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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 19,1920. x Entertainment and Tree for Poor Children Planned ' by the Salt Lake Order. Already the true eplrtt of Christina the atmosphere at the giving pervade Rika' club. Preparations are well under way for the big Christmas entertainment and tree to be held in the clubrooms on Christmas morning for the poor children of Salt Lake and for the various other projects which the members of this association indulge In each year at holiday ! time. In the basement of the clubhouse the rooms are beginning to take on a festive The tables are plied high appearance. with stockings made of gaily colored materials and large enough to fit the fattest Santa Claus that ever drove a reindeer. The feet of these Christmas hosiery are fully one foot in length and the legs When measure about eighteen inches. fruit they are filled with candy, nuts, and other goodies the children who. receive them are going to be happy, beyond a doubt, for quantity means more than quality to childish hearts, and in this Instance the quality will he there, too, for the best of sweets will be none too good for the guest at the Elks' Christmas tree. Then there are boxes full of toys of all sorts; toys that were a little damaged in shipping and that were donated by the merchants of the city. They have been carefully mended by members of the city fire department, who volunteered for this task. The fire laddies are very busy and these days with paint what not. for the work ranges from the very delicate task of restoring the complexion on a doll babys face or making a sither xlth as it should, to replsclng a broken wheel on a wagon, Intended for fairly heavy traffic. Each kiddie will rejoice in the ownership of one or more of these toys. in addition to the Christmas tree and the entertainment on Christmas morning,look-Ing members of the Elks' club are bugy food. up families who are In need of These will receive a supply of groceries of the sort and amount suttable for their needs. All these cases are very carefully Investigated by a committee, so that only worthy persons will be remembered in this way. The committee In charge of this end of the work is composed of W. J. OConnor, chairman; Abe Meeklng, Jr. Fred Redmond, W. R. McDonald. Paul V. Kelly, J. B. Lewis and E. J. Kearns. The Ctah Light A. Traction company has agreed to furnish 800 tickets for the use of the children who attend the Christmas tree., Accounts Opened Prom $5.00 to $5000 on Small Weekly or Monthly Payments Store Hours for Late Shoppers Established credit; no contract J, required On 9 35.00 Purchase $1.25 Week On 75.00 Purchase 2.00 Week On 100.00 Purchase Week 2.50 On 200.00 Purchase Week 3.00 On 300.00 Purchase 4.06 Week On 400.00 Purchase 5.00 Veek On 500.00 Purchase Week 6.25 On 750.60 Purchase Week 7.50 On 1000.00 Purchase 10.00 Week . No Interest N, a : ,t - :r v. ' . . " ' If You Love Her Give Her ' 'i 7 ;' ; . Rockers a Cedar Chest A at Distinct Price j E a j v the comforts of a 8 t i e kloy And a Cedar Chest like this one will gladden tbo heart of any woman. Of course, every woman wants one. They make such excellent places to keep those summer things away where the moths won't reach them. This one is made of genuine Tennessee Red Cedar, bound with bands of copper. A beautifully finished chest, one you should see. We will ' gladly show it to you. Other special Christmas values will be found four-in-ha- . r ' - " C "Art Is what It seems," Is the aentl-- " ment that adorns cards and catalogues from the studio of Miss I I Willard. If there is aught of truth in this say-'tIt Is symbolised In the canvasses now on the walls of by Miss Willard, Music company's art the Daynes-Beeb- e 61 South Main street. room, at varlSus In their manifestation and mediums, this group is a delight to the eye. The artist has mastered the art ol subjects delicately In oils. There treating Is no blataney of color that strikes without satisfying, each canvas being subof treatment that Is a ject to atodelicacy, of kivera delight picture art. who could not better spend a few hours than wlih this attractive, collection. Miss Willard will herself lie lu Wednesdays and Saturdays. g, Well-hun- clines desired. FOR SOLID 0 O MFORT, beauty of design and u 1 .MONDAY AND TUESDAY of p IlereVa Industries Resolution Mailed Out to Members A. C. Rees, manager of the Utah 'Associated Industries, has mailed copies of resolutions adopted Thursday night at a