Salt Lake Tribune | 1916-05-19 | Page 5 | [Untitled]

i m&X& 'Mado of Golden Brown l l! JoAffi- ,,0,ker lilst- fi ,i .... i i A .ilk-Over shoes like this demonstrate that one can purchase footwear that is j f fashionable without being extreme. ll fl ' I: The characteristics of this shoe are re- . 'I i'incincnt and style a combination not al- j ways attained. Fitted in the Walk-Over way, it is com- j': i fortable and natty. J HARDING'S WALK- n i f OVER SHOE STORE k I 214 Main Street. S3 . ' rlLl!- ---- - . - !-! 1 -gUflgyrf"w v.-Ar-u- ffrv.-iiaa OJMLY TWO MORE DAYS ! j AT AUERBACH'S THIS WEEK ON ALL PURCHASES (EXCEPT GROCERIES) FROM 8:30 1 I" A. M. UNTIL NOON. C J) V? -" n f s a IS. v'l "'A Jy- vj I I y Jv- ( 'TrccainR-Stamps j ; I AUERBACH'S WEEKLY I 1 WONDEi BALE, A Most, Unusual Friday Offering That Is Positively an Unapproachable Value. j 1 54 SMART NEW SPRING SUITS, $10.95 j I Attractive models, excellently lined with splendid IVau de Cygnea and Satins. Collars and cuffs trimmed with van-colored Bengalines. A splendid assortment of colorings to ehoose from, j 'j THE MATERIALS ARE Sflk mm -r- pr I fi Shepherd Checks, All-Wool Poplins, French g.Mil il if I Serges, Novelty Mixtures. M M I 1 Values to $23.50. M SSff TV:I S I 'SPECIAL TODAY 2QgS Serves them right There are a good many women who have found that high priced coffee cof-fee can also be economical. They have divided the cost of a pound by the number of cups it will make this has proved its economy. Such coffee as Schilling's Best not only tastes better, but goes further. The price is not low, but a pound flavors' more cups. Part of the quality-econ- protect all its fresh -roasted omy of Schilling's Best is flavor. They have made due to the vacuum-sealed fine coffee economical, tins in which you buy it. Schilling's Best is sold These tins permit us to only through grocers. It grind the coffee evenly, and ts always packed ground. A c 'hillings ' 3esi A Product of Exceptional Merit Do you know that sonablc to you that if Utah-Idaho Sugar lias there was any cliff er-sct er-sct the standard of su- once, it would Ik; in fa-gar fa-gar perfection i That vor of homo sugar, pro-nowhere pro-nowhere in the world is duced here under ideal there produced a bet- condilions, in the best tor sugar? ( Claims climate, with the host have been made cou- of raw material, by coming the relative healthy, skillful people, merits of home sugar in sunlit, pure-air fac-and fac-and that produced torios? abroad, but scientists Now, toll your grocer have been unable to do- which sugar you prefer, toot any difference. Toll him to be sure to Doesn't it seem rea- see that you get Utah-Idaho Sugar .ABSOLUTELY PURE fTHSflOSERHBEKTAlCll U WOBMHGXANSCZMrfSTS g H PAINLESS DEilTISTRY H ' S3.5OFR0MT3i5.00BACKTEETH H II A GOOD SET OF TEETH $5.00 h Best Grae 1 UWi HOUSE B i&$M PAIRT foM&tl Gn!l011. $2.00 1 ifMiJ V, fial. 51-10 I MJ4&'S& Qrts ..coc I I'iiits ...35c I (f SUNSET COLOR S WORKS I 235 State Street. H lettPBggtmuiMmiMBiii mi .in i in f If you arc looking for a li-i.t honpf-Veepin' honpf-Veepin' n rt:Nr!:l , or if you h;tvo one to root, :ici-oinjoi)i oithcr trann'-: ;'n in the mo-t rnl-rovril rncboij hy means of Tbo Tribune Want Ads. ' Is a royal home drink. Nearly everyone likes it. At dinner it replaces coffee. In hot weather iced tea gives way to cold, sparkling beer. When the housewife is fatigued it proves a stimulant. In the evening' even-ing' when friends come in it is easily served. Before Be-fore retiring a glass of American Beauty Beer will induce restful slumber. slum-ber. Ring Hyland 17 Or Your Dealer