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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY MORNINGr JUNE ffllFF EARLY LIJT Now 1 a showing tremendous array of White Kids, Economy Priced. 5 BEST Frank Thompson's Body mien Qulil f m m This smart potent or blonds Pump Issds the way to chlo 4.9. mnd No- She Women's Bandeaux and Brassieres . . ... PHu mrt DtptndabW in- sets at side; back fastener. Fashioned to impart slender lines to the figure. Sizes 38 to 48. u . ON ERDAimW MTWDi MAIN .VSTAJl - A Tremendous Purchase Sale of Women's Wednesday m Aproi Frocks Amoskeag and Security Regular and Extra .very, very unusual v I u o In patent with About twenty-siyears ago, while of Boxelder serving as deputy sheriff was shot In county. iMr. Thompson the abdomen while in the line of his This life. duty and was crippled for x tr Blonds I m 1.45. was during the time the notorious Abe Majors was Incarcerated In the county jail, charged with the murder' of Captain Brown of Ogden. Thompson had left the county Jail after one evening about S o'clock, feeding the prisoners, and upon arriving homa was shot from ambush hy two men, supposedly Majors' as he carried the keys to tflie county Jail. Thompson returned the fire, although severely wounded, and fought off the murderous pair. His life was despaired of for a time, but he rallied and partly regained his Sizes 5M S.5. n e o of Jine snd smart ness of finish thet I o hsst priced footwear. II1 h 11 Ksyser Chiffon 1.7. MAIL ORDERS. las JngcLcs lake 330 Meters. exercises. a. m Setting-u- p a. m Inspirational period. a m Time signals and ixerclses. Cheerio. 8:15 a. m ft '30 1'nole Ben. p. m Ye Olde Towne Oyer. 7 p m. 8 Program. p. m - Z Isrilll . m. Concert. to 10 p. m. Concert. OTHER STATIONS. Kilocycles. M ters Stale Washington 48 6 KFAE. college. Pullman Echophnne. 582 4 KFON. ''on'.,lft Beach San of Paris, 7 KFltC Tity 167 m. Program. to p m Talk. to 7:30 p m. Program. 7:30 p. m. Bible reading. m. Lecture. 7:40 p 8 to 10 p. m. Program. p. it KPO, San Francisco. 1000 2R.3 Meters. racuic auue 7 to 7:30 p. m. Orchestra. 8 to 9 p. m. Program. 1 to 10 p. m. Orchestra, 10 lo 11 p. m. Orchestra. 361 Meters. KOO, Oakland. Yaciftc Time. 830 Kilocycles. ZZ & 4g S HOE X Cor. Main andBdwy. KHJ. Lob Angeles. 405.2 Meters 740 Kilocycles 500 Watts. r School, Warner Bros 25'0KFWH. Brunton Pan Franctaco 239 S KTB1-- & .1. . , j The Paris' Baby Shop 5 Infants' Down,,tair8 ii Hand-mad- Infants' Dozen 1.00 e Diapers Dresses I- -. . . . 1.79 ' t, Tota' 1.25 Summer Frocks Tot' 95c Convention Speakers Say 1400 Cooperative Buying Is Solution to Difficulty. H90 Sons Infants' 125 Kni Infants' Organdie Bonnets .S3 1.25 I. GO . . . with stvlcs of fine lace, embroidery, tucks, shirrinpi, White ribbon, etc., as' trimmings. trimmed with pink and blue. rintv Btvles, made of "ine Pink and blue, with woolen varus. white collars, cuffs and turnback. Just right for summer wear. . . .85 Play superior TimcJy and serviceable; quality chumbray, in navy, copen, Knee and ankle Ian and khaki. length. Several different .tyles. Capes Preftr little S 1.25 Suits voiles, new prints, ginghams and dimities, in pretty styles and s color effects. With or without panties. SUes 2 to 6 years. New-hosi- New Polka ooooooooooooooooooooooo o o o o Dot Rayon Bargains Startling FOR WEDNESDAY SHOPPERS o o o o o o Oc o o """ snd.rkt.r.nd lb. "d RasDbcrries, fresh Utah, large cup 20c Corn Flakes aaiv. 3pkgs.2Sc 4 JAP TREE TEA"' SteVKSrf s Blueing sjottlt, ftSe 1e tin &em Lettuce Nut ? ? lbs.' terlic ILACK i CHlRRItS lbs. 1c 1 e esn i Vi-l- lie 2Sc Vsry