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Show 12 . '4 THE SALT IAK ... ;Plans RapidifeMatuf ing- -f or Knights of Columbus Carnival; COME . EARLY TIUBUNE, WEDNEgDAY MORXiyQ,' APRIL 8.,192&? Pi7 BARGAINS. AN OUTPOURING OF WONDERFUL ! nnnn '3 BARGAINS. to otcarn , 11 I 11 i I .. " " w - 1 . iM i AP,rrrwn ' ' 1 Rogg Diicli WONDERFUL VALUES AMAZINd AVINQg NO PHONI OttOERa, NO OOOM gOLD TO DEAL-Eat- s. WE RESERVC THE HOMa; TO LlaJIT QUANTINO .EXCHANGES, TIES. NO APPROVALS PUfflNO THIS MAMMOTH SALE. Eatra aaieeseepla ts giv yew prompt and eaxarteeut New SMrchsiasis and new bargain, afferad every Say dwrlng sale. SALT LAKE, CITY. UTAH. ill 1 1 Crowd nunnaua .? AS3ER EACH GO. AND GET YOUR PICK OF THE WONDERFUL Follow tb r 1 I 49 c Salo, ITardj- - Two-Yea- , VUI Bloom Trunks - - MATTINO t SUITCASES J. i. Brennan, Jfcmph Pruss, Robert Baglln, U A. Mnsev-- . The general committee In charge of the entire event consist of J. F. Malone, Jawiee Ivors, chairman; moraaa F. Kearna, P. HI Uvfitn and .Tickets Already in Demand for Event at thie Odeon to Raise War on Headlight Fund to Build Result in 100 Arrest Club Annex. ..uunmi The - Grocenes.Druflfi. I Weil-Dress- ed iblfirfc HmteofiirnicK. 'iV rdintd, nugs. urapones ana oampis of Furniture. All at Unheard of Prices By EAUNAH Correct Clothes te Meet the of I very Occaelen (Copyright, lKt, by N.A.R.C.4F.) - nurs I hae eo many , marrsiotu resulta from Tanlac. For perron an a, anaemia, stotnack troabl and building up th system after opera tioni I consider Tanlac freat! ' Mr. K. M. Low, Walnut Park, OaL MTJBSE Lwe'i atatemeat merely 4 back up what over on hundred thousand grateful Tanlae user have said about thii great natural tonie and builder. Our file are packed with such teatinonr. If your arttem ia run down, if yon can't teem to eat or tleep, hare lost weight or uffer from trying PiVwhy aot let Tanlac start to bring you back to vieoroua strength "AJ a romantic aepect of It; now for the practical lde. When a man into the open he Is confronted steps with a carnival of color the blue of the sky, the green of the turf, the gray of the clouds, the purple of the hills wrapped In haae, the crimson and orange of the suneet brilliant color everywhere. Against such a background the boldest effect In dres are not only advisable, but admirable. That is why the sportsman Is addicted to crlip cuhit and cheery character In his f'eld. country and knockabout clothes. blend in with hie surroundings.TheyThey buoy andlealth. up his r They take a loaf from long, wretchedywait to get re- the Book of Nature. Absorbed In the srrlsus pursuit of mits! Tajilae atari right in to 11 1. quite .mderstandHbl Duiia tou np. it clear th blood, that !..,. a msn prefers to dress revitalise fixe quietly,many digeativ orgaju, avoiding all that is tip th liver and make yon feel and flamboyant. However, whenfljrtd be like a new person. 11 1. , Pase trvm of the lightness and thing brightness For Constipation .... enoura soruce Taka Tanlac VegeUblg Mia, li' ,up nis style ofuuiuuon dress. At their a man s clothes are darksome and depressing. Hence he should hall every opportunity to go In for the colorful end the picturesque, for these most truly reflect the spirit of sport FOB. YO and the -- environment of the sportsman.Granted W6st men that leave the THREE GENERATIONS waistcoat when they put on the off knlck'. red suit, nevertheless there are OF WOMEN many others who either do not care to go waistcoatless or whn fancy the sleeveless knitted or any of-- the various substitutesJacket ia J8S1. made on t.lit.i... .u... coat or waistcoat or both. Thus for the tar generations of weaven have plaid wool 'waistcoat of the tvps lllus-' 1 ied thU root and trated here Is a smart and sportsmanlike garment to wear with golf hertremedylfor their ailments with or country- clot act. It Is borrowed wonderlttt uccea. Very of tea we the kit .of th horseback rldr hear of famaliee where tae grand-- , from, modification a of being n the, old mot her, mother and daughter teattfy waistcoat named after the -to its virtue. This aceounta horse In for the market London. waistcoat rrmr astounding grown and dAnand for eucn a thi dependable medicine from all Lin woven or knitted. It Is procurable over the United Btats and from m boldly contrasting check or strines a light light or dark colors or many foreign eoun tries a well.