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of a negligent woman, particularly when
that woman IS his wife, then he did not
have a great deal Of respect for women
to begin with.
Women who think that home appear
ances do not count are walking in the
direction Of the divorce court, and ii is
not for me to say that the man is always
to blame
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DINNERS TOO SHORT.

we should al be bored TO death II we
were called upon 70 dine with some Of
the notable conversationalists Of former
days. To begin with. our dinners are
happily much too short for the kind Of
conversation that illumiped the feast
aforetime. We have cut down our
courses, reduced the number Of our
wines and accelerated the pace at which
we have dinners served. Consequently
we have TO say all there is to be said
in crystaIIized form. In short, we have
to come 10 the point without delay.
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Patience Is Necessary
In Treating the Nails

In me necessary daily manicuring OF
the nails the cuticle should be pusheu
back daily until half Of the 'full moon
appears at the base Of the nall Oh
course. this work requires patience out
may be easily accomplished with little
persistence
Employ an orangewood stick II prefer
ence TO those Of pearl or bone. Tor the
wood is not so apt 10 break the skin
When drying the hands, take the towel
and push back the cuticle- This also
tends to keep it in place
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CONTINUED FROM YESTERDAY
MAMMA bought some white net and
1N1 this Grandma cat into the cum
INCEST little stockings and red button
holed them all around the edges.
They then bought some Of the very
choicest tobacco which Mamma could
find, and stuffed it down into the toe
of each stocking; they stuffed them out
good and fat. while into the leg Of
each they put dainty sweet-briar pipe
Johnny Podge insisted that they make
all their arrangements IN whispers, for
even though the soldiers were thousands
Of miles away and could not hear what
they were talking about. still. as john
ny Podge said. It sounded more Christ
nassy"
When all the stockings were finished
they got a lot of white cardboard tic
kets, and Mamma held Johnny Podges
hand while he wrote on each one:
A Merry Christmas.
from
Johnny POdge.
They then punched holes into the lit
ue tickets, ran some red, white and blue
ribbon through them, stuck a piece Of
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SYNOPSIS OF STORY PRECEDING
Johnny Podress big brother Dick was
q captain OF a regiment 81 soldiers IN
Panama When Johnny found that ms
brother would not be home Tor CHRIST
mas he was much disappointed 50
mere his mamma and his grandma
So they decided 70 send Christmas 20
RiR Brother Dick. in a big box with
santa Claus would take down mere.
pnf then Johnny Podge asked, what
will the soldiers OF his regiment oof'
Nobody could tell until grandma sus-
rested q plan
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MARK YOUR BOXES.

The careful housewife always marks
the contents on the outside Of a box.
Then when hunting for anything the
search is greatly expedited.
If the boxes are kept on shelves have
the label pasted on the enc Of the box.
that It may be more easily seen.
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KEEP A COIN.

II lou strike a thorn or rose.
Keep a gOin'.
If IL halls or 81 Il SHOWS,
Keep a gOin'.
faint TO use % sit and whine
When the fish amt on your line,
Bait your hook and keep on tryin';
Keep a gOiu'.
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BUTTER TO THIN POTATOES.

Use butter rather than milk If pota-
toes need extra thinning. The former
makes them soEgy. and nothing is worse
than milky mashed potatoes.
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LINEN.

4Fs yards tan linen, SO inches
wide, 19c yard. ....................S0.S
pearl buttons, SOC a dOzen...... 20
y yard 36-inch percalne lining
for underwaist, 121zc a yard %
Ladies' Home Journal No. 46lS.. -15
40
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STUNNING MILDLY BLOUSE FOR GIRL
Cost of THIS Dress
In TWo Materials
CASHMERE.

