Show THE GARLAND TIMES JPINE EFFECT IN TUNICANI-SKIRPATTERN The T 9181 It’s buttoned up the back like Butcher Boy design Malnboeher’g and It's shirred round the neck and the tops of the sleeves like Lanvln’a peasant blouses What more could molded you ask of this gracefully tunic? The skirt proves Its sisterhood with latest fashion by being slim as a reed and slashed at the hemline Make up the two In contrasting colors and fabrics a green velvet skirt perhaps with a satin blouse Or If you’d like a very dressy frock choose a crepe for both blouse and skirt Then top It all off with a high toque for an extra bit of glamor Pattern 9187 may be ordered only In sizes 12 14 16 18 20 30 32 34 86 38 and 40 Size 10 requires 2 blouse fabric and 2 yards yards skirt fabric Complete diagrammed sew chart Included SEND FIFTEEN CENTS In coins or stamps (coins preferred) for this Be sure to write plainly pattern your NAME ADDRESS the STYLE NUMBER and SIZE Send your order to Sewing Circle Pattern Department 232 West Eighteenth Street New York N Y LEARNING FAST Mother — I hope that Jim Is to learn the value ginning money Mrs Newlywed — I think he I haven't found any mamma hla trouser pockets for a week be- of la in Dilemma “Another court astrologer has resigned" said the vizier asked the “What’s the trouble?" sultan If he brings good “Your rulings news It doesn’t come true and If he brings bad news be Is shot at sunrise" Too Literal Bill— I certainly did wrong when I told my girl that I admired her chin Sill— How’s that? Bill— She started raising another one Utah Legislature The Utah legislature convening for the t session was the recipient of an elaborate message from Governor Henry II Blood A varied and comprehensive program of Intense public interest was mapped 'out In the message Utah citizens from one end of the state to the other are discussing the hilt Introduced In the legislature for state liquor stores providing One of the strong points of the Mil Is the pros islon forbidding the sale of liquor by the drink even In eating houses or clubs Purchases of liquor enn only he made at state acstores and in sealed containers cording to the terms of this MU A senate bill is expected to furnish a substitute plan for the one as outlined above and will provide a different way of taking care of the liquor sales The senate hill would for the private sale of liqprovide uor under strict superv Islon It throws up protections ngalnst a reor' many of the evils of currence and tries the preprohibition days to ke'-the liquor traffic within chanand orderly well controlled nels It does not restrict the sale of liquor by the drink In eating resorts but It outlaws the bar It would prohibit retail sales on any election day or on Sundays The liqexcept by local ordinance uor traffic of the state would he under the superv islon of a liquor control commission of three raernliers The hill appointed by the governor would give local option and vest and in cities grent authority of counties In sotting up regulations their own not In conflict with those of the state The state fees for licenses would lie ns follows: To manufacture alcohol and spirits $2500 to manufacture wine and beer $500 to imto $250 port nlcoholle beverages sell at retail to distribute $100 $50 and to sell on trains $25 In addition to these occupational taxes the bill would impose a tax on the privilege of engaging In business as a manufacturer or as an Importing distributor at the rate of two cents per gallon on all beer of 32 per cent or less and 4 cents on all of alcobeer over that percentage hol 32 cents per gallon for wine 24 per cent or less of alcontaining cents 80 cohol by volume per on alcohol and spirits below 110 on proof and 50 per cent additional alcohol and spirits over 110 proof Among senate bills of Interest are protwo by Sen W C Holbrook and corIndividual posing higher porate income taxes Resolutions apIn both houses calling for peared a constitutional amendment permitting an Increase In the tax exemption on homesteads to $2000 also Introduced Sen Holbrook bills amending the election machinery One of them would bar electfrom officials ive or appointive holding any other public office and would bnr employes or appointive in pofrom officials participating litical primaries The object of the hill Is to prevent the building up of political machines hy public officials make A bill In the house would to the far reaching amendments act Under It a state Industrial receive would compensaworkman as diseases tion for occupational and other benefits well as Injuries to workers and their dependents Increased be would The measure provides that compensation Insurance would have to be handled by the state and private be would Insurance companies Velvet Hostess Gown Is Favorite By THIS WEEK One Thing Important Paid for Not Doing $40 a Month What Do We Want of Japan? One piece of news In the world Is Important to the United States If doesn’t know It the goWashington vernments of Europe and Asia do know It That news Is Amelia Earhart's flight nonstop In eighteen hours across 2400 miles of the Pacific ocean from Hawaii to the United Staten All American citizens especially those on the Pacific coast and elderly gentlemen who are supposed to provide for the defense of this country should themselves ask If a young woman entirely alone without Bleep no assistant to help with navigation can fly unseen across the Pacific ocean and land In California to receive a bunch of roses eighteen hours from Hawaii what do you think five or ten thousand powerful bombing and swift pursuit planes could do coming from Asia or from Europe? EVERY hostess owes It to herself and home to look her most and the charming when entertaining This way to do It Is to wear velvet call for gowns not too formal and not too Informal which shall "add