The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 14

THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 25, 1928. 14 SIMPLICITY RULES MODERN HANDBAGS THAT ADD TO FEMININE APPEARANCE WRIGHT'S OPINIONS HIT LANDGRABS Idaho Attorney General Rules on Two Important Questions. 13 th Month The FORMERLY COHN'S 222 SOUTH MAIN STREET TOYS Vi Price All Toys Left Now Selling at V2 Wee Wash Goods 15c Bis; bargain in odds and ends of Wash Goods. Consisting of prints, voiles, ginghams, etc. Values-Bp to 50c.

Close out at, per yard 1 5c Main Floor What Is the 13th Month? HPHE 13th Month is that period of time between Christmas -and New Year 's day. It is ordi-narilx a. yen biisiness. fieriod. But We.

Pocketbooks have a lot to do with feminine emancipation. Certainly there was not much need for them several centuries back when women were not entrusted with property-such as money. Today, now that women know practically as much about pecuniary matters as their husbands and sweethearts, often the purse strings are entrusted wholly to feminine hands. During the middle ages, the almoner was the first outward symbol of woman's authority in the home. This was a bag of various shapes and materials that contained principally the keys to the household and no money, at first.

It was worn fastened to the belt on the outside. Later, when wealth grew out of proportion to law r.nd order, women began to wear their skirts. This was the first pocket. Itcontalhea a little money, perhaps, a mirror, sometimes a carving knife, and almost certainly a rabbit's foot or some other powerful charm. The next development was to sew the pocket into the skirt and in 1850 when the hoopskirt began so show in its early forms, the sewed -In pocket became a customary part of a lady's dress.

If a modern woman's pocketbook were turned inside out, the Jumble might Include everything from money, a handkerchief, powder and rouge, to a package of cigarets. Quite different from the typical articles Stationery I -2 off Stationery A line of slightly soiled stationery, mostly broken boxes. Paper and envelopes, clean. 24 each to box. Special to close out PRICE Main Floor Marqnissettos 39c Curtain Mar i 1 1 e.

White or cream ground, with colored dots and figures. Fine, even weave. Attractive desirns. Vai- make of this petted one of the busiest times of the year. By clearing our stocks; by lowering prices cn seasonal merchandise, we actually increase our sales volume to such an extent that we add AN EXTRA MONTH to the year! Hence, we call this time "The 13th Month." Selling begins Wednesday morning, December 26th.

Drastic price reductions are to be in effect. You simply cannot afford to miss it! i ues up to 59c. Special I at 39c Main Floor carried by our great-grandmothers; Poiret Twill $2.79 Poiret Twill and Poiret Chine, 54 inches wide, in full line of street shades paticularly. 'The durability of this material is another fact that makes it so popular. Special at, yard $2.79 Main Floor 79c Curtains 50c 50 pairs White Ruffled Curtains.

24 yards long Some are slightly soiled. Regular 79c values. Spe-i cial to close out, per Comforts 1-3 off Silk Down Comforts. Lovely brocaded silk with plain satin borders Special at .33 1-3 off Sanilarv Belts 45c Sanitary Belts, in large sizes only regular 65c values. Special at 45c Second Floor pair sue Main Floor Main Floor Child.

Coats they were a small folding mirror, a hand-warmer, and third a strong barrel-shaped bottle for Jamaica rum! The French revolution provided the immediate ancestor for our present day handbag and its inspiration was the sabretache of the French cavalry. These bags were of rich and beautiful material, slung from the shoulders by long ribbon or silk rope. There was a time, not so many years ago, when handbags were rather bulky affairs, with no importance in fashion and one handbag might serve feminine needs until it grew shabby and old. But modern bags are too attractive and too fashionable to serve such a life. "Proof of the pudding?" See the newest favorites of the French designers! A square bag of black suede, by Worth, Is supremely simple except Blankets $12.50 S20.00 All Pure Wool Blankets Soft and fluffy Extra fine, long fiber wool.

Large size, 70x 82 inches. Special at, each $12.50 Main Floor by modern bags but they are always subject to one inviolable rule SIMPLICITY. Modernity has no time for frills and furbelows, and though she demands ample capacity for her smart handbags, this must be handled so unobtrusively that there's no sign of awkward bulk. Is there any better example of this than Lelong's double envelope bag! Outside, it appears to be a single flat envelope of the usual type, but it opens Just like a book to reveal a complete bag on each under side. Children's Coats, in cloth and velvet; blues and browns.

Sizes 2 to 4. Special at $3.39 Second Floor for its twisted strap handle drawn through a ring. Another, equally square, is of antelope with a stunning gold chain and monogram to make it exquisitely chic. Among the modern envelopes of distinction there's Chanel's bag of suede with the natural chamois lining and the swagger latch fastening. There's Louiseboulanger's striking envelope dividing its surface into two triangles suede and metal.

