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Show I2-- THE A 1 1 K 11 A 1 jD-- E P UBLI CAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1916 U so!o. Miss Sflta I.unl; nd- - fill the vacancy. It was decided to to Install RaMes," Dr. Katherlne auk the board of education water at the school. Miss Ellen Hty HOME AND SCHOOL Lee of the board of health gave a paTh Lowell asso- per on the care of infants. LEAGUE ciation will alio hobl Ms regular meet-Pi- gThe following resolution was adopttomorrow at ?..; p. rn. In the LowU school, with its ; r ut. Mrs. it. F. ed unanimously by the Home and Wason. pretl-JingKoilowinx Is their j School league last Tuesday: Add rets. "The Moltrn Wasatrh parent-Teacher- s' ;roram: THE inands of ivIuMtion.'" --I is. J. C. f "Whereas, tho Home and school will boJd Its regular or tait iKe. representing over The School Wter; Mrs. .lames talks. meeting tomorrow at 2. CO p. m. at Library," H. Talmage; "Vo- league Parent-Teachlocal organizathirty V. T. CanMrn. Mr. Albert cational".School Training." V,"jtr' In . tions la credibly Informed the Cultinon; city, the and Sr'kanke;-Gardening and will preside ff evident, vation of Vacant Lots."' Mark that the lease of the Warm Springs t'n following prcxrat-.- i will be carried C. Brown and Principal Principal J. Sanders; I, city and bathing resort, owned by the ess: Musical number. direction of Evan rn:!cal numbers, first grade children, leased private parties, will expire Tho next rezu!ar meeting of the April 1.to1916; H. Jloutr: vocal oTo. Mies Adi Ferguand, asso-clntlSchool Parent-Teachethe "Whereas, Salt .Lake hasa In unson; paper. Charles Training will "Education," he held at the training ownership of these springs very Ifcr&er; talk on "Htn li of Mercy," Mrs. school. Friday. March IT, at 3 p. n. usual opportunity to serve ita citizenMrs. William Stookey. president, will ship. I; If. Kimball; cttacusion, "Moving Pi- preside and the will nrogram "He It resolved, that the Home and ' cture,' parent: talk on "Late Honrs be carried out: following thmic Dancing, School league goes on record to the tor r..:;drtn," Mrs. Albert Skankey. Carrus and Spring""liny four effect and Songs," first Chiltiroes that "this earnestly for srrade:Mrs. "Moving Pictures be in the and improperty kept Th,i next regular inciting of M. tho dren. Hacon, president mediate control of the direct not cltv Ourgf and IT.. in; i on J'arent-T'rt- f association. cf the llom and School league. Iitii' leafed; that the city commission take Mrs. J, r Gibson presiding. a steps as will give the public Home and School association of such nlf l Thlheldis ,1. mi the fuiie tfV.s yom-ei-at's Thj In If the and that bathhouse; public 4 tr. p. m. A Lake Breeze school met on March 6. sttcnntr l of the city commission it i will be as- The president, Mrs. Spencer, resigned discretion Jkcjifisr." The j seems unwise at present to make any fuKow.; Violin solo. Miss Jlf"! Pin- and Sirs. A. E. Winter wu elected to large expenditure in Improving the no. k: vo-- hJ Irrjt. "letter .! . t.t riv-mlnit- te er ft-hoo- rs on PrI.Tit roi.-r.Ui- property, that the city operate it di- ture Operation. " and. Hoxie Vlnnie Ream. rectly; "Be It further resolved, that a copy ... .Modern Stage, Izard Hero.nt!) of this resolution be at once transJastrow Civilization of Babylonia mitted to 11. 