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.x 4;rv bowa Of the ribbon being scat
tnoln u ~. 4 Laad 81 TIA hounce.

them up, tiny bows Of the r,opon o''"s ''"
tered along the head Of the founce. ,....
Fnr sf.ernoon or evening reception dresses
nothing can be prettier than Hover nea,eh
fonlafds in combination with lace; Suvn a
noss,rnes have an air Of distinction quite tne',
VS. md go great is the variety Of tones ana
colors in which they run that the most ias ~
dio,,s eve may easily find tho exact snade oo-
sired. 1t, Cd ,;c-
tured lovely interior costume hiauo ~
fower-fgured foulard and richly gnssia,,
with lace. This dress has no foundstioh.
IL Ia trimmed on tho bottom as lar as VIZ
back breadths with several rows OF Vsi'es
rihhon and a lace ornament arrenseu ia
scalIops The corssge, which ~ maae 49,.
tight. extends little below the waist i,n n
aud has lace basq cues. which are gathered on
the stun and arranged in large h ar. mt is
AZ the back The deep cut-ou1,
framed with a broad lace yolsnt. exten1ink
down the front in double coquile, wnlcn
serves to hide the opening OF the coIsas1J
The cut-out has piping. the strings o. "1i,on VIZ
are concealed under the lace ny -, tbo
sleeves have ribbon bands ana DoWs oeioN -. 80.
shoulder and the elbow, aud there's o elhc'u'gS
~ Tho ribbon with rosette in front. INV ouIa
he difficult 20 imagine more CHARMING az
door toilet. and yet one so inexpensive.
Fvervwhere / hear predictions OF very
brilliant season this fall and winter. ne
METROPOLIS is being rapidly ana lnOIVus.iJ
furnished up. and hand in hand with the pun
lie diversions will 20 the luncheons, teas;
small dances card and dinner partes anu
lit.rary receptions at TIE private residences.
and I'm inclined to think that You VIII hot
take II arniss If ! set before you stlll anolneI
reneption toilet as / do in my fourth illustrsc:
ton This is a combination costume OF
main and figured fouard, the corsage
beine made upon fitted Innings and garni1,
tured with yolants Of crepe de chine pieated
and sewed on in such way as 70 form "
coouille. The front sides have only one dart,
made in the lining at tho same time II IS
made in the stuff The cincture - OF open
work cold galloon. lined with silk bo n
and fastened on the side under bow Inc
cincture must have piping, IN of Tta
10 keep it from stretching ING Inc
cut-out is also piped. tho c9 ahs
OF which are tied in front. Inc
small lace plastron is held in place by fancy
pins on each side. The sleeves are bounah.ii
with fine pleats to the elbow and ornaineinI .e,
with lace RULES. The skirt OF the PLAIN ioui-
Ard has lace founce in front WITH 9 one
breadth of the figured foulard atthe nack. ne
paniers are gathered and sewed on ths wa .5.
The pleated back-breadth is festended 10 'ne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-27

CORNER SECOND AND BROAD STREETS.
Wonderful Display of Novelties in Fine Dress
Goods at The Tower This Week.

