Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-08-18 | Page 2 | [Untitled]

PER UNA I-'"'"1 and MANALIN Cured Me ' Mrs E M. Harris, R. R. No. Catarrh of the "" 3, Aahland, Vis., sends a me, Nose,g oat sage of cheer to the sick: : . . tn . ,. ,,r o p ami ' to rest. Now I do all mv work and -After following yourd-., ami I "recommend mir'-a of'cata-hof the nose, throat ; this valuable remedy to all suffer- cin..u oi dia-.o , , , ni(, (ro, any disease of the Btom- and stomach, I rom wno h I loi-l sui , ? , iVr.-d lor sj'iral years. V hen I : a,- ,.,., j i;,kin" tvi -mi I could : Penma Is Sold Everywhere not. nmke my bed" wi'lmut stopping Liquid or Tablet Form . , I Remnants j II At Impelling Price Reductions j Come Early Monday Morning jj Here's a splendid opportunity to obtain I all-wool Dress Goods Remnants at an j J immense price reduction. j j It will pay you to take advantage of jj jj this remarkable opportunity. Come ! early and have first choice. I i DRESS GOODS SPECIALS j! 36-inch all-silk Peau de Cygne in navy i I blue, Copenhagen, old rose, taupe, j brown, gray, Burgundy and black, i I Regularly sold at $2.00 J a yard, special iDtS 1 36-inch all-silk Satin de fip I I I Chine in black onlv; reg- -v jj ularly sold at $2.25 per (-fiSvJ ! jij vard, special ( 7f ,::KV::y it Ml at yl.iJ i . ; oca Dnro ptop.e is at tz.x iJJl "' ' 112-111 SO. MAIN STREET VC4 j jl Distinctive Styles in I l Suits Coats Dresses Furs ij That Are Decidedly Modish For Every Type of Figure I Now is tiniD make your selection. yy ment is complete, the styles are right up to the moment, MILLINERY lljl j the workman5hiP is excellent. Creations of elegance l j j M1 . . , . ' ' and exclusiveness. r'lMliiX It will be impossible for you to ob- . We invite you to see tain stylish creations as reasonably them, whether you in- 1 . NygS priced as these are. tend purchasing or not. jl II Jl -T HYR1f'RuGjfRB IS AT SPECIAL PRICES I Singer Machine $8.50 i i White Drophead $9.50 1 Guaranteed Condition. Rentals, 50c Week. i WALKER ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO., 159 South State. Was. 4703. II Ki III WHICH FOR YOU? jj An old age burdened by blindness or feeble sight, or one in -which yoij retain your eyesight practically unimpaired? YOTJ WILL NOT LOSt THE USE OF YOUR EYES IF WE ATTEND TO THEM. Often go II care and simple glasses in youth or ruiddla age prevent disaster in late life. CONSULT US IN TIME, OUE PRICES ARE THE LOWi' AND OUR WORKMANSHIP THE ' VERY BEST BECAUSE HAVE THE LATEST OPTICAL MACHINERY AND DO OUR 0W GRINDING. 's 1 Reading Glasses as Low as . . $2.C0 Bi-focal Lenses as Low as . . $3.50 BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATED AT REDUCED PRICES i I WHILE YOU WAIT. - ) SCHUBACH OPTICAL CO., Inc., 1 OPTOMETRISTS AND MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS. j 109 SOUTH MAIN STREET. jj WE DO OUR OWN GRINDING. JI