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Show THE SALT, LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY 12 LARDNER HAS AN INTERVIEW WITH MAN 240 YEARS OF AGE Plagues 5f Qwans and Whannies Described by Eyewitness of Monroes Inauguration, Who Iteft All Ilia Brides at the Altar. By RING W. LARDNER and f will say at this Dt that I have adopted her entire credo and lived up to it. The next day I took tha I.U train for Wadon." 1 But Hsten. put In, dont you think aorpe of your memories would be Interesting to the public" If you must have them ho re I shall never xponded in a stupor, forget the Inauguration of President Monroe. At that time the White House was in a side street lot tn Montgomery, The actual ceremonv was held in a big open field along aide of the high school. At W.10 o clock the four teachers and the student both earns out of the side entrance in a terrible condition. President Monroe was ehsking handsI on ah sides. Hello, Mr. president. said wiih.o grtmsce. The remark was passed unnoticed" That will make fine reading, 'Mr. the suggesPpeve.' I said, with just But I still think we tion of an ogle couid get something more entic ng if vou would cut loose and tell us how. you got so old MORNING, APRIL 8, 1923. and Home Dressmakind Time Are Here! -- th 4itortr Readers of newspapers threw out the country eeems to ha all S - frog aver a artirfeahicS"appelifed' Inlire papers a couple wke. ago In regards to a man that had lived to be 124 n f age and you would think from the excitement that the man must of been a criterion of something. Personlv I mas a whole lot Impressed myself until my tension was success until reachina when mower he became hla janitor lCrd yr. of a lawn plm ceUttn Pitta iurf and Gresham. warn At this time. the nhda cnurU-rv in terrible shape what with the Infusion of wee whannies that eat up the deesel. Kveryiolng seemed ImBut let Mr. Spave tell It possible. -- ftr I himself f attribute m longitude to ho I have lived and breathed. At some All the favored fabrics in Silks, Dress Woolens, Fancy Cottons, Plain Cotton Fabrics, Ginghams, etc., make this the. most complete and effective early exhibit we have ever shown. Attractive materials that are beautiful in quality, and texture. Exquisite in design, embodying the latest smart, fashionable plain and colorful de- IIP ' j signs. The new Spring' Ladies Home to cat them is a joyful task. Journal Patterns .are A simple that Let Our Special Prices Help You to a Larger Wardrobe have always been a great admirer of cube be and hare always given them full play though never to excess. He pretended to act silly. t'mes It wag a caution. But t always remembered the advice given to me Listen," he said; "If you have got by mv old chow nurse, 'Never charge to have it, 1 will give ou my entire never raw and th eat meat recipe for anything, age and how never act as If jou must have your i am. In attaining the first place I always might say. of us are It clothes made Both a pressed. pt. to shave every 40 yrs. My employers made the suggestion and I days. In the matter of diet, 1 that perhaps it would be best (or us "The night she said that ahs waa have aiwaye confined myiralf to two all was I to go out and interview this behemoth and give my readers the killed by somebody listening to her anchovies a day with a dash of carrots. benefit of mv doubts. Well friends i ' found this ptrbHr menace Just. imb adJut before going to bed every night, t always make" It a pt. tP go vertised and will assure my friends Into the next rm. and pick up ail the I said in that anything may regards lamb chopa and tomato relish that to this man Is absolutely true and have been left there from the party made