The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 19

4 Too Would 11111 Drivers Draw Fines Under Speed Counts Do' gib' ood Blooms Draw Maity I I -31aT -18 1941i 5 5 1 3 I I 1 1 I 5 4 1 5 1- 4 4 5 Yr I 5 5 4 1 5 i I 5 4 1 I I 1 i i 1 1 I 4 I 3lay 18 1941 Morning 1 1 1 vers Draw a in i Booms i Troops 41' '1? 1 WouteD ri Dw ra vogwood Dny 41 i 1 I 1 I Fines Under 1 if 1- 1 1 Counts Wyopeea but' 1 n7711I 4it 1 i 113' 1 I 1: i En gm eer'' rimy ri i Ill Direct i tui 1 Work --1- -1 Rousing Jobs J- At' floit-Aitdtothe Jobs I -I 4cit orti neurctrome 11 rmy AJngmeer ii 7 11 1E-4 Direct I mg Work trfr 1 i A A Ab A 'rat' A I atI a Housing Jobs A 1 1 '11 1 I day Bic' Utah 1 I -r '11 1 lii 1 Sunday a Ut 1 I I i i A I Ani I ong the many attgractive and other vlsitors to the rirmaze oompg tries in Salt take City 'home Is Spring is a flowering dogwood The tree -Was brought from the 6 ccirnus flOrlta now In full blos- Atlantic seacoast for Mr rirmage it the residence of 2 Firm- as an experiment by the-'Polatt! :0 at 1505 Ullitary way I Walton Seed company of Sait The tree is covered with enor- City1 and is the only one of Its Out clusters of pinkish-white kind in Utah Dogwood trees are nvers very consplcuous In ap- common In southeastern states but 6arance and its Unusual appear- are rarely found In the north and Ice: has attracted Mims motorists west I I I bloottpr tries In $alt take City Spring is a flowering dogwood arnus flOrita new in full blos the residence of at 1505 Uinta way I 'rho tree is covered with enormOut clusters of pinkish-white flowers very consplcuous in appearance and its Unusual appearance: has attracted minx motorists II and I clusters of pinkish-white mini kin in Utah Dogwood trees are -d flowers very conspicuous in ap- common in southeastern states but pearnce and its Unusual appear- are rarely found In the north and ance: has attracted acted a zu torists west II I I 1 Among the many attgractive and other visitors to the Firmage 1 1 i bloomng tries In $alt Lake City home apring Is a floirering dogwood The tree was brought from the 6 arnus flurlta new In full blos- Atlantic seacoast for Mr rirrnage et the residence of I Firm- as an experiment by the -Porter 1 4 I ope4A 4 I I I i this or sorn Firm-ago 1 this or som :4 Tr be Balt glike Thributte 1 Ship' ers From Six Wilt Igeet tn June 10 Three hundred leading shippers from Utah Idaho Wyoming Nebraska Colorado and western Iowa will meet June 10 and IL in the Hotel Uslh for the nineteenth annual meeting of the Centrali Western Shippers' 'advisory board Aldon Anderson of SaltrLake City' general chairman announced Saturday s'Ali3Out for Defense" has been 1 selected as the theme for the an- William Jeffers of Omaha presmud meeting which will be con- Went of the Union Pacific railroad: cerned1 with! coordination of ex- William 47 O'Connor manager of pending needs of general business the Utah department of the Amer with 'national defense require- ican Smelting and Refining ments particularly' as they relate pany: Wilson McCarthy of Denver to transportation I cotrustee of the Denver Btu Since its organization shortly aft- Grande Western railroad Lieutener the close of World war I the ant Colonel Elmer Thomas of advisory board has functioned par- Ogden constructing quartermasticularly in obtaining information ter army 0 Howard which has made possible adequate president of Walker Bank Trust supplies of freight cars and effl- company: Sainsbury of Omacient transportation 1 ha general manager of the all Featured Speakers will include cago Northwestern railway and son of lt1 Lake City general chairman announced Saturday for Defense" has been 1 selected as the theme for the an- William Jeffers of Omaha pres- nuat meeting which will be con- Went of the Union Pacific ratipost ell with' coordination of ex- William 4 O'Connor manager of