E. & W. Chandler
Tlie Different Store
Our Winter Stock of
"Comfort Goods"
Is Complete
Underwear, we have seperate garments and union suits,
priced from 75c up
Sweaters from $1.75 up
Sport Sets from $1.25 up
Tokes from 45c up
iMackinaws from $5.00 up
Stag Shirts from $4.00 up
Wool Gloves and Mittens
Blankets and Comforts
Our line of Heaters from $3.25 to $23.50
Dont
Miss
Inis
10-iN
Igilt
Richland Opera House
Thfe last reels of "The Adven
tures of Miss Liberty'' will be
shown, together with the first
reels of another great serial.
We are told that the program will
be one of the best ever shown here
New Bridge on Friday night
Don't Fail to Come
Admission: Adults 20c; Children 15c
I WONDER WHY THEY ARE
TELLING MEN WHAT EVERYBODY)
HAS KNOWN FOR 85 YEARS)
. -i r-
THfc POINT ISysJOWJ
TUU WN UUI UlLi
GENUINE GRAVELY!
AROUND HERE.
. . i
GENUINE GRAVELY
1 AROUND HER
5N
GRAY ELY "S
CELEBRATED
Chewing Plu
nKFOnCTHC INVCNTIC
OFOUn PATENT AIR-PROOF POUCH
GOAVELV PLUG TOUACCO
MADE GTnlCTLV FOP ITS CHCWINCJ QUALITY
WOULD NOT KEEP FPCCH IN THIS BCCTION.
NOW THE PATENT POUCH KCCPO IT
FPCGHAND CLCAN and OOOD.
ALITTLC CHCWOF GRAVCLY l&ENOUOH
AND LAOTS LONOCH THAN A UIO CHEW
PVPIJYP,OnY IS FALLING
INTO STEP-DILL
OltLQOARDS AHE HKiNb
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LI jisrS?
CHAMOIS SICIN IS RARE.
What Oflrn Pnjioo For It I Roally the
Ilido of Sheep.
Tlio iii;: . Known us ltuiii - In cit'tr,
under ti..- i.i.nl t nrtirhv Un-'Uii i ,
niiuiiM r. .i ilu imt In eiy n i
scribe tin-. ii A l.iriie New . ' .i.i
nitluT Hi i i tne Its Wltr.'US (Inn . I .i
were Ki-i ;
tllV Mi-.
Voted ii
tn dull.
Hie tniili
that of i 1
Tho ...
Is It K
ainttll h
Alp. ( .-
of WcMi
I.K ulli' thlllf; U (it'll In I', .tlil.
icttiint nni.tlii-r, i:n .. i i
il ilt-nl i( inlw-rti in h i
I rs Id nil iiii'.i,..i!l i . o
li i ill and Itn tliiTcn-a. .- frtu
m nuiiie it it U If.
.....-. rutin t lie fXi .ri .ti
. .t ty it (if iintf. i, v a
:l lllll.lllitlllH (III- I - 'I I
."ittiilutiM ttnil (hi in- ni.tiiiu
II Am. I.
Tlli'iv "as ii dtui' tlntii.nU huh' vn
UHCtl In in.ikc 'Hiiitiimij " ..UlllS tin
tilt" t'lta:-.i"is nmt or lllitt'lupo Is jirn
tk'iilly t- iiiii't. Now nil (In- tl iiu-is
.slilllS Jill- HllM'INklllS. W'IH'11 (I K... i
la IIlt "' its ( tiitilic (wt) nLius (lu
lloslt nU'.t' N tnu'tl to initLo "i liittit i.s,"
All .isli:tlilt i-liiiiuiils si, Ins mi
tanntsl .ilicc'imliiiiH. in this itiicctl-in
It mlxltt he well to rt'iunrl; I Imt doc-
tililn cloven tire not innilc of (loc-i.lns.
for t tit Aiucrk'iin nntt'luiit'. whose lilili-
was iIuchUIii, Is its ruro as the tloilo or
tin- Imffiiln.
The uinkliiK of tho ho calli-il chainoH
bLiiis Is it rather interesting peratluii
tVlonir the Hliore of I.oiik IkIiii:i1 nntl ho-
yoml I h 11 1 you tiro apt to he assailed.
If i ho wind Is front the south, by an
odor which reminds you of eliaino'is.
It Is not the odor of the skin, how
evi r, hut the pungent smell from a
fish oil factory where tons of men
hitdi-n arc boiled for the oil the llsh
coiiialns. All Kheepshlns used hi the
mil. In;,' of chamois leather, so called.
ure treated with nothing hut this llsh
oil. Tho HkltiH arc Immersi-d lu vats of
the oil and arc permitted to remain
there for n month or more. Then they
are wruiiK out and litiuj; up to dry.
turning meanwhile n yellow color.
If a white or cream shade Is desired
thi- skins are lilea'-licil In the huh.
Shoo and Leather Iteporter.
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The camera has been frequently In
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An Interesting proof of this was pro.
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the names of the testator and witnesses
hud been written, although no trace of
them was visible through tho micro
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marks which are Invisible through a
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When a forged signature Is suspected
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1 A. forged banknote, iiowover minutely
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ot'iit caht', wheru n Hcctlon of it chtvlj
Itiid hwn rciiiovud it ltd itnolliLT piece lu
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llulto Nklll, tho cititittrii revenled tlio
fraud ut once, hIiowIiik oxitctly wliiiro
tho now mid old pupeiH wuro Joined.
Orokon In Tranait.
Lltllo Owennlo felt It lutr duty fo en
tertain a until who hud heen called In
to do hoiiio carpenter work and bet'itu
hy mhUIiik If lie had a papa nntl
iuiiiiiiiiii. Ho Htild yen. Theii hIiu iihI;ciI
If he had any hmtherH or any hIhIoih.
Ilu replied hy Hiiylui; he hail threolialf
hrothet'H mid threo half hIhIi.th. After
looking nt lit in for a nioiueut Intently
hIiu Hiild:
"Are you tho only wholo ono thero
WIIH?"
Ilenewal time ia hero.
Our Immlornnta.
Tlio IimiiiIkimiiIh who have liecit laud
ed at I:IIIh IhIiiiiiI liitve heoti of a hlKher
typo than Uhjho of nit cailler I line. Of
coureo tlicro Iiiih heen a wonderful
chuiiKo In tllelr dreH. When I first
went Into tho work It wax l'l:e koIiii;
to the Oponi, the uatho cimtuuieH wu
lined to ki'o whenever a dilplnad of liu
inlKrantH landed. Now there ate very
few national i-ohIiiiiioi fo lie Heen.
ChrlHtlau Herald.
Ropublics and Gratitude
. "Do you reKitrd reptihlleH iim uiiKnitu
ful?" "Hitch hiHforleitl rending iih I Imvo
done," replied Henator ,Sorliiun, "does
not lead mi! to think no, KoiuetlnteH
they are only naturally lenrntful of he
lm: lieiHiHleutly tlltnllauiiued," WiihIi
liiRton Hlar,
" Bully 8olutlon.
ProfeHHtir-l'at, wliat In your Holti
tlon to the worltl prnhletu? I'at-Welljj
nor.. I think we Hhoiild have, u..,wivr.lil.
duinofraey-wlth an lrlnlnimn for klu.
A ike)