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Show TH OOP EN STANDARP.EXAMINER " DtSt ' .IFESTClVOfJ PLfiYSTODflV : SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 5. 1921. .. 'A A First Regular Concert of drawling Pest Sen By Reason to Be Given A,t Thousands; Eat Leaves Lorin Fair Park From Trees Thfe first regular-concerof the sea, son will be playfed at Lorlh Farr park between 4 and 5 p. m. by the readies band of Ojcden today with J. A. Christensen directing. Concerts will be given every Sunday the summer treason between theduring hours of 4 and Box; Elder naturalists say cattrpll lars infest trees In Box Elder canyon and are damaging shrubbery in the vicinity of Mantua. The caterpillars are described as black and gray. Protracted wet weather is -- aid to be the 6 P. tn. , cause of the hordes of the creepy pests. Today' program follows: Ogden canyon dwellers challenge March? National Emblem Box. Elder canyon In the matter, of ' E C i caterpillars, however, r Selection 'American Patrol , They have appeared by the million ... . . . ... F. "W. Meachern in Ogden canyon. Throughout the Medley Sdngs From the Old Folks.. day and through the greater part of . . . ..... v ...... . . M. L. Lake the night, aof gentle, pitter-patte- fain like can FOX Tr6l JuBt Like a Gypsy the falling ft'warm spring . . . Simmon and Bayes be the sound of falling 'worms" heard, Leaves are .fast disappearing under Italian Walts La Serenata .,. ..... Darcy Jaxons the onslaueht. INTERMISSION . At any rate, the caterpillars are not March Stars and Strifces 'Forever . . the greatest pest. They are apparentSousa ly allied in some' manner to the Order y ... . . "Reminiscences of, Scotland ' ; . . "Ara'chnida" fqr, as. they drop from Fred Godfrey the trees, they suspend '.themselves on Waltz Lulla Ttrne . .. . a filmy strand. .They halt when from . . ....... Harold D. Freeman four to six feet from the ground. Many Salut d'Amour . . . .4 Edward Elgar canvon dwellers are vrowlne cross Serenade Bohemienne eyed from the strain of trying to avoid Max Voh Luri f collision with the pests.' This easy, F. H. Loeey though The gossamer strands. afte . F. S. Key. serving as a '"worm highway," hang Star Spangled Banner the suspended from the trees. UnleBaseen. sun is Just right they cannot be Walking, Into a mess of worm webs, POLICE LEAVE FOR : one is encompassed in material which which has the BURGLAR SUSPECTS cannot, ofbe seen, but in a squirmy fashfaculty tickling ion.. A bit of the web beneath one's is Captured in the act , of robbing a nose, andonean activeto imagination, needs believe that- h bunk house, two negroes, traveling in all that an automobile, which is believed to is harboring no less than a dozen largt have been stolen, were captured at fuzzy legged caterpillars. Another respect in which the Og Evanston, fWyd., this afternoon. In the automobile ' in which the negroes den canyon caterpillars surpass those were riding , was found five cans of of Logan canyon, they are not grey a dark reddish high proof gasoline which the police1 and black. They areburnt-orangand believe was stolen from the Ogden' brown, spotted with Paint Oil & Glass company ware- robins egg blue dots oo house on Spencer avenue early this t t Tremendoui reductions never before offered in s.uch comprehensive merchandise, at prices that stand utmost fcr value giving and decidedly makes ybur purchase an economical opportunity. All profits are disregarded, merely to make selling tlie important factor in this great economical selling event.. Every department will contribute its share to make it worth while and decided; and the gfeatcst from a quality ' standpoint. Share in these unusual offerings where shoppingmeans etonomy. r, ......... ................... , t T 1 . :iv..,.v - - - e . . week. . The names of .the two men were not given in the report which the Ogden police