THE SHIP’S BELL
I« u •eundad at Half Hour Intervale
Day and Night.
The ■hip'* I h -II la the mariner**
ctork The nautical day begins and
en<la ut noon, when eight I h -II m la
struck The I h -II I h «truck half hourly.
day and night, one stroke Iwdug added
for each tuilf hour until eight 1*
reached, when the count Iw-glns at one
bell
In the United Htatea navy the ship'«
hell hang* uaually under the fore
casflw or jusi forward of tti« fore-
mast. Th« captain** orderly keep« the
time and report* to the officer of th*
desk the hour In term* of ’*h«lla.’*
1Tie officer of the deck then bld* th«
tMMcngvr of the watch atrlku th«
ball. Tlier« 1* somewhat more formal
ity at eight Ik-Ila than nt other time«,
for then the hour In reported to th«
captain and the liell not «truck until
be ha« »aid, “Milke It no.” Here 1»
the routine on Iniard u limn of war nt
M o’clock III tin- morning The orderly
first sny« to the officer of the <!<•< k,
"Eight India, sir ” The offleer of the
deck replica, "Report to the cnptnln
«lglit bell« and chronometer* wound.”
The orderly then goes to th* captain
■nd says, "Eight I h -II s «ml the chro
nometer« wound, air.” Tin- cupinln re-
pUe«, “Very well; make it no." The
irrderly goes to the officer of the dink
and anyn, "Make It no. sir " The offi.
c«r of tin- deck suys to the nie«actiger
of the watch, "«trike eight liella," mid
If evsrylaidy linn In-eu prompt the
tneaacngvr «trikes eight liell« nt exact
ly 8 a tn
A Worvdarful Dog.
I ran a news staivl at Tort Jervis,
If. Y. I owned a common shepherd
dog which waa a very Intelligent aui
rnal and wae of great asalstanca to
ine lu the newspaper bualneaa, run
ning acroas the street with paper* In
bls mouth to customer*. He attracted
much attention, and he got me many
new customer*, fur every body liked
him, be waa such a bualueee dog.
I waa sick one day and not able to
aell my papers My dog came In my
room where I lay in bed. He fumbled
around In my punt» pocket* mid took
the keys to my new* atand nud ran
out of the house, and the first thing I
knew he had the newxpapcr stand
opened up and doing biialiieaa
lie was very clever In muring
change, changing five and ten dollar
bills without a single mistake, work
ing the rush register with bis paws,
and everything ran smoothly until 1
man came up und passed blrn u lei
quarter. My dog got ina<! and lost I
temper entirely, and I was forced (
Interfere. With much trouble I 111 Ml
aged to pull them apart.
If thia dog had not bad such a quick
temper I would have started him In
business for himself, This dog la still
living Boston Pont
ONLY Ä FEW
of the many
Article« and
Price«
carried by
DUFFY’S 5,10,15 & 25c STORE
Nothing over 25c
MAIN STREET, OPP. COURT HOUSE
Nothing Cheap But the Price
Mail Orders Solicited
WE SAVE YOU 25 TO 75 PER CENT
10 to 25c Cuffs, linen.................
15 A 25c Napkin*, linen.................... .. 6 to 12JÍC Sheila, sea..............
Albume, Scrap........
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paper................... . .20c yer 100
25c
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bolder*,.......
5c
Photo.....
**
ornament*.........
26c
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10 to 25c Cup* arid mugs........... ......... 5 to 25c Necklaces, gold plate.........
Autograph
Hhelf brocket*............... .
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........................
.
10
t
j
25c
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“ and saucer*........ ......... »S' to 25c Needle», darning................ .... 5c pkg Shoe lace*.......................
15 to 25c
Post Cur-1.
2 to 10c
" and saucers, toy
25c
Aprons, Carpenters.
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knitting ................. ....
5c set
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polish................. .
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....5 A 10c doz
“
machine.................. .... 5c pkg
Hall«, Rubber ................ ........ f> A 10c Curlers, kid.................
“
irons................. ......... 5 A 10c
” Base......................... ........ 5 to 25c
Shovel», stove.................
’’
sewing......................
