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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
STRONG INTERESTS ARE
BACK OF WETTLAUFER

The following statement about the
Wettlaufer property has been received out
west:
AZ a meeting OF the Wcttlaurcr Lor-
rain Silver Mines, Limited, held last week
Messrs Henry LoClthaTt, Jr w. Is.
Thompson, Fred iellmann and Dayld ,1nl'1
Fasken. representing interests identihed
with the Mines Finance company. were
elected directors OF the company. The Of
liccrs and directors are now as follows
Henry Lockhart Jr., president: julius
a. Lcwisohn. vice president, Julius II,
Suhmann. secretary and treasurer; w. Is.
Thompson. Fred IIellmann, S. 5: Roscn-
stamm, William NJ. Douglas. Theo. J..
Hermann and David FaSlten.
The Wettlaufer is the most important
silver property in Ontario outside of the
Cobalt camp. and is situated about TWEEN
~ miles south OF Cobalt During the last
few years this property has been quietly
developed 10 a depth of 300 feet. The
Lewisohns took over the management IN
the spring of 1910. But little stopping has
been done, the ore taken out in the de-
velopmeut having paid for all work, in
Guiding the dividends thus far distributed,
Messrs. LeGg&tt & Hcllmann. engineers
for the Mines Finance company In re-
port dated April /. 1911. estimate net
profit OF S930.000 in the mine which,
with the ore on the dumps and cash on
hand. brings tho total net profit of ST.
050.00O Since the above estimate was
made developments al various points in
the mine have been favorable. particu-
larly In a Wine which is being sunk
from the fourth level where at about 600
feet from the surface the manager re-
ports the vein 10 be eight inches wide
and To ASSAY 5000 ounces in silver
Associated with the Mines Finance COM
pany in the purchase of Wcttlaufcr are
several influential London and New York
interests The Wcttlaufer is capitalized
at I.500. 900 shares Of the par value Of
81 each. Of which l.il6,590 shares have
been issued.
b. TN. com rauy Maid Ifc initial nI,o riNriN-
dividend of y per cent regular. with a y
per cent extra dividend March II. 1911.
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INCORPORATE If YOU
WANT TO SELL MINES

Without mentioning names IL is inter.
eslnG 10 note what effect the tncorpora.
tIon of a mining company nearly always
has on tho value OF the ground. There
is one proposition Incorporated not very
long ago upon which the owners could
not secure a dollars worth OF support
from any one until the company was
formed and the treasury stock offered for
sale.
The same people who refused 10 buy
a third interest. for instance. on a total
property valuation OF 10000, since have
purchased some Of the stock at 10 cents
or thcrca bouts per share. which means
that the property is now valued at Sl0O,
600 although not an Inch more Of work
has heen done nor "A step taken TO dem
onstrate the merits OF the territory aside
from the hero fact Of Incorporating for
1000. 600 shares.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
LOCAL PEOPLE GET
IMPORTANT LEASE
Have Block of Territory Along
Trend of AdamsOn.Turner
Vein.

II was learned on Friday that lease
had been secured and work started on
portion Of the famous Ada amson Turner
property in Humboldt county New. by
the Salt Lake Winnemucca company.
This is an organization Of Salt Lake min
ing men who were given first pick on
the leases Of This property. and the block
OF ground In nc operated IL located about
90n feet north OF the Ada Hson Turner
shaft and on the trend Of the gold vein
which has produced some remarkably
high grade yellow metal ore.
The Salt Lake -Winnemucca COMPANY
is composed of T. n. Turner. j. 2. Turner
ana associa tes. and they have lei q. CON
tract for 100 foot tunnel TO get IN under
the outCrop. Work will he pushed ahead
vigorously until the block is. thoroughly
prospccted for ore,
Word is expected at any tsmc in regard
10 thc new Adamson Turner tunnel
which viii be about 200 feet long.
Progress is heing made at the rate of
seven feel daily. and the vein is not far
ahead of the present face. This prop
crty has proved 10 be one OF the senss =
tion points OF the year in the SaGebrush
state and The owners arc continually be
sicSed for far more leases than they can
supply.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
BELMONT IS To
Be DEVELOPED
T0nOpab Interests to Drive
Deep in Goldfield for Rich
Ores.
GROUND LOCATED
IN NORTHERN END
In Early Day Leasers We're
Fortunate in Their Work
on Property.
Special 70 The Tribune.

