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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-11
TOOK FORMER WIFE'S WATCH.
j. y. Berger Undertook TO Hold IL I'm
til Presents Were Returned.

This morning Assistant city Atty Il.
y. Rogers Issued a complaint against
j. j. Berger. charging the latter with
petit larceny. It is alleged that Berger
stole a gold watch from his former wite.
Mrs Lena Berger.
According to the information received
by Mr.. Rogers. Mrs. Berger recently
secured n divorce from Berger. The lat
ter went to 60 Pitt street yesterday,
lsShere Mrs. Berger was stopping, ana
demanded numerous articles he claimed
10 have given her she declined to part
with the presents and Berger is alleged
to have picked up a gold watch aud
walked of with the same. He said he
would hold tho watch until the articles lie
demanded were returned to MIN. A war
rant for his arrest was issued and the
man Will have g hearing before Judge
Dichl tomorrow morning,
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SULLIVAN ON WATER WAGON

John L. Sullivan, the ex-champion
pugllist. is anxious 10 appear at the
next Utah state fair, IN monologue and
boxing. and his manager has written
30 Secy. Ensign with that end in view.
Mr.. Ensign Is positively assured with
O.t ;ut, mental reservation, that Sulll-
van has not taken a drink for ltll days,
ana Is likely 10 be nominated for gov
ton ticket Mr.. Ensign was deeply al.
fected on receiving this intelligence, aud
will write words of cheer and encour-
agement However the directors of the
association will decide on the exhibition.
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COOLER AFTER STORM
Heavy Rain and Hail Followed by
Splendid Sunset and Drop I'm
Temperature.

There have been more changes IN the
weather. which have brought RELIEF to
q heated community and people on the
streets do not wear IL baked look today.
There was another thunder and lishtn-
ing display curly last evening, accom-
panied by haii and rainfall amounting
10 .S2 of an luCh. rms Witn .jl Oh an men
precipitation OF the previous afternoon,
made commercially over mar an men Tor
"A hours
city at b. rno QucKly ming cutters
ana sewers, WINE ,nc water rushed
GOWN the Mllsiues in miniature torrents.
However, tuu severity OF the storm
was over an "a short time. when tho
setting sun came OUT IN plaNa OF
goldun- NctmllllOn glory, presenting IL
sunset display not UGtCu seen even IN
this LATITUDE of nne sunsets. The rays
OF the sun sprcau out inJo the CLOUDS
above like the spokes OF great IAN,
while IN the mountains skies hppeHreu q
double rainbow WniCn was greatly dd-
mired lhu night was n good one Tor
slccpiuR-a mai0ed rouef from the neat
ed nights In the recent past
Tho baromctllc conditions show very
Httle cuange this morning over the
country, except sllgnt Increase III
.hEn AR pressure is central over
the north Pacific, cur ana ATLANTIC
states. over the plateau, east hotky
mountain slope and Missouri valley inc
pressure u ION. TINS distribution OF
PRESSURE s,fs caused showers or thun-
ucrstorms over portions OF Titan, Colo
riuU, " yumug NoDtaS.ia, Missuurh
New Mexico. the Dakotas, Alberta, Man
itoba, lower lake region, ohio valley,
Vermont, south Carolina and FlotidA,
with heavy rainfall at Bismarck North
Dakota, l.02 inches. The temperature
changes were generally unmportant
Generally fair weather Is indicated
Tor thls locality tonight and Wednes-
..BN.
The low barometric areas Of sunday
and Monday afternoons are moving east
ward rapidly The rains covered the
northern country. as well az the south
ern. travellers from the north reporting
quite heavy raiufalls IN central and
northern idaho. 1t Is believed the heat
OF the summer Is broken. SO there VIII
he no more prolonged bot weather,
Todays temperatures up To .. m were
as follows:
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BLooprHIRsTY GROCER.

In Justice Dana r. Smiths court to-
day. w. f.. Farrer. a groceryman, 10
having a hearing on the charge OF as
sault with a deadly weapon upon NJ
/. Woods. 1t is alleged that on Aug.
?. Farrer struck Woods on the head
with scale weight, inlictins several
severe wounds.
There had been bad blood between tine
two for some time. Woods claimed
that Farrer had tried to interfere with
the complainants family affairs. on
Aug. . Woods entered Farrer's store
to purchase tobacco, and claims that
Farrer called him vile names and then
struck him several times on the head
with n weight, The case viii not bo
concluded until tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-11
CHURCH NOTICES.

