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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-23
FOREIGN FINANCIAL FIELD
Quiet Market In London-PariS
Firm, Berlin Dull.

London. April 22-Consols, after an early
decline OF lis, recovered and closed UNI
changed at rs for money and ISIS for the
account Anaconda was Il lower at 1874.
Canadian Pacific IL lower at 2572s Grand
Trunk Il lower at III.
Money and discount rates were easy.
The Bank Of England bought most Of the
$500 600 new gold offered In the open mar
ket.
The stock market was quiet, owing to the
nearness OF the settlement. Liquidation
was the feature OF the forenoon, and IL
weakened tin shares and Maroon Sharply.
American Marconi sold as low as ~, put
closed above the worst. Investment stocks
hardened and Paris buying improved FOR
eign securities and Kaffirs in the after
noon.
American securities opened steady and
advanced on light covering during the first
hour. Then New York selling orders were
executed. and during the rest OF the ses,
sion the market gradually eased or anu
closed easy.
The premium on gold at Madrid is 10,
compared with 7.20 Saturday, and at Lisbon
is 9, compared with $50 on Saturday
Paris ApriI 22IThree per cent rentes
closed ~ centimes higher at 90 francs E1s
confines for the account.
Exchange on London % francs % cen'iihes
for checks.
Private discount rate 3ls per cent
Prices were firm on the Bourse.
Berlin, April 22.-PrIces were weaker on
the Boerse
Exchange on London. 20 marks s's prem
nlgs for checks.
Money, 3G312 per cent.
Private discount rate. SSs per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-23
FINANCIAL MARKET
SpeCiaItieS Features in Stock
Trading-Easier Tendency
in Time Money.

Trading In stocks was moderately ac-
tive in the prominent speculative issues
and in some Of the specialtes, hut th+
general market presented little or inter
est and few price movements that ran
beyond fractions As a rule quotations
moved I'm the direction OF lower levels,
the chief exceptions being reported In
such stocks as Allis-Chalmers preferred.
American Beet Sugar American Can
common. the Central Leather issues
Pittsburgh Coal and Mexican Petroleum
OIL. which cannot be classed ss good
leaders for a bull campaign. Most OF
tho high grade securities closed at net
losses. selling representing In large part
the conversion Of paper profits into cash
by operators who thought the time ripe
for making speculative engagements In
stocks that so far have not enjoyed to
any material extent activity on the bull
side Of the market. The railroad stocks
naturally moved under the influence OF
tho uncertainty over the outcome Of the
differences between the locomotive engi-
neers and the railroad officers, and. OF
course. there were few operators who
thought IL advisable 10 buy the trans
portation shares at the relatively high
prices. in view ot the possibility Of a
/ roads east Of the Mississippi River, and
as consequence many spectators
! turned their attention TO the industrials
Reading showed better rallying power
| than any Of the other railroad stocks
but the movement may have been due tC
the fact that the stock will sell ex divi-
dend to-day. Transactions as n rule
represented nothing beyond the opera
lions Of the professional element. There
was no evidence Of active investment
buying i'm either stocks or bonds on the
Stock Exchange. and bond houses were
unable to report an important business
over the counter.
The favorable figures reported in Sat
urday's bank statement were reflected
in an easier tendency in yesterday
time money market. Inquiry for ac-
Commodation, however, was light, not
only in this department OF the market
but for call funds and commercial paper
as well. Wall Street commission houses
appear TO be well supplied with money,
while i'm mercantile quarters immediate
requirements have been well taken care
Of, although there is still an urgent de
mand for currency on this centre from
san Francisco and New Orleans. an in
dication Of which is found in active Sub
Treasury transfers from New York to
those points. In most other parts of the
country exchange is running in favor of
the local banks and current receipts
from most cities are large enough to off
set government transfers and payments
by interior banks Of obligations due the
federal Treasury by drafts to the United
States Assistant Treasurer on New York
institutions. The foreign exchange mar
ket is dull and quotations are easier, the
declining tendency being due in Fargo
part 10 lower discounts in London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-23
ANDREW McCoRMAciI AIs'issssr.
REGULAR AUCTION Ale or
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN n. MULLER I sou
OFFICE. NO. b5 WILLIAM ST,
Wednesday, April 24th, 1912
at 1890 o'clock. AZ the