received from Evanston. Desk Sergeaht Barlow Bv Wilson, Chaffeur Earl Wiggins and Detective George Wardlaw went to Evanston this afternoon in the police automobile. One of the officers win drive the car to Ogden which the alleged were traveling in while the prisoners will ride in the police "' auto, ' the other officers. guarded by There Is a' possibility that the ne groes have beeh implicated in other burglaries which have been commit ted In this city recently, the' police 4 bor-gla- . extraordimry good hand 'toweK double twist weave, bound to give th best Of Bervice. Regular. 18x36? An " 60c value. On sale AS FLAG DAY Governor Calls Upon-Uta- h Citizens to Pay Tribute " TURKISH BATH TOWELS sold for 85c each- - Special Bale, for a few days only, AKt . . . for ... 4JC . , $1.35 FANCY COLORED CRETONNES Regular 50c and 60c. values. OQ Yard ... Unusual"" assortment of heavy cretonnes for draperies, coverings. new siyir uyruus niiu iuaiua beautiful ranee Of, new, patterns and rich color schemes, exceptional pood grade cretonne offered during the June sale at this reOD markable sale price of," LJV, yard k this sale at 1V)C Call in and proye the truthfulness ot the foregoing'atatesments. AEROPLANE SHEETING Vide. The very finest and closest .weae to be had In an un- 36 inches OO Governor Charles R. Mabej- - issued a proclamation yesterday, fixing JUha POLICE CHECK ON 14 as Flag Day. In hid proclamation, AUTO , TAILLIGHTS he called upon the people of the state and asked that they unite in showing respect to Old Glory. His proclamation follows: Warning to motorists who persist In operating automobiles after dark "As the perspective of time gives us without a talllight has been issued greater understanding of the ideals by the Police department. Approxion and institutions oh which America was out of every three cars founded, we come to hold with greater mately onestreets are being operated reverence the symbol of America the Ogden's without tallllghts, it is said, and be- flag. With our progress our appreciacause of the possibility of accidents tion for the significance of the nationfrom the condition, the po- al emblem grows apace. In its- folds resulting lice are starting an extensive cam- are reflected all that America means to us. It Is the symbol of freedom. paign to enforce the regulation. Motorcycle Officer C. E. Leiser of truth, of justice, of liberty and of ' , aid that attention will also be paid happiness. to motorists who make a practice of "That a more intelligent citizenship ' may be promoted; that the ideals and cutting cofHers. oo institutions the lag represents may be of that the people perpetuated; America mav be inspired with greater CRUELTY CHARGED 11 is 111111151 mai t. uay uc TTlT TVTtmDnP JLJN 1JL V UxvOJli QTTTT ipaiuuusra; Iset aside each year as an occasion for expressing that esteem in which we hold the national emblem. in "In as much as June 14 of the presCharges of cruelty are contained the ent year will mark the one hundred suit for divorce filed yesterday in district court by Ethel Thomas agaihst forty-fift- h anniversary Of th adoption Thomas. Mrs. Thomas al by congress of the flag of the United Benjamin on June 2, last, Mr. Thomas States, I therefore, by virtue of the leges that beat her and told her to obtain a di- authority vested in me, do hereby des vorce. She Bets forth in her complaint ignate Tuesday, June 14, A- D. lf21, as that her married life is unbearable Flag day. and seeks her freedom. , "I call upon the people of this state Mrs. Thomaa asks custody of one to unite in thought and action on this minor child. and 'alimony for its sup- occasion in showing their respect and: honor for the flag by generally dls-- j port. 00 playing it; and I recommend that ap-- J An American fs credited with in- propriate commemoration ceremonies ma- be conducted by the schools, churches. venting the