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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-09-01
Hadley---Hills

Invitations have been received by
friends here for the marriage of Alice
Frances Hills, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William f. Hills of Chicago, to Walton
Edwin Hadley, son of Mrs. Mary Hadley,
of that city, formerly of Morrlsville.
The ceremony took place on Monday
evening, August 30, at seven-thirty, at
the BRIDES home. Mr.. ard Mrs. Hadley
will be at home after October at 3916
Rokely street, Chicago, after an extended
visit to Quebec and other points.
The groom has many friends in this
vicinity, having always resided here I'M
til few years ago. He is now employed
as decorative designer and illustrator,
with studio on Kenmore Ave, in Chi
cago He graduated from Peoples Acad
envy in the class of 90.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-09-01

a short service was held at the Ellis
home last Thursday afternoon at four
o'clock for Mrs. Mary A. Emrick, a brief
notice of whose death appeared in this
paper last week. Following the services,
which were conducted by Rev. w. T.
Best of Puffer NJ. E. church, Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. B. Ellis started with the remains
for Alburg, where a very largely attended
funeral was held Saturday and the re-
mains inferred beside her husband.
Mrs. Mary A. Emrick had resided with
her daughter in this village for about fif
teen years, coming here with Mr.. Emrick,
who died about year afterwards. AL
though her declining years kept her from
going much into society, Mrs. Emrick
made large number of friends in Morris
vile, who extends sympathy to the be-
reaved family. She would have been 81
years of age had she lived until next
November. Besides her daughter, Mrs.
Ellis, she is survived by two sons, Mel
vim Emrick, of Bedford Mass, and FIRE.
mont Emrick, of ClareEcevile, P. O., a
sister, Mrs. Rebecca Eddy. of Iowa, and
two brothers, Sumner Young of Alburg
and George Young of Minneapolis.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-09-01
GARFIELD ROAD

DR.. Stevens of Hyde Park was in this
place Sunday.
Ivan McNall went to Walden Tuesday
to visit relatives.
Willard Jones was at his home during
fair week from his work at East Elmore.
viii Wright left Friday night for
Chazy, N. Y. where he has a position as
superintendent over telephone gang
Roger, the youngest son of o. W.
Stygles had the misfortune to fall from
an apple-tree recently and break his left
arm at the elbow. DR.. tombstone was
called and reduced the fracture and the
little fellow is now doing nicely.
Lots of selfmade men manage success
fully to conceal it.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-09-01

r. H. Galusha, of Bennington, has
some freak potatoes which grew in a
paper bag in the cellar way far removed
from light, moisture, or earth. About a
dozen potatoes have grown from one,
ranging in size from walnuts down to
peas
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-09-01

CARD OF THANKS We wish to express to
our kind friends and neighbors our appreciation
for the many acts of kindness; also for the beauti
full flowers received during the sickness and burial
of our dear mother and grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Ellis and Family.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-30

west. anyway, and this city has always
appealed to me greatly. Some fine
buildings are going up here. I under
stand. and that is always a sure sign
of prosperity. This section of the coun-
try seems to be having quite a boom
at the present time. 1 really believe the
west is the only place FOR a young man
with a little ambition and a desire to
make good / shall never regret COM
ing out here.
The first building Of any size that
I had anything 20 do with was the
Bank of Napa, Cal That was in 1888.
Since then | have been drawing plans
for large buildings in all parts of the
United States. but principally in the
west. Early in my career as an aTchi-
tect 7 drew the plans for thirty-twO
school buildings in the state Of Wash
ington. IN Seattle my plans were used
for the erection of buildings costing
over $1,000 600. I was the architect for
the Seattle National bank building, now
the Pacific building. Los Angeles has
been my home for fifteen years.
The Kearns Building.
THE Kearns building, for which we
have Just completed the plans, viii be
one of the best that we have ever
worked out. The senator believes in
having everything right up to snuff.
and he is going to put UP a block that
salt Lake City may be proud of. All
Of the office rooms in this building will
be large and airy, with plenty Of light.
The entrance hall will be a feature of
the structure. White marble win be
used here. The front on the first floor
viii be constructed Of d polished gran
tie. and above this glazed terra Gotta,
which is durable and clean, viii be
used
we intend TO open an Office in Salt
Lake as soon as the building is under
construction. and we viii probably re-
main until it IS completed"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-30
IMPROVEMENTS ON
THE MANET0U HOTEL

