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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-19
MAKES DARKY'S
MOUTH WATER
Sight at Poultry Show Great Tempta-
ton for Members Of Col
ored Race.
CONCERT FOR THE WOMEN
MANY PERFORMERS TAKE PART
IN ENTERTAINMENT.

"C-h-i-c-k-e-n. Dat am de way to spell
chicken
Dis am my idea of hebben," said "a
darkey yesterday as he wandered from
coop to coop at the poultry show on
Richards street. He stood in front OF
large coop as he spoke. Inside strutted
two fine White Rock roosters. Oar am
On'y one bird in dis heah show what
don't make ma mouf water, and dat am
dat owl neah de do up dere."
The old colOred mans eyes took in the
row of cOops. To him the noisy chorus OF
cackling was music in all its supIimlty.
He wandered restleSsly from pen to pen
and finally out Of sight.
The eighteenth annual poultry show
now on at AZ Richards street, is the Iarg-
est ever given in Salt Lake, The NUMBER
Of chickens exhibited is double the number
shown last year. From a point of at
tendance this years exhibit ranks high
with it's predecessors. A greater variety
of chickens is shown this year also.
The work Of awarding ribbons was con-
tinued yesterday, the judges examining
chickens until late last evening.
Concert for the Women.
Women were seen in great numbers at
yesterdays exhibit, as 1t was ladies
day" For this reason the chickens gave
a continuous concert and evening pro-
gramme. Solos were rendered by Miss
Wy. Ann Dottes, Miss Silver Wy. Ann
II. a
was in attendance. Dr. Quack DUCK
talked interes tingly and lengthfly on the
''Wetness of Water. Luggoo and Luga-
too, two timid pigeons, sang pretty little
love songs during the day Hoot Mon
HOOt, an owl stationed in a cage all by
himself near the entrance, gave word
less demOnstrative talk on How to be
Statesman" Rhode Island Red, the JEFF
fries of the show, intended TO give a
boxing contest but this was postponed
until mems day
More Awards Made.
Ribbons were awarded yesterday as fol-
White observation-disclosures Nelson,
first pullet, first hen and fourth cockerel;
w. z. KelsOn, third cOckerel, fourth hen,
cock and hen, first cockerel and third pull
let; @. B. Fries, first cock; A. J. Hoff-
man, second cockerel and fourth pullet.
Silver Wyandottes--V. L. Reeve, fourth
pullet, third hen and first cock; w. J..
Reeve, fourth cockerel; J. NJ Adams first
hen and pullet, second hen, pullet and
cockerel, third pullet and cockerel, fourth
hen.
Buff Orpingtons-Dr. c. @. Piummer.
first. second and third pullet, second and
third cock, first, second and fourth cock
erel, first and third hen; Richards Bros,
! Ogden, second hen and third cockerel;
Brook ranch, first cock; Mrs. j. Riley,
fourth pullet.
Ribbons for Miscellaneous Fowls-BIack
! POlish-James w. Smith, first coczerel
and second hen; Indian game, Hyde Bros,
Kaysville first cOckerel, hen and pullet,
! second and third hen; Irish game, q. +.
Hastings, first premium, White Picking
| duck; William Redecker, second and third
drake, first, second, third and fourth
duck; Brook ranch first drake and second
! duck. S. S. Hamburg. J. F. Taylor, first
/ cOCkerel, hen and pullet second and third
/ first, second third and fourth hen, first
Geek, first pen.
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CAR SYSTEM TO
CHANGE HANDS
Continued from Page 1.

