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141 i i r EllE11 EVENING NVS
I tier nf HJulh Temrlo nnd Esst Tern
1 lie IIlree ts a lit Iaka City Utsh
I i T ce O Whitney Huilness Manager
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I tl Un Advance ml M
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1 I tJ iOnrriers per yeas 00
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iI urdny Kews IJer icar Joo
J j 11ris nil butne communications
i j I i r 41i remittances
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L 1 NPWAh
J j Salt Lake City UtAh
y T tiirnpondenre And other readlnc mAt
I i I for BiibMrstlon should be addrd
JSjili KRITOrt
1
Iulorn nenresnMllv sNi w Vntk
p IvkIIn I Alcfrn Flit Iron IlujMlnr i
t f w Wolt Security Building
jntertd at tin tionlofnce of SJlt Lk i
y II second nls milter srcoralng
f ct of ConsreM March S 15it
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T IAKK cm AUO 3 1910
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ATitociTiKs rv itissi
i t Is to be frxired that tha outside
tld dots not realise what Is going
fid
I 1111 rtuxHla ut prevent In the mutter
persecution or thn Hebrews DIs
I < hei from Itusula sent out by per
> iilnn of the censor dn not give tho
J iilli of the sad story On the con
ijry they nro velllnu the horrors
I rom Tho Jewish Tribune mid other
llsh snurcra It U learned tIt the
jul lon from Kleff continues The
J dillon remind one of the expulxlon
Jjthe Saints from MUsourl ami lilt
s Within ten dnys 500 Jews were
5en forth and 1300 had been notified
close up their affairs enl move
I i In other cities near Kleff Ate
1 being forced to leave their homes
II is now estimated thnt since the Iin
Jj Ual decree or banishment went Intu I
i
li jet no less thnn fAOM Jews who wore II
MI I Ible to rhow a legal right to reside
I jilde the Pale have suffered cxpul
1 here can these unfortunates go To
Pale llany or them go to the
1 lied area where they lire permitted
I live If they can but others not
fir wing whnt to do return to their
I Vies Soma show forged certlllcales
f permissions to stay iinil are of
I rs severely dealt with
Is claimed that tens of thoussndn
j Jews have bnen put to the sword
I llussln In recent years The stog
ii ies from Vienna that twenty thou
i d men women and children have
I
ri n torn from their homes In ono of
3 f j I provinces of thnt country and
LPefl like tattle Into txclle nobody
il i fllw a where The situation at FIef
t J teadlly growlnir worse and the bar
J i Ic oppressors unrentralned by any
P I nine of sentiment or any force of
1 Invent new methods of torture for
Ir I < it victims of their devilish hate All
ITI Is going on now ns It has been
I
SJ1K on for years
j t omc of the persecuted race u8ed to
iii V1 n go In this country If they
n J1 < 1 flnd money enough to pay for
jlr ticket but this refuge will be
j f4Lt to most of them If a recent rul
< that they are barred under the
or contract law Is permitted to
I
i nd Others will be excluded on the
c ri I P I lund of destitution
i jur government through the state
pnrtment hag recently given the tin
i fance that It Is obcrvlng the pres
situation In Itusrla with iiyinpu
ijtlc Interest In the hope of thc devul
I Sicnt of n broader spirit of totem
I ltf toward the Jews with the mod
trtlon and Ihe oventunl repeal of un
M lif restrictive laws It has also In
f k i connection taken occasion tosay
I 1 Iji t any unjust or liamh treutrhent
p 1 isone mople due to deep rooted ro
I i
1 JjQoui or racial prejudice Is deeply
IIoreul In whatever country It may
QI nnd the views of the present Ad
Itl > ijilstratlon In this regard are well
Inwn to foreign governments
j fhl Is satisfactory ns far as It goe
I V Id wo sec no way clear for our ROV
kr < J JJitnent to go beyond the condemnation
f ti t the harsh treatment due to re
f r l j tpous or social prejudices and the ex
Jsidon of n hope for a brighter future
