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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-15

The Flirting. Princess" glides along
entertainingly i'll the worn Srooon.
musical comedy. now and then shpplns
out with n new feature. but always drop
ping back. ,,,.
4 large crowd turned out TO see INC
first musical show OF the season al the
into ecstacics OF Joy and fascination II
was evident that the play was enJoSeu
by those present
And the play. or plot or theme, naS
which makes the partaker thereof happy
or crazy according TO temperament. Win
very much talk about kisses and their
execution Then when the hashcesh- kiss
material has been frayed out TO the eN-
tent OF nearly two hours, the fun meas
urc is made up with number OF special, =,
ties which are acceptable and were wen
received.
Princess Klioh Is compelled TO seek
refuge from her native Egypt, o. marry
a man whom she dislikcs. She neeg. ana
comes TO life again in Cafe TrouViile. :,
den of iniguity to use the words OF n
theological student who puts In mn APP
Isarance now and then. \ peculiar
thing about this princess is that AFTER
she has kissed a man she loathes MN.
But this isn't an Inconsistency: she eats
she is n slave to-hasheesl, and this
accounts for the popularity. II seems
that she slipped ono of her stockings
through window TO fossillzed tourist
when nc chanced TO pass her abode on
the Nilc OF course. he wants Ia find the
other S~>1cking. and begins n hunt FOR it,
after he has made a free lunch on the
begins TO look where a stocking would
naturally be found There arc ladies
present and he gets into trouble.
Allan Cartor. a young ,scapesrace, by
the way. had met the princess while In
Egypt. had made love to her kissed her,
and became loathsome To her. But he
didn't give mp. and when he rinds her In
the Cafe Trouville he begins anew his
courtship.
But II is tangled mess. The old trsv-
eler who possesses the stocking falls To
match ii 10 his satisfaction and marrlcs
someone else. Young Garter gets his
princess after many rebuffs.
Harry Bulser Is everything from a
scrub-woman to an Egyptian prince. He
has n way Of his own for getting laughs.
and sometimes misses fire. Bu, most OF
To handle 1t. Miss Eileen sheridan pos
sesscs the best voice In the cas-, and has
opportunity TO use II several times. She
Is a good looking girl and wears several
pretty gowns. Miss Dale Fuller is the
comedienne She Is small and lively. with
fair voice and A linc OF good panto-
mimc, Miss Helen Darling appears well
as the flirting princess. Allan Carter is
taken care OF by Irwin Hardy, He is a
good looking chap. though small. with Il
voice that corresponds TO his stature.
There arc others In the cast, who live
IN To their parts. The chorus is of goodly
-''n' rF'' ''''>''> ''''''Nr .t'i' ''''o''r
a number OF good voices. The costumes
are bright and new and almost gorgeous
The musiC in spots Is reminiscent though
as whole II is tuneful and catchy ono
setting Is used throughout the piece, and
is artistically worked out.
Tonight will see the last performance
of the Flirting Princess In Salt Lake
II contains enough comedy, bright music
and songs. and good featured and shape
ly wounS women 10 please almost every
body.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-15
NOTICE TO SAND AND GRAVEL MEN

Considerable gravel. sand and oobble-
rock VIII be needed for construction work
al R!yerdalc. Utah. Apply
L1 sci CANNON ENGINEERING; co.
DO > BcolJ buildins, SalI Lake City
C''.b. milo
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SIGNS AND SCENERY


CHAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST,
brass. cb!pped glass and painted. Both
phones. xoS
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MONEY TO LOAN

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UNCLE SAM LOANS Novvs'
anything OF value; cut rates n
1st South,
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ALMOST EVERY HINIE
hnds expression in Tho Ian DI
Ihere Is many q suggestio,,' iuaas
ness. man. and many an lot
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-15

James and Adam OF the Wood broth
ers, who arc appearing in a ring act at
tho Orpheum this week. possibly rank
among the clerercst athletes that have
appeared on a local stage, Both boys
are mara thon runners and took part in
the big races in England two years ago.
In addition. Adam holds the record FOR
raising and lowering himself with one
hand OH the rings sixteen times feat
that has never been cqualed on or of
the stage il is said.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNlT
AND RooMING Housy,

ROOMING AND BOARDING ucr>
Bingham. averages $500 ~
cash business. Bargajn n,
sale. Owner leaving on acro,.s
ness. Address Mt. Trihpns
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AN oPPoRTUNITY or
paying r'' aSd gong to sell the ~
trout ay"e ana most up 10 date sfs.
nn e,'", ~ I'm in Utah, WTll Nsv Hls
Gn 4nor .h'estnent. Snl,1 Stree, carr
aIor, 900 Saly I miles from ssi, i ;lol
vic lisnt and telephone in Ak4
Sbas grr,s on deferred paymen,oaus m uouss
Chas' Crane. 775 East 2nd dI'sas. Ss.
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FURS AND TAXIDERA
WALLPAPER CLEAN

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PHYSICIAN.

