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1s-ROOMS-lS.
A good transient house; furniture ans
carpets practically all new; three-yenr
lease; rent 500. Price $500.
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RAWING-MECHANIC ARCHITEC-
tural typographical. patent office draw
ings Inquire Craftsman. Ind. phone
4550-A. kS26
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tc-wit:

~.
'0. Sosssnc Sossnce with law and the
ty Of 20 ., directors made on
lle Of e,sS ,MSarch. A. d, 1910. so
u MAJ an parcel or certificate
.,Vs.ic y, Ne necessary. Will be
1 To- o,,aluctlon. to the Highest
'AIaIp'esi OF said company' No.
: cI,y, npppsite the postoffice,
~ Nay an, on Tuesday, the
a9 a. N a. y. 1910. at the hour
st toye,S,o a. 70 pay sald delinquent
NeSpenses OF sale.
:. isAsE1J JONES. Mgr.
@FeIt hSsL hunsSL JONES Sec'y.
uioing, Salt Lake City.
k475
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HEREBY WILL
not be responsible for any debts con
tractc6 bv mv Wife, Mrs. Edwin Harropp.
after May Q, 1910, Edwin Harropp' kia"'
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A JAPANESE YOUNG BOY. GENTLE
and honest, wishes position as a house
worker and kitchen helper; city or coun-
try. H. S. Togo, 81 Richards st. kegs
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ATTORNEYS

EARrHwoRK DEPARTMENT OF THE r, 5dS
Interior United States Rcclarnat tiot
Service. Washington, d. c., May .. 1910.
Sealed proposals viii be received G at the the
offIce OF the U, S. RecIamation SeTyiciHGi iG
shaw building. Bosc. Idaho. until IL
o,cIock a. M july S. 1910, for the enlarge
ment eipt Of the Main South Side Canal; near
Boise. Idaho Involving the excavation <S .e1,aI Of
i.or n,rtic,IIars address the II. s. Recia-
nation Service. washington; D G.: or
''oi"S' Secretary
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1o-ROOMS-1O.
On Main St; rooms full all the time
excellent location for n boarding house.
Price sl100. Terms.
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YOUNG MAN. AGED 90. WISHES STU
alton 70 learn real estate business;
references W. Tribune k2063
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CHAMBERMAID. IMMEDIATELY. 55
East 2nd South. kI942

LADIES TO BORROW MONEY ON
their diamonds from Uncle Frank. )
East Bird South. Ind phone 952. 1892
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l2-ROOMS-12
Thoroughly clean and neatly furnished
throughout; all carpets and rugs in good
condition; good location for roomers or
boa rlers; close In; cheap rent, Price
1880.
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PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHERs

GLADYS scHURTZ. 3o7 JUDGE BLDG.
,,nEYnatood PeT 171l 1868
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A. y. HUMPHREYS.
No IS West End South St
Bell ABB. Ind. 4l34.
TRANSIENT ROOM1NG HOUSE.
23 rooms modern, in good location and
clearing Sl2b per month. Owner COM
peled to sell on account OF sickness;
price $4,000, one-halr cash,
A GREAT SACRIFICE.
Nine rooms of beautiful new furniture.
close TO p. o.. cost $500. 10 be sold for
$3.50; 7 rooms rented. clear $50 over
rent.
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM
PARLOR.
III you want to reap a. harvest this sum-
mer. look up this business. 4 No. l To-
cation, and bargain for $500.
COFFEE HOUSE
and short order cafe we'll equipped and
right down town: a neat popular place,
average receipts SIS day. $500 cash takes
1t.
A. y. HUMPHREYS
No IS West 2nd South st.
Bell il33 Ind. 4t34.
ko210
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NOTICE.

