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^^PIPIPp^ ,r W$P$F) at present. 'W A Rew Hints for Practical Christinas-. jtitfts Dainty Waists^Dressing Sacqyes One of these makes a highly valued Ghristmsfe. GiftAside from this it carries with it a high compliment both to the giver and recipient for the refined taste and good sense, manifested. Excellent values to please all purse*. Umbrellas area new departure for lis, and to maintain the high standard that characterizes our other de partments extra efforts were made to obtain the beat the leading London makers, had to offer. We are showing a great variety of New Novelties of dur- able silk over frames of welded steel, with handles of Sterling Silver, Rolled Gold, Ivory, Pearl, Natural Wood and the New Directoire effectsrPrices range from $2.75 to $20.00 SpecHal HoflSday Offering Umbrellas of Union Taffeta over National. Lock frameswith patent runners. Fancy designed han- dles in Pearl, Gold Plate and Gun-metal. Regular*$5.00 Umbrellas reduced to $2.75 Exceptionally strong values at. $5.04 Special Showing of New Arrivals Dependable, rustling Taffeta Petticoats in Black and White Stripes, the riqli new shadesand changeables. Many smart new stylesflounces, accordion pleated Umbrella or circular, with Tailored Straps. Very specially priced... $ Other excellent Petticoat values.$6.50, $7.50, $8.50 DaSflntj .Dressing., Sacques Handsomely made' up in French Albatross, artistically trimmed with Silk Braids and dainty Ribbonsmany hand embroidered*- delicate colors, attractively trimmed. Special $go Each,. ns For Maids-Waitresses and Tea Parties. Js&eer white Lawn^cJLusjj-iiG^^ o^nser-*'- tion-othera, lae trimmedyTibbb^bow^'' 35c 5oc 65c 75c to $3.6b New Lace Waists New Arrivals shown for thefirst timd '/'WV-51 Just unpacked a fresh shipment of these dainty new But- ter colored Cluny and German Valenciennes creations C- Silk linedYoke and cuffs of embroidered Valenciennes Lace. .Special! value.............. $11.50 New effects in Waists ef Tucked Net Yoke has Combination Embroidered M&dallions^ and Lace InsertioriSpecial. NOTE- Our Semi-Annual Suit Clearance Sale inaugurated Monday last is a great success. From the expressions of satisfaction hoard on all sides the values offered are even greater than ever before. Sale continues until every suit is sold. Owing to the rush of holiday articles we cannot specialize values mas Jewelry This artistic group of Jewelry offers most inviting choice to the gift seeker. Here is. not only beauty but new ness, originality of design, exclus ivenessmore merit than you'll find in the next dozen Xmas sug gestions you think of. ^Diamonds, Sterling Silver, Hawke's Cut Class, Watches, Chains, Lockets, Beautiful Stationery, Etc. EUSTIS BROS. JEWELERS 712 NICOLLET roperly Qopular urses A full line of this strictly new pursid is i6 be Ibtmd at ARISTOM'S ~M :%.71^#JieoHet.%%-^ i ?fr News -f of Mrs, Elbert L, Carpenter of Clifton avenue gave a musicale this afternoon honor of her guest, Mrs. Hubert G. Buehler of Lakevillc, Conn. Mrs. Car penter and Mrs. Buehler received alone in the handsomely, appointed drawing room,,e Eetfe W Carpenter Charle ansd assisting were Mmes. Charles C. Webber, John B, Gilfillan, Alden II. Smith, Preston King, George Chase Christian, Leonard Welles, Miss Mar garet Welles .and. Miss Marian Martin, A beautiful program was presented by Mrs. Alma Johnson Porteous and Miss Clara Williams, who sang a group of songs, and Carlo Fischer, who played 'cello selections. Mrs. Harriet W. Kun yan furnished the accompaniments. About a hundred invitations had been issued. Mrs. Buehler will return to her home Saturday, and she will be entertained at several charming informal affairs be fore her departure. Mrs. George L. Gillette gave her sec ond post-nuptial at home today at the L. S. Gillette residence, 712 Fifth street SE, Eeceiving with Mrs. Gillette were Miss. Kate Buchanan and Miss Eliza beth Healy. In the parlors and re ception hall pink chrysanthemums made a pretty setting and white and pink