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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

George H. Tingley and wife to Salt
Lake Pressed Brick Co., part sec
ton rs, township ! south, range
east ----.--------- .--.-................-S go, u
Laurina Z. Bills to William A. Tur-
ner, jr., part section 8, township
south, range i west............. 1,5
Rose A. Wilson and husband to
G. w. Canning, part lot 2. block
Arthur Whitaker to William o.
Newbold, part section IA, township
south, range l West...... 9
Ole Amundsen and wife to William
S. EgberG. lot 6, Amundsen's sub
ulNlSion ---.---------- ..................
Andrew Mortensen to Martha Ellen
Cox, lots 81 and IS. block 2. Lin
coin Park .....-..,............. "a
Bessie S. Everett to Leslie l.. God
dard, lot l, block 1870. plat D.. Is
Annie Hooper Game to Cora H Ed
redge, part of lot 2. block 70. plat A
E. +. Winter and husband to Mary
Jamundson, part lot z, block Is,
Five-ecre plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8
Louis Reggel and wife to Karoline
Kopp, part lot 6, block 81. plat A .13,5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-06
WALL PAPER BARGAINS.
Sale Continued This Week,

All 35c to SOC papers going at 25c
per double roll
Thousands of rolls on sale this week
at 1oc, 1211c and 15c per bolt.
1ngrains, 25c per bolt.
1ngrains, dark colors, 35c per bolt.
All who saw our papers the past week
were surprised at our endless varieties
of patterns and great values. 25 per
cent TO so per cent discount on all spe-
Gals,
GEO. w. EBERT & CO.,
81 South Main Street.
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TO INITIATE THIRTY.
Knights of Columbus VIII ExempIify
the Third Degree In Council Hall,

Thirty candidates for third degree men,
bership will be initiated this afternoon in
the council hall by the Knights of Co
lumbus. The first and second degrees
will be exemplified by the local council
and the third by District Deputy w. l..
Maginnis and staff of Ogden. After the
initiation a banquet will be served in the
hail by the Altar society of st. Mary's
cathedral. Special trains will be run from
Ogden, Eureka and Park City to accom-
modaue the visiting knights of Columbus.
A special mass will be said at ST. Mary's
cathedral at this morning which the
Knights of Columbus and candidates will
attend in body.
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common points will be taken off Novem-
Der l, as it has been found that the rate.
if left in effect, will cause a shut down
OF a large per cent of the Oregon mills
supplying this market, the rise putting
the price of lumber to local wholesalers
under present conditions on a prohibitive
basis
The Retailers.
The hardware men are having a busy
season. Sporting goods are moving better
than was expected and the trade in this
line of hardware amounts to a boom al
most. Automobile supplies are being
called for in larger volume than ever be-
fore and the mining machinery men re-
port heavier orders than they have had
for years past.
The clOthiers and shoe men report a
heavy weeks business in common with all
the retailers in town, due unquestionably
to the fair crowds. The clothiers report
a big demand for hats and furnishings.
The dry goods people report no change
in prices for the week. The furTiers are
getting into their winter business rather
early and all the dealers declare the win
ter will be a record breaker for the vol
ume of business expected and for the
money that will go into furs here this
winter.
The wholesalers report an increase of
20 per cent in zephyr ginghams and with
the stocks scarce at that.
The real estate men have had a very
fair week, with the volume of business
holding up well. Inquiry is picking up on
business property
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-06
CpEE Only men who are really
i nEE- afflicted are asked TO

