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Show a i PAGE EIGHT LOLEUfil lS ,It's a Nice Coiffure, Josephine '!' Ui'IIES TAKES fMiXIINGr INTERIOR AID 1 -- NEW POSITION 1tb J. L. InutM for many year the Uansea Catering company, baa xVl r fw. v accepted the position of sale mani ager "for I'xona Trnst Royalties. It ia announced by G- - M. Taylor, trustee, that MP. lnnes assumes bis AroreZ . new duties as of October first and already baa bis aah force, organSome English "Matco Polo" of the 17th century, discov-erir- .; ised, employing mostly Prevo men. the delights of tea while in China, brought it home to MrtJuues was with the party whM fiuspeited theiipropeftieaEngland, : A hundred years later itwaff introduced to the on tht j Oil Wt I'smia the coast on eastern wminy of this and the: continent, English- colony lo6mlngton VDome at St. George, i later thigjsame harmless mediumrbecame the point, which rtah, ami is enthusiastic on the caused the split between England and her young American prospects the company baa on this " southern I'tah oil struc-tnrcolony.,.,; 4 :, He atatea that the t'tona t ranklln tell ot a wed, .otberwiaa the aage answer tteujamln oil company offerr a most unique small quantity which came to aom the perpose nicely. The breadcrimab are best when oil Investment by setting aside' a tucuds of bis. They had beard of tea but had not the aUghUMtt Idea made from the luskle of a my attic ten percent royalty on its entire of bow to pMnare and use it M- - white loaf. Crumb them fine aud holdings of about 6000 acres, and custoiued to thi Dserrtog of foods mix the herbs, salt and pepper with placing that royalty la trust to be by drying, they were sure that thla them. In using sage, I like to buy sold with a bond securing to every st runce new food must be something the sage leaves and roll them until Investor in units of the Royalty t. Trust the return of at least the 1o eat, ao they proceeded to cook they are dust flue aU. of tba ' amount Invested. . It like.siluach and eat the leavei. flavor la saved by ao doing. To manage the sale of these Is It tbla discovered that They ieedily wasn't right, o they trlej frylug I'lat the ground pork, veal and units In the T'zoua Trust Royalties th Imiw This was alitn fsllnp. beef .suet la a bowl and mix thor that Mr. lanes la leaving his form- As a last resort it west Into a pie J oughly with a lork, stirring exposition. ind the family came td, the con. seasoned crumbs, a little at a time. MISSIONARY RETURNS elusion that It required a special If the meat does not readily take SPANISH FORK, "Oct 8 ETder it (llspensatlon, or some different type nu the crumbs so, that Creer, who has labored the of to that- - poaaeaaed by can be moulded, add a very little ItoM-o. past .two years as a missionary for ;. them, to care for tea so the pre- water. ... Australia, cious product waa thrown away ! I Hhape Into a roll large enough to the L. D. R. churchhorn-In- bere. Nim never boiled. should be make a nice slwd patty when cook- has returned to his By Tea, Kr. "Creer was so doinf tha etament called tannin ed; wrap la waxed paper and keep months of the "an island ' Is relawrd and tannin slows up the chilled. euV off kahallUan stationed at Tasmania, off the south coast of Attstrtiiith-- f te " Inch thick end cook quickly. d'geetlon of the atarchea, .thus itk Vt For a small family half the his return ho stopped Indigestion. There la a mild - ? stimulant in tea, railed thrJntiUs amount will do for several meals, Honolulib Haiti. ow served, the, family" will clam-oT- . ronstitutea It only value, - ;, n for.lt t.4indii-'-;'-- : TODAYS BECIPE , .:. From this same ol4 hook cotaej) a CHEER ."Oxford Sauaage i .v wn v ot cooking a tec of mutton' cftll- 1 pound freh pork a. rarisian 1 ...... . 