAL POURTAUI FEU
In value daily., i
11M0 IB
Z .'x . Roent purchase Lave
f ' i .Millinery and we are now
t are lower thftn ever.v : Get
u . .... ... .
ST '
I r 1
; ' . j. . v:'s.':.'N .. v ... ; .:
: The most practical, most sensible and mot ntUfA;
tory Skirt ever placed before the public. ? y ' ;ffS '.v,
It ig.adjnstablo on both sides to a fraction of an 'inch.
It fits in the waint and over the hips like corset, re
"duces the waist, avoids, bulcrin? over the abdomen. An
easy skirt to walk in, an
skirt satisfactory or your
to 13.75. '
All Wool rinfk " 1
i't4MMm44
. ... A L f CI L .
IS not sn easy thing to Mssea
It fastens Itself onto the bronchial
tubes and reaches for the Ungs.
There la aay to '
Shake It Out
of the system. It's in easy way,
take Cherry-Glyceriae. This rem
edy will cure every time. Its cu
rative properties go to the Spot
when the mean mue uoaiing an
noys yoa and drives It out Quickly
It relieves riht away.
HARQET'S PHARMACY,
Car. Broad Fleet Bta. ' v 1
Xmas Presents!
Can be found at a Hardware Store.
Cook Stoves sad Heating Stoves for
coal and wood. 'J
Btlver-plated Knives and Forks, Stag
and Bone-handled Knives and Forks.
' Razora, Pocket Knives and Scissors.
A good Stag-handled Cftrvln Knife and
Fork for only 81.00.
P, 51; DUAJeTEY,
- . " 87 South FrontStreeU
HcSorloy's
LETTER FROM SANTA CLAUS.
Santa' Letter.
1 Dear Mr. MoSorley: I write
to let you know I wlU be at
. your, store on. Xmss Bve
sure. 1 have Just finished
making the toys snd pretty
things for this year, and
- ; wlU send them elf to iron at
once by a special reindeer
express. ' Pleese teU the
boys and girls that I wlU be
with yon so that they can
tell their papas aad mammas
where to find me. I wish
you would also tell the
children they must 'every
One be In bed and sound
' asleep by 8 o'clock Xmas,
Kve, for It makes me feel
very smsll to have a bad
boy or girl see me come
down a chimney, or, even
worse, a. crooked stove
"pipe 1 1 eend my love to all
. the good boys aad girls
and bad ones too, for I love
the-mallallkel
Tour old friend,
Benta tlaus.
The above letter la on exhibition in
McSorley's show window Just ss It was
written by Mr. Clans. Let aU the child
ren come and see It,
r.1cSorlev's
t
7
Dleaaanthr if von nreaent them with' a .
tor Christmas, it's a gift thaejrrows
ii KMMKTT'S BOW BIORE .
oompletod our broken stock of
able to fill all orders. Prtoea
order in before the final 9
:t,-,: ' .
easy skirt to live tn. Every
money back." Price from 11,60
'
i I
i", C3 ii
.i -.1 w new weave
t :
oery
mm day,
f '.?::-:wl.ii"WwwTBea mini .w
H'VmrWM, aTTaTFT TV IT1 W.W : c, '
-.y.-z, y;,-. . ;..es !
4 os. bottle Extract Tappans.
Taaell Daley,,,.,;.
1 4":.
cut glass,.
4
1
Extracts, assorted, .
Toilet Water, Oaadiay's, Brown Bro's, Colgate's
Johann Man's. Farina Cologne,
Bonnie Bouquet Cologne
Toilet Water, fancy
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4"
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Dupont'a Almond Meal,
Tellows Swan Down,
w - Gossamer, .
Baily's Swan Down,
Bora ted Talcum Powder,
Almond Cream 8nowatiUa,
Orice Boot in boxes,.
Rioe Powder,.. a
Shampoo Mixture, Colgate's
BriUiantine Ed. Pinnaud's,
oar line of Holiday Goods.
DUFFY'S PHARMACY.
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Heavy Fleece Lined Underwear, Good Quality 50 OnU a
Garments, Sizes 84 to 44.
Soriyen's Elastic Seam Drawers, Heavy Weight, 75 cents pair,
in all sizes.
Woolen Socks, 25 Cents.
Woolen Gloves 26 and 60 Cent.
Heavy Melton Overeoats $8.50 to 15.0G.
Winter Trousers $2.00 to $6.00.
Suite, all sizes, Prices (7.60 to (15.00.
We challenge competition.
Prices Low and Qualities
Un quailed.
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MEN'S
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-171.3? Suggestions
For Ladies:
Cologne Bottles,
Perfume Jars,
Hair Brushes,
Bonnet Brushee,
Velvet Brashes,
Nail Brushes,
Tooth Brushes in oaso,
Combs;
Soap Boxes,
Naif File,
Cntlole Scissors,
Kail Scissors,
Button Hooks,
8hoe Horns,
Ink Bottles -Mucilage
Bottles,
Powder Puffs,
Powder Boxes.
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Doll Dressed in an Ek
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Given Away at the:
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69 Broid St., Opp, Jf'onei Stables.
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.15 .06
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For Gentlemen:
Shaving Cups,
Shaving Brushes,
Nail Brushes,
Military Brushee,
Hair brushes,
Cloth Fruehef,
Combs
Scarf Boxes,
Tobacco Jars,.
Match Boxes,
Ink Bottle,
Mucilage Bottles,
Cuff Buttons,
Studs,
Scarf Pins,
Locket Charms,
Emblem Tins,
Etc, Etc.
Clothing ior . --.; ; '
Chriatmas v:;
should be (he heat ynu can afford.
You'll ret tle most aatUfactlon If yoa
have us make voa a suit or ov.rcoat to
order. We five a perfect Bt and correct
tyle. Ton have achntre of nmiertal
from a big itock of ttclimlv. p: lumi.
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