Show ' 16 Friday Morning- - Salt take ribunc- - (Thc Red Cross War Relief in Europe The of 1385 Butler avenue descendant of pioneers who first entered Salt Lake valley July 35 1847 Thurs- was selected as princess of Ltah Covered Wagon Days Her four attendants also named v ill he Jane Blau daughter of Mr and Mis Philip T Blair of 135 H street Shnlev Bae Olson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Olson of 811 Fifth hast street Beverly Flint daughter of Mr and Mr leland B Flintof 1214 Fast Ninth South sheet and Bonnie Iee Vincent daughter of Mrs Vincent Best of 1710 Bat street The primess and herpattendants selected from a field of ncar-floveliest junior ly 60 of Utah blisses at the chamber of com- vote t Bes'des reigning over festivities cf Utah Covered Wagon Davs from Julv 19 to 21 in Salt Bake City Mth Queen Bonnie Sopensen Mist? Stewart will be one of the princesses chosen since 1937 tb be considered for queen of the Utah Cen- ants Left to right front Bonnie Lee Miss Stewart Jane Blair rear row Shirley Rae Olson and BeVerly Flint tennial celebration in 1947 Little Miss Stewart is a student at William M Stewart - sfhool named for her great-uncl- e Vincent - In charge of a wagon company of 100 Miss Stewarts paternal pioneer ancestor Daniel Stewart arrived "one day after Brigham Young" In Salt Lake valley and later became the first president of Salt Lake stake Miss Blair another blown- d lass is a student haired at Wasatch school a direct dr— cendant of Brigham ming Daughter of Salt Lake Citvs chief of police Miss Olson will be a tumor in East high school this fall She Is a descendant of Edward Lunt who came to Utah September 12 1857 Miss Flint is a of Christopher Layton whaled a eompany-- af 52 wagons to Utah in 1852 later became first Klue-eye- dung that bttyets ate becoming quality conscious and t hat retaileis must keep on their toes In keep pace with consumer Remands Pi O Pieston Robinson Thuisdav soke on "Important Heel Dcvelo montx in Consumer Ret iilot Relations’ at the Uni vctslty of Utah summer school lector of the evaluation of school "The consumer v broadcasts project at Ohio State get your moneys worth out of university Dr Paul J Lazarsfcld your buying dollar-- is growing director of the office of radio re stronger and stronger and is be- - search of the Rockefeller fountla- Dr Rob- - tion and Dr Herta Herzog foi- ing felt by the letailcr inson a native Utahn who now is mer University of Vienna faculty bishop of Kaysvllle an'd was hon- assistant professor of retailing at member ored with choice of his name for New York university asserted Dr Poyver will speak on ‘ Edu- the town of Layton Miss Flint Dr Leonard Power coordinator ration by Radio” at the 11a m will be a sophomote this fall in radio research bureau of the session A second session at 3 p Roosevelt high school federal government at Washing- - m in room 304 of the Union build- Bonnie Lee Vincent four feet ton D C will lead a public for- - mg will be devoted to discussion 10 inches of blond loveliness is Fridav in Kingsbuiy hall for of school and community broad- youngest of the attendant- - The persons interested in radio broad-- i casting A11 visiting authnuhes a Participating in the for- - will participate The public is in- f'honl um will be NormanVnelfcTdi- - filed to alleml all sessions Recent " t —'x British Groups Meet Tonight At Welsh Fete Between 3500 and 4000 persons including nearlv the entire population ofthe little community of I ah Wales are espected to t Saltair resort Fridav for f fortv-se- v the enth annual Cam- bnan dav a yeailv frolic dear to (he heaits of Welshmen and their I Wales settled early Utahs in Goggin as for the Irish and extendod an open invitation to all others who hall fiom the Emerald isle b Jenkins of Salt Lake Mavor Citv a staunch Welshman has been invited to be an honored guest William Evans Jr mayor of Logan will be the only speaker The program which