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kindergarten at Fair.

Tgonlees To be an interesting
~ lne coming fair viii he the
,,,sH.I.ssrten and NeiGhborhood-
I%!slion exhibit. which win be
he women of this orEsniza :
|; sg,as. where the various lines
w ee shown. The affair will
mt. OF lnc women who are mem
Il IA ussn!zatIon. and two of them
~ 81 ensrs each day 10 explain
" Inc kindergarten. Of caring
~ i ss and supervising their food.
~ A. 'ne visiting nurses which
rtI,, IN connection with this
| :" largely will also he eX-
.llIs .lllIsssa,sstlon has co operated with
n nnimitlee Of the state fcdcr-
9, Sh ~, matter Of supplying pure
|6Msoles and sanitary foods for
|<a sh' 1s,h' and II has worked in CO
sl,Ins inc Hospital Aid society
~ a visiting nurse to look
n &noy, & needing hospital care. The
2,s ef;er the women and
/ ~ Young girls in the neigllbor
N h,.oe kindergarten has grown
"a proportions In the past
Nm. r enlarged facilities for car
\ d. ro,, @uaS and small children has
:, uan Vrh q, on a basis more salts
h bSIld, has ever been before.
} n.reasne now being erected MIL
slh, t.,s The WORKS efficiency.
|le bsa 9ayS babies will be cared
pS The women in charge
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r..dleunrk Guild Of America.

y, sro The Salt Lake branch of the
80 a,Iild was established after
-,,,sl nj about six Years inactiV-
~, ,hsn 200 new warm garments
| - 10 The homes. hospitals and
sssrl,sble institutions of the city.
'psbn 10 the comfort Of these warm
"a is the moral encoura cement
'rIuas on something new always
&Til a recent meeting Of the di-
4, n vas decided 10 collect the gar
4 His year by October 15- All
~, and members are earnestly re-
n 10 be prompt in sending their
"a by this time. The contribu-
"A tro new articles for men. women
|<Yrn or for the home. or the do
4 of money-no amount specified
|tkt Is required for membership
sonsn and children can belong.
IN /; noneeciarian in the broadest
Ia The word. The organization is
|f-5sfl. she expense 10 the individ-
4 ,,,Ional. The contribution is once
N only. The tax on the individual
Il ,ti the good results from large
.snblp can hardly be Iold in words.
L. many q man and woman 10 go
ID The winters work In comfort.
|k,3ns children 10 school who other
Frstl mol he able to attend.
y rtmbsr is urged 20 secure one
|rtHbsr. so that the good work may
Hksd for the coming year. Under
Es medium grade for men. women
2lrn. Infants clothing. sheets,
-lc 'owels or anything that can he
, The home Will be most accepta-
s O. S. Nelden is president OF the
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New Salt Lake Club.

'l.ssl addition 10 club circles In
Al. is the Woman's Aid society. a
& The Young Ladies Aid society,
Eas active in Salt Lake several
long the lines OF charity, The
\ sc0lposed OF prominent society
! S!o arc making plans 20 look
rs poor ot Salt Lake during the
= Following are the officers and
= afs. Ii. {. Stamper, president; /;
~ Salisbury. secretary. Miss
Z AeGraih. treasurer: Mrs, Ernest
'1rsT. Mrs. A. IL Bird. Mrs. r.
{3 Mrs. +. s. Ferry, Mrs. T.. r.
hH J. !. Judge, Mrs. l.. r. Nc
Mss Katherine Judge, Mrs. g.
-. Mrs o. j. Salisbury. Mrs.
a a smith. Mrs. David Taylor.
Nv Whitley. Miss Margaret Nc
!. ~ Henry Catrow. Mrs. Kobcr,
AIs' Robert GIendenning. Mrs.
s1fxness, Mrs. r. .. Howard.
won heyser. Mrs. u. Moore Lind =
~ " L Mccormick. Mrs. William
\ uAs; W Y. Rice. Mrs. j. B
t aarserct 3. Salisbury. Mrs,
fr.ny. Mrs. J Walcott Thompson,
..shIn Morthineton, Mrs. George
Mrs. II. IL. Siimson, Mrs.
nssf. Mrs. }. u, Woodward. Mrs.
isnI', MFs. . w. Powers. Mrs. j.
'tsl psi Miss Marie Bancroft, Mrs.
i'uut1 and Mrs Sol Sicgcl.
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,.-.,s,ions to Federation,

