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Girl Wanted.

For general housework. A good
home and liberal wages. Inquire at
this Office.
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Is YOUR lodge card Ia the City
Directory? Others are.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-04-30

SUMNER underwear for men at
HIschmans.
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ANOTHER MURDER.
Another Bloody Crime in Fay.
cite County.

Woman Outraged Before the Eyes oil
Her Husband-He is Held up at the
Point ReyolYers and When Resisting
He was shot SO That He Died by
Drunken Negroes.
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SENECA COUNCIL.
Paving Brick Contract is For
feited by Hammonds.

Contract as Sent Down to Sign up not
rs agreed Upon and the Council Re-
considered the Matter MorgantoWn
Material 10 be Used-Greenmon GO
ahead Quietly.
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turned Wednesday from their wedding
journey, which included a tour of an
the principal cities OF the east.
Samuel Bogh, a prominent business
man OF LeadVllle, Colo, and Mrs Ella.
FNehoaII or the same place were married
last evening at the Wey hotel
On Monday evening, w. p. O'Meara
entertained at dinner Bishop Seaman
Of this city and Colonel Schauter. and
R. c. Kerens, jr.. of St Louis.
Mrs. Henry COIN and daughter
They VIII make an extended tour of
the east, returning about Sept. l.
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Miss Porter, Mr.. w. Hall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Sadler spent Thursday at
Glen Mary, Walkers Farm. the guests
OF MT and Mrs: a; z; Walker
Mrs. D. A. Ellis of Seattle, Wash.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Emily
Chase She expects to spend the sum
mer visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. W. s. Anderson and daughter
have returned from Omaha accom-
panied by Miss Hester Taylor. who
viii be their guest for a few weeks
Mrs. L. ,. COwie Of Kansas City and
Mrs Gilbert of St. Joseph are the
guests Of Mrs. a. II. Cowie and Mrs. i.
E Kinsey at the home of the latter.
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Mrs. Woodruff, Mrs. Julia KimbalI
Mrs A ROundy, Miss Florence Roundy
and A. b. Witcher left yesterday morn
ing for Holiday park, in Weber can
yOn.
8 8 .
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter g Lewis are
expected from Butte this week to visit
with the family Of Mrs. s. s. Walker
Mrs. Lewis viii remain for the sum-
mer.
9 8 8
Mrs P. ". DUnyan OF TOoele is visit
ing her sister, Mrs Z. G. Gowans OF
Logan. She will come to Salt Lake in
a few days to be the guest OF Mrs. w
Il. King
O. . 9
On Monday afternoon the Women s
Republican club enjoyed a pleasant
outing at Capitol grounds. An excur-
! sion to Saltair will be made by the
club on July &c.
Mrs. May Wright Seweu is expected
to arrive in the city Friday, July L
An excursion to Saltair viii be giveI
in her honor On Saturday afternoon
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On Monday, a reception will be held at
the home Of Mrs. +. 5. Richards and
IN the evening Mrs. Sewell viii lecture
at the Assembly. hall
g 3 9
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Frank Clark have
returned from their wedding trip in the
east. They are stopping at the Mani
tou. and viii be at home to their friends
Thursday, July II.
Mrs. Harper J. Dininny and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Melvin H. SOwIes, have issued
invitations for a reception to be given
on Tuesday afternoon in honor Of Mrs.
Reynolds Of Chicago.
. = =
Mr. and Mrs F. +. McGurrin, &C
cOmpanied by Mrs. Bowman of Oak
land, Cal. who has been visiting with
Mrs. a. P. Sinclair. left Wednesday
evening for a months visit in the east.
A trolley ride was given Friday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Joseph
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Joseph
of St Louis. Mrs. H. Stiebel of Boston
and Mr. and Mrs. Louis ROthenberg Of
Cincinnati.
Mr.. Ray Walker was the host at a
little party at Walkers farm on sun
day last. the guests being Mr.. Charles
Lawrence, Mr.. ADdrus Nicholson, Mr.
EoNdAtttS l1GEs MI MAJ L1Elll LEdllr MT
Sam Porter.
8 . .
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Hook enter
tanned party of young people in Lit
tie Cottonwood canyon on July f. At
ter inspecting the mining property of
Mr.. HOOck. the afternoon was pleasant
" spent in music.
! Miss Grace Freeze is home again, af-
ter an eight weeks trip in the east.
She had a. most enjoyable visit among
! relatives in Bloomsbury Pa, returning
] by way of New York and taking in the
/ Pan-AmeTican exposition
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Invitations have been issued for the
: wedding reception Of Miss Mabel Kelly
and DR.. Berthier w. Mather on Thurs
/ day evening, July is, at the home of
/ the brides mother, Mrs. Ida Kelly. Z03
/ East Seventh South street.
/ A wedding Of the week which was Of
! interest TO a large circle Of friends was
I that of Miss Lyle Young and DR.. c.
: W. Gates. DR.. and Mrs. Gates will be
at home to their friends at SOS East
/ Twelfth South street after Aug IS.
q g. q
Mrs. I. 3. Bunnell Of Evanston, Ills.
who will read in Professor LOgan's re-
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Sixty-three Party.