For several days Improvements have
been IN progress al the ManitOti hotel.
l23 East Third South. All the rooms are
being redecorated. porcelain baths in
stalled and running water taken into
the single rooms. In all eighty uD-to-
date plumbing fixtures will have been
installed when the work has been COM
pleted- The woodwork on the outside
Of the building is being repainted and
the brick Tefinished.
]. F. & II. z. Schrsveu have the gen
eral contract for the improvements and
repairs. while the Higson- Rossiter COM
pany VIII co the plumbing. The deco
rating viii be looked after by W r.
Alexander.
The hotel building is owned by Henry
Phipps Of New York and s 3. futile
of salt Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-30
ARCHITECT LIKES
ACTIVITIES HERE
John Parkinson of Los Angeles
Brings Plans for the
KearnS Building.
SENATOR APPROVES THEM
MARBLE ENTRANCE TO BE NOT
ABLE FEATURE Or BLOCK.

John Parkinson of the firm of Parkin-
son & Bergstrom, architects Of Los
Angeles. arrived in salt Lake yesterday
morning, bringing with him the COM
plete plans for the ten-story building
which Senator Tom KearnS is 10 have
erected on Man street. between First
and Second South streets.
The plans for the building were care
fully gone over by the senator and the
architect yesterday. There will be
practically no change made in them.
and the ideas Of the Los Angeles firm
viii be carried out to the letter
salt Lake looks good To me even in
a snowstorm." said Mr.. Parkinson last
evening. 4 am d great booster for the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-30
BUILDING PERMITS.

The race to secure permits from the Of
flee of A. E. Hirth. city building Inspector
continues in lively fashion Yesterday Mr.
Hirth issued twelve permits for improve
ments amounting TO So. go. This brings
the number issued during the month L
30. representing value Of SOL, 900. Yes
terdays permits we're
Z. Edwards. addition to dwelling.
No. 116 North West Temples ~
L. Jacobs. alterations to brick build
ing. No. Sc West First North. 90
salt Lake Security d Trust Co.
four one-stOry five-rOom brick
dwellings. Nos. SIS $50. $40 and 3SS
Tenth avenue. at SEQ each. SEQ
salt Lake Security x Trust Co two
One-stoTy, siN-roOm brick dwell
ings Nos. 337 and So Tenth ave
nue.. at $500. 500
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co one
story. five-room brick dwelling.
No SIS Z street................... 200
J. J. DAILY. altering brick dwelling
and constructing canopy. cafe
building. No. 81 South Main. 220
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-30
ASKS BANKS FOR
MORE STATISTICS
Secretary of State Co-operates
With National Monetary
Commission.
ADDITIONAL DATA WANTED
COMPLETE RECORD DESIRED TO
IMPROVE SERVICE.

Charles :. Tingey, secretary of state,
at the instance of Senator Nelson W.
Aldrich, chairman of the national mon
etary commission, is asking the state
banks to send in additional statistics
concerning their institutions, for use
by the commission Senator Aldrich,
in his letter to Secretary Tingey, states
that the information from trust COM
panies, state and private banks is want
ed at the same time as the statistics
called for by the comptroller of the
currency from national banks The
secretary of state is asked to cooperate
i'm the obtaining of these from the
banks under his jurisdiction.
The national commission was crea ted
by congress May 80, 1908. for the pur
pose Of generally having an oversight
over the banking system. and to make
suggestions for its betterment from
time to time. The information which
it seeks will be for statistical purposei,
and with the object of having a COM
plete record of every banking institu-
ton in every state and territory Of the
United States. Private information re-
ceived from banks will be treated as
confidential.
The comptroller of the currency now
obtains reports from the national banks
at intervals, but other institutions have
never reported. telegram received
yesterday by Secretary Tingey from
Lawrence Q. Murray, comptroller of the
currency at Washington. fixes the date
for the reports OF the national banks
as April Is, and the other information
from the state institutions is expected
TO cover the same date
Secretary Tingey said yesterday that
he had sent out notices asking the state
institutions to send the informa ton,
and, while it is not compulsory, the
national benefits are so apparent that
he feels certain they will generally
comply with the request
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