-. 10 the meeting OF the Utah
'1!loss '1!lo'a1st;on W Of Womens clubs at
tee,nssr tse.,ssrl il. IL and 1S are out,
. 0 0sIeg' have been issued 10 the
sssf a. the federated cluos Of the
'tIs .Se :, state officials The year
ra -" ~ press yesterday and viii
'sn.s 'sns mis- week. The programme
rnp.r,p Id,.,,y comprehensive and inter,
'E.ssang1,,a, new clubs have Joined
.,ion ard the promise is for a
INN :s,aSinr attendance at the Ogden
u .omittee al Ogden is making
20, ,n,soarations for the meeting,
~ tTiricnl direction Of Mrs. :. S,
n. social events. including a re-
!, ~ ,bs Industrial school on We'd
a,nIne and a luncheon al the
9.,rs on Fridsy, will be pleasing
'I,n club women who contem-
s,susine the federation should send
'srss @ Al once To Mrs. J. +. Cowan.
- ~ II ,he Ladies Literary club who
- N Ogden should notify Mrs.
F1;,ssbt. 81 First avenue, or Mrs.
ssnson II South Twelfth East
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y " A Educational Work.

b Inc y work will begin this
p N ,bo "; Z. y, Following Is a
aphy 10, millinery. Mrs. Farr. I.
p s.eL a'enography three even
5speedS, Diploma granted when
ls. Wnn aNaincdD I:l5. Shakes
nam Iglchcart.
IB ho. q; M, gymnasium. Miss
'hach. svlI,lilhe vocal. NJ, j. Brincs |:
''"e DlImcnge; $50. sew
'ts III Gymnasium. no.,ruors
,:'. s.io; advanced class. 7:f5
'''.eakiny ,hphy; 30. English for
. . lIier. glris. Miss Elizabeth
nSy-j,i; le, Professor Marshall.
,.,.5d. Gsr,d Gs, advanced vocal. NJ. j.
IN. dramei,i,rhn. Miss May Crltch
'c art. Mrs. c T.. Rich
!. car. S a; m. gymnasium: 7:3o.
" Seven,rs- II. F, Daft, {. ste
a class ,n,h n.h and eighth grsue
a n. nnY,o nD or three days a week.
BRSs p. m. s. ,.aohcr
q The e'nss; n;; DR., Paden. / me
ees!ly. Ts syssab Bible: . y. m. applied
sp,emhesy Other Thursday. be-
II. ~ Miss Mary l.. Rob
W the u,omcstic science viii not
Ea ,ara CIV msW quarters OF tho as
Miss pIuipped. The millinery
:szdinp ssnr' snrr' has been employed
~ IN teans nr.ns of Salt Lake and has
n ,clasS i, I''llng. having had n large
" Lake ~ ~, Chicago bcrore comtrg
The gymnasium cIssses
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Announcements,

The Wasatch Literary club Mil open
lis years meeting Tuesday afternoon
with reception at the home OF Mrs r,
O. Leathcrwood. 1877 East First South
street. The president Mrs Earl Dun
sheo. will deliver her inaugural address
and Mrs, Byron Cummings will give
Memories of Europe" with especial ref y
erence to Europe. Refreshments VIII be
served. Each member is entitled to one
guest.
The poet section OF the Ladies Liter
airy club Will meet Monday afternoon with
Mrs Hattie Frame, 122 p street, The
reading VIII he from Sister Beatrice
by Maeterlinck.
The annual business meeting OF the
Womans Relief society will be held Mon
day afternoon at o'clock In the bishops
building.
The tourists section OF inc Ladies Lit
crary club viii meet Tuesday morning al
the club house. Mrs. C. w. Watson will
give n History OF Paris
The current events and current liter
atIir,. section Of the Ladies' Literary cluo
viii meet Friday afternoon Al the club
house Nlrs, Howard $. Stowe will sive
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aDenx of the tUomanz Clubs J

