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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-25
LEHI.

Lehi, Utah, Aug. 9i.-An ico crear,
festival will be given by the First vard
Primary Aug. 2s, IN the CITY psyilio1
A splendid program has been arranged.
Ira ID. Wines Of Ruby valley. an old.
time Lehi resident has been shaking
hands with friends here this week
Mrs. John Dewey has been visiting
relatives al Bingham
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. WadsWorth have
returned from visit to Morgan and
Ogden with friends
Mrs. Snow OF Spokane, Wash. IS Wis
itlng Lehi friends
Apostle Geo. W. Teasdale has been
visiting his daughter. Mrs J. T..
Smith.
Mr.. Frank Ingalls, has returned ~
Idaho Falls, after a prolonged visit
with his parents here.
Mr. A C.. Pearson. assistant superir-
tendent OF the Nampa. Idaho, sugar
factory. Is IN Lehi, preparing 10 move
his family TO Nampa next week.
Mrs. Geo. Prestwick Il visiting
friends in Idaho FAILS.
Mrs. Sarah p. Evans has returned to
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NfDDIN4rNn

Mrs Virginia s. Stevens announces
the engagement Of her niece, Miss
Pearl S Peirce.to Mr. H. Eugene Smith,
the wedding 10 take place the latter
part Of september,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert ~ Freeman an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter IenniesM VI. 10 John Harmon Will
liams The wedding will take place in
September.
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Holiday an
nounce tho engagement of their
daughter Mabel to Joseph 6. Black
burn. the marriage to be one Of the
early fall events
Mr.. and Mrs Charles G.. W. Grigg
have issued cards for the marriage OF
their daughter Myra Esther, to James
Hewston Anderson. The marriage viii
take place Thursday evening, Sept 8.
az Lenox Avenue Union church In New
York. The groom Is the private sec
rotary OF Senator W. a. Clark Of
Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Twclves of
Provo announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Florence L.. to VIII
liam Neal Winter. The marriage will
take place Sept 10 at Provo.
Two pretty weddings took place this
week, that Of Miss Bernie Clough and
c. T.. Flandro on Wednesday, and Of
Miss Theresa Brown and Paul Morr
on the same day Rev. Simpkin Off
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guests were entertained with the game
Conversation" and refreshments were
served. MISC Beebe was assisted By
Margaret Whitney, Alibo Dunbar, En-
ma Bcebe and Miss Woodruff.
Miss Maud Newcomb entertained de-
lightfully al cards today In honor Of
Mrs W. II, King NJ Namna. Idaho.
The rooms were prettily decorated. and
number Of friends enjoyed the az
fair.
A dozen guests enjoyed The luncheon
given by Mrs, r. q. Griffin ON Tuesday
al the Country club In honor of her
mother, Mrs Thomas Carter Tho
decorations were IN goldenglow and the
place cards. pictureheadS Covers were
laid for Mrs. Windsor V. Rice, Mrs.
SOuthwell. Mrs George Y. Wallace Mrs.
Edwin F. Holmes. Mrs David Keith,
Mrs. George a. Love. Mrs. Justice, Mrs,
NJ. 5. Woodward Mrs. Tiernan, Mrs.
=. r. Ferguson.
Miss Gertrude MCGrath will enter
tain az a luncheon a. the Country club
next Thursday IN honor OF Miss Lcta
Mcmillan.
Miss Mamie Sappington will en-
tertaiu for Miss Susan Sawyer al a
luncheon Wednesday
Miss Alta RaWlins cntertains to-
night for Miss Sue Sawyer
Mrs William Cleland will enter
tain at q Kcnsingt0n on Monday az
tcmoon In honor Of Miss Cleland
one NJ the pleasant events ~ the
week Was the kensington given by Miss
| Winnie Wingate in honor Of her guest.
! Miss Matte Ortm Of Boston The
| han and parlor were IN pink and white
| sweet peas and carnations. and the
! dining room in rel dahli8s. Miss Ber-
nice Breng assisted the hostess. and
| the guests were MIS- John $. Manley
| Ms Howard stowe, Miss Helen Buck
| inpham Miss Collins OF MINNEAPOLIS
Misses Traddles and Agnes Patterson
J Mrs. Joseph LIppman. Mrs. De BOu-
/ EEK. Miss Marguerite Taylor. Mis-.
| Florence Sears Miss Tena Hartenster
| of Chicago, Miss Irma Walker. Mis-,
| Macy Berklty. Miss Helen BoXrud
Miss Jettie MccaTick. Miss Helen Bur.
| ton. Miss HOLSTER
/
| \ half dozen guests were entertained
al luncheon ou Tuesday by Miss Viz
ginla shannon. the AFFAIR being in homo
Of Miss Mary Hallorsn. who leave
shortly for an extended stay IN th'
east Nasturtlums and sweet peas wer,
| The decorations.
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Lucy williams and a party OF friends
arc al the Williams ranch IN Idaho Tor
six weeks
Mrs. W. j. Edmunds viii leave today
for Brighton. where she will be the
guest OF Mrs. Fisher Harris for a cou-
pie Of weeks
Mrs. L. H. Farnsworlh and Miss Ed
ma Farnsworth have returned from
Brighton.
Miss Edith Sutherland will leave the
first part Of September to resume her
studies al Miss Benefits school on the
Hudson
Judge James A. Miner has returned
from a trip to the coast.
Judge and Mrs George G Arm
strong have returned from delight
ful trip through Yellowstone park.
Mrs. Ada Dwyer Russell. who has
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PROVO.

