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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-10-19
Friday, Oct. 10, 1000.
HILL ON UTAHIR

President James j. Hill of the
Great Northern and the Northern
Pacific, has just concluded his great
deal with the United States Steel
Corporation. He sells to that con
Germ, for the amount stated at four
hundreed million dollars, his railway
companies iron deposits. lie sold
for the stockholders, beneHting him
self not at all otherwise than in the
capacity as a stakeholder. The land
in which this iron ore is found came
to his companies for mere nominal
price, not above 81. 25 an acre. The
estimate of ore contained In the land
sold to the steel corporation is about
Eve hundred million tons, or enough
to supply the total demand of the
United States for iron ore for ten
years.
Evidently, from a talk which Pres
ident Hill gave out in New York, he
considers that his holdings of iron
ore ground, which he has sold as
stated, comprises the only great de
posit there is. He had not lost sight
of the great deposit in Iron county,
Utah, either, for he referred to 1t in
sighting way. Here is the way he
~ reported by question of the repor.
}ter, and his answer:
' Haven't you cornered all the
{ iron ore9 Is there any to be found
elsewhere in any quantity in this
country?
80, yes. There's something like
$4,000, 600 tons in south western
Utah. That would last the United
States around eighteen months. T.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-10-19

at the Democratic primary held
last week, the local club was re-orga-
nized. Professor Schoppmann re-
signed his position as chairman, and
Evelyn Parry wac elected to succeed
him. The sentiment seemed to be- in
e. Ss,'s. ss..l.s Z
incumbepcy in Office Mr.. Schorpmanl
has done much to keep the slumbe
ing embers of party fire from grow
ing cold. l.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-10-19

Professor Eugene Schoppmarn has
been nominated for the position OF
county surveyor on the democratic
ticket, against Reese james Williams
of Kanarra, the present incumbent.
on the republican ticket. With a
number of years experience In the
field, Mr.. Schoppmann seems to be
warranted in his claim to superior
accomplishments in the handling OF
the tripod, notwithstanding his OPP
ponent is an estimable young man end
deserving Of assistance. On the
other hand, men are not born ar
tesans, and THERE'S nothing to prevent
man from learning.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-10-19

The political rally held in the
Ward Hall last Monday evening. and
addressed by District Attorney Mel
vile, and Hon. Albert e. Miller,
republican nominee for senator from
this district, was not the enthusiastic
gathering that might have been hoped
for; condition, it would seem,
largely due to lack of enterprise on
the part of the local club organiza
tion. No music was provided, no
effort to get the voters enthused, and
the consequence was that no ladies
were present, and there was only a
moderate attendance of the masculine
element. The talks, however. we're
fully up to the anticipations placed
in speakers of local character, \and
some of the references to local cobdi
tions we're calculated to have cpn
siderable weight VET the younk ei
--ysssfsTsy~->>--+A.adSee @has~ .-A~-e-
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-10-19

The political situation in Salt Lake
county does not appear to be clearing
up materially. There are three tick
cts in the field, any one of which
has chance of winning. The Ameri-
can Party seems to make the biggest
noise, but this is not always an in
dication of the greatest following.
If this party wins it must poll a good
many NJ 1rmon votes, which would be
an indication ofNtbe imbicility of
such voters. II the american party
wins, Mormons will be Disseminated
against in every conceivable manner,
just as they are now under the Salt
Lake City administration. 1t is our
opinion that the people of that local.
ity are getting tired of the corruption
aud waste of Kearns policies and will
vote to keep his hands off of the
county administration, at least.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-09-22
Crop Of 100000 Tons.

Ogden, sept. l5.--The Oregon Short
Line company Is making unusual prepar.
atoms for the handling NJ this years
beet crop, and all Of the shops along the
lines are kept busy converting every
availing car into crates for the transpor-
:stion Of bcets. Flat, ballast and coal
cars are being used. Sides arr being
made on the fiat and ballast cars, while
the coal cars are being fitted with doors.
The Short Line has borrowed fully 300
6St cars from the Southern Pacific, all
Of which arc being put into commission
m rapidly ~ possible for the purpose OF
transportating the bects. As last us the
cars can be converted they are being
sent TO the beet ccntcrs. IN preparation
Of the commencement Of the harvest.
II Is estimated that the crop this year
will reach noarly 300. 900 tons. divided
a. follows:
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-09-22
Sunday Services.

