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Show THE DESERET NEI S FRIDAY JULY 8 s 1927 ..... .., Mg PARIS ANINAH BEFORE Kids Near, Slow Down! Is Order To Boston Drivers BOSTON, July 3.(AP)-- LAYS fil Thabs. club 111.10ED g ' itIt' l to Avoid War Debts Feared by Some In Latest Proposal of France to America. i They read: "Kids near. I Ntrs , Saturday Specials - iIII i! . 1 , 3 I4 ' I,. 1 uz,,-z- g1.- ig, r - :.7,-,-.-- . OF - , 40 inch Printed Crepe de Chines 10 in. Printed Georgettes Crepes 36 in. Printed Foulards , -- SPECIAL VICTOR case. equipped 'lib new radio. Alt c,tsplete. Former price LI . , v s.. ' ..:-..- p t: IN ..,;.5i.rok.-- . , l': .. j .': isil; . 4 x . coLuntit tMihotanY case; large size nourunutOak calm Finn condition VOCALIONs Lo $29 $37 $35 girt Karl and Anna inLvEstoNEoak C a FREE Records, Needles, Delivery 33 Low as 73e Weekly - HURRY! Li - r 'tr - CONSOLID itFM, ' ggtels.gnvi ,. iv ,,a sit ..min am. 1 nor. Golden Ea" Hamilton 'emus. boy. and Alta May Torii. . , All 58c i i ' 'i :5: It li t 1 f i., !;: i,;11 lifil 1. , Pres 5 cr, t, 1 A' 1, ii Black Beice 1;;, 5 All Colors All 1 Rose Green Blue It White 46 Plat- Salta. 2 IttitRotattera---11-na- - ?(- Pillow Slips Framed Pictures of world special , .$1 - J II..' And large Cretonne Porch Pillows : tt" One table of ink wells, book ends. paper knives, phone lists and 2 for $1 Vises 4e and I el 00 Water... IL Hundreds of unique styles and colors in these Marvelous Frocksextra spe- .. 100 piluridnuteBulk Banton Dusting Powder, 2 for.. 1 00 le TOWELSReg. 39e each TOWELSReg. 25c each 36 in. PRINTSReg. 25c ..,, - $7.50 c r PILLOW CASES 4 1 300 c-N- HATS sl ummer . I ' oiiiit' the world market for ply Se years. - have been discovered near Rich Station. SO miles east of 11o.lave. Tbia rivels the Searles Lake discovery. which was valued at $1,- 000.600,000. , The now discoverv deposit Rich Station ta under control neer BAKERsFIELD. of i Ten million tons of almost pure till AID' ths English borax couipanies. )mm.4 eele to be ountclent Cs'it..--.(uN- g) lee: It - , ' : $1 HANDKERCHIEFS la I 4V itz, 1 'it; : Gowns, Step-in- s, Bloomers- - I Chemise, Slips, Voile, Nain- sook 2 for $1 Crepe le ....,.. Brassieres 2 fBoanr Rayon and fancy striped material, dates and medium width Corsets and Girdles For small. medium. large figure types. Corsettes E., 1 q $1 I 1 $1 $ Boned.and boneless for slender and dium figure with abdominal belt r - ..-- Rayon Slips 1 1 : Welt In all light shades for Summer - ,. 14 ..... ... me- - BRASSIERES, reg. $1.25, $. 1,5 0 Si .2 for Si BLOUSES for Outing : It wat presented by C. A. 13an,irequisition ropers on the governor gqv- - of California Friday low to Hoyt S. Gale. former seeking the ernment expert on deposits of a return of Bert Bann'. from Loa to to Provo fare a cifitge Ange:es saline nature. nt burglary in the seoond degree.. Extradition will be eourht by B. F. of Utah Roper. deputy eheriff AMES HMV' RITTURV !county who has left for Sacramen;sued to, Got. George H. Dern ; . . . tA k - . ''eftrae,' ,, Crepe Gowns s 1 honeydew. white...inn, I - ee ....