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Show Tin: SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL Rushing Work on Bank Building n n n n , Bungalow Curtain Nets for are headquarter Auerbach fine Bungalow Curtain Net. Nowhere la thi western country ran be found such a collection of beautiful net. Thousands of pattern In every grade, at price that eaunot be duplicated anywhere, la white, eera and rrrara. n Will Be. One of Finest in Idaho MAGNIFICENT or Anderson Brother Itructure at Idaho TaUa, in of the aite, and bo 1200,000, exclusl tom Iat Iat Irfit Iot every appointment - - Cretonne, 30c, 89o and fcreatert seleetiou in the eitv, aT Two big loti of 8UNTA8T DRAPERIES In brown, gold, inetie aide. green, blue, old rmc, mulberry nd two and three eolor effeets. Special at, yd. ift 2 3 4 DIG DTORD ng SaD if aSinifis7 Lot Uim Hosiery and (nit Underwear L Lot 2 1 Made of soft finished luuslln; !ip-ov- nainsook, batiste and slipover style; short Sleeve or sleeveless; trimmed with fine law,- - embroideries, insertions and ribbon; also plain styles wifb neat doeign; pink or white; values np to 3.00. Hpeeial Next Month. to The Tribune. Vpoelal , FALLM, Idaho, April 24. IDAHO of preparing the site of Anderson Druthers bank building hag resulted in the passing of one of the old landmarks of Envelope Chemises, $1.59 foot foiling. Every feature of accommodations banking known will be incorporated in it. The building' will contain two rooms for the working force of the bank, a li rectors room, a fanners room, eleven cages and six vaults, three on the basement floor and three upstairs. The safety deposit vault will contain inboxes, ilodern equipment, such as dividual phone communication with each cage, will be placed throughout tbo bank. Wight of Kansas City are Wight The the architects and contractor. building will be absolutely fireproof and will cost approximately $2n0,0liU, exclusive of the site. It will be completed and ready for occupancy by October 1. 1 2 modern 91-6- Made of noft finished muslin top, trimmed with embroidery or lace and inaertionn; 92.00 value Special 1.59 Boudoir Caps, 59c Made of lace, insertion and ribbon, combined with silk or satin pink, blue and rpse; regularly 75c. 'Hpeoial ...59c Heavy Wool Brussels Rugs, $45.00 Nowhere in this eity or elsewhere can be found such a splendid display of heavy Wool Brussels Bugs. Sixe 9x12 Painless Withers Dental Co., Inc. ' GUARANTEED DENTISTRY Work completed in one day when practical and necessary. Phone Wasatch 6354 for special appointment HOURS 8:30 a. m. to 7 p. m. 1221 Main Sundays, 9 to 1. 545.C3 at.; CBEX BUGS A complete range of the famous Crex Bugs, marked at the old 519.75 at Size 8x10 At. Childrens Hose, 59c Extra quality school Hose. The greatest value ia the eity. 59e per pair. Knit Underwear t era-bro- cries, insertions and lace; values. Special Envelope Chemises and Bloomerettes, $3.19 Made of fine nainsook. Beautifully trimmed front ami back with assorted lace,. insertions, medallions and ribbou. Values 1.00. to 3.19. np Special, 3.00 2.29 Womens Jersey Bloomers, 53o Jersey Bloomers. Black, white and 59e. pink; all sixes, Barptut Counter, Bloomers, $1.19 Women's Union Suits, 59c, 65c weight Union Bait. lar sixes, 59c; out sizes, 65e. Made of fine batiste, cambric or crepe; well made; reinforced sent, plain or 1.50. ruffle knee; regularly Bummer tt-1- 9 Womens Union Suits, 75c 517.49 Union Suits. Low neck And sleeveless, band top styles, at 75e. Pink Auerbach s are headquarters for .these excellent rugs, aad will be marked at during this sale tb the old low prices. BUGS POSITIONS OFFERED TO MANY TEACHERS Special to The Tribanc. PROVG. April 23. Seventy-fou- r teach- ers in the public schools of Provo have been offered