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Show Continued from page 1 ;i it a tom doth h could (till pi if th fool Eut, instead of applattic, would dnw ridkult And d.KOVct Liu.silf too t&Uvb cxpot- - C. ed To "act well hit part" in Gandhi's are invited. It is largely to the people of the state outside Salt Lake City that the fair association looks for the support that assures continued success. On behalf of this venerable and worthy state enterprise, thia newspaper bespeaks the support of its readers. The Benefit Bridge Club was entertained Friday at the Women's dub-rooby Hostesses Agnes Williams and R. C. Parks. After a very dainty one o'clock luncheon, card tables were arranged and the prize awarded to Mrs. Frank Peterson. clothes. Miss Myra Obrsy entertained at a For, while I'm a Charlie Chaplin fan. I believe hU clothes helped make the dinner party Sunday at her home in Covers were laid for man Garfield. eight And Charlie I feel will not find it at an attractively planned table. Fall worth while flower in low bowls formed a pleasTo discard his clothes and adopt ing decorative scheme. Gandhi's style, For be would feel awkward and appA committee, comprised of Mrs. ear ill at ease Fern Coon, Mrs. Jess McArthur, and Dressed in the modified B. V. D's Mrs. Lcda Fergesou entertained the That well adorn Gandhi's form so L. F. A. Club at - special meeting spare Wednesday evening at Mr. Coon's Bat on Charlie would be only under- borne. A delicious bot supper was ser. ved at one long table,attnctivcly planFor "East is East and West is West" ned. with early fall flowers forming chAnd never the same shall they be arming decorative notes. Tables of dressed. bunco were later arranged and prizes awarded. , page I been held since 1852, Mrs. J. A. Phil pot entertained at It was the old Deseret Agricultural a dinner party Snnday ia compliment tf Manufacturing Society that foundto Mr. and Mrs. Lyland Kirk and ed Utah'i fair. The society. In turn, small daughter, and Mrs. Anna Wah-li- n w ae founded by territorial legislative of Salt Lake City. Covers wets Tbia venact the preceding winter. laid for at an attractively planned erable organization continued in extable. istence until 1907, when the present Utah State Fair Association was creat- - ' , J7S t Not only did the Deseret Agricul-raB Manufacturing society promote the state fair, but continued n year- -' round activity ia behalf of agriculture, horticulture and stockraiiing in this new country. It established, other thing, the first agricultural experiment farm west of the The location it that reMississippi. cently chosen for the new Salt Lake too, at the entrance of Emigration Protective Galvsalalsi Galvanizing la a pieces by which metal uheeta and other parts passed through a pot of molten nine taka The Womens Club entertained at a public card party Monday evening at the clubrooms. Nine tablet of bridge were arranged. Prizes were swarded to Mrs. Clyde Kanol, first and Mrs. consolaRalph Henroid of Garfield, Mr. and first tion. Mr. O. A, Sonne, R. C Parks consolation. Light refreshments were later served at the small card tables. Color la Caasols , n protective coating of that singular f soon to I Camels metaL Tho coaling must bo thia color variation the! enough to permit forming Into fret from tho domesticated a nl nuila spouting, cornices, gutter, etc affect oo manyand albinism. Black melanism without cracking, nnd oo permitmelantlca, are ting corrosion to tako place at tho camel, presumably Nubian ramel rare. exposed portion, and thick enough aoema to provide satisfactory durability la of very light ahadai Thia howeolor strain, to a bo regular against tho affects of atmospheric ever. and not a case of albinism. gases, moisture, etc. on S2 King Davy's UetapW Tho International Critical Com mentary of the Bible saya with rw tpect to tho verso where King David makes reference to renewing "thy youth like the eagle a, thy tha metaphor undoubtedly originated la the known longevity of tha oagla and tha fact that oven at the present time an Infirm or ailing The aw nagla la hardly knows. dents were superstitious la tbela veneration of thin bird, and endowed tt with many supernatural power which do not exist la acts 'i The marriage of Robert I- son of Mr. Ellen Marlor of Magna sod Fern S. Jacobies of Midvale was olmenized the first of the week in Salt Lake City. The young couple plan to make their bom in Magna. ntjl Mrs. Forrest Radebaugh bet bridge dub Wednesday at her borne on 3rd East street. After a delightful one o'clock luncheon, which was served at on long table, three Special bridge tables were arranged. and Davidson Pete Mrs. were guests Mrs. A. J, Radebaugb. Prizes at high score were swarded to Mrs. . H. D. Guff, first, Mrs. T. A. Hansen second, and Mrs. Davidson, guest priz, ber Mrs. Vert Haws entertained bridge club Saturday