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The Salt Lake Herald from Salt Lake City, Utah • Page 24

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iIKE 8 TIm SALT LAKE HERALP REULDSTThDAY STINTAY FEB 19 19O5 i SECTION THREE IN A BIG GAME GAMEPRESERVE PRESERVE PRESERVEBY PRE SERVE SERVEBY BY ERNEST ERN EST HAROLD BAYNES SA YN ES tASO ASQweek week we took a look at atthe atthe atI I I the Corbin game preserve preservem 1 rG I near Newport NH and andsaw andsaw 1 I saw how the largest herd herdf herdof 1 of buffaloes in the world worldwas worldas I i was as oared for during the thewinter thewInter theWWA WWA winter months The suc successful successful SUCVffA VffA cessful management of this thisrapidly thisrapidly thisrapidly rapidly Increasing herd Is Isof isof Isof of course a matter of national Impor Importance Importance Iznportance tance and the most mo Important effort effortbeing etrortbeing effortbeing being made at the present time In the theInterest theintarC5t thelnterezt Interest of American big game is the theeffort theeffort theeffort effort directed towards the permanent permanentpreservation permanentpf8Senratfon permanentpreservation preservation of this and the few re regaining re11alning reinalning gaining herds of buffaloes by the fed federal federal fedoral eral government governmentBut But there are many Jn1ln other wild crea creatures creatures creatures tures in Corbin park which need more moreor moreor moreor or less attention dJIrlng the winter winterThere winterThere winterThere There are elk and deer and wild boar boarby boarby boarby by hundreds and moose nobody knows knowshow knowshow knowshow how many since they usually remain remaindeep remaindoep remaindeep deep in the thetvoods woods and show themselves themselvesonly themselvesonly themselvesonly only at rare intervals Next to the buf buffaloes buffalocs buffsloes faloes the wild boar are the first ant animals anlmals antmals mals requiring the attention of the su superintendent anperintendent perintendent In the spring summer summerand summerand summerand I and autumn these vigorous creatures creaturesget creaturesget creatureSget get their own living chiefly by rooting rootingIn In the ground but when the earth Is Isf Isfiozen isfrozen frozen cozen and hard as iron and covered coveredWith coveredWIth coveredWith With snow besides rooting Is out of the thequestion thequestion thequeation question The boar are fed upon whole wholecorn wholern corn rn which In the fall Is stored away awayIn away awayin awayin In old deserted houses and barns or in inhuge inhuge inhuge huge feed boxes made on purpose in indifferent Indifferent Indifferent different sections of the forest Each Bachof Eachot Eachof of these sections is In charge of a man manwhose manwhose nianwhose whose business It is to see that all the thetokeep thefame thejame fame in his territory have food enough enoughto enoughtokeep tokeep to kcep them in good condition First Firstof Firstof Firstof of all he selects one or more places placesfpr placestpr placesfor for feeding grounds and here he scat scatters scatterB scatters ters his corn But wild boar are shy shycreatures shyreatures shycreatures creatures and it Is the th mans duty to tosee tosee tosee see to it itthat that all the boar In his section sectionare sectionare sectionare are regularly visiting the feeding feedinggrounds feedIngItrounds feedingjfrounds grounds He must tramp over hill and anddale anddale anddale dale andthrough and through the dense woodlandand woodlandand woodland woodlandand and 1earn where the different colonies coloniesof of boar lire re nesting Then he must mustshow musthOW mustshow show them the way to the feeding feedinggrounds faedlngDIounds feedingr grounds uxids by laying trails of corn some sometimes sometImes sometimes times for a mile or more leading to one oneof onef onedf of thespotsNwhich the spots which is to toje be a woodland woodlanddining woodlandillningroom woodlanddining dining illningroom room for the rest resC of the winter winterIn winterIn winterIn In some casesthis cases this trail has to belaid belaidover be beilaldever laid laidqver over and over over again before the theman themanis man manis manis is sure that all the boar boarare are visiting vlsltingthe vlsltingtheeding vlzltingthefeeding the thefeeding feeding eding grounds Afterwardslhe Afterwards he feeds feedsthorn feedstpom thorn every other day makinghistrips making his trips I A SALE OF DRESSES DRESSESMANUfACTURERS DRESSESMANLJFACTURRS MANUfACTURERS SAMPLES SAMPLESTO SAMPftSTOMORROW TO TOMORROW TOMORROWWE IORnow IORnowWE WE PLACE ON SALE SALEABOCT SALEABOLT ABOCT 300 SAMPLES OF OFnfants OFInfants Infants InfantsChildrens nfantsChidreD ChidreD and andMisses andMisses Misses MissesDRESSES MissesJJRESSES DRESSES DRESSESAllthc Allthc All the best and ne fleOst est 1IO 1O 8 styles stylesThY 1 8 8They They are t4ptClmns of the makers makerslatest makers makerslatest latest efCortslht new newest st de designs lgns dl dlTect direct Tect front their display rooms the thoprfUIpst theprettiest prettiest and choicest creations uU uUmarked altmarked marked from 3 3102 3102Less to toLess Less than regular value sizes range rangefrom I from months to 11 yea yeerh onl only one ot ofeach each style hence de descriptions erlpUon are areomitted i iomitted I omitted Early comers are sure or best bestselfOtlonS I Icl selfOtlonS cl CUO 1L a ia i ife on snowshoes of course cou since the deep deepsnow deepsnow deepsnow snow usually makes it impossible to totravel totravel totravel travel In the forest without them themThe themThe themThe The alternate days are spent In feed feeding feeding ding ing the elk and deer and