Show T1IE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY HORNING CARE - "¥ CF TEE CHILD AND SPECIAL SUBJECTS CF INTEREST TO JUVENILES 7 1930 U omenlilome-CfoHfldre- mi School News and Views Moods in Modes JUNE :By MARY MARSHALL most useful pair of boudoir slippers for travel Is made of soft leather and can be folded up compactly to go la a small pouch of leather to match Owing to their lightness they will not withstand a great deal of hard wear and should therefore be reserved for short visits and travel w hen It Is necessary to carry light luggage Many young women this summeri are using bathing sandals instead of the usual sort of bath or boudoir slippers The new sandals are made with cork or wood soles curved a little to conform to the turn of the foot and held on by crossed bands nENUS REGPES SEWING HINTS FOR THOSE WHO BUDGET TEE BONE w power by this work that studv is pars he learns to read a newspaper slow to give him By selecting hisjdlscrimtnfttingly an art well worth Our Children rartoons and pictures from the By ANGELO PATRI Tribune school editors and Glrl The banquet and dance were' not Scout scribes will be guests of The the only good times for our students Picture Books a book place them In a folder a Tribune Mondav June 9 at the nn-ihad a lovely outing at Bailalr on When buying books for the children Portf oll°-dnual picnic party to the Hot Pols at Monday y School hours were to be made Portollos Busses will leave the south ened and after school the teachers not overlook picture books sle of the same sort of went tn entrance to the city and county build- tWI material and the title 8t°rles nd “ g00d tht onto n plainly printed lng grounds at 7 30 a m ought to hold t 1 hose w ho have earned the plcnlo On Tuesday afternoon the’ bovs of them bettfr- - many a tlme- than I”1111 uton them Thy of number !can tel1 th®m Illustrated books have jW’dly Pictures without bv serving as school editor for The our school were permitted a special d Trlbahe for the past school year At 2 30 school was closed mor P°er than those without privilege Vincent Rose Barnett Bry- and all the bovs were invited to at- - tures but a picture book that Is pic- - ai'h itout strin6' like shoelaces ld colhets the pictures that Hires from beginning to end is the1 ant Junior high school Dave Burra tend many business houses plc- Children of all ages need n'pr ®t him One has his-or- y For the past week or two Mr R thing Jr Margaret Schofield Irving one collects aichltcotural pic- lures Ruth Jeffs Rosella Myler W Harwood lias been busy taklneilhsm For the little children bgln with Hires another animals each his own Jackson Junior Alice Wright Helen 'and developing class and group pic they are in the upper schools Schmidt Jordan Junloi Mc'rrtl(turs of the boys and gnla of our the books that the kindergarten book of ships ’I'"4' P'clure books become lnvai-th- e Davls Nathala Clark Roosevelt These pictures will not only ply houses rarry-t- he reference books book of dogs the farm book luidURb-Jmor Gracia Uarvln Mai le Flandrojadd Interest to the family albums rartoons In the newspapers South junior Mary Giles Theimaibut will help us to recall the experi- - thS like and go on from there get- -' areThe a kOUrce °f great Interest and laHorne West Junior Vera Armstrong ences of our Junior high school days ting such as suggest themselves as &tructlon to the children Teach them Lila Hansen Bandy Junior Ralph Friday morning wUl be spent In the child grows those of high grade and By and by the supply In the shops Hogan West Jordan Junior Warren 'bidding our teachers and our If a child paste them into a book Richard Jorgensen Co-- pal good-b- v before we leave for our becomes limited The children go- - does of leather this faithfully until he Is a col lng to school need other sorts of pic-- ! Afton Johnson John Is-- ! jlumbus he will The really comfortable find hlmsell lures than those you can get It ls!'ege graduate green Douglas Lloyd Young Edwin tune to begin to make the picture possessor of a very valuable room slipper still has a place In most Piper Edison: Ray Alsterlmd Ted that will be valuable reference McGovern Emerson women's wardrobes Betty Hyde If along with the pictures the child especially In books by and by Bitter Jean Cannon Leah Ensign waim weather when high-heelcuppings the value of the When a child begins to show annlake White Forest Ramona Isabelle foods Is Increased collection Interest In a subject begin helping Newspaper slippers may came discomfort If Evans Jane Rvan Franklin John 'hat child to collect pictures about It clippings do not last well because of Genevieve worn too long at a time Markham Kaul Jack Fred Editor Garfield ’ ‘ jJames newspapers have them