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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-24
NOTICE.

Notice Il hereby given by the cts
Council of Salt Lake CITY uC the luten .
lion OF such couuci! to MAX" the follow
Ing described Improvement, TO Wit:
Constructing cement sidtN3'NS sl% (Nl
feet Wide and fou (0 inches thick on
the west side of West Canyon street from
state street aoThcrly 20 Second North
street. !u Sidewalk Districts Nos. - and
81 and ,lcfrav the sbuttcrs portion OF Tue
cost and expense thereof. estimated a.
one thousand three hundred thirty seven
and 70-JOO (sl337.1o) dollars, az one and
5U-l0o tSl.5Gl dollars per front OF linear
foot Of abuttm" property, there being
$3.50 feet abuttine said improvement. hy
8 local assessment upon the lois or pieces
of ground within tho following described
and benefited by said improvements
namely:
Tho cast side or lots l and .. block j.
plat T.; The east side of lots ! and >,
block !; the east side OF lots to . in
elusive. block =. plat X; the south side
OF lot :, block |, plat +, salt Lake City
survey.
the total cost OF said Improvement is
estimated at one thousand nine hundred
two ard 5l-l0O (Si9d9.5D dollars, of which
sum the citv's portion Is FIVE hundred siN-
tv-four and Sl-l00 ($J6i.SD dollars. leav-
ing ono thousand three hundred thirty
Scycn and Tu-100 (Sl@@I.50) dollars 10 be
raised by local assessment.
All protests and objections TO the carry
inS out Of such Intention must he pre-
scented I'm writing To The CITY Recorder on
OF before the 18th day of December. 1909
heiue the time set by said council when II
will hear aud consider such protests and
objections as may bc made thereto,
Gy order Of the city Council OF salt
Lake city, Utah
Dated April J. 1909.
J Z. MoRETON. City Recorder.
Sidewalk Extension No. li1,
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NOTICE.

E"tiee ir hereby clvcn by tho city
Council oi salt Lake CITY 90 tie utcutipG
- such cuuucN In mako ;bc following
U""Crib"d Improvement. "a wit.
Conducting cement side walk four lil
fact wide and four % inches thick on
The We; @icc of University street he
tween l'Irt South and Fourth South
S'rcctT, ~ si1cWnlk district No. -. and
"ciroy ilu ahuifc"&' portion "r the cost
and expense thereof cStiu,5trd at ono
thousand uiu" hundred and eighty
Cl9'p dollars "r ono Gi."nl dollar per
Irout or lin"rr fCo. al abu'ting property
shore being 1850 feet ahUtiilg said i'm
Ifoy";ucut b" i loyLi assessment upon
thG lois or. ui"ces or ground within the
ioil"win- dss,Tiu,n district, being the
district ,n the affected aud benefited 10y
said Improvement. namely:
The caSt side OF lots g ! anal =
block 20; TIC cast side NJ lois 9 and g.
5loci, -; the cast sid" or lots >. . s and
%. block 81 an In plat >. salt Lake City
survey
The total cost oi said Improvements is
e. .,insntrd at two thousand six hundred
th:Jty-two ard %@-lcn fS3 fS2.:;ij dollars
OF which sum the ciiys portion Is aiH
hundred nttv-twc and 3;-10n (Ss5!.. 30,
dr-o eighty tSi9Nu.nHl dollars 10 be- raised
b. local a-scssmcrt.
All protests and objections to th, car
fring out of such intention must bc pre-
scutcd In writing L. tnr city recorder
on or before tho 18Th dav az Uccembcr
1909. being the zine set by said council
when ft viii hear and consider such nro-
icsts nud obiec ti"ns as may he mi6,
thereto.
~ o1Gcr OF the city council Of Sail
Lake CITY. Utah.
Dated September iG. 1909.
j. II. NOEETON.
Ci,r Recorder.
Sidewalk extension 30. Ii9
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NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Bids are nercuy solicited for the q
lowing described work.
Blasting and removing about $500 cur
yaIos OF lava rock.
The construction OF Il crib and concfe
dam across Snake river. and the fuT1is.
ing Of rnpteriei FOR same, partlcuie-
1911 cOd feet nf native lumber and the e.:
structIon ~ 2a00 feet OF canal 100 y
vide on the Sottom with banks 4"
sSoyc grade. -
Tho said work 10 be done and nnateI|
10 be delivered at the Gem State -
and Power Company. Ltd. power 81 siss ~
Snake river. TWO miles north OF SneSS'
Plans and specifications OF the 80
work can he eNaflined at the CoroPaIs
office I'm Shelley Idaho. "A
All proposals must be sea.ed ana n
with Che Sec~<tary OF the CompNW W,n1r
later than September c, laos. ana +
be accompanied by certified eneShn "a
10 pe- cent Of the amount OF 'ne n,fs
a guarantee that bidder VIII oAoSs
contract ,r.,.sacI
Al! bids will be opened on Iussss@ Iuazs@
September 9. 1909. and tho se1 a.
hereby reserves the right 10 ie''
Please apply TO N. y. Holm. S's
Idaho. for further iuform5 ton. .,,rs \
Ordered by the Board OF III ~ A.
ene ley. Idaho. this 2Sth DAY
vow ~ c. NICHOLSON. seef''''
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