Ill inaugurate club work in
e@ ~ n earnest. The clubs which
I'' III a,,sady opened their years
''' !, a. a. 80 this week and next and
~ ,,s,e ~ Of the month the club
= II FL be launched in their ac-
vs. ~ the fall. winter and spring
i .,,o " Of the state federation an
| ,a,er II. u and l5. Is the ap-
.,,.r of interest among tne
. ~ .,,bs at present. and many OF
n''I ntll attend. besides the reg
's', ,.,,.s delegates AS the FIRST
ftleS'GIU IN the air causes the house
4 <frSses,shts frSe, to turn 10, jeilies. pre-
u ,cIiesls cnisesles Tor her winters store,
J sird p',Ih ,hs club womans mind TO
rAsss cmb activities. II she is
'ssaIso 'ssaasseper and club woman. es Is
|f'asss1sse w. csse she is busy indeed at
M ny,nc up both mental and
i'!son on. 'sl s,,res AS we'll as planning
~ " of humanity.
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BUYERS SHOULD ACT QUICKLY.

The closing out of these magnificent
pianos within the required time is
more important than the price received.
The instruments have simply got to be
sold. The public will readily see The
wisdom of buying their pianos now.
even if they had intended to wait sew
eral months or even year or Two.
Early selections of course are valuable
where so many varieties of makes and
STYLES are to he found for you to
choose from. consequently the buyer 5
time is limited, for clean sweep Of
this entire stock will be made before
many days.
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McCarty PLAYED a well selected plano
triDuted To the musical programme.
strong address was given by Parley p
Christensen. grand master OF the Utah
odd Fellows lodge. \ recitation, which
was much appreciated. was given by
Frederick Wilson Light refreshments
were served,
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DEPENDABLE GUIDANCE.

The ambition on the part of the Con.
soidated Music Company, seller of
these world renowned pianos, is to
please everybody. and considering the
quality of the elegant Instruments to be
found in this huge stock and the prices
plainly marked on every piano, IT leaves
no question of doubt but that every
body in want OF good piano at a
right price can here he pleased Custo-
mers may be assured of receiving care
full attention 10 their every want. The
Consolidated Music Company are con.
seryative in their recommendations and
every customer will be rendered DE-
PENDABLE GUIDANCE.
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their obligations.
EXAMPLE OF A FEW OF TIE
MANY BARGAINS.
In order to give buyers a fair under
standing as to Just how the pianos in
this GREAT CLEARANCE SALE are
marked down, the actual saving you are
able to make right now at this time by
coming to our warerooms. the following
list is given which is a true and actual
summary so that YOU may know Just
what to expect when you get here IN
the way of bargains
Good Upriehts selling for $40, $50,
500, S110, S12o-Look over the beautl
full pianos going at $3.50, s145, S16s,
S187.
NEW PIANos-GRoUP A.
Beautiful medium size, 1-3 octave
pianos Choice of mahogany, walnut or
oak cases. Regular price $3.50, NOW
1925.
NEW PIANoS-GRoUP B.
Fifteen choice drawing room size
pianos Magnificent mahogany cases.
Sold the world over for S375, NOW
$3.50.
NEW SlANSS-UnoCf ".
Eight. same piano az group B ouly
different style Of case and elaborate
designs, s460, NOW, s275.
NEW PIANos-GRoUP D.
Twenty of the world s celebrated
makes in splendid San Domingo ma
hogany, circassian walnut, and English
golden oak and mission styles, always
sold for S425. NOW S296.
NEW PIANoS-GRoUP z.
Eleven famous makes; strictly Co
lonisl designs in choice mahogany and
rosewood cases, guaranteed. Prices
always at $3.50, NOW s315.
Such prices for WORLD S BEST
PIANOS and the convenient payment
terms offered will close out every in
strument in this magnificent stock
within the next few days.
SOME 30 EXCELLENT REED
IORGANS AT VIRTUALLY YOUR
lOWN PRICE TO CLOSE.
Come direct to the store. Let no one
or anything prevent you from securing
one OF these great money-saving piano
values,
CONSOLIDATED MUSIC co.
13-15-17-19 East First South,
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Ticket Completed.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
LAS VEGAS, n, NJ. Sept 3o.-Former
Governor George Curry OF Tularosa, and
Elfego Baca os Albuquerque. were nom-
mated for congress at the concluding
session OF the first Republican state con-
ventlon held here this afternoon.
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OUT OF TOWN CUSTOMERS WRITE
DIRECT TO US.