blossoms were in the diningroom. This evening Mr. and Mrs. Gillette will re ceive together. .Mrs. David F. Simpsdn entertained at a luncheon today at her. Tiome on Lyndale avenue for Miss Jennie Lind, who was the' debutante introduced by her at the Hostesses' reception, Mrs. Charles Cleveland and Mrs. Wesley Neill will be hostesses at a bridge party tomorrow afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Neill, 2011 Second avenue S. The hours will be from 2 to 6 o'clock and fifty women have been invited'. Thursday afternoon Mrs. Neill and Mrs. Cleveland witt entertain the same number of women at six-hand euchre.. Mrs. Florence S. Potter entertained the young women of the senior and jun ior classes of the kindergarten normal school this afternoon at her home, 2212 Harriet avenue. Miss Blanche Booth gave several delightful readings from Shakspere, and later the guests gath ered about-the tea'table. The firgt. of the affairs which have been planned for Miss Bessie tKoons, a Christinas bride, was given this after noon when Miss Anna Mae Mortimer of 2104 Western avenue, entertained' a group of, a dozen young women at a linen shower. The decorations and ap pointments were in pink with carna tions in the parlors, and chrysanthe mums and pink tapers in candelebrum in the dining room. The lights thru out were shaded in- pink. Each guest toasted the bride, and' Miss Lillian Swartz. acted as teas^rnistress Later Miss Koons was showered with dainty linen gifts from a landing in the halt Misses Haziel Mortimer and Florence Cheney assisted the hostess. The wedding of Miss Frederica Eliza beth Schultz and Benjamin Powers Darby of Huron, S. D., took place last evening at the home of the bride and southern smilax rhade: il greens leafy bower in'the parlors, wlier'e the vows -were spoken,. branches lofftholly fes tooned the dooxwayiS: 'and' 'clusters of red carnations continued "the" pretty ef fect of red among the green. Mr.' and Mrs. Darby have gone on an eastern trip. They will be at home in Huron after Jan. I. ^PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. Miss Fannie Cosgrove has gone to California. Satterlee lodge, I. O. G. T., will hold a meet ing in McElfoy hall tonight. Mr. arid Mrs. F. A. Olds ol Tacoma, Wasli., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Cowderey 231.7 Bryant avenue S, on their way south for the winter. The thimble bee of Minnehaha chapter, No. 37. O. E. S'.. will meet at the home of Mrs. R. S. Hctherlngtou, 8315 Columbus avenue, Friday afternoon. Lelawala council, N6v''3,'"bl of P., will give a card party Wednesday evening, Dec-. 19 in stead of tomorrow evening, in Kraft's ijall 2027- Washington avenue K. Golden Rod branch of the Sunshine society will give a-social Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Blyberg, 231 Twenty-sisth avenue S, for the Christmas sunshine fund. Miss Susan B. Farwell of this city' is at present visiting her grandparents at Dubuque, Iowa. She will leave Friday for CJaremont, N. II.. to be bridesmaid at the wedding of a school friend. Minneapoli'sH peoplePearlmanw at Ne York hotels ar DuluthHollande as follows: Holland, Miss M. J. Johnston \V. F. L. Decarie Astor, X. L. Har- i1.n Bre.sr1111 vGardner, W. G. Hegardt Astor', J. D. Stryker Seville, R. H. Schlamau. The following officers were elected in Min neapolis chapter. No. 9, Order of the Eastern Star, last evening: Worthy matron, Mrs, J. H. Johnson worthy patron, jGeorge W. Bysinger associate matron, Mrs). A. It. Archibald secre tary, Mrs. S. B. McGuire treasurer, Mrs George W. Ilummell conductress,. Mrs. Charles Armstrong associate conductress, Mrs 3 Iiucker. MUNSTERBERG VISITS KAISER. Berlin. Dee. 11.Emperor William today re ceived Professor Hugo Munsterberg, professor of psychology at Harvard university. AN OLD TIME STOMACH REMEDY is Hostetter's Bitters. I was first com pounded in 1853 and because of its/great curative properties is now regarded as the best stomach remedy before the public. Hostetter's Stomach uesday_gvening,' THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.