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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-05
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
toif it fails cure. r. w. Groves sig
nature is on each box. Twenty five
cents.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-05

Special rate Of S22 to Hunters Hot
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baths at the hotel for 500. Apply N
p. ticket office.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-05

A ticket to Hunters Hotsprings and
return, including board and baths at
the hotel for one week, for only So.
Apply N. p. ticket office.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27

songs, feasting and many other pleas
ures. The affair was grand sue
cess
The concert given Monday evening In
the ogden tabernacle was q grand
musical success, presented by Miss
Emma Ramsey, Utah's charming yo-
calst, Master Arthur Peterson, the
great boy vlolinist. Prof. Anton Peder-
son, Prof j J. Mcclellan and the Og-
des tabernacle choir. There was pres
ent large and appreoiatNe audience.
Wednesday Miss Jennie Crawshaw,
one Of Ogden's most charming young
ladies', became the bride Of Joseph A.,
Madsen, n promising young business
man OF this city, In the employ or
Backman & Griffin They will make
their home on Quincy avenue,
Monday evening Mrs, Ephraim Craw-
shaw gave delightful surprise party
In honor OF her father, who departs the
early part Of next month ON a mission
to England. Thursday evening a dance
was given IN his honor in the Fourth
Ward amusement hall by the Fifty
third quorum of Elders
Mrs Lafayette Farley entertained at
cards Thursday afternoon. There were
present q large number Of her lady
friends, who enjoyed the afternoon The
head prize was won by Mrs. Ephraim
Crawshaw, and the consolation by
Mrs. VIM. Folier. Dainty refreshments
were served afterwards
Misses Irene Strong and Dot PETIT re-
turned home from New York this week
where they have been studying
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
LEHI SOCIAL NEWS.

Mrs. Kendrick and Miss Holbrook Of
Butte, Mont, We're the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Jas, Clark for few days
this week.
The Mutual Improvement association
or Lehi gave a concert In the opera
house Cor the benefit Of the association.
Mr., George goldman Of Teasdale.
wayne county has been spending u
number Of days visiting with relatives
and friends IN Lehi.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. McAffee Of Spring
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Earl Of
American Fork, and Mr. and Mrs John
II. Cutler Of Lehi spent a few days this
week fishing in American Fork canyon.
Mrs. skeins and daughter Ada, Of
Tain CITY Webe rcounty, spent the
past week visiting friends and rela-
tiyes.
Mr.. Valentine Harwood, who has
been studying law at Ann Arbor re-
turned home this week Mr.. Harwood
received a degree Of b. OF A.
Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Ball and Mr.. Rob-
ert BAN Of Mammoth, Utah, spent a
day in Lehl this week.
Mrs Y. r. Cutler and daughter Juliet
were visitors TO the capital this week.
Mrs VIM Chapman and Mrs. VIM.
Thornton Of American Fork spent
day this week with their mother, Mrs.
r. Il. Trane.
A grand bail was given in the Lehl
City pavilion Wednesday evening for
the purpose Of electlng the Goddess
OF Liberty The candidates were: Miss
Florence Titcomb, Miss Josie Snow
and Miss Rose Glover. Miss Titcomb
was elected, she having received 1850
votes, Miss Snow received $40, ana Miss
Glover received 645. The votes were
sold for two and n half cents each, and
the proceeds viii be used to defray the
expenses Of the goddess costume. Ev.
erythng Is being done 10 make our
celebration on the Fourth Of July the
best we have ever had.
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PROVO SOCIAL NEWS.

