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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-11-10
Notice of Assessment.

Millville lrrigating company, Mill
vile, Cache county, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting Of the directors held on the
18th day of September, 1906, an assess
ment OF IS cents per share was levied
on the capital stock Of the corporation
payable on or before the lst day of No.
yember 1906, to the secretary, at
his residence in Millville, Utah. Any
stock on which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the LIST of November
will be delinquent and advertised for
sale al public auction, and unless pay.
ment is made before Will be sold on
the 10Th day of November, 1906 to pay
the delinquent assessment together
with the cost Of advertising and ex-
pense of sale.
MARTIN OLSEN, secretary.
Notice Is hereby given that the pay
mcnt of tax specified in the foregoing
notice has been extended to the 18th
day OF November, and that delinquent
stock will be sold on the Bird day of
December, 1906.
by order of the board of directors.
MARTIN OLSEN, Sec.
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LEGAL NOTICES
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICE.

Consult County Clerk or the Respective Sion-
ers for Further Information.
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NOTICE TO oREDITORs.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate OF Isaac Pullum. deceased.
Creditors will present claims with vouchers
to the undersigned at her residence in Tren-
ton. In the county Of Cache and state OF Utah,
on or before the first day OF March, A. ID. 1907.
Date Of publication. Octobert24, A. ID. 1906.
ANNIE NJ HILL,
EXecutrix OF the last will aud testament
OF Isaac pulum, deceased.
A. II. LAW.
Attorney for Estate
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-11-10
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NOTICE TO CEEDIToRs.

Estate OF Richard W. Glib = deceased.
Creditors will present cb IN, with vouchers
to the undersigned at the II ~iurnce Of william
W. Gibbs in Providence, "a tue county of
cache and state of Utah. Cti OR before the 3lst
day Of December, A. ID, 1906.
WILLIAM NJ. GIBBS
ELIZABETH JONES,
Administrators OF the estate OF Richard
W. Gibbs. deceased
GEORGE q, Rich.
Attorney for administrators.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-11-10

In the District Court. Probate Division In aad
Tor Cache County, State Of Utah.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-11-10

Or. do you open your mouth like a young
bird and gulp down whatever food or med!-
cine may be offered YOU
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
1n1mAasA~@h.

THE Wanamaker Building is now open. Everybody is
invited to the five lower floors just ready for business
With the Basement, in use for the past few months
six floors are now in retail service.
Another interesting occasion will appear when the re
adjustment of the Sevort building is complete. and stlli
another when you enter upon the full use OF the |0""-
maker building.
Of structures for retail business the best past is in the Stewart build
ing, the best future is in the Wanamaker building; the combination Is
unique, unparalleled, unmatched.
The Subway Station defines the common basic level for the two build
ing. The communication is by tunnels. Parallel TO the Subway one
large thoroughfare is finished. Near Broadway is a temporary tunnel that
will soon be absorbed by another very conmodious, now under con
stuction.
Each building has a distinct elevator service. You 90 from upper
floors in either to the other by using elevators both ways and crossing
under the street at the Subway level. The system of delivery, accounts
adjustment and cash is common to both buildings. Aisle man. Sers are IN
attendance at all points for the assistance, guidance and service % visitors"
The occupancy of the Wanamaker building brings the realization OF
lon~deferred hopes for the development of or general business. Long
since our stocks Of merchandise, the volume of our sales and the needs d
the store service outgraw the Stewart building. Only one course vas opcn
vs. must build. For several years the business has pushed MS. Now we
are in frecr, better shape, and we will push the business. We must tell yon
of the several floors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23

