Deseret News from Salt Lake City, Utah • 5

I I TE DESERET MEWS SALT LAKE CITY TUESDAY JUNE 24 1900 jr I State Obituaries. I Waa. 475. 13-33 South Main Street dler Grasuville and Meycella iuit Of Tooele. hioM Algood of Tooele and Blanche Green of Tooele, PROVO Dr.

Frencia It Reck stead and Edith Btllieton. Nephi. John 8. Lewis, Provo and laolt Stewart, Lehi. Don Elden Reese aad Annie Bernice Patten, Payaon.

Dean J. Snyder. Denver, Colo and! Florence Raid Day. Prow. Marcus A Osterloh, Jabi aad S.

Violet Birk, American Fork. CNt.ACLNEVe. PAYSON, Utah. Mr. and Mr.

J. V. 2Ueg announce the engagements of 'their daughter Clare, to Leland FUimore of Dawson, Alaska. RICHFIELD, Utah Mr. and Mrs.

George T. Farnsworth announce the engagement of their daughter. Mae. to Dale Peterson, eoa of Mr. and Mm, Chris Peterson, the marriage to take place Wednesday at the Menu temple.

MARRIAGES. BOUNTIFUL Utah-Dr. and Mra. E. W.

Breedley announoo the marriage of their daughter Portia to lee Hatcher of Wyoming at the family home In Bountiful. i AMERICAN FORK. Ltah Miss violet rk. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Birk, of this city was married to Mark Osterloh of Lehi, Monday in Provo. Ma Birk -hasi been assisting Miss Sadie Nelson as Deseret News correspondent in the American Fork territory. PLEASANT GROVE, Utah Mr. and Mrs. Odls Yancey announce the marr age of -their daughter, Evelyn, to Eugene Nelson, June 21 in the Fait Lake temple.

There are also eight arraaddMl-drea god three etepchUdren. Mr. Peter Johnson. Richmond; J. A.

Royter. Loe Atigelee. and Charles Roter, Downer, Idaho. Funeral serrices were held today at the bouth Ward chapel. JOHN F.

JOtER. 8PRINOV1LLK, Irtah. John Parson Jones, 89. died at the faro, tiy residence in Hobble Creek canyon Sunday, following a lingering illness. Hr.

Jones' was bogn in South Water. Utah. April 18. 1871. and had lived on the ranch In Hobble Creek canyon the past year and a half.

He waa a faithful member of the Church, holding various positions. Surviving are his widow, Juliet Wheeler Jones, and the following children: Mr Belva Kennison. Mrs. Delso Williams, Skit Lake; Elizabeth. Harold and Veirfon Jones.

Bobbie Creek canyon. Funeral services will he held in the First ward Springville, Wednesday afternoon at 2 clock, with Bishop Lmmet Bud in charge. Interromt will be in the Evergreen cemetery. MS. SOBA KEUEREA OGDEN -Funeral oerrlcoa for Mr.

Norm KUebr, wife of J. F. KaUohoiv bo be Id Wednesday, "at It lum. la tbo St- Joseph Catb-eUo church, with (he Her. Father P.

F. Kennedy officiating- Interment will te is the bounuis View cemetery. CAK1 J. OUE5C. RICHMOND.

CUb Carl J. Olsen, an aged resident of tble place, died Sunday morning at be home from ailmenU incident to old age. He was horn June 1841. ak maker. Sweden.

He joined the Church in 1883. and immigrated to America in 1887. His first wife. Christina Phearaon, whom was married in 1878, died to 18S8, and he married Marie Jorgeson Royter In 18. Hi with their two aone, Carl J.

Olsen of Downey and Alma Olsen of loet eumve. Walk the Summer. Ways of Fashion In These Finer SILK DRESSES s1750 New arrivals are these, telling us the latest facts about styles well see and wear everywhere during the warm-weather days. I Called by Death. JMJIBUGfti UCEHE1 Elmer B.

Joneeon Balt Lake and Alto U. Madsen, Balt Lake. Franklin C. Meleen, Balt lake and Luelle Andereon, Burley. Idaho.

