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Show THE SALT 'LAKE TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY Our Children RES S By ANGELO (Copyright, 1927, by tho KcCturo Newspaper Syndlcato.) women fear a antfpftUiy for printed fabric, t least when U pomes to wonrl&f them. They exp loin moke them I hot printed mnterinl )hek stouter, or that they detract from the fmoeiul bodily contour, or that they make them look or feel eonsplc hou Two or three of the leading1 share this prejudice asalnst d prints. They feel that the fabric shows their skill in designing to better advantage. They do not like to share their laurels with the fabrlo designers. And then the frock made of printed material can so easily be copied by any manufacturer of ready-mad- e clothes. Perhaps some of this prejudice is well grounded still there la much for moat women far galnby the possession an occa olonai frock of printed material. Many of the printed material are amusing and the element of amusement la drees should not be overlooked. There are alike showing quaint pictorial designs that are pleas ing to behold. If the printed fabric detracts from the perfect symmetry of the figure, eo too it detracts from eundry imperfections of contour. And, wisely chosen, the printed material may detract from a too substantial form. Sometimes a printed fabric actually makes greater simplicity possible, for printed materials are at their beet when used with little or Re trimming The sketch shows the way In which one dressmaker has been making taffeta In pompadour print for little evening frocks. The silk may be had In mauve, background of soft green, lemon, or pink with delicately colored flower designs. Printed crepe do chine may be used to excellent advantage In making negligee pajhmas. Very large and vivid designs are frequently used. Tlvldly colored printed silks are used to make some of the new bathing suits and beach wraps. Dainty designs are printed on the georgette or crepe from which some interesting new lingerie has been made. As the - season advances the wUi he witiy dinner frocks of printed materials which will come as a pleasant contrast to the metalllo and beaded gowns thst have been worn so extensively for evening. dp Som drees-make- rs plain-tone- TANO woodwork Is whit jar of- - some other tight tone a fairly light floor !a aots too obtrusive. Furniture end hang-trgshould also be fairly, light when a light floor is used. If the woodwork i dark or If the furniture and hangings are of rather deep tone tbea dark floors are better. FENDER STOOLS. A piece oi furniture often found In rooms in England that might living become more popular In this well now that open fireplaces are country . - !? K hi HOMK AND all-ov- er over-dilige- over-dilige- nt Every year the brink of Niagara for the reason I explained yesterday. The rate of tomovetwr ment le not rapid,' amounting or three feet a year. The river has seven miles cut a long, gorge already doing so in a period of probably IS, 000 years or more. In winter you will see a beautiful spectacle If you visit Niagara becomes falls. The river partly frozen over, and at the base of the American falls a great mound of Ice moves upstream Tiie Real Test of Coal wo-k- If you can obtain th desired heat, with the smallest consumption of coal, and the least amount of Soot and Clinkers thats the real test of any, coal. UTAH-GRANCOAL can be easily controlled, therefore LASTS LONGER; j L ."7 UTAH-GRAN- COAL D HOUSE In the poet giving up their quarters and, after today, will livewillIn the city probably A number of families move to the city during the spring months whUe the quartermaster repairing the quarters partment for re Authority hse been received seta of officers ten about pairing tere this spring w Technical Sergeant and Mr Ham llilisky have arrived In the post and will live In the quarters formerlye occupied by Bergeant andIs Mra. a member eon Sergeant Ulltsky of the finance department, Master Seigeant William Grits, f name department, has secured I three months' furlough and leaves to day for southern California for a visit with relatives Funeral Services Held Farm rar"? Lublin. 