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Show 12 THE WANT MAYS TO On BE INDEPENDENT Utah Progressives Fear gressman May Line With Democrats. i:TAIILI"IIi:i Con- en -- e f.-r?-t coo-'rnlin- r -- mm nrTerl IK 1 GRANITE WOMKVS iiiTii wmi: rv Kxceptional quality: and well very heavv Have made. larpe1 Sr sailor collars trlm-if med satin with plain Merce-- to match. Y? !ed cord and tassels. All colors. (Third Floor) I? Fetre Procrm Two Xorel Hir!eine!i Held In StaUe Tbernele. district held n social flranlte school In the Granite stako tabKrM nlchtwhich t.romlnent ernacle at university toanl. echoed the Ornnlle and Instructors, about 30 faculty the hlKh school and friends of the elementary school, of the district were of c'7t- - nn J Jlagen. principal echool. was chairman of the committee on arrangements. troran.J The chief features of one A 'l were two t teachtnc Ktven bv the Oirfleld a tvotral meeting forrrs and the other, Riven bv cf the. Granite school board. In addition, school faculty. hlch the a ouadrlUe bv stilt vise retays. excellent music. partners, lanrln Karnes reand enreadings, the evening freshment completed er rh-sct- tertainment. s, ' Statistical News th srr.i. m:i. A. to Joseph J. Anderson I i: 1 r 14. West Kauffman. all 1 X i I fub to A. H. P.owen. Un 1. Mowerv 1 Hub.... all 3 to . 2. Arcadia. to NelUe" to Wt liner all 17- 2 p IHbMe. 1000 1 Wasatch II. to 1L Chambers Henry Jamc, 1 C'f All ;. 1?. 2 s. l n o to Investment Commonwealth 4 T all II. pL 12. 4. IS V. il'.isher. Place 10 Vtmf.rlaii(l W.e to Susie M. tJarnette M F. 10 1 V-1 N. Z ; ' i: P.othwell to John J- - ilorris. 10 f, " I I'm H. K. White. Ke7l.ih V. Ilowick to 1 S 1 i: 7. Mtolrr. f.00 to Joseph tl ' Krickson t - 2 S. I W. . ; to Ivl.l Itenlty:. Co 1 . lJurelhirst Aik.lrev. all 1: M Investment Co. to Lavlni'i all 19. 2T.00 S. I'. Marriott. Pt. Fremont He'.ehts T. Miat- to Jessy. Albert Toronto 10 . A....-.....5 acres fer. 9. IS. to Jessye T. Shar- - 10 Albert Toronto A..... fer. 9. 15. 5 acres to Jessye T. ShafAlbert Toronto " 10 acres A..... fer. ?. to liay C. 10 Nathan K11. Wacstaff . acres A Jreen. Co. to Ada Investment Partnership 1 Z H. 1 K :fi-;-- S. -- Ir.ve-tm-- nt --- -- ;.; . t. -- 1 1 Pru-lentia- l 21-- &-- 20-l- S. 1 & C. Car.r.on. 2- -, IIIIITH. November 6, I,e-.v- Krnet t Voyles. Ft. hospital, nlrl. :Urk's .November 12. Joseph Sprasue Pall. HoW Cross hospital, jitrl. Marlda Quails. November ll. plrt and boy e Judsce Mercy hospital, November 2. :hfir!cs Urown. HT3 S. Ninth K.3l. Pirl. November 21. Cornelius D? Gooyer, Seventh Fast, ptrl S. ltljNovember 24. )rson Wilcox. 12S Third Hast. boy. larence Sylvester Jar-viNovember ,4. 3T5 Firth aventie. boy November 25. John David Street. 1256 F. Kleventh r..vst. Ctrl. Kobert Maw, Jr., 3 , Novemher Cae ccurt. boy. Thomas Ah-leNovember 24. Charles Ktrl. 215 V. Fifth South. October 2. rtrl. Simpson, rear 41. Fourth avenue. November 37. James C. Anderson. 