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nothing. First | recognized my own
handwriting. Next saw that 1t was a
message ! had passed TO Virginia long
before when Il lot of us boys and girls
were amusing ourselves together with
bits Of nonsense. The only other thing
In the box was a photograph face down.
| turned II, and. behold, II was my own
honest face when | was half dozen
years younger ! had just time TO put
the articles back in the box lock 1t and
get out when ! beard Virginia's voice
at the foot of the stairway. ! met her
halfway down
! didn't propose TO Virginia right
Off. oh, no. played with her as 4
cat would tease n mouse. Why should
the girls have all the fun? | made-love
70 her confidently, knowing her secret.
occasionally pressing her to tell me
what the key locked But not TIL aft
er our marriage did confess that 4
knew as well as she.
NORMAN i. WHITE.
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to hold on 10 anything of hers he can
get his hands on. have known a
lover to carry a shoestring next his
heart couldn't give up the chain
that had clasped Yirglnia's neck nor
the key which | faneied might lock
sOme mans love letters.
That winter | was made much of by
the McGregor family, they considering
that they owed me Yirginia's life. One
evening, being at their house at a So
cial gathering, the premises being
thrown open, | concluded TO reconnoi-
ter with view TO getting a sight of
the mysterious incosure that contained
/ was curious TO know what Passing
a bedroom the door of which was open,
| saw curious box OF brass and mo
sale on dresser. | listened. and not
hearing any one on the floor stepped
In and. taking my key from my vest
pocket, put 1t 10 the keyhole of the box
1t slipped in as though 1t had been
made for the lock hesltated. blushed
at the dishonorable act was tempted
TO perform, remembered that all's fair
In love and war and turned the key A
tiny click and | raised the lid. There
was a faded rose falling to pieces. In
deed, II was but scattered stem and
petals. There was a bit of folded pa
per. | opened e.
10 say was astonished expresses
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-03
A Discovery

TOrginall,
Last summer / went TO the seashore
with a party of young people, my init.
mate friends. Among them was Vir
gina McGregor, for whom | had long
had a fancy. | did not consider my.
self good enough for Virginia, and
there was a fellow about her all the
while with whom che seemed espe.
cially pleased. At least whenever |
saw them together she looked at him
with her big eyes in a way she never
looked at any other man, certainly not
at me-
One morning at the bathing house
we all went down TO the beach for a
bath Virginia had on pretty shade
Of brown mohalr that suited exactly
the tint OF her Titan hair She GER
talnly looked entranclng. and couldn't
keep my eyes Off her She didn't ap-
pear TO notice my admiration. and
fancied that. being absorbed in thought
with the other fellow, she was not
likely to notice any admiration but his
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fright and could do nothing whatever
for herself. While trying to get my
hand on something by which to sup
port her my fingers got caught in the
gold chain about her neck. grasped
It and held her up by IL till moment
before the simultaneous arrival of the
llfeboat and the bathing master, when
II broke. ! held on 10 it while we were
both being pulled into the boat
Virginia was too exhausted and ex-
cited to notice her loss then, and ! said
nothing about 1t. As soon as we were
safe ashore she thanked me for my ef-
fort, but there was no warmth I'm her
gratitude. She then left the beach,
and saw no more of her till The even
ing. | should have given her the
broken chain and the key still attached,
but | did not ! thought | would wait
awhile. She did not mention them,
and finally asked her If she had them
on. She said regretfully that she had
lost them in the ocean. | sympathized
with her in her loss, remarklng that
she seemed to prize them. The only
reply | received was a blush.
kept the articles, thinking every
day that would return them, but
somehow ! couldn't make up my mind
to do so. The truth Is 1 coveted Vlr-
glnia, though ! scarcely realized IT..
When a fellow eovets Girl he is ant
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There was one thing about her that at.
tractcd my especial attention. About
her neck was a gold chain to which
hung a tiny brass key. | wished TO
know what the treasure was that II
locked, but don't consider curious
questions well bred
Virginia was good swimmer, | a
fair one. She stepped lightly into the
surf, jumped over the first two waves
and took a header under the third
When she came up she swan like a
mermaid straight out beyond the roped
Enclosure. was talking to one of the
girls Of the party ut the time and as
soon as could get away went In after
Virginia
The wind was blowing up the coast
from the south, crossing the waves
rolling in from the east. a condition
productive OF sea pousse. From the
top of a wave / saw that Virginia had
been caught in one Of these whirl-
pools and was being carried out. At
the same time she gave a shrek. The
bathing master heard II and plunged
In. while two men standing on the
beach seeing her danger pulled the
lifeboat TO the surf launched 1t and
FASTENED to the rescue.
Meanwhile | swan for Virginia and
by vigorous effort succeeded In reach
ing her. She had become Daralyzed by
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NoissIess Di.h.s.

