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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
OGDEN SOCIAL.

Ogden, Dec 26.---During the week
many OF the teachers in the city and
county schools attended the convention
of the state Teachers In Salt Lake C,t!.
some OF those in attendance spent the
Christmas holiday in the capital
Miss Mamie Couch and George Il.
Roberts OF Los Angeles were married
AT the home of the brides parents IN
ogden last SATURDAY. The couple left
for California, where they Viii make
their future home.
William Greenwell, Alvin Bluth and
Harry Browning We're salt Lake VS.
tors during the week
Miss Lillian Sooy and Miss Alice Gray
have arrived home from the state UNI
versity to spend the holidays.
s. j. Griffin left Oh the Los Angeles
tinted. Monday evening, for Los An
.gees, where he will spend the holidays
with his family who are there for the
winter.
A farewell party was given Tuesday
evening at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs John l.. Herrick. who left. on
Christmas day for Denver. where they
Will make their future nome.
Next Tuesday evening at the Weber
Stake academy a farewell party VIII
be gwen in honor of Thomas p. Me-
Kay, who leaves on Jan. for Europe,
where he will take charge Of the Ger
man and Swiss mission.
William Schansenbach of the l<iesel
company has gone to Butte to spend
the holidays with his daughter
+. w. Gentsch, a clerk in the dining
car department of the Hartman sys-
tenn left during the week for St. Louis,
where he will spend the holidays with
his parents.
Mrs. B. Pendleton and daughter OF
Terrace, Utah, visited Ogden-friendss
during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Payne OF Hepburn,
Ida We're Ogden visitors during the
week
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d 10 Cumberland, Wyoming, 70

L shipped to illinpel,laru,2 w SolninE, ZOE
sinternlert. s5s
Christmas Shows---The various the
snters and moving picture houses Of the
city gave special matinees on Christ
mas for, the benefit Of the children. At
aUtahna Manager Moore gave away sew
aerll hundred presents as well as bags
Of candy and nuts to the children. At
the I.yceurn Manager Lippincott gave
tho youngsters small stockings filled
with candy and nuts. Manager Harry
Slime OF the Electric theater played
santa Claus to tho extent of giving
presents and candy.
Consumers Coal Co.--Articies of ;in.-
corporation of the Consumers Coal
company have been flied with the couil-
ts clerk The capital stock is 500, 600
divided into shares Of the par value OF.
500 each. The officers are P. G. Ktttle,
president; Mrs. Anna I. Dee, vice pres
dent; "A. H. Shaw, secretary and treas
! 1trf, s
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PROVO.
SUDDEN DEATH or DAVID JOHN
Veteran and Esteemed Ecclesiast Sue
c,lnlbs to ApopIexy.

Veteran and Esteemed Ecclesiast Sue
cllnlbs to ApopIexy.
Special Correspondence.
Provo, Dec. e6.--Patrarch David
John died unexpectedly at his home
Thursday afternoon at about 4 o'clock.
He was in his library talking To
Bengt Johnson, IT., a visitor They
were talking about old times and Eli
der Johns experiences in the Church.
and the last words spoken by Elder
John was that he never felt better IN
his life. except some slight soreness
from a fall sustained some days ago.
He then appeared to- fall and MI.
Johnson caught him before he fell,
and lie expired Immediately. DR.. Wal
lick who was called in to view the re-
mains said that the cause of death
was apopleXy.
David John was born in Little
New Castle, Wales, Jan. u, 1853. He
became a member of the Church Of.
Jesus Christ of Ilatter-day Saints when
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inson, w. w. Mclaughlin. J. a. Wid.-
soc, II. r. Perry, Leo Campbell, j. =.
Shepherd, G. w. Thatcher.
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Nibley. Jr., have
returned to their home in lie Grande,
oregon, after q short stay in Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w. Mayor are in
Salt Lake for the holidays.
The members of the Magma society
Of the B. Y. G. held a. delightful social
at the home OF, Miss Marie Ecoles on
Saturday last
DR.. f. Il. Clark has gone to Danes
VILE, N. Y. Where he will be mai
RED to Miss Katherine snalley on
Jan. L.
Prof. w. $. Langton returned from
Salt Lake on Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Campbell and little
son Bob are spending the holidays ~
Salt Lake. s.l t
Miss Ida Mitchell is spending Christ
mas with her sister, Mrs Burton, IN
Salt Lake.
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LEHI.

