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Show is now in full progress and will continue to give the people the greatest values ever before offered the people of Ogden and vicinity. Don't fail to visit the most wonderful carnival of bargains ever displayed dis-played in this city. One price to all. Everything marked in plain figures. If prices are any object to you, we can without a doubt clothe you from head to foot at a great saving. Come and be con- 4 vinced. Look for the big blue signs. Be sure you enter the right store 352 TWENTY-FIFTH STREET. , MEN'S SUITS. FANCY VESTS. MEN'S HATS. ;! The men's clothing of the Rosenbluth & Oppman's stock comprises Mens fancy Waict Coats and Vests In fancy silk and wool mixtures, Me'"' "ne ,n derbys, telescope, Fedora, Greco and many V a th fniirtuinn orlces other styles and all colors and sizes. Your choke mav be had a a j the best that the market affords Kuppenhelmer's make. All new styles at the following prices. great saving. in beautiful shades and colorings, In worsteds, serges, cheviots and $L50 fano' Vc3ls 75c an 85c $3.00 Fancy Vests $1.85 one lot of Hats, valued at $2 50. while they last, at . $149 ' tweeds. Your choice may be had during this 15-day sale at the follow- $2.00 fancy Vests $1.15 $3.00 Fancy Vests $2.15 Our Special 53.00 Hat. the best $3 .00 Hat in the city, to bo 'sold'for '$1.99 inn nrire- $2.50 fancy Vests $1.65 $5.00 fancy Vests $2.95 J. D. Stetson's $4.00 Hats, now 3 50 K , ing prices. Young's $3 00 Dress Hats (the beat), now ' ' $2 25 f' I -.. M'85 S LCr7rt luit." l5 SHOE DEPARTMENT. MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. "' ' '4 $15.00 all-wool Suits $7.65 lanorcn jjuub u.uu 0uP shoes speak for themselves, as everyone knows we have car- President Suspenders, sold the world over 50c now 25c Jl50 all-wool Suits Ufi; $22.50 tailored Suits $15.45 rjed these lines for years, and always given the best satisfaction; to be Boston Garters, sold the world over 25c, now .' ". gc 3 Suits up to $40 at phenomenal sold at great reductions. Two hundred pairs of men's Shoes In patents, JUST THINK OF IT. V $18.00 tailored Suits $10.65 reductions. valour calf, vlci kids tans, In low and high cuts, to be sold for less than Uc SoclS( 9c 25c T1(?s 15c, Corllss.Coon ColIarSi 3 for ,n the C09 f leaincr' Dress Shirts. 29c. 90c Shirts. 49c. $1.00 Dress Shirts. 69c. $1.50 Dress r MEN S TROUSERS. Value6 up to $3.00, now $1.49 now $4.00 Shirts, 85c. $2 00 high gTad Dress Shltrs, the newest and most stylish i F Men's fine worsted Trousers In dress, medium or working grades, Another lot. values up to $4.. $2.39 Men's SI R0 House dinners (solid designs. $1.39. 50c Bulbrlggau Underwear. 29c, $1.25 Night Gowns. 65c. B corduroys, etc., ail new and dependable goods, at the following prices: sir Knlgh $4 00 Weldrcst Shoe Jeathe ') now 75c Md ?5C Underar' 39c' 1'50 o1 Underwear. 95c. I dopants.. 75c $3.50 worsted Trousers ....$1.95 00!.. ! Zsis'iM MEN S UNION MADEHEADIJGHT OVERALLS 79 , 3 $2.f0 Corduroy Pants $1.25 $1.00 worsted Trousers $2.35 Sir Knight, $4.50 nobby dress shoe. kather). now $1.25 Tu . . . . , , '. o ta n , . T. ' , , " i. if, uuw Thousands of articles we are unable to mention owing to the lack i $2.50 all-ool Pants $1.45 5.00 worsted Trousers $2.85 now $3.50 Men's Canvas Shoes, $2.00 values. of space( but come and see foP yourself. Be with us and reap the bene- $3.00 worsted Trousers $1.85 $C00 worsted Trousers $3-35 Sir Knight $5.00 nobby dress shoe. now 98c fit. All goods sold for cash during this sale. low Sound Trip Rates to the great Seattle Exposition Train service via the ' Uoioii Pacific "The Safe Road to Travel" 7 Is unexcelled. Write for full TvrIL J information, booklets, etc. 3 ; E. L LOMAX, G. P. 1, C. P. R. R. Co., Omaha, Neb. I The ideal food for school or workshop is S InlliMIJ I wire it l I Crisp, delicious shreds of baked wheat-Try wheat-Try it for breakfast with milk or cream. J Water Can Be Heated ? For bath in fifteen minutes, and only requires forty feet of gas, costing.05c. WE furnish the Lion double copper coil ; Heater, connected ready to use for $15.00. "We also have in- j: stantaneous heaters from $18.00 up. i Our Vulcan Toasters, used-on one of the top burners of your range only consume about one-fourth the gas required 'p when making toast in the oven. Never use the oven, for toast j' when you can save money by using a top, burner. i Would you know what to do in case of a broken gas pipe 1 or a leak of gas in your residence t First turn off the stop cock I at the meter. If you have no monkey wrench, got a piece of old-fashioned kitchen soap, and with a knife scrape off enough j to cover the break or leak. The soap will stick to the pipe and stop the flow of gas until the -Utah Light & Railway com-pany com-pany can get there to repair it. UTAH LIGHT AND RAILWAY COMPANY D. DECKER, Local Manager |
