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Show I THE WEEKLY REFLEX. KAYS VILLE.. UTAH widow and her weeds Boothia MMMpuu, INEXPENSIVE CHRISTMAS GIFTS Bfrnp far Childira reauoeatnflamma-)Mtu- r 14 wJteJk a botllei a r - -- -- KaJcker How would you like to be country! you. wouldnt have to broke aendlng your family there tie aummer. . ' ' w wMa without a DocWer Fine; f. jtor SCALY PSORIASIS LIMBS ON Troop H, 6th U. S. Cavalry, Camp JtcCay. Sparta. Wit. I waa troubled with paoriaaia tor' nearly two year. 3ortioa of my arm and limb were Cected moatly with It. It appeared acaty form, breaking out In very tanuall dot and gradually grew larger mmi white acalea formed when about the elie of an ordinary match head. The looks of It was horrible, which awade It Tery unpleasant for me. It Jtched a little at times. . --I tried .several treatments which sred me for a month, but it always Broke out again. One day a friend aaw the advertisement of Cutlcura Soap and Ointment In the paper aiyl 1 sent for a sample. They helped me. I purchased two more boxes of Otffcam Ointment and some Cutlcura completely cured me. Soap It took three months for Cutlcura Soap and Ointment to complete my mare. (Signed) Walter Mahon y, Oct. -- 'a and-the- y , m. ACatleura X and Ointment . sold Soap throughout the world. Sample of each tree, with J2-- Skin Book. Address postcard Cutlcura. Dept. L, Bo6ton."-Ad- v. p. Some Job. The hand that rocks the era He She let mo tell you before you any further that Ts not the glad kaad Important to Mothers Examine carefully every bottle ol CASTORlA. si safe and pure remedy fot , Infants and children, and sea that Bears the Elxnatare of I Use Tor Over SOYearik It Children Cry for Fletchers Castoris Had Them for That Purpose. Street Car Passenger certainly you promised yourself last Christmas that vour future Chriatmas - would - hs com-pleted Id ample time,-- and un der no circumstances would the next Christmas season find you in a rush and bustle, planning and finishing belated Christmas gifts. What an- - idle dream that was. for here it is Christmas time approaching again, and you ars racking your brain apd attempting to decide what to give at the eleventh hour. In a great hurry and turmoil. Isn't It sot Whkt not to give, would b s mors spproprlsts phrase. For in ths selection of your gifts some regard has to he given to the adaptability and the utility of the present A wise idea is to spend more time than money In thinking what would be. suitable and practicable for each individual.' Your gift would be all the more appreciated If It expresses something of yourself sndi shows that your otn personal thoughts have been bestowed upon s selection of ths tokens. The real essence of the Christmas spirit is not expenditure. How easy It is to purchase gorgeous gifts If one has a well filled purse! Hut If the recipient can buy the same article with little, effort, the gift Idea will not be remembered for very long. Let your gifts be expressions of love and thoughtfulness. The thought and time you put In gifts of your own handiwork will mean much more than If you simply give something for the sake of giving. The cost of homemade gifts la generally-small. A multitude of gifts can be contrived of materials you have at hand, and Of. odd pieces of linen, ribbons and sllkN Clever fingers can fashion charming novelties. Gladness ts the keynote of theYulettde season e Go, at your tasks In a cheerful, manner, and you wllfind your 4 blith-aom- work one of Joy. The following suggestions may provide you with fiumer-ou- s Ideas for attrsetivs gifts,, which x may be made Inexpensively. -- With, little effort dainty sachets to perfume your friends gowns may be made at a very small coat Make six angrily) In pastel shades of satin ribBee here, do you think my feet were sachets bon about two Inches square. Fill made for some idiot to stand on! with soft cotton dusted with some v 8 trap Hanger (coolly) Yes; that is fragrant sachet powder. Tlace the What I supposed. sachets one on top of ths other and tie with narrow gauxe ribbon. Gilt Deu Mentholated Cough Drops dm out colds and atop ail throat safety pins are attached to each sachet so the bags can hs pinned on Amtation 5c at Drug Store. the