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I $1.50 HOUSE BOOTS
n Restful from the first mo-
S mnnt the font enters them.
5 We carry these popular "HO-
5 MKUS." or HOUSE BOOTS, in
5 the newest shades ot Brown
s or Bl.ick Viti Kid. h.md turn a
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Prices, $1.50, $2.00, $'2.50.
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CITY NOTES.
Music tonight iniiHiirmn's holidnv
book store, board ot undo bullililiK.
1 tilth biuiuhcs of council will meet to
night, the select In refill ir ami the com
mon In adjourned session.
The Dehiwuie .mil Hudson company
1 ild the traliiinni on th" Nineveh branch
mid the imploos ot tlio Clinton mines ut
(.'utbonilule ttml.iv
Aicoiillng to the Older or Colonel Conr--.u
theie v. Ill he no ill UN of the Thlr
tii nth regiment companies irom Dec.
until Jim Z the Jlrnt .M inula s In that
lminth.
S Klua ''rocker was tiiken to DovhM
town. Ituiks count;, I'a on the noon
Delaware anil IIinNon tr.il i esteiduj bv
Deputy Kheilff Keltev of tint cotliitv.
Hi- N wanted to answer a chirge of
contempt of court.
The building committee ot select coini
ll viMeldi Nllcil the (Vnturj ltoe
houe mid Investigated the recommeniH
tliniM of lliilldlnif Inspector Nelson that It
1, ti'pilrid The commute o will report
mi the m.tttei tonight.
The third number of the ChtNtliili Hn
iIi.imii i nti ltalnnitnt rcmno will be Riven
Saturday evening. Dee IS. In the Dulton
Mi thoilNl KiiNfop.il eliurtn Dilton li
'1 h Imperial iii.uutti assisted In Miss
llissli l'.ithei, elocutionist all of Vom
lng -emlnaiy. will jiai tlclp ite.
Marriage llrcisrs were jrMpnln' grant
ed to Jonathan J. Jones and Gvcnellnn
Jonev, of Sei.intr.il Willi mi V Hunt ami
I'.itheilne i: I'rlhliro of Je Ifi rson, WM
1 mi D. IlcMioliN and Muwurit NIchoK
nf Tnlor, Thomas It. Mull, of Mooslc
i ml nmm.i Win!, of Old Poige . Clank
Kuul' and Mai D.ivb of Ser.inton, 111
mir II. Stone of Noith Ahlngton, and
MNs Jennie M Ouklcv of Oieen (!ioe.
The finiril of Ibnrv liitlln torut place
Tucsdr.v nfterronn from the f.imll home
at Klmh"ist The seivlees were In
i Inn e of H(. Dr i oil of Hlmhurst
mid Hex. T li- liukei of Seiantoa. Bl
ind selections win n ndered liv the
1 ti sb ti rl.m choir, liitr rniLtit was made
la Duuinoro eenn li l. The pnll-lie ners
weie W. .1. rtnltln ('hnilis DUHu U S
I ittln T S Haiku Harold H.ittln and
linirv ChtNt
CIGAR CUTTER DID IT.
Shrived OH the Top ol n I. mil's
ringer.
The Innocent looking delce used for
clipping the ends off clguis, which
stands on th cigar case In Phelps"
ding ttote, was tesponslble for a blc
minmotlon In tint establishment last
HifTht and nl(o for the loss of the top
of a lad'H liide llnser. . .
About 10 oMock a lady and Rentle
iium enteied the stole He wanted a
riRiu. and while he was s lectins one
-he lady stood .it the end of the show
i use and toed with the cigar cutter.
There nte sectal little holes In the top
of the delec Into which the endi of
rlp.u.s ate insetted. H pressing doun
Mind the top is cti' off by a shaip
l.iiiiY, which Is Invisible befoie the ol
j.ut Ih lnseitod ai.vl pleased downward
I'l.e lad knew nothing; of th mys
teries of this rleviee. tihe saw the cute
little optnlng, and Inserting the top
of her index linger Into one of them,
bore down with her hand on the top of
the cutter. Instantly the knife went
to wotk and shaved off the top of the
in estimating finger
The lady drew back het hand with a
iij of pain and blood began .streaming
to the lloor fmm the wound. At the
Hsht of the blood ht? falnU'd and fell
t ) the lloor. Dr. Fostet, of Hunesdale,
was in the btote at the time nnd as
hlsted by Druggist Phelps, he testored
the woman to consciousness and
ilte.ssed the wound She was nble to
walk hoiiK with bet husband.
