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Show Utah Products Week Business Conditions Fair The past has been a busy week with tho local merchants, nnd much of the money received rrom tho big Bugnr beet pay day was used to purchase Tall and winter supplies. The Chlpmnn Mercnntllo compnny repoits good business In certain lines, particularly In Monarch ranges, or which they sold six In ono dny, early In the week. Dry goods have been moving fine, but colder wenther will be necessary to bring tho winter clothing sales up to tho Btnndard Thousands or tickets have been given awny, nnd the printer called on for a new supply. Their Dnrgnln Ilnse-ment Ilnse-ment clerks and kept extremely bus, Indicating that many people urc looking look-ing for bargains this yenr. The Co-op, hns featured "Utah Products Pro-ducts Week" In their big show windows win-dows to a good effect, and resulting In nn Increased sale along these lines 'I hey show Utnh-Idaho Sugar from l.ehl, Uncle Sam Cleanser from Draper, Dra-per, Knight's Woolen Mills products f loin Provo, Mattresses, Culcocno products, pro-ducts, 7. C M I Shoes nnd Overalls, Hoyal Crystal Salt, Gold Nugct Butter, But-ter, Hewiet's Spices and McDonald's Cocoa from Salt l.ako City, Gardui City Canned Pcnrs and Pcnclics from Provo, Scgn Milk from Richmond Twin Peak Tomatoes and Catsup from Murray, Coffee-ot from Logan, Peas rrom Ogden, Beans from Spanish Fork nnd Cheeso from Fillmore. Of special Interest aro tho Morris chairs by Allen Sdclley, tho settee by Victor NIcholcs and tho rocker Jjy Leon Adnmson, all American Fork High School students. The Golden Rule Is living up to its slogan of being ono of tho long chain of "70 busy stores." Mpnnger Ffr-mugo Ffr-mugo sas that he has done 27 per cent moro business than ho did last year, and has no cause for complaint Ills firm has shipped flvo car loads of blankets for distribution among Its Utah and Idaho stores, and the supply will soon hnvo to bo replenished. replen-ished. o |
