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Newspaper Page Text1 I r. 15 CENTS A WEEK. ALBANY, OREGON, SUNDAY DECEMBER 22, l89. VOL. V. NO. 22. TV. ; . H; . 1 0 fcPKl'IAl ftOTICE. DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of London, England, also of the Belle- sue Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of study and practice and makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, scrofrla enlargements, tumors and wens, without pain or the knife. He aUo makes a specialty of treat ment with electricity. Has praotii rd in the (Jerinan French and Etij;lit-h hospitals. Calls promptly attended daj or night. His m.it in "GOOD WILL TO ALL." JTOffice and residence Ferry street, between Third and Fourth. Star akery .A FCIX stock ar. Stap?e Groceney Crockery, Glassware; Tbe best Reality ef lv, eoffecs. esadrss, , etc. CANDIES, NUTS 7XESH BAKED BR IAD EVERY DAT. At this el reliable lioise is alio to ke fwerui a complete assortment of fresa fasnil frocri4, to whicl is eaastartlT beiuir added all th seasonable lino ef areeeriee sad pre rWooi, such as Cranbem'ts, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped t trder, Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nutt. Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, These kockIs were all bought when prices ere low and the benefit of tl e margin n il he given to his customers. Remember the place, at the old corner on Firstaud Broalalbin St". Conrad Meyer. i H. PUFFER. Proprietor of Albany Soda Works And manufacturer ef ICC v We are new prepared t-i furnish choice, fnsh cai.uie of l e-t grade, consbtini; i pure stick, uiutnrtcd flavors, mixtd candies, extra Kreneh and chcelute creams. fano mixed, candy toys and a jtDeinl assortmi.nl of ine candies AT WHOLE 4 LE Qli RETAIL JWOrders frrm cennt-T dealers preniptl.T at tested te. Faciei) eu frirst street. ALBANY OREGON RED CROWN HILLS !, llsll Preps, NEW 'PROCESS FLOUR. ' (Sarier far rami); aid fciltr's use) Jest iSiorauB Facilities. tV far wSMtl) OREGON 4I.PANT Th BUYERS' GUIDE is ancUtaeyea a faraisk yon with all the neoessary aaa naaesessary ap pliance U ride, walk -Unew, sleep, at, fish, hint, werk, go anarch or stay at heme, aad is rati" aises, tyles and quantities. Jest hkre out what is required to el all thes things COMFORTABLY. " Isnr estimate of tha raloa of Ins BUYERS' CUIDE, which will b eat npon, receipt of 16 cents to pa dostate. MONTGOMERY, WARD & CO lit Mi'-h ;i tr-inti Cine ;.(! I. Albany Nurseries We are permanently located on the old Cline homestead mile from Albany on Corvallis rad. V hare on hand a lare stock of Choice Emit Trees of eur own jroirg, which ws wil ell at lowest living rates. Partiea contemplating planting trees will consult their intesests by ssmininK our stock and prices btfore purchasing. Htm an t Brown rll, Albany, Oregon. PATENTS C'e 5s and Frads marks obtained, and til psti-nt business conducted for niod :ralo fi-es. Oui ollice is opposite U. SJ l'ati'iit Oflicf and we fan reoure patent in 1ls time ;i.id nt lrs cost tli. n those remote from Washington. !eiid niodel, rirawinrr, or piioto .with kefi-riptioo. We advise, if pat-iitutile or not. free oj harye. Onr fee not due till patent is- secured, A little book, ' II .w to Obtain Pat til'," with naji' s of a:-tual clients, in jo- r tite, touuty or tuwn sint freo. Adi rco C. A. SXOTT A CtK, , e sis Q.t-1 ataot On.e v ubj uU)0,t Wectione 0 .Mday Announccraenf I have a variety of arti cle suitable tor holiday presents as follows: Ihess .silks in a great variety, in blacks and calory, fancy silk tidies, silk mufflers, silk banker chiefs ftr ladies and flr-n-tlemen. silk umbrellas, gold and silver handles, for ladies and gentlemen, ordered especially lor the holidays; embroidered lin en han kerchiefs, lor lad ins and gentlemen in colors and white, ladies port Lionies, ladies and men' kid gloves, furs, boas and muffs, ladies and gent's fine