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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-06-26
AT THE CHURCHES.

AT THE CHURCHES.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
REV. e. E. GILLESPIE, PASTOR.
Prayer meeting tomorrow evening at
$50 o'clock.
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL,
REV. J. L. STOKES, D. D., PASTOR.
Prayer meeting tomorrow evening at
$50 o'clock.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBY-
TERRAIN.
REV. W. C. EwART, PASTOR.
No prayer meeting tomorrow after
noon.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD
SHEPHERD.
REV. ]. o. BABIN, RECTOR.
Services Friday afternoon at 5
o'clock.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-06-26
[ Took 5000 Dollars

Insurance in the Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Company of Newark, n. j.,
something less than two years ago.
" III
Because it appealed to my faculties Of
discrimination. You should make in
vestments in some stocks and bonds
for the same reason. If you have
money invested in stocks or bonds,
sell, If you see where you can use the
money to better advantage. AS brok-
er ii is all the same to me whether
you buy or sell. Your judgment
should dictate to you the best thing
to do to realize the most satisfaction
and greatest profit.
Always use Discrimination.
Neely Manufacturing Co.. 100 (?)
Tavora Cotton Mill ....... 81 100
First National Bank ......112 lis
Loan & Savings Bank ....117 (O
York Cotton Mill ........(O SO
Glover Cotton Mill ........s35 (O
" Buy or Sell at Prices Quoted.
Write me your prices, and also give
me your orders for Stocks not listed.
DR.. M. w. WHITE.
Opposite Postoffice-Yorkville, S. c.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-06-26

T. w. SPECK, The Jeweler.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03
Orphans Court

Report OF sale of personal prop
erty hled by the executor OF
Reuben Long deceased.
Inventories OF curIeut money
aud debts due filed by the exec.
utoTs Of the estate Of John ~.
Castle, deceased.
Inventory OF personal prop.
erty filed 10y the executors OF Tie
estate OF Jou1 W. Castle de
ceased.
Certified copy Of will Of Cor
uellus Nlrts, .att OF Washington
County, deceased. filed toI record.
Inventory Of personal property
in the estate Of William j. Wor-
man, Med by Tie administrators.
VIII OF Clarence b. S,o-tle-
myrr, filed and pro5ated and
letters testauelcaly granted II
Lydia A. Z. S,0-t.rayeI. exec
utrix, with agency 10 Ley. L.
StOttlemyer aud notice So e.=
itors aud waTral; ~ apFis->e r-.
souai property; ogll >j.-yy
VIII Of ElzaJet4 hg5-s. de-
ceased, filed .OI prgtate.
Inventory Of cec-. due fed 81
the e1ecu,rix IL tie estate 4.
Clarence 3. S-o...enye-. DE-
ceased.
Letters testamel-a.g -Is1tz5
to William u. B9al, executor ~
the Will OF Elizabeth hoou.. de
ceased, with notice 20 creditor.
and warrautto apprais- personal
property and inventory o. ca.
rent money and deJ.s due fled.
bond 81, 600.
Report of sales Of stocks and
bonds filed by tue executor Of
the estate OF John c. Eugle
brecht, deceased
Martin r. Eyler and William
II. Cramer. administrators Of
John Reuben Eyler, deceased,
stated. first and final account.
Petition aud courts order TO
sell real and personal estate Of
Isaac Rooms, deceased, passed by
the court.
Will of john NJ. Falk. de-
ceased, fled and probated and
letters testamentary granted to
John w. Falk, executor, with
notice to creditors aud warrant
to appraise personal property;
bond, $4,000.
Courts order granted to DR..
William G. Johnson, executor of
DR.. George johnson, deceased, to
sell bonds.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03
SHOOT SUISSE
REPEIIAND ALEKEIFFF
Port Arthur Couuli-.i5n- I17zstl q
ting >ErTrnder R-cg11-1en5.
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co--i=s-o1 z--1.--=z y .-~=s-sgz.s
the s1r-=-.=- q Po-- a--1-r 1zz =
ished i-s ,zo1-z z1t -=c1--z.1s "a.
Lieutenant General S-o@s=z.. ..---s-
commando q t1= Russian ..--zs Z.
Port arthur, y dismissed .-o-- -
army and shot. that Lte-ts1s-. CO.
eral Fock. who co-1-z-ees -
Fourth East Siberian 1.T.s.c- =.
Port Arthur. Be dismissed f-o-- ~
army and undergo Z yezr-s hz-d q
Dor; that General Reiss. chief D.
staff Of General S-oessel, BE dis
missed and banished. and that Ad-
miral Alexeie1, former yiceroy Il
the Far East. Lieutenant General
Smirnoh, commander OF the Port
Arthur fortress, and General Yer
naDder be riprimanded. The formal
trial Of these officers will take place
shortly.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03
SPORTING NEWS.

