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Show SECOND VEEK OF THE JUNE WHITE CARNIVAL . EVERY WHITE ARTICLE REDUCED Except "n and W collars and spool cotton. Now we are face to face with "summer weather," and it's real "summer weather," toe.. Th kind that " sends people hurrying to the stores for "summer clothing." L . All eyes are f ocussed on the "June Whits Carnival" at Walker's. The things en sals are the things .! I most required for the sultry days to come. White Grosses, white millinery, white hosiery and all through the list 'of white summery things we could mention are in great demand. ' Only three more days of this great event Now is th e time to complete the summer outfit. Visltthe great, cool store. Always a pleasure to shop at Walker's. The cool, white decorations enhance the pleasure. Wednesday you have these special offerings from the wash goods and linen aisle. FANCY KNICKER BATISTE; splendid 8 1-Sc yard WHITE WAI STINGS; great S5c line: all day quality; Wednetday morning-, from 9 to 12 o'clock Wednesday this goes at 12 1-2 J only; the yard 3 1-2 f Limit 4 yar ds to a customer. , Limit U y ards to a customer. EGYPTIAN FIGURED BATI8TE; fine 25c yard HAND EMBROIDERED ALL LINEN DRESSER grade; Wednesday morning- from 8 to 12 o'clock SCARFS; size IS by 14; worth J2.00 each; only; the yard la l-3r ' Limit 13 yards to a customer. Wednesday all day 91.26 WHITE PERSIAN LAWNS; 40 Inches wide; splen- nly 2 X? a ""toner. did values at :;5c the yard; Wednesday morning from M.RSPTT T va pirriapirirt- enii nkii s to 12 o'clock only; the yard -. 22 l-2 MARSEILLES BEDSPREADS, full double beV Limit 12 yards to a customer. size; worth 22.50 each; Wednesday all day f 1.95 All other linens and white goods at great reductions this week. Wednesday a day of great offers on women's and children's dainty handkerchiefs. 500 dozen dainty initial hemstitched ha ndkerchiefs, worth 10c each. Wednesday you take them at each Jw HAND EMBROIDERED INITIAL HANDKER- PLAIN ANp FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS; a splen- CHIEFS; pure linen; very daintily embroidered; did sample Hne: worth 25c each. Wednesday. worth $1.50 the dozen. Wednesday they au aayf they go at 3 for 50C go at six for 7o CHILDREN'S COLORED BORDER HANDKER- HEAVTLY EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS ; CHIEFS; the very best and finest ever offered scalloped and hemstitched; splendid 35c and 50c in this city; at. each 5f qualities. Wednesday your choice 3C5 Center aisle, back. Ch "MEN'S CORNER" OFFERINGS. w k-4 We call your attention to our line of ull- J'jrS rl rf-v a Made of excellent quality lisle webb. Very nar- iir ' row width for summer comfort. jp You'll not find any you like IZf bcttefr at the pair OUC e. and w The 9SC hlrt sale .wins: alonr .ShawknIt collars, grandly. half h n. -, It's the best chance of the season, and men know it. Our best . , ' eacn. w anJ maj, y pf our ?5 ln lncluded 25c pair. Six for f 1.40. Today we add 2 more splendid $1.50 lines to the already excel- Six pairs All shapes. ,ent selections; cuffs attached or detached; J1.60 and $1.75 1 40 new spring stock; at, your choice 95f 9 Men's 50c silk four-in-hands Wednesday, your choice 25c. Just at the left of Main street door. Splendid offers on pure silk and pure lisle gloves. $1.00 silks to go at 75c. 75c lisleg to go at 57c. Women's and children's knit underwear and hosiery. Another mention of the splendid silk hosiery, worth 3.50 the pair, we are C selling this week at Jt) WaaVD Pure silk. Embroidered boct effects. All slaes. WOMEN'S SEAMLESS HOSE; extra elastic; In BOYS' GERMAN STOCKINGS; regular made- excel-regular excel-regular and out sizes; all black or split sole: lent 60c and 75c qualities; Wednesday special 3 splendid 35c quality; Wednesday. ...2 pairs for 35 pairs for $1.00; or, pair 35 WOMEN'S 35c QUALITY LISLE OR COTTON FINE LISLE HOSE FOR WOMEN- neat -mroi- VESTS; low nck; sleeveless or short sleeves; all dered ankle: very pretty; $1.00 stockings- slaes; each 25 Wednesday '. fgp J A fair, mwrrt, tln kln secured URlnr Satin I skin rream and fare powder. 25c. Hill's. 1 WEEK COMMENCING JUNE 11, RICHARD MANSFIELD'S Greatest Plar Old ficidclbcrg Under the Direction of P. G. McLean. MR HERSHEL MAYALL and the SUPERB ORPHETJJII STOCK CO. No raise In prices. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Trains to Saltair Beach TIMS TABLE. IN EFFECT MAT . 1101 Going Leave Returning Arrive Salt Lake. 8alt Lake. 10:30 a, m. 1:00 p. in. 3:00 p. m. 3:30 p. m. 1:00 p. m. 4:80 p. m. 4 00 p. m. S: p. m. 6:00 p. m. 6:30 p. m. :O0 p. m. 7 JO p. m. 7:00 p. m. 8:30 p. m. 8:00 p. m. :J0 p. ra. 9:00 p. m. 10:30 p. m. 10:00 p.m. 11:30 p. m. Sunday last train leaves Salt Lake at 8 :00 p. ra. Sunday, last train leaves Saltair at 10.