The Biscuit Mining company. Location
Of principal place Of business salt Lake
CITY. Utah.
Notice Is hereby clven that az meet
Ing Of Glo directors of said corporation
hold on Tho 18th day of Nuvcmbcr. y. -.
1909 an assessment Of one cont per share
was levied on tho capital stock OF the
corporation payable Immediately 70 -. T..
Walker. secretary. At the ufico of said
company. NO. 52S Atlas block. 3f-3S west
Second South street. Salt Lake CITY,
Utah.
ANY stock up"u which tLls assessment
may remain unpaid or tho 18th day Of
December. \. II. 1909. VIII bc delinquent
and advertised for sal" at public auction;
and unless payment is made before said
date VIII he sold at the offc" above
mentioned az the hour or l. o'clock noon
on tho Gth day Of January. 4. -. 1910
10 nay the Delinquent assessment. to-
g.ther with cost or advertising and eN-
ocnsc OF sale.
NJ Il. WALKER. Secretary.
No. 52S Atlas Block, 2l-3S West Second
South Street. sax Lake Cts. Utah.
hI53S
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Godiys sinIng Co. p. o. Box 90. 3e5
Brooks Arcade. Salt Lake City. Utah
Notice is hereby given that tho annual
moe ting OF The stockholders OF the Godlvn
Mining company will be held at tEc Of
fec Of the company. Room 325. Brooks
Arcade. corner state and Third South. In
Salt I.aAe city Utah. on Monday. tho
sth day or December. 1909 at PAS O'Clock
p M FOR tho election OF directors and
officers for tho ensuing year and for the
trs nsaction 81 such other business as
may he brought before the meeting.
JAMES Y. BERKELEY. Secretary.
Dated November 1S. 1909. bl5i5
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING,

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting uf tho stockholders Of the
Gemlni Mining company viii he held AT
the Office OF the company. Room so.
Brooks Arcade. corner state and Third
South. in Salt Lake City. Utah. on Mon
day, the 9Th DAY of December, 1909. It
: O'Clock y. IN. FOR tho election OF direc-
tors for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction OF such other business as
may be brought before tho meeting.
JAMES y. BERkLEY. Secretary.
Dated November l3, 1909. bi5it
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DELINQUENT NOTICE,

