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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
LATE LOCALS.

Architect g, NJ Nouhaueen Ia com.
plollng plane for $4,000 modern resl,
donco on Thirteenth East street n0ar
First South street for william T. kIeor,
W, l., n, Allen has secured tho con,
tract for the building OF tho H. Y, trust
comppnys new building for $4,000 the
prco including everything excepting tho
plumbing, heating ana gas htllnR
Dora Jonton, tho Victim Of criminal
opera iion AZ the hands Of John V,
Long, In NJ the Holy rCoss hospital IN
quite q critical condition However,,
she was reported somewhat improved
this afternoon,
Lieut. Point ~ the Twonlynnlh Ga,
fnntfy who was ahot and wounded by
capt R0lburne whom the latter oflccr
blow his own brains out, IA now able 10
hc out, though not yet sufficiently re-.
covered 10 be able to report for duty,
The surgeons Nmpuated yesterday
Afternoon, tho middle finger OF Mrs, A,
J., Thomas left hand and this morning
laneod the arm TO draw off accumulated
pus with hopes Of saving that momher
But tho result this afternoon was un.
certain, and her friends arc very anY.
ioub about her Postmaster Thomas
hopes 20 DO out on the street by Monday
next,
saturday evening at the University
club the Utah alumni of the Kappa
sigma College society WIN hold ban.
duet and reunion There are about
twenty members Of the Greek lc,ior
eocity In Utah, having graduated from
almost ~ many different colleges The
La ~ "a.
tcrnltos, lta headquarters being IN the
south whore II WaH organized prior
TO The Ciyll war
The stone mneons wlll begin next
week laying stone ON the towers Of tho
Catholic cathedral The plastorors arc
nlroady actively AZ work ON the largest
single contract over lot In the west as
lhorc are In round numbers 10000
equuro feet 10 be covered Two car.
loads Of anglo steel ana one carload OF
expanded metal lathlng 10 say nothing
OF the wooden lathng VIII be used IN
the plos,orlng work,
Miss Josephine ", Morris, the talent
cd young olOcdl0nlHt of this city, ana
George Arnold Goff were united IN
marriage NJ noon today, the ceremony
taking place IN the Temple with proaI.
dent John r. Wlnder officiating, A
reception IN honor Of the popular
young couple VIII bc held At the resi-.
donco Of the sister of the bride, Mira
j, a, Brown, 23O7 south Eleventh East
this evening, when many friends viii
congrcgnto 10 Wish them 10y on their
Journey through HE Following tho
reception they viii leave for their fit.
luro home AT Bingham Junction, where
Mr., con takes the p0hilIon OF cashier
OF the Jordan CITY bank The brllo IN
the daughter Of the late Blehop elias
Morris, the. groom belng tho son Of
lIyfum 0on,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
WEATHER REPORT

Record at tho local Office OF thu
weather bureau for the u hours end.
lng q ! q, m, today
Barometer reading at 9 a, M, 1851,
inches Temperature at d n, m, ~ Do.
grcoa, maximum, ~ minimum, ~,
moan, 5Gi which IL 3 degrees below nor.
NAL
Deficiency Of the daily moan tcmpet.
nturo since the first OF tho month, % de.
grceg,
Excess of daily mean tompcra,ur.
since Jan, I, a2l degrees.
Precipitation since the frst ~ tina
month, g.5s mchcs which 10 Lea inch
above the normal
EXCESS IN precipitation since Jan, /,
40 inch,
FORECASTS TILL G J.. NJ, THURS.
DAY,
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
ylcmlty
Partly cloudy ana unsettled tonigh,
or rhurfday,
Utah forecasts taken at Denver.
Col0)!
FAR tonight md Thursday
Wet Wyoming,
Fair tonight and Thureday,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
BUSY DAY WITH
THE DIRT DEALERS
Clayton Co, Makes $4,000 State
Street Sale for zlons Saw
ings Bank
LOCAL PEOPLE THE BUYERS.
Gus Holmes Gets The presbytcrlan
Church Tor $4,000 and Judge Col.
born a Good Corner Today,

