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Show THE HERALD-REPUBLICA- SALT LAKE N, CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, MARCH 5, 1916 imples in an mm Oown FOR KEENER RIVALRY 4 Stop Embarrassment from Pimples. Beautify Your Skin Quickly With Many of the Contestants inThe Voting Event Are Preparing for Burst of Speed to Win the Elegant Car Herald-Republica- n kln tissue Is made from the blood, and i.s it Is a tendency of r.ature to throw .off a good share of impurities Impurities through onthetheskin, naturally surface in the form of gather pimples, blotches, blackheads nnd other eruptions. Naturcllv, if there are no The nxt thre- wd'k will bo a strenuous period for tha you 115 ladles u who rt working to win the magnificent Mcrlpps-Hootroadster which n Is tcinsc offered a a prlzo in The votinc contest. Sev are layinir plans to surprise their eral f the and competitor: it ehove alt who have entered tha contest to rally their forces for a linni burst of speed. Th fnlf I will c!rin n f r.nnn nn Kntnr,!iv April 1. and no cash s!ifM or otu-will evblncs of purchase at Cie various stores thr-l. e accept-- ! for e.chan;e Into votes aftr that hour. With tiie w k r et the variiiH contestants have an opever, rnalntn. to ln:ress votes if they will put thMr portunity to snouiders the wheel th!r and further materially tho of their friends en!it support in their bhalf. - JUL In our Suit and Cloak dept. you will find an array of springtime modes that will help you- look your hest on any and every occasion. Striking styles that reflect genuine individuality. - Herald-Republica- nn n fv. q r; ,;.:t r s 1 u tftdlais of (onlratnnl. r ll." . . . . .:.n Mrs. Anna 'rbtt. 'timn'triC'. tire A . . P.lVtS. Alice' lertdd;e, J. "h- - . Itoiirl irk Irenitussell. M .'. :; l:iser, Irer.r. Shaw. ; j; si.s;o Sullivan. I). A . Atries . . "-- 10i0s . -'. . i' 6 . . . , I ,.", .'tio.s . i 4 nh,.'uO .'1.44S .. . .. 2t.;:) 4. Mi . 2.041 . i.r.ii - . . . rocker. 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Io to the- drug store todav and get a l.'x of Stuart f.O s Calcium n cents, but are really worth Wafers, many to you if your face Is marred by blotches. blackheads, ugly pimples. mu Mines or spots, etc. Convince your-sH- r test that by actual Calcium Smart's Wafers arc- - the most effective blood and skin purifiers tn the world. If you to mr.il them flrt-tbelow fortryfree trial package. coupon it-i- i "-.- American Lady Corsets . Fres Trial Ccupcn 1 A. Stuart Co.. TO.T Stuart Illdg., Maralisill, Mich.i Send me ot once, by return mail, a free trial package of Stuart's Calcium Wafers. Name Street City. State. ! r m-Jo- " SAYS UNION EMPLOYED 29-- Ji .ro-rl.- 9 lyir1;'- - HIM TO SHOOT GUARDS - thrill t K. ! J-1?- -- ? - 156-16- Gunman's Confession Implicates Striking Shirtwaist Makers in Violence. William Sherthe for shooting- of Bonwood, arrested nie Welnstein. a guard employed by I. Kaplan & Sons, shirtwaist manufacturers, confessed today, according to the police that ho was employed to do the shootlnK by a shirtwaist makers' frsrle anl . htislness Rrent ehan--union, the members of which are now have taken pia-esome 3f'Qn of meat and on strike. srroery markets and Inspector Cray, head of the detective stores In the city more than h says that Sherwood stated that h av cone out of htislness and more bureau, orfered "a contract" by the was he than 20 rer rent of the have union which he was to receive 106 and rlr.e.l the".