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Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
A RECORD WANT AID
SOLD Al GOOD HOUSE

From Thursdays Daily.
A Record Want Ad will not always
sell house.
If 1t would we could sell all the
space we have at a dollar line.
But Record Want Ad will often
sell house of farm
Last week Record Want Ad sold a
$500 house belonging to H. ]. Marsh
Mr.. and Mrs Marsh will tell you %.
In this case the Ad cost Mr.. Marsh
exactly s4.so-a four line Ad. rs days.
The secret Of this success In this
the house was a real bargain. and the
ad told enough about 1t to attract a
buyer. And IL was run continuously.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
j. S. BOWLBY WILL RECEIVE TWO z
HUNDRED DOLLARS BACK PAY
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Notice was received by J. S. Bowiby
yesterday from the auditor Of the war
department at Washington. d. C. that
he was entitled TO the sum of $500 In
back pay for services rendered the
government as a soldier In the Union
army more than a generation ago. For
several years Mr.. Bowlby has been en-
deavoring to obtain the bounty due
him for re-lnlistment in the army In
1854 and for certain perquisi,es which
was coming to him ht the time OF his
promotion to iieuteeancy. but which
he neglected at the time; amounting
70 something like $3.50. Although just
ly entitled to the money Mr.. Bowloy
regarded his chances OF getting II as
somewhat remote owing to the long
period that has intervened since the
civil war and the difficulties OF furn-
ishing the necessary proof to establish
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
LEFT TODAY FOR TWIN LAKES

From Thursdays Daily
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Armstrong and
daughter Miss Ferne. left on No.
this afternoon for Granite. Colorado,
where they viii visit friends for a
while. later Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong
will go to Twin Lakes for months
fishing and recreation outing. Miss
Ferne Armstrong will visit friends in
Beuna Vista.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
OF CEO[-
OC|STS IN GRAPE
CREEK CANON

From Thursdays Daily.
A party Of nine geologists have been
In camp in Grape Creek Canon about
q mile from the outlet of the creek in
TO the Arkansas river. They are camp
ed in a comfortable place on a bank
above the creek and are well fxed for
camp life which they are enjoying as
only fasteners can do in this, a new
country to them.
Mr.. ]. p. Cooney. professor Of chem
tstry in the St. Louis (Mo.) Universi-
ty Medical school is at the head Of the
party. John L. Shannon. professor Of
physics in the st. Louis university;
Charles Cloud, also professor OF ply
sizes in the st. Louis university; Theo-
dore ]. Schultz, professor Of mathe-
matics in the st. Louis university; Joe
wilcewski, professor OF physics In the
St Ignactius College Of Chicago; Al
phonse Schwitalla, professor of ply
sizes of ST. Xaviers' college at Cincin-
natl, Ohio; Vincent T. Jenneman, pro-
fessor of physics at the Sacred Heart
College at Prairie du CHEN. Wiscon-
sin; Hugo F. Stoctemeyer, professor
IN the Marquette university of Milwau-
kee, Wisconsin; w. P. Agnew, profess
sor of physics in the st. Mary's college
at St Mary's. Kansas.
The geological survey party is sent
out by the st. Louis (Mo) University
and these professors are all former
students and graduates Of the latter
university. They are collecting geol-
ogy specimens from the mountains and
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28

II it had run only ten days 1t would,
not have sold the house. 1t was the
23d time that did the business.
Another time a Record Want Ad
costing s5 cents sold $4,000 proper
U-that's the best we have ever
known. but many Record Want Ads
have sold many places.
Perhaps the best way to sell house
is to list you property exclusively with
a live red estate man. who will prom
Use to advertise 1t specially.
But the next best way IL to run the
advertisement yourself in The Rec
ord Want Column.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
WILL TOUR NORTH
WEST ON MO-
TORCYCLE
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Fred Van Law OF Florence left that
city yesterday afternoon for an ex-
tended trip to the northwest and CAL
ifornia. He viii make the entire trip
by motorcycle. travelling as the spirit
moves him. His route will be through
Cheyenne, Salt Lake City. and thence
10 Portland. Oregon. and other cities
OF the northwest. He will remain in
Salt Lake two weeks. He expects to
be away for about a year. The ma
chine that Will carry the young man
is Thor Nv. and is said TO be one
OF the best ON the market Mr.. Van
Law has been motoreyclist for a
number OF years and has ridden a
greater number OF miles in this man
ner than any other person in this sec.
ton Of the state. consequently the
long trip has no terrors for him.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
GARRETT CAUGHT
COYOTE IN A
STEEL TRAP
From Fridays Daily.

