davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-09
oITY OF MOBILE
Touched Here Yesterday-Heavy
 River Fog Encountered.

At o'clock the City of Mobile" touch ed at the local wharf yesterday morning after very successful run from Mo bile up the river. The only delay at all was caused by a heavy river fog Mon day night, the recent floods in the river having afforded water to burn" over every bar in the lower or upper rivers. An unusually heavy manifest was brought by reason of the fact that the packet layed up for repairs in Mobile last week, and at 12 o'clock Captain Quarles started for Mobile.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04
JUNIORS, TAKE NOTICE.
The Ueeks Roll of Honor

MINNEAPOLIS PRIZE WINNERS.
Mae Chestnut, A Grade, Whittier School 21s w
Twenty-sixth Street.
George stobbs. B 5th Grade, Garfield School, 1888
Columbus Avenue.
HONORABLE MENTION.
Marjorie E. Hutchinson, B Sth Grade, Logan School
2715 Penn Avenue N.
Ellen Overlook 8th Grade Madison School, ZIG
Sixteenth Street.
Alvylda De Haven, A 7th Grade, Bremen School, 3343
Sixth Street N.
James McNutt, A 9Th Grade, Lake Harriet School,
80. 1904 Thomas Avenue S.
r. NORTHWESTERN PRIZE WINNERS.
Otis Castle, 7th Grade, Elk River, Mimi
Agnes Hauge, A 9Th Grade, Central School, Red
Wing, MINI. 49,
HONORABLE MENTION.
Thomas H. Trelford, Sth Grade Two Harbors, MINI.
Treat Curial, 9Th Grade. Irving School, Anoka Mimi
Kate c. Young 9Th Grade, Murray School,, St. Paul.
Mimi T.. ..- -..,
Laura Magladry. 5th Grade, Warren MINI.
- ->~-y HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT.
Aleta Pearson. 10th Grade Two Harbors Mimi
W R. Mitchell. 18th Grade, Prairie du Chen Wis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04

ties among the lower grades were
alice in Wonderland; Tom, the
water-baby; and various charac-
tiers from Mother Goose" with
sprinkling of Jack OF the Bean
Stalk" Aladdin" 'Cinderella,"
sleeping. Beauty and ''Hia-
watha.''
The hosts and hostesses of
dinner parties decided that their
guests must be congenial, which
they were, for these reasons: they
were original, sympathetic, accom-
plished, possessed admirable char
acters, were sweet, lovable, quaint,
and could, in the majority of cases,
tell most remarkable stories.
Oliver Twist was invited to a din
ner because she never had half
enough to eat; and Rip was asked
because he would be kind of
curiosity" Ichabod Crane arrived
"decked with smiles One dinner
party was in perfect misery;
and strange as it may SEEM in
several instances, some of the
guests waited upon the rest =.
Lake Harriet school sent in
set of unusually good papers,
among which were several remark
able for originality. But as these
gave absolutely no reason for the
choice of characters, they could
not be accepted.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04

pace OF storles Of live pets which
juniors had cared for and loved.
Some of the odd pets described
were very odd indeed. Among them
were: Alligator, weasel, raccoon,
grasshoppers, wolf, chameleon,
mudturtle, monkey, fox, badger.
marmot, tree-toad, horned-toad,
crab, snake, bear, seal, ground-hog,
ants, cricket. lizard, porcupines,
snalls, muskrat, ferret and gull.
Domestic animals occupied a large
place in the affections of the Ju-
niors. but the most of them were
more intelligent than odd.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04

One Heart.Breaking Day Dreams
Hams LUere Realized.

(Ffth and Sixth Grade Prize)
| HAVE had several pets but my
black pig. He was only a tiny thing when into
possession OF him. He fat and round that he
minded Of rubber rolling yard when
came In answer to call, running from
hiding places named him "Rubberbal' but for
called him "Rubbie" Many good time did
gether Rubbie followed wherever went and if
down under tree to read my dolls "Eubbe'
was to find place next where could lie
his funny little face in lap If picked up stick
something to rub his sides with he would
full length and grunt contented1y
But, alas "Rubbe" grew fast-an me-and
in short year he large pig Papa
to speak of hams and bacon. It broke
thankful understand
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04
TANNER, THE TOAD
II Queer, Dragon-Like Little
Creature.
(Prize.)

