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Show a :j! seem Yi'jf important 9 L, j, ; enough to ptf make much -iaki3vml fuss about. I : j Sull it' ou li:'d overlieaid tlie rennnk :is we did. "liy gollk-s, that's a ood o.uo'-that fanner's up to scratch bet lie has a yood farm" -t lien you Mould probably look around and see in what shape your own gates were. Liltlc tiling likt' that ccrl.-iinly il :i t"( towar.l iii.ik'ii(j a placi- louU sli.-ihhy tir up-to-dal.-. T!if lumber dors' nt cost much and ours is the riht kind inakrsi a U"' substantial juli. E D N N EVI LLE LUMBER CD. O e o . . Merrill C o RD ITTTTJ Associate 3 (Formerly The Baker Lumber Co. ) YARDS AT DELTA, OASIS AND LYNNDYL MM ft ttttt"M--M"l"frf 0 The Rest of This Week We Will Sell You 1 IS lbs of Sugar for $1.00 . 1 1 1 1 X ;j American A Seamless Bags at 22 Cents ' We are showing a fine line of Ladies Up-to-date WAISTS and I SKIRTS and have on our shelves and coming in all the time lots of new, I seasonable Dry Goods and Groceries. We invite your inspection of these 2 I R. J. LAW - - Delta, Utah j , Wm Hull's entire $10.01)0.00 w'rtr":: Come to Oasis Saturday Oct. 9th. W, -- tail business have been verified , tions. furnishing r by positive announcement that ies,. hard ware, graniteware, jew-every jew-every single article in his store W Vf"! elry, etc., to be distributed in will be ot public sale at a (Vac- e. H 13- t)ie lomes 0f the people of Million Mill-ion its value. Everything goes, jA fjj W nrd County at "less than the ac-fixtures, ac-fixtures, show cases, cash regis- fk H cl J t4 M ' r . ota ii f i o BkJr JL 2. .M-jcI J j 3 t-iial cost of manufacture. .Sale ter, all for sale. Save your mon- Mla fe-Mai uui uim ey and come. , , , S starts Saturday, October 9th. Going to Quit Business Win. IIuiTs's entire stock and fixtures tor sale at Oasis, Utah, to be closed out, beginning Saturday, October the 9th 1915 At prices so low that no person of common intelligence will fail to lay in at least a year's supply of dry goods, shoes, groceries, hardware, gramteware, etc. The chance of a lifetime now stares you in the face. The Following Prices are Merely Representative and not Exceptions. Down Go Prices With a Thundering Crash Dress Goods and Piece Goods Men's Furnishing Goods 60c. serges sale price - - - .39 $ .75c men's work shirts sale price .39 35c. silk crepe " - - - -25 1.75 " dress " ". .98 35c. ratine cloth " -25 2.50 " wool " - $1.25 12c. ginghams " - - - - .09 2.00 " " " - - .98 10c. "... - .06 J 2.00 " Conklin's gloves " 1.39 7c standard calicos sale price - .05 1.75 " buckskin " " 1.25 15c. twilled shirting " price - - .09 .25 canvas gloves leather faced 2 pr. for .35 15c. black sateen " " - - 9c. .90 leather faced mittens for - .49 - 12A. outing flannels " " - 9c. 3.50 men's hats sale price - 1.98 p : w f " 10c. " - 64c. 2.50 " " " 1.25 S.pM 3.S 9c. L. L. sheeting " '" - 6c. Hot" " " - - .952r.5- c v 12c. Indian head sheeting for - 9c. .15 engineer and firemen's socks 3 pr. for .25 Jo -5 3u 20c. bleached muslin " - 14c .60 police suspenders "' - - .39 g g g - u 10c. " - - " - 6Ac. .50 odd sizes underwear sale price .20 jgiog1 S 70c. velvets for - - - 39c. 2.25 fine wool union suits " - 1.39 , g g $1.00 lace curtains Sale price - - $ .49 1.00 " " shirts or drawers " .50 0 hiSs, 052 1.50 " " " - - .75 .75 cotton ribbed underwear " - .39 o. ? 1.00 Ladies' black underskirt - - .60 .60 neckwear - - " .39 aij. S'Snh h off on all ribbons, laces, embroideries etc. .15 handkerchiefs - " - lifi fg 5'S .S Cotton thread 6 spools for - - .25 " g- Silk thread 3 " " - - -25 Men's Overalls ffll) : ' $1.15 men's bib overalls sale price - 85c. S?? r1.,'o CkQO 75c. youth's " " - 55c. ZS- Men&bhoes. 