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f CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIEFS
Handkerchiefs of Every Kind and * * :n ' : 91 *25
nßOQKercnivn Ol bver/ x%ino ABU Embroidered lornor, pure linen. aborted design*
Quality for Women :: in i.um iivo box 151.^5
embroidered ornor, pure llm m, assorted ci<-.'i:;;i •
I'lrilr. hemstitched linen, 5<S lOC- 15«* C in attractive hex 92.00
Kmbroidered. hand and macblnc, «u !ln«* pure Iln* 1 n it: *t I ami pew side el feet cm: r<ii. i •' All :•»! r«-
en and IrlHli lawn, dainty and fancy patterns, beau- ,*{ i„ |„, X 91.00
tliul collection to choose from at reasonable prices* | tl uiul and embroidered, all Iln. C in box »t.OC
10* 12150 20« S 25c* 35« S 50C* -initial on |..NI, lawn, in hr 50c
ami u|i i" —Colored border novelty, warranted fast color.
Uuet rimmed lO*. 13<*. 20<S 25C* 35* a"' l Blu*or and silky flulsli. i a sort id In box si as
*>tfC . —Childrens plain bandkorebiei-. .. In faiov box..
Linen embroidered and plain initials, lOC to lOC arid |.3c
SO«* Fancy borders and ryinc*., In box I*>C I I
... . . „ a tv* « Child Initial handkerchiefs, pure linen :: in box
Women’s end Children's Boxed 25c
Handkerchiefs -Child initial liandkercniets. cotton, 11. S 3 :i In
box 1,3*
—Seal pnckoicliier In neat package. Ladies' all pure
linen, :: in pnckiiße 25r Men’s Handkerchiefs
?In |mckuge 25*. ~ l » package 50c uml 1 1,1 —Men's Initial hnndkcn-tilcrs. fine pure linen. «
package. 25C in box SI 50
—KmhrolUered, aln neat white box •-••••• *so* colored initial handkerchiefs. fine pure
—Corner Btnbroldored on pure linen, 4 in neai lUk
whii.. 1,,.v 7.-./* i* no n. •* iu mix
Iternese Kmhroidcr* don pure linen. :i iu pretty 'J**" 1 P«ekerchlef, lln puckago lOC
l.lclurod box *l.OO l»"k<r<-Hl..r. J In pmknK.— 2W
-Kmbroldered hnndkerchlols. «i assorted designs Seal puckerclilei. :i In puckugc 25*
in lx,* yi 2ft —Seal packorclilef, :t in package, lim n .-30*
—Embroidered corner, pure linen, assorted designs Soul packerchler, 1 in packuge, linen ....25*
PHENOMENAL SALE WOMEN’S and MISSES’
COATS, SUITS AND DRESSES
How read; for your chcorins the creates', values ever oifered. Come early nnd secure
the Garments vou like best. A sale iu December instead of Jnnuaiv. Better select now while the
stocks are most complete. The reductions are onc-foerih to one-half
Women’s and Misses* Fine: Tailored Women's tneTMisses’Silk Dresses
Suits, Great Variety of S'ylcs Newest M&tcrials and Styles
Sir. to sen Tailored Suits Stir *11.75 »k.’-o Silk l)r' -u l-'i'. . Sl.tia
sl!“.uU ami f.K Tailored SuitH l-'or 91 gtii.ut) Silk liroMp.i r.»i 95.0111 I
1-7 nnd p:iO tailored Hull* For . .. fi.s.oo ?*lil !ir*u>. * ••• 97.50
531* and fin Tulloretl SuitH For . 921.50 r.-ju on silk Inc**. •*•»-. 910.00
si:..uo Tailored Sultn For 932.00 *:..uu Silk l»n . **h '•• 912.50
yr. 0.00 Tailored Suita For 931.50 Silk Dfcettcs I ** r . •••915.00
Tailored Coats in Newest Mixtures Evening and Party Dresses
and Plain Cloths for Women for Women and Misses
AND MISSES i'.. "•» ami ;!* .*•» Dr »• .» For . SI 1.75 I j
11and flto.oo Coats Kbr 91*.75 -t. ... and su.OO l)i - Pol SI 1.50
»**•"«:««'»;;* *r g» ••2 , . > »»d Dr. :. . s..r . . .sis.7s
925.n0 nnd f-'* .s*l Coals lor . sJ9.7*> . . „**••# •-•w
f.tu.utl mid $3-*.UU Coat* For 922.50 nod 9*»t'.Ufi Urctu lot ... 92a>.«>0
One lot Women'* fljiu cklrts worth up to 910 for
All Children*** Winter t oat*, ng. - to 17 hive bt -i. greatly r.*uui-d In price.
