The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-13

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front rank, and is cheap at $75.
A life-size crayon portrait of Presi-
dent John Taylor, executed by the
vile, marked at $50, is on the list as
] premium No. II, and as correct like
ness and fine picture is acknowledged
by all who have examined it in the
window of Savage's Art Bazaar to be
nearly faultless.
The Singer sewing machine enjoys
such reputation for superiority that
it would appear superfiuous to advocate
Its many points of excellence. The one
offered as premium No. 10 is of the
finest make, valued at $40, and is from
the Singer Sewing Machine agency,
First South street, where it can be
viewed, together with all the other
styles sold, at any time.
a fifty-dollar, Roster tanning mill,
from the agricultural implement firm of
K. Warnock & Co., will be prize
which will be appreciated by the person
who gets and uses it. The mill has a
name for clean work, strength of parts
and ease IN working that gives it a place
in the lead of that kind of farm
machinery.
At THE HERALD Office is a small
model of the Gilpin sulky pillow, to be
given as premium No. II, to see which,
! at THE HERALD counting room. an invi-
tation is extended to all The pillow
itself, valued at $50, is at the yard of
Grant, Odell & Co., half a block south
of the Theatre.
Twenty full sacksIof Roller mills -four
from the Phoenix roller mills, Ogden,
price 500, IS a substantial premium,
which to family man will be an adj
dition to his household necessities of
great account
And to raise the aforesaid and aid in
converting it into toothsome bread,
premium No. 10, 120 cans of Way Up''
baking powder, from the manufacturers,
Smith & Case, will be recognized as a
sensible, useful and valuable prize. The
Way Up" bread raiser has been thor
superiority in quality and weight.
Hal The dinner set The one which
has been seen in Little, Roundy & Co. s
window and admired by all who have
inspected it. 1t embraces 149 pieces, all
of beautiful design, and is listed at $55.
Just take look. at this China dinner
set.
Barton g. Co. furnish a gentleman's
suit, as the twenty-frst premium,
valued at $50, together with complete
outfit of hat, shirt, underwear, hose.
collar, cuffs, cravat, gloves, suspenders,
handkerchief, etc. Taking INTO con-
sideration the fine stock carried by tbjs
firm, the suit and trappings may he set
down as worth what they are 2aejrked at.
For an equestrienne the premium
numbered twenty-five will be an ac-
ceptable acquisition it is lady's saddle
bride, and outtlt, elegantly finished, from
the harness and saddlery mandatory
OF w. Il. Pickard, 30 West Second South
street. The list price of this premium
Is go, and the make, finish and neat ap-
gearance Of it warrants the statement
that the figure is low one.
From Noble, Wood & Co. splendid
fur robe is furnished, valued at $50; this
garment is well made, of the best of fur
and will be admired for its beauty.
Two premiums from Fox d Symons,
the artists and photographers, will be
admitted to be par excellence. The
first, No. "a, is pair of chaste engrav.
ings, valued at $40, and the second, No.
2473, a pair of life size photos. The
lucky holder of this last number VIII be
entitled to sit for and obtain two life-size
portraits, which will be beautifully
framed.
AS heater and an ornament at the
same time the "Fire-on-th Hearth"
parlor stove from the establishment Of
David James & Co., valued at $40, will
be welcome addition to the interior
furnishings of any dwelling. The cheer
full appearance OF this stove, with its
open fire place, has made it household
favorite.
The Ottoman silk wrap, from the
cloak and suit house of Mrs. M. G.
Lapham, list priced at $40, is an elegant
piece of wardrobe, trimmed in fine style
and cut after the latest fashion
Snow Brothers, furniture dealers of
Provo, have very neat plush sofa on
the list, which they value at $40 These
gentlemen are engaged in the manufac-
ture of an excellent line of furniture at
prices to suit, and are maintaining a
supply house for Southern Utah
In the line of furniture also, Messrs
Sorenson & Carlquist have full assert
ment from which they furnish fine
light-ash dressing bureau, costing $40.
1t is of the French style, made of
thoroughly Kindred materials, Ameri-
san marble top, German plate-glass
mirror, Is Sc, with Philadelphia cast
OTIS, QTdWeTS WIFI 1dC6SU Improved
strong joints, and finely finished.
The holder of the number winning
premium No. %, will have the choice of
any $50 lady's bonnet in the millinery
store of Simon Brothers, who carry an
extensive stock of the choicest goods in
their line, and from which a satisfac-
tory selection can be made.
Premium No. 30, set of Cham Ders'
Encyclopedia, ten volumes, 8vo., in
leather, valued at $50, and premium No.
81. a new indexed Webster's dictionary,
full Russia leather, with elegant stand,
list price $25, can both be seen at
Dryers book store; where, also, large
and varied stock of stationery, books,
albums, school furnishings, etc., can be
inspected to advantage.
Ten tons of Pleasant Valley coal,
from Remington, johnson & Co., form
premium No. 80, the list price of which
is $50. so. This necessary adjunct of
well-regulated household will prove a
cheerful and welcome addition to the
supplies of any family.
Besides the above, the list will be
added to to the extent of increasing
the number of premiums to over 100, so
that the chances for obtaining some
thing will be more numerous than at
first cOnfeut Mated hv the DroieotOrs of