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Show THE SALT LIKE TRIBUNE, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 20, HlL N TRADERS KmlH)HHs53C5. 0ME i Household Needs Utah Clip Reported as. 75 Per Cent Contracted at Around TPhlSCONTINUED At IUepartment "nces Mark. 50-Ce- nt TIM Tribe BOSTON, April 13. The Boston wool trade feels that the recent parches a Boston boose (HsnowcB,,, Jons Donald) of the Jericho wool pool in Utah at lie a posed, established the price of fool fine and Bn medium territory for the season at about We, which is 25 per cent fclffasr than tbs price 4 yfftf hpv The clean out of the Jericho wools landed In Bnston la estimated at 51 36 to 51 M. While buying In the weet is eon fined to n few house, operations are broadening It Is said that IS per cent of the Utah elfp Is contracted and the rent is befttg gathered at 45o to We for good wool. In Nevada 42c to ISo Is being paid. A little wool Is being bought In Wyo45a. In Montana nothming at 43c todone beyond a lew clip ing has been bought early around 450. Growers there seem to favor Consigning their t REDUCED. Extra thin blown imported stem glassware. - ' . shade. Beautiful - GOBLETS, priced, set of six ICE TEAS, priced, set of six - amber $5.89 $4.69 .$5.89 TALL SHERBETS, priced, set of six LOW SHERBETS, pricad, set of six ....$5.59 Large shipment just arrived. LUSTER TEA SETS . Luster Tea Seta, priced at $5.39 Toasters, . to $6.79 $4.29 CLOTHES BASKETS . . .. . . .'.$1.39 , Good Willow Baskets, priced at Irons, $4.00 $5.69 WILLOW HAMPERS Percolators, Regular $9.95, special .....$6.95 Regular $4.95, special '.,..$2.79 $7.50 to $21.25 $5.95 Regular $7.95, special . Waffle Irons, Regular $1.25, special ,,..89c IRONING BOARDS $12.75 ' l Selected Wood Ironing Boards, well , TEA KETTLES $2.49 braced, special to $2.69 ....$1.39 Nicket jopper GLASS WASH BOARDS 'V BOILERS Glaas Wash Boards. Best grade, $5.39 priced .....69c specially priced HOSE SILVER WASH BOARDS coupled Molded, Silver Wash Boards priced ,39c BOILERS FAMILY SCALES stationary handles ..$1.95 galvanized, Heavy Family Scales priced .$1.89 has notably paid, and lo Grass Valley at 42c, fan In the Lakevlew section, southern Ore- gon, about 750,005 pounds have changed hands, mostly at 43c. the range being 40o to 43c. In Washington buying Is of note besteady, the latest purchasesaid to have pool, ing the Klickitat Yakima o. Ths Hips have brought been largely taken by Boston buyers, JoOutside being top quotation reported. main of Utah and Oregon the ' Interest centers In Texas, where the hulk of the wool shortly win begin to accumulate at concentration points. Scattered dips have been bought on the basis of 600 for twelve months and 5o for eight months. Until dates ore fixed for pubUo sales at Kerrvtlle. Baa Angelo and possibly other points, the season will not be really open. ' Shearing Delayed. Cold weather has delayed shearing fleece-wosections of Ohio and In the Efforts are making the middle west. wool for Boston acto secure the best Is being counts, and some progress tnsde at 45o to 470 for medium clips and 65o for fine. Shearing is a little more forward in Michigan than Ohio. Michigan and Indiana growers Insist on obtaining 60c lor their beet wools Trading In Boston is at low ebb. Choice B superpulled wool Is .moving at 31 to 5LQ2, clean, for exceptional lota. be bought at Very good B super ean 50c to 5o. Moderate sized loU of fine merinos are reported sold at 11 to 31.11 for 54s to 70s, with offerings none too large. Some hold firmly for and occasional lots of super $1.20, wools are held for 51.25. Demand 15 Good. r Current clean ooet of 4s to 70s wools Is estimated at 11.45 combing to 1 47, duty paid. At these figures veiy for skirted wools, they compare wools territory favorably with the new on the basis of 45c to 600 in the country. Sales are reported of 60s Australian In bond at 45c, clean, 66s at 70o and 6Ss at 51 05. Demand la very strong In Australian mar-ewith the situation unfavorable for. the new dip. as rain Is needed badly. This market Is said to be overstocked with medium South American crossbreds, largely 44s to 46s. These are offered at 60c, clean, but buyers art Is hinted that some of the shy. Itwould unload at any fair price. holders and low crossbreds are medium Other also plentiful with demand dull. Amerars cabling buying orders ican buyers to Australia, but ars slow to raise and limits get little wool. buying are that prices will advance 5 to 10 per cent over the last closing at the London auction sates, opening wool April 24. Receipts of areforeign 165, 947, 600 here for the week Luxury that you can - easily afford GLASSWARE All Reduced Boston Houses Active, W i ' yi' to v . - ol Or X)STLY? No Millions of women and girls, the work! over, wear this J soft, silken hosiery of refinement. They are always correctly dressed and yet their hosiery bill is probably less than yours. They have discovered Everwear the hosiery that, animates your ankles J with youth, grace, beauty the hosiery that defies wear. True hosiery economy consists in asking for Everwear. The plain truth is embodied in the trademark. Ask for Everwear at the better shops. Buy it for all the family. J ' , MADE IN MILWAUKEE. W1S., BT THE EVERWEAR HOSIERY COMPANY CHICAGO CrnCZt 50-foo- 32) WEST JACKSON BLVD. - $6-3- 9 t, -- TUBS' DISH PANS special price Gray enameled, CANS $1.29, $1.49 GARBAGE Prices . ....$1.19, FLOOR WAX can at .......49c Jewel, .BREAD BOXES ...,...$1.59 Large sizes WASTE PAPER BASKETS 95o Indestructible, special CURTAIN - STRETCHERS Movable pins, priced ....