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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21

Interesting Designs
In furs. not shown elsewhere In the
city at Mehrsy's, Knutsford.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21

II YOU want the finest Christmas pies
in the land, be sure to get MOUNTS
mincemeat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21

The Highgrade Anderson" Piano
stands among the first It's worth hear
ing, easy payments.
~ Y. & WESTERN PIANO co.
50 Marke. st,
Near P)stollice.
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90 TO NEW YORK ON THE
LEHIGH

Double Track Scenic Highway. Con-
meets at Buffalo or NIAGARA Falls with
all lines from the west
Write Passenger Department, Lee
high Valley r. r.. 21s South Clark St.
Chicag(o. III.
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CHURCH NOTICES

The regulara monthly meeting OF
the officers OF Ensign stake Primary
association will be held on Friday,
Dec, ~ 1905, in room 81 Memorial
hall at 4 D. m.
Miss Anderson Of the general board
VIII give the topic concert lllustra-
lions Of principles of the gospel. All
interested In Primary work are in
vited to be present
SARAH II. STEWART.
- President.
RosANNAH c. IRVINE,
Secretary.
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Mems Gloves.

II you don't know the size, we sup
ply an order which would be accept
able and insure NJ.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
1866 Main Street.
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SUGAR CITY TOWNSHIP COM
PANY.-The regular quarterly
dividend of 22 per cent on
the capital stock Of this copany,
Will be payable AZ the office Of the
Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. on
Jan. p 1897, to stock holders of
record Dec %, 1906. The stock
transfer books Of the company will
be closed Dec. 20, 1906, at D. m,
and re-opened Jan. 8 1907. at 10 a.
IN.
HORACE G. WHITNEY,
December 20, 1906
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Kelley Ice Cream Co. has removed to
2G0 South State. Both phones 1923.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21

WHY NOT GIVE YOUR friends
dozen records for Xmas. Columbia
Photograph Co., 1921 South Main.
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Make Your Xmas Enjoyable

by the possession OF furs Of known
integrity, Mehesy the Furrier, Knuts.
ford.
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Xmas money loaned on your salary,
Easy payments. Cherry, f07 d. f..
Walker Bldg.
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AGREEABLY suRpRIsEp.

Many sufferers nom rheuma tism have
been agreeably surpflsed at the prompt
relief afforded by applying Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. Ii makes sleep and rest pos
slble. For sale by all druggists.
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China on display at the Charletor
Shop, l22 Main Street.
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Xmas money loaned on your salary.
Easy payments. Cherry, Fd ID. f.
Walker Bldg.
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HOME FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY CT UTAH. The regular
quarterly dividend of per cent on
the capital stock Of this company,
Will be paid at the office Of the
company, No, 20 Main Street Salt
Lake City, Utah, on Jan. 2, 1901, to
stockholders OF record on Dee. %,
1906. The stock transfer books will
be closed Dec. 20, 1906 at u o'clock
noon, and will, be re-opened on
Jan. 3, 1907. at 10 o'clock q. m,
HORACE G, WHITNEY.
Secretary.
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Kelley Ice Cream Co. has removed to
260 South State. Both phones 1928.
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FULL LINE OF DISK and cylinder
machines and records Columbia
Photograph Co. 327 South Main.
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TUITION FEES NOT RAISED yet
at Ladies' Tailoring College. Bell
Phone 4042 red.
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HALF RATES FOR sTUpBN rs

All points In Utah and Nevada. Dec.
20. 81, %. Return Jan. 9TH. See agent
Salt Lake Route.
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FULL LINE RECORD CABINETS,
easy payments, Columbia Photograph
Co, 327 South Main.
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Neckwenr

NcckWenr
In variety Of new shades that will
please the man who cares for dress,
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
1876 Main Street.
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THE KING OF GEE WIFI.

is the most original rollicking story on
the market. For children 1t is just the
thing 1t is all about two children in
the Island Of GEE WHIZ. You VIII be
captiyated with its gaiety and interest.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
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Xmas money loaned on your salary.
Easy payments. Cherry, 40T ID. r.
Walker Bldg.
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salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodaks. finishing. framing, Main
and Third South streets.
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Or Eroadbent Dentist.
500-501 Scott building, 16S Main.
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heeley Ice Cream Co. has removed IN
@oo south state. Both phones 3223
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