The high priests of Granite stake
will please remember their quorum
meeting to be held next Sunday, the
18th inst. at 10 a. m. in the Granite
stake tabernacle.
The priesthood meeting Of the Salt
Lake stake will be held in the Six
teenth ward westinghouse, at 1880 p.
m. Monday, Aug. II, 1908.
The Ensign stake priesthood will
meet in regular monthly session Mon
day, the nth inst, at 1880 p. M, at
the Twentieth ward Westinghouse.
Get away from the heat by bathing
at Saltair.
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RAILROAD NEWS.
RAILRoADERs RETURN.
Officials of Short Line Pleased With
Tour of Inspection.

Oregon Short Line officials who made
UP a party sent over the northwest
to learn about methods on other sys-
TENS have returned greatly pleased
with what they saw and their trip
generally Those In the party We're: A.
B. Stevenson. superintendent OF the
Utah division at salt Lake; II, j.
Plumhof, chief clerk IN the Office of
General Superintendent j. NJ. Davis,
Salt Lake; j. Mccarthy, tranmaster
Salt Lake division, Ogden: G. II. Rem
fro. roadmaster Idaho division, Puca-
tello A. Moqust, roadmaster, Nevada
and California divisions; c. L. Eldred,
tranmaster Idaho division, Pocatelo:
H. A. Roberts. division engineer Mon
tana division, Pocatello. and j. h.
Davis, chief dispatcher Idaho division,
Kemmerer, Wyo.
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STRIKE STORY VAGUE,

With non-union men working in the
shops Of the Rio Grande here no strike
could be called at this end ~ the line
The story Of walk-out vote being de-
posted by the entire Rio Grande and
Missouri Pacific mechanical force can
not be substantlated by anyone In this
city. Non union men put to work dur
ing tho last strike are still at their po-
sltionH and railroad officials here say
everything is running smoothly. So
should wortingmen IN the employment
of the Gould lines decide the present
or near future a good time TO strike
on account of tho Canadian Pacific
strike II would not affoct this city, nor
number of division points and sta
tions IN the state. The wires, news or
private, are carrying no strike stories
today.
For recreation and pleasure BATH
mt Saltair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-11
DIVORCE GRANTED.

decree of divorce to Marian q. Thur
Der from Tallman j. Thurber, on de-
fault of defendant. The couple mar
ried in this city, Feb. is, 1904 and
plaintiff alleged in her complaint that
only for a month after marriage was
she supported by her husband. with
the decree went permission for Mrs.
Thurher to resume her maiden name.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-11
PROMOTION FOR 1NeL1Ne.

From engineer to roadmaster in one
Jump Is the record mada by William
j. Inglng OF Pocatello. but we'll known
in this city. Mr.. 1ngling went 10
work for the short Line in 1885 as fire
man and three years later become en-
gineer He was engineer on the Vel
lowstone LIMITED between Pocatelio
and Warm River when his promotion
reached him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-11
TEMPLE NOTICES.

The ST. George temple will close on
Friday, June 90, 1905, and reopen on
Tuesday. Aug. 25, 1908.
DAVID II, CANNON, Prest-
The Manti temple will close on FRI
day. July II, and reopen on Aug. 20.
LEWIS s. ANDERSON. Prest-
The Logan temple will close on Fri
day, July 81, and reopen Tuesday,
Sept /. WILLIAM BULGE,
President
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PERSONALS.

Postmaster A. l.. Thomas and Senator
Sutherland. with their families, lett
today for two weeks trip through the
Grand canyon.
j. a. Foley, commercial agent of the
Illinois Central is home from II busl-
ness trip to omaha.
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NEWS" BOYS AT LYRIC.

Tonight the boys who deliver the Des-
erct News will be the guests OF Man
ager clark OF the Lyric. An interest
ing program is on for the week. and
the lads are sure 10 have an evening OF
enjoyment,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-11
NEVADA PIONEER A SUICIDE.

