Newberg graphic., December 20, 1901, Image 3

Dolls, toys and games, nice and new
Wilson’s Grocery is headquarters for at Hadlevs.
Oysters.
Turkey leathers for sale at Wilson’ s
E m pty barrels for sale. C. B. Wilson.
Get first choice of holiday goods at grocery.
Holiday perfumes— F. H. Caldwell & I
Hadleys by buying early.
The Graphic and National Magazine
Co., druggists.
Newberg, Oregon.
Indications are pointing toward a for
Mr. Oiear Allen went to Salem "b y
green Christmas in Webfoot this year.
See those oil paintings at W ilson’s;
sh ip” Tuesday morning.
Miss Pearl Cummings is clerking in hand painted.
As usual, Hadley’s Backet is head
Moore’s drug store during the holiday
T. B. Duncan
Sous will repair your
quarters for holiday goods.
rush.
umbrellas cheap.
Examinations at the college close and
North Yamhill is going to have elec­
Hadley’s Christmas goods are going
the holiday vacation begins today.
tric lights, probably by the first of the fast; better hurry up.
fit]
NON ASSESSABLE.
F. A. Morris is in the capital city the year.
Air tight heating stoves made and r e -1 $ A c ChurehH, Pres.
Dr. IT. J.Littlefield, Vice Très.
latter part of this week on business.
Chickens dressed and drawed, at the paired.
A lfhed W ueklku , Plumber. 1 ■**"
- P. Oliver, Sec'v.
J .C . Colcord, Treas.
The largest supply in town o f caudles, fish market Friday and Saturday, 35 to
Clarence
Butt,
Attorney.
Bank of Newberg, Depository.
Leave your orders at Wilson’s grocery
datea and all kinds of nuts, at Star Bak­ 50c.
for turkeys and Baltimore oysters for
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HECTORS:
ery.
Nate Stanley arrived home from his Xm as.
G o toT . 1J. Cummings for paints and trip to southern California the middle
Ç fli.C . Miles,
S. M . Calkins,
N. E. Britt,
At thu Friends church next Sunday
r'v t '. A. Ho Ison,
A. P. Oliver,
H. J. Littlefield,
oils. A full line of undertaking goods of the week.
morning the pastor will deliver an ad­ ilj-fClarcuco Butt,
J.C. Colcord,
A. C. Churchill
kept in stock.
See the fine display c f Christmas dress upon the subject of peace.
Walter Hadley was down from Dayton candies and decorating ornaments at the
Do you want a real nice Xm as present j
the first of the week and attended the Star Bakery.
Sticking everlastingly at it brings success. You watch
for your sweetheart—we have it, and
Sophomore class contest.
SeeJ. H. Wood for holiday presents the price is right. F. H . Caldwell AC o.
us.
You keep tabs on our progress from start to finish aud
See those celluloid and basket goods in the way o f California curios. Main
druggists.
you
will
have seen a success, a positive success. Why? Be­
we are closing out. Rare chance to get street next to bowling alley.
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Trunks, desks, dolls, doll buggies,
cause the foundation, the reck upon which we build, gives
a nice present very cheap at Moore’s.
Just now is the time to have your dishes, drums, games, steam engines,
Rev. J. E. Smith of Portland, presid­ photo takeu and thus avoid the Xmas
assurance of success. A s far as any living man knows, and
magic lanterns, and toys of all kinds at
ing elder of the Evangelical church, rush.
supported by every written authority in existence, we will
D ouglas S tudio .
Hadley’s.
passed through our city on Monday.
find oil. Expert work, before discovery, can go no farther
A few days ago Dick Everest brought
The evangelists Nathan nnd Esther
Come in and look over our stock of in a sugar beet that weighed eleven and
than indications in sight. No man living can tell what the
Frame have closed their meetings at
Christmas goods. No trouble to show a quarter pounds and a carrot weighing
Sherwood and will leave at once for
earth contains below, until the drill opens it up. But mind
goods. F . H. Caldwell & Co., drug­ n'ne pounds.
Berkeley, California.
you, when the expert passes an opinion on the prospect of
gists.