evening at her home on First West Street. An attractively arranged , seven1 o'clock dinner Fashions for Smart Woman --- T faot a Mrs. was served at one long table. William Breeze was a special guest. Tablet of bridge were later arranged and prizes awarded to Mrs. Harry Norris and Mrs. J. R. Jarvis. a The American Legion Auxiliary met Thursday evening at the Utah Copper Clubrooms for vjstallation of officers. Mrs. H. T. McShane of Bingham was (he installing officer. After the business of the evening, a program which consisted of tbs following, was given; piano solo by Miss Grace Furrow of Garfield, reading rendered by Mrs. Emma Elder, vocal solo by Mia Alice Gardner, and dance by Mim Julie Sutton. A very enjoyable time was bad by alt. Wv " -- Pi X' canyon. It was called "Deaeret tA BREAKER A STICK SUSPENDED ON PAPER I The Utah Sutc Fair continues to progress. It is distinctly I state show, as opposed to a metropolitan attraction to which people of ratal districts VIVID WOOLEN WITH BLACK HERE 4 1 STXKT DAT ree assse an dlsptejrtaa this snihlw which shows how tho LaaCa Is trowing. Cst yowr .WITHOUT INJURY TO A SINGLB PERSON. t ftirrrniM awiyr t They are. They're docking to this store. Signing the pledge of the Silvertown Safety 4.- . vy - r ... VH. EaAiuse1 CmtMm narrowest houta In Canada and probably tho narrowest la THAT thaAmerica la located1 at No. Donacena Street, Cue bee City? t At tha ton of tha front stepe It hat a maximum width of 7 faot inches. It w9 built In 1849 and rented for 109 a month.. It ia still occupied,' an all time For fob Fine grscD oF overalls , Sign the pledge, follow' the rules. You, your family, will be aafer. . We will put the handsome chromium emblem of die League on your car, identifying you as a SAFE DRIVER. Without coat.... Come in now. Thereto Burn iagmu..,' m every 9 pair oP ning wild from birth, prey moat successfully. Friends of cats and birds will learn much from a pamphlet on cats recently .published by the State of Massachusetts. milThera are about twenty-flvlion cats at large In the fields and woods of this country. They destroy, on aa average, from two to twelve birds a day each. These birds, if spared, would each kill thousands of harmful Insects every day. And the plague of Insect pasta, cut worms, grasshopper, wee rlla, potato bugs, etc., that tow ment tho tamer, would bo less dangerous if It were not for the million cats that mats twenty-flv- o a living killing birds, and eating young birds in the nests. Tha cat's history, often written, la one of tho strangest ups and downs. Worshipped aa a god, hi India, tho cat in various European countries. Franca, Germany, island, waa totured, each year, ea certain feast days, and in Scotland, impaled on a spit and roasted, , In great fire. In ancient Egypt, the cat worshippers neglected tin burning buildings, to tare their One clever warrior, holy cats. down the value of hla farm. at nip' h Cats do their and are not seen. They cannot 1 cured of the habit, which la Inborn and they should be treated kln-bird-killin- g d-- asy faculties, keep my brakes, lights, and horn In good condition. To operate my ear oa liras which ossura a positive grip oa tho road aafa traetioo-o-od freedom from hazardous tiro failure. Mussolini himself. to m&srsTa 27GO t ifa u s 1 1. 1 if ' League authorities' are told tt J ahnntiny Chinese and capturing Chines city by Japanese sold- Is n lltUa matter with which C 1 need - not Interfere. A Chin-l Japanese commission will site Wamnko a generous trade-i- n allowance for your old, SU vert owns I doubtful tiros rids oa safety-taste- d - a And ti Clot And er His dt Was This recent scientific suggestions A learned Briton says that tnaulla would enable tho unemployed to hibernate as tha 'groundhog, bear and ether animals do In winter, curling up, taking In barely enough oxygen to keep tha heart going an eating nothing. Interesting solution of the, employment and dots prohle perhaps. Butvte thought of five or six' million workers and their families curled up in the dark, all winter. Is unpleasant c? Japan admires tho League E- la but Nations, theoretically, tera affecting Japan, that eoqntT caret aa little about, advice or direction from the League as 5 T 'if' P Aa -; 7- rvCi3G.