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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11
THE BOOK OF MORMON,

Two Two lectures by Or. James n.
ls,iiinAgei an account Of Its origin, with
.Nlueneeh OF us genulneness and au-
d,ihehtolty. Prepared by appointment
lhese lecturea are taken from Or.
Inimhge's book "The Articles Of
falth' but are presented In separate
TORN Tor the use OF invostls atorH anu
Students, Price Toe. For sale by tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11

Chas =. Burton. being first duly sworn
according law Opposes and says that he II
asslAtunt cashier Of the above named hantt
that the nhuVc aud foregoing report contains
diupn uf the said bank AZ the close OF husl-
ness on the thlriloth day ~ June LOO
CilAs. =. BURTON,
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me IN.
sth day of July iap
lsEALl HENRY r. MCEwAN,
Notary Public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11

dtati n c tly
feminine or.
gans fully
protected by
the aruor Of
health That
Is her best de-.
Tense against
Death al the
II me that
Death comes
closest 10 her
the time
when she
becomes a
mother
- al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11

James r. Hammond, Secretary OF STATE
u tho state Of Utah, do horeby certify that
Tue Foregoing u a full, truo and correct copy
nl tue statement OF the above named cone
pany now ON nio In my oiiice this 10th day "
july isJi. j. A. HAMMOND
Secretary Of state.
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..INI1ss

ny gallon. quart or pint for onice use.
News. books. stationery. legal blanks
y. nAMMEI.
o. West Second South Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11
ZIOIS SlVIIQS DOns Z Trust COnlOlI
Tutnl.ssssss.tisufsisss.ssss..
STATE Oh UTAH
County of salt Lake.

George 81 Cannon being first duly sworn &c.
cotdinr 10 law doposos and says that he IL
Cashier Of the above named hank, thht tho
above aud foregoing report contains fun
true ana correct statement Of tho condition
OF the sad bank a. the oinse Of business on
dEuRGEM CANNON.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before mo this
sth day OF July i-pl
lsEALf l. MOTH IvERsoN,
Nufarv lublla
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11
OUR CLAIM

We DO not make any foolish claims
Tor our Three Crown Baking Powder.
because we say Of II ~ burhe out by
the article itself N Ia first -olass In
every respect well made and put on the
market at a price which will make Il an
object Tor anybody 90 use II. one can
Will convince you of IT, excellence.
friend.
Your Grocer sells Three Grown Bak-
lng Powder at following prices.
p o. cahss... .s.s..ss ssssss.ssssssssslp c
o. can ....s. s'..s. ,s... s..'ssssslbc
~ OF. can sssssssss sssssssssss ssssss.ssuc
10 %. can ..s... ss..s... ..ss.s....s.21c
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viii Probably Accept PosltiOuwiih
One Of the Big Lines There.
OFF FOR DENVER TOMORROW


Mr. y. a. wudieigh. the well known
railroad man. said today that be- W''
very much surprised this morning when
he picked up tho salt Lake Tribune
ana saw that u had sent him East last
night The gentleman was under thr
Impression that be- was still 10 Salt
Lake go were hls friends and huH-
ness associates Tor Do was a very busy
man during the entire day
on Thursday next SIR Wadieigh viii
go Co Denver where he viii remain for
% few days after which Doc viii return
90 Salt Lake wind up bis business az
fairs and bic himself 10 chicago. bis
future Held OF operations where 70 u
lntlmatrd that De- viii enter the service
of ONE NJ the big railroads But upon
this point Mr. WadleiEh viii Hny moth
inE got. maintaining that there VIII De
time enough TO express himself on that
point later on should he care 70 DO 20.
N was limited today that De might ein-
bark In some business other than rail-
reading though his most Intimate
friends do not credit such rum0r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11

g. Louis, July IA meeting Of traf-
Nc men 81 the Southwestern lines ~
being held here today for tho purpose
~ organizing % freight committee to
take the place ~ the Southwestern
bureau Chairman Campbell called the
meeting 10 order with representatives.
NJ the following railroads present
Atohison. Topeka a Santa Re. Rock
Island, Missouri. Kansas a Texas Mis-
souri, Pnclhc-iron Mountain. ~. Louis
y Southwest, and the IT, Louis a san
Francisco. The nov committee will
be organized Hp No not 10 conflict with
the recent decision NJ the United States
supreme Court affecting such aHaocia-
lions. The meeting which ia being held
behind closed doors will continue all
nnv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11
STATE BANK OF UTAH.


