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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 11923.- 6 i Jrib une Travelogs -B- y- MM- HI 1 - 52 J. Cecil Alter Considering the Claims of Parowan Canyon - GARTERS RffiBONS wonderful asssrtment of colors and ssttsrrts, checks, pis Ida, drssdens, stripes, ftsral as A fur ' Jn signs, etc Up "ts'sla Inches"wlds;-7squality. A yard...., : 'Mi !! The skyline route from Parowan to Cedar City, by way of Cedar Breaks and the Markarunt, qualifies in several ' respects as the rainbow route. Both the shape and the colors liken It which to that token of God triad e with . Noah, a covenant of which properly examity, by emplifies the fWty between (he two nrosperous towns at the rainbow's feet. But Parowan canyon comes very . near being nature s own approach to from the fact that the roadway is aixx aa negotiable as t h p O-i- i Creek it was canyon approach, though dresser tnlo shape at a money cost the with as around $10,000, compared dollars with Quarter of a million was whioh CosJ CtpoK carrynn pv4" from, Cedar liti. THE RAINBOW ROUTE. of a een-For nearly tury these two flonr cities have been vyinc with each other for the role of the pot of gold at th foot of the rainbow; but the present day toar-- ! tat who traverses the rainbow route leisurely finds such scenic riches aa I U lead Klin to feel that he bu at-- ) rained the. pot of gold on emerging, bo mratter Bh way he cues in. The autorrxAiiie roadwav haa not vet been conducted onto rftian Head lriftv nt Tf ft fnr - though the rmrvey hu been mad and I'end-inthe accomplishment promised. this highway engineering feat, the Parowan canyon roadway northward from Cedar Breaks as graceful as a flume. The yellow sash banners of Cedar Breaks fluttered farewell as we took to the downgrade through the foret; ' and two rapidly waddling wook"huc.s contended excitedly for the straight and narrow lane squeesed between the trees. ';r GARTERS..... muimsx? ::4sc VKDrTYODSTOreg-- - o see siw-e- tCSfl CHILDREN'S OA FIT ERS. . . 2lc .'awmwwfc i the-ay- A WEEK three-quarte- lT VALUES 1 Seiving Week 'Specials w'ni-at'- . SILK DEPARTMENT NAMES This Is the Mammoth Mammoth being another ldarkarunt DlateAU. The roajrnincent avenue in and discharges Ihu QUEER j i Silk and Wool Spiral Crepe. GIVEN! Hill ditsway, rutmafur trie Parowan ilutrwnv forms canyon. ! a stately traveler in a spin at Jensen's Hole, a name. for the northernmost extremity of Oar Breaks. Whether Jensen became immortalised by an attnmpt to homestead the abyss the local historian do not record; but if Jensen himself, instead of his name, had been flung into the amphitheater, the committee 7 ! on frsotcraphical names wou,d have less work ahead. Jinny-Bec- k flat is a delightful mountain meadow of romantic wild, with framed a forest of A Bess, searty aueh-- ae oniy onlfer and- ascan The pens provide. valley In nomenclature to Jinny-Bec- k e because an a character, wood cutter by profession, domiciled a team of tiny donkeys bearing the names m ths luxuriant pasture. Nev ertheless Jinny-Bec- k iaa fixed an egpsUs-tioaa is Gibraltar. WEAR FIGHTS COW. Navajo Hill allows the roadway to (lid out to the old Wlloox sawmill atuini on Bear flat. Navato HWs origin is enlrmatloal. except that i L j Satin Edge A All-sil- k Sewinsi W eefc Specials Schesi time will aeon bs hsrs. Ths thrifty mother will bs Interested In oosds ts prspars ths children for school. if 2 Ssc RENFREW DEVONSHIRE SUITING inches wide. TW week only, a yard. v... Se KIDOO SUITING wlds,. J This week only, a yard tU BATES ZERHYR GINGHAMS M Inohss ' ........ wide. This week ortjr, a yard 4C RENFREW WOVEN MADRAS SHIRTING 12 Inches wide. This week, only, a yard.... .. 2Se STANDARD GINGHAMS . 