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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-04
(COntinued)


The wedding march from Lohen-
grin tinkled feelingly forth from the
piano. The minister stood in, the
narrow cirque left open by the
crowd. Craighead, like new
ducked usher, bowed grandly at the
door to let them through. Theo-
dore took Virginia's plump, print
covered arm, and whispered in her
ear promises which instinct told
him would break down the last
resistance. All things went roseate
and purple and golden and pink be-
fore virginia's eyes; her feet me-
chemically paced the short way, and
she stood before the man in wad-
ers, the most divinely shamefast
bride ever led to the altar. The
short service went on, as remem-
bered by the priest.
"Who gives this woman away?''
And who but Finley Shayne,
broke through the press, to take
her by the hand and respond heart
lily: II do"
And when the ring was called for,
who but the captain of the life-sav-
ing crew, true to the traditions of
the service, came forward, and took
it from his chain, and saved them?
And when the minister asked,
IN nj a
to be your welded husband?" and
the dear old remainder of 1t, who
but Theodore Carson turned dizzy
at the brides pause before answer
ing, and WHO but Virginia said
sweetly and clearly, II do?"
And there was whirl Of con-
CALCULATIONS, in which Mrs. Shayne
joined, weeping most properly; and
Carson Rugged Craighead purple
again; and the world revolved back
to the old halcyon days, when no
storms blew, and their were bowery
joys--the joys, thank Heaven, that
are open to the young and good, no
matter what their station in life!
And even Craighead's statement
that the minister's waders were
ominous of the deep water into
which the happy pair was getting,
failed of effect save to make the
! wedding dinner-at which the
Shaynes sat down-more foOlishly
hilarious.
The scuppernongs were ripening
in the arbor at Carson's Lapding;
the carpenter-bees were still at
their carpentry; the myrtle was
fragrant; the oleander was in full
bloom: the Satsuma oranges
glowed golden from the trees; land
the woodpeckers still wove their
festoons of fire from tree to tree.
Captain Harrod, removed from: the
life of solitude and temptations>of
the dunes, was busy mending fem
ces. Aunt Chloe was scuffling
about as of old; when whi6tle
blew in the river, and vessel but
off at the landing Mr.. Theodore
and Miss Virginia. q The captain
and Aunt Chloe stood In wondef
for change had come over the
two they most loved. Virginia was
clinging to Theodore's arm with
! both hands; and as they passed
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Craighead."
ooh, oh, oh-o." cried Virginia
what load off our minds. sweet
heart! Isn't--it-a-good--world!"
You may fill up the blanks your
self. Virginia did.
(The End)
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-04
LETS HAVE REAL DUKES AND LORDS IN J. S"
IS NEW ENGLAND SUGGESTION FOR THIS FOURTH

Descendant Of Daniel Webster Calls
for Amendment to Constitution
to Allow Titles Of Mobility
Wants Them for Descendants Of
Men Who Have Been Of Service
to the Nation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08
STOCKS SHOW
GOOD ADVANCES