slippers and shoes, cloth and Sealette cloaks and wrap?, ladies1 and misses' rugs and bed spreads, table linen cloths and napkins to match, fancy China tea sets,tancy China dinner sets, hand painted a very large line of novelties in China, con sist'ng of vaces, tooth pick holdeis, card receivers, saW bowls, truit bowls, ice cream sets, mush and milk sets, finger bowls, pie and tea plates, individual butters, covered butter dishes, cream and sugar sets, salt and pepper sitt ers, cracker jars, fancy soap dishes, and tooth brush holders, China lea pot stands. cuspadores,the largest ar.d finest line of fancy China cups and sau cers, hand painted, ever brought to Albany, These goods I have ar ranged on table in second . fr-torv and it will pay the public to inspect them wheih'T bujing or not SAMUEL ;o d U U U K k, k h b X! Grand Holiday Opening. Guiss & Son Ajt bow oftuitg r Holiday toasto of th lrgat liaca f flush Goods and Erer brt.nlit to Aibaiy. Cmll aisl ioprt thtir kameose foek. When fully opened it will b tb Mm! ooospl ef Eiesaat Holiday Displays. f?"First Street. Neit to Reter ITon'. & The bi'Bt French Land eewed ccrfit in tl e mark ft. Try them once. You never will wear any other. Money n funded It no found entirely atiMjctorj' S. E). tioie A E- YOUNG 889 Art Supplies! I. KITS BBBPerfection of - Fit COMFORT k STRENGTH YOUNG, -'Titator Albany. ISi i Mm, POHBER Absolutely Pure. . . . Vhif iuwrtcr rirvei vane. A aarvei of ,mri:?.v1turlli hdU wholekoiuenfas M.jr. -eonmiiicl than '.It- ordioan kindf. nd raniio he nuld in vcunpeti Uon with oiolViliHie of low lost, short weight aliiDi oi ptiMpbgte vuwders 8pld only in tuf. Kotal Bam n 'ow. dsr 0 . 10T VftM.vt.. N. l Lkwis M. Jt ashoNS: Co., Agents, ' Portland, Oregea. rUVHIAB H. UAT1S. M 'l fUTSlCIAN ANi sa.oB. Cj.b he foasa at bis eft t room it. 8. r&fcaa's Sleek, r k ttrec't. Alba Uroiron n W. M ASTON. HllMl 1A UJll r"n. Alhany, Urtecn M. it. ELLIS, FHTS1CIAK AK BUR. geon, Albai 7 Orejon. c. C. KKLLT, PHTSICIAN AND 4VT Keon AllarT. 'reron. olfte in Pteree'' new block. Office liours, rom a. L U r. x. . . 6 . i . kcon, trmihiute of untsiio vetemai ollejte ninl n-en lr of the fnlsrio veteni try medic al societr, it- pn r-3 to treat tl liseHses of a'l i.'on r'tiiatef) srimsls c t ientifie principles, tiftice at Ans Marshall !iver st!ille. Hei-idem e 4;h and talspo -tree's, Al'ianv, -retjon. OK. I. V. STAHH, PHYSICIAN AN Snrenn, latenf Brownsvilie, Or. Otti in the Stmhai.-Pfar'e lilock upstairs in tl reir rooms mi the in in hall. Cai s pron ptl itVMrd t" in ci or ctiuiit.iv. DK R KOI.DEWAT, VETEU1NARY $I F. geon, Albany, Oraoa (kaOuate ef erj man and American colltvee. Dr. V.. A. McAi.iktkk iiniiEoramic mi sirian ami surceon Has r mured )i oltice into Crawfurd's block. All calls prompt ly a temled to. U.. o. I1. .'II, I 11 I f lk,IA A.' fmrif. on. Graduate f fiellt vue Ilorpi il Medical College. New York City. DieaM f women a spe laity. Office in Fromaii' li'ick, Alliany Orevou. VJ OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TAT PR perty owntrs are require) by ordii-anc o cut down nriM remove ail this; lis and el coxiou uecds trrouins upon thi ir premine nd upon the strei-t adjoininfi thtreto, wiihn he city limits of Aliaty. 'I hose failin? t In no ill c lialile 10 a fii-s of fO, l!y order e:' the city mar-hal, J. N. HOFFMAN A LB ANT, JlNE 28, 1889, H EWERT. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE , and jeweler, A Ihaiiy. Oretfon, ATTOK.NKVJ; i. . N. Hlackblrn. e. w. wRienr I tLACKiiL'RN, L WP,(GHT ATTORNEY A'l LJ Law, Albany, Oregon. Office in Od ie I low's Temple. ' -Vill practice in all court; f the state, and fe-ive special attentiea to a) business. WOLVERTON "cifARLSK, AITORNi at Law, Albanr, Or. Oftice in rooms 15 aol 14, Foster's li'leck, eter L. S. Jilaia's stor J .'la WEATHORFORD, ATTOSKCY AT aw. Albany. Oreiren. lbce in vao Fellow's Temple. Will praet in all th. courts of thcxtate, and fif spesiat aMeation to all htiittpa . ' . .. agsW Land MnrreylBR. Pas rise sBsiamo scaTSTrse aesa sjk ob tain accurate and prompt werk by ealliav upon ex-county surriyoi t. T. T. Fisber. U haacomplete copies of field aolss ana town ship plate, and is prtPfxe I Seo SillHISeg in any part ef Linn eoanty. Ppststlce oAaiosi , Millers station, Una eon its, c B. WINN. AG EXT FOB THE UA1- inf Are, life an4 aeeUeat kesai paoiee. For Meat. FURNISHBD ROOMS TO MVT. AT HE City ResUurai.t. Drala Tlio.for iolc. AOOOB SUPPLY OF FIRST CLA drain tile for sale at lbs Isjebriil snd tile factor r "t o( Albany near Kno Butte. Call at the factory or address Prot U Austoo, Albany Oreisen. 'j WANTED A GIRL TO IK) GENERAI housewerk. Apply at tks oa aer of tin and Railroad streets, , . . m - Delmonico Restaurant, CCKKE IiaaT AM) JLLSWOHTH VPS The nndtrsigaed having purchased the old Herman Restaurant stand ha ripened under tha above name a first class restanrant. We aro prepared to furnish meals for parties or ilauces'i i short aotii-e. Oysters served to ever) at vie, castero or coast; all kinds of liah known in tho marketl ' Einpjpy' only first-class "help and wattingvwiil will be prempt and cnurteoa-a. Rec ular meals 25 eta. Coffee of brat class quality and a cop of coffao aod cake at from 5 to 10 cU. I am well known in this city and reqaeat she :itiMi to 'ive me a call. SAM GOETS, Propiiofcw. Im'portaait Notice. ' I HAVE RETURNED FROM THE FBOTI. I paid all my men on the 10th. Any person lioldisi; any of my tine checks will please present them to me at my oslce in tht I weedale MckK for pavmeiit. We have POB ty of money here. J. S. AKTONELLB, . Uencral Coiuracrcr of firm Antunelte A 19, Men Wanted. rPO WORK ON THE OKEGDN PACIFIB) 1 mi roud. Apply at eucd to Cunan &, Mon eith. l ine t'&iven for Sale. 70:i SAI.K-JWO YEAKLIXC HALF J Liii Lit !:. i'ii Si:rit Jlorri ami kjk ;i ii.-i :n ;li ! :ip .1' . !! o'd lor sn; l..MEl. IKJl'fK, '(-.Veil', O.er-on. OVfcK '1HE WlkES. Several Important Measures In troduced in Cengress. AN OREGON APPOINTMENT. DiBac-treus Train Wreck Oatsman Ditton, Who WfS BlewntoSea iaanOpea Beat, Was Drowned. The II skalds. Special Dispttciios. Washington, Dec. '21, Id the "enaie a houhe joii.t it-solution do nating the fixture, lurniiure, stc. Heretofore belonging to the 'terri lorial governments to the states oi WaHhington and Montana, was presented and passed. Among the bills introduced and referred was one by Hoar to estab- libh a uniform system of bank cur rency throughout the United States. Plumb offered a resolution, which w as agreed to. calling on the sec retary of the interior for a state ment of Die cause of withholding patents fir land within the limit of the Union Pacific land grant, which are all free from claims and not recorded at the date of the defi nite location of the road. A senate bill to amend the census act by making the maximum pay of supervisors $1000 instead of $5(Xi was taken up, and a letter from Superintendent Porter read, Co show the inadequacy of the com pensation eo.v provided. Ingalls i.iiticized the delay in getting out tne census oi 1810 and its inaccu racies. The house has adopted a resolu lion requesting the United fatatei treasurer to receive the cash as sets in the eergeant-at-arms' ollice as a special deposit' until further notice. The president has nominated Alii ton Aeidler collector of inter nal revenue for the uu-trict of Ore gon. IN AN OPEN BOAT. OarsnaaB Dllton AVas Itua Down by a Mt-Hii.sbip and Drowned. New York, Dec. 21. A week igo Friday last Dave Ditton, the Lattery hoat man, who wusat one time champion oarsman of Aus Litiia, ui.