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! The Fresh Air Store Cash Checks Here WmXL .SJ?Tfc -J- 9 Have Lunch Here Flower Bulbs Here 1
I People call this the "fresh air store" be- Provisions vnll be made for the cashing lifl.l mf ML' jS This wonderful sale will keep many cus- Flower bulbs from Holland are her J
2 cause wc pump clean air in and foul air of Beet Checks. This will be done V JH JgAHa tomers shopping here all day. You may com direct ug frQm over
I hm. 1 u 4. e principally for customers who arc shop- A r.nnnVDi Ar: TATDAna, have a dainty luncheon at the Fountain . & . . ina
I out The air here is as pure as out of ping. You will not have to wait in line UUDXLACE TQ TRADE soupS desert sandwichcs, drink 25c are the choicest varieties all select!
I doors. Notice how sweet it is at all times. at the bank. to 30c. To be placed in the ground now 50c da
I I : J I, L J
The Beet Harvest Sales of 1918;
With the opening of the store Friday morning, November 15th, we inaugurate one of the most as- BuateoPh! ?ofsPcreme ks T?o?oLf8?aapS 1
tounding sales ever held in Weber County. A sale that will help you to forget that there ever was s
I such a thing as "war prices." Please note that the selling begins at 9 o'clock Friday morning and will 10: SSi- StSo VrS&7n
! During tho Beet Harvost Sales (limit water. The Beet Harvest pfiJ
2 continue one weeR. 1 do..), 12 bars oc ne dozcn 53
I . for OOC for.. - 4!
Ijl FIFTY COATS AT 22.50
I jBf65 f 3 e rs women who come here for a coat ,
t SeBFT during this sale will have the privilege of select-
1 m' one from fifty of the handsomest coats of the
if 2 AxJu tHEll season coats worth to $47.50 and pay the
II ! 1 Kmmk, sale price of $22.50.
Si I Jrallills n assortment are plush coats, velours, jerseys
H ' uJ 3 fMgm$r loose and belted styles fur and self trimmed.
IB' W I FIFTY SUITS AT $22.50
1 J wBliil values to be offered in women's suits is to have a
IS I JS1 IBiSI 00 at e corner windows. Suits all of the sea-
I IB Iffiilll son's best styles all sizes numerous materials,
IB IBhI value t0 $45' 0rh sale $22-50-J
! H FIFTY DR1LSSE,S AT $22.50
ULJrfu Beautifully tailored serge and jersey satin, crepe
iifF-HrVr e metor anc taifeta dresses new panel effects;
I HbvL fringe trimming; up-to-the-minute styles; sizes
I 16 to 44; all colors. Values to $47.50. Special,
I $22.50.
I I HANDKERCHIEFS
(ffl o Ladles and children's handkerchiefs
ill I splendid Quality of bwIss, white and
Dj i colored embroidery. Regular lOo
I Special fir
n I, one dozen- JkJ-
j I First floor
I I FANCY RIBBONS
Jj j Fancy and plain ribbon, satin taf-
I feta and moire, 5 and 6 Inches
I wide, for hair bows and making
Xmaa dainties. Values ip
H to'40c; per yard OC
H I First Floor
0VERLACES
IllJ Colored overlaces, silk and cotton.
M 2 Pretty pattenrs for making bags,
liu A camisoles, etc. 18 inches -wide.
