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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-19
ASSESSMENT NO. 4.

Holland Gold Mining Company, Prnci-
pal place OF business SAT- Lake City.
Utah Notice Is hereby given tnRt at a
meeting of the directors held on the lst
dny OF October. 1904 an assessment o.
four 90 cents per share WAS levied ON tho
capital stock OF the corporation. payable
ON or before Tuesday the 9Th day OF De-
cember 1903 TO Sylvester @, Cannon, Sec
Rotary az tho Office of the company z +.
South Temple Sc ANY stock upon which
this assessment may remain unpaid On
the 9Th day Of December 1904, viii be de-
llnquent and advertised for sale AZ pub
he auction, and unless payment Is made
Of December, 1901 20 pay the delinquent
assessments together with the cost % adj
vCrtiang and expense Of sale,
SYLVESTER q. CANNON
Secretary.
Manx Building. q L, South Temple St
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that special
Stockholders meeting Of the South Jordan
Milling Company viii be held Of the OF.
nee OF said company In the Touring mill
thereof, az North Salt Lake. Salt Lake
County. Utah. on the 5th day % Deem
Der, 1909 az 10 O'Clock o.. m, Tor the pur-
pose OF submitting 20 the stockholders
~ said company q proposition o. sell and
dispose OF the real estate and personal
property belonging 70 said company
ROBERT NJ HOLT. secy
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WEDDING SURPRISE.
Mrs. Maria u, oliver Dead-proyo Build
Ing society News Notes.
Special Correspondence.


Special Correspondence,
Provo, Utah Co., Nov. ia pioneer
Of 1855 passed away here yesterday In
the person OF Mrs Maria H. Oliver,
wife OF the late James oliver OF South
Jordan, Salt Lake county. Mrs. OIL
yer was born at Broadwinson, Dorset,
England, Nov 6, 1924 and embraced
the Gospel In her native land. In 1855
she emgrated to Utah and remained In
Salt Lake City TIL 1859, when she moved
to Provo, where she was married. AZ
ter living here about two years the
family moved TO South Jordan. where
Mrs Oliver made her home TIL about
three years ago, Since then she has
been living here with her son, James
b. Oliver, where she died. The remains
will be taken to South Jordan on sun
day, and funeral services will be held
there.
PROVO BUILDING SOCIETY,
At a meeting OF the Provo BUILDING
and Loan society held last evening, the
report OF the secretary showed that II
houses have been built by the society
for It's stockholders during the past
year, on which the dues and interest
collected monthly amount to but little
II any more than the rental which
would have been paid Tor similar
homes, Thus the stockholder Ia buy
Ing his home with money which he
would otherwise pay out for rent. and
at the same time living IN the home.
The work Of the society. which has only
been organized about a year, IS meeting
with appreciation from the public. and
a new Issue Of stock viii soon be made.
WEDDING BELLS.
A marriage license has been Issued TO
Heber Cole 40, and Arabella Loader,
"a, both OF Pleasant Grove.
WORKED SURPRISE ON FRIENDS.
Ernest Greenhalgh and Miss Hazel
Adams, popular young people Of this
city, surprised their friends by going TO
salt Lake Thursday, getting married
and returning TO Provo today Mr.
Greenhalgh Is druggist In the Smoot
Drug company's store and the son OF
Postmaster Greenhalgh, OF scoheld and
Mrs. Greenhalgh is the daughter OF
Samuel Adams OF this city,
GARDEN CITY NOTES,
Thanksgiving programs win be given
In the public schools next Wednesday
A quit claim deed from Jim Pant IAN
INDIAN 20 J. H. Spencer. both OF This.
tie, for eighty acres OF land IN Spanish
Fork canyon has been filed with the
county recorder
Cunning Is playing 10 large houses
thls week IN the Lyceum, He permits
himself TO be handcuffed and shaokled
and then placed In a steel cage. which
Is securely locked and wax seals placed
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on the locks, ln a few minutes he lib
crates himself from hts shackes and
escapes from the cage, which remains
locked ana sealed After the closest
Inspection OF the cage by police officers
and others no satisfactory explanation
OF how the trick is done has been Civ
en-
w. T. Pace, Jr. rs here from Nevada
visiting his father W J.. Pace, who Is
at the Provo general hospital where he
Is receiving treatment for severe case
of hernia The condition Of the patient
is favorable to recovery
Provo citizens are signing petitions to
the managers Of the RIO Grande West
ern and the Salt Lake railroad com.
panIes. asking that q union depot be
built In this city
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SPANISH FORK.
MISSIONARY FAREWELL.
Sweeping Victory for Republicans Beet
Farmers Are Happy.

