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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-21

saulted tbs Chinamau, be- having al
miitod that he hit him with n stick and
Afterwards dealt a flow with his nst.
The testimony iof the prosecution
which was taken this morning, showed
that the Celestial has been subject 10
great abuse at tue hRnde Of the boys In
tue vicinity Of Fifth East and Fourth
South streets, WHO steal his veget-
ablea aud fruits while he IL In The
houses delivering II. This was the
cause OF the iracas last Saturday, In
which the Glass hoy dealt the Mon
goliAn n severe blow over the lett optic,
causing II to swell up and nearly
shutting daylight out.
As tue defense did not have its wit.
ussses present, continuance was
taken until tomorrow morning when
the lad will en1eavOr TO prove that the
act was committed In self-doiense.
John Watson, n pleasant appearing
young man OF twenty-five years, stood
uD TO answer 10 tho charge Of petit
larceny. His oilense fconsist,d Of
stealing pair OF suspen1ers valued
at $3.50, anu Afterwards "soAking"
thom Tor 05 cents. He admitted
his guilt, stating that he wss
under the influence Of liquor
at the time, and was 40 anxious TO get
more, that he stole the suspendefe aud
after pswning them, bought whisky
with tho money. This IL the second
time that Watson has been atraigned
for petit larceny, he having been dis.
charged the fret time. A penalty Of
thirty days Ia jail was inflicted.
John Connolly was found guilty OF
poisoning water spaniel belonging 10
Charles Smith Jr., aud fined $50. He
pleaded not guilty TO the charge, but
the prosecution offered In evidence the
testimony OF a butcher anu druggist,
from whom Connolly had purchased
meat and alryohnine, stating at the
same time that he was going 10 make
IL hot Tor some cauin0s IN the vicinity
OF his home.
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"A TIRED TAXPAYER"
Thinks Thousands Are Wasted Upon
Needless Employees.

To tho Editori
In your issue OF Saturday, Novsm-
Dor 10Th, IL an article under the head Of
Publio Patronage, giving the amount
paid city officials and employees. In
looking over this article l see some
things with which propose to I'M
fault.
Flrsi, then, / object 10 the Mayors
clerk a. utterly needless, and declaring
his office vacant would save the city
taxpayers $3.50 year. The constant
employment OF the assistant city nj.
tornoy Ia another luxury and n burdel
ON the taxpayeTs Of Salt Lake City,and
his salEry would save 10 the people ST.
600 q year. Deputy auditor, per year
$1,000, IL another extravaganza,
and an Outrage on the taNpAy-
ofs. Deputy treasurer IN even a more
glazing outrage upon the taxpayers Of
the city, anu costs them 81 $40 per
annum Special Collcctor'siClerk, Ter
year $500, " another. Then We nave
n deputy recorder at 81 200, and
deputy recorders clerE Mt II, 200. The
city should dispense with one 10 DOT
both Of these needless employees.
Superintendent Of watsTwOrks' clerk II
another waste OF public money, and
the 81 ,0SO ehould be saved. Next
comes supervisors clerk, and ths poll
tax clerk, the former Vt 81 ,Os0 and the
latter AT $3.50 per year; one OF them
could DO dispensed, ~ they both are In
tue same department, and one could
easily do the business Of both. The
watermastst's foreman and the water.
masters clerk at aalafics OF $500 and
$3.50, might, one Of them, be dispensed
With. Chief dTaug h tmAn, 200, In tue
same department ~ the chief engineer
and two assistant Chirf engiuset1, the
two latter drawing $1,000 aod 81 200
year, and each VI these nave tune anu
should be capable OF doing all the
draughiing. Inspector u sewers, pot
year 81 200; insyurtlf'a clerk uor year
5000; what IL therc Tor one Ot these
men h. do but draw his salary Eler.
tTlU Hight anu lire insl ect1r, SO, 100;
this service should also DO performed
G,l0O per anuum.
Now, Mr.. Editor, while IND no
fault with these gentlemen for seeking
those places witch the patronage Of
the city officers offers 10 their special
iriendf, yet tins Mayor and City Coun-
Gil are very much 10 blame for thus
wasting public monies 10 employ men
whose service Ia only duplication Of
work that tue officers whom they as.
stat ARE well paid for doing and should
perform. Yours truly,
A TIRED TAXPAYER.
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Cache County Notes.