! X hereby given by the city
Frssll Lake City OF the intention
s-cil 10 make the following de-
4 --pyement, to-wit:
~ and laying sewer lateral OF
F-Ss eight (S) Inches In diameter
s,nue. which runs north from
4 ssrth street TO Sixth South
4 k;rssn State and Second East
4 ! ever district No. ., and de-
4 EATERS portion OF the cost and
derot. estimated at nine hun
3 ed ?s-l00 (s902 25) dollars. or
|aBl dollars per front or linear
| n rstling property. there being
IA ssutilng said Improvement. by
,s.ssnent upon the lots or pieces
=. yitbin the following described
= tlnE the district to be affected
e.z,tl b. said Improvement.
|rrh MIS- feet Of the west side
nt Ills feet OF lot 9; the north
Ee The west eide OF the east 14S
-k : the north SIS feet OF the
: let Of the west side OF the
y f,st Of lot 2. the south PALS
{. EAST side CT the west 33 feet
ns south 80 feet OF the north
Z q The east side OF the west 49.5
TX Z; ;be south 165 feet OF the
s Il tho vest 5s feet OF lot Z, all
FS "a, ~" Salt Lake City sur
|riGls and objections 10 the car
y d such Intention must be pre-
ritlng, stating therein lot and
siTiption OF property, TO the
|1sss on or before the 3lst day
wv being the time set by said
r,1 II Will hear and consider
lsHI and objections as may be
zxio.
81. Utah.
FltTl 25ih, 1910.
2. S. RIVES.
City Recorder,
ka-osloh no. 2ss. klT39
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WANTED-A PARTNER WITH FROM
$4,000 TO $4,000 for big industrial enter
prise; investment safe, good opening for
right party. Address Y2l. Tribune.
ke3Ss
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1T. r. ENERGETIC, NEWSPAPER So
ond dciMtots M Tor the road: high class papers
refersnasdly n1 sTeedy work for the right men. diTe
ny you can furnish; also salary eSpeet-
ocr,n oE IN your reply. Address. O-57. Tribune
-Se. fi300
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CAPITAL OPPORTUNITIES"
II West Second South ST.
Bell Phone 3S01. Ind. Phone 66.

LEASE AND FIXTURES
Of one OF the best lunch rooms In town
for sale, a good money maker; rent s45 {.
will sell for $500. $50 down, or $3.50 cash.
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A. y. HUMPHREYS.
No IS West End South ST,
Bell 4l33. Ind. 4l34.
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FUNERAL pIRsnron.

Ssnh emSa,v w. HALL; UNDERTAKES N
1915 'ef' ios s. West Temple. Phono hhmD
v493
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NOW is THE TTMp
to buy this confectionery business; make
money during the summer. sell next fal
for amount invested, probably more. The
price is only $500.
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HOTELS. ROOM1NG HOUSES. ETC
East 3rd South. k2324
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TO DO YOUR UPHoLsTERING AND
mattress remaking- Utah Bedding and
Mfg. Co, Both phones $50. b3D3
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SECONDHAND STORES.

WANT TO BUY 2n-HAND FURNITURE.
stoves. ranges. Michigan Fur. IND ~;
Bell 514a hl'1-
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IA ROOMS. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
within half block Of Main street; rent
is only $40 per month. Price $500, 5000
cash. Look this up and see II It lsn'i
all right.
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A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEwORK.
In famlly of three; tel. 40SS-K. h350S
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HAT FACTORY


MEMS HATS CLEANED AL
blocked: Panaulas specially. Salt
Lake Hat factory. 34 Z. 1st So Phone
ga NK bll33
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CARPENTRY AND JoBBING


ALL KINDS OF REPAIR WORK DoNE:
Call J. w McCunc. Ind 2S92. d22O0
GENERAL, CARPENTRY-BOW *
Tetcr. Bell phone. l62i-Y. Ind. l2lS2
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CLEANING
WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE-PAUL HEN. PRO
prietor. 6S East First South: $50 rooms
rates. 35c. i0c and 60c, xl934
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fiEsT CLASS BAKER AND PAsTRy,
-~0ON- louvre Cafe. h872
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urR EyONER:A4,TIE3DIn p nn,,,
ToR KILLING HARBlN

s-Eyidence at the In
<rf,k Nay l.rt Harbin. who was
!.jsy over Raleigh NJ. Faulkner
desn ps convinced the prose-
rIghi. ns' faulkner, calling to
.ltts thas on O peaceful err
Torted WV hy Hardin and James
ID q uPpni + ISlade In self defense.
,,isS sssa 'bs has been filed against
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GOVERNMENT LANDS
WALL PAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING CO. WOR
guaranteed Ind 1l45. Bell 3ioi. vlo!
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WANTED

z. HENRY JACOBS, 2o4 MCCORMICK
bldg, deals in real estate exclusively.
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING

ACME PAINTING CO. HOUSE AND
sign painting from Alpha to Omega
Bell 4136, Ind, 24ae. eZi53
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WANTED-AGENTS

CLEVER MAN WITH SOME BUSI-
ness experience. to Introduce the OxI-
died Medallion Ribbon Fob Skirt LITTER
to the trade and by mail order methods
advertising In big dailles furnished free.
Double header for money making The
+. II. Alden Co, advertising agents. 529
Main street. Cincinnati O. k101i
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40 rooms swell furniture. modern in
every way. This Is n snap at $500: easy
terms,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
>N>'>-~-~~->>~~-~~~~~>~
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TIE LEWIS-LOWE co
LIE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
"o9iNESS CHANCE OFFICE IN THE
qos ,, STATE OF UTAH.
''' "ouSe Bldg, Both Phones 4438,
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DRESS SMAKING

EXCELLENT DRESSMAKER AND DE
siGner, just returned from Paris. de-
sires few customers by the day. Mile
Frances, 63 South 5th East. Bell oOSS- K
k10S7
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WANTED HELP-FEMALE

| IHOUSEkEEPER. MIDDLE-AGED, FOR
home of man and wife, must come
With Al references. KISS, Tribune.
kI934
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TYPEWRITERS

TYPEWRITERS RENTED. EXCHANG-
ed. sold Utah Typewriter Exchange
Co, phones 430. So w. Ind So. h2l83
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FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANT
ed. will pay you frst-class prices. H.
G, Fisher & Co. 165 So. w. Temple. Bell
6l71. Ind. 1854. e258
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WANTED HELP--MALE

M. j.. DIXON EMpLoYMENT ESTNST
An skilled and unskilled laborers furnished,
Inst lst South; cor. Commercial.
eoll phone 1888: Ind. s23. p45
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mALLeoLM ,aLse I, BUTLER. RES. TTNDrp
o. ~ State. Boil phone pais
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WHITE wyANDOTTE EGGS. $3.50 PER
setting T. II. Cartwright. 90 No. West
Temple ST. Y4T9
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POULTRY AND PET STOCK.


EGGS FOR HATCHIN0. BLACK MIN
orcns. Black Lancshans. Rhode Island
Reds. cock took first prize Utah State
Poultry association January Is 1910;
price s1-50 to So for 13 eggs fertility
guaranteed: some choice Black Minorca
cockerels at reasonable prices Hill.
crest Poultry Farm: VIM. Deakin. prop.
East 17th South. Phone Murray s4s1-
Red. Come md Gee my stock. Visitors
always welcome. 1881
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EXPERT LADY ATTENDANTS. FACE
massage. manicuring, hair DRESSING
Sanitarium parlors 81 West 3rd South
Bell A0al Ind. 1878. 1889
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ELECTRICAL REPAIRING

SPECIALIZING BELLS. ANNUNCIA-
tors, fans. house telephones. The Spe-
ciaI:y Electrical Repair Co. Ind. s37.
fass7
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SALESMAN TO CALI, ON DOcTCBs
Esta blished trade. Clean, weil.pafd
Philadelphia. ha5oi
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TO LEASE

WAREHOUSE SITE. s26x165, ALSO 95x
lis adjoining the above, both on 9Th
West, 70 feet north OF md south Inquire
Bo,b phones 1868 KOS
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EXPERIENCED WIDOW WANTS POSI-
ton as housekecper: men preferred.
Mrs, e. c. Carter, gen. delivery, Ogden.
Bell phone 12T3-X. k201t
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
Ing. trunks. valises; best prices paid. 28
Commercial at Reply by postal card.
S171 Bell. t74
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tsno Independent 36o.
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FJRs AND TAxIDERMIsTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxidermist line and carry COM
nIete stock OF manufa ctured goods pay
highest price for raw furs and gamo
heads r. Stencil Fur Co., 81 E. 3cd So
a31S2
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wANTED-A $4,000 HOUSE ON EAST
side George B. Standing. 73 Main st
a17aS
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STORAGE AND SHIPPING

