TIIE SUNDAY OREGOyiAy, rOKTLAXD, DECE3IBEK 11, 19lP.
I nl.rl-r atriklnr In a suit of white broad- I i , : I ,
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i. - ll lli
a-orth. Jr. Mr. TV. TV. Gilbert. '
rrnk vrrrn. Mtas Frances Warren.
Mrs. lwnld Monro. Mrs. P. J- Mnn;
Mrs. Wallace McCamanU Mrs. "W
Laldlaw. Mrs. R- P. rblpman, Mrs. Otis
aifbt Mrs. Frederick H. Strong. Mrs.
Robert Plate Mrs. John C. Robinson.
Mrs- Walter Mathewson. Mrs. W. V- Mc
rord. Mrs. L H. Shtrt. Miss Swlgert.
Mrs. Walter Burrell. Mrs. J. Thorburn
Tinea. Mrs. W. M. Jonrs. Mr. Charles
Russell. Mr. C K. Int Mrs A. C.
paaton. Mrs. J J. Psnton. Mrs. William
H. Foulkes. Mrs. R..bert tonaM. Mrs.
Francs fht-nberlaln. Mrs. Curtis Airing.
Mrs. I W. rWlrr. Mrs. Robert 8r-m.
Mrs. K- C. Shevlln. Mrs. Robert Ellis.
Mrs. Robert J Mars. Mr D"
Warner. Mrs. William I-add. Mra. l. H.
M.rdman. Mra J. A. COrrey. Mrs. F. I.
Fuller. Mrs. W. O. Thatcher. Mrs. A- E.
Ttockey. Mrs. J-hn A. Keating. Mrs
'Mitchell. Miss May Keating. Mra. Samuel
T. .Til K.rt Mr Frank
Kerr. airs. ' .7. . - ---
Warren. Jr- Eva WrlaK-v. Mr
James Eln. Mrs. 8. B Houston. Mrs.
A. D- Charlton. Mrs. Daniel Phlndler.
Mra. J. F Bradley. M.ss Ruth Small. Mrs.
M H. Houser. Miss Ruth Prlrr'.e. Mrs.
, R. J. mr!. Mrs. T. I Eliot. Misa tien
1 rtetta K:iot. Mra Harry Scott. Mrs.
1 Ralph Bott. Mra W. E. Herring. Mrs.
S. J. Reed. Mrs. H. E. Northrup. Miss
Northrup. Mrs. Harrr Northrup. Mra. J.
-R. McCoaan. Mra. J. B. Gray. Mra A.
A. Dekum. Mra Gors t- McPhersn.
Vra P. T. Hairtl'.ton. Mrs. Henry Storey.
Mrs WUfred Bhore. Miss Lllltsn Dosch.
Miss Camilla Dosch. Mra Robert Collier.
Miss Grace Collier. Ma Alice Collier.
and JIr. Fear.
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Among- the Portland women who enjoy
iinrair.be and, execute' their enjoyment
most skillfully are the following youn
i persons, who kave sougl-.t the surf at
;-ar:-.art this week end: Mrs. Frank E.
Watklna. Mrs. Wslter Holmaa. Me
Frances Jeff-ry. Mlsa Gladys Howard.
i.V'Ora.-e O NelU Mrs. Harry Kaddrrly.
iMrs I!!a Waner. Mrs. M. Hopson.
Miss McKsnnon. Mra. Oliver King Jef.
err. Mis Haiel Westermeyer. Mrs.
Harry Young and Mra W. P. Btrandborw.
'The erent at the seashore l proving
'aceedtnaty Interesting to the members
'of society who have time and the Inr.lna
tton for athletic sforta. Oliver K.cg
Jefiery ha put up a cup for the first
rlze to be awarded to the best woman
swimmer. Other cure are also to he
gtven hy the Multnomah Amateur Ath
letic Club. The water srxrta ere not
the only attraction at the beach for the
week end. as many will try out the golf
and tennis courts, and last evening
dance was given In the parlor of tr
Hotel C.earhart-by-lhe-Sea.
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Fifty gust called at the -tea" of
which Mrs. C. E. Wolverton was hostess
yasterdsy afternoon. Mrs. Wolverton was
.-aided In receiving by Mrs. Fletcher
Una and Mrs. Roger B. Slnnott. while
the mistresses of the niovra were
j Mra. C. A. Ursv. Mrs. George F. W lllett.
! Mrs. A. M. Cannon and Mra. AUen
f Tucker alw assisted In the dining-room.
