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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-10
TEN Tables of
Gift China.

- CORES and hundreds Of
VIZ pretty and appropriate gift
~ things for both sexes and
all ages.
TABLE NO. 1-Contains Imported Pin
Trays. Syrup Jugs, After-dinner Cups
and Saucers, Bouillon Cups aid Saucers.
Chocolate Cups and Saucers. Tea Cups
and Saucers. Plates, Salad Bowls. Cake
Plates, Bonbon Boxes. Bonbon Dishes.
Stamp Boxes. Cream Jugs. Tiles, Mugs,
Candle sticks, etc.
CSC each, for choice.
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Portieres.

FOF UlSFSSs
A gift that will please the
mother or wife, and add attract
iveness to the home.
An unusually large and hand
some stock to select from.
f. Three excellent values:
Extra Heavy Rep Portieres. in red and
olive and dark green. finished with deep
French tapestry borders.
$500 pair. Value, $3.50.
Mercerized Tapestry Portieres in solid
colors and brocaded effects. finished with
appliqued and French borders. Wide
range Of colors to select from.
$1,000 pair. Values, $I4 and SIS.
Duplex Verona Velour Portieres. rich
and effective patterns of rose and green,
nile and dark green and red and green.
Special price, $22.so a pair.
Other Portieres up to $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-10
Japanese
Decorated trays.

Our direct importation. Dainty
creations Of the little artists of the
tar east. In characteristic high
colors and the more subdued
black-and-gold effects. Many
shapes and sizes-all of the best
quality and at reasonable prices.
CSC to $I.65 each.
Fifth floor, Eleventh st,
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Indian Sweet Grass
Baskets
Xmas Carpet Sweepers.

A gift very acceptable to the
practical housekeeper, who appre-
ciates it's time and labor saving
qualities.
Bisseli's best improved Grand
Rapids" Carpet Sweepers, with all
Of the new improvements, are only
$3.50 each. -
Other Bissell Sweepers, $I.oo to
$500.
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TABLE NO. 10-Contains Imported Dec
GRATED Fern Dishes. Chocolate Pots,
Comb and Brush Trays, Chop Dishes
Vases. Punch Bowls, pudding Sets, Salad
Bowls, Set of Six After-dInner Coffee
Cups and Saucers In Box, Set OF SIX
Bread and Butter Plates in Box, Tea Pot.
sugar and Cream Sets, Cake Plates,
stems, Tankards, Bureau Sets, Cracker
Jars, Mayonna!se Sets, Japanese Gonxs.
Glass Punch Sets. Muffln Dishes. etc.
$500 each, for choice.
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Useful and Beautiful Gifts
ON the Fifth Floor.

fuller Christmas opportunities
N j than splendid the fifth floor.
III Il be broadest variety
efforts i'm dainty China Brilliant Gut Glass artistic Lamps and
Chatting
Backing Sets,
articles
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TABLE NO. 6-Contains Imported Dec
Grated Sugar and Cream Sets, Mayor.
naise Bowls, Sugar Bowls, Bureau Sets.
Chocolate Pots. After dinner Coffee CUPS
and Saucers. Ice Bowls on Plates, Cracker
Jars, Tea Pots, Butter Dishes, Nut Bowls.
Comb and Brush Trays. Chop Dishes.
Cake Plates. Oyster Plates, etc.
$I.5o each, for choice.
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TABLE NO. 7-Contains Imported Dec
Grated Salad Bowls, Nut Bowls. Coffee
Sets, Tea Pot, Sugar and Cream Sets,
Pudding Sets, Cracker Jars, Celery Trays.
Chop Dishes, Fern Dishes, CandIesticks,
Ice Bowls, Stems, etc.
$2.oo each, for choice.
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75c each, for choice.

TABLE NO. 5-Contafns Imported Dec
GRATED Cake Plates Chop Dishes, Salad
Bowls, Chocolate Pots, Cups and Saucers,
After-dinner Cups and Saucers. Bouillon
Cups and Saucers. Syrup Jugs on Plates,
Sugar and Cream Sets, Cream Pitchers,
Tobacco Jars. Dinner Plates, Tea Pots,
Bonbon Dishes, Pin Trays, Rose Jars, etc.
$I.oo each, for choice.
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Gifts of Use and Beauty
Inn Upholstery Store.

