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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 12, 1924. Lowly Hen in Gem State Is 25 Discount Large Asset ON ALL MERCHANDISE " Tfc ( ! , Tribes. All SERVICE jsSSlSSSW PRICE QUALITY and CrvAt Not in Lots Extra-Speci- al LAUNDRY GUESSING CONTEST Utah State Fair Total Family Bundles sent to the o- ss.-era- laun- dries during the week ending October 4th were i(D)09oeo Prn t On Results of the 1 TOMORROW, BEGINNING 'AT 10 A. M., WE ANNOUNCE A TJOAJB.' Idaho, Ort. Moor, exjH-rpoultryisn, l visitor In Idaho Falli for k, In conference w'tn days this Pratt Wad ud others of the Well poultry association. Mr. Moor favs out some InterfM-tthe pou'.'ry figure concerningrroductlon tn this slate. During tr m Idaho last year poultrymen exactly 1 20, HK, t00 on their In eetment, most of which was made ihroush shipping out of the state. Mr. Moore makes the tnterestit r red let ion that at tne prerrnt rate at Khleh the Industry is advancing the fljures will climb to 5t,CHK,t00 within the next five fears, putting; Idaho In the same class with Minnesota, whore poultry production totals eOO, 000 annually, and with Missouri, which ranks third in production, wi-t. yearly output of 120,000,000. Ths food most neosssary for poultry production can bs produced cheaper In Idaho than in any other stats. In the opinion of Mr. Moore, who advocates giving the lowly hT. a ohancs with the dairy industry. Skim milk, he say, cow. fed to a good the irom dairy hen. - will. If combined with other foods, equal in value ths butterfat of the cow IDAHO 25 Discount Suit. Dresses Not Previously Underpriced Poultry Product Mount to $20,000,000 in Value in Last Twelve Months. fcp ov 'Si' - rec'-Iw- SALE resses rate-Coats- B. Of the 25,000 homes in Salt Lake, over 50 are taking advantage of the following services: Rough Dry, Wet Wash Flat Ironed, Wet Wash. No. Guessed Pru $25.00 13113 2 15.00 13133 3 10.00 13099 4 6.00 13197 8 6.00 13005 6 5.00 13005 7 2.00 13000 8 2.00 13000 9 2.00 13000 10 2.00 13000 11 2.00 13000 12 2.00 ,13000 13 2.00 13000 14 2.00 13000 15 1 2.00 13000 16 13263 , 1.00 17 1.00 12981 18 1.00 13303 19 1.00 13311 1.00 13313 20 21 1.00 13333 22 1.00 13334 23 1.00 13348 24 1.00 12894 25 1.00 12892 1 d Pig Clubs Are Encouraged by Agricultural Expert (pedal to Tks Tribune. SPANISH FORK, Oct. 11 Fred W. Merrill, agricultural expert, who n here in the interest of Boys' Hog clubs, was ths principal speaker at the regular luncheon and meeting of the Kiwanls club held last night st the Cotlam caf. Mi. Merrill gavs Interesting data concerning the production of pork, and told how the supply was failing short of the demand. II urged the eiub members to encourage boys to loin bog clubs and to buy registered animals, thus boosting the Industry and adding to the supply or a very necessary food. The speaker also spoke of the large amount of fruit which goes to wsste snnually in Utah county which would for many assist in furnishing hogs. The club membeis voted to each encourage and aid one boy to purchase a hog and become a member of a hog club. Wallace Brockbank toid of the which has recently been made in this vicinity in the interest of estabasked lishing a canning factory, and movei he ciub membas to back the ment for securing the location of a cannery here. Wallace Hales was in charge of the program. 