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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBTJXE, SUNDAY MOIiXTXG, JULY BOISE DO T Htwclsl' to Th Director Ex-Servi- Hines Advises TrllMiKe. erans' hospital might b. removed from Boles were dissipated today by a tele gram irom ungaaiar uenerai iran T. Hines, director of the veterans' bu reau, giving assurance that he In tended to make the hospital a per manent establishment. Possibility that the hospital would be moved was seen In reports from Salt Lake that Hlnea had declared while on a visit there that either of the hospitals st Boise or Helena mlsrht te abolished at any time the war de I'UTlment desired lo use tbe places lor military purposes. In a telegram sent from San Fran ciaco to Norman W. Engle. secretary 01 me western division of the renaoll! tation committee of the American Le gion. General Hlnea said: "No occasion to be disturbed relative to veterans' bureau hospitals Boise and Helena. 1 expect to visit both hospitals before returning east. Hope to work out plan to make both hospitals permanently veterans' bureau estaonsnmenls. KSL, Bait Lake I 1000 Mr. and Mrs. John Louis Cowdell, 761 10:00 11:30 ai their nearly friends called v Wiiiri iim sti ( ta 7 Trio. to pay respects. A r e c s p Hon, In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Cowdell, wss tendered by their children. The rooms were dec-- o rated In colors of gold and a wedding large c a k e centered the 'urtcheon-ta-abl- t'Tj - ' Mr. Cowdell is the son of John and Ann ' o V' Cow-K-.- I I i, was He born In England and was bro.ught to Utah by his parents seventy-tw- o years ago. Mrs. Cowdell Is unMe,r fronr K. mt..Ktttm.fS. L. studio, with a sermon by Louis Cowdell. Charles Hugh J. Cannon; music under Susan Davey, having been born In the direction of Edward P. KimSalt Lake sixty-nin- e years ago. ball. p. ra. Program. "p. L. C.' S .'"services "m. m. p. 1:00 p. m. and Time. L B. S. A. Stage Line Bus Hits Standing Car "Watchtower" Speclil to Tlie Tritium. ROCK SPRINGS. Wyo.. Julv 7. Combination of circumstances entered Into a highway accident at Blalrtown. four miles west of here, at 6 a. m. east- :ien an auto stage, today, car bound, crashed into"-standi- ng on the roaftside' owned by J. R. Duf- Dln ot Walla Walla. Wash. program. p. m. Address by Dr. Daniel Toole of Brooklyn, New York, "PoalUve Proof That Christ Has Returned." p. m. Classical and The early bird that catches the worm typified the time; thirteen drowsy paefengers suddenly shaken from their lethargy Illustrated the jinx and the divinity of odd numbers. Added to that, a passenger of proportions sitting beside the Pickwick driver made a trip through the windshield by way of "glass-go.- " and the naturally happy man, life of the stage party after leaving Salt turned Lake, nlthoueh uninjured, grave and sullen after arising from a plot of mud. The bus was towed to Rock Springs for repairs and the passengers held here. Mrs. J. R. Durbln received sprained arm and the Durbln car was wrecked. 325.9 Meters Mountain Time KOA, Denver 620 Kilocycles 4 ntr.-r- d.. semiclassl-ca- l music. 3:30 p. m. Request time. 4:00 p. m. "What Next?" 5:00 p. m. Time report. 7:30 p. m. Correct time. 7:31 p. m. Thirty-eight- h Infantry band of Fort Douglas. 1:30 p. m. Emerson ward girls' chorus. J:00 p. m. Correct time. 9:01 p. m. Emerson ward girls' chorus, under the direction of Elva Miller. 9:80 p. m. Radio entertainers. 10:00 p. m Correct time. 10:01 p. m. Classical recordings. 10:30 p. m. Time report. j wedding 1, 100 KDYL, Salt Lake 1280 Kilocycles 1:00 golden July home, and 234.2 Meters 1:15 Sec- - celebrated their Informal studio program, Announcements of general interest. 