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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
pioneer Woman Dies.

snecjal IN The Tribune. ,c Mrs
sAIMoN CITY. Ida ., Ans; .,,nspo isInMrs: rioneor
q 1h,s o'ssn,e' She had just finished writing
ist letter which she handsd to to her fT,,ntS. haf;
Then sSeIs,%ins sHp ana II esprsd sss % almost
ts,. sns ,1 ntlv In 1869 she married 6; q:
WIsty who was one OF the LeespurS
gold miners since 1879 MTs' S sryitsd MeIfs hsS s%
nFeo ,,a,a ~, md two children MTB. X
eer tiInsev nnso OF salmon city and G. H.
Nyon;z az Jackson, Mont
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HEAD OF BRITISH
OLYMPIC TO QUIT
Special Cable to The Tribune,

Special Cable TO The Tribune,
LONDON, Aug. 1S,-Lord Desborough 9
resi- isnation as president OF the British
Olympic council Is announced at mo-
ment when that body Is in the throes OF
reforming itself as a result of the out
come at Stockholm. but It Is explained
that his retirement Is due to private rea-
sons only. Desborough Will discontinue
active work on the council after the busi- :
ness growing out OF the Olympiad at
Stockholm is concluded. Meanwhile tho
Olympic association has taken steps to-
for the Berlin contests in 1915. The idea
is TO place the British arrangements In
the hands OF a small committee with one
active manager. The committee would
work with and through the larger
Olympic association. which is representa- :
tive Of the chief clubs in all branches OF
sports.
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WANT sToPovER PRIVILEGES
Ogden VIII Appeal TO Railroads to Rem
edy Conditions.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, Aug. lS-The officials OF the
Weber club and Ogden publicity bureau
have been Induced to investigate the
complaints OF tourists that they are not
allowed sufficient time Ell route from
eastern points to Yellowstone park TO
stop off In Ogden and visit the points OF
interest embraced in this locality.
1t is also declared by those who have
investigated the matter. that tourists
who have arranged for stopover at Salt
Lake have found upon reaching Utah.
that they also desired to stop off In
Ogden for few hours but were unable
TO do so
The present season with but one or
two exceptions. has been unprcccd ented
In the matter OF tourist travel. and Il is
believed that II is not too late to remedy
the conditions which are unfavorable TO
Ogden.
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r1s LARGE ENROLMENT.
v Deaf and Blind VIII Open
September q.
n The Tribune,

lNc iiip
Ia Aug. 1S.-Superintendent F.
4, d the Utah school for the
4 Mind, has sent out the annual
s5srt stating that the school
Il On Wednesday, September 4.
4 MN Of 1928. and inviting all
( fhdsne to return. He states
n probably will be twenty new
9 tAlI year, making the total en-
sppfcximately l4o, a major
ess will come from Utah coun-
fNnlnE will send a few, and
ID Be one pupil from Nevada,
nss teachers have been added
|ft Of instructors. They are Miss
|Ibd Of Iowa, Miss Mary L. Will
N Wisconsin and Miss Mamie
II kentucky, All will be in
4 classes In the oral department
Md. The new plunge. shower
.resnhouee and improved plumb
c>esnt will be completed BY the
4 the school year, making the
'k.w one OF the very modern and
b educational institutions Of the
= De country.
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|ntermounta1n News

treasurer. Miss Jane Starr, Povo; county
nominations OF candidates for judge OF
the Fourth Judicial district. county at,
tnrnev. superntendent Of schools and
surveyor were left to the county cenVrai
The following were chosen members o OF
,bs county central committee; j. FL
Case. Provo. ehsIrmsnii A; ;onsr L. P9rsSf: IsSI
81 Mason Tupper: Charles T, Wood,
spanish s nj Fork; Fork n. J. Merrill Psyson. z.
Jordan of Springviile was chosen sec"
retary and treasurer OF the county cor'-
njlff
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Return From Mission Labors,
SDecIal 10 The Tribune