to the of one’s home environment picture” flings a challenge to designers to create dramatic effects which shall be In a class all their own The result Is that some very things are In most being accomplished pictureFor these lovely garsque fashion ments which gracious ladles wear In their homes velvet has unmistakably proved a favorite medium Typical of the newest trends In hostess gowns are the three lovely fashions pictured The center model which Is so sweetly simple yet so utterly sowhen It comes to meeting phisticated the demands of a fastidious mode Is fashioned of white transparent velvet with flowing sleeves of red ombre velvet the same dyed by In band The godet the side of the skirt Is treated In the same way The cunning with which shirring Is at the buck of the bodice manipulated of the striking hostess gown to the left in the group Is enough to cause one to order her dressmaker to go and do likewise when designing the next formal dress If the lady In the picture would turn around a high cowl front would be seen In contrast to the decollette at the back A double silver cord girdles the waistline with heavy stiver tassels finishing at the front A daring color scheme glorifies the hostess gown to the right sumptuous SILVER Bx AND WHITE CHERIE MUIOLAS la the picture Red velvet and gold cord is the formula for thla beauteous creation The neckline is gathered on a gold cord which is repeated at the front of the gold braid girdle It is good style to use contrasting We have velvets for the hostess gown In mind such fetching combinations as dark green velvet with a bright tangerine velvet girdle also tangerine facings for the long wlngllke sleeves Black with blue also aquamarine black fuchsia with cerise are likable color alliances One of fashion’s latest whims Is the tailored velvet hostess gown which has a shirtwaist top A very effective model answering this description is made shirtwaist fashion of french blue velvet the skirt of course being floor length with a tendency to trail slightly There are touches of coral at throat and at waistline Then there is the hostess gown with t the top So called since Its neckline gathers up on a drawThe full bishop sleeves are string In brilliant peasant colembroidered ors A new feature Is the velvet gown with quilted cordlngs or more ornate motifs which are fantastically quilted both on the sleeves and at the neckline also here and there about the hemline Speaking of hemlines the new slashed effects are as popular for hostess gowns as for evening dresses © Wootcrn Newspaper Union DRESSMAKERS MAKE OUTFITS FOR BEACH All the dressmakers are concentrating on beach outfits and ski ensembles They have done about all they can in the regular town and country ensembles for morning afternoon and evening The smart set Incidentally ther is frolicking In the snow or or getsplashing In the Mediterranean ting ready to do so Madame Georgette Renal has made a beach ensemble of white popular linen printed all over with sailor caps In blue and red The red caps have blue pompons and the blue ones red ones The blouse buttons In front la the form of s wide panel with two large pearl buttons on each side The shorts are plain white linen and there Is Jaunty looking Jacket to keep the sunburn oil the back and arms Bright red wooden sandals with wide bands of blue canvas complete the outfit A Mil to allow county commisto lease property sioners where there Is no sale for the land has been sponsored by Rep Twitch-el- l Some of the problems concerning from is expected which legislation the present Utah body are taxation taking schools anil the courts out a substitute for the of politics present law licensing produce dealers and for the motor transport act of state county reorganization school and municipal governments underpublic utilities regulation ground waters and mines A letter to your representative In the legislature w ill bring you a Complete copy of any hill introduced In which yon may le Interested Sally Sez BRISBANE CIIEItlE NICHOLAS barred A bill to make the payment of old age pensions mandatory and divide the costs equally between the conntles and the state has been InThis bill would also Introduced crease the maximum pension to the pay$35 a month At present ment of pensions to the aged Is opand they counties the with tional must bear the entire cost The house adopted a resolution the compensation fixing definitely of senate and house employes and eliminating the bonus system Both branches adopted a measure appropriating $50000 for the expenses of the legislature Sen Neslen from Salt Lake haa offered three measures which plan to Increase the taxes paid hy InsurInsurance reciprocal compan!es ance exchanges and fraternal benefit societies thnt use a legal reserve basis r A senate measure by Mrs proposes that Utah ratify the to the federal constituamendment tion concerned with child labor Senator Holbrook has offered a Mil to regulate tobacco sales GARLAND UTAH t Fashion World Comes Out With Some New Ideas Shoe with The hue and cry for white silver Is heard throughout all fashion-lanis This lovely evening dress A new made of white and sliver lame way to wear orchids as you plainly can see Is to tuck them through your belt and wear them to the side Dress Accessories Follow Up Closely Ensemble Idea The ensemble Is now being followed more closely than ever la the line of dress accessories Colpel of Paris shows ensembles composed of a handbag and the little sports jacket to match In the same supple brown kid leather that are botb fastened with heavy buttons in Imitation tortoise shell Many of these buttons are in square shapes At the same house Is a handbag and gloves to match In supple leather In two shades of deep and lighter brown Both the frame of the handbag and the glove cuffs were fastened by a clip In