The cup presented to the New
York Yacht Club by King Edward
VII. arrived by the Teutonic and Is
now in possession Of the club.
Elkwood Parks successful anna
teur race meeting convinced turf
observers that old time lovers Of
horses in New Jersey is as strong as
ever.
Among the lawn tennis winners In
a mixed doubles tournament at New
port were Miss Edna Barger and
Miss JEANNE Wallach.
The French swimmer Bouguin
won a nine mile international con-
test at Paris in three hours six min
utes.
Half nieces Of the late John Daily,
New York. have begun contest for
a share in his estate of from $780,
900 to 100000.
Mr.. Payne Whitney's new motor
boat Artful, in a trial trip Of two
hours against wind and tide, aver.
aged 24.62 miles an hour.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03

Work has been commenced on
land adjoining Belmont Park, and a
staeplechase course for the future
home of the United Hunts is in
course of construction.
Two children and their father
we're killed by a Long Island Rail-
road train on a grade crossing in
East New York.
At the celebration of Senator
Platt's seventy-third birthday at
Manhattan Beach 1t was announced
that B. B. Odell, Jr., would not be a
candidate for reelection as Repub-
lican State chairman.
Incensed at taunts of girl compan-
ions, who laughed at his inability to
swim. Samuel Gluten plunged into
Gravesend Bay and was drowned.
New Jerseys second Sunday I'M
der the Bishop law" was even dryer
chan the first, even Atlantic City
falling into line as an arid town.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03
FOREIGN NEWS.

NJ. Stolypin has been appointed
Russian Premier instead of M. Cor
cmvkin and members of the oppo-
sitfon in the Douma are fleeing to
Finland to plan for future action.
The Russian crisis dominated the
feeling on the Paris Bourse, affect
ING securities, according to a des-
patch.
American shares were the only
arm point on the London Stock Ex-
change during last week, says a des-
patch.
1t is reported that the Car has
5iened a decree dissolving the
Douma and troops are pouring into
st. Petersburg.
Alfred Belt leaves property near
Hamburg to that city, gives his pic
lures to various art galleries and
makes large requests to educational
Institutions.
Mr.. John Morley, in introducing
the Indian budget. warned the House
of Commons against the peril of in
Gliding India in the field of party
politics.
A treaty of peace between Guate-
mala. Salvador and Honduras, has
been signed on the Marblehead.
President Roosevelt and the
American Ambassador, Mr.. White
law Reid, sent condolences to Lord
Curzon upon the death of Lady Cur
zon.
Mrs. Evelyn NJ. Leighton and Mr..
Conrad Louis Peters, of New York,
We're married in London, according
to a despatch.
Members of the Brest regiment, at
Sebastopol, threw a bomb at their
Colonel who escaped unframed.
A despatch from Paris comments
on the American invasion Of Euro
pean resorts, the crowds of tourists
from the United States this year be-
ing unprecedented.
An armistice has ben concluded
between Salvador and Guatemala,
| preparatory to discussing terms of
peace on the Marblehead.
Discovery of an attempt to wreck
the train of the Grand Duke Vladi-
mir, uncle of the Gar, has aroused
Indignation in Berlin and Hamburg,
/ according to Dispatches
Thearts of a strike of the police
of St. Petersburg have greatly
alarmed the Russian capital.
The tomb of Charlemagne was
opened at the wish of the Kaiser for
the purpose of examining precious
relics known to be in the sarcopha-
gus.
Advices received by the Navy De-
partment annuonce the arrival of
Secretary Root at Para, Brazil.
Mrs Herbert F. Thomas, in an in
terview cabled from Paris, describes
her narrow escape in the automobile
accident near Croisy
Warning republics in Central
America have agreed to an armistice
and treaty of peace will be signed
on the United States cruiser Marble
head at sea-
An incipient mutiny occurred in
the fortress of Saints Peter and Paul,
in St Petersburg.
President Roosevelt has offered
the use of the Marblehead as neu-
trail ground for peace negotiations
between Guatemala, Salvador and
| Honduras.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03
Night Was Her Terror