e. q, OOO) c., dated $780, g. j. j., outstand-
ing, $3.50, 600; natures Jan l, 1880. Inter-
est at Colonial Trust Co, n. Y, trustee.
Utah Light & Power common m, 81, 800,
600, gold c., dated 1900, g. ]. j., Outstand-
ing, s., COG, 900; natures January, 1880. In
terest at Colonial Trust Co., n. Y, trustee
Salt Lake City 1st mort, S. ]. gold (l,UOV)
81, 500 900, c.. dated 1893, interest. 8. j. J,
outstanding S728, 600; natures Jan. l, 1915
Guarantee Trust Co, trustee.
Salt Lake City I'd mort, 100000 Q,000)
dated 1901 interest, f. a, outstanding,
sl2S, 600; natures. Feb /, 1910 w. S. and
c. X. Mccormick, trustees.
Salt Lake Rapid Transit LIST mort, $500 =
900 900 dated 1890: interest, f. a, out
standing, $4,000; natures Feb. 1, 1901. In
terest at Am. L. & Trust Co, Boston,
trustee.
Consolidated Railway & Power 1st mort.
Sc, QoO 900 z Q,000) G. and R., dated 1901; in
tcrest 5 & j. j.; outstanding, $1,I12,00O;
natures July /, 1921. Interest at City Ir-
Co. N Y trustee
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And in ACCORDANCE with law and tao
orders of the board Of directors made
on the Cd day of November, 1905, and on
the 18th day of December, 1905, so many
or the shares of each parcel OF said stock
as may be necessary win be sold at the
office OF the company. room 81. CONNER
ctal block, Salt Lake City, Utah, on the
o. m, to pay the delinquent assessments
thereon, together with the costs OF adj
vertislng and expenses of sale
JOHN w. BURTON Secretary.
Room 81. Commercial Block
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peIlnouent Notice.

SILVER QUEEN MINING COMPANY,
a CORPORATION Principal place Of busi-
ness Salt Lake City, Utah. Notice:
There are delinquent on the following
described stock on account fbf assessment
No. & levied on the I'd day OF Novem-
her. 1905. the several amounts set oppo-
site the names of the respective share
holders, as follows:
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PETITION FROM IDAHO.

Especial to The Herald)
Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Hey
burn today presented a petition from
residents of Rupert Ida, urging the
enactment of legislation to permit the
sale of tOwn5ite lots for cash.
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MANY PERSONS
VISITED RUINS
Impossible to Distinguish the Bodies
Taken From the Debris of
the Home of Aver.
MODE OF DEATH UNKNOWN
AVER SUPPOSED TO HAVE USED
AN AK.

Pembroke N H, Jan. 1S.-The authorl-
ties today resumed the investigation Oh
the grim tragedy in which eight persons
were victims. Seven charred trunks were
found in the debris. All were burned ter
ribly and it was practically impossible 10
tell one from another.
Many persons today visited the ruins
Of the farm house at North Pembroke,
which had been occupied by Charles r.
Aver, his immediate family and his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Isaac Lakeman. Fol-
lowing the murder of Mrs LalSeman, Mrs.
Aver and the five children of the latter,
the farm buildings were burned and the
bodies Moderated. Before the fre was
discovered Aver left for the residence OF
his sister, Mrs. George Bailey, at the
town of Chichester. six miles distant,
where, after beng informed of the &c
struCtton OF property, he shot himself
Secret Died With Him.
Aver died last night without making
statement which would assist the author
tiles 70 ascertain the exact manner IN
which his victims met death. The OIL
Gals concluded early in the evening" AFTER
a hasty investigation, that he mad muir
dered all seven members or his FANNY
as they lay in their beds.
The authorities believe that Aver used
an axe or some other nOiseless weapon
as the neighbors heard no pistol SHOTS
nor disturbance of any kind from the
Aver home previous to the fire. Ihey GO
not expect the details of the actual COM
mission OF the crime ever Will become
known.
Sold His Team and Bought Pistol.
County Solicitor Clifford has learned
that Aver yesterday had visited ChlcheS-
ter, where he sold his team and presum-
ably purchased the revolver with when
he ended his life. He made his appear
Rnoe at the home of his. sister, Mrs
Bailey, about > o'clock in the afternoon.
All hour later his neighbor, William II.
Foyler arrived and told Aver Of the burn
ing of his home.
Without d word in reply. Aver drew
the revolver and shot himself He never
regained consciousness and died last
night. Further investigation disclosed
the fact that for three months Aver had
been broOding over fanCied financial
wrong in connection with a settlement OF
the estate of his wife's father, Isaac
L-akeman. who died three years ago. Inc
widow was named as administrative.
Farm Was Sold.
In November last Mrs Lakeman put
uE the farm at auction and it was bought
by one OF her sons. FayeIte Ldkeman,
He made an arrangement for Aver and
his wife to remain on the place, having
their rent free in return for boarding
Mrs Lakeman. paying the taxes and max
ing repairs. Aver. however, insisted that
his wife should receive a share OF the
purchase money To this her brothers re-
fused to consent The failure TO obtain
this ready money to meet pressing finan-
Aver mentally.
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JOHNNY CRAPAUD
RISES IN WRATH
Continued from Page /.