Mr. and Mrs. A..C. Sorenson oelebrat-
ed their tin wedding June Il, 1908 me
following guests were presents Mr. ana
Mrs. Reed Smoot, Mfr and MRS Thomas
John, MIR. and Mrs. l.. H. Nelson, MI
aud Mrs. j. NJ. Jensen, Mr.. and MIS-
O. W. Hyde, Mr.. and Mrs. James Glove,
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Kirkwood Mr.. ana
Mrs. Joseph Kirkwood, Mrs, Elizabeth
KirlIwood Mrs Eliza Kirkwood, MISS
Sarah Cook and Mrs Mcdaniel OF Al
pine Mrs Electa Bullock and Mrs.
Hannah Tucker, The presents of tin
were unique as wen as useful Much
merr,ment were had at the artistically
laid supper. Wedding cake was on cake
stands Of tin. The lemonade was serV-
ed IN tin cups and the meats and salads
likewise so uniquely that at every
change OF courses the guests burst out
IN real surprise of the oddly, and the
beautiful arrangements Of the yiands.
The wedding cake was artistically
frosted for the occasion. The top was
adorned with three rosebuds represent
Ing which had come TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Sorenson during their happy welded
life Many wishes ana good Wills were
expressed all guests anticipating be-
Ing present at their silver wedding,
Mrs, Bert Busath Is visiting her par
ents, AIR and Mrs. Paxman.
Mrs Frank Hummel Of Portland
Oregon is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Strong.
Mr. Shirley Atkin has gone south q
few days, for vacation.
Misses Josie Booth( Rowene Booth
and Ivy Freeman went to Eureka
Thursday evening.
Miss Irene Squres Of salt Lake Is u
guest Of Miss Mcintosh,
Mr.. and Mrs. II, b Thurman enter
tained IN honor of Mrs. NJ NJ. Gaddies
on Tuesday last The following guests
We're present: Mrs, S. r. Thurman,
Mrs. Jesse knight, Mrs. j. j. Knight,
Mrs. j. r.. Twelyes, Mrs. h. Bullock,
Mrs. II. Tucker, Mrs. NJ. NJ, Gaddies.
Mrs S. r. Thurman and Mrs. NC.
Davis have returned from Logan.
Mrs, Y. j. Staley Of Chicago Is the
guest Of her sister Mrs. Nettle Pig
man.
The wedding Of Miss Edna DAVIS and
MI W. n Andrews was celebrated
at the brides home on Thursday even-
lhg' II was very charming event.
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LOGAN SOCIAL NEWS.

