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Show vv T THE DESERET ' $EW3 ZrVDXY Jw- - to wf to r v.aj, t o' '' ' OtTOBERjiiy2i. S and Wool Crepe VMillie.Hedrlcd Coi2 - Corner 15th Ess! end Ye!e Ave. lloani 2 to ' p. m OcL 18 to 26. Admission Free . 9 ' By HmuKM'W. BargCM. Whatever happens ehoar your grit; Slake up pour mind to congurr it. . . Bobby Coon. Bobby Coon had been In treat trouble before, but never had he been more frightened. Fast to one black paw was a email Un can. To Bobby it wasn't a un can, but a trap. He was sure that it waa a trap. To be sure, it was different . totftfe any traps ha had ever seen, bub it had him and that waa proof ;tail)t enough-- to Bobby that ' It waa a trap. - He had found IT Hi the water Close to the shore of the Laughing Brook," it had looked innocent enough, and Bobby's curiosity had led hiht to thrust a black paw in to feet around for what might be inside, ' The edge of the partly cut top had become lammed .and held that little black paw fast. The more he tried to pull his paw out the tighter it was held. Then the little black paw began to swell and, of course, this made It impossible -for 'Bobby to get It out. He bit at it with hie teeth. He tugged and pulled, but the more he tugged and pulled the mord It hurt and the tighter it held him. -- Be didn't knew wbatto do. He wanted to get borne. His snug home In hollow tree vented the one place where he could feel safe, S4 he - started, But walking on 1 hree legs and holding the fourtj) one up with a can fast to it was not easy. should say not! He hobbled 4V along, but that can. kept hitUPg 'against things, and every time it did that Bobby would squeal with Then, too, he would keep - pain. forgetting and putting that feet down to the ground, and every time he did that it hurt. So getting home was slow work and Bobby whimpered most of the Way. But at last Bobby reached the foot of the big hollow tree in which was his hope. The entrance was quite high up. It wasn't until .be looked up at It that Bobby understood how great was the trouble for aw color Ob'! Oh Oltf" walled Bobby, Whatever shall 1 do?" he was 4m He couldn't climb that tree Of course not. In order to climb he needed both of these little black ferepawa of his. He couldn'f climb the trunk of that tree with that awful can oo one foot. He had reached the foot of bis home tree, but that snug, comfortable borne might Just as well have, been miles and miles and miles away. Bobby had been frightened from the (teat, but now he was filled with terror. He had felt that if be could once get home he would at least be safe. Ha had felt In that snug, "hollow tree there would be no danger, and he bad hoped that there be might get rid of that dreadful trap. Bobby spends a great deal of ttme on the ground, but in time of danger he takas to the trees. Now he couldn't climb. He tried and tried, but it was useless. (3lS Exhibited by Men's H eery flM variety. arc all eleete4 small re (M teaefc weftpbt pet (ka larger apples. A real . a sw This la the roost Cauliflower, w have ha thia seaaon. lt makes your water when you look it. a?) a vp- -1 H RAISINS. seeded and Fat- GRAPktf lb sell the heat. White Tokay I All Dap Breast- - VmL Ht.wt i. FHD VKAU )h Dl. Speelal .ITH lb. Khoulder Roast. !h. . Veel, Tutsp lb. Roast Veal. lb. .. Veal Vbopa, lb. JAa Veal Chop, lain er rib lb iPe Daisp half or whole th. 37e Rib Boitlnr ...SS Frekh ground 3 I ha. XW - lb. Hamburger . IVlma Rolled Rib Roast. lb. i.eiiigy. the. 2 Ik. ftataage k wwjciinoRHooD-onocBp- Wk end Harih