The Ogden standard. [volume], October 02, 1919, LAST EDITION - 3:30 P.M., Page 5, Image 5

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THE OGDEN S 1 ANDAKU: OGDLN, UTAH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1919. 5
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Woman's Page
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Felt as Decoration
In these days of artistic and charm
f.Jng belongings, one is especially lm
, j pressed v. .Mi i he complete disappear
ancr nf attempts to reproduce nature
Kin false mediums Cabbage rates of
paper are things nf the p'' No
r iU bI irtllnj i j?re n Ines
fc, climb rirr one's floor and "lie pen
KiyHy patient pup no longer starry
Band Btarei at wondrouci made oot-
HAVE LOVELY
I BROWN HAIR
TRIAL PACKAGE SENT FREC
: f Why toWrnte atronky. pray or hle.ich
Brd htilr when it is Jut ns easy to tint
tf your trer:-o3 bcauriful brovvn as It li
K to powder your face?
I Brownntonc gives the hair bewltrhin-r
beauty nnil charm. pro,iurlnp Instnntlv
II any shade of brown or black If desired.
I 'Brownatone Makes Me
i Look Ten Years Younger"
I No other preparation Is f .simple c
K at'i'i' i-i pots, Bray strands or i
pV streaks, nnd all unnatural shades in the
W hair : i fiiirkl' i i o r-J to all their
PHtrigrinul
t Absolutely HsrnMess.
K Rrownatonf- is gna rant ''! perfectly
Ppkfe ;nd li i unless to the hair and 5kin
Con'; i i poiye.noiis in 'i l lent s phHi
m, . i 1 1 ' i ' 1 . i i ii rcurj
ML aniii -al t.ir products It hi
B Hot and is . Apply it in .i few
ni-'iiKiit.- v.i'li roi,ib or l.ni'h "iM h 1
m all le.iil.n ,' diuj-ists Two colors: "LiKlit
FBto Mffliui i lirown" and "Oari IJrown to i
Black." Two sizes. 3Sc and $1.15 Demand I
Kthe genuine.
Special Free TrlH Offtr
II . Send enl lie with lh, eonpon for .
PJJ Rree trial package and helpful booklet on '
lp rare (( llio hair.
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! Mall This Coupon Now
I llThe Kenton Pharmacal Co..
I 4 I Coppin JUdj.'., Covington, Ky.
' l in in. ii lind 11 rents (to cover
! i Y np and war tax) for
jK Tria I I'.h ' I '- I'vn.i t. m-
Light to Medium Brown or
J W', Dart; rtro'vn to Rlark
l M?i! With X shade wontM and mall
IS v.ltb vonr full name and address.
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--Advertisement. I
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lage on the rugs at our feot.
Now. roses, lovely in themselves bu(
no relation to the ones in our flor
ist's windows, gladden the eye and
ines that never cling to any sturdy
oak give lovely touches in our decora
tions! To these' convent ionized ideas the
new felt applied designs especially
lend themselves. As the material it
thick, it is easily 6haped into the
Quaintly precise lines so greatly de
sired The possibilities are unlimited and
all sorts of patterns can be purchased
in Chicago Dignified ducks of black
can be had. busy squirrels and cats
with startling eyps of yellow ;ire seen
I The ready to apply flower designs are
I especially loely.
Many are the uses of these articles.
! For instance, before October has come
and gone, a number of the already
mentioned eats can be made and put
;:v.ay til) Halloween is in season
They are easily tacked on curtains
anil room decorations and easily removed-
On curtains of rose, what would be
lovelier than a few flower tilled bas
kets near the hem, when a larger bas
ket of the same design adorns the
center of the quaint lambrequin
abi ire? When worn velour has been
covered with linen a beautifully col
ored flower design across the da en
port's lavender back would be lovely.
On a pillow which with Its filling
of nine brings a breath of a summer
gone, a cunningly stiff pine tree
would be attractively appropriate,
while nursery curtain figures in blue,
rose, lavender and yellow can be used
effectively and the children will adore
iheni !
our artist has shown you a child -,
room with cunning squirrels on cur
tain and lambrequin. Little glrbs will
love them and the most manly of the
boys need fear no feminine aspect,
when he views the dignified shade of
brown of the squirrel and the red ap
ple he is eating. There are Bev ral
ways of applying these felt designs.
