Show - r 4 4 SA'rURDAY M017INING MARCH 27 1937 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE ' 4 y It g -d I LO Relief Society Sessions Slated April 2 and 3 Official to Be Named Furniture in all the varied phases of treative design will be dramatized inSalt Lake City Friday evening April 2 The day or rIther the evening from 7 to 10 p m has been set aside by the city's downtown furniture dealers for their annuall style show—individual store displays of the new 1937 merchandisel that will give visitors "inside facts" on what's what! in home furnishings Floor showings of the newest things in design will be combined with window displays by all the leading downtown furniture stores Entertainment too will add to the enjoyment of thousands of visitors expected to view the displays The open house sign will be out for Deep Full Blooms! the evening No purchases may be Luxurious Foli a g e ! made It to be a 3 ment only Myriads of Items ii: beds for Chairs for and a myriad of other furniture items will be on Of special Interest will be display the showing of the new blondes Not the "gentlemen prefer" type It's just the latest thing in furni- '4::'":-- '' tura coloring—blonde prima verve 7 i NI and that sort of thing The new '4 N bleached and pickled finishes will 1 Ii scl also be on view According to local furniture deal- ‘ ers the trend of today in furniture NI ':''' A'Ail' is away from the popular metals of two or There the past three years is a big demand they say for eight- '44 t1 tenth century French and English all in the Modern woods designs ‘' designs retain their popularity Ma- ) Ls liketvise in the ascendancy pie ' AI The colors aside from the rs f I in a 0 it in gh In o Gathering for annual conference sessions on and before the 107th anniversary of the organization of the L D S chuPch April 6 missioiv presidents other leaders and members of the church and its auxiliaries soon will be arriving in Salt Lake City Conference of the R4ef society will be held Friday and Saturday April 2 and 3 with sessions of the church general conference and other meetings scheduled Sunday Monday and Tuesday April 4 5 and 6 Principal Objective Spiritual guidance counsel and badership principal objective of the annual meetings this year will have strong bearing on the church's social security program the church leaders believing that each man should help his neighbor to become Priesthood Meeting Scheduled Saturday night April 3 is the church's annual priesthood meeting in the tabernacle with a Primary asociation meeting for women to convene at the same time in the Assembly hall Annual conference of the Deseret Sunday School union is scheduled for Sunday night April 4 and seventies' conference is set for Sunday at 4:15 p Tn in Barratt hall No Genealogical society annual conference will be held this April A F Bennett secretary announced Friday A special meeting for so- cial security leaders and sessions for Aaronic priesthood leaders also are scheduled e k City' Backyards ' t I 2 I 4 ' — s - AISLE-STRE- 11I 4 I4 4 4 r I 1t 4 4 4 : 1 4 4 ' II ' A ' 11 I 1 I§ t ( ' a ils ' 1 k MI 0 0 s ' ' ' U — ' 4 i k 0 ' ' $ I4 S Exams Slated The ellnite'd States Civil service commission Friday announced an open competitive examination for the position of substitute garage- rnandriver motor 'vehicle service of the post office department at Salt The wage rate is 55 Lake City cents per hour Applications must he on file in the Denver office not liter than March l ' 31 - ft11 -- DOME L(ATHIkj $1)1( -- ED - -- "'it) COMPOSMON i SOUS USED ON 1111 - - 6'' - 'Z' ''i:'4'f:' OINOES 42y2LHI t s Solis 1411111ale VIVIIIle y lills'4' i :41- t ':7::i:::: 1 ‘ 4111'&' - ' i' 11 ' p :' ir tite‘ i i: t - '' 1 ia ' ' 1:ig i ''''i t '4-- ' - 10 Ili' ' i ' itt1 4 '7" - itt : A 7' ' 1:" )s '27' ': ' 0 ' - ' ' ' Wc '''''A ::Y:::: - - Gardenias 0 t ' ' ' :s: fl I i ' '7 4 ' '14 4 ' - ' q'f '''''':'''i'' ' ' Alm!! 