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Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-03

Bartlett Music Co. at It Again
During our great MONEY BACK sale
we are giving receipt for twice the
amount paid up TO $50 on any new
piano. All popular sheet music 1Oc.
All classic 2-S off
BARTLETT MUSIC CO..
2a1-23S-9S5 s. Broadway, opp. city hall.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-03
schwab Reduces Wages

BY Associated Press.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, Dec. 2.-Following
n visit of Charles M. Schwab today no
tees were posted at the Bethlehem Steel
works announcing 10 per cent reduc-
tion in ,AEej
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-03
To Make Room for Pianos

We will at ONCE sell every small musi-
cal instrument. every music book. every
sheet of music. every string and every
thing amounting 10 over $4,000 worth
AT COST OR LESS.
BARTLETT MUSIC CO..
23l -23S-235 s. Broadway, OPP. city hall.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-03
CHURCH NOTICES

SECOND cHURcB OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
Simpson aditorium, 734 South Hope street.
Services Sunday II a. m. and D. m: SER
mon from the Christian Science Quarterly.
Subject ''Go, the Preserver of Man, Chill
drels Sunday school $50 a. m. Wednesday
evening meeting at o'clock. Reading rooms,
6l0-5li Herman w. Helman bldg. Spring
and Fourth streets. open daily Sundays ex-
cepted. from a, m. TO p. M.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-03
CARPET CLEANING

GREAT EASTERN STEAM CARPET CLEAN
Ing works 1ll7 san Julian. Tel Broadway
ts7s; Home F6Sli Rug cleaning a specially.
j. BRENTON.
PIONEER CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
Incorporated. ". G Cline, president us s.
Olive. Tel Home F2sso: Sunset Main 2i7.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-03
PERSONALS


LADIES = ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
Chicbesters pills. the Diamond brand; for Is
years known as best. safest, always re-
liable Buy OF your druggist: take no other
Chchesters Diamond brand pills are sold by
druggists everywhere.
WANT TO GET MARRIED? CALL OR
write 10 reliable agent.
c. sCHIFFIN,
Seventeenth: street and Orange ave.
LOng Beach. Cal.
LADIES-Lh LsFRANcO'S COMPOUND;
safe. speeo' regulator; % cents Druggists or
mail. Booklet free DR. LaFRANCO. Phila-
delphia. ~
MEDIUMS
NINE. JOSEPH
OF Chicago, palnlist and life reader She
reads correctly all affairs OF life, More than
lG years palniist. Readings soc. 3l6 WEST
SEVENTH ST
MI, WESLEY RELIABLE LIFE READER
a.: medium advice on all affairs OF life,
business, love o. journeys. 33ils s. SPRING,
pa RS II and u
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-03
DIED

ELDER-In this city, December l, 1907, James
Elder, native of Scotland. aged -76 Funeral
from parlors of the Connell company 1851
South Grand avenue, Tuesday, December
at p. M. conducted by lodge No. 90, B. F..
o. L. Members of Travelling Mems assocfn-
tons invited.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-03

ORR & EDWARDS COMPANY
Successors TO Orr & Hines Co. Funeral di-
rectors.
Corner Tenth nnd Flower SITS.
Main s5 Home F4s71 Lady assistant.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-03
GIRLS

kNDERSON-To Samuel and Selma Anderson
(nee Johnson) 11i1 Marietta street
John and Francisco Fencetta
(nee GamleronD, 1i19 Wilson.
Ernest G. and Amber Haml-
ton (nee Barkelew). Good Samaritan hos
pital. residence 3ll0 Budlong avenue
NOAH-To John Otis and Anna Olive Noah
(nee Batterton), 1862 East Thlrtieth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-03
BIRTHS
BOYS

ADAMS-To Harand G. and Caroline Adams
(nee Bower), 2703 East Fourth street.
ZITTO--To John and Rosie Zitto (nee Ter
zo), 66S North Boyle avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-03

II you want to 60 east. c. Haydoclx,
Agent Illinois Central R r.. ils w. sth.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-03
The WEATHER

LOS ANGELES. Dec 2. 1907.
Time Bar. ITher IHumlyvind Vel, weather
9 a. m sS.1f 80 4 g 81 NE Clear Clear
Maximum temperature So.
Minimum temperature so.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-03
JNDERtAnERs AND emsALMEas

Council Company. Funeral Directors,
No. 1861 South Grand ave. Tel Main s455;
FS455. Mrs. Connell In charge of women and
children.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-03

DEXTER SAMSON CO.,
Cndertakers l132 s Flower Home F45ss SUM-
set z566 Lady assistant Private ambulance.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-03

BEACON FALLS--A house on the
River road between this town and Wau-
gatuck and which years ago was known
as the Cotton Hollow house, was burned.
The loss was S30O0 In the house some
years ago II man named Melberg was
murdered.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-03

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30
Woman 10 Drive Cab.

