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Show Til k nr: This Medal Wasnt (Jiven For Daring Air Exploits IJut For Safety CHICAGO, Dec. 17. The vote of the city council forbidding anyone to swim in less than a pair of billowy bloomers and an blouse gave the city today its first bathing beach controversy. The Polar Bear club whose members swim in icy Lake Michigan every week of the winter appeared most affected by the restoration of the bathing suit laws of the nineties. The club has long been proud of its members, wore only briefest costumes In their Arctic dips. The startling action by the council came after Alderman T. J. O'Grady revealed what he called "a real crisis. Gentlemen, the Alderman said. "We must act at once. The city is without a bathing suit law and swimming in the nude today would be perfectly legal. On O Gradys suggestion the ancient code was temporarily. The situation came about when the council repealed all swimming ordinances in an effort to draft an effective one, thus leaving the city with no law at all on the subject. mid-wint- er Providence ! THIRD LITTLE THEATRE FLAY FED. I (Student AM) Life The third play of the I Theatre group, which is to presented by the Weber i under tile direction of M Anne Boss, teacher in the Lu high shcool, is ' Mr. Pimm pubs It is to be presented tne U. S. A. C. auditorium l' 4 and 5. 1932. The p! iv riury is a comedy of errors and ..Is a very interesting and htn i: ous plot. The action of the a. IV falls rn Marden House B,. nighamshire, England Tryouts were held Tues evening and the east for : crowd. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Check-et- ts of Preston visited with eve- ning. On Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. William Checketts, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Checketts, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jensen and Ly- man and Karma Checketts were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Erving Jacobsen. The Logan stake road show played in the Second ward on Tuesdav evening and in the First ward on Wednesday evening. It was well patronized and entirely enjoyed by the large crowds which attended. The Second ward Relief Society held their work and business meeting Tuesday afternoon. One quilt was quilted. Refreshments were served to 25. Mrs. Lola Jensen entertained at a quilting on Wednesday afternoon. At the close of the afternoon, dinner was served to Mcsdames Mary A. Checketts, Louisa Kendrick, Phyllis Checketts. Gurnell Jacobsen and the hostess. visited Jensen Miss Ethyl with her parents on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Neaves visited with Mr. and Mrs. Le- - ic Roskelley. The hall will be beautifully decorated and the Fraternity Crests will be prominently displayed on the sides of the hall. This dance is an annual event and is sure to be one of the high spots of the season. It is being sponsored by the Men's and i a get together for all the Frats. All fraternity men are expected to be present and the dance will be a huge success. The committee is working hard to make the dance one of the best in history. Ralph Wanlass in charge of the decorations. and his bunch of able assistants are sure to have the hall decorated in a fine manner. The party is a formal affair is in order. but al Boulder City's First Wedding BOULDER CITY. Nev. (URl The first wedding to take place in this city was solemnized by Parson Tom Stevenson, when Marie K. Christiansen, of Omaha, Neb., became the wife of Harold A. Tanner of Denver, Colorado. land the Zollinger, week. Mr. and Mrs. the first of .. is Money Certificates Stolen T, r rom Auto .' D: , .a i a. i v . Ii i i .',1 t i . .r k.uxll .t i V .! . T l 11 ) .) s i . I . A . ( I .. ,1 g far The Herbert Schilf Memorial Trophy, a symbol of safety in aviation, was being presented by a broadly smiling President Hoover the l ieutenant Kit hard I'. Whitehead, lelt, when this picture was snapped on the White II ouse grounds. plaining faced starvation todw. by Rep. Edgar Howard, who said he would ask iiind.s in congress for their aid. The tribe, numbering almo-- t t 1.000, lost its crop-slimmer, drought and made the fields bare. Two small girls of the tribe have died of hunger. Gov. Charles W. Bryan, who with Rep. Howard, is an adopted member of the S'oux. said temporary relief was nri i's way and promised further state aid would be forthcoming. . i . i ' . I AKK CITY, Io 'miner Doc. Old i pin i I g si i AI. ,! It! D certiticales. p.i nn. i i : g h. : d n c CALLS MEETING Nelson, presiden College ward farm b Nephi the organization, has called & i ing of members to bo held ol Twin Falls. Idaho, last day at 1 p. in. in the according to a report chapel M. C. Reeder, presC : pob'-eand other otfirers of the eitilie.iti s were