Salt Lake Tribune | 1912-12-08 | Page 5 | Christmas Shopping Starts with a Rush

1 1BISTMUS SHOPPING j 'STlISWITHIlSHl 1 1 Fourteen Days Remain lo i '4 fPtirchasc Holiday R'c- 1 $ membra nccs. I JrdYVARE TRADE B,RISK I Id Snap Gives Impetus to I ai fDcmand for New Heal- 1 ing Stoves. I fc Sriitmas shopping Blurted with a vim 1 Jl ills' tlie week and promises an exeep- 1 An I ieJIy heavy reason of holiday trade. 1 1 ixlj shopping" 1h sillll the cry of the 1 yhants. -who point out Its many ad- S irtgra fo public and firms alilto. There- Eg iflln only fourteen nhopplng dayr. be-- 1 n now and Tnlotide, but tbc Indioa- 9 h b are that tho anrunl move to hrln? 1 i 'tho Chrlutmae throngs early to avoid jg d fa "iubiial final' mad rush Is being more' I ;nSl cteutuUy carried on this year than I SHi lorore I ?w Department Store. I - MLst Monduy tho Kollli-O'Brlon com- m mciicd tho (loorja of Its magnlfl- 8 aw department store in the new jl center, -which presented a lively 0 Jurlng tho week, and there Js up- I y no vistlgo of a doubt as to Hie I uturo of the new scellon. I 'tores of the city, and especially ID rper department Ktores, enjoyed I blc trado during' the week. He- I for the week, as well us for the 9 of November, show . substantial 1 n over the receipts for tin: corrc- 1 ig periods last year, and there is H reason to heliove that the mer- M have rnadc no mistake In stock- H heavier this year than for some I Ware Tracle Good. j local hardware trade onjoyed good 1 h during the week Tho advent I weather brought a strong call for B : stoves and inside furnishings. M mber nnd cement merchants are H client spirits on account of the M at her. which admits of extended H i operations. The local yards have m nlng a land-offlco business, It Is H d, Wholesale and retail dry goods W old unusually well, with the mar- lining ilgh. Judging from cur- ft Ices, sheepmen will have to pay ffi prices for their woolbugs. us will H ,'Otiuerns for their sugar bags. 0 are greatly improving in Chriut- aods such as cutlery, silverware, m skates, percolators and novelties H ly. There is quite a demand for Q camp supplies, and for all warm I j apparel. Hook stores, souvenir 0 furriers, music stores, furniture H and retail firms in general en- K a profitable business during the I sales ran unusually high, with 1 ons steadily increasing on tho I