Show SALT HEEALD-REPUBLICkN THE LAKE CITY OCTOBER THURSDAY UTAH 29 1914 a - ' " ' -'V U- A A - -A hat W I Rittenhouse Anne ' - --- Says : 1111 ' McCXuro by Newspaper - Ei -——ria Syndicate) H i — f S mil 1 (Copyright1914 t ‘ -io H u M3I ar n IclM ' sa aHH W ® JH SB M MPS - - ttaS - The New Drawnrom Clothes Classic Are and X aa ' - U ' Artistic Remnants - Sources 1 a t ' N EW YORK— fluences Chinese talk We hear tendencies Russian military clothes and the from the H all sleeve a page’s cape a century ruche a garments Greek shoulder line in short the of today form quite an instructive study of historical costume which its devotees know to be one of the most of subjects fascinating and show Dinner gowns Moyen-age effect that is exceedingly A combination and attractive comfortable materials is usually of employed lor this type of satin and gown either lacelace velvet and chiffon or or cTiiffon combined with one of the new 'h thread effects with metallic Here is lorentine a sixteenth varied our liS Half at flannels choice '- Coiiosi for conducted SUBSCRIBERS is the special most are A f now Read paper I regular the rules prize-list and you should reason a and Simplicityof design and richness of material fs the keynoteof these gowns two portions: They are in an upper part consisting of the corsage closefitting the sleeves very long and often the arms the flare of this to moulded of the starting part below the gown hips is a skirt of the second lower part Thematerial sometimes still quite narrow often much wider than and have seen for several seasons quite usually short train at having the back is not much decollete Such a gown high short a A square a round lino just below the collar bones qr the new line straight across and be on1Been to the shoulder are all to qut Linens 1 not participate V4 1 Bh1 ra Is entire 1 iS of Irish linens—table Our genuine napkins and linen table sets all includedin Also entire line of Off Linen Sale our doilies lunch clotlfs tray cloths scarfs P 8 IS line I II damask this ' s fi table S J One-ourth a J a now — il One-ourth I S Off rl - OUR w inwi I models have a girdle the on in upper part put the hips fashion around the tunic is of transparent 1 1 iftJT ! I ifcUi MM I1 1 in Ji n IHl JI u DRUG SO 112-114 IS STORE MAIN AT 1 trueJlloyen-age -MM- MMM M Other this rather combinationsin regal type of garment were gray chiffon flexible silver cloth foundation over white Chantilly lace over black satin and blue tulle over light blue a a brocade The latter fur of the had an edging of brown variety called Kolinsky new around the lower edge of the tunic the ends of the tulle sleeves and hips were confined by two bands of the same fur about four inches apart A dull gold tissue rose was placed on the left shoulder of this gown ana' and the EAST S a 4 DAY a a the GITS OR son ‘CHRISTMAS Week SHIP’ CAN BE RECEIVED f' ' figure of brocade patterns A typical gown of this metallic brocade was in black and gold made with cuirass effect edged with a band of jet trimming were no sleeves There at but just band of the jet over all the shoulders and there was quite train at the back these heavier richer evening fall of gowns suggest the decline and the dancing mania? We shall look very statuesqueand gorgeous tn our gold and silver brocades with trains to add dignity to our but appearance can doing the “fox anyone imagine trot” in one of these garments? trying to the ‘‘lame Imagine dance in tight cuirass of jet with duck” a black velvet train to manipulatesome same time how at the the war in may Perhaps Europe serious that we shall make us all so the be able to hear most seductive ragtime without trace of desire to get into the rythm of it by dancing 1 1 J :l Express Company and Railroad Will LakeContributions rank Salt i ! j J I - j J t What I a Book Title Does This Picture J Represent? a 1 a Next Sunday will be the last day on which gifts for the “Christmasship” can be accepted by the Salt Lake chapter of the Red Cross as the shipment i from Salt Lake will be sent east Monday Do morning Persons wishingto this fund of tribute to clothing other con and gifts for the destitue children of are asked to bring their gifts Main any day between a m and but it is desired that they m be broughtas