moose The Thenatural Thenatural Thenatural natural food of these creatures In win winter wInter winter ter consists largely of the twigs of cer certain certaIn certam tain tam trees and shrubs As most of the thesuitable thesuitable thesuitable suitable twigs within reach of the ani animals animals animals mals have already been eaten it is nec aecessary necessary necessary essary to cut browse especially for forthem torthem forthem them This work is now no done under underthe underthe underthe the supervision of a forester who sees seesthat seesthat seesthat that no valuable trees are cut for this thispurpose thispurpose thispurpose purpose Indeed In order to save the thetrees thetrees thetrees trees the elk are often fed on hay haywhich haywhich haywhich which is stored In different parts of the thepreserve thepreserve thepreserve preserve and distributed as it Is need needed needed needed ed A few nights ago I came upon a aband aband aband band of fifty fift elk In the moonlight moonlightquietly moonUghtquIetly moonlightquietly quietly feeding on hay In the deserted desertedbarnyard desertedbarnyard desertedbarnyard barnyard of what had once been a athriving athriving athriving thriving farm farmAs farmAs farmAs As I said before the moose are not notoften notorten notoften often seen en though their great tracks tracksleading tracksleading tr ks ksleading leading to and from piles of freshly cut cutbrowse cutbrowse browse are frequently seen Not long longago longago longago I ago a man who was working in the theforest theforest theforest forest had still more striking evidence evidenceof of their presence In the course of his hiswanderings hhwanderings hiswanderings wanderings he came upon a a fallen tree treQthe treethe the top of which ibarred barre his path He Hewas IJewas Hewas was an agile fellow and leaping over overit oyerit overit it he landed almost on the back of a abig abig abig big bull moose which leaped to Its feet feetand feetand feetand and charged him on the Instant InstantHe instantHe InstantHe He needed np further Incentive to tostep tostep tostep step lively and dodged behind tree treeafter treeaCter treeafter after tree in his efforts to escape the thewrath thewrath thewrath wrath of his mighty adversary whose whoserest whoserest whoserest rest he had unwittingly broken It Itwas Itwas fwas was half an hour before he finally suc succeeded succeeded succeeded ceeded in escaping by strategy strate and in spit of the low temperature he was wasperspiring wasperspiring wasperspiring perspiring from every pore poreWith poreWith poreWith With the exception of the boar the theanimals theanImals theanimals animals are usually fed early In the day da but the wild pigs are nervous folk folkalbeit folkalbeIt folkalbeit albeit they are rough customers when whenwounded whenwounded whenwounded wounded or cornered and unless ex tremely hungry do not like to approach the feeding edlng grounds until dusk Then it Is that their food Is scattered for if it was put out earlier the deer would wouldpick wouldpIck wouldpick pick it up before the arrival of the boars Usually after the wild hog have returned to their rests under the thespruces thespruces thespruces spruces there ia more or less corn to be seen upon the feeding grounds and bright and early earl next morning this is lapicked ispicked ispicked picked up by the little army of birds The most superb effects effectshave eCCectsbave effectshave have been produced and we weare weare weare are prepared with a splendid splendidstock splendidstock splendidS stock of new styles that will willbe willbe be much wanted from romnow romnowonmany now nowon nowonmany on onmany many dainty Imported ImportedLAWNS ImportedLAWNS ImportedLAWNS LAWNS DOTTED SWISS SWISSMULLS SWISSMULLS SWISSMtJLLS MULLS PERSIAN PERS LAWN LAWNW LAWNy A I 1ST HANDSOMELY HANDSOMELYTRIMMED HADSOMELYTRIMMED HANDSOMELYTRIMMED TRIMMED WITH LACE LACEand LACEand and fine embroideries embroideriesSpecial embroIderIesSpecIal embroideriesSpecial Special offer of beautifulwhite beautiful beautifulwhite beauUfulwhite white Japanese Silk Waists WaistsInsertion WaistsInsrtlon Waistsk Insertion trimmed trlmmet1an an extra extraordinary extraordInary ordinary value at 350 350SILKPETfiCOAT 350SILK 51 SILKPETfiCOAT SILKPETfiCOATi SILK SILKPETTICIMTSPECML PETTICOA TSPECIAL i SPECIAL SPECIALG SPECMLI JCflfor for GOO OO and 695 695I 54 I I 9 4 11 I Petticoat Petticoatsome Petticoatsome Petticoatsome some with flounces or ruf fles pleating I leaUngothers others wIthInular withirtular with withcircular circular section sectionl sectionS 3 JS OS 6 7 75 yfZ i 51 51000 for SS50 Silk i Petl prI prIoats and trn coats with flounce beauti fully full trimmed with pleating and ruffles all shades shadesIff shadesI 1 Iff 0 95 OK for taffeta silk petti petticoats petticoats petticoats coats very deep ac cordian plaited flounce tucked ruf fle flean an exceptional bargain at this thIsprIce thisprice price You Should See TheNew TheNew The TheNew New Spring Wash WashFabrics WashFabrics WashFabrics Fabrics FabricsIn In Scores of Different Weaves and Designs DesignsCottonsar DesignsCottonsare Cottons Cottonsar aro to have a better season than ever before The new weaves are arey man many of them closely copied from the woolens and will be made up and worn In much the same way va All the tI th artistic skill of the Frenchman and the adaptive ingenuity of the Yankee are in these productions As Incentive to have you OU pay this an department a visit we will place on sale MONDAY ltO AY 30 pieces of NEW GALATEA CLOTHS In neat printed effects strip stripes figures and polka dots amaterial possessing ties tlf for boys and girls garments garmentafat