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Show ' THE SUH. PRICE. PTAHEYEM PAGE EIGHT leejtewcw OwpricesateM VOLUME, friends, volume, speed of sales and rapidity of turnover, together with LOW PRICES and Small Profits FRIDAY, JANUARY El. FRIDAY. serve yotTbetter In these days of Special Discount did values we have to offer prompts us to cal your attention in S25 stores and particular to the new price basis. Buying for we can and that means of of unheard profit, margins filing on We guarantee to sell the same shoe do eliminate all competition. can for less money, every day in the year, than any competitor sell them. These are not boasts but facts. Make the comparison yourself. cA Nation-guid- Institution e . 7 PRICE, UTAH, Store No. 12i 29HST0RES $ .19 Sales and other wild attempts to unload ad kinds of merchandise upon the buying public at prices that, on their face appear attractive, yet do not bear their proper reduction in proportion to their replacement values, it should prove of value to know that the Largest Organisation of Chain Department Stores in America has brought all of its selling prices down to rock bottom, based on todays lower replacement costs This means that wo have accepted our loss in depreciation on merchandise on hand in our 312 stores and are passing this on in savings to the buying public. 12 9-- 4, Sanitas Oil Cloth Mens Cotton Flannel Shirts Mens Bib Overalls. . . . Mens Black Sateen Shirts Best Grade Outing Flannel Canvas Gloves, at Leather Faced Gloves, at Pillow Tubing 42-in- 1 A Is jasS part of our explanation for the new market Reconstruction" and extremely low prices which wo quote to you in this ad. New shoes in every line are now arrivini and the splen- Yard wide Percales Hope Muslin Bleached Pepperel Sheeting, 1921 ch .58 69 29 .98 1.23 .98 Ladies' Black Kid Juliets, patent strip toe, in all sixes and as $3.58 pictured, E last. 19 .08 29 39 McCALLS PATTERNS OF COURSE Ladies' Cordovan Cloth Top Boot, kid or calf bottoms, welt sole and aa pictured, all sires $6.50 Mens Brown Cordovan Heavyweight Calfskin Dress Shoes, two full double soles, welt, with extra ..$6.90 rubber welt Mens Brown or Black jmuuum- - Dress Shoes, calfskin, welt sole, 'Combine- - $6.90 -- Mens Regular Calfskin Bluchers, Ladies' Black or Brown Oxfords in kHhtqWright' calfskin, welt FE EH soles; all widths and sises.. WWMlU black or brown, $5.50, $4.98 Misses and Children's English, semi or round toe, in black or cordovan, lace or button $2.98 all sizes Children s Black or Brown Foot Cultures, welt stitched soles, f1) QQ button or lace, 2.58, $2.4!) Vtiov (Infants,' size, 3 to 5, fl.98) Ladies' Brown or Black Calfskin, welt construction, military or Louis heel, all sizes Mens Black or Brown English, welt sole, with or without Goodyear rul- ber Leels, in thrte lots, $0.50 $7.50, $5.00 Men s $5.50 full doublesoles Work Shoes good tannage, triple stitch, all sizes . Order a Pair. No. 2519 heavy-t- wo Men's Outing Work Shoes, hemlock tanned sole, all sizes, INFANTS WEAR ...$4.98 New line of White Nainsook, Flaxon Hand Made Dresses, Skirts, Gertrudes, Pillow Tops and Bibs u M yX COUNTRY OVER RETAIL PRICES progress mude in the Tight against NEW GOVERNMENT SEGUES OF COAL ARE HIGHER smoke. Osltorn MonetU who was to have been present, was unavoidably detuined in Chicago. Secretary Houston Addresses Young (Concluded From Pass Sis) People of Country. Lewis At Sunny side uory work in ojirmng coal deposits would be given license privilege! for Prof. Robert S. Lewis, instructor Correspondence The Sun. iemjtorary control of areas of simi- in mining and milling at the UniverWASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 17. lar sizes. sity of Utah, has been granted a Secretary of the Treasury Houston St. Louis, Mo., coal dealers this years leave of absence from his has addressed this letter to the school week announee price reduet ions of teaching to study the eoal mining children of America : ' To the School to seventy-fiv- e twenty-fiv- e cents the problems in Utah that next year the Boys and Girls of America: I have ton on coaL state university ran offer a course been gratified to hear of the fine The government baa appropriated dealing with this imjiortant industry. record you made last year in saving an additional three thousand dollars He is now at Sunnyside at the Utah money and of your investment in to make further survey of the smoke Fuel company mines working on the thrift stamps, war saving atampa and Your problem in Salt Lake City, according problem of fire fighting. Later he other gut'ernineut securities. to a statement made by Dr. D. A. will visit all the important mines of government is proud that the young the state and will also carry his in- people of the nation are developing Lyons, su)ierrisor of government stations. The announcement vestigations into Colorado and New these most practical habits. I can was made at a conference held last Mexico. According to Lewis there is assure you that the money you are Wednesday between Dr. Lyon and a great demand for men trained for now invCiFing in government sav the development of coal mining, and ings securities is very helpful in meetofficials of the citv. your country's great responsion the coal land there are very few schools that offer ing Separate rejwrt bilities. While you are aiding your acreage of Carlton county, investi- courses in this work. government through the purchase of gated by Edmund T. Olson under the the Measure Endorse these securities, you are forming habdirection of Joseph Ririe, as state which will he most valuable in its D. IS. Jan. WASHINGTON, C, was liitit auditor, printed Monday in booklet form and distributed from Regulation of the coal industry as the future in the mastery of your the present state office! Parts of the provided in the pending C alder bill personal financial affairs. I