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Show L...W- - ' ifnrtr' J mriungry w tj : THE DESERET NEWS AUGUST SATURDAY 6 1927' r The most successful August Fur Sale FRIGIDAIRE SALESMEN AND DEALERS HOLD CONVENTION ' i the history Industries Pick up Seeking Trade Despite Fall Ju mb1 ; Political Textiles I m p r o r e. i bt j. c both (Special Correspondent Ieeret Nw now in progress ct Ths ) (CPA)-HoHEW YORK. Aug. I ! the foundation beneath el the walla of business waa shown in the last few days, wall, have not ondmined. w Frigidaire represea ta tire from Utah and Idaho who mef in convention at Newhouso HoteL' Among the speakers wen R. S. Wilson, cone manager, who called attention to the fact that there are now 500, MO electrical refrigerators In use la the United States and more than 350,000 of these, he said were Frigidatres. M ctd nni th book 1b anCtelldg with nouncement unepetd Jdfty. Whlin vu blow rig thi new authentic styles for winter 1927-2- 8 at the lowest prices legitimately possible -- and worsted mills show s woeful lack of ablllt yto follow. Newsprint production la outrunning consumption and tha price shading has made Its appoaranc Tiro manufacturers predict a good consumer business during the last half of tha year and with the pries of erude rubber steady this business is eFH acted to be 'done on a satisfactory basis. r(Copy-righ- t, tnsroia structure, win bold well to the 12I. levels The period of seasonal industrial dullness has been passed. The steel Industry Is picking up although the Improvement is mors psychological as yot then physics 1. Introduction of new models in tbs satomoblsn,s provided a needed stimulus while tha fact that tbs many hugs Ford plants are reassembling workers and ere on tbs verge of a period of largo production is bound to have a spurring affect. Building activity will remain at or around present levels Contracts already awardmonth ed aarare this. matala bars Tha turned mors active and prises have shows strength. corresponding Copper registered As mere impressive gains hut load sad sine also rose. Tha improvement In waa tha factor European demand Silver waa which effected - this. the eaceptloa declining on sales Indlaa made by tha government. Oil still is awaiting results of attempts to stabilise and reduce Seminole production. The statistical position of the coal baa improved, but not the atUtude of the Chemicals are in fin debuyer mand especially tha insecticides used against the hell weevil and tha Japanese beetle. The Improvement in production of rubber goods and textiles hu affected the textile group. The notion textiles eon tinned to do better with the south now running moot of Its mills above normal one shift capacity. The woolea en- tirely ptycholog-ica- l, tb answer of bolnea took finandirect a cial form In the redaction of the disco ant MILS rates of some of the federal reserve banks. -Business as sensr waa the watchword as the week closed. The employment situation is mors satisfactory from tha employers standpoint than at any time la years. It also is satisfactory to the great majority of worker This la h!ghly importaat and significant, for if workeqp don't and cant work they wont and can't buy. There is no labor shoring but no severe shortage of Jobs, while the soot of living is leas than last year. On the other olds of the picture the bureau of labor statistics reports there are mere than a mil- -lion unskilled laborers wbo are sn derpaid, with the wage in some fare dustries as low as 111 a week. As a result of these tecta and recent improvement In crop conditions merchants, wholesalers sad manufacturers anticipate that retail sales, the backbone of the com- - A Fall-Tim- e Journey In The Month of May Choice now means selection from the finest pelts, the most exclusive styles, as die best are brought out first, the presentation for the season. Choosing late means second or third choosing from what left. ths kind In old chief engaged chopping wood. He immediately greeted us cordially by shaking 1127.) hands with ns and chatted In friendlv manner with our German is choice B. Heirs host. Within a few minutes a group Seymour Young of young fellows gathered