Delmar J. Dooly, Pocatello. Idaho and Mabel Furniae, prcatello. Idaho. Leondae Plerenul, Salt Lake and Lillian Carter, Pasadena, Calif.

CUve U. Tapp, Butler and Thoka G. Nieleou, SfU Lake. Leonard D. Raoker, Balt Lake and Peru Stevens, Sett lake.

Clifford D. Merlin. Salt Lake end Hatei A Barton, Salt Lake. Theedore W. Shields, Sait Lake and Agaes W.

Field. Balt Lake. James J. Salt Lake and Agnes Hertey. Salt Lake.

Lfnest C. Clayton, Provo and Olita Melville. Balt Lake. Harry A. Trowbridge, Loe An geles.

and Laura roadbead. NephL Harvey Naylor, Bandy and Alo ween Healey Alpine. Alhnuncey W. Murdock. Salt Lake and Irma W.

Winkler, Salt lake. Brigham 8. Thorpe, shit Lake and PhylUa Halverson, Ogden. Edward H. Alexander, bait Lake end Ivy Brets.

Bait Lake. Ceieb J. Cullen. Park City and Susie CollinaJ Park City. WUftrd Murdock Beaver and Mildred j.

Barton, salt Lake. Waiter E. Brown, Balt Lake and June Chrlsteneen, Salt Lake. Franklin Horns, Bait Lake, and Mafian Parker, Balt Lake. Ernest W.

Spicer, Loe Angeles. and Aivene Moore, Saif Lake. Gerald Jenklne, Helper and Alta P. Smith, Helper. Wr alter Thaxtcn, Granger and Melva Simone, Salt Lake.

Arvld W. Law, Elko, Georgina Beggs. bait Lake. John T. Sundloff, Salt Lake and Leone E.

Kelley, Belt Lake Clarence Jackson, Salt Lake and Luella A. Shaw. Salt Lake Sharp Ba fiders. Salt fate' and Lela Andereon, Salt Lake Thys Bptkema. Salt Lake, and Clara Vnens, teltVLake.

John Bov re, Klt Lake end Helen M. Neleon. falt Lake. Orson A. Gartf, Logan and Viola M.

Crismon, belt Lake. Lindsey K. Thomas, Salt lake and Naomi Biesinger, Salt PrankE. Young, Salt Lake and Gertrude Sharp, Salt Lake. Ertaest bandqutst, Sandy and El-la Andereec, Sandy.

William Snyder, Saa Francisco. and G. Florence Smith, San Francisco, Calif. George P. Lytle.

8L George and Da Dotson, Hinckley. Zeb Knott, Oakland and Francis J. McDermott, Ogden, WllHsm W. Spangler, Park Ridge and Vlnette Perry, Ogden. Clarence Burton Love, Kansas City, and Varda Jlelvlna Hun-saker, Ogden.

Carl Criddle, Syracuse and Lera D. Fowler, Hooper. COALVILLE. Douglas Robert Iamb, Wales, Utah, and Tbeo Maryette Walker, Lyman, Wye. PROVO.

John Lewis, Provo and Iiola Stewart, LehL Don Elden Reeae, Pay son and Annie Bernice Patten, Payaon. Dean J. Snyder. Denver, and Florenoe Enid Day, Provo. Marcus A- Osterloh, Lehi And 8.

Violet Blrk, American Fork. Eldorea E. Smith, Provo and Vesta Strong, Proven J. Iamout Holfeite, Belt lake and Noma Thurber, Provo OGDEN William Spanger, Perk Ridge, 111., and Vlnette Perry, Ogden. Clarence Burton Lots, Kansas City, Verda Malvina Hunsaker, Ogden.

Zeb Knott, Oakland, Calif, ai.4 Franoes E. McDermott, Berkeley, CahL. The Colofs: Navy and White Black and White Mitt Gieen Sew Coral Aqua Tea Rote Opaline Starlight Rote Bluth For instance, we find fashion strongly favoring delicate chiffons and georgettes, either plain or printed, with a partiality for lace trims the large woman will be smartest in sheer polka dots and clever ensembles; while the small woman (sizes to 22fz) will be always chic and dainty in washable sports dresses with half sleeves. And this is just a beginning! Do come in and see this beautiful assortment! All Sizes Are Included To CALIFORNIA crass the Sierras where the Aceriery isat its JOH A K. ROBV.