A FEW years ago, when our FAM
n lily was in Pasadena. CAL. we
became the possessors of a queer
pet IN the shape of a horned-toad.
Ills mead was peaked and had sew
eral sharp horns projecting from
the back of it. He was of a gray
ism color, with black stripes. His
tail was long and pointed. His
claws were sharp and enabled him
10 climb with great agility. During
all the time we had him he appar-
emily never ate, so we called him
Tanner, after the famous man of
that name who tasted for forty
days and yet lived. On .tour re-
turn journey to Minnesota, he spent
most of his time with his hind feet
on the window-sill, looking#out and
nodding his headSgravely as if he
understood and enjoyed the scenery,
to the great amusement of all the
passengers.
It would be impossible to enumer-
ate the many odd places in which
we found him, after we reached
home. Once he climbed up a lace
curtain and remained for two days.
Another time, when we had no fur
mace fire, he climbed down the reg
lister and stayed on the pipes; yet
another time we found him under
the organ, where he had been for
several days. We lost him so often
that we found it best to tether him
to one of the trees in the yard.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04
FROM BOOK LAND
Favorite Characters Whom Minne-
apolis Juniors Would Entertain If
They Only Could.% = y
Only Could.%
TOPIC-A DINNER FOR FIVE FAVORITE BOOK -
CHARACTERS WHY. !"

JCH a host of good friends to choose FRONT
The wits of Juniordom in something
more than picturesque confusion; they were
snarled and tangled till Juniors were in de-
spair, for they loved these good friends every
one, and could not tell which they loved the
best! A noteworthy thing about this assem-
bly, from bookland is that the great majority
were from the wholesome works of good au-
thors; very few of the great classics were
represented, and there just suspicion
of penny dreadfuls''
Perhaps the most popular characters
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04
BUBBLlNG JANICE
She Is a Treat for Other
Charming Guests.
(Prize.)


y F the long line of favorite book
~ characters that fancy pre-
sents, those that I should like best
to entertain at a small dinner
party would be Janice Meredith,
Florence Dombey, Paul Dombey,
Walter Gay and Agnes Wickfield
Janice Meredith, overlooking with
joy and vivacity, and with her
thrilling experiences, would in
deed be a treat to the more quiet
guests from over the water. Wal
ter Gay could tell interesting
*sDries Of seafaring life. Agnes
.s-7ackfield, kind and . sympathetic,
5ould be a pleasant and interest
ing listener. Little Paul, with his q,
would hardly be amusing, yet his
and his strange talk would win hin
however cold. And Florence, sweet
unselfish! Her nimble fingers and
nish the one thing now lacking at m
A~7th Grade.
Whittier School. 213 y
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04

.4tice Could Make Everybody Laugh by Describ.
ing the Ugly Duchess.
(Fifth and Sixth Grade Prize. ,

- (Ffth and Sixth Grade Prize) =
I SHOULD like to ask five favorte book to a
Christmas dinner. None Of them grownup,
they would all like each other two girls
and three boys The girls Alice, through
"Wonder1and," and brave Editha who mother
from the burglar First of the boys should like
stop being water-baby for a day. come back and
tell us how seems to be waterbaby
do all day long the tadpoles The other
two boys such good friends have to ask
them boththe prince" and the "Pauper would
like to hear about the troubles for
brave herself And all the company could have
good laugh if Alice would only again homey
old duchess my would be anxious
to to dinner party if only real
and they would be lovely paper they
in them.
3 Fifth Grade; George Stobbs ~e,F
Garfield School. 1888 Columbus Avenue
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04

and we found him dead at the end his
his funeral with rites touching
epitaph on his tombstone:
Here lies darling little Tanner,
To live without eating manner
We sadly miss little friend,
We mourn his most untnely
Forgotten all his
He ceased to breathe turned up toes
seventh Grade. Otis Castle
Elk River, Mimi
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04
TALK ABOUT STRANGE THINGS.

