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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
PALACE MARKET.

We question 1t any city in the west
Is favored by having such fine food ex
porlums as salt Lake City and foremost
among these IL the Palace Market.
which was established here four years
ago. The market is splendidly appoint
ed with modern refrigerator facilities.
marble counters. etc, always kent IN
the most clean and attractive man
ner while a number OF obllging sales
men give an excellent service TO pa
irons. II Is situated at 2G3-265 south
Main street the telc } one numbers be-
ing office 1874. order department iG9 and
gl6 and yard pol The proprietor Is
Mr. Thos ], Nlpper, an experienced
butcher. and an expert Judge of cattle
on the hoof who does mis- own buving
and slaughtering The abbatoir is 10
Gated on the tracks, connecting with
all railroads, at Twelfth South and
Second West streets and the plant Is
up-to-date In every particular, with
stockyards, refrigerator and cooling
rooms and from 30 to IS hands are en-
ployed Mr. Nipper handles only the
choicest fresh cured and sailed meats.
ish, poultry and butter and sells 10
the hotels restaurants and families at
very close prices and to the public AT
very moderate prices, while seven de-
livery wagons are In service.
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T. e. HARPER.

II Is one of the most significant
signs of the times that people are pay
ing greater attention than ever TO the
necessity of using only the purest food
stuffs, and no grocer can hope to sue
coed who handles any other class of
goods, one Of the best and most re-
liable grocers in Salt Lake city is Mr..
7. II. Harper of So East Second South
street, telephone 81, who established his
business here I'm 1871. He has built up
high reputation for the freshness.
purity and whoesomeness of all the
goods he handles, deals fairly and lib
orally by his patrons by whom he is
highly regarded He occupies spacious
and well arranged premises and carries
at all times fine and well assorted
stock of imported and domestic, staple
and fancy groceries, dairy products,
table delicacies, canned goods, cereal
foods. growers sundries, and poulty,
fish and game in season. and his stock
Is always kept constantly assorted. In
all lines his prices will be found the
lowest quality considered, and he util-
ICES three wagons to promptly deliver
orders
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
THE CORNER GROCERY.

The Corner Grocery, located at $50
west South Temple street, is not only
one OF the best and most progressively
conducted groceries I'm this city, but
IL noted for the very superior grade Of
goods, it sells at very moderate prices
and It's very large trade is steadily in
creasing, II 10 nj the corner of south
First West phone No. 1924 ., and its
proprietor is Mr. G, W. Peck a thor
ough grocer well posted In every detail
Of the trade, keen buyer IN the best
markets, and a gentleman Of sound in
tegrity who is highly regarded IN busi-
ness circles and by his patrons. He
carries at all times a very large and
constantly assorted stock Of imported
and domestic, staple and fancy grocer
les table delicacies, dairy products,
cheese, canned goods, provisions and
the purest teas, cOffees and spices TO
be obtained In the city His stock OF
grocers sundries is always complete
and his qualities viii always be found
at the top and his prices at the bottom,
while orders are delivered by wagon to
all parts Of the city
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PuzEY & PEACOCK.

The rapid growth OF the city, with
the prospect of It's continued growth
for unknown time gives great latitude
for people inclined TO mercantile life
to engage In business Of various kinds,
and It Is gratifying to note the num-
Der of young men who are entering into
various avenues OF trade one OF the
latest Of the new houses is that OF
Messrs. Frunk II. Puzey and James
Peacock who one year ago established
their excellent grocery at Fourth and
T. street greatly to the accommodation
and convenience OF the people living in
that section Of the city. Messrs Pu2ey
x Peacock are experienced business
men and they keep a perfkt store of
It's kind their we'll selected stocks In
Guiding all the staple and fancy lines
of groceries besides the many miscel-
laneous articles of use In the house,
hold pertaining to the business OF
housekeeping. They have already be-
come well known and have'a large and
growing trade.
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WoMEN's COOP.

