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Show MASOMIC FRATERNITY EXCURSION EX-CURSION TO GARFIELD BEACH FRIDAY, JUNE 21. FARE 50 CENTS ROUND TRIP. SPECIAL TRAINS LEAVE O. S. L. DEPOT at 2:00 p. in. and 7.00 p. m., via Salt Lake Route. Returning, Re-turning, leave Garfield at 5:00 and 10:30 p. m. Come aong and enjoy a day of recreation and pleasure. Free baseball game, dancing and bathing". Music by Held. PR0V0 CANYON AND RETURN $1.25 Via D. & R. G-., Sunday, June 26. Leave Salt Lake S:00 a. m. Returning leave Upper Falls 3:10 p, m. and 8:00 p. m. Fishing for the fishermen. Scenery Scen-ery for nature-lovers. Good time for everybody. SECOND EXCURSION NORTH, Saturday, July 2, Via Oregon Short Line. Greatly reduced re-duced rates to principal Utah and Idaho points. Full particulars furnished by Oregon Short Line agents. Hair Specialists For ladles and gentlemen. Miss Char-lotto Char-lotto Lyngberg and MIsb Carrie Leaker. Lea-ker. Formerly with Dr. Nell C. Brown, now at 417 to 421 Constitution building: build-ing: 'phone 2003-X. ' t jVL ' . ordeal through, wliicli the ex- 1811 feS ffWER&ffk pectant mother must pass usually is fjB lilili 1 Im so s6111 danger and fear 9l lfiltl i fckat sne lks forward to the critical jli. m hour with apprehension and dread. IjjBfJOtner's Friend, by its penetrating and soothing properties, relays nausea, nervousness, and all unpleasant feelings, and Wprepares the system for the tllat she Passesrous:tl W testified ansaidS iwEfl 7eigllt 'm sld-M LOPer fPlIAIlil fJtue of druggists. Book containing ffi 1 Illl Htur information mailed free. 11 IB 1 W BRADfiqj) RE6UUT08 CO.. AtlaoU, 6 OASTOHIA. Beamtha a KM You HaT3 Always Bougfcl Signature- , VJ--Jz- of iay-cUcuyi4 i Dies in Asylum. James Foxley, an Inmate of the State Mental hospital since 1895, died at the institution yesterday. The deceased has ,no known living relatives and will be burled at the expense of the State. Foxley was about 31 years of age. Beautiful Castilla Springs Hotel now open. Rates 52 per day and up. Table d'hote mealB, 60 cents. Popular-price cafe. Special rates to families and parties. For excursions and further Information address J. Myers, 57 South State. U. F. Vall, Manager Hotel. WORLD'S FAIR EXCURSIONS Via Denver & Bio Grande. To St. Louis and return J42.E0 To Chicago and return 47.50 To St. Louis and return via Chicago, Chi-cago, or vice versa B0. 00 Selling dates Tuesday and Friday of each week. Stop-overs allowed. , Final limit, 60 days from date of sale. Pullman and tourist sleepers through to St. Louis without change. Choice of routes. See any D. & R. G. agent. F. OF A. EXCURSION To Castilla, June 26, Fare 51.25 for the round trip, via D. Si R. G. R. R. Good fishing. Good music. Plenty of shade. A nice Sunday outing. Don't miss it. Special train leaves Salt Lake 9:00 a. m. I S.ind-bliiulcd sufferers who have notm heard of tho cfllcacy of 'I H should know that this reliable Salvo isl in constant demand wherever tho com-1 plaint in prevalent. Jt I BANKRUPT j I SHOE SALE! 1 1 5000 pairs from an Eastern bankrupt stock. We guarantee that not one pair of shoes offered I Ij'H 1 in this bankrupt sale is sold above cost. If we had not limited the number of shoes to a cus- j;H I tomer shoe houses of this citj