7:30 p. m. Address by D. T. Lane, esteemed leading knight of Salt Lake lodge of B. P. O. Elks, 7:40 p. m. Continuation of the health talks presented by the Gorgas Memorial institute, presented locally by a member of the Salt Lake County Medical society, !:00 p. m. Provo Concert group In a program of vocal and Instrumental selections, :M South ond West street. noon 4:00 p. m. 5:00 p. m. 7:00 p. m. J Golden Wedding 302.8 Meters 990 Kilocycles Watts noon W. E, A. F. programs. 6:45 p. m. Anglo-Persian- s. 7:30 p. m. Orchestras. band. 9:00 p. m. Municipal 12:00 468.5 Meters 640 Kilocycles KNX, Los Angeles 890 Kilocycles 336.9 Meters 13:00 noon 8:30 p. m. 10:00 p. m. 11:00 p. m. Church services. Evening orchestra. Concert orchestra. Violin and piano. KGO. Oakland 780 Kilocycles SUA Meters 1:00 p. m. "30 tS:3B KQW,- - Portland 610 Kilocycles 491.5 Meters Pacific Time Church services. Symphony hour. 10:00 p. m. Musical fantasies. 11:00 p. m. Program; orchestra. 1:00 p. m. S:00 p. S:30 p. m. 710 Watts Pacific Time KPO, San Francisco 422.3 Meters 11:45 a. m. Church services. S:3ft n. m.. Rvmnhonv hour. 1:10 p. m. Concert; organ; orches- 11:00 p. m. a. m. Bible students. 1:00 p. m. Church services. 8:00 p. m. String trio. 11:55 KHQ, Spokane 810 Kilocycles 370.2 Meters Standard Symphony orchestra. :30 p. m. Church services. 11:00 p. m. Program. 11:30 p. m. International Bible students. OUTSIDt STATION. KWSC 14 I meters; 7 kilocyclea; JO watu, Washington Stats college. KFON 341.1 meters; U4 kilocycles: M watts. Long Beach. KKIIC 461.1 meters; 440 kilocycles; iO watts. P,n Francisco. WCl'O i"i 1 meters: 74S kilocycles; ivm watt. Minneapolis. WrP 508 meters, N kilocycles; M wn'is. Phldelphla. CKCP 412 meters; 7ie kilocycles: ln wtt. Vanconver. lata kilocycles). Kflli tH.3 wills. I. A. Bible Institute. meters: 122 kilocycle; KLS 345 Wsrner Brrm , Oakland. li it. KBBMS?4 meiers; T7e kllocy-rU- i, 1:10 p. m. mlr. Itt". rl r" th yt wst's hs. "t "ht-r- . or fovfc? anything, anrrhinc ree of Tfce Trib-.- r an4 Fmto4l Pnumi si work, . ...--- - ' Wasatch SM. FUp-p- er - --- a !: Rotable Savings for Forgiving the Oil Spots a Mammoth Y on in Clearance of Turkish Towels manufacturer was sitting on one A keen-eye- d of side the table . . . our representative on the All Strictly Perfect Towels other "Now there," said the manufacturer, "is a lot of rejects you can have at a fourth off of reguA few oil spots lar price and they're good. and misweaves here and there nothing ruinYou can take them along and make a ous. big profit on them and still run a sale." "But we sell nothing but DEPENDABLE merchandise in our store we do not carry imperfect merchandise of any description in any department everything must be PERFECT or we won't hareit in our storeand everything GUARwe sell is backed by a MONEY-BACANTEE," was our representative's reply. 'But most people wouldn't call them seconds just oil spots, a slight shading in fabric color and you can clean up on them !" Every da the same argument. Forgive the oil spots today and you forgive the niissewed seams tomorrow, and glaring fabric irregularities the next day. We do not believe iir'forgTvfrig"'ilie oil "spofs'f " Therefore, we carry no seconds, mill runs, irregulars, etc. ... No Imperfections . . . No Oil Stains, Etc. . . . And All at Special Clearance Redaction!." - 18x36 Turkish Face Towels Regular 10c Towel ideal site for face towels, highly absorbent, good quality; all white or white with colored borders. An extraordinary value. 