Special 70 The Tribune.
GOLDFIELD. New. MAY Io.-on the
property OF The Goldheld Belmont COM
Dany development Is now in progress on
company account in the main shaft north
of the Black Butte. The crosscut on the
300 foot level is bcine driven TO open the
down ward extension on the vein from
which lessecs took a large tonnage OF
excellent ote on upper levels more than
a year ago. In A winzc sunk from the
l5o-foot level some rich ore mined
and assays were obtained running s high
as $500 per ton, hut this ore was opened
only short time before the lease en-
pired by limitation and the ore shipped
by the Burke lessees came chiefly from
above the 100-foot level Later. tho work
ngs were leased 10 local mining men.
who repaired the deeper workings. driv-
the 300 lcveI. but their funds became eN-
hausted and they were forced to sur
render the lease.
The Belmont is the most northerv
point i'm the Goldfeld district al which
pay orc has ever been found and the
companys s operations arc being watched
with the greatest interest. The property
is controlled by the men who are al the
head OF the Tonopah Belmont and il is
said that they have planned an elaborate
system OF development for this ground
Tho electric wires arc strung to the prop
erty for power and light and the plant
Includes a compressor with power drills,
an electric hoist and small crusher with
facilities for assaying and making tests
of the ore in larger quantity than is pos
sible at most OF the mines OF the coun
try. y considerable quantity of Sl00 orc
or better has been shipped from the up
per workings by essees.
The suspension of work on the yellow
Tiger is believed 10 he only temporary,
although nothing official has been an
nounced by the management in this
gard. \ short time ago George Cam
pion. a brother OF John IL, Campion, the
Colorado millionaire mining man who is
at The head of the company. visited and
inspected tho property and intimatod that
operations would he carried on continu-
ously and that the scope OF work would
probably be materially inc cressed. or late
only two or three mon have been en-
ployed underground but ii is known that
the showing on the I00-foot level has been
most encouraging and the conviction Ia s
prevailed among mining men and enEi-
neers familiar with the property that the
yellow Tiger is destined to make mine
OF first Importance. Reports Of the ces-
sation OF work caused the stock 10 sell
off 10 cents and some OF those who arc
usually we'll Informed are known 10 have
been seeking blocks OF il at anywhere
near that figure.
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As is well known. all this effort failed
10 bring the desired results and the
company is up against The big problem
of where future effort should he cen
this point it. is likely that nothing will
bc stated FOR publication, hut many be-
lovc thai tho virgin territory To The
north and west OF the old workings VIII
he developed as recommended by SUI
periniendenl Coffin I'm the last report. 1lc
closed his report in The following terms:
II suggest that the stockholders. as
VOL as In" directors consult the maps
ot The companyS territory, and note par
ti"uisrly tho large area north and west
ri The shaft that has not been explored.
On The north is the old Mammoth. The
ground of our company extends across
Mammoth CuCh or hollow. II is n con-
viciion i'm the minds OF those most IA
maliar with the orc bodies of the Tin
tic district That The large deposits OF ore
lay In The troUShs or Swdils made by
The cuichcs. II is known that one of our
neicbbors or tho north is driving south
the largest ore bodies ever opened in This
district The shock Of the shots cN
pIodod in this orc body is distinctly felt
on The surface within stones throw
or our line. have been most anxious
10 push tho drifts on several levels into
this territory Owing to lack OF funds.
your management decided 10 postpone
this work bu, | advise that 1t should he
started soon practicable,
Stockholders win he notified immedi
aIely ~ the recent change in capitaliza
ton OF the COMPANY. and OF the details
Of the exchange Of ono share OF old
stock Tor three shares of the new All
stockholders Of record on July ! next
Will be entitled Ia the now certificates.
tho exchange 10 be made soon after
this date as possible. The office force
~ the company. under Secretary A.
Reeves, is busy preparing Tor this new
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
MAY DAY MILL KEPT
BUSY ON NEW ORE BODY

The new orc BODY la tho MAY Day
s providing some of the finest
mill food the mana EcWcnt has eyer laid
hands on. and the plant Is kept busy by
two daily shifts. Connections have been
between the bottom OF the ore
and tb" 100 level. and some ncws regard =
ing shipping grade rock Is being awaited
10y shareholders.
In his April report Superintendent
GriGrs said that Tho part OF the ore body
from WhiCh the Two cars Of shipping
grad" material were extracted was left
behind fof tho time being. as IT was
more important 10 hurry the connections
with the 800 lcvc through lie intended
TO return TO this Interesting point as soon
as possible and he felt that additional
shipping rock would bo found in due
time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
MEADOWS NINE WILL
HAVE MILLING PLANT

