Show THE SAIF LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY APRIL HERALD-REPUBLICA- N n 8 1917 ARMY CHEERS LACE CURTAIN CHALLENGE ACTION OF U S TONGUE IS COATED Accession of American Ally Heartens British Troops Fighting in France If cross feverish sick bilious clean I 60-ee- coun-erfei- ts England Is Changed Into Vast Garden I re- When you’ve got toto walk on the shoe got away from fddea of vour corn-pains there's only awful e those common-sensone thing to do I’ut Tom CotM JVcrat s Gets-Il Swell In Waler tf Shrivel Loosen and Peel OBs on the corn of “Gets-It- " Pain and Inflammation away light will disappear the corn will—begin to from that instant then It shrivel loosens and falls right off In the There’s no other No world that acts like "Gets-IL- " new discovery has been made in was born since "Gets-It- ” does Don't forget that fact “Gets-It- ” of salves away forever with the use irritate bandages that make a that bundle of your toe plasters that half that do the work knives and scissors Use ’Gets-It- " — no more draw blood or cutting digging T‘Gets-It- ” is sold everywhere 25c a bottle or sent on receipt of price by E Lawrence & Co Chicago III recomSold in Salt Lake City and best corn rem-ed- v as tho world's mended Schramin-Jolinson Drugs (five by tores) Waterloo Pharmacy rps corn-remov- er corn-remove- rs V ‘Tommies’ Home From tlie j j line now passe most of Ills time digging and hoeing truck gardens la hiz native land In doing this he Is augmenting th£ land army of civilians at home and the thousands of soldiers in training at the vari-ou- r military camps in England who find time to do their "bit" in the gardens the length and Throughout breadth of this Island around the military camps and especially along the railway lines an Associated Press correspondent has seen well laid out gardens or allotments The first of February there were £5000 of the plots under cultivation In this country thus giving some idea of the speed with which the people have taken to the spade and plough since the authorities have tried to arouse them to the of starvation as threatened danger by the submarines The government threatened to commandeer idle land unless It was cultivated The result was that farmers everywhere got busy and there Is now very little land "going to waste” On thousands of acres British Tommies are to be seen working beside old men women and children turning up the soil and getthe spring plantting it ready for ing Flower beds are barred only foodstuffs are to be raised In London and other big cities everybody who lives near a plot of usable land has bought seeds Alare assisted by the VacantThey an lotment society organization whose ramifications extend throughout the Island and whose business It Is to attend to the applications of householders for a plot of ground In which to The landowners raise vegetables turn their vacant land over to the The sosociety without charge ciety cuts It up Into allotments usually about ninety feet square These can he had by a householder for six months after the duration of the war for the payment of a fee of 50 cents or $1 to cover coat of administration If the householder fails to make the land produce foodstuffs it la taken away from him by the society which Is a eemlgovernment Institution Emphasis Is placed on the need for growing potatoes of which there Is now a great scarcity lations were severed that American participation might first consist of the sending of epeclal detachments such as aviators machine gun sections and batteries of artillery While the Canadians are Loath to lose the services of any of the thousands of Americans in their ranks It was stated at headquarters today that It was realized that with an American force in the field many of these splendid soldiers would desire to be released so as to serve under their own flag Their long training and experience under the most desperate battle conditions would prove an Invaluable aid It was conceded to American expeditionary corps Many of these men might also be available for return to America to help In training It is also expected that America will ask thatat-a large number of Its officers be tached to the British army for observation and experience under the actual conditions of European warfare Toasts