up of whole cloth. , of the night before and fling them This man was born In Whavdlagle from one rug to another In an imdurelng the 1st. Napoleon and did not partial way tike the town ao moved to Iowa the "I will anticipate your next quesnext afternoon on the local freight. tion w'.iioh no doubt will he in regards There he non set up a farm and to my smoking habits and wiii say was looeelng money at a normal rate thafr I hate always been a great adwhen the country was. Infected with mirer of cuhebs and have awava a display of o warns. These are the en them full pfcsy, though never giv-to species of Insects that drives trees excess off a farm In groups of five. How many cube be did smoke Mr. Spave, teeing that his whole a day?" was my Inquiry. you crop was the bunk, moved off the I nevr to get managed through found next farm the day but two and one in a whole day wa his renlv. new land In the fruit belt of eaatren We next brought up the question of Greece. Mr. Spave wo at this Junchis life family , tion two and a half re. eld and In "I got married every little wile terrible Shape financially and physisaid Mr. Spave. but alwavs managed cally, but still docile. to my bride at the altar" His first move was to call up PresiThis man Is now living out at dent Buchanan and ask for a decent Yerkes Gong Island, and is no doubt deal. The then President called in the oldent man on Long lalsnd and his loudest laughers and laughed Mr. is the most yet democratic man you Spave out of the White House. would care to meet and is alwava He save to this dav that here was weloome come to see him. when you the turning pt. The next day th war Uke for loot. yest. morning he came started between the SwISs and the in from 34 holes of golf and plavlng firemen and from then on It was easy they waa S3 visitors waiting to welwiling. come. He them all up passed Bis more no more was first Will not boreoti to call up Preswith the Great Neck, Long Island. April. Irst HI yra of Apele life but ident Buchanan and ask for a decent (Copyright 1923. the Bell Syrtd'-catby to aay that he never made a deal. Inc.) I celled to a resident of Yerkes, Don Irland, named Ape! ttpsve who had just celebrated hi 240th. birthday and vib Mill on the qul Vive you By' Sewing at Home i w 7Vhm. ttimam VI alter BINGHAM. April T.The basketbsU boy. acre the honor guests at s waffle diene gU 3, K. W. Bracken at hts by apartment In the Bonnard Thursday eveBaiter Hit formed ning of last neck. the centerpiece re the table. Corera were laid for Mr. and Mrs Ttetjen, Mr. ad Mr, R. T. Dahlquiat. Tom McMttUen. Iakrenee Stillman, Miles ueythwalte, Byron I. Ie PRIZES OFFERED FOR COMPANY SLOGAN Musical merchandise nere own choosing to of $23 will be awarded Piano Co. slogan submitted on or Bros-Rober- of the win the amount by the Glen for the best before April prixes- - $15, $7.30, $3, $2.50 and $2 tn merehan James 8M4owy Cfctira. Adolf ImMaure Harriot sod Greathouse, , . Rioiby. Misses Rtttb sad llssel Bourfsnf sad Jerome Boorgard motored to Ha it Lake Thursday of last week sad speat the dsy. Mrs. flora Dal of RushviHe. Neb : Mrs. Jobs Hwt, Miss Mary Hfl-oa(Wt Horot of Halt taka Were dlaaer guests of MKs (aroiiae Rasoiaasea Thursday of last week. Miss Peggy Ureeae eutertdlaed a number of friends at a beautifnltv aje rolated dinner fmrty at her home Kusier Cavnsiioos. tea roses sod Easter Hnnday. HUeu formed the centerpiece for the table ad a d auer was served lovers were laid for eight. Mr. sad Mrs Bovd Raisari Mr. ad Mrs Joe Kemp sad Mrs. Hiewart Young motored to- Halt take Friday of last week and at coded thr futnyn theater. Ur. sad Mrs. B M Gavthwsite the engagement of their daughter. to Thomas MHiea of Lw 'Angeles. Margaret The wedding ,w4JI take place la ! An fries the latter part of April at the bone M Mr. had Mrs. Junes Met 07. Mrs. I. W, Me I sea returned home Friday of last week from Spanish Fork, where vim had sprat a week with rets tires a ad mends. Mrand Mrs, Robert Wells and Bros.