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Show THE SUNDAY MORNING; MAY 22; 1921. 'POPP Y' istmg uish Milady Wardrobe This Tall t CUT DIVIDENDS URGE AID FOR iot of Color Will OGDOSTANDAKD-EXAnilNEI- DM TTT O rWEXPECTE! Georgina - Marriott, Wall St Looks for Many 'State Director Announce Changes Toward Pre- War Levels Committee for Ogden Mrs. . 71 UHTIDTLDl , BY ROSE ASN ASTILL A veritable riot of color, which 6eeming:ly will outrival old Mother Nature's glorious autumn colors. ' has .been" promised for Milady's choice for her fall and winter wardrobe, Dame Fashion's tasta for 1921 seems to include a symphony ,.of color with fortissimo on the joyous shades and soft tones. pedal on the dreary sombre Besides decreeing the ' colors- that wjll pervade in the 'fall ; and winter season. Dame Fashion has "also outlined a plan Wherein a unique color institution teaches all branches of American industry to talk the same color language.' Milady will' undoubtedly be delighted with the .colorful boots and hosiery: that' may be had her dress or suit. DASH OF COLOR .Morning, noon and night gowns and dresses will add a dash of color anywhere. For evening. Milady will choose from a galaxy of beautiful e pastel shades. A few of these a injr shades, are called Butterfly pale citron; Afterglow, a bluish lavender; Aurora, a. flame shot coral; Roseteaf, a fragile pink; Sunburst, a roseleaf yellow. Some 6f the brilliant virile colors that challenge the atten-'fhi- s V 1 i . NEW YORK. May 21. Financial fur-- i which will be observed in Og- markets this week Indicated that to wrr readjustment ther important den May 28. for the raising of funds be expected in the country' recovery r conditions Developfor the .destitute cliildren of France, toward has been made"by Mrs. Georgina' Mar- ments In the stock market gave riott of Ogden, state director for the that many Irregularities which American-Franc- o Children's league. J had their origin In Inflated valifea. and abnormal operatCOM3IITTEK NAMED. were to more being costs ubjcted to been haa ing committee A named, .Wall street revision. and ln drastic take charge of the arrangements for vesters showed they had Income more announced been which has the day, or Inured or lew suspendas follows: by Mrs. Marriott to poor narnln Mrs. Frank J. Stevens, chairman; ed dividends, due financial needs. Many and increasing Miss Mrs. Lucile Foulger, Thersa UaJi. of thi character Mrs. AhniQ Browning, Mrs. Annie 1. additional changes Middleton. Mrs. Florence M. Cain,- were expected In the third quarter 6f Mrs. Julia E. Parry. Mrs. Olga Promtl- the year. . EXCHANGE IMPKOVIX ler. Mrs. A. W. Putnam. Mrs. Fred N. the surface, however, there Under G. Hess! Mrs. J. Falck, Mrs. J. J. Malorie. Mrs. Hurh. Neville. Mrs. J. U. was evidence that Germany's acceptterms was reparations Eldredge. Jr., Mrs. C. B. Elsenberg. ance ofItsthe was This seen not effect. Mrs. Archie Mcintosh. Mrs. Emma having exof In the strength foreign Mrs. Mrs. only Katf Woodbury, Jensen. disIn the lower of rates but change, Lydla Merrill. Mrs. Ida Treseder. count fixed by all the federal reserve SUPPORT URGED. banks. The following appeal has been made, The position of th railroads showed some slims of Improvement arising day" urging support of "Poppy "Flanders field, once desolate and from increased tonnage and the pro- .1 nr t Ion Tint sac (,a barren, where 3. 