Special Correspondents,
Spanish Fork. Utah CO.. Nov 10
This place for the first time In It's 20
lltlcal career gave Republican ma
jorlty Everything went OF quietly
and everybody seems to be satisfied
except one or two who call themselves
Americans
The farmers have the beet crop about
all delivered Yesterday the company
was delivering checks, which made
money quite easy, and, were II not for
the high taxes, which a great many
complain about, everybody would be In
fair condition
The Rockhnl building Is going up In
fine shape. II win be one OF the best
improvements In the town
A FAREWELL SOCIAL
A farewell social IN honor OF Alvin
Greer. who departed for mission to
the Northern states today, was held In
Tuttles Hall Saturday evening Nov,
L.. The elaborate AFFAIR commenced al
& p. m. and continued until midnight
and included banquet and fine pro-
gram.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE..

ELLA NIL GOLD MINING COM
pany principal place N business, room
No. no Deserot News Building Salt Lake
City Utah Notice There ere delinquent
on the following described stock. on ac.
count " assessment No. 3 M i've mills per
share lcvled September 18th 1904 pay
able forthwith and dcluC uent after No
yemhcr 18Th 1904 Che several amounts set
opposite the names ~ the respective
Shareholders as follows.
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AnU IN 0oU0rd0OC0 with INV md ON
order NJ The BOARD ~ Directors made on
the 23lh day Of September, 1904 NO mauy
shares Of each parcel VI such stock Ms
may he necessary will De- sold az the
building Salt Lake City Utah, on FRI
day The second day of December az
o'clock m 90 pay the delinquent as.
sCssment together with thc costs Of adj
Nrtlslng ana expenses NJ sale
L. A. CLAYTON.
Secretary
Ofncc No 2lO Desoret News Buildinx.
Salt,lAke city. Utah.
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PROVO.

The agent OF the Dcserot News IN Lo-
gan Is c b. Re- Mns Norh Main
ST.. 10 whom all payu accounts
should be made Daily n nts per
month Saturday and So News
$500 per year Complaints. changes Of ad:
dress, orders for advertisements and
church works viii be given prompt AZ.
tentlon
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HUNTINGTON.
SAD DEATH OF YOUNG MOTHER

Mrs. Erin A. Howard Pals Victim OF
Pneumonia Favored Community
Special Correspondence.
Huntington. Emery Co, Nov. To-
Catherine Amelia, wife Of Erin a. How.
ard, died on Sunday morning. the 18th
inst. OF pneumonia, after only few
days sickness. She is the daughter 81
Thomas ]. and Catherine A. Kirby, and
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Great tonic braces body and brain,
drives all impurities from your sys-
TEN. Makes you well. Keeps you well.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 20
cents, Tea or Tablets,
Ask your Druggist
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Murray Department.

News" delivered Murray vicinity the branch every
night Manager orders Works
received Telephones Office 49, residence Sea Independent
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showing that Howell had carried the
county over R0app, while nc the mat
ter stands now the returns show that
Rolapp carried the county, The county
attorney viii give the board am opinion
on the new question
WILL Bic TRIED IN BRIGHAM CITY
william II. Hobson, the confessed
murderer Of James Lynch win not be-
tried In this county but VIII be taken
TO Brigham city 10 answer TO the
charge when the case comes up for
trial, as the crime was committed
just over the line IN Boxelder county
from Cache. Sheriff Josephson Of Box
elder county came TO ogden yesterday
and arranged for the keeping Of the
prisoner In the Weber county jail until
the time OF his trial The sheriff took
Lynch's clothes and other things TO
Brigham city to be used In the trial
TAXES COMING IN SLOWLY,
The taxs for 1904 have not come in as
rapidly to the county treasurer as last
year. Up TO the present time only a
little over 100000 has been collected,
which is about one-half OF the assessed
amount. County Treasurer Chambers
says that some OF the large corpora
tions and tax payers are holding back
longer than usual IN the payment OF
their taxes They have only a few
days mere In which TO come up. other
wise their taxes will be advertised on
the delinquent list From present in
dlcations the delinquent tax list this
year viii be much larger than last
MISS ELLEN THOMAS RECITAL,
Thost who attend the recital to be
given Monday evening at the Ogden
tabernacle by Miss Ellen Thomas, as
sisted By Prof. Charles Kent, Prof.
Squire Coop ana other artists together
with the Ogden tabernacle choir are
assured an enjoyable musical treat.
The program TO be rendered follows:
Chorus, Grant Us Peace, o Lord"
......,..... q. Tabernacle Choir
"Pada' u,.,.. Co.. Miss Ellen Thomas
Good Night, Beloved . ,..",,,",".
.......,... ... Walter Scoville
a--"One Spring Morning
b-"They Say, n,",."-,M Miss Thomas
"Rose OF My Life" ".,.",". go"
......... 600. Walter ScoviNe
On Thee. o Lord DO | Put My
Trust" Tabernacle Choir
Duet. II Would That My Love" ,,"
Miss Louie Browning and Charles
Kent.
"Choson Boheure," from the opera
Carmen .,.,u.,,.,.-Mi Miss Thomas
Prof Squire Coop will be accompan.
list for the evening,
OPERA HOUSE ATTRACTIONS,
The bookings for next week at the
Grand Opera house are
November 20. and o. In the Heart
Of Chicago"
Tuesday night, that popular Of all
playg, San Toy"
Thursday evening "The Devils Auc-
ton" Saturday evening Black Patti,
and Tuesday, Nov. 20, "A Little Out
cast"
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