2? Inches wide. A yard... GINGHAMS Crepe? in black, navy and splendid p V1s B Regular ,1 Mf Sewing fil sTIsra ' II iJ r grj !.' , ie - l,,t fr world-fame- $2P Crash in the newest sport and dark colors. Stripes and crossbar checks for jackets, suits, dress or skirts. separate Segu-lar $3.00 values. On sale for Sewing Week Special at, a yard. All-wo- Q 21? School days will soon begin, , and we are prepared to supply the wants of mo hers in getting the kiddies A ready. granite cloth would be splendid for school wear. Can be had ingood all staple colors." Our regular $1.00 per yard value on sals for Sewing Week Special 2Sc - 13 ... I8 yard 2Sc PERCALES and llrht standard quality; tf inches wide.. I At A yard ... I WV ste Extra rinr Dark colors; BLACK Quality SATEEN Heavy fun and cerised mer- taster. "Tor ttie'Yoons; Girt from 6 to H Years, Joxmal Pattern No. 3984 Ladles' Home for right bloom Just rompers, etc era, ! In. 35C X'yaxa S5e FANCY A yard SO: PLAIN A yard For 22c Xsw rsstdam whsm Qtrartstly sary lc ssttsra. wttk t prckas( CREPES at, a yard Serges in black, navy, brown, red and plum. 36 inches wide. Sewing Week Special at, a yard.'.... 2&C SSe "LAIN AND F A N C Y, GIN U In. A Canton Crepe. One of Ihe newest fabrics for this season's wear. Comes in black, naw. brown. nsmA ana wasi. xne Dest ciotn lor fine knife or accordeon pleating. RegnJr;,,$3,0Ql value. On sale for Sewing Week Special at, a yard. . . All-wo- a ts msks it assy for ysu ts tsjaks your Ws arc (sins money reach further- - with swr glgantle Sswlng Week Sals trsmsn. of Just ths kind sf goods rsqulred. Ysu msks departsous saving-Ibuying this wsk- - Our domestic ment is giving soma wonderful, bargain sn boot standard makes sf mlrchandiss. Chssp goods ars not cheap at any pries. Ws soil best standard gosds at low price. D- Heavy Satin Faced Canton brown. 40 inches wide. A weight for the fall gown. $3.00 value. On sale for Week Special at, a yard SHOPPEKS lnss Canton Crepe in all the new fall colors. 40 inches wide. Regular (D $3.25 value. On sale for Sewing I4) weeK special at, a yard. '.;.'vti ' ,'A s Navajo Indian traders from- the rado river country encamped thereabouts in another century; but Hear flat haa a perfectly proper pedigree for Its name, for onoe upon a time -""-- n -- v. ... a huge bear and a maddened mother now fell In mortal conflict with each " Inn other. The sawmill carrlaae 1.1 J...' track ended at two large patches of bleaching bones, one belonging to the bear and the other to the cow, left there when a lone calf became a dogis. A descendant of this tiny survivor blocked the roadway ahead suddenly of the automobile, omibellowing and nously, presenting drawn sabres In the shape of vrcious horns. He was The White or Cussem's Pailsadss, from a southerly angle, Parowan a grim reminder of the historic bat- canyon. Photoscliffs, by Utah Photo Materials company. tle of ths beasts for a moment, but , one sharp tioot from the automobile flora Dean of the chal and a line of lady tourists trimmed teams the selected logs were snaked dtnrway as we scooted ahead. to th old waterpower sawmill whioh lenger with fear, and he hobbled sway, Bleeding profusely in, his voice "Anyone at the Bre.tn? " and "Are George A. Smith.' Mormon other iw.rt.ts eoirttng tip?" they asked colonizer, erected in the mouth pioneer Wilcox canyon, next on the roadof the we aned. and the general answer canyon. A vertical or way, U a credit to the family no and to all and by all was "You bet!" saw blade, bobhlng, .up reciprocating t and down, wnai us ronunes may Be, and It royal greeting of sliced the logs siowlv into dimension ths towering white boles of quaking the is the cord'al, friendly outdoor west. m to Mft the forest canopy stuff, and the product made the long, aspens Main which is the spe- journey by canyon, I vry to Bait high