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Show A BIG SHOPPING DAY? Interesting Reductions Throughout the Store. .Concert in the Evening ' i Alcqliol fl88 Proof Guaranteed by U. S. Alcohol " - Co.) ' ' Specially prepared- for lighting, heating and cook-- cook-- ing in apparatus where high-proof high-proof alcohol gives best results, re-sults, and as a solvent in the arts, trades and manufactures. manufac-tures. V We were the first in Salt Lake to take out a permit, ind ours is probably the first shipment to reach the city. Druehl & Franken fUE DBUG STORE THAT MOVED, frne door south of Henderson 's grocery. Since removing a decided increase in prescriptions is noticeable. I Union Dental Co. 1 South Main. Honest WorK. Honest Prices. Painless Extraction of Teeth or no pay. Ml Work Positively Guaranteed. 'Phones, fell, 1126-Xj Ind.. 1126. ' Ask your grocer for Vienna Bakery Bread. "It's the best."- PILES CUBED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS. v PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure anv case of Itching Blind, Bleeding Bleed-ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days or monev refunded. 150c. 8&JS$r? ' ' Saturday Silk Special: ' " Saturday Candy - Snoes. " An emphatic bargain in 36-inch black taffeta silk a Specials. stock of children s shoes are of- . Saturday onlv J - 3)1. 15 candy is bought for Sunday home ' fered at decided reductions in J - J prico, . ' - " TTT i n 1 T use. Just now there is exceptional demand for chocolates. - 50-inch wool batiste -cream, black, brown and navy. 50- ' ' " inch Panama in 2 shades of navy. ' These weaves are CLocolate Dates. f most jPPuar fabrics on the market today for ' V gowns, shirt waists and jumper suits. QJ No more desirable special could Sw V Values 95c. Special for Saturday only.;-. .... OC be offered than chocolate dates A. . V c Z ?T7i t r? 7 7" not only pretty good, but mighty 3 fecial Saturday Udds; and Lnds ID fine. 35 cent grade for 25 cents. This sale takes in our finer OalC in Domestics, Boys School Suits j makes shoes noted for their long YX7 L J J I J ' C a. T-T 1 i wearing qualities. The cheapness W a5n VJOOdS and and dVCrCOatS-Halt Beautiful showing of advanced! of the prices are another stirring "WllltC Ooods PriCCS millinery. feature." Care in proper fitting is ; another point. DOMESTIC Nicely made suits made a little Misses' Skoes Sizes nCy etonne, -10c grade for better, a little different and-the Beautiful New 111- 9 o-l-Jcyard. ms therefore look better and T . " " ' 112 to Z. 1000 yards Covert suiting just ear ionger than suits that sell at a'IStS. $2.20 LI'F ' just like women's high jrrade shoes. 20c grade for 15c yard. rv. Values $2.50 to $3.00. . f M Qt All leathers, lasts and styles 5000 yards fast color Dress a9vN I ta'r VaVtohtso. fr- real Ginghams, ' 12c grade for 10c . EM M AK Vici, box calf and donjjola yard. VVA ' 9- in buttons, bluchers and TjV S2j$isfot. lace, regular $1.75 to $1.85 WHITE GOODS. PCWkV Cnildren a SLoes 5000 yards Imported Dotted l'' 1 Sizes 8V2 to 11 Swiss-45c grade for 271oc yard. (0mIw vf SWIlW H' M net Strictl7 the very best grades , 3 yaS S' 5C Srade' UWW'U T iR ' yL.VJ made in welts and turn soles, for 35c yard. A',iJkfil eA &A WH All leathers, style and effects. $2.50 vV'i W'JlS&l values. 3000 yards 48-inch White Per- Y'V.$v1J ' $1.45 sian Lawn-45c grade, for 29c ft feet. Many, many styles. Values yard. !?' 'lAV.'-H ' were $2.00. if!'''rfV:',J " &i oa Little school shoes in kid or 100 pieces French Cambric 12 lri&'A Worth $1 50 iVM' Pre"y 8tjle8 yards t0 the Piece $3-50 Srade W VA An advanced showing of about, ' ' for $2.50 piece. ' 200 lingerie waists for spring all : n Mr Q1 r III ; tumid S Dnoes - WASH GOODS III styles; trimmed with dainty pat-; Sizes 5 to 8 CAAA j oa t tt , I terns of embroidery and lace. Spe- 5000 yards 30-mch Holland Ba- J I il $1.65 Ssfct.SrS tiste"20c 12V2c. yj M cial Pnce $1.3o. ;. ffth" utWgfflS w2i 1000 yards Mercerized Taffeta ? $2.00 and $2.25. checks 25c grade for 19c. The demand for early sprin $1.45 gguBs UK 2000 yards Plain Tokio Silk, all wiU d COUPle of Vaists is steadily growing'. St'orbtt colors-50c fabric for 35c yard. (Whs yetand will be appro- ; A splendid assortment in priate for the opening of school in Tland h7Zht B0let' Rr Tmlfif Stii'nli September. . , i We include in this sale our entire OllCfc WJpCCiaiS. TrflViinrf Mptl fli' stock of Gun Metal. Vici Kid, Donirola , , T- 7. C i- 2i V Cllllg lTlCll S ! .Box Calf, Patent Calf, Patent , Kid Ex- Perfumes, all odors, regular 90c Dy Winter Duits & tensive assortment of styles and lasts in 07 for FtOc W-1f D ' r 1 button, blucher and lace. OZ., ior OUC. Xlalt FriCeS. Samnl OUT Show Window gives an o?n 15C 2' These suits can be worn until aHipiC idea Of many Styles carried Liquid Shampoo, regular 25c, close of school. and will be ser- Half HoSC by US, and their prices. for 