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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-04
We Will BuyYour
Burned Piano.
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we can use your old piano. matter how badly damaged
1t may apparently be- and you Will sign over your right
and title In same to The Wiley Allen Co. we will give as
payment due bill ranging from $500 upward according
to- the condition of all the metal parts same Said due
Dill VIII be accepted part payment any piano
carry We will be able to repair replace any damaged
parts IN our repair shops, under construction The
demand for platec and metallic parts is limited and will be
quickly supplied Early callers at Oakland headquar
eers tiers %! Broadway Oakland, temporary Offices
9oI buchanan Street, San Francisco will be benefited
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-06

Paul Mccorniek II - frosn cAanxe
TO again
No Nordasas has r~aasaea assa
CorunA. =. n
Prank J. Bask and xafe came hoaa#
from sprinssr Saturday afsernoaa
Su2no Noasaaa was . ras@engea
up from Rsss yesterday safseraooa
Lorenzo MarsiR-x. u ~saae~raaan from
Resuelto. visits ts~n % q tradins
trip
Philip Neisoa. The osa4iner. In nor
employed Al wairosas 90 gosa sdyan.
tsse.
Orlando Smith. the xess side con.
tractor. visited his Cherry valley ranch
yesterday.
District Aftaruey y. ". Clancy came
tn tovn from Albuquerque yesterday
afternoon.
J. B. Renker. Q Chicago silyerxare
salesman. Is d~ispisying his samples
here today.
DON Trinidad Romero attended the
indian fiesta n Santa Domingo pues.
ID last week.
Prof. J. J. Vernon a the Agricai.
sarai college Al Mesiila Park. vas q
''breashes there the man with soul M
day night. en- route east.
A. e. Voorhees,. the Ration attorney.
Is here today. arm In arm with Geo.
q. King al Taylor. n. M.
{. W. Cameron Of Dorsey has been
The guest Of Secretary W. c Barnes
nf the cattle sanitary hoard.
John II. Mecuteheon Of the Indus.
trial Advertiser. came In from the
south on the early morning train.
Henry Essinger. the traveller sha
travels. was a norshIbound passenger
out Of town yesterday afternoon.
Frank Thomas. a salesman for the
Ration Coal 4 Coke company. arrived
from the Gate City on No. Z last even.
Inc.
w. q. Benjamin and family are
camping out In the country. hunting.
fishing and having a good time gen.
orally.
Mrs. Geo. N. Hflf aud daughter.
Miss Irene. and Mrs. Waite n. Davis
are at home from their outing on the
pecos.
Herbert Clark and Harry Coors. stu.
dents in the law department at Ann
Arbor. Mich. will start for home on
the 18th inst.
Thos. Y. Biauvelt and family. NJ. o.
Martinez and family. Mrs. John Ward
and J. G.. Rivera picnicked In Williams
canyon yesterday.
Mrs. Dan Stern reached home last
evening from an eastern trip extend.
ing over three weeks. accompanied BY
Miss Juliet Kaufman.
Miss Amelia Gutterman. a student
at the summer session OF the Normal.
went across the mountains yesterday
to her home in Santa Fe.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-06

