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Show V t I gr I ,1 DESERET . a 11 I' alituiwildekail TONIGHT. PANTAGE el by "Ohl. )4114" tarok AtTorn Inatnro. Painashans la "The Lod 1 limaell Vintages a W be , : trrilltnir"Itiontana Firth's Wild We 1 ' I 1 Ahem" aim Fart Williams n "The Hornet's Nest." Week COMING LIKE ulna June 3 Mailmen( Lawrence I SATir 1 and T OW, ; ' . , ' , ' I Co v, anety-sa-t -- V 40 64464444. ,,P11, Atrobata and eong and dance acts "feature the current bill at the Casino theatre. Toottle Rockies and Chariot Ariey do a etriee.of exceptional stunts on rings and trapeze. the woman Showing amazing strength and the man causing Innumerable thrills by haa4 balancing on a high swing. Bird and Kema have a "rube" chatter and song and dance offering. including imitationa of barnyard 'fowls; and Jack Russell anti Belie Titus, with a drug atom soda fountain as a back ground for a flirtation, rattle off some clever Jokes. Peggy Vincent finds a working partner in ,,a man from the audience with whom she exchanges repartee: knd Eight Black Dotal, a company of colored people, offer a typical negro song and dance act. The feature photoplay "The Mother of Hie Children" starring Gladys Brockwell Is the "eternal triangle" story of two women and a man. A death has to intervene to permit al happy ending to the play. Off or 50 Illoirelar TEA A rEohlt. Charles mount-Empre- . ' ' ' I : I IttleG JACKET. - Griffith's . 0Outorio SoCid), Honors Memory of Late Conductor i t The Salt Lake Oratorio society. at yesterday atternootts- meeting, paid a tribute to the late Alfred H. Peabwinody. its conductor, who died last ter during the influenza epidemic. Ex- presaions of esteem and n deep regard f the asonedieatths-sibtsedy werehre!arsalc'ffertelit - e - t' 1 - 1 ' ' . - I, 1 I - - ' V. I tah ered at the grave of the deceased In Kt. Olivet .cemetery. sang several of his favorite songs. and laid on the grave-large wreath Of laurel. of The all soclety, completed rebearsals. the choruses of the oratorio of - The afterthis Creation," and rebelirsals will be devoted to giving finish end polish to the work.- Salt Lake Woman" Dies Ai Ogden Hospital I serial. 111145 Mr Cots Layne Barnhart. wife of J. H. Barnhart. died at the De mem1111 at Utah. orial hoopital... Ogden. p.m. tunday froth atomach trouble. Tha funeral will be hold by tho Inman chapter 0, E. P. WrinotidaY,I Jon 2, at 2.31 p m.. in temnie, Ogden. Utah. btra Barnhart' has Seen a realfient of Salt !or the past eight yeara , . MO: ends. 01- ---- OFF. Off At (Me Mat: ar ,Itocular prices up to $4.50.' aoItv tialahod tiara iri,1a. with arattv naA hemetttehed - .....Alc .....r.mmmo , ........., . v 4I ,All Silk: :.... - . , t .' . .20..9......Va(),ff will g , t This includes Our complete stork of crepe do chino and wash satin, in gowns, camisoles, envelope chemises, bloomers:pejo'- bridal trousseau sets.... in flesh and white. garments Floor. - t 10. ' .. . . ; ' . .4 . : ' " ' 1 - e', N ( el., '"17. . ' NN ' ' 4 , lit rt - ' In different patterns. 110.100 Each. Damask Cloths. All pure linen: size 10x0. Snowy white: choke deslitne. Dassask Clotho. 1112.30 Tao& Rise Pure white; an lInen, hi , different potterns. Damask Cloths. 1116.15 Elise 211 yards. All pure lines; anew ,, differen4,adesigns. 10 nehed All pur lirttia. Trish make., Pure white. I nattractive pat., terns. N TOO, Ibines..,04.25 Yard welltht half bleached: 10 inches Rosty arida fyi pretty,. Patterns. Odd frIre !iron ritialittro: prow whit Piro 22122. Per dosed, SOS $112.160 sad N ,.m.mftos44 1. Ailtreetissi Pattern Cloths. MS Each. All pure linen; else Chat. Ti 46 . fp ' Deplores. I ' ,,, . triobasd Sestet' N' 7-1. 