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The Christmas Store
The Spirit of Christmas is
abroad in this store. Whether you
desire to purchase or merely "to
shop" your time will be well spent
at "The Hub"
ii i
p r-pi3(ljHANl)Sfof iloshnbh-,7 dainty . f ' '
' I mid practical .Christinas. (Sifts ' .
A fltit ft.ltl' .III .Ilullffll' Villi IIM.
ISNOtV INTHDUBLE
I'OKTIjAXI) HKCltKTAKV DltAAVS
TItOUIILU ONTO JUS 1IKAI)
loinlncnt Wholesaler Writes Hay
ing Itoinarks of Mr. Lothrop Do
Xot h'xpicss Public Opinion
pro now on display
cordially Invited...
Hub Dry Goods Co.
THE CHRISTMAS STORE
COItXKH MtOADWAY AXI) CKXTltAfc A VIC.
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VITED
iHIIOltT COl'ItSKS AT AttltlC'UI-
' TUHAIj COIiliKHIJ Ol'KXH JAX. I
Kuli-
anpccini iiisiriiriion in npccuu
n joots twcrcti win Koninin
'I, .. .. .. ...
I oiton ior xnrco weens
$ On January 10 tho winter short
J courses nt tho Oregon Agricultural
t CoIIcko will upon and oxtoitd until
,t iFebrunry 4, according to tho nn-
f iioiinccmoiits Hint havo boon received
hero from Corvullls. Theso tlireo
I tixtnt.n P atA1 n a itMiiiiiinnil HHIIrtn.
sT(nllt tr Ilin fnrmnra nviil 1n ltvitwm
i or tho stnto who arc Invited thcro
1 to rccolvo pointers in tho scientific
end of tholr work.
; Tho short courscH'of 1915 broiiRnt
2,339 peoplo to tho stato college for
'special Instruction. Conifortublo
accomodations aro furnished tho vis
'Horn and tho expenses aro reduced
h to n ininlnium.
! Subjects Timely Ones
illUl.imim.iur ui iliu ivimur BUdl
S courses is oxplnlued briefly In tho
circular which Hayu "It will deal with
the, specific problems uppermost in
i.tlio minds of tho farmers Just now.
m will not bo n repetition of former
ijiiun cuurnuB, 1110 worn, morcioro
has been rovlowod under tho lime-
I light of 'present day demands; mid
Svhoro necessary, has been
SAYS HEJS STUNG
AKIKOXIAX FINDS XO ItAIMtOAl)
IX CItAWI-'OltDS 1'OIXT
Mo
And Ills Xolglibora Purchased
liOts' in Tract Arises Hay
WJrcs Others
Whon J. It. Lothrop, secretary of
tho traffic and transportation bu-
i rcau; of tho Portland Crombcr of
I'Ooinnicrce, mndo In n letter remarks
about tho Coos Uay bar and tho
chances of ships to get In and out
of hero, ho wished onto himself
so mo trouble, It appears.
Tho' president of a prominent
wholesale firm in Portland, writing
today to its local representative,
had the following to say; "Wo aro
nstountldd to learn hi your letter of
tho most foolish speech of Mr. Loth
rop. Wo had not heard of this bp
foro (speaking of tjio bar conditions')
and can woll bolicvo that tho people
of Coos Hay aro indignant vith him
ha thoy havo a full right to bo.
" How such a man gots tho posi
tion of chairman of tho Transporta
tion Committee of our Cliombor
of Commorco, Is a conundrum, but
It Biiroly docs not signify that what
ho has to say is true or thot the
Bpirlt Is that of tho community.
"Tho writer has taken this mat
tor up with n prominent cltlzon with
an jden of having somo definite ac
tion taken regarding tho unbollov
nblo ignorance of tho party mentioned."
HIPPING NEW,
HARDYISTHEFIRSTIARE
GIVKS IXITIATi SMXAIj KOH OP-
KXIXO OP lllUIKiK
I EFFORT
Arrives Ycstordnv Afternoon Mid
Pusses Through Hip Spun
Four llln.sts 1h Signal
' Tho steamer Hardy which arrived
from San KrnnteUco yesterday after
noon, crossing Iho bar at 1:30 p. m.,
was tho first steamer to SvhlBtle for
tho' big" Soiitliorn Pacirid brldgo to
open.
