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Show nEsERET EVENING OnionsMrs. William litchi! nand and Mrs. Thontes McKean. IDEI'ARTMEI1TA,L - 1 MEETII1G PLACES1;:, OquirrbMrs. Margaret Tiaber sad Marl E. Johnson. RiverestioMrs. Annie M., Cannon Miss Karma Thatcher. Training School--Mr- s. W. B. and Mrs. A. C. Knowlton. WasatchMrs. R. 147Inka and Kr. R. Ciotti. L Schedule For N. A.,Convention a. N. Child. M. C. LUNCHES Vtc Springer. AND .)REST 'Awn ROOMS sows to MEET. Several Now Members Reported Secretary of Local Organization. . to A meeting of the Soft Lake council so. 1. Native Sens of Etah, will be held p o'clock this evening IS a t tnder the law passed by the last legislature proiciding for the creation of street lighting districts. the expenseite be borDe by abutting porperty 'owners similar to the way street Improvements are now carried on. six petitions have been filed with the city commission by agents of the Utah 'Light & RallweY company. Under the new law the city commission must create the lighting 'district and order the 1.1rtits Installed upon the presentation of a petition 'signed by a sufficient number of property owners. The petitions presented to the commission ask for the creation of lighting districts taking In the larger earl of the business district. which It is propoeed to light similarly to the manner in which Third South street is now lightedThe 'streets represented by the petitions are State street from South Tern-pi- e to Ninth South. Main street from South Temple to Fifth South'. First South from State to West Temple. second South from State to West Temple. Third South from Fifth East to Rio Grande avenue. and Fourth South from State to Weat Temple. According to agents of the Utah Ligbt & Railway company. $O per cent of the abutting property owners have signed these petitions. which will come before the city commission for consideration on Atha.' day night. Footwear 4)3r and have the aPPaarance stability of the ;LSO and 1400 st,les. trades. - 5 :In '1 shoes in paient leather; regulgrades $1.45Women's shoes in common sense and stmt lasts. 5250Women's'htin pumps, in laats anti style and eacellent fitting qualities,. 25cWhite shoe cleaner for 15 cents. BOYS' SUITS suits, made for wear $2.45Boys' serliee alth an extra of khaki trousers 36cBoys' for summer wear; will two eachOffering models. one a medium good hip and bust7 the other long hip and low bust. two paint of supporters on each corset: north SSC each. 48e eachAn excellent model. made of French eolith,: good. Ion:: hip and medium bust. two pair supporters to each corset; worth 7$e each. 43e SPECIALWomen'. corin 2 styles. made of good quality coutil; all wizen: sell for sets eac. &So.-4- n this group there aim two splendid corsets, of good maOne is an extremely long terial hip and low bust; the other a 18 inches vide, all pure Here is the best value silk. A splendid assortment of shades, in light and dark eel- Sec ors. Standard grade sale. Sic Basement Round-U- p yard- - Fancy Bh m 35-tn- Yard. Messalines anti egoism-3- 1m amigo Czadrwen all silk mesas - lines. rich calm swaoa good heavy wetght, desirable colors: poplins in plain colors. splendid Wearing tinalltr Si Basement and $LIM grades. B. Folsom. HawthorneHrs. Z. id. Cletil and Ink liewxhuret v treintrMrs. W. S. Calder and Mrs. abartlift. J1ckson-41- re. H. DC Lund an Mrs. R. Beekman. ,.LejaYetteMrs. L A. Clayton and thank,' Clawson. Laattlauaatmra. Gaorta - H. Dern. Ira. J. J. MeClellan and Mrs. Fowler. LowellKra C. Lk ILAgerer amid Mrs. & Tabillella R- 4,11I- , , , - TODAY AND TOMORROW , 1 at ,,ESTABLIK;ED , rzz 0 Ez-'- Natural Color Pongee , pongee, a ecTil 36-m- ch est . RoundUp The guitings 38-in- ch In skives. mixtures and min.. effects., also plain series redinfies lie. bbrelraLlacks. and Basement 12-i- 1. SSU-41- Nratenueshainpari.to - Up '4311c pries RIBBONS ISe 20o 25c 30e 35e 40c 41,c Black velvet ribbmie---NYard ribbon for ..10c lard tibbon for .111e Oc yard ribbon for for ribbon .rIte yard 300 yard ribbon for yard ribbon for ...3Se yard ribbon for ..40c to Ito. o. to values . for yd.., 411-- -- ' Satkt ribbon, 4 to 6 yard Yard lathes wide. plain colors: 'regular 25e, reduced to 15c yard. yard Yard Yard Yard Corded novelty pillow ribbons. 