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Show CACHE AMERICAN. ICC.AN. 1TAH didnt. Mr. Grlgg aatd that ir.w CoUen Dinner Servic couldn't make him mad If al.r Not Alone for Wealthy put Is Onion too. lie liked Onion Would you Ukt a gold dinner servany way he could get them raw, Ilk ice or, rather, on that boiled or fried. He aald he like to OdM fewest Hotel "Just after her gold? If au, It will not be long betake a big Bermuda Onion and slice ran fore It third Just It buy at cheaply you thin and make a Kandwlrh. It birthday, my ffl little daughter, CVo-ul- a the familiar nickel plate. aid he first aav Onion nerved that t had a at In Curiously enough, the Dew gold" way Stag party AHE Springfield. Cr.OKGE By attack of Ihleetlnal la Diad In Sheffield, England, the It bsd been taken to the party by Call for Fregre an old Friend who used to rll flu." any Mrs. U. W. city of steel The first Just like gold Llitle Juan What da th angel kd'.wl W.NU a waa 217 dinner made out thruugb this Territory aertlc uma the re go, l do in heaven, mummy? bout that prof. and op lo the Time he went to the i; II rain St, San An- ault of a Jokai Merer. W, Turner Mother They a log nnd play harps 4 r. tonio, Texas. "It left and company had been experimenting of rw hrfry College party, which was a kind of Dutch Little Joan Haven't they any raCl FTf fur aotue time with a new alloy of rot out (o uneevilt la da l.umh. Including Everything that her very weak and pale. Her dio? Boston Transcript with It. he never had seen oi rla wouldnt act right, ahe had do aluminum and brunze which baa all liver a on The Modern heard Ictl of an Onion SandwU-tn of red her. with t Drama." with whirl) he wi good gold. and nothing agreed apienrancea our physician told u to give her Why not make pour men feel Ilk having u elided Ihe Ttireler hut after he tried on he certainly , had lo admit that It wat mighty I wire, grwaxn before laid. millionaire?" someone suggested, m California Fig Syrup. It mad Followtasty, iecla!iy when you could her pick up right away, and Dow ah and for a Jest the first near gold ing a aarred Cu.iom. Hi Club un di-- f whore Aunplre he wag la hold wash it down, Mis Bloomer then jj M robust and happy a any child diuner service was made. To the forth billeted him on Mr. and Mr. asked If liter would ever he our neighborhood. I glv Callfur-chanc- e surprise of the firm It aroused as for IJght Wine and Beer Wadlelgh. who were Ihe Kaered fig gjnjp full credit for her Immediate demand. People liked the to com tank. It looked If the wori(ierful condition. It U a great ld-- of eating off gold, and tbs new While Antrlo of the Village, metal la easy to look after, since It Mr. Wadlelgh had Invented Interchange of Idea might become joP t),lldrco." 20 0 Tie Baths 200 Rooms I almost atalnlesa. Farm Gale whh-brought In no Involved In the controveralal Maes( children like the rich, fruity The biggest demand, though, I Radio eooasctioa fa ewy room. much Cnrrenry that for aevrral of the Eighteenth Amendment If cf California Fig Syrup, and yoo can Hear ha had been Cointe!!rd to the Help had not aptered to ahifl gT p 0 (hem a often as they Deed likely to come from South America Shthdmfethvai ketwilirlrrwtBm lie called RATES FROM (1X.JO the Scenery and make way for r Jt hecaua It I purely regetabla. and other Latin countries, where oo bee emwtku he iitl m one wear g Collar. ak a Mum tad on Olneee Twwrl l4rmJi wwmmISm Edible which Mr. Wadlelgh there Is a deep lov of gold Itself or More eit ruiuit Uut preneed-bricThe Wadlelgh had end beetbt oP over 50 year leading physician octree Uicr fefTiAb u ERNEST of metal that looks like It. C Mansion with a driveway utilizing In an Effort to lift ho j,iT recommended It. and Its ROSSITER, Ifgr. nf the mirm. Let NH rvi) eiited and Neighbor to Higher riMinne twit ihorauiii tale record of over four oniirt curving up to the Port Curlier and kMwly CUmmoUaei oi4 prucnfitiy pm mwmf bruf I Forearmed It vrai anld to l furnished regard-lew- . and Better Tiling. million bottle a year how It gives ruminf puautraa mailer. knO fc orfc brad chew