' Tho brldgo was closed wherf thb
Hardy canio In and It Was necessary
to givo tho Btgnal and It was tho
first tlmo It was ''over given. Thd
brldgo swung open nicely aiid tho
Hardy passed through. Capt. Mlch
elsen whistled tlireo times but as ho
passed through tho brldgo was told
that tho signal for opening would bo
four blasts.
POHTIiAXI) KIKM WIUTKS OF
FJlinCJHT SITUATION' THKItK
BUO
r
BREAKERS
CAPT.
MICHI2L80X, OF IIAHIH,
hi:i:s it TiiKiii:
Ilorno on by visions of Crawford's
Point as u'plcasant plnco for a homo
and Investment as woll J. W. McDau
lel, of Wlnslow, Arizona, arrived
hero to look ovbr 'somo property
bought by himself and sovcral of his
neighbors in tho plat far over on
tliq other sldo of tho bay.
"I am a sucker ,1'vo boon stung"
snld Mr. McDanlel today. And
In n rudo awakening ho was still
optimistic. "I'll stay horo now, any
way," ho declared. " In spite of the
Introduction I Ilka Coos Day
Sovcral weeks ago an agent for
tho land company camo to his door
hi Wlnslow. Mr. McDanlel lp a
railroad man, having been with tho
Santo Fo for tho last 2li years. Tho
fellow was Indcu with beautiful maps
of bluo print and tho busy lllmbor
mills of this sldo of tho bay and
pleasant vlows taken through t'lio
county.
Mr. McDanlolB sayB that tho agent
told htm, and his neighbors as well,
that tho railroad was building right
tinprtuiui rv Itnu linn. .mM...i1i. llntnin.li n.ntnfA.iln nl... -..li li...i
.......... f,v..,n( ...... nun , ii. , ui iinuiiH" Vllliviuiuq I unit H1K1 IIIUl
reorganized to muot tho needs of tho 'It would emotion ronsldnrabln nf nr-
rltory and become a great shipping
point. AIbo thcro wcro to bo fac
tories' there.
On tho strength of this Mr.
McDanlel bought two lots, paid $20
down on each and Iiiih mndo two
monthly payments of $20. Ho aays
theso aro tho last. Ills son bought
two more lots at tho same rate. Mr.
McDaulol mild ho Is wiring 1Mb neigh
bors to lot woll enough alone.
Desplto his long trip and tho dts
ILL OPEN II CLUB
XOItTH HKXIJ OKOAXIZATIOX
PIjAXH 1IOUSK WAIt.MIXO
,hour.
fSrono
Oregon Ih undergoing rapid and
'pronounced changes hi tho duvclop-
iMont of her natural resources. Ccr-1
RrIii phoBos of agricultural -effort
hat mount much to tho prosperity of
ho ncoillo flvo mill ton von nim
Qmvo now niiHscd tho full tldo of
liolr development. It la tho class
t probloms arising from theso now
ondltlons that tho College Is seizing
pon to turn to the advautago of tho
armors of tho commonwealth."
,'' Hotter Pair) lug
' ' Among tho demands right now hi
f )rogon Is tho ono "for n bettor typo
t dalr) lug, scientifically efficient,
1 ml methods of marketing frco from
, ho leeching syatom that has been
graining tho milk pall of hair Its
troths on tho way from tho produe
. r to tho consumer."
So tho Oregon Agricultural Col
)Ro Btnnds ready at nil times to nld
Jio farmorB and tho dairymen of tho
ato una; hivltes thorn o t'orvallls to
ecolvo frco instruction during tho
'jiort wlntor coursca eseclally pro-
rou for tliom.
.Many IniprovomeiitN Will Ho .Mndo
In Club ltonniN WlUch Wcro
Secured
Tho members of tho now North
Rend Club aro planning to givo a big
houso warming soon. Thoy have
taken over tho old Commercial Club
rooms, and aro having them over
hauled and will make tho club ono
of tho best In tho county. It 18 tho
Intention to havo social events qulto
ofton and ladles will bo admitted to
tho club at any tlmo that they caro
to mako U8o of tho roonis. livery
jn'ombdr" will ' li0 "given two k'oy's bo
every timirrIod man's" wife will also!
yuvo accosB io tno rqoms.
fWfoen aroflxed'at"$2 i month
and all who Join aro required to pay
tlireo months In advance. Non res
ident members will bo ndmlttod for
?C a year.