the mag- - 'he poor paper but the child can tvpe e Marsden do Scott Faye Cloward Grant For the benefit of the summer Durham Associate Editor The azinPa carry beautiful ones There 'hem on good paper and preserve Marsden Durham Markham — SCHOOL Two of the is almost no end to the source of (them In that way HAMILTON hostess there are Inexpensive d Hamilton Mary Hortense Holmquht teachers at Hamilton are going to be supply Take a heap of good stiff By making his own collection this mules with soles made of cloth Cleve R Jones Hawthorne Clyde married In June Miss Leila Ander-- ! paper all the uniform si ze dec!dedwny a child gathers a deal of great him and paper and the tops made of matWU1 mJ°Ha in Banders andjiipon anti paste the pictures on the Information that will stand is Bettv Beesc'eyIf0!' Amymal ry Bharp ParkTo ting One or two pairs may well be ul AHsheets of In John to stead He them come !dd Instead days lnto'good gets binding Jackson elementaryVirginia Cot- kept on hand for thf benefit of overmfy On Thursday terell Elaine Lundberg Jefferson '‘7' night guests who have come unproso teachers gave a nlnlT'ihonor vided Hope Nelson Claire Landau lefvl of the two brldes-to-be had Shown at the top Pedersen new The smartest right Lilly collar and cuff Harry luncheon at the Wericu inn They Liberty UThe ets are made from tiiangular pieces bedroom slippers and case of red1 God be Burton DeMarais Longfel-surd- o bles were In yellow Centerllow Margaret Dudley Lowell Fay Miss decorated stitched with gold of crisp organdie Monday's diagram la of teacher Judd the kinder McKlnlev and sketch will show how to make rkh‘- eolorful printed crepe sllpperTlngey Zita McKenzie aBy DR W A EVANS- Anderson is teacher and a higher heeled bedroom slipper Naomi Steenbllk Louise MathesonlL them 7th f thef To-of liver kid with bow of kid: ayel- - Onequa 1 The Louisiana board of health blisters between the fingers Weriev Larsen Virgil We will miss these platoon system a waUry (Cpyright 1930 by the McClure low kid slipper with painted flowers bias Oqutrrh Thelma Pearson JO' the poison which causes Jake 1a'RLdisI'bar?ln bllt the shown below at for which I think I can suggest Davis right Rverside isephme Newspaper Bjndicate) n This Is fluid paralysis la cresyllc acid grRaiHappineM a remedy I have had It myself and iBrewerton Aleda Cheney Bumner a name for commercial rresol Peter was told It was a skin trouble of nerMarlon Woodbury Lois Jones Wilson Haines and Webster say this Is vous origin Application of zinc oxliam M Stewart Barbara Rosenblatt n ! a mixture of three cresols all poison- ide Ointment Is most beneficial to It Georgia Willey Uintah Don Mul-- 1 UPU Complete liner Janet Thurman Wasatch REPLY ous ln varying degree 'Kathryn Smith Irene Baird Wash£ak tribune The state of the nerves la an im Cresol Is derived from coal tar ington Margery Anne Hale Cora portant factor ln many of these cases NORTH SCHOOL— As a Among cresol products ln general use In GUI Webster Ida Young Ruth Mor- such zinc oxide ointment Is a good rt are: Lysol tricresol and compound Geraldine Brown Whittier nttlng climax to the study of gan local solution cresol The Louisiana of application Heber °I 8rae ?e si ??’ if1 Parker Lincoln Margaret a people think this ln the form of inM arguerlte Pellet Rowland Hall AaN 1T ritv Usingcresol-phosphate AND NUMB FINGERS DREAMS is to added Jake survey Edward Cashln Judge Me- - sanitary Knight Constant Arriving Trom Price Gives Friendship-by-Ma- il Terry a map the childien divided the city because it does not burn the stomach A J R WTltes: Does It Indicate Frances Bey mortal: Into districts and their own class much it does not smell stronaly of an scid condition to dream very of- Strtngham Bt Marys Correspondents a Surprise by Talking to creoaote and when the drink lsten that animals are biting my fin Into groups Each group was assigned Girl Scout scribes: Jean Brown a certain It takes on a milky gers and when I wake up find my district These districts mixed with Dovle Johnson Them Over Telephone and Visiting Some troop 1 troop 2 were examined as to similar to that of a good'gera numb? 2 Is it tnw that It Is sanitary equip3 Fleen Thompson Edith troop ment and the care taken bv the peo- quality Jamaica ginger The charge1 bad to eat oranges at night? Many OBrien troop 4 Elizabeth Young ple living there Reports were made is made that the manufacturers used people have told me so but nobody Several of our good members here neret Jean Willis has Just recently troop 5 Esthfr BerKj 6 clella alcohol out denatured with tricresol- - seems to know the reason why in Salt Lake were treated to a from s trip to EoLse Idaho youn(f troop 7 Edith lroop Hammel Belle Although a few lots