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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 2, 1913. ira he Are Blizzard' Conditions Reported Raging at Many Points. . , Train Service Affected in Colorado aand Western Kansas. ..... , CHICAGO, Jan.. 1 Th tint co.fl wavs of the winter .gripped portions of the northwest, west end-- - southwest end reached the mlddlewestem state tonight. The deghee tu f.iercury dropped twcpty-fl- v hanging Chicago today, and. tonight w at ten aboy aero, while extrema temperature were registered fir widely- reglona The- temperature In Chicago and llllnoi was expected to drop fire degrees more by tomorrow. The cold wave wag unaccompanied by snow except In northwest Texac, where! a blizzard raged, and In Nebraska and where hllaaard southern South conditions were reported from some points. In centra! Wyoffltng temperatures J de- -i ranged from sixteen to thirty-seve- n iri.es beloa' zero; fifteen below at Long line, Nel and twelve below at Denver the coldest New Year' day there in years. Train service was seriously affected In wtsie-- n Kansas and Colorado, as well si .n and northwest Texas, but temperatures were moderating tonight In - gopae-r.itr-- Mens Wool and Cotton Shirts No irttroduction io thisrsale is necessary. Read the pijcesahd the merchandise values will speak for themselves when you visit ,the.store. - and Drawers Regular $1.50, special 63$ Large sizes fine wearing quahty- broken lines only; (Main Floor) i 246 Pairs Kid Gloves b J Very Special , weather. ' 7 Jan. 1. W ith moderating DENVER, temperatures reported from Colorado and railroad' official tonight western Kan-isaid they expected to have normal train service restored by tomorrow, although traffic still was demoralised tonight on the Union Pacific. Rock Island and Santa roads. No trains were expected from -east tonight otranyerf these lines and iie the only enstbound trains to depart on them today were a "stub" sent out by the Union Pacific to relieve a passenger train stalled at Sharon Springs. Kan., and the regular night tram for Kansas d Cttv and Chicago on the Santa Ke. officials said they expected to have the S'inta Fe track cleared by tl.e time this train reaches the snowbound area cant of La Junta. Bag for $3.50 Bags for $4.50 Bags for Ready-to-We- , Black-- and some colors Fitted with Finished with long chenille tassel. breath away. Left-Ov- (Main Floor) ( Entire Stock of. Fancy Combs,' Vt Price Regular 50c to $12.50 For 25 to $6.25 R I west, temperatures sero. Weather bureau officials said much the colder weather would overspread eastern half of the country within the hours and cold wave next thirty-st- x were Issued for the section warnings -trrtchlng from lower Michigan southward to Mississippi, Alabama and northwest Florida. i Can you imagine any kind of a suit for $5.00? Just a small lot, but. they are worth your consideration if you want a good utility suit at a merely nominal price. 1 Some set with rhinestones, some with colored stones different sizes and innumerable styles. (Main Floor), ' Various qualities At $5.23 pair . Jan. 1. Intensively LINCOLN, Neb., sold vmither prevailed today In Nebraska and southern South Dakota, At Wlenner, S. D and Long Pins, Neb., it was fifteen degrees below aero. A lillsasrd Is reported around I Tad wood, S. D , and the Rosebud line of the Northwestern roaos lit South Dakota continued blockaded - by snow drifts. Train traffic throughout Nebraska was delayed berause of the cold weather and a heavy snow that fell yesterday. white flannel blankets, heavy quality, with colored . 