| Show UTAH liT AU PRODUCTS IN fRONT ROW ROSY AT LAST Pioneer Woman Talks on Using Home Made Goods MANY YEARS' YEARS EXPERIENCE t of ladles Auxiliary of Merchants and amt h Association I. I s Well ell Attended Well Vell Im I'm glad to 0 sec see Utah products products prod prod- coming to the front at hist glad last glad to see Utah people beginning to re- re home Industries is Io whist what eVe weve nc needed cd all along alonS' Until now v Utah people lu were not nol satisfied unless g the goods goods goods- bought bore oa-c oa the name of some eastern town Why hy shouldn't Utah manufacture the products products prod prod- she needs instead of or sending either cither east or nl west we t Thu speaker cr was waR a a. pioneer woman o of Utah and antl to show how her approval of ur the lie movement mo for Utah goods for 01 Utah Ulak people she he called at al tit this headquarters headquarters head head- quarters of or the thc Ladles Ladles' Auxiliary of ot the Merchants l Manufacturers Manufacturers' asso asso- a association o- o elation yesterday res afternoon noon and ex expressed expressed ex- ex pressed her ideas fleas about It lt A number number num num- ber her gathered about the while white haired woman whose form formas was as heat bent with mind cleat clear and years eaas but ul whose was ho whose e ideas concerning the subject under uncles discussion showed a gra- gra grasp grap ra p of o things K not always found in either l' menor men menor or 01 women nearing Hearing the seventy c f seventy fifth fifth milestone of life liCe I u. I for fill What hat You Want allt Ive I be been n in Utah a long limo continued the enthusiast in behalf of oC home manufactures and I long on ago learned that unless we a ask k for things made macle at home horne we wa dont don't get et them Why h I have sent as mall many a as three to the same cl dealer aler to get het something sonic some thing that I know was made at hone home only to have h c some eastern aslen brand hran sent down tIO Then until within the tune last I few Cew weeks cel s. s if one asked for a a. fo food cl I product that Utah can produce as well I as any other state did any dealer clealer I ever el tal take pains to show the Utah product product pro pro- duct No Nn he alwa always s 's trotted town down downall I all the thc brands he lac had that were I made cither east or west of here but hut tho ho only wn way to get the Utah goods was to ask for COl them theta The Thu same ame way wn Uh with shoes overalls stockings gloves Io es woolen goods knit goods hoods no nu no matter if IC Utah Ulah people know lenow they were well as good as thu those o made mado in tho ho cast east they didn't buy huy them ant and healers dealers didn't show how them I I. I also lI remember when the glass aR fac factory factory fac- fac tm tory was started hel hero Utah Ulah hits bos the materials to make the finest glass glassI glass glass- husband understands under under- 1 I know because my stands tho ho business hut i but just 3 as soon as the factory was started the railroads rail rail- roads stepped in offered discriminating I ing IIii rates rales N. N It was Impossible for fot forthe forthe the glass t factory to exist i Employment J for ro Home People i nut But what m are the T 1 loys and am girls II of Utah Ulah to 10 do Ilo unless 1 f factories are aIl established I 1 have ha seven Revco sons six of nt them married and and nil till of or them 1 What hat hal are air those hose ha have liate haho's boys s and girls young nuns people r to do rhey They cant can't all nil hid in the he stores anti and on nn the lIm railroads l I r say ly iy that ie should be he established hate hin to give employment to tu these young people to tou touRe ue uRe u C the line valuable hlo products which the soil of Utah affords and build up Cities cIUs such stich as have 1 been heen 11 built hullt up both east ost and we- we wet west t by hy tit the people of tho the stole sotto being loyal loral to In their home hums In- In Il ant And what is hi the 11 use of hf l mgr our nm people paying haying to tn the tho great railroad monopolies lips lies double freight oh nib things t that lint n might just a as well he be made mul at home IH Ill there thre an any reason OIl wh why millions of or pounds l of ii wool ool should bu hu shipped to tj Boston manufacture etl into cloth and ancI returned lo to Utah for 11 the people here hereto to tn pay th 1110 f f i eight both hoth wa ways s 's 1 Iti 11 there here hel any reason rea on wh why the he great do- do posits of or iron In our om slate kite should Hh h be besent besent manufactured Int Into sent ea cast t tn to be he various s forms farms nn and t to l Utah at nt double freight tit cost to th our nuts people I sat say n tho time tine has haM come Cottle for fan Utah people to patronize Utah in industries and r I am nm glad a I 1 JI e lived to see bee the day clay that such a movement mo as this has hag I been started Many llIn VI Visitors lor to tn Reception The talk as aff given h m above v was alto allo- apropos as the speaker r was ryas one Ita of or hundreds of or visitors who at attended at- at tended ended the opening reception reception-at at at thai the the- headquarter lI of the L Ladles Ladles' l las las' Auxiliary i of nf if tho the Merchants association The h hours were j I front from 10 It a. a in until 10 p. p m. m and th there ro was scarcely a time lime during the I day clay or evening c that the l headquarters was not crowded clon Light refreshments were served seri r ed d by bythe b bythe the hoard board of dh director son members mem ment- I bets bers of which were here 1 0 present through through- throughout throughout lout out the Ila day tay Th The refresh men IK consisted consisted con CUIl- n of hot biscuits and attil coffee and an Interesting feature of r them wa was ryas the I fuel acl t that ha t every CI article u used ed etl was a f of Utah with the thc except inn inti of nr the Coffer coffee any and that lint was as lna roust d dand I and blended Is heie ere The TIll hi biscuits iv WI r I Ima ma made madr l' l f Utah Hour host with the tIll baking baking bak hal ing powder fI salt all and lard of or home hunn and the huller butter used was ryas also a Utah product Utah sugar m a. a and Utah cream fresh 01 or condensed were served with the tho the coffee the biscuits and th the coffee malting making as delicious a I little luncheon as m. one would wish The They hey were wan made by Miss 1185 Althea Wheeler an and Miss Love Lo of or the domestic domestic do do- science department of oC the thc University University Uni Uni- I of Utah I Oh Other tier Demonstrations Will ill Follow Folio Yc Yesterdays Yesterday's tr reception was the first of a series II s to be given Iven by h the Ladles Ladles' 1 Auxiliary The purpose is to 10 Inter Interest I I A e est st Utah women In Utah go goods d and I from time to lo time lime demonstrations of of these goods floods are to be c given hren Slate Chemist Herman Harms I Is now note preparing a n. little book bool showing a series Ferles of simple tests that ma may be made b by the housewife herself when she wishes to 10 be he satisfied that goods oo s she I Is using are pure The book bool Is to tobe tobe tobe be printed under the thc direction of the State F Food od Inspector and will be he distributed at nt the headquarters of or the tho Ladles Ladles' Auxiliary of C the Merchants Manufacturers Manufacturers' aH association n. n Several Se thousand copies are arc to be he Issued and may he be had upon application as soon as ns they are ready |
