Show — BEET DECLINE GADSESWORItY Modernism Hits Broadway And New York Likes Idea FILES UTAHN 'DAI' — mm r' REPORT w m - aa — til m m sx w m w m r w RETURNS FROM OGDEN TAKES HUMAN FLASH COAST MEETING CLOSE BATTLE AGAIN BREAKS m MM Station Hendn Result Is Going to Be a Lot of Fun a Lot of Comfort Lca'thcnvood Says Bill Experiment ': Point Out nut iuru wiiiAv and a Lot of Beauty in a New Hotel With Galloping Injury Ogden' standing aa A flour mill ing center ia appreciated on th Pacific roast and lta continued de velopment in the handling of grain and flour anticipated according to H J Iveron manager of the Hperry Flour company who returned (Saturday from a buslnea trip to fan Francisco and Lea An- J- - Reindeer Struck By Lightning in Futuristic Idea ny iibhti ?fi::rrrtfcov SUNSHINE fftpfclal Corrnon1nt of Th Utah Suffers derln angar beet Browing In rtnh should b looked Htandnrd-Kxamlne"pon titt a highly unfavorable In I'tnh' agrbultijre is NIJW yOKK March 2— firnoky th view hld both by i't(tHiir pmch Ituffaloea atrUrk by llht-nlri- a nd by vJJHum l'Hrrri director Fcrarnbl4 cube and allvef Lr '(org? agronomist of orchid tilwrt the ltah Agiktiltural Modrnlum liaa hit Vw York lotion In wn Jnfurrnnl report J'M with a banc and Ntw York- likea both Jr if rand JtUH 'Jflfcse iIJll Of coum for Jb then" many somewhat lrrned about the downward trfnd In th pro- yenra Nw York baa Imaitlnad th lat Jlap In modernity but duction 'of bea during tho 18 t on n result of which sev that'a all wronisr and tha New Had few hnvo bven removed cllffa cniJKa club roorna can prova eral Itadciiffa got it practically it to other ft ntes from 1'arM which got it wan 1S20 "In ID1S atralgbt there M Mona l'lerr Chareu who get from eornawhst mora than a hundred thousand acre of beets in Utah It chiefly from hla inner with perhapa a bit of Fine? that llnm there hns been ft Mona r1mond riR'a aid from In flrt definite downward trend until at the Forbonn on "The 1927 tha acreage was only about Home" i'plrlt of the ModernKOOV &6000 to fifiOOO" th report say rtrMl'ITN J "Possibly ttih JI3000 acre of 920 Anyway th Hplrlt of th Mo3-ir- nn waa omwhftt RKirf than our norIfom ha ant down hard mal pMiducttot) would warrant On Gotham b unpacked lta tulip an ruthe other hand It Is certain that decked auitrna reel (they'ra nor man utii iktwi wouhi 09 tbey'r- tullpa) and attled moat profitable both to th nnrnr in r but for a long May Tb reault factories inj to th farmers It la going- to hi a lot of fun ft lot he able L'tah should thought that comfort and ft lot of beauty to produce 75000 to 80000 eeres rf About tha firrt thing that rneeta to vry good advantage your aya aa you enter tha Itadciiffa rluh rooina Juat opened on Vtri:s compui:i "Thf i in porta nr e of augur heel tli nineteenth floor of ft gal urn new hotel ara tha galloping in Utah Jh brought out by tho Tha reindeer hava not that in t!J27 more than 13 percent reindeer they of the totl f'irni value of all crops been atriick by lightning but Claua In lHih was nVrivfd from sugar inuat hova heard about Hanta though or aom"tktng beaua bet In spite of the frtft tbt only ateel and of futurltic faahloned b per ( flit of our cropped arm 'wia th top of ft in Tlio prJru (pnl crop to re- thy are leaping inoff direction of tha mirror poaalbly place bit when thy are discon- the ailver rla forevff that flowera I f ft Iff tinued arfc nod grain and raaa ft tall from fn'lelena cunning ph in rTtfiln region In Tha nett Item borne in upon 1927 About 45 per cent of the total la that you are atanding whera you cropped acreage in Utah wo grown you'va alwaya wanted to bat raw-ber-in to alfalfa but this a mounted to of a Cuba of tha center but 22 p'r cent of tho rrop vain e or aa tha Kad-riiff- o cream— Jraln cri rfpr fitl 31 per" would decorator graduat "i?nt of the nrhf(Q but only 22 per of amoky correct doubtlea you cent of tho vnltif Th crop vluen peach— all ready to eat your way on thft HVfirnK are nearly thrt-- out deep through the deliciou tlrnrsr qh Krrit for giifntr brt a black walla geometric the pink for hay nd grain (Jannlnsr peas allver trimming have hlfrh acro values but should deaigna and the Kt itriiisi: jKMjfTKi xo be to supplement handled to your delighted aur-prirothr than to compete with sugar Andyouthendiscover not