Artichoke and Mayonnal. I must go out because I have an OMKiiUm Try Uuk satisfaction. Nothing compares with Cependibie.lil Mr. Harper apok up and said hr p ENJOY A TRIP TO Prof, Gtnlua was assigned to a gentle but certain laxative, aptmlnlmetiL" tfeuUe dumo Guest Chandler altogether too love- never looked at one of tho With whom?" It and It goe further than this. SALT LAKE AND With my tailor. He la bringing ly to be used for Sleeping PurHse4L Thing that he wasn't reminded o' regulate the atoraach and bowel ur It had Ribbon run through Every!h whbill her wit the Story about the Fellow t eight oclock." Der end gives tone and strength to these oc- HEWHOUSE TUlflb u hrerUMtw. thing and there must have been 0 had one of them set in front of him organ o they continue to ct nor-an-d Walire Jakob (Berlin). or 8 Mattresses on Ilia Bel Also he thought It waa a accord. own of their mally, three kinds of Talcum Powder; Mr. Harper did not remember Jmtj There are many Imitations of Call-boViolet. Extreme Violet and Sickenthe Story went but he said you fornIa Fig Syrup, ao look for the couldo i blame the Fellow very cam "California" oo the carton to ing Violet. When he p;ieared for Dinner It much. He aald he never would for sure yon get the genuine, wag his Hope that they would allp get Ihe first time he eaw one, R him Sandwich and a Cup m at a Banquet lo Atlantic City sad Whit Howw Partooa of Weak Tea as be always wished The Chamber of Commerce were According to the Christian Herald, to lecture on an Empty Stomach, having a big (onventlon there. Mr of our nationhood during preferably bla own. But the Harper had not planned to bo pro have been parsonage children jlere were not going to mist gueb cut, over the White House. Abl an Opening. They hnd Invited In He Just stopped over, on hit way presiding was the daughter of a Adam Mr. and Mra. Cyrus Ilarpir, of the to Philadelphia to aee about an Or gall Congregational minister. The wive W State Bonk, Mr. and Mra. L. W. der that wa held up. and on smQl3JL of both Millard Fillmore and Frank- Walk he met Ed Bentley wh- Un Pierce were Griggs, of the Enqiorlum Departborn, parsonage Mas. J. n. WATRBS. Praw ment Store, end Miss Gertie Bloom- once worked a a Telegraph Open. A- W. a. SUTTON. Mtn n orjulned crM(J er, who was unmarried and about tor In Iluncevllle hut la now Ii minister. Grover Cleveland wa the 400 Bath Room 409 30 Year late on the Schedule. chnrge of one of the biggest Com descendant of 2.00 to $4.00 long line of minThe serried Ranks of Knives. mission House In Columbui. E Mrs. isterial forbear. AVt Oxtfdnl 1st BUT 0 how C C Family Room Fork. Simona. Nall Files, Nut Picks asked blm to go to the Banquet Harrison was the daughterBenjamin of Rev. 4 or Persona 9 and Other Utensils Indicated only He didn't want to go because h' WilW. Scott. Both Woodrow too plainly that they were going to didnt have bla Tuxedo with bln' John Now you needn't dread putting your TWO PERSON son and hi first wife were parsonthrow themselves end try to fix but Ed borrowed one from a Frlen Choice Oitiid $250 $259 Hoom James Madison studied children. hand into dishwater three time a day. age viU kill Prof. Glnkus so that he wouldn't be who hnd Intended to go to the Bar for the ministry In bis youth. Chesdoea work in the new Thcre'a able to lecture for that Week. on account a but of couldnt get ter A. Arthur wa the son of a Bapquet soap THE HOTEL He Inwardly resolved to lay off ting a Cramp while In Bnthlng. double-quic- k and still la Lind to Lands! time minister. Hula MInthnrn Hoover tist on the Chuck and put In the Time To get bnek to the Artichoke, h was a Quaker preacher, while Lon It'a kind to bands and dainty things, yet wnlted to gee what the Other wer getting Opinions from those InfluALT LA KB CITT. UTAH Hoover Is the granddaughter ential Mon and Women on the re- doing with theirs before he made i Henry doea more work because it makes 50 It of a Methodist minister. vision of Church Discipline, the Move. He aald it seemed to hln suds more suds richer, longer-lastin- g teaching of Evolution In the Pub- then, and