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Show . i.-rbJ.iy, January 8th, we 1 I ublish the names of the sue-ful sue-ful competitors In the adver-' adver-' - content, together with their ' ;. One, each, will be published i the News, Herald, Telegram 1 1 Tribune, See If your name ' ' i there. The Man on Meighn St r03 SALE HEAL ESTATE. WE SELL. REAL ESTATE. THAT 3 all. TutU. Bros.. li Main. Hod ba.ll sign. THE FACT 8TJLL KEMAINH THAT don heme. are sold through my agency tban any other In the city. VVnyT Ue-him Ue-him you ar. tnated right. See me If you wish to purchase. A, iUchter. Ii West Unt fcoutn. M'GURRIN & CO. HAVE THE BEST bargains In choice r.al eatat. and farms. 6m thorn; you will sav. money. List your property with them. They have a cus-lomer cus-lomer for it McQurrln & Co.. as W. 2nd Mouth.! CALL FOR "NEGOTIATOR." OUR flat cf realty bargains, free at office of Harrington Courtney, 70 W. 2nd So.' FOR REAL ESTATE OR LOANS SEE McKellar at Co.. 63 W. 2nd South. HOUSTON S THE ' HOUSERS HAVE bargain la bousea. 81 Main. COME QUICK AND GET YOURSELF a new home while they last on easy pay menta. per cent int- at cor. 1st and O streets: also nice new 4-room cottages, thoroughly modern, on McClelland arc bet. 10th and 11th Kant, on 1st South. Inq. at premises or at KM Brig-ham and ttt East Anderson Real Eatat. Inrt. Co. NOVELTY WORK, REPAIRING. WE bo ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING and key fitting. The Star Novelty Works, 122 Weat 2nd South, opp. P. O. COOKS AND WAITERS. local No. IS, meets first and fourth Friday Fri-day of each month, I. O. O. F. hall. Traveling Trav-eling brothers welcome. C. D. BRYANT, Secretary. I ' Stove i ( Sale !: -?. AH L, X. L, Furnltttrs and Carpet Installment Hons. -48 E, SECOND EOUTH ST. FXTRN1TUKE, CARPETS, . - ' ST0VE3 AND RANGE3. - tl on 310-tl) on $300. i ' ;"" " 1 i1 ' FIFTY OF THOSE ; SPECIAL SALE TEA SETS Which, should hare been here , before Zma have Just arxfred ' and I can now deliver. Will V -. t left 1 -m 1 W ::o r-oo:.i tor talk here BUT WE . CAN SHOW YOU. ' Tb i::nhattan tailors. SOUTH WEST TEMPLE ST. ' Commercial Club Building. . - .Z 1 - Z KANSAS CITY AND RETURN, $32, VIA RIO GRANDE LINES, Jan. 11th and 12th. Pinal Limit Jan. 31st. Three fast trains dally. Service strictly first-class. them go at sale price as long1 a. ' they last. W W. HALL JEWELER, 227 MAIN STREET. ". REMOVAL SALE. Lumber and building material at reduced re-duced prices. PARKER LUMBER CO. KEMMERER COAL. TEL. U. Drink Manltou water. The water that made Colorado famous. Utah Liquor Co. PICTURE FRAMES. E. 3RD SO. "The Angelus," Los Angeles. "The Knutsford." Salt Lake. The two finest hotels west of Chicago. Rock Springs Coal. 'Phone 808. Burton Coal & Lumber Co., 60 W. 2nd So. AREN'T YOU TIRED Of doing a pedestrian's stunt every day these w!r.ter months? Elegant modern stpam heated, electric lighted rooms right where you work at reasonable rental. Windsor European Hotel, J. G. SCOTT. 