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Show lWM I 24 v THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, "SUNDAY MORNING,. MAY . TIIITES FINAL PI TO WHITE outside, and the church was quickly filled. Requiem mass was celebrated by Mon signor Dee, rector of the church which Justice White attended. At the altar were gathered also a group of clergv that Included Monsignor Bonrano, papal delegate. Only a little company of relatives snd close friends and the eight surviving members of the supreme court ae honorary pallbearers went to pay the last , honors at the grave. Rains in Idaho Simple Obfequies for Chief Heavy Welcomed by Farmers f Justice Are Conducted in Sports to The Tribune, s I Church in Washington. WASHINGTON, May 21. With honor rendered doubly Impressive by the sirt- -' pllclty of the ceremony, the body of Edward Douglas White, chief Justice of the TTnlted States, was burled todav In Oak Hill cemetery, to sleep forevier within sound of the city where his great service to the nation was rendered, , Simultaneously with the hour of the funeral. President Harding had ordered that at 18 a. m. the American flag, wherand that a ever flown, be funeral salute of seventeen guns be fired at American military and naval stations ' . - throughout the world A small company had gathered In 8t. Matthew a church when the hour of aerv-tc- e Close up to the alter the arrived casket was banked over with flowers and dlreetlv behind It President and Mis. Harding took their places, whfle caulned members, diplomats and commttteeg'nf congress, .high department officials ahd others of those representing a- - aovern-ment- L In mourning were grouped with a The uniforms of few Intimate friends Major General starch, chief of staff, and the officers who accompanied him to represent the . army, and of Admiral Coonts. chief of operations of the navV, marked high lights And his officers, black of the civilians .among W hen all were In their places, the doors were opened to the throng that waited r ' JrtAj- MACK AY, Idaho, Mar 21 The heavy rama which have been falling In this section of central Idaho for several days are not only, fav orsble to farming and stock raising Interests, but are- - encouraging a great deal of work on the highn ways. The atate highway department is busy from Mackay the state postroad dragging to Chalils. the county I working on the county roads, Uland the Independent high making many Improveway district ments upon the roads Included within Its boundaries , Kiwanis Club Will Be Organized at Pocatello , Special to The Tribune. POO A TKDU , Idaho, May 21 President Joel! Peterson of the. local KiwanlSuclub and vice district governor, has received notice from Caldwell that a group of men at that place Is endeavoring toobtain a be chapter pf Kiwanis Application will made at ome through the Chicago office bv J H Gipson tentative chairman of the Caldwell organisation , The other tentative officers, are J "B. A Bluford Gowan, secrelarj and A The special i omtrilf tee to look Treasurer. over field la utemposed of A. R. .Cleaver, ljail Botes. Dr. J. W. Cue. FYed -- Mitchell, A 1, ifyert, C. 1. Weatcott and W. P, tyan DENIAL IS ISSUED. CHICAGO. MaV 21 Categoric denial of charges made before the New York committee Investigating building conditions, that prices of glass used In buildings were controlled by the National Glass Distributors' association, was made today by North Storms, secretary of the . association. 22, 1921. Your Future Protect t - If Dealers in Montpelier .. Cut Soda Water Prices Use Liquid Granite eu'Be For interior surfaces floors,, stairway and such where wear is most severe, or on surfaces exposed to all sorts of weather, no, varnish gives ypu the satisfaction guaranteed with liquid- - Granite. It is durable tough ; and elastic waterproof; weatherproof, proof, Next time use this -- to Tbs Trlbuae. MONTPELIER. Idaho, Mav 21 Th price of luxuries took a sudden drop In when the three Montpelier yesterdav drug stores and the W. J, Crockett Mercantile company announced a cut In the price of fountain drinks back to the old except, for the price of SForcents, more then war tax. year for JO cents at plain sodas have retailed all fountains in the- - city. y Complete Laboratory