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Show JULY 11 1919 DESERET EVENING NEWS FRIDAY fro ok shown in the - sketch be regarded as a forerunner of one of the styles that promises to be "very much featured during next fall and winter. This dress has skirt of navy satin and long redingot of On of th moat benotlfSl weddings whits Revers, embroidered) batiste. of the week wss that of Mtsa Louise The Old Gardener . vest and deep pointed cuffs are plain Says: took lost which Cutler, pl&cs May whits, and a little pointed vest and evening. when ah became the brld Dont attempt to grow celery if deep of Daniel Jamea O'Loughlln. The ceregirdle of ulln complete the mony waa performed by Brig. Gen. you have very light soQ and cannot eostuma. If preferred the redlngot Richard W. Young at the home of the " he made of printed Osorgstts or may PPly water freely. Celery Is street. A large bride's jierenta on silk voile, but th combination of a One followed for and relatives extremely thirsty vegetable. reoeptlon I cotton fa'brlo one of silk is mors frlenda of the couple. In th living good way to grow ft 1s to set the unusual and 'and - midsummer this for to room fragrant garden roaea were used shallow a trench very plant gown will be serviceable and deoided-l- y bridal a atood beneath filled can and th water which be with party emart. The design may be ueed lo from the hose: WheneetUng out canopy of garden flowers- Interspersed over a last season frock of satin with trailing sines and feathery, ferns late celery the ground ahould be make Mm H. S. Erickson, matron of hon-er- a. thoroughly saturated two or three-inche- or taffeta, and the. redlngot of printmay also wore a gown of aprioot t&ffeu where the plants are ed or embroidered material trook be reclaimed from a half-wor- n and Georgette crepe and carried a to go. deep It is often a good plan to of last seasons vintage. bouquet of red sweet peas, tied with off the top of each leaf and trim chemise type While the atraight-lln- e tulle in the same shade. Miss Sarah per hep a third of -th root growth. of frock will undoubtedly continue to Harris waa gowned In pink taffeta and The will uscelery transplanted carried an armful of sweet peas. Little ually recover from its temporary be shown next season, the indjcsjton Miss Susie Hammersley. ring bearer, row are that It will not be the leader. speedily if this plan is The wore pink and carried the ring. Usd to setback tedlngote frock Is very much fafollowed. a handle of basket the of pink sweet vored In early designs, and tunic and peas. Evelyn Weyher was flower girt Eton models are also brought and her drees wss a dainty creation of mond ere occupying the Raddats home out In attractive array. being One redin gota pink allk with pink satin ribbon in Haxton place during- the absence of model shown for fall is of blue crepe streamera She carried a basket of Mm E. J. Raddats and finely daughters in meteor, and the long coat is pink sweet peaa H. S. Erickson was California. on each side, giving a pretty pleated best man. flare. Back and front sections are i Assisting the bridal party in receivflat and plain, and a long Test of rich Commissioner were Neslen Mr. and ing Mr. John C. Cutler, brocade gives a, color touch to the Mr. and Mra John C. Cutler. Jr, and frock. The gkirt of this drees is plain 'Tells' Kiwanis Club Mr. and Mra H. 8. Erickson. narrow. The dining room was prettily decoToo Much Water Used andA quite novel silhouette in the new fall rated in garden flowers, and a basket frocks is brought about fey having the of deep yellow marigolds formed the The appalling waste Of water by Salt beck of the bodice elongated to form centerpiece ror th table. - Presiding over the table were Mra Charles s, Lake resident was brought forcibly a panel six or seven Inches below the Mra Ernest Lambonrne, and to the attention of members' of th normal waist line, the skirt being Mrs. C. W. Gates. Th gussts wers pleated or gathered on to this. The received at the door by Miss Emma Kiwanis club Thursday by City Com- straight chemise line Is adhered to tn C. missioner Clarence in Neslen, Johnson and Miss Ines