They can be tacked on. care h ing
taken to conceal all stitches, or if you
wish, you may buttonhole them on o
the material with colored t lire ail (n
flower designs if bright yarn is used
for outline and to add to motif it is
wonderfully effective If designs of
rose are placed on blue, jam of lav
ender would be lovelj .
Nimble fingers will have no diffi
culty in mailing these figures.
First or all fashion the design de
sired, then cut out in cardboard mak
ing separate patterns for each sep
arate unit of color Cue should h.
especially taken that these pieces fit
correcth with no danger of unlocked
for crack You can purchase prettily '
(eolored felt made for Just this handl-,
work. j
Place cardboard patterns on flt and
outline with pencil and with sharp
scissors cut out figures carefully,
h'.arh separate piece must be bested
on materials to be decorated. When
perfectly certain that designs fit cor
rectly, one's needle Is brought into
'play. And then, lo and ebhold. a won i
derfully attractive possession i
i yours.
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No Need To Be Thin,
Scrawny or Sallow
If ou are thin nnd want to be plump
, if ynu have wrinkles In your face thai
i you are not proud of; if the skin is sal
I low or subject to pimples or blank
beads, take ICl-o-na stomach tablets for
t wo wei ks nnd notice the chauge.
Th majority of thin people are thin
because the stomach does not perform
its duties properly. It ir. not s -cretlng
sufficient of the natural digestive
juices nnd in consequence rJoes not ex
I tract from the food enough nutritive
matter to nourish every part of the
body.
Mi n na stomach tablets are intended
to build up the stomach so that it will
r'Ct properly and extract from the food
; the elements necessary to form flesh.
If you are thin try two weeks' treat
' ment of Mi-o-na stomach tablets they
i are small, easily swallowed and are
' sold on the guarantee of money back
If they do not overcome chronic indi
I gestion. acute or c hronic, stop stomach
disturbance, belching, heartburn, sour
stomach, and any after dinner distress.
For sale by Culley Drug Co.. and all
leading druggists. Advertisement.
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USEFUL LORE
Remove spots from handles of ivory
knives by nibbing with a chamois
.kin dipped in water, and then in
i powdered pumice.
When making baking powder bis
cuit roll the dough rather thin and use
I two cuts for one biscuit Lay one on
j top of the other.
The hard shell of the cocoanut. saw
ed to the proper shape and with holes
pierced for strings, makes a ehann-
ing hanging basket.
Russian salad dressing is made half
j of French dressing and half of may
onnaise, with chili sauce, chopped red
peppers, cucumbers and parslev add-led.
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ESSENTIALS
Being well dressed depends not so
! much upon the money spent as upon
j the ability of the wearer to select ap
IpTOpriate designs, materials and col
ors that are suited to individual nced.
TO BLEACH LACE
You find that some of our old bit.s
of Irish lace have become yellowed
possibly with perspiration, and thr
ibebt way to remove this is to bleach
It To do this you would best ber.in
your washing process by tacking the
j I - Another Round Oak a
I H VICTORY I
I W SEASON 1919 - 1920 U
I I Eta. cessful Heating Stove in Amorira are out again shouting nl
;jjt its praises.
- Tt is ronrptied that no other has ever equaled the Ki
0 . P Round Oak in burning every kind of fuel with Economy, ml
Success and Satisfaction to the user. jj
j ' ' beautiful new model Round Oak Stoves have ijtf
i cnca eaureG mace e original Round
u I so PPM e Des nterial, perfect fitting g!
w' -! , double fire pot, cone center grate. And in addition jfif
k ui i 't possesses a square seamless ash pit with a commodi- n
i v ;V Via ous as" Pan . ill I V
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wJ' ir '' have a large assortment of Stoves. All sizes Sroljj
jgjj , and prices, and if rou fail to visit our Stove Depart- ffixK i
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SENATOR SMITH
DEBATES TREATY
Proposes Seven Reservations
to Clear Up Doubtful or
Objectionable Language.
NO TEXTUAL CHANGES
Offers Substitute for Johnson
Designed to Equalize Voting
Power in World League.
WASHINGTON. Oct 2 Opposing
Itestual changes necessitating re-sub-
mission to Germany but declaring
I ratification withoue reservations to be
I impossible Senator Smith, Democrat
i of Georgia, in the senate today pro-1
posr-d sen en reservations to the peace
In t They should be arloptcd, he
said, "to clear up doubtful and objec
tionable language."
