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Show FRIDAY" JUNE .NEWS till to iMiko their home tn Mr. KtBg has Juat this dty. -capital grad- - ( USts4 tram Ut OsoryotoWB ualvsralty I was formsrly school, Mra. Mlaa Alios Edwards King of Salt Lak. who bn at On r ope oI th prettiest. of Jane wed- ON dingo, m solemn tied lest eve- - ixre, the bride's only attendant. and matron of honor, wore on attractive of whit chiffon with a wreath Clinton gown and a bouquet of pink roses. The I. Moon gave his daughter, Mary Alice In .bridegroom.- wora Fod dress- - sntform Mentenmtr BlB at thaHotel Utah, when tr Anh marrtag Slow. art Walton. IT,. 8. N.. stationed at Brera-'ertoThe Wash. ceremony was performed at oclock by the Rev. jTlm-o- rl Goshen and wan followed by a , supper. yMln v Felhi and ferns were rcombined with whits Shasta daisies and delphinium throughout the rooms An altar of White blossoms was one ood of the drawing ropm. .7 he hrfde wee adorable in Tvhlt chiffon and Iridescent With a tulle veil caught trimmings with tiny deleters of orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of brides roses and white eweet peas, Mrs Milton H. storage; trandn , rfi. U. S. ARMY pack' ,, ' CARRIERS Reclaimed In U. S. ARMY COLLAPSIBLE dandy condition. WATER BUCKETS. 98c . u.V NEW AUTO TENTS 7x7 10 oz. Extra special for Si'.. ...,...$8,95 Just the thing for tyoy scouts campers, fishermen, etc. :Made of heavy government 1 khaki waterproof and shadow-proo- f. 4 , MENS AND BOYS KHAKI The new Bobby. Wink OUTING SHIRTS Big Yank make,-iall sizes n OUT- - ING CAPS DIES Jgg FINE LA- TAILORED OUTING HATS Regular $1.50 values QQ. 30G MENS, WHITE FINE MUS- - Khaki $1.95 .Special Knickers Alas Breeches Genuine U. S. Army New ALUMINUM MESS 45c KITS Each 53.45 ....... - Z. C. M. 1.8 b r - Relative humidity at Precipitation fine Extra quality; ribbed; bleached Egyptian long stiple cotton. Worth $2.00. (j41 35 Sale price . -- - ...... sfifetch. , Special . . r Extra quality; fine lisle $265 thread garments. Special We have the finest line of bathing suits both in designing and ' t. ity ever shown in this city. -- ' ' . v ' Except Specials ! V J t State. - i . , ; 1 r ; 'r 5! U-? We have a complete line of Khaki Hiking Cl:. '2 Z. C. M. L White Good keep you cool and eo Delightfully, summery fabrics that will " ' able in addition to being attractive. All of our Voiles, Organdies, Flaxons, Batistes, Lawns, India Linons, Poplins, Madras, Pique, Beach Cloth, etc-eth at a reduction of Saturday Commencing ' .. c . - .morning., i COLORED ORGANDY 46 Inch, yard 40 regular J1.26, npeclal, ,...,,.,...,6 -- Inch, regular yard TOc, 61x00, Hammed, fine quality, ' - &ry special One-Fift- s. r.-'S- 72x00, Hemmed, fine quaHtyv : special Hemmed, flue , quality. special tlxlOI. Himned, fin quality ' e e e e IpfCiftl W$k if ' ' 11x00, ; epeelal, e a ; ; tr-- COLORED BEACH CLOTH 26 Inch, regular yard 60c, npeclal, 32 Inch, yard a 12 Inch, regular yard lie, ..regular ., , 41x14 npeclal, A 44c pillow case, special 16c, epeelal, mumIw nr COLORED DRESS LINEN Jl I boh, 'reg- - fancy, regular 26 Inch, npeclal a yard V, ' RATINE. $2.50. f 43JM 8$ , Inch Inch, fancy. $2 00, plain, regular apectal a yard $4 inch, special I raguUr 11.60. I $IM 2 2 20 Inch, regular 46c, special .44a 20 inch. Serpentine, regular tic. , special 20 Inch, plain crepe, regular te. . .39H special,,., 22 2 2 22 24 ..... 10 Inch, special fancy, regular . 