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Show f$M PERKINS' ADDITION ' TO SALT LAKE tellraW'tJ. We are Now R9ady to sell Houses in Perkins' Additio-n- : cfiW, TO-B- E - BUILT-- - AT-- - - ONCE w T THIS WILL BE M Houses Mist tt if Blii iySfate m oHi ub ti lull NUM. THIS WILL BE THE We will build houses to cost not less W w ;n i n u . 1 e sjMzSsrt Sipfemifa Ronnpp Ai f ifion Banner Addition 1 a..r-.r-. T0 All H MM k or Brict. 11 WI Sell Lois lo Actual BiOdenr. . SALT LAKE SALT LAKE 'pgSjB? K" r?? Those are Sample Houses that are to be Built on Perkins Additionand be -- kitfe fwM, Paid for on the Monthly Installment Plan. twthfm MO . L CHAMBERLAIN 4 CQ wm0 Office, 23 W. Second South, Salt Lake City, Utah. lSg 3Umtermcttt. CHAS. S. BURTON, Manager. Tuesday & Wednesday, Dec. 9 10. The Kooning Favorites, Goodyear-Elitch-Schfffi-ng ) MINSTRELS. AND Royal Court Fiist Part. John ElitCujJr., Prp. C, E. Schilling, Mgr Everything new in the proitmimnn. New ooHtinncs. New scenery. flO.Uk) In iinriteoiiH wardrohe and draperies for the went met part. Comedians a Monte l'rlnto Jester. Vorallnts t Uav ('arallera. Musicians an Mouto cr.tj Flkberme'ii. Morrison, Merrill & Co. Wholesale and Retail LUMBER All kinds of Material pertaining to the Lumber Yard biiMneKB. and spe-cial facilities for handling GET THEIR FRICES. Third West, Between First and Second Nsr!fi WE ADVISE EVERYBODY Who wishes to make his dollar worth two hun-dred cents to no to the World Clothing House, No. 70 Kant First Bnuth street, opposite the Salt Lake theater, fur clothing, gouts' fnrnlBh-In- g goi ds. and shoes, especially for child en, ults and overcoats, whic h you can buy with-out nny doubt any thing lu these Hues lit flttv (fn cents on the dollar, which means to say that hat you cm buy elsewhere .for a dollar yo.i can buy it for hi cents: anil overcoats you can buy at as cents on the dollar. Every-body, and especially parties who are hunting pj-rfJs-il i j Wc offer our remaining lots on Sixth and Seventh West, between Fifth and Sixth North s S200, 250 and $300 each, on the installment plan. THESE LOTS ARE IN THE CITY - Surrounded by houses nicely located, and only one block from the Electric Car Line ALSO 7 LOTS 27 FEET WIDE in center of block, between Main and West Temple, and between Sixth and Seventh .South, good right of way, continuation of Lambert Court; $650 each. This is a chance to buy a lot three and a half blocks from Postoffico, and the lowest price offered for the same distance. j Six r Blogks North op Trmple, We have a few lots at a remarkable low rate. Call and see us. We have our own horse and arc pleased to show above property. U e can give you best prices and terms. 21,SSF-- LYNCH &GLASSMAN. The Only Original, The Unique Artist, Das, W. Gocdyear. Das, E. Schilling. The Negro Delineator George H. Edwards. SYMONDS HITOUE8 A R.STTTS UKNTLKY mum, MASI N ATtTTS, THE SOI'THKKN tU AHTE rTH. HKOS. IjKoN'liKK. A HOST OK OTHERS. 8 ale of seats begins Monday, Dec. S. Bi Tiileli JUST OPENED. ior nargains, are invited to go and convince themselves. IVHeruember the place: No. 70 East First South Street Opposite the Salt Lake Theater. SALT LAKE MEAT CO. Wholemlee Dealers in Dressed Beef Tort, Mutton, Veal, Smoked Meats and Swift's Hams, Bacon & Lard KOLASO & SAMPSON. Cor Third Scnitli and fifth WcltStrcttt. For Foot Wear See HIRSCHMAN'S E. SELLS, J. TUCKER. H. W. SELLS. Sells & Corripany, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lumber, First South street, opposite 14th Ward Assembly .Rooms. F. 0. l!oi 1078. Old Pioneer lard of Armstrong ft Bag-Is- . 1) 1 IH IM f ftwWJ DeelriB Cj I 1 l I I I I Ll I Has removed to their new storela II ullll I XXJU Roberts Block, North Commercial st ' Where they have laid lu a full Una of Electrical Supplies of All Kinds Agents for Western Electric Co.'s Dynamos and Eddy Motors. Electric Light Plants Installs I. All Kinds of Electrical Work. THE 0lY FlKST-tLIS- S HOTEL I. THE CITV. Corner Main and South Temple Sts, KELLY & CO Printers, Stationers, Blank Book-Maker- s. No. 46 W. Second South SU Salt Lake City, - - Utah. Our facilities for dolnir first-clas- s .Tub 1'rlnt-ln- c aro of the newest and beat. Hooks ruled, prutod and bound to order, samples of Kail-roa- Mining, Hank and Mercantile work always on hand. Complete line of Ofllce Sup-plies, enilTicinif the most approved Lauor-Bavin-and Economical Inventions. In fine and medium pr cd goods. He leads them all. Warm Llued Shoes. Felt Shoes and Hubber Goods. We are Headquarters. Call and be Convinced. Skookum ioofc Grows Hair Rapidly. Eradicates Dandruff. Jt Stops Falling Hair. Is a Preventive Grow9nairon ofUaldness. Prices Low ! Call on us ' 17 Office, 213 S. Main Street. Lnder Poet Oface. Jp? JWy STIAM CARPET CLEANING fX'Sffw' Carpets Made and Laid, Furniture R AV pairing and Cleaning. iIosTrt - 2. S. WHITEIHEAD f 101- Is u Exquisite M Toilet Article. 