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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
A Bad Breath Boon

Her Cheeks Were AoIow Like Roses in
Bloom,
Her Tips Red as Cherries Thrice Over;
Her Teeth Like the Pearl
Her Hair Tangled Curl;
Her Breath Like Sweet Blowing Clover
So much for poetry, But STUART ,
CHARCOAL LOZENGES ARE prose as
well. They arc practical aud for every
day use, and they will make any one 5
breath lust ms sweet and wholesome as
thc Girls breath In the song.
And what is nicer than a sweet, clean
breath, and what more offensive than
bad, foul one9 Every one tries to get
rid Of it themselves and tolerate 1t III
their friends, butt is awfullY trying
and puts friendship and sentiment to
severe test.
A bad breath is sort OF unspoken
imputation on cleanliness; You can Z get
away from it and can't explain, You
can take foolish little remedies TO dis
puise it for an hour or so; but this is
suggestive; your breath is unnatural
and your friends wonder why.
Bad breath comes once i'll while
| from docayed teeth, but there IS
quick and cftectual remedy for this
| the dentist 1t comes as rule 80 times
out of 100 from a bad stomach, Foods
gone wrong; digestion impaired; assiml-
| lation impcrfecti nutrition mIsdrectcd
and consequent misunderstanding all
around.
And meanwhile a bad condition of
things is inaugurated. There Is flatu-
| lcnce, sour stomach, and with these
two past masters of evil Pandora S box
| is opened and a tribe OF troubles let
| loose. any one of which might appal.
| With all manner of chemical changes
taking place in the stomach by fcrment-
ation-which should not-Is IL any won
der that some startling and disagree
| able results are evolved! Bad Breath
| is conspicuous among them, because al.
ways in evidence No use To doctor this
or disguise it. 1t is an innocent suf-
! fCrcr.
! GO STRAIGHT TO THE CAUSE
| The STOMACH, Put that in order and
! the Breath will take care of itself. Char.
coal has been remedy for disordcred
stomachs for centuries. lt is one
F'curcp that is almost as sold us the
| hills
Summing up. charcon in its pulvcr-
iZcd state is stomach tonic and alb
sorbent. Stuart s Lozcnges supply a
| want, remedy that is simple, handy
and efficient, They cmbody plain.
practical proposition.
| Stuart s Charcoal Lozengcs are for
sale everywhere. - cents n box, guar
antccd to contain nothing but young
willow wood charcoal and pure honey
sample sent free upon request. Adj
dress +. a. Stuart Co. 200 Stuart Bldg,
| Marshall, Mich.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
BUSINESS NOTES

Total bank clearinss for "Wednesday,
December /, showed slight falling on
from the total for the corresponding day
a year ago, although this was due more
10 the unusually largo showing made last
year than on account of any decrease in
the average totals for this year. The
total for Wednesday was $l.a7S.363. as
compared with n total of Sl.565 0S5. II for
decrease Is SIS6,I22.12. or about j. per
cent.
The arrival of the first steel for the
NowhonSe building on Monday and sub
scquent receipts since that time. assure
the continuance of work on the new
structure for some time. Starting Of
work has bccn delayed for nearly three
months on account OF the non arrival of
structural steel. The preparation OF this
was also delayed by the slowpess IN
completing final plans, 80 that noCcS-
Sary matters regarding weights could not
be decided upon. The completion OF plans
and the ordering nf stone. together with
the arrival of steel. VIII now permit rapid
progress on the big building. The first
portion or the structure 10 be completed
will cost $500. 900. The ultimate en-
penditure VIII be about sl,oooooo'
Application has been made by James A.
Faust and Frank r. Slaughter for AN ap-
preparation OF ten cubic feet OF water
from Corn creek. In MiIlard county, Ctah,
for irrigating purposes
Miss LILY Tufts or the Prudential In
surance company office here left We'd
ncsday for San Francisco. whore she will
make her home She was presented with
Il pair OF pearl opera glasses by her office
associates as a token Of their regard.
Ed O'DonnCll has purchased tho Wheel
or house al els South West Temple for
his wife. The building Is unusually hand
some and is considered the finest on that
street. The purchase was made direct
and the consideration was not men
toned.
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent 500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

