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Show Salt Lais & Cd'a Sailwmy. Tlma Tatla In Zect Sept. 6, 1804. j . LEAYF. 6 ALT LAKE. :30 and i:So and 6.30 p. m. LEAVE rARMINQTOV A1TD LA-GOON. LA-GOON. T 30 nd 10 . m.. 4:S0 and M ft, m. Extra train at 11 . m. and 14 .m Sunday and holiday. A. t. FTERSON, Genl Ja. Aft J. B. EEAN, Excursion Agt. . OITICE. ltt HAW ST. I ' . YOU A . SUIT FO? J - , . h ' """1 vi'v" Or more. Just whatever you want to M: f'J-iW'T r pay. I .'.V yi'oV:;-' f We guarantee the suit to be all wool, I :."'.i!-r;:: V ' , I both cloth and lining. I rJ?&v'?' ( We guarantee to, fit you to your sat- I "ViSv--",- , I lsfactlon or you peed pay no money. y ' -r-ri-.Jj we guarantee the work In every way. I , rt In 'act- tne ult mUBl 'm?et wlth your E y entire satisfaction or no pay. ll I Then we clean and press eult free for I - three months. ' 1 B ' OUR WAY IS J I CHEAPEST AND I p . mosie SATISFACTORY j tj) SORENSEN & LARSEN . i45 W. 3d So. Phone. 1401-Y. M ! ORDER YOUR I TURKEY NOW x . Don't wait until Uie last minute. We have the nice one.s order to- J day. Also Raisins. Celery, Oys- ters, everything that goes to make your Thanksgiving dinner a sue- cess and pleasure. i t T.E.Harper t "Good Things to Eat" 1 77 E. SECOND SO. J . 4 tT rr.,. ..... -:- srr IA Delightful Place to Visit. A PxwitabU PU to Liva, SEE.. (QHfornia Greatest Play Ground on Earth. Famous Place Which Everyone Want to See. Invest in a Ticket to CALIFORNIA CALIFOR-NIA and Seoure Rich Dividends In HEALTH, PLEASURE AND WEALTH Mountain. Valley. Rivers, Lake and Ocean Reached by the Southern Pacific Company's Lines For descriptive and UlusUaU) literature call at No. tot Um Street. Salt Lak City. J PR. ft RAY. General A hip- i. i-'"" ' ." .' '. . ; . NOTICE OF SALE. Order of sale commences each day at 9 a. m. ; closes I p. ra. TRUSTEE'S SALE. North half No. 259 8. Main St. Every article in the store to be sold without reserve or limit, at private sale. THE HIGHEST CLASS OF CLOTHING. CLOTH-ING. FURNISHINGS. HATS AND SHOES. 2u dozens men's white unlaundered Shirts, Invoiced at 50 and 75c, I5C 25 dozens men's best working "CC Shirts. 75c and $1 kinds, at Ow 42 dozens tine silk Neckwear, rr 50c and 5c kinds, at 5 Natural gray wool Underwear and wool fleeced fancy Underwear, the "JCC regular 75c kind, at Fine all wool Underwear, camel's hair, plush back and heavy balbrlggan, regular price $1.50, QOC Men's'extrn line Underwear, full regular made of finest lambs' wool. In natural colors, made bv the c'hrated NorfolK. New Brunswick and Glastonbury mills, regular price $5.(0 per suit, l -4C at. per garment Men's stiff bosom Shirts and Negligee Shirts. This season's newest patterns, made of 1 handsome Madras or Percale, by high-class shirt makers. Some of these are our recnlar dollar ouallty and mant of them sell rvgulaely at $1.50. Your choice at, ntr each "5" 75c Negligee Shirts, all this season's newest new-est patterns and col- AOC orings Manhattan $2.50 and $3.00 ' KO Shirts S,'5U Good hli?h-class Shoes underprlced. f) IOES Jchnjon, Murpfiy $6, C- or $7 and 8 Shoes Men's $3.50 and $4.00 fine Shoes, ideal kid, .box calf, on up-to-date new Ca n lasts, at !. V 200 pairs of men's fancy Slippers. $2. $2.50 end $3 qualities; your C en choice All the hoys' :md youths' Shoos at one-third one-third off 90c., S1.25, $1.45, $1.65. Bovs' all wool black cheviot knea Suits, double breasted, age 7 to 13 years, bought to sell at $3. now of- C. An fered at JI.4O Bovs' finer knee pants Suits, age 3 to 15. two-piec3 doubfe-brcasted Norfolks and t ther fancy stylos, bought to sell at $4, $5 and $6, yours $2. 75 $8. P and Jib SKolny made Jj Kn suits at 4'J0 Bovs" and little fellws' Overcoats at less than the cost of the cloth In them $2.75, S4.50, and 86.00. 