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Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-17
NEGRO CONVENTION STIRRED
BY BROWNSVILLE EPISODE
Consider Resolutions condemning
Roosevelt, but at Last Minute
Adopt MlIder Report-For-
aker Is Praised
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-Despite the
efforts of some of the leaders to keep out
of its discussions all matters political
the National Negro Baptist convention
today, after a stormy session, hotly de-
bated the Brownsville affair.
Resolutions on the subject had peen
prepared which censured President Hoose-
velt and strongly praised Senator For
aker. 1t was only through the fear of
disrupting the convention that the dele
gates. after supporting the power of the
committee to submit the report. reconsid-
cred and consented to a milder set OF
resolutions offered by the presiding Of
ficer
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-17
CLEVELAND WINS AND TIES

CLEVELAND, Sept. 16.-Cleveland won the
first game today from st. Louis the second
game going to a ten inning tie. Owing to the
objection to Umpire Evans. players Bernhardt
and Howell acted and did splendid work. First
game:
Cleveland g. hits I, errors 0.
St. Louis 2, hits 5. errors p
Batteries-Joss and Bemis, Deneen and Ste
phens.
second game: Cleveland 2. hits TO- errors 2.
St Louis 2. hits T. errors 0.
Batteries-Berger and Clarke. McGilla and
Spencer.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-17
JIM MoRLEY'S BILLIARD
HALL is COASTS LARGEST

Jim Morley has opened a magnificent
new billiard hall over Jim Jerffies' place
1t is said to be the largest pool room on
the coast.
Walter Hempel is to have charge of the
place and is to conduct it as first class
amusement hall. The pool tables are the
finest that can be bought.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-17
Woman Found Dead

Mrs. Jennie McMillen, widow, 81
Years of age, was found dead in her
home. 1851 Michigan avenue, by James
pike a neighbor, about 10 o'clock last
night. Mrs. McMillen was seen about
the house shortly before noon yesterday.
Heart failure is supposed to have caused
her death. The body was taken to Pierce
brothers undertaking establishment,
and a coroners inquest will be held there
today.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-17
UMPIRE OUT FOR SEASON
BY Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 16.-Billy Evans, the
American league umpire, who was struck
on the head with a soda water bottle dur
ing the game here yesterday, will not be
able to participate in any games for the
balance of the season.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-17
MANHAssETT WINS RACE
By Associated Press.

NORFOLK, Va. Sept. 16-The Kings cup
International yacht race at the jamestown ex-
position was won this afternoon by the yacht
Manhassett, owned by Clarence Robins of the
Manhassett Bay Yacht club Of New York The
yacht Eleanor, owned by r. w. Fabyan Of the
Eastern Yacht club. New York, was second
with twelve points.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-17
WHITE DRIVEN FROM BOX

DETROIT. Sept 1s.--white was driven from
the box in less than one inning. and Patterson
was hit freely Chicago reached base but twice
and had ten men struck out by Donovan. Both
teams were forced TO shift their 'lne-ups some
what, owing to injuries to players. Score;
Detroit Z, hits II. errors l.
Chicago 0. hits 4, errors 2
Batteries-Donovar and Payne White, Pat
terson and Sullivan.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SENATORS BEAT BOSTON
~ Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1e.-washington hit
the ball hard today and defeated Boston in
boths games. Glaze was batted in the first box
and Steel in the second. Score. FIRST game;
Washington 8. hits 0. errors 4.
Boston 2, hits 6, errors l.
Battcries-C Smith and Bankenship; Glaze,
Young. Pruitt and Criger
Second game Washington 6. hits 10. errors o.
Boston 0. hits 6, errors g
MISUNDERSTANDING and Blankenship; Steel.
Pruitt and Shaw.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-17
PHILLIEs WIN TWICE

BROOKLYN, Sept. 1s.-Phiadelphia beat
Brooklyn twice today. Score, first game:
Philadelphia 5, hits Z, errors l.
Brooklyn g. hits 10, errors 4.
Batteries-Sparks and Doom; Bucks, Ritter
and Bergen.
Second game: Philadelphia 2. hits 8, errors o.
Brooklyn 0, hits 8. errors 0.
Batteries-Richie and Jacklitsch, Scanlon and
Bergen.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-17
Paws TWO S15 Fines

4 Charles Stack was hailed into police
court yesterday morning on two charges.
For disturbing the peace he was filed Sl5'
and for carrying concealed weapons he
was fined another SIS.
Stack pleaded guilty to the charges
against him in both cases.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-17
PARK OPEN SATURDAY