3,jj'l'iiine uiiker. ajnseum aud. buatcn lit pound- veal ; lH)Uie BBS IJrUlBiirm. V cufo.F uixh a ii'jle KiiLluiiij.'ju designed. LyAgiuwLa-b1 tt how It U, done; aoinejuf tbe .t hft Italian .manner v. . .: panelled pound beef suet ' : fre-sake a leg of mutton and lard it 2 cups bread crumbs ; Ijegjloii lsii..wiii' l'e dropping iinmnd to sc6 Josephine HJunce.walls, high mantel, splendid with striiw of salt pork. Inserted Ih H teaspoon sage coe. aud bo on. A new owner of slits in the' meat, which has In deep much salt exiiended I money teaspoons the house, Instead Of t:itig pnhtiiwd h jconuaiiybeen previously rolled in pepper and waa ntthor over their decoration Itenching Its aaleRpeople the merits 1 teaspooa pepper nuvn. dtKe iwu uuura-- . ur ncvuru- of its product This," however, Thyme and savory lisailointed. For her furniture, dlflug to the size of the roast, basting little availed them in for comparison ailtfhtly iKiuiilly purchased with their "present method -- f frequently in the oven. About an ferent surrouiidin;, was Just a lit-Shoulder of "will do pork nicely hour before serving coat the roast e Into the minds of the tle bit out of pl ice in. It new the the this. for butcher grind IIue with currant jelly,, return to the the need of helpful service There mwmed nothing else pork, veal and suet together the oven and let brown. V to do but buy Hew thlntjs. A a .fourteoiwly and cheerfully That efficient service Is the groat- home is at seasouing and Doesn't that sound 'sum-sbuThe Jueit: resort, an experienced docoraior est'factor to W found In the develop "".e empioyea who tne . u. what founte.. mixing , I have to criticise would Amer- of d only thing pro- - ment of t.nv couuwny, oie was called In. He was the business, the best fuel UR The old recli)e from which this Is be the use of so much cloves a lit- ' acrilMHl , .i lea a forenust commercial ratine a linoleum floor be had re- ...... VCl, long way with most peo- cVva s firms, Mr. Dunn toldlLaudieuceleu stifles the use of such herbs .tie goes cently seen at an architectural ex- f thyme, mnrjornm andw savory.-Ipie. survey involv as biblt.. Thla floorliadluHt the qual- - w!ln i10a(i(inartt.rs in Snn Francisco, !,l,lt a comitry-wKi- e ....... t.n.,A v. .. , .1 - k, I perience can select, and it will ANN MEREDITH luriM Mi unuu lucy uiuy iw unr eoinmer250,000 decoratrve ing approximately the gap for j" bridging, Ity who BlMn.slM,i the metnlicrs of the make your furnace glow with r ana me resi I'rovo llotiirv dub Friday at their ,,m1,"" " ",,u',; i iietween tne rurnur nu.nlK.r l(K(KK) were Derating A most pleasing , of the room. wccklv 'luncheon regular Wight. Sold right prices ' lt I,r',f. "d Rreut percentHge .. resulted. Hotel HoWts. were Yes! is to the valuable a useful attributed and failures Sugar food; generally there is a difference in coal. Dr. i red It. Tarior presided, and.'of lm.k of an(J KtyuAB speaking', however, it is not for fat people, for sugar is fattenEFFECT music was furnished by ntndonts of i(nsile4S I and science figures that for every.pound a person weighs the Young university school of Order a ton of our famous conclusion the speaker declared ing, An emerald grecn'rhiffon dinner , music. over his normal weight lessens his chances 1 per cent of are In business these elements "KNIGH1" . i i ii Spring Canyon town achieves an odd effect by hav' lu eniplmslKlmc t lie- importance of worth more than quality of mr-- ' mree scorg ana xen. iig an Insert of cream law extend wllllns and helpful service In busi- chnndlse, price, or anything pertain-lu- g reacijiny will be detrue.- between a little cold water; stir Jnto hot Coal today Is This you especially Ihe left sbbuldcr to the right ness Mr, Kastnsan' referred to the to the physical makeup ot the the ages of 40 and .60 when increas- milk and cook until smooth. To lighted with it. snles department of the Standard business. Hp. ' ed weight puts a strain on .britl this thin sauce add the onion oil coinimuy of Calif ornln,; from , . arteries tired and muscles; heart he blends which If better grated-tNew Notre Dame paroch-,'i- l which Iks indicated any business TrU a noreQ opinion., ivo- vchopped parsley, a dash of nutmeg, school will lie ready to oien Oct. nii.ii might ; well rpcelasJenson. Enrekft Centennifll-Eurek- a ship- - uuouiig ' " " eat Fat IF people may suit and pepper; let it simmer gent sugar ' 15. lit stated thai; seme years ngo this ping good dump ore to smelter. they count the railories and dimin- ly for