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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
I oday $ Ogden News

attachment were filled with water
from the lake on the cut-of and win
spray the vegetation along the Orc
gon Short Line companys track north
and south of Ogden for the purpose
of killing the weeds and grass The
briny water has been found to be
effective and is cheap method OF
keeping the roadbed clean, clear and
In good condition
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
The Democrats held their primaries
last night and elected delegates to the
county convention which will be held
at the court house. Saturday after
noon, to eject delegates to the state
convention
UNION RY AND DEPOT co.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Ogden Union Railway
ana Depot company was held yester-
day Mt the office OF Superintendent
Manson and the following officers We're
elected: President w II. Bancroft;
Vice President, +. j. Kiesel: Secretary,
+, ~ Hess; Assistant Secretary, Alex.
Miller; Treasurer Fred V. S. Crosby;
Superintendent, f. G. Manson. The dl
rectors include w. II. Bancroft. r, C.
Manson T. j. Kiesel, Party l.. VIII
liams, w. A. Whitney The latter sue
ceeds Everett Buckingham. There will
be no changes in minor officers or en-
ployes at this time.
GLENwOoD RACING SEASON.
The bicycle racing season opens in
this city Thursday night with a fine
program at the Glenwood saucer track
Manager Heagreen has prepared a
splendid card and indications point to
an unusually large crowd. The game
has been popular in this city as long
as the bills were offered
IN THE POLICE COURT.
Charles Love- who has papers to show
that he served six years In the L. ;.
navy. part of the time under Rear
Admiral Bob" Evans, was convicted
in Justice Murphy's court this morn
Ing OF stealing a riding skirt. He Will
serve 10 days IN lieu of the $40 fine I'M
posed.
George Williams. colored. had his pre-
iiminary hearing this morning on the
charge of burglary and was remanded
to the custody of the sheriff to await
trial IN the district court
The police have iuaugurated q cam
paign against teansters who leave their
horses standing united upon the streets
of ogden. Chinamau was the first to
be arrested and his s. bond was for
feited this forenoon.
FINK PARKER NUPTIALS.
A marriage license Was issued this
forenoon to -. George Parker, Ir., of
Denver, and Miss Helen A. Fink of
ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
EV ANSTON, WYO.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES.
\. ". Helncs. Recently from Morgan
Takes Ills own Life.

Special Correspondence
Eanston. Wyo,, June 1.-The Hlgn
school of this city held commencement
exercises In the opera house May ",
when q splendid program WAS given
by tho graduates, I'he following are
TIC ones who received certificates Of
graduation Alice Louise Cashn,
George Howard Mosey, Ralph Ambtoso
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
FOUR COUPLES WE'D.

County Newspaper Men VIII Organize
--Transienis Sent Up for 90 Days,
Special Correspondence
Provo, June 3.--The following mar
riage licenses have been issued by the
county clerk:
Nieis Otterson and Harriet Andrea
son, both of Lehi.
W, II. Larabee and Sarah Cutler, both
of SprugVille
Ellis Preston Of American Fork and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
OGDEN OFFICE:
Room $40 Eccics BuiIdipr.

Calculator, c. c. Brown, Jr.
office phones. S97 Bell, ss6 Ind
Home Address ....267l Monroe !
residence phone. ..13ll Bell
Office open from $50 20 1880 a.
m'' and to $3.50 p. m, .
Patrons are requested to make
immediate complaints regarding .
unsatisfactory delivery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.

The Democrats held their primaries
last night and elected delegates to the
county convention which will be held
at the court house. Saturday after
noon, to eject delegates to the state
convention
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-03
WHY USE YOUR