OGDEN. Aug, s-hftcr az absence OF twen~
tE-seceu months. Aims Lerkin and John Tllison
arrived homo early this morning from the mis-
son fields OF the Mormon church In Great Brl,
ain. Mr.. LHrkir. who presided over several dis
Ttcts. spent the greater part OF his mission
period IN Preston, England, while Mr Tinison
laeorcd In Liverpool Preston qud other cities
They state that there is still vary much unrest
throughout England result OF the labor trou-
oles there. Tho agitation against the MorInons
hus greatly Buhsided they report
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AMERICAN HORSES
UNABLE TO WIN

DEArrvILLE. France. Aug 1s,-Four
AMERICAN horses we're among the start
ers for the Grand Prix de Deauville,
worth $40, 900, the feature OF the racing
cnrd today. but they were abls to cap.
ture only third and fourth places. The
rich prize was won by Gorgorito, with
Gayoffe second, Herman E. Duryea's
Shannon third and August Belmont's S
Amoureuy III fourth. The distance was
one mile and Ave furlongs. slightly.
owned by w. X. Vanderbilt, and Charles
Kohier's Novelty led at the start, but
they failed TO stay.
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SUMMIT REPUBLICAN, CALL.
SpeoiaI TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune,
PARK CITY Aug 1S-The county
convention 10 select sixteen delegates to
The state convention will be held here
on Thursday. August %. Forty-four del
esstes to the county convention are TO
be apportioned as follows: Park city,
-: t-oalville, q; Henefer. 4: Hoytsville.
.; Kamas 3; Feos. .; Oakley. ?. and
one from each OF all the other precincts
I'm the county.
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Welsh Singers Coming.


OGDEN, Aug. 1S-hccording TO message re-
ccivcd by ". T. Pickett. the Mountain Ash male
choir OF Wales will spend Monday In this city
wbils route from the east 10 northern Idaho.
where Il has several engagements. As the choir
IL not scheduled for public concert hero, prom
mont Welsh residents are planning q reception
for the mombers The Organization will leave
Tuesday morning for the north
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Funeral of John Carrac.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Aus. 1S--The body OF
.John Carrac, tho man who vas killed
Saturday morning by ceVe-in at the
lake this afternoon for burial. It was
first decided TO hold the funeral services
here on Monday afternoon, but later
plans were made to hold the funeral In
Sait Lake Cnrroc WAS a member OF
The Crontian Society Of the United States
Of AInerlCa,
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HARVEY MURDOCH DEAD.
Had Lived In Ogden More Than Half
Century.
Special TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 1s.-After res,donoo
OF more than a half century in this city.
narvey Murdoch rs Years OF age, die6
quite suddenly at the home OF his daugh
ter Mrs ELIZA Christensen. 6el Canyon
aeain was due TO heart failure, his health
having been feeble since the first attack
about one year a~o
MI. Murdock was born in Indiana
April 20, 1894. After becoming a man
Der OF the Mormon church he removed
TO Ogden in 1850. residing here since
that time; The widow and nine children
the funeral have not been made hI,t
the services will be held Wednesday,
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Robert W. Hertcr, Lawreneeville,
No who had been bothered with kid
nev trouble for two years, says: II
triad three different kinds of kidney
r;lls but with no relief, Ny nsighbor
,old me TO use Foley Kidney Pills. !
took, three bottles Of them, and got a
nsrmanent cure. 1 recommend thom
Tto eyerybody.u Schramm-Johnson,
Drugs.
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Restelmeyer Funeral Tuesday.

Snncial 10 The Tribune,
PROVO. Aug 1s.--The funeral OF John
pssteimeyer the mining operator who
died suddenly Of heart failure on ON, his his
claim in East Tintic SATURDAY; WI be
,be u'." FIFTH ward meeting house. The body
uiIl be at the Rerg & Co; pndsrtak'ng
rooms from II to 1880 o'clock TUESDAY;
20 that friends may look for the last
Tine unon the face OF their friend
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Frank Delurey Dead.
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. Aug. ls-The bodg OF Frank Delurey
Il former resident OF this city accompanied by
brother win pass through ogden today route
from Fresno, CAL 10 Wisconsin. where inter
mont will be made The announcement OF Mr.
Delureys death received in message to
Detective Robert Burk Mr Delurey formerly con-
Quoted drug store AZ Five Points, going TO
California about year ago. His death
due TO Brishts disease
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Funeral of Frank B. Williams.
Special to The Tribune.