In most cases where the cooperative
plan Of commerce has been tried In
Salt Lake It has proved quite a sue
cessful enterprise The enterprise OF
which Mrs. NJ, |, Horne Is president and
Miss Mary Morgan is manager has
proved TO be one OF the schemes the
production of satisfactory work with
a good profit This is one Of the most
artistic millinery establishments in the
west, and It is one Of the most popular
places OF trade In salt Lake. The ladies
above named employ only the most
artistic milliners, and keep I'm their
elegant store a. No. 81 south Main
street a complete line OF fine millinery,
and also keep on hand funeral suits OF
every description Tor the trade, Mrs.
Horne and Miss Morgan are most ac-
compllshod I'm their lines, and have
great encouragement IN their work
from the various classes OF people who
form the social life I'm Salt Lake They
have n complete establishment and
turn the best class of work on short
est notice, and under the cooperative
system their prices are the most rea-
sonable I'm the city This business Is
the property OF the stake Relief Socie-
~ and they give a percentage of bust
ness done TO all bureal benefit OF So
Cieties.
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FRED HERpLlsKY & co.

There is at the present date a very
great demand for all classes of reliable
leather goods and in salt Lake city
those manufactured by Fred Herdlisky
& CO., are accorded tho preference as
they are always perfect In material,
finish and workmanship and this APP
plies with especial force TO their ladies'
belts and cmttelaine bags. Mr., Fred
Herdusky, the proprietor, has been a
resident Of salt Lake city for some
eight years, and has always enjoyed the
esteem OF the community The business
was established six months ago and The
premises occupied comprise the second
floor at No. 5S'a East First South
street, all kinds Of leather cases etco
being made to order as well as saddles,
brides, chaparegos. belts and chattel-
aine hays and Of the latter lines a fine
stock Ia carried Prices viii Doe found
unusually moderate when quality and
fine workmanship is taken into consid-
grafton. and a very large and growing
business has been developed, both In
new goods. and In repair work the lat
ter being neatly and promptly done.
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MILLER COMMISSION co.

Among the many well conducted and
very successful commission and retail
houses of this city IL that OF the Miller
Commission Co., whose store Is located
ut no west First South street, where
II occupies spacious and well appoint
ed premises. The line OF goods han
died includes hay, straw, grain and all
kinds of feed OF the best quality and
these are received from the best grow
ing and producing centers of our coun-
try and bought with an expert knowl-
edge of qualities and are sold at very
lowest city prices, while all orders are
promptly delivered The business has
steadily increased since It's establish
ment and this Is owing to the liberal
and honorable methods on which the
proprietor conducts the business and
the fact that he gives prompt and ac-
curate attention TO all orders Farmers
who have either hay or grain to dis
pose of In this section, of good quality
VIII always find a good market for 1t at
the Miller Commission Co., and the
business Is most flourishng
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r. p. SHERWOOD.

For the past four years the corner
of Firth South and State streets has
been greatly enlivened and frightened
by the presence OF Mr., f. =. Sherwood's
cheerful and inviting drug store, and
Il has been from the date of It's estab-
llshment one OF the most popular re-
sorts alike for the people who reside in
that section and the throngs Of people
who pass that way In their daily walks
Mr. Sherwood has been engaged IN the
drug business for the past ten years
and besides his large acquaintance and
personal popularity, he Is well known
as a thorough druggist and careful
accomplished prescriptionist, lie tx
most attentive 10 his business and
attentive TO all his patrons and enjoys
4 large patronage from all classes OF
the people. He keeps his store in hand
some order, well stocked, neat, clean
and cheerful IN all its aspects His
stock includes fun lines of perfumery
and toilet articles generallv for the
ladies', cigars for the gentlemen and for
all people, a beautiful soda fountain
that flows perpetually its cooling and
refreshing beverages
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HINES MERCANTILE co.

A very successful wholesale commits
sion house In groceries, fruits and pro-
duce In Salt Lake city Is the Hines
Mercantile Co., which has been estab-
llshed here for the past 10 years. The
proprietor is Mr.. r. c. Hines, a young
progressive business man who runs his
business on modern up-to-datc lines,
lie occupies well arranged premises at
l65 south West Temple street. phone
476, and these are well equipped with
every modern convenience. The COM
pany Is prepared to receive, and so
llcits, consgnmenIs of groceries, prod
uce, fruits, butter, eggs and cheese for
sale on commission, and for these they
secure the best results for their patrons
and make prompt cash returns. They
carry large and we'll assorted stock
in the best condition, and these they
sell to the trade and promptly I'LL and
ship all orders, two delivery wagons be-
ing in service. 'rhey have ope travel
ing salesman continually on the road
covering Utah, Wyoming and Montana,
over which territory the company does
a very large trade, while they make a
speciality of nling mail orders, ana
through that medium receive large
patronage.
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MARION MCDONALD.


