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Show v- - DESERET T Ate EVENING ;&EVS FRIDAY bb, u T 5 N0VEVIRER71X:X918" 1 IS coAST; ATTITUDE L When you bold fa your year Vaf cw infant, be aura that youitm can faal that and Mrs. J. W Edwards an Mr. "Wells has Been called on govern bofore Ha emvel you did all fa your power TOent business. to ve fa It a happy Inflxencft. the engagement of say tbat the thougbto and feat Hazel ti Mr.nd Mrg M Green annonnJ in AdeolUts daughter. at the expectant mother rreatlr afoct ictor Ajcton, the marriage of their daughter, Olive, the health aad dleposlttoa of the future InLieut John v fant. the A., marriage Jo J. Kenneth Thayn, which took place For arar half a century tboueande oftnn-- a U.S, chaplain fttn Mr. Thayn-lewho iuna sard the tin honored remon afternoon at Sunday to take place fof edy, Mather's Friend, eay that they entirely Immediately Tay.' Zachary Camp of the home bride the at o clock, nauaen, nervousness and tlwt peescaped iori Ky The bride will remain a 1th four culiar itiitrreaiuj faeli if to usual w(iara aa on Ninth" East street. The ceremony Jher parents until Mr. Thajr return. " U tare snaUieil. They thua press rvsd a " ' will be performed by Kev, P. A. imp- wonderfully brl,ht ar.j happy deposition, "'v.Cross of Red the The, rtOecfa r. which so auxiliary-markedly- upon the sobers The brlde fcln. popular women's Repubilcait club is meeting chi kb of the andr all day today in the Bishop' building. city, By the reculor use of Mother's Friawd the baling society girls muacle are and made and elutle soft kept XJent, Axton is a son of Major John T. to readily yield to nature's atetnaad for exU- - S. A., who V(,MrR,Aleftyeaterdayfor usual was wtthoat the wrenchinc pansion Aon, ,I,rona strath. chaplain, i her daughter, I, Tbs aerrss are not drawn uoa, and as a formerly a resident of Salt Lake. Lieut. Mrs. Jay Hyde. consequence the expectant mother it calm and senna and the nlrhls are not disturbed Axton has recently returned from The N'eedlecraft club is meeting this with nervous twitching", aad tbs dials is expects to return there or franOp, and of joy and happiness. One i afternoon with Mrs Wllda Kunkel at to go to Siberia. Write the Bradne'd Regulator Company. her home on Lincoln avenue, the time Dept. K, Iamar Building. Atlanta, Georgia, A dabclng party will be given this to be devoted to Red Cross work. for their Motherhood Bonk, of raise to every of home Lester L. and yet a buttle of Mother's Friend at the Mr. woman, evening your diuyyiat and begin a treatment Gardner, tier assistant hostesses being- . Mrs. H I Sprague, who has been from will that being real remits. Leone,- Kener- and Mi&Mary Rus- visiting in California, has returned o Jds The- Bffatrat Mrs. Salt Lake. Mft; Charles, Vlncetlt, formerly Miss Hazel KAdut?rs tb bndof Mrs Fred A Hale left yesterday for Kener, a recent sewlnlf-serion- t -. i Good Springs, Nev., called there by the usu Illness of her son, Fred A. Hale, Miss Marjorie Pearson entertained an Informal knitting party Jf from Influenza. yesterday at Mrs. s reG. E. in honor of Stapleton, a Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cheever have re cent bride, the decorations being in Miss Dorothy' M, Magoffin, tfho turned from their "wedding trip and ' aves chrysanthemums, ipid tea servetLiliut W88hl"Kn- Dwas The ere hostess home 8,h?rtly at at Mrs, afternnon.t "he the Bradford. lug Cheever was formerly Mrs. Lulu Houtz'?,0 K w!.hJ S asfist.d by Miss Helen Betties. hydrographic survey, Bishop. sfie been office has locally employed, Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Wells left was guest of honor jesterday at a yesterday for Washington, D. C there I. The Red Cross unit. D. A. R., Is luncheon given by a number of young girls who are "also connected with the Shite enginec'r's office Mii? -- Should Profit by the Experience l ofTheseTwoJVVomen TO UTAH T. I am the mother of four chfldren, and three years I suffered from a female