THE UTAH SUGAR Co.--The
regular quarterly dividend OF tx
per cent on the preferred capital
stock Of this company. win be
paid az the office OF the company.
Deseret News Annex, Salt Lake
city, Utah, on Dec 81, 1906 to
stockholders Of record Dec. a, 1906.
The stock transfer books OF the
company viii be closed Dec. "a, 1905,
ct o'clock y. NJ and re-opened
Jan. 2, 1901, at 10 o'clock A. m.
HORACE q. WHITNEY,
Secy. q Treas.
December 30 1906.
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LADIES' TAILORING COLLEGE
remains open during holidays 333 w.
lst N. Bell Phone 4043 red.
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STUDENT RATES
SALT LAKE ROUTE

To all points In Utah. Half fare.
Tickets sold Dec. 20, q, %. Limit re-
turning Jan. It'll.
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Fpncy Vests

Auditorium Roller Rink. for nice PEG.
pie.
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PETITION FOR A
CHANGE IN DECREE
Definite Action Taken by Murray
Business Men On Smelter
Smoke Problem.
HOPE FOR A REHEARINe.
VIII the People OF the Valley Stand by
Their Executive Committce?--
WIN Shelters Go?

The contribution Of the Murray
Business men to the long controversy
over the smelter smoke problem. has
assumed the definite shape OF petit
ton to be circulated among those who
signed the petition against the smelt-
ers, asking for a change IN the decree
permitting them to continue 10 oper-
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The Dunlap Hat

The Dunlap Hat
Is recognized as the highest standard
of mems headwcar.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO
I66 Main Street.
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Auditorium Roller Rink, for nice peo-
MA
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HIGH GRADE WATCHES
Low Prices. A. s. Reiser Jeweler
No. ~ East First South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21

Famous Xmas Furs
At Mehesy's. knutsford.
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fon Get What You Think You Get
In furs at Mehesy's, Knutsford,
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MAY CHANGE OPINIONS.

The question hinges now on wheth-
or the people Of the valley will stand
by their executive committee, which
seems to have taken a stand against
any change. or will they revise their
opinions since the crisis OF having the
shelters leave the valley has arisen
The petition by which the Murray
business men hope to secure enough
slgners Of the previous petition to Sc
cure a rehearing before Judge Mar
shall with possible change In the
original decree, Is as follows:
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WANTED.

10 BUY A MULE. WEIGHT ABOUT
MV POUNDS, Apply 4. y. l.. Furniture Store
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ING, LADIES' TAiLUKING. sHlRr
WAIST, SUITS, PRICES REAsON-
AbLE, LONG EXPERIENCE. Mhs. T..
"a; SOWDlN, 52i CONS lIrurl0N BLDG
BELL PHONE 1925 Ny.
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Dividend Tomorrow---The Street
Railway Mutual Aid association viii
r6y tomorrow. the annual dividend
OF 81. at the ear barns.
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The time has come when Salt Lake
must choose between becoming a great
smelter town such as Butte, and glory
ing IN such achievements MS may come
without a tributary valley. or going
ahead to try TO rival Denver with a
clear sky overhead. and a climate that
has not the great drawback everywhere
In the valley and the suburbs, OF
clouds Of poison smelter smoke and ar
senic dust, They have cast their vote
against the smelter town idea. they de-
clare, and are not going TO give in.
Whether the people In any numbers
will retain the view OF their executive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
INDICTED IN n. & ". CASE.
Bills against HumphrieS and Smith
Three Plead GmiItu.

Samuel !. HUMPHREYS. OF No. 2H Adelphi-st
hrook3n. and Douglass E. Smith. OF No. 80
bee7 ke--st. Manhattan. were indicted for forgery
IN The first degree by the grand jury in the Norfolk
and Western Railway bond forgery yesterday
Charles Augustus Seton and Colonel kid" COL
uey, the other two principals IN the forgery had
beer indicted for the same thing two weeks ago
hui had nor pleaded Anticipating that all four
would plead guilty and allow him 10 finish up the
caFe quickly. Assistant District Attorney Garvan
s-rsigned al four before Recorder Golf, in General
Sessions. yesterday Afternoon. Seton HUMPHREYS
and Smith pleaded guilty to forgery in the Norfolk
ana Western matter, but Colonel Colmey pleaded
not guilty.
Seton Huuphries and Smith were remanded for
me month. as Recorder Gof does not sit in March.
hunphrles was allowed 10 make statement and
plea for leuency for himself and Smith. in which
= stated that both committed forgeries at Seton
oesre, ana that neither uroted financially thereby
Nh. Garyan asked that HUMPHREYS and Smith be
sentenced yesterday. but the Recorder preferred 10
va Tor month. MT. GarVan wanted Seton kept
!, he ToUUs, his evidence will be used against
CoUey All We're rems nded for a month. Colmey
is under sentence OF four and six months for
grand larceny IN selling cancelled bond of the
Hampstead and New-York Railway, and Seton is
awaiting sentence for sWinoling the promoters OF
{ Texan railway line out OF 5000.
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NEUy RULE FOR BROKERS'.
Must Inform Clients of Time and
Place of Sale.

