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Show ifTIE 4 UTAH. OGDEN. EXAMIXLR: M0RSI5G MAY SUNDAY, 2C, 1007. Until Will Be Continued Sale June 10 Phillips Salvage of Boys 1A AAA Worth Hats and t; Mens Clothing, Shoes, Furnishings at Less than Cost JWy'U'O'U' IBB & mertliandise to le distributed into the home of the people at lea than the cost of the raw material by THE PHILLIPS SALVAGE CO. for A. W PUTNAM, shown in Ogden. We hereby guarantee to sell 2343 Washington Avenue, Ogden, Utah. Here will be the moat mighty avalanche of bargain in Men, Boy and Children Clothing, of fashionable good, ever in so come A of highest grade merchandise for men and ia kind and first sale of its the stuiiendoualandalide communily, This the statements. profit thereby. precisely a we advertise. We ask you to test our to all sale. save dollars limit this It will you need for a year or two. JuBt think of this yon during gigantic buy bova, consisting of Clothing, Ladies and Gents Shoes, Furnishings, etc. Prices will reach the to boy sufficient to last for several years. You may never have such a chance again. Come and see the great $30,000.00 stock to be sold at such low prices. You should avail yourself of this opportunity assortment of the best to be had. Tidily thousand dollar worth of high-grad- e Men's and Boys Pants Dept Men's Suit Department line Suit in plain check and stripes; this suit ia ioitively worth $12.50; this ilk sale Men's Worst eda and All Wool Cheviots, worth $1 1 ; t his sale ............. ..t... ...... $ 7.83 ti.sS At $9.98 you are freq to choose a suit worth $20, from 20 lota; aa fancy made and ele gantly finished a suit as the most fastidious dresser could desire, of fine home and foreign suitings and in a great variety of tailored into garments of faultless fashion. Kerseys, meltons and whipcord.. 9.9.8 .' Fne Pants, for Kunday Men's Fine Pants, positively worth $5 and $7. Itoys fiOe Knee Pants Hoys' 75c Knee Pants Hoys' $1.00 Knee Pants... Hoys liong Pants, worth $2.50; this sale 1.48 2.35 2.78 3.48 49 .09 1.24 Men's Kplendid Kuftis Ciowimeivs, all sizes.... $4.98 Men's Hue Kuits, strictly all wool, worth $10; 5.48 this sale FltlEXD REOK. and others at $14.85, $16.98, $18.98, $21.85 and $23.98. These represent the product of the world's most skilled tailors. They equal, and are guaranteed to excel, any $35 or $40 tailor made garment in the world or we will cheerfully refund your money. This sale: $14.95, $16.98, $18.98, Gent's Shoe Department $2.75 Hoys Khoc 3.50 Hoys' Klioes 2.00 Mens Klioes ......$2.28 2.98 1.68 2.50 Men's Klioes. . . . 3.00 Men's Klioes 1.98 Mens Klioes 4 .00 Men s Kiiot-i- t 3.50 4.00 Men s Klioes. 5.00 Mens Khoes .........................1 Mens $2.00 Hats, all styles 2.28 2.98 3.28 3.78 3.98 ....... ...... ........ ...... Men s 1 iue Hats. Mens $2.50 Hats Men's 3.50 Hats Men s 4.00 Hats Men's 5.00 Hats Friend Bros, of Milwaukee, Wis. Makers of High Grade Clothing f .98 1.48 1.78 2.78 3.28 4.2S Our Guarantee Every garment bearing the label of the above firm, is guaranteed against imperfections of any kind, and the dealer whose name is imprinted on this garment is authorized to give a new garmeut if the wearing qualities are not entirely satisfactorv. Prices, $14.98 to $28.98, formerly $20.00 to $30.00 a suit. Owing to the backward season, we find ourselves with an enormous stock of Tailor Made Clothing, Gents Shoe, nata, Caps, ami Gents Furnishings on hand. We have placed the entire stock in the hands of the CL PHILLIPS SALVAGE CO. to sell for u in 10 days The C. Philli Salvage Co. has placed the entire stock on sole for 10 days to be distributed into the homes of the , in many instances for less than the actual cost of the raw material, to be sold for cash ouly. Mens Furnishing Department .39 t, Men's Extra Fine Dress Knits in the latest styles and shades, heavy silk and satin 10.85 lined; this sale $21.85, $23.98. .$ .98 4.00 Men's Men's Dress Suit in lieavem, triM and fancy mixtures, equal to any $15 suit 9.48 shown elsewhere; this sale for ef-fee- $1.50 Men's good Working Pants 2.23 MenVi good Working Pants 8.50 Men's Fine Pants, for Kunday Hat Department 4c Men's Heavy Hoekfonl Socks. 11c Mens Hlack and Hrown Half Hose Men a 1 ancy Half Hose .19c .311c Men s It orking Shirts. 49c Shirt 75c Dress Mens 1 98c Mens $1.25 Dress Shirts 48c Men's 75c Black Kateen Khirts Men's 60c Fleeced Underwear... 