-Rober- Bros.-Robert- s high-grad- e . -- -- , 11 pril . non. were Halt Lake visitors Friday or disc will be given for the succeed Billy, lost week. ing five most appropriate slogans Miss Jane fhrlat oversow sent in. Winners may ehoose the Buaday ia Halt Lake. merchandise from the stock of the Mr. sad Mrs K T. Dshlqnist nd Mira Glen Am Howe motored to Halt Lake Easter company, The slogan should not exceed ten Sunday and attended an lister breakfast word the shorter the better. . Jt partyad. at tbs home of Mrs. B. H. Beck should reflect the firm itself, the sirs Mm B 0 Roberg, who hsd bee visiting Glen Plano company kr ulster. Mrs. A B. Williams, returned to her home at Hladv fUmday. as does it a sterling The possessing off trial of Power A I reputation for dealing in the very compear mtertaiaedthe at taha stag partylight finest musical merchandise and of the t tab Power A Ught offleu Tomdayla was the feature of the supplying an excellent service to its ever ing. fribboge f harles D. Abel received the rrepiag thousands of patrons. brpor for high wore. Looeheoa waa served H J. H Myers 8 W Joan. Joe Kemp. brands Among the Hugh Lraht. Ben Welch. R. 8 Hale, t. of Instruments sold are the D Abel. L. West Dr R, O Frasier - Chickertng piano, the oldest ( nrry Leer. Bert Hwan, H A Olsea. Jack made in America, the best tn the . B8det Htewsrt Tonog, Row, Msrrtot, pr, J. K W. Bricken tad B libs Haines Bros, pianos, world; Mrrru. Mr and Mr Bert Hwaa eatertalhed the made since 1851; Marshall 4 0 P. V, lub Hatnrday ereaiag of last Wendell and Foster pianos, made week. Fire haodred ws plsred. lira. Bn. gene Chandler won the ladles by the American Piano Co., first prise snd Mrs Ham June the roasoU tlnu makers in the world of I. largest h teivvQ non the mens first prise and pianos of the highest grade; Eugene Morris the eoasolahmi A . . Am pi co Reproducing Itiacheoa was served to twelve meats Piano, Me which must be hearAto be and. Mrsr- - Bngene Cisl guests GulbrSnsen nationalMrs J. R Myers was a Halt Uke riaitor ly priced player pianos; Edison, Ttesdv Victor snd Columbia phonoMm. Bovd Barnard entertsiaed the G G, G 4. eluh Thursday afiemooa of last week graphs; the most complete stock Fire hundred was glared Mrs. J R of phonograph records In the Mrere woa the first prise sad Mrs. H B. etate; Holton band and orches- Arvti the consolation, coarse loach a three tra instruments, and always eon was served to twenty two guests. Mrs. first with the latest in sheet C, 4oir, Mrs, Ca$T4JsetTMrA. Jones Mrs. Art Males and Mrs. (harlea music and player rolls. 0. cAbel were special guests. A Forceful Slogan. From the foregoing, which Is but a summary of the lines of musical LARK goods carried, anyone wilt be enabled to reduce to few words a LARK. April ib4 Mra. Dewey Neiwm asd Mf. and Mra. William Overaou slogan that will forcefully and week laat apeut ead tell with relative at Mar the tutgly -story of this com- ray. pany. Mira Bteila Meyer bffer aad Mtaa Bmma In ease of aTie for any prize the Baauatrmn apeat their aprlog vaeatlea at heme with relative a4 frleada. retaraiar triag contestants , will J given todav' te Balt Lake to reaome their erhool identical prizes. As many slogans ma be sent in itrdiH, Mirn Jeeephlue Lead of Rivet-tehas as desired by, each person. bem the fueet of Mra. Delbert Me for tw week a. should be mstled to the store ofThey the Ul. nofnr Rasauwarm aad her kmtkrr Glen Piano Co., 