Located In Salt Lake city, In the County
OF Salt Lake. State Of Utah, at tho
close uf business on the 10Th day
uf June. isgl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11

SECRETARY on STATE.
!. James T. Hammond Secretary of gtats
Of the state Of Utah, do hereby certify ihaf
The foregoing j. n fulL true aud correct c1py
OF the statement ui the above named cum.
u July, isH1.
J. r. HAMMOND,
ksrrYfuFv uf Afuf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11
sTATE OF uTAH.
Onlco VI tho
aECnIrAliN OF srATE. |

t.Iamcs r. Hammond. secretary OF stats
" the state Of Utah, do hereby certify that
the foregoing II "a fuli, tfuo aud correct COPY
OF the statement ni tho uhovu named con.
pnny, nov on die In my Office this 10Th day u
July, isN ], r. HAMMOND
Secretary OF state.
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NVT7IT -17'77717 7'11117
STATE OF UTAH.

HIAIE OF NIAllt
County Of salt Lake. Z
W. = Mccormick being ilrst duly sworn ae.
cordlnR 70 law depusns aud says thathoist6s
principal OF thouhoYo named bank that tls
above ana foregoing report contains u fuIL
true and correct statement OF the condition
Of the said bank ut the close Of business o1
tho l0th day Ut June. iso
". :. MCCORMICK
Subscribed aud sworn 10 before me IN.
i0th day Of July. isll.
tscail j. BARNETT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11

Report made to the Secretary Of state Of
the State u Utah. Of the condi-
NlUu "a Tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11
Repor, made 10 the Secretary Of STA.
the state OF Utah, Of the condition
OF tho
0! Mccormick Z Co.

Locsted ~ salt Lake CITY, 10 the Coun,v i,
salt Lake, state ~ Utah. AZ the ciose y
business on tho Spth day VI June i.Dl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11

A crusade against tho hoUllum ole.
mont ~ imminent Tho lads with the
deadly cltapult ana che iuailIuua ale
gun are 10 present objects uf interest
TO the police The Union Iisht and
Power company BE- complaining 10.
gariing The fashion Ia which thglr orc
lamp globes lru being demolished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11

r. H. RICHARDS,
JOS, H. SMITH,
Committee,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26

students missionary rally at the new Old
South Church. which a good numuer Of Rnd-
ellie students attended. Others. more frlyOl-
Gus. stayed in Cambridge and escorted their
friends over the. now gymnasium. which was
thrown open to visitors.
are always well worth Watching. Consequently.
people are looking ahead with q good deal
OF interest 10 tha future accomplishments OF
Just carried or the leading Old South prize for
her essay on the struggle OF France and
OF Quebec by Champlain TIL the capture by
Wolfe, Speaking OF, prizes; the sargent prize
for the best metrical translation OF q Horace
dent OF Harvard or Radcliffe. who shall most
successfully turn into English metre the six
two occasions. IL will be remembered, Radcliffe
girls have carried of this prize in spite OF the
many Harvard men who commended. The nrSt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26