fast washable was able colors great Sold wearing quali where at 50c i Oe Special peeial for this week eek at a yard ard every 4c iPCr 12 1 Pieces PJtC New ew Silk Finished pigured Sateena 32 Inches wide a fine cloth in the very latest printings exceedingly pretty prettysilky silky In Value 30C Oc Special for this week per yard appearance 14c I HtC 9 LadesUnderwear Lades LadiesUnderwear Underwear UnderwearTIlE TIlE HARVARD MAKE MAKEPLEASANT 1IAKEPLEASA MAKEPLEASANT PLEASANT PLEASA TO WEAR WEAHEVER EVER SATISFACTORY NEW ARRIVALS ARRIV ALS OF OF SPRING UNDERWEAR ME IE DIUM WEIGHT EIGHT JUST THE THING YOU WANT FOR PRESENT USE PRICED VERY MUCH BELOW RULING QCOTATIONS QUOTATIONSHarvard QCOTATIONSHarvard QCOTATIONSHarvard Harvard mako spring weight Jersey ribbed rlbb Union Suits for Ladles come in cream cre white with high neck and long sleeves ankle length all sizes sizesK splendid S6c grade gradeopening opening sale price vrJceLadies priceLadies fittf oLadies Ladies beat st quality Harvard make Maco aco cotton Jersey ribbed cream white Union Suits all sizes best 5t 125 fi value at a fi i suit suitLadies 3fl S100 S100Ladles 7 fftfi CJ CJLadies Ladies Harvard make high neck lon long sleeve Vests and ankle ank length Pants all sizes best you ou SUe 5 4 fir ever bought at 70c Dc Sale Price PriceLadies PrlcoLadlos PriceLadles Ladies Silk and Lisle rrilxed nilx Harvard Harvardmake Ranardmake Harvardmake make medium weight high neck neck10nJ lone sleeve Vesta and ankle length Pants all sizes slzt 9 best 99c 99 lSTcrade on sale at chief among which are the thegrouse ruffed ruffedgrouse ruffedgrouse grouse and blue jays jaysOne jaysOne JaysOne One of the most important Import nt matters matterswhich matterswhich matterswhich which engage the attention of the thesu thesuperintendent thesuperintendent su superintendent perintendent of the Blue Mountain for forest forst est st during the winter Is the inspection inspectionor or the fence which encloses the great tract of twentyfour thousand acres This fence Is eight and a half feet high and Is made chiefly of stout wire wirestretched wIrestretched wirestretched stretched taut on posts set twelve feet feetapart feetapart feetapart apart In addition to the wire there Is heavy netting reaching to the height heightof heightot of six feet fe and also stretched upon the theposts theposts theposts posts As a matter matterof of fact this fence fenceseldom feneeseldom I Iseldom seldom breaks under any strain which is put upon it but as Its breaking Is Isamong isamong isamong among the possibilities and might en tall tat very serious loss It must be Inspec ted at frequent intervals especially in inwinter inwinter inwinter winter After every severe storm and andoften andoften andoften often during the storm Itself men are ar MONDAY 1IO DAY MORNING MORNINGFROM MOR MORNINGFROM ING INGFROM FROM 10 to 12 OCLOCK OCLOCKA OCLOCKWash A Wash Goods Bargain that will willmark willmark mark for all time the greatest value valuegiving valuegiving alne alnegiving giving event in Wash Goods ever held heldin in Salt Lake 50 nieces of THE BEST KNOWN KNOWNSeersuckers IL KNOWNSeersuckers OWN OWNSeersuckers Seersuckers SeersuckersIn In patterns suited for childrens school schoolwear schoolwear schoolwear wear and Ladles House Dresses Dressesperfectly Dressesperfectly Dressesperfectly perfectly fast In washing washln goods goodsworth goodsworth goodsworth worth 15c KO Monday 83 ff 3 jif If from 10 to 12 oclock at yd RU YOU CANT AFFORD AFFORDTO AFFORDTO TO SHUT YOUR EYES EYESTO EYESro EYESTO TO THIS EXTRAORDINARY EXTRAORDINARYSPECIAL EXTRAORDINARYSPECIAL 1 SPECIAL SPECIALLadies Ladies Hose HoseTHE THE BEST 35c VALUE AT 23c 23cNow 23cNow 23cIcow Now you ou cant judge these nose at a a distance youve ouve got to see them to toappreciate toappreciate appreciate this extraordinary spe special 8peclnl special cial offering It is the very ery best full fullregular fullregular fullregular regular made fast black fine ribbed rIbbed1lacu ribbedMac Mac cotton hose In a quality that thatyou thatyou thatyou you seldom can duplicate for 35c4 35c 35cAll 35cAll All sizes placed on saTe saoe for 2 hours hoursIonday hoursMonday Monday at 10 to 12 oclock 23 23c lr sent flentout out to walk this fence each man being required to inspect a given sec tion of It Simple as this duty is It Is Isnot IsJ1Qt isnot not unattended unattendedb by danger If a man manshould malshould manshould should fall and break a leg or stun himself biresel miles from any an dwelling the theaccident theaccIdent theaccident accident would mean almost certain death where the temperature Is apt to be anywhere from 20 to 50 degrees be low zero and where the wind can cansearch ca11search cansearch search for one on In the ejlePths depths of the thickest clothing And this Is why an ananxious an1xious anaixious anxious wife will sometimes call all one oneup oneun oneup up on onthe the telephone to find out if any thing has be bean in nseen seen of hjer li man anil anilwhy an anVh anlwhy why Vh If a roan Innnls Is out beyond the time timewhen timewhen timewhen when he should ho Id have been home there thereare theeare thereare are a dozen ready read to don their snow snowshoes snowshoes I shoes and get out to see whatkeps wbaLkeeps111m film 111mUYhen filmWhen When men are men the they feel for men Who 1 0 do the work of men men The First Typewriter Girl GirlWho Who Recently Celebrated Her Thirtieth Anniversary in the Business IEW YORKS first typewriter girl girlcelebrated girlcelebrated NEW I celebrated yesterday the thirtieth thirtiethanniversary thirtIethanniversary thirtiethanniversary anniversary of other her start In the business She he is Mrs Irs A Saunders Saundersnow