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Show THE MURRAY EAGLE WIDER SKIRTS ARE FAVORED FOR FALL HAPPENINGS HOLLADAY Prepared for Expected Demand. Silk Weavers Are Mrs. J. D. Bowers, Reporter PJIOXE HOLLADAY Holladay ward choir did exceptionally fine work at Stake conference last Sunday, under the direction of Henry Krantz with Mrs. Krantz at the organ, assisted by Roma Marchant. Orchestra was composed of Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Salsbury, Mrs. Viola Livingston, Miss Virginia Miss and Freobreen, Gayle Hatch. Miss Jessie Evans was guest soloist. Ward soloists, who assisted the choir were Charles R. Pike, Margaret Marchant, Nellie Earl, Zona Butle, Mrs. and Mildred Bowers. Melby ward members were, presSixty ent in the choir. Kent-ntpresident of Holladay Elders, assisted by Jack Gutke, Paul Wise, Glen Mr. Kiele, Alv McDonald, Youngberg and Owen Andrus, made an excellent report and demonstration of the possibilities of any such group of young n;on through interest in quorum work. Feno Casto, speaking as a lesser priesthood director, gave a talk full of interest and information, showing how very practical quorum work can be. Okc-son- 53-- Girls will entertain at dinner next Wednesday at Irving Jr., for football boys and members of the faculty. Mr. Pusey, coach of the team, will be master of Home Economics Miss Evelyn Neff was hostess at a bridge luncheon Saturday .vening to seven of her friends. Ytivitca met in a social last Friday evening at the home of Miss Winona Fryer. P. T. A. was very well last Friday evening at Dr. irving Jr. gymnasium. Smith was the speaker of the and introduced Mr. evening Mr. Clark, new and Bailey of the two schools. Mrs. Veedham read a poem and five numbers were presented from he dance class. Mr. Pusey was in charge of a social arranged in honor of Mr. Rock and the retired P. T. A. officers of last ear. Punch and cookies were .njoyed by a large, socialable ;roup. prin-,-ipa- ls The P. T. A. of Holladay have secured the services of Mrs. ed the literary section at Relief Lou Fletcher to conduct their lasses in vocabulary Society on Tuesday. building and literature every Monday af Ward Bazaar is well organized ternoon at 2 p. m. and every effort has been made to find a booth or concession or Every Monday evening at 7:30 novelty to meet every need of 5. m., Miss Hortense White will the holiday season. Dinner was teach a class on Psychology of served Thursday evening to a Vdolescence. Miss White was capacity crowd. Friday evening liarticularly successful with her the closing feature will be a .lasses in Holladay last winter dance. To attend a ward bazaar and patrons of the school are is more interesting than a county invited to enroll in these fair, because of the many friends who will join you there. Farm Bureau ladies will meet Much interest is manifest in next Monday evening at the M. I. A. opera and drama this home of Mrs. Ada Reynolds. season. The cast is chosen for Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Brietling the drama and will be directed by Wendell Bowthorpe. The so- will sponsor a Theme program loists who placed in the singing next Sunday evening at Sacratryout last Tuesday night will ment meeting. The bishopric are next compete for speaking voice. anxious to maintain the splendid attendance record of the Mrs. Nellie Keeler and Mrs. past few weeks. R. N. Nichols were joint hostesses on Thursday at a lunch-co- n Beehive G i r Is entertained and picture show to mem- Tuesday evening for their mothbers of their birthday club. ers at a playlet pageant written and directed by Mrs. Tolman, The officers of the P. T. A. director of older Beehive Girls were much gratified with their whose symbol is a lighthouse. candy sale held last Friday ev- After the program a social- hour ening for the benefit of the was enjoyed and refreshments school library. were served. Mrs. Lucile Hickman conduct- The true lieauties of nrt lire the liemitles of tliiuiylit find work that Hie imlnter put In. HI. -- r WW t r7v VT 2 THE MERRY LITTLE EP.EEZES HELP L1GIITFOCT you have seen the hunter terrible gun and on Llghtfwt the Deer that morning which the hunting season opt Light-foo- t you might have thought that was hunting the hunter instead of the hunter hunting Lightl'oot. You see. Light