The feminist movement iu France,
saws the Washington Herald under the
photograph OF a young Polish woman,
who has been called to the French
bar. IN France, which Is the last place
where one would have expected 1t To-
develop. In view OF Napoleonism-has
already licensed a woman cab driver
and may recognize Miss Money, the
young American who asked the Jockey
club last week to give her a license.
France has also led the way In let
ting women become lawyers, passing
a law on Dec. 4. 1900 enabling them 10
do so. The next day. Dec. 5, Russian
Mime Petit was empowered TO plead,
and on Feb. %, 1901. Miss Jeanne
Chauvier was called. The latest new
conner. Mile Miropolsky, is Pole by
birth. and like most of her country
women-notably the widowed Nine.
Cur.ie. the codiscoverer Of radium-she
is very quick ana bright She has a
charming voice. and, according TO "a
Partisan journalist. possesses the most
winning ways when she Is pleadins
This portrait speaks to her good looks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30

t3ry band gives program or spl'h-
did music one may OF course pa'
tronize the restaurant If he wish, OUT
To- hear the music 10 is not at all uec-
cssary To- do SO. crowds assemule
here every evening for the sake of enc
music alone. The weather being Eoou'
60 is difficult To imagine how an eNen-
ing could be spent more pleasantly.
The Stadt. park BIS just such another
AFFAIR as tho Volksgarten, and the
Prater contains dozens ~ such gar
deus. which cater to all classes
SCHUBERT TRADITIONS.
This beer garden phase Of Vienna
life appeals strongly TO the musician
and students of the divine art VINO
are always 10 be- found at the gardens
I'm goodly numbers All Tcmemoef
how Schubert loved to spend his
evenings and his money twhen he haa
any in these beer gardens Ana Whai
debt OF gratitude does posterity oW
these same places. for was 10 not IN
such q place. on The back OF a bal ol
fare chat this immortal vagabond OF
a Fraus. composed his Lark Staud-
chcno / am reminded. too, of tai
told as to how he composed. or rather
improvised. his other no less beautlIul
but perhaps more popular Sertnade'
one night after imbibng perhaps
trIHe too freely with Grillpartzer.
Ncverhofer and others. Schubert ana
the crowd started homeward in high
spirits Arriving opposite an unfn-
isred building they espied an OLE
riehuyatchmon enjoying his midnight
nine on the bricklayers scafold. "
occurred to Schubert that 90 sing d
love s,reuade To- this Waterman would
Doe the h.uhy proper thing, so ne
mounted brick pile and inlprovisoi
tbc famous melody. TO one OF the Swan
songs of Renstab singing it passion
atcIy to the Waterman. Can anything
boz more delightfully."- humorous than
ms words,
"Leiee Fehou incline Licder
DurDh 1ie uacht IN Dir
Iu den etIIou Hahn hcrniedor
Liebschen konm ia mir
addressed TO the grizzlcc nightwatch}
That happened COR is said TO have
happeueO a matter Of go years OF SOB
ago but today there are still young
musicians ANA poets cutting up simi-
Jar antics m this old but yet new
Vienna. whether there is a Schubert
or Grilspartzer among them the tu~
turc alone can say.
SPENCER CLAWSON. JR'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30

here by mail and shipped TO the same
ad dress.
Foster and Council traced the rr.
coivcr of these goods aud the goods
themselves Co o. ranch I'm oregon eO
tom There the engine was scr ma
and dies were made FOR the nanufle-
ture of five. ten and twenty dollar sold
pieces
JoWeler Coon proved to bee the ioai-
Hr of the band. Three others wNn had
been implicated with him pleaded gull
o. The NTH man arrested was no-
toroious countorfciter known ag "Old
N1u' Williams, who has served four
terms in prison FOR making spurious
coins and who was believed tO have
supplied the money and brains Tor
the outfit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30
GOOD BOOKS
FOR
THE HOLIDAYS.

