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Show THU SALT LAKE J i 1 I JS 1 h, o U A 1 7 A 1 JuUU. I tMi, M AnL 11 Jo, JUJU, o I o'clock la the afternoon Larre dWa. turn from ttalt lake. I'ocaiinio. Idaho hails and other title will be In attrndam e. Immediately after the arrival of the Al tram a parade lll be lowing the rrate. the Institution all! he hell in the opera house, aith the Twin fraL lodge In charge It I announced that at lee at 30 Kike from Twin AH will ba in aUemlanua. iU be an lnUrmlon for ra There frhm. nle at $ oiUnk, foluwet by the A boamg tlhal netMttlor (erentoniea. conteet will vonHuda the celebration. for the are made being arrangements comfort and entertainment of viittini: women, and the prospective members oi the "laby lodge are extending a cord's' Imitation to ad Bills'' to be In attend ance ami inirtake f Hurley's hoapitalUy Kike from taeieru points are asked to get In touch wttn the Pocatello lodge to arrange for reaerat!rns on the specie train, and those who desire to spend the utg.it In Hurley are requested to com munkate with ( W. I oe of Hurley a rarlv as poaaiMc. All stares and gfVee in the city will be cioeeil front I o Hock until after the parade in honor of the occasion. Show window are being decorated In the lodya colors, and print- are being offered for the best decorated window and for the beat float in the parade. etxMMal A fcic-cu- Extensive Preparations Being Made for Event Scheduled for April 16. t Th Tribune. JCURI.nV, Idaho. March 27. ftp! Elaborate t! ara being mail by tha arrangement Icea end citlxan of Hurley for the celebration in connection with the Instt tutlon of Hurley lodge No. lib I of the Ilenevolent end Protective Order of Elite, ahlch will take place here April 1. The apecUl train mhlch hae been charThera Is one bargain hunter and finder tered to carry the vtalttn Kike from that has th woman hasten a mils, and Pocatello to Hurley will arrive here about that la a Tribune Want Ad. an - I. (?zYe Ship To Ail Points In Utah. Idaho & f 322 324 15o Regular 4 Ksvada I Bakery and Dali.' was. 600 fpTToTiE MAIN ST. catessen. Van Camp Tomato or Vegetable Soup Q Cans & For Special This Waak. tm, 1000 CASES MAKE THE UNITED YOUR MILK OEPOT THIS WEEK Buy a care It'a the most economical way. Alnlne T milk la unsurpassed for richness quality and purity none Hatter. Thrifty housekeepers and all liberal utters will re allte very decisive Having by purchasing In I care lota. Buy a you -- U will we have plenty. Case of 48 Tall Cans, Q . 3 Cans Special. LEAF L Pound Carton. . 51-3- SSo SSTSIA9 Free Delivery. MATCHES tlon Flakaa Special at....... iulteasa large'" pkg. City Seda Craekare. wUS 89c No. S bog 46c ' & for ICc 2 OI , w Speclaf Thli Waak KK:.. 34e 0 o Homa Safa pkg. 4C. S8d 7fie Cracker. THIS IS THE WEEK TO BUY POINSETA CRACKERS and WAFERS Delicious, fresh and crlap. r 20c 20s 20c 20c 20c 20c 20c 20c 20c 20c 20c 20c pkg. pkg. pkg. pkg. pkg. pkg. pkg. pkg. .g. pkg. pkg pkg. i Stock up liberally ........... Soda Cracker ........ Graham Cracker Vanilla Wafers Newtons Fig Luncheon Cream. ....... Dutch Cookies Cheese Wafers Tea Biscuits Lemon Cream Biscuit.. Nemo Macaroon Wafer Ginger Snaps . 2Sc Cai Special Dozen Cane... !3c $1.52 . 21c $2.50 ... RIPE OLIVES Quantity Buying Always Pays box Fancy Ripe Olives 00c qt. can Fancy Rips Olives box 9lt0w Regular 40c ,G. & S. Extra ASPARAGUS Fvt-- n 73c .... 35c Per ..$4.20 Doz. Cana...... .. ..72c pkg. Arcs 13c 12c Bran., 30c pkg. Ralston Of2 615 Shre-d-- 40c pkg. vJZ Ar-mo- Oats.. d 3 c 1 3Gc 15c can Macaroni Fern, It. BASS ISLAND GRAPE JUICE 40c Pint Bettis 9C wCB Pint 45o f'j No. 2V, .... can Bot- tle Catawba 85c Quart Bot- - W YC 13 C tie Catawba.... Taste Macaroni 3 fer 23c 2 for 26c IXL Sauea 50e Ford Oates, Ola Monte Spinach. POUND W MS CARTON Freeh Roasted A coffee that will win you over at once try Spaghetti dell Succotash 35c can Perndett wI Lima Beans. S5o No. can Q S. Sliced Pineapple 29c EARLY DAWN COFFEE ' 10o pkg. Queen's 73c 39c can Sale of Coqcord 79c Quart Bottle Concord.... No. 2ia Can 05o qt can Douglas Corn Oil Corn Starch.... 