Miss Pearl Jones entertained at a
candy pull Thursday night In honor Of
Miss Lou Therot OF salt Lake. \ large
number OF guests were present and
passed an exceptionally enjoyable eve.
ming.
Miss Beulah White and Mr.. Vern
Hardy were married at the home Of the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Heber
Hardy, Wednesday evening, Bishop l..
J.. Nelson officiating. The guests were
members Of the two families. a sump-
tuous wedding dinner was enjoyed. Mr..
and Mrs. Hardy WIZ reside In Provo.
The Pallas club met Friday night
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SlGoTNo'

Miss Mary Olive Gray. who has been
spending several weeks in Colorado
VIII return on Monday.
Nr and Mrs John klmhau have re-
turned from the Tct0ns whore they
have spent the past month with Mr.
and Mrs. J. q, Felt
Miss Alexander OF Nebraska. who
has been the guest of her cousin. Miss
Mamie Sappincton. for the past month.
win leave for her home the latter part
~ next week.
Mrs seldcn !. Clawson has gone 10
Los Angeles. where shc will join
her mother Mrs Hattie Pickett.
Mrs. Alice Merrill Horne and Mrs
Lizzie Wilcox have returnedfrom Wy
oming, where they spent several weeks
Miss Mary Tcasdel Is spending sew
ersl weeks So Holland.
Mrs. f. a Trpp o. in Provo canyon.
the guest % her sister, Mrs. Lear Rit-
CT.
Miss Bess McNinan viii come down
from Brighton today.
Mr. and Mrs q. ". Peck Harold
and Wallace Peck and Marguerite Peck
have returned from Brighton. Wallace
Pcck has srent the summer as the
guest az Mrs. a " Howard.
Mrs. Thomas kearns viii leave TO-
day for santa Rosa.
Nv and Mrs Ernest Williams. Miss
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been spending the summer here at
The Dryer home, left this week for
New York.
Mrs Mary s, Turner Of Denver Is
the guest Of Judge and Mrs ]. c.
Roylc. She viii leave tonight with
Mrs Martha Royle King for a trip
through Yellowstone park.
Dr. and Mrs. L. V. Withee are at
Ocean Park, Cal, for a shor, stay
Mrs William W. Lawson is I'm Provo
for a short time visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Hubbard W. Reed
have returned from the east, where
they have spent some months.
Miss Joanna Sprague and her moth
or have spent the past week or 30 at
the Hermitage IN ogden canyon.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry s. Knight are
home from British Columbia and the
Occur d'Alene country
Mrs John c. Hooper has returned
from New York. where she has been
spending the summer with Miss ssllie
Fisher
Mrs & T.. Hutchinson and son have
returned from a pleasant six weeks
iriu 10 Portland and other points in
The Pacific northwest.
Miss Mildred Tibbals and Miss Mn
ME stevenson left Wednesday for New
York and will sail for Europe In sep
TENDER for a years stay
Miss Anna Henry Of Des Moines is
here visiting Mr. and Mrs. w. Yale
Henry al l27 Twelfth East street
Mr. and Mrs Elwood Brown have
arrived from Chicago. where they we're
married a fortnight ago, and are At
Tho Keith apartments They will short
~ be az home 10 their friends at 466
Second street
Mrs Robert Forester has returned
from a trim of some week 10 New Or
leans and vicinity.
Mrs. Annie Adams and Mrs Isabella
Pitts are spending the week at the
| Walker farm.
Mrs. oscar l. Cox has been spending
q few days with Mr. and Mrs. 4. ].
Gorham az their camp al Spring Dell
IA Provo canyon.
Mrs Ferdinand Fabian, Miss stella
Fabian and Harold Fabian have re-
turned from Brighton. where they
have spent part Of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs George W. snow have
returned from the Hermitage. where
they have spent few days.
Miss Trumbo has returned from New
York, after an absence of a month
Mrs Ernest \. Trip has gone "a
Springfield I'm Provo canyon 10 spend 2
day with her sister Mrs. l. r. Ritter
Mr.. and Mrs. q Il. Linsley hav,
returned from stay a two months
on Tho Atlantic coast
Mrs Thomas Kearns viii leave 10,
morrow morning for Santa Rosa ant
the kearns ranch,
Mrs J. II Murray o. san Franclsc,
g. visiting her sister. Mrs j :. Brans.
ford
Miss LuDcen Christensen. niece ol
Superintendent Christensen. has re-.
turned from Paris. where Tor two
years she has ben studying art under
noted masters. She Is a guest Of Mrs
G. y, Horne Tor the present
Mrs A. " Little has returned from
Mountain Dell
Mrs T. y. Parker and Mrs. =. II
Davis hae returned from California az.
Ter = stay OF three months.
Miss Sylvia Dee ~ ogden Il The
guest for a week Of her sister Mrs. "
j. Hoffman.