The work of preparing high''
class hooks that win suit the
TASTES OF young and old TOT .
the coming holidays Is now
roing On at the Dcseret News
Book store.
several years of experience
have demonstrated TO the sat
Isfaction Of the management
that the demand for the best
literature az Christmas time IS
steadily growing. To meet
this demand. one that ought to
be encouraged In all ways, the
Book store has decided TO de-
vote the space hitherto used
for toys and holiday brio
brac entirely to books. Books
therefore of the best grade
will form the big feature OF
tbc pcserct News establishment
during holiday time.
shipments have already be-
gun 90 arrive. and arrange
mentS have been made with
such standard publishing hous-
es as Harper Brothers. McMil-
Ian 4 Co. DOdd Mead a Co.
Scribner's. Little n Brown,
; and many others for their
. standard works. Even though
. Il Is q little early yet. people
who want 20 select books for
: their friends can have them
set aside and carefully held
until near the holiday dates.
In the meantime the public
l. invited 10 inspect the large,
/. rare and beautiful stock of
I standard literature which the
!. establishment has received and
1 is daily resolving for the holi-
!. day trade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TRAILS COUNTERFEITERS az
ROSS CONTINENT.

secret Service Agent William j.
Flynn. who is ia command of the New
York district. has just returned from
the Pacific coast with the scnlps or
four counterleiters dangling at mis-
belt
The first clue TO tine counterfcitcrs
was brought 60 Agent Flynn several
months ago by machiuist I'm tnis
city who had received an order from
r. g. Coon. jeweler of Huntington,
or. for several reading collars the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30

NJ
.,.....t N.. n .rh. ninth de
y IHN''.'' ,,.......,5 ts OBJ,
" tUict known '
ola generation '.
,a.-. sometime or' .i'..a 9'''' ,
,r met 30 . ".i.. .... ....... thal
I,rs much ."iU ,.... and
.....us ORIGINAL quarter 'l
....... D.. PARIS OBJ" I'
flI il' ....I.a. Do lraIr-
cation of fN. -''. ...HHHu ,n
tHI. IHH -.HI. - ... ..HH fu II
Gina .uIr.. ..I.u .H.r.
aH TO.-In'' . ...... Given tUe tI-
t.I $50. DID .. ..uH.rt.
D.wt 'F ...... however. t."
d. mo- ...... .....I. Ass ODD"
quarter JOB. .f ..Y.... ..r..r.s.
.DH .."II.".. '. ... ... Ife Uf
ana Ui '0' ... Old. place
Ih1t t'N guy ...,.I. I...
where uN.. ........f... .ht.u Iu
fA''." r.....t H... a.. a.tI.
Nl.'I .'..N ......., ANA ff. .."-
airu On. ........fl %. largest
eiM nos lid medical -tH-
DO Che M..'I.. ..1.. .rf r.u..Iu#
dtnl- l' WY. 4..,.,,.... .0..f Of OBJ. U'uiu
ore pul -"'t ....t.auv .varpfaiue
district. l. .''. l.... D.. tr.r.. $500.
thHi draws ''. 1,. Conservatory
INC one 'N ..l B., OBJ about th's
OF Music , ..,...t..I... t.r
ueishn'i i'yi. , ....s.f.,tt5rg pupils
gtcal m1J''''. o.. .rItlt. Instruo-
and ah ln'-.
uon HN' lN
AMERICAN MisDl''7.
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Practically every I.''. .l ....rff.I
houses sutl"1"A''- .' ..4.,,t .rd of
FIG taken nN h'A'g' ....,' .t... ,,..-
The foreisA',s' A.'. i,',re lafss DO BE-
jorty in in' u''' -..-.... tnrlng
hard to believe on'-''i lu IN' ..,t..i I,
the afternoon h''i-. "'. ,...l..,t
AN the tables ai. ''N,h Wy ..'...,,....
doctors. reading American ' .I.......
OF chatting in a -'ans - ne.
alone tu the talf .'.'.l .-......,,is
the gentleman from l''s .'. t... III.
90 speak with his count y .,."- ''..- .,,.,.,
west with the sumo illlD u''I Y- t.i...
tion OF hai COM ,','.ii, |e.,ts IA
i sI,, II.re one NAV hear the praises
Of America sung in no 4n, ., ,.,,'' 'V o',-
Here truly DO N' i'." 5..rl. ann b.,
country u.s. .'ii0.. - ..,,,.t., ,.itb
had. 100 dnu '.f 1.ef,.. f,r
those in whose H'.'N''tl ,,,.a,,.,. .s
quality ln eutu 'li'"-a d. .......f
in lhe d'lhhr l'S .,.- ,,7..ti, or,d-
hese youls n'l 49,. ,,.,i,..reiti.s and
yates from "u. .,,. ,.itt , f.y
H..H. .HN BID.
HoN'hH 80 p 800 .., o.. lr.. frfu
ten you 'h's "l. Wv. ~, ~, 5,f,o
the Ola Iosy 9Fe'' ',' .,i, t,,,, .,,,,.-
tniht7 mere, il"l ''' ..- 49,. fr.si
mus 'i,'. ~ ' ..tt,,fi,. atn.,,lf foY
rom 'olIee', ~ pa a,,,,biro
th'm To- "N't'i' W.. ..,,,. ,,rt o,
pos4io!' me .-.1 t.,tt i...f ~ Iii
lhlH utll. ~ f,,.,- -rt,,.,, ar. ,briit
IN ahl u" ,D" i.Ni more A. ..l,i,
ilbHt' wv 't' i't '' -. rt f..4
$500, L"l ~. ,s..,.,,,, ana as ,ll fbe
Slls ,i'l'is i,..,..,', h., ,taf i,pgua y,
No., rH.ri,. gan't loarn
VIZ va srhi {-iennes. litfoe tbem
VIZ ',...,,t -. io,,,- ana ma,
lnuuhll. ~ ~ tb.,, ~ srbet,
~ " "a ',,,'' ,,,,att,,, ~ being mil
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MUSIC AND ART STUDENTS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30

