Show Tuesday Morning u 4 Zbe 5nit gakc Zeibunt ' ' ' 1 1 : S ' - 1 ' - I 4 3 All r i fit p ow 41 11 1 1 l I - 4 aft 9' ail Round About ' k C - 9 '' - to r 1 February 17 191'2 - i Virginia Nutter Becomes Bride In Siniple Cathedral Rite I I F i : I I :'-- - - 4 1 i - ' 1 - i f 1 i ' i - : ' 1 - t - - 1 ( i l J i ' - I ' t ' 's 41 - ' 3 i' i : ' ' ' '''''' : ' ' - - - 1 - ' - - : ' 2 - 4 ' 1 f -f ' i - — ' ' Howard Campbell Price Jr whose marriage to Captain Price at high noon Monday In the Cathedral of the Madeleine was one 1 1 of thc outstanding social events of the season Mrs Price is the former Miss Virginia Nutter By Ida Jean Kain about you from the way you sit stand and get about! I can tell from your posture whether your conscience is There are palmists who say they can tell all about you from the lines in your hands and -- ae ipiihyr 0 hsroe nnIo itni notelho eigsi bsptuosms dcy aoknunrotell or naagdi ' ' I ' -4 I 1 r'' ) !'' I - '' ! ' ' 5' 'i ) : 1 : r - '''' t 1 '' -- ' 17 ' -- ' i- ist ' :'''- :z I'::'''''''--''''- 4 4- '' -- :'' i ''-- ' - ' - -- ''': Iv - - : 'i1 ' 'z i ''s"'"-- i : ' :':' i rt 't' ' - : r- -4 1 ' 7 : 7 : : 1 5A t rt " - : t v ' '' ' i :-- ' 1 ill'e t't i!t ---- '''t 14i - r 4 t mom t ' ' V tk:t V :: ' — t :: ''' P"mr ' t ' ''''' f" - 'i 1 : i' : : '1 ct I Miss Fern Robbins Takes Nuptiall Vows An evening ceremony performed in the Salt Lake L D S temple by Stephen L Chipman Monday united in marriage Miss Fern Robbins and Max ck r l the following Immediately temple services the young couple left on their honeymoon which will take them to Sun Valley Idaho For traveling the bride chose an original Paisley silk print accented with black and Her Kelly green accessories corsage was' of gardenias and lilies of the valley The bride s the daughter of Mrs G Y Robbins of 1538 t i - ' t i P 'Vv" - 7 - ' 1 I si - - 6k dopti ' i' t '' 1 1 " ' -- kow64 41 1 e l '''' s‘ '' -- V ' ''''' - 4th:' 'A — 1 bk :' - 5i - ' -- ' i i '''''' t bt: ''''"-'--- -'- - - - '''': ' ' of' 8' ' '2 s't 1 r' t - A! : t' - — -- ' '"-Ç'' ‘ ki 1 - ' i 1 : - ! 4:L k i I ii Laird avenue groom is the and the bride- on of Mr and Mrs William O McKendrick 2770 Highland drive IDorothyi iStevens Reveals l'roth i Late February nuptials have been set by Miss Dorothy Wells Stevens and Hall E Enos of i 41011thaTalitS ti ' a 1 week TriDeltas Ally 11 With Red Cross --- 4 k':- ' i i ' !4' If 1 Pe- -A -' ' ' - ' ' ' ' for DtstfilettoR 1 I (C" 01 r J 1 i j ) '' - '''''''' k"N - - :: - - 114 -- 7401 4 ' i ' illake ' Easy to Slip Cover torgteg THE if A FACT: ' WINNER TASTE-TES- T 1 A FRIENDLY TIP ABOUT HABIT " 1 i r- has won from its leading Tree-:re- ' g 7 I ri if K ''''' ss -- i 11J : - ' - 1 ' 4I t - ' - :- - ''4 - A 4- -ir:'-- ' ' :: ' 1 4 f°) 2 -- ' ' 4 art i I 14 1 - - - Tea" '' I 2-c- up i I ' J E r: it ' 4 :' ' I ' ' 'I J : 1 444t I 118'4 ! m Sof tit St (Imo' dp When tortured by such a mean cough —try Pertussin tor glorious prompt thousands upon relief "For years thousands of Doctors have prescribed it—it must be good! Pertussinbrings relielSO QUICKLY because it's more than a mere soothing syrup Pertussin is a grand and effective herbal remedy It is scientifically prepared to work internally to relieve your coughing spasm It increaBee natural secretionsto Boothe irritated membranes It improves ciliary action and loosens and Makes sticky phlegm easier to raise Safe for both old and young — even small children Get Pertussin today Inexpensive!I Any drugstore -- ' ' relieve if" 71117"":-- 2? I If your linen are not initialed or if you are planning a gift of handkerchiefs blouse or linens you will want these traditionSend 10 ally styled aiphabets cents (coin) for above pattern number to