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I Lan night did yn feel no ‘chilly ai.-aaa I'

tome to an-understanding that this was overcoat

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lc-live your order ' -

S le :uid lewicleas with brains,-and emleavor' to' .

jake jail t-he hest'c'eat you o\ er wore. ' - »

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_ .`_`_fTfI,pcrt V Tailors.

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*Acadia Su_dor~~`R efining Co

Limited Manufacturers Of

Q _ _ errno anti our erin; rm...-.

grmolatd sugirr. Austrian granitiatetl augur yellow sugars in

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Forest l"laur l\llI:CultIll'eS; tie., H:inu'fat‘ctn'rer o_

_ ' '1”`l~r»arine1_a`io1'1.ll:lot\r‘ `is\ilIs`, ].`Cnv_rtkor;j Mannf'.1ctu1‘ei-' s=~<1.»”e.-»-f»_~.~*i.»~~-f-.»-'-1:...."2-_~'fi. »~ f - - » ..

, o.iG’awtli.orps‘ Inrpe*rtal‘Maaltoha b1e_n.cl'Flour, Royal Loaf

' C.l't-'iv_`vIl_ Sfar bl':l`.\l.<‘l.'~‘f.' I ` l ' . - I _r

llorace Hoszard

Agent for P. H. Island'

Purcell &Pantor lottl, Bristol `l.:Zu-=-lurid, arianufactui-

( L _ i A ~ I ers ci Pure Malt \~‘Iueg:n~ Pieiles Sinners etc.

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]i"'yau want to-give your wife and lllruily a

you Xmas present give then a te`le_pkone~ ia the

` Nu other ohelthiitig wil Ire as lreeftilfuntl as much

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up-preciatecl. I _

' Saves many steps' and :stitch iii-ne-itseiitl

every Huy in tli~'e"yeai'. 4 _j.k?., ,`t~_R_nti_es fiom. $s.oa pr_lf_:I~.=u.'.ntlt up umerding to V "2/"e'»f:`»'t§; `6)?-service do$‘ir.'tl. .‘.. .`. ~urc'or»tr~ar't Dep't for

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t‘).ur store is infull dress for Christmas. Below is zl list ol' u we

things which are`a_I|\\'a_y:-1§;uI_tabIe for Chri-nuns Gifts. _ »' ~ .- ‘ lianfilrerchnefs _ _. if “

,ti thi., ~._»l;tmri ofthe tear we aiwuve have a ine élrsgigr’ of hand

kjerol-ilofs this season 'etc are lu lv up t the _ work, ‘ltr prices rpagc fretui '.~`%.- each to 1 o.o. . ‘ ‘ ~

Aprons. Neckties.

~ ' Fancy Collars `

- - Braces

“Ye I);-Vg been 'Qld rtgcclliltr by 2 \`l:-'llllilf tltlplituliul that In 2

rjaiu liar' the womow :md ciulclrcu do ores! oi_,t_l1e _ work. These ar

' ' ,lor ill-_ti in-_.I lrra” up n il 5': Uttar 5.-i.u~: ol tlr:_ responsibility.

hier, Nea-t. Nat '_ p:`ct~l_y patterns made of the lies! k.°°lls‘und stiitabiq for C‘l\ri.~»"e'na.~r Gills

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w.`C. TURiI£R fo C0

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Cir town

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Rescues

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Benjy, racing down tho street,

brought himself up with a jerk as a 'gong sounded out its brazen alarm. Then he hurried toward the building with the great wide doors in the mid-

* tile of tho block. I The gong was still sounding. and ‘ now could be heard the trample of feet

and boots, the jingle of metal work on the harness, the cries of the mon.

I Then came the lesser note of the “re-

peat” bell and tt hoarse cry ot “All

_` right!" from the captain, followed by

` the trample of boots, sounding hollow

upon t e wooden floor as the tire horses returned to their atalls.

