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Show WHOLE- STATE BOOSTS FOR UTAH PRODUCTS DAT DISPLAY Merchants. Consent'to Make Special Showing of Goods' Manufactured in Utah; Schools, Shops and Houses Will Celebrate. EYT3RY industrial forco In the state is working for tho com-pleto com-pleto success of Utah Products Prod-ucts day, which Is to bo col-obrnted col-obrnted next "Wednesday and tho loyal Utahns In chnrgo doslre all citizens citi-zens to romombor tho day and that tho event will provo to be all that is expected is tho last word of tho past wook. Whllo parents will bo looking at tho displays of Utah products, in tho shop windows, pupils of tho high schools and of tho eighth grade in tho other public pub-lic Bchools will bo reading essayB upon tho subjoct, ""Why Utah Products Should Bo Used." And for each thore shall bo a reward. For the parents tho rccomponso will Ho in tho fact that their oyos shall bo oponcd to the iunumorablo articles produced pro-duced In tho stato which they uso in Lhelr homes. . Tho lesson will causo them to demand these goods thereafter thereaft-er keeping within the stato a sum of money which will holp them byfhelping their neighbors. Schools Participate. For tho school pupils and students the value will bo in the fact that thoy will early Itarn thiB Bame lesson that in after life will cause them to loyally support their own stato and help each other in their strugglos through lifo. Besides, for thom thoro aro to be Bome money prizes. Tho Utah Federation of Women's clubs will distribute four cash awards in tho ossay oontest. To tho high Bchool stndont producing the best paper on the subject designated desig-nated will bo awardod a prizo of $10 m cash, whilo $7.50 will go to tho next best. To tho eighth-gTado pupil in tho public schools producing tho host os- Bay a prizo or $10 will bo awarded, and the noxt best in this class will receive re-ceive $7.50. Ask for Lists. There is ono thing that the committees commit-tees promoting the big celebration particularly par-ticularly desiro of tho public. Every housoholdor and overy honsowifo is asked to say a few words to their storekeepers. "Ask your storeeeper, ' ' thoy request, re-quest, "ii' ho is going to mako a special spe-cial showing of Utah products. If ho is going to do so, urge him to mako tho best display possiblo and givo Utah goods a chanco. Ii he has not thought of it, romind him that it is a mattor of interest to tho state, the city and to you and incidontally to himself that ho hustlo somo Utah products into prominent place. Your storekeeper wants your trade, and if tho idea be presented to him that his customers will feel hotter toward him if ho shall givo Utah products an opportunity to bo soon by thorn, ho will hold your trade by making compliance com-pliance with your request." Merchants Helping. j Not a merchant hu3 yet been found who has not consented to mako a Utah Products day display. All of them realize tho benefit that must eventually eventual-ly accrue to thom by reason of the fact that patronage offered to Utah people will keep moro monoy in Utah tor circulation among their own patrons. pat-rons. In all of tho uptown business institutions of Salt Lake there is a widespread spirit of willingness to help in the Utah Products cau60. Word re-coivod re-coivod from other cities and townB all throughout the 6tate indicates that a similar sentiment prevails. Look Who's Here. "In union thore is strength," is a saying that is being well exemplified in the effort to mako next Wednesday a banner homo products celebration in the history of Utah. The Commercial club'B manufacturers' committee, divided di-vided into three hustling 'sections, has boen hard at work. Tho Manufacturers Manufactur-ers association of Utah, with every member a boosting unit, has bent every effort toward tho auccoss of the day. Tho Home Industry Association of Utah has not rested in Ub promotion of the day. The Utah Development league has boon indofatigablo for tho good causo. Tho Salt Lako Federation of Labor has urged its host of membors to worlf incefisn.nt.lv. Thn TTfnVi PnHnro. tion of Women's clubs has energetically worked through all its arteries to promote pro-mote the day in tho schools. Tho Native Na-tive Sons of Utah have especially banded themselves in behalf of the loyal work, and tho Salt Lake Advertising Adver-tising