Bankets, Fancy «hopping ........ 5 to 25c Curry cotnbs............... . ........ 5 to 20c
5c pkg Sifters, flour...................
“
mattress............... .... 5c each Sieves, meal...................
........ 10 to 25c
Indian............... ........ 15 to 25c Curtain rods, bra*« .
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books......................
10c
Cuspidors....................
........ 10 to 25c
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Waste paper.. ........
Skimmer*, milk............
Neat
eggs
............................
3Hc Skirt hanger*........... ..
Beads, Gold, Silver, Heed ..... 6c a box Cutlery, pocket........... ...5 to 25c each
2Sc
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table................
.. 10 lo 2 .H
5 to 12‘^e each Nipples, white and black..
Bells, T«-a.............
Soap, laundry...............
Notions, everything in the line
it
Belts, ladies and men*.. ........ 15 to 25c Cutter, doughnut, etc. ....... 2J^c each
toilet...................
10c
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........ 15 to 20c Noveltie», everything in the line
20c Canisters, Coffee.......
Buckets, Pearl, etc ........
box
Nursing
bottle
.....................
........ 5 A 10c
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.. 1 to 25c each
Books, com position......... ........ 5 A l()c IfocoratioD«, al) kinds.
holders................
5c
’’
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toy................ .....
Cruahsd by Baachar.
5c
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counter................... ,.... 5 to 2óc Dice .............................. ......... Ito 5c
boxes................... .......... 15 A 25c
Henry Ward Beecher wa» once ap
“
’’
fittings
15c
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blank...................... ....... 5 to 25c Dictionary, pocket.... . ........
Socks, men’s and boys’ . .......... 5 to 25c
proached by a young man who con-
Nut pick sets, nickeled....
25c
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Dairy
pails
...................
.......
10
to
25c
........
15
to
25c
“
pocket....................
wool.. 15 A 25c
aidered blmaelf very clever.
Neckties, men* A boys....... ... 10 to 25u
Dippers
........................
.......
15
to
25c
........
5
to
20c
’
’
bill
..........................
Stocking*,
women
’
*
.......
.... 12JÍ to 25c
"Do you know, Mr. Beccher," »aid
Oil cans, galvanized.............
25c
”
toy, linen............... ..... 5 to 15c Dolls.............................. ......... 1 to 25c
be, "I’ve been thinking that I would
“ fleeced . .......... 20 A 26e
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tin ................... ... 5 to 15c
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cab*......................... ................... 25c
»«111« down Now, I like your preach
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toy, all kind*........ ........ 5 lo 26c
8oldering set*................. .......... 15 to 25c
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“
copper..................... 16 to 25c
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Ing. but when I go to your church and
shawl*..................... .... 10A 15c
"
memorandum....... ___ 2.1, to 20c
Spectacle«, gold plate.., ..................... 25c
“
cloth,
table
..................
... 20c yard
ll
mi- such men a* old M und other»,
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bends...................... ........ 5 to 25c
lOc
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time....................... ... .
nickeled. .............. .......... 10 to 25e
Ornament*, hair................... ... 5 to 25c
grasping skinflints and bypocrltre to
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Bowls, mixing............................ 15 to 25c Dusters, feather, etc.... ....... 20 A 25c
rteel...................... ......... 10 to 20c
the
core,
sitting
there
In
full
metnlier-
“
wall....................... ... 5 to 25c
EUROPEAN BEACHES.
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Egg beater*...................... ......... 2J^ to 15c
.......
10
to
20c
“
soup
........................
smoked and blue. .......... 15 to 25c
«hip, why, the thing Is Just a little too
Over-sleeve*.......................... ... 10 A 15c
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gias* fruit............. ........ 5 to 25c Enameled ware............... ......... 10 to 25c
” riding bow* 1..........
25c
Their Method« and Bathing Suits Vary much for me. and really." he added,
Pad lock* ............................. ... 10 to 25c
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cases..................... . ........... ó to 15c
! Boxes, jewel............................... 10 to 25c Eye glasses....................... ......... 10 to 25c
"I cntinot Join “
Different From Ours.
Pails,
dairy
..........................
.. . 15 A 26c
“
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gold plated . ........