39c 53c Overalls 44c Overalls, boys 4c lied and Blue Handkerchiefs. ... 5c 10c White Handkerchiefs Men's 50c Ties 29c 39c Mens 50c Gloves Our stock includes Boys' all sizes Knee Faqta Suits ..................... ...................... High-Grad- jmo-pie- Notice Owing to the fact that we will continue to do business in Ogden and that we sill exchange any article for you during the sale, or your money lxu-k- , you may rest assured of courteous treatment. When everything In our store is a barguin, we only quote a comparatively few articles, as it would take 100 jiages like this to price every item. Eetquct full v, A. W. PUTNAM, Ogden, Utah. Boys' Suit Department $2.50 Knits at 3.00 Kuits at $1.45 1.98 2.48 2.98 Suits at. . . ... ....... .'. Suits at , Look for the name, Phillips' Salvage Co., over door 3.50 4.00 e Look for the Big Black and White Signs rv .. 2345 Washington Avenue OGDEN, UTAH THE EXAMINER It looks ss though tli. dirorc er were epidemic Is the Gould fevfam- ily. I That minister who performed the evidently he bad had bU second mintage, Corey-Gfluia- wishes now thoughts first. Texas papers claim that Senator, Culberson's position aa minority leader of the senate la assured. Well, there Is aeareely any place he could do less harm. If the President wanted to be real nice, ha would have hla third term declination phonograph ed and present records to hla admiring hut apprehensive friends. GOING SACK TO CHINA. Cheng Is about to return to China from hla poet as minister to Washington. He has beea an affable and able diplomat during hla aojoura In this country, though not m much In the public eye as hit predecessor, Wu Ting Wig. But bo will go back to the Chineeo empire with full honors and he given a seat oa the council of state, and the rhaneea are that hla return will ha out marked by some fresh break such aa marked the Mura f the versatile Mr. Wu. We am perhaps lu the habit of measuring the Chinaman too much by the Chinese laundryman. China la by scores of centuries an older civilization than ours. True, she faaa been asleep for centuries, but she ia waking She has been waking up for up. about fifty year and one of the first facta that she has grasped is that she has not been treated a. s great power by the western barbarians, that Is ns, who have broken in on her slumber and Insisted on doing business with her. Sho bag some of her brightest and brainiest men abroad and, finding that the weak spot of the Occidental was bis pocket, she has insisted on better treatment from the we-- t and hacked her claims by choking off so far as possible western trade. Wu Ting Fang was pleasant and observant while lu the United States and when ho went faume immediately Instituted the great Chinese boycott. Now that Sir Chen Tung la going, having absorbed all he could of western Meaa and methods, of making it warm for tbe westerner in the Far East. It will be In. terestlng to note what course his activities take, for that there will he Sir Chau Tung I Jang anti-foreig- n M-- something freak doing on hla return who stood on a ridge at the battle of home la almost foregone conclusion. Cusco mountain and to the American fleet to atop firing when MEATS INSPECTED. they were tossing shells Inland Into the ranks of the Americana under the It will be aallsfactkm to everyone Impression that they were shelling the to have It from the lips of Secretary Spaniards. He had to get up from Wilson hlmeelf that the meat Inspec- under cover and was n tafget for tion business Is on s sound basis, and 30 Spanish rifles all the while he was that the public Is getting all it had signalling. Why they did not kill him any reason to hope for fro mthe gov- nobody eould aver understand. But ernment supervision of the packing they did not and he returned to tha house, The secretary of agriculture ranks with the satisfaction of duty has Just been on a tour and rounded well performed and nothing else. It np all the inspectors for a talk in dura seem aa though even at thla lata Chicago. He reports that the Inspec- day, he might be looked up and something be done for him. Honor to the tion work la going forward satisfactorily, that thera have been s unmber dead ia fitting and proper, but It of modem and sanitary packing houses would be s lot of satisfaction to tha built sines the law went Into effect firing sometimes to get n little of less than s year age. Mora than that what la due them. there Is about 