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Mayor ON the Job N { suai.

Mayor Gaynor iidn { like a story he read
in morning paper yesterday which al
legged that he IL in bad health and wouidn Z
l.. at the City Hall until after New Years
The Mayor said rather tartly that he
didnt want such impressions TO get OH.
He felt well. he said. and the hest proof
Of IL was that he keeps on the job at night
until the City Hall reporters complain
that the days are growing too long
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New Auto Route 10 Long I.,aasi.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company =
bridges over the Sunnyside yard in Long
Island City will he opened for public
traffic to-day This will give a direct
automobile route from Fifth avenue and
FIFTY ninth street. Manhattan. to Long
Island. and the distance can be covered
IN ten minutes.
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Got Csp~ Race q, Loan Miles.

The Cunarder Carmania. fro the
Mediterranean for this port. apparently
broke n record She announC ed her posi-
ton At o'clock ysrter day morning as
80 miles southeast Of Cape Race. That
means that she picked up Cape Race Ivy
wireless with her powerful sending appa-
rat,I- at the distance mentioned. She
and the coronia are tn" only two trans
atlantic liners that are equipped 10 rend
so great a distance
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s:oo.,-,,, x,s<e. 10 Pucc,n..

Puccini. the Italian composer. who
came her. to assist in III" first production
Of Tn. Girl II the Golden West" in grand
opera. sailed for his home Yesterday
by the Cunard-r Iu-i'ania dozen
~ the singers of IN" Metropolitan were
u, the pier 10 zee Puccini on and kiss hin,
good Inv The -alutes wer. on the cheek
and among those who snapped them with
the composer were Gatfi-( a-azza. Anato.
the harNtnne and Seoul. the has.n
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American Phiiossph,-a, Association Ei~e',
Omcers.

PRINCETON. y. } Dec - Prof =
r. Woodbridge of Columbia University
was to-day elected president ~ the Ameri-
can Philosophical Association. which -
holding lie annual convention here. Prof
Walter T Marvin Of Rutgers was elected
vice president and Prof F. @ Spauldng
Of Princeton secretary and treasurer
II was decided 10 hold the next annual
meeting AZ Harvard
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accu-t om-d, NJ they are, To tn. themstic
method Of buildinx opera scoreS
greater question il whether the
rh.matic materials Of IN. composer lend
themselves readily To the plastic mould
! Of n tn.lobic share fitted to emboiy the
emotion al ,ieyelopm.nt of th. poem and
also IN nroyid,. II with the. r.auislte out
ward beauty This question can un-
h.-itatln Civ he answered IN the affirm
ativ. more flexible thernatic scheme
IL would he, difficult to conceive In 80
far n its adaptabihty 10 the passing
moment il concerned IL resembles the
| larger an a more splen did plans Of Wagner.
The Welding OF the various melodic
| fragmsnrs into fluent and cohesive
stream Of lovely music is mastery And
what is OF importance. quite a. great a.
this is the fact that the weaving Of the
motives either in tn. general mass Of
scenic music or in the complex utteranceS
Of contrapuntal logic IN invariably results
| in poetic expression. In produces music
which stimulates the imsgin alton and
enables il to enter INTO the sign ifcanCe
OF the scene
II H. indeed necessary that /; should
/ do this for never has there been on the
local stage lyric play in which "A knowl-
edge Of the meaning Of the poem was
more essential Without " the whole
thing must fail TO the ground The story.
! a. We have noted, - purely symboiical
IL u IL 10 be regarded "a anything else
! II becomes veritable non sense To re-
Ceiv- IL with the complscent postur"
: of the literal mind must cau-" u To ne
clothed IN ridiculs
! In these circumstances ~ was more
than the provernai thousand p'ue-' "
II ac'"s's "'p'o'a ''"'' a..
prising manager OF the opera mousse o,o
NOT nav " '"
for pubic distribution IN advah'" OF IN"
Pr"oic.'on' " "'. a. o." 80,
TO public enjoyment Tor an au"i"h'~ !"
bury it's manitoba nos" IN Prih''N 'eN'
during IN" presentation OF an opera OF
eis@ q" WITHOUT S'' mains ~ W ..E
Of broken wr"aths shattered crowns
and kinsy ch''uf"h VII" '"''''' s
enough to eat
| Through the a!d "i an ACQUAINTANCE"
with th" text on" readily p-rc-'N"- IN"
solid merits OF MT hnnp"ruih'H mus''.
II has graphic power. poetic feeling ana
dramatic chAracter' - "'n r"' ""''
tn. music Of -Hans.l una Gr"t@l' me-
Wv ''-'
the new subject calls Tor NOR" Sup''-
fancy. more delicate technic ana more
refinement in touch than the OLD one W."
must not censur- IN" musician Tor not
investing the dramatic idea. IN -nch
/ primitive colors a. those 81 nus earlier
opera The meiodic line IN honlgs-
kinder IL more daIntily carved than
that IN Hans~l ind Gr-teI. ana doubt
less this will compel longer DELAY III
the general acceptance" 81 th' opera ny
operagO-rs. who above all Things ask Tor
a very plain story and much sustained
vocal melody
This brings ~ to another ""nsid"ra-
ton Of serious natur. The method II
composition employed in the "onstr'Ic-
ton Of this work has led the musician
To entrust all his extended melody To the
orchestra. His voic. parts rarely fall
into th.. long graceful curves ~ Old
fashioned song His people converse
! r. ,I., ,,,,.. short t,Iuaftll nh a
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-28

