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GOODWIN'S WEEKLY. 5 j A scientifically con- -J ..J., J L-J$jj structed, light weight Jlgr- AgjP car built to ride in . Tfc nyrT comfort at 60 miles M ARM ON an hour. Letusdem- A?9 onstrate this wonder- ful car at your earliest ,$, opportunity. Extraordinary Announcement Sale "Model" Gowns and Suits The very superior collection of Gowns, Suits and other pieces of womens wearables, which we brought to Salt Lake specially for show pieces at the Spring Opening and pre-Eastern fashion, events; having an swered their purpose, will be featured at special sale prices Monday and Tuesday. These garments "are the finest products of Ameri ca's most famous makers and are the most advanced of the season's styles. Regardless of their original cost they will be given clearance prices that will dis pose of the entire lot in two days. Be here early Mon day for best selections always go first. See Price Announceents in Sunday Papers. am looking about for some more in stances of this kind because they show how intimately this conflict is effecting us. The stores will make special ar--; rangements to accommodate last min- f(J ute calls for Easter clothes Saturday night which will he the final opportu- nity to purchase before the eventful' Sunday. Apropos of preparedness (and what isn't?) some years before the present ij( war Punch ran a cartoon representing Britannia pleading for a more ade quate defense against the war-lord, shown rampant in the background, with tho captain: (Britannia to Vul can) : "If you turn sulky and won't make any armor, how shall I be able to resist Mars?" Salt Lake Brokerage Co. MINING STOCKS Suite 526-529 Newhouse Bldg. L. A. Martin Pres. Earl Havenor, V-Pres Verne Arnold, Sec.-Treas. The date of the issue of Punch was March 25, 1885, and the war-Ioid in the background was Uncle Sam, fresh from his victory over the Confederacy and arrogant with dust for territorial and financial aggrandizement. Isn't The Perfect Shoe for Particular Men "When wo decided to open a MEN'S SHOE DEPARTMENT, wo examined several of tho finest shoes on tho market. Wo mndo our decision after H comparing-, point by point, ono make with another. Thus, by tho process lmm of elimination, wo decided that in tho "French" shoo we could glvo our men H customers all that they could demand for tholr money style, comfort, jH wearing1 quality and shapo-retalnlng construction. ,H The "French" shoo is unquestionably tho fin- PSSSSBn 'H est shoo made to sell at $G.OO. If it has an equal (w(Jl .fHl '1 for the price, wo wore unable to And lt,and our mm, .,H ll buyers spent weeks in tho eastern shoo manu- wmLJ 'SBmmm ffH THE PLiAZA (Shown in upper right-hand cor- AHBMjMJHHl H nor) comes in gunmetal or tan calf. Heavy JKnmmBmMKmmmmmmk H single sole. Invisible oyolcts. ?G.OO the pair. JHmWwfSmSSBmmWmm 1 THE PREMIER (Shown in lower right- BmWWSmmmM JmmM Preparedness In lS I Merchandising n && I Merchants who did not grasp T TVf "Df O HP A HP 1 the situation months ago and 1J.V1 IT WlY IrYlM 1 H place heavy future orders are Q T) Tp PT A T now not only compelled to pay i -J high prices, but many lines are O A T T? Q impossible to obtain. Thanks to UilLLU H the farsightedness of our organ- of Millinery, Suits I AUERBACH'S cats and I Dresses are showing tho most wonderful collection of both domestic and Including enormous special pur- H foreign made merchandise ever chases and our own regular stocks at M displayed in Salt Lake City and T j. n. j , - H at the old price, too. L,J W FKlLijtLb I ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ. Not Duplicated Elsewhere H Auerbach's Give "S. & H." Green Sce wjndows and daily papers for Stamps. interesting economy news. I M it a small world, after all? New York Tribune. The late Charles Frohman used to divide Americans into two classes those who dine in evening dress and those who dine in their shirtsleeves. H ''Or, to put it better," Mr. Frohman H would say, "tho two great American H classes are, first, those who dress for dinner, and, second, those who un- H dress for dinner." Tit-Bits. H