ten minutes Strain the sauce ish tlie starch taken In proportion chruugh a sieve and bent in the Lifs ilsttti i ' wtW as sugar la lemon Juice. , And here is where the little secret Have ready a buttered dish from comes in : starch in digesting turns which the, fish may ie served at ta into sugar. So if your appetite de- - ble; cover the bottom! with the uinuuN sugar, give u us wuy iiul hi auce, lay the fish on it and mask the name time see that starchy foods with the rest of the sauce. Beat the like bread, potatoes, rice, and ao ou .gg whites stiff ljd spread over the ;aVe mostly forgotten for Uiat psttle-jula- r vliole.. Let it bake lu a alow oven ' , meal. uutil the meringue Is a light brown. JVw middle class lunuOs Unity e are firtcd rooia by room with set of furnishing related a aud harmony lo period of . When a a eiiert interior artist U not given fouiiaete charge of the decoration, ual)y there in teudency to ick rursishiugs bere rod there until one day you grow UlssatiKfied with the general effect of your This TwlTugsToThTLg more ntr lew than tlie ef fed of lack of unity iu a room..;, .la a word, "loose tecoratla,"JrTbe least expensive way to overcome tbisi defect," nayinterior decorators, .1s to lay piittern floor In the tuomt that of fend." Ivrtunately such floor are 1 ow coumarti lively cuy to find. Kor examiMeyiif one of your ru.nna lean toward "the Jtpaulsh manner ; lint lacks stucco wall aud wrought Iron grille, yeu can easily overcome the deficiency with arbhuk and It ; white uiarhle floor of linoleuiu. U really surprising to see how such a floor "blends" the slightly out-- . of itla.ee objects in a room with the olher furnishings, making the whole ' pleasing unit.. ' Often rooms contain fiiiully heirlooms, all right lu themselves but foreign, perhaps, to the ktIhI center table, or the wrought Iron ciiuu- lump-- , tleliera, the shades or the 1 other chairs, Such a room line-- ' a "bound". by together easily leum floor In one at the new effect . . .embossed fhtlaid. tile- pattern, brown Jaspes, tapestry, d v j:rwn or ' ' ... signs. - J,. . r - Her Is an "even better .example iuflucnce.of "riKMii.UudinK" of the , modern flooletmfc Th living-roo- J om-jjet- :.'X5'!-"-:-'-'- deu, Im-olor- r ; imn-gen- ' in-th- e 'a e . -- tulle-trimme- d , tin, -- J -- i i: if - . e .WINTER - - CCURTESYIS ' EMPI IASIZED .aet-tln- Coats 1 nf'ZS ..Entirely NEW j CREATIONS .x I ' a, . ""T nang with-ft'th- SIiouldthe Fat Person Eat Sugar? o at - . ONE-SIDE- . , iln ' - r'the-- ' many festivities ' of the coming :. jj .iff ' Season. For the woman as well as the miss. . oUp tal b 0 Z. . 5 $ Dresses 1 ' , Bales-forc- tnum-diatcl- : Sumptuous fur trimmed clcth coats from the recurrent theme that gains importance as the season advances. : The straight jsilhoueltei is maintained but side flares and overlapped closings give a supple, wrappy effect. , . well-know- j ja pro-duei- ; The Cinderella Shop e. : n tT-- y Before You Buy Visit . IVay of Serving Tea Some sptite Jffj MEREDITH ATIM t - - New Winter Hats The flattering vagabond shape remains popular especialy in felt, and is noted to some extent in velvet. - ..'. " ." Soft felts are greatly in demand, exceeding all 'other.' types. Beige and brown in varying shades continue " ' ' to share first place with black,, " . " ajtii ad sti THE CINDERELLA WAY WEAR AS. YOU PAY -- . 1 O rr v J - The floor is the chil. drea's playground. 2 ) - TODAVS RECIPE Halibut La Create pounds halibut Both sauce and fish must be kept tot until the browning process s. The yolks of the eggs may si beaten with the lemon juice and added while the sauce ir until well cooked. A rather deep dish will be best for the cooking of the fish, other- wise that cmount of sauce gets out of bounds. ' tablespoons flour cups milk - - 1 cup water 2 tablespoons lemon juice 2 tablet pooug onion 2 tablespoons parsley Nutmeg ialt and pepper 4 tableswHia butter Keep it warm and clean with gas heatlrig. 