Show '"P' Frida) Morning- - -- S L Girl Scout Receives High Honors Council Picks Officers J V -- Suit £akc uilnmc- iTlje Plaintiffs Lose ’ Forest Officials Meet in S To Plan Fire Campaign 42 Workers In one case Inez Dojle had sued United Sales and Finance Inc doing business as the Felt Radio company and Oswald C Hardman credit manager for $3700 alleging the latter slandered and injured her while repossessing a radio December 12 1018 Judge Allen G Ihurman Wednesday directed the jury to retuin a verdict of no cause of action 'ihe same verdict was ordered by Judge M J Bronson in the case of Lucv Yellimch agunst the L D S hospital 'lhe plaintiff had sued for $25 000 chiming the institution was responsible for the loss of Sight in her left eve following an operation New officers were elected and faithful workers were honored at the annual meeting of the Salt Lake Girl Scout council Thursday afternoon at the Town club 731 Fast South Temple street Mrs Frank C Cowan was elect- Mrs succeeding Robert B Porter Other officers elected wefe Mrs O N Friendly deputy commissioner Mrs G M P Dougall second deputy Mrs Ernest Unen re- Simon Mrs secretary cording secretary Frank corresponding treas- and Mrs Charles F Wiggs urer all of Salt Lake City Honor Awards Go to 42 Two prominent Giri Scout workers were honored at the annual Salt Lake council meeting Thursday Mrs Mary Jane Littlefield regional director left was awarded two gold stripes for 20 years’ service and Mrs Frank C Cowan was elected commissioner Council members who were reelected include Mrs Thomas T Tavlor Jr Mrs J H Cornwall Mrs Ernest Gavford Mrs William F McCrea and Mrs Samuel G Paul all of Salt Lake City New council members elected are Mrs Richard A Wagstaff Mrs Harold Mrs Will W Bowman Kimball and Mrs Charles C Brooks all of Salt Lake City Retiring counficio cil members w ho now are members are Mrs Charles C Bintz and Mrs Alan H Means of Salt for funds to aid war) Finland was received Thursday bv Dr AdamS Bennion chairman of the Salt Lake County chapter of the American Red Cross from Norman II Davis national chairman ‘In addition to war relief needs already bong met bv the American Red Cross invasion of Finland has created widespread sufferin' thousands of among additional helpless men women and children which will become increasingly tragic as winter advances’ the telegram states Mr Davis explained that the An appeal sufferers in -- cluding Utah Idaho Nevada Wyoming and Montana She was presented two gold stripes signifying 20 vears in (he Girl Scouts Three Salt Lake members of the Girl Scouts aitive for 15 years aie Mrs Urien recording secretary of the council Miss Mary Rukavina one of the first Girl Scouts in Salt Lake City and of the Leaders association and Miss Dorothy Edwards Salt Lake dircitor They received a gold and a silver stripe Other Awards American Red Cross already has made shipments to aid European war sufferers but more funds are needed if bare needs of medical hospital and other supplies are to be made available The Red Cross he said will receive and administer contributions designated for Finnish relief and all funds so designated will be applied wholly to that purpose ‘Ihe organization also continues to welcome contributions designated for relief of war sufferers of all nations already involved in Mr Davis said conflict l‘‘ It! EAST 244 SUGAR HOUSE iv 43 6- 1e SURE WAYto ears of membership vv ere presented to Mrs C A Faus Mis H J Plumhof Mrs Paul Mrs Means Mrs W C Ilovve Mrs Dougall Mis Porter Miss Winifred Doddridge Miss Retta Miller Miss F’mma ILUvoren Miss Both Olsi n and Mis William J Lyons all of Salt I ake Citv Twenty five silver stupes for five consecutive vears menibi i ship weie piesented to Mrs Frances Pastes of Jackson Hole Wvo and the following Salt I ake women Mrs C P Over field Mrs Bintz Mrs Tavlnr Mrs George H Short Mrs CoVvan Mrs R W Van Deick Mis C M Lee Mrs Ieon Tack Sweet Mr Hal W Smith Mis Marv D Sutton Marv Brown Ihelma Easter Dorothy V a Ison Janice Overfield Helen Bailee Dorothy Smith Regei Amy MarNeil Flelen Wiggs Mary Jane Wheeler Phyllis Griffon Adoll Jarkson Marjorie Ray and Evelyn Squire - SAVE f Driic Out Railroad Workers To Have Party Approximately 2000 Union Pacific Railioad company employes and members of their families will attend the fifth annual employes' Christmas patty December 15 in ’'is N J‘sV c the Coconut Crov ballioom H O Williams general chairman said 1 huisday The function is being sponsored Fmploye by the Union Pacific Boosleis’ league Junior Old Timers club No 8 Old Timers elifb No 12 Rnd womens auxiliaries and