The house dn-rattona were of red car-
nations and holly.
tended St. Helen'e Hall In tM city. Bhe
Is a graduate of bnell Seminary. Miss
Knight was the guest of honor at a
luncheon given by Mrs. J. W. Cook
r ruay.
Mr. and Mra. J. Wesley Idd. who
have been traveling in the East since
Thanksgiving wsek. are expected to
return to the city today.
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Cards have been received announc
ing that Consul and Mrs. Y. Numano
have recently been transferred to Ham
burg. Germany.
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Mra. George Wlllard Brown enter
tained Wednesday afternoon at her
home on the Willamette with five ta
bles of bridge. -Miss Grace Davis, of
Leavenworth. Kan., the house guest of
Mrs. Oscar Overbeck. waa the honor
guest.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Whiteside enter
tained Dr. and Mrs. William 6kene. Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Strong and Rodney
CUsan at dinner Friday evening Ip hon-
ularly striking In a suit of white broad
inth with which she wore a quaint
! noke bonnet with olnk ostrich tips. Mrs.
Wtckersham also wore a stole of white
fox and carried a large muff.
Two-toned brown waa the attire of
Mra. E. E. L.ytle. who wore ermine and
a large black velvet hat with white
plumes.
Black lsc over delicate pastel tints
was the costume of Mrs. Rsy Matson.
who wore a large black hat with os
trich feathers.
Soft shades of gray were used In
the attractive .own of Mrs. Samuel
Kerr.
Mra. Dorsey B. Smith, a recent bride,
wore a costume of the new Erin green
with an overdreae of heavily embroid
ered net.
A Gainsborough chapeau completed
an expensive gown of Irish croquet
worn by Mrs. R. A. Thompson.
i i . i a t 11. throst
was the attire of Mrs. James Alexander j
Ellis.
Miss Mildred Grlndstaff was gowned
In old rose.
Dresden silk and a hat with droop-
WXDDINO CELEBRATED AT FARM HOME IN SHERMAN COUNTY
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MORO Orl Twe. 10. (Special..) A pretty wedding took place at the farm
hon?e ?f M?r.nd Mra. L HMart'ln. n. here. D,en,her 4 1 when their son.
v,i- Eirov Martin, and Mlas Hortense Deatsman. of Hlcksvllle. O- were
mlirT. f br Rev A. j Adams, of the First Presbyterian Church, of Moro. The
X$?JE many hlndsom. gifts. Mr. Martin I. Pr-J-?-of
Sherman County. Both are aoclal favorltea. They wlU be at home to
their friends after Chrlstmaa In Moro.
Mr. and Mra Jamas McCracken. who
rhave been absent from the West about
lalx weeks, have returned accompanied
by Mra MoCracken a sister. Mrs. Ernest
'palmer, of Boston.. The McCrackena
'and Mra Palmer arrived In the city
Friday morning.
Mr and Mra Wlllam MarMaster en
tertained at dinner Thursday evening
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Ed
wards, of Hay Creek. Or. The table
we. arranged with a centerpiece of
bridesmaid s roses and covers were laid
for twelve, who Included Mr. and Mra.
Edwards. Major and Mrs. J. J. Mor
row. Mr. and Mra Walter K. Furrell.
Mr. and Mra U Allen Lewis. William
l. Wheelwright and Wirt Minor,
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Newa from Portland folk In far-away
lands Is alwaye welcome and therefore
It Is of Intereet that Mrs. Preston Car
ter Smith and her son Henry A. mltb
are Tleltlng Mlsa Susie Smith In Paris,
who Is attending Miss Thombury's fin
ishing school for young ladles. Mra
mlth and Mrs. J. M. Plcklnson. the
wife of the Secretary of War. were the
honor guets al an afternoon October
14, when Miss Thornbury entertained.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hopkins are
at the Seward Hotel, where Mrs. Hop
klna haa been 111 since their return from
Seaside a week ago. Mr. and Mrs. Hop
kins, who passed the last few months
at the beach, expect to remain at the
Seward until they find a suitable home
In which to pass the Winter. Mrs. Hop
kins will take a ahort Eastern trip soon
sfter the hollds to visit her sister.
Mrs. David M. Itatt. In Km Ira. N. Y.
A great deal of Interest Is being dis
played among golf devoteee over the
promised tournament at Gearhart. In the
early part of January. The hotel will
. thrown open to the guests and danc
ing and cards will al.io be Important
factors at the mld-Wlnter fete. Large
cups will bo put up on the contest and
much rivalry Is expected among the
golf players of the Pacific Coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Antolno Labbe (Miss
Wlnnlfred Loomls, of Tacoma. who are
on their wedding trip In Southern Cali
fornia, are expected tu return within
three weeks to live here. They will be
here for the Chrlstmaa holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Mesd are vis
iting m California. They expect to pas
Christmas at Long Beiu-li. Mr. Mead
will return lo Portland immediately
after New Tear's, but Mrs. Mead and the
children will continue to travel In the
South throughout the Winter.