From fridays Daily.
ID. VI Garrett. who lives on the N.
y. Converse place in Fruitmere. last
night caught a coyote in steel trap
in the orchard. Immediately back of
his residence. The coyote in question
had killed about 80 chickens for Mr..
Garrett and he determined to put a
stop to its depredations. He set two
traps close together and baited them
so skillfully as to catch the offender
by both front and hind foot Mr..
Garrett was told by his neighbors thas
1, would be impossible for him to trap
a coyote on account OF the natural
cunning Of the animal, but he was
quite sure OF success as he had cap
tured a large number of fox in that
way in the Eastern state
II you nave anything TO sell or rent
place a want nd In the Record
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
APPOINTED DELEGATES TO
CONSERVATION CohGRESS
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
The county commissioners have ap-
pointed Dali DeWeese of this city and
Colonel John Q. Macdonald Of Flor
ence as delegates to the meeting Of
the Second National Conservation con-
gress, TO be held in st. Paul. Minneso-
ia, September 9th 10 9Th inclusive.
Ex-President Roosevelt and other men
of international repute will be present
and address the congress.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
CONGREGATION SOCIAL
Ar the U. P. ChUhCH
From Fridays Daily.

rTom friday Dally
The congregation OF the United
Presbyterian church held social on
the lawn of the parsonage last evening
in honor of the many new members
who have been received into the con-
gregation during the last few months
The Ladies Missionary society OF the
church had the entertaining in charge
There were about fifty or sixty
present, all taking part In games and
singing. Solos were sung and read
ings were given. making II in all n
very pleasant evening spent for the
members. Refreshments in the form
OF ice cream and cake were served
which everyone enjoyed most heartily.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
DIED AT THE HOSPITAL THIS
MORNING FROM TYPHOID FEVER

From Thursdays Daily.
Henry LaFlora died at DIR. Goodloe's
hospital here at 11:25 this morning
from typhoid fever, after an illness of
a couple of weeks duration. Deceas-
ed was native of Iowa and came to
Canon City nine years ago from Max
well in that state, for the benefit OF
his health, he having been afflicted
for some time previously with lung
trouble. For several years after COM
ing here Mr.. Flora was engaged in
the hack business in order that he
might be out OF doors as much as pos
sible. line of employment that mat
erially added to his strength and vi
tality. He was financially well-to-do
and for long time has not been ac-
tive in any line of work. A week ago
last Saturday he was stricken down
with typhoid fever and was soon af-
terwards removed to the hospital that
he might receive the best possible
care and attention, but ali to no pur-
pose as the disease had fastened itself
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
Foley
kidney
Pills
What They win Do for Won

What They Will Do for You
They will cure your backache,
strengthen your kidneys. cor.
rect urinary Irregularities, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre-
vent Bright's Disease and Dia-
bates, and restore health and
strength Refuse substituses
nITOMHLL 4 RGBERs.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
as Life worth SAVING