For a town of its size, Newberg
Orland Heacock has rigged up an elec­
this company’s claim, he does so from a knowledge of like
While passing Wilson’s Grocery, just merchants make a good showing in the
stop in and take a look at the prize number and attractiveness of holiday tric light plant and will supply their
claims, where all geological conditions are the same, where
sash and door factory with “ home
Baking Powder. It is the finest that display windows.
development
has proveu that certain conditions are requisite
made’ ’ illumination.
ever came to town.
Mrs. W . J. Stater and children left
to the finding of oil; that oil caunot exist without these con­
Mrs. Noah Heater’s father M. Baker,
The best of fresh and salt meats the Wednesday morning for Montesano,
ditions, without the conditions found on our land. That’s
market affords will be found at the New- Washington, where they will visit and Miss Bertha Brannon of Sherwood
gone
down into history years ago. That gave us our start;
returned home Tuesday morning after a
berg Meat Market. The highest prices through the holidays with relatives.
that’s why we organized this company, and it’s reasou
short visit with the Heater family.
paid for butcher's stock.
Mr. O. V. Allen came down from
enough why you should enter into it. Do you suppose for a
Mr. S. M. Calkins was taken sudden­ Salem Monday evening on a dying visit
Buck in business again. Look out
ly and seriously ill last Friday and was to his parents and went up to M cM inn­ for new pictures in my display window
minute that after our drill goes down into oil you can buy
forced to remain at home for several ville Tuesday evening. We thought The latest in stylo and finish. Prices
this company’s stock for 50c a share? W ell we guess not,
days, but is now recovered.
always right.
C. C. S mith .
the prune season was oyer.
with the accent on the n o t . D o you suppose any holder of
Do not forget we have a nice line of
Mrs. E. K. Shaw started to Salem
A good magazine is idispensible to
shares in this company, when he has the news that we have
Burnt Leather goods—Pocket Books, Wendesday morning intending to spend the best interests of the home. The
struck oil will sell for $ 1 , $5 or $20 a share? Well hardly.
Music Bolls, Traveling Cases, etc. F. the holidays with her sons Ell ton, Elam National goes with the Graphic for 60
Where do you get in if you are uot a stockholder? Wheu
H. Caldwell A Co., druggists.
and Ed, of that city, and w ill not re­ cents. A few sample copies at this of­
this time comes there will be a stampede to buy our stock.
Mr. VV. K. Allen returned home Tues­ turn until after New Years.
fice for distribution.
day evening from Washington, where
No question about that. The same thing has been gone
Roy Stratton, who has been working
Mrs. J. Stanbrongh and youngest
he has been engaged with the prune in a shingle mill in W hatcom county,
through with in every proveu field in the world. These first
daughter left Thursday morning for In­
industry for the past two months.
Washington, at good wages, arrived diana.
buyers are the lucky ones. No question about that. There
In that and other Mississippi
A cker’s English Rem edy will stop a home the latter part of la9t weok for a valley states they will probubly spend a
is the stuff. There is nothing like being a winner. Things
cough at any time, nnd will cure the few weeks visit with his folks.
year in visiting relatives.
come
easy to a winner and we predict such results to
worst cold in twelve hours, or money
Leave your orders for milk at the Star
Experience is the best teacher.
LTse
every purchaser of our stock.
refunded. 25c and 50c. C. F. Moore Bakery if you cannot see me. Orders
Acker's English Rem edy In any case of
Co. druggists.
promptly attended to. Milk will be de­
coughs, colds or croup. Should It full
livered
in
clean
glass
bottles.
It is always nice to be able to look
to give immediate relief money refund­
G . Everest.
sweet but during the holidays you want
ed. 25c and 50. C. F. Moore A Co.
to be sweet. Remember that W . H.
Call and examine our line of holiday druggist«.
For a turkey dinner get your supplies
Galland has a good stock of pure fresh goods—Albums, Cuff and Collar Boxes,
C a ld w ell dc C o.
at Wilson’s grocery.
Mrs.
Clias.
Jolimon
removed
from
candies of his own make.
