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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01
by Betty OeS7

1t seems part Of the skin and cannot be
detected as can the old-style face powder
Caroline: Yes. II the tissues of your
face are inclined TO sag, beware, or you
Will soon have wrinkles, Here IS q good
massage cream which tones and braces
the tissues while also beautlfying the
from your druggist in one-half pint OF
cold water. Add two teaspoonfuls glycer-
Inc. Apply freely. AT the first applica
tlon you Will feel the skin contract and
you Will soon get back the firm contour
and velvety skin. For a good blood
purifier see answer to Maurice.
Maurice: The skin eruptions OF which
you speak are caused by impure blood and
system before you can hope to enjoy com
plete health Into one-half pint alcohol
(whisky must not be used) pour one
ounce kardene, then add ne-half cupfu
sugar and hot water TO make full quart.
Take one tablespoonful OF this old d-fa sh-
loned blood cleanser and tonic before each
meal. This is splendid for that weak.
gans to healthy condition. and Its time
Iy use Will save much serious sickness
Fanchon: Certainly eyes are harmed
by belladonna, but this homemade tonic
will clear and make them brilliant while
II Is strengthening and resting Anyone
can prepare IL by dissolving an ounce OF
crystos (obtainable at any druggistS) In
one-half pint OF clear water. Use eye
least one day It's Frightening effect
Is immediate.
Betty Deans Beauty Book. So.
advertisement
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SOCIETY
Continued from Preceding Page.)

forty guests were in attendance. in
Gliding the children, grandchildren and
great. grandchildren Of Mrs, Reading
The table was decorated in Easter lilies
and ferns.
A luncheon was given by Miss Evelyn
Kruse and Miss Bessie Gushing at the
home Of the former on East Second
South Thursday afternoon in honor of
Miss Renee Brown of Oakland, Cal,
who has been q visitor of the week mt
the home of Miss Evelyn Kruse. The
dining room was decorated in pink and
green. The centerpiece for the table
was formed by a large bowl of deep
red roses. After luncheon had been
served games and music wore enjoyed.
Miss Brown left Friday for her home.
A prettily appointed bridge luncheon
was given Wednesday by Mrs. o. G..
Hemenway at her home, S77 East Sec
ond South street. The rooms were at
tractively decorated, The dining room
was adorned with bright yellow daffo-
dis, the drawing room with American
Beauty roses and the library with Gold
of Ophir roses. Guests were entertained
at four tables of bridge following the
luncheon. The luncheon tables had a
centerpiece of daffodiIs arranged in u
basket.
4 luncheon was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Stewart last Mon.
day afternoon in honor Of Mrs. Eliza.
beth White Stewart, mother Of G.. B.
Stewart in honor of the anniversary
Of her seventy-njnth birthday. Those
present were Bishop and Mrs. George
Romney, Mr.. and Mrs, P. 4. Nelson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nephi Hanson and VIII
liam d. White. Mrs. Bernard White,
Mrs Eliza b. Hume aud Mrs. Stewart Is
three sons and six daughters, Samuel
w. Stewart aud wife. G, B. Stewart and
wifo, Bernard J. Stewart and wife,
Mrs. William NJ Stewart, Mrs, Mary
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I |0WMW

