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Show ESERET EVENING .hail to 20 days in Jail. was rearrebted today on a charge of friony. He was and taken litters Judge brutish a(ter one witness had been examined was ciuestioned. another and. being Ruth broke in with an offer to plead guilty. and his plea was accepted. lie woo held to tha dlatrict court in bad of SIAM which he was unable to - dentwed by carrier Ts Wawa (itusetay aueoptel), at la every Welt 1111011th. AR payaleate sad ewe, pot &Ovary eemplatat reasseas Ote semrilLikly be stM. le CL beW. &dards7 sad la rain taloa for Cleat& waits. Virdensee tat W. ard tat: - PRIM. THOMAS H. JONES DIES V 'Or BRIGHT'S' 1:4, - , PrPnitn nimi I DISEASE, :15 Of WOMEN'S CIETINCS ed Great Saléiif N6w VIvet Hat Shfii)es, Values to $3.00, A fortunate purchase of Silk Velvet, Hat Shapes, made by has' arrived and wilt go. on sale just Thursday, There are soft and still croWns in, very latest shapes, regularly worth $31;1), Thursday Special A leading NewNork manufacturers' SAMPLE LINE oL Fancy Feathers for hat trimming, includmg ostrich fancies, aigrettes and pretty sticksups, Many -of the. Geason's latest novelties, valms to $3.00. on sale, . . Thursday Special Far163i Feathet:s, our New York buyer, ispecial to The Newt.) second firigham city, oct. day, session of the Twentieth annual conventim'of the Utah Federation-OWo clubs- hiSsita-th- il morning e eh-at Ile o'clock. rttngBanner," Star Spangled was the open Ifig f'"ng.r under the direction Of Victor E. liadoen. minutes of the prettoos hY the session were reed. followed ININrt J.4 the credential committee. Itelm,rts from standing committees eere made hy the follosing: ArtSilva Mary (NinIPY, Salt Lake. tiatige--M- rs. Anna Kopp, Park - MURRAY. - I ' the young ma for exhibiting a deadly lottapon as brought in a threatening manner. in today. He 'asived his preliminary beating sad woe held to the district Jost Lockwoo& 15,-191- --BRI- GItitm fur-Dis- h. Ft.. IVEDNESI)Al;' OCTOBER, I I $2 50 wool 1 Prove. Oct M.Thomas R. Jones diet sion4axniglittroTellietihrwilisticer.-- Be was a native of Waits. SS years of QUESTIONS TO sta. and came $o Utah with - Mr. tied Mrs. Thomas A. Jones. le le66; but ' his benne has since been in ilzyo -. ,CANDIOATES FOB OFFICE cc or he has been way the greater-Vathe occupation of, the time, following ' a miner in the different mining camps Re is survived by his wife , el the state. E t) ireau If r Law lAiltSite Aii4.;i Aspirants isetherwood Salt litko and nine children. two brothers. Jobe Jo--and here. Mat. Their E.. on At living Pertinent Linde Edward $kqltfrid. gait Lake. , and - will be teftitege loan fundMrs. C. S. Kin mph in Idaho. The funeral tersoAideAddreades. be will sTituredayl- - Services o- morrow held in the Second ward meetinghotuse. Taylor, EAU ' tonunencing at 1:te o'clock. Murray, tlet. rneetiag at thel Lake., fund--Mrs, G. B. Blake'', Endowment law order Mender and held league ' i ti.tit Lake. SPINVEYING TO PAYSON. , n ,and night. 'a :t,onimittee rs Enforcem.oit of Robert R. I ' Provo. Oct. 14.The Salt lake and conatitution made Its report. J. Porter. Salt lake. - ' re. nal) Railroad eampany's engineers O. W. and edminitiee livaterways-liBrows. chtirtnan at the Forestry o , ::, - e . Salt and ennetitutden:iiiid Dailey-Provo and ?Alison. read the Una rs. Free traveling library-liF. E. me company will start seat week to --- ---1 Alamy,-fie- lt Lake. ------inittionganied bake and expects held: , Health-Mr- a., las, rails out of Balt Salt. ubtlI7pitlrFt,wie,Olng Mate sidle wt. the- rats vet shout a a daYIt is the Intention to begin tion. in ortirr to haves more time tol aide Cartructs consider the document in detail. The L.."' aork on the grade from provo to paymmmittee, eomposed of e. E. diletio.1 industrial and legislative-At- m son as aeon as the line.bas been cornElls.. Bente. 