Show 1 13 iaftgglk" SOCIETY AND CLUBS Canyon Cottages Attracting Many Salt Lakers Now New York City are said to be the py the mansion beginning with Preslargest of their kind in the world ident John Adams depended on the open grates In 1850 Franklin stoves When an American ship Is at were added The first central heatQ sea what flag is flown from her bow? ing plant was installed between 1857 By FREDERIC J HASKIN- N G and 1861 It was a crude hot air answer enis third going home the batsman A reader can get the A When ships are at sea no flag furnace and supplied heat to only to titled first base) to any question of fact by writing As a mat- part of the building Changes have is flown from the bow The Sait Lake Tribune Informater of courtesy it is customary for been made from time to time until Haskin How many days did the Q tion Bureau Frederic J ships to fly the flag of the country heat is now brought in from a govD C ty-third Director congress last S N Washington Whose port she will visit when en- ernment heating plant Syndicate) cents Please Inclose’ three (S) A This congress comprising two tering that port Was Sam Jones the famous for reply Q sessions ran 267 days There has Embezzlement Charge been only one shorter session in this Q Was Tolstoy a socialist? F F S minister ever a drunkard? H K J A Samuel Porter Jones was adA Tolstoy was revolutionary in century— the congress Denied by Suspect can the umpire call a balk on thewhich ran 262 days educational schemes for peasants mitted to the Georgia bar in 1869 and but he stood outside the general so- practiced successfully for a time unpitcher and send the runner on third' Q- on the cialistic movement Later in life he til his drinking habits put an end to Exide thermometer home because the catcher Jumped! BLACKFOOT Idaho — Boardwalk at Atlantic City or gave himself up to studying and sup- his career as a lawyer Becoming Rhodes arrested in Idaho Falls on In front of the batsman to receive converted in 1872 he was admitted to nn on Elf(e 0Wfr plrj9 plying the needs of the poor Sunday on an embezzlement charge the the ministery of the Methodist S D 'the S pitch In C world the largest pleaded not guilty Monday before south and afterward devotchurch rule! 9 of to section A was When the White Q House According a These thermometers can not Probate Judge George R Bailey No ed himself to evangelistis work first was how U heated? occupied 31 a balk shall be called by the um-bThe Exide thermomdate was set for hearing compared B A dial thermometer and the Rhodes was arrested on complaint pire if the pitcher delivers the ball etcr is Ah enzyme from peat found in the of a local second-handealer who to the bat when the catcher is stand Eiffel tower one is a vertical ther- A So far as the records show 12 cranberry bogs of New Jersey imcharged him with embezzlement of aling outside the lines of the catcher’s mometer The dail thermometers at fireplaces furnished all the heat there munizes animal life against one form (position (Besides the runner on Atlantic City and Queensboro bridge was The first IT executives to occu of pneumonia’ of the lungs typewriter which he had rented I really mean it You are members of the Good Taste club and 1 expect you to remain in good standing all summer’’ Nartcy Page has a leaflet on which she will be glad to send you on receipt of a stamped envelope Write her care of this paper (Copyright 1934 Publishers but “intro-jduction- Answers to Questions seven- fifty-eight- Many Salt Lakers spent Pioneer in Ogden with relatives and friends many others took advantage of the holiday to go to Pinecrest in Emigration canyon and many members of the younger set arranged parties in Brighton Miss Gloria Bahnberger daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Bamberger entertained a group of schoolmates from ‘Rowland Hall over the holiday at the Odell cojtage Dr and Mrs “ ' lih'thdlF dstith? ters Miss Jean Kirtley and Miss Ann Kirtley are occupying the cottage adjoining the Bamberger home The Ernest Bamberger cottage is being occupied by Mr and Mrs John E Dooly and their daughters Miss Jane Dooly Miss Peggy Dooly and Mr and Mrs Blair Richardson and Muss Bettie Richardson Mr and Mrs Beverly S Clenden-niand children are at the Rosenbaum cottage and have as their guests Mr and Mrs Harold P Fabian Dr and Mrs John A Widtsoe and fam- lly are bccupying one of the Gates cottages The following young girls are spending several days in Brighton