John K. Crosby of Bountiful, derd Tuesday morning at the femiL home at that place. He was a farmer And fruit grower Mr. Crosby was bnrn Bountiful ct 14, 187. Surflngr are hit widow, Mrs.

Dora Crosby and the following children: John Crosby, of Bountiful Mrs. Alice Scofield. Evanston, Wyo Ernest Crosby, Manila, 1 tah; Mra Eva Robeson. Springvlile, and Jesse Crosby of Salt Lake; also a step-son, Walter Brundage; 28 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. HARRIES rT K.

MEAD Harriett Ellen Mead passed avey at the family residence at S83 east Seventh South, June 22, she was born in Fillmore, Utah, February 9, 1870, and has been a resu dent of Salt lake for the pesL38 year. Rh ts survived by her bus-! band, Millard F. Mead, three sons. FTwln of Australia. Clyde, F.

City, Vern of bandr, Utah, her mother, Eunice T. Turner, Salt Lake, four brothers, Thomas Turner, Sandv, Utah, her mother, Marion, Tooele and John' of Nevada, four sisters. Mra. Esther Quinn, San Francisco, Cal, Mrs. Kittle Middleton, Mra Alice McCoy both ofi Salt Lake and Mra Mary Andlln, of Proio, Utah, and 7 grandchildren.

Z. C. M. I. Ready-to-Wear Dept.

Second Floor. PACIFIC Wednesday is Baby Day bringing more feature offerings in W- I Junioralls $1.00 The newest member of the overalls family completely feminized and just the nicest garment ever for outings jr play. In sizes 2 to 6. Dirca from StlrUcc Chy thtoofh tbs grcco-did Fcxhes Kfrcr Cioyon. wiA scent from tbs orfiert gold dsy os your wtyl hbew woportn Fmbct Star lanfotnurrtloo moomsla geHhblag, swimming ddlag.

PUa naw-eik foe soenk booldeo. Tie Leather river. putt At Imib, mi mwmtltmfim: TIiniN PACIFIC TICK IT OPPICZ iMk Hu tmt. Sd, Un Citr TAcpbeos Wsatachno- Low Summer Fares I Togs for Tots Hot-Weather Frocks $1.00 Charmingly simple, sleeveless styles in cool voiles and dainty printed batistes. So easy to launder and care for keep little daughters neat and sweet In these inexpensive frocks.

Organdy Dresses $195 and $2.95 Prizes An ait Winners in Deseret News MOST UNUSUAL PIONEER STORY CONTEST Eterjone can enter; write a slory taken from some. true pioneer incident and send it to the CONTEST EDITOR at THE NEWS. Sun Suits and Bathing Suits WIlYlUf PACIFIC SAC1AMINTO HORTH11N-TTDVWAT1R SOUTHItN TOOELE C1TT. Utah Grant Fid- IF 'tw Always Bc at Arlraaa aaO Mare Thaa Km la Tfela Salftm -A, zrrzrmuE celebration In gay-colored wool and-cot-ton, with. cute sleeveless sweaters match.

When We Are Eight to Fourteen we find enchantment in smart wearables like these. 1 Silk Shantung Ensembles Smayt little maids and mothers too will revel in the sheer beauty of these crisp, pastel-colored Dresses, with their tucks, ruffles, and sashes ever so new, ever so fairylike for Jhe 2-tcw-year-olds. Infants Handmade Dresses $1.00 and up For babys first summer-sleeveless for additional comfort and to show off dimpled arms. Boys Sleeveless Suits 1.95 $1. SUk Rubber Panties 65c For babys special comfort, these weight, new -style Panties.

