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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
CLUB CHAT.

The week has been marked by me rc-
opening 90 many " the larger clubs
the Ladies Literary having lis first
general meeting YESTERDAY A pro-
gram Of unusual interest Was provided.
in the way Of an address by the new
president. Miss Ethel Paul. and a talk
by Mrs A. T. sanford while under
Mrs. Pcabody's direction a delightful
musical program was given The pro-
gram was followed by GA e9l social
chat.
on Wednesday meeting was held
az the Ladies Literary clubhouse 10
arrange FOR the annual meeting of the
state federation OF womens clubs %
be held in Park City on oct g, a. Is.
The chairman Of the program CONF
mitteC Mrs. II. :. SloNe. presented the
program. which was unanimously ac-
ceptod. II Is as follows "Report OF
Biennial Mrs. Allen T. sanford For
ward movement IN Germany" Mrs e..
r. Allen. Bernard shaw Miss Ethel
Paul Some Inside information OF tbs
Weather ooutsido.' e. y Alter Of the
Salt Lake weather bureau. 'The Teu-
tonic Element 10 English Literature.
Miss Margaret Wilkinson. Logan. civ
ic Improvement" Mrs. Wilbur Aness.
Five-minute talks on Ctah's free insti-
buttons will BE- delivered BY women IN
tesosied IN them. a feature Of the
meeting VIII be the presence Of Mrs.
Sarah Plat Decker. president ~ the
general Federation OF Nomens Clubs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
In Women's World.

There should always be books IN a
bedroom where many quiet moments
may be spent What difference u
makes or hing uShered into the
guests room al the commencement NJ
\ visit. n few wsll-chosen books
smile = welcome, and how their pres
[ mcc helps toward the desirable sem
saiion ~ feeling oneself at home'
Al the same time the books IN a bed
room should have nook 20 them
selves. and not trcspass on the table
ur wardrobe space sacred 10 the keep
irg ~ ones clothes aud the process
~ putting them on. IN the bedroom
sketch IL Is shown how an enticing
book cupboard may be planned 50 ~
not 20 take M a foot 81 floor space.
While n forms an appreciate addition
90 the comfort ~ the room. A small.
not VERY useful cupboard built into the
wall 81 the Kind 20 often found IN
houses Of 40 or 50 years ago. Was
turned 90 account with the rcsu', de-
picfed The doors were taken away,
HE shelves hticd more closely iogeth-
ar than those ~ the original cupboard
and. 10 and behold. a niche wherein 10
cushrlue a plentiful supply n dtera-
turc. grave and gay The light reading
Ion a Tired hour. or the work TOT
serious study. By lucky chance the
niche IN this instance happens to be
between the bed u Fad and the fre-
place. equally well placed Tor both
so a snail shelf was devised 20 rull
ONT between the book shelves and the
cJrfaiued-of shoe cupboard heioN
Them. 10 serve a. a table for candle or
electric reading lamp during wakeful
hours. or IN that pleasant iull IN we
day. the haf-hour before dressing for
dinner. which u Is 90 fesifni 10 ~hiie
awav Nth an amusing book over ones
bedroom Ere, II only the book ths
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

Race Whitney were the guests Of Mr.
ard Mrs ". II Duscnberry this week.
Mrs. Aliver Bailey was the hostess
M "a shower given al her home IN hon
IN Of Miss Flora Clu1, Thursday even
Ing.
Miss Chloe Smoot aud Miss Fay
Loose visited Salt Lake relatives this
week.
The Priscilla club met Thursday
evening with Mrs. Jennie W Thomas.
ana enjoyed a iine program aud So
cial evening. Refreshments were sery-
Cd.
The people Of the Fourth ward held
"a fruit festival in the ward house.
TUESDAY evening. attended 10y n large
number OF guests. who enjoyed a de-
lightfully social evening
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding Of Miss Mary Hahn and Air. John
Park. Tuesday evening. at the home
NJ the groom's parents Mr. and Mrs
Joseph S. Park.
Miss Mamie Beesley entertained her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
DFsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY SEPTEMBER * 1905