The Chutes park baseball field will be
at the disposal of any two good anna
teur clubs Saturday afternoon before the
Southern State league championship
series game. which will be called at
3 o'clock p. m
Cali UP ]. S. Allen, Broadway 2135. to
make arrangements.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-17
NEWsIEs WANT oAME

The Los Angeles Newsies baseball team
would like to hear from the Santa Bar
bara Newsies for game this coming
Saturday or Sunday. Call up the man
ager of the Newsies. Eddie Marus, 19
East First street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-17
ATHLETICS LOSE TO cHEsBRo

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 16.-Inability to hit
Chesbro caused the defeat of the home team
today, New York winning Score:
New York 3. hits s, errors 2.
Philadelphia 2 hits 8. errors q
Batteries-Chesbro and Thomas, Plank and
Schreck.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ST. LOUIS AND PITTsBuRe SPLIT
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 16-The St. Louis Nation
ais and Plttsburg divided todays honors. Pitts
burg won the first game and st. Louis the
second. Leach hit on the head in the
second game, and although not seriously in
jured was forced &c retire. The score, first
game:
Pittsburg 1, hits ?, errors q
St. Louis 8. hits s, errors 2.
Batteries-Adams, Walsh and Phelps; Lush
and Hostetter
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-17
General Godfrey to Retire
Ev Associated Press.

EiV AssOcIateu FTebs
November Brigadier General Edward Set
tie Godfrey. commander of Fort Riley
will retire from active service in the
army. He has been in the army forty
years.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-17
AZ the Hoardlnq House Table

Guest Ito his neighbor. who has taken al
most all The asparagus ir the dish)-Here.
llke asparagus, too!
NeiEkbor-Not as much as do!-FliegeDde
Blatter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16

Hers but TO do, or die
Into the club work rushed the club
member
In more serious vein Miss Jessup
read from Sencca's Morals on A Hap
Ply Life" giving the ancient phlloso-
piers recipe In comparison with SAM
pie of modern advice as contained In
the Ladies Home Journal.
FIRST AIDS"
Mrs. II s.. stowe's toast was First
MID TO the Topic Ciiver:" and she spoke
OF anticlpative wounds. abrssions, ac-
cidents of all kinds. that might attack
the victim, and suggested as the first
great aid visit TO the shops. and the
antiseptic application Of good new
gown for the occasion Then in
manner deeply deprecating Mrs. Stowe
announced that she too had home
made poem;' and ended her entertain
ing address with most delightful par
ody on Pocs Raven. In which suRgas-
tionE were contributed In the way of
FIRST aids" the chicf note being that
Solomon In all his glory was not ar
raved like ono of these The president
then asked the members to join her In
the club song set 10 The music of
Aud Lang Syne' and the delightful
affair was az an end
The program was daintiy done in
the club colors. white and green, and
the menu was az followe:
Iced Fruit
Boulllon
Celery Olives
Stuffed Bass Wine Sauce
Snowflake Potatoes
oyster Patties
Chicken In Maryland
Potatoes Maitro D'Hotc
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LATE. LOCALS.

Conductors Get Quartcrs--l'l1e con-
6uctors quarters at the street railway
barn have been moved up stairs ana
the old room utilized for enlarge
ment of the master mechanics Office.
$4,000 Realty Deal--C. =. Taylor
has sold to auayle Cannon 63Nl6h
feet on Third South street. between.
First and Sec md West streets tot
$4,000 The purchase was made for
an investment.
No Pnrdons Todny---The meeting of
the state board OF corrections was to
have met this morning. at the state
prison. but owing to the absence OF
members on the Richheld excursion,
the meeting was postponed for one
week.
Bank Officials Choscn--The direc-
tors OF the Utah National bank met
this afternoon, and chose the follow
ing officers President ". S. McCor-
nick; FIRST vice president, w. Il, Adj
ans; second vice president, Thomas
i. Cutler; cashier Joseph Nelson.
Weather Due TO Change--The at
mospheric condition Of the Pacific
slope continues unchanged, with the
high barometric pressure that has OBJ
tanned for ! 0 days remaining in statu
quo. But there is n low area pressing
down from the northwest. and the
weather may change by Monday.
Roads Were Observation-Disclosures
Clark of the state board of health set
out for Emery county two DAYS ago,
to look after quarantine conditions at
Orpngeville. but owing to the impas-
sable condition of the roads he was
unable to get there, and so paid his
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INTEREST," BARGAINS AT
THE NEW GROCERY STORE

