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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-24

This was filed to show that even with
-four at 40 cents from east OF Umatilla
points the cost Of manufacturing Is an
even stand-off in both states,
The board OF education has quit
claimed to Jabez w, West, as Bishop OF
the Ninth Ecclesiastical ward of the
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day
Saints a part Of lot g. block "a, plat b,
for consideration of $500. The prop
erty Is on Fourth South and Fifth East
streets,
For consideration OF $500, Kate
Roberts has transferred to ingeborg H..
Bernson, 31yll5A feet in lot 2. block
10, plat Il The property Is on Eighth
South, between Fifth and Sixth East
streets.
Articles Of incorporation OF the Cen
trail Stock Exchange was filed today
with County Clerk James The princi-
pal place Of business Is Salt Lake City
and the purposes for which the com.
pany was formed are to purchase hold
sell and handle cotton copper and
grain stocks and bonds
The company is Incorporated for
$4,000 which Is divided into 10000
shares of the value Of one dollar each.
The officers are; A. A. Gibson, pres-
dent; G., w Silks, vice president; A.
w. Cops, secretary and j. A. Earls,
treasurer. The board OF directors is
composed Of o. II. Burbridge, A. A.
Gibson and @. w. silks
While Utah straight grade -four Is
wholesaling al N.9O, Nebraska and
Minnesota flour is being shipped in
here at S2.l5 with preference by local
bakers for The eastern goods, even at
this advanced price, The bakers say
that wheat grown In irrigated sections
does not have the flrmness and fullness
of grain grown In rainy sections. and
the latter always commands the high
err price. Local bakers also state that
the threat made some weeks ago by
certain OF the trade to decrease the size
Of the loayes for a nickel or increase
the size and charge a dime is not like
ly TO materiallze,
The wooden frame work erected on
top of the y. c. NJ, l. building for addN
tional building room is being taken
down, and win be replaced by some
other material, as the building inspector
and insurance companies objected
-
AS the plans for the new First Pres
byterlan church progress 1t Is evident
that the church people will have very
fine house OF worship when II Is COM
pleted. II was at first suggested that
the Sunday school room and the main
auditorium be no constructed that they
could be thrown into one; but this idea
has been given up and the two apart
ments will be planned as entirely sep
arate and distinct.
The Dana Gold Mining and Milling
company was Incorporated today IN this
city. Jos. Dederick Is president G. w.
Meyer. vice-presldent; ]. j. Burke,
secretary and Max r.. Smith treasurer,
The directors are Il. T. Hickman, G.
r. Brown and JOS. Dederick. The cap
ltal stock Is s250,O0O, consisting Of $780,
600 shares OF the par value of fifty cents
each. The company owns the Blue
Jay. Dana, Constellation, Baxter and
five other claims all situated In the
Park Valley district In Boxelder coun-
~.
City Treasurer Morris today redeem
ed old bonds to the amount OF $4,000,
They were bonds called in last June
and were replaced by new city bonds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-24
10 Correct Error.

Jane FaFrmer ct al today nlcd suI,
in the district court against Emma !.
Bodell ct al, to correct I'm error h
the description Of certain real proD,
erty In a decree Of distribution of Ne
estate of James NJ Farmer deceased
Al the plaintiffs and defendants a,s
heirs Of the estate but plaintiffs claim
that the property distributed To lbsni
was improperly described so that M.
boundary line do not come back to
common point and therefore no proper.
ty is described at all, The land in con,
troversy Is thlrty-two acres In m,
southwest quarter OF section IS, town
ship 3 south, range | west.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-24
Gar Plant for Tacoma.

Tacoma Wash, Jan. 2i--A company
composed OF Tacoma capitalists was or
ganized today for the purpose OF build
Ing large plant at Tacoma for the
manufacture Of railway freight cars
constructed Of Washington, FIR The
capacity at first viii be or 10 cars
q day and 200 to 800 skilled workmen
win be employed The company will
send part Of It's product to Japan in
knock down form.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-24
Seattle Has O Blizzard.

Seattle, Wash, Jan. 2i.--The first
blizzard that Seattle has enjoyed for
some yeais commenced this morning
aud has completely tied up all street
car traffic and generally interfered with
business Snow, for the first time this
year, is still falling heavily with no
sign OF cessation. No snow fell in Seat.
tie last winter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-24
AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
BUSINESS Was Small and Some Stocks
Showed Strength,

The mining share market this after
noon showed considerable strength and
closing quotations in several instances
We're q shade better than those at the
close this morning.
me Following stocks were active TO
me extent stated and closed with the
bid and asked figures named.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-24
LOST ONE DAUGHTER.
Another Born In Prof Fiuckley's Home
on Same Day.

