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Show i. a to: thi; ham r tihhu.vk, kujcoay mohntno, xi'iiil 1021. 10. TENDEDED SUITE Ttmpanogo Rod and Gun Club Offer Commission Use of , Equipment. Set Money at Auerbacligr pOrocyterya Is Center of Extensive Fishing Grounds end Would Aid in Stocking Streams. David H Madn. mat rnxnndJ a can of Utah canned (Buy aro .trrilay (lm landar of lh at Midway froa for uaa of Ita hau-h.rlha alata during th Incun'lieni y of Mr, rarnt of flra. Baaldra Ala darn In hia appreciating tba prraonal romplimtnt to him In tba rraolutlon of tba director of Ota offer the club, Mr. Madaen ball will aolva for th prrartil araaon one of atata th brfitra lha blKC-- at prolilinia .flab and mn dipariiiint, that of obtainbatrhrrv oqulpmmt to ing a auffVIht brain th worh of ratochlng th alrram on th acala planned by th of Ih atat .Hmm r mimlulalnf. It Th offer of Ih club I that th or ry a hall b turn.d ovr fra claimed for th hatchother chara. It of any ary that It ha lb large! rapacity !! of I'tah. limit fur hatchery In th commmial puroa, II wa found that flood with attatnpta to lmreferd prlng com rn rekeep tor It flh on hand, and Haclub found Th waa ua abantlmied. ctal ot II that th hatchery la In th thrrefora aatanalv flahlng ground and la unwilling to diapoaa of tha property, Jt ha lying Idle, whil th club auch flah aa war reel u red for H " Tua.ylub-lpond-froocher aaurca compoaad of leading vportainen of ib A Regular 85c Value Now d pur-ch- I Th Th hatchery l on Kprma creek, which tributary of tha Irovo liver, at Mid way, near Halier CHv. Mr. Madaen faior-abl- a lha location aa parlirularlv It atat la a con-aid- er for carrying out the plana will b posalble to bring flah gga from onli th Strawberry twtoty mile away, and hatch th fiv .it Ih hatchery, from whh h th voung fullof n y th h dlaLrlbuted to Ih headwater ITovo, Durhr.n and Weber river of th ratrcourca of threw tema, largaat th atata. Flah ran alo b taken Into from the tha Uintah raaercallon country Tlmpanogoa plant innr readily than from any other existingI hatihery In the Mate. a part of a tttn.ooo Th hatchery Mid equipment atabllahd by Ih club at atat Marieen. The to Mr, way, according negotiated for the purchaa ot Ihla hatchery aom years ago when Mr. Madaen waa formerly connected with the department. At that tlma $1000 waa paid down on tha deal, th hatchery to tl at $10,000. Th It succeeding admlnlatratlon did not way clear to complete th deal, and Ih $1000 deposited, according to Mr. Madsen. mu forfeited to th club. At preaent the club member are unwilling to aU th property at an v price, since access to It may not b obtained, without cutting up bo dub's grounds. rerotr, 3-l- They wilt oon be electiou ia food. the while buy early, no ahrub. nd b Pompeian Oliva Oil Hold Bains India Bel I ah Large jar ...86c 10c Old Dutch daanaar Colonial Jelly 6 ot. glasae . .2 for 25c of the Following Boae Bushes Paul Neyron (pink) Dorothy ierkins (pink) Tausentlitihon ( pink ) I'lrich Brunner (ml) Woods Croat Tomato White Rambler itinera Corn Red Mom White Mo Colotnb (red1 (Jeneral dark (red.) La France (pink) Margaret Dickson (white) Marshall I. Wilder (red) Magna Charts (pink) L. V. -- Royal" . Crystal f Iloutte (ret)) Killarney (Brilliant) Killarney (pink) Richmond (red) v. cans..... Balt-i-2-l- b. No. 2 (Auerbach American Beauty 10c No. 4 can.... 2 10c ca 10c for 29c Liquid, 80o Heavy Quality Turkish Toweling, Yard,: 39c Fletcher 40o' S3o Caitoria, 25c Lime Water, 16-o- zs i- -- -r 30c Solution press. These popular suede slippers gray are made in the latest patterns with straps, on the lsrk last, either Louis, full Louis or Cu1 a, ban .Jt-with turned or wilt soles; all sizes; ape cially priced Citrate - i'M Magnesia, 15o Freak daily. 25c Solution Egg-Kee- p larga aize, 32 SOe (Auerbach j ........25c 19c Mais Floor.) s Drew Percale, Yard, 19c 36 inch of style at oz. Milk 25c r , 1 16 oz. e "N 78e 11.25 Squibba Petroleum $1.00 junior Main Floor. JC small aiz 11.00 medium aiz 12.00 largo size J ust arrived by I cans... No. ...I1.M 5(10 Gray Suede Pumps and Slippers, $8.95 , .$1.49 Paaa Choice a aiat. Location Favorable. Pump Several hundred pairs of womens pumps and oxfords of patent or dull leather with Louis or low heels; all sizes. Spring Sale price ..............