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Show - T11E SALT LAKE lii .TIHl 51 XE, SUNDAY Social Notes From Intermountam Towns MOILNLVU, MARCH 7, 10JO. New Spring New Spring DRESSES Arriving Daily GRANTSVILLE itmun- SILKS and Dress. Goods 6. Mm. John Ne'er before such variMake your Easter selecson, Kaipn, Friday evening of last week at values and ety now while stocks tions prior to leaving for Devio Idaho, to make Your inspecCOIINS. Those present isere Doras home thir are at the highest point - - AaJaron, Denoil Johuwon, Jlyrum Judd, Como tion Flank Anderson, Brant Knowlton, Rod of completeness. ney button, Jay Brown, Mwypne Mill ward, Joan V m thington, June Anderson MiliUms Emma ant Agnes Fredrkkson, Lucy Palmer. Mis Pa Palmer, Ml Beryl Barra and Miss Jess Tanner entertained at chicken supper at the home of Miss Tan nor Monday evening. Thoae present were OiV, .Mies Clarivs Barms, Mies Marlon Miss Nell Palmer, Archie Boyer, Gilbert Bolindtr, leister Ilojer, Alfred Mander. AYjiliam Jensen. Murray Jensen, Arthur Sanuberg, JUoja! Krickson and Parley Green, Alias Anona Worthington entertained the A. V. A. club at her home on Clark street Monday evening, MJldicd Burmester entortalned Mis the G. O. H. club at her home on Clark street Wednesday afternoon. Those present were Mr. Cora O McBride. Mrs. George W. Page, Airs. Lillian Anderson, Allas Florence Clark, Mias Rhea AnderFor years COHNS has been headquarter for Salt Lake women who r want STYLE, and QUALITY - at popular son, Mies J.Illmn How berry, Mins Agnes Mina Edith Hpanton, Miss Ines prices and when you see these clever new spring suits at $37.60 and $19.60 you will appreciate that we are more Uowberrv, Scott, Mias Maud Copeland, Miss Rae than maintaining our reputation thia season. , . durson and Mrs. James Clove. Miss Rulh Clark entertained the high These are' not the usual grade of suits at these prices.' Compfire them with those selling regularly at five to ten a hool faculty members and their partdollars more. - Fashioned of SERGES, TRICOTINES, JERSEYS and MIXTURES plain or fancy linings. ners at a party Tuesday evening. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. George W, High-clas- s tailoring is embodied in every garment. Latest spring colorings. Page. Air. and Mrs. James Clove, Mrs. Ieruy ImUy, G. R, Clark, John H Kirk, Pre-Eat- er A. 8. Morris, A. Johnson, T. R. Johnson, Airs. Corn G. McBride, Miss Lillian Mias Uowberrv. Copeland. Miss Ines 8001 1 and Miss Mildred Burmester. The first intermediate Sunday school class of the Second ward gate a social and dancing party in the Second ward amusement hall Tuesday evening. A pro . v giam was rendered and refreshments The style successes of the hour comparing with the costliest custom mades in quality and tailoring. Trim and smart in VELOURS, POLO CLOTHS, NOVEL-Tserved and the remainder of the evening devoted to dancing. nd Mrs. Clarence E. Erickson, who left MIXTURES, etc. Narrow belted effects and cle7erest trimmings in delightful treatments. , Attractive array of newest spring colorings. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Martin of Burley, Thursday or Los Angeles, Cal. Music, Idaho, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, dancing and lumtieon aero the features 12. H JuJd during the early part of the Of Interest. : MU Fay Hirlv of Garfield spent list week, and left f r their home WednesIn Provo with Mr. and Mrs. day afternoon. Thty are on their way week-en- d home from Ixjng Beach, Cal., where they Thomas Hardy. On Monday-Tomorrow-- We hundred of the friends of Miss rpent part of the winter. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hale returned from Ruth Pierpont Joined In celebrating her left for twelfth birthday Saturday evening of last Beach, Cal., Sunday, and Grace, Jdiho, Wednesday afternoon. week In the Flret ward social hall. The The Junior Prom was held in the Opera hall was charmingly decorated or the house last evening and was attended by a occasion with cupicls and hearts In pink large crowd. The hall was beautifully and white. Refreshments were served for the occasion. iorated during the evening of dancing. Mies Ines Scott. Miss Maud Copeland Cards, music and luncheon featured the arid Miss Lae Anderson entertained at a session of the Optimist club, held candy pull Thursday evening of last week. Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. t . were Mr. and Mrs. James Walters. The gun-f- a Glove. Air. and Mrs. George W. Mr. and Mre. Johns Jensen spent SunPag' Prank A. Anderson, T. R. Johnson, W. day In Nephl with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald K. Matthews, G. H. Clark, M. R. Woolley, Casler. Clauds Sutton, A. 8. Morris, Milton An The ladle of the William McKinley First, the corset then the gown, is the procedure adopted by the fashionable woman of today who appreciates the important bearing derson, J H. Kirk, Mrs, Cora G. Mccircle of the O. A. R. met sesMiss sion Wednesday afternoon tnatregular Mildred Burmester, of the faultlessly fitting Corset on the completed toilette. CXHINS are especially well prepared to meet the individual requirements Bride, MJ home the fj.llan Row berry. Miss Kdith Spanton and of Mrs Cordell Wude. t of every woman, with corsets of national renown for perfect tailoring and quality. Careful attention by expert fitters aided by Alms Rhea Anderson. Attorney and Mra.J. H. Mouorald an- - i Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Judd of Burley, flounce the of their marriage assortments, assure absolute satisfaction in every particular. No extra charge foy fittings. Note these special inducements daughter. Idaho, have returned to their home after Ines, to I Oakley, son of Mr. and for Monday. MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW, WHILE ASSORTMENTS OF STYLES AND SIZES ARE AT THEIR BEST. a abort visit with relatives and friends a,r- I. Terry N. Oakley of thia city. The bore. was performed In Salt Lake Mrs. Annie M, v.wyne Cooke of Tremonton Is if marriage Raturdwv of last week. Mr. and Mrs One Lot REGULAR $2.00 CORSETS One Lot REGULAR $3.00 CORSETS vis Wend here and during Oakley will make tnelr home in Provo 1'.!alH's the week. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Erickson nnd Special a The old folks' social committee gave daughter, Gail, left today for Lp Ani the Two exceptions models, in white conti, with four Models for the average figure. In pink or white gym Wednesday geles to make their home. duulng partv IS evening. Refreshments were eerved to coutil. 'Veil boned and perfectly tailored. EmbroiTuesday evening Mrs. Lee L. Baker rubber-tippehose supporter attached. Value imall present. was hostess to t'te members of her bridge dery trimmed top. Four nose supporters attached. Mix Gladys Bnrrus entertained at an in the later season. possible M1 08 rd favor was awarded to The C!b' oyster supper Wednesday evening. Mias Mrs. W. L. Wlilttemore. Fom tables One Lot $7.50 JUSTRITE CORSETS QK guests were Miss Beryl Barrus, attrartlvelv One Lot $3.50 AND $3.75 JUSTRITE with daffodils Pays Pulmer, Miss Nell Palmer. Miss luncheon was arranred served. Jess lanmr, Murray Jensen, Warren Special CORSETS afternoon Thursday Special the Nelke Back-lac- e Sandberg. William Jensen, Ihtrley Green club gave a special social affair Inr.oading models, in medium or high bust. Fancy pink honor and Ho, al Erickson. 