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Show Verit. -- - - . 'XT' FURNITURE STORAGE PACKING SHIPPING non Til - Kjwy" VKtambU goodi ymir th non Important It la that in yon aton than In oho KETftBB Lft vmady,r AMf RICAN Barham Da Marr. Coo-wg- y Tearla and Ban lyo In Tha W hit Moth, 'Chritmaa Hoirtl n Faat gtappera aoaedy; rap Pun Pram tha gcraan Almanac Praaa, N Weakly nod Coulatana Syocopatara ORPHElM Pempur-Flrp- o tight. K1KEMA-T- om Mtz In "Ladle to Board. comedy and Kewg reeL Fireproof Storage Company SI WEST tan it Lake City, Utah. Was. IW sad ST2. Burnell and Captain M. O. Meriting Major and Mrs. O 8. McCleery will entertain this evening in honoi of Major and Mrs. Fypner, df"b Miss Dorothy Payne entertained at luncheon g followed by Thursday at her .home, 471 Seventn avenue. A eoloc eeheme-- ef blue and gold waa used in the deco ration a The luncheon table was centered with coreopsis. The place cards war rt 0 0 figures of maid dressed In blue and eo o. ' In honor of Major and Mrs. Ray- yellow frocks. Covers were .laid for tha follow-lu- g mond H Fenner who will leave Mis Muriel Gaylord, Mias Jan about August 1 for Major Fenner Miss Elisabeth Pier Mis. - new poet st Fort Leavenworth Ksn Hampton, Barbara Vdrse. Mias Katherine - Colonel and Mrs. J. V Kay; and Col and Browne Ml. Betty Ritchie onel and Mra. Peter Marquart entertained Thursday evening at tn Kay The marriage ef Miss Louise Firhome St Fort Douglis daughter of Mr. end Mrs. -WilTha supper tsble wss centered man, Firman of this pity,- and liam with a howl of lavender and pink Homerti, Paul sweet pess Covers were laid for Salt Lake, tookChristensen, also af-of place Thursday Major and Mr. Fenner Mis ternoon at the bom 'of the brides - Suttelle, of Erie. Pa Captain May Ray sister. Mrs Norman L Hanson, in San Francisco. The bride wor a thre piece suit blue charmsuss. with hat Belter Wives and Mothers ofto navy match. . After a honeymoon in the couple will make Tha emancipation of women aa California, their home In this city. evidenced by the evolution In dree from steel stays that made a twvn-t- r Mis .Maygujtellef of Ert.Fk, frreff water and The ldhg street who is tht guet. of Captain and R. R. N'lvmin, was antartained Mra to skirts tha sweeping sports by thm WadnMday aftar&oon at a tha present day haa t'othea of party. had ith effect upon tha SaltaCr The enjoyed bathing fnt health of women. TgTlih proper at- lowed party by dinner at tha Ship cafe tention to diet and exercise n race and danetng in th evening. The of better wlvee and mother it as- guesta IncludedU In iddtu&a I the sured by )t. If. howfver, ailments guest of honor, Mr. and Mra John John J Brna Mr and develop as evidenced by irregularly AMrsCersbln, A Beere Mtsa Kstherfn Heabacfcactie'headaches, nervous- ney and fie, C. Q. Mgrron. Isleutenant ness and irritability. Lydia E. Pink 0 0 0 ham's Vegetable Compound may b Mrs Mary B Howells and dsuah-terdepended Upon to overComd them. Mra Richard E Folland of New Thousands of women testify to Its York and baby daughter, Joanne success. Adv. and Misa Alice Howelle, motored , BBtOBTSw w laAOOOK Danclag and swimming SALT jftB JOnnMng nod bathing OOKIMJ ATTBACTlOh 8. SALT LAKB "UfhtoloV week of Ang 4. Maa-Jong- -- - whorg1 they tertaiu membara of her club, Monat tha bosao of bar mat OTw Mr Jobs E. Ray, 124 T AUeeL day, 4- Coptala and Mra Stephan Abbott and daughter, Helena, bar arrived la Bait Laka asA ore. at the Brane ford. Capuln Abbott, who la now retired, was formerly stationed at Fort Douglas, and the family haa Misa many friends In Ball Lake. Abbott will Attend school fa Salt Lake nest w i t ner beforo entering on eastern college. 0- -0 0 e a lr AAA a SATURDAY UNTIL NOON Pot Boast, Best 4 A A AUC Cuts, per lb Boil Brisket and Bib, per lb ' Shoulder Boast . .(best cuts), per-Ll- 5c er ' err. MATCHES 5$&!..20c b 33C CRACKERS 3Caddy .. m- - 25c ' OTHER SAVING PRICES Eastern Sugar Cured, half or whole HAMS . -p- 25c er lb... 25c .... 23c 29c PINEAPPLE . 