Show t I - - ---— - - -- 4 0:- wo ' - ' ' - - - - ' -- - ' ' 14OrnIng b b 'Blooms Garner StveepstakesTrophy Mystery Veils Attack 7on Alan - I its — t - ' '" '' - ' s ' ' ' ' ' ' $ " s ? 7" - ' ' ' - i p)k 14'' '''' ' 1 Ir 1 ' - i '1 " : k S 1 ' ' r f1 ' P 1 'T f - - s'4''''N - r k''" A 4 kee 14A44 '1 II 4 ! - - einuo i ' - t A " ' 0 t 'k 4 ' i ) ' r'''' ' e t - ' t ixii r I 0 lq - - - t'itot'4 T24 7 t' t - r c i Irv! if ' il el 'e - FREE -- -- (Continued From Page One) In the many contests and demon-hibit- s and good sportsmanship strations of youth activities shown' at the state fair" said Miss "The boy and 'girl members of Fern state I assi stant Shipley Utah clubs areto becompi exhibits rep- "Their club leader exon the mented of high quality I resented 27 of the state's 29 counties with approximately 500 members participating personally on the fairgrounds Another 1000 provided exhibits" ''Blue ribbon awards in the ''' vanced division of the Utah i W amateur photography contest ----- i ----to Dean Green for his "Storm '''' i 't 1 ''"3 4 ' 1( Bear Lake" and "Enchanted 4 Drive" to Richard Bennett's "Yard ''''klV- -- 4 - y A' Limits" and L V McNeely's "A a ' N - ' 4 - - i - Day in June" Harold 0 1 : A' :lik 410111" 40'' - '"' ' :' -- - ' ‘1 -- s''':-3"'N!-- 4 —14 t'S:4'' ' '" ' N '!' '' r - v f1 ?' i:'e r ::::::: '!'1' I '": 12 - ' ''''''" i W w -- ' 4 ' :1' !4::' 0 1 ---- lb '4! ii 5 'A' ' iv' '''''''' s -- "'''''''''- - li : 4- ''''''41rtor't " ' - : a ' There's alvfays room at the top ' I —an d your country pays' you well - - - honors in rcedityfulorreesdt day has gone when a man could become a good soldier simply by carrying a gun Today's Regular Army requires skill in as many trades as does industry Never before did it offer the variety of specialized training to men between 18 and 35 that it does today! And while you are turtling you will be paid by your country What interests you? Airplane engines? Learn about them in the army! Motor mechanics? Today's Armored Force and Mechanized or Motorized Artillery Cavalry Infantry and Engineers have a place for you! Radio telephony electricity surveying sheet metal work are possible careers Choose your branch of the service! Do you like to travel? The professional soldier sees many parts of this nation and possessions overseas He leacts a life of adventure has time for sport and play as well-fe- d well as work He i s fit in mind and field in the is guarded or his In health body army posts ' There's fooin at tle tot in the Regular Army today If you can qualify for advancement you may find yourself instructing other men who will join the colon tomorrow And if you follow the arnii as your permanent career ' ' you can be sure of generous retirement income' the Regular Ariny for yourself Don't Learns hesitate to ask questions At the recruiting office or by mad your questions will be answered cheerfully' i ' ' begin- rreedbbritabbri ' 1 us :- 1 k ' S In ions ARMY 11 ' E: i I 1 Ti - i ' - - ' ''' ' - t New featuriti ' ' : (has service rotas) all Cement Blows Attie Plant la 'Heating Low Ceilings 102 Junior Bedrooms sifluoreseent ' Light ins (Many other feature) ' ' ir It A Terme pee month anAd Arm - MAHN PALM IDA POCATILLO IDA TWIN PALLS MA PISAN CITY WM ' LONANrUTAH 06DIN UTAH PRIM UTAH PROVO UTAH UTAH UTAH IIIICHIMILD ROOSEVELT NIT ILK SOCK SPRiN411 - Vries' i - mnan 1 Contrattor Stoddard di Veda( Materials ' &MOS Ketcham-11d- weersennoweap - - -- - t --- - - : 7 Colorado CIO Refuses Support for Roosevelt A: W 4 I - r 7 -- - e4w-:- V' s ' 1 4 ' 1 i': e :' -- Tow Price Lot i ‘ Winning Fashion Material for Fall! Crown-Teste- d ' ' ' ' ' 4 I -- BLANKETS Double - E I v!:L--' -- 6-- '4----' '' S129 Size! tor extra just enough the rest in soft VI' iits 0 s wool warmth ? Auto Robe Yd Spun Rayon! - BL A NKET S - - Size - I S100- 66x80! In vivid Indian and jacquard tor Patterns They're fine toot cottages! Nicely finished!i : 15 Only! Patchwork QUILTS - gli 0 ' ' The most distinctive prints of the season! 1 Patterns galore ii 116 I sewn and expertly tin- throughout! The patch-of work tops give the effect e quiltal They're low imbed 1 hand-mod- priced! 70a80 Part Wool 1 neat little ones for smart $100: Strongly '11 11 ff ' 5 it Yds Rayon FalliFaon cs - -- - Light Weight! ' - " i i k i unusually fine weaves make these fabrics yd drape beautifully and wear exceptionally! In- satin back crepe Romaine eluded are h sheers Vallerie Alpacas and novelty fabrics There's also narrow wale Dunbar corduroys inchtded at this p rice! Come to Penney's andsee this selection—all attractively displayed f or your immediate choice! : toAk 'SI ' mp J' l bt t' ' :4 - N 1 k4 ' t li ' t4s' ' ft 110A ' I ?44 tervfil ApiFf (ts 't - ' ‘L1) f 4 10' se' ll:14k4‘ s n4-- I Rayon and Wool Crepes! Novelty Alpacas! Boucle Stripes! Corded Crepes! : Pin Stripes! Novelty Overchecks! Hylan Plaids! V APb N vitsIrAN'41A W 1: I 4 a ? IPeltsItyattt 15111f046w tiZ vrfr' 4ki464: "'Pio 4 t ms iia IN !0 h 114 r I II Nff ps th 1mks 1 ‘ k 4Z!kti 104 I litirl:4's 411P' — 1—C1 4- I 1161" 1'' 7 $ ‘ ?i1 i :'')i2 - tifl' k t i I - wool! Fine soft wool in an idealfweight for fall and winter! The special nrdPrepels lent finish will last through innumerable dry cleanings! You'll want this for warm dresses suits and cozy housecoats! Only at Penney's at this low price! - (g) "" ''''''"t k 4 h: 1 Pgtopedloil 1 Lc ivNEY ' I Altr nire - et i -' KAIT - "' 1057 '4-- c -- 1 i'1i-- ! z 1 v st k 4tr 1 I -- ' 8 I' ' 4 ' A 4 ) tu i''') f t -- - 1 f r ' i'' -- i 1:": ' -1- r"kz1 '' if - - t ' 4 4 c::1t ir ( i i 1 - - f 11p tr I k - 4sfr ' At- N !'''' t -c' I - ii'' i t ' ' " cqht " ------'1e I Ammo& )z $1: 1 t y(I 7 - 910 'to 6 I 444 ! S kt ' - - -- 1 N t ri 11 - 1 '''' 1 I - -' i s -t NI s I - - ' 'Loy 's i r7 f- ' t - - - N HOURS '44i--- 0 '1 'CREPES R e ' ' oMr r4 - STORE i i Tr- - ( ''''! F' - - fJ ' te arr ItAJc) 100 - - i o'f a I - ' ''' ii Yd Treated to Repel Moths! ' ' ' it Wa ' ' ' 111!! "NI -- - - - k k Ilium A 1''' 1lUt s 111‘11141'----- kZiPs I 1 VP 0 0 tt ' ' C6) upto-theminu- ! r1:-:--- '11ks‘a : Imagine a fabric that looks like expensive wool that comes in the smartest most patterns for less than a do1 lar a yard! It has all the appearance of wool and yet it handles much easier is more smooth to wear! Don't wait any longer —come to Penney's for style quality and low price i 1It5t q ytii e i Vkstre4"11 T - '' tf'' ' ' cr i'''''"e e Ttr 47) ‘ ""Zle i 1 t ' x' ""6"' —14 nics : FA ' itIffirprz AIN 11 4 - WOL 58" - " piorTS-0- t t For More Distinctive Fall Outfits : ' Double blankets In fancy plaid patterns and single ones In plain tones! Here's a savings tor you in winter bedding' -Buy now' 11) tip'3 98 8n Le or— - Double! 