25c
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collar..................... .,...
25c
Sponge*.............................. .......... 5 to 15c
"Well, you're right," said Mr Beech
In Europe there Is no lounging on
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chamlier...................
25c
’’
glove....................... .... 15 to 25c Eye shades...................... ........ 10 to 20c
the beach In bathing suits. On this er. "Every church has such men, and
Spoon«, kitchen.............. ....................... 5c
“
galvanized...............
25c
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point the foreigner is apt to criticise I fancy Plymouth Is not free from
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handkerchief......... .... 15 to 25c Fancet*............................. ........ 10 to 25c
retinued tea... ......... 10c do«
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tin............................. ... 10 to 25c
Flue
stop*
........................
........
5
A
10c
4<
the American Woman and to point out them, and until you spoke I have al
___
6
A
lOc
”
match.....................
“
table .......... 20c dos
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toy............................ ... 5 A 10c
that when the women In Europe put ways wondered why the good Ixird - ”
it
pencil.....................___ 5 A ¡Oc Frames, photo................. ........ 6 to 25c Paint, gold""..................... ... 10c bot
*olid nickel...
to8^c each
on bathing suit* it la for the purptaw permitted It. Now I understand ”
Funnel*............................ ........ 5 A 10c
It
.......
16
A
26c
plated,
lowest
price
’
’
tobacco
.................
"
toy
..........................
...
5
to
25c
"All." gurghxl the young fellow, "I
of bathing and not of sitting on the
25c File*................................... ........ 10 to 25c Pans, bread.......................... ... 10 to 25c Spring balances, bra**........
“
work....................... ........
15 to 25e
beach, high and dry. out of the reach am glad I have thrown light on the
Glassware, creamers....... ........ 15 to 25c
“ dairy............................ ... 5 to 20c Sprinkling cans.....................
Boxed
papers/
....................
___
15
A
25c
15 A 25c
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of even the largest wuve There ar» question! What atrlkca yon aa th*
sugars............... ........ 15 to 25c
“ cake.............................. .,. 5 to 15c
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Bracket», shelf and lamp.. .... 6 to 25c
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“ toy...........
Lie
many rra«on« for this. One 1» the con- reason, Mr. Beecher7*
butter*............. ........ 15 to 25c
" dish.............................. .. 20 A 25c
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"Well," replied th* great preacher, Brooms, toy........................ .. 10 to 20c
Squares, carpenter*.............
aMeratlon that prevent* me from mak
Spooners........... ........ 10 to 20c
15 A 25c
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dripping
......................
...
10
to
25c
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tumblers......... ... fic 8 for 25c
ing any illustrations of them. They "It la permitted In order to kwp Just
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whisk..................... ..........10to25c
5 to 10c
’’ dust . ........................ . . 10 A 15c Stationery, ink tablet*.....
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jelly....... 5c 6 for 25c
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generally are not fit for sight or pub- such fools aa you out of the church««.” Brushes, paint.................. ....... 6 to 25c
" frying.......................... ... 10 to 25c
pencil tablets.................
6c
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4*
engraved..
8>jc
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lieatlon. It would take a very small
“ muffin.......................... ... 10 to 25c
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boxed papers............... 10 to 25c
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artist*..................... .... 5 A lOc
7
ami
8
in.
fruit
bowls
15
to
20c
’’ pudding....................... ... 10 to 15c
Th* N«ar*«t Approach.
wave Indeed to thoroughly drench the
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pens, pencils, etc
’’
cloth........................ .... 15 to 25c
I in. ’’
25c
“ sauce............................ .. . 10 to 25c
moat elaborate of the costume* com
An English tourist visited Arran
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syrup
pitcher
...........
15
to
25c
....
i*
to
-
’
5--
penholders...................
to 5c
1
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’
hair
.........................
“
patty
...................
....
3
for
5c
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and
iM-liig
a
kaeo
dlaclple
of
Izaak
Wal
monly worn by the ladles throughout
gal water pitcher 15 to 25c
<4
....
16
to
25c
’
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horse
.......................
XXXX
envelope«
5
in,
Paper,
writing
tablet
.........
...