It hnd alwnys seemed to Chicken Hou Living that wa PARKERS like that cut grease lic Schools, the failure of Home him since, tbnt an Artichoke lightning, At Knoxville, Tenn., two deputy HAIR BALSAM a fair Imitation of Something t Training In the Control of adolesLeaves no took clothe dean. scum, IwwIJyMAvilia cent Apaches and other such time- Eat If some Folk aald they reo' sheriffs saw a negro walking along Ispuft Ceioe im 8 u to Gray and Fdad Hafa Ihe street with nine chickens under softens water, uever balls np. ly cared for them, he was not db dtte sod Unit hnugisU. ly Topics. Eiatel bl Closer arms. TTIacog Qwhm. Wkt.. rlfhtpia.W.T, Inspection revealed The Gorge was ushered In by a posed to argue with them. Ill Mol kadi bt th Procter A Gambia tLOUtiON SHAMPOO M ldl for dm Is suspicious lump about hla person. to had alway been Every man MAIMS or IVUUY BOAT Combination known as the Dyspeonneetioa with Parker Hair Balsam. Make the move and balr aoft and fluffy. 60 cents by mail or al drug Taste," as the Fellow said whe Occasionally a lump would ptics Delight, consisting of buttered ffuta. iliaoox Chmicml Work Pateboro NX and salted Nuts, volrnnlzed Caviar he kissed the Cow. He said thn make a noise slightly like a chicken and Green Olives stuffed with Tor- unless you dipped an Artichoke P being smothered. They removed five TOCHG MEN qualify for pAUloo to mdio. the regular Menu something, It didnt taste like Any more chickens froin beneath bis pedoes. IrJclty aod tslsrrapby taurbt by actual p radios. and the Intellectual Feast were thing whatsoever.' It was Just th clothing. Opportunity to sera tul H Breath. a same off as started with: Hob. Practical Training for RO Tsars Long tnklng There seem to be organizations Wmtarw Metrical CSaf, 113 RafawtSL.SMtLa alwnys pulled his npnrt and sort o Cream of Tomato Soup. Your automobile doesnt annoy There Is a way to keep a lawn; for cultivating every virtue but makMra. Wadlelgh said she never nibbled at it. Just out of politenes? W. N. U, Salt Lake City, No. but you have got to learn It. oneself agreeable. your neighbor; but your radio can. knew whether to serve Thick Soup but one good Thing about the Artl ing showed It never was up choke that or Thin Soup because some like One and some like the Otlirr. Per- until a lot of good Vlttles had pro So thnt was that sonally, she preferred a Puree al- ceded It lee Cream and Cake. though Dr. Kennedy hnd told her It was fattening. To which Mra. Miss Bloomer snld that her Fa Harper replied that she hnd tried ther before his Death, would eat Soup at a Hotel In New York, Ice Cream five or six Times a Day during the Automobile Show, and If he could get It He was the first It was the best she ever tasted hut Ferson Id Middlehrook to use It, she couldn't remember the Name. right along, In the Winter Time. Mr. nnrper said he thought It be- Mr. Griggs said thnt he liked Ice gan with a P." So, having tlmt Cream as well ns the Next One but all settled, nothing was heard for when you ordered It at a several Minutes except the soft you never knew what you pedal Inhalation which cannot be were getting. It had everything In entirely muffled, even In the most It except Milk and there was no Tollte Society. way of telling how long it had been Baked White Fish With Cucumbsrs. on hand. Which reminded Mrs. Miss Bloomer wondered whether Wadlelgh that she had found the she hnd better tackle the Fish. She Recipe for Ihe Fig Cuke In a maga had henrd so much lately about zine. rtomalne but, of course, probably Cheese, Hard Crackers and Coffee. ORIGINATED 75 YEARS AGO Mrs. Harper said that even a It would be all right if the Fish Mr. Griggs snld he Small Cup of Black Coffee would were fresh. . . i NEVER SURPASSED IN thought they would he safe because keep her awake for Hours and DIGESTIBILITY! t a EAGLE Superior was only about 500 Hours. Her Mother had been the Miles away. This led Mr. Wadlelgh same way hut her Father could BRAND NOW PROVED IDEAL to tell about his Cousin Homer, In take It by the Quart nnd It never FOOD IN PHYSICIANS TEST him Affect to one or eat