Brussels Carpets At 62lS. 70, Sc. OIL andsfa
yelvets and Moquettes, elegant, laid on youy
floor at si.25.
,. RUGS AND ART SQUARES
We have alarge line OF Smyrna Rugs. soms q
J. the loveliest designs you ever saw Tia
prices commence st45o. and 20 up toss
Ysu just ought to see those a. sg.7O and o. They
are the largest ever shown at sny.hins like
that price before
The Tower is the place to buy Rugs and Ar.
Squares Don't forgetit
FLOOR OIL CLOTH
Good Oil Cloth. 80 inches vide. $50.
Good Oil Cloth. N inches wide 40
Good Oil Cloth, 81 inches wide 45c.
Good Oil Cloth. 70 inches wide. 5oc.
Iinoleum feet wide, sl yard.
CARPET Warp. all colors. sl.iO bundle Of s
pounds.
Window Shades, best quality spring roller. al
complete, SOC.
We are showing the very latest in Dress Trim.
mings, Feather Trimming Jets. Crochs.
Gimps, Nail Heads. Jet Collars and ssom.
achers. Feather Boas. si.25 worth els.
Full line Of Loonens Toilet Brush
Gents Hair Brushes, Csc. worth 81.
Ladies' Hair Brushes 500. worth 75c.
200 Tooth Brushes i2tFc. worth 30 and ssc.
Lace Pms from 2 to l0c
Solid silver Lace Pins, $50.
Ladies' Balmoral Skirts, 81.
OUR FALL UNDERWEAR
For Ladies, Gents, Children and Infants IL
now complete, and you will find this department
a money-ssving one.
Gents AIl-Wool White Shirts and Drsvets, e.
Ladies Ribbed shirts, ESQ.
Childrens Cashmere Vest 400.
Gents Pure Linen Bosom White Shirts, work.
manship tho best, cotton excellent, only
50c
ounce of Colgate's Extract. Csc; over 30 odorsi
we will furnish bottle.
Children's School Hose only iOc. pair worth $50.
Ladies' Regular Made Plain Black Hose only
I9|Sc pair.
Gents Plain White Linen Handker chiefs, hem.
stitched, only e5c.
Gents Colored Bordsred Handkerchiefs, hem
stitched, i0c
Gents Large Size White Silk Handkerchief.
regular price 75c only 200.
Gents Fancy suspenders i5c. worth 25c.
Gents Yosemite Seamless Half Hose only 1880
worth 25c.
Look at onr Children's and Infants Cash.
mere and Cloth Cloaks for pleasant wear.
| Chi!dren's Plaid Flannel Cloaks, s350, regular
price &C..
We are closing orr stock Of Chidrsn'' short
and Long Dresses az less than cost OF manu-
facture.
Don't fail to look at our Carpets, Dress Goods
and Cloaks. This week you will find great
many New Patterns and Styles.
Special Lace Curtsin and Portiere Sale shis
| week.
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Crinkle Bedford Cords. Crepe Bedford Cords
and Figured Bedford Cords; Rough goods IN
Cancels Hair, very fine and desirable; Fine
WOODEN Cheviots in Plain. Plsids. Checks and
Stripes; Broadcloths, all shades; Henriettas'
Cashmeres and Serges Fancy Silks, brocaae
Silks, Black Faile. Black Turquoise SIX, BLOCK
China silk, Black Surah Silk, Black BEDFORD
Cord. Black Striped and Figured Henriettas'
Black Broadcloth, Black Serges, Black HENRI
eta, silk fnsh Black Henrietta, silk warp;
Black Cashmere. Black Crepe Cloth, Back BE-
bastopol and lots q others equally desirable
which we cannot mention at this time for want
of space We viii simply state that we have the
finest assortment OF fall Dress Goods we nave
ever shown before. and we guarantee the prices
20 be- the lowest Our goods have been selected
with great care. many Of them having been pur-
chased as early as April and May by sample sent
direct from Paris See few Of our imported
goods In the show window.
BLANKETS AND QUILTS.
The weather is hot now and you say you don't
need Blankets. That's why we are selling them
so cheap. When the weather turns cold the
prices will be higher. You will have chance
here on Monday, hot or cold, to get bargains IN
that line. SO put this on your memorandum for
Monday and ask TO see our Blankets and Quilts
BLAZERS BLAZERS
The largest assortment in the city See those
Extra-Fine Quality in Gray, Tan, Blue and
Black at 30, reduced from e.
Better ones reduced from s., 81, 81 and IS to g.
$3.50, "a and $3.50.
WRAPS WRAPS
II would be impossible for as 70 give anything
Ikea fair description Of our stock. Here we
have all the new ana leading styles Some extra
fine ones.
Our as Walking Coat is very nice and has been
much admired. Then we have lot at s6.55
and lot at $3.50 which are extra for the
prices. Light Grays, Tans, Black, Blue and
Mixed Grays.
II you want good, nice Fashionable Cloak for
s2D. a. s.. s675. $3.50. so, ell. sl9 els, els,
400. sge or sg5 The Tower is the place to 60
TO look for it, for they are there sure.
CARPETsi CARPETsi
We have been very busy in this line for tho
mast ten days. The reason is that wo have such
a nice line and We are selling them so cheap.
Where else in the city can you go and get good
Wool CARPET for SOC. yard2 You can get 1t at
The Tower and FOR iOc. more they will send to
your house, take the measure Of your floor
have it cut and made by a professional hand
then line it with wadded paper made for the
purpose and send man to your house, move all
your furniture, put it down nicely and replace
the furniture as before-for just l0c. more on q
yard.
The line Of Fine Two-Ply All-Wool ingram Gar
~, az eolxc and 75c cannot be eQualed any
where.
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Hosiery.