^ "/-'^befeembet^ 11,^1906?^-- 5 oh Sixteenth street. The Bev. .Irving* P. Johnston read the service, in the pres ence Of the relatives and close friends of the family. The "Lohengrin" wed ding match, '^Spring Song," and the Mendelssohn' "Midsummer Night's Dream" march furnished the musical setting. Miss_-Schultz wore white, silk mulle over white silk, with trimmings of cro chet laee, and her, flowers were white chrysanthemums... ^Christmas'a 1 A The emancipation of woman, her chtb life and business affiliations are responsible for tiej increase of crimes among women. ^Ehere- is too little home lif the constant association with men tends to" make worn?n calldns, less mor al ^and in consequence, more reckless. Women criminals are "infinitely more vicious than men, less tractable, more unmanageable, and vwhen they become partners in crime, the woman inspires and the man executes.". This is a pretty^:--radical statement that will be combated everywhere. But it has authority. It is the frank opin ion of Mrs. Mary E. Holland, the fore-, most' woman detective in the United 'States. N k. WW mm I I N WOMEN CAUSE GRIME MRS. MARY E. HOLLAND. That the men oftrber craft have re spect for her attainments and her opin ions is best evidenced by the fact that she is at present ih" Washington, teach ing the men of "the United States se cret service the intricacies and infalli bilities of the B.erjtillon systemthe system of classifying, retaining the rec ords and identifying criminals- by their finger prints. Mrs. Holland is the fore most expert on the system in this coun try. What the Market Affords Eabbits, 20 cents each. Creamery, butter, jar, 33 cents a pound brick, 34: cents. Eggs, storage, 2 cents a dozen strictly afresh, 35 cents. Gabbage, 5 cents "'each. Popcorn, 5 cents abound. Rabbits have bejen. late in coming into the inarket, bnt now that they are beginning to arrive, they will furnish variety to the table! When a rabbit is fresh the flesh.should be firm and if young, the animal:will have smooth and sharp claws. As the^ fiesh is rather dry bacon is frequently: ^served with it. To broii a-rabbii cut into large joints and wrap eaeh o^bhem in well, buttered p'siper. 'Broil ythem till-well browned see that the .iointsiare turned frequent- ly\.jo as to ^be evefnly cooked. -When ready rremove theofapers and" serse .on a hofdish-wi'thssMr pats of butter on top of each joint. For curried^ rabbit noint neatly, then fryj light brown' coldr ini: two ouiiaes of butter. Bemove the joints 'and?fryf a sliced onion, adcl'.'two tablespoons o: curry powder, three tablespoons -.of chopped cocoanut, one dessertspoon. :of sugar,' a quarter of .a :pint of grav-Vi a quarter pint of miik, & teaspopnful of salt, one dessertspoon, of flour, let this come, to the boil add otie chopped.apple and the -pieces of the rabbit, .simmer gentjy for one and half hours. I FROM ELIZABETH LE& -1 Design fd*5 a Waist. Dear Miss Lee: Please desigii for me two waists. One is a blue pongee silk, for which I "Ijave a darned net yoke. I would like to have it very fancy, as it is to be a theater waists The other is a black taffeta. Hqw would a faggotted yoke in gold look? M. W. F. It is rather difficult to design becom ing waists without knowing your meas urements. A pretty model, however, for the blue pongee would be to gather the material several times, taking up little tucks, each row, to the net yoke and then tying the waist on the shoulders with strands of pink and blue velvet, pretty knots lying 4irectlv on the shoulders, and bringing the fullness into a belt of the strands of velvet. Pretty puff sleeves shirred? .to form cuffs and finished:with knots|qi velvet will com plete a very pretty girlish waist. Were you thinking of having the yoke of narrow black ribbon faggotted with gold thread! This would be ef fective, especially if lined with white. The lower portion cduld be Tin-tucke to the yoke and be brought-into a black belt closed with a buckle'in gold and white enamel. Full ^puff sleeves could be