DIX. JNo. NJ. sPAULDING' CASH
plan viii rave you from 80 TO 50 per
cent: ordinary calls, office. a. horne. " :.
night. S5.60; contnemeBts. SIS; charge
accts., regular fees 405 Judge bldg
Phones, Oincs. <75'. ring .. -es.. 1T5;
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PARTY LEAVING cry mo-
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sold within three days Wn
for quick sale, Come quick
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MASSAGE
MILLINERY AND PLUMES
MIDWJFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. Lizzie Geisler 336 w. 2rd
North. Bell lis3-X. Ind I402e ,oIT
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MONUMENTS. ToMRSToNEs

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Richs rds & Prnglc's Georgia ministries
will he seen AT the Colonial thcater for
two performances SUNDAY. The company
Is claimed 10 he bigger and better than
ever this season.
"Thc Travelling Salesman follows. on
September oi This is acknowledged to
br James Forbess best comedy. and dc
picts the romance Of knight OF the grip.
who causes Il laugh with nearly every
Iinr
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HOUSE CLEANING

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Office and house cleaning. every detail.
hour or contract: CARPET cleaning by COM
pressed air or vacuum; Wallpaper clean
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1856. Ind 97S. k16SI
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AGENTS in EVERY COUNTY IN, THE
Il. 5. The best selling household ar
ticle on the market. Build up perina-
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free. Sanitary Mfg, Co.. Reno NeN;o
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CUT FLOWERS


THE LEADING FLORIST. ". w. KING
PA E. End So. Both phones 81. b297
HUDDART FLORAL CO. g. SO. MAIN
ST. Phones lo6. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. nl6o3
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STEAM LAUNDRY.

ROYAL AUNDRY-EXPERT LACN-
derers: specially OF family washing. &C
lb.; 2leated shirts with cuffs. I5c.
Phones G1. k256t
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LADIES WANTED TO BRING THEIR
Carter Jewelry store, 324 Main st. slSos
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PRIVATE HOSPITAL.

on ~ ', @ . MEhE: CONFIDENTIAL
coHhnemen:s. seclusion. legal adontion
,5 ;ats T. Phillips, 1lth f.. bet I2th and
tStn So Box S33. Ind. 1914, k231S
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STAR LAUNDRY; FAMILY WASHING:
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81. Ind. 300. k3laT
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GESERA,L L
housework In family OF 3. Inquire ~!
Sth ave Bell phone 40SSk. m4Zi
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DETECTIVES
aTTENTIoN HCRSEn
PATENTS
DANCING ACADE..

1rriEsDAY
MILITARY BAND EronssrsS''
day and Saturday
6S posiofllcc place.
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Tonight will be retail groccrs and
butchers night AT the Shubert, where the
members Of the association VIII gather
To sec one or the last performances Of
Gods Men" given by the Shubcr, stock
company. Tickets with numbered coupons
attached win be given out. 10 be used IN
the drawing Of prizes offered by the
Shubcrt management. The prizes viii
cousis, OF grocery credits for various
amounts to the lucky holders. "Ea st
Lynne" Will be the show for mex. week,
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DIR. G. a. GAMBLE. eos-e MCINTYRE
bldg. hours 10 10 p. m. Both phones.
mi03
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Girl. FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORk.
with references. IA So, Ind East
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30S 1st ave ml323
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-15

has gathered together In his play OF city
life. 'Tbe Country Boy which Henry
q. Harris viii present N the salt Lake
theater beginning next Thursday. that AS
ono by ono they come upon the stage
thcy seem like old friends. Unlike a great
many plays. The Country Boy will bear
repetition. there arc so many bright
limos and interesting situations scattered
through the piece from first TO last,
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEW0,,RlsNss; ,,lsss n;
SO 1st avenue h-oe'
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FOR sALE-FIRsT CT,co
shop in heart Of city ~
Owner is no barber. Apnly LoH
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MANY A PRUDENT HOUSEWIFE HAS
developed en- excellent business II
stinct as the result OF Tribune want Al
experience
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ACCORDION PLEATING