We agree 10 please everyone with :; a
good reliable instrument IT YOU VIII
state plainly what kind of piano or
organ you would prefer and about now
mich you want TO paw All correspond
ence treated confidentially. carefully
and promptly Remember the time is
bound 10 he short on account OF these
bargains.
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-. IS shields VIII discuss Joseph
fsraels.' Current events will be re-
ported by Miss Lula Jessup.
The Women's Republican club will meet
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Charles II,
Jenkins. 1888 Second East street Postal
Savings in Banks and Parcels Post will
he discussed by Mrs Brigham Clegg
Mrs. Frank l. Hines and Mrs. William
Mossop Will asst Mrs. Jenkins in enter
tanning.
Mrs. William Ielchart will inaugurate
her Tuesday mornings at Rowland hall
O'Clock. The study viii start with All
Introduction 10 the topic OF the Mod
ern Drama Yeacss Hour Class Will
be the, first play taken up. Mrs. lglellart
a delightful way % lrnparting II TO others
In her lecture recitals.
The art section of the Ladies Literary
club will meet Wednesday morning "a,
1890 at the club house. Mrs. w, H..
BIntz will give a paper on "Benvenuto
cellIni' and Giovanni da Bologna
The College club will meet Thursday
evening with Miss Ruth storeT, 1858
Blaine avenue.
The Cleofsn club will meet Wednesday
with Mrs Heber Burton. o2l Third ave
nue. Miss Emcline Wells VIII discuss
Open Air Schools" in the department OF
educational work.
The P f. o. sis,erhood viii meet SAT
urday afternoon with Mrs. y. c. An
drcws. lSl | street Modern Books and
Plays will he discussed by Prof. George
NJ Marshall
The Seekers club VIII meet for The FIRST
time this season with Mrs r j. Doug
las. 2Il East Third South street. Chap
ters ! and OF Creek Life" will open
Sicily Will be the topic OF the magazine
discussion
The American Woman league is called
10 meet Tuesday afternoon Mt ( o'clock
IN the parlors Of the Kenyon hotel 10
elect a delegate and alterna;es to the
meeting OF the state federation OF Tom-
ems clubs In Ogden October II, Il and 10
Tho Jewish Relief society has post
poned It's meeting from next THURSDAY
afternoon TO Thursday. October IL. The
meeting VIII lie at $50 o'clock at the
b. b. hall,
On account Of the state fair the meet
Ing of the Ladies AID society OF the Cen.
trail Christian church has been postponed
until Wednesday. October IL.
The regular meeting of the United
Daughters OF the Confederacy next Fri
day afternoon has been postponed until
fIldnE. ocioDer is. | ne meeting viii I've
With Mrs. Charles II Bodcll. on First
South street. The annual election OF Of
fcers will be the feature OF the meet
ing.
The Monday Night club will meet Mon
day night with Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Alter.
l32 North State street, Miss Margaret
MacNiohs will give paper on His
Pacific Current events will be reported
by Miss EilZabet McsSmore.
A special meeting NJ the Woman E
clun is called for Tuesday afternoon at
$50 o'clock al the residence of Mrs,
\. j. Johnson, 25i Third East street, for
the purpose OF choosing delegates TO the
federation meeting in Ogden October IL,
Il and 13.
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have been meeting for the past two
weeks.
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YOUR MONEY DOUBLES ON
FIRST PAYMENTS.