A number if Improvements aro be
ing mado, among them tho laying of
a flno onk floor which will afford n
uplondld placo for dancing.
Marked Knd of SiibnicrKcxl Jetty and
Hrcaks Away from Moorings
During tho Storm
Capt. MIcholscn of tho stcamor
Hardy arrived in laBt night reported
that tho black can buoy which mark
ed tho ond of tho submerged Jotty
bad broken away from her moorings
and was adrift north of tho Jotty nnd
in tho breakers. '
Whero tho buoy was last scon by
tho captain there should bo no dif
ficulty in recovering hor.
Captain U. W. Olson, of tho Ade
llno Smith, whon iio crossed out on
Tuesday for San Francisco", sent a
wireless messago to tho branch hy
drographc offlco In Portland Inform
ing tho offlclalfl tloro that tho buoy
had gono adrift. It Is believed tho
buoy got looso from Its moorings
during tho heavy storms of tho last
10 days.
Say KvcrytlihiK Possible Is IlolnR
Done to Oct (JikmIs to Coos
llay Merchants
B. Uandcl lias received from Hal
loti & Wright, dealers In auto sup
pllcs In Portland, a letter re
garding i(h order which ho sent thorn
and about tho mattor of frolglit
shiinnoutB. Tho firm says that thoy
hiavo bc'dtt promised by the North
"Pacific Steamship company to send
tho order on the Kllburn but that
they aro greatly overcrowded. Tho
lottcr goes on to say!
" Wo haVo called up tho Portland
Chamber of Commorco as to what
tho prospects aro for rollovlng thb
situation In Marshflold and Coos
Day, and thoy advlso that thoy aro
extending every effort to charter a
boat for that run. Thoy, havo tn
mind tho Alliance and Elmore, but
aro having consldorablo trouble in
getting cither ono of them. Tho Al
llanco charter is up the 11th but
whether the peoplo now using tho
boat will renow tho charter, which is
their privilege, thoy aro unablo to
toll at this tlmo. Every effort how
ovor is being mado to relievo tho
situation."
. THE OLD RELIABLE
ROYAL
BAKING POWDER
. Absolutely Pare
s
MADE FROM CREAM OF TARTAR
OTHERS ,111 GRIEF
BUYS UGH BACK LIST IS I'J.llS
W. It. FOOTK OLOSKS IHJAh FOIt
FAUM SOLD LAST YEAH
GROSSES
BRIDGE
FltKIOIIT FltOM POHTIiAXI) TO
.SAX;l'JtAXCI8CO PILKS UP
t NORTH BEND NEWS 1
$
Tho mombors of tho North Ilond
lodge of Modern Woodmen of Amor
lca olected tho following offlcors:
Past Consul, C. F. cIuibo; Consul,
It. 1). Fry; Advisor, W. W. Llvin-
couraglng prospects after reaching Kootl; Dankor, 8. Itogstnd; Clerk,
li'lHST THAIX COMBS ACItOSS
COOS HAY1 THIS AFTBHXOOX
horo, Mr. McDanlel says ho will stay
now and buy Bomothhig that ho can
look at first, ns ho wants to retire
from tho railroad game.
MOOSi: liOIKJB FIXKI)
Tho IlnBohiirg Itovlow saya:
Neglecting to obtain tho required
ormlt from tho city recorder, hi
rder to tconduct a danco at tholr
all hi tho Macnbuo building, tho
fooso lodgo waB fined tho minimum
liouiit specified by ordinance, by
Reorder Whipple Flvo dollars was
Io amount of tho fine, but J2. 50
as remlAcd bouuiiBo of It being
o first offciiso.
ADVBIlTlsi.VO PAYS
Kugain .Minister Finds that 'it DrnwN
a Crowd
That It paya to advortlso church
services hi tho uuwspapors Just as
though it was somo lino of business
Is indicated by tho following from
tho Bugouo Register:
"Tho largest amllonco over nssom
bled for a rogular Bervlco In tho First
Jno. II. droves; Watchman, Bvorltt
nurgoss; Bscort, August Hoolllng;
Sentry, L. A. Loomls; Manager, Pet
er i,okkio; Camp Physician, Dr. Phil
J. Kolsor.
Tho North Ilond Knlgh'ts of Py
thias havo olocted tho following now
oiflcora: C. J. Von Zllo, C. C; G. A.