Another real oslato transaction Of
magnitude Ia reported thip afternoon,
IN the tranefor Of 1875 feet front ON
state street, Immediately below the
Hala, between Third and Fourth
South streets, through Clayton n con'
pHny, TO local parties from the lions
Savings Bank 81 Trust company, for n
little over $4,000 Tho ground IN at
present covered by small sloros and
buildings OF very little account ana II
IN tho understanding that part Of these
win be- torn down and that much of
The property improved, the remainder
being held for speculative purposes,
The namep Of the purchasers are with.
held for tho present,
HOLMES GETS ANOTHER CHURCH
Tho historic rhst Presbyterian
church property " the next 20 follow
tho riret Methodist church IN being
cold, and also like the Methodist churcN
fito IA now IN the possession Of Land
lord O, 4 Holmes ~ the knulsford ho'
toll Tho property w located on the
northeast corner Of the intersection Ot
and includes 100 feet on both streets
with tho church odince, tho Octagon
and Manno residences, The transfer oc'
CURED yesterday afternoon, ana tho
consideration WAS $4,000, or an the Land
Hes, az the rate Of Sl6h per front foot
n In understood that Mr. llolmos wiu
remodel tho buildings which win then
he Tor ront and the purchase IN genor.
ally considered IN oNoolonl one, Tho
transaotion IN considered m showing "A
strong ana practical faith on tho part
Of Me- Holmes IN the future of salt
Lake. IN fact he has expressed morn
than once "a business men and friends
his belief IN the coming greatness OF
the town, Notwithstanding the deter.
mined ana persistent efforts on tho pave
Of certain disappointed political inter.
cats 20 give n n black eye IN the grHtln-
cation OF personal spite,
The sale win give the First prcby.
terlnn church people quite u sum Of
ready money ~ apply towards The IN.
orcnso " tho church building fund nnd
nj the same time win shortly remove
another old landmark The Octngon
residence and the site was formerly
par, ~ the old w s., Godhc homestead,
md old timers win remember n IN tina,
connection The church was built early
IN me seventies,
STATE STREET CORNER SOLD,
Another big realty salo was consum.
mntod thia morning involving tho
changing hands OF the northeast corner
on state street ana Fourth south, Tho
piece OF property comprises 1875 foet
frontage and nine rods back iIeyono
the fact that n was purchased by Los
Angeles parties nothing further Nv
forthoomng Judgo w. r. Colborn, who
engineered the deal, declined 10 either
give the price or state who were the
purchasers
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GRADUATES FROM
THE EIGHTH GRADE.
Estimated that About 200 viii
Come From the County
Schools,
A ROSTER OF SOME OF THEM.
Partial List Of Those Who VIII be
Awarded Diplomas Sent lNto
Superintendent