at 1890 o'clock AZ III.
EXCHANGE sALEsROoN
NOS. IA AND Is Wesley STREET.
FOR ACCOUNT OF SUPPLEMENTARY os
BANKS IN CHARGE or THE NORTH
ERN BANK or NEW YORK,
IN LIQUIDATION.
20 shs. New York & Brooklyn Brewing Co
Prefd.
70 shs. Hotel Cumberland Common n
20 shs Hotel Cumberland Pretd. .ss ,-N
80 shs Hotel Cumberland Preff.
10 shs Broadway safe Deposit 90. .tfr ~
10 shs James r. Skinner 60.
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS.
500, 900 Second Avenue p. r. 60. lst corsol
Mtge. p. c. BIDS, due Feoi, 1879 Aa-
gust, 1905. coupons attached uuaanf
$40 600 Missouri s Paciic Rway CO. Trust pc.
5000 Ulster & Delaware R. r. do LIST Con-
,oo so s,d,;. 2 s,I ~ W6rks Long n and City
20 shs Citizens Central Natonal HdhH.
10 shs German-American Bank.
shs citizens Central National bhnk
Is shs. Colorado Fuel & Iron 60 Pfefd'
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
90. n 900 CO. plooi E-,,eI Light & Water Co II.
S-''VoV Me- n e. BIDS. 1925; January, lsa.
coupon attached
$50 shs Santa Eduviges Mining co. ..r.
400 shs NcCrum- Howell 60. Common.
$40 0OO series h Isabella ConnelsyiNe toke ~
Purchase Money Serial .. G., oca
Notes due April, 1918. 80
s5 600 Isabella Connellsville Coke Cp lss MI.
: D. . Sky. Fund free Of TAX S0-Ses
Gold Bonds. due April, 1852
,9s sbs International Lumber & Develop. 70
sis 600 Mobile Portland Cement & foss a. 20. -. ~
Mtge 9 p. c. Gold BIDS, Tvs ""'
coupons attached. -, "a,
$40 900 Mobile Portland Cement 4 Cosi 20 -
Mtge. 8 p c. Gold Bds, iS-> VIM
coupons attached
Is shs. Title Guarantee & Trust co
10 shs Metropolitan Jockey Lluo ~. u.s
81. 600 Metropolitan Jockey Club lsT n"e
s shs. Peoples Surety CO.
3 shs. Remsen Bond & Mtge. CO.
. shs. Remsen Bond & Mtge. 60
2 shs Westchester Trust Co. NJ lqhAs''
81 shs. Hudson Companies Prefd' -
81: S saSo R Bsasb Of Racing cGmm S.n wa
81 shs George W. Helme Pretd ..f .tt
81 shs Weyman-Bruton Co. Prefd. ~.
II shs. jefferson Bank
% shs Ti'le Guarantee & Irust ~ r.-
Ia shs Bond & Mortgage Guarantee % r.
- shs Equitable Trust Co. g., MIA
$1,000 Tampa & Jacksonyile K"y' Nv
5p. c. BIDS, 1912 !. ps III
$4,000 American Union Telephone 20, isi0
Mtge 5 p. c. BIDS, 1851 Aus's' w.
$40. 900 Consolidated Telephone Cos. o. "a
p. c. Mtge BIDS, 1881, Oftooel -, -.
October. 1909. and october N"' w
$4,000 fackawanna Telephone CO, Pa, !"
Mtge. 5 p. c. BIDS. May. 1898; eoupon, o.
25 shs Utica. Chenango & Sus. valley ~ =. IN
$1,000 Allentown 4 Kutztown TraS,0h W
Con. Mtge p c Bond lsfI. r.ra
3 shs. Monaton Realty lnyes'men'
Prefd.
10 shs New York Rubber co.
3 shs Fidelity Trust Co.
3 shs Bankers Trust Co. a
1 shs Iackawanna & Monuose Ii ~ "a
5 shs 23d Ward Bank. "a. d.
$1,000 Comstock Tunnel co. 6
1919. - .t- = ssi
2S shs. Title Guarantee & Trust % p. Aaepl
ST. $50 Note OF Harry Davis, Il.ts,
Nov. II. 1911, payable months
. 200 shs Wilbak Chemical Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-23
U. S. TREASURY FINANCES