Saundersnow now stenographer for the National Au dubon societies If ever you get a letter from the Audubon societies keep it It is the autograph of a pioneer of the thewomans womans department in modern busi business htmlness ness nessMrs Mrs lrs Saunders celebrated the redlet ter day by writing dozens of letters and by an anniversary dinner in the even Ing For Mrs Irs Saunders was not only the pioneer operator here but was also the first typewriter tn eriter agent and the in inventor ventor of the standard keyboard I was a young widow with a baby by to support said she to a New York Sun reporter Id been making a a liv 11 ing In Nova va Scotia teaching music I Ii came to New York hoping to get a po position position i sition as church organist I didnt have havemuch havemuch much luck luckOne luckOne I One day daJiJan Jan 16 187o 187 to be exact exacta a friend called my attention to a a news newspaper newspaper newspaper I paper advertisement for a woman to take an easy and remunerative position positiona I Ia a musician preferred I answered It From 300 applicants I was picked and andasked andasked andasked asked next day da to come to 707 Broad Broadway Broadway Broadway way wayThey They showed me the machine Whats that I asked It looks Jike a sewing machine machineIll Ill show you said the clerk He Heput Hput Haput I put a a piece of paper in the thing and began to tap it with his forefingers After a while he pulled out the paper It was a note to me all printed out outI outI I was fascinated He showed me how to put in the paper i and how to to start a anew new line bypressing by Jressi a pedal pedalwith with my foot footthat that jvas as how the th old thing worked workedand and then I sat down and began to write writeIt I It was a a fateful moment yet et Mrs Saunders cannot remember rem mb just what whatwere whatwere whatwere were the first words she wrote wroteVSome wroteSome wroteSome Some nonsense she said Any An Anway way the first thing I know they had hadcome 11adcome hadcome come around to tocloseiip closetip dose up the place 1 had been at it for hours hoursBeing hoursBeIng hoursBeing Being an expert pianiste Mrs Irs Saun ders reached in two Weeks eeks the phenom phenomenal phenomenal phenomenal enal speed of seventy sevent words a minute minuteand mlnu mlnuand minjiteand and there was joy in the heart of VYost Yost the inventor and promoter of oftne oftle ofthe the machine From that timeon time on she sheused sheused sheused used to demonstrate it When they theyroped theyrQped theyroped roped In a customer she used to invite invitehim inltehim invitehim him to write with a pen against her hermachine he hemachine hermachine machine just to show how much faster fasteril il was That convinced many a hesi hesitating hesitating hesitating tating purchaser purchaserBut purchaserBut purchaserBut But it was an awful old trap said Mrs Saunders The connections be between between between tween the keys and the type bars were werewires werewires ere erewIres wires and they tvere everlastingly breaking And the types were just driven Into pegholes with wlth8 a lick of a ahammer ahammer ahammer hammer and they had a way wa of flying flyingout flyingout flyingout out Often wheny0u when ou had written npage npage apage page you found the machine had hadskipped hadskIpped hadskipped skipped every eyeT i or Then youd oud have to fish around in it and find the themissing themissing themissing missing type We Ve had to togiye give a guar guarantee guarantee gearantee antee with every machine that it would wouldlast wouldlast wouldlast last six months and they were always alwayscoming alwaJscoming alwayscoming coming back on us They The used to send sendme sendme sendme me with nearly every machine to get It Itworking itworking itworking working right CLOAK DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENTShirts DEPARTME 300 Walking WalkingSkirts WalkingSkirts Skirts for forf 150 SO 33 3 Walking Skirts made of heavy Ox ford cloth in Navy Blue and Black trimmed with Black Sautache Braid Braidand Braidand Braidand and 4 rows of Tailor Stitching all lengths Monday Ionda morning at 10 10oclock oclock I sharp your choice Sf Gf SO Once I set setup up amachlne In alaw ala office and on the secinod line I wrote three wires I1es broke and a type flew out outI I wasntfeaaed wasnt te82ed Ijust made abig a big bluff I wrote a telegram there were werePO wereno PO telephones then You sent up the thewrong thewrong thewrong wrong machine Send No 17 I That Thatsaved Thataed Thatraved saved that sale saleThen saleTh saleThen Then Th a lawyer law rer who had a machine machineon on trial sent word that he didnt did want It They sent me up to talk to him himA11 hImAIl himAll AIl right said I But you OU are arewasting arewasting arewasting wasting twothirds of your our time timeDont timeDontbem timeDont Dont Dontbem believe ye it said he heVery heVery 4 Very will vall JI said I If I can njrlfce njrlfceyour rltio rltioyour rlteyour your name three times while youre yourewriting yourewrlting oure ourewrltlnl writing it once with a pen will you youkeep ou oukeep keep it itWell ItW ItW Well 1r he agreed asr ed ami a clerk cl if gave gaveth ga gathe th the word to start startDone startDolm startDone Done said he I pulled out the theTaper theraper theraper raper I had ha written his name name thret thretand threttlnd threttind and a half times He simply reached reachedlor reachedfor for 10 his cheek book bookThen bookThan bookThen Then they th sent ent her out on th road roadto roadto roadto to demonstrate the machine and teach teachperators teacheperators 1 operators She went to all the cities citiesof citiesor citiesof of the east and middle