yards cashmere q inches wide
SIC yard. $40
pa yards braid or cord, &c
yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OF
IS gilt buttons. 25c a DOZEN. IS
Il yard 36-inCh peTcRline lining
for underwaist, 2)c a yard. 10
Ladies' Home Journal NO. 461S.. Is
40
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rewritten before she dared solve the
puzzle I'll forgive her for being late
and wish her luck. for her list may be
one of the last that shall be first At
any rate. the judges viii decide that.
A list have before me Is from Balti-
moro and from a casual glance il looks
as At IL may be very near correct II I
were a '@WashinEtOnian Puzzler,' 1
would not have an "Out of Town PuZ-
ZlcT' get ahead Of me- when II came to
the names Of streets in my home town.
Here is luck to you. puZZlers.
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The Bedtime Story.

the
tuckes into their beds
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Gifts at SI.0O

Finch French China Floral
and Gold Chop Dishes, 15-inch
Austrian Glass Vases, 9-inch
Tall Gold China COmpOtes. To-
inch Austrian China Salad
Bowls. Tall Gold Bohemian
Glass COmpotes. set of six Col
ored German Wine Glasses, 70
inch Austrian Enameled Glass
Vases. l1-iuch Austrian Glass
Flower Baskets, 1O-inch Gold
Glass Vases, 5-iUCh Richly Cut
BonbCn Dishes. 9-inCh Dainty
French China SALAD Bowls,
Richly Decorated Plates, suit
able Cor wall decorations: Ger
man Covered Stems. l4-inch
Gold and COlOrcd Austrian
Vases. Floral and Gold Aus
triau China Chocolate Pots.
Dainty Gold and Floral Jana
nese China, Art Pottery and
Rriy-a-braC, I1-inch Brass Wall
BlatgupG.
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Y Y YHAT side Of the woman does
M the husband see that is hid
" v den from the world2 He
sees the side that does not
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CHE ENDJ
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Gifts at $500

Pinch Gold-paJtern French
China Chop Dishes, 1s-inch Art
Pottery Vases, Haviland China
Hot Muffin Dishes. set Of six
Gold-decOrated China Break
fast-size Plates. Cut Glass Wa
ter Carafes. I5-inch Covered
German Stems. Gold and Floral
Decorated Cracker Jars. Dres-
den China Bon5Or and Nut
Dishes, Pinch Cut and Gold
Decorated Vases. l3-inch Gold
Decorated Flower Baskets, Rich
Enamel and Gold Candy Bas-
kets. China Fern Dishes. Gold
Decorated Celery Trays, Richly
/ Cut Oval Shape SPOON Trays,
! Dainty BiSque Stdtuary, choice
/ specimens of English. Japanese
/ and Austrian BriC-a-bracr Art
! Pottery and Gift Novelties
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A SNAP Established hardware. tool
and notion business. good location. money
maker Party must leave in ten days. It
will take q bout 81 500 See NJ. J. Ruthbard
business agent, 152 So ID East. Apt. d..
call mornings.
DAIRY BUSINESS making $3.50 month
clear. Sell no gallons every day Buy
milk: no COWS. good A-room house and ?
lots S2500. Investigate and You'll be sat
Isfied Address z H. Herald
HALF INTEREST in paying cigar store.
best stand in town. Need partner to work
one shift. 500. Address Z IS. Herald.
WANTED-An experienced poultry rails
or with small capital Novelty Utility
Agency. 4 South West Temple
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Special Stockholders, Meeting.

NOTICE-THERE WILL. BE A SPEC
iaI meeting OF the stockholders Of Kaiser
Mining company held at the pany's
office, 4e0 Utah Savings & Trust Bldg.
Salt Lake City. Utah. at 10 o clock a. n.
on March l. 1903. for the purpose Of con-
sidering a reduction Of the par value Of
shares from one dollar TO such sum as
may be decided upon al such meeting
t 3. JACK. Secretary
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DRAMATIC STUDIO.