000, 00 soldiers n rificed in the recent were largely counter-balancefactors by Dr- H. Foster Bain, director of the; struggle for civilization, peacefully lie, bureau, and Dr. li. B. Moore, chief auddenlv and without the aid of men. and demand for lowtr freiKht rates. Later she as if betokening success for the cause chemist of the bureau. in which they fell, became a bed of Commercial loans showtJ steady the complicated machinery of the lab- millions of red popples. Among thene contractions from the hlifh peak of oratory. waving popples stand the white crosses January and brokers' loans were GIVEN' WESTERN ORE. graves. marking our soldiers' measurably imaller. Much new financdestitute ing for domestic and foreign under"Four million under-feOn behalf of Gordon Kimbally of and war afflicted children inhabit takings Is contemplate. 1. including a Ouray. Colo., Madame Curie was that devastated region, for the relief pnvrnmnt loan atmrmlmil. with a large specimen of of whom 'Poppy, day' has been desig- Ing 1100.000.000. mainly for refund-- 1 ore, from which radium-icalled the 'Red lng purposes. said by scientists to be one of nated for a collectionwomen and girls Gold continued tn pour into 1he Presses Button to the finest specimens of radium ..beari- Poppy Fund.' The made millions of of have red France ore in ever United the obtained ngcountry and the total for the first She also was presented with poppies which will be offered for sale five months promised to exceed 1300.- Machinery in Cold Test 'a;States. nnn Finn In Utah. ImnnrU from Ijlln.inmrlrj bottle of ore, forwarded by Mr. Kim-bal- l, May 28. "Red Poppy Day our Decorahas "France Laboratory where exchange rates have manifested of adopted part of the first shipment earn otite ore ever made in this coun tion day. May 30, every American areater weakness were the direct re. It was mined in 1898"bcfore Its and French citizen Bhould wear one flection of demoralUed trade rondl WASHINGTON,' May 21. Madame try. symbolizing and tlons. radium bearing values were known. of theve red poppies, Marie Curie.' the Polish scientist, who oo and beits adoption commemorating PURPOSE OF LABORATORY. received a gram of radium yesterday love of the two fraternal the tokening Curie Madame both said specimens uura rresmeni Haraing, .set in motion wonl.. 1p nl3Cvfl mi in, nation? FUNDS FOR FRANCE. INTOXICATED DRIVER toaay xne macmnery Of. the new low.p BLAMED FOR DEATH: dedicated by Maofmin?iUre 4 "The proceeds o fthls drive. Th wlnS will to be the direct for sent S"5vprnmTrnm Poppy Fund.' of obtaining scientific data fori the French government to be used for if. MlfiSS purpose wSrtI-ri;aiCOUNCIL BLUFFS. In., May 21 !.ht.COJi"" use in connection with government he- -' food, clothing, medical aid and care -- "1 l After hearing testimony bearing on rie and to witness the- dedication cerof T. J. DoUn. who was death the scientists American where and the less, may; tory helpless suffering by emonies. liavo tha hipsif knnwn nnnamtne fori turrlhlo mvnvpa nf th wnrM aro r In killed In Council Bluffs. In th night of! CEREMONIES BRIEF. low temperature experi-ith- e devastated regions of France. May 17. when thrown from an auto Due to fatigue,' which, made it im- - 'conducting "We do not aeed to say. will vou mobile driven by Jacob Patorla. rail nients: oo possible for her to remain at the lab-- ; fireman, of umaii.i. a coroner help? Judging by the pat. we know road oratory more than a; few minutes.' thd Litter r rlrrJnallv r r ,ni ti American is. ready to do 1nrv belli that every Madame Curie was unable. to deliver The Montana senate has passed a his paft in this great cause