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Show m v v oeseret Evening news Wednesday, October 16 iois For tbs News by Thorwtoa Perm RED DCS rtrVtTATlOV. Honest Advertising; XV, ys becans? so many people are inclined to is a topic we all hear ej aggerate. " Yet has any physician told yon that we claimed unreasonable 'J'HIS l- FRANK CORLE3S to entertaining her social club this afternoon at her home, which is decorated with a pro fusion of fair fkw ers.l.uncheo il prev gcoded the usual pastime," the table having for a centerpiece a basket of French" marigolds tied with yellow ' roallnel and the place carda and fav-- J ora being also in yellow. A variety of garden flowers are used in the other rooms, jardiniepes being filled with. snapdragons, chrysanthemums, nos-i turtiuma and rosea The other ynm-ibeare 11 is. George Murdock, lira .John Greber, Mrs. George Paramount, Mrs. H. Olson, Mrs. Fred Simons, Mrs. -- -! a " " ' ' " T i A y . Children Cry see For car-ots- ?" I - see see Mrs. Charles C. Crismon entertained the members of her social ,club yesterday, ths afternoon being spent with needlework and tea served at 4 eetoek. The table had for a center- piece a .basket of French marigolds, and other details were in the same Include The club members color. , Mrs. Charles A. Quigley. Mr. James XV. Jensen. Mrs. A. W. Collins, Mrs. F. Cowan, Mrs. Alexander Gibbons, Mrs. Jane Cann, Mr. A. C. Sullivan, Mrs. Frank Fisher and Miss Nan Glbbona 1 ho-d- le y - seeentertained the Mrs, B. B '"Ramey ladles' auxiliary to the Greeters of Utah at a luncheon at her home, yesterday in their the table being decorated chosen colors, gold and purple, and carried out tn autumn flower Covers were laid for Mrs. Victor Christensen. Mrs. William Brewsingham, Mr Ralph Mr J J Aeomb, Mrs and Henry Johnson, Mr W, -E. Coulara - Mrs. C. I Cssady. ALCOBGIr- - 1 nt il FtR cjjP jBSSEISE ThBttyltaDDMgg Gheerfatoegwdtog Extracts from . Letters by Grateful ' Parents to Chas. , , . Today and Tomorrow by HI h. AiiiUngtOR a Now the heart-cr- y of the lights of well know, the TODAT, to In you the throes of n Utante tnan waa raised against the dogma lit-of and privilege. Little by Men by th million havo prestige struggle. tle freedom took firmer root-- -hurled themselves into the great conStartling the world came the birth the United States of flict. , Men by tbe million, havo per- of a nation -ished. Millions more are taking their America having as its basic thought government of th people by tho peoplac Autocracy ple and for the people. Never before In th history of man found itself face to face with demoo-racwas there such a war. Never befors waa the issue at stake to tremendous. In the that have Intervened For It to world destiny that to at democracyyears has gained ground everystake. It to not simply question of where. autocracy, threatened this or that group of nations emerg- with tolRIToday extinction, to making a last ..... ing victorious effort to reassert lie hideous claim The war, though waged by men, to That to the meaning of this war. really a war between ideals of world If, under ths leadership of the Ger- i It to a war the seeds of man emperor, autocracy should carry organization. which were-sow- n many, many year the day-- the world's tomorrow would ago, when first man became vaguely be terrible Indeed, conscious of hi inborn right to libNo wonder the democratic pebples erty and happiness. of th earth are valiantly giving batremote now In days happily it waa tle. No wonder the United Btateq, universally held that the world was th first great democracy, has pledged in the keeping of a chosen few her mighty resources of men and king prince noble who had the treasure to tbe cause of world freedom. ordering of all thing Their happiness alone mattered. And t this very moment America Other men were but pawns to be is making a special effort, not only to moved this way or; that at' the raise an invincible army, but to raise caprice of th divinely favored.' And billions of dollar to Insure through men everywhere accepted this as a that army a bright tomorrow for the