Rows and Girls School Hose in heavy black
rib. with maco soles, at Sc. for Sizes D 70 81
and l0c Tor sizes 8 and Va
The Fast Black Ribbed Hose from the
smallest to the largest size for l21lc. pair.
The Seamless Fast-Black Hose for boys ana
girls. sizes 6 to Ga, for tic. pair.
Ladies' Seamless Balbrggan Hose double
heel and toe, 1214c. pair.
Ladies' -Colored Fine Gauzs Hose IN
fast color. 12]4c. pair.
Ladies' Stainless Black Hose, pressed seams
only 15c. pair.
Ladies' Seamless Pin-Striped Hose only l7c'
pair.
Ladies' Fine Tan and Mode Hose, piain Of
drop-stitch weave, only 25c. pair.
1000 pair Ladies' Fine Fast-Black French
Made Hose Of Hermsdorf's famous dyeing
with double high-spliced heels, ct 25c' palr
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DBL oooDs >
MILLER& RHoADs.


We have expended great effort in the collection OF
v denartment in our business We feel confident We ''
Won want and that prices just as satisfactory a our
Won can come here and fully satisfy yourself on this point "io ~
M o. we don't want you feel under any Obligations 10 o0
ara fnlv suited pleased customer is always our best adVe
W. dim 70 buv goods with every patron in our eye, and the
ccaI the desirable and the popular class OF goods are Tue ~
give first thought to. -
AS the cool weather is likely to drop upon uS Souoe' ' "
want COUNTERPANES COMFORTS and BLANhhlo. we "i''
remind you right that underse the market every m
Rcd Covering and you viii do well to give US call AL ONOh
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At the Mems Counter.

Mems Seamless Socks. 10c.
Mems French Balbriggan Socks, 12]Sc.
Mems Tan or Brown Seamless Socks, TIC.
All-Linen Hemstitched Kerchiefs, 1910.
A25c. All-Linen Hemstitched 'Kerchief for
zoe.
Mems Jeans Bleached) Drawers. 25c.
Mems Outing Shirts. %, 3715, SOC.
Mems Unlaundered Shirts, plain OF pleated
bosom, made of best cotton. Soc; the same
Shirts Numbered. Csc. for plain, CSC. for
pleated bosoIns.
Mems Night Shirts, 80, CT, 75c.
The best Wire-Buckle Suspendefs, II, Is
STHc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-27
Handkerchief.

We are doing big Handkerchief trade be-
cause we have the kind you want The stock
has been reinforced by upwards of 200 dozen
in the past week, which we will sell at 8, 8. 10,
12l<. II and &c. Fine Sheer Embroidered and
Sca,loped 'Kerchiefs ut i21sc. worth 2oc.; Of
lie. worth 25c.. and at 25c worth 4Oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-27

Portieres, q good variety. from e2.5O to s25
pair.
Lace Curtains from Al to se5 window.
Carpet Warp in the desirable shades as sl.25
bale OF 1--WE pounds.
We have a Mans Unlaundered Shirt at SOC. that
is excellent.
Underwear in cotton for ladies and gents and
Metino Underwear for ladies, gents and chill
dren from 25c. upwards.
Colored Dress Goods We have in great variety
from l2Ifc. upwards.
Special values in loc. Dress Goods in solids,
plaIds and stripes.
Our Cloak Department is fresh this season, as
the chestnuts have all been euled, and IN II you
will find the new shapes at reasonable prices
Hosiery for everybody. Special value in $50.
Black Hosiery FOR ladies. gents and children.
The completion Of our elevator will mark Q
new era in our business and you will find shop
ping pleasure At our store. Conducting our
business on the One-Price system, with our
goods all marked In plain figures, with courtesy
fof al. We respectfully solicit the good will,
patronage and influence Of our friends and GUS
toners and the general public. We are willing
81 AL times so send samples,
We failed 10 mention that we had received
some new Carpets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-27