Albany. Feb. 2s.-ThA Court of Appeals yesterday
decided that a stock broker must give customer
formal notice of the time and place of the sale ol
stock held on margin for such client, or ne ciol
recover any loss which he may sustain IN 'he
transaction. -, -.
The decision. which estab lishes new rune u
,auy q, stock transa ctions was rendered in an ar
ton begun by Harry Content and Walter Coh'ei.''
Of New-York. against Peter Banner, appellah'' ~
April 1900 the plaintiffs purchased stocks lot Ie
defendant as his brokers without requiring the
advance OF any margin by him. carrying II TOT seN
eral months. On August following they "Io.e ne
defendant letter the material part OF when loi-
lows:
Inasmuch as the stock has not yet pee ~ TAX IL
,is;, 10 give YOU further opportunity ~ % ~
~, or 10 supply us with sufficient ma ~ 20 he
~ - Won so desire If however. you 90 noo Nsnn
lie arrangements in this respect Deiu 49,, Co.
49, Dey, august l3l We shall sell ths ~ Iose
Toir account and hold you responsive loi ~
The stock was sold that day on the culo 49,. a.
- =. the brokers' for which they supSeluetulS
I'D the defendant and recovered a1 tri hut The
Anpellate Division sustained Inc
1'6urt Of Appeals reversed IL
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efforts which have been made to prevent industrial
The pig iron market continues to be quiet. and is
dull in places, particularly in Southern iron.
although very heavy shipments have been made
from the South during the week account Of
advance OF % cents a ton in freight rates eff
fective March /. The absence of heavy buying
during the last three weeks is not regarded
with alarm by furnace interests. which consider
II q natural sequence OF the very heavy buying OF
December and January. All iron consuming inter
ests are busy. and there is abundant reason for
expecting much greater activity In buying at a
not far distant date 1t is confidently believed that
the Steel Corporation will continue to contract for
heavy tOnnages of Bessemer.
specncations on sheet contracts are very heavy
and mills running 20 their full capacity so far
as the supply OF semi-finished teriaI will permit
the demand for structural material continues
strong The American Bridge Company during
February made contracts amounting to 60 OOO tons
ana other interests enjoyed excellent business The
demand for wire and wire nails is very active and
II Is predicted that there will be shortage I'm the
spring "
At the meeting held In New-York prices on mates
and shapes were reafirmed. Mills are able to give
more satisfactory delivery on plates. but are as
rule. well supplied with orders. Steel car manu-
facturers and other users OF merchant steel are
specifying heavily Sales of rails continue in fair
volume. those OF the last week by the leading in
terests amounting to about 81 900 tors OF which
1880 tons went to the Frisco systen ana roet %
the remainder to traction lines
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DROP IN STOCK MARKET.
Gail Money Goes Up-Prices Slump
Nine Points.

A slump in The stock market yesterday caused
crop IN prices ranging from 20 u points There
was particular feature that could be picked
or the chief cause Of the decline. Call money
went uD above per cent. and this in some quar-
tfrs was assigned ss the reason for the fail IN
prices But call money has been up TO l25 per cent,
a0c there vas cessation TO the bull movement
a. THAT time j is pointed out. also, that the ad-
vance 10 call money rates is very natural at this
time. CaI' money always goes Up at the end of the
nor'-. when there are big disbursements 10 be
made This month there are interest and other
payments amounting more than S40.ooo.eco
A. rho present time many Of the big fnancierf
nave gone away and there is in town 20
tuppo-' prices. Many pools in special stocks have
round themselves in vulnerable positions. with
tafse quantities Of securities which have been
1yosfe1 above their value for investment purposes
ne cf0T Yesterday went 20 the extent OF il points
" SEeat northern preferred. y in Northern Pa
T.nl I'D iu National Lead common. 31s in Union
Ta'ih0. % iu AmalEanafed Copper and 2i7 in
Itae.Hg Tho extent of the decline in the last
,toIla may be- judged from the losses Of y points
~ 'sr@ai northern. p iu Northern Pacihc, ~ In
S.t'L' rs. l' ln Amslgamated and 20 IN 81. PAU
10 following table shows the declines yesterday
Ut ~ points 90 more from Tuesdays closing:
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o,uErER PIG IRON MARKET.