1 '.Wi r 19 Free from aI1 I f F A coloring matter. Ttadf mark rrzistrred.) Contains no Mineral or Vegetable Poisons It is an honest and meritorious preparation. Nature's Own Remedy. Skookum Root Hair Brewer Co. j NEWYORK. 239 Main St, Salt Lake City. THE ARCHITECTS. LRE WORKINC AWAY LIKE LITTLt MEN. afMmiW cjniilnlliif the Work Thry Ilava in Hand-- A llcllnf That th Competition for the CI --County MulldlDg Will be Open to All. One of the most successful archi-tects in Suit Lnke chatted with a Times reporter latt evening. "The city county building affair has brought the achitects into greater prominence these days. They are in good shape to effect organization, and the body will be a big benefit to all concerned. All of the architects are engaged on the work they have had in hand for some time. From no un-til about February 1, 1891, new work will be scarce, although a few jobs may drop. The business was in this condi-tion last winter, and it will repeat it-self this season. All of the architects report having plenty of work for next spring, and tho prospects for the ap-proaching year are flattering. "The closing year has been very good for the planners of buildings in Salt Lake. The majority of busiuess blocks erected are for speculative purposes and but few really handsome residences were built. After tho speculative fever has in a degree subsided then tine resi-dences will be erected. This was the case in Denver and Omaha and it seems so in all energetic western towns. The dwellings built the past season were in the majority of a cheap order, not a few of them constructed from plans furnished by carpenters. There is something I wish to mention particu-larly. At the meeting of the ar-chitects the other day they re-ferred to carpenters and "builders who furnish plans for houses and thus de-prive regular architects of their right-ful business. Some of the members at the meeting favored excluding from their list the carpenters and builders who thus infringe upon their rights. mVpi T do Itnlierft thft hniltlintr onm- - mittee of the city-count- y building will throw open the competition for the structure to all the architects ia the city. Uy so doing they will have an opportunity to compare the plans of some lifteen or twenty architects and as each man has different ideas as to what such a building should bo the dis-- ' jlay of designs will lie interesting. The idea of giving the job to one man is wrong and the committee would be doing themselves an in justice. The ac-tual cost of complete plans for a building to cost about :)0n.(X)O would be about $3,500. Then a superintendent would have to bo paid something like $1,500 and the architect if he took a true inter-est in the structure would also have to be at, the building very often. 'To me it is a'woniler that V. K. Ware did not jump on Apponvi yester-- day and furnish material for a first-clas- s scrap item for the newspapers. The latter went in Mr. Ware's office and talked like a trooper until he was or-dered out of the room by the owner. Ware pluckily replied that he could prove all he had ever said about Ap-ponvi. Young Ware is as active as a wild cat and he is not given to mis-statements." NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING. fl'UEANNL'AI.ME K.TI NiiOFTHEST.X'K-- 1 holders of the ommerciHl National Hank f Suit Lake city, Ctiih territory, will he h 1 In the directors' room of the bank, at Sap Lane City, on Tuesday, Januarv is, isim. ut 10 o'clock a. in., tor the nurpose'of electlui? a board of directors for the eneiiiuy; year, and for tho transaction of suca other Im'siness as may legally come before said meeting. Okm K M. DowNKV, The Salt Lake Musle School. I Attest: John W. Donnei.l!J, Cashier. Expense of tuition greatly reduced hy joining the graded piano classes For particulars address Mr. F. K. Morris; Calder's rnusio store. Private lessons on moderate terms. Re-fers by permission to Prof. H. S. Krouse |
