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Show StartWlthTol and open a savings ---Ji Small and large aeco,,CW "like. Salt LwoCSM company. Security an J5ff For More Than Fifty Yeli the SINGER has j been recognized as maintaining the Highest Standard of Excelle among Family Sewing-Machines and is now sold at lower prices quality considered, than any other. Whetherlfrv propose the purchase of a machine or not thel"1 much to interest most women at any Singer St3 and all are cordially invited. By this Sign ((CN These Madp you may know Vy-1? are never tjlf and will find !9!l?f to dealer Singer Stores IiS)! Onlyfromltt Everywhere 4y t0 3S A small payment down, the ttjfi convenient intervals, Four different Kinds and a widf : range of prices to suit. Sold only by 1 j Singer Sewing Machine Comps IPagatgSjBBBBBBBBMBBMlBBBj mBfgggggJggjlgp ; I june white I WALKER'S STORE JUNE WH,Tf CARNIVAL j EVERY WHITE ARTICLE IN THE HOUSE REDUCED CARNIVALfe I : Qiiir Pfrterta w,k n on I ne week Lxone--Une Week Lelt--Carnival hnds I , ,. . to , ,TT ; Hv -. bilk r'ctticoats, Worth $6. 5 to $30.00, ? Entire Line of Boys' Suits, Worth Will Be Reduced Twenty-Five j Saturday, June 24th. j t0 $i500, June White Carnivalt S I Tar fnf $ . The flrSt Wek of this great cfiraival haa been n wonderful success past our fondest hopes has been TVT.ff n "Pi 1 irr U I j 1 V-CIIL. the success of the venture The people of Silt Lake have indeed shown their appreciation of the depart- VVlll DC IvCdUCCd 2.D rT C Ptlt if' ur? from the trodden path, and have accepted this great carnival as a talisman of the upbuilding and on- & w x wi 1. S ; This Includes our entire line of silk petticoats. nmprisinsr the very SoinS of the Walker Store. Throngs of happy people have besieged every department, nnd even with the , 1 stvi .... i, igns deep nou. :. - r tv kin U i ! fWor extra 1m i p , we wei i iuable.to ope with the erowda in nanylnata&eeB Ntet week, u ith the ' ' ' ; " ! " iior blouses wM i nssortmcnt r impetus we have gn'ncd, we will do better even than last week. ; erbocker trousers and Norfolk, slnplo and double-breasted coalA I ) ; "Everything so cool and fresh." "A pleasure to shop in the great store," and many other equally flat- clothes made for boys. -f g ,- . -.r.ySG tcring remarks have been rife during the past week. 1:, II Second Week of the June I White Carnival in the I Wash Goods Aisle jg 5000 yards of 32-inch Dotted Swisses, worth 25c I June White Carnival 14c the yard. Figured orpandles nlso included in this lot The values are unusually good at tho regular price. 4800 yards of 32-inch Figured Batiste worth 20c. June White Carnival 9c the yard. Th's line comprises 100 different styles, and would be I considered a snap at 20c the yard. (10O0 yards of French Oxfords, worth 65c the yard. June White Carnival 29c the yard. This lot also contains many beautiful pieces of Embroidered Embroi-dered English novel tie ?-. ,30 pieces of Embroidered English White Pongee Suiting, Suit-ing, worth 45c. June White Carnival 25c the yard. Pequot and Lockwood 9-4 Blenched Sheeting, worth 30c. June White Carnival 25c the yard. ,50 pieces of White Dotted Swis3es the 45c for 35c, tho , 50c for 40c, the 65c for 49c, the 75c for 59c, the 85c for 69c. END OF THE SEASON DRESS GOODS SALE. Wonderful sacrificing begins Monday absolutely EVERY YARD of Dress Goods, white and colored, to go at prices undeniably the lowest. If interested in the subject of dress goods, come; if not, come anyhow, and you will become interested. The season ends this moith. This will be a golden opportunity. Dress Goods Worth up to $1.50 per yard Will hi Plain Piece Dyed Goods entire stock will bz reduced closed out at 46e per yard. 20 per cent- This accumulation Is the result of the season s business. The This line comprises Albatross. Batiste Trepella Crepe Ejrypta , k-npths aro from 2 to 3 yards. Black and colored dress goods, remnants Crepe Cloth, Mohdelaine, Readona Crepe Surges etc' This collection' of the best the season afforded. All weaves and colors. of weaves comes In all the leading shades for evening and street wear. Entire Stock of Black Dress Goods, worth 35c up to Silk and Wool Dress Goods worth $1.25 to $2.75 a $5.50 yard, will be reduced 25 per cent- yard, entire stock reduced 25 per cent. This Is the most comprehensive line of weaves and styles ever These are Aeollncs, Illusion Cloth, Crepe de Paris, Creoe de Flan-shown Flan-shown in the City; light and medium weights; an unprecedented oppor- ders, etc. tunlty to sae on black dress fabrics. r d d r r i r -i . r-n All Kinds of Checks worth 65c to $3.50 a yard, entire Cravenette or Rain Proof Goods, worth $2 to $3.50 a t uc a a ' j . . , , , j j -'"J stock ot these reduced 2o per cent, yard-entire Stock Will be reduced 20 per Cent. This comprises all the checks designed for this season's wear- This Is the best fnbrlc for tailor suits and rain coats, the colors are checks are "it " tans, mixed browns, mixed blues, mixed greens-, grey and Oxford gre. T7u-. at r f j i . r. Mannish Effects worth $1.50 to $2.75 a yard, entire White and Cream Dress Goods worth 60c to $4.50 a f . , j , -,. 