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Plain colors and prints in Pink Blue Yellow White and Red Ruffle and button ' trims Sizes 4 to 6 PASTER 'WASH t'010118—ShrerA : e se:!: 1 '' ' e '' :::::::: I ' - a::kif11Iii'!:::7 20 Others - ' ' igtio 25c ' i z -- -- ''''''-'-- v 41 - 100 practical and ornamen- tal gadget every man needs to keep his neW ties in condition!! 00 I t - 0: l' t buckles ort PP' 011 - ' r:f':' k so c ef) 00 Azoso a) FLOOR ' - ' io col-O- rs Gwr BOX—Full MEN'S FURNIAtlINGS—STREiT so I I An unlimited 1 assortment the finest of fabric's' and newest of patterns and apring AT AUER- HATS EXCLUSIVE 'styles in Tan Blue Grey Green All 1"' - NEII7 EASTER TIES FOR NEN RACKS - - 1 ' ' 41' HOLIDAY art - 'A'A ' DOLEPROOF AND WESTMINSTER SPRING SOX— Sill( and lisle mixturesClocks Stripea Checks Plaid3 - -- NO TIE A ' 2150 ' SMART "NEW 1 lit 4 1 - a ILOP ' NOTIONS—STREET—FLOOR ' SHEIBUFS HICKOK INITIALED BELTSETS IN grain cowhide straps Gold Practical! Comfortable! - r '' i44 : pe!47i44!'eer"!':r: : :YI:i-i'i- ::tffr ':: CO sizes PANTIEC!IRDLE attached 14 11111 BACH'S'--Srn- 'tS 'Attach Use as an ordinary girdle tab for sports 'antic °afters may -bt 'ikk k4444 ' A4 :' BYRON 1 NEW COMBINATION L er '1111111141 Fy ks :' -- ? :z ::::::?:::::::::::: i MONOGRAMMED HANDKERCHIEFS Pure white linen with hand-rolle- d edges and Reif-corded borders Pull size k NV:W S Ir A 8 T DRESSES IN Swtas Dotted Pique: 1 6 to 198 —Shantungs and Prints fitzes INFANTS WEAR—SECOND 11A503 ' l! ' ' - si::::$ ' i 298 ' :4: I 7 ot A 7 NEW 611111VEY TEMPLE TApTETA vRocK — ' Iii plain pastel colors and' prints Ruffled and swing skirts Sizes 1 to 6 i FREE TOVS IN THE SHOE BON Ii DEPARTMENT! FREE IN HOSIERY I EGGS BoN DEPARTMENT! (Given ViviI Ii every piirrhase!) t4f::: ? - Z- :i-- - - : Arrow Ilas done its best to prevent the Annual Easter Eclipse of the ungentle sex In addition to Its famous white shirts Arrow has done a grand job with color Sprightly stripes gay checks and cheerful colors! Sizes 14 to 17 -- - ' - ' Ci -- ' -- 3 ' 4: ARROW PANTIE gaffi '"'' ' I 1111111" ' A a chocolate rabbit or tt chocolate chicken chocolate bunny pulling a chocolate Eaafer egg w141 be given with each purchase in the Infanta' (Uri& end Boyaljilyenlie Departmeut ' Alik e --0- I ' A N '' I! 1 ' a iwiaw r ri el i : ilt iii ' -- 50 ti 14' ' P ? -- tellIV - 1:: 7 '1 ' pi All Day Today! 41 119 t gin ' ' t?' W''$'' k ' 'fl'f ::'' ' F k PO s4' ' Igli t 1"'—' ? :4: ':: ' ?44: ''''1 4 ' '41' kl '' 0 : FLOOR 03 s-- I 1 ---- ' : : 1 C 1' 1' e: ':'"v::1:-- : GYPSY ( 411 NEW 10 '' Poppies! 1 "'at THE t - f 7 — a ' "''''l '"'1 07 : ::'':l:440(144Yy-4'1:::''':1':t:::s1- BAGS—STREET FLOOR 'i' !' ''':l''1''' :I ' - Bags you would expect to pay much more for purchased in the face of a rising market! Top Pouches handles Envelopes! Shades of Black Navy Beige Carnelian and London Tan! ' 4 - ' ! - :Ilit''::?':fi:' 1f'H:':: ' :'1 r IIANI)11AGS '''1k 1 21767rtill:'1111111g oi vtP:t':::4 V ' )1111111 1 A 7A' r-0- 11‘:''''1'''''''::i''11:! 