Show ’1 1 WTHE -A A’ “ I eh? V — HEBALD-REPUBLIOAN GITY SALT-LAKE UTAH MONDAY AUGUST 31 1914 "T H 1 r I f TEACHERS INTO BJv'wiikinsonk Mattle- Simons 5A-B Rhea Simons 6ACora’Pattersori’ 7A 'Rachel Edwards ?7B "Ltslo" Lacy Bradford A arnsworth 8B Emma Holland "8B Char les 'H Keeil MetaBoettcher:TGertrude Hartwell manu’alTtraining JOLSderbeYg ft f Alrvlng J X- As-i Olive ferris 'principal'-1A 2A-B Robinson assistant Simons 4A May Brown 3A'Edith Ekstrom ''bAy' Ure fB Susanna Hawes Rachel 7A3 4 y A-BZ - '': By (Copyright 1914 ’ McGure Newspaper -Mary Where’ Waist Going? Is ’ the Line Normandy Coast Aug 1— lower? Can it? -Irene T6A 'Alga Mills domesticscience Jean training Anna ouchb Jackiion’ J : List Jl'K l1 A r ‘ 7- X’ ‘V- ‘ ' ? o N-the Will Wr' - ‘ - r X VAX jx I ’L i ’’ -mi Gerber ’same DonnaGlanfield Laura Rudolph2A assistant BlancheDolman lino througha de6ade? The fancy of life's To 2B May Brown 3Aj Millie Levy the moment for the low sash or soft 8A Bessie Bancroft'3 B EmmaA Quayld ’ll 3B Sallje belt is an evidence of it ILK7o- inghams plaid and striped Devonshire cloth striped and plaidMRUDLK Augusta 4A May me Beamish 4B Amelia Assignment of principals and teach-crs- White and the 4B-5A Effie Over over dressmakers Clan Mirror plaid novelty plaid crepes and plaid ratine for the’ two high schools and the Weller Clayton 5A Mary crepes 6A Christensen5B Nora and no movement for a high waist the Schion Schools of Salt Lake for 6B grade Bertha Johnson is sooner the fashion establishedthan Smlthen7BGoldie Brookings ach&ol year 914-16' was’ announced Saturday 6A Lydia SCOTCH ANDERSON GINGHAM— 32 PUN JAB PERCALE— We areshowing a 8A 'White 8B anny b H some smart woman drops the waistline by Supt Christensen science Sue Corbett in Mahanny domesticr wide range of patterns in this wide regular 50c yard Q K widely D normal and the The list was approved by the committee manual training E Pearson fashionfar is below the by school and followed hundreds who on teachers and work Jefferson' known fabric—light medium and dark J by McCoy principal kindergarten evidently like it very well majorityof the members of W 36 in Opal Rice- 1A in colors: 1 EJ Mabel Thorup' Emma OLOTH wide individuallywithouta meeting Bledsoe- assistant DEVONSHIRE 1 The Russian blouse effect seems Lang 1A-B OC assistant Mildred it’s difficult to owing to the tact that thq meeting MyrtleCracrof never to really die material for women’s and yard called for thig purpose riday night Amy’ Tremayne A Harriet tell why women cling to it but no cojild not be held for lack of a McGee 3A Adela ‘children’s drekses and 30 in Teague 3B Rose concerted wide quorum M Roche IMPERIAL CHAMBRAY— teachers 4A Lois Jacobs 4B action of dress is seventy-five Minnie designers There to the two nigh schools thirty Miller 5A Carrie Romence 5B Ida yard of plain strong linen finish a splendid range 6A enough to wedge them from it the new’ high school and forty-five Roberts Mary Rose 6A7A Leah Martin 6B” Electa at tho west side high school Skeen Blanche The return of it this summer among George 7B Martha’ STRIPED AND PLAID CREPES— 27 colors and checks to select? from 1 011 A is of BarronMalin Alexander 8A all these fashionable Eaton supervisingprincipal folk 8B C L down here high' schools with I M Gillilan ungraded in both Wray wide regular 2§c yard regular 15c yard for “2 Leah Arnold domestic training science Marjorie is and' Ira D Travis as assistant principals amazing will be in Simmons Jessie ifor have Professor Gillilan they eliminated the Hutchinson manual True