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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-13
DIVIDE SCHOOL MONEY.
Apportionmont Of County Funds Made
By Supt, Smith.

An apportionment Of school funds has
been made by County supt Of Schools
Smith among the school districts OF the
county The amount apportioned Is S.
C39@ and the distribution Is made upon
basis Of school population Of S759. and
the rate per capita is % cents Tho APP
nUTNUnment foll0Wa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-13
DIXIE A BIG ONE.
One OF the Greatest Properties In the
Goldfield District


Goldfield District
The Goldfed News says Of the Dixie
mine, Of which W, II, Clark of this city
is manager;
AT depth Of 30 feet on the Dixie u
station has been cut and the ore body
opened up for a width Of lG feet ON
Wednesday this shoot was sampled,
giving the following values: SPAS, $3.50
and Sl6O. This Is the best showing that
has been made by the mine and proves
70 10 be one of the greatest properties Ia
camp. No stopping has been under
taken, nor will there be any until the
shaft has been continued TO a depth OF
800 feet The constantly increasing
values as the SHAFT progresses leads tho
management to believe that the mine
viii develop into bonanza Of the first
importance. The depth thus far at
talned has proved that the ledge. which
dipped out at the 7O-foot level again
Strengthened and continues with regu-
lauty II brOadeus and then narrOWs
down but It's general course Is pracu-
caliy vertical, At the ll0-fOot level the
ore shoot has been proved for a width
of over 20 feet Values at this depth
are Of high milling grade. As eXtracttA
the shipping ore Is being set aside and
viii be sacked for shipment, although
no effort at production will be made un-
tll the consummatiou of the plan OF de-
yelopmcnt as outlined. The incline
tunnel on the parallel or east lead Is be.
Ing driven with the object In view OF
determining its connection with q cross.
lead from the main ledge that has been
opened at surface. II is believed that
the junction OF these two win be opened
aud a shoot Of very rich ore exposed,
I'm every feature of development the
mine ls substantially improving, a fact
that IS giving added Importance TO the
eastern belt Of the district,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-13
GREAT PICTURE SALE

For two weeks only we will sell anv
framed Picture or Medallion from our
large stock at from l-3 to 1-2 of the
regular price. The subjects are Sc
lect and the frames OF the latest de-
signs.
See out Window Display
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-13
CONCENTRATES,

W. H. CLARK expects 10 return 10
Goldneld next Saturday
Several cars Of Yampa matte were at
the samplers during the day.
Tony Jacobson. manager Of the CO.
lumbus Con, OF Alta, departed for camp
today.
Secretary a, L. Snow is expected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-13
SHIPMENTS FOR lola.
Horn silver Has Nine Cars Zine ore al
Samplers Today,

The Horn Silver Mining company has
commenced forwarding zinc ores to
lola, Kan, on It's new contract TO sup
ply the shelters at that point with 1000
tons.
At the samplers this morning were
nine carloads OF high grade ores Of the
class stated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-13
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, April ,-Cattle-ReCcipts, f..
20 market Glow TO 10 cents lower, Good
TO prime steers 6,lVq7 %; poor 20 medium,
46jl575; stockers ana feeders, 2UQQO, " !
cows 2.i5a5 ", heifers, 3UOgo.OJ; Gamers,
l.G0Q3O0; bulls, 2,50Ii.7J, calves, 3,t0ao p,
HOgs-Receipts today $500; tomorrow,
1900 market 8 cents lower, Mixed and
butchers, 3. j0qj6o, good 10 choice heavy,
5,65u6 61h; rough heavy 1000 co. lights
8 4Oa6 80; bulk Of sales b.5Ou5,65.
Sheep--ReCeipts 300, market weak,
lambs steady, Good to choice wethers
5.j0q6O0, fair to choice mixed, i,j0q5 ~ (,
western sheep, j.0Qa6O0, native lambs
4 J0a7 20; western lambs, i,JOqIsS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-13

But the surprising thing is you can
talk TO nearly everybody you care to
over the Independent now Look in the
book and see
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-13
NEW YORK PROnuCE.