fins. . Walnuts, Shelled, csn, ..Shrimps per Dany can Soups 10c SUGAR TOMATOES St Its best, lb. pkgl -- Cocoa College Inn 25c 29c bars S5e 10 lbs. 65c I Larg cans. 10c . -- Butter. Whits Ross EST, any color ? cans 1 V: WAX PAPER ? pkgs. lie DAISY BUTTER Lb. ?c 3 String Beans Cucumbers r;X. Utah. Macaroni 2 pkgs. . lbs. 25c 5c I lb Chop BOIL, lb lb VEAL. I I Chops, HAMBUPOEM June 5 239 (Jtr Associated Press ) T. V. O'Connor. Buffalo. N. V.. and Jefferson Myers. Portlsnd. Ore., were confirmed by the senste Isre today as members of the shipping board. .49 Cool, Tf freshing summer dresses of lovely quality oiles, t'rimmel with ruffles of various widths, dainty lares, 'touches of embroidery, shirring, rilvlions, etc. In paMel shades and white to 14. 1 Big Cattle Deal 2 o UTAH COAL MILK lb. lbs. 2Vs " 1 ( Monte MOS'TTCEUjO. . Junel Flteh of Norwood. Colo rloeed the csttls (test that hss largest lnle state been msile In this section of theboua-htnr eevers yesrs. when he JMXl hesd nf mlsed rsttle from risn Jitsn cattlemen last 2 week. snd The dsl tn voiced nd Inw(th a few corns and oslves. of the cluded cattle from the herds Indies Creek attle compsnv. which hesd of vesrlln(s turned over Adems Brothers, theA. Melson snd I'. Cattle William Yoiin The nrlces received ffr the cattle t'tr f..r v.arllrrs. were steers snd 1 32 fli for prices paid for the f,.r heifers The were not snnnunced. rows and raKe o mimed cattle Saturdsv. 52 hsd M'Tll.-ellon their throush pMd y Xa lit t'oI'V.Jo river, where Jher Colorado the ill be turned oer,to buvers. from nf isttle The hunch cri.ltd . Tm Hunt Ihs herds of W H of all ard F.d snd Phlr'.ey Niis.n. , t Irk , ii f Ke-'d- Uland'n. an-o- 3 95 Nebeker Is Given Is Complete City Appointment FATXa. Ore.. June 15. Press the f of the Southof the Nstron ern Psclflc line were connected lal nls;ht. marklnc the completion of the hiasest rsllrcsd prolect In the t'nlted Steles since before the world wsr. ?0 little1. In Is shout The from ths nmn line length. It brsnches n Smithe-of ths Psclflc at KitKcne snd runs to Ktsmsth Fslls. The firt train, a work trsln. uss (By cut-of- 1 cut-o- sent over the new line todav. I's.sen-Ite- r trsfflr, however, will not b 'srt-e- d until suty dsvs hsve pa.'d sierted Work on the Nstron cut-of- f The project Involved OctnbT II, l2 one of the heaviest units of rsllmad Inrlndlnr In the wet. JO" fourteen tunnels, one of which l blck-"brt, burrow-Insunder the feet Ion.. iimnnislns of the Csscs-lTh Jilnlo of the rslis. et 1 oott.t !ke..ms!-lfoyr m'V. niTth.of-dlthe fuiflltn.ent of the pledce ff wno H rsrrlcosn. here sh'Ttlv before his d.sth ihst the woutd b hn'lt. Ns'mej His desih snd the sdvent of the wsr Impeded the, pro) t. con.tructlS - l rut-of- Dnuhla thrsad terrr with woven colored tripes and border. Verr firm weignt. Size 18x36 inches,.. .15 f i D. Neheker. former chief clerk the street department undr the administration of T. T. Burton as city street commissioner, wss yesterday r appointed sealer of weights sndon mes-surec by the city commlsMon Is ommendstlnn of Jdr. Burton, who now commissioner of public safety. Bath towel with fast color hem and colored bitder. Excel- lent quality for ser-- i vice, ideal for gifts. 21x4:! BOTTERiLL'S Extr J50 All standard make, model, rssay ts so. 2 tsuttr rs Street Phon Wasatch M4 (Term.) terry m 9 1.43 Reg. .75 Towels Extra largej 24x48, and extra Heavy Fast color weight. borders, in choir of rose, blue, gold or lavender . .49 ......... .59 .98 Bath Mats Bath mats of extra heavy weight, in white, blue, rose or gold, with fancy designs. Size 22x36 inches f f L fa iJJ d .69 nated. Mr. Neheker left chief clerk of ths street a month or so sfter P. J. chares of ths department, hi. post BARGAIN-$147- ipQ.VJU and Bros.