Toilet Sets, Pictures, Handkerchief
here
to
Portland
this
week
to
join
her
Hadley’s
Racket
is
chuck
full
o
f
peo­
A. Bartholomew o f West Chehalem Boxes, Glove Boxes, Picture Stauds and
Mrs. ple most all the time.
Co. husband who is employed there.
brought over thirty fine turkeys Into lots of others. F. II. Caldwell
Johnson made arrangements for her son
One of those pictures at W ilson’s will
innrket the middle of the week and sold druggists.
¡P harm acists
Orville to remain here and finish his make a nice Christmas present.
them to Wilson the grocer. One o f the
All the members of the college faculty
turkeys weighed between twenty-five with the exception of Prof. Jones, went college course.
We are offering some bargains in pho­
and thirty pounds.
C. F.
Mrs. J. M. Tice and daughter Cora of to ulbutns to close them out.
down to Portland last Saturday and at­
H . R . Cobb and family moved into tended the annual meeting o f the Col- Catlin, Washington, were in town the Moore A Co.
While here Mrs.
town the latter part of last week,having lego Teachers' Association of the Lower middle of the week.
Those owing me will pleaso call and
Tice sold her old home property on R iv­ settle before January 1, ns I’ m in need © r a g s .
given up possession of their place to J. Willamette.
E . Van Orsdal, the purchaser, and are
VV. H. Morris.
We will giveaway five hundred Christ­ er street to E. C. Ward, who has long of money.
occupying the Webber house just west mas cards so call and get one. We want occupied it ns a renter.
Near tlio hour of noon VVodnesJay, at
of the public school.
you to have it. Now please do not wait
A unique specimen of river architec­ the home of the bride's parents on tlie
From the number of customers who until they are all gone. Yours for a ture was at the boat landing one day side of the mouutaiu north of town,
have been seen to wend their way to the happy Christmas, F. H. Caldwell
Co., this week in the shape o f a common Miss Maggie Herd was murried to a
Jew store in the west end this week, it druggists.
canoe rigged up with full paddle w heels gentleman named Jones o f Farmington,
would appear on the surface that it pays
There will be a temperance rally at on each side. A regular “ side wheeler” Washington county. The presence o f a
to advertise. Trust a Jew to appreciate
8 o ’clock at the Friends church, Satur­ and propelled by man power, it made great number of Mr. and Mrs. Herd’ s
the value of printers’ ink.
day, December 21.
A good program quite good speed but presented a sight Scotch friends, and a royal good dinnet,
The steamer Ruth, well known up and a good time is expected. The Y that easily recalled pictures wo have all made of the event a festal occasion long
j i n d a f u l l lin o o f - — -
and down the Willamette river, struck society will be organized at that time. seen of Fulton's first steamboat, minus to be remembered by the guests.
the steam.
on a snag and sank up near Corvallis at Everybody invited.
Sick headache absolutely and pernm J 'a n cy and TJoilot jfr tic lo s .
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an early hour Tuesday morning. A
Is
Rev. L . D. Barr returned from his nently cured by using Moki Tea.
A game of football was played on the
number o f the passengers aboard college campus Saturday afternoon be­ short visit at Bremerton, Washington, pleasant herb drink. Cures constipa GOOD BARGAINS IN KODAKS
were asleep in their berths but all es­ tween the boys of the east and west end the first o f the week, having had a fine tioti and indigestion, makes you eat,
C a m e r a S u p p lie s
caped without injury. The boat is held which resulted In favor of the latter by time. He brought back with him an 3leep, work, and happy. Sutisfuction
fast on the snag and will have to be a score of 5 to 0. The boys are contem­ interesting souvenir in the way o f a guaranteed or m oney back. 23c and
K e p t in S t o c k
lifted off, when wiih thorough repairs plating another game on Christmas finger ring made from a piece of steel 60c. C. F. Moore A Co.
she will be fit for service again.
SJOT
PRX8CRIPTION
WORK A SPECIALTY.
taken
from
the
bottom
of
the
battleship
The
funeral
services
of
Horatio
Hall
day.