'sd Tremendous New York Purchases Just Arrived Added to Our Regular Stocks Now Compel a Gigantic Selling of the Season's Smartest Ready-to-WeGarments at Great Price Concessions. We Are Forced to Unload. ar We have named such sensationally low prices the values are positively irresistible. Hundreds of Suits, Coats and Dresses at only a fractional part of their real worth. The variety is unquestionably the greatest in our history and we urge all Salt Lake women with a Fall Suit, Coat or Dress to buy to be here promptly with the opening of our doors tomorrow at 10 a. m. The values are Marvelous! Save 35 The Bargain Thrill of the Year Awaits You in These Clever SPORT COATS $ y With Big Fur Collars and sur-m- v Employeet of Short Line Ubserve 'Railroad' Night ta Tbs Trtbuse. gpeeUl POCATELU). Idaho, Oct 11. "Railroad" night waa properly Thursday night at the Yv M. C. and the building was virtually turned over to the railroad employeus for the evening. This was ths rrst vent of iu kind In the history ot tre institution and waa a success from very standpoint. Music during ths evening was furnished by the Shop Employees' band A number of speedy boxing bow. were held in the gymnasium, billiard and pocket billiard tables were tn use without charge for ths employees', and the swimming pool, lounging roon, library and other house features wait utilised by the railroaders. Ths entire program waa In charge of William O. Oomatock, local welfare specialist of the Short Line, One Hundred Dry Law Cases Are on Calendar t pedal s The Tribes. Idaho, Oct 11. The regular October term of the United States district court In this district will open tn Pocatello Monday morn ing, with Federal Judge F. S. Dietrich presiding. According to court official, this terra of federal court will be the heaviest In this district In years, There are approximately 100 cases Mndlng involving violation of the r.a t tonal prohibition laws, as well as a number of other case involving vis latlons of ths whits slave traffic act and ths motor vehicle theft act. All naturalisation cases, scheduled for this term of court have been tlnued until the March term, on ac count of the heavy calendar. 50' or More to Th season's most noDular ooata in soft warm nlald. striDed and slain materials models. tn all newest autumn colors, Captivating new Bargain beyond your fondest comprehension at $15.00. full-lengt- r liimSMSl M Positive $20.00 and $25.00 seeUl t The Tribes. ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo.. Oct 11 A radio broadcasting stitlon will be erected in Rock Springs within the next two weeks by J. Auerbach, local MESSES A $ Marvelous Values in Luxurious etc Let us COATS impress Regularly Sold to $83.00. Actual $40.00 to $50.00 Kigh luster materials In a variety of models that show every style hit of the moment Every coat handsomely silk lined. GREAT BIO COL-- , LASS AND CUTFS OT RICH FURS. DRESSES$ Yes! are are truly Dresses anxious to have you see them. Come expecting the greatest values of the season, ' ALL OTHER DRESSES NOT SPECIALLY TAGGED s. $5.00 WILL RESERVE ANY FUR COAT r PLUSH .WORTH DOUBLE AND MORE. Fancy Fur Trimmed. Fancy Silk Lined Large Fn' Collars. TJnder ordinary conditions we would be compelled to ask $50.00 for models, showing the latest sleeves By all means see these remarkable these coats. Newest and youthful fashioning. full-lengt- h All Other Plush Coat-NSpecially Tagged. ot Japanese Christians of Salt conduct servioss this afternoon at i o'clock for their new chapel to be built at First South and Second west streets W. E. Wars of this city is the ar rhltect for the hew bufldlng, and the construction contract has been twardad to Enoch Chytraus. The building program also Includes a dormitory, which will bring ths total expenditures up to 130,000. Ike ground-breakin- g j 21 J (On FUR COATS Kolinsky dyed and all silk lined. Smartmodels of the hour, with silk girdles. Incomparable values! 