New York, April l3-Sugar, raw, firm
Fair refining, 45-l6 centrifugal, 70 test,
1910. molasses sugar l.l6.
Refned-Quiet, Crushed, 6,s5i powdered,
6.25 graduated, 6.l5
Coffee-Quiet. No z Rio, rs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-13
Nevada Stocks.

James A. Pollock & Co., brokers, re-
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco today;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-13
sALTAIR. APRIL IL.
REMOVED.

Come have a good time with the Bn.
lie club.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-13
WOOL"

ST LOUIS.
81, Louis, April 3.-Wool, dull Terri.
tory and western mediums, 22N23 fine
medium, lfNlS fine, Mali
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-13
JANUARY CLOSED.
New Pumps Being Installed At Goldfsld
Property

Tho january mine has been tempo
rariiy shut down for good reasons. In
the nrSt place IN engine has not been
oVethauled since the plant was installed
IN july, 1904 and 1t was absolutely nee
esshry mat repairs be made to same,
says the Goldheld News.
In the second place they were hoist.
ing with a bucket from The 2S0- font
ieVei-the deepest I'm the camp-ovcr
lloVo gallons OF water each "A hours, az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-13

The office Of the Pioneer Ore Sampl-
Ing Co. Is moved to 5l4 Dooly Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-13
EUREKA AND
RETURN $500.
Via d. & II, g., April 18th,

Special train leaves salt Lake $50
a. m, Returning leave Silver city 600
p, m, Eureka $3.50 p. m. Magnificent
ride over the famous double loop, Ev-
erybody invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-13
OMAHA

South Omaha, April l3.-Cattle Re-
ceipts, 4,5OO; market ~ cents lower. Ma
tive steers 4.55q6.5O; cows and heifes,
3.6OHj 10, western steers, $1,000 can
ners, 2.OJH3.5O; stockers and feeders, 2,i5
u6.l6i calves, 2.jOg6.Ooi bulls, stays, etc,
2.fOa4 30
Hogs-Receipts, 900; market lower
Heavy 5Gnq5,32hi mixed. 5.Gaj,3J,
lights, 5. 20q5.SQi pigs, A.I5q5.l5; bulk Of
sales, 5.2ja5.3O.
sheep-Receipts 5000 market steady
Western yearllngs, 6.00a6 l0 wethers, 5, y
ass; ewes, 5000 70; lambs, 6Ogi,D,
KANSAS CITY
Kansas city April 3.--Cattle-Receipts
5000; market steady to 10 cents lower. Ma
tive steers, 1885, go. native cows and
helfers, 2.50q5, 90; stockers and feeders,
3,JOq5 %; bulls, 2.15q4.l5 calves, $4,000
western fed steers, 4,jjqj.iO; western fed
cows 100000,
Hogs-Recelpts 5000; market weak to 3
cents lower. Bulk Of sales, 5.30d5.A2R;
heavy 5. 4Oa5 az; packers, 5,3jd5.i5; pigs
and lights, 4,j0q5,i0.
Sheep-Recelpts, 1900; market steady
Muttons, i.50q5.gO; lambs j.75d7. 20; range
wethers, 5O0a66O, fed ewes, 4.5OQ5.6j,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-13
THE STATE BANK
OF UTAH. -

SALT LAKE CITY,
Joseph +. Smith prendenl
VIM y. Preston Woe Presdenl
Charles =. Burton Cashier
Henry I. McEwan Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS;
Heber ]. Grant, Issnc Barton,
Joseph Y. smith, James D. Murdook
Chas 3. Burton, Byron Groo, a.
Vim, q, Preston, Heber NJ Wells,
A W. Carlson.
Commercial Banking IN all It's branehsa
Accounts Solicited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-13
WELLS FARGO & CO., BANK