Up on the Alps new hotel Is ad-
yertised as the Ideal resort for those
who want complete rest cure All
the plates, dishes, cups and saucers
are made of papier mache, so that
guests VIII be spared the clatter OF q
restaurant, and as the material is so
light guests Will suffer the least pos
sible fatigue In lifting the cups to
their lips.
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"Of course" said the optimist. 'qf n
man gets into the habit OF hunting
trouble he's sure to find IT,"
Yes" replied the pesslmist "and If
he's so lazy that he always tries TO
avoid II II will find him. SO what's
the differencep = Catholic Standard
and Times.
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To Soar Like an Eaula.

Professor Marcel Deprez In paper
before the Academy of Sciences ia
Paris announced that he has solved
the problem Of the stationary towering
In the air OF a body perfectly free and
heavier than air, thus initiating the
power OF eagles, vultures and other
birds able to remain In the air ascend
and descend without beating their
Mechanics.
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rs there anything the matter with ItT
MOO Worn some, that's all."-Mln-
neapolis Journal.
One Sure Thino.

"Do you think men will ever really
learn TO nyT
81 hope so. If they don't it's going
TO be mighty lonesome for the ladies
who go to heaven."-Pick-M Ne Up.
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Her Tongue.

e'ut out your tongue" said the doe
tor.
After the lady had done so she asked.
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They are pleasing and have that
lasting satisfaction that is so difficult
to obtain unless you have B-unskill
make them. We are speaking Of
Photos, not mere shadows as some
make, but speaking llkenesses such
as you would not hesitate to give
your dearest friend, and that you can
get only by having Brunskll make,
large or small.
There a reason, we know how.
Amateur work finished in the short
est time = all kinds Of supplies, watch
this space, something new in a short
while -of C, urse it'll be Brunskill
idea.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-09
: ONE Days RIDE FROM
SALT LAKE TO DENVER
Result to Be Achieved When Rio
Grande Cutoff Connects
With Moffat Road.

One days ride from Salt Lake to
Denver will be the result achieved. it is
said, when the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad carries out its plan to build
cutoff from it's line to the Moffat
road. The connection with the Moffat
road, it is explained. will reduce the
distance from this city to Denver 200
fniles and will make IL a one day ride
between the two cities.
Another cutoff is planned which, 1t
is said will reduce the distance from
Denver to Leadville 100 miles. The two
cut-offs. according to this information.
will do away with 300 miles of super
fluous trackage.
The cutoff between Dotsero and
Kremmling has frequently been dis
cussed in connection with the Moffat
read. but the filing of the company's
charter was the first intimation that
the Rio Grande was considering build
ing the connection. 1t was generally
thought that The Moffat road would
build that line, but the indications are
that the Rio Grande is seeking 1t
The Acequia cutoff, as the company
calls the connection with the Midland,
runs from the station by that name,
south Of Denver, to Lake George, on
the Colorado Midland. 1t will change
the route TO LeadvilIe by leaving off the
towns OF Pueblo and Colorado Springs
and bring Leadville to within 172 mile
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-09
MORMON HOUSE IN LONDON
Great Building in Tottenham Dedi-
Gated to the Faith.