Sea seemed Way Chllllcotlie, who couldn't He would be asleep Food or anything that lived In the another. WITH 50 BABIESa Water without becoming ns sick as Minutes after his Head hit the Pila Pup. So Mrs. Wadlelgh said she low. It was a Funny Thing about had a Sister who got a Hash, all coffee. Some could drink It and over, when she ate Strawberries. Others couldn't. Miss Bloomer said WHEN Gail Borden originated Eagle She couldnt understand It at all there was an old nnd true Saying but Mr. Griggs helped to clear that One Mans Food Is another Brand back in 1857, he did so beThings up by saying that he had Mans Poison. Mr. Griggs said thnt cause there was a crying need for a often heard his Father say that in New Orleans they make the Cofpure, safe milk for babies. No one when he (Father) was a Boy it was fee very strong. Personally, he knew then what we know now of generally supposed that Tomatoes didnt like it so Strong. In New food values. No thorough scientific were poisonous, whereas It is now Orleans, however, they wouldnt research had as yet been made in agreed. In the Medical Profession, have it any other wny. Mrs. Wadthat nothing could he more benefi- lelgh told them the Cheese was infant feeding. cial to the IJver. He said he never Imported. She forgot the Name Yet, amazing though it seems, this turned down Fish but he was leery hut It was Imported. Brand with the usual supplementary ists conducted a feeding test with baby food created by Gail Borden Some could eat of Cucumbers. Intermission. foods was wanting in nothing that them and Others couldnt. That fifty average babies. For months, Eagle proved so remarkable in its nutritive After Prof. Ginkus arrived back a baby needs for health, growth. Your had been his Observation. He hnd at Dewberry he was asked by his Brand was the only food these babies value and in its digestibility that it a brother, Jesse, who used to go Wife If he had heen nicely enterhas survived 75 years of revolutionreceived, except for the supplemengrocer has Eagle Brand. See direcright out In the Patch and take tained nnd he replied that they had tions on labeL foods now given with mothers has in nutrition discoveries tary ary them Raw, without Salt or Any- kept him so busy flunking about taken were milk. milk or raised of three any generations splendid thing. Mr. Harper said that yes. Tilings to Eat that he did not reof their bones. Blood counts were babies and today, in as thorough a Some People were that way. They member what had heen served. The usual supplementary foods, of course, seemed to agree with him better If made. Tooth development was test as was ever given to a baby food, MORAL: To promote Sprightly are orange or tomato juice, and cod liveroil he put on plenty of Vinegar and Conversation at the Table, serve watched. Heights, weights, strength has proved itself unsurpassed in baby orother source of the Pepper. He didnt know why It was several kinds of Food. were recorded. And all these records building! but such were the Facts In the were compared with records of other Today, Eagle Brand is hailed as a Th Borden Company Case. This reminded Mrs. WadThe Lion in Scripture fed on other baby foods. food second to modern most Dept. WN10, Borden Bolldiof baby groups lelgh that one of her Uncles up In Balsam the prophet, desirous of 350 Madison Arenoe, New York, N.Y. At last came the verdict. In every none in its scientific proof of perNew England had choked to death foretelling the future dignity of IsPleas tend me FREE 'Baby at the Table from getting a Fish rael, compares the nation favorable was the formance. comparison way, to a lion Welfare. Bone In the Gullet She said he and as a great lion, who shall stir to Eagle Brand. For those Eagle Brand had been a Unitarian. How the test was made him up? (Numbers 24:9). Deuterbabies showed themselves superbly Name- -. Baked Fowl With Dressing. What is stronger onomy 83:20). nourished. This simple diet Eagle famous two baby special Recently, Mrs. Wadlelgh said that she than a lion? said the Philistines to Address aoped every one liked Sage in