Benjy'a face tell. Somewhere in the

city horses were dashing madly over tho pavements in their race to answer

-" an alarm, but here tho great green

doors would remain closed. It was

- only a practice hitch for Thirteen com- ` Dill!-

In the summer time practice bitches

were the best fun, for tho doors stood

-` whlo open, and ho could. watch the

men as they put the harness trip in

~ order again and lifted the great straps ‘ ot! the three big zrayl. Then, too, the

lremeu louuged in front oi! the house. and he could hear them talking about

; the Gres they had gone to, brave tales

ot vaiorous lights that lost nothing in

. the Gelilli.

I Benjy trotted down the atreei: again `. to his own doorstep and carefully ` backed himself into the vestibule. His shrill treble rosa in imitation of the I elangor of tho big gong, and with

many a acreech and shout he dashed 0!! in the direction of the hydrant on ' the corner, pretending that ho was Thirteen company answer-ing an alarm.

. As he neared tho ilro houae a second

I time the gong sounded again. and this I time the numberwas followed by three

Qui loaf`-sitgar its-la:'1r;'e`ls1talf bal'rels`and extra standard-I “(5

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"!0u’-nl Dun snow, max-1xcerr V511:

I !ou’1zl ar A nal." - strokes, thrice repeated. 'l`h1rteen com- pany made a quick hllcll. L third alarm ioliowlug ao closely upon the iirst meant a tire well worth hurrying _to. '.l‘bey went out on the third alarm from that station, and Lieutenant Cur- ley sprang to the big doors and throw “ them open just aa Beniy, running up, ` slipped on the pavement and fell full ‘ length in the path or the excited horses.

There was no holding back the grlyl,

but: Quinn, tho driver, torced_ them over to the left, while Curley sprang forward and caught the child by tho arm, throwing hlrn to one aide Justaa the tender canio up to tho door and tho wheels of the steamer almost grmol.

1 Curleyfs arm. Then ho sprang to the tender steps, and they were turning , the corner before Ben); found. his I voice. ' ' ‘ vi

Bessie Borden, who had seen the ii-

feldent from the steps where sho had ‘como in search o£_BenJy, hurried to ‘ him, and presently sito was bearing the sobbing child in her arms and mls- f ,fling with his tears of terror her own "tears or gratitude. Beyond a barked I knee Benjy was non; thoyorao for his experience. 4 I That night Benjy'a father went down ` to tho ure house to discover the name ,ot the man who had saved the boy, I and after that Lieutenant Curley was j at frequent visitor at tho Borden home. `Mrl. Borden could not do enough. for him, and it was at her lugleltloa that yhe;b_ear£el,wlth, them, taking his meals ‘ therein his three "swings" and spend- int tho remainder of his liberty with Bessie Borden, while Beajy eased lei- emnly and admlringly at his hero.

Curlcy’a days off, toe, were devoted.

_io Beetle. He had neither klih nor kin I o`ell and he was glad indeed to

~- ' 1. tiltdgldpleasant a way ot' spending hi(

time. Al regularly aa his day of ltb_-`

erty camo around it was A vaudeville ,|'1erfo‘rmanue in tho afternoon with a ,melodrama in the evening except in summer, when the delights ot' the aub- urban resorts proved more tempting.

But Bessie was not minded to be ao

easily won. In the tall, when tho danc- 'iag clnuea opened and Dick Curley had begun to put on airs of owner- lixlp, I_’ete Bracy came to trouble the hitherto smoothly running course ot, true love. ` Dancing classes, as Pete and Beanie

understood auch things, were balls Iiwitlmtlt the refreshments mul without ‘the necessity for auch elaborate dress.