34. Mauna and J- - E. Erick- - sbethxoben, Salt, : to this Point; -- pleted to draw-uhits to Cleve' Music-M- rs. IT. S.- - O. gone S. Heiden. SIR Ohio. to inspect the new ears for Hone te be sent I. every candidate for ;; land. the road. which are expected to be run-- I mayor and commissioner wrth a request' fted Cross-ld- rs. I. II, Hornung. Wag between Salt' Lake and Provo to rePlY to the questions before the the que5-- 1 end of the week, preaented Dr. Sanitation-Katherine Eager., tions to the ;mime. - Thejr were adopt- Salt - - --- - PROVO REWS ROYER ed ant ord.red sent to each or the an Interrniasion. the program Aft are the questions: was resumed. Dr, E. G. Gowanw suProvo. Oct. 15.A certificate of the In event of your election, what wilil perintendent of the- - state Industrial ggointment of A,. F. Paint and .1. W. be- enforcement ehord, spoke on "Corobining Port. for your attitude on the N. Whitecotton jointly SS attorneys-in- ' . to the Social Betterment." His address was fact of the Aetna Accident and Liabil- of law and ordinances-- relative folilwed by a discussion. -minors? bY um of tobacco and sale ity company has beta' filed with the en- -' on is the be 'attitude of ilMt age..., What will Following your program , county recorder. rela-1 errioon's session:. .,' forcoment of lawn and ordinances ---Al 7,1erift..L M. ProStrienTi' hvo' t; tili iiiti-IntokleitiCs Dqueri IT is hers Prt official business,. -. Gorham, presiding., -- -Some and Problems beverages? Geo. W. Craig hat arranged for a will and So ilitiOna.".. General sesalom2:20 election of event the In your over to the to Lake Salt go serial you sppoint dicers, whose duty it is Salt Lake Routs for the shuman-Hein- k , 0:15 to enforce them laws, that are in symProvo at concert, .0ct.. 20. leaving BEI:MTS. OE CLUBS.----- g. tn. and leaving-Eat- t rAke returning puthy with their' enforeerricntr and If f Limited to two minutes each.) the first 'appointees ore Inefficient, win in elrY-;- yea Miss Mary Shields. I rated at the opera house yesterday order to secure elliciencYl Free In under any and alioAre under the afternoon Kindergarten you obligation. and evening. Neighborhood , -- glees of the rats Sunday school board. Individual- or finase,-Szt-t Lake Clty-M- iss to whatever. ay any Georgians' Webber- .." individua1 s. to any political. commer- drew . 1 houses. ' - Prof.largo Playground and Recreation associaLevi Edgar Young of the Uni- cial. religious or other organization City-M- iss WilKate Utah. wfirdeliver the F0111- which can Influence your judgment on tion, Stilt Lake - versity of oration , at the Brigham Young questions pertaining to municipal af- liams. dere' day club-MSalt rs. Womans 'aka f;tot. G. F. er Luniversity Friday, fair,? of the ju- Goodwin. Judge ,Alexander Melt-estflaW venile court end probation officer emir- -, - seeker E. W. Senior. dello Brown. met with the league and would Utah Women's Press club. Salt Lake gave their assurance that they Jane W. Skolliald. stand back of it In ail its- probleme. City--Dr. ea the evil ef- Waaatelt Literary club,- Salt Lake Judge McMaster