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'’'" ''' (fii: via: - r ' - ‘Z::')' ' (& L' 4 : - " j - - ' i lit “ r '1 ’ y ' v " tf V 4 v - - ' - i' i- ' 'S i'- i f v - "" n vn t' stylo arXCKICS ‘EngHsh Mason v large - bottlo ” v‘ PCJIS CflUS ' f 36 37 ' f 7 j r: ’a T ' u 0rp esoassossoodssssossssii Cl JARS 40 - ' 3000'Hot Weather Blouses R®L8Jl: ' aUcl’u -- -- 19c i ft rr ‘ IBrt ng Your Kodak Pictures Ini :7 Filial Cl caraway of or ‘ 88 Coats Saits ' - to $2500 Dad or Mother you want enlarged or one of yourself Bring it to today " ' v' new the lif orders bust for are ' We portraits— taking ' ' convex ones— to ' be made from any clear photograph tintype or camera picture you have 19c is all it costs' No red tape off erno frames to buy—no glass to buy— the small pic-- : fture is returned in the same condition we receive it ' - ‘ ' - - T- - r - - r s 4k : ' to-the- Tr" A Farid Egyptian aentleman and scholar' Is ut aaaln Released on bail on a charge late Wednesday night taria vagrancy was ' arrested early yesterday be released on only to againFarid lorning K again last night is acquir-a- g a! and for America a healthy-hatto Buns successive releases- only - - slip ' i V Jf k FROCKS —Formerly ’priced ' -- tr ov'fl C values to $2500 21 DAINTY VOILE ORGANDIE and NET ' ' $100 to’ $2000 ’ T - etc e-s- ize 1 ' ? V 7 ONLY TATFETA COATS— Worth $1500 to $2500 12 ONLY PONOEE DRESSES— Worth $1500 to $220 22 ONLY SUIT&— Consisting of Pongee Taffeta Linen Serge Gabardine Get your kodak album out tonight See if you haven’t a good picture of Baby - t r V TAFFETA and CREPE DE CHINE DRESSES— Worth up 26 HANDSOME ‘ - - - i - obieman H ‘ e mjs j-o- self-styl- ed A jWc ? A ' Reduced for quick 'disposal': Every new style represented' Y'ou'will be' agreeably surprised when you see Svkat high grade and smart Blouses may be' bad at Auer' ' "7 bach Ts— 1 4fcr - ‘v JwV Bv Clifford Leoit:Sherlnan f ‘ that you remem" saidDetective Dot remarked the “I beIieveyou ered removing suspenders from’ your trousers intending to lengthen And then you tossedthem cm thechair that stood a cm out in: the mozning " we most consider that" the culprit tereTby thp window As a possibility ' ' ' s' t '"' ? y£: sached in' and swiped them 9 said Ira Lept'“V The culprit would f You t talk like scrambled eggs I’ You must think he was built like a &toT& great chance to do that -To complete the pictures "in the Dot Detective series draw a 'straight ’ arO n Fl°°r-- I a No25’ '? Q9C - i- A ' ifted Earljr Jiine Peas Blue Flower)f tendr Etra Cl OB Ve w 66t dOZBQ CRUS ewss soosssoso lettO ssAssoososossssss'esssodssssasssso ssss oil boo asisi'so sssssssosssssas siss ssssiesoasososssssass ‘ ' - oos M w 1 - tt q JB j '- - e and - 1 “ fcc bottl© 'psss-a- 7 ‘ T r :? Sweet ' Gherkins - Chow - -- i Ka 7® Grape’JulceV1 fa?ga V - Na- - nd Teas : Graham Package °: W V i - jv-Jj- 7 l' packages : 34 ( Auerbach Floor) Ni B' c!: fresh r baked 'biscuits —Social RiBPIlHf OlSLlfll vbi8COfl rearulftr 16c - - - - i “ - 45 v - " ' Clearance $150 x ' 2J5 Leather Hand Bags and Strap Pursea formerly priced $125 and 250 " - - r ' £&'87 ’ir i of e Price in (Auerbach’--Ma- ' Clearance-Sal- LedtherjH and Bags JPMCE 'A 2V I : a- TB'MARKED I 2 ' : ' 'J CSS ‘ Thousands ofRomnanta both whits suitand colored "waists1 dresses and$ chlL--1 able for at-dren's wear All 1-- 's ' OpaaEveafc "I HAIjF I '’PRICE ' "''‘'I- ’”: 4 'p r S at830a h-- - -- V-- V '' -- ‘ ? Jr -- rjTeOpsn :j Summer GooiSs “ : Dresses Notably Underpriced Summer Wash Alii Cham brays anT combinations Voiles Linens Peg top coatee high waist models of Ginghams7 Fresh new more Checks plaids stripes and solid colors Reduced for Saturday selling to— line and simple r S195 $995 $595 Auerbach’s Entire Stock of Girls’ Dresses on tables for Thinking mothers will supply their At reductions - ’ : y : r I - i i is y - ' quick selling Grouped special Sizes I to 14 wants ror the coming school season during this-salIs made up of the GROUP Dresses a— 1— of Consists 50 S— TConsists GROUP NO of Odd GROUP 50 ‘line of IL50 Dresses Dresses values to' 75c will Be closed values - $100 and $L25will he sold you have ever seen and PC AA out at at spewill be sold a' each ' SUKi UP 'TO 5800 ' DREPSES 'WILL RE SOLD AT SPECIAL 52JKI UP TO $450 DRESSES IVILIj BE SOLD' AT SPECIAL UP- TO $595 DRESSES WILL pw SOLD AT SPECIAL 5353 " ' j Auerbach's— Second