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The times., 1899-11-14
Innings a Little Cheaper.


Two OF three little deals last week
mean just so many big leaders this
week, and they're kept company by a
worthy crew in their own stock.
Extra heavy AU-linen Can az
vas, which sells regularly at ~
ISc per yard. Special.
Is pieces Of Plaid Moreen. suitable for
underskirts, as well as dress Innings
very serviceabIe. These goods have
sold for 25c per yard. We are or
closing them out at - per nd
yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u
10 different patterns Of Color E1H
ed and Black Brocade Striped ~
Skirt Lining. I5c value for. Z
Our Shadow SILK holds the balance
OF power in our Lining Department.
It's without doubt the best and only
cotton cloth which initiates the taffeta
silk II has that sheen, IL has that
crackle, II has that wear-nothing like
il IN this city, because we con
trol the entire output for 1nH
Washington. Over 30 different VI
coIoTings-per yard. "
5 different shades in Mereerized
Sateen. very suitable for & aIC
value l for-per yard...... W
A very special quality OF n 2C
black airsady-shTunk Canvas VI
which we viii sell for......-..O 4
Our best quality genuine imported
HaircI0th. 2 inches wide Rnc
sold everywhere at 3sc. Spe- HS
cial-per yard. - ~
A new range OF colors 10 arc
Good quality silssts. in black &c
as wei as c0lOrs- -....--...-- ~ r
100 pieces OF 56-inch Moire Percaline
in guaranteed fast black. This quality
we have sold for BE per yard - 3C
Through this new deal We can ~
sell IL -.-.---.--.---....O - r
First foor-Section G.
The times., 1899-11-14
INVESTMENTS TnnAY

Lamps lit TODAY ----.-.--..-...--......t .t.33 r NJ
Lamps cut tomorrow ...........-5 An
The times., 1899-11-14
TIDE TABLE.

Neyy.................8 81 Full .......-......17lh
FiTs, quarter. Last quartcr.....- .25th
The times., 1899-11-14
Mems OVGrCOatS,

- - -
Just twenty-five oxford Grey over
coats, cashmere lined, q n Rn
velvet collar. Well made
and finished To close y
'em out-Priee. OsOO
There's about fifty Blue Beaver Over
coats Black Italian G ~ AO
cloth lined. Finished H
with velvet collars. Qh
Worth $3.50. Price. OeTV
Your choice OF a fine line Of Mel
tons in blue and black # @7 @@
shades. Wen made and 4
finished and cut in the y
latest style. Price. Asz
Your choice OF 25O heavy weight.
light eoIored, covert q n@
faced and nattily I'm y
ished. Price -.--.-..... 4 aO
Only 800 in the lot Of medium weight
Overcoats in nine diff C E @@
ferent shades Strictly NJ
all wool Just the thing y
for this weather. Price. Oa q
The times., 1899-11-14
ChiIdren'S DGDf.

Children's Knee Pants,
made of all-wool Kersey. RP z
Heavy weight and they'll EaRt a
never rip. Mothers, see
EN-. Price. ice.-.-........-....... "
Closing out 500 heavy weight Knee z
Pants Suits. Made OF q ~ q
good stout cloths and
the kind TO knock about y "a
IN Price -----------... SVO a
Sacrificing 300 Boys q
Suits Of superior quail q a Al
ity and make. other
stores are asking 81 for y H
'em. Priee...--..---... EsTO 8
Boys Refers. Made Of good chin
chilla Double-breasted q 10
SIS: ;:::. =5=.:: 4 5:s=:: Is ss: .93
II your boy wants a
fine Refer with big. q a H@
warm storm collar, here H
is one. Sizes up to 16. Y 4
Price. observation-disclosures. A9
Warm and long Boys CO no :
listers, with large
storm collars. They'll " z
defy the cold. Price, AeOO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

