The Wilmington daily Republican., December 23, 1901, Image 3

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present. An umbrella is
always an acceptable gift.
The largest ami best stock
in the city to select from.
Pocketbooks, belts, bund
hags and perfumery of the
best makes and at right
prices which should make
them good sellers.
We invite the public to
cull and inspect our goods
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111 E. East Fourth St.
Get your Pound and Fruit Cake
for the Holidays.
Mothers Home-Made Bread;
the favorite for the breakfast tuble.
Orders promptly attended to.
Del mar via phone 303.
SECURITY TRUST &
SAFE DEPOSIT CO.,
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Capital Slock.
Surplus.
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Comb and Brush Sets, $1.00
Fine Perfumes and
Christmas Novelties
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DR. JAMES H. MORGAN,
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SANTA GLADS.
Wilmington, Del.,
Dear Kri.t—I am • littla boy 2
year* and 3 month* old and an
Christmas I* *o o.ar I thought I
would writ* and tall you what 1
want, 1 want ■ an express
wagon, train of cart, a trollaj car
that you can run alone, a doll
baby, horn, noma candy and autn,
and bring my baby brothnr Alfred
ae thie in his first Chrintmaa, a
rubber doll, a rattle,
I remain your little
H. Andrews, 102 West Street
pair of shoes,
friend,Georg*
Wilmington, Del.,
Dear Krias—Please bring me
a nice doll, magic lantern, three
■tory books, a bicyole, three nice
game., eilk dree, for mv doll, pair
of rubbers, and candy nuta and or
From
angee. I am 8 years old.
your friend, Mamie Webler, 332,
Market street.
Wilmington, Del.
Dear Santa Claus—Please bring
me a pair gum boots, a sled, tome
candy, oranges and apples. Thie
is all I have to eay. From your
friend, Rimer Tyre.
Wilmington, Del,
Dear Iirias— I am a little boy 5
years old and I want you to bring
me u lied, a band, rabbit and pot*
of candy and nuts and I want you
to bring Brother Lawrence and
Walter a sled and lot. of candy
and nuts and anything else you
csd spare. From your friend, Al
fred D, Walker, 21b 8. Franklin
street.
Wllmi ngton, Del,
Dear Saola Claus— Please bring
me a new dre.s, a new automobile
coat, watch aud chain, doll baby,
doll'a go-cart, aud some uut. and
candy. From your Iriend, Ethel
Jouea, 103 West street.
Wilmington, Del.
Dear Old Krlss:—1 am a little girl
please bring me a doll, hammock for
my doll, tree,game of old maids,stove,
books and bring my doll a little
switch. Myrtle Hattis, 212 West
street.
Wilmington, Del.
Dear Old Kriss: -I am a little girl
and uk Christmas is near J |want a
doll and cradle,dishes,stockings, horn,
rag doll, trim my tree, and some can
dy, oranges and nuts. Florence Jcw
et, 1138 Apple St.
Wilmington, Del.
Dear Old Kriss:—1 am a little girt
so please bring me a doll, coach,shoes,
aud some candy nuts and oranges. My
brother James wants 2 sweaters, new
suit, cap a(id ton pins and some candy
nuts and oranges. Helen Valentine,
103 West street.
Stanton, Del.
Dear Santa Claus: -Please bring me
a pair of Enamel shoes, new suit, rag
Iln, hoots, green sled, and some nuts,
candy and oranges. Brother Willard,
wants a pair of boots, new hat. Albert
Hamilton.
Wilmington, Del.
Dear Santa Claus: —Please bring me
an umbrella, sled, gloves, gum Ixiots,
popgun, shoes, candy, nuts, and or
anges. Charlie Edwards, 124 S. Har
rison St.
Wilmington, Del.
Dear Santa Claus:—I am a little
boy <5 years old please bring me an
express wagon, sled, boots, blocks,
shoos, overcoat, gloves, and some can
dy, nuts ami oranges. Frank Ed
wards. /
Wilmington, Del.
Dear Santa Claus:—! am a little
girl 4 years old and 1 want a big
doll, audit little doll, dishes, table,
pocket book, high chair for my doll,
and sweeper. J'lease don't forget La
rina. Ethel Edwards.
Kusc Hill, Del.,
Dear Santi Claus:—
i urn U years old. I want a mack
in lost), u large story hook, a large doll
baby, a Christmas tree, candy and
nuts and Santa Uuus do not forget
my brother and sistc. Margaret and
j'Ulll.