Richness and beauty here make great appeal to your taste. Il is all
IN harmony with the merchandise. Every grade OF good pianos at prices
mat are always right from the point OF the retail buyers mtereSts
le invitation to view the charms OF tins Chamber OF Elegance IS M
versaL Non-piano buyers and even Phihstines are expected.
TL.x Lamps and Electrolars China and Glass Marbles and
4 n Bronzes are here in number and variety without equal, COM
ETOOx pettor or follower. Artist, artisan and merchant have
= " united their ingenuity in the plans for the fitting exhibi
ton of this dazzling and delightful combination Of form,
color and material. Crystals, mirrorsa and electric lights; mahogany, velvet,
Elaie glass, are skilfuly combined in tie artistic surroundings of this art
merchandise. The scene in the glass alcove rooms is like fairyland.
The influences that make this collection and exhibition have made it
not only a museum of delight, but also the special counsel of the prudent
ianG economical housekeeper
Eoux4L This floor is the joy of the homedecorator Here
! ON' comes the housekeeper whose home has been finished by
EIOOr carpenter and plasterer. Our Upholstery Organization
takes up the work and makes the house ready to live in
with 10 labor to you, except to say yes o no to the wall papers and
other hangings W e submit. We lay hardwood floors, hang wall paper,
do all interior decorating, furnish window shades, portnrs and lace cur
tains. II you do not wish to forego the enjoyment of individual selection,
here is spread out before you everything that upholstery art has conceived
and skill produced for the adornment of the hore-porieres, lace curtains,
wall paper, window shades, table covers, screens, couch covers and BED sets
Fifth Presents a marvellous array of Carpets and Rugs. Com
. rr' Portable rooms with chairs are provided to show you the sam
EIOOr pies of carpets, and here ARE the products of the best American
mills.
The Domestic RUGS re shown in profuse variety. Linoleums and Oil
Cloths are provided with unique facilities to aid in making quick selection.
Of Oriental Rugs there is a really wonderful collection, many times
greater than W = have ever shown before, and new and carefully selected
pieces. A large room, artfcany lighted, gives wonderful satisfaction for
the selecting of the beautiful antique rugs because of the manner in which
it brings out the coorings and lustre Of these old pieces, just as they would
be brought out in the home.
The Carpet Store presents the last word and the best in floor coverings
A year since all this pouId hare been romance. Today it's reality.
What nexts %H#$
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
81 Louisine Silks at 75c a Yard

The beautiful jasper gray-that wonderful combination of sun-metal
and silver tones. Forty patterns and every one the kind to be selected by
a woman who likes discreet designs, but likes them to have mdviduahtyN
besides jacquard figures or dots, some with fine stripes asw we'll.
Anladmirable quality. 30 inches wide. $500 yards in all. sc. a yard%
worth.$1. Roeuua Stewart. Bundnx
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
From the BOYS CLOTHING STORE

Here are two oferngs of ,he finest merchandise ever offered anywhere
at the prices. They are not cd goods or reduced stock, but were made
III spicspannew Of .e most beautif III fabrics, in the handsomest of the
present Spring STYLES, specially for this occasion. BOYS who secure the suits
will bave good r4son to remember the opening of the New Wanamaker
Store. The items are as follows:
Norfolk Jacket Suits, with hocner trousers, made of handsome i'm
ported cheviots and fine worsteds, in sizes for s TO 1G years. Suits that sell
regularly for S11, $12 and $15-TO-DAY AT $3.50 a SUIT
Doullebreasted Jacket Suits, with knee trousers, made of handsome
,ixed cheyIts, in sizes for 6 to 1C years. Suits hat sell regularly for 81
to 9@-IO-DAf 81 Us a sui Main floor Wananaker Building
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
FIRST FLOOR T saiig;a
Mems Suits to Order at $25

Tor this inaugural Offering We have selected a hundred patterns Of new
Spring fabrics, snch as we regularly make to ord7c a. $50 and $35. This
meas, of course, that in other tailoring shops, where work of enal quality
is done, thew costs still more. The wide variety provides Tor ample sel9c-
tor 10 meet every taste. And men may he very sure that, IN Introducing
their to Wanalnake- Custom Tailoring, we viii permit d 10 shortcoming.
in the.elothing TREY order. Fit and satisfaction will be -uaganteed, and
theEnit secured will be an exceptional one It this popular price.
SIS MADE to Your Measure. Main n~. ~ AmAErB building
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
Geisha Lamp Shades at Half Price

