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Show THE SAUNA SUN, SAUNA, UTAH , Simple Pleasures Best How sweet and wholesome are the pleasures that go Into small room the humble, simple, accustomed sights and sounds that bring the soul at once Into the open air. Quick Work Georgette and Velvet Frock for College Mist He turned around, gazed at his wife In the back seat and said, Aw, shut up. I know what 1 am doing an r fcrglt It. One minute afterward St. Peter banded him a flute with six holes and told him o move over In the alto section Tirms Union. Honored by Germany Additional Odd Relationship Tweedledum and Tweedlede A buxom Irish g'rl approached the manager of (bn carnival side-shoand said: I wont to speak Jo the Hindu mystic, Fb'.i tell her that It Is her sister, r.ridget, calling. The Outlook. At the time he left. Fee was torn between hope and fear. He hop d that the elue was based on authentic Information, but feared tlutt it might be either an error or u mistake. Culifor-niPaper. Allen Barnard, who is a member of the Northern Light staff, was so-C, Prows went to Price Thurs- - liciting business for the year book at day morning, transacted business in Gunnison Tuesday, that city and returned to Salina the same day. M. C. Nelson of is visit- A. Redmond Hon. S. M. sheep camps Tuesday and are in fairly Famous Eo'fon ItVl Bright Salesman "Van you give me The Cricket on (lie Hearth? asked the old lady of tlie- - new snlesmnn In the book shop. I dont think we ha-It In stock, replied the youth, bat I can show set wf Ich Is every bit you a ping-pon- g as exciting. . Here, Too For the tropics, special golf halls are used to stand the heat. Kven in tills country we have seen a golfer fan his bait for a long time before starting to play. London Opinion. . Reassuring one-piec- Pre-East- -- - 9 to 12. 1 to Evenings by Appointment 4 5 UTAH SALINA b fiist Many members of Salina ward attended the temple excursion .o Manti Tuesday evening. Those attending fiom here were Biahop and Mrs. C. E. Peterson, Messrs, and y .Mesdames T. P. Peterson. H. D. pby- Asel Curtis, Geo. W. Murphy, Joseph Torgensen and Jesse F. Steele, and N. H. Felt, Luella Chris-stat- e tensen, Annie M. Larsen, Janie Oker- lund, Arminta Murphy, Annie C. Ivie, Rbsella Andreason, Lorraine RasAnnie Hazel Dennison, Mrs. Max Cohen entertained at mussen, and Malone home Murphy. her Thursday afternoon for the Christopherson members of the Bridge club and the guests included Mrs. Don Merrill, ASPIRES FOR HONORS Mrs. A. C. Prows, Mrs. Orlando Crane and Mrs. Emmett Robins. Miss Lydia Nielson, daughter of arrangements in the decora- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nielson, and a tions and luncheon were cleverly car- second-yea- r student of the Wasatch ried out. Guests were seated at academy, Mt. Pleasant, won distincsmall tables each centered with a tion recently when she was credited calla lily in a crystal vaec. Three as being the most accurate in a tables of bridge followed the lunch- typewriting contest staged at the eon. The credit given Miss academy. Nielson entitles her to enter the Mrs. N. Crawford of Cleveland is state contest in typewriting which is In the visiting at the home, .of Mr. and Mrs. being held at Provo today. M. I. Qveson. event she outclasses the large field of competitors at ithis contest. Miss Mrs. Hans Nielson went to Salt Nielson will win a free trip to Wash-Lak- e Monday and will visit with rel- - ington, D. C. -- two-piec- 4444444444444444Ht Wah-Wa- Mr. and Mrs. II. B. C.amlall, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Baker, M and Mts. E. W. Crane, Dr. and Mrs. C. E. West and Delbert Burgess of Salina and Miss Ruby Jensen of Gunnison attended a party at Richfield Satur- evening in honor of Judge Hen- ry N. Hayes. Judge Hayes will as- sume the duties of his office on the industrial commission in Salt Lake City today. e d Jorgensen visited h valley on states that the sheep this good condition in n, "Your former parlor maid Inis come to us, dear. But dont be alarmed we dont believe