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JM THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1801 TWENTY EIGHT PAGES. 10 i Children's Night Drawers. Children's Cotton Flannel Night Drawer, finished seams, button ana buttonhole, different size, for this sale, aat Indies Plaited Back Circular, all wool, plaid and plain colon, reduced to S7.50 Ladles Light Newmarkets, in the fashionable shades and styles, great bargains at $13.50, SI5.50, SI6.50 We also have for Christmas gifts a large stock of Saddle Bags and Fancy Pillows, Foot Rests, HANDKERCHIEFS. For months we have been preparing for this p-eaf Christmas sale of Handier-chiefs. We can offer now TtisAccurauIatedBarpIaslr-j Our PurcIiasES.

Prices are the lowest Boston. Compare the goods with any others, and y0j will see that we are offen-p for the next three weeks The Greatest Values to Handkerchiefs Ever Knau Note prices. See tie goods: Women" Handkerchiefs. fa-1 Whlu HM Usadk." 6 for $3. chiefs, A very nlubl UK.

Ut, IT jr tu Mens Inietf FUVKBd fl.ll, 50c, 5e. A ta thu Very fine. hasoa.y bei. 6-4 Wiwvr Stskxt, Boston. A SilUlress, A better Christmas gift docs not exist.

It is sure to be appreciated. It is useful and beautiful, both. In evening silks wc have a magnificent Christmas line of new colors and designs. See our French Taffeta Broches, chintz figures, at PER YARD. The color are Rose, Nile, Buttercup, Turquoise, Violet, White, Chartreuse, Also tiif.

Grandest Exhibit of Crepe de Chines for the Holidays Ever Shown in New England. Per Yard, $1.25 to Persian Silks. Far ahead of any China Silk made. A great Christmas display of iooo yards, representing 40 colorings, for Cnristmas fancy work. Our price will be only a A YARD.

G) raijgji exclusively of the finest selected Ohio wool. For holiday gifts we quote prices as follows 104 at 86.50, 1-4 at 87.50, 12-4 at 88.50, 13-4 at I 0.00. Some extra large size 14-4 Blankets, measuring 33-4 yards wide and 3 yards PBLANKETS were the only ones for which an award was given at the Mechanics fairs of 1S84 and 1887. You should not buy Blankets until you see these. Down Comforters.

Made exclusively for our Christmas trade, with fine French satine covers; also with silk coverings in new and original patterns, not to be found at any other store in this city. These were all made to our private order for holiday gifts. We offer a limited quantity at EACH. In the choicer coverings we have some as high as 1 0.00. For those who want the that can be produced, regardless of cost, we have a few special Comforters, very choice, in superb silk coverings, at and S22.

$4.75 Screens. We have only 198 of these Screens. They have the fashionable fretwork, and are executed in cherry, oak and enamelled white frames, with beautiful silk and pongee art panels. Customers can choose the frame and the material from our stock, and have them filled to order in season for Christmas. These Screens are a great bargain at only We show also many elaborate, decorative and extra large at prices ranging as high as 35.00 each.

Down Pillows. The Standard Do-vyn Pillows, so long expected, have just arrived. Customers who have been waiting can now have their orders filled at bnce. We have an ample supply for the holidays. Remember this is the finest Down Pillow ever in the market at our prices for the next two weeks will be: 18-inch, I 20-inch, SI.25, 22-inch, I .75 24-inch, S2.25.

IN GOOD RACING HANDS. New Herreshoff 46-Footer Will be Well Cared For Chance for Eastern Yachtsmen to Beat Her Notes. The cat is out of the bag at last. The mystery surrounding the ownership of the 46-footer now being built by the Herre-shoffs has been cleared away during tne past week, and the New York gentleman who placed the order with the famous Bristol firm is now known to be Archibald Rogers, an enthusiastic yachtsman, and a Corinthian skipper of no mean ability. The announcement that Mr.