another delightful affair Of the week
which was patriotic in all its appoint
ments, was the siXty-three card
party given by Mrs. Hubbard Reed
Friday afternoon. Eleven tables were
scattered about the spacious veranda
which " as decorated in large American
nagS. Carnations, larkspur and double
daisies in red, white and blue clusters
adorned the rooms. The TALES We're
little books with flag covers and the
counters, stamps in the shape of flags.
The first prize, lockwood vase, was
awarded Mrs. s. Woodward. The SEE
0nds a rose Urn, was won by Mrs H
w Brown. Ms. :. Eaber won the third
prize. a picture OF an Italian madonna,
and Mrs. Spencer, the consolation, a
bouquet Of red. white and blue flowers.
Ile guests. We're. Mes5ames w. g
Bancroft, T. =. Beatty. Warren c.
Bogue. s. Faber, J. Beattie, Johnson,
George A Lowe, J. A. Miner. NJ. Nc
Clure, Mcdonald. d. $. Murray, Nc
Cornick, w. A. Nelden, George Nye,
.. j. Howard, Spencer, T. J. Amy.
Hanauer, Robert Hardness, Kenneth
Kerr, George futile Samuel Wood
ward, Thomas Weir, George p. HOI-
man, Downey, George Y. Wallace
George futile. H. W. Brown, Misses
Crawford, Fox. Lowe. Mason, Adelaide
Mason, Rye, Eloise Sherman. Laura
sherman. HanaUer. Ida Hanauer, Ora
Hardness. I[eOgh, Geddes. Mrs. Young
CT. Mrs Oswald, Mrs. Robert Glendin-
ming. Mrs. Fr2nken, Mrs. Ira Lyons,
James NELL.
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Breakfast Party.