different frocks. A word to the wife Is sufficlent-ota- rt to One distinct novelty la a colonial something. pin cushion. For this unique cushion you will have to purchase a glass candlestick In a simple design. Cover one side of a square of cardboard kith aoms pretty ellk which harmonises with the color schema of bedrooms. Form a your friends mound-likcushion of cotton on ths other side and cover with the silk. Ths cushion is fastened to ths candleWhether you are a stick by fine wires, or thread, j Around small town merchant ths edge of the cushion sew a beaded farmer, you. need fringe about three Inches long. Another pin cushion has for the typewriter, foundation a four-incstrainIf are you writing er. The back is fitted wire tea g.ff disk of a with, Am mwi letters and bills your cotton covered In cretonne. wire by hand, you are not getting full part is lined with flowered The cretonne efficiency. and filled with cotton. Wind the han ( effeo-livel- y -- TheTypewriter for the Rural Business Man four-inc- h e' h It doesnt require an expert oper , ator to run thL.C. Smith & liros. "! .wS-- .3 -- t L Syrac-no- , Ptoaa Mud type wri loro. If you have one you know it; if you havent one it is time to buy one now. Our line is large and prices smalL Christmas gifts in endless va-- - riety. Something (dr everybody at a very moderate price. This is our fifty-fir- st Christmas and weve more experience than anybody. Telephone, telegraph, come to the store. We can take better write, or care of yOur needs and save you money. MAIN ST SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH -- Love doesnt make the world go it makes the lovr Thrift The story of k thoughtful boy per- round as often as haps plight be do less applicable to go broke. certain adults, gays the Chicago Record-- - 1 ' Apron. Bag. Cretonne Pillow. Dolly Bag. 8swlng Roll. S 5 Ribbon bedroom slippers are especially hew and nothing could be simpler to make. Sheer flowered ribbon to soft- - lamb's wool, draw an elastic through a lacing on the upper edge, leaving a heading about an inch wide Make full rosettes of ribbon and place ons on each instep. A dolly case will delight the heart of any housewife. They can be made in different sixes. Figured hretonne may be used In making one case wltb the Inside lined in white material. Cover two circles of pasteboard with the material and finish neatly with a pretty wash braid. Use ribbon to keep the dollies In place. set of holders for handling hot dlshea are made six Inches square, of some pretty chintx. These are attached to an apron to match the material. A set of boxes covered with a pretty pattern of wall pa pet would be most useful and acceptable to keep In the bureau drawera. These must be pasted neatly and the covera attached to -- a the box. The Guarantee Herald. I Colonial Pin Cushion. Chest of Drawers. Collar Bag. Robespisrro Collar. Telephone Memorandum. 7 10 The sermon had Thrift for Its sub- ject and the minister waxed eloquent concerning thrift of the real and mistaken kinds. Noting that Jim watched and listened with all his eyes and ears he spdke to the lad as the latter was Of a firm who has been Extracts conve- personal some real need." half-hidde- y. five Hewlett's High Grade Extracts it nience. If you can knit there ia not Should Have Advertised. much difficulty la deciding what to give. Knitted ailk neckties are much She was a sentimental young girl in vogue. and had devoted much time and tenGood, warm, fleecy mufflers are der thought to th$ home decorations liked by the man who motors, and bed for Christmas. Her surprise may be room sllppera are also every welcome. Imagined when she came downstairs A telephone memorandum with a one morning and found the decorapencil attached would be a daily re- tions moved around. The mistletoe minder of the giver. Cover a piece of boughs, that had been n in cardboard with tan linen embroidered secluded places, had been substituted In pink roses. Buy a small pad of for the holly wreaths and were now whits paper and paste it on the linen. hung In the front windows, in plain Men Invariably are pleased with view of the passers-b' explained her little personal gifts, such as handkerchief "Say, sister," with the monogram