cern panding needs of general business the Utah department of the Azner- with defense require- lean Smelting and Refining tom ments they relate' pany: Wilson McCarthy of Denver cotrustee of the Denver Rto Since to transportation I tl 1 aft railroad tI en- nee Ile organize on a Gran Western ta roe eu er the close' World or war an one Elmer Thomas ld I the Ool I El Th 'constructing quer erma advisory board has functioned par- Ogden ticularly in obtaining information ter army 0 Howard which halt made possible Adequate president of Walker Bank Trust supplies of freight cars and eft- company' Sainsbury of Oma- dent transportation ha general madager of the Chi- Featured speakers will inchide cago Northwestern railway and rbe Batt glike Thritittne 1 1 i 'nippers FTOM-31X 3ticttes I 'I i 11 ff' WIlLquet in 4 Li jline 10 Three undred leading shippers from Utah Idaho ming Nebraska Colorado and western Iowa will meet June 10 a nti 11 i in La lintal 'Utah ftr tha not niAanth annual maatiner nt uloaAs 7 '7" Ir 'go 111anavoffeollin AP MO Meo 'go lira a 'WV" the Ceiltral Western Shippers' 'advisory hoard Aidon Ander son of S'altILake City general chairman announced Saturday "All but for Defense" has beini t(lighilArea 11- i-ractice14etcpung Out of Sight 1 Of4 ancled Foe' i I Pr 1 1 0 Practi litit of Ot-''411 lepg t4 Out Of Slirrlit 4tn Of ancled I i i I 0 ff A AArea 71 I I 1 ILE Two motorists were fined $5 each on charges of speeding and a third was fined WI for driving a car with faulty brakes during a brief session of traffic court Saturday Donald A Ford Fort iDouglas who admitted speeding 55-miles an hour in a 30-mile zone and Louise O'Loughlin 1380 Laird avenue who admitted driving 42 an hour In a 30-mile zone were $5 each by City Judge Franle Andrew A Smith Woods Cross was fined $10 with $5 suspended on his plea of guilty to charges of Idriving a car with faulty brakes WILS fined $10 for driving a car with faulty brakes during a brief session of traffic court Saturday Donald A Ford Fort Douglas who admitted speeding 55-miles an hour in a 30-mile zone and Louise O'Loughlin 1380 Laird avenue who admitted driving 42 an hour 30-mPle zone were $5 in a each by City Judge Fran Mosi Andrew A Smith Woods Cross was fined $10 with $5 suspended Olt his plea of guilty to charges of driving a car with faulty brakes Ilutts wintnriata utora flna A IS oneh 1111 ina vow I woe mo va greegmln on charges of speeding and a third 1 WM fined A for driving a car with faulty brakes during a brief session I It James Am Hooper secretary of the Utah WoolGrowere saaociation 1 0MEANI 4 01 v- I 1 1 41EuRNa 0111EANI AL 'euten4 James A Hooper secretary alba Utah WoolGrowers' association 444-444444444444k-04r4044406k-4444 1 I 1 I I 4 u' 35- SOUTH ST AT I PCH1111t0EIILIER- -SUIT tiLtyk rj ton -000101r-foravisb moidirr41 3' i 4 17 A 135 SOUTH STATI 1 TSItOEIILER SUITE 1 -3--1ft i 1 1 IVA l' iicL: i' '''-v'! 1----111 3' 3 Dorothy rAstmen Candidate: for 1Wnton Days' queen 7 '4 67 111 r711 1'' )7 s' ial to The Tribune LOS of additional housing and facilities at Fort Douglas and the Salt Lake airdrome lease will be 4 traniferred -lune 1 from the construction quartermaster to the office of the area army engineer at Ogden air depotst Hill field L1euten4int Colonel Edwin Kel ton 141 Angeles district -nem neers announced Saturday The -district officer- added that work now -wayk will be completed Under direction of the constructing- quartermaster but ell newlvork will be planned and execute by the engineer corps' The lieutenant colonel re marked that $100000 will be spent on additional facilities at the airdrome the near future and predicted that' facilities for '2000 more trbops would soon- be authorized Already planned for the airdrome are five barracks a day room tWo mess halls four administration buildings one motor repair shop one