vest es st showing showin showinlow how to tynrwrlte A woman deIpon denionfstrator deIponstrator deiponstrator strator wafe wa a great sight in those days daysend dRYScnd daystnd end people came in crowds cr wds to see her herIn herIn herIn In every city cltshe she taught atj a1 operator operatorusually operatorUSUl1 operatorusually usually USUl1 a girl itt and everywhere where she shemanaged sherrrinaged shemanaged managed to srll at least one machine machineThere machIneThere machineThere There came nnt the time when the origi original ori1lal orlgiial nal lot of 10080 typewriters was ex exhausted exnusted oxausted hausted nusted Then Mrs IIr Saunders who whowas whowas whoas was as in New Ne York for her vacation vacationhad vacationhad vacationhad had her say The keys were awkward awkwardly ly arranged ah she thought and she shesketched shesketched shesketched sketched out a better kepboard With Withthe Withthe yiththe the change changeoC of one or two letters that thatis thatIS is the universal keyboard of today todayYes toda todayYes Yes 1ni the th author of ofAwertyuiop oCAwert ofAwertyuiop I Awertyuiop Awert uiop said Mrs Saunders Saundersthe the most widely whlel read line ever writ written written ten by a woman Later ter she sug suggested suggested suggested gested the double case machin with withshift withshift withshift shift key ke the old machine having havingprinted havIngprinted havingprinted printed onlr onl capitals capitalsI i iI rI I honestly honest1 dont remember the ar arrangement arrangement arrangement rangement of the tliys lteys Ws on th original originalmachine origInalmachine originalmachine machine and1 aud I havent seen one of ofthem ofthem them for many man years If I should shouldstumble shouldstumble shouldstumble I stumble on one I believe Id hug it itpedal itpedal itpedal pedal frail old wires loose type and andall andall all hI I was traveling for three years ears and andby andb andby I by the end of that time they the were wereselling weregelling wereselling selling everywhere eveT where The company real really realiydldnt ly iydldnt didnt need me any more Id work worked worked worked ed out the theprincIples principles of fast operating operatingfrom operuUnfrom operatingfrom from my knowledge of the piano and andhad andtad atidlad had written the first book of instruc instruction Instruction instructlon tion And I suppose that I was then thenthe thenthe thenthe the fastest operator In the world Good Goodoperators Goodoperators Goodoperators operators were in demand at high highprices highprices highprices prices and I got a place with an insur insurance insurane insuranee ance company In New York They Theywanted Theywanted Theywanted wanted me to learn stenography but I yyy 5TA8LJSI1a ABLl iB4DNEPRJCTDAEL 184 DRE DNEPRJCTDAEL rlrTDJa1 NEVER VER UNDEflSQLD i iWith With Such Extraordinary Specials a New Page in the History of 1 Bargaindom will be recorded Monday from 10 to 12 oclock I OUR SHOE SHOEDEPT SL1OEDEPT DEPT DEPTAionday DEPTMonday Monday Morning Special SpecialLadies SpecialLadies SpecialLadies Ladies Shoes and Oxfords OxfordsBoys OxfordsBoys OxfordsBoys Boys and Girls irls Shoes ShoesSAMPLES ShoesSAIPLES ShoesSAMPLES SAMPLES WORTH FROM S150 150 TO TOD8ff MONDAY 250 D8ff SPECIAL MORNING MORNINGNOT MORNINGNOT tkl PRICE PRICEMONDAY Of 100 100NOT ffff NOT ALL SI2ES BUT YOURS YOURSMAY YOURSIAY YOURSMAY MAY IAY BE AMONG THEM THE Just stop and give this consideration Its to your our interest to be here on 41 time timeMonday tlm tlmIonda timeMonday Monday Ionda Morning from 10 to 12 12oclock Eoclock 2 2oclock oclock 1000 HEMSTITCHED HEMSTITCHEDVALUE HEISTITCHEDPillow HEMSTITCHEDPillow Pillow Cases CasesV VALUE ALL ISc 20c AT lie EACH Just to give hc you ou an Idea of the won derful bargain Importance of this thisgreat thisgtEat thisgreat great trade event we include both bothsizes bothsizes bothsizes sizes 42x36 and 45x38 made of good goodquality goodquaUt goodquality quality muslin free from dressing dressingand dressingand and the price rIce less than the actual actualwholesale actualri actualwholesale wholesale cost st of the Itf lr I muslin ri each eachLimit eachLimit 11 cLimit Limit 12 to a customer Gents Furnish Furnishng ng Section SectionMONDAY jMONDAY MONDAY MORNING SPECIAL SPECIALFROM SPECIALFRO SPECIALFROM FROM FRO 10 TO 12 12GENTS 12GENTS 4 4GENTS GENTS UNLAUNDERED WHITE WHITESHIRTS WHITESHIRTS mTE mTESHIRTS SHIRTS reinforced back and front frontfourply frontfourpb frontfourply fourply linen bosoms neckbands and andcuff nndurf andcuff cuff urf bands Sizes 14 to 17 Worth Worth65c WorthSIc orth II II65c 65c Special for three hours only only35c onl I I35or3for II 4 435cp 35cp 35c 35or3for OF 3 3 foF SIGO 100 III With such Extraordinary Specials a new page in the history of Bar Bargaindom Bargaindom Bargaindom gaindom will be recorded Monday From 2 to to5 5 oclock SYou You surely fiure will want to partake of ofthese orlhese ofthese these White Vhit Goods Snaps Sna that thatarranged weve wevearranged wevearranged arranged for forMONDAY Cor10NDA 4 MONDAY 10NDA FROM 2 TO 5 OCLOCK OCLOOKWHITE OCLOCKWHITE OCLOCKWHITE WHITE SOFT SOFTMade SOFTN1USII N6l1Sfi NAINSOOK NAINSOOKIade Made Iade from the finest Sea Island cot cotton cotton cotton ton put up 12 yards in a box the kind used for childrens dresses and ladies and childrens underwear 30 31 pieces piec worth 51SO UO on onsale 5H Pfb 7 sale at per box bo Q3flSCf 20 80 0 pieces worth 3240 240on 240 CJ 553 8 tJ S1 on sale at per box boxLimit boxLimit iP jr jrLimit Limit one box of each to a customer customerMONDAY cu customerMONDAY tQmer tQmeri i MONDAY MO DAY 2 TO 3 OCLOCK OCLOCKIRKS OCLOCKi OCLOCKToilet i Toilet Soaps SoapsKIRKfS