Bp. W. i. Grover presided at the reg.
ular services held ut the ward hall last
Sunday afternoon. The ward choir did
the singing, conducted by Jos. Jensen.
The opening prayer was offered BY
Oluf johnson. The sacrament was nd.
ministered by Elders T.. Il. Secrist and
A. =. Petersen. A number Of ccr;ifl.
Gates of membership were presented and
accepted.
The following were the speakers: Lud.
Wig Larsen, Oluf johnson, Frank Dewey
and Charles Wood.
The following officers were sustained
In the YIN l A: Treasurer, Wright
Evans; Senior Class-leader, VIM. Pres.
ton; Junior Class.lesdcr, David Il. Foul.
ger. Some aids and an assistant secre.
tsry were chosen In the Garland North
Primary Association rs follows: Aids
Naomi Gleason, Fanny King, May Bux.
ton, Clara Leavitt and Alice Evans
Asst. Secy. Nora Booth.
Singing. Benedicsion by Bp. W. l.,
Grover.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-09-22
Republican Primary.

A Republican Primary was hold 10
the Office Of Judge II. G. Vanausdeln on
the evening OF September 10Th. ~ per
official call from the Republican Central
Committee OF the county Of Boz Elder.
The meeting WAS called TO order by II c
Vanausdeln, In the absence Of q n Port.
or who Is not now residing In Garland.
The chair was then declared vacant and
Judge II q Vanausdeln WAS appointed
to till the vacancy. X l. Bush was again
appointed secretary Of the precinct.
The following seven delegates were
appointed to represent Sunset Precinct
In the county convention held In Brig.
ham City on Monday September nth for
the purpose OF clccting 90 delegates to
attend the Republican State Convention
to be held 1t Salt Lake City ON Tuesday
September Goth: nc Vsususdelu. 7 u
Secrist, Mosiah Evans, w Il Vautiect.
NJ A Bootbe, Henry Stephens aud J W
Lewis.
The delegates were Instructed to ap.
polpt their own alteynates In the event
that any Of them were unable TO per.
sonally attend the convsption.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-09-22