were not quite phosphate because It appearance REPLY ant surprise Thursday and Friday She is a fine little member pro- a- troop 8: Sonya Lignell troop 9: it was found that Heber Is was deceptive It burned no more than 1 No Marlon grossing steadily with her Knlght-lnlConstant Mitchell troop 10- - Roberta sanitary Knight Price was to do to the WITH ALL THE BRAN and wnich live cjean ginger expected 2 would not have gained You to No pace jn now visiting ln'hood work and constantly trying Christensen of Kesbitt troop ’ll- - Rachel Evdashln odor and taste did not reveal the RAY JORGENSEN by asking those ho gave you Salt Lake called the girls she has get fewer O s In a recent dancing tr00p '12 Watson troop 13: base their opinion that Of THE WHOLE WHEAT poison They Jean been corresponding with and talked recital Knight Banneret It Is poisonous on one report ln medCircus She danced & dance ConFigures to them over the ’phone Knight lovely Spanish ical literature of neuritis due to crestant Marlon even had time to make' Is 7 years old Children Busy st lie acid and many other reports hurried visits to see some of her best of severe and sometimes fatal poisonFnendship-bv-Mall friends so that! Letters Not Neglected— We have Bftty troop 19 Myrle Larson ing due to lysol cresol and other coal Joseph Brewrrton Editor w inroroatlng things totroop 20 2l tar chemicals Blnnali they could get Just a Uttle bit better talk fibOUt The evidence Is not yllma trrop Aleda Associate Chrnev Editor lately Louise Kurland troop 22 June n SUMNER SCHOOL—Room 6 has conclusive and we await further R'fccIeraJdtfmes this has of this letter the neglected pait happened troop 23 Virginia Andrews been busy making animals clowns proof member has come tolumn- But do not think that we neg- troop 24 Lois Northrop service troop hand organ players and ever so many m Harris book on "Neuritis and u° other things for a big circus parade Neuralgia” fifteen chemicals are d mthllcXm" wUL & fmeLXnCd h“ ho? VflUng Each day during the last few weeks lve" as our" friend- - or In The Sunday Tribune Junior Pupils Program Meets riendn1 marie2 Jpablfl4f?f list but through w Lh Is a they made more tilings to be added (neurttla to atari dandy am club 7 he youngstersiHere With Great Success to the of circus At the end the weeklLi0 writing to tell d h re ln Salt Lake are glad to get tills! JDfar Editor Iam that they had a dandy array of clever I seemed to span? Infprt011 5'0U sorry I ar Anne Hale Editor ures Margery p?r‘oi al contact with those outside be a to were on a fine sre and able put of beriberi to Irarn what they are doing and to Youth quitter In the Knighthood scurvy and various vim Cora Gill Associate Editor panwje I hope you will let me In the encephaUUs group We talk over the various problems that All during the last two weeks of 8CHOOL— WEBSTER ribbon sixth and The I badge have my have to turn around consider- - - ) line arisen in school club and play- again so all I need Is a chart I am tnclos- - and seventh grades sponsored a pro- school we were busy practicing the finally decide what Ir r— ' time And it gives the various games to be plaved on Field iab y c nts 'or for the and teachers gram pupils n? members real friends here so that I have we On races had day Wednesday met with great made a scran book with my Wednesday coab tliev feel more at home and have our grounds and the winners of"ra‘1 success All It consisted of a quartet on Meanwhile seme reason for visiting town oftener TribuneI Juniors It I the Interesting these races raced lor our school on eau n? 1ale parahsla Marout and Rachel of Horton found ln composed clipped careful peool will not buy fluid ex- at Liberty park Knight Constant Marlon was very things In my garet Sclieurn Fae Caldorwood and Thursday 'raft of Jamaica ginger and and children have been I have Lois Christensen A solo followed Tescheracameras to school to take1'’1prevent their children from more of Janet Higgs’ Marjorie Mel-lo- sung by Margaret Scheum Kathschool friends and having diarThcs since they dare not of their pictures and Hope Nelson articles than erine Robins received warm applause teachers Uf'® fluid extract of Jamaica ginger ar for her very pretty dance ‘‘Imitaanyone else' Everyone seems glad that school a R’lrfOur school let out May 23 I tion Japanese” was the poem recited has Harris offers hone to those with let out but are already a bit They by Anne Hdhsley after which Fae lonesome for their school friends and if'1 f°rm °f neuritis Most of them passed to the seventh grade have only to the sixth grade at Lin- Caldera ood very beautifully sang a can exneet to get well As much a" two years mav be required to undo coln school ao I will go to a Junior solo