The Mormon church now has con-
ference house in London. For MANY
years the Latter-day Saints have had
meeting houses in Stoke Newington,
Brixton and Camden Town. The struc-
ture in London is an imposing struc-
ture. 1t has two towers after the styh
OF church architecture. and is three sto-
ries above the street level. A London
paper. in commenting on the new Nor
mon meeting house has this to say
which, barring slight anachronisms. is
much nearer the truth than these ac-
counts usually are:
"Mormonism, which was founded by
Joseph Smith QS05-4D, paid its first
missionary visit to England in July,
1897. when Heber Kimball. Orson Hyde
Willard Richards, Joseph Fielding and
others landed at Liverpool They began
their propaganda at Preston and met
with such success that they converted
and baptised about 1000 people.
This was the first foreign mission of
the Mormon church. which has carried
on its work in Australia. Africa, China
India. and, indeed in all the countries
where missionaries labor. There are
now fourteen organized missions, Japan
having been added in 1901. Until about
1892 most converts went to Utah. but
SINCE then the policy has been to en-
courage them to remain at home in
their own countries and thus form
centres for spreading the doctrine of
the Church of the Latter-Day Saints
The paper says the conference house
is a temple" This is not true The
Mormon church has temples only in
Utah.
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Odds and Ends China Sale at Price-Floor Below

Everyday dishes, best qualities to be had, at
half the regular prices that you pay other dealers
Standard lines like johnson Bros Semi porcelain.
Flow blue, inderglaze, deep, pretty cobalt
large spray floral effect plates, dinner, breakfast
tea soup coupe shape), salad bowls, salad happy,
fruit Dishes butter dish and pitchers; sugar bowls
platters Is inches long, oyster toureen patters Is
inches long
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing SYRUP.

has been useC for YEARS by MILL. ,SS
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEE THING. with PERFECT
SUCCESS. II SOOTHES the CHILD.
SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all
best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold nv
Druggists in every part of the world. BE
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslows Sooth-
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. GUARAN-
TEED UNDER THE FOOD AND DRUG
ACT. JUNE 20. 1906. SERIAL NUMBER
1923
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Second Church of Christ Scientist
Ladies' Literary Club building 20 South
Third East. street. Lesson sermon at IL
a. m. subject: Spirit Sunday school
monial meeting at s O'Clock. Reading
room 4l2 Tribune building 149 Main street
is open daily except Sunday, from 10 a.
m. to 8 u. m.
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of Denver, against 276 at present. The
Rio Grande owns half interest in the
Midland and will be in a position to
make satisfactory agreements concern
ing business over the new route.
Ne date is set for beginning work on
any of the numerous projects. There
are indications, however, that the work
is to be done as soon as conditions make
the raising of the money possible.
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Presbyterian.

First Presbyterian church. South Tenn
pie and c streets. Rev. William M Paden.
D. D.. pastor.-Morning services at II
O'Clock. conducted by the Rev Charles
Curtis Mcintyre; subject, The Shadow of
Your Life. No night service. Sunday
school at 1880 p. m. Midweek service on
Wednesday evening, consisting of prayer
and conference at p. m.
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Third Presbyterian church. Eleventh
East and Eleventh South streets-Preach-
ing at IL a. m.; subject. THE Prophet
Samuel" Sunday school at 12:15 D. m. !;
lesson, David and Goliath Christian
Endeavor at Z p. m. topic, Religion and
Health" Prayer meeting Wednesday at
s p. m. study of Book OF James.
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Scientist.

First Church of Christ. Scentist-336
East Third South street Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m. Church services at II a. m,
subject Spirit Wednesday evening at
o'clock a meeting is held for the purpose
of telling of the healing of sin and dis
ease. Free reading rooms open daily, eX
cept Sunday. from 10 a. IN. to 9 D. M.
in rooms 506-507 Scott building. l6S Main
street. No Sunday evening services dur
ing August.
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Baptist.

First Baptist Church-Rev. d. A. Brown,
pastor. will hold services in the Jewish
temple. Fourth East between Second
and Third South. Preaching at II a. m
and p. m. Sunday school at 12:3o; G.
NJ. Fraser superintendent B. Y. p u.
at p. Wednesday evening service at
O'clOck
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Buxton, Phi. D.. pastor. Sunday school
9:45 a. M Sermons by DIR. Buxton-11 a.
and D. m. Christian Endeavor-6:4o
DIR. Buxton's sermon topics: What of
the Night?-A Message of Hope and
Judas Sent Away to His Own Place"
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Fourth West between First and Second
South. Preaching at II o'clock by DIR.
Stevenson. Sunday school at 12:15. En-
deavor chapel Sunday school. 1:3o Young
peoples meeting at Z. Prayer meeting at
s o'clock Wednesday night. No preach
ing Sunday night.
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Plates. dinner size. soc,
cut to 15c
Plates, breakfast size,
Csc, cut to. .121ac
Soups, coupe, Use, cut
to ....... 1910
Platters, II in. long,
S1.75. cut to-. $50
Salad bowls SOC, cut to. 40c
Butter dish covers 81,
cut to .......A......5 SOC
Individual butter
dishes Sc, cut to. aye
Pitchers, / pint, 35c,
cut to 1Sc
Pitchers. ~ pint. 45c,
cut to 22c
MANY SUMNER NEEDS
AT HALF PRICE.
Fruit saucers, pretty
pink rose and gold
edge, .10c, cut to. 80. sc
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Episcopal.

