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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-09-08
CURRENT COMMENT.

1t may not be generally known, but
it is nevertheless fact, that, under
the laws of Florida, a man who rents a
dwelling house cannot be made to pay
the rent nor can he be dispossessed ex-
cept by costly circuit court process.
Those who doubt this statement are re-
ferred to any lawyer Of two years prac.
tice. Such condition of things is a
reproach to those who make our laws.
-Punta Gorda Herald
Capt. NJ, Johnson has some funny
experiences to relate in his work of
taking the census of Lee county.
Where were you born?" he inquired
of one old lady, I'm Florida was
the reply. Where We're your parents
born?' Don't know" Were they
born in Florida" NO." replied the
old lady. Il think one was born in No.
catee and the other at Orlando. Fort
Myers Press.
A sure preventative of mosquito bites
is lump of asafoetida worn in a bag
suspended from the neck and little
rubbed under the arms. A half pint of
Kerosene should be poured into each
shoe and raw onion carried in the
pocket, and from which occasional
bites should be taken -Ocala Star.
And so the orange and grapefruit
crop Of Florida this year will aggregate
only a million boxes, on account of the
cold damage last winter. It's a cold
wind that blows nobody good. Those
who We're fortunate enough to escape
the freeze will likely get satisfactory
returns. New York Packer.
The school boy has been doing an.
other stunt in composition. This time
he is reported to have defined friend"
as "a person who knows all about you
and likes you just the same" The
word could hardly have a more severe
strain. - Starke Telegraph.
Florida is enjoying a permanent
prosperity, and remember, if you please,
that the orange industry cuts but little
figure in this prosperity. Years ago
the orange crops, apparently, were
everything to Florida. -Volusia County
Record.
Tampa has enough pretty girls to
maintain six livery stables. And each
stable advertises as speciality horses
that will drive with lines around the
whip. Tampa Tribune.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-09-08
PEACE TREATY SIGNED.

The bloody conflict between Russia
and Japan was ended Tuesday, Septem-
Der 8, at 1887 p. m, by the signing Of
the treaty of Portsmouth.
Though Japan was the victor, Russia
strenuously pleads not guilty to the
charge of being vanquished. The Mi
kado succeeded quite generally in bring
ing the Russians to his terms of peace,
but in the matter of indemnity slipped
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-09-08

a cog Whether this apparent failure
shall be charged to the superior dplo-
matte ability of NJ. Witte or to the mag
nanimity of the Japanese, in yielding
the claim in the interest of humanity,
is a point which still remains somewhat
obscure in the public mind. In any
event, it is sincerely to be hoped that
Russia may come out of the tumuIt
without having suffered any humlIia-
ton; for humility is the one thing upon
which the Cars proud empire draws
the line. Therefore, let no one be so
unchartahle rs to intimate the proba-
bic inability Of Russia to swallow Japan
bodily if she should really take it into
her head to indulge in such light re-
past
1t would be worse than sacrilege to
humiliate the Car hy such insinuations,
Empty vanity
What really caused peace will hardly
be known with any eXactness formonthS
and perhaps years TO come, II is easy
to put too much emphasis on the more
obvious and temporary inducements and
on the personalities involved. The
president and Mr. Witte have doubtless
counted for much, but great and hidden
forces have assurcdly been at work,
Japan, We fancy was moved primarily
by the knowledge that she had all that
is necessary TO her and more than she
declared as her object when she decided
that war had become inevitable Her
second consideration was probably the
folly Of continued great expense, and
the third, her estimate Of public opinion
in Great Britain and America for a.
much as it Was worth, but not al atom
more. She has had thu wisdom of mod-
Grafton. She has realized that magnan-
unity, like honesty, is sometimes the
best policy Talk about either side be.
ing outwitted by the Other belongs in
the region Of romance. Each from the
beginning probably guessed rather ac-
curately what was in the others hand,
and the result represents the relative
strength of the cards held by each.
Russia was influenced by money con-
and the international situa-
ton far more than by public opinion,
although of course the views Of the
President, the Kaiser, and the French
would have weight. Such surmise
must, however, for a long time be gen.
eral We know only that a great war
has been fought for an object with
which England and America are in SYM
patty, that new power has arisen to
teach the Old and proud powers new
things about the direful art of war, and
that the world in general has sickened
Of the fight, and is extremely glad 10
see hundreds of thousands of strong
men go back to the fields to make food
and life, instead of DESTROYING them.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-09-08
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
A Word to the Public,
WHITE CITY. Fla, Sept ., 1919