A credit of &c will he given for
every 81 cash paid as first payment up
to the amount of $25; for instance, if
YOU can arrange to pay $25 you will re-
ceive credit of $50; 80 payment
secures credit of $50 and so on
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read set in Turquoise" by Thomas Bal
ley .ildrch; Mrs. Corinne Harris Ham
NOR who gave two vocal selections. Miss
PIun1a Purcell. who gave a reading; Mrs;
Hurdle. who gave violin selections. and
Miss Stella ANGEL who sang. Mrs. \.
II Peabody and Miss Elhei Nettieton
were the accompanies.
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Consolidated Music Company
Warehouse, South
Dust Rmto ofth DmertNa NaiuaBa Crnr)
oPENE

WORTHY citizen. We merely want relia
BILE customers who can and will keep
their obligations.
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Federation IL and
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UTAH'S RECORD-bREAK|NC
PIANO SALE STARTS MONDAY

o OF lie at
Good Standard-Made Pianos Were
Never Before Offered at Such Prices
the
u II al
YOUR
GUARANTEED
cpna5
Absolute Savings Ranging From 500 to $175
Over Twenty Different Makes of Famous Pianos
Campbell Weber McPhal Wwoth Hobart Cable Kings
Conover, Hinze Clark and Others
"A SLASHING
NOTICE"
- PhyenAu oFiaoPa aadth ~ ~ ~ ~
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Tho p r. o. sisrerhood will meet SAT-
urdaN afternoon With Mrs. y. c. An
drcws. lSi | street. Modern Books and
NJ Marshall
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The Cleofan club will meet wednesday
with Mrs. Heber Burton. 62l Third ave
nue. Miss Emeline Wells VIII discuss
Open Air schools in the department OF
educational work.
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The following monthly report Is sub
mJtled by Miss Rose korous. visiting
nurse to ST Marks Hospital Charity as
ISOLATION, September 81. 1911: Number Of
cases. ~ visits. including inquiry and
nursing 20; remaining under care, b;
received from patients. none; medicines
supplied. :; milk supplied. 8; clothing sup
plind 4: loaned taTticles), /.
Cases were affected as follows; Nephri.
,is |: burns, !: tuberculosis, !: surgical
senilc debility. .; intestinal disorders. i:
infnnt fccdlng. ..
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The Wonlan's Republican club will meet
1888 Second East street Postal
Savings in Banks and Parcels Post will
he discussed by Mrs Brigham Clegg
Mrs. Frank l.. Hines and Mrs. William
Mossop Will asst Mrs. jenkins In enter
tanning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01

Come Mondav to the warerooms Of
the Consolidated Music company, eS
pecting the biggest piano bargain yon
ever heard of. for that s what YOU II
get. Business throughout the past eight
months in all lines OF trade has not
been quite up to the standard-we have
carried over much larger stock from
the past season than we calculated, and
in order to keep our contracts for
heavy orders. already placed with the
large eastern piano manufacturers, we
have got TO unload and unload IN
hurry. Already our eastern shipments
have commenced TO arrive, n whole car
Of Steinway pianos arc on the way. as
well as several carloads of Kimball
pianos: in fact. all shipments are usn-
ally forwarded before the cold weather
sets in. but VIC are already 'snowed
under so to speak, with pianos.
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ALL WE WANT ARE PEOPLE WHO
CAN AND WILL. PAY.

