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Show 4 THE i Models New Spring Skirts =e Panama an INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT Immense A handhome ae to choose ah handsemely good full sweep. fel, extra gored spring A skirt th wat voor ck, nay Colors, bre aw for $7.50. Monday eniiaithes last at the above trimmed range of 3 cdg gq ay row sizes. ee Taffeta $2.95 front, long sleeves, front from. Your .....,-.-. LINE Values up to $30.00 day at $17.50, © COVERS AN and others 49c-Made with with lace, of good quality embroidery, medallions, insertions, tueks ribbon; ribbon many styles EXTRA 90c DAINTILY That Fa atin a uia ee SPECIAL AT 49c-Severa! styles to of F SPECIAL AT 59c-NSeveral choose styles MADE round and yoke; also CHEMISE, square yokes sleeves. of 59c-Made of embroidery ; xtra full around Glore. Without ae Oa modern Det LADIES' choose open material, around. or closed. the riomed - Review of (Continucd Salt to In such hoist dows as In in the Eventa. from Page of we case hose | | Mayor |} spend 4 can. of ¢ Company' s the ae tire we | and oa Mrs. some time j trip. dis- J S. Brans ford in Californ Ola So Wil & put no : Lass have |} remain until gone the M. Johnson accompanied will a remain fow Angeles spring Mrs. the weeks party, mt 1% the G ties, niune « Solo in Salt 4 Teclde'e Lake. Delt . | . in mie © Minor I a men ~ er Arne } "I B See eae hopin | that the at tower . stream is of fire-proof water in and any d Mr. iF tur n : Monday |‘ Salifornia. throws direction | | desired. Its greatest efficiency is in | throwing a stream downward upon the floor of a burning building directly on . Beg e tower Its ef-| the Beat of the fre: "The rowers ficient no matter how flerce may be would store aa to. have 1 ae CLYDE FITC AT " theater tons. airs of a Are the the cane Lake SALT the LAKE S$ have taken = Nae pin ter ake independent of the til the right man ive Dr, rhe girls who oath He Ways remain men-laters, fe existanre mn ae hy oaphend dishe an alcoho ‘ to a jolly Seeae Bancroft and ao Madame D. Lillian é day ; Dr. Bancroft, the psychologist, will| appear in this elty for a lecture series| . Inive , Lyce assoc: masculine sex, ut ray the University comes along, and|!" Barrett hall. from this time' on inthe a kingdom of wo-| mar ix disturbed most laughable ‘Lyceum association ; Lewis, and : who will : Friday eternal storehous ace et ha nda-tt a , Vr. ancroftt will at discourse upon the art oving, "When, Whom -] Lov ; . ne on! Thur ul ae "Selonce of | great ntifie discourse on| by logic perfect; his language an artistic the ednesday. Shubert, who attraction, are atinee will are pre-| beyond elven Seats go on sale Friday. re-| ° blunt, wit and laugh producing; his Mrs. Anna Adams Kiskadden resumes | tion 4s priceless. Dramatic ra He tion at 83 F street.|a practical He new Ind. phone rie m ja terse and t fluent and fascinating; humor startling, original an rue treasure to e, for imitatiens all an leaves jewel time his|fnd anal de r eccen-| ieee tlons temperament, a sweet pleasing personality, the copesane guidance |ood ntry na pe you with| vanced to the: enviabie that you | svhe holds to in your| On Friday evening Thurs- use nd operas rs ned in after | pany a afternoon Ene Tay wilt} sclec-| --_-_ Prof,' G pogitioris Bancroft whieh | -_ +> now th '‘Coldrado Lake 'Springs:| the lat- Salt St. Mark'soffertory: cathe: iralfromJ. of - the recent wilt} ane is not for the railroad known at Roberts eH". of last evening brothers; SUITS ARE AND e San ‘Francisco' after pending with his Roberts, D, Phe and a Ss i left days | ank T oe tee COMFROMISED DISMISSED BY song service: bee het COURT) by apie of and the wrecks|terday. Haley & Saunders sued separ-| Mal-|ately for $1,011 73, $2,019.59 and Bell | against the Unton Pacific and for . Knutsford. the eae Hich Priest amusemen Be nae dramatic...company" as waaé to the building As 5 was te St the the- eter juoes aa . with. aie Loyd j} was ¢ sbanded, w ith a iniwe stock of } Supplies thelr hands, whttlchh ee weon. i the | S0VeTament: or ered sol Notice was siven of the sale, and P res ident Young } sent: me with. $4, 000 in gold to buy the build sugar [and any deg? naeaeTetDe or 3 ecelvec ane avored Tents, tuction atthe officers | area eat a 310 or $12, |tor $6 sree ahi be yes eee > zs B e, , and « other proportion