embroidered ia -- years is hack of for the thimble and smal scissors, leaving church. I think the sermon interested you. which ts attached with a narrow ribI was glad bon. In the center have squares of sonnie, h said kindly. Are white flannel for the needles and pint. to see that you seemed to like When not In use this case can be you going to put the lesson Into use? rolled up and fastened neaUy with a Oh, I have," answered Jim earnest; i loop and button. ly. I was going to put my nickel In the Sometimes it is a rather perplexing collection plate, but after you eatd so question what to give a man. Men much about putting money to the be3t always like something that adds to oses I made up my mind Id save it for their comfort and making for over Twenty All dealers wil supply you, fot they know that Hewletts Extracts, like their other products, are always good. Poets License. Robert W, Chambers, the novelist, was talking about a New York poet His poetry is always awkard," Mr. Chambers said. He drags ia words that you can see are there solely for the sake of rhyme. In fact, he reminds me of a Lake unapee epitaph. In little churchyard, overlooking Lake Sunapee, a gray, mossy stone ' bears this inscription: As sinks the sun with lengthened . shadows, So sank and died the good George Meadows. brother, "youve had that mistletoe N. B. Deceaseds name was Another novelty Is a chest of draws hanging up for nearly a week and JFlelds, but Meadows is substituted for A rather good idea is to present you havent had a single customer. for trinkets, hair pins or Jewelry the sake of the rhyme," PhiladelCover the box with cretonne and fit your friend with his monogram em- You're not up to date. What you phia Bulletin. three smaller boxes Into It. The box broidered heavily In black satin rib- want to do is to advertise." Judge. es are covered with the same material bon. These monograms will be of Probably Soup. and have little brass rings sewed oni service to sew In his overcoat, so that Strategy. , The he can a heavy-se- t man who witness, the center of each box, so they can easily distinguish his coat from My dear," sa!d the great million looked as anothers In a crow ded place. he --spent a " gooJ be pulled .out like drawers though Then there are whisk broom hold- alre, "I am going to have our cars share of his time feasting, was called Aprons ars always charming gifts. locked In the garage, and I want you to the stand as a witness in a case of There are numberless suggestions for ers covered In linen, and collar bags to wear the oliJest and poorest clothes assault and made on a circular form of card board battery.- aprons. Fascinating aprons era made have for a while. You were in the restaurant at the of sheer laan with butterflies em- covered with brocade you "What on earth is the matter!" time this happened, began the judge. broidered on them. The bottom Is fin- and edged with old gold braidIf we go on permitting the public Now For the man who shaves himself, a ished In three deep scallops edged tell the court just what you with a fancy stitch and lace. The two shaving pad Is useful. Cover two to see us enjoying luxuries it will not heard." end scallops form pockets for the squares of cardboard with any mate- be possible to strengthen the belief Who, me?" asked the maw In beThe belt is formed of rial you desire. Work the monogram that times are as hard as weve been wilderment. 1 didn't hear anything. sewing article ribbon trimmed with Jaunty little on the center, of the upper, one, insert claiming they were and those people 1 was eating." bowa. ' Then there are chafing dish leaves of tissue paper and tie together down at Washington will be wanting to Impose more restrictions. Chka aprons, overall aprons, and many with a silk cord. A Wifes Real Value. There are plenty of adorable gifts one go aprons you can devise with s little in- saidJohnD.Rockefeb "Nothing,can make for the baby. An ingenious genuity-. is holy to the cynic. ler, Jr., recently, Some Offer, We ece bags here, there and every- idea Is to cover an ordinary scale with Why, even marriage Is a target for his where. Bggs of ail sorts and sizes, pink ribbon and slit it down the cenAn enterprising young florist, in or- tarts. of a