$1.95 1!'". "Slips, Bloomers, Chemise and) 'borax deposits covet' approximate- 1,21 C. A. Barlow of Baker-fleand his partner. thelate W. ;ly 100 acres and that it Is possible iteld the acrralotner and adjacent will be work- to the Pacific CoaM Borax co- led at a profit. Declared to be one of the most man. for $65.000. Expecte are of the opinitM that the boldinga will perfect specimens ever discovered. produce millions of dollars within i,a crystal of borax from the Rich the next few Years. ihroperty has been on exhibit in the It is estimated by' taltienipat the lErnithsonianInstituto Mace Ital. ,r. twoweaseemaselownetww"00-410"- 0- American Taffeta. haadies. ferrate tip. . ,, -T7) ,,-- gA4a;t1;21citi:0,1449144a Best Grade MILK CHOCOLATES - ' Billion In Borax In New Discovery . for 51 Novelty Printswide variety colors for Embroidery Print Handkerchiefs 5 51 Hand Emb. Linens. white and colors 4 for Si Linens. Voiles bee !rimmed Silks 35c 3 for 51 '' I ew for S1 1 Si - 1 ie Hinuss. r"sx,...,,..,,bA, Large assortmentall colors and sizes some regular $1.98 I ftalta.--Bat- siti SMOCKS Zephyer Gingham, Reg. 50c Lingette and Taffeta ... 2 yds. Si ALL LINEN LUNCHEON CLOTHSReg. $IAS Si ALL LINEN LUNCHEON SETSReg "--S- I i INOVELTY BEADS 2 for of Khaki. HAT, Breeches and CoatCornplete for- 3 piece outfit 6 for Si 6 yds. SI 3 Yds- - 31 , PARASOLS for children, cloth 39c OUTING SUITS 4 for S1 ..... ... cial DOMESTICS , yearnHaddad antisnote UMBRELLAS p : 'Hoover Dresses , . 01 a Up$Day. The prettiest frocks durette. you've seen, in guaranteed tub fast fabrics! A wonderful Round-UOffering " eilroig DRUG DEPT. LNitte to rirdekr. 00 1 4 I 200 Bags - Cap Bath q1 , Flat and pouch styles. Very special purchase for We cannot too strongly emphasize the importance of this sale the Dresses are so very wonderful at VIStyles New and smart of Embroiderae and En- - !I, . t; Infanis'Bresses :,,,i,t GerInfants' ltlets:e tYtN trudes, city Cuff Stylesall sizes and wanted colors ....s1 DRESSES t 2 for SI $5.95 BARGAIN 5th 300 "Wirthmor" :st One Group Children's Dresses. stamped on suiting, Striped Lawn and Voile, ,,,?,,,t. Blouses-Organdi- First quality Milanese Nov.' tin Golf, Cnrdigan - Tied and Dyed Scarfs $1 se ..'.1 Silk Gloves 1 masterpieces--ve- ry Lace Boudoir Pillows R:kb . 'eA4101331111:1KIIR11-- SWEATERSSlipover, A , , Children's Sox; 5 for $1 t'-'-1 too; quJu , r ' ,,t,,,,, A ' s - - ' ,,,,,..,..t, , ' ' . -- ----' ". --- - - '.- - - ,- -.. - - -- , - -- - --esCee.os,14,estositeikleizs;a1,,A.A.,r...sts..0, - - ' -', '- - - '' ' 4, 4..41,44Thet.4.4.44,4,...; -- - I i t ,t , Tweed Knickers S2.95 to $5.95 Tweed Kicker suit,S1115 Tweed Breeches 52.95 to 55.95 Tweed Knicker Tweed Riding Suits pLIJ Suits, sleeveless KELLERMAN BATHING SUITS $3.9$ to $9.95 ANNETTE - Stamped on finest quality tubing, hemstitched for crochetregular $1.45 I ...6 0 '4 ptaid. 2 for $1 A Compjete New Stock embroidery packages, priced from 35c to 45c- -3 FOR $1 $1.00 a 4,S 1 Infants' tapes and Sty eeeee a. intudin ttnd Mad. infante Hand Made 41,,ertradea. Hayon Red aaroada. rink and bin. ttraandie Donut-fi- t and Hata. ntrany add ilk Mints.. 