161 Darid Of Salt Lata, a prat Sa tarda y wllb South Main, in time to bo d!iv.rd fneadf here. before 6 p. m. Saturday. April lith, Mr. aad Mra. Wllllaai Holt were vlaitan r they may be presented m person la Rirrrtoa laat fnala. Mra. J. C. ('krlatrsar. who kad brra not later than 6 p. rkuiiag frtrada krrr Nr ararral day The judges of the contest 44th, la krr kraar at Rork Bpriaft, Wyo.. will be the vice president and the advertis-in- g Turadar. Mr. aad Mra. RlhrrJ Wkita wr vlidtara manager of the Glen to MEdralr Wrdaraday. company. Mr. aad Mra. B. x. CJraaiaa of Aaaap (Adv.) Bros.-Bob-er- Iks Per card 15c SEWING Fit all makes 2c 3s 7s 8c . NEEDLES 15c LNGERIE TAPE SANDY Psr belt 7',c CAMISOLE 12c 18c 5c " Per yard Members of the Neighborhood club were entertained by Mm. W. T k Invent at hw home on Pioneer avenue Mondty. BpeHal guests Included daughters of the members Imf. afttraoo. Vlrdaraday rirolag rlra ties. It will be easy for yon to select a new drfss from our great and varied collection all priced the Cohn way ri0ht quality and right price. tr tha Kandr .. ,, aa a aharartr. mluntaar' dapartmaot ilia aoiaaawaar kali. Priaa, a.ra aardad to Mra F rad Joynaa aod I. rail Paulk- for I ka haat aoataiaaa. Mr. Bart Xlwap ratmatgad mall rural. Tnaa-taia hoaor of tha (aai fvurlk klrtfcday aaalaaraary of bar too. I! odor. NEW SILK VOILES Nifw Arabian AMD OVARDIAM5HIP NOTICES. lUwmlt roaaty alaaor I ha raapratiaa alia E CALAIS VAL LACE, widths from one to tMIPc Indies-wid- e. Special value,- Monday coorln; patterns a well Freed to maka shopping easy at. Something new in organdy trimming edges, absolutely fast edge and all new spring colors. Monday I5c specials Our Gingham SEI this week will eutde 11 our previous effort. W are placing in this sale every quality, from good standard domestic Ginghams to highest quality Imported Ginghams, in endless variety. On the 19c Table 29c 25c Zephyr Ginghams Beth checks and plaids 77- - 32-I- Botl 25c designs. WQg AND 27-- c 27 UP dark quality. A full line $1.25 SILVER SPRAY RATINES Small plaids. Special. gas range. 1 old straight-bacsmall kitchen,, table, on or of after Wednesday, the" lHth day and written bids will be 1923, April. received at the banking house of Utah Savings & Trust Company, tjX3J South Main street. Salt Lake City, Utah. Terms of sale. cash. In- lawful money of the United Stales. UTAH 8AV1NG3 A TRUST COM- -. . PANT, , Administrator of Estate of Bernard Deceased. Rich; . JLDD. Asst, Secrets rv. By (1657 Dated April 3, 1923. , value, chair, 1 1 k S3c 83c Zephyr Gingham 32 Inches wide 39c Japanese Crepes . 39c Fancy Pliste Crepes 35c Plain Pits Crepes JH with vouchers at On Chong Co., 61 So. W. Temple st.. on or before April 9, A. D. 1923. at 3 o'clock. LAW COWL A D. 6. MOT. fl?40 NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE. Estats of Bernard Rich, deceased. The undersigned will sell at private sale Hie following described . tracts of land situated In Salt Lake count), Utah, to wit: I. Tract commencing at a 7d rods eajit from the northwetpoint corner of lot 6. block 22. plat ''B," Salt lake City survey, and running thence east rods, thence south S rod. I hence 2', NOTICE TO CREDITORS.' west 2', rods, thence north a rods lo Hong A Chin Wah hae sold The place of beginning. In Salt Lake their truck farm to the undersigned ...unty, Utah, subject o s note an and creditors art to present claims mortgage In faor of th Tracy Loan D.-E- e I Plain Colored Chembray 39c Zephyr Gingham Short lengths 39c 32lncb Amoskesg - Romper Clothe 35c Zephyr Ging. ham Highest quality 35c Nurses 6trlpd Beat qual Seersuckers h Extra Special! 