session of Ctah business men to all statef county and municipal Imdl.s and to board of education throughout the state. The resolutions, which were adopted unanimously by representatives of more than fifty different lines of busltu urge slrlet economy In the expenditure of all public money to the end that a substantial reduction in state and )mnl tuxes ' not Can you imagine anyone who wouldnt be glad to own a lamp like one of these! Can' you imagine anyone who wouldnt be glad to buy ono at these reductions! Fiiie mahogany standards beautiful large silk shades they are worth from 25 per cent to 35 per cent more. inajrifoatftr "s' this be d at any p.r i e I n y w h ere. c (Isnt you just' see it in your new living room, a n d can t vou just near your friends ex- At these special prices we suggest that you get here as soon as you can if you want one. r Make sure tome earlv. claim in ad- miration f An (Bor FLOOR LAMP Complete moua reduc- tion. Losts the m a n f a e t u r crs u-- near ly as much as our special price to make these luxurious, genuine leather Mission Morris Rockers. Buy this magnificent rocker.' Good luck enabled us to secure a quantity at a figure away below regular price, and now we are going, to make our good fortune your good fortune. , The terms are so low you will hardly notice them. You will enjoy the comfortable reclining hack construction, the heavy arms and high pillowed back. Beat and back heavily upholstered over steel springs, covered with genuine leather. Fumed Mission finish and solid oak frame. See Lamps In Show Window Convenient Terms Arranged An Get This Rocker Tomorrow or Tuesday, for the Supply Cant Last Long Visual Display of Metal Overlay Lamps at a Big Special $12.50 Terms $2.00 Cash, Each day during this week there will be continn ons demonstrations by. Mr, Frazier, factory T , resentative, of the merits of the wonderful Universal Range, rep- - These demonstrations come at a time when many men will be thinking of what to give their wives for Christmas There are lew gift that are more sensible or more acceptable than a Universal Range. $.00 a Month . Genuine Porcelain in This Universal Steel Range For soft coal or wood . I. :: v a durable, efficients range, which will delight every housewife because of the good cooking qualities and per' - : fect heat control. . DESIGN IS COLONIAL Handsomely finished with smooth nickel finish mirror .trimmings. Body is made of fine, , copper-bearinsteel, electrically welded in all essential parts, male-init both airtight and durable Three-piee- e nickeled steel base. high-qualit- y ls - E ir- -i ; Wsxa A-C- - This Luxurious Overstuffed Rocker and Chair in Figured Tapestry . . . ff 0 0 -- mww ta Something Jew in Dinnervare Bluebird Dinner Set would-b- e Imported now, this beautiful worth $15. By giving you the benefit of our lucky purchaso, the price is e throughout f n g HAS A BIG, ROOMY OVEN Well ventilated, with spring balance oven door and white Oven botporcelain steel oven door pane. tom is braced to prevent warping. Large roomy high closet has white UNTVIT porcelain steel oven door panel. Oven bottom is braced to prevent warping. Large, roomy high closet has white UTTVIT porcelain enamel splasher back. Cleanable, sanitary " Sold on Very Liberal Term I These are two of the most comfortable living room pieces that vpu could buy. They are thickly overstuffed, soft and restfuh are full soring construction, with double tied springs they simply cannot get out of place ami sag, Covered in a beautiful figured tapestry. Frain 's of either American ''Walnut nr a rich Mahogany. The-eca- g , Firebox adapted for any fuel, and fittedwith heavy sectional cast iron linings, ventilated to insure lasting .u.u,-ba range that will please you in every way and save lota of trouble and expense. It has twelve features some of them found only in Uaiversala. Yet the price is very motivate. $15 Deliver! Any Range During the 8al . jjs labor-savin- THE BLUEBIRD has always been the harbinger of spring and sunshine. According to all folklore, the bringcr of happiness and contentment. This Bluetriads bird is the design of a Dinner by one of the foremost American potter. The highest point reached in harmony of color, chaste design and at the same time the latest thing in the pre vailing mode, it will prove to be the greatest ever. Luxury and Quality Are Built Into This Comfortable Suite 8t A BLUEBIRD in bluo and turquoise, with the red of nature on the breast, finished in deep blue, lines and tracings. To see it laid