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Show tFIE CHINA MAY GET HERALD-KEPUBLICA- MOTHER ! DON'T TAKE BEEF CONTRACT GLOVE SALE Klace Kid Gloves, 10. button length, on sale nt Fine imported quality, overseam; in pink pagne. woraen'a lCbnttoa Imported Blace (iloves Fine quality French kid. overseam. in only Hsrht blue. W omen's washable valller Rlace Gloves at lenffth; Ideal for evenlni? wear. able glove made. P. K. sewn, in white only. 5 COATED American Troops in Philippines Must Lock to Orientals If cross, feverish, sick, bilious, for Fresh Meat. clean little liver and China. will probably upnly the American troops in the Philippines with fresh beef after this Major Hush Kiliephr of the Unite,! .state army and several veterinarians recently made visits to different parts t. Chini for t!ie purpose 1 fer-fie'iu- firt-ce- . . i.c-f- rattl-raitn- 40-lnc- Itegularly Tr re-iulr- em-b.irs- onfllct In Una. A Heuter dlspntch says: enrch for metal" "s iii in a zealous n commandeered by the who. n t rorlties the Cerrrans brciin .o strip Catholn churches orltsiflox anJ Itoiiism in Viln i. l!i'' ver-citiK-noppose by an enormous crowd of rn;ed with i i.s and jtrrcn,Mlcs. Tlie fleri;r stru?-jrl- e the nJ.aifant" and tho I'twfru In which many soldiers ur.d lermans. v . rn v ere kitlel. la'ted two days." CO U FER Br7CEToBE""U R G E D I.oru!t.. . O.-t- .".. from i h-i- h-"- l " x.i s i i tlnnt ppcl to I'resldeet Armncnl hf . (hi-.TS- i Ieee . r. I'ederellon. Plans :: f the Na- announced I'.tic aI atnca! to I'resl for na'iin n Novcrnf.cr v y nicht itit Vll.nletters to ' "ith lleicr;ipi cth-neutraS novernmeats f f c f on the on- ti',i anations, e f f rc r'.liiutc voluntary court tional fd-rikti- oo to-(.- .? ' ." .!ys -- Herald-Uenuldiea- T n- : - i ' fin fo- n- t'enient nit dlas ion. invite jUKts. t o from warrins: na- ttoi.-J ibmit in jt'I ;o pry l! of ilm rea'oniiliU TO "or jifdi'o. of ta jroto. TlK t' serd the lefterKrrs u t ! f 18 . y Furs used are Skunk, Opossum, Mouflon, son Seal and Mole.- 24 $1.25 Inches. at5- simul-taneo.mi- bein - I" Hfit Hud- BOLSTER Made to sell for flO.OO Monday 59c DO NOT QUOTE ANY COM- f ff price All These Items Reduced to Full size. 1 $2.75 Comfort Scroll stitched. Extra large size. S2.75 Linen Pattern Table Cloths Hemmed ready for use. 92.25 Bedspreads Extra large size. Marseille patterns. Curtains-Cre- am 53.50 Lace and Scrim and ecru. Cotton Sheet Blankets Full size; gray, white and tan. 2.4S Bath Matts All colors to match your bathroom. $2.25 Wool Batts Silver gray, full, 2 size 72x81. $2.50 Couch SI 1 7 Cotan An exquisite covering' for the bed. entirely new and come They're boxed individually.and Uncrushable bed Swiss embroidered scalloped round set. made from thread cotton. White with KOld, and lavendar embroidery. pink, blue Large size. PARATIVE VALUES, BUT WILL OUR PRICE SAY THIS: IS WHAT THEY SHOULD ACTUALLY SELL FOR AT WHOLESALE 07C Covers limit. $2-5- 0 lbs., a22 n GOlONEiV v and orjctnlra- tr Lo'li. I r r t rouff h r'U fh rouiitfv l.fiir.'"r, fc rrtary of tiie t ii ARE MAILED OUT NOTICES r;mrnlIff rI --- EXAMINE THESE GREAT VALUES HERE MONDAY. All-Si- lk ZEALAND MONDAY 310RNING AT S.30 Jar.u.trv Cls. state land '..ir'l. I, ,i-Ti't- he flu at tKe ffe, pavM of tl were rnatlM out of the hoard. yes-terda- r"4v t:iTif 4, whi.-l- hy t'ne Tiie watr fj!c nn m'Mifiij !!: ,rn fdi e r,t ehi he were r. total i i jr-- ! . "t v r)d t A 7" "k San Francisco to the exposition. loses December 4.