New York Bonanza Mining company
Principal place of business, Salt Lake
CITY. Utah. Notice, There are dehn-
gueut upon tho following described stock
OH account Of assessment NO, 20 OF s cents
per share, levied on the Sth day CT octo-
Der. 1909 the several amounts set oppo-
site the names OF the respective stock
llnIln1. fnilnN,S,
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And IN lCCordancc with l1W and an or
der OF the board of directors made on the
Slh day of October 1909. SO many shares
OF each parcel Of such stock as may be
necessary VIII tie sold ut tho office OF
the company. No IL East 2ud South St.
salt Lake C!ty. Utah. OIL the 50th day OF
November 1903. al the hour of o'clock
D. m. 10 pay the delinquent Assessment
thereon. together with the costs o. ad-
vertising and expense OF sale.
J. II. pEM1NG. Secretary,
No 12 East Second South street Salt
Lake CITY, Utah.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Tiochc Metals Mining company, princi-
pa place of business, salt Lake CITY
Utah.
NotIcc-Therc are delinquent upon the
following described stock. ON account OF
assessment No. / of ona cent per snare.
!evIed on the 22nd day OF September,
ig09 the several amounts set opposite
the names ~ the respective sharehoId-
srs as follows.
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And IN acC0rGauCc VIII INV I'M! iI
order of the board of directors. made on
the 22ud day OF September. 1903, so many
shsren of each parcel of such stoci as
r1nv bc necessary VIII tc sold at public
auction at tho office Of the secret tary.
room SO McCorulcl1 binding. salt Lake
C}ty. Utah on Inc 30th day OF November.
sssesSmente thereon. together with the
costs OF Advertising and expenses OF sale.
G. a. COOK. Secretary.
Office. $40 Mccormick Building, salt
aLe CITY I-tah.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

BURRIDCiE-Thc funeral services ovcr
The remains OF Lawrence Burbidc. aged
I ycHrs. viii be held Wednesday at =.
m. from The Seventeenth ward chapel in
place Of ihc family residences. rs an
nounccd. Friends are invited To attend.
fut.rmcnt IN CITY cemetery.
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WANTED-AGEMTS
WANTED-SALESMEN

GOOD LIVE MEN OF GOOD APPEAR
anCc for city work. hUStlcrs can make,
from S25 To S5U per woeE viii TAX" YOU
out and show you how tO got business,
and pa" YOU while learning. Apply bot.
i-3 n. m, room "0I Security and Trust
Building. h@SS9
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SHOE REPAIRING
FURS AND TAxIDERMIsTs
MIDWIFE
WHERE TO STOP

~-~~~O~>~~~O~~~~~--~~-~--
LINCOLN HOUSE, PAUL HEM. PRO-
prietor IS East First South; $50 rooms:
rates. 35c 40c and soc. xioJi
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WANTED HELP-FEMALB

GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEW ORll:
-, good wages. no washing. %. l.; 50:
Temple b2d06
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

9ho Little Chief Mining and Milling
company. Principal pace ci business,
salt Lake CITY. Titan. Location OF mine.
Eureka. Iusb county. Utah Notice.
There arc delinquent ON the following de-
scTiheG stock. on account or assessment
No n. of enc Nl cent per share. levied
On rhc ith d1v of October. 1909. the sew
cral amounts set opposite the names OF
tho rcsrecUy" shareholders. as follows;
Cert 80 and Name. Shares. Amt
iGG9--J. y. Pollock & Co... 800 81 no
g05l- Samuel Il. Noel .,.. ... 800 800
2OJJ-Samuci K. Neel .... .. 500 : 90
2055-Sanuel &. Nccl .... ....3S7 3.SI
@0'0 'h1I 2oiS)-Dorn & Thorn
ATd II accordance with the law and an
order of tho board OF divnc,orr. made on
tho ijh day Jt October. 1909. So many
shares ~ each parcel of stock as may he
necessary VIII he sold az public auction
nj room No S2@ Nowhousc building,
Main street, Salt Lake city Utah on
Tue sdav. tho 3otA day of November. 1909.
at - o'clock. room. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment thereon. together with the
cost uf advertising and expense OF sale.
JAMES Il. DRiSCOLL. Secretary.
biI1o
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INSTRUCTION
JEWELRY

paired at Jewelry factory. SO East 1stI
So. r2SS3
Co. 3i5 State. Sell 5i45. Ind AL. a20i1
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WANTED


RING; Up IND. 1881 FOR FINE LACN-
dry work and lace curtains. No. II
Mortenson Ct. 5th So. between 2nG aud
Srd East b23o3
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KEY FITTING
HAT FACTORY
SIIEEPMEN
AND UPHoLsTERINd

