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Show T POST a Washable Cotton Rugs Brighten The Household and Lighten Housework Sun-Fas- t, By VIRGINIA SMITH Improvement In other ot modem house have come Improvements In attractive floor coverings. Cotton ruga In the most charming colors and Interesting designs have come to the front They are a real Joy to the woman who likes to express her own Individuality through color combinations In home furnishings. The modem tendency la to simplify housekeeping wherever possible and It Is Quite certain that the vogue ot the polished hardwood floor, or the painted floor of less perfect wood, has come to stay. Ruga that may be taken up and replaced at a moment's notice are the popular choice. Because they are easier to handle the smaller rugs are often preferred to the larger sixes. Can Be Laundered Outstanding among the new and economical rugs chosen by the modem home maker are the washable and reversible cotton chenilles. The illustrations In this group show what charming results may be obtained by using these sotton rugs, which come in many designs and color combinations. The rugs pictured here are guaranteed by the manufacturer to be sun-fano matter bow and laundry-prooharsh the laundry may be. We have bad washable cotton rugs before but none like these, which lie perfectly flat on the floor Immediately after they have been cleansed In either the home or the commercial laundry. WITH In making tosts these new cotton chenille rugs, manufactured by a special weaving and dyeing process, have been boiled In far stronger solutions than are used by any commercial laundry, and have emerged triumphant, without any perceptible loss In color and with out in any way losing their shape or beauty. That seems almost too good to be true, but numerous laboratory and practical testa offer, convincing proof. All Are Reversible One ot the striking and most popular designs is the floral pattern Illustration. shown In the Another popular floral pattern Is that shown In the coxy fireplace st f, sun-porc- h scene, where colorful rugs always lend charm to the setting. A more severe pattern Is tbs squared mg In the old fashioned bedroom Interior. Thera are many other patterns, simple and elaborate, floral aud geometric In motif, too numen ous to mention here. The favorite colors seem to be rose, green and blue. They come In dark and pastel shades of blue, yellow, purple, rose and green. They also are made in a color combination of black and silver. All are reversible. In some the designs are that Is, raised above the surface. Their cost Is slightly more than the others, but all are unbelievably reasonable In price. em-bosso- Legion Convention to Be Held Aug. 7, 8 and 9 Talking Hen Exhibit Legion Auxiliary Committee Chosen For Worlds Poultry Congress in London Irovo is planning to entertain the The annual department convention assembly of delegates and visot the American Legion Auxiliary, No one ever ssw s hen 7 feet high largest ever itors attending an American Lewhich will be held in Pftvo, August 7, lantho one convention heard or English apeak August 7, 8, and 9. gion 8, and 9, in connection with the Amerever obhas Neither anyone guage. the be The program Is full of entertainican Legion convention, will served the internal workings of s hen the of the in organist, in full operation, nor a lot of other ment for tho visiting delegates and largest history on the entertlon, according to Mrs. Chas. V. K. shown In an exhibit prepared guests. The feature things More drum tho is corps competiSaxton, department president the United States department of tainment S. W. Tooke cup. the tion for than three hundred delegates will be by s World for the Fourth in attendance, representing a member- agriculture now being held in The American legion Auxiliary and congress Poultry in the thousand ship of over two 1930). London 40 and 8 conventions are to be held (July atstate. National figures will be in wood, at the same time. Ths Auxiliary feahen is made of This tendance, and will include Mrs. James and ture of the convention in the way of few feathers, anda A; Howell, of Ogden, national is the unit dinner to be orinternal and Mrs. Elizabeth I. has a set of mechanical visible and entertainment on the last night. Many held are probably These organs Drendell, of San Francisco; Area E. gans. features advertisement is taken up, feed ground interesting in, how show for Plans Child, welfare chairman. dinner this by fur been have planned distributed. and in digested, the entertainment features are each unit are hen of this of S. Ballif, The specifications charge of Mrs. George ' new The business sessions of all threa Provo, who is general convention somewhat similar to those of the n includes gullet, calendar automobiles: be of especial inwill model social chairman. The organizations a Gold Star tea Thursday afternoon, extra large crop, fitted with window; terest to the delegates. Committees stomach; flexible rubber for the convention have been andances each evening, the annual units copper-line- d on nounced and are as follows: dinner and other interesting affairs. intestines; variable speed control a and machine); been gizzard (a grinding Finance Beverly 8. Clendenin, Salt The following committee have a is which by in heart represented and Mrs. Saxton, announced by I,ake City, chairman; W. P. Morton, pump. Salt Lake City; Byron Howell, Fillcude standing