of human-- a sioie ror ioian ueain inroign cirtv . i i.l... I.. K.t,l a. dedicatory address. The ceremon- - bilf for a bachelor's tax of 53 ity. Our Americanism and the red les were curtailed, Madame Curie re- - to be paid into the widows' annually in to th grand Jury on a1 pension blood surging oir veins impel us to and held him viius uneny to aaqresses of welcome fund. up and do our bit." charge of manslaughter. II . - . ' tion are graiety. a deep rose and cuddy red: matrix and raraa, exotic 1ade greens, whirlpool: like the Dlue shot green of foaming waters and a coppery red. Buddha, .. MANY SHADIIS. Browns abound in many - novel shades and run the gamut from light buff to Raffia. Purple, that aristocrat of color, appears in several tones, the darkest being Grapejuice and LoDulcet greys and nary blues ganberry are also decreed for the fall The. whole of the colors selected by Dame; Fashion numbers 78. entirely new and original in' their conception with 'fitting names and titles. Among the new woolen colors, brown' predominates, while greys and greens and art odd green with a distinct blue undertone will, fascinate even the most eccentric buyer. Shoes and hosiery in five distinct shades of brown, tan and grey are also promised for the choice of Milady s The entire 'list of colors for the fall and' winter indicates a comprehensive study, of the requirements of fashion with the predictions that Ogden - women will be especially pleased with offeriner of 'something different.' : . to-matc- h even-itast-- ; ME IX An appeal for support of 'Toppy-day.- " I AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES . -- pre-wa- evi-dn- ; over-producti- ce rl ViUlic tirej, 2Zxiyit eich Bicclc tires,. 28x1 VS, each Basket carries, each New Departure coaster brakes, each Bicycle locks, lon shackle, $1.25 Talue, each Bicycle locks, long adjustable shackle, $2.00 value, each Lawson handle bars, $1.50 value, each Neverleak tire fluid, 25o value, each Bicycle tirfitape, 5c valuej, 2 rolls for 2 ounce bottle rim and rubber cement, 25c value, each 3,4x4 tubes rim and rubber cement, 10c value, each Bicycle foot and frame pumps, each Bicycle bells, each Bicycle gai lamps, $3.50 value, each Electric bicycle lamps complete with one dry cell, each No. 61 Diamond roller bicycle chain, eich Rat trap pedals, pair Rubber pedals, pair Bulldog bicycle grips, pair Large padded motorbike saddles, $4.00 value, each Track racer saddle, $3.50 value, each. d - ; MOM? d. pre-isent- ; ed lnph car-jnotj- te ob-jtaine- s d, Start ; I - liitT r , -- 306 i -- i 1 and $2.00 51.75 70c and up $3.&0 50c 75c 80c y3c 5c 10c 5o 40c -- 0c and up $2.15 '..$1.50 $1.50 G0c $1.15 30c $2.15 51.75 Twenty-fift- Street h BROWNING BROS. CO. I - 0 C. E: ARMSTRONG CO. ; I 3-5- We are in a position to meet any competition. The above article can be had at the following store: - Stf ?f 50.00 Bicycles, fully eqnippfd,' valuei up to $65.00, each on super-huma- CURIE O 2451 Hundson Avenue j H. C. HANSEN CO. - 2463 Hudson Avenue HUDSON REPAIR SHOP 2469 Hudson Avenue INDIAN AGENCY 2576 Washington Avenue H. KAMMEYER 2418 Hudson Avenue OGDEN WELDING and REPAIR CO. 2274 Washington Avenue WALTER PHILPOTT 429 Street Twenty-thir- d CLYDE RED FIELD Five Poinls which Lord Northctlff' mad at th tion in 11 effort to th rrtum Dry Ooods mo from Orrmany of Orover Cleveland lJnrr of Amrlcn ji!rrabid here on way 2 laat, (In Ilenrdoll. Philadelphia drxft rader.n hl Northellffe aaJd that A letter from th Canadian onfirUi-tlojterh Ixrd all tha American