trouble with pains bn my bat k and side, and a general weakness. I had professional attendance most of that time but did not seem to get welL As a last resort I decided to try Lydia E. linkhams Vegetable Compound which I had seen" - advertised In the newspapers, and in two weeks noticed a marked improvement. I continued Its Use and am" now free frdm pain and able to do all my houseMrs. B. B. Zuclinska, 202 Weiss Street, work. Buffalo, N- - Y. Buffalo, pre-nat- , 1 one-of-th- -- ' . Traffic Service Bureau Points Out Injustice - of Present Freight Rates on Fresh Meat. Wrrickett of the Traffic Service Bureau of. Utah, sent a wire last evening to Luther M Walter, assistant director of the division of public service and accounting of the federal d administration, . reading as folA NAG FIR H , Our letter to you, Nov. 8, and telegram- 12th, regarding petition- - Ogden Packing company for readjpatmeut car load tales on fresh meat Ogden, Utah, to Missouri river and east. Just received telegraphic' advic- e- that . San Francisco committee recommends no reduction to .Omaha, , My opinion Union Pacific attitude toward proposition largely responsible for such action, from which it would be evident that the continued policy of building up business of Missouri River packers will be detrimental to Utah packera Could understand If carriers were operating under private control. But not underAbont Croup. l. under present federal If 'your children are subjeet to standable Can you not do something to afCrop, or If you have reason to fear ford immediate relief as petitioned their being attacked by that dlsense, for you should procure a bottle of ChamMr ys the matter Is of berlains Cough Remedy and study special" PrjoketL Importance because the Ogden so ; in ease Provision the directions for use, that company has Parking and meat, aggreof an attack you will, know exactly been and le now shipping a tonnage In excess of three what course to pursue. This is a fav- gating to million the pounds government end orite and very successful remedy for to the Alllee. Attention of the admln- is that it you and important croup, iatrationli called to the fact that while observe the directions carefully the rate on cattle to Omaha la 42$ cents Advertisement. per hundred , the rate on fresh or frosen meats Is $1 75 per hundred. or 280 per cent of the rate on cattle - The rate on y cattle to Chicago la 80$ cents per Russell Morris Writes dred. and on fresh meats $2 per hun. 1 y e, Every Sick Woman Should Try UDIA E.PINKHAMS - - for-nearl- Portland, Ind. I had a displacement and suffered so badly from itrat times I could not be on my feet atalL I was all ruh down and so weak I could not do my housework, was nervous and could not lie down at night I took treatments from a physician but they did not help me. My Aunt recommended Lydia E. Pinkhama Vegetable Compound. 1 tried it and now I am strong and well again and do I give Lydia E. Pinkhams my own work andcredit-KimblCompound the Joseph inb 935 West Race t, Portland, lad. ruil-roa- lows- N- - VEGETABLE COMPOUND lYDIAt.PINKHAMilEDICINeCaLYNN.MAaS. con-'tro- -- used in chemse dress silhouette is to be misleading., At first UR 1y thought one" visualizes a shapeless, smock-lik- e garment. This is entifely erroneous The chemise type of dress, correctly interpreted, merely means a r, dress the appearance of a definite flare. The majority of frocks of the chemise type show some form of belting, though the belt indicates rather than clearly defines the normal THE term a slip-ove- that the straight line dress has had such a strong and continued vogue for several seasons is attributed the .absolute dearth of corset style changes ' Cntil a few seasons ago the figure silhouette changed at least once a were garments year. Sometimes straight and rather loose. Again the normal figure silhouette would be followed, Sometimes high wdist effects were favored. Again the long Ru sian or , Bulgarian .styles dominated. Corset