Show ru y yr hr r ay d Y t r rO O r. r O r i i y yi MONDAY MONDAY I I MON MONDAY t AY SEPT ted to tour ur SEPT 1 10 SEPT 10 1917 0 1917 r ry rr i y r t rf r v c. c 1 t t s y k r la r i ti r rt i all I i a ti I r f i i ia P j r a th r i. i a I i t A I 1 C 3 LIVING MODELS MODEL S S On the uie se second ond floor in an exposition of the latest and most authentic J mod modes s for the coming season Hours 1030 to i 11 i 30 0 o'clock clock m in r I l J t the e morning 2 to 4 o'clock in in the afternoon J r l' l I 4 If I MILLINERY DISPLAY r i t. t On the third floor showing the largest an and most distinctive array ITay of 5 smart and exclusive millinery milliner in in the intermountain country country- i Gases 8 Cases Cases' and tables f ses' ses artistically arranged for your our easy ins c n nIlan Ilan v Q n this important feature of the opening i I. I V- V j r lb l V V VI tL MUSIC THE FAMOUS BROX I BY THE FAMOUS BROX ORCHESTRA RA f. f H ti s 1 b both 0 th morning and afternoon d. d during tl the Ie h ours ours' e J Y l J T mo models d e I s h. h r j f i iI W sf jr t Y are s showing th the e cos costumes t um es' es 1 I. I t h 1 hl 4 h t OPI i k NI i G ift IN ALL DEPARTMENTS yr ra THROUGHOUT STORE THE STORE STOR Neckwear r ribbons gloves laces laces' and trig shoes silks dress goods domestics juvenile art d department and finger ie 1 v a awell well 11 as many others forecasting st styles les to be worn during the tile coming months AN UNPRECEDENTED BUSINESS during th the spring and acid rid summer inspired the management to buy A Bid BIG BIG- BIGGER M GER STOCK OF MERCHANDISE FOR THE COMING SEASON than ever before in the history of the store Not ordinary business but e ex extraordinary business has been the order of the da day and to keep teP e e p up with ith the d dail da l demand and looking in ahead to what pr promises m mists ses to be the biggest is full nl to of season the store has ever known l larger Tr trading overflowing with great reat quantities quantifies splendid merchandise merchandise- known orders ger alto so early has h been n the buying thus hm far that than an usual l were placed THE LARGEST AND MOST VARIED AND t COMPLETE STOCKS I IN plan many supplementary tary THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COUNTRY orders followed the the first first ones As A a a a. r result every department department and and many o of f t them hAm em u have GOOD GOODS has has' been our motto in every very instance of the buying been enlarged enlarged- involving a a. factor which is of the utmost import importance to you you particular particular particular- f THE OPENING PENING IS PLANNED s T rO O. O GIVE YOU OU Ti Iy ty ly at tills this Present time when y you u should BUY wisely not sImply sPend pend i A SOME IDEA OF OUR NE NEW FALL j I 1 AND WINTER t GOODS ii i t V s h. v rr 1 V 1 V iS 7 S r I S 1 1 SOUGHT SO FOR ARMY MESS Salt alt Lake Citizens Asked to Contribute to Fund for Utah Soldiers I Salt Lake citizens this week will be asked to raise for soldiers sent i from here her to aid in jn the fight for the i worlds world's freedom The or any part thereof that might be raised will go to the mess fund of the soldiers who will therefore be able to enjoy a afew afew few luxuries in addition to the regular army fare I School children and others will be asked to cooperate with the mess I fund committee which has been I II formed Capitalists merchants and others wit wil be canvassed in their I I offices fo support for those who aro b g to the front in their protection Households will twill also algo beI be bo waited u P Is n. n and everyone will will be I asked to Contribute contrIbute either large or small amounts The campaign will start tomorrow and the committee feels that success will crown its efforts Everything Is in preparation for the great drive upon I the pocketbooks of the community A culminating feature to the tho great drive will be a a. grand concert to be given at atthe atthe the Tabernacle next Saturday night I The program program follows Patriotic organ solo Prof Prot J. J J. J McClellan Selection Orpheus club Under leadership of or A. A II IL Peabody Vocal selection Mrs Marjorie Marjoric Dodge Warner Instrumental trio t I Charles Shephard Otto King and Bert Shepherd I Address Mayor Mont Ferry Perry Tenor solo David Reese Address Governor Simon Bamberger Vocal Emma Lucy Gates Violin selection Willard Villard Weihe Weme Response Colonel R Richard chard W. W Young Selections choir Under direction Prof Proto A. A C. C Lund Instrumental sel selection Utah light artillery band under direction dl- dl I 1 of or Pro Prof C. C J. J Hawkins I |