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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25
HER LIFE IN DANGER
lou Have CataTTn or Weak Lungs
Read This Carefully.

,...L years ago T was taken
49, pau attack OF bronchitis I was
"a -e. WIKI s bronchial cough and
-,-.. The cough was very bad at
s- e-, and q would wake up choking
So. s-s7EE for breath and Tiers
,---.s.1 O" b. terrible stoppage in my
-.eat ans s.ras.
srS lH.5 was tender and irritable
~ --- aE aching sensation which
s-5 sse-.a bad AT times. I doctored
F-,, -ss1 several different remedies,
rss . never received any permanent re-
NJ 80. I'D. Nsl- tho walady from coming
~. -.'-. used Hvouef. This remedy
49, N me- is certainly infallible.
~ 81 me. AID 90 70 I ascribe the cause
,-A5 being alive.
s,. l.-5. -1--alnlT saved my life AMI
d, --,.'- q The credit il deserves. There
E,--.--.s .'7 strong FOR me to say Of
a. Mrs. Ada Hopkins. s Cut
- IWater Mich.
br...La "-9HOunCed HiEh-o-mel is
r7.A,--- tse lungs through a hard
,lc.f- .--. and this soothing anti
San II passes over the in
--.-l- -aCe soctnes the infam-
-s,,--. ''.T the microbes and cures
.r5.--l-st5 Hyonei outft S1.0O in
z. -s Inhaler, extra bottles 50 cents
oa-amm's. who guarantees
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25

home Wednesday after an extended visit
on the Pacific coast.
Miss Florence Getchel Of San Andreas.
Cal, is a guest at the home OF Miss Irene
Griffin in ogden.
Mrs. /. ". Snow and children of Salt
Lake City are spending d few weeks AT
the Hermitage in Ogden canyon.
Miss katherine Richards of Salt Lake
City is guest at the cottage of c. p
Jennings in Ogden canyon.
Mrs. Frank Peterson entertained at a
dinner party on Friday in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Rice Of Eiko. New. Gov
ers were laid for eight
Mr.. and Mrs 3. Q. Blackman returned
from a trip to the northwest during the
week
August r. WaIlenburg of Chicago and
Miss Emma F. Hetrich of St. Olaf. were
married at the home of Rev. j. E. Car
yer in this city on Tuesday.
Dr- and Mrs. Ezra Clark are enter
tanning al their home in this city, Miss
Elaine Nelson of Chicago.
y parcel shower was given in honor
of Miss Anna Baker by her sisters Mrs.
9. Furche and Mrs. Fred Palmer. at the
FurChe home on Adams avenue Monday
afternoon. Refreshments were served dur
ing the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Pickett were given
a surprise at their home on Porter street
ing the week. The affair was one tnOf-
oughly enjoyed by all who participated.
Miss Irma Monahan entertained a mum
Der of her young friends at party az
her home Tuesday afternoon. Retres n
ments. games and music added 10 the
pleasure of the occasion
Mrs FOutZ. Mrs. /. HanaUer. Mr. ana
Mrs Lafayette Hauchett. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl NOrvel, Joseph Lippman, Adolph
Baer, Mrs. Rodney Barger and family
City. are guests this week at idlewild
In Ogden canyon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25
WHY SHE WAS GLAD.
Townsville COurier-JouTnaI.J

louisville COurier-JOurndl-)
young Louisville man, who was out
west not long ago. has returned. telllnB
yarn which he admits is not at ms Own
expense. but which he declares 10 ne
about one of the most interesting expert
ences of even his checkered career
II was walking along the street IN q
western town me said. when suddenIE
across the way 7 saw a Louisvllle glTi
whom 7 recognized Immediately. she saN
me. too and 7 expected her to bow rather
c0oIly and distantly. as had been ner
won't back home. 7 was considerably as
tonished. therefore. when she dasheq
across The street. seized me with both
hands and fairly dubbed over i'm her de-
light ! was so surprised. in fact. that ]
commented on IL.
I'm glad to SEE YOU too said.
when / had managed to eXtricate myself
from her cXubsraut greeting. but. To
tell YOU the truth. Z hadn't expected 70
see YOU so excited over my appearance.
You always treated me rather a Ia ice
berg at home. YOU know. What has
caused your change OF heart2
"She was nonplused for only q mo-
ment and then explained. Mr.. Smith. I've
been away from home So long that / ID
be glad to see even dog if he came from
Kentucky
81 let it go at that
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25