club has dono its part in designing design-ing and executing novel and impressive publioity ideas to promote the celebration. celebra-tion. "Movies" Tel Story. On the night of Utah Products day remombor that it is noxt Wodnosday tho motion picture houses will occasionally occa-sionally throw upon their screens reminders re-minders of tho occasion, whilo the boards of the Utah Billposting company will contain written display admonitions admoni-tions that every dollar kept at homo is practically a dollar savotf. The newspapers news-papers will continuo thoir publicity work iu generous portion, bo that oven tho Btay-at-homo shall bo confronted with tho rightooiiB toaching that tho citizen should support tho Btato that supports the citizon. Merchants all ovor the stato will bo supplied with printed lists of all tho products coming from Utah producers. TheBe will bo distributed to all who visit the storos on that day. But the commltteoB in charge urgo, that if the merchant or his clerltB shall forgot to hand ono of theso lists out to each visitor, the visitor will bo repaid in astonishment at the groat showing by insisting upon getting a foldor. With all these forces at work, and with the citizon m' a unit in support of tho movemont. the celebration of noxt Wednesday will go into history marked "success. ' Read the List. The following list of articles made In Utah, though not comphito, Rives "a clar Idea of whet Is belnp done In thfa state In tho way of changing tho raw materials materi-als Into manufactured articles: Axle greaao, anti-rust compound, architectural archi-tectural sheet Iron, art atatlonorv, artificial artifi-cial limbs, aeh-plt doors, asphalt, awnings, awn-ings, axle boxes Badgeo, bakory products, baking powder, pow-der, balances, bamboo furniture, bar and bank flxturop. banners, baskets, browery products, billiard tables, biscuits, beans- and pork, blank books, boiler compound-bollera, compound-bollera, bolts, boots, boxes, braccH rt out dur braces, plaster, brass roundirRS, brick, briefs, building blocks, butler, building atone, beet sugar. Cabinets, calendars, candy, carpets, carriages, caakota, castings, certar posts, ceilings. metal. ?oment co mentor-. copings, cpreals. ca8"P' cliemlcala chimney extensions, c'uer, cigar boxes. cigars. clay P' cloaks, clocks, coal products, coal ciiuted. coffee, cofllns, coke, combination fen"-compo, fen"-compo, composition roof, 'concrete block a, condensed milk, confectionery, cut stone, chandeliers, chocso, casein, canned goouB, outs, cornice, corrugated iron, cosmetics, couches, creamery products, crockery, crucibles. cultivators, ourlos, cocoa, chocolate. Dairy products, decoratlonn, deformity apparatus, deformity shoos, designs, desks, doors, drain Ulo, drills, drugs, duck coats, suits, etc; dust compound, dental surgical Instruments. , , Ear tags, electric apparutus, electric fans, electric lions, electric signs, electrotypes, elec-trotypes, embossing, engraving, elatorltc, extracts, eyeglasses. Fans, electric; feed mill products, felt rooting, fence, fertlllzora, filter tanks, flroproof windows, floor cement, Hour, feed, fluff rugs, fly screens, foundation gates', fountain pens, fruits, cannod; fuel, furs, furnncos; furniture, foundries, frames, furniture polish, fruit-tree sprays. Gablo ornaments, galvanized Iron, gas, corns, gllaonlte. glovos, grain, grata, bars, graten, greenhouse products, guna, gun-smlthlng, gun-smlthlng, guttering,. . Hair planter, hair goods, hardwood floors, harness, hats, hcctographB, herbal medicines, hides, hop boor, horse collars, horse radish, hosiery, hospital supplies, hot-air furnaces, half-tones, hominy. Ice, lco cream, Illustrations, Incubators, Indian goods, Interior finish. Iron fences. Iron found rioo, Iron pipe, Iron works, Iron and stocl insulation Biipplles. Japonose goods, Jewelry, Job printing. Keys, knitted goods, koffee-ot. Ladles' tailored eulta, lamps, lath, lead pipe, leather goods, leather, legal blanks, lime, lithographs, looae-loaf devices, de-vices, lubricating oils. Macaroni. mantels, maps, marble worlca. mattrosHos, meato, metal . art work, modlcal remedies, metal ceilings, metal lath, metal signs, metal windows, metal sashes, milk products, mllllnery mine and Bmolter supplies, mineral water, wa-ter, mineral tracers, models, monuments, mops, moldlnga, muffles, muni cal Instru