Salt Lakcrs arc Interested in ono OF
the largest high grade milling properties
IN tho state or Nevada. Little has been
heard of IL. but il is situated at Cold
Creek. i;IlSo county, sixteen miles west
OF Jarbidsc. TWENTY-FIVE miles south OF
the Idaho line and seventy miles north
uf Elko. the nearest railroad Gne. There
is an undetermined amount OF iirSl-Class
milling orc. with occasional veins of cX-
trcmcly high grade ores
A. !. Burke is The active man i'm the
field FOR the salt Lake interests. the
company operating under the name Of the
Gold Greek and Island Mountain Mining
and NUUug company. Tho property is
known as the Meadows mine and fifty
ion mill is being consigned To The prop
"riy this week The company has q large
tonnage blocked ont and some OF the ore
on the dump JunS from $40 10 $50 gold
to the ton Tho district was an old
placer camp. which is credited with q
production OF about 81 .0Oe.OnU years ago
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PROSPERITY IS NEEDED
TO HELP RED METAL
Thnmnsnn. Tnwle &. Cn. sav.

Thompson, Towle e Co. say:
ono OF the best posted copper men in
the United States tells us: For twenty
years there has never been a boom in
copper except as a result OF great pros
peritv in the United States; that Is.
European buying of copper has never
the end of 1909 Europe was a very heavy
buyer OF copper. and it was this buying
that prevented the metal from going be
low j cents. but the boom In copper
did not come until this country again
came into an era OF prosperity, and then
IT was American buying. helped by Chi
nese buying. that eventually carried the
price up to 26 cents.
Europe is today big buyer of cop
per, and this buying is again the only
preventive OF lower prices. \ material
advance i'm price viii not take place until
this country starts i'm buying copper upon
large scale and l can look ahead 10
sec the future course of copper prices
following conditions in the past"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
FORENOON SALES.

FORENOON SALES.
Black Jack 1000 at 15Ic.
rcdarTalisman, 1000 Al &c.
Colorado, 100 at 53c; 100 at sac, 500 at
5Sc: is al soc.
Iron Blossom. 1900 at s1.o5; 1000 at
SIS, seller sixty days.
jays; 500 at Ice; 1900 at lac; 5000 at lie:
10000 al l0lc.
Masonic Mountain. 90 at asc
Nevada Hills 100 at sS07I.
Opohongo 500 at lie.
Pjoehe pecmijohn, 1900 at lsic.
Pmtus. 900 at Sc; 500 At Sic.
Silver King Coalition, 2oo at u.sIl
buyer sixty DAYS: 100 AT l,65.
Sioux Con. 500 a; 3lc; 1900 q Sac.
Tintic Central 1000 at SIC; 1900 at &c.
buyer sixty days.
United Tinlc 1000 at &C.
Utah Con. 5000 nj 5c
,odnn mnon Chief 1000 a! aac;; 500 al 32!e;
isle; 1000 at &c; $500 at 2eic; 1900 at eec,
1000 AT 255c; 800 at 25c.
Victoria Con. 500 at SEC.
Shares sold 81 PCS.
Selling value. sl4.fs0.5o.
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel. 1900 at zee. buyer sixty
days: 1900 a 2sbc.
East Crown Point 1000 a. 1c.
King William. 5000 al 1olc.
Sioux Con-, 700 AT 35c
Silver King Coalition. 100 at sl.e2i
Utah Con. 1000 ut Sc.
Shares sold / 600.
Selling value. S2l45.
AFTERNOON SALES
Colorado. 500 at 55c: 500 at SAC.
Columbus Consolidated. 2o0 az l0.c: 100
Al SIC; 100 AT sac; 400 at 43c; $500 at 45c.
Crown Point. 100 at SIC.
Grand Central coo at SOC
King William 1000 at 10c
Lead King. 1000 at sc.
Lower Mammoth. zoo AT 1Ir. Iro0 a,
.3ic. '
Masonic Mountain 800 at 37c.
May Day 5000 at lsc
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To WORK VIRGIN
T|NT|C GROUND
Report Current That Lower
Mammoth Will Drive North
and West.
is THOUGHT THIS
Is BEST OPENING
Development Work Last Year
Failed i'm Results Which
Seemed Certain.

