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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-28
TOOEL.E.

The Washington Dramatic company
played three nighta this week TO crowd
ed houses In this city. They gave
good satisfaction.
The Home Dramatic will prcscn, the
sterling border drama entitled Beyond
the Rockies. In four acts. ut the Social
hall ON Saturday evening. February
9Th,
a marriage license was granted by
our county clerk, 4. j. lirunonu, this
week To James Kirk Jr.. aged &C. and
colcHtlna Irene Dalton. aged n. 81 this
city, President H. =. Gowann united
,he happy couple In the bonds Of we'd
one man brought 10 the county
clerks ONCE ~ pelta yesterday. Two
were foxes ana II were coyotes. The
bounty on these skins brought 1926.
besides We understand. the rhecpmen
pay another bounty on the same skins.
ARRANGEMENTS ATE now made that the
I.nticr-dny Saints church will hold
meetings In the stockton school house
every third sunday IN the month. AZ
o'clock y. m, The house will be COM
fortabiy warmed aud lighted. and
Elders win be assigned to take charge
OF the services ON that date.
Considerable wood has been hauled
out 81 the canyon this winter. and
N ntill scarce In some quarters. but u
great deal of coal ~ being consumed
Coal costs " delivered here, but even
AZ that price n great many are burn
ing nothing else Wood NJ 81 per cord
and coal nj 81 per ton, brings winter
'uel pretty hlgh for those that have 10
Wy all they use.
SUNDAY SERMONS.
AZ Sunday evenings meeting Apps.
tie Lynn referred 60 the people COM
ing Out to hear the Apostles speak.
and haid there was always one greater
than the Apostles at the meeting OF
the Saintn-the Spirit Of God. lie de.
sired the people To- remember that all
the Elders had power. and encouraged
the Saints 20 call upon their nearest
Elders 60 administer to the sick instead
OF sending Tor Elders who might hold
higher standing IN the church, az II
was the LORD who raised the sick up
and not the Eiderf who was oaied &c
| oiilclntc.
Apostle Woodruff devoted the most
/ Of his discourse To the resurrection
OF the dead. but In his preliminary re-
marks spoke OF the creation and IN,
| origin ~ man. That the account OF IN,
creation did not conflict with science
| but that the teachinRF of the uOspa
were In perfect harmony with ait tru,
| science. a. the lible Itself would show
| That man was the offspring OF God
and had not, as some asserted
sprung from the animal crpation,-'r
ele Transcript
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ley. Bishops Of the respective wards
that were represented the missionaries,
who were laborinE IN behalf OF the
Y. NJ NJ I. a. and some OF Descrets
pioneers. Rccitations were given by
Misses Sarah Black and Hannah Coop
81. The music was rendered by the
three choirs and they rnng Wen. not
having practiccd together. \ quaftette
furnished by Lucian NOyes was wen
sung and had some well trained voices
IN IT, and n male qulntette was fur
nishsd by. Prof. Whitehead. which was
highly commendablc and there was .
tenor obligato. which was sung by T.
V. Dun In u strong yet clear and dis
tlnct voice. which was highly npprc-
ciatcd. while Prof. Whitehead ana
Messrs Leroy Young. Joe Blake and
John Hutchinson had a humning voice
accompaniment and altogether showed
the gentlemen equal TO such occasions.
and they have had some good training:
one OF the most pleasing features %
the program was the picnic hour
which wao enjoyed by all. while the
best of Spirits prevailed with the most
liberal hospitality and there was no
necessity for anyone going away hum
cry for the kindcst Of invitations were
given to all Willard Progress.
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NEPHl.


