Salt Lake Tribune | 1915-09-05 | Page 6 | [Untitled]

Frve Auto True jm if Hnest Prices, Delivery Within jr fS -- VX KByfillfl I EBB WMj!I23 koto Standard's Outfit far a Happy Horn DIAMOND flfflBl Di3m" RING l SPJ12-Wi R!"o" Free I The Standard is always thinking of new ways to make the homes of brides J i pleasingly and comfortably furnished. At this season of the year Standard IJ V Wi '3 working particularly hard to show Salt Lake brides and grooms what they V vl have good reason to believe are outfits of exceptional value. This outfit J vB illustrated above will equip any small apartment completely and cozily at Jj Y verv sma expense. It is the type of outfit which is backed by Standard Im vV because the merchandise has been bought strictly on its merits and has jjm ! TO, some particular quality which suggests itself as an article for a Standard Ml ySnv outfit. You must know that to win a place in a Standard outfit. IJa n furniture must have unusual elegance of design and specific good jLjgl nPkv qualities. It will pay you to come to our store and inspect J&M xV these designs. Now is the best time. This elegant $30.00 Diamond Ring will be given to nSv yu free wtth every outfit you purchase whether day T vlV vou kuv or casn or on our generous j&iL'&Mr terms xXfe Pf8aiance $20 Oon Week!" E. Hudson's Statement. E. G. Hudson, Chamblee, Ga., writes: "Last year I bought and tried Foley Cathartic Tablets. I have tried many cathartics, but for a thorough cleansing movement of the bowels without the slightest inconvenience or sickening, I believe the Foley Cathartic, Tablet the best on earth. It's a perfect cathartic, with no bad effects.'' Everybody suffers occasionally from indigestion or constipation, consti-pation, so Mr. Hudson's experience is worth remembering. Stout persons say these tablets relievo that "heavv" feeling. feel-ing. Schramm-Johnson. Drugs, "The Never-Substitutors. ' ' Five (5) Good Stores. (Advertisement.) ANNOUNCING y WH Tl f ment in our EIectric If nr55 ' r I Shop at the Kearw 5S ', Jhdj,' building will, we VlW hope, come as a j w l welcome bit of news I f t fo' many women in JmW W Salt Lake. How often have you found that ycur electric chafing dish, iron, percolator, ' samovar, or some other electrical appliance in your home, needed a new cord, new plug or some other attention-and didn't know where to take it? I Now we announce a department exclusively for the purpose of handling such 'trouble. We can fix it if it's fixable, and we will charge you nothing at all for the service-all we ask u that you pay for the materials necessary, if any are needed-and we do not intend to make any profit on these materials-we just want to keep all your electric appliances in good working order. Bring in your electric iron, or whatever other electric appliance may need attention, and we will do the fixing free of charge. Utah Power & Light Co. "Efficient Public Service" Our Electric Shop. n , , ,. Ground Floor Kcarns Building. tgJ CASH! A person who pays cash always al-ways gets the most for his money. Have a Checking Account at this Bank be a cash buyer. It will be a big help to you in transacting your business. Bank with us. 35 MAIN STREETi OFFICERS W. S. McCornick, President. Anthon H. Lund, Vice President I Geo. Albert Smith, Vice President. F. M. Michelsen, Cashier.