OGDEN. Aug. ls.-Mombor7 OF the wocdunen
O! the World and tho Order OF Owls were ID at
tendance this afternoon when the funera, services
for Frank r. Williams were held a. the real"
deuce. 1870 Jackson avenue. at $50 O'Clock. FL
II Goddard delivered a brief funeral grafton and
Mrs Mary Farley sang two soloa. The members
OF the two traternaI orders accompanied the body
10 the City cemetery
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And In accordance with law and an
order of the board OF directors made on
the 2nd day of July. 1912. so many shares
OF each parcel Of such stock as may be
necessary will be sold at the office OF the
company, l45 South Main street, Salt
Lake City, Utah, on the oath day OF Au
gust, 1912. at o'clock p, M. OF said
day, to pay delinquent assessment there
on. together with the cost OF advertising
H. F. ROBINSON.
Secretary.
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Plan Firemen's Outing.

Special 70 The Trlbune.
ments Ia now engaged in planning for the an
uual outing Of the Veteran Firemon's association.
which is 10 be hold In Ogden canyon next Thurs-
DAY The programme Will include athletic evcuts
such as weTo popular when grandfather vas a
boz? This. with picnic dinner and dancing VIII
constitute the entertainment for the day.
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Will Celebrate Labor Day,

Special 70 Tha TITIpVpe'
OGDEN Aug B.-orsanised labor or osdeu
In planning a big Labor day celebration 10 be
held Mt Glouwood park on Monday. Ssptsmber
Tho programme of entertainment is nov being
prepared II will include free vaudeville shows
baseball games and other athletic event
ing and music, parade OF the labor unions OF
.br c,t7 will also he slvcn In the forenoon.
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:ENocRATs ISSUE CALL.
vi Delegates Saturday to State
Convention,
b Ihs Tribune

w ins lIlUunes
-, Aug. lS.-W. W, Browning,
~ d the Democratic central com
q Weber county, has issued the
an Tor the county convention,
p Be held at the headquarters
fltoD.Marshall club, 1862 WASH
Tsnue on Saturday afternoon.
Il There will be selected at
T. HSty"one delegates to the
tqavention at Salt Lake, and
es delegates 10 the judicial con-
y Pennington OH August 30.
H 10 the county convention
Nrst, Second, Third. Fourth
20 precincts will be selected at
70 be held at the Democra tic
NEs on Thursday evening
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To Celebrate Labor Day.

speciaJ 10 The Tribuns' r,.s. rsn.
Park CITY. Aug lsIElahorars ,,s 1,srDbsps pbbsr
az raUoin 80, Western Federation OF MinerH
2, 9ar tns bic ,Is' 'cesbratlon here Labor d1y r.
Hnntanher eur 2. Sports Of all kinds wiil 1,s ne
pufled off. including baseoah sa"o ~
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
UNION ASSOCIATION.

the afternoon for prize Of $50, In the
evening a grand ball will be given In
the Rasband hall, which will be fitting
close To the DAYS festivities.
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ELECTRICIAN AND SUPPLIES
DELINQUENT NOTICE,

Trout Creek Mining company; location
OF principal place OF business. Salt Lake
Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
described stock on account Of
No. z, levied on the End day
of July, 1912, the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective
eli shareholders, as follows;
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"PERFECTLY RIPPING"
GAME, SAYS PEERESS
ernationai News service.

BY International News Service.
NEW YORK. Aug 1S.-The American
game OF baseball yesterday received the
seal OF English aristocratic approval.
Perfectly ripping" was the decision OF
Lady Rosemary Levison- Cover dough
ter OF the Duke OF Sutherland. who ar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-19
Heating Plant for School.

pARK CITY, Aug ts,-Work Is pro-
.ainr ranidly or the beating system
sor the Central school building. and II Is
expected e that everything vii, be, be IN N
working order BY septsmocr which
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city shortly after the man ,art o.a.
ABOUT one month ago. IL is nrobshIn
snat si.a an effort win be made to extradite
MIN FOR trial I'm this state
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'srs NAME TICKET.
e' IN Field for Utah County
/ q - Offices.