Special correspondence.
NephI. Jan. es.-- Elders storey and
gtouefunn, who have been labpring here
In the Mutual Improvement cause.
leave FOR 1.cyan next Sunday. to con-
tinuc their labora In that ward.
g. ~ Grace. superintendent OF the
Second ward Sunday school. gives
party NJ his residence tonight In honor
of the officers and teachers Of the Sab
bath school. a good time IL assured.
CITY SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.
An entertainment was given In the
Central school house last evening by
the principal and teachers 81 the city
schools Tho large lecture room was
iillej with the parents and friends 81
the scholars. who showed their npprc-
citation Of the program by frequent
bursts " applause. Tho short talk on
"Ncphl by lnihpllght." given by w. j.
Shimmin Of the South school, was
very interesting feature. rs also the
paper read by Miss Mary May Of the
Central. on Child study" II IL the
purpose OF Principal W y Brown to
hold these entertainments monthly. In
the hope ~ nrousing more Interest
among parents In the cause Of cduca-
tion.
SIR. GoLDES's HOME BURNED.
II has been some time aincc the ffc
ncnd visited our city. but this was
broken by an alarm sent In early this
morning. from the southern part Of
town. Tho house ~ Joseph Golden was
on nrc. and owing Ia the scarcity Of
water. II was impossible tu save H. IN
u very short time the entire house With
the greater part ~ IT. contents was
completely destroyed Loss fully 500
No Insurance The unfortunate family
have the sympathy Of the entire COM
munlty
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DrsEREr EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, JANUARY es 1893

knife After this dastardiy procccdIns.
the Nnsh's went into the ball room, nut
were elected, and were placci Under
arres, by sheriff Brown. Young Wat
Elns appeared to be badly slashci In
thr face. There was general feeling
If Indignation against the cowurdly
action of the elder Nash In the affnir.
The case will come up before Justice
4 H. Vance. who is ut present ~ Sait
Lake city, an officer Of the Legislature.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
sloighlng at Alpine Is breaking UP.
hut the snowfall In the mountains has
already been heavier than the heaviest
fall Of last year. and the people arc
cheerful in consequence. The health oi
the people " good.
Tho Relief society win give nall
here next Friday night. superinicnd-
cnt Eggcrtsen ~ the Stake SUNDAY
schools win be present.
The people are greatly Interested IN
the senatorial contest. Justice Vance
last sunday at the request " the Bish :
on. gave an account of the manner uf
eiecting a senator. The majority ~ tho
people are IN favor Of King or Powers.
They do not know much about Mc-
Cunc.
Mining prospects are Frightening
here. The Copper Belt. the Dead
Yankee and the -. X. the first cop-
pcr, the others gold ana silver veins.
are the chief claims thus far developed.
These have tunnels ~ from 20 to ls1
feet each, and All show up well. The
assessment work has been done on each
OF them.
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OGDEN.

The annual meeting Of the Public IL
brnry association for the election OF ~
rcctors. will be held at the PreHbyteri"i'
church next Tuesday evening. at wm,h
time an interesting program WIZ W
presented. Judge Rolapp. superini,,,s,hu-
ctt William Allison ana i,oi. Iii a.,
will deliver addresses, and thcfc WIZ w
fine vocal and instrumental music
n ID. Ryan, cashier Of the CONNER
cinl National bank, left last evening
FOR Peoria, ILL.,, where his mother " W
ing dangerously III. -,
hurt Taylor ~ ogden. mempct o'
the Fourth United states rcsuiais'
whose leg was shattered by Maure,
bullet In the fight at III 'ancy, NV"
who came home TO fccupefate. leit y's-
terday 20 rcjoin his regiment
charlton Tcrrin will be rendered a
benefit nj the Second ward institute
next week by the ogden choral uhivn'
previous to his departure on mission.
out ~ seas. 600 81 taxes for the year
,v,s oniv Tho rum Of so. 900 remains TO
he collected, az shown by the trcaHur .
.,'s hooks. Dciinqucnta are paying up
prettv freely and the amount OF un
naii tnxsa for last year viii be snaU
'rhe delinquent taxes at the close OF ihe
yenr were considerably less than iut
any previous year since tax sales W.ie
lnnueurated In Weber county. whi,n
followed ~" "bVom III htN'" " ''n"
las, night the auditorium % the ".
T. Church was crowded 20 the doors
with an apprccintiVc audience rnthet'u
Go hear the famous lecturer, 'haplalh
John Hognrth f.oSier. give MS iec'n W.,
entertainment. Apron strings inc
icctur. was full of VII. humof. thI
casm. keen thrus,s az current foiblea'
ias, Monday evening Mrs. Avis
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SPRING CITY.