45c ' 22 oz. Jars Assorted Plptr TC splendid value - 39c OLIVES' . . & ..."T, 39c SALMON . . Alaska, 2 for- . 55c CATSU.F.. . : . -. - i-- Pork Loin Chops, per lb. .. Beef, Prime Bib,. Boast Rolled, per lb. Ort-p- er Beef Bump Roast, per-l-b. Bams, .. . .. Fancy or Half, . AA. fcUC Puritan, ' rfl ZIU 25c WTiole QA. Freeh Ground Hamburger, and Sausage, ' HCp' 2 pounds - Zuw perlb. of Kallogga. ItatiMur favorite disk. - Kol-log- np ksalth aad atraag tk, and doesn't tas-d- ks ga is kaady oa tb pantry akelf. ' It reedy to servo. " Its good nay time. ' digestive tract. . i ' O - , iffiere is no better Thread than Utah-Tdah- .- A FEW REGULAR PRICES Young Mutton Legs, lb dalicioaanas f- -r Builds toe.-- - ed Early June Van Alen Quality, 2 for Med. Strong, in 5 lb, cuts, per lb. Blue Label, Pint Bottles . . . . . v PEAS . CHEESE . . flavor isAtog No wait, ord ix meal whaa UT.iH OLD 'ANTXEW 'The special dlsplay pag which Th bach week to boosting Utah and tbs in- News contribute termountaln country is devoted to th Utah Pioneers and the changes noted1 In' th great commonwealth which they founded. It should prove of interest to all who rever the Pioneer or who better In Utah's destiny. ' B. Cecil Gate and ,his wife INTERESTING NEW FEATURE nd merGweneth Gibbs Gates hav created an attractive itorious newspaper feature. It la a combination of music and story. The first Installment will be Introduced this. week. Watch for it. OTHER FEATURES Life In Utah fifty years ago. Drama. Music and Literature pages. Church News with Missionary correspondence from variour fields; city, state and society pages; latest sport news, cartoons; four page comic supple- -' ment; complete telegraphic service; H. G. Wells' letter; live and reliable news covering events of tha whole earth; special letter Irom-NeTork, Washington, Chiogor Dnvcr and San Francisco. Utafl-Idah- SARDINES snappy sod crisp s-- For. C ' 1st l:n.!r2nd .. tabs to A i elght-yaar-o- ld lb. booth's Tomatol m growing HER 6EOOND LAUGHTER MARRIES INTO. FEERAGE A New Tork woman, widow of Jacob Wendell, startles London One daugh-tsociety by winning another eari for a Is Countess of Carnarvon, (tht other will be Countess of x Galloway. Will bo on PRINCE OP WALES COMING TO AMERICA American shore la Ime for-- the- - international polo-- games' on Long Island; t ivela under the name of Lord Renfrew; will meet banker at garden party. SCORE WOMEN SAVANTS OF Declare FASHION FRENCH the divinity wbo bobs her hair will buy it back at fabuloua siav- ' price; urges woman to free herself from: Mr and Mra B F Thornberg and Mra R. E Farr family and Mrth andsummer ars spending 'at the Thornberg camp In Parley' canyon, - Mrs Sr. and Stephen I, Rlehards. Mra Homer Werner and daughter, are children occupying th Rich- Youthful Movie Fan, 8, ards horn at Mountair Steals Picture of Idol canyon. Steward of PortMra John Manley mystery of tha dlsappearanc land. Or, and Mra R. L Fowler ofThahundreds ef photographs of and two daughters. Georgians and Mary Elizabeth, of St Lou a Mo. movia stars wer cleared up Thursare guests of Misa Pearl Savage at day when Patrolmen C. L Schher bom on Third avenua weitzer and O B. Record arrested an boy a he was leavItalian Flier Prepare ing n theatre with a bundle under Polar Expedition hla arm. Investigation disclosed th fact that the hoy carried about three .dozen, ibftlograptU- PISA ItdlyJuIy ?5 (AP) He began to cry and admitted Lieutenant LocateUi, the Italian of picture th aviator, hopped off Friday for a stealing hundredstook them to his The Central Railway said. He flight to th vicinity of Epttxbergen police too upward of 160. 