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Show ejsk E jii J " incorporaua Mj 475 DEPARTMENT STORES Timely Savings in "in' , II f!l.v' - 1) si if r -i Pi' il lit it If IS' !i:f It 5 5, -. v -A 1' - ;U L ( Velour Coats Women for and m "1 Girls Beaverette and Self 'Collars, Venetian Lined, Novelty Stitching,. Sizes for Women and Misses. Extra Values at $14.75 & $16.50 BUY YOURS NOW AND SAVE MONEY CHILDREN'S COATS Velours and Polaires $2.98 to $6.50 AMERICAN FORK LOCALS ""L PERSONALS Miss Nellie Paxmad'lt 'spending two weeks la Bait. Lake City. Mr. and lira. Earl Lsrson ot Sfclt Like City, visited her this week with Mr. and Mrs. Frank OraaUlU itr. Rajr Tfiornuwr spent the past week home vlaltint with hia wife and family returning Monday morning to hla work. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Peterson and family ot Pleasant Grove, were Sunday Sun-day guests at the home of Mrs. Rr1 Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Qndmundsen and Mr. and Mra. Parley Austin were in Salt Lake Saturday. While there they aw '"The Covered Wagon." Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coddlngton and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Nlcholes motored to Salt Ike8trdajfjand attended "The Covered Wagon.". Mra. P. O. Loveless ot Payaon rr turned to her home Sunday after spending a week's visit here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Gudmund- Sen. - .-.. ,:... ,-; . 7' Mrr and Mrs. Byron Crookston en tertalned a number ot their Irf ends It a chicken supper Thursday evening. Covers were laid for sixteten guests, and a Jolly time is reported. ' See "Charley's Aunt" at the first Ward Chapel, Thursday. January 24th. A married folks dance will be given next Friday night In the Apollo Hall and it is expected that a large crowd of those who still like to "step the light fantastic toe" will be present Mrs. George Hinckley entcrta'.ned the wives of the high school faculty men and the lady faculty memoir, at her home Wednesday eveniug. Needlework and social cuat occupied the time, and dainty relre&hmunts were served. The guests wer Mis. Earl Holmstead, Mrs. Vern Oborhtns-ly, Oborhtns-ly, Mrs. Jesse Steele, Mrs Luther Giddings, Mrs. K. J. Bird, Missus Miss Mvrtle and liofa Jansen Ethel Peterson. o and All Noted Players In Swanson Picture If, a few years ago, a casting, dlr actor iiatt handed' In a' cast such as The nw wirt-M. 1 A. presented itnat ,uppIled olorIa 8wMlon ln her helr,.play. l0.ur. Roys' . ,. la lJadoa lateBt.paramount -picture. --Prodigal inursoay nigni ana me penormance DaUghter." which will be displayed at was weii aiienaea. me piay wiu do given In Lehl tonight ' Mrs. R. L. Ashby was in Provo last evening and attended the vaudeville given, by the Junior class of the B. Y. U. Mra. Ashby's daughter, Ruth, a student at the university, took parf !8the line-up for the picture in ques the Restart Theatre next Friday and Saturday the chances are the studio management would collapse. But Paramount is determined that casts of the highest possible calibre shall grace each ot Its pictures, and no expense ex-pense to that end was spared. Iter) in one of the numbers. Mrs. Vernon Houston entertained Wednesday afternoon at a kenslngton. complimentary to Mrs. Neldon Llm, of Casper, Wyoming, who left for her borne there Friday. Needlework, games and music were enjoyed; followed fol-lowed by a delicious lunch. Those present were Mesdames Neldon Llm, Jesse Russon, Wm. Holdsworth, Ray Coddlngton, William Patterson. Glenn Chadwlck, Rudger Oordon and Misses Ann Chlpman, 8arah Smith and Fern Foster. tlos: Gloria Swanson, star; Ralph Graves, leading man; Vera Reynolds. Charles Clary, Theodore Roberts, George Fawcett Robert Agnew, Louise Dresser, Maude Wayne and Julia Faye. In the list are at least three who have had remarkable atage careers. Several more have been leading figures fig-ures ot the silent drama for yean. The star Is one of the screen's most beautiful and best dressed womenj And yet every player It picked be- ' cause of suitability as well as ability. Official Thermometer Registers 8 Degrees.w Below Zero The thermometer readings taken at the Jordan River pumping station, closest offlclaf weather " reporting station.; showed . that the coldest period ot the week, was between 6 o'clock Saturday afternoon aad 6 o'clock 8unday afternoon when the mercury registered S degrees Wow sero and rose to a maximum of only 29 degrees above. The readings' up to Thursday night 'are as follows: Sunday maximum of 29 degrees above minimum 5 degrees below. Monday maximum of 29 degrees above minimum 5 degrees below. Tuesday maximum of 36 degrees above minimum of 8 degrees above. Wednesday maxim dm of 32 degrees de-grees above minimum ot 22 degrees above. J Thursday maximum of 28 degrees minimum of 6 degrees above. o Olympiad Ice Events In 1923 Likely To Come To Utah Lake Utah lake may be the scene ot tbe 1931 skating and skiing events of the Olympiad program of the National A. A. U. The main Olympiad is scheduled for. Los Angeles that year and that locality being unsuitable for the staging of the skating and skiing.' Minneapolis and; Utah will compete for these events. It was brought out at a meeting of the Intermountam Aj A. U. executive committees held ln Salt Lake the Hrst of the week that Utah IiikW would prove Ideal for the staging t I the events If it could be guamtleed, but It not. Bear Lake would prove a certainty though Utah Lake seemed to be preferred. 1 , (5 M i?m ! 6 cLk l I 3 1 And All of the '4 bank or american fork Re-elects officers The annual meeting of the atock-holders atock-holders of the Bank of Amerl( n Fork was held at the bank Tuesday afternoon. The same officers and directors were re-elected for the ensuing en-suing year. They are: Jamea Chip-man, Chip-man, Presldonti B. L. Chlpman, Vice-president; Vice-president; W. S. Chlpman. Cashier; A. K. Thornton, James H. Gardner, Thomas J. Barrett, Thomas Coddlngton Coddlng-ton and John R. Halllday, Directors. A report, given at the meeting: showed the Institution to be la very good "condition." CANDY SPECIAL ON KEELEY OPERA LOAF Saturday and Sunday, January 12th and 13th . Try This Special You'll Like It. THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 10 CENTS on purchase of our Kesley Candy 8aturdajMr v Sunday, January 12th and 13th. , Wis t'linrinacy Telcrhorte 93 .Cnn Tox Drue Store Complimentary to Mrs. Oscar Ch'p-man. Ch'p-man. a bride of last month, tlnr( Reuben Chlpman gave a shower at her home Wednesday afternoon. A rolor stHPrne '"6TTnhk""'an"J Ti1te"wa7' carried' out In the house decorations and lunch, carnations being used effectively ef-fectively ln the rooms. Tbe time was pleasantly spent la social 'pastlmei and a dainty lunch was served"" to twenty two guests. Mra. Chlpman was the recipient ot a number of t t S s it i, it S I ii ft S it: M. Week Following A Sale That I'ill Startle this Community One-Half Off One Quarter -Off i YOU WILL FIND SOME AMAZING VALUES HERE. WE MUST $ REDUCE OUR STOCKS IN A HURRY TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING S GOODS. WE HAVE CONCLUDED TO OFFER VALUES THAT NO g ONE CAN RESIST AND NO OTHER FIRM CAN AFFORD TO MEET.' Remnants Just Hall Price $2 for $1; $4 for $2; $5 for $2.50 50 Percent Off ONE LOT MEN'S SUITS ONE LOT MEN'S SWEATERS ENTIRE LINE LADIES' COATS MANY OTHER ITEMS 25 Percent Off ALL LADIES and CHILD RENS SWEATERS MEN'S and BOYS' SWEATERS MEN'S and BOYS' MACKINAWS MEN'S and BOYS' OVERCOATS CHILDREN'S and MISSES' COATS 20 Percent Off ENTIRE LINE LADIES' DRESSES ONE LOT MEN'S SUITS Special Discount 50 Dozen Men's Cashmere Socks oa 5 Pair to a Customer Men's Leather Vests Only 24c Pair. One Lot Fleeced lined Unions for Boys- Only .89c SPECIAL DISCOUNTS ON ALL MEN'S HATS INCLUDING J. B. STETSON All Men's, Boys' and "Women's Underwear in Sale. One Lot Child- One Lot Kaynee Men's Job Lot ren's Bathrobes Blouses. All sizes. Dress Shirts Hen's Ties up to $2.50 Your Choice Tour Choice Sale $1.15 Sale 65c. $lm 39,. A Big Line Men's Caps During Sale $1.25 LADIES' SHOES One Lot Good Values $6.85 to $9.85, Sale One Lot Ladies' Itnbbers Only 45c Pair. Men's White Knee Rubber Boots Sale $3.85 Pair. One Lot Boys' One Buckle Overshoes Sale . $1.45 2 One Special Lot Ladies' Shoes up to $9.85, Sale $3.65 j All Kinds;0aa Pieces. FURNITURE IN THE SALE, j v i w A of Sale strictly Cash Down. " don-paciit and so much a month, can do S6 r ' r i ! Ch ipman s Big Red Store ecfwrrrr-y- beautLful 8lu - |