-- Tickets on le 0. to November Limit Pecerr.ber dally 3 1. I3S round trip. Salt Itoute. lo F.. Third South. Ticket Offl-e- . Ask for Infor Phones Wasatch mation T Ad vert ierr.ent. 'c- - . Si - . HATS 5 HATS (J HATS HATS 10 HATS 10 HATS :5 .'50 i ce II st HAD MEN PAY TRIBUTE TO RIPLEY J ? f trest-eieu..U I Trant U jour natae attj addre so I can send vu a free Hirtntl. R.p i. CBNIMeSfST I want you It. all treatroect that' to Just try tl:s try . jul Tlist's vai ouiy airim-n:TO years, nearly everyone knows trie and in t eriruc la?r.es In Fort VTsTne thousand paopl outside of Fort treatment. Ovr thr atxxit re r icce-fuln:si Way re hive, a cord 13; to their own abttrmeats. been cured by tins treatment lnce I first inaue this ctfr puohc. If roahiire Eczema. Itch. Salt Rheum, Tetter never tslnd how bad ray treatment has currd tic wott iafj I ever saw clve ma a chance to prove my claim. Send me vour nameand address on thecoaooa below and cct the trial treatment I want toncnd too r Rfcr- - The wondersmmmacconipiihl in your own case wiil be proof. " CUT AND MAIL TOO AY " " "" "" !. fr 924Weit Main St., Fort Wayne, Ind. without cost cr obligktkia to ca your Free Proof Treatment. HATS IN $10.50 $15.00 $12.50 $10.00 AT-- I and toiuorrow choose at one price only. Panta Fe, and Sir. lllpley, who spoke last. Mr. "Morowetz said that under Mr. presidency of twenty years the nipley's cross earnings of the road have increased from $30,000,000 to $120,000,000 a. year. & Directors of the. Atchison, f.'anta Fe Kallroad company atTopeka a meet-Inhere today chose Henry C. Frick of New York, one of their number, as a member of the executive committee to succeed the late Thomas P. Fowler. NOTED Chicago. Oct. "0. E. I. Rir.ley. presi- dent of tho Atchison, Topeka - b'anta Fe Hallway company, who was 70 years old today, paid at a dinner given him S3 Fs'ee Proof Te Yo tril ricase Fe President on His Sev' C&H BE CORE ---iJ Dinner Given in Honor of Santa entieth Birthday. s3 J. C. HUTZELL, Druggist, MARKED MARKED MARKED 3IARKED st - l 3IARIv1:D .2.50 3 1 ARK ED $18.00 SEE THESE HATS DISPLAYED IN OUR WINDOWS. r TIOAL MILK HAY IMHMi:n. Va"hln trior.. Oct. 2'h Congress wlir be asked to at the mtlnii. aiart a day to be oh-- i' "Natior.nl Milk day." The serve,! offices All uptown railroad ticket s TU c'.oe their day's business at :. :!) intern ittonal Association of Milk Ir.- -' sue- tors In seiiston here appointed a o clock each afternoon sfartlnr Novemlesls-- I ber . tr, .tea I of rernaininc open tintil ; committee to urtre the propo?ed T!i earlier ciostnir hotirs i lation. l!eoU.tlons also were adopted o"c!ck. tvlll I maintained ttirous?hout the r.cnnir.in pasteurization of all mill:. assistant sceeerat f rlffht er. Northwestern. ai?r t .io will be In Ft;en CANADIAN DIES , Stst SEE THEM AND COME EARLY MONDAY rame in a cablegram from Sir George Perley. Canadian hisrh commissioner in London, to Sir Kobert Borden, the premier. Charles Stuart Tupper of Winnipeg, Man., son of the late James Stuart of Sir Charles, and Tupper succeeds to grandson the baronetcy. He is a of Dr. Charles Morse, registrar of the exchequer court of Ottawa, and is about to leave for the obtained a commission front, in the having Cameronian Highlanders. From the establishment of the Dominion of Canada in 1S67, in which he part, up to within prominent Sir .dayears aplay few Charles ago, was so prominent in Canadian Tupper statesmanship that upon his retirement he. son-in-la- w Sir Charles Tnpper, Venerable Statesman, I'nsses Anny In m GoKland. U Ottawa, Oct. 30. Sir Charles Tupper. iled at he attributed