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-I THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS AND TKJEB THURSDAY. MARCH 7, 1S01. PrffCAMif ITHTinM tjRLIJfGTON. Thursday. March 7.

19. HOME MATTERS. POMOIOMOMOMOOIg Form fbr Solo 5 acres, miles from Bwlsusten on BEE HIVE. THE OLD Rainy One hundred value, made Skirts, 6.oo in the latest style bands with the conventional dip and these skirts hare the ripple or new flounce with is rows of stitching. These flounces are made in such a way as to avoid the unpleasant features (of the improperly made styles) in a wind storm.

Inferior grades are now on sale Icent fDisplay of Wash Fabrics, Our price $.98. Day and Pedes triao Skirts. f4-5 and 5.00 elsewhere tcOOD We have about CORSET 7S pairs of those VALUES odd Corsets left a a and these are considerably un- der priced $3.50 Z. Z. Corsets.

$1.50. Sl.M and fl.75, all beat makes. 98c 4 Sl.M popular sdvertised lines, 59c Princess of Wales Straight front Corset and unbreakable. $150. This is rood Corset opportunity.

a the Wash i Fabrics Nothing this lot of goods is lacking to make It of deepest Interest to the prospective buyer. The priced are the lowest. The re qualities are up to our ways high standard as regards the washing of these goods we beg to state for the benefit of those who do not know It That very small quantity of nupar of lead in water win prevent the fading any cotton fabric. i Iht indications art it will fair to day. that 3.

W. ALLEN CO. Head of Church St 3 Days Sale. Linens, Housekeeping Goods and Domestics previous to removal to new Abasement salesroom. I See list of wide Cottons and Sheets on 1st page.

Ihree Days SalesLinens. i One lot Bleached Table Damask jworth 50 to 58c at 38c. I One lot Bleached Table Damask, 2 yards wide, worth 68 to 88c at 50c. A few piece 66 inch Damask worth 85c at 68c. 70 inch heavy German Linen bamask $1.25 at 88c.

A few Napkins to match at $2. 00 Jper dozen. Napkins, value at $1. 10 i Napkins, value $3.00 at $2.35 Towels. 2A cent Huck Towels, to close at $1.00 per dozen.

15 cent Huck 12 '2c each. Towels, to close at 19 cent Huck 15c. Towels, to close at 25 cent Huck 1- 1smm A 1 OWeiS, lO ClOSe ai 19c. 35 cent 25c. Huck TowrLl to close at I UWCU, IU UWC at 40N THE FENCE.

11 Customers hardly know what to buy at this time of the year. If in want of Winter Overcoats, Suits or Underwear, you can have the best in the market at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. which means a good deal If you are looking; for early spring goods, we are pro-pared for you, including; YOUMAN'S, YOUNG'S, and ROELOF'S HATS for spring of 1901. I B. TURK I The Leading Clothiers.

8esooo hoe-e-04 004 jf" lT 3 eeeeesssessseeeeeee.seee mm mm THE OLD BEEHIVE WATCH THIS SPACE It will soon contain an announcement of great Importance to Burlington people. THIS WEEK. main road, good land, buildings and wat er, fine orchard. CHEAP with 11 head of cattle, i horse and complete farming tools. MARTINS.

VILAS. f3 KUinSt. We will You. FOR SALE. A few Shares Of Slock In th.

ITnl.n Rlata Company Nnrthfleld, Vt. The stock pays cent dividend annually, and Is nearly all taken Call to-day if yon want good lnvettment. F. D. HOUSTON, I KKAL, KMT ATE BBOKKB.

Free Press ilullding. Iong distance 'phone Soocial Offorinn This week in MILUNERY at just half price, all our Hats, Untrimmed Snd Golf W. wish to rlnu out th. goods are new and first class Ladles will well to come earlv and snak. a ulw.

Uon. We will not duplicate orders at the same prices, but we wiU give 15 per cent vuBcwiiii on an ortiers. MacMAHOW. 7 Church Cor. Church and Cherry St SELECT THE BIGHT KIM.

It is important to get just the right kind of moulding for your pictures to give the classical effect. We appreciate what It means to have a frame Just right. The frames we make give satisfaction to those who care for artlstlo work. Our spring patterns have arrived and let us try and please you. Kodak finishing; a specialty.