reemployment for the ensuing school year by the board of education. It la thought that a large majority will accept. Following are those to whem contracts have been submitted: Melba Brown, Meta Wilkinson, Lillian Holmes, Jean Williams, Clara Holmes, Hannah Cardell, Vera Sasel Elliott, J. O. Garrett, Thelma Hulick, Bean. Ellen Anderson, Gertrude Page, Verona Jones, Kate Mathews, Velma Howe. Bucile Williams, Mvrtle Jones, Pauline Buckley, Olive Ghllchrlst, Mary Marman, l.orena Bearle, , Maurine Oberhansley, Elizabeth Holmes. Alice Childs. A. H. Anderson, Ivy Lowrey, Samuel Biddolph, Ole Christensen,- Elizabeth t'tricb, George J. Miles Mont Ilarnion, Grace Rummer. Pearl Gorvansen, J. J. Hickman. Lyle Jones.Mc-L B. Harmon. O. D. Campbell, J. W. Allister, VV. J Mortimer, Mattie Euta-verLydia Schramm. Jennie Wilkins. J W. Booth, Luther Childs, Bessie Rail cliffe, Mary Cornell. DeVera Child. Lyle Jolley, Ramona Fairer, Ruth Davies, Georgians Johnson, Eric Rasmussen, JenJennie nie Harding. Hasel VVestrope, Campbell. Clara Bagiev. Alice Wistrloh. Ethel Jensen. Jue Madsen, Ella Dorlus, Annie Nielsen. Hannah Oreetihalgh. Eva Christensen, Lea Hatch, Hugh W. Peterson, Raymond Partridge. Thelma Eggert-seLlmX Robbins, Earl F'oote, K. L. Hancock. A. C. Clayaon, Evelyn n. -- n, 7 Report Meet Quick DenioL TRIEST. April 23. (Ry the Associated Press I Bolshevik agitators and other undesirables deported from the Potted the American Btates, were on board steamer Susquehanna which went ashore near pola early this week. Thev arrived here today on the steamship Argentine, to which they were transferred after the Susquehanna bad Stranded. NEW YORK. April 24. Ellis Island officials said today that no agitators had been deported on the steamship Susquehanna, which went aground near Pola. Vision? to So Commemorated. In honor of Commemorative exercise the on hundredth anniversary of the reof his vision' first by Joseph ceiving Fmith will be held In all the wards of the L. D 8. church next Sunday. Tha Mutual Improvement associations who V Drawers, 69c Ladies Corsets, $2.19 showing of Corsets of discontinued models, at a great sacrifice. Front or back laeing. Medium and low elastic top, hose good supimrtera attached. Fink or white, hu.es 20 to 30. v alues up to 5.00. Bpecial 92.19 A special Regu- Special at , of cambric, trimmed broidery, lace and insertion; Bpecial . , 1 u Children's Bloomers, 50c em- h Made value. Jersey Bloomers, in pink, white and black, at 50e'. AH size. .... 69c Paint .and Wall HOUSEHOLD REQUIREMENTS 98c Sale Enamelware mm Dept. Paper All first-gradheavy gray enamel, the lot are: Dish Fan Convex Kettle Convex Kettles Preserving Kettles Tea Pots Coffee Pot IV, quart Bice Boiler e We can help Clean np and paint np. you. Get it all here. House Paints, $4.00 to $4.50 Per Gallon Kalsomine and Alabastine All Medium Colors, 73c Punch Cedar Oil Mops, $1.19 Punch Cedar Oil Polish, Quarts, 85c Punch Cedar Oil Polish, Pints, 45c 25c Punch Cedar Oil Polish, 19c Bottle Garden Bakes, 69c tooth sixe; hard wood handle. The items included in CHOICE rt Lawn Mowers, EACH Wash Tuba, L49 Galvanized Iron; Nickel Plated Tea Kettles, 2.98 Heavy copper, with nickel Garden Hoe, 59c Full size; well made. Wringer, 93.93 roll; frame. Lawn Swings, Heber J. Grant to Be Speaker. Daughter Ia Born. Work Is being PAUL. Idaho, April Announcement was made yesterday of rushed on a 1S,00 garage in this city and birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. the structure will be completed in time to the The talte care of summer tourists. Malcolm D. E. Larsen, 533 East Fifth street. baby was born at St. Mark s hospital, A Davis arc the owners. 