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"11-7-7- ---- 4 ' ) ruz - - flir - i ' ' ' ' ' - 4 — tl 77 r- 7 "tt -- ' ' ooeir 1 4 '441 E Madsen be host to the delegates The Saturday program ivill began registering Friday Include a sports program from campfire An efficiency award from in the S U P big tent Deis 2 to 5 pm in the Mt Millicent a pioneer stoBryll7eullITnOs Salt Lake's Newspapers a visited various scenic Camp area with women delecontest direeted by areas ox carts and covered gates attending a program in to in California Southern trip Walter A Kerr climaxed the the big tent Mrs Arthur L ' i ended Friday for 18 carrier opening dars program of the wagons C Oren Wilson former eduthe to pro- Seeley will demonstrate pioneer Prior campfire cator and secretary of the Salt saleismen when they returned annual encampment Of the lgagram an oxen barbecue was held crafts such as carding sPrnLake County Fish and Game via Union Pacific Stream- tionat Society Sons of Utah at 6 ning and weaving pm Pioneers Friday night at Bright Assn Friday accepted appointliner a ' ment as wildlife representative The csrriers left Monday The three-da- y encampment on the National Advisory Board visiting in Los Angeles HollyCouncil U S Bureau of Land wood and Catalina Island will be highlighted by the el& I tion of officers at a business Management H Byron Mock during their expense-paiI B L M area administrator an meeting Saturday at 9:30 am trip They were awarded the in Rose Alpine Lodge Delegates trip as the most efficient of Mr Wilson will represent the 2700 independent busi- will have a breakfast get-t- o rri Floor Infants' Shop Area 2 which includes Utah nessmen who deliver copies gether at 7 am N G Morgan Lake Sr Salt Arizona 'Nevada at City and president Idaho of Salt Lake's Newspapers in announced a regional conference in Den- the Intermountain West Sugar Houtse Chapter S U P ver Wednesday and Thursday - L: basoiwonli 4LALiL:' Groesbeet Max Madsen 4 s-- Mole? (V 1 t -- ' - Adams Boyd 3 EAGLES 3 IMPLORERS t Six S silver Three first awards to Receive Top Awards Scouts Explorer in the to be given sented to three Eagle Scouts at a court of honor Aug 10 at 8 On: in Fort Douglas amphi theater The presentation of these and of Eagle awardi to three other scouts will be made by Hanson C district Eugene scout in the district to get n Eagle award two years ago when be was only 12 years old Moler also received his Eagle award at the age of 12 and now has 74 merit badges Groesbeck has 29 merit badges to receive Eagle :Those awards are Ferrell Ji Adams Jr son of Mr and Mrs Eerd 2041 Max and Ronald Madsen are the first brothers in the district to receive Explorer and Eag lel awards on the same night has No phone or moil Wore no COD's s Ws room the right to limit 52 youngest of incident Garfield a r " Reg 150 "Granny' director Draper b' Co Irrigation build irrigation helped to the 1 A c Y2 soo be 169 July no phone cells It it e (With new patented bootee foot) Admiral Also e Nitey Nites 4 sizes to 8 Boys' or girls' models ski-typ- 298 American scene shampoo 1 Reg 198 to 1:00-1:- t with under C- Is' serv- - - i t:'A rfv: i:0 yds other nylons and cluded in group the famous Is or C O D's no 599 reg Also size ranges in- with coin dots cottons 12 to 20 All 1612 to 2412 and iunior sizes 9 to 15 Final clearance no phone or mail Two to customer sole! dresses maternity lay-swa- sweater matching set vicara-nylo- 100 399 reg with print smock style top Cotton with pockets Solid color ocliustoble skirt Sizes 12 to 18 No phone or moil orders sewing school class 100 199 n superb blend of fibers pullover with dyed neckline cardigan Sizes 34 to 40 in maize pink or light blue A Throat-huggin- 599 flare felt skirts skirts d Marbelized color tones in Sizes 22 to 30 Charcoal red or blue colors An advance of the season feature you'll like 349 8 to 16 treated cotton "weather-sealed- " Zipper front cotton plaid flannel lined elasticized at side back for snug fit Fast colors of red brown navy blue or green A big super value water-repelle- r 'Sr" glit li 4 - i ANNUAL 12 359 boys' cotton flannel sport shirts ZEE! Sizes 8 a popular school shirt Char to 16 in Sanforized and others including-checkbrowns blues greys Reds - ‘ 179 a :: boys' knitted polo shirts 8 to 16 polo shirts some with collars e and splash effects White Stripe maize and green main colors Short-sleev- e ORANGE FLOWER SKIN LOTION FOR DRY SKIN TEXTURE LOTION FOR OILY SKIN ' ' NOW 22-o- z sl" denim Sonfor Authentic Western 8 to lb Sanforized copper riveted guaranteed Snug Western fit heavy duty zipper A prize Sizes 8' to 12 200 14 to 16 239 Two important Beauty Basics in the famous "Rule of Three" for lovelier enor mous savings! (Pricits plus tiPs) boys' 1y Street Floor Cosmetics z boys' llounce blue leans sizes sl" Downstairs tough f it size Regularly $375 skin--cetru- style e ized and copper riveted size Regula'rly $200 ' 159 boys' new "chocolate" colored jeans Double-kne- 10-oz- 1 HOW c 4 two-ton- Ak -- : 1 TREATMENT LOTIONS I t? t "Impregnole" paid ‘ ' ' jackets nt DOROTHY GRAY z- -r 'Tax v ' River 1 -- Every reipoining summer hat reduced for final cleorance colors fin s--- 4 ) N & 398 598 few 'Is 42 millinery Whites a this group moil orders ‘ t e ' Floor Cosmetics—Street gown set Printed cotton pfisse shortie peignoir and nightgown set Smolt medium or forge floor Lingerie-2- nd in I 16-o- 895 "Shortie' Nylon coat dress "shirter" women's belted Closeout of z fragrant body and face lotion and Floor sale! women's dresses Dan Floor 79c Shampoo castile lotion sot boys' 39c z 68c c hand lotion 16-o- basement bargains Reg to 119 white sewing machines can be rented—three months for 1000 WrWA173MIN:46:"413rMa Reg sotvrdol Fabric Center—Fourth Floor 45-p- China—Street on for solo Sport I Reg 325 250 Four strip 14 teed 11 for-extr- p kaged four socks 179 200 & 239 four pairs of colorful pairs cqrnbinatians Cotton kret with elastic top Guaran7 quality Nylon reinforced in heel and toe wear Sizes 8 to In 100 : - ' I early glaze price Sportswear-2- nd for shrink resistance sizes 00 to 4 225 d model sizes 2 to 8 Floor "Colonial Homestead" ice for 8 each piece fro Included itrM"'MMMrrrn'l-rrrsnt'- Req 1995 ‘ model sizes 00 to 4— With extra pants g group) — too Floor 14 short sleeves Cotton While sleeveless sleeves plaid stripe Broken ' sizes 30 ta 38 U ' Salt Lake city" in Boys—Street blouses $15000 - shirts 1095 set PerorrmyrrrIrmmolemnr Rog 298 to 498 since S snapshots for the Jackpot in the national contest Mall entries with name and address on back to: "Snapihot Editor: The Salt Lake Tribune 143 S Main 298 500 12 model and beautiful "Black Watch Plaid" Fcishion-righ- t for now and fall term the the at some Featured money-savinthrough price 4 hos bon 495) for dinnerware Corsets-2- nd Perry-ize- yd Register now In our fabric center to be "clothes-wise- " ready for school Classes on Mondays at 2 pm and Tuesdays through Fridays 10 am and 2 pm girdles white only Pantie and reguldr girdles Included in group Various makes Prizes are awarded weekly In The Tribune ontest and announced in each Sunday's HOME Magazine And the grand prize winners in The Tribune contest will vie with other shirts (3 1095 to 1500 sizes coed special for foil shirts in broadcloth plisse nylon etc (Also reg 198 to Floor Trim:nttlIttmxIMT1110 Reg 1953 1 nylon Shop-- 3rd j layaway for winter nowt ton rapid drying and very easy to iron k rmentmr7vmmtzum773 300 Contest taken snapshot Boys' Western style leweled leans and lockets with fringe Sizes 4 to 12 Black Boys—Street Flobr boys' shirts bo the big $15- contest is The price dresses Daytime Tribune's contest and it is open to any amateur photographer who wishes to submit any Floor voiles lit ! e" jeans jackets Special! Cottons C nt Reg 698 to 1298 Snapshot national games Street ond patio styles sizes 10 to 20 40 to 42 1412 to $1000 there are prizes for amateur photographers in the Newspaper National Awards and The Salt Lake 000 ' IrrrIMT10797AMMITMMITI 2212 etc 88 Cheer leaders of lively colorful plaid and check combed cotton These "Ever-glazginghams in 100 fabrics will make into sensible school and date wear because they are wrinkle-resista- ea Boys' Reg 295 price Toys-3- rd ' mine in plaid and check gingham big cotton sleeveless Nylon pique Neckwear—Street Floor 12 and books Few of any one kind Wide variety to route to 598 pre-shrun- Prizes by Dozen For Lenstnen Your Floor building blocks to 198 cam- lockets Kelly Green Winter Green