!il Values to $1.50. CO
;Ifj o Per yard Oi C
Hj A First Floor
I ! EMBROIDERY EDGES
jH Embroidery edges, 2 to 6 Inches, of
IH f swlsa and cambric, solid and open
jWJ o "work. For underwear or baby
Inll i clotlia' "Values to 26c -s ry
Ml Per; yard 1 C
jfflj First Floor
1 I ORIENTAL BANDS
ilHi 2 Ori6111 Bands of silk. Beautiful
Ijjyj I paterns In dark and light shades 1
111! to 3 Inches "wide. Used for dress
lip 2 tolnss, etc. Values to ey j
llf I 50c Per yard 5C
jl I I First Floor
I - NARROW LACES
III I Naro-57 Lace special torcheon sha-
IBII 2 ovr 'et normandy vales, 1 to 4
jpjj 1 6 inches wide. For underwear, col-
j lars, etc Values to 16c. ry
m o Per yard C
jl 1 (First Floors
i FANCY BAG RIBBONS
a Fancy bag ribbons, 6 to 8 inches
jfi "wide. Very effectivo designs in
o pretty combinations of colors. For
JB bags and camisoles. Reg- CO
I ular price 75c; Per yard.... d5C
I IK a First Floor.
' jl J
II j Graniteware :
I ! 79c
II I I Enamel ware white, blue and
111 I white ail blue; drlple
l n 1 coated heavy steel base en
II IH 9 amel ware. Do not confuse
lijp I this with the lightweight, poor-
III ' ly put to5ether gry ware so
111 4 often found on sale but, in
IJjH I contrast, this ware is all heavy
H I A roll-edged. The handles of the
i n I sauce pans, dish pans, baking
m jl) J dishes, etc., are all of tubular
Mjm i steel, giving you not only a cool
B I I but a strong, well attached
1 5 handle. On sale you will find
mm J Nos. 70 and 80 tea kettels, No.
Hjgj c 10 and 12 water pails, No. 14
II I and 17 dish pans, ovale rinsing
mm o pans tea and coffee pots, con
18 I vex kettels, etc. all at 79c
m I I )
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR
Neckwear for ladles and Misses, In
pretty styles of collars and sots;
organdies, georgette, net etc Lace
trimmed; values to 75c; yin
each .. Xc7 C
First Floor.
NOVELTY HANDKERCHIEFS
Novelty handkerchiefs, very attrac
tive patterns. Good qaullty swlss and
tissue. Special, six ?0
for OOC
(First Floor)
THE NEW VEILS
. Smart veils In newest styles, harem,
drape, etc For large, medium or
small hats. Values to (t -j Q Q
$2.50; each $ 1 .OI7
First Floor.
FANCY SILKS
Fancy silk, 35 inches wide, plaids,
checks and stripes. In meBsaline foul
ards, taffeta and Louisene; a beau
tiful lino of colors and combinations;
up to 2.50 values for rf a j-
yard . 3) 1 xD
First Floor.
NEW CORDUROYS
Corduroy, 27 inches wide. Just the
right cord for coats, suits, skirts etc.,
In all the most wanted col- q.
ors; $1.25 value for, yard.... tOC
First Floor.
VELVETEENS
Velveteen, 30 inches wide; a good
heavy quality in all of the best coloro
suitable for dresses, coats, scarfs,
etc.; $1.25 values for QC
yard 1OC
First Floor.
BLACK SATINS
Satin, 35 Inches wide; a buautlful
soft finish satin, one of tho most
popular fabrics of the season black
only $2.00 value for, j 45
First-Floor.
TAFFETA SILK.
Taffeta silk, 35 Inches wide, chiffon
weight with a bright, soft finish; an
extra good quality Black only;
$2.00 value for a rt n q
yard ) 1 ,OJ
First Floor.
DRESS GOODS
Dress Goods, 40 inches wide, ail wool
serge with soft colored stripes; col
ors are navy, plum, taupe, red and
green. A big $1.75 vahi9 t -t
quality (bolt 10 yds.), for tP 1 oOu
First Floor.
TABLE DAMASK
Mercerized damask, 58 inches wide,
with a pretty satin finish, and a
beautiful' line of patterns; j-q
76c value for, yard OOC
First Floor.
LONG CLOTH
Long cloth, 3G inches wide, imperial
quality, made -of a fine sea island
cotton soft finish; $3 (hn -1 f
quality for tJ)S 1 U
A bolt of 10 yards.