Letterhe0ds for scratch paper when
we can sell you scratch papsT 30
cheap.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-05

visited Ramoth Gilcad with The bur
den oS desire TO fulnn his commission.
but as he had waited there had come
no word from God and AZ last he had
departed from RamoIh iil"ad.
And what ~ Johu during these days?
Will" no hint had ever com" 20 him
~ tho Divine word which had been
spoken concerning him there had
grown up within him an Irresistible
ambition 20 rule over m" nation
But said he 30 himself for he
dared not trust his condolences To any
man, ~ this thins is to be- II must
be- because God is In II, and | must
wait for him 90 open up the way
know the wickcdnDss OF the house ~
Nhab and | know the Judgments which
God has spoken against them 10y the
mouth of his prophet
Tn. presence of the prophet in Ra-
moth Gilead had filled him full of eN.
poctancy but when news was brought
him that Elisha had finally left and
gone Ia mis- own city his hopes were
dashed To the ground and he sum
moned tn" other captains that they
might plan for the return of the king,
for said he. the king is making
good recovery and Aha2iah king ~
Judah. hath gone 10 visit him At Jel
reel
We are with thee In this thing,
they an exclaimed with one accord,
when they had com" together. Hut
D L.,
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-05
Conner Mines Most VaIuahle.

Mining Is an uncertain business
oven at best, said George A Wakes
at the Republican The most you
can say OF II Is that YOU are investing
your money In a hole In the ground OF
on the prospects OF some one elsss
ideas being correct Even when YOU
invest In an established mine which
seems 10 be paving large dividends,
YOU are running the chance OF the
vein coming 10 an end and your
stock going down to almost nothing
or course, this is rather AN unusual
occurrcnc" and science nowadays can
pretty accurately tell what Is To be eS.
p"ctod from any mine after II has been
worked short time The most profit.
able mines, however arc not, as might
be surmiscd the gold mines The one
mine In the United States which
pays the largest dividends to-day Is a
copper mine. Copper Is easier and
cheaper to mine than gold. there 10
generally much greater output, and
less loss from waste VI Carelessuess d"
Milwaukee sentinel
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-05

We've got toSn on 6if road the
bows call li"ll II You want real
hard thing To- try out the Y NJ G a.
on. pu, II there This vas the remark
mad" ten wears age hy a railroad pres
ldrnt 20 an international Y. NJ G. 4.
secretary. who had urged that this
organization could better tho condi.
tiuus ~ LIVING and the service on the
road That suits us said the sec.
roiary Tho company pat up $500
tor an equipment, and the citizens
S. iOn At m" end ul q month saloon
men Protested that th" new orgpnila.
ton Was running their business, one
~ rhrm. who had the biggest paving
corner saloon IN town. sad his month
Is receipts had fallen IN from over
1000 rU 500. and he ur the associa
tiuu had fu quit Sow handsome
Episcopal church occupies his corner
\ brakeman Who cam" back 10 the
town after an absouc" uf two years.
hunted for his former associates In
their accustomed seats In IA" saloon
and found them IN the y NJ G A.
building
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-05
SChnOsE TrE

Euaha. IN a., sn0inttrg o'
Jshu, carried out the Cowmls
son which had been gwen 10
Eulah over 20 years before
mus are We reminded thst
Gods plans extend bsyond the
NE spsn of any one man, ana
We also hnj illustration OF the
words oi Jesus Il sent you 10
reap that uheteon ye bestowed
no abor, other men labored.
and - are or'ered INTO
trsir labors" Pau ~ss con
s..ous o' how tne DIVINE tran.
r,-rded the human when he
wrote 10 the believers a. Cor
NTH. II have planted. hpoI'os
Nilsrri, bot God gave the ru
crease SO trcn neither - he
trat plsrte,h any t.lng. neither
~. 'h.t ~s'tre'h. BOT God inst
qIyrtn the lrCrcasr.'
God reveals h,s plans only 10
those o. his servants Who m
i.tn snd patience can wat Gods
tune OF fpl'llre1t
Tn, wicked house o' Ahab,
ard INST wtCtedrst OF wicked
women. J,Eebel, the ~'s o'
husb. must have been a grew
ous tual to the prophet thsha
~ must have taken vast
amount OF the grace OF God and
o' faith 20 have waited through
those long years Tor the com
lrg OF the righteous ludg
ment OF God upon such wicked
ness. to~ often perhaps dur
lnq those years the impatient
, Impulse must have SeiIed
Elshs to 90 10 Jehu ard tel
hlm oi Gods plan Tor h,m, 90
that 4 would hasten hls efforts
, 10 setSe the kingdom. But a.
!, often would come the con
I, s,lousurss thst man must wait
! the 'ullneSs on Gods time. and
: tndt 80 attempt to 'orCe the
hand ~ God. a. ono might say
:, would bc 60 invite not only f1I
; urc. bat shame and dshonor
: No. the prophet must patiently
: nDdr Gods TIVE hc mus, vat
; through tie years and slowly
\ int t.ftI are the vttkrdnrNa
!, ~ the house OF Ahab come to
; Its mII 'rmtI1n Persecution
!, tr.sI iamIur ava the pestllcn,c G
:, ot y,lr must be endured WIN
!, the psalmlst. tusha could say
., "I nad tainted. unless had he
= leNrd 60 sec the goodness on
$ the lord m tive land of the NV
= ma But AT last there rs al
8 WAYS az AZ last with the lord
; the TIVE Comcs when God
: speaks and the prophet acts
: rner IS ,hat fulfilled concerning
: which God had spoken so many
{ many years before, ana the ~ar
: rlur Jehu Who so unDonsC ousl,
: had been growing and develop
:, tng through the years TO ~ tntt
q Gods plars suddenly nashc'
; 'ortn as the avenalnl hand O
. Gods judgment upon th'
a wicked.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-05