Reno. New, Aug, 1O.-George Fred
erick Marsh, one of the pioneers of
Nevada. aged II years, committed sui
eide today at 1880 o'clock by shoot
ing himself in the left breast with n
22-caliber rife. The act was the re-
suit of III health and continued de-
spondency and occurred at his home
near here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-11

A good many "boosters for Sail Lake
industries" took our hint of yesterday ana
sent box of S.Oeet's Society Chocolates to
their friends uho are far lar quay just to
show that the best in the Dorid are made
in Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-11

Barbecue Day. saltair, Thursday,
Aug. 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-11

For recreation and pleasure battle
at saltair.
The sun., 1908-12-13
Robes Reduced
ID FL

Semi-Made Robes-Black Silk
Chantilly and Figured Nets, be.
dight with beautiful applica-
tions Of chiffon, ribbon or taf-
feta. Also Marquise and EN-
broidered Robes.
We're $21 so to $1,000
Now SI5.4S to S74.BO
Princess and Lierre Lace Robes and
d-Embro idered Crepe de Chine
Robes combined with French Irish
Lace.
We're $3.50 TO $1,000
Now SI8.74 to S9S.4s
Spangled Robes in pink. blue, gray,
brown. lavender. rose and catawba.
We're $1s.H 10 $3.50
Now SI6.z4 to a59.5O
The sun., 1908-12-13
Handkerchiefs

The shelves and counters are
ayalanched with the Holiday
Handkerchiefs. Too many 10
describe. Tell us your Hand
kerchief hope and presto! it's
realized. Macy's magic. Straws:
Mems 1900 count all-linen Hand
broidered block initial. size 2lx2I-
in; box Of six, selling else q, 90
where at $500; our price. Sl.oS
Mems Pure Linen Handkerchiefs.
IN; square. quarter and half 90.
Women's Madeira Handkerchiefs,
sheer linen-five styles hand-efn-
broidered scallops. neat script ho-
initial ....................... 4SC
Finer qualities of Madeira Ini-
eSiefs. sisiass at' Handler .aai'. CSC and CSC
Iace-edged Handkerchiefs, sheer
linen centres, In imitation of genu-
me Duchess lace that sells at double
the prices we ask for these copies.
24c, 4Sc, 66c, up to $4.96
Women's All-Linen Handkerchiefs.
hand-embroidered initials on sheer
or heavy linen; boxes Of six 90.
Tor Observation-Disclosures. SoC
Women's All-Linen Handkerchiefs,
hand-drawn hemstitched, with elabo-
rate hand-embroidered
wreath initial, box OF six A<
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SI.34
Mems Mufflers and Scarfs,
complete stock in plain black or
white silk; brocaded black-and-
white silk and a handsome as
sertment Of fancy effects, at
69c, CSC, $l.24 to $4.96
The sun., 1908-12-13
Ask to See These
Damask Sets
Maih Floor.

tfyou'd have the gift one that
will keep the memory Of your
thoughtfulness green - choose
one OF these Damask Sets.
Practical, distinctive not much
10 pay.
Scotch Damask BOrdered Table
Cloth, 70X90 inches: full-bleached.
neatly. hemmed, pretty patterns. with
one dozen Napkins to match. I9x
10 inches; in handsome Christmas
oohesi ''...-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Bo.b1
Same as above, except that the Cloths
are 7oxlOS inches g., ,....,,... S4.20
Same as above. except that the Nap
kins are 22x22 inches, ,.....,.., .S4.03
Boxed Hemstitched d Damask Sets.
Snowy white Table Cloth; pure fax:
its weight doesn't come OF sizing or
starch; handsome patterns, including
spots twinkling between chrysanthe-
mum borders, heur-de-lys, rose, pansy
and lily-of-the-valley.
Cloth. esxss inches; Napkins, Isxie
inches; set ,,..... ........... S7.I6
Cloth. eSxloi inches, Napkins. ioxia
inchcs; sci .,,.,.. ....-.,,..... 81 50
The sun., 1908-12-13
Rugs from the Orient