Bishop and Mrs. Charlei gcaddinc are
....m.i.i.. .he ltv J. (I. S.
Hunttnaton and the Rev. Rogers
Anderson, of New York, at Blshopcroft.
Fatoer Huntington and Father Ander
son belong to the order of the Holy
Crosa. with headquarters at their farm
and monastery at West Park. N. Y.
Their visit In Portland will continue
' through next week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Grelle and
young son. who are In Southern Cali
fornia, are the guests at the Henry
Ranch near Templeton. Mra Grelle
was Miss Bess Henry, daughter of
Judge and Mra J. H. Henry, of San
Jose.
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Mr. and Mrs. George L. Klelser and
Mrs. Walter F. Foster of Seattle are
In New York City, where they will
remain a montt).
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Mr. and Mra. Warren 11 Thomas
were supper hosts at the Portland
Hotel after the performance of
- Madame X" In honor of Mr. and Mra
Howard Gould of the theatrical com
pany. Mlsa Adeline Dunlap and
Robert Ober were also guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Montelth. Mr.
and Mra R. L. Rush. Mrs. Warren E.
Thomas. Miss Janet Thomas. Miss Ruth
Johnson. Mrs. Frank Dodd. F. O. Sea
ton. H. C. Bowers. F. C Baker. Arthur
calr'.l and W. L. Wheeler were among
Portland visitors at Hotel Gearhart-by-The-Sea
laat week.
Mr. and Mra W. c. Knighton will be
suests at the home of Mrs. A. P. Croaa-a-.sn
this week.
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Mra William MacMaster will be hos
tess at a dinner Friday evening In hon-
a timm 1-a 1 MacksnslS. Who IS SOOn
to make her formal debut In Portland I
society. - . I
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TMs seems to be a week of the- i
trlcal visitors In the social circle. ,
Miss Ellen Terry bring another In her
traveling companion. Miss Portia '
Knight, who 1 a niece of Mrs. J. W.
cook and the daughter of Colonel N. D.
Knight, who. It will be remembered.
i won theatrical prominence In London. .
I Mlas Knight la a Salem girl and haa at- I
or of Mra. Whiteside's elster. Miss Helen
Cheever. of Boston, who is visiting here
for a few weeks.
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. Mrs. Gordon Fadden. of San Fran
claco. la the guest of Mrs. Jehn Patera
Mra Fadden will remain until after the
holidays.
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Mrs. C- B- Fettoo entertained at dinner
Friday evening in honor of a few
friends.
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Tha Ahlrd of the series of Monday
night dances will take place at Chrls
ten sen's Hall tomorrow evening, after
which supper will be served at the
Nortonla.
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Beautiful ecarlet polosettlaa and rich
red carnations were the table decora
tions at the luncheon Friday In honor
of Mra Thomas Scott Brooke and Mr.
Henry Fairbanks, at which Mra L. Al
len Lewis was hostess. Other decora
tions were large chrysanthemums In
the drawlngroom and Golden Gate roses
fn the library. The guests were Mra
Richard Koehler. Mra W. B. Ayer. Mrs.
Walter J. Burns. Mra John Kolock.
Mra William MacMaster. Mrs. Walter F.
ti.. n trm F.lllott Corbett. Mr.
George" Oood. Mra John Alnsley. Miss
Use Koehler. Mrs. uavio. iione man.
Mrs. Donald Munro, Mra. Harry Nunn.
un Arthur Minott. Mra John Edwards.
Mra. Brooke and Mra. Fairbanks.
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Vermillion polnsettlas are most popu
lar for floral decorations at this time
of the year and are exceedingly effect
ive, particularly when combined with
holly and palms as they were at the
large card party which Mrs. Banford
Whiting gave at the Portland Heights
Club Friday afternoon. Carnations In
a deep scarlet were also used n the
rfeormtlve nlan. and a Hawaiian or
chestra played behind a eereen of pal ma
Mra Whiting was assisted by Mrs.
James Alexander Ellis. Miss Mary Dunn.
Mlsa Mildred Grlndsiarr ana aiiss r.n
Doble. Thirty table of bridge and "SOO'
were played In the course of the after
noon. Mrs. Sanford Whiting wore an ex
tremely handsome gown with a tunic
effect of old rose marquisette over sil
ver trimmed with black fox.
