Deseret evening news. [volume], December 06, 1907, Last Edition, Page 3, Image 3

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unnER m > T EVENING NEWS FRIDAY i nth 1 ITimi G toor 3 f
f oiay s Ogclen News 1
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SERIOUS CHARGES
AGAINST Jl Hr KURTZ
Attomptlng to Wreck
1 ltd With
sanitarium Company While
Its Manager
A SPECIAL JURY VENIRE
10 CI Jurors rear lIlIwr JIIlIr
ak0
Dm r fulfl 10 be IIn 10r
1M of 1lriglce 1iIIICIH onieurs
The cult
lh The null Died lat Oc
1Irn
by j II hurts agamM the OK
Ifbt iuinitii company In which he
Ii
r In Insolvent
beta thai ih company
at
Mri inked 1r receiver liaa Mused a
mouni of IInalln nm nr the
ilytamouw
prkKidrr Kuitt asked for a judR
aHat of LDOoa MiRed to be due hl n
from Ib 1 m Judge Howell ap
Kuchler receiver and
1lnl1d ydgh
1If luetiag Ih reaort ever I
I kM
cis +
cisThe 1f l and Ktorkholder have
n r Hdutlng the cae and
Nrvat set oiney John C Davl
obi < i HIIH WPP lo the com
hn nnx
l lalat Mh a nluK the charge that
Ihf inill < 111 IS liiMnlient the answer
rod a f H
That eat ato nil the day of Oc
bur 1rM Ih plaintiff J II Kurtz
ai iMnq i a njipolnted president
nlrn i il sgar of the Ogden Can
8tflhl n cinipany
TN I h limit Maid Kurtz was
Ai Int I m W h president and general
Mi it is icieed and understood
thk h + htnd I i iiiluct the affair of
tail siq tm tn i ireful and econoin
U n i in I lint he ihould teaks
N I i ihn dell money received
h < 1 I Plnl manager
Thnt r dd Kuiiz tctid la Jlreeldllllt
MannRcr E A Ijirkln
44e Nth Bt Tekotlbone sa k
AdverUmmtnl for 1he flesh
S turt v and atnlWMkly New
aecmted on the Mm a ttm at at
the Slt Iik ornce
Circulator Jolin I MtGregor
414 Wash Ave
Txlephooc Bell 6W Ind roo
lnym nts for the pally Matunlay
and 8 mlWe Iho Kent Hioilla lit
mad to the olrtmUter Dnlrrry
mild by carrier on the KM term
11M In Halt lIke
and voneral marwger of MM company
up to the time of the filing of the com
plaint In thin action and up to the
time of the appointment of the receiver
by Ihla court
That the Mid KiirU Instead of con
ducting the affair of Mid company In
a careful and economical manner hall
extravagantly and wastefully conducted
the nffalr and hiss pent large sums of
money without the consent of the board
of director arid without the knowledge
of the board of director and the Bald
KurtK ha fallvi and has refuted to
give to said board of directors an ar
counting of his stewardship although
the Mid Kurtz hm received since th
lat lay of March 1907 to the 18th da >
of October 107 large sums of money
towit between 50e0 ana Ji Oon I
That the Mid ICurti Innte nf pn >
Ing the current Axpenien of aid inrn
puny nan appropriated the money tll
IU own tine
That the said fOirtx hu only called
one meeting of the board of directors
and that was for the purpose of having
said board give to himself a promlagory
note which he claimed wee for money
expended
That during the year 1107 mid Kurtr
has called neglected and refused to call
a meeting of the hoard of directors or
to make any statement of the money
that have come Into his hand
That the aid Kuril has failed and
iWKUeted to pay the current expennri
of wed concern and haa appropriated
tho money to his own une for the pur
pose of bankrupting said defendant
company and for the purpose of cheat
hIlt and defrauding the creditor and
stockholders of Mid company with the
exception of himself
That after the receiver wa appoint
ed at the expense of this plalntllT UK
vice president and secretary of the Og
den Canyon Sanitarium company called
a meeting of the board of director
PROTO DEPARTMENT I
Tm Ntwr I I delivered by carrlererrry night Hunday excepted at 7J cents
