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The Washington times., 1903-07-14
TOKYO MAIL ADVICES DO
NOT ALARM OFFICIALS
News, if Important, Would Reach EN-
bassy by Cable.

Onicials OF the japanese legation are
not greatly concerned by current reports
OF warlike preparations at home.
The late dispatches coming from
Tokyo, by way of Vancouver, are evi-
IDENTIFY translations from Japanese pa
pers," said an official today. They are
dated June %. at Tokyo. and so must be
mail advices. II important things had
been happening, the news would not
have been delayed eighteen days, but
would have come at once by cable"
No confirmation has yet been received
here OF the secret convention alleged TO
have been arranged between the Russian
minister to China and Prince Ching. and
said TO have been signed June 20 The
latter official has entered a fat denial Of
the story. but later reports from St.
Petersburg have led to the suspicion that
some other official might have actually
signed the agreement negotiated by the
prince. This news and reports OF cabinet
conferences in Japan between the En-
peror and leading statesmen have caused
much speculation as TO what may de-
velop in the near future.
Regarding the desire of the Japanese
nation for an aggressive Russian
policy, observers OF the Eastern sItua-
tion have no doubt Whether the active
advocates Of such a policy can force the
countries into war cannot yet be predict
ed. But much significance is placed N
recent developments In Japan, which in
dicate knitting together of all classes
and factions of the people
The Washington times., 1903-07-14
BRIDGE ACROSS TRACKS
AT BUNKER HILL ROAD

The Brookland Citizens Association
has written the Commissioners calling
attention to the need OF bridge across
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks
near Bunker Hill Road. preferably at
Lansing or Hartford Streets. The Su-
perintendent Of County Roads has esti-
mated that it will cost $23. .250 for the
Lowell Street crossing and approaches.
c. B. Hunt, Engineer of Highways. has
recommended that the item be consid-
cred in the preparation of the estimates
OF the coming year, and that the Brook
land Citizens Association be so ad-
Vised.
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NEWPORT. r l., July IA. Pierpont
Morgan's chronology of a day:

NEWPORT. r. l., July IA. Pierpont
Morgan's chronology of day:
S:S0-Arose.
9:l5-Took breakfast on the Corsair.
l0:05-Came ashore TO get his mail and learn
the condition Of the London market.
u;0O-Received four telegraphic dispatches
from New York, one OF which contained open
ing quotations
n:45-sent a long dispatch to his firm in
New York.
1:S0-Took lunch on the Corssir.
2:s0-Received lengthy telegraphic dispatch.
2:5o-Sent ashore for the closing stock quota
tions.
7:00-Csme ashore for his mail
s:50-ToOk dinner on the Corsair.
Mr. Morgan is a mystifed man. So
cial amenities have no attraction for
him Secluded in the cabin OF his yacht.
he spends every moment OF his time ig-
uring. telegraphing and wondering.
His only eagerness is to get the news
from Wall Street. his only interest TO
read over the quotations, comparing
prices, arranging. and rearranging,
studying and restudying. the various
groups. sending rush messages TO his
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Chit Chat.

Rear Admiral Cook, who has been
very I'll at the Naval Hospital in Brook
lyn, is improving rapidly and is able to
90 out little each day. He expects TO
go In short time 20 his old home IN
Northampton Mass. The admiral was
taken i'll on the eve of his intended de-
parture for Germany. In April. and has
not been able TO get out OF his room un-
til recently
Prof. and Mrs. William Wilbur and
little daughter are in their cottage at
Mystic. Conn.
Edwin r. Gray is spending his vaca-
tion at the new Ocean House, Swamp
scott, Mass.
Prof. Amos Draper and family, of Ken
dali Green. have taken a cottage in
Haven, Me.
Miss Mary Hunter Elliott has returned
from Columbus. Ohio. where she has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H.
Sims. Mrs. Sims will be remembered as
Miss Elizabeth Hunter, of Washington.
Mrs. Rixey, wife Of Surgeon General
Rixey, accompanied by her mother. Mrs.
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PEOPLE OF SAMOA
C0NTENTEO AND WELL FED

