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Show m Oui'' "rif"y,ny- f -- s" in THE 8, Proposed New $500,000 -- f ,i jmiDBBAKER ir rSi lillB'OISCOVERY ' - Non-Inflam&- 'rrn.ol vH-a- s; aiil compeer ' ... Many people have wondered why to much new- - machinery was being moved Jnto the plant of the Salt Lake Cleaning A Dyeing company, end at last the reason has come to the surface "Carbon TetrachThe new solution that loride. will make obsolete the use of gas- hra oompW'4. will look employ 200 men at a monthly company. The fL Siudcbaker, president of operated by thftjwill Co net ruction of the 8tudebekr 1 F supply deal- to Salt Salt Lake p'yant come will confuiny or the new ere between- lh Missouri river Wulff Kbber company's plant will Oiaopenlng lor ca-jathe Pacific coast- begin immediately following nego- fpianj, which will hate a dalli rk n?OUnd II. MBS i Four un- - and count) The department of Justice, w.ll , tested, der Attorney General Sargen;. con-1 push Its recommendation for TO Jail may be conten- greseional legislation to diersfy industries In the prisons An irynl ATLANTA, Ga., March 2. wVi , A'p( awkward private, who foundry is planned at Atlanta several new induwriea at otbW.) en isted at Fort McPherson 2tt prisons. years ago, tomorrow will witness A duck mill 'at Atlanta la being- jthe maneuvers of majors and and a shoe plant at Lea) onjg. captains' and lieutenants aaworth is sear ng completionwill throbgh a parade In his honor Hee W hite deciared a.I warden w jitter Sergeant August Maleon-bveteran of three ware and Instructed to detail prisoners ow.kl fitted are which to labor for they will review the regiment -- and physically. his honor in mentally passes While a material increase in the la madtf goods WEEKS FAVORS DRILL. output of prison certain tinder the Industrialization March 26.-(WASHINGTON. be plan, none of these goods will deMilitary training would be dumped on the open market, said cent the country worth every partment of Justice officials on It even If there were asSteps will ba taken to alleviate spends more-warSecrethe crowded condition of the pris- surance of no in a paper ons New buildings ere required et tary Weeks declared Associabefore the last read night practically ell prisons in order that the federal charges scattered tion of Military Colleges and penitentiaries Schools A i 21 WASHINGTON k MarCh, labor 1X8) Eight hours hard daily for tha T.06 Inmates of federal prisons la the objective of Luther C. White, new superintend ent of prisons, to whom Attorney General Sargent has entrusted the task of reorganizing the govern' ment penal system. 'White said idleness among prisoner Is the principal problem. More than 66 per cent of the prison Inmates are not now doing eight hours work to day, according Whites Art Dept. oline in cleaning clothes, draperies, etc. This progressive firm has secured the exclusive right to the use of this solution In this city. . "Carbon Tetrachloride" is absoand has no lutely odor, and steps are now being taken to enlarge the plant to care for the Increase in business which will no doubt result in this new dta- - - neld'aV J - TM W 'ILu .Friday, March 27 th Thrift Savipgs Day ' Odorless Fluid to Supplant Gasoline in Cleaning Clothing and draperies - in Salt Lakes Most Modern Plant. ri A the Salt Lake 1925 'Every one of these items is a a Sterling value, listed here for rX CTOp.Vi 2'j5ir.r M At 26 A y rj NEWS THURSDAY MARCH DESERET Plant .in Salt Lake Auto-Ti- re V. H 95-Da- Domestics - Silk and Dress Friday y' Goods A limited number of Stamped Linen Towels, blue, yellow, lavender and ink borders, require only a very small amount of embroidery, an extra inch all silk printed de Chine, regular Crepe good value, 2.75 a yard, 95c Friday . 1.95 Friday Stamped 45 and 36 inch 54 inch Wool Dress Luncheon Sets, linen and Flannels, striped, plaids clover bleach, in cream and colors, regular plain limited a and white, only , 4.50 a yard, number to choose from, 3.95 Friday Friday, a set . 54 inch Wool Dress Flannels, striped, plaids and Contrarv to expectations, though Carbon. Tetrachloride Is much 'more -xnenslve than gasoline, there will be no raise In prices Watch for the Introductory advertisements Adv. Montreal Gets Special Stamp fop Return Reports , . 30-4- 0 ... 195 WASHINGTON.' March !S. (CPA) CKAC. Montreal, has its adoption of a distinct and original station stamp, a copy of which will be mailed to any listeners mailing in proof of reception from the La Prease plant The stamps are larger than the Fnited States verif cation tickets, and of entirely different designs. Corset Dept. 95-Da- plain colors, 5rr4 ...95c - 33 inch all silk Natural Pongee, Friday, 95c a yard inch all silk Crepe 0 de Chine, plain colors, regular 2.50 a 1.95 yard, Friday Inch all silk Crepe 0 de Chine, plain colors. 