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J. RAYS, CAOMMOT MAIN mod 'SSA am IA. SALT LARR CITY. ICTAIL All-Pers- o . IT; ho ns. -- Intend ' ,f - ' -- -- -' - - , - -- - Read the Details of - - . soldiers. I . i - - -- - - . I , : - t ' t , ' .,.. 9 , . , - - Plan-- , I - , II -. ,.. : - - -- f, s 4: ; , These packets can be sent to soldiers who. have gone from Canada, from America, or from any they are in France or in the trenches, they will get the gifts. notif t r largest,Im had three years of experience in selecting "for, and sending packages to the , . 1 t. I 'I ., --- it -- . ' I 1: - t f: - , ,- -- t ' 1 T. 4 I I a ET, I; ,. : other place. It matters ' 0 I of , Selfridge & Co. have compiled a number of different lists, each to cost a certain sum- - You simply select, by number, the packet you wish to send, and pay the specified amount. Your order, along with many others, is cabled to Selfridge & Co., and the articles are immediately started on their way to the soldier, or soldiers, "Somewhere in France." The packets range in price, fmm ;1.32 to $6.30. ,..t , 1,!, I it I : 7 7 . 7 7 7. t 71,..., to '4ill - List of Parcels' as samples of Goods Suitable for Soldiers in Active Service Sending to-U.- PARCEL NO. tin tiri tin tin a tin 1 1 1 1 tin Entree. i tin Lobster. Box assorted,,PasteS tisrs) '1 ten Spaghetti in :roniato '. Lit!itice. .1 tin Cate au !att. ' tin assorted Bleculta, 1 Package. Plain Chocolate. 1 1 1 .. -- , tin Rapt limentet,... - '1 I 1 1 1 1 1 . -- CINCIEWIll.1111 rn 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 MOVE 1 - at : PARCEL No. 300, PRICE $6.00 tin Fruit In Sirrup , tin Cream ' tin Grouse Pis tin t'urried Rabbit At liant Pio tin Vaal tin Biscului, - run Biduad'tencsaSugar Sardines in Oil. tin tin Fruit Pudding tin Bull's EFea PARCEL 1cO:1000 ' 600, 1 I anti- M ilk - Marmalads tin Fruit Cake package Chewing 'Gum. package Chocolats tin - - t 1 1 1 t 1 ! a c t , ' 1 rants 1 1 1 pair Socks Scarf pair , . . 11 I $ - loves Handkerchiefs Anti Vermin Belt 1 I . trII 1 . .. - package Chooclate package Raisins package- Bulls Eyes PARCEL NO. 1200, PRICE $2.62 - $2.40 pair Heves Handkerchiefs , 1 pair Socks I patkage Cht7c11911e, 1 ' - i , , I , To I , I -- of the wrapping and mailing of your packages. - - , or This bureau, for the convenience of our customers ti, marine in Uncle' Samts service, in Europe, the U. S. or any of ouK possessions. - -- . , - find to gave you a great deal of time and waiting, and you 3 t - et Walker's with the necessary postage, and it will There is going to be a greater rush at Christmas time this year than there has ever been before. Walkr's Accommodation- Bureau you will , . ., Just bring, or send your package to this department fy packed, addressed aiid sent on "its way--4- - t . reach any soldier, ,sailor :- ' . , - It i1 IF YOU'RE GOING TO SEND TO THE SOLDIERS AT HOME Walker's:Mail Order Department Has Established r Bureau Accomodation, Special take tare e.' t1 - - IF YOU'D RATHER SELECT THE GIFTS YOURSELF, ,,, f 1 : PARCEL NO. ) i. ArmY Gray Shirt - Handkerchiefs. d 141ackaga-Cosea,flegi- - OR ...,. 'I ' or .. f, ,, ,,,, s - PRICE $6.30 PARCEL NO. - 1100, , - , PARCEL NO. 800, PRICE rrult Cake ' , t, r ) , , t , v - patios . f -- Cake Wright's Coal Tar Soap --1 Stick Shaving Soap . 1 Tooth Brush ' .1 Towal ---1 Tin Harrison's' Vermin Pomade. . Price to include Packing and Postage to France. ' PRICE $5.82 700, PRICE $1.86 Shaving Soap, Tooth Paste.' Tooth Brush. Wright& Coal Tar Soap, Sponge or Towel. , a : PRICE-1E44- 1 - - - - - - ' . t f.,, . . Cardigan Scarf 2 pair of Socks handkerchiefs 2 package Butteraootch 6 packages Chewing Gum: 1 pair Leather Laces. - - :t -, - t i-- - .01aesa 1 pale Books. 1 box assorted Pastas , :---t Scarf 1 Tax Soap. 3 cakes, Towel. Stationary Chewing Gum Bulls Eyes Chocolate PARCEL NO. Extract ';. i . - , , I pair - , package Chewing Gum package Chocolate. 1 1 Sugar Corn ettili Con Carne Tamalles.' Deviled Hams Wright's Coal packages of 4 packages of 1 Package of 1 package of 1 Housewife - Baucl, 1.Un Honey 1 tin Beet and Vagetahle au tall I tin-Ca- te I ?tin Salmon I Cardigan Pork & Beans 1 ,,, tube r ,1-, PARCEL NO. zoo, PRICE $436 5 $2.00 - Milk) package Turtle Soup. Tablettl: 1 I PRICE ' , & 400: PARCEL NO. 500rRICE 64.44 v, ; Briar plpe, Soap. 1 stick Tooth Paste. 