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Show H j "STARVED" K ' I DYSPEPTIC I 1 Got right again H'1' 1 Built up on I 1 Grape -Nuts I' SUNDAY EXCURSIONS Via D. & R. G., Aug. 26. To Park City, 8:15 a, m $1.50 To Eureka, 8:30 a. m 2.00 To Mammoth, 8:30 a, m 2.00 To Provo Canyon, 8 a. m. ....... '1.25 v To Ogclen, 10:25 a. m., 1:35 p. nu . 1.00 To Pharaoh 's Glen, 8:15 a. m 50 Returning leave .Park City 8 p. m. Leave Eureka 8 p, m.; Mammoth 7:40 p. m. Leave Provo canyon 8 p. m. and 3:10 p. m. Leave Ogden, 7 p. m.; Pharaoh's, 4:40 p. m. and 9:10 p. m. Provo canyon train, returning, vrill run direct to Salt Lake without change. A SUMMER EXCURSION . To the Big Horn Country. Go where the cool breezes blow. delightful de-lightful trip over tho World's 8cenic Eoute. Two miles high in an open ton observation car through the world-famous world-famous canvons of Colorado, thence through Colorado Springs ana Denver to Frannie, Lovell and Cowley, Wyo Fare $30 for the round trip. September 1 and 3, good returning in thirty davB See any D. & E. G. agent. 7 . AUGUST' 26 AND27 Excursions to Heyburn, Idaho, Via Oregon Short Lino for sale of town lotB. Bound trip $10.00,' limit ten dayfl. Soo agents for further particu-' lara. tree TEA The Pure Good Tea t Imported and packed only by i M. J. BRAKDENSTEIN & CO. 1 1 San Francisco, CaL ' ! BIG HORN EXCURSION Soptember 1 and 3, Via Oregon Short Line. Rato to Frannie, Wyo., and return from Salt Lake, $30.00. Proportionately low rates from other Utah stations. The only direct routo is via the Oregon Short Line and Butte, and through tourist sleeper will be provided. For further particulars see any Short Lino agent. City ticket office, 201 Main street. " I Positively cared by AETTlTyV? these Little PIUs. l I L fi0 Tljcy also relievo Dls waijj -rarai pn 11653 Irom Dyspepsia, In gpBYTLE digestion aud Too" Hoartjt US I f IT bating. A perfect rem-, rem-, By B w hJ cdy for Dizziness, Nausea, HI PfilLLSo Drowsiness, Bod Tasto I wjfl flgs in tho Mouth, Coated mm53sSB Tongue, Pain in the Side, 1 1 TORPID LIVER. 'Thoy egulato tio Bowolfi. Purely Vegetable. MALL FILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE ADTFR'I Gunuine Must Bear f ittle FaSimil8 Signature f pYlls! yf JREFUSE SUBSTITUTE? Union Dental Co. 213 South Main. Honest Work. Honest Prces. Painless Extmatloa of Tooth or No Pa. All .Work Guaranteed. "Phono, Boll 1.138 -tf: Ind., 1128. 4 I fi Saturday the Great ShoppS IDay at Keitk-O'BrienJ A Day of Special Pri' J Musical Program in the Evening. !M Boys" and Girls AppareL YS'm I Ml A new shipment of girls' full jackets has just , O H I A 1 MS arrived. Light mixtures. 12 to 1 6 years. J JL JL 1 h Ifl im Prices S5-75 to $65 ffircnj Bovs' light weight and fall suits Splendid SATURDAY ALl TM W for school wear reduced one-fourth. Standard Apron GinHianT' Girls' Buster Brown Dresses suitable for j soo yards R omona Flann 'W school wear made of heavy ginghams in 1 ona "anncl, 15 MJ blue, tan, black and white check. Sizes 4 to j . ''A'"" M H MVoto 33-95 "-sL Si Saturday Corset Special. ';' J fi Mt. japancscrepCF,aeIetta;;;;;l WW White and blue. Sizes 18 to 24. Regular 50 j Safr V , M W cent grade for 39c 1mn Daurday Evening, 6 to 9.J IjSf I 100 yards French Lingerie Fabric, III Saturday Waist Sale. j 5;a The stock has been gone over carefully and all 1 Umit. 10 yards to a cuBtonVer'' M W slightly soiled and mussed waists set aside. p. k B ,J WW These are odds and ends but are from our I g d g ft regular stock of white waists not pur- B J om Slz, i chased for sale purposes. 1 Limit of one' to V customii"'" The materials are linens, Swiss, lawns, em- 1 uwomer. 