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Show Vr t.- HW - t v- - it V , ' rVw V THE DESERET 13-3- Retaliation of Fear of Again t .Writing " America in Author Expressed Generally - t e : f- - For Glossy Cbocbolates. The tlms Is drawing near when you will want to make soma chocolates at home. No doubt you will to make them glossy, and you try FABTON. T LEMUEL F. will not want them to turn light The of (Special correspondent' colored. Therefore add a l.ttl butDeoeret New ter when melting the chocolate NEW TORE, Nov. 21 (CPA) THE HOUSEWIFE. word two conU The proposed which fiction, on tariff foreign ths RIvlera, grafted wtttr Senator Hirara Johnson,' ofCatt- - kvitteon and automobiles tornla, haa been urged to submit many servants considerto Congress, haa Agatha Christie lives alert able state as do H. Phillips Oppen-beiaround 1 William 8 letcher. 4 Lequsg, "Sapper" a ad most of the other hard working British purveyors of thrills for whlih the world appetite now seems insatiable. 3 NEWS South Main Street Wasatch 475 SATURDAY NOVEMBER 24 3923 Ce Me l Zo In the Service of the Public Since 1868 Style and Masterpieces city. For Women, For Misses, For Juniors AN UNUSUAL Off BRING FOR MONDAY IN DOMESTICS A SALE OF COATS 1 It waa noted during the presidential campaign that the writers Bock ad- most adept in mass production dicts appear to such as Harold Bell Wright and be springing up Zans Gray, were for Herbert Hooover the ver and that dealers In specialty sit lines, possibly patterned for more world, American pub- sophisticated customers wero for lishers are mov Governor Smith. This writer venouttng the.r output abroad eo rapidly tured tha conjectura that the against the "pauper literature and profitably that thsy ars not cry Inclined to risk retaliatory tariffs Of Europo would be raised soon Bn i land, for Instance; ts Just after the election an the alignment was an unprecedented discovering Mark Twain and la en- of writers and foreshadowed joying a huge laurh over The phenomenon of Calaveraa. tbs first historic liaison between Jumping Frog literatura and politics If Senator American w Item, or at any rate, Johnson as bravely as he writers now living In America, did when responds California beans and citsuch as Ssbatlnt, Max Marcin. rus warn fruit and Talbot imperiled the batAbdullah Achmed tle will be on. Mundy. aro getting callouses on It Is possible that the American , their fingers, trying to keep up with the British demand. Every- fiction Isis now sending out their SOS have failed to notice that body In the now highly standardised thriller Industry seems to be Grub street ban moved up into Inclined to let well enough alone Fleet street and that tha Utter is an A- -l plant having nothing In FubUsbers Satisfied. with tha resorts of the 8a far as I know tha pubfsh-ar- s common are not complaining, said Max sleazy and snuff stained scribblers may have contributed to the Schuster, New Fork publisher who "The Interim, period allowed by humanities but who always stood a chance of starving to death. A good the copyright law enables, meri (Copyright 1S2 ) ean publishers to Issue a British book within six months after Its appearance, under the American opy right. - On both sides of the ocean the presses are running at top speed and the demand for melodrama . seems to be steadily Increasing. It Is understood that the Sherlock Holmes books are still among the best sellers here, or at anjr rats, among the steadiest,' Senator Johnson has been a valiant fighter for the tariff on beans, large quantttes of which are grown In the senators own Sacramento RICHFIELD, Not Si. (9peclal of tbo most elaborate (unctions valley. California alao haa several One Richfield took place large fiction mills, at Carmel, the baturday Jov. witnessed 17, when Mr. Highlands and southern California and Mrs. James M.im, Peterson Celt and the senator, perhaps, wan apt- brated their aitvsr wedding A re ly chosen to present the pleas of ception was held at ths home in the afternoon, and more than free quests tht American journeymen sgalnnt csJied 10 extend congratulations to the "pauper literature of Europe. the esteemed In the attracIn fact, the senator's constitu- tive rooms in couple. which reception ent strongly emphasized the point was held, cut flowers the in large prothat the low wage seals of the fusion wee