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Show WE ARE THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE . V Gruen- Amnts. - IN SALT LAKE CITY. - There is one unpleasant but harmless feature in being sole distributors of Gruen watches in Salt Lake and that is that it draws the fire of competitors who cannot sell Gruen watches. No jewelerf course-wh- o knows watches and practices the admonition to Live and Let Live and vho sells his wares by exploiting their own merits rather than u e merits of those offered elsewhere, will -by assailing-thsacrifice his business honor by saying ungenerous things . as-tstandard -- of -abmtLatehso;uationally-aecepte- d excellence and beauty as the Gruen watches for men he and women. i IIMitHaj- ,u, who is but kind in kii r ih. nrtmata anything It tnight appear a curious fact to) a! distributing point to both coasts, ltus lay aaind ibsx ifoa Ban Abioio Master mill Altiiough ths nd T11s.4wm smell arm mitt started by L Vicksburg to Mobil. more than t0 years Rasas, a lent part of the flour used Gsorye Hosier In those southern states comes from, ego at the oM wster-powalts on But unfortxmatelr- ,- there is competition-i- n every " commnnity that thrives for a time on negative efforts efforts'to islodge the germ of confidence from the mind of a chopper bv suhstitutiner one of doubt, rather than by taking a more worthy course that will inspire confidence orig-ins- er who la not acquainted entbiUk and Murray, thera haa never flour thnt ther la a large shipment been In all the years a doubt as to of flour from the tntermountaln the excellence of the product. Be. country to the Pacific coast. Jn cause f this, the business baa other words, flour la made In thlararown gradually end consistently to ststs that govs to both coasts and better than ... barrels a day sevBalt Lake Is about to take a guul eral rars sso when jt was vB. That 'greater capact-- j then Ing hand In that distribution refef particularly to the con- ties must be provided was made by OgA bid Husstruction of the big mill of the strong ler Milling and Elevator company at den for ths new Husler Mill which decided Booth was Fifth upon last ear, and Third West in tbe finally heart of the railroad transfer sec- but tbat city lost out when it was i could never she tion of Salt Lake Ttj. where it has demonstrated that beep bulldog since April and whore, auccessfullyompets for the trad' routhwe by tho first of Februarv, it will be of the southeastern so success-whestoring a quarter million bushelp oft ern Vnlted States quite of decision The as Lake Balt or full r and milling 1.000 barrels flour a day to be pent rowing fopth he Ruiler people to build their new. to the Atlantic and she Pacific to big plant here means theetabllsh-- , carry the name of Husier products ment of other milling and elevator to minions of people interests here, thus reserving to Balt The reasons are thebe' Lake s greater glory in milling and Th whites and the blacks of the dsributivs activities. southern states !ke soft wheat flour The new plant 's a huge struc- for their hot bread and biscuits tore consisting of ten round storage t They don't ltks tbe hard wheat flour tanka I star tanka capable of hold- bushels of grain, and, and wont have it. The people of ling 340 e Utah. Nevada and California like tanks capable of bold- d the hard wheat flour for their cold ing 20 000 additional A big and their pastries, and will (house three stones high. 60 by t0 have no other except in limited feet in dimensions Is provided in addition to the mill which is seven quantities or for blending It so happens that the Husler stories high and filled with tbe vey Mills and other mills of the city are latest models in with boj,h hard and softjlnery In fact the s bolters are so new sod wheats from Utah. Idaho and Mon-tans, and what's more natural than that n!y two orjthree installations these wheats should be made IntoThsvs thus far been made in the, flour In this citv. which Is a natur-- I i'nited States Adv man ... .. - ; Coant Zedlltx-Tnieach lee Its Frederick William with following remark ef w. the under- stand me. He thinks very differently about sports. That is nat Dral. because he could never do real sports because of his abort arm. I divide men into two classes, thos who are sportsmen and those who, are not- - With the nonsportsmeh I can never agree." The note from which the count "rote the comment on the excrown prince werepermed in .April. 1909.. until New butThatto my name, was ona night, with my hotel or- out. They took my littio 1 lhal from the ?ol Spawn shops A policeman found Uard''",0"t9?11 Fernald 3.J haT I came here to Welfare Island, ?,' ime the lass Just prtsoner In the Women's Worn-love- d' she thoughtshedid And houM Helen Smith. It Is seldom child so they eloped W elcoooea OrlL brides are happy and Helen Fer-- 1 "Im glad I am a prisoner. That nald was not happy. Divorce soon followed- may sound strange, but I have Then eg me New Tork and found my first happiness Inyears Helen Fernald could Broadway. have VTOTir mantha mora to at-- ) sing. Her sweet simple beauty then. I hop. I will be traded. She found herself at the atrong enough to keep on the Winter Garden, a featured player and narrw ta,h I know French be bard. My old associates Follies Singer Helena Former he dru Pddlera. the old crowd daah. o d Lieutenant tValker-dmu- ng. be UMrt w, Welcomes Jail as Means ing. h cral- - tempting tellmg tale. But I pleading, urg.ng of Luzon, where he bechca , .wept b Narenough to Of Shaking Off was stationed with hlr regiment And so Mrs Samuel P, Walker cotic Habit. entered the story. J Happy In I.uxon. 