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Show liVKXIXU DKSKHKT lartnlmal mdiriiih f TIE UW slttdr r Liter rf elub a( enjoyable u Uu fieroa el th 51 chub XKW'S Wl.nXKSDAV A flu I. IMrt 7 aaoon and upon thaty return I bar will bo ot home at eeutk plot auvat e e a to lb wameaa au Hilary Tha J3t troira of I tak war awtartata wt tkatk Twnyl MlMl lb bom of Mr W. k I'utiUn oa kotoad (south Mraet Ibu aftar Th and lee labia awa atlrae e4 noon nl ibair ragutar vly ama4 wH (ana aa polled luncheon, followed by a boom Tha lumh Pent an 4 baaliaii af Mr naming and banatnglun oua tePle was attractively arranged Tea w eerved by mam Kara af Ih la rotor ia dub ptirpi and geld 4 a'dark With a cow el boot filled eMerteiamenJ oommluaa WMfc vtokeia Saaa ai ooml-anoatb- ly (r 1 Mr J, n, MUataak and Mr WMf King we l char fa af Cka r rang mam and fonauiia and lied with fluff) malm bow aa Ih canlarplono and hand Haled Jonquil piano card lit member proeant included Mr Ralph U Unifbborough. Mr Henry John-eon- , Mr Jtatfk Andratt entertained W. P Mra K H Ramey, Mr Ih mem bar ef lb El Kill club Ibu hreeeingham, Mra H. O Teaman Jerk lnroll, Mr J. J. Acorn M atreet 1 Mr alarnoee 1 bar bom and Mr C . L. Coendy. , luncheon foi a e a pnlllljr appointed Th luncheon lowed by heuaiivf lo Th mam her of th Marqaotl elab III aalartaln at a dancing party al tebl contlnd alatatr taMar llljr al Vara J Dayton oa r Ih home of Mr ruber od and lb filar car 4 a aouth Eighth Weal afreet thie evening deouralad la Easier deal B M Mr A. 4 O I hen or of M lee Myrtlo Millar and Mr Oakley, Idaho, Mra Joaaph Raymond Werner ohoee marring Mr r will lab pier in ih near future, W, A. I'atereoa a a a aparlal fueala and lha club me in bare Max Johneon. nerom-panlaMr and Mr (1. ItiiM. preecnt Included Mr have Mr by Mlea Marten Jena Jvnhya Thome. Mr Alban will Jowll, Mr Mr A. baalley, Mr John gone la Hen Diego. barewill they latar (a Anderson, King Ttiemaa Mr epend eeveral weeba and n 10 deg franrieco. Alban Zobell, and .Mra William Th boairaa aa laaifl by a a a M. B. Milan Mr Mr and daoghlar of ourraal eterwn, A aa glean by Mr al M lea Raaevlava Melon, left this week aianl hoaa horn ih aval meeting ul b for a vtit in Otnak held. a a a Mr Otarla Walr Rlew and The member of Ih Oopf club Cher lea Walr R Ira. Jr, her gnne le er delightfully entertain al Ih where they will trlell wlih hania of Mr C. A. liooall oa Hulk California, Mr Rhw'e mother. Mra K. R. Par nernia Ihla afternoon al a luncheon roll, at hen la 1 1 r her They will alee fulloered by a benalngloa, Th lunch- spend seme time at Ua Angela and eon labia a daintily deroraled with Ooaen park. a cry eta I bowl of drop pink woot pea a a a and place rarde In tha mm a deelgn, Mr Arthur ft A Bird and har twa with all lha detail of Ih tnami and Marian and Joan, hat daughter favor In ahade of ptnk. of 'Mra H porta I rural for lha afternoon In- boon stalling at Ih horn cluded Mr J. P. More neon. Mr I A. Rtrd'a mother. Mr R. W. Rallehnry So re neon and Mr Harry 8tlght. Tha at Rnrllngama. Early next weak Mr rlub membara ara Mr W. H. Cha Bird will return to her horn here alilre, Mr J. J. Cuehman. Mr Roy and thff Mimas Bird will return to Park oamlnary niaun, Mr Jamea Holt. Mr O. F. lhair school at aMenlo a a lamb. Mr ft It. 8 man. Mr J. 1, Th Aplrtt of IJherty rhapter of Karran, Mr J. C Coad. Mra W. K American of Ih Daughter hamualaon, Mr. M. Daly and Mr A. ih 111 met next lime Revolution will bo entertained tumor, W. Ljon. Th rlub at the homo of Mr Daly on aouth row afternoon at the home nf Mr R. C. Gemmelt. 