a clerical error this sum had been too
large. and | returned the money. This
Is not business, and it is not the way
business houses do. I never cid it be
fore. and 1 considered myself honest and
as good as the next man.
4 found. when I propounded the ques-
ton to myself. What would Jesus do2'
that that was the thing that had to be
done. In.two OF the cases the difference
amounted to only a few cents. In the
third case it was SIS.
IN two instances customers handed
out too much money. thinking II was
tic correct s-l1. and 1 returned it. That
isn't considered necessary il business.
you know. If you name the right sum it
is I'd to the cUstoule- 10 count his
change risht IL case nc IS attempting to
make the exact change Twice I'm quot
ms prices 1 resisted the temptation to
I'm them u d little higher. as knew
could h-vo Gone.
The man who menCed my automo-
Ole forgot one item in his bill. I men
toned it to him. IT cost me a dollar. I
rather CTudged taat. for ali kinds of
charges on automobiles are certainly
eNtOrtionate. EUt after you get to real
ly trying the scheme. you know. the
question. WHAT would Jesus do?' gets
TO be a sort Of OOsession. Il crops uD in
-odr mind continually and sort Of COM
pels YOU. don't YOU know.
Il read the o,hoT day n a New York
paper statement of Binghau's that ne
lad oeen offered 100000 If ne would
permit some violation of the law to 90
on. Nov I none that temptation will
never come to me.
II don't have to pray to be delivered
from the temptations of saloons or gam
bling or vice. but 7 should certainly
pray TO be delivered from that temDta-
ton. After my little experience in tho
What would Jesus dO?' movement.
wouldn't feel that ! ought TO be to,
hard on any man that fell before sucf
q temptation as that"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25
Ogden Briefs.

r. w. Pullman of the forestry office
In Washington. D. g.. is in Ogden inspect
ing the works of the local office
The infant child Of MIR. and Mrs wal
ter Harris Of this city was buried from
the family home. go Twelfth street yes
terday afternoon
Superintendent W. A. Whitney left yes
terday for Rawlins on a special train.
picking up the section men along the route
for seneral inspection purposes at Raw
Inns
The Rapid Transit company has com
pleted the work of double-tracking its
line from Washington avenue to the fair
grounds on Seventeenth street Ii will
now push its line on i'm the direction Of
Plain City as rapidly as the work can be
done.
Superintendent T. G.. Manson Of the
tan division Of the Southern Pacific ar
rived from the west yesterday. He reports
three trains ard crews at work on the cut
off and everything there in first-class
condition Superintendent Manson leaves
today with General Superintendent Davis
for St Paul
Hawkeyes in gOodlv numbers gathered
al the Hermitage yesterday. to celebrate.
The lowans have d regular Organization
I'm ogden and enCeavor TO get together at
least once a year. John Z. Bagley A. ..
Kennedy and Walter Richey are among
the moving spirits. The gathering vcs-
terday at the Hermitage in Ogden canyon
was altogether enjoyable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25
LIVING LIKE CHRIST.
Cleveland Man Discusses His Expert
ences After Earnestly Trying
the Perfect Life.