2X
to
10c
4«
Europe when they go bathing. Of ton wm arranging to have a duy’a
4\ and 5 in. sauce
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shaving................... .... 5 lo 15c
6 in and 6)4 io...............
5c
" crepe............................ ... 7J^c roll
course the conditions are different. good *|M>rt Being told that the cleg,
dishes....................
4 l-«c
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toilet............................ .... 5 A 10c
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whitewash............. ... 10to25c
XXXX envelopes 10 in 10c pkg
In Europe madam« does not have to or liorwefiy, would suit hl* pun>o«e ad
pepper and salt*.. . 5 to 12*^c
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“ napkin.......................... .... 20c 100
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cake stand«........ .. 15 to 25c
cross the Iteacli In her scanty attire. mirably for u lure, be addressed him
composition and memo,
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nail........................ . ....... 5 A lOc
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weight*........................ ... 5 to 20e
everything
lowest
price*
When sj»e enters her bathhouse she Is self to Christy, the highland servant
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scrub....................... .... 10 A 15c
books................................ 5 A 10c
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decorations
..................
..5
to
25c
doz
in full street regalia, and as the house girl, “I any, my girl, can you get m*
It
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shoe......................... ......... 15 to 25c Glove*, canvas ........................ 10 to 25c
novelties and notions
’• novelties
Galvanized wash pans....
15c
I* then wheeled nut Into the water, notn« horseflies7’
It
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»toy»........................ .... 10A 15c
everything
in this line
Paste,
library
tube*
...........
....
5c
dippers
..........
.... 10 to 25c
when she emerges for her dip «be la
Christy looked stupid, and be repeat
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tooth....................... .... 5 to 20c
■tick bucket*..
...
25c
25c Pens, steel............................ .... 5c doz SteroKope«, good..
risible only for the brief time It take* ed bln queatlon. Finding that she did
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oil can*..........
25c
“ holders........................ .. . 2M A 5c
“
views, good
..2)i« each
to plunge Into the water, and ahs en not yet comprehend him, he exclaimed: 1 Bucket*, tin........................ ......... 10 to 25c
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chamber pail*. .'...
25c
25c
alcohol....
joy a her awiin without the encum
"Why, girl, did you never aee a , Buttons, collar, gold pint*........ 2 )à A 6c Gaine*, all kind*................. .... 5 to 25c Pencils, lead........................ .3 for 5c to 5c Stove«,
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“ coppying......................
5c
cover lifters
5c
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twchelor................ .. 5 A lOc -lo* Inscle«, cork......................
brance of aklrts. When her bathhouse borwefiy 7’
10c
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•' iHixes............................ . . 5 A 10c
pokers.........
... 5 A 10c
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cuff.......................... 10 to 26c pair
I* wheeled back and alie appear* on
“Naa. sir,” «aid the girl, “but a
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hair.......................
)5c
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“ holders......................... ... 5A 10c
polish..........
...
5c
.. 16 A lOc doz Glass cutters ..................... ....
•>« beach abe la agnln In street cos wanae aaw a co* jump ower a preahl- Candela, Christina»..
10c Perfumery ............................
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shovels.......
.. 10 A 15c
.. 5 to 25c bot
Japanese
goods,
.................
.
.right
price*
tume,
Then, too, there are many plce”
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stick*................... ... 5c 6 f or 25c
milk........ •
.. 10 A 15c
butte r........................ ....
25c Pitchers, cream................... ... 10 to 25c Strainers,
beaches on the continent, auch ns th*
1 Canes, walking stick* ... .... Sto 25c Jars,
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" syrup............................ ... 15 to 25c
gravy and soup... ,.. 5 to 15c
’’ cracker........................ ....
25c
Grandfather*« Portrait.
Dsmcnstrand In Nordeney, where geu-
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I Can opener*........................ .... 5 to 15c Hammers, tack...................
*• water,
gal...............
25c
5c
tea and coffee.......
.... 5 A 10c
A vllluger. Intensely conceited and
tlemeu are excluded until « certain
: Cape, shop........................... ....
lo
Pictures
..................................
...
5
to
2bc
100
good
.................
5c
String
tags
.........................