brown plastic material combined with dull gold metal A model quite similar had the clips replaced by the wearer's Initials New shoes take us in pleasant paths Extreme toeless slippers are out of favor for the nonce and the pump returns more high cut than of yore A new shoe is in navy blue suede with a very high throat It Is trimmed with kid blue navy draped up the sides of (he midfront The heels are of blue kid’ The same shoe Is made In deep sine red and dark green Colored shoes for town In the winter Is a new and nice departure For southern wear there la a beige antelope slipper high and smooth in front with a button fastening over the big cut out at the side It Is piped In black patent leather which In turn Is piped with narrow silver — Far Evening of the very newest evening are to be seen in those neutral shades of beige and Both are observed In their delicate tone and in such mateas satin chiffon and moire Some gowns gray most rials Veiled Sequins If sequins annoy with too much luster their glory can be dimmed with a chiffon veiling applies this trick to an afternoon dress of dark blue crepe THIS WEEK’S PRIZE ST0RT II Is an Important tobacco Pennsylvania state The government Is paying farmers not to grow tobacco just as It pays them elsewhere not to grow cotton or wheat and not to raise pigs After yon have' spent your whole life driven by necessity’s lash to produce the utmost possible this brings sweet peace to have the government pay you for not doing It even If you can’t quite understand It has yet arranged to pty Nobody newspaper publishers for not writing editorials but that may come In the new era and here and there glorious It might be a great blessing not by poverty next Comma Bnr Bure Inter etnearas are willlnr te lead They are fat keJptnr kand than othar SerteteS ta the welfare ef year wmmaaltyw De yeanalf a fever! Give that Sellar If Maeeeae vhe will rwtara the fever Say Latormeaatala Made teed FLO TP K HAEMBTON teaeavelt Ufr tip Mentals WRITE FOR FREE GARDEN BOOK UU ALT CUT EXCELCIi BEAUTY Washington reports that President Roosevelt's message to congress about pensions for the old wlU suggest “only" $40 a month who The Washington correspondent says “only" does not know what $40 a month would mean to millions of old people whose lives arn made bitter not by deprivation Butter ef aammoa eeaee te el SB theee who la tare tappers I feet PWlt While promoting that ne eatice htw activity SCHOOL ENROLL NOW I— Leora madam heaety ealtare— pleasant preStahle verk knewa nationally eCart yea auany advantaree Far free eatales address fall partlealem KXCELCia BRAUTT SCHOOL SSI Be W Temple Salt Lake CHy Mt( hunger or cold but by the fact that they depend upon the cold charity of others particularly on the charity of relative Give $40 a month to the old that are dependent and you will bring happiness Into the last years of millions of lives and that would be worthy of a great nation DIESEL POWER SCHOOLS ENGINEERING America's Finest end Beat DIESEL duels Beelpped With Mfrvo We Nppr leedinjr Diesel Cell er write far man far their trade periicalaia NESS Ill BUILDING LAKE SALT Classes How Starting Out of Town Students Earn Living Expenses New The honorable Japanese chief of Information In the foreign ofilce says the United States Is planning an attack on Japan Any Japanese who bellevea It lacks the usual Intelligence for which you give all Japanese credit Nations start wars because they want something What does the United States want from Japan? Uncle Sam In a mild fit of Idiocy Is now giving away the Philippines AsIslands richer In resources than Japanese Islands We got those Islands from the Spanish war Should we start another war spend billions kill many of our Japanese friends and burn up their country by fire bombardment from airplanes merely to get more Asiatic Islands to be given away later? iatic the ENROLL NOW For Writ The to the thirst of the people means profit Uncle Sam during government 1934 collected an average of more than $1000000 a day In liquor taxes a total "amount of $374506232 Beer alone yielded $200000000 spirits distilled In America $121000000 Imported spirits $13000000 Imported wines $0000000 Cut Bane 18 H 1 R 7 F It is easy to understand why tens of millions follow the trial of Bruno Hauptmann for the kidnaping and killing of the Lindbergh baby with such Intense Interest The trial Is a mystery In Itself Gradually unwound In court like the chapters In a detective story It bolds public attention the horrible nature of the crime Increasing the Interest tenfold Catalogne Business College Henager Iruiwty Sift taka Stall Wouldn’t YOU Like Hens Like These? 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She said “I fly a little and I write a the Se little” your lumber dealer Morrison-Merri- Europe continues “edging along" toward war The Associated Press reports Italian troops being concentrated along the Austrian border Italy fears thnt Germany may start an attack on Austria aiming at absorption now the Saar voting Is over Italy calls this movement of troops along the Austrian border “Winter maneuvers" but Europe knows what It really Is France probably will not be surprised Mussolini for Italy and Laval for France recently had a very affectionate conversation of which the substance was "Keep Germany under con & Co Distributer — — Metal Gives Glass Color A use has been found for iridium —one Of the rarest metals This metal has been found to giv a strong yellow color to glass Weak No 1544 WNU—Balt Lakt CHy par week will bo paid far tho hoot artialo “Why yoa akoald aoo latonnoaataia naado Good" Similar ta ebon Send your story la rasa ar versa ta Interasoantola Predicts Column PO Box 1888 Balt Lab City If story yoar appaars la this column yoa will re- troL” ceive © Slot Feature Syndicate tee Service NU i check for |