preparing to join the, French division
cruising in the vicinity of Venezuelan
waters.
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Farm Was Sold.
TO CURE A coLpIN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. 2. w. GROVES sigma"
ture is on each box. 25c.
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CLAYTON Music Co.
Leading Music Dealers
fO9-11-13 So. Main 81.
SALT LAKE CITY.
Son Lost Mother.

Son LOST M0Lner.
Consumption runs in our family
and through it I lost my mother.
writes z. B. Reid Of Harmony, Me.
For the past five years. however, on
the slightest sign Of a Cough or Cold
L have taken DR.. Kings New DiscoV-
cry for Consumption. which has saved
me from serious lung trouble, His
mothers death was a sad loss for Mr.
Reid, but he learned that lung trouble
must not be neglected. and how to
cure 1t. Quickest relief and cure for
coughs and colds. Price zoe and $1.00;
guaranteed at z. C.. NJ I. Drug Dept,
112-114 Main ST. Trial bottle free.
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Union Dental Co.
M8 South Main
Honest Work
Honest Prices

Painless Extraction of Teeth or No
Pay. All Work Positively Guaranteed
Phones: Bell 1126-X: Ind. 1126
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y "a E HARTFORD r. R,

Ny. ". H.. HARTFORD r. r,
Trains depart from Gran4 Cen. Central al Station
P.ts-rOT. Via Kew London & Prov.-+fSs 00.
l3liooO. .K5o;9s =, 44,rs.s5 a. = 3 :SS :S2
:sis.oo M CO. P ~: Via WillmaIntisGs- so. 2.
>. n. 700 P NJ va iaoc sP5d.w'''ls q
roRTLANp & FAR HARBoR1ItfRsH;iN5s Ie 1IRHNs r ana ~
" .llI,.7 - p -. =. 4siis "a A. M t0:O1 p. d.
N9Rc;EsTER and FITcHBURG. via PUT
t.fKAE1ILLs NAA7TLI3L. 3 : ani : NORFOLK - tfo;o2
G, Harrington. stockbridge. LenoH,, Pl5t y ss
6ea@t4 81. sg9:02 A NJ. al "a. t3:sl r. ~;
Ticket Offices at cGrand ts sentTns cisss
T..ray' c2S Union square. cls2 F1f,h ave
c2Ss columbus Ave es4S sa9'sen IN. In
f,,,ollivn. cs Court ST. 40 Nostrand ave.
1gG T. way. e.-,o,.
only 'stops At i25th s. Hst9Ps G92 fites Fl lT[
iles dining car. cParlor and Sleeping "a
fies,ffs also.
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Special Notice.

