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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-25

IN" third day ~ The ,n'srna 'ionli aviation
tournament Following cIu-" ur.u 'h-
spectacle ! Armstrong Dr"'"l climb"i
IN hrs Bl.rro' until hi- hIruErlph regis
tered los feet. which Establishes - new
American alurud- record
WaIta- Brookin- IN the new Wright
Roadster a tiny -Namul" - 'u.' familiar
Wright biplnn". was ugurIug count u"
Is--seJs'- Bl4riot Tor Hlt'rud" EARLIER ~
ia" dav. when th" Br"pklH- "ngnr ~"u'
dead ~ u height - about iSs2 f".' aud
the propell"-- b-carus ramns'i and I'm
movable and BrpukIn- bad - yulrliu"
almost q mil" =" earth lie LANDED safely
% mile or two northeast ~ 'hc aviation
field. bat brok" on IL hi- -klds upon
striking the ground
Count IL. Is.->.,i,~ carrie Miss Grace
Mckenzie ~ Toronto. who ~ siid 10 he
the Counts fnnc'" around ~" shorter
cOurs" Of two and = hair kiloIu"'"rs three"
times Roland Gario- aro-" twic" OF
thr.. time. ~ ~" ui'l..f a--Opllne ~"
d., nois"''". th"-.hv achieving the d.
tin,tiun 81 benz ~" first fi-r 4" show
this type Of nummrug bird IN fight ~
America
Hubert Latham few early and often
~ ~. WId'Spr"adtng Antoine it" mono.
plan. which b." was IA" FIRST go nlk"
behave ~ the ar Also ~" Latham
flights 81 Yesterday afforded Americans
their first view ~ an Ani"iu"i'" - q
professional meet ~" first flights ~
importance 10 fact made N this country
with this typ" 81 machin" incidentally
the crowds ~ ye-terdayz m""i voted
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NETTING IiRIES IITTIE.
= Ia . an D,S stu RunnE In the Financial
district.

