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' a C in V. McSweyn. north 173111. :0! has baa: visiting friends 111 P5- 3: during the pas. couple 0‘ in! returned home last wwk. 0f“ ‘ Bruce and ms Bruoe. 0‘â€" 1;; Mtharinzs. 121: on manger pad . 81'th a. very 91w fill“ a: In L Williamson. ombudse- z 0‘. .-F.F.Loosemore.tollu: olthe »~ on bank, has been WM .r 1'- IOEQMO- He is succeeded by In Me, of Montreal. In! 0! 0‘1} V will reger Mr. We: ~ are from our town. “A h Grajnd Concert Om . anti damn. Babe: of Bakgrt will Was in Toronto lash rntm and (a. damnation tram Ch “g (Rem Sinclair, of Fonda: Went a few day a last week in magmas“ of Mrs. Duncan ROI. ' .wd Hrs Geo. Hamrth. at _, Lake. visit“ town triads G H M. Baker of Baker I: was in Toronto lash Ffi‘ly’ ‘ 3 :pntation Aron (h 03!", “Den the 60an in 10' “abuse abuses arising out at w baring regulations. Ion Falls Gazette: fin’ P- to Lindsay this week ml? ’ her sister, yam. Jan!“ 33“; d. to the hospital it W Albert Quibell. :21}.de 3: the Falls on WM ‘ in: “was? > f r , the P3113. visiting M5 3"” last until .. Torrance 6‘1. - £51181) Grand Concert Co. ‘ . Jr. Bear, Austin. at tension I. In in town 8:111:le on bad- I” h. Gilli. .Hr. John Vm ct Bethanynru an last Friday. - -lr. Walter Jordan, of 095m m last Friday. ‘ .lr. Geo. Wilson. at Femlon Falls. in town Last week. ‘ all. Fred Peaks. ot Campbelflofi. ' in town last ugh ‘ ~ . w. 0. Richardson, atm- 'm in town Saturday; _ Ll: G. P. Pusan. at Little Bri- m in town Saturdgy. __ _ (I ' . H. Seymour. Minimum. 'h town Last Thursday. 4:. J. Dag: and wife. at Minden. ' in town last Thursday. Evelyn. K. C. Fraser. Kirk-. Ill! in town lash Fridq. . J. S. Hill. of Hindu. tnn business an town tut week. . . John Pardon. of Jnmtvme. in town Sqtunhy on bouillon. . W. C. Moon art-has maker. n, m In town Saturday. Esmvrumscommm mmm mum. bowa'I-ECL-sgai'bé not: mm n: Addison a; Pen. mm- he Hangman Puma Ca. in in Satnrthy. n. Gourlay is visiting be! P315 Mr. and Mrs. Wd, south I. A. GOODMI’S r. J. W. Brightman, at Peter- buyer of hide. cud Inn. ya in A Beautiful slurlstmas Gift and see one of these bau- tiful instnnnents It mm nut-n. :1 Mrs. J. F. Dix. at Little are guests at the Simpson 3 Linda! McSweyn. north mad. Ian-me went ta 7 1 fly and ‘ Loosexnore. teller 01”” Hi. has been WM He is auéceeded by In Montreal. m: 01 0|" regret Mr. W98 rm our town. m.w. 126.3on and d, and Mia: Bonnell. 0‘ vere guests at the 136’? iay night They came on P. R. train to “tend WOULD BE A _tla grand- l’ort Perry. «.11 Sutur- Georgian any 0. P. I Lino. , A dbspatch mom Beavorton says; A imrvegor’s camp for the new. Geor- gian Bay and; Lindsay section or the GER. hasyaesen located. at Victoria Harbor preparatory to the first lo- cation of the route. The line will pass through Orillia. at. the Narrows. and through the township o£ Mara and Eldon or. possibly. Thorah; it the. ' Beavarton at a dis- aggeatlon . [on be made to have It paasthrough here if possible. and that' the Com- . my be pat‘tioned_to Vthajt and. Could his, be . momphghed It. would of Oct 15: Cum-taken ,uldacta the blood-ad maid-om Hall's mgnCuro buottqunckzuedkine. ltm you besg tonic- hon, com the‘ ”nae“, mung My on mucous suruca. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is motions such wonderful results in curing . sand fwtestimonialn free. I". J. CHENEY a 00., Pray-1., Toledo, 0. Sold b Dnggisu, price 75¢. “a lion’- raniky Pins for constipation. __‘.