AU porroonto should and,ronspiointl Mt.. in City-and .E. O. Leatherwood- ,, fects of liquor and tobacco too motto to J. Id. Blair. Afoot tor scathing terms denounced those who Woman's Civic club. 13att Lake city Donn haturdar' sad in' the Mrs. Elizabeth M. Cohen. are guilty Of violating the law News. 1 W. rina North Street. Women of the IL'of U.. salt Lake Phone MA. Mike rrith Cordon sale of these two. artictes. - He cons. --- 112 otals rod Loo. the who sidered those violate liquor Byron Cumming.. --"MaSe street, mine go Bea. N. K. law in dry territory as great criminals Alpha Beut, Springville-M- rs. or Nielson. as there are In the land. The sale Home Culture club, Springville-K- m -tobacco to minors la equally as bad ,l - --o 3e. this said 47 Re judge.-the according-tthe liditPletoll W01111(1111 club.BpriniPille-- habit is the cause OF QUIP( standard Of Citizenship en4 manhood Sfirs; L. A. Hill and contributes to the delinquency of Mothers' Study club, Springville-M- rs. 0- - A. Anderson.. , boys more than any Mimi habit of the . . , Woman's club. Springville-M- rs. MIT INCORPORATE nation.. John T Mr. Brown defined the donee of the John At 2:30 o'clock a get acquainted mjuvenile court Mears and that of other officers of the cities and Mate and etal will be held and D. D. F. Fox tu Mmaas Prep:Wilco al Meeting pledged hia support to any effort that triu lecture at . the evening session, , i of -- -.lew a higher standard - ors as Timely -DR- - D. F. FOX. I m .. the protecting of boys and , At the meeting last night Dr. D. was the !speaker. He said in pan: For -Logan, Oct. Farmers Society Heredity and environment aro new NERAL SERVICES FOR d words - of Equity Of this county will bold a thing..--- - A greater- - Iron! personality. What is convention in this city Moday. Oct. 20, 11 MRS.. ALICE FULLMER Is What element fri ,t2 Hutt persoualitY91 ' ' at whkk the matter-- of . lamirponding tO sneyeSd? iitir,F,B41:40 Ittei " ' REIS Sweaters - Dress Skirts Store, EscePlional value: f - I - -- yesterday. Black. - tan, gray; broa a- and navY, Snit -aleaSures; ta values., Thur.... dor SLIM. --. -- - - p- ted tour-ques-- - Values candid- ates.---Irollowing - r;;. possible. xolors-:Miss- at........ Petticoats-59c lr 4" I F - -- blue;-Nell greenall rosei-an- sizes EDDEiG OF THE BETTER SORTS.-- - Our stock contains everything in the line of bidding.-'- , Qualities are the best and prices are the lowett consistent . with good mercnandise. .Now, ivhile you have the benefit of case lot purenuing, is' IgNit the time to lay in your supplies. :Note the spec;a1 Val u es here quotedeverything considered, they are the most offered in many a day. See Our Windows. : r r NKI for-ol- - .. . -- -- of the city 1.4Teal and County.'" - - managers - -- ' Bentelits," . DEAnt OF JAMES CIANTRILL. Lona. Oet..14. Chentrill. an reed and well known resident, of this leettok died at the home of his sou. William Chautrill, at Smithfield Pastor- attic He was III but a short limo. The funeral- Benson tomorrow sti 2 o'clock. Chentrill nee bens It, Snifiand in '1610. but when a loon( man anliaratP4 where be remained 'until s.,to Australia, the early seventies when be came to rub. He lived in Newton a short time 4...,And then took peenesien of a ferre in Renam Where be restded until A short - - time ag o. when lie,took up his bode " -- - Meetinghouse Mr. ' sith so. his - - i Trix..m..,.,.: ..., Oct. of in.' eqrtonition of Ihii Borden Condensed Bilk 'Sales reoipituy was tiled with the rounir elertoday. The capitalizeJon the compsny is 210,010 and shares are of the vaigie of SIM each. The incor-- . , Frederick Tailor. Wal- be M. adding. Ir. D. Bbove. A. W. Milburn Henry H. Mattock. Fred Bits; "lard. limner J. Peareed and Beverley -- I-t- Sqlbinsort-- - sit 112 Hudson street. colt. The principal of bust- -;lars tZ Middletown, N. T. place . 