.Mexican Drawn Work.
makes nn elegant Christmas gift.
Most leborate line eier bhoun in
Peranton. Mis. M. U HeynoUIs, 710
Adams uenue.
I.euis, Iteilly A: Dnvlcs'
Busy Shoo Store, will be open even
ings duilng December.
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JDNKINS, In West Scranlou, Dec. 15,
l&W, Moigun Jenkins, about 45 earb ot
uge, at his rtsldenci. lit, South Hydo
I'ark uvciuie. 1'uneial aniiountement
later.
WI'I.I.niNDX -At Ui Plume. Die. 15.
1SU Mrs, J. 8. Slullelnex, 6i xe.irs ot
age, nt her icsldenen near I.u Plume,
P.i. Punerul announcement later.
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0 The very best place
a in this valley to buy
Candy, Nuts, Fruits,
Poultry, Oysters or
J Vegetables, from now
until Christmas, either
wholesale or retail,
'will be at the
SCRANTON CASH STORE
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THE
DEPOSITIONS OF
THE GAIRNS' GIRL
Testimony With Which It Is Hoped to
Save Van Morn's Neck.
STORY IS SADLY OUT OF JOINT
Saw n .Mini Co Into tlio Wccott Ccllnr
on a I'rltlnv W liicli hho Thinks Win
t'ic Nn in li I'rlilfiy on Which tlio Mtir
tier Was Committed--Storv Docs
Not Cotno Up to Ailvunco Notices
mill it Considered Vulncrnblo by
Ceinimonivcnlth.
Among the teasons Van Horn's at
torney will advance for n new trial
at the henilng tomortow motnlng Is
th.it the hae dlscoveted new evi
dence corioboratlvo of the condemned
men's statement tint he nnd Mis. We.s
ott met in the cellat b appolntmen'
-n the night of the killing, nil of which
It ii hold will nt least r.ilse n leason
n'lle doubt n to the killing having ben
r.inlklous
Thle new testimony Is to be given
bj a 12-enr-old girl. Padle aalins,
who. at the time of the minder, wns
l'ving on the corner actons from the
Wi cott home It wns announced Inst
" eek that the girl would testify to the
tlYrcl that sh- was playing about the
Wesco't houe about il o clock on the
r.lgbt m question, that il.t saw a man
go Into Wrscott's cellar; that she tan
to notify Mrs Weseott. that when he
told Mis. W scott theie wns a man In
her cellar, Mis, Weseott told her to go
about her business; she could attend to
any man who might get Into her cel
lar; that n short time later Mrs Wes
eott went Into the cellar with n plate
of food, nnd, nfter twenty mlnut's or
so, came out nnd went bnck Into the
hoi 'o
All thK If It wns as Htnted, might
go n good wns In securing n new ttlnl.
but unfortunnteb fot the condemned
man, the stoty tutns out to be a tnth
er weak one, when thoroughly sifted
An ruder was granted to take the
gltl's depositions fot use at the hear
ing, nnd jesteulny nfteinoon she wns
summoned to Judge Aichbald's cham
ber to tell her stoty Judge Aichbald
called In Judge 1-dwaids to sit with
him during the hetulng. Mr Thaye"
tepiesented the defendant, and Mr
Thomas appeared for tho common
wealth. SHn IS A SCHOOL GIRD
The little girl enmo In with her
school books und'r her nrm and was
accompanied by tlnce of her school
mates, who langed themselves ngalnst
the wall and looked with open-mouthed
wonderment at the ptoceedingp, in
which their ftlend was playing suih j
an imiiuttant lole.