WHITE CITY, Fla, Sept D. '"''
Editors TRIBUNE; =,
There is being a petition circulated
asking the County Commissioners 10
authorize the clerk of the circuit court
10 transcribe all records IN breNaru
county relating to title to real ana per-
sonal property Of st, l.Uele county anu
to make abstracts thereof.
Now. as the county is merging INTO
existance let us all put our shoulders 10
the wheel and work for this, as II Is
without shadow of doubt Tor the
good of the county,
1t will cost less to abstract the records
now than ever again, As every Gay ''n'
matter is delayed adds to the expense
that is virtually bound to come
1t is true the county Is poor, oH' she
is in better dX today than other coun'
ties in the state, which are bonded TO
their fullest extent; and why? Because
they made mistake in starting Oh
Are we going 70 travel in the same old
rut, or shall We take a lesson from
tb.., oll.r committees and prot, thereby?
Nav tbis matter is before the people
arI ,hoy must sneak and much depends
mo, ,ba decision
II tbs abstract books ar, owned by a
,riyat. corn.ny they will no, be open
70 the inspar,ion Of the pubic, and if
one wants 10 INSPECT the title OF land
Ia w;,, bav. ~ nav fn, the privilege
,,hns f,a, s,c.ar could be-. had with ab-
st,ac, hooks in the hand, Of the public.
Tbar If an abstract WAS wanted t.
any land in the county il would cost
from three to five times as much az il
would from H.. Clerk of Circuit Court.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-09-08
WAN s

o'ass'ned Advertisements Urder this
nead'ng' Cent a word each Issue,
AbbAkA Slips and Suckers for sale
cheap, II. E. Hill, Fort Pierce, Fla
"ANIED-Man to garden on shares
write for full particulars to n O.
Penny, Vero, Fla. ~ w.
TIN oALE-Cheap, set of frst-class
carpenter tools Apply to wv. NJ. J. !"
care Tribune office. '' .,
WANTED Pineapple slips in lots Of
from to car loads, for foreign
Shipment. Apply to Us, Cureton. Eden.
WANTED orrespondent from all sec.
lions Of the county to represent The
TRIBUNE in their locality. M
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-09-08

Editors TRIBUNE; noticed an article
In your paper against the county
management of the abstract business.
Now am woman and will have nor
wish to have no vote on the matter
but | do want to say little in favor Of
IT, think It poor economy to save
some expense now and saddle ourselves
with such tyrant as a private alb
stract company has proven 10 be.
have owned land in this place nearly
twenty years, My deed was given BY
the state; have always paid my taxes
as promptly as a grocery bill, and never
had mortgage or other claim put on
it yet when selling ten acres recently
at ten dollars per acre | had to pay
eleven dollars for an abstract. The
tax collector had made a mistake and
sold my land for taxes and then bought
it in again. Though it was an officials
error and never brought to my notice
until read abstract. ! SUPPOSE the
abstract company charged for those
two entries. 1t seemed by abstract
that 1t was not sufficient to have title
from the state, for they traced it back
well don't know how far-maybe
from the time Florida came to the
United States, Why do not the bust.
ness men ascertain if the state came
honestly by its land and if it did let it
go at that instead of having each little
piece traced back? Then have the bus;.
ness in hands of county officials. There
Is no use of reducing the price for the,
hrst few years We all know, to va,
our county to running right we have
got to pay some bills; but let us have
the hope ahead that sometime we NAV
be able to sell piece of land withom,
turning over purchase money to an alb,
s'ract company. A TAXPAYER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22
Suggestions for Christmas Presents

