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2 THE HERALDREPUBLICAN SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SATURDAY APRIL 2 1910 SECTION ONE= J

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Book Bargains for Con-ference

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WeekHere Is an array of real book bargains

feast of bargains for the bookmanBibles In all grades at 25 per cent discountToaephus Works History of the Jews 100Regular value 150

Pocket ClassicsMany good tltles2 for 35cSome slightly soiled Regular 35c eachBig list of books for boys and girls at dis-counts

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of 20 per cent to 50 per centWe sell good fountain pens for 75c

Deseret S S Union Book Store44 End South Temple

Half Block East of Monument

Uncounted Money REDUCED-

PRICESt

iOld Price 350

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U =J 150MERCHANT when you takeM money from your cash drawer

you count it carefully separate thegold silver and currency make up yourdeposit slip and take it to the bank

The cashier gives you credit by enteringthe date and amount of deposit in your

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passbook YOJ then have a sense of rlam urM jesecurity as you feel that so much of yourgoods has been turned into money and

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Would you do business with your f tlbanker would you trust your money to his J f1acare if he didnt get a perfect cash balance

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f 1 i1 mevery day if he didnt account for every Vi a l t ID1 rpennys worth of business done each day iIf your banker took no better care of I fw Jyour money than you do in your store you fwouldnt trust him with a dollar W

Why is iit that only 5 per cent of bank-

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fail making an average profit of 5 per-

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while 90 per cent of retail merchants-fail making an average gross profit of 20per cent Keys 1 cent to 999

The answer is SYSTEM Thebanker keeps his money counted He clerks initials charge re-

ceived

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accounts for every penny on account and paidYou wonder How can I have as per¬ out keys total adder tape

feet system for caring for my money andaccounts in my store as my banker has in printer all latest improve-

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his bankThe answer is by using a National

Cash Register IT provides a per-fect

¬ Option 1 cent to 6999Banking System for your store that keys Price quoted is at

insures your money and accounts-It protects you absolutely against the Dayton Ohio transporta ¬

dangers of uncounted money It en¬ tion in all cases to be paidforces a record of all charge accounts

National Cash Registers are doing these by purchaserthings for over 800000 merchants Whatthey are doing for other merchants theywill also do for you Oscar GrosheII

As a business proposition you shouldinvestigate this The Cash ManRegisterWrite or phone me today Ve havefully guaranteed registers as low as 15 Established 22 Yearssmall monthly payments or a liberal dis¬

count for cash New location 249 State St

The National Cash Register CoGroshellForshee Bldg

1 WAITED 15I YEARS

This is a long time to wait but it is much better to receive

your money then than to wait longer C G Coldwater the

grocer and Dr J W Taylor both of Salt Lake City trusted

the same man 15 years ago and afterwards placed the claims-

in our hands for collection We collected the money last week

We would have collected it sooner if we could It was a longfight and we won We also col-

lected

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money for all of the follow-

ing

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clients Read the listyoumay know some of them

James Warren Clearfleld Utah-

J A Lee Layton UtahSilver Shoe Clothing Co Aspen Colo r lDr D L McDonald Judge TUg CityMrs Elizabeth Boughan Bingham Utah rBaker Estabrook Sedalia MoMrs F A Sakuth Bountiful UtahChas Schaefer 82 Christopher St N YSalt Lake Tailoring Co CityDr J W Taylor 7th East CitySirs C W Dalton Bingham UtahRocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co City

You will notice Chas Schaefer In NewYork got some money a couple of clients-In Missouri who wanted to be shown sloereceived a bath Turn In your claims andwe will bag some money for yo-

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SCIENTIFIC COLLECTORS OFl HONEST DEBTS

Rooms 77100 Commercial BlockJ hitilaaage-

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Notice Coupons must be of consecutivenumbers Only one coupon of each number willbe accepted-

For 30 consecutively numbered coop ons together with a small cash paynicut you may have your choice of our npICBdld household premium seeample at HeraldRepublican office

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COVERS APRONS

25c 25cHa-

ndsome designsIn deep lace yoke Slip over style fulland ribbon trimmed lengths and widthsmuslin Corset Cov-ers

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WE CLOSE THIS EVENING AT 6 OCLOCKInducements for Early Shopping I