II ~ estimated by county Rupt ot
Schools Smith that there viii ho about
sO eighth grade graduates w the county
schools this year partial lIsl q those
who will be awarded diplomas has been
made up but as yo, only q few of IN
principals have sent In their Hats Follow
Ing IL u list " the 80 already M
DISTRICT 81, WEST JORDAN,
G, E, Gounn principals John Farmer
Peterson. Annie peterson, dem dQtdner
Duncan dlOycr, Nora leinlOyson, Amelia
Olsen, Gertrude llbhnrd, katie llnun,
llyrum shulscn Susie Mex willard Mnl'
elrom, lrcno Gardner Hans Peterson,
Mile GLOVER Vivian clover Louis uuld'
nor Lorenzo 6nrdnor
DISTRICT o.
G.. I. Gon principals Malim Malsrom,
Ray Maltlrom John " Plltls N, ~,
Laura G BennctL Mabel NJ Lannlgg'
Nllle Ellen /, Olsen, Belle sanders. We
late GIL BIlvon jacobson,
DISTRICT 81
Lowis O, clark, principal clarence Cor
mao Illrmon, Bertha spencer Lutte lolm,
RUBY Walters, May Quest Dora boll
DISTRICT %,
A. y, Allen .lprincIpq olmund oggu'
,Aorpee' (9hp sJmpGcma jon oly,Er ,,ocGi,ainn
Louis Cbambclnin Lucy Morlls, lIc9o
regg olivo Fisher Jano shipper Ncly
shipper -
J u elgrk prlnclpa Atlh4r SAMUEL
Dhard lotimtr Joseph Reed, Edwin Or
son, Fannie Pats, A,l.p Fairhouln MAR
gatot Nomor ltcno Miller bonprc MAX
well, Albert johanson,
DISTRICT 81
n. \. CART principals Maud Brighton,
Katie smith, Nillnm F0wlks'
DISTRICT @
Preston D. Richards, principals May
Bcnnion Mary Bonnlon, liQronHe Spons
Ger, Cora IlnrkeG l3llu LlndshS vine NJ
Bcnulon, clyde lionnon, Llsslo Frame
DISTRICT 80.
Hans w. stcncnscn, prlrgIpal Estclla
Waiford, lsnnc " maxwell
DISTRICT ~,
Edwin 4. sheets, principals. Ralph
Qunylo, Chester Reese. Arthur u, hoees,
Fern Nelson Annie NJ lutghlc. ioolgo y.
SOndcls, Oiof Nllson, .JulN NJ Smith,
Guy \ Hart Frank H. olsen, Norma
ChlIstopherson, Mary A. Bennett. Helen
Mitchell Clarence Eyngs, Ilsbcr a N.Y..
Shea, Earn rlcc, Ida Rlousqac, Cora
Connlrt, LcNlc JQQce, Ruy Mcfnrlgnd
wv Allen Ilosslo Morgan, IAurolto bur.
ton Pearl Cook James Hunt
DISTRICT H.
j, r. Rocs, principal, Thorn Peterson,
Edllh !lon Etta Dowdlg Lawrlna ,Nell.
Brady Mile ChrsIcnscn. Edna jun.
phrcys Eyor Peterson lprengo WIN.
hcrslrom Farley Lewis, Robert Yorgan-
t0n, Harold Holman, Kenneth kunrc,
Nolla Dobba, Ermo Perry, Ethel Larson
DISTRICT A.
gan, Maud Page, Lydia r. Orellly, Myrtle
Webb, Ella Peterson, Minnie Peterson,
DISTRICT ST.
John r. Spencer, principal Lena san.
dcrA Francis Abbott Hazel Mcohio,
Francis Brown Nottie Butler VIM. Rua.
mutscn Burt Mcdhc
DISTRICT So
j. J.. Brown, principals Lawrence Bow.
den, Vera inwhen, Allcc VA WIDEN Rarhe
William fangcrler LEROY Potter.
son. Lilly Peterson, Violet Brnlhall, Lo.
Ncnla wilkins,
DISTRICT a.
G. e, Maynard principal John wcst
~ NJ y, Chrslophorson director NJ
music IN NO county schools VIII meet
with all eighth grade pupils nj tho As,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
TO ADVERTISE UTAH.
Manuscript ofproposcd Booklet Approx.
Cd by tho Comm ssion,

Tho members NJ the Lewis & Clark
commission for Utah, held u meeting
this morning ana read over tho mOnu-
script for the booklet 10 be issued by
the commission 70 advertise Utah at
tho fair, Tho matter Vas approved and
10000 copies ordered printed, A COM
mltloc consisting OF supt A. g, Mel.
son, and profs, stewart and Cummings
NJ the University " Utah, was present
IN tho interest of Prof, Mcknight,
whom they requested the commission
Of the educational exhibit, No action
was taken on nat matter At this morn.
ing's session,
At tho afternoon Rosslon today tho
commission WIN mako all the appoint
lnohth OF the employee necessary IN tho
Utah building at the fair,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24

charlts smith, whom she married M
Farmngton on juno 20, 1904 In hcr
complaint she alleges that on Sunday
May H. defendant grabbed her by tx
hair ana dragged hor from the house,
She also charges that he frequently
cooks HIS own meals and refuses la
give her any food She asks nlmony
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
aud Andrews Reprieved.