No space for Sale quotations IN
Scarfs and Shams. FlannelS, Bed
Snreads. Curtains, Upholstery.
Rugs. Soaps. SilVerWare ana cut
lerv You can count ON great
BareaIns-we promise il you'll
ind them
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.PIENMSY.L vAMIA

t.li rAHt1 EFELlAA.
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH
s555 - '9--5. g -. 'iV:55 e. m. l-;.o.
$3.50 2:10. So Congressional Limit
e '325. s4.25 s4:55 '5.55. 9:25 P. m.
n l2.55 sI2.55 ts3:25 Congressional
limited -3-z5. -4.25. s1.55. "5:55, 9-SO
sOUTHERN RAILWAY.-'3,25 Is. "4:25 P.
r. l--l0 m daily
ATLANTIC COAST LISE.-'9:23 a m ana
FEABoARD AIR LINE.-12:2s ?. m. ana
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
s5E ? n daily.
cHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
'7-55 e. m week days; 'l0-55 d m. ana
10 p m daily.
FOR OLD PoINT COMFORT and NOR
FOLh--s7.25 a N. week days and 500
ATLANTIC CITY.-9.55 q. n, ("1:25 Sat
greays only) and 2:55 p. m. week days.
sancayS -I-55 a. n
CAPE MAY.-l:55 P. n. week days; Cos
LoNG BENCH. AsBURY PARK ocean
Grove fNorth Asbury Park Sundays,
and Point Pleasant 600 from Desb a
l2-5 l2-50 Saturdays only except Long
franenl q D Saturdays only). 10. &;oo:
- 9.-5 except Long Branch), ABB ana
h..tl T. %. week Gays. Saturdays, 30.
p, l0-55 a. m. and 4 IS .. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
O1s 'I.55 s:25. S:55. ,9;25 s9:5S5'
'tl.55 = 55. o:10 2:55. s3:25. 3:55. 4:25.
'4.5. SIS. G=4:55 for North Philadel-
ghls onlyl. '5:55. ~6.25. 6:55. 1855. s:25.
eSs. 9-25 C9-55 for North Philadelphia
o7ly1 T. m. 1910 night week days. sun
days. sos '7.55. s:2J "o-25. 9:b5. 'flO:55.
sio,55 n 1925. 1888. St1:55, "1:55.
'525. 3.55 F4-c5 Csf4:55 for North Phil
ecelphia onlyl. "4:55, "5.55 "6:25, 1855,
s.25' S.55. a-e5. Co:55 for North Philadel-
n1la onlyl 2 m. 1910 night
Dining Car
Ticket Offices. Nos 461. 1854 and 40 Broad
Nay; $50 Fifth Avenue below 23d ST.:
rs Fifth Avenue corner path ST. and
stations named above; Brooklyn. . Court
street. 4I9 Eostrsnd Avenue. $50 Broad
Eay and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
TIE New Yorl, Transfer Company viii
cal f1r and check baggage from hotels
snc residences through To dsstius ton.
1sleptone ''6s3 Chelsea" for PennsylN ania
Railroad cab Service
Y II tTTERBT-RY. 7 r. WOOD.
Geue a. Manager. Pass'r Traf8c Mgr.
GEO TX BOYD
General Passenger Agent.
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GREAT TOWEL sPEC1ALs

BIeached HucIz Towels-2Ixa9-
Damask centre-fancy red Ky
bOrder-grand value at .12iz.
There'H be a crowd around these.
large Union Linen Huck N0T
2fX4O-hem d-19c. val = r
All Linen Huck Towels-1Gx3s- IN
very fine and strong usually .25S sA%
Large Turkish Towels-pure
white-dOuble thread -
24x44 inch-worth .S1.........
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TABLE CLOTHS AND SETS

All Linen-cOld or vhita borders
frinEed-
So size e-..... .59Is-1O size.-.... 70
usually 20 ana .SS.
IT. s. Table CIoths-F1eur do
LIS and Pansy designs III no
$40 size-wOrth Sc.
Hemstitched Table Sets
Fine Austrian Iinen-best = Or
patterns-s-1O cIoth-doz. OsNO
napkins-tTue value. sos.
Finest Pattern Sets
Pure linen double damask-
~ yd- cloth-doz- IS inch fHlu GN
napkins-regularly retailed
az $le-Vu ----------.-.-------
3 yd. cioth-dOz. 26 inch nap-f A mQ
kins-reg- Tetailed at SO .-- As2O
A close out purchase
from an importer who wanted clean
shelves for Fan Importarions-
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bEw JERSEY CENTRAL