inos in various women's institutions. but she
ia soon to 20 to Bombay. India. to connect her
self with a university settlement which was
started there two years ago by, 1--WE Cir
ton girls, among whom the eldest dapGhtetr
Of Austin Dohson, the poet. Is nuthDeIeu.
1nd woman In London to take that hardest Of
degrees, the Bachelor of Music, is enaD!ea ~
affective work in the classes conducted by the
enrichment for the benefit Of hiGh-caste native
women. Miss Rouse talks most hopeiuly OF
the work which is waiting for her In Bombay
and says n@atysly that IN SPITE St tnS eSilet ag Ss
mia INHERENT from those who are to be found
eeipsewhere, il has been her experience that the
educated young woman IL pretty. mncn inc
ON Tuesday came Miss Jane Adams OF HUI
House. and all whom she saw she cnnq,neie1'
This Woman's charm ID unuehlaoie' @nu "@N-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26

cliffe girls had what they would term an aw-
fully good time as they listened 10 her account
Of work at Hull House after the, lecture
perhaps the most interesting part Of the affair
was the way, IN which Miss Addams's answers
throw sidelights on social conditions in the
poorer quarters Of Chicago. The girls club
which expelled one member because she Cos
slipped about what they had for breakfast at
Hull House hops after she has put her three
pairs of twins 10 bed. as well as the saloon
keeping ward boss who had temperance cadets
march at the head of his campaign procession,
were a few OF the delicious bits dropped in re-
to a question as to whether the young people,
when married, showed In their homes the re-
suit OF their Hull House experienee. Miss Ad-
cidedly.
tour was continued. for there was ar all-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26
Ch0Llonqe Sale of

.c,yk. This will be a very impor-
tant sale of silks, and at the
prices quoted the values are the great
est we have ever given in new and de-
sirable black silks-thoroughly reliable
and guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton. In every instance we hold our
selves responsible for the wear of our
black silks. Examine the goods for
yourselves-compare the quality and
the prices with those of other stores
that will tell the story.
$50 pieces of Imported Black Taf-
fefa, "a in. wide, perfect in dye, weave
and finish, very ~lustrous and strong; will
compare favorably with the qualities Of
fered elsewhere at 9oc. per yard; go.
, special challenge price. ........ voc
200 pieces of Rich Black Satin
Duchess, 81 in. wide, all pure silk; never
! offered for less than $l.25; will be placed
|, on sale Monday at the special chal- pQ-
lenge price Of, per yard. ........ JOG
$500 yards of Plain Color Satin
Duchess and Reversible Pedu de
Sole, subject to slight imperfections in
, manufacture, almost imperceptible until
, pointed out; admirably suited for dress or
grenadine Innings; a full representation of
, all the fashionable c%olors, So different
, shades in all, including black; Mon NO.
!, days challenge price, per yard. roc
$500 yards of Fancy Figured All
} SILK Satin, only three designs, each de-
sign being represented in the following up
: to-date shades:-Pink, blue, maize, Nile,
} violet, rose, turquoise, lavender, cerise, car
dinal, ivory and white; special chal- DC.
! lenge price for Monday, per yard. <SC
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26

An electrician who has a shop on Amsterdam
avenue had tried unsuccess'ully many ways to
prevent tramps sleeping in his place at night
until he finally hit upon the idea Of resorting
to his trade for help. Accordingly he rugged up
a battery and ran a wire from it TO the door
knot Then he placed a push bottom above the
door so that when he wanted to enter the place
himself he could cut of the connection with
the battery. Now when the hobo touches the
door knob at night he receives a shock that dis
pels all thought OF sleeping at least In that
locality. The electrician says that he Is no
longertroubled by somnolent visitors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26
Challenge Sale of