E'ruutN In Sew York, carboys ot
acid 'rf from dray and were
smashed ON the pavement The 70
leased liquids mingled and the chem
zeal result ~ their union Was name
which flooded the street Tho throngs
~ shopper. Ned In terror Water was
poNprlrss against the blaze. hut luck
IIN sAui was az hand. aud with this
the rr-mcn mastered the situation -
illustrated SUNDAY Magazine
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-05
W. %'*:::: ~: ::::

mile. lie said he was comm out to
go a fshin' with me.
We'll. let him ofH. and after We
had got to he right good friends.
asked him how he happened TO be en-.
gagged against my enemy, and this IL
what he said oh, | wasn't Some
oi the boys told me YOU were comm
into the house and | knew that you
were troublesome when YOU set your
head to II. So as court wasn't In Scs.
sion started In to maxim a speech
against the fellow so YOU could hear
me aud he capped me on the shoul.
der aud You could have hearn him
laugh more than two miles this time.
Get lawyer with fun In him aud
he's all right once ! had some bust.
ness ON hand III" settlement Of my
brothers ostlto.and | went to old
Tom Can'w"ll and asked him now
much h. would chuyt" me. and he al
musnuuh my breath with the amount
he named know he wa, man uf a
good deal of ability liked fun. and I
says tu him like this Tell YOU what
aIrans"moul to make. colonel. I've
got mighty fine chicken out at my
house an! 1t YOU can fetch ont one TO
whip him lll cugnr" YOU and pay your
price. but II my chicken whips yuurn,
why YOU do the work for nuthin' lie
was a man uf ability and he agreed
Nh. me. there amt such lawyers about
here these days rccoilcCt once
hr--"
"Bu did the fight come on some.
on" inquired
on that h-ht' Yes. held tallow
candles for II one night and you'd
have thought II was snowin', the
air was 50 lull of feathers My wife
kept on a calliu out I.nnucl what
ar" YOU duiu th"r" In the smoke.
house and always answered I'm
iiggin mp a rat. Go ON to bed I've
most got him nov
Il don't know how long they Rt--
other roo,'eIs were CROWN all around
The ncghbnrhuud when they got
through Hui nay chicken crowed last,
and tho colonel gave me his hand with
feathers a stiClNn to II, and says. says
h" Lin. you've GOT me and l'll take
care ~ your business
N'H' S'',''n'n' J ever h'ane' nc
,""N '''r NJ 'h' ""S'n'S' ''E"' "p !"
W" nHhu''' sh' wren ne VA" gov
,n'o"Sh ne '""''. ne u'u' 'h"' ho c"ulu
u"' pl'" WA, '"u," "h'p ",'he '"r
we '''''' '',' W." p", "P "'S Ia"
,'""N. ''' "'' "'"'' 'up 'o' "S"'"', ",
''' , u"N'" W" 'nn,n IKE ssn'o'lh'
,u / backed down Oh he would have
"""' u, N",'s. "" ,r' u" ,"' county
Il'N "'' '""''l'0 '"NIuh u' set
.''" ''''''"h'' III '""' way -"H I'IIE'
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-05
Bible Money Terms.