5 broidcred and lace trimmed; some are j 40 pairs Heavy Grey Woolen Blifi French hand embroidered. 9 84, $5.00 Blanket for 3 There arc quite a range of prices of which the I 100 Dozen Austrian Drawn WorkLi following are a few : 7 .UP to 45 in. square, fromjc 50 for 54.00 3.oofor,65 JJ $5 75 for $3 00 $2 . 00 for $1.3, Limit o six picccs to a j Many others are halj prices. v SATURDAY RIBBON SALE Shipment of Beautiful New Ribbon Lowered to a Special Pria, I I j Pla;n MousseKne Ribbon, 4 to 6 mckca wide; all colors ' ' "Tr "'oi- t " V r Special Sill 5 65c Inknts Slippers, Patents, lans, Canvas, g T) , Q 1 I I , 1 Jrongee Dale; 8 95c Misses and Children's Slippers and Ox- For S9 centi-SGO wA I fords m Tans, Patents and Uxtords. I ino width, I $1.95 Women s Oxfords. 100 pairs only or For 48 cents 400 tp I Oxfords, in welt or turn soles, in Tan and inch width. - Brown Kid, worth $3.50 per pair. j The wry material fojj l The last of our linen colored Canvass Tarns, which sell at 25 and 85$ 53 for 17 c. Splendid for school wear IwM A new showing in Boys1 Caps, in pretty mixtures-special, 35cJ BH We havo a lot ot left-oter medium- vHv T7 j 1 weight suits for boys. Without question HJ KJHe rOUrtil they aro Just what rollicking boys need VHC I OUT pgypi. -y-k. -j . for early school wear. The suits are In y-k 1 LjI?J NL enilftl OT! mixtures, well made and good style. KfiaUCtlO &tA JLVCUUtLlUU. These Bults are offered at ixtuuwww H Specials in Our Candy De fiyljjl Something entirely new and wortk trying, CHOCOLATE ROSE Paste. ItJ raljM delicious paste center, rose flavored and chocolate covered. Retails at 50c a f lja As a Saturday special (one pound to a customer ) . 25c JjBjf Ae have had so many calls for our last Saturday s candy special! Wffl we will again run the BARCELONA FILBERTS, wortk Affi at 25c a p mmi Try a box of our K. O. B. CHOCOLATES at . . . ". 20c 4 1 California Fruit at lc; f TURKISH DELICIOUS, with or without almond centers. Packed In one-pound boxes. P05lt'TJ nnd Imported Trom Constantinople Worth 50c a pound. Saturday, to Introduce this foreign canu to a customer 25c a pound. " f V 1 Investigate Our Prices in Toilet Preparati( A Few Prices as a Suggestion. J CUTICURA SOAP, 18c a cake, 60c box 3 cakes. TOILET SOAP Saturday special at e j filffi DR. 1. "W. Lyon' Tooth Fo"wder( 2 for 25o 6 for 'A2H''i"tM jrllllM Almond Cream lOo Every atom pura Glycerine cum , ftMiM 8acht3, beat qualities, all odoro, at S5c an oz. gate's. fflj This Season's latest novelties in Wash Belts, Pearl or Gilt Buckles, mm values from 50c to 75c. Choice of the entire lot WW Last oj the Fan Season. All kinds of Fans for 2 for 6 $4 to $10.00 Hats for 95c ( TT -i . K Mm This season's left-over hats, which we do not f White anavvvm MmA care, to carry over, are being- sold ever)- day. J T 1 S mxflffl It's not a question of price, not a question of JUmen J WM cost; it is simply a determination to sell at . . . . .j cuitts- circul-.i W any price the few remaining hats. df f& g Some are Gage &JFwh creations ; all are hand- others are plain, but extra tuU. jrffi some, ready-to-wear examples of this sea- are new this season and the stV 4 son'6 styles. We do not care to store Through handling they are slightly soiled. 1 therefore close them .ou f,. "rf row m 'M Tt, i I The Suits range m P"cc l' r Urm The reSuar Pnce8 run lrom S4.00 to $10.00. e ,Q ;or , mm Your choice for 95c 6 0 - ' Rjsfltf One table also contains White Duck Sailors T1 y Cl' (fivlf worth $1.00 and $1.50 for 50c V Kite JTlCJ'U.S W WW One table of hats for the street, canyon, etc 1 , . , , t tcus 3nd bfl jg at .....ioc 1 Made with clustert of rows Firstshoiving of Early Fall Headwear $3'95' for "' 1 |