the lawn party given by J. J. DAILY and
wife Tuesday evening in Salt Lake.
Mrs Rhoda Van Fleet Fowler, for
merly of Pennington, but now of Car
land, gave birth to an ll-pOund boy
this week.
Mrs j. c. Brown and family of Byron,
Big Horn county, Wyo. are guests at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. HaighJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Player and
Miss Hattie Sears have returned from
pleasant visit in Salt Lake with
friends.
Dr. and Mrs. c. ]. Heath will move
to Layton this week, where DR.. Heath
and DR.. W. A. WhitlOck have formed a
partnership.
Mrs. =. d. Markell and three daugh-
tiers Of Salt Lake are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Udy.
Mrs. Walter Reed, who was seriously
injured some time ago, will leave the
hospital this week
Miss Gertrude White is visiting rela-
tives and trends n Syracuse.
Willard Farmer is in Arco. Ida, on
a business visit.
State superintendent Of Public In
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WILLARD.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Willard, Aug. 27.-William Parsons
ana wife have gone to Star Valley
Idaho, TO visit their daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iva Petungill spent part
Of the week in Garland, the guests Of
JeI1 Petungill OF that place.
MISS Mabel Johnson, who has been
visiting here for TWO weeks. has re-
turned to her home in TOoele.
Messrs. W. A. Robinson, II. Ottee, d.
Parkinson and Prof. Norton of the b. Y.
c. OF Logan spent Thursday up Willard
canyon, the guests of several local stu
dents OF the college.
E. A. Grandpre spent part OF the
John Zundle has gone to Ogden to
enter the employment Of the .. 5. L
railroad.
Miss Ida Jones Of Almo. Idaho. has
returned home after visiting relatives
here for a week.
Winslow Cole was here during the
week visiting his father and sister.
Mrs. Oraweu Williams and family of
Salt Lake are visiting with Mrs. Will
liam's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John l.
Edwards.
Miss Nellie Robson of Salt Lake has
been visiting in Willard during the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Gorman Of
san Francisco will make Willard their
future home.
". f. Seamen and wife of Park City
are visiting here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Gordon.
Miss Mabel Edwards entertained
Saturday in honor OF her guest, Miss
Nellie Robson Of Salt Lake. Those
present We're Misses Jennie Harding,
Lizzie Harding, Altha Hubbard, Mabel
Edwards, Nellie Robson and Messrs.
Geo. II. Lowe, NJ. b. Miller, Perry Dali
ton. Waldemar Call and William T.
Davis.
j. Z. Anderson of Brigham was visit
ing in Willard Sunday.
Hyrum Ward has gone 10 Bingham to
spend the winter.
J. d. Call OF Brigham was Willard
visitor during the week.
Miss Eta Edwards has gone IL salt
Lake to visit relatives and friends.
Lucy Hubbard. who has been living in
MILFORD. Idaho, for year, has returned
home.
Miss Isabella Dalton was visiting her
parents here Wednesday.
Miss Elsie Ward spent part of the
week in Brigham.
Lars Hansen Of Brigham was a VIII
/ lard visitor Sunday.
l. NJ. Brewer of Ogden was here Mon
day.
/ NJ Bailey of ogden spent part OF
the week here.
Joseph Holland of Brigham was visit
{ ing here during the week.
Next Wednesday the Harvest Home
| celebration is to be held and several
hundred visitors are expected from Utah
/ and southern Idaho.
j. Z. Read of ogden was transacting
| business here Saturday.
/ ". T. Bott of Brigham. who has been
/ Willard for ten days, has return home
Miss Mae Owens has returned home
] from a months visit in MILFORD. Idaho
Il. Lee Bradford of ogden was visit
/ ing here during the week.
/ Farley Day of Brigham was a Willard
! visitor Wednesday and Thursday.
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Lake are spending fes weeks in
Kaysville.
Mrs. Sarah Swift OF salt Lake is
visiting relatives here this week
James p. Bennett left Saturday for an
extended visit In BiackfoOt. Idaho.
Miss Marguerite ThOmassen is a
guest of Miss Alice Kuhre in Sandy for
few days.
Miss Jennie Phillips and Miss Jen-
ness Wiggil are spending two weeks in
Logan ana Preston.
Mrs. Paul ThOmassen. son Ferris R.
and Willie Strong were all Salt Lake
city visitors on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Hill OF South
Weber were Kaysville visitors during
the week.
Mrs. John ". Burton is visiting rela-
tives IN Grace, Idaho, for a few days.
John r. BOnnemort, son Robert and
Miss Cora BonnemOrt have returned
home from weeks outing in East
Mr.. and Mrs. David Davis Of Salt
Lake were Kaysvilie visitors during
the week.
Miss Nora Ingram and Miss Matte
thornley have returned home from an
extended visit TO the Yellowstone Na-
tiOnal park.
Mrs. Rachel Manseu and Melvin F.
Barton spent Tuesday in Syracuse as
guests OF relatives.
Mrs. Francis I. Mortensen OF Salt
Lake is visiting in Kaysville this week.
Miss Maggie Reed visited friends in
Kay, Weber county, on Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry II. Blood spent Wednes-
day in salt Lake.
Miss ueene Barnes OF Kamas. sum
nit county, is visiting relatives in
KaysvilIe.
ar. and Mrs. Clyde squires and son
OF New York City, George 7. Odell OF
salt Lake. Conrad Odell OF Logan and
Mrs. Ella Squires OF Salt Lake spent
friday here as guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hyrum Stewart
u -
ana Mrs. A. II. Gibson and daughters
Helen and Annivers, all OF Salt Lake,
were In town Sunday as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Dustin.
Mrs. ". J. Corrigan of Benson. Ari-
zona. is here visiting with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Backman.
Robert Green Of Malad. Idaho. is
here visiting with his brother. John H.
Green.
a number OF the relatives and friends
OF Mrs. Annie Fisher and family tend
cred them a farewell surprise party at
their home on Wednesday evening.
prlor 10 their moving to Logan, where
they viii reside. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Lavender, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Ware, Mr.. and Mrs.
william j. COWley Mrs. Ellen Sandal,
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Wiggill and Misses Laura and
Gladys COwley.
The primary school of Hooper held
It's annual outing at the home of Mrs.
I. OIeson on Friday.
David stevenson returned on Friday
from his mission to Turkey, where he
has been labOring for the past thirty
nine months.
Mrs. Maggie Nelson and Katherine
Pllllng left for Preston, Idaho. Satur-
day, where they Will visit with their
brother, Joshua Adams and family.
Inc engagement of Miss Mae Soule
and Herbert Stedvert has been an
nounced, the marriage 10 take place in
THal nr Ill
ar. SledVert is assistant cashier of the
First National bank
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MAXI YOUR OWN
HAIR TONIC
A Specialists Advice.