___, - be mailed from here until danger txom Lrost in transit in over. No postage is required on mail matâ€" ter addressed to the Central Experi- mental Farm. Ottawa. Application should be addressed to the Director of Experimental Farms. Ottawa, and may be sent in anytime before the let 0!. March. so that all the samples asked for may be sent out in good time for sowing. Parties writing should menâ€" tion the sort of variety they would prefer with a second sort as anal- ternative. and should the available stockot both these varieties be ex- hausted. some other 3000. son: Will be sent instead. Thom applying for Indian corn or potatoes will please bear in mind that the corn is not available for distribution until March or April,_ and that potatoes cannot )___-.. Every tamer may apply, but only one sample can be non: to each ap- plicant. hence it an individual re- ceive: a sample 02 onto he cannot also receive one o! wheat. barley or tataa. Lint- o! namea from one vidual. or applications for more than one sample for one household cannot be entertained. These aun- plen will be neat tree on charge throng}: the xnail.” _ Indien Corn (for endleze) - Eerly sorta. Angel of “Knight, Compton'- Eerly. end Long fellow; leter verte- tlee.’ yBelmted Leaning nc. Eu]: Mutt don end White Cap Yellow Bent. Poteteu - Oemen No. 1. But: Whlte Prise. Rochester Bose. Uncle Bun. Annex-teen Wonder. Bone. 3m; Ande- end Leta Purlten. Barleyâ€"Six-rowed - Mammy. Od- uu. Mansfield. Claude and Boyd. Two-rowed. â€" Bundmll. Invincible. Cyndi“: _'1‘horpe. nnddmdney. Â¥ When â€" Preston. Red Fife, Pin}. stinky. Huron, Luna! and >Whiro ‘ e. Oats :- Bnhner. Wideawake, Abun- dance . Thousand Dollar, Improved Liggwo. Golgfinder apd VWgyex-liey. MW e! m madame-co. By invention of the Hon. Minis- ter of Agriculture another distribu- tion will he made this eeeepn of com- ‘plee of the most productive aorta at ’grain to Canadian farmers. for the improvement of seed. The stock (or distribution is of the very best, and has been secured mainlyx from the excellent crops recently had at the branch Experimean Farms at In- dian Heed, Bank, and at Brandon, Man. The distribution this spring will consist-o: sample sol! oats, spring what, barley, Indian corn, (for en- eilage only) and potatoes. The quan- tity of onto to be sent this year will be 4 lbs. and of! wheat or barley 5 lbs.. continent in eech case to sow; one-twentieth of an acre. The sam- ples of Indian corn and potatoes will yeah 3 lbs. ac heretqlore. A quan- tity of each at the following varieo ties has been secured for this dis-- tribution; ‘nro D. n. King. 0: New“. spent a few days in town this week. the amt: o! hi- Ion. Mr. And! King of Am he’s tomgnpl estublhhment. The than wt; muoli im- pressed w u: Linda: position um pronpeetu, mm“, booms :1 Mat- tho not: lacuna. . -llr. H. O. Soflobar. at. the June: Bu Railroad. cough-action work. and formerly manger o! the Embar- ton Lumber Ca. with 11m Soricsber. Mun-nod to Benetton last week. after viliting friends in town. -â€"Xr. Samuel sunnon. “retail-ho. r0. tomnly of Lmduny. is cum-mi hum Mr. Robert‘ Stinson. aunt ”rd. for a (cw days. â€"Mrs ,J. lichen-moth Bobcaygeoq. is spending a couple at days with her, daughter, Mia: Edgar. of. the. L. H. P. 00‘: otfioe. . . _ -. -Capt. Snollu‘d. of Young's Point. mater of the Sun Stony Lake. pas.