TALK ABOUT STRANGE THINGS.
CIonorabe Mention)
I AM to have dinner party, guests invite
Uncle Tom, Eva, Topsy 'Water- baby" Tom "Won-
derland' Alice. These would be guests as
all have remarkable experiences relate
would rapidly Uncle Tom could experiences
as slave; Alice could tell strange things
"Wonderland; Tom the strange things the
water Little Eva would listen then make some
OF her quaint remarks, while Topsy joke
her most serious experiences. =
A Sixth Grade. james
Lake Harriet School. 1904 Thomas Avenue s
NONSENSE FOR RELISH.
(Honorable Menton.)
GYM HON will nvite?" asked friends
w formed them of my intended dinner party. THAT
easily settled answered, "for shall my
1aVortes-o March, Oliver Twist Polly Pepper,
Skyark, and Ben Brown with his dog, an escort"
Then all the girls approved readily the happy
family OF Robnsons when their father anything
except one who put in her usual "Why?"
had hardly thought of that that all;
don't doubt but that it will be pleasure
is very fond of music is almost everyone else,
Continued on Page Sx.) =:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04

were from Such DOCKS as these: 'Unc1e Toms
CABIN Robinson Crusoe the Pepper SERIES the various
works Of Louisa NJ cott, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Kate
Douglas Wiggin, Dickens,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04
some ODD PETS
Queer Members Of the Animal Hine
dom Which Were Very Dear to
Northwestern Juniors. = = q
POP1C-AN ODD PET.

OhdISTIMES it is necessary Jog" the memory
~ Of juniors for it is strange that
4 - Il with heads full Of lessons details leak out
4 ~ once in a while. But forgetfulness of such
nEAznxS great auincusive thing originality can
n ~ h not be overlooked. Among papers this
~ week were several which been copied
HMeRSAE bodily from encyclopedias; is no doubt
EM @ MH at all about this, the descriptions
EEAE|a1H technical terms. The the Journal
\ q Junior contains the Gown particular thoughts
III OF the Juniors: that bit themselves which
they cannot help put in a paper if it is their
- own, is OF real interest than a dozen.
osy sc1entlhc works. Juniors about stick
Ing ~ Tue Topic number of imaginative were
sent IN THESE were very good but take the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
Muslin Underwear.

This feature OF the Great May
Sale is specially attractive to all
who are interested In a well Sc
lected and handsome line e NJ
lin Underwear. All of our Gale
goods are new ana cieAn iat
dalntlest fabrics In lace and en-
broidery trimmed goods can be
found at z. c. NJ. /.
We invite our many lady custom
ers to inspect our lovely line Of
plain, lace, and embroidered
Gowns, Chemlse, Drawers, Skirts,
Corset Covers, etc. ENTIRE
STOCK AT SALE PRICES.
Fine embroidery trimmed Ladies'
Night Gowns, regular s0r
price $l.25, sale price,. .a.,.,. uVs
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON
ALL MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Infanta' Muslin and embroidered
flannel Cnderskirts, long and short
Slips, flannel Head Shawls, ETC., 70
PER CENT OFF.
Ladies' Fancy Tea Aprons. white,
embroidery, trimmed and gingham
aprons, 20 PER CENT OFF.
Misses White Dresses and Aprons,
20 PER CENT OFF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10

200 dozen Ladies' Pure Linen
Hemstltched Handkerchiefs. with
neat hand embroidered Initials all
letters a good value for I1c
zoe. May Sale price .....-......'oN
$50 dozen Ladies' Unlaundried
Linen Hemstltched and Embroid-
cred Handkerchief, sold regularly
at Csc. May &c
sale mann. ..'-. ..'.'. '..'''
200 dozen Ladies' Hemstltchcd
and Embroidered Linen Handkar-
chiefs regular price i0c. 1Sc
May Sale price ,..,.....,...., ~
one lot Of Colored Print Border
and all white hemstltched hand
kerchiefs, regular price &c, .3c
May Sale price ........,..... "
Ladies' Plain Sheer Linen Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, regular
price l5c, May Sale l0C
price ........ -. .ss's' '.'-''s''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
chiIdren's Dresses.

