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The Man
WhQ Waits
r a better oppor-
tuntv often accepts one
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not as good. Wc are
lliinkiiiD- about Clirist-
nius buying if vou are JJ
not you should be. It
is much better for you
as well as ourselvc- if
you make your pur
chases early. You have
first choice of gooiK
wc have more time to
give you than wc will
have two weeks later.
Here arc a few sug
gestions: Y-
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Lights
This department of
our store shows many
new patterns this year,
especially in globes ; the
oriental designs seem
most popular, closely
followed by flower pat
terns and solid colors.
The stands are in a va
riety of shapes and
material. We make
our combinations to
suit you.
Prices complete,
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If it's a useful gift
you are thinking of, we
have many kinds of
Thermometers Plain
and fancy; suitable for
the parlor, for the of
fice, for all places.
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BAROMETERS.
Pocket
Knives
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Our Pocket Knife
department is one of
the most interesting
parts of our store. We
have almost everything
you can think of in the
line of a pocket knife
about 200 different
styles; at prices rang
ing from
10c to $5.50
A suitable
man or bo v.
gift for
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Foote &
Shear Co.
119 Washington
Avenue.
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OFFER FOR SALE
Title Guaranty
and Trust Stock
$500,000, 4. 5 and 6 Per Cent, Bonds
Among this list aio Municipal, Rail
road. Watei, Rlectilc Light mid Indus,
tiluls, Sonio of the so liavo Mock bonus
All aio Mint class mid vvnitli investigat
ing. We aio handling tho stock ami bonds of
a now liuliistilal that pumilses to show
big rutin ns on a small investment, 'tills
Ih a local company and headed by pinm
incut local men. Tor peoplo who piofu
to do their Investing nt homo tills orfms
speclul inducements to tho consoivatlvo
Inventor.
I. F. MEGARGEL fi CO.
Bankers and Brokars,
Both 'phones, Coiinell Bllilllillg.
Register Now
For the Now Term In
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School
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A MANDAMUS
FOR ROCHE
COUNCIL WANTS ASH STREET
BRIDGE BUILT.
A Resolution Passed by Select
Branch Dhectlng Solicitor to Go
Into Coutt for nn Order Compell
ing Dhoctor of Public Works Rocho
to Elect Tempoiniy Stiuctuie Over
Homing: Biook, ns Previously
Dhected Phe Hoi sea Aio Fattened
Up in Public Woiks Depnitment.
The neleet council hint night unani
mously adopted u ltsolulloii lh cctinp
the city .solicitor to petition cam t for
o nmntlnimts on niieelor of Public
Woiks Koehe to compel him to eiect n
tomiiotiuy IiiIiIrc on Ah rtiect, ocr
the Ho.u Iiik Iliook. The lcnlutlon -mis
Inlinctuced by t'onncllitinn John Nngcll,
of the Tenth wind.
A icsoliitlon una pnsed by both
councils some thnc iiko, dliectlntr the
director to Vioct it tempoiniy IjiIiIbc nt
the point named, but the Inttci lofueil
to comply with It for the lenson, ns he
Htntcd, tlmt thcie wcrc no tnnlliblc
funds to.pny the cost of coustiuctlon.
.Heeoidci W. Jj Connell sent In a
communlc.itlon vutolne the oidlnnurc
tioldlng for thu execution of u con
tiaet with John U. Hopewell for the
pi Intlng and binding of 500 copies of a.
couiiill manual. The 1 canon assigned
for the eto was that tho lKcal ye.ir Is
ahtady so fui advanced that the manu
als will not be needed until next enr.
Tho elo was unanimously sustained.
Two coniiiuinlc.itliMis lecelved horn
Dliectut cil Public AVoiks lloche weio
luleried to the estimates cnminlttre.
The lb st was in the lialtuc of an ex
planation legaullng the Incieased tost
of the malntcnaiice of holies In the de
imitinent and contained a lather caus
tic lefeience to u custom which Mr.