11. Green, commissioner and Assyria. of parks and public property." Lankester Diversions of a Naturalist. Picture. Lindsay Art of Moving Radln Jews Among the Greeks and IN LIBRARY j Romans. new Remey Rahai Movement; Observations of a Bahai Traveler. Ryan Municipal Freedom. The following books will be added to Sexton Producer Gas. the public library tomorrow: Seymour and Neligan, comps. True Irish Ghost Stories. MISCELLANEOUS. Research, LonSociety for Physeial of Belgium. Andreyev Sorrows of 28. don. vol. Proceedings, the InltlatHre, Harnett Some Stories by Famous Men. Referendum Operation and Recall in Oregon. Thomas Plays' of Eugene Brieux. IJenton Voting in the Field. California. Thrasher Long Life inRace. and BJorkman others Ukraine's Youth Swift and the Claim to Freedom. Younghusband Mutual Influence. Hloomfield Intrdductlon to the Study BOOKS FOR THE BLIND. of Language. Garside's Career. (Gift of the auxiliary to the reading Brlghouse room Burns Child of Love. for the blind.) Dench Making the Movies. Allen Physical Education of the Farnsworth Saint Helena and Other Blind; Kentucky Cardinal. Poems. More Famous Baldwin Thirty cd, Doctrine of Prayer: Stories, three volumes. Hastings, Greater Men and Women of the Bible, liible --Gospel According to St. John. vol. 4. Constitution of the United States and Horstmann & Tousley Motion PIc- - Declaration of Independence. n f! r 'Syiv l I 1 4 J1 We carry tho largest stock of ejiR, ujaaioiswe una Kiu plorcs in tho West. Our Washable Kid Gloves aro tho most amexiB value in tho city v- books . WE GIVE 1 M i fa ii75 iirt m if it .a rvi. v m ynm m wr ir ,1im hi ,. Mk -- 1 rr ,ir- vV f. "n"Hlilr - W EVE ill. i "Irii f" Hair Of Dandruff . - Wald-schulmeiste- rs. - . Aucrbacli's Fasliion Show Lunch, i R U W P E RSO mm mp Won't Rid txtHfitf iiTT We Oiie. r - , GREEN STAMPS M ILmTSzTlBQA- (C Combing- The only sure way to get rid of it, then you dandruff is to dissolve To do this, get it entirely. destroyfour ounces of ordinary about liquid arvon; apply it at night when retiring: use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. Do this tonight, and by morning, will Knitting most if not all, of your dandruff ing. be gone, and three or four more appliMidsummer Night's cations will completely dissolve and enShakespeare Dream. every single sign and tirely Wilson American Fostoffice. trace ofdestroy it. no matter how much danFICTION. druff you may have. You will find. too. that all itching Godwin. W. Caleb Williams. of the Inn. and digging of the scalpbewill stoplus-at Herrick, R.U. Master L. Codirectors. fluffy, once, and your hair will Silberred, trous, glossy, silky and soft, and look Wodehouse, P. G- Something New. better. and feel a hundred times GERMAN BOOKS. at any drug You can liquid arvon Rosegger Die Schriften des and never fails store. It isget inexpensive to do the work. Advertisement. Stratz Seine Englische Frau. Villlnger Der Herr Stadtrat. raised 488,000,000 Canada last All boots and shoes manufactured in on ll,3tio,000 acres ot bushels of oats jear Australia are made after American land. lasts. K' 1 r - 32 Z2E Day Good Manners and Diplomacy. Franklin Extracts Frpm Poor Richof Benjamin ard's Almanac and Letters Franklin. Hawthorne Great Stone Face. for Punctuation. Hill Rules Leg-enof Sleepy Hollow. Irving Lamb Dissertation on Roast Pig. Jack Lives. Long How How is the Army Ludington e Clothed. Mitchell Venture in 1777. Myers General History, nine volumes. How Our Soldiers Are Fed. Sanger and CrochetSchumacker m laililli V ! ! 