Show 1 SEPTEMBER 19 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING 1934 11 But In elevators to1 apartment tip for the girl who is serving kind and even in elevators In Already w are at work on mar We found that soma of our ear et-b- y note books building- - man ho user painting claLSsmatcs wfnt to Wisconsin the tip clubs scene from nature In water colors world's fair California Idaho Colohi hat These elevators are tha woman who secure her? usually does not remove his hat And By KATHRINE DE PEYSTER W have been studying a number rado Brighton and tho canyons 1 At the office where I work we etiquette does not require that he regarded as a room social rather than have an electric elevator whichjs doPiL Usually this kind of elevator huiiniL — —— Mis Runt (pent her vacation of black widow spiders which (he Betty Jo Johnson contribute: We TIP FOE Home 3IaLmg Class used mainly by the employes Should is crowded and hurried and it is are all busy with our regular work Dear Miss da PeysteR have— brough Imer thwJ’aeilio-eoaat- i Mis- - AdciinecdrB 1934 his Features Synto to w man remove his week a woman Last a make when sensible man mors we hat (Copyright on shall a in the Later King lor spent reviewing last L I keep year visited at A Century ol belong to a club of II girls enters? Or is that etiquette observed hat on dicate Inc) o pictures using the milk- year’s work and we were all surProgress Miss Alice 'Willey was in silhouette prised at the amount we had forgot- On club nights w hava dinner to- only in an elevator in a public buildSan Francisco Mrs Rose Graham in weed we have been gathering ten during th summer k gether usually at a restaurant Late- ing such as one in which thereKare 'Berkeley Cal! Miss Elizabeth In ly we have been going to the home a number of offices? Beverly Savage says the went to the northwest where Reporters Selected by WIST JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL— she met Miss Maud Martin and Miss room 10 has been learning how to of a woman who serves dinners to 1 By all means leaye a tip tor On our return to achool we were Children make maps They are studying Hol- private parties She cooks the din- this waitress It would mean only a BardweU Mlaa Myrtle BlackOrra Kindergarten land Switzerland and Norway greeted by the laces of e cumber of burn apent her vacation in San Franner and w pay 50 cents a plate small amount for each member of new leech era Their name are She usually has a girl (one whom she your club— and I am sure that it cisco Mrs Eleanor Dyer also want Editor Virginia Guernsey follows H B Bradford geography to San Francisco where she attend to do th aervlng Is It would mean very much to this girl WASATCH SCHOOL— The kinder- Captain Call Buglers provides) G Connors mathematics C T ed Teachers’ --Miss correct for the club hostess to leave 1 In business elevators of thia last children elected college Dorothy reporters garten Fairbanks shop S B Brown art Wells For Prompt Ceremony her vacation at Yellow- Wednesday Jane Gray of the mornnatural science Cal ' McKneely stone- spent and Jackson lake Miss ing session and Barbara Osborn of park mahematics Mr Ryan boys’ gym MacNeil went to the Pacific the afternoon session Jana reports: William Tnddenhau Editor Mrs V Cass English Mrs S L Wil- Jean I coast J - v Many of us are busy at ht)me sewing j liams type Mias Sheila Woodland children are happy to re- new clothes for our dolls to wear Arisen Fleming Aeaeelato Editor the All v girls gym turn apd are going to work hard at the pet show while ethers are LONGFELLOW SCHOOL-Rob- ert We regret losing J W Anderson year building fine ciges for the kittens Storm the captain calls tha attento West high and Mrs Alice Kendall for th following v T rabbits chickens pigeons and ducks tion of who waa married this summer and is Longfellow buglers at 7 minto come In W are being very Teaching siow making her borne in San Fran- Changes thoughtful of our pets too and arc utes to each morning They are cisco sure Staff CAES Surprise Pupils temberthey28 will win a prize on Sep- then ready when the bell for th flag Something new and very InterestSPECIAL ceremony rings at 5 minutes to 9 We ing in the home economica departnews: Our 'sends this Barbara all at line FrL raisattention for the up Thar ment ie being organized It i a claas Baveriy Bank Editor teachers art helping us to "always ing and lowaring of th flag so Sat in bom making lor 7th grade girls Robert Barker Asaeetoto Editor cartful" when crossing streets Merhm Nut reports: W are Jenny Gates In tins course the girls are WILLIAM M STEWART SCHOOL be only and th other day we practiced crossLayer taught things which are very useful —When the fall term at Stewart ing streets at the corner walking giving topics some of which we have found very interesting One of the to them luch as how to set a table started the pupils were & to surprised carefully and keeping to the right topics 4pld about President Roose-velt’- f plan a meal and serve a meal former The boys and girls who must cross discover that three of th viiit to Hawaii and of how he teachen were missing Miss Kathryn South Temple street practiced going thray a garland of flowers in the Griffin who ha gone away for Programs of Students through the tunnel W liked this sacred volcano there Mias Ruth Grover who and enjoyed the caraoar year to study Amerioen Lady Bread) tha food you ntad fov turthjug anwtt 'Arranged in Quick Order got married and Miss Eva Lund Mr past over our hearing Its oarbohyerataa nnd urotUna give you vitality lor bard wore heads Th Suita in of Johor has lost a ' and plenty of energy foe plait Ordte from your sroetr today ' Mias Beard from Wyoming is taking W have found many improve-ifcan- t substantial bet with friend because H' Lund's place in th mathematics delir our school this year Many Dr' J E Thomson of th M Gloria Ana