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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09
LOGAN

Special to The Tribune.
LOGAN, Oct. Son Saturday after
noon Mrs II. p. Emeis entertained at a
very delightful bridge tea, The room
was artistic with asters and rose deco
rations and the guests were seated at
four tables. The prizes were won by
Mrs. L, w. Robinson, Mrs. L. d. Ball
and Mrs. Roy Carbon. A delicious lunch
con was served,
Mrs. j. NJ. Pitltin entertained Monaay
afternoon at a family reunion In compli-
ment 10 her mothers ninety seventh
birthday. Autumn leaves and potted
plants frightened the rooms. Dinner was
served in the afternoon and Mrs. Hyde
was the recipient OF large number OF
gifts and the congratulations OF ALL
The members OF the University clue
have invitations out for ball 10 be given
at the pavilion Tuesday evening. Octo-
ber II. The patronesses are Mrs. }; a;
Widtsoe, Mrs Joseph Howell, Mrs. Ariel
Carbon Mrs. Horace Nebeker, Mrs. a.
l.. Cole. Mrs. II. c. Parker and Mrs Il.
D. Ball,
The A. c. Woman's club met Monday
with Mrs \. II. Thompson. with large
attendance. Prof. Larsen gave an inter
esting talk on Types of tho Modern
Drama Light refreshments were
served.
The Clio circle held its opening meet
ing Wednesday at the home OF Mrs Roy
Rudolps.
Mrs. ]. e. Shepard is visiting with Salt
Lake relatives and friends.
Mrs Critchen who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Clayton Teetzcl, Tor the
past six weeks. left Monday with her lit
tie daughter. for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs James Rider of Denver
spent the early part of the week in Lo-
gan,
Mr.. and Mrs c. Clyde Squires ana
small son VIII leave shortly for New
York. where they will spend another win
ter.
Postmaster Joseph Odell spent the week
in Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Goodwin announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Edna,
10 John Hurst OF Idaho. the marriage 70
take place on the 26th.
Miss Vella Benson entertained iufor-
mally Tuesday evening.
President and Mrs, Isaac Smith are
back from pleasant Salt Lake trip.
Miss Farmer OF ogden is visiting Logan
friends.
Miss NJ A. Torgeson entertained
Thursday evening at the home OF Mrs.
Joseph Odell, in honor Of Mrs. Clyde
Squires.
Miss Dora Wright is visiting III Salt
Lake the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. d.
Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. Alphin Young are visiting
in Logan from Idaho Falls.
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Doris II you wish to make a grease
less complexion cream Jelly that viii
quickly clear your complexion OF freck-
les. tan and sunburn without the neces-
si'y OF several months treatment, YOU
can easily prepare (, al home by mixing
tosether an ounce OF almozoin, two tea
cold water; stir briskiy and let stand
over night Where applied Frequently,
YOU Will find this an excellent cream
f Tor removing wrinkles, blackhcsds.
treckles. roushness and other skin blem-
lshes. It VIII leave the skin smooth
clear and velvety. and Is matchlcss
preparation for massaglng and reducing
the size OF large pores In the skin.
T. H: Plain delatone is the bes,
thing / ever heard OF 10 remove super
fMous hairs from the face and forearns
II costs much less than the electric
time. OF course. the hairs may return.
but II they do they will be thin and
light in color-scarcely discernble. \
second or third. application will rid you
Delatone costs a dollar an ounce, but
one ounce is all you will ever need.
Simply mix a little delatone with enough
water TO form paste: cover the skin
from which YOU wish to remove the
hairs with this paste; let IT remain two
or three minutes; then wipe off and
wash with warm water.
mary bN lusi q Httle
tire each day to the care OF your com
plexion. you can ward off the marks
Of approaching age and have the same
as Your younger friends. Use a good.
greaseless complexion cream (see an
swer 10 Doris) and instead OF cloggins
up the pores of your skin with face
powder get dependable lotion and use
1t exclusively. You can make such a
lotion by buying four ounces OF spur
max at your druggists and dissolving
II in one-half pint hot water; then add
two teaspoonfuls glycerine and when
cold. apply freely to your face. neck
and arms This lotion is inexpensive
ard unequaled as skin beautlfer, 1t
does not rub off or show like face
powder and YOU Will find IL excellent
for removing that shiny. muddy look
from your skin. / find II good for re-
moving ard preventing freckles, skin
pimples and any unnatural skin rough
ness.
h. W.; II my eyes continually had
that tired, overworkcd feeling you say
yours do ] would lose no time getting
good tonic for them. NV eyes are in
clinad to be weak and | keep them In
good condition by using a simple. in
expensive remedy made by dissolving an
ounce Of crystos in pint OF water
A few drops in each eye occasionally
will readily relieve inflammation and
make ones eyes bright and sparkling.
| Try this and ] am sure you VIII not
| need to wear glasses, 1t is splendid
tonic for weak, watery eyes, also granu-
! loted lids.
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BY George. I never saw anything like
the effects of that new treatment. Pro-
tone. for the building up OF weight and
lost nerve force 1t acted more like 4
miracle than a medicine said a we'll
known gentleman yesterday in speaking
OF the revolution that had taken place in
his condition. II began to think that
there was nothing on earth that could
make me fat. I tried tonics. digcstives.
heavy eating, diets. milk. beer and almost
everything else you could think of. but
without result. had been thin for years
and began TO think II was natural for me
TO be that way. Finally | read about the
remarkable processes brought about by
the use OF Protone. so | decided TO try II
myself. Well whom | look at myself In
the mirror now, l think il is somebody
else. I have put on Just 80 pounds dur
ing the last month and never felt stronger
or more 'nervy' In my life -
Frotonc Is a powerful inducer of nutr-
tion. increases cell growth. makes perfect
assimilation of food increases the num-
Der of blood corpUscles. and necessary
result builds UP muscles and solid,
healthy flesh. and rounds out the figure.
For women who can never appear
stylish In anything thev wear because OF
their thinness, this remarkable treatment
may prove a revelation. II Is q beauty
maker as well IL form builder and
nerve strelg gthener
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Health and Beauty Queries
BY MRS. NAE MARTYN,