MRS. ANNIE ADAMS KIsEApslr
IS prepared TO resume dramatic instruc-
ton at So r street. Ind 26S1
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To the Holders of the First Mortgage
Bonds

5OEQS
or TIE PLEASANT VALLEY COAL
company. Morton Trust company
No Is Nassau street. New York CITY. as
trustee under the mortgage Of the Pie as
ant Valley Coal compsny- hereby offers
10 purchase out OF the sinking fund bonds
secured by said mortgage at the lowest
lTiCe al which the same shall be rendered
rot exceeding 115 per cent, exclusive Of in
terest accrued. To an amount not exceed
ing S12.S32.T7.
Sealed proposals endorsed Proposals
for sale Of Pleasant Valley Coal company
bonds" will be received by the trustee I'M
til Feb. r. 1869. at noon, at which hour
the proposals will be opened
The trustee reserves the right TO reject
sny and all proposals and TO accept any
proposals I'm whole OF in part.
Parties offering bonds must give their
postoffice address and designate their
bonds by numbers.
MORTON TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
r. NJ. FRANCIS. Secretary.
Dated New York, Jan. %, 1919
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED.

FOR Rem T-Elog aniiy furnished from,
suite for gentlemen. "a So. Main
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WANTED.

WANTED good rockmen tSwedes
preferredl fo- station work on Western
Pacific r. X. in Nevada and California.
Teamsters and laborers also wanted.
NJ J. Dixon Emp Company, 40 East 1st
South street
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MATERNITY HOME.

pPTVATE HOME Tor confinement
~ases; children adopted Mrs. = Gregory.
30 -th East. Phone Ind. 10524
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Land Opening

At Gooding, Ida. Feb S. Twenty-Five
thousand acres to be opened under the
carey act. Reduced rates Via Oregon
Short Line Feb. ;. and I, limit Feb
Is. See agents for rates and further
particulars. City Ticket Office, 20l
Main street.
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SHIPPING.

CUT RATES TO any part Of the United
States We can save money for you in
shipping goods either east or west. Cor
respondents ia all the principal cities
See US OF phone $50. Redman Moving &
Storage Co. III So. ". Temple.
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BLUE PRINTING.
SHOW CASES.
BUILDER.

IF YOU are going to build a home. see
me. NJ II. King. 221 Constitution Bldg
Bel. 1874; Ind. 1l29-R.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATlONAL CASH REGISTERS osc1r
Groshe1 sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing No. II Main st.
Secondhand registers always in stock.
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SODA FOUNTAINS.

SODA FOUNTAINS. new and second
hand Robert n. Green < Sens Pni.a-
d-lpI'a. some rare bargains. See our
modern "EceleSs exhibition fountain a.
SHARKS Candy company. Terms easy. s.
T. rr-l representative. 295 Judge Bldg
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PACKING.

EXPERT packers % furniture. brfC-a-
brac. etc. Redman Moving & Storage Co,
III S1utn West Iempie. Phones 5S5.
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EDUCATIONAL.
HOTELS.

LINCOLN HOUSE. s. EAST FIRST So
Paul Helm, Proprietor.
E00-Eooms-JlG. Rates. Z5c, 55c. 59c.
HOTEL DAILY Absolutely neH
throughout. European plan. p F. RI 81.
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OSTRICH PLUMEs CLEANED.


2 4. CARTER FUR Co. q ". LIST So.
Turs reulodeled- repaired. Tedyed-
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INTERIOR FTNISHINGS.

THE J. P. PAULSON CO.
l5o-l72-i54 West Second South st.
Both phones S5S.
P o. Box So.
Manufacturers of bank, office. bar and
store fixtures; also show cases, wall cases
desks. etc. etc. Agents for the Bruins
wick-B alike Collender company's billiard
and pool tables and supplies. Our fixtures
are practical. up-to-dste and Of exclusive
design We are carrying the largest stock
81 pool tables and supplies IN the west.
Rec our show rooms. warehouse and fac
tory. We are also manufacturing and
handling everything pertaining to soda
fountains. csrbonaters. etc. Correspon-
dsuce solicited.
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PERSONAL.