SGNBURST AND SIDE PLEATING.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Jennens. COS East 3rd So
st. Bell phone 1867. c310l
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BANKS AND BANKING
MERCHANTS BANK

Cl 5all -dht lily.
Foreign exchange. travellers cheques:
interest paid on time and savings de-
posits; your account large or small, will
receive careful attention. II. p. Clark.
president; John J. DAILY Vice president;
a. H. Peabody. vice president; w. II.
ShearmaD. cashier.
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OSTEOPATHY

DR. ALICE HoUGHTON. ROOMS BY
1s Mcintyre bldg. Ind. phone ESQ. Bell
1886; residence Bell Main SCI. 1869
DIR. AUSTIN KERR. osTEoPATHIC
Physician, Mcintyre bldg. Both phones.
a900
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GIRLS TO SEW TENTS AND AVN
ings. Smith & Adams. 225 Edison st.
ml6ll
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PERSONALS

FOR HEALTH AND BEAUTY USE THE
Hamilton vibrators. sold and rented by
the G. d. Bates Electric Co. Ill Kearns
bldg. Both phones 1924. InI25S
LADIES: ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
Ch!chcsters Pills. the Diamond Brand.
For 2s years known as Best. Safest. A.
rays Eciiabe Buy Of your Druggist.
Take no other, ChichesterS Diamond
Brand Pills arc sold by Druggists every
where
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PIANO STUDIO

CALVIN CAREINGTON WISHES TO
announce the opening OF his piano
studio. iii South Main. Special rates 10
children. m963
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4 GOOD CHILL STANn ,,,-
rant Tor sale. Address - 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OF ALL KINDS WANT
ed, will pay you first class prices II;
6 Fisher & Co, los So. w. Temple Be-. Be !
Sill. Ind 964. eSoo
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10 ROOMS, FURNIsEEn -.
always full. ! block from IToAH
rent so. Inquire 49, Wes, su
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OF 5000; best Of reasons ., ouslrs
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LADIES TAI .ORINC rn~
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKES AND
embalmer. 16i S. West Temple. Phones
1919. d5
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-24
OAK HILL HAPPENINGS.

Little Edgar McNiet is stilimproving.
 We are ha9ias some very pretty weather.
 The farmers are busy sowing oats and getting ready to plant their crops.
 Little Clyde son of MT. and Mrs. Sterling McNiel is quite sick at this writing.
 Mr. Lagresley started his saw mill last week at the Teter's spring. He has quite a number of logs on the ground.
 Charlie Stanhope of Parker was a Sunday visitor with his sister Lola McNel. Little George accompanied him home Sunday night.
 A young Mir. Denton and Willie Ram sey, Sen Stacy any family, Joe Reeves ana family of Green Forest were guests at the nome oi Mrs. Irv Shlpman and daughter Sunday.
 A little mysterious thing happened at George McNiel's last Monday when his buggy was backed out of the shed in shape to hitch up, without any help that they could find unless George him self who has the Mexico fever thought he was about ready to start and forgot what he was doing.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-24
REPLIES FROM OSAGE.

Will trimble went to Green Forest Sunday.
 Jewel Taylor of Berryville visited at Kenner Fancher's Sunday.
 Jimmie Trimble was home from the Green Forest school Saturday.
 Quite number of young folks went to church at Gardener Sunday evening.
 Mrs James Fancher of Connor visited at the home of her son Tom last week.
 Rev. Villines preached to a large congregation at Gardiner Sunday even ing.
 Will Sneed and Ralph Kirkpatrick, shipped out car load of hogs from Alpena Friday.
 Price Walker, who moved to Green Forest recently, has moved back to hls farm here satisfied that Osage is the best place yet.
 James Fancher and wife and daugh- ter Edith, Mrs. Kenner Fancher and daughter Jessie have gone for a visit at Berryville and Viola, Mo.
 There is to be called meeting at Osage Friday night in the interest of better schools and the establishment of high school here. Come out, all who are in terested in education and help us talk the matter up.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-24
cARRoLLToN CAROLS.