1'ftul wants a gun, a football, and
Muiguret wants a doll baby and plen
ty of candy ami nuts. Louisa Stid
ham.
Wilmiugton, Del.
Mr Dear Santa Claus—1 waul a
rucking horse, a drum a train uT cars,
a pair of gloves, a lantern, a Christ*
mas tree, a slocking full of candy and
nuts. Do not forget my little twin
brolhei and sister; 'their names are
Alice aud Franklin Lvnaru. Do not
forget mamma and paps or anybody,
my name is Goldey Lynaui, 15J2 \V.
12th .Street.
Wilmington, Del.
Dear Old Kriss:—Please bring me
pair skates, a sled, and some nula
and oranges and candy. From
your friend, Oscar Kuss, 828Church
street,
Wilmington, Del.,
Dear SantaJ Claus—I would like
you to bring me a sled, pair skates,
pair stockings, pair gloves, and
some candy, nuts aud oranges also
some apples,
your friend, Earle Kuss, No. 828
Church street.
From
Good-bye.
Wilmington, Dei.
Dear Old Kriss—i would like you
to bring ine a sled, au air ritle,pair
stocking, pair gloves, pair skates,
some candy, nuts aud oranges and
apples. Good-bye. From your
friend, Earle Kuss, 828 Church bt.
Wilmington, Del.
Dear Santa Claus:—Please bring me
a handkerchief, a strap lor my
books, horn, pair gloves, train of
cars, hook and ladder, hose cart, a
story book, double slate, tool chest,
candy, nuts and oranges and don't
forget my sister, Mildred C, Miller#
1J7 S. Van IJureo street.
Guyencourl, Del.,
Dear Kriss— 1 am a little girl 8
years old and 1 want you to bring
me a doll that shuts its eyes, two
lead pencils, a school companion
aud some candy and nuts. Mary
A, McCullough.
Wilmington, Del.,
Dear Krit*—I aui a good bop
8 peare old and I want a gun,hand
kerchief. drum, Cbrietmas tree, a
box of cauily and don't forget rnjr
brothers and sietcre. From your
little friend, Leo Hayden, 702 Mar
ket street.
Faulkland, Del.
Dear Santa Claus:—I am little boy
4 years old and 1 want you to bring
. me an express wagon, over coat, horse
and nuts, candjq oranges and bana
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Of
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candy. Paul B
Wilmington, Del.
Dear Santa Claus:—I am a little
girl » years old and I want a big doll,
and a little doll, tree,Candy and nutsj
Lizzie Kollrcs.
Wilmington, Del.
Dear Santa Claus:—I want a doll,
coach, dishes, books, table, nuts, can
dy and oranges. Klsle Hetherton,
1131 Reed St.
Marshalton, Del.
Dear Santa Claus:—I want a doll
baby, an engine, a thresher, bay bail
er, water tank, fodder cutter, some
candy, nuts and oranges. Don't for
get my brother Clarence. Irwin L.
Dempsey.
Wilmington, Del.
Dear Santa Claus:— I want a double
slate, umbrella, handkerchiefs, some
candy, nuts and oranges. Helen Mil
ler, 107 S. Vanburen St.
Wilmington, Del.
Dear Santa Claus:— Please bring
me a doll, baby go cart, dishes, table,
doll's swing, high chair,, storv book,
candy, nuts and oranges. Mildred
Miller.
Union, Del.
Dear Santa Claus:—As Christmas
is near I would like you to bring me
an express wagon, mittens, rooking
horse, train of ears, some nuts, candy
and oranges. Brother llcisler wants
a pony, and Nellie wants a Christmas
tree. Emerson Eastburn.
Newport, Del.
Dear Santa Claus:—I am a little
boy ti years old and I want a new suit
of clothes, express wagon, skating
cap, and some candy and nuts. My
sister wants a high chair, rocking
chair and some candy and nuts, llay
mond Hall.
(iuyencourt, Del.
Dear Sanl.a Claus:—1 want a piano,
a train of cars, sLove, and some can
dy, nuts, and oranges, Lillie McCul
lough.
Wilmington, Del.
Dear Santa Claus: —I want a pair
of gloves, watch and chain, bicycle,
and some candy, and nuts. James
wants a pnir of guinhoots, bicycle and
candy and nuts. Marguerite God
frey, 273 Wagnersrow.