-Rober- ts .00 Zuj WeWy or Blanc. Ternu.on MontiJy Piano Co. 161 SOUTH MAIN ST. l; department Moras took January I. SLIGHTLY USED PIANO AND BENCH Glen m Verv absorbent 22 soft. Full inches . ... Down fcnd USED CARS n heavr weight, bleached thread t. The appointment Is effective Jolr Mr. Nebeker will replace John Hsl-orsewhose services ss sealer of weights and measures will be termi A m .23 B. In n m 22x44 Towels Novelty Towels S. P. Cutoff Consummated in San Juan County Oood medium weight and very useful size;, bleached terry cloth with blue border. 30 dozen in this lot nm Reg. .29 Towels 17x32 Towels iit ther Special Lot of GIRLS' VOILE DRESSES lace and embroi to 14. lommnation dery trin; of dimity and muslin, lace trimmed; 4 to 14. Gowns of j muslin; tailored tvles in flesh, trimmed with white. 8 St7.es 4 ; 6000 towels of various weights and grades in A roost timely offering.' Purchased especially for this sale, bringing to our customers a real opportunity to save on this household necessity. Fancy woven, colored border bath towels, Kxtra 22x44. heavy weight; bine, gold," rose, lavender border. for the warm summer days. Neatly made and charmingly styled to suit the taste and typ of flic very young miss. And they can be washed so easily that they are very practical for afternoon wear. Underwear ' Representing a Big Special Purchase Reg. .59 Towels Pretty, fluffy ruffled styles in dainty pastel shades, so suitable Children's Muslin Slips Combinations Gowns Slips of mulin with Turkish Towels Bleached double terry cloth of good weight: Neatly hemmed and 3 most serviceable. towels for to 14 Years 7 white grounds with contrasting" dots. Very pretty to wear under a georgette, frock. Sizes .'18 to 44. the o o oooooooooooooooooooo o h 95 Very new practical and smart, with deep shadow hems and hemstitched bodice tops. Copen, red, tan, navy and - WASHrVGTON. Q O d JL Sale of 6000 18x38 Towels Shadow Hems Shipping Board Names Confirmed by Senate' HOSKISSON'S "."Just-Aroun- 18-inc- a Krsn-clsc- o o Any Size FRESH QUALITY MEATS o FED TENDER o $6.00 Ton. delivered shoulder, ttouliV '"E. " o sod order at ts Ib. I15c oo Place your STEAK These prices once. PLATE o may not last. o o SaltLakeCoalCo. POPITLAJl HEALTH ST0RE8 tb.Xjrner o "Wiere Economy BiJm o " Waiiuh 3592; From Everybody." o WE ARE YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD GROCERS YOUNO MUTTON -- Slips a g q o o o o o o o o o Girls' Lovely Voile Dresses Women't Here! ni.-O- Bananas m m MetVs-Mountai- o o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 5 1 i i Of ranton flannel, flannelette and birdseye, of superior quality. aseptia, absorbent. Hemmed readv for use. 27x27 inches. Fine nainsook and latiste; dainty hand embroidered motifs on front; neck and sleeves hand walloped or lace trimmed. 6 months to 2 years. New Insti- Bible A. HANDIGAPil 1020 tute KI.8 Warner Bros., Oak- ......1240 Vecesslty, benefits and technical land HO 0 KZM. Western Hadio InstiWednesday night silent. details o cooperative buying were tute, Osklanil discussed yesterday during the second 322.4 FOREIGN STATIONS, KOA, Denver. ancoug.an to 9:30 p. m I'KCU, Tims, 930 Kilocycles. day's sessions of the second annual ver H. ".. 419 metersL X. w: convention of the Pacific Coast Re1f:30 p. to 30 p m Program. metrrs. tail Grocers' association at the flrant rslusrv, 44il 7 p. m. Program. :30 to 9:3fl p. m. t'FAC. rslgary. hotel. 