Thursday and Friday evenings spe-
cial dances were given in the. city Pa
vilion which We're largely attended and
much enjoyed.
Monday evening the d r. society
was entertained at the home of Mrs
o. a. Slade, n special program was
given and tasty refreshments served
Miss Severa Powell. a Lehi belle and
Robt. T.. Kelly Of American Fork We're
married Wednesday and reception
was given in their honor at the home OF
the brides parents the same evenln n.y..
Mrs. Minerva Wade Of Ogden and Mn.
and Mrs. lBuel Alfred of Raymond, Cam
ada are visiting their parents, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Salzner of sugar.
Idaho, are visiting Mr.. and MIS- Geo
Webb.
MI. James Thomas and Miss Katie
Jones' and Miss Erma. Peterson and
Lester Colledge, all popular FLehi young
people were married in the Salt LAKE
temple last week.
Bishop j. H. Gardner. WAS q SAL
Lake visitor Wednesday. *
Mr.. Farley Austin was visiting
friends in Price the inst Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank and John Dewey
OF Garland are visiting Lehi relatives;
Mrs. Niels Miklslesor Of aIoroni i Is.
visiting her daughter, Mrs, Arthur Liy5 w
ingSton.
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Bonds Issued to Extent Of $500,
600 for Improvement Of Street
Railway System.

ogden, Dec. 26.-For the purpose OF
making numerous extensions OF its
line in the early spring, the Ogden
Rapid Transit company has issued
s300OU0 worth OF bonds, and the work
will start as soon as the weather per-
mits, Among the proposed extensions
is the building of q trolley line 70
Huntsville and an extension to Brlg-
ham city from the Hot Springs.
At recent meeting of the board
OF directors, an issuance Of S5Qo,OOo
8 bonds was authorized, or this amount
100000 will be used to take up the
outstanding bonds that We're issued
about a year ago When the Rapid
Transit company absorbed the line OF
Y the Ogden 81 Northwestern from Five
Points or the city limits TO the utan
& Hot Springs.
The remaining 100000 will be put in
TO improvements and extensions.
large amount of work has been thus
far OH the extension of the line
through Ogden canyon. Derricks and
heavy working implements for the
construction Of the line where there
is o. great amount OF rock work have
been ordered from local fundiy.
The line for the proposed Brigham
City extension has been surveyed for
more than three years, and there is but
little doubt the work will be ordered
in the early spring.
Other extensions contemplated by the
company are the building of a line
south OH Wall avenue to Thirtyfirst
4 street, thence to Washington avenue
and 4 he extension Of the Seventeenth
street line west of Washington avenue
to the Glasgow addition and part Of
Marriott settlement Another extern
sion which the company has been urged
IS to build is the Twenty-iifth street
line about three blocks farther east
to the Mob HILL All of the proposed
extensions have been favorably con-
sidered by tho company. and without
doubt the work upon them will be or
Idered Immediately after the first of
the year.
ICE HARVEST BEGINS.
Ice harvesting in Ogden will com
5lnence next MONDAY morning nrnr
yyt r1y.1I -
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uNlyERsAh cHRIsIseAs cHEEE.
Joyous Day for AlI-splendid Work
Or Rcncficcnt Associations,