/ Andrew Hanson and wife to John
Nelson, land i'm section >. township
south. range ] West..-..........-.-S
/ Western Loan & Savings Co to
Anna Weaver. land in section %.
| township south. range I west
/ George r. Jones and wife 10 Charles
a Nelson. lot I. block :, Empire
City addition .............---.-........
john L. Racl1ley and wife TO John o.
HerTod. quarter interest in lot -.
block Q. Perkins first addition.
Grand View ..--..-...--.-.---...-
J. 3. Quinn to Frank Declue. lot s.
block ,. East Bench addition. Il
KimbaH & Richards to Arabelle NJ.
Smith. lot l. Lockwood subdivision
Frank z. Wilson to Edward Rich
ards. lot I. block ]. Hampton's
subdivision .......-.-...... ...-.-......
Marens c. Mason and wife to 4.
y. HUMPHREYS. lots l. to p. block ?.
Tdlewild ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
D l. Murdoch and wife to GeoTg-
lana 9. HendTickson. lot 7, block
$. plat G..-......-.--.-- inconvenience. 9
James 2. Green and wife to J. V.
PhilDOt lot ?. block II. Five-acre
4. c. Christensen and wife TO Harry
T. Mars, part lot !. block ,. plat D so
Ann II Crowther to Patrick H.
D NELL. lot 1. block 60 plat Co.. Is
Pleasant View Park Co. to James A
Melville. lot IS. block $. Pleasant
View park NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ----------
Brunswick Realty Co. to Jacob
Busgon. lot 4. block -. plat A.. 90
Kimbali & Richards TO Caroline @
Harrison ct al. lots % and -.
amended Hollywood tract .--.-.---- ,
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co 10
Kimbau & Richards. lots IS and 81.
block l. Hollywood tract -..-..-.--.-
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BUSINESS ACTIVITIES.

Work on the Miller ward meeting
house viii be rushed now that the
foundations are Land.
Stewart & co. Of st. Louis. who were
awarded the contract for the construc-
ton Of the new Commercial club home,
have shipped huge derricks and other
machinery TO Salt Lake to be used in
the building of this handsome struc-
ture.
I'VE must have some good weather
right away" is the cry raised by the
real estate men. A local real estate
dealer. who has number Of deals
pending. said yesterday: What we
need more than money just now is a
spell of settled weather. ] wish this
snow storm would hit the trail for CAL
fOrnia.
The Hubbard Investment COMPANY
las sold eight lots in Sherman addition.
between Eleventh and Twelfth South
streets. through a Montana real estate
agent.
Yesterdays local bank clearings
amounted to $3.50. So 81. as compared
with SI2I 1928 for the corresponding
day of last year.
The following sales are reported by
the futile Brothers company: 7. r. FL
lerbeck to NJ. Billings. 5x10 rods, with
brick residence. Fifth avenue and l
street. $4,000; NJ. s. Woolley to W. P.
Holiev. 2stxS rods, with brick residence,
614 Third avenue. $4,000; T. ". Shep-
herd to Albert Lingard. 2laxS rods. with
brick residence Seventh avenue and h
street, $500.
College View property is selling well.
A number Of choice lots in this district
have been purchased lately for building
purposes. College View overlooks the
canyon and is considered one of the
most valuable residence properties now
on the market.
The announcement that q school
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-30
Pot and Pan
Philosophy


