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Show .Tllft SALT LAKE" TRIBUNE, NOTIONS Furniture Shipped at Less fe rard llooks aad Eyes Jhan Freight 10c card 1 t Odell Start Ac George T. Allot- tivitx to Secure 4 I t''''""' h i;1 QUOt stamps for war having ' rzizfrslr WHAT HAVE TOU dMy roa bonds. .h the stamps and baby of 7ar 8VThe halt . that new war savings bo- 1,ft be organised and that the of th oid organisations renew g to make a Permanent !?fr ofeffort the thrift stamps. organ iT.dtiuarter for the war savings are located at room 606 Deseret $12.50 Boys Suits, $9.95 Navy blue all wool serges, fancy tweeds, cakMmercs and honiyspuui, in splendid colorings. Durable qual ities, smart styles, good tailoring, etc. Neat suits, worth $12.50 and more. Sires up to 19. SOCIETY ateh. patterns and splendid qualitv. Sires 3 to 9 years. hat and leggings to Expected Soon from Europe record-breakin- Natty little Eton style suits, with straight cut trousers. Neat, genteel patterns in spring fabrics, as well as, heavier materials, bires mostly 22 to 6 years. .ank building. to get additional water three seek Utah. ha irvir L. Jensen of Oakley. with the state engineer fW application of water foot aecoud one use of er the Hummlt county, 'rom Painter springs in concentration of i The water Is desired for The diversion work will a mill s onflat of a pump and pipe line. I Application for two second feet of wa-t,from the Pine White Rocks springe mad by Cedar n iron county ha for municipal purpoae. The diver irity Jrion works are to consist of a concrete h wooden distribut-- 1 Astern and a ng pipe. 14,960 feet In length. been I Twenty second tfeet of water haa coun-t 5 applied for from Trout creek, Juab a of Caider Neff Samuel v by David and I Station, for use tn irrigating 1600 acre of farm lands. The diversion wofks are to f onulst of a concrete dam and iron pipe er bn five-inc- ln. IPS MAUDE FITCH, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fitch of Eu- reka, who has for several months $1.25 Blouses and Shirts, 69c Each 98e 40 $1.25 values in shirts and blouses, Neckband and attached ex- ' al ar-ke- ts, see Pineapple Griffon Puritan Ham, TRANSPORT tn nm a Sirs Dr. Edward a Ohio Physician Dr. F. M. Edward for 17 fear treated ewea of women for liver and bowel Jilmenta, During these Tears he fare to Parents a prescription made of a few vegetable ingredients mixed vith olive oil, naming them Dr. Edwards OUra Tablet!. You will know theta fcj their olive color. These tablets are wonder-workeon the 6ver and bowels which cause a normal ctwn, carrying off the waste sad poisonous matter in one'a system. U you have a pale face tallow look, dull ry, pimplea, coated tongue, headaches, jisUess, feeling, all out of sort hctive bowels, you take one of Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly for a time te the pleasing results. Thousands of women as well sa men Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets the euc esful substitute for calomel now and iut keep in the pink of condition. JOc and 25c per box. All druggists. Well-Know- rs d and Mrs. Lewis William store, pack and ship household goods at rates. If jour shipping east,' west, north or outh we can serve and save you money. move, educed Ss REDMAN. FIREPROOF STORAGE CO. WEST Phone Was. 1164 and I16S 136 EO. 4TH Kx-elle- $1.65 Group SHIRTS SHIRTS Worth up to 41. 'id. Soft and stiff cult Wonderful styles. values. All skes. 92.00 to $2.50 i allies. Finest of textiles. Rich, olorful noveltv patterns, -- as well a an abundance of the genteel effects. Bacon, ,ib. 95c Light and dark blue and gra Well worth $1.51. brays of the best quality. day WORK GLOVES, fl.98 Made of buckskin. A glove really worth $3.00, but I bought under regular price. 