Cleveland O-The movement called
What Would Jesus DO2' has lost the
enthusiasm with which il started last
winter. Then mass meetings were hello
on Sunday afternoons in Cleveland
churches at which hundreds of young
people rose together and took the
pledge 10 90 as Jesus would" Elk
perience meetings were held at which
scores rose and told their experiences
i'm doing a. Jesus would i'm the various
circumstances of life. The principle
was that when any question Of conduct
arose the person who had taken the
pedge would stop and ask himself,
What would Jesus do2" and then do
the same.
Mass meetings are held no longer.
Inquiry reveals the fact that the move
ment has settled down into a regular
branch Of the work of various religious
societies Of young people I'm this cOun-
try and Canada. and that hereafter one
Sunday a year would be set aside for
sermons and mass meetings wherever
the movement has taken root.
An INQUIRER visited several of the
young people who took the pledge in
search of experiences which might be
helpful to the world at large. 1t was
somewhat difficult to find matter Of this
kind.
home one evening tired and DESTROYS of
going Immediately to bed. His mother
wanted him To go 10 a drug store for
medicine and he went checTfully. He
seemed to think this a fair sample Of
what Jesus would have done and
worthy of a place in the chronicles of
the movement.
4 young woman said that she washed
the dishes three times for her mother
when she didn't have TO. and another
that she got up and helped her mother
20 get breakfast when she had not beet
SO accustomed. still another, credited
with having originated the movement.
remarked somewhat tartly that she had
given her eNpey fences to twelve report
ers. each % whom had promised to
send her q COPY o. the paper containing
them. and only one had ever done it..
and she wasn't going to give out any
more experiences.
4 DENTS. said that book agent
called at his Office one day and he was
about To tell the man sTUffly to get out
when the question. What would Jesus
do. came TO him. and instead ne spoke
10 the man courteously as he would tc
a customer. Tho next day the book
agent brought his wife and ordered 3
large amount of work done on he
teeth This the dentist said. encour-
aged him and he has decided 90 make
the principle rule of business at least
20 far as treating every one who came
10 the office CourteOusly-
Several Of those interviewed did not
seem to have any special experiences
They said that living as Jesus wouij
was merely tho ordinary Christian life
they were not coneoiorS thew said "f
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25
Ogden Society.

Mark Brown, who is doing post grad
uate work at the University OF Utah,
was visitor among relatives and friends
I'm Ogden over sunday. Re came in re-
Spouse TO a special request to sing at
The funeral OF Ernest 2. Brown and
sang WHO TreadS the Path of DUTY"
W. A. Turner and wife and daughters.
ITude ana Florence W. Ii. Williams and
wife: Leona and Florence Paine and
Ethel Sisman left Wednesday FOR Lost
Creek where they viii camp for a fort
night
Miss Mildred Adams celebrated her fif-
tcenth birthday Thursday evening with
q dinner on the lawn of her home on
Lincoln avenue. to which were invited
number of Miss Adams young friends
Games and music played an important
part in the program of the evening
Miss Edith L. Reid is again at the
post I'm the office Of the county clark after
delightful tour of California i'm COM
TanE with her mother and sister.
Mr. ana Mrs Joseph X. Wright an
nOunCe the engagement of their dsugh-
ter. Margaret. 10 Charles H Stewart.
the marriage to take place in August
Rev g. ". McCreery is home after an
enjoyable vacation spent among relatives
and friends at Moneta Wyoming.
J. +. LeBarin. a merchant Of Mesa
ArlE., has been guest the past week
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. john FAIR
in Ogden
a. III. Spencer returned home to Og-
den during the week after a visit to
HaW tn0Illes NeN-
capt. and Mrs E. T. Hulaniski are
visiting with q daughter. Mrs II. G.
Woods I'm Idaho
Mr. and Mrs Carl Allison ard Mr and
Mrs Jed Ballantyne are enjoying an out
ing I'm South Fork canyon
L. IT. Pratt Of Jacksonville III. was
q guest tine past week of Prof. Frank NJ
briggs in Ogden
Mrs Isaac Flinders = home after spend
Ing several days visiting relatives at
C0llinstOn. Utah
Misses Louisa ard Kate Liable Of OUa-
ma. Neb.. are visiting in Ogden with their
cousin. Miss Wanda Liable.
F. n Hess left Tuesday night for Port
land and Seattle TO visit for a time and
bring home Mrs Hess and the habv.
Who have been spending their vacation
i'm the northwest.
Miss Ireta Chambers vino had been
visiting her aunt. Mrs. ". 5, Wallace
i'm Saft Lake CITY f0v three weeks. re
tlrrned nome during the week.
Misses Margaret and Grace Critics are
visiting relatives and friends in Colorado,
WYOMING and Nebraska.
Miss Naude Mitchell Of Montana Is
Spending her vacation with AIRS. 6. a.
Torrev IN Ogden
Assistant P0stma ster Garner and fam
IL, srr spending several weeks IN On
r-finr I'm the Jackson Hole country in
Mr. ana Mrs. ". A MeGraw returned
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25
MAN WITH The coNUNoRUM