Bait Lake city, Utah. tEsiaoliaheeu rii1sh
Capital. Surplus Undivided -, ,sn,p
profits .,.,,.,". .,,,'.''' -; ,,1iS,,Sviiys
Tfansacts A general banking PUSHES,
Domestic and foreign Direct c9nenvyYy;SSss
with banks In all principal ci'les VI WV
"fssiJEs--Drafts, letters Of credit W
eranhio transfers on all prominent o4u'
"Depoalts reoeived-subiCct 70 che.h
II. /. MILLER, Cashier
III p, CLARK, Asst CaSi1en
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
.>SFoR%ms
OV/ NOT ON \Ti
"a SALE &c
"a MONDAY. A
on the Second Floor

CAMBRIC GOWNS. low neck.
trimmed with lace insertions,
beading ribbon drawn 6QC
through and lace edge. .....
CAMBRIC GOWNS. square
neck. trimmed with hemstitched
tucks, four rows of blind embroi-
derry insertion. embroidered ZDC
edge and ribbon bOw........
NAINSOOK CORSET COVERS.
round neck, French style, trimmed
with two rows of Maltese lace in
sertiOns, beading ribbon d DC
drawn through and lace edge
NAINSOOK CORSET COVERS.
round neck, French style, trimmed
insertion, beading ribbon AQC
drawn through and lace edge
CAMBRIC DRAWERS, trimmed
with tucked umbrella-shaped 2DC
lawn ruffie ............--.-.
WOMEN'S WAISTS. made of
linen-fnished waistings. front
trimmed with two hand-embroid-
sred panels. finished with eight
side pleats, deep tucked cuffs ana
tucked collar; special S1.AQ
aJ = .
WOMEN'S WAISTS. made or
mercerized poplin, front trimmed
with fine graduated tucks anu
eIaborately embroidered with large
medaIfions; special -, 2D
at =.
MISSES FITTED JACKETS,
made of tan covert cloth, % inches
long. cOllarless effect; finished with
stitched velvet and silk braid;
serge lined throughout; sizes II,
16 and Is years; sold else
where at $500; special at SS,ZA
GIRLS HIGH NECK SHEER
WHITE LAWN DRESSES. yoke
formed of embroidery insertion
and fine tucks, finished with ruffle
OF embroidery; full skirt and deep
hem; sizes q to Il wears; 81 O6
special at .............
The Above VIII Not Be =
y on Sale Monday.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
White Goods=-Similar Values.
1st FL. Centre.

INDIA LINON. made of finest
quality combed yarn, so inches
wide: sold elsewhere at 12c.
yard; special at .012c
SHEER LAWN, 40 inches wide;
sold elsewhere at 15c. a yard: our
price c
PERSIAN LAWN, very sheer
quality, 50 inches wide; sold else
where at 19c a yard; our price,
12c
FRENCH ORGANDIE, our
own importations. beautiful sheer
quality-suitab BILE for evening cos
TUNES; 6S inches wide; sold else
where at 40c. a yard; our price,
29c
PURE LINEN CAMBRIC. used
extensively for waists and entire
suits. SO inches wide, at..... .24c
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
Sheets and Pillow
Eases.
Easement.

AdSeS.
Easement
Our own brand No. SO
Sheets and Pillow Cases,
made Of superior quality
bleached sheeting, torn
from the piece; finished
with wide hen1s.
54x90 ineh Sheets. each. 53c.
63x9O inch Sheets, each. soc.
63x99 inch Sheets. each. 63c.
-12x90 inch Sheets. each. CSC.
12X99 inch Sheets, each, CSC.
Slx90 inch Sheets. each CSC.
90x9O inch Sheets. each. TIC.
90x10S inch Sheets, each. Sac.
42x3Sl5 inch Pillow Cases. sc.
43x36 inch Pillow Cases, sc.
45x3Sh inch Pillow Cases, Sc.
50N3S1s inch Pillow Cases, 9c.
54x3Sla inch Pillow Cases, 21c
PILLOW CASES, made Of
"Wamsutta" Gold Medal Muslin:-
Hemmed Hemstitched.
42x36-inch. f2c sc
45x36-inch. 13c 16c
PILLOW CASES. made of New
York Mills muslin; 42X36 and ak
36-inch, each ............,..11 c
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
Black and COlored Silks.

