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of the sniart and-ex-c many i s s The materials all weaves f ranging f y e s t e a u creations' season being’ in g r ar the io -v all will u bo day Over thousand one ' as in well as complete assortment7of-tliej season’s' neAvest colors representing a' variety of entirely' new and ’beautiful ' be as the" in shpAvn atc11 most popular exclusive ubv-cities many as beautiful the all Beau-tiful' one-of-a-kind Broadcloth1 Messaliues- of J pan a direct import I mahogany bamboo beautiful VASES BASKETS— 4OC Suitable for sewing or fruit GOOD SIZED BASKETS— In wwv BASKETS AND SPLIT BAMBOO -models -a I immense baskets just received Will be placed on sale Monday and week at remarkably low prices SMALL BAMBOO RUIT o £ of s lat-4 in'black - sale latest new fall styles Skirts the special feature of the Skirts will styles shown 'and Old rom An order ‘all-itlio Presenting foreign Musicians models newest exhibition ’an' ‘Monday - and the dtlSldrL itlirieru 7 1 ' fall neu) other of many EXQUISITE WBxA I exclusive $15 rom M'S rpHK Suits Many ancy English Serges and Gabardine S Music call to and Broadcloth the are -VM't wishes Paris I a : and 'brown s- 7 $ £3$ Skirts and misses ' ' d aj to' §1000 An odd together val ues Skirts' Dress & ' 7x ' 1914 V 1 ' ' - J CITY Artist ' E LANE Gabardines A BIG VARIETY KETS that usually in C)r HANDSOME O for sell I BAS $200 this lot novelties Serges many"'’other of the' season’s newest Other rare ranging in price (Continued from Preceding Page) general committee and various organizations materials? jModerately pricedat from $550 $650 from $125 to $200 all marked far below the will be asked to patronize the The quarter choir for over a year event Assisting effects $800 $900 '$1050 $1200 and on up to $2500 regular price See Window Display the Shepherds will combintition Millinery Dept— Miss Ruth comprises: Soprano Ingman be Irvine Snow cellist to make up who takes Airs Jack Taylor's place trio which will render several numbers contralto Miss tenor Edna Dwyer as will also one of the leading vocalists John AV Summerhays basso Horace of the state be secured to assist Ensign friends that he in Sioux City Ta Dolly’ every' Just will give ‘him 'a valuable technical along the old line of least word to New York lesson same where he teaches write in the editor of Bdys and training The Schuster-Dersham violin and which will later bein supplemented sistance wanted’ his apartment Morningsidecollege ’has Girls’ the well-known Burleigh Theodore Bend lx piano and say what you would by actual experience a machine school has opened the recently had the proofs of the work “The pioneer however has alwa’ season wighedwtogeta betterronesent-to like to for your dolly nextThis shop Chicago musician has presented Prof ’with 'a1 splendid 'enrollment?'Another make the Man riescs"from GSchirmer is own 'section ’and you caii landmarks-misunderst J of his series of miisicals has Mr has also not yet been your very '“The pay averages encounteredthe familiar McClellanwith a composition Braun It 'is been who will publish it titled “As-’ have just exactly what from' $16 to' $25 aiweekYiTlieapprentice ridicule criticisi called “Twilight” planned As for Mr want to violoncello arranged for for the season the first to take place Berger friends of cension” anj is the first sonata for read in it receives unbelief and opposition The hew ui a nominally small sum and piano violin and piano and mine him on the street in Berlin saw after averaging about12 cents an hour hep rd of thing is October The Students violin and piano on a Biblical subject always looked upc Symphony as5' late piano or as August and organ of thirty-fgve saw’ his The old 4 for the actual-time employed with suspicion The brave of members will be sonatas for piano oreman man Kuhnau now and get proportionately 5 wifeMm£ Rappold in’ ’Berlin myself almost forgotten and of an historical machinists day is the one of the features of the master man with the courage their his belief” C programs He Js-an and if he larger salaries according to Prof Carlson has completedthe Austrian were 'in significance if DEMAND OR the are perhaps the GROWING ability and the extent of the business fears oppos first part of his musical setting of he Just so! The man who wouldn’t have only worksin theany The Maggie Teyte the English prima been Austrian army field of serious music in they are tion is the drone the hive of h 'that time which employed in will be pubr