'easy never took that road. It is r "It was heaven there!" "Helen not the primrose path every inch on bars of the way is covered with thorps NEW TORK. Tee 15 Ths Ptnl'h. from behind her scene Welfare Island. its long, elf are Island, explains. "All the and heartaches. I have lived them e low their j charm of the Orient! And then " all buildings, And when "Helen Smith" gets heavily barred windows frowning Tears fill tffe dimmed eyes "The the of the stretch East islands are not meant for white out. she says she is going to be along folk River front. Fever got me. The army Just her own seif again the girl Tbe players "Helen Smith." doctor came daily. He gave me who came from the little New Enjjy hands gripping her pri- medicine a powder. Later I found land fishing village to Broadway son 'bars; chalk-whiface and it was morphine. "I am going to devote every eyes framed In the nar"What does It matter now that hour keeping other girls from a row window was I hVe met the doctor life such ae mine. courtmartlaled "Helen French," Queen of the The vice had been fastened upon other.glrlS-he- ri -- Follies; Darling nf-in other divorce was certain more pitiful than mv own. Airs Samue-lthe end came quickly 'There are mothers, school of Lieutenant Walker, C 8. j(., I returned to Broadway then teachers, girls from the farms stationed at Luzon. Philippines. 'Helena French again. This time women of education And refine"Mra. Hava Fernald." d it was The Follies None suspect- ment. Most of them became drug bride of a Governors son ed I was spending 118 a day for addicts Just as I did a doctors simple, sweet the drug then my salary wouldnt prescription taken without knowlfaced New England lass, daughter meet my dope bill. And so I went edge of what it meant. of a tea captain. 1 am going to down and down. Oh. I reached fight fight that The story: the depths the very bottom! other girls may know what I have Helen . French, daughte- - of "One must have drugs I gol lived and save themselves from folk in a little village nestled them. hell!" the cote and England ca,t- - In hays of the tl dered me rfw.h1nriff?1baag , at . head-hous- ware-brea- j j j f , V - il OF on ' grsy-stoo- V habeas corpus Recently on the expiration of his prison term a charge of perjury, he disappeared The state legislature instituted Impeachment proceedings against former Governor W L Harding when he sought to gUe Rathbun a pardon. of !'ral!t - thltu-Jyon- y te lack-lust- er fifteen-year-ol- Helen-Frenc- h." -- sea-far- in mach-suppli- flour-maki- i Former Klan Wizard Note Found After Wo- z Trial Goes to February man's Death Give FunAP) HOCSTOX. Texas, Dee. IS The case of Edward Young Clarke of eral Instructions. Atlanta, Ga., former acting Imperial wizard of tbe Ku Klux Klan, Indicted here on a charge of violating OMAHA. Neb . Dee 1 the Mann act. was continued Friday (AP the February term of federal Premonition of death was indicated until court at the request of defense by wntlng among the effects of counsel re Mary Q Beaman. gJrwhcrdied In a local hospital here today. Mra SPRIXGVILLE, Dec 15 Funeral Beaman warfound fn a dazed conwere held In the First dition at the Union Depot Wednes- services PresbyteEiaa chqrch at 11 a.m, today day and died from a cerebral hem- for Mrs Franld Martin who died tllnere. . orrhage. Thursday after a lingering Reerend Ensgn was in was charge Among the womans belongings The in Interment of the services was a framed, typewritten state- the Evergreen cemetery- ment giving directions for her funeral. In a note hook other directions. which apparenly had been written on the train were found The notes said that she wivhed her body to be sent to Schuylkill, Pa , where she was born. Five thousand hundred dollars. in $100 bills, was found in a cloth monby belt around her waist. She was en route from Burke, 8. !., to Los Angeles. fe Gift Ladies: Necklaces YYHY not have a W 101 SEEKS permanent wave as a Christmas gift? " Are you overlook f nr thU TO BE CLOSED OCT AT LIFETEHMER COST the famous Bliss l!n Ts of filigree necklaces set with fs A 1 EARNEST RATHBI N TO GO TO PRISON IF HE IS " FOIWD. opportunity to odd to your comfort end &ppoar&acfi? Our Eugn Kttam and Oil Froeecii dvrd, prmanirtlyhennaed "DES MOINES'. la. Dee. 15. (AP) The Iowa supreme court ha overruled the petition of Earnest Rathbu-nfor x rehearing of but suit for a writ tof habeas The action, according to corpus attaches of tbe attorney generals office, makes Rathbun a fugitive from justice and petitions the state to extradite him if he can be found Rathbun, under life sentence for a oung girl at Ida attacking Grote. la mas released on a ant beautifully an It natural shades Wave and Bob Carl, last In six month to a year; within resrh of nil price 25 and Zft. 30.Bes actual reewl's of our permanent wave on the headi of cur ten expert opera tors. a TiaTr jad lapis, topaz, amethyst and red stones. Id values will gs at . 