Denver May 2l--Goy, Mcdonald TO-
day granted a roprIove for three weeks
TO Fred Arnold and Newton Andrews
week nj tho state ponltontlory for Inc
The reprlovo IL granted IN order to per.
NIT the attorneys 90 carry the case 10
the United states supreme court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
TURNER GETS DAMAGES.
succeeds In lils suit Against the Utah
Consolidated,

In tho federal court yesterday after.
noon a verdict was brought In against
The Utah Consolidated Mining oompdny
In favor Of J, IT, Turner, for 1850 Tho
suit was ono for damages due 10 smel.
ter smoke 10 the homo Of plomllrf no.
day the case Of w, l., Turner n brother
OF the plalnllll In the previous case, was
taken up, Ills suit " against the famc
com pnny Tor similar damages,
D. H. Anderson, carpenter Of on.
den, has illod A,potItlon IN bankruptcy
WIN. assets OF SOL ana liabilities OF t2DS,-
W John NJ, McTato OF Eureka has also
nled n bankruptcy petition with linbll.
illos or ,O2O20 ana assets Of $685. which
N claimed 10 be oyompt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
DIED,

llAMLl ,.-ln Salt Lake CITY, Utah, May
dlsoaeo, George lIamln, horn Juno T.
1871 In Boston, Mass
Funeral VIII be held Thursday, May o.
al 9.o'olock p, M from the Second ward
moounghonse Friends Of the family arc
kindly Invited TO BE- present
NAnPED, AT e23 w. Seventh South this
city May e. 1905, " old nge suslo,
wife q the late ChNs Nnpncr horn
juno II 1880 IN Shropshire, England,
Notice " funeral later
chRLlkLE-At County lnnrmary, May
y lp0S, " general debility Aamuel III,
g0rllblo, aged NJ years, Native II leng.
land
Funeral services Thursday ot D. m,
from funeral chapel VI yDdoltAkCr Josonh
VIM, Taylor, Friends invited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
PETITION DENIED.
supreme Court Decides Against Rot,e
sterling for Rehonrlnp,

In o lengthy written opinion tho ~.
promo court this afternoon doniOd l6e
petition Of respondent for rehenrlng
In the case Of Rotto sterling respond.
ont, w The Head Camp, Pacific jnrs.
dleuon, Woodmen OF the World, appel.
In an opinion by Justice elraup, the
supreme court recently rovnrscd iho
judgment OF the lower court In ihe
case, y which Mrs sterling was Inward.
cd Ju1gnenl against tho appellant for
the sum Of $1,000 being Insurance ON nor
husbands lifo, Mrs sterling then maid.
ca ne supreme court Tor rohearlnq
on. the case That petition tho COW,
To-Day denied. Justice McCarty wrote
we opinion OF No court, which Ia con.
Ice Bartch dlHsonts, ne being of oplnlon
thnt respondent should be granted a
rehearlng,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
YOUNG AND BURTON,
WIN Return TO Gold6eld without
Resisting.

San Francisco, May 2i,--lt was an-
nounoed today thot.J y, Young former
president ana y, l. Burton, attorney
fcr tho collapsed Gold0old Bank and
Trust company would return to Gold
ntld. New without resisting oStradl.
ton, Thoy were arrested here last
night ON tologrQphio warrants from
tho sheriff AZ Goldned charging them
with ombesslcmont Of funds OF the
bank,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
HOME FROM MEXICO.

Joseph II Parry lr, returned sun.
day from Mexico whore for some y
months he has been doing missionary
lobors among the natives lie returns
I'm fair health, ana " glad 10 get back
To Zion IRON what II considered tho
hnrdeel mlsalon In the church, lie al.
qurod flucnt use of the spanish Ian.
guago, both IN speaking ana writing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24