No garments will be laid aside. N*i w boim* or rfuudv. Non. .. at out 011 uppit t»l
BRING THC CHILDREN ant) ENJOY TOYLAND
Kid Body Dolls Slwii * Coas ‘ cr * nnd s,ei « h#
.- l’l.-nl y 10 i'lii '.i' rn in .1 (Isf* *° Sta.fiO
.Millie „t the l«e,t. mast c.irerully .etc. ti-.l K . W1 .,„, , 1:ld i..... iO<- SD.OI*
with full .lllrlieil net. uhoulilerii ami arm., biau- w „, i.
IHi.l lieailK mill wl B ». Dianne, and l.runelte,. St-l- ''•!«••" • Ir " '
lug eyes. Many to select from at reasonable price* i:eni . • • ■ 92.25 *° 9Io.t»0
25* to 95.00 —Automobile* nnd handcart* >.1.25 1 > 98*00
in tier get your doll beads now while tin* line t* -To wm*i I b.iiro ’.H . <»;»*• fill*
most complirie, large nsaortmcnl lO* “tui »*!»• Ho|jb> iiorrc ;al»op t a «d rorklug hoi .
_„ _ , , „ .. ' 91.25 to 822.50
Doll Beds and t urmture nocking si nut 75c 92.50
Ik. 11 goeart* and carriages . 30 C lo 910.00 —Hlarl; bo:. ;« and He. k. OSC ° 91.50
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PRACTICAL GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY
Itch! Itch! Itch!—'Scratch!
Scratch! Scratch! The more you
fcrntch, the worse the Itch. Try
l>onn*H Ointment. For eczema, any
skin Itching. ftOc a box.
I^i«. TWS PpgggwoM
It means a lot to I
a cosy,well-warm
cd room awaiting
A Perfection Smokeless Oil
Y( Heater is the very thing to drive
W away chill and damp in a hurry.
No smoke or smell with a Perfection. Just
clean, glowing warmth at a minute's notice.
A Perfection Heater gives nine hours’ com
fort on a single gallon of oil. Handsome, yet
inexpensive. Dealers everywhere, or write for
I descriptive circular.
I Cat n Perfection Smof-.tleta CH Healer now. and be C
I comfortable all the reel of the winter n
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY 1
| D*iv*r. Pueblo. Albu'iuerquo, H
I Cbertu*. Butte, Uoiiu, belt Lake City* lg|
S]|e— —i——uamPKiitui— ne——»|R
TUESDAY
Printing of every description neat
ly nnd <iult*kly executed the
Chronlcdc-New* Job room*. Sanipl* •»
ami cpiotationH on renuest. t’*o the
telephone. Trinidad 410. tf
THE CIUIONICLr-NEWS, TRINIDAD, COIORADO.
STOCKS SELLING
CAUSES BIG CROP
New York, Dec. 10. —Order* to fell
stuck* poured in on brokers today
and for the first hours of trading th *
stuck market was in a Hcml-dcmori:!-
lzed condition. Prices broke sharply
tu the low level of the pre.-. nt down
ward movement which has been In
progrer.A for more than a week, flu
average for the leading railroad and
Indtistiinl stocks fell to less tnan :i
points aln>ve the low average for the
year, reached iu February.
United States Steel dropped to Oil.
Amalgamated copper to 751; Itead
;ei»: to 1055: Lehigh Valley to 107:
and Union Pacific to 101. losses ol
nearly .*! points on the day. Among
the less active stocks, declines were
more severe, running as high ns If*
<i* tie case of Lackawanna and 11 in
National Biscuit. At noon there was
a sharp rally and the losses were
made up.
1 i* ■ prof* nt downward movement
began on Monday of last week on the
announcement ef the United Staten
.ipivni court ric. irlon against th*
llnlrrlman railway companies In the
merger case. The expected revision
inf the tariff nnd prospects of a money
I stringency n the end of th*; year al
ign' havo operated against the market
Cvon the egotitl m:*v have th*
wool pulled over his I'a,
PtJnflng of every description neat
ly and quickly executed at the
Chronlclo-News job ro-ji.is. Sanipl*:*
and quotations on rcci’inbt. Use tin |
telephone. Trinidad 4in. tf i
Only a fool will take h's holidaj j
betoru he earns it.
SUSPENDED ON AN ICEBERG
Most Thrilling Escape In the History
of Arctic Exploration Told
by Explorer.
I,ondon. —“This lx the moat remark
able escape from Imminent danger In
the whole unnal of Arctic* adventures,**
said Sir Clement Murk hum. the ex
plorer, In describing a thrilling Inci
dent to Illustrate a lecture on Icebergs
berore tho Royal Societies' club re
cently.