were drunk to America at many a front line dugout tonight The British look forward eagerly to the participation of America thus helping to completely outlaw German militarism d It can be truthfully said that the khaty-claarmy faces the foe tonight with renewed determination to bring about a quick and decisive result STRIKE TIES UP MISSOURI MINES Kansas City Mo April 7—Work will be suspended Monday In all mines In Missouri affiliated with the Southwestern Interstate Coal Operators association W Lw A Johnson general ancommissioner of the association nounced here today as the result of strike difficulties at Klrksville Mo mines employing between 8000 Fifty10000 men will be tied up he anand nounced LOS ANGELES WOMAN AIR RAID VICTIM Rhinelander Wis April 7 — Sidney Knowles 331 S Seeley avenue Chicago received word today that his mother Handsomely styled In serge All new spring waists They are of crops de silk In plain colors and sport efchine pongee fects Sizes 34 to 44 Here are values that win make you believe this Is a July sale and not a at the beginning of sale season Only the most advanced a new right styles are shown in serge wool poplin gabardine wool velours taffeta and Oxford mixtures Plenty in navy and bright Bpring shades summer UNDERMUSLIN CHALLENGE of soft long cloth WOMEN'S DRAWERS— Made broidery trimmed ruffle open or closed style Regular 9100 value at ENVELOPE CHEMISE— Good styles made of Black Cotton Hose 3 prs for 50c 91-0- value at Reinforced sole heel and toe and deep garter hem All sizes challenge this sale price Black only Infants' 29c and 35c White Fibre Slllt Hoee— For Challenge Sale sizes Up to $200 Children's Dresses Wonder Challenge Sale 75c In the Here are some of the best values ever offered The bargains are Immense All desirable styles for girls from 9 to 14 years of agei Mads of pretty ginghams and percales light and dark colora Come early for best choosing — In Challenge Regular 7 — thnt When you see these offering dresses you'll readily- Season-En-d Clearance Sales It la values like In are at prices that only expected Greatest Challenge Sale The these that make It and possible for us to call thisde our chine crepe meteors silk poplins taffeta crepe materials are plain fancy new and fine French serges in the spring shades gold gray tan green brize rose and new blues All sizes 14 to 4A quality yard Plaid Voiles— 40 Inches wide Novelty tinted grounda light 85o quality yard Voiles— In newest French shades and corded stripes 40 spring inches wide 7BS quality yard 2000 Fit bides — In Sport checks plaids etc 36 Inchesstripes wide Regular SKo to $125 values yard De Luxe Suitings —88 Inches wide in new sport shades of green rose The right gold straw tan etc fabric for smart cloth a $100 quality yard Summer Novelties In 40 different latest Imported and domespatterns and $135 tic fabrics $100 CQs vOU IQs “ v yard qualities new silk stripe effects Madras— In fast for shirtings and waistlngs colors 75c quality HTOC yard Best Poplins— In all the desired CTA shades Regular 35c quality yard Muslin — Full yard wide Bleached 12 Vic quality — In Challenge Regular Sale ww yard Oaxnbrlo— 311 11 ends from Berkeley 1 to 10 yards long This item on sale Monday only Regular 20o quality yard Sea Island Nainsook— Mercerized 40 inches wide 12 yards to box Limit 1 box to a customer no phone orvalue at ders Qr box ftO QQ 4fma90 $450 Mercerized Table Unmask — Extra heavy quality 2 yards wide Regular $100 yard quality Double Damask—Fine— Irish make Regular $150- quality In Challenge Sale 1Q yard 9jkiJL9 Fine mercerized satin Bedspread— Marseilles spreads One to a customer' no phone orders - JET 19c Tefrr S478 knit cloth Wash (Toths— Heavy Limit 5 to a customer Regular 5c quality —In C Bale each Challenge WASH GOODS REMNANTS ALL AT HALF PRICE Bummer wash goods fabrics in dress skirt and waist patterns Lengths from 2 to 7 yards long al Hale Ivory Cream for cleanIvory Reging Parisian ular 25c size— 4 Cm In Challenge The Poweii no h A Hover and Fanny Laces— to 27 Inches wide White cream or colored edges Values up to $100 —Challenged at yard Baby Flosnclngs— Over 1000 In the lot Pretty patterns yards 50c and 69c values — CTQp Challenged at yard Val Laces and Insertions— In a varied assortment Over 1500 yards a yard— fZee In