Roche aH Is piactlccd by the depait
ment of public safety. The uoin-out
hoists fiom the latter rtepaitment, he
si.s, aio tutned over to his depnt
inent and when they aie fattened up
they aie taken baclc and moie plaid
out najjs are ghen hlin to use.
Cost of Heating Increased.
The other communication was in lef
erence to an inciease of the ch.nge tor
heating city hall fiom $l.'i3T to l.OS'i
per jeai. Thib Incieao was made by
the Kconomj Light, Heat and Power
company, he t,as, without notice.
A communication ft om JRccoi dor Cou
ncil, asking thot the balance of $3,03u!l2
temalning in the buicau of health's
Uemetgency fund for last jear be tians-
PROPER
EVENING DRESS
For gentlemen, demands a shirt
of faultless white, domestic fin
ish. "Lackawanna" perfection
in fully peiforming this service
is laigely due to the careful
starching; unifoim, hydxaulic
dampening and hand finishing of
laundry expeits.
If you prefer the gloss
finish, it is yours,
for the asking
Lackawanna
Tt V."
Laundry
A. B. Warmnn.
Open a Savings
Account at the
Dime
Bank
for youi child or grandchild. Tho
little buok ou leeelvc made, out
In the child's name will seivc as
an excellent Holiday Gift thlb
act of youis may piovc the turn
ing point In tho child's life, ns
tho book is calculated to encoui
age the hnblt of saving, The
Dime Bank
Corner of Wyoming Ave
nue and Spruce Street.
SCRANTON, FA.
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The Great
carl
CIGAEL.
$5.00 PER HUNDRED
Clear Havana
Made In Key West
Has No Equal
Price and Quality Considered
E. C. Dean,
414 Council lildg. ,
. Largest dlMllhiitor of lino elgais
In K. i;. I'cnnsjhuiila
New Students Admitted at
Any Time.
feired to the Mine fund for the picsent
year, was lefeired to the finance com
mittee. New lesolutlons lntioduccd unci uusRed
without opposition weie nn follows:
Ity Sir. rJvims Uliccllng tho director
of public woiks to repair nt onco tho
dnimeious places on l'ettobonu street and
Humnei incline
liy Mr. Moigan Dliecllng the director
of public voiles to lepair Washbuni
Htleet, between HVcrett itcnuo and Mor
tis comt.
Ilv Mi. Regan Pi o tiling for tho pay
ment of a claim of $73 of Dennis Judge
for dnmiigo canned hlri propel ty In tho
Skti waul by tho biustlnu of n flic h
diniit. Rv Mi. Quliitiin Pimldhmr for the lc
tliiu to Malcus Pudcinooil, of 8ustio
huiuia county, of tho sum of XIU, the same,
being tho amount icallzed bv the city
lioin the sale of a hoise which hud been
picked up in tho streets and impounded,
it h.ilng been discovered later Unit tho
animal was .stolen.
Hv Mr. O'Rojle Pioldlng for the set
tlement of the datnago claim of Mis.
Thomas Coal.
R Mi. O'HuvIe Directing the city so
licitor to prep.nc a list of judgments
outstanding against the city.
R Mi. Viutghun PioNidlng for an
abiogiitlon of contiact entciect Into with
James McJCully for tho lujlng of llugstono
sidewalks on poitlons of l'lnspect and
Plttston avenue and dliectlng tho dlioctor
of public woiks to iciulvcitise foi bids for
this wolk.
New Oidinances.
New oidinances intioduced and le
feired to committees weie as follows:
Mi. Van Uergen Pi ov tiling foi tho
election ot thieo eleetilc lights in tho
Si. i oncl vvnid
Hv Mr. Kvans Pioviiling foi tlic elec
tion of two elcctilo lights In tho rouith
waid
K .Mr. Sclmeidei Piovidlng foi tho
diction of an elcctilo light on Mattes
stud, between the Luck maim i Hacks
and the Ro.nlng Riook bililge.
i!y Mi Colemiiu Piovidlng foi the
1 1 ec lion of an eleetilc light on Oakfoid
com I
Uv Mi. McAndicw Cliaiiging the names
of edtiiln stiects as follows: Schlagcr
bouleviud, to West Vino stieet: Oium
boiilevaul to West Pino .stieet; Cemotciy
btieet to "Wist Gibson stieet
Oidinances passed on thltd leading
weio ns follows: Accepting Potter and
Reynolds plat in West Scianton; pro
viding for the election of four eleetilc
lights in the Tenth ward; piovidlng for
the constitution of two sewei basins in
the Foui th vv.ud; piovidlng now build
ing legulatioiifc.