artistically arranged in gorgeous bouquets. foreign artisans will sink AmeriIn the library the honored couple can wages to the foreign level. and their talented family greeted This contention Is open to chal- the guests The silver bride wore a lenge. according fa the evidence model of Jade green velvet, with silver pumps. Her daughters wore available here pretty dresses In the pastel shades, Show No Poverty. wh.la the bank president, like the most prolific other Edgar Wallace, In the line, apand industrious of the English pearedmen In formal receding dreea. The chil craftsmen, whose hooks ars now dren of tht honored couple arei deluging the American market, Hadge Co a. Leah. Juanita. Anna has a beautiful country place, and and Chauncey Bobbette. J line were: $ Mr receiving A 1C. Hansen. Leland Mr. and Mrs. & K Heppler,Hansen. C. 4 r, Mrs John Hood and James Strang. Koss Happier acted aa ush- Peterson Is the president of .. H. Peterson bank, the V? ? oldest bank in southern tab. and In the Sevier stake presidency. Aside from bis promin-Pe-e lo Churchy and ao flal circles, hs iscommunity very active politically He was councilman of the Rhfte d for manv c1a and for three terms, the citys years, may. or. He directed Republican In Sevier county as chairman politics of the county central committee, and until a memberv of the state central committeealso from Sevier county In 120 hia name brought up for nomination for w"? h came within $5 T? nominated Peterson Is prominent, . sfr in faithful arwj depend - and an d ,workrvocalttt. ?, 36 inch. Fancy French Percales, small designs, for aprons and dresses, tegular 29c a yard, Special ; ; . .36 inch Cotton. Challiesr for. making , quilt covers, large assortment tv select, from, regular 20c a yard ICp 09, Special 36 inch Colored Outing Flannel, good quality, all colors, in stripes and plaids, era. Z.C-M- Day At Richfield broad dot ht and taede fabric with una stud colldr and caff trimming a. Collars and cuffs of black coney oppossum rose wolf sable coney caracal platinum Mcmdel wolf beaver and natural fox Our entire stock of betOur entire stock of . at w. gov-lFf- special reductions . LEI IQVR AEJf WINTER Z. C. 1- DRAPERIES FOUNDATION -L $050 Of r i NEW SHOWING SMART A complete line of gant side closing Girdles, fsahionably modeled to lend tines of sophisticated slenderness to the small and medium ele- Spring Hats BAVARIAN CHINA Be Modern and Gay n n yioor A SALE GARMENTS LADY at special redactions Second $5 75 t fig-ue- s. - 2C.KI Second Floozy i ALL LINEN DAMASK Haviland China, 3 patterns to choose from in out selling at Half Price. cc Set . . Let your home express the modern feeling, at least in some small way. Heavy, open weave materials In brilliant stripes and plaids deserve your immediate attention and approval Fifty Pairs of Ruffled Curtains, valance and a variety of derigns, on sale at tie-bac- k, IJ-Ple- , , Narrow Gold band High Ices, Sherbets, Goblets 6 for 9.20 6 for 5.60 - Glass Mixing Bowl Sets, consisting of five bowls Tumbler - ,7000 Encrusted gold Goblets, High Ices and Sherbets Heavily encrusted Gold . a closing, 6 for 6.80 98c. Narrow Gold band, 10 ounce Tumblers Bowl sets in red, green or yellow. Special, a set 6 for 3.40 2.00 HALF PRICE LC Z. C. M. L Vxln Floor JL L Chic spring Jiatg to accompany the more formal winter costumes, are featured here and at such an attractive prive. There are dozens of models, all new, smart and of excellent workmanship. X l nkJPFN I IMouk twelve napkin,22 match, rexular - 6P- dal O'), leU ... .. Lull...In Colored alze Seta, XUd. bine. 61-- 1 Jtreen. 7.60 regular Special 720 X C col- bor- I "e Ahn beta, with to TS-- Imported French Flower Reduced Floor 1ft fck Fljrf ! braider? round thread, repa Second Floor yard. Special 80c M terk Plata Llaea, made land, regular Rm4 In lre yd. Special.