Or. and Mrs. 4. J. Hosmer are al
home for the present al the Kenyon.
Mr.. and Mrs John n. Human. Who
! have been residents Of salt Lake for
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with Miss Ethel Smith and oniovs1
a fine literary and musical program.
Refreshments were served.
The Priscilla club met Thursday eve.
ming NTH Miss Atehsa Eggertsen. AT
pr the usual interesting program. re-
freshments were served and "a pleas.
ant social session enjoyed.
Miss Anna May Clark Of salt Lake
who has bsen visiting Mrs. EIbe-i
knudsen, returned 20 the capital mis-
week.
Miss Efhe Bullock has arrived from
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Lone Tree, wyo., to remain for the
winter.
Mrs. Candy Scott entertained Friday
night About 80 guests enjoyed pleas
ant social evening. Refreshments were
served.
Miss Annie Johnson is here from Salt
Lake visiting friends,
Miss Chloe Smoot was Salt Lake
visitor this feek.
Mr.. Byron whitney, who has been
visiting relatives I'm Provo, has re-
turned TO salt Lake.
Miss Maud Harwood Of Lehi and
Miss Ida Tietjen Of Santaquin, spent
this week in Provo,
Miss Sarah Herbert Of Salna and
Mr. Calvin Fletcher Of Provo will be
married IN the salt Lake temple We'd
nesday, the 29th. They will leave for
Boston shortly thereafter. where Mr.
Fletcher viii take up a course OF study.
Mrs. d. u. Houtz and Mrs. Zula
Houtz have returned from the canyon
whore they have been spending the
heated term
Miss Chloe Smoot has returned from
Preston. Ida, where she has been visit
Ing friends,
Miss Hazel Bowman Of Salt Lake Is
here visiting Miss Zula Houtz
Mr., and Mrs. Othnei Lund Of salt
Lake have been the guests Of Prof.
and Mrs. A. c. Lund this week.
Miss Ida s. Dusenberry has returned
from an extended tour through Idaho
ard Oregon.
Mrs W. II. Dusenberry has returned
from an extended tour through Idaho
and oregon,
The Y. L. NJ. l. stake officers enjoyed
a pleasant social evening Thursday at
the home OF Mrs Donna NJ. Mecham.
Refreshments were served.
Or. and Mrs Walter r. Pehe are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Word
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Twelyos an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Faun 10 Mr.. W. y. Winter. the
marriage 10 take place next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Woodruff en-
tertained friends at lake party at the
Lake resort Friday afternoon.
Misses Pearl Jones. Hazel Elliott.
Lulu Theriot and Lydia Jones. Messrs.
Clarence Erickson and Eugene Cluff,
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. G. 4. He'd
quist, formed a party and drove over to
Springville Monday evening.
Misses Florence Jepperson. Hazel
Taylor and Beulah Storrs viii leave
next month for New York. where they
will take up a course Of study.
Mr.. John Clayton has returned home
after a two years absence 10 the cen
tral states mission. He reports a pleas
ant TRIP aud thorough enjoyment Of
his lab0rs.
Mrs. Charles W. Smith announces the
engagement Of her daughter Ethel 10
Mr. Perry Snow Of Manti The mar
rage Is 10 be solemnized In the Sal,
Lake temple next month.
Ut. and Mrs John W. McAdam en-.
teriained Mrs. Thomas osborne Of salt
LAX, al dinner Sunday.
MI. John r. Tw"lycs and family have
moved down from Spring Dell. where
lAey have spent tho last few months.
Miss Katie McCallle OF 81. Louis is
in our city visiting az tho homo OF DR..
T. Z. Hlnckley Miss McCallie ex.
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ciated al the marriage Of the first
couple. and the latter was solemnized
IN the Temple.
Miss Coughs attendant was Miss
Edna Flandro. and the best man Mr..
r.. J. Clough. The wedding took place
az the home Of Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ.
cushing, and the following assisted
Mrs l. r. Chase and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. 5 Harper Of pocstello and Mi. and
Mrs Cushing Punch was served dur
ins the evening by the Misses Liooie
and Marie cushing. Mr. and Mrs,
Flandro left on the late train for san
Francisco and Los Angeles. where they
viii spend their honeymoon. and after
September Is viii be at home AT SsS G
street.
The wedding reception celebrating
the nuptials Of Miss Brown and Mr..
Paul Morr took place at the home OF
Mrs ~ A. Brain. the brides attend.
ants being Miss Ronney. Miss Jennie
Romney and Miss si;ser. while Max
Nor was best man. The newly mar
ried couple Viii make their home here
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4N4;SoGlI!G5E][7Yl