John Lloyd, young man Of about
~ ysars OF ago, came down from
Montana, where he has bacn working
most Of tho time Tor the past few years,
TO visit his relatives ana friends here
and In Wellsviilo. lie arrived
about Elk weeks ago, aud Within
week OF his arrival was
stricken down with typhoid fever
nj the Tosldende OF his sister, Mrs. J.
a. Hendrickson, Ia this city aud he
died yesterday mofnlng. His early
death Will bo incurred by n host Of
relatives and friends. His remains
were taken TO Wellsville, tho home Of
the family today. The ia neral services
were held In the Wellsyille meeting
house, and HE bOuy was buried by the
side OF bis fsther's, who died about
one year ago.
The Y. l.. Il Y. NJ. NJ. /. A. Of the
seven ooolstiasIioal wards Of Logan
held very interesting anu profitable
conjoint session on Sunday evening.
Frank X. Nsbeksr delivered = lecture
on the Monroe doctrine, thoroughly
explaining that uuwrltten law OF the
the U. ,. William NJ. Eyerton, spoke
eutsrtainingly on the Constitution Of
Utah; several pleasing musical anu
elocutiunRTy numbers were rendered,
aud last, but not least, Elder Il. II.
Roberts delivered = highly instructive
and entertaining address.
A number OF LogAn'a best vocAllsts =,
instrumentAlists AMI elocutionists viii
assist the ~, Juhn's Church choir In
giving n musical Aud elocutionAty Gu.
tsttAinment next Saturday evening.
The we'll known ability OF tue perform.
ors II n guarantee Of the excellence Of
the performance. Refreshments viii
also be served.
Company q Of the u. N. q. will give
the first bail OF the season In the Palace
ball room, on Thanksgiving night
The proceeds will be devoted 10 pay
Ing on tue Indebtedness OF the COM
pAay,
Dlphtheria has caused the death OF n
l4-ysar-old son Of William FsfTeday.
He has two other children down with
thu disease, but their prospects VI re-
oovety are good.
A Coop clerk found and returned a
$50 roll Of greonbacks TO Judge Miner,
which that gentleman hsd dropped In
the store, but had not missed until
AfterwArd.
Hon, W, Ii. RSws visited Logan the
nrst Of the week. lie was aocO IN
panied by his son, who came for the
purpose OF entering the Agricultural
College.
One Of the members VI the A, O, OF
u. football team had hia face badly
hurt last night while engaged in a
practice game.
Two gentlemen from Schuyler, Nsb.
are here huying hogs 10 DO shipped
back and fed fer market.
II. g. HAyoAll Ia about to commend, G
tho erection OF a 2iK6O brick addition
10 his store on Second street.
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School Election.

The frst precinct Republican co m.
miilee held n meeting last night, at the
office OF Chairman biohnof, ut winch
II was unanimously decided to place
In nomination a candidate for the city
board OF education, ana Issued a call
Tor a mass convention Of the registered
Republican voters Of the precinct, to
be- held In the annex h tho Ninth
ward meeting house, next MONDAY
evening, at half past Z. The csnui.
dates for the position are Hon. Charles
w. Bymons, Frank b. Work and
Rudolph All, tbs present incumbent.
COULDN'T AGREE.
The Republican ami Democratic
conventions Of the Fourth precinct
utterly failed Ia their non parlisonship
negotiations last night. ~ result
each party Will nominate It, own can.
didate from that district. Tho former
will hold a mass convention In the
Burlington school house this evening
anu uame itG candidate. IL II thought
the nominee will he either II. II. An.
defson or j. d. Farlow.
In tho Second precinct the Ropubll-
cans have several candidates chief
among Thorn beiug W. a. Nsldou. the
druggist, Mt. Miller, the commission
merchant, and DR.. +. Il. Beatty.
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The direct line 10 Kansas City, st.
Louis and Atlantic ssahoard, Is VII
the Missouri Pacific Railway from
Pueblo. Through sleeping ana chair
cars, aud all connections made In
Uuinn depoIs in the day time. II you
are going East and care for n daylight
ride through the grandest scenery OF
tho Rocky Mountains en- route, see
that your ticket tuadH via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively free 10 holders Oi regular
train tickets.
n. Is. KOosER, &. II. a +, A.
Il Mor!an Block, Salt Lake CITY.
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Tramps Convicted.

