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Show DESERET EVENING DISEA5E IS v EVER ' . . t Camp Kearny Notes.- SAME - And In view 6t thia fact medicine Adrlrrg frm ramp Kearny state thatn like Hooda Sarsaparill. which has ,C"n- Frederick Strong, command-been successful for more than 40 yearn, ildreaed tha division la a safe ena to rely upon.' He told of his Hooda Sarsaparilla la known to the eperj,.(), ,.s wllh 15m-'th, French and srruiea the spirit people of America as the standard 4 uoroplimented blood 'purifier. Tts record la one of SI" the French .and British soldiera. Fnic 1, gone, he said, when a general satisfaction and remarkable French vr British soldier hs any fear remits. There is nothing bettpr as fin, he ;i i, . a general' tonic and wppetite-mak- er 'lenera'i strongs appearance yester-Y- J n for weak and men, women his first meeting with the wi and children and 'bid people Invalids He was In France when the and convalescents. to la aids digesIt take, pleasant tion, and supplies the vital organs with rich red blood eesential to perfect " v health. Get Hood's Sarsaparilla today and begin to -- artil-Frida- ' y. Talk, Mark Feature Other; and Song C. W. Nibley Gathering I2Toatniater PRESIDENT RICHMOND GIVES ANNUAL REPORT Show' Organization to Be Bishop of Progresing Wall Street Praise Utah And West, . ' ' . tet, whoso numbers were largely of A patriotic character. Freoidywte Address. In his annual address President Fic.l C. Richmond began by saying that nc had no spologiea to offer for the fare some at the benquet. He mentioned menu of the things emitted from the which were served in other years end then reviewed Irirfly the work of 'he Referring dob for the past 13 montha to the clubs finanesa since he becane , Mr. Richmond preduev Lg-president. In ures showing that on Jan. 1, Isle, ".n Hub had liabilities aggregating 73.. Through the Inauguration snf a aystani of economical management-tinto $720 up to Jatt. Ir4 beard of governors has JH. "The inatitvtton aa a bushiest handled this proposition," said Mr. Richmond. oporaiton departmental IMscuestng Mr. Richmond said the dinlngroohi did iff any 1317 than in a larger tesiness tbia depart prevb.ua year. In of about loaa meat, he as id, showad a lone ha i sen U.VK) w hiie last year the showed out to about 4M The buffetHowv.lr.J a profit last yesr Of 1.04. . this Richmond Mr. explained, six months ai'r-- . largely due to theid.first quar. The sleeping lug the wet perl ters. te said, -- hewed a Profit 'of over, Richmond year. Mr.more during theever money j 12.000 also stated that was collected during 117 than in IMS, wus more and yet in 11S 110,000 tu chifycd ob tho took for djin thn cluVs th erltlciimis that ontirel r for potty building U bInK uood Hicbmood dootea aortal wtrpoooa, Mr. cwoo and, ?ointinK that ouch waa tho dmplayod a to placard prominently tho whoro kU ooold ooo it! bo read howbeen lad war funds of tho organisation want. The placard showed for work ami city .and tata development work the nm expended had - aceonntedof to 4 1 pe- - oent of the groaaconthe cli.b. In ter eat and obligation the Hub-. tracted prevloui to HI cost 21 S per sent, maintenance and raisceiInneous 12 per cent, and oriy the reto the cafe maining ?. per cent weni club and social feature of the that Jun. announced Mr. Richmond 2J a vigorous campaign for members would be inaugurated. 