soon as possible Europe 38 S to a 9 5 p this picture representedin I is: Ill-Matched f I I C The American Express that company it will informed the committeeYork and gifts to the New the Erie Railroad C P orrice ot Issued instructions to all pass free all packages destined for the “Christmas ship” is the United States' government which collier Jason and which will leave York about 10 November of the supplies committee I meeting of the loal chapter was held Hotel Utah A morning at the Mrs committee of Torild composed Mrs A E Grahamto and Mrs David Taylor was the appointed arrange for shipment of gifts The committee articles announces that only new can be accepted may Donors the countries to which their gifts are to be sent if they desire teachers school teachers School Sunday and others are requested by the committeeto circulate information the “Christmasship” that Salt I Lake’s donation represent fittingly may the spirit of the people here I Department stores are requested by © the committee to advertise suitable I as “specials” for their customers and to special displays of these goods toarrange facilitate purchases Mrs Torild Arnoldsonfurnishes the followinglist of suitable articles: boys and girls Knit or caps and hoops cloth caps wool— mufflers wool mittens and gloves heavy warm stockings wristlets knit sweaters jackets knit or crocheted shoulder wool or shawls shoes rubbers 3 dark school aprons underweardresses and suits rompers warm boys’ blouses (dark) coats and capes babies’ jackets blankets bonnets mittens shawls bootees socks has company agents to Name J a Address New A ' r : B X sgj ' ' NO PICTURE Wait until before pictures It not is OCTOBER 12 have you flour and a of of heaping teaspoonful curiw for powder Stir well and cook ILice for Carefully wash half four minutes longer moisten with h rice in three fresh pint of hot water season with one and pound of Curry— waters half teaspoonfuls of salt half a teawell on sieve Have plenty Drain spoonful of pepper saltspoonful each of boiling waterin a pan with a a of salt nutmeg thyme in powder Plunge the rice into ofbay grated leaf and it gently mix with a one of wooden spoon tablespoonful iv orcestejshlre find cook until about three-quarters sauce mix Thoroughly' and let slowly (done or twelve Drain well cook for thirty minutes minutes place in colander and lay in a rather mixing once in a while plow for ten oven minutes or until Vermicelli Indian Style Place in a it is nicely dry leaving the door open une sncea earrot oauvepau one sliced and taking meanwhile with care to mix it cnion one sprig of thyme two bav fork to prevent the leaves frequently a one clove i one nutmeg leaf rice from sticking together In four brushed tomatoes five pints of the grains should be separated two water and pounds of white fish Curry-— Cut into half-inch Slowly boil for hour Vendall one Strain the pieces an onion seedless broth througha double cheese cloth into squarepepper a seeded and let Krecn tomato a cored another saucepan come to ' i! apple and if possible a small piece of boil Add three ouncesagain of crushed parlic Melt a large of vermicelli tablespoonful a teaspoonfulof salt one butter in a add of above teaspoonful curry and three saucepan powder sprinkle over two tablespoonfuls satspoonfulsof pepper Lightly mix of flour Lightly stir and add a w hmh ma—i mw Vr-Yi 1914 AW1 uoov-right each of raw lean veal and pork LweutyNewspaper minutes —Syndi-c by McClure pound D UIIKIN warm cut into one-inch squares and half a st underclothing cut Into three-quarter pound seeded eggplant Jesse Lasky Mrs says the list is not Arnoldson inch pieces Season with a is included in the and useful arti production complete manyto other of curry saltspoonful powder week’s pro cles Will the comingwill Orpheum thoughtful of salt a half teaspoonful of pepper occur sri v&r which make its appearance nnd cook for ten minutes Moistenwith BY IRE next Sunday This matinee November Mrs M H Walker reports that the pint of water Tie in a buncha sprig a is musical a extravaganza including people of Utah have been most generous of parsley sprig of bay a thyme the largest casts of attractive one of in their of clothing leaf and place in pan Cover pan boil to The fire department was