m UNUSUALLY large display of rare and beautiful things suit
able for Christmas gifts reasonably priced servceable and
wv attractive. .-.
Attention is called to line of
Circassian Walnut Furniture,
which weshow finish your order Wax
finish white enamel French dull gold finish pure gold
leaf covered your order from superb stock of damak
brocades, etc. We import this furniture direct
Reception Chairs, $3.50 to $500 each.
/: .::>5 Armchairs, $3.50 to 10000 each.
Sofas, $4,000 to S125.O0 each.
We offer special value 3pece suite in Louis XVI period
STYLE finished pure gold leaf upholstered wool Aubusson
tapestry
$4,000 the suite. Value, S35O.0O. ~-@
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TABLE NO. 2-Contains Imported Dec.
grated Plates, Mayonnaise Bowls. Cracker
Jars. Sugar and Cream Sets. Bouilion
Cups and Saucers. Celery Trays. Cake
Plates, Salad Bowls. Nut Dishes, Stems.
Bowls, Pin Trays, Oatmeal Dishes, Ash
Trays, Tiles, etc.
35c each, for choice.
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Lace Curtains.

Showing the newest effects of
the season in imported Lace Cur
tains; soft tones of ivory, with
motif center effects and all-over
designs:
Included are Point de Milan,
Duchesse. Filet Italian, Swiss
Point, Point de Luzerne and An
glaise Embroiderie.
$3.50 to $4,000 the pair.
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TABLE NO. s-Contains Imported Deo-
Grated Salad Bowls. Cake Plates. Pudding
Sets, Nut Bowls, Marmalade Jars, Choco-
late Pots. Cracker Jars, Pitchers. Plates,
Celery Trays. Tea Pots. Sugar and Cream
Sets, Muffin Dishes. Tankard Vases, etc.
$3.50 each, for choice.
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Xmas Chatting Dishes,
Coffee Percolators,
Five O'Clock Tea Kettles,
Metal Trays.

Excellent Xmas gifts, being
both useful and ornamental. The
showing this season is most elab-
crate as to style and range of
prices.
wrousst-iro ai's STANDS sne' WIN $2.25 and up
nickel st snasns D..aes WIN $500 and up
adjastahle eh iamp Dishes with $500 and up
Dishes with sdiustable on1 amp 5000 and up
dishes ss. rays NOT eneons $1.5o and up
ons Aann ... D.A A.e'.o. ring $500 and up
Nickel channg Dish Spoons. $r.oo and up
Nickel chaans Dish Forks. $I.oo and up
Attention is invited to our
Special Chatting Dish at
$500,
Representing an unusual value
Best nickel plating on copper
ivory enameled food pan; black
trimmings. Perfection" regu-
lating lamp.
Other Chatting Dishes up to $I2
Fifth floor.
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Lace Bed Sets.

We are showing an unusually
handsome line this season, made
of the best net, with rich renais-
sance lace centers, bolster roll to
match. White, ivory and Ara
bian.
$500 to $32.5o the set.
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soc each, for choice.

TABLE NO. +Contains Imported Dec.
grated Chocolate Pots. Syrup Jugs Sugar
Bowls. Sugar and Cream Sets. Mugs. Can.
dlesticks. After-dinner Coffee Cups and
Saucers, Chocolate Cups and Saucers,
Mayonnaise Bowls on Trays, Bonbon
Dishes, Cracker Jars. Celery Trays, Salad
Bowls, Pitchers. etc.
75c each, for choice.
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TABLE NO. 9LContains Imported Dec.
Grated Salad Bowls, Tankard Vases Chop
Dishes. Pudding Sets. Bureau Sets, Tea
Pot, Sugar and Cream Sets, Muffin Dishes,
Bedside Sets, Chocolate Sets. CANDLE
Sticks, Marmalade Jars. Nut Bowls,
Plates, Chocolate Pots. Celery Trays. etc.
$3.50 each, for choice.
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Imported Decorated
Salad or Berry Bowls.

Display of Salad or Berry
Bowls, many Of which are one-of-
a-kind designs.
$I.oo, $I.5o and $2.oo each.
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TABLE NO. 3-Contains Imported Dec.
Grated Chocolate Pots. Cracker Jars. Tea
Cups and Saucers. Coffee Cups and Sau-
GERS. Salad Bowls, Celery Trays. Chop
Dishes. Cake Plates, Sugar and Cream
Sets, Rose Jars. Stems. Dinner Plates,
Ramekins on Plates. Hatpin Holders,
Mugs, etc.
zoe each. for choice.
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High=grade
Christmas CONNECTIONS.