333 hoy. Hampton avenue, November ST, Carl Frederick I I. S. hospital, girl. .MAitniAfii: i.i ckn !:. It. Major. Kaysvllle. and Pearl r.obert Salt r.urnett. It. Uk.Salt and Uiura Kent. Charles Oreen . Anderson. I Archie J. Cun. and Kljra A. I.u n l uehl. Salt I..k Herman C. S Uurces. Twin Falls, and Matlhvs. Chicaao. JosephineN.P. FltzhuRiv, and Km ma I.ldio. Henry Chlcasro. Innefred J. Fltrpatrick and Salt FHzpatrtck.Price. Trentm, and I'earl Ilbert Praper. I'tah. Anderson. Kyle I. Watts and N11 Cowman, Os- ''' Morris K. P.obir.son and Cora Ie Hart. Or den. s. v. Chris-lenne- I n; -- rd ke. wki:ki.y hi:i.th iiijmhit. report of the city beard The weekly tiCilth r hows a marked improvement In recard to contactous and infectious births dtsrasV. Th report shows 49 endint: nnd 21 deaths for th 7 week births and 31 Friday, foru"the ntrainft name week one year ao. ins'-- were reji?rted last week, Oa'.v tt j; asrain.t ?0 for th- - orrespn.lin no week f last car. There were ra.ses of of sm..l!iox and nly the for week, rhickenpox same week last year there while in Ce rportd 2 weru reported raes of chickenpox nd I ci3cs of smallpox. .f " 1 s rs lli:!.TII Ii or 12-.- prive all as Christmas resents. Made to sell from Embroidered Gue!! each Great 15c crounds wit colors. pretty floral effects In delicate Jood for - high-grad- r- 9 s 6- - -- - I g. 1) a Furnishings the real store for "his gift. PltUSIDKXT SISPKMJKHS strons: webbinar in desirable strong- castoft's. Very special at IMTlAh HAXDKKUCHIKKS linen: finished ready for use. box of - sale" menus the e in attractive - lie M inches wide. Best quality. Broken lines of reeular stocks that nave sold much higher. (Annex.) 3$ 10c SIIKF.H INDIA I.I MIX. YAltll doll clothes. Just the thing for Zt inches wide. Fine quality. l,imit 10 yards to a customer. (Annex.) CK Fiocnnii HI TtlWKI.f. YAH II... All linen. German make ot very good quality, IS Inches wide. (Annex.) 29c iiAxniiF.itciiir.F II ... M.K. YA It . 5Sc You will need it for Christmas work. Kxceptional quality. Full yard wide. Very. sheer. (Annex.) MUX'S SI! HITS AMI nuvi:H!i. i:acii .. 79 c (Second floor) MKX'S DRESS GLOVES PETTICOATS, You will find Just what you want er s. Shop early while assortments Swiss ribbed: good weight. Vests hlKh neck, lonsr sleeves: tisrhts ankle length. Sale price almost half regular. (Main Floor.) 98c FAXCY WOMF.X'S Slf.K IIOSinilY... Pure thread silk. Plain tops tops with fancy boots or fancy comwith plain boots. Color to match any suit binations or dress. (Main Floor.) VVOMF.X'S noi:. PAIRS Tiiiti:i: SII.K - I.ISI.H QQ JS n Walker's own special brand; Fine every pair cuaranteed.Urnlt 3 xauKe; black only. floor.) (Main pairs. ClllI.imKX'x MI.K IIt MICKS Pure silk; rai Ucrman weave and dye. Pink and sky: also white. These are exceptional. (Main floor.) hi:ii: in: chixi: iixvi:- - 39c i.opi: chhmisi: ... . 51.98 silk fine crepe Very de chine: quality and white. pink Some have lace shoulder and yoke; others lace straps irlmntP'l on nerk and s!eeves. (Third floor.) til ft THAT--5 noosi For those who like of the things out for Christordinary mas jrlfts. Walker's offer the most attracassortment. tive J.ltCe things that reflect the Individuality of the River. AH in v little room where you can shop In seclusion. (Main Floors) at prices are Intact. IIO.Y IM:HKCMi:s Assorted odors, inmany standard makes from $1 cluding to $4.75. but we ask your favor for our special C 35 HAIIt OIIXAMEXTS Latest fad. Assorted colors. Including lade. ery special at 2 for r;OM INITIAL 1IOX STATIONERY Ileal gold embossed; excellent paper. Very special C IMGGEU 25c 39 POCKET HOOKS The popular envelope shape; different styles. w'OLr Special at QQ. MKX'S SMOKEH SETS Fit CM you are willing to pay at Walk- . Real leather: In IlAfiS CIIILDHKX'S styles like those for the grown-up- CQp Price Also FA X C Y KinnOX X O YE LTI E S A .wonderful aspin incushions. fancy our Notion Department at sortment prices ranging from .". 