Mrs. Mollie McRaney. Prentiss. Miss.
writes that she had a severe case OF
kidney and bladded trouble. and that
four bottles OF Foley's Kidney Rem
edy cured her sound and we'll. She
closes her letter by saying. Il heart
lily recommend Foley's Kidney Rene
dy 10 any sufferer OF kidney disease
II saved my llfe." Mitchell a Egbtrs.
Palace Drug Store
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
A Wbetehed Mistake

to endure the itching. painful distress
of Piles. There's no need to. Listen:
81 suffered much from Piles" writes
Will A. Marsh, OF Silver City. ". c..
"till 1 got box Of Bucklin's Arnica
Salve. and was soon cured" Burns,
Boils. Ulcers, Fever. Sores, Eczema.
Cuts, Chapped Hands. Chiiblains van
ish before II. Twenty-Five cents at
Hunter Palmer's.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28

upon him in such a manner as to
render futile all human aid. He ap-
peared to be considerably better at
500 O'Clock last night and his wife
left the hospital at that hour greatly
encouraged over the prospect OF his
recovery. Later in the night the symp-
toms were less favorable and from
that time until the end came this
morning his decline was rapid.
Mr.. Flora was married in Iowa and
leaves a widow. but no family He
was of a quiet. unassuming demeanor
and was well-liked by all who knew
him. Although not a churchman in
the usual acceptance OF the term he
was an attendant upon religious wor-
ship, preferring the Methodist faith.
He was about Sc years OF age and
leaves many friends in Iowa, as well
as in Canon City. to mourn his death.
The remains will be taken to Elkhart,
Iowa, for burial.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. 70. A. Piercy and fami-
ly left yesterday for Missouri where
they expect to make their home.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28

his claim Investigation by the off1-
ciAls Of the war department. however.
convinced them that Mr.. Bowiby's ap-
piication was entirely proper and that
he ought 10 be given the oompenss-
ton asked for and the auditors let
ter yesterday was the result The
amount was little In excess of what
Mr. Bowlby had anticipated IL would
be. but will be none the less accept
able on that account. Mr.. Bowiby
rendered his services to the govern :
ment when the war broke ou, and was
enrolled as private In Company C.
42d Ohio Volunteer Infantry. q COM
mane in which he re-iniisted in 1854
to serve until the close OF hostfiities.
james A. Garfield. who afterwards be-,
came president Of the United States.
was the nrst colonel OF Mr.. Bowiby's
regiment
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28

II you nave anything TO sell or rem
place a want nd in the Record.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-26
NEW BOOKS ADDED
TO LIBRARY

The following twenty-seven volumes
will be added to the public library
Monday morning:
miscellaneous
Baedeker-Great Britain.
Baedeker-London.
Baedeker-Greece.
Baedeker-Northern Germany.
Baedeker-Southern Germany.
ostwick-American Public Library.
Century Book OF Facts (reference).
mating Current Machine Design.
Foster-Functfon OF Religion.
Hall-Fertilizers and Manures.
JaCOby-Structura Details.
Mcclure, Ed.-Lincoln's Yarns and
Stories.
Noyes-Enchanted Island.
ThOmas-German Anthology.
Upward-The New Word.
Fiction.
Clegg-Joan of the Hills.
Forman-Bianca's Daughter.
king-Wild Olive.
Lynde-Taming OF Red Butte West
Montgomery - Kilmeny Of the
Sewell-Marriage Of Theodore
ChiIdren's Books.
BrOoks-Prue at School.
Burnham-F1utterfly.
Dimock--Dick in the Everglades.
Douglas-Helen Grant in College
Peary-Snowland Folk.
Warman-Story OF the Railroad.
--@-e->
Bathing at saltair never better.
Insurance against demonstrating
at Saltair now at best.
MOntgomery's big band. Saltair to-
cay; concerts afternoon and evening.
Band concerts. Saltair. today.
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WIIIARn