The new high school Is all the talk at
the school. az it will be only a short
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

selecting a new presiding officer. as
Miss Vivian TolhUrst. who was recently
elected 10 the office Of Masister Diccn-
di has been Obliged TO resign on account
of work in the dramatic cast Miss Mary
Storrcr WAS selected 10 I'LL the position
made vacant After a programme com
discussion was taken up on tho life and
writings of Ovid.
\ fun list Of nominees for the officers
Of the Women's Athletic association az
tho university has been chosen and VIII
be voted on next Friday. Those selected
rs candidates arc: Lucille Thurman. pres
idcnt: Zula Curtis. vice president: Wei
thea Learned. secretary and treasurer
Mary johnson. manager. The election
WIFI convene ut a meeting between the
PLAYED between the old teams Of tho
Alpha and Omega.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

There was u short shift in the police
court Wednesday afternoon. but ten cases
appearing on the docket. Three OF these
were of victims of the drink habit and
three were of vacrants. All defendants
were discharged after receiving lee
ture from Judge Bowman regarding the
danger of appearing the second time In
the police court.
Ed Morgan. charged with petit lar
ConH. was sentenced 10 serve $50 days in
the city jail. pleading guilty to the
charge. According TO the police Morgan
stole a grip out Of the Favoritc saloon
Tuesday night and attempted 10 hand 1t
To his partner. who was standing outside
the door. but who escaped before the po-
lice could catch him:
Alfred Noyce was handed a lemon in
the shape of ninety days in the city jail
lie pleaded guilty TO tho charge of petit
larceny. Pauolman Young arrested the
man Tuesday night as he was sneaking
out Of an alley on Third South between
Main and West Temple streets with =
bag slung over his shoulder. He seemed
10 he trying Ia avoid notice ana his ac-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
University Notes

nu1 second hu'nocr on the special
G.u onuISc ol iocIurts arranged ior the en-
sihcStins Stuaehts AT inc university will
p pt Inlu 'nis aterhoon AT O'Clock,
HcotEc VI: lSacoh, one oi the leading en-
,r nir Bacon mas chosen as his subject
ine relative advantages OF a College
E'uucatlOh 10 the Engineer
As a result of the continued competI-
ton for positions in the cast OF "'Tre-
lawney OF the Wells" +. r. Van Cott
cast. and Marion Tanner that of Colpoys
Regular rehearsals arc hcing held every
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
New Logan Company.

The Schaub Machine company OF Lo-
gan. whose purpose it is to carry on a
repair and manufacturing business, filed
articles Of incorporation with the score,
;ary of state Wednesday, The capital
stock is $40 900 divided into shares OF
81 each. OF this amount $500 Is PAID
in The officers are: Jacob Schaub. preSl-
dent; IcOnnrd ISroguc. vice president: h.
T. Bacon, secretary and treasurer. lhcSe
are also the directors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
MRS. KIMBALL SUED ON
ALLEGED CONTRACT BREACH

p. Z. Page and George II. Drasellis
have brought an action I'm the district
court against Mrs. Geneva "A. NiinDall
for $500 damages resulting from alleged
breach OF contract.
IL Is set forth in the complaint that
Mrs KlmbaIl and the plaintiffs entered
into n contract on September OF the
present wear FOR the erection of an apart
ment house at Sixth East and Second
South. at n cos, Of Si5.i@l, and that on
November IL Mrs. Kimball gave orders
TO stop work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

time before the vote for the bonds Will he
made. The high school students win Ger
tainly work hard TO influence the voting
In the right direction.
Tie first practice of the high school
was held Wednesday afternoon. under
the direction OF Professor Christensen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