cQEE Only men who are really
] uLL afflicted are asked to
send for the free demonstrating
treatment, which. including all ex-
penses. makes the free treatment
cost all of $500 package. We have
no time to waste with curiosity
seekers nor do we desire to send
this sterling remedy TO such. there
fore we ask you to enclose 25c,
stamps or coin. with your letter
asking for free treatment. The 25c
is not received as payment for the
Restorative, but as a guarantee of
good faith that you are really in
need of relief. III the 25c was not
asked, curious people would flood
us with requests. and this &c eff
fectually bars this class. for they
will not spend a cent. If you are
not perfectly satisfied with the Re-
storative. the quantity you receive, .
and the results obtained, on request .
the 25c will at once be returned to .
you. Address the Cooper Restora-
tive Co., or. for privacy, F. NJ
Vaughn, Treas, 1927 z. Cleveland
Place, Denver. Colo. The Restora-
tive will be sent, prepaid. the same :
day your request is received. Let :
tiers not containing the 25c will re- :
ceive no attention. Nothing sent
c. o. D.-not even by request.
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This is a Restorative in every sense of
the word and the beneficial results TO be
obtained from its use should be permanent
If future care and Judgment are eXer-
cised. 1t is for men only and is indi-
Gated in cases of Nervous Debility, Lack
of Energy, Confidence and Ambition; De-
preston caused by Nervous Strain and
Brooding over your Affections and for pre-
mature Old Age and troubles of a Nervo-
Vital character; gives Vigor and Tone to
the entire system, Strengthening the
strong man as well as the weak
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-06
Notice. Street Car Motormen.

Large, substantial fur overcoats, the
kind that wears well for years, IN hair-
breed buffalo, also of natural black
lambskins, from $50 to s45, sold with
our guarantee. Mehesy, the Furrier,
KnutsfOrd Hotel.
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An earnest invitation to men who have
tried most everything in the form of a
remedy and who have been paying out
large fees TO self-styled specialists. Is ex-
tended to send for the Cooper Vital Re-
storative at once-today-that they may
learn Just what a real Restorative and
fair and conscientious treatment is, Write
YOUR name and address very plainly and
communicate with F. NJ Vaughn. Treas.
1877 r. Cleveland Place, Denver, Colo
Now Is the time to take advantage of this
offer. for this notice may never appear
in this paper again. Attend to the order
ing while The matter Is fresh in mind.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-06

Buggy and Team Harness. Water
proof Blankets. q. c. NJ. /. Hardware
Department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-06

Dog Collars from Csc. 2. c. NJ.
Hardware Department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-06
The Billiard Hall

Is the best You know the rest. Sec
ond floor. As East Second South. over
Log Cabin.
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Call Bell Exchange 100 to. reach state
fair grounds by telephone 90
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Funeral Designs

At reasonable prices. at THE Flower
Shop" under Natl Bank of Republic.
Miss Child, manager,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-06

Buggy and Team Harness, Water
proof Blankets. z. c. "a. /. Hardware
Department.
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Stocks and Bonds.

There has been very little doing in COM
mercial stocks the past few days. The
market has suffered no particular slump,
however, and it is expected it will pick
up Immediately. All the sugar factories
are now in full blast and reports indicate
that this years crop of beets is of super
ior grade.
Following are the latest quotations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-06
Bonds,

Salt Lake City Railroad 1O2
Sumpter Valley Railroad l02
Utah County Light & Power Co. 80. .1G2II
Utah Sugar Co .......-.......... 1O2iE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-06
FREE TO MEN

A Demonstrating Treatment of the
Justly Celebrated Cooper Vital
Restorative for the Alienation
of NerVo-Vital Affections of
Men Sent FREE to All in
Need of II.
The Package of Restorative Sent
FREE, Prepaid, Costs All OF
$500 by the Time 1t
Is Delivered
to You.
At a meeting of those interested in the
Cooper Restorative Co, it was decided to
send d package Of the Cooper Vital Res
torative FREE, prepaid, to every deserv-
ing and afflicted man, 1t is sent as a
demonstrating treatment that you may
know by absolute proof the great merit of
this remedy-the undeniable proof of re-
suits obtained-and TO demonstrate to you
that you need not despair of full and per-
feet recovery and restoration, as many a
good man has.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-06

Call and see our great assort-
ment of up-to-date clothing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-19

qItet on Friday, February %, viii have
the pleasure Of hearing the royal tanist,
George Taylor of London, Ont J. r..
Coutts, secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-19
CABOT.