Ages 2 to H. (s,uff goods rang.
Ing from sl.25 TO 5000. will be sold
al HALF PRICE.
one lot Of wash skirts. In linens,
ducks and piques. az HALE PRICE.
WINTER GOODs-Ladles winter
coats, Misses Winter Coats. La
dies Winter Raglans, Chlldren's
Winter Coats. HALF PRICE.
FUR GOoDS-All Fur Goods,
Jackets, Scarfs and Collarettes,
HALF PRICE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
Silks and Dress Goods

One lot OF Striped and Brocaded
Silks, Persian and Roman Patterns,
a large variety to choose from.
Prices ranging from 100 to $500
per yard. These goods will be sold
at Half Price, or--50c ON THE
DOLLAR.
All Crepe Duchlnes in stock,
nice variety, both figured and plain
VIII be sold at-26 PER CENT DIS
COUNT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
Hosiery and Underwear.
Here Are Few of Our Great List
Of Offerings.
Shirt Waists.

We call the special attention Of
our many patrons to our large as
sortment OF the famous Cessna, Glib
son, and other makes Of Shirt
Waists. and to the new and fash
ionable designs and the exceptional
ly low figures at which we quote
them.
One lot Ladies' Shirt Waists.
worth from 75c to $3.50, while they
last will sell 1Ec
Aol s'''s's' 'sssss's' ss.ss.ss,.s
Ladies' Shirt Waists. regularly
sold at e5c and 75c, sale enc
price ,...,'.., ...,s.......,.,.,V W.
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT ON ALL
SHIRT WAISTS IN STOCK. EN-
TIRE STOCK OF SHIRT WAISTS
ON SALE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
ParasoIs and Umbrellas.

All Colored and Black Fancy Par
asols In stock win be sacrltlced-25
PER CENT OR ONE-FOURTH
OFF REGULAR PRICES.
Two Special Numbers in Ladies
Umbrellas, Black;
No. | sells regularly for 81 I'M
81 80. Sale price ,.,,...,....VhOV
No. sells regularly for Sc
75c, Sale price .,.,,.s........"' oS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
One Special Table

OF Colored Dress Goods, regular
price from Use to s2.25 per yard
VIII be sold lSr
lOF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s,..,ss.'
only one dress pattern to each
customer,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
Dress Goods.

Our lines OF Dress Goods were
never so complete and up-to-date
All will be DISCOUNTED 25 PER
CENT.
All SIX and Satin Striped Chal-
lies, French Waistings in Granite,
Batlstes and Albatross weaves, will
be sold at rs PER CENT LESS.
Colored Grenadines, and Novelty
Suit Patterns will go IN the Sale at
half price-5O CENTS ON THE
DOLLAR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
silk Waists at Half Price.

A Bill of about 500 FANCY SILK
WAISTS. this seasons choicest
productions. came to us a month OF
six weeks behind time. The trans
portation companies are the losers.
our customers will be the gamers,
for we are going to sell them at
just Half the Regular Price. or 50
Cents on the Dollar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
IO.CENT TABLE.