foot was behind the hunter so as to keep track of him. CDLT.I) 'the I us he knew just where the hunter was he felt reasonably safe. The Merry Little P.reezes are tin? best friends that Light foot, has As long KJ silk- v I 't II year, and girl enjoyed it verv are' looking forward joyable recreation prian Ti r Uur art class about he moves In the direction from which the Merry Little r.reees may he blowing, lie knows that they will bring to him warning of any danger which may lie in that direction. Now the hunter with the terrible gun who was looking for Llghtfoot knew all this', for he was wise in the ways of Lightfoot and of the other little people of the Green Tor-cs- t. had entered the When h Green Forest that morning he had lirst of all made sure of the direction from which the Merry Little r,ree:-.ewere coming. Then he had hunt in that direction, to begun knowing that his scent would be canied behind him. It is more than likely that he would have reached the hiding place of Lightfoot the before the latter would have known that he was in the Green Forest had it md been fur Saininy Jay's warning. When he readied the tangle of fallen trees behind which Lightfoot bad been hiding lie worked around it slowly and with t ho greatest care, holding his terrible gun ready for use instantly should Lightfoot leap out. Presently he found Lightfoot's footprints in the softground and ituilylng them he knew that Lightfoot had known of his coining. "It was that confounded Jay," muttered the hunter. "Lightfoot heard him and knew what it meant. I know what he has done. He has circled round so as to get behind mo and get n:y scent. It is a clever trick, a very clever trick, but two .in play at that game. I ll just try that little trick myself." So the hunter in his turn made a wide circle back and presently there was none of the dreaded inan-snieamong the scents which the Merry Little I'.ree.es brought to Lightfoot. Lightfoot bad lost track v of the hunter. Sinr.., OTP .:i. rii Plana are now . making posters and ine one """i -"' "f-"'- last mrm i.. work . nop. kid himrij tne th:s C';:t tjth week Manrarot utii. and P:lvr..r'ene We hope this "st will larger. BESSIE AND T0SHIKQ, Reporter-- f IS li 1 tea I liXk "It Was That Confoundsd Jay," It'-.- "!. - LOST! Cocker Spaniel Pup, 3 eld, female 2. P. Stoker, 4243 Wm' uiu; Murray, Ut s C. T V. l ni-i- . ! tiU PREFFR MY DRILLING PA!DE GROUND e OK A 1 ...:' s- DRAPF.R QUALITY WNU Service. FEEDS Distributed Course River The river lloang llo of t'hlna, almiles lung. Is believeil to most ?.. have changed its course nine times In the past 2,.im years. In IS7, when it changed its course, n million Chinese were drowned In the process. GENERAL by W. E. Cain & Son PHONE Murray a 535-- 4004 So. 5;h East ; nrtn ntiiii it Ul St Satin contiiui.-- ut Q s to ludj its sway In fashion's realm. The tones and tints of the present evening satins are enchanting. The model pictured Is typical of the trend uf the nim'e as to (he exquisite styling giu-- to formal satins. A luxurious silver fox cape tops this satin gown which is in soft almoin greenau especially effective color with suntanned skin. It Is made with deep V decelletage. This front fullin g ghen to thebkirt Is dlstliielivfly C,c aI1, ,,.Sl.ri.s the newest silhouette movement. In fact front fullness Is one of the most Important dressmaker topics of the moment since fall styles both urn daytime evcnii Mress this feature. U COMrORTA3LE mile ol th way i: you travel by train. paiiengors enjoy theso feature on principal tram-- ME.VS 25c. lunch- Brealtlasli eons 30e. diiwcn 35c. FREE TILLOWS lomishod day and nijl.i. Tree drinking cups, too. PORTER SERVICE without charge. AIR CONDITIONED CCM. s giain-urou- 0 I- a O fx u. ee r r. i vvt-- A ji t r4sC. Knitted Evening Gown of Cellophane Is the Latest FORT-t- he :jhl t:rrpcr. aturt always. r?0a:d!cis ol tho wont1!. V knitted evening o g..u of yarn Is one f the sensations of the current mode. We have seen knitted evening powna have been knitted firM nt i ami licacn ami taken up hv X cw lorn met r.iris p.nt the ilea of using cellophane arn Is new. The cliitering cellophane. In Mack, follow the dictate (,f ,i,e fcea-o- n a i,i brilliance and glitter, and Ills the figure like a mermaid's A 0U CHALLENGER Special coach car oction ol tho Lot Angalei Limited, alio hat (in addition to above features): STEWARDESS, a register- - .J ....... - 1 attendance. (2 SPECIAL DeLUXE COACH ior women and children. jahM-V- ik to 2$ aJt'dt enable you to travel at lest cost than driving your car. Enjoy the unequalled comfort and talely of tiding over tmooth tteel tailt in a roomy car with deep cush ioned seats, wide Hfvii ifctn aisles, plenty ol THANKSGIVING TRIP leg room, convenient washroom. 