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70 as4A Mss Assrse T. Van MasnasTs CT
sasss ely. w7Sg@ 9s8ssEsk nssssFsss AZ Sfse
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sass eas& wishes * a g3eseTss4fts s&yse sss-
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ssse sesSsSaS presents as ons eseess sees
ts&ssxs.
Mr. water Secss " heessr. OK TINS CITY
Sns. Mss Agrees Caroline Hansen q sac
l4a-ssss wer@ urssef . marriage 81 TEE
s0srssszerf@ esvxsSAa3s prepared for snssr
&A<%s<srSsssla Ne - Columbia street 81
sa4arssay exegsaS Arwsl Is. NJ. Charles
1aansoss sevvfES Is g<oonasrasr anG lass
Eta hASS01. Sister Of tae BRIDE as Ee~
maid. ASv john = Dau,cz2 o1scsAse1-
- - -
Mr. Lee Ross and Assss DSssy & Ma
cusyhse both az E-snnszS Jefferson GosSs-
* were quietly married az the residence
u sha officiating clergyman acfs1 :. Ds-
frso1 SIS F-sssa avenue. ASnday Afternoon
Arwfl - Mr.. George 4 lexis SERVING as
groosrsgnaa and MRS Belle Clements IS
bridesmaid
M William Perry DAVIS ami Miss
LsszxH Bertha Bowers. 5Srs g AcF<h
Hen& were married 6y Rev john =. ia
fzsaa MsEssssx evening IL the presence Ss
Mr. William Stephenson ana Miss s2eE-
yEea Stephenson. w no served as sr0Dl2S-
szsag @a2 bridesmaid
Mr. JOAN T. Evans and Miss Irene
Jewell. beth e ISs&9aSA, were qL1e%sy
rnaxgzaa al tbs aefae c1 the officiating
csexGyman JOAN Il. IszInagz. SATURDAY
evening. Arr5s l.. Ny EErn1ssa AaaZrsey
AMI Mrs. - a Guernsey ssrylls as pstsi-
s4a2l WITNESSES.
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PARTIES AND oTHLg AFFAIRS.

NJ aa6 Ms Carl SHADE ~egs seaAs1s&
bss&s&N se.sse pSTSs szts2-a&E Nsea
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Personal AND SOCIAL. NOTES

z e Stevens AL resar@ so5sy @ruaa 3.
rlssf - cEscrTlz-
Mrs. A Lsy2@ - 14a Guan&-, Is visiting
friends "a e1sS CITY
Mrs Lee EAarr q Olympia. is yIS2<lls
Trends zsE <sas CITY
Mss wessstsr - Fsorz Towzsane. vtEateS
friends - sextz1e 3ss- week
Mrs Z Il carer O. Nrrzapcrc. as yassS-
1ag ter parents II xsSls cstg-
James r. Eoyne ams reeurnes tsrrl BIS
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wesk % = cAssernia gentleman sakss her
Gas ek saa ranks hfze snvFa scr tSa ssSFs
she aa@ bear TeksnfSsS s&v@xate &ES-
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csexs H. progressing a1sssy aua$- s-s@.
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IN MUSIC AND ART CHG LES.

ane e tne uaSt pleasing soIs rscltAss
wc have heAT1 xaS rendered ay the pap2ss
a3 Mrs. kanEexes EvGnge4.1e DaS-ot. %
There ATG EaaEy promising ysssceS zs1a1g
as- pap.ls. HIGH snow cousa1e- able cst@kg-
sas1un Man feCsSye4 59nQletS. Mrs
Dsysam was YsEeseg1as ~ nfr Qlsl5is H-sz5
Sc elegant neral aAskes. The .aikow1as
Il TaU VEasr anime.
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ssElse<1aS Days -..-..--.-.------.--.-ksA4 Bailey
Miss Hansen
'xssa. Promise Ma -EssAcYea
Miss I@sv&a~
Anchored -..s--.-..- ---.-->-~---.. " atsoa
NJ niisaa-
& attz Sozgf --s+-.-~.---~-,-- Sea king
Mss Thomas
sszAfxS 14a4laey'' .,-,..--.-.-.--.-..----142 Lane
yer Al Essrts-ts - ssasscaezoa,
Violin oh4-g&So y b.. E'aesS-1
Ms jester.
r u psssrsaa. 4. q
Net Ashamed CT GErsss' -,--.-.--s I9&ass
Mrs Gaxsgaas
NJ. II PHILIPS
'1~ssh Felix soGg --.----ss-E 'oe;s
Mrs Nasans G&ytcr.
IL Vas Nos 30 Be ..--..-,.-.---- NssSs4eT
Mr. Fcwle-.
Miss Niopaenbsre.
"sCgg9 or the Deer .-~-.~-~---.--- 1scsss=
M-- s@ossssoz-
glolas elara:o ~ ME Chesern
MISS Head
'ezza CAgrseezess --..-,+-..-.-~--.-~---A-e--
Mrs Lines.
A. Z have sighed ~ asst As
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-12