CLOTH— Adaptable for men’s side high school charge of the west follow: Polret-Bakst flare of the peplum The high assignments Lafayette LUPIN’S ABRICS— 27 in P PLAID schools — Ia H principal women’s and children’s night dresses and master J Coombs kindergarten or which was ’as much Persian as Rusinstructor training 1A Christensen manual Lenore Hurley Dorothy Jennings for wide a stylish fabric women’s and physical the general pajamas 30 inches wide 1 1A assistant Ruth sian shapeof the peasant W CE Webb Mabel Dailey Office assistants: Day Adeline and it matters 1 0 C Hurth’ 1B-2A Thackeray blouse is followed children’s apparel for all CJOr yard East side Martha Lillian ernstrom Agnes Wells 2B A Caroline it is called a coat Nalsbitt west side Cora Smith A Louise or serves Dobson Edna Anderson occasions yard East side Genevieve King 3B Irene V 4A Bessie gymnasiums: Smith blouse or the upper part of an f 32 in as a WINDSOR-PLISSE CREPES Alston A Elizabeth Patrick 4B Wright west side Addielee Sutton 27 in Saville Ida A CLAN MIRROR7 PLAIDS— wide Phoebe 4B Hamilton evening gown East Side wide— a beautiful range of Nellie Maude Martin A Martha Smith 5BA The niain idea for wearing it seems EIIrzM Dukes Manie Moffett of rich appearance Caroline A Nora Phillips Koch presents very colorings to choose from at to be the straight surface it Brown Haxel Stevens Winifred Dyer Nellie Hann 6B Evans Houtz A Katherine orrester Mildred Powers annie Galbraith 8A Schrack for the arrangementsof the sash The Alice Kyle yard Robert Hartley Clarissa domesticscience Laura SLeola oster manual a Ellerbeck' Jessie MaxwellElizabeth Mabel training Mark Cram toward present effort is directed GRANITE CREPES— 36 in wide These entirely straight Brown JohnAliceM E Cathcart that is STRIPES— 36 and 40 in wide Van silhouette Marion Lincoln silk Messmore Rowe are and cotton mixed fabrics suitable Reilly principal tie Pelt Caroline Tillie Evelyn kindergarten bust to well below normal Paine Hesselberg from part silk and part cotton an exception-S8”11”' Meta Vera ueger 1A CHffle for ladies’ and misses’ Boettcher MathildeC Domenge Canieron then a straight curve in inwaist line then street dresses Pollock' assistant Ethel Adelaide Gertrude Hartwell Ralph Abbott Garrett l! also evening frocks The season’s popular A Edna Jennings Hazel 2B Nelson assistant Bessie Smith dicated by a swathing sash Clare Morse Charlotte Daft Stewart J "TB Jlar-wooa Corinne Christensen SA wide sash Jennings 3B Bessie Wilcox 4A Jennie You remember that this wide Martha Tomlinson Emma shades Cl Ellingson 4B-5A 2K MamieClella Abbott began just a little above the hipp and ’Mary Mayne 6A Katherine Driscoll A McKeith-O’Brien them in true Orientafcjfash-ionh yard Co— Main loor West Side swathed’ 7A-B Clara vreaay Kener domestic Qual trough Hulda Young-berg science Bessie Daniels Carlotta JenIt had its bow in the back which rances lb Mil Ethel Connelly Dorothy Weber nlngs speedily found itself in front and now Ada Jane Elizabeth Barnard Burka Ruth Stored Sullivan Longfellow sash has slipped far Martin Alma the whole so down Virginia Bessie rincipal 1A Peterson Crabtree Thelma the figure that it has to be held up rancis lorence B eatrice 2A Thome Jennings Burton 1A-B Roche 2B-A Palmer Emily Gertrude Nortorw Von Norma Ware- with slides otherwise it would soon CharlesH Mlles C Lydia Dill ing 3A-B Curtiss Beltz D B Mabel 4B Vorstenberg 4A DRESSES Howard Violet find itself on the ground Bond Ruth J Guthrie Mary Pauli 5A Elizabeth ernstrom 5A Leo Hortense Lockhart 5B-6A Ready-made ’s airbanks Louise E A Jennings 6B Mary Sayles A very smart Americanwoman who Children Dresses stamped ready to be embroidered—in mercerized Pongee Edith Roche 7A 7B Margaret McVlchle William McKay Margaret Maude Chugg Sara sizes 2 to 6 lives in a villa on this coast cameover blue and pink years Ethel Riley Lillie M Harris Vote Poplin blue and tan Crepe- white collars and cuffs red Jones domestic science — Margaret training Hal Y tennis coat and Susie R Wilton Rose Howard Young manual Max to see the wearing a Clara son Ione M Carroll dresses dresses Eckert skirt of $175 $150 amethyst purple ribbed vel Guy Jessie Dun-caA LowellHosmer Montgomery Todd R S J D Llewellyn McNlece principal kindergarten vet dresses 50c 75c dresses 40c William Bradford $125 Kolb S R Davies J Egbert Beda Nordvall Irma The coat fell in a straight line from L R lorence 1A-B enton Bentley Anna'L Corbett Lyon assistant Marjorie Parry Georgiana Smurthwaite Wells Grace 2A Eugenia Stayner 2B Hazel the shoulders nearly to the knees in annie Walters A Vera ’S Janet Mayne Smith 4A Davis 3B the of blouse the Ready-made waists in blue and Hazel a workman’s COATS crepe white manner Bonneville’ George Esther Ohlin 4B Lily Reiser that the fullness was and black and 1A 2A lorence A lorence white stripes with white collar raser principal Harrison 5B-6A 6B differencebeing E AW Marie Meloy A Ethel and the A Mary Oden Graham garment clung A limited number of white pique coats for and cuffs Robinson A Dreeoll mbdel with a little bl nek stamped to be embroiCA 5A GA Vera Buckbee AA Carrie Maggie Sappington Layton” eliminated Rowe domestic science 7Bannie closer to the figure ully velvet jacket Della moderately which forms a sash in Special Celia Green children collar and cuffs sizes 4 dered Regular $225 Mcall stamped A science Emma Ivie domestic ten inches below the waist line it was the back Bryant Sara Young Emil and 8 vears E manual training Regular $350 each in by an unusuallywide sash of B principal 1A Mattle Josl hld A Kesler A While ‘they last Long aprons of soft cordedcrepe in blue and McKay: assistant 2BElva A Evans ‘Edwards soft tan suede This fabric was Oncqua run lora Hamilton Edna ousehold T opics J red Anderson principal 1A Della white stamped around arms and neck a 3A-B Nora Zink 42A-B Caddie buttonholescut Carruthers assistant 6A-B Grace itzgerald Gibson through exaggerated for cbildi'en lined pretty slip-over Ella at intervals and A few pongee coats han!£ and when busy Acheson 5A-B CobbleyKendall 1B-2A Lucile Beer 2B the coat BTtdie Marie through 7A Edith Blomquist ba A Violet Bath: 3B Olive Bergstrom with plain velvet collar and cuffssizes around house and do not wish to changeyour Jane bound throughout stamped in Mariescience JensenSara varney 4A Susette Leslie 4B TO SATISY THE dress Regular $125 CEdomestic Young Nielsen 5A E Hazel Edwards Grace 5B The hat was a plain sailor of tan Regular $400 each dO 4 and 6 years vDC Emerson Jeanette A Jean Swan 6B felt with a huge purple poinsetta at BREAKAST Special McNeil APPETITE While they last each Smith A Margaret Morgan-7B Mary Dysart principal kinder gar1A Caroline Art Section— Main loor ften Annie Davis SA SA Lillian w Gwen Parry Bertha Nellie Crabbe: Brooke the side Sift Sultana one quart of Pearl Durnell assistant domestic science Sue Corbett good-looking Biscuits— manual It was a remarkably flour with a each of 12A-B Ida assistant training (Jorteaspoonful salt Coombs D Pearson annex and 1A-3A Lulu bicarbonate of soda and then wjth Bessie Whittaker: A Corinne oster