per muih All pa Mnent and Hemi lalnta should be made PINlt J le
n tor ferny Saturday and Sfral Weekly News Order taken far C lureD
Woflu Residence m earth North 8t Phone Ind Sol AI
LECTURE BY B H ROBERTS
AeddIng 1 < 111111111 > Victim of
TtphotdJews Urkfg
fit 1 nn > mril < nee
1 l In iTl addremi on IftlU
utta tr ii a Yon non Standpoint
t ii ii i the Mill ilieinaclu IBM night
Iu ffor i H li lens was listened to
byurr iii s audience the taller
w tog filled glue mUele wan
C i MH c n Y tinlvemlty Pren
It J1 rlmhftll prcHldlnc
ir j > i on aged 20 of Clinton
ft w i xunlnHtlon by Drs Weit
II trl war adjudged Iowans
a i rd to thi state mental
htpilei
TIMilNU IFItM ITK
II Mug cKi > leH were granted
f in vl by County Clerk
Ct
hl T1 i nn and MellHia Kerb
fl
I M i Ion of Provo and Ruby
1 r k ghrarllle
J I i K of Amercan Fork and
I in I II Lfhl
1r Y 1 linK People union of
h < te i tuen of InteraetliiK dla
> 1 J igloos IUbJilCla last
HE ill ontlnu for Uii reel
t c n i lock in the 14aptIst
sit I
> U i il tj1 TYPHOID
u t1 r K neral hospital after
LA cos J M kw with typhoid f a
It ibu i I rhe Uyearxold on
C f I d Mr Lund sho
b I I iki burled blH wife
l lr < Hro and left the Iwy
1r s tit iMi liiarent8 Mr Hilil
Ir IU i Ting
T 01 ii inmlnloneni lIMIt and
M < I e usual routine lmain M
tl 0 I1 > nmnlhly clalmn
The rvcolpla dru ted b > Kldred
skating rink to the trmnury of the
Stain Teachers ltloole lion finance
committee amounted to iUU
The take presidency announce that
ICIder D M McAIII ter chief recorder
of the Salt Lake temple will be present
at the lake priesthood meeting Satur
day Do 7 at 1 oclook and the
subject How to Keep and Collect
Family Records and other genealoK
lial Information will bo treated by Win
Mallhot a pedler wag fined IK for
not conforming with the new license
law
lawFloyd
Floyd Olson WBII fined ti for dls
turblriR the penoe and Roy Hardy 16
for riding upon moving trains
LOGAN
JURY VEINRE FOR 1908
Scs > Um of City CIIUIICIlIAIITCIICO
Chrlelemen Nuiti in lit
Hpeclal Correspondence
Logan Dec S Orvil ChrUtencn of
ailchmoitil and Silas Violet Lawrence
nf Ban Jeequln Callfornta were inur
clad yesterday by precinct justice Wtl
Ifaim liranRham
CITY COUNCIL SHSSION
The city council held a rather busy
lesson lat night it being the regular
monthly meeting A great number of
bill ware pasad UIMII among fblch
wa the judgment against Logan City
by the district court In favor of
Clmrlea Maughan for SM awarded
for Injuries he receive from a fall
from his buggy by oomlnR in contact
with a guy wire The report of the
cUy treAMirer wan received and filed
The newly elected mayor ntoordtr and
oottneMraen were all In attaodaMo tak
1
and asked the said Kurtz to render an
accounting of all money received by
him which the said Kurlc refused then
and there to do and refused lo partici
pate In the mefttln of the said board
of director saying that 11 wa Illegally
palled and at the same time refuaed
aa president of said rompany to call
a meeting of Raid board of director
SPECIAL JURY VENIIVB
SnmimiiHil to SIItlI Juror InWtilUer
Miinlor Trial
Ogden Dec IThe Jury venire of
100 name drawn from witch Ui select
a Jury of 12 men to hear the warder
charge against Fred 8 Walker has I
been exhausted and Judge Howell lat
evening had a special venire of 25
names drawn which were nerved Ian
evening and the Juror appeared In
court Oil morning
Out of the 100 name drawn first M
were examined and nine were sworn
In to hear the cane leaving three more
to select Only one Juror waa eecnreU
yesterday MOlll of the venire were
Iud on the ground of actual bla
h having foormvd an opinion either
of the guilt or innocence nf the de
fendant which could not be removed
without considerable testimony moat