THE Iron Age says:
Tho mig iron situation Is dull so lar S ~
-, 90 concerned. in nearly all marhe''' anu
-, much like deadlock between puSe'
VIA = ,ra,afs 1t is accompanied oy Tue IN
anu =, weakness which are crealeu y a So 80
nrs+y Of uneasy sellers Some consumers +hs, the
mlrot.'s rbey believe TO be the cue ma III,
caught "h@' ~ "a ana are Withholding ORDERS
Top mas p the west lettings Of contracts
1HU7 -, nine for municipalities nave - "a -
cast "o~ tent consumption is enormous -l1
Pone' ,nn record breaking output stocks are 81, n,
s spT in qua n. ens ro Of s ms are
terial from a. The history Of the indusiry' Eahru
unparalel go ~ steel Corporation
the United lei 10 the nth. shpPes1 .,-e PRODUCTS
airy from tl s 40, 800 gross tons ~ t,ot ed M TO
total OF oy,ants during this ptflou undi-
alone the b. pressure for steer VT &c con
Is 900 the lar as the Central MesI ~ nv
nhi1 The situation IL In go on steel rails In
The fact Ia ne1t month. me cLa-iyet for o 600
the middle oLn,ood 10 be in the i ma o,,rcboses
road Ills in addition 70 II 90 tons 1t IS not
tons OF IadS system has placed ilvU tre of the
Inc IT,, there has been q No. and the United
true tiat tatueen Hill inter SaondroI of the
gotlato corporaton for the 4. iT allowance
States st 49, sorrner The mattei - later on
lanas % snt time and Will De i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
POSTAL TELEGRAPH EXTENSION

Bangor. Me. Feb 2s-The Postal telegraph
Gable Company has completed direct connection
with the Northern Telegraph Company. operating
lines the Bangor and Aroostook Railroad. thus
adding the Postal system 800 miles OF pole
and lhO places in the lumber. agricultural, hunt
ing and fishing regions in Northern Maine. Tele-
grams transmitted via Postal TO the
Moosehead Lake region and all points on the Ban
gor and AloOstcUk Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
ADDITIONAL OFFERINGS IN VASE DRESS FABRICS

at OFFICES IIldI IlONc Oui ANuACAo
Silk hg'd Zephyr-invistble checks
or white with cold designs
worth so ''''''"' -eJS
VoiIes for Evening and Street
checks and other designs
wool hnish-wiil not cTumple or
muss easily-wOrJh 90 ...-----..-- .SS
rolIenne Brodes-soft. silky. with
dots and fgures-worth 40. ----.-.- 80
Nercerized NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
color combinatlOns-in special
demand for Waists and Dresses
could not be duplicated under BY L q
Changeable SILK finish MohRirs-
exquisite shsdes-worth -35---..--.- "a
rrnported Woven Batistes-44inch-
variety OF colors-import price
AIR ceuts-A great special al. $500. PA
Shadow Cfecks-mercerized IN warn.
insurfng permanent lustre-day and
evening tints-value %. .....-...-. 9
Innorted Merceri-ed Ta1eta Checks
best coIors-elsewhere % ..--... 4 81
Yard-wide Imported Dress Anens-best
shades for Coat suits and
ChlIdren's Dresses-valu- IL 20 30
.12a. 10. PA. 90. 80
Ir,norted Black Wolfe Grenadines
dull or satin fnish stripes. ..,..-.-. 80
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n, Telegraph 10 The Tribune ,.w

cleveland. Feb. 2s.-'The iro"
will say tomorrow; -, .,, throat
Ns" so al STRIKE although That there viii
bas given much reason iof hoI ther the anthracite
be no oesSa9 regions While the active "a odber
OF the ireI,snces will undoubtedly ne asssova
some who nave believed ih1 ,be no Notwithstanding
should De man. eonntry win heartily indorse the
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UNFINISHED ROOMS WANTED.
BUSINESS CHANCES