Although Miss Marion Mcdonald
only succeeded TO the well established
business of Mrs T. Madsen on Feb.
l, 1903. she has lagely increased the
trade and extended the patronage, and
has for her patrons many Of the best
dressed ladies Of our city MISS Nc
Donald Is am artist IN her business,
whose taste I'M all matters relating 10
ladies' hoadWear ia unquestioned, and
her wide experience sound Judgment
and great business ability have been
the factors Of her unqualified success.
Her millinery parlors are located at
No SO east First South street where
she occupies very finely appointed
premises and shows M all times an
exquisite and well selected stock OF all
the latest London Paris and New York
millinery novelties and many of her
own artistic designs in ladies' head
wear as well as a grand line Of hats,
frames ribbons. chi'fous, lacea silks,
velyets, lowers feathers and orna-
ments an most moderately priced.
only expert trimmers are employed
and orders are promptly filled special
attention being given out Of town or
dcrs.
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STRONG BROS, co.

A combination OF goods IN the stores
OF the outer sections Of the city such
as that represented by the strong Bros
co., az Sl3 east Fourth South street. is
a stroke Of enterprisIng wisdom on the
part 90 the merchant, This company
OF which Mr. w. H. Strong Is the prin
cipal and manager, and Mr.. w. H..
lNnPNood partner are dealers in gen
oral merchandise, and meats. Their
stock comprises dry goods and gro-
ceries to which department are TO he
added many articles Of miscellaneous
household use In their meat depart
ment IS sold an Kinds Of fresh meats
and 1t Is nm accommodation that Is
greatly appreciated by the people. This
house was established "A years ago. and
has % fine trade.
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r. j. LUCAS.

To those Of our homekccpers who In
sist ON only using the freshest and pur-
est foodstutfs no house caters In more
satisfactory manner than does Mr.. Il.
j, Lucas, whose nicely appointed store
Is located at No. 26i-9 West Second
South street This is "A newly establish
ed business since opening UP, which
Mr., Lucas has been very successful.
ana his trade Is daily Increasing Tie is
an experienced business man. who care
fully selects his stock and keeps it con
stantly assorted, ana Is prompt and
courteous To his attention To custom
ers and is very highly esteemed Hts
stock includes the most reliable GRADES
Of imported and domestic, staple and
fancy groceries. a speciality being made
OF fine teas, cotfees creamery butter
and provisions. while he also carries
fruits and vegetables iu season and q
well assorted line OF groCer's sundrios
Hts prices la AN lines win be found
very moderate and an orders arc
promptly delivered to an parts Of the
city.
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.. S. WALLACE.

one OF the most widely known and
best conducted pharmaceutical estab-
lishments IN Salt Lake city Is that so
successfully conducted by Mr.. ID. $.
Wallace who is gentleman OF the
s0undest professional training an accu-
rate and expert dispensary chemist and
an honorable and reliable business man
who Is highly esteemed In the commu-
nifty The pharmacy which Is attract
lively fitted mp and equipped with fine
soda fountain Is located at West South
Temple and South West Temple streets
and he carries AT all times very large
and well selected stock OF pure, fresh
drugs chemicals, medicines herbs,
roots, barks, etc.. and Is a specialist
In the prompt and accurate compound
ing Of physicians prescriptions and
household recipes, for which his charg-
es are very moderate and these are
filled day or night No house IN It's line
carries finer stock Of toilet and fancy
articles, choice soaps and perfumery
rubber goods. medicinal wines and
liquors, patent medicines and general
druggist sundrles, popular prices pre-
Vailing on ALL
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TWENTIETH WARD COOP. STORE.