5it0 borders. Six Provo Blankets, pair, $$,85 , Six At In plaid effect etxtO $10.00 pair wool Plaid blanket, Texas Has Blizzard. mixed St. Mary's Blankets, pair, Bit DtUAS, Texas. Jan. 1. The worst blizzard of the winter waa raging over west and northwest Texas tonight. Ground is covered with snow and sleet and It lit feared rattlu ma suffer. Railway and nterurlar traffic In northwest Texas la practically blocked and relief trews have oeen eent out for snowbound trains The ten peratnre at Amarllla waa eight degrees below aero. 0 70x10 plaids, greya 95c Batk Towels, each, aixo 66xS0 a $10.63 and alao white 79 Tub Waists, special, 394 Small slxe (13x1)), but good qualities borders and hemmed- ends. Sheeting, yard, Chance for Railroads. Pure white, 48jaoft finish (1 inches TOPKKA, Kan., Jan. 1. Clear weather today ia giving the railroads splendid opportunity to dig Out of the second snow Mockare m a week. The Hock Island. ports that Ha Colorado Ime uow is open and that ifs FI Paso line, on which several trains ifre snowbound, probably will be opened today. Union Pacific trains, hours westbound, more than twenty-fou- r were annulled merriue, Unlay. Trains are expected through today, hut definite Information On the conditions on the western lir.es in Kanaoa is not available bre up- to 1 o'clock. The lowest temiierature in the- Kansas weather bureau's district bist night was &t Concordia, six degrees below aero. Sale of Outing Flannel, yard, SOLDIERS WILL GET MONEY DUE THEM; Special, Yard with fancy colored Dresses at wide. ' Very wide ment only - broad striped effects Inches), excellent quality. In broken assort- , 00 Vy Imported Pong eedll - All silk, genuine ..... 4 1 imported Japanese pongee real hand loom, very regularly woven, no tloaded 33 inches wide, natural color regular price, 1.50 yard. (Main Floor) CAMP LEWIS,- Tacoma, Wash., Jan.! New Year cheer was brought to many soldier here by the publication today of Instruction from Washington that action will be immediately taken to pay all rnltated men who have not beui paid In full because of the absence or Iona of their service records. A supplementary service record Is ordered to be prepared tpitl affidavits of the enlisted soldier. Many complaint recently have been made In behalf of men who were forced to do without pay. The matter oven had been discussed In congress. Th cases of sounded men returned to this country had been particularly marked, practically all the wounded men arriving here having not been paid for periods ranging from one to nine .months. here from ofher Camps SoltflcpLjent a) wcTTaveBtreiv. unfortunate In havihg o rvlre records. The men are to be paid- - In full to 31, 1913.- and It la ordered that each follow ing month they also shall be paid. Any arrears in pay then lacking because Information is Inadequate may he obtained by the soldier applying jo '.he auditor for the war department. Hundreds of Silk and -- Dress Goods Remnants Vt I 1 from $2 5 Beacon blanket robes warm, rich colorings, in conservative patterns which will appeal to men. Regular 7.75 robes. Just a limited number exceptional value. ' (Main Floor) Men's Pajamas, special, ment . 300 Mens Stiff Cuff Shirts, 09 of this lot of stiff cuff shirts Sn a wide of colors and in neat, attractive patterns. Sizes variety 14 to 164. (Main Floor) . A dean-u- p Mens Mercerized Muffler $5.00 one of a kind just odds ends but dresses which been priced two and three as high as this. $14.75 Higher grade dresses, just one from this group, one from that, purchases made from time to time and now ail sold but these fevc See them for some of the most exceptional values in dresses we have ever offered. h Full size, 18 arid bags black or tan made of attachfabrikoid some hare rubberized lining ments. Good looking bags which will givp splendid service, at a saving, under regular price. (Second Floor) 29-inc- fit-a- ll . Childrens Stamped Dresses, special, 53 Stamped on pique ages 2 to 8 years different pretty designs no former prices are mentioned, but you will ' recognize the values instantly when you see the dresses. (Third 'Floor) A Special at 81.00 tUTe for HANDSOME NAVY VELVET SUIT (fur trim1(6.00 for 32-6med) GREEN VELVET EVE- setln) $49-0- Thir4F4oor) Japanese Hand Crocheted Doilies, 59 Round price BLACK QUILTED BATIN COAT (afternoon coat) , 146.00 for DRESSES NING COAT (xkutikeol-lx- r 95.00 (brown) for VELOUR SUIT 110.00 47.60. snd cuff for 22.50. for 2600. KNITTED DRESSES (tan STUNNING SUIT KNITTED xnd navyM--ttNAVY VELOUR 00 for 135.00 17.60. COAT for 50.00. 