49c Imported Ginghams . . ,.37c 59c Imported Ginghams . . ..49c 79c Peter Pan Ginghams ..67c Csmplet line ef patterns and color. Full line ef checks and plaidi Trust company for 34000 00. !. Tract commencing at a point 206 feet east of the southwest corner of B. Salt Lake lot 2, block 46. plat thencs north City survey, snd running ISO feet, thenc seast 40 feet, thencs South 130 feet, thence west 40 feet to the place of beginning, together with right of wav over tha following: 130 feet north of th Commencing southwest corner of said lot 2. block and plat aforesaid, and running thence east 14 rods and-1- 5 feet, thence north 14 feet, thence west 14 rods snd lu feet, thence south 14feet to the place of beginning, in Salt Lake county. Utah, subject to a note and mortgage in favor of Tracv Loan A True company for 32400 00. 3. Tract beginning at a point 15414 feet east from the southwest corner A 45c WHITE CRYSTAL LAWNS 39c , ery fine. Extra special LAWNS- -, 45c WHITE CRYSTAL , 35e Very fine. Extra special .These lawns are ery fine quality, lilghlv mercerIdeal for infants' and chilised: look like linen. drens wear. JAP NAINSOOK 34 50 White Japanese Nainsook. Ten yards to the box. Extra- - special WHITE DIMITIES 43c While Dimities; small checks and stripes; good quality. 33c Extra special .' 4e WHITE OIMITIE8 SmaN checks and , 35c stripes; good quality. Extra special WHITE RATINE 79c White Ratine. extra good quality. Extra special... 59c TURKISH BATH TOWELS She quality Turkish Bath Toweis; extra large slie.' double thread; ' white with blue or red borders or plain Jg Ity 28c WHITE CRYSTAL LAWNS Extra special..... - Jus- 490 On the 25c Table 3c bargains, Very fine. h On the 28c Table s, e. 59c h s s Pe re .Splendid small patterns 25c FRENCH RATINES II 23 Import sd Frsnch Ratines of colors. Special Ws are offering tome wonderful when it should interest you most. READ THE PRICES CAREFULLY the new oriental ge. plain, fancy white material. We Celebrate National Gingham Week in Our, Domestic Department ntal 79c JQg I5s - special ..79c hams-25- k; old-sty- icsials NEW-WID- Our Lining stock i one of the features of this detriment, and for Home Dressmaking Week we shall place on sale our entire line of and Izngettc, in aH th new and staple color. plain or shadow stripe, at, the yard... dcaltfna, 36 Inchest wide. Volina-Orie- DAINTY VOILES 1 111 old-atv- ie d hifeh quality; rich Specially priced PROBATE Waip ofRarnard Rich, drcaaaod. The undersigned sell at private axle the following deaertbed personal : . property 1 share capital stock' Silver Jjike Co.. J..7.S3S shares capital atock Anna Rich Mining and Milling Co., 1 gold watch. 1 gold chain with Elk charm attached. 1 gold ring .mall diamond -- 4 writing-dese4ng, D vaaea, 1 atatue of man and woman, rocking-chair4 i straight-bac- k 1 front chairs. porch bench. 1 brass hall- - tfee. 1 leather cotieh, J center-tabl2 bras statues of soldiers In uniform. 4 framed pictures on wall, 1 I PTOtectograph, rug Bxlj. hail ruga 1 mahogany cigar case. 1 atatue of foreign type. 4 sofa Pillows. J large oil painting framed (picture of Ogden eanyon). 1 elk's bead, wardrobe with bed linen, bras bed, springs and mattress; small dresser. 1 straight-bac- k 1 chairs. picture, 1 quilts. I pi1 llow. brass bed. mattress'- - and center-table springs; I oak, 1 china closet. 