Mr. and Mrs. Zeph Thomas enter
tanned a few friends very pleasantly
saturday evening. High FIVE and music
were enjoyed and repast was served
under the direction OF Miss Louie
Thomas-who Is graduate from the
domestic science department Of the A.
C.-and Miss Gwenuie Thomas, that
was in every way worthy of Delmoui-
co. Mrs. w. r. Petty, Jr. rendered
beautiful selections on the piano dur
ing the evening, Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Hendricks. MIR. and
Mrs w. 4, Petty, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
j.. 7, Hyde, Mrs. Kate Needham, Mrs.
hhoda Cook, Mrs. ID. c. Beers.
The Independent order Of Oddfellows
OF Logan held a regular meeting Friday
evening and conferred degrees on nine
candidates. The hall was then in.
yaded by the wives Of members and a
number Of invited guests and the even.
ing was very pleasantly spent in social
pastlmes A dainty repast was served
by the ladies, and conversation and
other diversions enjoyed. Addresses
appropriate to the occasion were made
by Messrs. Whitaker, Ackley, and
Clemenson and Mrs, Pearson
Miss Lulu Carpenter goes east short
ly TO take u Librarians college course
DR. Harry G, Emise has returned
from the east and Is visiting with Dr..
and Mrs. Cartwright,
Dr. George w. Baker Of ogden WIS.,
TIED with Dr. and Mrs. Bulge this
week.
Mrs. $. S. Pond and Misses Hazel and
Lillian Pond Of Salt Lake are visiting
in Logan,
A farewell party was rendered Bishop
c. j. Larsen IN the Seventh ward Fri
day evening The many expressions
OF good VIII testified to the esteem
In which the gentleman Is held. The
Bishop left on Monday to visit Scan
dinayia.
Hon, James II. Hart and James r.
Hart OF Paris, Idaho. are In Logan
this week, the guests Of Judge and
Mrs G. ". Hart The gentlemen have
many friends here who are glad to
greet them again.
Mrs Louisa Cole, the popular treas
urer Of Bear Lake county. Is the guest
OF Mr. and MIS-, Albert Belrdneau.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles England re-
turned Monday from tour Of the
eastern states. Mr., England has lust
completed q successful mission in Kan
sas and Missouri, and his many friends
are glad to welcome him home again.
Mrs George w. Thatcher president
OF the First ward w. I, association, en-
tertained the members thereof at her
residence Thursday evening.
Misses Carrie McAlllster and Lo-
raine HYDE visited In salt Lake this
week.
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an these young people are well known
In this city and have many friends who
wish them Joy apd prosperity.
Mrs. n. II. Pierce and children Of Salt
Lake city come up on the goth to
spend o week with relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam IIadley Of North
Ogden were visitors during the week
Mr., md Mrs Ralph Virgins Of Og-
den We're visiting with Mrs Virgins
mother, Mrs, Carrie Smith, Sunday last
Mr. and Mrs. O. c. Lee OF HYDE Park,
who have been spending Il week visiting
relatives, returned home Monday even
Ing.
Miss Morie jennings OF England is
here on a visit with her cousin, Mrs.
". s. Taylor
Mrs. John Anderson, one OF our old
friends was up from salt Lake City
visiting during the week,
Mrs. Ed Burton OF ogden Is spending
a few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G Christensen.
Tuesday evening. Mrs Lotte Cooler
and her brother, Prof w. w Nichols,
entertained their singing class and or
chestra respectively Singing and music
formed the evenings enjoyment, intor-
spcrced with seasonable refreshments,
Those present We're: Mrs. j. CKnud-
son, Daisy Madsen, Emma Stohl, Ella
Bywater Jennie H0ltOn Ethel Kelly,
flheda Lund, Ada Madson, Clara
Irons, Lucille Jensen, Eva Brown,
Jounita Snow, Mile Reeder, Rose
nicely, Lizzie Kelly, Winnie r. stohl,
Maltrude 6tohl Annie Baden, Hattie
Nichols Ethel Gidney, Rosela Comp
ton, Gene Jensen, Ella Jorgensen, Vim
ma Nichas, Blanche Cozlcr, Lottie Co
2ier, Rose Nichols, Mile Boden. Mar
faret tell l.. ~ Stohl, Prof. Il. W.
Nichols Magnus Benson, Lawrence
Mortensen, William Lodley, Dr. r.
Pearso, Joe Stohl, Vasooe CAN Mr., Ne
lntosh. During the evening Mrs Co2ier
was presented with beautiful medal
lion picture by her class as token
OF their esteem,
Wednesday morning Bishop l.. N.
Stohl and wife, Mrs. f.. II. PIERCE and
children and Miss Daisy Madsen left
for q few days outing with Mr.. and
Mrs, G., w, Richards OF Fielding.
Mayor II, G. Boden wife and daugh-
ter, Hozel, Mile and Mrs. a, w. En-
sign went down to Salt Lake City
Wednesday morning to attend the we'd
ding reception Of their son and brother
II. Wallace Boden.
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Ell REKA SOCIAL NOTES