Town meeting is warned for March
5th.
Nj. D. Wells was in Montpelier Sat
trday.
Ed. Lennie was here over Sunday
calling on friends
Myron Wiley las sold his big pair Of
horses 10 parties in Plainfield.
Howard and Plinney Pike were in
town visiting their father over Sun
day.
Miss Amey Bartlett Of jay is visit
ing her cousins, Christine and Sidney
Cnrier
The annual meeting Of the Cabot
Creamery Co, will be held Feb. 26 at
Z O'clock
The basketball team went to East
Hardwick Friday night and were beaten
50 to 4.
Rev. lIr. and Mrs. 4. u. currier
left Monday morning for Salem, Mass,
for a weeks visit with relatives there.
Z. G. Lance wishes to thank all
neighbors and friends who helped dur
ing the sickness and funeral OF his wife.
Charles Rowland returned Saturday
from Lockport, nj FL, where he has
been visiting his sister for the last
ten days.
Will Marsh and wife, who have
been at Westville, Conn, visiting his
brother for the past two months, re-
turned home last week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-19
SOUTH BARRE.

Edison Martin Of Wiliiamstown was
in South Barre on business Saturday.
George Wales has moved into Mr..
Harrington's tenement on Main street.
Miss Maude Gray Of Montpelier spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Fred Per
SOM
There were about 80 at the valentine
party at Mr. and Mrs. Carl Huses last
Thursday night, all reporting good
time,
There win be dance in Unity hall,
Friday night, February %. Gilbertson's
orchestra viii furnish music and the la
dies viii serve supper
Mrs Gale, who has been reported on
the sick list is reported better Mrs.
4. A, Laughlin, who has been sick for
a month il also gaining.
Mr. and Mrs. w. + jackson left Sat.
l,rday for a short visit in Underhill. Mr..
and Mrs George Persons OF Orange are
keeping house for them until they re-
turn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-19
Red Men, Attention.

The second annual ban
qnet and dance Of the
Iroquois tribe, No. 16,
Improved Order Of Red
Men, will be held in the
Miles hall, February %,
'O7, (Washington's birth.
day.. All members are
requested to secure their
tickets froa the follow.
49,, ,...,,.t,.,.s - a.. -,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-19
LOWER CABOT.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. >. Noyes Of Littleton,
n. H., were in town Sunday.
J. M, Fisher, who has been suffering
with grippe Il slowly improving.
Fred Dawson 81 Montpelier seminary
spent Sunday with his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. +. p. Dawson.
Mr.. and Airs. Martin Wheeler are at
home for few weeks, having finished
work AZ Montpelier for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John i. Noyes ceIe-
brated the thirtieth anniversary Of
their marriage in quiet way on Feb.
II, by a family reunion. All the i'm
mediate family were present, and the
occasion was greatly enjoyed by all.
The gathering included six grandchild.
rem OF the worthy couple.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-19
wILLIAMsTowN.

Entertainment under the auspices OF
The Village Improvement society, at the
town hall, Friday, February %, An old
fashioned common school exhibition,
consisting Of music, dialogue, tableaux,
Rotations and papers. Everybody
come. Admission 25c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-19
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1907.
Weather Prediction.

Snow Or rain tonight and Wednesday
morning, followed BY clearing. Warmer
tonight; fresh easterly 70 southerly
winds, increasing and becoming westerly
on Wednesday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-19

tertainment committee before Monday.
February IS, as positively no tickets will
be issued after that date. W. Marshall,
W. w. Russell, w Brodie, A. W. Ross,
w. Morgan, g. McCaskill, f. Webster,
J. Paul, George Davidson, a. j. Schneid-
or, chairman, Alex lronside, secretary,
30 Ayers street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-19
LEN TEN SEASON
Begins Wednesday.

We will be in better position to
supply your wants than any other mar
ket, as we will have fish arrive fresh
every day.
fresh fish Haddock, sIfslibut,
Cod, Cusk, Salmon, Smells, Herring,
Blue Fish, Lake Trout, Bull Pout,
Perch, Pike, Ciscoes, EeIs and others.
Salt Fish Salmon, Cod, Mack
erel, Herrings, Sounds and Tongues.
Smoked Fish Haddock, Hall
but, Herring and Bloaters.
Strictly Fresh Eggs.
CITY FISH MARKET
Heath & BatcheIder.
! Tel. 1872. 90 No Main ST.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-09