around Sued to Collect $2,500 whltp the many kiddies and won en shyly remained In the distance. We Suit against the administrators tried to explain to the amiable old of the eotats of tha late Seymour chief the object of our visit and time, B. Young was filed la the federal to present him with a Book of court Friday by Edward E. Jen-ki- n handMormon. lif.yever, after many at' receiver of tbs defunct Natempts to explain in various ways tional City bank, wbo seeks to our mission, it was found that he, marsome collect $2,100 for the benefit of could not understand us. Evidently depositors and other creditors of their knowledge of Spanish Is eon tha institution. fined to the "price of cotton and Following the failure of the bank a few friendly greeting We also In 1122 an assessment waa levied tried to find if they believed in HUDSON SEAL COAT Extra quality sport mode!, of $100, the fall legal amount, some kind of God or a great spircollar and pipings of green suede against each share of stock and. It but either they could not underit, la alleged that Mr. Toung waa the stand us or their social system VERY SMART SUMMER ERMINE COAT Self collar owner of ti shares of the stock. doe, not Include a religious belief and cuffs handsome garment In any way similar to our It COLLCra 5.000 INSECTS. seems they have adopted some of TAUPE MUSKRAT COAT A very wonderful fur coat Known as the "Butterflyy King," the vices of the white man, but with sitka fox shawl collar . A because of bis bobby of collecting have not accepted any truths of butterflies and moth Albert E. UTAH-GRAN- D COCOA LAMB SPORT COAT Christianity, Burton, a railway porter, recently However, we had a pleasant visit Stunningly smart model died at Worthing, England Ha left succeeding in taking several snapCOAL MUSKRAT COAT Light brown fox SILVER a collection of nearly $.000 Insects men of shots the and and groups la Herder. Hotter, CSssnsr gathered from all parts of the world ShfiWl COll&I of the kiddles and their mother Therefore Better Fuel value in and artistic design The training of the children in obarranged NORTHERN MUSKRAT COAT Ne'w'self shawl Try a Ton Convince Teurueif The collection is considered to be eying the chief when we offered Chesterfield ewl Ce. . ... COllar . . . .e-r- ,known. finest ona the esof them of was chocolate 1071. pieces Phone Was. Mil and ther pecially notworthy. They did not SEALINE COAT Very smart, large shawl collar and deep fight or rush to get nn extra piece The Dry Season. cuffs of natural squirrel but patiently waited for tbelr turn Upon arriving In Charata, about Truly, even though they were poorHUDSON SEAL COAT Large collar and deep S o'clock In the evening, the town and extremely dirty, waa found to be enveloped In a ly dressed of Kolinsky cuffs should an make attentive cloud of dust as It was the dry they of students if a person SHEARED PANTHER SPORT COAT Shawl collar could season and the heavily laden wag- group to them in their own langand deep cuffs of beautiful beaver ons bringing the harvests to town speak filled the atmoephere with dust. uage BLONDE PONY SPORT COAT Very smart beaver Indians and d A kind German family furnished couch collar The superiority of 'tha Indians room for the travelers and cheerKRIMMER CARACUL COAT Self collar fully drew water from a fifty foot In their own tribes over ths rough who live with and try well for the water level Is far beand cuffs low the surface of the ground there to follow precisely In the paths of SMART SPORT MODEL OCELOT FUR for washing purpose Also they the white men was apparent. The Indiana were kind, patient and give the desired Information as to amiable Beaver shawl collar while the were the whereabouts of Indian tribe Tha next afternoon, loaded in an rough, brack and very filthy On Select now, pay any convenient way. auto truck with supplies from an the trains this latter class took will hold My garment in storage, free of charge until paid for of one-tenImporting house to a small trading great delight In making the cars as Deposit They would post In the forests, the elders head- dirty as possibl OUR PLAN OF CONVENIENT PAYMENT BUYING allows you ten months to scramble