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Show SECTION TWO PAGE ONE 'Floaters' Barred, Says Colorado End of the 1 Lot of FABRIC GLOVES Assorted Colors Values to 69c 1 Lot of Collar and Cuff Sets and Collars Values to $1. Clearance Price Some Soiled - Satin and Piques 39 E. 0. M. CLEARANCE PRICE - LiiT " : - - " ""nr L." 11 "",ir"1 V "V. 1 MM 1 . . . Following California's example, Colorado has put up its bars against wandering workers from other states. National guardsmen here are shown as they turned back a motoring family of Texans, sugar beet workers, at the Oklahoma Panhandle border. Gov. E. C Johnson, declaring that Colorado jobs were for Coloradoans, ordered or-dered the militiamen to border posts, to enforce his ruling. STUDENT HURT IN CAMPUS ROW MISSOTLA Mont.. April 28 r.ir -An election today brought to an end the most bitter student stu-dent political fipht in the history of Montana State university - a .fight which reached its climax yesterday when police riot squads were called out to end a barrage of flying eggs, fists and paddles which culminated a political rally. The battle began when the vigilantes, vigi-lantes, a newly organized student political party which demands reforms re-forms in school government, attempted at-tempted to hold a rally in front of the Sac and Sigma Chi fraternity frat-ernity houses. When the police arrived, the candidates, mnd trucks used in the rally and the fronts of the fraternity houses were smeared with egg.. Beggars List Names of Kind Housewives LINDON MRS. LAUKA VV. AIAJIED Reporter LONDON, Out tlM. Ontario ' innhnndiers are abondonmg secret sec-ret signs to mark the homes of goodheai ted householders" in , favor f 'little red books." David Saunders. 38. arrested for begging here, told police that panhandlers were drawing up lists of addresses of home.- in Ontario where they are well treated and are selling the lists amor.g themselves them-selves SI'OTTKI) FKYER RKPORTKD BOISK. Llah... April 28 il h Mann's fi:.--! cas- ot Rocky Mountain Moun-tain siotld t'V-r was reported tdav whi'ii F. Davis. Huston was brought to ;, loeal hospital lor tr'-'t nier.t Mr. and Mrs. 'Roy Campbell and baby of Price were week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Robbins parents of Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Wilford Neves of Pleasant Grove presented her piano students stu-dents of Lindon in a recital Tues-: Tues-: day evening at the ward chapel. Seven students were presented and each gave a very fine presen-1 presen-1 tation of their winters work. The : recital was enjoyed by a large crcwd. John Baxter of Junction visited j here with relatives Thursday and k Friday of last week. - "Mr and Mrs. Joseph Page and son Richard of bait Lake were Sunday guests of Mrs. Page's par-j par-j ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ear nest A. Fowlke. Mr and Mrs. J. J. Scott of Manti were Lindon visitors Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Lullen 'Laura '.Fryer ) of Salt Lake City spent rthe week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fryer. Canada's Soap Bill For Year 9 Million OTTAWA. Ont. MM: Canadians spend about $9,000,000 a year to keep clear.. Two-thirds of this amount is j spent on ordinary household soap. I .soap flakes, chips and powdered soap The rest is expended on toil- , et soaps. i Kvery man woman and child in ' Canada uses about 2'-. pounds of ! soap annually. . Davis, to h-ivt- Wlll'l: lilt' 1 i nri' 1 1 - part rv,c Da vi. it-." ::k it !v ' r 'richer', was ' r, t r c! n t t he . by a a c -i ! it in ,U of public 1 1 por'iri believed diseasv cc) tick near to the de-U de-U elfa l to be "do- Th. than sen 1 1 ; j. let i ii i li i r i ! r s the , i met: ca : I I. ex t met but no ha.- a i n 1 1 I ONI "WOMAN IN HF,I" I)KI'ORTKI NKW YORK. April 2S (UP' Mrs Anna Sage of Chicago, believed be-lieved to be the "Woman in Red'" who led federal agents to the noti,Tii:us John Diilinger. was taken to Ktiis Island today for lienor t at ion. 1 She wa. one ol ." 