Washington. April 22-At the beginning
~ business to-day the condition OF the
United States Treasury was:
773, 6i3
i92, 72l
The total balance in general fund was
SIPS. Al s9i.
Ordinary receipts on Saturday we're S.
si6.6s5 and ordinary disbursements were s.
l0s710
The deficit 10 date this fiscal wear e.
s4Gl.H3 as against q dcfcit Of sl757. i2s
at this time last year
These figures exclude Panama Canal and
public debt transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-23
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
New York & Harlem Railroad Co.

At a meeting Of several large stockholders
OF the New York and Harlem Railroad COM
pany who deem the offer OF s175 per $50 snare
OF Harlem stock by the New York Cehtral q
Hudson River Railroad Company wholly IN
adequate, the undersigned were appointed
Committee to act in their behalf and TO pro-
tect their interests. other holders OF stock de-
string to act through and with the committee
may communicate their purpose to the secre-
tary, JOHN 8. SHEPPARD. JR, ESQ, Al
NO. so MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK CITY
living names. addresses and number OF shares
owned or controlled The Secretary will fur
nish full particulars OF the plan under which
the Committee will act.
HENRY EVANS, Chairman.
f.. +. BEDDALL,
GRAHAM r. BLANDY,
ALBERT w. SCHOLLE.
EDWIN THORNE. Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-23

'IHNe 4Ndt o. April lstt 1912.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the An
rusl Meeting ~ the Stockholders Of this Com
psny, for the election - Directors and for the
transaction % such other business as may be
brought before The meeting. will be held az the
principal Office Of the company. IN Cleveland.
Ohio. on the FIRST WEDNESDAY being tho
Let dsv) 81 MAY. 1912. AZ o'clock O m The
Poll Will continue open for one hour thereafter
By order % the Board OF Directors
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-23
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.

To THE Stockholders OF THE
JOHN W WALKER COMPANY.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GtVBN Of special
meeting ~ tho stockholders ~ tho COMPANY.
o. no held az ifs Office. Number "a Front street.
iu the Borough ~ Manhattan. city or New York.
o. Saturday. April 15th. 1912. % three o'clock
, NJ 800 the afternoon pursuant 90 the Ply. Laws
o. the said Company, and Section - ~ the Cen
ersI Corporation Law ~ the State Of New
York. for tho election ~ Inspectors - Election
ana Directors Of said Company for the ensuing
JOHN W WALKER. President.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
I'M ATCHI~ON. TOPEKA AND SANTA TE
RAILWAY COMPANY.
STAMPED Adjustment Mortgage Bonds

NTITIITIFW ''''''''"'
A semi annual In.f1llWcnt ~ two Per cent IN
rssreft q interest Uu tho STAMPED AtJust
niert Mortgage Hou0s OF The Atchisou. Topeka
aua Santa De Railway Company viii be paid AZ
its Office SO 5 Nassau Street. New Aork 'ltN,
on MAJ l. 1912 upon pTcscntatiou and surrender
of the rsspectIyc coupons NUMBERED 81. and 70
ths holderr ~ Registered Bonds. The transfer
hooks for tho Registered Bonds VIII ne closed AZ
three O'Clock T. ST. ou AIul ~. 1872 and VIII
D. foopened 40 ton u. clock A 81 ON Nav ]. lbl%
Divdcnd Cheques vii no MAILED 20 holders
~ REGISTERED Bonds Who hlr suitable ORDERS
therefor at this office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-23
PTrTsBr RG FORT WAYNE A. CHICAGO
RAILWAY COMPANY.

lftSburg, Pa Apfl Ia, III
NOTiCE-The Annual Meeting OF the stock
and Bondhoders Of the Pittshurg, Fort Wayne
= Chicago Railway Co Will be held at the Office
Of the Company. in the city OF Pittsburg. on
Wednesday. May IS. 1912. AZ II o'clock. for ths
rurrose ~ electing four directors IN the place
~ = Ike number whose term expires on that day.
r NJ CnI.EMAN. Sacretarv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-23
INIrrD STATS rXrRFss 90.
18TH Dividend

4 Seml-anuual dividend ~ Three Dollars
Ter share he's been declared. payable Nav
18th. 1912. Transfer BOOKS viii be closed May
fsf 10 18th 1919. both DAYS included
II MARTIN Treasurer
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nm rrLLMNN CoMrANY.