11 east douth Temple I '.rat Waat street. e a a An Interesting program has atreet Rob- - i bean planned Including a reading br The marriage of Mlaa Adel ertx to Arthur U Peleraon, aon of Mr. Mr E. E. Hoffman, and musical nnd Mra C. L Peleraon, took place selection by Mr Lydia While Booth M 1m Ruth Johnaon. laat evening at lha homt of tha room by, harpist; on eoiuh Htat atreet. Bishop Matthew pianist; nnd Mr. C. C. Dally, vocallat . Millar performed the ceremony In Mlaa Leah P. Jrnnlnga will give a the preaevic-of relative and friend of th young coup!. Tha Tataraon lectura and damonatratlon tomorrow home waa beautifully Bern rated In morning from Id until IS o'clock at 1 oink and a hit and tha corner where thd Civic Center, l Regent the bride and groom etood was hung atreet. on tha use of tha spring frulla with wedding belle and festoons of In th diet and th making of orangt flowers The dining room waa In pink cream and rhubarb pie with paatrlea and while lth a mound of sweat peas Th public ara Invited to attend. on the supper table a a henterplec Th marriage of Mlaa Edith Lyl Tha hr! da. who waa unattended, wore a navy traveling suit with hat Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mr R. T. and hlouae ot match and carried Miller, to Joseph 8. Berry will ta bride's rone Mr.' and Mr Peterson place tomorrow In th Salt Dak tem' lata train for a brief honey- - ple. left on I- a ygr - r lerea. 04 Once You Try Mazola You Will Never Go Back- to Lard or Butter for Cooking-oOlive Oil for Dressings d - Aa-lro- rn laU. ai r interest to every wide-awak- e housewife are these important facts about the general use, the quality and the unusual economy of Mazola. No fat accclc MaroLa for deep frying. It is far better and a great deal more economical than lard or compounds. Mazola is 100 pure vegetable fat It contains no moisture. Butter and Lard contain moisture. The same lot of Mazola can be used over ecd over again even after frying fish and onion. Merely straining make it perfectly freth for ue a a shortening. It carries no odors or flavor from the foods cooked in it and does not smoke up your kitchen. e One of the mod severe comperetive testa ever need on a cooking fat gives unqualified FIRST HONORS to Maxol. Thousands of Italians, who certainly know olive oil, use Mazola. Not only because it costs about half that of the best olive oil, but because of its richness, quality and purity. . For French Dressing," Mazola blends readily and ' mayonnaise made with Mazol$ will keep. (or weeks without separating. with which It U worn may bo uaed for tho oash or girdle, or plain be embroidered In some orig mat design and transformed into a and thing of great Individuality charm. Plaid and srtriped ribbon ara also very much liked. The sketch offers a auggestion for sata simple frock to be developed In waist In tho finished and in or taffeta line with a soft ribbon or allk oash tied In a wide bow with long ends at tho back. A vest and collar of white organdy or other dainty sheer maternal give tho final finishing touch. Tho dreaa haa a narrow underskirt, a long tunic, and tho ever popular short . sleeve for abort . This season's 'vogue sleevear by tho way, should mean a The only fortune to glove-mak- Our Through Cars Krr Fireproof Storage Cocpany SS8 Writ trend Mil Street' SALT LAKE CITT, ITttt d Wtm riCwfCa 2 Ibe. 2 Ibe. 2 Ibe. of MaxoIa ; fried 218 Doughnuts of Lard 144 of Compound 168 All doughnuts were the seme site. M stole - mede doughnuts ere Rt: more easily digested, TSS- - ' P S. Reasons for these remarkable figures Are ex plained in column to the left. Read it. i - The Barton Bedtime Stories THE YOUNG MUSKRATS START TROUBLE. By John Barton. (Copyright, JS20, by Th Associated Newspaper.) over believe that a you DON'T boy who grow up la th open air like' T6mmy Peel doesn't know just as much about the ways of the wild things aa gay of the