Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-23

| spring. II you find 1t on the side in blnoii
| letters YOU may know the spring Is ~.
right. Look for Il, and II you don't see II
| ask for II spring which has it.
ROBINSON BROS.
Among the largest aud most successful
| shoe manufacturers and wholesalers IN
| Utah are Robinson Bros, whose factory
| and retail store is located on West FIRST
South. The business of this concern mas
grown to something enormous in inc iast
few years and IL is all richly deserved
| Ctahuians believe in fostering and there
by perpetuating home industries.
THE HrDDART FLORAL co.
Are successors to The Reading Seed &
Floral Co. Since these gentlemen as,
sumed control, the green houses ana
sulesrooms on East Second South nave
been entirely rcftted and repaired, They
have an immense floral display for the
holidays and in all probability will be the
only florists in the city who VIII be anie
to meet the demand. They are superin-
tending some OF the most elaborate
Christmass decorations to be made In the
city, including the Alta Club display; the
Masonic display and that AT the Holden
residence, besides number of lesser note.
THE PIONEER NURSERY CO.,
With their office in the Naylor block,
State street and nurseries and planta
tions in Big Cottonwood ward, annually
grow and export carloads of shade, orna-
mental and fruit trees.
THEATERS.
AT this season of the year the theaters
are always the center of attraction. rms
week at the historic Salt Lake Thcater the
employees ball will be the attraction Tor
Nmas, while at the Lyceum Manager
Gates promises something good beginning
with Coristmas day matinee and continu-
ing for eight days with four mutinees. At
the Grand all the week will be Little Lord
Fauntleroy, with n specially interesting
matinee ON Christmas.
TIE EDISON PHONOGRAPH
parlors have recently removed from l3i
Main street to the Sanitarium building
on West Third South where they are be-
coming more and more popular every
day. Manager Topper always has some.
tnhg new in the way of the lntest OF
musical and vocal selections to offer his
many patrons.
DESERET NATIONAL BANK.
Salt Lakes financial strength is repre-
scented by Dcseret National Bank Z. 5.
Depository; has capital stock of S5OO,OOU
with n surplus of u Ike amount
lions SAVINGS BANK & TRUST co.
George NJ. Cannon. cashier; established
1873; has Il cash capital of $780, 600 with
surplus of 100000 They accept deposits
until 8 p. m. on Saturday night for the
benefit of the wage Garner.
b. II. SCHETTLER,
Formerly cashier for the lions Saw
ings Bank and Trust company, started
operations for himself in 1852, since
which date he has consummnted large
deals in realty. He conducts general
banking business.
STATE BANK OF UTAH.
banking business in all its branches.
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK.
Capital, $4,000; is a well known finan-
cial institution, with Col. j. w. Donnel-
Ian as its cashier.
WELLS-FARGO AND co.
Issue letters of credit to all parts of
the world; buys ore and bullion, makes
Geographic transfers on the principal
cities of the United States and Europe.
j. i. DoOly is their local cashier.
WALKER BROS,
Successors to the Union National Bank,
established 1865, do general banking
business.
T. II. JONES AND CO.,
$50 East Temple street, give special
attention to the selling OF ore and bullion.
Russell l.. TRACEY
10 oht VI tilt 4NiNT Btlnlhhtlll
and deserves special mention He loans
his own money and buys and sells city,
county and State warrants or any other
good securities. If you have anything in
that line take it to 40 and 80 Com
mercial block and ask about 1t.
L. G. HOLDING,
Ii an electrician of many years expert
ence at 40 West First South where eau be
found an elegant line of electrical fixtures.
MIR Holding is always ready to attend to
wants in electrical matters.
INTERMOUNTAIN ELECTRICTEC co.
Located at No. 40 East First South, this
firm is "a leader in electric supplies and
electric wiring.
TX. l.. SECOND HAND STORE,
And y. A. Sorenson, its proprietor are
insepanbly linked together in one of the
most popular of Salt Lakes installment
stores. You get good treatment at Soren-
sons and goods are sold on installlnents.
as they should be at cash prices. 1t will
pay to figure with the 1. X, l..
j. w. WHITEHEAD, JR.,
Is the agent for the Evanston Coal that
has created such u furore in the city this
season. 1t comes n little cheaper than
other Goals and consequently is much
sought after. Mr.. Whitehead Is kept
busy filling orders.
Is ably represented in the city by w.
Montgomery. They sell the Coalville coal
by the ton or sack, all grades OF coal are
delivered on short notice.
d. j. SHARP
Is now agent for the Pleasant Valley
Coal Co, Telephone 40 for good coal de.
livered promptly at from si.0O to $3.50
according to quality. No extra charge
for dilivery within reasonable distances.
C. S. MARTIN
Is on deck with all the best coal and
will see to 1t that You get good weight
and courteous treatment.
UTAH COAL CO.,
Prompt and efficient coal dealers, and
above all, full weight. Telephone 707.
ITO burn poor coal is to burn good
money" Don't experiment but buy at
the reliable coal dealers,
THE SALT LAKE BREWING co.
Operate one OF the largest breweries in
the West and their brand is called for
everywhere, especially at the lake re-
sorts, where popcorn and beer are nu
fat.
HEWLETT BROS.
One OF the best advertised firms in Salt
Lake City, is the firm of Hewlett Bros.
Their Three Crown Baking Powder and
spices are known far and wide for purity
and strength and there are very few
homes in Utah in which these celebrated
brands do not find an important office in
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