-appt:areu in u uuat Uovtii tiie bay. The line with which the boat had been lanleiieU to the balk parted, and it i mpposed he ntowu out to sea. The iit-hin. schooner Commodore han ai rivei uere, having on board over hall o Ditton's hoat, which was evidentl cut in two ny some steamer's bow. it is supposed Dittor. was run down in i he dark and In lie hupe. i:-emei-lained of hise-c;iK. TIIUtAlh.NEU RIOT. Trouble Arising from Eiectloos in Oklukouia. Oklahoma City, Dec. 21. The can he ol tne appreiienueu not leared last nini.t was the renewal of the trouble between the Sem inole and Kickapoo factions, the lat er indulged in threats of lynch nig some of the aeminole leaden and of burning the building occu pied by the (Jatelte, the organ oi the Seminole party. McCoy be longs to the Kickapoo faction, and the .Seminoles, who are in the ma jority in the council, will not let nm appoint policemen. The Seminoles want the election for two vacancies in the council. The ltickapoos oppot-e it because it will i no i easei the Seminole majority. United States Marshal Walker tip iTehends trouble, but not before the election. DISASTROUS TKAIN WKKCK. Two Trains Collide Plreman and KBglaeer Killed. Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 21. Meagre particulars have arrived of a train wreck at Hastings, 100 miles west of here this morning. The 13ur lington & Missouri express was run into by the tit. Joe & Grand Island train at the crossing. The fireman is dead and the eng.neer missing. It is believed some of the passen gers were hurt. Still After Powdcrly. Scranton, (Pa.), Dec. 21. Col. Washbaugh, of West Moreland county, arrived in this city this morning with a varrant for the ar rest of General M After Workman Powderly . He requested Alderman Kuller to endorse the warrant 6 that the arrest could be made at 'nee. Uon examining the war rant the ald-rman fouud that it contained no specific allegation, making a general charge of cor--piracy, and omitting to allege a specific charge. The warrant was neld dufectiye and the endersetuent refused. Affairs in Jirazil. London, Dec. 21. A piivate dis patch received here from I.:o de Janeiro states that Marshal Deo dora Da Fonsea, chief of the pro visional gove-ninent of 'Biazil, is dying. The question as to who will succeed him is engaging serious at tention. It is believed the change in the monastry which , would fol low Marshal Da l onsea's. death would lead to serious complica tions. Damage Suit Dismissed. London, Dec. 21. The motion for a new trial in the action fur damages brbaght by William O'Drien against Lord Salisbury for tJander has bsen ditnls-'cd. O'Brien charged Salisbuiy ' with making u speech accusing him of inciting murder und arsi p. The ground on which a new trial was asked was that the jury which re turned the. verdict for Salisbury was misdirected. WITH A UOltSKWHir. How a Woman Avenged Her Sis ter's Wroogi, NkWAKK (N. J.), Dec. 21. Frank Millet, a young saloon-keeper, publicly horsewliiped this afternoon by Kva Hayes. For several hturs tue wo. Man hud loitered about Miller'b residence on Fair street, waiting for lin.i, and several times she sent ineu seu.er boys to his house sayiagtthat a mau wanted to seo him on the cCruer. Her object was known, and dozens of s mpathizing men stood in the street vi'fng for Miller to come out of the liouba. Wheo he appeared she dashed at him snd dealt him a blow over the faee. Tho man seemed paralyzed for a moment, and then realizing the situa tion, started on a run with the woman in hot pursuit. He eluded her by running into an alley. Eva's sister and Miller had been engaged to be married and the wedding was set for March 25th last. A few da) s before .hat time it waa ltaraeel that Miller had married and was living with his wifo oa Fair street, Miller had spoken against the girl's oharacter, and this aroused the indignation ot her sister and led to tho thrashing. TOOK HIS SQUAW. Am ladiosi Shot aad Bobbed of His Wife. - Chief Joe of the Puyallup reserva tion, opposite Tacoana, has a squaw who is the belle of the tribe and noted for her beauty. A few nig ts ago, while leaving that city about 6 o'clock for their home in the reservation, the chief and squaa were