- ed through town last week on. b}: we) to hinnmunt. â€"Inspector Prendgrgaat, of Toron- to, visited the Convent and boys’ Separate school MW- , , } â€"Mra. 8. Stacy, of Lorneville, and friend. Mrs. D. J. Campbell. 01 Arâ€" file, called on town friends last â€",l.ir. vaelock. of Nestleton, is. now- rundmg m town, haying accepjpd a; good position. DISTIIIU‘I'IOI OF FREE “£08- -Mr. Hiram Rogers, of Linden Va!â€" lay, was in town lagt week on Shunt- mss. : I â€"Mr. Jack Macdonald. 00 Ottawa College, visitgd his parents in town town. ‘ sawed busineu'fi RETEQE' ME â€"Rev. A. B. Chafee, oi Coboconk. paid our town a business visit last ‘ "v.3“; u: uku may fivwn. radial, 03 Ope‘znep, V rag. FRANK c. 9MP!"TER,THE “EAT Weldon and son Agjzhur, were in town last week. a. weeks. and pédsibly E The writer further says that I should have asked the Council for instructions in the matter, they “be- ‘ing: representatives at the people. In that regard I might say that one of the Police Commission is elated au- nually by the people, and I have found the Police Commission to “be well qualified to give me any instrucâ€" tions I may. require at a legalnature. The writer also says that I might run the town into a heavy bill 01‘ costs. and in reply to that“:y Mr. Edi- tor, it you will allow: me to make a. few comparisons, I think? 13 can show that it has been very much the othâ€" or we)» During my «tn-m at Mom wmfn‘té lthe! Egfift‘m a "two lines and fees the sum of $4,013.13, and I .will venture to any that it has " nu: mason new we. I (To the Editor at The Post.) _ Just a few words. Mr. Editor. it you willpall‘ow me space inhyour valu- able paper. in reply to an article which appeared in your issue of the 88th inst. re the Maunder appeal. The facts on the case are as follows: On the 30th of July. 1904, it came to my notice that there had been a tight in the Maunder hotel durins the night previous. After making some enquiries regarding the mat- ter I laid an information against the parties connected; with it for welt. John T. Maunder .being one of the participants, for which he was fined $10 and costs, a total of 14.70 (not 81 as stated in the Town Soiicitor’s let- ter and in the article). Mr. Mann- der appealed against the Magistrate’s judgment, but when the appeal came up for trial betore his Honor. the late Judge Dean. Mr. G. R. Hopkins point- ed out to the Court that the bond ,given by Mr. Mannder was not pro- perly drawn, and the judge reserved judgment in the matter. It was ex- pected that the case would come up again at the next sittings of the Court. and in the meantime the ap- pellant allowed the ease to dgop. leaving the conviction still standing against John T. Maunder It is ‘ very necessary that appeals should be defended, as we have on an average eighteen cases each month during the year in the police court. ninety per< fint. of them being laid by myselt as chief constable of. the town, It will readily be seen that it we allow any appeals to go by default we would soon have plenty. of them on our hands. ~ It is of the greatest "lotto NOV Ontario to have it: tronum Infu- tinted and advertised by a; writer at Mr. Corpontor'o reputation. o und- iooto Journalistic correspondent 0! solid repute. poms-ins. us he do". the entry into the vary but Mo- popora on the continent. It in by. such mean: that: tho oopitol New On- torio lacks will be main availablo. and with adequate capital its poo: sibflitiea can hutiy be measured. “This cobalt-silver, ore is a. compar- atively new thing in Nature. Cobalt