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Show ftumt ohapk enuki op tartar powosr Highest Honors, World's Fair ! Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair Avoid Baking Powders containing alum. They ro injurious to health THE KENYON. Salt Lake City's New Hotel. Enjoying the distinction of being located in the exact geugraphical center of the main business portioiv of Salt Lake City immediately surrounded by ali the great retail stores, and places of amusement is "The New Kenyon," large, superb and incomparable. The eye of the luxury-loving commercial man, or the swell tourist, always rolling a favoring glance toward a very centrally cen-trally located, elegant, jflrst class hotel, rests with complacent satisfaction upon Don Porter's palatial hostelry of FIN DE SIECLE Salt Lake City. SMOZE, SSIOKU. SMOKE Why smoke poor cigars when you can get the best for the same, money, try the Blue Toint: 50 West Second South street, Salt Lake City?;,. TOa 1 1 Zion's1 Savings Bank-and Trust com- i pany was established in 1873, and has' since opene1: more than twenty-foiv thousand savings accounts. Have you an account? If not, start one NOW. , SMOKE, . S3VIGKP, SMOKE Blue Point is the b?st cigar made, try them, sold "everywhere; i0 West Second South 'street,- Stlt LaVe. City. a &&'&&X&-&fr'9&"&-&-&"&4 O 0-Cv-.. JUST ARRIVED I a i c-. 35k b '-in' J ' KIRlJ' iylXlS'l A car load of Novelties suitable for the Horiday trade, 4 t MMMMlW consisting of Fancy China, Pottery, Screens, Matting, etc. t J M W0?iVS,Sr? hi The exquisite workmanship so wonderful especially 4 $ ifj- IfifW m ' i when the extremely low price is taken into consideration. A I ipziP W If you want something really good and at the same time i y 'tti-' H not too expensive for a Christmas Present, now is the f $ fiiiM;' KB I mtrw$Wtf&kiif m time to make your selection from the above line. t I H. DINWOODEY FURNITURE CO. t 4 : A $ JSXjT Tjish: city, tjtaxi. a 4 I - lJ , ZMm9 and misses Sacliets :i ' h I The BEAUTY' tht RICHNESS and EXCLUSIVENESS of the : I Wlp' effects, the excellence of the FABRICS and the LOWNESS of the :! J x5tf Prices cannot be excelled in the west. Some are handsomely braided; U 1 pT- some are strictly tailor-made; all are handsome garments, absolutely per- ? I feet in fit, fashion, fabrics, making, and the prices, they are as usual, tHe n I ( t7 LOWEST. They range from ' l feJF $5.00, $7-50, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $17.50, J I $20.00, Etc. S k : " j : I fJ7 Special for Great Special Sale l 1- Hy One Week Only . j ff ' 'v "VV Great Bargain in . 1 M:;: 'UNDERSKIRTS UNDERSKIRTS I I J'A - - Black Sateen Underskirts, Entire stock of nobby col- 't I l r.'--ifik black "double ruffle 'on -bottom, ored Silk Underskirts at fan- IS ; J". ' 1J"'"---""'r' ruffle of striped metallic a f nrx jh cloth, value ? 