I've got good one today" said the
man with the extsmpOraneous moustache
tn the man with the discouraged eye
broVs.
You have?' sighed the other man.
Yes. What IS the difference between
man who IS engaged in 2 transaction
that requires more funds than he has
readily At hand and VINO hvpothecates 81
large excavatinE machine that he owns
I'm order 60 tide himself over financially
What ia the difference between min, and
man who finds thst HIS artificial lake
is too shallow for navigation and for
that reason employs 2 force OF men to
deenen ite"
Say that over again. and say 1t slow. Sc
demands tia man with thu discourage
eyebrows. The man with the extempora %
necus WoUstaChP does 50.
Why there isn't any difference saws
the man with the Discouraged eyebrows.
Each Of them wants to float some
thing
No. You're wrong"
But I can't be"
You're wrong The answer Is
l tell Nou IN dead right. I ought to
know I've been guessing conundrums
foT forty wears. and know
But YOU didn't quite hit It. [ asked
YOU what was the difference between
y don't care what YOU asked me. I
told y0u the answer
Turning with great dignity. the man
with ,l10 eKt7I1noTIueOIS moustache
started aWaE- mutteriug: zone OF them
rswneo his dredge end the other dredged
his pond but wouldn't tell him II he
begged me on oended knees"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25
Nine BOYS BREAK WORD
AND SECURE LIBERTY
Industrial School Youths, on Honor
III Canyon, Run Away
From Guard.

Nine industrial school boys made q
break for liberty Friday night. and seven
of them are still supposed to be in Salt
Lake City. The getaway was made from
South Fork canyon. where the boys have
been camping for a week. One Of them
came down to the school yesterday and
told the officials of the school of the af-
fair, and FOss, another OF the boys, re-
turned yesterday from Salt Lake and
gave himself up.
The authorities received a telephone
message from Mrs Sheriff. telling that
her boy would be back last night but
up to midnight he had not put in an ap-
pearanCe at the school
The other boys still at large are Eber-
hardt. Gardner, Bishop. Kelly, Hansen
and Roger. The boys were taken to the
CANYON week ago by Superintendent H
II. Thomas for their annual outing There
were thirty of the largest boys of the
school in the party. In the canyon they
were placed on their honor. given the
entire range of the canyon above GER
tain point. Superintendent Thomas left
them there in charge Of Guard Stevens.
and 1t is supposed that they came down
lhe canyon and caught a train for Salt
Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25

