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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 12 10, 1923. California Visitor, Bride Left to right, Mrs. B. F. Brown pf Coronado Beach, Cat, who is visiting with relatives in Salt Lake. Miss Yvonne Peterson, whose marriage to Almorean Bagley will take place in June. -- waatch FORMERLY COHN'S south main X - if t: n' J ' S . Pure Silk Hose, $1.69 $1.95 - McCallum pure silk hose, in heavy service weight and very sheer chiffon; all first quality, in seasonable shades. Reg. $1.95 grade, special $1.69 - NEW-PRINT- A ED TUB SILKS Main Floor. Women's Knit Unions, 65c Camp Music IDEAL FOR SUMMER phonograph make your camp joyful with music. Take it will FROCKS Women's Knit Union Suits in nice grade of fabric, low neck, no sleeve, tight and shell knee. Sizes 36 to 50. Special, per ... .65 pair t Main Floor. Trav-LeJust tb thing for your outing trips.1 With this until and compact radio set, 100 portable, you can bring In your favorite station for your camp. .Complete, only '$79.95 Downstairs. Bags, Hitoyea straw, sport stripes, two-ton- e colors; black and white, washable NEW WASH FABRICS Merrit Prints, 15c back-strap- David O. McKay of the council of twelve apostles of the L. I). 8. church, chairman of the home supervisory committee, announced Friday the appointment of President and Mn. John Taylor as superintendent of the L. D. S. Missionary home. 31 North Stat atreeh te tafcs the place of Mr, and Mrs. LeRoy C. iinow, released. Mr. Snow has been superintendent ff the home since its founding in lSCI, and la now assigned to a position in the church historian's office. In announcing the change, Mr. McKay paid high tribute to the past leaders of the home, denoting Die Jims manner In which records had been kept. Capabilities in the historical handling of the records is announced as the reason for Mr. Snow's appointment to the historian's office. M. $ I ei4 0 i i Sandy Lions Reelect W. W. Wilson President SANDY, June '.Election of officers occupied members of the Sandy Lions club at their last regular meet-Inthis week. W. W. Wilson wis reelected president, with R, White, first vice presivice dent: A. R. Gardner, second president, and C. C, Crapo, third vice ed. s: president. C. Needham, bow-trimme- Secretary Roy Beck was Succeeded by E. Q. Foxley; and Duane Richards was elected Hon tamer, and C. R. Xelson, tail twister. DirerVrs for the coming year are I). C. Jensen, William D. Kuhre, professor J. M. Boyden and T. K. Dedication of Lindsey Gardens Set for Jane 25 Steam Pipes Burst, Men Receive Scalds At a meeting of the North Bench Improvement league, June 2b was set as the date for the formal opening of Llndsey'a Gardens, the city's newly acquired public park on Ninth avenue between M and N streets. Hon. A. J. ProcELT, Nov., June tor, general foreman of churn drills with the Consolidated Copperminea at ikimoeny, is recovering from painful scalds suffered Thursday when a steam pipe, broke. H Is receiving treatment at the emergency hospital at Klmberly. O. Q. Buxzettl, employed at the Me-Oi- l! smelter, was brought to the Step-to- e Valley hospital last Thursday suffering great agony from severe scalds caused by a broken steam pipe. The burns extended over the greater portion of his body, hut his condition Is not critical, according to advices received from the hospital. According Wash Fabrics, 49c Rayon Wash Fabrics in m sw- one-piec- 500 Yards Printed Silk e all-ov- Main Floor. Printed Flat Crepe, $2.48 We are our of offering remaining stock Printed Flat Crepe, regular $2.75 and $2.95. Special during heart of the season sale, per yard .$2.48 There is every insiration here for a summer wardrobe. These new printed tub silks are the last word in smartness, the new and unusual designs, the gorgeous colorings, the lovely materials combine to give us the most unusual and beautiful silks we have ever had the pleasure of showing, and at a price far below their real value, yard $1. DINNER SETS 33 pieces ivory, with floral decorations; nsw patterns; a big bargain for this :.r $4.95 BLOOMERS Women's, Sue, cotton, crept and chines, pair by Mayor Bowman, Commissioner Harry L. Finch, Miss Charlotte Stewart, head of the recreational work for the city, and Mrs. W. C. Hurd of the North Bench Improvement league. Commissioner Finch has approved the plans. '.. large buty- - 49c dec-ate- h OIL CLOTH Table Oil Cloth, in various designs. Special, AQ 'c at 59c lie Special, each 15C 77 1 59$ vsw BABY DRESSES, 36 inches wide. new color combinations. fast colors. Special price Main Floor. One Infants' Dresses, stamped on very neat designs on fine