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Show PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS. We direct attention of our read- 1 n to the list of n-r patrons. Those who advertize Ut The Inter- mountain Catholic are the most substantial and reliable merchants. 4-J- business and professional men In 4- the community. Readers in ad- 4 j- J- Joininjr states can safely write to 4 any of the firms or business men 4 "hose cards appear in -this paper. 4 I 6 PER CENT WITH SECURITY Upon application we will mail free to your address with our "Booklet D," which treats j thoroughly the subject of how money may be safely invested at Six Per Cent with the interest inter-est payable at desired intervals. Salt Lake Security & Trust Co. 32-34 Kain Street. , "The Z. C. 1L I. Is Opposite." : v I All the little girls who will appear in the St. Patrick's concert must meet at Miss Gleason's studio, 115 East First South street, at 2 o'clock on Saturday and Sunday. Children not present will positively not be allowed to take part in the annual concert. Remember, 2 o'clock Saturday and Sunday, at 115 East First Sour,h street 4 When you buy or sell real estate In- sist on having the Homer Abstract 4 Company make your abstract. We j have -every facility necessary in the 1 handling of titles, and It will be to your advantage to give us a call if you own 4 property. . 4 - ..... TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. IVJarch r I9th-20th. The Grand Opera Triumph of Two Worlds Mr. Henry ,V. Savage Offers His New ENGLISH GRAND OPERA COMPANY COM-PANY "in Puccini's Japanese Operatic Ope-ratic Masterpiece,- Direct from its record-breaking season in New York. Grand opera chorus and orchestra or-chestra of sixty. PRICES Lower floor, $3.00: first circle (2 rows), J3.00: first circle (last 2 rows), $2.50; family circle (1st row), $2.00; family circle (last 3 rows), $1.50; gallery (unreserved). (unre-served). $1.00. NOTE Mail orders from all points filled in order or receipt as near as possible to location desired, if accompanied by remittance re-mittance payable to George D. Pyper. Enclose stamped self-addressed envelope for prompt return of tickets. y w co. 1 Wholesale and Retail Makers of g PURE ' ICE CREAM, SHERBETS, I WATER ICES, FANCY , BRICKS, I FROZEN PUDDINGS, PUNCHES, I ETC. I Factory and Office, 26 Richards St I Both Phones 3223. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. j $ THEATRICALLY SPEAKING. W FOR "THE STRENGTH OF THE $ WEAK." p - - . I Flour II ? w The Bray Restaurant Kid Bray, Manager. Popular Prices, - Open all' night 49 East Second South St. fnter-fVlountain 1 1 j Electric Comp'y f I i I 354 'Phones 13 South Main I , SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. .'-'. ( Repairs and Fixtures ' : ' ' 4 iii. jftjpi-ij..i.TH iftuwtt iiThnif " " Ti.dVin mi Hi r- fin niff 'T1 r I : t That the H. DiNWOODEY FUR- ? N ITU RE CO, carries the Best t . y Line of House Furnishings in ? Salt Lake City; why should'nt they have the largest business? IWIHIEW B IH1M WE EJ Is proof enough that the goods m $ are just what they say they are i' ' y. IThe Charlton Shop WHERE FASHION REIGNS One-half off on all. Tailored Suits, Silk l Petticoats, Dinner Dresses, Waists, Jumper Suits, Skirts, Lily of France Corsets and f Rain Coats. I Call and examine our Great Bargain Sale. j 122 South Main J BUILDING SEASON Do you contemplate building? . Do you need plans or suggestions for the building you are contemplating? Consult, before you take any step, I- Bernard 0- IHecHlenburg, ARCHITECT AND BUiLDER,- Room 339 Atlas Block. Ind. Phone 28. j; August Stocker i DEALER IN HIGH GRADE 1 MOTOR' CARS Type XV . Type XIV 0?&OCa $3000 I "THE CAR OP UNEXCELLED RELIABILITY" "The Autocar." Type XV. is the most highly developed motor car to- I" day; the absolute standard in runabouts. It is the culmination of ten years r of study and practical experience with one single type of cars. "The Auto- car ' has always stood the test. The 1907 models will prove even better. 'Phone Ind. 2941. n SouIh gtate St; Catalogue on request. fj3rSS I UI.P!1IJ l ) UWIII 1J JS-m 11 1 WHII'll Ml Hilt " ' I. II m nrii imiwtiiii ..'inmiili tl n !. i m in i.mi .r,n i n nm r rn il in It mm mm m ,1-, mmJsr GRAND A N N U A.L !0LL ifca C U jj o Sunday, March 17th, I at Salt Lake Theatre, For the Benefit of ; BMPitmmmE. I 1 50 CHILDREN. j : : : Local talent assisting will be: Miss Agnes Ryan, soprano soloist; Charles Kent, baritone; Miss Margery Mulvey. harpist; Quartette from St. Mary s Cathedral choir. Miss Ryan soprano, Miss Rosemary Holland contralto, H. C ' ' f Brown tenor, J. W. Curtis basso. Salt Lake Theatre orchestra undv;r di- rection of Arthur Shepard. i I Admission, 25c, 50c, 75c. Parquet and Dress Circle. SI 00 fc f Stalls. $10.00, six seats. ' Z f Tickets on sale at Halliday's and Schramm's drug stores and at the Salt a " I Lake Theatre. j ' - i ' ( !. S ? ' ' ' ' ' ' ' f |