Dso me Tribune.
~ co,ln,. 10 The Socialist party
%. O Mold its convention in
Ia prar,, Nall here today and
,.ag oifInaaiiy q complete ticket
~ OF iha III. w. Cease was
t1 xas s meeting and Henry A
wora aeretary. The following
aea, Pro-, nominated: Senators,
'sssslaior.' n, ~. n. Jordan, Spring
rcrter sr.h. r.. W. Cease, Provo /;
H. sm~pI,,h,hsvillc; f.. r. Porter
y. wood u. Tupper. Sheriff,
ssasr, fu, f%,,r Spanish Fork: county
tsoyo. corn year term. w. j. Bur-
% II Iqq'y commissioner. two
a.st, Jobn Jamison. sprlngvilie :
'-fs. 2 HIm Ho.W w. Guy, Provo, county
AZ r'on' Sprlngyille; county
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'aSeSrED AT PORTLAND,
h5@s Held for Action OF Ogden
Authorities.


The Tribune.
;s aug. S.-Informa ton was re-
'ne sheriffs office here today
IN pTise OF Portland, Or. to the
~ rellx Hughes, wanted in this
eHtutory charge, had been ar
s ana is being held pending
70 from the Weber county au-
me complaint against Hughes
- 70 oy young woman OF this
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE. SIS EAST 1ST so :;
ESQ rooms; rates, Soc, 40c and soc: mod
ern baths, 15c, n1339
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HAIRDREssING PARLOR


GIRLS TO LEARN HAIRDRESSING.
manicuring, etc. Saase's Hairdressing
College e27s1
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO, s5l so.
State St Phones 5c5e. m2sS7
Evening journal., 1912-05-31
Attractions in Our Basement ParIor Are Many

Our buyer has made wonderful prepar
ations for this sale and you will ind
everything greatly reduced for the days
ielling You will find it delightfully."-
pleasant to spend two OF three hours
in our white room. Let the light in, but
keep the hot sun out this summer by
using one Of our porch screens. Natural,
6x1O. S1.25 each; green. s. 3 and 10 feet,
1925, $3.50, $40 each.
Special lot of Leather Suit Cases,
light and dark russet. regularly sold at
$500; tomorrow, $500. Only "a Of these
TO be had at this price.
Hand Bags, light and russell cowhide,
Is to 20 inches, $3.50 to $1,000 each.
Take advantage of this special price.
Saratoga Trunks, linen and paper lin
ed, some have straps, 80 to 40 inches.
$3.50 to $500 each. The above are ex-
ceedingly cheap.
Our special mating Suit Case for
S1.50 cannot be surpassed.
Couch Hammocks $500 TO $1,000.
Hammocks, red, green, orange
and black, black and red, black and
white, Sl.s5, $500, $500, $500 and $500
each.
Evening journal., 1912-05-31
Lace Department

Now is the time TO get the White Dress
Our showing is complete and very reason
ably priced. You can get tomorrow 12 1S
% and 45-inch Flouncings from 25c 10 IS.
Bandings to match from 2sc 10 $1.2s the
yard.
Our showing Of Venise and Shadow All
overs is simply beautiful; from S9c 10 $500
the yard.
f5-inch Allovers for waists from S1.OO to
sl.50 the yard.
beautiful line of Medallions. all kinds
and colors from soc to $500 each.
Macrame and Ratine Banding, cream and
white, at SOC, 59c, 75e and 81 the yard.
Very Special Tomorrow-27-inch Flounc-
ing SOC, 75c and S1.00; 1S-inch Flouncing
soc and soc; and 12-inch for 25c, soc and
soc the yard. The above goods are from
TO 10c less than today's price A beauti-
ful line of Bandings in white, cream and
ecru. from soc to $3.50 the yard.
Ratine and Macrame Bandings. 25c. soc,
SOC, 75c. 81 to $3.50 the yard. Shadow ALI
overs from 39c TO S1.25 the yard, 20 inches
wide, in white, cream and ecru. 45-inch
Flouncings from SIC TO $500 the yard, con-
sisting of voile, Swiss and nainsook
Marquisettes in all colors.
A beautiful assortment of 1S-inch Flounc-
ings at SOC and SOC the yard; Just a few
sample pieces. Take advantage of the above
Also a beautiful showing of silk and bal
Fringes, in all colors, from l9c to Sl.25 the
yard.
Evening journal., 1912-05-31