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A jabot and ruffled types In Red White Flesh Aqua Beige de sole 0: a Shoe Repair—Downstairs 1 114 (11) " le Sheer mousseline '' '''1 ' 1: c iii IfILS: '' ' '" ' varieties Corn Flowers ' I' itiotzt$ ' Fine Giftsfor Dartis oiease 1 -- - I'lA Suit Fronts 4' ' ' - Extra Frilly ' Arer--::- - '-- - Auerbach's ' Use Your Charge Account Mall Orders Promptly Pilled lko't ' ''11 V :4t ::: : ''''''''''t kkrn k 1 0e ) Bring and Take ' ': :: P11 Ctirtains Drapes Scarfs etc Thoroughly dry Cleaned ' and finished ILIA i Easter 200 Or Overcoats— t - coforf I V ' S: e c 4 s'—N:N Nett - fit J ' ''' ? '‘ 4i (With Extra Trouser4 LOO) s )i - : 11 ' :4' 1t l' st' ' Suits Sac) - T'' - t - I ' ' t ''' !''''''J it sc A " ':::::::f ''' 40ti1(vit 69c r- sl 0 1 1 0 II i t 4 114' 411:''''- -) Alp' )4 ::S ?4 59c Ilint !Inoto J I ik' ' k fl 7 Ladles' Plain Silk Dresses— Coats Suits or Robes Only- s ' 4r4 :'::71:-4''''-s-- 'I' 'W Stittil: Dr'y Cleaning Saturday - ZS i 1 1::ssp Y Ill ' ) ! - eliZ417:''Sik : ' 69c ' I eA I WON WOG P 10k9I Pvery one 'C'DIXF'1 Men's Suits ' ''' ('ANTYe(1111v1 "4:i' Beautifully II ' ' SECOND FLOOR OF FASHIONS A4 (Swagger ' 'Ik A small scattered Sparkling patterns splashy and very gay! Al! on dark grounds or combined with jacket contrasts in many versions In every line and detail they assert their distinction their slimming qualities and their high style nmOINIMENIENIM161 1 11 4 l) sua 1812 to 2612 FLOOR 1 ' ) I 4 PRINTS For Little Women! '14::Si--'' — Wins Secood Place David Buzza son of Mr and Mrs William Buzza of 1166 Downington avenue recently was awarded sec- ond place in the annual Home Mis- sion oratorical contest conducted by the Presbyterian' theological semink ary of Chicago where Mr Buzz: I is a junior student Mr assistant to the pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian church of Chicago and is a member of the seminary ath- letic council : ' E 4 XV i ' kk eir:44 :::::::: Grant Schaugaard of Provo was :John Hanlon 75 a convict at the charged with - involuntar- y- mans state ' was found dead slaughter in a Complaint filed Fri In his penitentiary bed early Friday morning by day before City Judge B P Lever- attendants at the prison Death'was len to causes Incident to age Schaugaard is charged in connec- - attributed Hanlon was committed to the tion with the death of Mrs Jo- 1934 to serve sephine Wilson of 88 North Second prison in January West street who was fatally injured a term of from five years to life in an automobile accident at South for assault with a deadly weapon Graveside services will be con-- 1 Temple and Second West streets when a taxicab in which she was ducted at the prison cemetery Sat- riding collided with an automobile urdayhas no known relatives driven by Schaugaard The accident occurred February 21 ' -- ' t Sizes ET - -- - 0 ' Beautiful plants with gorgeous blooms of lasting fragrance specially lected and purchased for this big Easter event! 4 -1 rd--1- f I 25c ' ' I '1 o e - '' 1 '' 411 Extra Bloom Each Manslaughter Charge Filed in Crash Death Convict Found Dead In State Prison Cell I l ') - I" 51 1 Phone Orders Filled! 