1 jr.-- ) 5 ... H U . v M ' i'uiif hif Rait Tor Further Pailiculait See Your Union Pacilic Agnt ! evi ry UK ' i om.m wants this Christmas! Tor 'jny years to conic the holiday spirit live on injo.vHiome-ify- ou choose a .earning G-Kcfrycrator- -a most welcome gift for all the family. New General Electrics' arc bciutifullv styled and use ,(Kt. css currcnt! The tamous G.E 5p.i!i,i.;,,. t t neau.i jiuenauism ..j no rcti"'rc'S attention, not even oiling. will Clamorous fabrics. Jewels and furs abound. Italian. Persian nnd Hindu In new uu for ......itu.ia!rwvdy knows wl. at It's none ton carK u uinstnus. FLASHES FROM PARIS reflect fa)ilon. tiu-ta- l M gowns. Chiffon blouses are worn with 5? telvet suits. Most hats have pointed crow n some In derided j.,,ii Klch reds, purple an, green of Italian Inspiration prevail. 0 1 L .v r-'- t s:v ' ' SPECIAL Gir Knitted sijiu are forth In faultier tailored model, with contrasting Ihiings nnj a d!s-not swagger. Clltterllig effect domt nate throughout the mode. P.elts with dar.liug colorful stone setting enliven evening l. lg 3 eeale. I oiu . X Try (I Us F0 this - L TriRAVEL COST first lesson in C U a:e tli lH-c- Coin Called an "Angel" Angels were coined in L'nglanrt from the time of L'dwnrd IV to that of Charles I. from about 1I0 to They were gold coins bearing figures of the Archangel Mich-ae- l piercing the dragon, and varied In value from ?l.0o to ?'.'.."i(). V? Xj X. T- They always bring to him all the different Scents they lind as they wander through the Creen 1'orest. And Light font's delicate nose is so wonderful that he can take these Fcents, even though they he very faint, urn tell just who or what has made them. So, though h. makes the best possible Use of his big ears and his beautiful eyes, he trusts more to his nose to warn him of danger. I'or this reason during the hunting season when he moves By CIIERIE NICHOLAS ri V X. Ji s- Muttered the Hunter. SATIN perioi' busy wuh tests. Miss Turner I 9 . semi-tailore- HIGH-STYL- E Week- - The jrreat I'ismnl swamp In North Carolina ami Virginia covers ao area of about 1,500 square miles. D&AD Pacific through A fci U SCHOOL winter. Tim Vaiciid Uv LOW P 1 I Kit JrJf are IVcausi) wide, whle skirts are ready coining back, silk weavers 72 with wider silks suims will be send-in;- ; Inches wide and they are also a 00 inch stilT silk satin as satin. heavy as any upholstery fashion-abl- e a for need What yen don't wide skirt you'll need for the haw balloon sleeves. Vcn will see all kinds of trick textures. Ilvcitln.' new soft, heavy silks for the newest pet of the fashion world Intricately draped dresses. stuff that falls Hal her heavy Into lovely fullness without a bit of manipulation. Then satin hack silks, metal silks, anil silk velvets, and the most romantic of all fabrics, silk faced velvet. Pure silk velvets are and will be unusually line quality and extraordinarily pliable. Lyons velvets with silk taffeta hacks are particularly good for winter evening (.'owns and wraps usins both sides of the stall for t fl in mi nt? and contrast. The must exciting stiff silk velvets have changeable effects achieved with the taffeta silk hack showing through the luxurious pile of the velvet. Next In Importance are the silks that resemble woid, grand new textures with all the "depth" and feel of wool combined with the lightness and luxury of heavy silk. This is the silk that will fashion your smartest first fall tailored and street clothes. Some have flat "finishes," others have new and unusual rougher textures Ideal for such clothes. :J YouTl e OLD , x BONNYV1EW This j nsiicosB OFFER! No Monthly PoymenliunfilKwA Select your General now and p.iv only I Icctric a m jU not amount down. You do urU'1 pay another penny March 1st! ;! M',n,;c,r iodl1. Top, riatop,Iil'T from ,1,1c!) to Lliectric to. 4792 South State St. : : Murray, Utah Phone Murray 106 ' |