60c, i,, . regular 76c, epeelal '' . regular tic, npeclal regulra 10c. npeclal dee i 21.04, inch, regular special fa Inch, regular $1.10, special - J 1 "V Inch, regular $1.16. special Inch, regular $1.2$, epeelal .r Inch, regular tl.26Apedal HA , Inch, regular $1.4. epedab-L- k I Inch, regular l.C0apedabv2.t Inch, regular L0, epeciataiA 4 inch, regular tl.76APeta$ Inch, regular $2. 04 .special. 41 4 .j - 24 , v'- - inch, Inch, Inch, 2 2 2 JAPANESE CREPE ir $0 Inch, regular 40a, npeclal II Inch, regular 46c, special 24 inch .regular 60c, special , 24 Inch, regular lie, special . 4 Inch, regular. 40c, apodal 4 10 Inch, regular 45c, special 4N L0 npeclal 11-2- A COLORED. VOILES 2 ," J-- All Other C eleved Ve 4pee6al re rr I Cet M. OUR DRUG STORE 18 AT SOUTH MAIN ST.i J112-11- 4 Campfire Girls Will ' Have Float in Parade (Special to The News) BLACKFOOT, Idaho. June 20. The met at the home of Campfire girls Mrs. their guardian, E, W. Whitcomb on Tuesday evening and. disousaed Ith.llionias Winter Now Re-elect- JuljrparadA 7. . . Head of ed Task 60 ESS NewYcrAo Gab Federation plans tor an elaborate float for the of Fourth i -- the DeHart, to eomplete plane for concert to be given scon in t(By A sno elated Prens.) open-a- ir the city park, Thla organisation is al N., Y., Juna CHAUTAUQUA, so carrying on an active campaign for of tha of a swimming pool for thq young folks of ths town, and have secured the co- Mra. Thomas G. Winter of Minneapoperation of tha Rotary and iKlwanlu olis as president of thn General1 FedOea clubs and other organisations, for their eration of Women oluba waa made project..,. 44 am. .... today. Others elected Included: am,...,. 67 54 Relief Society. Will First vice president, Mrs. W. .X . T akeSummerV acation Jennings, Jacksonville, Fin.; second I Inca. vice president, Mra- Wallace T. Par(Special to Tho Nowa) BLACKFOOT, Idaho. Jonh 0. Mra. ham, Glandtvo, Mont; recording secGeorge T. Marshall, president of the retary, Mrs. James E. .Hays, Montesu-m- a, First ward Relief society announces Ga.; treasurer, Mra Florenoe that no further meetlngn Will bo held until the first Tuesday in August. Floors, Cleburne, Texaa The Second ward society will have The appointment of the correspondno meeting next week, on account of secretary will he .made by the new the Fourth, but will meet again on ing , of a board of directors. July 11, and then take n recess . The federation convention ' few weeka today considered resolutions . on uniform marriage and divorce, motion picBingham County Democrats tures, truth .in fabrlo legislation, art Blackfoot Instruction In the schools and tho esHold Rally tablishment of a national Immigration News to ) The . (Special commission. , BLACKFOOT. Idaho. June 20. The political campaign waa given an im-of petus from tha Democratic point view, by the banquet held Wednesday about night at the Cottage hotel, with in at50 Democrats of Bingham county and Howard Henderson, tendance, club of chairman of thn Democratic prinBingham county, presiding. The Governor cipal speakers were formerand Lewis Moaee Alexander of Boise, Wllllams of Malad, state organiser for the party.' Other guests who ad draassd the meeting briefly were 11am Whitaker, Alex. Campbell, Richard Hogan and William Taylor, all of Pocatello. Charles E. Harris of Black-fqo- t, chatnaaa ef the Democratic county centra) committee, waa also a of ths meeting speaker. The as stated was toobject stimulate organisation of the party In all precincts, an to for harmongot nil workers together ious effort. It was decided to have n oora piste ticket reedy to fils by Frithe day evening of this week, selecting material available, strongest Kor-- s Alexander and Lewis WlYms left Friday morning for Idaho 6 liar masting will be.MMrk ' wheri - lfprr: rocr;: rW A , . i. : . i ua iv . swachJWjc. N. T, to 4. rw. viiiifc.V..ii Mkosh :r 4:4$ amt .t - son seta IH4 p.m. i r J t t " . r ,1 s, y . - 5t 4, AS 14 Tsa Kahsu."