whatever venerable Canadian statesman, He that tonight he was Heath, England, today. Bexley had made to the helpful in- 94 success vearw old. wife and to the cordial fluence of 1 The news of tho death of Sir Charles the men and women who support of compose the Santa Fe family. The dinner lg said to have been notable In that It brought torr-th- er more men prominent In the railroad world than ever before participated in I DRUNKENNESS a strictly social function. Three hunA CURABLE DISEASE dred Ruests were present and the ban-ouhall was decorated with plants and The treatment used successfully by flowers from the thirteen states tra- thousands in their own homes is right versed by the Santa Fe. The speakers So uniformly successful has were th llev. Uerhard Kelly of To- OmtlNE. Kan., an old friend of Mr. Illpley, OIUUNE been in restoring: the victims peka. who asked the blessing; Walker I). of the "Drink Habit"so Into sober and our and strong is that lllnes. New York, general counsel of useful citizens, in Its curative powers, the road and chairman of the executive confidence the fact that emphrsu-- . committee of Its board of directors,S. we want isto sold OliRINE this positive who acted ns toastmaster; Charles you get no trial, (Heed. Topeka. a director and editor of guarantee. If, after thii Kansas Cltv Journal, who talked bereflt. your money will be refunded. Is prepared n two forms: ahout the old Santa. Fe and the new; No.OitHINE 1. secret treatment, a powder; Victor Morowelz. New York, a former No. 2. in pill form, voluntary Instrumental who was director in reorganizing thelargely road; Frank Trum- treatment. Costs only $1.00 a box. Ask bull. New York, chairman of the board for booklet. Druehl of the Chesapeake & Ohio; Georno U. Franken, corner Main and South. Salt Lake City, Utah: A. Harris. ChlcaRO. chairman of the board Fccond 11. Mclntyre Drug Co.. Ocden. Utah. of the llurllngton road; tlardlner Clilcazo. general solicitor of the I Advertissment-et Oit-niN- Ace.. Ifaroa.. Street acd it Beautiful Pattern Hats newly trimmed hats from our own workroom. Many of them in fine quality Lyons Silk Velvet and Hatter's Silk Plush. HATS OF QUALITY AND STYLE. We took count .of our entire stock of hats, selling from $10.00 and up. Here is what we have EVERYBODY SHOULD GO 1 te i.J Kd-Cir.Kt- c pas-senc- to n Ocneral ssnt of ti e Chirac. railroaii from a'l cities wet Henver will iuet in conand s teginninC ference here forTh- two - rneefjj;,, will he NoTfnihf O the Kofet dl't-iif'tah ;ind the confer-rnf.- e e'd "t ? t Js calTed b'iinss conditions of t he road. . There wil" b the conference. a'oout twenty accrt f C ,. Cairns aro. general I a end If. W tii'ket iir-Iudin- "eon for llwslon Iae IXatant Land. r.-h- Mote?. Pclill'OclCl FISH Ihomiit of Salt Lake Is to . alio mclud I. I51.. n O. e Infer ef for ',nlr I n'.irlr ..?. are the anrutt! payments which areThS" lt;e laTils and wafer rishls purchased tn aroi from tt stste. t 1 . isles tine "tste January I. t'io ."nd notic"s that the lar,.i nrn! 1 lwetl:. n Thomas rf Salt Ietke will leave ..in l'r,ncco- November 10 by the frltih ffcame- Maitai and after about twenty-thresper.iinif days on the water vill srrtve In New Zealand of dolnic missionary tor the Mr. imrpoff ork Thomas I" a son of Moroni J. ard A;nf ul"n Thomas, and a recent eraduate of theI I S. S. hlch he showed school. While at the l. debating nn e .cerii0r.al aptness for and oratorical work. A testimonial will be tendered him at t y . f our t Ii ward amusement t.e Tefl h..I