'VA Toy the stout figure. Iink or white coutil. Also in of the approaching of Miss silk brocade materials, trimmed with satin and lace marriage less eluded ia a A mine. with elastic insert, of pink tops. Specially priced for three days Daisy model, top feature of the unique , V- - j at $u.05 only well arranged progiam was the mot k eoutil. marriage ceremony, which was cleverly carried out. Mrs. Wells Brlmhall. In of the Plub. presented the guest of One Lot One Lot $10.00 TO $12.00 PUoVO. Marrti fi - Tto hundred guests honor wltn a Pjrex canerole dish on a attended the weddl,.. .tception given In silver stand containing $16, name the $17, of the ADELAIDE FRONT- toe First ward social hall Thursday even- club and the date of presentation. Lunch$18 ing by Albert IJ. Hickman in honor of eon was served. LACE CORSETS his sister, Ada. and Frank T. Gardner, The R. Y. V. Women' ADELAIDE FRONT who were recently married. met today in the Art building organisation and llstenel or white and pink striped In Mr. pink and Mrs. with Interest to an LACE Wednesday evening CORSETS... address on the Irish Knight Htarr Jordan entertained a party by Professor J. M. Jenaen. The coutil. Medium and high bust. EmPIub War Tax of twelve, complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. question music wa furnished by Professor C. W. Elegant models in $ilk broeade and t E. Erickson, who left later for Cali- Reid and students. broidery trhmped top. Ideal models broehe. High, medium and low bust fornia to make their home. Airs. E. A. Mitchell was hostess at a At the regular meeting of the Nine- orldal for average and stout figure. SpeStyles for slender, average and stout In Tuesday afternoon. teenth Century rlub held Friday with honor ofshower sister-in-laffjjures. Bilk embroidery trimmed; per Mr. Arthur cial three for Mr. George Fitsrov, Mrs. M. P. Hender- Johnson, her days only at $7.50. fectly boned. Special for three days son gave an escdlent dramatic reading, guest werea recent bride. Twenty-fiv- e present. only at $12.95, plus war tax. The Betrothal." by Maeterlinck. The Utah Korosls met Wednesday The ladles of the Tres-Joclub and a with Mrs. A. B. Worslev. Mrs. number of Invited guests were enter- Para gave an Interesting adtained at th, home of Mrs. Arch. M. dress Ta Image with the origin of the dealing In rooms Thurman Thursday afternoon. Next wee a the club will phonograph. bedecked wtth cut flowors tne guests en- again meet with Mrs. Worsley and the joyed music and luncheon. paper will be given by Mrs. Arch M. The Women's Relief corp met. Thurs- Thurman, the Nineteenth representing day afternoon in social session with Mrs. Century club. The club members each T. E. Harris, Cards and luncheon made nave the of a guest Kg' privilege the hours pare pleasantly for twelve. next Wednesday, whichInvIGng ia Nineteen Mrs. Lila B. Adams and Mrs. A. L. Century club riav. Booth presided st a so lal affair given lone Lewis has returned to Spanfor Mrs. Alma Hunter aC the home of ishMiss Ribbons such lovely coloring and after spending a week in Provo Fork, Mrs. John H. (been Wednesday afterstriking with Mr. and Mrs. C. O. thas. combination effects and never before noon. Fifteen of the friends of the d such Mrs. C. I F. Ivon and Mrs. Frank COHN at 'S. The new season guest were present to enloy the variety promof were Payson Provo visitors part diversion of music and luncheon. ises unprecedented, popularity tor Ribbons, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. The regular meeting of the Helpful of last Week, and we are ready to meet a most liberal Ferre. deHour club was held this week at the Vjiharn Miss Beulah Stevenson of Idaho Falls, mand. These special prices tomorrow: home of Jlrs. Frank Gay. In addition to Idaho, has returned to her home, after the usual features of needle work, a book an 25q PLAIN TAFFETA RIBBONS enloyable stay In the Garden City with of "The Harvester" was given by friends. ; 4 inches wide. Yard....... 1 3w Mrs. T. J. Hurst. The hostess served Mias Thelma Nesblt, a bride of the 50c luncheon. NEW TAFFETA RIBBONS mm Wis near look to will ahead was next and Fall Winter future, and the bnyer This class honor of of merchandise will not only be scarce, but factory guest Mr. anil Mrs John J. Martin left Monat a buy liberally. Extra quality; 5 inches wide. Yard. . W delightful sociable In the form of a season show tremendous advances over market prices of last year. These valuea will be next for to reside for an shower quotations day for Riverside, Cal., ' of riven 60C absolutely