Mrs. J. W. Smith and her daughter.
Mrs. Il A GOrham, were hoStesses at
en- elaborate breakfast party given yes
terday morning The national cOIors-
red, white and biue-were predominant
IN the decorations and refreshments.
The oaintiest Of place cards We're made
OF punches of red carnations tied with
red, white and blue ribbons. a quar-
Iette OF strinEed Instruments stationed
behind a screen OF palms LIscOursed the
various national airs during the morn
Ing hours
The guests were Mrs z. =. Green
wood, Mrs. W. A. Eelden, Mrs. c. f.
Allen, MIS-. @. ". Barthel. Mrs Har-
Hey, Miss Esther Allen, Miss Buchanan
Mrs. George A. Lowe. Miss Catherine
Lowe. Mrs. Edward Merrill. Mrs. VII
kinsOn. Mrs. Dart. Mrs L. c. Miller.
Mrs. Zerby. Miss Zerby.
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A charming event of the week was
the patriotic conundrUm tea in honor
OF Mss Neiu given on Wednesday al
ternOon by Mrs. r. H. officer. The
walls and archWays were draped with
the flags Of seventeen different nations.
This elected great interest from the
guests and the guessing OF these ma
UioDs formed part Of a contest for the
afternoons diversion. The score cards
were booklets embossed with flags. The
first prize was won by Mrs {. T. Nc
CUll0Jgh; the consolation by Miss Nc
MILAN.
Those present We're: Mesdames J. w.
Neil. John Woodward, James H Fer
gusOn, Charles H. Post, G. =. McCul-
Tough, J. T. keith. Union WOrthingtOn,
W. T. Daily @. X. Fisher, w V
Eberiy, Corning. Victor Heickes. }. II.
Johnson. !. T. Harris. W F. Druehl,
NJ. L. Oglesby. J. L. Fra1l0en. John
White, r. j. Claiming, Albert Allen.
Z. J. Glend ming, J. B. COsgriff, D
p. Simmons. Misses Neil. Creary, Lena
Preston, Wright of. Wisconsin, Hale,
Keith, Margaret Keith, Judge, 1cMil-
Ian Leta Mcmillan, Louise Wey, Sybil
Anderson, Erma Aft, Salisbury, Ivers,
Jacobs, Mccormick, Anderson, Burke,
Boutwell,, Emily Read, COsgriff, officer,
Edna DOnnellau-
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eltaI on Friday evening at the First
Pres byterian church. was formerly a
resident Of Salt Lake. and has nuruer-
Gus friends who VIII welcome her on
this occasion.
On the 18th of July the Young Mems
and Young Ladies Mutual Improve
ment associations of this city viii have
a grand reunion at SaItair. The com
mittees are working to make the affair
one OF the most pleasant in the history
OF the organization.
Mrs. Philip :. Thacher and family
arrived yesterday from Massachusetts,.
\ reception VIII be given in her honor
by the members of the Unitarian
church on Wednesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Charles Watson, 1SI
South Second East street.
Mr.. Tracy Y Cannon was rendered a
reception on Tuesday evening by the
members of Cannon ward A pro-
gramme of vocal and instrumental mu-
SIC with rec1tationS and speeches was
given. Mr.. Cannon leaves on a mission
to Great Britain on Monday.
About thirty little children roamed
at will over the pretty lawn of Red
Butte Hollow on Tuesday afternoon,
the occasion being a party given by
Mrs. Kennth Kerr for her little daugh-
ter, Ruth. Long tables were spread on
the lawn and the afternoon spent in
/ feasting and playing games.
. q q
/ Miss Halle Genevieve Thomas,
! daughter of W. Z. Thomas, NJ. D., of
| Sheridan, WyO.. and Robert Stewart
| Herman. son of Francis Herman, will
! be married on the afternoon of July 10,
! at thefhOme of the brides sister. Mrs.
! z. A. Strang, "a Lucerne street. Cleve-
J land 1t viii be a very quiet wedding
} and the young couple viii leave in the
! evening for Buffalo.
The Progressive society met with
( Miss Salmon on Friday evening and
adjourned business meetings until Sept.
/ s. Under the charge Of a committee,
/ consisting of Title Larson. Ivy Young,
I Archie Sheppard and Rufus Johnson,
/ excursions to the resorts, canyons, etc,
/ viii be made at regular intervals
/ throughout the summer. Ripley John
son was admitted as a member.
/ - % g
Senator and Mrs. Allison of Ogden
| entertained q number of Salt Lake PEG
| pie on Monday afternoon with a drive
through Ogden canyon. It was followed
! by a delightful dinner in the evening
at the Weber club. Among the guests
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Social Chat
Mrs. J. II. Bennett IS visiting IN Reno.
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July 9 is Relief Society day at the
lake