Chgrlle Peterson OF Richheld Is In
town Tor a Tow days visiting with his
friend. Arthur Johnson
Robert Blain has formed a partner
ship with J. u, baxter IN tho mercan-
tile business. We wish them every
success.
Professors A. NJ Hansen ANA N II,
Anderson have each received letters
from BOX -. and win leave IN the
spring Tor the missionary feld,
Frank Hepburn and company played
Co a fnir-alzed audience, Tuesday night
Their play was one ~ the best that has
been played here Tor long time
simon y, Beck has been IN Juah
county this week making an cXamlna-
lion VI hla mining property. Recent
assays shows HIS property TO be OF a
very superior quality
John Davis VIII soon leave for New
| York where he Will walt relatives
Mr.. Davis LETT his native land when h.
was but seven years Old. and since then
has heard nothing OF his relatives, UNI
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PROVO.


Provo. Ian. 2s--In the case Of the
state W John Heron ct al, charged
with riot. the jury brought In YER
,irt OF not guilty. IN the Fourth district
court yesterday.
A Jury Was cmpaneicd In the case II
tho state W Marion Brown and oeorHc
Wanlcfn. ncc,ued OF nrraulting Jan.
Smith with intent TO commit rap' a'
I.ehi ON tho night " the 9Th OF Dee
cemher, isas. County Attorney Evan.
nppearsd for the state and Warner q
Unuta for defendants. After the Jury
was cmpanclcd court adjourned I'LL to-
day.
icrmnn &. Martin iiled an answer Ia
tho cronH.complnint OF Edith l. Lafun'
whom he II suing for divorce:
The ease Of Provo city VI W. II. SicN,
appealed from the Justices court. wan
rot for February LIST.
John Warwick administrator of the
estate % Rodney u. SwnHcy, deceased,
has petitloned that an allowance OF 80
per month be made 10 the widow OF
Mr. swaney.
Anna wldmark OF Provo was ex-
nmined NJ 10 her sanity by Doctors
Allen aud nobinon and ndjudRcd In
sane IN. was ordered committed Ia
the asylum.
DEATH or MRS. JOSEPH N.
brown,
Mrs. Elixa Brown. wife Of Joseph N.
nrown of the Fourth ward. died yea
terday morning from stomach COM
plnlnt after about six months Illness,
Shc leaves u husband and three chill
dr"n To mourn the loss Of a loving VIII,
and mother The deceased was born
IN Edinburgh. Scotland. February -,
1879. and was the daughter OF the late
Henry and Jane McEwnn. Sh. came
"a tftnh with her nnfenta I'm 1850 The
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L.EttI.

leihi. Utah, Jan. es-Tast night John
II. Webb, q wen known aud highly es-
teemed citizen, died at hia home In this
city He immigratcd 10 Utah la 1853.
nnd was about % years OF age at the
TINE OF MS demise. lie has suffered
from nervous prostration.
The meeting ~ lllackhawk War vet.
Grams took place In the opera house
yesterday afternoon lasting from Z
o'clock I'LL midnight one hundred
couples were present Forty-iive OF the
veterans who We're actually engaged In
fighting With Indians during the Black
hawk war were present, also tor
widows OF comrades who have died
since the war. y, Il. Trnine was mas
ter OF ceremonies. The program con
sisted of songa, speeches, dances, etc
The surviving comradea. led by Com
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OUR OWN STATE.