23 SO. MAIN ST. GIVEN AWAY! ff Talking Machine and 17 vUW.UW Records. - One chance and a pair of Fine Cuff CKf Buttons, DJt C. E. W. BOWERS, Jeweler, 233 MAIN. t LOST. LOST A BUNCH OF KEYS. IN THE neighborhood of the postqfnce. Return to room 21, Eagle block. RECORD BOOK AND SMALL PAR-cel, PAR-cel, between 1st North and 1st and 2nd West to Main t. Return to 26S W. 1st j North.) C. M. Plant. COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY, 6 WEEKS old, lost Sunday night. Return to 248 W. N. Temple and receive reward. I : LAMPS AND REFLECTORS. COPPER. BRASS AND TIN WORK lampsj lanterns, reflectors. - Stensel, 78 E. Third South. UPHOLSTERING & REPAIRING. ALL) KINDS OF UPHOLSTERINO and repairing; renovating mattresses, eta S. L. Mattress Ac MTg Co.. 'phone 068Z., 156-67 So. W. Temple. All work guaranteed. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. .,,J,, ,, -,-,,-,,-l-, --,-.-.- . HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR CAST-oS CAST-oS clothing, shoes and hats. Drop a postal pos-tal to No. tt Commercial street, city. UTAH JVNK CO. HIGHEST PRICES paid for scrap Iron, rubber, rags, bottles, copper, brass, etc. S3 E. 8th 8o.. tel. 229. HACKS. "TowXHACKLINE ton and C. H. Roper run hacks day and night. Stand. Kenyon corner. 'Phone 1503x. ciauui Are YoulfS ' "0 Aware In the course of one year the balance of your watch makes 157,680,000 revolutions? revo-lutions? t THINE: OP IT! In time the oil gums, produces friction and wears the delicate bearings, thus ruining an accurate timepiece. An ordinary machine Is oiled dally. Your watch should be oiled once a year. Let us examine It, an honest opinion opin-ion from us costs you nothing. Repairs Re-pairs promptly executed at the lowest low-est possible price for good work. JOHN DAYNES & SONS, WATCHMAKERS, Established 1SG2. Main 28 Ma,n 8t- Case Spring, Opposite Spring gi.so. z-c m. i. LADY CANVASSERS. THREE OR FOUR BRIGHT ACTIVE young women are wanted to canvass for subscriptions: Splendid dress pattern premium pre-mium proposition, which takes at sight. Address W. E. F., care Evening Telegram. Tele-gram. 62 W. 2nd South. FOR RENT FURNISHED. "ROMTSEWElcCNrTOAD J5.50, at lvanhoe, 372V4 Main. PERSONAL. Calendar f 1771" Hav your grocer j 1 send us your name and B , p? 9 ' address. We will see ' a ' B that you get ope of our U T B beautiful Calendars H I for the coming' year. 1 ?- 1 HAVE YOU TRIED 1 OBTHAT "GOOD I FLOUR" RIVERDALE J IN I RAY & SONS, 1 El I WHOLESALERS. , . LssssSBsm! 9'13 s- 8rd "We"1- . f PROPER 1 II GLASSES I) (j FOR TIRED 1 11- ACHING EYES ffEXAM I NATION AND V " ' II ADVICE FREE KNICKERBOCKER Ss Wolstenholme Coal Co. tl West Second South. Tel. 49f. DIAMOND COAL, 61 W. 2nd South. CHICAGO STORE. 17H pounds granulated sugar, $1.00; oat meal, 4c pound; beat navy beans, 6c a pound; hand-made chocolates, 20c pound; best tomatoes, 10c can; peanuts, 6c quart; best rice. 7Hc. pound; 8-pound pall lard, 46c; large site navel oranges, 24c dozen; 1-pound package figs, 10c; good prunes, 6c; fresh eggs 25c; best creamery butter, 28c; good table butter, 24c; men's work shoes, 81.00; ladles' fine shoes, $1.60; men's hats, 75c 524 W. South Temple St. Physical culture for