Rogers was the owner of the boat has been received with much pleasure by yachtsmen generally. They were hoping that she would be in such hands as would insure the best possible sport, and now they find that not only is the owner a gentleman with means, ability and a desire to bring the boat to the front place in the class, but also that she will be sailed by a racing skipper whose reputation is second to none Capt. Charley Barr, whose success with the Minerva and Oweene have been so marked. Mr. Rogers himself says that he proposed to race the boat for all she is worth, aDd that if she doesn't beat the Gloriana both he aud the builders will be very much disappointed.

Thus the best of sport seems to be looming up ahead in the class, and the correct thiug to make it still more distinct would be for some of our Eastern yachtsmen to place an order with Eastern designers and give the latter a chance to see if they cannot in turn outdo the Herreshoffs. There are many yachtsmen with both time and money enough to bring a crack racer to the front, and It is to be hoped tor the sake of the sport that some of them will be heard from. In the meantime, the boat about which there has been so much talk and conjecture. is fast approaching completion at the Bristol shops. Most of her double-' planking is on and the fine points of her model are clearly shown.

As was promised by the look of the boat as she was seen in frame by the writer, she is a larger Gloriana. with longer and finer ends, and probably a greater proportion of ballast to displacement than last years champion. Her construction is light. but very strong. and in smoothness of outside she will be far ahead of any boat planked in the ordinary way.

Her double planking is put on in such way as to do away with the necessity of caulking the seams, and a perfectly smooth surface is thus assured. When the boat is afloat it will take a wonderfully- keen eye to detect the points wherein she differs from the Gloriana. With both boats hauled ont. the differences in keels and the way tue lead is hung would be at once apparent. She should be ready to sail early in the spring, and will have a big advantage In BUFFALO HORN COODS.

BRASS COODS. XMAS CAROS and BOOKLETS. BAGS. POCKETBOOKSand PURSES. CARO CASES.

FANS. PERFUMERY. DENTAL COODS. Ac We have reduced Grain Leather Writing Tablets, calf-lined (with pen, paper and ink compartments), to Si, 25, worth $2.00. We have closed out the entire stock of a manufacturer of Leather Photo Frames, 8 styles, which actually cost from 50c to $1 to make, will be all sold at 25c.

We quote some sensational prices on fine Pocketbooks. Pocketbooks. 1 lot Pocketbooks, 30 different styles, in real alligator and calf, being the entire stock of a manufacturer, comprising Combination Books, Pocketbooks, Card and Letter Cases, sterling silver trimmed, plain and oxidized metal tnmmed, cost to manufacture $1.50 to $3 each, for Positively greatest bargain ever offered in these goods. SILK SKIRTS. Why not make a Christmas gift to your wife, mother, or sister of a fine Black Surah or Taffeta Silk Skirt, lined or unlined.

You can get more 'for your money here than at any other store in this city. Note the Christmas prices: Blsek Quilted Lsstlag, Bui Black. Vlanel Lined. $1.50. Blue Gray Melton, Teke Top, $1.

Black Mohslr. Quilled, Klaauel Used, aa low as $1.75. Blsek MerveUleaax Bilk. $3. Black Burak or TaHeta Bilk aalov as I7AIX Every skirt new and lower in price than ever before.

This stock was specially selected for holiday demand. Cloak Department. For Christmas gifts we select a few special lots and reduce them in price from JJ to SO per cent. Wq do this solely to enforce our suggestion of the wisdom of the choice of a warm Jacket or Wrap as a Christmas Gift Ladies Embroidered Wraps, sizes 34, 36 and 38, marked down from 13.50 and $18.50 to $8.50 Embroidered Flush Wraps, handsome goods, sizes 36, 38 and 40, marked from $37.50 and $50.00 to $25.00 15 Ladles Cheviot Jackets, full astra-chan roll, marked at $10.50 300 Ladles Cheviot Jackets, full astra-chan roll, extra fine quality, at $12.50 UUMU the forward deck free from all openings. The main cabin will have two lengths of berths on each side.

PETER PARLEY VS. SANTA CLAUS. Christmas Is coming. and everybody Is on the qol vive; no more so, however, than I was lastThnrs-day, when on my way home at about 10 oclock In the evening, who should I meet In my doorway but Santa Claus. I shook hands with the genial old gentlo-man.