There is q conviction among many who
arc interested i'm tho Lower Mammoth
Mining company that some new anc nm
porlant developments soon VIII be un-
.lcrtaken. Tho property at inc mo-
mcnt is exclusively in the hands oi ieaS,
ors the company not operating untll
something definite can he determined
upon in regard 10 The tutufc opera"
tions
Tho last annual report of Supcrin-
tcndcnt h. {: Coffin showed that II To-
tai o( ii2o feet of development WoIk
had hecn accomplished during the
twelve months. which work Was dis
iributed as follows.
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STRONGER MARKET KEEPS
INTEREST UP ON CHANGE

Several new features developed Friday
on the local exchange. among them be-
inc Union Chief This issue was more
than active during the morning session,
King William also is being sold AT a lib-
cral rate while the Tintics as general
thing arc gaining ground. Sentiment
seems divided AZ 10 whether this is just
upward
Sales during the day reached a total
OF 09.i70 shares OF stock. the market
value OF which was S26. 6.I90.Io. The fol-
lowing were tho closing listed and un-
listed :Inck transactions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
CON. MERCUR SENDS IN
APRIL GOLD BULLION

The Consolidated Mcrcur Gold Mines
company, one OF the steady customers Of
the local assay office, has placed its
\ pril bullion cleanup in the hands of the
government, the value of the same be-
ing close TO 500, 900, 1t is estimated that
the management 10 secure this result
had TO treat between 81 900 and 30 900
tons of ore, which process marks il as
one OF the great low grade gold PROPOSE
tionS of the world
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
CONTROL OF BUTTE
BALAKLAVA POOLED
Majority of Shares viii Be
Taken Out of World for
One Year.

For the purpose Of retaining The con-
troll OF the organization so as TO prevent
its acquisition by interests said to be
adverse TO the company, the stockhod-
ers OF the Butte Balalllava company have
signed a pool agreement for one year
from Nav /, 1911. and the certificates
have been deposited with the City Ma
tional bank OF Duluth. II is said that
more than majority OF the 100000 out
standing shares OF stock are in this man
ner lied UP for the year.
In statement to shareholders Ill is
set forth that attacks are being made
against The company in court and along
other lines by interests alleged TO he in
imica BILE to the organiza tion. and for the
best interests OF all il is deemed wise
10 gather in the control and prevent ii
from changing hands pending the adjust
ment OF the situation.
No intimation is given as 10 what in
terests constitute this adverse element.
nor why the pine Of peace should have
its fire drawn even temporarily.
New York Mining Stocks.
James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their their private wire yesterday
afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
Mining Notes.

H. +. WicriuIn OF the Lcwisohn in
tcrcs,s MAS IN tho city Friday from tho
cast on salt Lake Copper company bus
mess
-. {. Jacklng and Frank Januey Will
leave today FOR visit OF inspection To
ihc Ray Consolidated and Chino Copper
mills.
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Ohio Copper 100 at s167E.
ReXall. 1000 Al Gle, buyer sixty DAYS:
2ooo at 6.c; 1000 at Sic, buyer sixty DAYS
silver King. 200 at Sl.5iA; 400 AT sl.55:
100 AT s1.52i: 100 a sI.50.
Sioux Con-. 500 at Csc.
United Tintic. 10000 at ic.
Uncle Sam, 1900 at 72c.
Utah Con. 1000 Al igc.
Union Chief, goo at &c.
Shares sold. 81 900
Selling value. Ss1i5.
OPEN BOARD.
Columbus Con. 500 at i5c
Crown Point, 500 AT Sic
Iron Blossom. 200 at SIPS.
Tintic Central 1000 at sic. buyer sixty
days.
Utah Con. 1000 Al sc.
Victoria, 200 at SIC.
Shares sold S20..
Selling value. S202oge
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
Ore and Bullion.

The orc and bullion report for Friday
sivcn by Mccormick & Co. was as fol-
lows; ore received. 500 600: bullion
shipped &Sp,C'o; total $.so,O00,
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Ore Shipments.

The Utah Ore Sampling compe
Friday released 4 cars of ore fro,
and . cars from Idaho camps.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
Wall Paper.

Wall Paper.
30 Of the best paper hangers in the
city. Yours for good and immediate
service. Geo. w. Ebert & Co., al Main
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Boston Mining Stocks.

James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their their private wire yesterday
afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20

Metal Market.
The metal quota tions for Friday. post i.
ed by Mccormick & Co. were as follows.
Silver. 55Ac; lead. $3.50: copper. slf SOL
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Special to The Tribune.

