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Show TOE BULLETIN tor AT MORGAN S SUPER - SERVICE Air anil Water jits an i (.1 Tin- UcjiairiiiK (iiKiilvear Tires Wasliiii smJ ,i,asin Car Ueairinf; All Makes Genuine l'irJ anil t.miiM I - lust nl'f Car Clean WitulsliiclJ an.-Windows Check and Clean P.altery and Crease Terminals I At JOHNSONS FEED STORE PT) rlvUC Spark Plug CtK AIN 2145 INSPECTED AND CLEANED. FEEDS Highland Drive Hyland 2044 Authorized State Inspection Station No. S Girl Moire Too Late, Police Back Story linurton, Texas. Detective I. Y. Know listened while a pretty seventeen-year-old Kchimiglrl told how s burglar entered tier Imnie by rutting a screen. The family also lis- tened. Snow, however, found dainty footprints outside the window. Alone with the officer, the girl said she was the burglar because her father ordered her to be home at 10 p. m. nightly. I didn't get In imlll 11:30, "she Diin't tell Hipu." said. TOALlX M OTORS AND IT SAVES MORE THAN IT COSTS i delightful femininity and llaieilng look, do the new perfectly rliHnulna veils. Women are not ulde to resist them. The 'new Gibson girl sailor, with a perky butterfly Imw of veiling, lire making big appeal hecuuse they add a distinctly feminine touch to the e vere lallleur which fashion decrees for first spring duys. At to colors In veiling, go as far as you like. Choose the new confetti types for gaiety or the rainbow veiling which you can buy by the yard with nil the coiora Included, or perhaps you prefer a veil an exact color match to your lint. Straw toques have vivacious veil trimmings, a circle of veiling surrounding the (lower piece like an Then d bouquet. there are the very new and clilc felt derbies which have vel's tied about their crown with loops and end streaming out at the back, and the soft Homburg felts each flaunts a nifty veil LATTICE DEATHS JUNKMAN HUNTS FOR DUDS Minutes From Business District oi Salt Lake City 10 m tiara By CHERIE NICHOLAS AUTHORZIED FORD DEALER t - Hyland Highland Drive 2183 Know MOTOR CO. MORGAN 407-8-- 9 WERE BUSY jlut never too busy to WANTED French Finn Digs far ploded Shells USED FURNITURE Highest Cash Prices Paid Call Hy. 6368 ELEVENTH EAST FURNITURE STORE Unex- France. Eighteen years after the World war. itnexplmled shells still are being found In the war Coucy-Le-Chntra- gone. Reconstruction virtually Is over, the farmers have nearly conquered the atnhhnrn lines left hy the trenches, hut the service which hnnts and destroys sheila Is ntlll at work. For the first Estimate Free on any type of 12 years army engineers did the Job. Then It ocrurred to someone to give Fix-u- p or Paint-u- p Work the concession to a private company which would pay for the recovered metal. Wc Make the World Brighter Six years ago "death's Junkman" 1074 East Slut South. Hy. 87SB mine Into living, with quarters In near the emplace-inen- t For of the Big Bertha which shelled EXPERT PLUMBING Paris. The concern hus a niusetim of particularly rare pieces (unloaded), Call II. O. Ford the biggest exhibit being a At Hy. 1393 meter shell. Besides doing Its own hunting, the conquny Is Informed of the accidental finding of shells. It aenda Its special 1115 Eas2 21st South trucks, fitted for handling explosives, and the shell Is tuken to the exploding near Coucy, or ground of 8ulnt-Auhlto a larger property at lleurtehlse. near the I'liemln des Dames. At the 2199 Highland Drive latter field two years ago one of the trucks upset, and the resultant exploNoted For Real sion broke windows In four surroundThe driver wusnt ing villages. HOME COOKED MEALS scratched. Mow much latent denth still Is hid25c Plate Lunrhsi den under the soil of France may lie deduced from the figures of the comTENNIS RACKETS RKSTKUNG pany's six yeur activity. In that time 1037 Pennsylvania It Inis responded to 4,320 reports of TENNIS BALLS Can $1.19 foiuiil shells, which have led to Its KEYS FITTED trucks bringing In 1,450.000 tons of duds." During