1 Tu bt ems.ing .., moth- PARCEL NO. 200, PRICE $t2t1 tilu Bivouac (Cocoa. Sugar tin Sardines in OH, I tin Galantine Chicken-t- o - -1.- S. PARCEL NO. 100 PRICE $3.00 One-fiel- d. Who does not road Um Saturday t la only $200 a year, and te most of tho doorsteps oftbe I city and suburbs ovary 8aturday ternoon. Can YOU oxPend lie month to bettor advantatte? , ; Also Sendirlitill this way is helping UncleSarn, for it will help to relfeve.the congestion incident upon so much being sent from this country. It will leave more room for the sending of munitions and supplies. And this is a very important feature. These gifts will have a very much shorter journey, and will be much more sure to reach their ,destination, - - !Crum? laid on T t. - , It is in a much better position to know just what is needed and wanted by the soldiers in France and in the trenches than America, who cannot know the conditions so intimately. ol churches- 3;1I ' ' For:Sending- to the Soldiers in France London firm, one of the ....,., -- IN CONSERATION - By special arrangement with Selfridge & Co. of London, England, Walker's are prepared to take your order for packfor the soldiers, to be sent to them direct from London. ets he .ATriteee,--eidvertiving- l- , . - Co-operatt- ve .) . , - , . . - , ' Walker -- 4, 1.- , ... - 1 - , , - - , , , INN eee.m.-..-,- ..,, .' ' l . ... , i''t ,- - ,, - , ----, . - -- - ; en 'Gifts 0 FA S s 0: D -- - ; 1 r .. ' , - , . - ,, Ask for further details at the Military Booth, Main Floor. See a few of the lien appended. Throughout the state will start neat' Sunday uporiA caMPallit which is de- -i vised to brine home to every libusewitel her duties --in food conservation. - On i each consecutive Sunday - until the . close of December. blanks- - wilt be at the various churches and the married women In attendance will, be asked to fill them out for the on- -, hand in at the suing week-anext meeting time Titosigned ' wheatiess, meatless and waatele; meals will be reported on the cards of , the week. Reports are then to be made to the tate food administrator and him in turn to the national admielstra--by. , -lion. "Waits not. that others rnay sot want." will- be the text taken by the clergy and churchmen in their appeal for the support of tho individual family to the filltieTild administration to - campaign. which will be carried out 45 every state of the union. has received the nniveroal indorsement of the Salt Lake churchmen and reports are daily ooming in from heads of churches elsewhere. Wedging their utmost. efforts to ----- the cause. Among those who have services are. Dean W. pledged the W. trieetwoed. C. R. Allen. Dr. theley. George E. Davies. the Rev. If. Lyon Baynes and father Y. Bache. . Tô ' - - .. t, 1 - ,.... - . -- iL , , , . . 1 ,w . ,., ,, I : , 4 It - ," ' The economy and wisdom of this plan 'Beastly apparent. Walker's store makes no profit. It is simply "Ouitit.'11 You will readily recognize that experience and judgment have gone into the making of these lista. Thi hgs you would not think of yourself or would not know that the soldiers needed. - ' a ' . nd of 'country into the hearts of your children than bY teaching them the the righteousness. of the cause United States is 'waging this' war. show wish .them whyqthe government needs and Aar 'es many small subscriptions to the Liberty unit buy Then let your familY as , Loam a Liberty Loan Bond, paying for ft by per- sonal effort and sacrifice. if necessary. ,,, tou can buy a bond for as small 1' an ',' ; amount. as $50, paying for it in easy, in- , ' stalments covering three months. , , , "The Stalk With a Personalite , , , - - Visits to leading manufacturing ostablishments of the state by the children of the upper grades of the district schools have been plimined as a feature In conneotion with the statewide observance of Utah Products Week. "Nov. 11 to A of the educationalon committed.meeting u the. Manufacturenr-Ateothitiot Utah was held Tueaday. In attendance were Prot U. . Child . assistant superintendent of city schools: blirl of the department of finance and' ...ommerce. University of Utah; Lon Haddock formerly with the ltalt ag icultural college: and A. CRees.. Bee,. Manutecturere associaretail of-ttion. Letters-ate- " being directed in ma n tt.." lecturers asking their with the scheme in bringing before population