Invited him indoors, and asked him what 1 could do for him. He said he noticed that I had been writing np in Thi Boston Sunday Globk. tie said that trade with him was too brisk; that be would have to ask me this Sunday, and also the two following Sundays, to tell the people about some good places to buy his goods. Santa Claus, says now to begin with. dont you think that a Solid Silver Swiss tv atch is a mighty nice tiling to make a present of to a boy? Santa Claus smiled and said My dear Peter, nearly every year I have made a watch present to my youthful friends.

And. by the way. Peter. I wish yon would mention my friend Harry Livingstone. 2a31 Washington st, who is giving Christmas presents free to every boy and girl.

A fine nickel-plated pair of skates, all sizes, or a solid silver stem-winding 8wUs watch. He does it to advertise his business. You can invite your friends to wnte him a tost.l card, giving their name and address, and Harry will tell them how to get these presents free. Now I want you to tell me what plara la Boston you would recommend as headquarters for good books for young and old for holidays and for every day. Well.

Peter. I have been doing considerable buying for the last 25 year from IX Loth rop Company.364 and 364 Washington st. 1 hey have bargain counters where they ara displaying job lots, upstairaand downstairs, they Lave the nicest assortment of Christ, mas and holiday books I ever saw. Go there, and advise your friends also to go there. Talk all you want to about Christmas presents.

there i nothing so appropriate aa one of those never-failing, never-ending, writ- iling.al way with Jou companions, ral.ed the Dunlap Double. eed Fountain and Gold Pen. Jbt mem her Dunlaps plaie of business Washington st up on flight, and if will mention Peiar Parley name uo there you will get $2 discount on a $4 pen. FOR MEN. Do not fail to' see our famous Derby at SHIRTS.

Three Christmas Grades will be notable values! SAMPSON SHIRTS 50c. MONITOR SHIRTS 75c. BOSTON'S BEST $1.00 Embroidered A Holiday stock, comprising everything from the fine work for infants to the most elaborate embroidery for ladies skirts. Grays, Cardinals, Blacks, Blue and Cream-White, Sheets. 8000 Sheets BOSTON'S BEST," all made in finest manner, 2 3-4 yards long of extra heavy and serviceable cotton, in two widths, 2 1-4 yards wide at 65c 2 1-2 yards wide at 71c.

Also 6000 Pillow Slips, cut from 43-Inch DWIGHT Cotton, at 1 5 cents each. Linen Counter. One of the most sensible places in the store to visit for Christmas gifts. Special prices will be found here which Positively cannotlie duplicated All-White Hemstitched Damask Towels at SI.OO, SI.25 and 8 1 .50. Tea and Dinner Sets (one hemstitched Table Cloth and i dozen Napkins to match), at 87.50 and upward.

Hemstitched 5 OClock Tea Cloths, i ij yards square, 81.15 anri up to 5. Finger Bowl Doilies, hemstitched, plain and open work, 75c. to 34.00 per dozen. Silk Fringe Sets, yards to 3I yards, S24 830. Handsome Knotted Fringe Towels, all white and with fancy colored borders, SI.OO, 1 .25 1 .50.

Christmas Blankets The best Woollen Blankets in the United States are CROWN Blankets, made adjoining the home of Gov. Russell, will be cut up Into lots and put upon the market by a Boston real estate firm. Through it. from Brattle to Mt. Auburn a new street will be put.

Some lots will be sold off the Elmwood, but the Lowell homestead will not be sold for the present. The proposed line of electrics through Mt. Auburn st. will pass this estate if the west End roads petition is granted. New Manufacturing District.

The city council of Cambridge has voted to extend First and the way is now open for the long contemplated development of the Cambridge fiats lying between West Boston and Craigie bridges. The territory opened up by this new street will be filled and put in shape for manufacturing, purposes. With its extended water front it offers excellent advantages for this class of business, and a few years will probably see a great change in this now desolate district. In Outlying Wards. The estate numbered 152 to 166 Broadway, South Boston, has been sold at private sale to John F.

Lappen by Jerome S. Macdonald. It consuls of a large frame building, containing a store and halls, and 4000 feet of land. Charles W. Sawyer has sold at private sale the brick dwelling in Charlestown, 2 Lincoln st.

to J.ll. Morrill for $5000 and the dwelling 13 Harvard st. to O. Doherty lor 6075. EXTRACTS FROM SUSIES LETTERS.