PURSUITS fol infants from i1.25 10
s435. childTeu's sets S5-50 up
Ladies Everything shown in
scarf ties and neck pieces Of all kinds
LADIES FANCY NECKWEAR--C Col
lars ranging IN price from p cents TO
$500, Opera scarfs from $50 to $1,000.
LADIES APPAREL-Top coats. rain
coaN, evening wraps, suits and skirts.
CHRISTMAS TOILET ARTICLES
Brush and comb sets. fancy box per
fumes, toilet cases. infants sets, sachet
bags fountain pens, hand mirrors, and
travelling cases.
SILK AND DRESS GOODS-Dress pat
srue in both silk and wool materials.
Embrotdered waist patterns; fancy silks
Tor band bags
PRES ENTS IN LINEN GOODS-Japa-
nese band-drawH work. all sizes FOR
dining tables. dTesseTs and sidaboaIds.
Irish hand embroidered pieces in
rounds. squares and oblongs Table
cloths, napkins etc. Banquet sizes "a
speciality
LEATHER GOODS aud Jawelry. pock-
etbooks. handbags. card cases. bill
books, music rolls cigar cas- =, opera
bags, chateiaine bags. brilliant
brooches, hat pins, buckles, combs,
fancy belts, necklaces. ebony, stag horn
ana silver brush. comb and mirror sets
silver jewel boxes. glove and handker-
chief boxes. fancy stag horn ornaments.
! collar boxes, shaving sets, separate
manicure pieces I'm sterling silver. sacy
supporters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22
REoUIslTloN GRANTED.

ST. Paul. Dec 1.-THE requisiti0n of
Governor L. Chamberlain Of Oregon for
4e return of IL ". Jewett. wanted iu
Marion county oregon. Ou ID charge of
'arucipatiou in the state land frauds.
was granted The writ was issued on
" eduesday. but was not made public un-
H To-Day, as JeWett had not been ar
rested. He was arrested aJ Hibbiue.
Mimi. Wednesday night
Itc oregon law requires purchasers of
-iHtr school lands To make affidavit that
.neN 90 not intend the lands for sDccu-
alton. II is charged that JeWett pur-
.hased l4vol acres of this lana. and the
a'ne day, 10 is alleged, made contracts
HI advanced urice1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22
COOLING BACK
HOME IN IDAHO
Enjoyed Trip Much and Launching
More.
SAW MANY NOVEL SIGHTS
ALSO ARRANGED LITTLE LAND
DEAL WITH Mr.. -PINcHoT.
Lsnecial 10 - I1eraldl

Especial TO The Herald
Boise, Ida. Dec. Ex-Governor Goodihg
returned this evening from his eastern
Trip. lie Is very much pleased with the
result OF MS conference with the presi-
aenl M company with Clifford PiuchOt,
mead OF the forest service. respecting the
state schcol lands In forest reserves. II
was arranged that the state should be
permitted 20 select "a body or bodies -
umper land IN reserves iu leu of sections
lb and So. ~ possible this will ~ taken
1u solid body It is the governors
understanding that this can h. done by
'Nre0tlVe order. Much OF the school
.a-a1 IA the BITTER Root reserve have all
ready been relinquished for lands else
mere. put there s. no available land 10
IKE ln leu OF &0e1 acres of school
lands IA The ShOshOne and SaWIOOth re-
serves, hence. this arrangement. The
-oNe rnor estimates the aFFangcment VIII
"r worth from S,No0t0 10 S5,G0.tU5 20 the
do his "Trip 10 Philadelphia The COVER
i'I Is very enthusiastic. lie was treated
-l inc most hospitable manner. His party
was thT guest OF the Cramps at dinner
.l- nI< before tho launching and at "a
.Nrale party After the launching the
mayor TOOK him and his family down 10
t-'tsue isi3nd on fire boat On Sunday
tHrS attended services at Christ's church
.ud had the interesting experience OF
'llihs IN the pew used BY George Wash
r.1Tlu.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22
PROBABLY A THEE.