2d. i and hild are Mother April reported os progressing favorably. Beer BUI Passes 21. Legislature. ALBANY, N. Y April 24. The assemRoad Bonds Voted. bly today adopted Senator Walker's bill, which is Intended to permit the sale and SpeU! to Tb Tribune. 24 Idaho. Bonds RUPFUT, manufacture of beer containing not more April than 21 per cent of alcohol. The vote Amounting to $165,00$ for road Improvement ami new work in tha Minidoka highwas S3 to 57. way dmtrift carrmtl Momiav bv a vot of 157 to 45. Tart of tne money will be Wheat High In Argentina. writ on a road from Acema to BUENOS AIRES. April 24 The price Minidoka dam. of wheat today reached the unprecedented quotation of 26 pesos a hundred kilos, Accused Irishman Acquitted. which Is equal to 3 3 pesos gold a bushel. DUBLIN. More than 8,000,000 bushels of wheat April 24 John Madden, were extiorted in the past week, breaking charged with the murder of Sergeant ail records. Brad) at Lorrv, Tipperary, last September. was acquitted In court here today, the lord chief Justice expressing approval Dies at Hospital. of the Jmy s verdict. A remarkable demonstration followed. Spent I to The Tribsne. POCATELLO. Idaho. April 24 John Balden, 40 years of age. died at a local United in Marriage. hospital last night. The body te being held pending advices from relatives in the Special to Tbe Tribune. RUPERT. Idaho. April 24. Miss Lenore east. Wignall and Lisle putting were married Hundav by the Rev. J. Fi Blimp of the Dead Man X Identified. of Christian church. Both are LINCOLN. Neb. April 24 The bod v of the 1S19 class of the Rupert graduate high school. a man found recently In a havwtack near Superior wes Identified today wt be that Deaf Mnta Worker Dies. of Robert thhults. who disappeared from ROCHESTER. N T . April 24 Edmond his home In Grand Island last October, according to a report received here from Xjon, frvKint of thMutWtrn N? lork and president Superior, lls mother made toe Identi- Institute for Deaf Authorities fication. tie of th American Association to Promote investigating .' l 95.49 Spading Porks, Ilardwood; complete with chains, ready for hanging. steel Heavy hardwood 1.49 prongs; handle. NEW YORK, Aprl 24. month's boyIllness. cott of candy, soda water and pastry was advocated today by Edwin J. O'Malley, Boy Killed by Falling Planel city commissioner of public markets, to FORT SMITH. Ark.. April 24. A relieve the sugar shortage and bring down boy was killed and two men In prices. He said lack of sugar for home consumption was due primarily to enormous consumption by manufacturers who had obtained control of the supply. President Heber J. Grant will be the speaker at the Eleventh Ward meeting tonight at 6 30 oclock. A special musical program will be rendered by the ward choir. Bishop William Armstrong will conduct the exercises. hard-woo- h nt Special to The Tribune. 2 Clothes Garden Hose, 5 Ft for 92.98 cut in 25 or 30 foot lengths. are taking the Initiative In the move-me- e matter are uorking on the theory that Teaehing of Deaf Mutes, Inventor of scientific dactyology, author of phonetic are sending out to all the aeventy-nin- tlio man was murdered. alphabets, well known capitalist, humanistakes special souvenirs of the octarian and social worker, died at his home . casion. Proposes Boycott of Candy. here today of pneumonia after a brief A Building Large Garage. No. medium size. . Oil Company la Convicted. TULSA. Ok la., April 24. The mope of the practice of mislabeling casing head gasoline for naphtha to take advantage of lower freight rates while the railroads were under federal control, was Indicated In the conviction of the Gulf Refining company on 100 counts In the federal court Similar Indictments here early today. nr resting against several other com panies. that Judge R. L. Williams announced until the Judgment would