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Show st ' THE DESERET. NEWS SALT LAKE CUT FRIDAY JUNE 13 1230 12 i I Account Tomorrow! ter. Edna Olmstead and Mrs. O. L. Johnson of Sait Labe, one brother. "WW" Moron?. ofjfasadena Calif: two sisd Starks of Salt lake ters, Mrs. and Mr,. Rilbert Austin of Lehl, I Brighton Thorn t LOGAN, Cub TVOm. and Xry ley 2. son t Jam Mt&BTOX four grandchildren also survive.. MRS. PHOKHB H choose several Styles so smart you wont know which to select, so you DIDEA Hnith Tbornley o( bmilbfteld. d'd OGDEN Funeral services for fol Mrs, Thoeb Adeiaida Bfown Sny at a hospital.Blood Thurdy lowing a was month iUna. dec U. dauchtef f the late Capof tain th eaue as given James Brown, founder of Of toioaiag death. Mr. Thorley was born reIn dej. will be teid Sunday, June lK to Jvorth-Xaeh- at l2 e M. CMMSTOPHERROV. RICHMOND rtah Funeral serv ices were held Wednesday Jn the Mr Flora suth ward chipel for who died SunHJt Christopherln twv-dpy illness a day. following from pneunuuia. Mr-arrU were J Bfshop Speaker MRS. 4tbE 9CILSE1. J. L Robinson President J j Jtf'in and W; Funk Chrlstopherson OGDEJ -- Mr. Aonc Marie of Teon, Idaho Interment was in sen. , Wife of N P Nerisen, died home in tha city cemetery. Thursday at thea fmHy Hines Huntsni.e after lorg 27, 1850. munu T. Ik DOKE. was bom in Sweden May I tab Funeral and came to -- Huntsville wlMhr s'- EPhPAIM. D Doke veteran Church for tha Major to as a convert of the CiW war, mer. held in the ia 1VIJ D Bishop l Surviving, besides ber bniband Suih ward chapel and prayera were aro two Ida--ns, Han P A.E.Neilsen of Jenn presided C K b H. E and Jensen offered and Mel , Nien, Burley. 13 were James graedehildren and eight roriui- - The speaker Ogden: Bishop V. V. Peteron. Bih-Jamgrea -- grandchildren, of ojte brother, Frost, of Salem and hrKtensen Chn P. Anderson Acquire Ida.Jop D. Jensen. sister Mrs. Niels Iverson of Bear Bhop to vra Ths acrompanted body Kv r nrf. services will be neM Dokeand byO FuBhral Bcmfied, Iowa David Poke, sons of Major Duke. at 2 pm in the Huntavilf June la, wiefc B'rhop W R Mcfc,n-tir- e chapel, THEBE JO A F.A. tn charge Interment will be in OOPEN-r?- rb ur Watt Jne the Rant til cemetery- 79 widow of Thomas M. Jones, pioneer of Ogden, 4ed M edneteday CltSEIT BOOUtO. at her home in Hooper LEHL Ltah Word was receive! evening short tHfbee: awas re fttiTfSvHrWHflid cf fit death after br born on Aug z, et he f Jackson, of Ernest WooUrd Fort, and lived In South who died Jup t of heart Browns 49 Wyoming,Ths Weber until her when marriage wife of Mr Weoiard Six has lived in Hooper since. trouble. was formerly Ml4 Blanche Thurfollowing Surviving her are the man of this. city son and Mr Mary Mw Blur Gilrblt of this etty, Johatnson. daughters: Sait Lake; T. M Jones, Mrs. Mr. B and Mra.i Murray Allen, M Jones. Mrs. Pear! Briggs, Robert Boy4 Gilbert tBalt Lake City and Hooper H-- - B. Jones, Corral, Idaho: Mr. A R. Brown of Provo attended Phcei Jones and Mrs. Lenora, the funeral eervice which pars held Kereir Los Angeles, Mrs Kath. fa Wyoming Tuesday. erine M Wilson, Mrs. Has! lines. Alice Smith. Brfghsm Mrs. Ogden. seven greatLOREf A. OLMSTEAD. City. $ grandchildren and grandchildren, two brothers An rvne for ooe LEHL Ctab Funeral Watts. St. Jobs sister, Loren A. Olmstead. a resident of thchy, ddaho, Robert Watta. South Balt Lk City for the past ten