4 Indies wide in effects. shaded and two-to- n pries ISe, reduced to yard regular Beautiful Dresden ribbons from I to I incbea wide: Ile 3Se 4 liALF PRICE during fF Round-U- p sale. ta ail shades; regular price 0te, to ISO yard. to - reduced ribbon in all colors. front I Weibel' arid. 1c yard. UT COATS AND SUITS , of former be gold ?ewe:diem . yriee- -- Co , te 1 Of I (F) 10 S7.50 and BalkiLe blouse mitts In WI. brows. black. black and white chocks, black sad Ida stripes and EMI ultatures , Valu!o to Sit reduced to $6.11e tan and handsome 'gray Values to $12.1. reduced to tures; also silk coats In all the newest colors. Values ea to Round-U- p' . tor $IAS. Values to SILK, reduced to tle Navy, and black: sergea, mix1111-18- I ID ern in plain zephyr gingham short sleeves. Regular blue and tan .low neck and Sizes I to 55c valce. I t 0Women's butterflY lawn combing 'argues in light. colored, fiowered designs. Regular 'Price 2fic each. M.Woman's dotted swiss short kimonos in plain white. buttonholed edge. Regular price The each. 4 $cWomen's dressing Sae(' ues In challies. gingham and figured lawns. high neck. three-suart7 5c length sleeves. Regular value. short kimonos. made of extra good quality dial er It. and figured latent. This kimono is an extra good value.. Regular price $LOG. 7licWomen1 long, light. 'figured lawn kfmonos good assortment of patterns. Regular price ILO.. SecWomen. long kimonos. pith empire waist line. made of beautiful figured lawn; all sizes. Regular 11.26 value. litoWomen's large gingham tie aprons. Regular 2$ value. lgoWomen's largo gingham tie aprons In black anti white cheekit Regular age value. ageWomen light and dark percale house dresses, small waist line. belted figured designs. high neck and long sleeves; also tow neck and short sleeves. reg. tiler g1.2S value. ILLSWomen'. double eery-Ic- e house dresses. be made Of excellent quality percale In gray. blue and wkitet all sizes Regular ;LIS value. , t four-in-o- ne Muslin 'Underwear ' Basement Store muslin drawers with plain henuititched ruffle- -dorwaists in all Mies. regular Sikc value. muslin gowmt, ie muolin made of excellent quality, mumgown sod petticoats. lin. all sixes; worth 76c. . SSoWomen'a French white pettistyle, coats with wide ruffle finished broldeved gowns: slipover short Ilegelrek trimmed low with two rows of lace insertion with neck. and insertion lace edging, AU sizes; arid edged with lace. Reulat $1.26 garment, worth dae each. One muslin and style. inuslin yaks empire draw. gowns. SloChildranli entbrolderY ors with malt ruffle, finished aleeves of Regular with lace, all shies; worth $So drawn with ribbon. . lie muslin , un- ' ena all-ov- er S1.110. Knit Underwear I I ILN-11- 10 1 -- - shirts in white. sizes from '34 to 34 onlY. French hal- 19eBoys' brIggan shirts ling drawers. ad sims from $4. Always sell for 254 garment. for SIMIMOr SiloBoys' balbrisgais anion suits In all shies. wed made. .16oafon's French balbriggan sldrts and &lowers in all shwa. Rerahu, lie garment. 4$OMes'a open mesh and Trench balbriggan union suits. suit, two grtylesRegular Ilia ;ate price ego suit. Roultd-eg leoWomen'. Amit and fine swims ribbed vests. it different styles to eboose from., all aims . , - 25e. open mesh 250Boys', union suits, whits only. Cool black ribbed drawers in all aloes; worth 25c ' 'line ribbed union suits, come in 2 girls with lace trimmed tight knee. quality knit vests'. extra ens. worth $IC.e krdt drawers. Worth tight knee. - 130..-Wasn-ou's lamb trimmed, 35e garment. fine - knit union sults. in 2 strive, with tight knee or lace trimmed knee. 'Worth SIM suit. Priced y -- le spool Ana POW darning imiton. black or white. for ...... .k spool , Se spool Brien finish thread. black or whits. for lie dozen, ..... 