b. b. s.: Although gray hair Is some
,ihmes caused by worry, IL is generally
due TO diseased scalp as indicated by
such symptoms as the dandruff. itching
scalp and brittle. falling hair Of which
YOU speak. To restore your scalp 10 q
healthy condition. first keep it clean by
weeks with canthrox then massage the
scalp. using a good qunine hair tonic.
You can prepare the tonic yourself by
adding one ounce of quinzon to a half
pint Of alcohol and a halfpint of cold
water, This is much better than most
ready prepared hair tonIcs as IL contains
nothing TO make the hair coarse. sticky
or stringy. II will remove the dandruff
and stop your hair from coming out.
You viii find it an ideal dressing for
the hair and very refreshing 10 an Itch
ing scalp.
3. NJ. D.; (a) Do not let your super
fluouss flesh worry you. Even though
you have spent many dollars trying
different so called flesh reducers" with
want you to try this one. | have many
friends who tell ME It did wonders for
them. Get four ounces OF parnotis from.
any drug store. dissolve il In u points
few minutes before each meal. It is
harmless and will cut down your fat
rapidly without the necessity of Of dieting
luxor.
,o,, A. F. s; ,S To be sure; sure; health and ,
beauty go mana III ndDG. indigestion
and sluggish liver cause impure blood.
which In turn breeds ugly hothes.
oimples and skin eruptions, accompanied
often by depression, melancholla aud
headaches. These may be all removed
by the judcious use of simple home
made system tonic and blood purifier.
made as follows: Dissolve one ounce
# kardene and one half cup OF sugar
N half pint alcohol; then add enough
hot water TO make a full quart OF the
remedy. Take. Tablespoonful before
aach meat Kardene stimulates the
digestion. arouses n torpid liver, purlfcs
the blood and gives tone to the whole
5vstem BY a natural process the com
olexion Is cleared. the tired feeling
'anishes. and energy and enjoyment OF
life returns,
G. e. A. II may be all right to use
Try shampoo powder where you are very
'arefu TO brush out all OF the powder;
otherwise IL will clog up the pores In
ne scalp and cause dandruff the very
| thing you should avoid. To keep your
| iair looking bright and healthy and
| make 1t stay in curl, you must not use
, shampoo that contains alkali as soaps
| nd most shampoos do Dissolve n tea
| 'poonful Of conthroX in a cup OF hot
| water and you have a shampoo that
| ant be excelled. IT will remove all
| xcess oil and dirt. and leave your scalp
rec from irritation. This shampoo
| Iries quickly without causing strealey.
| AIDED patches I'm the hair. II Will make
| our hair soft and fluffy so It will stay
| - and look nice without the use OF
/ air net or veil.
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WILLARD.
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
WILLARD. Oct. S-Miss Hattie Par
sons of this place and Frank Beccher Of
Elbn. Ida were married in Salt Lake
City Thursday. They will make their
home at IGlba
George n. Lowe has returned 10 An,
Arbor. Mich. after spending the sum-
mer at home. where he will complete his
course I'm law,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lowe OF Ward. Ida.
arc spending few weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs Peter Lowe Of this place,
Miss Mary Blackburn of Rexburg Ida ,
is spending u few days with her sister
here. Mrs. D T. Harding.
MIR. and Mrs Ed Summers OF Paradise
were Willard visitors during the week.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Wake or AImo.
Ida. are spending few weeks with rela-
tives here,
Mrs Ida Hubbard OF Elba, Ida. is Wis
iting with her sister, Mrs. William
Lowe.
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SPANISH FORK.