Mrs Prsndt Wtckershsm was psrtlo-
lng feather composed the attire of Mis
Ella Doble.
Black velvet with a hat of the ame
with ostrich plumes was the oostume
of Mra Samuel Owen.
Mra George Wlllard was handsome
In a French costume of delicate blue
and a vekvet hat In the new cerise tone
with paradise feathara
A recent clipping from a Philadelphia
paper tell of a theater party last week
In that city given for Mis Edith Evans.
whose guest Miss Lillian O'Brien Is at
present and whose debut was one of
the Important affair of the fortnight In
Philadelphia. The theater was followed
by an elaborate eupper at the Belleyue
St rat ford.
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The following clipping Is from an
other Philadelphia paPr and bear di
rectly upon the honors which are being
paid Miss Edith Evans, In which Mis
O'Brien has her hare:
"Miss Edith Evans wa the guest or
honor at a dinner, followed by a recep
tion ad dance, given lat evening at
the Bellevue-Stratford by her parent.
Mr. and Mra George B. Evan. The re
ceiving party Included Misses Jean A.
Conrad. Dorothy K. Goodwin. Dorothy
A. Pettlt. Helen Hancock. Philadelphia;
Ellxabeth Cryer. Lansdowne; Christine
Tate. Memphis. Tenn.; Lillian O'Brien.
Portland. Or.; Leah Moore, MHlbrook. N.
Y.: Ruth Klley Eaton. Virginia Gedde.
New York City; Carrie Strickland. Erie;
Kathleen HadcIIffe. Hooper; Katherlne
Wallace, Cambridge. Md."
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Also in line with these bits of new
comes the Information that Oliver B.
Houston and George Stanley, both Port
land boys at Yale, participated to an ex
tent In these festivities. They write
that on November 30. they had Just re
turned to Yale from Philadelphia after
five day of social activities, including
the Pennsylvania-Cornell and the Army
and Navy football game, and the coming-out
dance and reception of Miss
Edith Evans. They describe thl a
taking in the entire second floor of the
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel, and. to quote
one. "It was the most extravagant and
sumptuous your truly ever laid eye
on." Flower worth thousands of dol
lars were received by the debutante.
Thanksgiving day Mr. Houston and Mr.
Best Xmas Present
FOR A LADY IS A BOX OF
Monogram Stationery
FROM
W. G. SMITH & GO.
WEddiHO
and VISITING CARD ENGRAVERS
Third Floor. Washington Building-. Between Third and Fourth St.
DOES QUALITY COUNT WITH YOU?
Christmas Umbrella Sale
Men's, Women'! and Children's Guaranteed Umbrella
Every one new and the best selected stock in the city
13.00 Talnea. special $2.55 $5.00 TJues, special $4.25
$1.00 values, special $3.40 $750 Talnes. special $6.37
$10.00 values, special.... $8.50
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Entire Corner, Fourth and Morrison.
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UPON REQUEST
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GIVEN PROMPT
ATTENTION
rs for
Christmas Gifts
Nothing Will Be More Acceptable, Practical or Sensible
A Visit to Portland Largest Fur Store
will reveal the largest-and most beautiful variety of desirable FURS
to be had You will find it profitable to inspect our showing
Buy From the Manufacturer and Save the
Middleman's Profit
Special Of ferings'for Monday Tuesday Only
Genuine Mink Sets II Real Black Lynx Sets
Consisting of large stole effect, either
plain or fancy styles, trimmed with heads
and tails, elegant
muff to match. Re
duced for muff and
shawl to only
rimmed with heads
$62.50
Large Stole and beautiful Muff, many
different styles to select from. All
lined with Skinner's
satin. Reduced for
shawl and muff to
only
$68.50
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REMODELING AND REPAIRING DONE AT REA
SONABLE PRICES.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR RAW FURS. SEND
FOR PRICE LIST.
Christmas Handkerchiefs, Very Special
8c and 10c Handkerchiefs on sale at. .-. 5J
15c and 18c Handkerchiefs on sale at 1U?
Our 25c Handkerchiefs on sale at 15?
Best 35c Handkerchiefs on sale at 2d?
Best 60c Handkerchiefs on sale at o5?
75c. and 85c Handkerchiefs on sale at 50c
Children's Handkerchiefs in boxes, 25c values 15?
As to what kind of
present to give, BUY
A GLOVE BOND.
ON SALE IN OUR
GLOVE DEPART
MENT. Visit our Infants
Department. Many
dainty things for the
baby's Christmas.
SALE) OF ALL LEATHER HANDBAGS.