IF HOLpTFS will return the papers.
r5-uable IN me only. Won't search fur
fHe- J. EeinscnTeiber. "A W. ID Sc
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THE FLOWER SHOP-Cut flowers aud
Fesigns Under Natl Bank OF Republic
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HAT FACTORY.

". 3. RUsHMER, manufacturing op-
5ic5sn, 81 Z. Sd So.
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FOR RENT-A 7-room modern house.
completely furnished . d street.
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FOR RENT-To automobile owners: We
have storage room at Isl South State st.
for Is automobiles Arrangements can be
made BY calling on the Consolidated Wa
gon & Machine Co, $50 South state
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FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms for
+. 7. South.
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CONTRACTORS.
FIXTURES.
MINES AND MINING
ASSAYERs.

ASSAYERS.
EETTLES, MATHEZ & CO. A. F.
baTdweli. manager. assay and chemical
laboratory, Us So. ". Temple Both
phones
J. v. CURRIE, 70 West 81 South St,
sat Lake City. Samples by natl or eX-
press receive prompt attention.
CRlSMON & NICHOLS. assayers and
SsHenists. - South West Temple street.
salt Lake City.
w H. TREMAYNE. asssyer, over 10
@lsln street Salt Lake CITY. Utah. Mail
samples receive prompt attention
" =. HODGES & SONS. assayers and
CHEMISTS 80 w % South. salt Lake City.
-, r II, OFFICER & CO. assayers. leo
eolth west Temple St. salt Lake City.
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MUSIC STUDIO.

MISS NORA GLEASON. piano. usudo-
liz. guitar: organist St Mays cathedral
Studio 81 Constitution Bldg.
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HoUsECLEANING.

PRIEsTLEY cleans houses throughout
wall paper, carpets, woodwork Ss55 Ind
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FOR RENT-Kin1ball Van & Storage
Co; largest brick warehouse: rates rea-
sonsble: padded moving vans. 1s ives,
LIST South
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AUTO REPAIRING.

WHEN YOUR AUTOMOBILE needs re-
nairinE. call UP phone Ind. 1000 and have
an expert look It over. Factory s7e-ssI
Main street
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CUSTOM CLOTHES MAKERS.

VOLTS CLOTHES SHOP. Clothes
as you Ike them. 800 Judge bldg
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CHEMISTS AND AssAYERs.

BIRD-COWAN co.
$50 South West Temple Bell phone ga
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LADIES. TURKISH HATHs.

STf,l[l ,S1y s1s,-,s,.s its ace sage
rasuicuring HAIR dressing. Sanitari1im
Dar1ors. = west Cd South. Bell Sc. nd.
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SlMBAlL & RICHARDS
a, M'KELLAR g. co,

YOU WILL MAKE MONEY
BY BUYING now.
FIVE REAL BARGAINS.
81 .S6-Buys nice 4-room cottage on 9th
East
s. l50-IIsu6some new I-ro0m strictly
modern pressed br5ck home. nice 10
cation. southeast; $500 cash. balance
80 per month.
81 055-7-rcOm modern home on % ave
81. 250-Js ndsome strictly modern buuEs-
low on 18TH East. near LIST South.
This IS 2 beauty
S. 550-Buys elegant I-rooui strictly mod
ern home. close IN on 1st ave-, beau
tiful electric fixtures large uaEiei.
four large cemeuted rooms in base
msnt. laundry. furnace. gas. sewer.
cement walks, street paved with as
phalt This is a beauty. and We viii
make reasonable terms
II YOU WANT TO BUY
OR SELL SEE
A. M'KELLAR & co,
6Siz WEST SECOND SOUTH.
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JUDGE BUILDING DIRECTORY.

