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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-09
RESPECT FOR THE BIBLE.

THERE Is NO GETTING away from
the fact that strongly rooted in
the heart of every well raised man
and woman, resident in a Christian
country, is a profound respect for the
Bible we may believe or disbelieve
its teachings, according as the light
has been given to OF withheld from US,
but we have down in our hearts a
respect for this greatest of books that
amounts.in most cases, to reveal rever-
ence. This human trait was never
better illustrated than in Pittsburg a
few nights ago.
A minstrel company was giving a
performance in a theatre. After a
number of stock jokes had been cracked
to the greater or less delight Of the
audience. the interlocutor and one OF
the end men began a series of alleged
funnyisms based on the Bible They
tested about Daniel in the den OF lions
about Jonah and other biblical chaE-
acters. Then they drifted over into the
new. testament and tried to poke fun
at the miracle of the loaxes and fishes
It was at this point than an old man
who sat in the centre of the fiIst bal
cony. called out.
Boys. you had better cut that out
A if this had been a prearranged
signal the people all over the house
took up the cry and the minstrel ren
retired in confusion. It is safe to say
that they viii attempt no more Bible
parOdies this season, or any other
The average American audience does
not want to listen to jests at the Bible
and its wonderful stories. The organ
ization that attempts them is sure TO
come TO grief sooner or later. usually
sooner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-09

s3,700.eo0 Invested.
s7.400 Daily Expense.
1880 People.
375 Star Performers.
SO Musicians.
200 Unique Acts.
100 Exclusive Features.
leo Dens Rare Wild Beasts.
IS Railroad Cars.
20 Separate Tents.
II Acres Of Canvas.
Rings. Stages and i shiie Tack.
Great Menageries. containing SPsCi-
meas Of Rare Wild Creatures Of the Earth,
the Air and the Waters Of the Earth.
including 2 Gi.aEfes. the Only Rhinoce-
ros known to Exist IN the Entire World,
and a Baby Elephant.
80 Elephants.
20 Cameis.
$50 Horses
50 Shetland Ponies and 500 Curious.
Extravagant and Impressive Exhibits.
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SOCIETY


Miss Katherine Robinson is one Of a.
pleasant party who are enjoying camp
life near HALEY, Ida.
Miss Ada Jane Murphy entertained
at an informal tea in honor OF her
guest, Miss Z. B. Welde Of san Fran
cisco The house decorations were yell
low and white and the same color
ments.
Miss Eleanor B. Welch, who has been
the guest Of Miss Ada Jane Murphy
for the past two weeks. left on Mon
day for her home in San Francisco.
Mrs. Igieheart and sons have returned
from an extended visit to Kentucky.
Miss Mary smedley viii give an aft
eTnoOn tea today.
Miss Bonnie Carter of Fresno, Cal,
is the guest Of Miss Edith Hale.
Mr.. John Boyd of Vancouver. B. C..
VIII give 2 dinner this evening at the
Alta club.
James and Walker Salisbury and
their out-Of-town guests, Moss and
Harold Pitzman, left for Idaho last
night on an outing trip
Miss Helen BambeTgeT entertained
informally at the/Lago0n last evening,
extending her hospitality TO q number
Of her school friends. A delicious
luncheon was served and the evening
was devoted to dancing.
Several big circus parties are be-
ing arranged among the young folks
Mr. y. J. Shecken left Saturday for
a short visit in the east
Mrs T. I. Crandan Of ogden is the
guest Of Mrs y. J. Sheckeli.
Members of the P y. c. club viii
meet at the home OF Mrs. Clara /.
Moore, 6l5 South Second West street,
next Thursday afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-09

Only RFinOceros, Only Pair of Full
Grown GiraffeS, Only American
Born Bsby Elephant and Many Other
Exclusive Animal Features.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-09

1t is quite probable that after next
Wednesday our Republican friends VIII
wish Judge Parker had continued his
policy Of silence He may say some
things tomorrow that viii hurt their
feelmgA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-09