The Standard Mercantile Company
has just opened It's doors for business
al No. * East st South st. The
goods in stock are all new aud OF the
very best quality The low prices and
good treatment that the company pro-
poses to give to iis patrons will please
every one.
The choicest fruits, vegetables and
meats will be kept on hand and will
be a specially of the institution.
The public are cordially invited to
visit the new store. Patrons tele-
phoning their orders. will be treated
right. Each customer gets a regular
5 per cent investment rebate on every
purchase, These rebates Will give you
a saving account, insure your life, or
assist you in paying monthly install
ments on a home.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. commenc-
ing Monday, Feb. IS, 1907, a special in
vestment rebate of 10 per cent will be
given on every purchase of one dollar
or more.
Further and profitable information
will be given at the store, which will
please every one.
w. n. PASSEY.
Both phones 1888. Manager.
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Mr., Robert Preston announces the
enga cement of his daughter Laura to
Mr. George S. Gannett the marriage to
take place next Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. c. y. Burton We're
among those who gave hoN-parties at
the theater this week.
A large affair of tonight will be the
annual celebration of the y Il. +. club
of the kindergarten Of the university,
the decorations To he chiefly In the val
entine idea, and buffet supper to be
served.
Mrs. w w. Cmff. senior. and Mrs.
CIuff. Junior. entertained last night i'm
honor Of about 40 Coalville friends,now
residents of this city, the decorations
being in cut flowers and valentines, and
refreshments served.
The Daughters OF Utah Pioneers VIII
meet next Wednesday at the Lion
House. Bishop Hiram Clawson to colt-
tinue his Pioneer "Reminiscences.
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Of them is known. and 1t Is said that
he has not communicated with them.
He has been resident here for 30
years. and has been connected with a
number of mining propositions of the
state, and was still holding some good
interests in mining property, The de-
ceased was SIS years OF age
NEWS BRIEFS.
The clerks and merchants here have
been endeavoring for some time to fix
the time at o'clock for the closing of
business. The proposition was about to
be adopted when one of the leading
merchandise establishments refused TO
agree TO 1t.
A concert and ball will he given in
the Murray Opera House Thursday,
Feb. 81. The proceeds will go TO de-
fray the expenses of the Scandinavian
Westinghouse.
Yesterday ole Olson. delinquent lad
of this place, was sent to the Norris
home for 80 days.
The Murray volunteer fire depart
ment will make thorough test of its
fire apparatus tomorrow afternoon. The
water system Is not in commission
after p. m. and as n number OF the
boys belonging to the association are
working week days the test must neces-
sarily be made tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Granter left Fri
day evening for Mexico for the benefit
of Mr. Grauter's health.
Washington's birthday will be a gala
day at South Cottonwood. An excel
lent program has been arranged for
the forenoon, and in the afternoon the
old folks will indulge In "a good old
time dance; in the evening ball will
be given the young people.
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LIVELY RUNAWAY.
Many Narrow Escapes But no Casual
tics--R. G.. Whitney Laid TO Rest

Murray. Feb. 16,--A lively runaway
occurred oil Main street yesterday af-
ternoon. The advance agent Of the
of the Midway livery stable, In which
he drove through the county putting
out his posters. Upon returning TO the
city he noticed by his time he was late
getting in. To urge his horse he brought
the whip down with force upon the ami
NAL which with a corresponding force
separated the shafts from the buggy,
and made Il Wild dash up the street.
At the establishment OF Gilbert 81
Christensen the horse turned on TO the
sidewalk. breaking show window.
With no less speed II continued up the
sidewalk until it reached the stable
from which It was secured. That no
casualties occurred Is a miracle. as the
sidewalk was lined with school chill
dren. one little girl was knocked
over, but received no injuries. The
show man paid all damages and con-
graduated himself upon learning that
nothing serious happened.
r.. c. WHITNEY LAID TO REST
The burial OF r. G. Whitney of But
lerville, who died Wednesday of gem
eral debility, occurred today in the
South Cottonwood cemetery. No flu
the deceased He belonged to no
church. but was a member of the order
Of Free Masons. II is thought that he
had "a family somewhere In Canada, but
that opinion Is not verified. Nothing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16
SALT LAKE GETS
BIG PL|ME:NT
"OnIy City in State With knowI-
edge of Water Supply"
Says c. Tanner.
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE MEETS.
u. W. Robinson of Logan is Made
President and Other Officers Sc
lccted at Second Session.