W, J. Crockett was th Instigator of 12 Sooth Main Phono Waaatch 1126 ' Dr. U t. Dull la Charge the lowering of prices, making an unannounced cut, which was followed by similar action bv the druggists. Ice cream sodas and a number of other foun. tain drinks add dishes have been simi- many of Grover Cleveland Rergdoll.. Philadelphia draft evader, A letter from the i larly reduced. its attiorganization Caradjan tude waa received today stating by the American a'as'-Offi- ce Lake -- . -- Legion offices here. Bergdoll la believed to have escaped to Germany by use of t a fraudulent Canadian passport. ar Btiraas Frametaeo, las , Proving Street, Market Ml af Havtgatioa, Maaaa FaggL Xaayoa Metal, Balt 2. Haul L. Utah, STORAGE MEAT Xyaa, STOCKS. Laka Salt City! Special to The Tribune., City! J. O. TomUataa, Wllaos Hotab Salt WASHINGTON. May 21. Total stocks Laka MONTEV1EW. Idaho, May 21. Th first , Laka City. well In the Mud lake country for Irri- of meats In cold storage warehouses and Firtcbt Sailinga oa Apylioatiaa. gation purposes hss been completed and packing plants are 211,000,000 pounds lea Paaaauar and fraight Bamrna Tram Maw York, tried out. While there Is not as great a CHERBOURG AMI SOUTHAMPTON than last year and nearly 261,000,000 Maurataaia .Jana flow as some expected there le ample waJuly 1 Asg three-yebuJua 14 July S July W th under average, Aaulunl ter to Irrigate eighty acres from the one pounds reau of markets announced today. , The Barasgarla (Iw para tar) Juoa M Aug IS Sept U well LIVERPOOL, Thla well Is forty feet deep, eight feet total meat cured stocks this month are Jan 1 July July M .... .......... Jua Cares In diameter and hss twenty-tw- o feet of 145,000,000 pounds under the JW It Am SO t Albania (sew) water In a coarse gravel average, tt added, th principal shortage Cannula 1 Jus July l Aug IS A water elevator will be Installed as being In dry salt pork. r Apples In cold Jbm W soon ss possible A HAMBURG storage, this month, on the other hand, Algeria ND VLMOllH. CHBRBOriUJ The well was put down with a Attf tt - JttM t July according to the bureau, are'428,000 bartl average, while th steam hoist snd an orange-pebucket rels above the LOLDONDBRRT AND GLASGOW Jim IJaly July SO bv If. t, Msiloom of Snelley, and Harry holdings of eggs are 4 Olg 000 cases, as CamWis (new) -- Both 2,125.000 June IS July 16 Aug SO with last Columbia year this have extensive compared at Ellis of Montev'ew, Vtl,0 UtHR ALTAR, NAPLES PATRAS, PL, holdings In the Mud take country and ar time. FILMS BROVXIR, TRIB8TB AND using every jrffOTt te make the wells j . . Jun 14 .....GIBRALTAR Ttalia sucres with as small cost to the owner ANNUAL SCHOOL ISSUED. PATRAS, CORUNNA HAVANA. ss possible Other ate being drtlled. frlbviuc. The to FILME. AND DLBKOVMK. TRIESTE Special . May 81 Junatt MPKttT. Idaho. Mav 2t Th high Panaoala Aaayrta. BERGDOLL. school WILL AID IN 'GETTING ... ....... ...Jim 4 annuals The Comet," was Issued LIVERPOOL. TO BOSTON 21. la The elaba Great War this week. It NEW YORK. May book, 1 M Votrrans association of Canada, stands orately illustrated with and Cattail TO GLABIJOW ready to aid the American Legion in Its sine etchings. Eugene Keefe of the se- Caaaandrs MONTREAL ..Juu 11 July 16 Aug SO efforts to secure the return from Oer- - nior class was Special - X pre-w- ar UNION DENTAL CO. First Mud Is 1 Varnish Once ONE PRICE TO ALL , you neglect you teeth, you 83.00 Gold Crowns endanger your future. Neg85.00 Bridge Work lected teeth cause 111 health. Gold 85.00 to , .2.00 Inlays Painless Extractions We make Tree Examinations, .,0.50 Porcelain Fillings ..... .$2.00 to 83.00 and all- of our work Is posSilver rilllngs ......,.........,.$1.00 Very best set of teeth itively guaranteed. 810.00 (Trubjrte Teeth) a rrT Established over 18 years Remember us we treat you right THE OLD RELIABLE won id erfu 1 of product Bros; Well Successful Berry - BENNETT GLASS & PAINT COMPANY, - - Distributors, Salt Lake City. . ar ar five-ye- ,,,. two-dru- Regular Expnsa mg flve-ve- ar el 100-pa- half-ton- ef Saturuia Spt Aug July 6y. mi.. ..... editor-ln-ehl- Paaaeugat and Traight Samoa Maw York, te Xia 4a Jauatra, Meutevide snd Euane Aire June a, S. Aaalua, 11,000 Tout (a) 1 8. 