Porklns, v. C; G. M. Bvorltt, P;
Fremont llodson, M. A.; c; P. Klb
lor, L. G.; Herbert no won, O. G.,
'h. 'Yi. Motzler, of Corvnllls, who
formerly lived In North Ilond, Is In
thq city on n visit and Is making; lm
provejnonta .hi' Jib proporty 'nour the
Control 'school.
J. W. Grout's petitioning tho coun-
Cuppa newspaper advertising. Tho
congregation filled completely tho
main auditorium to the top of tho
gallery, and tho Sunday school room
was thrown open."
(See the First National Hank ail
jdny for. plan of distributing- fifty
ivlngs accounts fiH
tri
The Master Line
Christian church guthorell there ty for tho appointment of road sup
Sunday night us a result of Pastor orvlsor for district No. 8 which takes
In all tho territory within tho limits
of North Dond.
Gus Potejson of North Inlot nt a
foreclosure alo brought by tho Rey
nolds l.umbor Company ognhiBt T. J.
Cottroll bought a, big tonm of horses
for 300.
Leo StovoiiR has bought tho launch
Donlta nnd will put It on tho run
botweon Marshflold and North Horn!
to Cooston. Ho will havo tho launch
Cooston ovorhauled and use It for
charter work,
W. II. Wnnn, of North Ilond, tho
public accountant, will leuvo In a fow
days for Curry county to nudlt tho
books of tho county officers.
XOTICB TO OltBDlTOItS
All partlos indohtod to B. B. For
roy, proprietor lllanco Hotel, aro
requested to sottlo tholr accounts on
or beforo January 1, 191C. All duo
accounts thoreaftor will ho placed
hi the hands of collectors.
Signed
B. B. FBItRBY. ,
MARTKlt C'AH HOX
MASTBH HID HOX
Carter's Bon Bon Boys
Oiu Hpeclnlty is koitIco wind, ho secure host .results lth
Carter's Ribbons and Carbons
COOS BAY
STATIONERY
CO.
Agents.
MAKBS GOOD SPBBCU'
Attorney Moody of tho Soiitliorn
Pacific, woll known hi this "city,
mado a flno speech at Eugeno. Tho
Register of that city Bays:
" Ralph H Moody, attorney for
the Southern Pacific company, de
livered one of tho finest memorial
nddressos at tho annual lodgo of sor
row of tho Bugeno Blks ovor heard
hi Kugone. Mr. Moody was elo
quent and his address will long bo
romombered."
Bvpectcd Into MnndiflcM Wo Today
-Track Stands Completed and
HIk Dnjiv )VorkH P,cr(ccJy
Somot'hho n'ftdr four' li'cldck t'hls
nftiirhuon nwbrttrahi Is oxpoct'od
to "toot-toot" up Front Btrcot to
ward tho depot.' it will do' nii ovont
to Coos Iliy. T,l8 will ho Uo.,fIr8t
tialn across tho brldgo and throiigti
to Marshflold.
j En(lrb complptlpn ,'f jt)ioj (mcion
the big brldgo w)iB 'nudo yefoVddy
l)i tho'cr'o,iindor',V. 0. 'Hhi'dmafsli,
tho engineer of this division. Tho
big draw works llko a clock, turning
on Its pivot exactly us Engineer
Hroughton Intended that it should
whon ho started to mako tho first
plans.
Tho onglno Is coming up to go in
to tho roundhoiiBo for an overhaul
ing, having bcou sovoral months now
on tho other sldo of tho bay. In Its
placo will bo sont back ono of tho
two engines now In commission on
tho lino to Myrtlo Point.
VKSSBIi MOVHMBXTS
m.
m.
Arrived
Hardy, San Francisco, 4:30 p.
yesterday.
Sailed
A. M. Simpson, Sail Pedro, 1 p
ptoday.
, Duo Horo"
i . . j
Adollno Smith, Oakland,
row.
Westoruor, San Francisco, tomor
row night.
Yollowstono, San Francisco, Monday.
tomor-
Coos Hay Not, Alouo in Delayed Ship-
incnt.s Btrn Xoccssary Ships
nro Unavailable
Coos Hay Is not alone in her howl
that tons of merchandise havo boon
loft on tho Portland docks becnuso
of Inadequate boat sorvlco. Word
from tho Rose City declares that tho
Bamo condition Is truo regarding
shipments out of thcro for San
Frnnclsco nnd every steamship,
southbound, now leaves with capa
city loads nnd still' freight Is loft be
hind.