23c to reRIFLE A KIN; AIR will fl fl T rifle; delight peating Q any boy. Special FRENCH IVORY A big assortment of the wanted pieces priced CC ftfV from 25c to 0wiUU IIOXEI) SETS In toilet and manicure pieces. Prices from s. SI. 75 500-sh- ot 513' S3.50TO $25.00 SI. 25 TO S4.75 A iL fk $ colors; Dresden handsome taffetas. All pattern street shades. and pleated flounces. ruffled These are the very latest, and moderatepriced. Good for aly Christmas gift. (Third Floor.) Ac-corde- on uJ .Prices IP. range 50e, 50c, 75c, $1.00 AXD SETS COMIUXATION silk tie. sock3 These for Monday From 9 to 12 Only of Consisting handkerchief to match. Prices range from 75c to $3.00. MUX'S MUFFI.EHS Silk and knitted. and Many for evening wear. 73c to $3.O0. Gloves Prices from (Main floor.) . 98c You know the regular price of these famous gloves for which we are Salt Lake agents. White, black, tan with self or contrast stitching. All sizes. (Main floor.) Monday only. 15-In- ch 54-in- ch one-thir- 3'' GEXUIXE JAPANESE ch . ch CREPE Q1 QC KIMONOS Two own Our importation. shades of blue onlv. Hand oriin floral and ental designs. (Third floor.) MISSES' MERCERIZED PET- em-broide- red - 14-in- Oflp &Wt Not a large lot andd the sale its about price tois make. Jines. Broken. cost Few designs. 24 inches wide. (Annex.) Nothing In the line of practical gifts for Christmas are more acceptable thari table linens. We specialize on holiday linens each season and have most fa- mous weaves. CLOTHS ROUXIJ LUXCII CLOTHS Scalloped HEMSTITCHED LINEN Plain white round thread. Excellent all around. Fine linen satin damask in Irish makes. Choice patterns. These different patterns. These prices: prices: $3.50 diameter; each Size 36x36; each $1.05 $4.50 diameter; each Size 45x45; each $2.50 .. 93.50 FAXCY TOWEL SETS Bath towVls of Size 54x54; each soft quality; borders in delicate shades Napkins to match, per of pink and blue; size 17x35; each..'9c dozen $4.25 .19c Guest towels to match, each 10c to each cloths Wash match, SQUARE LUXCII CLOTHS Fine linen, satin damask; different patterns; neatTAX ART LIXEX- From 18 to 72 inches ly hemstitched. These prices: wide. Popular material for art table scarfs and covers. Prices, per yard, Size 45x45; each 35c to $1.75 from $3.00 Sixe 54x54; each (Annex.) Napkins to match, dozen. $3.50 45-in- in I c 69 the one STS: Small lot and. only Have knife pleated flounce. Material a heavy mercerized sateen. Third floor.) LINGERIE WAISTS j color 5 red. 49 c 8 ODD LOT, CHOICE . . etc Crepes, lawns, organdies, Mostly white: some soiled from handling. All sizes in the lot. Good bargains. (Economy Basement.) CEDAR OIL MOPS, EACH -- Triangular shape with 1. long, smooth You handles. Limit don't have to purchase anything else to get it. (Economy Basement.) APRON GINGHAM, YARD I... Sicthe a Cut front full pieces, All standard checks and We reserve right to colors, limit quantity. Patterns Moat aeeeptable Clirltmn rIN t for wife or mother, One from 3S Black Chiffon Taffeta, Yard, $1.25 Inches wide. While It has the desired body, yet it is Closest weave to a Swiss soft and draping; brilliant lustre. fabric. Imperial Black Satin, Yard, $1.35 36 Inches wide; has a rich finish and is very serviceable, give