39-inc- isuzaLo Colo Septo 21 011--- A resolution to indorse Franklin D Roosevelt for a third term ffor president was tabled at Saturdayl session of the state convention of IF the C 1 0 by a vote of 37 to lls - comfortaile cotton! Taney block tterasi Bee Pea' St enneyT'sli - Delightfui to Wear! Easy to Sew! 11 AL 44Aiwa' i - ' te" ' 4e"'":tyxe'tt''''" 4:'?v '': ''"':'': - -- ' ' - 66x80 Part Wool ' ' ' - Fancy sateen !covered and Tilled You'll be with tannerawool needing several for winter! Buy nowt YOU need all 3 s 98 $1 Zit Penney!t - elks y044- - i t COMFORTS diyar 4::-'::- ! - - - yee- rs:::: v10 ::ok : 1 - v - Wool 21-7- 2x84 --- 40 r A Lake City K R Baxter Los Angeles' blonds-4— inette cock blue BO blue hen Mr Eldredge also showed the best blondinette cockerel black and the best black pullet Hal and Richard Ludlow Salt Lake City had the best blondinette hen dun r s ' vo i ' 14!' 111' 4 Miss Buch- - classes inrdienrs l San Francisco American flights cock w and hen William lqorris Salt Lake City Antwerp' cockerel and pulw let' V L Jones Salt Lake City archangels pullet cockerel hen " and cock bltdin' etEldredge emeSealtit Riennetthe SALT LASS CITY UTAH banItleg Statimes ort le the following eltlett A ''''' all of Salt Lake City and E J Harbertson Ogden Rich Whit- more Sandy won three firsts in the chinchilla rex class Gerald Salt Lake City D Petersen showed the senior buck in the blue- Mr eyed white Beveren class Atkinson was first in does and litters of all classes J E Love Long Beachtal won all awards in the cavie class ' ) 1131 Al21- ' ihorn RECRUITING ''SERVICE NESS 'SUILUING W ELemmon claser Edna E Hill and Fred A — well-cloth- ' 7-- fm 14 ' --- THE tr 'S practically the i e Wright Ogden best checkered rabbit best fawn Flemish best steel Flemish and lti best wooled Angora A L Greene Ogden best black steel Flemish w Jack Reid Salt Lake City best Flemish Mr Eskelson best w sandy white Flemish and Mr Syrett best New Zealand white Iv ' Other Winners in the various -- Other winners to learn - ‘ 1 0 4 i'' e1 ners' group with three blue ribbons for his "Self Portrait" "The Conductor" and "On a Fall Day" Frank E Jacobsen's tree study entitled "The Struggle" topped the beginners' open class prints Other noteworthy studies were submitted by Miss Gladys Relyea and John C Peterson Best Rabbits Named Jitdges in the rabbit department Saturday announced winners in the various classes Trophies were awarded J C Syrett Ogden for the best furred rabbit in the show and for the best buck H I Eskelson Salt Lake City whn the tro- phy for the best doe of the show and F F Atkinson Ogden for the best doe wand litter at the rabbit show Other were Eva' and Earl Dorman Salt tbeaskte 1 Carpenter monopolized ik-- I : ' 0 Over 4-- H 4-- H T : i :: Final Curtain Falls on '40 Fair Applauded as Utak's Best OLD LEG- SORES ' 11r9 No Basement We've an extra large and complete selection from which to make your favorite 'choice Included are Flannel Spun Wonderspun prints Sorority rayon prints Twill o' Serge in plain- - colors t stripe spuns Luellon crepe and Crepe Arden Then too I we've a new shipment of plain and moire evening taffeta in all colors and a asgrand sortment of heavy quality rayon panne satin Ir:L ! e - 1 irE0 ' ' 4e irdi 44594 - sweepstakes trophy for Mrs Emma llarion of St George o ' ' - of Alp tbeflowers won dll t "Nurse Dearker's Home Treatment" affords palliative relief for old leg Doren named by varicose veins Does not Interfere with daily work Write for Free Trial without obligation also literature int:lading reports from enthusiastic users of "Nurse Dearker's