55.00; ' 35.00 for BROWN 5 18-in- " 45.00 . ADDITIONAL CHARGE AGAINST GOVERNOR j Vt. The MONTPELIER, charge that governor Graham, during the fourteen years that he was statiw failed to account for $24,765 f. hi oh he had drawn by orders on th state treasurer. Is contained In a report of a firm of accountants made public by the state board of control tonight. Governor Graham Is awaiting trial on Indictments charging graajl larceny and embex-- 1 Jan. 1. r. xiemcjit. Cut This Out It Ia Worth Money. Dont miss this. Cut out this slip, enclose with Sc and matl it th Foley 4 Co.. 2133 Hheffie.ld avenue. Chicago, 111., writing rour namein and address elexrlv. return a trial packYou will receive age containing Koleva Honey and Tar Compound,, for eougfes, col;la and eroup; Foley Kidner Fills, for pain ia sidea and 'baek; rkeumatum, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; god Foley Cathartic Tablet, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for constiand slugpation, biliousness, headache, . gish bowels, for sale by Hchrarnm-John-too- I ; j j , , art pattern formerly as htgh as 46.00 Exclusive and dlotlnctlvo models, particularly suitable for Immediate wear. . Hats typical of the good taste and charm of our Third Floor Millinery, personally selected. CAlderlng the limited quantity, the seiectlon- - is exceptionally -- varied. (Third Tlpor.) been priced - greatly reduced, serge and silk Sergesiik $7.93 Regular $10.95 Dresser for. . Rrjulaf $12.95 Dresses for. . . t . ,$11.75 Regular $15.00 Dretses for.. Dresses for. $17.50 .$13.93 Regular $15.00 Regular $22.50 Dresses for. $18.50 Regular $25.00 Dresses for. $22.50 Regular $29.75 Dresses for. . .$23.00 Regular $35.00 Dresses for. Regular $37.50 Dresses for. ,$27.50 $35.00 Regular $45.00 Dresses for. High grade, smart models excellent, materials, beautiful . . (Juvenile Department) workmanship. ............. .............. ................ ................ ................ , ... Alp Party Frock, Vz Price Chiffons, Georgettes, crepe de chines,' taffeta and net binations. Sizes 6-- to 20, years. Now "-- y S6.50 to 517.50 (Juvenile Department) . com- $29.75) Ten, special at. .510.50 Twelve, special at. 524.75 (were$35.0Q) Nine, special at. . .520.75 (were $42.50) Six, special at. . . .547.50 (were $75.00) x Girl Handsome' Coats, Special, 530.00 and 537.50 Sizes 2 to 10 years six model coats, broadcloth and panne velvet were 50.00, and 55.00. Genuilne ermine and beaver collars' ' Hats to Match at 2 ' Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular $25.00 $35.00 $22.50 $19.75 $14.50 to 1 ar Vt Price and $29.75 Coat for and $37.50 Coats for Coats for. .1 . . Coat for Coat for... 51. 19 1.69 1.50 and aprons solid colors in lavender, pink and white ground checks in different colors made of good grade scout percale pretty styles. (Third Floor) Regular- - Slumber Sox, special, 43 Regular 75c slumber sox all bright and practical color combinations. Felt. Slippers, special, size Coats ....... service regular (Third Floor) $3.70 Special, 12,' 14 and 16 years.. . (were Ages general 800 Bungalow Aprons, Junior and Flapper Coats -- , r exactly what you Hata which need right now wonderfully attractive model, which have been marked a high as 16.00. Think of getting one for IS. 00 and three month of winter to come, when you will bo so glad to have a fresh hat. 34 Model Hats for $9.95 hat which have These Stock Reducing Specials in Girls and Misses Dresses for Patterns fo. particularly Regular 4.95 robes. tive color 'combinations and designs blue and white, rose and white, red and white and many others. Finished with heavy cord. ' Weil made, high grade gar- ' (Third Floor) ments, cut full and long. - 25 Midwinter Hats Very Special, $5 good 75c. Womens Bath Robes, special, 35.00. KNITTED 29 Novelties for crocheting and embroidering traveling sets and other articles some have been up to 1.25 just odds and ends but big values, every one. - frock, $1.00 .... (raveling Bags. ' SUITS, COATS AND PRESSES SATIN 33 -- , group of garments some in the lot which have been priced to 145. No woman who needs a coat, suit or dress can afford