called out maidens i ever ottered in vaudeville and that she contributions already has sent for five minutes and set in oven for an extinguish blaze in touring away a car Mortimer H than 600 ready-made articles of hour being careful to mix Weldon and more once "in a belongingto aJames McGivins in West the clothing there now take out Carthy are also numbered being nearly that while with Remove iemple between irst and boiled rice and bouquet Second performers on hand for further serve South early yesterday much serviceable a shipment afternoon the 'jYdung who made has Any article df clothing Madras-— Singe and Chicken Cnrry tire havingbeen caused by backfiring in theatricals second-hand not will be cut head and feet off a tender appearances amateur whether or in tne carburetor The paint was of Salt Lake and who was accepted for this fund neatly pound chicken equal Draw pieces burned from the destroyed machind and the on the staffs of local newspapers flower sale is to be held in Walker wipe cut into twelve A Brothers’ wiringwas and later with the San rancisco and lay on a plate onion store next Saturday Mincea large seeded Chronicle is in vaudeville sized green pepper At about the same time of day the and with now and night for the benefit of the I a medium a his own original sketch fresh apple Melt electric coupe Red Cross fund and will be under I tomato and a cored belongingto Mrs J T small of butter in an Harris “When Caesar Ran a Paper” will the auspices of both it the Red a tablespoonful while Cross caught fire standing appear add the chicken and at the Orpheum next week iron near the corner of Main and tlie Red Cross Nurses’ association 1I saucepan on Third for eight minutes is now on his way east- to play on a brisk fire Youngthe brown Stir ®OUtL Jbuildingowner had gone into a over entire Orpheum circuit and it once in a while and add the nearby and left the heater will be tablespoonfulcurrent turned some time before he will again It minced articles with on Patrolman M be seen in Salt Lake his as bookings rantz and H A Olsen traffic officer’ principal city of the United BY noticed smoke coming out of the cover every and Canada wmaows of the coupe and quickly put States is to be of especial out the fire with Ismed promised of the water Much interest He is a Turk who plays the Nlneteen Questions for suggested upholsterywas in the burned but the machine piano well and Clare will interscholastic contests Weston was driven away under its own and talk beeu sent to every high school of dance sing has Harry Tsuda ofa have power Aller the state for consideration by the Japanese arranged number public chauffer Joe a driving different balancing feats of bia'h extension bureau under I performed the direction No 4204 automobile was arrested at of Profs D G Hunt anl upon a sphere 440 yesterday while The questions deal afternoon Potts and company are schedule! W Reynoiushistoric Ernie across Main and Third national South Allen to the scientific blows with economic and introduce' was with driving too fast in internatioal charged and holds of and wrestling Each high boxing problems a street fifteen miles crowded an hour sing will have a vote and the suggestion dries your scalp causing being Kathryn Durkin will popular schoolreceiving given as his rate of speed her own originality the most’ votes will be songs and introduce and chosen cleverness then hair O falls out TO TEACHERS-MOTHERS ( i I a THE ANSWER give the OUND BE WIEE RIGHT TO LIST 1914 29 the complete coupons name of the author the answersto the pictures and sendingin necessaryto designate CURRIES Clare A S its i An— Pair Imaginative Man Au— Robert Hichens Image in the Sand The C Benson Immortal Moment The— Mav Sinclair Imperative Duty An— W— D Howells Imposter The— R G Tolbert Impregnable City The Max Pemberto Impressionsof Russia— — C Eastman Improvisator? The— Thos Beddies in Ambush— Marie Van Vorst In Borderland—L Keyser In Black and White— Rudyard Kipling In Blue Canon— Anna Ray In Brook and Bayou— K Bayliss In Cab and Caboose— Kirk Munroe In Calvert’s Valley— M Montage In Camp With Tin Soldier— K Bangs Ctistle and Colony— Emma Rayner in Chimney Corners—Ceumas McManus in Deep Abyss— George Ohnet In Doors and Out— Oliver Optic hi