35c WOOL BOX, 25c PAIR Light weight wool aox, In oxford gray or black. 12.50 ,1mm Annual Sale of Undermuslins -- Auerbachs Lot 1 Lot ,2 $2.19 $1.49 GOWNS, ENVELOPE CHEMISES AND SKIRTS Values Up to 14.00, GOWNS, ENVELOPE CHEMISES AND SKIRTS Values Up to $2.50. E pedal Cl fin at GOWNS made of soft Slipover ished muslin,, crepe and pink Special 52.19 at S . es. bU C Pure SKIRTS wonderful showiug of new kkirts, trimmed with embroidery, laces, insertions and tucks. Regular $2.23. and $2.30 values. Special at... 51.49 ENVELOPE CHEMISES Made of fine muslin, naiusook and cotton crepe. Beautifully trimmed with pretty of embroidery and laces, beading and ribbon; also plain neat styles. Regular $2.25 and 12 50 'alues. C l)ecial at Ip I gft 24e $1.79 Made of good quality Percales or Ginghams. Many pretty different styles fo choose from. These apron eome in light and medium colors A alues stripes, checks and figures, up to $2.30. SI 7H Bungalow Special Aprons, Vlsls at.....' ENVELOPE CHEMISES AND STEP IN CHEMISES Made of find nainsook; beautifully made and trimmed with fine laees, embroideries, insertions, medallions, beading and ribbon. Values up te t APRONS i at...., Vs A Lemons, per doz... fcw 19c Made of fine nainsook, Windsor crepe, in plain white or pink, with bluebird design and pretty pink batiste. iSlipovrr style, prettily trimmed WUb laees, embroideries, insertions, medallions, beading aud ribbon. In this lot we arc also showing a beam tiful line of yoked gowns, made of fine eambne, trimmed with good em broidery, insertions and to eh, high and V neck. Values up C9) I ft 1 1 to $3.50. bpecisl finba- tiste. Beautifully trimmed with embroidery, insertions, laees and ribbon; also yoke styles, high and V nock, trimmed with embroidery, Insertions and tueks. Regular $2.25 aud $2.50 C I ( values. Special at.... v Griffon Large White Asparagus Monarch Food of Sincral i a at 4e. wou-derl- dozen ladies' finest real French Kid Glove, in im-m- white onlv; length. Kelb nig at $5.00 pair. Big baturday bar- gain at $1.98 pair.. (Auerbachs Main Floor.) Hosiery Bargains Several Thousand Pair of Ladies Silk Fiber and Pure Silk Hose, $4.00. at. Hpecial BLOOMERS, BREAKFAST CAPS 52.19 SKIRTS Made of soft finished muslin tops, trimmed with beautiful embroideries, Several styles to choose from. Regular $4.00 value. 1$) I special at P) J yt 59c Made of pink or white batiste, cut full size. Regular $1.09 value. Hpecial at...... 53c Made of organdy aud act, trimmed with lace mid ribbons. 1 value: ENVELOPE CHEMISES, 59c Hpecial Made of nainsook, crepe and barred dimity, trimmed with I)ove Brand" We are the sole agents for the embroidery, lace, insertion, beading aud ribbon. Muslin Underwear, which is known for its superior qualValues up to $1.50, Special at ity, workmanship and perfect fit. ( Auerbach V Third Floor.) 5c or 2 for 25c well-know- Per Pair 63 o GAUNTLET 65c SUSPENDERS, 49c FAIR New, fresh stock, of guaranteed quality. 25c BLACK WORK SOX, 3 PAIRS 50c U. S. A. Height. The best pownble for long wear. X M. 0w8 To anyone Fine-Lisle- , 8Sc 23c uV 51.75 53.29 wUC are a quantity of silk and lisle hose. Black and white and all the wanted colors. All are perfect 73 to $1 25 value. Today bargaiu price, 63 e. Amongst them Another Big Lot of Ladies Mercerized Lisle Hose, 39o Per Pair These have .the seam ia back. All the wanted shades are included in this lot, and while these qjr second of the 69c and 75e grade, yet they are wonderful bargains at 39e. Ladie Hose, 19c Pair Big special bargain ia ladies fin lisle weight hose, in black, white All are porter' t t! and aouie rolors. goods. Today, special, 19 pair. Saturday Is Childrens Day at Auerbachs little Girla Dresses, 59c Made of good quality of gingham. check and plain color. Ail Hire 2 to 5 year. good styles. Value