At a regular meeting o f Shiloh Post
W. K. Newell o f Dilley, horticultural Oregon at the time she struck on a rock were conducted last Friday afternoon
No. 77, G. A. R., Friday evening, De­ commissioner of this district, drove in Asiatic waters. The ring was made at the Friends church, and according to
cember 13, the following officers we re over the first of the week and purchas­ by Iiev. Barr’s brother-in-law
who previous request of the deceased, after
elected: Commander, H. H. WTinslow; ed a load o f brick of the Newberg Press­ works in the U. S navy yard at Bremer­ the style of a Friends service of years |
Hr. V. Commander, John McCleary; ed Brick Factory. He iuformed the ton, Rev. Barr says he looked through ago. No music whatever was rendered, j
Jr. V . Commander, B. F. Ilevland; Graphic that he had received, a few the gun on the Oregon which sank the Mrs. Jane Votaw who had charge of the :
Chaplain, B. B. Cornell; Quartermas­ days previous, a letter from a man in Colon at the naval battle of Santiago.
services, read a scripture lesson and ;
ter, Abram Cooke; Surgeon, Noah Lapp; the eastern part of the state who wan t-
Tlie lecture given in tlio Methodist after commenting briefly, threw the
Officer of the Day, J . W. Neavitt; Of­ ed to be advised o f a good location for
church on Thursday evening of last meeting open for genernl testimony for ;
ficer of the Guard, Jas. Colton; Rep­ starting a cannery in the Willamette
week by Judge Caples of Portland on the Master and at which time many
resentative to Department Encamp­ valley. Mr. Newell assured him that
“ Four Years a Consul In Chili,” was spoke of the worth and Christian vir­
ment, R . B. Linnville; Alternate, B. F. Newberg was the best place in the v a l­
not only entertaining but highly in­ tues of the departed. After a season of
Ilevland.
ley for such an enterprise and advised structive and should have beeu heard | silence the service was concluded by the
Joseph Everest died at his home on him to look in this direction. Fruit- by twice the audience that was present. hand shake of those sitting hea l o f tlie
Friday, December 13, after a lingering men in this vicinity might do well to The Judge lias a reputation all over the meeting. The service, though conduct­
illness of many months. He was born get in communication with the gentle­ state as a gifted talker and in speaking ed after tlie form of those of a genera­
in this county July 5, 1859, and was man.
descriptively or reminiscently of his tion past, was very impressive and
doubtless brought home to many a gray
aged 42 years, 5 months and 8 days.
W. W . Hollingsworth has received a four years residence as consul in Chili, j
He was united in marriage with Miss diploma from the Champion College of he gave such a graphic representation j haired fattier and mother in Israel
D>ra Westfall May 30, 1885, and of their I Embalming. This reward of merit is as took his hearers right along with memories o{ other days when such was
family of nine children seven are living. 01, account o f his having passed a satis- him on his extended tour. He gave a the accepted mode o f worship. The
Mr. Everest was a graduate of Portland factory examination on the various sub- clear picture o f political and social con­ passing of Grandfather Hall at the age
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Business College, and possessed a good jects relating to embalming, including ditions existing among the South i of ninety years, removes a fink in tlie
common ecliool education, and hail Arterial, Cavity and Special Krubalm- American peoples, and from his ob­ history of tlie church connecting the
taught various schools in our county for jng( General and Morbid Anatomy, servations expressed the conviction that j early years of the nineteenth century
five years or more. Being a lover of Physiology of the Absorbent and Circu- some day though probably not in tills ! with the beginning o f tlie twentieth.
music he was active in the organization latory Systems, Bacteriology, Sanitation, generation nor the next, the flag o f the May the church continno to raise up
‘J t
of musical combinations. At two dif- j Preservation, Disinfection and Treat- United States will float over the whole sons to such unwavering allegiance in
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this
day
as
the
departed
patriarch
gave
ferent times he served the city in the n, cn t 0f Infectious and Contagious Di­ western hemisphere, and that such is a
capacity of postmaster, in connection ,eases. As to the business of embalm- part of the “ manifest destiny” of Ameri­ throughout an extended fife of service. ¡ »
Loca] Events.
Fresh oysters at the fish market.