conon your record and enrpport were included in the audit was indorsed today by heads of two gratulate you known as Former Governor Bamber- of the three government ngeucies courage you to continue this splendid which would be charged with admin- work. It is my earnest hojie that ger's hundred to one shot, print- istration of the measure. Edgar E. from the lessons of thrift whirh you ed recently. rhairman of the interstate are learning in your echoed, by your The Utah Industrial commission has Clark, commerce commission, and Dr. G. O. practice of saving, investment and just issued an order directing the use of all money, you United States Fuel company to pay Smith, director of the geological, intelligent in life yoursuch a start which agencies, together with may early both of get to George and Irene AposUrlakis, at toward financial independence Hist federal the commission trade would 'the Village of Kasta in the province lie called on to enforce the regulatory your success will be assured. In orof IIa1eat Island of Crete, the lump der to jirovide for the needs of those sum of $1850. This to lie full comien-sutio- n provisions, told the senate manufac- who desire to invest in amounts committee that the bill as turers largunder the workman's compener than the twenty-fiv- e eeuts thrift would be workable. drafted sation act for the death of their son, stamp and five dollars war savings John Ajmstulakis, who was fatally Opposition to Calder stamp, the treasury department has injured while in the employ of the issued two new securities a $1.00 20. Jan. SPRINGFIELD, Ills., coal company. Executive lmnrd members of the Illi- treasury savings stamp and a $25.00 Dr. D. A. Lyon, superintendent of nois United Mine treasury savings certificate to lie addWorkers, stations of the United States bureau ing ninety thousand coal representminers in ed to its present list of securities. sif mines, agreed last Friday to re- Illinois, have wired Senators Four of these stamps with a few adquest the bureau for an appropria- man and McCormick that no artifi- ditional cents can lie exchanged for tion of three thousand dollars to cial law is needed to keep down the a five dollars war savings stamp, or duplicate a number of smoke inves- price of eoal, and urged opKsition twenty of them with the addition of tigations iu Sait Like City, follow- to the Calder hill. We regard this a small cash payment rau lie exing a conference with George D. Key-se- r, hill as penurious in effect, the tele- changed for a twenty-fiv- e dollar chairman of the advisory com- gram read, and of such nature as treasury savings certificate. I trust mittee on smoke abatement, Thomas to work great injury to the mining that your savings may increase in 1021 over what they were in 1920 Varlcy, superintendent of the Zion industry. station of the bureau of mines, mid and that the dollar Havings stamp and 1L W. Clark, thief depuly smoke inArgentine women are fast getting j the twenty-fiv- e dollar treasury snv-- 1 spector. The conference was hid 1 .the reputation of bring the leaders of ings certificate may lie attractive to for the purjHe of discussing the the world's fashions. you in the investment of vour future $3.49 at (Reconstruction Prices ) your, D. F. Houston, Secretary. More than a hundred thousand copies of the letter were necessary to reach all the schoolhouses in the United States and a special list of suiieriutendenta and principals. Bifvingik Sincerely PLAYING GAME BOTH WAYS TO THE MIDDLE, ALLEGED WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 20.-Cha- iges that the Wholesale Coal Dealers association was placing every obstacle possible in the wsy of federal investigations and prosecutions in coal profiteering were made before a senate committee today by A. W. Riley, investigator of the department of justice. The committee went into executive session to obtain the details after Riley said that their disclosures in open session would hamper grand jury proceedings now in progress in New York. Are you doing anything to follow up these eases with prosecutions in New York or elsewhere I Chairman La Follette asked the witness prior to the decision to go into executive session. "Yes, sir, but we are encountering every conceivable obstacle in instituting proceedings, Riley replied. Gibson Baker, attorney for the New York Wholesale To Clear Our Shelves of All FORD Sizes We Offer, While They Last TIRES Oldfield Tires Oldfield Tires. 32x3 33x4 32x4 Oldfield Tires TUBES Oldfied Gray Tubes... Oldfield Gray Tubes. . . Oldfield Gray Tubes. . . Oldfield Gray Tubes. . . Oldfield Gray Tubes. . . Oldfield Gray Tubes. . . RELINERS 32x3 32x4 33x4 34x4 35x5 36x4 Coal associa- tion, Riley continued, had been running with the hares and hunting with the hounds, "Baker sits in with the department of justice here in Washington as a in its efforts to investigate the eoal trade, he explained, and then takes fees for representing the manufacturer's interest who is being investigated. Well, does Baker take money from the department of justice t Senator Reed asked. No, he is helping the dejwrtment eliminate the profiteer, Riley said, hut when an invest igation is start- -' ed in. New York, Charles S. Allen, secretary of the New York Wholesale association, writes the wholesalers concerned and suggests they bad better employ Baker to defend them. ; TIRE BARGAINS More than 16 per cent of the total employes in industrial occupations in England are women. 34x4 33x4 32x3 35x5 33x4 34x4 34x4 37x5 Goodyear Reliners... Goodyear Reliners. . . Goodyear Reliners. . . Goodyear Reliners. . . CHAINS Genuine Weed Chains... Genuine Weed Chains... Genuine Weed Chains. . . Genuine Weed Chains. . . $22.30 31.00 28.75 $3.15 3.90 3.85 4.00 6.35 5.70 $3.60 3.20 2S0 4.25 $5.30 6.65 5.65 7.90 ALGER AUTO CO. Ford Cars, Tractors and Service 919 Main Street PRICE, UTAH i 1 |