IRKS KIRKfS ROYAL ROY AT SOAPS GLYCER ik INE I OATMEAL AND HONEY REGULAR REGU LAR PRICE lOc A BAR The Thesale Theale Thesale sale ale price for these 3 3hours 3Ihe IA hours jnly a bar barSoaps Or OrSonps Soaps that lather freely soaps that thateaye thatleave leave eaye the skin soft and white soaps soapsthat soapsthat soapsthat that are satisfactory In every way wayand wayand wayand and Just think of the price ITS iTS3H2rsforlOc 3 3H2rsforlOc Bsfs for fOe Taffeta Silk SilkSJecal SilkSpecial Special SJecal10NDAY SpecialMONDAY MONDAY 2 2TO TO 5 OCLOCK OCLOCKards OCLOCK0o 300 0o yards ards of BLACK BLACKTAFFEJA TAFFETA SILK SiLKll 19 inches wide firm criso and lus lustrous lustrous trous not the coarse aMe quality but fine fineand fineand finearid and pliable beautiful for a shirt shirtwnlst shirtwaIst shirtwaist waIst suit Usual price 70c On sale saleMonday saleIonday saleMonday Monday from 2 to 5 oclock at the thespecial thespeclnl thespecial special price of one dress pattern pattern4 pntternd 4 7y 7 7c 7ccI cOur Our Shoe ShoeDept I IDept Dept DeptMONDAY I I10NDAYAFTERNOON MONDAY 10NDAYAFTERNOON AFTERNOON SPECIAL SPECIAL2UNTjLPM 2 2UNTjLPM 2UNTjLPMJ1SSES UNTIL Ij 11 11MISSES MISSES KID LACE SHOES EX TENSION SOLE WARRANTED ALL SOLID A POSlnVl 135 135AL 135VALUE VALUE AL TfREE HOURS SALE PRICE S8e Cij i CLOAK CLOAKDeptiJrtlllent DeptiJrtlllent 150 SHORT KIMONAS FOR FORLteht FORG 631 631Lf 3c HLight Light Lf ht medium and dark colored SHORT KIMONAS made of soft softquality softGents softnuality quality fleeced flannelette rome in intwo intwo two styles high or low neck sizes 32 l2 to 44 Values up to 150 Mon 4 day afternoon at 2 mspecial special price JwE JwEGents 4 4Gents Gents Furnish FurnishMONDAY Furnishing Furnishing ing Dept DeptIONDA MONDAY IONDA AFTERNOON SPECIAL FROM 2 TO 5 5CO So CO 0 dozen gents soft front dress shirts in dark and medium striped madras madraswarranted madraswarranted warranted frst colors sizes 14 144 to 17 Regular Sac and 51 i values Spe Special Speelai cial for three hours tonly in only onlyNo Jl JlNo No more more than three to a customer ustoinera a Ifound that I was fast enoughto tnoug1 enougltrth ft6 take ke dictation on the th machine machlneiltreet direct rthInk Ithink think I was the first operator to do that thatThe thatThe thatThe The British werent taking to the thepew thenew thenew new Invention Mrs Saunders was wa re retained tained to so 0 abroad and Introduce it Itthere Itthere there This she did by starting startn A a free freeschool freeschool freeschool school of typewriting pewrltinb where she ph phtheir fjaUsh tou Qt Qttheir their trade to tn the first British typ ists After two years ears England had hadaccepted lmdaceepted daceepted aceepted the new invention though thoughwith thoughwith with fth reservation reservationThey reseryatlonThey reservationThey They were terribly terrlbl slow to totake take to totand toit iW it tand and I lost all patience with thQm tlwnpays thQmpa thqmsays pays pa Mrs Irs Saunders SaundersThen SaundersThen SaundersThen Then back she came to New York YorkVUTe YorkQue Yorkwith VUTe Que with some time out Con 01 ft seri serius serius sarius us illness she has worked at her key kc kc8tTd Sk board 8tTd rd ever since Fortune has shifted shiftedor for or her and she doesnt have to work workunless workunless workunless unless she wants to but she wouldnt wouldntknow wouldntknow wouldntknow know how to live away awa from business businessand businessand businessand and her machine machineMrsi machinel1rsi machineMrt Mrsi Saunders most precious posses possession posseslIon possession sion is a letter written on a typewriter typewriterby pewrlterby by Yost himself It was picked off ot on onthe onthe onthe the keys keysfor for Yost never Idarnd lel rn to towrite towrite towrite write well on his own inventton Inventlonon InventlononTan on onJam Jam Tan 37 7 1S75 lS It assures as ures Mrs lrs Saun Saunders saunders Satinders ders that she has acquired enough enoughrpeed enoughed enoughpeed peed ed to insure her the th position as op operator opflator erator forthe rOt tb the company companyWhen eom1nrhen eomanyWhen When rhen I celebrate cf lebrate my fiftieth anal anniversary aumersar analversary versary ersar Mid Mrs Us Saunders I mgoing aigoing going to send it to the company and andask aadosk andask ask them to put it in a gold frame rnl1e for forme fotme forme me INSECT MUSICIANS MUSICIANSLittle MUSICIANSLittle MIJSICLANSLittle Little Creatures Play on Instruments InstrumentsThat InstrumentsThat InstrumentiThat That Are Part of Themselves ThemselvesChicago ThemselvesChlcago ThemselvesChicago Chicago News NewsSongs NewsSongs NewsSongs Songs of birds and the trills of the toad ad and treefrog fraternity rnternitare are aboutthe about abedthe the only musical sounds in nature that thatare tlttture thaiare are throat utterances or true songs Thogreat host of insect musicians are areperformers Lrepertormers jrc jrcpertormera performers upon instruments Though Thoughthey Thoughthe I Ithey they the play upon fiddles and castanets castanetsthat custanetsthat eastanetthat that are a part of themselves the thesounds thesounds thesounds sounds they the produce are commonly of ottwo ol oltwo two kinds kindsthose those that use their wings wingsas wingsa wtngas as a instruments and those that do not OiJ the latter latt are the cicadas or har harvest harvest harvest vest files Incorrectly Incorrectl called locusts These perform upon abdominal plates I platmhige lates latesJlse llge castanets The true wing ing per formers are the crickets and long horned grasshoppers or true locusts locustsof locustor of which the katydid is a characteris characterisic ic representative