rade George Harrison, sang Tenting on
the old Camp GrUund. comrade smith
made the principal speech Of the even
ing. and sang Sung IN the Tahitian
language. There were two rccithuvnH
by Comradc Wcrtwood ~ SpringNine
and Mrs smith OF American Fork. ana
a burlc exercise by a member ~ bat-
terry g. Utah volunteers. Mt frame
says II was the most enjoyable "cca.
sion yet NJ the Blackhawk veterans
gatherings.
Mr. John Dewey. head Blacksmith for
the Utah Sugar company. was honof"l
last night by about nifty relatives ana
associates at the factory Assembling to
celebrate the nftlcth anniversary of hls
birth. The evening was pleasantly
spent In a banquet. speech making. c'c'
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WHY BROWN LEARNED TO FIGHT
Isprlngncid Republican

There u an nnccdote n-Rolng to the
effect that John Brown. when he wns
raising sheep la New York State, and
missed the choicest OF his stock. wrote
Ia his neighbor. who daH dining on mutt
ton daily. Ia say that he had other
sheep lust ns good or better for eating.
which he would give the nelghhur. BE-.
cause he uSrownD was rhislng The ncr-
mos for wool. His nclRhbor. having
the courage OF his rascaiity. there
upon horrcwhIppcd Brown. who. pro-
Tossing non-resisiance at that time.
made no trouble. lie arrested the thief
for assault. but the justice ~ the
peace decided with the wisdom ~ Dog
berry that " n man doesn't resist he
can have no cause Of complaint. John
then.
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RAwL,Ss. WYOMING.
run ALLEGED "wHIrEcAps."

THE ALLEGED "wHiTEcAPs."
W. J. Lee. Levi wagroner and John
i,rowulcc who were arrested some
weeks ago charged with assaulting
John swanson and forcibiy renewing
his sheep from his ranch. were up for
hearing Tuesday before Justice
i:bcflcc Of Carbon.
The defendants established their
Innocence. having produced witnesses
20 prove that they were not In that
part of the country NJ the time OF the
trouble.
The cases against them were dis.
missed. rs was also the case AGAINST
Leo for stealing Winchester. which
was In have been tried before Justice
Smith of this city.
THE NEW STAGE LINE.
Mfr. CRUDE. one OF the mon who pu,
on the new -Encampmcnt
stage line. cainc up from Cripple Greek
Tuesday and on Wednesday morning.
In company with n. 4. Rankin. made
trip to Encampmcnt.
Mr.. CRUDE was dcslfouH Of knowing
:or himsslf Just what kind OF winter
Grand Encnmpinent. and made the
trip for personal inspection.
ON the return trip he viii arrange for
the relay stations.
Mr.. Grub. " n practical stage man
ana VIII start the now line with u View
To giving the best possible satisfaction.
lie II having u large bunch OF horses
driven overland through the North
park country. fof use on the line. ana
VIII ship up number Of nnc passenger
coaches with seating capacity for ~
pasrcngcrH each
Everything viii be In readiness for
business within a few wccks.nnd travel
IN the early spring promises to be very
hcavy.-carbon County journal.
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III few weeks since. when he learned
they were IN New York. Hence MS
visit
we are 10 have n new city. Jail az
Inst. bids are asked for To be handed
In by Feb. I. We have been In need
OF n suitable building for long time.
and we congratulate the city council
In the move they have made. We
hope. however. II may not be occupied
unless necessity demands snch stfin-
gent mcana.-M Mt. Pleasant Pyramid.
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CLERK nII.Es.s CASE.