brought into band cuffs matching the^ yoke, when the result would bef a decidedly smart waist. TrrElizabeth Lee. Nurses to Graduate. The graduating exercises of the city hospital training school for nurses will be held in Wesley. ehurch ^tomorrow evening and are open to the public. Following the graduating exercises a re ception-will be given to the nurses and their friends in the-felhurch parlors. The following nurses will graduate: Maynie Lucas, Margaret Tneker, Iva Hooker/ Mildred Anderson, Irene Foote, Emma Hole, Madeline L. Fahrhi, B. Germaine Kennedy, Lena Youngberg, E. Lyla Ramstead. Holiday Bazaars. The Ladies' Aid society of Simpson Methodist Episcopal church will serve a Christmas supper in' the church par-* lors tonight at, 6:30 6'clock. Queen Esther circle" of the Thirteenth 'Avenue Me"thodist _- ^Episcopal chufeh will hold 'a' Ghristihas bazaa in th ^'hui'ch parlors:: |6^nbrroW' Uressed1 will i rfl%i at e, strengthen tone the entire^ system, ^-gtlso re store the'appetite, aid digestiop, open up the clogged bowels and. eure Sour Risings., Heartburn, Kidney Rouble, Dyspepsia^ Indigestion, Chills, Colds or Female -His. Wfe urge every Vsick man or wom an '-tfr Hty it at once. hMidketphiefsreveninge dplls'/* h'&nd ^paihted 'gifts for OnriStmas and home made candies willrbe'for'sale. 'The Ladies' Aid'society of Blpom ington Avenue Methodist Episcopal church will hold Its" annual bazaar and serve a New England? dinner in the Seventh. Ward Ee,pub^ican hall tonight. The Ladies' gnild of Grace Episco pal church will hold'a-sale in the guild room tomorrow afternoon. A supper Will be served frpm,.6 to 8 o'clock. The Women-'s Auxiliary and Guild of Gethsemane church WilLliold the annual sale of Christinas ai-ticles tomorrow afternoon in the parish hall. A lunch eon will1 beeserved 12nto 1:30 o'clock.1 Th guildiwilfrom hold a all-da meeting tomorrow. The Women's club of the First Uni tarian church will hold an apron and fancy, article sale Thursday and a spe cial meeting will beheld all day,tomor row in the church, to make final.prepara tions. A box lunch, will be served at saU 1 'iIK 1 1 fr ?i) r^rm ft r- ,M-d\ y-4firmpmfmm^mmtm vA"i Ci *nd Charities r Club Calendar. WI3DNESDAY Art History club, Mrs. F. H. Davis, 2104 Irving avenue S, afternoon. Woman's Missionary society of West minster church, church.parlors, 3 p.m. Thursday Musical students' business meeting at the studio, 9:30 a.m. study classes," 10 a.m. and .3 p.m. Ladies' Home Missionary. Sewing circle of Plymouth church, church re-- ception room, all day. Willing Workers of Augustana Lu theran church, Mrs. C. E. Youngdahl, 1600 Eleventh avenue S, 3 p.m. Ladies' Aid society of Tuttle Uni versalist church, Mrs. E. R. D. Wood' ward, 2640 Harriet avenue, 2 p.m. Women's Home and Foreign- Mis- sionary society of the Fifth Ayeniie Presbyterian church, Mrs. B. Espaugh, 2:30 p.m. Women's guild of All Saints' church, business meeting, guild rooms, 3 p.m. Nature Study club, Mrs. G. D. Shep hardson, 717 River road, 2 p.m. Ladies' Aid society of Thirty-eighth Street Congregational church, Mrs, C. K. Irons, 314 East Thirty-eighth street, 2 p.m. Ladies' Aid society of Tabernacle church, church parlors, 2:30 p.m. Ladies' Aid society of the First Pres byterian church", thimble bee, Mrs, S. 8. Cargill, 2601 Portland avenue, 8 p.m. Union meeting of Grace and Bethle hem Women's Foreign and Home Mis* sionary societies, Bethlehem Presbyte rian church, 2:30 p.m. Women's society of Trinity Baptist church, church parlors, all day mis sionary program 2p.m Women's club of the First Unitarian church, church parlors, all day. Women's Missionary society of Park Avenue Congregational' church, Mrs. C. S. Bardwell, 1906 Portland avenue, 3 p.m. ^Ladies' Aid and Missionary societies of Como Avenue Congregational church, Mrs. John Bt Graves, 1526 Como ave nue SE, 2:30 p.m. Foreign Missionary society of Chi cago Avenue Baptist church, Mrs. Sehermerhorn, 3432 Cnicago avenue, 3 p.m. Ladies'* Aid society of the First Bap tist church, church parlors, afternoon, "Virginia