Why He Felt He was No Stranger in Addressing the Bride. Two young fellows, partners in the tea trade, were the best of friends, and their intimacy extended to personal as well as business matters. One of them, a simple-minded fellow, was a bachelor, and was in the habit of reading to his partner extracts from letters of an ardent and affectionate nature from a lady in the north of England, who signed herself Susie. The married one went to China for 12 months, and returned just in time to attend th wedding of his partner. He sent the happy couple a wedding present.

and at the wedding reception stepped forward gallantly to pay his respects. I hardly feel like a stranger." he said In his sweetest tones, addressing the brite; in fact, i feel as though I ought to bequite well acquainted with my partners wife, since be has often done me the honor to read to me extracts from his dear busie letters." Tlie faces of the husband and speaker were studies as the bride drew herself uo and said emphatically and distinctly: I beg your pardon my name ia Helen 1 38c Infants Bonnets. Infant' Hand-Knit Bonnet, trimmed with ilk ribbon, in different sizes, always sold at offered until Dec. 35 at only 98c. CORSET DEPT.

1 lot Imported Corsets, in pink, blue and cream (same style as the well known No. 348 V. L). Corsets), ahoayt told at $2.35, in odd sizes, to close out, SI-39. Gloves for Christmas.

A superb line 0 Trefousse Reynier Fownes in every conceivable shade; special-ties such as Sleighing Gloves, Spring-Top, Fur-Trimmed loves, Heavy Fur-Trimmed Gauntlets, for Holiday Gifts. HOSE. Ladies Extra Wool Ribbed Hose, very heavy and warm, 25c. A Superior Quality of Ladies Extra English Cashmere Hose, 50c. BARGAINS.

Mre Scotch Wool Gloves, extra qnslity, reduces to 33c As tmssnal flee quality of the nut, 37 l-2c. The fluest regular grade, reduced te 50c. We have received few dotens of an extro-cuper quality, msde to sell at ALSO. We shall mark them 75c. and $1.00 Mens Kid-Used Gloves aud Mittens, with or without fur lops.

$1.00 Childrens Kid Mittens, 39c. id Gloves 75c. A small lot of 11 Kid Mittens and Gloves, with spring and for tops. JERSEY VESTS, Ladies Jersey Vests, with long and short sleeves, also Long Drawers, 50c. Mens Christmas Gifts.

SUSPENDERS. Superior Quality Mens Suspenders, with silk ends ana drawer straps, at 25c. and 37 l-2c. Silk Suspenders, which always sell for $1.00, now at 50c. NECKWEAR.

The new and magnificent display of Ties and Scarfs for Christmas. The collection has no superior in this city. the present Canitol. including the laying on of considerable new tin and copper, the mending of the plaster in the Senate chamber ana a general cleaning and touching up of paint, there has been little work during the recess. Th Senate will lie ready for occupancy within two weeks, and the House, whose carpet will he renewed where It is most worn, will be ready shortly after.

New East Boston Ferry House. The plans for th long contemplated new bead house for the East Boston terminus of the North ferry have been completed by the city architect. -The contract for the structure is awarded to H. II. Hunt.

The building will be of wood, two stories high. In the colonial style. A spacious balcony will extend along the front on the second floor, and a high clock and bell tower will surmount the building. The outside covering will be of shingles throughout, in conformity to the colonial idea. The interior arrangement is that common In headhousew A generous waiting-room, two stories in 'height, will occupy the central part of the structure, while toll rooms at the front and ladies waiting-roomat the back will complete the first floor design.

On the second floor there will be asrper. intendents room and other offices of the ferry management. A feature of the structure is the iron gatewav, through which the teams pass to th ferries. This iron work Is highly ornamental. and over the centre of each gate is an electric light.

The total cost of the structure will be about $16,000. Hnihuu Estates Transteired. The title to some valuable pieces of business property in the retail section has just been transierred in this city. Isaac R. Thomas deeds to his mother.