Pattern No. 6879-The accompany
ing illustration reveals an exceeding
ly becoming little dress, that may be
worn over a gu!mpe or not, just as
preferred. Sheer white nainsook was
chosen for the development the point
ed yoke being made of all-over en-
briodery. Gathers or tucks may dis
pose of the fullness in the upper part
Of the waist, which blouses prettily
in front. The full straight skirt is
prettily tucked above a deep hem.
Lawn. chambray. bingham, China silk
and cashmere are all suitable for de-
velopment For child of eight years
two and three-quarter yards of Sc
inch material will be required. Cut
to sizes 6, z, and years.
This pattern will be sent to you on
receipt of 10 cents. Address all orders
to the Pattern Department of this paper
Be sure to give size and number of pat
tern wanted. For convenience, write
your order on the following coupon:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-09

The Use of Blouse May Be Pro-
longed by making two or three pairs
of turnover cuffs of the same mater
ials as the waist. A blouse that is
worn daily either at school or in an
office is apt to fray first at the bot
tom Of the sleeve. With the extra
cuffs on hand 1t is an easy matter to
rip off the worn pair and put on new
ones.
When Sealing a Bottle OF ketchup
lay about ten or twelve inches of
stout string across the top of the
bottle before inserting the cork; then
drive the cork in firmly. and seal with
wax or paraffin. When the bottle is
to be opened break the wax and with
drew the cork by pulling the ends of
the cord, wound about the forefingers.
Provide Place for the SchOOl-BOOIxs
and avoid having them all over the
house and hard to find when the chill
dren are in a hurry to go to school.
In one household shelves were put up
in a back hall, each child having his
own shelf. On this shelf were also
placed any other articles belonging to
that particular child which were
picked up downstairs. A curtain was
hung in front of the shelves.
A WinOdw-Shade Before n Preserve
shelf is a good idea. An old shade will
do. 1t should be put exactly as it would
be at window. and when pulled down
will effectually darken the shelf.
1t VIII BE a. Great Help to Teachers
If parents have been careful to have
the children's outer clothing carefully
marked with their names. Do the
marking on tape, with indelible ink,
and sew the pieces of tape on the
clothes. Remember also that children
need no help In putting on coats which
button down the front, but must have
aid when the buttons come on the
shoulder; also that long. buttoned
leggings add to the trials of the long
suffering.
To Get Bubbles Out of Preserved
fruit after 1t has been put in a jar is
often a hard problem. but with little
care the air can be forced to the top
of the jar by putting in teaspoon,
hollow side up. and pressing down upon
the fruit, being particular to go over
the whole surface with the spoon.
Examine the Lining of Your Fruit
jar covers before using them, because
If the porcelain does not fit snugly.
and there is a space between 1t and
the metal part, the contents of the jar
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-09
FOR MADAM AND MADEMOISELLE
IN My Lady's Boudoir

Dry shampooing is so easy to do that
1t seems strange why more women do
not take advantage of 1t instead of
waiting so long for wet shampoo.
Many women powder the hair care
lessly every day or two, TO keep 1t
fluffy, and consider that they have had
a dry shampoo, when in reality they
have merely added a layer of powder
70 the dust that is already collected on
the scalp. A good dry shampoo. pro-
perly taken, is almost as effective as a
thorough washing with soap and water.
The Trouble is that women do not
follow the directions for a dry sham
poo carefully. thinking It at best to
be only a makeshift, until the regular
washing can be given. They forget
that an outfit for such a cleansing is
quite as important as the powder itself.
Besides the powder one should have a
very small hair brush made for this
express purpose, or a comb and a soft
tooth brush. A regular shampoo brush
Is much like a tooth brush, only the
bristles are longer and are made of
camels hair. A good powder that can
be made very cheaply is a mixture Of
fine white or yellow corn meal with
powdered orris root. Use one ounce
of the orris root to four of the meal
for cleansing Before starting the
shampoo, sit before the mirror with all
the necessary articles within reach.
Brush the hair out. dividing it straight
through the middle in two parts, PIN
ming back the part that is to be done
last.
First Raise the dandruff and dust in
the hair by parting it off into small
sections and brushing with the sham
poo brush. AS each section of the scalp
IS brushed, pin back the lock of hair.
Have a little dish of alcohol on the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-09
Hints to the Housewives