- ground whit,- cream. Ivory, dove ' (Advertisement.. , sray ana so on, as well as tn dell-It pastel tint. Ton may for golf, tor th saddle or waajr tor the country. aJway with knickers. Th tyle shown Is not put la onlv one of many arbitrary,, models, air of wkh are smart tn their proper no for their proper purposes. place (Copyright. ;5, by C. E. Wry.) Hundreds of households dsllv tell HMM Talma trm A of their needs through Tribune Want Ada. . V I fl - r IS JTI m Slipper of fashion m tmj Rhftwn U l i -.- Cfce-errTf , . a--e .isall.m.l- - r '--' itt' ! I f - ca eC"c' aI t' rzr- - t .V k.M e t - I Auerbach'a Main Floor A m . "Ruby Ring" Hose - lVhUwail&U UUVllaW asak VASSW "Ruby Ring" IVl. E. Smith Bankrupt Stock Sale An Impressive Selling of Pre-East- er ojiru fn7 "Rbby mint" Chlrfan H UH top, SI.C3 all colors........ Chlffoe "Ruby Ring" He An silk to top, 4S all colors.............. WltlQ . o o 3) Another popular ult ia the belt suit, mad so It canoe worn as a Norfolk. beKed back or model suitT Some of these ara four pieces, which Includes Test, coat and, two pairs of pants; ara three pieces, c a n a 1 tine of eoat and - two ...... . Save Money on Groceries in THIS GREAT S Ausrbach's Quality Grccytcrya at , lJl and at $49.50, $59.50 and Up ci Voguish new modes in the most, popular fabrics and in wometl's and misses' sizes. fair -- of pant. Junior Buitv to $13.60 $8.50 ; Piece School Suits, $24.00 ; J 4- - Piece School Suits, ... $3.05 to $2100 - Other Sui,ts, 3-- J , $9.85 to color-'ing- s, , ' $4.95, $5.75, $7.95 (Auerbach'a Main Floor.)' 9 a, m. to 1 p. m. the rlfht tp limit uantltr ' Morning Specials, reaerr V,,-(- Fine Granulated Sugar Hills Bed Can Coffee, Sliced Boiled Ham, lb. Jell-- all flavors En-(U- ah ethers , Others (9 pants. . ct Alt-Si- lk ..... knick-erbock- er Distinctive Styles, , - Orange sponge cake, with orange sherbet 15c ...5c Orange IoCream 6oda . . .... . .10c Orange rrappe Auerbach ' boys' department is filled with quality suit in Urgt variety. Boys new smart suit, are the English model coat, with plain' straight back and iet-i-a pockets; for the junior 5 to 10 years old with a vest and two pain of knicker-bocke- r pants or one ' and one atoIT The Fashion Successes of Paris' and New York, Copies f in Line and Fabric - S2.C3 He. .. . Sarvic Wednesday Is ORANGEDAY Auerbach's Fountain Boys' Suite Aneventforthesmartly-dresse- d nve-DUir- "1 I - 1 eassvFis saw wa . season's newest style aad patterns ara arriving dally at Auerbach'. Stylea In patent leather, black and blonde satin, taa alf and combinations. Tst-trt&- for Children Downstairs.) Th " ! ' Via. rchandisc Arriving ; Diuly ; by Freight and Express From the Big Sale of M. E. SmitK & Co. of Ihi Merchandise It Being Marked and Placed on Sale a Fat as It Reaches U.- - New Bargains Omaha, Neb. Every Day. In Addition, Ve Have RUTHLESSLY REDUCED Many Lines of NEW. CHOICE MERCHANDISE UR HEALTH CuticuraSoap I Pure and Sweet (Auerbach' . .,... . - rv-' - lri hn-ip- r $43 leather lined..., Several Ca'roads of Assorted Satnpe tir Itenges, Refrigerators. ta Living Mom. Bed ffoom tad Dining Room Furniture. Osdsr Wests. Mirrors atr Praises Tanlac that AOS OiSPLAYS FOR MATCHLESS BARGAINS EvmiMlededtoto Another Nurse TBAVBLINO Oenuln leather, r WW SEE- - OUR WINDOW "rnrre. v wu MM feX "aLines wa -- Obligation ft -- fe ttmJ v 90 i , inqs, Garden and Lawn Tools and Equipn I r HI. . Man PORTINO WAISVBOAT. master mixer of colors la not Rubens nor. Raphael, but nature Kmerson declared that "nature cannot be surprised In undress. -- - Beauty "" Ana Alex-BdPope set down that a tree Is "uuirr aojnci nsn a prince la hi coronation robes. 80 much for the ft at ' ' V a ArtirAn UsasaaaeVa DoNorMissTms n, i irTSs.- - Dresses and Ladies Ready to Vaar China. Gbssvaro.Z Thug Attach Farmer. but Loiti in Battle . -- I and Towels, Silks, Dres3 Goods, Hosiery , Shoes. Ondsrwean wens ana ooys rurnisnmgs ena shirts, Lcdies Aprons, Coctocn: " - LADIES' HAT BOXES Black duck, nloely lined with cretonns m mmmt t -- Unmatchable in its Tremendous Underselling, n 1,3 rovers, - uoxxon Piece uooarisnnQis, caving mignty Linens - r- " V ft ytm e had been vMawtoid "lcr lhu on ! bT street about I oelaek Monde Regent ei.ht n.i ma. ' u m ui mmA ail. 