4 - I;' , iA ,.., ' , t s . Jiff ,, , l, "1 . I tit 'k. - , . "A -- ' -, -- - t- , - - 41 , 4 , . . ; .111V, l' r , 4 ,0 i ...,...,.., - i . i . ' I . . . x - - . 4,,' I,A ,.., ) O. I , ,, $1,95 oo 411,6 ,..11. r c... Atom . .. j , , N . XSPECIAL X Muslin Gowns, Envelpe mises and Petticoats at , This le a specially selected group of muse lin undergarments, priced very much below regular, as a $ale of White leader. , There are many different stylesgood material' and dainty trimmings of laces and embroideries. In flesh or white batiste: elastio waist and knea 1 Plain. or with hemstitch ki. ... 11..: Bed Spreads 20 , ,, pricee quoted ; , balm" ..; , .." . ; - ,. ,. - - - ...... -- -- 1 ... Printed ott heavy quality sheetingPink, blue or yellow; hemmed. ..; .$4.15 Rise Stall. Each. Walloped edges. with bolster to match. 114.50 . Pis Slitt Pet. 'Extra large size. scalloped and cut corners; blue only; bolster to match In crinkled dim. ...1110.00 Size attrad. Pet. - I, --- '- - ' . - , ,, ' ,.1,, - ' ' - - ' - - - ' wit 4; - . -- - ' --'-' ,!li'll ,' 1,,T ;,, Colored Bed Spreads IV jt r,?., ,w i 1r 1..t,r , ' - ,A It), ,,, ; ;;;101.01 She ilOxilt Each. telt& E141. .,...--' , - ' 1,,,, ) ' Ilfc) Crinkled Dimity Bed SpreadsI . ,. N. I , - ' OF FREGULAR PRICES (111tegillor -,- . II . ri I ..iciyegi , l I '' Honeycomb Bed Spreads, Ea: $6.95 , Meal)0P001 and with cut corners. ...... ....1P3.73 Hemmed, large size Fancy Momie Spread, Each $4.50. '. - . - Flue Instill. with colored stripes, in pink or ' blue; hemmed. - ilt- - tis , - a - ' - -- - - ' : (6 1 i t I . ' . , way to attend the American legion 19;71;tateall. ataaoprthplyteo cAomomett!itiitton A FALL LI 1 convention at Ogden. IJASES . sionarita. ministers, teach.preachers, . Speaks ea Bonus BillThe Rev. era. or America tt schools. in Waterloo Clem Davie preached l Practically 26.000 service flags are Methodist church last evening. on the To II COONIZE WialCgiAmnesty Gran-telto due to hang in Utah home windows to- 1'Moral Necessity of European War," In which he. denounced Congressmen day, it being one of the three days in and Political Prisoners , who opposed the soldiers' , the year when 4:off1cia1ly, according to bonusothers a, bill. from page one.). IContioued Service Star legion members. the flags PRAGUE. Slay K.President hom Bag Claes InitlatedPrice saw con- ernor de la Huerta as can be displayed. The two other days siderable of as G. Moaaryk today granted emneety of Elkdom Saturday evening, Mexico until it shall be president savoured that to ail politomi offenders with the are the Fourth of July and Armitdice when 120 candidates were initiated by his convicted gpf either election ii approved by the'llexl- exception ofor those murder. Gold star flags are displayed a degree team composed of members ean day. espionage his and that administrapeople first and beneath them the Ordinary of lodges over the state. Although tion Is posoessed of stability to endure service flag. initiated at Price, the new member, of and of the to comply with Perraits to Move Whisky The legion will hold ltd final meet- - the order will be under the jurisdiction the rules ofdieposition internal comity and the of the season June It. at :SO p.m. of the Provo lodge. until a. regular obligations Prove to be Forgeries of treaties. then .postponing further sessions until lodge Is established at Price. should let veryono who "(b)We September. The meeting will be In to exerchoe assumes authority in any Return From Zion Canyon-c-Davi- d YORK. May StMore than the nature of a affair; Keith. of Mexico know in the most 06KEW from to remove liquor Mr. and Mrs. Paul Keeper. Ven permits we that way shall Ipart vigil. bondmi warehoustes in Now York and Siegel and Mrs. Harold B. Lamb have e fortunes of hs to the watch thew. forger-lefound been With have anti), vicinity