paint and oil storage 1)uilding one warehouse and extension Of the existing rail- road spur 't Only construction now thorizedi -for Tort -Dotsglas he added ill provide- two new administration buildings at cost of $25000- Hill field eonstruction' Most Of Which Will be of permanent type will be Continued underthe current authorization of several million dollars Colonel Kelton said Special toThe Tribune LOS ItiNGEL ES May Con- structioh of additional housing and facilities at Fort Douglas and the Salt Lake a lease will traniferred -lune 1 from the construction quartermaster to the fff the Li at Ogice-o area army engineer den air depot 'at Hill field Edwin Kel- ton JAI Angeles int Colonel district neers announced Saturday r' The -district officer- added that work now under 4wayiwilt be completed Under direction of the 1s rent authorization of several mi Sill newct by the engineer corps voik W-111 be planneil and execute The lieutenant colonel re marked that $100000 will be spent on additional facilities at the air- drome in the near future' and predicted that facilities for '2000 more trbops would soon- be au- thorized Already planned for the airdrome are five barracks a day TOM' two mess halls four' ad- buildings one motor repair shop 4 one 'paint and oil storage )auilding one warehouse and extension Of the existing rail- road spur --c -t 1 Only- construction-' now au- lhorizedi for -Fort he added will provide two new ad- ministration buildings at cost of 2500 Hill field onst 10-- uction most of Hi Cr which Will be of permanent type will be Continued under the cur- 'l- lion dollars ColonerKetton said 4sp I I 1 i 1 1 I -1 1'icon-- 4: i 1 i --3s 7 i ri--- I 1 1 -i' f7 -I A Rwertort-Girl- 1 4 1 1 'z--- NI 0 -11-wl-- I- 0 1 i eeits -watr011 fo I 1 4 ----m- 4 17 4 -1-10- 1 1r "Jays' ept er ts 1 -15---- 1 edkfm- I 1 tl -k- I 17 )- 's t' i i t-7City 1 i ti 1 41'' 0 i' i 11 i'vti'i' 11 7 1- -'11i: i': :2:: 1' I r'-2 '1re't' 4- a I 4513 -4 -d 1 "''''4 ktk 4-' 's O--- --i- -e7-' 44': et -'(': IV 0-Nk 2 7- i-4- i zr k1 1 i 1 ''''''4444---- 4 '1-' 1 Pt7i' 1 5 l---- 1- 't ------7 i 1 -t-- 1 11:1 '4-1 2- 1 c--- t- tol 1 AN 114-13 OBISPO Cal an Intenilve soldiers of the 1- 1 CAMPIIAN L'I7S OBlSPOe Cal stay 17 nducting an Intenilve training rioct I soldiers of the 143th fleid artillery from Utah i completed a I three-day tactical 1 jaunt and 'then followed: that up with another day spent in rifle 1 trill I I 1 I i I inanr 'of the min had -i pever before used la high-powered i rifle Colonel Sandman regimental conuttander and Lieu-1 tenant Colonel! Irwin Clawson ex! ir cutive 'officer declared Saturday that results Were rsatistaCtOrY-7 the three-day training period 'Major fmner 'E Smith of Salt Lake City plans and training 'officer the field artillery brigade lauded' the Ilunter Liggett military reservadOn because the terrain inciddes teaches that per snit the working out of a wide va riety of-technical P-roblertis I 1 India front 'Enemy! i 1 r- The 115I th on OS three-day trip I established a tactical bivouac -neap Lockwood Trucks were parked 1 along a ithree-nille stretch and units were so scattered al to he served senemyn! with diffi- tufty 'f" init' i was car- lied out with thst theory that -the I regiment lwas observation and trucks were kept at a distance from gutui 'so that botkicould not be fired -on simultaneously I The 22411 field artillery from :11 cornmand0r by Colonel 17 1 Wallace West ofi Salt Lake City returned from maneuvers Thurs day night1 and th0143r4 field attillery returned te camp Friday lthus completing the maneuvers el the 65th tield artillery brigade at 11 the reservatiolti ad the first use of the reservation! for training purposeal I Laae construction i quartermaster lannotinced day that ivork it Camp San Luis Obispo Is 1'90- perl cent complete 0 and will be finished before the