DR. r. r. BROWNFIELD. suite 4o5:
Bell 2449: surgery and diseases OF women.
ELECTROL1SIS-MI A. T. SMALL
5l5 guperfluous hair. m0les. birth marks
removed
DR.. ELSIE ADA FAUST. suite 4sg
Hours 2 to 5. Bell 1851. Res. s45s-Y
SEARS INVESTMENT co. real estate
mining. mortgage loans and Insurance.
~ Judge bldg. Ind 1874: Bell 1928 Re
moved from % West ID South
PHYLLIS LYNCH. public stenographer.
e07 Judge bldg. Bell So. Res Bel lazy
LADIES' TAILOR A Givounon.
Suite sss Phone Main s1ss.
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BUILDING CS BUILDING TR.ADRS
ARCHITECTS.

ARCHITEGTS.
s------sr
GEORGE WELLINGTON ELDREDGE.
architect. S22-3 D0oly Block. Ind. phone
226l; Bell 1i55
4. J. MILTON-Archltect, 9Th floor
Dolly Block. Bell phone $3.50.
CAMoMILE & BITNER
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CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT.

S. c. SHAW & Co. structural steel
contractors supplies. concrete reinforc-
ing, railway supplies. Concrete mixers,
Portland Cement etc Harris Bros. Rep..
go Atlas block. Both phones
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DRUGLESS SPECIALIST.

CHRONIC and nervous diseases. spinal
troubles. female complaints. Dr. p L.
Erickson. ehiropract0r. go Constitution
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

INTERMoUNTAIN DETECTIVE AGCY.
James Taylor. John r. Burbidee
All business confidential. Office, IS w LIST
South. room 10 Nauvoo Blk. Bell 1910
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MINING ENGINEERS.

X FORESTER. with a CORPS OF COM
psssnt engineers. is equipped for eli kinds
u surveys designing and superintendent
~ ~, E i, nlili power or irrigation projects.
-l4-&lS Brooks Arcade. Both phones
E P. JENNINGS. miring engineer. 1ei
S1erCaatlle bldg Bell. 1913: Res. Bell, I7Ss
HOWELL & KINGSBURT, biologists
BIC mining engineers. 40 Atlas Block
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WANTED-AGENTS.

NANTED-Agents for "Afends rip,'' il
sews- Il rivets. also combination Ratchet.
tools in l. Thomas Foote Co. Los An
geles. Cal.
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COLLECTION AGENSY.

WE GET THE MONEY"
John ]. Wallace & Co.
s2t D. r. Walker Block. Phones 1863.
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FLORISTS.

WALTER y. KING. FLORIST.
"a z ID South. Phones 81. Specialist d
e5rersI designs and everything floral
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CHIRoPoDIsT.

DR.. ELIZABETH l. WIsMER. Suite
15-4Is Security 6 Trust bldg, 81 Main ST
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PIANO TUNING.

A. ". MORRISON. Hsadquarter.
Clsyton-DayHes Music Co.. residence ),
Gordon avenue.
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MOVING.


LARGE padded VARS. careful men
Redmzn Moving & Storage Co. III so
West Temple. Phone IS.
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TUNING AND PIANO REPAIRING.
JOHN ~. TAGGART. headquarters y.
Y s. Western Piano Co. : South Main
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR.

TRTE y. HALL. Underfak er. Embalni-
or 20 So. y Temple. Both phones iels
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DESIGNS Under Natl Bank OF Republic
ERNEST =. LAMBOURNE FLORAL
Co =. Main Bell 2sl Iud. s74 Leading
florists on funeral designs. Decorations
THE RELIABLE florist Huddart
floral Co., OPP. Grand theatre. Phone los
CHILD-WALK FLORAL CO.
re- South Main Street. Phones 40
islties-Funeral Work Decorations
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AUCTION SALES.