2 Mi-..'1 n Murphy. city attorney. =
go n FrgTcy. municipal judge.
= John ~. t-45 Dyke. civ recorder. =
li.1l- r-l~r .iTv treasurer. 4
Ih.-.A4+4++o
+f4@T1
The al. I'm ne coming municipal
90 VIII --- rIars of the Republican
clmpe-7-r 3D., nor go awry. In any
sat----'---- ...r- 7a LITTLE change from the
event l E. D., the whole situation
Goo,e' ....-rr.r. of course Giasmann
IS il1 d.. Slant a boom for A R. Hey
pIo-4 -..---s#a-r 0F the Weber club, but
Nel-' t-.I.sre that the peepul' will
nov .I rTavVood and he fears that
no' IN - d. abIa To resist the clamor
b W. ,-- nomination. He is confident
ior rs -T..tfr- fr he runs. and if he con-
CO. ..- IN r-r f- will De Win the intention
',.57r rra office as "a stepping stone
y --r4rls- To is conceded that he can
grrfr#r- fu tine gift of the Repub-
al --4-.t f- OGDEN or Weber county for
l-1- -5t..1r that he is generally regarded
u- ~ rs=f conservative of Republic
ir fHa community.
49, Mummy is Glasmdnn's choice for
S++5rrav and as GIasmann is espe-
s-l.-- s-,a.-s DOB knock out James H. De
w. he incumbent Of the office. he picks
..- man Do considers the strongest to &C
.-i5-r frsr end DeNIue will make d
erl I'm denomination and will have
49,. followers .rSDacialIv. among the
me- 49, fznr.bIfeaus
4- It, d r..l-T4y- Will he induced to make
- +- ..fr,- iuJ-e with the promise
u .te anime rfst he win he elevated TO
... 5-z--irr Har-h to succeed judge j. A.
fT,,aU
uTrl.-r, Van Dyke is 2 uoDular Young
nav. now ar a. mission in tie east He
t-- g--or-- f,s.rzfne i'm thu Third ward and
-bi-5+frr has already been made TO
go r=r, i, fHl office nj civ recorder
mis- means the defeat of Frank Hender-
,- MO Inn 10 This time has been con
7s-=7 "a very strong aDuIfcant for this
..--,i-..r.r rasi-fgu According 10 tbe Van
r-ts Js5r 1frs TiiIie Hancock POulsOn
~, toi5 tb. ofrirs of civ recorder 10
male room for Van Dyke. Thomas Farr
s DE present lllH treasurer ana VIII nave
lille uIIltu.tl I'D laIulHs tne h3puollcdh
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25
The Modern Figure
How to Regain Reauty Of Form.

Tho vagsries Of Fashion are a great
trial to ladies' inclined to overstoutncss:
but it is rreat mistake TO so in for
physical repression En- the shape Of special
stays Fasting and violent exercising are
also dang srous. ore very soon becomes
limp. depressed and saiiow OF complex
ion WHEN such METHODS or getting thin
are adopted There IS absolutely no ne
cessity TO study dietetics or deprive one 5
self Of wholesome rest and bodily com
forts.
The following is n prescription which
will restore beauty OF form without any
sacrifice OF health or strength. ANY drug
gist viii max il up for you or supply
the harmless Ingredients VIZ = ounce
Narmola 2 ounce Fluid Extract Cascara
Aromatic. ana So ounces Peppermint Wa
ter The dose is one teasp oonful after
each mesl and at bedtime
Don't be- afraid Of q good appetite IS
periailv as the digestive system will be
much benefited by this simple treatment
Indeed the whole body Is beautified. and
the reduction Of weight occasions no
wrinkles. The skin and complexion are
rebeautified,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25
picture H. the
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d practice which promised to become eX-
tensive. He was prominently connected
with the proceedings which resulted in
establishing the COnstitutiOnality Of the
eisht-hour law in Utah.
Later he went TO Denver. where he be-
came attorney for the Western Federation
of Miners, and where he gained much
prominence in litigation affecting labor.
He was one Of the attorneys connected
with the trials Of Western Federation men
at Boise. but his health was broken at the
time. and his position was more that of
a counsellor than A participant in the
actual work in the courtroom. He died
about a year ago in Denver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25
"M0OCHER" ASSAULTS MAN
WHO REFUSES TO BUY

Because Edward Barry, driver of
He'll Ice companys wagon, refused last
evening TO give a professional begGar 10
cents and later glass % beer, he was
assaulted with large schooner glass,
sustaining numerous cuts on the face and
head.
His assailant was Fred Foster. said to Dc
an habitual "mOOcheT." who IS held by
the police for assault The assault oc-
CURED i'm Patrick O'NeII's saloon on
Commercial street. where Barry had gone
to deliver ice Foster is said TO have
followed him inside. and when Barry
ignored his request witnesses say he was
struck in the face with the glass. Dr.
Stewart attended Barry. Foster was ar
rested by Sergeant Roberts and Patrol
man CarlbOrg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25
Ogden. Sunday, July 25.

