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Show OOOOOOOQOOOGQ i .Sponges t i O r V3 0 j for-bathing the baby ! or j washing the automobile. ( From fine to coarse; from Q the inexpensive to the cost- Q I Q Iy if Phone for any bathroom !f ' -requisite. ' U F. J. Hill Drug Co. g q "The Never Substitutors." ooo6oo Does Your Light Cost Too Much? Not if you use Electric Light. No matter how much of Its inferior imitations imi-tations you can buy for a dollar, it costs tco much if you consider quality and hygienic features of value. -ELECTRIC LIGHT Is one of the greatest boons of the age, a light that gives out no odor, consumes i.o health-giving oxygen, puts no strain on the eyes, but shines out clearly, brightly and beautifully. With a twist of the wrist you can turn the light on or off as needed no matches used; no smoky, smelly light to make life unbearable. Is your house wired? Call ua up and maka an appointment when we can figure with you. Utah Light & Railway Co. ! 133 So. West Temple Street. Phones: Bell, Ex. 32; Ind., 777. I ' , i' J 1 fl I Both.O Phones ; I Keep it in your mind i We handle all kinds of Coal, J and are exclusive agents for Dia- I ij mond. , ! I Citizens Coal Co; I & 153 Main Street. I K. H. O'BRIEN, Manager. jj jj.wa;rir".rSilt' xixs&iX J.LI. -n:jir . BELL PHONE 2460 Z. EDW'D L. RAYB0ULD, 657 South Third East Street v SALT LAKE CITY. w Books and Accounts Adjusted. -J . Vdgler Seed Co. j IX The seed that produces good " X crops is what all need. Our fif- S teen years' experience enables us ) to get the best. When ordering V do not forget J Vogler Seed & Produce Co., - 60 West First South, " 2 J SALT LAKE. jg Placed on 'Sale- Friday HHornltig. t g mam!faefurr$ Surplus Stock 'jg $7.50 Skirts . . . $4.95 I $12.00 Skirts . . S7,35 n S $9.00 Skirts . . . $S;&5 $13.50 Skirts . . $8.59 U $10.50 Skirts . . $8.95 $15.00 Skirts . . $9.95 gj $18.00 Skirts'. ...... $11.95 at The greatest and most varied assortment of Skirts that has ever been offered. They are to fa manufacturers' surplus stock that was offered us at a remarkably low price a price in fact that ?Tr astonished our buyer. The purchase will be handed over to the women of Salt Take at th; same vfpt saving. The line consists of velour Panamas, all nicely trimmed, pleated or gored effects, silk y? bands and folds being lavishly applied ; colors black, blue, brown and Copenhagen. In the S4.95- M H3 and $5.95 lines there are no voiles, these two lines being. exclusively Panamas, the other lines $ being well represented with a great many pretty voiles in all the leading colors. n . ' ' i M Extra Special tyi:Ltr. 9 jo ized material black and white stripes, black and white checks j l hs and plaids, also a great many fancy colored ones. All lengths $ from 39 to 44 inches. 'Phone Olive 1582. THE JAMES CLAfiKE ' j CHURCH GOODS HOUSE ! i RELIGIOUS ARTICLES. CATHOLIC BOOKS. MAGAZINES, ETC. The Largest Catholic Supplj Concern In the West. 1645-47 California St.. .Denver. Colo. I LADIES' i j SUITS I j i The nattiest and . nobbiest X styles; in Eroadcloths, Pana j j? mas, Cheviots, Voiles and Serges; Japanese, Madam But- j terfly, English Cutaway and other swell effects. Our entire j line -5 j One -Third Off. '. Our drug store 112-114 So. Main. . S SALT LAKE SEED HOUSE. I 52 West 1st South St., Salt Lake City, Utah. Seedsmen. s Garden, Field and Flower Seeds Flour. Cereals, Hay, Grain and General Produce. j E. K. RICH, Manager. ' Both phones C5T. CATERING I . For Wedding Receptions and Social So-cial Functions a Specialty. 