While only specifying seven reper-
I nations, Senator Smith said he be
jjieyed "substantial modification";
ishould be plaied upon the labor pro
j visions, but he withheld suggestions
I because other senators contemplated
proposing a reservation covering that
I that provision
Senator Smith's first reservation is
a substitute for the amendment bj
: Senator Johnson, Republican. Cali
fornia, designed to equalize the voting
power in both the assembly and su
preme council under the league of na
tions. The net three are similar to
those reported by ihe senate foreign i
relations committee affecting the right
to withdraw from the league, the Mon
roe doctrine and reserving the right
I of this country to control Its own in
ternal affairs
Covers Art.clc Ten.
The fifth reservation covers Article'
in, nnd Senator Smith said the United
States could not assume, under Article
i 10 or any other urticle, obligations to I
preserve the territorial integrity or po
litical lndependenee of any other - un
jtry or in case of controversies between
( other nations, to engage in economic
:boeotts. The reservation further pro
vides that mandates cannot be accept
ed for this country without congress
1 ional approval.
j As new reservations. Senator Smith
proposed that thy reparations commis
sion could not Interfere with commerce
between theUnited States and Germain j
except with this country 's consent and
ihat all persons Idling positions ere- J
ated bj the treaty must be appointed i
by ll:e president with th'c senate's con
sent. Amendments to ihe league cov
enant, also will be ratified by the sen
ate
lae on a pie e o( co ton i iotb, so
that when it comes to bleaching it the
lace may be laid out in the sun witb
:out any danger of coming in cor. rt
with anything that may soil it. If pps
Slble let the bleaching lake piaee ,, i
the green grass with the sun beating
down on it and keep it wet all the
I time If possible.
Of course, lace should not be ironed
In order to smooth itt it should be
'pinned out carefully on a clean iron
ing board.
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RENOVATE SHIRTS
Wh'-n men's shirts begin to show
signs of wear, take a safety razor and I
j rip the sefing at the bottom of The
neck hand until about half an inch
j past ihe shoulder seams Then rip
the shoulder seams and hah" the
Bleeve and underarm seams Remove
both fronts and cut a pattern of them
j on newspaper
Now cut the neck, shoulders and I
arm holes below the wornout pari
j exactly according to our pattern
Baste carefully and sew on the ma
chine About one hour's work and .i
shirt almost as good ns new.
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TO BLACKEN SHOES
if the children's brown shoes look
very shabby in color wh not blacken
them? Dissolve In boiling water a
piece of soda the size of n walnut,
Vhm cold rub if well over the shoes.
This Will darken them. Then apply
two coats of shoemaker's ink and pol
ish in ihe usual manner
With Ourselves
There's, a little motto which seems
innocent enough, bui which has
worked havoc in many a home. It is
"Do it Now"- a pracfice which has 1
more often taken the delight out of
housewives' lives than it has given in
spiration to better service. For if there
is one place in the world where rigid
' system should not rule it is in the
home. To be sure, there must be cer- .
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To Keep My Skin Soft,
Clear and Pliable
I Use Howard's Buttermilk
Cream.
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"i tin too win ie surprised cind delight
ed with it's use for while It turns Ihe
dullest and most lifeless complexion to
radiant beauty, It does not chow the
6llght?M sign of It's use It nctuallv
vanishes from siKht and thu moat he.it-
sd atmosphere win not produe.- the
ulishtost shlnninejLs or gTeaslncss of the
r.kln Howard's Rnttenullk Creum ll
Kiinriintood to satisfy yon in every was
or the purchase prie'e will be refunded.
Vour drug or toils! goods counter car
supply you or you ars sure te ijvt u ai
w, LL Wrisfet Sons Co. Adv
Flow American Women Break Down E I
Owing to the modem manner of living and the nervous BH f
haste of every woman to accomplish just so much each day, 3 I
they overdo, and as a consequence develop ailments peculiar I
to their sex, as is indicated by backache: headache, nervous-
ness, the blues, displacements and weakness. f
Women who find themselves
! ' fk 'vh m s condition should slow I
im V5 down, and depend upon 1
M1 at g0( fashioned root
A j&& Pinkham's Vegetable Com- I
ILJl pound, to restore them to !