Tho 1amp Store presents a superb Offering OF beautiful Iow-dome lamp Shades
n.. half te pnnes for which they were to b. sold. Some are made OF rice paper,
ad ONE of sill; hand decoraiei, with highly polished black frames; some being
mounted vita black trimmings
Tao Rne Paper Shades are priced at DOC, 75c up to 4.5O, regularly sS TO 80
Te SIX Shades are prceda a So, 81, Ii to SIS so, ma sold regularly at Sc to 81
we also fife a fine collection Of Candle Shades at half price, and less.
roade, shades in two shapes made Of cut beads in assorted conrs Regularly 81 and
So; today at 81 each.
Sm candle Shades with glass bead fringe in STYLES that sell regularly al &c. and
aI today two thousand Oft them al 4Oc ZACH. Third nr Naanahr Building
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23

Fine English China Plates, Cups, Saucers.
very richly decorated, at Half Price:
Plates at 81. SIPS, $50, 81, 50, $3.50, 81, So, Sc,
up to $40 each.
After-Dinner Coffee Cups at soc. 6Oc. 81. %.
So, $3.50. up to So each.
Tea and Bouillon Cups and Saucers. at 6Oc
,oc, $l'25, sl.5o, 81, $3.50. $3.50. $3.50, up to $40
Cut Glass
One of our regular cuttings, very rich;
Ice-cream Dishes, at sl2, from SIS.
Ice Tubs, at So, from SO.
Tall Compotes. at 1925, S.. $40 and s13. so
each. from s., $3.50, s14 and $40.
each. from s., Sl2.50, sl6, $40, s2S.
Fowls, at 81. Sc and IS each from &c rs 40
and ST..
Nappies, at 50, $3.50, So and $3.50 each. from
81 So, $3.50 and $40.
Sugar and Creams, at 81 a pair, from Sc. 80.
Spoon Holders, at s. each, from. S3.5
covered Cheese Dishes, at $40. from SIS.
Covered Butter Dishes, at $3.50, from $40.
Water TumbIers
Fifteen hundred dozens of pressed glass
Water Tumblers; good clear glass. Regular
value. 4oc.; today Csc a dozen.
TWO thousand dozens Of thin-blown Water
Tumblers. il. several. neat patterns: Regular
value, 81 and $l25' today at soc a dozen.
White and Gold Glassware
Tall Bonbon Dishes, at $3.50, worth $3.50.
Almond Dishes, at soc, 75c and 81 each
We're 75c, 81 and $1.25.
Bowls. on,three feet; S-inch. at 50 and SO. 80
each, from IS and S.; 7inch. at $3.50 each,
from 50. 10.
Cut Glass Table Novelties
Salts and Peppers. sterling silver tops. at
Zoe, soc, soc and 15c, worth 4Oc, SOC, soc and
81 %.
Covered Mustard Pots, at 75c; worth sl.25.
Oil Bottles, at Soc; worth $3.50.
Syrup Jugs, at I5c. Soc, 81 and Sl.25 each,
worth S125, $l.5O, s1.75 and 81.
Sugars and Creams, at 81 and $3.50 a pair,
from 81 and S2.I5
Third floor. wanamaker Building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
Mems S22 to. $50 OVERCOATS at $3.50

Made Of excellent covert cloths, black, Oxford mixed and fancy chew
lots. Made with all the care and style that distinguish John Wmamaker
Clothing In grade that sell regularly at $22, $5, $S and $50; today
At sI7so eaci. Just ono hundred and scventyfve overcoats in the offer
jnr. Main floor vauanakr Building
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23