Don't miss the Tout Family Concert
next Tuesday evening at the Amusc.
mcnt Hall.
BF Ritter. general manager Of Ritter
Bros. Drug Co., was In this city Wed.
ncsday on business.
Miss Nellie Jorgeusen OF Logan spent
few days in town this week the guest
Of Mr.. Wright Evans.
d A Stowell, an expert barber, has
secured position Mt the Palace barber
shop during the campaign.
Eugene p. Snow Of Salt Lake, repre-.
] senting tho Schwsb Safe s. Lock Co.,
WAS In Garland on business yesterday.
Highest cash price paid for onions and
potatoes. Apply toB J. Trunnell, Gar.
land, Utah, representing The VIM. Roy
lance Co. o13
J w Lewis. the jewelcr, secured q
contract for u deed from The Utah Sugar
Co. for the town lot adjoining Joseph
Jensen's property on the south.
Norman Il. Shorten. advance agent
for the Tout Family concert to be given
In this city next Tuesday evening, MAS
in town Wednesday distributing bills
and making arrangements for the big
musical event.
Mr. and Mrs Dryden Smart and Mrs
Geo. Robinson and daughter, all Of Corn.
Ing, Iowa, are visiting In Garland this
week tho guests Of Mr. and Mrs A. Il.
Smith. Mrs Smart and Mrs Robinson
are sisters of Mrs Smith.
Miss Sarah Fowler went TO Salt Lake
Sunday to visit her brother, Hiram Fow.
Ter, who Is at the l. d . Hospital under.
going treatment for the broken leg he
sustained In the accident last Friday
night at the bear River Power House.
A new paper added to our exchange
list h the Rexbury Standard, published
At Rexburs, Idaho. 1t Is u neat. we'll.
printed four page home. print paper and
its columns arc well filed with catchy
Sur VI tue IucTCnhuts III thnt ocalty.
III. N.p-,5. u.r.v ,,a ,,.,
r,...sa ~. .h,,a,,, - 80 .v.rv ovon
Inc dv,,r, rho ,o,o mar, n, ~. w.or
r,,,.a go, go. na Ia, o.. u..,u.,m,-
Idsho wodr..d,y D,,,rr ~. s,.v q,
mi, .,,v q h.. .n,ov.d o,,,. Ia,
ns,,on.g. ..roc,.,,y fem ~. o,,,a-.u
III. MIA co,v,,,, s.a l., nj
ham Ia, srnd.v ,.s uoI, 1900,
.,dcrsh,. in,orc., ho,nn msn,,.s,,s =.
the work by those attending. The fol.
lowing officers and aids of the Garland
associations were present: Mrs Ella
Winters. Mn wR Vanaeet, Mrs A
Fife. Miss Essie Evans, Miss Mary Gro.
yer. James Jensen aud David b Foulger
w. ,., ,,,.
49, ~" s,s,p ~ "uu 'u'''
naS..s ~ r..',s,' "" ' -
~ ~ N'' 'o..'0
T"
Ed Short aud l. Flinders. who con
duct dance hall nj Ogden, were in town
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-09-22
Saturday, Sept. "a, 1906
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Don't forget The Foulger Studio. II
A n Smith was q Brigham visitor
Tuesday.
Mas Myrtle Jensen was in Brigham
Sunday last.
All kinds Of Beer on Ice at Ritter Bros.
Drug store, ja.tf
Holmgrcn of Bear River City was
In town Monday.
Rob Orbison was an Ogden visitor the
fore part Of the week.
WR Vanfieet was visitor to Ogden
and Salt Lake Thursday.
Hyrum Jensen OF Collinstou was in
town on business Tuesday.
Miss Lera Clark went to Logan Sunday
to attend the Il. Y. College.
Ed yelling returned Sunday from q
business trip to Salt Lake City.
Master Gerald McFurson has secured
q position at Ritter Bros. Drug store.
The Foulger Studio is prepared to do
al kinds Of work In photography. vt
Miss Hazel Evans Is taking a thorough
course In drcssmaking at brigham City
Wines and Liquors for Medicinal pur.
poses at Ritter Bros Drug Store. j9.tf
Miss Barbara wanless returned Sun.
day from an extended visit to Salt Lake
City.
Mrs. Jos. +. Corbctt Of Bancroft, Ida,
was visiting In town the fore part Of the
week.
Mrs. W. p. Eaton returned last Sstur-
day from a ten days visit In Salt Lake
City.
Mrs III Somsen returned last week
from . pleasant visit IN Glover. Tooelo
Co.. Utah.
The finest and largest line Of shoes to
select from ut the Boothc Mercantile Il
Produce Co. II
Mrs. James Coombs went to Salt Lake
Tuesday To spend tho week with friends
and relatives.
Ms. VIM. Preston of Weston. Idaho
spent = few days In this city the fore
part Of the week.
Mrs. j. NJ. Francke, who has been
quite sick for some time past, IL reported
to be impro wing.
Vs.. n,,..u.L,,c p,.,, s.,.,,o md
u.na,,. .nn,v 90 NJ " n Ev.n,
n..,..J ,-,.h :,
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-09-22
County Commissioner.