The funeral Of the little daughter Of
Professor and Mrs, r. s, Hlnckley was
held this morning at the residence In
the Tenth ward. The professors classes
at the l.. d. S, university sent beautl-
ful floral tributes and a delegation OF
commercial students attended the SER
vices Bishop Adam Splers and Presl-
dent Angus NJ. Cannon made consola-
tory remarks, This afternoon Prof.
Hlnckley took the body 20 Provo for
interment IN the family cemetery. on
the day Of the death OF the little daugh-
ter, another daughter was born; and
both mother and child are doing well,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-24
uTAH. Idaho. THE WORLD.

Three new maps, Just issued U,sa
and Idaho on one side. the World on w,
reverse side, including population NJ
counties and towns according 70 Wv
1900 census. with brief sketch Of e w.!
country IN the world. size 23xSl 2 lhci y,
value 75 cents; sent TO any address ~. ~
q cents. Address Cannon BOOK slo n,,
Deseret News. Props), II and 10 """
Street, Salt Lake City. Utah
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49, 80 s--------.-----
INFORMATION WANTED.

William Hynd of q Park street Chel-
sea, Mass Is very anxious TO here from
his brother-ln-law, William Kirk who
emigrated from Scotland to Utah with
his family In the SOS and settled near
Bingham
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People Of Cheyenne Indignant but
viii Make No Attempt,
FORTUNES WILL BE SPENT.
Wealthy Friends Of the stock Detec.
tive willing aud Ready 60
fcnd Him.
Especial 10 tho oNews."l

Cheyenne, Wyo, Jan, A,-There is
no immediate danger OF Tom Horn
the confessed murderer OF While Mick
q, VIM. Powell and VIM. Lewis Of this
county and Mexican officer being
lynched The people are indignant,
but no attempt VIII be made to secure
Horn. The stock detectives friends
are exertlng every effort In his behalf
and will spend fortunes 70 secure his
release The trial promises to be
most sensational and VIII result in
many startling disclosures,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-24
IDAHO FARES REDUCED.
Oregon Short Line Lops on one
Cent "A Mile.

On and after February the Oregon
Short Line will reduce the passenger
fare In Idaho from FIVE to four cents a
mile, Under this new order local pns-
senger rates on Its main line ANA
branches In Idaho Excepting the Wood
River and Salmon River branches) VIII
be uniform throughout the entire sys-
TEN. This news viii be hailed with de-
Hight by the residents of Idaho who
have been agitatlng for such q move
for some time past.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-24
shot Himself

Beatrice. . Neb,, Jan. 2i--Nathan
Woodrlng, a pioneer wealthy citizen of
Beatrice shot and killed himself at his
country residence this morning, His
doctors had arranged TO perform
surgical operation for a chronic allment
and Woodring declared he would rather
die by his own hand than to submit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-24
National Temperatures.

Chicago. Jan a. Temperatures at Z
n. M; New York 3O Boston, SO;
Washington, 90; Philadelphia, 50; Chi
oago, 26 Minneapolis, A. Chincinnatl,
81; 81. Louis, "a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-24
ONE YEAR IN STATE PRISON
The Lot of August Mccarthy for
Breaking Into Daisy Restaurant
Especial to the oNews.p ~

Ogden, Jan, 2i.-August Mccarthy was
today sentenced to one year in the
state prison for burglarzlng the Daisy
restaurant on Twenty street.
Judge Rolapp In pronouncing the SEN
tenee, said that he wished he could
make the sentence lighter but added
that II the young man behaved him
SELF well, while in prison, for the next
few months, he would be pleased to
sign petition for his release. Nc.
Carthy confessed to having broken In.
TO the restaurant but he protested that
ne ala not to steal money but pies.
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Congressman Sutherland Notified
OF the Appointment
MRS. PACKER IS PENSI0NED.
Ogden Widow Receives a Portion OF
ihe Governments Monthly
Distributed Bounty.
Especial to the oNews."l

Washington, d. Co. Jan aeon
gresham Sutherland was today notl-
fed that Robert W. James is appoint
ed postmaster at Paradise, Cache
County In place Of the present incum-
bent, removed
MRS, PACKER PENSION.
A pension has been granted TO Ellen
n. Packer Of Ogden OF So,
RESERVE APPROVED.
The comptroller of the currency has
approved the city National bank Of
Kansas City as a reserve agent for the
Commercial National bank Of balt
Lake.
MISS UPPER FOR CLERK,
Miss Jennie M. Topper of Cheyenne,
has been appointed clerk In the Evan
ston land office, Wyoming.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-24
HOG RAISING SECTION.
New and Prosperous Business in Snake
River Valley.

