Show Knitfed Things Demand Extra Care in Washing National Understanding I do not really believe that Great Britain and the United States understand each other better than do other foreign countries On the contrary I feel that we understand eaeh other less Harold Nicholson writes In VanFair ity We In England have a clearer Idea of what Is going on at the tank of the French mind nr even of the German mind than we have of those recondite and rapid emotional processes which constitute the public opinion of America You In the United States have often more understanding of the German mentality than you have of the A month mentality of Westminster on this continent has taught me one valuable lesson It has extremely taught me that understand nothing about the United States whatsoever Life' Retrospect No man need regret old nge who has left his work well done behind him — Carlyle ClcarYourSkin of fiimple& Anoint the affected parts with Wash off La Caticara Ointment a few minutes with C atlrsrs Soap and hot water and continue bathing for aeveral minute Nothing purer or better for skin troubles Write for epecial folder on the care of tho skin "Cutlcura Malden Ms Address: Dept 9 S FIVE NEW ARTHURS anyone ran sell: Hot ary Comb Advance Window Washer Tire Hoot (Tesnpp Kuhher Apron Moth Repellent Retail total $246 You recomafter urlnr mend Sent pnstpAld for AISTIN HPM UlTY (O Califs 1am J1S! 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They’re arid almost Indispensso attructhe able for sport and everyday wear and if washable as many of them are it's so easy to keep them clean Before sashing a new sweater test it to he sure the colors are fast an Inconspicuous porby sqiu—zlng tion in ileur lukewarm water for five minutes or so Knitted tilings often get out of shape when wet so to Insure restoring them to the correct proportions Just draw an outline on dean wraplel- ping paper hofore wetting lie Idcnl time to draw this (kntuily outline is when the sweater Is new before you have stretched the elbows ete Then this outline may be used each time you wash the sweater buttons buckIterance unwaslialile etc les and turn the swenter wrong side out Make rich suds with mild neutral soap flakes always have the suds ami rinse waters lukewarm or cool But In the sweater and wash by squeezing the suds through and through the material Never rub Wash qulcklv ho not soak colored garments Thoroughly rinse In plenty of or cool water Squeeze out Then roll the water— don't twist the sweater In a dry turklsh towel knead for a moment and unroll Imn't leave colored garments rolled up while wet Kuse the sweater Into shape on the outline If Iho sweater tends to shrink pin It in place on a firm surface as orf corrugated Use pasteboard or an old rug pins which will not rust When the sweater Is dry remove If from the outline turn it out and press It lightly using a dump cloth to remove wrinkles ami pin marks 424 and ACRES a Whole in One Day! Century We hare to epend ear money When we get the things we lark Bnt it isn’t sene forever We knew how to set it back HOME 1NDU8TRY PATRONIZE Michigan’s Population Michigan’s population multiplied seven times in the decade from 1830 to 1840 Razor Blades 50 for $100 Fite all Gillette refnnded if Money Post Paid Type Razors not eatiefactory COOMBS DRUG CO City Utah Lake Balt THIS WEEK’S PRIZE STORY la there not a tendency to believe that the larger city we trade in the better But quality we can find at $ lower price? haven’t many of us been dsafipointed? a step Going ELMO SCOTT WATSON IIK gates are thrown open and through them pour the thousands They surge down a broad thoroughfare — “the Avenue of Flags" where hundreds of banners of every color hung from “modernistic" of a kind you’ve never seen before stream In the wind that blows from off Lake Michigan And then the buildings and streets and avenues and terrnees and gardens and courts and lagoons that are Chicago' A Century of Progress swallow them up and tiieir places are taken by other thousands who follow close behind They are off upon a tour of the world — the whole world spread out before their eyes within the space of 424 acres Which foreign land will you visit first Mr and Mrs American and Young America? Shall It he Argentina or Algeria Mexico or Morocco From the hushed (iuuteinula or Czechoslovakia? solemnity of the Golden Temple of Jchol the Chinese Lama temple where the Mnnchu emperors worshiped I’mldlm and the other gods two centuries ago it Is Imt a step to a lively sidewalk cafe In the Montmartre section of Paris Would you prefer to he amused by d