Xo Plans Yet
Nothing has boon recolvod hero
regarding 'tho Bending of another
boat to rollovo tho congestion, Whon
Capt. McLollan wont out on tho Kll
burn yesterday ho 'carried 'with him
the pleadings and hrtrd luck stories
of many merchants who asked him
personally to havo tholr goods aiilp
ped. '
It is said tlio ro'asoif tho steamship
Georgo W. Bldorhas not boon Bent In
horo, by tho "N6rth Pacific Steam
ship company1 lu because she has
been leaving Portland for Snn Fran
cisco with all the freight alio could
carry. '
Tho last trip of tho Roso City boiiHi
found tier 'hold Jammed full and
thoro was frolglit on tho dock when
she sailed.
AVorso This- Year
This year tho freight congestion is
saldo bo worse than In mnny yearB
provlous, and tho steamship compiin
lea havo boon unablo to get bottoms
for transporting tho Increase.
On Monday evening or Tuesday
tho Kllburn Is duo In horo from Port
land and It U oxpoctod that alio will
bring nil tho freight that was 19ft
ovor from hor last trip nnd all tho
now Btuff that shq .can crani on
board. , ,, ,
Original Deal Was 1(1,000 It. Is Ho-
Itortcil Will Move Family
Hack to Placo Again
W. R. Footo today closgd nogotlar
lions for tho'roptirohaslng'pf his .120'
aero ranch near Norway from Potor,
'Thurston, Ho oxpecta to move his
family from Bastsldo very shortly,
out to tho farm. Tho original pur-
ohnso prlco was 110,000 with -IK'OO
of personal property In addition.
A year ago tho proporty was sold
to Mr. Thurston. Thoro was a cash
payment down, nnd n mortgngo was
taken on tho remainder. Mr Footo
moved horo with his family and for
Bonio tlmo pnst worked a small
garden tract near Bastsldo.
J. fl.BLflTT WRITES
WITH 1-AMIIiY AT IX)S AXGBlJBS
FOR WINTBR
Tells or Seeing: Close of tho Dig Hnn
Francisco KHltinu Which
A'ns ' Kn Joyed
J. A. Dlntt nnd family who loft
Tioro a fowwooka ago to Bpdnd tho
wlntor In California aro now lu Dos
AngoloB. Thoy havo boon .' nttend
ing tho exposition and Mr. Dlntt
writes tho TIiiibo as follows "Wo en
joyed tho Bxposltlon hugoly. Wo
holpod to BWoll tho crowd Snturdny,
tho big closing day. Tho. attend-
nnco wns tho greatest of tho, year.
All tho buildings wore thronged and
1110 courts, wcro crowded. A con
stant mass of moving humanity saw
tho lights flicker nnd fade. I rnitld
not help hut' feel (a sonsatloi) of sad
ness ht fiid fh'ja'l ctosl'iiu ofttho groat
uxiiuHiiiun, nan rrnucigco peopio
ospeclnlly showed tholr rogrot and It
could not bo continued.
'" Wo had perfect woathor which
added matorlnlly to our mnny Blght
8ocng Jaunta. I noto that Coob Day
has bcou getting somo of hor fall
ralna."
ARB XOW Hilft PUPILS l.V MAnsii.
HI BliD, SAYS CKN8U8
Revised Figures Show Upward Treat
Of This .Number -HO Arj
Hoys and 107, Glrlg
WJum tho school censim A!
Marshflold wns first tatyn the rtj
Bulls woro dlscournslnifor'thcrlui
uroppou very cioso to 175 t,0.
what thoy had been In 1914, thougl
of courso tho decrcaso wnj In tVi
main, duo to tho opcnlnfc ortho'tdKh
of Powers and Kb now school. Mu;
laniiues or tuo mon Jn,, Jin fan,
who hnd boon living horo Lpcauw'f
tho school fncllltlcs, Immcdliltly
moved ,up on tho Bmlth-Powen line.
Now 11 recount of tho census and ad
ditions that havo Leon found hire
brought tho total up to 853 puplii
in Marshflold.
Tho figures show thcro aro mors
hoys than girls in school Just now.
Thoro nro 446 boya and 407 glrlj.
Doforo tho closo of tho year It s ei-
poctcd that many other names will
bo added, enough to bring tho tottl
up to moro than 900 for 1915, .
