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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-07
COLORED DRESS GOODS IN THE MIL END SALE

a 2 5a q 40-Inch Stripe and Check Wool Dress Goods. in brown, gray and blue colorings, light weight for summer wear, regular price soc. Mill End Sale Price, 25c yard. 36-Inch Cream Wool Serge with stripes of black, brown and green. regular price soc.
 Mill End Sale Price 25c yard. 36-Inch Cream Mohair with fine stripes of blue, green and brown, regular price soc.
 Mill End Sale Price, 25c yard. 36-Inch Fancy Mohairs. in stripes. checks and plain colors, regular soc goods.
 Mill End Sale Price, 29c yard. 42-Inch Shadow Stripe Mohair, in navy. gray and red. regular 59c goods
 Mill End Sale Price, S9c yard. 44-Inch English Mohairs. in navy 1ight and darkl brown, myrtle, cream. also black, regular price 59c.
 Mill End Sale Price, 39c yard. 5O-Inch Suiungs. in gray effects of checks and stripes, regular s1.o0 goods.
 Mill End Sale Price 39c yard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-07
CoRsETs IN THE MILL END SALE

4 lot of Long and Short. Straight Front Corsets. boned with a rust less wire with front and side sup porters attached, regular price soc.
 Mill End Sale Price, 33c pair. 25 dozen Straight Front Rustless Corsets. deep hip with hose sup poTters attached. regular price sl.
 Mill End Sale Price. 8ac pair. The W. E. Special Make. fine Batista Corset, medium high bust and princess back. hose supporters at- tached, regular price sl.50 a pair.
 Mill End Sale Price. soc pair. Another W. B. Special with high bust and princess back. made of batiste and trimmed with wide lace. hose supporters attached. regular price s2.
 Mill End Sale Price. SIPS pair. LINENS IN THE MILL END SALE. Bleachsd Crash. full width, heavy quality.
 Mill End Sale Price, sAc yard. Bleached and brown all Linen. extra heavy hand and dish Crash. value 12kc
 Mil End Sale Price. szc yard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-07
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR IN THE MILL END SALE.


 There is not room here to men, tion one-half of the good things that will be offered at this Mill End Sale. >~ >.f~
 GOWNS AT 2gc--While We have a large quantity of these gowns and in every size, the value Is so good that we are. obliged to limit the quantity to to customer. They are made of good quality muslin, tucked yoke, rufle trimmed, high neck and long sleeves, regular price soc.
 Mill End Sale Price 29c each. GOWNS AT 39c-Good quality mus lin. tucked and Hamburg yoke, ruffle, trimmed, " neck and long sleeves. --..-
 Mill End Sale Price, s9c each. GOWNS AT 49c--High neck, low neck and neck, sizes from IA to 20, long and short sleeve styles. trimmed rufles and tucked yoke, regular prices 69c and 75c.
 Mill End Sale Price, 19c each. Fine Quality Gowns in high and low neck, long and short sleeves with Hamburg insertion and lace edge, regular price S9c each.
 Mill End Sale Price, 69c each. Low Neck Short Sleeve Gowns with 3 rows wide lace insertion. lace beading and ribbon, lace edge, worth $1.00 and s1.25 each. Mill End Sale price. 75c and s9c each.
 Better Grade Gowns. all at Mill End Prices. such as s1.50 gowns at
 Mill End Sale Price S1 each. LONG SKIRTS-Again here we are offering such an exceptional value that we are obliged to limit the quantity to to a customer while they last. A full length skirt, made of good muslin, wide tuck ed ruffle.
 Mill End Sale Price, 2sc each. SKIRTS LIKE THIS CUT AT 40c EACH-Only 2 to a customer We have bought 24O of these skirts as a Special Leader. They are made of good muslin. full length and width, founce with cluster of tucks and Hamburg ruffie
 Mill End Sale Price 49c each. White Muslin Skirts. full length and width. fiounce with cluster of tucks and wide Hamburg Tufie. worth S9c each.
 Mill End Sale Price, 59c each. White Muslin Skirts. full length and extra wide. deep iounce with lace insertion. rufle lace trimmed. reg ular sI value.
 hill End Sale Price, 69c each. White Muslin Skirt, full width with hamburg rufle on wide tucked 1ounce.
 Mill End Sale Price. 7ac each. WHITE PETTICOATs AT 9sc-The lot includes extra size and extra wide skirts, also some beautiful numbers in hamburg trimmed goods actually worth sL50 each. Some come with the entire founce of lace. every length in stock and a large variety of patterns to se- lect rom.
 Mill End Sale Price. asc each. DRAWERS-A lot of women's Mus lin Drawers. open and closed. good quality muslin. wide rmfle. hem stitched. regular price z5c-
 Mill End Sale Price. lie pair. There is only about 100 do1sn and they won't last long. but while they do ve will sell all yoa want A better grade Muslin Drawer. open and closed. tucked and hemstiteded rufle-
 Min End Sale Prize. 1ac pair. SPECIALS dozsn Wouenss Mes lin Drawers. open and closed. with hamhurz trimmed and tucked ruff fe. E1od big value al Sse
 NH End Sale Price. 2S< par.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-07
BLACK SATEEN PETTICOATS IN THE MILL END SALE.