III FRS. EMMELINE r. WELLS was
N showered with flowers and ex-
|NV8 teusively entertained yesterday
~ in celebration Of her eighty
lLxth birthday anniversary. A banquet
rs given at O'Clock yesterday aft
Mnoon in the banquet room of the Re-
Eef society suite at the Bishops build
Ia bv the general board Of directors
III the Relief society, of which Mrs.
Eells is president. Mrs. Wells and her
Iaupbters. Mrs. John Q. Cannon and
Ere. Isabel W. Seers, were the guests
Il honor. The table was prettily dec
hated in pink and white carnations
la red roses. The roses arranged in
msket formed a centcrpiece and the
nrnntions marked the place of each
mest. Mrs. Joseph T. Smith was toast
distress and bright toasts were given
Is Mrs. Franklin S, Richards, Mrs. Phi
Ers. Ida Smoot Dusenberry OF Provo,
Ers. r. X. Thomas. Mrs. Jacob T.
hates, Mrs. George r. Horne, Mrs. W.
/, Williams and Mrs. Charles W. Will
BIZ. Mrs. Williams made the presenta-
Ion speech on behalf of the board for
he birthday gift Of a handsome cut
keel bag for Mrs. Wells. Covers we're
Ed for twenty-five, including the
kenty-two members Of the general Re
lief board.
N From 4 to clock a. reception was
6ven in the Relief society rooms, to
kbich q general invitation was extended
b Mrs. Wells IS friends, About 400
nests called 10 extend congratulations
be large hall in which the reception
has given was attractively decorated in
Inns, ferns and pink roses. Professor
1yde's orchestra furnished music and
hpromptu addresses were made by
Resident Joseph +. Smith and Apostle
kapcis NJ, Lyman. The general board re-
lived the guests. This board is composed
Mrs. Joseph F, Smith and Mrs, ". \
filliams, chief counselors; Mrs. r. R.
brresponding secretary. Mrs. Empy.
keasurer, and the following directors.
trs. G. ". PeDrose. Mrs. Sarah j. Can.
bn, Mrs. Priscilla Jennings, Mrs. r. X.
homas, Mrs. Ida Smoot Dusen berry,
Irs. Charles S. Wilcox, Mrs George II.
Iprne. Mrs. Charles Crismon, Mrs. A.
Z McCune, Mrs. Joseph II. Hyde, Miss
hna May Davis, Miss Sarah McClel.
b, Mrs Walter J, Beatie, Mrs. Philo
Farnsworth, Mrs. T. s. Richards and
ts. c. ". Nibley.
THE Relief society organizations
roughout the state sent flowers to
rs. Wells and the Daughters and Sons
the Revolution remembered her with
Ipotted plant. Her offices in the
Chops building looked like a flower
Fden, Years rest lightly upon her and
Ie was quite equal to all OF her birth
Ly festivlty.
The Utah Wonan's Press club enter
fned Wednesday at the residence of
RS. Hugh ]. Cannon in honor Of the
fthday of Mrs. Emmeline B. Wells
be rooms were prettily decorated
ith daffodlls and potted plants. The
pie was laid for twenty guests, with
beautiful cluny centerpiece on which
es placed the birthday cake. The
Ike was baked with a hollow center
which was placed bouquet of vio-
ts, the club flower. The place cards
pre- white with spray of plumosa
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fern tied on them with lavender rib
bon. Mrs. Emma II. Jensen, the club
treasurer, assisted Mrs. Cannon in re-
ceivlng. Dinner was served at 7
o clock, and each member responded
with an original sentiment or limerick,
Mrs. Done leading with toast to the
guest Of honor as follows:
Drink a toast to our lady fair,
To her eyes and her beautiful hair;
To her heart without guile.
To her heavenly smile.
To her soul, TO which none can compare.
Miss Maurine Cannon and Miss Irene
Done assisted in serving. Mrs. Hugh J.
Cannon, In a neat little speech, pre-
sented DR.. Wells with a birthday cake,
painted especially for her. Mrs Flos-
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for dancing party to be given at the
Odeon Wednesday evening BY the Aedi-
ficium club, Those in charge of the
affair are Miss Ella Boud, Miss Alice
Cottam, Miss Luella Lloyd, Miss Esther
Evans, Miss Rebeca Boud. Miss Leila
Cottam, Dick Willis, Miss frankie
Mikesell, Miss Ruby Culver, Miss Effie
Taylor, Miss Isabel Martin, Miss Ida
Openshaw, Miss Irene Parry Miss Han
nah Parry and Miss Jemima Lloyd.
Miss Marie James entertained the
B. g, club Wednesday evening. Car
nations were used for the centerpiece
Of the long table, from which dainty
supper was served The time was spent
in making preparations for the social
TO be given by the club members March
II in the First ward hall
Miss Anna Lieberman was the guest
Of honor at card party given on
Monday by Miss Sarah Nathan at her
home On South West Temple street.
There were four tables Of bridge and
the prizes, as well as the decorations.
were carried out in the George Wash
ington idea.
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n. G. Hotchkiss. Editor Echo, Proph-
ettstown, Ill; Remember. mine vas vas
I am completely healed, after bot.
ties OF d. D. D. have seen case OF
as years standing cured. / have seen
my own doctor cured Of BARRIERS 1toh'
which ho could not euro himself
F. r. Tesar, Banker, I1opkinton. Ia.
7 treated with three doctors for sig
months Thoy did mo no good my
face and scalp were fun or the dls-
Snco is as smooth as a baby's;
Row L. !. Downing. Pastor bth Avo
Presbyterian Church. Roanoke. Va; toT
three years I suffered. intensely So !
have al last found relief in d. d. d.
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Mistress writes. My hair Is so oily
q strssgiing l wish you could tell me
'nething 20 make n soft and fluffy. II
akes me positively homely / also have
great deal Of dandruff."
answer: Many women would be more
Putitul II they had soft, duffy hair.
g tel you a very simple remedy. one
VIII overcome dandruff. itching scalp
q lusteress and falling hair. ASK
Hr druggist FOR A-oz. jar OF plain
alo" minyol and use according To dtrec-
ns, and you VIII be surprised TO note
direrence In your hair.
IFred w writes: Il suffer with head
pe Indigestion. nervous debility and
II also thin almost to the danger point
fat can be done for me2"
hhswer: You can very readily over
r. these difficulties by using 3grain
lRo-hnSlane tablets, They are put up IN
pee cartons with full directions These
4 nshly recommended by PHYSICIANS
x u"ed according 10 directions you
coon De rid OF headache. your indi-
E,oh VII be gone and YOU VIII gain
'Eild be taken regularly for several
Hens ana / am confident you will gain
'k, writes. nave tried so many
eoles Tor rheumat tism that 7 am al
sl AFRAID TO try any more. but If you
n 'ei' me a sure remedy | Will try It, ="
nnswer; Do not De dlsheartcned be-
Iese you have not been able TO find
h"thing tnat would overcome your
Ehula tlsm, for you can he relieved "
Iii take "hat ] tell YOU. Get from
nug store; iodide of potassium.
fns: sodium sallcylate drains: wine
tXs"lcnlcum. OF; comp. fluid balm
- ! o.; comp. essence cardiol. ] OF
u syrup sarsaparilla. > ozs. Mix and
teaspoonful at mealtlme and again
pIPre going 10 bed
eIn' writes: II have suffered with a
eoush for some time and ] am also
ana ured most of tho time. which
Hrh rs due To the severe coughing,
u you give me remedy"
Es@er' Yes. your weakness is due to
pnehlng, but you should be we'll re-
oy using the following: Get q "a
ackage OF essence mentho-laxene and
4 acccrding to directions on the bot
anen take a teaspoonful every hou!
, 4mo untll the cough Is cured, This
,dUvs iull pint of the very best and
cough syrup, If your druggist does
,.ave ment no-laxenc. have him order
81 you OK the wholesale firms.
fpoctof; What can l take for a bad
OF Indigestion? I have suffered witt
pYs at all, ] am also bothered witt
ID Hnpatiop.'
|tswer; You should not neglect in.
Reion ana constipation a S II leads tC
II serious trouble: very frequently an-
!.
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Editor Tells How
ID. ID. I'D. PreScriptiO
Cured His Eczema
Clergyman and Banker Also Write How 1mey
Secured Relief Thanks to ID. Id. Id.