values up to ww at yard Challenged 18 27-ln- ch lc Owes Umbrellas steel frame OBiaB-Ben- ge These astonishing silk values sue enough to make this Challenge 9uto the talk ot the town With absolute disregard for present day valuations we have made these reductions to compete In this wonderful ChaUrngu Sale The season's newest and most wanted fabrics enter tbla sale Silk Messallne — In a rich lustrous 8000 YARDS OF HANDSOME FANCY SILKS AT CHALLENGE quality In tha season's best light dark colors 26 inches wide and REDUCTIONS $125 and brocaded Regular satins printIncluding value ed taffetas in the season's best colors and comblnationa All pure silk exGeorgette Crepe — $100 values 26 inches wear AH defor cellent quality p 7Q le sirable colors Regular wide yard ff 4 5$ §§§ $175 values 36 inches $200 value z Ida yard 811k Messallne— In all good colora Is $200 and $225 values 36 7Q w for street or evening wear Hplen- - i! Inches wide will Women's One and Two Clasp Kid Gloves In white black navy gray and tan No fittings Regular $135 value — In Q1 4A Challenge Sale Women’s ialasv of flSi© 0 Sale Reduces SBBk Prices 27-- 1 OCp tl-0- value— Bale Swan’s Down Powder Puffs each In individual 45c value box — In Regular Challenge AQ AND $1239 NEW DRESSES NOW $750 wee we are costume WASH GOODS and DOMESTIC Challenge me- lBo Challenge Here they are at another unchallengable ChalThese are all In summer weight lenge price and serges poplin in plain colors and checks also many in pretty mixtures etc You get them In this Challenge Bale at 1319 All sizes 2 to 14 Second Floor years light CAa New shapes fancy oriental bead effect: lined Regular 250 and L00 yalui In Challenge Sals Leather seal Dag a—OfLined and morroccoL and fitted Regular 75c and values— In Challenge Silk Rfbbeas— 6 inches wide plain and moire and Dresden for hair bows sashes and haga t5c and 85c f Chza values at yard A w V Wash Rtbhosa All silk In white blue pink and lavender color Regular 6c quality —In Challenge Sale yd Perfumed Talcum Powder In large else can a Children's Spring’ Coats $319 Bookfold dium and dark colors Regular 12Vc quality at yard 8000 Varda Zephyr Ginghams 32 15 yards limit to a Inches wide customer 25c quality sit y&rd 4iMM Yards Flowered Organdy— for summer Sheer and dainty dresses 20c quality s e at y&rd 2850 Vania llontex Wash Fabrics— In Victor tissues New stripes aiul checks fast color 25c and 35c quality yard Woven Klaxon-Wo- ven fast colors in sport stripes and checks 4oc quality yafd 811k Crepe Fast colored stripes and plain colors yard wide 75c quality Ynnls yard Hummer Voiles In 2500 woven and printed patterns 36 and A) inches wide 40c quality yard 8 port Fabrics In fancy stripes and K1 K1 patterns and plain colors yard wide 50c long-clot- h Regular Read Bags In DRUG HENDRIES Jergen's Benzoin and Almond Lotion 25e size In children’s wash dresses 2000 Yards Percale— In 0 Lace and embroidery trimmed value — In Challenge Sale or high CHILDREN'S MUSLIN GOWN— Slip-o- n neck styles trimmed with embroidery or fine tuck a Small sizes 59c to 65c s® t val u es at PETTICOATS— Lace and WHITE embroidery trimmed In a wide assortment of styles finished with underlay Regular 175 Ctl value — Challenged at CORSETS— In coutll or batiste and pink brocade Models for stout slender or medium figure Fixes 19 to 30 Regular selling np to 9150 — Tn Challenge Hale A dozen mill seconds In fine cotton hose All em- C “wv Women’s 40 ed 9395 Silk Waists 9348 NEW SUITS AT $1889 velours wool poplins gabardines twills Cut on full loose lines and mixtures Featured with the new and belted large collars and novelty pocket effects of new spring colComplete assortment ors Sizes 14 to 44 Fiber Silk Hose 39c Children’s 29c Cotton Hose 3 prs for 50c ' feel NEW COATS AT $1485 Special purchase of a wonderful line of silk hose with lisle feet and garter tops You’ll find these valuea exceptional and Include all the beet shades black and white all sizes J j Goner 50c ami 05c ' I styles Children’s sets Children’s sets Sport Neckwear Boudoir Caps Remnants of the Mill of Women’s j j Drops and the Com is a 65c 65c 65c 65c Hundreds of Pretty Waists 98c Hand-embroider- I 2 Sale Suits and Dresses ed ! ’ ’ New Neckwear ChafiBenge Prices in ail at 49c Women’s and fyiisses5 nt ) address was Just