50c. children's " - 35c. oSSMp. -S-55 $3.75 and $4.00 men's dress and work shoes :i iS X tcM.S shoes Sale price - $2.49 Men'sPailtS- gg" S c to 1 fifi and 9r " " " " '"r" B 1 1,1113 w p-is H W58 shoes, Sa1e"'price - 1.98 $3.50 to 3 90 men's trousers sale price $2.39 One lot mens shoes worth $2.35 sale price 1.00 3.90 corduroy 2.39 g C JSSf 5.75 cow bov boots (tan and black) " " 3.95 3 00 1-95 "igKg. O - mcS 6.50 and 6.75 mons tan high cuts " " 3.95 A few boys suits (knee pants) at less than half c c g w 0 cfl a,m price. aa-.-J C f-, o c w 4j . v a rc. 0' Ladies' Shoes, Oxfords and Slippers n " 5bCB ' 1 Groceries 03 f1 a 3.25 and 3.50 shoes - sale price $1.98 Entire stock 20', off. 35g- One lot ladies broken line shoes worth up to Oil and mustard sardines 6 for - .25 fc? CU-flS.S'S oor-f0,rSa'e, prie v ' ' ' in Pork and beans 3 for - - - .25 H a,gc 2.25 ladies' house slippers sale price 1.49 june peas 3 for . . . ,25 T3-v.?. ; Canned tomatoes 3 for - - - .25 r 2g C Sgog J 2.25 to 2.70 Tadies'white canvas shoes and oxfords Arbuckles cofl'ee 'per pound - - .20 wp? a) m v c m sale prices ... - .90 35 and 45c. coffee now per pound - .29 S"o'o S ot- 25c. tea all brands 1-2 lb. per package - .19 3 ? g H c be4-' R,ro' Ql,a. Oysters 3 cans for - - - .25 rS ro 'Bg.S.S Doys.onoes Bob White soap 6 bars for - - .25 5' 2 i S"? $1.75 (one lot) boys' good shoes sale price .95 Diamond C and Lenox soap 7 bars for - .25 o g g. Sj?g 2.50 and 2.75 boys' high grade " " 1.79 All toilet soaps now 7 bars for - - - .25' Tjuiog Horse shoe tobacco sale per plug - .44 0 g f g 'SSas ... i -i i ci Durham and Dukes tobacco 6 for - .25 "2 o nbc8 s Misses and Children s bhoes Union leader " 3" .25 S r a Mj . u p : " sr. c u o $2.00 misses slippers and oxfords, sale price $1.39 ' g 3 H ''" We have a large variety of styles and prices fo Hardware, Graniteware, etc. n 004,5. ' 1-3 off on our graniteware. cfng't! -S Babv's Shoes 1-4 off on shovels, pitch torks, hoes etc. 5 3 g , m m " c ' 1-4 off on our entire hardware department. w 2 wll? S $1.50 up-to-date baby shoes sale price 95c. 50c. ax handles - - - . .37 "2. g O cs cjja 100 " " " " " 55c. 18c. rope (best quality) sale price . ,12 pr $ a- .65 soft soles " " 29c. , r Ladies' and Children's Hosiery , 50c. Iudie3' silk hose sale price - 39e Dishes Jewelry etc. 25c. " cotton " " - - i4C' 15c. " " " " 9e' 3, off on all dishes. 15c. children's hose " (3 pr. for 25c-i k oft on all Jewelry. $1, Ingersol watches sale - - .75 r ' j 4 off on Drugs. (Everything in this line goes.) Men S rtwealers $1.35 Linoleums sale price per yard - .90 $2 50 mens sweaters sale price - $1.25 For the Sake of Yourself, Wife and Family don't fail to attend this Going Out of Business Sale WM. HUFF, OASIS, UTAH Sale Starts Saturday, Oct. 9, Rain or Shine. Cash Only During this Sale - - - '-- -' 1 - - 1 " " er with plans, profiles, specifica- OvOlil'', Don't fail to read our classified FOR SALE Three lare-e brood tions and forms for contract and Af- QnA YH 1 f'"1" 7' U m're S0W3' due to farrow in Oct One bond may be obtained upon appli- fM iI6Q KO Se"tS Sme g'd barKa"1S- 'arge boar and several sow 2 cation to the Town Clerk or the YnattnohVl Renters wanted for 400 acres suitable for breeding All rrade President of the Board of Trus- 4Xii6panniijnf i of good, level land. For term of Poland China, In A tees years. Deseret water. Terms F t, , S.' ln good condition. The'right is hereby reserved to'WANTEDr-l.lOO pound horse, right. Joseph Neilson, Hinckley g- 'rd- mile north reject anv and all bids. wagon or ; cow in exchange for L.ian. . s9..t. By order of the Board of Trus- adnllln R' U slltf WANTED: To buy 25 shares tees of the town of Delta. T. T , , , of "Melville" water. Address O A. Anderson J DuZ' A- tf J. F. WEST, M. D. Clerk of the Board or Trus- Large size; good mothers of Dancing at the Delta Opera PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON tees of the town of Delta, Utah, large litters. Also some feeders. House. Tomorrow night especi- c.n. D.y ,d Nisu s23o-14 N. B. Dresser, Woodrow o7-14 &!ly good dance wjtn fine music. tug!"d s' D It Utah |