dan) Cram 4A-6 costume Alice Hil-lam the hands rub in two tablespoonfuls assistant Effie A Powell of Suits Davis 3A Children’sSashes at Night 2B Irene Scobee Oqulrrh lard Nekt mix lit a cupful of Sultana MaryLucy 3A Edith 3B Van Cott nrincinal: Smith Oscarassistant 1A Aria Stir AV AOd Some of the women when dancingat raisins well sprinkled in flour 4A Ethel Riley 4A Ella Jeremy van WLUH principal Quinn Pratt: Eula 1A-B Parry 4B Maude Baxter 5A Maude-Morgan night look as though they had bor in gradually enough sour milk to Dorothy assistant Elva Stewis lot of muslin combination suits and gowns lace and Bowman a soft biscuit XT This a splendidly made 5A Irene make dough About Emery 5B6B Anna Meyers xit ftmirnpn' xa Mary rowed children’s sashes for the oc GA AUPiamA one pint of milk will be required Mary Moffett WllbertaWilllamsorr 2B Gertrude Roche 2B embroidery trimmed (some hand-embroidered) and ribbon drawn slip-overs Lake casion Whitney 7A Sarah Although it is not probable into orm little cakes with the hpnds dip Doris Skewbs 3A Eva Murphy 4A 8A Ina Nichols Kidder T 4A will take such flour and bake twenty minutesin to $175 ux) jjULUc vjrllllltsr rlA up high neck with long sleeves Regular $150 values Louise A Shiell 5A-B Caroline youngsters gowns Ethel nuucioun hot oven Harvey 4A Amber Bardsley 4B that vivid colors Harrison training domestic science Jean LJiuei A Ipvn iviariin w ivy cracroit 5 A Special Monday Popover® — Take one cup of flour Hyde (day manual Anna ouche Mnv nHor KTt 6A — The soft lengths of silk are passed nursery) and mix with of Esther Rasmus Jelich 6B Ivie J smooth one cup annex Katherine Ensign figure 7A A sweet milk and one well beaten egg APRON TS 15c sen Daisy innerty Mary Wolcott as near the knees as a woman's 7B Mina Kendell ungraded Lou a piece of butter the size of a Ensign principal Dunn can stand over a garment that is cut Add science Embroidered and formerly sold for 25c domestic Marjorie Simmons walnut and a pinch of salt Josephine1A Chambers like a Bake in chemise and made of tulle or gem Dora Hall Jessie Tibbs Manual training Jessie Hutchinson pans in a quick oven Keith-O’Brien Co floor ends just a chiffon are two IB A Mattie Mandell assistant There — Second Poplar Grove Lisle Corn Breads—To one quart of sour Cora Nightingale 2A-B Higgs buckle J T Worlton principal 1A Caroline loop or or possibly a huge velvet A Phillipa Conditt: 3B 4A Julia milk add oneof rounding teaspoonfulof Lamsop assistant May Lloyd IB flower Welch 4A-B 5A Pearl Swift: 2B bicarbonate soda dissolved in two Evelyn Thomas Lillian Wanless 3A 7A of Children’s Dresses 89c Johnson 5B Norascience Reese Sara A tablespoonfuls Mabel Harroun SB 6A Mary Beach So entirely flat is the hip line that few warm water Stir a ATa Bentley domestic J C Elgiva Thurman Anna Potzler moments and add two eggs well East skirts with the full-out Young manual training 5B-6A Lillian Lookabell6B-7A beaten one level tablespoonful of butter Made of first quality gingham percale madras Helene women who own mond inster A Vio the hips at Dutch Sorenson domestic ness pulled melted and one quart and a half and science Eva chambray embroidery pique and orest Scott annex (Lake fashion how they pint of corn meal Mix together thoroughly Breeze) 1A-3B boy are wondering Just inside State and Broadway entrance Van D G braid Regular Della Pendleton principal P 1A Allen Spencer’ and bake forty trimmed sizes 2 to 6 years it so the minutes in 'a Duyh Doty assistant Louise are going to manipulate gown shallow baking tin value Special 