at the Commercial club on Wednesday.
followed By a matinee party at the
Orpheum IN honor Of her neice, Miss
Grace Davis OF Kansas
a party % forty or fifty guests spent
a very enjoyable evening Wednesday
night. as the guests OF Miss Veda c.
Beebe az her home l25 street. The
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The exqusley
such fascinating materials would that there
would be pre,
before This model however has novel beauty that
attention dark ghonet cloth
fastening
with of
With the bottom ~ the
sk interlncd with
them the desired body
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presses herself as being delighted ai,h
Provo. ava
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Caffey OF Nsr,o.
were Provo visitors the forepart OF m.
week. NV
Mrs. ]. VI. George entertained a t,u
friends at the Lake resort Wednss5sv
Mr.. and Mrs r. G. Hedauist erts.
tanned Misses Hazel Elliott. Lum rb.,'
lot and G. Y. Erickson at a "D1tshs
lunch Saturday evening.
Postmaster Ross Of Lehl visited Pm
70 Thursday. ~
Misses Hazel Elliott and Lulu Thal,o,
were the guests Of Miss Katho,is.
Cease Monday evening.
Mrs. j. II. Hales Of Cedar Cf,y 4,
the guest of Mrs. J. NJ George.
Miss Mamie Stalllngs has ro,p-,.,
after a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swindler N Salt rat,
spent the past week In Provo.
Miss Hattie Dixon has returned fran
her outing in Provo canyon.
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Mrs oscar l. Cox has been spending
q few days with Mr. and Mrs. 4. J.
Gorham at their camp al Spring Dell
Va Provo CANYON.
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Tonight Mr. and Mrs. J Daily en-.
tetisined al dancing party in honor
OF their son Maurice
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NJ. and Mrs A. II. Little entertained
last night IN celebration Of the golden
wedding OF Mrs. Litilcs parents. MI.
ana Mrs- George X Reese. large
nsnus seng present 10 enjoy the
Mrs. Ernest Drake save luncheon
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Mrs Ferdinand Fabian. Miss stella
Fabian and Harold Fabian have re-
turned from Brighton. where they
have spent part Of the summer.
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Mrs. Robert Forester has returned
from trim 81 some week 10 New Or
leans and vicinity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-27
KENNEDY"s PROMOTION.
Newspaper Man Goes to Oklahoma
CITY 0ihce as Assistant.