and silver are frequently found tr» gether, but nowheae inrsueh quanti- ties as here. Cobalt is a mineral something like nickel in its proper- ties. It is used to make mints and pigments. and it is genersl known as cobalt blue. it forms t color for all at the finest blue china. The metsl‘ is also valuable for toughen- ing steel. end for this resson It on never tsll below the value at nlehel. which is now worth 30 or 40 cents s pound. It now retells (or $2.50 s pound. and its value In connection ith the silver here is estimated st cents per poem. So Is: the out here is mined only {or the silvery snd its price ls bssed upon the su- ver lt contslns” \ Some of The Post’s readers may not have a very clear! idea of what cobalt is, and this Mr. Carpenter helps to make clear, as followq: Mr. Carpenten m: that st pro-ant there are about 20 mines being work- ed. Some are owned by Buffalo peo- ple, some by New York parties and more by. Canadians. The field as In; as defined' ll about three miles mm with them richest mines within a. radius of two miles. It embrapes Lab Cobalt, and there has been a proposition to drain the lake in or- der to drain the mines that run un- der it, but this has not been permit- ted by. the government. The land wiu be opened next August. and a treat» rush is looked for. In the meantime. the people hero doom tunnel”: rich he: ond tho dream of onrloe. Tho load has boon stoked out for mile- in every dimâ€" tlon, ond hundred. of prospector: with hammer; in thoir hand: and great pack: on their banks‘ held thorn bx strap. around the tomhoad, om trampimg through the woods looking (or new on lipids. to food h 300:. . "Its nice lien in the epomou ail- vor deposits which how recently boon dhcomcd. The rock is stacked with erect veins 0! almost pun silver ore. Thm or four million dollora‘ worth of thin on hu glam boon chipped on! «flood: of it on now on the wu to New York which on worth $86,000 to 080.000 3 car. A cox-load of tho but picked a cimno from o 001‘- tltn 1:1an in u. to how cold for $90,000. onothcr cox-load {or 850,000 and tooth: for $40,000. 7 "Three years agothe land about Cobalt would not have sold for ten ,ccntaanagre. Todayuaom of it would bring $100 a square inch. There is one tract 0! 40 acres within a stone’s throw of where I am writ- inSE that you could not‘ buy (or 81,- 000,300 in cash, and- all about here are 9th.!“ 40-801! tract: which thoir awh- cra estimate at Imm'm '01 thousand; to million: of dollars. Nov- erthclc‘Sa,‘ the ‘lg‘ndfli’eé' in the heart of the. wildest woodlon tmicohtln- out. It In rocky'and ‘awu‘npy. and it would take a quarter section of it to and a ROM. . Saw Great Value of Almost Pure Silver Ore Worth $30,000 “888,000 I. Bar. My. Frank C. Carpenter.Whose op- portunities forgathering information are world-wide,is enthusiastic about the riches of Cobalt. Inaiettcn pub- lished in‘ The Buffalo Express of Sat- urday last, he says; ‘ "If RARE RIMS GNOME COMMUNICATIONS. NEWSPAPER WRITER. “Tanking yau, Mr. Edifoi. for the above space. I am, yours truly, I . not cost the town 03 Links; $25 for legal nuisance during flat time in that connection, while for the period before my appointment there was but $185k” paid in. Or, to come (gown to more recent dates: During the elevenjnenthn put of the pres- entmnu’p to December last. I have paid into the town treasury; in line: 'a‘iid'fe'é'sthe'mm of 8887.74: fihfle for the same pegged prior tfxd my ap- _ mppt g... mew. km .192, 53““ * * 3392.95; ‘ _9ame purpéaee was Blue, white, red and black Tonnes. 