noon. An elaborate wedding dinner
was SERVED in their honor at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs John Henry Smith
nj san Lake Both young people are
well and fayorably known in this city.
and have a large circle Of friends to
wish them 'Godspeed on their journey
through life Mr. and Mrs. Snow will
reside IN Salt Lake Tor the present
Mrs. Joseph Howell Of Logan spent
feW days In our city a. the guest
Qt Mrs Reed Smoot. while here Mrs
Howell visited many frienls she join
Cd her husband Congressman Howell.
as he passed through Provo Thurs
DAY on his tour of southern Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs Elias Gee aud Miss
lNdie Knudsen went over 20 American
Fork Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

number Of friends, while regretting
his departure from Logan, wish him
the bes, OF success.
Miss Julia Hendricks was hostess at
a delightful afternoon party on Satur-
day last. An abundance Of fall flow
ers were used In decoration. and games
and dainty lunch were enjoyed by the
following. Misses Ella Peterson. Bar
bara Howell. Claire Young, Marie Bar
Der. Lon Thatcher. Vivian Hatch, Win
ME Morrell Duella Alvord, Ada Hen
bricks, Geneva Smith, Jean Leishman.
4 pleasant evening was spent by the
members Of the Y. L. NJ. ]. A. Of the
First ward on Thursday, the AFFAIR be-
ing q social prior 10 beginning the win
tiers work Refreshments and games
were enjoyed by all present.
Mr. and Mrs. Cathcart have returned
D. their home I'm Illinois after having
spent some time visiting In Logan.
After having spent most Of the sum-
mer IN Mexico. Prof. l. A. Ostien has
returned 20 Logan 10 take up his teach
Ing at the L. A. c.
Mr John N. Wilson is al home again
after an extended business trip In Soda
Springs.
Mr. John y. Thatcher Of Gentle VAL
ley is visiting IN Logan.
Dr. and Mrs. n. c. Bulge arc at home
after a pleasant visit with friends and
relatives at Bear Lake.
APOSTLE Reed Smoot vas a Logan Wis
flor the first part OF the week
Mr. Joseph Cannon Of salt Lake at
tended the religion class convention
held here last Sunday.
Mrs. Or. Poulson. daughter and sons,
have returned from an extended stay
In Chicago.
Mrs John r. Game. jr- is at HON,
after having spent a week with her
sister az Whitney. Ida
Mrs T. W. MAYOR is visiting in Salt
Lake.
Mr. Rocker Preston has returned
from a pleasant trip to Salt Lake.
Miss Ella Peterson. who was the
guest Of Miss Julia Hendricks, has re-
turned to her home In ogden.
Miss Dora Wright Vas Losan VS.
itor on Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Davidson who has been
visiting in Greenwich. H., has returned
home.
AZ. ana Mrs Fred Crockett aud
children have gone 10 Ann Arhor. Mich.
expecting to remain there for three
years.
Miss Elecia skeen. who has spent
tho summer ln the east. has returned
10 Logan.
After n pleasant visit with friends
ana relatives in Ogden, Misc Luie
Smith i 90 home again
Miss Blanche Caine left on Wednes-
dsy FOR southern titan, where she VIII
teach during the winter
The engagement 10 announced oil
Miss Eliza Larson and Or. ID. \. Nbite
Of ogden. the marriage TO take place
SEPT. 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