Gordon Sly’s song was a great success while Ralph Mccham’s solo the work of one dav’s Indulgence ln high school next year Studies Interesting When I am up town and have time met with huge popularity lake He advises light masse re His piano All see was solo Y'ours motion and mild use of the afof will and come vou also I ln rightly lauded Classes Geography the vnral entertainment was accomfected muscles Overuse will do far HELEN ROMNEY truly more harm than good Galvanic elecMerrill Davis Editor Salt Lake panied by our talented music tesu:her tricity may help Physicians give Now that your school is out we Miss Helen Pouison of strychnine ROOSEVELtTnior higH )phypodermicfalfInfections shall expect to see you very very al7w1 do(lWS Now our school year Is ended SCHOOL— preUy soon Helen We feel as If we we are that W s Anderson J eagerly anticipating summer commercial Mr know all our members at Lincoln geography classes have NERVES MAY BE CAUSE Some are traveling to dif- made school because your school has vacation many Interesting protects E S N WTltes I Jut rnd a queshad such splendid notes ln the ferent parts of the country whhe Among the best were two on cotton some stay at home prepared to brave tion regarding a condition of small Conschool column this winter the heat waves of summer Eut a railroad map a wheat graph a gratulations on your promotion! wherever we go or whatever we do graph on nails and a map of the Mr companies The bovs were surprised Indeed you may come back and of transportalon it seems a huge relief to be out of development Anderson's advisory group won the to find how truly Interesting these we are going to keep you this time ichool and free once more Too clean-roowere pennant again this year plartts no matter how bright the had a We graduating students HELEN CONRADY And now let’s have A great number many schoolroom or how the strange feeling when we began to JUNE CARDWELL of good gossipy letters Just like that teacher are anxious toInteresting be doing other realise for the first time that this one Tell us all the news all the fun things It Is natural however that The promotion exercises were held promotion meant leaving our dear old all the trips aJl the parties every- we a vacation though Thursday ln our auditorium should want Roosevelt after two grand and gloMr thing and anything you can think of sometimes It Interferes with the A’s George M Child’s speech was short rious years of work and socIrI actlvl-The- s You know how It was during the we should like to see on our reports because he had to attend the elemen- - ties golden davs will linger winter when you had to hurry to get A few more studious are to eager to be tary schools’ field day program but forever in our memories Going to the column read before school or else in means the chance was another school To many grammar! it Mr Harold Junior very high Impressive Now was school out salt until after school It will be a new and ln- - J Steams our principal gave us a make new acquaintances as well as You have terestlngpupils everything Is changed rt sensation talk and emphasized the fact to renew the old ones We hope that Most of It want we snd read time to plentyof sters graduates will enter the Bryant: that you should do what you should all the graduating classes to come plenty of good things to fill it up with tn the fall while the t will do when you 6hould do It whether will enjoy as glorious times as we want to or not Mrs Jennie have had at Roosevelt school the rest Despite the ’’vaca-'yo- u How Esquire Earned Money —Es- - tlon we students are sorry to Thomas sang and was accompanied bug” quire Maxine Fairbanks Duchesne leave our school but faith- bv Miss Lorraine Smith There was OLDEST FIREMAN DIES a song by Miss Smith s double mixed Constipation is the most common earned the money for her chart B by fully to visit often our promise alma mater '' her woodwork menace to health today It ia while the Ind DECATUR quartet and a solo by William Allen (UP)— Oliver MARGERY HALE ANNE Following this program was a dance Jackson Decatur's oldest volunteer tremely dangerous in itself and is jmother washed the windows That Is y 9 for the students’ who will leave thejflreman died recently after serving the source of many other complicate the way to cooperate with mother Children Joyously work got finished quickly and school The gvm was attractively iforty-flv- e years on the bucket brl- ingailments Thereis no permanent The the thoughtful-- 1 gade Welcome Vacation decorated relief in pills and drugs Many of of course both mother and Esquire through more ness some of our teachers and Laura Maxine had time for of the' th-sra dangerous ' students who assisted the teachers ALL-BRAAfton Johnson