1
I C no longer customary for ono coun
j I to how any diplomatic Internet In
i I Internal nffalrs of nnothor But
J jjre Is no denying that the atrocities
j ijrtursln arc barbarous
r J IJThcro was a time when the cry went
I V to high heaven from the Turkish
lovlncen became Christians were
I
t ushtered there by the hundreds Tho
i t fir sent nn army Into Turkey oslen
ti 4 > ly to protect the Christians Suppose
l lrltllan Kurope should act on the
r Tin principle nnd fend their iirmlM
k 0 Ilussln lo stop the persecution of
Jew would that be n violation of
r i
I L Russian precident In Turkey
ktut we have no Idea that this will I
done We believe though that
1 r Jews themselves could arrange I
jwmeellnRs all over the civilized
i rld III protest ngnlnn the Itusslan
r I octtlcs Public opinion would per
J pi huvn Home effect cen upon the
j or
t The true remedy however Is the re
ttbllltntlon of thc Jewish nation Ftc I
y v with a Rdvirnmont of his own and
tountry of Ills own would bo a force
l tho world with which the oilier gob I
i 1 liimonU would reckon In the days
M JJ the nnclcnt prophets empires tu
tJ I ff isist and south eagerly sought the
fXendnhlp und alliance of Judith Bib
wuuld repent Itself In our age
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4 < SPAIN 1CIi CIVIl vn
41 Aeeerdin to reports Spain Is
iol 1 facing the posulblllty of n civil I
j r ns n result of the struggle with
fl T li II clerical power The excitement I
tf HowIng the rupture of friendly rein
tn between the Vatican and the
Danish government seem to have fur
I 1ahd nn opportunity for Don Jaime
alle son of Don CAtlos to come to the
t 1 L innl and It Is believed that he has
L1ftlendM enough In Bpaln to make It tti
l Testtn for the present King
I Don Jaime in u Catholic II U IIbo
j i reformer with plans for tar roachtng
Unset In the government If he sue
e > cds In obtaining the crown lie Is
j 14 ImlrMi It Is said for bravery kind
It > l n and generosity He is a soldier 1
i
t dots not have the Instinct of a nol
1 1 I
r jer of fortune slronely Imbued In
l i I oi He Is too frank to be a plotter
I 4IIltWRRrfll neeotlator of intrigue
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and It U till traIt which has undiluted
him to his frltnds anti followers
The prentnt situation In Hp ln has
i
Intell in this country because rumor
claims to know thai If Don Jaime be i
iumvii king < > r qpaln Miss Anno Mor
can will bo me QUeen Whether tills
rumor ban been circulated merely
for too nuiposti of enllstlux American
nyiiiiithy rot the cause or the pretend
tr or wtietlitr It Is tounded on fact
In nut known nut the linking of the
nainv vt Mix Moigon with that of Inc
Hpanlrh ntio certainly shows xaRaclty
on tho part of somebody It la oven
hinted thnt Ihe rebellion might be fin
anced by J Plorpont MfirKi This
In decidedly Interesting If not fiction
puro and simple
AT MiMoiui c TTtGI
Pioneer day was worthily obsorved at
Memorial Cottngc Vermont where u
number of children were entertained by
Master Kdward Wells and tho older
propln gathered to share the hupplncm
of the little ones The followIng from
the Whit Ilivcr Herald of July 2
tails the story which we believe will
lnt ritt our renders
Master Kdward Well of Halt lnko
City entertained nbout forty of the lit
tle people of this village nt the Mem
orial cottage grounds Monday evening
In honor of Pioneer day Foot races
for the boyii und the gina with Jack
knives and boxes of candy for the win
ners croquet nnd the neiullnic up of
balloonx occupied their attention from
B pm until the long shadows of the
eenlnir began to steal is ron nil and
then Mrs and Miss Well succeeded
In roundlUK ui the happy and excited
hunch on to the wide verandi of the
cottage where rontestH wore forgot
ten under the delights of abundance of
ice crfiim cake findy fruit nnd lem
onade and with the last dish of Ico
cream nerved the display of fireworks