7 IS p. m. Program. Speakers, either In written report or round table comment, asserted that organisation of small grocers ,for the purpose of big lot purchase was becoming sn economic necessity: that competition was so keen that the small buyer was grsdua'.ly being frozen out, and that It was the growill cer's duty, to the public to furnish the many startlino berg. Ins which you Vou will It stsndard commodities at the lowsnd M.rk.t fina n rEsk.iwn's pop'r Store, est possible price. the wssk. Trsds In Moshlsson s W..n sloVi Speakers at the morning session protect your he.lth snd your were J. M. Sulllvsn of San pocketbook. O. B. Palmer of Oakland and O. T. Ott of Portlsnd. Mr. Sullivan, EXCEPTIONAL BAKGAINS FOR WEDNESDAY president of the "Western ' Cooperative association, Buyers' presided snd Hsrvey I. Sorensen was secretsry. The afternoon session waa conductand the ed behind closed doors, speakers were W. C. longstreth of J. C. Angeles, Mr. Sorensen, of Spoksne snd Joseph McKachran Francisco. The lshuertos of San was held tn the convention bsnqtiet banquet room of the Newhouse hotel .3 bars 25 In the evening, with Fred E. WilLUX TOILET SOAP liam of Ogden as toast maM er. Today will be the last . day of the convention. ROSE SOAP r; to c M forks apron dress - Hol- . lywood 70 0 KJBS, 5:30 II - i Exceptional Savings, Wednesday, in RRIICERS I I FEE luu Francises 4 p. m Program. p. m. Talk, Concert. ft to 8:55 p. m. 3 ' n Sherman 3141 KFt'S Oakland I M M W Attractive Styles That Were Made to Sell at Prices Much Higher Than .88 g SPEICIIERS 7 31 7 45 m m vaLue- sales, this offering, we believe, will surpass all previous events in since there are so many differ eivine. The unusual nature of the values warrant your choosing four or five, and especiallyana sonas. vms oanus, pipings, ent patterns from which to choose ten styles and many attractive color cttctts in piaias, cuccks . braid, etc., give smart finishing touches to necks, sleeves and pockets. Chiffon Service Hoss Bird Humming Hose, SS smart hue RADIO PROGRAMS 1:30 - T? AMOUS as The Paris has become Blue Crane Sa.Lt IKSL, i Salt Laka. li H If ii i were held at. Idaho Falls and a short service at the city cemetery In this city, under the direction The speakers wrro of J. W. Phillips. It. J. Packer of this city and Miss Falls. of Idaho Ivaloo Jeppson B 10 vll 11 comes with vive. Services 12 30 I 30 S 30 Kid An sIod Orsy Mr. Thompson moved to Holbrook, Idaho, with his children some twenty years ago, but of later years ; had lived wloh his daughter, Mrs. Albert Jeppsnn, at Idaho Falls. sons Surviving are tha following snd daughters: Mrs, Albert Jeppson Silas Thompson of Idaho Falls. Idaho; of Holbrook, Idaho; Mrs Carl Hammer and Orville Thompson of Burley, Idaho: Mrs J. E. Rlcharda of Logan, and "Mrs 'Wallace Haws of Yakima, and Forty-on- e Wash. grandchildren suralso three I In White Kid 5.45. health. j .35 Good looking striped batiste in narrow jj and medium widths. Some are neatly S trimmed with braid. Sizes 30 to- 38. . g A 100. 17, 195 5 November and came Bears of here, and iwrnm died iis, vember 2-9- Lovely satin figured broche; elastic ONLY ' Economy' Downstair Priced t them price pecitl to Tfts Tribune. BRIQHAM C1TV, Juns 15 Th. body of Frank JS. Thompson, early resident of thl city, who died at Idaho Fall Idaho, June 11. arrived In this city at 4:15 o'clock this afternoon and was burled lu the city on November . Palmer of this city. 95 Modes of the Hour Brought From Idaho and Buried at Brigham. cemetery. Mr. Thompson was born 18, H54, at Salt Lake City, to RHffhim f'ttv when 5 age. He grew to manhood s Women's To Brassieres, Now 16, 1926. ; ' |