only that tha beets" effective triangle of wood fitted into a wall apace la ft desk not Direr-tois "It rfcognlpd" that cubea held together by VeU-moand Pr Stewart sro on to aonly corner and mounting to the cellay "that in rrtaln svasonn there ing are a bookcaae but that the have fopn partial crop failure whole effect ia reatful and aatia-fyln- jf with eugar Certain root-ro- t a ft pin grove on ft aummer ' dl(asw8 and leaf (whlto fly) in- day the cu jury have' teen hirgfly rponlble Why thia ahould h Tarla However' careful studies have both the New York and shown the of modern effecta and injury to have ben greatly will tell with Jubilation: the that Is tha rot trouble have been gay color la gay enough to make In many areas' much the more da your heart light but not no gay a In view of thlf fact and in to make your brain blink and the view of dflnlt vidnce to th ef- modern chair ao deep ao four fect that reful manurfln and aquare no aulted to tha modern room are ao fthaolutaly in keeping noli moist ur control will in maxure avoid havy onm from with their aurroundlnga that only rot it Jsf thought the altuatlort U harmony can result Thl ia the new and common much wore- hopeful than It haa to b by many farm aenaa idea It waa An Idea gllmpaad bpn r It in hoped that in firat At tha X'arla anion where Mona t ff-rhareau explained that "modern th yon v a utraln of bK the rigll repldwnt o leafhopper Injury can furniture eunDlementa He htf dvrJoped by the proper plant economy of an age noted forwith it aald He akvacranera" brrdinjr niftbodn although thlfli furnlttire nd we among othera work i v major tamk'' the got fallen archee waiting lor chance to get ft look lie aald it asrain with an exhibit In New York where women trampled their neighbor ecstatically Whether or not the buffaJoea : enced by Paris la a moot point Theae handsome rtallatlc atone brutea glower high up on the Grand Central other game on the building In Park avenue They D"r and per Payette national forenet In Idaho hunch thelf ahouldera amid a roll have wintered unusually well and feet tempest of thunderbolt anchors are sleek and fat W U Itlce su- of paper compaaaea euca- wheel egg of forest globe winged the which perintendent laurel and leave They has lta headquarters In JKmmett lyptua are ao sensitive that when It anow declared here Saturday While vlsltinf? the Intermountaln a man with ft broom elimba predistrict headquarter here on of- cariously out to brush th drift ficial business Mr Hice eaid h from their head wiw 60 head of fat deer (several daya aero Locals from predatory animals lie contwlnued hava very light DEATH du to the Jty of now urn nlwuyn betvy aaid when mow i if('i lhIDAHO BRIDE Mr Jtl' (Hfil'i Urn J'ayett forest betw-M 10 probably lorrttnry nt fchort of normal a nd 20 pr Hnir u and that tha f JfinOMK Ida March 14— t) rw i thUhaving m)f early rounfry APj—Mr ISather Xnndjf Cal-J- n prlrtif It bride of rme month dld Krlday night In a Wendell hoapltal feclva4 fwm titfrt't rt Injuri when ab Ml under a di: harrow POLICE PLACED on the C'allen farm at Monday ON COMMITTEES near here Funeral aervlee are to be held nt the JMthodit church ww her" Bundav n rr rof Dun'-if siumm Mr Cnllen had' volunteered t lit ri si&itt'lnl Inn Hni un) tf KrtM- - drivo th four-hora- e team dragvil cornmnt- a to t(jrvtha orjfun-Jzatlo- n ging the harrow while her hus6r th remainder of the band l'aul Oallen did other work r Her aklrt became entangled with je'tThe'amUNfrnPnt ts the diMa pulling her down and committee t: of Traffic Officer John ahe acreamed Jn fright causing the Ferseant Oeorpp J'htUlps home to run away 1C The team was atopped after runII JTotorcycle Officer W Kmurthwaite Traffic Officer h M ning1 about 200 feet and after Mr Callen had received ft broken leg llliton and Detective A J Gale Sergeant J I C 1'etersion Detec- arm and Jaw and puncture of the tive Georpe Theobald 'and Desk lung Gangrene developed In th Sergeant C H Taylor are mem- foot necessitating amputation bers of the tick committee and while xteath waa arributed to 1'atrolman James Hcarn and W traumatic pneumonia caused by AV Itichardson and Detective Ilob-r- t puncture of the Jung Chambers will have charge of the association's Decoration day observance MAY SOON ABANDON That th In r) and SHADOW ( - de-'I'- it-n- s far-ton- con-alouane- aa - lf 1 tta f-- t bt ry ii-- ae r bta da-algn- era fur-nltu- ra er over-tstlmat- ed - Moi-fovt-- ti-x- IDAHO GAME SLEEK FAT TAKES b-e- 11 - con-Hu- 81b-ber- ASHLEY OIL DRILL SYDNEY FEARS MANY HOPPERS LONDON March 24— AP)-An KveniriK News Jispatch from Sydney nys thikrie approach of a prrpflt plajrue of Rrrawhoppers is reported from Southern-Ne- Fouth VERNAL March 24 — On order from Midwest Iteflnlng company headquarters in Caupcr the local distdlct superintendent ha been instructed to abandon drilling: in me Asniey vaney on teat alter & depth of 2720 feet is reached The flow of pure water encountered at 24 6 5 feet had increased to the un precedented volume of 20000 feet daily in what is believed to be the nugget aand The well will be plugged back to the horizon In which the heavy graa flow wa found from 1662 to 16S3 feet- - The well is to be held as the second Rawer on the struc- Wales The advance guard of the Insects Vina described as twenty miles vvlVle behind which are swarms exmile rapidly consum-inf- f tending tenwas an abundant graM what ture crop p'enceff In the area are draped with thousands of Insects while motorists passing- through it report- SPEEDY DRIVERS ed that their radiators were clogged WARNED BY BOYS and their windshield a covered Boy Scouts at the North Jun ior and Washington Junior llltrh TUT SUFFERS have been helping the poBROKEN HAND schools lice department enforce the ordinance requiring motorists to drive SAN FRANCISCO Califl March slowly through school zones dur — Jtvms tui Minneapo (Al-"ing school hours oroKe several According to Motorcycle Officer lis jipniweipnt bones in each hand In his eight Clair Ilasmussen couts at these round boxing match here last two schools are 'standing Irr the with Doc Snell of Tacoma street in front of their schools night it was revealed today when Tut when the children are on the mo grounds flagging applied at theiceatral emergency hospital for treatment Tut won torists and cautioning them to pro ceed more carefully the bout bJ" a decision ) fast-drivi- ng WASHINGTON mld until April nt Saturday morning' shower the afternoon' downpour brought us 15 of an inch of rainfall bringing the total for this atorm up to 4 of an inch We have now re ceived 14 Inches of precipitation inches thia month Normal ltl 1 A year Ago today we had clear weather with (5 degree above for a maiimum And 22 above for ft maximum minimum Saturday wa 64 with a minimum of 41 The mercury jrtood at 47 above At 6 o'clock last night Much more of this weather—say and we will another week of underatand what 1 meant by the cprefilon "Mal as aIf March ft Mad Hare" reopje wonder March Hare I:' ft special kind of rabbit or if there something conducive to Insanity in the trong wind of thi month H-- 1 A ft matter of fact that expres sion aroao because March Is the mating month for hares and in thia month they are excitable and aeem violent 4— often acting as though mad remember the mad March hare in Iewla Carroll'a fam ous story "Alice in Wonderland? He ha4 for a companion a mad hatter Mad as ft hatter la abso an old expression Now there Ut no good reason why a maker of hats should be Of course they mad or insane The- expression are quite sane aem to hare! no definite origin People pick up slang perhaps be cause it rolls eaUy from the tongue "You are a mad a-- as— I—" someone may have stuttered finally finishing in unreasonable exasperation "as mad as ft hatter" The word hatter In the expres sion ha no meaning at all it serves the purpose of sound only It 1 very much like the say Ing Dead aa a door nail" Do you - Saturday we heard ft youngster chant the following: aaJd th pepper box "Ah" "Ih" aald the breeee "0h" aald a whiff of dust "let" Lefttherwood declared the hour that ft simple engineering' Job of flood control which sould not coat more than fifteen million dollars waa being made th excuse for 'an unprecedented engineering experiment coating not lea than one million dollara hundred twenty-fiv- e and risking at least two hundred million ?nore" Under the measure he aald the federal government "I to provide ft hydro-ele- t trio aupply adequate for more than half tha present popula-tlo- n of California" in addition to domeatlo water supply end irrigation cans