he? MACHINISTS! “Enoch Arden” which would in which- the subjects from the New GOOD large concernsas a rule pay more than donna soprano whose tour with Jan Mr inanity As a thinker has said llshcl by a being is firm There will 'Kubelik 'not small The good Philadelphia canceled establishments you would avoid criticism was owing to the liable for service aso Hollander Testament have served as a program say nothin be three parts in all Professor and Mrs the usually has no difficulty in getting be European war situation will arrive in not want company sonata is based on the nothing do nothing” Also ’ve Mr Burleigh’s lucrative place" Carlson for Wagnerian tenors a are preparingfor a series of the last three often those prate havii America in’ of Jesus and is in sections who about but tl September six recitals by their ipupils "Oneidf two singers in the German passion The — the courageof beginning Miss Teyte was notweekexpected in the first is said to describe the convictionhave batisfi' CELTA K JIUSIK operas of Monday evening October 26 Mrs may not be able to get here but coming of the Savior the scene in the (Copyright BY conventionand are United States until in 4911 by Press Publishing courage January but their places the trail’blazing to do only’ what countless others a: can be filled As to the EleanorJ Reynolds will be the central when her American managers realized in the opening possibilities of the manger being suggested of figure in the first recital season’s being THEand business making machinery doing that the popular prima donna would be In this the envy and hatred its various parts is very If you have a small uninterestir called off in the event that Italy movement available earlier than was of is BY SOPHIE IRENE LOEB job do it better than the befo anticipated it Herod isz depicted with thethe return There aconstantly war was the belief in Germany man of prominent'business they at once booked an' for good ta — i It lead the to A committee extensive concert of Jesus from In next growing demand machinists you great at the time left that Egypt may way and Italy was In fact there is almost lack of skilled men musicians including George itinerary for this youngestof all the rebellion and uprising a (Copyright 1914 by the Press Publishing Co) are an accounta opportunity If you little not feel extremely movement D going to war chances or Pyper John D Spencer Hi GsWhit-ney grand opera singers Miss Teyte will hopeful of the people is dealt with by machinists There are many a bookkeeper a concentrat followed the truths of the that the season will be carried in this (mHEgreat world effort lead ta J J S section occupationwhich young on bypaths wa McClellan IT Ensign sing in Salt Lakeon her tour and the last have in the back may coma at door” and means by which Coop on all right Nearlyall the Metropolitan the crucifixion growing boy of 16and with a grammar you mayaccon Spencer Clawson Squire Evan the school education no trade a of plish the same artists succeededin getting into suggests reappearanceof Jesus and' do would New said prominent physician result with less labor Stephens Alfred Best Hugh W Dou-gall his ascension well to consider York the ocher day This man Those who have continuedto believe communication let with Mr Gatti” Don’t everlasting “preceden E Skelton to has just pushed through that "back stop Tracy CannonL George that the Metropolitanopera The mostgoodnecessaryqualification your efforts had would be have the last Columbus the Oscar P The Mannoses during is actual door” a new fact tho theory of Kirkham Christensen able to carry become a machinist an which and in fpla minor ways throughits coming season ‘Am6ricanmusicwill be winter performed Mr Burleigh’s“Indian fondness for handling and working was widely tabooed by his medical orprecedent invention Thomas Giles Cecil Gates Harry Shepherd despite the that uhusu by a sonata of ’striking nature ’‘Twelve Short seemed ravages of war a this Sketches” and withGood brethren red C appliances andi results " Graham metlastat the brought unprecedented encouraging supportlast week season in the performanceof David and Poems” in their concerts and have won commonmechanical sense' a this doctor how he had of willingness When asked with originality is in d Geprge D Pyper Tuesday when one The of the company’s leading sincere of their hearers strong body form the this he in the man Clara recitals the sound necessary good accomplished answered devise a better' wi to perfect plans for a mammoth Mannes