So 900 Books. Stories Of the Ma;
graphic historical studies, bound in cloth,
published at, per volume, $3.50; challenge
price, per volume. Z5e
A few of the titles:-
Greece, by Prof. Harrison.
Tue Jews, by Prof. J. Hosmer.
Norway. by Prof. Boyeseu.
Tue Moorsi in spain, by stanley Lsnc.Poole
Holland, by Prof. Rggers.
ssi,sspisn by b SS4 MN Ma a. TSS'
south Africa, by George NJ. rbeal.
Ancient and Modern Familiar Quo.
tatioIs from the Greek, Latin and
Modern Languages, published at So. 90;
FrancsfeHT's Modern Cook Book,
English, French, Italian and German Cook
cry, published at $500; challenge price,
les
The Readers Handbook, by Brewer,
published at So. so; challenge price .90s
Bible Dictionary (teacher's edition),
by Smith; revised and edited by Peloubet;
published at $500; challenge price III 20
HeIbeck of B~anisdaie, by Mrs. Hum
phry Ward, Q vols, published at $500;
Baby's Record. by Maud Humphrey.
illustrations in c%olors, published at So. SO;
challenge price. IL So
The Cook Book, by Oscar, of the
Wsldorf-Astoria, bound in oilcloth, pub
lished at $500; challenge price. ..... H. 20
Rosenfhars New Method of Study
ing Languages, choice German-Spanish
published at $500; challenge price. Il So
Words, Facts and Phrases, a die
tionary of curious, quaint and out-of-the-
way matter, published at 81; challenge
The Rights Of Man, by Thomas Paine,
bound in cloth, published at ST.; challenge
The Writer'S Handbook, a guide to
the art of composition, published at 81;
challenge price. ....... S0c
Works Of BuIWer Lyttou. Is vols,
published at $3.50; challenge price. p. 90
Woods Natural History, S vols. large
octave, bound in cloth, thousands of illus
t~rations, published at $40; challenge price,
ass
Washington Lrving's Works, 6 vols,
published at So; challenge price. ...L SO
Dumas Romances, 10 vols, gilt top,
published at $3.50; challenge price. q. So
Green's History of the English Peo-
pie, S vols, gilt top, published at SIS; chal-
Works of Josephns, 3 vols, gilt top,
published at So; challenge price. IL 20
Shakespeare's Complete Works,
readers edition, 8 vols, bound in half light
calf, published at $26; challenge price,
r.. 90
Ruskin's Works, Is vols, bound in
half light calf, published at $50; challenge
} Hawfhorne's Works, 8 vols, bound
} in half light calf, gilt top, published at $40;
challenge Price...................2. 40
: Lnkstands for Double
} ofafIoHeIy. Desk, oak base, fitted
with two inkstands and sponge cup; chal-
MacDonaid's Adhesive Albums for
unmounted photographs, bound in half
morocco, cloth sides, size lo1l3; published
! at IS; challenge price .......... III SIS
Long Narrow Order Book. duck
, cover, 300 pages, size 6Hxl5 inches; chal-
Box Fine Quality Writing Paper.
!, containing 48 sheets of paper and 48 en-
, velopes; challenge price. .20e
, Stafford's New Black Ink, 2-ounce
!, bottle; challenge price. Pc
) Letter Copying Book, bound in full
} duck cover, 300 pages; challenge price 25o
I Package of Fine Quality Writing
! Paper, containing 100 sheets, weighing
) I ID. to II lbs. to the package; challenge
! Drice ne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26
a DIsTIycrLr ALTRClsTIC WEEK.
Radcliffe Girl s dents Have Been Doing
Various IDS of Good Work.

VARIOUS IDS OF bOOW WUTN'
CAMBRIDGE. .,4ass., Feb, 25.-Occasionally
there come weeks in the life OF a college when.
by an odd combination Of circumstances all
social events relate to one particular phase OF
The worlds manifold activities. This last week
at Radcliffe has been one OF this kind and the
subject which chance has thus emphasized
might have been labelled Missionary ana
phi!anthropic Enterprises for College Girls"
The trend was initiated on Monday ny the
visit Of Miss Ruth Rouse OF Glrton College
England. Miss Rouse, for the past year OF
two. has been doing Christian AssociaIoh
work in Great Britain and Scandinavia. just
At present she is pushing college Bible read
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26
Challenge Sale of
furnishing SO,


