Salt Lake Tribune | 1915-09-05 | Page 5 | [Untitled]

WtiMt$ ECONOMY BASEMENT I GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL y New Fall Merchandise at Prices That Challenge All Competition DOUBLE "Security" Vouchers Tuesday Until Noon STT 1"3 THE WONDERFUL SHOW WINDOW DISPLAYS fl jH . Monday Evening and Tuesday Morning Papers for i Price Announcements Go to Lagoon Labor day; fare, 23c round trip, commencing 1 "p. m. ( Advertisement. ) Munf ord & Rochard are ready for business at their new location, 48 Exchange Place MUNFORD GOWNS, BLOUSES AND WRAPS made to order and ready to wear. ROCHARD specializes on remodeling furs, suits and gowns. The Young Women's Christian Association serves the best home-cooked home-cooked lunch in the city. Hours, 11:30 to 2. Take elevator to Sixth floor of the Continental Con-tinental Bank building. 22 AND 24 WEST FTRST SOUTH STREET, Salt Laie City, Utah. A big September sale on groceries and meats that will be of interest to all. Our big market is fully stocked with everything from the soup to tho dessert, at popular prices. GROCERY DEPARTMENT SPECIALS FOE THE WEEK. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY White Fawn high-patent Flour, 48- Bushel boxes Alberta Peaches 40 Iw'Mte. St. s-raignVgrade31 "ft fi" f" ' pound sacks $1.27 banned Milk 2 for 15c Every Sack Guaranteed. H-pound can Rockwood Cocoa; reg-Stock reg-Stock Up at These Prices ularly 25c, now igc I 10-pound sacTt Graham Flour.... 82c U-pound can Ground Chocolate-Pure Chocolate-Pure Louisiana Molasses; quart, regularly 2oc 17c regularly 25c now 10c 1-pound can- Ground " Chocolate; Crisco, regularly ,10c 26c regularly 40c 3v Cnsco, regularly 55c 49c Karo Syrup; regularly ' ioc 12c MEAT DEPARTMENT MONDAY, LABOR DAY 100 spring chickens, for the outing, each 50c Liver Sausage, per pound 12c Our fine Sausage, per pound 15c Wednesday, all day Our fine Pot Roasts (beef) per pound .......... . .nc Hams, per pound jgc Try our Country Sausage. Thursday we cut twenty-five small hogs. WE CLOSE AT 12 O'CLOCK LABOR DAY ORDER EAKLY. j . I! To the Public. "I feel that I owe the manufacturers of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy a word of gratitude." grati-tude." writes Mrs. T. N. Witherall Gowanda, N. Y. "When T began taking tak-ing this medicine T was in great pain and feeling terribly sick, due to an attack at-tack of summer complaint. After taking tak-ing a dose of it I had not long to wait for relief as it benefited me almost immediately." im-mediately." For sale hy all dealers. (AdvortlewnenLJ