quality batiste, hemstitched in designs. Special.... i Floor. in TEA APRONS 39c Hats Prices Dr. Henry Cowles, chairman of the department of Botany at the University of Chicago, "will have charge of the work to be given in Botany. Dr. E. 0. Branson, aided by Dr. W4 A. Tarr, both of the University of Missouri, will direct the many courses to be given in Geology. WHAT DISTINGUISHED SCIENTISTS SAY ABOUT IT: DAVID STARR JORDAN, President Emeritus, Stanford University : "For the purposes of geology and natural history generally, the region of Logan is particularly well adapted." J. ARTHUR HARRIS, Head Department of Botany, University of Minnesota: "Logan should certainly form an ideal base for geological and biological work in this most interesting region." ELIOT BLACXWELDER, Professor of Geology, Stanford University: "I know of few places in the country that offer better opportunity. If you can arrange a summer school of that character it would be very useful." J. 0. NEEDHAM, Professor of Entomology, Cornell University: "On Logan River in northern Utah in 1926 my ideal of a summer in biological work was realized." R. S. XNAPPEN, formerly Professor of Geo-Io87r University of Kansas: "It seems to me that your location offer an ideal opportunity for the undergraduate students to assemble from many universities for a summer of wide ranging geological training." DALLAS LORE SHARPE, Author: "Geology, botany,, zoology the complete trinity of life. And Utah, as their.; triple laboratory, has actually been built to order." W. A for Quick printed Rayon en designs ; smart, new patterns in all the wanted shades. 36 inches wide. Up to 89c values. Special, per yard 59$ the $2 Values to Second 27 ) us Olrdle of soft, luxurious satin, sld fastener, 4 supeh side. Insert on slastle porter; Color, psach, nil and QC flesh. Special Second Floor. w' v STEP-INS- $1 , In flesh, 12 elastic step-ininch length, 4 supporter: in size 26 to 30. Special fT All tff r of v Second Floor. hot rammer 5 $10 Floor. Values to $20 ed Linen Moravian All Pur Whit Satin Dsmssk Tsbl Cloth. Fin soft finish. Beautiful new patterns, priced, special JTl VXT.:.1. $4.50 Napkin to match; ail 18x18, doz.n S4.00 sits Napkin to match; don 22x22, , Main Floor. $5.00 $6.50 ? (I PA U CA PO.eJU Fin Moravian discount on all Linen Pat- tern Tsbl. Cloth and Napkin. 1 Main Floor. 25 Pur Linen Silver Bleach Da mask Table Cloth. Latest designs; hemmed resdy for us. Specially priced , .f.rr.'... 17.00 $4.50 $5.50 ?'ls7? Set. Plain can. XX??' 42.50 sir : : J AT Kv-- Extra sizes. " Regulars Shorts , Stouts to match; regular value, t Main Floor. J4 14 to 36 20ya to 26i8 LINEN LUNCH SET kins m Napkin to match; tf 1 size 18x18, dozen ' Main Floor. All Linen Lunch i4 OFF PATTERN CLOTHS All mmw Beginning with the material of which they are made and ending with the tiniest detail of how they are made, you will find quality in these carefully selected and beautifully styled models for street, afternoon or dinner wear. Flowered in chiffon one of the outstanding fashion successes of summer plain georgette, lace combined with georgette and flat crepes, crepe de chines and all the newest ma terials; of Ming Toy crepes and So Ton, In the new colors combined with ex low ceptionally prices, make this event one you cannot afford to mist. f LINEN DAMASK CLOTHS LINEN CLOTHS c Mm JUNE BRIDE LINEN SALES Fin $lg50 d Second Floor. small Paris-approv- to $7.50 2.95 WRAP-AROUND- prlc FROCKS 'or 4 AC the new bloomer dress, a marvelous new house creation. Organdie and lace trimmed. and can be packed away in one's lugAll smartly gage without injury. trimmed in either tailored or more dressy fashion and in all the light and dark shades for summer. Large and small head sizes. SI pastel color. Special... Second Floor. P new mode ' and wear Values glow Very large hats light and Toyo crocheted weight hats ideal for summer V Slip of radio woman, in all th naw days. Made of good quality English prints and ginghams; excellent colors and attractive styles, including their drape crowns the correct summer SUMMER 1.95 PRINCESS SLIPS, Princes Wrap-Areun- I 100 NEW 1.50 VOILE UNDIES, More of these full cut frocks for wear on that follow the '.''''.v.sv.v:: of French mad Voile Undies, Voile; combination of brassier top n and gowns; 1.5 val and step-iues. Special Second Floor. $1.95 $2.95 $4.95 Monday Only chapeau , JUST ARRIVED (a New Summer Porch Frocks Clearance re $2.95 $1.95 39$ Tea Apron, stamped to be embroidered on good quality of un- bleached muslin; strap over shoulder; regular 50c value. Special Main Floor. COLLEGE Rayon Striped Batista COrselettes. Well boned in back, with or without girdle belt; soma with tlastio straps, 4 supporters. Special prices, to W OO Special prices, to $3 50 Special prices, Q to S1.25 Second Floor. 