It concerned, he said, their Hteam
tender, the Intrepid, commanded by
Lieut. J. 11. Caton. A vast Hoe drove
her against a berg with a frightful
crash. Destruction seemed certain,
when the little Teasel was seen to rlno
from the floating fh»«* running ten feet
above the bulwark, then the plied up
mass from the llo** sank down, leav
ing tin* ship suspend*-*! en the side of
th*- berg, her only supports to keep
her stationary In this dangerous posi
tion being two small wedge pieces,
one at tho stern and the other at the
l*ow. Bho was In Imminent danger of
fulling over on her broadside from
that height.
Tho boats had been got out. but
they were smashed to ph-rea by the
Ice. Three times the Ice floe pressed
ugoinst tlio berg and with the boats
gone the loss of tin* ship would have
eutnlled that of all on hoard. Hud*
detily the pressure eased off and the
Intrepid was launched Into the sea
from her lofty position, without In
jury. Lieutenant Union nnd others
had walked under her keel while she
was suspended on the side of the Ice
berg. The present Admiral Hlr V.
Veaev Hamilton Is the only survivor
of those who were actually on board
ber at the time.
PAYS FOR OLD FLATIRONS
Former Servant Girl, Now Married
and Wall-te-Do. Rem.ts a One-
Dollar Bill.
Sioux Falla, 8. D —The "conscience
fund'* of tho family of Mr. and Mr*
tit M. Albert, living In Lyman county,
hnn been enriched to tho extent of a
one dcllar bill as the result of an In
cldeut which occurred shout twenty
year* ngo and which had long since
been forgotten.
Among the utensils In the Albert
kitch* n twenty years ngo were a set
of plater: flatiron*. During the win
ter. when the house was healed by ■
hare-t urner stove. Mrs. Albert em
ploy* d a hired girl The girl In doing
an ironing thought tin* kitchen stove
tor* slow and dumped tho flatirons
upon th»- coni* In th** haxo burner. In
a for. minutes the Iron* were melted
to such nn extent as to ruin them.
I the spring th** girl left and Mr*.
Albert bad forgolt* n her until a few
d iya ngo. wh**n *»!>•• n-aa rurprlted to
recelro a letter from a California town
containing a one dollar bill.
The letter and money were from her
hired girl of twenty years ago. the
girl now being married and quite
wealthy. In the letter aim stated that
her conscience had troubled her dur
ing tin* Intervening years because thv
Hat Irons were ruined through her
carelessness. She stated further that
she wanted to make good the lots and
believed one dollar would replaco tbs
Irons now.
RICH BOY WON'T STAY HOME
Thraatana Suicide If Raturned to Hit
Parents—Juvanlla Court
Puxxltd.
Washington —Twolvo-yearold Aaron
flrcgman for threo days baa defied
the Juvenile court.
Although his father Is well to do,
Aaron was said to have persisted In
going about In rag* and waa charged
with trading on the credulity of tho
sympathetic theater crowds
Ills father bad punished him for
staying nut Into, and when arrested
for peddling without a license be re
fused \o be paroled In the custody of
hla parents, announcing that he would
commit suicide before returning home.
Two days In tin* house of detention
did not alter bln attitude, and even
when his mother fainted In court he
would not weaken.
Judge Dol*ocy. fearing that the lad
In n spirit of braggadocio, might at
tempt to Injure himself If ordered to
accompany bis parents, turned him
nvtr to the Children's Guardians.
They aro now seeking away out of
the situation.
EAGLES FIGHT; ONE CAUGHT
Hugs Birds Wage Ttrrlflc Battle In
Midair—Doth Fall on
Ranch.
Rants Rosa. Cal.—A abort distance
from tho city the unusual apcctaclo of
a flerco battlo in midair between two
big eagles attracted considerable at
tention on tho K L. Crane ranch. All
of a sudden the eagles fall to the
ground and ran up and stran
gled one and dragged it away. Tha
cagla measured seven feet from tip
to tip.
WIFE IS TOO BEAUTIFUL
jersey Man Said to Hava Blashad His
Helpmeet's Dree* to Koop
Her Indoors.
Jerery City. N J —Because hla wife,
buxom, middle-aged and mother of six
children. Is "so beautiful It la danger
oua for ber to go out alone," James
J. Fryer Is said to have slashed ber
clothing into ribbons. Before Judge
Butler Mrs. Fryer raid her husband
bad locked her fine clothing In a chust
iiaving five padlocks. The Judge put
the case over for a week.
DECEMBEB 10, 1912.