begun Immense pin wheels bountiful
sky rockets and other contrivances of
the kind kept the children In a state
of delight until 9 pm
Jinny of the older ones gathered In
time 10 witness the uvpnlnR display
until somewhere nenr 160 pcopio were
seated about the veranda nnd grounds
nnd as the great round moon rose ma
Jentlcally over Old Patriarch and shed
her silver beams over the natural and
cultivated beautlcn of the spot the last
watermelon was cut nnd merry good
nights wero snlil und careful descent
made by the wlndlnn rond to tho valley
hrlow Tlw cottage and grounds with
Ito setting of uoodrd hills nnd till dis
tant view of the mountains looked at
its best attesting to the faithful euro
of Mr ItoWnnori and hlx asslstuntM and
the deep veneration and IntrrcHt of Its
founder Mr Junlus K Wells who was
among the happiest of the evening Ho
knew every child by Its full name and
not one that missed a kindly word or
token from him
GnHMN fiTHFKT Cult SKICVICH
A contributor to the tIglnerln
News make u comparison between tin
German street car manaKomeiit and
the American und comes to the con
clusion that we have something to learn
In this respect from tho Germans lIe
sitys fiir Instance
In njl my streetrailway riding In
Germany 1 have not yet teen it crowd
ed Street railway ear Only once have I
teen pasacngers standing Innlda u cur
and that Uas on nn rvenlnif when the
fireworks display In honor of Zeppelin
and the International Congress of Met
iillurity occurred nt Dussoldorf ntH a
crowd of many thousand was dlspcifi
Inr Kven then the crowd was handled
promptly and comfortably ami with
very few paoengers standing In the
aisles The Hermans recognize the lie I
crsslty of making streetrailway service
flexible to provide for vmlaton In
travel at different times and they nt
tach trail cars behind the motor car
In even such tnuill cities HA HeldelheiK
a train conslstlnff of a closed motor car
hauling on open trail car Is regularly
run
Another feature he notices Is that
every German street cur Is plainly
marked Inside with the number of
pasrrngers that may bo vented In It and
on tho platform nro marked the num
ber who may stund there And further
thn German street ears ate clean
They are even cleaner than the Bo lon
street cars and those who know how
high the Boston Btrcctrallway service
standn compared with that of most
American cities will appreciate what n
compliment this Is Not only are the
cars clean but they are attractive They
are kept well painted and varnished
und they look In fact like an American
car Jut out of the shops
German street car systems urn us n
rule owned by the municipalities unJ
the way they lire nnuingod Is credited
tottu city Blvernmenti but to sup
vote that municipal owncrhlp In this
country would ctiuso all defects to dis
appear nnd the Ideal to bo renllztd
would be a very Illogical conclusion
Joining from the Inefficiency and dis
honesty displayed by ome munlclpM
governments In the management of
public affaire It In safe to say that they
could not be trusted with the titan
ugtment of a street railroad
As n general rule American street
car companies give satisfaction Th y
run their buslne on American busi
ness methods which may materially
differ from those of K urn pp whore
everybody la not In so big a hurry ns
here To bo cute the service in not
perfect Hut It Is being Improved from
time to time and Hs It IB It Is u great
factor In the building up of a city and
Its surroundIngs
A CHICAGO IAVYiiC KKPOIITS
A Chlcago lawyer writes to the llw
ordHerald of that city that he has
been Investigating the causes of the In
crease In his monthly hill for living
expenses He rorts as follows
In Han KrnnclKco the other day a i
produce distributing association dump
ml live ours of early nsparngUR Into i
the bay
VhyT To keep up high prices
Frequently bout loads of liana nan
am dumped Inli the Mississippi
Why To kepp up high prices
