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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-06
Woodmen OF the World.

psseret camp. No. 4os. win give dane
ing and card party 4, its hall on the
evening OF November %. 1911. Refresh
n1ents Will he served and a prize voted
TO the most popular LADY present Thss
party is under tho nlanasemen, Of the
Booster committee" OF the order sudse "
are cordially invited 10 attend and are
assured an enjoyable evening. Last
Thursday evening several candidates
We're taken into full membership under
the ritualistic work OF the order. Many
applications for membership have been
recently hled and the present campaign
for membership is proving TO be great
success. The FGgul5r election OF Of
ncers viii be held on Thursday, Decem-
On the evening Of October %. the meet
ing Of camp No. 33s. w. O. w. was
mittee. for the entertainment of the mem
oers and their families 4 splendid lit
ersrN and musical program was rem
dered. the opening address being deliN-
ercd by District Manager 3. r kapan-
nueh. on the objects and BENEFITS Of
In and some pretty and useful prizes
were given to the winners and also the
losers. after which the tables we're
cleared away and those present were
Ing committee on entertainment, consist
ing Of Ncighhors #. :. Besley, chair
man: h 4. Burlsy. j. T.. Scheib and -.
Al lanDer deserve great credit for the
handled. Al the regular meeting, No
vember ]. there was an unusually large
ate ndance Of the old members and sew
eral new applications for memherslnip
were read by the clerk. Something new
and interesting has been arranged for
every meeting. and the ueighbors arc
requested to Turn ont and enjoy the reg
uar sessions OF the camp.
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Fraternel Union of America.

The next meeting Of Evergreen lodge
i51 will take place on MONDAY next, No
vember 13, when special feature. under
be given by the sisters OF the lodge. No
doubt II will be something OF novel
order and worthy OF every assistance
that can be given, This Is a departure
in lodge work. and is only the beginning
OF series OF something good for each
meeting The lodge wants n good turn
ou;. and feels assured Of lovely lttl"
treat from the sisters. Sister Clark is
s,iu sick at the Holy Cross hospital. and
Sister Florence Mason Is also sick at
her home. 500 Wall street. Sister Alice
johnson is still reported sick al her
home. I39 South Second West. The
sisters are urged 10 visit the sick and
report at next meeting.
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C. A. r

The Geo. II. Maxwell W. Il, c. No :
entertained. al prettily appolnted
luncheon on Wednesday in honor of fbe
department president and department in =
spector of Ogden, the color scheme being
carried out In the national colors. Those
present were the guests OF honor. Mrs
Grinlth and Mrs. Mathews of Ogden
corps ladies' present being Mcsda nes J
McNaueh,on. Campbell Carlson. Jones
Meskin. Lawrence, Tremayne. Ivornutb
Brooks, Mier, Jenkins. Burns. Cough,
Rowe Vinegar. Wowering, Webb To-
ban. Maxwell. Winscle Coade Nelson
Mercier, Miss Roby and our two army
nurses, Mrs: Melton and Mrs. Lazy. After
luncheon the work OF the corps was
exemplihed for the benof1t Of the inspec-
tor who is on her yearly tour OF inspec-
ton. Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Mathews
icft Thursday morning 10 inspect the
corps of Provo and Srrngville. after
"hlch they VIII return TO this city Ia
inspect the Jas. B. Mexican corps No. |,
wednesday the eighth.
James {. Rice circle No. 2 will hold a
regular meeting at 2;30 p IN. Tuesday
A, Eagles hall.
The James r. McKean " n G. will
hold lis regular meeting IN the I. o.
o, +, hall on "Wednesday, November S.
a. $50 y. m. AS il is inspection day,
1ull attendance is urgently requested
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ADVERTISING TALKS
Continued from Page One)

ing done by this company
heretofore, with very few
exceptions, has been in the
shape Of high-priced reading
notices, WITHOUT ANY
ADVERTISING Marks,
in reading matter type, in
some newspapers.
That kind of advertising
has gone out Of date. 1t is
not LABELED ADVER-
TISING, and people do not
read it OF believe it as they
do the STRAIGHT-OUT-
FROM TIIE-SHOULDER,
.CLEAN-CUT DISPLAY
ADVERTISING.
There is no mistaking a
display advertisement in a
newspaper, 1T IS THERE
FOR A BUSINESS PUR-
POSE. There is no attempt
to deceive the reader.
If it is intelligently writ
ten. attractivcly set-IF 1T
TELLS THE TRUTH-it
will have MORE EFFECT
than dozens Of reading no.
tices, which are usually
written with the idea Of
.impressing the reader that
the paper is printing it as
news, and that the adver-
.tiscr didn't write it at all.
That kind Of advertising
does not make a dent in the
minds Of the modern news
paper readers. 1t is aston
ishing how they are able to
DISCRIMINATE between
a real news item and a
"pretender," THE PUB
Lie VERY QUICKLY
! SPOTS PRETENSE!
III wager the Otis Elc-
vator advertising, us now
being done, HAS AT
ITRACTED MORE PEG
Pile and HAS BEEN
| MORE THOROUGHLY
READ than anything the
company has ever put out
to the public before.
The Otis Company is a
big Institution. 1t is sue
cessfuI. TT HAS SOME
THING TO ADVERTISE.
Why shouldn't it advertise
and interest the public in
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DIED.