The Tribune-TelegraHome Service bureau Salt Lake City Utah Released by Bell Syndicate Inc (CAUSED BY COLDS) - 7:7 I :1 1 twor 18) ''''te 'ir ' 1 IV t ) CIL ' ( t41'stt Famous herbal remedy IN BAGS TOO—I2 or 40 bags to the package Mai - PERTUSSIII FOR ltE K LOIUE Still Questing still searching Paramount for a girl t4 play the role of Maria in the technicolored plcturization of Ernest Hemingway's "For Whom the Bell Tolls" with more than 70 screen tests made of potential players is ° -- - I ' I Mrs Visiting his mother Annie E Paul 1360 Fifth East street during the past week was Major Warren D Paul of Santa Ana Cal He was also guest of his Wife's parents Mr and Mrs S J Singleton 978 East Thirteenth South street i - ':J - '':'' 4 - ' 41Ctla-- Charles F Wiggs 1152 drive from Colorado Springs where she has been a student at Colorado college d Everybody is busy these days and that upsets matters at home Mother has tci take time out for war service is in the army or the navy or the air forces big sister is out all (lay working things that Ilsefl to be done without your thinking about theni are left undone because nobody has had time to attend to them That is where you come in as good citizen soldiers- You take up the slack big-brothe- time enough to spare ask the teacher in school who has the housekeeping class or the Red Cross worker They'll show you You take over the beds Can you cook? If 37ou can read a cookbook and you have a stove handy you can begin Start with the things you know best: potatoes eggs broiled bacon pancakes coffee Practice on the family They won't mind Before long you will be able to get the dinner and relieve your mother and you can be sure she will thank you for that Just a word about cooking I I the vegetables etann etiheeanni rinse them well water sae taerthw- ak tepoht tiliait Nke70101 i' t i::::! ' ht ( irlia ado !' r-- st :::::s :'161 IPP7I :: 4 s" 1- -11 11- t) : s - - I b' I 1 JojidkJi(Iiii: so MAIN ::: I ii 42 - - - - 1 : ---3 U N ILA' - II11 13 L111 ' :::' - L: :::: through an expert's eye :i:l 1 ::i :i1 ' t - T0 THE reader this war can be a mass of men and equipment in a sea of confusion Or it can be a series of planned moves with the fate of a continent—a world perhaps—hanging on their INecution To follow this war STRATEGICALLY to grasiti the plans behind the chaos takes For that reason The Salt Lake trainipg Telegimm starting this week will give its readers the war analyses of Major George Fielding Eliot—tactician strategist acknowledged expert able writer Major Eliot who served in the World war is a veteran of the Dardanelles Paschendaele and the Somme He knows the present terrain He has been a major in the United States Military Intelligence As author and lecturer he is rated among the tops in his field - last-minu- :' te The Neirspaper Writings of Major Eliot- Are Directly i on Top of Events - ugly toilet stains lansanitary film collects on toilet bowls constantly Don't wait till you can see it Keep the bowl glistening and above suspicion always Just h at sprinkle in a little least once a week (Directions on the -- :: '' 1 t: ii ' : Sani-Flus- Read Them Exclusirelv in The can) w- -ge n Imo MIll I (Adv) - : t ': lettaierny especially to and stubFeel Years Younger Full of Vim born from toilet bowls It's stains feeling blame othausted ntI anatActi at what a little not like Rio renYal'il ito ordinary cleansers You with (bores will do Contents IIPIIPtal to 1011104 Often nedMIPi after 41)—by bodies lacking DOn't even have don't ron: calcium phosphate 1taniln 1i A touch the toiletscrulk your hands Hermit' wrilec 'I took it tilvaelf (1elit ti were fine Cettipeclal introductory 3:)(1 sire )filret Scientific tests prove Sant-Plus- h Tonle Tablets