First Floor.
SILK POPLIN
Silk Poplin, 36 inches wide; a good
quality medium weight; bright lus
ter; most all colore; $1.25 Qf
values for, yard OOC
First Floor,
STORM. SERGE
Storm serge, 36 Inches wide, In all
themost wanted colors for dresses,
skirts, suits, etc; $1.26 QC
value for, yard OOC
(First Fioor)
NEW PERCALES
New percales. In light, dark and med
ium colors; large assortment; for
aprons, dresses, etc.
Yard 1 C
(First F?oor)
CANTON FLANNEL ' " Hj
30c canton flannel, bleached or un- Hyja .BECKs 4i
bleached; good, heavy weight for 93893
baby's wear, ""r"' etc, H f
School suiting, full 36 inches wide, J' f V V V H
In rod, green and bluo o r j ' - r jj rvf W
mixtures, yard
(First Floor) XL1 ia?" ft
5 Two Hundred Hats Go On Sale!
spedai T.Ia.r5c'. ... 39c Two hundred of this year's smartest hats go on sale with the opening of the B
pirstploor) Harvest Sales at prices that represent savings of one-half. j
L. D. S. GARMENTS ifh tf iU IT f i
L. D. S. garments, medium weight; liL r ft Ifck ' ay Mm Wi
unbloached; light fleece lined; good jl a I I
weight for mon or worn- 1 Oft LlJ' Jv A dw I J a J
on. Reg. $2.25. Spoclal P I .Di7 Pjf WW T 1f W W &r V f
(First Floor) One hundred of them hats for all oc- There are a hundred hats from which yj
WOMEN'S VESTS & PANTS casions small and large styles. All new- may have choice for $7.50. pese are d
Ladies vests and pants, bieachod; , . . , , . , m, new fall and winter models that have bei
light fieoco, medium weight; vests ly tnmmed and on newest shapes. These geiiinp from $10.00 to $18.00 and W
5randT onif lb are values to $7.50. Come and see them- are some beauties in the lot. All ne
sPeclai oC buy if you wish $3.95. trimmed. Choice, $7.50. 1
(First Floor) J J 1,
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS SOLDIER KITS OUTING GOWNS WOMEN'S DRESS SKl'l
Ladles' natural wool union suits, high c ,n.,fnxi ut. n Ladles outing flannel gowns, stripes Women's plaid dress sklrtf
necks, long sleeves; sizes 1 q for and plain white; extra heavy out- dark colors. We have thei
. , special H' fi
t " " ; v Leather," 7eguTaT?2.25"," -i Acs (Second Floor) Basement. 1
tSpT0P TlrPP spcc,aI ' ( BLEACHED MUSLIM
WJ-B J-Av3aWu (First Floor) r.,JLM Ck 't I Good bleached muslin, 36 IcJ
2 gr SILK GLOVES CXTO OPGCial STST- 3k'"s
LiJ lr J Ladies long silk gloves, In black and Dmo' CllitO (First FlVorr 1
whito good, heavy quality. Can be DUVb uUllO f
i , , , r .u , out down; regular $1.25. l BABY FLANNEL
JUSt thirty-SIX Of them aild if Special, 2 for PJ..W Boys, su.t tweed materials 5 0c cream baby flannel, for?
yOU know the present price Of (Second Floor) all woolen, dark colors for fall Sches0 "wide- 9Jv
serge, you will better appreciate nRPQQFQ AMn rompprq and wi.nter wear made on yard ' J . . 4'i
, thifprice These are in black and DRESSES AND ROMPERS iatest hnes. 50suits$g95 (First Floor)
fa nay serge-trimmed with silk SJSSf;; aSafiJSSSSS S2S $1 en0 MEN'S CORD PANT!