JosAsA q, R.saasas IN fx Aha
ss~raae saa - P.~a this moraiax.
accompanied - r~Fas~Fs Rxsnnais.
fsesA ts0n . trip - Rskasra. Mass
Asa@a Ortiz l. A&ra fguEa Mssoa
MonnL
~A.ns namaea saEaw assa fron Tria.
haas sais @sirEaxsa
iana*s C, aeNarg IN this after.
,H9saA tor Albuquerque o. business
Dsn Easenio RssaeEs Is ~ home
tsam ID Paso ard iafeFnaeiiase EsoantsA
j. Z. fiannum. r~pEeseIsins the
Continental on company. h. mp from
Albuquerque today.
Aihano D. Gailesus lefs tor his Con.
ehas ranch today. after d~issoslag d
his WOOL clip u i.ees pounds
I'd PARIS. u casffia & Danesn's
livery stable. . verseabae Old timer 10
these parts. departed for California
this affernoon-
n. c. nilon. travelling man tM
Gross. Kelly & %. out from AisaaeeF'
que. spent Sunday with his sife IN
this city. returning 20 his post Of duty
last night.
. Misses Mae Reynolds and Janetts'
La Rue came hosne yesterday from
Santa Pc. where they had been the
guests Of Secretary J. W. Reynolds
ana family far n wa@E
Capt. Arthur Trelford. supesintend'
ent of the territorial penitentiary Al
Santa rs. b . visitor In town today.
NJ. IL. Sabin Was tieketed % town
from Albuquerque yesterday.
Little Agnes. daughter Of Deputy
Sheriff Jose 1. Lopez and wife OF San
u Fe. went over 10 the ancient city
Saturday afternoon. being zen OF AZ
the train by Grandma Monsimer.
Harry Shupp. manager Of the iiseid
wholesale house In Albuquerque. spens
the Sabbath at the paiernai roof In
Las Vegas. being accompanied to the
city BY a blushing bride u n few
days.
Cad Ailard. who cards himself a.
editor and manager Of the Evening
Star nj chicasha. Ind. Ter. but who
his disposed Of his newspaper plant.
has arrived In Las Vegas for health
reasons.
L. n. Allen. now a member Of the
city council Of Bisbee. Aria. without
the abdominal proportions. but with
a good business head on his shoulders,
arrived here from that lively mining
city Yesterday afternoon.
Henry Levy. the dry goods a
left yesterday for Mt. Clements. Mich.
where he will take baths for the rheu-
matism. before proceeding to New
York and laying In a big stock Of fall
and winter goods. He will be absent
from the city six or eight weeks.
4 number of young Las vegans will
give a dance al the Duncan Wednes.
day evening. Decorations for the fra.
ternity hop have not yet been remov.
ed and they will be utilized. The ad.
mission will be- 500 and the Sym.
phony orchestra has been engaged to
furnish music for the occasion.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-06

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yssssossy ~ sns sesrs spsaaes -
tse ssss sAss p~sssessses sss ~ snss
6sy Only. n ssss ssssrs ss.asy sssrs
siia he observes a sssasss: Frs~ D
- ~ 4. m.:seTp.m To general
oelssssy ssnoe~ ~sas b opsa srom 8
% sseaek Ia sss evening . go.
o s~cnooNMAkER...
p~ossrassss.
Las sssss n. o.. Aug ssh.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-06

Mrs. Hetty Hunt and son Tom Of
Hilisboro. returned from Fort Worth.
Texas. where Mrs. Hunt went to re.
ceive from Uncle Sam $50, due her
on Indian depreciation claims.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-06

Sealed bids will he received by the
undersigned for the construction Of
ail such sidewalks. where owners have
failed 20 comply With the city osdinan-
ees. ordering such sidewalks 10 be
built. The material TO be ssed In the
work b. 10 he either Cement. Flag
sins or vitrified n:ex.
Bids viii also be Fe9e.gsa for the
Construction Of cement caosswalks.
yesms for details fsr the above nscs
iio:sed work be had NJ my office.
Al bids must b. filsi In ny cfssce
before August &. 1911. az : .. N.
The city reserves the right 10 re-
ject any or all bids.
Dated City Of Las Vegas. N. ~. this
26th day Of July. 1906.
cHAS. TAMME. City Clerk,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-06

The earlier the saving habit IL form
ed the greater the benefit It gives, OPP.
en- an account with the Plaza Trust
and Savings Bank and-do 1t today.
SIT
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-06

Behring's 10 headquarters for gar
den hose. lawn mowers. aud the hes
hammocks made. <.fO9
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-06

Fred Eolett barber shop. Clean
baths. All work union prices.
7.l3:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-06
" - FoR LADIES. roo.