ORIENTAL RUGS TO GRACE THE FLOORS OF YOUR
HOMES 1t epocha when applied the Macy methods
Oriental Rug selling new era began dawn for people with large
instincts OF and small incomes member OF firm
Far East perfect the Macy buying organization
THE RUGS AND THEIR PRICES SPEAK LoUDEST FOR
OUR POLICY Here Persian Silk Rug Exclusive fringe
feet and inches wide feet long prayer pattern soft
ground enhanced with delicate nsroe sky and deep
Mellow, silky, exquisite.
1t worthas sold by the average deaer-ust you
willing pay -$4O0e s5O0OO more DEPENDS ON
YOUR MERCHANT The price Of such Rug usually arbitrarily
fixed Different here With the price always controlled the
FAIR AND INFALLIBLE LAW OF PERCENTAGES. 1t takes
just much the Of doing business and demand
profit compensate for risks abor TIE LARGER
tie Voie of sales the smaller tie percentage of profit Our regular
standard OF percentage makes the price Of this Rug s2980no
more no less.
S2s4OO.
Your Rug preference light silky
wonderful delicate
exs1I feet 9x12 feet S624OO.
TURKISH SILK RUGS blues pinks and
TURKISH ANATOLLAN 5x2l
Small Oriental Rugs
dtot
by thee
shirvan choice colorngs
II
Persians very high grade S28s4 and S35.s5 u
The sun., 1908-12-13
Straus Cut Glass Reduced


THE BEAUTY OF "STRAUS" CUT GLASS HAS BEEN be-
anguagd often and Often but writer
pen dc justice Nothing yesght interpret grace
Of design and brilliant coorplay.
Again and again you've been told that cuttings Deep
the patterns artistic that the tinted lights sparkling and flashing
from the crystal facets psmac and descnt True ALL
TRUE But equally important the fact about prices STRAUS
CUT GLASS made in factory the premises
eighth floor and watch the wheels grinding and polishing rough
until they changed into beautyforms Price? Lower than
Others charge for the Cut Glass they from fac
tories That's the rueand it's the rule WITHOUT AN
EXCEPTION.
Right the Of the heavy Holiday buying REDUCE
PRICES FROM 20 To- so PER CENT $40 900 90 worth
ncIud
The sun., 1908-12-13
~Dressing Table Boxes

Handkerchief, Glove, Veil and
Jewelry Boxes, square, oblong
and graceful fancy shapes; COW
cred with imported silk damaSk.
They've been q little timid. Re-
duced prices will give them the
hie-hence impulse.
The sun., 1908-12-13
Mems Robes l" Fl.

Imported Blanket Robes,
Jacquard figures on plain grounds,
full size and man tailored; regu-
larly sold at $500; our S2 Az
price,, ..>..,,............... $S'TS
japanese Quilted Robes, made
Of Habutai silk in black on navy.
lined with red; silk girdles; sold
elsewhere at $120O; our &c IA
price Observation-Disclosures. |O'tf
The sun., 1908-12-13
Rich Art Goods
In the "Price Reduced" Ranks

Bric-abrac the block Articles right prices squeezed
Like lingering in pause in their aisle Beauty
where bargains everywhere Variety enough your brain
awhrl.
Choice bits Of Rudostadt Tep Bonn Crown Derby Coapor
Cosonne and Gnor Ware painted gramed Porcelans in
shadowboxes Plates Paris Novelties Eec
troes Oil and Gas Lamps Chandeliers Globes and
China The saving Dinner Fish
and Game Sets is to 333 per cent.
Intere
The sun., 1908-12-13