Especial 20 The Herald Republican,
willard. June 25.-Joseph Carbon and
Miss lydia Woods, both popular young
people OF this place. were married our
fur the week. they will go 20 RiEby.
do where they will make their home
Mr.. and Mrs. william p Morgan have
gone TO Malad. Ida. where they VIII
spend a few weeks.
Miss Amber Hampson OF Brigham
was visiting with friends here during
the week.
David Ward has returned from salt
Lake where he has been working ior
the past few weeks
AZ and Mrs. William Lowe have re-
turned from Nalad. Ida, where they
went TO attend the wedding OF their
aca. Joel who was married 10 MISS
Jones Of Malad-
Ar and Mrs. Henry Baird OF salt
lake were visiting with relatives here
during the week.
George II. Lowe has returned home
from Ann Arbor. Mich. where he has
been the past winter studying law.
Mr.. and Mrs Farley Pierson OF Ply
mouth. Utah. were visiting with rela-
tivcs and friends here during the week
Air. and Mrs Daniel Zundle were Wis
ftire in Brigham during the week.
Mrs. Hyrum Hubbard has returned
20 her home IN oregon after spending a
few DAYS with relatives here
Among the Ogden people here dur
ing the week were Joseph West J. W
Bailey. NJ. s. Browning and Jane Tay-
Tor.
willard people IN ogden were jessie
Rock r.. ~ Morgan, Leslie BrunlSer and
Tueeun Dial
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accompanied by Mr.. Barnard's moth
err who VIII visit here for few days:
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frank returned
Monday from a few days visit in Pay
son.
Mrs. J. w. Green visited during the
week with Spanish Fork and Provo
friends.
Mrs. c. G Griggs spent Monday and
Tuesday visiting friends in salt Lake
Mrs. John Tischner returned Monday
from Salt Lake
Mrs. Henry Runnells and Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Runnells returned Mon
day from a fishing trip at Goshen
Mrs. James Murphy returned TO salt
Lake Monday after visit with her
mother. Mrs. Hanley, and with her SIS
ter, Mrs. Dennis Harrington
Among the Tintic people who went
to Salt Lake to attend the funeral OF
the late Richard Chope were; Mrs.
Margaret Shea and son. John Shea. Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Treloar. Thomas Ire
coming. Robert COwan and William
Hodges. Deceased was member of
Robinson lodge OF Odd Fellows
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tertained Mrs. Bert Manhart and Miss
Aggie Sullivan OF Salt Lake this week.
Mrs. Eb Rozelle, mother OF Frank r.
Rozelle Of Knightville, returned to her
home in Maitland. No, this week.
{ Mrs. G. V. Wheeler Of Salt Lake was
the guest this week of Mr. and Mrs
Gus J. Henroid.
yer City visited friends in Eureka We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Harry Howell was called to Ne
vada this week by the Illness OF her
sister. Mrs. Bryan Whitmore.
Mr.. and Mrs MILFORD I. Holloway
returned Saturday evening from Provo.
Mrs. Belle McAdams Is entertaining
her sister-in-law. Mrs. Osborne Of Salt
Mr.. and Mrs. June McCune are Wis
itinE friends and relatives in Nernal
The Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ.
+. church met Thursday at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. W. J. Tregoning.
Mrs. John T Ivey OF Provo is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Bunneu
Miss Mabel LOcknOur Of salt Lake
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Lowe.
Mr.. and Mrs John Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. John Youngstrom spent last
Sunday fishing at Utah lake.
Gus A. FRANKIE returned Wednesday
| from Salt Lake.
Mrs. Rebecca Hardman. after visit
ing the family OF her son. J. W. En-
/ bletOn. has returned to her home in
Logan.
I W. f. Evans returned Sunday even
I ing from Salt Lake.
I Mrs NJ. II. Daley returned Saturday
evening from a visit with relatives
I in Payson.
James Crooks has returned after Wis
ltlng In Bingham Canyon and Park
| City.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. W d. Myers returned
i last Monday evening. Since leaving
Eureka last February they haze been
visiting in California
] Mrs. Isaac Barnard returned Mon
day after a few days visit in salt Lake,
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lsnecLa1torhc- D HIer8Itd.-Rennhl.