III a m s Treatment"' Pend today Deneker Products Dept 25A TRIAL fang Beach California - P -- itt clg41 ''' s Smarter than ever this season—you'll want-yardfor suits and street dresses! Unusually attractive prints in rich fall tones and luxurious plain'colors—all ' - '41&:r1 i geous basket of cockscomb U(ah garden and flower clubs cooperated to make the state lair flower show one of the best in intermountain show history Bar- bars June Ellis of Oakland Cal and a got ' i it ''' ' ' 12 p Rpa - - -- ----- - t arid-yard- 'I s- I I ----- 39" Rayon Prints ' r ''''? I - -- 'adiledlp r 4 ( 1 '4 4344 ' T z-- '- - s - :"e ' c440t- - - cir - I a ( 1 fvo447 zo 4 - 10416011' ' — - o- - f : I — T 'el At i 7711 1 -- i roe e—- '- J ' '! - Nevertheleu hotelI lobbies were valive with the spirit of reunion and multicolored uniforms and caps were everywhere on the streeta Indian summer temperatures made shirt sleeves a popular outfit in many cases The preconvention arrivals had taken Massachusetts in charge over an area extending westward 40 miles from Boston —reservations for sleeping guar-te- n were arranged in cities and towni as far as Worcester the "heart of the commonwealth"—and they even made I I 49 i if' Tv w 0 - V 1 quartet er tai g ' '' 1 ' A 1 '111 danI 1410 Hollywood So& inroads along the ::sprawling waterfront of Missachnetts bay Scores of Legionnaires unable to find accommodations in hotels slumbered I:41 a steamship tied' up within easy taxifare of the center of activity In the hotel lobbies women of the auxiliary representing points as distant as the Dutch West Indies set up registration desks and began passing out literature In the best housekeeping manner Mrs Eva Fountain from the Island of Kenai Hawaii kept the home fires burning by passing out hundreds of brilliant yellow leis and strumming on a ukulele 0477 - - k I street-corn- e 1 fk 114 motives through the clty's wind- Mg streets and an occasional 1 - ' : September 22 19 10 - ' ' It - — T t ' - -- - a ' — - old-tim- - 1 4 ' — ' ' t( - - - - BOSTON Sept 21 UPI —Old Boston had a foretaste of a week of carnival gaiety Saturday night as week-en- d arrivals boosted to 40000 the vanguarsi of 300000 World War' veterans relatives and friends expected here' by early next week for the twenty-secon- d annual convention of the American Legion Whether it was the advancing age of the veterans the seriousness of the international situation or just the heat—the thermometer hit an official 86 at 3 e p m (E S T)—the high jinks of the holidaying Le- gionnaires were limited among early arrivals at least to sporadic charges of wheezing loco- - -- - - - ' 1 I ' -- - i ' t ' - IBoston Greets First Legionnaires' I' M-- 4 i ' ': f I TUXEDO PARK N Y Sept 21 young man about 30 his legs shackled with old fashioned handcuffs and his head apparently bludgeoned wu brought unconscious Saturday night to the Tux- edo Memorial hospital State police said that apparently be had made his way painfully from mountains near Southfields N Y to a highway where he col- lapsed and wu discovered by a Southfields resident They were able to follow his trail of blood 'about a baltt mile into the mountains Dr David Tolmie who attended the man" said that his skull had been fractured and his head lam-- sled many times u - ' Sall gakt rtribune Zile I - - '- -i 1 - - Ill t4- I ' -t- -l- ' ' - Sim—dai - 'I :- : ' ' k i ' 1‘ 4 ! 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