1 doxen china plates, 1 glass water set. I silver candlesticks, 1 chlfTonler dxrk oak, 2 vaaea, - I straight-bac- k chairs, 1 clock, 1 an, hi. I pictures in frames on arug personal effects of th deceased, such as suit of clothing,, overcoat, hat. 3 umbrellas, 1 electric vibrator, 1 iron bed. mattress and springs: 1 sofa i chair, V old machine, 1 small table. I chair,sewing Rome groceries, kuch as esnned soeds; cupboard, dimes In cupboard of poor e Is overflowing with crisp, is brimful of newest novel- f Rt.r sne 1 larrara staCranl ofC"''1 Murrar arr. aiarriM ar salt Wadnrartar. Mr, aad Mr. 8taffaa4 will make their home hre. Tha uf th CArratatlsa! AM t wiu Mra Carver at 1$a 'sk ar. for fortha lafoaoi.no. $1.75 Our White Goods Dept C )) 36-inc- Our Wash Goods Dept. Mm. R W. Born and Mrs. Knbre. Affrr an bear apeut in refreshoentt were served. Mr. .ad Mr, w, Tsnis ral.r-t.lsr.1 Slssrr HsInrdajF nt l.a feT Mr an Mrs. Mmi R.Nmu..oa of OraMr TOaraday LACES LININGS Buty-Otiy- $9.75 A new shipment of SPANISH LACES, h flouncings, new patterns, all come in black, brown, navy, itlmond green, garnet, white, Copenhagen and muffin, $2.50 and $2.75 values. Put oh sale Monday. Special 5000 YARDS OF VAL LACES, bought befcTe-tbtariff, values up to i(e and 12c, some in sets with insertions to match. Monday d, S 5c 5c 3e FLAT-ELASTI- ' $12.50 Model for . 12c 12c TAPE Pink and blue. Per yard 10c ELECTROSILVER THIMBLES SANDY. April 7, The teachers of the Draper school surprised Ray Reck ar hnme la Bandy Thnradav evening of hl laiit wwk Games were enjoyed, after which T "- - Satln-face- 5c MACHINE e gowns of silk Spanish Lace, girdles included, black or navy, 1650 models selling during home sewing weik. A whole dress SI2.S5 for satln-face- 10c BUTTONS Semi.Made Gowns Semi-mad- ti 8s PINS' 10c SAFETY Psr card r,0'b '"' JERSEY TUBING Comes in pink, orchid and white; for 1 i IQ indies vests and combinations. w Home Drdiijiking price to hid fair and CANTON CREPES Are still the feature in silks, hold their own for some time to come. We are showing a splendid line of this material, ranging In prices that appeal to all poiketbooks. Heat y weight. Ill colors o t navy, black, brown, bobo2.75 QUALITY link. Jade. etc. Home Dressmaking 9,39 price In navy, brown and black. 55.00 FLAT CREPE " IQ Home Dressmaking price black, toaat, In Jade, navy, brown, $3.50 CANTON CREPE Comes S3. 1 5 gray, Ivory, castor, etc. Home Drensmaklng wweaw price 4.50 AND $5.00 CANTON CREPES In all the staple colors, 9.98 Home Dressmaking price plain and in black. nry. 15.00 AND $5.00 CANTON CREPES CA 25 brown, aephyr, tangerine. Alice, cardinal, henna, taupe, v toast, etc. Home Dressmaking price soft. those we are Hinging knitted showing FOR SPORTS WEAR s11vs which anneal to those who desire solid comfort as well as style and serviceability. Among these are the Celtyne Crepe, which comes 3 .69 in white, back. navy, tan, gray, yellow and henna. Regular price. If 00 yard. Home Dressmaking price the and aeen be to multiplicity todav, are EGYPTIAN PRINTS that of use to which the motif Is applied shows the effect that Tutanktime. hamen having over the spring style In America at the present end id Notwithstanding the scarcity of these Silks, we have a sol . 9 uu range rf co'ors and designs .' to select from. Home Dressmaking price . . OF CHIFFON TAFFETAS ANO MESSA-LINEA SPLENDID SHOWING Yard wide, and excellent finish. Comes in all the popular 1 colors, such sa navy, brown, black; gray. Jade, bluebird, etc. gE wastes Spec Ally priced for Home Dressmaking Week at, yard mirror-lik- e finish SATIN Brilliant, CHARMEUSE CLINGING SOFT. 9 1 ,9 Come in black, navy, sapphire, brows, popen apd loganberry. tpfcaase priced for Home Dressmaking Week at, yard ALLTYME CREPES AND KROI8ETTE are undoubtedly going to be the big feature in this season's wear. Especially adapted to the styles of today. A beautiful line to select from. Dressmaking $2.25 Week a. yard. 25c Per card Sc WHITE STAY BINDINGS Per roll 15c ADJUSTABLE CRNOLINE. BELT 10c PINS Psr paper 10c CARDS PEARL BUTTONS lac CARDS PEARL BUTTONS 52c COLORED TRIMMING c SILKS RTT.yg Sewing Notions it '7:ft.',rn $1.25 i lean Fork were the dianer guests of Mm Dare Magee Huadsr. M . and Mrs. Edward Hansen anootjace the arrival of a eon, born to them last Sunday morning Miss Stella Meyerhoffer was pleasantly snrprt ed by n host of her friends at her heme Tuesday evening Games were and mtnrtc was enjoyed throughout theplayed Homemade candies were served Alfred Halt and daughter. Izouefts. were jjjj Lnkn vlaitwi Thursday evening of Mr and Mm. James T White and famllr f Halt t lly were visitor to Urk 8 noday. Mia Westcnnan to her home la bait Lake Friday, retumef) after visiting her staler Mrs. Wallace Hernias Air and Airs Joe --Gamache, -a Gsmaehe and Mtaa Lladya Vsngha him of Ring fcVMT" " $PORT SETS JSc DRESS SHIELDS 2 to 4 Six BRAIDS 12",c NOVELTY RICk-RACAND EDGINGS Be RUSTPROOF SNAP FASTENERS Womens pure silk hose, 11 Iroru the . best makers, plain and fancies, rib top for stout figures, outsizes, some silk clocked, some drop stitch, plenty of black and new spring shades included, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 values all offered at $1.25. (9 Beautiful evening models of metal on silk net, gold or silver, $22.50 $17.85 models for e, WOMENS SILK HOSE reduced ana Qx predomlnattng. Just the thing for ou ling suits, skirts drtsses. Home Dressmaking price... EPONGE The popular cloth for Spring and Summer Skirts and Dresses. Comes in plaid, and stripes, over gray and sand 9. 1 M grounds. Home Dressmaking Price. In all th popular CLOTHS SERGES AND GRANITE colors, for ladles' and children's dresses and skirts. CQg Home X'resamak.ng price Beautiful Evening Gowns suf-Irie- ONE DAY SPECIAL priced) wM Every piece of wool goods (unless specially - fir price 20?r- lth bronn and grnjrRUSSIAN TWEEDS In multicolor, - BERTHA NET COLLARS BRAMLEV COLLARS PANEL COLLARS ' COLLAR AND CUFF SETS FRONTS WITH ROUND COLLARS MONDAY SPECIAL lve BINGHAM WOOLENS NECKWEAR NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW IN THIS PAPER Silk and Woolen Extraordinary and drastic reductions are mad In eur enabling you to Department to enoouraoe home sewing, had not to be again this ee dresses, skirts, waists, etc., t prices Drees GceUa marked down for Every yard this event. Special One-Da- y SEE OTHER ADVERTISEMENT EXTRA SPECIAL SILK AND WOOLEN DRESS GOODS VALUES h; white. of lot 2. block TO. plat ''A. Salt Lake City survey, and running thence north 125 feet, thence west 30 feet, thence south 125 feet, thence east 30 feet to the point of beginning, together with a perpetual right of way rer the 95 following; Beginning at a feet north from the southwestpoint corner of said lot 2, block and plat aforesaid, and running thence east 12C4 feet, thence north 30 feet, thence east 90 feet, thence north 40 feet, thence west 114 14 .feet, thence south 0 feet, thence west 100 feet; thence-sout10 feet to the point of beginning, in Salt Lake count v. Utah. 4. Tract beginning at a point 33 feet east and 90 feet south from the southeast corner of Uie land of James H Moyle, referred to as "Reserve No. 2, tn the plat of.Silver Lake summer h nr. m35 Extr aspecial.... resort, a 'subdivision of a part of the east half of the horthweat (4 of n J.i, township 2 south, range. I east. Salt Lake meridian, and running h,nC,.Tlh.J,W 4 north thence 100 4 thence west 138 4 feet to tb pointfeetof beginning. In Salt fake countv, Utah on or after the ISth'd.nv hi April. 1923, Wd,nda'written bids raceited at the banking house OfwiAb ITI Savings A Trust company, at 2 ain ?.?uLh tfalt Lake Cit'. I tah. Terms of sale cash in lawful money of the United Stale I TAH SAVINGS A TRUST CO. nltraior of Estate of Bernard Ki sec-tlo- f. - 1 h, Deceased listed April 5. 1923, By LI. E. Judd, AssL Secretary. (1778 |