Commander Underwood. in charge OF
Tutuila. writes the Navy Department Of
his visit to other islands Of the Samoan
group under American control He finds
the people contented and that the few
complaints OF famine are baseless. He
says they have sufficient food to last
them until the new crop comes in.
Among other places he visited the
Mormon settlement at Faleniu. where
he found five Mormon elders They had
twenty-three acres cleared and planted
and were teaching the natives not
only TO read and write but TO till the
soil.
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NEW MINISTER COMING
FROM VENEZUELA
Senor Hernandez to Represent South
American Republic Here.

Senior Pulido. the Venezuelan charge
d'affaires. today called upon Secretary
Hay. and Informed him Of the appoint
ment OF Senior Hernandez as minister of
Venezuela to the United States. The
post has been vacant for nearly two
years.
The new minister Is expected to ar
rive in Washington within a few weeks.
but will probably not present his ere
dentials until some time this fall. when
the President returns to Washington.
Senior Pulido is to be secretary of the
legation.
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MILK WAGON DRIVERS
PREPARING FOR EXCURSION

The Milk Wagon Drivers Local Union
No. 349. OF the Teamsters' international
Union OF America, are TO give their an
on August %. Plans have been made
10 accommodate and care for a large
crowd Of drivers and their customers
The proceeds derived from the outing
are 70 be devoted to the drivers relief
fund. which, it is said. is we'll nigh de-
pleted. and badly in need Of replenish
ing
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PATENT OFFICE PROMOTIONS.

Miss 3. F. Ball OF Ohio, a clerk in the
Patent Office. has been promoted from a
$1,000 position to one paying 81 200. sa-
rah C.. Ossman, of Pennsylvania. has
been promoted from $500 to 81 900. Mrs.
Grace ID. Jackson, Of the District OF Co
lumbia. has been advanced from $500 TO
$500. Edna Gray and Clara G. Collins,
both of Minnesota, have been appointed
stenographers at $72O a year.
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TO AvENGE KING.

BUCHAREST. ROumania. July 1.-THE
servian authorities have unearthed a
conspiracy 20 ayenge the late King
Alexander. lieutenant Of a frontier
garrison has been arrested charged with
making threats against Colonel Maschln
A search OF the lieutenant's quarters
disclosed evidence that twelve officers
had formed league 20 take vengeance
upon the regicides
The Washington times., 1903-07-14
SOLDIERS HOME BAND CONCERT

The following program has been an
nounced for this evenings concert Of the
Soldiers Home Band. John s. NJ. Zim-
mermann. leader:
March. 'The Pet of the Army" new q. Rosey
Hedley overture, Popular Texas" Boettgee
Introducing why Don't the Band Playf''
''My Hearts Tonight In Texas" NY Lit
tie Jungle Queen.' "Ill Be Your Sweet
heart" Everybody Has a Whistle lake
Ne" 'Tn the House u Too Much Trou-
BILE" Il Amt Gwine % Work No More"
waltzes, 'Forget-m not" ................ Brooks
Excerpts from The Singing Girl 49,. Herbert
Dy request.)
Characteristic, ''Ths sultan's Dream new
Rosey
March, ''Nayy Blue '.--.....--.--..Z Zimmerman
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FEAR SON is DEAD.

