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Show - VV&i MOSELEWIS- irt-Ato- K Milady's Corner 7- - W-l- .1 r : - ' lUngs That be COUGAR laksrest Bub V fledj Uo)i TtJks (MUttA - . By ZIEDDA nOIT. (Written for tie United Press. IORK. Kept, 2& Shops are full f dinner and afternoon gowns to be sure, but, owing to the prii of these advance models many women are' fashioning their own dressy gowns r figuring that wore. easily than QfL Hlrwt f rocks which require wore ex pert tailoring. Some of the new gowns are made of velvet brocaded chiffon and this matter comes la .wonderful color combinations this year t the yard-goocounters. Other gowns are made of jilaia chiffon trlninied la appliques of Trivet, the appUuuea being Stitched to th chiffun Inr machine, la one Instanc, a gown of chiffon is made - - : jUtm.. Commencing October An unprecedented . 1st-Contin- - , 7- - - ; : - V'.. . -- "?t 7 15 Davs uinf? seasonkble mercKandise-Fashio- n's event-N- ew latest styles and rnod"eIs at,such unusual discounts. A guaranteed saving.of 33 1 -3 per cent ' RIGHT IN THE HEART OF THE SEASON 500 Coats A guaranteed saving of 33 1-- . per 3 cent ' Oct. 1st to Oct 15th NEW TALL MILLINERY Greater values for' our Anniversary Sale. d Will be placed on sale. Free Birthday Cake e. Anniversary Sale bargains will be presented with a CAKE FREE. Only one to a customerthe first fifty ladies appearing at the opening Thursday,-Octobe- r 1st at 10 a. m. the Birthday Cakes made by the ' " Provo Bakery. an- - ENTIRE STOCK - tf SilksDry Goods Will be of fered at our anni- - versary sale attJREATLY" re-uei- ve - hem-flar- hem-flare- .' the first 50 ladies entering our store at the opening of this sale and taking advantage of these unniatch-ibl- e To over a foundation of sliver cloth until It reaches the knees where a circular flare of lain velvet begin. The brocade has a black chiffon foundation and the Velvet flowers shade from yhite to grayish silver. The e circular is of plain black velretr Such a frock would JUe. quite simple to make since the lines are straight except tor the Another interesting frock Is made of burgundy chiffon trimmed In applique flowers pt burgundy rTeltetr Thla frock Is traight-Hueand a narrow band of, Selvet terminates the hem..: Starting from velyethem, sprays of "conventional .." poiles on straight etema extend to the knee-linThe applique is ctrf out by pattern and stitched by machine to the chiffon vith the stitching very close to thft raw edge the velvet. No attempt is made to turn the velvet edge under. A round band Of velvet finishes the neckline and failing from this band sprays of flowers similar to those on the 'skirt extend down" the" front and "rearof the : v "". bodice. K black chiffon gown that is made on straight-line- s has handkerchief drapes attached to the skirt to give the effects of hem fullness. (Where the chiffon drapes attach by. points to the skirt huge velvet flowers with rhhirstone centers cov er the joining of draper to the frock. The flowers attach at the centers liermitting the petals to fall loose. 500 Dresses These are the dates to remember The big Birthday, cake will be cut and distributed to our f riendsland patrons in the form of money saving values in all departments. Be there and get your share SPECIAL PURCHASES DIRECT FROM MAKERS Included in this great niversary sale. LISTEN . . velvet-brocade- d ; - ": REDUCED PRICES! - .7T"- - ., , pecot-edge- ft Don't forget the date October 1st to 15th. I rm, ,, ;, n IfA 1 Ur J Wg W r, , ,v 7 : . Don't forget the date Oct 1st to lth - . I t d SMALL GROWER BACKBONE OF masters: Dr, F. H. Frampton, ward; Kes W, James Fourth ward; Wendell Tbomaa, Lake Shure ward; and Gulden Jackson of HK'-on- d CHANGES filADE INPALMYRA Salwn. - - - - - Original - Rcout Eccufive A.. A. Anderson gave ah address .explaining the functions of the various officials and organizations of scouting. SCDUTWORK SPANISH IX)RK, Sept.," 20. A Hting of the scout officials of the held lanluh Fork district was liurtulay night at the seminary, ith an attendance of sixty. E. K. crguson was granted a release as iiairman of civil service, because of iJig made scoutmaster of the Third " .ird, and Hubbard Tuftie" was lected to fill the vacancy. Five new members of the court f honor were elected, us follows: Daniels, stake Kuperluten-- I -- nt'of the M. I. A.; Ed M. Howe if ihe stake presidency, CIV. Uuolh the high counciVWUliam II. Tolnrst and J. II. SneU. The bishops P Spanish Fork wilj be retained as icuibers of the court of honor. ' j J. W. Christenscn nas chosen assistant chairman of publicity. The inflowing were named as new scout . ' i.