town ana grnvclcd ROADS IN thc epuh-
try.
CLERK GILEs's CASE.
The sudden disappearance Of County
Clerk J. =. Giles. and his alleged wrong
doing Tor carelesrncsa. NJ We see ~
was n great surprise 60 all. Mr. Giles
has been one Of Miiiiard'a most usctui
citizens. liked ana trusted By all, lie
was good attorney. and his advice,
when asked for. was given without
charge. ana generally correct. a sur
veyor OF some rcputc. and rs phyti-
elan and surgeon. he was FAR above
many. In fact he was an all.around
man. and always willing 20 rive n
helping hand 60 those IN need. ~ the
last meeting OF the county commission
ora, On motion OF Commissioner BECK
strand. Christian Anderson was np.
pointed county clerk for the uncxpifcd
term OF that office.
CHARGED WITH ENTERTAINMENT.
Wednesday. Geo. Bishop went before
Precinct Justice Jukcr and rworc 20
complaint charging J =, Giles with em-
bczzicmcnt. This ~ really the only
charge against Cites at present. In re-
gard to tho alleged forgery nothing has
been done. and win not. until MIR. std
gers report reaches Washington.-M
lard Progress.
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NOTICE. 10 OGDEN PUBLIC.

Are YOU aware that the Rio Grandc
Western railway operates best local
train service between ogden ana SAT-
Lake city. Tho local leaves ogden AZ
s.iO u. m. sharp daily, other trains Dc
part at 1850 q. m. and sias y m Ihe
local leaves Salt Lake city for ogden
at II 80 noon and other trains ut oiis
a. m. aud 1870 y, M.
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REUNION OF WARDS.

Tho reunion of the wards at Dessert
was largely attended aud quite an in
terci tins program was rendered. con-
Stating OF addresses. Rotations. etc..
interpreted with music Some good
talks We've given and while they We're
short, YET We're very pointed. Somu Of
the speakers were: President Hlnek-
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
OAKLEY. IDAHO.

County Superintendent Nelson Is
kept very busy these days visiting tho
public schools.
The business houses were closed
Monday IN order to give the en-.
pioyca an opportunity OF attending con-
ference.
Among those who attended confer
cnce from Albion were Bishop Harper
Don Lovciand II. T. Lewis and Mr.
Married Wednesday afternoon jan
unry %. 1850. at the residence OF the
brides parcnat WIN. Bum and Miss
Addie sanford.
James wurthngton returned home
from Tacoma. New. sunday last. Mt.
Wnrthington reports that cattle are
wintering In good shape and from
smaller than usual.
DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.
on last Saturday evening the oakley
Dramatic association presented Wen
lock OF wchlock. and an after piece
entitled In the Wrong Clothes The
performance was greeted with a
crowded house. In fact, a great many
people were turned away. and standing
room was at premium. The play was
first.cin-r In every particular. each
character being rendered In an excel
lent manner and TO the entire saiiafac-
tion OF the large audience. ON Monday
evening the performance was repeated
In order to give those who could not
gain admittnnce Saturday evening an
opportunity " Witnessing the perform.
nnce Some new features were added
Monday night which created great
deal 81 merriment one ~ which was
entitled the clowns pnntomime Act by
James Poulion of Salt Lake. ana W. II.
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Mn. GoLpEN's IIOME nrnNED.
BEAVER.