01
I H'
WM. DOYIjK HirrURNS FllOSfW"
,' "'ll
TBXDBD TRIP TO OAMFOKMA
GABLE: SPANS::BAY
WICSTBRX UXIOX LAYS WIHKS TO
TUB OTHBH SIDB
t WATERFRONT NEWS
Sec tho First Xatioual Hank ad
today for plan of distributing fifty
.savings accounts frco.
Aftor a rather tompostous voyago
from Roguo river, tho gasollno
schoonor Rustlor has gono to tho
Kruso and Hanks yards for repairs
Sho will liavo somo now backBtays
put In.
Coming from Oakland, tho steam
ship Adollno Is duo in horo tomorrow
so'motlnio and la expected to salt
again for tho south 011 Sunday.
'At 4:30 a, in. tho steam schooner
Hardy arrived In from Snn Francis-
'co to load luuibor again at the Por
ter Mill. '
The ateain schooner A, M. Simp
son left down today for Sap Pedro
frpm the Simpson Lumber Mill,
Tho steam schooner A. M. Simp
son loft down today for San Pedro
from tho Simpson Lumber mill.
Will Connect With I.lno to Kxtcnd
North Along tho Railroad
Right of Way
Workmen hnvo completed tho iny
Ing of tho Western Union Tolograph
cablo across Coos Buy, to Join with
tho section that now extends north
about 10 miles toward tho Umpqua.
Tho big 12 conductor cablo waa laid
out in tho shnpo of tho fight eight
on a largo acow and slowly unwound
from tills ns It was towed by a amah
tug boat. There remain but 18
nillea of wire yet 'to be strung bo
foro Coos nay Is Joined by wlro with
tho outsldo world ovor tho Wlllam
otto Pacific rlght-of-wny.
HOThLB FI.OATBD 10 YBAHH
In tho breakers at Mocllps, Wash
ington, the other day, was picked up
a bottle containing a message that
had b- n thrown Into the sea 16
years ago. ho writing and paper
wns in as gpod condition ns when
tossed Into tho water August 10,
1S99.
It was on this date that tho
schooner Transit was onrouto from
San Frnnclsco tp Honolulu nnd the
Hnskot ball gamo and duuro Sat
urday evening at Sumner. (Janio
IiokIiin nt eight o'clock. Illuo Hldgo
Tigers and Kastsldo, Launch Sun
rike leaves BnMsldo nt OHIO.
DR. II. K. KKITY, Dentist, "01
CokoHldir. Phon0 112-J.
Sjtont' Coiisldcrllov Tlnib In' mb
Francisco nnd IliirllnkHnic-iMe'"
ford to Oct Sugar Hoct Fndorr
; , ,i 1 1 1 . ifiT
William Doylo, tho well known
Coos county logger, rot'ufn'crf'todVr
from u sovoral months stay In Cal-
Ifornliiii Ho spoilt-much of.thl
. ... .: ..,!. .. .... lifct
nt tuo ixposiuou mm i"Vlf
ntlves ai'jlurUnKnjpe.rf UiVt
Tormor Coos county peoplo while on
'his trip nnd moBt of thorn wcro do
ing nlcoly nnd nil woro still Inteni-
I'oly intorestcd In Coos liny affairs.
Ho camo in vin Myrtlo Point ann
said tho trip was a hard one.
otoppod off at Mcdford to visit
friends. Ho snys tho town w quw
liut ho likes it very muca. i
says that when Medford gets we
J600.000 beet sugar factory which,
will tako tho product of ovor 6,000
ncros n year, It will ngaln enjoy an
othpr boom. f 1 : '
Seo tlio First Xntlonnl BankX
today for plan of dlhUll,,nR Wr
savings. accounts free.
bottle was thrown over the rail and
See the First Xatlonnl Hank m' intrusted to the waves. The cur-
today for plan of distributing fif ronts rnily carried tho flask
snvliigs nccounts five. nprthwnrd.
Useful Presents
Can always be made very
dainty and pretty if
nicely boxed
Wo hnr nn HiQnlav a finr fi5nrtmRnt Of Holiday
Goods suitable for sending through the mail, m such as
nrettv Hand Pmhrnirinrnri Handkerchiefs in HPHflai
Boxes, fine line of Dainty Gift Books in boxes; a large d
sortmdnt of Gloves and Ties; Sleeve Holders and bus-
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