uf theM had formed and exprahMd an
opinion from reading the wtIIllBr
iccounta of the alleged murder ot Dr
Beer the inquent and preliminary
hearing Several juryman were ttfau
o1 hraum of being opposed to capital
punishment A number ol UM Jarful
wore excused because of hem nt preju
diced against any one wits wq11lde ni r
Into the privacy of a ittans boHts ipd
bleak up his family and It II sq this
l > i tliular point the defense 2 taftf to
make a good showing u t E
lend proving that Boer did tN
the home nf Walker by Ma Inthaa0y I
with Mr Walker and that it WHK OH
his refusal to leave her aloae and bar
admissions that he had bb ctlHta
ally Intimate with her that VaHt4
In the heal of passion beat htM ao
severely that the Injurle proved fatal
EAUIKS KU < T orPtCBB
For the cntulnR year the fraternal
order of Eagles Ogden aerie No UK
baa riveted the fnlliiwInK officer
Worthy president Dr K D late
worth vice president A C Kelltao
worthy chaplain Lon Browning set
retiiry D T Tracy treasurer Paul
8teehcr truntee W D Bloaaer A B
WrUht JoiMph BawmeUter aerie
physician I > r II B Porbev inside
guard Thomas rim outside guard
UlllMMl Porter > OIIt president Thotna
C Morris The newly elected officers
will be Installed the fist business
meeting In January 1M8
Ing rote of the proceeding of the
meet Ina
JtHY VENI1UO FOR ItGI
X Ralph Moore and Joseph K Cur
don jury commissioners of Cache
county have elected the following
name for juror for the y nr IMS
anti they were Bled yesterday with the
county dark
AvonSamuel liankhead Ole Olsen
Jr
I < enM > n Paul Cardon Kara flicks
Cullege John Scheuk Charles O
Dunn John C Dowel
ClarkBton David Sparks Peter liar
son John 11 Dahle John Itavaten
Joseph II Archibald John Duttara
James M Uodfrey
Povevllle John S Allen
Greenvllle Ollf Cranqulit Andrew
Njinan N W Crook tun
Hyde ParkFred llallam Charles 0
Hyde George S Dames ilonea lllk
kalRel George Z lamb Homos K
llancey Frank Follett
Hyrum f orge A Anderson W n
TeWltt A A Allen Jr Ulehard A
Kllnvon Hiram Hall Jr IWwIn J
Hawa Joseph Hulse Ira Willlnnui W
e Parkinson N A Jeppoeen David
A Jensen HI I llradley WlllnrdH Is
m l n Itn Nielsen Jqhn iHlglar
John Jensen Henry Arties JoWTili J
Hall Well McBride Jr Oear IJI
jeniulDt WillIam S Ilrown
lyjBaii A A Ullxt John E rarllole
Stephen HalUtone A H Mitchell
Jnrne II Drown Harry Farr
W IS Jensen A H Palmer
Daniel P Calllt Jf II barnes
Joseph Hawkln Albert Jenkins Goo
Dunbar William J Hill Frank Harris
Noah Larsen Ulehard A Uallantyne
11 H Hawke Ralph H Smith W W
Hull H W Kimball Harry Worley
William Andrew J A Illrdneau C
C CI8 IIJI Alexander Low D R
RobertH John II Wilson C H Baker
Joseph K owley L C Farr Nets A
Pearnon Richard Veates J W Craw
ford T LeRoy Cardon Hobart David
lIOn laaac Elw ll William II Howell
David Jenkins Ixiul D Uoudrero W
P Davis Frank M arl Kd Udward
Thomas Irvine Ii M Lewis II T
Henwm II H Danlal n A JorK ni en
George Cole John K Kverton H Mur
dock Jr George A Bell R Leu Camp
ball Kd Hansen Joseph Newbold John
W ttamtt Kara T Lloyd John A
J
Uneeda r
Biscuit f
A food to work on
A food to smile on
A food to sing on X
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Energy and goodnature illr
every package
The most nutritious wheat
i food
a In moisture and
i dust proof fackaget
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NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
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Persons who diet is com
posed of most wholesome foods
are comparatively free from dis
ease and arc active mentally and
physically
DIJ PRICE
WHEAT FLAKE CELERY
FOOD
is wholesome nourishing and
cleanly Made from the whole
wheat berry 40
10 cents a package