She Is a- stnait child, nnd a ei
knowing kind of one foi hei je.us
Her answeis indicated thnt he had
thought tlie matter over caiefullv, to
-ny the least, and ut no time did she
show the least embntrassm nt She
van peifectlj at eahe and seemed to
anprccl.ite and enjov the prominence
given her In the right of her friends
In answer to Mi Thavet'a questions
she stated that she was in the habit
of plajlng with Mrs. Wescott's little
daughter and .spent most of her time
nbout the Wc-eott cornet. On the
evening of the killing, nt about f.
o'clock, she was plaving with some
otheis about the site of the new Nay
Aug nnglne house. She aiv a mnn
go through Ktesue's back aid Into
Wescott's yard nnd then Into Wes
cott's cellar She hint led to the Wes
eott houso to tell what she had f-ecn.
Mrs. Weseott. her mother, Mrs Itey
nolds, of Jeimyn, and one of the boaid
ers weie sitting on the poieh She
told them that n man had Just gone
into the cellar by the back way. either
Mis Weseott or the old lady, she
wasn't sine which, told her to go about
her business, that she could attend to
anyone who mlzht get into her rellnr.
She lesumed her plnv, but kept an
eve en the cellaiwav, and about half
an hour Intel saw Mis Weseott, with
snmelhlnrr concealed under her apion,
go into the cellai and come out again
shortly afterwards. The mnn who
ven' Into the cellar was the same man
who bought Ice cteam for her and the
little We&cott clil one duv ut Zeldlei's
bakeiy and who the Weseott gltl said,
was one of her mothers boarders.
WAY SHi: FIXHD THK NIOHT.
She wasn't sine that It was on the
eventrg of th tragedy that she saw
the man go Into the cellar She be
lieved it was that night, "however, for
It wns on Filda, and she remembcicd
having sleul at hei cousin's on Wyo
ming ivenue the night she saw the mnn
go Inio the cellar, and when she came
down town the next day heatd that
Mis. Wesco"' was dead.
M-e descrilii'.l how she met tho Wcs
coti glil In Block's store. on Wyoming
avenue, on her way down fiom her
cousin'?, and that she Inadveitently
bioko the news of tho tragedy to the
Weseott glil.
On (loi-s-examlnatlon by Mi. Thomas
she lelteiated that Hlie was not suro
whether It was Mis Weseott or the
old Indy w''o told her to go about hoi
business, when she bi ought word of the
man going Into tho cellar She was
quite satisfied !n her own mind, how
ever, that It was on tho nlsht of the
murdct, because of the Incidents ot tho
next day, ns i elated above.
In answer to further questions by
Mr. Thomas and tin two Judges, she
said, among other things, thnt the
erection of tho NnvAug IJuglno house
had been begun nt the time she saw
the mnn go Into the cellai , that thero
wns no fence between the Kiesge and
Weseott houses and thai she came
back fiom her cousin's about 0 o'clock
on the Tildav night In question to get
some things at her home, but she did
not see nnv crowd about the Weseott
house.
Tho commonwealth will show ut tho
heating tomorrow thnt tho Xuv Aug
Dnglne house wns nbout completed
when the Weseott tiagedy occuued;
that Mrs. Reynolds, the mother of Mrs.
Weseott, returned to her homo In Jer
myn two weeks befoie the night of the
murder and a number of other things
to prove that the little glil is mis
taken. THREE MORE. DIVORCES.
Nix Have Hecn Crautod So Par This
VI eel;.
Three moic divorces were granted
yesterday, by the local coutt, all of
them for desertlf n.
Kllzabeth Field wan granted a divorce
from Clarence Field, to whom she was
mairled May 29, 1891, and who, she
showed, deserted her Aug. ;T, 1893.
Nathan Vldnver Is her attorney.
Austin Mullley, of Scrantou street,
wa freed from the marltul bonds
which bound him to Lotta 13. Muflley,
now a lesldent of TavlOr. Thev were
mnrrlcd Nov. E, 1890, and sho Ie'ft him.
aORANTCW TRIBUNE-TIUJHSDAY MOTlNIlTGr, DECEMBER 10,
-
Mny 23, 189.1. John P. Benign was nt
torncy for tho llbellant.
Thoniloro 1. Dennett, of Cnrbondale,
mairlcd Hnitna li. Dennett In Colum
bia. N. Y April 8, 180), Thoy went to
I'hllnilelphln, where the husband wns
employed In Crump's shipyards, and
started housekeeping nt the coiner of
Thirty-second nnd Henmnn street.