w, o. Kennedy, who for some time
has been manager of the Muskogee
branch Of the Western Newspaper
Union, was in the city yesterday, Mr.
Kennedy has recently been promoted
to the assistant manageship Of
the Oklahoma City Office Of the com
pany He will begin his new duties
in few days, moving his family
from Muskogee to the Oklahoma me-
tropois at once. He is succeeded al,
Atuskogee Ey l., B. Towner a young
newspaper man from st. Louis, Cnas.
+. Verify is manager Of the Okla
homa City Office. 1t has been errone-
ously stated that he was TO resign
but Mr. Kennedy says that the report
is in error, lie says the company's
business has grown to such an extent
that Verify needed help. Mr., Ken
nedy is IA son-in-law Of DR. j. +. Ay-
ars, Of this city
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-27
FEIGLEY'S TREE DIGGER
To be Used in Laying Gas Mains ir
City of Tulsa,

A. X. Feigley, of Skiatook, is i
the city. He is here placing two of
his famous tree digger machines
These machines are manufactured il
Skiatook and Mr.. Feigley has then
manufactured so that they will dig
trenches for gas pipe lines. In Ska
took recently the machies were use
and proved a great success. The ga'
trenches were dug in one half tho
time used in the shovel and spade wa,
and four men accomplish as much a
forty or fifty shovelers would do il
an ordinary day, The Galbreath Ga
company will use the machines III
digging the bitches for the pipe lin
in Tulsa.
Mr.. Feigley, when seen by World
representative today, stated that he
had considered moving to Tulsa and
organizing large company of cap
italists and manufacture the machines
on large scale. The orders for the
machines exceed the supply. Mr.
Feigley will make a great success 0.
his invention and will some day il
the no distant future be occupying
a four-story mandatory in Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-27
H0CH AND HARRIS TO MEET
candidates for Governorship Will
Have Debate at ConcorGia.