at the various summer homes: Miss Ruth Morris Miss Marjorie Evans Miss Elma Smith Miss Barbara Foley Miss Elizabeth Little of Los Angeles-anMiss Kathleen Evans Mr and Mrs W H Lovesy and their daughter Miss Audrey Lovesy and her guest Miss Carol Lou Haddock of Beverly HUls Cal are occupying the Lovesy cottage until the "Y'y latter part of "the week - Miss i Betsy Bintz Miss Margaret Daly and the Misses Barbara and Denise Bintz are at the Bintz cottage Miss Carol Lou Haddock of Beverly Hills Calif seated and for a few days Miss Audrey Lovesy on the arm of the chair The young girls have recently arrived from Beverly Hills where Miss Lovesy has been Garden Tea the guest of Miss Haddock for several weeks Miss Hope Richards and Miss Emmeline Nebeker will entertain at a studio tea Wednesday afternoon in Events of the Day the gardens of the Richards home 237 Seventh avenue Invitations Past Guardians club Neighhave been issued to 16 guests bors of Woodcraft No 1 Mrs P B Hyland 1024 Fifth East — — tzaet8pjiu- Muscoveeves business meetMiss Barbara Sweet will give a luncheon Wednesday at the Art Barn ing parlor I O O F hall 2 Mrs Frank P' Creer of Detroit ac n in compliment to Miss Betty p m All members requested to attend companied by her little daughter and of Berkeley Cal who during son Alice and John Preston have arher visit in Salt Lake City is being Heather Sewing club 2 p m rived to spend the remainder of the extensively entertained Mrs J Benny 237 Iowa street summer in Salt Lake City Uneeda Whist club 8:30 p m During their stay they will visit Ogden Luncheon with the Misses Ruth Mary Mrs Creer’s parents Mr and Mrs Miss Elaine Evans of Ogden will and Nora Murphy No 19 StewJames H Moyle in Cottonwood and entertain at a luncheon Friday and art apartments Mr Creer's parents Mr and Mrs a number of Salt Lakers Will attend P Creer 1122 Gilmer drive John the affair Mr Creer wilt join his family the loring through Yellowstone national latter part of August Guests at Kelly Home parltfkwill arrive Wednesday in Salt Mrs L G Feagens’of Los Angeles LakejCity Visits Parents and hef daughter Miss Georgians Mrs Bernard Doran of LOs An have a arrived of for visit Home From Trip Feagens geles Cal has arrived for a visit of several weeks with Mr and Mrs J Mr and Mrs S V R Gras Miss several weeks with her Dr J Kelly and family at their home Mary Beth Richert Miss Suzanne and Mrs E B Isgreen at parents their home ' on Thirteenth East street Mrs and Strobel and Robert Gros have re- 1027 Dpuglas street Miss” Feagens will accompany the turned from a two weeks’ stay at the a on motor Kelly family trip through Flathead lake Montana and a trip Yellowstone national park next through Glacier national park month Mr and MrsTjosei Nathan and daughter of Peoria 111 are visitReturning From Trip Mrs Augustus F Dannemiller and ing Mr Nathan's parents Mr and Miss Mary Dannemiller of Fort Doug- Mrs M Nathan on South West TemFLORENCE LA GANKE las who have spent several d&ys mo- - ple street Jay e1 Lucas e HnafSTftie'y maiu wum?iF am n - Thrifty customers are hurrying to Penney’s this week to snap up the big clearance bargains! Don’t miss this grand opportunity to save on timely needs with lots of summer still ahead now! Many clearance items are not advertised but all are plainly parked throughout the store! Act y Mrs Frank Clearance! P Creer A rayon printed — l ere Color later) — Here's a Bargain! Sheer Dresses reducDrestic tions Good Shop East South Temple CLEARANCE SALE 105 ' LINEN IMPORTED DRESSES vr TO HAND-MAD- E S898 AT and $225 $195 OTHER GROUPS Up to $750 Up to $1050 Up to $1650 Up to $1975 Up to $2750 ‘ Terms —Cash at at at at at Each $325 $395 $696 $795 $995 Sale Final Buy now I $£64 Organdy Bonnets Few Dont’s for Good Taste Girl Super value children' mer hats In sum- All I repriced! Clearance! ar- where rived from the Philippines Lieutenant Capnoh have been stationed for the last three years- Mrs Cannon formerly was Miss Josephine Riter daughter of Mr and Mrs! L F Riter Lieutenant and Mrs Cannon and their little daughter are guests at the Riter home in the Caithness apartments Sheer! Doivn Go Prices on Women’s Clearance! Women’s Women’s Suirammei? SBqoqg EannONEmr $ Cool! Clearance! Men’s ! Hurry! In Kibero E5st Africa the dusky ladies completely own manage and work The one industry while the gentlemen gather firewood and run errands to earn their salt The Good Taste Girls were meeting the medium of exchange on Nancy's porch