CHESTER, Pa. July 14-After another
week of fruitiess search and inquiry. Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Dolan. Of Eddystone.
have given up their boy. Edward, as lost,
and now believe that he has been killed.
Young Dolan left his work az the Tide
water Steel Company's mill three weeks
ago. made a short stay at the room OF
the Federal Fife and Drum Band and
has not been seen by any OF his friends
or relatives since
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RAILWAY SUPPLY
COMPANY CHARTERED

A certificate OF the incorporation OF
the Pittsburg Railway Supply Company
has been filed in the office OF the Record
er OF Deeds. The capital stock is 81 ,0Oo,-
600. and the incorporstors are Frederick
c. Wood. Charles r. Burchheit. James
b. Crooks, G. ". Mclean. and William
J. East. all OF Pittsburg, Pa. Eugene
Cough. Charles W Pimper. Charles p
Ravenburg. Anthony J. GalesH. Fred A.
Ray. and George W Nash. all Of the
District OF Columbia.
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Summer Resort Gossip.

Former Postmaster General Wanamak-
er is a frequent visitor this summer at
Cape May Point.
Mrs. Harrison. widow Of President
Harrison, who has been spending some
time at Tuxedo, has gone to Milford, Pa.
for a short visit.
Mrs. jefferson Davis is one OF the in
teresting visitors in Atlantic City. She IS
greatly improved in health and is receiv
ing many visitors of prominence.
Senator and Mrs. Quay. OF Pennsyl-
vania, have taken the Stevens cottage al
Lake Placid n. Y. for the season.
S. Guggenheim and s. King, Of George
town, are spending a few weeks at Ocean
View, Va. They are stopping at the
Ocean View Hotel.
Dr. and Mrs. William H. Fox have
gone to the White Mountains
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lGad Diplomats SOCIAL (O\NIp HAVD nLUTT


English, and Miss Taunt has gone to
her summer home in Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan Beall will
leave Washington on Thursday for their
country place at Marlboro. Nd, where
they will spend the remainder of the
summer.
Mrs. Katherine Atkinson Bohme and
her sister. Mrs. Adelaide A. Cheney, have
returned from a seven months visit at
Niagara a-on- the Lake. CanaGa. They
Will remain for several weeks at their
home. 2O15 o Street northwest.
Walter Bennett. of Portsmouth, Va,
while here on a visit TO his cousin c.
Meades. fell on the Capitol steps and
sprained his ankle.
Miss Katherine McIlheuny left here
yesterday for trip which Will include
New York. Niagara, and Canada
Mrs. 6. H. Bacon, Of Columbia Road.
and Mrs. Allen Bacon with her three
children, have gone to Newburyport,
Mass. where they will spend the next
three months with Mrs. s. H. Bacon s
daughter.
St. Johns Festival.
The annual festival at St Johns
Church (old Carroll ChapeD. Forest
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Summer Haunts of
Washingtonians

Glen. Md, viii take place on Thursday
Of this week in place of the earlier date
as previously announced. There will ba
baseball and music. and refreshments
served during the entire day.
The Washington times., 1903-07-14

senor Torres, third secretary Of the
Mexican embassy, has gone to Mexico
for brief stay. Sonora de Torres pre-
ceded MIN there last spring, and will
probably return TO Washington with her
husband
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The Diplomatic Circle.

Senor Gamboa, first secretary of the
Mexican embassy. accompanied by Sc
nora Gamboa. has gone to Atlantic
Highlands. n. j.. where they have a
cottage. They viii probably remain
there throughout the heated term.
The Washington times., 1903-07-14

Count Mutsu. first secretary of the
Japanese legation, has gone to Buena
Vista for his vacation. Count Mutsu's
health has not been robust for some
time past, and he hopes to be much ben
Gifted by his stay in the mountains
The Washington times., 1903-07-14

The Cuban minister and Sonora
Quesada. with their small family. are
established 10 their summer home at
Kensington, nd.
The Washington times., 1903-07-14

English, and Miss Taunt, has gone to
her summer home in Virginia.
The Washington times., 1903-07-14

Dr. and Mrs. William II. Fox have
gone to the White Mountains.
The Washington times., 1903-07-14