Boy Charged returned from Zion cs.nyort. where American who cannot get away. and which nettod $10,000.000 profit is enthusiastic went car, they to the by private two Boxes rho month.. last according hold thoao responsible for their Mew Rifling Mail in their praise of tee now noted na- shall York world today. CA)nditions and Ionian to- 6 definite &leo 'visited sufferings tn this city, the newspaper tional The resort. existing party can bo and That be' will messenreckoning. pply to other communitios Edgar Nixon, Bryce's Amphitheatre which deeply bat made plain beyond the possibilitY dociarea throughout the country. ger boy residing it 61$ south Fourth impressed them with its great varieties of a minunderstanding. (President ' Wilsonli address to Congrens on MeZ Fire Makes 1000 Homeless. East, WaJI arrested thie morettig on a of coloring, of mail 'boasu the W. Davie at Wan conditions. Aug. 27. 1112). Plner--cDonets of rifling charge Big Slacauld Repeat Evarto Dictum various apartment houses. It is al- the Wilson hotel bits corn from Big T. 30111W.W. By Se? 2.On. bait now to the Mexicans Piney' oil fields in Wyoming to attend .."(e)---RepB. of the residents of f3- t- Quoisti leged that he sectirea Lcheek for 823 memorial 111711: Isere. in said lie services Everts what predicts a population of approximately from a letter stolen at the Smith havingwere -" a in of the best will be re. first the fields The government duty homeless the ga Big Piney , tonight it apartment and cashedDetectives the Country In a short time and states to protect life and property. Thu la is loge, m:ill of forest fire whieh owpt He was arrested by This now the are Paturtiar. The fields in Obligation. a to the roads the that ?Mtge threUgh paramount Seeger. early-agEddington and 13,H. le etiolated lit. good condition. Mr. Devii I. vice pres- duty thaw government of this United property . ident of the Puget Sound Oil company. Kt&to sa determinod to perform to twess l7S,000 and $LOOL4440, 1 and director of the Croesue Oil com- the extent of its power toward its 1 is not solicttiIt border. sena on LE--"althe DR. PERRY fields. JOSEPH in the Big Piney pany ono: St never boo, been. about Um h , methods err ,ways la which that proPrepare for GREEN, D. Lake. one of the chalrmen in charge tection Omit be accompliabod whethof 1810 Firth East street left Saturday of the Salt take state Sunday Reboot er by formai trosty ottpulation or by to visit relatives and friends in Pitt June festival. state that a very thor- informal coevention; 'bother, by the teetoreo at a Iota' Uttih so follower. to p. m, "Using aletp Tonight., burr. Be will as. gotta itseveral months. I ugh preparation has been mode for action of judicial tribunal' or that of Troia sod Reel Chflaren;" Tweet lay Protection in fact will occur Sunday military forces which event. the Firs Ward Denee--- A Miner will be morning. June 21. Aboot 6,0040 chil- te AMtiCall Iivpi and proporty le thy' fiee ) I S. Broathin or for Flosith; Moonirg of Colore;" United Tuesday, I p. given in the Firct war"t amunenient dren vill take part. one feature of the onto point upon which the Eaot hall. Eighth ...South and Eirtith uodor. p M., 'iorupeleva the City of what States are teeactotta." as 7 explanation program being Wearientlay pima, I 2:1 trirerte. tomorrow night. satisfied as to la) reeogthe relooration weana conducted by "Then IfHuerta. "Vise of Color" in Fleabag." !to charge soccolotor) do la aloe Monies-upon (or I Mrs. Lao'. FrescosMargaret Jorgenson. Here HoorrkvineA.,,L. aa you viato re0iiVeleAS condition plainly expressed and at. the soon, principal of the Hurricane high riembers wia intereneese tharmarted:thatz- -startkaameat..2 ttrattottaely on t was Om in tin etty Saturday school, Service