Special to The Tribune.
SPANISH FORK, Oct. s.-or
day. the ath inst, John Moore
Third ward celebrated his sevenf
opd birthday. In the evening a de
supper was served. Covers were /,
thirty-two guests. all OF whom wa,
atives, either by affinity or consang
Mr.. Moore is one of the pioneers
city. He has held many Offices 81
and profit. having once been retur
the legislature. He Is the chief
keeper in our big coop, store.
Henry 3. Hicks and wife and i
B. Sller and wife, all Of Clinton, \
Spanish Fork, Saturday and Sunda
Mrs Albern Baocock OF Moore.
and two OF her sons, are vlsitIne
tives and friends here.
a surprise party was given a,
home OF John Warner on We'd
evening. he having Just returned
a two-yearS' mission IN the y
states Fifty guests were prnsAnf
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NEPHI.

Special TO The Tribune.
NEPHI. Oct. S.-Miss Flossie Tanner
and Stanley Winn were married in the
salt Lake Temple Wednesday, Both are
popular young people OF Nephi.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bigler spent the
week in Salt Lake.
Mrs. David Laughlin and daughter of
Los Angeles will spend the winter in
Nephi.
Miss Nora Jacobsen and Earl Reed.
both popular young people OF Nephi, were
married in Salt Lake Wednesday,
Miss Edna Sperry and Henry Harris
were married Wednesday. Both are pop
ular young people OF Nephi.
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Prizes were won by w. p 1ngebretsen,
G. L. Biddle, Mrs. 7. G.. Alvord and Miss
Edith Fowler An elaborate supper was
served 20 about forty guests.
The Historical society met Saturday
with Mrs. a. r. Patton.
The Home Culture club met with Mrs.
Clayton Coolidge AT her home Thursday
afternoon An interesting programme
was yiven. among the numbers being
papers on The ,Women OF holland by
Mrs. w. +, Moore. and Rotterdam" by
Mrs. T. j. Fitzgerald
Mrs. f. l.. Bell of Sparks. New. was
the complimcnted guest at Il pox party
given at the Orpheum Monday evening
by Mrs David Eccles and Mrs. George
II. Davis The guests were Mesdames
II. NJ. Rowe. A. p. Bieelow, II, G. Bigc-
low II. II. Spencer. Horace Peery, Har-
old Peery, Thomas Fitzgerald w. B.
Isaacs of Tucson. Ariz.; w. T. Turner,
Marion Banks. L. r. Eccles. Ncttio Ec-
cles William Eccles. Misses Esther Har-
rson, Kathryn Fitzgerald and Laura and
Flora Eccles.
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RICHFIELD.
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Special TO The Tribune.
RICHF1ELD. Oct s.-A pleasant social
event OF the week was that of Wedncs-
day afternoon, when Mrs. Lee Clark,
Mrs. a. lessen, Mrs. Akeron and Mrs
James Edwards entertained the memb bers
of the Royal Neighbors at kensing-
ton given A, the Edwards home on East
Center street. The rooms were prettiy
arranged and most delicate luncheon
was served. Those present were the
Mesdames Ed Whyte. j. A. Whyte. Carl
Goldbrandson, S. Dali Patton, T. Cranes,
Dunn. Guy Louis. II. Cranes, Allen
Montgomery. Edwards. Jessen and Aker-
son,
Mrs. Orsen Christensen entertained at
an elaborate dinner Wednesday evening
In honor OF her husbands thirty-1rst
birthday. The evening was most pleas
anty spent with games and music.
Mrs. Foutz entertained large num-
Der OF young folks Wednesday evening
at her home on Third North street In
hopor OF Miss Winnie Nay, who left,
with her mother. on Thursday TO spend
the winter in Salt Lake City. Games and
music were features Of the evening and
most enjoyable time was had
Walter Ogden and Mary Ross went 10
Salt Lake last Sunday. where they were
married In the Temple on Wednesday.
Mrs Dr. Stiner entertained most
charmIngly Friday evening in honor OF
her husbands birthday anniversary
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MOUNT PLEASANT.