The money mentioned In the Bible
would possess the following squivR
lents 80 day 4 shekel " silver 81
cents. shekcl OF gold $40, q talent
~ silver g. 600. talent ot gold, $50,
ooo piece of silver or penny, ~
cents gerah, ; cents farthing, I
cent. a mite. less than iArthing.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-05
On Terra Firma,

What does become ot all the pins?'
cried Mrs \, as she vainly sought for
one on her dressing table
I know, mamma. cried her little
son, who had Just begun to study
Latin, They fall to the earth and be-
'ome Isrrapiqs -i.arpetI wsfklI,
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-05

"
took the home made chair vacated by !
tho justice. leaned back against the |
wall and rermkapd Rather bad this |
thing pf guin' to law And amt It a
peculiar state uf society that cduraies
men to stimulate quarrcls' We may |
say that they aint trained Tor that
purpose but unless thcr" are misun
dorstandins the lawyers work Is cut
on and he's got little too much ot
old Adam In him not to look out for
his own interest"
Won take wrong view NJ the mat
e., replied 4 young lawyer
THAT Is lust abuu, what expected
YOU 10 say Iiut erau'in to the lawyer
an he can claim for himself II must
after an be- allowed that the bickcrin's
and urtsiIhl"du"es of IN" human
family give him the most of his excuse
for Twin \ perfect stat" Of ciyiliIi
tiuu would drgu" perfect honesty and
it such were the cas-" the lawyer,
would be- powerful scarce There IS
mo- dcuyiu' uf m" fact that some uf the
greatest mru have been lawyers and
that M" most Of uur presidents have
prapiicrd law And -p have some of
h" immortal gouiusrs been soldiers,
bur II man had been jus, ana peace.
able there never would have been
/ any need iur the sulii",
According to your view. then said
the lawyer there /, ~ real need Tor
anybody that"
THAT doesn't build up" Iimuol
hruk" In. wiuking a. his former
friends Every man ought to pruduc"
sumoihiu II h" don't he's Twin on
somebody that does The only real
occupation is the on" that makes the
world better. Understand now.
have uo'hu against aulbudyS callin'
I'm lust cNrr"s-iu my opinion and II
must be- rahun for what It Is worth
hu' the lawyer shows us one thing II
uurhin moro how keen man s. mind
may be- whrrr"d r"cullrct once that
fellow sued mo "" had swappcl
horses
And YOU haI got IN" better or him
rh o." ssid the lawyer
Wei that's m" way Il, looked to
him The horse I let him have dict
that night llr asked me II the horse
was sound and saii ! never hat
heard any complaint. ana ] hadn T. li"
had never h'"h uud'I ID" ear" ol q
doctor s" Tar H' Knew lil' appetite
was good and he'd bat hI. eye when
Nuu mutiuuod AZ him might have
seen him Hll down have seen men
ml bur / didn't think that they were
ruu 'o die told him a child could
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Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-05

minimum by doing without things
The uu, lion H.. which ~ our various
expenses Is uncsscuI,Hl' iuswells
lri-hmuu limited at one ON clean,
shlr duNe ho went abroad and paid
Visits SAYS OF, ingenious chJoniclsr
London Chrunlcl.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-05

Scripture Nu'hpur Kings chap
~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-07
ART GOODS N THE MILL END SALE.

Hand Croche'ed Lace Doilies in large assortment of designs, 1s inch sizes
 Mill End Sale Price. 25c each. 1sN54 Mexican Drawn Work Bu- reau and sidehoard Scarfs. were s1 % and SIPS each.
 NH End Sale Price. Soc each. Squares to match. were ssc to sl.5H
 Mill End Sale Price. spc each. Mexican Drawn Work Tea Clothes and Large Squares. were s1ss 10 sSsn.
 Mil End sale Price. st.5o each. Bureau and Sidebosrd scsrfs to match. were sI.ss to s2ss. Mill End Sale Price. s1.50 each. Fine Large Bureau Scarfs. hem stitched and embroidered borders. with iscs insertion. were tI88 to sr-s0 each.
 NH End Sale Prics. sac earh. Embroidered Lawn and Bureau Scsrfs. 1sxsI. were snc each.
 NH End Sale Price. soc each. CoIored Stamped Pillow Tops. as sorted sesiEus. were sec.
 NIn End Sale Price. 1oc esch.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-07