300 pairs of boys' fine all wool knee pants, fine cheviots and pure worsteds, taped seams and extension waist bands, regular reg-ular 75c and $1 qualities. ICC choir Youths' odd long pants, all wool black cheviot, $2.00 and $2.50 grades, Jw.n Youths' pure worsted pants, $3 ' C rr and $3.50 grades, at .l.yt HATS. Imperial Hats, famous $3 grade, all this season's blocks. $2.00 John B. Stetson $4 and $5 nn Hats nt 0,UU All other $2.50 and $3 Hats In this sea- sen's newest styles and col- C( n ors. Your choice i.")U Young men's $2 and $2.50 Hats in all the latest blocks. rr at 9- Boys' $1 Hats SJQC MEN'S SUITS Miide of fins casslmeres. woivtedx. cheviots and finest corduroys, serire lined, cut In the newest and most popular styles. These were to tw crack $10 and $12 values, new. C r rr offered at .VJU Cne thousand very fine Pults. Imported t-iik mixtures, fine ca5lineres and vicuna... vi-cuna... In the nj-west and most Pttrac-llve Pttrac-llve pat.-erns .-"nd colorings, $15. S!S and a few of the $20 grades. $Q.69 Twelve hundred finest hand tailored men s S'lit. made by the foremost makers of fine clothing In this country. These productions are the most exclu-t-ive styles and most expensive garments gar-ments produced by the leading custom tailors in America, any one of thm would 1 cheap at $25. . . vo.ir choice I45tJ $'.S. $!0 and f- fiiitu". the finest suits from the host rrukW5 of this Cirk r- r coontrv :i "P'V'ftv) THE OVEKCOATS. short, medium and fi-ll length, too coats, rain conts and winter OvercoMs. kerseys. meltons, cheviots and fancy overcoatlnjrs, nil l fp'i-class and superbly trimmed, th entire stock dlvid.-d Into two lots, vour choice at ?9.50 and 814.50. Youths' ami young men's Suit and Overcoats, Over-coats, ajres 15 t- years, $10, , $12 and $15 kinds at "'5n Men's $1 and $5 pure worsted Parts, new and up-to-date patterus. tf- at 33-75 Men's Smoking Jack and Bath Robes at unusually deep cuts. J'r lisle Half Hose at '. ;np 35c nil wool ca'hmere Half Hose 2-V M' President Ptispendrs at iTx? Wilson Pros.' 75c end $1 Suspenders at K.V lisle Web Suspenders at l.? Trustee's Sale, 259 S. Main St., Salt Lake City, Utah. Cheap Rates to St. Louis AND OTHER EASTERN POINTS VIA) RlJ7 3-TS1INS DAILY-3 We eaa sav you money. Write me, C F. WARREN. General Agent. B1 Dooly Block. Salt Lak CltM DIFFERENT IN ENGLAND - British Boxers Do Not Follow Fol-low Style of the American Amer-ican Fighters. Although England is the home of the boxing game, and the Marquis of QueenBberry was the father of modern boxing, the Englishmen setm to be getting get-ting away from his precepts materially in the style now followed by their boxers. box-ers. Infighting la not popular there, and the clean break rule prtvails. This is going to cause a great amount of argument when the representatives of tho two styles get together. In this country the fighters who are universally universal-ly successful have adapted the bore-in and cut-loose-with-both-hands style, and if they have to break clean and quit roughing in the flinches they will look like a lot of third-raters. Imagine Imag-ine Terry McGovern, Battling Nelson, Young Corbett, Hilly Mellody or any of the other top-notchers fighting at long range and hitting and getting away. The long range game may be superior from a scientific standpoint, but it never works the crowd up to a fierce pitch of excitement as do the whirlwind whirl-wind mixes at close quarters which have come to be a feature of the American Ameri-can battles. Also if the English boxers do not thirk there is science in the close range work let them mix it "with j.nie of the American cracks and see how quick they aie cut to pieces. COLORADO-UTAH SHORT LlMS TO ST. LOUIS. , Throurh oar. Salt Lake City to St. Louu and Kansas City. Only on 'Chang to New York. Buffalo and principal point Fast low rate for "ne';"tV-U - Eepeclal attention to ladle and e TourtBt leeper through to Chle . Bo-ion and other point without changes ?qu!retickrof9c.. i DoolT siPtQLak. City. Anv rmcr. g:"p. t a. MArT fZ2Syg?U . Louis, Mo, , fV' |