Mrs. Mary 8. Apthorp of Cohasset, an undivided fifth part of the estate of the late Arthur M. Thomas, aggregating an assessed valuation of making the part transierred some 100,000. One parcel is on the corner of Tremont and inter and assessed for The 2200 feet of land are taxed at $183,000, making it some of the most valuable 111 the city.

On the corner of Elm st. and Brattle sq. is snother niece, valued at and on Washington, Hanover and Elm a parcel of 372D feet at $104,000, and a piece adjoining at 9123.000. Down in the wholesale district, on Congress Charles il. Ditson and others have sold to lb C.

Estes a piece of property consisting of 13,440 teet of land valued at $53,500 and buildings taxed tor $75,000. The purchaser mortgaged the estate to the Cambridge Savings Bank for $66,000. Iapers have passed transferring the Chamber Carter property. 01 to 47 Black-stone which was sold a auction some six weeks ago. to (Teorge H.

Huse. The price paid was $50,600. Chance to be Governor Neighbor. A tract of 200,000 feet of land on Elmwood av Cambridge, opposite the late James Kussell Lowell's estate. Elmwood.

and We have taken 200 of our Wool-Faced Ladies Mackintoshes, in handsome plaids and pul them into our Great Christmas Sale reduced to nearly half price (as above'). FURS. Great values for Christmas shoppers we shall only continue these reduced prices until Dec. 25 make your selections early and avoid the rush. For Christmas Gilts.

$45 mi $50 BEAVER CAPES, $25.00. $37.50 ini $45.00 MARTEN CAPES, no $27.50. $25 toil $28 GRAY KRIMMER CAPES, no SI 5.00. $50 ini $60 SEAL CAPES far S30.00 Each. $125 BLACK ASTRACHAN CAPES it $8.50 Each.

$75 IMITATION SEAL CAPES it $4.50 and S5.50 Each. Special Sale. We have just closed out the entire stock of the two largest Japanese importing houses in this country, and offer tomorrow Fine Muslin do Solo Embroidered Handkerchiefs at HALF GOST. Such a chance does not occur in a dozen years; the goods are well known; they are carried by all dealers. Compare the prices asked in every leading store with these prices: The regular SI and $1.25 Muslin de Sole Embroidered Handkerchiefs, fine quality, at The very finest grade, sold by every store at $1.25 and SI.50, here Mighty nice thing it Is.

By the way. send for circulars: no barm ia that, and it may do yon lota of good. There is nothing In my mind so appro- as a nice crayon portrait of a valued riend. The Crayon Portrait Society, located at 179 Tremont at, make a special offer, which Is. that If you will place your order with them before the honday rush commences, they will draw one of their fine $20 portraits for $5.

and frame it for $1 more. Just think of It a fine crayon portrait, and they do them beautifully. Santa Claus had gone I called to him Just as he was going down the stair. Santa Claus what Is the latest and most approved souvenir spoon?" The Midnight Ride spoon. Peter.

Paul Revere's ride. The scene Is beautifully stamped on the handle. Freeman It Taylor, tne reliable iewelier. 496 W'a-htng-ton are the enle maufacturera. These gentlemen also make special prieeaon dla monds and other jewelry.

They have goods and ods of the fineet store in Boston. Your truly, Pkixa Pauley." Tar, Licorice and Tolu Wafers. Effective for coughs and hoarseness. YA3. Axk yon troubled with hoarseness? Dr.

bite's gargle. Use TO ADVERTISE OES EUSI3X33, A PAIR OF BABITEY BEERYS NICKEL-PLATED SKATES. IS FSRYsU. V.MARGE. Rattan Chairs.

Packed and delivered Dec 24 if ordered now. Over 50 different kinds, including Ladies Rockers, Sewing Chairs, Easy Chairs, Smoking and Reading Chairs, with or without cushions. You save money by buying of us. Prices 2.75 to These Chairs are in our new Drapery Room addition on 3d floor. Take elevator direct to the room.

We make cushions to order for these Chairs, using any of the beautiful tapestries or plushes in our Drapery Department. Lace Curtains. We take 48 pairs of our exquisite Marie Antoinette Curtains, full size (and with sash to match, if desired,) and Reduce them from $10 to $15 Below the prevailing price. They are very rare and extremely beautiful they will make a magnificent decoration in any house. Our special Christmas prices, 1 0 to $42 pahi.