reaching the front trenches today In its entirety The cist of the speech had been sent out by wireless and also by telegraph and telephony tobut the soldiers generally acwait for preferred tion before spreadingcongressional the news to "fritz" On their way bank from the front trenohes today the troops who had been relieved eagerly bought two days' old London papers from the French newsboys in order to read the American news and the text of the President’s speech In the little French estamlnets cafes and villages behind the lines there was great excitement among the old civilians and the pollus on leave One old gray-hairFrenchman waving a bit of writing paper said he was sending the good news to his son in the trenohes so as to be ptire he would not miss it The weight of America thrown tnto the scales just at this juncture in what Is regarded a the critical year of the struggle has sent a renewed thrill of confidence all along the front One ootild sense It everywhere today Visiting Canadian headquarter and the Canadian trenches the correspond- ent was greeted everywhere with outbursts of congratulations One young captain whose mother is American j raid: "I feel like hugging everybody In sight Everywhere I have been to- lay I wanted to call out the soldiers and ask them if they had heard the now news 1 STAPLE ! Wilson AdOmw Eg lerly Rend The British army as a whole has re- praciimny inretha war ever since the severance of la- Hons the news of which vai greeted ns the hast news which had reached the trenches for many months It was said then that active participation was only a matter of time The President's 1 BEGINS i your kaiser" Corns Peel Right Off With “Gofs-It- ” ot I far-flun- e EH© I With the British Armies In Prance April 6 via London April 7— The news of the action of the United States Senate In voting tor war with Germany g reached the western battle Hue today and wan bailed with cheers Nowhere was the gratification greater than along the section of the front held by the Canadians with whom many thousands of Americans are serving Many Canadian and British companies were busy today preparing signs to hold up over the trenches telling the Germans the tiding from Washington Thin is the favorite plan cf these Tommies to convey all sorts of had news to their enemies across No Man's Land German prisoners taken today bad not heard of President Wilson's address and knew only In a vague way of the breaking of diplomatic relations in February Home of the trench signs were including a brief translation prepared Into German of the President’s statement that America was entering the lists the German government and against not against the German people Others included the latest slogan "No peace with the Ilohenzollerns” while still others read "Get rid of united This will mean wonders for the future relationship of Canada and the United Ktates We feel more like brothers than ever before" WtHiId Welcome American Forets There was much speculation along the front us n the manner of American participation and an almost unt- -' craa1 wish that tlia 1'nlted States should bo represented on the fighting line at the earliest possible moment If only by a brigade or division Mingled with the universal desire that the war should soon be ended was the it would generally expressed hope that last long enough to give the Americans a cimn-at the Germans Apart from the purely military view the soldiers keenly appreciated the moral weight of America’s decision ' Vc know hour delighted we are and cannot help feeling that the news will Germans” was the equally depress the one British officer expression not of hut of scores Some of the British officers reiterated the views expressed to the correspondent when diplomatic re- - OUR SPRING ! Stripes Flying at Front We Canadians and Children love this "fruit laxative" i and and nothing else cleanses ten- aer stomach liver and bowels sotnenicely A child simply will not stop playing i to empty the bowels and the result Is become tightly clogged with they waste liver get sluggish stomach sours then little one becomes cross half-sic- k your feverish don’t eat la bad sleep or act naturally breath system full of cold has sore throat MONDAY OFFERING MATCHLESS VALUES IN MERCHANDISE 1817 stomach-ach- e