the Samson (Judges 14:18). So might Stuffing because she was crazy we go through the Scriptures, were State City ihout It but was always half It not necessary to prove the high (Please print name and address plainly) ifrald to tell Minnie to put It In opinion held by Its writers of the because Some liked It and Others power and kingliness of lions. Races f may Fable of Soul Fooil and Ollier Kinds Thii Little Girl Got Well Quick hi McrcoIizctlVax Keeps Skin Young lk Salt Lake Citys o, tSii act-lou- U Gd I Cad-wald- OV' ..S'- rw-aS- bow-we- -- U. IE HOTEL y TEMPLE SQUARE a ;ril 1 1 "Wda 5'I 1''A'f tt !J ihm-olur- , over-Frien- d r"' Forrri ir; Rbbr AggtUIn, a (ft prMl THE kf Caitla an th rrtt N.lloMl O ) Cl fW.lU "Beautiful Hlua lanute," IX la Dot blue, but either muddy brown or green accord' Inf to ibe rainfall In It valley, blda fair to Inrmma In commercial preatlre alnca Ua acrceinent at the recent Strew conference IS Kuropcan Da t Iona regarding certain economic and political poll-Cle- W' Tor many year the Ianul countries other on tariffs and f bar disagreed regulations, thus mining trade on the most Important navigable stream In cen- tral Europe Flowing from the bills of Cararla to the Itlack aea, the Danube has been called the highway of race because many race of both the Orient and Occident hare narlgat-ethe stream and held parts of Its course. As one travels from the Black sea, the maritime Da unite Is left , at the behind at head of Its sprawling delta. There the Orient has been exchanged for the Occident Moslem minarets for d 1,800-niU- Tumu-Scverln- domes, Greek-Orthodo- old Turk- ish gates for old Roman bridges There a narrower Danube winds between blue, bills, the gateway to western Europe. And there yon may board one f the big river steamers that all summer long ascend or descend through half a dosen countries lying between the Black forest and Black sea. Hardly Is astern when the traveler finds himself amid a wild swirl of waters, before whose terrific force his boat's progress more and more resembles the freak feat of trying to mount a descending escalator. At last the shelter of an artificially walled channel Is reached. Men call this stretch the Iron Gate, and doubtless the Argons utlc heroes In their ascent gave It some equally forceful name, perhaps likening it to the battering club of Herakles. The Forgotten Island. "There's Ada Raich," remarks a guide polutlng to an Islet off Folks call It the Forgotten Island because the Berlin Congress overlooked It. Now, would you catch an Island being overlooked In the Hudson? Why, thered be an amusement park on It I" Ashore the traveler glimpses a quaint Island colony of Bosnlnn Moslems, who long ago built their little houses amid the encompassing ramifications of a dismantled Turkish fortress. It Is as peaceful a sight as that of wild Bowers carpeting an old shell crater. On the Danube there are customs , duties and enough local port regulations to make a snllorman go bald with worry. The river is more like a political conflict, with seven tickets In the field, which Is to say, It flows through three kingdoms, one regency, two republics and a social democracy. the boat enters a Presently sheer-facegorge of profiles that Incloses the observer In an endless vesta of waters. Through the Kazan Defile. Silent as twilight, primitive as when the daedal Danube wrought this passage to the sea, the Kazan jDefile might easily have seemed to the early Greeks a Styx leading to the underworld. iThelr bards called the future Danube the Istros and dwelt In awesome terms oo its origin, thus placing Its source at the head of the Kazan, rwhere rapids still swirl malevolently over ledges of rock. But the Greeks never permitted superstition to Interfere with business. With sword In one hand and merchandise scales In the other, they unloaded textiles, pottery and arms on the aborigines In exchangd for furs, hemp and slaves, traveler may disA sharp-eyei cover what appears to be some vandals name scratched In capital e of betters on the sheer the defile and may be ready to compare it to "Otto Schwartz, Berlin," on the Pyramids, of W. Brown, N. on a gpire of Milan cathedral erer-llftln- Turnu-Sev-ert- two-mll- e sky-cutti- d rock-walle- d Charon-haunte- d shadow-en-(vlrone- d d cliff-fac- Complexion Curse Danube. Pine-Appl- e he will Rut wllb marine glaiuofind that th road: scratching "Imp. Cacwr. . . . Trulanua Aug. Germ. Ionl Maximus." Trajan, or any other Homan who could lend an army along the flat face of those cliff by mean . galh-rlebe of will agree, bad s perfect right to cut hi name there For two day and nights the boat chums ahead between wide plain, and on the third afternoon comet Into tight of Belgrade (Beograd). Perched high over the con flucnce of the Iunutie and the Sara, the Jugoslav cnpltal presents striking picture. Few European cldc are situated on two such waterways, whose navigable length within Jugoslavia total 720 miles. Budapest a Stately City. Not to know Budapest Is to have missed one of the loveliest of European cities. It bos Its own stateliness that reflects the cultural flowering of a race whose kingdom as becu enthroned on the Danube for a thousand yenrs. As certnln American metropolitan quarters, such as "Little Ituly or reflect their Little Germany," mother countries In miniature, so Budapests topography reflects on small scale the lineaments of what, as a result of the war, la litAncient erally "Little Hungary." Buda, on the Danubes right hank, rears aloft on rocky crests that represent the foothills of Hungarys mountains, while on the other bank modern Pest stretches sway In levels that prelude Hungarys plains. After leaving Budapest, the boat section of heads for the the Danube where It makes the big turn westward. Ahead rise the Little Carpathians, forming the background of a busy port scene of quays, cranes, canal boats, clustered the German In slips Presshurg, guidebook calls It It commands a splendid panorama of the Danube's two arms encircling the Great Scliutt, which local prlJe proclaims the largest Interior Island In Europe." To Vienna and Beyond. Beyond the Bratislava the river skirts Ilalnburg, a hillside picture of town walls, curious gates, crumbling towers. It Is one of half a dozen Danube towns mentioned In the Nihelungenlled" as being associated with the downstream Journey of Burgundys doomed knights. Beyond Halnhurg the Danubes banks lower into the wide plain where lies Vienna. Owing to postwar exigencies, Vienna has achieved for Its working classes a housing scheme which, planned to embrace 80,000 families, Is futuristic only because of Its novelty. A visit to one Viennese palace of many the Schonbrunn of Versailles-lik- e aspect reveals the luxury of the Hapsburg regime and Its postwar sic transit under Austria's democratic republic; for the park where Marla Theresa once strolled and where the Napoleon of 1805 planned campaigns had become a Sunday pleasance of Viennas workers. Beyond Vienna Greifenstein'g fine old castle rises Into view, as you near the Danubes region of medieval strongholds. Steaming past the Wachau Defiles crag-se- t ruins, one reflects upon the formidable amount of trade that fell to them as a result of the Crusaders. In 1096 some 2,000 craft, packed with 40,000 Palestine-bountroops, descended the Danube. Three ensuing Crusades took the same route. There sprang np a river trade consisting of westbound silks, bronzes, spices, oils, and of eastbound furs, And the Danarms, and saddlery. ube castles took their tolls and the of stranded cargoes, flotsam rake-of- f not to mention piratical seizures and the enslaving of ships crews. Castle Aggsteln, the most dreaded of Danubian robber strongholds, must have had a great turnover In riparian loot and captive maidens. And Castle Dumstein eclipsed all local records In the trade when Its gates closed upon the royal prize Richard Coeur de Lion. - river-washe- beem-auporlc- 1 d d capture-and-ran-so- f h Wad-lelgh- s Ycs9 Madam! 7 UmDGEQ33B0EmQs Jm, kind the quick 3 j 3 NEWHOUSE WANTED 32. Candy-Stor- What a famous clinic discovered about this amazing dby Food! Ike X-ra- FREE! BOOKLET ON BABY CARE! |