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Show i - Daddy's i Eveiiig fdiry Tale BOWffiR GRAHAM 1'hE music school tell you this evening, int iW. ,of a niusic 8011001 ln tw i little girl In that city hour of daylight extra the loves ho means money, yot. see gas light and money is a free is dat light in this little viy real consideration afford a can only family. They ySe girls is a little gas. very of over a This little girl is one music ln hundred children who study Here this of city. school big music the of week every the children come every . the year with the exception time. Here of one month for holiday cello, and they study the violin, piano, music. of the and history singing month In Clothes to Be Made at Home fluffiness may not appeal to the flapper, but It does appeal to almost every for Summer Wear Help Hold woman who has passed the flapper Dresses of the crisper muslins stnge. Expenses Down. would have a much greater appeal were they more clinging in outline. A dress carries no apMaterials Are Popular With Women In .fluffy organdie peal except to those who are exceedand Practical Dresses Gingingly slender. A stralghtltne frock of dork red orham Holds Important Place. gandie has sleeves and sash of white organdie ornamented with crisp little Simple., and Inexpensive clothes, flowers made of red and white musmade at home by the amateur dress- lins. maker, not only reduce the cost of miladys wardrobe, but afford a satis- Patchwork Pockets From Vivid Silks! Ways of embellishing clothes and faction known to every woman havto simple frocks touches that adding ing something made the way It Is bring them into an entirely new realm wanted. The problem of limiting expense are as Important as are the clothes and at the same time having charming themselves; oftentimes they are more clothes Is one which almost every so. A great many women like little or woman faces at one time or another. This problem may be solved success- no trimming on their clothes; others fully by adopting the plan of the enjoy touches of color, ribbons and laces. This is more or less a matter thrifty housekeeper and working on a of taste, and It would be making rathbudget. spending Is as er a strong statement to say that one disastrous In dress as it is in any Is taste and the other bad. good branch of household expenditure or In Things of this sort depend largely business. on Individual temperament. There Is One way of being well dressed at no reason why a woman should not all times, observes a fashion writer In have any kind uf trimming she likes, the New York Tribune, Is that of supIn these days when so many especially plementing the expensive models which kinds are Offered and all are so rich one must buy with a few simple In Because one woman suggestion. clothes made at home. It Is well to likes her clothes plain and of severe take a lesson from the French women, Is no reason why another simplicity and If one cannot have a great many should sacrifice her Individuality by copying her neighbor. Another very attractive and simply-mad- e frock is of beige cloth. A trimming of buttons is used on the outside of the sleeve and down the side of the skirt, but the note of real novelty lies In the collar and pockets of patchwork; that is, bits of silk of various colors pieced together and outlined by embroidery stitches. This trimming has the indorsement of Paris, as it was used by ever so many of the great French dressmakers on their spring models. New Cotton Materials. ' Every spring brings out new and wonderful cotton materials, wonderful In the fact that they are so sheer having much the appearance of chiffon and that the designs are so Intricately and beautifully woven Into the material in color or with perhaps here and there a scattering of embroidery in the most pleasing of color combinations. Or, again, the fabric is dyed in the most delicate of pastel shades, embroidered in or left perfectly plain as in the case of many cotton voiles. Rodier, the artistic creator and producer of novelty fabrics, Is showing materials of this character. Ginghams are always good. They are cheerful to look at. reasonable In price, durable and well suited for country frocks, so there is a great deal to recommend them. A charming dress for warm summer Dress of Beige Kasha, Having Pock-etand Collar of mornings may be made of green and Patchwork, Outlined With Embroid- white checked gingham In the following way: Cut the bodice portion Just ery Stitch. like a chemise dress and join long beautiful clothes get a few that are flowing sleeves to a very low shoulder good, wear them constantly and then line. Gather a full skirt to the chemise get new ones. In this way it is pos- portion slightly below the normal sible to be much more fashionably waistline. The neck may be cut dressed than by having a large num- square or in boat shape and finished ber of nondescript suits, frocks and with a bias fold of green organdie unhats. derlaid with one of white. The sleeves should be edged with Organdie Frock of Slender Outline. one selected was for Dotted swiss organdie in two colors to match the model because it Is popular with wom- neck. Now make a narrow belt of the en all over the country and makes