first - g chine. patriotic societies and institutions. "In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused to be affixed the great seal of the state o! Utah. "Done at Salt Lake City, the capl tOl. this Jrd day Of June. A1921. "CHARLES R. MABEY, Governor.' . - in ? brick-makin- ' . " - t. 00 SHERIFF KEEPS EYE ON N. OGDEN ROAD nr CURTAIN, MADRAS ENGLISH SHIRTINGS DRESSER SCARFS In all colors Inmaginable; 38 to 44 inches wide. A splendid quality, the inches 32 wide, white and-facing- s ground, values. Sale pflce, e yard .59c CQ UjC RATINE SUITINGS DAINTY EDGE . EMBROIDERIES A good assortment of colors, white, ,plnk. blue and yellow; excellent luallty. inches wide. 38 For dresses and underwear. An excellent assortment of closed and Aft Special, yard "open designed patterns- Regular 35c values. Salo price. BED SPREADS IOC Smooth sa tin finlb. full double bed yard FANCY 5 Values from $9.75 to $11. .Each an CURTAIN of vart- line ;xcepuoinai papain, ape- width a Urre . xtlnth !ial fcr Moaday ous. designs, especially suitable for summer curtains. They axe in large WOOL FLANNEL demand by those spending the sumflannel for babies' mer months In the canyon. Absovear- A very good value. Regular 1.2J5 next for lutely the most economical thing special 1 i to week's sale at, Special at, 79c the buy. IxC he yard yard - If tXtrZlTX- - .QUISETTE qr rr - K all-woo- 16-in- - l - BREAD is still the best bread in town and on nearly every table. Large loaves 10c. Larger loaves 2 for 25 c. . - 00 WIFE LEAVES HIM; DIVORCE IS GRANTED Decree of divorce waa' granted yesterday inS. the district court, by Judge Barker to Robert A. Mc George uregor rrom Katie E. McGregor on grounds of desertion. Mr. McGregor testified that they were married in Palisade, Neb., April 4. 1897. and dn August 1. 1915, his wife left him and three children. The "court awarded the custody of the children to Mr. Mc- - iregor. i J Don't just say bread, Say PAN DANDY OO r WOMAN HAS HER HUSBAND ARRESTED Upan complaint of his wiferMerbett Eastman, 60 years of aire, laborer. wa arrested yesterday afternoon by Depu ty Sheriff Charles Pincock nftd was charged with disturbing th peace. Mrs. Eastman charges that" ner hus band abused her and palled her vile names. Eastman waB released updri his own recognizance to appear in the city court. 1 00 Phone' 538 for service. Typhoons cool and venti- late the REX THEATRE. Abundance of fresh air for everyone. Only .theatre in Ogden equipped with this system. ; ; Knit Union Suits Actual $1.50 to $2. values embraces thf assortment They are practical and splen dullr made nitfht rowm fend envelope chemise. Variety for evervone5 taste. Made soft finish ofj snovrvrhite durable nainsook and lonp cloth. Heautifullv trimme in daintv lacrs and embroi deries, with touchen of col ored wash ribbons. The vari ous styles are well pleasing and a remarkable .bargain offer. Your choice at this amazingly low price .... Formerly $2 soft batiste union suits, a perfect fitting umTergar meat for ; summer wear. Neatly made in checkered and plain ba tiste fabric. Remarkable fine quality and tbe sale price is (f1 1A only . Our popular, best fitting under garments. Regular. $1.50 seller. Light weight, fine knit, excellent wearing union suits, comes la loose and tight knee and shoulder, strap. Sixes 16 to 42. nC Sale price . A Sale Value of FUTURIST FAMOUS -- BODICE VEST At 95c Neatly hemstitched, made of an extra fine mercerixed batiste, pmk only. Regular $1.75. A remarkably well made bodice vest at a QC special salt price jO .......... or alaea, Special, ......;.. KNIT UNION SUITS, 95c KNIT BLOOMERS-- For children. at . 