New York. July s-OpcninE prices OF
stocks today showed vigorous advances
in continuation OF tho movement in prog
ress when tho market closed yesterday.
Illinois Central. rose IN. Reading Ia
Union Pacific ST. Paul and American
Car rs. Rock Island preferred and
Southern Railway ia and the majority
of the more active stocks from largo
fraction to point.
There was q keen demand for Atchlson.
Reading aud Union Pacinc, in which the
recent decline has been very severe The
buy ing OF AtChis0n was Connected with the
dividend at meeting or the directors
20 be- held today The market In gcuer-
al gave more exhibition OF strength than
Tor some time past. Union Pacific rose
2A, AtChisOn %, 500 Line -, ST Paul,
ROCK Island and Reading .. Canadian
Iagltlc / 70 and Great Northern preferred.
aud Louisville a Nashville. WABASH pre-
terrd, American smelling, ST. LOUIS
and san Francisco second preferred. Coz
orado Fuel and General Electric 1ie.
Prices were a traction on from the top at
Onsrs Of stocks were absorbed at an
concessions. starting prices Up again on
maintenance OF the St Paul dividend.
government crop report tu tho afternoon
was expected 10 make good showing
Tor wIutcr wheat ana corn. onion BaCluc
and Missouri Pacific gained o. Reading
~. southern HtDihc ana Consolidated
Gas .. and Chesapeake q Ohio, Northern
I-auIuc and NurtuWcstlIu IL. Mestug
house Electric declined i,
bonds were irregular.
Selling 90 take profits caused another
downward movement On the afternoon.
Most or The fuNurite stocks sold from !
10 ~ below their 700 ngures OF thc fore.
noon. There was considerable strength
and activity shown in tho fertilizer
stocks following an increase ia the dlvt-
dend 10 per cent on Virginia Car0lina
Chemical. United states IIpe preferred
sold up l. Nirglnih-CarOllna Chemical
ana American Agricultural Chemical rose
ga American Car advanced pa and
American cotton on Ia.
Tho material advances made By the
leading stocks during the morning en-
couraged realizing after midday ana
Reading, Union fHcinc. Atchlsou ana
81 PAU receded a point Trading then
became quiet and the market gradually
sttAdlcd.
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GOVERNMENT CROP
REPORT SHOWS UP WELL
Wheat Falls Below Average While
Corn Averages Wen Above the
Usual Record.


Washington, July S--Tho July crop
report OF the department OF agriculture
issued at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon
shows the following estimates Of acre
age and condition on July !:
Corn area planted is l1i,OS3, 900 acres.
an Increase Of 5,8l2OpO acres, or 40 per
cent, as compared with last years final
estimate.
Tho average condition OF corn WAS
SD. as compared with Sj.1, the TO-
year average.
The amount Of wheat remaining on
farms Is estimated at about 3S,7S9. 900
bushels as compared whit 81, EOS 900, tho
l0-year average
Tho average condition OF winter
wheat was Sl.5. as compared with Sl.3
the l0-ycar average.
The average condition OF spring wheat
was els. as compared with ST., the 10
year average.
The average condition OF spring
wheat and winter wheat combined was
53.5, as compared with $40. the 10
year average.
The average condition of tho oat crop
was S2.2 as compared with last year as
follows:
White potatoes. 1851 900; decrease, a.
600.
Tobacco 1.2l6.OOO; increase. $500.
Flax, 1.303.OO Increase, 36l 600
The condition OF the following crops
ON July 1 Is estimated and compared
as follows.
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STEWART Is ARRAIGNED.
Accused Of Stealing John Brooks
Automobile.

Ralph Stewart was before Judge
Bowman this morning on the charge
OF grand larceny. the allegation being
that on July 4, he had stolen an auto
mobile. valued at $3.50 and the prop
crty Of John Brooks After his plea of
not guilty was entered. II was ar
ranged that his hearing might be held
before Judge Whitaker because Of the
heavy docket in Judge BoWman's
court and the desire OF the de-
PENDANT for a speedy trial.
Tho arrest ana charge against
Stewart followed the theft. evidently
for a JOY ride Of Mr. Brooks auto
mobile on July 4 Entertaining
party Of friends on the Fourth, Mr..
Brooks had left his machine standing
I'm front OF tho Semloh hotel while tho
party dined in the Louvre cafe. When
Mr. Brooks returned TO where the ma
chine had been left, no found Il gone.
and II was not discovered until next
day. when II was located on the road
side near Midvale and badly damaged.
Three men had been seen TO enter the
machine and drive off with IT, and
under the descriptions given Stewart
was arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08
Thirty-siS Applications Granted by the
state Board of Examiners.