25c, 35c. and ............ 010th Tums, 50c for 45¢, reg 40° sale ................................. Japanese Silk Komonan. 2.00 for 1.60, reg 3.50 ...... ...... ..... . Children’s T o q u e s and Tams. Blaik Sateen Charmin-b.1153 1.20 for 980, 1.00 for 78¢, :03 1.50 for 1.25, m 1.35 ..... . ...... Ladieu' natural and white Un- denuistn, 300 for 250. 65¢.“ .. Ladies' heavy riboed Vents. and Drawers.'225 for 18¢. re; 30° tor24o,mg500£or“o.n_z We to: 75c.,re¢,1.10 .,.... 5.. -. Ladies Maék wool mu mg '450 10149:. 500 to: 45¢. 1.10 ...... Ladiea’ red wool Tights, 1.10 ...... Infants and Children's Vesta, 131:, 160, 200, 250 and ..... . ...... Ladien' Flannelette Drawers, reg 30¢for25c. memtor 82¢, reg 550 for 45¢, reg 75o ...'... Ladies' Cambrio Drawers, res. £5205 for 471:, 750 for 86¢, reg. Ladies' Flanneletto Nightgown: reg 600 for 47¢, rec 1.00 for 15¢ reg 1.40 for 1.25, 1.50 ‘... .. White Cabmrio Nightgown!» reg 1.15 for 1.00, 1.50 for 1.25. Childxen'I Wanted Hon. reg 180 do: 1a. 220 III-18¢. WI. Booths. h. 18a. we. “I Ind... IntIntooI. 15° 180 Ind. LIdiII lacuna. 65¢ .lnde’ flatten. 550 tor 45a. 7515:" ... 811p per Bola. Ilsa bIh: tomo- than. 380 Ind 80¢. 80: I On: Duh. tIn. "Nut. white and rod. 270 ................ IanntI' BlbI. Ink embroidend 800 for 25¢. otherI be. 80 Ind. All IhIdII 811k Poo Pens. .. leku’ plain Gunmen Boon. rec 300 for 240. 87a for 800. 15 at lo. no wHoliday Collars, In kitten and silk. 30° ...... 10 style. Eblnroidcry firnov- on. 110 . ................................ Lunar Ties. black. cream and xhltgt as «In for 33¢. 55. [or Collars and Hosiery. Lndiu’ Mocha Mitts. tar top 3nd plain, 1.10 for 98. 1.50 70. 100, 15c. 20c ............. L ....... ' Hen' a ploin linen Bandkomhlot; 18o for 18¢. 15¢ to: 11 140. £60 IMcn‘I Inithlod Silk hematite}:- [streamlorflmmmm Men's Colored Silk Handket- chictmrog 35° for 26°, 05° to: 500.1.m‘00 .............................. Men’ 3 black silk Bondkerohhb for pocket uni neck, 75°, 1.00 Ladiea’ and Mism’ Ringwood Gloves, fancy and plain colon. 200 ton 160. 240 tom 20:. 28c ...... Coahmore' Glam, Ilene-lined. 280 for. 24c, 40a for 32°. 48° ...... Ladies’ Kid Gloves, colored and black, rag. 600 for 70°, 1.06 ... New Suiting Shades. mg 1.25 Children’s and Missed the wool- }Qitts. 160 for 13c. 25c {or 200. m.85o........ ....... Lad les’ Underwear. am: Ruthenium n; 800... Exams White 811k. 85° ... Men's Inithlod Lima Bunker- chbu. hull do: In box. 1.50 box W' emu-canted edg- Huld- kexchht'. English unplu. 850 for 800. 880 ........................... hoe edge embroidcmd Linen Bandits-chiefs. mg. 760 for 500. 650 (or 40°. 60° .............. Rune: hematitchod Mourning and Plan Bandkonhbh. be. Lodiu' mauled. Hematite“ écem’rSnleof Holiday Goods Handkerchiefs and Gloves. i. NEEIHON. Chic: Cnmtahlo. 1.85 no... no... no... coon. mm on. LIN DSAY’S LEADER. no .00 "I on 47o. 240. 470. 1.12 You wlll only have another 9 day. In which to select your preu’ntd. come early and vlalt thl- tale. We are desirous Our display Is better, more varied, selected with great-- er care than on any other previous Christmas occasion. We subunit a "at; of a few articles from each department. ( m 'A company known as the Ontario Oar Ferry‘ Godlpany has been torm- ed to operate between Ghrlotte and Port Hope. The company in compos- ed at the Grand Trunk. and the But- mu; mustn‘t!!! “Pittabnrg rs}- way officials. 