Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING i MARCH 1937 Cancer Army Lead Crusade A Club Livestock Help Ward to Hold Swiss Industrialist Amazed Rotary Disease gaiiist Summary Given Farewell Fete By Night Flying in America Pushes Drive Tribute Pays airline operations this country for people Statistically the job of Harry Kranendonk to most as night flying York at the In Salt Lake To Utah and Nevada livestock through a Leave for Mission have air amazing feature the most severe desert day : Educational Will Be Members Bow During Memorial to Edward P Kimball in Meeting Campaign Conducted Coast-to-coa- pulling Ex-Lead- er posstble in to leave New close City of business breakRnd fast In Los Angeles" he said In Europe such long distances make night operation impossible because of International problems" Mr and Mrs Schwabacher left Salt Lake City Tuesday night by9 plane for New York City They had completed a flight to the Pacific coast the Boulder dam and the Grand canyon st is the of transportation in the United States Alfred Honoring Harry Kranendonk 20 Schwabachcr member of the board son of Mr and Mrs Gerrit Kranen- of directors of the Swiss Air and donk 483 North First West street a leading industrialist of that couna farewell try told United Air Lines officials in Salt Lake City Tuesday will be "Air travelers In this country are tendered him Satfortunate In not having to fly across urday at 8 p m in the Twenty-secon- d International boundaries The of these restrictions makes it L D S ward bhapel prior to his departure for the L D S mission field In The Netherlands Mr Kranendonk has been a carrier for The Captain E E Brown police ofSalt Lake Tribune ficer who retired recently after 22 for several years and is a junior years of service will be the honored at the student guest at the monthly dinner meetof Mr Kranendonk ing of the Antelope Island chapter Utah He will leave Salt Lake City International Footprint associa- on April IS and will sail from New drit City on the U S S Manhat tan bn April 21 He expects to be ftercli SOMETHING away from home for 30 months Aside frdnj his regular duties In th mission Harry expects to further his hobby of biology by making a collection of specimens of the fauna and flora of Holland such winona of ters on record is Imposing according to figures released Tuesday by J E Gurr Wasatch forest service supervisor A group of 115 C C C enrollees 39 foremen from 11 camps of the state and a number of supervisors During Entire Week and rangers used 26 tractors 46 servlet and snowplow trucks &P' While of tones mellow the the 4100 hours and Battling cancer with knowledge D S tabernacle organ diffused eratlng the tractors L 28000 miles They Women’s organizations In Salt Lake Batiste’s “Communion in G" through the trucks nearly snowbound the empire dining gpom of the Hotel cleared 3000 miles toof City Tuesday continued a campaign 428000 sheep relief roads giving of Utah the Salt members Lake to obtain enlistments to the Salt and 27000 cattle Rotary club sat with bowed heads This Lake district of the women’s field the forest ser Tuesday In tribute to their former vice’s summarizes In the cooperative effort army of the American Society for part P Kimball president Edward the Control of Cancer But it doesn’t to save the livestock The music was brought by remote describe the battle The war to save human life will howling through control from the tabernacle played blizrards In subzero weather that continue on five fronts Wednesday by Frank W Asper 'hnd way atY bit the ears and half paralyzed the vhen women of local organizations will distribute literature designed to accompaniment for the tribute of hands of the crews of qad work the club to their former president men1 C C C enrollees anikothers blast fallacies concerning the dus-eaThe who cleared the roads given by Milton E Lipman and help save an estimated University organ number was one of Mr Kim60000 lives In the nation In five balls favorites booths enlistments will be taken at A transcription