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Show DESERET t EVENING NEWS SATURDAY 28 SEPTEMBER 1918 -- K v. 4 thi ls UK OUTBBEAK OF INFLUENZA $u th quarantining of enton- oB ccount of the outbreak of Influens. Gen. E. K. Crowder, marshal general of tha United JT;,, army, has notified . OspL F. V. oorali draft executive officer for the call for men to be tha Lljod Into the armed eerrlee-o- f to go to Camp Lewie In the period beginning Oct. 't T, ha fin-it- r ne -- 4 wfi W BW I canceled. re are two other ealle for Indue-(J- L eerdirg in Utah, one being for jojji to 4 id orv A Delightful M r Dresses, Waists, Separate Skirts, etc. Exhibit By Granite Schools Youll find a distinctive variety of the very latest styles they are complete in every particular. - 3tol laa r M nti to, tod i4 dol and- o. - 0toJ Pro. feat tea bf rc ne iar, ' - to nr, eted toto 1 '4 Awaits Your Approval in Oar Sait and Qoak Dept enthusiastic crowd tha festivities, the Sraalte district school held a most wsr exhibit yesterday at the Granite high school. All the schools district were tou Two Attractive Values presented In the exhibit, with the Ssose.elt end Emerson ranking high-- ft In the displays. One booth was erected for the purree of serving refreshments, the cash to be tamed over to the fund neelpt V the Belgians. Other schools sold fcto r f S th ao4 in our Silk and Dress Goods dept. t p'oduee from their own gardens of 26 was received through this for the use of the Belgians rsv So fiicceul was the display, claims a Viola K Gilbert, local club leader V the girls, that a demonstrating m composed of Vardis Hrte MrPhllilpps, and Edith Williams Samuel-- . all of the Edison school, will be ! to the state fair where they will esions'rate to the public Just how to 'Ue The 'nty bread te siil take place on OcL 2,demonstrathe Gran-- t district school day at the fair. (tan ite'il m. ffd- - iti- xm AH-SiA 40-i- n. Crepe de Chine, all shades, regularly sold at CC $1.DD $2.00 a yard, special lk An Peau de Cygne, 3fi inches wide, black, very desirable for . dresses, skirts, waists, etc., di qp special, a yard all-si- lk Mutual Ensign In the be held arn and 2 pm. In the evening .aiders ot he stake boards will visit w ards of the stake and Ardc.pa e ,n tbe programs The morn-.s orls w ,11 be htjld jointly and - V eT'Cmoon the associations will separately Special musical ben PrPred for each 'V0mnr,uni,y sioging aa the S tie a ir wU Si P'oming program., fWaler E. Giles -- 4 A. Wallace be f missionary et in reunions Friday, Oct. 4. eT CalUomm -- . Tenth Mftth East between Pfth South, 8 jo p.m. en; tHS , w,rd Fourth and Jake W'anda- - stret East la a Chinaware, Cut Glass Silverware cars, f.hel,enham . Fourteenth ? .hat ttM ta Hcstdence pf Eu- Seventh East Wandamare or and Fet off at Ashton Cake haH Fifth itst - , Temple and First ilia car TJ, 14 or 45 Saturday, Oet. g 5femeilh?iiK Hf'6r'tcenth ward . WiUutwKra-- wth hr:atS or Highland it r r ; tH tks M- :;trp . ,, :1.lw'!I7',,,bPrine h. 'ar' i fS hnu-- e - &Uumo- - Vhr a, 1. i V "irg ' or,l'. d ward West, bf itoil Ji- .Man 1 2 n.ut'h't7'Thri jCtc Sandy - JriveeerC f s (if exercbms to NjhtH ward Kourth and x fcJ Michelin Tires , and Inner Tabes. WBrd chapel. smu and I"lret Large stock to select Mld- - " H t!idar or .Highland October t. 1 from. All sizes. ' f ar to . -- Fii f f:FH it'mTtCh.IS ha. hi ien tr.n ki,) !uea ,L 'rsf!,thro frrtm rbf I. $xd tb ' h th turn tf tired, too. afd tlbmit Hred wo- - os- - t FRE-SEASO- OVERCOATS N You Save Money Mens Shop ifeadquarters for Thrift Baying by Buying at Z. C. 1L I. Mens Shop OfficersUniforms OR MADE TO YOUR MEASURE. We feature the famous Knppenheimer Uniform, believing it to be the best uniform on the market today'. "Tfthave more milxtary iffdividaaiity than any we know of. Unl-for- m house; hammers, axes, hatches, saws, wrenches, Our prices are ahenyg reaeonahie. carpenters "ry ffm, Z. ,C. M. L Offer Extraordinary All Uniforms Will Be Sold at Officers Cost, Plus 10 This Is ' the way they will sell; SUITS costing us $15 for SUITS costing us $30 for SUITS costing us $35 for $38.50 And so on throughout our entire line of Officers Uniforms. of blacksmiths tool tools, mechanics toolsj H. Clark, W no 'rouble unUl I dia, Pills. Now I am d faS-a-- s: s; YOUR VISION! Be Strained if Prove 61 Tt.' JP0111 wm See ?ow well the New r Department Wi.riO JOUR DRUG STORE TS ATT .1 12-2-14 SOUTH MAIN 8T Boyer, R. H. Meredith. Private W. E. Jensen, R. B. Maughan. J. G. Andrua and U. Pack. Tboaa recommended for C. C. Cornfield artillery: Sergeant wall. William E. Burge, Rowland W. Prikat - Morton Cheeaeraan, Ruler Waldo E. Heating. Noble G. Peterion, Paul S. Croat, Charles E. Diehl, Leonard L Longaere, B. K. Farnewertb, H. L. Voorhewa. C. C. Pettinger. L. E. I. 8. Henrie, E P. Van Leaven, Becommendatlon of member of th W. R. Erskme. P. A- Hatfield. E Wan lor detftchmfit Racommendationa for machine tr.lrwc wr gagard. training cion to Officercamp Include: gun officer' training to.'