Impossible by her slater. Miss Artie HAIR BOW AND SASH RIBBONS Indefinite time. duplication again. BUY NOW I The Mr. and Mrs. Reed I- - Anderberg enter, Nesblt, Thursday evening. Novelty effeets, ia stripes RndDres- - JM a program of games, musicguests and tatned a number of friends at their home enjoyed dens; 4 snd 5 inches wide. Yard luncheon. W16 WHITE BABT BLANKETS Size 36x50; pink Tuesday evening, complimentary to Mr. ?aiiLAUTO EQBE BLANKETS Attra clive Mr and 'Mrs. R. R. Irvine, Jr., were K 65c NOVELTY STRIPED AND FLORAL or blue borders. Six pairs only, at Salt Lake visitors the latter part of the Special in this sale. .. .7771 RIBBONS For sashes and hair bows. week. .pair AH colors and combinations. Yard...wJC Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cassltv of Salt $11.00 WOOL-FnflSBLANKETS Only five pairs Lake of last week In Provo SATIN RIBBONS, 7 INCHES WIDE part left. ll.2r Hurry! BED COMFORTABLES Light $8.qo BEACON with Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Cassity. .' Size 70x80 Blue, lavender, green, red, purple and Mr. Hazel Ashworth Janson la here warmth without weight. Take thq place of comfortwhite. Exquisite quality.' Yard-..- '. from Pocatello. Idaho, spending a month $16.50 FINE WOOL BLANKETS Gray omv; size ers. Only one of a color. Come with her mother. Mrs, Mary E. Ashworth. three 70x80; pairs only. Double-Face- d early for these Mri Alma Jones has as her for Shop early sevfl days Mrs. Fred Sharp guest of fBsEST $17.50 PLAJD BLANKETS v $12.50 FINEST SILKOLINE COMFORTERS BeautiCovers were laid for eight frueuts at an Full double bed size. Beautiful colors. Ribbon ful Persian patterns. Oirly one esch, in pink, C f attractively arranged dinner given bv ilr. to 5 inches wide. Colors Dont Stay Gray! It Darken and Highest quality; Mr '. . . yUiUO gold, amber and tan. Hurry..... George C. Mayoock last week bound. Only four pairs dont of pink, flesh, blue, white or black. AttracMiss Bernice Altken of Oreat Falls, So Naturally that Nobody vf) I fas delay selection $1.00 FULL-SIZ-E COMFORTERS tive special prices for this sale. ' Silkoline Mont., wag a Provo visitor last week. covered 4 Can Tell. Mr. and Mrs. Gad Williams were Salt and filled with clean cotton. mm mm NO. 9 65c RIBBONS Lake visitors last week. j tjS; $2.0 BABY COMFOBTEBS 8a ni tury cotton filled, Only six of these. Each Mr. and Mrs. K. Ii Jones have returned Yi' .You eau turn gray, failed hair beauspecial, yard covered with silkoliue. from a two S weeks' COTTON BLANKET 8 visit with their on. ' 75c NO. 12 BIBBONS tifully dark and lustrous almost over Edwaid Jones, of Each left. Only eight Idaho. Rupert. '11 I They $3.75 Valuea, night if you get a bottle of Wveth s a'so visited Mr. Jones brother, $4.00 Values, Special. yard..? FtO Joseph. and Sulphur Compound' at any who moved from Provo to Caldwell ' Special special $1 25 NO. 22 RIBBONS $1.00 BAB? PILLOWS Fine snd sort. Millions More. of bottles of thi twenty years. drug Covered with linen ticking. Special . Special. yard.... , Quantity limited; promjlt buying is advised. old famous Sage Tea Kecipe, J in pro ted $1.50 NO. 40 RIBBONS $5.00 CROCHET BED SPREADS Rich, h C a v v qualify by the addition of other ingredients, FEATHER $3.00 PILLOWS Size 10x26. are sold annually, says a Size 80x00. Special for Special, yard- While they last, buy at. druggist here, because it darkens the i lthi sale...". $1.75 NO. 60 RIBBONS ms mm hair so naturally and evenly that no WEST JORDtN. March 6. Mr. and Special, jard..,. one can tell it has been applied. Mrs. W. L. Halltday eiitrtained at dinThose whose hair is turning gray or ner Sunday, in compliment to Mr. and becoming faded have a surprise await- Mr diaries Hovltird and Mr. and Mrs ing them, because after one or two Will'ain Reynolds. Covers were laid for applications the gray hair vauishes twelve. Monday evening Mrs Wallace Bate- - M! and vour locks become luxuriantly dark man Viola Penman was tie guest of Ho'heoke, Wallace