....
15
A
20c
hour of the day. Chnrlen F. Patera In Ignorant, but quite wealthy, wa* par-
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“ nails..?........................ ... 2LÍ to 5c
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heavy wool............ .......
25c
“ «hipping....
10c 100
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beat...................
25c
»nailed to have hi* grandfather'* plc-
Bohemian Magazine.
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“
wire
..............................
...
5c
75
ft
handles
...........
5 A 10c
violin.....................
10c
Cards, playing..................... .... 10 to 20c
ture repainted.
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guitar....................
5 A 10c
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birthday................. .... 5 to )0c Handkerchiefs.................... 2,Si. 5, to 25c Pins, beauty............. .10c doz to 5c each
The artlat. not havtng been decently
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Old French Dial Ring.
Handles, Mrs. Potts..........
mandolin.............
,.. 5 A 10c
10c
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Christmas
...........
....
1
to
ll)c
“
l>elt
................................
...
15
A
25c
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"A dial ring," «aid the curio dealer. treated by the villager, drew the por
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hammer............
banjo..................... ... 5 A 10c
10c
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New Years ........... .... 1 to lOc
’’ blanket.........................
5c
plate..................... ....
"A French dial ring of the eighteenth trait alinoat In a nude form. Rolling
5c
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post.................... . ,... le each
" chatelain...................... . 10 to 25c Strop*, razor..................... ... 10 A 20c
25c
century. You can tell the time with It up, he told the roan not to look at
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case*. ...................... .... 10 to 20c Hand bags. .......................
.. 10 A 15c
“ clothe*........................ ... 30 for 5c Suspenders, boys.............
|>ants, coat, skirt .... 5 A 10c
It liefore the coming New Year, On Carving sets .....................
It."
“
mens ................. . ... 15 to 25c
“ spring................. ...
5c doz
25c Hangers,
Hardwme notions............. , ...just right
“ collars ...........
The ring of gold wan beautifully that day the villager ordered the pic- Card holders, wire............. . ... 15 t-,
... 10 to 25c Table cloth, oil.................
.. 20c yard
Harmonicas ...................... .
5 to 25c
’’ emblems, ail orders..
25c Tablet*................................ .. 2^ to 10c
chased, and where the etune sparkle* ture to l>e hung up that he might pay
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punches
.................
Hateheta,
cheap.
...............
....
25c
....
5
A
10c
“ hair.............................. ... 3-10c doz Tacks, carpet, full count. ... 2%C box
It hl* New Year respect». As It oral
usually there was net a tiny auudlal.
Hatchets, good .............
25c
“ bat................................ ... 5 A 10c
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“All you have to do.” said the dealer, being unrolled be frantically waved Cases, cigar........................ .... 15 to 25c Holders, candle................... . .5 A 10c doz
brass upholster*.... ... 10c 100
“ lace .............................. ... 10 A 25c
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spectacle................. .... 5 to 15c
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"la to stand In the right way, holding bls bands nud shouted: “Walt! Walt!
cord................... ... 15 A 25c
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for chair set ... 10c 1 (XL
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safety
.........
...............
5c
doz
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the dial eo that the sun strike* It, and The old gentleman 1» not ready, for he Casters, bed........................ ..10 to 25c set
cuff ................. .... 5 A 10c
hammer*................. ... 5 A 10c
“
rolling
..........................
...
15
A
20c
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holders, pencil .... 5 A lue
a tiny shadow wlU tell you the hour. In not yet dressed.”- From the Chi- Cement ................................. .10 A 15c bot
’’ scarf.............................. ... 5 to 25c Tape measures.....................
5c
4 «
photo rack....
25c
Such a ring.” he concluded, “la more ne*e.
Chains, cow........................
’’ toilet.............................. ,... 80 for 5c Tea kettles, nickled.............
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25c
tooth pick............... 5 A 10c
a curio than au accurate timepiece. It
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halter.......................
2óc
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tin .«••••■••••••.
25c
whisk broom......... 15 A 30c Powder, toilet....................... ... 10 A 15c
Ths Worth of Hi» Money.
la only good In the locality It la made
”
locket..................... ....