hortin-tjr,oatatlnr lla attitude, waa reclvi practlcjt!y oil on th today by th American Hclon office m. th tAtcmnt ofjutlon coni rat finan- - here. . cier' not of EnflUh birth. ) oo Uvrydo'l la believed to haT earjred fraudulent Germany by um of CANADIAN VETERANS to Canadian tajraoprt. SEEKING BERGkDOLL ae-cur- Ail CONDITION GIVEN u be4 li! REPORI In EtaJned claaa window NEW TOHK. May Sl.Th Grrat cathedral ar bln attacked War Vet ran a association of Canada myrteriou dSeL that stand ready to aid the American le- - Class to Take. - House Statement The actual bank and ahow week trut ccmpnlM for tha or I4Z.7l9 ou deHrlt In from l.vl of f4.71l.II9 to a decrease week. The atAtement followa: . Actual condition: rrre Ixana. dlacount. lr. .f:j,4. cree flO.ISt.000. Heaerve In own fault. rai oanaa and trunl companlea $112,000. Hmerve In depoaitarla. lUU Unk and trunt companies If.OK.QOo; S21S.0O9. Net demand depoaiU I J. 121. 117.008; decreaae l( !.&. 000. Time drolts lS2.i:$.oe; lncraa H2.27.000. Increaaa Circulation J22.122.000; i,J.og; ua-cr- ea Mi sii 1314.000. United tate depoalt seaucie-- III.- 244.000. 1112. 12C, 000. Arrrecat reaerva Deficit la reir-r-a l2l.t20; decraa $4,715,820. Summary of tat banka- - and trust comnanla In Qraaler New York, not Included In clearing1 houaa atatement; Ioana. dlwounta, etc. $121,265,409; They didn't believe until they saw their neighbors getting out big washings in little time with new Automatic Washers. Now, they, too, each want one. They've requested us to put on another special offer. Here it is to accommodate you who didn't get an Automatic during March but this time you'll have to come quickly with your dollar. Offer ; ends. Wednesday evening, June 1. lncreaae- It & .... . a j $00. 4 $ . 4 $ 1 . $4.7.C00. x I 500; decre amecnt dua to reaerve depositariesInand other canKa and trtmt New York City and TJnl companiea ted SUteA depoita $07.242.$00; d- creaae. $2,428,100. Trunt cash In vault $22,402,100 Trart companies cash In vault $$!, 231,000. -- OO- PUBLISHER MAKES PUBLIC RETRACTION Mm 11 mm 11111 aWi www. li in wi mm mtm mm- - Efficient 'Riblic Service ' - --i It ! Lord North cltffa haa written a letter to 8!r Hd ward Edfar etpresaine reret ar.1 for a atalament ti.Aklr.jg- retraction LONDON, - May 21. ty tha 13 Corn Any Stop way any minute, in Ihls iimplc You can end any corn vrnen you vrill. You can top it any minute by touch. Apply liquid or tKe Blue-ja- y the phxxlcr. The pain will ceaae. In a few day the whole com will loosen and come out. happens to at least Thua 20 million coma a year. It will happen to yours when you aay. Th- - way is modern, pentle, adenufve It is not like the old harah fT" $2,014,200. ll.SJt.IOO; lncreaaa $111109. ' Currency and bank note $17. 411, $414,000. 400; decre Depolta in federal rrearra bankNew York $55.14$. 400; Incrcaa $ST1.Total depo!U x . - Gold ; r.r.!;?ia NEW YOItK, May 21. condition of clearlnr bou ii.i&o.obb. 000; lncrea Caah In own vault, xnemoer leoerai reerve bar.K H,in.vyv, cert SI. til. 000. iiMomt in federal rear rjxr.K oi mrmber hank 111 I.I I.. 00 0; Cf .111-- vr oo Deficit in Reserves of $424,. 930 Shown in Clearing only e It ends corna keeps them, It is made remorea them :C2ia2iii2i while pajins: only by a aurpical ' dressing houae which every physician knows, You do yourself injustice if you let corns spoil one hour. Millions hare learned to avoid thcrru Prove out their way tonight, . . Plaster or Liq uid B lue j ay The Scientific Corn Endcr BAUER & BLACK iw Yk Toroato 1 |