0S0 In preparation for the proposed home where hameroua pictures war company la reparations under a decision North Pole air expedition next recovered. The eoUectloa Is said to h werth handed dowa by th supreme court year. He will fly to Marseilles, Rotterdam withheld the and London The about (260. Friday, police Lausanne, and will then follow the route the j pam of the boy and tnraed him Denial of reparations sued fbr by American round the world flyers 4 over to the Juvenile court authorl- - th railroad against tha Utah I when they atari for Greenland. , Power A ties. Light company for alleged overcharges of power veto 1 upheld and tb supreme court affirms th order of ib public commission. Tko case Is on which had ita several years age when th origin -put tio' UUHiUi '. commission frrat andertOok th Investigation into the rate charged tot electric service Baacial contracts held by th IsrP power users with th Utah power A Light company war subrogated by th commission and In th case of alactrto railroads th commission put Into offset a temporary rata Lndet- this rate the electric railroads were to. be charged on tb basis of 7 par cent of tb highest average five minute peak load a day. , Redaction Made For years th railroads' operated under this rat and in the tall of 1622 th commission again reopened experience under th new schedules Hearing wer followed by th commlaelon ordering a reduction from 70 per cent te it per cent for all Interorban roads getting their power from more than two sources The Utah Idaho Central and tha Balt Lake- - dr Utah lines Wer affected by this reduction. with the Bamberger line however the power was received but from on source and tt waa continued under th then existing schedule. Brims Trot Case. o Following this derision the Central brought a test case before the pobitc utilities board claiming that Inasmuch as th tem- 7 per-cewas but. porary. temporary and had proven to be excessive th Utah Power A Light ahonid reparato for tha difference paid while th temporary rat applied. The utilities commission held Itself to he without jurisdiction to award th reparations sought on th that fh seventy per rate was th tariff rent ground regularly published and tn effect Th T per cent rate was furthermore held to b permanent until It waa modified. Beth Points Upheld, s. e On both points th supreme court in na opinnpholda tb - eommiaeton ion written- by- - J net let 1. E. Frick. Rate promulgated by tb mutt h unless the commission perasRATit expressly provides what th right of the panties shall ba with respect to tbo rate tha supreme court held. In th nature of thing the roteg charged hr puhilo utilities are sub. to adjuatmant from time to ject time and where nn Increase le an ! 'thorised th utility cannot collect beck wayments from the public not can th nubile collect from a utility 1 eaoto- - rater are decreased, acth opinion. cording see 1 t ' and Mra Ralph C. Pendleton, and little daughter. Mary Barbara will be at homo at No 11 Boulevard apartments After August! Wt Miei Marvel Livingstone Thursday for a trip to ban Francis co and Los Angeles Mr and Mrs Stephen L. Richards end family ere st their- home at Mountalr for the summer. age of health - tachipenta - Mr andMre W. Mont Ferry aro occupHng their summer cottage.., Ferryland, In Brighton for the sum-mer, " A pack- - -- and Mra. John E Ray a month tn Seattle as Lieutenant Rays parMrs. D B. Ray. , a a m Mr. and Mra Thomas F. Kearas and cbildran, Katberyn Jane, sod Thomas F Jr, Mr and Mra Edmund J Kearns and eMTdron. Francis Bernard and Edmund J Jr. ara occupying cottages at Brighton for tna aummdr, . 0 s A r Mra Horses William and Major arrived Hobson and family have from Fort Leavenworth Kan., and ara at horns at Fort Douglas in the quarters frmerlyouined by Qsg-- 1 tain and Lltoutenant ara spending tha guests of ents, Mr. and PRESERVING ORIGINAL HISTORY In bis usual vigorous manner L K. Rnasell writes this week on the subject of preserving In the names of places, rivers, mountains, lakes etc. the memory of the early explorers or other pioneers with whom these various things era associated- - Mr, Russel feels keenly that a treat Injustice haa been done by the eustonj of using names that have no special Mcntflcance for the West aqd be protests against a continuation of this practice. SPECIAL FEATURES BT LOCAL" WRITERS In the aeries -r. P. S. Harris and K. I. Butt dls-- Z Sarvica of Science cuss this week "Transportation Before th Rise of Selene. Alfred