'Phone for estimates.- i f , J. H. R. Franklin Company Phone 135. . 268 Main ! : FteE i ! COOKING I LECTURES Held in Unity Hall, 138 Second East, Friday afternoon at 2:30. also Iriday night at 8 o'clock. Lectures next week, on Monday, Wcdnes i day, Thursday and Friday nights at 8 o'clock. J Each lady should bring a small plate and spoon for sampling dishes. AT EACH DEMONSTRATION A I : $23 GAS RANGE GIVEN AWAY : : BY THE UTAH GAS & COKE CO. j 1 $5613.72 GOLD We recently collected this amount for th- following- clients. If vow turn in ; your claims t will collect some for you. Some of this money was du tot i wages, some for money loaned, some for sheep, some for groceries" and ?"m ; for one thin and some another and some had ben owing over fifteen yars. One party who paid the largest amount went into bankruptcy but was headed off. . These are the ones who got the monin ; Mrs. Ren Hendrickson, 41i Third So., . r" Albert Taylor, merchant, Lewisville, ' rv""v. I ' Ida. - T ; J. A. Levy, cigar manufacturer, cjtv. ? mi4 Aagard Merc. 'Co., Fountain Green, J f k Utah. ' . , 2 . ' 1 Mrs. J. E. Ingles. Ogden." Utah. i Nbs J Cantwell & Sons, merchants. Smith- I iVTf JWj field. Utah. PFd Eaer Eros. Mere. Co , liquors, city. fi f Co-op. Furniture Co., city. t JVf yv. I Buswell. jeweler.' Ogden. UtAh. 11' f f' John D. Alrmet, sheepman, 237 G St., .' J ' Jesse J. Driver, druggist. Ogden. Utah ' J i Florsheim Shoe Co., city. f I Finch, FvOgers. Mulvey & Co., liquors, Sparks Candy Co., city. Jv f w. f Mountain Trading Co., Diamondville, H 1 j Bingham Coal & Lumber Co.. Blng- ' AV .S 1 I ham, Utah. , yt ifr wmm jl& 1 Gr,F Iuln?r Bros..' paints. East ' i f'tW y First South, city. . BDrj. Smedley & Rothwell, Murray, E. U Terr-, retired merchant, city .Lh . Ml" Maggie Cook. Taylorvil. UtaS. A. T. Saunders. 142S Major ave.. cttv. Western Catering Co.. Garfield, twa. Mi.' .A' nderson, 459 South SeconJ Dr. J. B. K-Tsor. dentist, city. li rE2' X,tj'' Mrs. S. Maclean, widow. 3:5 South V-.Dv Sutton merchant. Park "City, Fifth Kast. city. , . J Ltn Victor Johnson, farmer. Wood s tross. Castleton Bros., grocers, city. Utah. Mrs. Uottle Green, boarders. Milford. R. R. Stevenson, messenger boy. m t LJLa o u ... , , South Second East. City. ; T, O, Schofield. Eureka. Utah. Miller Cahoon Co.. lumber, Murra. s 9ASlvia rown- Scipio, Utah. Utah. .t : VUcock. & Co., merchant. Escalante. Turn in your claims. Don't wait ub- -nT t . til the rlaim you are now after Has !i DG'.,r'JiPy: lrvHn man, 213 South been paid. You will not get your tnon- Tenth East city. . ev too quick, no matter how iwn X)r E. f. Silver. Mercantile block, claims are sent in. Sometimes we h" t K' w t- ,'. to work firteen years on ont "'aimr - Dr. John K. Morris, Xewhall, Los An- fore we make a collection, but w coi ; geles, Cal. ect Merchants' Protective Association SCIENTIFIC COLLECTORS OF HONEST DEBTS. 1 ,8 Rooms. Commercial National Bank Bid g.. Salt Lak City. Utah. f j FRANCIa G. LUKE. General Manager. "Some Peopl Don't Like U- ! |