st. Marks cathedral, 225 East First
South street. Rev. Harvey S. Hanson
Services for the eighth Sunday after
Trinity: Holy communion at $50 a. m
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Morning SER
vice and sermon at II o'clock.
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st. Paul's church. Main and Fourth
South streets. Rev. Charles F. Perkins.
rector.-Holy communion at a. m. Sun
day school at 9:45 a. m. Morning serviSA
with sermon at II o'clock. Visitors wei
come All seats free.
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Large berry saucer,
pretty pink rose and
gold edge, l0c, cut
to ........ Sc
B. & B. plates l0c, cut
to 1900. Sc
Tea plates 10c. cut to. sc
Covered dishes. white
fancy enclosing,
75c, cut to. $50
Gov cred casseroles,
white fancy emboss-
ing, $l.O0. cut to. soc
Solid bowls, white
fancy enclosing,
30c, cut to. .15c
Butter dishes and COW
er. white fancy en-
bossing, SOC, cut to. 400
Platters, pitchers (cream
and water) and many kinds
Of everyday dishes.
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Methodist.

First Methodist Episcopal church-Sec-
ond East and Second South streets, DR..
B. Short, pastor. Preaching-u a. m,
subjects. THE Souls Home" Sunday
school-12:l5 p. m. II. J. Stearns, super
intendent. Epworth league-645, Miss
Galley. president Preaching-S:O0 p. m,
subject: Christian Philanthropy" Pre-
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Adventist.

Adventist church-Corner Fifth South
and Sixth East streets. S. II. Huntington.
pastor. Services: Sabbath school-10 a.
m. Preaching-11 a. m. Evangelistic SER
vices in the big tent still continue with
undated interest. Subject tonight: In
ventions."
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CONGREGATIONAL.

First Congregational Church-Fourth
East and First South Morning service at
II o'clock. Sermon by Rev. d. @. Gray
bill
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East Side Baptist Church-Corner Sew
enth East and Third South. Louis S.
Bowerman minister Preaching services
at II a. m. and s p. m. Morning subject.
81 am Alpha and Omega" Evening.
DAYS of King David; Saul and the Witch
of Endor; the Question of Spiritualism and
the Occult" Sunday school at 12:15. Spe-
ciai classes for young men and women.
Young peoples meeting at Gas p. m. Sub
ject. "Why and How to Be Healthy.
Leader. Arthur Selby. Weekly prayer
service Wednesday at p. m.
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lift Methodist Episcopal church-Ninth
East and First South. d. NJ. Helmick,
pastor. Preaching by the pastor at IL
a. m There will be no services in the
evening. Sunday school at 10 o'clock ].
NJ Settle, superintendent. PRAYER meet
ing Wednesday evening at 5 O'Clock
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD: SUNDAY AUGUST g. 1908

Jude TO evening sermon-.'Should the Sa-
looms Be Closed on Sunday and the Clubs
Remain OPEN? What do you think?
Professors Blakeslee and Houghton will
sing: "Hark. Hark, My Soul" (Nevins),
at evening service.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-09

Salvation Army Sunday services will be
held at IL a. m. Special holiness meet
ing at D. m Sabbath school NJ D.
Young Peoples legion at Sis o. m
special Salvation meeting. led by Ensign
Baldwin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-09

Rio Grande Mission Chapel-Second
South between Ninth and Tenth West.
Sunday school at 10 q. m; Miss Lucy
Nichols superintendent.
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ST. Johns chapel Ninth East street
and Logan avenue.--Sunday school at PAS
p. m. Evening prayer and sermon BY
Rev. c. +. Perkins at o'clock. A cordial
welcome to all.
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Burlington Mission Chapel-Corner of
Indiana avenue and Navajo street. Sun
day school at 10 a. m; F. j. Lucas, SUI
perintendent-
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The old willow pattern, the odd, old blue
dishes our grandmothers used (the garden and
castle scenes) also at half prices
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Christian.