According to a telegram from New
York. two men who engaged in a thir-
teen-mile swimming match were both
crazy before the race was finished.
some people viii think they were both
crazy. before they started.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-09

Speaking Of the statement that Post
master Glove OF Provo is mingIing free
" in politics, reminds US that one B.
Haywood has also been accused OF that
very thing But perhaps Mr.. Haywood s
duties as a United States marshal call
him into the political arena TO quell
disturbances.
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It is announced from Esopus that
Judge Parker is all ready to be notified
that he has been nominated by the
Democrats for the presidency. IN other
words, he is quite prepared for the sur
prise to be complete. The chances are
that he VIII accept.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-09

The newspaper correspondents with
the British expedition TO LHassa, the
sacred city Of Thibet, are nightly
pleased with the place. We only wish
they had money. enough to buy it and
bring il back with them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-09

Vow the Russians are charged with
committing atrocities on the japanese
dead and wounded Fortunately they
don't have a great mani. opportunities
Tor work - that kind.
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The Most Lavish, Gorgeous, Gilt
tering, Imposing and Beautiful
FREE STREET PARADE
Ever Seen in the Streets Of Any
City in the World.
IN Absolutely New

And original professional amazement. pre-
senting IN imposing grandeur aud dignihed
richness OF w2TdrobeS. costumes and equip
meDt. in 80 superb. complete aud elaborate
sectiOnS-A Brilliant Color Scheme OF Nov
ing MarTels-A Panoramic Picture Of the
Nations. Soldiery. Courts. Costumes. Customs.
NebieieS. Emperors. Kings. Queens, Mobiles.
Music. war and Peace life OF the World.
In Huge TablesI Floats, Grand Display
Barges. Monster Ch1Fiots OF CcnQu st and
Mounted BatailiOns.
Presenting With characteristics fidelity Of
costume and accoutrementS the Civilized Ma
lions and Barbarie Tribes of the Earth, to-
gether with the national music and the swell
ing tones OF an enormous SS-Stop Pipe Organ.
the largest portable organ ever built.
An artistic and ornate Circus Pageant in
which sense. enterprise and good taste are
made 10 blend with grandeur. wealth and
originality. new idea strictly Ringing I'm
method and treatment. completely Ohiiterat-
ing the efforts of timewoTn and commonplace
paTadeS TO Interest or entertain, and setting
a new standard for imiIation.
Nothing like It ever seen before.
Words cannot describe It. It's Wild
Annual Display alone IS greater
than the entire street exhibition Of
others.
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grape1er,s Guide
QhN INK
XRHHzEEn
IRAILRZA1s