would have bought us out to the detriment of our customers- I -H I We are out for a reputation in this sale. $1.50,1.75, 2.00, 2.25 and $2.50 I TJie opening day of the sale yesterday gave ns Mio jjl I GREATEST CROWD of Buyers in the History of j I I Any Sale in This City. i- l I Ladies' shoes, Oxfords and house shoes. Men's shoes, Oxfords and dancing pumps. Misses !' I 1 and youths' shoes and Oxfords. Boys' heavy and light dress shoes 3 ' H I SELLING FROM 1.50 TO 2.50 A PAIR. j IWe are offering in conjunction with this bankrupt stock fill our fine Tin fc Dunn Shoes I I for ladies and misses, and all the S. S. IS'elson and Richards & Brennan's shoes for men and ' ', H boys, selling from 3.50 to 4.50 a pair (nothing iS g A HA m 'H reserved), at Sf&elO Fk FAllX. Over 5000 Pairs of Shoes I But they won't supply iz demand. You will have to come at once to get j 'I the pick of this offering. j I WITH EVERY PURCHASE J I 1 In dry goods, ladies' furnishing, millinery, suits and ready-made garments and men's furnish- 11 I ings amounting to 2.00, we wil give, in guaranteed value tH 75c IN FIRE WORKS I BARRING'S NEW YORK CASH STORE 1 j SUCCESSOR TO THE jH . . OUR' GREHT j jfl CLOSING OUT SALE CONTINUES S I THE LARGE iNTTTiIBEB, OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE VISITED OUR STORE SINCE THE SALE BE- ' pH GAN IS POSITIVE PROOF THAT WE ARE SELLING THE STOCK AS ADVERTISED. i 'I'M All Ladies' and Men's shoes flT COST, with 15c adcled. " j H All Misses' and Boys' shoes flT COST, with 10c added. I U All Children's shoes, 5 to 8. . flT COST, with 5c added. J ; S All Infants' shoes flT (5ST, with 5c added. (1 !, HERE ARE A FEW ILLUSTRATIONS: H Ladies' Kid Patent Tip, CI QQ Men's canvas T 1 IK Child's all solid shoe. T 1 1 O 'M French heol nhoe ' ,z,a shoe 4 I . I U Si, to 12 4 I .1 O Lndies' Kid Patent Tip, Qftr Youths' Kangaroo T 1 1 ft Infants' shoes, lace and ZLQr Cuban heel shoe shoe 4 1 1 button 0j ( Men's Velour Ox- $2.00 Ss&n SMd She' 98c Infants' soft 32c SEE OUR WINDOW. JH THE MOORE-SHOE 60., I j 258 SOUTH MAIN ST. SIGN OF THE BIG SHOE. CAUER'S PARK. Prize dancing every Tuesday and Friday nights. Cash, and costly prizes will "bo awared for two-step and waltz. , ADMISSION TO DANCE HALL, 10c. RAND SRPOUO 1 FOR CTOILET AND BATH Fingers roughened by needlework catch every stain and look hopelessly dirty. Hand Sapolio romoves not only the dirt, but also tho loosened, injured cuticle, and restores tho fingers fin-gers to their natural beauty. ALL GROCERS AND DRUGGISTS. ii 'JiK Manufacturer o( " H Iryr p' and dealer 1 n M v v Jewelry and dla- H raonds and other precious stonco. m W pay particular attention to first-class watch repairing. Ar H well prepared to do all -work in m that line, as we carry a full as H rortintnt of material. 9 259 SO. MAIN ST I j . r 'H !"The Finest i . I Fountain in Salt j I Lake City." , I That's a pleasing compliment, ?j !nnd we liuvo heurd is so often. If r you're compelled to wait your turn, we aro suro that you will agreu that you huvo been amply lewurd- a fM ed when you taste our delicious i H drinks. , Bay ton Drug Co. -f I Tol. CraadScuS J J ! 1 I SPECIAL. . 7Cc per' ton oft anthracite coal dur- ll I lng month of June. ,t -H Burton Coal Sc Lumber Co, I 66 W. 2nd So. 'Phono 808. ' 'H |