Listen or diarrhoea Mother! See If tongue Is coated then to know ot with that the women want We the selling price of like merall Salt lake Oity lenge pxices compared give a teaspoonful of "California kk will sale save are chandise values offered in this great challenge you of Figs' and In a few hours all KSs today considerably underpriced Syrup the constipated waste sour bile and considerable Come and Some tomorrow money In instances get your share of these great bargains money many food passes out of the sysundigested tem and you have are selling at higher prices than they did a year or a well playful you need at prices far less than yon have been Everything things child again two ago bnt we want to impress upon you that these chal paying for like Qualities Millions of mothers give "California of is because It perfectly Syrup harmless Figs" children love It and it never §88 falls to act on the stomach liver and of bowels botAsk your druggist for a of Figs” wuich tle of "California has full directionsSyrup children for babies of all ages and for grown-up- s on the bottle Beware ofplainly ?Tinted sold here (let the genuine made They are worth much more Come an dr see if Here is a challenge of over 1000 pieces of by "California Fig Syrup Company Innew in defuse any other kind with contempt neckwear fancies latest there are values better than these about town for dainty — styles —Advertisement cluding less than 9125 The styles are 65c Collars in dainty voiles organdies and Jap silk Shown on Sato sale In this Challenge garments priors that usually appear yen'll flnl trimmed and lace trimmed all season of at offered sales end and 65c Collar and cuff sets Coat Drew at of Ilko character Every salt colored trimming effects and white with whits these Challenge Prices la absolutely new representing the season's most advanced Sizes 34 to 44 65c Embroidered Guimps la materials moat fashionable Como tomorrow and do your aca sou’s buying Soldiers Hope War Will Last Until They See Stars and good little-liv- er bowels THRILLS FIRING LINES that our American family has been Net Curtains 500 pairs of Nottingham and Li in white and ecru colors challenged at these sale prices 2 and 3 yard lengths Regular flM) Curtains In Challenge pair Regular 9310 Curtains In ChallengeC3KO pairCurtains lu CO OC Regular Challenge pair ACT Regular flHO Curtains In wWVO Challenge pairCurtains In Regular ISOO QC ACT wwiTfO Challenge pair ‘SYRUP OF FIGS’ IF yard S215 $250 values 36 inches wide yard CllEPE DE CHINE ETC All Pure bilk In Light Medium and Dark Colors $150 crepe de chine 40 inches wide $200 crepe do clilne 40 Inches wide $25i crepe de chine 40 inches wide $275 crepe meteor 40 Inches wide $275 channelise 40 inches wide SI 35 $169 S219 5240 5240 Umbrellas with fancy wooden handles Regular — $100 values In Challenge Hale “ !"!h" did quality wide at S139 fine bilk Taffeta— Good quality finish in a large variety of colors 36 Inches wlda Regular $175 and $195 bilk Jersey Cloth— Haver’s quality chamois Kelly in white purple green rose soldier blue and navv wii'n6h s S239 I taasa CHIFFON CLOTH Hhown In an assortment of SO good colora suitable for waist and dress trimming at yard ' Robert Knowles was killed recently by an airplane attack on Newark Nottinghamshire county Mrs Knowles lived In Los England Angeles Cal and went to England to visit a son but found he had been killed In the war Mrs CHAUTAUQUA FOR FRICE of Price have pledged Fifty citizens for a themselves Chautauqua program Ki- of one week to be given by the ll son -- White company this summer Alkali Makes Soap Bad for Washing- Hair Necessary Minerals and Metals Found Here Many Not Refined Elsewhere - Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali which is very injurious as it dries the scalp and makes the hair brittle The best thing to use Is Just plain oil for this is pure mulaified cocoanut and entirely greaseless It's very and beats the most expensive cheap or soaps anything else all to pieces You can get this at any drug store and a few ounces will last the whole family for months Simply moisten the hair with water is all and rub It In about a teaspoonful that is required It makes an abundance of rich creamy lather cleanses and rinses out easily The thoroughly hair dries quickly