39-4- Infants Dept. Friday y Oozy down Diapers, size 27x27, regular 3.00 val- ues, Friday, a dozen PETER RABBITS ONLY tHAME. BY THORNTON W. BCRGESS. One chance la quits enough If you Decide aright just what to do. 39-4- regular 3.50 a ... 2.45 yard - Friday Cozy Down Diapers, size 30x30, regular 3.50 val- Peter Rabbit ues, Friday, a dozen Peter Rabbtt had formed the habit of dropping around the new - Muslin Underwear 95-Da- forecast 'L&- - CAvmMffbHhtafhn A Special Sale of - - V 1 Frocks Day - Time Wash and Wear 4. of Washable. Broadcloth and Linen They a Friday long-legge- i A j A . WONDERFUL values a very special purchase enables us to offer them to you at this amazingly low price. And rever have you teen nicer ones exquisitely made, clearly showing tha deft artistry of foremost designers. , Choose from an almost limitless A'ariety of bewitching styles in the newest contrasting stripe effects in a host of wanted combinations. ? i -- , Cool and country 7 ; thing could be nicer for seashore or, garden or home. And theyll launder perfectly. freih-n- o Seldom have we been able to offer such exceptional values. Be sqre to see them in our window and bo r here early Friday. ESS wyv auMutflw uMgKjj..TR OCR DRro-FTOR- liked to gowlp a bit with Johnny Chuck. home of Johnny and Polly Chuck very often. Ha liked to goselp a bit with Johnny Chuck. Then, too, he liked the Old Orchard. There waa always aomethlng of Interest going on there. 80 whenever Peter wax near enough to easily do so he ran over where the Chucks were now Uving. Now no one can do a thing over and. over again1 for very long without having some one to find tt out. Reddy lex makes It his business to find out the habits of his neighbors. Reddy says that the moat useful knowledge he possesses is knowledge of the hab.ts of others. It has f lied his stomach more than once, and he knows that it wlU fill his stomach many times again. Bo the Instant Reddy finds that one of his neighbors has done a certain thing more than ones he the keeps watch to see If this- i , beginning of a habit. So when, on two morninga in succession, Just after d.ijHght, Reddy from a distance caught a glimpse of Peter going toward the corner ot the Old Orchard where Johnny and Polly Chuck, had made their new home, he began to do a little wondering 1 must look Into this. said Red- dy to himself very craft ly. "I must look Into this. Twice t have seen Peter Rabbit over there in the same place. I wonder if -- he Is making a habit of visiting Johnny Chuck? If he is I want to know it. I may be able to comer that d rascal at last." Thta thought seemed to he a pleasant one. For Reddy smacked his lipa two or three times. The following morning Reddy was hiding where he rould see that comer of the old stone walL Just lifter jolly round red Mr. Sun begun his dally climb up in the blue, blue sky Peter Rabbtt visited Johnny Chuck. Again the next Reddy morning it happened grinned. It waa aatlfle sort. St In grin. chuckled. On the following morning Reddy waa up in the Old Orchard before daylight. Behind the trunk of an old apple tree he laid down. By peeping around K ba could see the ntrance to Johnny' Chucks house without much ch&ncs of being seen v himself. Just after the Black Shadows left Johnny Chuck came out. He yawned end then, after a. look around, went' etralght to a patch of tender grass and clover only a few feet from hie doorstep and began to eat his breakfast. In a few minutes he was- Joined be Polly Chuck. Reddy watched them, but he didn't try to catch them. In I AT' PQPULAR STYLE FOR SPRING WEAR Center-Iron- t treatments arc favor- tAJS. JLreaC extent, thia.aeaaou.lhs dress with butt 00. trimming at the tenter-frobeing among the most popular. Tan kasha, plaided in brown and Hue was selected for this dress with the trimming of plain material of the isme shade as that of the brown striping!. Navy blue' twill with red crene de chine trimming is another afp.ctive possibility. . The dress pattern No. 2370 is cut in sizes 16 years. 36. 38. 40, 42 and 44 inches bust measure. For the matesize, 3 yards of rial With Hi yards of 'conare trasting required. Price 15c in Coin or stamps (coin preferred) Please order at laaat 1 Sara before yenpattern wish to use then ifAsvy meW'tiVSWX frets the east would reach their bouse before he they dre 36-in-ch 1 designs to select from, Friday 95-Da- O. - (a-- u . ipS-ior- ...,95c and-bui- for ...95c & ot jS" Bocabel!aJmportedrfCa!