manufacturers then had opportunity to introduce new style corsets every season, with correspondingly large sales. Now a woman only needs to buy a new corset because all her old corsets re worn, out, not because the style has changed. The little frock shown In the sketch, a smart taifleur for utility wear. Is of the 1918-- 9 chemise type. Velveteen, serge, satin, or a heavier material may be used for the dress. The back is cut exactly like the front. The waist is made over a lining which fastens In the center front, and the front panel and back are fastened Invisibly at the shoulder, giving the r, dress the apeparance of a inasmuch as the fastening is not seen. Sleeves are straight and fitted, and UH a Jittle cuff of self fabrfRished ic- embroidered to match the girdle. The use of fringe on 'this dress Is one of its attractive features A section of fringe, nearly Bkirt length, is set on at either side, relieving the of the dress. -severity If serge is used for this dress, embroidery In angora wool would be effective. If satin or velvet is used, heavy silk i!os or bead embroider Tailored may be employed. For The Deseret Jiews ! . , Russell Morris, son of Mr. and Richard P. Morris, writes his parents under date of Oct. 23, from France, that ha Is In the hospital, not wounded, but slightly ill, and that he expects to be back with his company In a week. He was with the, fighting 91st Division, and among the 389 picked men who went from the 145th Utah Artillery to France In June. He was sent to the front with the others, immediately on his arrival, and has seen active service almost continually ever since. Mrs. prices: also that the rate on frosen meats between Utah points and Chicago and Omaha should not exceed the rate. on cattle, and that to avoid dlscrlmlna-the rate between Balt Lake and Ogden to New York should be reduced from the present rate of $3 (9 to $1 948, the rate on cattle, from Utah pointa te Chicago, from $1 to $1.26, and from Utah $1.76 to It cent points to Omaha from Mr, Prickett aaya no reasonable argucan be ments advanced, either from a Slrrp and Rest. or competitive standtransportation common causes of point. which can Justify a domestic rate One of the most minimum weight 21,00$ on is meats, fresh Insomnia and restlessness indigestion. Take one of Chamberlain Tab- pounds, from Utah points to Chicago, lets immediately after supper and- see if you is not rest better and sleep better. They only cost a quarter. Advertisement. Belgian Woman on Thoratoa W. Borgesa. R KDTAJ L KEITC ATS Iirs TORY. OBODT loves -- Redtall the Hawk. He Not that Redtall cares. doesn't. Redtall, like all the other Would members of the Hawk family. rather have folks fear him than love him.' He glories In hts strength. He positively glories In his fierceness. - He of the-Htt"enjoys seeine'fhe fright- some of the feathered people, and of little people In fur. when he appears. 8o, perhaps It Is no wonder that none would believe this strange story of the great bird -- which had darted out from the heart of the cloud. In fact Redtall, when he came to think It over, almost doubted It himself. He dldnt blame his neighbor for not believing him. It was too big a story for anyone to believe. After a dav of two he began to wonder if it. As the days he went by and nothing-- more was seen or the strange bird he almost dreamed himself, e that . he. .'had he went sailing It. Then round, round and round, round and the clouds higher and hlahrrbe! to nrd$ "faeli row eld robber, what's the ' he was hardly until toi those more 'iKan a speck i. irkv the Ctow, matter with yen f drataaded Blacky, or the on edpe sitting; on a fence po.ptRddtail aa only he can when he Is In a tip there. sky the Old Pasture, saw He was headed for the Green Then something drew Black s Forest and it was very plain to see and for a few minutes he forgot that was In a tremendous hurry tp he about ftedtall When he did look ofagain get there.. the ItedtwU wws shooting dow trout If I know