And there's Lanvin's beautiful disc bag of svelte black antelope, with a triple circle clasp of gilt metal. There's no end to the variety shown Coat Clearance Materials Brodcloth, Velomole, Pomono and Broadtale. Furs Badger, Skunk, Fox, Caracul, Marmot. Georgette $1.95 1 BOISE. Idaho UP).

Two opinions affecting land in the control of the siate land department which were expected to be an effective lever in preventing grabbing up of the good lands of the state to the exclusion of the bad, were handed down by the attorney general Monday. One of the Opinions, both of which were written for I. H. Nash, commissioner laaoX declared thai a purchaser of state land could not later select portions of his purchase, complete payment for these and then refuse to complete payment on other sections of the land. Sale of Land Brings l'p Question.

The question arose when a purchaser of a forty-acre tract sold ten acres of the piece which had been separated from the main tract by a drainage ditch. The purchaser of the smaller tract asked to complete purchase of his land Immediately, white the original holder did not wish to do so on the balance of the tract. Attorney General Frank I. Stephan said that to allow this would establish a precedent is favor of allowing a purchaser to take his pick from a tract of tend on which he had taken an option, and, subsequently, rejected the unwanted balance. Other Opinion Affects Mineral Land.

The other opinion declared it illegal for a person to file on igore than the legal limit of 640 acres of mineral land, even though he had sublet a part of his original lease. To allow such a procedure would give one person an opportunity to get control of large portions of the state's mineral lands merely through a system of subleases, the opinion held. Germany's Chief Distributes Gifts Paul Von Hindenburg, 81, Gives Presents to Family. BERLIN, Dec, 24 Paul von Hindenburg, the 81-year-old president of the German republic, spent Christmas eve quietly at his home in the executive mansion. He was surrounded by children and grandchildren and a blazing Christmas tree was the center of a pile of presents.

The octogenarian personally distributed the gifts to the younger members of the family. The home celebration was preceded by official festivities in the reception hall of the mansion, where the entire presidential staff, domestics and other employees of the presidential entourage assembled and heard General von Hlnderburg wish them each a merry Christmas. Here, too, there were gifts for all. and. after distribution of them, the chief of the government presided at an informal repast of coffee and Christmas cake.

More than a thousand destitute and aged persons were gladdened by about 100 marks each. This money was distributed from the remnant of the Hlnderburg fund, founded on the occasion of the president eightieth birthday. Santa Claus Goes Over Path Cut by Hurricane (Copyright. 1828, Standard Pub. Co.

House Dress 99c All washable fabrics, soft finished prints and genuine Amoskeag and Security gingham, including all the popular new small figure and check patterns. Social 99c Second Floor Belding's Georgette. An all -silk georgette in light and dark shades. Especially priced at Main Floor 54 37 to 79 Values 65 a 69 35 a hole in the wall to remove the contraband. Mrs.

Jones is the mother of four children and left the three smaller ones in the care of her young son when arrested. While in the house officers took all telephone calls and state that they received two from local cafes who requested prompt service on delivery of a pint of Christmas spirits. Federal Agents Check Wet Spots Attention Given First to Main Supply Sources; Then Turn to Dispensaries. 50 Values 19 the Colorado, safely negotiating the dangerous Salmon river through central Idaho as far as Lewiston, Idaho. He also navigated Peace river in Canada, the canyon of which provides plenty of chance for thrills.

In letters written to Miss Jeanne Hyde here and to another sister, Mrs. Carl J. Emerson of Klmberly, Glen Hyds and his wife related some of their experiences on the early part of the trip down the Colorado. They report the rapids on thet Colorado have no straight drops such as he and his sister encountered on the Salmon river, but that they are long House Dress $1.59 Gharmeuse $1.48 A rich satin charmeuse of fine texture, full 40 inches wide. In 15 popular shades.

Special, per yard $1.48 Main Floor Second Floor. Sunnv Sue House Frocks in prints and gingham; pining and embroidery trimmed. Regular $1.95 values. SncrHi Second Floor FOOTPRINTS RENDER CLUE er, much faster and bigger. The journey was hazardous all the way- Glen Hyde having been swept off the boat once by the sweeps and having to be helped aboard by his wife.

Art Work 1-4 off Art Work all our handmade models, beautifully embroidered with crochet including luncheon sets, table run ners, sets, pillow cases, dresser scarfs, guest towels, card covers etc. Wonderful values. Closing them out with a 25 DISCOUNT. Main Floor Cloths 15 off Cloths. A special value of our beautiful Linen Luncheon Sets, Dinner Cloths and Scarfs.