Into the ears with their ed for the land of the Lamante V. . B. Ddnk-- M Factory Eqaipwaoa bundle throw huge them In any was It a wonderful fall afternoon. down and take ten months to pay the balance. pay. Only one-tenNot Sofao Com) In May, and the ride through the vacant space and immediately proforests, full of chat- ceed to litter up the car. In the first place every on, smoke The old tering parrots and flocks of vul- ladle ture and ths occasional appearmother, with babies In their ance of small ranch houses ear arm bobbed haired senorltas and RIDE THIEF KTT.T.FTI KMFB KIF.LUIH HELD. rounded by cotton, corn or caator Ktcaay looking young fellows ,11 Fifty Thousand (Se OGDEV, Aug I&peclal)- oil field gav, the travelers a new Put out huge, black cigars and do BOZEMAN. Mont., Aug $ (AP) Frank Williams, 2S, negro, was arReno' at Exhibit Utah best to In thely "No obliterate the Was the It John court Also, 1$. Northfeid raigned Pehrson, experience city peculiar Saturday, sign at the end of the of Injuries received charged with assault with a deadly died Minn., setting with Elder Stoddard seated Smoking upon Helen Duffy by 'ih-ln- g on a huge whisky barrel (full). In car. At meal tim, they all buy or Fifty thousand saw tho Utah ex- while stealing a ride on the North- weapon her f vs and che.t with a knif, take from their bundles a plentiful hibit track riding through tho Nevada highway ex- ern Pacific railway here last at Hs Is held under $jt0 ball pend ng forests to carry message to supply of chickens and meats at Reno, it la declared by preliminary bear ng Tuesday. Indian tribe while Elder Stoof From ths rsnders along the road position of the Utah (flatted freely with the German they purchaa, dry bread and fruit. J a Earley, secretary . association, who driver. Upon arriving at tha trad- - Ereryone get busy, eating savage- - Manufacturers was in of the display, and charge n!T fingers as utensil ex- ing post. It waa found that the en a friend encounters an who bea returned to Salt Lake. did not hv aecom- - cept storekeeper Many complimentary remarks As Dodge Btodica expected, this brilliant new odations for guest but through unusually tough piece of meat his made by people from all the influence of the truck driver, friend withdraws a huge sharp were of Foot hat fawsndy won vast and enthusiastic the country, on seeing tho parts which all tho men carry, to Gorman farmer living on a cot- knife, Utah exhibit, and all of ths Utahna ton plantation with his wlfs and help hln.' over his difficulty. All who fbQowiog is already a spectacular national hit. saw were It tho greatly enthusiasis thrown on tho floor family, furnished us with a bed for and refuse tic, said Mr. Earley. when mixed this, with dust tha the Also, that upon night. learning THAI tor dmp after the first public showing ths features which Among missionaries ha kindly from ths prairie create, a mesa proved of greatest interact were seafood for J5(MXX) worth of consented ta drive us in hla coach Without doubt, tho Argentine tbs showing $1 colhave not yet alienated o to visit the chief of tho tribe in his the from many aavag, customs ored pictures of Utah aeonery; ths vloinlty. the Utah Pyramid of Progree of their ancestors. Under One CbieC. Tile whols trip was filled with arch which was highly illuminated, at this unheard-o- f and other in vicinTho particular tribe this interesting which experiences Mr. said Utah's exhibit ity consists of about 1,700 famile price la ona striking reason and here are a few clearly demonstrate tho conditions occupiedEarley (S.000 square feet, and re- of a to unauthoratlve according in Ignoran with- that although It cost peopis kept ofthacthccu leas than one port all under the control of one out the freedom of a retwenty-fift- h of the cost of Califorchief, although quite widely scat- ligious belief or the personal of nia a waa advantage, exhibit, it entirely 25 mOes an how through gears la tered. They have tho privilege of advancement. settling down and cultivating ths WALDO I. STODDARD. baa tha 7 seconds! land if they choose, if pot, tho governnwnt will take It from them Quarry Sites Viewed in To prevent tho cords of electric