8 A coin, hold. record Naw York to Bto IS a Li au 1 , 46 alio sew rveord Rio to New lorL 12 (Steamera ef V, B , Shippingu- Board) s Jiti 2nd and d tflnat ta any Pnaaangar Agency full information Tn - MDESON apply STEAMSHIP USER " P t b . t alt X., ST Wall St., Paatanger FhUadeikjbu Vrexey Bldf , LinntOffloen 0Uv 41 8U ionwmjr fitag. Chicago, Rid,. tt. Louts. Mobile, Alabama. m t - 10 HStEDEHeEICo. That Will - Attract You"7 Wash Fabric- s- i 1000 YARDS OF PLAIN COLORED ORGANDY navy, light blue, pink, grpy, Nile ami lavender, Sells regularly or 69c. Special, yard The in Footwear Sha.il Wear Low Shoes -- Milady , is the decree of Fashion. Whether for dress, street or sports wear. We are showing several exclusive models which will appeal to the miss or woman who is looking for, style, fit and quality. Brown, OQ The dainty strap effects in the popular kids, suedes and satins with baby Louis or full Louis heels are among the many new styles of footwear fo be found In our Shoe Department, Main Floor. DOTTED SWISS Made in Switzerland. White ground with colored dots; also tan, Nile, red, cadet blue and rose ground, with dots. Sells regularly for $1.50 and $1.95. QQ Special, yard. self-colore- Ultra-Smh- rt thread silk hose, Womens Silk Stockings, all dressy, with Especially cloxi; genuine the new sport oxfords. Regular $3.95 for, pair full-fashion- d with $2.95 hand-embroider- lace dock stocking We have just received a very clever vvith contrasting hand embroidery in several of the popular stteet colors. All silk to the top. Special, pair open-wor- k FINE ZEPHYR GINGHAM 32 inches wide.- Plaids, plain colors and checks. Attractive new color combinations. Sells regu- - 9Q larly for 50c. Special, j ard. - $4.85 a yjrt Womens Bloomers M wl of Pongee Silk, $3.45 grade pongee. Full cut. lored. Very moderatelv priced. Good Tai- t A Very Special JUST SIXTY WoifafiiL Tta Silk Camisoles Half Price Sill Prices r Rich Silk Jersey An unusual width, that euts to good advan-tagSplendid quality for sweaters, dresses, etc.; M inches wide. Special, yard... Qg check, stripes and plaid afVery pretty for summer frocks; 36 inches wide; regular2.50 to $3.00. ! fects. (I OlihJhJ All-Sil- k Plain and changeable Chiffon Taffeta, aoft and lustrous. Good quality for dresses, etc; :5 inches wde. Regular $2.50. Special. gg -- la monotone, Chiffon Taffetas Pongee muslin. Unbleached bungalow style. Very special I,.... ; $2.45 4 PettiCiiats Double thickness throughout hips. A splendid garment. Unusual value for. Special to 99 the OR 99 IQ of Booth's famous etching of Edison. , i - I. Something to Read9 Popular Fiction . 69c $1.95 to $3.85 25 Mood-chang- e - Wish to Remember Rhinestone Bracelets are always popular. 5K Very reasonably priced at. . . Edison and charts. Show you how tqtest the effects of music on yourself What did Edison do during the' war? Four interesting books on. suitable music. of Edison for framing. One or all Etching of them free for the asking. x , ; Phonograph Department , Third Floor Lovely Pearl Beads French filled; indestructible; in prices that $3.85 to $25.03. range from White Cut Crystal Bead Necklaces Very new, - What Edison Likes in Music. music handsomely illustrated on Graduation Day that sell from...,, Free for the Asking A proof A Few Timely Suggestions of Gifts for the Girls You $5.00 FRENCH STYLE WHITE SATINAY silk Pongee; one that washes aud wears well; U3 inches wide. Launders perfectly and Embroidered Boxes Flat Bags, Swagger Bags, Party Boxes, Silk Bags, 'Silvertone Leather, Mecca Leather, Grained Leather; Blafck and Colors; - -7 Exceptional-Values- .: Purse, Section Main Floor Qaiety-.kprons All And the Best Silk' Shirtings for Men White ground with various color stripe effects. wears well. Regular $2.50'to $3.00. Special Hand "MARY GARDEN QC vAsOU Fancy Dress Silks fecial Selling of Bags ami Vanity Crepe and satin, trimmed with real filet medallions and val lace. $1.59 Values to $3.00 for....', On Lovely Charmeuse, Satin Crepes and Crepe lVfeteors In shades of browns, navies andblaek ; the most desirable silks for nice wear; 40 inches wide; reg. $4 to $4.50. Special, yard-:..- . t authors Books xby that are priced ordinarily at $1.25. Magazine Section Main Floor. well-know- -- lingerie Section Second Floor. t - s n & |