WE, SHIP II. RI. GOODS TO ANY PART
of United States. cut rates hlmpail
Van and Storuge Co.. 10 w. l9t So. m2669
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GROCERY.
Just listed a fine little cash grocery,
centrally located. rent only S25 per
month, Including two living rooms; FIX
lures. horse and wagon for 5000 will In"
voice the stock.
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT COMPANY.
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aIra Cost of Living

:. qlgh Cost OF LIVING
,hs price of many necessi-
'ss, ;;0,roving w. the quality, Fo-
s's' n.s .s Tar maintains its high
y, !, .reellence and its great
.. .,;.;es without any increase
s' ,Ss hest semedy for coughs,
~ -soopine =. cough and all all.
~ p, throat, chest and lungs.
g.. y; !. in a yellow package, Re-
p'' .,,,ss. Schramm- j ohuson
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IAIRDREssING AND MANICUR1NG

HAIRDREsSING sHAMPOoING. ETC,
experienced or college help. girls taught
Phones Ind. 2942, Boil 2199. 2l6 5. Main
upstairs. h.-o- :
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HOME EMPLOYMENT AGENCY HEAD
quarters for cooks. mattresses. all kinds
help; board and room while waiting: rea-
sonable. 215 w. 9Th South. Bell 3687-K,
h2090
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
must understand cooking. no washing or
ironing; call mornings. 607 End ave. h3597
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HOUSECLEANING

uADFIELD g. CO., HOUSECLEAN1NG
by hour or contract: wallpaper cleaning
a specialty: office window cleaning, paint
III Sese k556
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GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
PLY MORNINGS 7:45. AFTERNOONS
AT 1246. SUPERINTENDENT OF
FlCE. TROY LAUNDRY. 43l SO. 6TH
EAST ST. f4t04
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COMPETENT GIRL; GOOD WAGES:
references required Apply forenoon.
30 E. 1st North. Phone Bell 8146. h316S
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Force of Anger

Does it pay? The girl who is the great
 est slave to her temper would be the
 first to say "Noi"
 Does it make for popularity? Recall
 the person of your acquaintance from
 when you like to steer clear. and it is
 generally she who is given to fiare-ups. Does it achieve success? She who has
 not learned to control her temper is rare ly long in a position of trust. She may
 reach it, but her disposition, Humpty- Dumpty like, often gives her "a great fall"
 Does it make for force? Remember
 how you have changed your opinion of
 the woman you admired as big" after you have seen her let her temper run | away with her and the answer is easy. Does it gain influence? The one per- son you disfrust and whose words weigh | light Is the woman who is given to rages that warp her judgment Does it make for health? Think of the friends who have looked as if about | to die from spontaneous combustion or | apoplexy from giving temper its head and recall the horrd exhaustion that Is yours when you allow yourself Ito get mad"
 Does it breed comfort and peace of mind? None knows so well as she who has never learned to control her temper, the disquet her rages cause and the tur-
 moils that follow in their wake. Does 1t foster self-content? Many a pang of modification is felt by the hot tempered woman afterward, though she may never have the courage to openly | express her regret.
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Orrine Does Cure
 DRUNKENNESS