out complete is to hear an ejaculation of wonder from every lady who views it. Sold on Very Liberal Terms ' $30)5OO ' i THINK OF IT thirty-opieces of exBo quisite complete. thoroughly fired and glased, then fired and glared again, that the pieees will not scratch in washing or handling, and the act Will give you year of service and satisfaction. x, n ' , ', ious-nes- s Morris Rocker can- sale after your oWn heart. TABLE LAMP J Complete xur g. d, . . to any position Pay Next Year on Your Own Easy Terms! Tercentenary Celebration Held at. Wasatch School Artist ExhibittPic hires at Salt Lake Music Store k e r genuine I written at the Hroadway theater for four days, opening n Fox star, today, brings the William Russell. As Captain Bruce Cavanaugh. an officer of the Royal Northwest mounted police, he is sent to Port .Qu'Appelle to put a stop to uy a desperate band. Here he Ians in love with the daughter of a leader of 'he smugglers, whom he later captures and condemn- - to. ten years' imprisonment.. The girl breaks her engagement to him and ld in the liberation of her father from Jail. With him and two other smuft-suer- s. she flees across the border Hint On south In an endeavor to get over the '.Oiilcr to Mexico. Bruce follows the party Into the southwestern desert, and sees him when the gtrl apprbachlng she Ids her father push on and. taking a pistol, falls back to await Bruce with ihe intention of kilting him. She is unable, however, to shoot In cold blood the fnan she has loved, so declares to him that she murdered his who was slain in the escaiie. He" arrests her ani pushes on after the fugitives. Finally, overcome by the heat of the desert and thirst, and believing himself about to die. Bruce releases her, iclling her she has won and he cannot She confesses let her die with him. anew her love for him and refuses to so on until rescued leave, they struggle by prospectors. Back at the fort, they are followed soon by the girl's father, who has relumed and tells the true story, how the slain officer was killed by a smuggler now dead, and the girl finds her haven in Bruce's arms. ai o e leather'. Back re- of the Law. Ioca-hont- Bid SPECIAL AT of Built oak solid and hy E. I.loyd Sheldon, to be shown , A Morris ,r;rr 529.85 s S.855D.85 s, Pupils of the Wasatch school, under the direction of the principal of the in atltutlon. Mis .Etta Powers, and the teacher. Friday night gave an entertainment In honor of the tercentenary of the . landing of the Pilgrims. The program Included the Pllgrlnl In room 13; the Pilgrims England, fourth R, In Holland, fourth A, room 11; landing of the Pllgrime, Captain Standish and his army, first grade, rooms 1, 2 and 3; an Indian dances,' kindergarten; Alassasoit visiting Governor Carver, second grade, room 6; a pilgrim hoiri in Plymouth, fourth A, room 12; Pllgrlmg going to church, the first Thanksgiving, second A, rooms 2 and 7; English demanding the surrender of New Amsterdam, third A, room S; Captain John Smith and at Jamestown, third A, room 2; Washington and 'Betsy Rosa, the development of the American flag, fifth A, room 11, 1G and 16; the procession of the thirteen colonies, sixth grade, rooms IT. 13 and 20; tha adoption of the constitution, seventh grade, rooms 21 and 23; the birth of the nation, Columbia attended by Liberty, Justice Jfeaae,. Industry, Education and Morality, eighth A, rooms 22 and 2i. . Rocker. You will like this c omfortable Challenge of the Lauf Bill at the Broadway "The Challenge , .Thursday and Friday STORE OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. M . 'A ami busy store, are follows: Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday STORE OPEN UNTIL 6 P. M. Added .nil ' at your popular " glue-pot- 3 You can never have too many dishes. You probably realize that every time vou have guests and find yourself with odd pieces here and there. It's embarrassing, isnt it I Thta ia your opa set of to dishes here toget portunity morrow wor.th twice our price, and without having to pay rash. Just make a small rash payment. w There something ro luxurious and soft about this overstaffed suit that to see It is to want it. there has been no skimping in either stuffing or upholstery, with the result that this suite is t"t 100 per cent romfortnhle. The big paadiled arms, the large seat, the wide bayk, all comfort. Despite the superiority of this suite, the price if low. This is because of our policy of bigbespeak sales and small profits. Wo want you to come in and t hoy any .other..... . I A r |
