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Show ilWiMflV v k i. t ju 4 , ig i 4 ' 2fcRjr'.c . j 5 ? f'V ga- rr v l JUE DESERET EVENING NEWS TUESDAY FairEanks Brothers in Service 4 1918 meal Clothing for Ideal Vacations Registration place for the twp Salt Lake county division for the registering, Wednesday, of young men bav. , year log arrived at the age of alnce thF first selective army service been have one year ago registration anonunced The Jordan river divide TUo registration the two divisions places follow. Diet lea ha 1. Bingham City. Copperfleld. Phoenix. Lark L M Nelson, registrar. Corn-mtal club. Hingbam ' Bluffdale. Riverton, Herrlman, South Jordan. Vkelby, West Jordan both Plx-tnregistrar, Riverton 'schoolhouee, Riverton. HunBennion. Taylorsville. Granger. City, ter, Terminal, Brighton, Garden North Point. Redwood road Alfred H. Press, registrar.- Granger scboolhoose. Granges. Magna Pleasant Green. Bacchus. Coon vi Ha Magna Hill. Leaching plant Or n L Barnard registrar, Magna old schoolhoune. Magna Arthur. Arthur mill Garfield.C Salt W. Smelter works Potash plant. Aldrich registrar local board office. Garfield club, Garfield n, In whatever kind of summer play full that you indulge, you realize benefit and joy comes only when you are both appropriately and com- - r V fortably dressed. Dlviedoa Wa X All registrations In division No. 2 will - s be made at Paternal hall, Murray, DEXAMIR FURBAVHS. 'Letter from Delamar and Ortho Fair bank, eons of J. B. Fairbanks, w11 known local artist. fcrlnxrord that they are making good progress in their respective branches of mill tary service. From letters of Detainer F airbanks to his rather and mater. Mrs. F. J Tates, it Is learned that on March 1. ha had completed a course of study at Ban Diego and would on April 1 .become a rated quartermaster. A professor of the Columbia university went to San Diego to offer a course of study of the gasoline engine to some of the best qualified men Mr. Fairbanks passed, the examination with a few others and is now studying the gasoline engine for aviation in He the Columbia university, N. T. Pel-awear east by a southern route to bay. Ha there met Jordan Knight of this city, who is expecting to ' leave for Franca any time. From there he went to Peekskfll, tho rifle out ho six for , range, where camped days sad where they had rifle prac- -' quite an Iks every day. 1 am1 not expert, he said, "but am a sharp shoo tar. In writing of New Tork. he says- "This is some town. I can't find any and 1 can't get lost. I have ' place been looking for the Latter-da- y Saints headquarters and can nob find 1C I was oa the Woolworth building today looked north bat could not see out of town although I could see about II miles over II miles, and about soma the ocean. It sura is height to look from. The people below look Ilka toys almost, they are so small But I expect to do some flying much higher than that some day but not for a while yet. According to what the boys say, who have taken this neurea. there is some studying to do ltjneanahardwork evcry night, so I may not write for a while. Tell the' folks nor to be disappointed for I want to grasp the opportunity and ORTHO FAIRBANKS.! make the best of it I wantlto become chief petty officer or what Is better a warrant officer or pnsign. "'We went to a dance given by the Huston girl college, to men in uniform. No girls were allowed but those invited, so it was quite a select were served affair. Refreshments PresL Wilson was stopping just across the street from where tho dance was and arrangements were made to take partners and go over and meet him We went over ,and sang two songs and the butler came out and said the president had gone; so wa returned again to the dance. I shall remain hero about six weeks then go to Detroit to the PackFrom ard Motor companys plant. there I don t know where we will go." Ortho Fairbanks. m . r A letter front Ortho Fairbanks, received Monday, tells of his assignment In a sanitary squad at Camp Lewis, and hints at a "long trip" eoon to be taken. The letter. In part, is as follows 1 have been transferred again and am now assigned to the sanitary squad. This organization is a new branch of the U. 8. army. Its duties are to locate good, healthful places for camping of tho army, to inspect all sleeping quartern and dee U they are clean and wall ventilated, to Inspect all kitchens and aee If all waste materials are burned or disposed of All water and milk Is tested and foods inspected. "This organization must Survey the camp sites to aee that there la good When there are etc. drainage, mosquito ponds