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Show if V. s J the halt lake tribune, Wednesday morning, April is, COk AND A Real Bargain Event! You Must Buy Many Things, or Few, in Hardware This Spring WHYJIOT.MOW? U viniznsiHiiiiiniiiiisiaHiiiiiiiiusiiiiinmiiiiixxxxssssoxri - CAPE 168 SO. 1 Just 75 of Them and Every One Bought, to Sell at $45.00f $55.00 or $65.00. 17. 575,000.00 Hardware Stoclis! and Waiting! Its Spring by the Calendar and by the Thermometer! The yard, lawn and garden NEED YOU and YOU NEED tools to work with and that means you need SCOTTS to Buy From All Are Samples and .Only ONE of FJoiv, When You Can a Kind. Mr. Nielson was barn on the Island 13. of Falster, Denmark, February 1847. He joined the Mormon church in 1862, when the family came to Utal),. crossing the plains In an ox In Captain Horn's company. His father died while en foite on the Sweetwater. The family reached Mr. Flphraim in November, 1862. Nielson assisted in quarrying stone for the fort and etood guard during the Black Hawk war. He was married at Salt Lake December 16, 1868, to Caroline Christensen. They havs had twelve children. Mr. Nielson always Was an active worker in the Mormon church and had held a number of high positions In the Ephraim North ward. In the spring of 1893 bo went on a mission to his native land and had charge of the Island branch of the Copenhagen conference for two yeare. He wae sent to the Missouri river in 1868 with Bishop Seelys company for migrants and was with the company when six men were drowned at Robinson's ferry on Oreen river. His second wife wae Caroline Nielson, by whom he had two children. He is survived by the two widows and the following sons and daughters: H. F. Nielson, Aaron G. Nielson, Ernest If. Nielson and Mrs Frank Otterstrom of Ephraim, David W. Nielson, Heber P Nielson, Dr M. M. Nielson, Joseph R. Nielson and Mrs, Ross Anderson of Balt Lake, C. Nielson of Huntington and eAbfl T. J. Clark of Emery, children of his first wife, and Mrs. Harry Wilson and Miss Irene Nielson, children Thirty-seve- n of his second wife. grandchildren and two also survive. train For k .lx... houeehold $3.00 bit Mechanic OS 23S b C3S Cleanser.... JG IS I. "J NOTICE: I3c ChOlCC. Bright and clean $o "d span, pot and pan! And It wears as long as a lifetime, If you get the BEST kind. PAN Big, heavy, O; $1.63 g KETTLE Big preserving kettle, with movable g$j drop ball"! $4.00 EXTRAS! MAIN STREET i nn perk $3.00 extra heavy $1.50 PERK sheet aluminum. -- S In nest, QA handled No. I, $3.80 TEA KETTLE 51.53 - $4.00 BOILER Extra heavy tin; No. $; heavy - COPPER A A BOTTOM; rigid CARPET DUSTER Metal, with offset handle 40c $340 POT enamel stock pots IRONING $4 BOARD rigid, very strong smooth galvanized 41.23 TUB to V J j . 3lj , . People to whom economy Js an important factor, have found the good Maxwell a most satisfying car to own. Its reliability is al- Southern Pacific Ones to San Francisco, Sacramento and All Central California Points . THREE TRAINS DAILY -- ways a topic wherever fine cars are discussed. Taylor Motor Car Company Comer Social Hall Ave. and 2nd ' East Street. Rhone Wasatch 2187. STio Gcc3 Via the Famous American Canyon Route 1 oXSRSrf-- ' Molded. STEP ST .??! sens; heavy, $3.60 KETTLE 86c OLD ENGLISH Beet for floors? A B SO R BO SOo dust cloth WAX ......... PH, Vci Newest 26e BRUSH AJ VMM if Cs for I'j. Inch, painting 14 homo 65e BRUSH for homo workers. FLOOR BRUSH 14 Of, Inches wide; heavy ' Ivory paints s-- aio- - baatlno, Vamlshaa and such others at you need. PI. ROOFING! $2 30 ROLLS 109 sq. feet of STAREX" Roofing easy to put en long fo staynail and cement free Pi re $2.48 PI M Gas or ksro. TARVIA vl.eu Nickeled, 14. ROOFING KT... 100 S2.ES (And Tarvla la Beat) ths World's LAWN MOWERS tuivnS and 13e 15c It'o tha brightest bit of youll uo thl spring season to come ,U"r ,tockALl- - NEW L0 WE R PRICES?8 $12.00 PRINCESS STEEI w Cute tike the usual $20.00 VlauJ $13 50 PRINCESS MOWER mm Good size for average homo..,,... gtvawj $12 60 "Etoctrtc plain bearing; finely adjusted. Now 5D.G3 in r- h. h four-knif- $14.30 tame style $18.00 tamo style at abova....... as above e . SIC.C3 SII.C3 -, INCH GOODRICH Guaranteed by Goodrich Rubber Co., and. by SCOTT be as good as ever you sprinkled a garden Ip with! -- BALL $13 30 h ALL-STEE- L $22.30 AA BEARING genuine Whitman Barnes $13 60 genuine Whitman. Bernes. .. $17.50 genuine Whitman-Barnee.. $23 00 Sprays, now..... VWM I 15c Heavy A. Bras Menders.. IBB , .. SI0.C3 SII.C3 SI2.C5 NEVER WEAR OUT Mowelr " EHh! ; SI8.C5 ?Unrl!n five-blad- flve-blad- e, $18.85 a five-blad- Wtl.vJ SCOTT HARDWARE CO, ISS So. E ill -- Every Mile Worth While Throngh. Sleeping Cars Between Salt Lake City and Saa Francisco. Round Trip Winter Tickets on Sale Daily. ' We gladly ' furnish ' information and take care of Pullman reservations. . Call, writ or phons on' Telephone Passenger Department, Was. 3008. 41 SOUTH MAIN STREET P. Eanppft, District Freight and Passenger Agent. PAINT SPECIAL To close out some of our, paint lines .wo will sell direct to the consumer at very low prices many good colors highest grade paint. STAYNER & DALY Wholesale LUMBER .AND PAINT, 68 East Fourth South. W. H. Dayton Drug Co. J omer Second South end State St. WILL HAVE A 1 Cent r D: TIP' 7 ThuPdy, FHdsy Saturrfiy This Week Ad lr Tomorrow' A'mO'liriMIOUBWllWJ f 43c It8 time to ic s EXTRAS FOR HOSE 83c Champion JQ i80 fan Lawn 30c and 60s CLEANER Superior I A, Wallpaper. Special....... It), 5?. jgMBHMBMnaMd ,- rW3 25o $2.45 h Nozzle, OIL 23c no". 1st $1.23 Mop.,,,,,..,. angle LADDER Safety; $2.00 OIL CAN Trl $1.63 grip...... .... TOILET PAPER.... WJ5 Foot. aSM ggg lid...,,. 10c BIG ROLLS Quaker City High Pressure Hoss Molded; last five years If taken care of YANKEE Highest quality. Aft www Foot. , Noiilea 45 youll Triangle Mop... LINE Bast eotton; 60 foot. ., ,vJB $ DOZ. CLOTHES PINS Bast aprlng 60o CLOTHES Honest i NEW Through and Through? h Quaker City Genuine molded. Foot High Pressure Tough, p! API. Heavy, No. 2; Hama alza; with Non-Bur- Non-Crac- k, PS boat alza $140 GARBAGE CAN HOSE!- 4t VV Folding, 43e PAIL QUAKER CITY QUALITY 1235 JJg PS SE . rt 4f SAVE ee you clean $1.46 $ef handles "o. 4 ue Shorter - days tighter loads -smoother read thats what convenience make for women $3.50 $1.60 PANS 4. CLEAN! We'll help you 1 BUYS! 4 and Shovel Sets. Far children1. .. Women! IfUHUUI DISH Hoe, Rake S place Junior, HELP. TO In. f. a. A. IWi ?5e m 4 BIG at vlitw CHILDS SET Soaps delivered only with other good $1,00 or more. Varloua kind of Hatchet, Ham mer and other Hand I a. TODAY at 1 0- - A. -- M. O. Ovw a Cleans but doesnt scratch 20o Mab modal aval; made of Pure . $1.48 Aluminum. 75 SINK STRAINER It fit tn the corner; eaves PC plumbers bills $245 ROASTER-e-Obien'good roast or size for SOUTH InTTen Pure Glycerine...... Four Lighthouse I fA MIvJ 20o HANDLES $243 0 Al SS solid strong, for spading HOES Light weight steel A Vu (womans). HOES Full steel socket; bast FORKS Spading; P handle; medium FORKS Spading; larger alee; good FORKS D hand la; malleable; first grad..,., FORKS Jumbo; mat- n i? D handle. EESTVSibJ leable; $1.60 FRUNER For rose pushes and lawn WWW shrubs. ALSO Hand Cultivators, Grass Shear, Dandelion Diggers, Garden LAUNDRY SOAP.JtmS S bars 10 alza 1 brass Deaths and Funerals 1 Iv6 86o AUTO HAMMER 238-24- very AND LAWNS ............... SI. "JR 1 SAWS Three dlf- far.nt wa. 75c LOCK 3!ver, I keys, 62.50 12-l- DEATHS. Wallace G. Noland, 3 yeare of age. child of Mr. and Mrs. James youngest G Noland, died at the family resi366. North Eighth West street, dence, Funeral services will be yesterday held in Richmond Thursday afternoon. Friends desiring may view ths body at the Qa u trough All Co tt chapel after 6 p. m. today. Nephl Vaughn, 67 years of age, ted yesterday at a local hospital He was a native of Bouth Wales and le survived by hie widow, Mrs. Esther Vaughn, I Snarr court. Ths body is In the'eare of the & M. Taylor Undertaking company. Allarlno Mattes, S3 yearn of age, died yesterday at a hospital In Salt Lake. Reuben Truman Colvin, Infant eon of George T. and Edith P. Hayes 21 West Tenth North street, Colvin, died yesterday at a hospital In Balt Funeral services- - wUlJbe held lake. at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at ward chapel Interthe Twenty-thir- d ment will be in City cemetery. James Ira Briggs, 63 years of age, died last evening at his home, 2.54 Bouth Seventh West street. Mr. Briggs was a merchant In Balt Lake. He was a native of Minnesota and had lived in Balt lake three years. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Anna C. Briggs, and by five eons, Roy H , Rufus E, Sidney J., Louis C. and George W. Briggs, and by eleven grandchildren. .. FUNERALS. Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Beisinger, who died Sunday night at her home In Union, will be held Wednesday at 3 oclock in the afternoon from the Union ward rhapel. The body Is In the care of tbe mortuary of C. L Hoff at Midvale and may be Viewed at that place from 11 o clock In the morning until a half hour prior to the services Burial will be In Murray City cemetery. Funeral serviqce for Gregorio who died (April 16, will be held at 3 o'clock th!$ afternoon at the O Donnell mortuary chapeL Interment will be In Mt. Olivet cemetery. Funeral services for John Theodore Malquist, who died April 14, will be held at the mortuary chapel of 8. M. Taylor at X oclock this afternoon. Burial will be in City cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs. Agnes McKay Bolto, who died at tha home of her son, Georg F Bolto, April 11, will be held st the Richards ward chapel Sunday afternoon. The services were under the direction of Bishop J. A. Rock wood of Richards ward. Invocation was offered by Nicholas G. Morgan. Ths speakers were Frank J. Hewlett. Isaac B, Ball, Fred W. Bail, Bishop Roscoe AW. Eardley and Bishop Kockwood. Beautiful musical numbers were furnished by the Richards, ward choir, also by Joseph E. KJar, who - sang a tenor solo, and the Melba Undsay trio, which played an Instrumental selection. Benediction wsa pronounced by Bishop Btayner Richards The Interment was In the City cemetery, tbe grave being dedicated by Edward J. Gardner, fir. M IVV WB . C4. of six. BITB-- Set Aorted SALE $l.4S RAKE eteel shank. FORKS Medium; but wo may keep thlo Soap Department right f It will help our along customers? foutbars Van Camp's SnPositively guaranteed WHITE I .Id. cutter Every Kind of New Model! Salting thousand of daz-on- a of SoapI Who knows GARDENS 9 n . $1.2$ PLIERS-S- -ln Stole to Be Given Bast of Alfred Lamboume TTesentatlon of a bust of Alfred Tambourne, artist and poet, will be mads to the state at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening at tha art exhibition of IaGreene Rlohards at the S. 8, School of Music. The presentation speech will be de-- y tivered by Nephl I- - Morris, and the gift will be accepted on behalf of the state by Carl W. Scott, president of the Utah Art Institute governing hoard. The bust of Mr. Lambourne was designed by Mahonri Toung, and Is now in the state Alice art collection at the University of Utah. The pedestal will bear a bronie tablet designed under the direction of J. T Harwood, head of the University of Utah art department and chairman of the committee in charge. lb-i- knife handled, pip. 1.8S SAW Sheffield steel, beet elx. $1.00 HAMMER StMl, Never To work with and make prettier and othere Handy Andy $140 WRENCH TOOLS! SOAPS! TOOLS AROUND HOME Before Have We Been Able to Offer Such Coats as. We Are Including in-- This Remarkable IT TS Are Laid Out at Your Command llnllunllllMllIlllallglnICIIlxlIxxxx3Sxs NO USE FIDDLING, ALONG FURTHER t heart complications. Funeral services will 4m held at the tabernacle Friday . afternoon at 2 o'clpck. MAIN-THA- s i The Tritmne. Niels Peder EPHRAIM, April Nielson, 76 years of age, died at hi home In this city this morning after an attack of Influenza, followed by 192.1. nf Indian Fighter and Pioneer Dies at Ephraim Home X x N. P? |