Very Special $1.00 Bath Seats, Csc to-
morrow.
Special sale Of Express Wagons for the
Children, Sl.5O, SO, $3.50, "a and $3.50
Two big values in Porch Rockers. dou-
BILE woven scat with slat back. Sl.50 each
Double woven seat with single woven
cane back OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sl.S9
Many other styles -. S1.OO to S2.75
Tomorrow we present to our patrons a
beautiful assortment OF Cut Glass
French China and Silverware, very rea-
sonably priced.
Berry Bowls. in cut glass; each $500
Sugar and Cream Sets .S1.75, $3.50
Water Bottles, glass. each ... $500
Vinegar Cruets, glass, each 49,. S3.25
Pitchers, glass, each $500 TO $1,000
Special sale OF Bavarian China soc ca.
l12-piece French China Set -. $4,000
Brass Dinner Gongs, each w $500
Chatting Dishes. each $3.50 TO $1,000
One big special in Gas Lamps, s. each
Aluminium sets of three pieces. lip
sauce pan. stew pan and picshrving
kettle ..... .... .......... S1.10
Nursery Refrigerators $3.50 to So each
Evening journal., 1912-05-31
Ladies' Knit Underwear
BEAUTIFULLY MADE.

Having the sole agency for Kayser Knit
Underwear, We have a complete line Of
Ladies' Hand-crocheted Vests and Union
Suits.
Ladies' band top. low-neck sleeveless
Isle and mercerized Vests, SOC, 75c, S1.OO.
Ladies' hand-crocheted. low neck, sleeve
less Vests, lslc and mercerized. SOC, zoe, 81.
Ladies' Swiss rib,silk Vests, low neck and
sleeveless. Sl.25 and Sl.5O.
Ladies' Union Suits, low neck. sleeveless.
lace trimmed pants. soc, 75c, Sl.0O, sl.50.
Ladies Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless
tight knee. all sizes. soc.
Munsing Wear for Ladies and Children.
Ladies' low-neck sleeveless Union Suits.
lace trimmed pants all sizes, 75c, 81, sl.5O.
Ladies' low-neck. short-sleeve. tight-knec
Union Suits, regular sizes, SOC.
Ladies' Umbrella Pants. snug fitting, lace
trimmed, all sizes, SOC.
Boys gauze Union Suits high neck. short
sleeve knee length. all sizes, soc TO SOC.
Evening journal., 1912-05-31
Art Dept. Attractions

We call your attention to special lot
of drawn work linens that We have marked
to sell, the value of same being SIPS;
tomorrow they will be sold for ....... .S9c
Odd 30-inch square; in Peasant and lace
trimmed al ...... ..............S9 S9c each
Roman cut work scarfs with squares to
match; regular price being $1.OO; the price
tomorrow will be .................. .69c
To discontinue Olympia cotton we will
sell it for this sale at 1c each or 10c the
dozen
Our best selling and most popular Jap
Scarf. sold everywhere at soc, will be sold
here tomorrow at .................. 4Sc
You will also find on sale tomorrow
stamped Dutch collars at ......... .19c
Stamped Corset Covers of fine nainsook,
at ........ ........ ..................17 lie
Special lot of stamped belts, on best
betting. at .................... each
Regular 25c 1S-inch Stamped Centcrs
for this celebration sale at ... lie each
We carry at all times a full line Of en-
broidered emblems. at 25c aud soc; laces
and braids to match.
Evening journal., 1912-05-31
Perfumery Dept.