or BCncficcnt Associations.
Ogden Dec. 26--Chrstn1as passed
very quietly in Ogden, but 1t was one
OF the most joyous obseiyances that
has ever been held. Without doubt
more people We're made happy this
year than in former years. The rich.
the near-rich and the poor spent avery
happy day.
The Martha society. the Salvation
Army, as we'll as many Of the lodges,
have done magnificent work in caring
for the poor OF the city. The Martha
society for more than a month has been
caring for many poor families or the
city. The Salvation Army has dlstli-
buted in many quarters of the city sew
eral hunded baskets, well-flled with
food which will last several days.
Among the lodges that have been
very busy this week is the Woodmen OF
E the World which has distributed a car
load of coal to the needy OF the city.
The Elks' COMMITTEES has also labored
diligently during the past week in look
ing after many needy families Of the
city. Policemen, mail carriers, street
car men and newsboys. and in fact all
who have been employed in similar po-
sitions, have been tEoughtfully remeln-
bered.
Several Of the; young men of the city
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guests and the children of the neigh
borl1ood.
DR.. S. H. Pyne has been appointed
county physician to I'LL the office dur
ing the absence Of DR.. David West
wood, who has gone to Baltimore to
take a post graduate course. 1t is
generally thought that DR.. Payne will
be appointed to succeed DR.. Westwood
for the term beginning with 1909.
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RAILROAD MEN FIGHT.

Two railroad men, Conductor Moor
of the .. & r. G. passenger No. 8, and
Conductor Gleason OF a freight met
at Thistle. Wednesday, and for some
reason, which cannot be ascertained,
engaged in a row. with the result that
Moor is at the Provo general hospital
Will, fractured skull. He will re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26

Manager sam Thomas of the Ogden
City ice company expects his COM
spanN will put up about 5000 tons OF
Ice, aud says that the Ice COM anies
OF the city will harvest about 10000
tons, Throughout the county the
thickness of ice averages is inches.
All the ponds and their inlets and out
lets We're thoroughly inspectedsiby the
sanitary Inspector before the water was
turned into them, SO that the city is
insured of receiving pure ice next
summer at reasonable rates.
CONFESSED. TO SAVE. HIS FRIEND,
IN an effort to save his friend from
serving term III the state prison
John ]. McCune, who. together with
George Adamson. We're convicted by
jury in the district court, Wednesday
of robbery. has made a complete con
fession to the officers in which he
states that Adamson IS entirely free
from blame, and that he did not meet
Adamson until after the crime was
committed. AZ
McCune's statement to the officers
which he made yesterday was 70 TINS
effect that another man aided him N
committing the crime, md that ne dlsl
not meet Adanson until afterwafti
when they were drinking together and
ID
has heen unable to sleep at night. uh-
III he had made the confession.
The mans story will be investigated
by the officers before the men are TAX
en- before Judge Howell next Monday
to receive their sentence.
Isr;EsTED FOR BRUTAL AS
SsAIELT
AT AZ. early hour Christmas morning
Joe Kuhn was arrested upon the
charge of beating John a. Sargent al
5rEost beyond recognition and VIII be
held pending the outcome OF the IN
t,lries ofEsthe latter, who, it is stated,
is in q serious condition. According to
the information in the hands Of the
police and as near as could be learned
Kuhn and an employe of the Allen
Transfer company where the assault
occurred had somc sort of scuilie IN
which Sargent mixed in, with the re-
suit he received {. terrible beating. Iha
police are Investigating the case.
ttrAHNAf .TIIEATER BANQUET.
One of tle most enjoyable occasions
incident to the Yuletide festivltles
held in this city was a banquet given
on the stage at the Utahna theate!.
Christmas night by the mem bers or
the Moore Stock company including
besides the members of the company
invited guests numbering about 90 The
gathering was Of a typical Bohemian
nature. Shortly after the evening per-
Torrance OF 1.-THE Counterfeiters" came
to an end tables wero brought on the
stage and the banquet served by the
chef of the Reed hotel and corps OF
white apronei walters. susaj z
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY DECEMBER 1905

