The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-30

!: For the capture of Dolly Dim :
= pies, The Herald epublican will =
= pay the following rewards: =
= $500 in GOLD if the captor y
= shows Miss Dolly Dimples a re- =
- ceipt for subscription to The Her =
= d-Republican paid up to Oct. 10, =
y 1910, and a copy of The Herald =
= Republican of the days issue, and =
= use the following words of identltl- -
= cation; PARDON Me, YOU ARE =
:. THE MYSTERIOUS MISS DOL =
:. LY DIMPLES OF THE DAILY :
= AND SUNDAY HERALD-RE- -
:: PUBLICAN. -
:. $500 in GOLD if the captor =
= shows Miss Dolly Dimples paid :.
:, up subscription receipt to The =
- Herald Republican to Nov. 20, 1909, =
:: and a copy of The Herald-Repub- =
= Hcan of the days issue, and use =
= the following words of identihca- y
= ton: PARDON Me, YOU ARE y
:. THE MYSTERIOUS MISS DOL =
:. LY DIMPLES OF THE DAILY :
:. AND SUNDAY HERALD-RE- :
= PUBLICAN.
:. 5000 in GOLD to any captor =
- who shows Miss Dolly Dimples :
y copy of The neutrality-suspicious. of .
= the days issue and uses the fol- :
- lowing NOTQS OF lu6ulilItdtipii'
= PARDON Me, YOU ARE THE =
:. MYSTERIOUS MISS DOLLY =
:: DIMPLES OF THE DAILY AND =
:: SUNDAY HERALD - REPUBLI- :
:. CAN. ::
:: The reward is effective at all ::
:. hours of the day and night after ::
:. IL a. m. From the time the p2per :.
:. is issued, a. m, until IL a. m, :
= Miss Dimples has her freedom, ::
:. but at all other hours the contest =
= is open. :
= If YOU have addressed Miss Dolly .
y Dimples. using the exact words :.
- above given, and hold to her view .
:. a paid-up receipt and copy of The .
= Herald-Republican of the days IS :
:. sue. she will at once admit her :.
= identity. take you to The Herald ::
= Republican office and one OF the =
:: above three rewards will be paid. :.
:. When you arrive at The Herald ::
:. Republican Office you will be re :.
:. quired to make an affidavit That :.
- YOU have been a resident of Titan .
= for the past ninety days. The re ::
= ward will not be paid to any out :.
:. slider. but only to a bona fide resi- :.
:. dent of the state of Utah. This :.
= rule effectually prohibits any col ::
:. fusion and makes this contest of :.
= skill absolutely fair and above =
= board. :.
:. Boys under IS years of age are ::
= also prohibited from securing the :.
= reward, and will not be recognized :
:. in the contest. The same rule ap- .
:. plies TO any person directly or in ::
:. directly connected with The Her ::
& Republican, or any member OF :.
= his or her family. :.
:. Here is a chance for some person :.
= to display Cleverness and at the :.
= same time secure a free gift of one :.
= of the three rewards.
:. Miss DimDles will positively not ::
= recognize anyone OBTAINING her for ::
:. any length of time i'm order to pro- ::
: cure a neutrality-suspicious., or any ::
= one in any way whatever who :.
:. stops her longer than a reasonable
:. period in order to repeat the salu- ::
:. tatiOn correctly. 1t must be dis :.
:. tinctly understood that Miss Dolly :.
:, Dimples will Immediately admit ::
:. her identity If correctly saluted. :.
:. There will be no need of holding ::
:. her at any time, either between :.
- the hours that the contest is en- ::
:. forced or when it is not. ::
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store. I was even more amazed to see
!
at the No 4 store. This is the finest linz
in the world and is as familiar to thu
London and Paris shopper as 1t is t
Americans Gross" leather goods, which
are a London product, mean perfection il
Ladies will find the daintiest perfumes
and powders at these four stores and vii
be treated with special courtesy. For tn
accommodation of the public in genera
a. postal station is located at each store
Yesterday morning l had the pleasur
of meeting the genial and charming MI
Grant. manager of the Colonial theatre
7 had lust stepped from my AUTOMOBILE
at Second South and Main, when l me
one of The rald-Republican staff wit
another gentleman, who, upon presen
tation proved to be Mr.. Grant. He is
charming man, with most Hhdple per
II will recognize you sure when yol
visit the theatre Saturday" he said
laughing.
At Schramm's corner, shortly after J.
noon, yesterday, l found an immens
throng awaiting me.
I first entered Schramm-J ohnson's, Blu
remained inside but a few seconds. he
turning I took my stand with numDe
of other ladies who stood at the corner
between the two entrances. Among tn
ladies standing there was a small, piuml
woman uttSS1u IL sic1n' ohN =
wearing a long black fur coat and
black hat.
I had been there bet a few minute
when / was startled at the loud tones o
conductor No. 42S. who endeavored TO sa
lutte all the ladies' assembled He came T.
the crowd where ! stood and caused m
several moments uneasiness.
I could not leave the crowd withou
arousing the suspicion of all about me, s.
/ stood my ground and took a chance
He saluted several right near me, but
suppose he passed me up because of m,