15c pkg. Sperry .A as Craekare Special OdC 48c Food.... 17e pkn. Wheat Biscuit, 2 for... 81 I Graham a box Ginger Snaps w I 85o qt. caq Weston Oil Wheat Mixed 6ttMI C3c cy Rips Olives; 750 qt. can Fancy Rip Olives 95e pt. can Fancy Cake- sSpecial 40c pt. can Fan- - T Q $1.89 Special, lb.. Hallowe'en Dates, lb 37e Evaporated Apples, lb An. CUC 40c $3 25 10.1b. box orated A pole . UP TO $150.00 A Fashion Sight No Lover of Beauty Could Turn From. purchase, Just arrived Including a most extraordinary special unusually low priced. Bait superb In quality and tailoring. Bewitching In atyle newness. Ripple, Bolero, Tailored and Eton effects In TR1COTI.NES, MANNISH BURGES, POiRET TWILLS, etc. 84.09 .... . M-- eti Prunes. . ... in Fvsn. a am ft.OI q rt 2 Cl' - rv, Coats 4 w s r- a . - $ , Swagger aport models emphasizing clever youthful lines never before In any previous season such striking atyle beauty In Coats. Materials Include Polo Cloths. SUvertonee, Velours, etc. , Unusual are th value. Com- 27. t More New Arrivals in 2 . jim mm the Nord Way st Open a Charge Account' With Us Now. ! m grfarBSFKminiag The Value-Surpris- - Speeial to Th The Smartest Styles for the Least Money Is a Reputation NORDS Have Earned From Years i p Hkk to the Women of Salt ri UkAna ...... - of These Extraordinary Times Is m . 4 I 1 : t)J 'Mi are fixing yourself for a value and style treat, remember that little payments made weekly or monthly solve your Dress-U- p problem at 'NORDS. Our new Spring styles .tc taking the young fellows by storm. More points that put dash and elegance into a garment than youll see In most clothes. We also hav the more conservative models for men who do not care for extremes. Get your Easter Suit at NORDS BUY NOW and PAY LATER. v, Fire Extinguished. Special ta The Tribnee. KEMMERER. Wyo.. March 27. Fire was discovered yesterday In the coal mine at Sublet- - near here, which was extinguished before It became a real danger to the mine, by heroic action on the part of the miners. Several of the men wno were quitting work on the second shift were slightly burned In a battle with the flames. Students Give Play. TrRraa. RUPKRT, Idaho, March 27. Th acnlor class of the bih s ho$l th p!v, Th Pnvats Bcortary, at the auditorium last event:i?. Kuaael Smith piaed role. liil. And while you Today the Y. W. C. A. will keep open house at the club building, 322 Eart Broadwav, from 4 to o'clock. Members of th Wasatch Business Women's club will act as hostesses. Miss Margaret Blmonds will give a vocal selection and Miss Lilv Widner Pearson will sing Rhubert's ''Serenade and a cradle song. Tea will be served during tbe afternoon, and girls are urged to bring their men friends for a social O' imi V' D j ! y H Y4i, SPECIALIZED AT Y. W. G A. WILL KEEP OPEN .HOUSE TODAY Special ta Tb lit ' Bee our fascinating Eaater display. The greatest variety In our chic sailors, brims, charming mushrooms, toques, history. Drooping turbans, etc. A11 the latest materials. Every new color and striking combinations. ens An enthu- i FOR EASTER . siastic meeting of the chamber of mere wa held Monday - nighti when plana were laid for much new work. Including the placing of road signs, the building of a canning factory, the printing of advertising literature, the erection of a memorial building to Minidoka county so'diers. the building to he used aa headquarters for the local poet of the Arnerl-ca- n Legion and for a city hU and community center. It also was decided to engage a paid secretary and a budget committee was appointed to raise funds for the year's exelected are; 3. C, penses. Officer Lundy, president; M. P. Betty, secretary; W. H. Iiftney, treasurer. Mins rwvj NORDS BIG EASTER SHOW OF Tribune. 27. e assn"; - Millinery PAY LATER Dressing the NORD way is such a convenience the opportunity should not be neglected by anybody who doesn't wish to give up every dollar they've Just earned paying cash or lu settling a charge account at some exclusive cash store. Payments here graded down , to eul your Individual convenience. mm- Smart Diess Up for Easter 30-d- ay gpeeitl to The Tribune. RUPERT. Idaho, March 27. Information. said to come from an official of the Oregon Short Line, la to the efteot that orders have been issued to gravel-ballathe North Bide branch between Rupert and Bliss and to lay heavy steel on that route. For some time past freight trains have been sent over this route when traffic has become congested on the line west from Minidoka. Before the war efforts were made to Induce the officials to run one of their through east and west passenger tialns over this line, and it Is thought the towns Interested will renew their efforts to get that done when the track has been put in good slispei Le.