MANUFACTURERS. have your trade
marks protected under the New Law.
Charges in full. EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
including all government fees. EXPERT.
Box s. Tribune Office.
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OrgRndis Ldsse-crean1 OF whfts
grOUnds-artistic floral PRINTING!
etc.-very dTessy-worth 40. ... as
Embroidered Dot Orsand.e voiles-
Roses and Sprays in natural
tones-valus 40 ........-.-........ a
Check SILK Mousseline-vhite, with
foral efects-shesr and soft
but Arm-value As. ....,...... %
S2-!nch Zephyrs-plain oolors-hfxnsr
at wholesale than our price. IN
Woven Mohair Suitings-plaiu, rxd
and two-tone e1ects-worth H.. .
Finest imported Liberty Sateens-
allover and Persian SILK patterns
also blue and black with white. -. 80
Corded Mousselins de Soes-largs
floral designs-valus 80 ..... 20
Fine Embroidered Dress Linens
Cresm white with self or cold
sunb rinss-value 80. ...- 90
Mercerlzed Cotton Suitings-cross bar
or Mosaic effects-value 40. ... "a
EVERYTHING IN
Pereales. Cambrics. etc. "a 20 f2,
tiinshams. Seersuckers. etc 5 70 %
chiffonsttes. Lawns. etc. 9& AS
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LOST.


LOST.-Bankhook No. $50 O7o OF tne Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing. Any
person having a claim 10 1t is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten DAYS
or submit 10 having said passbOOk cancelled
and n new one issued.
LOST.-Bankbook No. 461 I'D OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing. Any
person having claim TO II is hereby Called
upon 10 present the same within ten DAYS
or submit to having said passbook cancelled
and new one issued.
LOST or STOLEN. book No. 94.Oe2
OF the German Savings Bank IN the CITY
of New-Tork. corner +th-ave and 14th-St-.
issued TO Louis c. Koppel, in trust for Louis
George Koppel- All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. II not re
turned TO the bank on the I'D day OF Aarch,
1905. a duplicate will be issued.
LOST or STOLEN.-Bankbook No. $40. 6S3
OF the German Savings Bank in the city
of New-Yorl. corner 4th-ave and 14th-st-.
issued TO Karl Ritz. All persons are eau
tional against negotiating the same. II not
returned to the hank on the 22d day OF
March 1905. duplicate will be issued.
LOST handbook No. $50. 643. Bank for
Savings, 80 4th-ave., New-York. Pay
nent STOPPED. Please return book 70 bank.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions cents per line Six-
teen words. seven times consecutively. 81.
which entities advertiser to have rooms
entered in The Tribune's Directory Of De-
sirable Rooms for period OF fourteen days.
Write for circular.
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Emb'd Skirtings
for
Wcmen'S and Ctildren's
Dresses and Underwear

A splendid assortm-nt-27 10 As inch
Swiss Batists and fine Persian Lawn. with
embroidery, tucks and Val lace tnsertings.
finished with wide lace edged rufrie-
81 inch........ 90 to 2. 20
IS inch. III .25 TO 2. 50
Combination AIlovers TO match. / IS 70 los.
Embroidered Allovers-
Swiss and Nainsook-Engli.h eye
let and the newest patterns IN
blind and acknowledgement --.-.-- 10
Embroidered AIlovers-Cluny and
Baby Irish dssgns-alsO latest
eyeIet. Coral. figure and medallion
designs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO 10 z SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
Captivating Designs
Wonen's Lingerie Waists

WVH~- AA-SS- IO WaDO
Customers In succession declare that
nowhere else do they find such
variety and such moderats prices
Fins White Batists waIsts-ruu
tucked back and front-auover enid
fronts or Emb'y Medallion and
Lace-lorg or short sleeves. ....--R. 90
Extra fine Batists or Allover EmSd
5wiss-Baby Yokes-front and bach
OF fine Val lace-tucked or smbd
oodice-long OF short sleavss...... .5.SS
Very Fins Lnrsris Blouses-
tastsfully rrim'd with fine or heavy
laces or Hand Emb'd ailovsrs; also
other fancy styles. .........---7.S %
Finer Waists 20 s18 es
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yIOLINS.
AGENTS WANTED.

ADMINISTRATIONS. accident. death. one
or the best insurance companies wants
agents; they can make $50 per week Ad-
dress Box 3.456. Boston. Mass.
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