Show SALT HERALD-REPUBLICAN THE LAKE CITY SUNDAY UTAH 22 EBRUARY 1914 't ’ IN UTAHNS NATIONALiiu CAPITAL ! BpaelaV Th nerald-Rerrabliexn eb 21 Washington — inches been coveredwith several this being the result of the first of the winter The climate snowstorm has bee a changeable but until the last lertv days there haa been no trace of bene-' know The novelty is a doubtful fit but adds a touch of Realismto the season reception given at The congressional Jlousu last White Tuesday the contrary to most expectations proved to bo that of the receptions have enjoyable been given by the Presidentthis were not so many people usual add as a consequence dancing part of tha entertainmentand was aarreatlv hv enioved uy muse nartini purilClwi “U cujuou A number of the Utah people present sent including Mr Mrs cC and Mrs Mr and Mrs IL RMt Bradford A Rich and Mfs Henry Andrus Mra Clark Mrs Abbie Chafin Mary Nana and Ruth Lola Johnson Beth Bradford Howell J X Van Wagoner and Julian M ThomasEk A Wall CoL and his two daugh ters wero at the New Wil-W lard hotel registered IL King Is also a guest at the New Willard oimra IllhllAss jubilee of rtf tHas the Tfrt tn of rtf The golden Knights was held in PythiasThe Washington this week celebration marked the Xiitleth anniversary of the foundingot the Knightsof John P Meak-in' Pythiaa of Utah formerly grand chancellor as a knights representedUtah at the jubilee and delivered delegate a short address on that occasion Mrs Sutherland andentertained Miss Grover Rebentlsch Martha at a luncheon last 8atiyrdaoi 'Miss’ j Agnes Hartof Wilson daughter the secretary labor entertained girls at a about twenty luncheon last NfarJ- Howell was week Miss iliss one guests Howell was the guest of Midshipman Noel Davis atThea hop at Ajnapollslast Saturday at the navy yard here entertained at an Informal dance last Thursday and the usual good time was Mary enjoyed aisl Ruth Howell and D Van Wagoner were Utah people invited Kappa Sigma fraternity gave a dance on that day at the chapter house here Mrs Reben-tlsch Grover Miss Ruth Howell Clarence E and Julian Wright Thomas were Utah guests Once the it year at National Park seminary girls’ school at well known orest Glen Md the girls entertain Washingtonhas I ofnow t (L Thinking we interesting more which supplied ' 4 i the the fashionablewomen -the gil” I H I I! M I I I ’I ' W ashington’s birthday wonder which would be the of i best stores wants of the Washington9 of s - yearThere presentas time the t t -were through It' ancestrizl souls wonders of future those have penetrated the progress and feasted their eyes upon Brien9 s? stores similar to Keith-O9 Then— 'jSLf r Jll jLjTi few fl I 5 people tremendous was sweep of the wildernesstoward the setting sun they knew naught the horizon not far west of t thet tt ofthe t t t 5 could Or t i could we view ihem vista of years — — dim Since the ships electricity the telephone the bicycle the the wireless automobile the talking machine the motion pictures the flying machines the skyscrapers the mines 1 -Richards IBW-R times have come the steamboat railways those gin mill the the of the HwEl steel offi-Cer-s ' W stupendous manufacturing the plants the magnificentstores — and what not along the line of business J Ik weiny waraers a in val-entlre at in the theatre and Clarence E Wright and Shirley P Jones were present at the dance the following night The dance was held In the gymnasium was decorated in an original andwhich artistic by the girls of the junior class manner of I the William ? D J William land board think We W of ashington and in their day True men great in the sciences we have men wise schools in medicine in law other now in TO CLOTHES r Evelyn Moyle thepresentation "Snow White" seminary Odeoh Dance! A HAND-TAILORED their friends with a celebration called the Mardl Gras The festivities last two days and include dancing theatri-cals and various of athletics and forms other Mr and Mrs H A amusements Rich and Miss guests of Miss Kathleen Roberts were - development? U R E day The down ’ of at has gone best its demands exacting — to large and small start to the beat of the music and what young healthful pastime really The exercise and necessary grace keep the dancer young a that she wearing the proper corset Easy graceful lines showing the wide waist girlappreciatedby everyone today The particularly and natural figure are young must have her corset right to show these lines and keep them minute that rom the is time for to the her style that’s wear corset our expert service guaranteesher the of right from models Warner’s Corsets Every among new in humanity closer it is hroth- more unsatisfactory was to In men who of think We wanted place its I '!' -l The to Herald-RennhUjW 21 in York of Governor Bory — New a few days ago and with usual have been pushingwestern Utah inter-8l well as yorously as here sightseeing Before coming the party spent several days in Philadelphia meeting financiers who are interested in A enterprise each made Suit to holds fit its ready-made particularly i $1 that The feels wears At air of an for $10 than time the the