under $10001 cat soli it to colonist and any apringhw Road Material Search As wo approached tha humble Irons twisting there has boon Inlittle shaek of mud and straw, ths vented a rod to be clamped to tho hoot. tnfles 33 SS ariJaa pee giSon at per gas OOPEN, Aug homo of ths ehlefdre encountered edge of table to support them. (Sperfal) of quarvr lt la Offiea and Weber canyons were made Fri-- day for the purpose of obtaining I materatl with which to pavo with new macadam the penetration body lines aouth city Urn highway from the No to Hlnta. colon! iU definite result! vBgUomMe panel were made from the inspection and other eitea are to be visited head-rooseat-rooleg-rooa Those who inspected the quarry flamy eitea were Lvt Muir, testing engilnxnrikms interior, neer with the state highway com upholstered! tidily Ng, W. Matteson, senior mtirtion; B engineer of the V S burhighway Brflr bat loeg and re-e- ll high. eau of public roade, and Waiter A. Craven engineer for the contractor. Ora Bundy. Ami the lowest priced sedan In Dodge Brotben The project which waa constructI ed last year was also Inspected by BIG 4 ilWIIIJt the engineers who report that pre next week llmlnary work will start eee eat Old nil neb to Utah I daeee I tbs seel and the paving work will be under b and yen!! deliberate no loegaa. See mentals brerae Eaer these bat dry eveatxga nodes tbs FRUITED CHOCOLATE VANILLA-LEM- ON way as soon as the material has veil ef wonderful mtiaie nod roomette surround! ng Every- been selected and the plant has been SHERBET body weleom 4sMrered to th contractor. O entire. rn TB Indies hr (Special Correspondence ) BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, Jena 1$ The trip of Elders Walter I. Stoddard and Reenhold Stoef to the small town of Charata, a settlement In the middle Ar-of tha Vast plains of northern gentina populated by German colonist Argentines and Indians, proved to bo very interesting. Tbs entire distance from Bcenos Aires to Charata, about $00 mile failed to reveal an elevation of land with a height of more than a faw feet above the surrounding territory. All was an immense plain, only slightly cultivated, but covered with a plentiful supply of grass; and. in the northern part, with alternate areas of hardwood forests and small ranches of cotton, peanut plants and castor V oil field According to all reports obtainable, it was learned that a few scattered tribes of Indian peaceful and civilized, but residing under the power of their own chief, lived near Charata To visit with these tribes was the object of the Journey, to see. If they could speak Spanish and would be Interested in hearing of the gospel, or at lsast to see If they would be glad to hear the history of thslr forefa- We were particularly fortunate this year, to get the buying at exactly the right very best prices, which brings these furs to you actually below die ket of today. half-bre- - $425.00 $1075.00 $394.50 $95.00 iidiitdri $325.00 $175.00 $198.50 5650.00 $298.50 $225.00 $298.50 $435.00 , Half-Bree- I'1 half-bree- half-bree- th th semi-tropic- al Few New Cars Have Received a .Welcome so Emphatic and Sincere erdm on semi-tropic- tin half-bree- "Art-o-Gra- them-ailve- heaCto of of Sljettanfagodinl fHs, ipgft, ill Club of m to BRICK ICE CREAM SATURDAY NITE DANCE - do ti flfara t 0 MOTOR "j, West Center Sireot. FEY, Hen. AYENUE AT SECQND EAST 8aH Lake City We Also Sell Dependable Used Cars. 17 EAST SECOND SOUTH X i , 2)eHG SPECIAL TODAY ) ' 4810 at orrr prices. Mnimgmgn Only JO minute, from Malm Street Will Speak 5 Minutes In Praise of Salt Lake Stayuor Richards win represent the Salt Lake Real Estate Board in tho five minute speech contest at the national convention at Spokane next week. It Is announced. The address win be one promoting the speakers horn town and prise will bo offered winner Salt Lake delegatee to tho convention have boon leaving the latter part of this week, and the final group to leave will depart this evening by train. A number have gone by motor oar. Murray South State Street. !qthers,Inc. ) J- - I"- 1 -- JL V At Your Crescent Dealer. Pint 25c ' Quart 50c OR PHONE WAS. 3541. 'Oht Cream Dee-Ushu- s ICC CREAM I |