3E Silk, Chamoisette, Kid and Washable Kid Gloves. -- . ' 'I Soup: Cream Tomato Boast Beef or Pork Hot Roll and Bread lee Cream or Sherbet Milk Tea Coffee : m-- FREE DEMONSTRATIONS IN AUERBACH 'S GROCERY DEPARTMENT Cake will be aerved Fit KB by the Superior linking Co. Jello will be served FHEE by the Jello demonstrator. Honey will be nerved FREE by the Superior Honey Co. Coffee the famous M..J. TI. Coffee will be demonstrated and served FREE. Boiled Ham will be served FIIEK Co. Cudahr bythe Swift's PremiumPacking: and D. C. Hams 20c Special this week, lb Swift's Premium and D. C. Bacon .2Se Special In slab, lb. Rex Hams Special, lb. ? iic Mirk. 2 eans for 15e Sego or Borden's 8 cans to a customer.) (Limit M..J. II. COFFEE. can ....6c can ....35c can . .?t.4I E'ismarck Assorted Pickles in Quart Mason jars Special, per .1ar...3le Corn Farmhouse Flakespackage Special, per package. .10e Farmhouse Wheat Bran Special . . . .2. paek.asre for 25e each parckage for (Directions onbread and muffins.) bran making Old Orchard Cider Vinegar in quart . irc bottles per bottle net Farmhouse Rolled Oats, Special, package .. 22c .packages LOG CABIN SYHtT. can .72c Pint can V. ..24c can .$1.25 Quart can ...30c Star Brand Oil Sardines in carton, 5c with key. at, can.. Monarch Grated Pineapples, tall can .2 for 25e b. b- b. b. A VERBA CH CO. Announce an Exhibition of . ' lb. I 'i-ga- l. al. ill lew Spriii! Special All- - lilks and Wool Fabrics public a cordial to come to th Big" Stor and Inspect th new Incomparable llk In beautiful Crepe Meteor. Char- Evenlnsr Silks In Taffetas. rnetme. iranlum fellka, I'ouit d Kote, Chiffon Taffetas. Hrpertlno Koft. I.'tstrou! Mspallne. Fatin de Lux. f'tln Imperial, a btr array of rep d Chines as well aa an iortmint of Fancy Slik In strip . p!atd. flowered and effects. TDo a yard to $2.50! Jaqnard m Auerbach' s Formal Spring Opening for 1916, andc "Wonderful Expansion Sale inthe Outer- - WearDepts Wo extend to th Invtta-tlo- n Ira-mr- nn ymrn. ew Strip Tnt Klllu that will tand thn teat, yard ts l.S f nml CVfor at att Poreean to t rices, yard 2o In demand aro black Wol whitw check!, large block and lbrtc p'.alrt". solid colors with white and nklrtK. tripes for suits fl.TS to f z.r.t yard There Jjr a heavy demand for Crem 1 IfrM white Separate skirt are. tho latest. Th wmvn Jlmad-c'othar Sersrej. Whipcords. Bedford Cords and Cream rare, with black fair! no ittrlpe to yard Tom can always find the aliade yott ar looking for Jn A Kit IV CH'S 5TAPLK LJE OF iOOD9. W" rarrr a. rcfal l!n of IIti:spe;oo ti for cMidrn' wear at cial prlcojt. lIt the departments during! 1 Mnion snw ana value w m.m offering. the unusual ;od. s. .- -- I r A phenomenally increasing business in Outerwear has compelled its to make important additions to the space occupied by these departments and to greatly increase our car stocks. The ready-to-we- Ready-to-lVc-ar ar This special offer in AuerbacWs Garment Section is made possible by our ever alert buying staff. In the face of the rising costs of materials, this sale is most unusual and. timely. Think of buying at the beginning of the, season Trrtmeat wonderful c"oilctlon of patterns and colortnjrs i(:f!ti In its diversity of rtw tkiu ultra effects, Is displaying icr r9 S)JLi4d aro f.Jnch Moire B!bhor fa all th r.sw high shads, with whli r.a!r:tn rced about rt.2'V yard. cr. iscti apart, at strings Mouin nrnnoxs, S1.25 r.tnn ribbon In hur.dreds of rich Moire, ft Inches h orings, wide, with Mack border striking In effect, at yard. col- lt-lnc- S: r tiM.n 1.23 SOcio 75c ninnoxs, , Our n'itlitY and color tf re In 75 c U-!r- 1Cr Ol to S2.50 23c 45.I.VCII IHtESS r.MltllOll)i:i(V, and Orgniies are lafiinar at. to S5.00 48c iiAMKi:iicim;rs. !Lrn.u:.n:.?! .