The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
MAGAZINES FOR OCTOBER.


THE DELdNEATOR-n Housekeeping
liberaiity is often the best economy. par
tlcularlg at the beginning of winter, when
the wise expenditure OF considerable
sum of the season ; food supply may
mean the saving OF many a dollar, Some
practical advice in his direction Is given
by Isabel Gordon Curtis ia the October
Delineato which contains many features
OF housewifely interest. 'HalioWe en-
/ Party Novelties illustrating deilcacies
for Halloween refreshment and enter
tainment, IS seasonabie item, ana othef
es, celery Novelties, Home Made and
I W hole-Wheat Bread, and ~ Rice
koundelsy. In addition, Mary Taylor
Ross has some helpful notes on Little
1 Things of Housekeeping.
THE SMART SET.-William +. Lighton.
the author of When Cupid Came TO Nine
Bar. the novelette, which opens the OeE
1 v%oa Smart Set has written a story q
| wyoming which is full Of western Al
mosphefe ana presents a fine picture or
Inc healthy, invigorating lie OF that see
! tlon OF our country. Steve Brainard, Inc
( nero. will take his place beside the notable
characters which writer's like Bret Harte
have given us. The story is a refreshing
departure from the vapid literature ot the
/ day.
/ OF the remarkably clever short stories
! which enrich this issue of The Smart Set
none is more entertaining than Edna
= 1 y
, situation is handled with great delicacy.
and ii striking climax is artistically
reached.
I POPULAR MAGAzINE-Th Popular
Magazine for October contains stories by
/ the authors of such well known books as
| Captain Kettle" Sinful Peck. Ter
ence ORourke, Gentleman Adyenturer,
/ The Van Suyden Sapphires' and = ne
! GTdfters." Cutcliffc hyne's new series,
| THE Trials of Commander McTurk, has
/ an American naval officer for its nero
/ and from present indications he viii prove
| even more popular with the American
I reading public than his famous predeces-
sor, Captain Kettle. Altogether, there are
five serial stOries-One neW-One complete
novel and seven short stories In the num-
/ Der. as VIGIL as some clever miscellany,
/ The cover is embellished with portrait
/ of the doughty Commander McTurk-
| AINSLEE' S-Ainslee' for October
brings the magazine down near the end
! of year with a table of contents that
1 promises a remarkable climax 10 a un-
usually successful twelve months. ~ be
gins new serial, The Warreners by
| Marie Won Worst a typical humorous
| story by joseph c. Lincoln. and equally
good tales by Lucia Chamberlain, Mary
/ II. Worse. Beatrice HanscOm, Grace Mac
Gowan Cooke and Anne o HaSan,
/ -%-
YOUTHS COMPANION-In 1895 the
/ Youths Comranion held rs first great
| national contt II for amateur photograp-
| ers. Each successive year Companion con-
! tests have been held and many thousands
of pictures. showing the best work of am
ateurS in every state and territory III the
! country, has been exhibited. This year the
| tenth annual contest and exhibition VIII
occur. and tn celebration of the anniver
sary awards aggregating one thousand
dollars in value viii be made. Each con-
/ testsnt is assured that all pictures en-
/ tered will be placed on exhibition IN The
/ ConHanion art gallery. and remain on
public view for eleven months
/ The contest is open only to amateur
( photogra pliers.
An Illustrated announcement containing
! the list of awards Offered. CONDITIONS. and
! all other information pertaining TO the
| contest win be sent on receipt of name
and. address by the Photographic depart
ment, the Youths Companion. Boston,
/ Mass
| THE COUNTRY CALENDAR-If YOU
want TO feel glad that you are alive and
| able To enjoy the wealth of outdoor treas
! ures that our magnificent country affords,
! just read the Country Calendar for July.
| The luciOrs yeliOW-green cantaIOuDe OF
! the cover well indexes the Zest that waits
within.
John Burroughs keen eye and quiet
/ philosophy appear in some intimate pr
| sonal notes from his July diary in this
| number.
! You will find here an authoritative ap-
/ probation of DR.. Charles SDrague Sar-
gents unique tree garden 10 last thous,
! and years. together with Ernest Harold
! Bayues' striking account and no less
/ striking photographs of the largest herd
/ of bison in the world. whose existence Is
a mute reproach TO the national govern
! ment
Through the field of departments" the
! reader can wander for hours with profit.
The CountrH, Calendars continued en-
ployment of the Aneerest and pleasantcst
| outdoor literature with its lavishly beau
! ttful pictures and Typography. VIII Keep
/ il high I'm the interests of those VINO truly
/ love Gods green earth.
! SUCCESSIVE best introduction to the
/ personal side of Thomas F. Ryan, who
controls the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety. that we have yet had is given by
| Henry Harrison Lewis in Success Mag
/ aZine" for October Mr. Lewis takes Us
/ into the private office of the financicr
and allows US TO observe his comings and
| goings through the course Of a. busy day
We find hi mat work early, but dispatch
i Ing matters with great expedition, lie
/ works by a system, and little time IS lost,
{ and he plays his cards so as 10 stay IN
! his office and make others come Ia him
! Mr.. Lewis says, regarding Mr.. Ryan s
personal tastes that he cares nothing
| for travel has never desired fame. rarely
! takes a vacation. and finds greater en-
ioyment in the working out OF problems
/ of railroad reorganization or the harmon
! izing of warning financial interests of the
| Alps or the historic. spots OF Europe.
a quick judgment His eve is steady, his
voice duiet and dispassi0nate; he Is a
better listener than talker, an engine that
does its work with as little fuss as pos
/ sible.
SMITHS MAGAZTNE-If only FOR one
! short story 1t contains Louie Green
/ laws Husband" by Maravene Kennel!
I every married woman should get hoid
| of Smiths Magazine for October should
/ read the story and make her husband
/ read il also. It IS an exceptionally true
and touching commentary on some OIL
| tho phases Of married life. In the same