1 The club now the president membera, an haa f1 urged that each member brlns'tn bne new member ' "Blabop , eg 'Wall Street." The Rev. William Wilkinson of Trin ity Episcopal church. New Vork tty. was Introduced by Toastmasterhi Mhley home as one who was known in town us the- - Bishop of Will btret. Dr. Wilkinson acknowledged the title as he arose and -made a thoroughly response. Ills theme throughout aork'-ers- , was duty to country, to the war to the to the army and navy and peogovernment. He complimented th to do ability ple of the weBt for their declared that worth while and thingwest that the and the grows big boys boys of Utah were the "biggest ,of aL Concluding Dr. Wilkinson said: The many coteries that formed tin are now united The country a year ago nation la allied tn a glorious citizen, liberty- the ahlp, and Ip a stand for the of America foue.'M and pioneers made you colonists which the through free. We will win thin war he a use of w ara on the side HghL To doubt If that right will win is disloyalty. who the devil does not get those peoplea new muat wa made this war, then get yj ef the most enjoyable In the history the club and .brought forth some the patriotic, outbursts . reflecting spirit of the times and the fact that America waa now engaged In a titanic struggle for the perpetuation 6f. the - principles of truth and liberty. C. W. Nibley was tosstmasterand in starting the program he compllment-e- d the Red Cross committee of the Commercial eluF for the good work done during the last drive for funds te carry on the work of that organization. He praised Fhesident Richmond and his colleagues as he briefly the labor of . the executives ' during, the past year. He. said that the necessities of the war' required that every American do his part to win ip . of 1 a Just cause. Bugle Is Sounded. 1 j t - arttllervmed arrived at Camp Kearny runrd at the home of Captain W H Lieutenant (Taude A thnli h , of R Bates at l'aio Alia Cai.iuln Bates le has gone to PprlpgMUc, Utah, aupply officer of Jhe'lSJih bauery at oft a furlough of it daa lie denied U Infantry Camp Kearny knowledge of me bo. - Lieutenant Colonel J y. K flatCorporal Wallace Keliv nj tery haa been placed in cha-g- e (,f the Guliek. chief at staff, also dented the epedal .detail work of line unit Per, report. , grant Claude P Wilkin is ow first sergeant of li liattrn Whihitiu Lieutenant Charles Vioodruft Parole Breaker ' Alleged promoted. - "Cnrpoeat- - Hownfd F nf a battery Returned to Colorado , in permanently tranafrried to tiie . . -Hath dutv for engineers Adviefe from San Sranciieco UnAn alleerod parole breaker. K J . tamed tho Milormnt on a Trainer. arrested in Salt lke vionl llan-ketrhnea glothing army and taming day by an nprr&ttve of the Northwa.tr had been selre.l by a provost 'em Jbdective agency, left yesterday . 1 I a. 1 tn-o- me Z, C, M. I. sales are popular, because of their reliability. Each reduction is daughters absolutely- -- hand-mad- 1.00 GOWNS for .14 $1.25 GOWNS for .. 1.50 GOWNS for ., M 1. i'5 GOWNS for 5 00 GOWNS for . . ll.'S 2.25 GOWNS for .. 1.9 2.50 GOWNS for .. 1.8 .00 GOWNS for . . 2.25 3.50 GOWNS for ,. 2. 4.00 GOWNS for . . 3.00 4.50 GOWNS for 0. 5.00 GOWNS for .. 3.75 5.50 GOWNS for 4.13 4.00 GOWNS for . . 4.50 7.50 GOWNS for 5.0 10.00 GOWNS for . $7.50 . .7 . .. -- l.t for for .... .... lie ... . SKIRTS for.. 1.13 SKIRTS for, .1.50 SKIRTS for. .1. St SKIRTS for.. 2.2 8KIRTS for.. 3)0 SKIRTS for.. 3.31 SKIRTS for.. 3.7 SKIRTS for. .4.16 1.00. SKIRTS 1.25 8KIRTS 1.50 SKIRTS 2.00 SKIRTS 2.50 SKIRTS . FOR MISSES .75 GOWNS for K50 2.00 3.50 3.00 1.00 4.60 5.00 6.00 t t 1.75 ' 62.00 2.50 63.00 . 