- 3?yaAES. q, VJd 44 the terms of a ruling of tho general, women are q .bis to hold, high court jndgo-ahl'-w , $ i Grant Britain. Ths hraash academy la threatened woman French with bf joott hr because of the peratotent refusal of the men member! tn admit a woman writer. Bet 1ft and 2nd South. Opp.Gem Theatre Jv tsa era 1,144.42 12 ' now aa rtesa i. ' n - Une th ' .. V-- Vi Alo All Children Coats, Half Price Z. C. M. I. Waists and Blouses 2 BriUe.li attorney 4 : ' out-of-to- qual- - 1 151-153'Sou- , A.-- Half Price at Medium ribbed garments' of fra quality ;, especially - built for Wear, with very little t , ' - now 22c, so we are giving our customers the benefit. RCA 4 'i 4 7 '7: Ladies Coats and .Capes ' Dry bulb temperature at Wet bulb temperature at 4 ? I.s Entire Stock of Z. C. M. Weather Fnwneet. Johnson returned Mr. and Mra J.-Salt Lake City, Utah, Jana II, 1422. today after a month's trip in the east. For Salt Lake Cky and vicinity GenerIn Chicago, Now York, Including visits D. C Boston and Phila- ally fair tonight and Saturday, cooler. Washington. Fob Utah Generally (air tonight and Sat, delphia " urday, cooler northweet portion. e e For southeaMorn Idaho Tonight and A millinery class will meet at the Civic Center tomorrow morning under Saturday (air. of Mrs. Joel the direction Comparative- - Local Weather Data Far e o Nlbley. i . . , Jane 20. tomorAlder Miss Lydia will leave row on a vacation trip to Los Angeles, I Deg. Temperature. where she will visit for a motith with Misa Florence Peck 94 .her jftusln, Highest yeAerday 9 Highest in this month last year.,., 101 u Mra and UaPral1lnn Grant King, Hlgheat in thin month alnce 1174., o were married recently in Wash- Lowoat thla morning i 47 Lowoat thla month laat year'.,,.. ington,, D, C.. are expected tomorrow Lowest 99 this month Since 1174...,,., 79 Normal (or yesterday 75 Mean yesterday 176 excess Accumulated this month.... Accumulated deflclency since Jan. 1 .407 Humidity Except Spc vuhMi The Tweeds Hie Honii Trieoth: and black. I'd., navy Twilla are included in tLLf i, Jd; g Mr k' 'Half Price. . . , during the warm days in Taffetas, Crepe Knit and Cantons, everything included except specials Weather Report jh i Except Specials Becoming creations1 that you will enjoy er t very cool; worth $1.50. . Sale price . . .S Lk Price V2 BLACKFOOT. We defy competition on these goodsf as you are buying direct from the factory and these garments were made up on 7c cotton which is Extra fine quality; flat weave; c: IX Entire Stock of EFMIITSlimil ,',, LoPoSo W. ' X ANNUAL JULY SALE t f' k ; . ZrCrRt-T.-SUltATmCT.OAnDE- , ' (Special to Tho News) Idaho, Juno 10. On Of tho largest land sale In Idaho In recant months la reported fronp Salmon, Lemhi county, where tho Lemhi Orchard A Irrigation company has sold to a group of Spokane Invoatori all their holdings near Salmon, Including about 7,000 acres of highly developed tend, and herds of thoroughbred cattle, as well as common stock. Tha thoroughbred animals are said to have brought an average of f 100 a head, and eoifimon stock ISO The total consideration Involved is stated aa approxi. mately 1100,000. The well known Hagel andBarrackn