tel in this city at the age of 50 years.
Tho cause of death was a complication
n lumbago and rheumatism Mr. Rice is
survived By wife living in Ogden and a
brother and sister in the east He was a
member of the Frat2rnal Order of Eagles
coming TO Ogden from Cheyenne, Wyo.
five years ago. He was in the employ
Of Peterson & Creighbaum in the St. Louis
gambling house for some years past. The
body is at Larkin's undertaking estab-
lishment awaiting arrangements for the
funeral.
Later II was announced that the fun
eral services for Mr.. Rice would be held
at the LarlSin chapel at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25
WI TING FANG SHOOTS cHUTEs

New York.-..YOu Americans work hard
er when YOU play than We do in China
when we are really working. said WI
Ting Fang. the Chinese minister LoilinS
comfortably in an armchair in his apart
ment at the Hotel Manhattan, Just be
fore starting for the steamer on which ne
sailed FOR Panama. WI Ting Fang seemed
to enjoy the comparative calm of being
interviewed after Jile turbulence Of an
evening at Coney islardt
And I had never been to Coney island
before last night ne regretted SraVely.
In no place in the world that have ever
been is there anything at all like it he
went on I'm his weighed, precise English.
In Chicago they have what they call
their amusement parks. but it is not on
as large a scale as Coney island
What would the Chinese people think
of Coney island if fl were suddenly set
down there
Conev island now he conceded diplo-
matiCallY.
Meaning that YOUR country people
would be shocked by the things we do AT
Yes. he admitted. they would be
especially the women. Our women would
not 90 those Coney island things. slides
and merry gO-rOuDds and all that. and
they would be shocked to see any other
woman do it,
You see we. as. a ace. do not take our
work and cur anus sments as strenuouslS
as YOU do. We work away quietly. keep
ing at thing always until We accomplish
#. but never with the same loss of usr-
vous energy thsJ the American wastes
So. when il comes time for US to play, we
PLAY more tranduiiiv
But YOU did some Of the stunts at
Couev island last night
Yes I did" admitted WI Ting Fang.
and his gray ewes tyy 16led IT did msrv
stunts, as YOU call them, and 7 learned
many things. For instance, I learned that
a hot dos may oe q sausage with mus
tard between two pieces of bread, or u
may he an imitation sausage made Of
candy
And went dovr the shoot the
chutes he exp ailed. mot 50 much be-
cause I wanted TO. but because the ladies
I'm our party urged me to. Nevertheless
it was very fine.
Shall 7 go to Coney island again? Well
if 7 do. I think 7 wiu go into training
first, and ne settled lack more comfort
ably on his cushions
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25
SENTENCED REDUCED.

Paris. July 24--UpOn an appeal for a
rebearine the court of appeals today re
ducad the sentence of Jean Maths, the
Paris waiter who last Christmas at
tackled President Fallieres and tried to
Dull his beard. to three years mprlsOn-
ment followed by five years Punishment
from the boundaries of Paris
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25
REMOVE YOUR
FRECKLES
Dainty Cream That Is a Wonderful
Treatment for This Trouble.

'cH 7-7.t TO remove yclr freckies.
ls4 remedy rrar is made specially for
MS trouble. FTeckl=s are really a spe-
'-l disease Of the skin and can be re-
.'Led only uE p treatment that is espe-
t.T designed ID remove them.
IT'S IS o- remedy that never fails TO
remove fro 81 S. Eatho Beauty Cream. n
a-l-E nr- Grafton that IS used By So
-ls women 80 N=W York as well as in
-s G-t- end without Il single failure
have sold .t 70 our hest trade and
-'- N-7 .r.a success. SD that we gladly
na5E" TOP removing freckies- Get
p '.A a. ... -.lsz- goods department. Of
~ Z. e11-7Hu 7ud see how quickly it re
ts -"". .-H.NeS Full treatment SlO0.
'--ll.le'. quantity Toy minor cases Of
summer l-..slas fa-
KlNTHO MFG. co. Ouc.)
90 I---r Block Ts-ff3ra Y