Who viii address the local clubwomep
on the opening night OF the convention.
The musica program win be- m charge
~ the Paris Cily clubs. and there viii
be- au address Of welcome by Park
representative Mrs W A. Ncdcn is
to conduct Tho topics II general dis
cussiun. which Rlll embrace variety
uf themes of local interest. Including
public charities and 50 forth Much in-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
chair aud the lImc come together

chair aud the lime rome together
IN furnishing q house or choosing a
irt much thought and care should be-
expended upon the Kitchen. Here IS
the cruN Of the family happiness. the
source ~ health and good spirits--too
often It's beauty aud convenience are
matters Of little f0re-thoupht--au airy.
bright well-yentllatad kitchen with
shelves, drawers. tabies and stoves $50
positions which are the triumph ~
perfection as FAR az convenience and
time-seying are concerned There Is
no reason why kitchen should not
De a pleasant place. vet 10 Is usually the
iuukshop for an the old brokcn-doWn
furniture and utensils I'm the house.
Dir2y. dirty brown walls ugly tim and
granite dishes ON the walls aud be-
bind the stove dirt aud dampness'
make a happy hunting ground for
heetlcs aud bugs This j. the horror of
neat housewives With sanitary amhi-
lions
The wall, ~ a kitchen should De ~
Vanished or painted plaster or CoN-
cred with heavy glazed paper such
as are used Boz bathrooms, A wainscot
~ tiles ur vanished wood saves the
plaster where 70 IS likely o. GET many
KNOCKS aud should BE- protected ~
the base los narrow Dashboard. ft-
ting tightly so that no cracks can adj
INIT Objectionable visitors from the
ueighboring flats. Floors should bee
covered with good lmoleum, unles,
the architect has put IN tiles. which
are the ideal flooring a painted
wood surface would be satisfactory II
Il did not need constant renewing. as
the use Of scrubbing brushes and soap
soon washes Il or
Plenty Of shelves and drawers. or a
patent kitchen cabinet are great helps
10 the woman whose time Is spent
IN cooking
The old-fashloned dolmau has been
revived and is here In an is pristine
glory as shapeless and ungraceful as
ever. suited they might have been
to the Turkish men. with whom they
originated but not at AN TO the WE'LL
formed woman Of good carriage with
no defects to conceal
Also. we have the pelefue. fringe
and all Made up in pretty colQred
silks cor On black or white. with gayly
colored borders. as many of them are,
they suggest the most delightful comb
INK jackets.
Seriously. n does SEEM rather pity
that our straight fGe-hgured woman,
who can tramp all day over an Is
hole golf course aud dance tIll the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

fellow teachers ~ the Franklin school
az the Beesley fruit farr . Pleasant
View Friday evening.
Nels Hal was down from salt Lake
visiting relatives and friends THIS week.
The Improvement associations Of the
Fifth and Second wards enjoyed de-
lightful soclables, Tuesday evening, IN
their respective ward houses.
The Primary ward officers were en-
tertained by the stake officers Ia the
Fifth ward Westinghouse THURSDAY
evening Refreshments were served
and a most enjoyable evening spent.
Miss Fern Clun was the hostess at a
shower given IN honor Of Miss Flora
Cluff Friday evening A large mum.
Der OF guests passed a pleasant social
evening
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage Of Miss Nellie Jacobs and MI
G.. A. Anderson, IN the Salt Lake tenn
pie. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson viii be
a, home after Sept 2e. at Philadel'
phia, Pa.
Mr. George s. Taylor assisted by his
daughter. Miss Hazel entertained ri q
family social at their home Sunday
evening. Miss Priscilla smith u salt
Lake was the guest Of honor Sweet
music and social evening was en-
ioyed by all. Dainty refreshments
were served.
A very pleasant farewell party Ia
Mr.. Roy Dixon and q welcome home
10 Mr. John Clayton WAS given We'd
neSday evening IN the Third ward So
ciai hall Games. music and reciis-
lions were enjoyed by large number
of friends. Light refreshments were
served.
Mr.. l.. l.. Nunn 81 the Telluride
Power company Was a salt Lake Visl-
tor this week.
Messrs J. G. Glauheld and Ebert.
formerly Of this city. but now II SAT-
Lake. visited friends here the fore part
n this week.
Tho Misses Allie and Fern Smoot
we're the charming hosicsscs at a dir
ncr Friday given at their home ON
East Center. in honor of Mr.. Roy Dix
on, covers were laid for -.
The NJ. | a associations ~ the Sec
ond ward gave candy pull at their
ward house Tuesday evening. \ merry
evening vas passed by the young peo-
pie ~ the ward, u being the opening
Of their seasons work.
Miss Beulah Storrs Informs Ne that
she viii not leave for New York this
month as reported I'm these columns
~ the latter part of October. Mis-
SiorrS win visit her parents IN Cali
fornia before leaving for New York
Senstor aud Mrs. Reed Smont EN-.
lcriained the members Of the Woman's
Repuhlican club ana their partners
al their home Monday evening The
large and spacious rooms were thrown
open TO about i0o guests Short
speeches. music and thoroughly So
cial evening was enjoyed by All. Dainty
refreshments were served by the
charming hostess
Al-s Annie Ffisby was the pleasing
nosless at handkerchief shower
tuesday evening. given AZ the home OF
nei parents, Mayor and Mrs. J. N.
ftisey' IN nenor 81 Miss Nellie Jacobs.
VINO Is 10 marry Mr. Anderson on we'd
n.suay next Many dainty handksr-
mos Ns.s received and viii be treas
urea oy the bride IN her new home IN |
rhiiaaeiphia. An elaborate lunch was
Miss Ethel Smith ~ Provo and Mr |
I'tfy snow 81 Manii. were married |
"a 'he sait'lsake temple Wednesday at |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
MISS eENEvB ELLERBEcK.