August Z 1904
For New Horlx--s4: rs. *s:45, IS :O5 .xs:os
@S9;sS. S:90 e:l5. 1885. 1920 a M,
l4:25. f:s5. .4:5s. s5:10, $50, $50
s;l5, e1:lOs 1853, sllS.s5. 1910, s:15 D. m.
sslsa .S.Ie s4:.s, x7.5o; .s:5S am.
For Washington via Harlem River
go p M, el2:09 a m. daily.
For Boston via New London and
rroyidence-s2:25. s2:55, 7:47, sIlll:ss,
.l as:ss an. an .I2:ss. .2;5s '4:lO. .l:ss,
s1i:ss am. s2:5O. 1855. .e:s5 pm.
..For Boston via Springfeld-sl.is.
70 n NJ. s1:40. sb:40p. N. Sundays
10 am. s5:4Q pm.
.s:4o. 5;45. s:S5. $1,000. sIo:s6. slo:l5 a.
m, 1910, s1:40, 2:65. ss:Eb. x5.02 ss.1r.
x5;t5, Ito Hartford), 1925 Ito Meridan9'
Al:VV Go Hartford, S:0o, $1,000 do
c.aa 10, xe;5o a M, 1910, $40, x7:0o,
For New London, etc.--.2:25. 1855,
s5.so l9:do, lll1;sss -11:5s g m. eII2:Ss.
~ z;e =. Zoo, +z;lo, 4:2O, .z:55. sos, $40
days-s2:25. 1855. s:52, sii;55 m.
$3.50 s4;55, 1886 p. m. - -
Hor Mldu1et0Wn, WtlIfmantfc. ete.-.
az: :SS TN, 15.e0. .zs6S, (to Worcesterl.
For sheIburne Fails, efc.--7.6o a y,
1 12;o4 :. &c New Hartford), 400. 6:b7 Ito
For Waterbury via. Cheshfre-s.3o e.
s s.ss ; ss 6:5z p. m.-Sundays-s:0 a. m.
900, $500 p. m.
For Derby and Ansonfn-z.oo. s.o0.
1852, 9:4S am, 1880 noon, 2:sO. e3.S7z
oo:O0z Except Saturdays), $40. T:t1.
1880 pm. Sundays-8:00z, 1926. 1I:sS.
am. $3.50. 6:00z. $50. s:42pfn.
For Waterbury-7:00, 500. g.4s M
1z:0Vs 2:30, $50, 7:40, 1870 DIN. sun
days-S:25. l1:S5a-rn., $50. $40 p.u.
For Winsted-7:00, 9:4s am, 1900.
S:sV, 6:2O 1:40 pan. Sundays -8:25 q
For PistsacId, and intermediate
points - 500 (via Bridgeport).
9:SS q. M. 1857 p. m. Saturdays--1:40
p. IN. Sundays $500 a. M
For Danbury, via Derby Junction
1888 am, 1857, 500 Except Eaturdays)
p. m. Saturdays 1:40 p. M Sundays
500 p. m. 1-fE
Via Bridgeport--6:0 a. M, $40 p. m.
Via South Norwalk-5O 5: S:15 a, M,
1905, 2:4o; 4:S5, 6:10 p m. Sundays. 1850
am, 6:15 pm.
For LitchfieId-9:SS am, 300 Except
Satrrdays) p. IN. Saturdays 1.40,
S:57 p. m. Sundays-S:00 am
EXPRESS Trains Parlor car limited.
ITO Derby Junction.
xLocal Express.
Q. M. SHEPARD, @. II. HEMFsTEAD,
Gen. Supt Gen. Pass. AEri
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new HAVEN STEAMBOAT LINE
New York, the south and West.


From New Haven AM Night. PM.
Lv. Belle Dock, x10.00 x1245 a4.Sn
Due NY. 31st St.E.R, 2.45 SIS
Due N.Y.Pier 20 Err, 315 600 9.l5
Pm. AM PM
From New YORK Night Pm. AM.
Lv Pier 20 Err. x12.O0 x2.46 1880
Lv 31st St.E.R., 800 1000
| Due New Haven, 500 7.30 $50
Am. Pm. PM.
xWeekdays only. sSundays only
A. DELIGHpEUL ALL DAY LONG Is
LAND SOUND TRIP. on Weekdays
take Steamer from New Haven 1900 d.
M, due foot East 31st St, 2.45. PMS
leave there on eastward steamer 800 ps
scursion tickets for this trip $500.
i S SUNDAY TRIPS FROM Nf1W HAVEN
On Sundays until September 4th, 1904 (
the Steamer New Hampshire wlll1eavd
New Haven for New York City. Sundays
at 500 am. Due on return at about
1000 pm. Landing is made at LONG
lsISLAND CITY, where connection tS
! made with trains to and from MAN
HAITIAN BEACH and ROCKAWAY
BEACH. On Sundays, Aug. 14th and
Sept 4th, the Long Island City stop will
/ be omitted, and an excursion UP THE
\ HUDSON RIVER will be made instead.
See special excursion adv. each week
For tickets and staterooms apply at
! the Office on Belle Dock; also at Bishon
i e. CO.. IS, 1926 Chapel street, or at Purs-
er's Office on Steamer. N.
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Anchor Line