Thirty-slx applicants FOR barber IT,
Censes were granted at the conclusion OF
the two days session or the state board
Of barber examiners held In the office of
u. J. Watts, secretary Of the board in
this city last evening and action on "A
applications was deferred FOR another
month.
Tho board was represented by the pres
ence Of all the members President w. NJ.
Picket, Of ogden. presiding. Dr c. NJ
BENEDICT medical examiner and treas
urer. and u. J. watts, secretary con-
stltutc the board.
shops was adopted. whereby an iudeNCd
comparative statement of the condition of
each shop NJ the time the various in
spectiOns are made. In salt Lake city
there are 81 barber shops 10 active oper-
alton, employing more than % BARRIERS.
The IL men who Jailed to pass the cx-
animation were given another month in
which 20 become pronciert in tho require
outs Of the law, The failures we're most
ly due To lack or knowledge as to the
sanitary regulations now included IN the
Thirty-three OF the successful applicants
for licenses reside In salt Lake city.
They are as follows: j. 4. stone, J. Fore
Hunter. r. n. Vessels VIM ~. Evans.
W. ButtOn. oscar Gilmore. II. o. Camp
bell, Arthur Ritshaupt. John a. Mann.
Thos r. smith. Richard Hooton. James
j. Buchanan. Eugene y. Cole. WIN.
Sungley II o Palmer II. W. Shumate,
NJ z. Bales, u. T.. Conlan. Ira. Gifllan.
CLIFFORD Madscn. jesse Rodick, James
Genis ". j. Colninger. Bruno Engel-
hardt, Adam sikorsh. Fred Noack' Geo.
those outside Salt Lake city granted
licenses were as follows. Joseph Hughes.
stockton: Leonard Clausen, To1clc, Her
ana Sherman, Murray
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cast on a purchasing trim II,
companied by Mrs. Davev az IS &C.
expect to be absent about ibrso thsy
BENJAMIN Rivcs. CITY reo,.s.
spending part Of a two weeks ' yost. e
In Eureka vacation
Or. Isaac Alexander OF c, ~
hospital is under qu0rantIn. S IN
scarlet fever. viii
Capt George Hair is bacr J.
Reno, after waiting two DAYS n s mein
train. be'
=. VI. Hulse OF Ely, New, sun
Wilson. " Hs
l.. II. Kimball OF Garfield /, s,.,..
at the Cullen. "s
j. VI; Ferguson of Elko, Nev, /, .
the Cullen.
Thomas W, ODonneII. pr,ss,,,,..
attorney of Uinta county and citS Ing
torney OF Vernal, Is az the W.,
Windsor, and expects to return bor,
Friday evening.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

julius w Dink and wife to Rein
hard Franz. part Of lot 4, block 2, 80
Green q Madison Sub. ...,..,.......S 10
Henry Phipps and wife to Isaac +.
oliver, lot g. block 8, Gordon plat 10
Henry Phipps and wife 20 n, 7,
Henderson, lot r. block 3, Gordon
plat .s..t... .-ss-sss ssss..s .s's.t''. ~
Emma whiting ct al. 90 Rose II.
Edwards ct al, part Of lot ], .
block II. 5-acre A.................. 6,SS
Peter colombo 20 Ceaser Del Zot
to. lots "a and So. block 2, Baltl- -.
more SUD. s..-sss.s. ss.sssstssss s'ffss W
C'has. j. r.. Gulbransen ana wife TO
ali fiu Of lot T. block 3. Selmont SUB. 27Jo
Martin l.. Bernhisel et al. TO Thos-
Quayle. lots l. ? and 3, block III, -.
plat & ...tss..sssss. s's'r' L'sss" iivVN
Hyrtm J. Jensen and wife 10 John
l.. Edwards, lots 20 and g. block 49,.
s. Forest Dale ..............'..'''... 2'ep
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08
ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. July s.-Money on call,
steady, 2AqA per cent; ruling rate. 27s
per cent; closing bid. PA per cent; Of
fered at ~ per cent,
Time loans very active and firm; for
90 days. 3iad4 per cent for 30 days.
4dla per cent, for six months, . per
cent
Prime mercantile paper. 5ah per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at 3.70d so
for 80 day bills and at 4S5S0 for do
mand; commercial bills, 4S3Ih.
Bar silver 5i7s.
Mexican dollars, Az.
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds. stronger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08
PERSONALS.