This is a positive fact known to tens of thousands of wives and mothers of this land. They know Orrine is a re- liable remedy for the cure of drunken ness, because 1t has restored their loved ones to lives of sobriety and usefulnese Everyone of these women bought Or rine with full confidence that if would enect cure or their money would be refunded to them if it failed. This guarantee is in each bcx. No other remedy for the cure of drunkenness is sold with this liberal guarantee. hut Orrine has been so uniformly successful that the makers want the buyers to know that they have full protection if 1t should fail in any instance. We never publish letters of patients but recently this letter came to us from pr, Nolte, 9th and Race Sts., Philadelphia. Pa. Read 1t and you will readily an Sfse'A's Of: why brine is so well thought
 "I have had remarkable case of in ebriacy under my personal observation The patient drank heavily for 15 years and reached a degraded condition. which caused the breaking LID of his family and separation from his wife. Every hope was given up of ever sav- ing the man from his strong desire for drink, and only mothers interest finally persuaded him to voluntarily take treatment for his diseased condi- tion. It was my pleasure to recommend Orrine. your liquor habit cure, and the trcatment was taken faithfully. This wns two years ago and the patient is now in healthy condition and still ab- stains from the use of stimulants I have sold Orrine for number of year1 end have always found 1t to be satis- factory. l believe you have an excep- tionally good treatment for this dis case"
 Orrine is prepared in two forms. No. l, powder absolutely tasteless and odorless, given secretly in food or drink. Orrine No. 2, in pill form, is for those who wish to cure themselves. Orrine costs only s1 box. The guar Orrine Booklet tmailed in plain sealed envelope) to Orrine Co.. 361 Orrine building, Washington, D. c. Orrine is for sale in this city by Jacobs Phar- macy, 1904 Second avenue. Birmingham, Ala, and Fulton Bros. Bessemer, Ala.
 1hey know Orrine is a reliable and afficacious remedy for drunkenness and they will not offer You a substitute.
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strument besides the pianoT' l inquired.
 "Oh. yes," replied Mrs. Bridges Ut Is as useful for any and every instrument, or for the voice as we'll One of the beauties of the Fletcher-Copp system is that it places the teacher right on the same plane with the pupil, because with each step she is made to realize the dig nity, importance and grandeur of her work, especially if she is privileged to lay the foundation which Is of vastly more importance than any latter part of the childs education"
 q should think many mothers would take up the study, as an amusement to their children, besides being instruc- tive" I observed.
 Many mothers learn the Fletcher Copp system, for the very reason you infer was the reply. 'In this way many a mother develops a talent and love for music, in her child, who otherwise would
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be pronounced 'unmusical,' allowing num- berless golden opportunities to escape.''
 What are the fundamental principles in the course of training?" I asked
 Ear training and musical thought ex- pression are the first important ideas that we work on. You know, Mrs. Copp reserves the right to teach all those who teach her method for it is not for sale, and in that way we get at the foundation of the very root and branch of the system,' said Mrs. Bridges. "The awakening of the aural sense and the concentration of the mind on musical art makes the child a real child in music mo longer artificial, but spontaneous ere ator-as a result of freedom in and love of music.''
 q have always thought that there is, probably, no art which Is attained through such sloughs of despond, as music and the unmitigated drudgery one has to go through in the early stages
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turns many a child against it." I sug- gested.
 'The unhappiest and most uncomforta- ble time, complained many mother 10 mo in the past" said Mrs. Bridges, 'is when the practice hour for my children comes; but now, since they have studied the F'letcher-Copp method, they actually love music and long for the time to come to practice, and really look forward 10 it with pleasure"
 After our little talk, Mrs Bridges, in her sweet, gentle way asked the class to go through some of the charts, blocks
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0fQIH

and blackboard exercises, which they did with the greatest degree of intelligence and, more than that, real delight in the work. Little tots of } and years of age, reading music, like "grown-ups," transposng, forming chords and playing charmingly a number of little compost tions-many of them their own, and really rehectng a vast amount of credit not only on their efficient teacher, Mrs. Bridges. but the method she employs in instruction. .
 Whenever an original idea is put before
 (CONTINUED ON PAGE ---...-
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La Regina Avrillouse
lMv Queen April.)

(My Queen April.) Lady of rich allure, Queen of the springs embrace, Your arms are long like boughs of
 ash, Mid laugh broken streams, spirit of rain unsure, Breath of the poppy flower, All the wood thy bower And the hills thy dwelling place. This will I no more dream, Warm is thine arms allure, Warm is the gust of breath That e'er thy lips meet mine Kisseth my cheek and saith: "This is the joy of earth, Here is the wine of mirth Drain ye one goblet sure.
  Moss and the mold of earth These be thy couch of mirth Long arms thy boughs of shade, April -alluring, as the blade Of grass doth catch the dew And make it crown to hold the sun; Banner be you above my head, Glory to all world displayed April -alluring, glory-bold. Ezra Pound, "A Lume Spento."
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 Some Of BrnlngRdn1'S Clever Little Musicians   Pupis-A s
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L7Yps cuA,pTI.E5as 4, .I.5a stnp. M1.
uaa;soaic !; Ss Temple emp eTS!RIsy Ftidsy
meetinss Visiting
, Ts.T TSssmbers will rece'sg s,g,cia a
Is'pMIctc 8 pMIccculIow. w. MI M; Nel' ey
No T. Spencer. scS'