sTA1loNs We: Y. Esd d'2sr'y s5. \. s'-a r. " h
~, 4l"e shown below Is from L:5-r,y St
West "a 81 leaves 10 minutes earlier. eX-
Sen IS noted BY designating marks
GSSIONs BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN
AID AAUCH CHUNK-zA. 90 q. - Eas-
Ionl, $40 4. n, l20. 4.40. 800 db5. s5
Eastan only p NJ sun. $3.50 a. NJ.
100. . o. and 600 p M.
y" lLk ESBARRE AND SCRANTON-9.l 10
b.. 10. 300 +. u. Sundays. zs.S5
a 81, 500 p. II
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURST. TONS RiV-
~ AND BAENEGAg-z4 90, $40 A. NJ.
.or. boo Lakewood and LakehETst only.
1850. Sundays, T.OO 4. H. tS.4O Lake
sod ana L4akeEurzp.
&lLA3Ilc CITY. 20 4. N. Xl. 90. k3. 80
lQ2NC BRANCH. AsBURY PARK.
4 20 l.50, as. $50. sh4-S5. G45s. as. IS.
To;4 5S o5o is 5lIYl 10 suRfayS o sAeeB5 e Pes1n
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. SEABRIGHT.
45t5 R9N NA0gTh mol i. o BCHs EAST Long
loV 80, BIO. $50 +. II. Sundays. 800
n. 4.G0 r. II.
eANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR ATLANTIC
BRANCH. EsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. sPRIN Ia X f. POINT
900 80. lo3o 4. NJ. 1880. I30. 3 %.
- 55s. As p Il. Per 10. &. r..
30 ss5. rs s. eco COS $40 ~ r n 4 sandayS Sui S
~ 90 A n loo 4V0. 10 =. II
%NZ1AA4lJlNt5. HARRISBURG louisville
go go ASPOKT-.I 400 z4.3O.
sNy ls l0 1900. II 90 A N Reading
s5-s1- 2 j oG tl.3O 200 p 81. Read
81 90 F-o55ltSglIs, Harrisburg on.y. fsoo.
sss 80 ~ n, PsILADEL. L.PHIA.
l. mi-y5 NJ 90 400. m'IO00 oil. %
H.s aa a5 m.lAo0. nj %. =. %. 900. '4.Oc.
s.,..t..e 's-Oy. s. 90 $500 p1O. %
p-1---ll...5S-l', - Z, mos
4 ~ tAoitE t%D WASHINGTON
,.c ~ -yi u-i2 p9. me- Oe. n1~8.O0,
sss,.. ..ei. - -.
sp.-s .bai'y except Sunday pSundays
-. 'ss my. VIA Tauaqua AK
crt. S',-faass mining oar. zsaturdays
..i- ~ oeriv 81. only
sgr. "enr, third E;-5SzO p. n.
s. fs, 81 T. 81. ks-@O r. II. V5.5o p. IL.
,o1'7es. Liberty 81 West 2ad St. q as,er
-. t5s. 1900 I154 lloadaay. IA
80 -. @ol htG Av.. - Union Square West
-, = ~. 10 Vest l25th 81. PAS Co-
s-Les a.. New York: Court 81 343
IS r ~ On ST. s79 %osfrand Av. Brooks
5so Broadway. Wflllarnsbu New
- transfer Co. calls Tor and checks bag
go - cesi!na ION.
- eESLER 2 NJ BURT
i'e- Ffes Ger Asr Cen. Tassr Agent.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO q. z.