torisy for only 29c ettoo feeling old Alan feeling people! and yonnorr this very daV cannot injure plumbing connections For sale at all gooct arug stores septic tanks Sold everywhere The In Salt Lake city at Pay hygienic Products Co Canton O everywhere and Walgreen's 0 It14 i- v J1 I !::::'' Invisible film becomes Less Drug t' - 0 '1 Prol I - - ' dill' :i:ii :i Advert isemIL e 1 11 - tüty Clara M Clawson shows suits from sixteen ninety-eigdolup to thirty-nin- e lars Your suit is the KEYSTONE in your spring wardrobe 57 Main e — :: t Mrs two-piec- the home kitchen' and the home equipment all to the good We are fighting to keep our homes so you are Important members of the 'fighting army 'Released by Bell Syndicate Inc — i:i:i::::::::ii:- ' two-we- ek nfonrmtuhneitidotniraatniodnertaunipdrn ieln tyito The beds have to be made You can do that If you never have tried it begin now SomeIf body will show you :how there is nobody at home with ' ' Mrs Joseph B Kelly of Bronx N Y president of district 'No 4 of the Phi Mu sorority in New York will arrive in the city Tuesday for a visit with the Salt Lake chapter notebook Keep your flashlight in its place Keep your mind in good working order by giving it plenty of 'practice in planning practicing what you may need to do Above all make yourself useful Take over the job at hand and do your best That is what is expected of citizen soldiers of school age You are enlisted ' ii ut Mrs Gilmer Children Can Serve Country By Tackling Home Tasks Patri - Miss Frances Wigica is home with her parents Mr and ' By Angelo - From Flint Mich comes Mrs T P Monaham for a short visit with friends and relatives In Salt Lake City She is the former Miss Marian Boyle and used to make her home here- - Mrs Max MeKendrick whose marriage took place Monday evening in the Salt Lake L D S temple Before her marriage she was Miss Fern Robbins Horoscope worn-o- j - ' ? 40 50 60 ! ' '': ' Here for a brief' stay is Mrs Victor Bertrandias of Encina Car During her stop here in the city Mrs Bertrandias is visiting at the home of Mrs J C Pawlas The visitor is well remembered as the former Miss Marguerite Clayton of the silent films l') ! ! ' - : Old at Get Pep ' aw) n 1 ' - Lieutenant John Haymond of the United States air corps and other relatives ' : I c - two-wee- i ' ‘t:'1''''''' w Men Women I I - - - ' ''' - how much water it takes Let it A brand-neboil first then drop in your slip cover to blues! banish those vegetables cD000nitsalt until the end of the It's not hard' to make your own :: covers the pin-oYou can cover potatoes with ' way And think whatl they can boiling water but be sure yew do for family morale! don't: soak them in it NVatch The gay cretonne in our piewith a ttr)kke to see Aletther l and ture is yellow printed with parthey a re rot green bowknots The trimthen pour the voter off quickming is easily applied moss ly and dry the potatoes on thelowest heat Don't let any vegefringe—in parrot green—all very modern and far from gloomy! tables soak in the hot water once it is cooked Every step in making a slip cover is clearly explained and Vegetables are important diagrammed in our keep you healthy Learn They i booklet "Making Slip Covers cook them to how Can you clean the house Successfully" Send 15e (plus 1 cent to covfrom end to end? Any strong er cost of mailing) for bookintelligent child can do that and let to The Tribune-Telegrahe should- do it if there is need Home Service Bureau Salt Lake Every time one of you takes over the work of an adult you City Utah for help your country That goestendcooking cleaning :baby ing mending anything that needs doing Every school pupil k above the fourth grade and a woman and Feb- ar- some in that grade ought