BURNHAM COS. 71 Church St Points i Perfect 0 huatoin Pea I Sbcald Ibve. ImpUclty of cenetruction wen get out of order. A Gold pen ef the best quality ywir .1 A Handle convenient to hold. 6.

Feeding Device which will seep we pen always ready er use produce) vnlforra writing ana respond auto- 1 matloslly te the act of writ- g- Waterman's IdeaT Foun- tak Pen methi cir point. Try it. No risk. Tow money if yon want it Sold In Burlington by A Tb6 Free Press Ascxiatimi WASH EXTREHES MEET In our store extremes of quality and price. We firmly believe we are selling a better grade of ooods fbr less money than you will find anywhere else; and you owe It to yourself to Investigate the truth of this claim.

EXAMINE Our Overcoats at $6.50, $7.50, $10.00 you will find them as good as other store sell at $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00. NEW SPRING HATS Now ready at Ta. nnrzi jc We Shoes for cheaper see the we see every pair, as good they are vnitr fnnnv 1 call your attenUon to the fact that that the ridiculously low prices that have nnnr.ll P1A b. I v. I rr ot.v MiSK.

UWI ITl i'USLUIllFr gU, II Kill IMXL Cambridge. H. E. Somen of Barton Land-nuts. valW Af lO.nrf Panil and li Saturday night these stocks are to be moved.

The lots offered are al- I r-: inuM entirely iiuiii mc muwiuiciJi RlCnarOSOn- J. pets, if they mant wall paper sell them. price give it to them. LYMAIJ P. WOOD, AMUSEMENTS.

"When We Were Twenty-one" Next MaAday evening. Edward E- Riae will present "When We Were Twenty-One" at the Howard next Mrnday evenina; with a special compaav of artists. "When We Were Twenty- (One" I. in four sot. and the scene Is laid ionoon.

The Incidents of three acts take place in he home of Richard Carewe, barrister, and those of the k. famous London Supper Club at midnight. Dick Carewe and three com- rsdea. the Doctor, the Soldier man and saddles are bound together by friendship ties to a lifetime and their whole onrnese t-T M4i? to tno you thi 1 of on. of wn their eomrados.

long since dead. Dick and his chums learn of a serious plight into which the "Imp" has gotten himself through a secret jratriase to an adventuress, and devote ineir enons to saving the youngster from the reeult ef his folly. Richard Carewe nnpvimiy in rove wim myiiis Kmcson who is but half his age. and whose marriage to the "Imp" has been fondly planned by the parents of the two young folks. Neither loves the other, but Dh-ic did not know that, and their engagement was generally accepted by their friends.

Dick nobly sacrifices himself to save bis dead comrade's boy; not only for the lad's sake, but for the happiness of Phyllis. In the end his love Is rewarded by learning that Phyllis loves him and not the "Imp" and all ends happily. Besides Mr. Osborurne who is said to excel his best Domeming new. never say much about $2.00 we think better ones are the to our customers, but when we 3 Bourdman shoe for ladies for $2 we could save you SO cents on for we guarantee them to be as any other shoe at $2.50.

If not satisf ectory we will refund i. he "INJUNCTION is stUI on and held sway here for the last month etill i If they simply won't buy at a reasonable Prop. The Old Bee Hive Carpet Store. $3 offered specialty. by the company for the best CLOSING ENTERTAINMENT IN T.

C. A. COURSE. M. The rlolnff In thj If.

A. course took place last evening', when weTVlari. ai 7 and profitable course. The entertainments given this year have been of a higher or- er and have been secured at a greater eznense than ihom in na-t vnar. ana thi Z.Ss VnJSSSl in uV 7.7 i ZZl I.T knowledge of that which goes to' Vlet evlns amusement, Their readings were artistic and appea'ed strongly to lovers of -rood nterature I The humor presented bvthernaan-' tertalnTand taken all in all th even lni was Zt moS rieant been spent by the natrons of th tne Y' M' UNIVERSITY NOTES.

The sophomore class yesterday elected ins louowmg stuaents to have charge of KiLVw er: photographer. Alexander; artist. Bald win; assistant editors. Bobbins, Eaton and Miss Talbot. To-day will be the last day that Mr.

Kl- ton will spend drillinr thosa who uk part In "Th. v7 Hicks, who is to addres. th. -tnnt, who is to address the students on I. Pease was In Milton yesterday.