On Sale All DayA Genuine

2750 TAILORED SUITS 1795A pedal purchase of one kuBdred suits makes CORSETtits offer possible There are several styles to

choose from In plain and fancy serge all sizes and 95colors The oat nre lined with beat quality aailnand Peau de Cygne are 34Inch length with notch-ed

¬ 17and roll collars of silk and self material Skirts BARGAINare made la full plaited stylesDOT FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF TRIS 1fSUIT OFFER AS IT 3IHANS A SAVING OF 1000

FOR YOU Xo charge for alteration 300 Rengo B e-

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OFFERINGS IN COATS CORSETS

Threequarter and full length coats of cream and navy serge pongee For 3 hours Icloth of gold black taffeta and black and white checked worsted made onlyIn the popular semifitting styles with long roll collars of self materialdotted and foulard and Persian designs Handsome metal buttons and from 3 to 6 p mccored silk pipings make a very nobby finish All sizes 1075Positively worth 1500 Saturdays price is

WOMENS MISSES AXD CIIILDHEXS COATS 18586inch coats semifitting styles In covert and novelty weaves withcollars of silk moire and self material The popular ci 95coat for general wear Special Saturday at T

The new RENGO BELT corsetsCOTS in both models for medium andMade of striped rubberized taffeta silk and moire In semifitted full tall figure reduce the hip In a-

waylength styles 1500 values Saturday <

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HH unequalled by any other corchoice atyour sets Boned with doable watchCOATS spring steer guaranteed not to

Dainty little reefer styles of cream and striped serge trimmed with silk salt Nealy every women Insoutache velvet Sizes 2 to 6 years CX 75 Salt Lake Woos this celebratedworth up to 700 Saturday while they last vf>

9300 cornet which vre have Intro¬duced with such remarkable HUC

Panama Skirts 850 Guarant Lingerie Waists caseore ntill

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¬395 SilkWaists475Me-ssallne

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Several plaited styles silk waists in various Dainty white waistsIn blue brown black tailored styles inblue In lingerie materials-and 185gray Panama brown wisteria and with yokes of VeniceMade in lengths for gray shades Guaran ¬ and Val lace trim-

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women and misses teed to purchaser for of narrow tucksskirts that are worth 3 months 475 and insertion sizes 31

500 wear to 4-

1JewelryEarly Shopping Specials NECKWEARBeauty pin 2 on a card regular 15o

per set Saturday 9c SPECIALS° Up to Too belt pins handsome pat ¬

Domestlc Saturdayterns jeweled settings 2Jc Ladles > 100 ascots all 59croc gold plated cuff links special la¬ colorsdies waist sizes Sat-urday 25c Peslan silk and mull scarf 1482 yards long

50c rhinestone and fancy 59cjeweled hat pins Long lace trimmed rebate 35CBargains Big line of Jeweled Dutch collar pins 50c valuesvalues from 35c to 50c 25e Venice lace Dutch collars rich pat ¬

Saturday terns very stylish values c-upWhite metal slIver plated lavalieres to 1 CO OD-

CSPECIALS

with exquisite rhinestone and pearlBattenberc scarfs squares and rounds pendants regular 150 65cto 225 Saturday JSC grade Saturday

all dayup HOSIERYToilet SpecialsAustrian linen scarf and squaresworth 40c Saturday 19c Large bars pure castile soap lQrall day-

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25c size Saturday v-

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rose SCsoap For regular 55c black and cI 1linens in all colors 29cJ3C ored mercerised lisle hoseI5c Jars of cold cream 9c gar50c grades Saturday special ter tope

Hinds honey and almond 39e For regular 65c lace boot anaBungalow and mission net curtains cream 5 9C silk embroidered hose fine I

worth to 175 pair All regular lOc soapsup 8ge 9c yarns and mercerized grades exe p-

ttonalSaturday standard makes values u7 =

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YOU DONT HAVE TOPAY GASH WElL CHARGE IT

TIME TO BUY MEN A New Arrival in the Heres the Idea LadiesBuy what you need now and pay as you like

When our liberal Charge Account system is Millinery Section when you canat your service And look at this low price r Whats the use of be jag a stay at home for

1 the want of something stylish to wear Look hereMens SuitsSaturday Only 1500 lip Ladles