up to $1.25, Special, 59c. Stripe, Little Girls Hats, lOo Very special, a there are Talue to 1 1.0U in this lot. - up Rompers, 49c Made of fine quality of gingham, ia also plaia pretty stripe nd checks; whit madras. Hixe 4 te 6 year, $1.00 value. Special for 49c. S degree.: lowest n Jn. d I URGES BUILDING OF MODERN SCHOOL III? Necessity for a new and modern school structure to take th place of the building now housing the students of th West high, is the subject of the latest issue of the Red and Black, the school paper. The main building of the West high has been 'standing more than sixty years. The chief buildings are Inadequate to handle the large number of students, and five shacks, called br thesstudents refrigerator.' have been added for classrooms, the Red and Black points out. These buildings are heated bv stoves, which distribute an unequal warmth and are scattered about th grounds in such a manner that several minutes' walk I necessitated changing of during th - , t . Special to Th Tribune. , PROVO, Feb. 14. John P. McGuire, superintendent of the First ward Sundsy w bool, " announces that all departments tomorrow of the school will be resumed e morning at th usual hopr,- - Piles Cored In 6 to 14 Daya. Paso O'nt-me- nt Druggist refund money IfBlind. Bleedfsi.a to cur Itching, Steps Irritation; ing or Protruding Piles. Boothes sftd Heals. You ran get rerlftil Price appll'-atlofirst th after eeep (Advertisement SOc. J, . A 4 rri f.;l ANNUAL WATER TAX LEVIED IN PROVO IN FEDERAL COURT WHISKY TRIAL ON DATA WEATHER la this month since 1874, - t All WORK SHIRTS, F. A. Barton of Richfield, Utah, lowest this month since US degree,; is the guest of Mrs. J. R. Valentine of laet sight, 18 dfrrrft l$n ! nwff tffipnlttrt ft74 this city. Knai I. fof ii Hr f th Mr. Sam R. Meyer and little daughter 71$ ftccQnBUtcd kcm ilrw Jisuiry will arrive Tuesday from Chicago and 1, 17 dr- will be guests of Mrs. Meyer's parents, BUttvft humidity at t a. m. todir, T7 p t Mr. and Mrs. Max W. Well. Mt. rutle fcontdUy tt 0 p. m. tods. w boot, PToteit'recipttntlo foe tho twentj-fmi- r Mr. and Mrs, K. G. Wilson are at horn . trace: total for tht, month p. ending et In the Maryland apartments. fo date. 1.22 Inches; accnmnlated extei for Inch; total preclpito-ttomoeth to Set. . ; aecnm-uteVadner Greene, formerly Miss this Once J. miner J to dele. 1.22 Inch la few weeks a spending Georgia Vadner, deficiency tines Jtnnarr 1, M Inch. 01. 6 In th city on her way to visit Mrs. B. F eon nets, Sun rises, 7.4. Miller, Jr., of Los Angeles, Cab, and WEATHER OBSERVATIONS TAKEN AT Mrs. Louis C. Cates of Ray, Aria. MOF.NTAIN TIME. I. Mr. Services Begin Sunday. Values up to ifl.To. n 8, Snappy pa fa hrics. dresxy and nui he finish Auerbach is Men's Shop Affords Savings Appreciated by AH Men. Captain Jesse Winter Smith, formerly of this city, who has been at Camp si Salt lake Cir. Comparative weather date Humphrey. Va., spent last week In Salt Lake visiting friends and relatives, on February t4. Wit: M degree, . bih-eo- t his way to Camp Kearny, Cal. Higbest temperature toiler, classes. 1a',.1-len- et ill s ' tier - Bowles will entertain ten close friends at dinner this evening at their home on East South Temple street. one-sto- ry 9 lb. Puritan i Mr. 1 Monarch Maple Syrup 30c Sliced Pineapple ban-ine- -- .. 