man whose affronj the elaborate affairs made of ter, neatly finishing the -- edges - so der to increase his trade, displayed fairs hadApropos become Involved, I said the can mother sea of Japanese embroidery like every day how much this sign in his window;'-"W- e strips other day at the clnb: Poor pid those shown in Chinatown, to those the new baby is gaining Use narrow give s packet of flower seeds Smith! I Hes got a of the slmplestdeslgn. good wtfe. though. Sewing bags, ribbon tohangupthe scale. . Also a with every plant Its when a mans In trouble that he opera bags, laundry bags, shoe bags, cute little water hag covered In soft His oompet'tor across the street learns the Value of a wife." slipper bags, corset bags, vanity bags, pretty flannel will be an acceptable promptly sought to meet the compeYes sneered a cynic over hiy made of ribbon and fitted out with a gift for his majesty. tition by placing In his window the folsmall mirror and a tiny powder puff. glass of buttermilk, yes, he can put Darling little bibs are made of buck announcement; lowing his property in her name, eh?" Manicure bags may be fitted with the toweling with curious shaped animals "We give the earth with every smaller else manicure articles, and for in red thread across plant Was Suspicious, the children you can make marble the border , , A carriage The bags, school bags, bean hags and penagricultural strap which affords department now In Suspense. cil bags. much amusement to the Infant is the crow Is the farmers friend. says A email boy gazed long and earnestA useful receptacle for sewing ma- made of elastic with satin ribbon In Urn." grunted Fanner Whiffle? terials Is s lantern bag made of p,tnk or blue sheered over It. To this ly at a fat man who stood on a cor- tree. plain and flowered ribbon, or you- - k trap, by means of a narrow ribbon, ner absentmlndedly Shewing the end Wont that alter your attitude tocould utilize any material you have. a celluloid w histle, a rubber doll and of piece of string. Finally the man ward him? noticed the boy and Inquired; For the bottom of the bag cover a a teething ring are attached. "Not a bit Ive got lots of friends cardboard circle three inches and a .W ell, my little man, what Interests at I m suspicions An enchanting little nightingale la oL Kansas City half In diameter, Gather the flowered made out- - pf . a square . of cashmere, yon?. ; Journal, ribbon to this and hem the outside. crocheted on the edge with silk or "Please, elr, the boy returned, Run an embroidery hoop four Inches bound with wash ribbon. Satin rib-- ; when are you going to pull that . Equipped foreFams. in diameter around ths upper edge. bons are rwn through a casing to fit tooth!" Judge. ' Why do you think, that your hoy Join the plain material to this and the head. Josh will be prominent in the public from inches this about eighj For the child that is a little older place Help. eye? another hoop about four inches in di- .you can make a screen covered In !See that bewhlskered man walkBecause," replied Farmer ameter. This Is thie top of bag and snowy plain material and decoratld ing with Miss Peach. Hes hirsute, hes rawin a kind of whisis sheered over hoop, A round cover with pictures cut from j magazines and tent he!" kers would attxact attention anythat is a as cardboard used cover books. One section for flowers, one plce-o"No, hes her suitor." . where. and a heavy cord Is used to carry It tor animals, and one for birds, would ' Marvelous. over the arm. be much appreciated. Depressing Influence. Another original bag for threads A scrap book made of dark gray Hazel would make a great detecSo you dont like that professional and needles Is made of two circles of lining pasted with pictures, is also a tive." optimist? cretonne lined with satin. These are gift a child can derive much So?" pleasure 'Not much," replied Mr. Growche; Joined at intervals, leaving spaces for from. After you have your presents we were at a musical com- there are "Ys; time when I might forget the spools. In the center is a little completed, be careful that are edy the other night and she followed my troubles If he were not constantly they . A ribbon drarn through wrapped so that they have a Yule the plot all the