and open the forest into Parowan canyon, comes City and found a place of permanvit a limitless pillared chamber. Some cific nnn in it we ere surprised to and supreme honor In the i one neee related ths legend of the next, an-find Cen'.er Just what Is the Mormon tabernacle organ. quaking aspen. It was the "accursed occasion f .r Center creek Thus does Parownn canyon. First occupying .tree" Oft Which tmil thu fh-ituoa cnw-Parowan ve did mt learn, so fork, stl'l hum a melodious ran. ever the and erucmed, story on was but of a lease presuriHil tune of satlisficrton constantly to itsince that event the leaves have the piece, to be terminatlea? self, ana supported by the loyal people of iremoiea quaked. ed when the committee on geographJrowan. though most of the ASPEN PICKETS A FAILURE. Braf-fetical nam finishes Its work. lumber s gone, and all .the old large sawcu nyon comts In from the east, mills have From Wilcox canyon, just to show hack Into ths ground. aa did Mr. Braffet often enough to The flavor gohe the sis of the Parowan of of the family fragrant bearberrv .. tlldwl ... myons, into Frank land's have the canyon hung onto him as Is tm the breeze Tor the sagebrush and rh grain fields, canyon, and Into a very different sort a foundling. of legendary lore. It seems tnd we find our pot of scenic that FORMS RESEMBLE IGLOOS. " Frankland bit upon the idea of splitfilled to the brim at old Parowan. gold Second Left Hand fork is a magting baby quaking aspens with a sne- nificent canyon with which the namai sawmill, plck-- i committee can have no quarrel, ere for fancymaking fencing, ready painted ing for its vatienes of meaning. It is WEST JORDAN on ths exposed side. But the product further tlist:nsu:a5ed by honey: warped industriously so that the still comb in its as headlands like so much , lunket pile looked VrmsT JORDAN. a. Bryce, beautiful Aug. IS. Mrs. which is cerClayton Mltohell toid us they a compliment. Uut this word Wilson Turner of Salt Lake and Miss vers not fit for pickets, but made tainly must le taken just as I got it from Muriel Irving have left to spend their gsod boomerangs. we did not see it. for it another, When Frankland's Idea failed a Is an In Burley, Idaho ugly trail to a beautiful sight, vacation sawmillsr named Cash ame In to so Miss Geneve Swenson of Salt Iake they rtii. make shingles with another sawmill; is spending a two weeks" vacation Rapidly the f.vrest cover is pushed but Cash was more adept at cussing hack automovisiting relatives here. by the dn ' than either Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kimball and sawing or making money, bile', and the wide preidir? flare and the canyon has ever since hiimhiy of the deforeste-- canon reveaJs Mr. and Mrs. E. M Rateman and tarns- the alias Cussem's canyon, A spfcimen ap- - children motored to Pavson and unitiuc r.A fi.rn.. to Aiex Matheson, pioneer in Hea.rs the Spruce erOiin, wherV Saturday and Sunday visiting spent Mr the district. a cluster I'rehistoric earthenware and Mrs. W. u Hallldav. sihs lift their PLANS ON VACATION. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peterson spent recks trees. Dis- last week-enIn l.ehl. in tiao canyon, next below, we the voum; col carafes Mrs. f.ydla Rateman was .,k like and met a teamster conveying a slck- - tant croups Salt in th.all netlim Lake latl. visitor Vanned face Thursday evening. looklng piano, upward to the cache of a giant bootlegger, w. kj Mrs. E. M. Rateman and babv. wagon, toward Hrian Hwul Inn for the summers vacation. Silvery though we know that Parowan is dry. Keith, spent the first part of the e week In Heber City. waterfalls. hairpin turns PALISAOES ARE PLEASING. and bear dens alternate to hold the Helen Neeley of Brigham City Tiffs is a unique field White week-enattention, especially