11 4 41::' 1:::'- In Gay Crepe Paper! Delivered Free! L' i A tr Sit NTERMOUN TAIN STORE I 4" ? - Blooms 3 t City and-mak- THE GR EAT 41114 1111 ø f e if Beautifully Wrapped! Householders who have unsightly back yards with "patchwork coops Will garages and fences" were criticized Explpsion Victim in a statement issued Friday by the Be Buried Sunday city planning and zoning commission which is headed by Chief of I Th Police Harry L Finch Funeral services for Frank R The statement issued by Alex Buchanan commission secretary Salmon 46 of Salt Lake City pow- der foreman and safety engineer at said: The commission takes the posi- the Manila Utah tion that all such structures re- c C C camp will 2$44 Sun- gardless of value should come un- be conducted 0 der the supervision of the building day at 1230 p in in the Coalville L his should and receive inspector house stamp of approval before being D S stake t erected In this way it is hoped to Burial will be in t4'4:::!i'A0': keep such ebuildings within proper Coalville bounds back yards equal- cemetery Mr Salmon died 4 ly attractive with those in front I zr: s "Tourists coming into the city in a Rock Springs )::: '' on Wyo hospital bad of a Salt get rather impression Lakes beauty on beholding such Thursday at 11 conditions and take this impression a tn of injuries 1 received when a with them on their departure The planning commission is con- dynamite cep ex- cerned with the appearance of ploded tausing a fences many of which are in a bad powder dump to state of repair and recommends blow up near the Il Jr Salmon that civic minded property owners Manila camp A Vrirld war veteran Mr Salmon give this matter their attenion during the spring cleanup campaign served in France with the 362nd Some changes in zoning are also Infantry and was a former comunder consideration in the hope that mander of the LeRoy Benson AmerHe Salt Lake City's principal thorough- ican Legion post in Coalville fares will not be cluttered up with also was an active member of the undesirable commercial establish- Masonic order being affiliated with A7ment5 that come under existing the Park City lodge His widow Mrs Martha Salmon zoning requirements" lives iti the Covey apartments Salt Lake City ois ' S t season's stellar furniture event is of Henry Dinwoodey:' composed chairman Victor Day A Z Axelrad and Clarence Nilson r:4 i i rkil i 'cti4 4:viT i tete-de-- Seen by Group Funeral Set As 'Unsightly' For CCC Man I I1 ' Vhotblondes I N ' eties in wood finishes include ice I blue plum wood rose and negre in the upholstered furniture Biege is very popular Draperies Too A vast variety of draperies to be displayed includes many otthe new- er stripes novelty weaves tapestries and damasks The glamor of flow- ers is caught in many fabrics designed for use in modern homes Many exclusive patterns will be shown in the drapery departments The special displays will include everything for the home from attic to basement—bedrooms dining rooms living rooms bath rooms and kitchens plus garden and outdoor furniture Star performers of the furniture world willthe on view in the smartest of all Salt Lake City shows The committee in charge of the - '''''" Itsitj ' late Alonzo of the counprobably will 6 the anni— that Heber J Grant church president1 will present the name of a new member of the council for sustaining vote of the people at a conference session in the tabernacle that Itssortments Are Complete 'Prices Are Reasonable at 's": -- - - v ' 1 ' t V LILIES 4 m— I r ' ' ' k 19 or : Ell AS T A successor to the Hinckley member cil of twelve apostles be selected on April versary date It is day: Social security also will be a theme of the Relief society semions which will be for mission stake and general officers the first day and open to the public the second day PAMMOMMOPI A I A P Plus Entertalnment - -— --- Church Heads Furniture Will Be Dramatized In Salt Lake Store Dispiaysil To Gather for Annual Meets Special Showing of Latest Modes Slated by Dealers e - c A k 4 A - ' i- ' '1 k 0 - '' i |