Mus' of the elect lon betting downtown
Yesterday was a. ; to On DiV the same
odds 49, IN the last DAYS "f last week
The only chang" ~aS a slight veering
'uward Sfimsou a lew small amount :
icing laid AZ > 80 ; on Dix The biggest
he'~ reported IN good authority "er"
81 ;ln 10 $50 and 81 O0 to iSp IN DIX
Inv rnoneY WIS again r"ry freely "n-r"d
bat r'tl. S'Irnspn money could be found
\ broker who IN Friday got commission
- net 81 Grp "n DlN AZ ? 10 has been ah"
o. place b'I' 81 1Ui ot n
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tho Au'nIu".'.. uD'i-, ~" mos iuro-lng
q an ir .rlit n SCARED q. "ulv ma
I,-rI,a,s pI'u Tar stretched NIug- a
u-ryr'r.- "lg." huy--Iug aipuf ~" swal-
lows
%" t.....-s ,p'.' 20 'l., .i'. .''"rupon
N"'" '" so.. ENTRANTS inr 10" Ilplar"
elimination ,r,..i i.r'- NSuriv. FRS
Nr" and Raj Mars grf away 20 minute"
apart "a 'he urd"- named. iLd ~" first
49, start Nr,Irdy. aIsn made 'h" fastest
'srr.. - b." t-N fast enough 20 lap even
Bad Mas Once. put - avery hy" laps
oven 'hoIgh Mars VAS fvtng NJ" 'ur'iss
ua,Lfu" 30 wiiph Nr tIriis- ~ Tho
~Iulu'ym m-'' early 20 September on
pur ,r,l..Yu uI'a.v Graulm" Whites
E.rWin
n t~iligh' Char'.', n Hamilton. who
,lucsnt ar. much ahat he do.- In the
ar and Whose combined idll- total more
than lj'DD feet. or aImo- three mile.
-hot aCTu-- a -lffrDn 49, Tor 'wo circuits
II the course IN hi, amiltOniau ~ h."
clll- hiz racing h'plane 1t the IurtI-s
type II Wa~ liamllip tr-t appearance"
ou IN" ,our-" hut a. lat Hrrupians -
equipped With AN rngiu" uf about no
hur-.'- power. IA. most powerful aero
uian. rngin" ~ existence. h" didn't dare
- l,i - uut on 'hr short course Conse-
gtI.ntIy although 'hr llamIltonian roar''d
around the roIrs" twic,. hk" an eighteen
hour tram to chicago hitting a wagonload
81 loo" rails ~ o'clock ia IN" morning
maxim IA" turns bv swings tar and
w,d- ~ the pvlpn- for fear ~ doubling
up the ground -parruw- could get next
'u uo notion Of what N" a"roplanS can
10 when ~ irving II darn"d"-t
I'M WRIGHT RA'EE - nNNp
AMI Speaking OF speed. when TN"
crowds had gou" aud lanterns we're
blinking across IN" '..ld among the
hangar 'wo men and a pu-hCart rrun-
lied from fright car near the park
'p ~" Wright tent. httl" Wright machine
not much bigger than m" pushcsrt.
h" planes weren't big hut eight cylin-
d"r- -tIrNiug ~ from th" middle Of the
lower plan" IA m" shape OF ' looked
WICh-dlv Imrr-s-iy"
~ was tho r"Il Wright racer. It. prs-,ie-
,..--ur. the hnti.u.iie afarr hated 49, the
Wright racer and winch BroukIu- flew over
the course Tor the mr. tim. Yesterday
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BE- mot No" racing ma .Uln" 8 o." Dayton
fIcr,r..- ~ lI 20. -.nIi-t"' 'nat
nr-t arrived MI boz u-'I Nv Br"ptIn~
only ~ . q..ya ulrrtid" citinn"g ih"
real -,,.,.d Hs:hi- WIli b." made 10y the
eight 'yHud"r u1hy who's" p,ui"iiu"l-
m"a-ur" ONLY t,"rtv ON" feet from
up g. tp lauoEr half ~" ~" 81 81 man :
-Ils Wright machine. amt who's" "uRIu"
l-ei ~ 49, 90 horse. r'uS"r. cot twice the
power 81 No.. engine iu &C." b.g wight
machine
Yesterday living event. made up for
10" ram -pl."i fpg- Of saturday and tn"
heavy gale winch On SUNDAY swept tn"
-kI"- clean e acceptance and prup"lie.-
There Wa no duYut ~ 90" Succ--- II M"
afternoon ~ the minds 81 ~" crowd -
few minutes after the -gnri -arvic"
soldiers of no" regular army set ~ the
bumh signals Tor IN" starting events
DAYS FLYINU srNHr- WIN = jUuP
Two Wright mrchin"- driven bv Rllph
.Iuhn-tune and Nrch HuN-.'y th" man
Who made Roosevelt famous and IN"
only man who over told M" Colonel TO
h. fdc., To- hut up w"r" cir"ung about
and ,hamurg their magu"tu- high ~
AIR waitiug for NJ" starting gun 80 that
.tch might b"it IA" other 40 Inrk"ying
acros the starting hu" first aud so have
the honor - starting ca" day al over
the front page II "arlv afternoon editions.
Johnston" tuus q running jump over
th.. bnrr"r first while ~" -nnk" from fh"
.turiirg b"tnn wis Silii trailing N 10 an
"ast.ris direction ~ = tW"ly" NIL" wind
from the -uuthWrsi only twenty feet
i.hiud nim ,tmr HoNs'y who doubtless
vi. TRANSMITTING INTO Iu't"i rtat'-- th"
p-t swear pl Rtdisy. ru" Eugi.-h hi"t
4 moan e. say. you know. rot my bloody
eyes
Iohus'.rr literally went up ~ the air
DTNIl~ PIaE CIARET WINS
Tho ra.f NJ al dinner strrs
NJ DfWfN = SONS co, - Fulton ~. y
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fastest Hl"riu'- Bur interest ~ he wrnn
like v righl now wa shifted 30 tho far
-,dc of 20" GnId whore Hubcrr Latham.
'u' Ip'Ugh rival II Alfred Ie BIanc. wa.
ulImhlnr aboard hIs Ant oinctt" II t5 horse
power
,'SnF NND FT~H FIN FLIER
Tho bpdy whlch - Counterpart ~
a garu-h"d canes. j. hong and slender.
with IN" q IIati, "f"o' heightened by IN"
lSh uu controls near the tail And moe;
imposing ui all. 'ha single main plans
- ~ ch"~ out on rlth"r side 10 The opera
tor m sweep thu, makes most 81 the
machines ~ he meet look puny IL
roarcd 90 laf every one know thar now "
mean bisineS- and whom he mechanics
la' ~ their grip u rolled toward the
grand stand pompourly a. II Il were
merely being tooled across he gras- by
Latham But y had not gone far when
one could see daylight bet wcen the grass
and IN" shoe pf the two Whsele hat
support n on th" ground Steadily then
throughout the rest 81 ID" hour u circled
III a way that made folks rit up and pay
attention
Charley willard shot into the air nov
to nom 10. other seven DreXel had Joined
the merry GO round - take the plRc" 81
IN. crippled Frsbi" machine and VIII
lard a. usual. got away with the brief
preparation that sometimes gives a."
IMPRESSION that he starts IN. machine
INTO m. ar first and then climbs in after-
ward Count Il" "ss"ps ~ his Bleriot
zipped into Willard's wake and had hardly
got hl- stride when G"n" Ely followsf
hs partner ~ the CurtIss camp willard
Now the grand stands the chaune'Irs
~ th" parking spaces and their am
pIoyeru. IN. excited French mechanics
along IN" hangers. everybody. Wa up on
h. edge ~ hts foot 20 watch the hitherto
unk nown American spectacle ~ ten ma
SINDAN DAY IRAN 10 MONTREAL.
Through pAriof Car VIA Rutland Line, eaVeN
sllo NAd..Ndt
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ILDO SaIFS S3IO.OOO.
FIre aoH,mIssIener's ParIRSs Ha'e Had
tsoOd nesults.