For salo by all Grocors
McAllliter J P Smith Nephl fl An
dress Wlllard Hannen I1 o Ilanen
Edward PeterveaV iapir Hoffman
leo u Hayball Jannn Mart Inter
t harlea McNeil John q Adam Hy
rum Davidson Delo Hyde Hnber K
Hunien M Mourltsen Kiln Nielsen
Alfred Burl Fred Uatyler ChrIstian
Hunt Otto Mindbtrc o J Nitre A
Hum Peter Chr < itlanen Ksm Ames
J A Oroeblt George U Mriulliicb
Ileber Olnen Victor inxkett William
P Rill Nick S Hansen J Edward
Johnson Bphratan Mtckelncn
Law laton John M Anderson bamnel
J Allen J It Cunningham Andrew
hlIan
U Hyer Morrl Bwiayard Arthur Her
eaxwi Henry 11 Oanlelun
MlllvUle Joha B ttouech Wlllard
Oarr James A Itovey Joseph R
Jenpewn Oharlaa KUaaou ate N
HMnmoMl Ilrrwn C Rules
lit lO Jf6Ufit hair
Ien4on Ueore W Bakcc Harlow
meftl Jocaepb Hardman Harmon
Bird Bobert deter Wm L Kidman
Mt ttcrllnK Hobert Baxter JrDan
let Lloyd
rf wtm Wlllard It Flaltard W H
OI n Jrtn Jenkins John H Barker
Juliet U Hurt F U Larsen
Peterboro Waller Ahrena Fred C
Vettk
Providence David Affleck A H Bla
aacer Win hrckctt Hopkln B
Campbell J J FVcrerlck Adolph Deer
J L Bullock Wm ttiuc Jr Andrew
Filhrltmin Joneph A Hmlth
Paradlae tUmnel OMhum Richard
Rradsilaw Joseph H Hlrt R W
June John II Bradley Robert 8hlp
toy Wm Humplireya Gideon E Ol
sen
Richmond Andrew It Allen Her
pehel Itullen Thom Orlflln has E
Harris Parley N Nelon W K Bum
ham Goo E Dotty W II Hondrtck
Wm Merrill Henry Hair Jorcen Johnson
on Jame I Shepherd Newell Bullen
W H Lewis Jr Henry T Pleat
August chow
Smlthfleld Claus Anderson T
Chamber Jr George Doitglaaa Xella
O Oyltenikoa Thomas Hyllyard Jo
eph Ulll P P Bingham Ooo Done
James JorlflllterJohn P Oven too
lllne Wm L Win Thomas C
CnMpin 8 P Ewing Andrew Hunk
Newton Woodruff Jamie Metkl John
Hammer Sylvester Coleman Sylvester
Low Jr Ralph T Merrill Samuel
Itoakelly Jr
Trenton John Bingham Wm I
1Jorp
WeillnmeAIx W Archibald
Thntnas H HraoJ haw Frank Gunner
Archie D Hill James A Lolatiman
Richard tichlvy Ueo Bradihaw
Walter L Glenn Thomas A Kerr
Ulehard Brenchley Joe B BrownWm
H Dariey Samuel P Hall David W
Jones Ileber Maughan James Allen
Robert I Baxter June R Copper
Wm H lioaklna Wm A baa
VVheeler l aac J Allen Wes V
Otovar A It Brower Gao Band Wheel
er
hit and overcoat at half prlco
Daniel H Went Seoontl south
Our JlM Rvamnteed Hoer ta boat In
city Full line of strops and n wr
honor State street Hardware JU South
State
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OLD FOLKS DAY
Ilnnqncl Procrtitii ami halt MnUo
Happy Tlmo for Vrlrnitm
Special C Mrreapondeuce
I ehi Utah Co De > JThe old folk
of lshl were moat royally entertained
In the City tavlllon yesterday At 1
p m about > W aat down to lone ta
blet Mt with the bounties of life Af
ter the banquet the following interest
log program wa rendered
Singing by old folk choir remark
were made by M Mllrll Phaa II Savage
and George Marietta of Salt LaIc
speech of welcome by Wm K South
wIck renponve by President A J
Kvan remark by Chairman Wagstaff
of the take committee and Mark Aux
tin The speeches were Interaperio
by a reading from Franc Child allot
song K by Bishop Lewis Mill Qreen
wood Geo Margett and the choir
Candy nut sandwiches and cake
ware then passed around
Prises were awarded w follow Mot
popular old lady In Leiil Rebecca
Staadrlnic oldest nun laaaa Pox and
James Holm egad III oldest lady hav
ing largest living family Charlotte
Dough having U oldeat lady who
crsnsed the plain by handcart Mary
Ann Ball urix for oldest lady who
bad never quarreled with ber husband
and eldest man whistler over 10 were
not oalla for All > reaeiit had a most
etxIfOWWa time
IH the venlng a grand ball wan Riven
In the PftvUUm which was largely at
taetdwl
MONROE
Opening of lnlUnnSehools Olve