Santa Claus
Letters
Dear Santii (Maim: I am a little
Kill ten jrcam old. and I live in Coke*
dale. I want you to bring me a doll,
.1 doll Inißty, a set of dishes, a pair
of patent leather shoes and a lan a
pair of kool gloves. some candy and
nuta. Hear old Santa he mire and
don't fnrjtet the little |hm>i* children.
Ymii*s Sincerely. Opal Catim*.
Cokedale.
I>car Santa Claus:—l am u little
Kiri II years old I live In Cokedale*
I want yon to hrliiK me a signet ring
and a pair Of patent leather shoes,
and also a iwlr of wool gloves. Dear
old Sauta, ho sure and don't forget
the little poor children. Youry truly,
Vlece Oahms, Cokedale.
Dear Sauta Claus. I um a little
girl S years old and I don’t wan’t
jniueli. Imt I am erasy Mhout a doll
and doll clothes and a doll buggy, and
my aunt Marie Herring wants the
same. Wlllomae lattice.
3I« Animas St.
Dear Sauta Claus. —I am a 11|t!•* I
girl eight years old. I want you to I
please bring me a doll, aotne clothes 1
for it. a set of dishes, a pair of nice I
warm glovrs, and n sweater, as I have 1
a Iron ways to go to school. And lie
sore and bring my litlle sister Har
riett four years old. a baby doll, a
'little Iron, a sweater, a new cunt nud
bonnett to match It. And candy and
nuts for both of us. Hut dear Santa
Claus, don't forget to bring these
things to my Crnminin’* as we art
going to spend Christmas there. My
Crnndmn lives in Cokedale.
Your little friends.
Muriel und Harriett Heard.
I*. S And also be sure and don't
forget all the other boys and girls.
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Dear Santa Chius: I want you to
bring me n wagon, auto and bicycle
for Christmas. If you please To
Albert Keller,
1721 Arizona Ave.
I Dear Santa Claus:—l wont you to
hiring me a rihhy doll and Mime randy
Joseph Kclier.
1721 Arixona Ave.
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i Dear Santa ('lans:—l want a muf*
end fur. dal! and buggy for Christ
mas Kmtna Krher.
1721 Arixona Ave.
Dear Santa Clnus:—| want some
> kitten nml a baby doll, and n little
dreaaor. a little commode, a story
bool:, fontc candy and uti orange, a
sowing t»ox. n pair of scissors a gold
ring, a muff and fur. set of dishes.
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A Store of Quality
Prom Idalia Nelson,
it:: \v. liar.i St.
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Dear Sunta clans:—l live at f»2l
Hast First street und go to school nud
I am a good little boy when I don't
have to stay Indoors, then 1 tense my
little sister, but grandma suys tshe
lives with usi I am good enough. She
never loved a goody goody Ik>> . »o I
want a tool chest. horn. soldier's
suit, sword, Indian tent, candy nud
nuts. Il.inlv I'llklngtoii
Hello Sunta Claus:—Send me
please a suit cam* full of doll clothes
for my old doll ruiisos lie Is still pret
ty. a doll bed, doll go cart, set of
dishes, doll furultiiru and a soft rub*
tier ball. Kxcuse this letter as It lx
my llrst. Ob. I almost forgot to tell
I like nuts.
Knmm (Sene IMlklngtnn.
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lienr Santa Claus: I want you to
bring me a bee be gnu. and some
beetles and a roaster brake for Christ
mas. Jtmiule Kclier.
1721 Arixona Ave.
Dear Hantn Claus: I want a
roaster, a drum, n horn, a story book,
a music box. a little engine and a
strong of cars and also a base ball.
From Herbert Nelson.
PAGE THREE
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Dear Santa Claus: I hope you
won’t forget me tills year. I want
a little table and four chairs, a set
a dishes, a little dresser, a doll and
some randy, nuts. (Hipcoru and noiii"
oranges. Your little friend.
Corn Hello Nelson
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Dear Santa Claus:—l want you to
bring nie a doll and buggv. some
dishes for Christmas.
Angcleiin Kclier. •
1721 Arizona Ave.
Dear Santa: I want some skates,
a haliy doll, n litlle doll biiagy. «
rubber ball, u little dresser, a com
mode, a story book, some candy, some
nuts nml an orange, sewing box. pair
of scissors u gold ring, a muff and
fur, nud n sec of dishes. From.
I.urretla Nelson.
(Ft \V. Ilucn strent.
Deep-seated roughs that resist or
dinary remedies require both exter
nal and Internal treatment. If you
buy a dollar liottln of HALLAItD'H
HOREHOUKH HYHITI* you get the
two remedies you need for the price
of one. There Is u IIKRKICKS HKD
I’KPPKR I*OKOUS IM.ABTKR for the
chest, free with earli bottle. Sold by
Hauusnian Drug Co.