able ,n sav" SSPo.Oo our ~ the approPria-
,,on made for running th- tir- depart
ment this wear He has abolished forty
two Sin..,ur"- a. swing Of $50 and
m ih, matter q r"paIr- and -'ppl"- h."
clIrtul.i .yI.n-a- SIn0npI Nor" money
vas saved nv sending hacs to FIR" duty
battalion chief- foren"n and iiremen
found doing " work 81 cl-rNS aud
mechanics
ont 81 the savings he wa abb" to or
game ak new Compaui-- appoint thirty
new fren~n and paw tiis.OJp IA increased
-ala rice ordered bv the BOARD 81 Estimate
Tn" surplus savings we're turned IA To
the city treasury
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-25
UNGIE NE>ERI ron roo.
Palms and 30 On PsInt~d on lion Hou.e
uaIls.

The hon house IN the Central Park
mena geri. has taken On the appearance"
~ n Jungle scene IN which IN" lions
leopards. puna-. ugerS and hIppos show
mp IN the midst q tropical palms. ferns
fowrr- and appropriate plant'.
The building has been recently painted
and renovated and Director smith decided
to adopt new idea m decorating m"
house III" park conservatory Suppli"d
the plants which wer" pm under ~"
ca ge- on top 81 them and III every corner
where room could b" found.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-25
M, ERSIDF TRONT SHi,I>G.
Two Ho,isso~ nrrs Drrisir 60 shave Them-
sci, - Rather Than " at for Rarb~r stove

a notification vest rrdsy from two ~
the property owners on Riverside Drive
whose h"i-e- project beyond the stoop
line that they wU,Ild shave "a the pro.
Ia,4 ing parts 81 he houses themselves
The Commissioner would have had 10
beRin the work newt Thursday n IN"
owner- did noi There arr five 81 hes
offending ra-IdenCrr baiween Eighty
second and Eighty ihird streets. The
-ha wing has b.en ordered by The supreme
court and he Park Commissioner h
required 80 max" "a return 10y November -
Unless the ~ her ihr~s own"rS send
word bv Thursday Park employees will
attack their hD,Iraz.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-25
uuOR ~ HOWE iGiIN.
I'm Io,.d 1.TratI, III. white Uou.e visit
,,,,I Not G3o TO the suJ Uau.

Mayor GRynor did not call ~ ~" CITY
UaIvrs'rrdiy On hIs return from hi- visit
to President Taft "" was met ~ fh"
Pennsylvania station ~ l"rs"y CIV 10y
Pole. ,.,it.uani K"nnell who guards
hts door ~ III" CITY Hall. and getting nn
board hts auto mobile With Mrs Gaynor
travelled 20 BROOKLYN by way ~ N" Annex
ferry T. va. -aid ., hi- houae 'ha he
had greatly 80 loved hi STAY ~ the White
Hnus" and bad brougrt back with him
many plspsanf ihoughts ~ the hospital
Toe = Washington Ne vas someWhat
f,tigt I'D hv the journey hack
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john Jacob AsioT got writ Of certi-
ornri from Supr.m" Court Jusiic" New 70
burger yesterday asking for q r''dICi ION
~ the assessment on his half ~ the Aston
HOUSE from o. 75O OD Ca ~ g~O OD ~.
declares that the ratio 81 arsessment
on Manhattan real estate this year ~
- Ter cent 81 The market value. Using
he same figures Jane. Is hegan fled
a petiiOn nsking that the assessment
Of the Hoie knicAsrbocker b. reduced
from 81. SIS OlD 80 3.l75.OO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-25
THE POIITHu UILLFNNU w.
candidates NEr~~ 20 sp~Dd w Money
and TO stay at Home.

