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Show ...A THE EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1925. h5 ii II II t Convicted.as.Reyolutionists LEWIS M ' Exclusive, Ladies Store in Provd 0ij TTte M i I Hand Dags Good s trade Suitcases Pntcut band-- " i . U(k and bar bum te last In latches wide price ranye! lti'infureed corners.. Mued with the Unit quality leather. T I'ru-eup from of poiiKbed solid addition t othis price we have tbem 1b a M" - nvc TACE Priced np irfiia highly brass,' T,J $2.75 $5.86 CS M M 8 0 pop 3 i - p ISaree ji ay Specials unusual buying: advantages of bur organization are Th6 again decisively demonstrate d in this remarkable low price selling in all departments. these beautiful silks for making of the dainty :f rock i for graduation. All pure silk crepe de chine, 40 inch '(M-Oall new shades. We have specially priced Beldings all-cold- special. . . . . . . . . ... . 4Q inch Pure silk 4 v I iwu . . . crepe m every wanted shade. , Cfl . Cf .......... f.tiUU Speciafc-ya-rd . . eiMtychejijeM CQp wU . ... . . SpeciaLyard . . All pure silk, heavy lustrous flat crepe OF Genuine Amoskeag, Kalburni and Red ' Sea! ZeplFer ginghams, all newSdesigns, yard Specill, .:. ........... Poiilo alt Hflotnr nrMarVif' TJVonp anteed fast colors w yflrcL I "CLASSMATES.". atmos-pher- e in Dick Barthelmes' new picture, "ClassmateB" is Btrlctly rely npon the Vest Point authorities personally as. to ever . , before had the 36 inch WHITE ; GOODS color percales . Special,, 1C . I , . : yard Heavy weight Jap crepe, - light and . Special, 4UU QC. ttUli fast all 5 S uU i 9 fast ........ ; yard more or less sacred confine ofc Iio Vi4tc4 States mililary academy ben invaded by n movie colony and. when finally the red tape va cut tot UnrllinJhiPss to filui 'gomeifcenes there in '"Clas niates," the authorittea dmande4 this ona stipulation aecurocy.' And that is one novel distinction regardIt ia sthe fir ing "Classmates." film whose scenes actually U w i.i ii Mil.), i m in 3111. m WW,, 7 efl-tlr- mi i.mi mum mm PLEASANT GROVE, fuy C. Funeral servlcea were held nt'Jhb residence, of Bishop S. L. Swonson, Sun3a7ror WaTtcf BTMason, 55. of Ashton, Idaho, whose Ixwly ar rived on the morning train from that point. The services were con ducted by Bishop Hwenson. TSIf. Manson came to Utah almut seventeen jears ago and Intprmoved to Ashton, where he was in business with bis two sons: Besides his widow, Katie Mayer Mason,, he la survived hy. two sons, Stewart and Walter Mason, the latter of whom was servinu as a It D. S. missionary In, California when the news of the death of, his father reached hii. Interment was in the rieasant Grove cemetery. .. .i.iii ' "THE CAMEO GIRL' FOB WORKING PEOPLE ym. . The best of workers get out of sorts when the liver falls to act. Sp !aI To Tle Herald.) PATS They feel languid, half sick,, "blue" A. May son of Orvtlle Allred and Zelma snd discoiiTHsed and think they are Patfon Allretl, formerly of getting Issy. Neglect of these symptoms might result in a sick spell, recently of Mesa, Aria., died at the home of his aunt, therefore the sensible course Is to Mrs. Mamie Patten McCellan of take a dime of two ofTUorblne. It It just the tiieijlclnc needed to purify typtioid fever eontrsr ted in Arlitona. the system aud restore the vim and He and his younjjer brother,-Warren- , were returning to rocatello, amjiltlon of liuiiKli. Price 00a Sold Hediiulfct Co. Adv. Idaho, to am't jxsltloj)gwUh the by state enKineers, wllVwhom thty had worked last Hummed. The older boy SNOW IN CHICAGO. became ill on the road and upon reaching Parson was ordered to hwl CHICAGO, M.iy CP) He continued to by the .doctor. Snow fell In Chi. ago shortly begrow worse until death cantg on r' ; fore noon today. Two weeks ago April 29. this city was lu iho wake of a Funeral service's took severe beat wave. place at Pnyson, Saturday May 2. f He was born at teblaw, Mexico', May 4, 1!X)5, his family later mdving to BlackftMit. Idnho, where they