The New state Gun Club. a corporation
organized under the laws of the state Of
Utah. Location of principal place OF busl-
noFs, Salt Lake City, Utah. Notice IL
hereby given that al 4 meeting OF the
Trustees. held on the 18th day OF Noyem-
Der, 1904. an assessment ~ tlO.O per share
Nas levied on the capital stock OF the
corporation. payable on or before the 18th
day OF December, 1904 10 the Secretary,
al HE Office In the basement. No. 81 South
Main Street. Salt Lake City. Utah. Any
stock upon which the assessment may re-
main unpaid on the said 18th day Of De-
cember leN, Will be delinquent and ad-
yertaed for sale at public auction, ami
unless payment Is made before, win be
sold on The G0th day Of December 1904, 10
nav the delinquent assessment together
with the cost n advertising and expenses
EDGAR HOWE. Secretary.
Salt Lake City Utah November r. lgi
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE
Supervising Architect Washington. ID. c..
November 10. aN-sealed proposals will
be received az this office until 3 o'clock
p. m. on the Sth day Of December. lsoi
and then opened Tor the installation ot
two electric passenger elevators IN the
L. $. Court House and Postofhce at Salt
Lake City, Utah, In accordance With the
drawings and specification. copies Of
which may be obtained az this 0filce, al
the discretion N the supervising Archi-
tcct. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR.
Supervising Architect
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-19

Go to Auerbbach's for Mince Meat,
Cakes, Pies, Bread, etc, next Tues
day
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Saddle Pony for sale, apply Branch
Office News, Murray.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO.
bate Division, IN and for Salt Lake Coun
Is, State OF Utah. In the matter OF the
estate Of Edward Foster Deceased No.
tico.-The petition OF Lorenzo Foster. ad
mlnistrator NJ the estate OF Edward Eos.
ter deceased praying Tor the summary
distribution Of the residue of said estate
10 the persons entitled. has been set for
hearing ON Friday, the 18th day OF No
vember A. D. 1904, at 10 O'Clock a. m. az
Room Of said Court IN Salt Lake City.
Salt Lake County, Utah.
Witness the clerk NJ said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 18th day OF
November. A. D. i90i
tseaU JOHN JAMES, Clerk.
By Davis b. Davies, Deputy Clerk.
Gatrell & Johnson, Attorneys for Pet.
toner.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
bate Division. In and for Salt Lake Coun.
". state of Utah In the matter Of the
estate Of Elizabeth Henderson Duncauson
Deceased. Notice The petition OF Frank
G. Moylc, administrator Of the estate Of
Elizabeth Henderson Duncanson, decoas-
ed, praying for the settlement Of final
account OF said administrator and Tor the
distribution Of the residue Of said estate
to the persons entitled has been set Tor
hearing on Friday, the 9th day Of No.
Vemher A. d. 1904 al 10 o'clock a. m, at
the County Court House. IN the Court
Room Of said Court In Salt Lake CITY.
Salt Lake County Utah,
Witness the Clerk of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 18th day Of
November a. ID, 1904
(SeaD JOHN JAMES Clerk.
By David b. Davies Deputy Clerk
Young & Moyle. Attorney for petitioner
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EXCURSIONS EAsr
Vim Oregon Short Limo.