James Stanley aud W. W. Baker are
In tho county jail serving out a sent
eucs Of nifty days, imposed by the
Justice Of the pracO In springvllle yes.
'srday. Tho prisoners are tramps aud
stole some merchandise from n spring.
Vile store, which thoy tried TO ditp1se
NJ In spanish Fork. There they were
arrested for peddling without license.
This gave the officers time 10 discover
that toe goods were stolen from
5prlnRyllle, anu the tramps were taken
TO that town and tried with the above
result.
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shntnnnnnk.

Of Mary shatpOnaek, a. toe
county innfmary, four silver
spoons, four silver iofks, Que silver
dessert spoon, ous silver pepper castor,
three napkins, one silk handkerchief,
two linen towels anu ono piece Of
tancy,eilk,the property ofAifs. DLO.B.
Howett. Tho owner OF the trunk had
been employed As n domestic by Mts.
HeNett. Hhe has disappeared, leaving
her trunk at the intifmary. Sho IL
wanted to answer tho charge Of lar.
ceny OF the goods mentioned.
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PROVO.
A Serious Crime.


Chas. Il. Bootn, young mau living
In Salem, Is In the county Jail under
$500 bonds awaiting the action OF the
grand jury on charge Of rape. Ho
was brought over yesterday by Mar.
shal Ballard, OF PayAon, who tells the
circumstances OF the case a. followsi
On Monday night Booth was going
home from PAyson and had to pass a
house In the outskirts OF PAyson on
the county road which was occupied
by Mrs. RosinA Ftei with four ohil.
dten the oldest u whom II about ~
ysArs oil. She tells that Booth met
her at this back d0ar OF the house aud
aged her back threatening to kill
her aud forcing her TO submit to his
desire. The neig bofs were aroused
by the screams OF the woman aud chill.
drsn, and arrived while Booth was m
the house. He, however, escaped and
rods oil. Tuesday morning Marshal
Ballard went over To salem aud ar.
rested him. He was taken before the
Justice Of the peace, entered n plea
VI not guilty and was bound over TO
await the action OF the grand Jury 10
bonds Of $500.
Booth says that he does not romsm.
Dor committing the crime and says he
was drunk Mt ths time.
The condition Of Mrs. Fret IL said 10
be critical RH n result Of the Violence TO
which she was subjected.
Tuesday night n number OF boys and
men surrounded the Jail In Payson
where Booth was combined aud threat.
ened 10 lynch him. He raised = die
turbance and people in the ueiL .Ibof-
hood Of the jail were aroused; this mar.
shall went to rec the cause OF the
trouble and the crowd dispersed AS
soon ~ requested 10 do w.
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TRlXY HAMILTON ARRESTED.
For the Petit Larceny Of Articles he
longing to Ada Wilson.

Ada Wilson, residing at 1875 west,
Second South street, swore out COM
plant today for the arrest Of Trlxy
Hamilton, who ls now stopping at
Lille Evans's on the corner Of Third
South and Franklin avenue. Ada
charges TrlKy with having stolen from
her one cloth dross valued ut $50 aud
seven small linen towels OF the value
Of $3.50, mbking In all total Of s2l 80.
Tnxy was promptly arrested and at
press time occupied n seat In IN police
station. She will have u hsariRg to-
morrow.
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HAGUE JURY DISAGREE.
Sent Back 10 Further Consider the Case
-Chas. 4. Booth Indicted.

Special TO the NEWS via Deserct Telegraph.
Provo, Utah-At quarter past 3
this afternoon the Hague Jury came In.
10 court and reported that they had not
agreed and did not think they could
10 30. They were tent back 10 further
consider the case.
Tho grand jury reported an indlcl.
ment against Charles T.. Booth, the
Salem man accused Of criminal assault
on Mrs. Rosns Fret Mt Payson las,
Monday night.
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Babies Bonnets.

We were successful in securing an.
other big drive In these goods, So we
can sell you Babies nonnets at Just
salf what they are usually sold for Else
where.
A splendid line Of Boys ard Girls
Caps for winter. just arrived
Remnants OF SHOES.
Remnants OF SHEErlNGS.
Remnants OF Innings.
Remnants TRIMMINGS.
Remnants OF LACES.
Remnants OF EMBROIDERY.
Remnants OF Everything.
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Mems Goods.

Our Is cent wool ribbed Shirts aud
Drawers are the best things ever Oh
tered for the money. Ask 10 sec them.
We carry a complete line OF Mems
Furnishings, but remember this;
There's no fancy prices on them.
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CAPTAIN Donoyan's Case.