20c. Each bottle contains suf- viceable at the beginning of the ficient. for about 175 ablutions. new term. Mixtures only. . t i. . - xt i t a j; It is an unusual! v nice lme; Ladies andCkildrenS Buffers-19c. Boys' Overcoats at half prices. " . TT' ululu"n3 Combs reduced from 25c to 15c. ! , of hose; of good colors andj Underwear and Tooth Brushes, 20c and 25c, for j Motners' Friend Waists patterns. The qualitiUI Hosiery. ' for Boys. I : r , siio-htiv !niipri .oc the same as are found in reg- Ladies' equestrian top, knit D i. TL ! ' ' drawers; wide knee, lace trimmed "tcr 1 hompSOn $1.25 half of these prices. ular 35-cent hose. or tight tw Extra value 35c. Girls' DreSSeS. ' J.adies fast black lisle thread . Many special prices in hand- Lot 1 200 dozen half hose tights, knee or ankle length. Nw shipment has just reached some new ribbons. ' in all the late patterns, in-' Spring weight, 65c. the store a beautiful showing m ' . ' xxr x, - . , red blue and brown " Chiding lisle, Silk lisle, cash- We are showing seven styles of ' nrown. j -j ladies' low neck and sleeveless New spring. stock of K. & E. Hat Pins. meres and mixtures good j vest in the different weaves; plain "Waists for boys. The styles run 35c values, for 19c. ' or fancy top; lace yoke. Extra from the negligee, suitable for Different colored stone settings; values 35e. school wear, to the dressy effects or ?un metaI finish. Regular Lot 2 A good line of hosej Ladies' low neck and sleeveless with tucks 65c to 125- 75 cents Saturday special 15 at 25c, values 50 and 65c. vests, in good shades of light blue cents. Q . , . - . j and pink. Special at 35c. XT C , C ' Uur Spl.UU SllirtS, 40C, pl.OU, Ladies' Merode low neck nH JNCW Prin2 L,ats n ,A and $1.75 shirts for $1.15. uaaies Merode, low neck and f m 1 Col( dr,nks arP no beino- ' sleeveless cotton union suits; knee tor Lfirls. i called for at the fountain. ' " Heavy work shirts 75c:i length the kind that wears - . Ao , 'I $1.00. Fancy little checks, trimmed $1.50 and $2.00 values. : T j- o x t . I. with black velvet; sizes 14 to 18 T T" 1 1 ! Ladies fine tuck ribbed lisle yearg Very nobby. New arrival. Fcqua Kid A good line of men's work union suits, bleached, with V C shirts 35c neck; wide knee, lace trimmed or j .VjlOVeS. i tight knee 75c. Sale of Box Rucning' Handsome street glove-mode, Outing flannel pajamas,! Ladies' high neck and long j wh;te preen anfl blue one cla 95c sleeves, Swiss ribbed bleached cor- f htiwiC tb f from $1.25 to 75 cents. set covers; spring weight-65c. thre Jds-chiffon with two Linen finish handkerchiefs Boys' two ami one ribbed, or h i T T p n 7T7- -regular 2 for 25c reduced one and one ribbed-also misses' d"ble Chf n ;V.'thf "ne n Carpet t:ad! 18 mnm brisk" a f3t ' fine ribbed cotton or lisle thread ?T f1"8 plam f!d 0n aLCC0Un f Carpets' V 4 fr -5C , I hose; fast black, double heel, toe Thrpe yards means probablj etc., being located on the floor be- N shipment of neck-ji onj ' ,a 4lt5B lAn t.- n tj' eight nichmgs. Box 6o cents. See. low, prices are under prices else- &iiipmeuu vi iicck. ciTl-25c SPe" window display' I when- : wear-usually sells at 75c j i C1 Infants' "Little Mischief" silk -. . ' , special for 50c. ktk -i and wool hose, in black and white ; . - . L- t , c T' : Hr i nonshrinkable. The kind that IX L I 1 I I T3 IJ T IH iVT e never hesitate to make aJ wears-at 45c. 1NlJLX JL 11" JLXVXX-1N PrpW right. ' , ( : i ' ' - , ? ' ; ' !;-'. " :..- ' .x The Watchword of Women. Modesty is woman's watchword. What-tver What-tver threatens her delicate sense of modesty, mod-esty, frightens her. For this reason many a woman permits diseases of the delicate womanly organs to become aggravated because she cannot bring herself to submit sub-mit to the ordeal of unpleasant questionings, question-ings, offensive examinations, and obnoxious ob-noxious local treatments, which some physicians find necessary- Doubtless thousands thou-sands of the women who have taken advantage ad-vantage of Dr. Pierce's offer of free con-' con-' sultatlon by letter have been led to do so by the escape thus offered from a treatment treat-ment repugnant to modesty. Any sick woman may write to Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., in perfect confidence, ell letters being be-ing treated as strictly private and sacredly sacred-ly confidential, and all answers being sent In plain envelopes, with no advertising or other printing upon them. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription has been long hailed as a "God-send to women." It makes weak women strong and sick women well. "Favorite Prescription" contains no alcohol. alco-hol. All its . ingredients printed on every ottle-wrapper. (JJTDon't worry about the weather. It will take care of itself. You just come in and pick out a new spring Hart Schaffner & Marx suit and you will be as well dressed as any man. .172 MAMSTREET ' - - |