In a recent issue the New York Her
aid published a special article on the
care or the hair, in which was given
the formula for a homemade Hair
Tonic, which was highly recommended
for its remarkable hair-growing prop
critics, as well as for stopping falling
hair, revitalizing the hair roots, and
destroying the dandruff germ. This
article was OF special interest TO me,
as the formula was one which l my
self have seen used in countless cases
confirming my belief that homemade
preparations are the best For the
benerit or those who have not seen il
before. give the formula herewith.
procure from your druggist an eight
ounce bottle containing six ounces of
Bay Rum. also purchase a tWO-Ounee
sealed bottle Of LaVona de Composed
lSmith's) and one-half draehm Menthol
Crystals Dissolve the Crystals in the
Bay Rum and then add the Lavona de
Composer; shake thoroughly and apply
night ana morning 10 the roots of the
hair rubbing into the scalp with the
ringer tips. This preparation contains
no coIOrlng matter but restores gray
hair TO It's natural color by its action
on the hair roots. If you desire il per-
ruined add one teaspoonful of To-Ka-
lon Perfume, which combines perfectly
with the other ingredients and imparts
most pleasing scent Be sure TO get
all enclosures in the Lavona de Com
posee' package, as they give much val
liable advice on care of the hair and
besides entitle you TO a sprinkler top
for your bottle. free of charge.
DO not apply where hair is not de-
sired.
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evening, and a most delightful time was
enjoyed by the guests. Those present
were Mae Anderson, Paula Gleerup,
Florence Valentine. Ruth Clark,
Hazel LOughney, Sylvia Gleerup,
Mirl Anderson. Alice Morrison, Mar
guerite Scott, Helen Mack of ogden,
Hope Fishburn, Florence Lee, Mar
guerite Wight, Marco Madsen, Edna
Stohl, Mary Young, Earl KnudsOn, VIII
lie Phillips, Stewart Horsley, CARLYLE
Stoney, Henry Stranquist, Chester
knudsOn, Milton Hubbard. Clarence
Wight, Lawrence Young. Earl Morten-
sen, Joseph Young, Alex. Phiggins,
Floyd Knudson, Lowell Mortensen, Be
ward Nichols, Noble Fishburn, Fern
PETIT.
Mrs. Joseph Bowden of Lewiston.
Idaho, is in this city visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Stokes.
Charles II. Hart of Logan was a Brig
ham visitor a day or two during the
week
Miss Mary Woodland returned Mon
day morning from a weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs Chadwick, in North
ogden.
Mrs Norman Lee and children are in
Pennington, where they will spend
several weeks visiting Mrs. Lees
parents.
Mrs G A. Finn and little daughter
returned to her home in Oakland. Cal.
Monday morning, after a visit Of sew
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eral weeks with her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs Paul Stark.
Mr. and Mrs. c. n. Christensen and
family OF Salt Lake spent part OF the
week visiting Mr.. Christensen's par
ents in Brigham.
Mrs. d. r. Hughey and daughters,
Sylvia and Ruth. of Los Angeles, Cal,
are visiting Mrs. Hughey's mother Mrs
Sylvia West. here for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Madsen and
children and Mrs. Luke CrawshaW OF
Ogden spent sew eral days of the past
week visiting relatives and friends
here.
". T. Davis spent a few days in
Marsh Valley, Idaho, this week. Mrs.
Davis and family. who had been visit
ing there a number of weeks, returned
10 this city with Mr.. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Matthias were
visitors to Preston, Idaho, Sunday,
where they were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Rees Wight.
II. j. YOol returned TO his home in
ogden Wednesday, after a pleasant
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Hans Ogaard
OF the Second ward.
DR.. and Mrs. MCGEE Of Chicago are
in this city for visit. They are
guests OF local physicians.
w. II. Porter of Minneapolis is a
visitor to Brigham City this week
c. a. Glazier OF Salt Lake spent a
day or two here as guest Of W. 7.
Davis
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and
family will leave the early part OF
September for an extended visit TO
Europe.
A. II. Snow of Salt Lake is spending
several weeks visiting in this city.
Mrs. NJ. L. Ensign entertained a few
women friends Thursday evening at
her home on Second East street. The
afternoon and evening were pleasantly
spent in social chat, music and serving
dainty refreshments. Those present
were Mrs. A. W. Ensign, Mrs. julius
Wright, Mrs. Amy Wright, Mrs.
Thomas Evans, Mrs. Roy ROskelley,
Mrs. J. NJ. Hess, Mrs. NJ. L. Ensign.
Carl Hauck OF Montpelier, Idaho, was
a visitor with relatives in Brigham
City Wednesday and Thursday.
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BRIGHAM CITY.