ladles, new classes, January 6th, at 3 and 8 p. m. Miss Pierce, 270 Commercial club bldg. ACME SHOE SHOP, UNDER UTAH Nat. bank. All kinds new work and repairing. re-pairing. WANTED. DRESSMAKING AND PLAIN SEW-lng. SEW-lng. Call at 403 South 6th East street. LADY PARTNER WITH $300 CAN clear $2000 in six months. Stand rigid Investigation. Only parties meaning business bus-iness need answer. Address W. D., Telegram. Tele-gram. WANTED A TAILOR OR BARBER TO rent store at 264 State St., steam heat. POSITION AS SALESMAN OR BOOK-keeper BOOK-keeper or both, in or out of city. H.. care Evening Telegram. MONEY TO LOAN. SMALL LOANS. EMPLOYEES CRED-lt CRED-lt Co., room 16, 48 South Main. IF YOU NEED MONEY WE WILL discount your salary. Star Loan Co., G Kant. 2nd South. . TUTTLE BROS.. 149 MAIN ST. 1500 to loan, special terms, lowest rates. Tuttle Bros.. Progress-Herald bldg. MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEO-nle PEO-nle on their note without mortgage or fndorser; easy payments; strictly confidential. confi-dential. O. H. Cherry, room 407 D. F. Walker building. West 2nd South St. I LOAN MY OWN MONEY; NO COM-mlsslon, COM-mlsslon, delay, third party, or Eastern company. Russel L. Tracy. U B. 1st So. 1 " ' CLAIRVOYANT. " MME. LYNNETwOPlLrrSGRlATEST palmist and astrologist. Gives names. 48 W. 3rd South street. CASH REGISTERS. lTONATCSirRE"G rar Groshell, sals arent. No. 231 Main si Kwrt Cah Rg1wT Repairing. . SAFES.. "NEW" AND" SBCONDHANDSAFE3. all sizes. In stock. Either trade, cash or easy terms. Sorensea-Stoutt Co.. ii E, 2nd South, st. jrOR RENT FURNISHED. NWLYTuRNlsHETrROOI87r50 and $2.00. 375 8. 2nd East. SHOEMAKER. JOHN CAMECInTRTISTICSoE maker, removed to 68 W. 3rd Bo. TURKISH BATHS. SANITARIUM LADIES' TURKISH Baths. Elegant Halrdresslng Parlors; Manicuring and Chiropody. 64 W. 3d 80. I OPTICIANS. ' Optician. 73 W. 1st 80. Special lensea ground tn order. Eyes examined for glasses fry. . CLEANING AND DYEING. MODEL DYE WORKS. 148 S. W. T. Phone 1411-Z. Expert dyeing and French dry cleaning. STEAM DYEING. SCOURING. French dry cleaning. Tetnpleton Cleaning Co.. U E 2nd South. 1 KEYS FITTED. 154 8. West Temple. J. A. Meredith. Bicycles repaired. - TYPEWRITERS. NEW ANd"8ECOND HAND FOR cash. In trade or on easy terms. Soran-en-Stoutt Co.. 48 East Second South ec AUCTION SALE. I WTLlTElrirSOCKOGR ceries at 202 E. 6th So. tomorrow, January 6th, commencing at 10:30 a. m. Goods must be sold. C. W. Bo u ton, auctioneer. FOR FURNITURE AND CARPETS ' call at the I. X. L. Furniture A Carpet Installment House; terms, $1 on $10, 310 oa $100. 48 K. 2nd So. at. P. A. Sorensen. NEW AND IND HAND FURNITURE, bought, sold and exchanged. Easy pay. menta. Tel. S21-N. Washburn Furo. Co 15 W tat So. SHOES FOR DEFORMED FEET. 'SOLlx7COMroRVolR-T to fit. Special cast made. Scientific shoe making. Gus P. Olsen, 121 State st. ' FOR SALE. FURNITURE 6-ROOM HOUSE CLOSH in, cheap rent; X Y Telegram. 16.000 BRICK. 8IZE ADOBIES. 35. 448 Frowley ave.. 4th South. 10th West. SCAVENGER. KEENBAnTARY COTFXCTCnW. 