The showing Of Chocolates. Bonbons,
Fancy Candies and Conserved Fruits Is
dainty and varied Our planning of the
present display began months ago-for
Connections are shown by US the year
through and are not incidental, Christ
masonry stock-and candy makers whose
reputation is national have contributed
their best creations. BY thus placing our
orders early we were assured of Confec-
tons of the high quality we invariably
demand.
From Csc to SOC pound.
Those who anticipate placing
orders for Sunday School or
Church Entertainments are re-
quested to do so early. Specia,
prices quoted.
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Imported
Xmas Baskets.

An unusually comprehensive
showing of imported Basketware.
Whatever the need may be it can
be supplied here. High quality at
moderate prices.
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Brilliant American
Gut Glass.

American Cut Glass is superior
to any other in the world, exceed
ing in brilliancy and design the
best products of Europe. Our
large line of new shapes and cut
tings offers the best possible op-
portunity to secure ideal Xmas
|gifts.
New Cut Glass COMFORTS. $500
New Cut Glass peeanters. $o.75
New Cut Glass Fruit Dishes. $500
New Cut Glass Punch Bowls. "..... $3.50
New Cut Glass Water Pitchers...... So 50
New Cut Glass Salad Bowls. $1,000
New Cut Glass Sugar and Cream Sets $40
Other Pieces from $I.oo to 5000.
We call especial attention to the
collection of Gift Cut Glassware
on three center tables, showing
the best possible values at
$2.75, 1895 and $500 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-10
Imported Decorated
Sugar and Cream Sets.

A generous collection of Sugar
and Cream Sets, shown in large
variety of decorations, shapes and
sizes, ranging in price from
csc to $500 the set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-10

wenthered Oak Pipe Racks. $I.oo and up
ceivers ...::.......... as. I5c and up
New Imported Cordial Sets. $2.25 and up
Decorated Shaving Mugs. CSC and up
and saueers .'...ne cups $50 and up
dens :.. .'a'es 10. CSC and up
Imported Decorated STEMS. I5c and up
Tobacco Jar'.............. 25c and up
Smoking sets............. 75c and up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-10
Rugs as Xmas Gifts.

~ UR stock of Foreign and Domestic Rugs is complete just
NMV much at the beginning of the The
w styles superiorin exclusveand enbody
the latest ideas of the prominent manufacturers.
We showing superb of Oriental Rugs and call
number of special values offering of which
following pieces being rich examples of
weaving combining beauty of design and color
combinations:
o2x126-ft Amrtzer Rug ox12t. Amrtzer Rug, Iran
green skill design small blue and
combined very figures al-over effect
tive pattern. Sl6SoWW. Value SGSWoWW
$4,000. Value, S225OO. 1---:.-.. p,,a :,ou,
8x1o- Kermanshah ivory ground, with empire design of
ground with soft and and light rich and
Blue medallion; handsome par attractive.
lor SlZS.WW. Value, Sl7S.WO.
@<SvvV' Voue' ~~O~vv' 7ox8-ft Amritzer Rug,
86x1oof Muskabod Rug, coored ground with Egyptian
yellow small figured ef of scara old blue and
feet. tan.
$500. Value, 100000. Sl25.0O. Value S1S5.OO.
Shvan Rugs lot of Shiryan Rugs lot OF Karabaugh
$3.50. Values $500. Values s12s aarV4 Vaime
S22.5o s SIS. $40 $3.50. $3.50.
Attention is also called showing of fine small pieces
GLIDING Kermanshah Befoohstan Dagstans Cabstans SEN
mas Sarouk etc, in very rich colorings and patterns.
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Xmas Gas, Oil and
Electric Lamps s. Shades.

The assortment of Gas, Electric
and Oil Lamps, Globes and Access
series offers the best possible Sc
lection for Xmas gifts. The new
Art Glass Shades add greatly to
the attractiveness of the home.
We invite an inspection of the
many new things to be found in
this department.
We call special attention to the Japanese
Gelsha Lamp Shades, In assorted colors and
s s'ess; complete with $1.oo and up
with As' S Slsss sa.de. complete $500 and up
lor Se LAMPS 9as heading and Par. $500 and up
p.rior Lamps raps.c Heao.ns ana 50 and up
Lamps ... Aeao'ns ana raro. $1.6o and up
New Glass Dome Shades. 25c and up
SHADES Mss s,.e. culFasse Candle 35c and up
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Odd Gifts for Mem.

We call especial attention to the
fifth floor collection of gifts for
men, shown in center aisle of
China Department. We enumerate
a few items and invite an inspec-
ton.
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Brass Andirons.
Fire Screens and
Fireplace Fittings.