Mems, Women's and Boys Pure
Linen 4-PLy Collars, all sizes; challenge
price, each.
Mems Csc. Elastic Web Suspend
erS, choice patterns; challenge price, per
pair IL E2c
Mems UnLaundered While Shirts,
fine muslin, reinforced back and front, per
fectly made, fit guaranteed; challenge price,
caCn
Mems CoIored "EcLipSe" Madras
Shirts, with detached link cuffs to match,
beautiful patterns, all sizes; challe ge
price, each $50
Mems soc. NeckWear, in Tecks,
Pufs, Four-in-Hand and Imperials, made
of the finest silks and %satins; challenge
price, each. %SS
Mems Fine Muslin Night Robes,
nicely trimmed, made in full sizes, worth
45c. of anybody's money; challenge price,
each &c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26
Ladies' Underwear
We'd rather sell than Inventory
Therefore,

InOrelOTtf-
Good Muslin Gowns-V or high neck
straight or bayadere tucks and
insertinRs: value 3................ 40
Muslin and Cambria Gowns-trim'd
with fancy lace or ~emb'y-value 1.25.. .95
Muslin Umbrella Skirts-2 ins't'gs OF
Point de Paris or Val lace-also deep
emb'd ruin S................. 10
Muslin Umbrella Skirts-2 ins't'gs and
deep ruf1e OF heavy lace-value 1.+9.. 1.25
Cambric Corset Covers-Y. square and
high necklace or emb'y trim......... .25
Others. twenty styles ................. SO
Muslin Drawers-Umbrella and regular
emb'y and lace trim-tslightly soiledl-
regularly .39 and 40. ............... 20
Muslin and Cambric-inserting or deep
bounce Of lace or emb'y-value .e5.... 40
Children's Canton Flannel Drawers. 10
With Emb'd ruf1e-2 to II yrs.......... %
Twill Flannelette Gowns-odd Sizes. 80
All Wool Cold Skirts-shrunk-were 70 80
Nurse and Waitress Aprons-12 tucks.. 10
With openwork inserting and tucks.... 80
Ladies' Aprons-tucks and emb'y....... rs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26

Annex maid-ior IL WAS the Annex then-to
win the prize was Miss Helen Leah Reed, whose
old West End story, Miss Theodore" has
since won favorable notice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26
Toilet Articles

Therefore,

Egg White Toilet Soaps: were ,24.,...., .15
Glycerine Bars-extra value .............. z
Tarrant's Dermal Powder; value a.. IL
Pure Distilled Witch Hazel; value 81. "a
2 at. Hot Water Bottles
best rubber; value q ......"....... 40
Complexion brushes-valuO .25 ........., is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26
w1N1oN nNAR1NoslrHE woRIp's pEsT

W1NToS B~hABINGS-THE WOhLDB BEST.
The Winton Bicycle Company, unable
to compete with Bicycles made of
cheaper material and workmanship, has
retired from the business. We have
bought its Entire Stock, including Mems
Wintons. Model "15," in 2a, "a, 90 and
IS inch frames, and Women's Wintons,
Model 49," in 20 and 90 inch frames;
colors Black, Green, Blue, Red and yell
low. Winton Bicycles have stood the
test, and are without doubt as fine
Wheels as have ever been manufactured.
Each and every part is fully guaran-
teed. One important feature of the
WINTON Bicycle is its correct scientific
design. The Material is strictly first
class throughout; not a Casting or
Stamping enters into its make up. Only
Drop Forgings throughout are used.
Bearings are of Tool Steel; Hubs,
Cranks and Front Sprockets are finished
Drop Forgings; We also name some Of
the other SPECIAL features of the
Winton Bicycle:-
The Winton Flush Joints of special design
and construction.
The Winton Drop Forge Steel Hubs.
I, The Winton Invisible or Internal Handle
bar Fastening.
The Winton Combination Two-Piece Cranks
, and Hangers.
! The Winton Rounded Cranks.
The Winton Special Crank and Sprocket
Wheel Connection.
} The Winton Drop Forge Fork Crown.
The Main Tubing gracefully tapered into
connections, narrow thread secured with
out narrow distance between Ball Races,
The Winton Special Rear Braces.
! Straight Crank Hanger, but curved at rear
J permitting fairly wide Rear Hub.
Winton Special Bearings of Tool Steel.
Winton Special Sprockets.
} Winton Special Pedals.
! Winton Special Finish.
!, 5W in all Msre is no 6ofte'
WHoeI m4ae, nor has ono 0O0'
I boon made, and no o/er yol
choice of tito entire Stock to-
m0''0g y at tito c@a/- 49, So
Ienge Price of NON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26
Mems Furnishings
Hosiery, Skirts and Underwear