of the driver. of The with Mr. and nock forms covenmr the easterly spent last side of the canyon, which is perhaps Mrs. Allen Mann. Miss is Mary Sabey better described' by lis alia-Cus spending a in Igan canyon with her' aunt sem's palisades. Russian or Herman week cawUes are sug2sted iir the odd- - Mrs. Maud Nesblte. -Mr. Mrs. and Richardson whose Shirley sliaei u lofty pttrttcoes afford kirdly- - outlook the oc snd family spent Sunday tn Uttle canvon. cupant; rut the tiiesent ccupants Cottonwood Mrs. Rhoda Rnaign Is visiting Miss were only a few. hawks on Luclle Bate man. Hiow bole,s, Errotto the pinnacle. Miss l.a Vern Rateman and Miss ami caves fiaire the under- f the cliffs, while snuawa. Sarah Hawn entertained at a wiener pinnlrur Wonderful Trench Discovery Succeeds "bears, camels and the like reward the bust Thursday evening, tiames and luncheon were enjoyed by twenty-thre- e After Everything Else Has imaginative serchf-- of the a organ Perlwps trimmings. pipe guests. Failed. front u sugcesttiii in more-- places Mrs. Elxlna Tultle and Bert Buck- than are other forme, and it is cer- - lev motored to Provo Saturday of last Thousands who have suffered from tain that a of form and color f week, catarrh, head noises, difficult breath. pervaxk-- theharmony place. If not a harmony Mrs. Henry P. Jensen entertained etc., and who have trit of sound. In, hawking, Tuesday ,In honor of her granddaughng without success, sathat on her third birthday ter. the famous new scientific discovert'. TABERNACLE ORGAN NUMBER, Luncheon was served But this musical simile brings us anniversarylAvex, rid them of their troubles in a few days. Many say thev had no fur. to the leading legend of the canyon. to e'even little guests. Mr. Mrs and Hyrum Beckstead visther trouble after the first three min- which in the beginning was not a utes of treatment. the Salt lake ited Alma Beckstead of South Jordan legend hut a fact. Lavex is a French djnoovery. easily tabernacle orran timbers.- including Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bird visited used by simply Inhaling a pieasunt. the fine and straight grained parts in Magna Sunday. of the larcer orsan pipes, were obharmless powder, which tends to kill tained Mrs. from Kate Moyle. Miss ZeHa d the choice white and the catarrh germs almost tt -pines of the First and Eugene Moyle nt Bait Ijtke fork. The lesuita are astonishing instantly in th-- ir were A detour into this cm von dinner goes' of Mr. snd Mrs. rapMlty. For instance,. Rev. J. f. is imperative for the shehtseer. Gro- - Charles Becks tend Sunday. Stephens, a widely known preacher. tesaufi. . BB4rsss&4aWa(erew--4rornarid Mm. Vern Gardner are rein stotte futures Mr, ot Budding seminal the way. and ceiving congratulations on ths srrtvaj for years and my doctor saidmtarrti there conglomerates the vast inaccessible and unexDlored of a daughter. was no cure. Had to quit preaching Mrs. K. M Batsman left Tuesday as a Methodist minister. After using recesses beneath the tail and rugged are mimical with, the sound for Idaho Falls, Idaho. 1 1eo and eat well, voice of S0 bird's voices snd their waterfalls, Is dear, can walk or run or work as' chorus of echoes. Concert halls, they A 'MAWTyW. J become, and one easily : sehses""f h 1 am mow S." v Henry's wife"'is' musical. Ormon-ail& coKfldent is' W. R. Smith, 72 origin of the angelic voices from ths she drags Henry with ier to a concert. Ths other night It was to Lavx Bldg.. Kansas City. Mo., Amer- great organ itself. ican distributor of jLavex, that it will BIRTHPLACE OF MORMON ORGAN. bear a famous Russian quartet. When pros-rawsa about half finished r'J yoti of ail your caurrh troubles, In a short rids tmni ths she whispered: in mi t!ms at all, that he generously miles Paaguitch. lake, which is