First one then another had a tale to tell of her vacation hopes and plans After they had finished talking Nancy said: Girls I’m going to give you some traveling hints They are simple at best and yet I am amazed to see how few people practice them Here g ple feehmd-ywu- or 4orpeople pawing-o- Sweaters Odds and end! DrastiSoiled! cally reduced I Last Call! 67 a Cotton suitings! “ “ V: AND IT’S SO EASY ON THE HANDS -E- CONOMICAL TOOj Great in washers Tested and approved by Good Housek- eeping Institute AMERICA'S-'BlGGESt-SELUN- G PACKAGE SOAP the moriling and yell or shout ’ Other people have your gone 'to bed and' have the right to a quiet spot Don't bang doors when you get in late—or at' any other time for that matter Don't leave a trail of papers or litter on the beach or picnic grounds "Don’t leave a smoldering fire Be sure that everything has turned to Lovely in ‘bood-byes- SHnoes Close-ou- ashes before you leave Many a disaster has been caused by a careless camper Don't dress too conspicuously —even it rumning Be aledy: know that sounds like the advice of ia "prunes and prism’ sort of person Odd lota! priosd L — V panties ers! Re- -- bloom- tf-- - Children’s n Shortle Suits 28 suntan Broken With back! sizes! Men’s t Semi-Dre- Big Reduction it CURTAINS ss PANTS ©ttsiseto and panels I long-cotto- n Sturdy wearing milting size Oddi and end I meed to Slew ltrg quickly i Reduced! Novelty Seersuckers CURTAINS panel! Rayon Organdy ruffles! Final close-ou- t q( regular stock of snappy summer two-- tan and brown or black and white Also smart selection of ventilated white! Rubber or leather solek tones in summer for To r 8jl40 d easesl Yard clear Out Go Men’s Bathing Suits Bathing Suits Worsted Wool Misses and Boys’ QJ wool! Broken alzetl Plenty of colors! Greatly reduced All r Reduced Greatly Men's Dress Shirts Still a large assortment of these smart shirts soiled but they’re going like wild fire I from display Tomorrow or the next 4ay wlU eee the last of them so get here now! Pick out two orahree of these for snappy wear and Big Savings! material Smart Clearance! ! heels! Rayon Lingerie de- signs! 317'' Women’s left! 12 Only Khalil Hats Many styles kinds! Bargains at this price! scrub- bing ind boiling Clothes come 4 or 5 shades whiter taftlyl They last 2 or 3 times longer this “jcrubless" wayr You’ll laei mosey t Rittso gives rich creamy (TjT suds — mi in hardest water Mem’s jji Straw Hats Sflof)S RUGS i- Men’s Summer Hats priced to clear stripes and checks — newest Final clear styles and colors ! ance of odds and ends of our sizes! Broken entire stock BARGAINS!! Out They Go! Great Reductions! r summer pants In Lightweight 27x52-i- n Jimmies Men’s creamy WHAT BARGAINS! Think of it—right at the height of the summer shoe season you can make these tremendous savings! All styles all sizes represented! Clearance Rousing Clearance! dirt-sa-ve Fully Sanforized Boys’ coming toward you "Don’t honk the automobile horn to call other people Jt is quite possible that someone close by is trying to sleep ana the horn disturbs him Don’t come in late at night or early Rinso’s ON washday leak out Washable Slacks Out They Go! Women’s and Misses “Remember there are other people! the hotel on the street in the train besides yourself and your party Don’t block the line of traffic don't stand in the doorway as if it were your own private exit or entrance Other people want to get in and out “Don’t put your luggage down just anywhere Somebody may trip over it Don't gpr up steps or across passageways in a diagonal manner You block’the way for peo- SEE HOW IT GREASE 79 98 Printed! Still a good selection in USE RINSO SOAKS OFF-TH- 1 29 Batiste M they are: I Stock of these lovely summer style are still fairly comBUT they’re going fasti GREAT REDUCplete TIONS make them the most attractive buys of the season Not all sizes in any one style— that’s why they're ’way low priced I Get two or three of these now while you save so much Reduced to Clear ! Home From Islands ClaraM Clawson Last Call at and now for Lam-bor- Lieutenant and Mrs Robert Cannon and little daughter have Final Clearance! Smart Summer Crepe Romance Children Arrive Ear Extended Visit ' Lovely $E19 Children’s Beach Sandals Not all alfes! Still plenty of time to wear them! Wf : Speed cut! Bun backs!” Broken elzevt Choice of wanted col- ors! To clear! ' u Bathing Suits for Children Dirge aisort-me- of colon 8tees 816 at 0 Salt Lake City Store Jicciagfinmogy (95b tei |