arrival of aelectees during June who will' double the c'firstp's population land fill 40th diviSion regimentsto pwar strength- Iii i i 1 1 I Te 'Build 1- 4 I PO a ttl vv a 111 i CAMP ANILVIS OBISPO Cal 1 May 17 nducting an intensive 1 training period soldiers of the 145th field artillery from Utah completed a three-day tactical jaunt and then followed that up with another dayiepent in rifle Although many of the men had Init I I It I i rif ever before Used la high-powered le Colonel Otto Sandman 1 rechnentil commander and Lieu-' rival of selectee during June: wfto will double the cfkInp's population and fill 40th diviSion regiments to lv al strength li it! 1 I To Build Cliapels both could not tenant -Colonel Irwin Clawson ex- 1 ecu tive officer declared Saturday that results were rsatistactory" i Following the three-day training 4 period Major limner 'E Smith of Aalt Lakel City plins and training 'officer -of the 65th field artillery 1 bri ga de lauded' the Hunter Liggett i military reservation because the terrain mciddes teaches that per- mit the working -alit of a wide va- riety of-technical 1 lifide from lEnemr i I 1 I 1 i LiStb on it" three-day trip established a tactical bivouac -near Lockwood Trucks were parked I along- a three-mile stretch and 1- units were so scattered al to be ob- served by the senemyn with dill- 4 ii fruity ing' practice was car- i red cut with th theory that the ie regiment as tinder' observation 1 and trucks were kept at a distance so that from guns i be fired on simultaneously sly 1 it- -A----f Sii -ADVERTISED '-g ---A- 1 1 la 'Loa illng fictional liagailaos il i- i 1 i 1 I i' ramoxis KriaeNer Five-Star ConsOuc that means years of ear Choice of beautiful covers Carved wood trim Large Divan and Chair i i $lo DOWN I Chair 'Istalh1411V 104 14916110A1114141 AO U4ko Amolgle VI 1 I A 'i van and -1 trim Large tr and i 1 $10 DOWN ASt- ADVERTISED ti 'L ------f I '-'t- -I la ipoiiing tiftionst Mogashlos 1 11 1 1 1 0 '11 1 I I 1 lam Kr oeer ar ons ttl Fie-St Ct It et tions that means years of wear frni" As LotAtvflCol auwittAgeas floymitAA eigroI' DO Although many Salt Lake City girls already hay expressed the ape of -becoming queen of Covered Wagon days- or 1941 as levidenced by the stea flow of aPplications to the fete headquarters It: the chamber of cornrnercee the i44out of the ty" application was received Satufday when Miss Dorothy Eastman Of RivertonSubMitted her bid for he throne I Daughter of Mr and Mrs Reuben Eastman of Riverton the 'first "state" entry was thorn in Berri-man Utah' onNornber 1918 Both her mother rand father are Utah-born She is 5 feet 2Wiriches tali weighs 108 rfounds and 'has dark brown hair mod dark brown eyes Bliss EastmSn is an expert dancer and rldet bt has never apspeared professionally 'I The entry of M3ss Eastman Is the first of many! expected from throughout the state The search for queen of CoVerOd Wagon- Days Is state-wide and lit special consideration Is given tc4 any in fact the residence of the contestants Ls never giver( to the judges There are still sellers' weeks Ifor Utallas -daughters to enter the cdmptition All thit Ii necessary to enter Is to write or call Utah Covered Wagon Dais at the chamber of commerce Salt Lake City for an entry blank4 fill It out and submit it with a picture Any Utah-born girl between the ages of 18' and 25 on July 1 1941' is eligible They will be 3udge0 upon beauty trace poise pioneer backgrotind and ability to Mel in tho order mentioned I Discuss Complitg I District commitoners of the at Lake Boy Scoit council will discuss the summeil camping program at their monthly meeting Sunday at 10 a In the chamber of commerce 'offices 207 South Main street Ross 11 Ramsey chief commissioner v114 preside i There ire still sellers' weeks tfor -daughters Ito enter "he comptition All that Is neceasary ftorenter