wild thing know about the way of men. Only h doesnt know he knowa It. Because he doesn't have to hunt for every meal like he used tj in the First off Beginning. And the only way you find out what you really do know, deep down Inside you, ia to use it, AH the . same, the very dayTommy Peel got out hi trap was the day the muskrats began their spring running. He hadnt seen their footprints, even yet, but that something deep down . .. v ting so soft that Nibble didnt' dare thump on it to eaH Dr. Muskrat. And he wanted to call turn a great deal of the time. For be knew the wise old doctor was very careful about making tracks near his warm spring. But all sorts Of careless young muskrats were wandering up and down the stream. They said It was mating time, end they were trying to find some lady muskrat who would be foolish then. enough to start housekeeping They fan In and out among the wil lows, gnawing and digging and making the plainest sort of trail, and then they wojld flop with their muddy feet right Into the drinking hole, I can tell you it made Nibble angry enouglv- - He didnt fancy dt inking after them, but they didn't pay any attention to him. And Chalk the Jay got Into stich a rage that he forgot he should hate kept quiet there. He perched on the tallest bulrush and cursed and squalled at them. But when Dr,. Muskrat heard the rumpus head and lift'd his up through the afternoon teachers' contract for the nextyear win be considered. It lx possible also that th board may th matter of the appointment - re-o- of H. D. Bowman aa consulting engineer on school building construction. BUhop Elect Wm be Consecrated This Month Announcement 1 received from Massachusetts, by tbs Very Rev. Dean W. W, Fleetwood of St. Marks cathedral, that Rector Arthur W. Moulto i of Grace Episcopal church of Lawrence, bishop-eleof Utah, missionary Jurisdiction. wlf be consecrated April 2, Bishop Daniel 8. Tuttle of M. Louis, presiding, The -- oonaecrator will be Bishop William Lawrence if Simple Taffeta or Satin Frock. Massachusetts and Bishop A. C. A. Hall of Vermont, and Bishop Law- deliyerjhe H rmslU b'1 fence The presen lets will include Bishop J tween h'w gray abiskers, they scuttled James The Old Gardener Says: expect them. of Rhode island and thoush-Stltec- That trap wasn't- - a very- - good one. himself were the Rev,DeWolf tiP Samuel G. Babcock, suffraafter them. Louis from He got it Thomson, who The bishop of Massachusetts. And then the old doctor would fime. gan So much haa been said about the had a lot that he set out 11 through Lev. C. B, B. Bowser and G. V. Ru. and The their them take mink. bewoods where and other its corn as will borer sell act iniquitous peoples attending presbyters European the silly young things! What's and the Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody a work that some amateurs have come thought the other people wouldnt to fee! that it will hardly be worth, catch him, because he wasn'l satis- - Dr. Muskrat Heard the Rumpus and th sense of disturbing the whole master of ceremonie want marsh just because they .every Dean Fleetwood has been asked' to while planting sweet corn at alL This fled to hunt just on his own. And Lifted His Head Up Through the Ice. on to know- - they're old enough, to dig attend the ceremonies and will enIS a great mistake. While the corn he knew This particular trap wag slow forHe a Eh?" this spring nursery deavor to do so. Dr, Moulton ia exborer has caused heavy loss to mar- because it waa all rusty, and it hadn't beginning to grow warmer. The thaw ket gardener. It hasn't done much a good spring. But he made Tommy! that the poor partridge wanted so bad-glv- e got that he'd done the very same thing pected to arrive In Utah