All the soap and muscle
in the world won't clean your
pots and pans as they should
be cleaned.
Ordinary washing of cook
ing utensils passes over whole
hidden nests of little wigglers
commonly called germs.
Gold Dust is an antiseptic
washing powder that not only
removes the visible dirt and
grease, but goes deep after
every trace of germ life-ster-
lilies pots, pans, pals and
kettles-leaving them clean,
wholesome and safe.
Just shakealittle Gold Dust
in your dish-water and it will
make your
pots spick - 4 .
and span as 80 -
when n ew go 50,
and your 3V f.
tin S shine g = = ~
like silver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-30
It You're Looking for
Health, Try ChirOpractic

me safest, surest and most lasting cure for female
eS nervous disorders stomach or kidney troubles
OF men or is Chiropractic without the use of
- u ms ruments. Permanent cures are being made
- month by this wonderful science. No matter how
fiil 'auihg your case Is how many cures have
go 'iere are nine chances out of ten that Chir9-
md can cure you Call today for free consultation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-30

house may be erected on the east
bench this summer viii be d source of
qualification to real estate men and
property owners in this section. and the
additions Idlewild, Sunnyside. West
minister Heights and Laurelhurst
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Piano Lessons

BY experienced teacher. Address ;
Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-30
< asst or West

Everything arranged for your pleas
ure. Saltair. May day dance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-30

Do you kodak? We finish and alsC
sell the supplies. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co. 142 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-30

Always best II going either way
ask the salt Lake Route agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-30

Diamond Coal, sold only by Citizens
Coay company. Both phones Es.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-30

some one gets 5000 for nothing at
Cutters. Sc Main street. once a week.
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Saltair. May day ball. Christensen :
ENLARGED orchestra Train n m
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That Good
Coal"

Clear Creek-s choice
coal needing no fame
or praise. But, having
plenty of both, stand
ing on its own merits
with any housekeper
That's what.
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The announcement that a school
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Why ORINO is different.

URNO Laxatlve Fruit syrup is the only
preparation that really acts upon all
of the digestive organs. Other prepar-
ations act upon the lower bowel only and
do not touch the Liver. It can very read
lily be seen that q preparation that does
not act upon all of the digestive organs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-30

The condition of the patient remains I'M
changed. The Stomach, Liver and Bowels
have not been stimulated and in a few
days a stronger purgative may have to be
taken. This is why Pills and Aperient
Waters never give permanent relief
Their violent action results in an unnat-
ural movement of the bowels and it isnec-
essary to keep taking them indefinitely.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-30

Work on the Miller ward meeting
house viii be rushed now that the
foundations are land.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-30

Yesterdays local bank clcarings
amounted to $500. 6S2.54 as compared
with SI2I102.49 for the corresponding
dav of last year
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-30

The Hubbard Investment company
has sold eight lots in Sherman addition
between Eleventh and Twelfth South
streets. through a Montana real estate
agent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27
THE CHANCE TO PROVE TT IS ALL WE ASK.
MAKING A LIVING WITH POULTRY.

MAKING A LIVING POULTRY.
profit ,soS sS 3 sU 81 e@ and for o MILL a MSnfS yn @ 5
be orchard without interfering with the
to the of poultry
$500 TBEE AND $50 SQUARE FEET OF
soil Vim hG p %sG pg 10 to ,n S4y 15G & " s o "9 s rich
ssn5s IT, ssss ~ s: ,s s $sss s,:s:S nd
% @ % 5 s Would @ P1 ns @ CT St % S" PROPOSITION; So1 y' 'f % @ years pay
& you hays 500 and and @ viii .o 50 % & SE three n @
ns 'o 9Ge % fruit r 0S % raTid
100 & ~S 5 S $50 ys @ @ Of o @ % @ tree srsa ss s sS %
putting money bank interest?
WHY
My II w say I o % 1D we want % % sell I such 1 v@e @ snd
@ % Sigp% industrious ambitious aIors
m heavily neSd in this rnSy and eg acre % ] Which %o own Will ] be
You bis oacr as a inducemont for
BEAUTIFUL HOME PREPARED
's%S %ss'
for until the % @ a 1 S & 0ld and and the. %n it 0g to % you @
S%' S's Keep ''Soa' yOa ev"S'ms
AN OPPORTUNITY THAT A LIFETIME
had whole life & will have again
making possibilities that this ono has 49,
before oS cant m % T nd % % All c% @ % ] @Snp % T s sn9 onr s @
sT; payment
not h have s2,S,s. @ , lind d%.%o ss to buy m inst ,, r.
sIIss; '5' s1 S;sss ] @; a;S s ne;
6 bank @ boG G s Su oe as S @ @ ' of adjoining growers and
and y"""
un, not secure one one Of SsS those s % Ts @ % s 5 oS s a then & %
will Sv S s %s for make make your oH ' rich land that
tracts win
% %s er h S"Gs is Fsi % so%s @ @ @ s7tG y 10 secure one Of these % and
page fsGa d % nd 5 % S % "ss a ] s fr 5 tho % a @ " this
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We Must COmcusvey Prove to You that Five Acres will
Earn From $1,000 to S25OO a Year.