7. CEIITIkagEATE Ln tan. - - MISS. ALLEN DEAD. ; : fnli' , -- , ' ' fan, Oct. 14.Mrs. Cynthia ' Allen. of the late Ira Ahen, one of the of southern Oache. died. Ira- ?bet funeral services will be In the Illyetsin Third ward Inert- at 2 o'clock ea Thursday eft- - .. Givirr., , ILFreak Meth, a mr&AIDED et. k I1 iftk -- , t - Nur -- , - t irdtti4111, heautl- - worked Out faithfully makes! the most : ful floral ofterings from these semi- beautiful Poem. the most Perfect Plc friends stionr as well as from personal lure. the sweetest-musica- l composition. were 'brought and plated Upon the Hard work and hard thought make German Velour Blankets made Strictly high grade, all wool casket. In the choir which furnished success even in the men ire call genthe singing for the services, and of blankets made from selected with wool finished nap in grays, which Mrs. Funnye had been an es"The second element of success is ' wool- - Plain and fancy !styles in- tans and whites with fancy bor- teemed members was left her vacant altruism. Love la the thing that makts seat beautifully draped in white sur- a real man superior to a machine. . ders-an.a silk bound ends; also cluding beautiful two-ton- e plaids rounded with a Wreath of roses. "The third winning forts is for men blankets velour and The speakers were U. M. Mumford, Ito Act from honest motives purely. The of lot Extra high striped grade fancy bordep., 1.7.- G. Miller, C. and &heap man who- aetirin thie war must be an colori'd thick, heavy, and warm, in large Michael Manes the last named pre- blemished to sacrifice attn. ' - - double bed sizes, finished with whose sett under for the common good siding. Eider Mumford, worth UM-sizes, regularly large supereislon Ihe departed as a girt had The fourth essential quality Is sin:, d shell stitched ends, worth $8.50 Passed thruugh school in ad Impressive sers truet in God and hettven..-I- t gives pair:while-11quantitflasti, the power to see beyond Material I and earnest talk. told of her sweet. t ata, .., the 4047,60 of and to bear symlisktie .bilialitY.4, Hitt 1 things; unassuming disposition . ;. leibuteiret love, sympathr and'eharftr titex- ellatirsidi and precious,- - atoms; pair pair grow0N. she poesesseti Sind of which she gave item and sand., You meg se freely to those who were in need see the American flag as a piece of -of encouragetnent. hope and good bunting or &awn --emblem for which cheer. "Hcrs.was a life of love, and men are willing to die. He also seivice,' said the speaker. Personality is the most wonderful , added consolation to the family, C. thing, the only thing that endures. It - bed size, aline, gray or tan blanketa comforters chain silkolin doubtsand itt large ales, is the power that enables a men to cOMIORMERS.-Extra a. Miller spoke along doctrinal lines. large, BIANKI:Tri.j pretty floral,patterns.Figured "" filled with pure cotton and , 'elites at C. L. Miller spolte of the departed as take his heredity and environment and t with long rartt warm nap. Extra-goo'17J(3 of , told I tied with yarn 41.26 'ohm a 'Walther. and Hfsbop Maass all the raw material and make his life; this epeeist price, pair . or effort honest and finished Sweiardown cotton grey in comroirkEns. oldie Handsome roost to himself and his fellow, the faithful work lwlthIfigured allkoline,comforterslnfioral -- blankets Eliii,thrira. ham zdways madam 1 scroll designs, 'am tied itildPure cotton Ailed- .