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SOMany men are of the opinion that a good suit

1 A value possible only because we bought for tenand should be bought for 1500 and they are

stores Easily worth 1800 but we want to dem ¬

right Those who think otherwise will be readily onstrate our buying selling ability Henceconvinced after looking at this splendid allwool VERY CHIC P Special for-

Saturday the greatest Ladies Suit value offered this springvalue which we offer for Saturday only at Worth 80 SILK in all the leading shades Saturday only at

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ash or Credit Cash or Credit-

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ifjrµ Make your purchase in the usual manner take your purchase with i

you or well deliver Pay a small deposit then pay as you like We do notr< x

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AMUSEMENTS JMINTYRE HEATH-

It Is announced as probable this will bethe last season the mirthmaking McIntyre Heath will be seen In the presentstyle of musical comedy of which the for-mer Ham Tree and now In Haytiare considered auch lively specimensThere will be a matinee today and to¬

night the last performance will be givenThey have under consideration scenariowhich has been submitted by a wellknown author now much before the pub ¬

lic embodying a plot they have had long-in mind and It Is expected the finishedplay will be ready for them by the open-ing of another season This play Is onedealing with the negro question which Isnow as it has long been the subject ofmuch public discussion Their idea is tokeep one negro In Ignorance and poverty-yet happy In the crude and simple com ¬

forts and Joys that suffice the more Ig¬

norant of the darkies In the less settledsections of the country and by contrasthave the other educated and prosperous-and make it evident the hope had beeninstilled in his mind that he might reachthe social plane of the white brother-At the climactic point the more ambitiousnegro would learn his color was stillblack that his hopes must be false ones

AT THE MISSIONThree of the largest Friday audiences

that have yet gathered at the Missionvisited the theatre different yesterdayafternoon and last night and bestowedunlimited applause The headliner of thebill appears to be Lawrence Crane andcompany in The Den of Mystery Aug¬

ust Seville and company In the littleplaylet Politics and Petticoats made adecided hit Probst the whistler has al¬

ready been voted the best Imitator of thenotes of various song birds of any whist ¬

ler that has ever appeared In this cityThe Craigs have a decided novelty in theway of a musical act and come In fortheir share of the applause as does W JColeman the monologist and WinifredStewart the female baritone

BUNGALOW THEATRE-The performances of this afternoon and

tonight will conclude the weeks engage ¬

ment of In the Bishops Carriagewhich has been the attraction at theBungalow theatre this week Mr Traversand Miss Outtram in the leading rolesare splendidly supported by the othermembers of the company There will be-

a matinee today at 215 oclock-

COLONIALAt the matinee this afternoon and the

performance this evening The Lion andthe Mouse will be given for the lasttimes in Salt Lake this season The ex ¬

cellent company at the Colonial has made-a decided impression and should TheLion and the Mouse return to Salt Lakeanother season it is likely to be greet 8by as large audiences as greeted them thisyear

GRAND THEATRE-The Man Who Does Things continues-

the offering at the Grand theatre MrLorch essays the role of Robert Arm-strong

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the young handsome engineer-and his portrayal of the character Is allthat can be desired and received numer ¬

ous curtain calls last night at the conclu ¬

sion of each act There will be a matineetoday and with the performance tonightwill end what has been one of the bestplays ever presented by Mr Lorch andhis company Mizpah will open an en ¬

gagement beginning with a matinee Sun-day

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This will doubtless prove a winner

MAGGIE TOUTThe advance sale for the big tabernacle

concert by Miss Maggie Tout under theauspices of the tabernacle choir on Tues-day

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evening of next week continues atthe Consolidated music store There was-a brisk demand for seats yesterday andthere is every Indication of a crowdedhouse Miss Tout sang n Ogden herhome city last night in the new taber ¬

nacle and received quite an ovation fromthe large audience present She was as¬

slated as she will be In her concert hereby E F Tout tenor and Miss CarrieBrowning pianist

AT THE ORPHEUM-This afternoon and evening the last per¬

formances will be given of the bill run ¬

ning this week at the Orpheum Beginning-with tomorrows matinee there will be a-

new program headed by Bert Leslie inHogan in Society

LUNA THEATRE-The feature production at the Luna

theatre this week commencing with to¬

days matinee performance Is an Edisondramatic subject from Jules Vernes fa ¬

mous story Michael Strogoff a courier-of the czar Scenically and photographic-ally