-- - TV EGG INDUSTRY ROME, Sept., 20. (UP) Just as her cousin, the famous aviator. Commander De I'lnedo, had finished his flight and had been promoted to a colonelcy, Miss Dc Plnedo sought to end her life, according to a Naples dispatch today. The reason for the deed, coinciding with the general Reclaim for !e Pinedo's feat, wus not reported. (IIICAOO, (UP) by a faint splintering crash, 1 o ' Payroll Carrier : Robbed of $2,000 KANSAS 20. CITY, Mo., (UP) Four tmudFts held up three messenger for the Cndahy Packing company here today and escaped with a $2,KK) payroll. Sewing Machines Cleaned and Repaired in your own home seldom see a neekttne u,si how much originality these days, but here 1s ono that decided to Bo something different. Beneath the bateau line. section which Is concealed Uy .a llowing, lie, Tbja was the Inspiration, of fa. aly Guaranteed perfect or no pay. Ernest Williams, S. M. S. ; YOUKGUMSITY . rt Tea freshmen wha hav not been out on the Cougar football field thia year atoned application for equipment Friday evening.' Among these was "Sanky" DUoa4, Provo high star of last year who proved to be one of "The 1sr opefifiiM runners ia the hiefe school field. rHxnn also a 'tennis player of jpbnjdderable hml The fact that Coach Twitcheil is on the C. C. cuaebliV Mutt wttll make all the mure desirable fur tv.e to whip Where was there ever aa rhL.ti ..v 1UBI ! - (Spacial to the Herald.) ' SALT LAKE CITY, Bept., 28. The small poultryman, with a flock of 30O' to 500 hens, which he op. crates more or less as a sideline activity and as a factor In the diver sified idea so well entrenched in the Great Salt Lake valley, 3s really the backbone of the growing egg industry in Utah. Such is the conclusion of Clyde C. Edmonds, executive secretary of the Utah Poultry Produc ers association, a marketing society owned and operated by about 1000 farmers Ja all parts of the state. Association records for fam- ." y . Hotel Eoberts - t Sr . n .,' . 1 bone-boxe- Con-ea- it -- C VM. ...... w """f V, Lake-vlsitin- rveiTfc-tu- u Attention . THESE PRICES ARE UNSURPASSED High Patent Flour, 48 lb. sack Whole Wheat Flour, 24 lb. hag Cracked Wheat, 9 lb. bag . . ' Wheat, 60 lbs... .. Whole Oats, 1Q0 lbs Rolled or Chopped Oats, 100 lbs. . , . Whole Barley, 100 lbs. Rolled or Chopped Barley, 100 lbs. . . ' White Shprts, 100 lbs. . White Bran, 100 lbs. ... White Mill Run, 100 lbs : ; . .. ;. ." ' si sn si't.0 ' V, ?J '" " ' ' $215 ti to jOO l prices- ;- Strictlrash '.VAT fill. Cereal. Col " - 69So.BWest Phone t p 813-- J f - DUCK SEASON OPENS QCTi How About a - New4 Gun? WW . , (, jj Get Your at : u . ' 4j MCMBCR Qriendlg & Helpful 4 INTEREST ON flMt Ot POSITS - - - - SHOTGUN SHELLS mm Coach Knutw Kiickno ant Captain Clem Crowe have' a tremendous task ahead of thern .it Notre Dame Is going to live up to Its grldlren deeds of tha past tew seasons. With ih celebrated "four horsemen" gone, aa wall as many other stars. It will take some real work to put the Irish on the football map this campaigh. Rockne (on th eft and Crowe are shown in the accompanying photo looking over" prospectlvt candidatea; '' rs ' jf A...,, '.'"''I'"'" JfJ! tegs P W ty; -, '' Cou-gar- Jxone-ii-foranti- r-- - .'. iuaa out of almost any other contest? Colorado College wIU be followed .... ... Face Tremendous Job mu$2AofraeUEnar. 