Stamped to be embroidered with variety of designs; also with wide tan borders. Closing out at 15 DISCOUNT. Main 'Floor Laces, Yard 20c Laces and Braids Drastic reductions in laee and braids, filet torchines, Valencienes, in wide and narrow widths. Up to S1.50 per yard regularly. Special va-ds for $1 Main Floor Fine Hose 25c Women's Fine Mercerized Hose in black and brown.

Sizes 9 to 104. Regular M)c vslue Main Floor In this connection, his relatives here declare that certain news reports to the effect that Glen Hyde Is an inexperienced boatman and mat he was swept off the boat by waves is incorrect. Mrs. Hyde related in one letter their experience in this in (Continued irorr. Pate One.) been seen at Bright Angel creek, in the heart of the river's dangerous rapids through the Grand canyon.

The footprints, on the narrow bank of the turbulent Colorado, indicated that Hyde had stopped his adventuring scow at those places to survey the rapids ahead. Papraw. a Grand Canyon park official, who had headed one boat party in a search of the river for the missing couple, left his two companions to allow them to make faster progress In their search down stream toward Diamond creek, below which the Hyde's' abandoned scow was found beached last week. Searcher Leaves in Rudely stance. Friends Confident Of Success.

Women's Pumps Women's Pumus. Ties and Stans. High, spike and medium heels. Short vamps. Two-tone or plain trimmed.

Values to S4.95. Snecial at $2.98 Main Floor Suede Gloves Washable Suede Fabric Silk-Lined Slipon Van Raale Gloves: Jn gray only. Sizes 64 to Vi. Regularly $1.95, 4sperial a Main Floor Glen Hyde met the former Miss Haley in California, whsre she was studying art. They were married in Twin Falls last April and operated his father farm here until October.

Special to The Tribune. POCATELLO, Idaho. Federal officers, having cleaned up many sources of supply in Mackay and Salmon counties, have been busy in the city the past week checking up on dispensers of Christmas cheer, and Monday morning, assisted by deputy sheriffs and following several hours' intensive search, found a hidden still room in a local residence and confiscated five barrels of mash and about three gallons of the finished product. The cache was found at 1555 North Main street and H. Girard and J.

W. Jones, who have been occupying the place, were placed under arrest and are now being held in the county Jail pending disposition of the case. According to officers, they have suspected that a still was hidden in the house for some time and searched the premises when It had another occupant without success. Monday, however, armed with positive information that a still was being operated there, they spent some two hours in the house as well as outside, measuring up the building in an attempt to find an opening in the cache. As a last resort one of the officers pulled out the drawers in a kitchen cupboard and found behind one a hole Just large enough for a man to squeeze through.

Investigation showed a space between the walls which led into the basement, where the still room was located. The room was walled In cement, and in no other way connected with the basement. Fumes of the liquor operations were carried through a pipe into the main chimney, they state. Officers found it necessary to cut when they left to make their Journey down the Colorado. Hyde's friends expressed confidence that in view of his experiences in safely ne gotiating other dangerous rivers he would be able to traverse the rapids The 13th Month Millinery Sale For Quick Clean-up ALL WINTER HATS Priced regularly $1.95 to $15.00 88c -1 2M of the Grand canyon in safety.

Though they left Greenrtver, Utah. Women's Oxfords Women's Oxfords. Medium or cuban heels. Square or round vagnns. Combinations or plain.

Values to $5.85. Snecial at. $3.98 Main Floor on October 22. the purpose of their trio was not known until they reached Brutht Angel creek in the Metal Lace 12 Metal laces, an odd line of metal laces from 5 inches to 36 inches wide. In gold, silver and plain colors.

Beautiful for new spring dresses. All formerly reduced, but going in this sale, Ji MARKED PRICE. Main Floor Grand Canyon National park, where Glen Hyde went for provisions up the Kaibab trail, rney were accom panied over the next seven miles by A. G. Sutra San Francisco capitalist.

WEST PALM BEACH. Dec. 24 UP. Over the hurricane ravaged paths of the Everglades. Santa Claus came tonight to more than 1300 children, most of them survivors of the September Thus the thousands who contributed funds to the Florida hurricane relief were enabled to spread a Joy they had not counted on when their donations were made in response to tin I'rsrent appeals for aid.

Constructed Boat. Emery Kolb. heading another group of searchers, left Diamond creek today in a boat, rudely constructed at the river edge of the mile-deep canyon, for Separation rapids. They will search the river banks down the intervening 13 miles for traces of the Hansen, Idaho, adventurers, and failing in this, will salvage the camp equipment seen in the scow by array aviators. Kolb's party then is to proceed down stream another 13 miles to where they will be met by a paekhorse party.

Special to The Tribune. HANSEN. Idaho. The attempt of Glen R. Hyde.