OSBORN-At l170 South Eighth East
street. November J. 1911 William Hugh
Osborn, aged II years months and %
DAYS: beloved son Of c. Frank and Dora
Osborn. Notice Of funeral later
SMITH--At $50 South Eighth West street.
Novombcr =. 1911, OF old age, James
Thomas Smith, in his Slst year, native
Of Tennessee. Funeral services Wcdnes-
day at IL a. m from the Twenty sixth
ward chapel Friends are invited Go at
tend and can view tho remains on day
of funeral at the family residence from
$50 TO 1880 a, IN, Intermcnt in City
cemetery
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Danish Sisterhood.

Lodge No. So met last Friday evening
Ia the new spacious hall with a very
good a,tcpdsuce. Three candidates re,
ceiVed the degree Of the order conferred
bv the newly organized degree staff, the
work being exceptionally well done. In
place Of the next regular meeting. which
should he Oh Friday, Novembere II. the
lodge will entertain its members and
friends at q card social on that evening.
This Is to lac benefit affair for the re
p'enishiug III the sick benefit fund ana
The committee wishes all the members
20 help them I'm making IL y success so
ciaIIy as well as financially. The com
ni,tce consists OF Mrs. 7. l.. Larsen, Mrs
Augusta Stcffens and Mrs. PaulSch-
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It has been suggested that these ad-
vertjsing stories be printed in book
form. am willing to print them il
there Is sufficient demand for them.
To print the stories that have already
appeared will require five volumes Of
about 800 pages each, and they can be
printed to sell for 81 per volume.
If you would like the five volumes,
please send your name and address to
William G. Freeman, 203 Broadway.
New York, and you will be notified
when they are ready for delivery.
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escalators by suggestion and
argument?
The people usually get
what they want. If they
want escalators in public
places, they will have them,
and public officials will not
dare say them nay.
The Otis people are very
Wise IN recognizing the
power Of STRAIGHT OUT
AND : OUT ADNERTIS-
ING.
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Danish Brotherhood

Apollo lodge will hold its regular semi
monthiy meeting next Friday evening
al o'clock In the lodge room at the
Odd Fellows building Owing 10 the
fact that the last meeting was postponed,
the lodge viii expect every member who
is able 10 he present, Several new ap~
pllcations for membership have been
received by the secretary and will be
read and acted upon. besides other ruu-
tine business.
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Macca bees.

Banner hive No IL will hold Its rcsu-
lar review Tuesday November /, at !.
O. O. T. hail al 3.30 o'clock. The mem :
bers arc invited TO attend tho kcnsinG
ton at Lady Heath's home "Wednesday,
November s. for the purpose OF malSnS
articles for the goose exchange, This
hive will give a dance and apron sale
November -. TO which the public is in
Tited.
Liberty hive No. .. l.. . r. NJ. Will
hold special review THURSDAY afternoon
November q at 9:So o'clock in X, OF r,
hall 1871 Second East street. All the
auards are urged 10 be present.
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Fraternsl Brotnerhood

seso Lily gives a mask ball on No
vcmber % and the best costume wins
live turkey.
Utah lodge meets this Wednesday and
has surprise in store for her meIpbers
and candidates.
Garfield members are not making so
much uoisc, but they arc after that cup
which Ogden still holds, and may get II.
AT last meeting games were enjoyed. A
dance will he given November l5 white
Inc play TOO Many Husbands" will be
given December 20.
Brother and Sister Whitehead are VOL
come visitors IN Ogden.
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T, o. f.