81 would cough nearly all night
long," writes Mrs. Chas. Apple
gate, of Alexandria, Ind, land
could hardly get any sleep. |
had consumption so bad that if |
walked a block l would cough
frightfnlly and split blood, but,
when all other medicines failed.
three $1.00 bottles of DR.. Kings
New Discovery wholly cured me
and | gained 81 pounds" It's
absolutely guaranteed to cure
Coughs Colds, La Grippe, Bron.
chitis and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. Price soc. and 81 90.
Trial bottles free. At A. L
Pearre's drug store.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03
Real Estate Transfers.

Dr. Franklin B. Smith and
wife to Emma Z. Eichel berger,
real estate in county, $50.
Samuel I. Roger aad wife to
Katharine A. Taylor, real estate
in county, 81 ,0e0
Luther VI. Alleman to Emma
Louisa Allemau, two parcels Of
ground in Brunswick, 300.
Emma o. Sappington, ct al,
to Henry {. Norman, real estate
in Unionville, $500.
Elias Leathcrman and wife 10
Amanda +. uimes, part OF Mary's
Memorandum, SO.
Amanda +. Hines to Harriet,
Nj. Llztr. parcel of land. $50
Charles +. Trai. to Jouu +.
Patt r>on, ct al. parcel of lauc,
etc. 500.
Emily BuTleigh 10 William tl,z
Gibbons, real estate ii sugar
Loaf Mountain. SO.
James f. Woods aud vile 10
William l.. O. Woods, real estate
IN Brunswick. 500.
Edward Dorsey King, eXecu
tor. to Andrew Bowie. real estate
in Brunswick, SlUj.
Nauuie L. HIileaty, widow, TO
David Y. StaIier, and Moan l.
Cramer. real estate ia county.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03
Train ScalDs a Girl.

Lancaster, Pa. July 25.--While
alighting from a Pennsylvania Rail-
road train at Elizabethtown, Miss
Brinser, Of Hummelstown, fell so
that one arm and one foot were
across the rail A car step pushed
her aside, but the wheels Of the train
caught her long hair and tore it
from her head. She is likely to die
from shock and internal injuries.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03

lc-eo-. july z4-The General
C>Lg-@zs q Socia Isl Interparlia-
-s1-z-y Committees opened here
-r1=r -hs presidency Of James Keir
Esrdie he socialist member Of Par
izmelt and chairman OF the indie
pendent Labor Party. The first ac-
ton of the Congress was TO expei the
correspondents 4 resolution was
adopted changing the title Of the or
ganization 10 Socialist and Labor
'Interparliamentary Committee"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03
EnuIlsh.Grown Beef sur.,

The beet sugar industry is TO be
given a fair trial in England. Three
thousand acres on the Isle Of Axolne,
in Lincolnshire, are TO be utilized for
the purpose. A site for the first fac
tory has been secured at owston Fer
~, on the Trent. 1t is estimated that
the enterprise will bring to the grow
ers 945,000 crop. The farms will
be worked on the cooperative sys-
tsm.-London Tit-BiA
Cholly-Yaas, I'm going in for
cwicket and golf and all that sawt
Of thing y know. They're such manly
sports, y know.
Miss Peppery-The idea! You're
becoming positively mannish, aren't
you?-Puck.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03