Especial 70 II nc tcrAlQ Ike uDllCan-}
paysOn. June 25-Melviu Wilson.
Nolmor Nchckcr and William Pickering
returned Tuesday. after a few days
fishing trip I'm the canyon.
Miss Edith Shcrmer, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL. Shermer. and
Edward McFaddcn Of Helper were
married Monday noon. the Rev. II. ].
Talbot OF salt Lake performing the
ceremony. The young couple left the
same afternoon for Kansas City. After
returning they win reside at Helper.
Miss Ruby and Miss Delphla SimOns
came down from Lchi saturday even
ing and remained until Monday morn
Mrs Margaret Liddle Is visiting with
her daughter. Mrs. ]. III. Schramm. at
Thistle Junction.
evening at the home OF Nr. and Mrs.
John Tanner. IN compliment TO their
daughter. Goldia. whose marriage took
place Wednesday 20 Willis Wtgnall.
About forty quests were present. An
elaborate wedding supper was served.
Many beautiful and useful presents
were received. Mr.. and Mrs Wignall
viii reside NJ Payson.
Miss Rhea and Miss Matte SimOns
are home from salt lake. where they
they have been az school during the
winter.
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage OF Miss Mabel Steiner and
GEORGE Green. the wedding 20 take
place July 4. at salt Lake.
Mrs Mary Ellsworth has returned.
after n visit with friends at Franklin,
Ida.
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Prices on Wash Goods haze
been clipped, thus:

35c Linen Crashes, 25c.
Linen colored crash for
outing and canyon wear. &c
inches wide. 30c and 35c
values.
35c Irish Poplins, 25c.
Best grade of genuine
Irish poplin. Firm, soft
fabric, highly mercerized.
Broken color assortment.
45c English Madras, 24c.
Imported French ging-
hams and English madras
in a splendid assortment of
checks, stripes and plaids.
80 inches. 35c and 45c val
ues.
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MfGn's' SIPS and no
$3.50 Dresses COO

100000 native trout eggs. These will
be planted in the fisheries OF Murray
and Springville. II IS reported that
both OF these hatcheries now have $50
young fish which will be feeding IN
few days. These viii be planted in
the streams OF the state in September
Mr. Chambers returned with the story
that the greatest fishing In the state
would be found at Seven Mile creek
after July I. This creek has been
closed for a number OF years. and will
be officially opened on July /. Seven
Mile creek lies about seven miles from
Fish Lake and 80 miles from Rich
field.
while standing on the edge OF the
stream Friday" said Mr.. Chambers. L
threw a grasshopper into the stream
As soon as Il struck the water. there
were about a dozen fish after it. I
believe that I could have secured the
limit in one hole in less than a half
hour The fishermen from all over the
state are reporting good fishing"
When asked concerning the number
OF arrests which had been made for
Illegal fishing, he said: we are hav-
ing less thouble this year than ever
before. We have had some reports OF
dynamiting. but when these have been
followed up. we have found that there
was nothing to them. So far. this has
been the banner year for both the fish
commissioners and the fishermen"
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oline Dusher OF Logan were Joined In
marriage last Wednesday in Salt Lake
City. They viii make their home In
Logan
turned after a few days visit In Salt
Lake City.
Leo Pendleton Of this city and Miss
Matilda Keller Of Payson were coined
in marriage Thursday in salt Lake
city. They will shortly return 20 Gu
reka 20 live.
Mrs James Morgan and son Walter.
who have been visiting on the coast
for several months, returned Wecnes-
day forenoon TO Eureka.
a party OF young people rode over
TO North Tintic and round the noun
tain on the old Sioux road last Sun
day and enjoyed n pleasant outing. The
party included Misses Matte Rankin,
Myrtle Homer. Rosetta Robinson, Jen-
ME Robinson. Joseph Hannitin, william
MOeller. Frank Cook and Frank Thiel.
Harry Torrance
Mrs. Dr. HarveiIle Of Robinson enter
tafned Tuesday at cards Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs d 4 Depue.
Mrs b IA. Cornish. Mrs. T. J. Comera-
DR.. and Mrs. Steele Bailey, jr. and
Mrs Clay Of Kentucky.
Mrs Van Nalkcnburg OF Salt Lake
City. who has been visiting Mrs NJ.
II. Daley in Knightviile. has returned
Mrs. J. Il. Higginson OF Knightsville.
and her daughters. Mildred and Car
rife. are guests OF relatives in spanish
Fork.
Miss Anna Crandall OF salt Lake
is the guest OF the family OF her broth
er. NJ. l. Crandall. jr.
Mrs. May Wellman returned to her
home IN salt Lake Wednesday after
visit with friends In Knightville-
Mrs. Nephi Stewart was called 20
Payson this week by the Illness OF her
father. Bishop Tanner.
Miss Cecilia Mccarthy went to salt
Lake wednesday 10 visit for a few
DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edgeworth en-
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lsnecLal Q. me HeraId-RepubIIean.l