Before the weather lrow lo cool that

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thodoorl of the uro house were shut Pete used to escort Bessie past tho house in the hope that they would meet Curley. Often they did. but‘l\e scarcely gave heed to them as -he went about his work. Ile would not let Beeeie~sec how hurt he was, and' she, womnulike, was thc more demon- strative toward Pele iicvause Curley would not allow his airs:-1' or re;,'l'ei'. Dick Curley gr-ltit-il his teeth and

tried to meet ills disappointment like a man. but there were nights when ho lny awake in quarters and longed for the cull that \\‘nul<l take him out to a Ilro where he could forget his own troubles in the fierce battle with thn- tlanies.. The ride on the tender through the cool night air alwnye steadled his nerves, and his unrest found ease in action. » -

So he lay one night trying to forget

that! fr couple of hours earlier he had seen Pete und Bessie pass the house ou fhelr way to a dance. It had been a hurtl day for 'i`i|l\'teen, and the men had turned in <°»u'l_v, most of them pruylug tlmt they would be able to sleep undisturbed. lint the clock lnid just struck the halt! hour after 10 irllell ill!! DIL' gulig began 10 count out its dread signal.

In an instant the room was in order-

ly confusion. The men sprnugfrom their beds into their night boots, pull- ing their trousers up over the legs oi' the boots as they run toward the poles.

The nutn on the désk and one or two

Others who had not yet turned in had the horses liilchctl, and as the great doors swung back and Quinn grasped the trip to release the harness hangers the captain called out: '

"Mako it in a liurr_v," he shouted.

"'l`liat's the box ilearestrtho Orpheum. It the fire is there"-- The rest was tlrowued in the clang

of the tender bell :ts it followed the Steamer from the house, but Curley had heard enough. He had not real- ized at nrst that three-sevelr-ih1'eo will the box nearest the Orpheum, where Pete and Bennie had gone, The dance hall was arlarno. Some of the hangings had caught tire when the electric plautlrad failed and recourse was had to gas. Before tho engine could cover the three short hloelis tho liauies were bursting through the win- dows and amounting to the roof. The owners ol' the plaeo reported that all had left the building before the tire had heroine aerlous, but even as they spoke a womans form was silhouetted against tho background ot' angry red llame, and a dash was rnatlo to the truck for the longest ladder.

Almost before it was against tho

building Curley had shoved aside tho ladder man, who stood ready to mount". aaii pushed up the ladder ahead of him. He had recognized Bessie. The ladder, was short by a dozen feet, but ]`ii¢k.s|ia1\ned his hook into tho topmost rung and called to the girl to Ilrup into his arms, f .

“l'ur afraid," was the trernhling re-

ply. hut Dick called again. - `

“it‘s ine.” be assured euxerly. “Don't

he afraid, Bess; 1 won’t let you drop.”

"Diehl It is you?" 'Iliero were re-

iiei' ai'itl hope lu thdtones, and Curley braced liimrself`for the shock of her jump.

Slowly Bessie edged to the alll and for a iirotireutstood there; Lima alio shot ilownwarfl into the waiting arms, und, slipping his hook, Curley began tho descent. I

“Tliis is one thing Pete cannot do,”

he said as hesiowly rlcsceudetl.

‘~[»'¢l¢`; only good for'taklug ine to

dancing class,” said Bess contemptu- ously, "'i`liere`s a whole lot of things he t-uli't tio."

“Like wluit, for inslunce'.”’ demand-

ed Curley.

"lie cltn't ruake me say ‘Yes’ when

lie asks nie to ninrry hilu," explained Boss.

lllt-k's nrul llzlitelietl about ller.

“t_'itu i':" he risked. "You iiavon`t asked me yet,” reuilull-

eil liess.

“i'|u :lskiuz you umv," insisted Dick. "Yes," said Hens softly. “You're dead

slow, i\iek~-except vrlieu you`1'e at a. tire."

Everything She Ate

SEEMED A BURDEN T0 CARRY.

HAD STOHACH TROUBLE FOUR YEARS.