Flags Are Dis played in WIndows , IBMS - FAiwalimm - eat - e listerreorlisoldertis - .:- - ... ,t, I , , CIAL-X Women's Bloomers, SPECIAL, $1.39. Walkoroo) BROWN'S LINEN DAMASK SETS 2070 0111' Other Household LineLs, 20 Off t I) 1 at , i 151,ak wr . ' The entire line without reservation. or. . at - . , ' Off CLUNY AND MADEIRA CENTPIRS AD DOILIVI .... PER CENT OFF ittrAlLA II PRICES . ALL MADEIRA NAPKINS.. tN Se PER CENT oily. 4 " -- In the prettiest of flesh soli white or In fine stripes. In blues or flowered A Pumbor, of petterns to lavender. different styles. l' 20 (Sold Eseloolooly , I !A - 1. - , '9 . , I. 4 -, t 11 , . $1,19 Crepe and Batiste Night Gowns and Pajamas, 252, OR 14 OFF. ;""' oda Brown's Shamrock Linen - - t ' :::Lin.clerN40ai-H- ' - ih 0 rt ,, .., - also LI L ., dam- Scarfs, eta& Mae Mae; taco trimmed, with tab. DI. 00 Centers. MI I lilt 1 ' f1 . trices up In colors, with hankotw, to $2,T1. Good quality material, carefully wade. , Linen misatt: stse 19131. Para tlernatitelled ands and whit damask borders. Braes ECORATIVE ENS. . 0 a,il .... . ;.- '9 . . . ..... Daintily Embroidered Trench dots,. Reviler 1 a I $2.95 s 1 " Muslin Petticoats - . rtleh tic rarb A , ' ,I,ethi - ;OP- . X-SPE- Wok 114! ask lsordr - PHILIPPINE GOWNS AND ENVELOPE CHEMISES . , di s, A .,1.,...."..41:1Pv 3- -' ' Pink Batiste Gowns, ands: make,. Tramittlerbd ItitiA wt. Ilmok borders. ...k,--- " . Tailored petticoats, whit; with embroidered scalloped cdge, in mercerized sateen or plain pique. . Regular prices up to $2 2.5 extra axera and 7e rachaura whit. Mita 172 Including chemisgowns. envelope chemises. Including same pieces. straight Regular prices. $3411 to $1050. pricaNiStie to MOS. ---- ALL OTHER TIHLEITINE CNDERWEAB,-2- Regular 0 PEN CENT OR ONEFITTIN OTT , ... OP Alp 410.111 ' ta;! l ,,A., SPECIAL AT nee At ' "s Pure whit.. rood nuallte, Pis. Iliad. Rimmed and ready for 14 OM. One Lot, ...drool, ,,,- .0101;;4.a.,- :' white. pato , One La1-- 3 c are quoted.) preyed' rach noc 1-- Yemitival-m4oeep- r - Itrfter-hoitar- , ' de- Every piece et lingeHe In this sale reduced for the ventImmo as much as SO per cent or , some 40 per cent, some 33 3 per cent and all the rest, 20 per cont. Philippine 'hider - hemmed HUCK TOWELS 20 MUSLIN AND SILK latetst masterpiece. ' - ign& cept lingerie stilt petticoats. "The Idol Dancer," Saturday opened week's engagement at the Gem of theatre. It was in the makteg this production that Griffith and a almost lost their , party of bis players ' lives off the Bahama i Islands last winter. 'The Idol Dancer" may be Reid to ' be an Innovation for Griffith. It Is a ' previous successes departure from his but unlike them in its entirety; evimaster touch is the Ikelpthroughout I. a picture which will be South bnjoyed. Its settling Is in athecleverly Sea isles, and It presents conceived story, daring in conception and enchanting In its development. Claire Seymour, Richard Bathehnessin and other Griffith players, appear to the cast. The picture runs daily and including Friday. , It quality, looped. Oakland Bath 'Towels. lama Ws4 . e51504 and heal"? welotht !lammed reedy tor nye LINGERIE ss VI. : in appropriate n di, A, .8 S. D. , ' 1.0 oi '44.. tlit a Ali - , - o r.414totio4 ,tot AAA Pore At $1.25 Each DRESSER COVERS, Special. SIAStrimmed with filet Stamped on er torchon lees; stamped with dainty designs. Pink yellow and bine stripes. Griffith Picture at Gem I , Speviad. tp to ' unless a groat Miscount or a porial sail still greater pries !which roproaaats Hemmed - - t PFg..