The Board OF County COM
m,ssioners met Sept. 18th, 1906
with full board present.
The resignation Of DR.. VIM. 6.
Freddy as health officer of dis
trct No. 3 was upon motion of
Chr. Valentine accepted. Or.
Francke being appointed.
Resignation Of Fred G. Elliott
as road supervisor Of Malad dis
trict was accepted and Henry
House appointed 10 fill vacancy.
Petition No 7 Of an appropri. :
alton Of US to build two oridses (
and repair roads IN Snowvilie
district was upon motion Of Com.
Hart appropriated.
Upon motion of Chr. Valentine
the sum Of 5000 was appropriated
to repair roads 10 Grouse Greek
district.
Petition No ~ deferred.
Petition 70 of W W Hickman
ct al asking for an appropriation
of $3.50 to repair road from Blue
Creek Springs to Snowville was
deferred for investigation.
! Sheriff's report OF fees collect
ed during August was presented
and accepted.
The Board adjourned for two
weeks.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-09-22

J. l.. Vsnsusdeln. Lewis IIarreman
and Judge Vanausdcln and wife, Of Gar.
land were Tremonton visitors Thursday.
Mr.. Vansusdcln Sr. and Mr.. Hsrreman
left Friday for Oregon fremont Times
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-09-22
MISS MAGGIE TOUT

"Sang the Castillian In manner which
stamps her as one of the worlds greatest
singers of the future. She has mar.
vellous voice. Manchester Guardian.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-09-22

MISS HAZEL TOUT
Proved herself an accomplished violin.
list and harme her audience with
(Pierne) Scrcnadc and Canzonetta d.
Ambrosio."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
VICTORIA IS IN
FROM NOME
STEAMER BRINGS HGws OF
SEVERE STORM WHICH pip
somE DAMAGE TO SHIPPING
--nRouoHr MANY Phssgs
eERa

nflnEina re passenNvrs the lars
rsi list e. eoms south this sessen.
the Nlrteria arrived late yesterday
affegunoa ffem Meme I'urssf NJ
nenaid had in his chafss ftse ftE
Ia treasure and also uses IN fgEs
snd ttfte rs Nhalrhons. Ths trip
south loek emily days ana ga Insure
snd she sun in from Cape f1atisfY
GO Seattle uas alaas lu eight ant
hair hanfs
The Nleinfia brings word that 90
HuNdas 1uir g. a sevsFe STERN. the
Nafst 81 years sespi The taast IS
Soms anA "a Michael Several uf
tbs saaaH rfafi asfs hiomn anhute
ard the aisehafxiuE Of ffsiEht Nas
Held up for - hours TIE ship -
Paul came nssfif .fuandinE nwtAk
10 the Ices of 80 anehef Capt lia
r.man. ths sAlpNss daFinE ths bia@
sustained = hfeksa Iss ami uas
otherwise inIufsA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
1000 MEN, AT $1,000, ARE
WANTED AS INSPECTORS

II A. not necessary that a man
should 30 a graduate ia veterinary
aurregy or have other enlisgc ef
technical education IN order ta De
q United states meat Inspector
What tho government wants Il
yaune men who know Koot meat
fHau bad. u viii be necessary,
however 20 have had practical exs
perisucc. Experience Wtll count Tee
mere than anything else Ia the eNs
animation
All the technical aud hiEhiy sgis
entlfle examination and testing -
the meats viii be performed -
special eorps ~ Inspectors who are
rradualsa from veterinary srheala.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
CONSIDER
FRANCHISE

Ths West Seattle eounetI at hesa
special ussfius Tonight - censia
o. ths ffaHr hlss asked hy "a. as@g
fis Elseirie rasnesuY 81 q lire over
th~ hgli - Aiki pains The trah-
sisss has hs&n Nafssd ever ~ wssi
Hsasts affleisis asa fsafssHnta
siVe~ ~ the risetifn casnranY
The uFst resuiaf ntretins e ths
roaBeif wgil bs hsia Menaay nisht
and q Il theu6hi that ihs Franchise
alil ts saassd
Tire offer a shs Seattle Electric
eetapanY fsf the West Seattle far
sYst~n appears 70 be generally sat
isfsetefY The psiee. taepee. u
o. a19 isss than originally ssasa a
st@eial stsftian wmi be called 81
that ths sitiEsns can vote On thu
auesfiou The election viii tss held
- sgah a. psesgbis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
TO
SAIL TO NOME.
nav STEAMER ARRIVES IN SO
ArTLI. AFrER AN uNGVuNT
FuL rRiP FROM NEW YoRk.