All orders placed this week for re-covering furniture executed before Christmas. Fancy Goods FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS. Thousands of novelties and fancy articles, specially selected for Christmas trade (many made exclusively for us), on exhibition tomorrow in Fancy Goods Department, street floor. The lowest prices in Boston for strictly fine goods. SILVER TOILET SETS.

PLUSH TOILET CASES. LEATHER TOILET CASES. FANCY WOOD TOILET CASES MANICURE SETS. WORK BOXES. JEWEL BOXES.

CLOVE BOXES (Silver and Plush). HANDKERCHIEF BOXES (Silver, Plush and Wood). FINE TOILET SETS (Including cushion and bottles, hand-painted and embroidered). PERPETUAL CALENDARS. BLOTTERS.

SHAVING SETS. CATCH-ALL BAGS. HAND-MADE PA PETER I ES. LEATHER TABLETS (all grades). getting into shape over boats built later, tihe is still unnamed.

Work at the Herreshoffs. The Herreshoffs have not been neglecting their other work for the new 46-footer, and the finishing touches are being put on the 80-foot steamer, while the 30-foot cat-boat for Mr. Williams of Philadelphia is completed. The 35-footer for Com. Morgan Is well under way.

ana will be a racing machine of the Dilemma type, with a steel fin and a big lump of lead at the bottom of it. She will have long overhangs, and will be a queer-looking craft. The designs for the 2Vi-rater for abroad are in hand, and will soon assume material form. FORTY-SIX-FOOT RACERS. Capital Holiday Gift for Your Yachting Friends.

Parts four and five of Peabodys Representative Yachts, comprising thirty-footers and the lorty-sixes, have just been issued. The high standard of the first parts of the work is fully maintained in these later issues. A separate edition, bound in cloth, of Forty-Six-Foot Racing Yachts, has been brought out, and will be mailed on receipt of $3 by Henry G. Peabody, 122 Boylston Boston. This makes a capital holiday present for any lover of yachting or the 6ea.

Yacht and Yachtsmen. The plans are completed and the mould made for the yawl for the lakes, designed by Jefferson Borden of the Boston yacht agency. Stewart Binney have received an order for a 45-foot cruisiDg schooner for a New Orleans gentleman. As the boat is to be used in shallow waters, sbe will be a centreboard of about 4 feet draught. It is understood that Com.

Arthur Fuller of the rmutb Boston Yacht Club has declined to add another to bis half-dozen years of service in his present position. Vice-Corn. Morrill is mentioned as likely to be the next commodore, and Fleet Capt. Ferdinand is the next vice. Conlon of Fall River is building a 24-foot cat of the Cape type, from designs by Jefferson Borden.

The steamer building at Pryors for Lewis J. Bird is now shut in. The boiler was put in last week, aud the cabin finish is in hand. The yacht will steer from a bridge abaft the pilot house, while the latter will be used as a dining-room. A dumb waiter connects it with the galley.

Entrance to the quarters of the captain, engineer and crew is made by a stairway at the rear of the Pilot fiouML This avoids the necessity of a hatchway to the forecastle and leaves i 1 1 i 4 in Mi 'T i i i "1 4 1 I I Ai 'J 1 1 I i tj; i J- 'Jl Pii yi! -it 4 1 7 I era Man' Fancy Ool-rad bilk Utslkwl 50c. i2 jWMWto.tM.jMc, tLMi M4 $1.25. M-n 8Uk Brocad Uoi $1.00, $1.25, VVcwne-i ruti Hwwti.1,1 $1.50, $2.00. 12c, IsClSr, A handsome line. I tie.

gad 50c. -JLOin Mn's All Pn AH par Irish b. Whlt Llna Hud- sad bm ka kerchief, hem-sutched. Uicbod. St I I WemenY 1 C.