TAsy CO. ssss Tssss sssss 4sssas o,s
Nns m~ssps-sss.
Ladies vho hays thin hair and vhsse
hair b fsiAng oat. c.n prevent the hair
failing out. ant thicker thu gvowth. With
Nesercis "Herptcsda" Baaades. Hsspi.
eide h ne oe ths NEST agreeable hair
dressings there a. H.rplesie kills the
daadrua germ that eats the hair On II
tbs root Afses b germ II destroyed.
the root vtii shoot 10. and the hair eros
ouS - eve Even q sample util ean-
vince any lady that Neshesis Herplcise
- m Indispensable taslss requisite. 1t
contains no oil or grease. Il stii not stain
~ dye, Sold BY leading druxstssa A-ni
toe. In stamps for sample ~ The Herpi-
90 Co. Detroit. Mich.
&c. mU0pNgv. Ssseist Agent
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-06

stirras q Miller, photographers.
C.iTg.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-06

Pictures sramea % order q q. r
Dearths' the undertake.. fa..s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-06

Men lookans Tor rooms saoala call
Al the 7. n. {. A. and see those DE-
iightfualy eoxy and houae4llke rooms,
Everything ne~. eel lighted ana ven
tilssed, Missioa finish. Mlssion fur.
nisare o. seashered OAK, Electric
lights. steam heat. hot and cold run
ning water. Large closets. Shaxer
and tub baths. swimming psoi. gym.
nasinm. library and game roon, In
connection Enjoyable conpanioaship
xish other men. Location ideal. Prices
reasonable. Only q few iefs. Open
for inspection daily from Z a. m. 90
10 D. m. $50
creeory's billiard tables are Away
In hrst class eondi,toa. SO
Pictures sramsd % order q q. r
Dearths' the u11ertaker. le!.s
iobbea, piano tnnins: Colo e5s.
I-ii1
stirras 4 Miller. photographers.
C.iTs.
Gehrins's 10 headquarters for gar
den hose. lawn mowers. aud the hes
hammocks made. <.f0o
Try our nsw soft lump ceal Bril-.
liant. q w. Coodos. phone n. S<g
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-06

iobbea. piano tnains: Colo. sss.
-.Fsr
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-06

Creeosy's billiard tables are Away
In drst class eondiston. $50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
VOLUME Of TRADE
CONTINUES LARGE
II is Beyond All Precedent for the
End Of a Vacation
Season.
AUTUMN DISTRIBUTION HEAVY
No Particular Labor Troubles 10 Re.
tard Pr0grcss--lcading Industries
Report Great Activity.

New York Sept. ll-R G. Dun q
Co.'S Weekly Review OF Trade tomor-
row will say;
The volume OF trade continues beyond
precedent for the period, the end Of the
vacation season restoring normal forces
IN most occupations and there are no
important labor struggles 10 handicap
progress. Autumn distribution Is very
heavy. traders as a rule preparing for
needs well into the future. while mer-
camille collections are quite as prompt
as could be expected In view Of the
tight money market. There Is some un-
certainty IN primary markets for cotton
goods owing % the expectation Of lower
prices IN response 10 cheaper raw ma
terial. but as yet no concessions are
offered. Demand for wooden fabrics Is
also somewhat irregular, although fan
cy worsteds are Withdrawn because OF
The well sold conditions and other lead
ing industries report great activity and
strength. The prices OF commodities
rose during August in the aggregate.
dairy and garden products supplying
most OF the advance. Dun's Index num-
Der on Sept. ! being Sloi s07. against
SO, s95 month previous. Compared
With the position a year ago the ad-
vance Is 4 per cent. Railway earnings
for the first week Of September exceed
ed the figures of 1905 b. 10 per cent
Commercial failures In this week in
the United states, as reported by r. @.
Dun q Co. arc lii against l73 last
week, 10 the preceding week ana 1874
the corresponding week last year. Fail
ures In Canada number rs against s
last week II the preceding week and %
last year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