The Topeka Daily Herald is author
ity for the following.
The long expected joint debate be
tween a Republican and Democratic
candidate for state office has been
arranged. Governor lloch and Sena-
tor Harris will speak next Wednes
day at ConcOrdia. The two candidates
will speak from the same platform,
The joint meeting was arranged by
John c. Brown, chairman of the Re
publican speakers bureau and W. l.
Pepperell, secretary of the Demo
cratic meeting at Concordia, his hom
town. Pepperel called upon Nj
Brown the ether day and insisted tha'
Hoch and Harris be billed to speal
from the same platform. Brown al
once agreed and booked Hoch for tn,
Concordia date.
Some time ago the Democratic state
central committee demanded that
debate be arranged between Ere
Jackson and David Overmyer. Th'
Republican committee then suggestc,
that the debate be between Hoch anC
Harris, and the matter was thel
dropped, and nothing came of it un
til the CCncordia meeting was az
ranged.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-27
TULSHS EXHIBIT FOR STATE FAIR.
THE CAR WAS LOADED YESTERDAY

The exhibits of products from Tusa
and surrounding country for the
State fair to be held at Muskogee
next week, were loaded on n ear yes
terday afternoon and left for that
place last night. The loading was
done under the personal supervision
of Secretary Tucker of the CONNER
cial Club.
Mr.. Tucker is highly gratifed at
the splendid products donated by the
agriculturalists, fruit growers and
Others, and says this district will
have one of the finest exhibits at the
fair.
While certain products that the
secretary had figured on did not ar
rive in time for shipment on the ear,
taken as a whole the exhibit will be
very creditable one. The fruit and
farm products, especially, are world
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-27
Big Indian Campmeeting.

One of the largest campmeeting ev-
er held in the Indian territory. partic-
ipated in by sixteen bands Of Indians,
members of many tribes, was recently
held near Wetumka. The attendance
was 1000 and all of the tribes in Okla
homa and Indian Territory was repre-
sented. A Baptist missionary named
Blake was the principal minister OF
the gospel. Blake is an aged man
with flowing white hair. His sermons
were translated to the different tribes
bv Interpreters. Indians came lor
miles with their families and estab
lished a camp Cooks were empoyed
and meals provided in large camp ket-
ties. 1t was one of teh most unique
meetings ever held in that section 0
the ountry.
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beaters, and will undoubtedly attract
much attention.
There is also fine exhibit of oil
coal, brick and hard woods,
Secreatry Tucker leaves Friday
night for Muskogee to arrange the
Tulsa exhibit at the fair grounds
He will remain there during the prog
ress Of the meeting, and give out all
necessary information concerning the
wonderful country in and around
Tulsa.
81 am exceptionally well pleased
with the products sent in for Tulsa :
exhibit at the state fair, said See,
retary Tucker Wednesday afternoon
considering the limited tlme II
which the exhibits were arranged,
have done remarkably well. We will
have one Of the most creditable en-
hbits at the fair; which will prove 4
good advertisement for Tulsa and it,
wonderful resources"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-27
STOPS ANY ITCHING.
Doan Ointment Cures Eczema and
Itching Piles Tulsa Peo-
pie Recommend It.

One application of Doan S ONT
ment stops any itching. Short treat
ment cures eczema, itching piles, salt
rheum-any skill eruption or skin
itching. II is tie cheapest remedy to
use, because so little Of it is required
to bring relief and a cure. Here is
Tulsa testimony to prove it:
S. w. Denman, plumber, of Den
yer street, Tulsa, |. T.. says:
81 can recommend Doan's Oint-
ment without the least hesitation, as
| have found ii to be all that is claim
ed for it. of and on for several
years | was a sufferer from itching
hemorrhoids. AT times the itching
would almost drive me wild. tried
remedy after remedy, but without
success. Finally | decided to try
Doan S Ointment and procured box
at the Shackle Drug Company. The
use of one box cured me completely,
and there has not been any return
of the trouble since. | will be glad
to give more particulars of my case
to anyone calling on me personally.
| shall always recommend Doan S
Kidney Pills when opportunity
arises"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Mllburn company, Buf-
falo, n. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan S
and take no other.