The Municipal League of Utah held
its closing session in the Juvenile court
room today and adopted a constitution.
The principal speaker at the morning
session was State Engineer caleb Tam
her. and his subject was: water Sup
plies OF the state" He declared that
only one city in the state can figure
out definitely just the amount Of water
II can handle and where it can get
an increase in its supply. That city
is Salt Lake. lie complmented the
city very highly ON securing water and
knowing how to handle IL, He re-
Gently had request from the govern
ment for statistics as to the supplies
Of the cities of this state. and salt
Lake was the only one which could
give the necessary Information.
HOW TO BE MEMBERS
r. Bower of sprIngvlle made an In
tcresting talk on Municipal Ownership
of Public Utilities" The discussion of
the subject was led by Mayor Christen-
sen OF Bingham a resolution was
adopted recommending that the leEis
lature pass q. measu relative so the
Juvenile court which would advance the
best interests of the children. The
constitution adopted today provides
FOR the payment OF a membership fee
Of 30 cents by each member In detray
:hc expenses until the next meeting,
All officers of any city, town or village
IN the state may become members ot
paying this fee
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The officers chosen for The ensuing
yenr are; President, y. W Robinson
Of Logan: first vice president, + NJ.
al
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NOTICE no CONTRIBUTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
erection 81 a twelve-room school build
Ing TO be built At Sandy, Utah, VIII h0
received by the board OF education ot
Jordan School district up to Monday
March 4, 1901, AZ II o'clock "a m. Plans
and Llljcnberg. architects. 23J-2si Com
mSrcial Club Building, Salt Lake City.
AZ proposals must be accompanied
the amount OF bid, made payable 10 the
board OF education OF Jordan School
before the above set date or mailed %
the board OF education OF Jordan School
district sandy Utah Separate bids
VIII be received for plumbing and heating.
mason ard carpenter work plasleTing.
painting, tin and galvanized iron 10 be in
Guided IN the carpenters bid. Bids viii be
opened AZ the office OF the board OF edu-
cation OF Jordan School district, sandy,
Utah, March T. 1907 AZ II o'clock a m
Right reserved To reject any or All bids
BOARD Oh EDUCATION.
Jordan School District
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S. S. CONFERENCE.
Ensign Stake Children to Convene in
Eleventh Ward Westinghouse.


A conference of the Ensign stake
Eleventh ward Westinghouse. Sunday,
Feb. II, meetings converting at 1890 a.
m. ana at 2 and 4 O'Clock y. M. Inter.
esting programs have been arranged
for each assembly as follows;
1890 a. NJ.
Standing Roll Call
Consideration of written reports OF
Ward Superiutendents.
Paper How to increase our attendance
and promote n liyelier interest In
our Union meetings ,.,.....,..,.,..
...............,.,... John II, COMBS
Discussion OF Paper.
Remarks.
Singing Never From Thee"
Benediction.
when a man Is in earnest and knows
what he is about his work Is half done"
2P. M.--PUBLIC INVITED.
Singing Thanks for the Sabbath
School"
Prayer.
Singing Ere The sun Goes Down"
Presentation OF Stake Authorities.
Address, .,...,.,.S upt. Geo. II. Wallace
Glass demonstration by Primary Glass
of Twentieth ward. Jane Cutler
conducting.
Song Choose The Right"
Address THE Spirit in the Sunday
School work .,.,,.,.....,.,...,..
..,..,..... Prest. Richard w. Young
Address Parents Glasses" by a mem
Der Of the general board.
Remarks.
Singing Let Us All BE Good ana
Kind"
Benediction.
4P, M.--INVITED
stake Presidency. Stake Board. Blsh-
OPS and Counselors, Ward Supertntand-
ents and Assistants.
Ward superintendent Council Meet
ings' ......,.., Scott w. Anderson
Address Harmony .........,.....
.,.,......., Prest. John NJ. knight
Address How 10 present authorities
effectively Observation-Disclosures.
,...,..,, Member OF General Board
Address THE dangers OF Speculative
Theology Member Of General Board
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CHURCH NOTICES