A fnmll > man In Chicago was In the
habit of buying meat products In a
hmall town In Wisconsin for family
use Having 40 per cent xiylng the ex
press charges Ho was foolish enough
to chirr a paiXtng limuo nUtria about
It On his next consignment the ex
press company doubled the rate
WlivT To keep up high prices
The tariff on wool cigars poultry
eggs produce and u thousand things
affecting the consumer bus been mixed
Why To kep up high price
The tarlft tin sewing nnriilnes tools
muchlneo and everything the nmall
manufacturer or the home wants has
been rRlsell
Whs To kefp up high prkeB
The manufsrturer sells his surplus
In foreign outlets lien an muih ns
40 per cent cheaper thou at home
Why To keep up high prices
Industries formerly vuiiiptftlne In the
production of nearly nil common nec
essities arc ticnv under a single man I
agement either by th establishment
or unltn In different territories or by
open and direct ronmlhlutlon
Why To knop up high Jrleell i
The oldanhloncd market bosltt
and tho small dealerH have been driven
out by the modern delivery system
Why To kid up high prlcco
The board of trade grain mcrch nl
often selU grain for export cheaper
than on exchange
WTiy To kop up high prices at
home
If M > U kick about high prices you
urn ridiculed and abused und oil let a
pessimist and nerdowtll
1iy7 To kII up high prices
Th undertakers me sympathellc
but they combine
Why To keop up high prlcoi
I C ho had lived In N cty not a thou
sand miles from here he might have
Mddcd
Tim Itt riiitmru rn souiiiulerlnir
public funds mid Increasing tho tuxis
Why To keop up high prices
To nvolil iiosslblllty of errordont
Tho secret of most happiness Is el
Icncc
A primary election often Is equal to n
final election S
The water pressure Is low but tho
tux prchtmra Is hIgh
Above alt otherx tho needle line an
eye for bunlnoxM
No surgeon IH ever n free lance Ho
forgot to charge though
If Crlppcn wore wood pulp Quebec
would prohibit hh deportation
Mr Jcffrle1 sayn ho was not doped
It tae In Its way u natural sleep
Why nut change the name of the
model town of Corny to coryphee
CrnnoH vlsiu Just now are nttract
Inc moro attention than the storks
It Is almost better for ono to believe
all ho hears than to tell nil hx hears
A man never paves either limo or
money by tinkering with his watch
Secretary llulllnger nrralgn his
enemies but Is unable to check them
If a man could lay out his capital
In Inyln hens he would have a great
layout
The Inmirgents are taking a well
earned rest And the rest enjoying
It also
If the President makes no more
speeches how can ho practise whnt ho
preaches
In future President Taftn speeches
are to bn like angels visits few and
far between
It wa publicity that killed the flht
game Kor many evils It lit the greatest
cure known
A largo part of tim work of the In
terutnto commerce commission Is
proving the corrrarntlons delicti
It party leaders would work nil hard
pro bono pUblico us they do for har
mony how different things would be
Tlinre has been loss rocking of the
boat this year than usual Still nil the
fools who rock the boat lire not yet
dead
The English criminal law Is no
fltrlct that It will not permit the hot
weather to sweat a man charged with
crime
Mr Bryan Is sure that the Htpub
llcaiut will nominate William Howard
Taft for President but hn has not tho
slightest Idea as to whom the Demo
crats will telect
Erwin O Wider once dreamed of i
being 11 cotton king For a long time
ho wu able to hUll tho cotton wool
over peoples eyes but lit last they
anti he had n very rude awakening Ho
was u cotton king made of such stuff
as dreams are made of
niiAss iioLKics roil AII
Montreal Standard
The time Is not far distant If a re
cent discovery realizes expectations
when we shill all be living In glass
houseu and the roofs of our cities will
bo made of green blue purple or brown
las s which will defy the grimy ene
mies soot nnd smoke and remain al