25c
“ talcum.......................... ... 10 A 15c Tea and coffee potta, tin... ... 15 to 25c
Holidav
good«
of
all
kind*
Not
seldom
In
highland
district*
the
for, and even there unlena it la act to
1 ’’
neck .......................
25c
at...
5, 10, 15 A 25c Pin travs.............................. ... 5 to 25c “ pot stands..................... ... 5 to 15c
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watch, g. p............. .... 10to2óc
ward the right i-olnt of the compaaa. It attendance at church during unpropl-
” tortoiseshell............... ... 5 to 20c Teetning rings...................... ...
5c
Hones,
razor
.................
...
25c
tfoua
wcatla-r
1»
but
scanty.
One
min
will I h * several hour» out of the way."
: Chair seats.......................... .... 10A 15c
Pipes...................................... ... 5 to 25c Thermometer*...................... .. 5 to 25c
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kitchen.............
10c
ister,
finding
himself
on
a
boisterous
—Louisville Courier-Journal.
iCalk, carpenters................. .... 3 for 5c Hook«, fish.....................
10 to 25c UK) Plaques................................... ... 10 to 25c Thimble*................................ ... 5A 10c
Sunday confronted with but one soli Chami>er», open .......................
25c Hooke, coat and baL...
25c doz Plates, porcelain................... ... 10 to 25c Thread, linen.......................
8L$c
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tary auditor, who happened to be a
It Depends.
I to 10c
carpet,
«Kc
■> to 25c Horns and trumpet*...
Crockery,
per
piece
.................
’
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pie
“
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.
.
.............
...7^
to
10c
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5 to 20c
basting
Dr. Johnson waa once consulted by gruff, outywiken character, took him Cl>amoia skins........................... 5 to 15c Hose supporter»...........
2J^c 25c doz
a a •
enameled
............. .. 10 to 15c
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“ «11 kind«...............
5 to 25c
English, all numbers..
3«c
an old linly on the degree of wicked Into bls confidence, with a view to
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tin..............................
5c set ■lard inters ...................
25c
ness to lie attached to her son's rob propitiate him. "Will I go on with the Checkers.....................................
price
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wood...................... 50c per 100 Tinware, «11 kinds at
IO A 25c
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ban-lies.............
bing an orchard. “Madam," said eermon, John 7* John answered gruff Checker boards.......................... 5 to 15c Jewel boxes .................
... 5 A 10c Toasters.......................
5 to 15c
Kettles, preserving tin
15 to 25c Plii-r-. -teel.......................... ... 10A 15c Toilet paper...............
Johnson, “it all <le|>cnds upon the ly, "Of course.” Getting Into the pul Chessmen....................................
5 A 10c roll
“
kettles,
preserving
gran
25e
weight of the Isiy. I remember my pit and leaning over It, he asked. "Will Children's knife and fork act«.
.. 5c box 500
25c Pocket books, all kinds.... ... 5 to 25c Tooth picks, wood...,
ite.........
'■
toys, all kinds........... 5 t<> jig Kettles1 etew
*’
holders
... 5 A 10c
schoolfellow, Davy Garrick, who was 1 give you the Gaelic aermon or the
. . . . .'. W to 25c Post cards, Christmas......... ... 1 to 5c
V
... 15 A 20c
•’
“ New Years........ ... 1 to 5c Toques.........................
always a little fellow, robbing a dozen Engllab one?" "CAe'a balth. Ye’re I China, decorated ware............. 5 to 25c Kites.............
......... 5 A 10c
cotton...........
“
“ local views........ ... lc each Towels,
5, «4 to 15e
orchards with Impunity, hot the very weel paid for ’t,” said John, mora
Knives and forks
each 5 to
“
decorated cupsand«au-
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*
4 4
bath, linen
“
’• comics................. ... lc each
... 15 to 25c
pocket............. ......... 5 1
first time I cllnilied up an apple treo— gruffly atllL— Dundee Advertiser.
cera. ..........
25c
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ring*...........
”
“ albums................. ... 15 to 25c
5c
butcher........... ......... 15 t o 25c
tor I was always a heavy boy—the
China novelties.