of the tribute was Lait Rites Conducted $1 each in the drive for a $380 to be presented to Mrs Kimmade quota The campaign continues For Utah Physician ball and her family Mr Kimball through Saturday in D died C week last Washington An illustrated lecture on cancer Funeral services for Dr Orra He was senior tabernacle organist will be presented at a mass meetPatterson 66 physician of Edgar before he in to east reside the left ing at Barratt-ha- ll Wednesday at A flag salute was given by mem- Whiterocks Utah for the last two 7 30 p m with Mrs Iva H Mill-war- d bers of the Hamilton school senior years were conducted Tuesday at district captain presiding & Early morbugle corps in honor of Brigadier 4 p m inthe Evans Short talks will be given by Mrs chapeL The Rt Rev Arthur tuary General C comWalter Sweeney J L Gibson state commander of mandant at Fort Douglas Colonel W Moulton bishop of the Episthe army and Mrs Louise Y RobiUSE OUR J N Graham inspector of the Ninth copal diocese of Utah officiated son chairman of the national adFollowing the services here the Colonel acea F Walter and corps Music will be preGALL DEPARTMENT visory board Fulton commander of the Thirty-eight- h body was taken to Eugene Ore sented by the Holy Cross Nurses’ will be When you need it— any Item for where services of graveside field the Utah were control of who for the Captains special conducted army infantry glee club and Rabbi Samuel H GorSaturday morning The building or remodellnr — we have It guests of the club cancer through education who will direct the organization’s don will offer the Invocation Masonic in Eugene will have Phone lor delivery or use our Call lodge M delivered Greetings by George Women of the L D S Relief somembership drive this week Upper Mrs Ray E Dillman of interment the service charge S club Herbert Gadsby president assoMrs D B Gottfrcdson Mrs J H Peckenpaugh Below Mrs ciety and the Parent-TeachDr Patterson died In a local hosAuerbach vice president and Phil ciation will be in charge of booths A Mattingly S M Ercanbrack Mrs Iva Millward Mrs R H Clayton secretary wer re- pital Thursday Wednesday which will be open from corded by transcription to be sealed Other captains are Mrs Susie Johnson Mrs LaDue Williams 30 s' m to 6 pm until Utah’s centennial year 1947 sn address on the constitution by The groups will preside at booths R R I L L when club officers will open them Charles Colfax Music for the occaas follows: Hotel Utah Granite chairman Utah Power and Light Pioneers Mrs Royal E Holt chair- with copies of The Salt Lake Trib- sion was furnished by Virginia stake Relief society Mrs H W company Ensign stake Mrs Waldo man federal building Parent-Teache- r une and Telegram which will also Freeze Barker Delores Seal HarLatimer chairman Newhouse hotel Lyman chairman Mountain Fuel & association Mrs A N Cur- be kept in the club archives old Barber Frances Osborn and Wells stake Mrs T E Towler Supply company Daughters of Utah tis chairman Francis Urry read excerpts fronv Lowell Hicks 1st No and 3rd W Wasatch 410 test!-fiionl- al se ab-se- se tion Thursday at 613 p m at the New house hotel Chief of Police Harry L Finch will address the meeting George W Snyder general chairman in charge of arrangements for the International convention in June will report on preliminary plans Footprinters to Fete Retired Police Offccr The first spike used In the construction of thf Northern Pacifio was driven In 1870 a6ou£ tiem Y JJ ij&u’U liAe And the Tareyton x prevents loose ends V0RRIS0fl er TMEYTOI E JVU C f G A R co f rIfs LIQUIDATING mPSRJEE’g phoenix flEJLElU-- g SH2& I Fariilou th Tilly will be i 3 Erry rasourca of Stovall s has boon concsntratod to maka this ovont ovon larger than whon w first placed these stocks on sale as tho valiies are so much greater— prices have boon slashed until it hurts When - we say Second Markdown we mean exactly what we say as we have marked the Rosners stock down to where we should not have a dime's worth left after this sale y h'r" B hr AU thti lint gmhir j THAT WE