ON TUESDAY and Wednesday at z:s0
D. m. No. 40 South Main street. ] viii
sell to the highest bidder for cash a large
consignment OF furs. large assortment OF
bears ieopsrds. wolves. auto-biankets
and ladies' furs. X 4. Andrews.
WHEN YOU want to consult E NJ. Onion
call UP i53S on Independent phone.
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VOCAL STUDIO.

HUGH W. DOCGALL. 6Is Templeton
Bldg. Teacher Of voice building and ar
tistic singing
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WATCHMAKERS.

z. o. LGNDGREN. 5eweler 81 E s.
So. ST Bell. 5ofs-K. Expert matchmaker
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STORAGE.
KIMBALL'S

TWO large warehouses. riean ana sani-
tary. Redmsn Moving & Storage Co, III
South vest Tempe. Phones 555
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STOCK BROKERS.
GE0LOGIST.

r FORESTER examines and reports
on mining and mineral properties Rooms
E2-21s Brooks Arcade Both phones
The new era., 1909-08-12
Andrew sorenson was in from Higho

Andrew Sorenson was in from Hight
Friday.
Geo. Cook and little son were In towr
Tuesday.
E. E. Banks has those good McFarlan
buggies for sale at Walden. Make q
purchase before its to late.
Jas. Allard and family have returned
to the Park from the western slope, the
climate there not agreeing with James
health.
Buy yourself McFaflan buggy from
Mr.. E. &. Banks.
Mrs. George Patterson was Walden
visitor from Coalmont yesterday.
Chas. Lippelt and wife, and niece
Miss Whitney were in Walden Thurs
day.
Mrs. John Royalty and daughter were
Town last Thursday.
If you once use McFarlan buggy no
ophci hiuu Will SulG " Ou dltoI"alu
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes were in our burg
Monday.
Among those in town Sunday were !:
Fletcher Campbell; d. w. McDole; Jas.
Taylor ST.; Alva Dow; Fred Mayors;
Gus and Andrew Larson: Andrew Olson !;
John Breen; Martin Stenholtz, Jas. Pet
erson; Ray Mosman; Jimmie and George
Taylor; Wash Alderdice; Park Blevins
Frank Staples; Bessie Green and daugh-
ter; Mr.. and Mrs. Bohn VIM Macarthur
Archie Badgero; Frank Murphy; Ray
Ensign; Ernest Howard; Bert Kerr
Dennis Brennan; Roy and Clarence
Boston, Clark Neff; Willis Briggs VIM.
Dawson; S. s. Brownlee; Norm Nc
Donald; Forest Brownlee; VIM Rosen-
Baum; Bruce Kerr.
The new era., 1909-08-12
OPEN DAY AND
NIGHT At DENVER FAIR

Special to the New Era.
, Denver, Colo Aug. 4th-One OF the
most imports Mt innovations announced
by the manageuan mt of the Colorado
Inter State Fair and Exposition, to be
held at Overland Park. Denver. the
third week in p n er. is the keeping
open of the ex sit On buildings day and
NIGHT This is It accommodation to
the visitors from cat side Denver who
on account of the educed railroad rates
combined with the ppoltunity of visit
ing the exposition md doing their shop
ping in Denver, come to the Capitol city
in large numbers during fair week
These visitors have much business to
transact in the city during the more or
less brief stay, and they oftentimes
reach the fair grounds rather late to
take in the educational attractions as
we'll as the entertainment features. The
grounds and buildings will be especially
well Illuminated this fall, and the build
ings will be kept open as late IS anyone
cares to visit them
The new era., 1909-08-12
CLOUD BURST At WALDEN

Yesterday afternoon Walden was
visited by cloud burst which lasted
for over an, hour in which time, we
shoulds judge shat ~ 4isches of wat
er fell on the level Not much da mage
has been reported. One of the bridges
in the Illionis lane was put out of busi-
ness, and every dirt rooted house in
town got soaked through making the
occupants hope that another cloud
burst will not come till they have
shingle roof put on.