state of affairs. democratic IdeaL proper Not all Americans cap find a place Gradually, with tho spread of eduA few among the fighting men. But all can cation, questionings arose. botd souls murmured nnder the uni- help the fighting men by becoming versal servitude. Outlawry, torture, subscribers to the Fourth Liberty and death were' their fate. Loan, for which canvassers ere now But they found successor The busy everywhere. AnI, rich or6 , minds of men were constantly grow- all true Americans will thus help to ing and broadening. Aspirations un- the limit of their bond buying power. dreamed In the murky epochs of the Newspaper early world gripped their imagination. (Coyp right, 1818, by th Associated THE sleevelean Jacket to by no 1 ji)can. out of the running, merely because summer to ended. A number of these little sleeveless garments came over fromJParto with late showings, and American manufacturers were not slow to follow the lead thus given them. The sketch shows how the eleve-tes- sJacket designed for winter 1818- IS wear te worn. It to really part-o- f - a suit -- Tbs suit to usually shown made of some plain color fabric, such as velour, velveteen, velvet, etc. and the sleeveless Jacket, which serves ss a vest, of striped or checked material One very smart suit recently seen J was of brown velveteen and the Jacket of red. tan and white striped Angora. The collar was high and cut Scarf fashion. bleevoless Jackets of whits broadcloth or satin may be fashioned as accompaniments of plain tailored suits of velour or broadcloth, with good effect. For Indoor wear, when the suit is removed, many women con- worn of aider the sleeveless-Jack- et, course over a sheer blouee with long sleeve), infinitely smarter than a suit blouse. A woman may fashion for herself a number of these little dress accessories for each suit, and so vary her street toilette at comparatively little expense. Paris still adheres to ths short skirt, although American designers bare set their seal of approval firmly on garments that ore decidedly long, end many fashion students sea in this difference of opinion the beginning of - American designing. "m In seasons past. American designers followed pretty blindly the leads given by Paris, and many a season has been budly upset by a sudden --the French espitai sty is- - ehang-- b American designers who sponsored the long skirt this season hake stood hr their run and insist that they will not reverse the decision. Long For The Deseret New Tho Steevehwe Jacket of the Season. and narrow is the ruling! . Chaster 18. ticket: the following nominated flay; !' POLITICAL FOSTERS I Represent Uve. E. M-- Whiteside Ar-of Layton: commissioner, long term. I. thur Hen incumbent; commissioner, Charles H. Toon; clerk, short Paris county Republican at their- Don C.term, Clayton of Farmington: treasin Kaysville yester- urer, Charles T. Burton of Kayaville; eounjy convention recorder, Mr Margaret Felt of Boun- William Parriah of American female voice saying, Num ttful; CenlervGto; sheriff. George A. Mann ' ber pleaset Just, Ilk -- they do back of Wood Cross. attomey.f;zra T. born I certainly was a sticks of genius of Bountiful, surveyor, Robertson - 140 Jobn A W.it of Syracuse. glH- .- I?m7 Included sxnong the planks ndopt- - j Lnow that things srs never ss bad w ed in the platform was a clause seem and after you talk with; these girls over minding the unconditional u render one of"three m mutes vyo go out of the Prussian before there is eyf ofh jut bs sing- yenr old of peace. A special plank Lydia E. Pmkhzim's talk mended and past record of L Jt mful fuoJ- - ho nU (t UVUliam Spry, candidate (0 msks a ftllo nappy and glad taks Compound former Gov. prrwnt that mi po-.r- acSisak SiforL au0i- - INFKANCE GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS the fiu-- t Copy of Wrapper. THI tba, BRINGS SURE ng -- Theres a Certain Amouti of Candy Coming to You ' : - Nobody can Tell when you Darken Gray, Faded Hair With Sage Tea. see reit at alive-an- d Tbe Food Admlnlstratloa find It can set aside a certain animal of euyar for candy making