These fellows fl1owso fellowsfor for it Itin ii tii is ii always the males the sports and andl1iv andl1ivers liv liversof 1vers ersof ers of the insect world perform sere serenades serenades serenndes nades by the hour on what might be becalled becalled bcalled called living fiddles Most Iost Insects are aredevoid aredevoid ar ardevoid devoid of hearing The locusts and andcrickets nd ndcrickets ncrickets crickets possess acute hearing Their ji jicourtship courtship ourtshlp Is carried earTl on onentlrelJ entirely througl the medium of their serenades Tin Tinmalea ThtlnaleI Theinalea malea remain In one spot playing upon their Jnstruments The females un doubtedly doubtedl attracted by the songs songsseek songsseek songsseek seek the players with untiring energy ene Most remarkable is the character ot the sounds produced In relation to the Instruments Irstruln ts played upon These in strumentn seem much too flimsy to pro proc1uce procuee duce cuee metallic and farreaching sounds The soundproducing portion of tin wings Is unlike the musical Instruments of men But the tightened parchment like sounding board and the marinei mannet In which the wings are scraped togeth together er correspond somewhat to a stringed instrument With the crickets propel the wings are raised almost or quit quitvertically quftvertIcal vertically vertIcal while strIdulating With the locusts 1 the soundproducing organs are at atelevated elevated so as to permit a scraping scra 1ng motion motionAlways motionAlwas motionA1Wa145 Always the musical organs are at tached to the fore wings Th The hind hindwings hindWhb hindviiigs wings are used only for flying The fore wings of the cricket are for the thamost thetTost most part taken up by the sound pro ducing tightly stretched portion This Thispart Thispart Thispart part is strongly but openly open veined and the toothed ve vein fln or bow extends entire ly I across this horizontal portion near tIts its It base nse The roughened edge where the toothed bow scrapes Is upon the Inner margin The right and left fore forewings forewinS forewing wings are precisely precise alike so that either eithermay eitherma eithermay may ma be used for the th bow bo or the fiddle fiddleJust fiddleJust fiddlesJust Just a Ruse RusePhiladelphia RusePhiladelphIa RusePhIladelphia Philadelphia Bulletin BulletinMiss BulletlnIlss BulletinMlss Miss Ilss Oakley Oakle was serving tea In her herstudio hetstudio herstudio studio one afternoon when the word wordruse wordnlle wordruse ruse came up Every one had some someepisode someepisode someepisode episode about an odd and successful ruse rusata rusete ruseto ta te narrate Miss Il8S Oakley Oakle said saidI I too recall a ruse ru that succeeded succeededwonderfully succeededWonderfull succeedednonderfully wonderfully Wonderfull an unexpected and original originalruec orIginalrnee originalruse ruse that a friend of mine employed employedMy omployedy employedfriend My friend Philadelphia woman had hadrecently hadrecently hadrecently recently for a visitor an elderly oldorl undo undofroln unclufrom undofrom from the country count He was a good old oldman oldman oldman man an intelligent and sensitive old man manbut manbut manbut but his table manners were not notahem notahemup ahem ahemup up to the mark markMy markMy markMy My friend could not think of taking her undo to task about his table man manners manners manners ners if she had It would have broken the thepoor thepoor thopoor poor old gentlemans heart Instead of oftaking crtaking oftaking taking him to task ta she employed a a rue rueupon rutupon rseupon upon him Her Hl rose rtlS which bleh watt wa quit qiritsuccessful quit5UCCOSSCUJ quitesuccessful successful culminated like this thisMary 11115Mar thisMary Mary Mar says sys the th uncle at dinner dlnn this thishere thisII thishere here II ore knife of mine tastes soapy so soapy soapyVary py pyYory Vary well uncle You shall sh have an another ano ansecond other otherThe The fh second knife comes The uncle unclewith unclewith unclewith with a grimace again remarks remarksSoapy remarksSOllp remarksSoapy Soapy too Mary Iary just like the first firstknife fIrstknife firstknife knife was wasMy WasI tvasM1 My I friend frowned frownedIts frownedIts frownedIts Its too bad uncle she said But Butcity Bntclty Blitingwithyour city servants are so careless Try eat eating ea eaIng ing ingwithyour with your our fork Maybe thats clean 5 TREMENDOUS GAIN PURCHASES PURCHASESf BAR BARGAIN of ifEnable NEW ILeVV I Tthese SPRING GOODS GOO GOOEnable EJ1J EJ1JEnable 1 Enable Us to Do Some More Unprecedented Selling and Unparalleled Underselling This Week Weekr I 4 I The throngs of people who have attended our special sales last week are our best st advertisers Ask them th em and a nd they will tell you what Wh at savings sav savingsTREMENDOUS ings A Jl these specials mean This weeks bargains are so many we cannot cannotenumerat enumerate all Here are only a few items it ms picked at random to give you fi an idea of the sensational sensati nal values in in the store for you to tomorrow morrow CCI CdME THEN in in the morning TO THE ONE WELL KNOWN RECOG illfJJ NIZED UNDISPUTED LEGITIMATE HEADQUARTERS A for DOWNRIGHT AAA BARGAINS in ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE UPTODATE MERCHANDISE I The Advance Arrivals of ofLadies9 ofLades ofLadies Lades Smart Waist WaistOffered WaistModes WaistModes Modes ModesOtfertd Offered this wfk at it pn appreciable 3pprr l1blo saving Inprlcc In price several advantage ous purchases admit oi tu Jl this lils unusual procedure I S8 8 7 75 5 For coats taflr taflrtth Taffeta in tth chingabl chingabland 1 pctt pcttcoats 1t 1tand and b1 black ck sIlks mad nitli