'( tailors' braids. Every One apOSl- 2 to 6 years; values to $2.50. 17 c- L ; ) Men's cord pants, heavy ft
tively smart style of this year and special OC WARNER'S CORSETS vAS
f ff rrr-d worth m the regular way at least (second noon vvahim tn o ouncc: 1 to 42; g 0Q . -
twice this price. There are aU WOMEN'S CORSETS m -lues VBaTeenti I
llSSmW Sizes from 16 tO 44. Pk and white; values to $ - rr liJasementj m
V A small assortment of corsets, lace 2.00. Special P 1 JJ RAP RIIPQ
Yrf Have a look at them on the 2nd Tat "dhSi.W!SS!?: Sec0Dd F,oor) ruSS. "STstJbS i ai
ffi TlLeTLe& Choice SSi10 $2.95 HOUSE DRESSES rsin Xrf, S9
-rv ui wiiBB UOZcn IOr Iplo.yo. "TsoconT Floor) Odds and ends of house dresses and rooms this winter. di
) bungalow aprons, made of strictly Special, each JAii
WHITE OUTING ( v washable ginghams and percales; (Basement) Mi
White outing flannel 36 Inches wide, QthIIt 'Rl 1 Yd C 4l A QC Special J.!.'5.0: $1.95 FIBER RUGS 1
In good weights for night dresses, un- LJ I 1 IV IllflllSC.S iH (Second Floor) Fibre rugs in assorted colJ
derwear, etc. Regular 35c f- kJLJLJ.. JLPJLJ W.&0 4 ' Wr.nI , size 27x54. These .are'goodSl
value; yard ... iOC MEN'S OVERALLS for tho front of the flrep
(First Floor) . f Men's overalls, fast blue color, heavy or stoves. Special jBf
nDCQO onnno Willie yOU Will find gOOd Values (h denims; large cuts; all union made; each - -
Utltib UUUUi llprp in qillr Vilnncjpc of tO op; on U" limit, 2 to the customer; n - nr- . (Basement) M
50c dress goods, Including plaids, iePe 111 Slll DIOUSeS at V- aild $200' values ,65 r.n 8
now vogue fabrics, or mohair, mer- at Other prices, Still W6 Want yOU j (Basement) TALCUM POWDER if
liirllJl 42c to see the wonderful assortment WT BOYS' WORK SHIRTS roJeii
(Domestics) to be On Sale at $4.95. 11 Boys' work shirts, heavy chambray sls- Regular 15c Spe- -j Cl
TiiniirvM Tninr-i r - WtjmWx material; fast blue. Dandy for any cll. 2 for Af
TURKISH TOWELS ftLSlS working boy; $1.25 QC- First Floor. JI
Unbleached Turkish towels, size 22xr J-hese are tlie DlOUSeS that are jMiir ) values ZOC iinnir:c UAMnPRfH'l!
44; good for bath or hand towels; iiqiinll-ir rvriVpd nf 5fi T31rtii MyiV (Basement) MUUILO IIMlVUMininjBi
good? medium size. no usually pncett at Jfa.&0. BlOUSeS f mWJ Kiddles' handkerchiefs 3 paof
special, each ZZc of georgette crepes, of French 2wBJ?w MEWS W0RK SHIRTS oatIy ,?1b"!tet,8 1, Ji
ct voiles, some bead trinamed-some Jf rMtiS iT
OUTING FLANNEL embroidered. Each one of a dis- A.L ' viu ?1-5 : $ 115 gi'm,)'"
Bs;nToordoaarvVnteD;sdi inct .style- priced ( ' ' NARROW RIBBONSf
"ll6. 25c 1 ?4'95' I MEN'S WORK SHIRTS TTSiJS1
(First Floor) : ' Men's work shirto. tan color: good, fancy; In white, yellow, plnS,
x PILI nw TliRlNr WOMEN'S UNION SUITS GIRLS' COATS S&SSSh ZtTn11 mTAu y"y pr,ced' I 1
rlLLU W lUblIMb Ladles' bleached union suits, Dutch , 4 , , values 89c P 3 V"'" T