89c Riverside $125 Monday 12A-B 2A Doris Raymond Mabel Sorensen D R Coombs principal 1A-B Edith will go on serving through the auAugust 31 of best quality and Monday 2A 3A 32A Heat one pint of milk Made madras gingham Mabel Cartwright Hunter assistant Clara IB Mushdouble Bread— — Lewis Howard Jana Callahan SB Cora ord 4A tumn in boiler and stir in slowly Durnf Curley 2A a in blue pink tan brdwn Catherine Margaret chambray white Alice Hale 4B 5A Beginning at 10 o’clock Bertha Barney assistant Arllne Kelson 2B Evangeline Boil The optimistic way to look at it is half a pint of white corn meal 89c Jennie 5B 6A and Ryan Ruby Neslen SA black and white Thomas Emma really well in until it that can be Jeanette Mitchell 6B-7A Anderson that few look becomes a mush Gertrude A so Women MayPeese 3B Edith Beless A from the spoon oval scarfs in A Thomas poured Remove from and stamped Mary science Riches 8A Lillian the and the Long conventional Myrtle 4A-B knees Minnia Buchanan these sashes near the fire and add Children’s Rompers "Whelan: domestic Marie Simmons 4B-5A one saltspoonfulof and floral designs Jennie Davis 5A Eva Lambdrt on Monks’ cloth Har of hiding hips and bust in p manual training W P pretense salt Drop in the yolks of four eggs 5B Ellingson 6A Edith Alma Koontz linen crash and that one can time Beat the white to a $129 antiquecloth wood 6A-B rieda Rosa-bell this fashion Is so flimsy one at a $175 romper special Monday Jorgensen 6B-7A Odell 7A-B ranklin Winona Needham A sret a good deal of wear out of the stiff froth and add to the other lnspecial Monday 98c Values to $150 for $125 romper 4 kindergarten May Duke domesticscience Eva Scott ° fnr rraii N1A Poulson principal rsaae ioi an nour 79c training J It is most greaienis Ione Bards-ley C $100 romper special Monday Katherine Gross manual Eastmond trouser skirt after all This should be served in bowls and Pillow tops and backs tinted IB assistant z 65c 49c Margaret Livingston Science be iii a great haste to Building to change eaten as a breakfastfood with a fork romper special Monday t designs Bessie 2A-B' values to $125 for Agnes McMahon WarrepVirginia D Keeler principal 1A-2A Rae Keith-O’Brien Co loor El follow each' zephyr ot fash-ion4 together Second assistant A to Southern Biscuit — Work VS KM W Snow assistant Rose TA a gown — Woodcock rances Nellie ew' of butter and lard Livingston 3A Harriet 7B Elinor begin one tablespoonful Welthea Learned 8A can stand it to A 'Jane Cutler Prout gowns Ehnma Evans Outcalt of Margaret 8A Jessie Harroun mixed with one quart whole wheat 5AAmelia4B-5A with and few seamstressesare Schwalbach A Eva with A Sadie flour and Reason one teaspoonful 5A Alice McDonald Eldredge Rosser it ft Claudia Paddock: SB Elizabeth itzgerald Palmer of it of salt rather dry by 5B Harriet Penfold 6A Winnie Webb Lydia doing Make a dough domestic science lorence 6B Beatrice logie 7A Ella Kelsey Parrv Simply because a thing is new does adding one-half pint of milk and water science Beatrice Daniels manual training J O Soderberg manual and you mixed pouringit in graduallyso not always make it desirable training W P Harwood Summer that not all of the milk be used if the C principal must have noticed that the women who Annex kindergarten (Neighborhood J Smith hold together for kindergarten ingredients Knead house) Glen MargueriteQuinn Thomas rarely alter is Mamie Banker 1A are really well-dressed until it soft and fifteen minutes 1A Edith remont Blanche Lawson Keate passing elastic Then clothes to suit every beat constantly for