la HUMS UP HILT Bumming up the bill he said l "It proposes a aerloita Invasion of state sovereignty in turning the Colorado river over to the federal government "Jt Accomplishes nothing ilrome-diatel- y but th assurance of probetween the llflgfttlon longed etatea and the federal government "It la not a flood control project but ft power project wherein flood control la delayed indefinitely and subordinated to power development "Jt create and Invitee international complication with the republic of Mexico "Congress la asked to at once au thorise the risking of the taxpay era funds In an engineering ex of warning jerlment In the face that the project ha had lnsuffl dent engineering studies and should be reviewed by the country ablest engineers "It inaugurates ft new socialistic in government's expendl principle turea — that the government may enter business whenever there is a promise that by doing so it may make a government undertaking and financially sol vent' CKItTAIN ISS "In this instance all the known facts point to almost certain loss on the government venture into business "Aside from flood controj the need upon which the project in supposed to be based— more water for irrigation and domestic use in California a market eager for power improvement of navigation or can —Are largely Jut! as wellon be served by an th Colorado river other dam "I find that not ft single one of the major representations a to the project are true but that It has been promoted by political method and not on it merit' i' 'self-supporti- ng non-existe- fMt arm-er- a There will be leathern-face- d and in homespun and buckl hrlwk happy dame in beat drcaaand capa Rootha will be scattered around the gymnasium and also of every description sldeshowa farm Everyone I urged to dress er or farmerettes — Athleen Iludga 1IONOU ROLL We are very proud to have ao many student on our honor roll and to think o many are interestWe have art ed Acholaatlcally honor roll Jn order to encourage the student to be better scholar Th following student have obtained a place upon th honor roll by having grade of A In deportment and not lea than A minue in all other studies? First Honor Roll— A and A J07D Minus: J31le Nylander 8 07D Ruth Kathleen Wilson Ringham J2R Marjorie Kherner 3211 Roland Fred Stone 120 Athleen Jludge Turnquist 3211 21H 2lH Phylll Fcrdrlckaon Ieah Farr 21 H Florence Jorga-ao- n 2111 Joseph Kurumada 21H MarJan Annabel! Parker 206F 206F Jessie Cra btree Urown Pitt 208F Krner-ao- n 20F Marjorie 8tone 208 F Grant GodcJard - 1 JURY FINDS THUGS GUILTY In 1921 Th convicted men face ft een tenee Of 26 years' imprleonment The same train waa robbed ftt Almost th same spot ft few week ego and approximately the ame amount or money o&iajnea MOTHEft CHILD NOT HURT m COLLISION SALT 1A KT March S4Hurld to tha from th front pvement aaarof an Automobile when it collided with another rar at Ninth of good government" WILL HOLD DANCE IN LEGION CHATEAU ' The Public will get I Ka first chanc! to view the Interior of the American legion pvt' nw chateau next I'rMey night when th Uffth Nfitlnul Guard Officers' club will hold a carnival dance in th chateau auditorium Lieutenant Wayne Oudmundxen chairman of the committee in charge of the dartre made this announcement Haturdoy night adding that nn orchestra from the 222nd field artillery band will furnish tho muslcli This dance la to aid Jn th raining of funds to build & recreational hall at Jordan Narrow this sum Kaat And First 'routh street today Mm 1m M Norberg of Coal-clll- e escaped unhisrt and ft child Dorothy she was holding In her arms suffered About the only ft few scra-tchmer head year-And-ft-half-- e aiaweulits o " ¥ 1 miles Keep Ytlu Healthy Dr Caldwell watched the results of constipation for 47 years and believed that no matter how careful people are of their health d'et and exercise constipation will occur from time to time regardless of how much one tries to avoid it Of next importance then 1 how Dr to treat it when - it comes Caldwell always waa in favor of posgetting a close to nature sible hence his remedy for constipation known aa Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a mild vegetable It can not harm the compound most delicate system and Is not ft habit forming preparation Syrup and Pepsin ia