~ Louis and return u,.,.a..,.Si2. 50
chicago ana return ............. AZ 80
Chicago and return via 81 Louis 40
Louis and return Via Chicago B15
Through Pullman sleeper every day
VIA the Union Pacific ana Wabash
lines.
Tickets on sale Tuesdays and Fridays
days each week See agents for par
uculars city Ticket Office 2oi Main g.
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OGDEN DEPARTMENT

lrsst ON complete returns and II the
Judges had failed TO make them they
might be compelled TO do 80 by man
dnmus proceedings lie asked that the
hoard cause citation 10 be issued CONF
polling the judges 20 make complete re-
turns The rectlncutlons would not
materially change the general result
IN the district, but would oh the face
Of the returns 20 far canyassed make
u showing that Howell had carried the
county over Roapp, while nc the mat
ter stands now the returns show that
Rolapp carried the county, The county
attorney viii give the board am opinion
on the new question.
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BLACKfoOT REAL ESTATE co.

sale Fine land. good water RIGHT Send
10 us for lists and descriptions OF farms
ELIAS g. klMBALL prest
j. y. STEWART, Manager
NuCkfoot, Idaho
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Great reductions In all millinery at
Women's Coop, 81 and SO Main Street
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PROBATE ANU GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES

Consult County Clerk or the respective
Egneu for further Information
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-22
HAWAIIAN MATTERS As
TREATED BY congressman
The Franchise BIs---Mc CIelIan's Work--.Carter
Bill May Not pass---The Revenue Cutter.
Wilmington and Smith,
(Mail Special to the Advertiser.)

(Mail Special to the Advertiser.)
WASHINGTON. D. C, April o.-The
program for Hawaiian legislation here
is proceeding much better than many
of those interested had hoped Prob
ably by the time this letter reaches Ho-
nolulu all the bills of pressing interest
to the territory will be before the Pres
ident for signature. That statement
may prove optimistic but none the less
signs all point that way now. The gas
bill has passed the Senate and before
many days Senator Foraker will appar-
emily be able to pass the electric bill
there. The House has granted special
rule for consideration of the franchise
bills there and under that rule those
bills will be probably called up and pass
ed within few days. There will be some
differences to be adjusted in conference
or otherwise but these should not be
serious obstacles as matters of legisla-
ton generally go Speaker Cannon was
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which may furnish
belong fleet of saunch by peo
Islands The Cayman Islands British
Jamaica West Indies Almost the
of the Cayman Islanders that of handling turtles secured
islanders the Naraguan and Honduan They
of the world The
by the Aldermen of London and by the of the best
through energy daring the Cayman turtle
Central American The fishermen their catches
that
principal cities of the world In the there have
many the Caymans and the soldiers of Hon
the Caymans make the turtles and the latter
they bang the along the beaches
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inclined to have the franchise bills call
ed up during the suspension day of last
Monday but friends of those bills were
unwilling to risk as under suspension
of the rules it requires a two-thirds
majority TO pass a measure. Hawaiian
bills have failed too often in times gone
by to make any of the Hawaiians or
their representatives here desirous of
repeating the experience
The House during the past week has
been considering the Philippine Ship
ping bill, which was passed yesterday,
in the same form as it passed the Sen
ate. Efforts to prolong the time, before
it should go into effect were unavaiIing
and the bill will become a law with July
I, 1905, as the date when it shall go into
operation. This defers for one year the
disadvantages to the Hawaiian sugar
growers which the law will impose but
that is regarded as far better than
law going into operation Immediately.
Continued on page 81
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Unable to account for the disappear
ance of bag of gold coin containing
$1,000. belonging to the estate of Kua-
lani. Kaiwe, an old Hawaiian. was
yesterday afternoon ordered into the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-22
KAIWI MUST EXPLAIN DISAP-
PEARANCE OF GOLD COIN

custody of the High Sheriff by Judge
Robinson.
An examination was being made in
to the estate of Kualani. a Hawaiian
Continued on page a.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-22
FLEEING RUSSIANS DROWN
BY HUNDREDS IN THE YALU
Russia Threatens to Prey on Japans Pacific
Commerce-Japanese Spies Executed---Ef-
forts to Keep AIexieff-. Hatred of Ameri-
cans and EngIishmen.