Salt Lake aerie No. 81. Fratcrnai Or
der of Eagles, held Its regular meeting
Friday evening After transactine the
regular business. that consisted largely
of reading communications from absent
members OF the order. the team initiated
two new members The new members
each delivered short talks, expressing
themselves as highly pleased with what
they had seen OF the Eagles. Tho at
tendance at each Of the meetings shows
a decided increase and Increased inter-
csi among The old members. II is an
IicipatcJ that the membership Will be
mate crially increased before spring.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
Third judicial District in and for the
County Of salt Lake, Lake, State Of Utah.
corporation. plaintiff, vs.. Joseph $,
Peery, Julia Peery, o. NJ Eugdahl and
Salt Lake Security & Trust Company,
corporation, defendants.
Notice is hereby given that the above
named plaintiu has commenced an action
against the above named defendants in
the above entitled court TO forcclose a
mechanics lien OF The Salt Lake Hard
ware Company for 10000 with interest
thereon from tile 22nd day OF November.
~ D., 1910. together with costs of pre-
fees and costs Of suit. upon the property
OF the defendants, Joseph S. Peery and
Julia Peery. hereinafter described the
amount Of said lien being the indebted
ness incurred by said defendants, Joseph
s. Peery and Julia Peery. To the said
claimant for furnishing materials used
In the erection and construction Of
certain building and the working upon
said property and performing labor there
on as is more fully set forth In plaintiffs
complaint, on file In said court, in said
action. and IN plaintiffs notice OF lien.
TO which reference is hereby made.
sought 70 bc forecIosed is described as
follows. to-wit:
Those certain promises situate in Salt
Lake city and County. State of Utah be
elnninE MT the southwest corner OF lot
one, block Al, plat ID" salt Lake City
Survey, and running thence north 165
feet. thence east 1916 feet thence south
100 feet, thence west f9.6 feet 10 the
place OF beginning.
Now. thrcforc. all persons holding or
claiming lions on said pTcmiscs or any
part thereof. under Chapter 1, of Title
40. OF the Compiled LAWS OF Utah for
1907. are notified to be and appear before
said Court on the eth day or December,
4. d, 1?ll, Al the hour of 10 o'clock
"a. m. aud exhibit the same for dctcrmi-
nation thereof By said court
Dated, this 6th day Of November y D..
1917. DEN 4 HOPrAUGU.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Postonlco address: a03- -906 Eedrps build.
ing. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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A Mail Carriers Load

Seems heavier when he has a weal
back and kidney trouble. Fred Ouch
rem, Mail Carrier at Atchison, Kan,
SAWS; - have been bothered with kid
ney and bladder trouble and had Sc
we're pain across my back. Whenever
carried a heavy load of mail my kid
ney trouble increased Some time ago
started taking Foley Kidney Pills an(
since taking them ! have gotten en-
trely rid of all my kidney trouble ant
am as sound now as ever. Schramm
johnson Drugs, five stores.
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ROYAL Neigh bors.

The ROYAL Neighbors ~ America camp
No; f9S6. and tho NJ. w Of A.. camp No.
l00I1. gave Halloween dance tho oven
Ing OF October 80 About 1jO Neiehbors
and their friends were present, all de-
claring IL most cniovah bile event. ReEu-
lar meeting Of Royal Ncighbors camp
No. 1886, will be held Monday evening
November g. at o'clock in l. o. Q +.
hall
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Secret and Fraternal Societies

South and state streets. last Thursday
evening. After the business meeting
a nice lunch was served by the ladies'.
then those present INDUCED IA dancing
until nearly u o'clock There was a
large attendance. and all Declared they
mad a splendid time. All members OF
the degree team should be on hand next
Thursday evening. rs there ia some new
work 10 he referred for the next class
adoption. which VIII occur in few
weeks
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I. o. o. +.

Jordan lodge No. 2. ]. o. o. r.. on Mon
dsy night enjoyed a genuine house warm
Ing and the old and Young members
Date and listen 20 stories rcHchns back
10 The carly wears OF the lodge As part
of the entertainment tho degree staff con-
(.rred the third degree and the meet
ing wound up with light refreshments
and good socahle smoke.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING


DAVIDSON & HARRIS CO. PLUME
Ing and steam fitting: )obbing work
specially. all work guaranteed. Both
phones 1852 14S East 2nd South o1co
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Loyal Americans,

Salt Lake lodge No. 32O viii hold It's
regular meeting "Wednesday evening. No
vembcr s. In I. o. o. F. hall On Fri
day evening. October 2s. the entire lodge
was entertained hg their president j.
~. Bogadahl. al his home. Il being Mr..
Bogadahrs birthday. The evening was
spent in cards. 4 grand banquet WAS
served and everybody enjoyed a de-
lightful evening. The members presented
President Bogadahl with a beautiful
token OF their love and esteem,
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Royal Neirhbors of America