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CAPITAL
STOCK $50,000
F u r V alue $ 1 .0 0 p er S itare P a id up am i
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JCmas
Is due next Wednesday^
Dec. 25, and there is du A
your friend, companion
or nearer one, a present
useful as well as beauti
ful.
The paramount question
now is “what shall 1 give?”
Look through our lines
of fine Slippers, Ties,
Handkerchiefs and Muf­
flers and you will find
the solution an easy mat­
ter.
( ur prices arc moderate.
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T H E C I .O T H I I i H S u m t F U R N I S H I Ì K S .
A U in llllrttrn tO r'. N o tice .
Notice I. hereby Riven that the undersigned
has been duly appointed administrator of the
Estate of Canby Heston, deceased, by the Conn
ty Court of Yamhill County, Oregon
qualified.
Now, therefore, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified and re­
quired to present tlie same, with the proper
vouchers, to the undersigned, at Ills place of
business, iu the City of Newberg, Yamhill
County, Oregon, within six months from date
hereof. Dated this 11th day of October, A. D.,
1901.
E . P . Dixon.
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with a mercantile business, and was al­ ing and undertaking, Votaw A Hollings-
ways regarded as an honest and upright worth wi9h to announce that they are
Citizen.
fully equipped with modern conven­
There is on exhibition in Duncan's iences for rendering ready and efficient
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
bicycle shop a patent ventilator which service.
Tom and Frank Duncan perfected and Prices reasonable.
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on which they received a patent some
Jim Everest was made glad the lat-
time ago. It is a little machine,delicate­ ] ter part of last week by receiving a tele­
ly adjusted and very sensitive to a rise j gram from his lawyer at Oregon City to
or fall o f temperature, and is arranged the effect that In the final appeal before
so that when the temperature in a room the Department of tlie interior at Wash­
in which it is placed, reaches a certain ington, D. C., he had won his case
point, the expansion of a certain liquid against Sadie lleacock, for possession of
used in the ventilator, works a little his ranch out in Tillamook county.
lever which in turn opens the transom Thus ends a long and hard fought con­
over the door to which it haa been at­ test. The case first came up before the
tached. As the tempera .ure decreases I Land office at < Iregon City, when the
the transom gradually closes again. Registrar and the Receiver disagreed,
The machine can be set to any tempera­ C. B. Moores deciding in favor of Everest
ture, and a room heated accordingly, and Jndge Galloway in favor o f Mrs.
the strong point in favor of the venti­ Heacoek. The case was then decided
lator being that it will maintain an even by the Commissioner at Washington,
temperature under all circumstances. D. C. in favor of Mr*. Heacock. A final
Aside from its use in dwelling honses, appeal was taken by Mr. Everest’ s law­
it looks like it would be a very practi­ yers before tbe bead of the interior
cal contrivance for Irultand hop driers, Department with the result aforesaid.
incubators etc., where a mean tempera­ The case has dragged along for two
ture is essential. The inventors have years and more money has been spent
not decided in what way they will dij- ^ on each side than the contested place is
pose of their patent.
worth.
fa
ca.
On Wednesday at high noon, at tlie
home of the bride in McMinnville, oc-
cured tlie marriage of Ambia
May
Wright to Orien V. Allen of Newberg.
Rev. Joseph Hoberg officiating with a
beautiful and impressive cerem ony.
The nuptial parlors presented a fasci­
nating appearance,
decorated
with
smilax and calla fillies, the rooms being
darkened and then lighted with differ­
ent colored candles, red being the pre­
vailing tint. Following congratulations
a luncheon was served in a most taste­
ful and artistic manner. Only the near
relatives and a few intimate friends of
the bride were present at the ceremony,
but all friends were on band at the d e­
pot when the newly married people took
the afternoon train for Portland and
showered good wishes upon them In the
form of rice and other appropriate Hy-
meneal symbols. The bride is one of
McM innville's fair and popular daugh­
ters, and as to O. V ., he ¡»always known
an a hall friend, well met wherever lie
takes off bis hat. After a short w e l­
ding tour the couple will return to New-
berg and spen t Christinas with tlio
groom ’s parent?
F o r Sal«.