THE NEWSBOYS' BENEFIT.
Special Matinee at the Academy of
Music on Monday.
The nowsbojs will have on tale today
tickets for tho benefit peiform.ince to
bo given for them at the Academy of
MMm.
"' THE PDDi.&
Music nit M'ondny afteinoon. The
tickets aie to sell at twent-fhe cents
each and tho pioceeds aie to go
tow at ds uieatltig a fund for a tuikey
dinner on Chiistmas day.
The .ittt action will bo Joe Welch in
"The Auctloneei." Welch ranks with
Oavid Win field us one of the best Jew
ish Impel boimtois on the Mage. lie litis
been for many jeai.s u "topllvei" at thu
big vaudeville theater.
Clnistmas Suggestions.
Hit jet. & Valley have jiiht placed on
nale, for the Clnistmas Made, a veiy
line lino of diess goods, Hllks, ladies'
handkeichlofs, women's neckwear, hos
ieiy and gloves. An especially attract
ive line of iinibiellas and a hundred
and one other pretty things suitable for
ciulstnina gifts me among the linn's
fatoi k.
A Fieo Seat at the Dixie.
Would ou like a fiee leseived seat
for a Ulxlo matinee? if so, cut this
out and piebont it at the box olllco with
twenty-five cents and you will bo given
two icserved Heats for any matinee
dining the week of December 8, except
ing Satuiduy.
I'lan to buy sonio of your Clnistmas
gifts at the Penu uvcnuo Baptist chinch
pailois Thtusday afternoon and even
ing, December 11. OicheMia and ie
fieslnnents In the evening.
Account Mascagni Grand Opeia Com
pany. At Aimoiy, Scianton, I'a Monday,
December i, 190.', Ariaugements havo
been mudo with the Delavvuie and Hud
hoii Halho.id company for special lates
between Wllkes-Uaue und Avoca, and
Caibondalo and Peekville. Ccmsult lo.
cil ugents as to train faeivlce and uitCH.
Eems. Teins,
Uostonlans, Aspailigufc, etc. The sale
now on. Take I'eople's car. M'oiel Bios.,
0J1 Bast Muikot stieet. Both 'phones.
Dr. Llndabury, Surgeon, diseases ot
women a specialty, 215 Council building,
Hours; 11 a. in. to 1 p. m.; 7 to 8.30
p. m.
All Art Publications
of iccent date, aro to bo obtained
at tlits Binpoiium or Art Productions.
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FOR FLORENCE MISSION.
Donations That Are Acknowledged
by That Institution.
The management of V the Florence
mission giatefully acknowledge tho fol
lowing donations for November, Includ
ing donation day; also'for Thanksgiving
elny;
W. II. Oeaihait, meat! Mm. William
Hanloy, li loaves bread; Mis. IX J.
Horse, clothing; Mulley's store, t
blooms; Caotei lino's, meat; Dlckeroti,
oat meal and crackers; McOnnn'H, soap;
Mis. Sherman, cxtincts; O. V. Palmei,
soap; Mis. Yost, lltcrntltte; Mis. Dlohl,
meat, clothing; Mm A. 13. Stellc, meat,
1 bushel potatoes, canned goods; Mrs.
Ilatmii, literature; Mlsi nttlo Hulbutt,
l pounds ten, 5 pounds coffee; Marvels'
and Pierce's maikets, generous supply of
fish, vegetables and fruit weekly; Lind
ner's und Zoldler's, bread and lolls
weekly; Chnppoll's, 3 brooms, 1 box
soup; Meldrum, Scott & Co., 1 piece Hill
muilln; Mrs. H. Walter, celery, 1 quart
sanco; Mrs. Kay, meat; Mrs. Holes,
meat; Coursen's, 1 box canned goods;
a friend, clothing; Mrs. Churleu Iirown,
soup and ennned goods; Mrs. Booth,
clothing; Mrs. lllist, millinery; Mif.