woman OF fashion. rear hi'' 49, a;l
her brother artist of pen or penc.i,
when the picture Is complete she longs W
exhibit il. And must say II the woriu An9m
what study. what labor what genuine Ton 70
necessary to achieve these trlqmphs OF peis
sonai adornment it would not be so cnary OF
its admiration. Madam Roland. IN hel toiiet
Of death. was scrupulously exact IN she at
rangement of her gown and hchu ana beau
Brummel went TO his lamentable end with an al
almost heroic determination 70 be the we,i-
dressed man T. the very last. Cali IT vanity
II Won will. but il seems 70 me that IL mas
strong admixture Of self-Tespect.
NV initial cut shows very attractive cos,
tnme of cloth in combination with dotted
tulle. made up over silk foundation. the
front being covered with breadth OF the
tuile slightly gathered. The corsage OF tulie
is made up on fitted Inning. The right side
of the corselet crosses over the left, ana there
is a cincture which closes at one SIDE wltb
rosette. The pleatings OF the tuiie corsage
are so arranged as 10 conceal the opening ia
front. Upper sleeves of the tulle, lower OF
the dress material ending with a point on the
back of the hand. .-..n- J..
Among street dresses the artistically de-
signed and well-ftting tailor-made VIII con-
tinue to hold first place, especially as the sea-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-27
Apron Muslins.

Apron Muslins in checks, plaids and
stripes-the kind that are strong and wontgo
70 pieces after one Washing, 60 and SIC. q
rord The fine Sheer Musins in beautiful
plaids at 10, AZ. is and tic. yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-27
Linen Towels.

Four big drives in pure long-fbre Linen
Towels.
Large Damask and Huck Towels. double
woven, without dressing. 1Oc. each.
Large Double Woven Huck Towels, 12]zc.
each.
Extra quality Damask and Huck Towels fol-
Ito. each.
An Immense Crepe Bath Towel for zoo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-27
Boys Waists.

Figured Percale. ESQ. For ages
Good Outing Waists, S9c to ia
Gray Flannel Cloth Waists, 75c. years.
Nayy-Blue Flannel Cloth Waists, 81.
Boys Bicycle Hose fast black, indestructi-
BILE, Z to 10 sizes, Csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-27
IAcr-TRImsxD REcKrygoN DRESS.

IAcE-TRIMmxD REcEryIoN DRESS.
lAnts Of the cashmere gait led on the shout
ders. The sleeves have h6roidered cuffs,
making very stylish and pleasing ensemble
refinement.
Gathered houncss will continue TO DO used
70 relieve the planness of dress skirts, and
the full gathers OF skirts ut the back will bs
kept in narrow compass. Plested vests seem
"a hold fast TO their popularity. They give
cloth costumes = refined and finished air,
which IL very becoming TO some women. esq
peoially TO those whose particular style does
not accord with the conventional severity of
the plain cloth dress. When lace is used for
hounees II 10 often customary 10 run them at
ths top with very narrow ribbon and draw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-27
A New Store.

Mr.. George Med. Blake has bought the old
English property, corner Second and Leigh
streets, and opened up with full line Of
Fancy and Staple Groceries and Wines aud
Liquors. The above neighborhood has
needed just such q store for years. and Mr..
Blake doubtless will, and should be. well
patronized.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-27
TorchOn Lace.

One hundred and fifty new styles of this
ever-populsr trimming, in narrow and wide
widths coarse, medium ani real fine patterns,
at 8. ~, az, upwards to Soc. ayard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-27
711lo 71w5

We would kindly ask all those wishing
Jewish New Year cards TO call and make their
selection as soon as convenient. as our public
schools will reopen September 2sth and after
that date we will pack them away. Hoping
the public will kindly consider this and call
at once. All mail orders promptly filed at
X. @. Meyers, 100 east Broad street, corner
80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-27
Stamped Linens.

