Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1911-10-08 | Page 36 | Progressive Millinery

Progressive t Millinery 0 Y YEARS EARS of or conscientious and unflagging unflagging un un- un- un flagging effort on the part of ot tho the Audubon society finally was re rewarded re- re warded in this state b by the pas passage ag of ot a law forbidding the sale of feathers of ot certain birds s of or rare plumage Such feathers were used USel almost exclusively for the tho a adornment of ot feminine head head- gear The Tho I law a was as intended to halt the wanton destruction and threatened I n of nf U nY l L I n n u. u less native birds an and as a protest against ag unspeakable cruelties practiced tI ed abroad b by feather hunters Tho The hunting of or the egret alone where tho the mother bird is slain an and her newl newly hatched young oung left to starve in or order cr to obtain the prized feather which i is Js her badge of motherhood was enough to banish this particular feather from lom hats and bonnets and cause women to inquire how the ornaments or or- t to their bonnets were ob- ob tah cd But nut It required the law Jaw to bring about l reform form l Is nothing it if not pro pro- e Hats hInts or the tall fall mode arnow ar arnow are arenow now seen In the shops and on tho the streets with the tho heads hads of or white rabbits After the tho rabbits what Heaven forbid that with the labors of or tho the Audubon society at an end tho the S S. S P. P C. C A. A will have to step stop In