the same period It Phil 'ft doe's destroyed where they wore found another ltiT.OOO ton of shells considered non-trAnd still wide- importable. stroyed at Its two Held are 2.'lt'i,7li4 Ills East 21st South Hy. 839V ton of shell. The comMiiiy lias not lost a man. South 11th East THE PAINT POT 420-mll- ll SUGARHOUSE Alta Htg. & Plbg. Co. TRANSFER Furniture Moving Our Specialty WARDS CAFE COURTEOUS - SEASONABLE (TV? Phone: Hy. 1220 Ki Highest Quality Coal s SOUTHEAST REPAIR SHOP SUGAR HOUSE COAL CO. UPHOLSTERING REPAIRING CLEANING SENTINEL STOKERS' 2191 Highland Drive Hyland 2520 - 2521 .252? Lobhs On The Job" RECOVERING "Old Furniture Slade New, What We Promise. We Do." CALL HY. 8130 Sugarhouse Upholstering 1105 Born loo WELDING? "Just Bring In the nercs" GRANITE WELDING Gold Leather For evening, CHICKS Walter Dansle, You cannot be too careful about selecting Vigorous Stock. We are in a position to take care of large orders of Leghorns from the best hatcheries In the country. PIONEER LEGHORNS CHILDERS CHICKS 1 WE REPAIR TRICYCLES WaHhers - Irons - Vacuum Cleaners LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED BICYCLER 1988 Hyland 2111 F. W. KIEPE Test Our new fresh stock of all seMs are ready and as always our prices are right. Come or write in SEND FOR CATALOGUE We Deliver Free Sugarhouse Most Distinguished TAILOR CLOTHES REMODELED CLEANED PRESSED Suita Made To Order 1080 East 21st South VOCELERS WAS. South 11th East . Be-- t Br 1st SOUTH 12S3 WORN SHOES Made Like New HOI At The Some of Aagcl tyobei the novelties featured Id tiie fall openings In Turin were long iiiunk'f enpou. angel robe evening guwm and floating Grecian draperies. PROGRESS SHOE REBUILDERS 1059 East 21st South Hy land 8115 "Ve Aim to PJease" Molly Circular Veil Clrculsr veils are being shown tendon on the front of small bats. In STYLE NOTES Hyland 458 Stratford Avc IDEAL REPAIR SHOP and 32 WEST South Uth East Taa Lament has elected a small fan of gold leather feathers." & WIRE WORKS 2021 Uw Colorado Springs, Colo. The birth of a sacred buboon, perliups "the only one born In captivity,' was announced by J. T. McMIllen, superintendent of the Cheyenne Mountain zoo near here. Ancient Egyptians venerated the sacred baboon. Shop East 21st South Be sure to wear a flower. Fashion goes "Gibson Oil'." Color and gaiety mark the new modea. Print with plain Is fashion's guide to chic. Neat dresses with frilly accents are in the lead. Violet toque with violet boutonniere are aniurt. Gloves In high color animate aprlng costumes. r? daytime andeveniug. Prints till 8euou have an entirely new and refreshing look. New techniques and new patterns make current prints definitely 11)38 and not carry-oveThe latest treatment for daytime prints Siace tiny amusing motif over the brackground. These miniature nl- -. Jects are frequently used Instead of the dot theme. Animals are popalur In patterning. Horses, and cunuing dogs Barndelineated. are decoratlvely yard themes Include roosters, tiny pigs, ducks and flying birds. Even fish and while fowl have become butterflfea rlnrt over many of the modern silks. As to Mower prints, daytime florals are the most infinitesimal In years. Small bright floral spattered here and there, tiny bouquets and single flowers give silk prints a decidedly different look this season. Larger, more conspicuous (lowers are reserved for afternoon and evening, (lorgeous florals on black, white or colored ground reflect exotic beauty. Thu woman who diets will find the new vegetable and fruit print quite to her liking. Radishes, carrots, beets, peppers, parsnips and tiny ear of corn thrive oil silk crrie and silk shantung grounds. Fruit prints abound in the mode via npples, cherries, plums, strawberries and graites In discreet and colorful patterning. The newer prints also inclure landscapes, newspapers, music notes, the alphabet and Homan numeral motifs. Twin prints are news. Printed silk taffeta Is combined with silk crepe in