SthuESgrove, Pa, Dec. 2L-The body
taken from picking vat iu a ST Louis
uI d.. Il. Mccarthy of thie place baeaI.-s
oft 81 bank book, showing am aI.C00 Ir-
1oSll 10 McCarthy's credit, found in ~.
man $ unCEct. was WrOngfuily Identified
Mccarthy, who i travelling ON the Pa
rlic coast with his wife. was I'm Los
angeles "a few days ago Mccarthy sew
rfai months ago was robbed of a travel
he bank book, ana il is supposed mo
"oJY IN the vat was that of the thief
WHO came 10 an unfortunate end.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22
KEITH-O'BRIEN co.

CHRISTMAS CORSETS-Fancy bro
cades in white, pink and blue.
CHRISTMAS RIBBONS-FOF neck
wear. fancy belts and hand bags. Holly
ribbons IN al widths for tying pack
ages.
CHRISTMAS HEADWEAR-What is
nicer for a present than a handsome
plume? pretty little evening hat for
the theater or reception.
PRESENTS FOR MElN-The ladies 4 re
anxious 10 know what TO buy men. Here
are a few suggestions which the section
for Mems Furnishings offer:
Smoking Jackets, bath robes, gloves,
golf gloves, handkeTchiefs OF all sorts,
handbags and suit cases, night shirts,
pajamas hosiery. neckwear. jewelry.
umbrellas, mufhers, mufners for dress
suits-and numerous other articles. ..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22

Toilet sets, comb, brush, mirror. tooth
brush, razor 50 70 SIC.
Novelty shell combs. side and back. Sc
10 =.
silver-plated tea sets-reductions: pieces
5000 for Sl4.S.
A beautiful assortment OF novelty rib
bcns for the holiday trade
Lowelsa vases ONE-THIRD LESS. so
for So; s25 for 1866, etc
Hand mirrors in ebonoid, ebony, stag
horn and cOcobola wood. 75c 10 s.,
Rosane vases. reductions as follows: 50
for $50: 50 Tor $50; 81 Tor 81: every piece
half price.
Military brushes, ebon0id, ebony. cocobola
and Oriental pearl. 81 to 81 a pair.
CIT glass pitchers. $50 for SIS; bowls. Sc
ROW $3.50. ETC. and all other pieces AT
half price.
New arrivals in Christmas necllWear for
he ladies'. brought out especially for the
holiday trade.
New Novelty Xmas Ribbon. in q holiday
cc,esign. FROM 4 TO inches wide Just the
ming TO tie Christmas boxes.
IN THE SHOE sECTION-Men' house
slippers. women's fancy slippers women
and -children's felt Juhettes. chiIdren's
leggins and rubber boots.
LA DIE S HANDKERCHIEFS.- Hand
embroidered. 20 cents 10 S0O0 esch: fancy
Dox handkerchiefs, three in a box, AZ
cents 10 SlOOs fancy ones from 5 cents 70
$l2D; children's box handkerchiefs.
LADIES GLOVES-Novelty Kid gloves
fancy plaid stitchings- special for Christ
mas-S2.00 a pair All shades and cOlorS
from xl.00 10 S2-Z5; long mosquetaires
very popular glove FOR short sleeves 81 50
to 800, Ladies and Children's golf
gloves and silk mittens.
LADIES' UMBRELLAS-Ele stock
or holiday umbrellas with gold and silver
handles, pearl and ivory handles plain.
natural wood handles, lao 20 $2O0o.
silk, chiffon. lace and tafTetas. st95 to
500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22
Christmas Handkerchiiefs

Hemstitched and embroidered edge
Handkerchiefs, special, Toe
Another lot OF heunstitched and en-
brOidered edge Swiss HandSerchiefs,
regular 55c each, special be
Children's cOlOred border Handker-
chiefs. in box 15c
Children's Handkerchiefs, in . fancy
box. for &c
Ladies plain linen Haudkerchiefs.
regular zoe. for loo
Children's initial Handkerchief. } in
a box, Csc
Ladies' hand embroidered initial
Handkerchief, 3 in box. for Si.00.
Ladies embroidered initial Handker-
chiefs 3 IL box. 65c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22
REFLECTIONS oF A BACHELOR.