in a county farm bureau will which wa stolen attendance. w ltd several other Nellar'.s report said e piyabie to E. M. 0 ot Twin Falls, ud parked his car for hour, ne told police, San Francisco wholesale to lmU the handle of market: Butter: 92 scorcj door twisted off and 91 score 29; 90 score 28 1 l.ul-lidb- Butter Prices n a W a e 1 the car ransacked. Loot recovered Ute last in a hotel raid may includ missing certificates, police 10 it .s.i'.iii, were stolen from Mo d automobile of llarrv i a i a- lur- The Newton Junior rt band presented a delightful in the school assembly here Wednesday night. Numbers were given by the band, interspersed by selections by a girls vocal chorus Mom- bers of the chorus were Arlene Griffin. Beryl Rigbv. Fern Good- Cleo sell. Margaret Ecklund. Christiansen and Annie Rigby. The band has been making rapid progress since Its organization 18 months ago and much credit is due the leaders of the movement. The leader is Miss Martha Jones who is assisted by George Ecklund and Emil Wen- band includes nergren. The about 25 members. NEWTON con-ice- , VALUE 53.00 d and In Ihc hundred-assni meats uoiule-- fill i Store-Wid- cohned border. with fine finality to go at a mighty low price! Conic l.i this big since euily and seccouldn't buy mar so well anywhere enicnchuis piiee icductinim mlliR-iu- While Real arc buying because the values were at this and the prices lower Price Slashing e - w huts el-- e. 1 y cm want, and buy it with the certainty that you Read even pi ice listed here and let the fine quality and you to save now while you can. Int Keguljr Oik i lic-- e i .nicy Work Raskels Entire Stock Womens Finest Quality The famous $M5 Each Another lot Kegular S6.50 lame W oi k Baskets. Kuril d.indi gut. G.t them Idled with at our eon fee tionery counter. Ready-To-We- ar V Enormously Slashed In Price Womens Slippers One lot women's and growing girls (i loves Womens and Girls Slippers t'ne many' Ohanioiselte Women's lot stiles to .select Horn. rfA Gloves, All sizes, reg- ular to to go ijuuk, Pair .S3. 75 qOu J r 9573 One lot broken lines, all good values. Slippers and Oxfords, all kinds in the lot, high and low heels. Values to $8.50 Going now at, Pair Womons Hats Triple Broach loth (oat of beautiful shade brown Sie 18. Amoui Coon .collar and c uffs. A real 70 OQ bargain. Regular S115.00. Sale Price One lot Women's Popular Stile Hals assortment to elect I rom tallies to M.5t!. Out they go, each High Silks One big lol In.uitiiiil silks Benrosc Crepe, rein li Silk ( ii ie, Silk Elat ( repe. Canton ( (repe de Chine 40 ini lies wide. 4 Kegular to S,93. ' House Slipers will" -- grade' brown broach loti: coat with real Beaver A rollar and cuffs. A beautiv. Size. 40. Regular Ml LOO, going at lot Women's and Childrens House Slippers, broken lines. Fell, Satin, Velvet, bard and soft sole Values to S2.50. now, pair One School Boxes 1 Beautiful black triple broadcloth coat trimmed with mountain lion fur. Si.e 36. Voutl like tins coat and the low price. CA Regular S85.00. Now Now. yA.Aj Aard Childrens School Boxes, in round size and square types, Regular $1.50. Now, each line lot Art Needle Work Kiiriilu I inislii Kcaili to Gie. Platinum il rt Neeeile Work Models, Ideal Gilts. Going at HALF PRICE! Kiddies Bags In blue, green, red, (iift Special, (ialoshes ucmdcrtul coat for a large- woman. Sie to. Black, of strictlv all wool material, mountain hnx lur tiimmed. A AA Kegular 583.00, Going at - lloii'l go cold looted' One big lot high glade Galoshes for Women, best grade i loth assented si'k and wool lined. as Kegular to SI. 5(1 sale Pined, P.lit . A dandy Spoil Coal of tan Sharkskin with K.nioon lur collar. Sie 20. A oull get a. real b.iig.un W here. Kegular '103.00. Sale priced strap slippers and pumps. Black and browp, kid and patent. All sizes, all widths, all heels. Values in lot to isg.50 Sale Price, Pair J fv SI 15.00 02 One lot plain and iuncy Handkerchiefs for Women. K eg u r to 35c. lor rmpA Sale Piieed l.vttu Special A for Another lot iegul.ii to Hie. O Going at. Evli. i Special I , Trimmed with Kit Cantilever Slippers, Straps and Oxfords. Patent, also black and brown kid. All sizes and widths. Never before offered at this low price Keg. $12.50 and $13.50. Sale Price . s Ilandkorohiofs Nowhere can you begin to compare these wonderful coat values. High grade coats at mighty low prices a time to save real money! Beautiful gray velour coat, .size 40. Fox, silk lined and interlined. Keg. Sale priced to go quick , Hun FRIDAY amd SATURDAY 95c r -- L i Weve Prepared Wonder Bargains for Great Throngs Here Curtains A Wll ifTT hundu-d- rxiie-- MSPOSAL SAMS P. M. 2 gras.