starts at the handstand at 6 30 p m will consist mainly of Welsh and American songs and orchestra numbers P missioner 370 Aviators A IE COMMENCES SATURDAY JULY 13 AT 9:30 A M AIR-COOLE- D AUERBACH'S You will enjoy sa ings as high as 40 on Dinwoode lar stock of fine quality beautifully styled furniture ’s regu rugs drapes Store closes Friday at 12:30 p in to prepare for the sale again at 9:30 a m Saturday July 13 ENJOY Open WIT FOOT BALANCE CUBOIDS tha foot by alavat-in- g tha Cuboid bona and locking Uia your archat by waar-in- g tha haal n all your shoas Cuboids No matal Cuboids balance YOUR SELECTIONS SATURDAY EARLY MORNING memorate the one hundred firs birthday of their pioneer ances tor Mr Nicholson a pioneer o 1866 was born July 13 1839 fr Mr Ellen Louise Warren More than $70000 is spent annually by the 8 and 40 In child welfare work M P O - st tl t! 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JIave them With three officials from the federal grazing service iffice in Wahington D C in charge a conference for chief and account clerks from grazing serv ice in 10 western states continued Thursday in the Federal build- “WHITENIZED” ' ing Discussion of new cost accounting procedure and clarification of existing procedure are main points Sessions wilt in subject matter continue Friday and Saturday from 8" 30 a m to 5 p m in room 4k© i Tha aconomical way to gat all tha good thara n in your Hava straps changed to pumps regular toes mada into open shoal to "Wedgies' at vary ones wa even change plam-heele- d low prices Directing the meetings are Fred chief accountant of the federal grazing seryice Richards operations assistant and assistC K Caron improyement SHOE 1 D all of Washington REPAIR LOUNGE-DOWNST- AIRS CHARGE IT AT AUERBACHS C Those attending are from Utah Montana Wyoming Idaho OreArizona gon Neyada California New Mexiw) and Colorado you Complete Remodeling Service shoas! 220 ant 2!)c thought woro Through will discard thair toiltd icuffod oppooranco and baeoroo now in whitanatsl Shoa Rapair Lounga at onca Bring tham 'to Auarbach Whitamng procati costs you only 29c a pair JWhti oL-fic- FOUNDED WASATCH 300 1864 offices fflJMIIBCn) QDOQDMfUJt) SATURDAY AND Vi PRICE SPECIAL SANITARY NAPKINS TLEANSINfi II i: A 31 s (Cream n dry-slci- cleanser SALON COLD CREAM Bland fluffy for medium dry skin CREAM thorough cleans- ing for normal or oily skin Reg $2 Regular Junior Super Buy convenient Reserve Box Value si lox at 30 Only Kotex has 3 Types 48? 190 Zonite Antiseptic Sqnttrtr-YFa- sf - DOROTHY GRAY 796 59 e NAfb NAMEL BOTH FOR 396 796 Bar Drene Shampoo 496 796 'Chamberlain Lotion 426 836 Pipkin 4 41 t)Ul siiiis ' K'' lnllnn I'alian Balm Tabs43c89e Squibb's Milk Magnesia 296 60c Murine for the Eyes 496 Caroid & Bile Salts 596 896 Phillips’ Milk Magnesia 346 596 Vitalis Ilair Tonic 396 796 Vaseline Ilair Tonic 376 636 Kreml Hair Tonic 79 6 119 100 Kurlash 896 COMPUTE Lucky Tiger 896 100 Bathasweet 896 Nourishine 986 BOCABELLI Fitch's Shampoo 596 896 Parker Hair Balsam 796 Large WAYS A REVELON Harmonizing Lipstick witS tha purchast of REVELON SPK4TUS 75c Anacin- 2 LAST each f nsmetlne fhrenne and Fureka "Cn" yaur mokoup la porfocl hormany Contain Full-oit- o Dorothy Oroy lipstick In choito of amort ohodot Motchinf (or hormomung) noil polish in now “ayrup” locqoor Rolotod ahodo of Dorothy Gray llotion foco powdor 100 HINI5S IIONEY AND SOAP 1 :m CREAM DRUGS— STREET FLOOR OiIiINffiCbO 0 U Rose Water tream Woodbury's Creams lady ksiher t reams 390 Mystic (ream Paquin'i Hand Cream Maynard’s Hand Cream— DINWOODEY’S 37 vf:st FIRST 'f Irostilla V"'"" Cotton name Nature Cream laitlon Bemprav Invenav Charles Flesh Food Berry's Kremnla n‘M'"’7'9e 39c 79c 39o 79c 23 0 an X IJ’ QOO 0 FLOOR AUERBACH'S so Foundad IBM Phena Was ®0!