and tills amount now about 4 'i of lit total yearly production) to being given to tbe candy makers. When you nee candy offered for sale, you know that it ft made sugar wbicb the Food Administration has set aside for that pnrpoto Part of that candy to youra your system will find It good fw4 But JtyoiL toh to freo lL you caa.Ahowyoar patriotism it tty some soldier boy. Aak any soldlef why be eat candy so eagerly, and ba will yon that it, Ifr because candy J of tremendous value a a food. pound of candy to much more nourishing than a pound of beefit1 especially L1 - Furniture Shipped it "Mrs. J -- lust kids anyway, a v- ? sending w woice - ; to Forego Taking it, Then. Send it to a Soldier. You Wish - for hs jVe'rer all SU Y.NK CITT utate oft IH flmt tlv 2nd and nd onth or 2Jrd, and in tha tiorthernhalf silata alao on the l&th An unuaually RELIEF . . rewas large number of hailstorms ported Warmth, sunshine and rainfall were Tw so combined and distributed ps to bk For 269 years GOLD MEDAL Haarlem aole are th, remedy you need, very favorable both for the maturing OiF has- - enabted-sufferithree or Jour every day. The hhf huroanKy- -t of crops end ?br th progress of fail oil eoaks into the cell and liwut Warm weather contnbuted to withstand attacks of kidney, liver, blad- the kidneys and drive out the potm work of th rapid and satisfactory ripening and stomach troubles and all dis- New life and health will surety tomatoes, -- and der corn, apples, potatoe eases connected with the urinary or- When your normal vigor ha Into soil the ths rains put while continue treatment for and to build up and restore to beets, and gans, excellent condition for plowingthreshhealth organs weakened by disease. to keep youraelf In condition a4 to and Interrupted most a vent be of the dlm return yet These most important organs eeedlng. Don't watt until you are inearl.8 only brief periods watched, because they filter and purify ing snd haying for of The harvest los do with work little and their flxhtlng. Start taking OriLD Tie blood; unless they and alfalfa tbe Haarlem Oil Capsules twit? w peaches, pears, and clover you are doomed. the month, darin w completed Weariness sleeplessness .nervousness, druggist will cheerfully refund aed and toma- despondency, trou- money if you are not satisfied will stomach end that of applea. potato backache, digging waa in the loins and lower sbdo suit toes progressed wall Beet Bqt be sure to get the wlp ewi of the month, ble, pains gravel, difficulty when urinating, Imported GOLD MEDAL and beginning ofatthethe end town waa In three nines, to earlier and all sciatica substitute grain were rheumatism, and much lumbago Range At nil drug stores warn you of troubl with your kid- package up and irrowtn nicetybnt the prospects neys. "GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Cap- - tisemenL Improved by the raina the whole j only for wtntMd are on come too late to Hii8 mu ALOUl VAAHI fair, the rains bavin submuch enable the grass to attain betstance. Conditions are somewhat In the south-er- n ter In the northern than and Cattle sheep state. of the half moved to the lower ranges in fair to of th Strta on ty for Congress. CCMTAU4T COMSAT V, s if Tiy.i,?JgR3ax:js?'ac SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY.-..- : a soldior. ' 1 guess, Ing to sven if they do cut In phoned Jiorrjxtek-Am- L 2 pviH an old lino, hJLXS2JK?le than RpuliltnaH Vail If over and ionesoree .can a i7vm you dldate f)or rnngpA ia ViesZr foreign phonrand - find- soma ntca Hello theref sorao sweet, little and J. congrejuionai district, voice will eay to you. What do you night talking ba.ksunto you out its.Jut term jjfc having candidate awake for the snd Cherry. On a want this mornlngr would tie tbs pop. i were in on you the court, "Raspberry, please, say back, Ulahicloudy supreme day get so nervous I f the Majors post Ton know they hove funny names giving tho name would have to get county yesterday, while W. H Watthrl Vanilla or over did you so here Strawberry, that and Judge A. R Bowen, candidates for f whtll VAUPA poets riHAnlHF A PAIinii up and