1 quar-ero- for er lng-to-b- Fort ) forms. This Ice mound comes from spray which is frozen as it rises In the air. Some distance down the river the famous whirlpool rapids are to- - be seen. Here the aater leaps and whirls In manner which might make one think it was struggling an, indeed, It la struggling to go on Its course to- the sea. The Seneca Indians have a which Is meant to explain the legend whirlpool. Long ago, they say, a Seneca warrior and a Seneca maiden were Tribune's Puzzle Cross-Wor- d than the rest of the river. Looking across the gorge, th rlor saw an. enemy Indian, a They called to each other, and words passed between them. Jin 30c Utah Cooperative Poultry Producers Tell Benefits to The Tribune. Special J'. Wife of Missionary Dies of Pneumonia Special to Tbe Tribune. - Th Trlbuoa. hpwlal Jan. ROOSEVELT, II Funeral aervfcea for Mm Maud May Bab-- i ck k Johmton held from the w,r Koo.evelt Flrt ward clnpal Sunday, d with Buho? Hr fleet H. Burgaas pre-ai- ng. Mu John.tnn wu born In Sevier county In 878; the daughter of John K. end Mery Augusta Babcock. She realded there until her marriage to Karl Johneton In 1895. Mr. Johnatone le eurrlved by fly eon and on daughter. Burial took place In City cemetery, the grave being dedicated by Alfred 1 Funeral Services Held for Woman at Price PRICE, J&n 11 FuAeral services were held here Monday for Mrs. Annie Terro Procaroni, 64, who died st the family home Friday after a long HlwThe 'Services were held from1 the Flynn funeral homes, wtth Interment in City cemetery. Mrs, Procof James aroni was the widow Procaroni, who was killed by lightning In August, 1925. One of her sons met death In an automobile accident here tn 1921. She was born in Italv, The only survivors in this and a daughcountry are a ter, Aura Procaroni. o o o o POULTRY FARM EGGS o o o o o ....too o Fresh Eggs K 35c ...fSo It !?, 8c Poivder c: .is Fig, o Baking o CURRANTS packages.... 15c DAISY 1X0 US Walnuts, lb. Almonds, lb. braxll Nuts, fb. o Citron Peel $1.69 lb. 35c Fancy Florida, o Grapefruit Fresh Stock.. 6 for 25c STOCK g BUTTER WHIT Daughters of Pioneers in Seision at Roosevelt to Tba Tribune. MYTON. Jan. 11. The Daughters of Pioneers of-- Roosevelt at a regu- lar meeting recently held presented the following program st th bom A qua,tet con- Mr, listing of Utahna Lewis, Venice Richardenn, Florence Labrum and Henna Klrhardenn furnished muatc. Miss Helen Hulsh, a reading; W. M. Vernon and Mlsa Florenca Labrum, a saxophone duet; Mre. C. I. Johnson and Mra,- Christy Anderson acted as hostesses. The meeting was conducted by Mra. Sarah Johnson, Adning, of HOLD SKATING PARTY. CASTLE DALE, Jan 11 Mr. and Mra Terrance Akin and Mr and Mro. Forest Blackburn entertained th Better Entertainment club, together with their husbands and Mr. and Mra. Cecil Day nf Mohrland, at a akatlng and coasting party Sunday afternoon at the Akin ranch, about three mllee east of Castle Dal. A hot dinner was cooked on an open fire by th Ice O O Crystal Whiter (Limit) 2 RAISING o o o GTEAIIO o o g o o o o o. o O o o 45c o lb, 20c o lb. ROSE WITH THE REAL FLAVOR., eon,-Ton- Lucy T DELTA, Jan 11 Mrs died Taylor, wife of James M.on Taylor,South the home at their family Tract Sunday night of pleural pneud Her monia, after a brief lllneea le In th southern etatea on Beeide her husband, she Is surv'v 7 two children, Platt Tay- - pond. lor and Nancy Taylor. Exactly Suits Elderly Persons There Is a sound therapeutic reason COUPLE VISIT DAUGHTER. why Foleys Honey and Tar Compound Special to Th Tribune. tor coughs and colds la especially suitCASTLE DALE, Jan It Mr. and ed to th needs of elderly persons; with P. Oveson, together Mr. Louie It contains no chloroform, or Because their daughter, Arba, and eons, Dean to cause constipation (that opiates over with Sunday and Maron, vlelted of advancing years) and to their daughter and her huaband, Mr. bugbear dry up the natural and necessary seand Mr C. P. Andereon, of Spring cretions. Mildly laxative, wonderfully Canyon