exact size in circumference Of $2e,
gold piece. such are sometimes used
for "millng" the edges Of coins hui
which are also used lawfully In the
manufacture of jewelry
Flynn directed the machinst 20
r,fl,c the collars. and he sugerintend-
IN tbe shipping of them himself after
rotifvina secret Service Agents Fos-
ter ana Council, 5000 miles away in
oregon. to be on the lookout for the
receivers at the other end of the line.
Later "a hydraulic press was ordered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30
THE NEW PURE FOOD AND DRUG
LAW

We are pleased 10 announce that Fo-
Icy's Honey and Tar for coughs. colds
and lung troubles is not affected by the
National Pure Food and Drug law as %
ct ntnins no opiates or other harmful
drueF. and we recommend Il as "a safe
remedy for children and adults For sale
hy ". j. Hll Drug Co.. THE Never
guhstltuturs"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30
Salt Lake Boy Tells Of
Student Life In Vienna

tr.... .HH NIGH but i've MNII N' i'N'i
l. t.trs ahoa. ROOM where he can
M ana hie moal. Boo Cast
t...H .a the cheap restaurant Dr. called.
%. fr. rattaf of "G1el hluser' " o.
..,r.Iu. .Ie. hp has CnOi.n. as every
...r.r .o.,ra to hp one.
rr.ra fs very lttl. trouble in sc'ul
Ir. r,.r.a either. aud particularly ln
AI..rrrurl There are rooms to REM lh
ff.ufr Many "NI.ncr hIusfrlu n'F
uf.. ,.. frDm which to live. The
.r4rtrrs lr. usually fresh aud new,
.I.f.N .. owing tn fhr ftcI tnlt inc
..F.I. .Ifr Ie being rebuilt now surcts
r..l. and tl. uld ONES WllUucd.
....,.,t.,.,-A y.f-svoNf
And rou speaking about Vienna
...s.a must say word about 0n
....-t ana tIm. h.r,red. but wholly
.r... ..eesr. and ridiculous custom.
llh.r NI.nuu was walled aud mofiod
... DO mIrhf have b..n su'd law mat
..u..I aU door. OBJ b.. bllted and h1U'l
af o'clock lu th. evening the door
I....r allowing 400 r.sII. uts OF houses
o.. ..... iHfu. ur out after chat time only
,.I.u .lId residents knew me counter
..sH such custom prevailing Boo the
f...nffpfh century shows with what SUR
rr..Ira reluctance the people of these
Ed countries make am effort tp BET ont
of .he old ruts iu which they have been
moving cor rather eNstugl Tor cone
ur.es This custom ls practiscd 1853 roe
lsously today as 10 was 300 years as'
with the slight Nfl'll 'l.' Nt'' 'u.
lHur instead OF being oel'.N o7 "l
yora. ia l0, ana lnr '"u'l', 5a NM,
pr1s9lc nut hlEnly i'b'IN.l i,.,,,.
piece. NII'I lu' ''i.''. n. nv. t,.,,'
'"u Io'i. ~" sln a,4 t,er nav rim
.,, ir ~ DO IN. ID stormy night
and The man is sound sleepcr-well
you wv I'M $500, slr.t1loTing ana de-
, ,,,,,.t,t ,,,,. ,vgIor1ati1r4 and wait. or
/ ,ls.. s4.t 81 nearby hotel % is cxasper-
] 1tine to arrive al your door just AS the
! rrnu bel locking IL and have Co pay your
| money without the small consolation
Afforded by breaking into his peaceful
/ slunbers and making him get up.
but paying 90 get into your own room
/ after ln is one of the small trials or @
| student fOr 90 helleis pald even every