-- markets. Thehutrhn Lakers, too. to be put on the payroll at 23 a week are in a similar plight, hnndre,' of In return for hi services In "'shooting them clolnu hecause they oul.l set no up' the Kaplan jfuards. Welnstein ami seven other puardg flour, only for thee the chances are in that they will re M to start were efCortltiR 100 kIH to the Kaplan better, four men faetorv yesterdaythem.when up aw iln when the war is over. Welnstein was fire upon H it while th official stRtiM-- s tell opened shot In the back and is in a serious sueh a f!epresslntr story. ,mreans who have heen jn Vienna rerentlv come condition. away with tha Impression that, generally speaklns?. averythlnsr the'ra is flotirlshlnsr. The opera house theatres are crowded rtlsrht afterandi.!rht. rafes and restaurants are fllleri a?id the treets thronged with well dressed men and women. Holiday trade prom-Ise- s to he much better than a apo-A- t the hetttnnlns? of the waryear all the dealers in articles of luxury, lewellers. fashionable dressmakers, picture stores and dealers In Viennese art goods and the Lke feared they would to ruined. Their trade came to a sudden standstill. Jome of tho most stores hardly saw a customer prosperous In a one of them, a leadlnir jeweller. In day; fact' mm t take in enough In a weit to 1,'ew Tork. March 4. - WAR DECREASES deilc-ites-e- Disastrous Effect of War on City's Trade Shown by Reports. 7.uri-,- . ."rvif aterland. Mar eh fr 4 s Vlen-rj'- reveal th effe-of the war on t!;e trade f the rtfv. For the enrrent yesr. the first who-itha applicants tor year of t'i w r. run for r. e v h't!r;ei. r1. . nor-- - than f . In 1311 the tr;?-- I pein(th - r r.i t" a ppLcat ion s for had ts rt y f r i t onco'l"! 1. th! ye.-vthe nurn-f- r fll 10 a l!ttl- over ".0'. twi--Fn normal year at a' h e opened up rt.mv n;en as wr r ew i, tlrte es ..f varioii kinds. T".ils th- - women hie cauht ur with ni a n v rn'n have Koni tf;e tnen. the front nnd so r .ary i avt I killed and K("iriiJ'l t a the women s ' - com-n ic in Ir. reslni: nimtera to f I their r rf And alo tn the d!frrent k!r,!s cf tax No. 4 ID1." d's-nstro- m e one-hal- - y.-ar- 1 1 . r i - . ti . y-- f-'-o t-- i n ? r- 1 r I - VHY LET YOUR HA IR FALL I 1 Cm''.' i. L i. aeninjr their stock for fabulous sums and officers ara back from the front witn accumulated par for many months, whleh they are eagr to rid of. Not In years has there been such a e demand for The fur stores ar crowded withgoods. customers, all wanting to buy tables, chlncLlaJ i ersian laroo and other expensive ins. rasftionable dressmakers ins mor man mey can 00 and even ine smaiier stores report an excellent trade. Only In the very poorest districts are tho storekeepers complaining of hard times. at hlgrh-Krad- WORKERS TO BE GUESTS Pioneer Stake Officers to Civ Inter fainraent at Odron. At the conclusion of a successful mu tual season the stake officers of Pl neer stake will entertain the mutual workers, their friends and the publio at the Odeon Friday night. HeKlnnlnsr promptly at 1.30 there will be demonstrations and lessons In and fox trot; 9 to danclnjr the a granu march led .irtiivm;. by tho stake offlciaJs to be followed by the latest dances as they have been at the academies and rrym-- r, taucht a slum this winter. A prize will be given for the set dancing the quadrlll nearest the Ideal of rage the Judges. mutual worker, stake officer andlivery friend of mutual work la Invited. one-ste- p CUTICURA SOAP AND OINTMENT Will prevent it in most esses by re- moving flar.rlruij, itching and irritation, the usual cause of dry, thin and Lilling hair. Nothing better. by Mail Samplesrt Free Oirr.mr.t twrywtirm. Oviewrm See 9 iJtmr&l itkfnpte of sot-- rjuh ax.'!-- 1 frsf ai'Hi 3J-- o. boe. MEDICINE LAW WANTED of Secret Compouada bought by Food Commissioner. Heber C. Hmlth. state food and dairy eom.