Nine hundred acre* of land within five
mile» o f Newberg, in different tract».
Mostly improved.
Amoe NeUon.
k
For Sal«.
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52 acres o f land, 21, mile» north of j i i
town. Orchard, house and barn. Two
good springs all the year.
T. B. D u n can .
Advertineil L a tter».
Edward Msscn
Mrs. II. M. Jones
A. F. Colburn
VV. A . Bremer
Mrs.
I'endall
E. H. Woodward, P. M.
T h r e e f l o o d C l u b b i n g O ffe r» .
Tl»e Graphic and Weekly Oregonian
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The Graphic and New York Tribune*
Farmer (1.60.
The Graphic and National Magazine
(1 60.
F ull blood Jersey boll 18 months old.
C. 8.
C a l k in s .
GARDEN & FLOW ER
S E E D S.
Free Delivery.
E . C. W a rd & Co.
Newberg, Ore.
JOHN A. BECK,
WATCHMAKER
*»» JEWELER,
Solicits the patronage of his old Indiana
Friends who need watch repairing done.
2 0 7 M o r r is o n S t.
1st. Street, Newberg, Or
E.H. BRUNSON
Buys, sells, trades
and handles new
and second-hand
furniture. Call on
him for prices.
Bank of Newberg.
N. E. BRITT, President,
PORTLAND, OR
B. C. MILES, Vice-Prcs.
E. II. WOODWARD, Secretary.
J. C. COLCORD, Cashier.
Newberg
H a r n e s s Shop.
CAPITAL STOCK, $30,006.
B. C. MILES,
J. C. COLCORD.
K. II. WOODWARD.
N. K. BRITT.
J. II DOUULAS, JR.
Directors.
EV E R Y TH IN G IN T H E LIN E OF
tw H O R SE G O O D S »«
O O ltftK H P O N D K N T S—Ladd A Tilton, Port­
land ; National Park Bank, New York.
Repairing Neatly Done.
a call.
Give me
H. L. Sutherland.
Strangers visiting the city are in n ted to call at
the bank for information concerning the
city. Correspondence invited.
OÜOB!
We are carrying tlie most extensive and best chosen
stock we ever had—and we’ ve always carried the best
iu town. This ought to be of special interest to you
because it will give you the best chance to buy right.
You might travel for days aud uot find a better chance.
Best, Cheapest,
Most Pleasing.
It’s the Wiser Way
We Never Before
A Fountain Fen
Ferflimes
Paper
Flo £
Celluloid
Novelties s&^SiAiri
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A Train of
M em ories
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Pure Drugs,
A.
II . C . D i x o n .
DENTISTS
&
STA'TIOKEIRY
F L O U R , F E E D , H A Y & G R A IN
CLAKKNCK BUTT,
W. C. KHUGER,
Attorney for cstato.
Administrator o f the
Estate of Canby Hes­
ton, deceased.
Dealer in
ifie e tie m e s,
Feed & Seed store
To begin early—you get choice of the choice
iu Holiday goods, and you need not hurry.
H a d such a stock of BOOKS aud TOILET A R T I­
CLES to offer as we have now.
Come and see.
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Makes n useful and beautiful present for Lady
or Gentleman. A good book, album or toilet
article make a nice present. W e have them.
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Made from California flowers are considered the best in the world.
We are sure we eau suit you because we have the largest assortment
ever brought to town. They are tine, there is no doubt about it.
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Our Mower department is complete comprising all
the latest fancies in tissue paper art. A full Hue
‘ art tissue paper in all the newest shades.
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kerchief Boxes, Thoto Case» etc.
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Will lie aroused at sight of the train load of presents which may be
seen at our store. Our stoek comprises gifts suitable to all ages and
conditions in fife, and wo have no hesitancy In saying tliat yon will
be pleased and curprised when you have seen our goods and learned
our low prices. A gift is a source of pleasure at Christmas time—
pleasure to both giver and recipient. A practical gift always nice.
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Medicines,
School
S u p p lie s .
We solicit your patronage on tbe sound
platform of Upright Dealing and a de­
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anyone else will.
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W is h in g
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you a Merry Christmas and a Most Happy New Year we are