VIII devote two days only NJ acf
week to hor private class duriuI the
coming season Those desiring lessons
should ippiy at ~ east First North
street saturday morning sept -
1906 from ln until a. AfiOr Sept 2
Miss Ellcrheck may bee found AZ hfi
residence. SO. a Emory Holmes. Pres.
ont phone Nos Bell, 3520-k. Ind,
-05i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

..lsarvt'y ''''Iq' :
bone - n.,,ee and
IA e..sroder we're seme Of 81
=, rss g.,'io csauafulIy. d s,Iie be,
~ s ssners and l3i ,i. away gown o. !
+ q i ,os5 in a going INNINGS, ana
r.. ~ a''e ,,l. 3. 81 plue'I kings, 1i,.
S.s Dfa,e, taelr guests l.., I" and siiss
W gls. basy IN served punch
.-,,. Of Ms. p r', ak. place pIace
n, Fs.a, sgie ,. (, 5o 's g At the
(, eyeuins .@la.,,l church. Bsv, rev, r. r.,
~ 90 I'm perform IN, "a , supper viii
!. ,S.r for ne s,., ,s' ~ Mrs ~ J.. Snow
rls,'3saith' ho,. mo.
''' ,rb ward announce
NJ sn3 W. -, n their dausn i.ss me $40 10
i. rngeni'h, 0Rinch the wedonS ~
Z. Z, Hsnry y ~ october
81" 49, DeIla Rurns
1sss T ! FFaaiser takes place O'
n r,,rlot an
w. ana i. a' snsageml,e,la.t. -. 81 P TuT'
'las. % ,s,lIne Q william ll. s,5 y t 20.
psbsrt Delghton an
NJ and j, Mt engagement Of 'n nn'
.'aa ne Para Louise. to John Jo69 E EqIj
iilga'el .,5sus Tho "e1u'"e "
3. .' race oct 10
- payis announces q me ,, en-
Ne \ !. y r bsr daughter ES ,t;.. N Nay
.istn'1I.li . =, M, Herfick OF Ely. New
!, 4 ... c.,g,'ii 70 take place in october
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
LOGAN.

Logan, Sept li-prosldent and Mrs
Isaac Smith entertained number OF
friends on Thursday evening IN a most
enjoyable manner In honor o. their son
WI, who leaves IN the near future 10
nm mission IN Germany. \ large
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
BRIGHAM CITY.