IS health and strength, for there j
PAN' is no other remedy known J
tSS so quickly restores a
healthy, normal condition. ! H
' V"llr Here is the Story of a Most I I
v v X Remarkable Recovery H
lferA Minneapolis, Minn. "I was run down I i
'IvujSv )h an nervoU5 could not rest at night, and g I
iSVv l' y Hu xi was more tired in the raornin? thn when
Vi Tlftfv 1 ' BBi went to e" ave lV, crentne I
M'm'lll ' II y "Tk youngest three months old, and it was
V v.V V, I y Kr drudgery to care for them as I felt so I
H ,lJr a y irritable and generally worn out. From I
t'.' j) Vvi 1 vk ' ac rest anc aPPete my baby did j
SauNaA lAu L. ' ( V '' not enough nourishment from me, so !j
'- vSJ f n1 ' started to give him two bottle feedings
'' tefe3rjT ' aS .aday. After taking three bottles of I
lYL $SMM fvSLydia E Pinkham's Vegetable I
JJ yCompoundlfeltlikeanewwoman,
feltote pleasure to care for my children f
'! V'iBKMBx' tCT anc am very happy with them
vMM'P rfw- and feel fine. I nurse my j
WQytSw Iwff J I ifl M)aby exclusively again, and j
, WJjM rv medicine."
! ' i !r; n iSurely this I
j proves the I
tain schedules of days and duties, but
they must be sliding scnedules capa
ble of instant adaptation because of ac
cidents or emergencies. The minute
schedules become like the laws of the
Medes and Parisians; then work be
comes a drudgery and the life of the
vrorker loses Joy that might be here.
The whole family feels the effect.
The wife and mother who so abhors
dust and tracked floors that husband
and children are constantly nagged
and do not feel at ease; .he one who
cannot spend time to enjoy the Bunsel
'because the dishes are not washed or
the week's mending done, is the wife
and mother who some day will be won
dering why her husband and children
seem to have slipped away from her.
People ;irc- alwas infinitely more im
portant than mere thing
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"TEH FOB THREE" AT
0RPHEUW1 WEDNESDAY
Norman Hackett, Mildred Evan.-,
Harden Stevenson and other plajrera
I will be seen in "Tea for Three" at the
Orpheum, Wednesday, October 8.
'While th piece may be said to be ac
I tor-proof, every part h Ing bo written
ithat no player, bad as he might be,
could poil it, n la with Bome gratifies
tion. the above-mentioned trio Is an
r.ounced as the principal performers.
Mr. Hackett has years of experience
In evt i y sort of role back of him, n
training with some of the best known
.siars and producers in the country
nnd as foundation for it all. a cultured
I mind and magnetic personality. Mr.
Stei enson is also an aclor or kill and
thorough equipment. Bflsa Evans in the
leading feminine role is youthful, love
ly and possessed of much grace and
charm. Personally directed by the au
thor, the players convey his meaning
in an extremely satisfying manner and
give reason for thanks to the produc
ers for having provided such an expert
cast. Advertisement,
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COMPLETING BIG WAREHOUSE.
BURLEY. Idaho, Sept. ?0. The $25,
000 brick warehouse of the Southern
Idaho Wholesale company is neaiing
completion. When completed a stock
of goods will be carried that will take
care of the companj's wholesale busi
ness In this section. It covers nearly
a block of ground and is two stories
with full basement.
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4 ROME, Oct. 2. The Italian
steamer Epiro, with 200 Italian
troops and some American offi-
cers on board, bound for Cattaro,
Is declared In a dispatch from 4--f
Barl to the Tempo to have been
ohot at by Jugo slav regular
troops.
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.f 4
4- FRANCE TO SIGN
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PARIS. Oct. 2. It is the unani-
4- mous opinion in government cir-
cles here that the treaty of peace
4- with Germany will be ratified
this afternoon by the chamber of
f deputies. November 9 is the date
officially fixed for the holding of
-f election;-.
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Bank of Fargo I
Fails With Very I
Heavy Liabilities I
FARGO, N. D., Oct. 2. The Scaudi- j
lnavian American bank of Fargo, with
liabilities aggregating more than $1.
600,000, was today declared insolvent
by the banking board of North Da- !
kota. It was ordered closed .and I
placed ip the hands of a temporary rf I
! VICTIMS I
RESCUED I
Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid
troubles are most dangerous be- I
cause of their insidious attacks
Heed the first warning they give
j that they need attention by taking
GOLD MEDAL
Tha world's standard remedy (or ihss r
disorders, will often ward off thes dis-
easeo and stronethsn the body against
farther attacks. Throe Bizes, all draggists.
Look for nra Gold McW on ry hmm.
nad accept oa imitabea M .
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