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Show oo TOflliCEPTl The Utah Homo Industry movement move-ment has taken root In Ogden and next Saturday a meeting and reception recep-tion will bo held for tho purpose of considering In detail the movement for patronizing homo Industiy. At tho luncheon nothing but home products will bo served. The place for the reception re-ception has not yet been designated Mrs. Olive Havens, president of the Salt Lake bianch of the Utah Homo Industrial In-dustrial association Is promoting the Ogdon reception and Is being assisted by a committee of local women. Early in the week Invitations will probably be bent In addition to which the general gen-eral public Is cordially invited to attend at-tend the reception. "The work of tho league," said Mrs. Havens, In explaining the object of the association, "Is purely voluntary It Is an organization without a treasurer, which means that there will be no dues or other oxpenses attached to the organization. Members will pledge themselves .to buy Utah-made products prod-ucts exclusively, where they can consistently con-sistently do so with price and quality equal, and to advocate the same practice among as many others, not members of the association as possible. possi-ble. The association is not an auxiliary of the Manufacturers' association, exactly. ex-actly. There is sufficient reason for that organization to work In conjunction conjunc-tion with the industrial association, and for that reason the reception Is to be made public and tho manufacturers manufactur-ers will probably bo asked to furnish the refreshments." Alter the reception next Saturday It Is very' piobable that a branch of the Btate organisation will be formed in this city. Ofl |