9m terry boat will flute start. with Bela p9 ”Me of moon”,- ‘bt MM vnflmaké madjtrfip a day. ammo: and l Ahrmlerrutlmmuh Not-Immunoas- m A company known on the Ontario 00.: Eerri Coupon, he! been form- ed to operate between Glut-lotto and Port Hope. The compeny in compo-- ed of the Grend Trunk. end the But- we: mwrm "amour: n!!- ' One terry boat will way officials. to m; anth’ announ- Mmfiiwt .- modify a: any, colonel: maid I 4 .- .Mr. E. G. Gene. 0. mil carrier of Canton Centre. Comm. who has been in the U. S. eel-vice tor about sixteen non. up; We hen tried men: cough medians £or group. but Chunberlein'e Cough Remedy is but; of “Land one to to be relied upon ever time. We 3126 find it the but remedy for oopshe and eolgh, giqing mart-1i reunite and tenfin: no had one!“ M We hid new mew It in the ham“ For eel. by on Am 74 Furs, Clothing, Mantles, Carpets Dress Goods and Bhristmas Notions palo blue. black. brown. nu; and white. rec 55¢ ...... ...... 10 piece. Tum: Pldd sun in pretty oombimtiona. mg 500 to; 43. m “a for .. ..... .. .. ...... .... .... .................................... 60 piece. India Silk, all “3403.10:- funny work. tag 250 and 27c. for :30; reg 500 1nd 66° for .... .. .. Blank Pean'doâ€"Soio Silk. but. finish. reg 650 for ”540. mg 900 for 750, mg. 1.10 for 90¢. mg 1.85 ........... ... ..... .. .... .. ... Whit: lawns, mg 10: for 70. Va; 150 for 12. meg 20° to: No. “Nuts not! own Eton-inst. 600 for ‘00. reg {Do for ....... ..... ..... . Orggn) Bloating. Flagualette, stripe and polka dot. tee no... sale Priestly'l plain and shadow Lauren. mg: 550 for 45°. 60° Priestly'l 83110.3me Green :nd Navy. 54 in. mg 650 ............... mm M nibble for 001:: and Baits, rag 1.25 .................. O shade. Priectu'a Vang-fun}. Lhoroughgy :3th sad unspottnble. v very nstances 900 for 750.1% 1.15 .............................. ' 98c. Priestly‘ll Ptumu. brown. mulberry. my, green and back. reg 1 15 98c Goldy”, Velma, he"! com. for jinn“ or gotta. red, green. W0 (....- ...... ...... ...... ... .... .... Ken's Mule. Bronte and Cordovan Coveted Mitt Men's Cembrio 3M1“, 90o for 750. Whitewc to All shapes Men's Linen Collars at Belidey Elle Men's Black Cashmere 89x. rea~80¢ for 25c, 60c . ”Secure" lemon: neck. eu- end ohelt Muffler»: Men'e knot end hook-on Ties at 130. 200 and 250. Four-inâ€"hend and Put! Ties ‘60. 36041:! ... .......... Berlin, Zephyr end Ehethnd Woole, 7 1-20 ox. actor M400. lot 850 ..... ... ......... .. ........................ ‘I‘u'OIothagwe . .85c. .001nd...... ...................................... Pink,- lightb Int. I'd. white nod navy, Flunnelette, 12c ............... White, red 3nd cnnn Flannel. 40g for 35. 58° ............................. Men’n Lind Mocha. Gloves. 1.00 for 880. 800 tor 7013. 1.35 ......... Ken's Fat-lulu! loch mm 1nd Gloves. 3.00 for 2.00 3.60 ... ... Isn't Koch: Gloves. Anson wool lined. 1. 60 .. ' and youtha' Kid and Mocha Gloves, 55c" for £59. 75o" ..... Ian’s tine ywool Gloves. black and greys. 30° for 25c 550 for 45c, !' Bleached Tabla Linn. us 850 for 29¢. 00a for 760. 1. 10.. 8 ”than Dam“ nu. noon. 28o tor 240. £00 (or 800" 76c ...... 10 W ”as,“ 8101th '1':th Cloths. 70:88. mg 8.00 ...... p-mm Nam u nucmboon cloth. 2(ng 8.00 ..4 ...... €35.13 trim tank. 880 for 2“. 360101- ”c.2193 00° ....................... tam OM brown Turkish Bath Tomb. 220 for 18¢, 550. may thin BM Butts. 25°. 