Durance Vile — Duchess In Exile — Mary H oote Tn our Reigns— Emma Marshall Tn reedom’s Cause— G A Henty In ull Armour— A T Pierson In Greek Waters— G A Henty series of 75 Tn High Places— Mary E Braddon In Honor Bound— C Gibbons In Love’s Garden— John C Clay of the book In Memoriam— Alfred Tennyson In Nature’s School—Lilian Gask In Press Gang Days Edgar Pickering In Perfect Peace— — R Miller In Peril of His Life — Emile Gaboriau In Private Waters Kirk Munroe In Poppyland— M —L uller S fl frank all sait Lass a TOPICS book The lias t J 1 I a HOUSEHOLD I TEMPTING House of Cards Heigh — House or God The— W W Evarts House of Grass The — A M Barnes House of Mirth The — Edith Wharton House of Strange Secrets A — A E Bayley House of Tears The — E Downey House or Terror The— G Bliss House of the Heart The— Irving Browne House of the Wolflings The— W Morris House of the Wizard The— Mary Taylor House of Cherry Street The— Amelia E Barr House on the Beach The— McN Wright House on Wheels The — Madam De Stols House Party A— Guida House The— Eugene ield House With No Address— Mrs Edith N Bland House With the Green Shutters—Geo Douglas Houseboat Days in China— O P Bland How? 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Where?— Rev R Miller D D How Bride Was Won — T Gerstacker Billy Went Up in the World— A L Noble How How Dexter Paid His His Way Way—— Kate U Clark ir '!' 41 IT Ar-noldson I Mifc'w s 1 yesterday I J iff I it cade J I TdyJk - L or buttonsunder i zz a -'-V: NEXT SUNDAY MM part Durkin Kathryn This Callot model of black velvet semitransparentmaterial the erniine and white bead embroidery girdle may be in the form of embroidery from j looks as if it might have come Comedienne at in metallic threads and stones on the canvasof a great of paint master the under dress itself ing I Orpheum Next Lace and Brocade Gtonis between the bands of fur at the hips was of thin black lace and One model was embroideryin dull gold threads (rich black brocade The tunic part was long four inches Gold and Silver Threads reachingto within of the floor It cut to hang Very much gold and silver thread is 1 was very s used for evening (Straight and though the lace was wide gowns for embroidery hem band black done directly on the material for metallic at the a heavy of tulles nets and laces and for the ji Ba — — STREET these a is contest ms V-shape satinKept the in His Most Dear Lady’s— Beatrice Marshall His Name—M R Smith Native Wife— L Becke Ills Own Image — Alan Dale His Pa’s Romance— James W Riley Royal Highness Rev C H Meade Ills Sombre Rivals——E P Roo Ills Star in the East Parks His Two Wives— M — Clemmer His Wife— Warren Cheney Historic Girls—E Brooks Historic Houses and Spots— W reese History of Slave The H H Johnson History of Week— B— Walford History of My Wife The— A Oxenden Hour and the Man The H Martineau iiour or song The — N B— Sargent Hours in the Library Stephen — Tj Hours With Girls—M E gangster Hours With Mamma— Mrs E Dawes Hours With Skeptic— D W aunce Hours With the Youngest— M H Gill House and the Brain The Bulwer-Lytton — House at High Bridge The— Edgar awcett House Behind the Cedars The C W Chestnutt —Russell House Between the Trees — Lane House boat on the Styx A— K Bangs House By the River The— T B Read House By tlie Works The— E Garret House Divided The— H B M Watson House in Town A — Warner House of Hundred Lights The— R Torrence House of Merchant Prince The— W H Bishop House of Thousand Cnadles— Meredith Nichol- Off a from any suspicion of a flare The lace went plainly up to the neck iwhere it finished in small black net ruche with a narrow binding of black ‘isatin sleeves were The exaggeratedly long land buttoned from wrist to elbow with dull silver passementerie The dress which was decollete In a and rather nar square was sleeveless row around the feet had a wide band dull silver encirling the of embroidery waist It was done directly on the bro this there if s'ee ms L’i !s anythingwe When of readers HE pH4 brocade -outside the contests newspaper to the why t Price i patterns Some of of benefit whatever charge no as I i Your ' being not There cotsheeting s -' HeraM-Repubheao NEW i yard - is outing loM I i: ' Ths assortment of “ratines muslins waistinirs w -f A 1 ton 1 J! - Price