"The Snake River valley is becoming
one Of the greatest hog raising sections
in ihis country" said Frank X. HIT
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Flour MN Burned.

Duda Pest Hungary, Jan. 2i--The
Concordla Flour mill has been Quilted
by fire, The loss is estimated at 5000.
600 crowns.
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Officers Reelected.

Minneapolis, Jan. 2i--The miners
convention reelected Mitchell presi-
dent; Wilson seoretary-treasurer and
Lewis vice president
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-24
BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's bank clearings amounted to
SOillS.66, as against SiS4,22y for the
same day last year
The Halght Bench Irrigation & Wat.
er Co, OF Pennington, has filed articles
OF incorporation, with $4,000 capital
stock divided Into shares Of $50 each,
j. NJ, Secrlst ls president John H.,
White, president and John A.
Bourne, secretary and treasurer,
NJ. d, Elliott Kelly Is at the Kenyon
from Lexington, KY, TO take the news
editors desk on the Evening Tele-
gram.
For consideration Of 500, $40. 50, u, b.
Wicks today transferred by warranty
deed, to A. W. McCune all of lots O
and II and parts Of lots z, g. 10 and II,
OF block 80 of Ten Acre Plat A, Big
Field survey The property includes
Cader's Park and the transaction is
the one concluded IN May last
There was filed today, with Acting
General Traffic Manager Schumacher,
Of the Short Line, schedule giving an
estimate Of the cost of manufacturing
-four In Oregon and In Utah; the esti-
mate being made on FIVE bushels Of
wheat (SOO pounds) to make 200 pounds
of flour and 100 pounds Of bran on the
basis Of a ~ cent rate on both flour
and wheat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-24
FoR Sale.

40 ACRE FARM NEAR CACHE Juf,S w..
tlon For particulars call on or wrlIe " ~
reno Hansen, Logan, Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-24
CLOSING QUOTATIONS,

Following are the closing quotations
on the New York stock exchange To-
day as received over leased wire by The
Central stock exchange, No, 2l5 Main
street!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-24
Tonleht at $40

Tonight az Sisu
Mr.. Eldredge requests that hls pa,
irons and the general public Wlll no
forget his song recital at the Cong.,oyn
gational church Reserved seats 9l'V'
General admission zoe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-24
SIX INCHES OF SNOW.

Special to the News
Kanab, Kane Co., Jan 24-We have
six inches Of snow stlll showing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-24
EXPLORERS COMING HOME.
Special to the "Newsy

Austin Texas, Jan. 2i.-Four Mormon
explorers sent out by the Brigham
Young academy Of Provo, Utah, passed
through here today after two years
trip through the wllds Of Mexico. Cen.
trail and South America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-24

THE ST, HELENA sANITARuru
FIRST SOUTH - NJ % "
Don't Forget the Number
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Gifts for Women


Solid gold and gold filled Secret
Lockets, newest and latest concep-
TONS tt $780, $3.50 5000 &1E
W ...'s...:.'..r.'. ...... -, ~ ~
Solid gold and gold filled Opera and
Neck Chains, $3.50, $500, coo
5000, $1,000 to-. :. -, -. wv
Solid Gold and Pearl Brooches at
$500, $500. 5000 CO
Co...... -. &c.. %AO
Solid gold and gold filled Lorgnettes,
including the English Skeleton, at
IS. 90, $3.50, SIS. 90 ~. coo
Beautiful line Opera Glasses, lie
Maire,, LIE Fills, La Refine, with and
without attached handles, coz.
SIS, So, $3.50 to. ....::.' = >pAO
Elegant, line solid gold and sterling
silver ladies' Carriers, beautifully
mounted, ~ .s., i. = Cor
$3.50, SIS, $3.50 to: +. 30
500 styles turquoise, opal and c1n
pearl Rings, $3.50, $5,$7 to p ~
Diamond cluster turquoise and opal
Rings, GEn
$25, $3s and up from. ::. QOU
14-carat fine diamond zsoli- Go
taire engagement Rings g. ..pl O
Most beautiful sterling: silver3- piece
Toilet Sets, ~. 4s,ra& q, -.
$3.50, $16, $40 to-. ..ss. POD
Pearl, gold and natural wood sticks,
silk umbrellas, most elegant assert.
@ $500, $500, 81 to-. $500
Lace and hand-painted fans, most
admirable Xmas gift, Gs1E nn
$3.50, $3.75, SO to-. QIO.VV
Tableware.
Sterling Silver Teaspoons, good
weight and splendid - *
SO distinct and beautiful designs,
quadruple plate Tea Sets, reduced
to price to sell every q D III
one, So, $40, SIS to epaJO.UU
100 quadruple plate Baking Dishes,
.0Uyalue, see them - Or.
while they last !. /. spAsSO
Candelabra, 3, 4 and lights, in
dispensable5 for table, decorations,
$780, 81. 90 $500 S10.O
TO. ~. " OsOO
Beautiful line Sterling Silver Bon
Bon, Bread Boats, Berry Bowls,
/ Cream and Sugar, a saving of 20 per
centson all holloWare.
n ~ fEs-E, sl-tEi +
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adorned the dining room. A string or
chestra furnished music.