Lambourne writes ofOmar Khayyam. Prof. J..H. Paul, of the University of U tah, contributes an article on Mountain Shrub aa Flood Preventers, in which ha tells of a tramp over the mountains east of Farmington whero th flood of last year originated, tiring in picture and word h observed and advocating a method of preventing f what such disaster in .future. HERRIOTT AS SEE$ AT CLOSE RANGE A special coTTes- pendent In Franc give hi Impression of the personality of the French statesman; says th new premier is a man of great learning, but ha few dloe friends or personal at- ' a Dr. and Mrs Claude L. Shields arrived home Thursday, from an automobile trip through the northwest.4 We are offering as an inducement to early shoppers, choice beef pot Roast (best cuts) at 10 cents a pound. Take home' a nice large one that will last a few days as it doesnt cost much more to cook a large roast than to cook a small one and will eliminate many hot fires. The Grocery Department also hare some very attract tive bargains' PORK Wcdripaday AAA Boef Roast 10c Pound BEEF BEEF ik to Boar will a pond Big CONSOLIDATION OP I KJUGATION fXJWPANIES Concbidin bis sarlea of articles oi tb Talus affad faasibillty of the various jrri,a tion companies and orrsjjixa-- " tlons bavlnc rights In any iven stream. Editor P, V. Car-do- n of .Th Utah Farmer ax plains' In data 11 tha atapa tb b He preeenta the by, , taken In effecting such a co naolidatlon. laws of an organisation that baa. bean successful and gives valuable surcesttonr for ail useta Of irrigating water. d Alan Hale, Chari Prologs with Bannock Indiana Kimball enlarged Symphony Orebeetra. Nar riCTORT "Between Friend." man Karry with Lot Tellegea AUea Calhoon. Anna Q Nileaoo. TAtha Newf. iftA viciar- - M. A. Keyser SOUTH-Su- Co-ro- 0!J They afford doable security an are aafer than many BAJCTT DEPOSIT VAULTS. For the boat in storage packing or shipping call Phan ,aTh M in This Some Junes Cruel pro Kautwa Hough a romance, with J. Warren Kerrigan, Lola Wilaon, Eneet Torreneo. Wagon. docxlon of n&PBOOr fftlfATB ROOM a. Baeauao thaaa fireproof rooms are built la a fireproof building. 4 VIRGINIA TAGGART of Lou Angelos. who la vititlng friends here, wss the guest of honor st s luncheon given by Mrs. Hush W. Smith st her home, it Thirteenth Esst street Fritter. In The living room we decorated baskets of slnnias and gladioli. Peep red snapdragons In a crystal bowl formed the centerpiece for the luncheon table. Covers were laid for Miss Taggart. Miss Katherine Bassett, Mrs. Bassett, Mrs J. E. Bean, IF. C.Alma Gaff, Mrs A. J. Bishop 'Mr. and Mrs.- - E. E. Rich. a s , Mr. and Mrs. J. J Summerhsye entertained at a family party this afternoon at Saltair in honor of their ateter, Mlsa Florence Summer hays, who has returned from New York for a month a visit. Tha afternoon was enjoyed with bathing followed by dinner Pane. - tag waa anjoyed In tha evening The gueeta numbered twelve. -- W II llatn- - C. Mr. Cl Ivor Sr . an 4 daughter, Mra, Alvin Anderaon of Overton, Vev , are ylallln with Clifford CIIvq, st St. Anthony, Idaho. nCTUU. MOTION FABA.MOtrNT-KMPRES- jqrwm News The3aturday Issue Features Weeks uromu. Sister -- . Covey Mora and Taco, KoUa Unary h Co., Billy Parcalla, 1a Bonactta A Co., Laurnto Taylor la Haypl- - FANTAOES mw risk for it byname. nYmBAHHNGCO - - 232 SoJlainSt- nt When Monnlain. Breezes Whel Your Appetite! C ANDW1CHES' Thin slice oT bread, spread .with Banquet Better Butter O and filled with Banquet Better Cheese,generously or Banquet Better Eggs, boiled hard, chopped sod mixed with salad dressing! Who wouldn't enjoy such feast on Any outing trip? Made From the Cre&m of the Cream Banquet Better Butter tastes better because R IS better' It is mad from th beet cream w can buy, and every process Is handled by experts, so that the pound of batter which hear th label Banquet Better Buttar La th best you can find anywhere, - . J Alwayt Insist on Banquet NELSON-RICK- CREAMERY S COL Soft &ke-0yJe- n - - BETTER BUTTER EGGS flWCHEESfr T A j I k - 4 t 4 V i r We3-- |