Flegrj - ' U marked - e up on the law 'and find himself again behind the prison bars Farid t insists order they are received—hundreds have 'been Orders are being filled that he will never serve time in an enlargembrought in— don’t wait another day: There' are also higher-price- d American : prison aa it is no place fot ents-— in sepia and pasteL him R R Wedekind' his attorney ad7' mits that he intends to keep ‘him out ' ' S (Auerbach’s — Main Floor) as it is not the proper environment for a gentleman Jof his caliberi " Deseeretionl '' Fer'Flag IVuid was early yesterday ‘morning 'on a complaint Issued by County Attorney R E Elsmore and sworn to by 'Police Officer--' him with desecraticA chargingState '"?v :'v:With' Such Deeply Gut Reductions That We Strbngly Advise Eaxly Shopping to AIL ? of the United flagIs charged that' when ‘Farid reIt ceived his effects he' took a axnall'lapel 1 emblem and tearing it up cast flag JJAit contemptuously to the floor' After than an hour inithe city spending less Jail Farid was removed to the :county Me was released several hours jalL when Wed later his attorney R '' R r kind obtained 5100 baiL The Egyptian “nobleman? is now two charges He has already facing been convicted of the charge of vagin Judge Johp F Tobin’s court rancy He' was sentenced to serve twenty days in the city jail He was released’ upon These hats' include white Georgettes Milans and Milan He ball when his Hemps ' in white and black combinations of -' satin and velvet ' r J to stand appealed1 will now have attorney the charge of desecration of the f lag'r His hearing are receiving daily shipment of early Fall Millinery and invite your inspection v will come up Monday morning another Farid may have yet charge ' lodged against him When arrested he the refused to£llsten toHaryesterdayof a Officer room complaint by reading ris and locked officers from his for twenty-fiv- e minutes’ He let' them were about to in however when they force an entrance - This may bring is thaldaHo the latest American superdreadnought which wets launched an below is Miss upon him the charge officer " ' t J granddaughter of Governor Alexander of ldaho who was sponsor of the great warship Nothing ‘ About Mosey: been received fi'No word 'has as by Attorney Wedekind relative Ato the to I' yv nancial standing of Farid: letter I Kidder Peabody a company bankers of New York and cablegram to' his Cairo-havas father in yet brought no answerdoes not worry how- -- I Farid ever’ He is In-as'happy as though safecashis ly ensconed Nila - Nothing is denied tles on the now1 him' He is at' home to friends r at v the Newhouse i hotel : Farid was When new- undershirts I i attired in ‘fourFriday: gaily two new shirts ali covered by a mag-- f nificent' soft j silk - shirt and a flaring new tie": Mo 'was' also the proud pos- : sessor of quite a large amount of small iffchange - ' in-th- most-excellen- 79C — ‘ ’ t - ' ' ! re-arres- ted Ai-slst- ant Uus-ban- 1- - ds - - - While cherries are plentiful erve the f family delicious lierry pie often' ppreciated “more pa: or children Ight flaky derust liolesome flavor ? No pies are by grown- To insure with a rich - - - - - - a — ‘ r j - & PRO- - GDEN PACKING VISION COMPANY r: E - J J yt -- - -- Jand at CamdenN : ’ --i- - - : Henrietta A Simmons - : e - - Y - well-advertis- ed '- 1 ! - -- "iFT 7V' a a re-arres- ted 'Ogden Utah 1 m£ g Use less 'Mountain Brand iard than you do of ordinary irds-- because of its richness lade of 'the pure leaf Order ' 4 -- v-- iis lard byname J - ' ' ‘ - m - BRAND LARD SI 4 7:'We -- " - - MOlJNTAlN "V y - - use “ t A' — Hats—Trimnied Hats— Trimmed Hats r - K‘ - ' ' J t ' 'r r''i1r - aul f 7'Sf f H? i m - - ' ? fi’V-j-- ' V " 8 S- v w- - iy r y? v f : v Sit Down Right Now 7V! 77' - '' - - rs f - - u:-- ReraM-ReimbUc- --- - ce - Come down to our big store todayr-we’- re open till 9 o’clock tonight— iandlook around You’ll find a dozen ' : "inexpensive little things 'that will add'' k to the v "pleasure of that Sunday trip ' ‘ - - t - r - -- 1 - : far Stow o’ctock ' - - v :' i ' - ' t 7 c i flo 01 odY ' - omtfll S from 1" ’ 3 'r: i w'' s ? 