near the camp they are drained or the water la oiled to kill The carpenter' the mosquitoes duties are to build all small buildings etc. Too can the for army, necessary see that it la moat interesting work. WeTiavaTrfthC-bimctro- r Brandegee --Kincaid Glothes To Prevent Bdchto. , Maks a regular habit of eating slowly, masticate your food thoroughly, and you may have no further troutake oe of ble. you should. Chamberlain s Tablets Immediately af ter auppor Advertisement, are tailored to give! cool comfort and perfect freedom of action, with style and fabrics, correct and in good taste to thevery last detail.' ; 7' -- How to Send Money To Prisoner of War Instructions as to the metfiods that should bo used tn sending money to prisoner! of war have ben booed by the postoffice department It the prisoner is in territory held be by the enemy, the money should sent to the American Red Cross by D. C., postoffice order to Washington. paying the regular postal money order fee The Red Cross, which ha connections with Red Cross organizations or other nations, will endeavor to transmit the money from there free of charge. If the prisoner ts tn territory held by allied nations the money order should be made on the foreign exchange form, with no fee. marked payee a prisoner of war" and forwarded to the exchange office, Now Tork. Whether you want summer clothes or strenuous or for easy outdoor recreation, or for just lazing around in solid comfort, we have them. ' given to every organization, this bonch got the highest average of any organization, even higher than the officers or the officer training school. I think I lucky to got In thi organization. A lot of fellows have tried to get tn and have failed. I was placed here through the personnel office, which places nsarly ail the special men In the camp. I think our place in tho war zone la at the Una of coms munication. y address win perhapschange again soon. If ao we will take a long fetli our squad. They are nearly all college man. In the psychological test trip." aA ww kz ZJ JH BIG ELECTRIC BARGAIN 1 Westtrn Electric Portable Sewing Machine and Portable Floor Lamp 1 i This Week Only Here is an opportunity to secure, at a rare bargain, two of the. most convenient and serviceable electric appliances obtainable --a W. E. Portable Electric Sewing Machine and a The combination rate at W. E. Portable Floor Lamp. which we are offering them for this week only will afford you a big saving. THE-HOM- r- , PORTABIp ELECTRIC v SEWING MACHINE ?Io tedkww, vn haunting pomp pomp with tho Portable Electric hewing Machine. Jnxtpomp the stitches and the electric current will do the guide rent. And ebve It la portable you cam carry this wonderfo little .machine. anywhere rooinme nr convenience. inquires. It works much more rapidly than the old style machine and at a negligible coat tor current only 1 cent for five houiW sowing. OF E BRANDEGEE-KlNdAI- CLOTHES D , Kearns-Buildin- PORTABLE ELECTRIC FLOOR LAMP. . g- ii. T light, attractive In appearance and cosily Id any direction, the VI. E. Portable Hoar lamp makes an Ideal lamp for the bedroom or adiiuq-ahl- o Wwtrta library, for sewing. Too can have It at any bright from three to six feet and ten cent tho light on yonr book, you r sewing, or any other object, no matter what its position. BUllEI "AH commutation fare will be ad- tlnatlon by bontlnnoua passage without vanced 10 per cent over present fare. additional charge. "Round-tri- p tickets, portions of Pnllmaa Service. which have been used prior to June 10. n on June or rout exc1u-siv- e field - Minimum by passengers for requirements use of drawing rooms or com- 19, shall b honored in accordance with add! without conditions tariff or are as original follows. section partments Two adult tickets for use of a draw- tional payment, except that they will be subject to the came requirements as ing room in sleeping car, one-wa- y tickets In respect to additional Two adult tickets for use of a com- payment for passage in sleeping or partment tn sleeping car. cars. SETS FORTH E! Here Is the Bargain a t This lamp regularly sells for $8.00. During this sale you can secure it with any of the three models of the Portable Electric Sewing Machine at the following"' highly advantageous prices: .SEWING MACHINES. Vibrating Shuttle Type Rotary ype Low Arm Single Thread XSX $47.50 59.00 68.50 lf Tbs following bu let In from - Saa Francisco is supposed to answer the asking many questions people ar about the effects of Director General MrAdooe new orders relative to freight and passenger advances: ' "All second class- - and mixed . class fare are