charm ~ manner NO winning that sha
sill makes ON ideal Juliet. one that
could hardly be exoolod,
Few Romoos Of today could bo hhnds
somor, more lnposelonod, and more
vlrllo than Mr., Sothorn, II Is dlnloult
10 think ~ am actor among American
professional ranks who could glyo
moro finished Interpretation, and
perhaps tho hlghoft sort Of praise that
could be bestowed upon him N tho
simple statement that IN him Ia found
q liomoo IN All ways worthy Of such a
juliet Both were rewarded with NUM-,
borcts curtain calls,
I'm tho support Mr. Crompton In the
part uf Ftlpr Lawrence easily led, and
WVV an inglnnce Of llne reading fccls
INK dollnoalion aud legitimate con.
Ctptlon to which the stage today IN
too often a stranger While the pre-.
Fonlatlon nv "a whole was ~ all round
excellence II can hardly be said that
MI lluntcr mAdO the utmost Of the
ino part Of Moroullo that Mr. Hncketl
WAS M happy ng usual or that Mr.,
Harris, who rants 10 much IN the old
style, was hnilyfattoY mr. Cnpulcl The
nurse OF Mira, Sol smith was excellent
throughout
70 n News representative who Wis.
tied him In his dressing room last
night Mr. Sothern expressed pleasure
al Tho manner IN which the presonta.
ton had been received, and said that
he and Miss Marlowo hoped a. visit
salt Lake ngain next year, rendering
three other Shnkepcorlnn plays shy.
look win himself ns the jew ana
Niles MnrloWo as portin, "Thc Tanning
~ The Shrow," and '"rwolflh Night"
Al tho Grand tonlaht "fho runaway
0lrl" forms tho lin by the Pollard
LIlllputian opera company
The sale for John Drew ls going ON
encouraeinfly NJ the Thoator, and tho
indications arc that Tho Duke ~ ISl.
llcranklo' win be- witnessed by hand.
some audience tomorrow night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
AUGUST THIELE CASE,
Trial Of Assallant or @, v, wor,hinston
Commenced This Morning.

The trial Of the case ~ the state Of
tab against August ThIclc, charged
with assault with intent 10 commit
murder was commenced before jury
IN Judge Armstrong; court today, The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
sHHsHsaHH
CAUGHT IN CAVE.IN.
A. w. chaho' sues Ilntle Mining Deyel
ODmoni co, for Damnpea

Arthur II, ChQbot filed suit IN tho dIa.
irlot court today dgalnat the Tntlo
Mining A. Development company 10 re-.
cover damages IN the sum OF 81 900 flr
MIurlce received By him while ON.
nloyql IN defendant mIno on March
~, 1905, While at work timborlng iho
mine plaintiff alleges that ne cnught
benolth u large mass Of rock whlon
oayoi N and was severely injured, lle
claims lhnl the accident was caused NV
tho negligence " defendant,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
oNE-THIRD OFF,
For Onn WanII.

on our Japanese china, vases, tea
chocolate sets brlc.n.bran, otc Also
n fine line Of art metal goods consr,
lng Of fancy cloope, Ink stands, etc.
High grade up.tosda,e goods, suitable
presents for any occasion,
DESEREr NEWS nOOK STORE,
Q Main Street
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To QMlpt l,ltlp.

SUIT to quiet tile 10 the Milton ana
MooRIa on ! Maid ,od9 cl@ a " Bingham
slo Copper Glance Mining n Mlllnt
Umpuny against Joseph Nelson
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24


Scaled proposals win be received up 70
"Wednesday juno 18th, lp5 al " o'clock
M by Tho Trustees Qf The Nh Dis
tnct School Of raylOTtyllo, Utah for tho
erection ~ a NOW olght.room schoolhouH'
plana ana 'neelioalIons can be seen nllGr
frame " ggylorNlllo, or At the office Of
tho architects, Ersklnr 4 LilJonbtrR, 80
nnd VA DOoly building Salt Lake CITY,
Utah Each bid must DO accompanied by
= ,corl,heg Ghtsek, Of : per cent q ,ho
S JGGs'S aG]tcod w od ms 'aT' q 'ArsRn
Franc, Tayloreyillc Utah or left with
lhe QrchlcctN before ,h1, Tine above eci
Tor the opening OF same Rlaht II reserved
20 rojool any ana oil bids,
ny order OF Tho Truhtoos
y d. WALLACE,
WILLIAM mARKGIt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
Two Iiankn Fail

Canton, Ohio, May 2i,-.Thc Canton
state bank closed us doors today The
cause Of the failure y not known. \
cial condition ~ the bank March q last
showed the resources were N3Di62,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
RURAL ROUTE THREE FOR BOISE
Especial 10 the "Ncws.")

Washington, u, g., May "a Rural
route number 3 has been ordered ostab.
llrhcd Aus I, at Boise, Ada county
Idaho, serving 40 people and ITO
houses
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24

Washington, May 9,--rho comptroller
OF the currency hns boon advised that
the First National Bank Of Lexington,
Ok failed today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
BOSTON MARKET.