pleaaant-taatln- g It does not youngsters love it gripe Thousands of mothers have written us to that effect Dr Caldwell did not approve o drastic physics and "purges He did not believe they w£re good for human beings to put into their system In a practice "of 47 years he never saw any reason for their use when a medicine like Syrup Pepsin will empty the bowels just as promptly more cleanly and gently without griping and hafm to the system Keep free from constipation! It robs your strength hardens your arteries and brings on premature old age Do not let a day go by Do without a bowel movement not sit and hope but go to a druggist andofgetDr one of the generous bottles Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Take the proper dose that night and by morning you! will feei Use Ey- like a different person While the Pacific coast provldee a urg mf aet ror i tan nour in strategie location of mills here ha given opportunity for shlpmenl to b mda also to in southeastern state and to eupply th Rocky mountain area from thia Mm of operation It waaonpointed out bjf hi return At Manager Iveraon the Fperry Flour company conference held in flan Fran was mai fitttfi announcement that the Improvement being made at tha Oaden Plant including new warehouse and storage tank for will be ruahed to completion to handlthl year' wheat crop and fall flour shipment Manager Ivereon reported tnat there ha been consternation m some area around Loa Angelea because ©f tha recent reservoir flis aater soma resident fearing thnt other dam might break and cause cii-tl- 'CmM' tereatlng assembly wa given by classes 206 and 201 Piano aolo wr vtvenbv liUCl la Van ijyge and Lula Frandaon A reading wa ueorg a by Fmma Hlgg given ntre-ntroof Oiiden High school talked to u about hla experience with a king soak in a scout camp In California To climax hi story ha ahowed u ft king snake Fome of the girl on th front row were scared heard to say that it nearly them to death until they saw it waa only wood— Phyllis Frederlckeon Teams Provide Paddock' Sliowa Heck ASSOCI ATIOX one-mlnu- The Girls' aaaociation held their Roe-winne- 20 in meeting on Tueaday Marchone-athe school auditorium A play waa cleverly presented by the Weber County High school under the supervision of Mr Morley The Girls' association' business meeting consisted of the planning of the girls' aaaociation dance which will be eiven on April 20 waa The committee carefully chosen In order that this dance may be th brighteste affair of the year The decorations will carry out the idea of an Alice In Won derland scene Now boys be nice to your girl friend and you will be asked to take a trip with Alice through Wonderland —LucUl Van Dyke ASSEMBLY HELD On Thursday mornln ga very In- ct Past Field In Special Entertainment At Event Iii Texas 3!onroo Park The Ogden Plus Pine defeated the fast Oermanlft soccer team at Monroe park Haturday S to 0 In one of the faateat game of the new season The playing field was ft sea of mud but this failed to atop th brilliant Ogden team Early In the contest Devrea acoreda goal with a fine aide shot and repeated with a colorful croea hot later During the second half Ogden tried hard and eventually J Lynch cored a good goal' fJlui line repeatedly pressed but Nestmann Jn goal for defended hi goal well and tier-man- tarred ia entire team performed well Mayor Frank Francla and Com missioner Fred E Willi ma assisted in opening the eeaaon officially The club house recently erected at wa opened for the the ground first lime Saturday The lineup Gcrmanla (0) Ogden (3) Parson goal G Lestmann Wlnterburg Llptrot (O ? rfb Gentner lfh Quick Hlerbeck rhb Udink Wlesa fhb Fmlth lhb Weldendorfer Drnnsfleld or Lhiig Lynch C Nest man ir Shearer c Nausbflum Hantlst RockoJ il Nelb'atine Ogden' Marrln 2- 4Lo An- HOUHTON Texa fAP) —Chatie C sprint star sheared of a aecond off hi A gel Paddock three-fift- h d own world'a record in th dash here In the Rica relay thi afternoon when ft set up daxillng new world' time oi It 1 second His ©Id record of Ml 6 second wa set yesterday at the Texas relay at Austin Paddock breaated th tape barely three feet ahead of Fred Alder-man- n national collegiate 100 and d Aldermanru champion running for the Illinois A C led the California flash for 75 yerda but could