Il
You will find on this table most
beautiful line OF Lawns and Dimi-
| ties. Percales. Cheviots and
| Covert Cloths. These goods
are sold regularly at "a
much higher price than this. There
viii also be other bargains placed
upon this table, so keep your eyes
open.
DON'T FORGET OUR WHITE
GOODS FOR GRADUATING
DRESSES. There will be a great
reduction In prices on them.
20 PER CENT OFF all Fine
Lawns, Dimitles and Wash Dress
Goods In stock.
An elegant line OF Manchester
Chambrays, Newport Bookfold
Cheviots, Bates Seersuckers and
other goods, ONLY l2h CENTS
PER YARD.
All our l5c and zoe hanellettes,
will be sold at l2isc per yard.
20 per cent off on all White SILK
Null, Mousseline de Sole, Swiss
Muslin, Plain and Dotted Wash
Chiffon, French Lawns. India Lin
on, Persian Lawns, Mercerized
Egyptian Lawns, and all fancy
White Goods, suitable for Wedding,
Ball and Graduating Dresses.
We have a small quantity OF
Plain and Dotted Crepons worth 25c
and S5o per yard. We will sell all at
3 cents per yard.
ASK FOR THE FIVE-CENT
TABLE.
20 per cent off on all Linen and
Damask Towels and Toweling In
stock; on all Tuckings and open
Work Goods; our entire lines Of
beautiful Batiste Dress Goods also
all Novelty Goods.
We have an elegant line Of sum-
mer Quilts In silkoine, Sateen and
Sllk Covered, VIII be sold at great
ly reduced prices.
We have some special lines of
White Bed Spreads, worth Slips, for
15c 81. 50 for 81 co. and many other
qualities at greatly reduced prices
sPECIALr-We win sell In this
sale as a Special, Bleached and I'm
bleached sheeting;
"a or pa ydss wide Bleached
sheeting worth PC, lSc
at .....o.. ...... ."""."..,'oS
1914 or 2h yds, wide Bleach
Sheetlng worth 3Oc. I7lr
at .....,.., -. -, .'..,,",',.' -
"a or 2A yds. wide Unbleached
Sheeting. worth Csc, 1Sr
at ".......,.,-...,. .....,..,...'oS
Unbleached Sheets, 72xsl inches.
worth Coo, d0r
Bleached Pillow Cases. i2xss,I
worth 2Oc,t t1Ic
at u..u...,. ..,,,." !u... iH1S
Bleached Pillow Cases, i5xs6.
worth 25o, 1sr
We wish TO call your attention to
our Long Cloth IN u yard lengths.
In this sale we win sell our
si25 quality at-s5c per yard.
s175 quality at-s5c per yard.
$500 quality at-Noo per yard.
REMNANT TABLE. |
This year our Remnant Sale is a
great attraction. The goods are all
new, the bargains just as notable
as ever A glance az our table is
all the argument necessary TO con-
vince those who are new visitors
all those acquainted with our man.
moth institution are convinced by
past experience.
All Remnants at HALF REGu-
LAR PRICE, Including all Wool
and Cotton Remnants This will be
the chance Of your life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
Knit Underwear.

We have a large and new assort-
ment Of Ladies', Children's, and In
fants Knit Underwear. OF the very
best quality and styles. with prices
exceptionally low, All 80 in this
sale.
Ladies' White Fancy Ribbed Cot
ton Vests, regular price 0c
zoe, sale price ...,,...........,.a" wv
Ladies White Fancy Ribbed Cot
ton Vests, regular price &c
25c, sale price $50, ............ '"~
Ladies Fine Ribbed Seamless
White Cotton Vests, sold regularly
s st Sc DS a9S 4oo' HIM. Csc
One lot Children's Summer I'M
dervests and Drawers. sold regu'
larry at 25c, I0c
sale price u...,.. 80. .....,.,.
Ladies Fine Knit white Vests,
sold regularly at Csc and S0r
IOc, sale price .,...... .......,"
Ladies' SILK and Isle Vests IN
white and colors, sold regularly
at 65c and 75c, 10r
sale price ......... ...,,.,r VVs
l-auieo hlDptu JERSEY ~
regular price i0c, 1Sr
sale price o,. ..,.,.,..,...,. .,.No
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
ON ALL KNIT UNDERWEAR IN
STOCK.
All grades Of Infants Kid Bootees
20 Per Cent of.
Ladies' silk Underskirts.
our choice line of Ladies' Colored
SILK Underskirts, during the sale
week, ONE-HALF. PRICE.
% PER CENT DISCOUNT ON
ALL BLACK SILK UNDER
SKIRTS.
A Liberal Reduction on all La
DIES MERCERIZED. SATEEN
AND SUMMER UNDERSK1RTs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
SPECIAL SCENT TABLE.

We offer New Goods that have
been carefully selected and bought
at a great sacrifice. These are
goods that are worth from 10c to
25c per yard, such as Bleach Mus
lin, Bro sheeting, all Standard
Prints, Shaker Flannel, Crashes.
Cotton Crepons, Dimities and
Lawns. An endless variety of
these and other goods will be found
on this table
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
Wrappers.

OUR ENTIRE LINE OF LAWN
AND PERCALE WRAPPERS AT
20 PER CENT OFF.
A table Of odds and ends in ladies'
and misses jackets and capes.
your choice choice, each Zone 50c
MACKINTOSHES-Ladles' and
misses mackintoshes, ONE THIRD
LESS
SUMMER CAPES-All summer
capes in lace and chiffon. from $40
TO $780, will be sold at
HALE PRICE.
a line Of SIX Capes, black, at
HALF PRICE.
WINTER CAPES-All winter
apes, In plush and cloth, at HALF
PRICE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
corsets.