1.75. Only VI. mense reductions. h t 1 ' 1 1 - . - Special Great Values this week in I Plush asid, Cloth Capes, Wrappers, j ,":-; : Waists, Children's Jackets, "Etc. J I DRESSING SACQUES. BATHROBES. ' f f .: I Special Great Bargain for one ' Regular $5.00 and $6 00 Eider---t j I we2k only in Red or Striped down Bathrobes in Pink or k Eiderdown, value $1.75, one Light Blue for one week only jij week only, at - jp I 99c each $2J5 each I. i lii ii mi j . i i ii i J in I I. -......), L il ' 1 T,"Vf!"w i . urn ii rn.iKH.in nmif, '' i CATHOLIC-. PRAYER BOOKS. Key to Heaven, Child's Prayer Books and Manual. of Prayer, In' Assorted Bindings. Mail Orders Promptly Attended To. N 11 and 13 Main Street. Next North of Z. C. M. I. CEO. t (1W (0., Salt Lake City, Utah. , j A GOOD, RELIABLE ELGIN or WALTHAM I WATCH . ' $ For a Boy, : $6.50, 4 -AT-" " I McCONA HAY'S, I 0 41 West Second South Street, ft - EDWARD McOURRIN, . Attorney and Counselor. ! Suits 402-403 Atlas Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. (I1MI . lilt BANK. . CAPITAL PAID IN, 8200,0001 , General Banking, in All - its Branches. Directors Dr. Theodore Meyer, John J. ! J D.'uv. O. J. Salisbury, Moylan- C. Fox, j Thomas Marshall, . W. P. Noble. George I M. Downey, John Donnellan, A. F. Holdeu. I 0 t. Satisfaction is our t 1 I bf CGvC 1 Silent Salesman i f A f.'ji A This is tho reason when once a ? V-:;v'-"4 ' cX?-'3 customer in our store, always a cus- 0 V V'-Vi '2? S? '' i torrter. No argument necessary' to Q A fV "- v '?5' tiVjrv'-v-i sell our goods, as our guarantee la " A ft' X.'V ' f?S. ' A backing every sho we sill. - Y V t'' '" . a?'''.-'. :v-tA Remember there is nothing in the v V T " T vv" A, j Shoe Line from an infant Shoe to a A 0 V -J it-. ' ,ilfc3 f Ladies size 8. and Men's size ' 13, A A j!1 " A''.'' 'j which we have not in stock.' a. v -nii nSZZ' J4J IN MEN'S AND BOVS" SHOES v V '-jtvv lSs we have from a Miners Hob Nailed V 0 -jv-V Shoe to the finest calf. vici. kid. and Q A &SkjS5S" patent leafher in all sizes and X .vi3a1,lcoPvRGM'' 899 widths. - -. . Y X in LADIES' SHOES we ha ve them for $1.00. $1.23, $!.."(, . J1.V, $l'.00. Q 0 $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and J-l.OJtn Calf, Box Calf, Kangaroo, Dongola, Vici A A Kid. Cromo Kid. -- . . X 1 In CHILDRPJN'S and MISSES SHOES we keep them from 20c to J T $2.50. ; 0 v Ladies warm flannel lined Slippers from 50c to $2.50. A A Children's warm flannel lined Slipper? from 40c to $1.3.1 a A If you send a -mail order be particular in describing '-wnat your V wants are. If goods are not satisfactory return them and we will send v money back by next mail. A S THE BEE HIVE SHOE CO., - $" A THE MONEY SAVEB, : 126 and 128 South Main Street. A Kelative to our business standing we refer to Bishop L. Scanlon a A and W. S. McCornick. & Co., Bankers. - ' ' 0 OLIVER R. MERIDITI1, Trunk Manufacturer and. Bicycl iDealer. Toy Trunks, Christmas Trunks, , Trunk and Bicycle R'pairin.. 29 East First South, Salt Lake City, Utah. UTAH COAL. GASTLE GATE, SUNNYSIDE, : .' WINTER QUARTERS, CLEAR" CR EE J, Lump, Nut and Slack. NTHRACITE, all sizes; COKE, CHARCOAL, BLACKSMITH. I ' . - " " ' ' -." I P. V. COAL CO., 73 South Main Street.'' j Telephone 4-9. j - D. J. SHARP, Agent. UNITED STATED DEPOSITARY, The National Bank -of the Republic r SALT LAKE CITY, tTAII. Capital $300,000.00 Surpiua and Undivided Profits.... Deposits 773,431.53 OFFICERS. ; FRANK KNOX, GEO. A. LOW 13, . f President. , ' ' Vice Pres. f ED. V. DUXCAN, Cashier, i |