to miss careful consideration of this 25.00 special. A splendid assortment considering the quantity and a tremendous ' value in every article. n . (Afternoon Very Special, White with black stripes and colors with wide stripes of contrasting colors fringed ends. An .extraordinary value in mufflers which will give (Main Floor) splendid service. Not agreat many. A DRESS $1.09 This js a small lot of mens pajamas, regularly 2.00 and 2.25, in madras and percales excellent grades. (Main Floor) Special--$2- 5 --Gar- HANDSOME, to yards mostly 36 and 40 inches all. from our regular stocks all late 'patterns and , wide (Main Floor) every wanted color included in the lot. All lengths dress at 10.00 if you get one of these, v for which ordinarily you Vould expect to poy double or fnore. A very small lot, but every dollar you invest will do x double duty here. but regular Mens Lounging Robes, special, $6.75 Nine Startling Garment Bargains Price and Less Than Half Price 1 - Only and have times Dresses at $10.00 A 324 and 38 C Pull yard wide the flee oy kinds. In pretty striped effects. Small lot only. - Regular 45c quality, yard.... 32c L- Regular 60c and S6e quality, yard..... ......33c 50c Ginghams, yard, 354, 13 broken line of initials not all included 50c values in splendid quality. A to $12.50 Dresses at Odds and ends but big values ,in tub waists of excellent quality lawns lace and embroidery - trimmed. Slightly soiled from counter display all extra good qualities, with fancy colored borders and hemmed ends. , Mens linen Initial Handkerchiefs, 3 fro $1.G9 Very Special, $5.00 to $25.00 ............ .$2.50 email lot only. 29c Bath Towels, each, 21 4 ' from Regular price Sale prices not a great quantity. (Main Floor) Tan only 4 good wearing quality. excellent blue Mens Wool Mixed Socks Regular 35c, special, 234 small group of hand, embroidered, beaded and other styles in Georgette crepe, crepe de chine, pussy willow materials. ? Blouses of real distinction which are a big value at regular price. A A heavy quality. ' . Blouses at Half Price Provo Blankets, pair, $7.05 a big value in men's union suits. (Main Floor) Fine mercerized hose in champagne, for service. ; (Main Floor) This is another group of suits -- of coufse you couldnt get the ma'terial, scarcely the findings, for this..sumu. Once in a lifetime will you have a chance like this. plain grey and also in plaid effect Different kinds and sixes 0, all sizes Grey . Suits at $ 0 not many of a kind, so come promptly. wool- - -- finish,- - 1 Soiled Blankets Reduced Nebraska. $19.75 Suits at $5 er . 1000 Pain Mens Mercerized Lisle Half Hose Regular 35c ho for 234 Take your 'choice of twenty street, afternoon and evening frocks at $19.75. ' , We forgot the cost and ignored the former price and slashed 'them alllol 1 9.75. Take a look at them. card case and mirror and Drawer Mens Cotton and Wool Mixed Union Suit Regular special, $2.73 $3-5- Meaijs some bargains in womens apparel which will take your Dresses, Special Natural Wool Shirt Regular $2.00, special, $1.43 broken lot. Mostly large sizes (Main Floor) ar Stock Reducing $2.25 $2.95 $3.50 $.95 Sweeping Eastward. , WASHINGTON, Jan. 1. A cold wav eastward today from th rat sweeping hovered around where 1. . 94 Velvet Bags Reduced Rail-wa- k Womens e Showing Moderation. CoH in d Made of very finest French kid made - in Grenoble, France. full pique sewn fancy embroidered backs. Colors, brown, grey, navy, taupe, champagne and black and white. . Exceptional quality of fine kid, workmanship of the finest. Our regular stock gloves which are priced at 3.50.-Savexactly 1.25 on every pair you buy. (Main Floor) Colorado. In th southwest, riagstsff. Arts, reported eighteen below sero; Amarillo, Texas six below; Roswell, N. M., two be-i- r, had freexlng and .even Mexico i 05 Men .$19.90 $25.C9 . ..$15.09 $10.93 $13 Siippers in the lot priced reguof 85 to J., variety Marly all in dark shades. Not a great styles. - many, - but particularly good values all from our regular stock. (Shoe Department) I . j ;j col-or- s, Dlf-fere- ' (Advertisement.)!" T nt , |