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
Brigham City, Aug. 27.-Announee-
ments are out for the marriage in the
Logan temple on Wednesday, Septem-
Der IA, OF George L. Zundel OF this
city and Miss Rose Mae Bell of Logan.
Mr.. Zundel is popular in this city and
Logan, where ne has been attending
the Agricultural college. and Will COM
plete a course in agriculture this year.
The bride-tO-be has been at the head
OF the sewing department at the col
lege for some time. MI and Mrs. Zun-
del viii make their home in Logan.
Wednesday. in the Salt Lake temple
Miss Florence Wright and Joseph BOtt
were married. The bride is the charm
ing daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W.
Wright, prominent business man or
this city, and Mr.. Bot is one OF the
younger sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Bot. The young couple was rendered
q reception at the home OF the brides
parents upon their arrival home from
salt Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Bot will
make their home in Brigham City.
Monday evening Miss Amelia Carter
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Car
ter, and Vance Tingey were united in
marriage ct the home of President
Oleen y. StOhl, who performed the
ceremony. The bride had been en-
leach school the coming year. which
position, however, she viii not accept
The groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Tingey.
Tuesday evening a party was given
by Miss Mae Anderson at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Ander-
son, Third South and Main streets.
The social was a farewell to her many
friends, and Miss Anderson will leave
with her parents in q few weeks for
an extended tour of Europe Dainty
refreshments were served during the
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FARNUNGTON