The best method of cooperation In
trade is represented by the Twentieth
Ward Cooperative Store at No. 466
east South Temple street. The best evil
dence of the success Of the plan is the
fact that this store has been in exist
ence for S5 years, and all that time a
success. This is one of thhe best exam.
pies of mutual benefit business, and
also one OF the best ways to be assured
of getting the best bargains and genu-
inc goods, Mr., David l., Murdoch, an
accomplished and thoroughly business
man. has been for the past nine years
the manager and he has onduoted the
business to the satisfaction and profit
of all concerned. 1t Is store of general
merchandise and there is scarcely any
article OF diet or utility In the house,
hold that cannot be obtained in the CO.
operative store, The commercial rating
of this store Is a /.
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soRENsEN & LARSEN.

In the matter OF clothing, one of the
best places In the city to get a fine
suit OF clothes and with a 1T that Is
sure TO please, is the elegant fine
tailoring establishment OF Sorensen a.
Larsen, of which A. c. Larsen is the
accomplished cutter and litter, and NJ.
Sorensen Ia the manager OF the entire
establishment This liz a now business
IN an old place ana Messrs. Sorensen Il
Larsen are recent successors to the T..
A. Sakuth Tailoring company, for many
years q well known firm, and the new
company took charge OF the place, No.
Ids west Second South street (tel l40l
" on the 10th OF June, 1908 Although
the new people have only Just made a
beginning such Is the excellent quality
of their work and the splendid stock
of goods carried by them that there Is
no doubt of them retaining their good
reputation for g best class OF fine
tailoring, while they have already
proved that they are thoroughly expert
and artistic IN making clothing to at:
and they have already proved them
selves worthy OF n trial
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VOGUE MILLINERY STORE.

A leader in fashion and very ar
tistic milllner and designer is Mrs
NJ. Miller, proprietress of the Vogue
Millinery store, at "A south Main street,
and since establishing the business she
has built up a large patronage among
our best dressed ladies' who appreciate
her good taste and her perfect con-
fections of the milliner's art, and she
Is highly regarded by them Her store
always neat and attractive, Is especial
ly so al the Spring and fall openings
when she shows all the latest Paris
London and New York novelties with
many Of her own exquisite creations
only the most expert trimmers are
employed and her stock Is always In
excellent taste. II includes silks, vel
vets, chiffoS ribbons laces hats and
frames, French and American plumes,
feathers, ornaments, etc, and all are
marked az very moderate prices city
and country orders are promptly filled
and Mrs. Miller always accords her
customers entire satisfaction.
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Junk
N. RoseNRLArc

. About the most independent man IN
Salt Lake is Mr.. N. Rogenbialt, tke en-
tcrprising proprietor OF the Utah Junk
company establishment at G3-65 Eust
Eighth South street. Ne Is the monop-
olster of large an exclusive trade 20
which everybody contributes, buying
and selling hides, pelts and heeswaX,
metals of all kinds, rubber. rags scrap
iron and bottles, for which he pays the
highest prices and he buys iron largely
from railroad shops, receiving ship
ments OF everything In his line from
several adjoining states. His trade in
hides, pelts and beeswax forms an i'm
portant feature OF western commerce
and for these commodities the company
pays the highest market prices and
makes considerable shipments of these
western products to the eastern mar
kcts. Mr.. Rosenblatt has been estob-
llshed in the business here FOR the past
IL years. He maintains large yard
for the storage OF his varied wares and
ships regularly 20 the east IN carload
lots. He IL a man of fine physical vigor,
and n most Industrious worker with a
resolution for big success,
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RELIABLE CASH GROCERY,

Mr. Robert j. Fischer, the proprietor
of the Reliable Cash Grocery, has been
established here since May, lA9S; when
he succeeded Mr.. c. w, HUI 4 Co., and
he was formerly In business at Mercur,
Utah. lie ia a thoroughly well posted
man i'm every detail Of the TRADE, hon
orable and fair dealing In his methods
and very popular with his many pat
rOns. His well ordered and nicely APP
pointed store is located at l01 East
Second South, and he carries at all
times choice stock Of staple and
fancy groceries, hardware, etc, dairy
and creamery products, provisions,
cereal foods. table delcacles, canned
goods, dried and fresh fruits grocers
sundres and country produce, all of
the best quality, fresh pure and whole
some foodsiuffs. These are all sold at
the lowest city prices and orders are
carefully filed aud promptly delivered
to all parts Of the city Telephone 1856.
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E. w. WAsH6uRN FURNITURE CO.