same quality which all adds A much to a personal attrac so Our your the stvle — the iron-clad fabric guarantee the the trimmings constitutes one of fact everythingthat garments If it isn’t right money cheerfullyrefunded don’t m Reduction NEW New Governor Spry was Sunday and New York Hts take fit coming shapes WHY Avenerable v — stocks The suit in end of $1000 body here Now by no means slender corseted A I q J visit most not yet complete that arrived have ww but forecast assortments season of unusually handsome headwear pulls it It closely as the of has and rubber straps hips tit Custom-Made eature IT Mr M Laski ax a Remodeling and taken clergyman white-haired ur back The and corset like as you this of Twenty-two practical years experience Marshall ield — associationwith isher Chicago Daniels& of Denver Co is sufficient now with Keith-O’Brien — comment on Mr Laskin’s ability Co of and Bring your furs in advantage of will be the or play this Model 8089 model is the open rubber bands It is but top the bust in corset front See skirt lays down pulling as snug has is adroitly so veil some women added advantage the laces side A seam unique feature which is backed beautiful designed that supported Price with model a fhe base ’ likes man Our storage positive but a long I charm also skirt models sense not of only The are a protectionagainst stylish shirt well-made he will have it you long and moths They will be Thp charges for Has the popularat $100 they skirt so Price low ffl w I the has the long a The a All skirt giving the long new straight lines so much in demand Dainty lace trimming six Rubber Button Hose Supporters attached $375 per pair Security 3 present Model correct not result also bust not failure matter of price but Warner Models are fashion molders— at whatever price This very you pay new model fits the average figure It is lightly boned making it pliable and comfortable It of figure foundation is 210 Announcement- repaired desire so etc average and figure expensive your effect will be questionis so one’s the the if the personality Model particularlygoo4 corset for to matter how corseted individuality one’s to 5155 Model No gown comfortablethat so certain a time provides system insurance against fire storage perfect-fitting a IWi a of $1000 lines satisfactorywhen Warner's Rust-Proof flexible and and figure your most topless new add during now a if a average model is 8089 work at SHOULD BE STORED NOW Section If Model just the is care-of feel her to Yielding Corsets— Whether isy Garments URS — 's Men the She urrier n Model Repairing of 1 Shirts of Redfern is or large IM 210— L Well uncomfortable rubber bandages and of this low likes she adjustment through the by be or this type in the over to flesh this illustration in as wear the to is skirt corset she excellent them season the and little a ’ y— are patterns and new the dull take season and prices low between-season re-frobi are reasonable being made to the valuationof the furs in Keitn-O’Brien proportion custom-made the Company New Edison Disc for Agents Phonographs ' Domestic and flannel a patterns imported madras Trench Prices flannel $250 to silk in $900 percale exclusive UNDERPRICED merchandise Thomas SQUARE Monogram DISC free I Sanitary Reasons Cannot Exchange I or I We -Harper’s Magazine QUAINT CONCEIT COMBS "Matthew Arnold's manner was not Intended to be taken seriously When the poet’s air was most Olympian his clear eye had its kindliest twinkle" was Mrs Caroline Earle The speaker White tir£the Philadelphia woman who founded American antivivisection If! moveVnent are the lis A has quite Suit the wear very’ pleasing at this The the Ahs - spring day Section interesting The and woman who is keepingit well Things Corseted in our it ww Received Newport had many a lock young women for h hair The clergyman pleased at tnis expression of respect grantedthe request in each instance continued for several days but his wife received orbing a note end to whlqh put delusion an her husband’s pleasant proving as it did that their motives were too practical and utterly devoid of sentiment It ran: Dear Mrs White: Won’t you please ask lyour husband to send me just little lock of of hisialr? All been the girls here at the college have taking lessons in making hair flowers and so of the girls have already manythajt asked him rather ask thought would you! dosso hope you will do this for me as ilt fis almost impossibleto eet white hjstm suitable for flowers” — of of mind in the fashionablesort for the looks after her figure by Do Well immigrant WANTED SHE on for every are Millinery’ a A - at chapel speaker told of hts first as an English first night was spent in castle and his pillow was his Garden arm back of park over lhe a bench a Heber Hancock of Logan sang sacred solo at the close of the services Committeeman Wallace was also at the mission house services night in who MILLINERY Hats interested in of size She Each special offer to last until week only — rhaking each less than usual prices charged b i a comfortable is 8089 Can Woman the C this guarantee wayhome future action formerly Usually