1stF
AT 39c. Yard BLACK JAPANEsE SILK = inches vide sold
a 49c. a yard.
At sAc IMPORTED BLACK DRESS SILK. inches
TAt "-fS' wide; sold elsewhere at Soc. a yard.
TAFFFyTA
FAL CSN' a
A. inches wide
M -f>N' regular heretofore 69c a
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

GOWNS
Muslin. V shaped neck, trim
med with fine tucks and hem
stitched cambria ruff1e. .4Sc
Muslin. V shaped neck. trim
med with tucks. four rows of
embroidered insertions and en-
broidered edge. .49c
Cambria, low neck and short
sleeves, trimmed with beading
ribbon drawn through and en-
brOidered edge. .69c
Cambria. low neck and short
sleeves, trimmed with two rows
of torchon insertion, beading
ribbon drawn through and lace
edge .6Sc|
Cambria, V shaped neck. trim
med with tucks. four rows Of
blind embroidery insertion and
embroidery edge. .7ScI
Cambria. low neck and short
sleeves, trimmed with tucks. rib
bon drawn through. lawn band
and Val. edge. .79c|
Masonville Muslin. high neck.
trimmed with hemstitched tucks
and embroidered edge. SOC
Cambria. square neck. trim
med with hemstitched tucks. six
rows Of fine embroidered inser-
tions and embroidered edge and
ribbon bow .O9c|
Nainsook. low neck and short
sleeves. trimmed with clusters OF
fine tucks. embroidered inser-
tions. bead-drawn through lawn
band and Val. edge. e....Sf.19|
Nainsook. low neck and short
sleeves. yoke formed of six rows
Of Val. insertion. beading rib
bon drawn through and Val.
cage -.....-.......... 5 1 %
Nainsook. low neck and short
sleeves, yoke formed of fine en-
broidered insertion. embroidered
beading ribbon drawn through
and lace edge, kimono
Cambria, sraare-shaped neck.
yoke forJaeS - fine sssSss. en-
hroider@ insertion, embroidered
Z edge and wash ribbon
DOW -...-...-. ..........S y 80
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
Fancy Linens.
LIST Fl. Rear.

1st Fl. Rear.
CLUNY LACE TRIMMED
SCARFS AND CENTRE PIECES,
all with linen centres; prices
about one-third less than similar
pieces sell for elsewhere
2OX12-inch Scarfs. .S1O.S9
2Ox54-inch Scarfs. S7.96
20x45-inch Scarfs. So. .56
20X40-inCh Scarfs. So. so
Two sizes in ROUND CENTRE
PIECES TO match
2Ox20-inch Centres. So. .2S
2Sx2S-inch Centres. 81 80
Exceptionally pretty CLUNY
LACE EDGED SCARFS, 5-inch
edge. linen centre. with heavy
raised work:
2Ox54-inch pieces. Sc. At
2OX45-inch pieces. So. 80
2Ox3S-inch pieces. ..S5. 80
RENAISSANCE LACE TRIM
MED TABLE CLOTHS, round, ~
inches in diameter-with linen CEN
tres; elsewhere $1,000, our price
ST. .4S
RENAISSANCE LACE TRIM
MED SCARFS. diamond shape,
1Sx54-inch, with linen centres.
81 SO
TENERIFFE DOYLIES. hand
drawn linen centres, 1x7-inch size,
each ................ Zoe
PLAIN LINEN TEA CLOTHS.
hemstitched. with heavy hand-em-
broidered corners; made in Ire
land ayDraSSlV for MS
45x45-inch, each 50. "a
54X54-inch, each, SIS. 10
Value $3.50 and S4.50 each.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