CINrFF. Col oct - The pOlitical mil
l.ni,im has dawned IN Sag,ia"h- county
In. candidates on both Republican and
Democratic county tickets have signed the
following agreement
We agree absolutely to c,If ont all sN.
pendIiIrs 81 money Oh election day NJ the
polls whicn would or could or might
obtain votes and TO remain IN our HON"
precincts all election day unless called
away on y matter 81 lie and death
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-25
/, c.nnrctlcur.. Pspul.Ilsn IIIas.n

wAsHIVGroN. Oct 20 The Census Bu-
rsiu to-day announced m" total populA 70
tlon Of this stats of Connsciicut ~ 75S
m 1910. - cOmpa roh with aON i20 N 1881
= gain Of n per cent other announce
ments we're
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-25

TEts IL The seasOu ~ ,isit ne historic Battls
asbi Through usin NiA AsN JsT-ey Cenr-l
Ina'ss Sea iors N'si "a street so s. n.
ilbsfy street. gm A tdS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-25
HIGHEST FLIGHT
MADE IN AMERICA
J. Armstrong DreIeI Makes an
Altitude Of 7,105 Feet
al Belmont Park.
ExCELLED TWICE ABROAD
Ten Fliers In the Air at Once
Make a Stirring Sight at
international Meet.
Drr>-I Wakes nigh TIIEhi ".

Drr>.i Wakes nigh EiEhI Er"m I.sr,h ia
IarIh In Thiru-t~o Ninutr> Two
Oihrr uEh EIEhis. Onr b' DE I~sseDs
aud the other b' BrooLinS The lat
t-r'S Engine Gave OuI AZ . Height of
i.sS2 Teet DE LrSsrI'S Wade s.8Is
Fr-i Three WrIEhi. Three Blrrioi
I'VE GurII,s. One Farman ami Onr
NnioIn-tir Machines ENInE NJ the
Ssmr Time Ia the Hourly Distance
Races spectators Thrilled WIN the
stunts oT the Fnrrs InI-rrStinE InrI-
dents Of the ThIrd nav OF TIInE
Ten aeropIan"~ IA ~" air an ~ ono"
q record hp"h fpr Nm"riyau atmo-ph-r"
was m" sky vi-N uTcrad 90 no" Belmont
Park grand stand Yesterday afternoon.
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tine -srNire , u Ss4buHrd Nif line 90 tsr'rlr
Bghted sieet@Ts ana 1hfef, Fu.ir car OfNrr iisI
B'NaJ. rOf 18Th - rLone sstI Mad A.t.
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DENEI> ruEF CINEEI WINS

Tur rs.' NJ al dinner uirss
u 9 UfWiN 4 rONS 90, - Fulton ~. y
vie.
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sett pier. Mr.. Fell Is a son OF Mrs. Alex
ahder Van Rensselaer, of Philadelphia by
a former marriage. She was a Miss
I1rchel and Is q sister OF Anthony j.
lyreXel and John Il. DreXe Mr. Fell as
sisted as an usher at the marriage OF his
cousin; Anthony Drexel, Jr., 10 Miss Mar
jorie Gould.
Has Private Ball Field,
Mr.. and Mrs. William y. G.. Field have
mao baseball diamond laid out on their
Laurel lake In the Berkshire hills. Mr..
t1eld is 10 organize nine among the
nelp on the estate, who will challenge
the nine that has been maintained for
several years on William ID. Sloanc's Elm,
Court estate. There Will he match games
also. With the regular LenoX nine
MIS-. Richard Watson Glider and daugh-
terss Misses Francesca Rosnmond and
oorothea Glider, went to Massachuset Is
TO the Tyrngham valley and they are
no" at Four Brooks Farms for the sum
mer.
at Bar Harbor
Bar Uarbor welcomed the season OF
1917 with the very brightest prospects for
very gay summer. The ban Is still an
automobiles and the horse is king He
VIII ascend his throne about the third
week In August, which probably will be
selected for the horse chow week the
brightest social period OF the summer.
Tor everybody has guests and is enter
tanning. Among the new exhibitors at
Inc show this year will be Mr.. Otto II.
kahn OF New York. n member OF the
firm OF Kuhn. Loeb g. Co. who has a
number OF blue rlbboners In his stables
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
Million Dollars in Presents for Bride
MARGARET PEYsTER
lions. dramatic fetes and social even
and infnitum
Where They Spend Summer.
BY MARGARET WATTS I