President W J Haloran Of the Com
mercial club has returned from a three
weeks trip to the coast
II. 7. Bowles has gone TO Pocatcllo
for two weeks on business.
Manager Martin Renders OF the
Eclipse Grocery company returns Sat
urday from a months absence in Mich
igan.
Cashier q. G. Bcebe Of the lions
Savings Bank & Trust company has
gone 10 his Wasatch country home for
the summer vacation.
Charles i. Davey. manager OF tho
Modern Furniture company, formerly
tho Nebraska, left yesterday for the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08
COURT ORDERS STAY IN
SLEEPING CAR RATES
Pending Re.hcaring bv tho Interstate
Commerce Commission as To-
Justice of Mandate.

chicago. july S.-By an order Of the
United states circuit court OF appeals
here today the reduced sleeping car
rates ordered by the Interstate com
mcrce commission cannot go into ef.
man. Grosscup and Baker granted a
stay order pending a rohcariug by the
commission as to the justice of It's man
date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08
THIS is THE DAY
Final Closing Out Sale

Entire stock Of Japan Art association
viii be disposed Of at
PUBLIC AUCTION
Consisting OF hand carved furnitures.
hand embroidered screens. hronzes.
hrassos. old safsuma and hand dccorat-
cd thiuHWarr. etc.
ALPHABETICALLY THE NEXT TWO
WEEKS WILL BE YOUR LAST OP-
pDRTTNITN TO BUY JAPANESE
GOODS At YOUR own PRICE
sale without limit or reserve.
THREE SALES DAILY At 10 am
pm. and Z pm.
JAPAN ART ASSOCIATION. 81 so.
MAIN STREET, SALT LAKE CITY.
UTAH.
ANY article win be submitted upon
request
Two Weeks Oulv
\ coupon viii be given AWAY with
every dollar purchase ana az the tor
mination of the sale valuable presents
will bC given IN return.
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WANT GOOD ADVANCE.

Toronto ont. july Increase ni
wages from % 20 30 per cent, shorter
work day, better classification, promo
tion for merit and service have been
awarded the Grand Trunk Pacific rail-
way teleEraphers by the board Of
Cancellation appointed two months
ago The company has not announced
whether IL will accept the award.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08
RILEY WANTS NEW TRIAL.
Given Until July 90 In Which to File
Motion.

Ghastly white, asitatcd TO degree
he has never before shown In court
Thomas Riley faced Judge I. ID. Lewis
this morning at 10 O'Clock TO receive
sentence Of death for implication in
the murder oil George W. Fassell; but
Judge Pardec the attorney for tho de
PENDANT. asked for a suspension IN
order To give him time TO get trans
script Of the proceedings In court az
the time Of the trial and 20 prepare a
motion for q new trial Judge LOWS.
therefore granted a continuance uhtl
Julv 20 at 10 o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

The Modern Furniture company filed
articles OF Incorporation with the coun-
Is clerk on Thursday taking over the
Nebraska Furniture company Tho capt.
cal Us $4,000. In shares OF 81. John 4.
sharp rs president; Edward T.. Jenkins.
vice presidents a. j. Smith, Jr.. score
tsry and treasurer. Charles o.. DHyev
and W q. Crawford are additional d.
ItlfUrs.
Articles Of Incorporation were fled I'm
the ofdcc Of th" county clerk this after
noon by the salt Lake Rapid Delivery
Service company. with capital stock Of
81 80 in shn.rs OF e. each The officers
of the company are. Edmund Curtain.
president. r. r.. Munscy. vice president:
h. q. carr secretary and treasurer. the
above named constituting also the board
OF directors
The Nicrst Hat company filed articles
~ Incorporation with the county clerk
this morning. The capital stock Of the
company " S2fOsl iu Suarcs OF $40 each.
The 0factrs src. O.. j. Badcrtschcr. presi-
dent: q Rowland Mumford. vice presi-
dent. Ben l.. Corum. secretary and treas
uror. these with e. Arthur Seihy ana A.
NJ Fuller constituting the board Of d.
rCctors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08
PEACHART ARRAIGNED.
Man Accused of Selling Liquor IN
StOCkadc In Court