Weber, Mra Ehtt Belnsp, Hooper. year, formerly of Lehl were held FUneral service will bo held on June 13, at the graveside fa the June U at 1 pm. In the Hooper Lehf cemetery. Interment will be in the Mr. Olmstead was bora at Lehl chapel. Hovper cemetery. Jan, 3, 1867. He was an active member of the Church- - He die June i at the family residence in Church Notices. Salt Lake City. Surviving him are his wife, two ENSIGN STAKE On .ccount of oos. Loren K, of Atlanta. Georgia: Nev S ward 15 pm. in the Second H Murphy chape! with Bishop C. will be in Charge Interment thi MounUio View cemetery bimthfleld, April 27, 1914, and calved hw education In thr Smith-fiel- d schools and high MhooL : For the pat y be bad lied eV of With a !Vie Thorev thi brothDayton, Idaho. Beside deceased is er and hu parents, ihe survived by the followirg brothers Bhd lstei. Mrs Aiveretia Jorgenand sen of Lewiston: Fiord. Cfcerrell Tbomley of uni'thLell f'- iian Open a Charge 1r VITAL STATISTICS State Obituaries. -- SiMicaaei? FIX BA hitt ,? ii 4 f A smiS r larger women, hold any t small purchase! I Leslie K of Salt lake, two (laugh- - womens Copies of higher priced dresses! Specially bought! Plain colors . . . pastels . . . prints. If! I women. deposit will ... New soft pastel colors in the poptilar baby tones brand new purchase of smart summer frocks . . . lovely on Iots on pink, blue, green, White, orchid, yellow, rose . . . navy, flower prints, dark dots light grounds, light black, brown and bright colors. . The style notes are the dark grounds . . . conventionally designed prints. You most fashionable and those found only in higher priced values the for them and not see them cant afford to buy modes. Sizes for every figure. are unusual! (Walker's Economy. Basement) A Newly arrived! . . Sunday is Fathers Day! Choose his gifts here. SoaDnamsE th holding of the monthly mG me of Ihi hleh prlert. qaoram, next Sunday afternoon. It comes necessary t poatpon. the haldine of Th monthly union meetine of the genealogical and stake j tempi, workers, of22Ensign o'clock at 1 untit Sunday Juno at tho twentieth ward chapel, at which time and placo It wll bo held. All otako and ward officer and workers as well as all Interested in genealogical and temple work ara invited to attend. STAKE The SALT LAKE monthly high priests' meeting will not be held Sunday. Juno 15. because of stake quarterly jconlerence but will be held Sunday. June 2$ at 2 pm. in the Seventeenth ward chapel. SALT LAKE STAKE Because of mutual conference the monthly meeting of tho temple workers of the otako will be held on Sunday, Juno 23, 2530. instead of Sunday, Juno . ENSIGN Owing to tho M. I. A conference the monthly meeting of tho high priests quorum of Ensign stake has been postponed until Sunday, Juno 15. Twenty-elxt- h Professor ward Evan Stephens will be tho speaker at tho Sunday evening services In ward tha Twenty-sixt- h chapel, corner Seventh South and Ninth West. A number of anthems com. posed by Prof. Stephens will be presented bythe "ward choir. Twenty-firs- t ward Elder F. S Richards will be tho speaker at the Jn the Sunday evening wrrir Twenty-firs- t ward chapel. Flrat avenue and K rtreeta. His eubjert will bo I fto fitncsi, of each President of the Church for tho work he had to do. EHeoaG ISi?adlgIltllii SMeS S . FOR FATHERS DAY I I HIM A NEW - GIVE - V CH0SLEY All Electric Radio Plain Color Woven