-.t- - Sv.' i O. S. L BRANCH LINE MAY BE IMPROVED the title , , Individualized Styles in 61.: plaint was rhade to the city marshal yesterday by two Greeks, who are employed In the Oregon Short Line railroad yards, that two of their countrymen had Induced them to withdraw $600 from the savings bank, to be Invented In a lodging house scheme, and they were getting suspicious that all was not well with the proposition. Investigation on th part of th officer showed that th suspects had flown. Wires giving descriptions were dispatched In every direction, with the result that both' were appreherded, one at Granger and the other at Green River, and both are now In lail at th latter place. The destination of the pair was evidently Rock Sprang, where 7t wa ascertained they bad checked some baggage The baggage Was taken to Green River, and, when searched, found to contain a complete counterfeiting outfit. -- ' FOR EASTER RUPERT, Idaho, March Buy a Box of CRACKERS ecial Curtie Fancy Mission 1 BUY A DOZEN PACKAGES...- -. at Value-Givin- g V-- v-' - Can-Sp- Cans. Unparalleled in COMMERCE CHAMBER PUNNING BIG WORK at Dozen 19c Packages .......... VAN CAMPS PORK AND BEANS 15c gat 00c worth for 48c. er Easter Suits 1916 1917 191 1919 1920 Special la Tie Tribune. 0 25e pkg. Recep. packaga Animal Crackars 60.73 KEMMERKR. Wyo., March 40c bbl Polneeta 1 43 60 60 m,: iiili . MAY FACE CHARGE OF COUNTERFEITING SUGAR ASD Pre-East- 1916 1917 1913 1919 FREE DELIVERY. SWIFTS SIEVES 1919 1920 I Scores of Stunning Easter Models Will Be Displayed Tomorrow for the First Time. Ready With the Assortments and Values for the Biggest Business in Our History COME! $ Dont Miss the Greatest 'Style and Price Achievement of the Season. $10.04 42 37 47 96 .1 vjoj Jt . - -- S Banner Suit Day Nords est In the United States The table given herewith Will he of to the people, Dot only qf Idaho, hut the country at large, aa It shoe that sin.-- 13U farm land values In Idaho hold the high value fy the average United States The lande have alaay been aa valuable aa they are now. hut it la within the past few years that the people are beginning to find It out. In the table given It will be noticed that In 1916 and 1317 Idaho values were, lower than the average for the United States, but that alnce 1311 the big rain has com. The figure, etiow that during tn paat four yeara p.ow lamia In Idaho have fig. l.ractl. ally doubled In value. The urea are from the official bulletin of th United States bureau of crop atallatlrs. Boor plow land that averaged $31 per acre In 1114 la worth 10 In 1920. Aver, age good plow land. Increased from lav In 1910 to 111 per acre In 19.0. while th value of all rlaaae of plow land lurried in 1913 to $156 per acre In 1920 In 1919 th average value of all farm land was $41.63 per acre. It la a record tluvt few slate can ahow and Indicate the rapid development taking place lu Idaho. Th value per acre of farm land In 1910 varied from $19 In Bear Lake county to $127 In Ada county. Today the value of all plow land varies from $2$ aa a. r In lower countv to $.41 per acre In Twin Falle county. The value of land In Twin Falls county averages higher Shan any other county In the state. It being Lll per acre for good plow land, $13 for poor of $21 for all pow land, with an averageranks second In plow laud. Ada county g J to per land with value of good plow Canvon third while ranks county acre, with $22$ per acre. Is table It In the following Interesting to note that In 191$ and 1917 Idaho values war lower than the United States average. but that since 191$ Idaho value liave a safe lead over the average for all other stale. The first group In the table la poor, th second group good and the third all plow land: A v. Plow Land. U. N. Idaho. $47 -- Tomorrow Will Be the la The Trlbuea. IDAHO FALLS. Idaho. March 27. The average value of pood plow land lu the Irrigated districts of Idaho la lit highSpecial w:o 33Sspedar..G5c . . That of Any Similar Acreage in U. S. 11$ milk OF ALPins Average j 28; rnmmy Exceeds Value 1916 1917 Gigantic UNITED Porchase and Sale , f cere-moni- es X ;,! 4 ' |