4 to 12 yeara, . . nr ZdC With waist and knee elaaUea. CoP ora white, pink and black. Special value. V INFANTS la nuch mud orifcf. fat early Salt Nrt q Yard tcvriIt cotajlete. wide, hichly lastrou. ei. llk Jeraey tricolete full range of new cclori&aa, ccirni drapinc In a woo-de- r.w iport Jacket!, orer-blouse- Yard vide, - sensation at our silk counter at e nn this remarkable sale prices 31.0U quality. (Jenaine fin-lah- , af.d ahtrtt. Wtll j:lte entire aaUa-facilo- a ia wear and waahlnt retain ita brilliancy that food pan. . iree it noted for. Aft Sale price iOC SALE OF FRENCH KID 2.98 pr. - RUBIN -- ment, including white and black. Practically evtrj sit la here. Regu values. Sale lar 69 c price, pair 11-2- 5 CAMISOLE RIBBONS satin wash ribbons, beauticombinations. Our beat color ful juillty for camisoles and lingerie. These ribbons sold at 12 yard. Monday epeclal, DOC. fard ro alarm' clocks A apecial value for Monday at $1.-- 5. Hellable 1 3.50 grade alarm clocks, itandard make. Highly nickeled Monday- - VEST Half wool axid mercerized up to 90c at a clean uDC up price of Or 3 for $1.00 Excellent quality infants' veat, 1 to 6 year altes. Well worth double the price. cotton-Value- s or JLj6lt tale price - fin-sh- rr 3 j1...J Children's Gingham Dresses 9.5c i t Pretty gingham plaid dreases in an aaiortment of beautiful color combinations, neatly trimmed in contrasting materials. These are the newest styles, and well pleasing to every girl who wanU a becoming dresa at a low price. These are dresses worth $1.75 to $2, in 8i2es 6 to 4 years. And the Q 1 S Jr 1 remarkable sale price is only OLIVE CASTILE SOAP LArgt cake of 20c h!gbgrads bath soap, quality. A limited amount of tbem for Monday 10c tale t ... regular .Shoe, Specie Is Your choice of high grade sfylcs of womcnVpumps, slippers and oxfords. This Week 10 $6.95 per, pair Patent Misses' "Pumps in Sizes 8 to II...; 'Sizes lljy to 2 Sizes 22to6 A TlOJftUL - pure penfee. Fcr dreiiea. b!ouiea g ellk value will cause a I1.T& Foraota quality, i&ooth, evtn A bici trade dtptndable all r dreeiea. Thi of. yard fn v.0y IMPORTED PONGEE brown white, black. najr.aa tuca popular color Jade, fllllcra, peach and ror. The quality U treatly lo demand temtlni: al jrJ ic cne-plec- e naa-lion- lua-trou- a 26 Inche and l. inchet wide, tp'.endid TaJe acfl finiah. pure saua tneiialict ta black. Unusually rood rrade. Kocuiar IZ quality. Ucu- - f?i O 1,4 day tale rrict. yard TR COLETTE for th -- pha-ncrneia- 2$ I mud n aa!e price, BLACK SATIN MESSALINE L.JQ SILK JERSEY 85c SILK GLOVES' JDC pair Three pairs .?1.00 Colora whlta. pink and black, ex. tra good quality with double crotch and elastic valst and knee bands. It will pay to aelect aeveral of them at ihl special tale price or , OuC of, pair J)1.1U . r, Coa: y for tport Double tipped two clasp silk gloves, come in a splendid color assort- BLOOMERS Kxn-- brlc TT. yrd ttiJO SALEOF KNIT ATHLETIC UNION SUITS rc while the price gloves of a quality intended to sell at $4. Snug fitting and aerriceabie gloves with plain stitching and two clasps. To be had in staple colors aa brown, white and black. Trap" AO tjcally all sixes at this popular sale price of QCJ f-- Se like ordinary i:lki. A l.stro'.i lup-pl- e f.a'jh dreja a'.lk that charmlnr-lreteala the r.S'H cf texture, and for cr.ep:c drMCf. dilrtbillty ThU it a lUk nothinj ifcort cf conildtrinc the excallefica and aupefb quality, and the wan. xtM crlt. root: cloth for port jackeU. 4aptable ftd th- - pc;al rtSucd pricw will e'.ler. Ccrac make this a timely purchase ef high grade French kid ilotea makes It possible for us to offer at this remarkable low price. These are Imported batiste in white or flesh color. . Well approved by thousands of women as a perfect fitting garment and 1 better wearing. Particularly made to X.3 suit every individual. $3.50 values. . . . . n qualliy. wool n'i ouiicg roScr A A better grade union suit in silk top or shadow striped p inchf i wld IK)p-- ir GLOVES Sale of Silk Top pv(B WOOL JERSEY foa'i favoni value.