luggage Gold Blonde Eggshell Charcoal Coral Aqua Judy Bond cop and Short - i 200 Sumr(ner styles by sleeves group toys Dolls skirts suits Reg blouses Reg 100 to 1000 Broken Tribune's Snapshot & Ideal for Nickel emu 12 i Concealed beneath the belt of these practical sleepers is enough fabric for a full extra size Release thetop rows of stitches and Nitey' Nita grows with your child Soft fleecy cot- Colors: Shell Pink Burgundy Beige Canary Pigeon Blue Melon Blue Gross Dark Green Purple Copen Blue Dark Brown Block Camelia Peacock Mint Royal Lilac Rose Red Capri Ton Floor 398 298 in this dresses and pedal pushers A special purchase! As is price Infants-3- rd Friends may call at the family home 1284443thr Eavt Sunday after 4 pm and Monday until services In lieu of flowers contribu tions may be made to the Primary Crippled Children's Hospital or the National Fowl- dation for Infantile Paralysis Front $1 dozens of Re'ta comfortable and look smart fashion fabric that's first for fall MIIVMMIMMIMEMMITIM tor white In You will feel pus wanderitg in jumpers Draperies-4- th 498 & or pastel background Pastel chenille decoration animals or flow ers Plisse conducted Monday at 2 pm In Draper Second Ward Chapel - feet long IVIcorilipsr '' ' (& special purchase! fine pinwale corduroy Slightly damaged blinds 6 feet wide to 12 feet all 6 rib spreads A MEMBER of the high priest quorum of Draper Second L D S Ward Mr Garfield had served as president of the elders quorum and as a counselor in the presidency of Young bAen's Mutual Improvement Assn Mr Garfield was the father of eight children and the last of a family of 17 brothers and sister& Survivors include two sons and three daughters N E and Jack A Garfield and Mrs Byron (Katie) Spratt all of Draper Mrs Jim (Lucille) Harrington Los Alamos N M Mrs Lloyd (Zion) Young Washington D C 24 grandchildren and 14 - ItelsrMrM37M5M72c 398 I - 100 Closeout one of a kind lamps modern Large dramatic styles also figures 8 only Floor Lamps-4- th Reg "n ' i bamboo shades MOO too ' I- - to 598 Peg 298 table lamps i price ftrrnMIW15?iMWMill 10 Reg 2298 to 4998 Emma Woodard in the Salt Lake L D S Temple Mrs Garfield died in 1945 - Mr60730V:011T77711 " i- ‘ 1 t 44 tlii) st4ittalls create your own fashions from our specially priced campus favorites Sporting Goods—Mezzanine Floor 80 serviceo will fabrics ol '' I I Won't drip use It inside or Out 15 only Some portable some adjustable to height over coals yarn to complete 12 a n d instructions 125 wild flower kit (Reg 89c11 Jane Enniss Garfield pioneer settlers of Mona On Dec 12 1894 he married — "Bear Brand" squares system in Dra- - ' per and worked Mr Garfield on many of the early homes schools and churches in ' the Draper area He also helped to build homes in and buildings on farms Kamas Bluffdale Summit County Mona Juab County and In Idaho itorn April 14 1865 In Mona he was a son of Henry and Funeral gt11) I 12 woof 100 Enough i et'- - buck-to-scho- quantities charcoal grill 129 — 1 leffl 41$ 349 to 9931 Reg afghan kits ''' carpenter and a 4 )--f - I SALE! r!V Special to The Tribune DRAPEU — John Heber Garfield 89 one of the oldest residents of Draper died Thursday residence - c) 111 check list bargains Pioneer in Draper Home former of the k ' AI - Illness Claims pm at his Pr ! '‘ 410MIK Hollywood Madsen who now merit badges was the Mr these nitey nite sleepers will grow a full size to receive the Explorer Max G Madsen Jr Mr and Mrs Max G Ave anuses to age 0( imöae4kf are Groesbeck 9 " on solo soturcloy son of Madsen Ave 1939 Sylvan Cleve Moler son of Mr and Ms Murray Moler 2408 E 21st South and Wesley Groesbeck son of Mr and Mrs George at will who noon gates — A rell H Adams 1818 Yuma St N Kent Boyd son of Mr and Mrs Frank E Boyd 1804 Yuma St and Ronald N Madsen son of Mr and Mrs Max G Madsen Sr I: chairman Those Special to The Tribune d Monument Park District Boy Scouts of America will be pre- ' awards End Gala Trip - I Post With " )tt '1' BLM Council o'' - ahnionownemonlwomems '6 - I 1954 Uthlin Accepts Carrier Salesmen Story Contest Climaxes SUP Cannif)'Opiiing ' $ -- h ppm Me' Salt Lake Tribune Saturday July $1 is-4 6 '4' 1 iv 016 - - - '''''''17': ye 'I ie '' - A -- 0– f 4 I i a - — - tt ' ' t I ' r I 1 t 4kAl |