12 raises will gs mi ..9J3 91. l sad 1 valves. 7J iS i , - Have you seen ths rlori ous shads of our new V hits Henna4 Just out. Gives blnd and drab hair beautiful shades of irId o and amber Have a bhampoo and Whits Make Rinse Henna your Novel Christmas Cards quaint gifts from every of the worlL 1 The Gift Shop . Deseret News BalMIls. ( Mari-neil- apfVointm.ent today. Le? Ft's Help Tea Ds Toi Christmas fthepplajc. GENTLEMEN. For Milady we have all the new and beautiful R-- 3 N- - G. - ER BRALfc"T?-OMPACT8 rhe new alurlnfc Imported Perfume, Mystikum, Spanish leather and Arabian Nights in boule We a te fascinating giving wav generous Ham-as long as tbty last. and pi Where to borrow money on real The shove Is a photo of Narks Nsrk, the bras tlfn! moiie star, whose hslr was pertssaeafly waved sad d la aar shop hy (iltls 4 C. Keys estate. water-wave- It will be our pleasure to show jou the new waterproof rouge in ' the lovely blue' jaf. We do special matching of odd shades of hair and have a complete manufacturing department. Hate your doll wigs made early. Your mail ertjers taken are promptly answered. We pay postage.," ' t Keys.& Moogk Approved Marinello Beauty Shop 401-2-3-- 4 n Ask Your Friends noteUie--COMB- BLADK. Clift Building Wasatch 8244 i and eqr-a- If those who- - have done business with us do not recommend us. We neither merit nor expect your patronage. er 7 and dispel doubt."" This rather rambling prologue is offered as an unsolicited apology to the public for those of our eompeti- tors who under the stress of Gruen competition forget.to - be generous. The Grpen watch movement is made-i-n Switzerland - J - ahd shipped to Time Hill near Cincinnati where they are enclosed in superior American made cases, then rated and distributed among the twelve hundred jewelers who hold exclusive Gruen franchises. No jeweler but a licensed Gruen agent can fill an order for a Gruen watch. We have been exclusive Salt Lake distributors for about ten years and during that time the watch has been getting better and better and more beautiful. Tbe Gruen Company has spent $250,000 a year tell- - ing the public abont itrwith'the' result that a customer not familiar with the Gruen s3rstem of distribution, drops into the nearest store to buy a Gruen watch. Naturally the jeweler tries to sell him something else and when ho fails to interest him in anything he has and finally he is compelled to tell him where the Gruen store is located, he certainly is sorely tempted to take a parting shot and So lets be tell him the Gruen aint no good anyhow. charitable. - Tbe Gruen franchise is by far the most valuable agency we have. Most of our watch customers are sold before they come in; they have sold themselves and only come in to pay the money and carry away the watch. The Gruen line is exceedingly large both for men and women and now covers ever' price at which a good watch should . . be sold. ' This season there has been added a $25.00 and war tax ($26.25) white gold wrist watch which is unapproached for quality by any other watch in the world at or near the same price furnished in three shapes. Also a $25.00 and war tax ($26.25) mans watch. The man's watch is called the Semi-Thiit has 16 jewels, a dial witilaised gold numerals on a platinum finished background, and the usual beautiful Gruen style case. Owing to the great national demand for a $25.00 watch of quality, we were allot ed tut a small part of our renuirementg and orders by mail, wire or phone, will be filled as received as long as the 6tock lasts, and of course monev refunded to out of tqwn customers if desired. $35.00 and war tax ($36.75) buys a smaller Gruen wrist watch in three different shapes. $50.00 to $80.0 and war tax, buys a famous Gruen rectangular wrist watch. These are the jnost beautiful HZ Z rectangular watches made, The much admired Pentagon watch for men is a Gruen patent. No other fancy shaped watch for men ever attracted so much attention. Prices range from $67.50 ' to $210.00 and war tax. Now just a few words about Swiss watches. Many people are of the opinion, based on hearsay, that the Swiss watch is not as good as the American. A man asked the writer once to show him some watches. After a short interchange of ideas, he declared he would not buy a foreign watch and with an expression of stolid patriotism declared American goods were good enough for him. I asked him what profession he followed and was told that he was a Civil engineer. ? I asked him where he got his best instruments and he rather hesitatingly replied, from France and Germany. I sold him a fine Gruen. . We do wonderful things in America, but we do not make asgood watches as. are made in Switzerland and for the same reason tht we do not make as fine enamels as are made in France, or lace as is made in Ireland; for lack of patience and generations of inherited skill. n, i Tracy Loan & Trnsl Co. Orgaslaed Is Nerve ths FsbUe. ader Federal sad Ntstg gspervlsisv, &i1aga LaVa I Per feat esl Estate Mortgages at Higher Bate af latereat. 1 ftlAst v n, Uzt CVTf" 1 'V III s..fr g. J J i ..M |