anything about' It that fellow ts scared almost to.des.th." muttered Blacky. "Hello! Whats that humming noise ?V He looked this way and that way. up, NJown and around, but there was ho one and nothing to be . seen. Overhead a v great fleecy cloud floated, but who ever heard of a cloud AT REDUCED RATES IN OUR humming? Black spread ki wings and flew straight over to where he knew TO THROUGII-CAR- S he would" find "Redlail the Hawk. Blacky ts one of those who. is -not . much afraid of Redtall, Well you old robber, what's the matter with you now?1 demanded discovered Red-ta- il , Blacky when he had among the thickest branches - of ahiding hemlock tree. Hare yon been seeing things arsin'" j It was-Ju- st Redtall nodded; as"I " told ybs before. Blacky, said her- - I , had just about made up my mind that Our through cars are loaded at our I must have dreamed about that big but- - I didnt No warcjiouse by our own packera, who bird, slree, thl It happened didn't!- are careful men, experiencedin again I as was before, Just . class of work. today on way up the edge of that cloud when there Don't ptu-- on "lilp to any point- with- out of the heart Iof It dartedhe that terrible stranger. had roe thought out first consulting urn. . that time for sure. And such a noise I dont suppose you as he made! m,-bit Is true, every word of M, A, Keyser-Firepr- oof Blacky scratched his head though- I heard a Strangs humming fully.- ... 3 sound," said he. ' SSI V. Second South SireeL. hr ext st oryx Blacky the Crew's Terrible Experience. Salt Lake fltK 1918, by T! V. Burr""" 1 and tCopTlght, 5122 , 5:i Phonos Mas. fa OMAN CHARGES ASSAULT. Alleging that the defendant Is the father of her child Amy Agner has filed suit In the Third district court against A. T. Tebb. The plaintiff alleges an assault upon her by Tebb at Panguitch, Utah, more than a year ago. Allegation is mads tbat her health has isen ( BEACOJt -- VteBuij For Cash i CLOTH $1.00 YfE SELL -- Denver San .Francisco Los Angeles and Southern .California x k be-li- rv ut JitQrsge.Compiny . . - i Your Best Asset A Skin Cleared By- - CuricuraSoap 4 Tilpt At 'itmpM' wag fr 9mm . CHmtmm Oadlrm. W Juvenile Dept, at the Boston Store trmp Tremendous Unloading of Juvenile Appar Tomorrow el"-Com- e Influenza has upset our business plans played havoc with trade did not come" down town. mothers and children BE UNLOADED: .MUST tomorrow. Come - and buy cheaper we sell for and all stocks are marked less than at other stores. - cash only SCHOOL EXPECTS ; TO . OPEN MONDAY . A Combination Good Qualities , ' invrtesyour attention to Buy apparel for your boys and girls. The opportunity is yours. The "purpose of this Sacrifice Sale is to turn stocks whice we must have. , Grapetiub THE $1.00 AND $1.25 VALUE- sweetenings, -: required. Entire Stock of BoysSuits : $12.50 Suits $ 1 5.50 Suits Needs but little -- milk or cream. , Fine with evapo- rated milk. - Keeps : indefinitely - Not a particle of waste. A wonderfully attractive flavor There so Reason" Grape-Nut- s. - 79 cents No No cooking. U Pf.X Arthur A. Allens - ouce-mor- ' for-thos- e The big price cutting sfartSaturday ' ed Furniture Shipped - alliir day Safe: - st-hi- atten-nLu"-ti- We Sett For Cash " le hadn't--dream- "The local IhternftI revenue eollectef office announces that th return froeft statements- of capital stock filed been received .from Reptember.have Washington, D. C-- and that payment of the government capital stock tax. companies - filing during that month may now bo made. Currency, money orders, certified post office checks and bank drafts will be but personal checks will Mot. av-tio- Bath Robes Mme. Victor Horta, wife of a Belgian architect who is also dean of the School of Fine Arts In Brussels, 4s visiting this country to raise funds for care of homeless Belgian children, under the auspices of the Belgian government. She is scheduled to visit this In furtherance of her city shortly. work. Mme. Horta has been In the trenches where she