Song ,.."..... Miss Wilma Atwood
Address, Murray Of the Present"
.'..... EN-Mayor JOS II. Stratton
MUSIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .. Band
Address, hurry IS Years Hence
Mayor Charles Brown
Quartet.
Laying the cornerstone.
star Spangled Banner ........ Band
This Is Murray's first public building.
and as a beginner does her great ere
dit The building is estimated TO cos,
$50, 900.
After the progb,m Thursday the band
Hill lead the crowd 10 baseball park.
where the Merchants and Butchers will
play conclusions with free admission TO
all.
SCHOOL CALENDAR.
Sept TO- 1905. school begins
Nov % and 30 Thanksgiving recess.
Dec II 10 Jan. Z. Christmas holi-
day
Jan. to s. state teachers assocIs.
ton.
Jan. :. instruction begins.
Jan. %. first half year ends
Feb %, Washington's birthday.
April IS, Arbor day.
May 80. Decoration day.
May 81, school closes.
May "a and %, eighth grade exam.
nations.
Commencement day and Geld TO be
fixed by the board OF education.
The manual training department did
rot commence It's work this week. as
all the tools we're not ready but II II
expected that the shops viii be In
operation next week The first meeting
Of the teachers Of Murray City was
held this morning Mr. Wixom gave
an outline OF the shop work for the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL.
Corner Stone of City Hall Lald--School
Observation-Disclosures.

Murray, Sept. l5--The following bust
ness was transacted ct the last session
OF the city council
The city engineer submitted the
sketch and estimate Of the building for
the fire apparatus The cost OF build
ing. measuring about q by 90 would
be abaut '5eS.3s. The matter was re-
ferred TO the fire committee.
A petition was presented by Gus Pc
terson asking the council TO repair
the street near his residence The mat
ter was referred TO the road supervisor
and street committee. The repairing OF
the road near Daniel Smiths residence
was also referred 10 the road super
visor and street committee.
The street committee submitted a re-
port suggesting that the bridge cross
ing the Green river ditch on east MUIR
ray street be torn up and good sub
stantial one built The road super
visor and street committee were author
lied TO build bridge across the ditch
according TO the report adopted
Or. l.. r. Bird the city physician, sub
milted a report In regard to the unsan-
ietary condition Of the city. lie sug-
gested that pig pens be abated or COM
PEELED TO be built according to the SAN
tary regulations. He also suggested
that the pond on Sanders and Cald-
wells property be filed up or that lime
or some disinfectsnt be put into Il. and
that the ditch near the smelter pond be
slaeged TO prevent the water from
backing up from the creek.
The clerk was instructed 10 look up
whether the Regal avenue has been
accepted by the city.
1t was moved and carried that the
riding OF bicycles on the sidewalks on
Vine street be prohibited. The mar
shall was instructed to post notices on
said street 10 that effect.
NJ 8. Haynes, the special deputy wa,
ordered 10 deposit his bond with the
recorder or surrender his star.
The city engineer reported that the
sidewalk OF McMillan's meat market on
State street had been put In according
10 instructions
The mayor advised the city council
that there existed a vacancy I'm the Of
fee Of the city attorney caused by the
resignation OF Stephen l.. Richards.
Pursuant 10 Law II. W. Moffat was sp-
pointed by the approval Of the city
as city attorney 10 AL said vacancy
Bills amounting 20 81 800 were al
lowed and the warrants ordered drawn
on the treasury In payment Of same
LAYING CORNER STONE OF CITY
HALL
The laying OF the corner stone OF the
city hall Thursday. Sept. 20. will be at
tended with appropriate services Bust
ness men will close their places OF bust
ness and will be there 20 listen TO the
ceremonies, citizens viii turn out and
partake Of the spirit OF the occasion
and altogether II will he patriotic
scene. The committee in charge are
Mayor Charles Brown, Arthur Town
send. Michael Mauss. A. j. Walqust
and James Godfrey. They extend an
invitation 10 all The program COM
mences al 1870 ?. m. which is as fol-
lows:
Music .,..,,..,,.,,, Murray City Band
Invocation ..,..... Bishop L. @. Miller
Address. Murray IS Years AGO"
......"..... Ex-Mayor c. l.. Miller
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