0 leo doses kid curlers. for 130 dozen llo dozen idd curlers for . &Men lee 12c doyen kid curlers. tor . .... ..... Se dozen ....... Se doom kid curlers. tor ne pair dress shields. tir.lee paW Ifoe, pair- - dress shMids Ilie pair Sew-h- s .. lee for pair shields. dress 0 lee ISair lee bolt tor lic and 90c bolt Bilis lawn tape.sizes. for Ise busch 'then tape. assorted le bolt white and colors be bolt lingerie tape. holt Se and les bolt double twilled English taps olota lee doyen shoe locos. assorted sites .. Ile pair ;. ltle pair liew.on hose supporters 1Se each .ais each front pad boa supporters le yarl White and eisstic,black lisle vard Ile le; M. . . le leach lee each coreet steels tor trout of corset lee each lle trouser hangers ..... .................. ..- -; leo each lie coat bangers le each lee boa lettine shoe polish paste tor each lee stove polieh entilt for le each for . leo gingham and percale dust caps 0010111 le each toe cube pins. lee count- - black and ..ke PePer safety pins for . . le paper beat Defender ........ .le white or paper s. black and kooks eyi Sc each . . . Sc Purism thimbles for le each -. le aluminum thimbles for each Se ceI1WOd dreams combs tor le each ;;-Ise fluIoid dressing merit's for Ifie etch 4 tie shears I and S in. tor lie each lie pocket scissors for ...... esch lee tor children. for Ile bhml Point 061.0r. lee each ISeltair waving tams for ......... ..... be, each lee bair curling Irons tor le each lie spool bolder with cushion for ..... .... I for le tor .. .. le spool Martel' Oak sewing cottongimes . dosen le lec &seen beet pearl buttons. assorted Se paper lee paper Conirress best pine tor ....- -, to paper .......... thW pla tor lae Se each linen corset loose itle each ..erRo .... ..; - - - ..... .... reat-pro- of - ,- - .... - CORNER OK STATE and BROADWAY ;J. Basement Store. from 4 to 4; worth 15c each. Round-u- p sale price 10c each. knit drawers. worth 15e pair. knit drawers, lace trimmed; worth 2Tic pair.. summer vests. lioWomen's in S different styles. Mimi 4 to 9 ; best values ever offered in our basement more; 16c each- -2 for UNDERWEAR. athletie Boys' underwear I - ..... All ribbon remnant& 3rd- Plain satiri taffeta, in Narrow satin and taffe- tD and white and pink and white gingham. was high., neck, long sleeves: 2 4. years. Regular Pries 50e each. Notions--Speciallliseenteett Ikers. 1 ? 120 , FraNniura rr-- black gride. Round.. cheeks. 25e Round-ta- k much-want- ed and vane shepherd cheeks. In different slam chselus- n. chocks. 26e grads. Round-gla- d try price Sic- grade. it6und epricselHekl. rzttire stock of Coats to Plain tailored cutaways DINWOODEV'S - 25-i- n. heavy grin mom bright has. Basement ter. glks , grads. Round-U- p pries. die yard. DRESS GOODS 36 and 'Regular Values t1.25 to $5,00. -Special for two clays only 111G0 36-i- n. 35-in- Nottingham ace Curtains aid Ina. W. S. Ramer., irtanklitiMra O. W. Daily and hers. L a. Cauley. GrantMrs. P. I. Goble and Mrs. W. R. Lewis. HamiltonMrs. E. Hearne,- and Mrs. R. IR to 31-i- n. Pons CO aPair ... two-ton- -- Basement More. SS-I- n. nes combinations tn and taffetas, benSallnea In plain colors. with striPaa and data' lic grades. Round-U- p sale.4' 4S0 35 inch, bar Iva been ma to offer for moms considerable time a rink black mescaline. 60e grade for Ile yard all silforblack mescaline. 14c ..a 61e yard ail silk black mescaline 26e 66c yard for . grade, all silk black utesealine. Tte yard $I grads. for atik black taffeta. lie Sile yard grade. for all silk black taffeta. SI 61.c yard grade, for all silk black peals de sole. SI grads, for 71e yard all silk black peau de Dol e. dde yard SI 25 grads. far , 26-t- n. Taffetas and 26 ineses that In black silks - C.olored Dig , BLACK SILKS Colored Messalines - a::;,,. BennevilleMrs. R. M. Holt and Mrs. M. Fernstrom. ' ' Emerson-3t- ra. Reid and Mrs. Van to Basement ' fine rib- 'rromp- - I Dressing Sacques, Kimonos, House Dresses and Children'g Rompers ll Silks and 0 130Women's "hke silk" hose in white. tan and black; out sues only. Regular 3t vaLue plain silk' hose In white. tan and black. Sell regularly for Sec pair. Ic patrliten's cotton half hone in brown and white. blue and whtte mixtures. bed swamiesa hose