narrowly escaped with her life from grenades thrown by Soldiers, and her husband was German Frock Trlnuneu in Fringe exiled from Belgium by the Germans and Fan broidery. for declaring Germany would be called on to make full reparation for the damage done there. Mme. "Horta more notable buildings In this country, with a view to using them as models in the home reconstruction. fcy i Childrens Fund Raising Mission slip-ove- - 1 From Hospital in France Capital Stock Taxeti :an-tha- Fro-lcag- hun-,ar"- waist line. To the fact n and New Torkr that Id higher i tancea there la a ahrlnkage which the rate on cattle, -- A higher ratelnot be recovered. Mr Prtckett aaya the combined coat la arbitrary Sixty carloads Of froicH tntatd were . of shipping a carload of cattle to o and ahlpping the dreaaed beef by the Ogden Backing ft vision company during the past thre; from that point to New York, only 28 230 3321 M compared, with $427 21. For months, averaging pounds per car ot which. 218 801 pounds was ahlpping the products produced from hlPPd for export to the British gov. one car of cattle from Utah points to eminent and the remaining 1.475,199 New York gives the Chicago packer waa consigned to the depot an advantage of $105.81 pep car of cat- Poutd Quartermaster of the Inlted States tie over the Utah packer. The Omaha a' 9n this the company packer ba an advantage of $10211 per over $14,00 In excess of the) car over the Utah packer, and the Chi P' which would have been exacted cago packers advantage over the Utah charges for transporting the same amount of packer at Chicago is placed at $132.18 meat shipped on the hoof to the Chicago per car of cattle In thla way, Utah Interests packera are threatened, and ifpacking the admlnlstnt' Aa E cosmic Waste. tion continues Its policy of discriminaUtah packers hold that it is an eco- tion In favor of the Omaha and Chicanomic waste to ship livestock long dis- go packing houses, there will be little tances when It ean conveniently be Incentive for the building up of the slaughtered near its point of produo- - pecking bouse industries in the State tion. .'In transporting livestock more of Utah, Attention is called to the the cattle muiit fact that the Commercial club donated equipment la required, be unloaded In transit (or feed and a large sum of money to locate the water two or three times between Utah Cudahy Intereats in Salt Lake, and If n the packing Interests of this state are points and the Missouri river, the erage loading capacity for dressed meat to be curtailed and rgduced to lower on le greater than fee animals the terms, the question arises, will not such hoof; stock eara must be returned donations be largely wasted? empty, wblla refrigerator care are loaded with merchandise for the return No Students Received. trip; livestock cars must be cleaned frequently and disinfected at the expanse of the earriera, and out of the transThe University of Utah announces portation charges the carriers must that it will not receive civilian students until the quarantine has been lifted by -Then In shipping livestock long dis- - the stale board ot health. Omaha -- These suits are made Suits $20.00 Suits - - .;:. . . I 9 o $15.00 Famous Bamberger, Ivan Frank snrt Roy at Brand all wool fubrkw. In wonderful range of patterns, CTol hlng." .... BOW tl.00 SCHOOL BLOUSKS , :t"T. BOVS 75c SCHOOL -- for Saturday- j.i . a ft & id GIRliS' MIDDY BIAHSKN , "J" , Values to $1,75 ; GTRI8 WIVTFR COATS AND SURGE DRESSES CENT DISCOUNT. -- Saturday on 15', PANTS LONG SUIT YOUNG MEN'S IUnl, Value to $25 00. Sizes up to 3 tailored. .,,, ,,,.,,t,,i,ti BOYS 1.00 AND 1.25 HATS ' " - " - df5 0ft qld.WW . ....... 69cJ Special 10 PER' - . .... ... to 5, year - : -RADTEe MERCERIZED PKTTKXKVTS . $2.50 value , - . WOMENS ONYX HOSE M)c YAIifES FOK 1 Fluent 59c $1.00 CVI-- H -- 9.95 it'iisf'ot(if( $13.50 490110$ S 17.50 of good material, they-loo-k nice and will ; - stand rough usage. - One of these $10 Suits $ $1 195 - 3&o ' vw. |