only II years OF age unknown to MS
parents His father was very n1uch
opposed to this and in @rder to over
come what he considered mistake on
the part OF his son. he sent the boy to
school and had him educated for the
Baptist ministry Elder Jonh, nov,
ever, remained true to the faith he had
embraced and at q, left home and
engaged in the ministry Of his Church
In 1861 ne came to Utah and located
in Provo. Here he taught school,
farmed and engaged III clerical pursuits,
He was a man Of strong devotional
nature and was always prominent III
Church work. For many years he WAS
a counselor to Bishop Myron Tanner
Of the Third ward, and later a counsel
Of. in the stake presidency to President.
Smoot and President Partridge. In
1901 on the death Of President Part
ridge he was appointed president Of
the Utah stake and remained In this
office Till April of this year. when he
retired on account of failing health
and was then ordained u patriarch.
He was ever devoted TO the Church
and had a strong testimony Of the
truthfulness Of the gospel.
He is survived by q wife, 10 children,
81 grandchildren and one great grand
child. His first wife died about two
years ago
Funeral services over the remains OF
President David John will be held i'll
the Tabernacle next Sunday, commence
ing at o'clock.
RAILROAD MEN FIGHT.
Two railroad men, Conductor Moor
of the d. & r. G.. passenger No 3, and
Conductor Gleason Of a freight met
at Thistle. Wednesday and for some
reason which cannot be ascertained.
Moor IS at the Provo general hospital
with fractured skull. He will re-
cover.
The funeral or James Gray will be
held Saturday afternoon at the taber-
nacle.
The city council committee, consist
ing of Mayor Decker, former Mayor
Frisby and the members of the council,
met to make arrangements for enter
tanning the municipal league of the
state which meets here ON the 29th
and 30th. The following committees
We're appointed:
General Committee of Arrangements
Mayor Decker, ]. H. Frisby
Reception-Thomas, Giles, Beebe.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Knudsan.
Miller.
Progranl-Newell, Jensen. Garter.
The league Will meet Tuesday. 29tf,
in the forenoon and afternoon in the
Commercial club rooms to attend to
league business. In the evening a.
public meeting will be held (probably
in the tabernacle) at which prominent
speakers will be heard on civic ques-
lions,
Ina Brady has commenced suit for
divorce against Thomas w. Brady on
the grounds OF failure to provide
Plaintiff asks for the custody of a
minor child, and s25 a month alimony.
The parties were married in Salt Lake
City Jan. %, 1906.
The Following couples have secured
marriage licenses
Robert Il. Kelly Of American Fork
and Leverd Powell of Lehi.
Ernest Hooper Of Ogden and Louie
4 Gideon Peaya and Anetta. Ferre both
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William Greenwell, Alvin Blutn and
Harry Browning We're Salt Lake VS.
tors during the week.
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ICE HARVEST BEGINS. a.
Ice harvesting in Ogden will com
mence next Monday morning iron
what will undoubtedly be the largest
crop ever harvested in this Y1c,,,,y
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BUSINESS WAS BlAcEJACEED

The industrial Wor, IS business Is on the upgrsle
There Orders ior steel the monthly earnings Of
railroads better rates lower loans
ea, secured bank deposits have increased spring trade is
more brisk there is better feeling in the ar
And this is all As should be. The pane not
what tie dectors would eel organic" trouble
functional It al diseased heart.
denued liver and stomach kept mp by smulants and finally
solap>tng It that at at The body OF business was
sound Crops had been good Merchants had been doing
legitimate and profitable business The country al right
What happened waso continue the simileas ii strong
had seized the business o the country from behind
cot strange hold it, neck and thrown back Ger
brgaudsior purposes their aud OF their
their grip the neck ef business aud of
aten New York the financial heart from which the bank
and credit system radiate like the arteries through which
flow mans blood New York brgands gave business blow
the head with blackjack which knocked seuseless Tor
the time being aud caused OF the flow oi necessary
blood money and credit all other parts Of the system
No ueed 10 Wrange why's and whereiores That IS
What happened
ln at tins sort recovery rapid The strange hold
released The heart Is resumng its normal functions
and 1t viii not be long before the industrial world viii be
~ feet again with good complexion and fist for work
Perhaps ase with lockout It's shoulder too
ton from which attacks oi this come.
Md perhaps thar Viii be inst as we'll
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- sShWEKOSE-
! ~ 10 HkULT?
BY de ssis ,MPAriior.