pensioners - 7- Z - ‘ v 56 & Junior she Every Suite h a Complete TMO-TON- fll A St S— lln set performance and lone In the handv V iuhe Id models Dorlnc our C hrlslmas Sale 91 Down— 91 a jA 98 IMnnih SRINFT PIIIHO BXniOS Beautiful piece of walnut furnilu e and trnW an Inslrumenl of unmatched quality Sale priced at low as RIO C Down— 93 a Month 93 mi Down— $760 S760 Now— SI a hrr IMMCwI n A Sun VO Wr ttg I 'Ln burn Ail left t I oilier mins r formally uumJ k t n N n n n tiaminf grra ri I ailv U m k mi )tr iU RELIEF f ) avt At julu guaranteed I KI OI "'SUC'' vUtwiiiiil ’’TT j various shapes and fine for gifts' Tn Hnr SI 19 $T Down— Down— $3 a Month Those New Indirect Lamps with white hises and xhadrs in richly pleated parchments or Di: LUXE MODELS WITH DRAIN 9 A JIB Afi I I We De The big with inrreaseit and bnnh revolving $3 a Month hif1licht AKo the Roul hiuior k for wail and furniture Meaning Yon get them noth for the one n w it THE DESK Sale (rniiln? walntilWater- h V fll mad fall tnp A Jhown HliKlli) Down— “ALL $150 West No extra T’ ( 2144 1 T Wonderful and fine to mat4 h the Desk compli:tlm Walnut porcelain finish (mutator with humidifier Also leg piping dtmptr cod pUtex hod and shovel Delivered and set Up an Open rounl here' Hi SUGAR rhiriex THE CHAIR Mo ¥ ' it AS OU Sf 5 4eTl lY’ as" Cf OU1 URVf tr- SAVJ u No earrvlng rharces exrepl on elec I r I r a appil-anc- e The one prire is all you pay here' THE LAMP Raver" Sjn'w I‘si1 hi - brunr 1 AS All :i for (he 1 Prire Just ttrv to matt h our Desk allies' Be arr sura that these values in Desks are the best ever! VFRY SPF f 1AL $1 ftA Down nip In d SHOWN I asy Terms -- for 1 SALE iiinns! linal deliver here in the a prli e $189 ’ Design ! luxe tonal Mutton livery will 3 K “ Remember the Place — Memorize the Same" Dt I CLEANER On for CHRISTMAS! 11 HS The new things in Mirrors art here Wt have the selection representing as we do three of the largest Prices have factories advanced but not here until these stocks are sold Get yours now! “ Space-Save- r LAUNDRY OUTFITS E ' Period Designs ” New 298 93 ILAIFS RID Y and SATIRDW! Pav Only $1 Now and $1 a Month See our wonderful seleellon of Floor and Table lamps Regularly J Ihe Crystal Plate Mirrors !) Down— SI a Month lowest price yet’ Nothing better Round or bquare' SI SI Down— $1 Month h ” Beveled Plates II O Y A L '2 for F’ YUillM Wonder Washer and Safety wringer also Clothft line Basket and even 3 doyen (lothrx Pin and plenty of btap all ready for wash day $2Qt)& Complete $3 Down— $3 a Month blight Carrying Chtrga Pel mini V(fi ‘‘Duulilc V nlueM in 1 his! all HHp Pay' “30-Inch- sf£!)r Nothing Cheap But Our Price of Only — Month now All Aon Thai Specials Galore for Christmas Giving 50 a H M1UIIOH3 “24-Inch- New decorated designs 100 200 or 300 Watts of illumination and also 3 candle lights All in one- - beautiful lamp Complete for Just 1 77 Visit Our Hull of i'ine 12x24-Ini- Bnnd new rmht out of the crate Think of aclllni a fine Wahir nr Heclrie Ironer for only Git e J MON A Wash 3Iasor Bluebird Hope ( hrt and Halrh her rpi sparkle' The gift that every Mother SMrr Wife or Sweetheart ihrrl hex most dearly' Northern made for the better trade NOW at Drive Out and Rave Prices ' (ompare and see what von save here' Itching Burning Ptoruui 98 the Savings! The Famous large hests with tray a pcualh compoumied to bring prompt soothing relief to even the mot stubborn and long itanJmg cases of r DOWN— A of c The Gift of Ease and Leisure $1 flown — S2 a Month Scientific Preparation shvi f “DE LUXE” BEDROOMS E framed Beautifully Crystal Plate Mirrors Value np lo grouped for thrKtrru telling us clear our floors for Invcnlorv taking the day after Christmas and we will help you to ihe buv ' of a lifetime I1fi9 MONTH “Full ELECTRIC WASHERS AND IKONLKS Month Give Quality Mimu T MU F and srxrf’ Nw Diffrnt Alo 9R troii(is piaiMO Radios of A similar as xhown above $5 DOWN— $5 A MONTH Others l roni S 1930 to S9130 ’391 ( $R Bedroom Outfits of the best lu designing quality and fineness and all the 13 pieces just as fine Don t pass up seeing these Worth almost double our price of only Very i: Ill DOWN— 3 Beautiful WALNUT BEDROOMS for only NOTE THESE SPECIVL PRICES 10R THOSE W IK) SHOP EMILY Walnut Wi ter fall De luxe cedar features' revised schedule of rules and regulations for the Salt I ake Real F stale boaid multiple lisiing bureau was completed Thursday bv a cimmittee headed by Louis C Kimball Mr Kimball said the ioiiiii-nende- d revised rules will he presented soon for approval at a meeting of the Salt Lake Real I stale board j' items listed are yours