inclng girls wrestlers Jugglers and sword fighters In a typor to watch the nhnble ical Orientnl street finger of the handicraft artisans in a Belgian of portions tillage made up of transplanted The world Is Ghent Bruges and Malines? “your oyster" Mr and Mrs American and Young America All you bnve to do ts open It! No thrill In visiting foreign lands you say? And you never liked geography In school anyway? Then a trip "Farthest South’’ by stepping down Into the hold of the ship which Admiral Ilvrd sailed Into the Antarctic may not thrill you But how about stepping Into the bathyWilliam Beebe descended sphere In which 2200 feet beneath the waters of the sea or Into this featherweight aluminum globe In which August Piccard ascended r4000 feet Into the stratosphere? Certainly you can’t say “Oh everybody goes TIIUKE!" If A Century of Progress were "Just another world' fair” the fori going might be representative of "the whole world" which it offer But there Is another ‘‘world" which the visitor dishere — the world of science and Invencover tion the new world that has been created by the Ingenuity of mankind during his progress of the past century And this Is the world which offer lip thrills for unlike expositions of the past with the customary static row of still "exhibits” A Century of Progress is a show In motion Movement action things In the process of making or being Life! That Is the world that Is unfolded before your eyes One of the most important things in making this possible Is the diorama a small stage with r realistically pulnted background and three dimensional actors built In perspective In the foreground IMornmus have been used for years In museums' but here machines and chemical reagents take Molecules and the place of stuffed animals Ions perform for you You "see" a radio wave bringing you your favorite music or the voice of your favorite comedian You stand In front of one case and push a lever or tvvoand under your hand an earthquake Is produced geysers spout boiling water and volcanoes belch forth lava and gas For a moment you are a god on Mount Olympus! You stand before "The Transparent Man" a model of the human body heroic in size Your eye possesses the penetrating power of and you gee the nervous respiratory circulatory digestive anil muscular systems in action You gaze upon a cross section of a twig (enlarged many times) and you see the cells In it growing You are looking ut Life! t be hum in race’iiiTght The history te written In terms of its means of trHmqvortatioa So come down to tills Greek theater on the shore f the lake with Its triple stage including river nartior front as well as land anal and By Ir Ir of deeper we MISS BERTH assume might that from a different section of our couna better trade of try we could purchase prcducta But the sooner we realize that our are brtt the sooner product we can bring Prosperity to our West Intermountain Made Goods will do that for ns! 4 WAY Idaho Wilder SSI Seven Hills of Rome The seven hills of Rome are not but actually exist legendary & AWNING CO TENT Awnings— Camping Supplies "Everything in Canvas Goods Salt Lake City t70 S W Tsmplo SPERE Tents— A debt collector person who is lar call again DRUGGIST YOUR ASK is one unpopuasked to always APEX AN FOR HAIR OIL PRODUCT INTERMOUNTAIN paint distasteful to replaced by a pleas- The smell of some has been ant odor in a enamel HfflM Tree Grows High Eucalyptus The eucalyptus tree of Australia height of 480 to 500 feet attains a A8K THE by man (Some day will a future great American be born In one of those houses as a great American was born In that log hut which stands over there — the replica of a famous dwelling place which once stood near Ilodgen-villceived Ky?) 4 Robot the Mechanical Man who can do almost anything a real man can — after you press a button to start him! 5 Inside the log walla of Fort Dearborn From this little palisaded fortification of a century and a quarter ago grew a modern city of more than three million people 6 Young America’s dream realized! What boy himself hasn't visualized actually "running a real train"? Here it le — something of a miniature it is true but "real" nevertheless — ij Before you pass the pageant of travel — rumbling oxcart Conestoga wagons locomotives post chaise and railway cars of a Yankee clipper sldp Robert every description Fulton's steatnlu ut the first automobiles the right's first airplane and the giant vehicles of land and sea and air of today You see a whole century of history passing Jn review before you (I 'id you by chance drive your own ear here? Bo you