United states Mail Steamships,
sail from New York every Saturday for
Glasgow via Londonderry
superior Accommodations ut Lowest
Rates for all classes of passengers,
For Rates, Books of Information, and
New Illustrated Book of Tours. apply
Agents, II and 10 Broadway, N, Y.
j. III. Parish g Co. $50 Orange St; Hish-
0p & Co., 705 Chapel St.. jas. MustArde,
al Crown ST.; n. M. Sheridan, 665 GTiand
I Ave; j. Aug. Svenson, 510 State. St.A; ,.
r. Stanley, 7S3 Grand Ave, sweSzeyi g.
Kelsey, 102 Church ST. New Haven.
- Es~ m6-6nA ~
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brick building under construction at
the corner os First avenue and Elm
street, and which he expects will be
ready Cor occupancy in a short time, n
The rreliminaries in the golf tourna-
ment for the w. a. Bryan Of the Mon.
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ttoWese house cup, where played on the
links at Pine Orchard last Saturday,
August p. The cup is a beauty. 1t is
engraved "MontoWese Hcas = under
which lettering is the bow and arrow, =
the signature Of Chef MontoWese Of
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the Indian tribe who inhabited Indian
Neck III the early days Of its history.
This unique signature is attached to
the deed drawn Up when the property
passed from the hands Of the Indians.
The tournament for this.cup is only for
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are heard about her beautiful soprano
voice. Miss Holman sang for the Of
fertory solo on Sunday The Light of
the World"
Mr.. Beckwith, the First avenue, West
Haven, druggist, has a new one-story
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AT 90 CTS. EACH.

AT 90 CTS. EACH. $3.50
An odd lot of pure linen Shades that never sold
for less than soc. With fixtures complete.
AT 90 CTS. EACH.
A new lot of Cold Photographs, uniquely framed
and matted and in such attractive subjects. lneres
been nothing Of the kind hereabouts
Picture Gallery, second floor.
AT 30 CTS. EACH.
Gold-plated Picture Frames in Florentine style,
beautiful designs with oval cabinet openings for Pic
lures 41sx6h size. Thursday on front special Ia
bic, West Store for 2octs Each
AT 20 CTS. EACH.
Kid Belts black and white, the crush style so
popular today. These have covered buckles and
are nice TO wear with ali kinds Of dresses Be sure
to get one Thursday while they're aocts They make
d splendid Fall and Winter Belt too.
AT 20 CTS EACH.
Lot Of gold decorated Bohemian Puff Jars with
brass hinged covers, immensely pretty and sell fast
at soc everyday. for age Toilet Goods DeP't
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nvrnYrn1Ne nur rHr IuE.