30, with his wife, formerly Miss Bessie Haley of Parkers-burs. W. Va to course the rapids of the Colorado river is not his first such adventure. Contrary to some reports, he Is experleTTeed in this work. He has made several dangerous trips on some of the most hazardous rivers in the west.

Several years ago. with his sister. Miss Jeanne Hyde of Hansen, he traveled in a boat similar to the one in which he and hii wife started down who was the last person to see them. They bade him good-bve at the foot of the Hermit trail and set out down Second Floor. Rayon Undies 89c Rayon Undies, Sten-ins, bloomers and combinations.

Special at 89c Second Floor the Colorado on their way to Needles. where they were due Decem ber 8. BONUS GIVEN The Tracy Lojn and Trust com All Sets y2 off Garter Sets A beautiful new fall stock left Over from Xmas stock in Handkerchiefs and Garters, Shoe Trees and Garters, Corsages arid Garters, etc Vt PRICE Main Floor 35c Vests 5c Women's White Cotton Vests Bodice tops; regular 35c vests. Special, to close out at 5c Main Floor pany distributed a bonus of $10,416 among forty employees Monday. The Undies $2.25 repe de Chine- Teddies and Stepins.

All sizes. Slightly soiled. Regular $3.50 values. Special at $2.25 Main Floor Nite Shirts 95c Men's Nite Shirts of striped outing flannel. Regular $1.50 values, special at 95c Seeond Floor.

company awarded bonuses to em-ulovees for more than twenty years. of service, salary, merit and 1 special work determine the distri bution. Pillow Tubing 29c 42-inch Lnen Finish Pillow Tubing. Fine close weave. Good for wash and wear.

Regular 39c alu. Sn-cial 29c Main Floor Flannel 15c White Outing Flannel Close weave. Soft nap. A real- good uuaHty. Regular 22c value.

Special at per yard 1 5c Main Floor Safine Bloomers Women's Satine Bloomers. Peach and flesh. Special at 79c Second Floor J' Girls' Pomps Growing Girls' Primps Black satin vamp, moire quarter, silver trimmed; satih bow vamp. Square toe, octogon shaped heel. Special at, per pair $4.95 Main Floor We Wish You WRIGHTS FORMERLY COHN 222 SOUTH MAIN The "in Month Rotar ex Washer Sale We are selling a limited number of Rotarex Washers at this remarkably low price.

Wool Caps 25c Wool Knit Caps in brown, white, with blue trims. Special to close out 25c Second Floor i Slippers $1.69 Children's Slinpers Plain black patent, or trimmed: double leather soles, rubber heels. Sizes IV4 to l'. Sp-rial $1.69 Main Floor 1 I I I 95c Peter Sleepers of soft knit feet iiuSizcs 3 to 8. Special at 95c Serond Floor SPECIAL Dress Clearance Clearance of All Winter Dresses at Sensationa Prices LOT Dresses in silk, georgette, flannel and jersey.

On special sale at $6.95 LOT TWO $12.95 Dresses in silk, wool, georgette and velvet. Regular values, 50 Onapecial sale at $12.95 SALE i till Regular $129 Unions 5 for $1 Women's Cotton Ribbed Cnion Suits. Bodice tops. Size 38 only. Regular 35c value.

Snecial for $1 Main Floor Happy Holidays The Siegel Williams Company formerly Si ege 1 Clr. thing Com-pany wishes its friends a holiday season of festive joy and a New Year of health and happiness. sop Ajnfjiyt i CT Successors to Siegcl Clothing Co. 8 ROTAREX FEATURES 1 The ROTARF.X i el new ae- x. Flan.

Gowns 85c Outing Flannel Gowns nd Sleepers far-children, in sizes 4 to 14 years. Special at 85c Second" Floor Icn and a remte wahtne Second Floor. (I. copper tab. nickeled inside.

Is euy to clean HII awt.1 stnciii( wringer. 4 All gear and working parts run in oil and are fully enrlowd. 5 One-qn irler horsepower motor wllh 100" ovrrlrad rapacity. 6 Qiet -runnint operation. Four caster one adjustable to uneven floors.

I Convenient toffie twitch. Robes 1-3 off All -Wool Auto Robes, to close out at 33 1-3 off regular prires. Dark, medium and light jrroands. Regularly priced S8.75 to S24.00. Specially reduced to sell at S5 to SI 6 Main Floor Hosiery $1.39 McCalium's pure silk, full-fashioned hosiery; regular $1.95 values.

Closing out line at Main Floor 98c Unions 59c Girls' white fleece-lined I'nion Suits. Sixes 12 to IS. Closing out 59c Main Floor Garter Belts 35c Garter Bells in sizes 28, 30 anrl 32. Four supporters. Regular 79c values for.

Second Floor 35c i Expert 8ervice on All Maker of Washers. I.