3V9J?l SMxt Jmmbling' ." ous tenor in Lucy. Gates grand opera company at the Colunv bia' theater Tuesday in "Eigo-letto- . "- Coach PBI1 Jackson will Tiiv a October 24. While this game U not line of young Cougars that will be oo important to th Cougars since nect or joct and is agile as the s it is to be played away front Provo, themselves. .His men. however. yet all are aniinna t .... will not average my high w the the Aggie. for efe8U tn 4 (cales. Isaacseu. of Enhriam. in the hav takca the hands' of the . largest of the atrlnx and Drol.atJV tlie Biost experienced plaj-er- ; in" the ' Just one week later, Utee and Con, r1 v group. . f will be pitted against each .. The Frofih are full of fichr. how other once more, win U the old ever, and will respond 'willingly to traditional battle that wns funght any task that their big coach sets out on tils territory long before the " 4 them at; .!, Pioneers saw the Salt Uka The varsity men SDcnt their after. The Cougars have a wholesome rei non Friday in "skull" scrimmage, on met for the Crimson warriors, but " account of the deluge that awept arejinxious. Just the same, to tangle over Utah countyr Coaches Roberts with them in - k this contest , and Harr flld their best to fill 'ttie These fwir games will be followed s of the Coiisa with byene with. Western State College sometliing besides sand.- - In other or Colorado and on November, the ' words the coaches were attempting last game of the season 'for1 the' Y to pound a few; modern ideas of with the Montana Bob Cati i'ln a i V football Into the heads of the men.. way. this will be the rost interest- The Cougars Jiave their work rnt ing game of the season since ft will for them" thia yean They meet four be the last and since, too It wilt be ' of the hardest teams In the confer- the odd game. The Bob Cats . ence, one aft.er another with only a have one game and the Cougars one week betwen each two games. Same to their credit. Thla year On October 10 Young will Journey one or the other will leaij' oncer t Fort Collins whew they are to more. . , tangle with Coach Harry Hughes Just what style of play, the Colorado Aggies in the first game of will indulge In cannotrr the Season. Hushes alwav has. at ' great team, therefore, the Cougars of various present since only drills kiwls.have as yefbeen win nave hard sledding from the jwd. .Since the line is Iigfe i very nrst.-it is safe to eyer, predict thatpei They will return homo ami nn Plays Will be featured: week later, October 17,;they w4ll face The real condition of the &mga-r- the Colorado Tiuers on the Y tMA team cannot be - determined This outfit will be especially inter scrimmage begins as there-- are a esting since tach Mead had, last number of .vacancies to fill just year, the strongest group of fresh- bow well some of the recruits can men players Colorado College has take the places of the veterans who ever . had. according to the- V-baveteft the schoool cannot, ag 'F"" yet loot graduate ninnnmr nt MIDI be determined. Material JCai, for the Coach Mead has a whole armv of brilliant players to move up into bis backfield, however, seems' father plentiful thouah all nt th 4ft', college, line this TQflr thnf n.T11t ati. i ing for backfield " positions fire, a bit urcy change the complexion of histoojjght In : ightto me msi two years show the small mrire time to care for a flwl leri.' flock, given lnfln U does in the common cared for. scientifically, can be made haphazard manner and tbe'feturns to pay. ae so much greater." ' ;...: Several instances are cited where farmers having nocks of Visiting in Salt Lake Mrs. T.' X. hens report earnings for the year of Taylor is spending a . few days in 1 KO A'. ...ucu, uiuKing . tne year s Salt with relatives and revenue from the fln'pb iirtn ,"r, friends. 1 ate some producers," explains Secrete ryEdmonda, "who complain they Visiting Here Mrs. A. C. Bnsath cannot mnke both ends meet with a of Salt Lake is Visiting in this flock of 200 to 300 hens. Buf it city with Mrs. J.. O. Garrett and his been proved by others .that given Mrs. W. Monroe Paxmon. adequate attention Visits in Spajii Fork Miss Car- be made to bring in & welcome check l - . . iv. apiut, iuv v lir each week rtirfliermore, it takes rio Spani0i Fork visiting with rriends. , ..LAFONSO ROMEO t --- .. Sept.," 20. scores of loop pedestrians today saw two men shoot from a broken hoisting apparatus at the fourteenth floor, of the Metropolitan building anil crash to the groundT A few seconds later two ther "catapulted to the ground from the seventh floor when their apparatus gave way. One man wan instantly killed a.rid two others fatally hurt j. died in a hospital. The fourth man may live. Heroes' Cousin Kills Herself Rome-Toki- Three Killed In Long Fall RIVALOLD FELLVES AT Aim Gotcm KIHEISIVIII C ' FRESH WATEB HARDWARE : w ; 136 W Center 1 " |