Mrs. J. H Bennett IS visiting IN Reno.
July is Relief Society day at the
. o Q
Miss Mabel lIarker is home from
the east.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w Gray have gone
to California
DR.. and Mrs. Lindsay left Thursday
-'' -'''O' -'--'' o o o
Miss Terhune viii return from Colo
RADIO this week.
Z. Z. Hiskey has moved to S24 East
Third South street
Mrs. E. s. Ferry is passing the sum-
Miss Alton Young wiz return next
week from Chicago.
Mrs. Elmer B. Jones VIII entertain at
luncheon on Tuesday
Judge and Mrs. Bishop have re-
turned from the east.
Mrs. Joseph Peery OF ogden is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. HOge.
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Mr.. and Mrs. a r. Walker are at
Glen Mary, Walkers farm.
Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Pierce left
Thursday for a trip to Alaska
Mrs. Arthur II. Parsons and daugh-
ter Margaret. have gone east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oh rles A. Walker
H..sa Frers "a F~.er "a al
ar. and Mrs. Juni1s Snow have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
Mrs. Teasdel and Miss Mary TeasdeI
are summering at At Pleasant.
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Dowd have re-
turned from their wedding tour.
A1r. and Mrs. c. E. Adams are
amongst the arrivals at Wasatch.
Miss Ida Ryan of Topeka, Kan. is
spending a few weeks N Salt Lake.
Mrs. Theron Geddes and Miss Geddes
give a reception on Thursday, July II.
The Woman's Democratic club viii
have an outing a S2ltair on July so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua +. Grant have
moved to ST East Fourth South street.
3Irs. Thomas Cox and Mrs. ". Edg-
ley Of POcateuo are. visitors in the city
sfrs. L. l. Terry left on Saturday for
Holiday park to remain for a. month.
Sidney Brooks entertained several Of
his little friends at a lawn party on
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were: Miss Sinclair. Mrs. George Wood.
Mrs. hanitZ. Nlr- r. A Minis, Professor
Andrew Mclaughlin William Nc
Laughl1u. James MCIaughlin. Mr.
Charles Henry and Mr.. Frank Smith.
g. - -
Mrs. Davis and daughter Of Oakland.
zane.
Miss Edyth Calhoun from CouneCti-
cut viii spend the summer with Mrs.
". G. Sharp.
The Sixty-three Card club met yes
terday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Robert Hardness.
q 8 9
Mrs. May Pickering Crockett of this
city and y. r. Macdonald of AIexan-
dria, Ont. were married at Seattle last
sunday by Rev. a. Shildrich of Trinity
Episcopal church.
After an illness Of four months. Mrs
NJ 3. Hardie win depart for Los An
geles, Cal, on Thursday of next week.
accompanied by her sister. Mrs. VIII
liam NJ owen, in the hope that sum
mer spent on the sea shore viii prove
a permanent benefit.
g . .
Charles Bither, a young civil en-
gineer. and Miss Emma NJ. McDermott
an accomplished young woman OF this
city, were married Tuesday evening at
the grOOm's new home 1855 South Third
East street, by Elder c. T. Emery.
The ceremony was witnessed by mem
bers of the two families and several of
the intimate acquaintance Of the con-
/ tracing parties.
o o 8
A pleasant surprise party was given
+ to frankie Jones at his home 20 West
{ North Temple. Games and music were
INDUCED in and supper was served
I Among those present were Klamath
/ WEIGH from Butte, Hattie Jones. Myr-
/ tie Jones, Katie RippetO George Felt
/ Emma May, Ethel Beck Grace Bur
! rell, Hazel and Ardella Cannon. Frank
and Willie Jones. Spencer Felt. Gordon
/ Hyde. Bert Darlington. Willie r. Jones
! Everett and Preston Cutler.
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The Misogynists' club on Wednes-
day evening gave a double birthday
/ banquet in honor Of VIII MCGiuivray
and Tom Jackson. Jack Horne anC
Pat CrismOn were guests of honor
/ Archie Sheppard acted as tOastmastcr
| and the following tOaSts were pro
posed: why I Was Born" w Nc
/ GilIivray; Me, Too" Tom Jackson
give Misogynists." Will Ball; TO
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Luncheon

On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Bessie
Minis kanitz was The recipient of a
charming luncheon given in her honor
Dy Miss Si2clair. Carnations and bach
elorS buttons, carrying ont the color
scheme OF red, white and blue, formed
a pretty decoration for the table The
place cards were flags in water coIors
ana the favocS dainty bonbOn boxes fn
the shape Of drums and in the prevail
ing c0lors. After luncheon the guests
We're each given a Sip OF paper con
tanning the FIRST line Of patriotic song.
me other lines We're scattered about
the room, pinned 10 curtains or pictures
on the VANS. and the ladies were re-
CURED 70 find them and complete their
VERSES. The prize. a silk dag, was won
oy Mss Fannie Bird
Beside the guest Of honor there were
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The advent OF the Fourth made a
slight break in the social activities Of
the past week, though it afforded q
new diversion IN the form OF entertain
ment which preceded. on this day,
society betOok itself TO the outdoor
sports OF the Country club or the cool
sylvan retreats in the mountains, In
the evening there were numerous in
formal gatherings.
The refreshingly cool wave which has
swept over the city in the past fey
days has given zest to the social plans
for the coming week and many import
ant affairs are scheduled. A fair in
deX Of the week is the large dancing
J. lrty TO be given tomorrow evening at
the Ladies' Literary club rooms, by
Mrs NJ q Fox
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Pleasant Affair.