Closing quotations today 40 70.
ported by the brokerage a Finance
Co., successors 70 Hudson Sons Co.,
brokers, were,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
Cruelty Claimed,

Crnolly u tho ground upon which
Annie NJ smith asks divorce from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
Hoods JdrSdpaiHd
and pits

Remove II, give new lie, new cour.
age, strength and animation,
They cleanse tho blood and clear tho
complexion.
Accept no substitute,
~ felt Tired all the time and could moi
sleep, After laklng Hoods sarsaparllla
n while ! could sleep well and the tired
feeling had gone, This great mcdlGlgc has
also cured me of scro'ulan MM &, N,
Rool, Gllcad, Conn,
Hoods oarsnpavllln promises TO
euro and Keeps tho promise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
That
Tired Feelin2

FH VVWII7UN oPFINB TFuUbTO,
lisa sign that tho blood Is deficient
In vitality, Just "a pimplcs and other
crupIIons are signs that the blood
IA impure,
lisa warning too, which only tho
hazardous fall TO heed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24
TOO LATE FOR
CLASSIFICATION.
WANTED.


nlDs FOR ERECTION or TWO LIME
kilnp, rock and BRICK work Apply ~
Geo, H. ATKINS, 800 Confer H.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS n C, I, re, >

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-24

Al tho Grand tonlaht "rhc runaway
0lrl' forms Tho hill by The Pollard
Lllllputian opera company,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-06

Mems heavy wool suits, Italian lining,
we'll made, regular $50 and "a *
$500 values, sale price. ..OflI y
Scotch cneviot and worsted suits, reg
ular $1,000 and $1,000 values, O. *
this seasons goods, sale price ..OIuIJ
Fine worsteu suits, new patterns and
this seasons styles, our regularC0 *
$500 number, sale price ....OUuIJ
Stein Bloch and Michael Stearns swell
suits, handsome patterns, nothing re-
s s;; ys sf $l' to $40 suit: ..$13.75
Young mems suits, sizes II to 20, in
all wool fancy cheviots and Scotch effects
81 s., TO- TO- $40 &c values $3.H
Boys 3-piece knee pant suits in light
colors, all wool worsted and chew 20 90
lots, sizes II to 16, all go at >.....~ o'oo
One lot childrens suits, sizes "a or
to 8, So value, sale price. ~A'oo
100 boys suits, 2-piece, S1.50 Or
and rs values, all 60 at ......... WV
Boys listers worth $3.50 and 80 7h
$500, sale price ~0''0
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-06
Clothing Department:

100 duck coats to be closed out 0Qn
at regular $3.50 quality .......... WV
Mackinaw Coats. The North 90 or
Star make, regular So value, sale ~0 Ao
Caps. Here's chance to get a good
cap cap cheap he p Our 81 50 fur lined 81 co
caps 60 at
Mittens. Heavy wool Aeeced lined
leather cover mitts, our leader at ON
SOC, sale price ....,...............o Oo
OvercOats. Now is the time to get that
overcoat off your mind and on your back
Long be1ted back overcoats in all wool
cheviots and fancy mixtures has been our
leader all season at $1,000 GO 7k
take them now at ~ ~
Overcoats in fancy mixtures, the very
latest, both plain and belted backsQQ 7h
regular SIP values, now w. ~
Scotch worsted overcoats in fancy
effects, latest and swell patternsQ11 "
only few left. SIS value, now VII. ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-06

Outing Flannels. SO pieces l0c and nc
outing fannels. light and dark o.
10 pieces &c and Sc outing hannels Eo
sale price INSTRUMENTATION. W
Is pieces L. L. muslin f. 3-4c
Aurora 8-4 sheeting, unbleached ;. 1Sc
Aurora ga sheeting, unb1eached. zoe
Aurora 1914 sheeting, unbleached. 22c
Same discounts apply on all bleached
sheetings.
Pillow Tubing, AZ inch, bleached loo
Pillow sheeting,42 inch, bleached 1910
Pillow sheeting, AZ in., unbleached Tic
Lonsdale and Fruit of Leon + o.
$50 pieces standard prints, &c IN
quality, sale price -. ~