hO4AL b4-CE LINE TRAINS.
''ENogy other nOur o1 the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Leave New York City. 22d 81. Lib'y St
WASHINGTON, Buffet, $50 am 500 am
tWAsHINGTON. Diner. $50 am 1000 am
fWASHINGTON. Diner. 1I.5O am Il. 90 nm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 80 pm 200 pm
T"ROYAL LTD Diner. $50 pm 100 pm
fWASHINGTON Buffet. $50 pm zoo pm
tWAsHINGTON. .SleeDers.1l.6O pm 1918 NJ
"Ex. Sun. fDaily
Through Daily Trains 20 the West
Leave New York City. 23d st. Lib'y 81.
CHICAGO. PITrSBUR0. 1l.50 pm X 10 ne
CHICAGO COLUMBUS. l1.50 am 1900 nm
PITTsBURG. CLEyED. 3:5opm 100 pm
..PITTSBURG LIMITED $50 pm 90 pm
CIN.. ST. LOUIS. LOUSY. II 50 pm Y. Y n't
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOUSY e50 am l0Se am
GIN. ST. LOUIS. LOUSY. $50 pm 500 pm
onices: 24s. 434. 1900 Broadway: Astor
House IO3 Greenwich ST. 23 Union Square
* 3ai Grand St n. Y ss3 Fulton ST..
R-ooklyn: West 2sd 81. and Liberty 81
Aner 6 D. m sleeping car reservations
end fun information regarding trains exc.
csn be obtained at Bureau OF Ln19rnatl9n' % sso
~ e o. r. r.. 23d ST. Terminal 'Phoae 40.
Chelsea SisA
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RAILROADS.
mN.Y. Ontario &WeStern Ry. 90

M N.Y. ontario q western &yoE
Trains Leave Franklin St. w. 42d ST.
Local, Daily. 2:4S S:l5 A. n A.
Local, Daily. y....; S:!9 S:S0 10y An
Liv. Manor Local, ex. sun 6;45 1:l9 A. A.
Oswego EXP. eX. sun. S;OO S;lo An
Roscoe Local. Sundays 49, S;29 $3.50 An
1Shevt1, F,DD ex Sundays. 9:O5 0:16 A. n.
liberty Flyer. Saturdays II: 40 l2OO noon
WaIton-Deihi EXP, eX. Sun. 12:OO 42:lo Z. n.
KINGSTON Monticello EXP,
eX. sun ---.. - ~ 1.S0 / - -
Ijv Manor EAT, Saturdays 100 I;A0 Pm.
Ellenville-Ktngston EXP.
eX sun ...--...---.-- o'OO o." ~
Monticello-RcscJe EXP. eX
Sun. '.'-' . - . - = ~
chicago Limited. Daily. b:4O 500 ?. NJ.
ParloT Car Seats at 425 B'way. ~ Y only.
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uorsFcLEAe,Na nuREAus.

,JFTKCpOLTT y House Cleaning Esrean. :.
al apDerfaining 10 house cleaning. Ofrees
2l8 w. 18th 81. Tel. $3.50 Chelsea. 80. 1854
BrOadsaZs al, $3.50 Co.. -.--.----.
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Responsibility
of
ADVERTISING

advertising
Long ago we fixed our standard.
Everything as Advertised
Goods as Promised
No Misrepresentation.
Ofttimes response 10 advertised
specials is so great that quantities
thought to he ample are sold Gar
before time expected. but always
we meet the situation with goods
of even better quality for price ad-
vertised.
1T COSTS MONEY AND COURAGE
to do this. but we do not let thu
prevent our
LIVING UP To OUR WORD
and. as result. have gained
CUSTOMERS CONFIDENCE
in every promise we make.
DON'T HISS THIS
AUGUST SALE
Its Opportunities Are Great
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Lackawanna Railroad

I,aCkaWanna Railroad
X y. foot Barclay. Christopher. West 23d
Sts
tSOO A. M.-For Binghamton and EImiFa.
$1,000 A. M-For Buffalo. Chicago and ST
x12 40 p M-Pocono Mountain Special.
81 al p M-For Buffalo ana Chicago.
- 90 p M-FoF Scranton and Plymouth.
zs6 IL p M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
ss.a6 p M-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica.
% 10 A. M.-For Chicago-SleepeTs open
$50 p NJ
Tickets at l49 429. 1883. l434 Broadway.
n. Y: sac Fulton St; Brooklyn sDaily
SE,xceDt Sunday XFridays and Saturdays
ieoyes 93d 81 Il 30 ?. NJ zLeaves Chris
torher ST. 9. 10 P. N. week days.
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TOWELLINGS