Salt Lake Valley camp No. 2O72 held
very interesting meeting last Thurs
day night. Tho Thimble club will meet
Thursday afternoon al NJ. w A hall
Neishbor Mae Rudge is Ill At st Marks
hospital and would be pleased TO see any
or THO neiEhbors. Neighbor Saunders is
reported as being no better
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Foresters of America

Court Salt Lake No l Will meet Tues
day evening in the Eagles hall, corner
Of Second South and West Temple
quested 10 he present as businesses OF
importance Will come before the court.
al visiting brothers are welcome.
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'e'lnin s Stomach an,

%'e'inin 5 Stomach and Liver
4 10 not sicken or gripe, and
Z 'aSen with perfect safety by
n, deIieato woman or the young
~ Inc old and feeble will also
~ most suitable remedy for
aao Strengthening their weak
s1s'lon and for regulating the
4 10! sale by all dealers
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PYthian Sisters.

Hermion temple No. S Pythian Sisters.
hoio their regular meeting on Friday
night. November To- at j.. OF 2. hall
Isl Second East street. AT O'Clock
The card party at the Canning apart
ments last week was greatly enjoyed
Sisters Canning, Mcdonald aud Shan
non made all welcome.
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RRhekallS.

Members of Naomi Past NobIe Gland
club VIII meet with Mrs. Ida j, Addison
ct her home, 75l Jefferson place. be-
tween West Temple and First West.
next Thursday afternoon. Members Will
come prepared 10 work for the children
OF ths Orphans home. Visiting past
granda are invited.
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WOnlall,S Auxiliary.

The Womans Auxiliary 10 Typo
graphical union No l15 win hold its
regular business meeting this afternoon
(Mondav) at 2:3o sharp. All members
are requested TO be present. rs important
business is to he transacted.
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CASKET FACTORY

UTAH CASKET co. MFGRS. AND
iobbcrs of casicts. couches, burial suits
robes and undertakors' supplies. Phones.
day 1863; night, 3sll-Z Telephone or
telegraph rush orders. 1886 L. Sth South
salt Lake. ol2S
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PHYSICIAN

~---<~~-~~-~~~|~N--~@~-
DIR JNO. NJ. SPAULDING'S CASH
plan VIII save you from 30 10 so per
cent: ordinary calls, office. 81: home, SO;
night $3.50; continements, Si5: charge
accts. regular fees 400 Judge bldg.
Phones. Office, di57. ring . res. 1857
ring 1. h1264
MANY BUSINESS MEN HAVE FOUND
The Tribune wants Of hle
value i'm meeting business emergencies
that arise from time to time.
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SEE 1.-THE BATTLE. "
Liberty thcatcr-sce it.
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|[VTS At WORK ON
|IHE TANGLED ENDS
Inv Points in Mcnamara
r,ss Being Unraveled Out
side of Los Angeles.
REpARlNG FOR TRIAL
N May Be Secured by End
Il Present Month or Early
in December,
EPARlNG FOR TRIAL

4 ,vGELFS. cal, Nov 5.-With
" ,,., q collateral interest manifest
I Developments At Indianapolis, Ind,
a. ~ The transfer Of supposed evi-
4 ~ the scene OF the Mcnamara
80, stornevs for both the prose
!, and defense prepared today 10
,,. search tomorrow for satisfac-
+ nlesmsn.
.<g. tho trlal Of James e. McNa-
Z Indicted for the loss OF score of
/. n the explosion OF the Times build :
4 scar ago, hardly has proceeded far
a N warrant any exact forecast Of
,,,rs when Il Jury Will I've sworn in
.id.nce introduced. the struggle
+. IL ouestion of what is considered
.,,sn, evidence admittedly Is going
"A sarious par,S Of the country, OF
4 JnSlanapolls AZ present Is the chief
ia d Interest.
a ssycral months agents OF both Sides
. 'hsrr emplnvcd At numerous points
- on tangled ends Of the case and
Ino,emen,s hav" becu carefully
|.ssd Activity other than at In
-,rolIs has cropped ont thus far AZ
.fskA sar Francisco and Seattle
"A nould not cause surprise here u
|rne se=rch for \. NJ Schmidt and
A taplar, Jointly indicted with the
..msrss, but whose whcrca bouts
|bs,n unknown. Siddenlv were
n up when the stnte begins pro-
"a IT, e,idcnca.
Admit Vital Interest,
! rrcsecutlon admits vital inter
a the proceedings al indianapolis,
. and the defense. rather eXpectant
NE efforts of the state to secure the
&lkd evidence viii be successful, is
ring 10 combat II.
|||Ip The process of getting jury Is
4 yay. the offices of attorneys for
. sides aje deepiy involved In pre-
A for The trial proper, considered TO
"a far distant
fsticns 10 talesmen have become
or lcss psriun"tory and oHamina-
arc proceeding with much more
'Pss To ask a tal"Sman whether
y a prejudice against labor unions
Fhslher such opinion would make
bssed toward the defendant, james
|tSsmara, member OF a labor
! nc longer calls forth opposition
lpth sides have como 10 an auto
understanding Of the reach of
eysmMa tons. For this reason il
dlrtsi that q jury will be sworn I'M
Il ihc end oi The present month or
aIddlc OF December.
. Sure to Be ETussd.
daie eleven laleSmeu have been
Tor ceuse. but Ssaboru Manning.
4 iisse. Is affected with lung trou
ID !. is believed he Will he excused
% opening Of court tomorrow. a
ll'ee Of the iulesluan already passed
2use have presented this situation
dRs Walter RoTd well mud a ruling
fecis1 tomorrow. With Manning
% be ell'l'natcd. il viii be neces-
V eeoure two ialesmcn before per-
p challonges age exercised. Twenty
fnen remain 81 lhe panel cf forty
pned on Saturday and from this
"a !, Is thought Inc i've required 10
boz soon viii be found ana the
norcd on step
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Wood dhine Thimhle Club,