12 only of these. All silk lined and Sals pries cleverly fashioned. est fAPitWILL IS PLANNED, EpscUl to The Trlsaae. LEHI. Oct. II In ncnor of Mist daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Fagan of this cMy. who will Vsve Ootober 15 to labor as an L. D. Every sale final during this sale. full-lengt- h 3 950 Regularly Sold at $115.00. cleverly fashioned. silk lined and Sale price AH With Luxurious Regular Mon-ds- aW Off Kerami Jacquettes J. f. $6500 SBSfKr,25 V CTmxrtfvt? ntturw rmrrp Sale ... & Tar Collars $35.00 Values- -. Price 30 i.uu laouu 37 38 39 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 13500 13560 13563 12673 13575 1.00 1.00 45- - 1.00 46 1.00 12600 13596 i.uu ltftwa 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 ,1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 ,1.00 1.00 13646 13650 13740 12500 12500 48 49 60 51 52 53 64 65 66 67 68 69 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 "ft 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 tn rl 9: f"V m m uiuo 90 91 e Address Thelma Sandbag.. 609 W. No. Tern." Hal Glanville ... .263 No. 1st West Martha Wilkane. . . .960 West 1st So. Annie Mint 636 1st sve, ... Elinor Swenson .431 Sego ave. 1216 East 13th So. J. Stanley C. P. Hansen Richfield, Utah Grace Waaemer . . . R. D. 7, Murray G. Condie 608 So. 2nd W. Walter M. Lewis.. 873 Princeton ave. J. M. Drury 923 Gale Street Sarah E. Bult .2756 Adams, Ogden Heber S. Nelson...... 1548 4th East Mrs. Jarrett. . . .. .1466 Westminster Lillian Morris 764 East 8th So, F. P. Larson 825 Blair Street Otha K. Grem Layton, Utah Nellie Gardner R. D. 1, Sandy 124 No. State rani la. Lee Mrs. George E. McBride, Magna, Ut Enga Horaley .. 602 West No. Temple Cleugh Ferguson . .632 West 4th No. Mrs. S. Baird .273 E. 21st So, A. E. Hamy 72 Woodruff Apt. u. it. norne scd ouray ave, 418 4th ave. jbioue Jtsurt Ross Sutton Newhouse hotel L. S. Breckon .. Bingham, Utah, Jurs. L. r. mery. .803 Browning ave, Nelvina H. Nelson. .. .Woods Cross .2256 Lake Street Ray E. Law Mrs. Newell Hofhsihs, American Fork J. A..Youngson... .278 W. 2nd So. Glen Horsley.... 602 W. No. Temple ran. r. o jsnen J849 W. 7th So, W.M. Bennett...... North Salt Lake Marie Barry 763 Jackson ave. 452 E. 2nd So, J. C. Kitchener 0. W. Wall . 424 Ness Bldg. ins. u. jc. nun 860 So. 2nd E. S. Westfall . . . .1064 Catheruw Street 816 E. 7th So. Virginia Keeley Mrs. 0. 0. Thorup. .. .823 So. 9th E. Afton Hinckley.... 310 Wall Street Edmund Hannefen. .Box 256, Eureka Mrs. F. L. Harrow. . . . 1715 So. 8th E. M. Pitt. . . .'. .461 No. 6th W. Harold Brown Box 187, Sandy June R. Pickering ....451 So. 7th E. Carol Kirkham. 1025 Lincoln Mrs; Bertha Christenson, 648 W. 1 N. Mrs. 0. 0. Maycock . .194 W. Center Doris Johnson. .657 E. 4th So. 836 10th East Parley Presce Harry T. Oscarson . .. 1830 8th East Fred Hart Kimball Hotel Eugene C. West.... R. 48 No. 6th W. M.M. Nowotny .s 737 Windsor Street Mrs. 0. E. Stotts......209 A Street Mrs. E. W. Hollans. .130 W. 4th No. A. J. Plume......." Murray S. C. Genard..2682 Chadwick Street Sarah L. Jennings ... .1710 Edison Wayne Phillips...... 3322' So. State Stewart Williams. .339 Beldon Court Theodore Jensen.'. . .825 Padfio ave. Justin Sandberg . .609 W. No. Tern. Alice Anderstrom. . . .615 So. 1st W. Virginia Fowles... .234 No. 8th W.. Rose Guss 814 So. 8th E. H. W. Shurtleff . .236 I Street Retta Ostler 1127 Yale ave. Walter Carlsen. ...441 Chicago Reaola RowseU.. So. State-LaMar Gardner...... R. D. 1, Sandy Marianne Vincent. .754 4th ave. M. 0. Owen 1229 So. 7th East Marguerite Wilson. .. .4 Utah Apts. Freddie Hills 60 E. 33rd So. Robert Nelson .... 