[ night amounts to little over Nl--O
month. The principle OF lh" ihlnk ~
| usually Whai sIhit- ON lie ~ Ne7 on
the iree-uofn Anne icah' As lai as ~ ~
,ta To-, nan, ir tba long Ust. IN ONLY
DoN..Il ~ 'uN nc" ,,.i',t,
""al u..H '. ,.t,,. d, ,,.r,.
49,. 49,, tr ,r. r,,isir students
Wy ~. .,r. much moro e,r-
.i'. .,tlra nan I'm German
i,.i's r,r ingt,rrs tbs .,,ncert halls
/ az Munich are mo- larger than those
pl ''''' ',nar.,, ,t., aTe very much
,..,, b.or mo sauo
..Iat.,s tb.ro ,sp5 froro relatively tbe
-, lotto, Car. t.,.o MARKS for which
49, yo, rust nav slx krouen-over
az. -,,rl,s
1--WE
CONCERT HALLS.
,e ...-. t,u, Wanna hos many
,,,t H., ,,oirt NJ she and tinp5rtanc,
] ~ N,tenpa Music Society's. The Boz
,,'v go ard F,brbar mans are more
,,rn,'i,c,, tb,1 the others In IN,
/ 49,, ,r,,etr 1s,oi,,'s buildlng
! C,'ht@b 81, m, the conservatory quar-
/ 80, arc two halls "a large ana a,
| III a,,. ,,ee5 "a circumstances re-
- n.y. ~, i,rs,. ono are held tbe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30

SO inch wide Flannelleael5 grade for I'D. &c
5000 rolls Of | pound Cotton Batting,
2Oc grade for a roll..............l 4e
$3.50 Robe Blanket for ............$l.65
$3.50 Wool Blankets for ..........S4.44
$1,000 Plaid all wool Blankets for So. 90
50 so Fine Cotton Comforts for...... Sl.59
$1,000 SIX covered down Comforts as
long as they last for ....,.....,. 50 80
$3.50 Down Comfort, for ........ $3.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30

Of, a. .-,r,,,
played almost ld',il'Daul 49,,
program lu the following Two N'yN,
Frederic Lamond ana i'.,o', : 49, 49,. .,,
in an appearance. Naturaiiy' s"N o.
array of artists doesn q pu'l'u "t .,Ii
but every night of the season wy 49,.
is open and the c'ne'I'a ~
finest I have only m lioi''i
but the greatest NiolmIals "''
lists are also Co De- heard 'heI.. s...,
The Hcrrau Gasse. before
where the Boscndorier Us !..", 80
one OF the oia's' %,,i'i,r,. sgarc-lv
OF vienna. V Ilt.r 51te than 1850 and
they are mostly residences OF N' ...l..,
titled families, ana 'ne az
purticos and rlch'! ,di l''- t ,.,
carriage entrances ''hei' '.''h
otherD implrt To- the street
lv dignity and air of pompous ''7
teeuth century luxury haIull -,
found elsewhere in the l"'U0i Do ,..,i.,.
OF today. The cmlntut l,7t n.,.
OF this street propaply ."'7'' '. ,,.
sondorfers Co locate tho'L ,t,.
there, and has NJ u'u"' N'f
most select of suCn plt',' +t,. r,br-
The Ehrhat manu- """' "a .,.,
bar piano hrm, ls very sl'"' GU
comfortable ANA mas he''N'i
ton nor the history oI l''' ,i...
The concerts lhal '.''l' - .--,
are Of the hlghesl oIp'i ~" fs,,.
are attended relisioualy ny
part of the student popal', ,'l,,.. .,..,,.
Now among 'h'7' WIN . ,..,.,
the musician mas thIee u'.'y ,,a-
ae he can possibly near. 20 Fay 30.
ing of the Royal opera '.'' ,-.'r,' ,
uau opera ln me N"I ,''' ma
Opera COT very "lsn
the theaters otsluts' "l''u guy
tInually giNins tine u'S'
light opera.
FREE MUSIC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30