Editor ia posi-- ti play Kellogg’ Muss Last Blanch Tuesday evening John Isgreen Associate Editor — Leaders In ’ely guaranteed to relieve and to Mawson presented a program of tumLeading DOUGLAS SCHOOL — Good-b- y i event both temporary and recurclub Friday are: the bling and dancing good-bschool This books: work” If it doea not Knight Defender Charles Lewis Is what everybody was saying as they Thureday we held ouf track day ring constipation refunded hile Salt Lake City lnney will te walked home with the work they have The bovs went up to East high ia rough- - Knight Defender Naomi Lewis done 1s the girls remained on the campus Kellogg’s ALL-BRAthe year Everybody during There were some very happy boys And roughage in food helps Salt Lake City very glad that summer vacation Is were Knight Master E L Halnsworth here again We spent moot of this and girls when the ribbons elminate tho possibility of constivarious contests Hands greasy and grimy—nails black cold or hot Contains no grit no pumweek checking ln books that we have awarded for the nation Most modern food do not Huntington Utah e were prlvll-egThe the Mensel boys granted Provo Untain roughage Two tablespoon-- 1 Knight Marjorie used during the year and The rooms gritty — then grab a cake of this ice no harsh chemicals of visiting business looked very dead with nothing on daily HUh fids of Kellogg’s quick-lathments Under the last magic soap — plunge inTuesday Th ech Mrr n area ha p p y Women say this new soap is kind to of a teacher groups visited ii the rroper amount In recurring Wf!fnmlll(f New MpmhThe The children in one minute work to water and of any the should be eaten kindergarten jaundricSi bakeries and Ice cream r ses their skin —cocoanu oil is one of nasat chapter of Knight-- v went on a lakeTnbune walk stains Mel'o-ioand stubborn Tuesday May They f tened inground dirt ture’s best beautifiers And it ith each meal It is an essential welcomes youth lunches and with them actually their — brought have vanished leaving hands really rii any reducing diet In addition they left school about 2 o clock and removes treacherous germs contains iron snow white Kellogg’s ALL-BRA- N bltachea and clean! laundry came back about 2 30 They had a tl e blood builder It is the original is made out of fine See for yourself how different ia this This auper-aoa- p very fine time The boys and girls proved effective by white and saves one-ha- lf tried to fish They were not very — oil cocoanut that’s modern magic soap Ask today for the why it bursts inrecommended millions and by physuccessful only cacthlng a few weeds to millions of bubbles the instant it big white oversise cake that costs sicians all (At your A short-Midwa- Fle-LTl- S V Sh I - r Eh or sup-'Wh- e The race for health prtncl-'Seegmlll- er low-heel- collec-boo- It is easily von by the man who eats the that furnish real nutriment not tax the digestion Shredded Wheat with milk not only tastes good but good The crisp flavory shreds of baked whole wheat are appetizing and strengthening Combines the “roughage’ you need with the proteins and mineral salts Delicious for any meal with your favorite fruit and Gene-vtev- 11 - fr How to Keep Well - ‘ Joseph" l c OmESTaf CHARACTER Pr £alt gbaptef KMGHTHOOD °nyOUTH sanl-Robe- 1 pleas-Imurn- Vlr-wh- Parade Keep Bir-bld- col-A- - tCe'e ad lf !'’?" out-of-to- re eof moth-brlngi- - rs for pa-ri- Web-'fho- Roo-revel- f m m rs v Gets Greasy Grime Like Magic! ae ALL-BRA- er 1 11 ALL-BRA- water t hi ALL-BRA- ALL-BRAha an appetizing flavor Eat it with milk or cream in cereals and fruit juices m Boupa and in cooked foods Yonr Kellogg’ grocer ha graen in Battle VOYAGERS RESCI’FD AMSTERDAM fUP) —What was to have been an attempt at an heroic in the red- - crossing of the Atlantic in a Made by Kellogg foot motor boat ended disastrously package 4s ALL-BRA- Improved in N Texture and Taste At Graduating Exercises Helen Schmidt Editor Alice Wrlgbt Associate Editor JORDAN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL— On Thursday rvenlng 29 held Its graduat-diftrrschool our countering heavy seas thev raised bvlng exercises for the second-yea- r signals and were rescuedwas A bounteous banquet was 'Indents the coast guard but ther boat men for all the 105 grade stu- — dents and the officers for next year Student at Berea college Berea Aft-- r the banquet a dance was given Ky manufactured 200 090 brooms In the girls’ gymnasium which was land 230000 pounds of bread last yeardecorated ln Japanese style 15-- ALL-BRA- Bounteous Banquet soap grocers and druggists) touches any water— hard or sof- t- only 10c on Kirk’s Original Cocoa Hardwater Castile Loo U for the red arrows on the wrapper JAMES S KIRK fe COMPANY CHICAGO Ul A |