adorned the dining room. A string or
chestra furnished music. 81
8 An informal party was given last even
ing by thesDelta Epsilon fra ternity at the
chapter house., The decorations were APP
propriate to the holiday time and holly,
mistletoe and pine were used freely.
Ropes Of evergreen Sfestooned from the
chandeliers to the walls in the rooms
formed green canopies. There were about
fifty guests and a program Of fourteen
numbers was danced The cards We're
dainty affairs ornamented with holly The
men of the active chapter were assisted in
dispensing hospitality by Or. and Mrs. J.
G.. Gutenberg. Mr. and Mrs. John Irwin.
Mrs. Frank W.. Leavitt, Mrs. F. w. Bad
ger. 80 y ~ - s.'.. a.
+, Te active chapter of Delta Delta Delta
sorority gave an Informal dancing party
Tuesday evening at Mrs. Mobiles hail.
There were fifty present. The chaperons
We're Mines. J. Edgar Rhodes, Walter Ben
edict, Charles Erdman. %$~ -, 'aF<@=
Mrs. Hester Moore. SIS Firth avenue
s, entertained a group of young people
at dinner Wednesday evening. Covers
were laid for sixteen. The rooms were
decorated with evergreen boughs and
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-19

Mrs. George Gillette will entertain at
dinner this evening in honor of Mr.. Gill
lettes birthday.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,

Arched c. Simmons of Loomis Wash. Is
spending the holidays with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. A. Simmons. ~ Els Ez4
Miss Georgia SWEET VIII be home from Rush
ford Saturday to spend the holidays with her
parents in the Laurel Flats. .sa.s,s. . !. ID
The Stewart Memorial Christian Endeavor So
ciety will have sleigh ride Saturday afternoon,
leaving the church at 3 O'Clock. - r T ~
Mr.. and Mrs. George Porter will leave. in
January for a trip to the West Indies They
will spend March in Bermuda ~ 2 = -
Z Northwestern people registered at New York
hotels: Observation-Disclosures r. j. KIM
ball. Duluth-Imperial, j. III. Barnes.
The Why Not Cinch Club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Garcelon, 2s26 Third avenue
S. Mines. Knappen, Epstein and Clark received
prizes @.a" E%,>:s@- r.
Mr.. and Mrs v. l.. Rice of New York. arrived
this morning to spend the holidays with their
daughter. Mrs. H. Danforth Dickinson, III the
handle g
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: The invitationssfor the dinner that was
to have been given by MI. and Mrs. j. B.
CilfiIlan this evening In honor of Mrs. r.
c.. Taggart, Mrs. Gilfillan's mother, have
been recalled owing to the death of G. D.
Gilfllan of st. Paul. Mrs Taggart leaves
for her home in Pittsfield, Mass, on Nom
,3oI-A -. *. :.
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Roosevelt hive. L. O. r. NJ held its regular
review Wednesday evening at its hall. 10 and
II Seventh street S. After the review it
entertained Palestine tent at banquet followed
by dancing. During the evening the members
presented their commander Mrs. Helen NJ
kunge with a hand painted china salad set
of eight pieces Mrs. Runge has been com
mander. since the organization of the, chapter
and the gift was a memorial of. her long
service. The new commander. Mrs. Minnie Arm
strong, and the other officers will be in
stalled in January. ~ =. &"';"T-.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T.. S. Gillette celebra ted
their silver wedding anniversary last night
by a party given toasixty-five guests at
their residence on Fifth street Sc. They
were assisted in receiving by Mr. and
Mrs. George M. Gillette. Mrs. A. E. Nc
Mullen and Mrs Fred Moore. of<DenYeIa
The house decorations in red and green,
were elaborate southern smilax covering
the walls and hanging in graceful drap
cries over doors and windows. The stairs
and .fireplaces were banked with palms.
American Beauty roses and ipoirsettas in
vases gave dashes of rich color in the re-
ception room and parlors, and poinsettas
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Oh ||';|'| B;Z 81! 81 %
.Granulated Sugar, best quality, q
. lbs. for 81. 90 with each purchase
Of $500 in any department