field of New Zealand spent this week in
Provo visiting with his sister, Mrs G.
R. Lrrd.
Samuel cheever issover from Mercur for
few days.
DR.. s.. H.sAllen and family visited in
Salt Lake Thursday.
Mr.. Harry Kahn of Salt Lake visited
friends in Provo this week.
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Miss Alice Noyes of Provo is visiting
friends in American Fork
Mr.. R; NJ. Higgs is spending Sunday in
Salt Lake.
Mr.. Charles De Morsy was in Salt Lake
Friday.
Councilman. d. r. Beebe was doing
. .
Senator Smoot and Albert Singleton
were in Salt Lake Friday.
Miss Alice Daniels is visiting relatives
in Silver City.
smoot Drug company is in Salt Lake,
6, g g
Mrs. w. r.. Mcbride is visiting in
American Fork for a week.
Mss Pearl Daniels left Provo Thursday
for. the Gray Stone ranch in Spanish
Fork canyon.
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given at the same place. but attend-
ance was somewhat smaller
Eurastus Sorensen. who has been i'll at
his home at Nephi for some time, has re-
turned to his position in the Bullion-Beck
store.
Chris Denner of the Tintic Mercantile
company is at the Keogh- Hosmer hos
pital in Salt Lake with i very severe at
tack Of typhoid fever.
Mayor Stauffer has been at the county
seat most of the week on court business.
Mrs. Anna Marks has been in Salt Lake
and Nephi during the past week
VIII Nichols has moved his family here
from Salt Lake City.
Miss Josie o'Niei came down from
Butte. Mont. and viii visit Mr.. and Mrs
Dennis Sullivan for few weeks
Fred Jensen. a former Tintic man, has
returned from a trip 10 Mercur.
Mrs. D. n. Holiday. Alex Pendalnne
and Miss Katie Pendalnne of Salt Lake
came out last Sunday.
Mrs. ]. c. Sullivan has returned from a
soJourn at the metropolis.
James hnOWleS mas returned from Epn
rain, bringing with him a bride from
that place. Mr.. and Mrs. Knowles were
married on the 18th of last month and
will make their home in Eureka. where
they are now at home TO their many
friends.
Mrs. Joseph Morley was called to Salt
Lake Thursday by the death of her uncle,
John Mahan.
John T. Sullivan is back from Salt
Lake.
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Mr.. Dennis Sullivan made a trip to
Butte, Mont. this week, returning Thurs
day with Mrs. Sullivan and the children,
who will make this place their home
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Ben D. Luce of Salt Lake City was in
town during the week and visited several
prospects in which he is interested.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Miles of Hilliard,
Wyo., are the guests of 5. j. Schneiter
and wife
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Especial correspondence
Provo, Nov. 1.-THE first anniversary
of the dedication of the Maeser school
was observed last Thursday afternoon
and evening. The pupils of the school held
forth in the afternoon and the parents in
the evening.
list church gave a delightful social last
Wednesday evening at the parsonage.
There was a fine musical programme rem
dered and refreshments were served.
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At the Third ward meeting house last
Monday evening there was a delightful
social in honor of Elder Arthur l. Tam
ner. who left Wednesday for a mission
to California. The affair was under the
that ward. A neat purse was made up
and presented to the departing elder. De-
licious refreshments were served.
A marriage license was issued today to
Miss May Brinton of Springville and Mr..
T. D. Fenton of Salt Lake.
Miss Emma Ramsey. Proves famous
contralto. who captured the first prize at
the Salt Lake Eisteddfod last year. leaves
next Saturday for Germany. where sne
for the ensuing five years in the Royal
conservatory of music at Berlin.
Miss Rose Moore entertained a few
friends at an afternoon tea Saturday.
Mrs. Don r. Coray is in the Garden
City from Helper.
Gideon L. Andrews of st. George. who
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cess. Elegant prizes have been Of
fered and are now on exhibition at
Burt Brothers store
DR.. and Mrs Groutt of Arizona are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. III. T.
Griffin.