On Wednesday afternoon Miss Fora
Shaw entertained in honor of Miss
Makepiece MOTHS. Green and white
formed the color scheme in the decor
atoms and was carried out in the dam
" refreshments. a feature Of the en-
tertlinmen- WAS a musical and nut
contest, the prizes being won by Miss
Helen ReedeE and Miss Makepiece Nor
Tis.
The invited guests were, Miss Morris.
Miss Zetl Morris. Miss Eva Dix. Miss
Chne Cameron, Miss Pearl Drehmer,
Miss Flora UTehmer. Miss Helen Rec
IL Miss Fay Tfergin, Miss Mabel
DAILY, Miss Edna Tfbbey.
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Reception.

The home OF Mrs. Albert s. Day was
the scene of a most enjoyable recep-
ton on Wednesday afternoon, the
event being IN honor of Irs. NJ. @.
Smith Of Chicago and Mrs. George D.
Crabbs of Cincinnati. The reception
hours were from > till o'clock.
Mrs Day was assisted by Mrs. Frank
harris, VINO presided at the coffee urn
Mrs. Charles A Quigley served punch
Miss MaE SlddCW8y dispensed the ices
assisted by Miss EValine Thomas.
The house was prettily decorated in
the patriotic cOlOrs. The pOrtieres were
draped in American flags, and red.
white and blue ribbons heightened the
artistic effect Sweet. peas on mantels.
tables and sidebOard filled the air with
fragrance The dining room was dark
ened and the electric lights shaded in
req. SmiiaX wreathed the chandelier
and hung to the four corners of the
table, which was sprayed with ferns
and sweet peas. In the center were
cut glass candelabra with red candles
and shades
Those who enjoyed the pleasant af-
ternoon were MesdameS NJ. &.
Smith of Chicago. George D. Craobs of
cincinnati, Olive Gaylord, J. D. Adams,
u. E. Shepherd, J. s. BransfOrd, L. A
Evans, r. J. Evans. $. G. Park G. L.
Hoas. j. j. Thomas, q. Parker Norton,
II. q DOOly, Shan Smith. j. NIcCIain,
y. HduXhurst, J. Reed, Sam Paul. F.
NJ. Timer. Ernest A Greenwood, Muir
ray Shepherd, EIbridge Thomas, Byron
Cummings, l. NJ. Gillian, Clarence
Bradrley, Frank Harris, Charles
Quigley, Frank SiddOway, W.
j. Oliver, W. J. Moore. R. c. McNiece.
NJ Il. Bailey, J. J. Thomas, Charles
Post, H. V. Van Pelt, Edward V. Sill
Yer, j. Hauxnurst. Charles Sebree. G
g Higgins, Eugene Crandau, a. L.
Hamlin, w N. Scott, Misses Carrie
Goliath, Halle Ferren, Annie Adams
EValine Thomas, Margaret Park. Ollie
Ayer May Siddoway, Mile Atkins.
Bertha Atkins, Edna Miller. May Mil
ler, Alice SpanOTd, Emma Madison.
Florence Ulcler, Laura Timer, Emma
McClaln, Ruth Beesley, Lena Adams,
Emma CummIngs. Jennie CLaWson.
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Remnants of
Wash Goods.

Three yard pieces of various kinds
OF wash fabrics-one hundred or
more in the coIlection-suitable for
shirts waists, that when cut from full
bolts sold at zoe up to 9Oc a yard,
now the entire piece, three yards
75c.
Covert cloths for making outing
suits or separate skirts, in plain col
ors of blue, browns and grays, a
special lot worth 1215c a yard. Mon
day and the week-S15.
Remnants Of lawns, ginghams and
madras, in variety Of lengths,
grouped to sell this week below
HALF REGULAR PRICES.
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. Toilet Waters, Per-
fumCry, Mirrors.