50c pillow tubing; good .heavy linen neck, elbow sleeves .medium weight; Children a winter coats, in all wool fBasemenVV CiJirst itioor) t ,;
finiBh material, in sizes 42 and 46- sizes 34 to 44. OC materials; all sizes, from 2 to 14 . 3 icdoctv ni nTU tt
inch. Era soot value, Sr-cCul .... .......... 85C r-: value, to W-JJgg MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS Jersey SRHfU
(v,. . r. . Values to tf -j ty aj- Men's flannel shirts, medium weight pure silk; a very popular W
viTsi i-ioorj WDMFM'Q WDDI HflsP 25.00 P.7J flannel; extra largo cuts; brown or this season; white only; 5 (
Mnn DATTQ r ,;VV , VVUUL. nUOC (Second Floor) gray colors; $1.G5 q r- value for, d0 (
WUUL DAI lo Ladies' black worsted hose; rein- values Cpl.O yard .. tjtS p
$2.75 wool batts, mado of Utah wool, 5rcedn hS1 Qnd toe; sIzes 8 1-2 t0 RIR1 PflP AMn (Basement) VFIrsTFloor) IfS
put up in cartons, enough for a com- 10 1'2- Extra spe- OKr Uini0 H HNU ) W
former in each carton; all (Jo OQ cIal - 'VTmT'T Children's cap and scarf sots, mado of Z ' Jg
in one piece (First Floor) all wool angora and plain yarna; gg8 HH JL
nn?zraLo ' women's silk hose .idSc p retticoatsh
COTTON BATTS Ladies' fibre silk hose, lisle tops; (Second Floor) mm 1 A VJLVUM.fcU' ,H
Large cotton batts, size 72x90; largo colors black, white, gray, brown, tan, ia fl TT i L ji-J
enough for a quiit in one perfect 3?aim Beach; aii sizes. AQn GIRLS' DRESSES K MS yf Here are the two very best lteDIf
SSrL'i!.""' 98C 05 """""(FlSf'SUr) An assrtI,ect of chndron' UresSo,. yhM S"!. St0r9 W"M
(Flr8t Floor) BOYS' & GIRLS' HOSE & TyZSZ'Tti ZfcMWl I Pettlooats' M
"Z 7 The noted "Wunderhoao'. for boya "a.rf,; TaU,e3 10 1 OC MIWhI P7 Silk PettlCOatS W
Extra Specia EI;ST 2Tc wM F
... , UP 1" reEFirst?ioor1 WOMEN'S BATH ROBES W k ' worthy of attention-taff eta, sa I
Women s Neckwear women's hand bags '' mM vy f r sl in and Jersey tops ohangeaw r
D' LadrhMa!dlfg3.TcontyAlalaoh SsthtSd'S'7 iam'A: 1 tBM and plain colors; $5.00 value ft
Ladies' neckwear, coUars, vests one fitted with coin pur, and mlr- X. foS 6 Spedai $3-95 MM Special, $2.95. fi
and coUar and cuff sets of sat- 'StoSSL. 89 C (d Floor) VJ W Pft,Vnat S
neteTnsfTo? STATIONERY KNIT PETTICOATS JJir tton f ethcoats , v
dresses, suits otc, qq Stationery, in the now pastel shades, Ladles knit petticoats, in light and aMU Cotton petticoats, all I16W StOCl s.
Values to $1.C 5, each.. iOC Pink, buff, gray, blue and white; reg- dark colors; part wool; just the djkftLA Plain anrl fatlfv 'nat.tPTn?, blflC 'W.
' (First floori ulatlon and long envelopes, oq thing for winter; 85c rf PWO t ?oiif i ' toiilf
irst noor; HegulSr 45. Special values bOc ST p5 and colors $2'00 Values. SpJWs
L J (First FJoor) (Second Floor) cia $1.00. jCg
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