am nc longer tortured-complete!
cured. have no hesitancy In az
knowledging the great virtues Oh tniS
specific.
The cures OF d. D. D. are past be.
lief, All druggists know and are glad
to recommend this soothing, COOLING
liquid.
Como to us and We win tell you
moro about this remarkaoie remees'
and tho eficient D. .. D. skin soap.
We offer the first full. size. bottle on
the guarantee that unless u ooos
is said, your money WILL DO relunoooA
You alone to judge.
Suhsfif,Itors. Five (5D Good Stores.
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Births Exceed Deaths.

The weekly report Of the city board OF
health shows "a births and 32 deaths. OF
the births. 22 were boys and % were
girls. or the deaths, II were males and
Is were females.
Cases OF conta gious and Infectious dis
eases reported total 20. divided as fol-
lows smallpox. ! diphtheria, . scar
let fever. "a measles. whooping cough,
chicksnpox. 1 mumps and l pneumonia
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The Home Beauty ParlOr

Sue l.: | always recommend aunzoln
to put vitality and luxuriance into any
ones hair IL will promptly remedy the
dandruff and itching scalp: it costs little
and you can prepare 1t at home. From
your druggist get one ounce qulnzoln and
half pint alcohol Mix and add one
half pint cold water. This makes enough
scalp twice a week. This is fine to pre-
vent falling OF the hair and premature
loss OF color,
Daily: Don't worry about being too
easy way to reduce flesh without dieting
or any strenuous exercise. Get four
ounces OF parnotis from your druggist
and mix 1t In one and one-half pints
hot water, Take tablespoonful before
meals. This is harmless and iDeXpen-
sive and ] think you will find beneficial
change within week.
Leonora: There is no virtue IN an egg
shampoo. The Shiny animal matter
clings to the strands and clogs the pores
of the scalp. Try this simple shampoo:
Get some canthroX from your druggist
and dissolve q level teaspoonful in cup
OF hot water II leaves the scalp slim
ula ted and cleaned and the hair beauti
fully soft and fluffy.
Polly; You do not need to send abroad
for the new, perfect substitute Tor face
powder Make Ii yourself at home by
dlssolvlng four ounces spurmax In one
half pint hot water. This is the simplest
purest lotion for making the skin soft
and naturally fair II stays on closely,
and gives youthful freshness. When on
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Sues on Board Bill.