Cooper and Marian week-eri- d was hngtes at a dinner partv the party, serving breakfast on Texas, for twenty-on- e and beautiful. inttmato friends j wore Joined, In Koobins. Mr. A. K. heater prepared the Sunday, MiUon Goortrjdge Sunday. at widen occasion at Nephi Satur-aa- v Row berry, here of the guest of honor. her being birthday d anniversary This is the age of youth. Gray- The f diowlnc wore Himond of and acted as toestmis'reas. Re- Ke A.clds Lewi and C. Wilbur program Arthur and Mr. Mr. afternoon ofmarriage Jast wek, th ceremony InA. Miller were Mr. Mrs and present: Robert lioli-ewas rt to Mr. Kal hostess to phe hHiX perform ot were toasts sponses and Mr, made bv Mrs. C. vited guests. wwb guests haired, unaltractite folks aren't want- Mrs. P. A. Rwermon. Mr. and Mra EdIn th of a few Socml cluo Tnursdhv. Dlmond the latter part of last week. H. Robbins. Mr. J. D. Barnhart, Mrs. m ed around; so get busy with Wyeth's ward Or gill of Union. Mr. and Mrs. Th hrid ia apr$gn Mre. Charles Perry was lioetoss to the Salmon daughter of OrMrs. P. Peter'n entertained at her ir.endfj Clyde Wilbur Lake 8. Mrs. tvaz of Salt Mis Amelia son Hill, Mrs. f Allred Burkley Blue andKrengel, Lakes Swenson Mr. of Boulevard club Friday of last country home on .sage Sprint City and ha been and Mrs. N. P. bulphur Compound tonight Sandy, A. E. Pilfer end Mrs. I. E. Thursday of last week roasting her home Joslyn. Mrs. 'w eek. in Kurektt for oni guet Saturday of her mother. Mis. O. and you'll be delighted with vour dark, Swenson. Geneva Swenson, Esther and the Shamrock club. P. Ituvair gave two vocal numbers, Klzltia Tuttle. month with her brother, O. Mrs. L. L. Breekon'rldire entertained on forThethe Mountain Allred. handsome hair and your youthful ap- Wllford Hedbersr. View wa and club enterlnstrutmintal was mualc furnished The wa room of ia brldfx the for a son of Mr. and Mr. Guvernta Mis guest Alice Wall by the Monday of Granite Ooodrldge here for pearance within a few days. - (Adv.) a few weeks. of Mrs. 8 mock, Mrs A. ican Revolution Daughters of th Amer- tained V ednenday of last week at the L. J. hUMIt1! her mother, Mrs. George Goodridge, Wed- aH. trio, composed home of Mrs. Anna Booth. Mr. Hnrague and Mrs. Boll. Mrs- - Harry Benoit was hostess Mrs. George Henderson was a Salt Lake nesday. Mr. Wllllnm Oark left MoniMr. and Mrs. Frank W. Bronaugh en- day forandsouthern Tuesday Idaho day was observed Tuesday bv the California to visit for visitor Monday. evening to chapter D, H. E. o. the H. W. tertained T. club Twentieth club In CMd Century a few months. meeting" Mrs. P. J. Costello entertained at Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bateman anof last week Auction Thursday Fellows' hall, with Mrs. M J gwee.e.v evening five hunThe on Kureka nounce the engagement of the r daughter. hxlre of the Knlht of Saturday evening of last week. IDA. president of the State Federation of bridge Mrs. Jack fhrtut won ftrat honors and dred was played, Mrs. M. C. Mitchell Columbus ha announced that It Cleo. to Roland Page of Riverton, the 111 five Women's clua. winning the women's prize and Wise a fit. Patrick and Mr F. Mm. L, P. Mors, iwoond. day bail, March 17. marriage to take place some time this Evans the men's of Osborne, president the federaprize. rural .Miss month. Maxine Billings entertained Dr. Idaho. March t. On nnd Mrs TWIN A. R. II. The HI.I,P, , McChrvsta! ar was club A, tion. Mrs. J. B. White rial Y"o girl or woman is ass'sing ynterlained spending a a eek t Halt Mr. and Mr. Henry Jensen had os of the week at 7 o'clock dinner, fol- W ednesd.iy of last week at the social event of pretty if her of tho program. Tj'e meeting v.as lowedof hylastmusic home of Mr. lake, guest of tlieir guest Wednesday gt dinner Mr season outstanding and here was the annual Washing- charge Mrs. nnd dancing. C. c. Mrs. eves are red. (.trained or hare dark and A. J. Xhe times. hostess oeing as- McChrysta!. by J. J. Rae. s'lpirntrndent Mr. and Mrs. DeWItt