- Large extra, large size. thick aria warm. that fancy borders; 71., $ . .. . . . She was fleportalrOop Ile following clubs were 67.00 :77.4' a a,.." Size and value at xt value her service for the ward. epeeist pair good warm Anode 1111t 'fromvelvet'? soft COMFORTER-4 comforters IIIANKEni.--Extra-Quallhicir and L4ght. on duty...., Henry Howard klYglenie- relotir blankets good" Siren yeaterday -. -sissy a- -1 , ''.7entors and Taney Colored pialcistlkohn oiled with sanitary cotton and tied 1 - Ladies' fared the opening prayer and C. rclinialb burl club of Garland. 10 ... .. $1 95- quality . . .. .....,.... with wool yarn, $2.25 ialue for Bank a pronounee,r Mel benediction. by Mrs. W.- - R. Van Floct: sly'. worth 126 pair A. C. veto In fine silkoline comfortors filled BLANKETS. Extra large sod e X heavy wool napped Velour j COMFORTERS,- - Extra special Mrs. Fullmer died Sunday morning WOM111). i club of Logan. by Mrs. Sidney 7 reetton and 6 Mr. tied toot with end with colored size. white awl O. Steven: Faeulty Woman's league ad by high grad pun., at the-- home of her patents. only sill) -- blanket", 3 e a x.s . . borderri-and ,wolqh.83,25; on sale at........---;- . deep Silk binding. pair Mrs. WIlliantTurner.-eastittineenth Logan. by Wm. C. le:Porter: Civic a Provement i a.-mra. South .stre d. of peritonitis after club of Brigbain..by menthe. , Isar M. Merrill: Authors' club. Salt bake), ekness of about two sik weeks old. Mrs. D. 13. Christensen; little child which teas Day a View The Mother Reading club. Salt Lake. Ms.-Irdied the fallowing day: D. the Travis; klootan. Salt Lake. Mrs. W. Tit sad child were Saki to ;I booth Cottonwood cemetery College club. Salt bake. Mrs. lila --- -filter; . , f . D. Travis: Monday Night club. Salt -. minutes (Grammar trades) - Alnearnaed absence forfeits all right .. Whit Airs. L Pale. Compte, City; iI13r1 Yr Lake, Mrs. W M. Root: Child CUlture Done, Cowart. open. VI the holiday. Comina to school with,. 1. Sleeping w1,11 bedroom window Mrs. A. Batiaaa. more, fitiphtEmma. ' ' I elub of t)gdon. Mrs. .1. T. Lynch; 5 minutes. out hands anct fatewashott. hair combed I GROVEIL,, dies Literary club ot Ogden. Mrs. F. G.I Mrs. Pinclair. Mrs..Adolph Simon. Mrs. end clothing in order. 10 per cent oft Bathing teach bath). Id minutes. Mitm Clark; Athenaeum. Park City, Mr,. W may STUDENTS GET CREDIT of To Work that la not Cone eneertully will an the average pupils receiving Anna Kopp. Cheerer. , Praeke. Mrs Jennie GROVER- - ITEMS., ACTIVITIES IN per cent.,e a holiday- twice a year witt not be steetreredlt. W.M esent are those, Amonir - .- .- -. Salt Mr. -pr Traughber. Ir..Tayk,r,L granted,-th,CorMeemeteetet------above credits being mime GorhamSale Jake: lira, keT-art.litrhsel, for-th- a two days to make up and Mrs. Meer Ogdt.n; Mrs. Jr D. Tarsi'. IP. Grover. lact. Salt bake: rude MeCherne. Logan: Mrs. s. lc 418pecial Correspondence -- - ---each TNR 1 Rymer-o- f PrOwnins.--Str1C. anhmly. Lyman have been vitiating Mrs, E. D.' Bail. togas: Mrs. 17 board of Additional credits in percentage will Brigham Cit.r. Oct. friends and selataces hero for the past Nielson., Springville; 'Mrs. J. T. stews. M. ,parmw. Mrs. 