walk around Congrees and Ihe aupfeme court, reand in the morning were in Sevier county. No would be all bred spectively, public gstheflnga ere permitted, but out I read about the candidates make personal visits Almost everyone knoa Uiat Sage , . Lydia E. Pinkhams , PJuat th(Te tuJ Sulphur, properly compound. love these Comgirl of the Fourth chairmen Preelnct Vegetable ed. brings back the natural color and i i pound and thought and Fifth precinct will meet with th Vuetr to the hair when faded, at I would try Jly district chairmen and worker streaked or gray. Tears ago the only i nervousness 'soon headquarters In the XVILon AT REDUCED RATES IN OUR lo way get this mixture wa to make i left one: I sleep Hotel tonight to pomplete of plana for a THROUGH CARS TO PORT- -' it at home, whjch is musey and troy- - ' the prethorough organisation . well and feel fine 'in the morning 'and blesome. Nowaday by asking at : LAND THE NORTH-- 1 able to do my work. I gladly rocora-- . cinct. any drug sior for." Wyeth' iftujc and mend 'Lydia E. Finkham'a Vegetabla Sulphur Compound," )ou still get a district eha.rmen of i WEST, . LOS ANGELES, SAN large bottle of. thi famous old recipe, , Compound to make week nerves theRepublican Second precinct met t county -r 4 wtt UAiXLiAiNU. vr,fot,A AINU improved br the addition of other Albebt SulTZB, '60S heo.l quarters In th Wilson Hotel laatttAN'-KLstrong. i ingredients, for about 50 cent Olmstead St, Winona, Minn. and discussed plan for th cam night Our through cars ere loaded at onr How often do we heer the expression General summary o weather con- canDon't stay gray! Try it! No one , Pgn that you darkened possibly tell warehouse by our own packers, who dition tn Utah during September, a .. among women, 1 am so cervou I can- are I . your hair, as it doe it so naturally , in this nounced by tbe locaDweather bur; careful men, experienced not sleep," or it seems as though I A r A sponge or Tou and evenly. dampen clan of wofk. Hit. , South should fly. Such women should profit follow: soft brush with it and, draw this try Mr Bultxo'a experience end give norwitli-oTemperature Dont pack or ship to any point through your hair, taking one small evragd above this famous root And herb remedy, first Consulting u Some of he southern slate have mal throughout the state, and killing strand at a time by morning tbe Lydia E. Pinkhama Vegetable Com- been hard hiL Since th bone wer confined frost to tb disappears, and after anhlghr di- grayvhair dry law pound, a trial- - ' other application or two, your .hair strict, wher they caused some damsg Into went there been effect has scarMr a A. For forty year it baa been overcomto grain and to gras, on range Pre- becomes beautifully dark, glossy and Keyser cipitation was also above normal for attractive ing such serious condition aa displac- city of convict especially of the colth state aa a whole, but was less than ored to'yetn a Sage and Sulphur Comement, inflammation, ulceration, irregvariety. However, the Automobile Company th normal In portion of Tooele, Blue Bonk is 1111 optimistic, "Every-bod- y ularities, periodic pains, backache, and Cache counties and ia the pound i g dellgtbful toilet requisite and nervous prostration of 28 XX. Second South Street. southwestern ia countie The rein for those who desire dark hair and a ? for good roads and aome southern and toutheastern counties. youthful appearance. s it is not in women, end is now considered the stan- genius will undoubtedly evolve some Salt lake City, Th was tended for the cure, mitigation well distributed rain or dard remedy for such ailments. scheme to evercom this eifficuity ' rbone Wee. CM and ITtA th month, showers occurring through in all prevention of disease. Advertisement I fuffered tot more year from nervousness, od ftsA co bad I could not .Winona, Minn. BEARS - If -- bn v Fletcher. Mr. John W, Derrick, of Lexington, S. C., says 1 My childnt of for Castoria, I could not do without it Mr. and Mra. J. A. Gamea, of Ripley, Tenn., say : We 'enclose tn babys picture hewing it will induce eopoe goor tired mothers to give