For the first time since the first Of the
year the members of the Boys Athletic
association were called together TO dis
cuSs the football cmhlems and 10 draw
up a set OF rules. governing the giving
of cmblems in all the schools athletics.
u. y, Callahan. Coach Convill and Prln-
cipal Eaton will draft the rules and also
select the cnbcmS. y cash prjzc OF 50
will he given 10 the hoy In the school
who turns in design that is selected for
the permanent football pin. VIII Good
speed presided Wednesday during the
noon hour meeting
Tho most interesting meeting this year
Of tn" Girls Athletic association was hold
Garct Merrill called for the reports Of the
different committees, Owing 10 the large
membership, the girls have considerable
money on hand. which Will bc used in
giving dance the latter part OF the
month. The girls dances in the past have
been on too large a scale 10 De held in
the high school gymnasium, so the Odcon
hall-was selected. An elaborate deCora-
ton scheme VIII be carried out and Il
number OF gymnasium features intro
duCcd.
"Wednesday afternoon was tine first time
this year that tho cadet drill was con
duCtcd indoors IL WAS Impossible FOR
the entire battalion to assemble in tho
gymnasium as usual. so the different
halls were used II Will be impossible TO
hold tho equipment race on The campus
so arrangements will he made TO run il
ON the track In the gymnasium.
The attic OF tho Union building will be
used for sub target rifle practice, as IT
will he plcIby large enough. for il was
AT one time used for gymnasium. The
sub-tarGcl machine belonging TO the Ma
tional Guard has been loaned 10 Captain
Webb for tho winter months, and II will
he set up as soon possible. An order
will he placed for two Springfield army
% callhcr rifles, as target work viii be
taken up by The officers at once.
All arrangements for the junior dance
Friday evening are complete and the
students of the class will commence to
decorate Thursday afternoon.
\ change in the paintings in the main
hall Will he made Thursday, Professor
Harwood has the work of eight girls
ready TO be exhibited,
The new high school Is all the talk at
the school, AZ it will be only a short
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-14

- There viii be q regular
10y meeting Of Barre aefie, No.
[ / 1873. IL o. e. Monday ev-
= ening, June ~, at 7;3o.
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Exceptional Values in
Spring Wash Goods

All that remains Of many kinds Of
Spring Wash Goods must 90 now and
here arc the prices. These goods at
these prices would be well bought for
future uses when same goods win be
wanted at much higher prices,
On a table in our main aisle will be
shown the following kinds az only,
per yard ..........,.... ....'.. oe
All Of our very best Prints in both
dark and light colors. This Is when
we are overstocked and this price j.
only until this stock Of Prints j.
sold down 10 normal. then up will
20 the price again; for i they are
to pay a profit, they cannot be
An Of our Sc and l0c Colored Muslins
that are new this season and all
right at the price, Sc or Toe, now in
this sale at. per yard ........,.. &c
Good economy to buy these 70 cover
bed pufis later in the fall
All Of our Chambra Ginghams, that
sold al l0c last season, come in all
Of the plain colors and are now on
this table at, per yard ....,.... %
On this sc table We are to put some
odd pieces Of goods not here advertised
Better look over this Sc table early IN
the sale.
We have a few six Muslins, the 25s
grade, which now 90 onto the AZ 1-2c
table.
We have about 200 yards Of yard
wide shifting Madras, the zoe grade
that will be found on our IL 1-2'
table.
We have a good assortment Of l5'
and lsc Persian and Plain Cfepes, These
have been 20 good that manufacturer
have been obliged to cancel nearly hall
Of their orders on these goods, and nov
we are putting these new crePcs onto
our IL / &c counter.
S9c Linen Waistings ip pink and hello
trope checks and blue stripes, now
in this sale at, per yard 25'
Yes, and one piece Of plain blue,
yard wide, same price per yard 20
About 300 yards Of satiu.striped Pom
gees in light blue. heliotrope, nile
and brown stripes. very pretty for
waists and ehildren's dresses. These
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-14

There is no guesswork about Dress
Goods being higher, a. wool has already
advanced and the made up clothes for
fall are costing from 10 to IS per cent.
hieher-quite an advance. This enters
into staple as well as fancy Dress Goods,
so that anything you may buy at this
sale win Be less than fall prices and
al odd pieces at less than cost.
-Four styles in Wool Dress Goods
These come in plaids for skirts or
whole dresses Very good for
misses dresses soc cloth at 29c
All Of our All Wool Tricot Flannel,
These were sold very close at 25e,
now at, per yard ......,...,..10c
Buy for fall wear
30.ineh fnc Serge in oil staple colors.
These viii be 90 or e5c later. but
are now Offered at, per yard. soc
seineh All Wool Storm Serge, in all
eolors. These viii be Coo or 65c
later, now at, per yard. -. SOC
Yard-wide half wool Poplar Cloth in
all colors for bathing suits, per
yard .....4.-... ........*... 25c
Il inch White Serge for coats Or white
wool suits This Is an soc value,
but sold by us at price very low,
per yard ..............-...
6oc shantung silks in all colors, such
as the new shades. There is to be
an advance Of ten cents per yard on
these in the fall, or 20 per cent.
adyanee--which Il well worth saw
ing--oyer our price, per yard acc
We carry William Reds Lansdownes
in all staple colors and sell them
at. per yard .............. 1.25
We are making very low prices on all
better grades Of Wool Dress Goods.
we carry a large assortment Of Red,
Navy and Black Dress Goods, good
wool cloth, at .s..,.....-....- soc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