$2.7S and So Wilton Carpets at So
$1.65 Administer Carpets at 81 and $1.25
SI.25 Administer Carpets at oOc
$1.5O Wilton Velvet Carpets at 81
Sl.1O Velvet Carpets at Use
poe and ST Tapestry Carpets, csc and 75c
About three hundred rolls of China Mat
ting. m good patterns. regularly sold at S6.
81 ard 50, today at 81 and S S for rolls of 40
yards. Sold only by the roll.
Brussels Rugs. in the full variety of siz IS,
or 4 gudllty made by one of the best mills;
II 4 me selection of patterns; ranging from
size oNs rect, regularly Sl9.5l today at ST S so;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
Dress Trimmings at Half Price and Less\

These handsome Dress Trimmings re just the sort that we1-ntormed
and women who do their own sewing, would snap up quickly
regular prices. Now the prices are half and less than half
at Wmamakers. All ire perfect.
A large variety of styles and colorngs, including Embroidered Linen
Trimmings Persian Taheta Bands; Black Eyelet Tafeta Trimmings, in
medallion effects: Black Silk Passementerie, and Spanged Trimming
At 25c, soc, 7c, ST and I.5O a yard, worth SOC. to So.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
First
Floor

here.
The whole clothing section i, outlined in crystal plate glass cases mark
the great area.
The section for Mems and Boys Shoes is both commodious and con-
vcnient. For the finest shoes a small special store, the echo ot the Women
Shoe Store in the Stewart building, is a beautiful feature.
On the Broadway front you will find the disappointed Mems Fur
nishing Goods Store in Greater New York. Associated with it is the Hat
Store that is a twin brother.
Stocks of Mems and Boys KnhUnderwear and Gloves complete the
collection of Quitting goods for all sorts, conditions and sizes of mankind.
CooouL Both the Public and the Piano trade know something
SeCOHd of the Wanamaker Piano and Angelus business. The
ETOnr story of its rise and progress during the few short years
~ of its life has challenged the creduty of piano makers
and dealers. The National Pimo-the Clickering-and its eight asso-
cates make a mrvaHed company. The Knabe Angelus, the Emerson
Angeins, the Autopimo-a trefol of selfphyng pianos. The Angelus
regnrnt and unapproached, is the eminen leader of all panoplayng
attachments.
The 9oodiy company of great musical instruments is housed in we'll
mertei and beautiful surroundings. How grandly it is all done will only
appear when Wmamaker Hall opens its doors to welcome the Wanamaker|
Public.
o! Flanos are impossible. Rich marq uetrv encoses the columns in the
Nam salon. small rooms for trying separate pianos are decorated in Vene-
'mn. FLEMISH. Colonial. and the correct STYLES of the French periods.
me foHowing Inaugural Offerings promise to be in good
good supply tomorrow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23

SIS Theo. Haviland Dinner Sets at $3.50
lOl pieces, including four large meat dishes
and soup tureen, Gold shipping on all pieces.
S45 Theo. HaviIand Dinner Sets at $22.50
100 pieces. with soup tureen and three large
meat %platteTs, in fine floral design with gold,
$42.5O Elite French Dinner Sets at $50
102 pieces. with soup tureen and ;h"ea large
meat platters; festooaed rose border.
S22.5O Austrian Chira Dinner Sets at $12
i02 pieces. with soup tureen and three large
meat %platters, in nea, gold border design.
S35 q. D. A.. Dinner Sets at $21
101 pieces Of Charles Field Haviland China.
with soup tureen and three large ~platters.
SIS American Porcelain Dinner Sets at S.
100 pieces. with soup ture n and three large
meat p~Iatters, floral design and all pieces gilt,
The above prices are lower than we
nave ever offered even in our semi-annual
sales.
FANCY CHINA at Attractive Re due
tions from original prices not matched
elsewhere:
Salad Plates, at IS a dozen, from SIS.
Fruit Plates, at 80 a dozen, from $40,
81 Br~eu,i-.nI-Buner PLACES. at 81 a doz.
Telpots, at SIPS each, from 81 %.
sug-rs aad Creams. at sl.-5 pair, from 81.
lce-Cry4Ia Scis. at $40 q set. from Sl4.
J.gs. [ SD cac', from SO 80.
adj BoAls. IT GOc each, from 81 and 81. Is.
rloo D.hos. AT 81 and Sl.5O each, from
sl75 and SEQ.
Cake Plates, at 80, each, from 70, and 81.
cracker Jars, at SIS, from 81 and s2.25.
Celery Trays, at 7jc each, from sl.25.
Boudoir Sets, at $3.50 a set. from $3.50.
Plates ard cups and Saucers. in Austrian
aI,4i.. tru no tiI with nehiGl centres
cups and saucers, were sl'75 and 50 each;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
The Aston Place Umbrella