1st South. Tel. 1411-X. - SALT LAKE SCAVENGER CO. Phone 866; oinoe 69 Main si i . i KANSAS CITY AND RETURN, $32, VIA RIO GRANDE LINES, Tan. 11th and 12th. Final Limit Jan. 31st. Three fast trains dally. Service strictly first-class. ft ANY KIND OF K 'Phone 808. Y? ft "BURTON COAL LUMBER CO-, S eo w. BECONDJ??yJSv5I-2 KlOim SAVINGS BANS AND TRUST CO., No 1 Main street la the largest aad old-?t old-?t Savings Bank In Utah. Since Its Organization more than 32,000 savings amounts bare been opened. We pay 4 tZt cent interest per annum, corn-Sounded corn-Sounded semi-annually on any amount ?. ii to 3.r000. Start an account, from t !. pH F gMITH, President. ! GEORGE M. CANNON. Cashier. I IKfossfe's J I Iter' : j is making friends eve- I O 47 because it is a O I food, honest flour. By I offering to buy it back I v if it is not satisfactory U I the makers induce tri- I 1 als, and trials convince. Y(J WANTED. Tenor vocalist for solo and auartette work. Fare advanced. Address Mountain Moun-tain Home, January 5th; Boise, January Janu-ary 7th; Nampa, Ida.. January 8th. Harry Ward Minstrels. A machine of pure, clean steel kneads our dough for Royal Bread. No sweat from the human hands and body to make it unclean. All grocers sell it !JH IfiSTAMOUS SUCCESS ! JUST VJ1IAT THE PUBLIC HAS BEEN WAITING FORI j H DRESS GOODS AND J I ALL LACES, APPLIQUES, SILKS POSITIVELY SACRIFICED. .VJgjN TRIMMINGS, BRAIDS, tt irK DRESS GOODS IN A VA- 600 yards of Plain and Fancy -Silks In i , FTf Al ifiHTFlQFF. fJ-TY OF JACQUARD EFFECTS. Waist and Petticoat lengths, 75c values, V LI Vll tJfi-ii 1U VII 1 1 LI !L.!L WORTH UP TO 40C, GOING AT, PER cut to- . yard- ssr I ft ' I 8c 0014011 torchon laces and insertion, all widths, j . CZZy ( ( I-"" frs Peryard ....) ... . OG - v wUV' V: -Str fs'-r V-&t- Beautiful Jetted gulmpe trimmings, worth 25c, now, . ffx V miJS ,4 yt" ity "05 5Ji,'. f per yard ...... ...... I..... ...i,..-.-,...,.,, vw A' crashes. Venetians, Zlbe- Lining Taffetas. In black and All col- - 'J?jtZ ft Vegetable silk, fancy bow knot braids. In all newest colors, price now. A I AU Albatross, etc.. big variety, and . ors. cut to, per yard per yard ...j... , , 11 !5c Der yard, going at. per yard ' j V ' - - , v N.liV- 50c Valenciennes laces and insertions of pretty, patterns, by the dozen only, at tckt "' 41 IC ; UDAXVN Vy per dozen '. ............ ,n P . 'vlf ' Elack embroidered chiffon medallion and -lnch Persian band trimmings; regu- i J f w ' . . ... ular price 40c,. now, per yard xU( .mvool French Voiles, In an ' 800 yards ol Fancy Wa3stlngs and ' A, V V ii ' Black and cofored appuW. to 1 Inch wide. beauUfu'l effects and patterns; ' - ; 4iAnChJf.Zl desirable effects. - TaffeU Silks, In remnant, of 8 tor 10 jG?J 11 U fV were 60 and 76c per yard, now . 350 i" VZVm ? yards. 11.00 values at. per yard- , , 1 Taffeta, chiffon and vegetable silk appliques;- from Inch to 2 inches wide, sold -n i N JLCO quality, i C( ' ' ' ( from 75o to 81.25 per yard, now only...... OUp fxn 12.00 cream and black all-over laces, 21 Inches wide and very desirable styles, to fr v t UUV , yp v . be closed out at. perj yard 5l.U0 . j . . - ' i |