HEADQUARTERS FOR CUSHION
general upholsinring and repairing, ~
line OF cover goods. Phone 3299. g. III
Mattress Mfg. Co. HH
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PATTERN MAKING
CHIMNEY SWEEP

q. HAZEL. FURNACE MAN: PROFES--
sionai workman: leave orders Bam4w
berger Coal Co. 1el Main. Phones. bsso1s
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SECONDHAND STORES

WANT SECOND HAND GOODSR
stoves. ranges. Michigan Furniturei
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HORSES

Have just received another car ot good
yuunE horses 700 10 1900 lbs. salt Lako
Horse ana Mule Market. 3it-3IS w. 5th
South.
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PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHBk
MILLING AND JOBRING

GET ESTIMATES FROM THE CRES.
cent Mfg. Co, before letting your mil,
ling or bling. Work delivered promptly.
% L. So. Bcll 327l. Ind 1881 a20i2
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER ", HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
1919 v493
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BOILER IL TO 15-HORSEPOWER;
must be in good condition. Address
R-38, Tribune. e3318
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ANNNGEH TO TAKE CHARGE or
our Sci, Lake civ office. FOR the sale
of high sradc office spccialtlcs Liberal
SALARY aud commission. small invest
mcut aud bond required. Telephone
EnuipMcnt Co. Real Estate Trust Bldg.
philaGcphia. "a. O2'9n
WANTED \ RELIABLE BOY TO
work in store: reference required. N
uuirc as Gas SO. state 81. bSuUS
MANDOLIN TEACHER: ONE WHO lS
familiar with teaching classes. Room
sn7 Security and trust bidg. b.'a5
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WANT TO SECURE A HOME FOR
one Of my customers; price about si5oo'
Huffman Realty Co., Room 322 Boston
Bldg, af797
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OSTEOPATHY
TO HIRE

.ADIES AND GENTS SADDLE HORSES
and divided skirts 10 hire. Iowa I.iv-
~ Stables. I,9 W. So. Temple. te3n
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r
Mckenzie. Display yards. f22 So. State
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WANTED. 1900 HOUSE ON EAST
side, Geo. 2. Standing, I2 Main st
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
Ing. trunks. valiEes: best prices psid. IS
Commorcial at. Reply by postal card;
3111 Bell. tIA
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Their CHRISTMAS
Surprise.

"pZ1 als year. said Cartwright
q nrmly there are going 10 h
hffiasas 1rprise, 10 s&
ls,apy hsHiif. nome II Ebese
pieces HAat sf4Hsiprs n piayfng
Sama CLAUS mbWh te'gn with s1s-
IeBs4 and sHe.t ard eaa 10 fHoFsifFa
ton add disappointment am going
to take nay wife downtown and iei hrr
PICK vui anything she wants Within
lbe iimit Of nay spending capacity. and
lhen In g.lna 10 1T agf take me
around ana O. ise 80 slfh . pair Vt
embroidered su8peuders or gold cut
links or any old thing she fixes and
that win make ffef happy Neiiher Of
us has quite got over he effects 81 the
last holiday season yet.
You see. We had is'rB married Just
long enough last Christmas 10 wear
ouf our first instaiiment Of furniture
and most OF our wedding gifts
Things were looking a little shabby
around the house. so we both agreed
that IN sslecfing our little remem-
cenfne ourselves 10 something which
would he mutually useful and atfrac
tive Both of Us had been secretly
longing for morris chair. one Of those
mission things with big feather eush
Ions that swallow you up IN delirium
of comfort Mrs Z. wanted IL for
the beauty Of the library aud her aft
erneoH sieHias and wanted II for
evening recreation.
Months before the Christmas sea.
son beggn putting by little sum
weekly. with the morris chair IN mind
I've weeks before the 18th went
GasH to j Dealers To look al rhairs.
had been hooking casually for weeks
before. bnt II WIS not until | came
Upon tiia particular shop TINT ! dis
covered wliaf wanted. II was a
beauty In fle darkest and finest 81
seatbered yak. With ~ attachments
tnd lJair Of faf. groeny brown ieath.
q cushions fial faifiy feil ike pipe
dreams laced with FEATHER sffappings
4nd SEED - the woodwork with thongs
fhe minute { aaN he chair | knew Il
was for me. but the price was rather
staggering The dealef wanted S95 for
II al frst. ard when | had got him
down 20 $50 10 ncted rs though be
were giving ~ thing away thought
it best to held GU iitile. 50 | merely
Requested TAI. ~ rive ne days op
lion on lie eaag and paid II small de
post for the privilege.
Meanwhile ms wife bad been saw
Ing every penny. cutting down on the
grocery bill aud keepDg me on cheap
meats with christina Ia view II
seens TINT she. Ton. Ind morris chair
ON the brain ca the afternoon of the
same daX on v hlcb discovered m,
prize she strolled into the same shop.
The first sight Of the chair WAS enough
for her. and she offered to buy 1t on
the spot. Tue dealer was ineonsolable
lie had sold the chair, he believed. at
least he had given gentleman an op-
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FRANK 6. LETTERS. psstmas.er
Trolley Time Table
The Consolidated Railway &C