500 and week buys aveacro 5000 down and $40
Salt lake cy
m You have often envied @ the % Of small farm vhs1 looking
% % % wa'qw @ o your % way % Ssn @ o up & % bg1" ] city on
srit Wished you
Ebert Hubbard
5s making M p0s 'Gr @
esi ss S9fRs s @ the
5Ss ss' ,an' as' vii. sa
S ssa and is sss% S @5ssn @ % % IRE s % @ % 5 % d life as should
WHAT YOU CAN I YOU ONLY TAKE IT
cents % pT %aD DEsyt 5 s for @ @ mn @ s m %
lives
We have prepared for thiryo families home in tho most mn
Of
vS AZ 2 S. ssosq ss will
know S @ @ @ land dc % .pp1t,s $1,000 @ &c ps ss MAN % that s % in
o sa. u4S. S S monSs " the % Sfes and his % @ the ma"
'hot price
MI MI out o nc " ss % Of sss che a ss $s us at one, with
THE PROOF
a 4ss ' The ' sa Rss s Ssss % 3 II. VIII @ Earn " $1,000 $500
ss::. a 5 ] ill., :as ;s T.: s'::
as s Pp s T % & Bear H sH 1s " tho remarkable
compiled @ % b % o o S @ %1ns @ S sfA & rs. r
% $3.50 unable % % ss ss that F @
m @ % s s @ pS % Rss @ .1t ni st it .s ssa1 tn p:es 2
s; an 9s s % savings n a
m And md final 3 Of {ats bank holds deed
AMERICAN CoLoNIsr TRUST COMPANY
General Fiscal and Sales Agents. Salt Lake Office a2 Judge Bldg
INVESTMENT.
American c,, r. a. Brigham i d Giy p5 Utah & Juno 15 1902
e s 81 the Oh % iHs G 1 say that am
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s' sss sS i: q ] RI si's $ $its @ @ rs e. a. s
s: ss is4s sHs .SH a. r. @
SSs sss si "a S III: @ st ,ss %
, lF o @ and S oa issr @ @ S. to the G % and
viii io1y NE mentioned
'SsH''3 1paaNF9 f9ss: Ti2s. n ssFSaai sToa1H Bank
ssa'is sSss'
rAcTs-sseos75 ACRES
Honeyvils, Utah, May 49, 1900.
d @ hss % . @ Fl ssi @ sSs6 % s5s % sgss | s S @ iss % which hi % 1
Would @ nos sell an ncrs %y orchard for $1,000 an acre and asu
that the the @ TG nSTGse ed ,I ps & 81 % gSs per % the thee cast Of me- consider
stand Of and BIZ mine An 500
eight years
Hoping
yours tsignsd) sisns RAsmus HANSEN
IMPULSE
tracts % Bn BS % f5S are '? S 's
mail todsy-Now This you m
absolutely
MERCHANT CLERK, woRKMen1AN.
OF kind II
dosns up
m WE must be % HTTG in Tood @ @ fS9DGa fash & e WapF'n aEros
oa o% P
make
p %aa s sas ar a ssa s''f5 CLOCKS s may rise % S % fs e % go
a t. y rSs Ssv ss 1s9a ss is ag %
@ ssss I TPq It a % ;ss s" % y fSs s 5 1s and g e st T
now s a s only tracts % be Sold S $ these s99 easy : &
ST The 5 Price Of the 1 % Orchard @ is S seo @ and d @ 1 be 20 sS
mon lGSrsSisT for ont s.
S sg%as % 'a ae his % Hs%' @
n} a % a so " 1 gf5 per- % cent Ps %
% vy
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FINEST APPLE LAND THE SUN SHINES ON.