Sept. 2S, 1&9. not half a year nfter their
marriage, ho came homo In the even
ing from his work to find his wife gone
nnd tho house Bttlpptd of Its furni
ture. He hns necr bcerf nblo to'flnd
his wife or the furniture. Ills divorce
was seemed by Vosburg & Dawson,
STRUCK lY AN EN0INE.
I'rcdorlck JVnnurr Sintnlns Sovcro
Injuries Near the k mil li .Mill.
Frederick Wansor, 30 years old, was
struck by nn engine on the Delavvnto
and Hudson ttacks, nenr th" South
steel mill, yesterday mcMnlmT. Hr was
1 nelly Injured nnd Is now at tho Lack
t'wnnna hospital.
Wanser was walking along the Hacks
and to moid a noith-bound train he
stepped In front ot tho engine on tho
other back At the l.ackawnnna hos
pltal, wheio Wanser was Immediately
taken In the ambulnnre-, It was dlscov
eted that the Injuries consist of a
bmken collar bone, three fiactured
ribs, contusions on the head and two
scalp wounds.
Wanser Is a mm Heel mnn and lives
r.t .110 Snruce stieet. His Injuries will
nt piove fatal.
EARLY MORNING BURGLARS.
W bile Coins Through n House nt V. n.
in. They Are C'nptiired.
Four buiglars wore captured In the
hous" of Anthony McN'ulty, nt 1908
Luzerne street, nt 2 o'clock this morn
ing. ,
They nwnkened the occupants of the
hous j w ho summoned help from the
stieets nnd held them until otllcers nr
llved fiom the West Side station, who
took them In chnrge.
Thov weie loelgnl In the slntion nbout
3 o'clock this morning but nt that
hour their names could not be learned.
FIRE AT SPORT HILL.
House of Mrs. Mary Banks Was Entire
ly Dcstrovcd Houses Nearby
Were Saved.
A destiuetlve Hie occurred In the
Spent Hill part of Dunmoro at an early
hour this moinlng
A house owned b Mrs Maiy Cnnks
nnd located In the row ot company
houses, adjacent te Spencei's breik
er. took fite from some unknown cause
at 12 30 o'clock, nnd foi an hour nf
tetwnid the flame building but tied un
til evetj stick was consumed.
The house wns in the center of the
row, and vvn dangerously nenr the
conipan houses on either side. The
rains of this week, however, had damp
ened the wood, and It was tills, and
this only, which sp.it ed the other
buildings
As soon iib the (lie was dNcoveieel
an nlaim was f-ent through the nelgh
boihood, nnd In a shoit time the en
tire community was out with buckets
nnd curp'ts.
Tho Hanks house was allowed to
bin n nvvaj. It was Impossible to save
It and the people tinned their ntten
tion to the other buildings The Inde
pendent Hose company, of Dunmoie,
was on th hcene, but water could
licit be leaehed with the companj 's
hose.
An effoit was in.ulo to stietch the
line fiom the bleaker, but the hose fell
shoit. The lliemen then dltected their
attentions toward assisting tho people
In saving the other struetuies, and
the Hanks house, with eveiy piece of
furnltute in It. was burned to tho
giouneV
Th loss Is estimated at $800, fully
covered by Insuiancc.
THAT OLD COURr HOUSE AGAIN.
Uullilliig Constructed YUlh .Material
Taken Irom It ( auses Trouble,
The case eif Le Hoy Sweet against
ficoigo I'.iub.t. lia T. Iiaibcr and
Ida U.ub-r, was heard yestetd.iy be
fore Ailltuitois B. P. Tlnkhatn, t H.
Olvei and Ii. L Tayloi. D. W. Hi-own
tii fined for the plaintiff uni W. W.
Hajlnr foi tlio delendants.
The suit Is to recover a balance
which' Sweet claims Is due him for
building a house for the defendmu on
Thompson stieet. The nuitetli! came
fiom the old eoutt house at Hull's
Head.
The defense alleges that the wotk
wa.i not done ncroullng to contraet nnd
was not llnlshiel within the speellled
time.
BARRE1T WANTS $5,003.
Latest Suit Ag.iinst tlio crantoii
lliulwni "onipam.
John llauett, of Wlnton, brought a
$5,000 e amage suit against the Seian
lon Hallwav company jesteielay.
