Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-12-30 | Page 37 | [Untitled]

f -i One More Week for j HI I 1 J-Ti ! V is. 1 1 ia & s y-Lp- w X In order that all the Vm ' f gJ;-VW children of Salt Lake may ftX -ik?8 "7-? return to school with new- tiys,''.iBft- W looking, thoroughly cleaned ' outer clothing, we will con- vi-Jli tinue to operate our plant jvy-l another week for the ben- bffly I efit of the children. Don't C.7 ! wait until (lie middle of the Sl. ! M mm j ., . wvtliluinlw to call. For children' only p we offer v. Dry Cleaning at Special Rates j (Free to Deserving Poor) We use gasoline just as a laundry uses water. All germs, dirt, grease, spots and grit are removed. The gar- i ment is sanitary when it leaves for your home. Proper cleansing lengthens the life of all clothing, and helps to reduce the spread of contagion. IFor the week, we will continue to clean the clothes of needy children free of charge, provided their teachers certify as to their inability to pay. If you do not live in Salt Lake, send your clothes by I Parcel Post. "We pay return charges. Phone MAIN 580. 156-160 East Second South Street, j Branch: First South and State Streets. Salt Lake's Master (f$m, Cleaners and Dyers. ' ar- The 'Tribune Gives Your Wants the Largest Circulation. 'is. BpCi Sy. " A'P U ill I' 1 f " HI Cl i $V j fefeAf' ft) (f iifefe 'THE SHOP DISTINCTIVE" 1 YJ "THE SHOP DtSTlNCTIVE .r"--':- ' - 244 MAIN STREET JiL iiiL 'i Cioiif JL i 'ta Hllll "Jjp NOTHING RESERVED Entire Stock of Beautiful Coats, Street Dresses, Evening Gowns, After- jr noon and Dinner Frocks, Suits, Separate Dress Skirts, Furs, Hats and JLsft WWtfh Blouses. I I COATS HALF PRICE DRESSES HALF F'RICE Our entire stock, including velvets and our finest cloth Our entire stock of Eveuing Gowns, Afternoon and Dinner garments.' On sale at half price. Frocks and Street Dresses. $18.E0 Coats at $ 9.25 $59.60 Coats at $29.75 This includes chiffon velvets, georgette and satin combiua- $25 00 Coats at $12.50 $65.00 Coats at $32.50 lions, all georgette, stunning satin gowns, marquisettes, (C-uVt $75.00 Coats at S37.50 broadcloths, trieotines. series and jersevs. The dresses ranse. J.50 Coats at li.io $89S0 Coats at $44.75 in price from $18.50 to .000.00. (TQ or rA a ?35.'J0 Coats at $l.50 S97 50 Coats at $487g sale. prices $U.d lO loU.l'ill $39.50 Coats at $19.75 $125.00 Coats at SG2.50 gi tt-tcj t rcc ttjam uatc ntiTc $49.50 Coats at $24.75 $150.00 Coats at $75.00 SUITS LESS THAN HALF PRICE . Our entire stock of Sxiits. consisting of 100 Suits. SEPARATE DRESS SKIRTS Half Price S5 of these Suits: values up to $35.00, Q Qr This takes in the entire stock. All are cut to half price. to go in this sale at tjI.cIO OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FUF.S AT HALF PRICE 50 beautiful Suits: values up to $55.00. (f 50 Hats to be closed out at 05c. The balance -3 be sold at VD.UJ of the stock of high-priced hats to go at c) The balance of the stock of Suits; (? Q r ff OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF WAISTS AT HALF PRICE values up to $97.50, at DD.UU VN. , hi I m I'll T WT nif 1 1 -n 1 am . ihimi lm m an an nam , , ,.. - , , , , , . ,,, -,,-n mm iiwiiiimihii n . r I QRJj J 3 Shfj; TP?f1TP 3 NIGHTS 3 SMiaB Lkiiilm ' E Siii li i fta Starting Tomorrow I . MATINEES TEW YEAR'S AND WEDNESDAY I PEMfFQ MATINEES: 25c. 50c. 7fic.S1.00. 51.50 E i riMVCJ EVENINGS: 50c. 75c. SI. 00. SI. 50 j ! Pramatic -yte Play 1 Kovelt cfa Jl". rw l" t Olivcrforosco '?' yt- r( meals v . v S ' "I-"vjllicSilsati'rit - - , r Hawaiian Romance ? ; ; v - By RtcHBRD Walton Tully g' x " ' 1 ENTIRE fjW PBC9DCTI3N I ' " ' .ppETTER THAN EVER j, la- jfiraericas favorite Drama Next Attraction Jan. 3rd, 4th, 5th THE ONLY GRAND OPERA OF THE SEASON Luqr Gates Grand Opera Company IN GOUNOD'S if lllll fill Jllllt 1 Company of Seventy Augmented Orchestra New Scenery H CAST 8 If Juliet Lucy Gates Gertrude Annie Williams I Romeo David Reese Mercutio ..Frank Smith I Friar Lawrence Horace S. Ensign Gregorio O. D. Romney m Capulet Hugh W. Dougall Prince of Verona. .O. P. Romney, Jr. n Stephano Florence Summerhays Tybalt Ronald Nichols I Prices 50c to $1.50 Sale Monday. g COMING JAN. 7-8-9 i The Greatest Musical Show In America Klaw & Erlanger's Musical Success E jE COMPANY OF 75 . By Kalman, Bolton and Wodehousc. with 8 Frank Mclntyre Zoo Barnett B Harrison Brockbank Hattle Burks iy ijl George Leon Moore Frank Dnane in 3 Mae Hennessy Alice Gilllard 9 jf And others, Including Legions of Pretty Girls. Superb Scenlo Production by 8 ffl Joseph Urban. B i.lW,I,llll"l'l"','i'lll'UM'MaM,y"Wlll'',,'Ml'i'll'MM'''''Mm I The "Messiah" (HANDEL) ' . ! MARVELOUS MUSIC I CHORUS OF 300 VOICES I (Salt Lake Oratorio Society, Mr. Squire Coop, Director) SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA I SOLOISTS: I Marjorie Dodge Warnes ( . . fi Harold Dale Saurer ( S0 Florence Jepperson 1 ' David Reese TABERNACLE I Mew Year's Day ' j 5:00 to 6:30 p. m. Doors open at 4:30 Popular Piices: 30c and 55c, including war tax Tickets at Music and Drug Stores S ALL THIS WEEK-Opening Tonight S wJ She married for money and learned to love. But the man she had chosen, though high-minded and polished H when sober, proved a brute when liquor controlled him. K 51 One night he came home drunk and the consequences XS SJ make a story of terrific dramatic power Broadhurst's )J s "BOUGHT MM ' ?m FOE" s Presented by Nana Bryant and the Wilkes Players. p U SPECIAL NEW YEAR'S MATINEE u j " Regular Matinees Thursday and Saturday. Prices: Matinees, 15c, 25c; boxes, 50.-,. j g Nights, 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c ; boxes, 75c. The Tribune Gives Y'v 'W'anta the Largest Circulation" j