We'd rather sell than Inventory.
Therefore,
Boys Corduroy Rib Stockings
Dble heels and toes; value .20......... .10
Infants Cashmere: were ,19....... ..... .12A
Children's Heavy Cotton Rib: value 10. IL
Mems Fancy Suspenders: value a.. -
Mems NeRligee Shirts Of Fine Cambric
with aud without Cufrs attached. ..... 40
Rib Silk ribbon run value IS ......... 40
Ladies' Metallic Striped Farmers Satin
Skirts-full sze-deep rune .."....... lie
Tahcth Silk Petticoats-deep .rufie-
Corded edge all shades value 4.9S.. $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26
Challenge Sale
In the Char Deparkmont.

I -" e"o S.S"S O|o"
Manhattan. Highest Grade Clear Ha-
I vana Cuban Handmade Cigar, equal in
, quality and aroma to imported.
! Conchas Especiales, box of SO, chal-
( lenge price y. az
I Perfectos Especiales, box of rs, chal-
Hfoflman House Bouquef. Only one
7 box to a customer; per box of so, chal-
I Is, 900 Sumatra Wrapper Long Mixed
! Havana Filler Cigars, a manufacturer
} sample stock, consisting of several brands,
) in assorted shapes and sizes; not a cigar in
{ the lot worth less than $500 per 100; to be
{ divided into two lots, as tollows:-
s Lot /, box of SO, challenge price. Il. rs
) Lot 2, box of 100, challenge price. z. So
{ La Lnfimidad. Clear Havana, Cuban
! hand made, a very special lot, in 3 sizes.
{ Conchas Reinas, box of so, challenge
} Regalias Especialcs, box of so, challenge
Z Reins Victoria, box of 100, challenge
{ Henry Clay. Connecticut wrapper,
: mixed filler, good free smokers, Perfectos,
! challenge price, per 1000, IT. 90, or box
} MAIL ORDERS FILLED.
T0bacCOS. Quantities limited.
Seal of North Carolina, Durham or Mas
Z tiff; challenge price, per package 49,. &c
Honest, Iyanhoe, Navy, Cameo, Fashion,
{ Long Tom; challenge price, per package, PC
WE CANNOT FILL MAIL ORDERS
J ON TOBACCO,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26
TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS
Show Desire to Tighten Inventory
by Increasing Sales.
White Embroideries

White Embroideries
We'd rather sell than Inventory
Therefore;
Nainsook. Cambria and Swiss
Three great lots as follows
80 styles-2 to 6 inches wide............ 7
SO Styles to 8 inches wide........... .12h
% styles-5 to II inches wide ......... 10
Regularly 12Ia. 10 and 30 cents.
ALSO
Tucking and Lace All Overs for
Shirt Waists and Yokes-value l.75.,. l.25
~ inch Embroiderics-value 80. ........ 40
Innings
We'd rather sell than Inventory
Therefore,
Fancy S~kirtings-silk finish: were tx. AZ
Fine Skirt Facings-Black.
White and Slate; we're 10 centa........ IL
Fancy Black Back Silesias ............... 8
%Changeable Lining Silks; were d.. 10
Balance NJ
Finest Quilted Silk Satins
Red, Brown and light colors-fancy stitching
30 cents--were Ninety-eight