Walter Heller is back from mis-
sion to Pennsylvania
A social drawing card for the week
was the recital at the NJ E. church by
Miss Bessie Kingsford Friday
evening. Miss Kingsford is pupil of
the interstate system of musical in
struction of the class of 90.
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Miss Emma Osborne, niece of Mrs
J. G. Paine. arrived from Kansas City
Thursday and will be Mrs. Paine's
guest during the winter.
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Ell Monte. Commandery knights
Templars gave an informal reception
on last Wednesday evening to their
commander, Sir F. D. Bickford, who
has recently returned from abroad.
There were several prominent Masons
from Salt Lake present, and. together
with a goodly number of their own
knights. filed the banquet hall after
the regular business of the command
cry.
Caterer Fryer had an elegant repast
in waiting. where a couple of hours
were very pleasantly spent in wit and
wisdom.
Mr. and Mrs. c. n. Bogart celebrated
their silver wedding at their home, 339
Twenty-third street, Friday evening.
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Mrs. ]. G. Paine entertained at cards
Saturday afternoon. Sixty-three was
the game, and after exquisite bouquets
and dainty bon bons were awarded the
most efficient players, the guests were
ushered into the cheerful dining room,
there to partake of a sumptuous lunch.
Those enjoying the hospitality of Mrs.
Paine were Mesdames F. Kiesel, t.
Fitzgerald, 7. Ryan. Shuffiebarger.
Ellsworth, G. Matson, Dalrymple, Oar
ling, Bond, Stewart, NJ. E. Childs,
Drake, N. Kuhn, William Allison.
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Miss Bessie Hill entertained Sego
Lily circle ia, Women of Woodcraft,
Wednesday afternoon. Some fine pic
lures of the circle were taken by Mrs.
Brownlee, after which all repaired to
the dining room. where an elegant
spread awaited them. Among those
present were Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Brown
lee, Mrs. Eastman, Mrs. Eklund Mrs.
Sumnerville, Miss Nelson and Miss
Newey.
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Richfield Nov 10.-The opening social
event of the season was the reception and
dance given last Friday evening in honor
of the recently returned Philippine volun-
teer, James c. Thoreson-
The teachers of the public schools of
this city are in Salt Lake City this week
visiting the schools of that place rms Is
an annual custom which is followed for
the purpose of gaining knowledge of the
latest IDEAS and methods and their apph-
cation which the teachers OF the capital
city are in a position to utilize IN ad-
vance of couIsry schools. The members
of the party are Professor o. ]. Call, prin-
cipai: F. r. Seegmiller. Mrs. r. f. Hoif-
mann. Miss Carrie PoulsOn. Miss Lizzie
Butler. Miss Pearl Might. Mrs. Annie c.
Orrock Miss Eta Baker and Miss jose
phine Morris.
Mrs. P. c. Craig has gone to ht. Pleas
ant 10 join her husband.
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Miss Maud Fairbanks of Glenwood re-
turned last week. after an extended trip
through Colorado and wyoming.
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Mrs. John a. Ross went to Salt Lake
Sunday TO meet her husband, VINO was
brought from Chicago very ILL., As soon as
with his family, returned home Wednes-
day evening Mr. Ross has been perform
ing missionary work in Illinois
Mrs I. X. Wright is visiting in Salt
Lake this week.
Mrs. Morris accompanied her daughter
Miss Josephine TO Salt Lake this week.
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Miss Helen Alfred came down from
Ssaring City last week and is attending the
peseret telegraph office while her sister
Miss Pearl is enjoying visit nome
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Mrs. Chris Nelson was visitor from
Redmond this week
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Brakeman Randall of the Rio Grande1
western, who was hurt here several
Weeks ago by being caught between =
connie of cars. has recovered and resumed
his run
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Montgomery went 10
Be.knaD Tuesday 10 attend reception