In a package of JELL-O ICE CREAM
POWDER for making delicious ice
milk and cream mixed), to the contents
of one package and freeze. No neat;ng
or flushing This is the time of year
when ice cream tastes better than any.
thing else you can put on the table. Or
der today from your grocer. Two pack
ages rs cents.
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daughter at their home early in the
week.
Miss Josephine Holman Of the Hall
studio, recent conner to Bradford is
assisting Trinity Episcopal choir there
this summer, and very pleasant echoes
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AT 20 CTS. EACH.
Chldren's Dresses, 10 to ~ year sizes, all nicely
made, pretty little percale dresses trimmed with
lace and embroidery, dresses that cost at wholesale
AT 20 CTS. A YARD.
Black English Mohair, fine, hard -tvvisted lus-
trous piece of Mohair that sells at 5octs ordinarily,
the price we bought il TO sell for instead of 2ects
which IS only Thursdays Price.
AT 30 CTS. "A YARD.
The finest kind of French Challies, pure wool IN
enchanting patterns challies as soft as fabric can
be. We couldn't buy several thousand yards at
wholesale Of such chales less than soc yard
AT 90 CTS. A YARD.
Taffeta Silk in black, white and all the colors
asked for The purest Of pure silk taffeta and the
best Of soc grades. Test 1t by the black In color
and texture it's splendid piece Of tafeta at 5octs.
Thursday only 2octs ayard you know
AT29 CTS A PAIR.
Fine Lace Isle Thread Stockings in black and
tan color full regular made Stocking bought as
specially hne Stocking in an Arnold Constable
cleanup sale to sell for &c. They're worth In &C
tual Hosiery values from day to day fifty cents
pair. On special table Yves, Store
AT 20 CTS. EACH.
Wonen's good Umbrellas, made Of fast black
twill on steel rod and frame and mounted on neat
durable handles, altogether scot Umbrella and
well worth coming for at half a dollar. They'll go
like the wind at aocts. Come early.
2 FOR 20 CTS.
Mems Neckwear final lot and all we have for
wei Withhold none Of our scot Silk Batwings. This
seasons goods all. It's almost ridiculously priced
at 29cts each.
AT 20 CTS. A GARMENT.
a great lot of Mems soc Gossamer Shirts and
Drawers You'll know when you see the Under
wear; Shirts with sFrench neck finish and short
sleeves and Drawers all satcen faced and suspender
tapped.
SPAIRs FOR 90 CTS.
Mems Socks black with white feet, made Of fine
r1aco yarn, great close guage r5c pair Half Hose
that We're putting out to you at pairs for aects.
AT 30 CTS. EACH.
Quaint Dutch Sofa Pillow Slips, all ready to put
your pillow into. They're no end pretty and effec.
tive in both design and coloring and mighty low
priced at 2octs each.
AT 20 CTS. a. YARD.
Here's clearance for you, good one sure enough
soc Fancy Silk Gnghanas for 2octs yard.
soc Plain Colored Imported Crepes for 2octs yard.
3oc and soc Scotch Ginghans for 2octs yard
AT 20 CTS. "A PAIR.
Suede Isle Gloves, very fine close perfect fitting
Gloves with two pearl clasps in every size and in
black, white and the best colors Of the year.
On special table near front door, West Store
AT % CTS. A SQUARE YARD.
Linoeurns in remnant lengths Of AZ to i yards.
This is the regular CSC yard Linoleums Splend-
i'd patterns, you'll like them. Come.
=, - Suzvwv.> -
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W % q
ia DOZEN AND A HALE 20 CTS.
This combination bargain for Thursday ss1ngs
you one dozen white metal Tea Spoons and halt
dozen white metal Table Spoons. All for aects.
ALL FOR 20 CTS.
A Handy Fruit or Vegetable SliceE an extra
quality Saw Bread Knife and Razor. edged Potato
Knife, the three worth 4Scts. All for aocts.
BOTH FoR % CTS.
A box Of Edith Silver Polish and with Il fan
can of Edith Metal Polish, the TWO being worth sind
selling for 4octs Both socts
AT 90 CTS. a GARMENT.
Standard Harvard Mills Underwent for women,
Vests with high neck long and short sleeves and
low neck with short sleeves, and side band knee
and ankle length Drawers straight fifty cent value
Thursday only at aects Each.
AT 20 CTS. A LENGTH.
neck length or belt length, ~ yards, Of pure
silk five Inch black and white TaHeta Ribbon. a
FIRST rate ACCT yard Ribbon at age length.
AT 90 CTS. EACH.
scot Chemise in four styles, made Of fine muslin.
One has embroidered yoke with deep rufae to fin
ish and another has hemstitched rufao.
AT 90 CTS EACH
Childre4sx Petticoats to 14 year sizes, made Of
Masonvlle muslin with deep henstitched ruffie and
cluster tucks. Pretty soc Skirts.
4 YARDS FOR 20 CTS.
Checked Glass Tcweing in blue and red, sta,.d-
ard root a yard kind. Special Table, West Store.
TOWELS FOR 20 CTS.
These are our loct Towels hernned huck eli
white Towels Of good SIZE
3YARDS FOR "a CTS
Lining, good II Net Percane and your choice Of
white black and brown navy and slate color.
8 YARDs FOR 90 CTS.
Outing Flannel and such pretty new striped I2Hc
yard Outing Flannel It Is that is going Thurs
day at yards for 2octs.
AT 80 CTS. EACH.
Very pretty made Chenille Wells, in colors and
black, chenille dotted all over on fancy mesh ground
with wider border Of chenille than you usually
AT 20 CTS EACH
lot Of Wornen's Neckwear, worth 3ec and soc,
nearly all wash stocks ard all pretty ones at that
AT 20 CTS A PAIR.
Wonen,s Drawers, the kind made Of Masonville
muslin with fagotting Insertion ard lace rufHe on
wide umbrella aounce.
AT 20 CTS EACH.
Fine CosEct Covers or sheer Nainsook IN many
styles trimmed wish lace and embroidery.
AT 90 CTS EACH.
Small lot Of Kirnonas and Dressing Sacques that
sold at from soc 70 esc A listle unused.
AT 20 CTS EACH
Chfdren's Bonnets that sold at from soc to 7sc
Dear little sheer tucked snug Bonnets lace trimmed
and somesmore elaborate ores.
All so in Thursday for 2ects Each
& Z ! s834 II
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men and ther are twenty-three en-
tries.
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White Star Line
Fast Twin Screw Steamers,
Of II, 400 to $4,000 tons.