Black Sateen Petticoats, deep f1ounce and pin tueks, regular price s9c.
 Mill End Sale Price, 59c each. Gingham Pettieoats, narrow fancy stripes. regular price soc. ~~ .-. ..
 Mill End Sale Price, 3gc each.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-07
BLACK DRESS GOODS IN THE MILL END SALE.

44-Inch Black Mohair Sicilians, reg ular price 59c.
 Mill End Sale Price, 39c yard. 44-Inch Imported Black Voile, chif- ion finish, the strongest value we have ever offered, regular price SIPS.
 Mill End Sale Price, 76c yard. 44-Inch Black ancy Serge, all wool, fine quality, regular price $1.0O.
 Mill End Sale Price, 59c yard. 42-Inch Black Fancyand Plain Voiles fine imported goods. regular price S100 a yard.
 Mill End Sale Price, 66c yard. 44-Inch Black Batiste, fine French make, all wool, perfect black, regular $1.00 goods.
 Mill End Sale Price, 75c yard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-07
WHITE GOODS IN THE MILL END SALE.

India Linen Lawn. fine quality, reg ular width. regular price 12 15c.
 Mill End Sale Price, 6&c yard. Plain White Lawn, 40 inches wide, fine quality, regular price 19c.
 Mill End Sale Price. lie yard. One Lot White Madras and Lawn, regular price 12hc.
 Mill End Sale Price, 5isc yard. One Lot White Stripe Madras, value 12hc.
 Mill End Sale Price. & 1-Sc yard. One Lot White Goods, stripes, cheeks. etc. value 19c.
 Mill End Sale Price, 12c yard. White Persian Lawn. full width. ex- tra fine quality, regular price S3c.
 Mill End Sale Price, 1sc yard. English Nainsook. regular width. fine quality. suitable for ladies and ehildren's wear. regular price 35e.
 Mill End sEIe Price, 1sc yard. DRESS LINEN-All our fancy 3s inch dress linens, that were S9c yard.
 Mill End Sale Price 34c yard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-07
COLoRED SILKS IN THE MILL END SALE.

% Pieces of Stripe Taffetss in navy. brown. Copenhagen and Teseda with white stripes. also cheek louisines and cheney foulards. regular prices 5ec and 75c
 Mill End Sale Price. 3gc yard. zT-1nch All Silk Rough Ponzss in natural shades as well as brown. navy. Copenhagen. light gray and vhffe. regular price 75c.
 Mill End Sale Price. 4sc yard. White Wash silk. warrented to wash. an pure silk
 Mill End Sale Price. 1se yard. White Wash silks. extra quality. all pure silk.
 Mill End Sale Prize. 25c yard. z7-Tnch POnEee SiIk in natural shades. regular price soc.
 Mill EnsI Sale Price 25e yard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-07

Women's Muslin Drawers, with wide hamburg edge and tucked ruffie, also lace edge, regular soc qual. ity.
 Mill End Sale Price, 29c pair. Women's Muslin Drawers, open and closed, lace and hamburg trimmed, several styles to select from.
 Mill End Sale Price, 35c pair. Women's Muslin Drawers, lace and hamburg trimmed, with wide lawn tucked ruffle
 Mill End Sale Price, 39c pair. CORSET COVERS-Good quality of muslin, tight fitting covers in all sizes 34 to A.
 Mill End Sale Price, 9c each. A large assortment of lace and ham burg trimmed Corset Covers with ribbon and beading, in good qual- ity, all sizes.
 Mill End Sale Price, 19c each. SPECIAL-2 styles Marguerite Cor set Covers, with insertion and lace edge, extra good value at 39c.
 Mill End Sale Price, 25c each. A good Corset Cover with lace inser- tion and edge, beading and ribbon, extra good value at soc.
 Mill End Sale Price, 39c each.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-07