and 1 ftfrieuAid efdftf DoaJri Onlhe Farfn South Ft&m . One of the Largest Selections in The City. A Style and Size to Become Every Man Cit'cle iTotfn r ' 'uThcrc Styles for Stouts, Slims, Longs and Shorts, - Mens Own Entrance Direct to Dept, i Easy TteOvercoats fffllS WASHINGTON, Oct (4. (API BOBBY COOY FELLS HELPLESS Police today pounced on Edward Thornton of an H. Eaton, who used American signal oft Pity thoee whoae helplce plight the end offlag aa Junk wagon. Leaves no chance to run or fight. ' He was charged with desecrating BOBBY COON. the flag and made up 14S Bobby Coon la big And alrong bond. He declared unho When wag Bobby good fighter. le hiraaclf Reddy Fox Would never aware the flag was used. think of quarreling with him. Old Man Coyote would hesitate to atBob tack him. Bren Howler Cat would think twice and unles he were very, very hungry would little longer prefer dinner. lie waa partly helpBut now less because of dreadful one paw, Bo6by knew fast It he should be discovered by any of these b hungry neighbors he would be likely to have to for his life with the chances very much against him.. He thought of Hound-- . Bowser Supposing Bowser should happen over Bowser could way. He knew and very likely would kill him. So Bobby cat the foot of the big. hollow tree In which waa his home, end grew more and more frightened every minute. He must hide somewhere, but where could he hide It wouldn't do etay there. So white Bobby hobbled away, whimpering with every find some place he step He could crawl into or under where he would be out of sight. He went slowly. Every two or steps he stopped to sit down and whimper. He was so frightened and his so he Just couldn't think. So he Just hobbled along, not knowing where he was going. At last Bobby came tg great He knew pile of it. His pile of brush and alt eye brightened when he saw it. "IV queer I think of this right away. said he to himself. can crawl in under this and bo out of sight anyway." He had been under pile brush many times, so ho knew Just little opening big where wsa enough foe- him itirmtgh. He whimpered good deaf getting for dreadful litunder tle can kept catrbtng on sticks and each time it hurt, dreadfully. smila they know ft treat last he reached the place unwhen they ffttteit delicious der the Very middle of pile of was room or Scullys SKOOKUMi brush where him lie down. i ScoUy'sSKOOKUll is delightremainder of There for ful combination pure cane and Coon night Bobby lay He could mapla sugar. Its distinctive Savor not sleep. His leg pained him too is the result of the perfect blend. much. He no longer feared Tow-le- r Ing purest tweets. the Boh Cat Old Man He knew they would not breakfast- - ask Vour grocer dare get him underneath caa Scully's SKOOKUM. brush. But all the time ha more more and hVtplemw A taatw wilt tell how very well It grew There Was no Way to get rid of satisAea. - So fill trap Iqm see he still thought mafl 4g w, Coiipoa ihat. lBlle trap. Thera fivft cash was no way to get hi paw free. fwt4gka 4mM4 scaled Screw The more he thought about It th mors helpless he grew. Never lit top yota protection. all his life had he been quite so , miserable. Rabbit happened along little before way PeteC had been unueg brush pile many times. He started go In now. When he was half was in he startled almost out way of his skin by Snarl and growL SUftZ ANDUASa You should have seen Peter get out brush pile from diswas sc he TRIAL tance from ft Jie turned and elar- He wouldn't imagine who D B. SCUUY (YKVg CO ed could be under