92,500,000 being InvestSLEEPING CAR RATES. ed In ocher new houses, cement built and a credit to the business. To be Filed With Interstate Comsure the Improvement la no fault of Complaint merce Commission Against Pullthe packers. They never would have man Company. come to It but for the prodding by the administration through the press. Washington, May 25. A definite effort was begun yesterday before the Internet Commerce commission to CORTELYOU AMBITIOUS. secure to the public a reduction of fare charged by the Pullman company The report that Secretary Cartelyou for Its Bleeping car accommodstkma. ts s secret enemy of Secretary Taft's This la the first time In the hlutory prcsidi-ntia- ! wide of (lie of the commission that a proceeding aspirations maik. The secretary of the treasury bAa been brought agalnut the Pullman company and It promises to he ie entirely too shrewd a man for that an action of more than ordinary Inle It while and probable that he has terest and Importance. ultimate hopes of the presidency, he Three complaints were filed against docs not even think of the nomination the Pullman company and various at the coming convention. He ia a northwestern railroad llnrs whlrh are 8. made doee friend of President Roosevelt, Ixiftus. a business manbyofGeorge Ft. Paul. and auch a thing as undermining Mr. Ixiftns avera that In the course Judge Tafi would be treachery to hla of hla business he ia obliged to travel Paul to varioiw other points chief, which he would not commit for from Ft. use tho arcommodsiioiis of and to SecIf not rranous. for ethical politic the Pullman company. The charges retary Uortelyou la a young man and for the arrommodation. he declare has lots of time ahead of him for are unjust, unreasonable and excesand be asks the rommlasion to presidential aspirations, and If he sive. reduce them by one half. not eventually achieves them, which It his flrl complaint he avers that lu at nil unlikely. It will he a pretty In- the charge made bv ihee companies spiring eaample for American boy. for a sleeping egr berth front St. 1.30, The rise from a department stenogra- Paul to Superior, Wfi.. Is whether the berth be an upper a about la to certainly president pher leu c- - lie mvk that the lower berrha cabin aa great as that from the log are far more desirable than tbe upper bi'iiuK iiu.i 11', it in- - la'tvr ought to to the White House." he considerably lea. in price, but that no distinct km between them is made. HONOR FOR THE LIVING. The exaction of the same charge for both, complainant alleges, results In A monument has Just boon eroded discrimination against, and disadvantWorth to Rneign at Raleigh, N. C, age to. passenger who are compelled Bagley, tbe only American naval off- to take upper berth. He requests icer who was killed during ihj- war tbe commlstbn to fix as a maximum for a lower berth between St. with Brain. Bagley fell doing his charge Paul and Superior 91, and for an upduty on the WIuslow at Cardenas, aud per berth 50 rents. the monument is only a fitting tribThe second complaint relates to ute to a gallant and loyal young off- travel between Chicago and St. Paul and the third to travel between SL icer. But at the same time there are Paul and Wash. Between tome of the men In that war w bo were these citle. Seattle, It Is alleged, the Pullnot killed and whose sen ices, though man fare ia 912 for either a lower or Just aa conspicloua. have never been an upper berth. Mr. Loftus asks lower be made Id for recognized. Fur lusUnce t here was that th.- i ate and 14 for an upper. a marine, Just n common enlisted berth At tbe offices of the commission, man. and probably everyone lias the complaints, which are brought even his name by this time. under the moat recent art of con d - - MONTANA CADET WON. gress oa the subject of rates, are regarded aa of Importance, In that they will open up tha whole question of Annapolis, Md., May 25. The annual sleeping car rates, not only on tho competition for prizes for mark man-shi- p lines of roads mentioned specifically waa held at the naral academy in the complaints, hut throughout rifle range today. Midshipman A. tha country. Denney, Mount Grove, Mont, woo ths silver medal with a score of 695. SENTENCED TO DEATH. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. Action ef Guatemala Net Approved by Diplomatists. City of Mexico, May 25 News waa received here of the imprisonment and sentencing to death of nineteen men charged with complicity In the recent President attempt to assassinate Cabrera of Guatemala. The following telegram has bean received from Dr. Rodrigues Para, Mexican consul at Guatemala City, who ia acting as charge d'affaires since tho departure of Minister Gamboa: The authors of the plot to assassinate Cabrera committed suicide day before yesterday while tho Guatemalan officials were In the act of arresting them. Despite this fact the council of war yesterday passed on testimony against of nineteen persons being suspected accomplices In the crime and wen leneed all of them to death. Among the doomed are two Italians, one Spaniard, one Belgian and two Mexicans The diplomatic corps met today aud decided that each minister accredited to the Guatemalan government should ask Pres I. lent Cabrera for an annulment of the sentences which, they allege, were the result of Irregularities and false testimony and, if thja action on their part does not bring Immediate results, the diplomatic corps will direct a collective note to President Cabrera toAll the members of the morrow. corps were la accord with the decision, there being not a single dissenting voice." CONSUL GENERAL RECALLED Llsng Houn Returns to China to be Promote d. Sicxico Ci'y, May 25 Unng Hsun. Chine charge d'affaires and Consul general ef Mexico, hag received worl from Sir Chen Tung Uang Chen," Chilie-- e minister to the United Stai: and Mexico, of the recall of the lat ter to rVkin. i The news was received in from the minister from prlvat-illspntrl- Washington to Liang. Sir Uhen Tung IJang Cheng wii: leave lVoshington, July 2nd. As yet no official notification has been given to thc Washington or Mexican Sir Uhen Tung IJang Cheng, who is a brother of Liang Hsun, returns to China to arrept the post of comptroller of the general of martlme customs. This la one of the highest positions In the gift of the empire. Fir Chen Tung IJang Cheng will be succeeded aa minister by Uang Tung Yen. at present In charge of rustonis at Tien Tsln. The iatter spent several yea is at Yale and was one of! recalled to China in 18S2 because of the sentiment prevailing there then. He speaks English fluently and ha traveled extensively in the United States. the-studc- n WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. EXCURSION EOR THE EAST "Clark's Hercules Shoes" Via Rio Grande Western Ry. SELLING DATES: June 3rd, 7th, 12th and 14th First etc, CLARKS stands for quality. HERCULES stands for --- Quality and strength arc the two principal features for boys and girls' shoes. W have made a specialty of childrens shoes for'25 years $32.00 44.50 41.90 39.50 1 9.75 Through Pullman and Tourist Sleepers. Open Top Observation Car Throo foot on aU elassaa ef tickets, through Scania Colorado, flyers daily. For particulars, aaa A. J. CRONIN, Agent PHONES 104 AND 115 (LARKS If you want shoes that will wear buy (LARK'S HERCULES SHOES. Dakota, free and most people in this vicinity know the quality of the shoes we sell. HERCULES KI10EH are made of solid 1 The pat her pvprywlierp. 'winter and innerwde are allier instead of leather uanl or paper, and the sole made of the best quality usik tan sole leather, which is (be hardest and best wearing leather on tbe market. .... ... Claaa Tickets to Points In Kansas, Nebraska, South for Ono Faro, Plus 924)9 For Round Trip. To Kansas Gty( Omaha, Council Bluffs To Chicago To SL Paul and Minneapolis To SL Lotus To Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo - strength. . i May 27th, 30th, HERE TO STAY Thla is a brinch of the largest and b eat Dental Company In tha State FIVE YEARS untarnished reputation haa made us the moat popular Dental Company In the West and our pri coa are within reach of every one. Prices Take Advantage 97.00 of Our Opening 93.60 to Porcelain Crowns Set of Tsetb (beat red rubber)., 6.09 A good Set for Gold Crown. 22k Bridge Work, best 93X0 93.60 to to 6.00 6.00 6.00 Teeth extracted pocltlvely without pain by our scientific method (no suffocating gas or torturing needles.) Free with plates Honeit work. Fair dealings make our success contin u-- and ap Silver and Amalgam Filling.... ' " Cement Fillings 12 Yean Protected Guarantee. Gold Fillings $1-0- LADY ATTENDANT. JUI. UTAH DENTAL CO. IND. RHONE. TmnIT., uoguTfuns I. M. ZIMMERMAN, Mgr. 2457 WASHINGTON AVENUE. ' Open Daily till 6:30. 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