a red organdie, or of the gingham if you comfortable and practical dress. This like, and line it with white, allowing dress is worked out ln black, dotted the white to show at either edge in the with white. Interest is added by form of a piping. Ornament this with white linen ribbon embroidered with two tiny, stiff bows of the green, black dots, which is used for a sash trimmed with white. Tie the girdle In and to bind the neck of the frock. The the back, permitting the stiff Iltte bows to come at either side of the scallops are embroidered In white. An organdie dress robbed of Its front. Frocks Hit-or-mi- ss She Can Practice More.1 Here, too, they composed of the quartette. Twice a month have an orchestra pupils and a stringed the neighborhood att- concert which Is given by the pupils ln the main hall. In this way the parents see what the children are doing and the children become accustomed to playing before others, and lose any feeling of stage fright which they might otherwise have to overcome when fhey were much older and when it would be much harder. And many of these children later ends a become famous violinists and gingers, for here are children with great musical talent wliore given an will opportunity to learn how to play. They pay very, very little for their lessons, and sometimes not at all. And they have the best of teachers, who practically give their- time. Scholarships are given. And the school is like a club, for there ard magazines and books about and the children read before and after lesson time. Many are on the waiting school isnt big enough all who want to go there. the list for to hold There are children of twelve diff- erent nationalities in the school. There is a little boy named Benny there who has his beloved violin, which he won as a prize. He has great talent almost genius. He Is working for the day when he cjm help support his family with the aid s of-hi- beloved fiddle. Then there are : two little girls Itose and Mary and their is marvelous. There is a little girl named named who is play-lu- g Julia paralyzed from her waist down. But she doesnt complain for she thinks she is very fortunate. Her face shows her happiness and when I asked her what she did with herself, she said, 1 At have my piano lessons I the end of the season there Is a prize given ,Jnnst From for the one who has made Progress during the year. ail parts of the school, and ut even to the river which lies a, one can hear the sound of music -violins, pianos, cellos all being Played and from this medley of sounds one can hear the expresslve-os- s be-)n- self-ton- . a Dress Easily Made at Home music-hungr- y S.w, C J8 , -- C. ( - e, seif-ton- e The skirt may be plain or It may these little have two large tucks encircling it. If have found in the music further ornamentation Is desired, sew f this city what they most the tucks In a long running stitch deeply love. with green worsted and trim the neck here they can follow their and sleeves in the same way. fs and they are given wonderful Neither worsted nor organdie Is a opportunities by those who are eager new trimming for gingham dresses, but tohelp little music lovers. evidently designers have not been able 1 know whnt11 you love to hear to think of anything prettier to take er chiWren thoulht doing I their place, f9r we have them used I "ou,d tel1 you about this more profusely than ever this year. musin l0l where poor children who This Is especially true of organdie. Imo better than anything In the Quantities of organdie trimmings are learn o ..Play seen. he J0U. gl'W UP 0nd ?0 tO hit oiuerts Im sure you will hear Tapes and strings, such as are used to tie packages in the shops, have been fine pIayers some of those litHe ciuldren from this rediscovered; that Is, they have been city school. ,s the great ambition found decidedly decorative when dyed "f 811 tI,nuslc to wash children who go to the ln bright colors and applied imK: In either Is used The tape h?and tbey a11 dream of dresses, the ,L bindfrocks for on linen or color white " 160 tbey w111 perform upon great I, the edges and for embroidery. ert bal1 And their ing dreams are used for embroidery it Is InterWhen going to be realized. with stitches in cotton mingled man vbo loyed to think of dronne true started this threads. School anr.Si Such a trimming Is effectively 'carla be,nS carried on by others out on a dress of heavy cerise ried belleve to ln hoping to make dreams come true I of Pithy News Notes From All Par tt of linen, the bodice of which Is plain and straight, with a skirt" joined to It low on the hips. The skirt laps over at one side and where it fastens there ts an embroidered panel. The dress Is bound on ail edges with the white tape, which affords a pleasing contrast with ' the linen. Summer frocks, whether they be In chemise form Qr In two pieces, usuon over the head. ally are made to slip In each instance the waist portion Is usually slashed to enable the wearer to. don the garment more readily. POUNDS IN WEEKS TIME Dyspepsia Entirely Overcome and She Eats, Sleeps and Feels Better Than In Years, Says Boston - Resident. Sandy New Water mains ara laid throughout the city. lo Provo The chamber of commerca Is making adrlve for uew members. Brigham City. 