Fancy Ribbon and Lace Trimmed Satin Pin Cushions, were soc.
 Mill End Sale Price, S9c each. Large size Laundry Bags, value 25c. Mill End Sale Price, 10c each. Washable Cretonne Covers, Scarfs, Frames, Pillow Covers, etc, suita- ble for cottage furnishings, were soc and 75c.
 Mill End Sale Price, 25c each. Hemstitched Canvas Scarfs, Squares, Table Covers, etc, were 75c, $1.25 and $50 each.
 Mill End Sale Price, 25c each. Small sizes, regular price 25c.
 Mill End Sale Price, 1Oc each. Beidermaier Stamped Ecru Linen Pillow Tops, Scarfs, Table Covers. etc, were soc, S5c and $1.
 Mill End Sale Price, 25c each. Smaller sizes that were 19c and 25c. Mill End Sale Price, 1Oc each. Hemstitched Mexican Drawn Work Doilies, assorted designs, yalne 15c. ,-t
 Mill End Sale Price, Sc each. Packages of Stamped Art Goods with materials to finish, pillow tops, corset covers, etc, were Soc.
 Mill End Sale Price, 25c each. Waists, Underwear, etc, were S5c and $1.
 Mill End Sale Prices, 43c and 5Oc. Renaissance Lace Bureau and Side. board Scarfs, value s1.
 Mill End Sale Price, 69c each. Renaissance Bureau and Sideboard Covers, -vame $1,56!A
 Mill End Sale Price, 9Sc each. The regular s250 quality.
 Mill End Sale Price, $1.39 each. 1S-inch Renaissance Lace Center Pieces, value 75c.
 Mill End Sale Price, 39c each. 22 and 24-inch, also 12 and 1S-ipch Square Stamped Linen Center Pieces, eyelet, Wallachian, flower and conventional designs, were 1sc to 47c each.
 Mill End Sale Price, 1Oc each. Stamped White and Colored Linen Collar and Cuffs. Belts, etch, were 10c, 15c and 25c.
 Mill End Sale Price, 1c each. yard White Lawn Stamped Waist Patterns. value $1.
 Mill End Sale Price, 69c each, yard White Lawn Stamped Waist Patterns, value 75c.
 Mill End Sale Price. 45c each.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-07
INFANTS WEAR IN THE MILL END SALE.

Muslin Drawers, all sizes, ruf!e trimmed, regular price 121sc.
 Mill End Sale Price, 9c pair. GOWNs-High neck, ruffie trimmed, small sizes, regular price soc.
 Mill End Sale Price, 39c each. White Jumper Waists with pockets and short sleeves, regular price S9c.
 Mill End Sale Price, 49c each. Colored Dresses, pink and blue cham bray, sizes to C years. regular price 25c.
 Mill End Sale Price. 1gc each. White Aprons. rufle trimmed. regu- lar price 25c.
 Mill End Sale Price, 1sc each. White Pique Coats, blue duck col- lar, regular price s2. Sizes 2 to |.
 Mill End Sale Price, $1.3e each. White Pique Coats, collar scalloped edge and embroidered, regular price s2.50.
 Mill End Sale Price, S1.5O each. White Dresses. French style, sizes 2 to 1 years. regular price soc.
 Mill End Sale Price, 3sc each. Baby Bonnets. a small assortment, regular prices 25c to s1.
 Mill End Sale Price, 19c to soc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-07
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES IN THE MILL END SALE.