to tisItfic stytoauaere your birthday beable to take over the houseapt to be reflected hold in an emergency and see it in your tout ensemble Blessed with dexterous hands you ought through until help comes Can to be able to do many things you do that? I've heard of British children who cohld and who :::A Your perexceptionally well did You can too sonal bearing should win you a Do you know where to go to great deal of respect and greatly aid in furthering the social busireport danger? To Whom to go ness or professional aspirations for help in emergency? Find out Keep asking until y o u you may entertain As a teacher know dietician office or business Write important telemanager secretary author muphone numbers in 'Your 'pocket sician artist singer : Mrs G A Pursell and Mrs J C Haymond are back k in the City after a visit in Denver Colo where they visited the latter's son - daolnitttlebilwr:natclr01W1 watienhstoloiant Speaking of Palm Springs former Salt Laker Mrs Schuyler Gros is vacationing there for a few weeks from her home In Redwood City Cal 'I- c -- tvc- 1 '' - -- 4 4 - S - ''"' --- ' t t- : ' e ''''''''' ''''-ir s - '' ' ' ' q( ' 0 r 'Z 0i '' '2 ' - ' ' - - ‘ s 1 '- !:--t- -' - :' ' e ' 4 1 '' 1- 1 N ' '' ' - 4 ' - S: iIP A ‘- )' ------ 4 ' 1 4 4 - 4- - 4 - m Pattern No - ' ::' '' ' I 1 a 1 ' ' 1) goo fr"": Claims of tea flavor are easy to make But to prove its extra richness by test as Tree Tea has done is more difficult Don't let habit guide your try Tree Tea the brand that has proved it's better tonight You will agree this 19 to taste test winner is "The V'orld's Finest - 11111116 giie competitor NINETEEN times in unbiased taste tests Tree 'Tea tastes better has more flavor That's why in' 23 tests it won nineteen tied three and lost only one! Make your own taste test- at home—match Tree Tea against any other brand You'll dis- cover that its matchless blend does make a big difference in flavor You'll enjoy this better tea as you've never enjoyed tea before A 1 TREE TEA MAKES : '1 -: 40-pa- 14 c -- 47' It's it slx-wee- k trip through the east for Mr' and' Mrs E H Burdick They expect to return to Salt Lake City around the first of the month """I'''- -4-' 1- - ' 44-c- I ' ' P ' the For Red Cross relief Delta Delta Delta sorority is meeting twice this week The Tri Delta Aliance Red Cross unit No 2 will meet at the home of Mrs Eugene T 465 South Twelfth Pingree East street Friday afternoon afternoon twenty Monday members of the sorority met at the home of Mrs Royden J Banta 1766 Yalecrest avenue There's much aid for the mercy cause when the Trii Deltas ally with the Red Cross trim-fittin- g ' ' 4 - 1 t i ne vert you like to lead or are content to tag along and whether you have corns I can feeling and gauge how you-rguess your occupation can I tell your age! When you are depressed about anything your sLate of mind Is reflected by slumping Sadness makes you lose your buoyancy physically as well as mentally When you are gay there is a lift to your bearing If you are a careless person you are very apt to have an indifferent poorly Integrated posture If you are the type that gets things done it's all there al-in your walk A leader almost ways has an erect confident carriage By his manner of standing and walking he inspires confidence you do foreight or nine hours a day is bound to leave Its mark This is modified of course by your activity during the rest of the day and by your vitality But while there are some beatiful exceptions it is generally true that the stenographer is inclined to round her shoulders the bookkeeper to let her head poke forward the clerk to have sway back The nurse gets taken arches and the on a "tired" housewife posture and settles through