Floyd Porter left for Oklahoma Mon day.
 T. E. Porter went to Oklahoma last week on business.
 Rev. Nillines will preach to our peo- pie next Sunday night.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. M Crawford went to H artford last week on business.
 Lee Dixon and P H. Jones made d business trip to Berryville Monday.
 Mrs. Stella Parks and children of Harrison are visiting her parents MT. and Mrs Ed Mitchell.
 Stafford Sims of near HilITop attend ed singing here Sunday night. He is teaching singing school at Alpena.
 Misses Veda Ash and Arkie Collier and J. w Ash and John Powell went to Berryvile last week to take the teach CTS examination.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-24

k the reapportionment that will be made of the Representatives in the Lower House of the legislature because ,Df the census Of 1910, there will be changes in IS counties. The census shows d total of 395, ,S23 adult males in the state, and as the constitution there shall be only 100 representatives, it follows that there shall be one for each 3,958 or fraction over one half Under this rule, the greatest gain will be in Pulaski county, which will be increased from four to seven members. The fol lowing counties will gain one each: Ashley, Craighead, Crttenden, Jeffer- son, Mississippi, Sebastian, and Union. The counties of Columbia, Clark, Con way, Crawford, Independence, Logan, Pope, Washington, Yell and Franklin will lose one each. The committee on appointment is now da-i'ing on the proposition and will report soon.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-24
BLUE EVE WINkLiNGS.

We are having some fine growing weather.
 N. Butler and son Wilson were in Green Forest on business Monday.
 Mrs. Melton McMonigle of Marmaros visiting at the home of Joe McMoni- gle this week.
 While horseback riding Sunday even- ing Mrs. M. E. Elliotte's horse became frightened at a dog and threw her Slight injuries were received.
 The pie supper given by Albert Dun can at the close of his school friday night was well attended. The pies netted the nice sum of S10.25.
 Mrs. Gillis Baker and son Ralph left Saturday for Warrensburg, Mo-, where Mrs. Baker will keep house for her sons Ekie and Ralph, while they attend school.
 The Blue Eye people are going meet at the church house every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock for singing, Everybody is invited to come and bring their song books.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-24
METALTON MENTIONS.

Weather is very pleasant noW-a-days.
 Charley Lee is very low of consump- ton.
 Forest fires have done quite lot of damage the past week.
 Farmers seem to be very busy pre- pairing for their crops.
 George Karney is at work on new dwelling house this week.
 w. H. Dugger was in Oak Grove on business first of the week.
 Miss Ruth Diro from Harrison is wis iting relatives near Notation.
 Rev. Samy Grggs filled his regular appointment at Cedar Branch Sunday.
 Miss Blanche Dugger has been on the sick list for the past week but is better now.
 Bill Hobbs of Urbanette has recent ly purchased a farm near Notation from Sile Hanby.
 Jim Miller and Miss Lizzie Perry were guests ot the home of Warren Hudspeth Sunday.
 Sunday School was organized at Cedar Branch school house Sunday afternoon with Lee Bunch as superin- tendent
 Noah Keene took his leave Saturday for Portland, Oregon. He expects to be gone a year or two. We wish him success in seeking his fortune.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-24

It will be welcome news to dyspep- tics to learn of remedy that, in the opinion of thousands, is an absolute cure for indigestion and all forms of stomach trouble, and, better still, it is guaranteed to do so. The remedy is Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
 We all know the value of pure pep sin in indigestion, and add to this some exceptional laxative ingredients and you have truly wonderful rem edy MT. T. w. Worthy of For sythe, Ga, got to the point where he could not even eat or digest veg etables and after many years of seek ing he found the cure in Dr. Cald- wells Syrup Pepsin. Mir. Rudy Kas- ner of Moline, H., was in the same bad predicament with his stomach, took Syrup Pepsin and is now cured.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-24
FAREWELL FILMS.

Dat sowing is about finished in this community.
 Rev Fairchild held services at Henry Lawrence Sunday night.
 There was a music party at Isaac Emmett's Saturday night.
 Ed Delozier sold a tWenty-two months old horse last week for $50.
 A girl baby gladdened the home of MT. and Mrs. Jimmie Lawrence March B.
 The neighbors surprised Mrs. Joe Falrchild with a birthday dinner Mon- day.
 Samme Delozier was a guest of his old schoolmate Dewey Gum Saturday night.
 Mrs. Francis Martin and daughter are in from Oklahoma visiting her brother Henry Lawrence.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-24
CABINAL CUTTINGS.

Farmers are busy this week sowing oats.
 Our Sunday School is progressing nicely.
 Will Stacy has moved to his place near R. B. Colvin's and is fencing it.
 A party was enjoyed by the young folks at the home of Will Moore Satur- day night.
 A large crowd gathered at the home of w. B. Mckinney Sunday and had some fine music.
 Jim Hoffer has the record for making ties, having made 16 in one day after walking two miles to work.
 Tiff Gage and wife are rejoicing over the arrival of nine pound daughter They recently moved to the w. B. Gage place.