--- Rise 17131: rare white. Closely loopod. finished 'Alb bpromed ends. Largo aim See. alI-line- latest Paramount- acquaintance of a French Miss. His return to Americo means also return to the farm, and the romance begins with the arrival of the French girl, who fall e into the clutches of a pair of crooks. She eacapes and hunts up Greenbut the picture itself must tell the rest of the !story. On the e.me bill are Burton Holmes bt Slam, a Bud and Susie baseball cartoon and the Paramount Maga-- 1 gine. An excellent musical program has been provided. It runs todag. Tuesday arid WednesdaY to , TOW, Stamped on 01. 6t 0 0 - At 20 bor10 ond Pisa Mitt and finality. Ilemmad and ready for non. HEN sTrren ED TOWELS, Specie' 1111.114. Stamped to be embroidered or for crocheting: highly mercerised. ist ' w, t cfklitr it2diallt116"11411 . 1 ::! . o - IP.' God fb IS s' ita, '411." 4tAD DISCOUNT At 89c Each at Paramount Ray's 0 all-line- n, CO emoted 'At '75d Each ,e4o-1""e:441- GLASS .scg v1....4.- 0 111141 z 31: pore 101116,11mmad and ready for nee. . white. Closely stuok Stamped on dainty materials with tractive deeigna. Artcraft picture, "Paris Green," la featured on the new bill at the Paratheatre. It is one of the best things he has done, and It I. clean, wholesome entertainment with not a few good laughs. As Luther Green, Ray appears as an American corporal. who an hour before sailing for horns makes the ' te COLLAR AND MST' SWIM. asereet, Ma. Tin erred. of ratline; stamped to' bo worked In yarn. e Charles Ray 11140 35c Each ate AtOcach Size 17117: good Price Stamped to be Embroidered Oliver Thomas, formerly of "follies" fame. has made few pictures equal to "The Flapper," which is featured on the bill at the American theatre. It is a light and entertaining drama, adapted from the story by Frances latiott. The setting is a young girl's boarding school. and the ages of most of the characters range about "sweet sixteen." , Miss Thomas has the role of a girl tired of boarding school restrictions , and bent upon adventure and excitement She finds plenty of both, and her experiences and efforts to appear form a de'grown up and worldly-wis- e at once clean and Ightful atory, pealing. The other features of the program, which runs today, Tuesday, and Wednesday are a clever comedy and an Installment of the Pathe Re. view. With Gordon Bretland at the organ, the Philharmonic organ proeovides an enjoyable musical, program, - prior., 0 . t The Great Special Purchases Made foriOur White Sale At 38c Each pre Wondestul light and pastel celeriacs'.. In astorel. ,drNtede. eglantine. itr tirt.ite with wonderful floral der , signs in colors. The solid colors have broad satin stripes: VOVIS for summer frocks, A very unua ; self nal value. Only a limited quantity. l I at Special Sale Prices. Rhea Nie t Olive Thomas at American r-,;, At FancyCeorgette,Crepe,--4,--,-- -. t pries Mrs-sta- 0 ,Casino ; ' - a p I ' .' li , E; a. fi ' Except in a few instances where we cannot honorably change the price and except goods marked b t 4cv . 1111 Bath Towels 205 Off Inclading our finest skirt flouncing baby flouncings, real laces, imported Swiss flouncings; in fact, the entire line. , were all marked so eery elossly for that great annual ovoid and were such tremendously splendid values. that at first w thought It would hs utterly Impoeeibio to lot them go at 311 per cent reduction. YJowpVer. tho derbool has been madoand all of thee thousands of dollars worth of new, splendid white merchandise go la th sato. -: eeleeeememin " OFF 20 and Wailis Eddinger . in "Wedding Della" Rpm:rm.New bill Wednesday headlined by Ye Anna bison." Ryan and Lie and limner Mika A. 2 off s All Laces and Embroideries I ClIF i I. another week, but it extending seems to be so exactly what wasneeded to get prices down,. there is such insistent and constant demand from thousands of people daily asking us to continue it, and the re-sponse has been so unprecedented, that we have decided to continue it through this week. Mess." I 3 - ' t--- E In Every Department of the Store We had no intention of this most unusual discount offer 111 wEt TIE " 1020 71 L& a 4 . 