.. 5 to 25c
44
idler*
10c
bread............... ......... 10 to 25c Puff boxes.............................. ... 10 to 25c
Bituminous Coal.
bough broke with me, and it was
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goods
.. 5 to 25c
5 to 25c
pairing...........
......... 5 A 10c Purses.................................... ... 5 to 25c Toys of ail kind
Shortly after the udoption of bltu- Christmas
called a judgment'*
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Toy* just
price
mincing........... ......... 10 A 15c
card*................
.. I to 10c
mlnous coal aa a fuel in England a
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1 to 5c dot
belle.................
.. 10 to 25c laces, shoe, all color«. ... 2\. A 5c pr. Pocket books.......................... .. 10 to 2.5c Transfer picture«...
royal proclamation waa used forbid
4 4
Expresssd Nautloally.
Rattles, baby........................ ... 5 A 10c Lawn tennis, toy
10c
tree
ornament*
..
1
to
25c
Lanterns
.......................
.........
25c
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A certain admiral upon coming <ua ding lta use and authorising the de-
mouse.........
tree candles
5 A 10c doz
*•
globes..............
25c Trap*,
5c
...
10 A 15c Razor hones..........................
atructlon
of
the
furuacea
of
the
user*,
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board a ship waa met by an old class-
*• strop* ........... ...................
rat.................
20c
Cigar«
2 to 5c Lockets, gold plate ...
25c
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who
were
chasactertsed
a*
evil
doer*.
*teel, No. O.
■ate with the salutation, “Hello, old
25c
"
chains..............
25c Reflectors, lamp... ...................
’’
holder*
5 to 15c
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Rivet*...................... ................... 10c box
" No. 1..
fellow, how are you 7’ Observing that Scarcity of fuel. It seems. shortly com
.........
15c
Locks, braes ped..........
...
15
A
25c
“
care*.,
15
to
25c
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Rubber ball*........... ................... 5 A 15c
” No. 1)4
....................25c
the admiral had carefully combed hie pelled the reeumption of lta use. In Clip* and files, paper
’
’
pad
iron
..........
A
15c
...10
5 to 25c
Rule*,
.......................
Trumpet*
and
born*.
the
reign
of
Elisabeth
bituminoua
12 in. 10c, 24 in. 15c
........ 1 to 10c
Lunch aeta, paper........
back hair forward up and over to cov
...15 A 25c
Coat hangers
5c lamps, night...............
10c Trunks, toy or doll..
........ 15 A 25c
... 15 to 25c Ruler*, *teel. .. ........
er the bald top of hl* head he added, coal waa again prohibited during aee- Coffee mills..
Tumbler*
....................
25c
25c
.... 5c 6 for 25c
’’
glass ..............
25c Ring*, gold filled.... >•■«••••••■
"Well, that** the flrat time I ever *<W eiona of parliament lest the health of
••
• • • • •............. 5c
•'
toy
10 A 15c Machine needles..........
5c pkg Sad iron*, toy........ ................. 10 to 25c Tweezer«.....................
afterguard doing foretop duty!”— "On the member* suffer thereby.—London
’’
"
handle*___
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..........
»
10c Vaaea, silvered......... .
*
’
oil
.....................
5e
........
10 to 25c
pots,
tin
Telegraph.
15
to
25c
A Man-of-war.”
5 A 10c
” glass...................
Magnets ...................
II
. 2’j A 5c Salt and pepper shaker*
........10 to 25c
pots, granite
Salver*,
cake
...................
15
A
25c
“
colored
................
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Marbles.........................
5 A 10c pkg
........ 15 to 25c
The Richest.
pota, nickle plate
15 A 25c Vaseline.......................
The Clumsy Ky*.
Masks..•••••...
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... 5 to 20c Sauce boat*.....................
....... ............. 5c
That country 1* the richest which
etrainer*
Saw»,
scrall
toy
...............
15c View*, stereoscopic...
Th* human eye la said to be a rather
Matches, 1600...............
.. .2Se 30c do*
10c
nourishes the greatest number of no- Collar* linen, men
’
’
I
meat
....................