76c 14c Cortot Cover Comet Cover' Qorcet Cover 2orset Cover Corset Cover Comet Cover Comet Cover Comet Cover Comet Cover Comet Cover Comet Cover imo INFANTS - - k SHORT SKIRTS .. .. 1.00 GOWNS 1.25 GOWNS .25 .66 .65 6 '.75 1.06 11.26 $1.50' LONG SKIRTS FOR LADIES. .75 for.. 1.11 1.50 ' and. 4.50 SHIRTS- for 3.15 5.00 SHIRTS for 3.85 and .50 SHIRTS ... .for . S.0O ;... SHIRTS for ....4,85 30J5 10.00 SHIRTS for . s'. "DIMITIES 7.3 ALL NECKWEAR" 20 PER CENT" OFF, , 1 Prepare for rour. California trip Z. C. M. I. Baggage Sale, from all of our Trunk And Monday tnorningi.--Choos; Bag at-discount of 20. PER CENT. . HARTMANN TRUNKS EXCEPTED g HANDBAG SIECUIi A n especially jaunty the oeciai Rag, eJEpliitia4r,Fi.t ' - -... of - - - - a- e a V prices $1.75 and $2.75 . the nxmnvd mie still" CONTINUES. , . . a yard, special 35c a jard, special 40c a yard, special 20c' . v, .1), ... ,22c 32c , nainsooks - APRONS KTOOI Frr PRrfli A.VY MOMENT.' ORDER NOW. MfFTOR CXX, 6AIjT LAKE HTORK, 1 1 I E. FTR.ST SO. .1 for. .56 .61 I .71 for.1 94 for.. for, .1.1 for. .ILtl for. . 1A0 for. 21.11 for. .2.26 ? DRAWERS for..I5o He DRAWERS , for.. 16e 25o DRAWERS for, .20 66o DRAWERS for,.12o 76o DRAWERS for.. 66o , 2.60 VALCBS 13.06 VALUES 10.56 VALUES - Muslin Night Gowns Lace and Embroid values up to '$2.00, special sale price 1.28; VALUES VALUES 1.76 VALUES 1.66 VALUES (2.60 VALUES 11.06 VALUES (t.10 VALUES (4.06 VALUES 44.50 VALUES 5.00 VALUES 6.66 VALUES 66.09 VALUES 17.00 VALUES VALUES 6.00 VALUES (146 Corset Cover and Skirt combined; also nonet cover and drawer: 125 VAUTES for I .64 81.66 VALUES for tl.lt 61.76 VALUES 'for 141 J2.00 VALUES for 1.66 26o -- Chemise . Combinations 1 Children's Drawers . anL 1.25 ery Trimmed, for ,or for 1.S 11.26 for for for. .64 1.12 11 for (1.16 for 6146 fof 2.25 for (2.63 for 3.66 for 346, tor $8.76 tor 6.06 for 14.11 for 4.6 for $646 for 66.63 "T.0 T $ MISSES' - - raiNCKWS Rl.IPS. 75o "VALUES for (t 75o i.eo Values for I 7.71 Ladies Muslin Drawers A SPECIAL LINE med,-- - regular sale price $1.00 Trim- - Embroidery values,: special , NA K twV a yard, special. . .T.lSc .20c :24c S5 a yard, special. ,28c 40c a yard, special.. .22c. 60e a yard, special.. .40c 00c a yard, special.. 4ic J0C LONG 5e 35c 3c 40c 75c , piece, I sped) piece, special piece, special a yard, a yard, special. a yard, special. 11x96, special WAISTINGS 24e r30cJ al3rd, special 40c a yard, special.: ,32c 450 a yard, spetom tvf 60e 40c special. 4 60c a yard, special 8c. 65c a yard, special,' 52c 75c a ,80c 1.25 a ya rd, spec1at;T; f i.OO- -, PILIiOW TI DING 42 tn. Homespun, special 27c 45 in. Homespun, special 29c '42 in. Anchor, special 45 In. Anchor, special-.- . 40e -MIKETING BLEACHED. Standard, special,. 28c . , Standard, special.. 40c ..... 12.20 $2.40-- a - 3-- 10-- 4. 6-- 4, Standard, 'speftE Standard, Sliecial 47 He Standard, special.. S4o . 4, 42 $2.60-- a 2.80 0x91. Standard.-specia- l In, Extra Heavy Extra Heavy. 1 1 62 46c ', . , fSc 47 46c special Extra Heavy, special 60c Kx'lra hen VC. special .67 .1 46 e. Heavy, special 66c HEMMED SHEETS ZHNMEIN. 4x60, special 72'x90, Special 81x30, special rr1- - ...... 11. 66c ,..1-0- ... 1.13 special ......... 2.00 2.16 . Commences Monday Morning ; ........ 90x99. special 90x108, special 'n and thousands of yards of Edgings, all npw fresh y effects of the finest Swiss, Cambric and Long Cloth the . , J.. attractive. - - -- prices Thousamh 2.2 FILIKJW CASIS HEMMED. "42x36. WeM Wind, ' .17249 special 22C 42x24, 42x36, American Beauty, ...40e special 46x36, Zlcomefn. special 27c. - America nEcn u ty, 4 5x ..4Jc special . ' priCC - j . - HEMSTITCHED. - , 42x36,, American, Beauty. 