i ‘ ‘Prom the sale of these s Which" A. Biiera & Bhs) #78:*22,5°! Miss Edna } $40,000 was L by w th wie I pura box, hings things Cc res lige acd $800) $s00 Te OF soir r. Bass So ae Pens at om po compromise was not glv aritone Solo and y - Evans| esas es| erat le wate u 2 John Aird ve ‘ = s rene eer ....... rank 7 t Oresight, insisted that time F "olsom would waa prove he was : Ne Willlam theater Hugh | (yagi lw Dougall, at the-12-13 ward mee | house. Second South, betweer rst | Second Bast streets, today at 6:30 information, the \ the igarro aiid: Mise hg SUS eee ht ME Ra fy 2 wn to let dower the Neca Hicl it eas great de light ee ae i c 4 ilso chosen 5 L did, to the and the "Now, e Norman Vote, George Sports Ee men solilots Du Quesne, th e men. Rane 3 ale Seine ce ee See | _- Sontralto' Solo. «oa. ' Se Mauc e c 4 | IS Through the peed e oe four Soprano ae Mr aeons Caan sults between Ora ey ne ; . as < RELATIVES Saunders against the Oregon Short Line Soprano moe ao -- Ida Morris| E Bryant, | 22 Union Pacific railroads the cases | Bass Solo , r. Geo. te dington of B. " were dismissed by epilation be Judge | ¢ ontralto Solo° eee Elma Young] have been injured|q@ ww Morse of the District court yesSoprano. So o scare cae fiss Ivy Evans/| by Miss Anna Bell, 917 Iowa CCity, Iowa. Miss As a with from. ore A and - Pizarro," actor ek help of the nails, glass and other INKS 80 conveniently provided the * Theater was bull This building Thomas with | against the Sho and cattle ne for from slow points hand- co aan ntralto cae rRolG Mi 83 een pcown| She} ling of sheep pareae azel Barnes aye iat Bryant was supposed to be|in Idaho, Utah and ww Aeming iS the | Soprano So Mga AT aren e ns oeenae opping at the Knutsford hotel. Bry-| Eastern marke bat of the aanieenes dois pee garet 8Summerhays request scenery an was NiBetore. un J. Haydens Burke |text w ao --_- writes to Postmaster A the with 1 ing. "ltenn al Goodness," py | things we most nee L found hans oraaulat, Mr aria ing material, glass wesles tents, Wa sing the |: ‘Creation.' | you series of theatricals;, a pla G oo. OF WRECK LOST TO The whereabouts who is supposed to one science of| How to} usical lec- and greatly; appreciated byF all.| ; VICTIM yoicu|im gradually Dr. humor, and gi ie return to pe the wee oer to rT ve . t ie ‘ mu a delighted with these pe rformant es, and after we came tothe valley, President Young. carried out the SrEnhern policy, and. eneourin recreation find Saint ath the aced man of | the week little operetta product fe rn ra per: ne 2 loneet er ie to spealc P and tha ‘As pe Se Sd at| eiean ee - ts the Agriculturs al ( Colle r « i he was Jle built. ower Te he : ae w et a Ae cs se | | Social hall : of the® oe A la students s Fi ts | Logan Clawson s ates 1 Mor and Mrs. Waiter Lyne and). aiiss Mae O'Niel will be th8 soprana| 88 thought by some to be much too young son earns Monday "for Los An- | soloist this morning at the o'clock | er Ge. ane resident Young was urged | &* on fox a stay of a month or six | mass at St, Mary's cathedral, with | to Dogars Be eco dana with his 8, ae subject laugh ‘ord ucer of Peete: atic lc of refined she has, un-|is wanted and ‘sugges-|den Lane, of the best artists In this Eu next arry not} Ghanursana: s Dr. Bancroft is assisted each even/"* by e ch irming contralto and per. sonator, Madame D., "A brilliant and v mete o conta ct! vocal and literary gems. Madame Lewiy is n ovice In the art of platfor tertainment. Me owad by MatuRe: sath Messrs. Hall part wee day and {day evenings, under the ' auspices and for the benefit of the University, is an inspirational speaker, | iy : z = "-)*) steering clear of the set and oily plati- | tudes of the average platform orator.| e thus avoids tiringand his profound: hearers. His} reasoning js exact his| the Barratt ° evenings. of meme Ory. human min present o day even ils famous | lecture, "Hoodooes ' Dr. Bancroft, who will lecture Thurs-| Spooks." psychic appear wa : . 2 . 1 Thie pie', 7 Sed rsed by "ail yreezy, an been indorse y ¢ the press and. play- ace RY je of| New York us the wughablo comedy seen inand.the production last. twentycake ars. The company senting roach. re tur ee Mrs. Stephen Shaw y fror Denver to vial ven ind will Monday week will be civa enormous comedy jucceg hich played for one yen - 0 theate ic. 1 Rk three, prett Newpaceior ri * with ir .