All kinds of Stamped Linens for the table,
washstaud. bureau, buffet and toilet. Splash
ers 1sc. up: Scarfs. Csc. up; Table-Covers,
25o.; Hot Biscuit Covers. 25c.; TrAy-Covers.
Csc. Doihes and Mats, 5, 7. s, lOc.; Stamped
Pillow Shams, 12>sc. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-27

Hichok q Co.. will pay zoe. per 100 cash
for Tass from their Brands No. L., n. u. c.,
Fig aud Caroline nun-Cuyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-27
LATEST FANClES Or FASHION.
The Lutumnal Mandates Of The Tickle
Goddess.
BRILLIANT FALL AND WINTER SEASON.
Zine Opportunities for the Display OF f"'"'
fenabie Costumes-1he 1aii"r-"
Dress stlli Holds sway.
Copyrighted 1911
NEW York, Sept. rs.

IERHAPS no city in
the world is blessed
with q more charm
ing autumnai season
than New York.
From late Septem-
ber to early Novem-
Der tho air parts
with every trace OF
haze and humidity.
and takes on that
crystal line gov huu
crispness " hic h .
duriag the period
referred to. makes
its streets such al
~ ira b 9 s IA 0 W
grounds for I h Q
warm bright toilets
Of tho season. Nc
wonder the fashion
ably-dressed woman
finds so much pleas
ure in displaying
herself on the side
walks with the ger
ceous shop windows
to serve as an artistic
background. Next 10
having "A thoroughly
becoming dress IS the
good fortune to have
time and place t.
display It, for TINS
matter OF dress IS
with the intelligent
1lyn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-27

TAILOR MADE WITH srEEL EMBROIDERY
lar These revers may be made in plain gray
fsille. or of the wooden stuff with imitation
button holes.
A half mourning costume which struck me
AZ HAVING an air of great refinement about IL
was made up in black cloth with border Of
English Grape five inches deep at the bottom
of the skirt There were large reyers OF
Grape running TO points at the waisthnee, collar
slightly faring, boufant sleeves with Grape
cuffs. The skirt was made quite plain in
front with fan pleats at the back The cor
selet skirt will no doubt become very popu-
lar especially for graceful. slender figures.
IL gives the costume the same effect as the
princess form. and a good lit may be more
readily obtained than with the latter trying
form Of dress.
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son advances and foretaste Of winter warns
us 20 unite. so far as practicable. the useful and
the beautiful, for that seems to be the mis-
sion of the tailor-msde dress. saw very
pretty one the other day in dark blue serge,
the coat being open in front and showing a
vest of tan cloth evidently fastened from be-
hind and fitting the figure like a glove;
Around the collar and the bottom OF the vest
there was a broad band Of gold braid Avery
small blue felt hat with yellow ribbons was de;
signed 70 be worn with this extremely tasteful
toilet For those who prefer dressy effects
to the severe style of the tailor made would
commend such promenade toilet as Is PIC
tured in my second illustration-an India
cashmere garnitured with chevrons lad on
with narrow braid or in passementerie; The
corsage is finished at the back in pleated
basque dress-coat style. At the front and
sides the corsage is draped in paniers. There
is faills vest which is slightly gathered at
The neck and at the waist, and there Is a
drsped cineture. The short pelerine Is COM
posed Of An embroidered yoEe and two vo-
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-03
4 far~manship Refused.

James Quinn, ~ho was appointed
fireman of the Red Cloud group of
MINIS on the discharge Of Sup-sin.
tend-nt True aud his force, was driven
up I" the property yesterday BY
L> t'le'on Price, and put ia oha,R..
Mr.. Quinn stopped there over night,
and this morning came TO town and
resigned. saying that too much was
expected Of him. The maeh,..erv i.
not in pla"e, tho jixs are not up, no
winter supplies a's in, nor Is there
any development work ahead. Ye,
IL" foreman will be expected to paw
the regular monthly dividend of &c..
600.
The property 10 . very good one,
with the promise OF . prosperou.
future; hut unless tho d-velopn. mt
work 10 kept ahead Of the ore st ,,es
opened, il cannot be made 70 earn
dividends.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-03
The HONEY MARKET.
le WAS Irregular ssd Srmewhal Sensi
tive ~ VARYING Rates.