Claire Jones 2A-B Stplla their S S lorence Halleck principal kindergarten longer folding in 2A 2B Kate who do this quickly twenty minutes IB "Beer 1A Brown Mary Grimsdell Havener Namol whim Women 3A Alice few minutesin a square half an Louis Glenn SA every North assistant MarjorieHarrington O’Rourke 3B lose individuality inch thffik Cut in biscuits prick the DueledPeterson A Anna Ada A Helen Davis 2B-3A Mary Taylor Grimsdell A Rhoda Rasmussen 4B tops and bake in a for 3A Elsie 3B-4A moderate oven done fields Woods rederickson Carrie Hamilton 5A Nellie of barley 5B forty until Zetta Luella Irvine Rosser 6B thoroughly Rands minutesor The top I A BB-6A 6A-7A lora Blanche Young Grace Parr and Matilda Bliss to the center bottom Ethel Lillian Simonds 7B Bessie Martin 7A 8A Schwalbach domestic science should bo a beautiful golden brown Daniels J M Anderson Emma Mitchell their lightness lies science and the secret of domestic Laura oster PLAN BIG SCOTCH OUTING in the long kneading Grant Twelfth principal kindergarten D Prosser W Lillian George Snow Gibbs principal Anna Thomas Pearl Gould 1A Hold IS Annual Event CHILD KILLED BY ALL Julia Littley assistant Lucile Eardley K Brunton Mary P Sherwood GraceT Caledonian® to isher Christie Ellingson Ada Blank 1A-B assistant Sadie at the AgnesA Lawson Tuesday Lagoon 2B possible M?ayden Annie Anderson Wasatch entertainment has Every Russell 3A Lucy Chloe Sharp 3B principal been provided for the Caledonianouting Etta Powers kindergarten A Emily Harris 4A Claire Pendleton 1A except a twentieth Ethel Valentine StaunchfieldTuesday at battle Lagoon Grace 2A ltfra Woddmansee B of Maud Rlblett 2A Celia century Bannockburn Hortense Levlson 5A‘ Ada be Scotch scenes Scotch While running to her home from a Hendrickson: 5A Edna Patrick There willScotch Cummings 2JB 3AElizabeth 3A quoits and the caber neighboringfruit store La Priel Taylor Barbara Hoffer 5B6B Rhoda Ora Ada bagpipes Dunford erguson: 3B GA 3B will be tossed nearly years of age Josephine Mooney Mary Elsie Degroot 4A daughterof Duffy Grace 4B Berfnant Dora Helm-7 A Elizabeth The outing will be under the auspices Orson A andtrinped Taylorsliver Lambert Helen Van Palt'7B A Eva Lloyd SA Marioh Halstead of of court by in a "science the Jntermountain ederation was a Stocking domestic Cora Eva Eaton 5B Cora Clark: A near her home shortly manual training A O Caledonian clubs and excursions will board wralk Brewer 6B 7B Margaret Hartwell 7A o’clock yesterdayafternoonand be run from Salt Lake and Ogden Sodelrberg Viqlet i Grace Smith 8A Whitworth 8A falling headforemostinto an fence who properly can qualify Louise- Benz: everyone Hamilton Ruth 8A svstained of the brain Palmer with a real Scotch burr will be concussion principal: science Adelaide present and IT J Stearns 1A Ada Anna Anderson domestic lot of others a which provedfatal within an hour 'x assistant Joynt manual training Emil Josi includes sports the child Holmes Madeline McCormick2A The which Mrs Taylor was watching begin atprogram o’clock football she ran along the board walk lArlB Emmaassistant Bertagnoll Washington endingwith as When Virginia Matilda B match Salt Lake versus Ogden she failed to screamthe mother became H principal 1A Louise 3A her side found V Kyle 2B-3A Louise Judges: and a concert beginning at o'clock alarmed and rushing to Leona Harrison olsom IB Ivy orrester 2A lorence 4A will 'jijie girl was carried Carter the pipers to the her unconscious Stump 3B4'Bay Alt 2A Corrine parade Young 3A2B Lucille when 4BA-Anna Peter of into the Taylor