qntertalnnd st Mrs. R Nickol and family of Cot- ton s b.rtftlay luncheon given Baturdav schiresced sited by Mrs. Era kson and Mrs. s, hoola. who served Bui Fei- - I a's a y. M dinner and cards on Percy Hanks returned (simple witebhazel, camphor, tonwood r. nl Mr, and Mrs. Walter Jen-ki- altermam of last week hy the Ladies' of rings. Friday of bush. C. A. evening tn a fehmt ibit at minday former after Sene' evening, of Midvale U First Presbyterian Aid socle. r of th 6' N' T' hvdraatis, etc., a mixed in Lavoptik vem-andMreX Grever chh Complimenting Mrs. Clarence Wdlton of Patron with the latter parents, Mr. and Mr. and Sirs. Wllil-u- i - churnu .'overs were laid fur 2 ii guests, enerReynolds ViC Mrs. Henry Barney. Mr and Mrs. C. E. Booth entertained Texas, Mr. P. J, Cos.eilo entertained on st dinner Wednesday fn honor of I who were seated at four tables, each table eje wash, will' brighten' the eyes and a tamed of last week at 1 o clock Touch, Mr. and Mr. Charles Hoglund and Mr. lieing dvoo.uted to represent one of ehe stats federation. Sir. and Mr. M. P. Kammotl left Frldav of last week at J o'clock week's ue will surprise you with its iI and dinner, Thursday followed eon, Mrs. D. A. Salmon enterlaine.J MonMrs R. Mrs AV . L. llailiday. Cover were four seasons. A feature of the entertainthis by A. week to take up their residence bridge, IHad c to Mrs. Caren-complimentary WhAl- - w. lining first honors at OT.TCK resuMs. Regular use of Lvop-tilaid for twelve. in Bennsvlvama. the fo mir home of th ton of Iiahas, Teaa. Tho IstereTenlng ment was thev pageant of th inontns, day afternoon at a kensinvlon for keens 'tne e Chester Mre. ha c. was latter. Sir. sod Sirs. Hninmon have rvk Jensen T. Larson C as Clift, healthy, striding her s Hyruin spent at nrloge, Mr. and Mrs guest which parts Mere tasen by th following shiefi in Euieka for more than twenty ser. Mre. Luther Rettlick of B.ack-foc.ttiid vivariou. The quick change will t, little fo.k, whoewere anproprtate'y cos- Grune. J. Tavlor. Jl. Hedstrom. G. Hal- D. Aiken winning the honors forGeorg high Idalio. it :t and b. cngood. score. Arthur Pilfer, Virginia Carl-o- n, years, o tumed. please you. llaintv aluminum eve cup M r. Mre snd lies Jacobs of Burlev Frank Peatey, Belly I,ou peavey. ksther FREE. Si-- ram in .loti n oii, Hrugs, and Idaho, were Mrs. Thomas' to Complimenury fo llies Lena H kert. -- Mrs. J. fiFtrander enler'afpi-Claik Is at of Mr. and ArMrs Duvall. Harriett Robert C. 'I'wlvn, A. Mrs. gues's Miller McClure, leavf diirinr the latter part ofpreparing Adverti-euicu- a entertained Miss Irens bridge on Thursday evening of n'l. leading drugg.-f- s. the mutitU week j thur Richardson Saturuay of last week. Frances White, Earl Dooley, Mary EURKK A, Mareh iefba Jane V.eser and Miss Ada Waiklugton at a compl'montary for KnrUnd to isit a few mouth to Mrs. C. W. IVelton of and iYrtiiL Jtutsvl!, botn of Lureka, with relaiUe It CRAXTSVJLKK, JihitoD Ma-ro- entertained at a party for her inited. Extraordinary Announcement Tomorrow NEW We Are Not Saying What They Are Worth But We Promise You the Smartest Suits in Salt Lake City at These Attractive. Prices Tomorrow Showing and Sale of Great r New Short Coats for Spring r For , ,an Y ; : Will Feature Extraordinary Savings in Corsets, Blankets and Ribbons Important Economy News-Re- ad AN UNUSUAL S ALE ifVTDy R- lng hi p O M u) OF NEW MODEL - 249 i d M 9m i PROVO vU if Cl Cn i' ) s aft-ero- ll v.-- I .W SAMPLE LINES AND ODD LOTS OF EMFffi of Beautiful New. Ribbons COMFORTERS and PILLOWS To Be Closed Out Tomorrow REGARDLESS OF COST to Make Room for Spring Merchandise lion-uie- Mile Specially Priced for Monday Ift. All-silk- JS 51-5- 0 I 53.39 I I $4.83 Cfi. ylaJO 75c H $5.83 ALL-WOO- L Liberty Satin Ribbon! - 614 tU ' $sU I $1.49 lju-inc- 04 G3e WEST JORDAN well-know- n $1.69 53s03 yls&9 Gar-fii?l- C.l. - 1 HOW ANY GIRL CAN HAVE PRETTY. EYES TWIN FALLS, FYI-d- te v rs , Jln Ku-re- sa k itt oe-d- Mes-dam- 'll 1 lt ( EUREKA fr i 1 |