$3.29 b. '' ALARM ...89o Largest size galvanized, priced u, Priced CLOCKS ,89o ...... 95c PAILS GALVANIZED Wood handles, .special ...49c FOOT TUBS Galvanized, stationary handles, priced m 95c TOILET TISSUE 5 Rolls 49c 1000 sheets SELF-BASTIN- ROASTERS G Enameled. .$2.29, $2.75, $2.95 Blue Steel... 95c, $1.59, $2.89 Md. FOOT IB CRUSHED. Bpscitl to The Tribes. ORANTSVILUE. April 19 Arthur Hammond of this place, a workman employed by the Utah Lime and Stone oompany at Us plant at Dolomite, ten miles weet of here, suffered a badly crushed right foot when a rarloed of lime rock ran over It Wednesday afternoon. He was hoisting the rock up an incline to the top or the lime kilns when the car slipped back on his foot. . HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT. MT. PLEASANT. , April 19 E Jotumon of this city, while returning from hie gxrxge In Moroni Mat night, waa aeverely bruited and out when tha nteerlng gear of hia car broke and the machine turned turtle. Mr. John-ao- o waa rescued by passers-b- y. t. N ' - L CONTRACT IDE a trip to New York City and other eastern points. "I saw only one drunken men on my trip. That waa at Chicago, said Dr, Davies. "I attended a meeting of the new national board of church missions of th Presbyterian denomination," he continued, "and visited my son, John, who la a Mudent of the John Hopkins 6000-mi- le medical school at Baltimore, Md ; my two eons, Paul and George, both of whom are attending the McCormick Theological seminary, a Presbyterian institution at Chicago, and my daugh. ter, Katharine, who Is also at Mrs, Davtsa remained at Chicago to visit with our daughter. I also stopped over at Buffalo n route." Rich Wyoming Lease Sold on 65 Per Cent Royalty Basis to Midwest Co. Banquet Better Butter' Carries Radiant Health All the wholesome invigoration of spring sunshine is captured in the golden purity of Ban- quet Better Butter. Nature a clean, fresh health distilled from fragrant mountain meadows, sparkling mountain streams and radiant sunshine comes to you in the essential of pure, wholesome butter fat. vita-min- i . Children require this Beet of Butter. Grown Folks enjoy and maintain health throuch It ' NELSON -- RICKS CREAMERY . OSDO N 0A4T LAMg DUTTER-EGG- S sPI )' r, re-irt- pounds. 29o OUR ENTIRE STOCK OP DINNERWARE GREATLY Electric Appliances A few Boston houses have been active in eastern and 'southern Oregon, 40o 6 6. DECORATED PLATES Tlates, gpecixl, each , BOUILLON CUPS AND SAUCERS Black and hite pattern wool. . at Arlington, where for 75o for $1.14 6 for $1.29 PLAIN WHITE CUPS AND SAUCERS Pricsd DECORATED CUPS AND SAUCERS Priced THIN BLOWN ICE TEA TUMBLERS-Brice- d .. tpndal to t; 1923. -- CO' CHEESE es ' CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 19 An unusual situation may develop in the Sait Creek oil field as a result of the action taken by the Wyoming land board late this afternoon In awarding tha lease on section 26 of that field to the Midwest Refining company on a (5 per cent royalty basis and then selling the Mate's royalty oTTlo the Mutual Oii company, a rival of the Midwest. The two actions were officially announced at 4.16 . p. m. new arrangement, the concern oompany a major on the outsider, whereas up until ths present time the btandard subsidiaries virtually have dominated that field. The Mutuals bid for the royalty oil was 25 cents below the Miacon-tineprice with a minimum of 11.51 a barrel specified. The Midwest Tied made four alternative for the lease; the one propositions 65 cents was agreed upon asoffering the most of those offered acceptable by the fire bidders. Section M has been said By experts to be the richest tract of petroleum land In th world. Th award has an estimated value of from 325,000,. 000 to 3100 000,000. Several million barrels of oil ere produced from the section annually, according to oil Under th Midwest, a Rocky mountain owned by the Standard Oil of Indiana, will have to Bee part of the crude produced famous section go to an & . Of course you expect Del Monte Spinach to be tender, fulLflavored and delicious. But heres another quality often more important-- to discriminating,car eful housewives. DelMonte Spinach is free from grit, ready for immediate, convenient use. Without any trouble cr fuss of prepare ation,you may serve this healthful green vegetate whenever you want it sim ply by asking your grocer for spinach under the Del Monte labeL Great Interest has been manifest In western states in th award. Six bids were received by the board March 15 on royalty oU accruing to th state from th tract. The bidders were Patrick Sullivan of Casper. Wyo.: the Mutual OU company, the Texas company. th Midwest Refining company, the ,Ohlu,X)li company, and the Derrick Oil company. "The attitude of etttsens of and Kansas City, where new Chicago mayors were recently elected on law enforcement platforms, la most encouraging," said th Rev. Dr. George E. Davies, First Presbyterian pastor of th church, on his return yesterday from row oneJtoman became Jamous forher (ookini There was nothing out of the ordinaryinthewaysheplanned her menus. But, about her breakfasts and luncheons and dinners, there was a wholesomeness and zest that made her truly famous. Thousands of other women have discovered her key to sue cessful meals MJ-- B Coffee; .The rich, tempting aroma of Coffee whets the appe. M-J-- B tite. Its delicate, full bodiea fla vor tops off any meal and makes even the simplest food delightful. and die most delicious tea UTretTea, men. Dr. Daviet Pleased With . Results Recent Election o. (jrocers Everywhere |