-- a 1 lOO 19 lack Faafy Llaa 1 26 Hack TMttUac for gueat toareUs regular 100 a yard. Special. n-rise Irish Lta. -r Bet 124tt- - ae do- napklne, regular 26 60 Special 24.00 Some Present from Dad SM lyscm "a ter tmot at M Saxophone a bojr uufutaiit uutntttjf. tm Ida i he carta ItM fftint evmr boe bu t m H bin it tePW m Jatrst mfti uksi. tn btvie (rmta Me Easy to Flay Easy Jm 'w rd mwm jm a bo to Pay wclcr M h UniikMrrMibu4 w cfebartooJ awb, m t Jh W MbttilMiiitnm b rm A s -- IT - d wiimwrri krr 'm TSTiZiwwS " ' tb kiU Ihum; mwntn mytorepU", a to tu. bet Npfrattf Inaii hr IkalnHiti TODAf A!a- - 0t a small 1cnduct b China and Belgium 1 NANKING Chins, Nov. (AP) A pew treaty between China and Belgium waa signed today the text being held for publication In China and Belgium simultaneously am week. h fa understood that new treaties wtt iuh W r: tpmui - Great Sale of . High grade, all plain colors, pink, light blue, green and gold. This sells for 1 26, tDwel regularly second, Special for Monday, each be Holland and Italy will imed shortly a bile the French, thanh and Swedish ministers are wu-o- d IJWriat "hut 65c group of eiu on fba cam Sign New Treaty e -- at Nank'ng soon also to new treaties with Foreign Rang. i 10 for 1.00 Beautiful Silks and Satins Rich and Colorful New Features New Trimming Effects Vivacious-froc- ks for young women. Youthful frocks for youthful type women. Individual styles or all types. 2. C. M. I. Second Floor. , Wool Comforts Blaln colors, covered with plen-di- d grade of sateen, filled with purs Orerfoi! wool. Sts TSxft, tvg ular $12 60, Special for Monday 7.95 Gray Wool Blankets wool, ular this blanket 76 per cent and best staple cotton, reg66, Special for 5.95 Largest ie. In rrav white or tan, Special for Monday, a pair 2.49 39c customer) tea each inch Centers 95c a Table Damask end 0 Inch width., pl.ln whit end colored border. Special lor 14 Monday, a Veard 48c Hand ambroidered. Special Monday, each for 50c Costume Velvets 26 Inch width, black, navy, deep cardinal and maroon, tegular Special for Monday 2.15 Beet grade, heavv, 22x40 Inch width, all 1ght and median dark Hand embroidered centers In three design, very dainty work no finest Irish linen. Special for Monday, aach Turkish Towels plain and tancy weave, 5c to ftplendkl value, regular $1 60, second. Special for Monday, each one. ehadea. Special (or Monday, a year 35c Sheet Blankets (limit" one doses to embroidered, Special for Monday, Monday, Flat Crepe Madiera Doilies and Hand ready for use, Pillow Cases .Wash Cloths 62xS2. hemmed, ery Special for 1.95 Beet grade, heavy double thread, worth 15o each, Special for Mon- Featuring the seasons outstanding Style Successes the Smartest Fabrics and Colors. These marvelous dresses will cause a commotion Monday that should bring the biggest dress day of the season to date. The values are exceptional are. really worth much more. Every dress is new just purchased. Damask Napkins 26 Inch, dozen. t U- - 4i Down Stairs Department Store These specials for ilohday r ' f f . puc A special committee of board of trustees announced late the yesterday following an Investigation that the accusations of 21 students bad not . been sustained. The students filed charges at the Alabama Baptist convention, at Dothan, Ala,, recently, alleging that a member of tha faculty had made Improper statements about ths bible,, tht students had mock compulsory wedding on tbe campus in ths presence of coeds; that drinking had. been common on ths campus and that fraternities had disregarded the school's ruling against dancing In their houses. Dr. Dawson, the students charged, had not given the complaints proper consideration when the alleged bi- stances were reported to him. - P ft. - vr ft W 100 LATE WINTER STYLES IN A John C. Daweon, presi-aen- t, and Howard today atood exonerated of College charges voiced recently by nr Ami it i( t for boy i U4 tMk it powaWo for fata t UU arm ham s Ctamtssm day as WVat Skw fApR1ivrNG,HAM MONDAY ) w accom-iwizhe- College President . Exonerated From Student Charg es!1 I hem, regular' 5.50, Special Our entire stock of -- SkuI with ored ders, n SETS LUNCHEON 42-Pie- ce r I I AMERICAN For Coats IOR DECORATING Bum-ne- l X L-h- ter fur trimmed Coats lw Special 7 Cotton Plisse Crepe, suitable for gowns in all colors, blue, pink, lavender, peach and! honey, regular 25c a yard, IQ. 13 Special 32 inch Devonshire Cloths, fast colors in checks, stripes and plaids, regular 85c a yard, i)7. Special..1 New purchases augmenting our regular stock. And just in time for the first winter weather a ' Coat event, dwarfing all Coat offerings of the sason Ine varity, in fashion, in elegance of fabric and fur and in value. A harvest of advantages that Z. C. M. reaped in the coat market. Every coat has been measured by Z. C. M. I standards. Prominent Couple Observe Wedding 17. regular 22ytc a yard, and 1.79 |
