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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
TO EVERY HOuSEkEEpER.

The Natural Food company Of Mag
ara Falls. ". y, extends q cordial in
vitation TO the ladies' OF Salt Lake city
10 visit their headquarters which have
been established at che store OF the
Walker Bros Dry Goods Co
We want you to meet Our representa-
tive. who IL not Il salcslady and there
fore not soliciting orders but Is rather
an instructor who Desires an opportun-
fly OF meeting you to show you the many
practical dishes which may be made
with Shredded Wheat products. She
has facilities for serving many of these
dishes daily 80 that you may at once
appreciate how delicious and nutritious
they are and ascertain Just how they
nre prepared.
Shredded Wheat Is as much win
ter ns summer food because II de-
velops natural body warmth. can be
served In variety OF ways, Is ever APP
petizing, and very quickly and easily
prepared either az a breakfast dish or
for lunch or dinner.
We want the gentlemen, too, to come
In and be served Make It n point to
enjoy lunch with us when down town.
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c. s. MARTIN COAL co.
Rock Springs, Cumberland. Castle Gate
and Clear Creek lump, nut and slack.


Some people think the calendar crop
has fallen of In recent years, How
ever that may be, we are getting our
null assortment.
The kind we Ike best OF all Is the one
published by y, W. Aver 4 son, the
Excepting INCREASINGLY Al It" adver-
Using agents OF Philadelphia. For the
purposes of a business calendar Moth
Ing we know of EQUALS It, yet Us a spec
cimen of the printers art. 1t takes
highest rank and will harmonise with
the finest office furnishings and decor
atoms.
The epigrams printed IN the blank
spaces WIZ interest those who are In
terested in advertising, and that means
an increased number every year, They
nip good reading and furnish a hint as
to the why OF the success Of this firm
and It's clients.
The publishers have issued this cal
endar for many years and state It as
their experience that when business
man has lived with 1t for a year. he
is unwilling to do without It. The
edition IL limited; while they last %
cents, sent to n. w. Aver & Son. viii
bring one.
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TO MY FRIENDS AND
THE PUBLIC.

After three months rest. am again
In business and expect to get your trade
for the following reasons.
That my experience in the Meat Trade
extends over period Of 80 years near
~ % years located on Main street, op-
posite y. G. M. l.
That everything sold at my Market is
of the best quality.
That should you phone your orders
or call at my Market or send child
the same uniform treatment will be
accorded.
That you can depend upon the price
and weights being right
That | have built spacious store
spick and span on my own premises
with facilities attached for handling
hay, straw. grain and salt
That you can depend on prompt de-
livery.
ROBT. SHERWOOD.
Globe Market Established 1884.
Both phones. 7i9 and 75l state st.
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INDUCEMENTS.
Seeing Is Believing,


See this--A valuable corner, l32xis5 feet.
clos. ~. rents sl,2o.0o a year. Will self
for $4,000.
SEQ thls--An ideal Groom brick home,
new, modern except the furnace, north
cast walking distance.
Sec thls--A lot 3sxi51 feet TO alley on
Eighth East near Ninth South, for si25 90
Sec thiS-A new Broom brick bath cleo
trio lights. lot S7xlj7 feet TO alley, will sell
for $4,000,
See this For court proposition, south
east. walking distance. 20 rods deep. Will
sci from to u rods frontage, for 81. 80. 90
per front rod
See thls--A lot 50xl5O feet To alley. near
Ninth South and Third West. 10000.
Soc thlsE Eight acres " cholco land la
Gated in Big Cottonwood, nino miles
southeast Of salt Lake city. A good stand
Of young lucerne, all fenced. first class
water right S9,90.Oo
See thls--Two hundred acres of good
land with water right In Snnpete Coun.
ty has raised two thousand bulhels VI
grim and two hundred and fifty tons of
lucerne, good farm house. etc, s25 % per
acre
See ths-We can ut you out in anything
in the Real Estate line.
RANCk REAL ESTATE & INV CO..
Suite E@-i-2 d. r. Walker Building
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ruTTfE BROS. & wooI.I,I,y,