-uloner, will ak the Introduction at the next Legislature of a law similar to the New York enactment the registration of the comcompelling secret medicines. The position of all savs coTtmtfstoner t.iat similar law obtain In Switzerland, Germany, France uitti Italy. Itrgislratton U , c. M. American Lady Corsets are modeled for all types of figures, slender, medium and stout, includ-sing- " a model for "your" particular figure. If n pay h!s electric light Mil. Put now eTerythlnjr Is changed and t'.iee stores are doing1 a eapltol trade. Millions of crowns are In circulation. New fortunes hav teen made almost overnight. Small business men and i,,jiiuMciurrrs employing" only a score or two of workmen have become rich killed trade experts ar earning- tre mendous wage, farmers have been 2L Ill Z one-fift- VIENNA TAXES -- American Lady Corsets comprise all that is correct in corsetry., Designs are the last word. Materials and trimmings are rich and dainty. Workmanship is flawless. Fitting is perfection. American Lady Corsets are made in innumerable styles for all types of figures, slender, medium and stout. There is a model for "your" particular figure. Secure it and you obtain grace and ease, added to smart style. Another point, American Lady Corsets are warranted to wear and not to rust. Why not buy corsets superior in style, in service and in satisfaction, especially when you can secure all this at popular prices? American Lady Corsets correct irregularities of the form, supplementing graceful lines and perfect case, which please the discriminating dressers. bulidln-Mtllln-- s 1 the individuality of their style and workmanship lends character to each garment; Waists featuring the newest style ideas in an immense variety of f abrics. dol-lar- ii.:3) . . Trenner. fatherlne r,.T.') 1'ree.j. i: 600 Tnyh.r. M . rle l.r. i Miss Marunret. 1.1(1" iiii'itris. c. W . l.or.s Taylor. F.. K . 'olk. Mrs. irlstenwaitr. M!s i:m!ly. V.nness. Harold .loo.r.s Kdwnrd llile, i.eio Vance. .. t o WIlMe. Fmilv Jlomin. M W. J .312. .'17 . . Hertzes. 22.M-irv White. Aslley :40 i u ff m.i n. Vnn! l.;..'I Flirk. SfT.inna Mav... J lof 4.;i kins, Mr A . . . . 1.00 . . 11. Mrs. fi.oSO i:. frltchlw. ircia.i 6.1 Jiyle. . Craehl. A i.oo -i Tepartmer.t Ptoro I,, and A. fohn's lr- Ooo,J c.o t; Main street. . stRt' Strot Co.. 13 ,nK7,'lytn"lire. i. riane V;lnr?"'." . ..... r.aktntr Co hy Superior f rtus-.- se h ram h n son Co.. "The svC-e.ubstltutorsV" five stores Mens turn snlns Gardner A.lsms. Kearns hutldin S. in"on Itrothers, ios I.r Johr-...n Tailors tlrothcrs suite aln street i,t.n,ii. . n l ...ii"ii,r-unn First South. ....i.... . i,o., etc. United urnirure Meats, S. Main; Sanitary MarGrocery Co.. r7-2W Iirt ,ritn Vet. Fish and Poultry Fulton Market. 70 AV. First Fith ?,ale 'tr- - Hran'ch offices. -- 1'?'t. Jfatn street. I'rodiict-nanquecreamery tutter. made by the Nelson-Rick- s Co Theatre Liberty motion Porter-WaltoState street piays. n Florists and Stedsmeu Co.. corner Stat and nroaHwnv China. Crockery. Glassware and sii i rancis, iwuck Main street. Confrllo"'ry Keeley Ice creams. 260 S. State street and 65 PMaVntrVe 70 F. 3raln street. V'"'." "7" Kn'tt,.nr. c,t'r. - L.w. t o.. iz j. Main street v.unK.iun upucn ik Olsen-tlrlf- f th Co.. k PhntoJtraphs Temple. Clean insr and Dyeing Ksk al Cleanlnir iouth A: 0 K. Second Dyeing- Co.. Fouth. Itrar.eh offlre5!. 33 Tak Salt w iro.iucts Co.. Pnlrr ialry Taller.. Tho Kline Sr.op. suite Z7 Walker Hank Ladies' ry Wonder MtUtnery Co.. a2 s. Main street -Wines and Li't rs Sadler Mercantile Co.. 12i s Mn!n street Martin Coal Co.. 47 S. Main street 4VI and Fuel - "co. American Ii auty Heer Salt Lake city Hrewli.j. Correct Suits Coats Dre SS6S drts and W aists t V - 1 , . . , K rl 1'ar ilO e. t 21 . . io,;fo S52 . S4.77") . .ls.ltl -- .3o;'.si Ji6.;4i . - . . in the blood none will ar impurities pear In the skin. There'll be no skin l.re. T vi ri U t: 1 i Ti e !ii-llMof the contestants last r.lKht was as follows: CONTESTANT. voti:. KIrnball.AdaI!Unch I.i Api- -. Maync. Mary . . . .. AV..r. Alton I: Mayer. Fried. .. Mrs. J II Ifffv. Moser. A. M m 1 .. 