be withheld next term of the federal court at Mus- , , kogee, Okla. 8.95 - Ball bearing: 14 inch size; self a -- -- CONGO LEUM so much - 0 Made of aoft finished muslin and cambric tops, trimmed with imported Made of fine slipover stile, beautifully trimmed with imported laec (val), sheer embrunle-- y medallion, insertions, tinv tuck and slurring, beading and ribbon. A wondcrfill selection to elioose from; values to 4.0(1, Special, 11.19. Camisoles, $1.19 A successful dental practice must be a profitable practice, because the profession is primarily the 'business by which the dentist earns a living for himself and family. Success, however, does not depend upon big fees but upon good business methods, which include professional ability, sterling honesty and good management. The reason some dentists charge more is not because they know more or give more, but because their patients are paying for service NOT rendered as well as for service - Silk and fiber Hose, in black, white and colors, at 91- -5 per pair. Made of fine cambric top. Trimmed with imported embroidery, insertion, lace and tuck. . Values up to 4.00. Special, 3.19. People Who Pay Dental Bills Will Find Food for Thought in the Following Article pay for inefficient handling of appointments and patients; you pay for experiments' and waste in the laboratory; or if he has no labpratory you pay two profits on mechanical work sent out to commercial laboratories, and if your case is exceptional you are sent to a specialist, who charges extra for his title and a little more to recompense the other dentist. . Early recognition of these evils was responsible for the new era in dental efficiency that followed opening this office many years ago. Here you have the services of several specialists in one office; here you are not held to a fee bill, which compels the dentist to charge you a minimum fee whether service is worth it or not; here appointments are made so systematically that neither you nor the dentist has to wait; we are always busy, and have no idle time to apportion among patients. All mechanical work is done by trained dental mechanics; the work is done better and costs less both to us ' and to you. can we afford to give you a better service for Naturally, less money, and good business as well as good morals prompts us o do just that. - Thousands of people have found'it pays them to come here for dental work, yet few of them ever stopped to figure out just why we gave them so much for so little, ' The sooner you find it out the more pain, time and money you will save. Lot 3 Night Gowns, $3.19 nainsook Petticoats, $3.19 Kllllg! The .dentist who figures his time worth per hour, is taking into account the idle hours as well as those he works in other words, you pay so much per hour per DAY, WEEK and MONTH In addition to paying for each service rendered, you pay your prorata for idle time, ecause he has not sufficient engagements to keep him busy. You also pay a minimum fee regardless of his skill or whether he is a rapid workman or a slow one. You pay for bad accounts people who do not pay their bills; you $2.29 Petticoats, $2.29 Made of silk or wash satin, trimmed with laeee, insertion, beading and ribbon; regularly 1.50. Special . ...1.19 actually rendered. Hose, $1.25 Petticoats, $1.59 Why Some Dentists and white. Double Bargain at 50e pair. Lisle Hose, black bcel. sule and toe. Made of fma nainsook, trimmed with fine val laces, embroidery. Insertions, medallions, beadinj and ribbon; also pretty sheer batiste and Windsor erepo in pink or white; values up to 3.00. 