FUTILE BROS. a. WOOI.LEY,
boy oncc said, "Jackasses beds Is to
hold their ears on. hut horses beds IL TO
steer 'em with and cat eats, and eats beds
Is rat traps." But that has nothing to do
with your head your head should have
nialns and the brains should steer you to
FUTILE BROS, Il WOOT.IEY's once.
lt9 Main ST., the live real estate men,
They can sell your place or sell you n
place. They do business.
FUTILE BROS. e. WOOLLEY,
AZ Nam Street
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lions Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany was organised In 1873; has opened
over $1,000 savings accounts, and now
opens an average OF more than 10 new
accounts every day. We want YOUR
business. Joseph +. Smith, President;
George NJ. Cannon, Cashier.
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BIRTHDAY OF BURNS.
Anniversary or Scottish Bard WIN be
FiuingIy Celebrated.

The newly elected officers Of the Salt
Lake Thistle club were last night In
stalled. after which arrangements were
made for proper celebration of tho
birthday anniversary OF the Scottish
bard, Robert Burns, which win be held
In the club rooms Jan 20, the day after
the poets birth. The celebration Will
consist u banquet and n program Of
Scottish songs, readings, speeches and
dances.
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LoOsE-LEAF LEDGERs.

and man to show you how to get the
best results.
The Breeden Office Supply Co.,
90 West and South.
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Don't So You Fail Read the Want
MOVING. PACKING. SHIPPING.

THE REDMAN VAN 4 STORAGE CO.,
only firm IN the city owning and con-
trolling It's own teams, warehouses, etc.
Large three-horse vans. two large rars-
houses, expert furniture packers, can s!ilp
your goods to any part OF the pnl'eu
the New York Furniture Warehousemen
association. Have correspondents III al
the principal cities. II you want your
goods shipped from any point east or wss.s
zee us as our CONNECTIONS win otnss
large concerns make II possible 70 saNS
you money and trouble. Once, llsr tie-li.
South West Temple street Both Phohes
55S.
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FOR RENT--FuRNlSHEp
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.


The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Consolidated Wagon and Machine
Company win be held at the company's
office, State Street. Salt Lake city. Utah,
on Tuesday, February IL, 1906 at o'clock
p. m. The purposes for which said meet
Ing Is called are to receive annual reports
OF the President and Secretary and 10
transact any such other business as may
lawfully come before said meeting
MELVIN d. WELLS. Secretary
Cooperative Furniture Company. Notice
Is hereby given that the stockholders will
hold a meeting at their office Nos 80 TO 81
South Main Street, on Tuesday, February
eth 1906 at $50 p, M, for the election Of
nine directors, and to transact such other
business rs may properly come before the
meeting.
W, n. WILLIAMS, secy.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Providence Gold Mining Company
will be held Friday, Feb 9th, ut $50 p. M.
at the Office OF the company. IS West Sec
ond South street, fOr the purpose OF elect
ing directors and other officers OF said
company for the ensuing year. and to
amend Article vi OF the Articles of In
corporation OF said corporation by nAxlng
the capital stock OF said corporation &C.,
coo shares OF par value of 81 each instead
OF 10000 shares Of 10 cents par value
each and for transaction OF such other
business ms may come before the meeting
HENRY C. MEYERHoFFER,
Secretary.
Salt Lake City, Janury 9Th. 1905.
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80 per cent oil odd Chairs and Rock
ers. while they last, See our Show
Window for display
II. DINWoODEY FURNITURE co.
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SLICK AS GLASS.
Ice at MellenB Rink. Fifth West and
Fifth North streets.
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SEARS 4 BOWMAN.

SEARS K BOWMAN
10 West Second South ST.
snap, l0-room modern brick house.
lot 60Xlb TO alley fine outbuilding
block s IL, u. o., $3.50 cash. must sell
SEARS q BOWMAN,
50 west Second South ST.
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This Day In History.
JAN. 18th
- ~

les9-Montesqulsu. celebrated
traveller and author, born In
France. died li55.
lsSo-Deorge Fox, founder OF tho
sect commonly called Qunk-
ets. died, born 1894.
1si2--ulsaster IN Eurd Kabul
pass; 3N9 British and ZOO
natives cut on by Afghanls-
tana and terrible slaglitcr en-
sued.
ls9l-The ciyil war In Chile Az
suned an active form. Bal
maceda drove the Congress
sionalists out of the capital,
and navy blOckaded several
ports.
-lsSI-Brltish troops defeated
4.0oO Sofas In Sierra Leone,
go Sofas killed.
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AUCTION.