tAssOCIAxED oAsrEaEAMs5
NEWCHWANG, April messenger the Yalu says
that the Russians fleeing Overcrowded boats
and tHzf hundreds drowning
TO PREY PACIFIC COMMERCE.
ST. PETERSBURG April aa.-The Admiralty outfit
ting fast ships Japanese Pacific
WANT TO KEEP ALExIEFF.
ST PETERSBURG, April a2-Despite relations with sky-
OH. being vicerOy
SHOT JAPANESE AS SPIES
HARBIN April aaTwo Japanese
spies
JAPANESE SECRET SERVICE
MUKDEN, April aa-Spies disguss hamperng
the Russians in Manchura
RUSSIANS TO ADVANCE
PARIS. April reported Kuropatkin
Russian
A MUscovITE cANARD.
agains Americans British whose claim
Japanese
japanese flag
AFTERNOON REPORT.
PETERSBURG, April ar.-The Russian Government
S15oooooo currency against gold deposits
the daily of the Russia will be
S75oooo-
TOXIC April Japanese applying
army posts Office for permission the fight
against Russia.
NEWcHwANG April a1-viceroy Aexief has established
censorship Ynkow.
foreign pilots notice that they assist
Japanese ships they martial law
SEOUL Korea April 21-Lieutenant Mcdonald seventy
privates stationed here the American
Legation Manila The situation in Seoul
quiet for the guard to remain
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BRITISH CRUISER MAY
BOMBARD BLUEFIELDS

KINGSTON, Jamaica, April aa-The British Retribu
will sail for Bueheds Tuesday demand the of
schoones and their held by the Nicaragua authorities
collect Should necessary the Retibuon will
lombard Blue6elds
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-22
BAY STATE FOR OLNEY.

BOSTON Mass. April aI-The Democratic State Convention
today elected delegates ST Louis pledged to
fer olney Presidential The unit
was adopted TO hold in line.
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CITY H0sPlT ISSUES REP oRT


The frst annual report of tho City
Hospital has been issued and showe
that the institution has 60 far had .
most successful career. The report
shows that during the year one
hundred and seventy-one persons
have been there for treatment. OF
this number there have been but
! five deaths, two from typhoid fever,
one from hypostatic pneumonia and
two from private diseases II.
There was grand total Of ia
operations, 13s IN general surgery
and 81 in co1ogy. There were
% medical cases, and four cases
were treated mechanically, making
9 grand total Of 2O6 different all
ments treated during the year. u.
DR.. F. T.. Walker, surgeon-in-
chief and founder Of the hospital,
is highly pleased with the first
years work, and is satisfied that
Worthington affords an opening for
4 larger and better equipped hospi-.
tai. The success Of the past year
has prompted the erection Of q new
100000 hospital building in the
coming spring, OF which mention
has already been made in the
Advance. g<s SS;5j: r.. - >..z 7.
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ST. MARY's. PASTOR TO LEAVE
Father J. N. Bartholome Is Assigned
~. to Parish at Fulda. y; II; III

All Souls day was observed in the
usual way by the Catholics at st.
Mary g church on Tuesday morning,
at which time Rev.. N. Bartholome.
preached his farewell sermon, he.
having been assigned TO the parish
at Fulda. Father Bartholome has
been the pastor Of st. Mary's;
church here for the last two years,
and during that time be has also
bad charge Of the parish at Brweeter.
Although he had been expecting
to be assigned % : new parish soon,
he had no omcial notice from Bishop
.Cott - of -
III last Tuesday morning and i
time to prepale for lelviog has
necessarily bean short Father
Bartholome IL fted young pastor
and his work here has beep< fruitful
in the way of streng thening the con-
gregation. .so that the church u now
almost too. small to seat AL tho mem
bers. 40 wss veil liked By his peo-
Pile and they viii miss him greatly.
He will leave Friday for his new
parish at Falda. :, -@s.' .s
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Gents Clothing.

E%ls@.
Choice Of 8 lots Of mems overcoats
and ulsters, consisting of blue,
brown beaver and mixed wool sack
coats Chinchilla ulsters e. -
worth IS, IS and $7.... 1919
All wool Jeans pants the kind
mother used to make $3.50 I 0E
values sale price. ........ "&0
Fancy Corduroy pants el I0
worth $2.25 our price. -. J,H.
All wool filed pants 81 so C1 00
value our price. ....... 6le
Mems fancy stripped worsted pants
sssot:5 csE p;;o.. :s:?! !:.:..!' ..!o: $l.10
Mems black worsted pants regu-
lar $500 valne our q M
price ......... OIL
Black worsted suits, fancy stripped
ssis %Is'3S S,iss %so' 1890 value $3.50
Mems all wool clay worsted. suits
worth $1,000 sale Or -
price. 4J'@J