-hopp-'- rs Newton Junior Rand Gives Big Program the by than they gu-ale- Mighty la-- of Forget for a moment even their inner fineness a beautifully finished and accurate Guild movement of nol less than 15 jewels. Consider only their outer beauty the smarl ly designed cases, each with the beauty of true gold not hardware melal that masquerades as gold. You'll readily agree that our GREENS represent fine value. But combine the two plus the prestige of and you have YALl' Is the name GREEN that is unusual. That is why we say: 'Before on buy any Prices watch compare it with a GREEN. low as as smart $25. for many designs begin .a ; 'I.r. ; . i' C.i V. t v. i People aie coming Fire and water-probrick George Jack-so- n and daughter, are visiting made chiefly from paper have at the home of her father, Wil- been perfected by a Serbian . .. liam Kresie. sculptor. far beyond the price! ; ( t.v S ho B. . c, lasiii-me- ;o narrow m.nded man aba-.,-years ol age and win has a he o! old i.ishumed ciisMiv. ami ui.'as is to bo pur. iod t'.Orvihc Wuislcr. The pal ol olydi I 1. - ,h win is a tlu.i nun t and uiuicr-tat.aiuana win h d boon tne wito 'l a d: .lima: d Vu.o. ralia - to uc p.aeu hv M.- I, da Peters. The pail of Diana Geo: re's l year old niece win is un charming alt: u1 n e ai.d 1: .s il t high .spirits and mu Mire'.'is to be po:t.u eu by M.id'en. Laov Marden, Ge. go's ami' a M.torou., in'ii" woman who ol 03 .uid proud aid Hairy l. Elegant Grav Imported Tweed Coat with Wolf fur trimmed Size 10. Keg. 505.00. Sale priced, extra special Here t PAGE TIIIU l. i i You ve Never Known Such Values Until Now Pan-IIellen- ic semi-form- t M..rd:u i:i: h .m Cache V alley s Greatest Bargain Event NIOBRARA. Neb Dm 17. Relief was promix-a croup of Sioux Indians, who uncom- The annual mens Frat. Melee will be held at the Palais d'Or on January 8, 1932. The committee in charge are: Ivan Smith, chairman: Ralph Wanlass, in charge of the decorations; and Welling tol.ow-- ' a-- ::, J. P. who is an old One lot tegular and 83.50 Cot (age (Student Life u r:.us,-o! lit i . Fraternities to Hold Annual Ball Jan. 8th has bc The part 5TH FRIDAY Walter Wuthrich and his male chorus furnished the musicale numbers for the First ward sacrament meeting on Sunday evening. Dr. Frank L. West of the U.S.A.C. was the speaker. Elder A. E. Anderson, Jr., who recently returned from a foreign mission was the speaker in the Second ward on Sunday evening. A number of girl friends entertained at a shower on Monday evening in honor of Mrs. Cloma Larson, at the home of Miss Inell Poulsen. An evening of games and music was enjoyed and dainty refreshments were served to a large their parents on Saturday WASHINGTON - Spectacular and dangerous feats in aviation long have been the objects of public acclaim and official reward. But in the branches of U. S. naval aviation there is one prize that goes each year tj the unit that has served its country with the best safety record in aeronautics. When President Hoover presented the Schiff Memorial Trophy to the members of the Naval Reserve Aviation Base at Floyd Bennett Field. N Y he made no mention of altitude or speed records, of parachute jumps or stunt flying. He said: The record of your base with 3441 hours of flying time without accident to personnel or material is an accomplishment well worthy of commendation. The Floyd Bennett Field squadrons, under command of Lieutenant Richard F. White-head- , who received the trophy, had won by building up the largest total of routine flving hours with the leat damage to men or planes. It was the first time since the award was established In 1926 that it has been won by a Naval Reserve unit. Participating in the ceremonv here, along with Secretary of the Navy Adams and Rear Admiral William A. Moffett, was William Schiff, a brother of the naval aviator. Ensign Herbert Schiff. in whose mummy the trophy is awarded. Turns hay. dec i: i:ald- - journal', i.ocan. utaii. tan. Sie 7x7. A dandy AQA Each School Bags music- - bags. Several colors, handles. Size 14 to 18 inch nel sizes. Regular $1.25. strap anil Now, each ora era WOMENS (OATS One lot all wool materials of Scuta Crepe, Sentella, black, brown and blue lur tiuimnd will, Fitch, Red I ox. Mar Mink. Woll, ( aiacul, etc. Qr J Kegular to S85.00. Now, each 95 One lot Kegular to 565.00-NoSale Priced, Each w $54-8- 5 WOMI.VS (O VIS One lot Women's Bicss blue, brown, gieen Also Spoil ( oat- - ol materials, heaotilul lur trimmed. Priced to 537 30. Now. each (oats, bla: k, famv Or can EVERY DRESS IN THE STORE AT REAL PRICE SAVINGS! Fill Your Stamp Rook With S. & H. Croon Stamps Here! FRIDW .'! I'. M. I IIIDW 1 I. M. S VI I RD U P. M. SVRRDAY Dm- lot w cmiill'.-- t 10 A. M. to Soo.OII MODE itini Silk Dresses $8.5 Cardon Jewelry Co odktom-CiirS- sf LOGAN, UTAH ia risen A hi assortment to select from and every one will iro in a hurry. Foimerly priced up to $.15.00. Out they go quirk. Each $1.50 |