¥ k, has | elcome ae era | consist of AI merican | tions fromm Ww agn eran } a ; attraction a « nee Mabe | presentation: of h will arrive Tues| Wi7) nice organ solos, for the oflericrs: be the guest of : c es wedding, | prelude sand» rand her after until seddes Mis on which occasion she will make one| The offertory at St. Paul's church of the bridal party. morning. and evening will be. sung by : | Mrs...W.i M: MeCrea, "Fear Not Ye, =a . I who has been ee a OBAEZ Mrs. Willle im srael by Dudle : 5 Bue kK. | visitl . in Denver sin the first of SUCCESS s THE Clark lie aval naaeenita us | eee irae attraction at P. stay d ea Choral re- || Babette," the Salt, y will Wednesday at evening to. be Lake given theater! by the j nuit ..L. a month's : a Att first By ee several months in Te ypeka, | q ratcher who is in. charge of the the college le | inusicdepartment'.of | -_ * * Glen Miller, who returned the be- | he First Congregational church + a of the week from Portland, | At t BE & ‘ ing | Tos . on the Overland Limited for San | rode) ea Se wot ore red "e. the} "in: HL from ° ichol Nichol B. ker invited have ea rs The | George | | thrown a "stream | he front of the the seat, Mrs. W been was | Ee Wagner | spending Kansas. the blast from the burning. building, | Tn the case of the Bennett fire a water tower Mrs. and.d Mrs. we hall WiseWW agne Ter | N und | among the | night for } 2nd Mr. | a month theee have ao _‘Sixty-three year ae f as in * ivoo, a boy of twenty Vhe pe ople were in poverty and trouble, an the Prophet Joseph Smith, realizing that they must have _ ennise oa nts, suggested Forge yaa l aati : Love. Death.) foo Mrs. H,:K. Klingender tourists who left Saturday a month's visit to the coast. . * will spend Dale H. W.. Mrs. in ¢ alifornia. Bishop Hyrum 1848 The spea Arehitecture especially of t } ie , Theate : In belché z ) es usoO i ale stand the e motiv t -é Vere om p 1 the building of the Social hall and theater, a sketch of the first ae atri ali among the Mormons may be of intet Sr ories Wore on mid yong ae : by of ; on Pioneer 1) ee build 2 Eg st L lebestod Hall and Thea- = ly ae Pioneers, held Wed ee a ers e e teresting. reminiscent Ape e ee aa Soata tt,' iu' ° (1685) Ta Ata Me of Construction of Social t eoupled wagon with a_ telescoping water channel running to the top, where three adjustable nozzles are attached, which can be used in conof | force The or sep; rately junction the water furnishes the motive ae groun s The ruttles. | ¥ oung | Air ate t Lily Seine aay sank Wa ae te Mr. to| M but the Plano Solo: With VariationsRami }| Gavotte . ° Mr. |} Frank La Forge } il. Love Is Forever Cc icutehteand Los late . With : Tells a Mrs. Annie Adame a ~ ae nh and stablished such an envy iable mother, Mrs Julia Adams, < now at | re station ofter thelr distinct success home tu thelr frjends 83 I "tre et jin the r arid ring of the orate ene Me " cae kK a the ones nt made by Mr. | Miss Pearl and Miss Daisy Savage] Giles Prida svening an at the organ} left egpsbena evening for Los Angeles | tention feould Pateavert n active wor li for several weeks' stay. }and hopes to Rive a Bene ert aie nie This | . - -* rbout the 1 dle of r s doubly) soif ah any Ullah elevationPadgetfromsm muslin, neatly ed embroidery PIONEER CLAWSON I REMINISCENT ladders against the windows and con-| sequently could play no hose directly in the windows, and it was passibl ay ari the Gack aa leeran ths sere eatin = al A ae Se to the eyed Rae ee one r-| comes @ es 2s ad stopped . and arene Bids Me Bind M Hair E ae ae . Hayden When th Roses Bloom Reichardt Menuet XV II Century Venez, Agreeable Printe ee . XVIII Ce ntury Phillis Has Such Ché urming Gruce | Nocturne wandeMraaltarcers | children | | ee could ucks : M\ | | The will when | ciate Me a lim-| through ‘the lemstitcehec | Shaates aeendue acewice wo.) } Bee remain with them at the Raleigh | | or the Inaugural ceremontes, and la- | ! ter they witl return together to Utah 7 oe ea | } Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cosgriff and chil- | dren have gone > southern Califor5 = nia to remain for several months, | course aoe the flames and play best the Faint cases our 2 ladders from number our sizes. MUSIC and Musicians tional capital in time for the InauguraWw ‘1 tion. Miss Selma Ww all satled from New | 7, Ith