know how many parts make and what takes place up a modern automobile under the hood to "make it go"? In one’ place you see the whole process of making an automobile from the time the raw ore is converted Into steel until the shiny new car comes off the action assembly line Movement things in the process of mnking or being Life!) The whole world In 424 acres and a hundred years In one day! Yes even more than a hundred years Over here Is a buildiug from which “the centuries look down upon you" It ' is the Maya Temple the famed Nunnery at Yucatan relie of a civilization that was old old old when Ooitimbus touched the shores of North America And two minutes walk from this building with Us fantastically carved walls and Its briUuvot wtonr are'TIie' houses in which we may find ourselves living during the next few years — steel houses jflHss houses houses of undreamed building material of during an era of brick wood and stone construction houses which are unlike any houses ever before con FOR BEET SUGAR part of the crowd of children who throng that wonderland the Enchanted land every day 2 Replica of the Golden Temple of Jehol seat of worship of th Manchu emperors and the finest existing example of Chinese Lama architecture 3 "Bozo" — He live! He breathes! H roll! And h is one of the many devices on The Midway "the City of a Million Lights" which provide the thrills dizzy turns flops and spins for A - Come to the Hall of Social Sciences and look upon another type of history social history the history of an American family It is a revolving The First the Colonial family appears stage women are spinning weaving drying fruits and meats while the children play at the work of their elders A screen descends and the family appears In a house which Is part of a village a with church school and community Out of the village leads a boggy a courthouse with a road over which a horseman struggles stagecoach The stage evolves to show the family of 1033 — city dwellers In an apartment house with telephone and radio Cans on the shelf show the nature of the food supply Outside one glimpses amusement houses parks schools and factories The boggy road has been replaced by the motor highway and railroad while an airplane soars above Just a bit dizzy Mr and Mrs American from Into at the whole world compressed looking this small space and watching the centuries roll past your eyes? Better give heed then to lonng America’s plea "I want to go over to the Enchanted Island” — he knows he will find there the stuff of which childhood's dreams are made: a magic mountain down which to slide a fairy castle a miniature railroad and heroic figures of toys and story book characters How to get there? take’ the Sky Ride of course What Why the Eiffel Tower was to the Paris exposition and the Ferris Wheel was to the World’s Fair of 93 the Sky Ride Is to A Century of Progress They call It "the supreme thrill of A Century of Progress” But It Is more thnn Just the outstanding amusement thrill of the big show of 'S3 It points the way to a vehicle of transportation of the future an jaerial firry which So ‘Suspension bridges obsolete Its steel towers the highest structures west of New York ami Its rocket cars not only the progress symbolize of the past century hut the progress of the next century to come as well (C by Western Newspaper Union) HOME ONLY SUGAR Chares wrote a history of Alexander in ten books dealing mainly with the private life of the king JPEIP $3$ Climate Controlled Gasoline INTERMOUNTAIN PRODUCTS COLUMN Gentlemen Yeur check for the prize letter csire In mail and I thank yoa very much for the money It was as I surprise was not expecting it tho I wanted to win it more than I can express te you in mere words As money has not been eery plentiful with us lately yeur prize money will go a long way and will thin buy many I would othernse have done wit&out I will do all I can to boost for Made Goods and will feel under obturations to use them myself whenever I can Yon are doing a great work In offering nd awarding these prizes Monday’s Thanking jou stain I am mncerelr One ef the Prize Winners FIREWORKS EVERYTHING FOR 4t!i THE July ©a Write for Price List W II BINTZ CO Salt Lake Produces City Utah Most Columbia S A producer of largest (fO rf Emeralds is the world’s emeralds pr week will k Pld II I for the best srticle en "W hy you bm Intcrmoantaia — Similar to shove Send your story in prose or te Products Co unin P O Bo 1555 SMt Lake City If your story appears in this column you will ceive rhv'cb for iDj ' I - zhoold vm Week N 13:1 WNU— Belt Like City |