The Saratoga. the new Hcquisi
ton 81 the Northwestern steamship
Co.'S fleet. reached port late last
nlrht from New York She VII
Immediately be placed Ia commits
sion aud viii make one trip to
Nome
The Saratoga had an uneYenifui
tflp around the Horn Pleasant
weather with thc exception ef thrive
DAYS storm Ia the southern seas
characterized the trip The Naras
tnga 81 one OF the lest passenger
steamers 10 be- operated on the
northern route She IL a cross be
tween the ousaha AMI the Victoria.
aud 10 especially arranged lot the
passenger business. berlden having
oxcellsnt freight carrying capacity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

WASHINGTON. July ls~in She
nelrhhefhoad 81 l zoe positions. each
payins sLe0o a year. viii soon be
ep~u to men who are shlr Is msPcet
meat. This " paE, ~ the fefce re-
euirea by she new taevefitsv meat
Inspection law
These positions ere 60 Be filled ou
lhe tnetIt plan Applicants VIII be
examined IS the United states Gita
Service Commission ana those
who paas viii be put o. Werk I'M
medIatsf Already over t2ee
applicants have reached Naaht
tnEton. The examinations viii
be held in various Cttles throughout
fhe country neat saturday. tuiY "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
kAnahns ElacT oFfIeERs.

The fret regular meeting Of the
auufioHrF club. q sorietY composed
q former residents Of the state Of
kansss. vas held last evening IN
the Commercial club About zee
K0uaanH weFe present II u.
nansa vas elected president. = NJ,
FsffrcY. secretary and treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
COUNCIL TRIES TO
COVER ITS DELAY

of the city council last nieht took
occasion. Ia his absence on the alex
bed. Ia severely score CITY thH IN
Ger Thomson FOR not having the
railway plans ready for conaldera
ton
For two wears Engineer Thomson
and Water superintendent NouuEa
have been ufging the council "a
take action towards the eonetrue.
llon of the second water main This
has hcen parHistcntlX pat off By he
council. the members 1T which ap.
pear oniy 60 have been aroused to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
BUY LAND FOR
CHAUTAUQUA

The different churches and re-.
iigions denominations 81 Seattle ard
Tacoma have purchased 80 acfss
land lying around the water front
known a. Three Three point. half
way between Seats. and gaeome.
for isa.oe having made the fret
payment yesterday The ruHamltF
tee representing the Ministerial as
soclatians ~ Seattle ard Tseuma.
which met yesterday. intend 10
Organize ana incorporate a t.hau-
sauqua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
TEMPLE slps OPENED.

Ride Zoe the construction q The
urN Temple De Hirsch. which ~ 10
cost approximately iaa.eee. we're
opened yesterday BY the trustees
~ the congregation The contract
utti be let within a few days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

Hicks Lingerie ns
tachahis shield Ia a
separate garment iast
the ihinE TO ueaf With
rour shirt waists No
b 9th sTtnK hbonf
shields. 70 sewing oF
pinainw IN Absolute
protection washable
too We guarantee
them Price. ali sizes.
Ttc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

the water main proposition Hut
the water main proposition iiaeif
II not ready for submission ou &C
count Of the neglect ni the council
% pass the necessary ordinance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

action b. the DANGEROUS water
shortage which nov confsonts the
eltY.
shifting the blame.
Ia aa attempt to shift from their
aWn shoulders the blame for THIS
DELAY. The council ~ trying Ia place
iI On the shoulders Of Engineer
Thorn son. Q
The councils plans contemplate
anhmitiine both propositions at the
same special election Three months
ESQ they asked Thamuon Co pre-
mare the plans FOE both Improve
mentH Roth were Htunendoua uu
dortakinEu. and both had Ia be done
With "a limited engineering force In
addition To tremendous amount 81
routine work Ia addition "a this
certain members Of the council have
take an especial delight In an 81
fort to Increase the amount 1T On
elneurins work while. ~ the Haule
time. demanding that all Of Il De
done first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
RoAsrs CITY ENGINEER
WHILE ag Is ABSENT ON a
SICK BEp-wArER MAIN
PLANS READY FOR ACTION,