early in Mai. in his own first spring. knife and his! fy had come. him a harm in amateurs , gardens even in But Nibble thought they were havDown bv the pond the ice was get- New England, and In the states fur- big glass shooter and 2d cents to boot. Clean-U- p Postponed, ing a mighty good tim over It all. ther west, where it has only single For the Red Cow wasn't the only one . wouldn't leave wished he Only a was they so who is not it greedy. dangerous brood, nearly ( weather which wet Becaus4 of the quite so many traces 'for Tommy But Tommy oiled it and cleaned it pest as people have been made to beFeele to find. . haa been prevailing during the juist lieve. Plant sweet corn freely, there- and got it to work.' .And he specially Dr, Muskrat Caught two weeks, clean-u- p Next story: week has been fore, and especially good old Golden showed It to Watch the Dog. and .told alid Bet Free Again. Improved him to be very careful not to enifj Bantam, or some of th It. according :o until April postponed And yellow kinds like Golden Giant, Golden around and get his nose in it. TomWillard Dr. announcement by out beside THE MILK OP MAGNESIA Cream, or Orange sweet corn, if jou Watch spread himself To Consider Contracts . oily health commission. happen to keep hens, put a .little of my while Tommy worked. Watch sun and in It was decided that th kfpund wae or the in snoozed the manure hill contentedly the poultry At a .special meeting of the board to wet to clean up effectively ath1 drills and have corn ahead of your flopped tils tail whenever Tommy otsmarwucM of. education called. fac. .o'clock tkl the waUir waa-. pwuMSWomuPt talked te tili; BAighbors. -- -- offs ct -- two-blad- Cars leave soon for California point Denver, Chicago and Eastern Point Consult ua befor making any FkMOiTr.ff7ZZ DOUGHNUTS love-makin- g, Freight Rates In M. A. trying fish Met ole does not smoke up yourt kitchen. FABIAN BROKERAGE CO. Salt Lake City, Utah , at Less Than Rt9! Compare the figures your sell Seen with CORN PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY, 17 Battery Place, Now York , Selling Representative er Furniture Shipped " of Lend g of Compound 21 Note: Mesola goes over three times es Jet as Jerd; ie twioe es eoonomicei 2 Ibe. 2 Ibe. . girdle of on sort and SASHES and ara much In ovldanco this season, and that naturally moan that ribbon manufacturer are having rather a happy lima of It. Perfectly In a ahad plain aatln or falllo ribbon or color contrasting with th frock are scarce and high, so it Is said to be difficult to make enough gloves to meet the demand. When really warm weather arrive many women will wear these little short' sleeved flocks without glove of course, as comfort rules In the final showing In this rather sensible age. It Is interesting, and really pleasant, to observe that the very short skirts are not approved for several seasonsare short in evidence this year. Skirts enough for comfort, but they areof long the enough for. grace, and because added length women as a whole appear much better dressed.- Like practically' all extremes, ' the ultra short skirt Is Conspicuous by Its absencs In this seasons style lineup. Understand the remsrkeble ecooomjr end high quality Of MaioIa by these figures. FRENCH FRIED POTATOES 2 Ibe. of MaioIa tried 26 lb. Pots tore The purity and richness of Mazola best demonstrates itself in the fact that d to Jess Mazola is required than that of butter or lard. This mean that your cake and pie crust will rot only be light, rich and easily digested but will cot you less to prepare. Being an oil, the tiresome crcam-ing-i- n process is eliminated; Mazola is always ready' for instant use. . 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