y noSb11 u X
White Habutai Silk, "a inches
wide; extra good quality; special
Tuesday on the main floor, AZ.
yard,..,.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. HsS
Black Satin Messaline, excellent
quality, 10 inches wide; special Tues
day, on the main floor, a yard. =. SAc
Fancy Novelty Bands, in gold,
silver. steel and Persian effects, i'm
ported TO retail at 45c to 75c yard;
speSial gs;n aaos Tuesday az on the 1oc and 2Ac
Girls Dresses, made OF novelty
mixtures in various colorings, high
neck model, trimmed with plain cash
mere pipings; full-pleated skirts, CO.
6 to IL years; special Tuesday oSc
Girls Pretty wash Dresses, ad-
vance models In dainty plaids and plain
chambrays, trimmed with white pique
and pearl buttons; pleated or plain
skirt; sizes 4 to IA years. elsewhere
$500; special Tuesday on the e. oc
second floor. Observation-Disclosures. @As0O
women's Tailored Shirts, made Of
unshrinksble wash fannels, finished
with pleats; pocket and turn-back
tailored cuffs; elsewhere A.2S; special
Tuesday on the second floor $2.97
Dresser Scarfs, made of point d.
esprit net. trimmed with ribbon and
lsoe-edged ruffie, colored Innings; m
special Tuesday on third floor, SSc
Handkerchief and Glove Boxes
covered with fancy cretonnes, assorted
patterns. special Tuesday on the oo-
third fioor. ........,.....,,....,. SOS
Hatstands, covered with cretonnes
and moreen in various patterns, fin
ished with galoon, special Tues oos
day on the third foor. ......,.... SSc
Novelty Lace Curtains, finished
with Cluny edging and Renaissance in
sertion. $5.75 quality; special Tues
day on the third floor. eA,o
pair. ..................,.. $fs4G
Novelty Curtains, with Renais-
sancs edging and Marie Antoinette
insertion, generally sold at 80 90 a pair;
special Tuesday on the third eE Ao
moor ....'''.,,-,,... vSsTS
Lace Curtains, in Colonial designs.
Bonnaz embroidery, regularly Ss. rs to
$500 q pair; special Tuesday on the
third floor, pair
$6.94, $7.49 and 1924
Tapestry Couch Covers, without
fringe; 90 inches wide. in floral and
Oriental effects; S5 5.00 TO $500 quail
ties; special Tuesday on the third floor,
$3.50 and $3.50
Morris Chairs, quartered oak, spring
seats and reversible cushions covered
with Verona velour: regularly sIO.25;
special Tuesday on the fourth esy on
floor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ sOO
Box Couches, full size. with all
spring edges and soft tufted tops;
covered with plain or fancy denim in
your choice Of oolors; regularly $1,000;
specid Tuesday on the fourth e7,I
Bed Couches, all-iron frames. Ma
tional fabric springs, wool mattress
and bolster, covered with fancy Gre
tonne; special Tuesday on the q or
fourth hoor... ................,,.. %-fsOS
Cgars-Windsor House Bouquets-
Periecto size; special Tuesday on fifth
floor, box Of rs, N.A; box d 40
Royal Ascot Turkish Cigarettes;
boxes of 100; our regular price sl.R.
special Tuesday. si.24; box co
OF so, ......,.....,......... OzC
L N9Tes g1,p 4
The sun., 1908-12-13
Suspenders '''r

Mems Suspendcrs, in separate
boxes; fine quality webbing; large
assortment Of patterns and buckles;
glove kid ends to match, at
4Sc., 6Sc., 04c. and Sl.44
The sun., 1908-12-13
Prices of Diamonds Reduced y:

All Diamond Mounted Jewery is moderately priced
fairly pcedno exorbant profits initiate them Christmas
time any other time
But make the prices Of all Diamond Rings set
with three four and five stones ranging price from
$4,000 to $69SOO extra attractive by reducing them per cent
The sun., 1908-12-13
Women's Silk Hose


II you'd buy beautiful Silk
Hose without extravagance, you
may. All our pride Is applied
to qaaRtv-and pariety. We
are very humble when It comes
to prices. You know the ways of
the small, exclusive shops? They
aim at high prices and rarely
miss the mark. We point in the
other direction and usually ring
the bell. For example:
81 90 Black Pure Silk Thread Hose.
TS'~ cotton soles.
Black Pure Thread Hose, medium
weight. silk soles.
81 2Q-Blaok Pure Thread Silk Hose,
VS' garter tops, cotton soles.
Black Pure Silk Thread Hose, cotton
tops and soles.
Black Pure Thread Gauze Silk Hose,
silk solee.
81 6Q-Black Cobweb Silk. double
YA'o~ Boles. heels and toes.
e1 QQ-Pure Thread silk Hose. me-
dium weight-almost any
color you may call for.
&1 OQ-Black Pure Thread Silk
Vs Hose elk soles, medium
weight.
e2 do-Black Four-Thread Silk
~ Hose. winter weight.
60 6o-Black Gauze silk Hose, fin-
V~S ished with black silk clocks.
"a 06-Black French Silk Hose, very
fine and sheer.
Embroidered Silk Hose
S7 Qd-Dainty hand embroidered
~ figures on black grounds.
80 AQ-Plire Thread Silk, black and
white ground, insteps EN-
broidered in self and contrasting colors.
90 07-Black and white grounds,
insteps embroidered with
pretty floral and other neat designs.
ca. dQ-Pure Thread Silk, hand-em-
broidered figures in self and
contrasting tints on black and white
grounds.
ca QG-Pure Thread Silk, black and
~S white grounds. heavily en-
broidered insteps.
Delicate. exquisite. shimmering COM
binations OF lace and embroidery in
. the esir sGrm OF Hose $4.96 to $39.74
Any Of the foregoing put in holly
decorated box-free.
The sun., 1908-12-13
All the BrOnzes Reduced