not meet Paddock' brilliant burst of apeed beyond the 100-yamark Aubrey Cockrell former Texaa university sprint star finished third & scant yard behind Alffer-man- n 140-yar- 4-- 220-yar- rd ' paddock broke hi own world' record on aucceaalve day aa h eatabliahed the old record at Austin yesterday when 14be broke hla for seconds which mer record of waa set in Finland In 1926 The California flash getting Into shape for ft berth on his third Olympic team "fought desperately to get out of last position for 71 yard and finally began to gain by mark At Inche near the braaated Alderman 100 yard h and picked up a yard lead in th gruelling flashy finish lO-ya- he r J?? CUTICURA er Wrntilnr —The first call hold Joe Etherlln and Ralph wreaetled to a draw Hoen-eti- ua-sist- ging of the pores the common cause of pimples and other unsightly conditions v t'w an otnHiwwt as trmm Ad'rM I "Vltwl nrrviwn tmtl de termined th winner Owen Leathern secured the first down over T0 Chaaa In If minutes and 20 seconds by a double arm scissor IS-- i- ne OOftOflg fl&iLIUUUmXOJJJUJJUMO JLOJJlUJULiLflXOXllJUiUl CatUwr fl 9 ft P ft g S fl ft S SUi Sfefc ttm PJULfiJLBJABMw MM Every day this week will be bargain dayrhere Items from every depart- ment wiii maice inxs a caie woria wmiu mesupn wmmui jfuu New Handkerchiefs Nice quality piece New Rubber Aprons They look like the 50c ones These clever georgette fancy scalloped and goods attractively Splendid quality penerous sizes- good painted hankies will sell fast 25c 65c kind' colors of 49t£ at event this range priced for chase of one tube of Paimolivc — 25c ' talcumn with each pur Art Section Specials Satins ing cream at 35c 'Sport JI4EE — Milady Gillette razor with 4 full range of colore in bright snap Dresses Baby at Palmoiive py satins suitable for dresses slips of each bottle fshampoo Made of a fine lawn lace trimmed - shav-FXtE- X 'A etc 40 Jnchei wide Special 89c Silk Hose choicest deeigoe !rt 3 inches wide color and dark light And will wash beautifully iipecial tha yard la the season' $100 Printed Crep es Very practical for all kind of summer dresses in a variety of design nod colors Washable and ahle 49 inche wile Special the yard non-crea- $169 Georgettes Absolutely pure silk In the best plain For Easter 11 OA v Crepe de Chine A splendid color assortment pure silk and washable 40 inches wide End colors and designs Tubfast and 40 inches wide Yard— 39c 45c 59c 69c If4 i Printed Georgettes Light and dark pure silk of a Paine and Hurst quality Very practical for J dresses and blouses 40 q Inches wide The yard yliUJ X New Kiddies' Sox AT AGE Of thia season's best styles Already we have had a generous response on our first showing Prices range — 63 rup Pepsin for yourself and members of the family In constipation biliousness sour and crampy stomach headaches and to break up fevers aind colds Always have a bottle In the house and observe these thfee rules of health: Keep the head cool the feet warm the bowels open' We 'would be glad to have you prove at our expense how much Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin - can mean to you and yours Just write !'Syrup Pepsin" Monticello Illinois and we will send you prepaid a FREE SAMPLE BOTTLE - 50c Summer Silks colors 40 inche wide and graduation dresses Also black Special 35c 39c 50c Raincoats Purs eiik top full Another lot 1U1 fashioned of those good XX com bination for !ir$ieOo $100 SilkHos With the arrow pointed heel Jieautlful quality Mad on the very finest maehinry fashion made You'll like thi- hose at— ' $165 and $195 Easter Baskets Including handkerchief chicken and eggs Very special 15c Bloomers Fine combed cotton In white and pink elaetic or loose knee 36 to 42 End of month special 29c Bedspreads Of rayon ia roe ft pretty blue and gold At tractively priced rang- - Suits Play in red and blue For little A touch ot embroidery finishes them You'll be delighted with the sfxH Rayon Slip Beautiful new stock In As pretty and fresh as' a new summer garden We believe these values are absolutely outstand ing Up from 59c Boudoir Pillows On a nice voile in the beet psetet New design just shade in 35c Aprons nnp Handbags Our entire stock of gen- uine leather bags nifty styles For one week Price $1095 $695 j Organdy apron In white "and peach Generous