§ Wes 300 I - L1 v & v y a J V s V f r y' V 390 79c 3gc 7jc gg0 ggc 450 74c 79c 100 mrr"i'm'i-ih:Ia'rr'- OUR CUBOID SPECIALIST IN THE SALON-STR- EET 19o 37e 47o 7g 4g0 19o 33 jDo sg0 g8e Ponds Creams Hopper's Restorative Cream T9C Phillips' Milk Magnesia Texture Cr 54 c Phillips' Milk Magnesia Cleansing cream 64c 89o Ingram's Improved ( rea- m- CONSULT SHOE V DOROTHY GRAY lubricating I ii? LOUNGE LAST 2 HAYS DRY SKIN CLEANSER E St fu ) FRIDAY 683) E AUERBACH’S ED LIQUEFYING CLEANSING additional 770 men In the naval av lation rescrv e w ill be given regular navv commissions during the fiscal year of 1940-I- t under terms of a bill sponjoied by the navv depaitment Kmlv passage of the hll is expected Lieutenant Commandei T D Wilson officer in chaige of the Salt Lake haval recruiting station was informed Thuisdav in a dispatch from Washington D C I nder prevent lutes it is not planned that naval reserve aviators will he retained on active dutv hevond a contiactual foirr-veperiod without their consent The new bill alters this plan providing for continued service An IL Descendant of John Nicholsot will meet at an outdoor banque Monday at 5 p m east of th Liberty paik bandstand to com SHOE REPAIR H n v Plans lo Add Family Schedules Fete AUERBACH'S CR trr m this year s anniversatv the committee in charge has requested that the event hr not confined to earth an Irish organization the committee settled upon City Com- 84th JULY r history by a group of Welsh immi-o- f grants for yeais has supported u holcheartedly the annual reunion sponsored by the Cambnan asso-unation of Salt Lake Citv Because of the imminent danger which confronts the mother roun- - Welshmen but should bp a common meeting ground for English- men Irishmen and Scots The British Social club the Canadian Legion and the Salt Lake coltish club have been invited to attend en masse I liable to un- DINWOODEY’S MAKE Lpgion Crippled Children’s hospital at St Petersburg Fla and will establish a clinic for tuoercular children at 3 ucson An? Mrs Warren arrived from Pora-telt- o Idaho Thursday morning and left at midnight for Reno Nev where she will spend two davs before continuing her visitation trip to other western states Met bv Mrs H C MiShane and Mrs I lah chapeau president Marguerite T Lukey Salt Lake chapeau president the national officer attended a breakfast given in her honor at the home of Mrs T William Stevenson and later visited the Veterans' hospital and the L D S tabernacle grounds a luncheon in the Following Hotel I lah attended hy members of the 10 and 8 American Legion auxiliary and 8 and 40 Mrs Warren isited the Legion Boys Stae at Jordan Narrows '1 oastmistre-- s at the banquet '1 hurxday night was'Mrs Steven-so- n -- merce 1940 Julv 12 m hotel The national president who explained that the 8 and 40 is not concerned with national defense important aim of the auxiliary reported that this year for the first time the 8 and 40 would give $1000 to the American Red Cross for foreign war relief 'I he 8 and 40 recruited fnrn women who have served three years as officets of the auxiliary will endow its tenth bed in the National Jewish hospital nonsectarian free hospital for tubercular children m Denver Cojo will donate $1000 to the American day l yo-gra- society was outlined by Mrs Ellen LoUise Warren of Washington J3 C le chapeau national to 33 members of the Utah salon Thursday night at a dinner in the Newhouse dine Stewart daughter 0 Mr and Mrs I Daniel Stewart Tvventv-firs- AIR-COOL- 8 and 40 child welfare main objective of the Amer-ica- n Legion auxiliary's only honor Geral- blue-rye- d Salt Lake City commissioners agreed Thursday to erect a revievs-in- g atrd on Main street between Second South street and Broadway for use during the” Covered Wagon The commisDays celebration sion also authorized street shows to be given on the stand Donates $1000 for Await Part In Wagon Davs d TReviewing Stand Planned Of 8 and 40 Welfare Work Winsome Lassies Brown-haire- Aids Children JLcader Tells Young Royalty 9 Aids Join Holiday Court Judges Pick Princess For Festival -- m 4" 4?J g9o |