DIVIDEND no. lNI.
quarterly dividend Of Two Dollars per
share from net earnings will BE- paid May
fFtb 1912 h. sfnoknoIders OF record az close Of
business April 2Oth. 1912 checks Viii be mailed.
- WCINsHEIMER, secretary.
chicago prI co. 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-23
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for STOCKS IN
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-23
N. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.

Bi1. Asked.
Pat a. u c.. . 1914 04is
'P G q S.. - eSI,
Standard go. 90
do LIST IS. .l0+ los
81 u Gas 6s. os 0ap5
Edo com 6s.l0+ los
syr G LIST 6s. l02is 1903
8 1t 4 y 10. $50 stis
49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-23
SHORT TERM NOIr"
(Maturns l9l2-'22) -
Furnished BY swartwout & AppenIe"''I -
pine street, loprcL

Rid Ask't, re-
Mama Maturity. , ,,sea 1OoA ~
Anal Copper 3 p c, April, t'''ia ~ s.s ~
Ann Arbor c. May 1870, to0L laus -
Ialt 4 Ohio ~ y {. June l %. ,o,a i02s ~
Beth Steel Cor p c, Nov III aaL y9l *
1,hes & ohio a. p c, June, wv esi, 9s1 ~
chic Elev p c, july, l9lf 90" a9l 9x ~
chic & AIT p g. Meh 10. iVl"' as. gas ~
{ II 4 DAP c, July, lei"' 1000 t0i 10. ~
ID q ii eqpt az p c. July; ~ ~. i,.o lDb 81
Denver q 4 l. c. April wv ,OiI. i0in 20
EIie i p c. April $, lsi4. eeg p9h -
do y G. oct. 1914 ..,'';;o,,, 9sL 09s ~
Federal sugar c NOV; wv 90 100 -
cen Motors q y G, Oct. ivlo,, on. eft 20
Gen Rubber IA p c, july 5''' saS 100 81
Iudson Cos u D &. fsb, lyio'"' "a gss ~
Int s. CT n 5 . c. Aug; iY 'af; l0oA lch 40
Int HAIRY p c. Feb 10, ,V''' alL ~ 20
Nj & stI.5 p {. Feb l9i@, 9ois @k "a
Mo X & r c. May lels.''' az. ss -
No Pacific p c. June; 70, ,aii i0oS les 10
\ Y Cent "a {. Men ~ - ASA 20 { -
do equip 8 {, NOV, iS !sx ts5l4 20 PC -
10 az p c. Jan. 1918 -, o., oai, I0eb q
st /. & ) + ) p 6. MSh' i''' 9ais io 20
do p {. June, 1913 ,oie zoos for,s ~
southern Ry 5pc e. FEB. ", ,Siis i0l i0l.s -
Tidewater 30 q . e. June ~ 10 iooi. i0os Is
In Typcwr p c. Jan -, i yis''i 0ii. i0iS ~
West / s NJ 6p c. Aug i'i'' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-23

Total sales for the day. 1851 shares compared with 4os~
shares for the corresponding day in 1911
Total sales January to April o. inclusive Hlso 4S shares
COMPARED with 3 shares for the same period In 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-23

k1Ig, Narluus NdIuIlIIN" IV-V I'IF v TOW TO '|
coupons interchangeable. Fkesis'eF'u' '$Nou
pons sRegistered and coupon,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-23
.Ex dividend. TEX so per cen, dividend,
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED by W. n Coler 4 Co. No. i3 Cedar
street)
lAcrIeh Interest 10 be added.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-23
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Tx dividend Standard OF Of Indiana, Vacuum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-23
Once Of
THF NEW YORK. CHIt AGO AND ST. LOUIS
RAILROAD COMPANY