PURCHASED FROM THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK AT AUSTIN TEXAS STORES WERE SOLD FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CREDITORS TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER WERE FORTUNATE IN SECURING THESE STOCKS FOR 40c ON THE DOLLAR sose '' - STOIEES from ITES&S BMHMF oob 'SECOND MARKDOWN rr So groat woro thoso stocks that wo display thoso big stocks and every been opened the crowds have mingled never saw at any other sale Now even greater as the Markdown in the 0n the first floor shoes 49 mine n-- w “ SECOND MARKDOWN ” FREE GUTS NURSES OXFORDS or Black White Kid Upper— With Steel Arch Shank A °W MAIN “ SECOND MARKDOWN” (SECOND MARKDOWN” GAY NEW JUST RECEIVED S&OUSES ' or feabat kg roundslight turing tho newest details fitted tlo neckbacks lines high collars puffed sleeves MFZZANINE Dark SHLE - SPRING JPMRJTS y “ SECOND MARKDOWN” SlUR’SS All wool plain and SECOND MARKDOWN” Hk 48 It “‘SECOND MARKDOWN" d 42x36 PBHRTffS ftolt after bolt piled on tables for your selection At this price wm should buy plenty this is less than vost N) Main S 1 Peppered carry a guarantee are J C and a aee 3 year and fell ophane wrapped Floor CANNON CASKS Both ( annon y MAIN MARKDOWN" "SECOND 80 SQ QUADRIGA Choose from a large aelectlon of d a a I r i style and advanta g e the aaving Ihr fin-- I and 39 —r MEZZANINE Main 22 Floor STYLES W pejrses array af beautiful MW Spring Print UrriM — moat ! vie and Jornoua color FLOOR A M “SECOND MARKDOWN” 39c $1 Men’s Reg $ 29 Khaki Pants 50c Seamless Sheets LTL 65c Boys’ 79c Wash Suits Si 25c Girls’ Gym Bloomers Blouses 25c Misses’ $ I Slacks White Women’s §3-§- 4 Novelty Shoes Girls’ & Row Stock Butterick Patterns 10c Brassieres Garter Belts Women 5c Knickers Tom Boys’ “Boss” Carpenter Q’alls mde" 75c Short Lot Kiddies’ c Women’s 25c Lisle Hose adC12c Men’s Arrow Collars ZIT 5c Blue Work Shirts SSL Summer Athletic Unions Naimook Children’s Summer Unions -- 1 Oc ol ' FLOOR pat- large double bed site A s s o r tment of colors to choose from 3 Main Floor SPOHIUG Comes In black or tan kid and also calf leathers Good st les FIRST FLOOR SECOND MARKDOWN” $119 and $165 Dress LIGHT SHADES SHORTS i yout portu n f t y reat op- - iav MMn Floor ‘‘SECOND MARKDOWN’ YOUNG MEN’S VALUES to $1975 srrge all banker Fabrics greys worsted and plaids Sli are from" 34 to SO blngla and double breasted ol u would expert pay double this for were It not oa MAIN ale Men’s Dark Others $10 and $14 FLOOR MARKDOWN" MAIN FLOOR SECOND “SECOND MARKDOWN" MARKDOWN” L D S MEN’S FANCY CORDS 25c SOCKS Double sole and heel all silk o od assortment and light Every Pant a genuine $199 alue h SOUTH STATE STREET SUJETS 4 SLACK MODEL 248-5- 6 OVER "Oft SUITS TO CHOOSE FROM Union Made "SECOND $Tl29 basement S RLE CANDLEWICK SPBEHEDS Jy2a “SECOND MARKDOWN” Dress ©ZflFORIDS "SECOND MARKDOWN" Bssutl fill terns extra Size 6x3 “ SECOND MARKDOWN” Racine — & 14 only— $ 39c 33c 25c BUGS VALLES $M0O Shoes! 25 MF7ZANTNF (iamoroa DOORS OPEN 9 All-Wo- every plaids skirt worth much moro In a regular ’ wiy BRAND-NE- flXMINSTEB i N't - SI 25 MARKDOWN 9 x 12 What s value In Shoe Jvn this for children bo end men! FIRST FLOOR 1 SPRING— WOOL 200 TO PICK FROM tailored of to 20 Hlie size 81x99 pequot Sheets TN FTP! GYM SHOES To encourage early shopping Wednesday morning will give absolutely a fine quality FKFE BROOM to every customer who purchases $1 or over with exception of Sheets (Basement) Silk Dresses from 9 a m to 10 a m SIHEEflS had to opon tho basomont to day since tho basement has and bought bargains like you the bargains are going to be Basement is even greater than “ SECOND MARKDOWN ” COME EARLY! A PEPPEOEU we ‘"mb! 4 81 X 99” THESE AND WE 12000 SQ FT ADDITIONAL FLOOR SPACE HAS BEEN ADDED BY OPENING ENTIRE BASEMENT SPHERIC EVERY DRESS BRAND NEW! - "SECOND MARKDOWN' ad Main Floor of patterns Lay In our supply at this low price Main Floor y GinrjErjTS These are all the a p p r o v ed Dar-nenand come in men’s and women s Keg tilar price much more Maiji Floor 32V |