oa Castoria a trial, We have used it since baby was two weeks oki. J. G. Parman, of Nashville, Tenn., gays : "The perfect health d my baby in due to your Castoria the first and only medicine be ha tvu Ha to never satisfied with one doee, he alwaya cries for more. - Mr. and Mr. A. L. Johnson, of Steven Point, Wto., gay : When n baby was two week old be cried so much we did everything for him, th got some Castoria and he ia now strong and fat. W would not be witasj it, and are very thankful to you." good condition. I bt M. ill WOMAN'S NERVES By Vegetable "VSSSS Sffef y. PRIVATE DANNY Wl 'V'tB- WADE STRONG . what.-Jerry- -- -- T to-da- Imitations .are to be found in some stores and only because of the Castoria tha Mr. Fletcher created. Bnt it is not the genuine .Castoria that Mr. Fletcher Honestly advertised, Honestly placed before tbe pnblio and from which1 be Honestly expects to ' reoeive his reward. ! i- , , . 4 ' i rt , r that was claimed for it in its early days ig to increased use, the recommendation by prominent physicians, and 0$ its standard will be maintained. -- For Tbe Deseret New I We wont Answer it oursti?5t ad al-,a- ys Mrs. James. Langtou is entertaining the members of the Crystal Sodial club this aftemon ether home on east " First South street. r, assurance that -- Mrs. John Erickson to entertaining this afternoon, at a social affair at her home, the rooms being bright with a variety of autumn flowers, and a number of friends assisting. z 'he' fouhd in its se Beers. I ' That it has all the virtues see. Steve Shingleton. Mrs. J. T. Nelson. Mrs XV'. H, Cheshire and .Mrs. Horace - remedial see rs now-a-da- properties for Fletchers Castoria? Just ask them." be, we know what the answer will ' ttavlny ent - f J a-- j HB mere mention of 'garrets -i way makes Jerry Maekrat'a mauth water. Tea, air. It does Just, that Teu U is this way: Carrots to Jerry are very msch like some rare fruit te yon of J j are Mmneapofla guests Cawley"of something that you can get only once a while Jerry never feels E. Can ley at the Hillereat apartment thorough- k 4 ly st borne on land, you know He '.I wants to be close to the So. it water. Ills only once in a great while that he Trom-Jfe- tr diataoca an land Turk, where hrr week with Joseph Gorin, who course, lk ton t often that vral S one finds carrots near the Laughing la ttaero la the government aervico. Brook or the bmilinr Poot When they are found . there It usually Is Mrs T L. Holman and little daughter Wlst te to at try about them forget where leave this week for loe Angela Me&Qse tC&q you fueM Holman, they will Join-there to very ept to wyf be a trap eloae at hand. Aa Jerry gainad wisThe knitting party to have been learned about traps la the W. dom and before given this afternoon by Mrs Harrypostdays Farmer Browns ht urges has born indefinitely had slopped all trapping totfng Boy tho v Brook poned lAughing and the Smil' he ing had Pool, Teamed how The Women s Democratic Club is lo get the bait sometimes without being afterand so he had learned the taste holding a special meeting Inthis the hew-hou- caught, Of carrot noon at their headquarters Several timet he had been bold hoick to go way over to Farm-e- r enough I mI keep ysa waiting IWgf ' Brown a garden down on tbs Green piled trotted as be twwed Reddy Mr G. W. B. Terrell and son havo Meadows (o look for carrot but - , t he had been disappointed. Other rL. returned from a trip to Callfornl sked good things he had found, but no car- art very far away from XtarsT . ' .M . rots. wistfully. Baird and daughter Mr Stewart Jerry y. replied Reddy. Do when Reddy Fox , "I didn't Monk, to visit ,w have gone to Butte. tpld him that be. Redd y, had dteeover- - you know where Farmer Brown gar- there In gov- ed wltlr Mr Baird, Who-some of the finest carrots that ever, den to ' ernment service. -At said, he was Interested. Of course. grew Je-r- y Jerry nodded "TehUcorn' field Is How could he help hut be? "Did you least I know where children Mr Morton iCheekmsn and - Reddy promptly, Well," replied say asked Jerry, quite:; s If will be at ihev Fifth i East