le WAS Irregular ssA -, mewhas Nensi
tive ~ VARYING Rates.
Bradstreets for tho week eudinf
September Goth:
"rhe New York loan market dur
ing the week has been irregular xn.
somewhat s~1Isitlve on account If the
continued movement Of fund. to tie
Wet 1t has, h"wever, been unduiy
sd-cted by the manipulation Of rates
!" connscsio" with speculative eforss
to d. pros. the shar. market, aud the
fact that large amounts Of gold are il.
transit ir"m Europe tends to have .
decidedly reassuring influence. Call
loa"s. by institutions aud renewals,
may he quoted ut An average Of 5 per
cent. throughout the week; hut. OF.
the other h.nd, 1t ,hs beginning Of
the week, aud ag.in In the last few
days, large amount. have been ipa,,+.d
ut between Z AMI 1 v-r Q. mt, although
b"nkers' balances have quoted the
Stuck Exchange At from : to IL PER
c~"t.. and Oh w. d"esday rates ". 70
-t-a''ily bid up during tho greater
par, ut the day. 1t is stated that ut
"ne time rs per cent. was hid t.,
motley. This quot st,"n. however,
may be regarded ~ some what 6cti-
'ious in character. 1t is stated.
indeed. that certain large int. rests
called i" loans aud resor,ed t.
the tactics Of locking up money, a.
though the exat d-eree of credenc~
to he accorded these statements il un.
certain. AT the same TIM it il notices
able that the supply Of time money Is
decidedly smaller. and that tho onl,
rate that could be quoted during the
We. K for all dates OF mixed collateral
Is + per cent. A few transactions ON
!. xtra quality colIst. raj At ST per cent.
are reported, but these. i, would seem,
were exceptional. Tho supply IT
commercial paper is increasing. hut
%" tho otter hand, tho ms KIT il
. extremely marrow and conserv.tiv :.
with . very mited outside huyi"R
demand. B-st names on indorsed
bills '~c-ivable arc quoted ., 8 per
vent. Il u understood that higher |
'ates have been paid in some in.
t.-uces."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-03
Tbs w0r11 EnrieAed.

The facilities Of the present day for Ii.
production Of everything that viii con-
duce to the material welfare and comfort
Of mankind are almost unlimited and
when Syrup Of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched with the only
perfect laxative known, - It 10 the only
remedy which 10 truly pleasing and re-
freshing 70 TIE taste and prompt and
effectuG to cleanse the system xentlv in
the Spring time o.. in fact, At any time
and the better It l. known the more poo
a1ar it becomes.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-03

With esch succeeding day come.
an increased ti~mani for ~ tier s~rvice
on thu Railways Of our county The
u 10" Pacific m ! the Missouri P.c,i..
RAILWAYS to the fr.Mt ~ usual. hsv.
h. =" leading III three line- III IN .,rov~.
me"t, for some time aud runn,rp
Thr"n9" Pullman Sl-spe,s h-twe-n
Salt Lake CITY aud st. Louis Wis
D~nv-r.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-03
The Ideal Baking Powder
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder.

For more than fifty years Cream of Tartar and BIZ
of Soda have been used for
with sufficient -four added to the strength Of the
powder unimpaired and this with addition of white.
OF eggs comprises this pure and wholesome eavenine
agent that has been the standard for 20 years. In its
use pure wholesome and delicious always assured
Makes cake and biscuit that their moisture and
while they are aaky and extremely light they grained
not and full of holes made with ammonia bakino
powders latter dries quickly Alum powders leave Bit
ter taste in the bread cake
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder once used alwav. u.d
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-03
Cheap Rates In Nalt Lake.

Cheap Rates In Nall Lake.
On account Of the 62i Semi. annual
Conference Of thu Church OF Jesus
Christ Of Ls't-r.Dsy Saints to be held
1t Sat Lake City. October Attn to 9th,
inclusive. round trip tickets, good to
seturn u"til Octnber II, will he sold
1t tho following rates: From Sho.
sho"s, sl2:4); b. IIevu-, $l5:O5;
HALEY, el5:25; and Krtchum, $3.50.