Col. H. J. Foster. military attache OF
the British embassy. has gone to Glou-
eester. Mass, for his vacation. He is
established at Hawthorne Inn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-04

friends who viii extend good wishes for
their happiness.
An exceedingly pretty wedding was
that Of Miss Laura Madsen and Mr.. Roi
Hardy on Thursday. The ceremony
was performed u the Temple az noon,
and I'm the evening a large reception
was held at the home Of the bride 8
parents Mn and Mrs. p. w, Madsen,
The rooms were beautifully decorated.
in the parlOr white prevailed, and all
about We're Easter and Gala lilies, the
flowers forming a great wedding bell
which hung from on arch done also in
the lilies.
The room beyond was brilliant with
American beauty roses. while I'm the
diningroum were pink roses ANA carua-
lions, pink ribbons. used with artistic
effect. DaNoiIs decorated The hail and
the palms and ferns aided Go the pretty
effect. An orchestra stationed on the
upper landing furnished music during
the evening.
The bride wore a charming gown Of
white crepe De chine over a0ata. and
carried q bouquet af Easter lilies.
Mr. ana Mrs MaIs-n and Mrs O. h.
Hardy received The guests and Mrs Il.
W Madsen and Mrs T.. N Madsen
and Miss Madssn presided in
the dinugroom. assisted by Miss
Rose Morris. Miss Fl0unca Arm.
strong Miss Mary Arson, Miss Lulu
Peniose. Mis- Vera Felt Miss Nell
Geary Miss Alton Kmhal. Mr. and
Mrs Hardy left today for O uip 10 the
coast after which they VIII return here
TO- reside They have many friends
who VIII extend best wishes TO. Their
happiness.
The marriage Of Miss Lucille Clark
Taylor ana Mr Richard ROYAL Romuey
win take place next Thursday morning
in the Temple the young uple leav-
ing shortly afterWard FOR a months
stay in California
Miss Lucille Badger and Mr.. Samuel
Taylor win De- married on Wednesday,
April is.
Another wedding to take place on
April % S. that Of Miss Mae =. Bar
rell and SIR. Arthur Price
The wedding Of Miss Bertha Shores
OF Ashland. Wis and Mr.. Guy r a.
ridge OF this city win take place at the
brides home In the latter place on next
Wednesday and number OF the
eroom'a relatives have gone 20 attend
the function among them Mrs g. f..
Eldrldge Miss Eldridge Mr. Harold
Eldridge and Mr. and Mrs L. 4. Ed.
ridge OF Portland.
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EuTLlRE@aG}
HsI5T-s5 ~ ESps
6 YVE NTS