hotelHa while are They Is in he wasnt sure that his ears adn't those carrot are there, - corn Mr. Chessman In In tue army. field, at the cud of that him a trick.right the officers' training camp at Fort played Fool tb Smiting nearest 1 end' the did,Fox. iertalnly replied Reddy of them. 1 Zachary Taylor. Ky. - 1 certainly said- carrot are the There are row . and row 1 haven't any- -' finest carrots evor 1 have They laid my two tell you Mr C A. Beholder has gone to Cali- eyes to do this evening and on, and in my travela I have seen I thing fornia to spend the winter, a great many carrots, I don't eat car-- 1 1 w11 slighted to show you the rots myself, but It to a fact that Juat' way there and to help you bring Mr Oliver R. Meredith baa returned looking those carrot Nothing at those carrots, Jerry, and back aome of ha she where from southern California, bow much one pleasure. Now give me greater thinking 11 - be over1 hereC been visiting with relative tbem.. would ssy thro, made' me - Shadow 1 of you. Jerry shortly after 11the BlackhungryTbea e togeth-dyover there and ace th alythought Th Red Cross auxiliary. LaillegT.tl-erarsink In on of Red-- 1 P'af W0B t tab J10 ,or.B club. Is meeting today forthe eyes as he Mid thi "ye" con- -- C- I ---y tIlf of to ework-aWill be the Joy help usual need tinned Reddy, "I thought of you It ( came straight over here to tell you you get those cajrriot "Thank you. It la ever ao kind of about them. I remembered whpt yon The Catholic Woman'sIn IssfM the Dooly said about laying up stores for win Ur you." replied Jerry, trying to be polite meetingfor this afternoon Red Croat work. and it came to me that perhaps you and not knowing what else to gay. TH block srouid Eke to put some of thee carrot be right hem watching foryoir as Mon away with the other good thing - Iiaethe Black Shadow coma The regular meeting of tho Bails ra- i won t keep jrou witing until been postponed certainly would If I liked carrotWpmene club has Jerry Muskrat's moth watered more I piled Reddy as no turned and trotted further notie than ever as h listened It watered so, off- , ' Th Aurora dub will meet tomorrow that Reddy Fox taw it water and turned to hid 'Next glory : Jerry Take a Daylight grin. with Mr George Eaton for Red Crons away 'Did you eay that those carrots Journey. work, of the The Btnte Boclejy Daughters for the Revolution are meeting today balk usual needlework at Whitney US. .... ; ) -- t Hard During violent axercis and heavy work (according to wienflJttl the system draw very heavily on its natural beat or "body fuel' This body fuel ia composed of carbohydrates. These carbohydrate are supplied to the ay stern largely through the sugar which Is a Soma people take angar with coffee; othera eat it heavily on fruit: others like tbelrs made up Into candy and mixed with fruits sad 03 and other ingredient nved In candy making, - It J much a matkf of Individual taste. . Brigadier General L.' XV. Waller of fhp United State referring to tb food vlue of chocolate, aayat. "I never went Into a campaign without chocolate. I al few tvtkes of it in my kit when I go into service. Men light U the devil on chocolate. It to particularly good in hot. weather.' S aoned soldiers lake it on the march with them., ' (Chocolate is mad up mainly of cocoa, angar ndo:aetiaitt . milk.) , , Sfildlers In all armies are eating more and more candr.TM British army officers say that their men have eaten five thn8 1 amount of candy first estimated I 'Candy, which went Juto Uiia- - war'conideh--l a luxury by 4 people, ha now firmly established Itself as a necessary food -who work banhh J Every pound of candy represents tremendoua food vain 1 will supply yeu with body fuel if you dont require it, send your e to some sOldiar. The heavier ones work the more the system 1 the high percentage of carbohydrate contained In your pound ' , candy. fr wI - - ! ut Fireproof Storage a, Box-eld- rt-o- ng ' ' 5 ameoBt si tltoes th entor laAastry to npUa Is this hni art ffunijr is twiv ftwi r an alr fit f Iks ti.- - Btskt er ' The Candy Manufacturers of Utah and Idaho. . . j |