year. Miss COrbett Of Salt Lake was
present and gave an outline Of the
reedle work. Miss Matilda Watts In
structed the teachers as 10 what music
would be used during the year.
A special meeting OF the board OF
education will be held this evening for
the purpose Of changing the line be.
tween the Arlington and Pioneer
schools, as the Arlington Is too crowd.
ed and would be relieved BY sending
some OF the children 10 the Pioneer
school The state course OF study has
been adopted by the Murray city
schools as the basis OF their work. but
some notifications and additions will
be made
WEDDINGS.
4 very delightful wedding reception
was given At the home OF +. d. Brnton
OF Holiday. Wednesday evening. IN
honor Of the marriage Of his son,
Franklin A.. To Miss Mabel Han Of Ida
no Falls. A large and cheerful crowd
was there and made Il a most pleasant
occasion. The happy couple we're the
recipients OF many handsome prcsen9
and many wishes OF future happiness.
Mr. and Mrs. Brinton will make their
home In Park valley. where Mr. Brin-
ton has been engaged to teach school.
4 wedding reception in'honor Of Mr..
Cy StIllman Of East Mil Creek and
Miss Elesa Heppler was given at the
home Of the groom's sister Mrs. A. II.
Bagley, on the evening Of Sept. -.
There were present about 50 guests. the
majority OF whom were relatives OF the
young couple, few intimate friends
and nelghbors also being present.
All the guests present Joined In wish
Ing the couple happy and prosperous
Journey through life
REMAINS SHIPPED HERE.
The remains OF Mrs. Elizabeth Lynds.
who formerly lived az Murray but later
lived Al Drinkwater, Canada, where
she died, were shipped here 10 Banks
undertaking parlors for embalming.
and will be buried in the South Cot
towood cemetery.
The deceased was 81 years OF age.
Funeral services will be held at the
Baptist church tomorrow al 1890
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
y CLOTHING LINE

,s'as'ory ,s.. ,fade reports a ror,
'lFstlos, ,oaal'ion Of affairs s ro,e
-'alns d 80 ~esk IS the demsns GU ~,
increasing. such Wss W. -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

as obtained yesterday, bringing out
TALL and winter purchasers IN large
numbers. A good and steady sale
of oyercosts is reported also RAIN
coats. The sale Of hats is also good,
the bulk. OF the demand being for the
soft styles. Army campaign hats also
are being called for IN quantities as
they are not only cheap but very ser
viceable. and when kept In shape, look
ALI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
THE RETAIL r,,n s,.''

sss'ryihiar \ 'S zoe is vcry satsfacior,
fan cop.,. Nv, and about an II
~ ar hs5,s.s.'snments have srri,e "A
"a N M s''hs placed on ,he sbo,,'es
l9u snsrb,e.s.es Dealers ia ~, 49,, so,
s'vsl,i,. 'hh pug special in The l n1, re- =,
!stslgn ana 81. Evidences neaine -
,,elert So CO. d..horoughness IN NAM.
tesr me- are Seemingly ma.
.ii'l'y IN ~ a'n there win be ms 'sso "a
....nins v.st d nlll inery Department, NJ
=, ss5 al,s., which alS y NE a mlllln,
" money Into g e,l bring large amounts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
BUSINESS NOTES.