'meld, Clark. Mrs MutAtkin I let.be made each (warier- - when the pupils Wing circular sending Lake:Mak. salt limit. Mrs.tt, Porter. 'Ogden; Prank Clark,. Mr. rre4 teni to parents and guardians regarding will be graded and receive crediut as Mr., and Mrs. Walter E. Hanka hire Mrs. Joseph Cohen. Mrs. L. M. rs. 14; - T. Mr1FM, - Venom - Soefitthze. tatranao Ir1(ttano.,-the "echool credits r.r home work" sys- follows: moved &ran from their summer, home. Mrs, C. E, Richards, Mrs. D. H. Mailer.' Ir. J, 'Sheehan,- - Mrs, Thomas Dee, ehoots Grades one and two, If tem introduced tate Second Plow . the Boulder McMahon. MN. John Mr. likuaek, atm.Kt-chinelder Punt. D. t Jeneen each 15 minutes credit per week until Mho Ms v rormythe and It oblertitinb Dougall. Mrs. G. W. Friel, Mrs. W. M. Eayttr Mrs. C. E. Coulter, last countyThebyletter urges parents to ION per cent Is escbed.L. 1..W5ttent. Teesdale this at achool ' year. 9 are sttendipg. Stewart. Mrs. X. R. Eva Mk, MrS. W. Ogden: Mrs. W. R. Wherritt, Mrs. AnOfDIV cent tnt arsdea three and sritb thit.sehools by also rho CSC Dwollear listnnttee.------- -Itavenor. D. W. lint. atter. W. IV irleher..Mrs. Heber: have es Credit H. or home each until nie inmates Carrell be week credits Sholatone to Extinct knnitil Monsters. per fering Mr. and Uric Jammu IC. Mrs. Byron Cumming, Mrs.- Sutton. Mrs. M. IC,- Walt- awing for when) son't7 1100 persent Is reached. Ths Beutit-tre- a Island Collet-Horeturned borne from Ephraim. Utah. Mrs.McDonald. D. D. Monts, Mrs. ts, Hubbard. man. Mts. GroAlea nye and six. lfl per cent 'ler pteasaat:, Hatt M Mormon Holism end The rollooing credits ere - allowed, for Th. where Mr. Carrell ham been workbag Mr. IC J. Hayward. Mrs. JoSeph Iter41 Mrs. J. tt Maeters. Provo: .mra.,y. muds 25 minutes credit 'per aveekuntil The eneat ,Illearal exhibit Is tits this summer. complying with the rules: ISO per cent to reached. 5 minute& State. Mitchell bat been deem bits flit Vet MarlscouldCrlammi. Mrs. H. 8.1 Horrons. Mot. Mit WooleY. Mrs. John - Fred "tieing before 7 o'cbick, sec. B. IN W. a Harker. Igra. Motrtin, Mrs. craw. te Grades seven and slain. per rent Blakely. Mrs. A. RhitUp. Mror. C, Opon deny swept Sundae. on mining prospect& He collected Retiring at or before eciock.-- 6 mitt. 7. took te MrnA Mrs. be which. week for Sebum. Thorne. Jamseach Mrs. ore PoT Cen.. 4:14. - Adulteries SS watts. C.C. Ellis, cPdt Countryman. rard, t Primary graAelt ) eral plocea of atealed- ' 'um IL IL Root- - Mrs. Har.b ION per cent la reached. until sectett and Mr. at rates. be Johnson, Cannon. to teeth minced evening, Puriturvitle: ,S7 tritOrning Lake variety Belt Brushing , mt. A. N. Mchtny. Mn. Josses It Matthew, tortrituroo provided hi tbo ' Lenu minutes. Prelims .arranttements. The corer' are harvested and the Mn'. P. W. Flom. Mrs. J. IThe , Retiring at :or before CIA ottoek, ta to contestants aro as follows: Dm V. 111 Pain, Mem Juin' Mrs; Ann& It Kam). Mrs. N. P. ill weather is unsettled. school; ' pair. -- - . I I iiTncy and-willi- . I manager of Idaho, O. E. Scott. ..' Remarks by Presidene A. T. Satter-.- 1 &Id 91 the.14sharsinion....,....v....-,-............