'rum me noepita by relative. - . all mvsiommMERCfiJvmEArm in addition m have ruthlessly reduced many lines of Mc.vCHo r Alirea A. Jrtnai 71 - . nunier wara. was taken in ha.m.. gency hospital from a Regent street rooming house yesterday morning suffering from bruisee on the left ihoul-f?.- ... I Mercha ndise,- Givina the PeoDle of Salt Lako nid Vicf Th wvn?fii 'W' . I . twji w upporxunruj ot a Lifetime xo tave noncy. ' Mora than 100 arreeta have been made within the last few day by Ticket for the Knlht of rnemoers 01 uie snerirr a force In carcarnival to be tield in the Odeon rying out their Dromla to war war violators or ue automobile hall durlnc th weik of April U to taw, which require that ech It ara in chair of Hi Uernell rtrU, year uie of every auand th oommitt.e report several tomobile itgming be tested at a place regls- thousand add. Th young- - ladles art tereo by the secretary ox state, and the owner obtain a certificate .hard at work helping put over th lhat hewing hta car has been event, and will assist curing fh keeping th card In his car tested, at all carnival The Catholic - Woman limee. e arrests Include al iluii f lea-uand alumni of 81. Mary's will d ItTh ions B th lighting system, such also lira aid. th "na-aye- d" car. th automo-bll- e Plana are already under wajr tor without a rear lamp burning, the ugnia. ana llgnt which pedal features each evening, and ""-'r'eiiinguisnea. , beatdea dancing, aid ahowa and there will be many survaudeville, prises. Local clubs and elvlo are heartily supporting the carnival and tt l hoped that the publlo will alao reepond to thie worthy cauee, for all funda ralaed will be uaed tor th erection of an auditorium annex to the preeent Knlfhte of Columbu bullinng on South Temple atreet. Additional name have been added to the carnival committee aa follow: Booth committee.. T. F. Kearna. chairman; gamee committee, T. JF. Kearna, ehsirroaify Robert Brohman, Ralph Bruneau, John Hearley, Frank Maher. jack WflllemaT Jack "BaMwtn. Jamra l4rnrt John Jt'eak, Frank! I Oroot, Wimn Wescott, Robert IrUcoll. Albert iJrleooll, Ueorge John Fltspatrtrk, Arthur Albert Hacklm. Courtney 'Lynch, U H Ksnnebeck, Joseph William Leahy, Leonard Reynolds, Llttell, William Smith, David Matier, Lionel Mass In, Charles Moon.y, ert Rlnghola, Ooorge Helta, Robert Baglln, Frank Kane, Jack O'Brien, Hoaran. P. J. O'CarroU, Neil O'DonneU, T. J. O'Brien, Hugh Ryan. Jack Cook, John Ooran, Allan Riley, Frank Tavey, Jame Walsh, Ray Werner, Frank Capltolo, Nick Rlnet-t- l, (llrmento Capltolo, Louie toln, Robert B. Mark. Entertainment committee. James chairman; 8. Nelliganr HowTver, ard Bmry, Fred Brlenlng, Red Callahan, Jack Callahan, J. J. Kelly. Joseph Coakley. Ticket committee, J.', Q Dwyer. chairman: P. H. Ooggln. W. H. feeurstetter, Oiarlea Mooney. Jame P. J. aCarrolL Tom Foley, i s ? Truiika at 28aliedactioni T 7 MiiccitrMniiP lifter op rfieAttmU'iY Suit d ... $i.a Wardrob A lew of the mny Mey&tt girls, pfoo will assist In the ticket sale for the Knights oiolumbus carnivaL Left to right, Mary Wade, Katherine lagiix Jileau Goulet, Margaret McGean, Helen Keyting and Mildred Barrett. Thisji S&gi-ud- regular ) J Case '. 100 ' r Field Grown Bushe. , . ... 1-l- '.8 lbs. cans b. 57c S3c 60c ...... .......a....,;... ...8c ALL DAT SPECIALS Pint .Quart Maxoia , cans. .. aiwwcan ...6WC0,,. 97c Lib. Peanut Butter ana. 25c . .. Shredded ; Wheat . 11c Lighthouse Cleanser, 2 for . . :y. . . . . . 8c 10c Mab Paste Golden Valley Creamery Butter 44c wesson and Jt' ..... L' ....l.i...t....7e AUCRBACHS DELICATESSEN OERARTMENT- riNNAN HADOIES, LB. ... ..'..."....... JOe KIPPSREO SALMON, LB IMRORTtO OOAT CHItll, LB. oe l.LB. BRICK CODFISH, LB. .....v... .f7. ...........,....'o .......... ljT AUEEB ACT'S MEAT ..OEPT.-r.-Mentlng Speeiala, a, mi t 1 p. m. j Sirloin & Steaks, young beef, lb, 25e Pure White Lard, 3 lbs.' Fresh Cut Spare Ribs, 3 lbs. . .23c .........,..:.63e I |