met on the railroad treese by a mau in citizen's clothes and wearing a policeman's badge. He attempted to take the squaw away, and when the chief re sisted the white man shot him through the thigh and abdomen and made off with the tquaw. She escaped after a rough exper ience and returned to her husband, who fell through the bridge down ou the tide Hats. He was taken to Fanny Paddock's Hospital and l thought to he fatally injured. Theii assailant is frtill at larye. DESTROYED BT PI UK. Tbo Loss of Valuable Timber in the Northwest Territory. Winnipeg (Manitoba), Dec. 21. A practical lumberman, who has ex plored the wnoie northern region, 16 authority for the statement that the Government has lost $3 COO. 000 in timber (ute alone since 18S2. throu tires ret out by Indians. He says that $100,000,000 would not cover the amount ot timber that has been den troved by lire bet ween Lake Dauphin ami Lake Winnipeg, I he extent 1 this deplorable and waoton destruc tion can only be realized by visitinu the devastated districts. The Indians set out the liies U drive same and si-mal friends, and evideutly take no precaution to prevent then spreading to the valuable Timber stretch. Five Bodies Washed Aahore. London, Dec. 21. The bodies of five of the thirteen persons be longing to the steamer Cleddy, which was sunk off the Isle of Wight yesterday, has been waehed ashore. PKORIA NOTKS. Feobia, Dec. 20. Boats now run regularly to this place. B. F. Zeigler is arranging to start an extensive dry goods store here. A. II. Frni', of Monroe, has bought the Mrs. Worth property in Peoria, it having been sold by 8. B. Finnegan. Mr. Fruit & Co talk of starting a flouring mill at at n thisyface. "Mr. S. B. Finnegan has be ooiiecting subscription for the new M. E. Church South church bell at this place. Wm. Mackay, sheriff of Benton county, gave $5 for the nell. Mr. C. H. Stewart, of Al bany, also put his hand in his pocket tor $2.50. Mr. Finnegan has collected $20 for this purpose, a good showing lor a Catholic. Goltra's Park Addition. We are now offering for sale lots and blocks in this fine addition, parties wishing to make invest ments with a view to building or where property will advance rapidly in value, will do well to look at this addition as it is the choicest residence property in the suburbs of lbar.y. This addition is laid out with parks and has broad avenue's- running through the entire length of the property with trees planted at the corner of each lot on the avenue. Call on Uiirkhart A Malin, Ileal Kstate Agents. Look Here. Napkin rings, 25 cents at French's. Butter knives, 35 cents at French's. Sugar shells, 40 cents at French's. Castors, $3.00 at French's. Fortmiiler fc Irving hava just opened a new line of jortiers, tabic covers, towel rings, stair nails and nov?lties in furniture and lunse-tinishings. Call and see their l'gant new tont in the Masonic building. Paisley A 1' ish, job printer.1. COMING TO OREGON The Pacific Coast's Advantas OTerthe Atlantic MUST AGKEEABtE CXIMA' " The Willamette Valley Us ths 'Paradis thelTrnit aad Grain Grewm lasBiiuratwr- Prof. R. H. Willis of The D."- Academy in a recent letter puch!c in the Virginia Orange Observer -r ; I see jtr .Texas correspondi m'h glowing letter about, the advanU. a of the "Lone SUr State," and it jg gests to me te write 'something at-. b Oregon. There is now an imuu tide of immigration to Oregon i-ud Washington, several thousand i-t-day for some time during be summer, but probably a little lees bow. 'l bs cold climate of the northern titi 'ot sUtes from Dakota east drives tli. us auds of persons to seek the ba.iuy breezes of the Pacific elope, and really it ia hard to find s climate nie pleasaat than this. The winters u summers are ebert and mild, an l!it springs and autumns are long. l winter wo had bore less than thixo inches of snow in all, that was an un usually mild winter. Generally tl iw ia snow enough for sleighing ouc uc twice i.e. in Eastern Oregon at Washington. West ' the Casc.