movement IL on foot to rebuild the
old military road through tho mountains
from Milford "a Beaver.
lieaNef tity never experienced q
plearantcf winter than this. but water
VIII be very scarce next summer unies.
We have some snow pretty soon.
THREE DIVORCES.
Three divorce cases were disposed OF
during this weeks session of the dis.
trlct court ]. T Tanner sought the
lntcrcossion Of the court 20 free him
from IN" responsibilities of married
hlesscdncsH, and after listening TO his
tale ~ woe. his honor granted the
request. and Mr Tanner II again a
free man. I,osnheil q johnson asked
that the III n,iing bonds which united
her dcstinie- with those 81 James John
son he severed and that the ownership
~ the minor child he settled In her IA.
Nor. All of which. after du. dcllhefation.
wnr granted. A similar request ON the
part nf Mrs Mary r. White was grant
ed and Mira white thanked the court
for ltH kindly intcrccrsion and walked
forth free woman.
THAT RESERVOIR DAM.
Speaking of the feasibility Of the dam
mentioned by senator Tanner In ~
recent Interview In the Dcneret News.
the HEAVIER Hladc says. In the firnt
place. the dam wonld be- fully thouu
and yards long and would cost probably
100000. The reservoir. instead of be-
INF one and one. half miles wide. un-
less confined by expensive dykes. would
range from two 10 xix miles In width
ana inundntc something near thour.
and acres Of land now under cultivation
and In gtnas, This land. including the
towns NJ AdnmHvllle aud urrsnVllle
with their costly improvements would
have 10 be condemned and paid for NJ
prices which would eat up the profits
Of pretty big field In keeping the In
tefcrt paid a proposition TO raise the
dam ten feet, " backed by good biz
wad Of money. might be feasible. bui
To raise II thirty.aiN feet. never.
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The local train TO ogden leaving Salt
Lake city at 1889 noon via Rio Grande
Western makes the run In one hour
and stops at intermediate points The
train " made no In Salt Lake and
waits for no connection. hence II at.
ways ON time. The same " true ~
the return train leaving Ogden at 2.iO
y, M. ana arriving Salt Lake at $40
D. M.
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while arrcatlng one drunken Indian
tho other day. our deputy sheriff was
compelled To- take "a shot at another
who attempted to escape.
u. l.. uodhe was an arrival from salt
Lake saturday. He win b. employed
~ agent FOR the Phoenix company at
nuillnnvillr.
Lincoln county has $40 children Of
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DESERET.

The Dewsnup trial for keeping n
gambling house has just closed. and
three fourths OF the community We're
Ereatly surprised at the verdict Of the
Jury aa the evidence 10 an casual obs
servers was plain enough 10 warrant a
conviction.
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TnRp WAND nEuNIoN.

Tho people of the Third ecclesiastical
ward held a biz reunion IN IA" ward
meeting house yesterday. \ substantial
and Appctizing rcpant was served dur
Ing the afternoon. ana then "a very
nicely arranged program Of songs. adj
Dress etc. was rendered. In the even.
Ing dancing was the chief form Of
nmulnmnnl
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Robinson ~ this place. This piece
lasted some twenty minutes and kept
the crowd In u constant uproar. Tho
oakley Dramatic company deserves a
great deal of credit for the excellent
manner In which their plays are pre-
scented.
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DEER Staying.

sheriff Elmer Crockett IL inaugural.
ing an active campaign against viola
tors ~ the game law. II has come TO
his cars OF late that deer are being In
discriminatory slaughtered and h. In.
tends 20 stop H.. Two days ago. n
magnificent doe was found dgad In Loo
gan river. not far from the residence
part Of the city. where n had evidently
fallen after getting away from It's
slayer In the mountains. This has
apurrcd the officials into action ON the
matter. and " IL probable that arrests
viii be made In a day or two.
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LOGAN.


Special correspondence.
Logan. Jan. IA scandinavian
dramatic company from brigham CITY
will shortly tour this valley Presenting
legitimate drama In the scandinavian
tongues.
An elaborate program has been ar
ranged Tor the conference OF the re.
lisiun classes OF this stake. which VIII
be held during the quarterly confer.
cnce Of the stake. next Sunday and
NuuIuy
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All evening Silks. regularly
priced at SIC the yard. now
vacsss.ss .sssss sssss, .ssssstss
All evening silks. the ti,00.
lilo. ti,s5 regular price.
grouped and any now 1bc.,.
beautiful evening silks.
large selection In the $40.
u,bo. ti.Gs grades, all now one-
priocd-N.sV.. .,....,... ......
All our exquisite evening
silks that have been selling
at 500. i2.2s. $40. grouped
To Ho at N,6o.... e. .,....,.'.
All our evening Brocades.
charming shades, regular
price. 1915. now ss.Go.... ,.'.