satisfactory wear. 40-inc- h Will Pussy Willow, Yard, $1.98 The same grade sells everywhere at $2.50. A silk that is known throughout the United States for its draping quality, finish and service. Mack and all street and evening shades. (Annex.) DOIVX ERS make- - We particularly specialize on Daniel Green's "comfy" slipper for men and The kind these value will he appreciated Full 5c a COMFORT CHALLIE: PER YARD Good grade and trood width. line of patterns and colBig ors. Not more than 20 yards to a customer. Footwear "Comfy" FOR GIFTS Silk Dress 07f i:CII S5.95 Newest effects . Good, Buy Hottd ay Lftftetis N ow . . Toilet Articles, Stationery, Leather Goods, Etc. welsrht: part Heavy winter shirts have Jersey necks. wool; finished Well throughout. Special, three hours only. (Main Floor.) WOMKVS Yi:STS and TIGHTS. rip 7.E TA FFETA O UT-S- 1 and grade, including Perrin's. Also the new washable cape gloves. ? Jfc W Prices up from . MUX'S SII.lv XECKWEAIl Every wanted style, pattern and coloring. Two-clas- p Holiday Gift uggestions SI. 95 HKA.MiirrS ... assorted Very heavyand Krade; colors. Compatterns with cord. and tassel to plete match.(Annex.) niWI'BIlY SII.KO-LIYA ltl grai' BLACK BROCADED SATIX. YARD Inches wide. Christmas fancy work. (Annex.) ATI I rtOHK 1 7 31 11 1 25c Pure Put up C 50 Every weight Perrin's "Corona" (Annex.) . M 12 I9- - . y7 Walkei-'-s suits announced greatest saving this season. Xot a suit in our stock, reserved. Many copies of models of foreign makers; and the hest New York productions. Fur,. braid or button trimmed, and plain tailleured styles. Every size, every color; also black. Sale prices at, near or below half, ranging from on- An odd line to,close quicklv at half former GerPure white, man price. make; hemstitched ends; embroidered wreath desipn with space for monogram. Size 14x21. Some finished In colors. 1 Vma VMi len's euuettof sure to come Mondav, for this Be 3-'- 7.3 ' all-line- n. "White h J MS 32V2C Towels, CIIOOI.?l. s reatly to 00 " The monthly school report of the clt board of health fhows that cut of 6I.SI3 pupi's Inspected. permits ex were issuetl. refused and 212 cluded. There were HI pupils referred to medical Inspection durlntc the month. The report is as follows; Visits to school 3i, rooms visited 73s. number 131. number!.S4',examined issued 6954," Jnpected refused T73. excluded 252, reTermlts ferred to medical Insp-ctcultures fl. vaceinatiorts I. minor dresstaken 41, . hmo visits 14, parents to ings aeheol 23. Causes 9.for exclusions: Scabies 4. IT, pediculosis tnilitls empetico 21. unclassified 93. lia. eye Infection measles l, suspected mumys suspected S suspected chickenpox S. 'Medical and s'urgieal treatments obtained: Adenoids 4i.2. enlarged tonsils defective hearing defective vision n. i.n'tsl(ie'l 12, treatments recommended 103. Onterpieces; d, PII.I-O- fancy ri.ii: yard CHi:K. --- -1. Hij: assortment of Pillow Covers and S1.50 COVKItS Made to sell from 16.00 to $10.00. Choice S3.00 CKXTF.niMFCKS Made to sell from IS. to $16.00. Choice S4.50 (Third floor.) These for Monday From 9 to 12 Only N W Velvet uit at Ver Half Price hand-crabroidere- il E verm Clot Choice te urle-aue- s. Finished Art Needlework Less Than t'4 V1 WW PIM.OW COVKRS 14 to $5. tehr - r- lmm&y ESTAin.isman isr.o. Decerrvber r 3 1 3-- 6 X SOCIAL SCHOOL ia53 MsZiSm mm E m e, e0 NWS So many reasons