ways translucent nnd clean This
dream has been made possible by anew
new Invention which It Is claimed will
revolutionize the Iron and olnte trade
A prrnesi has been discovered by which
tin waste slag In the blast furnace
system of manufacturing Iron can te
transformed tiTaluabln commercial
article Uy the now Invention propor
tions of sand and sulphate of soda and
In conic instances a little lime are put
In thc blast furnace so as to make the
slag Into Klass This glass In then cast
Into various shapes for slates paving
blocks brick and tiles The elate can
bn manufactured and It Is stated at
less than hlaf the expense of Welsh
slate It has a polished appearance
and can bo made In any sUe or shape
In colors A house ronfiil In with thc
new glass slate will not require skylights
light and even windows may be dis
pensed with In the lop rooms Kxperl
mentn are now being made by the Pa
tent corporation In Liverpool KngUnd
with slngH obtained from various Iron
work and everything points to the suc
cessful foundation of a new Industry
of great Interest to the building and
architectural world
MEXICOS LOST IIClII T
Mexico fOr 81 Louis GloveDemocrat
In connection with thc socalled first
centennial of Mexican Independence
which In to 1 > c celebrated till over the
republic on Sept It th curious fact
tutu developed that what Is known as
the original Declaration of Independ
ence has been lost nnd nil effort to
find It have failed It IB probable that
the document has been stored awny
elthr in thli country or Europe and
Its hiding plnc forgotten Unlike the
Inlted States of North America Mexi
co dors not have ft formal Declaration
of Independence The only thing that
approaches It was the decree Issued
dept Zl 1S21 signed by Auguslln de
Iturbide who afterward bconnia tho
first emperor It Is curious that Mexi
co Is this year celebrating whet It
calls Its centennial of Independence
when as a matter of fact the involution
started by the patriot priest Hidalgo
on Kept 19 1S10 was not a revolt
against Spain but against the vice re
pi I government of Mexico nnd against
the Donapartn usurpers of the Spanish
throne when Napoleon put his brother
Joseph lit th < head of the Spanish king
dom This revolution was crushed In
1815 It was not until until ISA that
the second revolt broke out headed by
Aiirustln de Iturbide and the Imllnn
Guerrero In this revolt nil parties In
Mexico were united Iturbldo becalm
the loading figure through his Influencn
with the church II was not until Into
In Ui that the purpose of thn revo
lutionists were put Into anything Ilka
dellnlt form Iturbldu was thus the
real llb mtor of Mexico and the nation
hall really only been Independent JTJ
years And at tlm It was an empire
with Iturhldo ns emperor
ttIIINl illlllONS
Hartford Courant
Hlnco last Bnturduy Cardinal Gibbons
has been In his 77th year Hn says he
sometimes suspects that his Joint are
not working an smoothly ns they did
and that his mind Is it bit sluggish but
In n general way he feels us well und
tit In 1310 as he did In 18CO lie gives
the credit largely to the very obstem
louts lIre he has Itd He rendi th6 Uncut
typo without KliiBsey Ho declared him
self a contented and u happy man last
Hatutday If It were given to me to
live all of these 76 years again I should
nut wish thvm different I should be n
priest The Intcrvlqwer asked him If
he hid tint some menge far the people
on his hhth < lay The cardinal hud Tho
privilege of votIng IH not an Inherent or
Inalienable right but n solemn and
sacred trust ho said When n citi
zen sells or barters his vote and dis
poses of It to the highest bidder like a
merchantable commodity hn Is clearly
violating his trust and degrading his
citizenship
I JUST FOR FUN I
Tim Unfed
Young iiuui going In for fox hunt
ing want to know how to tnko tho
fence without Injuring himself said
Inn iifulutunt
Tell him to take It with n Camera