way pin cushion. through." advising me to make a terrible effort the different sections Jraws this little tide look about them Use plenty of to cheer up." Washington Star. at Least. Frank, bag together. green .std white tissue' paper Seal Use a pretty piece of ribbon threS1 the package with holljr ribbon or Wont you sing for us, Mr Bel' The Limit gold quarters of a yard in length for an cord and don't forget to tuck a spray lows?" asked little Willie. Gabe Cadge owes everybody in other sewing contrivance. Turn up of or mistletoe among the wrapCertainly, Wllle; hut why' do you town, holly ' one end to form 'a pocket for the ask? pings Steve Is his credit bad? Gertie and I are playing spools of thread, and the other end iCorvrlght. by TV. G. ChamuanA Bad! Why, he couldn't eve Gabe wreck and we need a borrow trouble, Cincinnati .Enquirer. "But how pretty they are! exposfrocks of white embroidered ninon No Danger for Him. The Correct Answer. trimmed with fur, but he did not look tulated his companion, and called his "Tommy, you tnustnt go fishing at to some attention What their conld.be more sad than a of the other dainty with Peter; he's at their dainty gowns, only just, getting over the man without a country?" feelingly shoes there, for every pair, was- - re- measles." feet.. One wore little white velvet slippers vealed bj the short and slashed skirts. There wont be any danger, moth- asked the high school literature teachBut the man saw nothing beautiful er of her class with high pointed velvet heels and tiny , er; I never catch anything when Im reA country w thout . a man, diamond buckles; the other white silk in all this novel footgear. What do minor details matter if fishing." sponded a pretty girl Just asfeelingly. slippers with Dresden china heels. I never dreamt when 1 pitied Chi- the ensemble is ungraceful? Womans Home 'Companion. ; A Real Dearth. he denese women forced to cramp their feet manded. "These women walk as 1! Exe This magazine says that in ' "S . Quits that our own women would wilfully they needed balancing poles. How , the in woman's Japan styles clothes with danceP What such shoes efin as they do passes my makes you .. . torture themselves tpey it l have not changed la 2.500 years dressmakers ga to heaven a 'hina!' What an ynderstandlr-and heels. Dree-V-Chicago they, lies -C Exe Mrs. scions wonder what d:e V k'd 'I absurdity! the corner, -- rose-colore- d - . ; your fro book about Diamonds are Good Investments h lengths. Turn ths ends back at the corners to form the petals. Group the petals together and Join to a wire stem which has been twisted with narrow green satin. A- natural looking bupch of violets Is formed of tiny bows of twisted violet ribbon tied with green silk wire. Hat pins, collar pins and buckles are wonderfully effective when covered with- - ribbon roses made of narrow folded ribbon grouped closely together. If you prefer you can uae satin cherries made of tiny circles of satin filled, with, cotton, with petals of' green ribbon. The girl who dances will find much pleasure In receiving a pretty pair of beaded satin slipper bows to match : her party slippers. For the ' trkveler a small cretonne pillow wlthpockets on one side for magazines and newspapers would be a convenience. N A set of envclopes-.o- f white linen to hold the necessary articles, would also be g useful gift. If yds have time you could buttonhole the flapln scallops. One envelope for handkerchiefs, one for the night dress, one lined jn rubber for the toilet articles, and one large one tor the extra waist Ths pieces you have left of the linen you can utilise for napkin rings, scalloped and finished with a monogram, or for boudoir lamp shades, which are much admired when inserted with medal-ton- s ' of fine lace. For the invalid a thoughtful nttl gift would be a cover for the drinklnr glass A glass circle the slse of tLo top of the ordinary glass is required; crochet a cover over the glass in a simple stitch In two colors of mercerised cotton. In the center sew a crocheted ring for a handle. A tray with a narrow wooden border and brass handles could have a pretty piece of embroidered linen under the glaai: ,1'. . a Bra, Typewriter Oo., ' N.Y. O. Smith A ' name to Tcmembcr when you Buy Jewelry a. -- typewriter. It is simple, compact, complete, durable. Send in the attached coupon and e will give especial attention to your typewriter needs. 