45o special .Rrsuty. T 50c sperlal r. . . , 45x3SH. Amerlao EesutJ'. . 64a special 60x38 6, American Beauty, ..58c special - ALL BED SPRK2PS S PER . CENT Ol T ' TUB SIIJC'l 1.2J YARD. teres, attractive Nice, suitable for ladles' waists, Mea'e i Children's Dresser and . Shirts, at (1.25. - I ! 4 I 4 I special sale price ' and 27 in. Flouncing, Embroidery arff Corset.., Cover Embroidery, values t6 $1.00 a, yard, special sale pHice '. 17 Swiss, Nainsook, Cambric and Long Cloth, Embroidery, Edgings, Beading, Beading 'Gallons, Seaming, etc. Valuer to 25c a yard, special sale price . , -- IV .' Swiss, Nainsook, Cambric and Long doth Embroid-era Edgings, Beadings," Gallons'. Values to y, ' it - if I I anT27'In. Embroidery Houneings and l7-i- n. Corset Cover Embroideries. .Values to 70c a yard, special ' 4 17 60c . special 5(Tx3H. American Beauty,, . . in. Embroidery FlouncicgS'and IX in. Corset Corn er Embroideries. Values to 50c a yard, special sale American Beauty, 46 x 3 8 46 stock-Daint- 17 Jr AND CAM- AI L MUSLIN BUR'S. KPFUULLV PRICED IN THIS hUiK 46o ,52 6c v Heavy, siwclal Extra heavy. Extra , SHEETS American Beauty. 1.10 81x90. special 1.96 81x90, special 1.96 90x90. special S' .... -- 2ic " ,,.,.,(1.56 61.68 0x101, special "HEMSTITCHED ...Jic 148 BEAUTT. OlxtorstwelffT... .... 7-- 4, .' 60c L66 ,70c - AMERICAN special PIQUES 2 80 36c a yard, special 40c a yard, special. .... ,33c ,40c-- 60c a yard, special. 60c a yard, special,. ,, 4 80 . '. .. 72x20, special 60c 80c . ...... FEOPLI-r- ' special .V.'. 21c ..... 125 ll.lt i yard, .,r - a piece, apecial 12.00 a piece, spec l - 8-- 4. CLtmi. a yard, speHsrtHa yard, special a piece, special ELM DALE 72x86, apecial I )x96, special VOILES.' 4, ' WTHITF, 1.00, 4 special - 1.31 1.60 1.26 2.11 SUPS A SPECIAL LINE - 3-- 4, Expected to Incrlease- . . . t OFP. . The 'regular value " ar 65c, 86c, 1.56. 75c J 4. (jj C A .4 PER CENT 0 - " MERCERIZED BATItTK a yard, 46 in. wide, special . 1.. ......24c la. wide. 5c a yard, 2tC e 04 ease a special 46c a yard, 4 In. wtde, I2C special 25c a yard, 4 In. wide, 610 special 1.16 a yard, 45 in. wide, petal i'.tte 1.26 a yard, 45 In. wide. 1.06 special 1HTR DRUG STORE- - IS AT ' 112- - CHEVROLETFour-Ninet3- r for, 7 for. . OFF. 30c yard,-special- '25c a yard, special. 30c a yard, special.. r . Drawer ,71 Drawer Drawer Drawer Drawer Drawer Drawer Drawer 2.60' Drawer 3.66 Drawers Z'.BO Beautiful h and --embroiderad Gowns and Chemlee .68 . Chemise for.. .61 11.66 Chemlee for,, 6 .76 11.26 Chemlee for,, .04 11.80 Chemlee for.. 1.1 1.76 Chemlee for.. 1.11 2.00 Chemlee for.. 1.16 62.26 Chemlee for,. 1.68 62.60 Chemlee for,,l.i8 3.76 Chemlee for.. 2. 66 . ' " ...14c ' , 20c a yard, special 5S.a yard, special 30c -Special Baggage All Trunks and Bags 20 Off r. at.. .26 Monday morning impelling White Goods reductions will be in evidence. At these prices it will pay you to buy ' supply of these Staple Goods for future use. ...... - for.. d Z. CvM. I, White Sale Begins Monday ina INDIA LINON c yard! apectal . . 10c 15c "yard,' apeclal r. 1 2 Hc 20c .lard, apecial ., 16o 25o yard, peoial .."tOO FTAXON , 20c yard, special ltc 34c 30c yard, special 1 tto 36c yard, special 32c. .'40c yard, special 60c yard, special'.'.'.'