In desire 20 use the proposed
mnnielpal street railway systcm Ia
cover up their ewn ueiay W eon.
sidsfiae plans Tor the secoad Cedar
rtNsr water maiu. several Wchnefs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

boys. ~ho stale gum. cigArete ~
tobacco. This ia the second time
that the store has been robbed
within 4 week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
soys ROB STORE.

oueles grocery. eth and PIKE,
vas entered last night bf a Eang OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

Now tbcun homef 10 remarkable
e ufnhuf
s1o9 10 be %
feaaug taek M ~
nlth oecup by a.
yf5tu and reapthe benefit in the
Now tt mu i, and he cleftf
ga will cose aulw
tim not o
you're Nay w romcw c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

FeatherweiRht open Bolster
Rolls. for brass and iron beds
very light and durable. other
stores ask si7b oar price tl4s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
gse conhs 500

Yte Cenats 500
wrmeaa esar anA nsek
COMBS IN she'll or am.
her variety Of riata
guild end openwog
backs With or without
pretty atnne settings
wofth sc each EnA
Sale price wv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

Engineer Thomson completed the
water main plans last month AMI
promised the railroad plans fof the
second meeting ia July ln ga ef
fort "a carry cut that promise. he
anefWorked himself and Is nov con
fiaod "a his room When the plans
we're not brought ia last Moadny
nleht. the council adjourned nntil
iaat niFht Tot the confederation 81
them Thumaoa Mas not Informed
OF last nighfa meeting. and did not
bring Ia the niaua fof the reason
that Ihe9 Wers not completed
Whom the council convened lbht
nleht Councilman enehlou. with
much show Of Indignation. demand
al To know whether the eotnc.l
would stand 10 have It's Wishes vs.
nared Ia this manner and Council
man Glli followed with a motion
that the finance committee be In
atnicted Ia 60 la search Of the plans
and see whether thrf we're Ia eK
istenee. aud u ghey we're 10 report
them 10 tho council Monday aikht
- All u.sHg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

Divided OF Equestefiane skirts in
the fashionable gray mixtures have
arrived 81 last. Scarce and 80 fast.
40 that this Is Intended "a an.
nouncament 20 those who have
been asking Tor them during past
few weeks No deviation from our
usual modest profit in markings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

irish Point Lace Curtains.
white only. embroidered on fine
quality nets. IA yards long. for
mer prices s. 90 and $50 q pair
90 pairs only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
CSC Will Buy
S1.50 Curtains

We have 200 pairs Of NoitinE
ham Iseee Curtains. ecru and
white. , and ~ Yaids iunF. 90.
81 and 60 inches side. 10 sell AZ
sse a pair And ne give choice
Of ten different patterns AZ that
Actual value IL $50
Don't miaA this saving II you
need curtains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

Complete Credit Housefurnlshsrs=-
compists Hotel End Club Furnishsfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

We ~ Noon Saturday rsoderek & Netsan Inf
During July and August 'isu'''sN u "s''''' wv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

tse naek cannhs SIS
Wuuseas Shall and AHibet
Rack Combs variety ~
sizes and shapes "a -
iect from. heaVY plata
or fancy upenwnfk
Euid hand tons ~ith
pretty ruiaFesi stone ass
tinxs. Wusth CSC saeh
s s,,e. 35c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

The reason given for this sudden
show 90 imnalleneo ia the nreea
alty for haste In the submission ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

More 81 these favorite Waists
Early Ia June they wsfe ti7s To.
morruw. price tiz5 Waite msl'.
trimmsd pith plsAts Aboat enough
for a day.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

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