SCALPERS
SWINDLED.
Three strangers have successfully
fleeced a number of second band deal
ers on the coast by a ticket scalping
scheme A few days ago they were
visited by a man who su'd them 1,000
mile books of tlekets for half the reg
ular price*10. Prospects of big profits
at once loomed up and tbe books
were purchased freely.
Ky explaining that tbe books could
be rented for 00 cent, a round trip,
between Wilmington and Philadel
phia and a good profit made, the
stranger sold many of the mileage
books.
Oil Friday two more strangers pur
porting to be contractors, called on
the merchants and of them rented
books to take several laborers to Phil
adelphia.
These two men really were the con
federates of the men who originally
sold the books, and when tbey rent
ed tbe mileage, for the round trip,
they kept, tbe books.
The merchants who bought tbe
transportation now lose the books aud
tile price tbey paid for llicm, and
fear to complain lest tbe railroad de
Icctives will take some action against
them for ticket scalping.
Tbe man who sold the books said
be was enabled to dispose of them at
such a low price becauso be obtained
them at a cut rate.
lie said lie was boarding at tbe
Pennsylvania Hotel, aud would re
main there awhile to redeem the
bunks if the merchants could not rent
them for the round trip between Wil
mington and Philadelphia.
The purchasers evidently remem
bered tins, for John M. Mulrouncy,
proprietor of the hotel, was surprised
when about a dozen Hebrews trooped
into Ills placo and inquired for the
man who bad sold tbo mileage trans
portation to them.
Mr. Mulroouoy said ail lie knew
about the men described was that
they stopped lit bis barroom to buy
drinks a lew times.
Now there Is muoli walling and la
menting along the "coast, " because
of the clever swindle.
Not cue of the men who bought
the books can be induced to open bis
mouth about the occurrence,
Attacked With Veriigo.
iu K. Harper of Nr. 904 Market
Htri-et. while pttintiug at No. 1304 Hod
stricken with
Wlllli
n y Street on Saturday
vertigo, lie was louud in tbe latter honsj
unconsious
miug in
i found by ofllcor War
*•« turn
tnoaed. Under medical tie.umuut Harder
1 . koi ting ulouff uluely.
early yesterday
ccodilion. He
lUciiud the Phoenix atnbular.o
Fell From A Ladder
William Vinoy, colored was Beveraly In
jure Ion 8a; uniay afternoon by falling off
uh'ddrra; No. Sid Hoiltond Avenue while
mnk.ug repairs to n chimney. Ho
m<iu to ilie Delaware Hospital iu the Phoe
nix ainbuleuco.
X-ias Gifts.
SOLID GOLD; RINGS from
50c up to 1$1U0.,;
WATCHES .from ijfl up to
$ 100 .
CLOCKS, SILVERWARE
AND NOVELTIES at the
very lowest prices.
All goods arc warranted as
represented.
Before purchasing, examine
our stock.
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CHAS. A. FEIL.
S. W. Cor. 4th and Market Sts.
Very Useful Xmas Gifts
Consisting of the Best Carving
Bt-ly, Pocket knivoy, bafsty aud
other Razors nud strops, Shaving
brushes, Manicure Sets Hclaaors
Bots aud SciHsorn of every dsscrip
tiou and o'kcr apeaialtlea. Also
very acceptable presents for phya*
dans and nurses. Largo -assort
ment of Health Exorcisms for
physical culture. Both tolopboces.
EOes teridifl|2B fW.7thS4.
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To tbo capitation taxable of
tbe Soatbrea District of Wil
mington, Hundred. Tbe capi
tation taxable residents of the
Southern District of Wilming
ton, Hundred are hereby noti
fied that the undersigned capi
tstion tax collector for the said
district of said Hundred will
be at this office, 1800 Lancas
ter Ave., Wilmington, daily
from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M
until further notice for the
collection of the capitation
tax of the Southern District.
JOHN W. MoCOY, collector
of capitation taxes for the
Southern District of Wilming
ton Hundred.
R H. SCOTT
R. H. SCOTT
R. H. Scott#
314 MARKET STREET.
If you are one of the many compelled to leave Christmas
jurchusing until to-day or to-morrow, there is no time for
Hence we submit these help
lesitation as to "What to Give,
ful suggestions of Something for Everybody.
For Father or Brother.
Handkerchiefs,
Umbrellas,
Gloves,
Bill Books,
Pipe Hacks,
Silk Mufflers,
Hosiery,
Neckties,
Card ('uses.