ranches are included In tho transfer. The chief owner was Peter McKinney of Salmon, and associated with him was H. H. Boomer, contractor of 8pokane. It ts reported that B. C. Lloyd, O. . Eagley and F. Babcock, all of Spokane, Mra Walter L. Penlck entertained are the buyera,j at her home on Thirteenth East street In the big deal. at a kenslngton this afternoon 1b honor of Miss Cordelia Straup, abrlde Blackfoot Kiwaniant Hear of the near futura Roees decorated ' the rooms and the tea table. The Address on Americanism guests were sixteen close friends of the rida . (Special to Tho Mewa) ' e BLACKFOOT, Idaho, Juna JO. Peter The marriage of Miss Anna Jacobson G. Johnston was the principal speak-e- r and Axsl B. C. Ohlson took place this at the regular 'weekly luncheon of afternoon In the Salt Lake tenjpla A the Klwanis club at tha hotel wedding reception will be given this Thursday. The speaker's Cottage subject was evening nt the home of Mr. and Mrs elohe an and made Americanism," Miss quent addreae on the W. W. Ray. 140S Vale avenua A vocal Sigma Jacobson, sister of the bride. solo was given by Misssubject. Pierce. Virginia ill be bridesmaid, and Earl Plercey At the next meeting delegatee to atwill be best man. Following a wed-din- g tend the district convention tn Ogden, b will to California they trip be chosen. will to erect club The voted at borne In this oitv. a large sign .to direct tourieta to the Blackfoot motor la oao of camp, which Mrs. J. H. Blau was hostess this the finest in Southeastern Idpho.' afternoon at her - home In th La France apartments at n tea in honor of Mrs. W, M. Munk, who is leaving soon Rotary and Kiwants to make her home in Los Angnlea and Club$ Stage Benefit for Mrs. A. E. Scoville of Los An geles. who Is visiting in ths citv. Pink and white sweet peas and ferns decor' (Special to Tha News.) ated the rooma BLACKFOOT, Idaho. June 30. The The hostess was assisted In recelV' baseball-gabetween ths Rotary Miss Henrietta club nine and the lng by her daughter. Kiwanls club nine, Blau. In ths dining room. Mra E. Urien, held at the Fair Grounds on WednesMra E. Stanniford, Miss Ruth Fox and day afternoon, attracted a large crowd, CathMiss Myrna Coulam, assisted. and were In the the fans unanimous erine Sharp received th cards. that their opinion money got they Musical numbers were given by Mrs. if not In baseball. In farce comeE. Ramsey Morria'Miss Jennie Welch, worth,The final score was about 11 to Miss Sadie Robinson, vocalists. Miss dy. 16 In favor of the Klwanlans, as near Mrs. Arvilla Dewsnup, violinist, and aa could figure it, but the Maud Brown Cheshire pianist. Seventy-fthere were so many errors It was difive guests called. - ' ficult to keep track. The star players Mra. 3.i A. Mcllwee arrived today were B. H. Hudson, president of the club; Howard Henderson, presifrom Denver, where she has been for Rotary some time and will, visit here with her dent of Klwanis: add Oscar Christen, Trent and sen high school principal and tnember daughter, Mrs. Thomas B. 627 Second of the Kiwanls club, and Rotarian Mr. Trent at their home, John J. Boyle. The twe latter scored avenue.' a home run each. Prast. James B. , e 7. , , t. Duckworth took his turn at the Mrs. Fred C. Porter of San Francisco and later, won a round of hearty bat, apIs visiting with friends in the city She plause from the gallery, .when he Hoff romped in home. will be the guest of Mra E. E. Rooseman next week at her home on of the game, over $200, The velt avenue. Mra Huffman will en- will beproceeds used to-- establish a childrens tertain- the latter part of the week for playground. her guest, , o SUNDAY SCHOOL BOARD MEETS. reMra Albert Fisher, who recently turned from Los Angeles, has taken an BLACKFOOT. Idaho, June 10. The apartment at "the HUlcrest, 67 A street, regular monthly meeting of the stake board of Sunday school workers waa for the summer. held at the Second ward chapel Wedwith a full attendance. A nesday evening, and Mr. 