The Maccabees Of Eureka presented
the beautiful drama, Sons Of Matte.
thias' to a full house Thursday even.
ing. The performance was an excel
lent one throughout and reflects great
credit on Manager Q. Il. Hinsh and
Harry j. Became the director, who ably
handled the 30 people in the cast Toe
play viii be produced at Mammoth on
Saturday night.
The festival and dance given at the
T. ID. S. Church Thursday evening was
a delightful affair An excursion was
run up from Provo to take In the fos-
tiyal. M0Zarts orchestra furnished the
music for flying feet Everybody en-
joyed ice cream, strawberries and cake
aud had jolly good time
Miss Thurman Of Provo is the guest
Of Miss Lola Dennis this week.
Mrs. NJ D.Howlett returned this week
from an extended visit with Denver
friends.
The members Of Godiya lodge. x. Of
T.. paid a fraternal visit to Robinson
lodge last saturday evening Through
taken completely by surprise the Rob-
inson knights were equal to the emcg-
gency and soon had the boards groan-
ing with the finest Of eatables. The
evening was well spent with mirth and
song.
Mrs. Dora Kohl and family left Tues
day for Pocatello Idaho, where they
VIII make their future home.
The marriage OF Miss Grace Mills arsi
j. 4. Hyde, Jr, 'Till be solemnzed 40
the home Of Mr., Hyde's parents at Me-
phi. June 30. Miss Mills was FOR seg-
eral years teacher IN the Eureka pub
Tic schools and Is very popular IN the
social circles OF this camp
The ladies Of the Mormon" church
viii give a dance In the new church on
the evening Of July 3. Refreshments
consisting OF Ice cream, berries and
cake Will be served 10 all. on the az
ternoon OF June 80 the ladies viii give
a dance to the children Of Eureka.
The sisters Of the Holy Cross VINO
have had charge Of the ST. Joseph's
school here win spend their summer
vacation at ST. Mary's academy. Salt
Lake city,
The second anniversary BAH Of Tintlc
lodge No m b. y. O. ElSg. took place
az l. o, q, r. hall Monday evening ami
the society people in large numbers
TUNED out TO this. the social event OF
the season, The han was deliberately
decorated With emblems and colors uf
the order. 4 cool delicious punch was
served TO the guests. Mozarts orches-
ira Of Provo furnished the music
The Masons OF Eureka celebrated the
anniversary Of their lodge Tuesday
evening with a grand banquet 40 I. -. |
o. +. hail. The AFFAIR was select one
aud was well attended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
Bed Spreads.

AZ l9c, reduced from 81 10; heavy crochet bed.
spreads, larsclles pattern double bed size
AT Sl.50, reduced from 50; crochet bed spreads,
Marseillos pattern fringed
At Sl.15, reduced from 81 %; the splendid Ever.
att crochettquls frngedc corners full double bed size
The famous Manchester spreads made by Barlow
Jones' exquisite patterns, large enough to form valance
around bed and sold always at So, ST. SIS, 49, $40, Sl2
each, for this sac-2O PER CENT TAKEN OFF
THESE PRICES
Barlow Jones bed spreads with hand embroidered
centers sold at $50 to $S9 each--25 PER CENT TAKEN
OFF REGULAR PRICES
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
Crash Toweling.

For roller towels, glass and kitchen towels.
AT Zoe yard reduced from l2lc extra heavy
tea togeling.
AT 12t yard, reduced from 15c
At 15c yard, reduced from l1c and 2Oc,
AT Zoe yard extra quality roller toweIug, re-
duced from l2!c.
At 1870 yard roller towelipg reduced from l5c
At 15c yard, roller towehg reduced from lie
and zoe
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BRIGHAM CITY SOCIAL
NEWS.

Two more Of our young bachelors
have become benedicts. The young
gentlemen are Joseph A. Madsen ana
II. Wallace Boden. The former was
married 20 Miss Jennie b. Crawshow
OF ogden, and the latter to Miss Ruby
Irvine Of salt Lake City Both couples
were married Wednesday, the cath, In
the Salt Lake Temple Mr. and Mrs
Nadsen will be at home to their friends
after July 10 at 23i9 quincy avenue.
Ogden. Mr. and Mrs Boden VIII re-
tide In Salt Lake City for the present.
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Sheets and Pillow Cases.

AZ 5Oc-sHeeIs that Should be G5c; hemmed 72X9O
inches. The quality Of this brand is a grade better
than either Defender or Pepperill muslin.
Pillow eases to match, 42x36 inches--.l2Ic each,
reduced from 1G 2-3c.
At 9Oc, reduced from 81 %; the splendid New Bed
ford and Palma sheets, hemstitched SlX90 inches
At Soc reduced from 81 plain, hcmmed sheets, ex-
ceptional quality
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Bath Towels.