ON MONDAY, JAN. IS, AT 1880 A M,
Purity Candy Kitchen No. IS W, First
South Street, fine sofa slntain, largo
mirrors, Tot chairs and tables, show
cases, pieces shelving and counters,
llnoleum. wardrobe, Home Comfort gauge,
lot dishes and cupboard. candy, furnace
and copper kettles. candy machines. can
dy FAIRS aud candy, writing desk awning,
cash register, cost $40, and other useful
articles, electric fans.
ALSO ON TUESDAY, JANUARY
49, at 1890 u. m, VIII sell
tho furniture, carpets and lot
on First South ST., between Main and
State Street.
x. a. ANDREWS. Aucuoneer.
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30 POSTAL CARDS FOR &c. GOV
eminent says II is honest. This valuable
plan for 81. Address Postal supply Co..
City.
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WANTED.

MEN 10 LEARN BARBER TRADE, s
weeAs completes, tuition made whilc
learning salary paid every night positions
or locations furnished. write us, me Mo
Ter system Of Coieges. " /. First South
Street. Salt Lake cry.
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ABSOLUTELY NEW WAY TO MAKE
bread. household necessity. big proflts.
healthy nourlshing delicious: plan 81.
Address Salt Lake supply 4 Manufacture
Ing Co.
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LOO TO 10 EGG INCUBATOR PHONE
220 Ind.
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FoR SALE.

NEW sCHUTTI.ER WAGON, CHEAP
j. II, Jones, 2O25 w. North Temple st.
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, On va
from High School. lady's open-lase ,ssse
watch; large NJ engraved on bSeN NOE
ample reward. Leave at 39 DooH
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SAVINGS.
SIGNS. SCENERY. ETC
ELECTRIC MACHINE REPAIRING.

PETERSON. ~ RICHARDS ST. Phone
lboS-k. Metal signs badges. banners etc.
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ENGLISH SPEAKING JAPANESE
desires position as waiter, dlsnwasner' VI
stable boy. Address X. n, News.
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DON'T LET THIS DAY IN
YOUR HISTORY

Pass without getting an Excelsior
Diary for 1905.
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FLUFF RUG WORKS.

Wiring. plants Installed. supplies. A. u
Whltemore ~ Richards st.
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50 west Second South ST.
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E. A. LAMBoURNE FLORAL Co,
So, Main. With W1lles-Horne Drus
Funeral work and decorating our speo""H
CHOICE CUT FLOWERS ANp III ~
finest candies at the Gems fl9Iaai W.
South Main. Both Phones SzOV
ORIGINAL HuDDART FDORAhs '"
Opposite Grand Theatre. Phones m.
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T.. p. DEAL. Coal KindIing and Stove
Wood, l5s 4. Third South. Tel. l29s-k.
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JACKS, STATIONS. IENNIEs AND
dress Estate +. d. Yaw. kaysville. Utah
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CEMENT THE BEST.
One Lesson of the Recent Earth
quake.


II argument were needed to show
the advisability Of an investigation Of
structural materials it is more than
supplied by the recent earthquake in
California.
What buildings best stood the
shock is q question Of very great prao
tiosl interest. Why they endured
when others fell is food for thought
to builders all over the country.
In this connection It 10 interesting
to note that the appraisers building in
San Francisco. where the United
States Geological survey maintains
local office, 10 one of the few
business structures in that city which
was uninjured either by shock or by
flame. Charles g. Yale. special
agent Of the survey reports that .
little plaster has fallen but that the
building 10 probably tho only one In
the city that shows not = single crack
in its brick walls. This may be due
to the fact that the foundation consists
Of six foot bed of solid cement placed
upon Thousands Of piles and that the
bricks are put together with cement
instead Of mortar. The walls are
thicker below the sidewalks than
above them. When the building
moves 1t moves ~ monolith. and
while the vibration is considerable.
no damage has been done except to
the plaster.
That the Geological survey might
with profit to the country undertake
the Investigation of structural ma.
terials attested by the numerous re
quests which 1t receives for informa.
tion on the subject, Twice during
the past year the survey was visited
by = body Of engineers who represent.
ed large industrial developments In
number Of different states. The sur.
vey WAS unable to supply the informa.
tion which they desired CONCERNING the
strength aud endurance OF materials
to be used iu y variety Of building
and construction work. This one
TACT shows how desirable It 10 that
the Investigations now under way BY
the survey be enlarged.
These Investigations have thus
fArshad to do mainly with the testing
Of oements and couoretes. 1t is felt
that the work should be continued
and Amplieed.
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Colorado Inventors.