have made their home for the past fifteen years. , ' He Is survived by hiB parents, three iirotherSr- Warren, Cohn and .clxde and one sister, Montes, besides tunnerous other relatives lliroupuoHt rtnh and Idaho. He is a newphew of Mrs. Frank McCleUan and Miss lla Patten of Pay3oh. 6,rvllle 1J mCS. lnt ( and-feuri- al "Tilth a.rd Barlhelmtss viewpoint The adjutant also wag given leave of absence to go to Xew York and be present while the more intimate West Point ;sequences, interiors. scenes within and just outside the tents in which the cadets live dur- Inst,. the summer time, were being , photographed. The military academy Is backing the production with all Its might and maluj" 'said the adjutant when interviewed in New York. "Not Only was I detailed to work with Mr. . SPANISH FORK,t My 6. John Director Robertson E. BiHith, department commander of Barthelmess, and their' technical staff on lieUalf the American- Leplon, has been an- ot iue acatfemy.mit tneTontinnityj ixiinted by Governor George H. was carefully studied and sugges Dern to act as an assLstnnt to Adtion made which corrected some jutant .General W. G. Williams In of the military details that were distrlbutiiig the captured German some bat In error. These ruskps-tlon- s wsr trophies throughout the state were not only adopted by the of Utah. The courted. company, but-wEach state in the union has been complete photoplay is true to West B)lKnpd a quota of the captured Ptfint and army life and a most war trophies- In 'proportUfp to the entertainment besides." , number of men It furnished In the world war. BROOKLYN-r-Fo- ur. men " held a The government has made an ap score of employes In the work rooms propriation for the crating and shlp- of I. P. Itogewy ;e relics, Imt no provision 11 a. m. today and has "been made ' for ar. gbortly .transportation dlaescaped with $50,K) worth of (h;ireerf," whlc-expense will have to In an be borne .by cit y or Biends. The thieves-escapeorganization ap1' automobile: plying for trophies. A list of Utah's annfa and its location Is now avnil- :. abel ; jdSSJI' nuC uarriafr ". . .. .. K..aub.... XiMj.fr - Lrtdbory . l ...j ....-..pi BOOTH TO AID TROPHYBODY W . u uf Mi L,."!"4a - ii-- r" mrMtt ' "T1 a- -" I' &Lv.m -rn . I I w m" IMII II SAXemir sT i ? I'. - r. . ....... rjr- ' . in COLUMBIA V Tonight .7:30.5:15 MATT MOORE f The Belli flomea in America movement sftlts to give to every American family the opportunity to realize to the utmost every physical, social, and spiritual advantage the home should afford. It Is directed mainly to anlst families whose comes are not large. Dr. Hugh B. Cummlng, Burfeon General of the.U. 8. Public Hor.lth Bervioe, ha fjronffly atated the Importance of tms popular movement In the followtajr terms: ' for ; "The value of a campaign Better Homes in America is Inestimable. One of the moat Important the iuccesa of such cam-elrfactors in to'iohv-tncthe American is In. a people that real happiness measure Is found In providing well'.molvs with comfortable built hemes In whlcrt they can Mve gnd rear their families, in ,a- Jsirge happiness depends . MiMjiure uoon good health. Bult- hfturina facinties and agree- rw .oriuw abla envlronmenio the health foctors in maintaining and, 'l J efficiency of -- tfc- aatlon Better a cantpalgft for f e i Rif.hi. ij. nrn imt &mAla Vi , a. mi . - M finvA - 1 1 y natlonwlse appeal and reeeira th .baa feooe. Every cowmunlty-which "roallses fts of haarty cooperatloa o all." Tho amalL home and the homo phrsicni. and tnonj' sturdlness will for the family of moderate Income applaud the Better Homes In is a matter of concern to Batter Amsrlasi movemeaJL Homes in America. Donn Barber, 1 "It to a far cry Srom the life enX of tho American Institute JOyed by oar, to their of Architects and a member of the roomy homes to Xfcat of millions of Better Homes In America Advisory men and women. 'who today are livCouncil, gives this counsol: . ing In dors or Urn crowdc4 bcoatws Of the economic "livery horns should b of the fewest steraeDts paa-- s of tat dede. Whatever -1 ib straightforward piaaotag Iwaatlapa tats ' bojne of today, nittklng- convenience of paramount whatever adds within Importance, and iivtns; reqjiirements reduced, to the most dlcect and its walls as A creates for it that should g effort.. Houses ,$omey' almosphura .which human be seriousir planned. And batlt with Megs love well, ahould receive-tttand words papor and' peooH bsfors hnarty pyrarat Of every one. Is ef the realms It far this reasod that we wish venturing ints ; It is nst always thv Btror Home campaign great mkm tho. lack of mooef ; ttiat housaa stupid and Mmonptooe.j Ibr. James' orV Executive Dr. Le K. rranicei, presaet e Better Hemes 1 America, the National Health Council and a member of the Advisory Council of atfKS pacujsylvania Ave., Waah-ingto- a, Butter Homes, ia America, says of D, 0--, reports that over 1600 this tnovementt already bee 'mnAt America will depend Ia large V j fcrrOka H observe Better Homes sure upott tha auallty el too Amertl WtcK, )lyf ij. , y - necd-fef.'cltls- 'and ; PATSY RUTH MILLER ; ,;in; "FOOLS IN TIIE DARK" " 1 . and Een Turpin "... ia,,;. 4k ALL SEATSlOc Per pkg: Twiight and Thursday n; : ll-ty- 4 to 9, inc. PRINCESS "WILD GOOSE CHASER" vrrtateTSr-briars-happine- ss rof May WHITE KING ' opta-pos- luboc-savln- BssssssnisssEtznzv 55c Size - - .a. k m, "C!ajkimta"' ' aftr . .. All-re- ere 1 : $C . the filming of the scenes, from a strictly West Point and military laid at the famous military school were sored that ; Once they there would be no exaggeration of West. Point's traditions the military authorit ies 'there, threw "the e resources of the institution at the disposal of : the Barthelmess company. Major Henry B. Lewis; adjutant of the .school,' suspended tontine duties in order to supenrise - GountyNcws IN ARIZONA - mum BROS COJMKNY ACTED ' omeraMHecd WW .'';EtttSt;.-;.- court-marti- THYPHOIDIS-CONTR- $3.95 lub dark colors . s LA1DT0REST IIaiESIIU31!ES3CaEEKE3IIIKKUnZKZHSUIIE feUHBIIEIHUKBBRieriEl t point " miflf-- , The West Point and aimy AND DOMESTICS $27.50 ' Privates Paul Crouch (right) snd Walter M. Trumbull. Service Company aaiitenoed to prison for U list Infantry. Schofleld Barracks, X. ot jtP and If years respectively when found guilty by a tehipting to Introduce revolutionary communism among soldiers la HawaU ;?$i)J . ;. yard , W.B;MASONIS ed Tr Special, TlftW SPECIALS guar-ante- ; yard SpeckJ, . U s English broadcloth a sports striped material with an attractive lustrous finish, all colors. 7K inn all colors. If If II 36 inch heavy prints of silk and cotton mixture, wide array of lovely colors and designs . piXlat,-yFd"S5cTo- all colors i M CO OR rs. . . ,.V; .yard :. . . , All silk prints. Specially' priced, yard ?1.95 to ...... ; strand georgette ft-- warp-proo- from - Georgette every yard ' Special, ; - Here SILKS FOR GRADUATION .. -- r- u Priced Upwards " - Wardrobe Trunk This unusually eianpletely equipped full glge ward-rot- e trunk has a lift bulge top, lock injf bar front of drawers, electric Iron holder, Mendel Jaeklwi-rflnltable, and arched Murphy- swinging dust curtain. Reinforced with f stetd moulding and lined with Venetian lllne moire "grained fabric leather. Exterior finished in Koyal blue and . '. black. j .v-Jf- rrH r Murphy PETE MORRISON , y . . . IB . , "PIONEERS GOLD . . I - PRO VO MEAT & PACKING CO. . and "WOLVES of the NORTH" - f f jJSQ ii 55 N.UniVi Are. j "The Cameo Girl" EVENING HERALD ADVERTISING ' YOUR DAILY SHOPPING GUIDE Thoupands of Evening Herald readers are saving untold steps and minutes each day by buying through the advertising columns of the Herald. Likewise, you, too, can cash in on the many ad stories that appear daily in the Herald columns. - Whether yours is a necessity or a luxury you will get the best buying informations through Herald advertising.. Read, the ad then go: out and do your shopping you'll profit by this , procedure. v t v The Evening Herald - |