15c 1 Th P. E. O. Sisterhood will meet thl afternoon with Mr. Lticy Gaby Smith, 701 Second avenue. Mrs. Hugo Druehl will be the assisting hostess. tn pditi rn Auerbach) Groceries 22c H a ar a i an Monarch' Nur Seal Midget y, ed SHIRTS th- Unusual Floor.; l)R-Pickl- Kid Gloves, in Ladies Kid Gloves, $1.98 Pair GOWNS s' Th Saturday Night Dancing club will give a dance at the Ladles' Literary club this evening. The members iclude Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Lswrv, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Martlneau, Jr., Mr. and Mr. A. I. Hoppaugh and Mr. and Mr. Charles E. Hawver. SHIRTS Main Floor.) (Auerbach's SjlFF 1V,J Jailed on Bad Check Charge. Ktlson. charged with having a check without sufficient fund in j the bank, was brought back yesterday i rom DeputMidway, Wasatch countv, y- Sheriff Arthur Waller ami by lodged In the county jaiL The man Is said to ia'e casned several check shout Salt r'H,ru,y. the one upon w hwh complaint was made having been given to a Jeweler in payment for a diamond in. It is alleged. $1.15 Group sies 25c Cuticura Soap 21c 65c Halls Canker Remedy 43c 23c Lyons Tooth Powder 19c 25c Mentholatum 19c 60e Mentholatum 38c 76c $1.00 Mentholatum Creme Oil Hoap, per cake 7c (Limit 3 to a customer.) Pebeco Tooth Paste ,...39c 25c 4 ox. Glycerin and Rose Water for 17c function. A few doren ladies lda k only. Hire who can u.e this bargaiu. 79c Group t Specials for Today Reservations for the luncheon to be given at the Hotel Utah, February 22, in honor of Mrs. Philip Moore of the peace convention must be made not later ,than Thursday, February 20, from the committee in charge, which includes to the courv Mrs. W. F. Adams, Mrs. Charles Crlsinon, hold the same relationship ties that the chambers of commerce hefd Mrs. Mae Taylor Myaton, 61m. E. W. tn cities js being worked out on a prJc-tfcSenior, Mrs. E. M. Llndgard. Mrs. K. G. Go wans, Mrs. W. A. Wight. Mrs. E. 11. basis. The securing of wider of better farming Critchlow, Mrs. Charles Livingston and Introduction . methods and Mrs. Louisa Weinegar. All women are providing work for m greater number of men are among tile plans cordially Invited. ; oetng evolved. i In compliment to her guest, Mrs, John H. Jones of New York, Mm. 61. K. parPARAMOUNT sons entertained at her home In the apartments yesterday at TO GIVE BANQUET Bransford luncheon. The table had a centerpiece of treeeiae. Covers were laid tor ten, An entertainment beginning ' Ctr the how" will be give o' by the staff of the 'Mrs. F. C. West entertained at lunchSatur-fda. Taramount-Kmpres- k on theater eon yesterday at her home on Elisabeth February lSfin honor of the third street. In honor of Mrs. Edmund L. anniversary of Ue opening of the theater Thompson, who will leave Monday for a picture pa Lice under the management California to make her home. Valentine n! George E. Carpenter and the direction Ideas were carried out In the table deco,of Louis M.iw us. rations Covers were laid for six. j Music ap$S a program of novel and origt, inal stusv" will be featured at the Mrs. Murray C. God be entertained the which will be held et the Rotisserie Afternoon club yesterday at her ,Inn. 'Hie affair will start at 11:16 p. m. Friday on B street. A basket of daffohome ,.ncl pill continue until everyone te thor- - dils was the centerpiece for the table. "tiijhly satisfied with the celebration. The afternoon was spent in sewing. Covers were aid for Mrs. Stanley Claw 5 ALT son. Mrs. Rulon S. Wells, Mrs. H. O. LAKER SAILS Whitney, Mrs. John D. Spencer, Mrs. D. 8. Spencer, Mrs. George D. Pyper, Mrs. ON ARMY I. A. Clayton, Mrs. S. H. Lynch, Mm. William Cannon. Mrs Louise McCune, The United State steamship Mt. Ver- Mrs. Charles Craft, Mr. Fred Clawson, izon, which ha been undergoing repair to Mrs. John Oraesbeck, Mrs. George Eller-bec- k, remedy damage caused by a suWnartne Mrs. George D. Alder, Mrs. May .attack some time ago. sail toimy for Snell, Mrs. Lester Freed, Mrs. William France to bring troops home. This 1 Reid, Mia. Le Grand Young, Jr,, and fthe largest ship the government has In Mrs, Seldon L Clawson. it us transport service. T. Lieutenant I'leorge Odell, son of George T. Odell, state Th O. D. H. club will meet