whose sonata approval who can evening singers returned for the trade old — he even from for violin and piano have met with so They will play this more “Only by the courage of ofmand the most trivial thir testimonial be Europe with ambitiousrequisites way urthermore” doing concert to by The work can be learned well conviction he stated is often the founder of fortunes ar views as to the Metropolitan’smuch favor The work the ’“Ascension” thjs 'coming Charles and Bert Shepherd The composer is Cecil “if only the people Many ofmachine shops take realize its the value-producer prospects This was lives season would in the who Mme Johanna Burleigh a American who limited each date will’be Tuesday October at the young a number be 15apprentices in their every-minute arrived importance Gadski who on board the A boy must years or over scheme year there would be fewer parasites Tabernacle It was a to enter A period of four years is humble bookkeeper who d Rotterdam which dockedon Labor day and more individual achievement vised the adding machine and in learning this work It is thi George D I’yper was appointedchairman “If necessary Mr Gatti-Casazza' "It the simplest thing in the only for a not lifted his own b’ of the and red C charter a ship to bring the singers to r never wise burden’ committee young man to to believe” the doctor of world continued that of like him The wi After too early in the thousands Graham secretary declared beginning “A glance at tho history of considerableAmerica” Mme Gadski I ages one' will keep the fire of enthusias his careerHe should whenever endeavor blazons forth tho fact tho discussiona program committee was that alive and if he has a plan to “While in Munich Air AVight Neuman possible to learn all the details of man worto ot of John D Spencer who footprints on the of will appointed consisting the Chicago manager now in the its different made sandsthe persist in that plan until’ its po America 4work in time did so Coop Evan Otto AVeil of later because he followed sibilities have been fully tried chairman: Squire saw the Metropolitan’s T branches and specializemany — faith that he felt would lead him to Stephens Harry Shepherd and Alfred business staff and Mr Weil told him An ambitious industrious apprentice Ambition makes opportunity a: his goal desirous of to Many a one left tho beaten' when these Best success would do two come together th that Air Gatti would resort to 'this take an eveningcourse in face of the crudestcriticism mathematics path into thefind “make good” The general committee and the committee means of assembling his company if and drawing while serving his term of an and unfrequented If you cultivate your of co courage on arrangements will be made necessary apprenticeship triumphant path viction you have (X) an asset thaCvlel up of the men with "American have been possible and desirable a “Thearrive great trouble with most people the dividends of mentioned above operagoers Whenever achievement 3 take up a special course who at is the fact that George D Pyper chairman of the general worrying needlesslyfor fear that the " MCM55 MZE young man can nowhere o in one of the technical institutes or men to good quick’ in the G the want that ‘make That Is said to be the tallest da committee and H Whitney German repertoire of company colleges of the country This course same others did and proceed in way of the publicity It is not tru that Europe is 204 feet high chairman committee might be curtailed The services of red C Graham were Otto Goritz Rudolph Berger and Karl secured to assist in the management Braun are already engaged in the war general ticket campaign will be Mr Goritz fully expects to to A come ' ) v carried on under tho direction of the 7 America and the only reason he sent 7b 2d-floor’ -and ’ - ' a - r -week?' 4’ 4 -p -at herewasethaLlie - -for -the "Mr- -to -to --sublet -Paper Y'a:--machinist :-’of J enrolled ' -you 4 orchestra I t -23 j in-Berlin ! a mechanic -Urlus -will : ' -Co) important declares ai — o — -I I : 4 r I ' i ’-represented received office ’ T 1 optimistic tendered apprenticeship " ’ 6 activities occupied -will -is specialize Mother’s rom Scrapbag -well ’ " ' k ’ i Q"r— V c - zs cU WMZJ a muwiianraa Wi iff S J v I i ' - ' ’" -f is64 a IM BM II UNDERSOLD -NEVER IIBBBI1I IJ II II MI I I ITT IM IIW i ve IL 'J Cis — — ARE YOU will gown unless yoa well ever have 'Barna good a you and as for See1 style & V is r the - - & G the 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