MERCERIZED EOLIENNE,
silky-fnished. plain fabric. 81
inches wide; suitable for entire
costumes; our price. PIC
MERCERIZED PANAMA SUIT
ING, suita BILE for waists. dresses,
&C. 27 inches wide; at...... Sc
DOTTED SWISSES, dots of va
rious sizes; 81 inches wide, sold
elsewhere at 19c. a yard; our
price &c
IMPORTED DOTTED SWISS,
30 inches wide:-50c. quality at
34c.; 6Oc. quality .44c
SPECIAL:-Silk and Cotton
Pongee, a new fabric, especially
adapted for evening costumes; SO
inches wide; at .44c
ENGLISH LONG CLOTH, finest
quality; suitable for children's and
womens underwear: piece of
twelve yards .............S1 S "A
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
Girls Coat Suits
and Dresses.

At S3.24 R9UBLE R9 RI44E BEHAST- EEAyT
OF REFERS. loose back with
strap. embroidered emblem on
sleeves, sizes + to II years.
Al G. 40 RE G LA tt o n
NA ~ SAILOR s L T ),
made of blue cheviot or serge with
large sailor collar trimmed with
braid. embroidered emblem on
sleeves and shield, silk tie, kilt
skirt, sizes 6 to IA years.
AT c6 10 HIGH NECK BOX
Al pO. .T| PLEATED r L S =
SIAN DRESSES. made of good
quality serge in blue. red, green
or brown with linen rolling collar,
silk tie and patent leather belt;
deep hem on skirt; sizes 6 to i.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
Housefurnishing Dept.
Specials.
Basement.

Housefurnishing Dept. stocks
cover a multitude OF needs-you
hardly realize how many until you
stroll through this splendidly
stocked section. Perhaps you want
something in kitchen furniture or
cooking utensils; perhaps some
thing in electrical goods. or paints.
or travelling requisites in suit
cases and bags. a baby carriage or
"a knickknack in hardware that
always comes in handy. You have
TO wander through the Housefur-
nishing aisles in order to get an
idea of the stocks. This list, won
derfully varied though it is. merely
hints of the completeness of these
stocks:-
Japanned Water Coolers. agate
lined
, gal. S3. "a; 4 gal. $4.48; 6
gal, $500; s gal, S7.49.
Same as above. with galvanized
lining; l, IL gal. S1.12; . gal,
s "a; 3 gal, S1.57; 4 gal
81 81; s gal. 50. 10; S gal.
Same as above. with white en-
ameled lining:-2 GAL. So. .7S: 3
gal, SS. IS; 4 gal. So. SO; 6 gal
IA. 81; = gal, SS. So.
Peerless" Ice Cream Freezers
make ice cream in 31a minutes.
9ts 81 At; 2 OF, 81: Is; 3 OF.
$2 |; 4 qta So. .54; 6 qt.,
So. "a; s qt.. 81. 1S.
Acme Water Coolers. OF. size.
NonpareiI or Nursery Refriger-
.ators, 50. 80, S3. IA, SIS. "a.
Garden Hose, complete with
couplings. es9 20 it., S1.69; 90 it..
Combination Hose Nozzles,
.24c.
Hardwood Hose Reels. see.
Electric Fans. II in, with cord
and plug. S9.74.
Electric Bulbs. 16 candle power,
116 volts. dozen. ST .46.
Electric Flashlights, 97c.
Electric Pocket Flashlights, 4Sc.
and 74c.
Mesco Batteries. 14c.
Carvers, ebony handles, good
steel blades, Sac.
Same as above. with stag
handles, ST .O6.
Three piece Carving Sets. stag
handles. So. 80.
Rogers Nickel Silver Tea
Spoons. dozen. 5Sc.
Rogers Nickel Silver Table
Spoons, dozen. S1.14; Forks.
dozen. S1.14; Knives. dozen,
So.
Hot Corn Holders. pair Sc.
Pineapple Eye Ships. csc.
japanese Straw SatcheIs. acc.
and 79C.
Japanese Straw Suit Cases.
Sac, 94c., S124.
Marion Harland's Coffee Pots.
at. 93c., > qt.. S1.24.
Coffee Pots. nickelled on copper.
SLIP, St.49, S1.66.
Tea Pots. nickelled on copper.
S3c., 96c., 1.O9.
Oval Serving Trays, made OF
nickel, 22c., 32c., 4Sc., 69c.
Nickel Lemonade Shakers. with
covers. ST .OS, S1.3t.
Nickel Bath Sprays, 74c.
5 -O3, S1.3S.
Nickel Toilet Paper Holders.
Ole, sac, Acc.
Glass Butter Churns. ST .SS.
$1.7S, So. .O6.
Papier Mache Trays and Wait
ers, gilt star decoration, 16c..
21c., S6c., 44c.
Papier Mache Match Boxes.
lac, 19c., 22c.
Russian Bowls for Crackers or
Nuts. 22c., 29c., 36c.
Chloride of Lime, Sc.
Sallade's Insect Exterminator
ice.
Red Star Sanitary Fluid. 24c.
Carbolic Disinfectant. tic.
Platt's Chlorides, 39c.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
AUTUMN DRESS GOODS SHOW;
Tomorrow the Opening
Exhibition Made DOubly
Attractive by Special Pricing.