committees and con be can of The eggs rate C. B. Stratford, Brigham; Shellaying vention committees: in this ex- more; one's suit to fancy Price. F. don Mrs. 0. Anderson, Child Welfare hibit by speeding up the small motor W. T. Inglehart, Price, Salt Lake. Publicity the lathe on which n Mrs. E. W. Crocker, which operatesturned. Small manni- chairman; R. L. Olson, Ogden; Americanism are the K. C. V. eggs Lake City;Salt BingI. David Wirick, Lyon, atDuchesne; Mrs. kins, made of German silver, are KaysviUe; Leslie Foy, Logan; ham; Mrs. Myrtle Garber, Hiawatha. tached to the various machines ana Saxton, Castle Dale; E. Vance M. B. Roberts, Rehabilitation Mrs. J. L. Crockett, seem to be furnishing ths power for Fillmore. Wilson, Ogden; R. Olson, L JCaysville; Mrs. their operation. Actually, the power Child Welfare F. D. Anderson, Salt Miss Sybil Hopkins, Salt Lake comes from electric motors installed Lake City, chairman; Wayne T. WilFinance Mrs. R. L. Harlin, Ogden. behind the exhibit Lake City. Salt cox, Mrs. Frank Deming, Provo; Mrs. Paul This hen is fitted with s strong E. A rjttkfkld, Salt Membership tansom, Bingham. voice, and a special phonograph record Lake City, chairman; all district comB. explain mitteemen. gives her sn opportunity to are Hospital Sewing Mrs. Clyde obMiss Gladys Salt the internal processes which Stratford, Brigham City; legislative Hamilton Gardner, She speaks Fred visitors. Mrs. Rampton, the Fowles, served Francis Mendon; by Lake City, chairman; lughes, with an American accent, although Ogden; L. J. Holther, Ogden; Grant Sr, Bountiful. be her larynx and throat must regardSalt Lake City; B. L. Dart, Membership Mrs. Sara Sterling, because the Young, Ver-na- l; British, ed as typically Mrs. Coupe, Roy Myton Spanish Fork; Rehabilitation 0. A. Wiesley, Salt phonograph and amplifying apparaMrs. W. D. Shaw. Ogden. Lake City, chairman; Cecil D. Tope, Resolutions Mrs. A. D. Sprague, tus are rented in London, Of course, this bird can not give a Helper; L. J. Holther, Ogden. Salt Lake; Mrs. Joseph Nelson, SpannuMil- Viola Resolutions Dr. P. M. Chau, GarJohansen, Mrs. complete course on the subject of she ish Fork; but the department, field, chairman; Claude McGee, Lewtrition, says let-tiPermanent Organization Mrs. Tur- e can hit the high spots and attract the iston; H. W. Brangham, Logan; H. M. attention of visitors to the remainder W. Garrett, Wellsville; LeRoy C. Manning, Ogden; Mrs. C. - of the exhibit, which explains in great- Luken, Milford. KaysFannie Layton, Mrs. ner, Delta; Credentials Ora Bundy, Ogden, er detail certain phases of nutrition. This exhibit will be returned to the chairman; W. II. Gordon, Cedar City; Credential Mrs. . Seymour Gray, DuUnited States as soon as the congress Nick Dontas, Salt Lake City. Provo; Mrs. Hildur Johnstun, N. L. Bingham C. Permanent Organization Jones, L. is over and will be used at state fairs. Mrs. chesne; LoTurnN. C. Crockett, chairinan; Vernon Rinetti, Price, Adult Mrs. G. Nord, Vernal. George. A. St Cannon, Delta; Mrs. er, Madge gan; Mrs. M. Distinguished Guests Frank DemConstitution and LivMrs. Provo, chairman; John Booth, Alice Collins, Ogden; ing, Mabel H. Spanish Fork; Arthur Woolley, Og--C.t ingston, Salt Lake; Mrs. den; D. T. Lane, Salt Lake City; J. Gordon, Cedar City. Ste-JUtah Frank Page Mrs. B Kebholz, Salt Lake City; Hamilton Tom.to Might throughout Publicity William Ig Mr. thil coot 60 Gardner, Salt Lake City; 8. W. Salt Lake; lovermge per wart, Brig Call, Box Willism in Elder, Mrs. Tooke, Salt Lake City; E. A. Littlethe greatest damage Price; Weber and western Davis counties, it field, Salt Lake Cityv hMusie Mrs. Ora Harding, Price; was disclosed here Tuesday at a meetTrophies and Awards Dr. William Helassociation. T. Elliott, Helper, chairman; Gerald Canners Utah the of Mrs. Byron Da strop, Provo; Mrs. ing I en B. McGarry, Milford. In some places the blight has re- Cazier, Nephl; Mathew J. Compton, Strani L. A. Mrs. while others Unit Activities Brigham City. Richmond, sulted in a total loss, Milintary Affairs Captain Stephen low as 15 per cent. Delta; Mrs. Marie Coburn, as losses Salt Lake City, chairman; R. Mrs. Wm. Stringham, Vernal Abbott, andAwards-Mrs.- Eha Walker, Myton; Harold Ambler, Trophies R. Tut- vo; Mrs Harry Reynold, Jr., Spring-milbeth Gardner, Magna; Mrs. I. Ogden. Mrs. Matilda Booth, Lehi. Harold Deppe National Convention Trave- l- S. 8. tle, Myton; Mrs. LoM. Trotman, C. J. Mrs. Fidac Ecclos, Ogden, chairman; Henry E. SlEmlSem-MMarie Lewis, Mil- gan; Mrs. Henry Pickett, St, George; Peterson, Cedar City; W. Hal Farr, rs. Mrs. Mrs. Salt Lake City; Carlton H. Jones, Salt Myrtle Allsop, Tooele. ford; Mrs. Bessie Law, Delta; A. Jas. Mrs. Lake City; E. W. Crocker, Duchesne. Defense Cleo Hatch, Panguitch. National Watson, Mrs. Platt War Orphan Mrs. Hazel Eriana Howell, Ogden; Lewist Golf Wias son, Payson; Mrs. Alice Pond, Cedar City; Mrs. Mary F. Davis, Sachuck don't if I gold Castkgite. wife Green, Dick says My lem. ton; Mrs. H. J. Groendjke, I Mrs. me." leave she'll Salt Legislative Gold Star Mrs. Albert Wilkes, luck! 'I say-to- ugh Salt Lake; Mrs. J. W'seyHoraley, Lake; Mrs. Hannah Walters, Logan; Ogden. Holther. tors. her." J. L. miss IH Yees. BountifuL Brigham; Pro- - Mrs. Thos. Argyle, Beesley, 0. John Mrs. Poppy 22-3- 0, ot wall-boar- d, vice-preside- Full-visio- ar-rang- ed Me-han- e, Gor-do- -- . By-La- Blight Does Damage To Utah Tomatoes -- le-h- art - - re-Ip-ort e; a . |