Heavy BsrnsIey TOwelHnss- Z
Il and Is inches wide-all year
round IN and 12ia CT. kinds s-....-.-.J
% inch Glass CIoth-plaids.
checks and stripes. also Linen
Twills-browa and bleached- -
1S inch-Usually 10. ......
German Damask TowelIinGs-
all linen--eNtva heavy-2O inch.
wide-vaIue 29-for this sale.
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AUGUS SALE
Blankets and Housekeeping Dry Goods
STARTS TOMORROW

We prepare for this just do for great
White Sales january, with great quantities and
sortnents, making PRICES so LOW that
tablished this
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Clearance Sale
of Fine
Wash Dress Fabrics

T5 CT. Fancy French Novelties. "a
% Ct. Best Irish Dimities. .-..-..-- Il 3
1s CT. Fine Floral Organizes. Sil
Il ct Fine Parisienne Batistes...., II
- CT Wool Finish Voiles-
Dress and Waist lengths. .-.--....-. IN
- Ct De Beige Suitings-wool finish 4 Z
12is q. Fancy Lawns-extra quality 8
10 Ct Mercerized Finish Cambrics. O@s
Is e. Fancy Corded Madras. ....--.. S%
10 CT Plain Chambrays- inch.... 10
10 Ct Oxford Cheviots. ......-..-.-.. 4 4
Also for August Sale.
FANCY FLANNELETTES-
Advance Fall styles rs
cent quality ...-.-.-..--...-
FLEECED DOWN NOVELTIES
Fan and Winter STYLES for O
IgNG- value 1I..,...........-3
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STORAGE.
TRuNKS.

TRUNKS MADE 10 ORDER AND RE-
PAIRED. Send for catalogue NJ CHILD
TRUNK WoRK6, sl2 East 9th ss
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TABLE LINENS OF an qualities.

Heavy Pure Linen DamaslEs-
66 inches Wide-durablo silver
bleach that gives such splendid "A
servics-best patterns incluG- sT1
ing spot and heuF de he:
Limit-10 y1r-x
Fine MeroaFiZed Damaass=
extra luStrs-high grade e. "
signs-5S mch-valuo -&3.ssss.
All Linen Napkins
HEAVY bleached-2Ols incl- O'
splendid value at 81 60 dO1en-.
Satin Damask Napkins-TOu Il N1
bleached-21 in--woTth s. dOsl les
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
PHOTO ENGRAVING.

HALF TONE. nd line work; catalogues and
color work: excellent results. low prices
HAGOPIAN COMPANY. 3 Great Jones 81.
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sss 40 ~ PHILADELPHIA.
LEH1GH VALLEY.

~ Nesi 2si a CorilaBdt ana Desbr0sges 81.
- Daily. Except SundaF. Sunday 81 -
e . ~ g .. e na = -.
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HOUsEKERPERs' EVENT
Marvellous Values In
Linens and Towels.

Scarcity Of linens snA strikes IN
European countries where majority
Of linens are made. have pushed up
prices so that most houses are glad
enough to get the goods without
thinking OF selling at reduced prices.
This state Of affairs makes
Our Sale Offerings the more wun-
derful -
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

BEDBUGS. positively, completely eradicated
In hours. New method. No damage to
anything Original. only sure method
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
ANTIQUES.

DI SALvO BROS. antique furniture. bric-
a-brac. Sheffield and solid silver. 3SS 4th-
ave, near 25th-st. Tel. 2.246-MadisOn So.
GRAGG ANTIQUES CO.. 116 West 42d ST.,
buys and sells old mahogany, silver. Jew
elTy. Colonial china
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-12
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