must tt Is wonyou offers to send a liberal treatment "Henry, on beyond, the canyon opens many out to af- derful. Why, those admit men (res trlaf. It obligates you la no way ford space for Hoosier lake on the playing together for eight have been an.l comes to you In plain wrapper jrears., ths left and Tankes meadows far off to relieved Iipttpaid: therefore, you should accept the right. An extensive cutover re - A look ofon Incredulity face. . th-Henry's y liitroductory offer today by - expression lies the ancient slumsgion between, bs repeated. "Soreyears?" sending your name and address to age being the birthplace of ths pre- ly,"Eight ws'vs my dear, longer beabers Mr. firnith. . . . ., s lAdv.) cious organ parts, trudging ox- - than that!' Argonaut.. ! l $150 value. New line of colors just received and placed on sale for Sew-in- ; Week Special at, a yard rock Igloos by the roadside, near Sprues crossing. la Photos by Utah Photo Metsrtals company. I. ! One of the leading' crepes 39 inches wide. Regular for fall and winter wear. BARGAINS FOR' THE THTUFTV - s SCHOOL DATS ASS COMING s; r : .C &-M- WkJy( MONEY-SAVIN- G -- f'Y'i'-''Ml " OF Zoc LINGERIE RLISSE CREPES --' LINGERIE PLISSE CREPES . IMPORTED JAPANESE CREPES eoton. A yard LINGERIE FLAX ON CHECKS AS colors; U Inebes. A yard 2Sc PINK LINGERIE NAINSOOK A yard J6 inches wide. SSe All Bsc 4- Est 4C. vC 25c lee T d nt Left-Han- d 's -' half-roun- d I I i . J oLWllNu WEEK SPECIALS IN NOTIONS Embroidery Cotton Darning Cotton . . 5o Pins Co Cotton Tape 10e Kick Back Braid 10c Edgings 10, Snaps 5c Elastic ... 40c Buttons for 5c Shoe Laces Wool Braid Articles, 8c 10c 3 . Be ii ' : Announcing the Arrival of New Fall Dresses .. . He 10c Thimbles .. 10c Sewing Needles 10c Singer Sewing Machine Needles Dress Belts . . .' 10c s6 to Elastic lOo In Cloth and Silk Each y2-inc- h ne.-i- jue-lik- e .secnnl-grfwl- Specials From Our Money-Savin- g d - sug-Ee- it Domestic Department race-lik- d FOB QUILT-MAKIN- rausuNs . G s. Sills Catarrh Germs fr in Three Minutes perv-he- sky-lin- e ' ZSc CH ALLIES nice patterns. FANCY tc wide; nice 41, inches wlds; A yard I9c . 416 CRETONNES 3S Inches patterns. A yard 1.K EXTRA LARGE QUILT IV, lbs., 72x4 sheets 99 J CI1 IE 1 J I1SI EXTRA LARGE QUILT BATT 2 Jbs., 7:x8t sheets 1 I er'' Row-ana- Klrfc-woo- yellow- Left-Han- two-mil- e 1.e 2V 12.00 ,.,lla4y X y . -- aim-el- , X sheets 72x84 t flw1 CO . FLANNELS 27 Inches wide: Light and ISC quality, heavy. OUTING standard dark colors. A ,..... yard., WHITE TWILLED DOMET Extra heavy. A yard ............... I9e C9e 7H WHITE TABLE DAMASK A yard........ WHITE $18 OA MASK A SATIN TABLE BROWN L. L. MUSLIN 3( inches wide. A yard IJ5c . WHITE BLEACHED MUSLIN J6 Inches wide; A yard WHITE INDIAN HEAD St. inchesj wide. 'A yard BOe WHITE PILLOW TUBING " Utlcsi quality; A yard . Bsc 4c white Allow tubingA 42 inches. PeppereU quality; 1 5c 42c . 39c 33c yard CURTAIN NETS NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN NETS J incnes wine, white and ecru 42c Beautiful shadow patterns... S1.00 FILET NETS 45 inches wlds. Rfl Extra,' quality. Cream, whits and ecru wJB (I4t beat TABLE DAMASK . ff" LARGE QUILT BATT EXTRA lba, e A I EXTRA. LARGE QUILT BATT Iba, AZxH sheels I2c 1c 19c AO BATT 17VC BROWN MUSLIN 12 inches wide. A yard 52c TUSCAN NETS 40 Inehes wide: QuaJtec quality. Plala. and faoy BOa, BOB ' CREPES, SATINS CANTONS PIQTJOT SHEETS full sea,mles. " " IN 72c Torn., 89e full rearaless. Torn to sixe $I.C5 CHUFON VELVETS POIBET S2.M WHITE HALF LINEN SATIN DAMASK Ilx!9, full stamlsss. Torn to lies $1.79 8ATINKNIT yard. S1.3t WHITE SATIN TABLE DAMASK A yard. . , ... ........... A Extra heavy quality. yard f I1 1 f4 TSxM, to aiae.. .... , 1x91, (Umit six theeu) $1.49 rWDLLS THE NEW COAT MODELS l ITER SKIRTS ? BIDE ETFECTS |