Wheat your food has not been prorerly

eligoated, your body has not receive the heneit it almnld. The oxttinna of the gaakio jsioo ina v.o been confined entirely to "~"‘:=.::'.'°::.f“:.:"“ ‘“°“'°"°“‘”1; time o w I V ey oanoot roper dinodaaespeedilyupbaaible iromtlaelten-ly, tlalnby only givin( the bled A amlll Fr- emhga of nca|ia&6e\b with whieh be eed

are Bralook ragga-

iee obosnimpmlso gdas. nakea pn blood, todos the launch, and

:i;:aseoaore&£»\~i|etlee1t-iaaaidateangthvn

dehlu 'tn qlesl. me D. L spasm. no-l»a,1:.o_.

writes: “I was lilac' ills ua-meh trouble nf the Wersi kia! for about four vaae. lwvydiag I aaa namdn burden \e_Srry. ' I allhga arooe t'lae_m¢_ruing tithe aio olngapd fqvendatals in Inf it .tg‘.'s_

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1; _diwdaofto the disordered! ati; on at@ae. tend' evory~tlm`||t snapyaoabadblo, and abeooimltedtw-our tk|.'oeph3U'oiAal.b¢¢¢0illdBinore1i»f anvil one of aa dgiahora hid an ot a wondarhl ones 'Hy Bsadoek lbw). Hitman I need altogether tea botoloeani an now

Erioeily cured. I wish in recommend

B.li. to anyone who may he I Uiorwa-

oae aa I ma.

Y¢a'aalobyolllna|lI._

Dressing gowns~noeh_

Ing more suitable and ole

Fam. for a Xmas present or your husband or best. man. Seo the showing in my south window. prices Umm - $850 to i3.00. Come to day and have first. choice.

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Full Moon

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NOW NIMH*

l"l|.-:Quarter ~.'= .

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l`u -H \Y £1.15 'l`li " 50 l"l‘ Iii 5*' I`1i! SH Il 3! .\lo " 40

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Boys Overooats on

reofers. lhave been noi several times that I hnv the most complete show ing ti boys ovorooats and roofersln the City. iknow my prloeS are the lnwcst.. i lmow l can please your boy if you bring him along. H. H. Brown. The Young Men‘=‘ Man.

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Clothing From now

t.lli Now Ynar you can get. an excollout, bargain inasult or Oveiroonr. at. the only exclusive mon's nutfitning store in the city. See our $7.00. 9.00 and l0.00 overcoats. H. H. Brown. _Tho Young Men'S Min. I2-I ldrtf

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W'l\a l ' \

I WILLIS !‘I.h_ ROGER

INew York Fish A

I want yiilll' cbriiigaiilelris ol'

Smelts and Eels aud‘wiII lake highest market

retu res.

|06 Yultoq Mttrhet, Neaaj York

Iloyeiuto No. 24 New Fulton liaflioi il _larruai-yr, vrliisre I will have more space and irel- ter chance for displaying all fish canst neil tome,

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`ll07 Fulton Marko

New York

Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers

Bass’ Sm¢|(sandE¢ls'Sp¢¢i§lti¢I \\'l|oIe:alc Vorririiission llrulers in anti sliippt-rs 'ol ;ill‘kl`u\l_~. of

I All correspondellce prourplly airs\\‘~:i'- I ed. Stencils seat on application.

§S.lI.WII.EY& SUNS

} Heston, llasi.. transfer Agents , ltei`erence_~f. tireearwich Bank, Trust § America, ovany wholesale l"I.'th lluuse _ the tiuitell ales.

I 2 Bdrm lim

iB. E. willli

Wholesale Commission Denier

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Smells, I-Eels and t]ulk_ang5. ‘ Guarantees glue prices and prom

reltl ‘G

IFRESH l`~lSlI

rs.. |42 Fultenhilrket, N. Y.

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I llliasallu Brothers

Wholesale Coraanissioa lleal- ers and Shippers.

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, Spells. hols. l.obst.ers and

Frogs are izpccialtles.

No.1 Fulton Fish arket,l_\lew Yorl;` ,.,.o,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,_, 5

Q°l‘§_§?_C.lI~.*` 5°l“"l~*"» li-lrdrn\\‘i'rnrIz\v

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CM. ENDAB for D£CEMBER.;~,l908

' ` I 1our,li cans, oat/ineal

E c0rii11ic,ja“I,r<>llefl oats, . '54 _ ,,

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:gi Iirnn, Qlrorts .-.ntl oil

'cake meal

_Try it v E._MUTCl11" 5. Co

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F3nCy G00dS Cl1'tj0`v\7,il.,