now for only 94 Down— 94 i Month Beautiful Living Boom Suites comprising Davenport and Lounge Chair m rich velvet coverings a assorted patterns and colors Also lint 4 Indirect Floor Lamp Utility Tahle andj j novelties to make it a wonderful group hi VJ OUTUfS Popular waterfall tops Streamlining that Is beautiful practical and extra fine What a wonderful Chiistinas gift one of these fine outfit will make And It s all only i V the Priee Atlranee i4V lined 11 tf- Our Present Sioehs Heat CEDAK CHESTS Genuine A TT BEDROOM 1 “WATERFALL 7 Now ou Sale SALE —full m COMPLETE BEAUTIFUL LOW PRICED EXTRA FINE SO SO SO SO 13 TOYS Advance Offering 1937 Round Mirror Vanity tpholstrrfd Bonch Roomy Chfxt of Drawers Full Paneled Bed Spring-fille- d Mattrexs Mattress Protector Famous Duplex” Springs t Boudoir and Bed lamps Pair of Fine Pillows Fven the Chest Mirror Closing out 13 Suites only! Moderne design in richly figured walnut finish And all the Our location on railroad trackage saves hauling handling rents and other excessive expenses! Why not save the difference here! Beat the advancing prices on these special purchases on the low basis Don’t delay! BLUEBIRD hope CHEST Rules oii Really ffM Tf— ’Tnfrlti Save Triday and Sat Living Itooiu counsel s motion for a directed verdict of not guilty and directed the Bi guments to the jury to pioeeed Hancev former assistant cashier and tiust officer of the Cache Valley Banking company at Logan has denied guilt in connection with the alleged embezzling of $2556 Committee Rexises k Every Bedroom Suite Comprises "13 Pieces 1 Do Liixo After hngthv argument Judge Tillman D Johnson dempd defense Tii Ml V '“Stylo Sliow’ The case of Fvan Homer Ifan-ce- v charged with embezzlement and making false entries late Thursday afternoon went to the jury In U S district court - ' t vonlory SALK Pre-I- n Loner Overhead! Loner Prices! ! 7? T price advances A Outfit! 1 I ins? Right after Christmas we take' Inventory Naturally we are going the limit with price concessions and easy terms to sell right Now! A wonderful opportunity to buy m the face of Drive Out & Sure tor Christmas! a n--- OtT IlEUmUOM SUITES Co Ho Sold liftforft Invftiitorv Our Fiscal Year Closes December 23rd Naturally we are going the limit to reduce stocks right Now! Comeout and we will make you a proposition that you just can’t resist i - l l VF Fit I DAY a ml SATUltDAY mum ing SIJITI& wy vv Tt-A- Sell Those! GIRL’S HEART Embezzlement Case Goes to Jury 21 DRIVE OUT HYj9l5l JhyioisW forest Details of the 1910 fire program will be worked out Fndav concluding day of the eonfeience And Especially Sow TFv ll EAST sugar oast and Guv B Mains of Boise forests iLlUOS! e v beginning July I We Must ’ er 10 man-cause- d Red Cross Receives Appeal To Aid Finnish War Victims women associated Forty two with the Girl Scouts for at least five years were presented with honor service awards by Gov ei nor Henry H Blood Gets Two Gold Stripes Foremost was Mrs Mary Jane Littlefield of iilt Lake City Gul Scout director for the region in- t I 2144 supervisor of the Boise national S L Lake Citj Thirteen gold slripes for was recarelessness Human of the cent 80 per sponsible for fires In Utah during 1019 a compilation of fires in the states nine national forests revealed Wasatch national forest whuh lies in the heaviest population Of this numarea had 72 fires and four ber 68 were The were stalled bv lightning damage amounted to a loss of 78 acres of timber In the entire state there were 209 fires which burned 1550 acres Campers and smokers caused 168 fires and lightning 41 Presiding over the meeting was JohnM Kinney of Ogdon assistant regional forester in chaige of fire control In attendance weie C N Woods of Ogden regional forester Radio Aerial Stolen B W Rice of Ogden assistant reVeston J Coleman 424 Thud gional forester supervisors and Fast street repoited to Salt Iake their assistant from Ashley City police Thursday the theft of a Cache Uinta and Wasatch naradio aerial from his automohile tional forests II M Shank of McCall Idaho supervisor of Idaho parked at the rear of his home 23 IlUivUMllllESi Directed verdicts in two district Fotest so) vice officials from Utah and Idaho met Thuisday In courts resulted" in the failure of Salt Lake City to plan their 1010 campaign against foiest fites plaintiffs in two damage cases to and to review methods used In file fighting duung 1030 recover judgments Go to ed commissioner L Report Human Carelessness Caused Majority of Blazes in 1939 Honor Awards 1939 December 8 - $( RO a Month Ae $ others from Cl CD x 95 r 9 9' to I 9 13— Terms' H |