Fielding, canned fruit; Mrs. If. M. Han
nah, U quart beans, cabbage, 2 boxes
oat, S Pettljohn, 2 pounds rico; C. P.
Mnjei, 1 peck parsnips; Miss Blcanor
7tej Holds, l box canned goods, literature;
Mrs John Reynolds, (5 quarts canned
fiult, butter; Mis C. S. Weston, 2 bush
els potatoes, 1 turkey; J. D. W!lllutn,
1 box biead and rolls; Mrs V, B. Piatt,
1 turkey ; Mrs. Thomas Dickson, 1 tur
key; Second Presbyterian church, one
half bushel potatoes, G pounds butter, 5
pounds .sugar, celery, 5 pounds cotfec;
Miss Sandcison, meat; Mrs Trlt?, celery
and hplccs, G quaits canned fiult, cloth
ing; Mis. Welden Swallow, 1 bushel po
tatoes, n bushel npplcs; Lackawanna
Dalrv, milk dully, lee cream once; Con
sumers' Ice company, ice: Scrunton Re
publican, Tribune, Tiuth, dally; Di.
Anna Clink, piofesslonal services; No.
28 vcliool, No. 38 school and No. S'i school,
a "apply of li ult, vegetables, clothing,
cereals; also 75 cents fiom No. So school;
tho Plttston circle, band of new goods,
the tablecloths toweling, muslin, pillows,
underclothing, etc ; Mr. Miller. 3 dozen
glusses; McClintock, beautiful palms;
also Mrs McUHntock, cut flowers for nn
nunl meeting; Mrs G. W. Fritz and Mrs.
Crawfoid, the "use of carriage
Cash donations: A friend, $150; J. L.
Crawford, $150; Charles Schlager, $;
Mi. Alfied Hand, $10; Mrs-. Ezra Coii
nell, $J; ii fiiend, $10, Mrs John Roll.
$2, Mi. C. D. Jones, $20; Mrs. W. II.
lllbbs, $1; Lewis &. Relllv, to .
ELKS' MEMORIAL SERVICES.
Will Be Conducted at the Dixie Sun
day Night.
The Scianton lodge of Klks will hold
theli annual memoil.il seivicc at the
DKie theater on Sunday evening, next,
on which occasion the following pro
giamme will be given:
March from "Suite" Laehncr
Bauei s Orchestra.
Opening ceremonies Lodge
Piavei Chaplain T. J. McGuiro
Baritone solo, "Hosannu ' Garaulei
Bio Kicd R. Smith, Wllkes-Barre, 10D
Recitation
(a) Saudolphen Longfellow
(It) Robeitiol Llncolsn Whlttler
Miss Clara Slocum.
Quaitetle Selected
Addless, Bulogy on Depaited Broth
els Di. p. r. Gunstei
Overtuie Horn "Maid Maiian"...DcKoven
Hauei's Oichestia
Recitation, "King Robert of SIcllv"
Longfellow.
Ch.nles A. Stuiiit
Adihest Hon H. M. Bdwatds
Sopifino solo, "S mcta Mai la" Fame
Mis 1 Wlbon with violin obllgnto
b.v Miss Walters
Quaitetto Selected
Closing ceremonies Loilgu
DoMilogv Lodge and uucllencc
Accump.it ists, L. N. Isaacs and F. Wil
son. Special Notice to Mercantile Estab
lishments. Be c.ueful duilng holiday 'weeks, and
not v iol.itc .section 1 of act of assembly,
appiuved May J9, 1901, us was done bv
some pontes duilng the holiday sea
son last year.
Section 1 leads a.s follows; No minor,
male in female, or adult vvomun, can be
cmplojed or detained for a longer per
iod than twelve (12) bonis in any one
day, nor nunc than sixty (b0) houi.s in
any one week.