Time given tor cars leaving Front and
Main Street
Leave Putnam for Worcester and intermedi
Ate stops at sS.ls see0 = .AS y. ~, and hourly
until Is.aa p. m. Leave Worcester tCity
Haln at 6.l5s M, and hourly until els p n
Time hours and 10 minutes fare Is cents.
Leave Putnam fer Webster and intermediate
stops at Ill, 20 OF a. ~, y 81 =. M, and
then hourly until $50 pm. Returning. leave
Webster At 6.les a. M, las a. M. and hourly
until 10. AZ y. IN. Fare 10 cents
Leave Putnam for Dayvilie and Intermediate
stops at Ss.S5 =. IA. and hourly thereafter until
Hiss p. m. Returning, Leave Dayville At
$500. S.4a $. M. Clio a. m, Dsyville (car
hoasct; s.2S > M, and hourly until li0.2S
n. ma. Fsre III cents.
cave Patnam for nsnielsen at xs.Ss =. m,
thea hoarls aasii loss p. N. Returning leave
nanielsoa Al Il 10 a. "a. and then hourly unpl
natn le 10 =. M. Fare Is cents.
Leave Putnam for eeasrai Village and inter.
mediate stops NJ x6-Sa A. m. hourly until
e.SS y. nA. Rcsarning. iesye Central Village
as6.ta a, ~. As a. NJ, hourly theresfte4 until
a.Aa y. m. Fare ss cents. All cars connect
al Certrai u liAge Tor MoesuR. Fare cents
Leave Norwich COR Putnam AZ ais a. M. aad
hourly anti s.ta ?. m Fare - cents
qg-Begluaing i9.2s sean, between Mechanics
slsle ard Centlal NAlage, cars leave Putnam,
going North minutes OF the hour, and %
minute, OF the hour. soash inmates past the
boar and SIS nieutes past the hour.
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THE BRIDES FIRST
CHRISTMAS.