IOIIN " WAIakEk IrfsIde0t.
patsd April iof1. 1912
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-23
BONDS.
SELLS cents per Sh&r'

s42 ooo chic Elev rs. 9sR osH gsa ssS
% ooo y CITY as. 101 lOi lol l0l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-23
LAWYERS MORTGAGE COMPANY
NEW YORK
Coo;tal Stock Outstanding $6,000OOO
Dividend 1926 annum
- ~ e. Dividend Payable Quarterly January
Under the supervision of the Insurance Department Oh the ' ~
TAX EXEMPT

THE LAWYERS Mortgage has been doing constantly .,,. ~.
Bronx,f
Individuals
Trustee
no case oS
The companvs business quped the past eight yea @
which
undivided pror winch
January amounted to $2577SH.5S
The of motgag increased P7""''0
than
nav capital stock and
business
constantly position that sca Win
enarg us ing
should larger gam
IN ADDITION TO THE 1921 DIVIDEND THE COMPANY GIVES TO ITS
TIME RIGHTS TO SUBSCRIBE rOK
NEW STOCK, THE VALUE OF THESE RIGHTS LARGELY IN
CREASNG INCOME ON THE INVESTMENT
has ranged o
giving of financial condition and
record Of growth be furnished application.
We offer limited stock subject advance and recommend same
ninvesme o. highest character
At Price to Net About $40
WATSON e. PRESSPRiCH
Street. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-23
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
BOND MARKET SALES,

1900 Pan ~ Cou.l0lN .
1000 I s OF VI IS &As .
10000 6 ~ Toxic !
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white Leshorn FoWis foiF Farmeto.

White Leshorn Fowls for FaFmeFo. !
The Agricultural Experiment staa
ton at AEorgantoWn by the insertion
Of one notice IN the HeVspa p'erD Of the
state, received applications for SO
cockerels. These have been sent to
those who made request and were sent
out on the following TERMS:
L To farmers who NVetO 9 Rarual,
2. To farmers who agree to keep
no other breed OF male birds With
their hens for two years, unless the
hens kept with the male birls Of other
breeds be penned separately AEEtng
the breeding season
8. The farmers 70 pay nifty cents
for each cockerel ordered. (Thts
amount pays. the cost Of Grating, de-
Hvering to the express Office and .
small price for the fowL)
&. The purchase price must be sent
with the order.
8. The farmers must pay the e1-
pressage from Morgantown.
6. Requests VIII be filed In the Or
der they are received at the Expert
ment Station.
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agricultural Aide.

The Extension Division Of the Col
lege OF Agriculture is planning great
amount Of work to be given as direct
aid to The farmer in improving HE
farm, and the teacher In teaching aGFt'
culture IA the rural schools.
Agricultural trains are to be run, on
which lectures on timely subjects VIII
be given, illustrated lectures to school
children, and an exhibit car showing
varieties OF chickens, models Of. pouk
try houses and poultry equipment, va
rieties Of corn. methods Of storing
seed corn, equipment and supplies
necessary for the truck garden and the
orchard.
Agricultural extension schools VIII
be held in Inherent counties, at which.
Instruction in agriculture will be given
to those interested. The instructors
at these schools will be from the Col.
lego OF Agriculture and specialists SO.
cured from the state.
Field meetings will be held at the
demonstrations plots conducted in tho
different counties of the state. On
these plots different varieties Of corr
and soy beans have been growing to
determine the proper variety for that
COu1LQGIQ1Sys - 444IsGs8S EA4uU8- IL 80.
tilizers and lime have been used to
determine the kind to use to produce
the most profitable crop.
Outlines, lessons, exercises, and eXs
periments on Elementary Agriculture
are published each month and sent
free to teachers OF TIE state so that
the country boy or girl may be as we'll
trained in the science OF agriculture
4 ~
principles Of a. business life. Nearly
5000 boys and girls Of the state belong
to the State Agricultural Clubs. A
large per cent Of these club members
is producing a very large yield Of corn
or tomatoes on their plots. Very often
the yield on their plot Tar exceeds the
average yield on the remainder Of the
,faFnl. County shows win be held for
these clubs and the nrst Of January
State show wiz be held at CharlestoR.
E9bt -.
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Durinq the summer moathS mothers o.
voung children should watch for any unnGt
iraI IoOseness.of. the bowels. When giyea
prompt attention st this time serious trouble
nav IS avoided. CInEnbeFIain's Colo, C1ol
M md Diorrhoea Remedy can always b.
depended upon. For sale b All dsaleEa.
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Y0ING',9sS.
III OIzaEI3SSE