This is a man umbrella Of extraordinary quality at this rice It vas planned
and produced for presentation in or new Mems Store. Sold at a popular price but
preseting very much greater quality than has beer possible heretofore at that figure.
Natural wood handles with aldlk covers which are guaranteed for one year
tisi inaugural offering W will mark the Umbrellas with W or three silver
initials, as desired, without extra charge SO each, worth 81.
We also resent a group of Mems SO Umbrellas at So each. They hay natural
wood handles. mi silk covers which are guaranteed for ne year
Main floor Wanarakr Building
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23

up to the regular 9 X 70 feet size,. regularly
SS. today at $18.5 so.
Cotton Rugs. II, the Dolly Madison Martha
Washington and Peggy Shipper varieties, in
Colonial effects now so popular, II eighteen
different sizes. from the mat "a x 81 Vnches,
Pet rug. II feet square, regularly S2l. today
at $3.50. '
very decidedly under price.
A hundred Kurdish Mosul Rugs, 34 to ~
feet wide by ) to 81 feet long; worth. 320<to
$50; today at SIS each.
,Another group of Kurdish tMosul Rugs, in,
SIMILAR sizes; regularly $50 toASO; TODAY at
$lS to SIS each.
Fifth floor. Wanamaker Building.t ,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
al M NNp Wanamaker
N~4\- Building

Mems $3.50 Cloves at 81 a Pair
Outseam cape walking gloves in the latest Spring shades of tan from the nhest
most-eru to deep rich almost-erra Gotta. Fine quality cape leather with satny
hnfsh M a soft, vavey fee to the hand. Shaped in the fashione endorsed by taste
full mel; excenenty made WeI-hung. Onaclasp.
Brand-new-genTousy worth $150 at 81 a pair.
Broadway and Ninth street, mauoKer BUILDING. r-l1Euf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
Mems Bohemian Shirts at $3.50 Each

NE lqw furnishing Store presents the finest Offering it could select
y sq collection Of ,Hmts chat will delight the most particular mar in New
Ymk Crv. NAVY mon prefer the Bohemian shirts even to the French, as
.cv come from NE hands Of the best shirt1nakers in The world, barring
perhaps he French cny. The materials are the most beautiful OF the presents season
The .hre ha.a handsomely plated bosoms. and the combinations are effective and
characteristic f imported shirts Nothing with their style and high character is
naGa IN 'ha s= Il uo ocean.
Choices fancy g:paa madras is used fr the bosoms and cuffs. The bodies are
q tpatI~woven madras, tn plain coors The plated Josoms arew worked up most
effectively to r-m4 &c pattern. Cuff. attached.
Tfeyor,s IRE S259 aad S. this introductory Offering presents them at 81 SO EACH
Main rU. Waamaar Rlsng
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
In the STEWART BUILDING