~ wRs JOIN VINCENT HAIR
tHf9 HIS entered the biz depart
wv Hani store and seated her
ss1f ~ the ueart-sf counter.
No. pohiag thaak Yen she said 70
the soacilous clerk Il ja-t want to
make sure have my list with the II
IS ~ difficult to shop AT this time of
the yeai. aud IL i always difficult TO
find anything for ones husband. Yes.
suppose many people did their shop
ping earlier. but didn't have him
then mean
why yon Sol neckties. don't you?
How fortunate. They are on my list
No don't think Of any particular
Kind. bur something for tail man.
He is q whole bead taller than You
say q four-in-hand7 Oh. | am afraid
he couldn't tie that. but you might
give me fwo-in-hand. Thank you.
that IL very pretty. bur It Is blue. He
doesn't like blue. OF course you
couldn't know that. Not that one
Why. my papa wears them. and he II
lots older Yes. that one viii do.
Mr.. Floorwaiker. where are the col
lars? Thank you. tShe approaches
the counter.p You. piease-are you
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item % Il. ana the gentleman bad paid
epasli. but II madam would leave
her nal3,e something might I've done
aNheh niy wife Spelled our her eogno
men fot hin he lifted his eyebrows In
q enis hhrne That WAS exactly the
uame ana those were the initials Of
the getfleflaa Wiz had already spoken
for thp chair Ny wife thenghi Ter
moment Then she controlled her emo.
tianS as, .4e44y remarked that sue h
quite eetumnn apd
vaikea cut without lesNng her al
dress
sNeSt dax j hicd me 10 the dealers
1uic6 8. prepared to ieave my order
tor the cir H. liui the dealer did not
seem ntlf 81 inclined - sell \ taiy
haa heeH there. il Srems. a iaas OF ,aN
own aame With the same ini' Isis old
WIS IL uol who VAS willing ta give
the fun price Ter the article THEN 1t
MAS my tara 10 think On the " hoie
decided | did not want the chnir
after alt II Ellen wanted to buy IT,,
ia len her have that pleasure.
sGhslStmas morning we both fused
about the hocse rSrestauily. Non
,lered where ON earth ELLEN was keep
ing my morris chair After breakfast
| unloaded a pair Of green Porti~res
/ had bought for her A the wrap
pings came OF saw her face fall
Then she went over to II corner and
produced IN exactly similar bundle
aud urrolled another pair OF green
portieres for a,e.
but. siammered, I thought you
hensht a morris chair
~. oh. John. didn't you buy II
after allg
e !. ia.the ngh, of cur uRdsr
staaaiag. We wept on cue auothef's
shoulders New York Press,
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busy? | want some collars for my
husband Oh. are these ladies' collars?
How stupid, | told that man distinctly
| wanted collars
tAt the right plncep Are husbands
collars heref Well, am glad | have
found the right place at last Size2
You clerks always ask so many ques
lions. | never bought any before, be-
cause we've been married only No.
his neck isn't very large. Why. can
reach But he has real broad shout
ders. How nice you are to think of
that! Yes, box of assorted sizes
would be just the thing. Some Of
them would be sure to be right. and
could cut the others off-that is. II they
were not too small. You'd better put
In nearly all large sizes. You see. l
am starting out as economical as
can be. think 1t must be so discour-
aging for man to have woman
spend bis money on frivolous things.
Now, az | was coming down the street
| saw big sale of hats-men's hats
They had been in the window aud
we're little soiled, but | found such
n nice clerk. and he said II | got some
of that 1910 soap 1t would make
them look like new. MIR. Harris Is
very particular about his clothes He
won't wear trousers unless they are
pressed So I bought three Of those
hats. Don't you think they villa last
him long time and save money?
MIR. Floorwaiker. where are the
gloves? Gentlemen's2 Well. | hope
he Is. Why. he il my husband. Oh. |
see what YOU mean. Yes. want them
for Mr. John Vincent Harris. tic
glove saiesmana Now. doo't ask the
what size | want. Not too large and
not too small. l should think you
would learn some of the different sizes
so you could tell people. Holding
out her handD It's lets larger than
that You think wear g? Well.
then, you'd better give me IL Tor
him. for be can hold both my hands In
one of his. Are these special sale
Isn't 40 cents cheap for all that RID
Mine cost 81 No. don't think he
will want more than two or three
pairs Now for the hose.
un the womens hosiery Department.
Are YOU busy / have SO many other
things TO get. please hurry. Just
want To know where the other Kind or
hose are. lis for my husband. Thank
YOU. al the mems hosiery eountert
| want to get hose not like these.
but The size? Oh. about fifty feet
Why. of course. ! want IL longer than
a man. isl@you don't understand.
II isn't this kind | want. No. nor Ia
dies either Just want hose We
can both use. Mr. Fioerwalser. may
speak 10 youf
THAT clerk isn't a bit uiee. and 1
think YOU ought 10 punish hin. No,
he wasn't exactly impudent. but he
was too busy 10 answer my questions.
Thank YOU have had so much trou
BILE 10 dad the right kind of hose.
want long-no. I've been to that coun-
ter. want one hfty feet long. You
see. we are thinking OF moving TO the
country IN the spring. and we shah
want to water the yard. Oh ought l
To have asked for the common garden
VARIETY
New | think I have everything on
my list except cigars. and ! may as
we'll ~ 10 cheaper place for them
because John Vincent Harris always
gives away all thar | buy for him. he
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