'i- - ' ' ' !? r s i-- x v j 1 - - - jJ ' y-r'- ’ 11 v ' : - f v ' x- - ' t ’ Harmon who died Wednedlv Provo at the TwUlSJ general hospital Asks Separatism— Anna Henton has held at the family residenea Ahh ' brought suit for divorce against Garn North Saturday nt!rTT£ 2 oTcloek at Henton on the in - -- p m ' - t : malast Ok o 1 Sattsrdar - - -- - the-orde- d ’ - - - e m-an- e di-vor- SpeelsLI ’ d' : court-(Judg- u tody of two minor children i Trala Sehcale Chaages William H- Mitchell local agent fdr-thDenver 4 Rio Grande railroad announced today that after August 1" the train service to ’ Heber City will change’ The train will leave Provo at and will Heber at $15p mptmIt will leavereach He- will' reach Provo berCity at 7 a at $50 a ni: Thls will give train serv- Ice to the resorts In Provo canyon and" will undoubtedly double the population'" in the canyon during the summer 1 months Judge Heary l Moore and E G KId-- i fiake and Frank Si d!r of :Nevada left" Provo last Hartungi"- Spanish Fork July 2L — The Utah County Farmers ' association held its annual reunion meeting here today Gov- Simon Bamberger was the main speaker He commented on his recent trip "through- the western states and complimented Utan as being far ahead of the farming sections which he visited He also emphasized the importance of increased food and was conservation Another production speaker Prof Mark Austin who gave practical advice to the beet growers : Mayor Lars Nelson welcomed the visitors and Mr' Warnick of Manila ‘ in Uintah county-texamine ' behalf of the- association responded A musical that edlon-- Whn thyd V was aftalso program In the and given BuSSfbJJ? b “PS1" :Suw ernoon a program of sports was held j' Mrs Reed Smoot Ms In her old OiT fifhli home days ?it? 7 guest' of her son tlm now occupy the s££o£n&sldnce State Brevities C i ‘Funeral services f" son of Mr" Robert til year-ol- d - -- -- 7 GOVERNOR PRAISES FARMERS OF UTAH - - uniler that' cool electric fan and make 'a list ’of-- the j V-7 tIiingrsyou need for your trip tomorrow' :a Have' yon all these: Gloves Lunch Sets Dusters Moto-metea Full Tool Kit Jiffy : Jack Thermos Bottles Warner Lenses Rear- i 75' sights Mirror? : ' tit fr We have hundreds of other accessories and supplies just as important as these' to your "enjoyment and ' Lean from Jack McLean nonsupport : The court ordered bench warrants Life Issued for W H Harness and Charles NubsFromDciily Middleton to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt ‘ to tay Something new in his experience on of court for having failed the' bench happened' to District Judge r I Harold M Stephens yesterday r' At the end’ of ' a three-housession City Brevities ' ' i so remark but the judge did not' that' he 'felt like a former Engineer Talks st SprliigvilleJ—The C of the district Judge W Hall) that he never wanted to hear water users of Sprlngvllle Utah couanother divorce :suit nty' were addressed J‘ The youngest district judge in the Ullrich deputy statelast night byon'C the engineer was for State of Utah Judge Stephens new district law" Citixens the first time acting at the weekly he had of Sprlngvllle irrigation He showed that matinee are reported to have exI little who had perienced ' considerable for the man and sympathy difficulty in failed to provide for his wife obey forming an irrigation district as the rea court order The court entered an order that Frank (Chase be confinedfall-in sult of a' misunderstanding relative to the: county-jai- l for six hours' for the the manner In which the law and pay may be ing' to provide for his wife court The made operative ’ordered by:"- the' alimony a only reason Chase got offh&with such Will Investigate Southern Reads Tohad a job make sentence was that light an exhaustive Investigation as to at ‘Garfield and promised to obey the needs for roads in southern Utah of the court in the ftature Joseph 8 Rlrie state auditor and Ira The court made short work of grant- R’ Browning state road engineer left ing intolocutory decrees and alimony' fday for southern points They in the Schiller cases: 'Clara following will return about August 1 from Emil G nonsupport Schiller Will Inspeet Price Reads —George F Mary T- - Dale -from JaAies H- Dale Samuel McGonagla state engineer left yesterfrW :Nelli McNeill "elty McNeill - Bertha Wheadon he will make an' day for Price where deCorn forthnonsupport:from Percy Cornforbta Me- - inspection of road work which is be- sertion and nonsupport Electa log performed In that district f ' v i "V PreveL V : will be ground of failure The plaintiff asks for the cus- tery - e - the Americ -- N |