why Walker's is the logical shopping center of Salt Lake everything made easy for the customer, and plenty of salespeople to wait on you promptly and correctly and to whom it is a pleasure to show goods. Have your Christmas parcels wrapped at our FREE WRAPPING BOOTH in the Annex. We have another booth devoted to the sale of fancy Christmas "boxes seals, stickers, tags, etc., so that you may have your packages done in real Christmas style. Then to save you the trouble of mailing, we will weigh the parcels, sell you the stamps, and mail your packages for you. On all merchandise bought here to the value of $5.00 and over (except toys and bulky goods) we will pay postal, express or freight charges to any part of the United States. When in doubt as to what to give, let us sell you a merchandise order; and if it is gloves, we will sell you a Glove Certificate, exchangeable in many cities of the United States at Perrin agencies. . ooo (;ooni. number of been ( unfrrlnir thf everl rl.ivs In retrard to the rumors Ma vs. The majority of 'one'fttnn the leader take the iew that h will be mlltix asralnst the wishes of the of the partv In majority !lori.il district If he th. ., Serond ConKfProgressive over to the Democrats, on party measures. In that h luav he In touch Ith rrdr the sentiment n local Progresthe sive romerntnc their desires In been a number of letters have matter, w ritten i 'ongref srnan Mays urclntr him rr.ueus or to go Into a Democraticmeasures. rot to u)Port administration It The letters dwell on the tariff.MaVs Is tirgeti that if ronerM-m.otes. with the administration he must approve the l.nderwoo.i ncensarlly Rrt an. I the "tamp taxhave tariff A number of telegrams 'f" nl the congressman a to so on tne as Progressive of the house floor was this is that learned It I tab. Prorn of the reasonsyesfrdav why the a. desire to send a. represent gressive the with tiv to New York to confer to delr-tnlnnat?onal leaders Progressive ko bto whether Mr. Maysor should rartv from whether the Democratic aloof Loth tne nhouhl remain nni the Republicans and Imwrnts a a Progressive. vote of ln:lnc There will l.e a. meetlntr to determine this week ork Progressives to confer who shall to to New with the leaders. S33 E3S The Store That Gives Most in Christmas Service 1.HT.9 Up A I fett m the Utah pprehenslon of the Prosrreaylve t nrt v over rurami mor tf the ef f r t thai Congressman the enter J, II. May h;! intended to vntwith rautonui nl houe Iemor.tie administration the Administration measures which com before Conscress at Athis session. Pr'srre.-tvave leader SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY DECEMBER 5, 1915 N, More hopping Days to C nristmn 27 . HERALD-REPUBLICA- COMFORT UP FROM that tired feet glad. women. $6.95 Fine down filled Green's Famous "Comfy" Slippers, $1.50 Sizes and styles for both men and women! Good quality felt and soft soles. Colors old rose, brown, wine, two shades of with figured sateen. splendid assort ment of patterns and Size 6x. colorings. feet. Good Christmas present for wife or .mother. Other prices $8.50, $12.50 range$16.00. and (Annex.) blue, two shades of gray, oxford and black. Men's "Comfy" Slippers, $1.75 and $1.85 d Have the light leather soles. felt. Dark grey Oxford only. All sizes. air-trea- - '" The upper a heavy Men's and Women's Slumber Socks, 60c The warm slumber sock for