Is to write or call Utah Covered Wagon Dais at the cam- ber of commerce Salt Lake City 9 aft entry blank4 fill It out rind submit it with a picture Any Utah- born girl between Nth ages of i lir and 25 on July 1 1941 is eligible They will be judged upon beauty grace poise pioneer backgroJund and ability to rid4 ih tho order mentioned 1 Afisettea Usimplyg District commiloners of 4 the Aat Lake Boy Sc council will discuss the summq camping pro- gram at their minthly meeting Sunday at 10 a Itn the chamber of commerce 'offices 207 South Main street Ross 11 Ramsey chief commissioner- wiliN preside I Eastman of Riverton the first ii-Although Man IS girls already 'hav expressed the itoPe: of becoming queen of Ccii- ered Wagon days or 1941 as levi- denced by the stea flow of cations to the fete headquarters at the chamber ot commerceeithe- first "out of the city" application was received Saturday when Miss Dorothy Eastman of Riverton sub- mitted her bid for he' thione1 and MrtAteuben Daughter of ustate" entry was born in lierri- I 1 i IE 1 1 1 1 'Howl WOulci yott -like to own at du- 1 i plicate of a rug used in "The Lady Eve" "New York Town" or oilier IE beauty and for thousands of punishing "Sidewalk Tests" 1 Woven Of resilient long-wearing imported No1 Coal Itailge i 1 1 1 ic 1 t- 1 STUDIO 1 1 1 1 A smart divan by day! A doil 1' bed by night! Fine coverings i bedding compartments 141 Attractive new dollen I 2 2 Innerspring built Tap try cover $29au 1: 1 it 1 I Sart" California- Stao NW balnopUn $3450 covers Osman Simmons quit' ity Uphoistersci arms A 4'31)50 OUtittlinding YOUR CHOICE $1 A WEEK 1-1 i 1 IF 1 4 )' lat 1 a 4 I 1 ii 1N 1 ti 1 id 0 i'k "or 17- 4- 1 --4 1 '7'" es Is --''-'-1-1---' ss)- 1 ksz! i 1 2vI -r--A -ts ale'of STUDIO COUCIMIES 1 4 4tii '14 f11tS I 1 1 I i WK' 'C''7' I 41 fl l' 7 "4'? A sthart divan by dayl A don e- rb bed a night! Fine coverings 14- bedding compartments '1' 1 I It 1 Attractive new design 1 i '1 1 i 1 3- Innerspring built Tap 29dU i I I 4 tatty cover I 0 i 1 1 1 i Sari" California- Stapto cc 1 ir I 1 rp a-1 COT 241w baul- 441741d0 1 1 4 I I '1 1 4" I I 14 1 I IIRT VIII IE --1- Genuine Simmons dual- ity Upholstered arms I -1 An OUtatandint value- I 1 YOUR CHOICE 1 il 1 $1 A WEI EIC 1-1 4 1 I 1 i 5t 1 1 1' I I A like beauty and for thousands of pun- i i Howl woul you- own aclu- 1 i 1 ri I 1- 4 1 I ishing "Sidewalk -f plicate of a rug used in "The Lady Nol Coa Itange t- Eve" "New York Town" or other Woven Of resilient long-wearing Pro-1 1 i I 'I 1 I :4" AA' 1- i-----3 1--': SIII --4 41' i 7 1 I A0117 4 I 1 1 LI- Genuine Simmons nuil- ity Upholstered arms 44:1 50 I' OW 1r 111 IE 1 1 I An outstanding Talue- 30 I YOUR CHOICE 1 1 -1-7'1- I il I li A WEEK 1 1 1 I 1 1 beauty and for thousands of pun- 1 rt I tlOW1 woum yot4t-like to OW1 se: du- 1 "Sidewalk '1 plicate of a rug used in "The ljady ishing America 9 Nol coa Range I 1 Woven of resilient long-wearing 1 I "New York Town" or other I i ic imported Talk- I At filnell IST COMICA Meet The ligislauve Council of Women will onduct Its regular meet-i Ing Thursday at 10 a In the governor's board room at the state capitol I Speakers on the program and their subjects will be: Attorney General Grover A Giles "What the Spe lel Session Has Howard Gunderson of the state school office "The Training for I Defense Program" and Miss Mary Grimmett "Teaching the 1 Effects of Narcotics to School Children" The meeting wfll be conducted 'by Mr s1 Edmund Evans Pro- gram chairman is Mrs David Moffat I Famili Plana Reunion Annu I reunion of the William Keel family will be conducted It Sunday 11 a in the Liberty park bowery it was anitounced Saturday by Mrs Keele chairman A business meeting wilt be followed by a picnic lunch and it progqm of music Giles Will Tani i A OMen-S I 1 0 Speakers on the program COMICII Meet The gislaave