Bleached Pillow Cases, good heavy cotton, sizes 42x36 and 45x36, good value at 12 21ac each.
 Mill End Sale Price. 71sc each. Bleached Pillow Cases. hemmed, fine round thread cotton, 42x36 and 45x36. regular price 15c each.
 Mill End Sale Price, 9c each. White Cotton Pillow Cases, plain and hemstitched, heavy weight, made of pillow case muslin. 42x36 and 45x36, value 1sc each. Mill End Sale Price, 125sc each. Full Size Bleached Cotton Sheets, value 45c.
 Mill End Sale Price s3c each. bieached Cotton Sheets, full size, extra heavy weight, regular price 59c.
 Mill End Sale Price 47c each. Bleached Sheets, full double bed size, nice quality round thread cotton, size S1x90, seamless, reg ular price 69c.
 Mill End Sale Price 55c each. Bleached Sheets, heavy round thread cotton, full double bed size, s1xsO. regular price 79c each.
 Mill End Sale Price 821zc each. Full Size Crochet Bedspreads. hem med, new patterns, regular price 79c. ... .a. se ..a-.-..,.t
 Mill End Sale Price 59c each. Crochet Bedspreads, hemmed, large double bed size, a good assort- ment of designs, good value for ss s1.l9:
 Fringed Crochet Bedspreads. extra large sizes in some new Marseilles' designs, regular price $1.59 each; some of them have cut corners.
 Mill End Sale Price, S1.f5 each. Satin Marseilles Bedspreads, hem med, double bed size, good value s2.50 each. ..a
 Mill End Sale Price S1.49 each. Fringed Marseilles Bedspreads. ex- tra heavy size in new and dainty designs. worth s2.9S.
 Mill End Sale Price $f.75 each. Summer Weight Bed Comforters. full size, silkoline covered. dainty patterns, regular price SIPS.
 Mill End Sale Price 92c each. Fleeced Blankets, in gray and white. .10-4 and 11-4, regular prices 75c and 9Sc each.
 Mill End Sale Prices, 50c and SEC each.
 Feather Bed Pillows. good quality steam cleaned feathers, value S2.25 a pair. ...-
 Mill End Sale Price 85c each.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-07
DOAIESTICS IN THE MILL END SALE.

,unbleached Cotton Cloth. good quality. value SC a yard.
 Mill End Sale Price 314 yard. Unbleached Muslin, full yard wide. nice quality. good value for 6kc a yard.
 Mill End Sale Price Axe yard. Unbleaehed Cotton. heavy quality muslin. 3s inches wide, regular price Sc.
 Mill End Sale Price 5Ac yard. |. Unbleaehed sheeting Muslin, full yard wide. extra heavy weight. regular price 10c.
 Mill End Sale Price 5Nc yard. Short Lengths of BIeached Cotton Cloth. yard wide. value Sc. Mill End Sale Price 3c yard.
 10 yards for 2Dc. Bleached Cotton Cloth. 3s inches wide, heavy weight. regular price Niil End Sale Price Sc yard. BIesched Yard Wide Muslin, fine round thread. suitable for under wear. value ec.
 MnI End Sale Price 6Atc yard. Bleaehed Cotton Cloth. full yard vide. would make good scanned sheets. worth over Ice a yard.
 NH End Sale Prize sNc yard Domet Flannel UnbIeached. good heavy weight, regular price Sc a yard.
 Mill End Sale Price 4ifc yard. Fine White Camhrie. full yard wide. regular price 121c-
 MfH End Sale Frfce sslc ( yard. urbleached Pillow Case Cotton. 45 inches vide. heavy weight. rsgu- lar price 1gc-
 Mill End Sale Price. lie yard. B1eached Pillow Case Cotton. s inches vide. nice quality, round thread muslin. vzlue 1Tc
 NH End Sale Prize f2HE yard-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-07

500 boxes Best Linen Finish Papers, Christy and other designs. covers, were 25c box.
 Mill End Sale Price. f0c box. Royal Satin and Linen pound Papers. 10 paper and pkgs envelopes.
 Mill End Sale Price. 2oc. Full line of the soc Copyright Nov els. each volume cloth bound and majority illustrated. includes Pam. The Spoilers. Beverly of 6rau- stark. etc.
 Mill End Sale Price. Snr sarh. Special offering of Novels. many of recent publication. were e5e 70 s15n each. include Power Los Tree of Heaven. Wheel of Life. Staying Guest. Jane Cable and 300 others.
 Mil End Sale Price. 7Sc each. Postal Card Albums. hold over 100 cards.
 NH End Sale Price. f0r each. Assorted Waterbury postals, 10 views. plain and coiored-
 Mill End Sale Price. fnr sr. Special Copyright Novels. esrh il- lustrated and stfrarffvely houaf. titles Graham of Claverhouns. Kate Mendeth. Caleb Con0vsr snd others. regular price see
 Mn End Sale Prize. 2se esch.