7 230 WEST, CENTER, PROVO . B GEM r r Sund ay--t- on d VI ft. Tbls recipe, serving six, has a d calory content of 1900. It Is ly a protein dish, but the saute supplies a goodly number of the energizing carbohydrates. Fish is valuable for phosphorus. This chemical element has to do with the nourishment' Cf the uervc fibre, and is said to be aa. necessarv and valuable in the building of tis sue as the proteins. Egg yolk and lk are valuable sources of this vitatselement aLso; -- ay--T- e s ii ay u rer? pup-pose- '1 am using halibut todfly for no particular, reason excejit that Its neutral - flavor tends Itself more readily to' this sortsof seasoning. Any firm fish that wlil boll may- be "W TT f - - - , . . . . - I rlouse heatm g by gas Mm- - ' a revelation in :'.';"'' ' Comfort Cleanliness NO SMOKE -- NO O COAL-N- the milk and water are heating blend the flour smooth- in While '(,:..'. , SOOT-N- - Convenience O ASHES; that's G '7- See us f or estimate and guarantees Sprirtgville W wi..iiip.ijiijibMiii.iiiiimpiw,,j.iw.r'Jwyw'y't -- I . ,.,...,,J ffnffiVS '.I - ,., fcd eatetu Today's recipe cannot be accused of thtfr crime! .ANN MEREDITH. . . -- Coke Co. ; ,..-,.- that many cases of due to the lack of phosphorus compounds in the ia ' 51 Homes Now Heat With Gas Prbvo r"Sfl5t?i! new-foun- ALL LABOR DONE AWAY WITH & .jirkf. - for the heating. season Utah Valley Gas JJ la PARENTAL LOVE ' EVEIiYTIIING-IS-AUTOMATI- j' malnutrid of her children ahd cease to be ber husband's sweetheart She may cease to be the sweetheart ' of her husband but seldom by. any choice ou her part A woman may love her children but there is little question that the chains chafe that drag ber away from, romance. Roberts Olive Barton This mother actually forgot her By -- MARGARET AYEK BARNES , children la the renewed romance of has written a story called "Heme! her husband, Romance may begin Urea" In a recent magazine. at fifteen "'but it does not Me at aiul wife with two little, chil thirty. A woman's heart Is rodren have been separated. He pays mantic at fifty and sixty and sev- bis wife alimony and1 wanders enty,;iv; freeabroad enjoying his We hear often of a tvpman lieing dom. . torn between duty, to her children After a (louen years he wanders and duty to her husband. What back, having' decided. that no one really fehds her Is the declsiori he mi'tters quite so much a rifts Wife. must make between dntv to her chil- ' dreu and love for her. hiwliand. He iga ber to take htm. btn-k- . What la-- . true of women Is largein the- conversation ,that ensues, che refuses to remarry ibiin and he ly true of men,. There Is the ex'' ' ample of the man who deliberately leaves, disconsolate. He has not gone far when he stops let the train crush him with his with the sudden realization that nei- wife when her foot caught in the ther of them have mentioned the railroad track. He refused to leave billnii. Happiness creeps lht his her, in spite of the fact that their soul and he turns back. Why ? Be- children .would be orphans. There cause he Is sure the children' will ac- was little time to think. Instinct for complish what be himself cotUd not ruled. His instinct J was love dot Xot at all But because of the hei fact that, as hja wife has not men: j I agree with Mrs. Barnes," If real tioned the children she has evidently marital love predominates over par been Under more Intense emotion ental love it Is not a thing to be than he .suspeited. She jstljl loves censoreib Why should It lie T " Guaranteed Maximum Cost J It L ' MARITAL OR why gas is the' cleanest and.most efficient heat- ing fueL, iisei Buy the amount In one piece rub It with salt and cover with boil water. As sooiuas.it bolls set back where it will simmer, let.it stand for an hour, then take It up aud remove all. the bones and akin, being careful not.to disarrange the shape' of the piece. X Spanish E(Jrk .... ...,r.i bimr :V . . - j . 111 INI HlJ a, The story Impressed kic. AVe:have i ftediaepOU-TrAc- k;, being laid for nn Id'j that a. omrried; woiau rail ljne to " Great Western . Salt . -v . should submerge her life ia ibe Uvea Works, - - ; stirring; 'stqrygf the . Kentucky mountains of a man who failed in the great. test,.but back who-cam- through the faith'of . a girl and the love of a little boy. A Leo Meehan , Production 1 1 V .... I? (mat? m iawyLiv |