the detailed working. of Utah's industries. Following a tudy of the process at first hand. the teachers, using the Pay Roll Builder as text will Mecums with the mu ! pile phase of industries An addition. st step in the plan Is an actual demonstration-by pupils in the class room. The educational committeewill designate a subject on phase incluatry az say or composition to be written by pupils of the kith schools and a prize will be offered for the best treatiee .Thin composition will. be submitted., published. In. educational Institu- tions special assemblies will be held for: the purpose o- f- hearing-- Special speakers on home indusitries. Letters are being drafted by Prot Child to he sent to heads of all the state outlining the proposed plane. 'rho committee In charge of the Boosters excursion to Magna. Tooele and Wentzville is making The- excursion will leave the plane. o'clock on Commorcial club at morning of Ont.11. 13eteree 75 and 100 are expected to go. The committee is as follows: E. H. Eardley. transPorte".tion-M. Greenwood. membership; Arthur Sweet, entertainment. and A. C. Rees. speeches. Letters have already been sent to and superintendents principals of achools In Utah by Dr." E. 0. Gowan'. state superintendent. asking for their support of Utah Prqducta Weak. ', Tb 1 - I, , , ,, retailers UTAH COMMISSIONER' throeshout the country and their associations.-local etete and national, to the fullest extent with the retied States food administration. and IS VICE PRESIDENT OF express their that they immediately ,eommunieating ,parpose ao to do by atrect with the administration in Wash- laston. We recommend that Il retail grocer NEWLY OligANIRO the of the food, administration by urging the sale xsongamittir thICtutaZon,-- - - .s. We urge that all food products- wnere The newly formed association of eoettible he sold by weight in reason-ibilarge quantities and tot cash. western states dairy. food and drug ' We recommend that all retailers urge adjourned its first convention The sale of such Rama aa small prunes. rornayeal. oatmeal, rice. hominy and shortly before I o'clock. to In bulk. similar articles in San Irranciace- or Berkeley. Cal., the We ask All retailers-- to urge the ocelot- Tuesday of .nextartieles- - as souls stock mud follows: Sanford C materile. emus ...rim barley. fresh vitae- - I were elected-- as tabb4i and fresh and canned cove oga- Dinsmore; commiesioner -- of president: Walter M. Boyden. cOninals. stoner of Etah, vice president; and Erwin J. Lea. commiasioner of San Harkness Inheritance Francisco, secretary. president immediately appointThe estate of Mr& Mary Harkness, of edThe the xeautive committee of the asNrw 'York. has paid to the state treassociation, to be made up of Mr. Boyden. . urer through the attorney general-Maurice Groshon. commissioner of Wytax on riaa oming.- and John 4. White. commis-'lone- r office. $19.4st inheritance shares of 'Union Pacific preferred A n d of Idaho. - 164 shares cat common stock in the How- to the coverts-- of- company. About & Year - Iamj ti,4 Olt of nati an Inherit- ing house letter," a means by which ance tax to Utah of $26.902: and two the commissioners are confidentially 1135.237 rare sew the state collected informed of what each is tram the estate ot brother Amon was explainedjustIn some detail atdoing. the liarkneas. All the The- commiesionere, holdings were moralog-otes-ei like the federal agents. forward reports of their and the more important. and those of more general interest are preFarewell in Honor pared in the form of a mimeograph let. ter. which already' has beta found to Young Samoan be of a great importance to the work food officials. whether federal, state of A farewell and compitmentarv enter. or municipal By tain,nent will be tendered toniebt In members of the .associatiou in suchthea tho Forest Dale chapel to rider Klippen it is expected the work will Ssirnasins a yowls Rnmoan with con. move, ha made or even greater Value in law musical ability. who ha been enforcement in,cs in the clip for several months informetion. and the dissemination of ,..Before.actjourning.the.1. ,.,commlattion-ereElder Sattruisins, came, C.- AtittotL- of on the metion o( a ?swami mission He bee translated and orepared tho 1...11. 