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Show trrP4PsrC?'X W jgj r FfJ-- ' SL fV rVv-f- c v-f- 'N . - ' s.r - NE-S.T- T7K; T jl T y X ikW: ,r in 'Z I ' & fr v v:VU Look , 5f4 Vv V i ij v - s ;25t LV ,Coku;, Coir t Wnwim r t r r ... , Co 11 n it n Astir j rm r ii " Coon & Co: makers i iawn mu tttt tt & mmm CLOTHING t s, ,p Dress Fmns . I vst We are Preparing for Arrival of Spring Goods. Stock Complete in all Lines. . and YOUTHS ON MEN'S, BOYS SPECIAL PRICES 1 j 2'; FOR Our Collars f S , '- " V vp-'- ', $ ! ' k-v;;vi- at . .rcutiftfoWAKti. , w'v-rrv- :v K. l K vMcocxJl Patterns KISCALL b The Very Latest. I. ML. PETERSON & CO, ft All ,ether h bottle. le. be iot mt ins i at the Empire Market. Keeler is down from Kimber-- 1 ease State av. Bank. i- - Jishes in bulk call at the Em- - S ih yarn at 87c per lb. at LY 1 be 7 cents per ,1NE Or- - pound at the f all descriptions at Empire H cotton bats je-whit- H CL u 15c at Thurber was in Sigurd v iCRollo went to Provo . It k$t good flour Mon- - call af the irn. 4 JBversoll went to Mt. Plea itu Snyder went to Salt last is down from Kim- - i 1 the bargains at J. spent several d4js ilaine and trade at t. - o&me home from lay. of gents shirts and the Mgdel. fenscm of Salina was a this week. Irty in Salt Lake the gal business. I usually sold at xt'Orroek's sale. tin was 7e 4 Mt market price for Ltpetersou & Co. kl ft no mistake if yon at t'ue Model. Ictbing and dress goods 1 Mercantile Co. jmunday to Mr. and knit, jr., at Vermilion. Iprt dressed chickens, k:.4 ge..., r. C. Kiel- i 1 $1 per bottle. Try a 'Wi pleasant social affair and velopments set in, their recovery is were remembered with undoubted. They have had a bard many nice presents. pull, and nothing but the best of attention has triumphed over their disThe Wright family has been releas- eases. ed from smallpox quarantine, the five members having the disease being Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gorr have moved down from Kimberly and occupy the fully recovered. house on Second North street opposWe are pleasd to announce this week ite A. J. Moores. that A. H. Ackerson and S. C. SorCharles Hancock and James 8. Anenson, whose lives were dispaired of last week, have taken changes for the derson came over from Burrville last better, and unless any nnexpected de week and started from here on a trip was a very the couple aLEPIfW Lfe notice- And Styles Equitable store, , beaus rr A1 ays get the best by trading at the Empire Market. J. O Barlow, who had been visiting relatives here, returned to Salt Lake Saturday. Peter C. Nielson made a trip to Salt Mr. and Mrs. George Baker of Escaweek. Lake and back last lante lost their baby last week from Allen Gorr and H. W. Ramlose made pneumonia. a trip to Marysvale last week. Miss Lizzie Seegmiller returned Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Seagmiller were from Marysvale last Friday alter a np from Sigurd Snnday night. two weeks visit. cents Misses fast black hose 8 Frank Latshaw last week purchased per pair at Richfield Mercantile Co. the house and lot of F. Alma Nielson A. J. Moore returned from Salt Lake on Center street. Sunday after attending a mining deal. Earnest Mortensen has scarlet fever A daughter was born to Mr. and in a light form and the residence has Mrs J. B. McMillan at Sigurd Mon- been quarantined. day. Moroni Rigby is over from Burrville John W. Orrock came down from this week looking for a location in Gold Mountain last week for a few Seviers metropolis. days. We are still making cut prices on Niels Anderson was quite ill Tues- gents clothing and furnishing goods. day night with an attack of renal J. M. Peterson & Co. colic. T. G. Schroder went to Salt Lake School Supt. Jacob Magleby was Sunday where he expects to have over from Monroe Tuesday on basithis season, n ss. J. M. Lauritzens family have been Miss Enzella and Joseph Stewart released from quarantine, the diphare down from Cireleville visiting theria having disappeared. friends. The family of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Leroy Nielson came down from Pro- Dastrup of Sigurd was increased Monvo Tuesday on account of his mothers day by the addition of a boy. illness. Farm For Sale 38j acres of land, See our display of ginghams, latest with partial water right, near Venice. spring patterns. Richfield Mercan- Apply to Thomas Hainsworth. tile Co. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Shepard have There is a new case of smallpox in taken up their residence in Richfield, A nnabella, the victim being Wm. M. occupying Charles Beans residence. Sp afford. E. C. Wright has decided to go out Svy, have you seen the fine line of of the hotel business, and will sell out cloth.ing at the Model? You ought to bis furniture and try something else. go anc.1 see it. Monroe House Eiret class accomTerms reasonable. O. C. Highs st prices paid for all kinds of modations. country produce. We want your trade. A ml reason, proprietor. Monroe, Utah Latshaw & Hansen. Mrs. Maria M. Johnson went to Salt J. M. Bn lingsly was down from Jos- Lake yesterday. She expects a situaeph yesterday and reported nothing tion there or ia Denver as a telegraph new at the L. W. & H. operator. Hotel furniture, nearly all new and Spring is coming end you will want in good condit ion, for sale cheap. In- some ginghams and calicos, eto. Call and see our beautiful lines, Model quire at Wright House. You will begin to use your harness Mere. Co. soon. If it neeiLs greesing or repairScott McClellan came down from ing take it to H. F. Hansen Co. Kimberly last Thursday and went to Salt Lake the following day, returnBefore purchasing real estate, exact an abstraot from The Sevier Valley ing Saturday. Barlow celebrated Mr.and Abstract Co. S. G. Clark, Mgr. their 25th anniversary of wedded life D. Turngren'a Rheumatlo Remedy, at their home on the 13th mst. with' sure pure for rheumatism, for enle at a party for Invited guests. The event Mrs-Jame- s In ' . ' inta Idaho and Oregon to see if they could find any country they might like better than Sevier county. J. A. Vhyte returned Tuesday from Salt Lake where be has been to attend the funeral of his wife's mother, which occurred on the 16th. LAND FOR SALE. 20 aores on Wil low Creek, witti $100 worth of water right. And 5 acres two blooks above spring ditch with water right. W. I. Asimus. Blue Flannel Shirts $1.60; sale price $1.23; 65 cent Shirts 44c P3 O m opH o Lh CO oo 05 o CLOSING out SALE. With the intention of closing out our entire business, we offer our goods at less then wholesale prices, and will continue to sell from day to day until we are sold out. FOLLOWING 15 A SAHPLE OF OUR OUT PRICES. Linen collors, worth o SM eo (it zfi CJ Q O CO ua a j Q Ladies buttoned shoes, worth at 44c Boys underwear, worth 45c st 80c Hats, worth .50 at 1.16 Gloves, worth 1.50 at 1.10 Table oil elotb, worth 20o st 17o Overall, worth 60o st 49o Ladies buttoned shoes, worth 3.25 st 1X0 "rt st 12s Gents ties, bows, worth 30o st 20c Blue flannel shirt, worth 1.60 st 1.23 Dress shirts, worth 00c at 70o Work shirts, worth 65c st 44o Heavy fleeced underwear, worth 60c O 15c CLOSING 1 70 at 1.00 Ladies buttoned shoes, worth at Misses buttoned shoes, worth 1.70 Misses buttoned shoes, worth 1.25 at O 2.00 1.00 1.00 at 75c at 1.69 at 1.85 Mens work shoes worth 1.50 at 1.19 " 1.75 at 1.35 1.60 st 1.23 Mens dress 2.50 at 1.93 Ladies lacs, worth 2.25 2.40 The tame rate of discount on Boys and Childrens Shoes. We are also selling our Grocerias at from 15 to 25 per eent discount. WA03TIIE ABOVE PRICES ARE FORS- A- CASH ONLY. ORROCKS STORE o CJ P5 Fleeced Underwear 60c; sale price Fie. $1.30 Gloves at $1 |