center aisle we are showinga remnants — ginghams calicoes lawns flowered sateens silkolines etc in lengths ranging from 1 to 6 In half-toilettes 0 alf A - tl I new g— 4 b ' of In to draw inspiration seem the farthest comers of periods of history which from earth in effects T I y - IN PICTURE O THE J ii concerning a ! a teatspoonful I ’ Rules O LIST Contest ihe of PRIZES articles a ’ ''"Wr otherwords : 1 I a I flannelette a 1 ingredients co tea-Bpoonful a “T HE AUTOMOBILES DAMAGED TWO ’I ir i KATHRYN BEAUTIES” W J Mc-among arrange Waldemar many 1 employe! inside afternoon entitled SEND OUTsUGGESTIONS OR DEBATE SCHOOLS a GIRLS! STOP consent of Each 2 book wish If you send in to vou WASHING HAIR WITH certain than one more do so NO may of Second prize Third a answer to each $25000 $10000 in Gold in Gold $5000 $2500 $1500 in Gold in Gold in Gold $1000 $500 in Gold in Gold $500 $500 in Gold in Gold prize ourth title of a one solution and prize ifth prize Sixth prize picture MORE THAN IVE PARTICULAR PICTURE ANSWERS OR ANY WILL BE ACCEPTED Only one complete set (comprisingnot more answers to any one picture) of answers submitted by any one contestant In other may words no participantcan compete for and receive than one prize The more names of more than one must not be writtenon any person one coupon 4 When you havt the solution to the 75 pictures fasten them together and bring them or mail them (IN A NEAT PACKAGE— NOT ROLLED office OLDED) to The Herald-Republican OR will be addressedto the Picture Editor Prizes awarded to the contestantssending in the largest of correct solutions in number case no contestant 3 than five be solves the SOAP they ing University entire series of pictures Answers will be rejected properly filled out on 5 debate THE not are prize to employees immediate The Herald-Republican outside the four families Subscribers residing contest by states mentioned above enter the may the Contest Manager picture representsonly irst Seventh prize 1 a two-and-a-half in eligible is Nevada the except and their of a gram residing child or Any man woman Utah Idaho Wyoming or in this contest participate 1 are each below Eighth prize Ninth prize ourteenth Tenth to Each $300 ifteenth Each Nineteenth to $200 Nineteenth prize correctly prize— to Twenty-eighth $100 eacri informal unless coupon appear as the picture a The prizes citizens-of 6 will Salt -driving i Soap dandruff SUCCESSUL MEETING HELD OBJECT BILLBOARD Treatment Oil Citizens on ThirteenthEast Petition Commission in Protest of Protest against reconstruction billboard on’ the old Thomas Weir lot at irst South and ThirteenthEast is made in a petition filed yesterdaywith the city commissionby residents in the your hair with After apply washinglittle soap always a Danderine to the scalp to the hair and prevent invigorate dryness Better still s Stomach Troubles a import as A sufferers a CALIORNIA -Those a a 1 yesterday ' ‘ -remarkable How awarded by five well-known City whose names will 1Become to a iI Participant ¥ bank one test Entry 8 to the Contestants procure all of the ’ office also contest can be made It at is not any in who enter the contest late back pictures at The Herald-Republican at mav cent 1 destroy the paper Prizes 10 answers This service will of will’ be awarded case same on a of two -prizes basis or then will be taken!into If A has 75 answers example: of correct contestants more town place where the in solve can down -correct the total This these public pictures the on you car have while few a game given by its readers which is highly profitable All is answers a -375 - -A' - The a in consideration or used total of B had the answers-and same number correct and submitted 374 answers B would be the winner 113 A catalogue containing’’ all the book titles and flaunted daily you I necessary to declare yourself contest Your name will eye at On the not or riding other any leisure moments’ be contrary while home at lunch participant a tlie time 5 ' in except tying for the number each to those who accidentallylose or pictures' they have ’dipped from the given be " dissolves be Lake later 3 time9 ' a announced io the The correct entire series of 7 answer pictures will be filed with a local trust company or week previous to the closing