Bieached All Linen Crash, extra fine and very absorbent, full IS inches wide, suitable for glass and dish crash, value 14c.
 Mill End Sale Price, 1Oc yard. Large size Bleached Huck Towel, good quality, value 10c.
 Mill End Sale Price, 5c each. Large size Bleached Turkish Towels, value 10c.
 Mill End Sale Price, 71sc each. Large size Brown Turkish Towels. value 10c
 Mill End Sale Price. 61lc each. Extra large size Bleached Huck Tow els. hemstitched. value 15c.
 Mill End Sale Price, 1Oc each. Extra large, fine quality heavy Hucli Towels, value 19c.
 Mill End Sale Price, 12 each. Extra large bleached, heavy Turkish Towels, value 19c. ... Mill End Sale Price, 12c each. Heavy 'Bleached Turkish Towels, value 29c.
 Mill End Sale Price, 200 each. Full size Knit Wash Cloths, value SC.
 Mill End Sale Price, 20 each. Heavy Bleached Damask, full width, neat patterns. regular price 37 Rc. Mil End Sale Price, 24c yard. Heavy Cream Table Damask, regug- lar price 35c.
 Mill End Sale Price. 24c yard. Extra heavy Bleached Table Damask. full width and neat designs, va:ae soc.
 -.... Mill End Sale Price, 39c yard. Extra fine Bleached Table Damask, all pure flax, full 72 inches wide, extra heavy, value S1.19.
 Mill End Sale Price, 75c yard. Extra heavy bleached Double Ds- mask beautiful new designs, reg ular price $1.45.
 Mill End Sale Price, 9Sc yard. Full size Hemmed Napkins.
 Mill End Sale Price, 3c each. Full Size Silver Bleached Linen Nap kins. extra heavy, regular price $1.25..
 Mill End Sale Price, s4c dozen. Extra Fine and Heavy Bleached All Linen Napkins. value s200. Mill End Sale Price, S1.50 dozen.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-07

19-Inch Black Taffeta Silk, extra quality, one of the best values we have ever offered, regular price 59c.
 Mill End Sale Price, 35c yard. 32-Inch Black Taffeta Silk, strong lustrous silk, regular $1.00 quail ity.
 Mill End Sale Price, 69c yard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-07
LINING DEPARTMENT IN THE MILL END SALE.

36-Inch Black Mercerized Sateen, soft finish. lustrous goods. regu- lar price 19e.
 Min End Sale Price, 1Oc yard. 36-Inch Colored Sateen in Mill End lengths of 2 to 10 yards, all shades. regular 25c quality.
 Mill End Sale Price. 1Oc yard. 36-Inch Black and Colored Heather bloom in Mill End Remnants of i to 10 yards. regular 35c goods.
 Mill End Sale Price. 1sc yard. 36-Ineh Stripe Sateeu. in light shades. regular price BOG.
 Mill End Sale Price, I5e yard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-07
TRIMMINGS IN THE gr.w
 MILL END SALE. ~vlu-

Fancy Black Braids, Colored Per sians, Silk Fancy Gimps in 5k and l inch wide, were 19c to 35c a yard.
 Mill End Sale Price, 10c yard. Wide Fancy Black Braids. Fancy Silk trimming. woven and cm- broidered Persian, were soc to 69c a yard.
 Mill End Sale Price, 25c yard. Fancy Applique. Silk Brsids and Gimps, Persians and Novelty Elm broideries, were $1 to s2 a yard.
 Mill End Sale Price, 5Oc yard. Large assortment High Class Fine Trimmings, short lengths. in col ors, yere s1.50 to s5 a yard.
 Mill End Sale Price, sf yard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-07
BLACK SILKS N HE MILL END SALE.

Black fndia SiIk. for summer wear. all pare silk. regular price ssc
 Mil Esd Sale Prize. 25e yard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-07

Double Width Unbleached Sheeting, heavy weight, value 25c a yard.
 Mill End Sale Price, 1Sc yard. Atlantic Mills Unbleached Sheeting, double width, regular price 29c.
 Mill End Sale Price, 2fc yard. Heavy Weight Bleached Sheeting, double width, S1 inches wide, regular price BOG a yard.
 Mill End Sale price, 23c yard. Pillow and Bed Ticking, 31 inches wide, good heavy weight, value 121sc.
 Mill End Sale Price, 8 S&c yard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-07

BOOKS AND STATIONERY IN THE MILL END SALE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-07

In this world what can you call your own. except energy. strength and will. but if used rightly they will leave a balance in your favor.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-25
INSURANCE RATES
CHANGED IN THE DISTRICT
New Ruling Is Advantageous to "A
Portion OF Property Owners
Some of the Benefits.