the middle The actress and model have excellent postures e issse xgtyor000ud i - I i deal or 1 1 i - Your Posture Tells Past and Future i - i I1 - 40" Mrs I : ' ' 1 I I ' ': 40 i i- 1 ''s t Mary-of-the-Wasat- ' - 1 Cradle News ' ' r0AN 17" 1 ! t f :' - well-know- I Mr and MtsNVill Btowne are back in the city after a several-wee- k visit in Los Anand Palms geles Springs DurMr and Mrs their ing stay Browme stopped briefly with former Salt Lakers Mr and Mrs Frederick Steigmeyer in Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs W Claude Freed in Palm Springs s To bothI society and military worlds comes the announcement that two of their most prominent members Miss Virginia Nutter and 'Captain Howard Campbell Price Jr have taken their nuptial vows They were wedded Monday at high noon at the Catl4zIral of the Madeleine in a smartly simple ceremony attended only by family members The Right Rev ' Monsignor Patrick F Kennedy officiated After the ceremony the couple 1237 Seventh East street They left by plane to make their home will be wedded in the Salt Lake at Fort Bragg N C where CapL D S temple February 281 tain Price will be terpporarily The bride is the daughter of stationed Mr and Mrs James M Wells The bride olember of an outof 1241 Seventh East street' standing western family is the Thursday evening the bride-to-b- e Nutdaughter of Mrs Preston will be complimented at a ter 105 East South Temple street and the late Preston n Colorado Nutter a cattle baron who became as well a legislator to that state She was graduated from St and atLieutenant and Mrs Wiltended the University of Ari- son Jones are now the zona at Tucson She is a promof a baby boy parents proud is and inent Junior Leaguer He arrived Friday at the active in the Children's little Cross hospital His Holy theater movement Outstandmother is the former Miss ing in civilian defense activities Muriel Jones daughter of she is a board director of the Mr and Mrs Howard M American Red Cross Jones son Is of the Captain Price Miss Kathleen Pingree Brigadier General and Mrs is baby news at the home Howard C Price of La Jolla Cal His family is also promiof Mr and Mrs Malcolm J Her known in Salt nent and well Pingree of Ogden f Lake social circles as General mother is the former Miss Price was commandant at Fort Luacine Peery of Salt Lake Douglas from 1927 to 1931-- CapCity tain Price 'attended Pennsylare now in Two SOnt4 vania Military college at Chesand Mrs Mr of the family PA ter Columbia university at The secN M Thompson New York and was graduated on Lincoln's ond arrived He of Utah from the University weighing in at birthday Is also a graduate of the United seven pounds States Army Field Artillery school and was recently graduIt's a Valentine baby ated from the Command and for Dr and Mrs Allan C General Staff school at Fort The wee miss Thurman Leavenworth Kans He is one L D S hospital the tipped of the Sons of the American scales at 6 pounds 14 ounces Revolution Pennsylvania chapHer monther is Saturday ter the former Miss Claudia For the informal ceremony Elaine Stokes the bride chose a smartly-tailore- d original:suit of soft mountain mist blue wool with matchmiscellaneous shower at the Clustered at ing accessories home of Miss Louise Kelly 846 her shoulder was an exquisite Seventh East street Miss Norcorsage of white orchids ma Taylor will be cohostess ensemble ean tcionagt ohteor sccehloict the parties that have Among fur :Pladrims already honored the bride-elewas a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs Doris L Spencer 55 Southgate avenue1 last '' - " - 1 LS : rrs i: pi 173 :2431 (Advertiolement) 6 Irmo ri n WWII I isa ii--is 'Imola At OWIll f LIWAllinl r iks mg ‘ i sof Ir ' 11 fi t |