Az DC each reduced from l-3c blcachcd hemmed,
1S2IO inches
Atl0c each, reduced from lG 2-3c, bleach, hemmcd
lSSlO inches
At l3c, reduced from 1Sc, irnged, 19xlO inches
Az l9c, reduced from 25c frnged, 9Oy45 inches.
At SOC, reduced from 4Oc, iringed, 2lx5l inches
At Soc reduced from 81 and 81 25 each, linen
Turkish towels. 22N5l mches
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
White Persian Lawn.

35c yard, 32-inch, reduced to-2jc.
4Oc and 45c a yard, 32-inch, reduced to--3jc.
SOC a yard, 32.inch, reduced to--lOc,
60c and 75c a yard, reduced to--5Oc
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B5c a yard, 30 inches VIDE, reduced to-5Uc.
55c yard, 50-inch, reduced to--65c
s5c yard, 5O-inch reduced to-1Oc
81 a yard, 5O-inch, reduced to-S0c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27

The beautiful silk and linen batse, 80 to "A inches
wide, with silk embroidered dots and tinted stripes
silk itself is not more beautifunot great lot TO be
sure but some that sold at l5c Sjc and up to 81 80
ward now all one priced for quick cearance39c yard
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aphin

At 4jc dozen reduced from 9Oc; 1S inch squares
AT 81 Dozen reduced from 81 rs; IS inches wide.
At 1926 a dozen, redued from 81 so, $l65, $40
20 inch squares
At 81 G5 dozen, reduced from 50 20 inch squares
At 50 rs a dozen reduced from So; 20 and "a inch
squares
At SO a dozen, reduced from 81; "a inch squares,
At 1915 dozen, reduced from So; ~ inch squares
AT 50 rs dozen, reduced from So ~ inch squares.
AT $3.50 dozen, reduced from Sc; ~ inch squares
At Sc dozen, reduced from 81. 90; ~ inch squares
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
Bath Robes.

Made Of Terry cloth For men and women:
The SEQ bath robes, reduced to--$1.5O.
The $50 bath robes, reduced to Sl.
The 81 80 and S. bath robes. reduced to-S3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
Csc Tsatlee Silks 2oc.

An ideal fabric in daintlcst Of coorngs-pmI and
white, blue and white green and white, black and white
stripes honiton lace effects and Oriental stripes, very
good assortment but not large lot; reduced while ii
lasts from 65c yard to29c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
Pattern Cloths-20 per cent off
Regular Prices.

All pattern cloths with napkins 70 match exquisite
B boached beautiful pattern designs, hemstitched and
s. upto $50 asetat regular for this sale20 PER CENT
TAKEN OFF THESE PRICES
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
Towels.

At &c, reduced from 12lc bleachcd IIuckabock
16y32 inches
At Zoe, reduced from 15c, bleachcd IIuckaback,
2Oxl0 inches.
At l3c, reduced from lSc Scotch IIuckaback,
l8x3S inches
At l9c, reduced from 95c, damask or IIuckaback,
hemsttched, 20Xl0 inches
At zoe, reduced from 35c, damask or Iluckaback,
hemstitchcd, 22xij inches.
At SOC. reduced from zoe, damask or Huckaback,
hemstitched 22y45 inches.
The celebrated Webb dew beached towels, very
handsome sold at Zoe, Sac, 81 to Sli5 each-2O PER
CENT TAKEN OFF THESE PRICES
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White Batistes.

Forty inches wide, The 3Oc yard 10r--E2c; Inc 4Ul
or-30c
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White In ia Linens.

ljc yard regular 30 inches wide-9c.
zoe yard regular, 80 inches widc-l2lc.
2jc yard regular, 80 inches wide--l9c.
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Up to 35c Galatea-l3c.

The Manchester and domestic galatcas plain colors,
stripes and dots desirable fabric for boys wash suits and
women shirwast suitsod at Is 2-3c 20c 25c and 35c
a yard, one priced--l3c
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Csc to soc Scotch Ginghams-I9o

NcOtch glngham and madras shlrtlng3 =. and J, Al
derson goods sold regularly at 25c Soc 35c 4Oc and 50
yard, one priced for swift clearance-19c yard.
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White and CoIored Organizes.