ir. the evenin of November 1. A program will te rendered. Anionic will he heard are Husch tt ose MIm Kvani;eltne Thomas. Mis Marcaret Caldwell. Joseph Clive. Miss Ada Stark. Miss fes. I'ederson.Mis Clarence Hawkins. C;iadvs retey. Vnr'-Claytor.. Mr. I.lzzle Thomas Fdward. tie Allegro male chorus end the MHse I Mae Andron. Marie an. Motlr Hxirrl;". on l.iml nnil Water rvmn! wilnn reotat and ft. Swiss Embroidered BED SPREAD AND MATERIALS Chiffon Broadcloth, Vinter Poplin, Serge, Whipcords, etc., etc., in shades of Navy, African Brown, Blackberry, Russian Green, Field Mouse, etc. Lined with fine quality satins shields to match. VE Worth 75c yard lllack .Messallne 36 Inches. AS'orth $1.00 yard lllack lessaline 36 inches. OQ Worth $1.15 yard UOC lllack Mesanllne Inches. (Tf "9 ' ej g OJLaJLU Worth $1.50 yard Itlnek MessaJiae 30 Inches. CC "fl SO Woth $1.75 yard JLil ITS lllack Iesallue 3(1 Inches. Cw f Uorth $2.00 yard 3?JLaO7 Itlnek Crepe de Chine ffi "f JL mJKJ 4Q Inches. Worth $1.25 yard ISInck Crepe de t hine CC "f 40 Inches. Worth $1.75 yard Xs L lllack t'repe de Chine K i "70 40 inches. Worth $2.50 yard J "! Canton Crepe C JL CC D f iOO de ( bine. for. yard ii h. My Mu SI Vai - i)ai3U I1LACK SILKS niaek Messaline h. . down front of jacket. I of Baby Blankets. Ripplette Seersucker. Manchester Percale, yard wide. IScDucklinsr Kimono Flannel. 18c Pepperrell Pillow Cases. 4 2x36. 25c Eden Cloth. 20c Shaker Outinp; Flannel. full bleached. SOc Canton Flannel, full bleached, heavy. 20c Turkish Towels, hemmed. 19c Bungalow Curtain Nets and Berim. 2 yds. 15c Linen Toweling-4 10c Knitted Wrash Cloths. . sJi 1 Prize Sisit Capture of rte Season ALL THE LATEST MODELS: English Box, Russian Belted and Flare Jackets all fur trimmed, some with collar and cuffs fur trimmed, others with fur around bottom and inches, all ma $1.50 and $1.75 yard Iiroadeloths Spontred and shrunken. inches. In black and colors. CCO ftfa Z&4ZmbJJ Jlesularly $2.50 yard Wool Astrachan For coatf, 5S inches, brown, tan and frolf red. CA Regularly J3.5U to $4.00 yd 5 Unquestionably the Most Ex traordinary Values. An Event You Can't Afford to Overlook. All These Articles at r v t J 36-inc- CSClr !;eK-ularl- n Herald-Hepublica- h. re pin STYLISH, 27-inc- 51.50 S4.95 colors. n Herald-i:enu!f.lc,a- - 85 REMARKABLY SOc h, Ilegularly 75c yard Dress Fnhrlea 4 2 to terials and colors. I I f liiiei 18c 18c rQ " letals in oercl fierce i:tirire I'rerlpitate A III LATE MODELS IN 59c 30-Inc- Herald-Kepubllca- fBrrk for lil 4AaW All-Wo- 5-- fiertnsn T h Domest storm Serae Half wool, very serviceable, in black and colors. yard wide. Itegularly 50c yarJ OOC Ilemrletta and Panamas In black and ail colors. lUjjuIarly ...c yard ol Serae French and storm sertce, full yard wide, lllack and colors. Iteprularly 75c yard3e'C I'anainaa-Poplln- s in all staple hiRh-clas- Iferall-Ttcpubllca- aailll Stfev CoSin's Great DRESS FA 15 R ICS AND COATINGS and Myers s "valet the dyeing company's service" for an entire month for $1 andn a month's aubscripllon to The for j cents, or a total of Jl.i-for totii. The purchased outrlsrht ;,) uf these monthly contracts to present one only to each new subscriber at the spcc,-- hartrain price and no more than will be or can be I. purchase t'nder thi Mvers valet service the customer will have four suits of clothe men's suits or overcoats only cleaned at the rate of one suit a week. Three of these suits wlij be vacuum clraned. .spoiiced and pressed, the fourth suit will he French dry cleaned by the wonderful Mvers