Il ~ -.
No young woman, m the joy Of
coming motherhood, should neglect
-, nrenare her system for the phys-
scsIz ordeal she Is to undergo. The
bealtl, Of both herself and the coming
chfld. depends largely upon tie care
she bestows upon herself during the
waiting month";. Mothers Friend
nrepares the expectant mothers syss
tenn for the coming event, and It's, ps9
MAKES her comfortable during al the
term Il. works with and for nature
aad by gradually expanding al ds-1
sues. muscles and tendOns, involved.
and keeping the breasts In good con-
5itfon- brings the woman to the crisis
n splenGiid physical condition. the
bel5v- too. is more apt to be perfect and
e4rong where the mother has thus
prepared herself for natures supreme
function. NO better advice could BE-
given young expectant mother tnae
f4sf she use: Mothers Friend; It Isse
medicine that has proven tts value
IN thousands OF
cqaes. Mothers =
Iriend Is sold at - = Ia
.@E1s st stores teas 81 RHEND.
book for expect
ant mothers which contains much
vaTuabIe Information; and many sugs
9,.stions OF helpful nature.
BRADEI4D REGULATOR CO.. AAlnuEn. G.
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d. wilson g 9, caNtlliil g 8. not .
oharaCteT with the DR. 7llson tllaf
was pictured TO u PRIOR t6et1ei 15,1 ,l
Inbro convention This awakened nns
tion, impatient oe partisan ma1gl- 10
hSVos detects the. dlfloEeool ..sssA :,
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in thousands OF
cases. Mothers
Friend Is sold at
drug stoT es.
Write for free
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-07

WHb this store--ln the Bar
pain BaSement--l lit IS not q case
Of selling any Kind Of goods at
a lov price, but Of selling
zcoytby merchandise. NeUer
sacrificing qualty to cbeabness
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-07
Stamped Purses

In black velvet and linen
crash effects and several different
styles. Formerly sold for zoe each
Special, 4sc each
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-07
Bargain Basement

IIleSe pillow tops are all
beautifully embroidered in number Of
different designs and they are positive
~ $500 values. There are only "a of
these pillow tops left. and while they
last. our Basement price, sI95 each.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-07
CblIdren's Hosiery

Children = fine ribbed black
cotton hoso;' regular 15c,
now lOc pair.
Children s fine ribbed black
cotton hose; regular l9c;
now 121ac or two for 25c.
Children s silk Isle hose,
black and tan; regular 2Jc;
special, l5c pair.
Children S black fleece lined
hose; regular 25c, now IJc
pair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-07

Children s black wool hose,
gray heel and toe; regular
35c; now l9c pair.
Bows fine and heavy ribbed
cotton hose; regular 25c;
now l5c pair.
Infants colorcd cotton hose;
regular 2jc; now l5c pair.
Infants cashmere hose, black
and colors; regular 25c; our
price, 15c pair,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-07

ASaIe Extraordtnarv of
UNDERWEAR AND
HOSIERY

Whoever has charge Of the buying for
tbe family will do we'll to make the winter under
wear and hosiery purchases during this sale;
yon II save onc-third to one half
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-07
Women's Hosiery

~ Dozen black cotton hose;
y an extra special, whilo
,ln'y last, &c pair.
'aek cotton hose, seamless; +;
sgulsr l5c; our price. loc
0ltk silk lisle and cotton
l5e pair. '1' ''''
~ "a. nose, seamless, regular
r..i ..ci our price, I5c pair,
'i,Tc ,an lined black hose, hem
iSp ~. and ribbed top; regular
lFci our price, l5c pair.