EntIre Inc, aI bo lnclts VIDE DOC, UOc 1jc, ST 10
81 25 and $3.50 yard regular, this week-HALF
THESE PRICES
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White WaiStings,

English and French imported waistings, handsom
pattern designs 80 inches WIDE the 6jc, i5c, S5c and
grades reduced to--jOc; the soc and 55c to--35c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
White SwisseS.

Imported white Swisses and French reyorngs, sold
Soc, 75c, 81, $125 and Sl35 yard, all one priced
SOC yard
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Imported Oxfords and Examines S.

French, English, Scotch oXfords and Examines,
stripes and plain coors 80 inches WIDE originally SOC to
Csc yard, now--3jc.
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$1.25 Embroidered Pongee-59c.

Natural color pongcc with PINK, blue and green Dot
only small lot, while it lasts reduced from 81 &
yard to-59c
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Table Linens by the Yard.

Dream and silver bleach Irish and Scotch linens.
At 3jc yard reduced from 4jc; So inches wide
At i5c reduced from SOC and GOc 81 inches wide
At 15c reduced from 81; Z? inches vide.
At 81, reduced from 81. 2j and 81 SO; ~ inches
ide
Turkey red and white table damask, 60 inches wide,
'duced from 40c yard to-25c
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Csc to 75c Grenadines SOC.

Imported grenadines IN black and all The shades
known, inclusive OF black and white ELECTS full line,
desirable summer fabric, sold at 6jc to 5c yard now
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
l5o to zoe Batistes and Dimities s
8 Is4c

The Holly and Ditigo batistes and Arnold dimities
nearly $4,000 yards which tells You Of broad variety and
best choosing possible always sold at jc and zoe yard
for this sale one prced--64c yard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
15c Percales-9c.

Light and dark coorngs, 36-inches wide, all ne
this seasons fabrics and best quality, should sell for
yard, now-9c
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IL 1.2c and 15c Zephyr Ginghams

Almost 5000 yards splendid domestic sephyr- ging-
hams, inches wide, sold always at 12le to 15c yard,
nOW--9c
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Fancy Linens 20 per cent off
Regular Prices.

All damask sdeboard scarls tea cloths, tray cloths
doyle center pieces and hemsttched table napkins etc.
separate linen pieces that belong to the linen stock for
this sale will haye-2O PER CENT TAKEN OFF THE
REGULAR PRICES.
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Household Linens.
Table Linens by the Yard.

Blcoched Irish linen, snowy white choice pattern de-
signs
At zoe yard reduced from S5c; &C inches vide
AT Soc yard 81. 10 grade; &C to ~ inches vide
At 81 the 81 25 grade; x inches wide,
At SIPS the 81 IS grade, ~ inches wide.
At $3.50 the 50 grade, ~ inches wide
At 81. rs the 50 50 grade, " inches wide.
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csc and CSC Imported Dimities-Io,

choce Inc OF imported dimites a s--Yptian Us
ueS that sold regularly for 2jc to 35c yard priced
l9c
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Wash Dress Fabrics.
$50 to SOC Swisses csc a yard.

$50 to SOC Swisses-25c a yard.
st. Gall Swisses imported from Switzerland White
grounds coored figures and solid color with dots were
35c iOc, 45c, and jOc yard, one prced-25c.
CSC Organdies-12 l-2c.
Plain color organdcs, very nearly every make in the
lot, lOinch fabric reduced from ?5c yard to-l23c
soc Mulls-25c.
Silk finished mulls, canary color, cadet blue light
blue green, red and black 40nch width, reduced from
SOC yard to--25c
Csc and 35C Imported Dimities-l9c
choice line of imported dmities a 49, ptian It's
ue that sold regularly for Csc to 35c yard priced
l9c
soc and 60c Mousseline de Sole
CSC.
White, black and nearly every other color, 32-inch
mousclinc de sole, sold at SOC and 6Oc yard, now
23c
Sl.25 Embroidered Pongee-59C.
Natural color pongce with pink blue and green dots
only small lot, while it lasts reduced from 81 &
yard t0-59c