2 to it ?earn. Dr,sett nd Prints. - I.,' itSi--.1- 1ci ,:,..,,. it $1.00 Values in Baby Dept. 14 '; $1 Regular i- $1 Hand Embroi- dered Pillow Bootees, hand made. Covers, OUTING TOGS All famed - .. e d495- - 4.93 to Bon- - 0 41, r) kI embroidery pkgs. priced from MOS to $1.93 1, 0) Tan 1 , 'slue. ;I end tianort and antalty t aeett Boys' A. )4.t Nav,!4 4,3. 1 itionamor, nets, -- '.4 , 2 for$1 pink. mad braid t ,,1 z64:0117471:1;71:1;!!!116,9 1 ".1'11111 - :.. Tom Boy Skirt 1..v,001, '' ; Hats A ( ,....... Girls' Play Suit . . $1 blaa arta and Stiring FASHION EVENT. Loveliest frocks of georgettes, flat crepes, crepe de chine, washable and printed crepes and printed georgettes one and two piece, and short and long sleeves. ! i Bloomers Rayon io orchid 'IAZ41'1,141 . embroidery pkgs. priced from to $1.00 2 for $1 100 Handsome . R ly !: rFilett t; ART NEEDLE SPECIALS flatcar booth. 621 - t:::t f:' 1' 1 1 p ..trarr I t' 1, sketched. Special Mfgrs. Consignment for Round-U. $ Day h. pcach. t trit.-- As I , , Schoolmate , , tN.. ,,A,, -- Time- ! modeExtraordinary i 476 ',,.- I,,tcs A41:01;211113g1141.11 .1 , ass it, i; :v FRAMED PICTURES Erncit beRot and Lillian Evaltma Sob Ceeroll. 2111 Seventh Laze.. boy. Fredartck and Arnie, Robeera Hon Croke 162 Redmond setae girl. Emerson Lloyd and Irene Josephina Rittar Orittin. 111 Second East. girl. Clatbnce Abraham and Marjorie Fr., een McComb Larvae. 123 Lowall ayes,- boy. Gamma Warren and Margaret Wier M1110f, 312 north Ninth Wf.t. boy Vernon Frank nd Ennis PartiteAm Linton Paery.. Now York City. girl David Jenkins and Artell Funk Biala. SIT Dowithigion avenue. boy. Paul Roberta and Vera Leggett Stalth Centarrille. girl. Trans McAllister and 'Wilma Clyde. Maxwell Swatter. MS Wilmington almanac .. boy, , and May Matson wait- 741, Ralph see 4 ' t Rayon Bloomers Rayon Vests I toot S32 S37 S45 TERMS FROCKS1 Soares of ultra-smacopies of high cost modek, accenting the high lights of the summer I Hate& d g If 'PI 300 New Wirthmor SR. 11111 J-----:1-11.41; rt I q ' - pure thread silk and rayon. All colors. - f' LIC t:: 'i Extra fine quaNty Rayon Half Sox I and Eva Thirty,-thir- MFG. CONCESSION $1 DAY NItidy. i,l't 1? 112!1 S am.. fe81 Fine condition or oak SONORASIfahogans reset Discounted 60 to 78 of former Ingres. Now going at cep - For Children i'lltetowe' Bauttgartser Weisz. 123 Roberta treed. girt. TeMT Brace bind Elizabeth Streit. 141 Beck rarest. girl. William Zack and claw). n..1.1, Bringhurat. 1111 Emerson .avenito. boy. Eldon Wtneigar and Maryann Wallies Sentra. Ill Ramona ta, girl. $35 S39 S45 C;Dic7teasL ,,,,,xt ' tr,f, qt' k! Pointed Heel '", I 11 SoMts. girt William Marinue Van hetet& 111 west or mahogany ji 4.dilj, 11; Regular 50r value north Eighth Waft. and Gram Nolan 211 1) stroat. girl. and Arta Maud DorWilliam Francis flak iiiii;coek. 111. Garfield avenue. gtrt OW. Richard and Vera Juliet Mott Thomas Neil itil Elizabeth Frahm Odell Perth. 1111 out Seventeenth Oak Case. Form$125 - 41:4f I , . , .( L T Children's Golf Hose girl. Jar-Lawrance Hawlay McGinley. Easy Terms on These SALE i 1 ,&-1- :.