and evenly and Is soft fresh looking bright fluffy wavy and easy to handle Besides it loosens and tgkes out every particle of dust dirt and them to economize tin to Insure as goods as possible Department of commerce reports indicate that there will be a shortage of approximately 49 pera cent In the tin serious curtailsupply ment of threatening the supply of canned food next winter Efforts are being made to increase tin importations from are and Great Britain and plans Singapore facilrushed It is said for increasing being ities for refining in this country tin ore TIN IMPORTATIONS imported from Bolivia Manufacturers of nonperMAY BE INCREASED ishable commodities such as tobacco cocoa and drugs have been requested 7 — Secretaries or pasteto substitute April wrote Washington Houston the chief- board cartoonsglass receptacles Redfleld and manufacturers of tin cans today urgplatiumIn ozokerite used In Insulatinga wires and the navy number of minerals of saltpeter less Importance In addition the state has the union coal deposits of an) state in the largest the largest copper mine in the world lead mines the deposits of world and the only hematite Iron In thelargest workable carnotite ore beds from which radium Is made Utah Is the of more metals and minerals producer to United necessary States in conducting war the than state of the United States accordingany to James A Lane chief engineer of the Mineral Products corporation at Marys-val- e the only company commercially In the making StateaIs He says potash that the potash United production such that the United States can be furnished practically all the necessary munitions potash forBurns an engineer with the Corwin company which Is a Westinghouse of manufacturer munitions gave out the following list of minerals and metals produced In the state which are not found or refined In other states: Potash which Is necessary In making tungsten which hardens exploslvles armor piercing projectiles vanadium which hardens steel uranium which also hardens steel kleselguhr a nonconductor of light heat sound and zinc electricity used in munitions lng large a quantity of canned so-call- ed GERMANY COMPLAINS SALT LAKE PEOPLE GET INSTANT ACTION Those who have used It in Salt Lake are astonished at the INSTANT action of simple buckthorn bark glycerine Because etc as mixed In Adler-l-k- a It acts on BOTH lower and upper bowel ONE SPOONFUL Adler-l-k- a relieves almost ANY CASE constipation sour stomach or gas It removes such foul matter that a few doses often relieve or prevent appendicltla A short treatment helps chronic stomach trouble W D Mathis druggist sur-plsl- 324 8 Main street ng BRITISH MISTREATED COUNT BERNSTORFF Amsterdam April 7 —A Berlin telegram quotes from the North German Gazette the semiofficial a long note Berlin newspaper handed to the Swiss legation In Berlin by the German government protesting against the treatment of Count von Bernstorff former German ambassador to the United States by the British authorities at Halifax 'where the Von Bernstorff party was detained for i some time on their ship for examination It la claimed that and other objects possessionmoney of which was to have been permitted were seiz as contraband Personal property in some of the cabins was roughly thrown about the note declares after the men women and children with the of Count von Bernstorffexception had been submitted to a body search many of them including women being compelled completely to disrobe passengers also are mentioned as declaring they were treated and it Is Canadian customsalleged offithat tworuthlessly cers were Intoxicated while on duty Non-Germ- an BLOOD DISEASE TELLS ITS OWN STORY sors Pimples spots on the skin throat swollen tonsils bone pains dulled eyes and look Not only docs the victim haggard of blood disease suffer physical weakening and mental depression hut has the torof knowing that menting humiliation the milady cannot be concealed from Blood disease the eyes of frlenda above all diseases should have treatment the moment any of its symptoms 9S£ are manifest ”Vrlte to Dr Brown Arch St Philadelphia or send for a ca-tar- rh bottle of BROWN'S BLOOD TREATMENT $3 —enough to last a month Tak it and Get it at note the Improvement Bchramm-Jonaso- n Lake City Drug Stores Salt |