The police commissioner were in
session at Mr.. Stephens oiiice At press
time this afternoon, considering the
their decision will be reported to the
Mayor this evening,
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Licensed 10 We'd.

Marriage licenses were Issued today
by Clerk Stanton to David Frame, OF
North Jordan, sged q, and Mary
sanders, OF North Jordan, aged 10;
aud 10 John A. Malquist, u Murray,
aged SS, and Amanda smelbefg, "
Murray, aged 70.
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Underwear.

We've had TO duplicate and re.dupli-
cate our fall purchases on Women's and
Chlldreu's Underwear. That tells the
story better than anything else-we are
headquarters ior these goods VIII
continue qyir small margin selling III
after Christmas.
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~ II Ar ma - =

HuunlNs-in willard H0N fldor county,
Utah, Nuv q, isli. OF heart failure. Arnold
Henry Robbins. son Of Joseph aud E.ion Ar
bon Robbins, born Oct h, 1870
Cachu valley, Provo aud MAlad pauors.
please copy
sixth
POLAND. At The residence. 90 South uard.
West today nt al ) 'u.m.. Mary Ann Tof ibs
wdow Of Bishop Joseph Pollard %
fifteenth ward, AGED 20 years
Funeral Will be announced later.
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The Hague Case,

Yesterday morning Judge Header.
sou made the closing argument Tor the
defense In the Hagus case. He was
followed by Judge Judd for the prose.
cuti1n after which the Jury was In.
sirlcied by the court and retired T.
consider the cAse.
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rarsIsn E.cI,nnr...

luNnuN. Nov 2i-Tho stock EXCHANGED 90.
dhy oprucd very nat but tho touo improved
AMI bualncsa 3 .osod much better ON favorable
reports ron iars and political rcaHsurAnJcs.
fAuis, Nuv ll-TadIur on the b0urso here
today opened with better fcoIlng ON report
thnt hIE operator known tu DO On trouble had
ucon ti1cd over unt news " u favorable DO.
claratiou ~ The minister Vt foreign Anairs
HtUttN. NOV 2l-fhc boursc opened weak
on less favorable eastern adyicos, but closed
better.
vienna, Nov 2i--iIusInoss o. tho bourne 70.
day was rat ON forced sales.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-21

A mass meeting Of the Republicans
OF the Fourth precinct will be held
this evening ats o'clock In the bur.
llngton school house, for the purpose
Of nominating n schol trustee.
Republican ladies especially invited.
ERNEST q. ROGNoN,
Chairman Precinct Committee.
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Bingham Building Up.

Judge b. b. Qlinn, Of Bingham, lie
In from tho Old RsliDlcs camp today
anu will return tomorrow. lie says
that Bingham IL better and more pros.
porous than before the IRE and Ia build
ing up ut rapid rate.
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mThe Common PeonIe,n

As Abraham Lincoln called them, 90
not cars 10 argue about their ailments.
What they want IL a medicine that
will cure them. The simple, honest
statement, ~ know that HoOd's 5HT.
saparlllA cured me-" 10 the heat Etgu-
mont ia favor OF this medicine, ana
this 10 what many Thousands voluntAT.
lily say,
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Trousrsd wish Periodical D,..u,.r,

John Peterson, OF PAlOutville, Ls.,
uttered with dyeoutcTy for eighteen
years aud tried three OF the best doc
tors In New Orleans; also half dozen
or lore patent medicines. Very little
relief followed, until he began using
ChAnberlalo's Collie, Cholera AMI
DiPgfh0eR, Remedy three doass Of
which effected u permanent cure.
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War "reminiscences.

Major ]. u. Forbes will deliver a
lecture; "Reminiscences Of the Civil
War" at the Students Society OF the
l.. ID. b. College, Friday evening, 1890
y. IN.
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Jackets.
Dress Goods.

or. X Thomas for Dress Goods"
Has become a household expression,
which speaks volumes. From now I'll
Christmas we are going to offer some
rare bargains ia this department.
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Gloves,

We have the best rs cent Kid Glove
IN the market Come TO US for Gloves.
Remnants OF DRESS GOODS.
Remnants OF OUTINGS.
Remnants Of TOWELlNGS
Remnants OF TABLE LINENS.
Remnants Of SILKS.
Remnants OF BUTTONS.
Remnants Of FLANNELS.
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COMM Il RCIA
sAIT LAKE oLrAnrNo neusn.

Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted tus27j, Sj6. 40; same day last
wear, sos, s6B.Ol. "a
roDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York.-Silver, 81; lead, $50.
bondou.-Silvet, 80 1918 d.
ORE And BULLION.
w. 3. Mccormick & Go. received 10.
day: Silver and lead ores, $500.
H. Jones X Co., received t.dav
BULLION, 1880: or p, $3.50. TJla',
$4,000.
sTOCHs AND uAuUETs.
Nrw YORK. Nov lL-stort market opeptd
uuli hnl irregular ~ NO conclusion % the
uftt hours trading business continued moaecr
but generally nrm tone woe evident
Speculation nt noon wac uuIut aud entirely
professional. owing 10 the hesltlnrY Ola thc
par " traders 60 commit Themselves 10 the
present. uncertainty regarding gold shipments
Near noon prices shggcd uniformly with sugar
easier Than tho other stocks.
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Shoes.

Yes, we know how TO buy Shoes
bought before the advance in leather.
You'll get the benefit Of our shrcwd
ness. From now I'll after Christmas
vel place before yod the best Shoe
Tor the money yoI ever bought in your
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4, h. BRsiord, OF Canh-ge, ). Oak,
sayt; sparks Sure Cure sxcels All
other medicines for Thsumatism and
Urinary disorders. For sale by l.. J.
HUI n Co., and Neldsn Judson Drug
%.
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a cup OF PArks' Tea at night moves
the bowels In tbs morning. For sale
by Il. J. Hlll s. Co., and Neldou Jud.
son Drug 20.
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Handkerchief.

We always have heen, are now aud
always will be headquarters for Hand.
kerchles.
GU usual grand display from row
al after Christmas.
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Sac dental announcement o. Dr
humslbAugh's, NJ 49, ami 1853 Atlas
block, 30 West Second south Street.
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Silks.

500 pieces OF Black Silks, assorted
weaves, In lengths suitable Tor a waist,
skirt, or full dress. So that all ma
have Sin dress, we have market
these goods Just two-,hirds their value.
Don't miss IL.
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tnIoAGo HAuKus.
Chicago close. nov. %.
what November, 81; December. ait
Coru-Novembor. g7.; December. ..t,.
uau-Novcmhor. ~ uCcHmUUfI ~
lnrd-Notcmhor SIS H-i, December. IS i;it.g
fOrk--NOyombor. NJ W. uocombor ST. s..
luhs- November, iid5, December NBL
RYE
Harley -2Sagl.
llaN=nihtaNl
ltmothy-iltu.
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Boy All your drugs and medicines
Atolu reliable Code Pitts Drug Store.
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THE CITY CANVASS.
CCont,nued from Page one )

% votes majority over Thompson. The
exaci 1tures by counties nre:
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HOODS Pills are the best Aitsr-ii inner
pills, assist digestion, cure headache,
95c.
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INV YoHH. nov u.-Moncv on CALL nom
inally ~ % per cent liver. o.. Lead $40
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Jackets.

In addition to
the lafgcst and
lowest marked
stock OF Jack.
cts and Capes
~ the city, we
have a lew lines
OF last seasons
goods TO close.
They'll keen
you just as
warm as new
goods
a SZ2s Iacke'
for SH15.
a SOS Jacket
for 1875
Yes,that'sright
!a75 instead OF
Ess
S575 instead OF
iq.ZS.
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L'nnSn'a CLUB sausage. Try some for
breakfast.
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Blankets & Comforts.

The cold, chilly nights Of December,
January aud February, you need not be
cold We sell Blankets as low as rs
cents pair. We sell good Comion
for s. IS.
We sell Blankets and Comforts.
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ililcs's mai1rity-i0lt
liowat's mniorify go.
loung's mAlority-2B
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feoplc come
to US for their
Cap os an d
lack cts be.
cause, as they
say W c are
lower on these
good than
a ny other
h o us e. or
course we are
We know how
10 buY these
goods, and are
satisfied with
n mod erate
profit
FROM NOW
TIL AFTER
CHRIST
MAS.
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Wrappers

Our SUPER or
buying q pllNy
~ 10, yo,, TO
s ~, ~, GOODS
cheaper thanyou
can m kc HcIh