City. soothing and healing to th Irritated area. Foleyi Honey and Tar ComVISIT. GO ON MONTHS all coughs and pound quickly atop CASTLE PALE, Jan. 11 Mr. and throat flu Irritations, lingering Mrs. Floyd Jorgensen of Caetle Dale, coughs and disturbing ntrht coughs. left here Monday for Logan, where Is exactly suited to the needs of they are visiting Mrs. Jorgensens par derlv peopl. Ask for 1L ents. They will etay a few months. (Adv ) Johnson, Drugs. hue-ban- ooooooooooooooooooooooo pkg The Tribune. SlMtat Special MYTON, Jan. 11 The Utah Poultry Producers Cooperative assorts compiling the results fen1926 relative to Turkey growers, state that those who shipped through them received a net return of 41 cents The bulk of turkey shippound. ments went to New York And New thousand Jersey markets, but ten pounds were delhered to the west coast markets from the Uintah basin. Your Grocer's for Woman at Roosevelt t- and 50c C&T2c an d 50c COMRANY-MURRA- John-Her- Health NO COAL COMPANY our friend wishes to purchase gen quantities of fresh eggs, choice ruts of meat, butter and cream. The In emphaslre, however, is that thesa foods are not absolutely neces- eary in helping to check the disease. is a moderatey priced diet For breakfast, a cup of oatmeal or other cereal, four or five strips of! three thick slices of toast, a cup of coffee with a scant half cup of milk and four tablespoons of sugar, Butter, if liked with the toast, may " be used, but If there is plenty of bacon fat with the bacon, and the Bureau nf Lanotnt patient likea It. butter le not abso- For lutely necessary at this meal. Year Picks Officers dinner, a large serving of an lnex pensive cut of meat, such as pot ' oastr b OfecA potato, two slices of Special to Tie Tribune, bread and butter and a scant cup of. JdYTON, Jan. 11 The farm bureau cornstarch, or tapioca, or tics pud- -i of Lapoint recently elected the folding made with milk, and a cup of lowing officers for the year; Harvey milk to drink. For supper, a cup of Hullinger, president; Frank Huber, e lentU or split pea soup, a small president; William C. Marshall, Ing of some Inexpensive meat, two eeVetary-treasurThe following alic.ee of bread am bUer. w one--j committees ' were - - selected; Bettef Inch cube of American cheese and a 'community, A V. Norton and Hoy cup of cocoa with milk. For the go- Taylor; weed control, J. O. Hacking, lunch, a few slices of bread poultry, Charles Bigelow, Orand Ras- and butter or bread with peanut but- mussen and Mr. Murphy; alfalfa seed, ter and a scant cup of milk. William Farr, Iawrence Abegglan and Mr. Tihbets, .sheep, Frank Huber, J (Copyright, 1927, by the McClurs C. Hacking and Fred Newmeyer; Newspaper Syndicate ) dairy, William Sprouse, Lawrence Abegglln and George Bigelow; bureau of exchange, A. W. Norton; club work, Harvoy Hulllnger. Douglas News FOOD and Roof Garden Peanut Butter has a finer, smoother flavor. Children like it and it is good for them I Mothers quickly learn that it can be used for salads, pies, cakes and other delicious dishes as well as for sandwiches. And it is so inexpensive I Rhenes Wasateh 491 and Ton Phenes Hyland ttOt and 2S2S s HARSH EWTFCgAtrXOWFAWY-FbsnHyland 144- 0Y hens Wasatch 4111 JEREMY FUEL A GRAIN FEED A COAL' COMPANY Rhone Murray ES Phons Hyland 02. MARSH COAL COMPANY SUGAR serv-jvlc- This shows the simple way In which many of the smart dressmakers are using the flower printed taffeta. Ths edges are finished with s cord of the silk end there is an enormous bow of the siik at the left side. becoming as usual la the feneder box. The foundation le a wooden box covered with cretonne, rep or some other material on the sides and provided ith a flat cushion covered with the same material on top. It provides an extra seat or two before the fire. The top Is arranged on hinges so that it may be opened. A supply of coal or In rooms firewood le kept within where a "gas log burns upon the hearth those boxes are sometimes fitted up as work boxes. school lunches! CHESTERFIELD COAL COMFANV n The ltd swallowed the Jast bite of the cookie in his mouth and