133 W. 2nd No. Leons Crockett, Mountain Home, Ut D. R. Featherstone. .750 Kensington Mrs. Aaron Leishman....932 6th E. Mrs. EHanenl023-Washington- . . . ..... i.w ljoo 12650 43 44 89 COATS of these. 12746 13498 88 Smart Bay Seal 12 only 1.00 1.00 80 off rrnFaan. "let. No exchanges. deposit will reserve any Garment during this Sale All Other Fur Coats : '50 A. small FtR 35 ed Actual $35 to $50 $66.00 French Coney The Jewish harvest festival will be observed la Temple B'nai Israel this evening with puMic worshrp and lecture by Rabbi Adotph Stalner. The confirmation parents of ths ?12-J- S rlasa will meet with Dr. Rtelner Immediately after the services. Sunday trhooi will be conducted this morn-K- g as usual. mlssionarjr. in ..the northwesters Mates, a fsrewell testimonial will ht v liven in ths Second ward c l apel evening. Mies Faenn is a former etiMlent of Br i ham Yuun. univer has been sity, sod for two yesr as a teacher in the Alpine dis- - Fur-Trimm- I Harvest Festival to Be Observed This Morning sur- No Fittings Monday COATS i.w xoiio 4z Don't buy a Suit anywhere until you first come to this sale and see with your own eyes these great VALUES. Each suit a model of IndiSoft textures, twill, fur vidual distinction. trimmed and plain. Only at the Boston Store such suit bargains. 25of i.w xtlov 00 40 SUITS FLAT CREPES, GEORGETTES, SATINS, CHARMETJSE, CANTON' CREPES, VELVETS, RO&HANARA8, NOVELTTEO, ETC, showing very color sod style that is strictly NEW. 13357 12886 12840 12793 13463 41 passing values. In Tail's latest colors, nary, brown, black, cocoa, gray, you with the wisdom of being here EARLY. 31 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 34 So many pretty, snappy styles It Is impossible to rightly describe them. All the magasine adver-tlionodei wrappy, flary or straight line. Rich furs distinguish most of them all superbly tailored. Materials are many and perfectly lovely. Be sure to see these truly NEW CKJ5PE SATIN DRESSES NEW CANTON CREPE DRESSES NEW CREPE DE CHINE DRESSES NEW CLOTH DRESSES Japanese to Break Ground for Chapel will Amazing Offer of Regular Values to $50.00. Beautifully Fur Trimmed and All Silk Lined. ITbw radio dealer, the only commercial broadcasting station in ths state, it is said. The wave length and station number have not yet been designated by the federal government. At present a government radio station is main tainted at ths air field here. Ths new station will broadcast local programa local sport results and stock reports. Ths wjsm Cloth Coats POCATBLIX), Public Broadcasting Station Is Planned M l.w 28 29 30 1 in C new every one. Pleated flounces, ball cuffs, etc. Many other style features that disdresses. tinguish high-cos- t ao 27 Agents for Holeproof Hosiery Lined. Regular $35.00 Values. All-Sil- k Name Elizabeth McDermid, Castlegate, Ut, Mrs. J. R. Muir. . . .2109 E. 48th So. Charleston, Utah Clyde Ritchie Leland Gillespi. .819 W. No. Temple lone Alder . . .... . .455'First avenue Emil Schoenhals. .45 South 7th West Theodore Jensen . .825 Pacific avenue 13580 12500 12500 12500 13750 12481 12477 12375 13874 13876 12349 12303 12302 13950 13973 ...... 13980 13990 12254 ,13997 14000 14000 14000 14000 14000 14000 14000 14000 14000 14000 14000 14000 12241 14014 12223 12204 14050 12060 14200 14216 12028 ...... .3348 .... Certificates will !e sent to the winners, 'good for trade at any of the following laundries: Model Laundry Royal Laundry Murray Laundry Star Laundry Palace Laundry Troy Laundry Paramount Laundry Viet Wash y Salt "v J-a- M It Pays to Keep Send It to the Clean. Laundry. , . . " |