Trenton. n j, July ? q
Annie tombstone, Of yer -o.-.
challenged any woman 1' srt,,..
race her from Lake Hoo %a,ol''
Long Branch for $50 and g'','a !.
cup, but State Commissio ra !
tor Vehicles Smith sent be ,' =, =,
saying if She did SO he worl, q :.
her automobile license. y
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03
NAiSlR's son TO srrD, ,

while lie Reing Educated n.
Attend American 'T r., pirhos
fourth son, Prince An III
will be a student husu't vii
university in due co M an Apaa
Prince August wil ni,s Of tn,
Ing into the true ph hroia 4 t's
Hohenzollern family 'o ~ q
mo most thorough educa III give III
the world affords. "''Olal tai.
Liz. Like all male men,.., I
family, the Young Pr inluefS s., q
the University Of B 5luys viii b
terms; then he will stns. lol q
Strassburg or Munich p'u s 'itb;,
will attend lectures in ,s ana iasl
lean institutions. Harvard TJsf a., \
Cornell are mentioned 'G n,, y Yah
are laying out his path - ,lo's
Returning from Ameri S~ 70 1, wiz
will pass a term at eitbo, ' os b
Cambridge. He is to be n U1,o'
ticularly proficient in u, Iaae
sciences" such as politio ,l' !
political economy and ', cops,, a5s
and international law, 'u'al
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03
Standing Of The Clubs.
FINANCIAL.

Stocks advanced throughout the
active list
Wabash and Pitrsburg and Lake
Erie Railroad interests signed an
agreement for joint use of freight
terminals a, Pittsburg.
Wells. Fargo & Co, made q
sweeping dental of the charge that
the management had issued an mae
curate balance sheet.
Figures Of the country's foreign
trade for the fiscal year show that
all previous records were broken.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03
BOYS SWITCHED IN COURT.
One Woman Declares 1t Was Easiest
So She Ever Earned.

Ithaca. y. Y, July 24.-The
Ithaca Police Court resounded with
vailing. Eight mothers piled a
stick given by Recorder Sweetland
Oh the trousers of their offspring
The youngsters had been arrested
for many car burglaries in the last
month.
Their parents are poor and Re-
co~5er Sweetlaud offered to remit
the fines on condition that the pa
rents administer corporal punish
oeat in court The mothers eagerly
s-a>pe6 the rods and proceeded to
ea-G what one of them called the
easiest five dollar of her life "
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03
Railroads Kill 1.12a.

Washington, D. c., July a6.-
During the three months ending
March 81 the railroads killed 1875
persons and injured 1910, accord
ing to the bulletin of the Interstate
Commerce commission. The total
number of collisions and derailments
was 8,4e0.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03
j. c. 3IcCracken.

formerly star guard Of the Penn
vania football team, is now on
way back form Canton, China, vi
he has established a medical 81
and dispensary as a branch Of
University Of Pennsylvania HI
coming here for The double pur
of marrying his sweetheart
Helen Newpher, OF New York
and of raising additional fund;
the school in Canton. The wed
will take place in PHILADELPHIA
September.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03
Thank an Empress For Silk

Silk was first made by Sill
wife of Hoang-Ti, Emperor Of On
BIC $500. Among the Greeks A
totle (B.C. 3S4-S22) is the first
mentions it. 1t was not until
$50. however, that 1t began to De
tivated in Europe; the first eggs
ing then brought from India by
monks.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03
L. S. Navy Short 3 ooo :,

Washington, D. C., july y ;''
United States Navy is Short -t-
men caused by the building n
ships, desertions, deaths o., u
cruiting officers have been II
get all good men available y
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03
New Ministry Oniets TeheraI

Teheran, July 24.-An imp
order for the formation Of a
Ministry of Justice, with full de
for its organization, was gazette'
is hoped that this will satisfy
indictments. The Bazaars have
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03
nODEL.'
TELEPHONE CALL IS.

LAST WEEK OF JULY SPECIAL SALES.
Lot No. 1.-The best Henley Serges Your choice OF g0O
styles, &c per yard. Real value 15c.
Lot No. 2-4our choice of Batste (hgured) at &c. h
value, 15c.
Lot NO. 3-Remnans of Cambria and Nansook Emoro"'
cries marked out at half price.
Lot NO. 4-Severa hundred yards of super quality oSD
Ribbons at Sc per yard Real value, 25c.
THIS THE BEST LINEN STORE.
we carry the following numbers II months of the yea
36-nch all pure Linen Cambria at 25c. 36lncn 40
pure Linen Cambria at soc. 36-inch all pure AD'1
Cambria at Soc 36-inch AlLnen Sutng, rOuD1
thread, SIZE 45-inch All-Linen Sutng, round tneo
at 5oc 45inch All-Linen Suiting round thread wv
45lnch ALinen Suiting round thread, at 17c
oh all these numbers defy competition 10 test
Tor yourself get samples and compare with any O''
make in Frederick or outside
New Dark Scotch Gnghams 124c. New Dark fer'"''
1870.
JOHN HEMDRICKsoN'
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03