1 brought here; i i 1 1 ii : Uie midwest on a special, I ! ram j .",.000, (KM) wine in 1 1 '.nu gallon arm consumei I Australian bb IH3 JOIN OUR KAYSER GOLDSTRIPE AND VAN RAALTE BUY 12 PAIR AS YOU NEED THEM (g)f! to GET THE I3TII PAIR Ask the Hosiery Sales Lady for any further information. NO DUES NO FEES NO RED TAPE "It's Smart to Be Thrifty" 62 BAGS in colors and white Regular $1.00 49 Some slightly, soiled from handling SENSATIONAL BARGAINS! i i i r M I ifeAH. WEDNESDAY Come and Share the Profits of this PRICE - SMASHING CLEARANCE CLEAR-ANCE of all Merchandise that is now 30 to 60 days old. We don't intend to carry any merchandise over to next month that has been purchased of late. There are odds and ends, some slightly soiled items they are white elephants to us but to you . . . they are BARGAINS! 2 DAYS ONLY! WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Pull-Fashioned HOSE 49 PR. 42 GUAGE RiNGLESS Big Color and Size Assortment PRICES SMASHED! For a quick clean-up of odds and ends Be Here Earlv for Choice Selections BUY NOW AND SAVE! 50 HOUSE FROCKS - Values to $1.00 ST JLC ih S Jr style But believe me they are a bargain! Extra Heavy - Very Good Quality Home - Hosnital 81 x 99 Special Sale Price 83 DRESSES Values to $5.98 E. O. M. SALE PRICE Sizes 14 to 44 Prints, Crepes, Silks, in a varietv of styles. Shop now and" SAVE ! 27 EVENING GOWNS Values to $9.98 Nets, plain and printed organdies with slips. Slightly Soiled Assorted Sizes FULL FASHIONED HOSE Regular 50c to $1.95 Values E. O. M. SALE PRICE Discontinued numbers, odds and ends, assorted sizes and colors. Children's 2-Piece Summer PLAY SUITS Regular 79c E. q. M. Sale Price Broadcloths, Piques Guaranteed fast colors 2 to 6 years Pair SWEATERS - REG. SI. 00 Big Color asst. all popular styles RAYON SLIPS E. O. M. Clearance Price Tailored or lace trimmed sizes 32 to 44. Colors-Pink, Colors-Pink, Peach, White Regular 79c value 49 MHEH Slants To wear now and for summer! Regular $4.98 talnes End of the Month Sale Price Many Different Styles T (p) Plain Tailored Backs. Ql J OSJ Short Jacket Styles 5 Finder tip and coat lengths Sizes 14 to 20 Ladie ' BLUU Values to $1.98 Printed Silks - Linens - Or- FrUly and plain tailored types : HANDBAGS Big Color Assortment Good quality Leather Secret compart: M ments Belted Backs Regular $7.98 Values End ot the Month Sale Price 14 to 20 NEW WHITE STRING LACE Regular $5.98 Placed on our E. O. M." Sale at All have a flashy colored scarf which makes this coat an outstanding value. 14 to 20 38 MANNISH SUITS AND SWAGGER COATS Regular $14.98 Values E. 0. M. Clearance Price Plaids - Plain Colors - in Wool Fabrics. Sizes 14 to 44 IT'S MOTHER'S DAY Sunday, May 10th Be she modern, young o r aged, she'll enjoy a remembrance re-membrance from the Lewis Ladies9 Store. Select Her Gift Now! A deposit will hold any purchase! YOUR GRADUATING DRESS IS HERE! Mousseline de soie Crisp Net or Organdy You'll find some real values in these lovely jjowns as all of them are greatly reduced. Sizes 14 to 44 Come in now and see these adorable dresses. A deposit will hold any .dress. I 11 IB I i U V I III I f YOUR NEW WHITE SHOES It AVJ I III II ARE HERE! Dozens of the Q III M swankiest, prettiest, most be- . I III 1 W"5E STRAPS ... BUCKLE 1 1 1 1 Z ; . jf ... we can't describe them all iOlf j) 1 1 1 II : flf them to appreciate the values. II f 1 MAKE US YOUR HEADQUAR- M I I TERS FOR WHITE SHOES. Jf , ill o" 1 r X- -XK z II Tl- n . ? . I rv k "JZ . ' . 1 ii r tu w in z IIndTMoiTth Clearance 'of j I SHOES Jacqueline Shoes, Reg. $6.50 M Discontinued numbers ipmQOr 0 Connie Shoes, Reg. $4.95 m 15 fA few sizes to choose from so hurry! g: Grey and Combination White and Brown S , I Res'-and $3.95$ ! 99 and $299 j NEW HOUSE FROQB Special $1.98 . Guaranteed for one year Broadcloths, linens voiles 14 to 44 Crisp New House FROCKS Special Linens - Printed Fabrics All fast colors, new styles. 14 to 44 BATHING SUITS Values to $2.49 $1.1 Low cut back. 1 and 2- niece styles 100r'r wool Bright colors. 2-PIECE KNIT SUITS Regular 5.98 E. 0. M. Sale Price $2.f 8 Lovely color assortment in smart styles, assorted sizes. Provo, Utah It's Smart to Be Thrifty - - - Leo N. Lewis, Mgr. |