1 yard, entire stock to be reduced 20 per cent. St0ck wiH be reduced 33 J"3 P cent. Entire Stock of French Challis-will hi reduc-d French NovcIty Drcss Patterns-entire stock will be 20 per cent. reduced 40 per cent. Stripes and Fancy Mohairs worth 50c to $3 a vard, Voiles worth up to $2.00 a yard, entire stock reduced entire stock reduced 25 per cent. 33 1-3 per cent. Entire Stock of Plain Mohairs Will bs reduced Broad Cloth worth $2.50 to $4.50 a yard, entire stock 20 per cent. reduced 25 per cent. An absolutely unparalleled opportunity to obtain the season's best at the very lowest figures. Second Week of the I no! White Carnival in ?; Men's Corner, ? ri : ' hi White Silk Four-in-Hands, worth 75c each. Bj June White Carni al 38c each. These are a goo.l q nHt nf p. . rathf-i Silk, iy medium widths; fine for summer wear. White Unlaundered Shirts, worth 75c e-.ch. j June White Carnival 38c each These are made of the best quality muBllnBS?' linen bosom. ml' White Lawn Bat Wing Ties, worth 25c Mdfl, June White Carnival 2 for 15c or 4 for Tine Ribbed Underwear, worth SI 00 game , Uuno White Carnival 68c the garment. This is a very II Rh t w -iclit parment, for BoS'iJ1, Wo have only the shirts of this line, hence tri colors arc blue, flesh and while. Men's White Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, H June White Carnival 3 for 25c. All other white articles of men's wear-June wear-June White Carnival 10 and 15 per cent m.V Ii Second Week of the Jun: White Carnival- I rj -fl ty Black Chiffon Taffeta Silk Skirts-worth $18.50 Second Week of the June A WORD FROM THE "B- in the Notion and Fancy Goods Aisle. JuffljffiMSi for $13.50. White Carnival in the BASEMENT." J CC ?5C- "TSPMT A cLTct you mad V " SidG P"at tr,P,C Plat ! Stationery Dept. Preserv.n, time Is at hand. We re thorouj 1 These In many different styles and widths B jB dfm&BGB TiyVJOecL Tine box Stationery, worth 65c box. Al" "ou? If 1 "f you Bhould come at once j White Wash Belts, worth 50c and 60c each ! W KKMf L Black Silk Coats, Worth $ 18. 00 to $30.00, Will June White Carnival 32c box Bupply of fruit jars, J-lly glasse?, etc. I June White Carnival-42c, I be reduced 25 per cent. This elegant stationery has the Gil- When the "UU ,S a" ''' !!!f These are beauties Some are embroidpred In whitr. I ' MaSEBS n cvory nr ' heads on box cover. Makes a ver: Novernbei 1 raid approaching winter, I others in delicate color effects SSBKbL Jl. lriP7 These are the three-quarter length and redingote style, the season's pretty picture to frame , thrift; hou-ewifP mjr.i. os that she has lefl'i B White Pearl Waist Sets, worth 50c, 65c and 75c HbJWES fQVOrltCS- This ofrer w, be f'ul' kl' takn' M, StltIone 6oM , supply of those Koo.l preserves, su, h as can A I June White Carnival- 32c nnd 48c each. TVT ' ancl pack 7 qUHe Bros-' Ma?on Jars' We hae them. 5 and?ancyil,d"as.ShaP"S ny 9n in Mn pT-"' Shoe and Ox'ord Specials Extraordinary. June White Carnival-25 per cent off BAL LBROS'. MASON JARS. OTHER OPPORTUNITIES IN COLORED FANCY fe Wright & Peters' Oxfords, worth S5.0O, will be reduced to S2.35 This Includes the Hurlbufs superfine Pint size, 65c dozen. i: GOODS. WjV t a pair. Ruskln veilum, Irhsh linen bond and the Quart size 75c dozen. "1 Excellent Hand Bapi wnrfh ov. m v v IeSC of tnC; high-grade papers. ' I dueed to eaS & ' V llncs 'ed in this lot. The leathers are calf and gun Pftper M worth 2-quart size, 81-10 dozen. 1 These are nicely made and fltted with coin purse I mStal dr!d ? P" Best grade red rubber Mason Silk lined Hand Bags, worth S1.50 to $1.75 each, You will never be disappointed with 2 Qf 7 th'? hUSe fr ' CCk nl White Camival-5c per hundred. 5c do"n" J I redUCGd t0f 98VaCh- nt, color, style or wear if you buy the Binder's Tar Soap, worth 25c cake ' B These are very fine bags, well made and fltted wtih "Amsterdam double-tiuoed silk J W. Jenkins' famous 82 50 to $3.00 shoes, this week only June Whit CarTiivnl t 29c dozen. Mt ft coin purse and card case. A rare opportunity. Amsterdam aounie-tippeci buk T T ' ccn- UUIJ June wnite Carnival 15c cake. Drt1,-,n hprrv seeders, 7 . ... glove." There's a gnarintee ticket $195. Tbe Koilman cnerry a v I n- An elegRiit lino of Hand Bags, in all colors and with every pair. That's simply addi- . , , , , , This one of the beet shampoo and tol- each. 1'. I ;koniV8 f ,leatier' fhee bag3 usuall7 Tell at $2.50 to tional proof that wo mean what we A21 n" and children s shoes and slippers will be reduced 20 lr'1 market. Just as good TTnivPrsal food and fruit choppelB--,.. .33.50 each. To close, your choice 81.98. nay, that it's the best eilk glove made. percent. I'akes SO&P and ln larKer 85c each |