sizes To be embroidered in flC Dresser Scarfs spring's moat favored color and styles These are lust a little better than usual Ranging Pure linen nicely hemstitched with! border Clever designs to up - deep embroidered jbe from Narrow and wide styles to assortment big choose from Slzee 30 to 44 Special AA two for slUU Lindy Smocks ¥ The girls all like them Clever Etylea shaped and piped with contrasting colors Very popular C9 9C Special $£f£D Apron These new prints in generous sizes piped wfth fast color tape in clever styles are out standing- for 45-inc- 79c h Pillows Bra ooivg t New Belt Everything point to a tremendous belt season We are prepared with the newest and best £i )f f S398 from orange glrj - $100- New Flowers Prices range tip from hemstitched neat effective design to be embroidered Very special 49c Tan crash new designs and on a ep did material Ready to embroid- - OQ er Up from- JC Spring Packages Better than ever The new Bucilla are here Those who have seen them agree they are more beautiful than ever Toilet Preparations J 39c These well known brands Pebeco tooteh paste Hinds honey and almond cream Frostilla 50c sizes Sale 39c — Dresi es —mi 'ifi Outstanding in styles In georgettes flat crepes and crepe de chines New snappy colors all $16 50 S Rubber Cd quality absolutely guaranteed not to peel or crack Slight ly fleeced For ladies and misses Ladies' sizes Misses' sizes XJ To CAPE VNfiEMItLE Jade green chiffon fashion cape ensemble The frock ha a of March li were Choen rippling skirt and Johg ol flaring Devnee Boxing — Three with green A sleeves hat llnfsment J L Janaen picture Ref'ree: over llArold round? flower tops it Luke Zander Von Eugen Chase Woodward F Waldorf and Floyd Wheat ft draw Tommy Bepplch winner over Lyle Baker Eddie Htark end Ilernard f?tone a draw Allan Pybee and Clarence Keller a draw Joe Maero and Raymond Madaon a draw Max ed Jones winner over Thomas Whit-akRefrular use of tho Soap winner over Ixswl Hronz by the Ointment when Jonea and Harry Myamato aJohn Francl draw Morrl Buckley required not only cleanses and Sully winner over Derafd Stone purifies thj tkin of children and Fred Morris winner over Ray Or-to- n adults but tends to prevent clogSMOKELESS KMOKKR Result of the mokele amoker $169 Printed Rayon Silks These come in an endless variety of r a' ve flood 206 DEMANDS MEN SHOW LOYALTY i ol 1 1 rA!tMi:ilV HIXNJOM The Farmer dane will be held on March 30 If you have never been to ft real farmers' reunion you had better com 10 thia one k : nt have ft sneeze jUh Dh" they All went to- gether AjEtd Grandmother said 'There' a ehenge in the weather "1 in my bonea — Ker-choAnd Baby sneezed And Hover too1 HI little playmftte came back with Hear the rain— patter patter Hit the pane— clatter clatter Down It pour— helter pelter Gosip and outside talking ore not conducive to the best interests Quick indoors— Shelter shelter of: good government Chief of Police Harry Anderson says in a signed notice posted in the officers' room at the police station isatur day The notice follow: "Kvery officer in thlsf depart ment must show by example And action that absolute loyalty is the first requisite for harmony and ef ficient service that confidence in CHICAGO March 24— (AP)- Thorna Jlolden and Francis I the policies of the chief and rank Keating were found guilty by a Jury ing officers and etriet adherence in federal court today in connec thereto must be recognized tlon with the fill 000 grand trunk "Ooslp and outside talking are train robbery At Evergreen Park not conducive to the best interest 'Ih Soccer ele Bwlftg-Johnao- Itherwood filed the report Old Jupiter Pivivtua the god of while rules committee had before up it a motion of Chairman Fmith of rain mut have been all on hut datea when he av ua thia the irrigation committee aeeking atorm — Conference doan't open right of way for the measure In -- e lfaf-hopp- siy sou — 1 Project' March 24— (AP)— Minority report declaring n the Houldar darn measure waa "dangoroua dlahon-e- t and unsound" wa filed today lea lherwow1 by Representative Iiepubtlcsn itah dlfiintltig mem ber of th house irrigation committee which approved the bill MM I'M JUH WORLD RECORD FROM GERM AMI A Raincoats All ladles sizes big range of colors ALWAYS EELIABLE New stock Sale $298 |