The heroic statue of Commodore
John Barry, designed by Murray and
now ready for casting, will be erect
ed on Independence Square, Phila-
delphia, and according to the pro-
gram will be unveiled on March II,
next year The statue will cost
about $4,000.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03

The administration is determined,
II possible, to force dissolution Of
the Standard Oil Company.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03
:.

Steamship men reported the rush
of travel TO Europe ended for the
season and a total of 100000 pas
sengers carried from North Atlantic
ports
Search is being made for Henry
Pollexfen. for whom $9,500,O0O is
waiting in England.
Fifteen hundred bids were re-
ceived by the Government for the
new S30,000,000 Panama Canal
bond issue,
Ludwig avn Gaertner, violin vir-
tuoso. was arrested at Philadelphia
charged with forging the will of his
wealthy wife.
IT is said that friends of Stanford
White agree with Mrs. Thaw that
the case should be disposed of with
ont a trial
John f. Roosevelt, eldest son OF
Robert B. Roosevelt, declared there
would be no contest of his fathers
will
Speaker Cannon and members of
the Republican Congressional Com
mittee will confer with President
Roosevelt about the coming cam
paign.
Mrs FIizab both Ncpettie and AL
fred NJ. King were arrested, charged
with completely in the theft of $50
coo worth of diamonds belonging to
Mrs. Halsey Corwin, New York
District Attorney Jerome, of New
York. attacked President Roosevelt
and former Judge Alton B. Parker
in a speech in Georgia, where his
words were warmly applauded.
John L. Welshons. a prominent
merchant, Of Pittsburg, admitted in
the Hartie divorce trial that he gave
money to a negro coachman, who
made a damaging affidavit against
Mrs. Hartje.
Announcements of wage increases
ranging from two to seven per cent.
to cotton mill operatives were made
in nearly every New England State.
Clifford W. Hartridge, Harry
Thaw's new counsel, obtained prac-
tically all the papers bearing on the
defence of the man who killed Stan
ford White, in New York,
Two men were shot down in
Morningside Park. New York. by a
workman, the cause being a dispute
over labor matters.
Crowds dragged to earth a big
balloon in which Dr. Thomas. his
wife and Roy Knabenshue sailed
oevr New York city, seriously endan-
gering the lives of the aeronauts.
Recorder Golf declared that the
le1iencv of turias was n blame for
the epidemic of murder in New York
city.
Bishop Mcdonnell. of BROOKLYN.
y. Y. announced that a great cathe-
dra1 costing millions would bo hill
on the old Kings County Peniten-
tiary site
BY a federal court decision II Y
Rogers will he compalled IN restore
81 900 0Oo racaivad &c +rrs+oo of tbo
Bay State Gas Company.
Letters offered in the Hartie di-
vorce case, in Pittsburg, Pa. we're
declared stolen and were rejected by
the Court.
proooodi,os ooo;ns+ +ho ,r,ou4o
Ice Company are expected to be Ia
ken by the Government in its anti
trust crusade.
noeor+ &C -. no.,,ou ~
trolls his income. Harry Thaw de-
clared he would have only Clifford
W. Hartridge for his PRINCIPAL conn
sci.
Mrs. Halsev Corwin was the loser
of $4,000 in Jewels. having been
robbed while she silent in the home oP
friends. on Forthwith Street Now
York.
Members of the International Pol
icy Holders Committee telegranbnd
protests against being continued on
the administration ticket Of +bo NJ
tual Life.
Sister of Mrs Hartie deo1orod -
Pittsburg suit that She addrossod 49, -
clones to the co-rasnordant ST "To en
Nadine for mold sorrats On
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-03