process. The actual valuea of this service Is $.1. You month with The irct if for for Jl.t.. & The Myers Cleaninc Dyefnir comhas Brown in tbree larKC-'years from pany an unknown firm to the t and finest cleaning establishment In tho ami Is already dolnir business sate. In nine or ten other states and hundreds of intermountaln cities. The pollcv of Insuring clothes and Eruaranteeinitr work Is exclusive with the Myers) com pan v and only high priccfj expert help is ued. assured itThe self of these facts before decjdinar on Ktvlriic this service to its subscribers, and tite companv expressly nfrree that all with Tiie on this special offer shall suits handled In be fully injured wiille their charee r.r.fl that in case of fire, or loss or dam-n- e they wiit tav for such loss to the full extent of the Insurance. POLES DEFEND CHURCHES laaiirT.TrVTn - -- e. rl-- Sn T" h. 40-lnc- nisewhere l?ue of The will be found an announcement of a premium offer of interest to men who believe neatness is an asiet and that, while clothes do not make the man. they can at least make him presentable or otherwise. Tho first ZOO men who a t nulcklv vlil receive o OP dOiwO Uest wash- 21-Inc- h, In th.s d color H Valet Service to Be Given for $1.65 Monthly. ,tl C a C?3t sS)JLae"9 one Mil wrong if you buy them only for the material that's in them excellent laces and fine materials were used in their construction and originallycanthey use sold uo to $50. If 5'ou anv they are yours for the ridiculously small sum of -- h o 7C w &mmwa and cham- yard Sotln and Taffeta In plaids and CI JL fl f striped, '7 Inches wide. D a Jk W iieirularlv $1.30 yard Taffetn IMalds In dark colorings. T inches. CC fl fT KcRUlarly $1.75 yard 4)Xt9U Silk Costume Velvets fast pile. In black and colors. Itcfitularly $1.75 yard in black Silk Chiffon Velvet and colors, rich lustrous finish. Hckularly $a.50 to $6.00 yard OF NEW OFFER nni-T;-,a- I. last season they need cleaning: and a little altering, perhaps; but you can't go Of SILK AND VELVETS Crepe He Chine .All pure il. in white and colors, (Tf Jl.23 rssses Last Oali E vem rsos nt Herald-Republic- an eaaa 11 FIRST TIME SHOWN MONDAY MORNING, ru: ANNOUNCEMENT o. swrT 'T.-'S- - OF and ruI -- tt-e- f win 8IS UK K em-ar- BIG NEW STOCK RICH nn nn W any-othe- tea-j?poon- t- - ) A A laxative today save-- i a e'ek child tomorrow. Children pimply will not take the time from play to empty their bowels, which become clojrred up with liver gets sluggish, stomach waste, our. th tomttie. Mother! If coated, at orIok your child Is listl.-s.i- , cross, feverish, breath bad. resiles, doesn't eat heartily, r full of rold or has sore throat or children's ailment. Ktve a of "California Syrup of FIks." because It Is perfectly then don't worry, all this harmless, and In a few sour hurs Hie and constipation w u ;poison, e will tently move out of tho bowels, and you have a well, playful child asain. A thorough "Inside clennslnc;" Is oftlmes all that Is neceshe the first treatment sary. InIt "hould any sickness. given Beware of counterfeit fir syrups. Ask vour druzsrist for a bottle of :'Callfornia .yrin of Fitrs." which has full directions for babies, children of all a are and for rotvn-up- s plainly printed on tho bottle. Iok carefully and ce that tt Is made by the "California Fig Myr up Company.'' Advertisement. of Inspecting animal!) and deter suitr.iinir. wh'.lh'r Chinese bcf able for the American army, which Is very particular ftbo;u tho quality of ?r.at supplier! to it n men. Contractors In China hive alMHed a v. Ii;ir-- u t ot ip! for the army As the contra t In ti Philippines. Austral!.