Lew la front section of this frock. Anof the water department, who the The couple will spend their honey- charge other novelty Is the dress, which has moon at Bear lake and on their re- was the principal speaker at the clubs back of the skirt cut longer than the luncheon in the New house ho- front and turn wlU be at home in their new res- weekly gathered In so that there tel. idence on Fourteenth East street. down either eld. flare is a slight Figures-compilby water experts Much oo Wired embroidery and, colof th country show that th average ored braiding are noted In the trimMiss Merl McMillan and Harry Ar- use of water gallons capita is thur Jonee were married yesterday at a day. Salt per Lakers use ISO gallons mings of serge and other wool fabric - noon at the Hotel Utah. The ceremony of water per capita a day, according dresses for falL was performed by Prof. Levi Edgar to official figures, Mr. Neelen said. J. W. Wheeler, from California, Young and Was followed by a delight' He asserted that he learned last week' that has ful luncheon at which 100 guests weree that although Los Angeles is four representing a company entertained. times as Urge as Salt Lake the people leased 360 acre of state land In two s on there use only half th amount of separate sections In Jnab county told which It Intends to drill for oil, The wedding of water Salt Taker and John Walter McPherson took After pointing out some of the com- the stateland board that hie company place last evening at the home of the mon water wasting practices preva- will start operations on the state land Mr. brides parents, and Mrs, John lent in this city, Mr. Neslen said within 10 days. The land was leased Frank Lever, on south Third West would have to be curbed becausethey of under agreement that th oil company street. The Rev. P. A. Simpkin per- the present water situation, which, should pay the state a minimum of formed the ceremony. The couple while threatening. Is not necessarily 60 cents an acre, plus 4 per cent of will make their home In this city. serious. The cause for the lack of the gross revenue for the first five r water this summer, he said, comes years, 8 per cent for 10 years and 10 An Informal dancing party will be from the lack of heavy packing snows per cent for five years, during the life given this evening by Miss lone Helner lo the mountains. of the lease. her and brother, Glen Helner, at the After his for all to aid In home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. stopping the appeal waste of water in this Moroni Helner, on Fifth East street city Mr. Neslen outlined the -- citys water altuadon as it appeals to him. In honor of the eighth birthday new Stop waste, he urged, of her little daughter, Peg- water rights and develop acquire new water gy, Mrs. Frederick Upton Leonard will sheds. entertain many liule friends at Liberty He advocated the use of water metpark on Monday afternoon from 5:30 ers as a means of- stopping wseta p.m. till 8. t THE 1 Remember STORE CLOSES at 6 .m. Saturdays r. s is SATURDAY I Waist Big Surprise it Get An Extra - Lam-bourn- You Buy the First Waist for $1.25 - 1 - the Extra Waist ed Rcdtngote Frock. Service Record Broken. Furniture Shipped at Less Than Freight i The Salt Lake alumni chapter of the Order of the Gleam will meet Saturday at S p.m. at the home of Mrs. J, M. Carlson, 570 Seventh East street. AH members are invited to attend. - - The stats land board has refused th request of property owner tinder th Prloe river irrigation project tor a cash loan of ) 5,000. Carl R. Jlar-cuee- n, John Y. Smith. Chris Jeoaea and Dr. H. B. Goetxman, representing landholders under the old Mammoth dam that went out some years ago, presented a plan to the member of the land board whereby a oompasy Is to be formed to buy from the state the hrl ration' system which was bought under kheriffs saJ for JM.OOO by th state Th land board agreed to sell the property for the amount the state bee Involved and to take a mortgage for the even amount, but could not see Its way clear to make hrr extra loan or$5,000 and increase the mortgage to $95,000. . , j Mr. and Mrs. Eugene B. Palmer