Cigar Holders,
Underwear,
Tobacco Pouches.
For Mother or Sister.
Enough Silk, Dress Goods or Flannel for waist or dress.
Fancy Neckwear,
Umbrellas,
Flannel Waists,
Mackintoshes,
Dressing Sacques,
Knit Jackets,
Pocketbooks,
Handkerchiefs,
Coats and Jackets,
Hosiery,
Leggins.
Gloves,
Fur Scarfs,
Wrappers,
Petticoats,
Perfumery,
Knit Shawls,
Belts,
Chatelaine Bags,
Huffs,
Underwear,
Muffs.
For The Baby.
Cloak-s, •
Dresses,
Bootees,
Silk or Wool Veils.
Caps.
Bonnets,
Mittens,
Knit Rattles,
For One Who Keeps House.
Blankets,
Bed Spreads,
Buffet Scarfs,
Pillow Shams,
Sheets.
Table Linens,
Napkins,
Towels,
Comfortables,
Table Covers,
Pillow Cases,
For Little Maidens
Boxes of Handkerchiefs,
Mackintoshes,
Perfumery.
Reefers,
Umbrellas,
Gloves,
Ribbons,
For Some One's Boy
Leggins,
Skating Cups,
Stockings,
Gloves,
Mufflers,
Handkerchiefs,
Everything
sold at the very lowest possible prices, no fancy profits for
the Holidays here; onr usual small margin, at the same
time Green or Bed Trading Stamps given with every pur
chase.
R. H. Scott
314 MARKET STREET.
Las Brevas Key West Cigars
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Boxes of 25, $3. Purdana and Conchas sizes $7.50 per 100.
Fior de Rothachild. Is a cigar
$2.00 or $7.50 per 100. Tbi* is a sold at 0c. or $6.00 per 100. Hetter
hand made 10c. segar, our own tbao a 5c. .egar, not quite a, good
a* a 10c. aegar.
La Flur de Durstein, box of 25,
fi
make.
Special Attention Given tn Ladies
Who wiidi to purchase something in our line.
We also have lady clerks.
OUR GOODS MUST GIVE SATISFACTION
We Have the Drgest Assortment of Pipes and
Smoking Sets to be found.
Thoec special Meerschaum Seconds are going (ait—eell at $1.25,
»L5U and $1.76, with,caeca. Tbey have large, genuine, clear ambers.
; A i n a .-x *u
E. Second Street,
S. H. Durstein.
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Tbt BMMol month will go dowSs
a racora brother lor oil $bl(fiqents on;
tbo Delaware river.
From Marcue Hook full; 22,000,000
galloot of tbe field will be tbe amount
shipped, while Philadelphia will bare
60,000,000.
The nature of the shipments will
be fully 15,500,000.
The Steamship Oilfield cleared Sat
urday with 1,771,000 gallons of oil
for ltoucn valued at 93,000,
A Royal Qood lime, -
A royal good time was enjoyed last
Friday night at the banquet of St.
John's chapter, A. F. A. M. At the
annual election Mayor Fisher was
chosen High Priest and I)r. Kile, the
retiring officer was presented with a
handsome jewel.
Middletown Hotel.
John McIntyre who lias been in
charge of the National Hotel, Middle
town, recently purchased the Middle
town Hotel, from Mrs Comcgs for
*25,000.
Holiday Fun and F<
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Too much of a good thing! That's what we areH
all liable to take during a holiday season. Healthy,V
jolly people will do it and make themselves sickj 1
"In time of peace prepare for war," and have about
the house a pleasant, perfect, palatable, positive
medicine for sour stomach, sick headache, colic, 1
winds, belching, biliousness, furred tongue, lazy
liver, constipation, bad breath, bad taste, all liable'
to result from holiday over-indulgence, Cascarets
Candy Cathartic is what you want; a tablet after a
big meal will prevent sickness, or a tablet at night
before going to bed, after a good time, will fix you
all right for morning, and let you get up clear as a
bell, ready for business or pleasure. «
Best for the Bowels. All druggists,
0enuin ' ublM
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. ajc. 50 c. Never told in baW*
C d C C C. Guaranteed to
cic. Sample and booklet
free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New
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BOOKS FOR
CHILDREN.