Since the house Of II, w Washburn
Furniture Co was established five
years ago 1t has, by it's system Of easy
payment sales, enabled many wage
earners ia thoroughly furnish their
homes comfortably and in an attractive
manner at very small cost. receiving
payment in weekly or monthly install
ments according to the ability of the
purchaser. Their store at 80 west First
South street, telephone S2l-n consists
of two floors and basement, 25x15 feet
and carry a heavy stock of new and
second hand furniture of the most
artistic and reliable makes, carpets and
household goods of all kinds They
pay the highest cash prices for the con-
tents of large or small houses and
exchange new furniture for old on fair
terms
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'NTeR'hoUnTAlN JUNK Am
METAL rousE ~

The business OF handling old n.,.,
rags, etc, has become an lp,p.,,s
great Importance, ana a lcea,r a. w. =
line In Salt Lille Is the Inlce.,-,,, a ~. .a
Junk and Metal Hoase, Of yb,A
A. Il. Strang ID tho en,crpris,,r mn.
etor The office, yard ana s,r r,vNH
are located at eS5 state street 10, , ,s'.
ana Mr. suRng 81 an ex,en'yo ds s
IN rags, IRON, metals OF an r,r5s4 zee
Der and bottles. An kn6s M ~
nand machinery Is also haurb, '''oI
sod, and those having mac,,%..,u ny
sell or those contemplating bryinny "
chinery Of any klrd VIII Gnd A. 10 re ma "a
interests TO call upon Mr.. s,-1Uo'.n 'i
the above oadfcss. Mr. Stian- raos s
large shipments Of metal. NJ, ,sS''tu
from all over ttah and mlikcent n.y.
for which he pays the hirbcet sSs.'i
ANA he ships in car lots to ss,tecn p ,
keta, He il an honorable hpsin', i" n u..
and Is running the business ON sI "a ,'ga'
forward lines. '"ea'
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ATLANTIC TEA co.

The success Of this business which
was founded in 1890 Is due solely to
the superiority OF the goods handled
Goods are solo on their merits, no pre-
miums being given away to draw trade
and when once patron OF the house
always a patron, They are dealers in
teas coflees spices, extracts and bak-
ing powder all of which are pure and
fresh as well as being Of the best quail
ity for instead of giving away presents
the money used for such purposes is
put into buying a superior line Of
goods MI Montcr the proprietor is
an expert In his business and does his
utmost to please patrons The COM
p0ny owns several unique and hand
some delivery carts, The address is AZ
Richards street. Tel. AGS X
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HoYT FRUIT AND PRODUCE co..

This Is one Of the most reliable pro-
duce commission houses in Salt Lake
city and has been established here for
the past four years. Its proprietor ia
Mr. Wellington Hoyt. an experienced
business man. ana an excellent Judge
of an the goods he handles, ana he
always has on hand the choicest and
freshest goods IN his line in the city,
receiving fresh consIgnments Of fruits
and vegetables daily also dairy pro-
ducts and In fact a complete line Of
country produce orders are carefully
filled and promptly delivered
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regulator of the household, particu-
larry In the iourishing Thirteenth
ward, where things are done up-to-
date, The Thirteenth Ward store Is a
place Of household supply, and Mr..
Thorup has forgotten nothing and new
er let's anything get away. Beginning
with dry goodsthe Invoice goes through
the whole list of groceries. shoes glass
ware, queensware, granite and iron and
tlnware, butter and eggs and many
Things unnecessary to mention, includ-
ed under the general head Of drygoods
and groceries. This house was estab-
llshed 30 years ago and has been three
years In the present location. 1t COM
prlses two stories and a basement-al-
ways full.
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JOHN NJ. BUTLER.

For the past ten years Mr. Butler
has been one Of the leading ggocers OF
our city and few men In his line are
more experienced or reliable. He
counts among his patrons many who
have dealt with him steadily since he
commenced business. Located az 30
state street hls store Is 95yi0O feet In
dimensions and this Is nicely appoint
ed "A fun and complete line OF choice
family groceries. sundries. ta-
bile dolicaclcs. etc. foreign and domestic
fruits, etc The key note to his husl-
ness success licg IN the fact that he only
handles pure frcsn and reliable goods,
M low prices, Orders are promptly de-
uYored.