20x40 Fine .Turkish Towels flood "slse, double thread construction; whit, with colored borders or attractive plaid. patterns. Regularly 13c double Unusually absorbent, thread construction; plain whit, or with colored borders. . vallues. Regularly 49c. rices P 42 nt 18x36 Double Thread-Turkis- Towels towels AMiesJk4skn!k4 Terry Wash Cloths 3C Dependable . Merchandise Only ' - at Loicest4n-lhe-City-- 33c 22x44 Heavy Turkish Towels THE PARIS CO. heavy Kitfraordlpsrlly for such a- - low' price. " While" with colored Jacquard borders. Very absorbent. Regularly lie. 19 ' 18x32 Huck Towels, 16c 18x36 Woven Border Each 10x10 Inches; white with pink or blue plaids. Special while 200 last. Regularly 6c each. , Turkish Towels Hemmed huck towels of good quality; white with red borders. Regularly lto .ach. 25 Heavy double thread weave; white with nealr woven check borders of blue, gold, green, rose or lavender. Smart Silks Greatly Reduced for Clearance "1.98 Washable Silk Flat Crepe 40-i- n. 1.65 All wanted plain shades, including black and white. This season ' most desirable silk fabrie or smnrt dresses and dress ensembles. Every yard perfeet. 544nch Printed Radium, Regularly 169 h Plaid Taffeta, Regularly 1.69 h Black Charmeute, Regularly 1.39 54-i- n Tubular Rayon Jersey, Regularly 1.69 h Crepe de Chine, Regulatly 1.49 Plain Silk Broadcloth. Regularly 1.49 Printed Georgettes & Chiffons 1.59 500 Yds. to Clear at Also Dumber of pieces of Crepe de Chine in the' assortment. Very good range of beautiful floral patterns in wanted coland 2.29. Kegularly sell at orings. 36-inc- 2.98 Printed Flat Crepe, 40-inc- 1.49 Plain Silk Georgette Crepe 36-inc- h 40-inc- 32-inc- h Wonderful range of printed patterns in an assortment of dots and floral patterns in this season's best selling colors. Also some solid shades of striped georgette. 1 40 Inches wide. Forty of this season's most wanted plain An exceptional quality of georshades, including black. gette, even at its regular price of 1.49. of-th- Annual Reduction Sale Summer Silk Dresses Dresses of Utmost Summer Smartness, Bight Not an old Unseasonable Dress Among, Them. Extraordinary Savings That You Can't Afford to Miss! at the Peak of Their Season NOW Shop-Wor- Mrs. Mary L. Clark Feted On Eightieth Birthday Reduced From 14.95 Sptctal to The Trlbyae. GRANTSVTLLE. July 7 Mrs. Mary L. Clark., wife of Patriarch J. R. Clark, celebrated her eightieth birthat a at the home her of day party son. E. M. Clark. Thursday evening; Two of her sons, J. Reuben Clark. Jr., who Is oh his way home from Mexico City, and Frank R. Clark of Tulss, Okla.. were unshle tn be pres- The rest of the famllv, Including thirty-eigand grandchildren twelve were the present. Among guests wer Miss Jennie Clark of Los Angeles, Mrs- - Lydla LsFlenr of Ind.; Mrs. Maria Woollev of Halt Iike. Mrs. Ruth Hatch. Mrs. Mil lie Wardmp and Mrs. Fahnte Parklh son of gait Lake. Thre of Mrs. Clark's brothers. John Woollev. sged 17. of Centervllle; Gordon Woolley. arad T3. of Halt Ike. and George K. Woolley of Palt Lake. were nere jnr trie celebration. Mr. and Cra. Clark ealebrated thalr golden weddlnr snnlverasrv In 1920. You Save 2.00 to 7.00 Reduced From 2495 .and 29.50 I returns. MYTON PASTOR le TVt TrHMM. MTTOX. July 7 The Rev. K. A. Parker, pastor of the Presbyterian church of Mytoa, and Mrs. Parker, recently 'returned from a month'a va cation. Most of the time wss spent In southern California visiting with relatlvas and friends. The last ten days were spent In Kalt Lake atten4- lr, the BIMe Institute and also the synod of. I'tah at Westminster college. , Special STORE CHANGES to The Trltws. IT)95 and 19.75 ent. Program. KJX, Seattle 860 Kilocycles 848.6 Meters If :, Idaho, July J (AP). la a L r merely when he "playing" charges Into a flock of sheep and kills one to a hundred? anywhere from The queytlon has stirred up a lively dispute between members state fls and game department, who want the bear protected, and the state sheep commission, who want the bear exterminated. ' In his annual report to the governor, R. E. T'.iom", state game warden, asked that the bear be protected from hunters, only being destroyed when certain bruins become troublesome to stockcrowers and farmers. On the other hand, Dr. J. jf. Dade, chief Inspector of the state sheep declared that all bean-aroohimleslnn, n sheep and cited an In. ro.:gh In stance his knowledge where a bear "playfully" killed 150 sheep in a night. The ahem commission offers a bounty for destruction of the a,lma!s. e Church services, nr. Symphony hour. p. m. Evening services. 