$2.95 ...60c can cans b the time to plant Rose Hub he. rose bushes at thin price, Special, 49c 5s Sl.00 medium tiro $2.00 largo aizo and Oxfords, $2.95 Fin Sylmar Oliva Oil .....46c tmtll six 50c Epc-eia- I bn $5.00 to $7.00 Women Coffee A coffee unsurpassed ia character and flavor. A careful blending of old and mellow coffees, which prol ducts a smooth, mild brvorags. during tbo demonstration: !! cntr !u Bcowcrofti lha Tlninannaoa , goods dally) I cut rate drugs Footwear Spring Sale of Ftm Demonstration of Hah and ) ronutillnr, rN'lvd Hod tlub a APailACH'l wide,) a a big variety sad pattern. -- 10,000,000 Eggs Expected. la prealdnt Haber Cutler of Salt of the club. Th mol Ion at tha directors meeting which completed th deal was mad by R. M. Hagley and waa seconded by Y. B. Cook. It carried unanimously. It la our plan, said Mr. Madaen yes terday, to place about twelve men on the and reservoir tributary Strawberry streams a early aa possible, and to keep them there for two months. In this man per w hop to take not lea than JO 000,- Deplaltorlie for these egg will be furnished Murrey, th Eprlngvlll and the Tlmpahogoe hatcheries, which hava a combined) capacity of lt.OOO.OOO eggs a year In gwo batches. I have further presented to th state board of examiners a recommendation for th establishment of a fish hatchery In Ixmgan canyon, about eight miles above o gen City. While no action has been taken on this recommendation, I hope It will go through. At an expense of not more than $5000 the atat could erect of about 750.000 capacity, there a hatchery latter It la possible that wo will be able to keep breeding fish there, though that will bo a matter of the next four y cur. by-th- Choice of the Following Shrubs, 39c Sperea Van Iloutte Clematis (red) Clematis (white) Clematis (purple) Paeonia (purple) Paeonia (white) , No . Deliveries Sale Starta at Soiled Lingerie Paeonia (red) Spirea Hydrangea P. Q. Lilac (purple) Lilac (white) Lilac (red) No Phone Order. 9 p. m.1 Monday, X- Fourth Fldor.y (Auerbach's Auerbach e Restocking of Streams Aim. A Mammoth Sale of Garden Supplies Garden Hose, 25 Feet, $3.98 heavy, guaranteed Tiose; size; corrugated or smooth. 3-- 8 Including Gowns, Envelope Chemises, Bloomerettes, Combinations, Corset Covers and Skirts inch Among Them Are: Lawn Mower, $10.95 The state also has a hatchery at Flah lake with a capacity of possibly 250.000 h eggs, though this Is In a more or less ex size; well made.' perimental stage at present. It Is If are fund atat th that. provided, may rent one or more of the private hatcheries at Richfield. This would be on a straight cash basts rather than on th aharo basis under which these hatcheries Heavy D handle. , have been utilised In the past. In a sense, w have more money than fish, and our great atm Is to restock the stresuns of the state aa rapidly as possible. In this w have been prom lead the coMade of wood, 100 feet capacity. operation of Claudius Watllck, superin tendent of th federal fish hatchery at Eprlngvlll. H has already recommended to th United State bureau of fisheries that Utah be allowed a greater percentSmooth handle, full size. age of th fleh produced at that hatchery than has been the case In the past. On -- Friday WHIiArq Wtncv. superintendent of the state fish hatchery at Eprlngville,In and I planted about (lUGOO whtteflsh Utah lake. eggs were size. from the largest variety of whlteflah In Bear lake, and these fish should In about Fourth Floor.) four years attain a weight of about three ( Auerbach pounds. Thev are good game fish and a good food fish as well. They have deep water habits and were planted in the middle of the lake, where th water run about eighteen or twenty feet deep at Interpreted. "What I said. h atated. tion of Chief Justice B. L. Lansden In -the governor from th fact that the Issuing writs under; which prtent s that, judging moat " Interested In the acted. those of activities case had apparently ceased, the disapWage proposal. a no longer a mystery to NEW YORK April 9 Unton represen pearance - SHRlNERS ELECT HEAD?- - r them. tatives of the workers In the paper Texas. April 9. Frank H. pulp DALLAS, mills of th United States and Canada Cromwell of Ararat temple, Kansas City, a conference today unanimously rejectedat SUFFRAGIST ARE SUSTAINED. a proposal submitted by the mill owners Mo., was elected president of the Shrine NASHVILLE, Tenn April 9. The Tencalling for a 30 per cant wage reduction and Increasing - the working day from nessee supreme court sustained today le- Directors Association of North America today and Kansas City was chosen as the eight to nine hours.' gitimacy of the process by which GoverThe action of the representatives now nor Roberta certified to th federal state next convention city. Kenneth K. Gilwill be submitted by referendum to the department ratification by the legislature lette, Al Mailakah temple, Los Angeles, the was chosen a member of the board of lank and file of the workers of the vari- of the woman euffrsge amendment to ac ous unions for their approval or rejec- constitution. governors. The court affirmed the tion, with the understanding that In case agreements are not made satisfactory