Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-05-22 | Page 3 | [Untitled]

W alfeer s to uose damrtiay s ai 7 pc hl ! Every Day But Saturda Every Day But Saturday" if Store OpSenTlo7l5 a. m.- ' 3?$ Store Opens loflS a. m.- I Closes 7 p. m. , ' P" ' ' ' Walker's Store will open Saturdays at 10:15 a. rn., close at 7 p.m. until further notice. I . . Commencing next Saturday, May 24 In explanation of "until further notice," we mean, during Government Daylight Regulation the hours will he as stated above. At expiration of Daylight Rules, the Store Will Open at 9:15 a. m. and Close at 6 p. m. every day of the week. To the Public Walker's have always favored early closing. , We believe the time is now ripe when all business houses should Salt Lake stores, but invite all to come in with us and assist in dose up early Saturday, and that Salt Lake City (the only city making Saturday Early Closmg general, but one on the Pacific Coast which does not do so now) should We ask the public to help in this movement. -: get out of the "small town class" and not be an exception to the Do your shopping early in the day-help the girls and the men . generally prevailing rule; that all places of bus shldxlosc closingm Show your willingness to help and give their employees an opportunity to get to their home. - and enjoy Saturday evening the same as every other evening. pubHsh theJr ll" Walker's do not take this stand as any "scoop" on any other names in connection with the Early Closing movement. Ul If the Public Will Stand by Us in This Saturday Night Early Closing if Everybody Will ,i Say Let,s guy arly and Give the Many Thousands of Employees Deserved Recreations" $i We Will Win. I IT'S UP TO THE PUBLIC. if :f . . - I (