r protection We is D Washington better better spring Guarantee department ' of She Salt manager tailored fabrics and fashion new plates now here promise a very successful season The man who is a particulardresser should come in and talk clothes with us EVERY SUIT WILL BE EXACTLY AS Prices WE SAY IT WILL BE $1500 to $5000 Our $2500 and $3000 Suits cannot be duplicatedin Salt Lake City for $4000 and $4500 J of women glad to hear of this new were of Mr Schwab its and hand better and ashionable Who Is Lake and man’s individuality tiveness t ! ! requirements $375 to A LADIES’ TAILORING system a measure— looks you suit possesses tailors strive Besides the governor the Visitors were Attorney GeneralA R Barnes D land Wboard Candland president of the W of state Lynch secretary president land board Henry and Gardiner of the state senate W R‘ Wallace national Democratic being the only committeeman Mr Wallace ieels rather lonesome among Democrat so many Republicansof Dr Show Salt Lake and wife are here visiting their sons and daughter are school who attending Herbert and Erastus Snow are doing college Work theof former in the business New York universitythe latter’ in Ithe department of practical arts In Columbia university while their daughter Miss Evelyn is studying Mr and MrS music several Snow expect to lit the east spend weeks J W and Claude Ellis of Ogden Jones arrived here Saturday on their from Holland where they spent two years as missionaries They were entertainedat dinner Sunday by Ogden friends here J B and airbanks son Avard have decided to rfemafn In New York for a shftrt time before going tofor Paris Avard has received orders three portraits by (wealthy New York people One rich New York woman who is in the young artist has promised him good deal of work - to shape better clothing irrigation projects in the west and in Utah The outlook for further Jewishespecially colonization la Utah he says are bright and large numbers of Jews are expected to leave the east this spring to settle In utan P?ver?or Sprrexpects to visit District — Attorney Whitman and several city and state departmentsbefore leaving for Washington The entire partv visited the ‘famous Totalbs prison htire they go to rom they Washington where have some’ matters to bring before the department of interior- ’ come the individual figure to Special York eb -andNew party arrived has specialization-— of scientific meth-ods of cutting and molding a garment YORK ' exactly pairguaranteed Woman so a of I NEW IN is is Rust-Proof 4 UTAHNS if a the their best appear at ' it ill-suited A and Henry Gardner state chairman are hero onRepublican business before Die departments Is before? rage a and Old politics— but is the commerce type today mentally and religiously bigger? hand-me- “ the such ever J I the in MEN there Was Dance! it suit ’ Pleas-?"Antp8i?®)t of Candland Mount of the 8tate land board secertaify of Lynch the It Baines attorneygen-brai MEAS- OR Dance! HAIR ORNAMENTS PINS SWITCHES HAIR CURLS TRANSORMATIONS O ANY KIND HAIR GOODS reproduce tone PHONOGRAPH Spring Waists — different high customers will readily appreciatethe necessity and importance of a rule such will gladly as this and conform with it ' truly Music Section Our "My friend Stephen Coleridge the English she antlvlvlsoctlonist" continned The "EntertainedArnoldoften poet was a great friend of little Johnnie Coleridge an urchin of The poet pretended to Johnnie and actually made him believe that he was the little boy’s’ horse for several "He kept up this Joke In fact Matthew Arnold often years sent the youngster booksof fairy with the inscription: "'Johnnie Coleridge from his Waists 95c New new On or styles low in neck drop-shoulder sale and Tuesday only or and short kimono for on EDISON DISC in exhibition voile sleeves is his our great a effects 95c purpose highly polished to a and a perfect fit under the microscope and skillfully mounted neither wears' the record nor is worn itself The record is face ' years ago efforts have been to The now the achievement In this splendid machine Mr Edison has solved many baffling problems of acoustics and the reproduceris flic attainmentof his ideal The reproducerpoint being genuine this diamond specially selected for twenty-one lingerie long his and since that time HAIR BRUSHES PUS OR Women’s A Edison invented Phonograph thirty-five perfect : made of new chemical compound a of density and hardness It is hardest record made yet it records fectly the faintest sound wave We of and expect a complete ex-ceeding the ? per-' z assortment these machines in the different styles sizes in’ a One machine very "few days is now here and a good supplyof selections sur- would we like to play for A you 4 i 'a talesi In horse”’— Public'Ledger -Philadelphia d ' The stolreS realize that "know values'4 'The stores for realizelt do not advertise— "rtUT” tint -that ' it women do not would the Basement merchandise affec-Jvtlonats - : is good Store we particularly have good just for the added money— Boys’ though M Clothing not of the at qualify popular carried on prices the main - T v -1 liodr5 ' A C |