tNsW York fTe~S1
School NOT o. good place 10 learn
H"W Etti. Du= know
tiput .~ Somalllla . man earns md
curses hls ancestors for.
tuiN thc doctors know how lJtl- real
ickHess t1e-t is in The world
a W0Wta Is sure her husband can IN.
trusted u he goes down town without be-
ina shaved
91metlmts When So boy comes out Of
college ne rm earn his Hviue t. tE.--
- no one 10 support him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22

Handkerchiefs make an appropriate
present. The showing now ready Tor
sour inspection is the largest holiday
stock we have ever offered the trade.
Ladies Embroidered Initial Handker-
chiefs in box. special, box, s5c.
Special 6-inch Handkerchief Centers
regulsr 25c for i5c.
Handkerchief Centers inches, en-
hroidered ana drawn work. &c each.
s-ineh Centers, plain linen, at 25e.
Ladies fancy box Handkerchiefs. in
box. 40.
Another lot or ladies' fancy box
n Rndkerchiefs, $50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22
VlLLAeEs DESTROYED.

san Antonio, Tex, Dec. 2I-Reports
from MlZdtlan are 10 The effect that
Der OF villages in the state Of SinaI0a.
Mexico. occasiOning much damage 10
property and loss OF life The town of
Ahume IS reported destroyed by the
Nerlte river. hundreds were made
homeless San IEuacio. near thu PiaXtla
river Is also practically destroyed The
StadeS and tracks of the Kansas CITY.
Mexico * Orient railroad now building
nave been greatly damaged
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22

CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS WEAR
Suits and dresses, girls coats, sweaters
and caps for boys and girls.
LADIES NEILS-Fancy finished wells
from Is cents Ia $1,000
CHRISTMAS STATIONERY-Fan
box papers. calendars, Christmas cards
and posters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22
THIRD VICTIM DEAD

Newark o.. Dec. 2l.-The third death
rom the strike of 5UJ metal DuliShers at
ne Nehrie stove works, begun last july.
occurred tonight, when Homer Isoar "A
l-uCl"u workman, was shot and killed
while engaged in fight with fifteen
'F twenty strikers during which nearly
t~ many shots We're fired. The strikers
Immediately dispersed and is is not
known whether any of The shots fired
'N Loar injured his assailants. No ar-
rests have been made
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22
DECREE ANNULLEO.

Havana, Dee. = The cabinet TODAY AN
nulied The decree of President Palma cx-
peluns Jose Piuniuo. the Italian agitator.
from The island. PlnnluO on Sept. a. ga
-uuS OF liberals, referred 10 presi-
dent Palma as a fool and traitor" aud
iatrr. by order OF the secretary of the
interior, Andrade, was depOrted on "A
attic steamer 10 Cartageua. Colombia
+e was refused admittance 10 C0lombf.
.Hu was returned here, and afJerW8rd
a,portcd 10 Halifax
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22
Meeting Of the Beds.

Moscow Dec. n CNight-TweKe
hundred persons are holding q meet
ing in The Aquarium. The building is
surrounded by military and police.
whose object is Cd prevent an exit of
persons supposed 10 be armed unless
1r arms ARE delivered up. a conflict
expected
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22
THE AFTER EFFECT

Ascum-You look. pretty rocky today.
Old man.
Lushman-Yes too many eggs always
disagree with me.
Ascum-Fried eggs? You shouldn't eat
hem
I.ushmau-I didn't eat any eggs. They
were in a bowl of Tom and Jerry I helped
- drInk LAST night
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22
Christmas Shawls

Faseinators or knit shawls make a
very appropriate Christmas present
Ice wool fascinators for csc to s2.45.
Small silk throws for the head sl.2S
and S1.Sl.
Large silk shawls with fringe, from
50 20 to $3.50.
shetland wool shawls and squares and
scarfs. in cream, black, red and pink, at
all prices, ranging from 35c 20 1910.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22
THE GROOM.
diapers AIacazin,

lAAett .'1- p -fle4- acme
DiIsh came 60 her mistress oU. dan. in
she middle -Js aud asked f0,. SOM
money. Her mistress asked her what sbf
was going 20 do with H. and She s9id
--Ts gWfue L xii married"
Married? Whom are yUu going IN
marry9"
Wei. Miss Sally YOU know dat I'm
neral bout two weeks ago" De do sa4-
was de life % daI funeral I hoIIo~ad
30 Wei. Miss Sally, rs gWine L marr,
dc groom o de corpse.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22
SNEAK THIEF STEALS ovERcoAT.