Dare chapter, D. A. R., Miss Anna Sattorthwaite, 3018 Emerson ave nue S, 3 p.m. Ramblers, Mrs. Thomas Quinby, 3912 Clinton avenue, 2 p.m. An Evangelistic Meeting, In connection with, the foreign mis sionary evangelistic campaign, the Women's Home and Foreign Missiona ry societies of Grace, arid Bethlehem Presbyterian churches will hold a meet ing in the parlors of Bethlehem Presby terian church tomorrow at 2:30 p.mi Rev. S. M. Jordan of Teheran, Persia, will give an address. A Christmas Party. The Author's Study club had a Christmas frolic this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Niles Nyberg, 515 Fifth street SE ',,A luncheon~:was served from a table "decked with a Christmas tree and poinsettias made an effective arrangement thru the rooms. Covers *^e placed for twenty-three and after luncheon games were a feature', Each Pi the .guests had brought a gift, which was fastened to a pole, and*with a small pair of scissors each ciiitiia-favor. A Club Anniversaa^ The Oliver Wendell Holmes^ club Was entertained by the presidents-Mis- J}. Hobbs, 2217 Polk street NE Thursday a|M^#^|iH^h0decbratiohs were caf r^e^iottt 'in^the-elub flowers, apple bios." $$iis and festoons of the flowers were g&rlanded "frbin *th]e ceilings in the .par ley and d,ining room to the tables." The mace car^s bore quotations froni Oliver' Wendell Holmes. -The favors: were in the club colors, pink, green an$ white, and also had quotations. As ifc?was the twelfth anniversary of the cjub each year of study was represented by illii'-' trations from the literature of the dif ferent countries studied, America/Eng land, Greece, Italy and Frahee A luncheon, appointed in pink and white, was served at the close of the meet-. ihV. Eminant Dootors Praise its We refer to that boon to weak* nervous, Buffering women known as Dr. Plerce'a Favorite Prescription. Dr. John Fyfe one of the Editorial St&fl of TH4 ECXECTIO MBDIOAL JtEvraw says of Unicorn root (Sekmios Dtoica) 'which' is one of the chief ingredients of the ^Fa- vorite Prescription i "A. remedy iriUchujVarlBbly acts as a \Mw. IneJnVltoritbt makes for normal ac fttlliy of the enttre reproductiTe system." He oenttuuM !l miopias we hare-a medlca* meat \fhieh njote mtty answers the abora purrxrai fto.art other drug vHtii which I am acaUatnted. the trektment of diseases pe culiar to iromen it is seldom that a ease is seenirblelj does not present some Indication for thte.rei^dlal agent" Dr. Fartfe further I^^^B^tPflj^in*. J? among the leadinc mdicatlous^rMelonias (Unicorn rooti. Pa S or aemnf:iti ie.pack, with leucorrhcHi atonic (Weak) conditions of the reproduotir* orsrans of women, mental depression and ir ritability, associated with the reproductive om sensation of heat in tne ney menprrhagla (floodins'), Bensatlons in ttie extreme lower part ofthe abdomen," v, If more or,less of the above symptoms are present, ho invalid woman can do better than take Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, one of the leadingingredi ente of which is UnicSrn root, or Helonlas, and the medical properties of which it most fa|thf ully represents. Of Golden Seal root, another prominent iniihredtent*' of "Favorite Prescription," PrOf, Flliley Blllngwood, M. D., of Ben nett Medical College. Chicago, says: "It Is an Important xemedy in disorders of the womb. In all catarrhal conditions and general enfeeblement, it Is useful." Prof. John M. Scudder, M. D., late of Cincinnati, says of Golden Seal root: In relation to Its general effects on the system, th&vie no medidw in use about which there 4s 8\u& general unanimity of opinion. It i univertally regarded as the tonic useful In all debilitated states." ^iprof. Bartholow, M\ P.. of Jefferson Medical College, says of Golden Seal: uTjltiabU|in uterine hemorrhage) menor rhagnv tfloodm8an congestive dysmenor rhoea {painful menstruation).'' 