home Dr WilliamR Williams'’ Jbnsen 5A Julia Carter Cunningham chief Artie Webb 8A 3BNellie HanonTf5B-6A’Emina the Caledonianswill speak Mrs was called Lois Calderwood 3B-4A Davis Ben Ivay Miss the girl ihe Wanless 7A Elinor Simpson Bailey When it was found telephone was cream oftheiandthepurestof Rocheungraded-Sarah 4A Zeta Morris 4B pure food Mary Rasmussen Miss iLytle domestic science Jean'Wood James Alex Nielson weakening gradually a message Ella Snyder: 5A rederickson4B-5A Lillian Scertt and Sheriff will police headquarters oster was sent to beverages made from therefined essence of the1 LauraL manual‘Jtraining Alyda Ormdnd 6A5B IdaIda Sconberg 5B for the pulinotor A O sing Matthew Gault will recite Under its influence Soderberg Lola Guthrie 6B I Dysart life was nearly an hour maintained rich golden Utah barley rightliving '“Hawthorne 7A C E 7B’ Jessie isusedby Kane Angell The pulmotor was operatedby Richard science Cefia Ex V riiz'TrlnciDal: kindergartenL Hutchinspn-domestic city jailer science IL Ruth CrilTilan manual training Beynon Mildred' Krebs’ 1A-B Emma Swan as- Mcall'manual training Mark Cram born in Lark W Harwood La ??riel Taylor was Blatant Ham-Yy 1910 Beside Marie GutkeA2A Leona Webster October 14f her parents Whittier BXlwtlV't Jirf 2A-B she is survived ewn May Jesperson 3A Mary by a brother and sister D W Parratt principal 1A Violet It’s refreshing and highly nutritious Watkins3A Rose M C Brown principal kindergarten Eugene’and Leona Minnie Davis 4B Lucy ' Alice 1A Nellie Shermer guerlte OGDKN 'IfX Thomas Ruby-'Gamette Iverson' Aset Whittaker bodv was taken to the mortuary Ida 1A Eliza 1A-2B itzsimmon Bertha assell 1B-2A TOwBsy Swanson Mary Higgs of The JosephW'' Taylor NVrite for price JistOrder IVA Allen 6A’ Georgia Young: 6BMarjorie ijUKcUltl 4x10x1 OSeDHlTl hmi tn 2 A 2A Ivy Harvey: J"2B Essie Trout: 3A Lucile 2B Bessie Truitt 3A' Childs Mattle Rubetta Moorhead Barker Bertha 3B W31tf domestic LADIES O 4ft 1'ugsiey SALT LAKE Th® science- Marie-rSimmons manual train-: juucy Ai£imitn ja 3A Helen Bergstrom AMaud Clark 5A THE 1 Josie Greenwood 5B Irene 3B Sudheimer hi 1 4Y 111 ingW 4A’ A 6A Cora: Mor’etori Bertha Martin ‘45A JOhanna Schiele 6B Jennie Hart: SA- Should see' display of Imported Gowns 3V TT liign scnooi UWOUt rj 'nnJTinBWIMi HMIM'—TflTT Paul: 4B Ethel Ella Crowder 7B Maude Hayward Esther and Copies also Corsets for two days AYtf? tn Annrirn Ida Sims 5A Alice 5B Othei TH Amnn rvHulbert science Hel only & Steinau of IJy Banger domestier Backer New York tmyhead- department Minnie Packard ‘6A Mary Higgs 6B Mariza Annette williams: training Hal Y Hotel Utah ena manual at Monday ana Tuesday 4MLUIH1: assigianL ‘Maueimau Maxson I? axuverxisemenu — -- ?Appfdved ' Irrne -At Io bey one of tlie cvcutcst Dlnd ind seasons oil recoittl has created an unprjecedeiited demand for plaids andfstripes TmjU favor the universal use of plaids and stripes meet this demand we haVe increased our stock of Scotch plaid sPromises ashion styles ' S'-W’ ChristensenIs r ' 7 Says Syndicate) tho belt go P These are the two questions one hears S kindergar--ten "Rawlings'principal fashion is discussed Huth Beless 1A wherever Helen ‘Dcnny‘ assistant Strange' isn’t it Annie Christensen Gertrude how often fashions Broughton 1A 'Ella Chase assistant will persist in returningto the IB -manual tehderit '' ' g - r -’Crossen ‘ ' : ’ ' lorence Rose Storer Ily de i Rittenhouse Anne What 8 tSCHOOLBlWi ORWNIINGM V'’L ' u - f 1 - u 4 ‘ ’ -Bowdldge sarta ‘ ' 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