Fast Twin Screw Steamers,
Of II, 400 to $4,000 tons.
Boston, Queenstown, Liverpool.
Cxetic, Aug. 25 Republic, Sept. 8
BOSTON DIRECT TO THE
MEDITERRANEAN VIA; .zoprs
GIBRALTAR, ALGIERS,
MARSEILLES, GENOA,
NAPLES, ALEXANDRIA.
Romantic, Sept. IL CanOpic,. . Nov. 10
CanOptc,.... Oct. 8 Romantic Dec 10
ROmanic,.. Oct. 20 CanOpic. !. Jan.
LIST Glass, $4,000, upward.
For plans, etc, apply to Company,s
Office "a State St., India Building, Bos-
ton. or to Sweeney & Kelsey, 102 Church
st.; Bishop & Co., 703 and 705 Chapel
ST.; J. n. Parish & Co., So Orange ST.;
New Haven. Conn. m25mWf
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS or INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

Ana othsr People KnOwn in This city
interesting soelnl Events Here and
Elsewhere.
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W
8 PACKAGES FOR 20 CTS.
Packages Of our regular set package fine tissue
Toilet Paper for 2octs. Toie. Goods dept
AT 90 CTS. THE BAR.
A's lb. bar Of pure white CASTLE Soap, also few
bars Of seasoned Gem CASTLE Soap regular price Of
which IS 4sc and soc bar, for aects.
AT 20 CTS. EACH.
Our regular soc Syrian Bulb Syringe with three
hard rubber pipes, put up in polished wooden box,
all warranted goods.
Q PAIRS FOR 20 CTS.
Two pairs Columbia Double Covered Nainsook
Antseptic shirtwaist Shields, your choice Of sizes
. or 8, our regular FIRST class 1oc and 2sc Shields
ALL FOR 90 CTS.
Lib package French Dimity Stationery, athenia
size with fifty envelopes TO match, choice OF white
or grey, the whole worth 45cts.
ALL FOR 20 CTS.
"A asc fine French four row pure white bristle
Tooth Brush and bottle Of Old Original" Tooth
Powder, worth Isc---forty cents worth for aects.
AT 90 CTS. EACH.
Burner Union Oil Stoves, sold at 5octs for 2octs.
Heavy nickelp1ated Cuspdor, sold at 4sc, for aects
Large Turkey Feather Buster sold at 45c, for 2octs
Best Pillow Sham Holders, sold at 4oc, for aocts
BOTH FOR 20 CTS.
A large wood chopping Bowl and an extra quali-
Thursday, in Housefurnishng store for 2ects.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-08-11

An odd lot of pure linen Shades that never sold
for less than soc. With fixtures complete.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-08-11
AT 90 CTS. A YARD.

Fine Lace Lisle Thread Stockings in black ar
tan color. a full regular made Stocking bought {
specially fne Stocking in an Arnold Constab
cleanup sale to sell for 38c. They're worth In a,
tuai Hosiery values from day to day fifty cents
pair. On special table, West Store.