itll a cor cordlan eordian 3 dlan pleated flounces or two or orthroe orthree throe ruffles New Arrivals of ofSpring ofSpring Spring Silks an anSeveral and Wool WoIFabrics Fabrics Fabricst Several very excellent lines arrived this week including incJudin a choice thoicetrIcty variety rltv of the muchsought much sought Challles Youll wonder at these very ver modest prices that thatwe that thatwe thatwe we name for this thlswcek thisneekA week weekA A BIG SPECIAL IN NEW SILKS 75 pieces of New cw Fancy Sil Sill at a great bargain an early spring sacrifice sacrificecomprising sacrificecompri sacrificecomprising comprising compri Ing 27Inch black and white checked taffeta silk with green and yel 1 low polka dots embroidered embroidered27Inch 27inch Pongee silk with red brown green rECn and andother andother Jo other colored embroidered polka dots dOls24Inch 24Inch black ground taffeta with lavender green lilac and other colored embroidered dots 19inch black blackground blackJTound blackground ground peaxi de soiwith aol with red pre green i yellow ellow and white embroidered polka dots dotsand and 20inch Inch taffetas fancy fan dash patterns in brown and navy nav Grounds Groundswith groundswllh with a great lI at variety of colored embroidered polka dots These come In all lepnths from a shirt waist to a shirt waist suit and are regularly sold at 135 35 5150 150 5175 175 and 5200 200 OO Monday lI ndaJ we will sell these new silks at the low price of or8ge 8ge 98 98c 125 135 135pieces 1 50 pieces of new foreign and domestic Pongee Silk 23Inch and 36inch Inch wide wideusually wIde usually usuaJl sold at Toe 3c 5100 100 5125 1 and 150 Uj Monday Monda we will sell them at 59 59c 85e 1 and 125 I Black BlackPeau BlackPeau BkickPeu Peau de Soie SoieJust Just arrived 3 pieces plec more or orabout orabout orabout about 185 yards of that good black blackpeau hlackpenu blackpeau peau de soi 21inch wide which whichnever whiohnever whichnever never sells at less than 150 per peryard perard peryard yard ard and Is all pure silk an over oversight ocrsl oversight sight sl ht by our warehouseman thats thatsall thatsall thatsall all but a good thing will always alwayskeep alwa alwayskeep skECp keep Monday Ionda we will sell It Look Lookfor Lookfor Lookfor for the sign that good silk and andwatch andwatch andwatch watch it go at per yard 79c tSr The New White Goods GoodsrnexceIIed Unexcelled varieties vari ties and unexcelled values yaluesa a combination bound to tf Influence your shopping You can an judge by these th se few price instances how the entire new white goods stock Is being lng sold soldl 1 pieces WHITE HITE FINE STRIPED AND CHECKED DIMITIES DI IITIES made of oft the finest India cottons ot ed dainty styles suitable I le for childrens I dresses dressesand and Infants ts wear a Value ISc this week rer er yard 2 fiC 10 pieces FINE WHITE ITE PERSIAN LAWX LA LAWNa Ka a fine sheer qualitjO quality washes nicely Value S3c this week pe per pet yard ard QuaUt24 wC wCThe 4rC 4rCThe The popular white marsallne marsa1inewalstInisin walstiiigfs waistiiigsin in all tile new patterns one of the most beautiful and neaXiest fabrics for immediate wear Value fJtStf 40c This week eelt per yard ard 28 2 OC Our Shoe Dept DeptMONDAY DeptlIO DeptMONDAY MONDAY lIO DAY MORNING AND WHILE WHILETHEY WHILETHEY WHILETHEY THEY LAST LASTGreat LASTGreat LASTGreat Great ST STShoe S100 S100Shoe S100Shoe Shoe Sale SaleLadles Ladles LS 200 O0 Sample SampleShoes SampleShoes 1 Shoes ShoesLadies ShoesLadies 100 100L Ladies 200 Sample SampleOxfords SampleOxfords I Oxfords OxfordsLadies OxfordsLadles 700 7007OO 00 00rsw Ladies rsw Slippers SlippersxiOys 5200 200 Sample SampleSlippers SampleSlippers rlioys1 7OO 7OOS7OO JOOrl lioys1 rl 5L50 150 to 5200 00 Sample SampleShoes SampleShoes Shoes ShoesGirls5150 ShoesGirls tcL S7OO S7OOS7OO 100 100G Girls5150 Girls Shoes ShoesWe SLO to 200 O0 Sample SampleShoes SampleShoes S7OO S7OOWe We do not claim to have all sizes of ofabove ofabove ofabove above neither do we claim to give givevalues Io IoOO 5400 OO values for 5100 10 but we do claim claimExtra claimExtra claimExtra Extra Values for S7OO 100 OO OOo New Silk Stripe StripeCKallie StripeChallie SfripeChallie Challie 40 pieces just received in plain and andfigured andttgured andfigured figured ground in light medium mediumand mediumand mediumand and dark colors all new handsome handsomedesigns handsomedosigns handsomedesigns designs NOW ON SALE AT a ayard aard ayard yard ard 45c it i Clothing and andGents andCents Gents Furnish Furnishing Furnishmy ing Bargains BargainsYou pgains pgainsYou You will yield ield to temptation when whenyou whenyou whenyou you inspect the following offerings ott r1ngg for this week eek We 0 have not overesti overestimated overestmated orerestimated mated the saving a single penny pennyBOYS penn pennyBOYS BOYS THREEPIECE VESTEE SUITS aces 3 to 8 years In Scotch tweeds Cheviots and wool mixtures mixturesworth mIxturesworth mixturesWorth worth 5400 400 Special 2 rprice price for this week weekBOYS weekBOYS gF OfJ OfJBOYS 50 BOYS SAILOR AND SAILOR BLOUSE SUITS ai aiin ages 3 to 8 years yearsin EB in dark a Brown Red RS and Navy a Blue Blueflannel Blueflannel flannel flann neatly trimmed worth worthSpecial 55W OO OOI Special I arlcc I for this thisweek 5350 5350YOUTHS Zn week weekYOUTHS 3 CJW CJWYOUTHS YOUTHS LONG PANT Pc SUITS ages 12 to 20 2 yoars a good durable every day dB suit for school or business businessma Cmae Imatle ma mae matle 3e UD 1 In dark wool 001 mixtures mixturesworth mIxturesworth mixturesworth worth 500 OO Special price S3 ftfrpes ftfrpesfpr 3 75 7 fpr this thi week weekI i i a I.

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