growled the buny nails without look
Ing up Chicago Ninvd
Slinlock Iloliiic4ii I nrl
The xiiljJoliHd Item appeared In a
French nenmpiipvr
Them wa found In the river thin
morning tho body of a soldier cut to
pieces anti sewed up In a Back Tho clr
cumMnncen seen to preclude any sue
plclon of sulcldo Kverybodyg Man
line
Ed It 1011 tllullhtd
A Western bookseller wrote to u
house In Chicago asking that n dozen
copies of Cannon Karrara Seeking
After CJod bo uhlpped to him at once
Within two days ho received this reply
by telegraph
No seekers after Opd In Chlcngo or
New York Try Philadelphia Every
body Muglllll
Silly Quolion
Tho Into Alyra Kellys notebook
raid a magazine editor of Now York
wn full of overheard hits that she
proposed to work Into stories
One bit that will never figure In a
story now die related at a dinner be
fore sIte went abroad
It concerned u little schoolboy
Jurglu Uorli ooi k y who saId to his
mother one night In tho Inimitable
Myrn Kelly dialect
Ven do matohM lire goes out mut
ter lIre Roes It to hey
Tho mother answered Impatiently
I dutiim Such iiuentlon8 In sill
Y you inlRht an well ant me vera yo
pa goon von ho goes out St Louts
Globe Democrat
Ho could show you some things
about manner flan I believe hes
a crook Anyhow hcj doesnt eat
with u knife He would If It was
against the law Houotofi Post
Chully had put on his necktie and
was looking over Ills nuply of hosiery
I wonder now ho said tirning pule
whothor the rockx have tl match the
lie or whether the tie hw to match
the socks Chicago Tribric
Have you over been to Europe
No Im seeing our own country first
What parts of your own country have
you seen Well Iveseet as far
west as Kant Orange and an far east
an Coscob Chicago Itccordtterald
Said Shen Is reported that an Ohio
genius has Invented iin apparatus for
piercing the care without pain Said
lIo1hRI1I Rood I hope Congress
will enact n law compelling ever
amateur vocallxt to use 1IChlclIlo
Dally News
Wheres your automobile Traded
II off replied Mr Chugglns What
fnr1 Ono of these street pianos
When I stand In front of It and turn
the crank for 15 or twenty minutes
Ill at least have the satisfaction of
hearing a luneJudge
I wonder why no many people Insist
on keeping dogs that are no good 1
Well replied tho proprietor of tho
village hotel I always keep a few
dogs because its a comfort to see em
take their meal regular without kick
In even If they dont pay any board
Washington Star
S
Here 18 A brochure by n chap who
claims to be n pathfinder In a new
world of thought
I dare say II the facts In tho case
were known he has merely lost his
way In tlm old world of thought
Birmingham AgoIIerald
Vou are constantly finding fault
with our statuary said the promi
nent citizen Well answered the
captious critic xtatnary Is II hard mat
ter to adjust You ore so likely to find
either that the artist wasnt worthy of
the subject or this subject wasnt
worthy of tho nrtlst Washington
Star
HEAD TUB
THEATRE MAGAZINE
yon THEATRICAl NrW8
AND 8TAOB JJCTURta
Story of Success
CYlltS II MirOHMICK
r Saving Industrl
OIIK energetic and
IQl nil the time devis
0 ing thinking ex
perimenting the In
I ventor of the reap
I ing machine lived to
I become the greatest
benefactor the farm
ern of America have
ever known The
spirit of Invention
wax In hit blood
anil after years of toll and discourage
ment he carved his name hlKh among
thc worlds successes
He was more than an Inventor hn
wee a business man nnd It Is largely
due to this reaping machine that the
tnlted Htates outstrips the world as a
Brain producer
II spent his boyhood working In
the saw mill end carpenter shop on
his fathers Virginia farm and at all
times showed the careful saving In
domitable spirit which always maker
for success
Kvorybody should have a savings
account
No innttcr how careful you are In
the matter of expenses money Is cure
to dip through our nnrrnrs unless you