Between 500 and 900 British
toWGS and villages have namesakes
in the United States.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-08
Notions, I oilet Goods
These liale staples are rarely sold at special
prices. And when they are it means crowd
ed aisle. 7Ae Sale will continue all week

Pearl cuff links. 75c values for 25c
Pearl hat pins. all colors. regular
loc lor '....ss........s... DC
Fancy hat pins. values from 35c to
QUO, your choice ,...........,. 25o
Pearl necklaces, each one comes In
a single box. the soc and 7Sc
Pearl shirt waist sets. an endless
variety. values UP to 7Sc. choice
1or .s.......s........ 1Oc
Paper folding fans at half price
during the round UP sale. values
from CSC to 75c .....HAlF PRICE.
Stationery. any of our 35c and soc
box stationery for a box 800. 25o
Odd envelopes. regular 15c for 80. So
Odd paper by the quire, regular
loc Tor ............s...... 30
Toilet soap, cakes in a box, all
odors. rose. violet, Carnation and
the genuine Cosmo Buttermilk,
regular Csc box. for ..,....... 10o
SC cube pins, white or black ...... 40
sc lace pins. white or colors ...... 1c
2 for &c hat pins. white or black. D.. 1o
1oc and 15c a doz. pearl buttons.
dozen DC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-08
1870 Discount on the
r Remainder of our
Magnificent Stock of
Colored Dress Goods.

This includes plain and fancy Batise, Tafeta Cloths
Panamas plain and fancy Mohairs Cravenettes all
Fancy Mixtures
Our beautiful stock of Black Goods and the very
srable woolens this 20 OF
S5c and S100 grade Fancy Silks yard
s125 grades Fancy Silks yard SOC
2inch all silk suitings s125 and s15o grade.
81 90 s125 SILK Crepes, for Round up
csc grade Plain Tafetas yard
grade Plain Tafetas yard
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-08
,Dresses,Skirts, Covert Jackets

$3.50 Satlts, $16. so.
Suits Zip to $45., so for $22. so.
WOOL CLOTH SkIRTS-An-
wool cloths In white with black
hair line stripe. 50. rs skirts for SO 95
BLACK TAFFETA SKIRTS
Made with tucked founce, good
quality taffeta, perfect fitting
skirt, 1915 for ..,,......,.....S4. 81 95
Navy blue and black Panama and
black Panama cloth skirt. sored
circular skirt. SS.75 for 81 95
White Swiss dresses, trimmed
with Val. lace and insertion,
round yoke of Val insertion;
SIG so and SIS so dresses for. SO 70
Also white princess dress in this lot.
White Bobbinette dresses and
white Swiss dresses, elaborate
" trimmed with Val lace and
insertion and medallions of
lace: s29 so and s32 90 values
Tor '''.s'.''' Sio Nv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-08

15c child's supporters In blue, pink
and black for ................ 1oc
16c sleeve protectors .e,....... t0c
15c hair pins Observation-Disclosures. 10c
1Oc hair pins .-...........-....-.. 30
sc hair pins. for ................. Sc
10c hooks and eyes ............... SC
sc hook and ewes, for .......... Sc
&c hook and eyes ..,,............. 10
15c skirt and waist holder ........ Sc
15c box bone or shell hair pins. ... 10c
25c hair retainers In shell color. 10e
zoe ladies' supporters in blue pink
and black for ...............-.. 100
Sozodont tooth wash. Reg. 25c ca
Tor -...--,-s.....-.-. 900
2 for &c Ironing Wax for EACH. lie
2 for &c. tape, white or black
each .s,............... ...'...''' 10
&c shoe laces. pairs for .......-. DC
15c yard featherbone for, yard d'.'.. 1uo
10c and 15c featherstitch braids.
each ............'-.... DC
Skirt braid. 2 kinds. 15c and 36c.
for ......,...,....'' '.-.''' oe
10c silk shoe laces for pair r,.s.... 90
15c shields, will wash for. pair. 1Oc
10c curling irons for .............. 90
16c curling irons for .....-........1U TUG
&c toilet pins. for .............'- 90
SC straight pins for .......-A.-.. DC
1Oc cubs pins, white or black. for. &c