A number Of functions are planned
Tor the days following closely upon
Easter. some of them OF an elaborate
and Othc. OF more quiet nature The
spring season from an accounts prom
lses to be a gay one in social circles
Mrs, Eugene W. Whitney win enter
tain az a series Of afternoon parties
shortly after Easter.
Mrs. George Phelps Holman has ls.
sued invitations for an Easter tea 20 be
given on Monday afternoon April 10.
Mcslames d. l.. Fulop and l. Z.
Roukofsky viii give a charity card par
" at the y, B. lodge rooms Tuesday.
April e.. az p. M
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day.a delightful feature being the read
ing by Miss Babcock OF Monsieur
Beaucaire'
A pretty affair OF the week was the
luncheon given by Mrs. George For
roster In honor Of her sister, Mrs.
George Becker Of Ogden The table
was prettily decorated with pink car
nations and covers were laid for IL
guests.
Mrs. Egan entertained the card club
at her home this afternoon.
Miss Lucille Jennings 10 at home with
Mrs Priscilla eJnuings.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Fenton entertain
ed informally at dinner on Wednesday
evening.
Miss Eleanor Cannon gave a pretty
chldren's party this week.
Mrs. Jesse Badger viii give shower
party next week in honor OF Miss Luz
Gle Badger.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Nelden gave
a luncheon at the Commercial club on
Tuesday, their guests being Mrs.
Charles Rhodes. Mr. AdOlph Close. and
Miss Blanche Kimball
Tonight at the Alta club Mr.. j II.
White win give dinner in honor Of
Mr. and Mrs. ]. O. Reber
Mr.. and Mrs. John Judson entertain
ed az dinner on Tuesday
Mr., and Mrs Ferman entertained at
a Welsh rarehit supper az the post on
Monday night
Miss Burke entertained informally at
luncheon on Thursday
on Tuesday evening Mrs. w. IT. Jones
was The impromptu hostess. at q pleas
ant party. about 90 81 her friends
gathering Unexpectedly az her home
and spending an enjoyable ,ime
Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Snow entertained
the Card club at their home on Thurs
day night
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Melton entertain
ed az cards on Tuesday night
Mrs, David 5. Murray entertained in
formally on Tuesday evening IN honor
OF Capt. and Mrs. Mark and Mss Ma
rix.
MFR. and Mrs. b. c. Thatcher Of Lo-
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Rose Homer O'nes'lc Science NJ,
NJ, Llre and Works Of Horh. =
Mrs. Rose Han herbert Spence.
The ladies then engo..,
guessing contest "Sased in a bl,a
ior guessing the I The pH,.
per OF birds a ho n'snesl nun.
o. carnations, was won ISp y i,l boQuet
smith, who named twen ~ mrs Georgs
a dainty lunch was ser,
contest, after which conv ,vu after The
enjoyed for an hour SbIe eg was
departed, unanimous IN tbs ue guests
tnat Mrs, Linford is one V ~ oppression
delightful Of ENTERTAINERS VI 'ae most
among the invited guests ws,. \,
danes Maria c. Ritter Po ss w S Mes
ME l.. Clemenson, clara Car,,iHia'i ' Jen.
Chamberlain, Lulu Carpente,r, ' Ts, Amelia
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ents ard good wishes for bright
career and futur happiness.
Mrs Eleanor r. Moore has gone TO
San Francisco 10 visit her daughter,
Mrs. Herman Martin.
Ed Knowden OF Robinson spent Sum
day with his family In Provo
Elma and Emma sutton Of Park City,
nre visiting relatives In Provo.
r A. Noyes was over from Lehl Sun
day for short visit with his family
Miss Stills Mcbride has returned to
Provo from Salt Lake City for few
months visit with her brother and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Mcbride.
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O6T5:,ll:RI}'E:,cII1lE:p-
Tr--."-Fe'TT1 1900 -v-'sS 77,7T,T. s-l7
PROVO SOCIAL NEWS.

Mayor Thomas \. Taylor on last Fri.
day performed the ceremony uniting
Miss Sophia Robey OF Cotton and Mr..
John q. Smith OF Provo. at the home
Of the brides parents, 2iS west Center
street The two families were served
with a sumptuOus supper and pleas.
ant evening was passed The bride IL
the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Ro-
hey lately OF Cotton. Utah. The young
couple was presented with many pres.
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Q1I0AT


Mrs. Charles Rhodes held an infor-
NAL reception at the Kenyon on We'd
nesday afternoon, and many people VINO
had been charmed with the lecture CIV
en- by the hostess the previous evening
were pleased TO embrace the opportu-
nifty OF meeting her.
-
Mr.. McCutcheon entertained n party
OF friends at dinner at the Country
club on Tuesday,
Mrs Stanley Price gave an Informal
musicale on Monday afternoon,
Miss Carrie Lamson entertained at
O pleasant evening party on Wednes-
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Provo, returned from his eastern trip
Monday evening accompanied by his
daughter Mrs o. Kearns. Mrs.
Kearns husband win join her IN Provo
presently and they will establish a per-
manent residence in our city Mr..
Craig spent very pleasant time with
his relatives In the east.
Geo. Havercamp and Bert Thurman
were visiting Zion Monday.
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, APRIE 4, 1903

