Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-06-13 | Page 5 | [Untitled]

m iii t p.m kP b n n M M mm h . i iMt J W rLii-'I ! Nearly one-half of 1919 is !? J s HiiiiM l! 1 !e--bui less than one-third , IMmIM the coal needed for the year f j fe 1 7 f' ' has been mined. yl l lJ I Si" 1 i Dr GarM' U. S. Fuel Adminis- 1 p 'iy J (rater in givinjj official warning of 1 -J : pk 1 ij this grave shortage, asks that think- J; l'At , in citizens buy coal NOW to stim- t - ' t "jZr-.ZZr:,'Z ) "late rninino and save the country t ' Vi P:J a 1 S i from suffering next winter. , ' v r 1 j You can buy your Castle Gate ' 5, " j and Clear Creek Coals now--AT r i f , A- I A SAVING IN PRICE-IN ANY h E-J S"-J QUANTITY YOU WANT-AND GET t- M t y5 " SPEEDY DELIVERY. . 1 - Ask Your Dealer LHj . le msjs Belcloas "Standby" j Sffi44 Arii ''I Thousands of housewives always H p keep Pierce's Pork and Beans in the I kllCW BSIIS H house. Experience has taught them '451 4M the value "of this "standby" not only j g as a delicious part of the well-planned 3 f38 K dinner but also as appetizing pro- I & fej 'vision for the hurry-up lunch, the iin- I Ji ; promptu picnic, the after-theater bite, "v f Sunday supper, and the "hungry 'i r : " w times" ot the kiddies. N VA W Best of all Pierce's Pork and Beans are jj pJJicp'':; 'MS, 4 always appreciated always popular al- 'j ''fcj r'""-'v--1:"M';''l f- v.-ays brownly .satisfying in their piquant to- hMy ""-jr-r, f--r'"" : mato sauce- i jiy''u -V'l j j Try tin-: !i today. Piorc-e's Hominy is equally good f-fTf- ij li:;l-v '"; f"'rvcJ i" many rlianpriii ways. U y TAPU V" "7 ,' . , p,.L-i 'j&W. cntents 2 pounds . ' i':, . , Z " . "TV'-'-' ..r,f t Packed - Everlastingly BacW bvj-MV- n Efficient Public Service 0 : Complete Electric Service vj what a marvelous picture of ( 5 household ease and con- J j J venlence tho words hold of washing, Ironing, cleaning, yu sewing, cooking done quick- ti lyr smoothly, without flurry, ( worry or upheaval. 1 i ai i t ELECT1IC I RANGE 2 Saves Time y and Labor .lip f- Just a jiffy to prepare the kj II food, then onto the elec- trie range, a turn of the switch aud you are free " a for your other house- E hold tasks free to v.i J read aud eujoy .oiu'- ;, U self with never a Q thought of keeping the O Sfire. up or of getting coal and wood or watching M that something doesn't boil over and burn. ty And M'bcu dinner is over, ' there urc no pots and !: t pans to scour free of sooty . gritne. The range is clean y itself and keeps the F kitchen and utensils clean. I i Housewives f Sin the intermountain west Q are enjoying the cool, eleau, convenience of elec- trie ranges with surpris- R ing economy of operation, f-j Many of these housewives t w arc paying for their ranges on our easy pay- a ment plan. Let us tell H 'i jj YOU about it. ; Lamps in Four g I Varieties I 8 b I fef f You'll like the beautiful i y Miller lamps from their ;'j cheery amber shades Kj down to their beautifully " q turned pedestals. The H handsome appearance of a M i Miller lamp adds distinc- I tion to any home, while; ' y the moderate cost enables; O ilny home to have one. f T Our stock is now cum- 1 For a Gift n It Wo have a little eombina- flj :j tion disk stove and ehaf- f j .3 ing dish that is as delight- fully useful as it is deco- rative. A girl graduate E$ would love one for hw f i fudge parties and a bride ' would appreciate its cozy '. f ' 'i convenience. W 8 r, UtaSiPower ) u & Light Co. Kearns Bid- Was. 500. Q