Special insurance rating, very ad-
vantageous in some cases, has been
granted by the Board of Pacific I'm
derwriters according to communica-
tion received yesterday by the Ely
investment Co. Among these were
several of the largest concerns in the
section.
The general rating of all of the
property of the Giroux Co has been
r~dpced about per cent on nearly
all the buildings. This is due to the
improved water supply. additional
hose purchased recently and other
1etails reducing fire risk. Agree
ment is also to reduce the rate 10
per cent of the present rating, IL the
company will agree to an 80 per cent
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-25

co-insurance clause in their policy
That is to say, II the property is not
insured up to so per cent of actual
loss proved at any fire the mining
company will have to act for its own
part for 90 per cent of the total loss.
mis- is simply method of compell-
ing property owners to insure to fun
value of their property.
On the store building of the Ely
Mercantile company, a rate of s3.S4
on building and contents was obtain
ed. The rate was formerly $3.39 on
the Si00 but frame addition was
recently placed back of it, eliminat-
ing the brick wall and rendering il
more inflamable. The rate was then
raised TO $40. After considerable
effort Mr.. Hoag secured the desired
reduction.
On the Graham Mercantile Co..
warehouse at Ely City, considerably
lower rates have been secured also.
The rate was formerly $2.02 on the
building and $2.25 on the contents.
1t has been lowered to S137 on the
building and $1.60 on the contents.
This is as low as is in existance on
business property in the state.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-25
DUN'S TRADE REVIEW.

NEW YORK, May 23.-R. G. Dun
& Co. S review of Trade says:
Encouraging reports predominate
and for the first time in six months
the indications of improvement are
well distributed throughout all de-
partments. Gains are small in many
cases, and unfayorable weather has
retarded retail trade at some points.
while comparisons with last year still
show decreases, but as compared with
preceding months satisfactory eX-
hibits are found everywhere. In all
the leading manufacturing industries
orders increased and output enlarged.
Lower prices for pig iron brought
out large tonnage of new business
and furnace operators did not find
it necessary to make further con-
cessions, although several prominent
consumers are waiting for still better
prices. Buying was most liberal in
foundry iron and several contracts
covered deliveries far into the flu
ture.
An upward tendency is noted in
hides, the difference in price being
much greater than the seasonable inn
provement in quality warrants.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-25
BALL GAME PROMISES
Tt BE INTERESTING
Ely City Park To Witness Big Crowd
and Warm Work This Aft
ernoon.

Probably the warmest game seen
so far this season will be that which
is to be pulled on between Ely and
Smelter baseball teams at the Ely
City park this afternoon The admit
tedly strong aggregation of the Smell
ter. headed by Graves as captain.
should put up a stubborn fight for
mastery of the Ely boys.
The Steptoe Athletic association,
which is back of the team is en-
deayoring to get together the best
aggregation ever shown at the plant
and in this they are proving success
full, according to report. They will
have field days and other sports later
in the season.
An excursion which will be run
from the smelter today at II O'Clock
should bring large crowd of en-
thusiastic fans who will root for their
favorites. The train for the game
will leave Ely at O'Clock, going di-
rect to the grounds II is thought
that a good crowd will turn out to
encourage the home boys.
The lineup of Ely will be: l.u-
chest, C; Conner, p; Fesler lib; Full
mer, Oh; Spencer. Sb; Dickinson, IS;
Sterns, If; Nichols, CT; Cunningham,
rf: Andrews, utility man, The game
will be called promptly at O'Clock.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-25
ACQU|TTAL IS
MADE OF
CREEK
JURY OUT BUT FEW MIN
UTES-MAN GAVE EVI-
DENCE OF INNOCENSE
IN HIS BEARING.