Sikandwool-a gaceful flowing fabric with a mellow silk %ustre. 80
and "A inches wide-10 and - inches more than is usual That means
fewer cams in the circular or princess skirts-an advantage addionalsto
the price Saving. Coorings that look pretty in the evening" Or by day.
Cream, light blue, Nile green, light heiotrope, lavender, mulberry, hgh\
grays, light pink, light tans, light reseda, apricot, navy blue and black. /,
$3.50 quality at SIPS a yard
because a leading importers wanted clear decks. Stewart BUILDING
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
FOURTH w ssaS;.s
Lace Curtains and POrtiereS

First is a collection of 5000 pairs Of Lace
Curtains which are off ared at manufacturers
cost. There Is Il wide VARIETY of patterns.
Priced at soc, Csc, up to $2.75, for curtains
that sell regularly at 81 o. to S4.25.
Five hundred pairs of Irish Point Lace
Curtains Mt $1.60, $1.85, $2.15 and $2.75,
regularly $50 to $4.25.
One hundred and fifty Rutfled Net Red Sets,
for full-sized beds. at $2.75, So, up to $l1,
tor sets selling regularly at SIZE to $l6.5
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23

Nfen'5 IS SHOES at $3.25 a Pair
= Tics. ale oi Owe SPLENDID So Shoc-saoes that have a full dollars worth Of
bitterness ree conpals5 win .r@z 10 shoes on the market They are in new
syRs X low @n~ in BHA~r pf1~ p1:rng, in patent leather am gun-metl
eqlfaAr. Tag wTu rGe M ar tH>t r soak, but were placed N sale fol- this
,aouop-sI tc-S~ n - give mr GWL nt ron 70 remember the Wanamaker Shoe
SRA -Four deer@: sp1e 70 c oe fra or course. if you come late in the day
yu nzY SAD s1~ broken
At Sr.7s = pair, regularly S. Main floor ananak Building
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
"Prince CdQp" Suits for Women at SIS

W,l"e ran For e'aonow about a hundred OF t4ese entirely nw and original
us Ii SO AII to- Imagine anything smarter Dr. more dahIng in effect than these
los loose 1et suits o ane thin "omteds N heshg gray mixtures that are so hand
soma sod c9e-CO6"c
The 7cu ID sol1h ,at* with mannhh cut SO inches long with inverted inside
SEAMS eA .aci with tsn@i silk The skirt is cut in circular style, with plated
panel Il It's pain oWr t0 ns giving a graceful Hare. The ghs are tailored as
handsomely e. lton@made garments, aud they will scarcely pc matched for less
uag ! hIaHnore than TIT 2@o they are marked SIS a Suit.
sGNd floor BmMMy STEWART lMMnR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
Store Closes at S. 80 p. M
Romance and Reality
~ Statements: Interesting and Important

This is given over entirely to the service of Men and
Boys. Clothing for Men and Boys occupies the grand cen
trail position under the quadrangle and spreading out from 1t
on all sides. A new conception in bookkeeping is displayed
here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
FIFTH w sa /
Carpets, MattingS and Rugs

"V| 1NWSO
More than $4,000 yards OF Carpets in ur W regular grades are repre-.
sented in todays introductory offering. There is a very wide variety of
patterns and colorngs to select from, and most of the patterns have
borders to match.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23

Two hundred and hfty-s1X pairs OF. Mer-
ccrzed and other Cotton. Armure Portieres.
in a wide variety of designs and colorings.
Some have corded edges others are frneei
top and bottom. At $2.7S, 50, up to ST. so,
regularly sold for "a to s11.2 a pair.
Also . lot of SILK Novelty Portieres. IN
ftral designs and bright colorings; some with
edges finished with edSing. others finished
Win SILK cord, at $3.50 and 81, regularly
$95 and s10.5o.
Fourth floor. Wanamaker Building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
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are a hundred different patterns of open stock dinner ware, n foty-two additional
dinner sets for the ousekeeps rtog eRCt. from There is he fnets show
ing Of Cut Glass in New York City The offerings that will make this day fa}nou
and remembered for years by housekeepers are as follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23

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