'i Dr. tierce's Favorite Prescription faith fully represents all the above named in Sedlents and cures the diseases for which ey are recommended. f^Unsuual and Exclaslv^ CANDIES The Famous ^g^ Rnsilan Checolatei .Mary in anew package^],- s\ f-: iteserre one before they are air gone. All sorts f Attractive AT. ni Olseases of of women, constant region of the kid- due to a weak- i ened condition of the reprodfietlve system) (sttppTt noi aDnormal condition of the oigesure and ansemlc (ttiln blood) habit draining amenoKThoaa a (suppre periods) arising fro rnaal condition or absent monthly rom or accompanying an fligestiTe organs Suggestions for the Holidays. MERCHANTS OF FINE CLOTHES, Stunning Winter Millinery! Women interested in a new hat to go with their holiday outfits will find on sale Wednesday highly artistic hats in black and colors. Hats just made and designed for the holiday trade, each trimmed with beautiful ostrich plumes. Formerly sold up to $40.00. Wednesday Trimmed.street hats, worth up to) $10.00 Ribbons Beautiful assortment of Millinery Ribbons, sold up ,to $1.00 per yard, in I all the new colors elegant to make holiday gifts of this sale. 25c yard Xmas Gifts for Women Lately the tendency at Xmas time is to give practi cal gifts instead of spectacular useful affairs. The Plymouth offers a wide assortment of sensible and use ful gifts, and in the Women's Section especially at tractive may be named the following War I/inied GoatsMinnesota weather demands a warm coateither a fur jacket or & long fur lined coat. These serviceable coats for driving, automo b.iling and street wear are most reason- able$2^to $100 i.,... .v. Silk Pettieoats-"A fancy silk under skirt is always welcome, for it can be used for evening or dressy day wear. This week we offer some fetching styles in Persian, plaids and stripe silk petti coats at $7.50 also blacks and colors at $5 Silk WaistsA gift that needs no comment if a woman had a hundred she could use more. We are prepared to help out in increasing her ward robe Sweaters-For skating, and general weai\iAiriwboautomobiling Norfolk knitted jacket, $2.50 upward.. Evening Coats Especially for a young girl nothing could give more delight. We show a full assortment in light shades, $20 upward Imfiorted- Italian Silk Underwear at Half Price This beautiful Silk Underwear makes a most accept able Christmas gift. The prices we are making on these garments are remarkable 1 ii $3.00 It^l|au^^%sjt^ iiow^ $1.50 $4J)0 Italian, ^ifc Vests,'npwV $2.00 &< \&M,\fM &* $S$ Italian Silk Vests, now, ,$4.00 '2r Jw $5JO Italiaii Silk Drawers, now...... .$2.50 $'" $12.Q6""ltapii Silk Union Suits, now... .$6.00 7Also /m^0 beautiful fancy mercerized silk vests, \yith crocliet -yokes, suitable for gifts, at J85c to $1.90. Holiday Silk Hosiery special*lot of women's beautiful pure thread silk hose, including many beautiful hand:embrftjdei:edi designs in black and colors.t This is truly ajwon derful selection at.. 4 Women's beautiful Pur Thread Silk 1 Hose in black and all'.the 7 evening I shades. This hose is usually sold at $1.50 vi'. .,L:.., .K Women's fine Pure Thread Silk Hose in black, tan, pink, blues and other shades, with dainty hand-embroidered patterns TR Plynoath Clothiag Hoise, Nicollet ad Sixtfc Moore&Scriver 711-713 Nicollet Ave Book RacksSolid Mahogany, $3.00 To help you solve the gift prob lem we have many novelties from $1.00 to $20.00 FootstoolsSolid Mahogany, $7.50 Desks and Escritoires, dark rich ma hogany ideal gift for a lady $12.00 to $100 Hammered brass wood boxes- for the fireplacje^ unique and practical, $25.00***" \^JUNGS Ladiea:* ^lid Gold'-Se^ J^Q8\iw\r6vi.... Laches *,oiid Gold ^Signet Rings,-up from... 9mll Dijamond Kings in* 14k' mountings, at 15 i I'll $4.50 95c y?. Tea Trays-SoUd Mahogany, $5.00 Beautiful reproductions of antique mahogany sewing tables from $10.00 to $35.00 Colonial Mirrors, $9.00 Oriental rugsreal gems that will improve any collection, $7,00 to $500 Genuine mahogany library table, heavy, njassite design, oval top^ $35.00 S. SCHAFFER 243 Nicollet Avenue fg' '41 25c '1 i, 1 1 s1 125 to ISO $7.50 and 10 $3 $|B blouse and *A\ to 2.50to *5.00 -.V t '20to 50 I ^h HALF PRICE 3 Prs. $5 Suggestions for the Holidays.