in black only; all adzes; 11'0 43cChildren's Dress Goods - - tan. Regular Sic values. Sic pairChildren's silk hose in all best colorsblue, pink. ahlte, black and tan: sizes 4 to G. gold everywhere for 3Se pair. romp,- and Basement Store. medium hip and bust. Both models have good IRIPPorters attached to draw string In the bust and hook below the front clasp to hold tt good and secure. Worth The each. Ittcfor a- - stout figure a very desirable model. with s good short hip and medium bust, made of heavy eolith. with good strong supporters. Worth $I pair. 59cOne of the newest styles . low bust. extremely long hip. good strong supporters. A good model, made of good quality batiste. All sizes. Worth $1.25. ruffled brasSecWomen. sieres. made of good quality muslin, trimmed with lace edging. Worth IIIc each. 0 Basement Store , lac pairInfante fine silk thread hos in red. white and light weight 35eChildren's ers. made of blue 75e CORSETS one-fift- 35c to $1.25 and 'me splendid aentee; regular 38e and black. Sold everywhere for 250 Pair. trousers. alzoa I to pair The-inter- ior 03 all colors. - half pairInfants' in blue, white, pink. tan lac pairChildreteas fast palr..wornen's black hose, superior buality, all St23; 1,Voto pair. fine seam le painA-omen'- s less hose in white; sell everywhere for 15c pair. IS mercerized hose In whlte. tan and black. Regular bogie. I S3 SO , 15e 1 7: $1.95Boys' ar alto and . tl 13. to 5 12c erywbere for ISc pair. BOYS' SHOES ;1.65 for sizes 1 f lad SO.. $1.20 forrIzell 9 to SI45 for sireg 1 to 2, a , Basement Store. black cotton 10c,pair: S per all leathem on table for eas3.seleetion- . , IM HOSIERY 10c pairInfants' mercleeWomen. home in all Area: erised hose, in black. tan, for 25c. white and rad eolory. sold ev- children's strap pumps $1.95Misses':and and islipt.t utn and patents. Were $2 50 snd ta $1.65Childrer2s Shoes and skupper sandahs in - 03 is a J $2.50Oxfotds, pumps, colonials and shoes splendid values;, new lama ; ay huteh-Thursd- N:i6110' Basement Store. ' Mt IP:. , wpm's:it...Livia of SClicsois to Meet room on the basement floor of the oily With Patrons Conurdstee to Reand county building. at which reports cave Suggeothms. will be received from the two membership armies. The following new members 'have been reported to the V Artiour..1'-- Cummings. secretary: Announcement of the pieces In which Baundern. W. 0. Swan, William M. Davis and Franklin S. Grant. At the department meetings of the Naitional Education associstion convention Mat meeting of the society the followmembers admitted: W. R. ing lea be held, together with the 'commitI- Pollock. Leroy Irre tem:ten who will be in there, of doors Brooks. J000Ph M. Morrie, Slider 0Fagergren, Ernest E. !and ushers at thy eeverel meetings has Morrie, George V. Morrie. Kenneth 'hem made by Secretary D. W. Spring Hampton. 3. W. Burt, Sidney Busby and Charier M,Morria 'er. The echedule follows: Arrangementel have been made for Kindergarten, Mara C BrownFirst the future meetings to be held in the' I March of Ctrist,, Scientist. Monday. Knights of Columbus ball owl East , South street 9:M ant: 2:10 p.m.; Muneday, I:31 am. Elententaiy education, A. 0. soder.. pox CHAIN 07 l'ESTIVAIS. 'bergTabernacla v Wednesday, 9:80 'am.; Irriday, 2:20 p.m. 't Secondary educationAssembly ban, Wizard Wards Take Step, to Affiliate , I wiedneeday, 2:30 p.m.: Thursdey, $ a.m. Suit received a carload of printed de.: With COSIli Association leed 210 p.m.; Thursday. 9 ctn. and inlaid Itnoteums, Z. C M. I. carpet '3:10 pm.; Friday, 9;30 - a.m. and (Advertisement.) George L. Hutchins of Portland. rartment 3,30 Coast6Tesof Pacific the president Higher education.- flA GolfBarITrurz FOR PUFF PERIOD. rstt bell. Wednesday. 9:30 a.m.; Friday, tivals associatitm, me$ with the directors and committal members of Normal choolyFiret Church- 'of Wizard of the Wasatch at the In compliance with an order issued 'Christ ficienthit, Wednseclay. 