14 Psalmody for the bureau of Gov. D. Simon C. called.on Itamberger, prirtinor in the Samoan language. The ark e now beins done in Mancini. and in bil abeence expreesed to hisdi Hs will return to bin native land thin private secretary, of Y. V. Pits Gera) the delegotes to scsk and the entertainment is being the appreciation icon by the Pnrost tkale ward as a the convention of the hospitable treat-meofficial accorded them by the icksn of wood will. He ban resided fn ' tit4t ward at the home of Hyrum I. of the state. Jensen while in this city. The follow. Tuesday afternoon. following an con, .las4roseekisrw414 hei,instalerestc- Vocal and instrumental Matthias vention were taken on- - an automobile Nei.nri and wife Ind, Sid trio, the and then of read-Intour the through city Hattie Thorne; vocalChristy: J. G. MacDonald Chocolate company's solo. Mrs Ssoncer Cornwatf; bans Robs, K LPIWn. plant. ,Iti the evening they were the e! Satmanina: vocal duet. 'dies Summer-her- s guests' of the state at the and Mien Ida Morris; native song. Theatre. and later at a banquet In the by Eiders; remsfke. Utah. Hotel, s- ,, , ""g that . - , - rt,.. 8001To a" recommend ... , k e , , ,, , - . - prices. We ,0,00 .. 40fre. ' sTunrNTs, - WIWI . - , ,,. ., :". 0, - - , '. , ! ' . . , , . . ,. , - Secretary of Cod i , leterrible 1 .. , . i - ,. ., ... eutterist with ritache" write. I 1, W. Etris J01111 OYER SYSTEM Os. -- Every time I'd less over or to one aids Fd bass otoop - ---- -t -, , a ., ,.. painful eaten in my bark just over , -,. , ----- ,,!--.--I tried unedielnea with i . isty kidneys. ' . ao good result& I bought a bottle of I . . Foley Kidney Pills, and just the one ',I Resolutions - Adopted With Excep-- ' relieved my Wicked's. by boo entirely Says It boa been some time since I took tbeM. se I think I am well." t lion Grocers National - ConTrain Wreck , : weakened. everworked. stopped-11- P ' -aore ntue- - I Clem rheumatism, sicep7 iiisturbing - ference in Capital. Conditions Are Sofia- - I bladder biliousness and aliments. ' . . newtons oilier ilia , leoley Kidney pills ., ' l are scintlde medicine. compounded . ''''... ' - factory. t $o . , . the kidney, and restore thank ' to action br dissolving and - -An account of the action Ashen by the healthy --. , '"..' 1 -1- at 7' Tall tuts. ' 'representatives-The. Itrivissulg ,7-andPoledder aiime:nut. President-- E. ..recetntnatittual confermidedtWeattingiticineyPtrouble of the Don. ton. D. C, respecting preservation and Ytire wiii like thsady tonic aandrestore ver ik Rio Grande road arrived here ; . illiwitla,c "(14 - quicii Tuesday, night. lir officer's special; of food la contained in a I , 41..etribution VI , , from - a adainistrator of SCIIIKA'Aiii-duELNeOtho ,of inspection. Ogler telegram to the-fooN are PRFP t43, linecolAbe aldatot,accoinimalet bYale pith.- Retailers of this state f' -: trr offictalir two bite- lit do their .... -APeterson. and mecretary G.prieav -Chief Engineer share carrying put, the resolutions Gwynn, who isi' -" also chairman of the ralSktion cons- adopted, which represent. the concur-no- g 5 u I ,. ottinicirilta,M110.52altneadittiella01 I I , Blow ot spent fliiintieiritta irtOOktrilr' , . the leading membere, of tile Igauoust local terminal properties con-c- o -nsanciation. Grocers 'ttieindertondent and teen went automob . IN iOng with a friend 0er the city. His sac- , retail grocers and the general stores of , re.,,, Mr. Brown expected to iretary said '' lb coutiTY, , .., ' On : ,Iturn east !eta In the afternottn. With -,-' The retail grocers pledge themselven of the untf.ogrteurrmtel coal ! ta sell no fundemental necateitiee at a' llifiliEsT poTATicli-op.,theexceptilotted ---, tiyatem were sgarein that will. Yield to him more t". The' said. , satisfactory. gecretary -, F., --living profit. 