New soda fountain and lee cream par.
Tor at United Fruit Store, 70 Nortn
Main street,
n. N. Bralev. Waldron Shields and n.
p. McGrath returned this afternoon
from few days fishing at Lake Mans
field.
Mrs. George Hines returned to her
home in Tilton. n H., Saturday after
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. NJ. Lee
Aiken.
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent asso-
citation will hold its regular meeting
Tuesday evening, June Is, at knights
of Columbus hail.
The big clock IN the window Of s 7.
Serel & Co.'S store stopped last SAT
uraav At l2 o'clock. So minutes and Eve
seconds. Anyone holding rebate green
coupon corresponding with the above
number. or the nearest to above in min
ntes and second. must bring or send the
same to the store at not later than noon
tomorrow, so that the prize Of 81 may
be awarded to the right party, whose
name will appear in Tuesdays paper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-14
Sheets and Pillow Slips

If the new tariff bill goes through,
you viii have TO pay quite an advance
on all cotton goods. We advise buying
nov. al We win not be able TO quote
these prices later
One lot Of AZ BY 80 inch Bleached
Pillow Slips These are made Of
Buckeye cotton and the price for this
sale is. each only ......,..,.. 1Oc
One lot Of As by 80 inch, the same
quality as above at the same price,
each only ~,........,.....t Zoe
sI BY 90 Bleached Sheets, made Of
Ridgewood cotton and priced for
this sale at each only. 59c
Harvard Mills Bleaehed Sheets 81 by
90, at, each ..+.,.....,...... &c
Fruit Of the Loom, Pepperill and At
lantie Sheets, 81 by 9o all in this
sale at, each only .....,...s.. go
Columbia Mills unbleached Seamless
sheets. 81 by 90, at, each only So
Columbia Mills BIeached sheets, 81
by %, zoe Sheet, now, each,
only ...........~- 65e
If you make but one purchase in thi'
whole sale, buy Sheets Take our ad
vice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-14
Bed Spreads

We have lot Of soiled Bed Spreads,
soiIed on the back side. The face side
is all elean. We want TO close these
an out in one week, so have put them
into this sale at big discount. Yes,
for less than first cost.
These Spreads are our best grades
and run from s20o up to $3.50, and now
We are to sell them at one-fcurth off
tie marked price. This means s2.0o
Spread at only $50, and 50 on At
such prices these ought TO find very
quick sale.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-14
4 p ABBOTT 8 Co a. P ABBOTT CO A ABBOTT s co a ?
June StOck-Reducing Sale

viii through hs 0I0"ng v0E \ 900
notald db
hnyad aied Friday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-14
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

wANTFD--At once, good reliable woman
A. hnusekeeper. Call evenings from 70 90
at "a Church street, ffeo'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-14

ls.ineh all pure Linen Bleached Crash
now, per yard ..s........... 30
l7.inch all pure Linen Bleached Crash,
our l2isc Linen, now at, per yard,
only - ... 1Oc
IT.inch al pure Linen Bleached Crash,
with blue line border, our l3c Crash,
now at, per yard ............. lie
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-14

FOR SALE Refrigerator, desk. cot nea,
ohildss toilet chair aud lamps, Tor CASH MS.
Gauthier 50 So. Maln street "te'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-14
Muslin Underwear

We have made great changes IN our
Muslin Underwear and as much Of a
change in our department. We now
have all of these goods either behind
glass doors or in glass show eases.
We are making speciality Of chill.
dreu's inexpensive Muslin Underwear,
such AZ Drawers, Skirts and Night
Robes.
ChIldren's Night Robes Of good cotton,
each, ........sss.tt..s.. ..s.. zoe
Children's skirts OF good cotton, with
lace insertion and lace, at, each 25c
Childron's very pretty lace trimmed
Drawers, each ............ 25c
Childrcn's rufae trimmed Muslin
Drawers in al sizes from one year
70 seven years, now, any size, At
only, per pair ......,.t.....- 1Oc
Ladies' Night Robes at soc, and
special value at ........... 500
Ladies' Hamburg trimmed skirts that
would be rightly priced from $l.OO
10 SIPS, now selling at, each SIC
We have a few soiled pieces Of Muslin
Underwear on our bargain tables at
prices 10 close out at once.
we have had made for rs fourpicce
suits in Muslin Underwear for special
outfits that you vii say are very much
prettier than ever shown you before,
They are really very swell and the
price is very modest; ask to see these
Muslin Sets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-14