Broadcoths most favored. Surround them with
plain character-lght weight, satin
finished fabrics, you the situation promised
for Autumn and Winter. Should there be doubt
have already appeared The best and choicest of them
in plain fabrics of that sortand there's the forecast
We have splendid such ready for this
opening exhibition. While the occasion is primarily
one for you will not be likely to
overlook the special prices that encourage buying
These ideas-
At o0c Yard-Aa WOOL 6,, 20 inches vide vide
quality usually
at yard.
At S124 YardA5 WOO Wool & FRENCH RRoADcLoIa l. tn full fu
manufacturers in France; these hotrop
plum reseda myrtle copper cadet light
royal dark
where at $50 a
At Sl.4p a Yard ALL Wool RRoADcLoTH 80 inches vide
he enewes
At 81 % a Yard ALL IMPORTED BROADCLoTH
,, "a one of the best known brands brought from
fen shades including the latest ns and shade desr
AT S2.98 Yard @ Wool FFESfH & h APIEs & c59TI6 e inches
coior ] show" in the latest pastel and evening shades as well as street
In Addition to the Above, We Offer:
At s14o Yard BFoAPcIoTH M T. rich 5 jet baSs ss
And course the large order the
AT 7Oc = Yard-IMPORTED PRUNELI.A,
winter width "A inches 99c the lowest special
price we ever quoted for this Prunela heretofore
At 69c. Yard p .I Bc is yss9t m cngy
At 5Sc. Yard all WOOL PANAMA CLOTH 45 inches vide
m axeo I ~ even mesh made Of highest grade wool would m
this character
All Wool Crepe Albatross--Two Specials.
At SOC. Yard-cho different shades; value SOC yard
At 4oc.-ChOice of
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
Men, s Half Hose

1st FL
At 24c-E x T R a
Q L a LIT Y
FANCY LISLE AND COT
TON HALF HOSE. mottled
grounds. fancy stripes, ng-
ures and solid colors-em-
broidered TO sell at 35c. and
SOC. the pair.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

pOFt0JIOn.-
Pees. Moysns. 1Sc. can; Size
dozen.
Peas. Fins. 1Sc. can. Sc. .O8 dozen
Peas. Ex Fins. csc. can: So. .6S
dozen.
Peas. Sur, Eek. Fins. Csc. can:
SIS. Al 8 dozen.
Haricot verts. nne; can. 1Sc.: dog.
S2.O6
Haricot verts. extra fine: can. 2tc.:
dozen. So 40.
Hariens FlsSolets. Fins. 19c. can.
So. Z dozen.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
WOmen's Muslin Undergarnents
ciosk and Suit Dept, I'd FL. B'way.
CORSET COVERS