Patterns Mens dress shirts splendidly tailored of broadcloth and woven patterned dras. 7 button fronts. Plain colors and self figured. Sizes 14 to 17. ' Delivers " Balance In Easy Payments Under Dinwoodeys Guarantee Plan uiuusion, DlNWOODEYS XoamuMTUR it ARREST 13 TERRORISTS June TOKYO, 1J(AP) Twenty-tw- o alleged Korean terrorists were arrested today following a fierce engagement with the) Japanese consular police near Lungchinctsun. in the Chlentao district of Kirin provjnce'of Manchuria. the Japanese consul for the district reported. Mens Athletic Shirts Mens Silk Ties Pastels, ' White Straws, Regular Regular 1.00 Hairbraids, Lacy Straws j7C 7' Men's thletc style shirt of runproof rayon. 36 to 44. LightPastel color only. In i weight end porous for eummer. Mens Rayon Hose Mens Rayon Unions Regular Regular 29c Say what you will. Selectios from large group does then youre most apt to find the hat tha USTa c ffyTuTTs- -y 0 u , the color that harmonizes perfectly with your outfit. Here are white straws, pastel felts, hairbraids, lacy straws. Felt and straw' and many ethers. All head sizes. 23 or F4 t 1.25 S3 toe and fancy yavon hoe. Reinforcedof at coTor and weer. A heel range 9 It to Sixes delgna Men - 1.00 silk tic . . MU wool Used to prevent IoIor shape. A good Assortment of colors ond designs. In gift boxes. M n Felts ma- :c Men's ravn M"on In light blil yvoarh. Fn Cilt and 26 to 44. six cMr fuT . . . pink, IlL (Walkers Economy Basement) (Walker's Economy Basement) Womens Beautiful Sheer ffilay.' B3)i?eGGeG (5M22gb IHIDneE,y sleeveless and cape sleeve Every pair first quality Full fashioned novelty prints a.--s HOLEPROOF Women's rayon wash frocks that do double duty for they may be worn shopping or for gathering on eool porches. In bright prints on light grounds. Dainty slee elescr. cape sleeve mode!?. Alb new-- summer styles. Sizes 14 to 4 i HOSIERY FASHION NOTES Sunbronze hosiery for white costumes . A tha day grow warmer, white take the center of the stage in women fashions with hosiery hades that match the skin of the wearer. Basque Bronze is a Uicfle-Pori- s color in Holeproof Hosiery , I Imagine clear and fine chiffon hose for only 1.19. Our extensive buying power alone make it possible. These are full fashioned . . . silk to the top. French and panel heels, AH the new light shades. Sizes 83 to 19. -- (Walker's Economy Basement) (Walker's Economy Basement) Womens Fine Guage EJsnlei?ejai? Eftayoim dance sets fa- vored by deeply sunbronzed women. Burmatan b a medium sun bronze. And Ponjola b for bloomers combinations In tbe accepted neutral stepins ( the natural brunette. See these smart new shades our Holeproof department .. ilwr daily parpl. pea 5l. ckiffM w - AS lk be M trice htt wtSraordteary win. UdtoJWit sbedw C.was la , , , oxfords, m tWalker j CV, sandals and Economy Easement) .j - 5- V : V ) e'-- of pumps, straps, woven flew In military keels ahd spike heel styles. Black. Eroan. Tan, and Black aqd White, Combined All aiaea. -- S140 colors for light dresses A full .election texture. Trimmed with contrasting color bandings and with dainty laces. In pastel colors. Bloomers stepins, dance sets and combinations. AH sizes. ' .(Walkers Economy Basement) aadj &!k I. Ik. tup, wttfc ft. Mw camdSmedi M, thb lowly slock- big la awdiw swnca wlpk it am - g98 in Smartly taiored rayon lingerie. Soft and silky in 4073 fi di - T. j:l - |