LIVERY STABLE FOR SALE-In Granite
thrnuehont ia good condition, also ona f-horse
stone wagon. Inquire Of Tyler Thompson,
Vs. tttH1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-14
Table Linen

We do not usually have Table Linen
sales at this season Of the year. we
now have more than a full stock, 50
feel obliged to reduce it az this time.
5s.incb half bleached Damask, our
best soc grade. this sale at, per
yard ..sss+t+s4stt.*s-t st*f..t 80
6i.inch half hleached Damask, our
0Oc grade, this sale, per yard Acc
67-inch half bleached Damask, our
75c Damask, now at, per yard &C
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-14
Ladies White
Muslin Waists

All Of our White Muslin Waists that
were slI9, 1925 and sl.s5, in fact,
al White Waists that were less
than $3.50, are now on our table
on the first floor at, each. ... Csc
All other Waists are now in the
garment department, up stairs.
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TALK OF THE TOWN.
June sale a Abbott's.

June sale az Abbotts.
STANDARD patterns are the aleaders"
and perFy's store the agents
just received white duck skirts, si.0O
and sl.25 up, at Naughan's.
The Barre Polenta team defeated the
Montpelier sarac team at Montpelier
saturday afternoon by score Of II to
T. Joe Calderara was in the box for
the Polentas and D. Comolli for the
Safaes.
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Wash Goods

Pongress are SOC values; now while
they last at only per yard 25e
Any Of our Drectoirc Silks, goods
which cannot be put into stock
again for less than $50 per yard,
now, per yard .....~...s. 29c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-14

A regular meeting of 10y
s.sa~sM al Green Mountain lodge
- Vg.Ag will be held in their hall
this evening at 1880. There
will be nomination Of officers. 4 full
attendance is requested. Per order Of
secretary,
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-10-08
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

In the superior Court of the State OF Wasn1ng-
ton for the county of San Juan
Tn the matter of the estate OF N r Otegs' Oe-
This cause coming on to be heard TINS a3ra
dav of September A. u. 1909, upon aPpncat1n o.
Mar0aret D. Gregg, administrative OF the aoove
ent,fied estate, praving that an order ne maze
and entered herein fixing day for the nearing
oTher sinaI ccount and Petition for D1strlbu
ton, and -. ~. e.;d admin
;stratiir has filed her Final Account ana fet-
ton for distribution and that the said estate Is
rsadv for distribution and that day should De
arnoiuted for the hearing and settle ment OF ner
Final Account and also Tor the hearing OF ner re-
tition for Distribution, ;..--
II &c therefore ordered that all persons inter
ested in said estate show cause on TUESDAY the
ond dav of November a. D. 1909, at the court
house at Friday Harbor, in San Juan County,
state of Washington. why the Final accom-.
of said administrators should not De ailoWeo
and approved and also why distribution OF the
estate OF said deceased should not be mace as
praved for in said petition and final account
II is further ordered that notice OF this near
ing be given by publishing certified copy, OF
this order in the San Juan Islander, weekly
ne wspaper, printed and published at Frloay
Harbor in said county and state tor PERIOD OF
four consecutive weeks prior to said hearing.
"A GEO. A. joiner,
Judge.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-10-08
The Belilngham American is some

The Belilngham American is some
what prone to gobble news from The
Islander without credit, but so long
as it helps the county we don't much
care. The American is so friendly
to this county that it would like to
see all of our people buy all of their
goods in Bellingham. That it is
quick to note evidences of prosperity
over here is apparent from the fol-
lowing nice little editorial comment
upon the latest statement of the San
Juan County Bank;"We have been in
terested in glancinR over the reports
of the condition of state and national
banks, as published in our exchanges.
One of the best reports is that of the
little city of Friday Harbor which
shows deposits of 1851. 900. Some
of the larger towns do not make as
good a showing. This clearly indi-
Gates that the people of San Juan
County have money and their trade
should flow this way instead of toward
Seattle"