Chrlatmns 1« essentially a children's
festival. The spool'll preparations that
are belnf made for tbe holiday seaaon at
the Wlliniugton Institute Free Library
are therefore particularly appropriate.
Within the last week additional electrlo
llghta have been Installed in tbe children'*
room ao that It la now much more cheer
ful and pleasant than ever before. A lib
eral supply of green Including pine
branohea, holly and mistletoe bung
about the room, every electrlo light be.
Ing encircled by holly. The ohlldren are
very much Interested In thie proco s of
beautiful
making their corner
contributions of tha littla ones have been
nnmsroua. Two or three little boys, who
were not very well clothed, Insisted on
being allowed to buy wreaths of holly aud
sprigs of evergreen that they might con
tribute to the decoration.
The bulletin boards too are well cover
ed with pictures in blaok and white and
colors illustrative of
Jesus or of modern Christmas celebration.
Tbeso pictures have for tbe most part
been out from tbe illustrated papers,
though this oolleotioD has been augment
ed by kind friends of the library who de
light In pleasing tbe children.
Most of tbe time during the ln6t few
weeks that tbe ohildreu could spare fr
their studies and from ohrlstmas pin us
hai been devoted to reading along the
line of Christmas customs. For two or
three weoks ohlldren have been clamor
ing for Christmas poems aud books and
artiolos on Christmas customs. In re
spouse these wide spread requests, the
children's libmriup has
tensive list. This list
tire book* but mostly Is made up of refer
ence to ariiolee in collections of tnsga
zluoi. The list has been typewritten and
Is available to young and old alike who
may wish to consult lu Obviously the
list Is too long to give entire lu these ool
uinns. A selection however may be of
servloe to toachers aud parente who may
be besieged by walking Interrogation
points.
It should besaid that most of tbe books
referred to buve been reserved for refer
enoo in the library. All of them being
brought together lu two or three sbelvej.
Since Christmas had Its origin in tbe
birth of Christ, reference is made to Lew
Wallace's "Boyhood of Christ" and Quer
bar's "Legends of the Virgin and Christ."
From the voluminous literature on tbe
history, customs and observances of
Christmas one may seleat Brand's "Pop
ular Antiquities of Great Britain" (con
suit tbe index), Chambers' "Book of
Days" vol. 2 Washington Irving's "Christ
mas eve' and "Chalations day" (in 'sketch
book"). Wagnee's "Manners. Customs
and Observance" pp. 277 86 and Welsh's
"Curiosities of Ponular customs."
Among Christmas stories again it is
bard to ahooee there are so many good
ones. Diokens' "Christmas Carol" though
old Is always new. Eugene Field's "The
first Christinas tree" (iu bis "Little Book
of Profitable Tales)" has already beoorae
a classic. Dodge's "Hans Biinker" de
scribes Christinas iu Holland* Miss
Alctts books contain
stories aud tbe typewritten
brary point* (hem all out.
It Is thought that Bellamy Goodwin's
"Open Sesame" (8 rols.) and lloCaeky's
"Chrlstuiue in Bong Sketch and Story"
contains the best collodions of Christmas
lore. Attention Is also callsd to Eugene
Hield's "Jest fore Christmas" lb his
"Love Songs of Childhood" and most
famous of all Moore's "Night before
Christmas" which will be found in many
collections of poems.
The library
but this collection of books will be kept
for reference at least until alter New
Year's day. m
and the
scenes in the life of
ured an ox
es eome en
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Includi
iy Christinas
list at the li
closed ou Christmas day
Killed Hueband to Save Son.
Columbia, S. C, Deo. 23.—Crazed
with liquor John Phillips, of Hamp
ton, last nlgbt attacked bis wife and
son with & gun, llrlDgon them as they
fled from the house.
Iu tbe yard Mra. Phillips standing
between her son and the husband wli
had his gnn leveled Belzed an ax and 0
struck her husband dead. Sbe ha*
been exonerated.