'i fttL A. !.): Moore, r'ara i::rorsn. I.ury . . N e w m an. . .M i s Jlllp i.'l(. I". Nelson. Frank i:iu, . . 'rurr.erfird. Wesley ?.?:) l.lcanor Neilon,LI la . ha U'l"lHin. II J. . PH. t 'hurehe. lla-h- ct E l :ro . . akley Mrs. Fred C lark. MIm il.iel... . . .:? t Folansky, Frank . L.. krill. M.irv . NtlUe May ... w p'-. r. KIanor .... i orr.bs. It)h(r.rn, . . Wendell . . i.i S. F. i urumuK. Mrs Uohey. . . II. L.. i. '.. IlMshmer. llessel . . 1 1. itler. JH Minric i 're-- U M -- sr .v - wv f covetous eyes have ben cast t: past week and the showrooms M ANT on the luxurious automobile durinir of the Utah Motor Car company on ioth ctr whih will b awarded to the winner of the contest eariv In April. Jt is certainly a prUe worth winning. The lucky yotin lady will ' " tu r nrr of one of tl. innst distinctive cars in tho Mate, combining ridln cse and superb construction, class and sped, with a minimum ton-- s 'im trn of gasoline. Tu'i is yet time for the contestants who are a considerable distance the of the list o win out. hut it will take some effort. frm If von TTf in tre tip call up your friends and tirKO them to mnJe their njntnt. fi from th stores with The lei ni l Rermh! icftn in the affair an-- to exchar.s; their saUs slips for vtes to he credited t you. The 3tmnii r z the various contestants last niKht was as follows: r . t a.s mtf? OUR 112-11- 4 DRUG STORE SO. announced here today after a meetENCAMPMENT DATES FIXED was ing of the G. A. R. national officers. Gathering to He Held In Kansas City A off. 29 to Sept. 1. Kansas City, March 4. The national of the Grand Army of the encampment Republic will 29be held In Kansas City to September 1 next, from AtiRiist it ;. A. It. Annunl MAIN IS AT! STREET. ARE .. . . of the Piano I feel It Incumbent upon me t expre my a4mf&tfm fmr bur Istcjf frfayer-vtan-a the "Con Tray Prince. rrhlch rre are featuring at srreatlr reduced price. It la tha Ideal player-pian- o, made tn the grreat Conway factory, a dirlsion of the IIa.Het A Darla Plane Co. It carries with It a dlentry and charm that cn only be appreciated by heaxinor and thm playtng-- ARRANGED school same team March. 17. Tha D. S. U. negative team will meet Ith affirmative team IILOW SAKE, ROU IIAMC. Schedule for High Schools Changed; of the Davlg county high schools at 4.i Robbers blew Tulsa, Oklar March Emilv Brlriton. Nora CanKaysville. March 17 Is Date Set. non, Claudia and Wilford open the safe and wrecked the bank at Stookey Tho debating: schedule of the high Relchman are 8. U. affirmaD. the I and Mounds, Okla., early today escaped schools has been revised. Under the tive team. Wallace Lenora new schedule tho L. D. S. U. affirma- Cannon, Nina RichardsBennett, with between $7000 and 8000 In and Ephraim tive team will meet the East Hig-form the negative team. Bjorkland DEBATES . . Mnafe company wtfh Its When such a powerful organisation as the Daynea-Beeb- e capital of upward of a quarter of a million dollar, announce a sarin; of f20a on m Player-Pian- o, it iroea without ayina; that It la bona fide. Just think of the price, three hundred dollars I And the terms, merely $10.00 at time of purchase and then 910.00 and ninety-eigmonthly. Why not come In tomorrow and let me demonstrate this wonderful player per onallyT I shall be glad to give you all the time and attention possible. Do nof overlook: the Important fact that this Player can be bought this week only at too red uoed price, and terms, after which It will be restored to its regular price of SOOfXOO. n conclusion permit me to say. "Come tomorrow 'my flaaav is yovra, ht Cordially yours, "T . neg-atlv- niarht the |