this 8. I director of war savings, sail with the afternoon with Mrs. Howard Tlbbals, as attending physician. $86 K street. S Ladies Kid Gloves, 49c Pair Hood Auerbachs Drug Invitations have been Issued for the FARMERS PLANNING annual birthday celebration of the Ladies' club at the clubhouse FebI MORE PRODUCTION ruary Literary 21, from 2 until 6 oclock. Arrangements are being made for an elaborate n, sixes. (Auerbachsi-Mai- n i -- Assorted Cinnamon Roll, 31c light rolls, well spiced. Per Urge, d 31c. HUNDREDS OF MEN ARE PROFITING BY THIS SALE tele-leon- styles. Gingerbread Men, 2 for 5c F'ue ami wholesome for thr kiddies. 95c Group Alpine, pinch crown and open stvles, in black, navy, brown and nutria. Rtvles for bovs and youths up to 1C years. tra Or,f of these cakes wilf be just d be thing for vour bunday dinner. Gloves Worth vl Splendid Special, 08c . I Huge preparation for the campaign for greater food production during 1919 are being made by American farmer, according to Information received by Minor M. Justin, secretary of the state bureau of crop estimates, from the United Slates department of agriculture. f The idea of making the farm bureaus no ne Felt Hats, $1.50 Youths been connected one with of the ambulance units in France during which time was she decorated for bravery, will soon return to her hpfhe here. Letters which the parents have Just received indicate that Mls Fitch will leave for home In March. MJfli Fftch served during the most trj lngjtlrne of the war, operating an smbulaniie between the front and the temporary hospitals, and she had some wonderfully thrilling experiences When the armistice was signed she and other members if the ambulance unit were permitted fo accompany the troops on their trip $3 the Rhine. Mlsa Fitch expect to spend some time visiting with friends and relatives in England before nailing for home. Lar$e Nut Layer Cake, Each, 32c Auerbachs Shirt Sale Clever Little Boys Suits, $2.98 $4.98 Specials BSOADteer A $12.00 Little Boys Mackinaw Outfits, $7.98 Nifty little set tif msektnaw coat, Miss Maud Pitch retr' a Saturday Bakery THE DIG STORE Sale of Boys Clothing West Second Booth Street, Salt Lake City, Utah Phonea Wasatch 6722 and 6723. devejopmenta horixed. and allotment. the size f-- Utah reserve district C 1 ThLj. a footed a quota of $96,000,000 be a and war savings stampsof towar thte ear. The Bale of the dun oii in advance i avNf Uta rty loan U1 he aiL ....... SHIT? S28 m- - luned ftra the quota of bond sale, for of are at the name 8 baale ,t,Theaan'PS T to mft igm6 conditionearlier taue. with the a I bariui and poatof fires are aupplted to Fireproof Storage Co. 191 STATE 39c Special 5c pkg. Common Im .3 for 10c 25c Twine chopping .,19c Bags Odd Buttons, doren 10c Main Ploor.l (Auerbachs M. A. Keyier ps. 1 th are making np can now for Los Angeles, Chicago and all eastern point a $ 5c Shoe Trees 6c c W k ment Early. 8uap Fasteners Patent spring Pkir Saturdays We Open at 10:00 a. m. and Remain Open Evenings for 10c 3 MORN INC., FEBRUARY 15, 1919 10c Liberty Bell Hair Pin Cabinet 2 for X5c Spookl 15c card White Pearl Buttons ..-.510c beai v Wire Coat Hangers 5c 43c Pr. Parker's Waists and Garters Rates J SATURDAY 5 A. A. Madison, David Faikenberry, W. v Holt, Grant R. Middaush and Kd Con-lewere plmed on trial in tne United biates court seeterday on the iharge of B. having robbed an interstate shipment of Kv., whisky, consigned fromt beLoulsille,' Denver A Kio t San Franciaco, from fall. laet Unke Halt in Grande yards After a Jurv had been y la alleged secured it was dism.Med until tomorrow the when taking of testimony morning, will be begun defendant were the tost It Is al.fged well organized for the puipose of stealing the whisk v from the freight car, which, It Is