N OTICE-I, ANNA M. WINKLER. OWN
er aud occupant or the house, sit
uated at No. 1416 French street* in the
Sixth ward, ia the city of Wilmington,
County or New Qastie, .State of Delaware,
in compilation with the requirements of the
acts or tbe General Assembly, in
mado aud prov'dod, do hereby ft
that Istiail apply In writing to tbe oaurc of
general sessions or the Btaie of Delaware,
for New Castle 0o„ to be bold at W11
inlngton, on Monday, tbo 8rd day of
Feb., A. D. 10J3, being tbo next term of
, for a license for said bouse as an
inn or tavern, for the sale therein of In
eating liquor?, lu leas quantities than
quart, to be drunk ou tbe premise* and
tne following named respectable citi
zens of said ward, at least Vi of whom
substantial freeholders, recommend the
said nppltcation, via:
Johu Kook
F ttchweiuhart
Wllaou Adams
Clinton Johnson
George W Young
Heiurioh Erust
Geo H Hpath
Johu H Fahey
Clios Weiilman
Jogn McKnguey
Geo W Pierce
Wm Kirk
Jmh Harr
W Manchester
d21 lit
snob ouse
notice
in
said
Emmet Morrow
Elijah Tomlinson
Christian bpoerl
August Hampel
James Lewis
Wm Hi Palmer
Frank Sell reider
Chile Opncnlandcr
John J Gullagber
Fred W Heim
Wm Springer
Leonhard fielae
John V K Inina tuber
Harry MaConneU
if. WINKLER.
ANNA
RICHARDSON'S ROLLER KILLS.
Flour exchaiiR*d tor wheat. FemI griadinf
and custom work doue
short notice.
-jlj-tf
Holiday Goods
at
Duncan Bros.
Barney nud Berry Skates, SleJs, Express
Wuroiis, buokbuards veloct pedes; Malleable
iron, steel and mcohanioal toys, money gufes,
blackboards, tool chests, Christ;
holders and fence, hot air eu^im
lanterns, fo>tballs, strikiug hues, boxing
gloves, guns, air and cartridge rifles, Russell's
silver-plated warn aud carvin;; sets. Table
and pocket cutlory, scissors, safety and other
razors.
214 MARKET STREET.
nZItf
SPICES
The puddingy,
holiday dm hi«*
wh»u u'tgh quality spiom
Fur splscj givo ibcflulNhi
to the fluey l cooks ry. BolJ i
quantity.
pastry aud other
ii'ti only oujoyublo
►eU.
ng touch
any
FL&T0R1HG 'EXTRACTS
The klml that dolights you. Every
flavor that we make is full and
rich. Vanilla, Lemon, Oraugo, Al
mond and Ross In bottlss at 86c., or
In. quantities m desired.
BEtr8 PH^
*
hCn
?arkEt 5t.
£o6.2ob;2io.
8o6.2o8.2lo
5t.~
A Souvenier Free to Every Purchaser
*
Headquarters For
HOLIDAY GOODS
, i • „
blllOklllg JaCKLtS.
-AT
LOWEST PRICES
We are doing the Largest
Holiday Business in the 36
yrs. of our business career.
Elegant and Usoful Christmas Gifts.
Dress Suit Cases,
Telescopes,
Pocketbooks,
Fancy Handkerchiefs. C'hatelain Bags,
Jewelry,
Sterling Silver Novelties,
Perfumery,
Toilet Sets,
Plaques with Easels,
Fancy Goods.
Umbrellas,
Neckwear,
Furs,
Fur Collars,
Children's Sets, Silk Muffler
Fur Gloves,
Kid Gloves,
Golf Gloves,
Sweaters,
Knit Jackets,
Mackintoshes,
Rain Coats,
Silk Suspenders,
Silk Garters,
Plush Caps,
Skating Caps,
Polo Caps,
Tam-o'-Shanters,
Come Early and Make Your Holiday Selections Froni
Complete Assortments in Every Department.
A Souvenir Free to Every Purchaser.
ic^ystcn
• J
arket St.,
2o6.2o8.2lo
Cigars For T^e Holidays.
Box of 25, 50 or 100 Cigars
Tobacco of all Kinds
Suitable for Gifts.
Samuel Hawkins, 610 Market
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JUST IN FROM THE ORIENT
Japanese Fern Balls
Can be had in full foliage for Chi'istmaH.
The Finest Decorated Plant to be had, Largest size at 50c
At J. J. SMITH'S,
Fourth asid Shipley Streets.
THOMAS McHUGH,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
Nos. 102-104 Market Street.
I have in stock
MT. VERNON RYE WHISKY,
HANNESVILLE RYE WHISKY,
MELVAL RYE WHISKY.
SHERWOOD RYE WHISKY,
Also Fine Old Brandies, Imported Wines & Holland Gins
1 make a specialty in the celebrated Eclipse Rye
' b Whisky, bottled and sold by
THOMAS McHUGH.
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