The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-28
.HE REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. THURSDAY

terested ME II IS easy tc account for
this stores popularity with Salt Lake
department, well equipped and devoted
entirely to juvenile apparel There were
stunning exhibits of exclusive fashions
for little tots and growing children, and
all about little brother. Everything was
so moderate too. that l felt like buying
things for all the children 1 know
My visit to this store was both enter
tanning and instructive. and girl vanity is
not confined TO the fair sex. You should
see the array of rainbow coiored silk pa
Jamas. dainty hued underwear and pretty
neckties that | saw.
This afternoon between 2:30 and
80 I will attempt another visit to the
Muliett Clothing conpanys store VIII
endeaVOr to make purchase Of some
kind; if possible will buy one of the cute
new ladies' scarfS they are showing. They
are the latest AMI most swagger thing
shown in ladies neclSwear this season.
They are called throw scarfs and are
4 prettier than furs.
Visits Country Club.
! Yesterday l went for an outing in my
! dear American Traveller. Bobby drove
me out to the beautiful Country club.
Which was recently hOnOred by a visit
from the nation chief executive. Folks
about about the Country club point out with vi. \
( covered in one strike while playing golf
/ 1t sure must nave been a master stroke
I The golf links are dandy; so is the tennis
court The location is quite ideal. The
spacious level grounds nave tle appear
ance of being walled in by mountains
/ some Of which are white-caDped. 1t was
/ such a delightful place that l remained
there for some time. The drive, too, Is
most enjoyable. The roads are wide and
/ smooth and my big green American Tray
eler flew over them like q great bird
An American car is designed FOR spe ID
/ and, unlike most MACHINES, improves with
i usage. My car is not a new one and
I has been in constant use for some time,
yet IL has perfectly wonderful speed and
endurance. Those are two important
| items to be considered in the selection of
/ car No auto is worth riding in if it
/ is not durable. as a car which is con-
stantly out of repair is continual worry
/ to its pOsSessOr. Then, whether one cares
to speed or not, one likes to know that
ones auto can beat all the other ones
/ and race with train if necessary. Speak
/ ing OF trains, ! am proud Of the record
/ which my big American Traveller recent
| ly made.
very wealthy mine owner from PARK
/ City was in Salt Lake on business. It
was imperative that he catch the S:l5
a. m. train for home, as important mat
/ tiers there nec@ssit5 ted his immediate
presence. He missed the train by some
/ minutes. The gentleman was In despair.
/ Missing the train meant the loss of a
great deal of money to him unless he
could find other means of reaching Park
! city at once. Finally a happy though
came 10 him and he hurried TO the Rock
| iidge-Gilmer garage. 1t was ten minutes
! of when ne reached the garage, and
/ his heart sank when he looked at the
clock. but he resolved to try.
OVertake the Train.
Can you overtake the s:15 Park City
traing' he asked
! Mr.. Gilmer looked at his watch. Yes. "
he said, II cam" and jumping into my
big green American Traveller, they start
ed. The road LED through the mountains
and was all up grade. but an American
car is the greatest climber there is. II
just fifty minutes they overlook he train.
which had thirty-five minutes the start
of them. l have used cars of all makes
and I know Ihat NJ other car but an
/ American could have such a record. And
it was my own lear, plucky American
Traveller, a perfect giant of endurance,
which accomplished this feat
Dolly Answers Correspondence
Mrs. f. d. was standing there at
time YOU mention.
Alfred-Sometimes as a blonde.
ID. +. R-May visit there soon.
Admirer-It was not
Mrs. Q.-Yes, l often attend such meet
ings
Sleuth-One SiXty-Six-Will call first OPP
portunity. Keep on the lookout