Happens Violet Toilet water, Ely
sian and Florida Toilet Water, regU-
larry priced 25c, soc and 35c a bot
tie, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
choice Of any-2Oc.
Pinaud's Roman Violet Water
considered the finest made and very
choice, sells for S1.OO a bottle. Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday-65e
Colgate's concentrated Italian Vio-
let, Opoponax and Jockey Club per-
fumes, sell for soc an ounce. Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday-33c.
Hand mirrors with ebenoid backs,
good quality Of glass, 35c regular,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday-22c
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IN Honor of Guests.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Kelsey entertained
informally on Tuesday evening in hon
or OF Rev. and Mrs. Bruce Brown of
Denver The evening was passed in
pleasant converse lion. Dainty refresh
mentS Were served Those invited TO
meet Mr.. and Mrs. Brown were Rev
and Mrs. Bagby. Mr.. and Mrs. A T.
McCanne, Mr.. and Mrs. Sappington,
Mrs. Clayton. Misses Florence and
Mamie Clayton, Mrs. F. c. Kelsey and
Miss Flora Smith
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Fourth of Iulv PARTY

A number Of friends were enter
tanned at a delightful Fourth of July
party by Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Sprague.
The rooms were bright with flags and
the lawn brilliantly Illuminated with
Chinese lanterns. 4 display of fire
works in the evening delighted the lit
tie children. Present We're Mr.. and
Mrs. William Reid and daughter, Mr..
BidweL. Mr. and Mrs. =. Sharp and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Kerr
and daughter. Ruth, Ar- and Mrs. Fish
er and children
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Hosiery and
Knit Underwear.

Summer stockings must begin to
disappear from this stock, so wo-
mems white polka dot hose, purple
grounds, reduced from doc to-25c.
Some excellent tan stockings for
children here yet, in sizes 716 up to
91z, 25c grade-HALF PRICE.
Women's black Isle thread vests,
high neck, long sleeves, Monday
and the week, instead Of S1.0O, 75c;
the same, with low neck and sleeve
less, 75c quality-50c.
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Women'S Fabric
Gloves.
20 >&>&@&>>%>~%%@ 80

Fabric gloves have been particu-
larly saleable this season; women
have learned to like them not only
because cooler than kid, but when
soiled or perspiration stained q lit
tie soap and water is an efsctual an
tidote. We are clearing away sum
mer things, so;
A fine lot Of suede Isle thread
gloves in all sizes Of white and
black, with four pearl clasps, instead
of 65c a pair, Monday and the week
SOC.
Some Isle thread gloves IN slate
color only and sizes 61S to IL, that
were 75c a pair-5oc.
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Combs, Hat Pins,
Belts.

A collection Of good dressing
combs, odd lots, so different kinds,
originally sold for 15e up to 300
each, while they last-1Oc.
lat pins with different stone set.
tings, a variety Of designs, sold fol
25e each, Monday, Tuesday, Wed.
nesday-17e; and a lot of fancy hat
pins reduced from 15e to Sc.
Black beauty pins, three IN set, IN
stead Of loo a card-6c.
Fancy belts Of velvet and figured
silk with gold trimming, reduced
from csc and 75c each to SIC
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Kensiugton.

Complimentary TO Miss Lora Schoppe,
Mrs, Lewis SChOppe entertained a few
friends at a IGensingtOn on Tuesday
afternoon. 'che pleasantly informal
affair was enjoyed by Miss Mary sharp,
Miss Lucille Taylor. Miss Edith LOuth-
er, Miss Laura Bird, Miss Beatrice Nc
Donald. Miss Ella Manter, Miss Eva
Daily, Miss Lulu Bouregard, Miss Matte
Hall, Miss Clara Hall, Miss Bertha
BCOteS
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! Cushion Tops,
! Cords, SiIkOIeen.

Black canvas cushion covers, top
and bottom pieces, stamped in va
rious designs for outlining or solid
embroidery; make up very attract
lively. Monday and the week the
S5c kinds for SOC; the 40c ones-25c.
Nine different patterns Of silkoleen,
mostly floral effects, for draperies,
cushion covering, etc, instead Of 15c
a yard-10c.
CoIored cotton cords for finishing
cushions, 15c and 18c a yard regular
-1215c.
Quaint Japanese heads, used for
ornament or match sares, csc regu-
lar, this week-15c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-07
GirdIe CorSetS- SOC.

The girdle corset is positively es-
sential for small or slender figures,
and this is news Of some here that
are particularly worthy for the price
Made Of very light summer sateen in
shades Of pale blue, pink, white.
black and drab, nicely finished top
and bottom with lace and narrow
ribbon; sizes Is to 22-5Oc.