39$ Dresser Scarfs, mad of fin quality of blue and gold veil, with Lazy Daisy deeigns; 18x45 inches; 50c values. 9Qn aaesv. Special Main Floor. tTlSale ; All 25c Fabrics, 59c ' Rayon and wovWash Fabrics in $1.50 75$ DRESSER SCARFS, G. Y CRIB ROBES, Baby Crib Robes, stamped on pink and blue Daisy Flannel, in attrac tive designs; 27x36 ; 75c CQ values. Special Main Floor. OK-Ma- Logan, Utah 18-JUL- 45c seal-lopa- d AT THE 1928 SUMMER SESSION JUNE 45$ Tops. Made on fine quality organdy, guaran teed washable, with lower and head designsi real at- tractive; 59c value, apeclal Main Floor. Pillow Hand-painte- d cloth BOWLS tan nested for every kitchen use; set. Special bowl GEOLOGY OR BOTANY PILLOW TOPS, WAFFLE SETS handy for your breakfast tf 1 QtZ serving. Special ?1e7eJ at, set all - white, TOWELS Heavy bound Turkish Towel; worth 23c. Special, 39c STUDY j $C rayon corsellettes Art Needlework TOWELS 18x36; nice, fluffy Turkish Towel; colored borders. 3 Wearight Prints, 25c Main Floor. BLOOMERS Misses' t to 14 yeara; light colors; cotton, plain and stripes. Special, per pair MIXING. INGENIOUS BONIFACt, PARIS. A subsurban hotel keeper keeps his house filled with newlyweds OLDEST INHABITANT. and funeral parties. He watches soConn. S. D. BRISTOL, columns and Invites the newly Newell found crawling about his farm a turtle ciety married to le.t him b their host whlla on whose shell was carved the Inifind apartments; and he scans tials of his father, who has been dead they the obituary notices and caters to seventy-on- e years. coming to obsequies. . New Just received another shipment of wonderful Wearight Prints. Lovely new patterns, bright Main Floor. It Pays to Shop Downstairs to plana which were for- any-whe- Main Floor. Main Floor. mulated, the dedicatory exercises will start at 7:30 with a band concert, to be followed by community singing under the direction of Alvln Beesley; UTAH AGRICULTURAL M .assv -j Rayon Spreads, $3.95 beautiful Rayon Bed Spread brocade ; heavy Fancy stripes or quality .scalloped edge; full size to cover pillows. 80x108. A big value. SpecaiUy priced at $3.95 A dainty printed designs; also attractive woven patterns, Values up to good color combination. 79c yard. Specially priced, yard . . .49$ Rayon d. Main Floor- - records. He is a graduate of the L. D. S. high school, and completed one year at the 1'nlverslty of Utah before enter ing the naval academy. Midshipman Main Floor. Garters, 39c Garters A beautiful line of silk shirred round garters; lace and fancy 33 1 Regular 50c, special furlough In August, when he will visit his parents. , ....... Main Floor. departed with his class June t for a cruise of the Atlantic coast, which will extend from Portland, Me., to Cuba. He will be granted a month Needham Printed Voile Batiste and Dimities. Beautiful color combinations. Smart patterns on white or tinted grounds. 36 and 40 inches wide. Specialy priced, yard 39$ well-mad- e V1' - Printed Voiles, 39c Rubber Aprons ; this beautifully designed and apron is made of pure gum rubber ; has yoke in back, ruffled trimmed in contrasting materials. Special $1 - New Silk Rayon Prints, Yard 25c Main Floor. Fancy Rubber Aprons. $1 d- s, Rayon Prints, dainty patterns; good color combination. Specially priced at, 25$ yard. . ........... 39c . Main Floor. 'scholarship during his first year. Mid- N e e shlpman ham's average dur- Sing his plebe year was sufficiently the J high to warrantwhich distinction, 'Us conferred only aupon a few with excellent scholastic pat-terfn- 39c s Djer-Kis- Word has been received from the United States Naval academy at An napolis Md., that Ray C. Needham, son of Mr. und Mrs. llay H. Needham, 136 Sixth ;avenur, tialt Lake, has won a star for excellent Merrit Prints, wide range of good 36 inches wide. Special . . . .15 Main Floor. Powder in flesh and rachel. s light weight and 1 bottle of Perfume. Special 50 Djer-Kis- Utahn Awarded Star at Annapolis Missionary Home Leadership Changes 25c Special 50c Djer-KIs- s, j Portable Radio r Van Raalte Singlette, in medium and heavy grade of Rayon, the right kind of undergorment for the silhouette styles of . .$1.85 and $2.95 today. Pair s ; tan and kid, in pouch and shell frame ; also knob tops. Regular $2.95 value, special '.$2.75 lain Floor. - Total, Wright's . : down $1495 Downstair, , ..... Straw Sports Bags. $2.75 H $1.00 along. only. New Rayon Singlctte $1.95 is Down This - t $1 1 ' IV.'. Q 40H to 4&Y, SEE WINDOWS Second Floor. 1 i! |