Mrs. Nellie Jones Of Nebraska, former
ly Nellie Mcbride of Fillmore. Is in Pro-
vo visiting relatives and friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Jones are thinking Of locat-
ing In Utah.
Mr. and Mrs. Burford. Mesdames Sam
Schwab and VIM. Roberts, the Misses
Bachman and Felix Eastman went to
Salt Lake Monday and during their
stay purchased furniture for the ele-
CANT quarters Of the Elk Lodge In the
Central block Of our city.
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Strong Of Alpine
are in Provo visiting their daughters,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Jensen, and Mrs. o. U.
Hyde.
Geo. w. Craig the o, S. L. agent of
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gan viii spend the next week with Mr.
and Mrs H. q. whitney
Misses Edna and Kate Dwyer enter
tanned informally on Monday afternoon
IN honor of Mrs Frank Jennings.
Mr. and Mrs. George Thatcher of T.o-
gan are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. u.
S Spencer and viii spend Sax with
them,
The athletic association Of the High
school Will give a dancing party at the
Armory on Friday April H. Elaborate
preparations are being made ana me
event promises 10 be most successful
one
on Thursday night the wedding of
Miss Bessie Moore and Mr. Elias Han
sen took place at the home OF me
brides sister, Mrs. Rodney Badger. The
ceremony was performed by Hon f. .
Richards and following a wedding sup
per was served, the immediate rela-
tlyes and friends being pres nl The
rooms were decorated in pink and white
roses and carnations belnB usel WIN
smHaX The bride was gowned in
white Swiss and carried flowers She
had no attendants. Misses Lena Badger
Gertrude Moyle and Lena Moore assist
ed In serving refreshments. Mr. and
Mrs. Hansen will be at home TO their
friends after April Is at 25l West Sew
enth South street
Another OF Wednesday weddings
was that Of Miss Adelaide Eldredge and
Mr.. Rufus Hardy. the ceremony being
performed in the Temple and an infor.
nal reception being held later at the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. A, T. Williams.
The rooms were prettily decorated, and
a number Of their friends were present
to enjoy the PLEASANT affair, Mr.. and
Mrs Hardy will reside in Salt Lake.
Miss Goldla Miller and Mr. Luther
Gordy were married on Thursday. the
ceremony being performed at the home
Of the bride, by Rev. John Nicholson
The wedding was quiet one, only
mebers OF the family and the intimate
friends being present, Both have many
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LOGAN SOCIAL NEWS.

The members Of the Beacon Light So
ciety were pleasantly entertained Tues
day afternoon by Mrs. j. II. Llnford.
A meeting was held at this ladys home
at which the following program was
rendered.
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Dr. and Mrs. ]. c. f. King leave early
in May for New York, and will sail
from there for six months stay in
Europe.
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Geo, W. Craig the 0, S, 1. agent Of
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friends who win extend good wishes Il
their happiness.
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Women's Suits Up to $IS.75 for-SS.75.
Women's Walking Skirts $3.50
Women's $40 Jackets for So.
UP TO $1,000 KINDS

wind fall to those who find their size Broken lines Every
good looking splendid garment indeed are quite
handsome Tight fitting, box and blouse styles Tan, black
mode brown the coor Monday and while here the $3.50
S25 one priced the $0-$3
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John X Hardy Is down from Boise
to spend few days visiting relatives
and friends
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Embroidery Remnants at Half Price.

Never sale but leaves wreckage behind Hundreds OF rem
nants is The result of last weeks Embroidery sale All
brio and infinite variety would SEEM of widths and patterns
just good choosing the hole sale presented But of
course in these YOU must take the piece Lengths vary from
yard to four and half yards EdgngS Insertions ouncngs
1 to inches wide, Zoe to 81 yard-HALF PRICE
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Miss Ida Lyon OF ogden Is a guest at
the home OF her father, j. d. Lyon, on
Fifth East street.
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Miss Miriam Nelke Of New York will
be the guest next week Of Captain and
Mrs. Il. A. Wedgewood.