20 dozen japanese drawn work Linen
Searfs and square" sizes 1884, 30x
80, $3.50 grade for each .......,..75e
40 dozen Russian Cluny Center Pieces
size 2OK2O $500 grade for ..... SIPS
Irish hemstitebsd hand embroidered all
linen Scarfs and Squares, sizes 1884
3Ox3O, $500 grade for saeb.....$lOO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30
AN INSPIRATION

Inc ln'er-Momtoin Milling 90 ''
Gentlemen N''F.
"henn you want good bread
81. ..tcrare for haklne-day
r,i,uis'iel Flour is always sad,
Ihats an you need 10 say '''l
hg .,,l.. its pure and "alvavs eliza.
.,., mats why t is "tho bcsf 'sht'
a. A. 9't ,el u makes De- "alwav- uy,.
anu mats 'thc flour test"
49,. Respectfully.
MRS ID. u. ELDER
Sandy Utf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30
[ENS- BLANKETS AND COMFORTS At SPECIAL PRICES

100 dozen Hemmed Sheets size 8lx9O
Csc arade for each ...............5 SOC
Hemmed Pillow Gases size 45x36, Zoe
grade for each ............,...l2 LIE
Cream Outing Flannel, Z l-2c grade
tor a yard ............,,,.,.'o o-4e
Cotton sheet Blankets, size 64x8o. $3.50
grade for pair ....,.......,... .Sl'oO
German Blanket Robins. SOC grade
for I'd. Observation-Disclosures
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-09
Preparing for Elks.

Philadelphia, May 9.-Tbst the city
will help make the coming convention of
the Elks in July huge success By build
ing gorgeous court of honor running
from Rsce street to Spruce is regarded
as practically certain as result of a
conference between the executive CON-
mittee of the Philadelphia Lodge, No.
2, B. P. o. Elks, aud joint councils
committee. held recently at City Hall.
Not only did the councilmsnic commit
tee gives its strong approval TO the pro-
ject of identifying Broad street during
convention week with a magnificent
court OF honor similar to that erected
during the peace jubilee, but also Mayor
Reyburn, when visited by the Elks, de-
clsred that be will do his utmost to have
Councils appropriate q sufficient sum.
Besides tho court of honor, it is proposed
to decorate and illumine City Hall more
deliberately and brilliantly than has ever
been attempted before, in honor of the
thousands of Elks who will come here
from all parts of the country. The
Elks do not want the city to contribute
one dollar towards the actual entertain
ment of the visitors, but ask that Ooun-
cils. out of civic pride, decorate the city
in fitting fashion. Fifty thousand dol
lars, it is expected, will be ample to
build the court of honor and illumine
City Hall. An ordinance will be intro
in Councils to provide this sum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-09
Romantic Wedding.

A pretty romance was ended in Wash
iDgton Tuesday evening, when Miss Ida
d. Dumgold, aged % years, a former
nurse at the Strasburg Hospital, was
united in marriage with William Frank
lin Weaver, aged 2S, of Maeanie, Va,
by Rev. DR.. Donald G. Macleod, in his
study at the Fret Presbyterian Chnch,
John Marshall Place.
While Miss Drumgold was on duty at
the hospital she was sent out on private
work, and while she WAS nursing a
friend of Mr.. Weaver the young couple
met. 1t WAS love at first sight, and when
the nurse went back to the hospital
young Weaver found many excuses to
visit the institution. On her graduation
last January Miss Drumgold came to
Washington. Monday Mr.. Weaver also
came to Washington. Tuesday they
we're married.