He claims that while dilvlng along
Notth Mnln avenue last August a
Piovtdcnc cer ran him down, killing
his hoise, di'molNhing his wugon and
causing him permanent Injuiles
O" Hi len & Kell aie his attoineys.
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.
The repoit of tho vlevveis In tlio matter
ot the new loud In Newton township wus
continued flnullv h coutc jcslonlu).
On petition of Hannah It. Lewis, ot
Hennepin couutv, Minnesota, court es
tcrda cited Maigiuvt H Wllllums. ad
ministrator of the estuto of tho late John
1'. Lewis, to mako an nccountlug beforo
Jan, 3, 1&9S.
In tho caso of Tavlor 8: Lewis ogatnst
Jano Napier, the rulo to open judgment
was esteulav dtsclmtBerl.
Judge Aiehbald yosteiday approved tho
charter of the Mnnvillo Keg fund and
lleneilcl.il iissoelntlon connected with the
Mimvlllo eollleij
'I ho Lecture 011 Hanking,
by Mr. II. C Shofcr. cashier of the
Scrantou Savings bank, at tho College
of Commerce tonight, promises to be
one of unusual Interest, Admission
free. Com nnd bilng your friends.
Lectuie begins at 8 o'clock.
Luetceit ''rial.
Chicago, Dec 15 Today h session of tho
Luetgert trial was brief. Altotnej Har
mon finished his opening millions roi the
defense nnd tho Jury spent tho afternoon
inspecting tho cellars and suiisubd vats
at Luetgert s factor
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Where to come for the most pleasing assortment of
presents presents that delight everybody, old and young,
and the highest value for the least money. If you wish
to enjoy the Christma9-tide shopping, visit
Our Store,
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LIVERYMAN MURDERED.
Ccorgc 1). rami's Skull Crushed by a
Vt eight.
Wilmington, Del., Dec. ID George D
Farm, nged C5 ycais, foimoilj n well
known lively man, but of late mali
nger of Mrs Nellie It. Htadfoid s faim,
ne'ir here, was mutdcied last night
Ills skull had been ciusheel in by a
four-pound weight found near the
body, and his pocket book, containing
about ?'i wns missin,;. n attempt to
burn his hous hnil 11N0 been made
Chailes Thin n, a nemo fnini hnnd,
wns with Farm in his kitchen last
nlttht when the lattei's children retired
He is mls"lng todiy nnd tlio authori
ties of Delaware and adjoining states
have been noticed to keep n close look
out for him.
Stumping Concents to Consolidate.
Ncv York, Dee. 1", -OlilciaN of the blr
stamping comp.mlei and porcelain .ml
Japanned waie companies in this city
admit that there Is to be a consollilatl m
ot all tho piiiiclp.il companies ol tin
eountrj. Details have not jet been com
pleted, but the combination will probalilv
be elTecteel before Jnnu.irv 1. Tho nggre-1-ate
capital will, It Is s.ild be SIOOOOOW.
An otllelil of a stumping eompnnv s.ild
the reuson foi tin consolldutloii wus tho
enormous cjtipetitlon thut Is now golu
. n for trails.
Anthracite Coal Output.
New York, Dec 15 -Oilicial statements
of nnthrnelte production in November
show an output of 4 Vis 1W tons us com
puted with I 1JT Ton tons In November, IS)'!,
and jOl.'.TW tons In November, 1V5 Tho
total production for eleven months ot tho
current cilcmlai .voir thus 1 caches up
proslmuUlv ,17,'iUD wn) tons as compared
with SOSOO.000 tons In tho corresponding
peiiod of ISM
llx-Passenger Agent's Suicide.
Chicago, Dec 15. In view of hundreds
ot men In Guru's big Millard hull nir
the bouiel of trudc, todav, A. J. Moore,
formerlv passenger agent of tho Chicago
and Alton rnllroid, at Denver, shot anil
instantly killed hlmselt He was de
spondent over the less of his position and
mono.
Monm-hip Arrivals.
New York Dec 15 JSailed: St Louis,
Southampton, Noidland, Antwcip; Teu
tonic, Liverpool. Southampton Arrived:
St Paul, New Yoik Sailed: Ivnlser
Wllhelm tier Jiosse from Ihemen, tor
New Yor. Rotterdam Arilved: eea
il im New Yot k.