Section 21 leads: Any pei.son who
violate above sections .shall be deemed
guilty of u mi.sdeme.ino, und punished
by a line of not moie than live hunched
dolktis.
My Instillations, from the department
mo to Impaitially enfoice a compliance
with the sections as they lead. I hope
it will not be necessaty to adopt harsh
measuies. n. W, Bishop,
Deputy Factoiy and Meicuntlle In
spector. Dunmoie, Pa Dec. 1, 1902.
City and School Taxes 1008.
The above tax duplicates aio now In
my hands for collection.
F. S. BARKER,
City Treasurer.
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Don't lorget the sule of Clnistmas
gilts In Penu Avenue Baptist chinch
nullum, Thursday afternoon and even
ing, December 11.
FLORIDA
ORANGES
Are cheap, nice fruit,
25c per dozeu Grape
fruit 5 to 15c, 50c to
$1.50 per doz,
California pears and
grapes, hot house to
matoes, cucumbers,
mushrooms and lettuce.
Best goods for the
least money.
V
E. G. Coursed,
LITTLE GIRL
CARRIED OFF
THREE YEAR OLD LED AWAY BY
STBANGE MAN.
Little Gernldinc Hoftton, of Oly
phtint, Was Playing Near Her
Home Yestorday When a Tall Man
Led Her Off Towards the- Marsh
wood Woods Saying Her Mother
Wanted Her Searching Party Lnst
Night Scoured Countiy-side, but
Found No Trace of Her.
All Olyplmnt wnti In an ttpioar last
night, over tho lcported kidnapping ot
(Jeiuldlnc HelTroii, the golden-hall ed
little 3-yenr-old daugblei of Mr. hiuI
Mrs. Frank Heffron, who live nt the
upper end of Dunmoie street, near the
Tin nop borough line.
The little ghl unci her C-year-old
brother ran out of the house jesterday
afteinoon to play, shoitly utter 3
o'clock. About llfteen minutes later the
little boy came i mining back intb the
house und told his mother that a tall
man hnd met them on the road and
had told Gernldinc that her mother
wunted hei and that he would take her
to her.
The man took the little girl by the
hand, the boy said, and led her off
tlnough what Is known as the Albach
faun and towatds the Muishwood
woods on the mountain-side.
Mrs. Heffion became almost fi antic
with anxiety und Immediately began
making Inquiiies among thu neighbors
Seveial said that they had seen the
little ghl vvalkliig acioss the field with
a sttange man, whom they clescilbed us
being tall and powerful-looking.
When night came on and theic was
no sign of the little one's letuin, the
father oigunized u seiuchlng puilvi
among the neighbors and over lltty
men started out on a "eaich, armed
with lanterns. This number was gradu
ally swelled to neatly a hundred, and
a sjstematlc scouting of tho whole
mountnin-slde was begun. At midnight
a, number of men weio still out, but no
tince of the missing little girl had been
found. Feeling inn high among the
feeaicheis and it would piob.ibly have
fated ill with the man who is supposed
to have taken the child away had he
been found.'
The little boy was unable l.i't night
to give an intelligent eleicilptlon of the
man who led his slstei away. He &ald
that he was .1 big man and that hoi
nevei saw him befoie. I
The police in all the cities, both up
and down the valley, woie notified bv
telephone of tho affair and the follow
ing descilption of the little ghl was
sent out: Thiee jeais old; light hah.
blue ees; unusually plump with espe
cially fat hands; woie a blue glnghum
diess and no hat.
Unless the man had some tlendish
puipose In mind, it is haul to gel at
any motive for the kidnapping of the
child, whose patents aie in poor cir
cumstances, the father being a hnid
woiklng laboiing man.
The case bilngs to mind tho mjsteii-
ous dKippeai.mce of little Paul Skoda
fiom his home, ne.n the Hiisbln putch,
some two weeks ago 'l lie Skoda bo's
parents .11 c in humble ilicumstani es
also, and if ho was kidnapped theie
appiuenUy could have been no hope of
secuilng a lewaid on the jiait of his
kidnan.ieis.