- Voiles yard, Hand-kerchle- rs 10c to SI. 25 Colored Xerkwear Is considered chic th season, our line Is very extensive cn the spring shads rard. at 7 rp yard. all the latest hits will be found in what we claim tho most i PTVAitn Tnnxn rtm laces. Neckwear Department in the west. Fashion's Influence i very much for COM. n AMI CUFF sr.TM from, each. lace. demand Anticipating th tremendous wo are now and accordingly buying a rnoRt comprehensive lacs line. showing W ltav the mtit ex'julMt patterns an 1 dslrns placed on otsr shelves. Lace navlng the greatest call are Msts.ls Venice JMjtm nud Insertions. I'oint Chsr.tlily. Maline. V. . padlums, and Embroidered Nets In Italia shades. Chiffon tlotii. Oorgett. Nets and Allovtrs ar also d great favor. or shadW ars. showing the ed Nls and Al lovers. Ak to reo them. ! ptel two-tone- 2C to COLLARS, each ITlz-- CillSIPS &.U AMI VESTEES, to S3.50 10c flat or roll collars, also Gulmrs and Vestees the thousands, at lOc to S.l.W each. by HlM)OH AMI MII1IIY TIES at, each,! 2bc, 33c,48c and G5c ix CASQin C"1!MI!. THE HIT OF THE BamitoiDnRict Ann ixcnn,si IAOH. ii'lmi embroideries They are jnsrt with brilliant wnn This Is a sea-- o Come in variotis such the a will rom Into their own, owing rich forn and bar. crescent and oval shapes, .nd th- railtrim-r.lshapes, Mtjarata waist as well as underwear gorgeous in effect. t. ach pstticoatp. and vot'$ and organdie for to rtrstses. rhlne-stotie- rrit t- - 25c S3.50 Prices Will Ee '1the Order in Formal - i . i. i 60c Auerbach's price The largest variety of roses and shrubs garden ever hardy into Salt Lake. Every shipped bush is state inspected. Come early and see for yourself. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Your choice of the following Rose, 1 Bushes and Shrubs two-year-o- ld $2.98 Dorothv Perkins (pink). M. P. Wilder (deep redi. Blue Rambler. Crimson Rambler. Pink Rambler. WThite Rambler. Yellow Rambler. General Jack (deep red). Anna Diesbach (light pink). Paul Neyron (pink). Madam Piantier (large white). (Shina (pink climbing). EmpressColomb Alfred (red). Dickson (white). Margaret Ulrich Brunner (red). John Hooper (pink). Red La France. White La France. Crimson La France. Pink La France. Yellow La France. Bait Belle (white climbing). Magna Charta (pink),. Baron Bonstettin (dark red). Mrs. J. Laing (crimson). Tausendschon (light nink). simuns. Pink Peonies. Phlox. Red Peonies. Hydrangea P. G. White Peonies. Spirea. Van Houttei Honeysuckle. Climbing Yellow Honeysuckle. Scarlet Honeysuckle. Clematis. Snow Balls. Purple Lilac. White Clematis. Purple White Lilac. Red Clematis. , 1 Spiking Opening of Auerbach9 s Fashion Show and Sprin g Opening Days I ji in the Largest Wash Fabric Department l v L S ak in alt Ity q :or Our stocX never was so complsta. Ixok ovur tho narrow novelties, such as headconvent, scallop andVenlco hsmstltched, some edged with finished ing edges, also Galoons. Joinings, lac, and unfinished beading, Allovers In tho neat baby patterns or large scroll Cover and ffirl m.in!i