Taking of testimony in the action
of State VS.. Christ Papandrew. on the
charge of murder of Geoyer Borneas,
his brother-in-law, at Smelterville on
the evening of Friday. January "a,
comm Nnced yesterday morning. The
defendant claimed that the shooting
was entirely accidental and through
his attorney, B. W. Coleman, fought
the case stubbornly. The amount of
interest manifested in the trial, while
large, did not equal that shown in
the Vassalopulos trial. The court
room was well filled throughout the
day, however, and close attention was
given to the testimony as it went in.
o. G.. Bates, G. w. Robinson, R. A.
Riepe, j. A. Magnuson, H. o. Hall, II.
II. Frank. w. c. Bradley, c. c. Caper-
ton, John d. Henry, w. ]. Griswold,
H. w. Fletcher and Carl Muir were
sworn in as the jury to try the de-
fendant, following which other jurors
were excused until 1:30 in the aft
ernoon To the Indictment read to
him Papandrew pleaded not guilty to
the charge of murder. Witnesses
were placed under the rule, being ex-
eluded from the court room during
taking of testimony.
H. G.. Veal was first summoned.
He testified that he went into the sa,-
loon in which the shooting occurred
and found Papandrew kneeling by
the side of the wounded man. He
started TO his feet and coming to
| him, Veal, told him he was glad he
was there and asked him to aid him.
l. ka in urh n
| the body of the wounded man lay and
| the position of the defendant. On
cross examination Coleman attempt
| ed to show that Veal. as the pro-
| prietor of a neighboring saloon, was
prejudiced against defendant. He Sc
cured the admission from Veal that
he had quit the saloon business at
Smelterville and was now wood
chopper. because his saloon did not
pay.
DR.. A. F. Adams testified that he
had been called to attend Borneas.
He described the nature of his
wound and gave il as his opinion that
1t caused death.
George Wattles proved to be the
star witness for the prosecution. He
was one-half owner of the saloon in
which Veal was interested at that
time. He described the scene at the
side of the dying man practically as
Veal had. When asked if the wound
ed man had attempted to speak he
stated that he had made noise
twice. Once il was evident, in his
belief, that he was attempting to
talk. Papandrew then leaned over
and held his nose to prevent him do
ing so. Papandrew seemed to he
nervous and distrait until after Bor-
meas died, when he seemed relieved.
He then treated the crowd to drink
and later took a drink by himself.
Coleman in cross examination also
tried to show prejudice against the
defendant
Justice A. j. Cartwright testified
that he had been called to the scene
of the shooting at Smelterville and
had held the inquest over the re-
mains of Borneas. Papandrew testi-
fed at that time that he had been
out of the saloon at the time of the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-25
ELY CENTRAL PEOPLE
DUE HERE TOMORROW
May Determine Upon Immediate Re-
sumption of Extensive Work.

o. a. Turner, of Philadelphia
prominent in connection with the de-
velopment of Tonopah, is expected to
arrive in the city tomorrow evening
in company with several capitalists
of the Quaker City, and of Baltimore.
who are interested with him in prop
erty in this district. Ely Central
Copper Co. is their principal hold
ings.
AS a result of the visit II is ex-
pected that Ely Central will shortly
resume active operations. The prop
erty is adjacent to that of the Eure-
ka, from the Copper Flats of which
the ore is now being shipped that is
keeping the Nevada Consolidated
portion of the concentration In opera
tion. On the Ely Central there has
been extensive prospecting with the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-25

for entertainment of the immense
gathering that will attend. Every
step will be taken and arrangements
made for a days celebration and
pleasure the like of which il not on
record In this section.
Worthy in every sense of the word
is the movement of the athletic as
sociation for betting celebration
of the commencement of operation of
the mammoth smelling plant. 1t is
anticipated that on July first or
thereabouts the first big reverber-
atory furnace will be blown In and
every effort and yigor is being ex-
erted with the object of having pres
ent calculations prove correct and
when 1t is noted how rapidly advance
ment has been and is being made in
construction work at the reduction
plants there is no gainsaying that the
first furnace will be doing duty on
the date stated.
Starting of the mammoth smelter
at McGill will mark commencement
of an era of utmost Importance in
the district. Ii will mean that hence
forth and with steady regularity
there will be big production from
the mines of Nevada Consolidated
and Cumberland Ely and treatment
of the output at concentrator and re-
finement at smelter so that the fin-
ished Ely product will be ready for
market. The succeeding months will
witness enlargement of facilities for
production and handling of much
greater output and succession of
events that will in the not distant
future place the Ely camp ahead of
any copper producing district in the
world aud with record for low cost
of operations that will be a tremen-
dous factor in the red metal market
In view of the fact that commence
ment of this era figures of so vast
Importance to the district il Is but
to be expected that all energy will
be exerted for big celebration ap.
propriately commemorating tht
event. Ely and Ely City will dc
themselves credit in performance OF
whatever is in their power for maxi
ing of huge success of the day
celebration at McGill and it is safe
to say that a record breaking attend
ance will he seen at the smelter town
on the date chosen for the event.