Brigham city. Sept ii-Mr Wi.
lard Nichols aud Miss Laura Gates Of
Pueblo Colo eerc quietly married
Friday last ~ the Broom hotel ogden
Bishop McQuarrie oflClauns. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

The little cooed aheta popua and he Illustration
9ne best models This fails hee
buue and the back would be quite for the
the silk inches above the
wasin caught with tiny the short-waei
This front effect secured by
finishing the amhos hand embroidery which do
Of the then the instead Of
Small embroidered
the The ms erie with this embrod
with Val Insertions the whole hand wrought
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

toilette achieved by the oyerdress Of bun tareta
The silk and skirt effect
this fa The lace
sashed and back quite
blouse The skirt buttons
The buttons and button
the being silver and
only remaining bktouch the black
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

McCauy Hat cos 500 Hats are
winners Just iry one 1e r. End So
Wilson Hotel Annex.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
PROVO.

'a',sk guest Of MrS Reed sm oo,
~ fsva Tu.,,'',sa.o Ner IN honor Of
.seiins I, M. vas given Thurs.
s,r,s1asa. ;, ~. ~ ,, Rome Of Mrs n q
A.. AZ " 3 scsr E''. = D
'''-''' Whitney aud Mr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

Miss Ethel Smith ~ Provo and Mr
fetFy snow ~ Mani. were married
IN the salt'l.ake temple wednesday at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

,.....s,, afternoon Mrs condor and
!. rTner entertained at ne lot, +,
~ s,ms on Madison avenue AZ
DAINTY refreshments We're
A1, soEers and eyergreens were
=, iilora,io1s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
.I6.;5!ff!}5,ifi';s';.5:55E1GE.sI
OGDEN

osi,r ~ f,yss and Miss Joyce en-
VI + ; ' o9 elaborate euchre party
.lain ,i,s :. botel psrlors 10 honor o. Z,
~. E s. Mler Of kan q ~ TX, i5elr " iady
1i' aii'. -se ~ DIitss we're awarded to
asad;s, oi Ir' and Mrs. Kinder AtteI
" N ~ .legant dinner was served.
- an ''s 80 sr,istIcally decorated
a'' o,s,slon plih asters. also the
:, "a ,sbie,. Mrs. Miller Is visit
~ y'' n ogden. the guest OF Mrs'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

Ask yoru grocer for II.
he sure that you get u.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-27