alleged, were placed on a sidetraik by member of tne tram crews wonting In cooperation witi the men who. ere charged with having broken oie.ii the ears and to have hauled ihe wtdaky, vi-in the barrels, to an empty building In I alleged, cinity of the yards, where, It I it was bottled and eoid. ! Uon-epir- ai ?; Special to The Tribune, PROVO, Feb. 14. The city commissioner have levied t he annual tax for Irrigation water, lip h city lo4 must pay 7 l per cents, and the acreage rate i acre. The companies ueing water power have been assessed as follows. Knight A oolen Mills, $17 &. Kxcelslor Roller Mills,'' $1 16 60, Provo Foundry A Machine company, Ifo, Smoot Investment $126 70 Ward A Hons. $ 1 r, Prove Nana Ice A Cold storage oouipait). f rom-pan- v, So as to Make This Day as Big as LAST SATURDAY 20 TO 60 PER CENT OFF ON ALL FALL AND' WINTER . STYLES-NOTHI- NG EXCEPTED. Omen, $10. Girl Entertain Soldiers. Special to Toe Tribune, PROVO, Feb. 14. The Girls Patriotic league entertained a large number of soldiers t a ball at the Mozart last night. The hall was decorated in rational colors, while large American flag draped the windows. Thirteen girls presided over the pun h bowl. Wife Is Given Divorce. I Delegate to Convention. Special to The Tribune. ,8'htMlt. PROVO, Feb. 14 -- Ullza Murpliv was to The Tribune. y a granted a divorce from Basel Glen Muru Special PROVO. la Feb. 14 Professor E. If. and was given Thursday, phy, v-month alimony and the care of the minor Eastmond, hesd of the art department at the Brigham loung university, lies been children. named a delegate to th annual conveni'htcafO . ... tion of the N lions i Society of Vocational Lecture to Elks. Dftvr ...... Education- - Th convention will be hell In OriMl Jet. e. St. Louis. February 20 to 22. Hpecial to The Tribune, , Cory PROVO. Feb, . Jlf Profe-eo- r Latdtr an Road Bond Aro Favored. jom Hanks, the blind to Hirer, delnered on the York .. laet Kiks the before night address Special to Th Tribune, ifktahowa ... of the world s famous masterpieces movement has PROVO. Feb. J4 A ftntlui ...... ' Phoenix .... been started in, a number of town in Pom tell .... bond .Issue to a Club countv to float Residences Qukrnntined, Twenty-fivPortland .... build gobd roads to the farms and to erect . 1 tty Rapid a me.morlal building for Provo city and (T Special to The Tribune. ... Ralt Utah county soldiers. PROVO, Fell 14. City Quarantine OfSaa Praaeteo e twentv-fivthat Anderson Adam reports ficer PbU Pe .. homes are now under influenza quari Ppokaaa Bay It I Use Best ia tb$ World. .. amine. Tomrpah There is one remedy thst those who H Innemorea from coughs know depend upon for relief Yll4m$4Wf Ask for Rond Work. grip. Foiev's that 11.10 on after the the passages, 1st clears, and thaa U mile per bour. Honey Bpeclal to The Tribune, infUmed membranes and Reid lent . in n.e soothes raw, 14 Feb PROVO. end Ibkllng In th banishes Irritation Sentenced on Uquor Charge. northeast pari of Provo liave circulated a throat. A H. Mcl'smel, box 61, Ltndside. betof are 1 In which f.r selling asking to they am charge glad to tell you vv Pleading guilty petition writes: Fo'leVA Honey i nd Tar la tn beat ter road work in fiat part of town.v i intoxiratlng wliquor, John Do Sid, aline that l.v I sentenced have had a yenteolav Sam Pe.t. modi. In n this world, I used hslf a botof the Third dintritt gnd before Schramm-JohnsoCall upon Tribune Wants to solve Judge John F Tobtn dnve cough tne in county was better, court to serve ten s your prpblem for you jou'14 find them tle I f Adv ) jail and to py a fine of Slid. One dv Drugs Five fo) Good S'ores. stay of execution was ashed and ol.owed. efficient, r. Saturday Shoe Special (L IE? y. e !k Tr re COME EARLYST0RE OPEN AT 9 OCLOCK. OETONS ON BROADWAY. |