~ Hl. Irs.st-rilu iu the I.iua1l. house
"rt eNs1-u- j. C.. Perry istt his 1vrrcoat
.- tt- s.a u. so cuIir. When he returned
pms seat Dee discovered someone haG
.".-H O. fu. police We're notified of -he
".i.- iH- Goa, Dr. q long one made IF
----- --nN- Ll-L--La- and sa.n -----
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22
Christmas Gift Suggestions

Calendars, -5r.
Books 25c and SIC
Fans from 50c 10 $40.
Nail buffers. 25e up TO 81.
Nail fl5s. 2Jc up 10 65c.
Perfume. 80 I'D 10 So.
Hair brushes. =, TO ga
Fancy belts. 55c 10 Slp
Work boxes. 81 20 s.
Opera bags, sL-5 10 So.
Novelty D.U0lhes l5c 40 S.
Christmas cards. -o $50 25c.
Hand mirrors. 5.c zap to ST.
Burn. wood boxes 81 90 s..
Novelty a1, pins Ice o. 5Is
sLyes matga ~sfes sue To g.
l-4-r sric-- g.--, 5gu 30 SD.
Mems sAaZiH5 sets 49, 10 s.
Toilet waters, $50 up TO s.-5.
Fountain pens. SOU up 10 g.
Collar ano cun boxes, 81 To s.
Belt pins aId buckles SIC 10 s.
Fancy six Jewel bags, 25c zoe
Eanc- carriers, 75c I'd 81 d pain
bracelets from SOC a pair 10 s.
Burnt wood nut bowls. :. - to g.
Burn wood plaques, 500 10 s2.1'i.
5iarieure sets. complete. s. TO ST..
H. solid gold rings, zoe 40 $50.
1hss--' leather wrist bags, 2ic to s5c.
Ch-lFeus leather ehaio purses. l0c 10 a5c
Baby ,otlet sets. ail kiUcs, i5c tao $3.50.
stag ee-a toilet sets from Si5t 80 Elo-one-
Fourth reduction.
NeT novelties ia leather bags. $3.50 40 SO
tei.nt sets. ebony ana cocoboia. $50 TO 81:
iIarcEerchiefs oPd glove boyes, 81 TO 50.
Ladies amt chHdren's Iockets from 5oS
20 g..
Infants brush and comb sets, 65c to zoe
Fancy Don Of slstouerg, i5c ap 20 $3.50.
Toilet sets. como, brush and mirror 81
e. g.
Fancy hose supporters. ogo 10 = q pair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22
ELECTED COMMODORE.

Wv York. Dec. -t.-Corue,iUs FmGa--
.il rouigu, Was elected eommotI,rr a.
Doe New York Yacht club Goo succeed
l-a-rlcS -. HourH.. who followed In.
8.anhSreu uu-Lunf ~ retiring after fhrar
consecutive y.lr. uf service
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22
RING OUT-RED BEL

Ring out, red bells, for givine-time has come,
Bringing sweet cheer at the close of the year s
To most Misunderstanding sadness to some
Open your purse. With generous feeling
Do your buying. The task is not trying
Down at the store where red bells are pealing.
What to give herr That particular thing
The heart desires Is there to tempt buyers
To pause, admire then of It's beauty sing
What to give him? Some women ask our aid.
1t saves worry IN the rush and hurry.
For him we have the choicest gifts that 5 made:
Now join the thrOne and elbow down the aisles
Jostle mingle, every nerve a-tlngle,
Amid displays of qualities and styles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22
AT BACON RIDGE.
Chicago News

urummer-YVhy are all the natives Of
g his village out this morning!
ncle Silas-Why. by heck. they heard
ana automobile with one 81 those new
slIihope whistles coming down the road
and thought = circus parade was or the
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22
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