said "I knew you ladies couldnt eat those lovely rakes capes you're reducing 1 heard you tell cook eo this morning I knew you wouldnt want them so I ate em. Thevre awful wasted, with a lingering look at the good remaining three, If youre really not golrg to have any " Youre excxrsvd, "Orwgrjry said mother telly and he left hastily 'Think of ltM said mother later In the privacy of the family. "He ate that whole plateful of cookies. almost died of mortification Such I was so ashamed And greediness he so braaeti about It. Now he says hes hungry and wants hi dinner "Well, mabe he Is," said father. There Ivnt much nourishment In cookies,, you know " "Nourishment 9 Cookies? My dear, they were Royal Hungarian confections made of almond paste and sugar fruit. Why he didnt die I never was so mortified Why be mortified Why the emA hungry child is a barrassment? normal child. Greediness la normal You teach them a for little boys Order have been received at post restraint, a code; a manner, but you stand even with them and know why headquarters assigning Captain G. G. to the air corps of the army. need emParkes the 'Without they teaching barrassment. The order becomes effective in time Theyre children. for Captain Parkes to report to Brooke (Mr. Pmtri will give personal at- field, Texas, on March IS, 127 tention to Inquiries from parents or In the first of a series of Indoor school teachers on the care and de- rifle shooting contests held last Frivelopment of children. Write him in day, 6ergeant O. Shokley of company care of this paper, enclosing E won first place and the prize of stamped envelope for reply.) $5. Second place was won by Corporal William Pmnerton of (J com(Copyright, 1927, by the Bell Syn- pany, and third place was won by dicate, Inc ) Sergeant H Booth of headquarters Their scores were 251, 249 company. All the men and 249, respectively competing in the first competition were experts and sharpshooters and prize winners. This wek all the marksmen of ths regiment will compete for prizes. Lieutenant and Mr C. H Smith, who have recently arrived in the post, By Winifred Stuart Gibbs, are now living In quarter No. 60. FOOD SPECIALIST. The enlisted men of the post will be entertained with a dance tonight Music will be furIn the post hall DIET IN TUBERCULOSIS. nished by the Thirty-eight- h Infantry "Will you please tell me what Is orchestra. The following promotions hsve been the right diet for tuberculosis?" To be sergeants, Such le the beginning and end of made this month a letter from a friend in California. Corporals John Murphy, F company! The proper diet for tuberculosie must ftnd John O'Malley, K company; to Kessler, K comdepend somewhat on circumstances. be corporal, Harry M company, and Just as proper diet for other condi- pany; Ohlla Wilson, F company. tions is governed by circumstances. Maurice Curtain, and Mrs Charles J Allen Captain week-enAge, occupation, the stage to which d Itf Park City and the disease has progressed these are spent the a few of the- points which must be the vicinity of the Keystone mining district taken into consideration. On the other hand, there are some Captain and Mrs. Bsrt Wampler are MAKES mother every for her children's wants CLINKERS and NO STRINGY SOOT. Put it to a test, and let us show you. be used Now for the diet. When very choice foods are purchased, a tuberculosis diet le apt to be expensive. The sum of money whlrh the patient deelree to spend should be considered befora I am taking the diet plan is made It for granted that, iike moat of us, the friend who writes for advice would like to have a dietary planned at mod- cost. A more tempting diet may, of course, be mapped out If Just D j mar-garl- may Delicious and Nourishing ichat I 1 UnEerayS CORNER-A Legend of Niagara. CVS. If you want to live with children, plsy with them, grow with them, work w.ih then., understand a imle about them you must stand even with them. Lodeeng up or down at them, getting ahead or falling behind them will pot do. Stand even. When a child la born a mother ta tsauaiiy ready to start even, but by the end