-made by rapt Will A. IMetnck Orcut H Jennees. William R. Private western officer of th B. Caaeman. J commanding Artie Hutrhtnaon, department, San JH Melon nf-B. Carllele, W W Fran. Franclaciv-- prior to rapt. IHelrlck G. A. Backman; sergeant. M. Edwards. to Phtladelphia. rrnnafer . eo recommenn The following were F. f macr .For infantry ofafo-e-the unlveraity detach-ment- l; Scandinavian Meeting. ecrgeanla of the. detach-S acting C. Garner. R4imd ment. Albert A special meeting of Scandinavian Jone. rilfford PJ. mlssionarte Wright. .Harry CP. Klngaland. and their wives, will be John Evan liarry held 4n- - the Fourteenth ward chapel. Kleesple. Elmo. F. Culbert. hraiik E, n. V tth Stt' Money at I - nr Flta-patric- k. I ph f . & SPECIAL splen - planes, etc. screwdrivers, And a large stock remembered that men I,ftna ,v ot overwork, yS ar Wak- int:v ,,a m.crub,ThL"'irne rd out and am- -, lkh. re tonic Vdn5r p j : - bis--qn- fHIS IS OUR READY-MAD- E quahty Hardware. A few tools are handy in every ? W. variety of Waists among them you will find pretty georg- etts, wash satins, crepe de chines; the colors are white, flesh, egg plant, taupe, also combination colors; beaded and embroidered effects; V neck and round neck. A special Lot of 150 Coats the prices range from $23.50 to $40.00, at Ton'll h delighted wtfh our ah owing of the latest Shoe style for fall and winter. They comprehend style, comfort, qoaLty. Shoee fbr every eocaaton ' drees, street, work, outing or house.' did- llw ti $5.95 attractive Thrift Sale of Overcoats Also a fu3 and 6ec- - tni .An Striking style conceptions that are for ' .right Dept. S P-- 'X u cver,Ih Waists, Special In-t- r. ward re .T""hn uthSn !elH,n 4 A3 of our Trimmed Hats, the newest and most striking creations of- - the season, your choice Saturday at HALF PRICE. h Trice ' Z.C.M. pm, n es' , relween North - s ItX fuJ,hfnt'0nd v"h pm K at d .!dTfqrnA w. tk Whitney Ayenu. and t5U . street, State. Third Floor, Take Elector. have an immehse variety of Hotel vaiiJ f.etaurant Chinaware, Glamware and silverware! Also a full and complete line of Soda Fountain Supplies. W Mon'e th Second E P4L uK roC i On - ial Half Price Trimmed Hats SPECIAL UTDCCKMEXTS FOR CONFERENCE VISITORS. Everything in the department Included, rugx, carpets. te.ee curtain portieres, inlaid and dotnestto linoleum and a large variety of wall paper in tbe latest pattern deaign. RI GS lYom the small mat die ISxSg la, to tbe large aixe It ft. x 1A ft. Also an Immense variety of article that the housewife appreciates at house! an!ng time, Biseeirs sweeper. BlMella vacuum cleaner. Cactus and OCedar polish and mops, electric W44II paper cleaner, chlorine, old English floor wax and heavily weighted brushes for polishing floors. WqAre State Jobbers Ivi'TTOortar OH and Mops. Ws have the finest Bne of genuine Navajo Blankets he city. Hotel, Restaurant and Soda Fountain Supplies V-- s Z.C.M.I. Millinery All of Our Carpet .Dept. W Are showing the verv beat lines obtainable Chinaware, Silverware, Cut Glass, Pjrex Ware and all the reliable makes of plated ware. nmn0nrn 2354 V P,m' car Ar,lh Sale that will In Salt woman every The finest variety we have ever had, jimong them you will find natural cross foxes, red foxes, taupe foxes, Poiret foxes and black foxes, also a big variety of lesser priced pelts in all the new models. Here we mention only a few of the exquisite effect Hudson Seal latest style 36 inch Liberty Fifteen skin Natural Mink three stripe cape stole, roll shawl collar trimmed with Cape worked out with a circular yoke, coat -mink tails. front, ibelt and pockets. Lined with a Scotch Mole straight stole with skin fancy pussy willow. Also the same style shawl collar and slanted pockets. made in Scotch Mole, Natural and Taupe' Nutria. IN ADDITION YOU WILL FEND A Hudson Seal stole with natural Russian VERY FINE VARIETY OF CHILDRENS Squirrel shawi collar and