Brokers report considerable doing
up and down the line Of local stocks as
the dividend notices are beginning to
appear payable at the end Of the
month and the early part OF october.
Utah Sugar preferred has again reached
par after fuciuating between $3.50 and
Ss55 for several months. Large blocks
changed hands during the week at $40.
Utah common has also advanced to
SECS and there is a sharp inquiry for
the ldahos at the price quoted a few
weeks back, bat owners are unwilling
TO sell as the favorable news from all
the beet fields continues 10 arrive An
other stifening cause 10 the sugars are
the rumors OF a settlement Of the sugar
war on the coast There have been
several advances Of late in the price Of
refined sugar which dealers interpret
as meaning that the warfare which has
affected western sugar prices so long,
is apt To draw TO a close.
Home Fire Insurance company Is
in strong demand with no sellers. The
company declared its regular dividend
Of Two per cent and an extra Of the
same amount payable Oct. lst. During
the week the board met and decided to
enter the territory Of Arizona, believing
that II Is profitable field In which 20
write since so many companies have
retired from the west.
Following are the latest quotations:
Amalgamated Sugar Co, pfd tiOl %
Arnalgamated Sugar Co.. com. 1890
Beneficial Life Insurance Coz. $500
Barnes Banking Co.. Kaysvllle 1900
Con. Wagon a. Mac. Co. pfd..,,. 1890
Con. Wagon & Mac. Co, conn.,. l0i0O
Commercial National bank 80. 1900
Deseret National bank...,.o.... 2el0O
Deseret Savings bank. ........... $500
Davis Co. bank, Pennington 1850
First National bank, 0gden...... 1900
First National bank, Murray ..... 1900
First National bank, Logan....... 1900
Home Fire Insurance co ..... 1850
Lewiston Sugar Co ........... li.s0
Lehi Com. a. Savings bank. 1860
National Bank OF the Republic. 1880
ogden Savings bank ........... $500
Provo Com. & Savings bank ... 1890
Rocky Mountain Bell Tel Coz. 500
Silver Bros Iron Works Co .... 10000
State Bank OF Utah............ 902 90
Sugar City Townsite Co........ 1890
The Utah Sugar Co. pfd N...... l000
The Utah Sugar Co, com ....... 2.25
The Idaho Sugar Co ........... $50
Thatcher Bros. Banking Co. Log 1860
Utah County Light & Power Co. 100
Utah National bank........... 1900
Utah Savings & Trust Co...... 1000
Western Idaho Sugar co ......... g20
Zlon's Savings Bank & Tr Co. 9liOO
y. {. NJ. l. ...,.....,,.,....,.... 10000
BONDS.
Church ..,................... 1911.
Salt Lake city r. II. ........... l0li,
salt Lake City Y. r., End mtg. 1907,
Sumpter Nally r. R.............. lO1
Utah County Light a Power Co.. l03
Nlah sugar Co..,...,,,.,......... l02ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

OF OycrCOats Is reported, also ram
coats. The sale Of hats is also good
the bulk. OF the demand being for the
soft styles Army campaign hats also
are being called for Ia quantities as
they are not only cheap but very SER
viceable. and when kept In shape, look
well.
WITH THE SHOE TRADE.
George Romney. j., has returned
from months absence In New York
and eastern points. and reports the
shoe market very firm. With a two
cents advance I'm sole leather and kid
stock advanced six cents per foot from
the prices Of one year ago. There is
no nossibe decline In prices for an In
definite time 10 come, for the packing
houses nave gobbled up the leather
trust aud now control three quarters
OF the entire output Under the d.
rectlon of the packers jobbers can not
purchase more than what their immedl-
ate wants require. as the future mar
ket is too uncertain 10 admit OF ac
cepting orders IN any degree Of futuH-
~. The question Is how many slider
do you want now, today? Not what YOU
want 49, 90 or 30 days from now, when
prices may be entirely different
Fall and winter goods are now all on
the retailers shelves and manufactur-
ers are sending out their travelling men
with spring samples besides trying 10
get out supplementary fall orders which
are being received In considerable num-
bers By mail The scarcity OF the white
canvas shoe Is noticeable In the ship
ments now being sent out, though an
effort Is being made to sell canvas
shoes In colors during the fall. The
belief among manufacturers Is that the
demand for white canvas shoes next
spring and summer will be fully equal
to that OF the past season. for just 50
long as the feminine taste runs 10 white
dresses. just so long will the call fOg
white shoes continue. The durability
OF the canvas shoe requires no expert
ment to establish. and 1t Is considered
a safe risk for next season. IL has
been estimated that the sales Of this
class OF goods have been double thoss
of the previous year. and the fine grade
OF canvas made from the sea island cot
ton is found the mosl desirable materi-
al
The spring lines for 1907 promise TO be
full of novelties. especially In wom-
ems wear, and the designers are giving
full reins to their fancies. In fact one
firm offers 100 different styles In wom-
ems oxfords alone; another 40. using
81 different lasts. The kid market Is
uncertain owing 10 the attitude Of the
Brazilian growers who have also
caught onto the trust idea. and are
combining as arc their coffee growing
oonfreres. for an advance IN the mar
ket for all e viii stand.