Total GAYS
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NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-03
MRS. GODFREY WELL AGAIN

vINELAND, n. j. Nov. Mrs.
Allen T. Godfrey who has been in bad
health for some time, has just writ
ten the following letter telling of her
recovery:
Everyone who is in broken health
ought to know that vinol will build
them up and make them strong. It
restored my strength and vigor after
II had been in badly rundown con-
dition for several months, and new
err fail to give vinol a good word
now"
This is one more proof that our de-
licious cod liver and iron remedy
vinol, which is free from cod liver
oil, is a remarkably strengthening
and vitaHzing medicine. >
Men and women who are weak and
In poor health, unable to sleep or eat
we'll, and who have given up hope OF
ever being strong again should GER
tainly take Vinol, without waiting
another day, for it is exactly what
they need.
There is no risk at all, for it Is SO
sure to do good that we guarantee 1t
absolutely and will refund the money
If you are not satisfied. Stone g
Mercer, Druggists, Clarlsburg, w. va
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PERSONAL

]. d. NiONutt, OF Sutton. is a city
visitor.
j. r.. PAUL. Jr, OF wheeling. is
a visitor here. .~1eHl
James and Stephen Jackson went
to Morgantown Friday afternoon 20
attend the Pan-HeleRic reunion ban
quet that will -be held there tonight.
Recently Governor Glasscock
added Stuart F. Reed, secretary Of
state; Edward Brannon. OF Wes-
ton; and Thomas e. Hodges. presi-
dent of the university. to the COM
mission.
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FO0IBALL FANS
Can Be at the Morgantowa
Game in Plenty Of Time
SAYS Hutton.

Announcement Is made by Ernest
Hutton, local superintendent OF the
traction company, that the train will
not leave Fairmont for the football
game at Morgantown until 1850
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon and that
it will arrive at Mongantown before
the game starts. He adds that per-
sons leaving here on the 1880
O'Clock car for Fairmont viii have
fifty minutes at Fairmont to catch
the Morgantown train. He states
that there will be plenty of seats on
interurban cars.
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WET
Pickaway County in Ohio
Joins Slump from DRY"
Column to "Wets.

coUUAFBUs, o., Nov. 3-Picka-
way county, the county seat OF
which is CircIeville, has gone from
the dry to the wet column by ma
jority of 500 approximately, it is
declared for saloons in local option
election Three years ago twe&ty-
five saloons were voted out by a E'Sa-
jority >of 200.
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Ogden oC the ClSas ot 1881.
Music: BezztesP eccia 1Glorta 4
te''J. Clyde 1fnsey.
Addresses by the Hon w. w.
Hughes, Tor the Alumni; Prof. L..
Il. Friend. for the Secondary
Schools; Dr. Robert a. armstrong,
for the University.
Music: Ladies Chorus, ElgaT,
.The Snow Schumann Club, as
sisted by four violins.
Benediction; The Rev. G. N
Jarrett,
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light procession.
Saturdays program Will be as fo!-
lows:
West Virginia Day
The Hon. H. c. Ogden. presiding.
Music: Violin. lBOrowski, Ro-
nance Miss olive Wambaugh.
invocation: The Rev. n. G.
stoetzer, ID. D.
Addresses by the Hon. Joseph
Holt Gaines, for the state; PresI-
dent L Corbly, for the Normal
Schools; and the Hon. Howard n.
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III 81 IS is I.Kl.i III

Charles a. Lew q, con
months Ggo ana sentqiiced
six years IN the pen q
charge OF being INN "
theft OF large GUAM s.
the Luowndes wool hons
leased from Jail on bond Is
having been granted g.
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GAME SUNDAY.

The Fairmont and Cln1
scholastic football teams
game on the Union Park
Sunday afternoon heginning
o'clock.
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MARTHA WASHINGTON CANDY.

Wells and Haymaker Co., have Sc
cured the exclusive agency for this
famous candy. Fresh every week.
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IMPORTED
EMBROIDERIES

Dresses, Waists and table linens
from China. Japan an dthe Phil
primes. Bains Hat Shop, Con
building.
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MEMS UNDERWEAR

One case Of men s
heavy weight ribbed
shirts and drawers, col
ors are blue and brown,
worth soc, at ]. .35c
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INByGURRI

continued .tron &c &c.
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UNDERWEAR

w o men IS heavy
bleached YES t S and
drawers, regular and
extra sizes, worth 4Oc,
at 23c
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nuTING CLoTH

Good weight in plaids
checks and over plaids,
light and dark colors at
only sc
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} "A X = Z : S.
day and Saturday, November 8 and 4.
LINILsLIAL- DRY GOODS OFFERINGS
WoMEN,S SUITS

just received 100 sam
pie suits. These suits
were bought at one-half
the regular lnanufactur-
e1.'s cost. They will be
sold accordingly. Worth
$500 to $500, at only
$500 AND $3.50.
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BOYS SUITS

Large assortment of
Boys Suits in the new
brown and grey mix
lures. They are worth
$500 at 1928