lIhlle ICnlwIalimiiUit
fplelal Oorrenpondence
MMI ea 8 vllM Co Dae lIJba
ROW mvtllon opened on Thanka ilvlneT
night fee IU flrnt tune Visitor tram
sagas satMmnte of Ute county name
to tit fttimlng about SM danoa ticket
ital wid and It 18 eatlmate4 that
aYeltt 1M people were present
naur bating U enp iid In eves y
alUM U the pavilion and in many oases
W tke vexation of parent who fear
IhHt th young people will loraak
mire Intellectual pursuits
Tlv shuttle puwer company liaa Itl
wire ban and expects the motor to
rtiw In a tw day varyUUng
tttmc In readli It to tgpaotad the
rat will be lu runiUac ardor IIAIort
lyLMt
LAt week the public mliool lave a
very creditable free enUceftlBmmit all
daises taking part chMtatg with a
IMIMM1 faro by BMrnbora of the
Mljjb school Tbe 014 tbaalor hall was
a w41d to its utmost
ST GEORGE
IIAYINd IXDIXIK IX R
Ita II Omit VtHlM4 < < l > wiMi llrelh4
UH nwnUHCl
HjIMIM UorrMipondenoa
George Wnaliln tcMi Co Des t
It been no rate for several
weak Th slrestr are thr tor dry
Ii duty Beautiful a nayy 4y sad
a1N ntghl with light front ItMve pre
V tta4 since the tMoKd WMk IA Nu
MWlr The novel tiiftit af tmT Mtk
iajf IB Lteeunibar ten Mewl a feature
w MM present week TIN Ittt amp U
Maw harvaaUd There are BOW attuu
lltajnitliin ut a ralnilorin
TTjip wfgte trov in pin iiUfy tlUlil
< m
ilhoh place lit Ooorgi draws g loot rf
It supply In very light till fall ow
ing In the late wet ring
T mnk lv Ing day wa quite general
ly olixerMtl In flt loorg A pear
inert I lift via held at 10 SO a m A
filature of the artirroon festivities woe
H match gain uf ball between Woml
ward high school students and a team
rrorn the lltini h Normal Cedar flty
Tlie WnidWMid lad were mn tl > jnung
end irmkllleil player and fell < ti eay
puy to the well trained velar narTN
The mote mature bat tiny hII to
range the defeat nf the s h d hciya
and ihallenged the lRltorK K > unnihrr
game the following day but bring nut
of practle thy two were h itMi but
by the mail margin of err tally
On Thursday evening the Kirin ot
Woodward high achnol prepared a line
repast In the school building for the
faculty and tudeote of their grade
nod the vlsitnre from Cedar TV
The wife of Stake Bupi or mmdar
ftohwif George K Mlles preeonted him
with a fine 11 pound baby hey Nov 14
1907
In the life sketch of Conrad Klein
man four correanpBrtent atald that
hits drat wife wan burked at afeaa AM
ThIN wax an error Ihe died and was
burled In TofiuervlDo In this county
and the remain M Mr KJetnmnn were
taken there after the funeral at Hi
Oeonre and burled by the side nf hili
wife
ONLY 0 fK HHCttiO PANIC
That III LAXATIVE BIOMO UlINtNK
Look for the signaler ef B W aKOVN
Used the World over to Cure a CoM In
One Dar C <
CTROLEVHJoE
OLD FOLKS BAJTQVBT
ICHfIbt IuHtllf l io fwrs Sack New
JJcMTJKra Imtttalte
Rpeclal Qprreinondence
Ilrvlevlllc Plute Co Dec Yester
day the aged people of Clrclnvlllo were
entertaIn In the Itellnf society hoine
A sumptuous dinner was red at 130
p m and 31 out of 46 Invited gueetn
partook their age ranged from 66 lo
13 yearn An hour and a half wan
then pent In speaking reading songs
and rauMf young ladies furnishing the
music Mid moet of the singing and at
4 oclock whan the parting hour came
all expressed themselves an having hnj
the beat time In their lives
Mr James I Knight was the oldest
gnttleman In the party with hln wife
They are about the oldest pettier In
thlll place having lived here S3 year
n nd are also loneere of Utah Today
they with their children now grown
take leave of their old homo to Meek
another In the northern part of the
Ute
din the evening a married folks ball
was given In the amusement hall
which WB well attended and an t n