31 ,MAY ir7 . A tL oilher headlined by "The Light Black Dom" G Gel Raid preareta wrise Idol Dancer: if ealeiri Pit flear he yenour adt Richard harthrtateaa. in 'Thomas AMV3LICAN-4)l- ists I'lte ',appear comedy' ratho Review. P A 111 )11 0 1.1 N TIEMP11,18- -Marko Kay in "Perla Grort0 condo cartoon. kliti MA...0pm - Thursday Viola !Dams In "laingarous to t MONDAY a cAltimoGisbdy. arthtil Lorirs Ilw41 Is bicaltew or Ilia Chit. tires:" EVENING NEWS Uh.E CS , .1 S - , e; Called by I Death71 Mira- - Mary tikarpleo--A- t the home of her son. Beni&Mitt Sharpies. in East Mill Creek, Mrs. Mary Sharpies died She was 85 years old and Saturday. was a pioneer of 1313, being the widow of Joneph Sharpies. Those who survive her are iter son 12ekiamin Shoxfries and two daughters, Mn. William tars and Mrs. Jane Heigh ly. Funeral services rill be held at the East Mill Creek ward chapel Tuesday at O'clock. The body may be viewed at home from ii to 1:32 on the day the of the funeral. Alimettried Te maybe?, abiAt the home of his sun. Gotetried Teuechee, Jr., ion Pierpont street, Gottfried 'Ptieitchsr. Sr., died yesterday. He was born in Switzerland July 2, 11140 and came to the United States in 1822.- He is the 10:10Vting children: riturvived by Mrs. T. P,- - Watron, Mrs. 11. S. 1410kl, Mrs. R. T. Marks. Mra. W. T. Porter, Fred J. Teuschor and Gottfried Teuschi, - et'. H. in state at the family rosidenik. tei Concord street, from In . ni. to ! p, m. Interment will be la the C1t3 , cemetery. WASATCH MON113Mgrit MARL E AND foetal Works.C. - Lit L 11 eimMimmOnaltd rillt44ral sorvieve ter waiter J Peck- r; Infant Poo ot Mr. and tare. rrark norkor um be held at clerk Toes. to day after0000 et the family home Salt Laths county. vriendo rheaterf,:d. 'VI V I 044 to- ettiott. rw Interwitet be held to City' remetrriTit tosPrit of Al re ronotto A- CarlA. son, wife of forynor Pisoop Carl Carlson of Prefer Grove ward- wIll be' hetd at the Poriar Greve aard ehapel I at p tai Irrierels eeeday, a re la 1itad te attattL The body will 1 - - . - MONTI Johnooa, Prop, ' IL W. TEMJos. WM. TAYLOR, 21-pie XL Utah' e leading undertaker end mbalmer. Services and guallty goods the beet Price at your owa was. Mt CARL EDD1NGTON CO4 , Duutcrofts. L OPEN DAT AND ?BONN , nr, ESER , jik't W. WALL. Inirkettat Mortuoxi, a, Phono WaoLtch 022. , Prompt PicitooNAL Sonde& 34'4 Lag 1st booth. trDONNEL embalmer& Stria 'INDIO)) attoot. CO., UNDICRTAitrti 2211427 boalb FLOKItit CM mowsni tor all occasion. rucoral tissigus as. silvan Prompt tlottically arcs's. 1 Last Essen South. Waa, IS It Alit . LAWBOrnKr. tom fru . tskirs leading florist i? nowt.1 dostrima pertality Istwora67 booth Alain Was. al& Uinta. Kr01 FLORALSe.CO IrttlftAL1411. Tot, rat stiva. 114 E. Ink INFIrtGycP A eirecIALTT rtoR Roams Floral 4...4a. FS WILLA. BAILEY lwrICIE16 O. FUNERAL DIRWTORS tt. tory.' Dr L71 Proof- - 13S N Garbetti....At the home of ha Mrs. W. 0, Lowry, 421 Redaughter. mona avoeue. WiUlani Garbett, died Saturday. He was born in Middlesborough. England, le ago and came to ttah in 1223. years The children are D. W. Garbett, O.aurviving R, A. L. Garbeti and Mrs,- - W. G. H. is It 100 vurvivti by 14 Lowry. grandchildren and the following brothers and sistaret Robert M. Garbett, Samuel Oarbotr, .iohn Garbett Mrs. Mary A. Finch anti Mrs. Tv C. Jackman, Funeral services will be held at 210, elock T414 y afirrnoon in the Welts ward ohisniti Friends are invited to attend. Interment will be Is City corn.. LAWN - CEMETERY Main St. Was. USA 14 &ALT LAKE Jr. Gar-Wi- , Parvustual ear& S1-6- tit DONS CO. i |