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T GOODWIN'S WEEKLY 3 H ' Mm Boys' Department tfb V Sales P fVnb SHIRT SPECIAL 20 dozen ? WfK boys' soft laundered shirts. A iflA IllI manufacturer's sample line all mfn -I- T made of excellent quality woven y jp madras. Not a shirt in the en- lm tIre lot tnat i'etails regularly at ? MrR less than one dollar- slzes 12 IAft 1UJ to 14 neckband. MrK 4 CHOICE 55 CENTS. p7 ,?v BOYS' SUITS AT $2.95. SI juKo Values up to $5.00. JurR lull We have a few of those new lJJj i spring suits left fiom Friday's s sale. This is positively the ?K greatest value we have ever ia"k iMlK shown at such a small price. (JvrR V Keith-O'Brien Company s FOft flElL ESTATE Fire Insurance and Surety Bonds I I. f Real Estate I Houston inve5tment INCORPORATED; 'Paid Up Capital $10,000 Surplus $100,000 Phones 27 351 Main St National Bank Protection for Savings Accounts THE Continental National Bank Capital, $250,000.00. 4 per cent paid on Savings Accounts. Every branch of a modern bank. J. E. Cojgrlff, Pres. W P. Noble, Vice-Pr s. ' T. W. Boyer, Cashier. McCORNICK&CO. BANKERS ESTABLISHED 1873 General Banking Business Transacted Accounts Respectfully Solicited L . -J I Earth's sad, or happy ones may rest, r Content to stay, 'till Lfe shall fail. The Commercial club proposes in the future instead of inviting visitors to visit the state's official morgue and view the collection of ancient relics and minerals and canned baking powder on display there, to arrange with the railroads for a series of trips to mining camps and other points of interest around Salt Lake, and to as great an extent as possible throughout this section of the state. It is a move that should not be allowed to die. The trips would be an innovation, and would leave a stronger impression on visiting mer chants and professional men than almost any thing else that could be arranged. Salt Lake is years behind San Francisco, Los Angeles, Den ver and almost every other surrounding city in properly advertising its attractions and the advan tages of the state to parties of commercial men, capitalists, and others who pay the town a visit every few months. To swing around the circle of some of the most important mining camps near Salt Lake and to view the smelters in oper ation, the salt beds, canyons and valleys, wouM take but little more time, by special train ar rangements, than the average party spends in tramping around a big room looking at a lot of musty relics or listening to a New Orleans hack driver explaining the mysteries of the Temple. The closing of the alley on the east side of Main street just south of the Windsor hotel that has so long been an odorous eye sore and nuis ance, is just another of the many things to the .credit of the new regime of the city board of "health. It ought to be quite an effective notice, also, to several gentlemen who at the present time are of the evident opinion that an order from the board of health is some sort of a comic supplement to the city ordinances under which the department operates. The council's consideration for those mer chants who purchased a heavy supply of fire works a few months ago, will probably result in giving Salt Lake its usual quota of maimed children, fires and wiser parents this year. The ordinance passed by the council prohibit ing the sale of fireworks, which measure is in tended to give the city safe and sane Fourths in the future, does not go into effect until July 25th this year, and it is probable therefore that life will be just as burdensome here on the fourth of next month as it is " ary year where patriotism and gun powder te befuddled. Uglier and uglier grow the charges Invo'v isg TJ. S. Senator Wm. Lorimer of Illinois in election bribery. While Lorimer was engaged in telling his colleagues at Washington how spot less he was and how viciously he had been maligned, the most incriminating confession of all, from the fourth legislator so admitting his guilt, wa3 being made at Springfield, whose self humiliating details it is impossible to regard as otherwise than the abject truth. Lorimer's for mal and long-delayed reply to the charges of bribery and corruption that have been hung over him is not a strong defense. It evades tho main question at issue and seeks to divert attention from his alleged guilt by dragging in a news paper fight, in which it is sought to show that his new bank in Chicago is the real target of at tack, a most absurd attempt to sidestep the grim facts. It isn't Lorimer alone that is on trial. It is the sovereign state of Illinois, on which rests a foul stain, which demands remov al either through the vindication of William Lorimer or by his ignominious expulsion from the senate chamber into which, It is charged, he bought his perfidious way. Assistance to the Saver The assistance which this company H extends to the saver the person H making provision for the future is H well understood in Salt Lake City. H This institution has modernly equip- H ped banking rooms, every convenience H Is afforded. Deposits of one dollar are H as welcome as deposits of thousands. H The company adds Interest at the rate H of 4 per cent per annum twice each H year to all savings. Your account is k invited. H SALT LAKE SECURITY AND I TRUST COMPANY 32 Up. Main Street. H Capital $300,000.00 H Surplus $100,000.00 M PROGRESS I Constant progress has been made in tho M business of Walker Brothers, Bankers, re- suiting In increased deposits. Prompt, cour- M teous service to all, whether accounts bo large or small. H Checking Accounts Are Invited. H Malta Prober I panfcer I Salt Lake City, Utah. H Established 1859. I Capital, $250,000.00. Surplus, $100,000.00. Doposits, $3,200,000.00 I THE UTAH NATIONAL BANK AT THE CLOCK CORNER We respectfully solicit the accounts of firms, individuals and corporations Savings Department and Safety Deposit Boxes W. S. McCornick, Pres. Thos. R. Cutler, Vice Pies. R. T. Badger, Cashier. C. H. Well, Ast Cashier. NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC U. S. DEPOSITORY FRANK KNOX, Pres. JAMES A. MURRAY, Vico-Prcs. Wl F. EARLS, Cashier. E. A. CULB7RTSON, Ass't Cashier. i Capital Paid In $300,000 Banking- in all Its branches transacted. Ex- J change drawn on tho principal cities In I Europe. Interest paid on Time I Doposits. '