there. He waited g. IBtoaV ftavcc. ChinsftO a4 i Saeil aw a trial and waited for some one geniitKOOKLM. SCULLYS cteriag out. but of course no ope did. Then tv halp garftvoaaaA ha decided he would stay near by. He was enrlous. Yea. tl INNN SHtoHI wfts full of curiorttjr. (Copyright, JM4 by T. W. Burgess) oft toslsifgtiU Tha lUMrt story : "Bobby Coon is Coy-"oi- e. variety of to be overcoats mens high grade of in this trio the at fourjd city Saturfeatured prices specially day. The warm big ulster styles with high storm collars, belts and patch pockets, asvvell as with narrow dressy collars. A wealth of style in every garment, many of them blanket lined in smart plaids. Sizes 31 to 44. toy-coa- -- Fresh 3 I ha. , Tib Swatbr end State. Math 1 Avar IW " - uoooooocoooooooooooooo wr largest selections, ONE ofthistheadvantage to more represent- - f after rack RACK the latest - ERE In tb trbele farm eompiete: Ctrl, bouie. tree, end chicken art all mate with a com pea, you. too. can make thia picture. Won't yon try? Ton caa make It much more attractive bj color tag it wits your paints tad crayon. TheSuits quickly find your particular suit is further complimented by assurance of utmost quality, and value, making your selection here .unmafchable- - in the- - city. Every suit of all wool fabrics, carefully tailored finely-, lined suit In latest patterns and every with 2 pairs of trousers. Before selecting your next suit you owe it to yourself to visit our new Mens Dept, at The Paris. Sizes 34 to 46. -- -- ts 5 4 J Also 2-P- Saits and. Overcoats Special pnt 29.50 39.50 and 49.50 "V Suits and OCoats Boys-2-P- ant s MENS FURNISHINGS Enlarged Department Just Inside West Entrance. New Fall HaU, 2.95 A New Enlarged Department i - smart ftoft bteeki with Barrow ettrlo brima that aro the faabton for fall an winter. Finished with ail 3 batida" tn tana, brown m Covering" Every Need. IA tb Men 956 Four-in-Hand- s, A big fhtpmaitt of new tier, dlsplaji&c all th latest patterns in cut and kitk and wool style ties. AH latest shade. four-in-ha- -- ft. it 4 Men's Sport Coats, 2.25 The Suits The OCoats CWpariment tirvar TUB Bo)' slock for rfln of atylta'' or value to compart kith our offering I NVLUDINO i wboI Saturday at .those three, prices. suit, each with two pairs of pant, y.jr t to If years. , ol -- Oliver Twist Suits 3.95 to 7.95 Hals and Caps. .... .50$lo 1.75 . Boys Blouses... 1.00 and 1.25 Bos Union Butts. tana or grays. lex blank! pUd 6'itnR. linAfl In Of bruahed wool with full length thnt re prfferri'd by outdoor near, trtrs A1m mnckinftws bo rtrotiy boy $ to II yer. JGloves65$ Misses and Childrens BOYS SHOES SHOES Si 8 Vi " Sizes lg to t 11. 2.95 3.95 N FATKNT toe. . ' Sizes llV, to 2, 4.45--f 143. h. stand ADK the bardAktmck leath- - er. black i sir browit calfekln, n Uh Ooodjaar welt? aole n1 rubber Medium or beard fjr Boys Slipoiers; 2 to 8 Yrs. 2.25 Boys Slipovers, 26 to 3 1... 1.00 Boys Sweaters 28 to 36... 3.45 ' Sirloin Steakg,' lb. lb. Bound lb. ft and Fine OCoats Smts , i - Kattw-Fwlt- et 2-PanT- 'CobbSMnn dreadfully, but even wopa. the pain vraa the fright he waa And he at ill thought aaffering. can Wee have $wwt rerelve a klg shlpaseat f Waal VEW BftOOWS, few Mark ae they have alee Jte K as el Hsadles. also These aa pa wearfaar llpht prftea will sell Ilka Hat Cakes. This arte aaly. . lotma I te. If You Are Hard to Fit, Come Here! t t REAL FREMt- i- State , , M Kean between main G2 'Ob! fh! Oh!"' wailed Bobby. "Whatever shall I dot Whatever shall 1 do? Supposing Towier the Bob Cat comes along! Supposing