9:30 a.m.; the Commercial club yeaterdal And action by officials of the cement worker's ilrhureday, 1 a.m. and 2:30 pm. union. members of that organization Manual training and art. J. matien was taken toward the local organisation affiliating with the resat associa- started work timithFirst M. E. Church, Monday. tion. again today to complete wkh en Pasadena, Beginning .e.ge am.; Wednesday,. CIO si.m. and and going on up the coast to the eurb and tatter work One exten1,3:30 am.; Thursday, 2:30 p.m.; Pride. the northwest, with finally the Wiz-lar-d sion No. 2. This was don. in order, ,$10 am. and 2:30 p. m. of the Wasatch cetebritton, there that p. 2. Moran might move his conMusic education. E. W. rraaerFirat feativals for crete mixer from the intersection of !Congregational church, Wednesday. 2:$0 would be a series of Third and Eleventh I nearly the entire year.. I Thursday, pin.; a.m.; Friday, At the Informal luncheon which was streeta, It is expected that this Es:1 ' t9 SS were be finished will served speeches made In favor by tonight when Business '4MM:teflon. G. Snow Gibbs the plan by Dr. E. D. Woodruff. J. men will again resume the Erik, Ink? club, Monday. 9:110 Thurs.- - of A. Baker, i. J. McClain and B. A. which they undertook In limpet', Iday.1:30 am.; Friday. 9:30 am. with the sidewalk men on strike last , Maginnia. Child hygiene. J. 0. SoderbergLalTuesday. , ayette school. Mender. t:30 a.m.; Wed'9:30 eeeday, ' Thursday. 2$0 p.m. , WRONG HOPS IN HEEL physical educatlon. L. J. Muirunity CITY ATTORNEYS VECIll ell, Wednesday. 9:10 am.; Irriday, 3:30 Benno Suit In Tolima Court. and CloM. sent J. City Attorney Dinniny hal Scielice instruction. John E. Todd ture of Misbranded Beverage to the city commisaion an opinioi that Pirst Congregatioaal church. Wednesday. 9:30 11.7134 'Thursday, 3:10 p.m. The mixing et hops moulted In the the city is without legal autheiPty to School administration, James R. street or sidewalk improrments "United States of America va make Milt, ilmithBiabops' building. Wednesday. CI the cites expense on streets 3:31 am. and 2:30 p.m.; Friday. LSO twenty barrels of beer.",lu the federal school grounds. It is the viefputting of the court VestordaY. and .antian Riley. City attorney that the the suopineof Lahrarl. Id. ball. deputy Untted States marshal. suc- peme court to the effect that- the city NoutstrnityMonday. 930 ant: Wednesday, 2:20 ceeded In capturing seven of the bar ciLn not sleeve special taxes again 9.30 am. Pm.; rola and located the remaining Mir- - echool property foie- - Improvement pur, Special education. J. M. Anderson- -- teen. The trouble all came about be- - Imam be no WI" mean theit.the city halls Whitney muse the kind of hope mentioned on Mint bear UM burden of the Wednesday. 2:30 ant Friday, 3:10 pm. were not the hope that were, moot the label School patrons. ft P. EgtertsonI-glayett-e --- ---.0.. in the b eer-- Holm are alwatra hops. l',. school, Wednesday, 2:10 p.m.; but Uncle Sam insists that correct UTAK PRODUCTS DISPLAY. ThiredaY. 9 a. nitbirthplace of the hops be mated. s, Aortal end agriemittural edtscatiort as asmuch the of birthplace bops ite Van Cott...Fleet Presbyterian in the beer and reoerd cm the label To be Installed in Room ot Mann. church. Monday. 9:10 am.; Wednesdal. were not the same. F. B. Raynor, fed1:311 torturers Association. p.131.1 Friday. LSO p.m. National Coulcil of Teachers of Eng- eral food inspector. ordered the con-- The local merchants , hall, D. C., WoodardFirst Church of ignment placed under arrest. getting The fil barrels of beer trere from the Christ. Scientist, Wednesday. 9:19 am. American School Peace leagueTabe- Zang Brewing comma), of Denver and active In providing for displays in the rnacle. Thursday, 2:$0 p.m.; Friday, were consigned to thePartPeter Buller Utah Chamber of Commerce rooms In 1 p,m. Lake. It is the Vermont building during the NaBemiring company at School Gardens Association of Amer- probable that the defendau t. the tional Education association's convenowner will of beer. the W. C. he a bond tion liere,", said D. ica, lucreWootonWbitney hall, Monday, $:30 am.; Wednesday, 10 am.; and ask that the bee be relabeled. the taer of the Utah Manufacturer( correct birthplace of the hops being - Thursday. 