- 29. LaIrrellef, er wore -) 74L- )$C.171 Silk Top to Toe. Slightly irregular. $1.35 quality. lesaph Fordtnatid and Florence Reyes Hintz...422 Ninth East. boy. Edward and Irene May Knob-ta- u Gears ii, , ,, 100 Special Purchases 100 Reducedir ont our high priced collection ( too to yard 200 Pair Hosiery - 'Muth Seventh West. boy. Spencer and Edith Fronde" 1101 south First West. boy. ' ,91., I! tip- Abraham and Cora Ottil la Brown ant 'twenty Ifirst South. Maser. 1051 boy. Clem- Clift (Morro and Myrtle Marta mono. oats Oracroft. 111 Br0.11illg bay. PlattlY Honey Arthur nd Char Iola Eden. Ile west S.nth South. girt James Napoleon and Pearl Whom boy. Flak. 131 Hawthorn& ammo, erica. 1111 Garotte and Jesus Apartco t- 7 liolues Hosiery .,.. ., itositie Or 1.. . ikI - 1RIEFFIS. - ..."...,7 e March ri , DRESSES tA4101;11RISIZI111141,1W i , 1 ' - 1250 ,g ,) i ki t. .... 1 j200 SMART - S164 $3g0. NOW t .. N i CON5OLE--Mahog3- ajlsraPt 1 t -t, it L:1 ..,...,....,....... 'S.. - 36 inch Plain All Silk Crepe de Chines 36 in. Plain All Silk Georgette Crepes 36 in. Changeable Chiffon Taffetas 36 in. Satin Mes!mlines 33 in. Stripe Tub Silk 36 in. Tubular Rayon Jersey Funeral services for E. G. Holding. Utah pioneer who died atD. the his, daughter. Mrs. ihemp of 177' H street. Thursday. Avrton will be held Sunday at 1:30 p.m.. In the Twentieth ward chapel Second avenue and G. street. Bishop C. Ciarence Neaten will be in charge. The body 11111Y be viewed at the residence of Mrs. Ayrton from 10:30 a.m.. to 12:39 p.m.. Sunday. Interment will be in City cemetery. Mr. Holding died of injuries sufby a fered when he was struck Calif-. street car in San Mega. s69 1 udopail YARDS OF Funeral to Be Sunday For E. G. Holding Man CONSOLE -case: like new. Former prime Dell. 10 Big Values VICTOR II DOLLAR DAY NEW SILK SHIPMENT, ANOTHER - Mutual I 411.11.'"11...'l t , SILKS Timpanogos COUndi Boy Scouts are doing a commendable work In their summer camp at the oid Stewart ranch three miles above Wildwood io Provo canyon. according to Oscar A. Kirkham. associated executive or Region 12 Boy Scouts. who returneel Fr May from visiting the camp. said that the boys there are taught practical scouting in the true sense. and they are building their own camps. bridges. and shelters, and take courses daily from 9 to 12 in photography. nature study. camp craft. scout craft. and woodcraft Each Friday the group staying there that week hike to the top of Mt. Timpanogos. Each day the by are rated ac- cording to discipline. sanitation of nature work. camps. handicraft. and tests are given In acout A. Anderson J5 A. achievement. camp director. with nine men on the faculty of the camp. Mr. Kirkham also inspected the Alpine M. I. A. summer camp at the Pall ) 00 1 ' , i 114 ,.Adml!EIRIA;i1-9144- Timpanogos Scouts Praised for Work' At Summer Can il ....61M, 0 .401.t.,411141iNi 1 11,4,4,, ROUND-U- P Slow down." INS1-11e- rafaws-,-- -c ,T - ,, , 'i j111' Wilt s )IIIII. ''''''',Ww.,..osseoet: nt l'47:i67.511 t "l ,,, de-t- ;.!1 ;S- .. I 111", !:, :k. - a 0:1 11C THIEcomE y ar (0 v i . D '''',1111 i 7 - ' g art'''''.67A- ,,.. Al, , ... NNIIIII , . se' dBso,astrodned Athuetormeofinee , , ,. 