Old Man Coyote finds me! 1 cant can't run. 1 cant even climb, fight very well. I don't know what to do, I don't know what to do." Tea, indeed, Bobby Coon waa in trouble. He was in very great trouble. That leg pained him . -DAIhT BLTThR, lb. 4Se CHKKSK. Campbell Soup . . Jello, pk lb can 44e Walnut Meats. EJUWimAY , - rest Ki ddie s- - Can Dq-- - Leg-Roas- on and black e hie - CARLOAD !? UmhAkta reer. fall roateru 1, U )$ whuh make trimming telt. tj Bt.mrh width. All IWf H o O o than Uses Part of Flag for ' ao JONATHAN APPLES OO Danger Signal; Bond $100 trap. O that that little Packed in Bushel Boxes. o O 'By o part danger o Per Box, 89c 10Lbs,29c O a O o Jwiihia to put bar Wei Wyltf fir ln if fwflti O a helper art tht tlm idiailliy n4 tkM ire leap end the and lr a signet as Wiwrn O relMi o aMt as fast ibf tbtswasarfle ff Im mb yea pltk tk Wrgaia o o at latertey o Exceptional Bargain for Saturday o the o 10 lbs. Jonathan Apples. ................ t.'.. 29 o o Jonathan Apples, per bushel . .... .. ..... ...89$ o for) o a to hunt a o (10c deposit on box) that o WHITE ROSE BUTTER, lb. 35$ o that little 10 o lbs. Potatoes o (dandy cooking) 10$ can to o Exceptional Meat Bargains Till ! o'clock o that o BEEF POT ROAST (best cuts), lb .... ! .10$. q light o PRIME ROLLED fclB ROAST BEEF (boneless) q the o Jb. 18$ O that or Rump Roast Veal, lb. .15$ O o .hat o at ,3e White Canlifkjwer, lb. 5$ o I lb. 4eauful o o c4 ....! v Ir nnoth o o at to o o after a o o must o o o three o o o icgached that o o o a o o brush. of that 55c 55c o about o Wt as o didnt are at this Vnaas arlckit "I o Mtsrtay doz. .. 15$ o 0 FRESH" EGQS ORANGES, that of THegjire Swt July o o Doz., 39c a Tall Cans of Milk 5KOOKUM to erswi o o Vleie art aa a FOR 3 the 2&t o there, that Smile Maker o Wt rn o at o Ertfi Urg a4ar" But No wonder, the younett real o o FreshWtEggs, doz. 7.. 45 that that there v.i.ltt o o to the that Save of on Meats the of Belter Kind. Money o ' o o o VEAL! VEAL! VEAL of natures o VllK or far ih.t Into, o HRIf. V Prepare now for tomorrow's that Mtirtay. o for o IIT'.. try to Rot. of .. Ite o that ' Q CnJuaat Phouler ..W that o la tbit Irial o lec lie that and to with caa.waa s o or stamp, ia o J)e Real Tender Juicy Beef fa o O ... can Freh lb. o o Steak, .. Steak, o thatPeter a irUMyi o SCULtYS daylight. o RLtlMP FAT HENS , oo that to o Fresh Dressed, lb. 20c o there o a CNf o under thata tlkk haa, o Mtuge, Rt Whn o SYRUP a nfe o COUPON o atfelt.thabe o HOSKISSONS tt. o ytv wt xnrf ruts o to rent H law tn o in. o MINSt Mtstartk.Btti Ilk331 wt MItttt,fad, o toy Peter oX SEW STOSS FOREST DALE 21st So, 7th East. Q tMHrMHrt I ijiert4 Ne rr t1r Be Rocky Mountain Electrical Cooperative ' League. - v QOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o very Apple, Apples are teals IW Havar I Mi eaeh kaa aa fkla prices L75 mot beautiful to- everybody1; v . . interest Lembskln Gloves mnd Priet, mrt DependmbU 1.98 . Correct hofne lighting demonstration to aid contestant in the National Home Lighting Contest. Something of BOBBY COOS 18 IV CHEAT TBULBLK. PuocBobbyCooo! : Wwt Qualify of arfive bny: H leather Brpcted, Iti and irather. Sizes 5 Yt blink eatfkin bioanv eiu brtf a n we aftl cbn to 3.43 1 13i buttoning In front and and "V seek , Su ft !o 44. I k ea -- Men's Pajamas, 1.95 Men's outing flannel paftma pink and blue stripes, excellently tailored and fuil 11 to 5$. cut. AH Mae Men Broadcloth Shirts,' 1.95 Bnglf.h broadeloth. a soft fine quality; Hirer without cdlara, and in fust colors,' Fiaea 14 1 l?l ' r |