JoyaMv time pent
TteACHBKB tNRTtTVTB
Last Satfday a teacher institute
was held here In the district atViool
houae for the teacher of Plute coun
ty State Supt A C Nelson and Dr
Thomas of the A C U were in at
tendance together with the county n
perlntendent There wa u good rup
reaentatton of leather present
A MAW8 BDBT FRIOND
II his pair of military hair bruhw
We would like to bow you ont aaaort
PIt of solid back In Ebony Satin
wood and rOOM Bola with splendid
bristles price to slit every purao
F J HILl DRUVO CO
The Never BuUtltutora
ARE YOU
gatiafied with your orlntlngt Well
glv you aaUrtactlon If you bring It
here
TUB mMBIUVr MBW
Winter Court In the Baaver Bomb
oJ te DtlgJwra Venus
DHlvoia4ty
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The Beaver Branch nf the Brigham
Young Cnlveralty begin Ste winter
course December 3nd It continue un
til March 10th This tutee Ie opfn
with a view tn accommodating young
men and women who are not able to
outer school at the beginning of the
year Three completing this course will
tie granted one semesters credit The
subjects offered are The common
branch high school studies also
oourae In Ironwork Domestic Science
Domestic Art and Agriculture The
tultlton for the winter course la SHOO
plus 100 lllirury fee In addition to
the above courses special Instruction
will be given In Klocutlon Art Book
keeping unit Stenography
Board and lodgliK can he had for
JI25 to MfO a k
It you wish furth r Information con
cerning the work 11 fiHo write thc prin
cipal of cite Institution
Yours 1 > i HUT
J 1 Jl MAX rilnclpnl
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STARTUPS CHOCNUT PUFFS
11t11t H silver irf nor I totter Mmiburt httM r taffy HntitM l arornl n
Ml nf olmtHHHl IVcaoa sassed with tier dmrotaci wtth flavor en
rich arouse w MtftlltfHt Hat nn riXMtonm yew HhMjm MM mom
To ntiy tody war tends as thin name of her Bandy dealer MM me Jo
MiiHipv no Mill steal puce iml > N fancy boa > f mr fWnonii Cltoo
Xnt PelT
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Sweetly Thine1
jn IUTP CSIl tO Petro 1111
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Peoples b t
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Saturday SpecialsI
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99 BOYS 2Plcce SUITS Double Brea tedMedium Weights
good For for school wear 3 values 4 225
49 Pairs MENS CORDUROY PANTS Light and Dark
Browns and Blacks 250 Values < t i
1 75
For 4 JL i J
LADIES DONGOLA KID SHOES Lace or Blucher Single
or Double Soles 225 Values < t i A Q i
1 49
For CP JLTt
LADIES FELT FUR TRIMMED SLIPPERS Lttther Sole j
All Slzcs 100 Values rr
For 75 u
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LADIES STORM RUBBERS 7Sc Values r f
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For G
MENS STORM RUBBERS 100 Vlul rr i 1
75
For OC
LADIES VOILE AND PANAMA WALKING SKIRTS 800
1000 1200 and 1500 Values r QQ
For 698 j
LADIES SUITS 1200 1500 2000 and S25 00 Val
ues For QC 98 rj t
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TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF ANY SUIT IN
THE HOUSE AT THIS PRICE 698
LADIES COATS 800 1000 1200 and 1500 Val f
For ues pOi t 9 8
MISSES NATURAL WOOL VESTS 60c Value 25c
CHILDRENS and MISSES UNION SUITS 49c Value 25c
LADIES MISSES and CHILDRENS DOUBLE HOSE SUP
PORTER I5c Values for gc
One Ton of Fine Candy will be on sale j
Saturday Santa Claus will hand it out
at IOc per pound while il lasts Give the
children a treat
DONT FORGET TO VISIT TOY
LAND IN THE BASEMENT
Peoples Cash Store
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Deseret News Book Store
p = tJal 1 6 MAIN STREET
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