Coundi-of Wem- en will Its rtgular meet- ing l'hutsday at 10 a in the governors board ream at the state capitol I and their subjects will be: Attorney General Grover A Giles "What the Spe lel Session Has Accom- plishedi Howard Gunderson of the state school office "The Train- ing for I Defense Program" and Miss Grimmett "Teach- ing the 1 Effects of Narcotics to School Children" The meeting wril be conducted 1)y Mrs1 Edmund Evans -I-- I- t- 1- I alECE11 on ins program aunt subject will be: Attorney GencraqGrover A Giles "What the Soe lal Session Has Accom- plishedi Howard Gunderson of efense Pr the state school office "The and Ing for I Do gram Miss 'M Griznmett "Teach- Inc the i Effects of Narcotics to -1 School tthildren" The meeting wril be conducted 1 Evans Pro' -Dy mrs Edmund gram chairmah LI Mrs Davi4 Vis Moffat I Fantili Plano Reunion Annu 1 reunion of the William Keel family will be conducted Sunday 11 a in the Liberty park bowery it was announced Saturday by Mrs VI Keele chairman A business meeting will be followed by a picnic lunch and a program of music of the gorgeous 1941 Paramount productions? We have them rug department just received forced by a- secret process to the very heart of the wool so they will last as long as the wool backs corners that hug the Chttrtet Oa 1 FIRST OtJAL1'rY1 in EODNOA111 i 1 Tim Sinsatioeolly Low 1 Priced 20 DEL 20 forced by i Clitirtets 'Oa i of the gorgeous 1941 Paramount 4 1 I I 1 I a secret process to the very heart productions? We have them in our I of the wool so they will last as long 41 In'iRliSsTT iinnt rug received as the wool backe c6rners that hug the i i 1 4 1 tA11'' 'e I 04 FIRST in liEAUTY1 The Sensationally Lew A i Priced MODEL 20 la 414 44444 4 4- 1 ti i i 1 i rI 4 rr-" i 14 4-1 '14 1 t4)1 4ito 5 1 4 1 '1 4 4 1 tl 'A r' 'L 1 1 1 IStilrto 1 be buil are 34 recreation "day rooms'" and nine chapels t4iich will be structed along the lines Of Amer 'lean community churchea I Latest promotipils of noncommisIroned Open's in the include: 11 i I Jack Adler Ketth 1and and Wright iThurston I of Vivant and Paul 'iltoundy of Altort11 111 To corporals i-tol Privates First Class Marvin tiOth and Quo It Christensen of Mayf1el0 Clair Carlaatto Junior IL Cox Leslie IW )1tiesch and Claud IL Wright of Mann 'Privates Glzfrdoni Forsythe of Provo Wallar0 Nielson of Mantle Guy Parkr of Richfield Glen Peterson 'cof Cedar citY- 1 ti I I Still q0 lbe built Are 134 recre- ation "day and nine regt- chapels tt4iich will be con- structed along the lines of Amer ken community churchea I Latest promotions of noncommia- Cox Lelie olonedOffic rs I 'th 145th field 1 IV I anijlery Include: 31 I '1 To Jack' C' 1 'Adler Keith Lend and Wright I Thurston I of damn and Paul Itoundy Alton i i 1 1 To corpora's 141 Privates First 1 Class Marvin toll and Quo It I Christenun of MayfieW Clair It Car hiOno Junior 1-f' IW Juieltrn sod Claud a Wright of tant" 'Privates Glzfrdon Forsythe ca Nielson of of Provo Walla Idantl Guy' Parkr of 4 Richfield -'sa nd Glen 1 It Peterson lof Cedar 4' 4 11 1 1 iti 4 4 i 1 1 1: 1 I raramount chose them as settings i for their stars because of theis 1 colors lovely tex- i turcsiand graceful designs and yoult want them for the same i i reasons 1 I Paramount chos! them as settings il' for their stars 'because of theta 1 I "photogenic" colors lovely tex- i turesand graceful designs and I '5 you'll want them for the same i 'reasons 1 With every' feature Oah flat boA Oak the 8(01150 le4der for In 41r than so years qW1 PAY OirL' $151) 'A WEEK with itIst et 1 onfy 0 is art or Oak the leader for than ss years M1) sa-V1 glP PAY ONLY $151)'A WELK floor See our assortment this weels while it is still complete Oriental and Chinese reproductions Tonei on-Tone effects Periect and Modi erns including the arameftmti patterns Your choice of different floor 4 See our