I'nrMt 4 Flouncing s, .. !A OC AWW IU Cfl from, yard ::-lIlMnitOIIinitV for Infants, children's r.r misses dresses, from. yard. lan Faille Rlhton cannot b eoualed n tho city. Wo carry every color shown vr " . Manr nw novelties aro .hown in this season, such as embroicorners dered colors, roil edges, col- Ksw In tho light pastel shades. ored crepe de in chine plat!" noveltyin cloth, in both taffeta and crcpo weaves, at either embroidered orand high stamped SO to T5e yard. color scheme. W are showing these Items besides many more, to numerous TAIUV t Values to $4.50 at other effective styles. Hair Ornaments Oar UtMt arrivals $19.75 The Gowns are decidedly charming for street avd afternoon wear, developed of combinations of Taffeta and Georgette, Charmeuse and Georgette, Satin and Chiffon, All Taffeta, All Georgette and Novelties. They are positively wonderful values at. 19.75. 'hese splendid materials and clever styles at such a modest price! ir Suits comprise smart models of Taffeta, Serge, Poplin, Gabardine and Checks, and are worth much more than the price asked. (Fourth Floor.) that would regularly sell irom to $1.00 each 3,500 ROSE BUSHES AMI SHUi nS HOSE BUSHES. We are presenting many extraordinarily beautiful styles this season. Our buyers have scoured the markets of fashion for the most desirable models and we beg to remind you of the Auerbach policy, viz.: The most stylish and distinctive garmetits, the best materials, linings and trimmings for the lowest possible price. Plaited Crepe de Chines, trimmed with large pearl buttons, heavy Charmeuse 'with convertible collars, Soft Taffetas with the nezo black tics and tzvelve Laces, Trimmings, Embroideries, Handkerchiefs, Neckwear and jhoirc manors, v.rtn Be wise Stunning New Spring Bl ouses KJpening Sale P TICC $2 9 jSpecial Ribbons, A compelled to pay an advance for merchandise. and buy now! O pentng omt and D ress opecia, abloom with, all th prevailing spring novelties, portraying1 the newest American and for sign fashions and designs ninnorri, sharp advance in prices, tve arc showing a far greater variety and a much larger stock than ever before, and at prices so moderate as to surprise and delight you. Our Stocks are notv complete but do not delay, for the combination of extremely fascinating styles and unusually, attractive prices is moving merchandise very rapidly. We arc daily receiving notifications of price adzanccs, and when our present stocks are exhausted we shall be Departments nmt occupy the attire second floor of our store, tvith the exception of that space given over to our Millinery Department. We are pleased to announce that despite the unprecedented scarcity of merchandise and the Rcady-to-- W Our Section Novelty Goods Is la OcrTtTbhrm Rose Bush and Shrub Sale A MOST UNOSUAL MERCHANDISING EVENT Combining The counters and tables arc piled high Avith the newest creations for waists, dresses, separate skirts and children's wear. 23c DRESS CEVCIIAMS, 17Hc YARD. Flno Dress Ginghams, 32 Inches wide. In plain colors, plaids, checks una stripes; nunareas or styles, I ast colors, yard 3Dc AMV r.Oe T'REXCII ZEPHYR tJIXOIIAM. 2c YARD. Tho finest quality Zephyr Ginghams, 22 Inches wide the largest assortment of patterns we have ever shown. All colors OC& 17ic guaranteed fast, at, yard. lo . s-- y' me AMI 75c WASH FAnillCS, 39c 50c WHITE PIQUE, 29c YARD. YARD. Fine, heavy quality Pique, OC Printed Voiles. Organdies. Seed 36 inches wide, at, yard.... Voiles. Swiss, Russian Cords, Marand many novelties. Pat- 75c WHITE SKIRTINGS. 