-- n. who ive been supplying heef to the United Mates troop, freh year 'til not tm able tor cjmpl nest for the contract ecaus, of f heon emthe bargo ;re t lirttain hasIs placed China cf br.f, it likely exportation 'H! lar.it th? bef .ontral in Manila. Ch lo e href cattle are not .t? I. u'" the cattle trhlrh hive ben 5urrlld from Au !'rrIi The c;,spe animals Ires'! only ahout 4S pounds each, but a fi'r irrade of kt3'm rred said to and shantunc Manchuria t in-are th h!"f prov a I Hii-inow tlnn of China. nrawtnsr lrjr quantities of beef for tt army from Loth of th? sections. cattle are shlppe.j on hoof from Vsinsr-ta- o to Ih ShahtTinic province war T'slntc-tathere the Vladivostok. Ifor was r mull p.ii kind concern In but H i not o;ralln now. slawsrhf erlnsr are also Facilities for Man-'limited in the irian cities nfir th rrainsr 'amis The Amerhan army to bve its hct killed before prefers It reaches th iUn-l- . be.atse Of th ltf f icultlea of shipping live ar.tnjals fnr the troi!f. and the quarantine out of such lia.te to ari shipments. However, it toropy be necessary for the American change their reclflf ations In order to obtain the icmirc i rneat. rear Within recent there have ten in China frr an "ver.il asritatior. thu:on 0f ! ..(.( exportation The cnnifti'Tit has f re.junt lv in arlous province that ben made e x pr tat tori raised th pri'e of riiit vttt jo hleh fh.it it was irnpojuiide to buy th cattle for tvf.irmrs and cultivate them to plow their fiId".ns It has heeri urg-that 1t Is rilte r.cff .iry to put an ijp-iof cattle fh mn it was upon thexportation of exportation but th re nf ril no rri m r. t has not n taken ;my definite step this matter. 'O 16-butt- on bowels, Feklnar, Oct. 20. ht l-- rl' OF UNUSUAL IMPORTANCE. Long Lengths for Evening Dress. CHANCES IF CHILD'S TONCUEIS SALT LAKE C1TT, UTAH, SUNDAY, OCTOBEK 31, 1915 N, La-thro- p. m, like the late Lord Strathcona, was called "Canada's Grand Old Man' Young Tupper made himself a power in parliament and became premier of Nova Scotia in 1864. After the formation of the confederation he became minister of customs in the Sir John Macdonald cabinet that resigned in 873, and was Sir John's closest adviser in the five years during which the con-- , servatlve party was out of power. In 1878, when Macdonald returned to office. Dr. Tupper became minister of works. He created the departpublic ment of railways and canals, and became its first minister. He retired from the in 1884 and went to London asministry Canada's highest commissioner. In 1887 he was re 1 BivxajMMnriansMiaiMMMBWBKH called, to be minister of finance in Macdonald's new cabinet, but resigned next year and resumed his duties' in London. In January, 1896, he entered the Sir Mackenzie Bowell administration as secretary of state and leader in the house of commons, and on the remonths aftertirement of Bowell, four as ward, he succeeded him prime Dulutb, where a new steel plant will be opened November!, is assiduously reminding everyone that they will need absolutely no men from outside for its operation. They have had and Duluth enough of unemployment for the Duluthians is now the iMWBawBBWwiiieiauaaiMai Bn3t pel Golden fall days must end it's time now to really prepare for winter fill up your coal bin order Monday! Castle Gate or Clear Creek means the kind of coal you've always wanted clean and free burning. Call your dealer. i: Mined and shipped clusively by UTAH FUEL CO. ex |