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Show The Paragon, DAVID MKENDRICK, Prop. FIRST-GLASS SHOE REPAIRING. DONE WHILE YOU WAIT, AT LOWEST PRICES. Shoes Made to Order. 10 E. South Temple Street. Just east of State Bank. Chandeliers, Electric Wiring, Electric Supplies. Intermountain Electric Co., 45 East First South Street, 1 Salt Lake City, UtaJtt. BANKS -and-j' BANKING. BUTTE CITY. JOHN A CREIGHTON, - President ?ES. YioEMtl;' v! 'sua State Savings Bank, BUTTE. MONTANA. Transacts a General Banking Business. Interest paid on deposits. Drafts paid . In all parts of the world. - ' r r. a t i FACTORS: i AA Creihton, G. W. Stapleton, ! A. H. Barret, E. D. Leavitt. 8. V. Kemper, J. o. Hodgens. T. M. Hodgens. r SALT LAKE CITY. thFstatf ? bank of utah. i Commercial Banking in 11 its Branches, t ACCOUNTS SOLICITED. ' Special attention given to' country trade. " ; Commercial National Bank, j Capital Paid in, $200,000. J General Banking in All its Branches. Directors Dr. Theodore Meyer. John J. 4 Daly, O. J. Salisbury, Moylan C- Fox. j, Thomas Marshall,- W. P. Noble, George " M. Downpy, Jahn SonnaUao. A. T. Hoi-der- 1-4 limn mium... - , Tor this spring coming in every day. Now is a splendid Al j f' a time to call on us and select your Wall Paper, Deco- 4 rafions, Draperies, etc., for your Spring House Clean- v V ' I a ing. "We have an exceptionally large stock of every- thing in the way' of House Furnishings that will make your home look bright and cheerful. I We call special attention to our CARPET and DRAP- ' ERY DEPARTMENT. ! ' I : H. Dinwoodey Furniture Go, Crowded to the Doors j Ourstore is still crowded with bar- ! 1 I gain seekers, and every counter crowded 1 r I with bargains. Now is the time to lay in P ; I your winter supply while we are offering I such inducements to the money saving l I public. Tha Big Boston store is fast be- j j coming the most popular store in Salt p . I Lake. Why? Because we save you money. $ i Because it gives you the very best goods for the very least money. Note the fol- j I lowing prices and compare them with others: (I I Shoes. I Millinery. " jj 600 Pairs Sample Shoes at 100 Sample Hats at Less fi I Less Than Cost. Tharx Actual Cost. f ?' Lot 1 New and stylish h f One more week for the celebrated ARr ' i ii Kulture Shoes sold every- T . 7 oc P ! where for $5.00; din oc Lot 2 AI1 snadiS and shapes r ! this week f.5fi.o0 98c I H 550 pair Toadies' Grain Veal Calf Lot 3 New and up-to-date I Lace Shoes; sale O 4 t( $1.48 . f ' Pce pl.UU Lot 4 The very latest f' 150 pair Gents' Black and Tan SI 98 V Calf Shoes; . 0 4 CA . j ' J special ;.l)wl j . , . Men's & Boys' Suits H LuQieO OUllo $5.00 Men s Suits for r 1 A Cf Y S2'98 'f V Om MiriS. 510.00 Men's Suits for- L $6.95 I 1 i A $10.00 Silk Skirt for- J13.00 Men8 Suits or f j .$6.95 $50.00 I ; Ladies' $7.50 Velvet Waists $20.00 Men's Suits for , ! $4.98 $15.00 I 1 , , . , ., $10.00 Men's Overcoats for f ! Ladies' $o.00 Silk Waists for . . Boys' School Suits !j ' One Thousand to Select From. 75c, $1.50 and $2.50 h Men's $2 Hats, sale price $1.48. j ' Men's $3 Hats for $1.98. I U j BIG BOSTON STORE! ! j 212, 214 and 216 Sonth West Temple Street. Near Postofflce. I I Tourist Gere I h I II To the East. : I From Salt Lake City three times a week via the Eur- ?j "! ; lington Route. h Burlington tourist sleepers are first-cla3s in everything but name, and are great money-savers. Only $4 for a double j berth to St. Louis or Chicago; S3 to Kansas City or Omaha. Fj i . : ' - . i! .; I PrrTTl TICKET 0FF1CE: 1 1 I iMlilpif 79 Wes! Second South St, j j i - i MilTlftTl ' -I SALT LAKE CITY. j i; c ','yr'J!':: Ji S. T. NESLE1T, General Agent. t 1 . d i! "i ; ; H i!5Kl!MZ!I5 j Sj : .-. MONUMENTS .AND TOMBSTONES. I ' 'V ; . CALL OR WPTTF. X ' 0 W. Tirst South St., Salt Lake dtp. I |