of the first week she le just as usually ready to look down on him stay even. You see a mother ..Better not trained to know children. Sh has to learn about each one as he comes along and In the learning process she gets a broad and enriched education la the humanities, provided always, she stands even and advances In time. n Take this situation, a very her young ob' A motherHetrains eon to be polite. la' all appetite. Most of hie Intelligence le stimulated by his stomach and modified by his digestion Mother le In agony ..thsraJs. figmp any. lest the yvtry lime hungry lad greed. ly gulp down the dainties on the table He will if he gets the chance. But why be am barrsssed about it? If you are, you are looking down at hie growth, not Thst won t work standing even. One of theee perpetual hunger lad came In from school one afternoon with a great empty feeling. There was the scent of festivity in the atr I mean he smelled cook fee, extra fine cookies. He followed hie nose Why cot? . It Jed him to the nook in the dining room where favored guests took lea end cookies with his mother There set the service, cups end pistes and steaming potand a plate of delicious cookies, rare things done only occasionally for tfta alcct They disappeared, all but three, for which there had not been time there was room and appetite enough down hie throat before mother and the favored guest came into the room. YOU. Floors like fingernails are jmade more attractive If kept free from dust and well polished. But any obvious solicitude concerning the condition of either, decidedly detracts from their charm. To have nails really attractive their possessors must not show concern too openly You probably knbw some young woman who, when the first luster has left fingernails, that are still quite Immaculate, sighs and says. "Dear me, my fingers are a mess, I must try to go to the manicurist tomorrow " And housewives, who, If there Is a cringle mar or a trifling bit of dust on floors, assures you that her floors look dreadful and that she must call down the cleaning woman or the maid. The poorest and shabbiest furniture is Improved in appearance by floors says standing tn one Interior decorator, who never, w illlnglv, allows an carpet In a room which she le employed to decorate. The floor,- - however, should always remain a background. It Is housewife who only the sees the floor first and makes note of every mar or bit of dust. The housewive, you may have noticed, usually objects to dark floors because they show the dust. Perhaps they do, to those whose eyes are over keen at seeing It, but there are rooms In which a dark floor looks very much better than a light floor Where the disease le cessed by an organism f on enters the body and whatever organ it touches. Wo are this think of to disease solely apt In connection with the lungs, but it' may attack the kidneys or other or- - i fans of the body. In any case, It produces poisons and theee go through the system working destruction wher ever they wra. f The reason that food la so Irapor- tant In treating tuberculosis Is be- cause the body must, as one writer, puts IL "elaborate he own weapons In other words, re-- 1 ef defense eietanco must be built up, since there la no drug that can drive the harmful organism out f Bo it la not aWie of food which we "t thin other the items that go to help bring about complete nutriuon. There must be an abundance of fresh air! exercleo and rest must be very carefully regulated, and, of course, there must be the beet of food In proper, but not in overdone, quantities Although we no longer 'stuff the patient, we do sometimes have to Insist that he eat when he le not hungry For this reason, keeping up the appetite Is ofhw primary Importance. at must la abMn- dance In the diet, and butter, cream, bacon and cod liver oil are good exIn cooklrg, suet and ample wmc-- PATRI. eora-mo- r YOUR general principles which may he laid down and wh.cn should serve as a-Most f ue knew that this guide. II 12, 1927, - o o o o o 10 liars Sjs o O - o lb. 20c d o o o REAL TENDER, JOlCY STEAKS o o o o o o o oooooooooooooooooooooo SWAP APS Show the interesting, htunorons and practical side of the White Elephants Column. stream. Coming togst! tied long and fiercely. footing. the rescue In a canoe, She a the warrior of her own tribe. The whirlpool, say the Senecss, the result of Struggles by th Huro warrior beneath the water. ' UNCLE RAT. Tomorrow Th Wolf Trlbo. The young wsrrlors stood In ths middle of tho river and wrestled. (Copyright, 1917, Publishers' ACROSS. 