Suit to recover board. lodging and
washing bills, covering a period OF forty
eight months. was fled in the district
court yesterday against Benjamin F.
Ritter by Letiua Plant. She asks for
5000, She alleges that Ritter has not
paid for any OF these accommoda tions
during the entire four years.
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Bldg, College -EliWood sts.. SD; Dayton 'e5' g.
lnclosing elf-addressed stamped en-
yeiope for reply Full name and address
titious name Will be used in my an
sWers. The, prescriptions can be filled
az any well-stocked drug store. Any
pendicitis is caused by this neglect Be-
SIN at once and take tablets triopeptine
These are packed IN sealed cartons with
iuIl directions for taking.
"P. II. G" writes: when a man Is
DOWN and out, with such symptoms as
loss OF appetite. insomnia, vertigo. nerv-
business irrita bility and a listless. tired
feeling even after a nights rest. what
can be done to restore oneself TO good,
vigorous beslth?"
Answer: Right living and a powerful,
harmless. invigorating tonic. such as
cause new life forces to accrue to your
great benefit. Your recupera tive forces
VIII gradually Improve and health return.
Mrs. W, w. c." asks: Can | take
off 40 pounds OF fat? l weigh $50 pounds:
too much for my height.
Answer: Yes, you should by taking, as
per. the directions which accompa nv. s.
grain grain areole9e arb tablets; put up in sealed
They are very good for amy acshy person
10 take.
cine from several doctors for liver and
kidney trouble and constipation, but il
does not seem to help me at all. My skin
Is salow. have constant heada ches and
dizzy spells. What shall l do?'
Answer; The best remedy that know
lets (not sulphur tab)ets). These are
packed in sealed tubes with fun direc-
tons. Most of the remedies only aggra-
Vate. but II you take the sulpherb tablets
regularly for few weeks YOU should be
well This VIII purify the blood and your
skin will lose that ssall.ow look.
BUSY Notwithstanding can be
easily controlled IN children by giving
them the following: Tincture cubebs. /
dram; uncture rhus aromatic, 2 drains.
| from 10 10 10 drops In water an hour
! before each meal.
Doctor; ] have a very bad case of
catarrh OF the head and my stomach.
bowels and blood are affected / suffer
greatly and would like relief"
~. G."--Locnl treatment should be
,is,e USED as follows; Get ozs. OF antispetic
pint of warm water snuf the water
from the palm OF tho han through the
nostriis two or three times a day. Then
ma maze Gatarrh @ balm by mixing level
of vaseline or lard and apply to the nos
| trils as lar up as possible. Also take a
| teaspooniul four times daily of the fol-
lowing syrup sarsa pa rilla comp ozs
comp. fluid balmwort, or; fluid ext
nuchu, or Mix and Shake well,
Geo W. writes: More than q yoar
ago ] received lasting benefit from one
prescription you gave me. and now nv
trouble Is due to Kidneys so am writing
for, advice, Lately ] have had swelling
under eyes, and OF the feet and ankles,
| also am feverisn, thirsty and weak, while
my head aches and the urinary passage
Is attended with pain and bad odors'
Answer: ! have found that baImwort
| tablets are the most beneficial treatment
| mat anyone can use, who Is afflicted with
| disordered kidneys and bladder Obtain
| IN sealed tubes with full directions
(AdyotlScmcnt)
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EGp&asSTaz EGsp&GsToR;s
ZrDS LewzS 6ako~ "

The questions answered below are
general in character, the symptoms or
diseases are given and the answers Will
apply 10 any case of similar nature.
Those wishing further advice. free. may
ADDRESS DR.. Lewis Baker, College
Bldg,.. College -Ellwood Sts.. Dayton. O.,
inclosing addressed stamped en-
Veope for reply, Full name and address
tltious name will be used in my an
swers- The prescriptions can be filled
at any. well-stocked drug store. Any
druggist can order OF wholesaler.
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pendicitis Is caused by this neglect. Be-
SIN at once and take tablets triopeptine
These are packed IN sealed cartons witt
iull directions for taking.
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The music section of the Ladies
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"P. IL. G" writes: when a man
down and out, with such symptoms a
loss OF appetite, insomnia, vertigo. nerv
business, irTttabiity and Iistless. tire
teelng even after a nights rest wha
can be done to restore oneself TO good
vigorous bealth?"
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The Ladies Aid society of the First
Methodist church will hold its regular
monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon at
2;30 o clock with Mrs. w n. DAYTON,
1897 East South Temple street. Mrs.
j. O. Evans is chairman of the enter.
tainmeut committee. An attractive pro.
gramme will be carried out. including
q reading By Miss Eleanor Habcr Of
tho Utah Stock company
Tho current events and ourrcnt lit
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The art section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet Wednesday morn
ing at the clubhouse. Mrs. w. III, Dunn
will give paper on "Potter, Cuyp and
Adrian Van der Vclde'
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09
LETTER WRITTEN In SEPTEMBER, 1889, Is
FOUND IN DESK THAT WAS USED IN
THE U. S. SENATE CHAMBER IS YEARS AGO