35° 40am .................................... White Fun; MBA. 50. 10°. 20°. 350. 450. 500 and. Dues-er Conn. 500, No, 760 and 000. Carvers. 10¢, 20c.” ...... Pillow plans. 261:. 350. 800 and 1.00 Sideboard Covet-3.306 for 250. 850. 050. 71.00 ...... he. Minn. 1.00 {or 750. 1.25 for for 1.00. 8.28 {or 2.50. 4.00 ‘0..th a. 000. “O. 2.75 to: 2.40. Ill. 8-4. g‘wng 8.85 for 2.76. 8.75 101: 8.25. 7.50 .. Chunk? 1:5 Bap plugg- gm} ygpaggry._.'gg ‘vavii'uifiii.’ 11:2",m.’ Quilted Onion-hrs. 1.60 for 1.26. 1. 86 for 1. 00. 2.76 tor 2.00. 3.00... Flunntlotto Dhaka-.3113 1nd white. 90° for 70¢. 1.0010: 860.126 Wool Blah“. Looforw. 8.60. ”...”... ...”... ... ......... ............ 6 dual“ Tam ad Wool-(mod 0: run. M 630 .................... Heavy Bruno!- Ou'petinn. mg 1.06 for 66o.1.26.. ............... Dining soon and pub: Buns. 12.00 (or 10.00. 21.00.10: 17.60. "7.00;........... .. ................. .................... Hen'I Tweed BuitI, 09.07:.th n} "9.50 for 7.50.12.00 ..... ......... BoyI BolidIy Buiu. mg 4. 75 tor 4..00 mg 5.50. .. ... ... len'I Tweed Wu,10.00 tor 8.50.1133 11.00“ ................. ' Men'I Fur-lined OOItI. otter coAlIr. 28.00tor 24.00. 48.00 ...... . m30.0010r52.00.83.00tor50..w to; 53.00 ......... ... “I Ink if“ CoItI. 23.00 tor 10.50, 21.0008101- 24.00. 85.00 ... 1m {um and black Hunks, 0.75 for 5J0,11.00 for 8.50. 15.00 Children's and Misses Ulstera, mg. 53.5 (or 4-.50 50 ...... ...... .. um lunch Dean Skirts and Tweed, L85 for 3.15. 5.“ tot 4 81-20.; mg 13¢. “lo ..4 Mantles, Skirts, Clothing and Fur Goats. mammnum 15..75 10.00 («1575.15.50“ .... ... ...”... Beg. 25.00 for 10.50. 25.“ {or 25.00. 25.50 ...... .. ...... ... White must Stolen. rec 15.50 for 12.50. rec 11.00 .............. BeNe Item. re: 10.00 to: 15.50. 17.00 for 11.“. 25.50' ... ...... ...... .. Bee! ultimo-Judas. 15.00 for 15.25. 0013’. neg 5.50 ...... um . ,BQ. 5.75 for 1.70. 0.25 for 5.50. Black Open Bea. 15.00 [or 11.50. Beble and Antnohen. reg 21.00 ................. Ladle- Persian lamb Gauntlets. reg. 11.00 for 0.00.10.00 ........... Gm Lamb Gauntlete. 1.50 (or 5.75. rec 5.75 ......................... Anti-aha Gauntlets. m1.“ tor 5.00. Seal. 5.50 {or 1.50.1.50 Cone: Genntlets. 2.75 for 2.25. 5.15 ........................................ . Bluk Opoeeum. m 5.75 tor 1.75. Grey. m; 5.00 ....... .. ............... Guy Lent Stern Cullen. 5.25 for 1.50. “5.75. ...... Rs. 7.75 (or 5.75. mg 10.75 (or 0.50.10.001m ... ... .................. Ken'- Beever Gutnletl. 5.50 10! 5.25: Dog 5.00 ........ . .............. hula 1.11:5de Caps. 10.00 tor-5.,75 ”313.00... "...-.. Beg 0.75 for 0.75. 7.50 to! 0.50. 5.50. .. .. .. .. ... .. Peuhn Driver-.12.“ tile 10.50. reg 0.00 .. ........ ... .................. Aetnehan Driver- Cape 5. for 5.00. xeg 5...00 ..... ... Electric Bed Dnven. reg for 5.50. 5.00 ...... ...... ...... ... .. Duvet 0mm Cu! 5.85 for 5.15. 5.50 for 5.10. 5.” ...... ...... .. Grey Lamb Gaps. 5.00 for 2.50, 2.75 for 2.25. Dog. Lfl ...... ...... “one u ............ lay-um mun-.17 hum 17.00 for 11.00. 28.50 for 24.00. Wilton lath trim-Id 58.“ (or 50.”. 08.00.. .... Puma Lamb. mink trimmed. ma 110.00 to: 75.00“ 158.00. Rufl's, Math, Caporlnos and Gauntlets. Astrschsn, Persian and Russian Lamb Msntlss. Blankets. Comforters and Carpets. Table Linens, Towels~ and Men’s Furnishlng‘s. Dress Goods, Silk: and Lawns. LOWEST CASH PRICES ghost inhalers, 55° for 450, 75c .. Coveted Mitts. 550. 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