York last Saturda with Mr. and Mrs. | Leena A. Fred We and "Miss Mary Halloran | rate for a ‘irae months Mediterranean |} Fy... ltr 3 i | Piano ited have DRAWERS Madame Johanna Gadski, the gre = est Wagnerian soprano in America to-| | day, ha following prothe arranged he Salt Lake Lake's clared Chief Glore, "the flames licking the front windows, make impossible the use of the-ordinary ladder against the burning building, as no} : rry hose into the teeth of man Can carry 20 ae LS e flames. always = | they will visit w oe My. and Mrs s ‘Jay Pasaden | Harri a usade ° || es nel and Mrs. I \ Wall are still KINETON ond uve! conten ie Mot ae ns iG: Oe caine ott ‘: ve ae tance we All sizes. local fire department cannot insure the : . city against- a disaster, in case a big tire starte y Often when buildings of vot more than three stories become ignited," de-| is All wi Pl ageary 7 | the that 65c GRADE, SPECIAL. 49c-Good quality fr Mer hent Gacy Spite ein Vielen e | fire- opportunities $10. 95 to. orca | says the chief, ~ SS ee } that apparatus, $6.95 oiaeee 45c DRAWERS, SPECIAL, 29c-Made of good quality soft material, trimmed with tucks, ruffles and embroidery, bottom. The Salt Lake fire department needs ae Sine water tower, declares Wire Chief W. r H. fighting open from; to soft } a regular $10.95 embroidery sizes. roffe With ames. sed They are made up of the soft fine Messaline Silk and Satin Taffeta, dashingly made up in the Directoire and Empire Fashion. Sash around waist, lace yoke, embroidered fronts and fancy sleeves. Colors - blue, brown, gray and black. of Current out One City| Isat Mercy of those eyes eneee Social Declares guaes OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR GOWN. - SAYS CHIEF GLORE One from; high and low and V-neek shape; all daintily trimmed with lace, embroidery, tueks and ruffles, and ribbon run: Extra good length and full; all sizes. material ; and TOWER 1$ NEEDED Fireman Petticoa § $22.50, Monday and $25.00. made of extra good quality material; yokes : All and tueks; ruffles in neck and sleeves. 50c CORSET COVER, 29c-OFf good quality material, trinmed with lace, embroidery and ribbon. Good line of sizes. ‘ COVER, $22.50 $2.95 (600re eee 40c COVER, SPECIAL 25c-Extra good quality; soft materAll. sizes. ial; lace, embroidery and ribbon trimmed. trimmed a pane Line Evening Dresses o Values Up to SUITS to be Placed on Sale Mon- $20.00, SAMPLE LINE SALE CORSET OF "HIS Special Sample Line embraces the plain all wool Panama and the fancy weaves in the plaincolors. All handsome new spring models-the latest hipless jacket effect, full length sleeves, and lined throughout with extra heavy weight satin. The skirts-the gored model-with extra full sweep. Several different styles to choose from, ALSO A heavily embroidered, sizes from 34 to 44, several daintily pence = All Bright. New Spring Merchandise. ¢ SAMPLE Seventy-five in all made of high-grade Chiffon Taffeta, full blouse front, open 65c CORSET nea \ Sample line of Skirts of extra eres quality of Taffeta, values tadup?" t ect 10.60.ate Mond: eae ee An al akeay eS A Sue aco anle aeat pk ana rau Batidowts Special Mondivs One of Our Great, Sample Specials choice 7, 1909. Tho Silk Waists . . select FEBRUARY SampleLi Black styles to SUNDAY, earrawnecta SILK PE TT ICOAT Sextra 3 aaa ee areola at well as Sais meal ul Monday " One Fourth to One Third. or UTAH, ne Sale-M onday, T uesItems: Taffeta Silk Waists and the following Muslin Underwear Corset. Covers, Drawd a y , Night Gowns and a line of Infants' White Long and Short DressesWatoadSavings en=from Suit.s, Skirts, ers, Chemise, back CITY, ° e $6.5 LAKE Platt| is thick walls erences . very solid, and Tee aweerd inished, coustics were Tse dome was eater, 1ich I with the acoustic with unusually timbers. " it was found not good. J i center of th: belleved intercorea properties, and at tee pear x le was built over t ~ de . ‘ : . esired result. I iene yare Serer made to bring at 4 rst, it we with benches." ‘8 provided peaking the building of. the beautiful Temple, Bisshop Clawson { that some of the ading are {tects of today the spoke of ilighest pral z uma ngel was "the architect Temple and President Young theMrs,Tabernacle. Sarah J. 1845, gave intere pioneer days. Miss Gardner. Cannon, a foneer ee reminiscences olos. were "Se f , of of } Yy |