CORSET COVERS:-
Camhric. round neck, French
style. bea aiding ribbon drawn
through and lace edge. .....1 Sc
Camhric. round neck, French
style trimmed with torchon
lace Insertion, beading ribbon
dra Wn through and lace
edge ............... .24c
Nainsook. Y shaped neck.
French style. trimmed with wide
embroidered edge .29c
Nainsook. round neck. French
style, trimmed with lace inser-
ton. beading ribbon drawn
through and lace edge. .39c
Cambria. round neck, French
style, prettily trimmed with lace
Insertion, beading ribbon drawn
through and lace edge. .49c
Nainsook. round neck. French
style, trimmed with three rows
Of Val insertion. beading ribbon
drawn through and lace
edge ..-.............. 49c
Nainsook. round neck. French
style, trimmed with eight rows
Of Val lace. beading ribbon
drawn through and lace
cage ...---.-.-.-... .4Sc
DRAWERS:-
Cambria. hemstitched lawn
uinhrella-shaped ruffie .24c
Muslin. tucked cambric UNI
brella-shaped rufiie. .29c
Can'bric. lawn umbrella
shaped rullie with hemstitched
tucks .-.-..-......2 .29c
Nainsook. um1reIIa-shaped ruff
fie trimmed with two rows of
Val lace Insertions and Val.
edee .--..........-. -.49c
Nainsook. trimmed with tuckS.
fine embroidered runl= and
French band d-.......... ..A9c
SKIRTS
Cambria. shaped lawn
ruffin, trimmed with fine tucks,
wide embroidered edge. extra
aust rut.ie. ....-...........9 .99c
Cambria. umbrella shaped lawn
rufiie, trim med with tucKs and
six rows Of Val edges. extra
dust rufiie.. ..............S s .9S
Cambria. shaped lawn
rcfie, trimmed with six rows of
wide Val lace and Val edge. ex-
ta dust rutiie. e.........S1 5 / .9S
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
Children's and
Infants Wear.
ID Fl.

INFANTS LONG DRESSES.
made of nainsook. yoke of fagot-
ing. feather stitching and tucks;
neck and sleeves finished 6O.
with lace edge. OAl
PRINCESS DRESSES. made Of
pink or blue gingham, trimmed
with band of fancy ging- kOz
ham; sizes ,. 3 and 4 years. O2S
INFANTS LONG DRESSES,
made of nainsook, round yoke of
feather stitching and hemstitch-
ing; neck and sleeves fin
ished with hemstitched o.
Iullle' e'.'... - ~
PRINCESS DRESSES, made of
lawn, square yoke of embroidery
insertion and embroidery ruffle
around; skirt finished with nO.
hem; sizes 2, 3 and 4 years. 9YE
PRINCESS DRESSES. made Of
lawn. yoke of hemstitched tucks,
bertha trimmed with hemstitched
ruff1e; sizes. ., 3 and CT ~
years. --..~...-.-....... NJ
INFANTS LONG DRESSES.
made Of nainsOok, trimmed with
two rows of embroidery insertions
and tucks in yoke. skirt finished
with tucks and embroid- M
eIeu rune. "
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
BODY BRUSSELS RUGS: SPECIAL, SIZES,
ADMINISTER RUGS;
VARIOUS SIZES,
CARPETS: LESS THAN REGUL AR

yard an soc
SMITH AND HARTFORD TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPET
sale pi'V o 49c
SMITH ADMINISTER parlor effects with and with
price o ae S4c
BODY BRUSSELS CARPET. fve-frame. hes makes with
esDl price @i' yard o8c
and conDee CARPET splendid selection
borders regular price $159 yard sae 4
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
BigelOW Administer Rugs !,
Royal Wilton Rugs Dropped Patterns.

manufacturers entire line of discontinued
Many of the best sellers
been in regular
foot WILTON RUGS regularly $23 As $40 "a
S1xl0a foot WILTON RUGS S2774
XII foot WILTON RUGS regularly 1854
No foot WILTON RUGS regularly $4674 S43
loaxl2 foot WILTON RUGS regularly $4G74 Sk3.