Central Christian church-Third East
and Fourth South streets, one block east
of City and County building. Rev Albert
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st. Peters chapel. 657 North Second
Evening prayer and sermon at 7:30 O'clock
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Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church
Harold Jensen, pastor; residence. 81 +
street Service at D. m at the Swedish
Lutheran church. Second South and
Fourth East Sunday school at p. m.
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j. Lankow, pastor Sunday school at $50
a. m. Service at 1890 a. m.
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Plates. dinner size, 25c,
cut to .-......l2l 2c
Plates, tea size, zoe,
cut to loo
Naples Ground vegeta-
BILE dishes) 40c. cut
to ........ zoe
Naples 60c, cut to. Doc
Naples SOC, cut to. .40c
Bakers (oval) 40c, cut
to ...-.... poe
Bakers Coo, cut to. .30c
Covered dishes (large
size) $1.75, cut to. .SSc
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Lutheran.

English Lutheran church-39e South
Fourth East street, F. W. Bussard pas
service at IL o'clock. All cordially well
come.
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Closing Out Hammocks

Another sacrifce-the unprecedented sale of
white and gold, the popular pattern of Johnson
Bros. dinner dishes at half their cost
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johnson Bros English semi-porcelain pink
rose wreath This pattern is on the magnetic
shape of the famous English makers. The pretty
wreath decoration is daintiy entwined around the
rims of each piece. To close out-half regular
Drices
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Soup plates (old style
rims), 25c, cut to. .1212c
Tea plates zoe. cut to. .l0c
Pie plates l5c, cut to. .7l2c
Fruit saucers Toe, cut
to ....... sc
Ind. buffers SC, cut to. 2lbc
Sugar bowls and covers
60c, cut to. .30c
Covered vegetable dish
round casserOle)
$500, cut to. 81 90
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Oatmeal saucers 15c,
cut to TIC
Ind. buffers sc, cut to. 2Rc
Butter dish and cover
$1.25. cut to. .62c
Sugar and cream 75c,
cut to .3Sc
Creamer 35c, cut to. =. .1Sc
Pitcher, i pint soc, cut
to ........ ....... .15c
Pitcher, ~ pint. 40c,
cut to ..............2 zoe
Pitcher, ! quart, 45c,
cut to .22c
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German Lutheran st. Johns church
Seventh South and State streets. William
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The Best Printing.

Is done by The Century, Salt Lake.
printers. 165-167 South West Temple.
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Covered vegetable dish,
L square, 25c, cut
10 ....-... -..... .l2Ea
Sauce boat $1.00, cut
to $3.50. .....5 SOC
Relish dish, fancy han
died, 25c, cut to. =. .I21ac
Square baker. large
size, $l.00, cut to. =. SOC
After dinner coffecs
2Oc, cut to. .l0c
You must see these
quaint old dishes to appre-
ciate them.
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Rich border turquoise
and gold plates, din
ner. 30c, cut to-. .15c
Rich border turquoise
and gold plates,
breakfast, Csc, cut
Rich border turquoise
and gold plates, tea,
20c, cut to. 10c
Soups (coupe) 25c, cut
to -. .121ac
Oatmeal saucers zoe,
cut to -. l0c
Vegetable dish (oval)
75c, cut to .3Sc
Vegetable dish (oval)
s1.00, cut to. SOC
Pickle dish SOC. cut to. Csc
Platters, IL in. long,
40c. cut to. zoe
Platters. ID in. long,
75c. cut to .38c
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The Toy Department on the Floor Be-
low also has Bargains to Offer

discount of 20 per cent Toys, Dolls, etc.
The great game, "Diabolo," or the Jolly
Devil, range in price from 35c and upward.
1-5 off on all books, mechanical toys etc.
Refrigerators and ice freezers at saving
prices.
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Dinner Ware. 90 Per Cent OF

Haviland is included in this sale. A few odd
dinner sets at half price
Paper napkins, lunch sets, plates and waxed
paper for sandwiches, etc.
Garden sets-hoe rake, and spade, from 15c
to 81 90 per set.