assortment this week while it is still complete Oriental and Chinese reproductions PT on-Tone effects and Modt erns including tile k'Paramdtmel a 4409 abailAaUl6441S b414W 04 614PIL114 i 1 patterns Your choice oice Of different 1 1 'NI 'tr-- I 71' III 1 I I -1- I I 1 a i 1 as Gets a 1 I rli 1 Ise bretS AL 1 Ir' I 1 4 1 i En ftr ES 1 1 I t' I 1 I 1 i i 1 1 I 14'rl'i 1 I i I i 1 i i ----1 l'' I '1 I They i are the famous Mas land i Argonne for tlpir i 1 i sizes in each pattern -0A1494-te GAS -111MITGIS Save I I 1 They are the famous Masland 1 i t- -1- -1 ------i CAL' 0111IC GASL11ANGIES -I 1 1 tn sr I EL: 0 it (-- NA i 11 Argoone Rugs--known for th'elr ii t' IL i i MEINEINIPPIE Save Calati Work---- 11111111- 1 1 4 -1 '1 InnINGS NOU i I-- sizes in each pattern'Ii I ge 1 xj-L szy ri yri ier ''r plook 'ime 1 i ave' ine es'fb AU Rugs "Settings -of the 'Stars as' Test114Rugs 1- I i rIncinnri Ifirnnnrict itfic osippril114Fgonpre Hugs leeiLl'inas of the 'Stars 1 51d3vitalk 7- i a cst lugs 1 I -N1 11111 It 11 II II I Ir' ttl 1 linal-71-00EmoriN I 111 IL girt2 I 0 Pa 11( DOWN 11 Si I LY SS DOWN 11111 11J1'n- 11 II I i 'it! ow 4111111 Metro Lomb 4iloristly latolo4e4 I' ev" loNow 'Table' ow All-Whitil 1 Top Ned 'iOvol Host ---L-----1'1" IS Itrmookollss 1 contra ellr i 0 I I 0 OWI di hrt Ya $'5 0P5 ge 1 1 See the Sensational New Harper Burner 111414 al 10) ii 1 i 410 700-0111111 I adinoll I L---1-11'11-111111 Nopolowoosimoomonostj'': With Your 3 IIP Old Range 2)! ei onal New Harper Burn' er See the Shsati 1 'full yu ta 1 spoicANTwas May 17 Fort Douglas Is on of two Second sir force lbases tdi have Its full complement of offigers and enlist ed men Major General John Curry Second air torce common der said Saturdays 1 1 1 Fort Douzlas which now lats 260 officers2600nliated men and 44 planet lal headquarters for the Twentieth bombardment I ig Only other of- therseven western bases to hltve Its till complement 4 is liCChOrd field i 'near Tacoma 1 wath 1 ill 1' i-The new 'lloiseAdahro air base will' be manned br 210 officers I and 2083 enlisted pen and will be assIgned63 planesillit Second alt force embraces Kattau Nebraska North and South 1 Dakota VVY0- i ming Colorado Montana Oregon Washington Idaho and Utah- i I 1 1 -ti Wit 1: I 4: Was May 1T UP1-- ts ollf ot fr bo Second --Fort Douglels is on of tASPO Second sir torte tdi haw! Itt fu0 At aasw go we 11A OILIU WILLUS ed men Major Generak John vurr7 socond -alr comman- ger ma saturday11 Fort Douzlas which now blis2G0 wiliceng-zovu 'eruurma men anct 44 planes: headquiarters for the Twentleth bombardment I ig Only other of- thatiseven western tAb Piewta oses'wwieo mil ag AI" McChord' field inear Tacoma Wash 1 i-The new 13olse Adaho air bi34 -twill' be manned br 210 officers and 2083 enlisted pen and will be assigned'63 planesOlit $econd force embraces Karisu Nebraska North and South Dakota Wyo ming Colorado Mobtana Oregon WoehIvicrtiss TAdalko titals 11''''" 1 1 1 Al 70 1 I I '1 I I 1 1 951t111 II fik3rA ifrcrrl I sADI AIX TEST To prove their amazing long life thousands of Maslancl Argonne Rugs have been tested on 'the country's sidewalks from coast to -t)ast Two solid weeks of gruelling traffic in all sorts of abitise than a rug would get in a home in -ear ilk ot Elk stag evolve' -pflillityALL RN AV pruve tam- amazing long life thousands of Mas- land Argotme Rugs have been tested country's sidewalks from coast to boast Two solid weeks of gruelling traffic In all sorts of abuse than a rug wouid get in a home in imam! 1 (lifts a 1 ye 2 fit 3 I i i a Ail 1 1- Nit42 1 A $2 :101 1 "arm tufa 'HILCO R3 utticturoit Bealloi $20 kitchen- Itiktio 4y 6 i rurs as too arm efts with his new Re14 crony Al anlazi ng offer! tes 1 rn Pinsv lataini wto Re wni nes t3H ti CO rIzArola zgesoitld a with fr-h-ine' Z00INIT! 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