During this great May Sale, the
high grade p d Corset will sell at a
discount Of SO 1-S per cent off,
A handsome line Of Ladies' Cor
sets in white pink, and blue, regu-
lar price $500, S0r
Sale Price...,.... ......,. 80. wv
Ladies' Fine Drab Corset Waist,
SsIs prI price $780, 45c
Childrens Knit Underwaists.
regular price 25, 10c
. Sale Price. ...n 80. ,....... wv
one lot Ladies' good quality C B
Corsets regular price sl.5O and $500,
will go at one-half price or zoe on
the Dollar.
30 Per Cent Discount
on our entire stock OF c b, J II,
G. D, r & G, Warmers, Ferris,
Equipoise. and all other brands OF
Corsets, Corset Waists, Girdles,
etc.
POSITIVELY NO SALE COR
SETS EXCHANGED.
Children's Bonnets and Hats
We have an elegant assortment OF
Null and SILK Bonnets, Misses Null
Hats and sun Bonnets. at greatly
reduced prices. Is per cent of.
All Hose Supporters for Ladies.
Misses, and Children. 20 per cent on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
NOTIONS DEPARTMENT.

NOTWITHSTANDING THE FACT THAT THERE HAS BEEN
GREAT ADVANCE IN COST CLASSES GOODS. WE
ARE ABLE BY FORTUNATE PURCHASES KEEP THE PRICES
DOWN THEREBY MAKING THE PRESENT MAY SALE BARGAINS
COMPARATIVELY SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING HERETOFORE OF
FERED THIS RULE NOTIONS DEPARTMENT AS
WELL AS TO oTHERsA FACT READILY DIscERNIBLE NOT
ING THE ACCOMPANYING sAMP LIE LIST OFFERINGS
OUR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
Dress Trimmings.

One-third of In the prices Of our
entire line OF dress trimmings at
this Sale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
Ladies' and Misses Suits,

and viii place them on sale at the
ridiculously low Ga nm
price OF ,,........s.,..s,..s
And another lot Of about 40 or so
Suits worth sl5 TO si5, VIII be sold
at Half Price-0R 30 CENTS ON
THE DOLLAR.
And then you may pick from a
stock containing not a single gar
ment but what Is absolutely new,
at a reductIon--of 80 l-3 PER CENT,
Don't fail TO look al this one A
lot OF Ladies' and Misses Skirts, IN
Checks and Plaids and Self colors,
ranging from 81, 50 to $3.50. 81 m
3 Your choice only ......... V''Vv
Another Grand Opportunity Is our
entire line Of New Separate
SKIRTS. In cloths, Cheviots Eta.
mines Fancy Weayes and Silks at
ONE-THlRD OFF.
our entire line OF EToNS--ln
Cloth, Taffetas and Peau de Soie,
at HALF-PRlCE
Raglans. Coats. Separate Jackets.
and Childrens Reefers-ON
THIRD OFF.
one lot Of Chlldren's Refers
AT HALF PRICE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
Staples Dept.

Our offerings In the great May
Sale are the opportunity Of the
year, and no good housekeeper will
fail to take advantage OF it.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
CLOAK AND SUIT DEPT.

THIS DIVISION GREAT INSTITUTION ALWAYS THE
REST IN THE CITY POSITION
FIRST THE BEST TRADE OF THE STATE DEALS
q G NJ CLOAK DEPARTMENT BECAUSE THERE THE BEST
GOODS AT THE REASONABLE PRICES. IS A
BANNER EVENT FOR RICH AND PROFITABLE OFFERINGS TO
OUR CUSTOMERS. NOTE A FEW BARGAINs-THERE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
Handkerchiefs.

-TIoNs on ALL OTHER
KID GLOVES.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-08

., GN6LB, - D. SASshA'
commissioner IN Chancsry Notary Fuhh''
GNGLE & RICSLE.
LAWYER
.fpmo, attention will he gwen Alt ouEines'
IA our hands.
Office, MlDDLEBcVHNH' ~. Va