1 6 9 MY mended it hundreds of times and think it just wonderful, not only to bring up children but for ourselves. At the slightest sign of stomach trouble, colds, constipation and when out of sorts, a dose or two is all they need. Truly, it is a family medicine and the Stitch in time that saves nine." (Name and addreaa tent on roquet!) Constipation , Colds, Coughs , Fevers and Other Perils of Childhood One dose and mothers anxiety is lifted. The sickest stomach craves the taste of Syrup Pepsin., From m infancy to old age the result is certain. Droopy, list-less, feverish children respond as if to magic. Head- - L ache, stomachache, biliousness, coated tongue, these are the daily perils for which a host of mothers say Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin is the safe-- DnCaUwtlDt guard. Sold and recommended by all druggists. SYRUP For a frr trial bottle tend name and eddrem to T5TTVTTII JEe Ptpnn Syrup Company, JdonhctUa, lUmott. con-stipati- , Drv. Identical, It ran. 15 17 Of drift. Cardinal number. A pronoun. ' Enraptured. Image. Eternally. Smooth. Ejaculation used In Hindu ship. F.mploymenL Feminine proper name. Organs of hearing. Go to higher position. Mad baete. Inlets from th sea. A typo 6f vole. A measure of work. 19 ft 22 15 14 26 15 w entire lb Bldgra 1 It and myself all have sisters, ftiv sister-in-lafamilies, and for years we have all given our children Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin. We have recom- Th It 2 94 55 57 59 51 33 It 37 44 41 43 45 47 31 53 While. Single. Th moon. 38 30 52 wor- In enumera- Separate particular tion. Birds. Exists. Feminine proper name. Fraternities. 55 Short Jackets formerly wont by 57 Comfort. women. 1 .Portals DOWN. A form of to 5 Only. I 4 ba Highest point. 6 ParenL t A county In New York. Japanese statesman. 5 Import. 7 85 4 IS 53 43 44 44 43 6 53 65 scale. To krresL Measure of area. Fort of th Jegi Fxceedlngly. Extenelre. Manuscript- (abbr.). Stingy. A gulf on the Arabian coast island A farmer United States president. University degree. Off th main track or way. WHITE ELEPHANTS Tribune Swappers Column - Spar. Wet spells. Portentous sign.' Employments. To make lac. UtlUxe. A compass A bone. point Syllable applied to scale. Solution a note of th to Yesterdays Puzzle UDBHUQQYfiDig Cross-Wor- d OVERCOAT, 4ert brows, rent'e, she 42: will ewap for net of O Reory, a .Kt rlfl r a pair of eooarlea. Box Tribaoo. BEWARE THE COUGH OR READ COLD THAT HANGS ON Swap nd colds lead to Persistent cough serious trouble. You can stop them now with Creomulaion, sn emulsified creosote that is pleasant to talcs. Creo-mulsio-n Is a new medical discovery with action; it soothes and heals ths Inflamed membranes and in hiblts germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote la recognized by high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for lersiatent coughs and Colds and other ormt of throst troubles, Creomulaion contains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal the infected membranes and stop the irritation end inflammation, wlule the creosote goet on to the stomach. Is absorbed into the blood, attacks the seat the trouble and checks the growth the germ. two-fol- Creomultion is guaranteed satisfactory in the treatment of persistent coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and other forms of respiratory diseases, and is excellent for building up the system after colds or refunded if any cough or eold is. not relieved after taking according to directions. For sale by all druggists. Send coupon for free sample. 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