-09 p. m. Depot First South and Fourth West Streets. FARE FOR ROUND TRIP. 35 CENTS. J. E. LANGFORD. Lessee. BICYCCERACES ' f AT SALT PALACE TUE8DAY EVENING, JUNE 12 yr Have All the Best Riders in the United States. PROGRAMME : Pursuit Race Fogler and Bardgett vs. Palmer and Pye. Two-Mile Handicap, Professional. Half-Mlle Opan, Professional. Haif-Mlle Handicap. Amateur. One-Mile Open, Amateur. Races Start at 8:16 P. M. Admission, 25c. Grandstand, Q5c Take Stats, Main Street and Salt Palace Cars. Grounds Tree, SALTAIR The Place for Rest and Recreation! Tun for old and young. Music up and dffvrn stairs, every day. Dancing and Bathing UNEQUALLED ! ROLLER COASTER AND OLD MILL Great features. Everybody has a good time, every day in the week-Sunday's week-Sunday's "vcal Dro gramme a ffxt treat. Get out to Saltair Thursday next. It ? Is Elks' day. and the purple will pre-s pre-s dominate. This will be the real opening open-ing of Saltair. To the Advertiser THE TELEGRAM has more bona, fide circulation In Salt Lake City six days in the week than the Herald, News, or the Smoot organ. To be more explicit. THR TELEGRAM TELE-GRAM hns a larger carrier circulation (by which Is meant papers delivered direct to homes) than either of the three papers named. THE TELEGRAM has a luxger street circulation than either of the three papers named. THE TELEGRAM submits this prop-cfcitlon- to advertisers: It is an easy matter to determine whether or not the statements made above are correct. THE TELEGRAM invites any advertiser ad-vertiser to examine Us city circulation. Let the advertiser select the method of examination and THE TELEGRAM will afford him every facility in its power. Better still, let the papers agree on a committee of local advertising men. Let this committee make canvass of every local subscriber claimed to be a ! genuine subscriber bv a h-cal paper. THE TELEGRAM will pay Its share of this expense. Doesn't this sound fair to you? THE TELEGRAM'S advertising patronage pa-tronage for May showed a if increase of 34 per cent over May of last year. Its city circulation is higher than it was during the closing days of the great Portland fair contest last June, when the circulation was abnormally swelled. In two months THE TELEGRAM will have the benefit of the most modern mod-ern equipment that money can buy. "THE TELEGRAM is Salt Lake's coming paper." Everybody says that. THE LAGOON ROAD BALT 1 vlr AND OODKN RAILWAY. Time Table la Bff est Mar . UOf. alt Lake. Lr. U lit. a, m I I f m. First six trains run through te Kays-villa. Kays-villa. Extra Lagoon to KarsvUle. 1940 p. m. (Sundar M p. m.) Lagoon Lv. T. 10. U a. m, 8, 1 T. . KM p. m. (Sunday JO.) Sundays and holidays special thrtwgn trains to Lagoon at I and t p. m. SIMON BAMBESQXR. President aa deal Msnsjsr. EstbUsh4.1841. Ofaeee. The Oldest and Largest. r. g. dun & ee. OBOROS RTJIT. General Manager Utah, Idaho. Nevada and Wyoming. Offloaa rroarssa Bulla Inc. Salt Lake dtf. ..LYRie.. TONIGHT, "For Her Children's Sake." 10c 20c 30o Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Satur-day. 10c and 26c. 6HSINO PARK EVERY NIGHT AT 8:80, ZINN'S TRAVESTY COMPANY of 24 people. Now playing "A Night in Morocco." Salt Lake Theatro GEO. D. PTPER. Manager. Mon.,Tues.,Wed., June 18-19-20 Beat Sale Friday. 10 a. m. Henrietta Crosman IN THE MERRT COMEDT, , Iliry, Mary, Quit, Contrary BTrfmrNlght-2&c, 60c. TSe, 81.00. 81.50 riUVJtV3 Matinee at reduced scale. CALDER'S PARK (Nature's Beauty 8pot), The Evening Dances at Calder's Are Becoming Becom-ing Popular-Good Music and Good Crowds. Officers and directors: Frank Y. Taylor, Tay-lor, president: Richard W. Young, vice-president; vice-president; Stephen H. Love, secretary and treasurer; Hugh J. Cannon. Nepal L. Morris. Mor-ris. William McLachlan. Hyrum Goff. CD. M LELLAND, Manager. New Grand Theatre R. J. RIDDELL. Manager. ANOTHER PACKED HOUSE LAST NIGHT. Everybody goes to see the favorite fa-vorite Ethel Tucker Stock company present pre-sent a new melodrama, entitled A MAN OP MYSTERY. New specialties and the latest Illustrated Illus-trated songs. First time here, MOVING PICTURES of the great-great San Francisco disaster. No extra charge. Thursday, "In Bunny Africa." Night Price 10, 30, 80. 60c Souvenir matinees 15, 2&o yv - - . Drunkenness Cured. i . Orrine never falls to cure drunken-hesa drunken-hesa if it is 'used in accordance with the simple directions in the package, and the discoverer has so much confl- dence in the treatment that we are au-! au-! thorized to sell it with an absolute i guarantee, to effect a cure or the money will be refunded. Smith Drug Co., cor. lad South and Main sts . Ask any Oregon Short Line Agent ABOUT JUNE 16. |