will lekve tomorrow for New York. Mr. Palmer will return- in two weeks and Mrs. Palmer will remain for some time to visit with relatives and frlenda - Mrs. Charles W. Watson, formerly Miss Bonnie- Miller, recently arrived In Salt Lake from Little Rock, Ark., with her children, Billy and Betty, and Is her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lee - --visiting Chart Miller; see Ernest MoGarry'left Mr. and Mra Wednesday for California, where they will spend three months at Long Beach. - - Mrs. Mary Harbach and son Rates State Land Board Rehues To Make Loan Ray- - u"e tn our through cars. in-et- de Btsi mtuiUlNb FOR WOMEN What Lydia E.Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Did . For Ohio Woman. I suCered from irregularities, pains in my side and was so weak at tunes I could hardly gat around to oo my work, and as I baa four in my family and three boarders it made it very hard for ms. Lyaia E. Pinkhams Vege--' Portsmouth, Ohio. table Comoound was recommended to me, 1 took It and it has restored my health. It is certainly the best medicine for woman's ailments I ever saw." Mrs. Sara Shaw, IL No. 1, Portsmouth, Ohio, -Mrs. Shaw proved the merit of this medicine end wrote thia letter in order 'that other suffering women may find relief as she did Women who are Suffering ss she wss ''should not drag along from day to day without giving thia famous root and Vege- kerb remedy, Lydia table Compound, 5 trial. For special advice in reeard to such ailments write to Lydia Fv. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass The . result ofl.ilafyJLtyy-arexperience ij at jour service. , a ! -- Drown Keyjer Fireproof Storage Company IIS West Second South Street Salt Lake City, Utah. Waa 0723 and Waa 5732. Ha, ha! erief Farmer Browna ,T thought as much. With a long switch he struck Mr. Blacksnake iust as the latter "pit his head in that doorway resolved to get those eggs this time. But when he felt that switch and heard the voice of Farmer Browns Boy Mr. Second Week THE SENSATION Direct From Harris Theatre, New York, Prices. 50c to $2.50 and $3.00 L. 64c to 53.UQ, plus tax SEAT SALK JULY IS Mail Orders Now ('CoryflgbTrrtS. T a by TV W.' BurgesaT -- DRAMATIC And Original Cast a EMPRESS tl Mg -- Its - TWO ENVELOPE CHEMISES FOR. SIX ENVELOPE CHEMISES FOR. Cl Aft QO.W CUSTOMER NoC.OD.s. No Exchanges. 7 GREAT JULY CLEARANCE OF J TIic Avalanche Gertmle Athertons great novel on the screen FLAGG COMEDY ' Tq COATS and CAPES In Her New and Best Artcraft Picture to Date , THE CON IN ECONOMY COMING FIRST DAY The FOUR ENVELOPE CHEMISES FOR LIMIT SIX TO A $1.50 $4.50 None Delivered. nr t TOMORROW JAMES MONTGOMERY , All GirlsXlothiand Silk Considerably Cooler Inside." TODAY Ill Fresh, crisp, new this seasons latest models, cut full noth-in- jr skimpy about them. Exquisitely fashioned of fine sheer muslin,-trimme- d with dainty laces and embroideries. Garments that will make welcome additions to miladys summer wardrobe. While they last, you may buy r A-xvs.- Extra Envelope Chemise for 25c $1 .25, The The Good Bad Woman FIVE OTHER BIG ACTS Pictorial Weekly Three shows daUy: 2:43, 7:20 0:15. Mat. prices, 10c. 15c. 25c. Mght prices. 15c, 25c, 25c. OFWEEK PRIZMA PICTUREScion tine Sensation. . ,. Price V2 S- . ' S . None reserved; choose any cloth or silk coat in stock and deduct 50 per cent from the regular price. Sizes up to 14 .. years. . . GIRLS 'MIDDY Big Productions! Cl Big Stars! skirts In white Big Stories! Stepping Out?"Friend Husband hit the divorce court via th See tnvflf ax tr Tangled Threads OUTING CHESTER 99 Piking After Pharr." An uneaocllcd muelcat program by the American Theatres OIHe Smith. Conductor. CYirxvrt Grand SIxteen-Kw-- c - . v S, II. It IHlnmg at tlho Organ. -- THE COOLEST SPOT IN TOWN. BEK 25 Off 95 ( - Adapted for screen from IL B. Harvey's Story. ARBUCKLE COMEDY Fatty deans Ia . to 12 years. galateas ; splendid quality. ALL MISSES AND WOMENS SWEATERS Including Slipon and Coat Styles. GINGHAM ONE LOT GIRLS GINGHAM ONE LOT GIRLS V to alucs DRESSES , 9s DRESSES Values to fl c $ 4.50 , . .!,, 6 to 12 years. OfSizes 2 to arrears. All the wanted Sizes ranging from a most interfrom selection colors, patterns and styles that are fering . . variety. esting ' pow in highest favor. MISSES LAWN, VOILE AND GING- GINGHAM GIRLS LOT ONE IIAMJJRESSESL2 5 DRESSES-Val- ues to 3 AH the seasons most popular styles $6.00 of and patterns. Sizes 15, 16 and . 