will nearly always spoil. Press the
cover between the fingers, and if there
IS any looseness do not use the cover.
Dish-Mo are a Help When Preserv-
ing. one to be taken for washing the
jars, the other for drying them. In
this way the jars may be easily
cleaned.
Feather Pillows Should Be Aired In
the shade on the breezy side of the
house on a sunny day. It is natural.
when such pillows are used in pref
erence to hair pillows. to put them in
the sunlight, especially when a house
has been closed all summer; but the
rays of the sun are likely to dry the
oil in the feathers.
When Struining Jelly the bag may be
hung from the gas-stove If there is no
convenient hook to use. All gasstoves
have at the side an openwork iron
shelf to which the bag may be tied. The
bowl may be placed on the floor un-
derneath to catch the dripping juice.
Putting Away the Summer Clothes
ironed is to overturn the old idea of
having them rough-dried before pack
ing them for the winter, but the adj
vantage of having them all ready to
wear on the first warm day OF spring
is manifest. Besides it is easier to
iron in the autumn than to start In
and do up all the clothes in the spring
and the injury to the material, If there
is any, will be slight.
To EmbrOider is Hard If the Hands
are rough as most women know; yet
many wish to do it in spare moments
Let them try rubbing the hands with
the finest sandpaper, and they will find
that the embroidery silks will not stick
to the fingers.
Drying Lace Curtains Without q
stretcher may be done by laying q
clean sheet on the floor of a room that
is not in use and, after the curtains
are washed, stretching them on the
sheet, sticking a pin through each
point of lace and pinning through the
sheet to the carpet; or If you have q
level, sunny lawn, they may be
stretched out on the grass, each point
being fastened down with a wooden
toothpick. When the curtains are dry
it is better to pull every point or seal
| lop off the toothpicks, leaving the
latter in the ground. as in pulling the
toothpicks out first the end that has
been in the ground may soil the cur
tains.
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(contlnued.)

(Contnued.)
Yes. papa"
We'll. at that time your mother
was very, very i'll and for weeks no
one thought she was ever going to
get well She was unconscious for
days at a time and at other times
she was raving in wild delirium and
knew no one; not even you. my
child, nor me. Do you know what
caused that illness?"
What was it,"
Your Aunt Hattie happened TO be
here when she was in one of her
spells of low spirits and said:
Try to bear up. What has hap
pened can not be helped
Your mother became frenzied and
cried?' And do you. too. reproach
me?' and fell to the floor in a dead
faint
That was the second time. l was
the innocent cause on another oc-
casion of very nearly causing your
mothers death by a similar speech.
She unfortunately believes whenever
her grief is spoken of. that she is
being reproached for its cause.
Now, my little girl, papa has con-
fided a great deal to you which he
feels you are too young. by far. to
be burdened with. But he has no
ticed of late, that his little daughter
is greatly worried and bothers her
young brain and heart very much. 1t
may all come right in the end, please
God. In the meantime, be as kind
as you can to your mother and never
speak to her or ask her as TO the
cause OF her Sadness
Doris gentle heart was much
troubled at what her father had told
her, but she was plesed that he should
so far have trusted her as to have
thus made her his confident.
She made firm resolve to prove
herself worthy of this confidence
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dresser. and use few drops wherever
the scalp seems especially soiled
Sprinkle the powder on the second time
the scalp is gone over. using it gener-
ously.
Distribute it evenly with the finger
tips, resting the thumbs just above the
ears of the front part of the head, and
at the back OF the neck for the back.
Let the powder remain in all night
brushing it out in the morning as
carefully as 1t was put in.
Brunettes usually find corn meal the
best cleaner for their hair. because.
being coarser II is easier to brush out
One woman with dark hair tells me
that she uses oatmeal for her shampoo.
She mixes it with orris of course. for
perfume and finds that it brushes out
better that the finer powders. White
haired women will find this a particu-
larly good shampoo; three drops of oil
Of rhodium TO four ounces of powdered
orris root.
just a Word Just word about the
new chocolate cure for which many
women are going to an obscure little
town in Germany TO get stout. 1t
seems to be almost as much nerve
cure as a chocolate cure. for the pa
tients sit out of doors. gossip. and en-
joy the scenery for a large part OF
the day. OF course they eat choco-
iate-lots of it-all the time. The Sc
cret of the success which the treat
ruent seems 10 be having lies in the
fact that the people get stout in the
right places. and arms and necks are
gracefully filled out. The best part of
T. all is that it can be taken at home
and it seems strange that people will
travel so far out of their way to get
such a simple treatment