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I .can see now If It had not been for Tanlac I would have had to give up entirely. I am now feeling strong and healthy and all the credit belongs t i i r Intel-ectu- al be-to- ! i Race suicide of the classes is overwhelming the problem of time, declared Dr. Lewis M. Terman of the Leland Stanford r university, in his opening lecture Tanlac." the summer school students of the Tanlac is sold by all good druggists. Utah Agricultural college. His Attitude. Ogden Ogden Union stlckyards re"Well. Ill tell you, said Gap Johnreived 92,010 more animals during the son of Ridge, in reply to tha first five months of this year than remark Rumpus of the spectacled tourist. Tv in the same period of 1921, according got 14 of the peartest damn children to a report made by Manager L. F. on earth, and I wouldnt take a mil IVhitloek. Cattle receipts showed a de- lion dollars for ary one of em. But If crease and the increase was due sole- anybody was to try to give me another ly to sheep and hog shipments. hed have to run me plumb ragged he could ptu! make me tak Salt Lake. During ft four days it Kansas City Star. period, visitors who viewed the Capi-ta- t Cuticura for Pimply Facet. and the mountains and valley and To remove ea which can be seen from the pimples and blackheads o smear them with Cuticura Ointment, of the structure represented Wash off ln five minutes with Cutiof the states of the Union, cura Soap and hot yater. Once clear tnd from foreign lauds were repre. skin clear by using them for your keep ientives of Australia, England, Holtoilet purposes. Dont fall to In daily land, Canada, Switzerland, South Afelude Cuticura Talcum. Advertisement. rica and China and the Brazilian mission to the United States from Wash Local Pride. !r.gton. "Amos Gadd has sold his place and moved over to Whlllersville, related Salt Lake. Ownership of the Los Old Riley Rezzldew of Petunia. Angeles & Salt Lake railroad stock Wliat do you spose he done that in amount of 250,000 shares is now for?" asked an acquaintance. controlled by the Oregon Short Line "Just to see If he could stand It t and the Union Pacific railroads ln stay away from Petunia, I guess, Kansas City Star. equal amounts, this (being all the se- likely. curities (issuetl except bond I. The ralue of the stock as shown by the -books of the company ana embodied in a report filed with the public util Ities commission is given as a liability at $25,000,000. Logan. It Is a fashion these days to have the Inside drawers of a sewing table a brilliant color that gives a decorative note when the drawer is open. For Instance, the drawers could be finished with emerald green or rose color, and the inside of the sewing basket lined In the same gay manner. These inexpensive and simple color notes add immensely to the beauty of a room; that is, If they are wisely planned and not too startling. i . bo-fo- re por-.ic- twen-.v-eig- ht i i i FROM GIRLHOOD TO WOMANHOOD Salt Lake. Pests in the shape of the aojKelder leaf roller are attacking tne "boxelder trees in Salt Lake county, particularly In the region about Holli day, where the bug Is denuding the trees of foliage. Complaint has been made to the state crops pest inspector, Heber J. Webb, who suggests the graying of the trees with lead at senate, which will kill the pest Urn less it is stamped out, and continues to defoliage the trees, it will then attack the tree itself, with the result that the tree will die. Ogden. Utah chapters of the Amerithan thirty in number held their first regional conference at Ogden this week. can Red Cross, more Ogden Utah Construction company )f Ogden has been awarded seventeen and one-hal- f miles of grade by the Oregon Short Line between King's Hill and Medbury, in Idaho. Mo ah of San A floor in one of the rooms Juan countys pew courthouse collapsed under the weight of 70,000 pounds of flour stored by the Monti-cell- o Milling company during the wet spring season. Brigham City. Erick Nielsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicoll Nielsen of this city, died at Rock Springs, Wyo., from blood poisoning, resulting from a scratch on one of his fingers. Mrs. Nielsen, his mother, was at Die bed- side at the time of his death and she returned to this city with the remains, Salt Lake At a meeting held In Durango, Colo., atwhich every section 9t the San Juan basin ln Colorado and Utah was represented, assurance was given by the Los Angeles syndicate In charge of the financing of the proposed southern outlet railway extension that upon the completion of the land subscriptions under the new .ontract to a net sum of $3,000,000, immediate, construction will begin. I Woman Relied Upon Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound I began using Emporia, Kansas. Lydia E. Pinkhams medicines years agi when I was a girl. For several years I had severe pains at menstrual period, making me very weak and interfering with my regular duties. I tried several remedies without obtaining relief. I was induced to try Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound lay friends and it restored me to normal health. 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