92.29 Special llion, beading and ribbon; elaborately trimmed or plain neat effeets. Value up to 12.00. Special inspector notorious syndicalist, Joae Garcia. A The new structure will be built of young girt was wounded during the shootgranite, 70x90 feet, and will have a ing, but the inspector was vnhurL Womens Lisle Hose, 50c Pair Womens Silk and Fiber of fine naiusook, beautifully triinmod with lacea, insertion!, meda- the city. The old frame buildings, which bad stood for so many years at the corner of Broadway and Ihoupe avenue, marking a prominent busmens . flra oa Police Inspector. block as a fire trap and detriment to the progress of the citv, have disapBAKCEIjONA, April 24. A group of peared and in their stead will be syndicalists last night fired at Police Inerected one of the finest and most spector Bouts Boon, who returned theatre. bank buildings in the nortlt-wet- . The wounded and arrested the per pair. Envelope Chemises, Made t Fine mercerized lisle Hose, black only. Beconds of the beet grades, at 33c Made of fine Windsor crepe, r tyle, embroidery aad ribbon trimmed; acieral styles to ehooaa from; regular 2.00 value. Special 11.69 30 Women's Hose, 35c Pair Night Gowns, $2.29 Night Gowns, 1.59 and $1.69 $1.59 Wonderful Bargains In Pretty White Undermuslins Sacrificed! Expected to Be Ready for Occupancy by First of ,33a (Several hundred bolts of domestic an 1 rrtutinrv, purchased imported Drsperr before the recent lug prn-advance 30 melte aide. The greatest pattern range in the rity wonderful bargains. IMPORTED BUNFAST DUAPEREES-Th- e 1 Yr').. jf T Soo Our Bip Ad on Pago 12, Nowo Section Lot 5 - 23, 1920. Wash Boilers, 91.89 Heavy galvanized, large sie. jured, one seriously, at Salllsaw, Okla., late today when an airplane, driven by Bob Fogg, a former army aviator, fell forty feet and plowed It way through a crowd of 2000 person,' according to dispatches received here. Lot The Tribune Want Ads supply that petair girl this time for you. CAPITOL SEIOSGV 0 WIST SECOND SOUTH Maid o' Clover Butter ........,.C5c 2Sc Pure White Lard. lb. M. J. B. Coffee, jer lb. ,.56 can M. J. B. Coffee (2 65 ..55e Shilling's Coffee, per lb Hills Red Can Coffee, per lb. ... 55c New Htock N. B. O. Crackers, 15c any kind of pkg 5 large Boxes Best Matches . , . .25c 2 tall cans Salmon 35c 1 cans Country Gentleman Corn.SOe 2 cans Parker's June Peas 2 5c S cans Old Dutch Cleanser 45s 4 can Lighthouse Cleanser ... ...25c Id bars White Fiver feoap ,.,,..50c 55c bag Yellow Corn Mepl can McDonald Pure Bleak- 0c fast Cocoa 2 can 25o (tall) Kego Milk 10 bar A. B. Naptha Soap 80c 25c lbs. Washing Soda 2 or Lemon Vanilla bottles 15c Flavor t pkg. Queen's Taate Macaroni 25c or spaghetti r Joe McDonald's cans Instant h. h. Cocoa b. can Crtsco can Crtsco 15o .(2.10 1.10 ....10c Bloatera, 2 for .....Boe lb. Beat Jap Rice 50c cans (Sun-KlsPeas fl.40 can Mazola Oil 40c 6 lie can Instant Postum 1 lb. Corn Starch .....10c 55c 2 pkgs. Cream of Wheat 1 lb. Upton a Yellow Label Tea. .80c 55c 1 quart Best Malt Svrup 5 cans Libby a Deviled Meat ...25c Sardines... cans Oil 25c Regular ,15c per can New stock Blue Lsbel Ketchup. . .30c Cove Oysters, per can ...........15c ,...40c Best Walnuts, per lb 50c 3 cans Roval Blue tlorn Soc can Koval Baking Powder... 40c corn Flake ...25e 2 pkgs. Kellogg' ..25c 2 pkgs. Post Toastie 2 pkgs. Jello or Jiffy Jell , ...... 25c ... ...75c Best twrgon Hois. per lb. 6 dozen Beer Bottle Tope .......25c 75c Broom tl.isl Rtgular 25e 3 pkgs. I'needa Biscuits and Pork Pierce's can Large 13c 2) Beans t N Yacht Club Salsd Dressing .... 35c an Camps 2 cans egetable 2 S t) L O- - Soup 25c MONDAY M0ENINQ SALE, 8 TO 12 O'CLOCK 5 lbs. Sugar ...80c 3 pkgs. Brink e Corn 25c Flakes 10 ban Best White Soap 55c 35c Lux 3 pkgs. 25c 4 pkg:. Vermicelli 3 Iba. Best Navy Beans ,.25o Tall cans McGowans Eett Salmon .....35c 3 pkgs. N. B. C. Crackers, Palmolive 3 bars 40c Soap ,..2jc any kind r s. |