Winters went yesterday to Boston. u. Steams wa In Charlotte yester- day. Young went yesterday to Mont- Mrs. Cory went yesterday to 8t Albans.

O. s. Dodds went yesterday to Platts-buratu Mrs. A. TV.

Howard went yesterday to North Georgia. Capt. George Ruahlow went yesterday to Rousee Point. H. C.

Gieason went yesterday to Brat- tleboro on business. Miss Blanche Dana of Rutland is in this city for a week's visit. A. Mead of Hlnesburgh was In town yesterday on business. Mrs.

George D. Jarvls went yesterday to Malone, N. for a visit. W. B.

C. Stlckney of Bethel was in this city on business yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. L.

S. Nathan of Barre are in this city visiting relatives. Charles A. Webster of -Swan ton was a visitor in this city yesterday. George Llttauer of Boston is spending a l.

l.v. i few days in the city with friends. Miss Frances Wood of St. Albans is In the city the guest of friends. A.

M. Spencer of Boston is visiting friends in the city for few days Martin Ambrose of Ferrisburgh was the guest of friend in the city yesterday. Miss Mary Denny has returned to her heme In St. Albans after a visit in this city. Kugene Don Carlos of New Bedford, is visiting hie brother Leon Don Carlos, Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick Gay went last niKht to Boston to remain for about four weeks. Mrs. M. Gero returned yesterday to Montreal after visit in this city with relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kellorar of East Charlotte were visitors in this city yesterday. Miss Pora Cursey and Misa Martha Foiey have gone to St.

Albans to remain a few weeks. J. B. Oliphant has returned to his home in New York city after spending- a few days In town. Miss Maude McConnell has returned from Boston where she spent a few daye with her sister.

1 Miss Sarah T. Edwards returned yesterday to her home in Morrisville after a visit in this city. D. N. Nicholson has returned from New York, where he purchased a stock of furs an1 other goods.

ueorge Lane ef North Union street Is ftJE a lon IUn" with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Walters returned yesterday to their borne In Mendon after visit In this city, er ha, enured a posl- "on wlln tD sorter Keren Manufaotur.

company at Wlaeoaki. Mrs. Harriet Lavallee returned yester- day to her home in Hardwlck aftS week's visit In this city, i Noble went last night to St. AI- bans to attnl th nonl of his uncle, whioh to-day. William Tully returned yesterday from Washington.

13. C. where he waa present at the Inaugural ceremonies. Gardner Brewer went last night on the sleeper 'for a ten days' business trip to xera, rnuaaeipnia and Boston. Superintendent of Education W.

Mrs. John J. Allen has gone to New York and will sail soon for South America where she will visit her brother. s- Taft went yesterday to St. or aanton.

George W. At (or a fea-days, the suest of the Van Ness House. He dined with Gen. T. S.

Peck yterday usid sjeo called on the widow of ueorge awaaaara. Oen. Grant im aiways giaa to meet soy of the old boys who served under hin and always has a warm welcome from the veterans. A PERSISTENT FIRE. A Double House on Loomis Stree Owned by A.

Adslt Destroyed. Fire thai Mi two famUios homeless aud destroyed about IE0W worth of property brolto out yesterday morning at 1:30 la the double house owned by A. Adsit at No. 117 Loomis street. The house was occupied by C.

L. Russell and J. K. Nash, Although the Are department, made a remarkably quick hitch the blase was under good headway when- they arrived and It was impossible to Save the house and contents, Mr. Russell was awakened by the cries of his young child, who was suffocating with smoke.

The occupants had Just time to reach a few wraps and escape from the burning buikiing, lea vine everything be destroyed. Mr. Nash was quickly awakened and be rung In an alarm from box 2t. 'a second alarm being rung soon after from seat M. The fire did not reach his.

tenement nntll a large part of bis. furniture had been removed. The fire started in the basement under Mr. Russell's tenement and although the cause, is not knows it Is thought by many to have started from hot ashes. Mr.

Kua-sell was. In the basement shortlv before retiring and hs says he left everything in a safe The blase was exceedingly hard to fight, tbe Weather being biting cold sod the streets betas: aUooerr. The men. however, did sand nwlr at urmt with the chemical but later with water' and at the recall was sounded. The men served with oottee by K.