1t being essential TO make immediate
disposition of this entire stock for
either cash or iustallmeut contracts. we
will accept the easiest imaginable terms.
accommodating every honest and
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The Seekers club VIII meet for the lrsi
time this season with Mrs. r j. Doug
las 21l East Third South street. Chap
tere ! and . OF Greek Life" will open
the years study. The Magic Isle OF
Sicily will be the topic OF the magazine
discussion.
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a sketch OF Edwin Austin Abbey" Mrs.
ID. r. Shields Will discuss Joseph
Israel Current events will be re-
ported by Miss Lula Jessup.
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On account of the state fair the meet =
Ing of the Ladies AID society or the Cen
trail Christian church has been postponed
until Wednesday. October IL.
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The College club will meet Thursday
evening with Miss Ruth StoreT, 1865
Blaine avenue
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COME LOOK AROUND.

Look over the makes of the pianos
offered in this sale. You will rccog-
nize these sale pianos by their names;
old familiar brands of celebrated manu-
fncture are here for YOU to choose
from; nothing but standard made
pianos of highest type and reputation.
and always remember that guarantee
of the foremost house in Utah s music
industry insurcs the satisfaction of your
purchase as a valuable, permanent IN
ynefrnnut
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DEMANDS IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL.

The above facts tell the straight
story. That is, we are simply com
pcled to unload regardless of profits
some 200 pianos to first buyers, and we
emphatlcally say this sale is far more
important from an economical stand
point than VIC or any other piano
house have ever inaugurated before.
Indeed there is every reason to believe
that this sale will be over before many
days. While there are about 200 mag
nihcent pianos in this sale stock, rep
resenting a large valuation, the pianos
will be in reality very small number
to distribute throughout Salt Lake and
vicinity when one considers the tremen-
dous bargains offered here and now,
and the thousands Of people wanting
good pianos cheap.
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The American Woman s league is called
TO meet Tuesday afternoon nj o'clock
In the parlors OF the Kenyon hotel 10
elect a delegate and alterna;es to the
meeting OF the state federation OF Tom-
ems clubs In ogden October II, Il and 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01

The art section OF the La1les Literary
club Will meet Wednesday morning a,
1890 at the club house. Mrs w II.
Bntz will give q paper on "Benvenuto
Cellini' and Giovanni da Bologna
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01

The Miriam and Naomi lodges OF the
the Daughters OF Rehckah held their an
niyersarY celebration at The l. o. o, f.
hall Saturday night, The anniversary
purity 4 musical and literary pro-
gramme was also feature Of the en-
tertainment. Miss Ethel Carney sang
a pleasing solo, followed by a pretty
piano solo by Miss Bessie Mlcherson.
Miss Ruby Lang gave an entertaining
rccita ton. 4 well-playcd plano solo was
given by Miss Dngmer Slsdp. MIR James
and Mr., Philips sang 2 duct. which was
much enjoyed, An interesting recitation
vas given by NJ. Perry. Mrs. s. e.
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Tho Jewish Relief society has post
poncd It's meeting from next Thursday
afternoon TO Thursday, October L. The
meeting VIII he at 80 o'clock at the
B. b. hall
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The Utah Congress OF Mothers met sat
urday afternoon with Mrs Mary Gilmer
Bishop + ). Spaiding made an excellent
address on the Relation of the Bov TO
the Home and to the state. Mrs {, y.
Kipp gave a strong paper on Civic
Righteousness" The paper was rartlcu-
larIy appropriate at This time OH account
Of the agitation along civic lines by the
Sal, Lake women. 5 general discussion
followed Mrs KRIS paper In whI'h local
conditions were touched upon. rnc an
nual address OF the president Mrs {.
F. Allen. was read by Mrs. II, c. Cav.
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The regular meeting Of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy next Fri
Friday October l3 7 ne meeting will i've
With Mrs. Charles II Bodcn on First
South street. The annual election OF Of
hcers will be the feature OF the meet
ING.
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EXAMPLE OF A FEW OF TIE
MANY BARGAINS.
NEW PIANoS-GROUP A.

Beautiful medium size, l-3 octav
pianos Choice of mahogany, walnut Q
oak cases. Regular price $3.50, NOV
1925.