20c. 25t IludXwcidck lit. and 50c. $1.50, $LH All linen. and $1 Per box ef em Mens Initial Head-' A wUT sad utd kerchiefs, all Dur linen.

dozen in eachbox.st J.CbJldrenV Bwl rn kerrhiel. ta ttlae $150 $2.25 and Tsrietr.es $3.00 Per Cox. I 5c, A 10c. Bold asperate Each. A Sc cli Gingham Dress for SI.25.

ec the ynr ahel 2000 Full Dress Pat-terns, 10 Yard Lengths cr Genuine Scotch Gingham in the Latest Handsome Stripes, Plaids and Figures PUT CP ATTRACTIVELY ft FOR 10 YARDS. HOLIDAY PRINTS." An entire novelty for Christmas is offered in our printed Bedford Cords, which we shall sell at only I 2' A YARD. Handsome desirrva on Brown, Flak end Nsvt grounds; this Is Um bat printed fabric of 1S91. 3 6 flSESi s.nretes la lit nt aS is 4mm4 (a vis ell etl.r 2T ifUwIt. keWs (J are weak sal Sa- MHated WTT1 Id la er iMtaml tie f.

45 BmttlwUftaaustncgmv. Our Ok lltti. book, How to Cot Well WI MriktUn oewtif MAkd. Cotet.uuU tw. DcsLOK.brrtK stoical co -5 IQ Tremont Street.

6mua. Sss. Offlre bear, to 4 CaTy; C3IML 5 LADIES JACKETS. CLOSING SALE Fur Trimmed Jackets, From S5.00 Upwards. ALL EAFJtHTS KJST EE IZ13 AT CiX Call aud Examine Tkra, At 23 25 KINGSTON ST Between Susan and Beg far.

XMAS GIFTS roat ge sture. Prevent La. Grippe; cure La Grippe; Salixis does both. It strengthens the entire system For Kale by all druggists. Dress Goods Dept.

IX THE NEW ANNEX. A Dress Length for S3, 50 Especially for Christmas we have cut 200 full dress Satterns from our choice erges, Cashmeres, Each is cut a full dress length according to the width. No Old Styles. All Latest Choree Patterns. Come early and get the first selection.

The rush will be great at our prices of Per Dress Pattern. Cotton Underwear. Special prices from Dec. 7 to Dec. 25, to stimulate holiday purchases in this department.

For tomorrow: Shoulder Capes. Hand-Knit Shoulder Capes, In black, white, garnet and brown, large elze, regular $1.35 good, with ribbon running around the neck, for this tale, 98c- Childrens Aprons. Made of check muslin, trimmed with Hamburg, sizes 4, 6, 8, te years, worth mataed at 50c. REAL ESTATE FIRM. Prices Range Above the Citys Valuations.

lew Banofactarlng District Opened Tp in Cambridge. Chance for Four Hundred to Cultivate the Governors Society. The big auction sale br Hatch, of four tores on CUreutlon with suites above, early In the week, was a good Indication of value in that aoction. 1 lie four buildings ara known as th Hotel Alexander, asHcmed for $16,000, which brought the Tiverton, assessed for $12,000, bringing the Seminole, assessed for 5 12.000, sold for the Emerick, valuation IS. 7 00, bringing $18,300.

Thursday Kydcr Son sold st auction an Important property at the corner of Broadway andTyler sta, assessed for $16,100, for $21,100 to 1'eter Keynolds. These serve to show the firmness of the Buarkot 6n city estates. West Chester Park Station. The rapid growth ef the city around West Chester pk. and th streets near the new Harvard bridge is recognized by the Old Colony road, aud its recent purchase of land for a aa ton on the Providence division at Ihl point is considered a very significant transaction In real estate.

It is prohabie that the Chickering station will be discontinued If the West Chester Park station Is established. The former has never accommodated a large number of i-copl and there would probably be but lutie opposition to the discontinuance i the old station. 1rogree 01 Sw State House, Work en tlie State House extension has been slow on account of delay in getting the marble f.r the exterior walls, but the tern-pyrary roof for the witter ere built and part of the permanent roof is under way. The wal.t alnnit the central area are completed and the brick arch over the boiler room ban been started, iie fiat roof over the central portion will be done a hori time, par of It being now covered With Aside front extensive repairs to the roof of.