The following patents we're issued
this week 10 Colorado inventors. re-
ported by D. Swift g. Go Washing
ton. D. O.:
N. l.. Ballard. Durango, synohro.
nizer; VIM. Chatter. Denver. combined
match receptacle and iRuiter; A. E..
johnson. Denver. water cooled CRATE !;
A. Perry. Caribou, ore separator :
Jas. Thompson. Greeley. shinRle
bucket; O. H. Tomlinson. Denver.
unlocking means for car coupling.
Copies OF any Of the above patents
will be furnished to our readers at
cost price. FIVE cents each. by D.Swift
6 Co.. Washington. D. O., our
special patent correspondents.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

The inexpe fenced buyer can
with safety make purchase here.
We have nothing to sell but reli-
able goods, 80 you could buy with
your eyes shut and not go wrong.
As for special prices, how are
these in ladies' Hand Bags. A
81 bag, now $6 The same reduo-
ton through this elegant line of
goods. Cleaning up to make room
for new stock.
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r. &C. C. Excurslon.

The r. and o. O will run excursion
70 Cripple Greek next Sunday at 81. 20
for the round trip. The train leaves
Florence ~ 8 .. m. returning 70 this
city at $3.50 p. m. Just st this season
Of the year the scenery along tile Iosd
10 beautiful. Join the trip and enjoy
. days outing. 68.67
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All Aboard for the Northwest.

From June 10th to June 2sd inolu.
sive. the D. & r. g. will sell round
trip tickets to the following points ~
below:
Portland. Ore. Tacoma and Seat.
tie. Wash as 90.
Vancouver. as. 96.
Victoria. e47 90.
Also several other points which I
cAn tell you about II you will oall at
my office.
Tickets at the above rates are good
going and returning via different di.
reot routes. II you wish to 20 via
California add tI2. so to the above
rates. Final limit of tickets sixty
days from date Of sale. We also give
liberal stopovers on these tickets.
II Freeman Sumner. Agent.
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Tickets 70 points eass via the Mis-.
souri Pacific from Canon City. and
stations west thereof. will allow pur.
ohassrs side trip from Pueblo 70 Dan.
YER and return when dSsirsA. Plsass
beaS this u nlnA.
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MARRIED - At 8 O'Clock last
evening ut the home of Rev. Piparee
H. T. Masters and Miss Nellie Ball
of.this city. The groom Is employ ed
at one Of the mines In Cripple Oreek
and the couple left this morning for
that camp to reside.
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BORN-Dr. Cline reports the ar.
rival Of 9.pound girl last night At
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kre D..
ming on West Main street.
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Don't forget the Japanese Tea next
Tuesday night-north room Of the
State Bank block. 1881
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WANTED - Every body to eat ice
cream a1d drink soda water next Sat.
urday at Stewards drug store benefit
Ladies Presby terian church. 1919
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Sole agent for Gillett's safety razors
best on the market; price t5 and q b6,
Palace Pharmacy. soft
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Transferring. furniture moving.
piano hauling done by Brown D Son.
suooessors 70 e Il. NillAr. <tf
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Don't forget the Japanese Tea mex.
Tuesday niRht-north room Of the
State Bank block. 1881
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Memorial Service.

rhe following program has been
arranged for the Memorial servi ices at
the W. o W. Sunday night ut the
Methodist Episcopal church:
Hymn-Jesus Lover Of Ny Soul.
Prayer.
Solo-John Mountain.
Scripture.
Solo-"Ashamed Of Jesus"-Mr.
BlAney.
Collection and announcements.
QuArtett
Sermon subject. 'The Crowned
Life." Rev. II. N. Pinaree. 78 60
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"Miller's" ice cream at StewArt's
drug stsre twenty five cents . pint,
GS.6i
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ABOUT YOUR NEl0HBORS
AND YOURSELVES

