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Show WYAir .is.Hnti-- Childrens, . Misses - and - Ladies BUt COMJOO ii-M- -mps TO SECURE BEAUTIFUL EASTER MILLINERY Our superb showing this Spring consists of all the latest styles and designs for young and old. .uThere are. so many new shapes,-stylos- , colorings and combinations that to describe them" all is impossible. Beautiful flowers, charming combinations of Silk, ltibbon and dainty trimmings are used with artful skill in making our Hats" and r carry an Individual style - thatJiWatiM.aad OUR CHILDRENS DATS ... V- . II. - We attracting unusual attention. These hats are designed for girls--fro6 to 12 years and arc-vestylish, too, Ourprices are withhr the. reach of all, and every lady in Provo should call and. see our as- -- ry of All Styles and Kinds for i tomins:, sortment ng. 7 7 before-purchasi- : PEOPLE. SALT LAKE CITY, April 4. Should J. L. Wyatt, secretary of the Equitable Loan & Investment company, successfully resist - the eharges of obtaining money under Tilse pretenses brought- - against iim' by the county attorneys of ice. he will face extradition from Colorado. ' In a pro-medin- etter received yesterday by County Attorney J.E. Willey, Darrow & Ilowe, attorneys of Glemvood SpriuKikdiwJitato i - have a grievance against his promoter and may ask to extradite him if you will not resist. The nature of the grievance of the Colorado people is not stated in the letter. J. M. Horsley, a former agent ofThe Equitable concern, arrived yesterday from Soda Springs, Idaho, with sixteen complaints rom that place. Other complaints Wo . PATTERN HAT MILLINERY COMPANY- - from Jacksons Hole, Wyo., Nam-- , )a and Lewiston, Idaho, and Mon- icello, Utah, were received by . the county att orncy. Ilorseley claims that the com- pany. received from Soda Springs and vicinity the amount of $931.-5- 0 as payment on loans of $30,70o. Thrronlyrloan made by the com--"- " panyf according to Ilorseley, was one; that he secured himself,, amounting to $1000, which he sc- -' cured hfter giving a mortgage on his power plant for $2500. ..Heclaims to have paid $237.50 into the company, which still hold the mortgage. . . : . Price tor Suit 191 Every Purse Quality Guaranteed West Center Provo, Utah - 00X00000000K0000000X0000 FARRER BROS.- - & CO. . . COUNTY CLERK KEPT Lambert L.. Beesley and Sylvia Peter Henry Anderson, Manti, BUSY AT THE LICENSE Jones, Provo; John Stahl Pullen, and Martha Elizabeth W ride, ELECTRIC LIGHTED COUNTER THIS WEEK Trenton, N. J., and Lillian Okel-berr- y Provo; Lot Trudgeon and Emily SPRING BONNETS ' of Goshen ; Daniel W. Flen-ne- r, Button, both of Eureka ; Archi-bol- d NEW CHICAGO FAD f V'f , ' . ' . Beckstrom and Elizabeth Nampa, Idaho, and Anna Marriages licenses have been Ls- sued to the following couples: Myrtella Groesbeck, Springville; Argyle, both- of Spanish Fork; - O OOOOOOOOOOCOOOCCCCCCCC3OCC0CCCCC3OOOXOOCOOO CHICAGO, April 2. An active demand for incandescent hats, the fi.rst.of which was displayed s, here at the convention uf has prompted an electric fight;1 company ta get out designs, aU operated from small dry batteries in the crown of the hat. One design contains tiny ..orange i . dress-maker- - blossoms. These are connected by means of green wir.es, looped I with orange and other blossoms , A Brilliant Exposition " of . ' 1 I - ' " in decorative fashion. i The hat JajmuelL he avicrlha n the ordinary one, bccause of the. battery and wiring. The lights are turned on with a push button, which looks like a hat pin, at one side. New designs to be completed this week will imitate a wide Variety of flowers. ' - - Selected Spring Hats f- Victor F. Myers, American Fork, and Lenora E. Butt, Lehi ; S. A . Van Leuven, Springville, ami Fork. Mary Corbett, Spanish Louia A. Vidy, Ogden,' and Carrie Our Spring collection deserves the attention of every woman everywhere. It represents our most aVnbitious effort in 1912 styles of millinery; and it will prove, in its way, as interesting fo bur visitors ns & .display, of pic- :tures-b- y famous artists--fo- r eaclr hat Is a' work of art a creation a masterpiece. : We offer you all the style and all the most is of the and exclusive there the added feamilliners, originality ' ture of notable PRICE MODERATION. , - Wadsworth, Salt Lake. v o Childrens C) ao The most original and artistic Parisian and Avenue Millinery creators have contributed some of their choicest is the keynote we've prepared several very extraordinary productions to this Special Easter Exhibit r our for Easter attractions, Special. o o o o o o a o o o ao c c 3 ONKLOT OF Sailer and Manish shapes made - - - .. of the finest Milan Braid alto- gether new in design and very becoming selling regularly at $i.7f and up, will go with, our Easter Specials for. - . . .$5.00 millinery A GENUINE BARGAIN' that wo are offering at. this time is our natural-bleache- d Java Straw Mats. The artistically turned up brim, smartly Iu great profusion, dainty, beau- A VERY STYLISH HAT our finely hnd-wove- n Tagal Braid. It is one of our very best sellers. We have a great is underfaced with velvet and the variety of shapes makes these1 hats very attractive. They sell ' regularly at '.$15,007': 'As an" Easter Special they will go at . . ( ... . variety of styles-a- X. nd tiful and moderately prims!. shapes which sell regularly at $8.00 and- - $10.00. We are, letting CAPS FOR THE BABY. -- at 5 mm .$6.75 DAUGHTER. tou HATS FOR YOUR BUDDING Two large., shipments of hats reached Provo this week for us. Among them you will find many beautiful styles this enables usVo show you many hats, as .our assortment is large and well arranged. oLProvo flftm iruir'JSpetTullE'aster AssorfnTenl in and select UVMffu.in , Jttvita-lbo.ladwi- FOR YOUR LITTLE BONNETS these go in our Easter Specials LITTLE MISS. s AVENUE MILLINER. Y PARLORS . our See styles. lliein. 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