We have a beautiful showing Of 47i1,
consisting OF soaps, perfumery powder
and toilet waters.
Toilet waters. lilac rose. heliotrope,
25c and soc the bottle
All Almond Soap .....1 Zoe and s5c
i7ii Glycerne Soap, sOc; box Of 3
cakes ..-...-... ...-........ ...-... .ooc
47li Sea Salt for the bath -. .s5c bottle
Powder leaves for travelling. sOc book
We call your attention TO our line of
high grade extracts reasonably priced for
tomorrow's selling.
Roger and Gallet Extracts and Toilet
Waters.
vioette De Parme Toilet Water Soc and
S1.35 bottle.
Violette De Parme Extracts, In fancy
bottles. 95c to $3.50 bottle.
Roger and Gallet Vera violette Toilet
Water. 95c-
Roger and Gallet Vera Vioette Extracts,
sl.25 TO $3.50 bottle.
Hudnuts Toilet Waters, s5c to $40
bottle.
Hudnuts violette Extracts. in fancy
boxes. zoe 10 $3.50 bottle.
Mary Garden Toilet Water. saohet and
Extracts.
Mary Garden Toilet Water ....... $500
Mary Garden Extract .............. .s4.OI
Evening journal., 1912-05-31
Muslin Underwear Dept.

Tomorrow we offer a beautiful assortment
of Under Garments that we are sure VIII
be pleasing to our thousands OF interested
patrons Kindly give yourself plenty OF
time to examine this beautiful showing so
as not to miss seeing the new effects. We
cffer for your consideration skirts of an ex-
cellent quality messaline, pleated hounces;
all good shades, $3.50 each. Also Skirts OF
taffeta and messaline, Persian, changeaole
colors tucked founce, 1925.
Best quality taffeta or messaline tucked
or pleated hounce, colors, or black. So.OO
Skirts-Cambrc, fiounce of lace embroid-
cry or tuckS ..s... ..s-s.s..s. s.ss. sFi'"V
Skirts-Cambric or nainsook, with deep
founce of lace insertion and edge or en-
broidery .......... ................. .SS.OO
other beautiful styles from
$3.50 to S. each
Corset Covers-Nainsook yoke with lace
insertion or embroidery, full French, SOC
each.
Corset Covers-Nainsook, pretty de-
signs in lace insertion, others trimmed with
medallions, ribbon drawn Sl.OO and Sl.20
Evening journal., 1912-05-31
Mems Furnishings

Our summer line is complete and beauti-
full Tomorrow we offer for your careful
inspection
Mems Negligee Shirts. with soft collar,
turn back cuffs, neat stripes and plain col
ors. 6Sc; for .................... .Sl-25
Mems Negligee Shirts. attached cuffs,
neat stripes. regular s1.00 quality; sale
price, Zoe; 2 for ............-..-... .el.So
Mems Negligee Shirts. separate and at
tsched cuffs. neat stripes, both wnite and
plated ................... .Sl.OO ana Sl''V
Mems SILK Shirts. plain color and stripes,
$3.50, $500, $3.50 and 5000
Mems underwear, celebrated Rextord.
white Sea Island and balbriggan athletic
shirts. knee drawers and long and snort
sleeves shirts. ankle length drawers ?. oOc
Mems Balbriggan Underwear, long and
short sleeve shirts and drawers, regular
81 1-2c; sale price. 35c: for. Sl.O0
B. v D. Underwear, athletic shirts and
knee drawers and short sleeve shirts .oOc
b. V. d. Union Suits, sleeveless and
knee length ................... .Sl.Ou
Mems nainsook underwear. athletic and
knee length drawers, special 25c garment
Mems Underwear in white, short sleeve
and sleeveless, knee and ankle length draw
ers. very special at ...-.....-......... .@oV
Porosknit Underwear for men and boys
in white, short sleeve and sleeveless. knee
aud ankle length. the garment. mems, 5Uc,
Boys .......... ...... ......,. .'c
Porosknit Union Suits, mems 81; boys
SOC.
Mems silk half hose. in black and colors
25c. soc, s1.0O and $3.50.
Mems knitted neckwear in plain colors
and self tone effects and stripes, 25c TO 81
Mems night robes and pajamas in white
and colors; robes. SOC to 81; paiamas,
91.0O TO $3.50.