2.5c
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K ay pa
Vinegar and oil cruito
........10 to 25c
IH contrived piece of mechanlam. A ble and happy human itelnga; that
.. 5 to 10c
«I
•’ boys
“
I kitchen............... .... 15 to 25c Violin*, toy.................
Measure*.......................
................... 26c
.. 5 to 25c
celebrated German physicist la report
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"
1
hand
....................
dog
..
man Is the rlcheat who. having per
10 to 25c Memorandums.............
........
25c
“
string*.............
.. 5 to 15c
.................... 10c
“
1
ed to have remarked that if an artisan fgetgd the function* of hla own life to
«I
buttons,
A 5c Mirrors..........................
.. 5 to 25c Scissor* key hole............. ....... ........... 25c Wall pockets...............
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il
.......... 5 to 20
were to make for him a piece of ap
5c dot Mittens, warm.............
th* Utmost, has alao the widest help I il
...
10 to 25c Shear*.............................. .... 5 to 25c Wash boards, tov....
....................10c
paratus so poorly adapted to its por __
10
to
25c
_________
_
___
_______
___
I'ins,
g-
p
....
10
to
25c
Mop sticks....................
ful Influence, both peraonal and by
15c Screw driver*..................
Waste paper basket*..
........ ........... 25c
pose ho would not accept It.
.... 5 to 25c Watches, toy................
5 to 25c muscilage....................
means of hl* poaseaalons, over the live« Combs, all kinds
5c
........ 5 to 25c
“
book*
and
eye*.
.
.
.5
to
15c
do*
Com
pa««««
.
10 to 25c Muffin pans..................
of other«. - John Ruakln._______________ ‘
. 10 to 20c
“
chain*.............
....... 10 tb 25c
Corn poppers
15 to 25c Mittens,
J. womans
WUILII
.........
.. 15 to 25c Sy the stone*.................... 10 A 15c each
The Important Thing.
“
charms...........
................... 25c
II
Covers, dish.
5 to 15c
Misses
.. 15 to 2l>c Sewing machine needle* ........ 8C pkg Water color paints....
”1 guess I won’t eat any dinner ta
........ 5 to 25c
A Philosopher.
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”
pot..,
5 to 10c
child*,
10c Wire picture...............
.. 10 to 15c Shades, lamp...................
.... 5c 75 ft
day," said the first clerk.
France* Willard once wrote to a . Cream pitchers
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”
eye................ '....
ll) to 25c
boy*...
15c
.. 15 to 25c
’’
»pool...............
.... 5c spool
"Why not?” asked the second.
friend who had just lost a daughter: Crochet hooks.
Nail*, picture ,
.. 2\. to 5c Shaving mug*................. ....,10 to 25c Wooden bowl*...........
....... 16 A 25c
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"Because If I do I won't have any "Dear Sister Anna, how much richer Cruets, vinegar and oil...,
10 to 25c
brass head
10c per 100
”
soap, William* .. ....
....... 10 to 20c
5c Wrenches, pocket....
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time for my regular after dinner are you than I! Here I alt alone with I Crumb tray sets, nickeled
25c
shoe.........
.. 5 A 10c Shawl strap*................... ........10 A 15c
“
monkey...........
....... 16 to 25c
amoke
Exchange.
out n child to die, while you are mother
to an angel.”
Wo will carry the most complote lino of Holiday Goods ever seen in this county and onr
Our Inferior«.
The Hat Scale.
Willie Pi. our “inferiors" nro just
Prices will be an agreeable surprise to you.
We solicit MAIL ORDERS and will fill
A fifty dollar hat fa n conceit
people that know less than wo do,
A
thirty
dollar
hat
Is
n
confection.
, same day received.
Parties from outside will please make our store your regular
aren’t they? I’n No, my son; usually
A two dollar hat la a aln and a shnme
they’re people who merely know loss
¿'lain St. Opp. Courthouse
stopping
and
loafing
place
while in town. And BRING THE CHILDREN.
than we think we do.—riillndelplig and a i*erfect justificat ion for going
hnrue to mother.- Pittsburg Post.
Press.
We have a waiting room (or you and free hot coffee.
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I. A. DUFFY
KLAMATH FALLS