between now and tba time of the expiration of the present agreement work will automatically cease in the mills of the companies. , I 16-inc- Spading Forks, $1.98 Hose Reel, $1.98' Garden Hoe, 49c Garden Rake, 69c" Te " r . won- I er -- ARNOLD CASE UNSOLVED. ' NEW YORK, April 9. The nsme of Dorothy Arnold, whose disappearance December 12, 1910, furnished a baffling firmer case, official quarters aa an unsolved announcement The announced today. was made as a result of a statement last right by Acting Captain J. H. Ayrea, head , of the bureau of missing persons, that the caae had been solved. Captain Ayres today said pia remarks last night were mis- ( The Graves Sickness and disease ih'one form or another have not only caused unfortunate humanity to suffer, but have scattered their unwelcome seeds in the path of all animal life; and while thousands of year of thoughtThsve beea Centered on the subject, it has baffled the skill of the white man. It has broken the homes and hearts of all classes, from pauper to king; it has brought on di- vorces, suicides, crime, misery, insanof teeth in fact, its brazen face, with its mocking grin, is ever before us, man. defying the ordinances of God and Nothing could be more pitiful- - than to see some poor voung person whose life is slowly but surely ebbing away. $4.50 Women Night ' Gowns, $2.25 i Elaborately trimmed gowns, made of the sheerest nainsook, with lace medallion and ribbon trims. $3.50 Wopiensfight Gowns, $1.75 1 Womens Two-Piec- e run-dow- n j of pretty Made ! figured silk with $3.98 Womens 1 1 seco pretty lace trimmed - edges. , with fine Val. lace insertion and edges, with bloomer lace edged bottoms. ribbon trimsc " n made with embroidery inserts and lace edges, also made of the sheerest nainsook with fine- - Val. medallion inserts, ( back and front. $ 1.98T Womens. Crepe Bloomerette Combinations, 98c1 With lace yokes, white or flesh. Of the with $3.98 Womens White Skirts, $1.99 of soft finished muslin with Made orate 12-in- $2.50 Envelope Chemises, $1.25 make, fronts apd, edges. Am-I-Fren- n band-embroider- elab- Womens Bed Jackets or embroidery flounce. Made, of fine nainsook with lace trimmed flounce. well-know- Negligees, $3.98 twelve-inc- - Made of iine-silk crepe de cliinelace' of fine charmeuse, trimmed, some made h lace trimmed, in rose, pale blue orchid colors;. values up to $9.98. and - t Two-Piec- Pajamas, $1.99 31SdeofindAor Made of "Windsor crepe, in either plain colors or figured designs. $1.98 value. well-know- $2.98 Womens White Skirts, $1.49 Pajamas, $3.98 weak and' condition' of the' human system. -- For that purpose there is nothing better than a tonic that i made from roots, herbs, barks and ber- rtea, such as the Ego Blood Purifier and Svstem Builder is made of. 'A tonic that strengthens the digestive or-gans and imoarts new life and energy a all Ahof unctioas,. of h can obtain Ego Blood Purifier andIpu Bystem Builder from all druggists. Should your druggist fail to supple you, call or write direct to the Eqo Remedy Co., Salt Lake City, Utah. I , (Advertisement.) Womens Bloomerette Combination, $1,25 Beautiful lace and embroidery trimmed. $3.98 Women Night Gown, $1.99 Womens Bloomers, 98c $2,98 Envelope Chemises, $1.49 Marcella Of ' the ' brand, Made of the sheerest nainsook, trimmed short sleeves These many obstacles can be overcome by looking to your health, and the only way that can bo done is by taking a tonic that will build up the of heaviest quality pongee silk with double shirring on the bittom. Made Made of sheer lingerie cloth. Made of the finest lingerie doth with lace and embroidery yokes, pretty fancy Octopus-Sickne- ss $5.98 Womens Pongee Silk Bloomers, $3.98 $2.98 Womens $lue Bird 1 Night Gown, $1.49 ' PREDICT PAS8AGE OF BILL. Predlc- CLEVELAND, Ohio, April tlons that the Shepard-Townmaternity and Infancy bill will be passed by the "next congress "were madwtoday by members of the board of directors of th National League of Women Voters, following an executive session at which Mrr. Maud " Wood Park of Boston, chairman of the league, reported n interview with President Harding. Mrs. Park and representatives of four other women national oron President Harding ganisations called in Washington ten days ago. Ehe refused to divulge to newspaper reporters what the president bad told her, but declared: "We were very much pleased at the result of our Interview." ' of the heavy quality silk, derfully good wearing. Made 14-too- th cut reject Pongee Silk Night Gown, $6.49 $12.98 Women e $2.98 Womens White Muslin Skirts, $1.49 rlr1a ceiu d With deep enibroidcry flouucca.and dust. ruffle. $1.98 Womens Corset Covers, 99c In the Marcella make, with lace vokp and embroidery inserts, front and back. J - |