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It Is a magnificent portrayal of theexciting and perilous adventures of Strog¬

off The denunciation and supposedblinding of the spy the timely assistance-of Nadia by which means Strogoff ac-complishes

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his mission are beautifully-acted The film Is extraordinarily meri¬

torious and will without doubt prove ex¬

ceedingly popular

SHUBERT THEATREManager Florence has secured one of

the greatest feature attractions ever pro ¬

duced In motion pictures which will bepresented at the Shubert theatre during-the present week concluding with theperformance Friday evening April 8 Thisgreat production The JohnsonKetchel-Fight consists of three reels of film andgives the entire twelve rounds of the tightcomplete Including the principal prelim¬

inaries The photography throughout laexcellent ahd the action la entirely satis-factory

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Those who have had the privi ¬

lege of seeing the original fight and alsothe pictures declare that ringside seatsonly could give the spectators an op¬

portunity of seeing the fight to as goodadvantage as is shown in the motion picture reproduction

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA-The last rehearsal of the Symphony or¬

chestra yesterday morning was a successand made a good basis to forecast themost successful concert from an artisticstandpoint the Salt Lake Symphony or-chestra

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has ever given The soloists MrsAgatha Berkhoel Siegel and WillardFlashman were present and rehearsedtheir numbers-

A STUBBORN CINDERELLA-The first act of A Stubborn Cinder-

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the latest musical comedy success-of Messrs Hough Adams and Howardauthors of The Time the Place and theGirl The Goddess of Liberty andother successes is laid on the campus ofthe University of Columbus at the un ¬

veiling of a statue The second act de¬

picts a realistic railway wreck and thethird an orange fete at Del CoronadoBeach California The plot of the piece-Is Interesting and unusual Homer B Ma-son

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is a great favorite with local play-goers

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Others prominent In the cast areBessie Merrill Marguerite Keeler FrankCarter Don MacMillan George RomaineO H Samson Tessie McAdams BessieGraham James P Houston Walter Howeand many others Including a chorus offorty beautiful girls who can sing danceand act A Stubborn Cinderella Isbeautifully staged and the costumes ofthe show girls will prove a delight to thefeminine eyes being noted for their gor-geousness beauty and originality Theslang which played such a prominent part-In the authors other successes has beeneliminated entirely In this which dealswith the smart set Among the song hitswhich number sixteen are Love Me JustBecause Whats the Use Dont BeCross With Me Im In Love With Allthe Girls I Know None But the BraveDeserve the Fair When You First Kissthe Last Girl You Love and many oth¬

ers At the Salt Lake theatre on April 45 and 6 with Wednesday matinee Seatsale opened yesterday

THE RIGHT OF WAY-

Sir Gilbert Parkers famous novel TheRight of Way In Its dramatized formwill be the attraction at the Colonial allnext week Among the cast will be foundthe names of such well known players-as P Aug Anderson Hallet Thompson-and Arleen Hackett

ROCK CRUSHES SKUll

Brakeman on Utah Copper Tramway-Near Death at St Marks

Hospital-

F Jones a brakeman on the tramway-of the Utah Copper company at Bingham-is at St Marks hospital suffering from afractured skull and is not expected tosurvive While at work on the tramway-at the mine shortly after 1 oclock yes ¬

terday afternoon a stray rock from ablast fell on his head fracturing the skulland rendering him unconscious Up toa late hour last night all efforts to revivehis senses failed and he was graduallyweakening

Jones was apparently not aware that ablast had been set off close to the en ¬

trance of the main tunnel When tbdynamite hurled a mass of rock In theair he attempted to take refuge behind-the side of a mining car but nearly adozen rocks fell close to him one of themstriking his skull

NEW EXPERIMENTAL FARM

State Agriculturists Will AscertainUtility of Soil

A state experimental farm is about-be

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located at Ajax on the main linethe Salt Lake Route In Tooele cow56 miles south of Salt Lake accordingL A Merrill director of the State Faners institute Plows are now in the 11

there and the sowing of grain uil i

started In the near future Tests Rill I

made and If they are successful it ndoubtless be the signal for the opening-a

fvast area In Tooele and adjomi

counties