17 All the latest juvenile fashions 14- 6 to Sizes .colorsAll years. the hour, Q Hobohemda! In C4 Ofl Sizes 6 -- BESSIE BARRISCALE Black- - snake changed bla mind. Me jslipD'y hold on that tree and t let go hlaThe Instant he touched. the dropped..h 81101 for wa' the - safety of the - Old Stonewall, Farmer Brown's Bov after him." Farmer Brown's Boy didn't Intend to kill Mr Blacksnkev btit he did Want to give him such ? fright that he! wouldnt visit th Old Orchard again In a hurry and in' this he quits suet 1 . , reeded J Buy tKe First Envelope Chemise for w Boy. Boy. ENVELOPE Illingfon ' Wilton Lackaye Katherine Kaelred ' BOBBER. the tree a little above the doorway of Skimmer's home. There partly coiled around a branch, with head swaying to and fro, eyes glittering and forked tongue darting out and in a be tried to look down Into Skimmer nest, was Mr. Blacksnake. It seemed to Johnny as if all in a minute every bird in the Old Orchard had arrived on the scene. Such a shrieking and screaming as there Poor Skimmer and his little was! wife were-frant- ic. They did thetr utmost to distract Mr. Blaeksnakes attention, darting almost into hie very face and then away again before be could strike. But Mr. Blacksnake knew they were powerless to hurt him and he knew that there were eggs In that nest. Beyond hissing angrily he paid no attention to Skimmer or his friends, but continued to creep nearer the entrance to that nest. At last he reached a position where be could put his head in the doorway. Skimmer and Mrs. Skimmer each gave a little , cry of hopelessness and despair but no sooner had his head disappeared in the hols in the old apple tree than Scrapper the' Kingbird struck him savagely. Instantly Mr. Blacksnake withdrew his head hissing fiercely. He struck savagely at the birds nearest him. Several times the same thing happened. All .the time all the birds were screaming as only excited feathered folks can. Johnny Chuck was quits ss excited as his feathered friends and so Intent watching the hated black robber that he had eye for nothing else. Suddenly he heard a step Just behind him. He turned his head and then frantically dived ,owir into his hole. He , hgd lookwj right into the eye of Theatre . SHIMMIE DANCERS A BLACK the Tree Swallow, who SKIMMER la his doorway Chock. suddenly above Johnny stopped gossiping with Johnny. He for a to and had happened glance np moment he eat motionless with horror. Then with a shriek he darted into the atr. At the sound of that shriek Mra Skimmer, who all the time had been sitting on her eggs the tree, darted out also shrieking. imagine what Johnny Chuck couldnt Then a slight could rustling drew his ryes to a crotch in Get An EXTR A $1,25 Margaret - eastern points-.- - Call or telephone us before ' 4 making any shipments. NOW FLAYING . SATURDAY H. H. Ham 'Presents The Fasnoos AH Star Cast cars now for Oregon, Washington, Cali- fmia, Denver, Chicago, and all - Phone ' NIGHTS AND MATINEE Starting Thors. July 17 3 We are making up HI. A. . persons applied tor Information or assistance at the local home service office making It the record breaking day for the year for that department One caller came to return a loan already made by the department, two oases of financial difficulty wore straightened out by the board and one disabled soldier needed medical attention. Thirty-fiv- e ar for 25c Hundreds ofthe brightest,, newest style thoughts are expressed in thse fine sheer voile waists stripes, plaids, plain colored and plain white magnificently embellished in exquisite laces and smart embroidered designs. Immense variety. Every size. Saturday only you may buy the first waist at $1.25 the extra waist for 25 or six for $3.7J. . Limit six to a customer. None delivered. No. C 0. D.s. No exchanges, 8-- - V -- -- N .v i JT - 1 Shop hi She Mornings Vo Cooler Shop Early. . 95 - Gif j |