Louis Pcachart who Is according to
testimony given in the Belle Lou-
don'case yesterday. handy man"
doing "odl jobs about the stockadc."
was arraigncd before Judge Bowman
this morning on a charge OF violating
the liquor ordinance by selling beer
within tho stockadc without a license.
His hearing was set for July 20.
The charge against Peachart Is
similar 90 that under which Belle
London was tried and acquitted today
peachurts arrest was due 10 testimony
given by witnesses in the Belle London
case that they had been employed by
Peachart and not by Belle London.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08
TRAINMEN IN SESSION.

\ committee OF traiumon from the
various divisions OF tho Oregon Short
Limo is holding a. meeting with Com
cral Supt T. g, Manson today for the
purpose Of talking over schedules, etc.
of interest e. the troinWeu. The meet
ing is one of periodical occurrence. and
has in view the bettermcnt Of the gen.
crdl train service of tho road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08
CUSTOMS NECEIPTs.

Washington, july s-A statement
prepared at the treasury department
10y action Of Acting Sccy. Hlles shows
that the customs receipts for the fiscal
year 1910 amounted TO t333.043300.
For the greater part of the year the
Payne -Aldrich tariff law was in force
and Mir HIlcs said the receipts were
the largest for any year IN the history
OF the government The receipts for
1909 We're $500. 600 600
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08
BOYLE FORMALLY CHARGED.

The county attorneys Office issued a
complaint this morning against J. A.
Boyle, charging him with forging the
name OF q. -. Ellis. payce to a check
drawn by j. D. Ashton on Walker
Bros bank for $50. Tho Taxicab Serv-
fee company cashed tho check Tor
Boyle Boyle. alias Ellis is said to he
wanted for a similar offense in CALI
fOTuia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08
LETTERS or ADMINISTRATION.

A petition was filed in the probate
division ~ the Third district court this
morning. asking for letters Of admin
istration I'm tho estate OF q B. Evans,
who died in this city Feb. ., 1908 leuv-
Ing n heirs 20 an estate consisting
for the most part Of four lots ~ the
corner of Young street and Barclay
cvenue. valued at $2.55o. G. u. Evans
rs the petitioner. asking TO be appoint
cd administrators
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LrnGMENr on \ NOTE.

Judgment In favor Of tho Con-
solidatod Wagon & Machine company
for S16i was entered In the court Of
Judge George G.. Armstrong this after
noon as against Don Kimball. action
having been taken To recover on
note.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08
DECREE FOR CHAs. hill.