those who sleep out of doors. Plain gray or combinations of gray and red, pink and white, blue and white, black and lavender. (Annex.) It Pays to Visit the Econoni Where Practical Economy Is Possible With Those Who Have a Care for Saving. Silk and Cloth Dresses velveteen and WinterCoats Women's Heavy of the best them new models, well made The city. All buy in Some and of heavy mixed cloths. plush trimmed; others plain with large collars. MKX'S UXIOX SUITS Ribbed, fleeced. IlATTS Clean, COTTOX with closed crotch. Sizes 34 to white cotton. Encii sheet full com- - Made 4 4. Per fort size. Yery good suit bargain. Each MKX'S OHO SHIRTS Both flat and PILLOWS Slzo FEATHER fleeced. ribbed, Bleached, natural and Inches. Covered with A. C. A. ticking All the lot. in sizes gray. In fancy patterns. Choice Each MEX'S RATH HOMES Made of heavy FI.AXXEL Mill lengths from robe blankets In good colors and pat OUTIXf; 3 0 to 20 Fine quality. Pink and terns. Finished with cord and tassel yarls. to match. Very specially 1 blue stripes. Per OC yard priced at 59c 49 c S2.50 ri''.. fr t c :11, t44S 4 .. C1 no (lood quality; made with full flounce and have duet ruffle. Street and evening shades. lengths and waist measures. Taffetas, messalines, serye and satin, and plain serge. xvanted street shades. MEX'S XTGHT SHIRTS Heavy outing flannel. Collarless style or with military collars. Pink and blue stripes. All sizes. Choice Pinks and blues with embroidered butterflies and other figures; also plain white. Lace WOME.VS CREPE GOWXS trimmed. Choice Xew Silk Waists at 1.98 per-cali- ne All Crepe de chines, taffetas, Georgette crepes, fancy silks, etc. All new this season. An underpriced purchase. Our patrons get th benefit. All sizes. QQ Ol taffeta, velveteens, Good range of sizes and in OXE-HAL- Maroon SWEATERS CHILDREX'S and navy only. Good, heavy weight; well knitted. Have ruff necks. Odds and ends. Choice WOMEX'S COTTOX HOSE Slight mill imperfects, but easily darned. Black 1 and tan only. Regular sizes. 65c Cloth Dress Skirts, $2.98 W?v The material by the yard would cost you more. English tweeds, serges, shepherd checks and corduroys. All wanted street shades. Every wom'an needs an extra skirt. 25c WOMEN'S GINGHAM S IP PETTICOATS S.iSC Cut usual skirt length. Ginghams and seersucker stripes In pink, blue and black. (Economy Basement.) zio:v YAL. UACES, PER 45 c xnese laces are famous the world over for their "I"""' ana daintiness superior of Widths to 1 inch Limit 1 bolt of up 12 yards. (Main floor.) TEN PAPERS WIRE f H AIR PINS 53 C Crimped assorted No only; orders lengths. and none deliveredpnone with except other goods. Limit 1 lot. (Economy Basement.) nat-tern- s. ii 8 I A MEX'S COTTOX SOCKS. 4 PAIRS Good quality. Black and tan No mail or phone orders and a limit 4 pairs to a customer rfdC 1 (Economy Basement.) all WASH GOODS Almost REMXAXTS All servevery kind of wash material. and paticeable lengths. Both plain F tern goods. All at PRICE. Per pair (Economy Basement.) TURKISH BATH TOWELS. 4 FOR . . . nitu Jtxj; incJies. Both bleached and unbleached. ery absorbent. Finished ready for use. (Economy Basement.) ft it WOMEN'S FUR MUFFS $6.50 Hudson seal, rac coon and opossum. All with large pillows; silk lined. We also have a very stock of large in all wanted muffs furs, moderately priced: and every kind of fur neckpiece or coat. (Second Floor.) |