'and Mra James Hogle C. A. Packham presided, and therr their guest. Miss Owna Weed, of Los Supt. waa a discuasion Sunday school probAngeles, who has been visiting leav-in lems throughout ofthe stake. Salt Lake for several weeks, are today for California to spend the ing summer. Mr. end, Mra Hogle will spend a few days In Los Angeles bej to open their fore leaving for La Jolla , summer home. ; - ' . V , Chi-oBg- ft for ladles. Tou can buy the coat to match these at f4.SC. Special i. only ... ) .6 ; ri'. so LIN ATHLETIC IQn MENS ATHLETIC UNION all sizes. Pr. 43 U DRAPERS; all SUITS In : 69c Navy Athletic Shirts sizes . Same Price , LADIES KHAKI BREECHFins Texture ES; Front or side pockets ;lace x(n bottoms, a $3 value." , a, 1 IT . , . f T '5 4, T ' - EaSULllti score-keep- U.S. Army PupTents $1.98 4 ' X me - MENS KHAKI the W. - U. S. ARMY KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS, Each ; Is m ,- "See S general storage and wns attended hr Commander Turn er F, Caldwell. aunt ef the bride, Mrs, Maif.t ns ef San Francisco, who with rifta came to attend the wedding, was gowned In s blue and blaok IlA.KfeYSER FIREPROOF t , spangled model. Mus(o preceding amt following the company Fred C, ceremony was furnished sag West Reread teeth ' , - by Graham., STBS Fhese Wee. gad The snsper table was decorated In Shasta daisied and delphinium. Covers were laid for seventy HOe friends and . , Vancouver Island on their honeymoon relatiyes. Lieutenant And Mrs Walton left' at and will later go to Bremerton to make . 11:10' o'clock lapt evening for Seattle their homo. and British Columbia. They wilt tour In the Salt Lake temple this morn lng , the marriage of Miss Catherine Jensen,- to W. Leland "Worsencroft. and Ml Dagmar Jensen, to LeRoy R. Clark Yoa .Scare took place. The brtdea are sletere and the daughters of Mr. and ,Mrn J. C. Jensen. 21 Belvedere apartmenta A reception will be given this evening in the reception room of the Beiveders. Two hundred and fifty Invitations have , been Issued. The brides will be attended by five smell flower girls, Adele Jensen. Ruth Jensen, Dorothy Jensen, Marlait Catherine Buehler and Laree Jensen. The young couples will spend their honeymodns motoring in the nearhy Mr. and Mra Worsencroft canyons. will make their home In Salt Lake Mr and and Mra Clark will be at home 1 Eureka. , f n. - F Be most reasons hie high class stor-yo- u can get,.For those who age waaf the beet we have the Key- - I eer Ftreoyaef Private Rooms I Safer than many, safety deposit vaulta s t - has hMa Btuiylag la Washington. .. . Mra Thomas Bahtoa Buatsr of 'Ssn Fraaetooo t tha guast of hor psrants, Mr. aa4 Mra Frd 'A. Halo for tho umssar. Mra Halo oBtortainad for r daughter at a luachooB at tho Country dab yssterdsy. t Miss Iviao Shlaiia loft fNtifdty for sxtandsd to Hassltom, Pa., with gi and. Mravlsit Will 8htalda . n o fv i Miss 'Myra Cameron trill arrive tomorrow from a vtatt In tho east where the attended aetaaa reunion ar Smith college and. A Visited relatives la. V4 , . rV; Utah. By A el k VraMaglan . . - |