. sss;s INTENDED 7 % ss s n' S yaS % GsrsS ' s % SSS
s5a 5s s H' n ssi d y Ties. ssS @ Si' ; '
& mpjsS @ 5" s prairie, As Of The S H dsa f s % a.
s sS :sss ss caa Tor % % ss ss R! 3 & ss
eight a e. ] n on s. @ o2S s e; @ o. 9; & oss? sS s; :s,s ;'
wi ~de % and % len @ rGu ons Down through fertile
sts, few Hs ysar:
yet of rs per cent on tho investment
THE HONEYWELL ORCHARDS.
% 3 1a R "o's % R D Cane" 1So %s @ sap % 9 and T & Ss'f
] pTs %r "n mira nS Gf for Of S % % 3 as @ ~stc 9S
@ s s 3 Us w '1 1 We on G' n @ Se d % & s Oregon ct s Short
mile miles @ nSn G"i5s c Brigham IT c @e sixsG
Our plan beautiful snql farms similar
oss % Z" ,u%vdc HoNEYTIlE oEcHhRDs QUEEN Of
possessions aud as 1gsI % Sa, streets between @ c% and
tycr Gs' hs" '"'
THE HOME RED APPLE"
% R Box Of Ns h g4 apple say
r. @ @ @ ] esa' % TS a Utah And "s ss Ff;S s a
Hncvie apples is their exceptional high
TRUCK GARDENING BETWEEN
wide ,0 ,ss a ,i sri S on At n TS5@ , the
s s 10 a5G .lS", S rod; 'a5 an Ss sas
s%s & s5 and ss. n%'G' on @ ad % ] @ s so' "G"' %
ID shsss s;S net to 500 800 P s'sS acre
TS1nSss raSss "SS nst SR frSm 500 % to 500
particularly adopted the growing OF peas beans and GU
% & I @ 5aS aSe fs9 CITY y, geq pSns sss v'gs sure
the ] sStS Ssnsss ss Of 'G e % s' the soil!
ssRsq sH%R df@ ps Ga5sr1iss s r" "pb"rss
sSj s"at}SapSs o" % ioas Hss$sS'
BEES
.,g". %4ss a name ss 'sss ssio % $ "i poss s'" 1%
os,ss s' a ro GDss % 1 'fs' do9SSs D4i @ "SS
9 & '"a % %n nm % bees and o"
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EVERY WORD OF this ANNOUNCEMENT.
Livin0 Worth While--DO You Know


Of IIci
tlough dirti i
lpcror in N e and
Of
uhavcS2 AS
omcn do not o
crsc
instant
| which
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just Plain Facts.

you uknowth greae m by
of life kesugar oil. and
Do
onslm dy
hvcyca the epiceha been eedn
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$500 EXCURSION TRIP, $500
TO BEAUTIFUL HoNnyvILLn AND RETURN,


Including Automobile ride. Country Dinner. etc
On Sunday, July 4. will run personally conducted
the Short Limo Il r. to Ioneyvlo and
Party will automobile nj loneyyillc for
ride through Bear River valley, stopping for dinner nj
tho Honeyye Orchards and rcurnng by way Of brigham
City. Oregon Short Line depot mt Salt Lake
City. at 9 m returning p. Ill. day: Three dol
pays ythng including caro- automobile ride, big
country dinner and refreshments,
Only twenty-five people can be accommodated this
cursion for ticket today Price OF
ticket is refunded purchaser
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