49c YARD. quisettes terns confined to Auerbach's many The most wanted fabrics this seaof the finest imported cloths, son. copies and Ox36 and 38 Inches wide. tQ fords,' Gabardines. all 36 inchesPiques wide. The as All at, yard sSiJI . sortment is complete, at, yard DOMESTIC AMI IMPORTED FAIL RICS. 41c TO $2.00 YARD. w Fine qualities of Domestic and ImFabrics, all at special prices ported at for Fashion Show Week, YA It II. TISSI ES. A Tiea.utiful quality fine sheer Tisto sue for cool house .dresses and street wear, In stripes and plaids; J Q s w 28 Inches wide. Yarn ..... EX Tit SPECIAE 75c DRESS I.I.E S, tle YARD. BATISTE 2.c PRINTED VOILES, YARD. AMI I.I.VAIRE, I5c 3C inches wide. heav5' dress linen, in Several hundred pieces In white and colors for outing suits and separate tinted grounds, printed in beautiful skirts ESQ . floral effects and 27 many etnple Special, yard and figures; and stripes 20 Inches wide. All at, yard WHITE (iOOI)S. 30c MADRAS, 22e YARD. The White Fabrics were never so as this year. Fine fabFine quality printed Madras. 32 beautiful Inches wide, In patterns suitable for rics for waists and dresses, heavy house dresses, tailored waists and fabrics for separate skirts. shirtings. 4Lm&m U Yard 50c AMI 75c WHITE FABRICS, 3fN 44c fr S2.00 yard 49 c 50c WHITE VOILES, 33c YARD. A fine sheer quality voile Extra Special, 75c ENGLISH yard b s3s2C VOILES. 50c YARD, Imported English Voile, a beautiful quality for waists and dresses. At, yard., . . . ESrttfC SIIEElt BATISTES, 25e, 33c 50e YARD. Beautiful Batistes for Sheej waists, dresses and underwear, at 25 Cf 33 c and 50 c yard 'At Mlsf QCsssssssI The big increase in our millinery business has made it necessary to enlarge this department three times within the past two years and we now carry the largest stock of millinery ever shown in one store in Salt Lake. An unlimited selection of the very highest class millinery at popular prices is always the predominating feature of Auerbach's smart Millinery Shop. Opening Specials. MODEL HATS TO 93.00 YARD. 50c and up yard S3.00 $7.50, $8.75 AND $10.00. Considering the charm and distinction of these hats, the prices aro amazingly low each hat strictly a model. C0NSELL0 AND ANDREA HATS shown with them. The very finest materils alone are and trimmed In stvles do credit to any Fifth Avenue shop. used that would UNTRIMMED HAT SPECIAL FINE WHITE NOVELTY FABRICS, GOc ti A Millinery Wonderland. AND Hundreds of fine, white novelty fabrics in domestic and Imported cloths, 35e YARD. 40c WASH FABHICS, 25c YARD. checks, stripes and embroidered. All Styles ami patterns too numerous to White Fabrics in novelty Voiles, at special prices describe. Including printed Voiles. Marquisettes, Swiss, Crepes, riques. to Oxfords, and Gabardines, suitable for inches wide, waists, dresses, and 9Qm 2Zr at, yard skirts. All. yard 25 c Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday March 13th, 14th n and 15th DURING OPENING WEEK ONLY, HIGHEST GRADE UNTRIMMED SHAPES values to $5,00, at e Hand blocked liseret shapes, large sailors of Milan Hemn straws. Each shape is a copy of a French artist's creation, pokes and the :hln Chin Sailors also In thia line. In all colors and black. Opening week nly at $2.95. S2.95 high-grad- HATS TRIMMED FREE. 2C m 3 |