thoir continual fault finding bauiah
thor husbands from home. tpt thV
mau who takes 10 drink aud kindred
evils because he Isn't appreciate q
Is weak vessel aud hardly worm
CONDITIONING
Al such persons need is an HxI
eaae, and II II isn't fpflheoml M
lhrf viii make one.
have no - Ienee with The womi
au Nha erra hneauan she " lone
same tef the man who takes Ia
drisk aud he@inses a public nul
nanes because lpa wife doesn't
saymialhife- With him lshe did ~
the beginning ynu may he anfe. at
abe would not have married him
bat he hlsa offecinhilY Killed .ll
five aud sympathy between thHui
bs hln own weakness.
There arc thousands Of as good
uomon aa ever lived enduring daily
marty fdnm for their husbands sins.
iiis tamlls always Insist ahe iH "a
blame. sven # be had not the neral
stamina OF a dish rag Then the
nrlnhhorH take Il up. and fluaiiy the
heart broken woman begins io cu.
dufs new Hpneluu OF suffering
asking her uunl AN ! 90 blame
Ia uhat part Of uiy duty have ! fall.
81 a. a wifnf
A fig for such feasonine' Every
man and Nnman iH the captain Of
his ur her own saul aud will be held
Ia a personal accounting
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The other day I met an old &C
aualntsuee face 10 tace aud was
not little SURPRISED h, the ca
counter
It vii the mistaken theory that
a Nlie ia ~ spauMhle luf hrf bus.
hasds slus lalt perhaps SIN il
too steuns weird lapsea from yii.
tue would he nearer the iSafk
4 group al WaiQsn were discuss
Ing a man. Nho Is Mind and laduh
gent ia hts homie bat whose pHssts
iife certainly would not stand close
examination
tie has loaded bis wife with the
worst posaibiu Insults a proud Wom
an can eApefieuces uut once. bat
MANY times and always la a per
feetlN we'll hfrd way
II he had She rlaht Mud nf a
wife hr would not lead such a
life. enc of tbe SUMMON remarked
prlmlf hut the shock u mcelbug
mY old acquaintance In police socis
etV LEFT me HaapiuE Tot breath
never Thought 90 hear that ar.
Eumrut outside the village sowing
eintlc lt carried me back 10 the
narrow horizon of htflc country
town. where the women lu a spirit
81 extreme selfsacfifiec Insisted on
ahouldsnng all the blame when q
marriage turned aut uuhappily
Could there h. aus fikht kiud
81 4 Wife fof such q man
And Isn't IL enough Ca make ans.
one see rcd. u hear meek and
patient little woman blamed for
the fact that her husband il a
drunken soft
THIS moral responsibility bust
ueAs mas be- carried too Tar There
arr Namsn. no doubt. Who h5 their
extravaganza and Rresd drive their
husbands Ia dishonest methnds ~
securing money wives she ~
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A. a puay recently they were
playing a game which consisted IN
every body in the room making 70
face aud o. one sha made The
worst face VAS awarded prize.
They all diCtheif level bert aud
thee a gentleman went np a. oae
Df the ladies and said
Well madam ! thiut you haeg
Won the prize
sOh Mic said = wasn't piles
ms Philadelphia Ledger
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STAR DUST
BY JOSH
BY JOSH

this newhboy amohlna q cig$sst
Young man" he said lNS,oneH
OF terrible Intensity. Throw that
claanet ssaY'
HAh. Cyan" repisd the news
boy sontemptSualy "liuY one NV
0ar nsn' Judge
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What. f'eome 81 akinnefly -
Hos started To devote 10
years 10 an Intimate study 81
prison life
Noble fellow Esnee when"
since Ia Naa sentenced
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Gold Foam