Special 10 The Tribune.
MOUNT PLEASANT, Oct. s-Tbo
teachers and principal Of the Wasatch
academy gave d picnic up Gooseberry
Saturday last.
The juniors Of Wasatch academy gave
peaotlIul lawn party the early part OF
week Jhe lawn was lighted with jap
anese lanterns. and a good time was
had by all.
r c. Jensen was a Salt Lake visitor
this week.
Tho Twentieth Century club met this
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BINGHAM.

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BINGHAM. Oct. s.-About ,wsu.
OF the Collegiate Tnstituts acnnl1y
the football team TO Bingham, Esil
see the game between tho horu
and the Bingham high school. 'ue
Mrs. ]. H.. Vaughan de)ie,,t,,.u.
tertained at cards at her bnn,aa
day evening. a dainty luncha,
GUIDED very pleasant evenjnp
The firemen Of Upper Blnpbam
grand ball nj the !. o. O. r. nan
evening. The attendance WAC il.
the music excellent There wae
mcrrymaking, the characters
many OF tha masqueraders hsa.
ceptionally good. 'hs
j. l. Forbes. Pat Sullivan -.
day. "Aa
DR., and Mrs. w. II. Wood,,.
Salt Lake visitors this week,
II. Geffen and sons, Max ana
were in salt Lake on business n,
and Wednesday.
Miss Effay Van Cott yisitad -.
onts in Salt Lake Saturday ana
day. 1"u
DIR. F, f. Straup has returnsd'
Atlanta. Ga. where he went In
the sovereign grand lodge OF Cd,
lows, ~
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rem boben, oaB oas &riegslninilte.
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9tnn, 10 argert mnS baS nidbt,
g mmk aud iuldJe G6u5e geben.
Sber mill elm Mnb'rer CUR
Waf)en uns bas 2eben iauer,
gr5itet mns bet Sprndl fiirtuabr:
GS tit ntdltS npn eiu'ger Sancr.
Che ct es npd) geoadt
5allt elm ipld)er b5ier 8nbe,
Der piel Merser mns senndJt
Sn bic ielbItsesrab'ne @rnbe.
MlleS mas nns piberfGbrt
gBfes, bat ST. nnferrn Srpntmen
tlns ben iueiien Sprnd) geIebrt:
Sdtt' mod f5nnen idlimmer fummeE.
Maanbem tuirb MIN bieies stpar
als elm idled]ter Croft erifeiner:
Spd) Der alte Gprmdb bleibt mahr:
geifer ifblehten Trpft tuie feiuen.
Spfj sebt alfes Dir nerqner,
Wia Dir gar nidbts red,t gelingen,
gringe 9eine Sprsen her,
@p bic befien Seder fltnsen,
afantp= gier, ebfer Sranf,
On biit infer Sprsenbred1er,
Sebes aiimmerntk nerianf
Sn benz 3reis bet frpben Sedter.
sdJreit aud sletd1 ber Wluder @rpd;
Sbr iollt nnr In @aiier praffen!
9enr id) bpfl BEL mir, er ioll
Tins bas Mlamp 8ier laiisu,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-29
VI. s.. & s. gabn.

Mrfunft-
80. 241-gon Soiiiton unb @aIbeiton
80. 235-gom gaorben. .7.8O borilliti
3o. 231-gom @orben unb &oufcn
80 20 Hltll)lII
Mo: 9-gom gaorben. TAB abenbs
$40. 244-Ma6 oem Rprben II. Souitan
=. ..l.lU oDrnt
go. 10-Nad Dem Norben. 200 bprm
ylo. 236-Na9 benz Norben. -. !.
:. :. 900 nbenos
No. 242-Na9 benz Norben nn6 Gal.
beiton. ....1150 abenbs
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g. u. G u. 3. Balm.
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g.. S. G g. u, (Saupt-2inie).
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go. 9-@om Often. .7:35 PORN
SO. 7-Wom Often. 800 nnd3m
20 10-@l Hofo H. 8eften. .7.sO nod,n
Yo: 2-Ton Sci 0fio. 1850 BORN
Mbfnhrt-
SO. 9--aad 81 9afo unb Beiten.
49,. :. -. 800 born,
SO. 10ANad ,. @eifen. 1890 aberhs
No. 8-geeh benz Often. HOO BORN
No. 1-9ah Sci &ip.. 400 abei,Ss