have a place fur your surplus earn
Inn
Have a svlnr plan and adhere to It
UTAH SAVIXtiK A THUST CO
23A MAIN ST
I In the Uu lncs llcnru
halts Ihonrs 3163
THEATRE
VANCKO VAU1IUVI M
datieai Dally
rKoan bsmouk Aerial nsllrt
Jred Wnrrrn niiii Ulunehard At
Senores VHienllno and Iool y
Kontijllo and Vallorle
Kd Kontiel and Tyson Ixina
H Franklin send Jtnndnrds
Orpheum Motion Pictures
Orptieum Urchestru
Matinee Price lIe 2 J Me
NlKht Irices Sle We 7JC
SHUBERT THEATRE
MAX JLOUKVCK nen Manager
7IIB A1U5N eillTIH COMPANV
PP MUSICAL BTA118
In the Laughing Bliow
IN GAY PAREE
Hear the Great Soiua Hand
Uvery night nl 7a anti 915 Matt
tees Wednesday and Saturday 10
1011 cents
Jlox offIce open from 10 Bm to W
Im HwitB reserved one week n
Advance
Excellent Iroflrnm at Luna and III
Theatres
Garments
9Sc
To reduce an overstock of
seine sIzes we offer our II 25
Iuro hlslo Thread Oarmcnts
this veok nt tile per pair
Our New Policy
requires the discontinuance of
nil Ladles Shirt Waists Clos
Ing them out at 40o and 50c on
the dollar
CUTLERS
36 Main St
SEE THE
Denver Rio Grande
FOR
Summer Vacation
EXCURSIONS
Railroad and Steamship
tickets to and from all
parts of the world
I U CIl a I
2282JO MAIN STREET
The Store for Men and Boys
For Hosiery Bargains
Ladies I 8c pair
Boys I and Girls 8c pair
Cant be beat
Mens Hose 7c pair
Peoples Cash
Department
Store
42 to 48 West
First South
Its a Fact
TJiat many people have 110 bank
account who would have one if
they uiuloretood a few thing
better
It isnt necessary ns POtnc jico
pie think to have n large sum to
deposit in order to form a bus
iness connection with a big bank
such as the National Copper
Neither is there any mystery
about the opening of an account
It is a perfectly simple business
trnnsaction whether the dcpu
tor wijlics to open a checking nc
count or a savings account
Many men and women nak
the IOFS of money because of an
erroneous belief that a bank
strong enough to satifj their
idea of cccurity is too Jmportant
to trifle with their small ravings
Thc National Copper bank of
fers its services to those who de
sire a banking connection nnd
who have to begin with a firall
deposit
The National
Copper Bank
Middy Blouses and
Middy Suits
Nothinc more delightfully comfortable to make the M
calion canyon or pleasure resort trip enjoyable
Separate Blouses sizes 8 10 12 14 1 16 I
18 20 and LL 36 38
125 150 175 200
Middy Suitswhite blouses with white or
blue skirt
225 a Suit
Bathing Suits
For ladies and mlfecs your choke
now at I
OneFourth Off
I OUR DRUO STOUB IS AT r
11M14 BOtTIl MAIN ST I
LAST CALL
For one week we offer all Summer Suits Pants Wash
Suits Straw Hats and all other summer wearables at
12 off
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From our regular prices This is our final cleanup
4000 Suits for 2000
3000 Suits for 1500
2500 Suits for 1250
2000 Suits for 1000
1500 Suits for 750
Notice our window display II
ROWE KELLY CO
117 MAIN STREET
Golden Oak
b
Dining Chair
siog
For the modest little home there is
no better value in a good strong well
appearing dining chair than the one
we now show at the above price
The cane seat one piece back arm
brace and substantial workmanship
make it a gem for good service
Dinwoodey
You cnnt toll 1TS thai people aFt not thritfv now
Only look at the number of sensible folks that nw order
jug their fall coal at thc present reduced rates
Your Vnrincst Irlciiil
Woodruff SheetsMorns
Ncphl T Morri
Kilns S Woodruff CO
COAL
Heber H Sheets V S W oorll
aco Q Morris rICOt 4 In W So TcmDle
KI rii
Mantels from 60 Up
SET IN THE HOME COMPLETE
a The finest line of genuine piano
ts finished mantels in the state See
what yon are buying many per
sons have been dissatisfied with
5 selections made from a cntnloj
rndlnnt grate warm the
a A patent
4 room thoroughly and Is clean ana
economical
Elias Morris Sons Co
Opposite South oUr Temple Block
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