& Leg" - Tj 16 yds. to z (Limit customer) 3 Yards 36 inch Plain Nainsook, regular 50c a yard, Friday, 3 yards for r QCr Jw yards to a cuatomerT 6 (Limit . inch Good Quality Percale, regular 25c a yard, Friday, 95c 5 yards for . : . 5 Yards 36 , (Limit 10 yds. to a customer) 3 Yards 32 inch Kiddie Kloth, regular 40c a yard Friday, yards for 3 .. . (Limit f yards to a customer) Yards 36 inch Unbleached Muslin, regular 27Vic a yard, r95c Friday, 5 yards (Limit 10 yd, (o a customer) 5 for 95c ,.7 (Limit 1 to a customer) 'Neckwear Special 95-D- ay Friday and very clever neckwear for spring, lace and embroidered. Organdy Collar and Cuffs, Pan. els full length also an attractive Line of Lace Vestees. Lace and net Collar Tahbing, also Ruffling in all colors. Other neckwear included in this sale, regular 1.25 and 1.50 values, Friday .... over-sea- is-i- it DRUG STORK 18 so. Main A1. street b spared the pcnseof- - building a bridge to complete a projected highway -- As Marching Peak Levels Off Gulch THROUGr GLANDS SAYS SCIENTIST MEEKER. COlo.." March (AP) Meekers "moving i , 95q for... tile Soap, Friday, QCp cakes for . . . uuu Womens 2 clasp -- real kid - Gloves white only, nr , . .3 J Friday 8 Settlers Pleased invth ' FMay- 5 yards New Friday Jeweled and Pearl Bracelets. very attrac- 95c tive, Friday Icy-hVacuum Bottles, Pint size, QC Fndily ,. could catch one of them. Jn- - the place, Johnny Chuck. too big. Reddy had a great deal of for Johnnys teeth and So he merely waited and hoped. Just as Johnny Chuck finished and sat up for a look around while he chewed the laet mouthful ot sweet clovei Peter Rabbit Jumped over the wall at a low place. He jumped over not far from, where Reddy Fox lay behind the epple tree and hurried to Join Johnny Chuck. Reddy didn't wait for lnok..ftrqiudU. JUe. Aprjan out from behind that tree and wae after Peter before Peter had a chanced even to eajr good morning to Johnny Churk. Peter waa in a tight place Right along there the old atone wall waa quite high end aoliif. There were no openinga between the atones big to equeexe enough . for Peter Peter had one chance through and only one. He knew JL He didn't h esthete a second. Aa fast as those long hindlegs of his could take him he started etralght for that one chance for safety Johnny Chuck and Polly Churk were starting for It also. Can you guess . what it wae? (Copyrlgljt, 1925. by T W. Bur- Quirk Friday for JOLTt eeeond- T Yards 36 inch Long Cloth, regular 30c a yard, y- - A variety of bead Necklaces in various lengths in a wide selection of colors, silk fibre Womens flesh Vests, and peach, ' Friday Womens silk lisle Bloomers, a variety of colors to select from, regular 1.25 values, 95c Friday Womens summer Vests, fine ribbed, in bodice lt up shoulders, Friday 3 Vests ! .Sst l 8 to a cuitomerV S 5 fast 'colors Friday y (Limit 1 95c Friday, a dozen hemWomens linen stitched Handkerchiefs, white with embroidered comers, Friday, 1.95 Knitted Underwear 3 Only 30x40 Crib Blab- kets, regular 1.25 value, Boys colored woven bor. der Handkerchiefs, all W o m e ns Philippine Gowns and Chemise exceptional values, all new Be Towels, regular 50c values, Friday, 95c 1 Specials 95-Da- y Friday y ... 2.95 Center Aisle ... 2.95 -- fashion 4.95 36 inch colored Pongee, all silk, Friday- a yard Lady Radio Girdlespink brocade with sections of elastic,, all sizes, regular 2.50 values, U95 Friday American 95-Da- regular 5.75 Friday Friday y Friday y 3.0nly Fancy Turkish Friday 95-Da- y 95-Da- 2. Dr Serge Voronn'f, ter-n- a- WTrelT JolSTF Rio The brain, the nerves, the musBlanco valley last night aftj-- r havcles, as well as the liver, the ing "shifted'' approximately 156 and all other organs won id yards to - a broader base, observ- be incapable of playing any useful ers today- declared. part without the aid of the glanda Beond the phenomenon of fhe The of our organs is no functioning shifting" which geologists say Is more than the result of the activ-not unusual, except In cases of ftU,nd' nd whM he peaks as high and large as the !fTsnfeur bodily functioning is disturbed the kld-ne- Meeker" a "moving mountain," the present meandering of this mountain caused little excitement in the region, except to blmc the highway between Rifle and this town for 606 yards So the Meeker mountain march will go down in .history w.thout any black markg" of dam-igand Is fact, eld-e; dcstrncjlon. thereglowtAtf4 1 the towns of Meeker a: cause, in moat cases should" be sought, hot In the condition of the organ Itself, but m the condition of the gland which controls it " O'andogen. the netr. scientific- ff.and tonic, which ! ir convenient . tablet form,prepared for mm, ' and for women, promde method cf taking Un4Aiii mp,e fMlleg ca ' Rifle will store . i J |