..: 40c 44c 55e yard,, speplar PERSIAN LAWN 30 in.' wide,' 40c yd. special 32c 45. In. wide, 60c yd. special 40c 45 In. wide, 60c yd. special 42c SHIRTS for. SHIRTS or SHIRTS for fl-l- for. . I ,11 ONE-FXJCRT- H OCR ENTIRE LINE OF INFANTS' WINTER BONNETS NOW HALF PRICE 12 I1.S5 t hand-embroidere- .25 Drawer .SI Drawers . .46 ,56 .76 year;- the entire line all go In this sale at -- for..)Ltl LINE Lace and Embroid-er- y Trimmed, vaJijes up to $1.25, special sale price .I8 AND SKIRTS. CHILDREN'S for.. .21 DKEXBKS AND SKIRTS Age from I month (o 6 for4 for.. . a V" .Table after table piled high with spotlessly white garments in the newest and most desirable, styles from the plain! e and French lingerie. ? practical garments to the most exquisite and elaborate Ladies' Skirts Ladies' Drawers Ladies Chemise Corset Covers Night Gowns Envelope . Shirts that are famous for thelrworkmanstaip "and dependability offered now at the following reduced price: no mis- representation, ' no marking up, no fictitious values. . seau. - Mens Shop genuine - f positively your trous complete In Z. CM. I; 4 ey regular Shirt Sale 12.50 3.00 3.50 ' "This is the opportunity fof which you have been waiting to replenish .your supply of Mlis-Ji- n Underwear orto Manhattan Shirt and Silk ... . - . A SPECIAL SHIRTS for iy THREE WEEKS. With January comqj .lagvippa. Xtn- geritig colds seem to nettle la Aba svw. tom, causing- one to ache all over, feel feverish and chilly, tired. heavy and drooping, Air a Lizzie Tylea, Hend-r-no- n, My daughter had Ky.. writes: lagrippe for three weeks, 1 had the doctor and bought medicine and wne of tt did any good. I gave her Foley Honey and Tar and now ah la all right. I have told all my friend about It. I print on the germ in F Honey and Tar. Boh r mm-- J oh risen Drug Co. Advertiasme&t. Less than Ladies 'Muslin Night Gowns Ladies 1.75 m nil) Tire CRIP ' r 12.00 SHIRTS for" e d . wnh J, .L Cbenaalt. parole officer of obirxdiy, for the state prison at Canhn city. It ia sAid that .Trtwrter'.yaa iwrv-n- g a three-yea- r mmlen.-for breaking Into a drug .store at La Junta, Colo uml that while, he was under he Mwept-to Wyoming, where heparole worked as a braketnan for the I'tqh Construe-tocompany, and later to where he served e pantryman fgdon, In the dimngripim at the union station. he came to Kail lska Mime, he left Colorado he has beoie known tt la utd. a J. Hawlev. i I'arole Officer Wssnef of wh.l liud charge of Trainer, Colorado, ditd last .Saturday, two laji.Jifore the arrest was made In Sait Lak. t i t . 1&1S lli Nibley began his remarks a from Fort Douglas sounded and immediately after the toastmasters opening speech the orchestra played Tenting Tonight on the Old Camp Ground." while W. W. Ray, United States attorney proposed a toast to the boys now on the bat-- . tie line. At another stage of the proceedings the light were turned off and a search light was played upon a big American flag which partly concealed the orchestra loft . The throng arose and sang the "Star Spangled . Banner." While the banquet itself was not spread until the audience had sung "America. During the meal an orchestra played popular and patriotic a Ira interspersed rlrh selections by the Rob Roy male jar- - devil. As Mr. bugler taps, 12 cut-do- wn 1 The Hrt awaual dlnaer of Xho Commercial club since Utah entered th prohibition column,' was acrrcd' at the elub rooma In thia city last pight. While, as suited' by President Fred C. Richmond, there were some things omitted from the menu that prevailed In other years, the affair was 'one JANUARY i.-- run-dow- Patriotic NEWS SATURDAY auc.u-e.l-e- "i MOST ENJOYABLE ; U 12c yard, special sale-pric- .. . e .....i . ...iT..'. .r..v. ALL Other Embroideries Than The Above Items, In this , Special Sale at. ;i .. . . ...... 5 Zj O " .0 v jFl 9 lS AT (,TR DRIlUfTORK 113-1aOiTtl MAIM bl Tv t. nf :1 |