Tho police, since their fiultless seal oh
for the bo's bodv on the West moun
tain yesteuiay, weie Inclined to accept
a kidnapping theoiy la.st night before
they had he.ud of the dlsappeaiance ot
the little Heffion girl
Opened a Piano Salesroom.
Reeve Jones, has opened a piano sales
1 00111 at 11 J Washington avenue.
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The new breakfast food.
A delicious combination of
fruit and w eat.
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Suit Cases
for Christmas
May we suggest a
nice leather suit case,
it's the handiest lug
gage container pro
uced, and a very desir
able Christmas gift.
Here is a wonderful bargain
in a suit case made ot fine oalc
tunned leather, on a steel
frame canvas lined brass
lock and binges strap last
ners, nev r sold in dei six
dollars priced here at
$5.00
Here is a suit case especial
ly adapted for women, satin
lined, light weight, $10.00,
Other good sorts priced com
paratively low, $7 to $12, 50,
W' 4Kt BIO m
tm srin faw ' s -rn i
HAWJjgVrlE
HrWASHINGTOlTliP
A 0 5PEUCE STT
:rjj,T:naf:r:
MEN'S
SHOES.
Solid and serviceable,
sole leather counter,
well made and nailed,
with buck e.
We made a lucky pur
chase of 29 cases, and
are enabled to sell these
$1.50 Mining Shoes at
Pair.
All Cars Transfer to
Clarke Bros
sawpfjr.ua
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I A Christmas Gift s
That is an ornament, a luxury and a necessity is a fine Umbrella
. made here in this city. Special inducements by leaving your order now
31 before we are overcrowded. "-
PffiTO
OUR UMBRELLAS
need no praise, as
to our handles,
we carry the entire sample
line of the largest house in
this country. That is why
they are at once fine in de
sign and reasonoble in prjee.
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Bearm pi
mar -' "I fl
S THAT you get a Key to the RED BOX
j: which contains $20.00 at Nettleton's X
Shoe Store.
HE GIVES TRADING STAMPS-
M.H
fj 134 Washington Ave.
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GUARDIANSHIPS
THn TITLU GUAltAXTY & T"UST CO. Is autlioilvnl by law to .irt
as guai dlun, executor, .ultiUnlHtr.it or, ami In other like c.ipitLltlci. It not
IntreqiiBiitly ocuurfa tlmt .in Individual uxuculor 01 guaiillan dkh und that
tho care of the estate Ueoles uiion home iictsoii whom tho tLhlutoi wunlil
not lwo bducted. Giiuicllaiiililiii poniellinos extend orr many ji'.ui
WIi.it assurance li.io you that jourtiknd, whom jou appolnteil as kiiu
linn of our ehilUien, will He out their mluoilty, or lli.it, It he suixlve,
e will letuin his capacity for management. AVhy not Hcctne the highest
It'Kiee ot efllelency at u minimum of cost by appointing' the Title Gu.uan
ty anil Tiust Company In the Hist ItibtaiRe. We will he glad to lutaln the
services of your attorney.
THE TITLE GUARANTY AND TRUST CO,
135 WASHINGTON AVENUE.
U A. WAT11GS, l'leslileilt.
A. II. MrCMNTOCK AND HENltY A. KNAPJ1, Vlee-Pltsldents, -
r. li. PIIILUPS, Vlce-I'iesldent and Tieasurer. ,
D. B, ATHI3UTON, Setietaiy.
WILMAM A. WILCOX, Tjust Otlleer.
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Established
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It is often a source of great satisfaction to purchasers to be able t
make their own selection of skins for garments. We are now In the
exduslve fur business, and prepared to show you a large line cf the fol
lowing high-grade furs :
ALASKA SEAL
PERSIAN LAMB
BROADTAIL
ERMINE
RUSSIAN SABLE
HUDSON BAY SABLD
MINK
CHINCHILLA
BLACK LYNX
BLUE LYNX
Remodeling and Repairing
Is Given Special Attention,
a
v ,.
Atkin's 3j
tc Hi.
1 ?ciyv&.. rf
Are of superior'
quality.
Our assortment
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