A decree OF divorce was entered by
Judge Morse this afternoon granting
separation as prayed for TO Charles
f. I'M, as against Mvra Chase Hin.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. July S--Wlth almost
as much eagerness as rain
has been awaited IN the NORTH
west. wheat traders today watched
for the government crop report Barring
proht-taking by bulls, the general teu-
dcncy was evident 20 Keep the market as
near I'm equilibrium as possible until thd
all-importaut udings came from Wash
lugtOu.
The principal question was whether the
federal nEures would confirm the crop
the Dakutas and Minnesota. especially in
North Dakota. one authority today put
the loss since June !, a. ,5ooc'o bushels.
September started a shade on 20 n up
at lOlNul Go lolia, declined 10 l.OlA
and rallied Co 1,olH.
Brokers Tor "a Leading packer were pick
Ing up corn. selling was scattered. sep
TENDER opened LHi4 higher To "a shade
lower CO.'S Geo 51 6-i sold at 00iz4 = and
buying Of oats was active enough to
take care OF all offerings Pit traders
were tho sellers. S'ptemb AT tho out
set was unchanged To- y higher 4 decline
TO GSa was followed by "A rise TO 3s%.
Milwaukee and Chicago packers pur-
chased provisions on large scale, 50
did prominent grain concern. Prices,
d. arm. First quotations were uuchang-
ca TO BE-. down, with september a. 22.l0
for pork li.ssh for lard and l.% 10
Cousldera6l, buying was done on a bo-
lief that corn was the lowest priced grain
on tho list. The close was easy. with
september az Gl7sNGl, a net gain OF 4.
Cash corn so 3 eliR u6i. No. 2 white.
eGA, no 2 yellow. 81 qf3A No. 2. ~ az
81 40 3 white Gsn65is No. yellow. w
u %. no, 45s1 5sia; No. 4 white, t9u62iAs
No. 4 yellow, IS " 81.
Wheat-Ass ertl0us that not more than
o. quarter OF the elevators in South Da-
kota will be opened this year. started
an advance iu wheat which was aided by
strength at Liverpool. bat because 81
evening up sales proved only temporary.
The close was cHsy with september at
~ e n q a net gain Of 4 a q 10 a.
closer ye-CaFh. n.
Barley--Cayh, SOS
Timothy 5l5. oct, SIS.
Clover--Nothing doing.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. July S--Raw sugar firm
80 test. $50: centrifugal. 80
test as. molasses sugar, 50 test, ; gS
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WEATHER REPORT.
Forccast-Tonight and Saturday
Fair.
DIED.

CRANDALL-At clinton. Wis. rgIv
DR. j y. Crandall. aged %. father Q,
Mrs. Helen Sprague OF this clty.
ANDERSON In Boise Ida. July
1910, Thomas Harper Anderson. AGED
years. n days. OF cholera iufsntIr
son Of Mr.. ana Mrs ". H. Andersoa
formerly OF this city
InteTmcnt In Boise. Ida.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08

Refined steady; crushed, 6. IS; granulated,
10. powdered. > Is
.C0fee-spot, quiet: No. Z Rio, s7-l6;
No. 4 santos. 9A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08

The quarterly conference Of tho Plo-
ncer stake Of Zion viii convene In this
city sunday, July l., 1910, meetings be
ing held az 10 am. and 6. 30 pm. in
the stake han and at . PIN. Ia the tab
ernacle 4 fun attendance IS desired At
all tho meetings
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08
POSTMASTER APPOINTED.

Especial 10 The NcWs)
Washington, u. c., July S--CeorEe
NJ. Nix has been appointed postmaster
at oakley, summit county, Utah, vice
" r. Snapp, removed
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There could he no Restored Church
had there been no apostasv. Read
THE Great Apostasy' by DR.. ] =.
Talmage Deseret News Book Store;
cloth, co cents.
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Vudor Porch Shades. 20 per cent
on Z. O. NJ. l. Carpet Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08

r. r.. Evans. Florist. CO s. Main S.
Floral designs specially. Phones ssi.
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Vudor Porch Shades, 20 per cent
On. 2. c. NJ. /. Carpet Dept.
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Exceptional
Reductions in
Mems Suits
$50

Suits selected from our
stock as specials your
choice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-08

New York, July S.--Raw sugar, firm
muscovado. 30 test. $50: centrifugal. 80
test. 49, molasses sugar. 50 test, 3.gs
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Bargains for Men
Mems Underwear
Suspenders

8 % and 3 .35 fOr....-..s 10
s 80 grade for...,..,,,...s 80
s 20 grade for ...,..,,,.''s ~
Sets including suspend
crs. arm bands ana sup
porters. o..
81 ~ regular ....,......',.s ~
s. % regular ....,......'''N' Ss
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Mems Hosiery
Pure Silk, Black or
Colored

5Oc and zoe klnd..".''''',.,.o.
CSC cashmere ".'''''''''''