lions. dramatic fetes and social events
and infinitum '"'f
Where They Spend Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goelet will spend
INC season at Newport Mrs Goelet's S
Bister,, Mrs. Craig Biddlc of Philadelphia.
VIII also spend the season there
That Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cary Rum.
seS are enjoying their honeymoon at Mr.
harry Payne Whitney's nest on October
mountain is shown by their decision to
remain longer on the preserve They are
out with their ponies or walking every
day, and Mrs. Rumsey has had remark
able luck trout fishing, She is said to
have landed one Weighing two pounds
Mrs Rumsey was formerly Miss Mary
hartman.
Looking Loyeliest Now.
Bathed in sunshine and swept by ocean
preezes. Narrayansett Pier is looking, her
l3yehest Just now. This Is realized by
an VINO go TO Narragansett at the be-
ginning OF the season. when the pic
turesque and beautiful country round
aoout Is In all the glory OF early summer
and the fields and roadsices arc blossom
ing with the wild flowers which abound
in the Narragansett country. For those
VINO love the ocean Narragansett stands
alone. with its fine hotels and maGnif-
cent bathing beach, its exclusive country
club and polo field and Its handsome
casino.
Long Polo Season.
Polo enthusiasts will welcome the an
nouncement that the Pier will have the
longest polo season it has ever had 1t
extends for six weeks. Thirty-sevcn
games are provided for, including the
famous English team. The junior cham
pionship VIII be from July % to July 80
and the senior championship from Au-
gust : to G. Among tho teams scheduled
10 play arc Meadow Brook. Point Judith.
New Haven, the English team, Wan
derers. Burlingames. Philadelphia My
opia, Bryn Mawr. Dedham. Rockaway and
treeoooters, pony show will be given
on August IL and the gymlehana events
aud women s sports will take place Au-
gust 26. \ new polo field has been
space of fifteen or twenty yards wide
separates the two, the new one being
five feet lower than the old one. The
new field. 1t is said. will afford the best
playing surface to be found in this coun
try. IT is 900 feet in length and 400 feet
In width. It is as level as a floor and
carpetcd with the greenest grass. For
the first time in America a polo manager
has been engaged in the person Of F,
A. Gill. formerly manager of the Rane-
lagh grounds In England. Mr.. Gill will
devote his time 10 the management OF the
games and arranging special matches.
Fine Turf Courts.
Over at The tennis grounds hard by,
lawn mowers and steam rollers have put
the twelve turf courts in perfect condi-
ton. while the golf course with its pic
turesque setting OF distant woods and
ocean. Is an ideal spot for lovers of out
door sports. The old colonial clubhouse
100, has been redecoratcd and renovated
in anticipation of social events of every
character
Randolph-Fell Wedding.
Miss Dorothy Randolph and John r.
Fell will he married on Monday at the
cottage OF the brides father at Narragan-
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= wire 10 The Tribune.
p hr ,,, Work.. July 2.-Amons The MIL
NJ" rs, worth of presents to Miss
~ %s,,oS Carter and Viscount Acheson'
pn''' arc being placed in the London
c. san" Of the young couple at No. 10
rs''." street arc some which point
o'"' undesirable condition among the
% ;" - rich and fashionable society.
. gonen ,no Gifts TO Miss Carter, or Lady
AroDs shc Is now, weIe number OF
0rieI. articles, cigarette cases, cigar
Eeab"oI boIders, ash trays and receptacles
/ f,is and cigars Indeed, every young
ei P'Tn fashionable society is now the
4 lide ~ ~ every article used by the in
rcipc so,oker They are usually
v,leInns,, of cold and jewclcd. and some Of
,pus ore quite ornamental. Bul aside
lns~ ,bp beauty of the articlcs, there is
tEn ni crewsomeness attached TO such
. rs e when they arc considered with
fnss nr5e Fortunately, in Miss Car
vans the cigarette holders and other
gs are not needed. FOR she IS one OF
nhss go few young women In society who
y, ~, smoke. When she was 16 years
tns - father, Mr.. Ridgcley Carter. gave
~ * Essoo II She would not smoke until she
el,s~sd pr Sd the age OF is. Lady Carter is
1hnsq - and one of her proudest boasts
~, ps, she has not attained the cigarette
sM She may well be proud of this
.Ds sas" rbcn we consider that she is living
.noug girls who first smoked because
ss.s xss Considered fashionable and smart.
y, Ubo found out later that they could
~ stop whether they desired 10 or not,
cmsade Against Cigarette Smoking.
Il this connection I wish to mention
ssne Miss Lucy Page CASTOR OF Chi
son Is In this city preparing for a cru
sSs against cigarette smoking among
~ young girl students OF the fashion,
~, yomens colleges, Miss CASTOR will
este a tour OF Wellesley; Smith. Vassar.
RIM Mawr and other fashionable schools
an women In the fall. delivering lee
,v,s< upon the evils of cigarette smoking
Ms CASTOR declares that the evil has
-,orn 10 an alarming extent in the
ss.sools and that many teachers have CONF
,;,Insd OF the effect upon the young
Temen.
Fashionables Desert Gotham.
New York is in the midst of the hot
s,son now and it is completely deserted
M fashlonables. Every person with suf-
6fJept money and leisure leaves Manhat-
su 10 the summer, for IL is an extremely
uncomfortablc place. The extreme hu-
"a by the stone buildings. the as
halted streets and the narrow thor
c1rhiares make New York a good place
10 get away from in summer New
Yoscrs consequently have fled TO LenoX.
Newport. Bar Harbor. Breton Woods.
Hot Springs, Atlantic City. Narraeansett
pjer. Beverly and other places. The de-
jtlous coolness OF the Thousand islands
ma the ST. Lawrence has taken its toll
from the great city's population.
At Narragansett Pier.
4, r,rranopcatt lpior iIe panfo, o(
sal life is at the Casino. where men and
women from many cities and from the old
hrd minglo in vanity fair. The Casino
ras opened today. and q grand ball was
dypn tonight. This will usher In IA
round OF dances, dinners, bridge func-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
Hay Fever and Asthma