(g lor Men should fly only when t! 9 birds fly. Urey have been flyL; for many millions of years, 1know. They do not Gy at or in a fog. or In very heavy wlti. any longer than it takes them to land and atop flying." method scientific keeps on army to destroy bblo that would protect him. He cti tN 8 Aim dents, said: sick room. Tho fanner who keeps ten ts twelve cats, to kill the rata In D bam and com crib, Instead of m.' I -- J Tb. An interesting read of Amertc sailed' on the Bremen reeei Chief Engineer Kettering of (Y oral Motors, discussing flying ae - TVcrx speed ia keeping with the saicty oi others as wall as myself. To keep oa the right aid aI tha road, accept when patting. To pass only whea I know tW are auapla tims and spaea nevsc aa blind cwrvta or whan nearing tha crest of n kilL Tt go through intersection only whan I have tha right of way. Tt observe all traSe signals. T give signals myself that can ha clearly and eadoratoed, before turning sr stopping as trafia. T drive only whan ia full poeieaiiou of at Mach At cat Cits fighting against tha Egyptian caused his soldiers to hold eats la their arms, oa they advanced. Ths Egyptian soldiers would not shoot at them, tor tear of hitting tt cats. Also, be tt remembered, a'carry diseases from one child to another, so that Intelligent doctors forbid the presence of a cat In 7 The Silvertown Safety League drive Vh ut. Vbo -- jrajr Ul 1c a The a fai To si it bi ac lad (Uiuj lad i "You bre; Did & "The tha i The Was . to Wc t No And old Said And , Lafc in OI 'A n ed. o MY PLKDGS AS A MEMBER T Gib Iowa Tha "cruelty society" should worry also about the birds, upon which eats, turned loose, or run- svsrwvywAW'nrwV)W'awvw . know so many people were WB didn't about automobile accidents. Li a.- -J pet" NEW LOW PRICE League. Putting die emblem of the League on their cart. Taking a stand against recklessness. We have pledge ready for you. The rules in this pledge were developed by drivers of die famous Goodrich Silver Fleet in nvs million miles op driving Ia laila I IJ!s 1 IL trust Societlea for prevention of enmity to anlmala are worried now about aufferlnc cats. Because of tha depression, many more than usual have boon turned adrift to shift for themselves, their owners mow In and neglecting the family JOIN THE Silvertown Safety League t3 V.'Lca EIrds teat the cattle. er stick of soft wood about two feet long and on Inch thick, two trips of paper with the ends pasted together forming loon, two sharp knives and a piece of hardwood, or an iron poker, are the paraphernalia needed for this trick. Hava two persons stand about three feet part and hold the knives extended. Place the paper strlDS over tha stick through the harp edge of the knives and suspend the two-folower ends of the psper loops. Bland off and strlka the stick a sharp blow la the center with the piece of hardwood or the iron coker, and It will break In two. Ia many instances tt has hew known that the paper does not even tear. . tosrriaht. WB U JSndhsrstl -- tU ry-- upon It . Iowa's State law compels tenth: cattle to make sure that they anj not tubercular, a good Idea, tinea children get consumption from tbs milk" of tubercular cows But tt earns a had idea to some low fanners and tt has been necessary to call out the militia to protect those that have been tent out to 10J Getting ready for school this fall means sapping Into a wool shantung frock in a vivid Algerian shade, fastening your wide black patent-leathbelt and pulling on a simple little felt hat in .the same bright shade. The frock will be tailored, of course, but tailored with a difference. Its skirt Is sure to be straight and slim, and is very apt to be seamed in panel effect and topped by a flattering little pep lum. Its bodice will be softly bkmsrii and hs girlish hollar may be made of erisp linen. As a final gesture of chic it may be embroidered with a monogram in black to match the belt Pictorial Printed Pattern No. 5763. Sizes 10 to 17 years 35 cents. Pictorial Perforate I Mrti'gnm No. L 3 inches high, 00 cents. X : Fly, C r - Gar- dens," and many present staple crops of Utah can trace their local ancestry back to teed plots in this small' area. From a single loom filled with the meager products of pioneer farms and homes (with prize livestock tethered to hitching posts) the Utah State Fair has grown to be one of the outstanding expositions in America. . Its livestock exhibits, in particular, feature entries from far and wide, foe the Utah awards are eagerly sought by stock breeders and fanciers the coun try over. 4 kj tjx r.rrm 1 Indias natives, under British law, must submit to modern methods of fighting the plague. Urey do not ilka thia and Cgt against It insisting on their rh,- t to awlm In, tha "Holy Ganges" River, although corpses of thocs dead of the plague may be finati. : nt & ,Yee and "Harmenlaa' Melodies are produced by notes Discovery of Insulin, marvelous In succession, harmonies by notes In combination. remedy for diabetes, becomes mors Important and marvelous In view of UsUdUs r W This j i j i , , 0 i MAGNA, UTAH 1 - - It It Is charming to aeo J7 v politely drawing In her breath Oriental politeness, saying to L , League of Nations: 3 "You attend to your business I shall attend to mine." J Brigadier General RelHy of t United States Reserve Corps, p forms you that In time of war, t Japanese prime minister, tar ' secretary, the war and navy taries, become dummies. ie.im.kr KM z won jam's stc |