9 vE FLIERs BAcK - i , ,:::::.: z-,- lu:y 7:(INS) N Y. plans fots treaty with the 12.nited Sate whIch wvuld forever outlaw star between the Fi two countries were laid before Eecretary Kellogg today by Arribasi,s dor Herrick. It was indicated the I proposal would be given the most careful, consideration by this gov,,Celebration Expected to acAlthough no tion looking toward theearly Exceed Given That conclu- s.on of such a treaty is antictptrtrti', 77. The Fgench treaty Wail. VS out- Lindbeigh . lined by Foreign Minister Briand and handed. to Herrick In Paris several weeks ago, NEW YORK. July to be brief. It would merely provide for a pledge from recepijon rivaling that extended each government that it will never to Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh war awaits the five American transprosecute an aggressive Atlantic fliers now in France. gainst the other. al Grover A. Whalen. chairman of In this respect Briandls-proposthe mayor's reception committee, differs twOht the Shotwell-Cham- said definite announcement of sailberlain and American peace bundation draft treaties. both of ing plans of Commander Byrd, which are lengthy and are Acosta, Novt le. Balchen and Chanimodeled after the Locarno Pacts- berlain only was needed to set in The latter draft- treaties make action the welcome planft, The America crew and Cbamberon allowances for wars based o national honor. which ts believed lain have tentatively set their be omitted from the Briand parture from Europe for July 12 aboard the Leviathan. due. here plan. One obstacle the the 1Sth. If the five aviators confronting ex- - turned together. it was said. a huge is the fear proposal reception 'would be staged for pressed In both official and tutor-joiFrance them. ficial quarters here that be- ''In any event." Mr, Whalen sa,d, could use the treaty to hide hind, if It saw fit completely to whether they csmo together or leaving separately, New York will accord repudial,-- its war debt, the Unit el Irtates without means to them a reception that bents their of the debt. collection press for 'magnificent achievements." A fleet of airplanes has been to greet the liner at uggested Million in England and escort the airmen Still Receive Doles quarantine to the battery from where the celover the lower Broadroute ebrity cent inway canyon wou!d he followed. The question of cay medals and dustrial depression in Bfitain can I'. judged by the fact that 1.210,- - other honors for the fliers has not fi00 men. women and children at yet been decided. the end of hst March were receiving poor relief. The figure, are official and aro equialent to 319 of the population. per The total was lower than at the end of December. when it was 1.- iispuo9 and nearly 61.l9,000 htgher than 1r March 1911. SPRING CITYMr. and announce Schofield Clare!, birth of a S,,n. . -- today. WASHINGTON. ; . , . . menta of diction in a new campaign to safeguard lives of children who play in the , streets. of 5.000 signs The Gest which WM he posted mainly hi congested residential dAitric:s made them appearance Effort . , , . k ,.. -- ,,,, 1 |