Brass Andiron'. S3.75 to $500
Brass Fire sets......... $3.50 to $1,000
Brass Tenders, $3.50 to $II.oo
Brass Fire Screens. $3.50 to $4,000
Crates .:..... az. .''."i. $3.50 up
Black Iron Andirons. $3.50 to $1,000
Fancy Bellow'......... $I.25 to 5000
Wire Spark euards..... $2.25t to $1,000
Hearth Brushes. Csc to $I.25
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Table Covers.

Artistic Table Covers, add an
air of luxury and comfort to any
room.
We are showing an immense
variety, in the newest colorings
and designs, in tapestry, flax
velour, crinkled silk and verona
velour.
Special attention is called to lot OF
art Loom Table Covers. purchased es-
pecially for the holiday season. Of oriental
tapestry, gobelin and velour, In rich and
effective patterns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-10

Candy Baskets. .............. SC and up
Scrap Baskets 35c and up
Work Baskets, csc and up
Hair Receivers. 1oc and up
Covered Hampers. $3.75 and up
Work Baskets on stands. ST 90 and up
Wood Baskets. ..,............ $1.35 and up
Glove Baskets. Csc and up
Handkerchief Baskets.......- 35c and up
shopping B.gs.........- I5c and up
whisk Broom Holders I5c and up
Fruit Baskets. .............. 25c and up
Especial attention is asked to
our collection of
Indian Sweet Grass
Baskets.
Knitting Ball Baskets. 65c and up
Melon Work Baskets...... soc to ST. 90
Covered Work Baskets.... soc to ooc
Handkerchief Baskcts<..... CSC to ooc
Glove Baskets. ooc and up
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-14

& -NN-E.U =" N-HI| |IIIIN HW0TI
Crushed oFs.er shells, Chicken
Bone. Bees scrspa Native sat and
other Stock and Poultry Feed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
lex LUMBER COMPANY.

1n 1891 the JeN Lumber company was
Incorporated with % capital OF $4,000.
though 500 reality the establishment is
as Odd as Spanish Fork Itself having
commenced business far back iu 1850
VIM. JoN, its president. As an old citi-
zen. huuorcd by the story ~ Spanish
Fork progress and respected by an.
The JCN Lumber co. is the largest
doing am extensive business throughout
Utah county. 10 deals n an kinds OF
lumber building material and produce
besides making "a speciality OF the re-
uownad Williams Paints"
The company contracts for houses OF
any size, making its services payable
ou the iustalImout plan. This Is
special inducemeut TO newly married
couples 90 make their new homes IA
houses of their own.
John W. JoN. the manager. r. an ~
dustriOus man. blessed with a pleas
ant demcanoT and a fine managing
ability. H. q. JeN is secretary and
treasurer. and Albert r.. Money and
Hcber r.. Robertson are the other OFF,
GERS OF the company
This year the company has put IN
"a new planning mill at "a cost OF $1,000.
Some idea Of the compauy's latitude
can be gathered from the fact that 70
handled this year 90 cars of barley.
10 cars OF alfalfa, and distributed 3
cars of cement. a cars OF plaster and
over $1,000 bushels OF lime. WhteVcr
YOU intend doing iu the building line,
80 will certainly pay To- write TO the
JeN Lumber company, the old reliable
building establishment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

books in the general library besides
the special professional libraries Of
the various courses mentioned Law
students have free access 90 the SUE
preme court library. and much of their
work IS conducted by members of the
bar In high standing. Medical students
have daily practise in we'll equipped
laboratories for work in anatomy. his
toloey. cmbryology and materia modi-
ca. ..-......
WHAT STUDENTS DO.
An students activities are practical
Is under the management OF he stu
dent body organization. The University
athletics which have become matter
OF state pride and interest. center
largely iu the fine athletic campus Of
Cummings neld-tho scene of the many
spirited and exciting contests-and in
the Wen equipped gymnasium. in which
several specialists. give modern cours-
cs 900 physical education and training
Tho students of the University each
year constitute themselves into ana ace
tive, working organization. choosing
their new officers. and acting patriot
lcaliy for the good of tho school They
maintain thc Chronicle. o. hrst-rate
weekly publication. they have O TALENT
ga dramatic club which regularly pre-
sents high class dramas, the student
debating club engages boz successful In
tcrcolloRiato debates with the students
of other institutions such as the Uui-
yorsity OF Colorado. Idaho. etc. A wei
ardercd luncheon room is maintained
by the University for the good of the
students. ana suitable places for COM
Portable living abound in the vicinity
A notable addition 90 these facilities
Is a large and thoroughly equipped
private dormitory recently constructed
a short distance 40 front NJ the Unit
vorsiiy grounds.
STATE SCHOOL or MINES
Tho thoroughness OF the work done
in the state school OF mines has occa-
stoned its general recognition as ono OF
the best mining schools I'm The country
jos graduatos have been almost uui-
formly successful and many of them
today nl responsible ana lucrative poo
sitionf.
ia a now state IKE thia with bound
less resources as yet undeyelopod, the
professions Of mining, electrical ciYil,
mechanical, chemical and irrigation en-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