| INSSSS~S>SSS>Ss W ~~S~S
~. e. Lewis returned from
Busna Vista Last night.
viii Tanner was in from bis
ranch or Red Greek yesterday.
Judge Bradley went 10 Colorado
Syringe last evening on legal business.
Prot. p. N. Oondit leaves tomor.
for wray to take mp institute
work.
y. p. Edwards and wifs wers up
from Portland last night and attended
the dance.
Mrs. O. g Smith and Miss Lila
went to Pueblo today for brief visit
with friends.
-Hadley Corning this morning
entered the employ of the Hadley
Mercantile company.
H. Il. Rosser. prominent bust.
ness man OF VICTOR, WAS IN the CITY
yesterday he having spent Decoration
day at GOAL Greek.
Mrs ALI Mitchell will leave on
Saturday for visit with relatives
and friends at Fremont and Lincoln.
Nebraska. Mrs. Mitchell will be
gone several weeks. Canon City Rec.
ord.
The Misses jets and Blanche Con.
dit have returned from Boulder where
they attended the State University.
Mrs. Condit and her daughters leave
tomorrow for the mountains to stay
several weeks.
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Sohlitz beer-w holeasle and retail
-Thos. Orrioohio-phone lSl black.
74.lUS
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BORN-To the wife Of George Ray.
burn this morning bouncing boy
baby weighing 8 pounds.
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A SWORD
OF THE OLD
FRONTIER

This Il the latest romance BY
RANDALL PARRISH, author Of
my Lady Of the North" etc.
You will not want to be dis
turbed or interrupted until Il Il
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

For entertainments try "Ailler's. :"
fancy Ices, Phone white 4ei. es.si
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BEST ics orsan sods"-Yslsoo.
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BUSINESS MEETIN0-There will
b business meeting Of the Epworth
League st the home Of Miss 0facs
Lobsoh Monday evening at 8 O'Clock.
1881
The daily tribune., 1906-06-01

Ask your bookseller for an En-
citing, dramatic story, full Of action
and thrilling situations written
BY man who knows how to write
with q hero whom you will be
glad to follow through his stirring
adventures, and . heroine who
makes all his hardships seem well
worth while.
In other words, ask him for
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Ts.b.,s vass ~ bri.s r.a.iss.
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Look.

Are you going East this summer
II 10 the Denver and Rio Grande will
sell you round trip tickets 1t one fare
for the round trip plus "a. 90 to points
In Kapsss. Nebraska. South Dakota
and Eastern North Dakota to st. Paul,
Duluth. Milwaukee,. Chicago. Peoria.
st. Louis and Memphis. Tenn. and
intermediate points. These tickets
being on sale June lst and ID. June
9Th to 10th inclusive. July lst TO
10th. inclusive. All tickets have .
final limit until Oct. 8ist. We will
sell via anv route you wish to 20
and have Ave trains daily. For
further Information call on the nm.
deraigned. Our phone il Florence
No. 1.
FREEMAN SUMNER.
67n Agent.
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finished,

finished.
The pisS eseessns the aAvsnturss
sf . dasAing Preach efhess CO.
tuses1 with Dispatches 70 Pontias
"Thsfs q not . dull page. and
the readers atteation ls not a.
Lowed 10 Dag for . momsat."-
ChieAEo istsr-Oesss.
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Ice Cream.

Fresh fruit straw berry. chocolate
aud vanilla at "Aillsr's. Phone
white tSi. es.si
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~ X n.
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For Sale by PALACE PHARr1ACY, Florenc
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-12
Notes for Women
Motor Mask Party

And now motor, costumes are being
put to a new use, and are not exclu-
sively reserved to protect Mrs. Millions
from the balmy air as she ventures
forth in her gasoline car. The "motor
mask party" is new and favorite
form of entertainment among country
house parties in England. London dotes
on this new diversion. and though as
yet we have heard little about 1t there
is little doubt that it will be in full
swing in the society centers here before
long The guests at these parties dis
guse their identity by wearing motor
coats over their evening dress and for
midable motor goggles besides. At the
midnight supper their masks are re-
moved and as they are almost perfect
DISCUSSES there are generally many
tanges over mistakes made through the
evening. The affair Is voted entertain
ing in a high degree. 1t is fortunate for
the wearers of fur automobile clothing
that English houses are not SUPER
heated.