11:00 p. m. Program. pr V. 1.98 Shall Bruin Live or Die, Idaho Problem KFI, Los Angeles 12:00 noonMorning services. 8:30 p. m. Symphony program. 4:30 p. m. Varieties; organ recital. 11:00 p. m. Program. " On Broadway, Between faaln and State 9ts. Strictly Fart Colon Linens, crash, khaki drill, broadcloth, white plqu.. crinkL crepe. styles with sport bt.l Brown collars. Bin s 2 to 8 years. DEPARTMENT STORE ....... ........... aaAaaMawaaMaaaAftfcaaaaM,wt, Salt Lake Couple Family Guests on Luncheon hour broadcast Informal studio program of re- coraings. 1:00 p. m. International Bible Students' association "Watchtower" program. 1:00 p. m. Broadcast from the Salt Lake Tabernacle, presenting the afternoon L. 1). S. services, m. An address by a member p. 3:1,0 of the American Legion In continuation of their Americanization committee work, 12:00 All New Suits QC .vUC f Radio Program t I $ decrees COOLER than the street. It's PLEA8ANT to shop at The Paris, for no matter how hot the street may be it's alwavs COOL and REFRESHING here. 15 here Thursday, when Vincent ion of Dr. Carworth, or Chi-- " and - Mrs. Carwortn cago was found miss ins as the tour party they were with was preparing to leave. The last definite word was that he had gone down one of the trails into the canyon and .later started, scaling . small cliff, about 10 'clock. With the return of Guide Bybee, from a canyon trip, at 12:15, he set out to find the boy. The latter was still perched on the buttresses, afraid to climb back down to the trail, BOISE. Idaho. July 7 (AP). Fears of locul legion officials that the vet Clearance of Boys' Wash Suits, worth 1.45 to 2.95 At S p. m. SATURDAY the temperature on the Pos toff ice Kiosk was 89 degrees. At the same timet It. was 74 degrees In The Paris, or . Unit Not to Be Moved. City Priccs.1" In.-Thc- --. You Shop in Cool Comfort When You Shop at The Paris DSYCE CANYON, July 7. Excitement was caused .Men. Idaho's ce Lowcit" Chicago. Boy Marooned for Hours on Cliff 5 S, 1.028. You Save 6.00 to 10.55 Clearance of 500 Smart Sport Hats A Big Special Feature G Dresses of Printed Crepe, Printed jChiffon, Georgettes in Pastel Shades, Taffeta in Party Washable Crepe, Rajah Wash-- , Styles, able Crepe and Washable Flat Crepes. of the Clearance Sales, Offering Clever Midsummer Hats That Were Made to Sell at 2.95 to 4.95 at the Extremely Low Price of . . . MANAGERS. SpeHsl rVREKA. July 7 A." E. Boohw and famliT Wt Eureka during the weak fnr their new home In HulMvsa. I Kiher foe some years has nd. Mr. l .t C. Pen. I hrn tt' na r- L.-r of th aiore. ft MrMlrhsel. the new 'P mf ' e Every rnnreivsble style for summer to the large, popular f!oj, The IboBient you see them yon will the snVre, pries of 1.49, 'and yo will outfit. lor-s- fr-f- affna. ... Swiss Fancy Stratct . . . Hair Braul Milan Hemp . . . Tuscan . . . Woven Straws Ribbon and Straw Combinations Soft Straics Yo-Sa- n Dresssfs designed of every popular summer material, in every authentic Rummer mode, which makes the event so much more important and interesti to smart women of Salt Lake. "Whatever yotir frock needs for the summer may be, you will find just what you want in this marvelous collection, and at really worth-whilsaving. Sizes 14 to ,20 and .16 to 48. ... 49 f Dependable Merchandise Only, ji wear, ranging frnm the very small elose shown in black, white and all wsnted rolors; agree WrTVrr'"rfTT6mirr1'lnlTT?tt,,re" r want one to wear witk earn and ery |