8. Bamtow during the Are. The he-se was built shout two years ago by Mr. tt was gutted snd the loss w-U be Isrge. It is Insured for S2S09 in the of T.

m. Peck- Mr. Russell had 00 insurance on his fumiturs In the agency Hlokok A Hlofcok and Mr. Nash had srlttT. Sk Psek.

ASiSOWTION. Whereas, It has pleased the Grand Master of the Universe to call from our Lodge Brother Jo. H. Ltntrisy, to the Grand Lodvs sbo-s on ftfc Tttli MOt, snd whereas Brother Uttrtfy- wsg an trpt-fht man. and Mssoa.

snd his Sterlmg charseter added support saggtrsygth to oar tssatsv-tlon. snd rSndsred kff kdantf aiut teemed fl whs knew him. therefore belt, Reeolved. TbtX.ws bsrehr sofr our sorrow tor Om Isss oi sur trother snd msa 1. tad ttat baratr s-srsss our err UmtvCSr of the aswsssi.

ItesolVed, That theee ieeutu kins be preSd pbn the recoris of the Lore. a oofr thereof duly certlled by Che Secretary be sent to the fancy of the deceased, and salute copy handed to the dally paper. A. 1. OOODHTJ-C O.

VAN. TOT WKA1 FAIR AND WARMER. ForffMt for Thr-dr and Friday for New norland: Fair Thursday, wtth ris ing temperature, winds, generally south-westerly, fresh on the coast. Friday fair. Comae Loe Imna THIS AFTERNOON.

Ifensett-Moulton at Um opera house. THIS EVESVSQ. Bennett-Moultoa at ths opera house. the future. March S.

Flrd concert by WlUlng Workers' Mission Band at Methodist church. NKTtf ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAT. H. W. Allen A 1st peg.

Boston tit 8 th. pace. Henry J. Kelson, Sth page. The Old Bee Hive, Mb pace; Gold Star Coffee, th pace.

W. a. Reynolds, 1st page: I. E. rcrains.

1st page. Th Royal. Sth page. C. G.

Peterson. th page. Jr. B. Beeman tb pace.

Pease. Sth page. Hobart J. Shantey A 3th page. Mile A Perry, Cth page.

II. C. Humphrey. 2d page. II.

W. Allen 5th pace. Grand Cruises. 3d raa-e. Max L.

Powell. 1st page. Notice to Stannard Post. 1st pace. The Standard Steam Laundry.

Sth pace. AN EXCITING ICE YACHT TRIP. PIT Medical College Students Oat Series of Col33atbs In Laics Cham plain. Five students at tne medical coUece were warmly welcomed Tuesaay aiter- noon by their friends and classmates upon their return from a trip across the lake on an Ice boat. The men, left here Mon day for Port Kent expecting to return the same day.

Tuesday morning they had not been heard from and thetr friends fearing that they had met with an acl- dent wired to different points on the New York shore but roukl secure no trace of them. On their return tbey would not say miteh regarding their trip but the few lacis gleaned snow inai mejr mn citing and dangerous time. Those who made up the party were N. B. Webber of Manchester, N.

W. Willey of B. Perkins of Dakersfleld. The trip over was made without incident. On the return trip when about broke a runner and broke through broke a runacr 1..

I 1 A i m.m from Port Kent, had a wooden runner put on the boat and came home by a circuitous route. PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75C. with Ievoes Gloss Carriage Paint, ready for use; 1 color Gives a high gloss equal to new. Sold by Geo. I.

Hagar Estate. Y. M. C. A.

INTERESTS. There will be a meeting of the T. M. C. A.

membership committee tats evening at clock at the association rooms. There will be no meettnr of the Woman Auxiliary or the Y. M. A. this afternoon on account of the funeral of Cap I.

R. 13. Arms. The nest meeting will be held one week from to-day and at that, time report of the Interstate con-rrntion will be read. There will be a meeting of the board of uiraetoTs ef the boys' department at the Y.

M. C. A. Saturday evening at the association parlors. HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

Wjram Taft has sold his place to WII-lUm Levett of Brandon. Mr. Levett tubes possession in the near future. Mrs. Cnllen Shattuck of South Starlisboro is vUltlng relatives here.

The Willing Workers will be entertained by Mrs. Jeru-ha Taft Wednesday. March. 20. William Knight and Michael Coxsey went to Warren Wednesday to move William Miner's good here.

Mr. Miner has rented the rooms over Hin Miles store ef R. A. W. O.

C'hamberlln's young daushter. Sarah. Is quite sick with the trip. The sick in this part of the town are all Improving'. NOTICE.

itar-i sii. i iL Howard Relief. Friday afternoon. bnHUlNlb HnEUWf ARTI5M CURED Vr. H.

B. Hettinger. Indlanaoolts. ays: "for several months after spraining my ankle I was severely afflicted with Rheumatism. 1 finally tried Detchon's Mystic Cure for Rheumatism, snd in four uays couhi wats without my cane: two bottles cured me sound and wail, uk.

great pleasure in recommending the 'Mrs- tie cure- to ail who are afflicted with Rbeumatlsea." 8oId tnr W. Hiln-a and J. W. O'Sulllvan. draggists.

Burlington. FOR SALE. A modern house with 10 rooms finely appointed stable; lot SxX7. one of the best locations in the city. Ton can buy this property at a bargain.

E. P. SHAW, Office 115 St Ptul St DIED. RM 3 Tuesday momlng. at his home in this city.

Capt. R. B. Anns, aged years. The funeral wul be held Thursday after noon at 3 o'clock from the First church.

JOHN tt KELLBY. i Funbra. Diroetor I and rmbalmfr, BT Cpla-a8t Mis call oves 'Phone -si-- i WAREEN C03ERT1 3 ucceseor to 9. Brew a. Funeral Director and Embalraer, I Freaupt attastlen te can day sight, 2S-4.

157 BaakEt 0jQ00CMK3COCCOifOeOC04 JOHN A. vOKDINe Funeral Director and Embslfser. Ctanh St, near MimlrTi TboB I to9Q90909090OSCOCf, Funoral Oiroctor and Emblner. Ealletta Bay TTiago-U, Vt work In his performance of Richard time on rehearsals will ba held under th where to preside over the Carewe. Messrs.

Edward Locke. William direction of xupper two hre term County Court. Strong. W. J.

Butler who muke up the times a week. Mr. Eaton' will not leave Baker resumed work at E. 4 quartette of churns. Ralph Deanc as the until to-morrow night as a day will be Thomas ft Co.

'a grocery store yesterday the beauuful Florence Vickllffe necessary In the preparaUon of a stage being absent several weeks on ac-as Phyllis Erricaon. the cast will include: copy of the play. of illness with pneumonia Charles Tlngay, Henry Cotter, Charles v. k. Putnam "0" has resined from Qulnn, George -Lowe Selby Halney.

Al the' juniomenade commU eT. U'LnTll' e8d Uerroce. S. A. Harris, thas, Seagrave.

It is exDmtad that Mr Ha- w.fl.1!.". ft on of Johnson. R. .0. A Good Shoe For Spring Wear, made of box calf leather with heavy soles.

Just the shoe for the street after you have taken off your overshoes. They are comfortable, they wear well and will resist water better than any other leather. Prlcoo from $2.00 to $5.00. FRANK B. BOYNTON.

(h. aay of raver will arrive in th ii I "wru ot mu- ArSmem. ar. Mr, and Mrs. H.

Chaptn of ling made for a conference between Mr. r0; Hicks and all medical men interested In' t'n Grsnt of Minneapolis, the Young Men's Christian association work foromandtr of the Qld Vermont Brigade in at the medical college at 2 o'clock on that tbe avl1 War and assistant secretary of n.i 1 a. wartindw PnuMmt u.n4u. 1. Mis Evelyn Selbie Lillian Cooley.

Byrd "urn, rranw. iving. viara uarney, Marquita liwlght. Jane Hamilton, Emma Lathrop and others. BENNETT-MOULTON CO The Shadows of a Great City was nlaved to a larre audience bv the Bennett.

Mul-" Xb" opeT bou? the efforts of the company were very cor- jdlally received. The play la one aivins miujiy aiong ainntqt une" 01 Jn nienjoers ox ino com- were 1101 siow 10 i. aavaniage ana tbe result was a very creditable presents- Hon of an entertaining; comedy-drams. All of the parts were very acceptably taken I and there were introduced several enter- enmneer: naDinttes iz. an unsecur-talning specialties, which delighted the ed.

assets $20. all of which Is exempt, audience. Arthur Emory Caldwell of St, Johnsbury: This afternon the company will present liabilities all unsecured; assets "Darkest Russia." the play in which they W. all of which Is exempt, scored such a success on Monday evening leen A. Wolfe of Hartford, railroad A I 1 our old stand-bys hence the low prices.

Hotels, Institutions, Boarding Houses and Housekeepers with an eye to big values ome early. H. W. ALIEN DO TOUR GLASSES FIT It not. why not? We can tell you.

Give us a trial Eyes tested frre and properly fitted with glass- A. D. BRISTOL7, 1 07 Church Street. fJBairganDM in desirable PITCHERS, PITCHERS. 10c Each one a beauty.

An immense line, from the smallest creamer to the large size water pitcher. See our window for variety. A dainty pitcher for 25a PETERSON, 64- Church St. Are Yoo Married Perhaps yeu are going to be. If so you vtant 1 Cards of Announcement Invitation.

We make a specialty of such work. Free Press Association. Burlinfton. Vt The Best and Cheapest Way to Cook is to use a GAS RANGE, No Ashes and No Dost -fkkc. lucais, ime.

wiw icss xrouDie. vve quote prices on all Ranges ready for use. Durtlngton Gas Light 123 Church Street. Whiting's Bond This stationery attains tht fcjAerf stsndard yet reached by "American made paper. All the fashionable tints.

Sold by the box or by the quire. Frco Prcoo Storo siocK, aincrcni oranus rruiniy 1 1 A 2 with special setting of their own scenery, in tne evening tne bin will A Daugh- ter of the Boutb." which will be sure to draw a large house. An additional feature of this evening's performance will be the competition by amateurs for the prise of LANK'8 STABLES. Two doors below Van Ness Some- fine fheco.J'nTmo Phone m-Z M. SMITH.

I Fpr Town Dir.ci rxwr 1 NEW WALL PAPERS are being placed on our shelves every day and our stock will be more plete than ever before. The stock extends from the ceiling to 'the floor and the prices are lower still even down to the basement. GRANT, "CHINA HALL," 09 Church St. I Furniture Mo vera 50 horses, large force of experienced help largest trucks in tne city, xso job. too Leave A Store." w.

I large or too smati. Leave orders at "City Drug Church st. jcollins a. co. A Ccrcful ltchm Girl want position.

If you want the girt. Free fW wsnt sd. Chs WW If you are the girl, use a want ad. Teu'H get a position y. Vermont is full of good girls snd goal positions The Free Press finds ths girkt fof ths poslUoM and yioe Since 188S we have been doing business in our' present location.

Each year's business has been a little larger thar that of the year before; People seem to like our' way of telling Paint, Oils, Varnished Glass, etc W. E. Greene, 194 College St. 5 o'clock in the college chapel, at wnIcn of all departments of the University will be heartily welcomed. PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

tnese petitions in nansruptcy nave seen Placed on reword: Jowel W. Reynolds of Milton, a locomo- freight checker; liabilities 1475.07. all un- "cureo; assets 9a.11, 01 wntcn is ex P- mrrn Tjpnra I ICE CREAM, IJUi BiOl AND SODA. PURE CANDIES Tl alWHyS be had at Libraries. for prices on llocs, Scrcvvj, ffcje Etc chjo raarket and carry sirla asd and prompt shipments.

Cxrtttsa, VL A All we ask is a chance to bid. In erery case where we have com- sted with other booksellers we have taken the town library order, wo just shipped and more to follow. We ask commissioners to send us their lists and we'll quote prices. We have furnished all tbe libraries in the State and are better equipped for it than any other dealers. And it's handier for you, HOBART J.

SHANLEY Publishers, Booksellers snd Manufacturing Steticr.crs, BURLINGTON, VERMONT. From now until Sept. 1st our store wS close at every evening sacMt flator- days and Meadays. EBay fit fibn Mcz, jvuUlLL Are you woedsrittg what to give; HIM tor hts birtti-day Bay him a Watertaaa Pen. It will please him.

Sizes for nan cr for wotaen; Fof bf 'THE FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION. Give us a call or filts, Pcin jeueits siciir lap We are special seaU for tha SW.W. IS WWfl Carettd attendoa to all orders; G8 Chsrcb Street, write 1 Corner Church and College Sts. A-.