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Pennington, Aug. 27.-Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur DustUn pleasantly entertained
Sunday afternoon at dinner, in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Turner and Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Gibson and daughters,
Helen and AnniVers. of Kaysville.
Mrs. Z. b. Clark left Wednesday for
Chicago, where she will join her hus-
band and visit all points of interest
before returning home.
John Walsh and daughter, Miss BERTHE
Walsh, were Provo visitors Wednesday.
Miss Sadie FOss is a guest of her
aunt. Mrs. Jane RawsOn of Logan, this
week.
A. L. Clark was a Salt Lake visitor
this week. Mrs. A. L. Clark gave birth
10 a son Wednesday at the L. D. s. hos
pital. All doing well.
Mrs. Milton Hess gave birth to a
bouncing baby girl Wednesday. Mother
and child doing nicely.
Miss Maud Robinson and Bishop
Henry Robinson were Salt Lake Wis
itOrs Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Phillips is a Logan Wis
itOT this week.
Mr.. and Mrs COlley Stayner attended
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NEWBRO'S
HERPICIDE

The discovery of the dan
druff germ as the cause of
all hair troubles is not a re
cent event. Prof. Unna
gave the germ theory to the
world in 1887 and two years
later Sebouraud by his ex
periments with a rabbit
proved beyond a doubt the
actual existence of this
germ.
On the heels of this estab-
lishment of the germ theory
came the discovery of New
bros Herpicide. This was
the first and only remedy
for the destruction of the
dandruff germ.
There have been other
preparations alleged to kill
this germ, stop falling hair
and itching Of the scalp. But
NewbrO's Herpicide really
does these things. For this
reason it has long been
known as the Original Rem
edy and the only one that is
genuine.
Don't be fooled by pre-
parations which are trading
upon the marvellous success
of Herpicide. Remember
YOU take no chances with
NewbrO's Herpicide. It is
absolutely guaranteed.
For sale by al druggists.
Applications at good barber shops.
The Herpicide company OF De-
troit. Mich. Dept Ssh. viii send a
sample bottle and booklet upon re
ceipt OF 10c in postage.
Schramm-JohnsOn, Drugs
First south and Main, second south
and West Temple, Fifth south and
Main. First West and south Temple.
SPECIAL AGENTS.
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Especial TO The Herald Republican,
PaysOn, Aug 27.-Mrs. John Van
her mother. Mrs. Daniel Stark, the sirst
of the week.
Miss Laura Liddie OF the IndeDen-
dent Telephone company is spending
her vacation at Thistle, the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. ]. n. Schramm.
Mrs. Laura BrewCrton returned home
from Salt Lake Saturday, whore She
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at the Holy Cross hospital.
Lee Stewart came down from Eu-
reka Monday morning TO take charge
of the Leader store.
Mr.. and Mrs FLOYD Wilson spent sew
eral days in Salt Lake.
George Zabriskie of Park City was a
PaysOn visitor Monday.
Tiff Done went to Salt Lake Sunday
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in the interest Of the Payson baseball
team
Miss Rhea and Matte Simons went
to salt Lake Friday. where they viii
teach the coming year.
The members Of the Second ward
have been conducting a bazaar az the
meeting house the past week for the
benefit OF their new amusement hall
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wilson of salt
Lake and Mr. and Mrs. John Lantern
sock of Garfield are guests of Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Bingham.
Mr. and Mrs. William u. L0veless O
American Fork were here Saturday.
j. w. bod Of Salt Lake has been IN
Payson for a few days.
Mrs C. NJ. Fairbanks entertained the
"Kaffe Klalsch" club at her home We'd
nesday afternoon I'm compliment q
Mrs. William Douglass.
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Special Sale Of Sample Furniture

This sale of samples offers exceptional oppOrtuni-
ties for good purchases Being samples, they are, of
course absolutely the best the manufacturer is able to
make. AS samples they were bought at very low fig
ure and a consequence able to offer them at
the remarkably low prices quoted here. These, how
ever, only very few of the offerings In addition
many samples than shown here the reductions
throughout the equally low. AS wise buyers
know this is the best of the year buy furn
ture we expect rush for these offerings.
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struction A. C. Nelson was in town
this week.
Mrs. L. c. Brown has returned from
a visit with friends in Manti, Sanpete
county.
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90 no OGDEN Sunday

Via O. S. L. Excursion tickets good on
the new 45-minute flyers leaving salt
Lake S:45 a. m. and 900 .. m Round
trip sl.O0. Ten other trains.
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II you have need OF a worker, you
have need OF a want ad.