SILK HOSIERY SPECIALLY FRICEIfc
SALE OK ALL CHRISTMAS APRONS.
FIXE JEWELRY' FOR CHRISTMAS AT LOWEST PRICES.
SALE OF IMPORTED KID GLOVES.
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Sensational Sale of Dresses
Actual Values
tinn rA
to zz.du at t
The most wonderful collection of high grade ,
Dresses ever offered you at this price. They f
are made in fine quality French and English '
Serges, Panamas and Broadcloths. Every,
charming style of the season.
Trimmed Hats
If you have not already seen the wonderful
bargains we are offering in Trimmed and
Pattern Hats it would be advisable to in
vestigate. VALUES TO $10.00 AT .$2.98
VALUES TO $15.00 AT $3.98
Ptanley were guests at the Evans' home
lor lea. aibv uie; buww. -
for Thanksgiving dinner, as were Miss
OBrlen ana several omen, unmn .
fTBrlen suffered while ehe was In New
york. It was impoaaioiq lor nil p.
O'Brien and Miss O'Brien to attend the
Yale-Harvard football game as they had
expeoted. However, Miss O'Brien waa
sufficiently recuperated thoroughly to
enjoy her social introduction In Phila
delphia and is decidedly a favorite
there, where she Is now one of 10 young
WOMEN
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Of Refined Taste
Will Appreciate
THESE OFFERING S OF SMALLER HATS, CORRECT DECEM
BER MODELS Matrons' Shopping Turbans and Toques of black
silk velvet or messallne and velvet In combined drape on very
II siorNow"."!?!'. .f..r.'?"l! .VL$3.00 to $6.50
"TYROLEAN," "ALPINE" AND "BIPLANE" Turban Hats are
the latest Eastern "smart-set" ideas. Made on soft willow or
semi-rigid wire frames, plainly tailored, worn by young to middle-
aged women. Keguiar sa.uu rjllW 1 1 Mr- . IH Kll I hSS
120.00 '" ' '
to
HERE'S AN EXTRA SPECIAL
PRICE LIST.
JXYT TWO About a hundred
Trimmed Hats, black ana col
ors.
, NOW.
School Girls' Hats for ages 6 to
12 years, great LI A I C PRIPP
variety. all now nHUr rnilU
All Ostrich Plumes, Wings.
Feathers and j7 Q y Qff
Flowers now.. 4 lu 2 w"
Regular $6 to tfo
WW J5rs I J
tHRISTMAS FURS.
Excellent In style and quality.
Coney Sets up Co Off
from Pa-s5iJ
Near-Lynx Sets, quilt- d 1 f
ed silk lining wlw
Genuine Fox Sets, brown COA
or black, up from ffiJ
Russian Mink Sets d1Q 7ti
up from A O. I J
These and many others are all
54 Less Than Regular
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sbssssHs1bssssbbssssssssssb1ssssssssssssssssMssssssssssssssssHsss
Fur Coats
In Alaska Sealskin, London Dyed,
Persian Lamb,
Russian Pony, Hudson Seal, Etc
Fur Turbans
Fur Stoles and Muffs
Children's Furs
. Fur Rugs, Robes, Gloves
Gentlemen's Fur Overcoats
Send for Ostalogna
G. P. RUMMELIN & SONS
124 Second Street, Bet. Washington and Alder
Stare Opea Saturday Erenlnr Phsnes Mate 1, A MIS
women, all schoolmates at Bennett
School, who are the house guests of
Miss EvanB.
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Mrs. John Annand last Monday after
non invited 14 guests to luncheon at her
attractive home on Vista avenue. The
table was daintily arranged with cream
rosebuds and huge yellow chrysanthe
mums were used effectively about the
receiving rooms and the dining room.
Friday Mrs. Annand was again a lunch
eon hostess, when covers were laid for
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Christmas is near at hand. Come in at once and select
from the largest and most complete assortment of
Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Silverware and Cut Glass in
the city.
Silver Tea Sets .$10.00 to $350.00
Mesh Bags $4.50 to $200.00
Toilet Sets $10.00 to $75.00
Military Brushes .- $6.00 to $15.00
DIAMONDS The greatest $10.00 Diamond Ring value in
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BROOCHES, PENDANTS, RINGS AND NECKLACES,
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Ear Screws..$18.00 to $850 Brooches $ 3.50 up
Rinw S 7.50 to S60O Lockets w. . .$10.00 up
Stick Pins... $ 6.50 to $200 Bracelets $18.00 up
Watches, eomplete, $22.50 up.
I also carry one of the largest stocks of jewelry, clocks, silver
ware, umbrellas, etc., in the city, and at prices that will please you.
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