-Offere- Ilednced for ha A v-- 0 at. yard FuU yard wide 14 dret 'Ak in hadow pencil ttrSpt effet. laowa for th- - flnl time at thli reaatk able ale price. A tenuis wrarlr.c T.k thai i mot t atrearta and duraMUty. WHl tot "wrt-k- oTAt $1.19 64 fctw A tsl-us- . effects in fancy diitni. Most appropriate for fine 'kimctjos, dressing KOn and trimmlag. A worth !Ik valutr at a tpfCltl lal" pric of ENVELOPE CHEMISE offered at one remarkable sale price of ' Speeders' on the North Ogden' road; have found within the last few dayi that the highway Is not a race track and that driving at aniexcesslve rate is almost certain to result In arrest and a trip to the city police court- dozen persons nave been arNearly rested on the road by members of the heriff department and the campaign will be carried, on in the future, it was said. The latest person, to come within the toils of the law for speeding on the highway is C. D- Farley, 3 8, pro prietor h of a soft drink parlor at rwenty-iiTtstreet and Hudson ave nue. He was arrested yesterday afternoon and furnished $50 cash bail for his appearance in the police court. reruUr ll.5 (loneous dUpl.y c! rich color iaO. and laundry bags.. Lac and cretonne style. Choice assortment. Regular $1.25 values. Special sale price woven colored stripes; guaranteed fast colors; wers like leather. 90c SATIN POLA1RIS rea i:k. icterwova tV.t 'fabric a atln Js3 UffU Ipecial. . Zi tnctjfs wide. NIGHT GOWNS AND kind that has sold for SI. 25 and 1.50 yard. During this sale, ylO. lOC special, the yard PLAIN VOILES KIMONO SILKS Comprises CREPE PAJAMAS opportunity. Values Greatest Ever Offered Fine Muslin Undergarments JC Women's tnd misses' sites, one of dainty piece pajamas. A variety bluebird patterns. . Toeketa. belts an all designed lo add to their attractiveness. The price was furraerly J4.50 and $5 CO 1Q On sale now - . Spe- ilk and Dress Goods 1000 Full 6 inches wide, sptendld variety of colored designs for cottaies and porch curtains.' Regular 35c value. Special, lQr IOC yard colors, 38 to "44 inches in width- - Values to 50c, 29c Bpecial 34c Values to 65c, special at are 75c sellers offered, Reguluar 48c special at, the yard - Dull Full mercerized finish. - cial value, yard of the A very large assortment and newest pattern desijfns, 'quali- -- L In white and ecru- - 36 Inches wide. VOILE SPECIAL A money saving i J CURTAIN MARQUISETTE bleached sheeting, especially pop ular, for bungalow aprons, luncheon set, fctc.. etc. Special 13C at, yard ..A ties unsurpassed fast MILL ENDS OUTING FLANNEL Light color, stripes, cbecks and various patterns that are choice. Regular 35c feller. During 10c this sale, the yard... Splendid for middies, kiddies' pantry waists and suits. One of the beat values ever put on, the market. Regular 60c yard. Special; during . to Old Glory PAN DANDY ; Q75 ONE HUNDRED NEW STYLE DRESSES Every one fully worth $30 to $35, in this Entrancing styles extraordinary sale. for street, afternoon find sport wear. Cap- tivatingly designed; trimmed in laces, emit ii broideries, beads and braidings; developed in panel, tunic, straight line and bouffant ettects; combinations in canton crepes, crepe de chine, georgette, taffetas and satins; various assortment of predominating colors; in sizes for women and misses. They are the season's individual style conception, and a sensation in price, djj Q J 3 sP-While they last, at only .......,.. -- LARGE SIZE , Plain white 'exceptional value. Has each, GINGHAMS. V. 17-Ia- PLAIN WHITE PONGONETTE SUITING rs The new . -- ' -- At a Tremendously Low Price width. 'A wondrrful assort-den- t 13 cbeck of pattfrosCloeio Of and plai-- t;rarlous but colors. last, OuC, ' 1 1 tbe , 1.00 price, C yard . . kt, each 3 for 3 JUNE 14 SET priced MILL ENDS DRESS TURKISH TOWELS fih ilk. JOresses Under- - omestic re . an Extraordinary Sale of -- 1 say.- O. fl. ' Vv . March-Boriadventu- 0' si l WW ...... , Va cononoiy H or Kid Leathers .....v....... . ........... . S2.95 $3.45 |