House cleaning with
FELS-NAPTHA
soap and lukewarm
water, eveu in winter,
is quick, quiet, easy and
thorough.
I'UI.S & CO,. Philadelphia.
Useful Christmas
J
We Have Other
Ladies' new $10,00 Chev
iot, Boucle or Beaver Coats,
vStorm Collars, perfect fitting,
at
ie mm
This is the greatest bargain
of the season.
At Reduced Prices
Ladies' Capes,
Ladies' Coats,
Children's Coats,
Ladies' Suits and
Silk Waists.
MEARS
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SCRANTON'S LEADING CHINA STORE.
cw&rvvw
Ouxvcv 134 Wyoming Ave.
Walk in and Look Around.
We have two hundred
easels in picture depart
ment on second floor,
made up in white enamel
and natural oak. They
were bought at half their
worth we offer them at
a similar saving :
White enamel or natural fin
ished 01k easels full sle. livery
where 75 cents to 91. Heie
Hnndsome whlto enamel corrit
gnted ease.1 biuss trlninied. Most RQr
places M.'.'O. Here ej-'C
Polished oil; easels, with fancy
tin ned top brass trimmed. Hv erj -whero
$il.DH, Wo'vo marked CI le
them JI.O
Klaborntely finished cnsels In
olther wnlto cimmel or natural
oak trimmed with burnished eC 1 "7C
brass. Usually S'J.ao. Hcio pi7
Rexford Company
303 Lacka. Ave.
Iv Heartburn, Gas.
Dyspepsia, an
eleiB positively eiuocL Giovtir Giiihuin's Us
pepsin Itenudy Is a suee-ltle. One doso re
inovtstill ellstress, inula permiincnt iiueof
the most ehronle ami mov ere cases Is itiiuruii
teed. Donot Niurerl A AO-c-ent botlle will
eunvlucotUo mo-it skeptical.
MiUtbeun Hi os., Uiut'Ul3t3, flQO Lacka
wan 1111 uvuuiiu.
SeYeral
Ease
Offers
Will find our store a pleasant
place to shop, as we give all our
attention to the Dry Goods busi
ness. Persons desiring to give
useful presents will find on our
counters large assortments of
Black and Colored Silks,
Black Dress Goods,
Fine Dress Suitings,
Fine Table Linen Sets,
Napkins and Table Covers.
S5.95
HAGEN
1897.
THE
KLINE SHOE CO
Veracity rather than variety prompts
us to tell of our success in the world
of trade. In our particular province
there are none w ho can approach us
either In point of quality or price. The
choice goods which we are constantly
bringing to your notice are unequalled
In this city. We have prepared to
receive tho rush of holiday buyers
with the
Largest, flost
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suitable for all sizes and conditions ot
men nnd women. Our wholo stock Is
highly interesting Just now, because,
while composed entliely of new and te
llable goods, they aie pilccd extremely
low, the greater part of them having
been recently bought below the market
lates. Many Illustrations of this ten
dency to sell for le.ss than prevailing
vnlues will be found by visiting our
store.
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KLINE SHOE
326 Lack aw inn a Avania
"Famous Old Stand."
The
415 and 417
Lackawanna Avenue Scranton. Pa.
TOYS.
Second Floor Depart
ment. Room 25 feet by
ioo feet, all Toys. Steps
front and rear of store.
Some Specials
For This Day:
Steel Horse and Kucklioard
The horse's feet and legs move,
very serviceable, about 24 inches
Jong by 12 inches high. This will
suit your boy to a T. q j
Worth $1.25. Today - o4C
Steel Two-Wheel Carts
Painted steel,
wheels, was 25c.
yellow
Today
19c
Steam Engine
A bov's dclieht. extra larrm
size, worth $1.50. To- nn
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Smaller for inc.
Steel 1-WliccI Milk Wagon
With cans and seat for f.An
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Kid llody Doll, Special
About 100, some sleepers, curly
hair, bisque face, ghiss eyes,
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to Si. 74. Todav - VOC
Steel Animals with Rclls
Attached to wheels, a very ser
viceable and entertaining
toy, Choice today for
24c
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