The annual conference of the Sugar
House ward will convene sunday. Feb
II. at . y. m. sharp, in the assembly
rooms. a large gathering Is antici-
pated
The stake priesthood meeting of the
Salt Lake stake will be held in the
Sixteenth ward westinghouse at 1880
u. M, Monday. Feb. is. 1907.
NEPHT l.. MORRIS,
GEORGE II. EMERY,
EDWARD T. ASHTON.
Stake Presidency.
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viued into shares of the par value OF
~ each. Francis r.. Stewart Is prcsi-
cent; Josephine d. Stewart. secretary:
cora Is Nichols, treasurer The com
pahy VIII manufacture toilet articles.
New Mining Company--Artioles OF
incorporation of the Garaficld Anti
inpny Mining company of this city
We're filed with the county clerk to-
cay. The capital stock of the COM
pany Is 100000. divided into shares
ot the par value of 81 each. Henry
Hder is president; Isaac Jennings. vice
president and treasurer; A. W. Elder,
claims located in Garatield county.
Increase In Rate Discontinued
owners of business properties. both
IN inns city and throughout the state
WIZ be interested in learning that the
20 per cent Increase In rates which
was applied to all cities In Utah except
salt Lake City. after the san Fran
cisco fire. has been discontinued. This
move on tho part OF the underwriters
In San Francisco is due to the improv-
ed conditions that Were noted as fol-
lowing the raise, so that the risks
have been materially reduced
Street Car Hits Wngon-There was
smash-up, but without serious con-
sequences in front of the Federal
building at 1880 this morning The
youthful driver. named Knowiden, of
an American Linen company wagon,
lett his horse hitched to the curb
while he was gathering up an array
of toweling that had seen cleaner
days. But the horse pulled loose. and
walked directly in front of south
bound car al. Johnson motorman.
johnson put on the brake, but IL was
down grade. and could not stop in
time TO prevent pushing the wagon
over on its side and smashing one of
the rear wheels. No other damage
was done
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CHILD'S LIFE SAVED BY CHAM
REEJAIN'S COUGH REMEDY

Mrs, John Englchardt. of Gera. Mich.
tells of the anxious moments spent over
her little two-year-old daughter who had
taken hard cold resulting in Group She
been for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
she would have checked to death. gave
this medicine every ten minutes and shs
soon began to throw up the phlegm. 1 can
recommend II I'm tho highest terms as
have another child that was cured in tho
same way" Sold by all druggists
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CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Samuel DoSey and family de-
sire TO thank those who furnished
sweet music and spoke words of COM
fort over the loss Of loving husband
and father; also for the many beau
tlful floral offerings May they be re-
membered In their hour of need.
MRS SAMUEL DOXEY AND
FAMILY.
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The
House that
Speciiolizes
Leads.

sl MoDonald's change make, =.
~" In place Of sNss y
sne trade with Molasse, 'sDpl'T
an. ana other kinds in their ro' nussq
'ney are now coated with b,s S 'a
enoeoia'e, which adds much :" =. s'sA
pua''y of the goods. as n,,r. " y
oia'e is recognized as ono ,''e
most Wholesome foods in IN. " q
IN connection with the dew. "o'4
70 that OF an exclusive cN Se.,a'
mousse 1t must be borne n 20
mat Mcdonald is making ~. - ,ar'
grades OF chocolate in tho a ua'''
Bitter-sweet Bonbons lead W
chocolates. 1t is the best MAD, s''
hlshest priced chocolate sofa "'
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DIED.


WALLECK. AT GreenvIle Beaver coun-
~. Utah, ON Feb. 8, 1901. Clyde Elmer,
the Infant son OF william Leslie and
Clara II. Walleck Tho child was four
inonthsh and live days old, having been
born on oct 3, 1905.
MoORE.--1n Salt Lake City Feb, Is, OF
general debility Robert L. Moore, aged
I2 years.
Funeral from Jos. f. Taylor's under
taking parlors, 253 east First South street
Sunday, the 18th met, at II a. III.
HANFORD.--I Salt Lake city, Feb. IL
after a lingering illness, John Hanford,
In the seth year OF his age,
Funeral from Twentieth ward chapel
Sunday, the 18th inst, at 12 noon. Friends
invited. The choir members are requested
to attend.
CRACROFT. in Salt Lake city, Feb. Is,
Of old age, Maria cracroft. aged 81
years.
Funeral from the First ward meeting
house sunday. the 18th INST at p. nj.
Friends invited.
MACE.--Glcn A. Mace, COR OF James and
Parthenla Simpson Mace, Friday Feb.
l5 1901, at p m; OF pneumonia; born
Nov. 49, 1904, IN Salt I.ake City,
Funeral will be held IN the Twenty-sixth
ward Westinghouse Sunday at p. m.
Friends invited.
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SAIJT--A io-pound boy was born 10 Mr.
and Mrs Ernest w. Salt. Of the Peo-
PIES Cash store. ~ ~ Grape street
Ing well
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16

Mr.. ]. e, Jayne, formerly steno-
grapher In the secretary of states
office, is in the City for n few days
from Manhattan. New, where he has
mining interests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16

n. II. Evans. florist, SO y. Main st.
Floral Designs Speciality. Phone ssl
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Add
Dr. Graves
Tooth Powder.

to your toilet necessities II you
want the best results. 1t removes
discolorations and tartar. An anti
septic--a purifier "a cleanser.
Ask your dentist. Ask him why.
In handy metal cans or bottles, s5c'