In white and flesh pink. $9.95 A very attractive display, including long and short trouser styles for Sonny Boys of 2 to 5 years. FOUR YEARS ON STATE STREET-A Value Giving Occasion Youll Not Want to Miss We are celebrating; and in a ivay that home-makers ill not forget soon with intensive value-giving. It is Axelrads way of expressing their appreciation for your confidence and patronage which has made it possible for this business to increase in volume each year and, we hope, in the publics confidence and good-will. YOU WILL FIND EVERYTHING IN THE STORE SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED Just the thing for Fourth July and vacation outings.

Plain and printed in tailored models, trimmed with contrasting colors. White, green, red, blue, etc. Washable Silk Dresses Very Special Silk Tams Brightly bobbing go small heads that wear TyP these sporty little Tams. Practically aH colors. Z.

C. hf -Infants Dept. Second Floor. In This $5.95 Good Old Summer Time No Frocks ore Smarter Than Frocks of WASIUGOODSL For one. thing, this season's Wash.

Goods are so wonderfully smart themselves so so varied of texture and design, so cleverly adaptable to the current mode in all its diversified moods. HIGHUGHTS On Special Values Thoughout Store $12 PpII-Up Chairs $5.94 Extra Special While they last. Only 44 Down Baby Carriage $16.94 4th Anniversary Special Only 44' Down Baby Cribs $7.84 4lh Anniversary Special Only 44 Down Ext Lib. Table $17.44 4th Anniversary Special Only 44 Down Ray. Bedspread $8.94 4th Anniversary Special.

Only 44 Down En. Gas Range $64 4th Anniversary Special Only 44 Down Coal Ranges $84 4th Anniversary Special Only 44 Down ZTn RUGS 119.75 4th Anniversary Special Only 44 Down Cedar Chests, Lamp, Tablet, Breakfast Sets, Etc. Not room to mention spec, prices It will pay every home to apticipate their needs now! Values that will not be approached in this city tor a long time to come! ALL LIVING ROOM SUITES REDUCED! ALL DINING ROOM SUITES REDUCED! ALL BEDROOM SUITES REDUCED! (Any Room Suite for $4 Down) ENTIRE STOCK OF RUGS REDUCED! ALL GAS AND COAL RANGES REDUCED! ALL OCCASIONAL PIECES REDUCED! ALL REFRIGERATORS L3 OFF! and $5 allowance on your old Refrigerator traded In now! Cool, comfortable, and genuinely sensible for summer wear. Including silk piques, crepes apd. shantungs, in pastels and1 prints that wash like new.

Tailored models, with pleats, flares, sizes 8 to 14. Sports Coats $4.95 Featuring the new short lengths for cool evenings and sports wear; navy and red are the favorite -dors. Wash Dresses 50c to $5.95 A wonderful of these frocks and every Juniors wardrobe should include them in numbers! Voiles, batistes, lawns, dotted Swiss, dimities, broadcloths, prints. Sizes 7. to 14 and prices to suit every purse, 1 Z.

M. Childrens and Juniors; Second Floor. be Shown Monday Honeycomb Cloth 79c Particularly favored for street and sports wear. Printed or plain (excellent in fcombined use), 89c value. Joysette Prints 79c A fast-color fabric of interesting weave and very fine quality; also plain colors for trimming.

89c values. Colored Organdies 59c Permanent finish, fast 45 inches wide. For yJur most summery, crisp-and cool-looking dress-es. i Floor. Special Assortments Shantilly Prints 98c Excellent for style and quality, service and In a fascinating design-and-color assortment.

Fancy Dimities and Batistes 49c and 59c Two of the very prettiest materials of the sea-. son for childrens wear and they have wearing quality, too. Celanese Voiles 98c A durable, washable, wrinkle-resistant fabric with fragile, chiffon-like appearance. Exquisite designs. Street Goods Dept.

to 3-R00M OUTFIT Tfca aatalaadla, valaa la Faarth AaalTenary. Rrfilar rata i3 sljl, Mnm, Mala, aa4 Ul( Km $M4HWS! $4 Down for Any Living, Dining or ped Room Suite in the Store OUT-0 TOWN CUSTOM-ERS MILL BE WELL RE- PAID FOR TAKING AD- VANTAGE OF THIS SALE Delivery Free 500 Stiles j1. I. Wash I '4. I.