ments. Noveltloa. nursery atock. Orthodontia surgical appliances, ooullst supplies, office furniture, oil products, ointments, optical goodo, ore cars, ore skips, ore tubs, ore buckets, ore crushers, crush-ers, oro cyanides, ore samplers, ore aepa-rators, aepa-rators, ovoralle, ovens. Package carrier baskets, packing house products, paper boxes, parasols, patent medicines, patterns, perfumes photo-graphB, photo-graphB, piano polish, pickets, pickles, pipe and fittings, pitch roofing, plaster, plows, polish, pool tables, Portland cement, posts, wood and Iron postn, pottery products, prod-ucts, poultry ralBlng, powder, heaters, power generators, printing, pork and beans. Rheumatism on re, rock oruohero, roofing, roof-ing, roastor grease, rubber stamps, rugs, rupturo cure. Sampling ouppllea, Saratoga chips, sculpture works, seats, scorlfler, screen doors, screen wlndowB, scroll work, seals, sewer pipe, sheet Iron work, shingles, shirts, shirt waists, shoes, showcases. 8lgn8. Bkyllghts. sleighs, smelter supplies, smokestacks, soap, soda water, soda fountains, souvenirs, spring wheels, stamp work, steps, steam boilers, steel fixtures, stovo castings, structural steel and Iron, sugar, sulphur, spices, shoo oil, saddles, safes, oaloon fixtures, salL Tailor-made suits, tanks, tanned goods, tar and felt roofing, taxidermist goods, teas, tonto, theatrical scenery, tile, timber tim-ber frames, time-saving devices, tin works, toilet preparations, tovs, trunks, trusses, turntables, turning works, tomatoes, toma-toes, tomato soups. Umbrellas, upholstering work. Varnishes, vinegar, violins. Wagons, wall cases, wall maps wallpaper wall-paper preparations, warm-air furnaces, washing compounds, washing machines. IwbS" wnlorProonrP. wax, waterproof shoe oil. wheels, whips window shades. ndow screens, window flreprooflng, products' ""roodon wllIow war. wool Yeast " Zinc etchings. And Things to Eat. Following Is a list of foodstuffs produced pro-duced or manufactured In Utah-Almonds Utah-Almonds apples, apricots, asparagus. P?-arlieyt $alnjr Pwler. bakerTprod-h bakerTprod-h ! ed v.benns'. bacon- biscuits, ber-f ber-f 1 ; J,.ean' ,beetst bcet sugar, beef. beer, beorette, butter, buckwheat, bran, bread brewery products, breakfast foods. Celery, carrots, cabbage, cured mats candy, confectionery, cereals? catsuD HiUilWCr- cann,ed sooda. cantaupes! mh-I86' Wenscd milk, cocoa, coffee cider, chickens, chocolate, cucumbers cream, creamery products, craeklrs' crab-apples, corn. cracKera, !'pJ0llIct3 d"ck9' dr'ed frlta. -xiractB. CEBoncos. eggs eirtr-ninnt nifowl"1 PrdUCui' fl0"r-nsh, woa,ro.ductsi ffra,n' Grapes, .greens. ho?sae?adlsrIny' h0n7- Ice, Ice cream. cam, juiljf, Koffe-et coffee substitute. Lamb, lard, lettuce, lima beans. Macaroni, melons, malt products, maple ma-ple syrup, meal, milk, mineral water molasses, mutton. water, Nuts. Oats oatmeal, olives, onions, ' iftv 'c,"Shouse products, parsnips, parsley, pars-ley, pastry, peach eB, poaa. pears, beooVr Peppers, pick es, plne-nute, plums. PE neBA 1K?rk pork Qnd beanspoutoes, Prunes, poultry, pumpkins. ' Quinces. Radishes raisins, respberrles, rhubarb. Salt. Boda water, sauerkraut hdmtvT apices, spinach. Bc,uash. strnwherVles sui Brn8U?ar ect3' suear cane, syrup, turalpa. ' toniato Boup.nurkeys, Vegetables, vinegar terShahncUsaucc"terme,0n, ",,Cat' Will Visit Restaurants. Yesterday tho membera of the Woman's Wom-an's Homo Industry association held a meeting at the chamber of commerce for tho purpose of assigning member! lo restaurants, cafeterias and cafes Thn meeting was presided over by Mrs OHvS covern!hoWcltv. 'l,,Plnled ooffie?" tfuV'l!?uln5 "quarts wero Instructed to visit food caterers and rrmiest th which is Utah Products dav entire vJ Tr htnr0dUcta, ,f possible; Tho work waa takon up immediately and thn S wan practically covered yostcrdav -lYS the resultant report that not a slnirin refunal had been encountered On &2 contrary, the keepers of restaurani ?f cafeterias and cafes wore ont& over the proposal, readily conMnVinistf,c mil so Utah food' products on W dnc day and every other dav ti,... " whon practicable. a t,,oreufter .Tho committees appointed to innir cfonti"4 Brookln. D. C. Dunbar anS V?. J. ireon- It was promised at the restaunn i the railway paspengor Nation b ,n specialty would h" ,nnd , fTjtnh products and that th " fact wmYiri ?,d announced to patrons ",d h |