-a'. mountains snow ia uncommon. - The Pacific coast is noe low swampy, like the Atlantic, but t';c mountains come right down to tlo ocean, and hence there is scarcely tuy malaria. Oregon is a fine state for grain, fruit, and stock-raising; aad ati.at deal of money is made here from ac' of these occupations. Grain :ui stock are raised in nearly all parti of the btate.and fruit raising isalsoquuo extent ive; but in the Willamette val ley in Western Oregon, for 100 inne-v north and south of Albany, is sat t tie the paradite of fruit-growtra, This business has not been develop ed here yet. as it has been in Can r uia; and fruit lands whose real v..li,o 18 fully equal to those of Clifon.:.v command a oomaratively small pi t-( Daring my travels in CaHfornia at )tarl found unimproved-fruit L.ild gtneia'.ly selling at $r00 t'j f200 pj acre, while in the . WilJamctte va. w of Oregon it is row woiOk$0 to fi( per acre. There is an immense profit in tl ct--. lands, wheu the fruit is produced; ..u'd people are now taking advantsg of this hero and setting oal large or' chards ol prunes, pcafs, chen -s, plume, peaches and apple;. In L -ii toruia an acre of good lruifc-land v ah trees five years old is 'worth fi-ti $500 to $1000 in a fair location; , U1 tns h not unreasonable 'when a u gle crop frcui this acre seiJ. at J?200 u 400, The tame profit" can hi .made in. Oregon frtm the frnit; and in the n. creased value of the land a far grea er profit; because lands iu Oregon an much below Colifornia .prices. In Oregon prunes and Bartlet pears re most profitable, 6iace both- conrimnut a good price and bear ehtpntent w. II. Ihe Pacdic coast prunes are grea iy suppenor to. others rsmrf n - ur ooutry, aad hence tho 'demand lor them in Eastern markets. It is safe to say that a fanner h re can easily make to where he can make $1 in Virginia, and so -other -cla-e of industrial workers and nearly U professional men here are better p; id than on the Atlantic elope or Mis -sippi valley. These practical advi, i tages together with the rrul ecn ry make this section wosderfolly attrao- tive. i - - i i Bettor Tnaa Ben '' I am now better prepared thai I have ever been to snit my cus o- mers in the shoe line. I bate j st received a large invoice of the c.-l- cbrated Laird, Scliober A- Mitch. 11 fine shoes for ladies.. Tutre is i o ir.anufactnrer whoclairrs any thins: Jin nriter man inese snoe?. i mtei a keep a full assortment' ol tbe.a all prices. wicUbs-irom A EE. nd can suit the most ftstkhous ia It and price. I also receivd another invoice of the popular ahoe, E. P. Heed's in waakenpht 6nd patent leather tip. Tbe-e Bhocs are well known in Albany . a first-class nice style ahoe. Or ders from the country filled wi n. care and satisfaction guaranteed. Samuel E. Young. -r' ' For the Ladles OnIy I am now prepared to do all kinds of stamping and nave ov. r two thousand designs to choo e frtm Also a nice lino. of em broidery materials, sncb as ari i senes, crewels. No. 1 and 2 em broidery, chenilles, princess th -nilles, etc. etc. And tbefinett pompons, tassels, crescents, cord. , plushes, felts and fancy work m -f.erials ever in the city. Zephyr going at five ents an ounce. Mir 4 Minnie Col well has charge ; of th a department, and has had sever. 1 years experience in all kinds i fancy work and stamping. At the store of G. W. Simpson, Alban. t OregoiK ' Ipmortant AnnouHaisit, From now until Jannaiy Krausse fc Klein will bell ladii'a Laird, Schobert & Mitchell Frem u, kid shoes at f-i per pair; all widtl'tt from A to KE. Their Caracoa kit at $3 ier pair. We haTe the fine c asbortmeiit of holiday flippers I. r ladies and gents ever brought' ., Alhiny. Wo also make a sprciah'v of lad.es' warm felt slippers in j'.l styles and ccU ik. Cmne and : -amine our stcx k r.'i'l yt.n ill f-ji?l rnr prices the !v. j-s-i t:; th" 'ci'v; I