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Ready made
Wrappers,
25 per cent oil'
Buy one or buy all from 7 to 9.30 tonight at this
big discount for cash. Wrappers are all new,
all well made, allstylish.
25 per cent off.
Made up Trimmed, untrimmed 8ailors,Walk- ` 0 I
Underskirt/S,  Per Gent OH. ppghats-all hats-for 150 minutes "
25 Per cent  Heat warm comfortable garments. All new fresh stock-
Warm well made winterunderskirts all ammg the bargain goods '
 Made-up Skirts
25 per cent off
oasis assigns rm... 1 veneer
until 9.30 and choose from these
handsome new ents. at a
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discount of
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3.10 Skirts for 2.33.
3.85 “ “ 2.89.
4.60 “ “ 3.45.
5_00 " " 3.75.
cowl. Discount pesltlvely for cash only.
Twenty-live per cent off. Em, Jw... .,, .M _h
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night; your Jacket and 7
Look for theeeon the first loor, near the front. Every dhnnel~ for ju; 150 mmntgs,
ette undergarment in the house is included. For just 150 minutes’ Q  Hats
by the clock. You can choose from them at 25 per cent discount.
Golf Jerseys
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All the Flannelette and Sateen Waits
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cents wlll do the work of a dollar. For two hours and n lunlf-no more-no less-the
followlng lsrlglst. fresh sensennlsle goods wlll he on snle ni n dlsoeuni of twenty-'llve fel'
'Made up Wants
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25 per cent oil`.
Two Hours and a. Half.
A All the New Jackets
‘Flannelette Underwear, 25 Per Cent on-_
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A Pugilistic Parson. `
New Yomr. Dec.17.-A queer story 'i
comes to The World from Detroit. tel-L
ling oi how the Rev. J. J. Axtelt, a _
Congregational minister, fought tive l
rounds in a prize ring at Royal Uak
with Gus Dondero. a saloonkeeper. to _
settle a controversy growing out ofa =
liquor crusade. '
When Mr. Axtell's eflort to close sa-
loons on Sunday looked -is if they would
he successful he was waited on by a '
committee of liquor dealers and told he 
must iight or be branded as a coward. 3
He accepted the challenge. and when '
Dondero was chosen to uphold the i
U\l0onkeeper`s side the minister mel. .
him in a barn, and before a large crowd
blight him tive rounds. Mr. Axtell
Vis an athlete at college slid P0\lDd°d
llc saloonkosper all over the ring. but
l-he roteres decided it was a draw.
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THIN, WATERY BLOOD.
When the blood is thin and watery,
lil nerves are actually starved and
lervous exhauston and prostration soon
bllows. Feed the nerves with Dr. A.
W- Chase’s Nerve Food and you will
Ulltleetheslth. Fees out and
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What Cured
Your Cough ?
ADAl'l50N’S BALSAMl
N o cough can stay after being
treated with it. It simply
soothes it out of existence.
There is nothing harsh or im-
perative about
7 y shipment of 42.000 lbs of supplies and
Q $2,000 was forwarded to them. They
will require much assistance during the t
»N‘c J winter as their first crop last summer
B2;  M was nearly mined by frost.
It heels the sore parts, tones
up the irritated air passages
and strengthens the bronchial
tubes - thus stopping the
sources of the cough.
Supplies For Doukhob ors.
Purunrnrma. .Pa.,Dec.15.-A com-
mittee of Philadelphia friends have
behn the shipment of 35,000 pounds of
supplies for the Doukhobors or Russian
Quakers, in Canada. The consignment
includes two care of cornmeal, four of
melted milk and tea,three hundred seed
oil, 15 bales ol waslled wool for cloth-
ing, 40 sacks of barley. boxes of malt.
ed;milk and tea.. Three hundred spin-
ning wheels are to be sent later.
When the Doukhobors arrived from
Russia, Philadelphia Quakers sent them
about $8.000 and a few weeks ago a
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Wnsr Nonrannn, lass, December
16.-Dr. N. P. Wood, physician to
Dwight L. Moody. the evangelist, issu-
ed a bulletin to-jay in which he said
Hr. Hoody has not been as well during
Hughes i‘éifétiEs
sooner cousin slxruse l
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HUGHES’ IZRENOTE IIXTUIIE I
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§nro:l‘§`ti‘;t°and rung Disagree.” Price
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DUUIYS RIIEUIATISI NIKE
Apcsitive cure for Rheumatlsm. A
trlalwillconvlnceyou- Prles50o.
Special Remedies nmrsrsd IMD!
srmvsm, In \ioms'1'roN, oouerl
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The newspapers are calling upon the
Government to employ the Cuaarlers
as well as the White Star steamers as
transports, seeing the urgent necessity
for getting more men to the Cape as
speedily as possible. Forty thousand
men could be still sent from England
without calling upon the militia for for-
eign service. The militia eflective is
100,000 meu,and from that body 20.000
carefully selected men could easily be
spared for South Africa. Moreover, the
colonies are again offering assistance.
The greatest need, therefore. is speedy
For the lest English Drugs and mnsp°m_
”°d'°'”” l ir bharles Warren who arrived ati
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.Cape Town yesteaday, will probably
T\|El’E°"\-E*'1L..1-smash man o
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