Yellowed by age and worn almost be.
yond recognition. a letter dated Septem.
Der ., 1SSs has just been fond, crushed
down In the corner of a drawer OF an
old mahogany desk that was in use
nearly seventy-fve years ago in the
Senate Chamber. and now the property
Of the Boston Wood Finishing ~ompany,
73 Thirteenth street northwest.
The letter. in quaint handwriting, ad-
dressed from Beverly Farm, a summer
resort OF Massachusetts,, frequented by
the Congressional set OF those days, dis
plays between the delicately written
heading, TO My Dear Mary" In con-
clusion the writer, Jane d. Brun, bids
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09
COL. FL. DENNY dues
in ACCIDENTAL FALL
Retired Marine Corps Officer Found
Lifeless BY Daughter After Plunge
from Balustrade.
HAD DISTINGUISHED RECORD

Plunging thirty feet over the balustrads
at his home. 1915 Massachusetts, avenue
northwest. Col Frank Lee Denny, U. s.
N. c., retired. was instantly killed early
yesterday morning. He landed on q
marble table. Death was due TO con-
cussion Of the brain.
His daughter, Miss Esther Denny, was
awakened by the noise. and going to the
hall to investigate. found her fathers
body. DR.. NJ. F. Cuthbert was sum-
moned. but pronounced Col. Denny dead.
Coroner hewitt after an investigation
issued a certificate of accidental death.
II is believed Col. Denny suffered an
attack Of vertigo while on the way to
the bathroom, fell against the/balustrade
and toppled over.
Col Denny had been engaged In busi-
ness In Washington since his retirement
from active service, at his own request
June /. 1914 and at the time Of his death
was vice president and manager Of the
Real Estate Trust Company, OF Wash
ington.
Col. Denny entered the Marine Corps
in 1880, and had a most distinguished
record of service in all parts Of the
world With marines from American
ships he participated In the joint opera
tions OF British and French forces at
and was highly commended
by Lord Charles Beresford. In 1856 he
In the expedition to Panama
A military funeral will take place to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock at the
residence. Interment viii be in Airing
ton.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

Washington, WEDNESDAY, July s-spn
For the District Of ColumbiI. Maryland. and
Virginia. probably fair Thursday and Friday: IISht
to moderate south winds
The pressure Is Abnormally high Of the Atlantis
coast and II has risen over the rrEi1n Il the Grrat
Lakes; II Is relatively low over the Lower MiSsiS-
sippt Valley. the western Plateau rtgicn, and the
western Canadian provinces This pressure distrib1-
tion has resulted in Eeneray fair weather e1oept
Southeastern States the Lower MiSsissippi VALLEY
OklEhomA. and the Rock Mountain rtgion.
Temperatures are somewhat lower over the Cf,per
Lake region and they are higher in the Middle At
lantic and New England States and the far
Northwest.
With the exception Of widely scattered shower,
N the Southeastern States and the Rocky MOup-
Inn region. the weather will be gvnerally fair
THURSDAY and Friday throughout the country
Tsmperature vii rise nsWhat in the UppeI
Lake region and it will change little in other part,
Of the country during the nr1t forty-eiEht houIH
The winds along the north Atlantic Coast will
BE moderate west: on the Middle Atlantic Coast
moderate south; on the south Atlantic and Gulf
coasts light TO noderste VARIABLE; On the Great
Lakes light to moderate variable
Local temperature Midnight. Il: a. m @.l
m. 81; a. m. g: .. m, 70: 10 a. m. Ts: u
noon, 81: p N. o.; p M IS; sp n. s.;
p m, -; 10 p m. 7s. Highest. s.: lowest. e.
Relative humidity-s a. m. 50; p n @;sp
m. g.
Rainfall S p. N. to p ND: hours oF sun
shine. n.s: per cent of possible sunshine o.
Temperature same date last year-Highest, s.:
lowest. ..
TenperatuTrs in other cities. together with the
smount Of rainfall for the twenty-four hours ended
p. m yesterday, are follows: