L& f'V ILjLA Will CAPiTOL and the question uppermost in everyone's mind is that of appropriate gifts- - r Ffetcherf & Thomas " are better able:than ever to hel4rou sol ve tfcs difficult ri BE BUILT WirHOUT . BOW L.l.Ttsih'g ,cpUalTwlll;J)Ubl3Mat completed within. : four or posslblx - ents for the men and boys is superior. JSpace permits us to give you but an m you. It will fie a pleasure to assist the ladiesin choosing presents lor the men. V v ,' . - - J ' . - ot,,;y: This la. the- opinion .members of the capitol commission, who have made a thorough itdy" of the needs of the state for a jperma-.- "nent home for its officers. nFiaf-4- t eaa five years.. - ' t . , -- alter of Handkerchiefs 5 ', to EootMcr-IBir-M Sugpilion Shirts Christmas Special in. Fancy boxes ... . .'. Bath Robes , . . J-..,- . . . . . . . ....... Smoking Jackets Suit Cases .$1.00 for 3 75tf .Umbrellas $5.00 to $1.50 " -- "All stud-button- $2.50 ' ' have a complete line of men's furnishings which includes good wool underwear, hoisery, woolen shirts and a line of stylish linen collars. Cold weather calls for warm overcoats, and this is what we d have to offer you. valuesjn overcoats. . which are appropriate as presents for gentlemen. ... . Dress Gloves ' . ......... . .. ' , . . . 75 to ...... Mufflers .Dress Shirts . $2.50 25 ... .$1.25 to $2.00 . . . . up CHILD'S PRINCESS SETS CAP , 0 to 8ald:'r - garters and arm bands Silk hute and X e'tflegee tie- - shirt and ties , ue, is still going, "33 1-- . " '. had been done. "The capitol, will be the biggest Btateiras fcveT"H6nerr thing that-th- e and the members of the commission feel that- - if it Is possible they want to avoid any mistakes," he said. . revelation in val- Value tip to $25.00 at " perTent offrTSee" "Our WmdowiT 3 . - to . . . . . . on- - r: -- - $1.50 .. 5Q to $150 $1,00 to $1.50 ..... .... $1.50 Our Suit Sale, which is a .: . $1.50 .$1.00 to $1.50 . .$1.00 to $150 SUIT SALE t tlons of the people of Utah will Do able to point to it with pride. Mis- . takes made in the erection of the capitol cannot be corrected later ....'--- 1 think that without much cosf ' every member of the commission" 18 with imbued the Mea to give the- ., . state the best that can be had for the money which will be expended. It is for this reason that we are appar-- " ently proceeding so slowly." declared" that while Mr. Barnes some people might think that the commission was .altogether too slow, a vast amount of preliminary' work . . .... .............. v.....75 " " "It Is the' wish and hope of .the- member8if the commission to erect' such a building that future genera- - SETS to -- sion, A. R. Barnes, attorney general and a member of the commission Suspenders, garters and dress bands High-classe- MuffleTsand 'Tnu1fWooTTT7r77;TT7.Sl',;50" .75 .75 Tie, tie pin and tie holder . . Tie, cuff buttons and tie pin Besides the articles mentioned, we etc.j any of s, . Tie and Tie Pin kinds of'men's jewelry including values in cuff buttons or pins, . . COMBINATION . to $3.00 'trrTrrXT:f5toS)0 House Slippers Tie Holders. Collar Bags. to .75 $1.50 $4.00 to $5.00 $5.00 to $6.00 $1.50 to $6.00 . " 35c . Beautiful Effects in Soft Colored 25toS1.50 .Ties and Cravats Famous Victor Brand Shirts $1.00 STbond issue The"3plglon sr'iffem- - bers of the board, despite the fact that It Is, now believed that the- btiilding wiH-eo- st af least f 2,000,000- ,-' exclusive of the furniture.. of the commission.! . The members are proceeding as fast as they think advisable with the work in. hanL:In speaking of the wora of the .commls- - - -- ' toolrtflf6rStffrpftK v .- The members of the commissionhave already inspected several quar ries In Utah, the last one being that ; at Low. Pass, in Tooele county. Gov. . Spry said this morning that members. , of the commission would leave next week for an inspection of a number of quarries In the southern part of the .(... state. The members of the commls- slon are a unit on using Utah mv--". Serial if f can be found .thiatjf 1s as secured good xas that whlchjcan-'l' from any other, state. To this end In state holds "quarry" the that every promises of furnishing granite, marble or onyx will be Inspected and - -- re agents for We 'fUl f7 LbLSi 17 xD uu U lira W, . U EJU e . CU and see them the-bes- t selected. Should the commission , . that decide n9PIoljhlJP(.atj1 be secured I , ' good ft as can elsewhere, 'will go to some quarry out V of the state. . That the capital can be erected wlthou t th e Issuance I t,000r 't j . AS - ' X A MAN SHOULD ANSWER 1T DIAMOND For Once a New Yorker Rose to the pccailonTand Wai There With . Apt Response. " "PRESENTS. Something artistic that will delight the ;j: eye: We " cordially invite you to call and set the dis- - eraL - :: play. . ;;. v " Wall l for Headquarters Paoer. Art - Material "and. V Painters' ? supplies. - f -' Johnson Paint :& Glass Co; 1 alike as to appearance entered an upper West side restaurant within a jtew minutes of one another the other evening, aa8 the New York Press. They were also alike and not different from the average New, Yorker In burying themselves in papers as soon- - as ;they- - had chosen ' V"' tables. Presently tBSrr entered a --woman soma-whin a hurry. If one were to Judge from her manner, and a trifle distrait Glancing hastily around the oom, she seated herself at the table ffhlch one of the men had selected. He merely lifted his eyes from his paper for an instant, Jn. the disinterested manner New Yorkers adopt, and fell to reading again, while the wom an seized the menu .card ana began it R'i-S-M-iten- i We are offering a high-cla-ss !line of PICTURES AND 'PICTURE FRAMES for , Two men somewhat : Holiday Gifts ; OTWest Center - . - ser-van- : of upie minutes to decide what she wanted. Having found IW'she laid the arm of the man. . As at-iie- fi "her r. acurlfius expression came over X "Whywhy, ypa're not my husband, are you?," ahorasped. , sence. . , . "The' new pollee regulation bas btjeii" greeted with more delight by the servants than 6y thelremployers among tbe 'middle claeseB. where the domestic servant problem Julius Jensen -- -- her hand on he looked up her face Berlin Police Arbitrarily jHx the 8ums They Shall Be Allowed for . Food. -- at fltnaying-itTrtbo- 185 W. Center Tn" 'CTerTnany I will not be Undersold m madam," he- - replied aprry,; -1 that gallanjly. ..:' am, not. Then both of them laughed, which aroused the: man at the other table front his paper long enough to permit him to announce himself. . " Get the Aberdeen zi 1 and King ".Ji? t They are' the best in the State- ! Independent Cod X i - - ' the woolea Yaraby KOFFORD A " " 7". Ik:":. California Whitehead's. , Co. mill. , : CROWTHERS, ' Proprletorg.":' '' Fruits ''l, ; L t . Farrer ' APPOINTED i wart Becretary of the Utah COMMITTEE T: C B . "gt Lafe Brown, Prova I MARBLE ........ . & GRANITE - " . - ! ,. IImonuBntsI 'U "alreadycute iL- - The Beesley . i: Marble and l 61 W, Granite Works First So. 8t, Prevo, Utat. mean .a. considerable Item In iha family reckoning of the middle-clas- s about to start on its summer vacation. V"' ', 'A ' y . 5;.. Its Nature., , i! "'"Why do you call your new hair, tonic 'A Sensation ,In the Market?" ;; "Because It is a ezporl- - '. halr-ralsln- Excursion via . J ' Xrnas 1 iZ:5ALT.XAKEROUTKwJi: -- g ence " " ' TnWgTT" Although the amount of the dally al Iowance.cannof.be considered as In relation to the present prices of food, when It la remembered that the ordinary wage, which In Ger' $7.50 many is anything from peir month upward for tbe average domes tic servant,' has also to be paid during tbe employer's absence, if will be seen that, the new regulation will . " association of the financial committees" for the differ1 ent counties o the state. These committees-will devise ways and means tor defraying" the costs of protectinft the interests of the sheepmen in the auestions In which they are, now Involved including the 4arirf and ' the right to public trails in tne .state. The committee;' Appointed for"" "Utah county: .T. E. : Ludlover, , Benjamin Thomas Chlpman, American! Fork; Thomas Webb, Lehl; tebn Vacher and Wool, . GrowerB NTS Another Instance of the way In whichr the Berlin police authorities interest themselves In erery detail of the private life of the city's Inhabitants is afforded by a decree Just is, A sparkler for the wife, hus- sued by the police president which ' the sum per band or children is one of day arbitrarily 4 which is to fixes allowed for- - food to 'be "the most sensible and last- domestic servants during their emY absence in summer. . . r. ; mg guis. ir aiso keep a .9 ployers' The term "domestic servant" everything, fromil)evmalt of fine line of Watches, Sil-all work of the small household to the butler, with all. ..his jetlnue of lesser verware, Jewelry and all of the rich,, and lights, the decree, lays down that each man kinds of Optical Goods, servant shall receive, a dally allowt Fine watch repairing; ance 6f 35 cents and each maid 30 cents for food during V the whole ,tlme of their, employer's ab- well-dresse- d, g Plain Priced Store THE-SERVA- We have )Jie line of. Drum mer's Samples in China-war- I Gift Suggestion - good-lookin- PLEASES . and New .Years EXCURSION v. ;.' ; "' Dolls,- - e, etc., and have priced them at of-th- 000 bond t-- ll '.-.Financing Without Bonds; alHe points out that the fund ready, amounts to nearly 11,000,000. Df this amount 750,000 was appror " . 1 cents on the dollar . - Tor-th- 44,-0- e 00 . are-paid- Provo Tea & China - Company f.00,-00- 0. M-- ,0-4'- ,0 thlTlniile wilf 'bepieliechf "jw turn your entire washing over to us. We lnow we can't hold your trade unless lye satisfy "you on the qualorjron-ed- , ity 'question'-Rough-dr- the., dothes-- i will be ceaa Youll save soap, fuel, time, temRates are very per and fabrics. ' n 1: reasoable, too. . . Domestic -- Stcaia Lanndry Home-rtiad- e : Z priated by the last legislature from " the Harriman Inheritance tax. Next 50 year the mate" wili receive J250.0OO for your holiday, purchases from the redemption fund, which will ; Jfie to the capitol fund. Under sec Dinner Sets, Glassware, etc. tion 7 of the enabllngact theTstate Silverware direct from the was entitled to 'loOrsecildns of land," the proceeds of sale to- be used factory. Our prices cannot erection of public buildings at be duplicated Same with the capital of the state. our tea and coffee. ASK Up to the present time about acres of this land has been sold THE TEA MAN. ft a price .which will ' net the stater. afeottt-- f frit.waf tor rail expenses' Some of this land was sold as " low ns $ l jht acrtv . if. h said that -the remaining" 20,000 acres' will net , t"ie state a ruhi diffident to run the amount from this Source up t S Barnes is of the opinion Id- that - the air f40MV to' capitol propria fund, and that .of 1915 will find the flnanresi i the BWte In such a condition that it. will be able-t- o appropriate J.'uO.tiDO to the fund. bringing the amount up to J2.00Q.000, the estimated cost of the building, and this without the. state having Jo resort to a bond Issue. YOUR WHOLE FAMILY - ,. D. & R. G. Excursion. Account annual convention National-Woo- l Growers' association at Omaha, Neb., the Denver & Rio Grande will sell round trip tickets on, Deo,'ll, 1Z.S. and 13,,, at $40.00. Tickets eood re--" turnlng until Dec. 31, 1911. StopoVerS" permJtUd at all poJlTs returning with, ' - , in final limit." .' "'. :' T-- ,'-- j'; . jast 8uthorlzfitUl)y.the legislature is the opinion of Attorney General A R. Barnes. Salt Lake Tickets on sale Choice Christmas Meats Account Christmas and New.ears. Route Utah EoIntsr:Dec. 22, 23, 24 468 South Academy Avenue. '' r ,V land.. BfOa.,, Tickets on sale Dec. 22, 23, 24, 25,0, 25, 30, 21, Jan. 1. iteturn limit Jan. 31, Jan. 1. ; Return limit Jin.Mlncemea at Suther- ' Fine lint of. Staple and b, I9l2t.. Spendi your vacation with ,;' . ' for tickets via SALT LAKE ROUTE. the "bid folks. land Bros. carles at Sutherland Bros. . -- ' e af Suther- rr- - -!- Fanpy-Gro-- r .' s