of the con- for The league of the L D U is now an assured success in yesterday’s rally in consequenceofwherethe Lion house subjects of use soap as sparingly to mothers and their student children possible and instead have a discussed were A musical program simple Hair Cleanse” Just moisten prescription “Danderine by students and other local talent made up of a cloth with vicinity of a Danderine and draw it was given pure oils is About 200 carefully through your hair taking one mothers It is claimed that the old billboard combination were in producing wonderful vegetable results for attendance strand at a time This will dust has blown down endangeringlife and from chief address stomach ‘liver and intestinal dirt and excessive oil In remove The given of the afternoon that few moments new one is being in constructed troubles The will be amazed your hair was by Airs WilliamAl violation of is you Stewart the ordinance regarding said remedy which have She spoke of the significance tooriginatedin will not only be clean but it will be of the billboards They also claim that the lrance league explainingthe various duties billboard is a nuisance and ask the city where'it has beeniused for years by wavy fluffy and abundant and luster possess of mothers She the point to the peasantry sn incomparablesoftness and commission into this that the mothers emphasized prevent reconstruction wag introduced cleansing and beautifying the are the real educators Besides of the board by H country George Mayr a leading hair of the communitv and one application of Danderine that no Chicagodruggist who cured himself of matter what the educationalfacilities every particle of stimulates dandruff DIES IN severe stomachliver and the child’s intestinal the scalp stopping itching and at they will be command Lillie Jackman daughterof Mrs Miss Aurelia troubles by Its use who' have fulling hair the hair practically worthless unless the child Alary Danderineis to and died used it Eldredge Jackman what fresh basic home training and mother’s say the first dose is sufficient showers of rain sunshine has in Santa Cal at o’clock Monica influence convince its are to vegetation It goes right' afternoon The body will' be to one of the roots to invigoratesand strengthens Other speakerswere Aliss Ann Neb-eker broughtto Salt Lake merit and that' within twenty-four and of the Deseret thorn Its exhilaratingand funeral services will be hours the sufferer feels like gymnasium who held here the spoke new person cause the hair to on “Physical for properties Training be announced later Miss Jackman'1 dateAO which has become long strong and beautiful Girls” and Superintendent H H Cummings who was about 35 'years of grow age Ladies! You of the known as is Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Men! can surely have Mormon church school at the time of her death was native lots of Get a Remedy now sold by first class 1 charming hair system who spoke on "An Intelligent of Salt Lake and had lived here until druggists bottle ofKnowlton’s Danderine from Appreciation of evei where It is now sold J Church Schools” The the family went to California about ten here by any drug store or toilet counter and next meeting of the mothers will be years ago Her father was the late Druehl & ranken Drug Co — try it held late next month Ami z Advertisement — Advertisement Jackman Mothers-Teachers be this- contest not that is to Herald-Republican only to interestingbut’ s is necessary c’dp the daily to participate pictufo 3 and from its the the subject coupon paper tlie picture represents sign your own name etc and file the awav until until tnc end of the ana me away contest at which time all the solutions must be sent in at fill in once ’ for-interment lifeproducing - used a in ants This-medicine " in 3 this contest will be issued- and sold to for 23c All of the book titles a copythe cataloguewill be published -in a 25-eent Herald-Republican - y for regular so readers-to that it buy a will not be catalogue contest contained -'The' necessary - There tions to missible may take given be are no restrictions the pictures be may have friends your to advantage by friends of as to ‘ the how It help solu-obtained is you or any suggestion that petto you may” |