2 3 1862 dle with narrow ribbon and finish with a pretty bow. The girl sway at college jrould snro ly be overjoyed with. shoe, hag, which she can h'ang inside bar closet door. The shoe bag should be half the length of the door with compartments for shoes, slippers and rubbers and a long compartment on one side for an umbrella, and on the other for books' not in use. The materials used should be heavy denim with ths compartments hound in tape. ' A pleasing notion would be to make any articles for the girls away at college In their college colors. A piece of gay colored cretonne bound all around with a pretty braid would also he acceptable as s trunk cover.. Dear to every girls heart are pretty dress accessories. The new Robespierre collar with Jabots of frilly lacs certainly will be a welcome addition to your friends wardrobes. The collars are usually made of black' satin with the rufllea of lace about two Inches wide. Chic boudoir caps are made of circles of ahadow lace IS Inches wide with soft ruffles of narrow lacs around the crown. The ryffles should be made In the back wider than in the 'front to give the effect of a Dutch bonnet. The cap is decorated with little pink rosebuds and a band of pink ribbon. Exquisite La France roses are made out of folded satin ribbon In three-inc- OST Compensation. Boyd Park By PEGGY POWERS d difficult to saj r Just when a pig ux a hog.)Ut we feel ai?e cep-- , men never were pigs. : -- iZ Record-Heral- Vo Want Salesmen fair t To our to fore contract to w-- tn Iibermi arretkaraa of food fcahitt and appearance ti tafityaanjoid, wfco can furnish food proAtablo, ou J mar bom but on our capital. No xpenrao ert ruut, m WooivoyooUwrmwhooMw in mko-WoBioo ornur and rimth. OwmOw H profit, to twn-- t to territory now oioo ft- - Old mi Bhiial ird, writ krmmu mtiima boo. 4n porno- - cross-stitche- d t- SAVE YOUR MONEY." PWa aavr mMy Sollar tndoo '4aikiWTirtt'f Xmem bill. A nail? Sor dlaaaaca ol tb Uvrr. t-- aWt headache, dyspepda. coa.tlpaUoa and nSilea people eradarae -- Stll falls the night plains, 8hlne soft tb stars, the welkin gem. When "WE WANT AN ACTIVE MAN m tirtt aacdon act as n&atiMMn mala-to-o- Atttaif fsaraxutod, a iso rd fo)4. cuvi, nuon vliheQto-cn- Brr rase brushea, he. M a two i territory A. rfren, Tiftar f PAUEB & CO.. LO bow to obtain ahdreat Villej, I. catch soraphlc Corn-to&se- down Hymn of triumph, hymn of glory, Sings the shlnlag angel throng; list earth's smeetest Shepherds DIG PROFIT FOR YOU ftretastva free, farfoU shepherds strains From angel chords bom to them. r RKPKESKNTATTTM. to Judah on- - f - story And the world Its gladdest song T. the paean down the ages. Swells the note of jov and praise. Gilds with hope time a op'ning pages, V afts Its cheer to latest davs Sweeps JOUM JU VATERXrfr rUOMU& hONSOCOTroy.N.t. CORNS 07 rnamred from I to I dir, Sr, id He for Id fa'lEti! enra K. B I K H I K. BOTANICAL. hT 0Cl.s Eertli it-- heai-en- . . It soumls tlie cla,i refrain, "G!orv, glorv in the highest cn earth, good f.EDJCE YCwR&OCBLE CHIN to t&srsA reilpf'mpj, Te-'ie- e sssjei, hi - - men' - fog-horn- ." a. COULD SEE NOTHING PRETTY recover their mental balance and learn how to dress rationally. They have AD IT MORS Or jom tlf At rcumtUi ptuTa, Aler removalffoar what ton gone fashion mad. They breathe and BaufeDuiAii, ULurel bu, IteiiittAliJtaa.W abH. Greatly to Be Feared That Feminine' live only for fashion. Better a suffraCritic Was Afflicted with JIbb bchMvh! gette vho thinks only of votes than 73ta prutiik io tiiivi ToosfLoM article; too4 a Grouch. these aomen who know nothing outLE 'er. lTt.au, fci'tu CU. OrcSXcIt r side of frocks and frills and feathers. Women have gene mad! exclaimed His companion, a Lake City, No. woman a man the other day as he sat on the garbed in the latesJL-d- f gowns, looked porch of a fashionable country club at 'him pityingly and murmured: w hiie a smart tea was In 4 progress, and There speaks the bachelor! wat - hed the fair inrmbers pass to md of ICihe answered nl v- , 5t ht 50-19- 13. faiy.-'slig- m V fX - ---v s a-- -- . p ! l, |