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Show fS. D. EVANS,! Undertaker & Embslmer. I Open AH Night. Tel. 364. i 121StateSaltikeCdty3 GEO. G. DOYLE & CO., ! MODERN PLUMBING HOUSE HEATING TEL. 162. 211 STATU ST. JjjBPjPjjBB3HsSBsflBef5SBBBB0 THE PEOPLE KNOW THAT EVERY ADVERTISED ARTICLE IN THIS STORE IS A STATEMENT OF FACT. Th Towns Tsik ShmL We hare finally hit on the biggest bargain in a sheet it ha been mir good fortune to run across. It is 81x90 and is railed TOWN TALK No value equals it 75 cents. Our spe-da! spe-da! price as a strong leader i I but A large bleached Turkish towel for the bath, which is a 5)(0 good value at 40 cents for only 7& And still another splendid Turkish towel for the bath, in cream and white, worth 8 1-3 cents for Shown in stripes and dots and Persian effects worth f& t , 1G 2-3 cents for J $YS9 Am GDRLS5 , k WEAL I- ( ijsjV nro having a run just now on things for the P xfimSty little ones not just the littlest ones, but the tots fo.Kf' tli;,t know a ti,inP or twf about style in apparel. ! '' lwr We have rut hoys trousers or rather cut off lLpfjpiV some of the price. i'iu'ImJI Boys' overcoats are shortened too in price till ' they seem to be 'precisely what the careful mother il A desires as a bargain. JHifS Boys' suits are handsomest in the eyes of lov- iRItn mthers when they are reduced like everything Vl'il n P"ce-Our P"ce-Our suits are the cutest fellows you ever saw at vM ne nv down prices. Boys' and girls' sweaters are reduced in price. TROUSERS BOYS' AND GIRLS' SWEATERS. 81.00 for 80c rK vm g; 0 05 cents for . . . 75c 85 cents for 68c $1.35 for 81 . 10 BOYS' OVERCOATS. M . on $6.50 for $5.20 fT $7.50for $6.00 51.95 for $1.55 BOYS' SUITS Girls sweater Jackets, Norfolk styles. $6.50 for $5.20 in rcd- green and white, for ages from $7 50 for $6.00 2 to 6 years. 55 50 for 54.40 $2.75 for $2 20 GIRLS' COATS 25 per cent discount. $3.50 for $2.80 BWBi'ipgmffiiiiiii i winy imfyiwiiiiuiiiiwi 1 111 iiii i MsMhlMrm SB I I SBS SSS BBSS MSBMH Throw your old clock away and 'phone 65 for the corr;ct time sVSXT LAKE. Girt Your Prescription Will be right If the Old Reliable compounds It It will be exactly at the doctor ordered or-dered It no mistake In It, no sub-xtltutlng sub-xtltutlng Inferior drugs for pur ones we rive you a porvico In which you muv place absolute ron-fVience ron-fVience PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS. SPE-CIALISTS. Welcome Step in. All Cars Start From GODBE-PITTS DRUG 5TORE Both 'Phones, No. 140. A PIANO FOR $10.00 Down and 18 per month, not a Cheap, worthier.! Instrument, but a piano with a 10-year guarantee. You ran't really afford to be without a piano when you can g-t this splendid Rembrandt Piano OH such easy terms. C"ome In and see us Carstensen & Anson C. i Incorporated.) Tanipl of Muitc, 74 Main SUft. Successors to Damns -.T TSMiBTTTTIMTBrilf ITBBSSBBBSBbMbIIBSBF lIM ll FOR ACTIVE BRAINS your liver mast be right your stomach in a healthy condition and your kidneys properly performing their peculiar functions, or your body won't stand tho strain "and your brain won't be active. If you would have a clear head and keen perception, get a box of Use them afid see how much more alive you will be. THEY CLARIFY THE SKIN AND PURIFY THE BLOOD. They are a suro and positive euro for all Diseases of tho Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels, Headache, indlges-t indlges-t on, Nervousnes, Constipation, Constipa-tion, Biliousness, Pimples, Blotches and all Skin lm: purities. For Sale By All Druggists IOc. and 25c. npr Row r- w bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbsbsbbI TABERNACLE 07 one CONCERT ONL1 . FRIDAY EVENING Opportunity of a Lifetime. " Tmelba 1 QUEEN OF SONG And Magnificent Concort Company MAIL ORDERS to Goo. D Pypor monngor. Kail Luke Thr.atr. nilc-J In or1r of receipt Sal of khUi now Kolng- on at Clayton Ifuale Co Price. Ii.oo. Ii. so nm sad i: to. rr,c"- B0ES DIAMONDS Diamond Work. WKTCHBS Watch Work. JEWELRY Jewelry Work. 259 SO. MAIN. j J. W. CTJRRIE, I ASSAY ER, 70 W. 8rd South. Bait Lake City. jBHbV. ' ,r-DjSSSS; 'BBB A LTOITT MATTER which shoul.l receive attention now ta f. I J matter of light n..w "our h? h .tor,, office or factory o bo UlumlJaW I ELECTRICITY rif rour-n. Then wn want to p-nr. . ao'ng mi the work We. have th t .n rial, the workmen and thV necessary to lnsuro n successful ni . H work. Think wo can flgdre c"o9er ,.0t any other firm without rin, In UlK If repairs or supplies are m,1U , . ran fill orders satlsfactorllj Wt lj I. M. HIGLEY & CO., HONEST PLUMBERS. 105 E l5t Telephone T-; " t DR. WEST'S I DENTAL SPECIALS Beginning Jun. 1, lOos. Set teeth S5 w 1 5 Gold crowns. 22-k j jj; Bridge work ,." I" 2 Kx painless ... 2 1 All fillings 50c totLflJ Five Years in Same Office. I Dr. West, Dentist 'l 261 Main SIRn of ' Didn't-Hurt 1 I, ,illlIL m The State Bank of Utah I Corner Main and South Temple Sts , I Stilt Lake City. JOSEPH F SMITH President 1 wirtAM 13. PRESTON, VIce-PrcsMtnt CHARLES S BI'RTi.N. i a-shler HENRY T. M'EWAN Ant Cashier. GENERAL BANKING BTJSINTSS. I Accounts Solicited. SptI.ii attention t 11 country trnde ( orrespondence Invited. IE B J. E COSGRIFF, E W. WIL8O1N Pi 1 ildenl 1 , ;!,r OPEN AN A CO! XT WITH Commercial National Bank I An Exponent of Conservatism ComblnM & with Enterprise ti J. J. Daly. W P tVotfle, Vic e-pre.dentB. J A. H. PEABODY Asal Cashier u d WELLS. FARGO SCO. BAM Salt Lak City. Utah. EstuhllvhAr if.S2. ;' The Oldest and Strongest Bank In T"Uh L Capital 1 I ndlvlded profit . ... j Transacts a jreneral hanking busln- - 1 domestic and foreign n Direot connections with hanks In all la principal cities of the world U : -i.s PTSftS e on all M Letters of Credit. I prominent ft Telegraphic Transfers cities. P Deposits received subject to check a I H L MILLER. Cashier H. P. CLARK, Asst. Cashier. f ESTABLISHED 1I1 lfti OFFICES. THE OLDEST AND LARGEST G. DUN & CO., The Mercantile Agency. GEORGE RUST. General Manager, Idaho Nevada, 1 tah and Wyoming. OfTleo In PrOflfTess hldg. Salt Like City, CAPITAL FULLY PAID. EXO.OOOOD. Jg 14 WALKER BROTHERS, BANKERS. SALT LAKE CITY. L'TAH. Established 1969 Incorporated lyi Transact a General Banking Business. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT. QESERET NATIONAL BANK, UNITED STATES D EPOS I TART. Salt Lake City, Utah. Capital, 9500,000 Surplus, $250,000 I U S HILLS, MUSICS THATCHER, Q President VI It. .Mont y II. S Y il N : E. S HILLft ( Cashier. Asst. cashUr. Safe deposit hoxa for rent. NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC OS S DEPOSITARY PRANK KNOX President FAMES A MURRAY Vice-President A' F. ADAMS ' astler CAPITAL PAID IN. J3.',C0u. A Banking In all II brnri' h.s lrHncti M Exchange drawn on tin- principal 1 It I'M I f Europe NTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSIT!. yjcCORNICK & CO., Bankers, Salt Lake City, Utah. . ESTABLISHED 1876. cart t. frcj THE COLLECTORS OJ BAD DHBTS TOP FLOOR ATLAS BLOCK AMERICAN MERCANTILE! ft fuj REPORTING AG! i Roth phones !li Let "Put" collect It lOof St jap v I SEE WHAT A fla OyVl BRELLA YOU ' j MJ, y CAN BUY OF Mc- JFnTLEP tje. C0NAHAY, THB I UJen rrVB JEWELER, FOB Tw. 2ND SO. ! |