Especial to The Herald-Rcpublcan-)
SaIiua. June 25.-The many friends
Of Miss Scrfnda JOrEcnscn OF Salina VIII
Dc pleasantly surprised tO.lcarn OF her
approaching marriage 90 June SeeE-
miller Of Richfield- The marriage VIII
take place next week
Miss Mary Ann Caste OF Salina Is
AZ Monroe this week. n guest at the
home 81 nfr. and Mrs Alma Magleby-
Miss Ada Nelson returned during the
week from ogden where she has spent
the past winter.
Dr. q. r. West went TO Salt Lake
during the early part OF the week 20
a-e her sister. Mrs. kesler.
a. y. Lund and family are at Mon
roe this week on business and pleasure
combined.
Misses Ruth GottfrcdsOn and Rhoda
Humphrey and Joseph a. Anderson LETT
sunday for salt Lake. where they VIII
attend summer school
THO Misses Elliott and Sauer. school
teachers Of Salina. have left TO spend
their summer vacation. Miss Elliott
went 20 Franklin. Ida, and Miss Sauer
fn F1wfn. Utah.
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State Society
SPRINGNIIIE.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
sprinr-vfiie June 25.-Mr. and Mrs.
---mmett Dalton OF salt Lake are visit
In Mrs. Delton'c parents, MT ana MIS-
sseftrWe Hyde. this week
1he dancing party given at the the
atre on Thursday was vel attended
Or. and Mrs Hughes Of Provo. were
IN town Tuesday 70 attend the wea-
ding Of Miss Yea Royianco and William
Nr. ana Mrs. Robert Mendenhall were
guests Of their daughter Irene Jensen
Ar ana Mrs. Dell Wood have gone 90
Denver for n months visit
Mrs. +. o Leonard has gone 70 hes
old home in New York state 20 spend
mo SUMMER with her parents.
Airs. Austin R0ylance and Mrs. Saran
Carter are spending two weeks In Rex
Nirs. Georgia Clark has returned from
California. where she has spent the
Miss Floss Harmer is spending the
week al ogden with her sister.
Mrs. Viola ROylance gave very
elaborate reception at her new home on
Tuordav IN honor OF the marriage OF
her daughter. Yea. 70 william belBhle
AIi@s Elizabeth Thorpe OF the Hun
rorford academy has gone east Tor n
a. and Mrs. Conner Phillips gave
n pretty wedding reception last We'd
ncsday on the occasion Of their daug n
ter Ruth's marriage TO Marvin Lamp
son.
j. william Mendenhau OF Mapleton.
and Miss Elsa Nelson Of Cedar CITY
were married Last wednesday IN the
81 George temple. -
Lewis ClcgE and Miss Cora Bird OF
Nfaudcton were married in the salt Lake
frmnlc last week and were given re-
certion at the home Of che brides par
euts. Mr. and Mrs Roswell Bird. on
Friday.
Miss Emma DouEaii came down from
Salt Lake. where she IS attending sum :
NOR school 20 attend the wedding OF
Miss Yea Kov1luce.
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15c White Goods, 10c.

15c White Goods, 10c.
Sheer white lawns In neat
check and stripe effects. q
in. wide.
45c Madras, 29c.
Crisp white madras In
fetching designs for waists.
q in. wide. 35c and 45c
grades.
White French Lawns, 39c.
Filmy white lawn, ex-
tremely wide. 40 inches.
Though an extra good SOC
quality, price is clipped to
39c.