'rte.. of directors will meet the first; -----, , ' ' , Ilot the month in ,i4lew Toth. --- - , ItPective of ibmmarket conditional at the when Mr., d would be all aside bookrand position Laying ttme of the rettals This pledge and the clastroomiBrown Present being to fill out the, reeolutions adopted are to applY to all recitationa practtcally 1.000 tern; of Mr. Mudge resigned. i retailers whether licensed under the the L. D. S. U. gave over the day to pa- - funtil the is effected in reorganization licensing proclamation sor triotte work. Forming inline withiNeW-Yor- k. no official changes will be - president's ; it1 and could arihie time! nothing bmo Following are some of the 1MPortant the Stars 'and Stripes 'at Jittir said in any .sray-r- Os Indicating or reoolutions eradopted at the meting- - --- they marched to their war garden on of what suegestive might be done af,.! We licensed or not. Second West Ninth and Tenth ter the reorganization. hir. Mudge is in with the tnited States food' South etr Oete, between theV His in! wife's. relatives live where began in itatery way potseible 'administration Coiton. Cal.'and he limy spend part ,of to insure t.he enforcetnent or Ito rules vesting their potato-numbea '" i : iind resrulations and the recces of its students went down to the farm earlier the winter there. eoneervatton plans. and deliver to the in the morni ng to plow up the tubers, , Mr. Peterson said a thorough search bad brakeman. betortnads for head the cenYumersLot Pe"le -- J. G. Buret-bolder,--Of the wreekeel coal I neceestmew of Mir se cheaply as It lies will sack them ready for sale. train in the neighborhood of the wreck,, The faculty members in five aUtortioWe wilt within our power to do. but as no trace him could be found, of earneetly And vigorously recommend biles led the Hoe of march lii the war tree 'tenured that he is still buriod ill other retall grocers. te pursue this garden. The students, with aprons and itbeneath debris. the counte orteadfastly. overalls, followed, bearing. along with The railroad hlography of President We recommend that retail grocers the school banners, big placards adver- shows thitt he has made his WRY discontinue the soliciting of erdere dur- - tieing' their Liberty bond concert on Brown of the railway world Before leaving arrangements from In the period of the war. Friday. He began" as a- - messenger Si.oreOsontids ...... We racommemi.tha-limitatioof Governor of all on the Rock Island in IfiL learned' deliveries to one a day to any on. mon Bomberger and Prosidont Anthon R. Lund to the field. both having been". telegraphy and became an operator, family or on any one rcute, then train ,tditpatebere tationagenpresent at the pistiting last spring. DelbrerY jointSt.-agent. and later general agent of the Paul & Duluth Railway in ISIS We recommend thet under canditionis He was On later chief In line of and the march the students localities where it is feasible. dispatcher. super- teeof delivery be were artivelI engaged In ticket selling intendant of telegraph, and operating system It02. Mr. Brown for their Leonean, one young Miss be- becante--geerin superintendent. We urge All retailers and theft elerks lora- siveleft Atte- - Iletventovettd tartlet superintendent of Mel Central, becoming later Ifentheir efforts on setting having sold SO. At the field the sopho- Montana e eral superintendent-- of the western diet. ivholesome and nutritious substitutes more girls are selling sandwiehts Worthen; 1,034 el 2.1 for white flour t meat. prooeeds to go toward the school LAber Be was vice president afterwards of bond. We recommend-thathe rete,liers use ty on re-- 1 After the potatoes have been sacked. the Denvertwo& Rio Grande, and their efforts- to sell articles of food that years ago. &was made; are cheap yet of good quality in the the students will spend the remainder tirement of the St. Louis" Minneapoils A president staples. and that in of the day boosting their concert. place of high-pric- e railway. The wheel of fortune has by been apdoing no they be guided by the recom- - committee of five students has another turn landed him bai4 on the, mendations of the conservation depart, pointed to canvass the local down-tow- n Rio Grande, this time as its executive. business houses in an effort to place nent of the food administration. We. urge the moan strict economy in with each concern 100 tickets for the . the conduct of all retail grocery stores.- affair. At the school office it was aneliminate all nounced that about $81 had been consad eonstant effort to waste and extravagant-- - rethods. to the tributed by the students toward their PUPILS WILL VISIT erd that time. enorge, fuel. equipment Liberty bond, the .um representing aband man be conserved and that whole- - stinence from candy and movies. stuns food may be placed tn- the hands of consumers MANUFACTURING PLANT it the lowest possible El . - 1 : - . . packages will be 'properly" - I, e v f il- - |