Bring discomfort and misery to many
people, but Foley's Honey and Tar
gives ease and comfort to the suffer
ing ones. 1t relieves the congestion In
the head and throat and is soothing and
healing, None genuine but Foley 8
Honey and Tar in the yellow package
johnson Drugs; five stores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
JULY 4TH EXCURSIONS
Via D. & r. q. R. r.

One single fare for the round trip
between ali stations in Utah. On sale
July 2, 3 and 4, good until July 6 re-
turning. Phone .Ia Bel oEnst;aT ExsRa;nge D. Ind
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
Good News for Y ou Every Shopping Day Next Week!

Toilet goods perfumes, brushes, powders,
soaps, stationery and everything cut to a con-
vincng point. Come, then, you a05U better appre-
ciate the u1,usuat vGtues.
Below regular selling prices-when fact, how
much it means! You will realize it in Mems Fur
nishngs
Oxfords shoes, sippers-they too, lower
even than in former sales.
Hosiery and underwear for women and children
Come. The prices will delight you.
Muslin underwear, house dresses, kimonos IT.
resstible prices and every article one of quality
Carpets, rugs, draperes-values better than
any sale you ever attended. Such special prices
are in force but once year.
In the Bargain Department floor below. Here
are assembled the cheaper things from all depart
ments. Every customer who attends the sale
should visit this section What friends these extra
cut prices will make!
Furniture, pictures-so many useful things.
Closing them out-the stocks have done their duty
now the benefit of reduced prices is yours.
Little house furnishings kitchen utensils and so
on. Lay in a stock while the prices are unusual.
You know the character of stocks the reliability of
the store Every statement bears the of truth The
has ended No goods carried Now it is
Sell them And disappointment would reflect the store
So careful-very careful disappoint youl
Watch Tuesdays papers for items and prices Watch
Monday papers. Watch the papers all week. |
little late for millinery, but sailors in vogue-and
summer hats.
The department has closed its eyes to cost. A
visjt aviW prove 1T.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
EXCURSIONS EAST
Via Oregon Short Line.

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Proportionately low rates to other
points
and September IA. 80. Limit, October
81, For further particulars sec agents.
City ticket Office, l56 Main street.