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We ure almuru f :tu 1-xce lirmiallv Ilu<~ 7 X _ line of [Ebony sells in i.i-allieretle 'v.i~.t-_~; holcsalc ‘ On I JI/

Ilesitles separate pieces surli us .\iir.'o|-.~ ` Hair-brushes. lint-brushes, Clollics- Ir' 1‘@(1. - [)l1() HQ I() lmrslics. .\'ai|-files, etc etc, "

At very lot pill cs

' " I buyers. ‘

Q. w- P3ml'$°I\ flu-I-1-uf.

1' ltsll _]c\vcIel'. ‘

____ J ____Ne§v York Fish Ads. g

' . lbllsilrllrp-it irish lle.\|.~i~_- l£rutiI_\ ...\'.-

& us \\llli your name anrl uililrt-ss so tlinl ue

.’nl'a_v from time lu liuir liluil _\'uu iullu lrinlitui

- ' uf value.

To fi~\lerIul1. It rusty seein quite All corres|mmlr:ric¢~ .iris-\\~ei'l»»l. price

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than you have expericucrd. 0 We nrt- t-i;.ll-`~l~.|-ti .I5 vi tit:-I TR\'l_'S.Our careful attention anti rel:-r yur Ilir -.|.intIi|-.-Pg to intl handling; pron.,.L returns mu`>. .\| :r -. 1 -. :o|=v_\-_ limi ~ uatlresulusreacliemrolrospeuk <'r‘f‘IS or ilu .\l~'u‘l<<~l uml of thoitemized and .~'.ati.»t'ac|or_v account Ifnlton _\`i.iit.\i:¢l limit, tn' muy \vli'ole» Sales will be lewclaaionsto you. Our place sale dealt-r in the Iuleint->,_=_

of business r~ he finest in the city.

@Smi<. nu' our "(‘u.~Iom‘s ’l`ariiI' on Fish" lionlrlci, t-riutaiiniiig \~.ilu.iI»lf_

nfermatior. l-`isIaermen

rr-Grirgrn ll; Fulton Fish Market,

` new tltar there are ways of hamllrng Lists. !~»Iilppirrj_; Louis urul .Stencils

[ish on Uonluiission different or better sent on |lelrurut|_

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J 1 Wholesale

A W I I A F F Commission 0 ° Dealers

No |2 Ftlltou Fish Market New Yorl;_

A FRESH FISH, L()BS'l`l1`RS

SMELTS, EELS, &c =

k`ousigl»\enl>' solicited and proinpt 1".#‘.lirir~ 1:1 uit-A.

_ Send all stock in care oi S_ B, Wiley g Copiioston Mus; _

Q- fa

` l~4¢tl\wi`riu luv l{eI'eru|u'r.~s-Arr\' \‘\ l|<.i»_~:tIt- l~l'.ir~.-

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obert Cole

` ABRAM LYUH G9.,

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coi1uis|llNf|3l| unified

onsignmenis Solicted. NEW YORK

.`l. I. WlI.l",\' X SOI\`.\', Transfer Agents lo-lon l‘r~-lupl i-lvllii-ii- ~ r3ilwi"r|s6w pd __

_T*;-=*u-_-._A KZ . __ @- , _ _ ._ ._; _. _.. r "

Shipyour smelts and eelstothis firm above all others ll‘lCAU~"l‘1 »'\Il‘ Meigs ptfsvllilll' hamlles all t-nnsi4Llrn\erit.~. ami ,_....i 'urs' -i\AlI,\' RI'1'l`l`Rl\`S. The lriglrcst possibli- prices :il\\'.'i‘\-s pztiil.

` All Freight and Expressage Guaranteed.

S. B. Wiley 5; Sons ~~ Transfer /i,gents_ Boston_ CHA5_ C. Meigs &Co., |09 Fulton Market New York Cziy.

f=~m¢- '-n=sr".1-1 ~ _ _ I _ ' ':

M. Rogers (8). Lompany

\Vli_t\lesnlt- lfisir .\l:trkl-l. _\`i-w York

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