| Watts, the clerk of our district court. l have been able to learn things which were quite new to me
 Few men know anything about our county finances. The average man has not the slightest idea where county funds come from or where they go to. He is content to refer sarcasticalIy to the heavy tax rate. which we have paid for some years. and so our county in- debtedness. and let the matter go at that"
 Mr. Ross then referred in detail to the tax rates expressing satisfaction that they had been somewhat reduced. and reviewed at length the city and county indebtedness. pointing out where the committee believed reforms could be made He next took up the matter of delinquent taxes. pointed out the evils of the present law and the manner in which the taxpayers are gouged.
 After the reading of the report it was commented upon by Judge Hawk ins in respect of the delinquent tax law. by ex-Mayor Burke in regard to municipal improvements and by Judge Sloan concerning the administration of criminal law and its expense, during which some very pertinent remarks were made on the liquor traffic. C. E. Kinney followed on various phases of the report. There were a number of other speakers some of them from visiting cities.
 At the conclusion resolutions were adopted endorsing the work of the committee. favoring the amending of the delinquent tax laws. the raising of liquor licenses. the payment of salaries to sherlffs Instead of fees, the elimina- tiOn of the tax attorney. and directing that other commercial organizations throughout the territory should be ap- prised of the clubs action and request ed to co-operate in the proposed re- forms
Arizona republican., 1906-08-27
f + + + + f + + + + + f + f 1. + : Of Local Interest
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SITUATION SATISFAcToRY-The latest information from Roosevelt is that everything is progressing nicely and that the contractors plans are not being interfered with further by the vagaries of Salt river
 A SHORT WEEk-J. Ernest Walker left two or three days ago for a weeks outing at Iron Springs, returning home yesterday morning. Time is money with MT. Walker and a day with him means as much as two or three days with most people so 1t only takes him three days to get a weeks rest.
 VISITED THE INTERCOURSE M. Fowler returned home yesterday morning from a three weeks visit to New York City. He had a good time but says the glamours of the big town do not appeal to him so strongly as they did on his first or second visit There is no denying that New York Is a good town but in some respects Phoenix can outshine it, especially in the Summer time.
 FELL FROM STREET CARA let ter received yesterday by Max Stein from his daughter, Miss Edith, who Is spending the summer in Los Angeles, brought news of the quite serious in jury of A. Cohn, until a few months ago resident of this city. Mir Cohn fell from a street car. His head was badly hurt by contact with the ground and it was some time before he recov- cred consciousness. He was taken to hospital and it is believed will recover rapidly.
 THE NEW SAN FRANcisco-A. Redewin has returned from an outing of several weeks duration spent on the coast. Accompanying him from his home here was his daughter. Miss Alice Redewill. who remained on the coast and will this winter attend school at Mills College in company with Miss Louise Swetnam, who had preceded her to the coast several weeks Part of MT. Redewills time he spent in Los Angeles, but he also paid a visit to San Francisco. the first time he has been there since the fire. He has seen but one other sight to equal that the stricken city presented in all of his life ] before. This was the appearance of the city of Sevastopol. after it had | been bombarded in the Crimean war. ] The city, however. he says. is fast re- building and great progresslveness on every hand is displayed. The inability of the contractors to secure materials and the high wages demanded by me chanics is one drawback to the build ing which is in progress. Bricklayers are receiving in many cases as high as SlO a day and stone cutters and car penters are all of them receiving SS for eight hours work. The new busi- ness section of San Francisco. Mir. Redewill says, is now on Van Ness street. about mile from where 1t was formerly located.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-27
REFORMS PROPOSED
 BY YAVAPAI CLUB
Would Change Delinquent Tax Law
 and Pay Salaries to Sheriffs.

At the business mems dinner, held in the YaYapai club in Prescott last Fri day night, municipal and county affairs was the subject under discussion. It was an important meeting for 1t created a number of live issues for the consideration of prospective office holders during the next campaign. Briefly summarized the club listened to the report of its municipal commit tee" discussed it and adopted it. The report recommends the changing of the law so that sheriffs hereafter will re- ceive salary instead of being paid by fees; a changing of the law reduc- ing the penalties on payment of de- linquent taxes and the raising Of liquor Licenses.
 The club and the committee both ap- preciate that these things are political matters but they are also in the nature of reforms and should be non- partisan. The club therefore recommends that both political parties take a firm stand on these questions in favor of the re- forms, so the candidates may seek other issues in their personal ambi- tions. Regarding the candidates them selves in both parties the club pro poses to keep itself informed as to their attitude on the questions under con- sideration
 The club has four committees to which are assigned the investigation of
Arizona republican., 1906-08-27
IMP OF INDIGESTION.
How to Get the Better of This Cause
 of Misery.

TOW 10 Get the Better Of This Cause
 of Misery.
 scientific writer upon stomach troubles says: ''If you have ever suf- fered from indigestion-and who has not?-your imagination has probab ablv pictured a ferOciOus little imp dancing in the pit of your stomach. causing that organ to neglect all of its duties. with a result that it is not only pain ful, but fills you with misery from day to day" The writer certainly had suffered with indigestion for there is no more disagreeable. nerve-raclking and sick-all-over disease than indiges- tiOn.
 A great many people who have been treated for years for diseases of the heart liver or kidneys, when they used Miona stomach tablets found that not only did Miona cure the stomach dis order but it made them well all over. and the other troubles were also cured.
 If you suffer with nervousness. sleeplessness, indigestion. sick or ner- vous headache, pains in the back. or sides, get a soc box of Mi-o-na from the Larson Drug company. and take one of the little tablets before each meal It will do you a world of good and you will soon be well and free from indigestion, and its symptoms. The Larson Drug company has so much faith in the medicine that they give an absolute guarantee with every box. Ask them to show you this guar antee.