crescent shaped model. FURS. belted pockets; an attractive pro-ein- ry 7 Furs, Furs, Furs at Z.C. The annua! convention of the Improvement association of Rake will be held tomorrow 3 shape building. Sessions will full This is a appeal to Lake. yl.5) Of Ensign Stake M. I. A. tc . New Models the colors are navies, brown, burgundies,- - greens, solid colors some of them are plush trimmed s popular fabrics. this Convention Annual md $25.00 110NDAYt TUESDAY d suo-etraf-u! 1 BT1- k With a large and resent to 'witness tt Pto- - Special ' Successful iui A Lot of Ladies Coats Suits, Coats, y onto Variety of New to go to Fort Sued esrvlce"themen fire-da- y in period ian, Colo., neat Monday and the other M men. allotted tq five board, in to Vancouver hit lake county,intothegotwo-daperiod irenke, Waah, 14. Oct. Cetnnlnp Capt. rats Gerald J2 received no advlcea proposing the of these call, and will reel, or further advices, unless he word one way or another by this Cpt?V. Brown Ewing, medical aide ' dor Simon Bamberger, in connects with the draft, report that records of a number, of men, la aooord-- r with recent orders are being rcrntlnised closely, following the re- oon of.lhe regia trap u aUcamp. go pr however, the Utah record of is eald to be considerably lese psa h national- average.hclnff t.fj wr cent df the men sent to camp, aa rcBpared with the national average of HI Alabama had 17,4 per cent rejection. according to .records avail-liu- a and New Jersey only 1 2. (MT tfc r Shrewd housewives and careful buyers will be. quick to take advantage of these reasonable reductions in Milliner, Ladies Coats, Waists, Linens, White Goods, Mens Coats, Suits, Collars, Etc-- , Etc. a .t J t. to4 nd'-Confcre- I t JvL J Saturday. Oct. I. at 4:1 pn. tor purposo of transacting buatneaa to the eoclety. Ail Rcarjklna-via- n mleslonarle and their wivea era requested to be present.. Lunch will bo served. Mormon Boys Hold. Meetings at Camp Lewis TRIED MAST. FOUND THE BEST. Good dlgtl0TRl the foundation of good health. Foley Cathartic Tableta keep the bowel regular, rw eaten th stomach and ton up th liver. Them i nothing better If oh an deirggentle harmless physio In action, yet thoroughly cleansing In effect. J. P. Gaatnn, Newark. Ind. says ha used a great many kindn of cathartics, but Foley Cathartic Tablet gave him more satisfaction than any other. He says they are th beet cathartic ' mgde. Bchramna-JohMo- tt tablets Drug Co. Advertisement.. Trench and Camp, the eohtlerM paper pcblirM at Oerrap Lewi haa the following aoooant of the aetntfles of KarmwC boya at that cantonment: Sunday. Sept. ISdi waa one of the Mg day for tha Utah and Uaho men tn camp at their recreation ball on Montana avepaa. Th Bandar achoot waa attended beyond Its Matin g capacity owlmr to the fact that thle laat bunch many Mor.. coming in brought a great neon4 boy with" them. --The me ting at wa the ainee the held largeet night organ tsatloa of the meetings ad camp for the men. An elaborate program waa readpot on eoneteting ef quarteta trat by ing, mwnioai nnmbera and teat fa not least aa axceiient talk by Slater ng -- J Stwrirt of Salt Lak who Hrother with hT hofebn-- i Is Stewart prsrute at of ths HurxLsy school sad Is very nooh sppredstod by fL Marrajr t hr. all. Republicans In Quest Of County Chairman A.. picture of all th Utah and Idaho Member ef the new Republican men of I hi camp ha beep arranged for Sunday, Sept. 22. 1212. In front of their county committee ar combing the Held place of weekly meeting and it la for a county chairman. Among thogi requested that aa many as can, be there mentioned ar Oscar W. Carlson, Partn readtneas to have picture taken. ley P- - Jenson. J. E Parmer. Jamea IL Anderson. John F. Bowman, chairman, of hf city committee. Jamea Devine, and former Governor Arthur L. Thomas Thr committee will meet jtext Tuesd day morning Vo select a chairman secretary and 10 appoint various sub, A place foe headquarters committees. Advertiser should nee the - also be selected. New If they desire to reach will Th Womens club wl'l the people of the western Mate in hold its regular Republican session st the Hotel r'' their home. Utah at I p m. Friday, October C The T. M. M I. A. te held each Wednesday at T o'clock p m. All are invited. A piano ha been rented for our beno-f- tt and all member talented In. this ltn are eeked to make themselves known and make use ef the asm t6 th gdvajrtaga.jof.aUconcerned. Semi-Week- ly r) -- i |