Allen Editor American Lady Baking Company Malay 1M (yoke Maaeaka AaaeeUta Editor partment Miss Carter from th train- new books have been added NBA Bakary 14-o- z States has gained his "A pilot's air SCHOOL BRYANT JUNIOR HIGH ing achool at Berkeley has charge library so that now children from certificate at Heston England at the —Although our enrollment this yesr of the physical education for girls th third to th seventh' grade can age of 89- -’' v- was vary large by Monday most of and oral expression and Mlaa Nanon use it Since thia change has been were Croxall who formerly was in charge made there is no longer a hom room th student programs and they were ready to start of cooking now has both cooking in the library Miss Ellamaa Clark With such Mrs Lois Miller our our music teacher has a home room and sewing work for the achool year a good beginning we are confident principal has a new secretary - Miss and now teaches both oral reading and music Also a platoon system Bryant will maintain its high itand-ar- Hanks Although we greatly miss our old has been started in the fourth grade 153 In the cooking classes girls teachers the new ones art doing which so far has proved very successhive enrolled As this is the canning splendid work and introducingmany ful season they sre very busy just now ne£ ideas which the student body Again we have taken up student Their first lesson was in canning to- unanimously approves government which is quit new to matoes the sixth grade students but they They will next can pears and peach hava responded loyally Work Students Begin The girls In sewing are learning Th sixth and seventh grades have to us a sewing machine They will New Teacher Assigned found The Tribune very helpful in toon be ready to make their aprons their art and nature work Albert Already gym suits have been Fayson Terhune’s dog stories help Ruth Hnator Editor These Price Effective At Once at All Three Markets checked ahd lockers assigned in prepLOWELL SCHOOL—The school them In their study of dogs and aration lor our gym work Basket on article another it bird to proving welcome out a merry ball EASTERN In art we are not only learning th pealedand on September S very informative girls boys how to draw but are alto being Th children smart and gay lit their Elois Bamberger reports: Tha taught to aea the beautiful things new fall clothes thronged to the Wasatch school will hold its annual l WELL around ua door happy yet reluctant to leave pat show on Friday September 28 We are on a great planning having their vacation pleasures and begin many interesting and curious exhibits Teapherg Spend Summer their achool term An important question probably and hope many people will come i Vacation! Traveling arose In every mind "Who will be i Placed my teacher tills year?" However Platoon System Jar Large Helen De Nike we Lowell pupils know that wa will In Use First Year Julia Derlns Editors be satisfied with whichever teacher LAFAYETTE SCHOOL The La- we have s our experience in forMilk Large can HONEY fayette achool children were very mer years has proved that they all Barbara Boyer Straub Editor ' Baby Cans 1 for lOo much surprised upon finding their take an interest in us and in their Joseph Patrick Associate Editor' Cerfo b 10 auditorium painted and new fixtures work We are'looking forward to pall ENSIGN SCHOOL— Patricia Swan-e- r put in It is painted in a cream shade happy and profitable year lbs 0604 reports: ' This is our first 100 You can i&fely place your confidence in the high quality and trimmed in blue and gold The year in the platoon system We enElaine Terry writes: Schilling’s Bpkgs 10 of food we carry On whH of the teachers of the first fifth sixth and seventh grade pupils joy it very much because the vaplatoon Mist Olson has returned have begun the year with two new riety makes the work more interestMODERATE PRICES from a year's leave of absence Ev- teachers Miss Thorsen who will re- ing We have two new teachers this COMPLETE SERVICE eryone is very glad aha is back and place our art and nature teacher year and we are trying to make them wa hope she is happy to' be with us and Miss Thorn who will take the nappy by working hard Catsup-or Bron again i We writes place of our former social science Patricia Burton Our principal Miss Oliva Ferris teacher We knowwe shall appreci- have 30 children in our room We rom'-tt-o went to Portlsnd and other Psclflc ate them as much as we did our hava had fun Large covering our books On o PpidatLtoi Stofe I coast Cities Most of the teachers former teachers bottle Campbell’— All ” Wednesday we had to give talks on also had a lovely vacation thia sumcon-- 'trips w hsd taken during the sum- 3 eanilQC caddy OOUpS varieties Betty Jane Maynes our nature SCHOOL NEWS and VIEWS tributes: MESCIQl man-remo- - WAmm ®i hr -tn- -tiote val - Pat-ric- 5-- i — “-- in WEDNESDAY SEPT 19th 3 lb 17c pt 23c Theese — Full Cream R & W Mayonnaise 7-- UNTIRING ENERGY CLOROX R & W Catsup 3 Shoulder Lamb Chops Shoulder Veal Chops Ground Beef Rib Boll Beef Cubes for Stew Cauliflower — White INI to-th- e Homa-Oam- ad ‘ fill ciSmuTHMAinl pint 10c CLOROX ’’ I Seedless Raisins 2 pks 17c Seeded -- (rTS® if 0 17c quart glass 2 lbs 2 lbs 2 lbs 2 lbs 2 lbs lb Celery— Large Stalks 15c 25c 10c 10c lb 5c Sweet Potatoes 937 EAST 21ST SOUTH ST 19c 39c 35c 19c 39c bottle 25c 10 lbs 59c Eastern Concord Grapes JELL 2 pkgs 9c in CERTO (Crackers SUGAR Preserves ''"7 for ConcopdGpape$£Ui‘-35doz 31c 2 hot 4Be 15a 6c Jelly Glasses lbs 59c Sugar 5-- 10-l- 69c bars 21c Spices Bulk Vinegar 23c gal 69c 2 for 25c L 3 lbs 20c Catsup Marshmallows 29c nr Soda Crackers 33c 10c 23c Soups Cu"mkUM 25c Soap Coffee Sugar 4-- “V Jelly Glasses— Parowax Car of Eastern Concords Just Arrived Price Is Low— Stock Splendid 2-- lb Brooms ' 31 k 14-- oi 5-- Matches- -! 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