- , The afternoon session will be devoted to a discuitelon of the reeotutions to ' incoiporate. - - , 00 r,a1)1E-eii- - !The Member. . -VV 1:4;; .A.,.maCtniist-A- ll riv luiti Atith sir. if' succeed. First. to think clear. even ts ly simple thing& This is beek f all --inventions. Even little ides brought out have resulted in large fortunes. Clear thought bring big returusist a physkal word and sill) Jirsatet j,,,stsurn,,,,t-,It,r4alta, 4, I i,e,144iVcit,,Z4U-11;.;;Pailk.4411,Adle.414 a graduate II ) j , ..:'Y6.t... Offered B --- --- endow tvere beld yesterdayla Murray Flrst 'ward meetinghteass Mrs. Alice tulimer, and her infant child. The building was filled with friends and sympathizers of whom the young mother and wife had many. having been a worker In all the Church organization and other noteworthy t g u9-1- 4 - .3; 1 -- a d s'''!!.T..h.:eiriBéit,-"ri.,:;:.:Yalilé.- he iterne-stonlb- s . -A 8311PLE LINE OE SUITS-- fall andsinter suit made from new rough materials including diag- onal, cheviots, itoratede. zibelines. serges and mixed novel- , ties Latest cutaway and round cornered style", Coats are lined With Skinner's best grade of satin. ftkirta are of latest Vim including simulated draped litYley - Latest auttimit cel--frame-- It orgati-sizewithout iarecedent at this special k - Son of the entiety ago. 'teasiderabie work has been done in ihs way of &scoring better prices for farm products and obtaining better rates' on , ',svelte the farmer buys. One difficulty bes been the lack of a euelel rating and the want of mimeo wi Ili, whicl .o piltie ylva,nutsee of, pow, .,,,, 'eirsiy, (imam. catillit' county organisation dented a resola lion favoring incorpomtion, which the convention vvill consider. The program tor the two Meeting, at 19 anti 2 o'clock. is as Volker: ' TWenty Milinte talk and 20 minute discussion following: Benefits to Be Derived From Organizaticm.". C. Z. Barris of Richmoed. . ,, Twenty minute talk and IS minute discussion: "The Suppo'r One Owes il- Thursday Extra SpecialWomen's and misses' fancy brocaded sateen petticoats with 9 Inch ruffle,- - in - B T., -- -- Use teaAtts- . higher.pricedmetorletat-..- es-af-mueb. , -- wilt - - -- ing vir handsome tine of strictly' fallor-mad- e sults ,made from exceptional qualitV of all wool serge.- The rash' are made in new cutaway effects lind are tined throrghout with itkinner'a famous guaranteed satincolors are navy and black. Also a line of stylish tatiored suits made from extra fine quality wool cheviota in sizes IS to II. Colors are navy. taupe. brown and black. These suits at $11.115 embody all the style . A - City---Mr- - 'd J LOGAN. t : are serges, velvets, cordulead-- -'roys and sizes ,i,a,14 to es. lug 34 to 44, on 18;- - women's fliZeS - - 0 e, ng' 1- -- $ 10.-0- iiiakes-thiS-61Tiri- --- , , to-- ,1 ABig ,Thuraday Special, offering dresses that would sell in the regular way up to $10,00. Our great outlet and cash puTckasing power - I di - John E. Everton, county --- 'Franklin. Idaho.- --..,,,c Incorporation -a- nd-- Its ,! Is-- . -- It " , -- - i - , - r-- urs - , wool tt. back. law--M- -- , skirts. with drosa - 44--- I by-lav- ia ReadyTo-Wea- r s's Wont und inisses alt soot sweaters -- plain and fancy' woven. tteveral sillies; La- -red. white-- grim. Ptivy and bron Sizes 34 to Thursday $1.79. 15.-n- kt - Greatest $3 95 and-Orde- t"tic51.--Lir-4..la- ;Ttah's 9c - bar- - &riveted some time sire forldrunk- aad seateissol by Jostles Mar -- . only-Mlle- sit' .... -- I Good Quality Cotton, Sheet Blankets- pair .. ... , Mrc-Fullm- er t7 ..,.... - - ....... - -- . ... 51 - .... .......... .- ..... 4- Cornp1ic tth 4101 - ....$ 7c ...... re -- 85c , 74 utot .111110v57 Bed Spreadst Sheets;911ps9 M. ' 14 , , rIL-- t e ,,,..r -- 3;7 iipt. . - ---- -- '-- -- - Deseret Museum n four-.71- t - n. - -- , , sty - - 'Z. ,,, 1 i rr, |