twin prints for Jackets und redlngote ensembles. Silk uiousseline coals match the design of the printed silk ereiie frocks worn under them. When one dares to think of Hie nov is l.'oury-le-Chatem- i, 2016 PRINTED alike headline story both for r. give Courteous Attention to your smallest or greatest NEED. All K'nds of . t DEALER IN IIAV T?TJ Saturday and Sunday Here's Important style news for the It pertains to the spring bride-to-btiara headd.v.g which Is the las', word In ehlc. Designers are creating these tiaras or coronets of luce, of beadwork and especially attractive are those that are lutticed of the material of the frock us here pictured. As you see In the illustration the lattice tiura Is wonderfully flattering. It la destined to liecome s widespread vogue. In devising color schemes for the bridal wrty peach and orchid, yellow and green are esiteclully mentioned fur bridesmaids' costume. Three-Colo- Plan Favored of Nicest Taste Women by r This season there Is a direction away from accessories all alike In color, that are In contrast to the gown nr suit. The three-colo- r plan seems to have found favor with women of nicest taste. Hat and gloves and belt, matching hug and shoes of a different color ; gloves and boutonniere matching hat. shoes and belt the same; hat and shoes matching with gloves, bag and belt of aunt her eplor. When the accent notes are of two different colors, the relation between these colors should he carefully studied. The coloring of the wearer, the shade of the skin and particularly the color of the eyes. The gayest, most feminine note we have had In years, however, Is the colored glove, and all the accessories should group themselves around it because this season It is first In importance. per-hap- SILK FASHION HIGHLIGHT SFORTS-TYP- E orlx-typ- e the realm or silk newcomers lire listed. Silk surah I ii highlight tills season. Designer are using It In inoiio-toneund in dulled or striped ofi'ecls. Silk shantung I also a great faThe printed silk shantungs vorite. are especially smart tired alone or in combination with pluln. White silk shantung la the chosen medium for many of the handsomest summer tailleurs shown. It tailors beautifully und launders lo perfection. Other sports-typ- e silks Include silk foulards, silk seersucker and striped silk crepe. White silk serge, silk pique, silk Jersey, parachute silk, checked silk sailcloth, also plain or pluid silk crepe are of intriguing Interest. U well to fiiinilinri.e oneself with these new silk, in order to buy Intelligently und acquire clothes "you love to wear. In many s, 1 AFRICA IS PERILED BY ELEPHANT GAIN t Rapid !crea:c Is Caused by Hunting Restrictions. HELD AND GARDEN Fertilizer SEEDS imixxle-lnadi-rs.- GRANITE GRAIN & SEED CO. HAY " . elty and chic of the new silk prints in the same breath with the noveltv and chic of the accessories that will he worn with them the situation beFor excomes positively exciting. ample, Jewelera are playing up to the charming and beguiling eccentricities of the new silks by creating vegetable and fruit dress clips, bracelets, buckle and various other gadgets of colorful enamel and other composition, sometimes using bright stone settings die Idea. (.lores too have entered Into the conspiracy, coming out la colors to match the bright hues of the prints. The very attractive young women pictured are, aa one sees at a glance, aa to what Is thoroughly fashion-wis- e modish In silk prints and flattering accessories. The seated figure Is wearing a gown made of a silk print that spaces miniature butterflies Instead of the traditional dot. The three butterfly bows of starched lace down the: tofront of the buttoned Jacket-blous- e gether with white roses on her cunningly veiled snllor of lustrous straw glre a sprightly touch. Take note of the well-breversion of the sleeve. The other hlgli-hmlady hns chosen one of the new pure silk vegetable prints for her gown. A beet Is used as motif of the fnmillar polka-dtheme for her modish wine and white suit. A new and luiportant detail U the flower treatment that places a carnation on each laiei of her tailored close-fittinJacket. The silk faille hat lias a third carnation. The dress Is Lite piece type. d w ot g I London.' Thanks to restrictions on the "big game hunters who tired to go to Africa and shoot everything In sight, WANTED TO Bl' Louse located in the Southeast. Fre elephants are Increasing not In size, but In number. furably South of 27th South street In fart, the elephant "linutdnc" Address Box 69, Sugarhouse or call In some areas Is becoming problem "The Bullet in office Hyland 304. serious. There I danger of elephantine overcrowding. Water buffaloes, too, ore having larger families now than In the old days, and a call for consideration of these problems is made In the current number of "Nature." THICK FONTS FEEDS AND SUPPLIES "Buffalo and elephant have multiSHRUBS PERENNIAL PLANTS plied simply because they are large, GARDEN TOOLS dangerous animals, not easily tackled with ray ilie writer "In a hn (Yolo limit In I'.KUl when, near (lie K a fue Hats, n herd was driven, according to riistoni. Into n selecteil swamp, the toll of dead was .'111 buffaloes and seven native hunter "The nnm'.'i'ig rapidity of the In1026 East 21st South 47 Phone Hyland crease demands ii planned effort at "A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL" reducing I Itclr iiiunbers and maintaina constant check upon their ing GRAINCOLD FISH AND SUPPLIES Seeds MpHOLAS By CHERIE NICHOLAS Is a riot of veil ilmi play up this season. Any liar hmI every but, It seems, require a veil What's more, veils are not onfriit t remain only veils, but tliuy lnsi.-- on being used us trimming stnl een r.re making entire hats. They give that It l r.atteries State inspection Cy jCIIECIE Lntire libi. j FieltLand Garden SEEDS t i I A Complete Line of FREE SERVICE DILL OF FARE Silk Prints and Chic Accessories an J la Make Uiid u Trimming .. Spring Planting i ( nuK'rt SPRING HAT CALLS FOR FLUTTERY VEIL 32222322222 amsagsagagsass The same may he sulil about ttio elephant, or which there are lit leas' 12,000 in northern Ulnxlesiu. and widen are Iwlieved to have trebled In number during lim past 30 years. Althougn there Is no general excess. there are district where the herd are rapidly becoming disturbingly large." Knrvnl, Colo. Modern methods have injected Into the western sport of coyote hunting and the pnstlme has become a profitable buslners for Charles Gross. tiros uses, a light track In hla work. The track Is able to maintain a speed of 50 to 55 miles an hour over the prairie and he can overtake the fleetest coyote, which Is capable of a top speed of 35 to 40 miles. The truck is equipped ' with three compartments In which dog ride. Three dogs are carried In each compartment. When tiros is within 300 yards of a coyote he releases one group of dogs. Two tackle hounds agd one killer are sent after the coyote, an animal about the size of a small police dog. In event another coyote Is sighted before the dogs make the kill Gross merely turns loose another trio of doga Coyote pelts bring $4 to $5 each, and since November 112 animals havs been killed by Gross and bis dogs. been . Nickel Debt Is Paid Off After Wait of 50 Years Dccorali. Iowa. Dr. E. O. Glere of Minneapolis has repaid to Ben Bear, s Dccorali clothier, a debt a nickel. Here for the annual convention of the Lutheran Students union, his first visit to Decorali since he was a Lutheran student 50 years ago, Doctor Glere called on Mr. Bear. "Do you remember," the doctor said, collar from "that I bought a t you 50 years ngo and only bud 20 rents to pay for It?'' 'Yes.'' said Mr, Bear. , "And," said the doctor, "do you remember you took lay promise to pay you that nickel difference later? "Yes. replied Mr. Hour. "Weil," said the doctor, "here's the nickel." "1 always knew you would puy me," chuckled Mr. Hear, aa he pocketed the coin. |