half what she says about you. Sydney Bulletin. Dr. Sofie A. N'ordhoff-Jung- , Washington physician for more than thirty First Farm Paper' years and member of the GeorgeMemory town In university hospital .staff, has Agricultural the 'journalism We conh!er ourselves ns defective been awarded cross of honor the United States is usually dated from, by In bemuse we rememthe German government In recogni- ber memory either the establishment of the American less than we desire, or less than her of tion Cross Red in work Farmer Baltimore. This eight-pagthere we suppose others to remember. mrtnt in mto during the early period of the World Johnson. weekly vn . war. Baron Maltzan, German ambassador, presented the cross with a Dots F. O. BULLOCK Mile. Yola DAvril, popular screen of congratulations to Doctor Nordhoff-Jung- . Missing Essentials man would like to The Dame Fashions latest star, adopts DENTIST know why ham mid eggs never roll edict for the school or college mist. e Hours 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. frock that resembles Good Work Donet by Humble out of the artists conception of the It Is a e a The growing good of the world is horn of plenty. Santa Barbara Dally frock, conceived of French $ Saturday 9 A. M. to 12 If. made bois de rose georgette and vel- partly dependent on unhlstorJe ayts; News. vet. The sleeves are short, the neck and that things are not so 111 with UTAH SAUNA 1 I $ ! $ ! ? has an abbreviatecTmonks collar, and you and nte as they might have been b 41 fmpressiveXirator large white buttons are placed zigzag Is half owing to the number who live "A big speaker, said Fncle Eben, a on the costume. hidden in life and faithfully rest alius "dont yon so much by Impress tombs. George Eliot. what he says as by de fact dat hes Taught Hubby Lesson terrible excited bout somethin or BEVINS STUDIO Do you leave a big pile of Biinks other. Washington StHr. Salina MONDAY and TUESDAY dishes in the sink for your wife to Coloring of Bricks Gunnison FRIDAY & SATURDAY clean up when she gets back from her Common bricks are red because Chiggers Don't Burrow Jinks No. I tried it once there is 'iron In the clay. Ordinary EXPERT PHOTOGRAPHY trip? It is only In a figurative sense that white bricks owe their color to lime. and when she came back she stood chiggers get under the skin. They over me until I had every last one of Lime and iron make a cream-colorebrick. Brown bricks are due to the are too small to be seen readily withthem washed, wiped and put away, and the kitchen back In the apple-pi- e presence of magnesia, and yellow out a magnifying glass, but It Is only bricks to a combination of magnesia their feet that are Inserted Into the order it was when she left Cincinskin. and Iron. Harold Crandall, D. D. S. nati Enquirer. ing this week at the home of his his gianddaughtey, Mrs. J. D. Mickelaon. Miss Lydia Nielson and Miss Louise Fieece. who visited over the week spring. end at their respective homes, re- urne.l to Mt. Pleasant Monday. Miss Mrs J--, F. Fanell entertained the Nielson and Miss Frecce are students Rotary club at her home Wednes- at the Wasatch academy and Mr. and Needlecraft and music were day. Mrs. Carl Nielson accompanied them the entertaining features duiin th to Mt. Pleasant Monday, returning afternoon. Luncheon was served for to their home in this city the same Mrs. Lauia Gates, Mis. Jessie Mick-elso. Mrs. James Reynolds, Mrs. day. Claud Burgess and Mrs. Luella Murphy. MANY ON TEMPLE EXCURSION u Beacon hill. Ioton, received th! name front the fact that the public beacon was nl iced niton Its summit. Later the hi1! was - dn-e- d in height and occupies Its highest position.. Office Hours: Lids don-flie- Dora Green well. --I- --I- atives during the remainder of the week. i er o M'H'W,H,',M'tWW'ttHt Itl your next motor car here get the pro- tection of Do You Seend the famous Sealed Chassis Buy a - 4 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 Our Town There are many . through the columns of this paper. 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