Can bc sqld without q state. couufy
81 city license Looks and tastes
lual tihe Old i.HFer Agents Hhnt
I'd. GOLD FoA1 co. 1870 pike
Place. eaa
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Flee assortment Of spflag lamb
aud home dressed chickans Tor
Easter at the Hand nax Market
ile0 Fffst 80
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No nuttn

The hind Old gentleman With a
bundle Of missionary leaflets 40.
der hia arm stopped a moment tn
the street Tor the purpose of "a
miuiatefing a Staging rrbuke 10
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Stockholders Of llanE We have
YOU dead - ofhta You have EN-
hfkFled more than the capital
fatock nf thia Institution. aud ~,
all prosecute You Ia the limit
flank President Hut -rr. gen.
tiemen' Wouldn't that er. DE
destroying Confidence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-24

"a a very rare old relic on your
farm
Agricuifurlat That a8g u must
De the mortgage
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~, ea. Whispering sEei,ealy /,
tAsienf he said
Hife f. coming ~ w.. IN ~. Nj
noon 10 have her fortune ~. ailei.
90 wanf 10 make sor.s '',a ahd
lie laid a banl nats q, =.
ed owls head " ne stuff
zen her 90 no account d,
a motor car. bers4Iae ~. - baf
h,t palm thal she IL Dogma. 80 e
Killed 10 an aulamsbile 800 800 o Be-
AfRUHHut ss'ieal s.
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One WAY ast

LISTEN said The man of mld
die agr
tie va bending over the palm
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Pull line of trolling ststnns VII
son. Stewart. Colorado. iiildrhrandt
tloflsa. Tacoma lialta. III flraf
- sss
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TO sac sArrlgsslps

Take boats a. Pier ? Ten round
trips daily soc round trip. 80
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v 8. Navy Yard Route steamer
Meniiesllo leaves Flyer dock ESQ
and 30 .. m. $50 and . p. ~. SO
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Prof u { Jackson of n, !,
aaehusfitH institute Of Tesl' ~ va.
haz been retained b. the asA'agY
heta HIFHaag e8mmisalon ~
report feastalne h. t.i as,s
situation win Special refs,,.tgs''a s
the pwoticab.iity ~ q reens,s 3
rHtra and "a higher efflel.'s 2
service
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Are ueN Sold b. the q 4 lsM
aud 8 = companies az loss..
through San Lake aaa -. -.
San tfnaeiaeo For fun ls.s.s
ton cali a. nion Ticket orr. y. }.
fiui aFs = = Ellis. Cen y, !,
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Great Glove Sale
Kavsers isRuttca Leneth SIN
Gloves. black. brewn. wnes
aud Copenhagen: asulie slr
ped. sE.oe vsiuos, CT a
special. pair WIZ
feRutton SIZE hssle o,e'"
Gloves. 10 black. brown OR
aud tan; o palF ..... 49,
s.S'fasp 4'uro Silk Glove I."'
quality. veFy Styitah; 7ff-
double tipped. = pdr. ~
Restitehed Kid Gloves, hack any, !.
colors: In all ssres; resa.s
prices si.g5, $50, t2.oo: y"
til all are Inc
cold ...... .s..s..,ss !,
ladies sElasp Lisle Glove. ~
black. brown and tan vi
palso and very wear Yic
able. . eaie ....& 800
Dents Tea Nake s-Cl0 "a
Eynisa Mid Gloves a
black and sress: 81 ~
all skies; a pair VIA
WASHABLE Llsle Glo'eHn
blaci. s-elasp, spe k9c
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