Every Piece In Our Art Arcade Stationery Shop
viii Figure in Reduction Sale To-Morrow,
Ahordine those who to give artistic gifts and
gifts OF ultra refinement most unusual opportunities
few Of them.-
THE FLUTE PLAYER, from $500 to. :. -. $50 90
THE COQUETTE reduced from $500 to- .... SIS. 90
WOMAN AND CHILD. from $3.50 to- .... S25 90
DAVID. A STATUETTE, from $500 to. 49,. $500
SCIENCE. reduced from $500 to. ......... S18 90
THE DANCING FAwN. from 5000 to-. ...... $50. 90
THE WATER CARRIER. from $500 to. :. :. 500 90
GRANDPA, reduced from 5000 to. ......... 500 90
BUST OF WAGNER, from 5000 to. ......... S21 90
BOY SMOKING, reduced from 5000 to- ..... sci 90
THE WARRIOR, reduced from $500 to. sS37 90
AMERICAN EAGLE, from $500 to........... S19. 90
FORTUNE, reduced from $4,000 to- .'....... 500 90
THE FISHERMAN, reduced from $500 to. =. .S270 90
THE ATHLETE,' reduced from S27.00 to.... S21.OO
FOLLY. reduced from S69.75 to. ........... S55 90
MERCURY reduced from $4,000 to. ..,..... S35. 90
THE GIRL SEWING, from 5000 to-. sS48. 90
QUARRYMEN, reduced from $4,000 to. -. $500
MARINER, reduced from 5000 to- .......,. $50 90
APOLLO, reduoed from $500 to- to............ $500
Main Floor, seth ST. Section
The sun., 1908-12-13

Furs FFfSS'' FiSsE'
Sable Squirrel Sets-Throw
Scarf, go inches long, with bat
ends; large Pillow Muff to match,
$1O.74
Pointed Fox Set, large Russian
collar trimmed with large brushes
and paws: large Rug Muff. eAo IA
with shirred satin lining; set SRS.d9
Sable Fox Scarfs, very handsome
hussian shawl effect. trim S1A7d
med with large brushes. ..., p %lS'dT
Sable Fox Rug MufI, 10 match the
above, very full fur, trimmed with.
two large heads and S1d7d
prush ''.',,......,,........
Black Lynx Scarf, 7o in. long
silky fur Geipeio dye). very 600 IA
full shaped tabs ......,.,.,l $So's7
Black Lynx Rug Mum. exception"
ally. handsome QLeipsic dyoj; trim
med with large head and Gao IA
Natural Mink scarfs, several dis
tinctive styles In three and four skin
eneofs, trimmed with heads, S26 II
st~sAS SaaA DesDAC pIWb's
Natural Mink MufIs, large 5-str!pe
pillow shape. to match theiG2o u
above scarf f............. pES - Z.
Fur Lined Coats, cf fine broad
cloth over handsome squirrel lining.
collar Of natural or sable squirrel
80 inches long: in brown. eoA7A
red, green or black. ...... %STstsz-
Russian Pony Coats, SO in. long
made Of very fiat MORE
skins, lined with SINNERS &Ao "a
eathi i'''.'' '..'.'.',.',.'' .'''.'''
Sabied Squirrel Coats, made Of
solid skins (Iondon dye); finished at
HsSs SItS with with fl fanGy n;y tie; lined STATS
Caracal Coat, so in. long, very fiat
lustrots skins. lined with heavy
brocaded satin. handsome shawl
collar and deep turned eco zS
Higher Grades of Fur Garments
In stock ranging up S110O. .OO
to''.s'- .'.......,.'......'' ~
The sun., 1908-12-13
Pen Holders
Pencils and
Toothpicks
At about Half Yalue.

These are In sterling silver. gold
plate and pearl.
STERLING SILVER PENCILS;
screw and magic. 25c. to S1,9S
GOLD FILLED PENCILS, screw and
rIHf 2tf'f foeEE1 STYLE Esfi PERGf1$' & II ;Ss
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STERLING SILVER PEN HOLD
GOLD FiIIED PEN 10 BHoLDERS,
PEARL PEN HOLDERS, WITH gold
filled band. -. >. csc. to Sf.95