GRADUATED Sugar, best quality, u
lbs. for 81 100 with each purchase
of $500 in any department
Lemons. thin skinned, per doz, 1sc.
California Navel Oranges. per doz. &c.
Malaga Grapes, per 10, l9c s..
Cranberries, sound fruit, per qt 1oc. =
Bananas, per doz. 1Oc.
Baldwin Apples, fancy, per pix, CSC; per
{Ea brl, SO. '- *~<~
Cocoanuts. fresh. each. SC. - - =
Hubbard Squash. each. &c. 49,. .. d. g..
Beets, per PIX, &c.
Turnips or Parsnips. per pix, &c.
Holland Cabbage. each. 4c.
Onions, per PIX, 12c.
New Dates, per ID, SC.
! Crystallized Ginger. per h. 35c. -
New Mixed Nuts, per ID, 15c.
Fancy Shelled Almonds, per Id, SSc.
O. c. CORN, FER CAN, lie.
s o. C. Succotash. per can 12c.
%. c. Steamed Pumpkin. per can, 12c.
b Telephone Peas, new, per can,99c. IS
Gallon Rhubarb, per can. zoe.
Gallon Blueberries. per can. Acc.
Maraschino Cherries, $1.00 bottles, Toe.
lib Plum Pudding. per can, &c.
Valley Creamery Butter, half-gal.
jars $l.55.
Butterine, sweet table article, per ID,
15c.
Sharp Brick Cheese, by the cheese, per
Id, 11kc.
o. G.. Mince Meat, per Id, 14c.
Queen Olives. per at. 30c.
Curtiss California Olive Oil. s1.25 bot
ties, S5c.
Michigan Maple Syrup, i gal cans. 60c.
Maple Sugar, by the brick, per lib, 10c.
Boiled Cider. per at, zoe.
ROLLED OATS, 10 LBS, 25c.
Buckwheat, 10-lb sacks, Sc.
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Gifts for Children

800 styles Solid Gold Child's and
1 Misses Rings-Plain, engraved, sig
net and crclets, 5Oc,> G , nn )
75c, ST. so to. pO. W.
Sterling Silver Napkin Cd On (
Rings, Csc, $1.25, So to pow J
Solid gold and gold filled Beauty \
P iso per tn set Soc' $780, $500 (
Sterling silver Child's Drinking )
Cups Gu $50 5000, $1,000
Sterling silver Child's Set, knife, fork
! and spoon, So. so. $500 Qk no
= to ................ pV.VV
, Quadruple plate and nickel silver
,iD ' gd Cups-75c, 60 50
Solid Gold Necklaces and c.
j Lockets-$2.SO, $3.5 to -. DO
Sterling Silver Baby Spoons, c.
| plain and etched bowls, $3.50 & %
Sterling Silver Porridee Sets, Go
I bowl and plate, $40, $12 to.p 10
Ghildren's Note Paperneat- co.
ly packed, per box. -. 49,. OOA {
i Sterling Silver Toilet Sets, brush, ]
a ae'' and mirror. $3.50
| Baby rattles, bells, whistles, teeth
I ing rings, sealing sets, gold and
I: silver hearts brush sets and many
other valuable articles to make the
little ones happy.
/ Cut Glass.
100 beautifully cut cream G. ~
and sugar. >pO. 10
| 100 handsome bouquet q En
j holders worth $25o..... - 1,OU
$50 elegantly cut bon II 4 70
bon and olive dishes. p Il. 5U z
s 8-inch artisticalIy cut berry bowls,
] several beautiful designs and worth
up to $500 reduced to q = go
only. ..s.......... DO, OH
4 Beautiful Water Carafes and six
Tum blers, finest crystal and worth
! ~ s1aoo' reduced $1,000 |
Finely Cut Horse Radish Jars good
size and worth $3.50, ~
1 reduced to..,.. sCU
] Punch Bowls, Stem Champagne
4 Glasses, Water Goblets, Ice Cream
Sets, Liquor Sets, Celery Dishes; &
everything that is fine and beautiful
. afa a. saving Is Per Cent ]
ristnas s s:!;' ' :: =; \ :
IT,