10 am. "We yesterday, plan, ,having American Association of Collegiate recorded on the bottle in accordance the entire window pace, of the ManuRegletrars. facturers srsociation here. 100 feet all Eugene lb. DeckerLion with the laves requirement house. Tuesday. 9:3$ a.m.; told used for a general display of Wednesday. 1:10 Utah products. This will be similar to TEREE BIG APARTILEICIS. Federation of State Teachers 'semis-doe- s, the display to be in the Keith building. A. J. club. Dates to of the Vermont building. be announeedRagesElks' iktildhig Inspector botomitPermha or that later. portion at least devoted to our League of Teachers asethciationik Z. A. to $66,650. Amounting be filled with exhibassociation. will PewellBarratt ball. Dates to be an lut Every Toot of available spaoe will later. Board of directorsLion house. Dates Emil B. be unitized for this purpose. the exhib-In City Building Inspector its including a fine mineral display to be 111311011110141 later. Lund has issued permits for three show h canes occupying of the Nominating commttteeCommercial houses. The floor space of this room. Dr. Frank aggrelarge apartment Club. Date, to be announced later. At all meetings in the tabernacle and gate cost of the apartments to $44661 J. Alexander is chairman of the comPermits were issued to W. C. A. Wis- mittee of IS people in charge of this eseembly,ball George EL Marietta will hue charge of doorkeepers and ushers singer calling for two apartments cost- work.. An expert ..window decorator ing $26,000 each. Ose is to be located will be engaged. 4 , LUNCH AND REST ROOMS. at $IO to OSO East Met South street "I witAt te emphasize ono point par, and the other will be located at 110 ticularly. That to. no charge will be All organisations planning upon to ISO Math East etreet. A third made general window display of Peeing rest rooms the convent- permit has been issued to FL Bale for goods for by members of our association ion itre urged to during communicate with an apartment house to oost $IO,15 at trim have the privilege of displaying J. Fred Anderson, business agent for E street their products here free,e' of charge," and Fifth avenue- the Utah executive the at committee, Commercial club. , Secy. is Sprinter anxious to ket this information to M"Club Night" Majestic Pavilion toBring the members of your odal club elds it in the program, which will go night All social clubs are coming. , to Majestic Pavillon tonight- leAhernsomow I it the printers :tomorrow. , Rest rooms will be conducted at a lumber of the local church buildings. relecopal church women will maintain net rooms and serve tea daily at St. garies cathedral, and on Monday. July I. win- - serve lunch at Rowland hall. Congregaticmal church women will tesintain a rest room at the First ConRdtic:tióris-Eittrii6rdin.-.:ing:adonis' church. Lunch will -. be Nerved hers 101 Tuesday from 12 to 1:30. Ltmcheon will be served Wedneaday it St Marys cathedral by women of the Catholic church. Methodist church One thousand pairs high grade women will serve lunch Wednesday at the First Methodist church. titM The women of Immanuel Baptist church will maintain rest rooms end erre noon. while the women of the First Presbyterian Church will do the same thing Irriday. PATRONS DEPARTMENT. At the suggestion of Supt. - D. IL Christensen. two Persons an" 140 named by the principals of the City schools to attend d of white the meetings term the Patrons' department of the N. ire. A. Sale price from and rePort to the Utah School patrons lenimittee any suggestions which they any he able to offer which would be of Ise to the local system. This Hat fol- 07:BK1 Wonderfully Busy Place on Saturdays: Look Over 9 the Items and You'll See Why. , - Brown and Mrs. rni t.,, The Basement Store Property Owners In Bitable Portion Take Advantage of New Statute. a. Arranged by Secretary 0. l' . 4 1-- LISTING DISTRICTS Rachel Colander and Mra. Alice Radon. E. WebsterMrs V. Silver and UrsWashington--Idr- - i:iti PETITIONS FOR , Mr& , NEWS FRIDAY xumE 27 1913 10 F' |