The j. A. Marteu Mercantile COM
pany Is the only large furniture store
I'm Spanish Fork At present a. occupies
"a commodious building IN the northern
SIDE OF the city, but IL is the intention
OF the company 20 build a fine new es-
tabllshment on the block now partly
occupied by the large Coop. store.
This new building win cost over $4,000.
according to the plans already drawn.
The furniture company is credit 20
the city as it has an Interior compar-
able with any south Of salt Lake Il
deals I'm furniture, carpets, drapericS,
wall paper. Buck" ranges. stark.
'Stcinway," "Schiefried" and Winter
pianos, heaters. stoves. monographs
musical instruments, wagons, huggles
and farm implements A mere naming
OF its goods gives an idea % The size
81 tho institution.
4 feature Of the comnany's business
Us the fact that So sells on the INSTALL
ment plan thus giving young people the
opportunity 20 furnish their homes at
once. ~ has no high taxes and ex-
penscs 10 eat up profits. and Il buys
I'm carload lots. II can undersell smaller
retail concerns.
on Feb. s. 1907. It was Incorporated
with a capital Of $50 0O0 There are some
shares left at the par value OF $40.
and those desiring safe investment
would do well to purcha = them
James A. Marten. the Wv mayor OF
Spanish Fork. SIS manager and promot-
ter. his activity and personal competen-
cy reaching every detail OF the business
Born On Spanish Fork. elected its first
Republican mayor. liked by all and
blessed with rana executive ability, ne
is a credit 20 the company and the
town OF which he stands az the head.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
EN

UHE University holds distin-
guished place in the affections
of practically an the good citi-
zens.
Less than three years after the arr
t'ai of the pioneers in Utah. the Uni
''Tsly was Incorporated by authority
'Ae provisional government. From
nag early day ls5D 20 the present
.ae. d has continued as the culmlua-
ol and completion OF the school sys-
.'N OF ihe state. II Is Ia fact the old
public institution. Born OF the edu-
'''h'. desires and aspirations OF the
' colonies 90 take up thcir perma-
N' abiding places in the valleys then
ISOLATE OF this far western wilderness
University today continues to enc
'l b.. 90 d.d then. the highest educa-
i. hopes ~ the people.
'Ne three schools that are fully ore
''led. having students m an the
ls fol-. their several courses and
l''ih.a with good apparatus and
'. facilities to do the work usual 10
.-." colleges. are the school of arts
p. sciences. the state School OF Mines.
.' noe state Normal school Each OF
.N'ois offers 20 qualified students
's.iio instruction. leading 10 de-
THO Normal school offers al
d Smarter course leading 90 "a cert-
''" which exempts the holder from
regular examinations required NJ
'.'a boz iho state. In the School OF
Pr ana Science. instruction is pro-
'.I p" .aw, by means of which stu-
'' may do about two years of pro-
' work in that subject and
.. H also IA medical department
..' provides the FIRST two years M
Al. . professional course lu med
'lbENTs AND TEACHERS.
thousand students receiving ln-
..9Hs from 90 professors ana as
.'.'.' iho whole presided over by a
'i l'l regents. constitute the orr
society of the University
~. t''1uatlng class of 1907 uum-
nearly 90 college students who
r,.. pea 1'srees. and about l5o normal
''.. Who received normal certln-
p.Harimeuts OF instruction core
M '4 with those of the best educa-
.e.. Institutions Of today The
of Instruction in each depart
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
G. 0. EIRlKSS0N.

la the whole city Of Spanish Fork
there Is no man more prosperous, ener-
gctic and affablc than O.. o. Erickson,
The Young manager Of "a thriving gem
oral merchandise store. Originally of
Iceland. Mr. Elnkssou has brought
with him an of the vigor ana keenness
Characteristic Of his countrymen, and
has used that ability always In the
upbuildlng of Spanish Fork. the city OF
active people and solid business es-
Establishments
Mr. Erickson does a strictly cash
business. extending credit 20 no one.
For this reason his store is not ham
pered By bad debts which. IN order 10
be carried. entail additional expenses
and heavier prices. Mr. Eiriksson's
prices on goods are the cheapest OF any
I'm Spanish Fork.
That Nj. EIrIksson n hustler Is