cancelled - $41.50 53.00 60.50- VII er one-wa- y fares are camelled. "All round-trifares ar 'cancelled, except- - Local summer excursion faree, which will fce ncreased If per cent over fares already published for the 11T season All ronnd-tri- p ticket purchased and partially used previous to June 10 will be honored on and after June in on IV upon payment f p And remember,' they are both Western Electric products bargain Which means guaranteed quality. Its a one-wee- k only so make sure" by busring AT ONCE! - sddt-tion- ' 'Tb charges. latter when lh car. Extra charge for passage dv sleeping cars or parlor car (in tion to regular Pullman car traffic), will be as follows. In standard keepnt lf ing care or parlor earn, rn (oorist sleeping car, per imle cent per mile. AUp aid nonai rovtefc arearrangement . cancelled All y tickets are good only lor continuous trip, bo r. one-ha- Telephone Wasatch 500. - side-tri- XC J3C TCTOlTTrwc one-wa- stop-ove- .1; V 1 accom- modation are charges, used. will be a follow All Tares quoted will apply 91 for transportation tn coaches and cnaira Utah Power & Light Co. EFFICIENT PUBLIC SERVICE. Ground Floor, Kearns Building. . J - "Five adult tickets for exclusive use of drawing room tn a parlor cay. One and one-hatickets for use of a section. A fare of 1 pent per mile will be granted to soldiers or sailors tn uniform presenting to ticket agents copy of furlough or leave of absence certificate. This reduced rate is not granted to short-terleave smnnoTte given tn the absence of the certificates mentioned. Vaesengers e route on June 10 ontickets will be carried to dea- - - a m one-w- btate of Ohio, City of Toledo. , i Lucas County, oa Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney dk Cow, doing bosineso in the City of Toledo, County and Stato aforesaid and that said firm will pay the DOLLARS for turn of ONE HUNDRED Catarrh that ,acb and every casetheofuse of HALLS cannot be cured by FRANK J. MEDICINE, CATARRH CHENET Sworn to before me and subscribed In mr presence, this tth daxfcf DecemA. W GI&A90N, ber. A D. 1881. Notary Public. (Seal) Hall a Catarrh Memdlclue la taken through the Blood Internally and acta on the Muoous Surfaces of tha System. Send for teetlmonlal. free. CO. Toledo, Q. F J CHENEY . Bold by ell dru prints, lie. Hall's Family Pllla for constipation. Adrertisemant. as tb medical profession, to render the utmost service of which R ie capable. Trained i, necessary for success, personnel it not nlT ,bu mandatory, every trained nurse who --,s capable of sarvlc should com at this time and take uo that part df the burden which hers "Several thousand nurses am the U,0n Peraonnri Sfth2 parlor navy hospitals "Wbero a passenger makes stop-ovIn this country, large as well as several on and after June 10. tickets will be naval base In hospitals Eurooewn honored from stop-ovpoint only additional collection ef charges upon which have been mentioned above. h CODUo1 of "Scrip, while it will continue to bo owe most buffer." on sefe, will be honored at full one"Therefora, urge all woman nurses way first class far, and will not b , nhvswiw" subject to any refund." Jd experience who arc cana-b- l of undergoingprofessionally to forward and enroll service for dm. llmlnary eeroflmenUTiatIf f ' nea For Trained Nurses CrxJi SSfir congressional law. officers of the navy ar authorised accept civil ass, since from The Bevy wants several thousand humanitarian whrhhs! frganIJtlon. corses lh 10 days, as per the following tomrt. a. capably fulfilled ita pu circular appeal from Surgeon General W. C. Bralstsd of that branch of tho servico: Chronic Constipation. "Never before In history has there Perhaps you have never thought r bean such a great opportunity for the forward tt hut this disorder is due to a lack oursing-- profession to com of in the and reader tha greatest service possi- the moMnr food. If you will drink ble to man kind la earing for sick sad danc of water, eat raw and wounded- take lota of outdoor exercise,frubs yon may "A. large number of Baroeo win be be able eventually to overcome It n. required, not only Immediately, but tlrely. In the meantime for some time after tb war haa mild and gentle laxatives SlrongTid hush cathartics take too much water ended, to restore health, comfort and usefulness of maimed and in- oat C the system end make a bad of suffered because who bav matter worse. Chamberlain Tablets juredenormous the struggle now being ar easy and pleasant to take, and waged Ul Europe. "Tho nursing profession of tha In the called agon eountry is er for-wa- 1 im!!1 er naVr'recewTduaca0'! Naoyltsues Call ab! qi"" |