Woodbine ThIrable club will hold busi-
ness meeting at the home of Mrs. w.
w. Evans, SS6 South Third East street,
Wednesday. November s, at : y. m. All
members are requested TO be present.
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Fraternal Aid

F'ratern1l Aid Association council SAL
holds regular meeting every Tuesday eve-
ming at o'clock in * Of Z. hall at the
Linden hotel, East Third South. All
members are requested TO be present, as
drill viii be held
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FURS AND TAXIDERMISTs


X. STENZEL FUR co EVERYTHING
in the fur and taXidermist line Now
Is the time to have YOUR furs remodelcd,
repaired. cleaned We give guarantee of
satisfactory workmanship, as we havo
been here twenty-one years and do right
by eVcrybodY 81 East 2rd South n564
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

BBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKER AND
embamer. 164 s. West Temple. Phones
l0l9 do
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80 MEN 10 BORROW MONEY on
anything OF value. Uncle Sam, 30 East
lst South. Gao
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HAY, GRAIN AND SALT.


HAY, GRAIN AND SALT-HARVEY &.
Co, 3i% West Second South street. We
deliver the goods. n2394
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Children CrY
FOR FLETCHER'S
Ia 8 . r | a
|EATHER FORECAST.
''nef forecast for Salt Lake-Prob
'po tcniah'; Tuesday fair.

~ "hiaA'' Iuosday fair.
'}xls'l'c Weather data At Salt Lake
npyemoef ). i9f1-Ths highest
a'ne today was i6 degrees: the
y III his month since 1873 was .;
: INC lowest temperature last
~ "b degrees: tho lowest this
anpe 1871 was - degrees.
ps-b temperature for today
uos'eeS; ih@ norma was ii de-
me accumulated deficiency OF
ruie since tho frat Of the month
TIees: The accumulated deficiency
vsnusry first is IS degrees,
'IsuVe humidity at 6 2. m. TO-DAY
4 per cent, tho relative humidity
M today was IS per cent.
W., precipitation for tho Il hours
p. m. Nas .oi inch. The total
mohih 70 date Is OF inch: the
"ssa oclicIcnCy for THIS month I,
~ inch. the total proclpiist tiou
maty hrH 10 date is 1855 inches;
ssnrnla'ed deficiency since January
So,'s w. ma 2. m; sun sets 5:IS
So'enber ), 1911.
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LADIES' GOWNS

MME. LANDMESsER. 356 SOUTH BIRD
East st Bell phone 4Sls. Ladies
gowns specially: work guaranteed
satisfactory. o2''
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YoOnDeil,

Sal; Lake homestead No 1852, Broth
eraood OF American feomcn, initiated
. large class or candidates AT the meet
ing In Federation hall. corner of Fourth
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UNDERTAKEN


Nj. p. COLEMAN, UNUERTAiER AND
embalmer ll2l East 18th South. Bell
5S66. n3101
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4 AL 80 -o2l No, loth ST, Ft.
nina. 'avs that he had taken
u ha'. u kidney medicine. but did
PD, ES until he tool, Foley Kid.
fld k;s ,'o matter how long you
And uey trouble, YOU will Gnd
Dlsy ornament ya benefit by the use
now neS Pills. Start taking
.or,, scAramm.Jobnson Drugs,