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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
SAYS FEW AMERICANS
ARE SEEN AT CHURCH
BY International News Service.

LAKEWOOD, y. T.. Jan. 7.-Declarlng
that 1t Is statistical fact That only flfty
per cent Of Americans attend church.
Right Rev. James McFaul. bishop OF the
Roman Catholic diocese OF Trenton from
the altar Of tho church OF ST Mary Of
The Lake here today. assigned ns part
reason for this condition the fact that
thero Is now comparatively little religion
taught In this country in the schools gen
orally outside OF the Catholic fold Sem
sauonahsm, the bishop said. has sup
planted the gospel as the favorite pulpit
theme. In tilc opinion OF Bishop McF'aul
ireS, murder Shipwrecks. scandals etc
iorm the subject matter nowadays Of the
average preachers discourse The incu-
lasing of religious home training has be-
come negligible quantity In a ma Iorltv
OF FAMILIES and with religious trachin 2
missing in the public school life the re-
suit is that interest in spiritual welfare
Is nil.
Illustrating how relatlvely cphemeral is
the glory OF the world. the bishop cited
inc point that, excepting the pyramids no
great visible evidence is available i'm E,gvpt
that living man ever follrlshsd
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T. D. E,

Salt LAX" acric No. 81 begins the new
year with tho brightest prospects IN the
history OF the local organization. with a
spirit of harmony and enthusiasm ami
mating larger per cent OF its members
than ever before. Last Friday night
session was featured by the installation
OF the newly elected officers. the cere-
monies being attended by more than 500
members. The past year has been
prosperous one for the acrie, ciGhty-tive
new members having been initiated. the
total number of members in good stand
inG being now We'll above tho 500 mark.
Although death benefits and funcra! eX-
pcnscs for the fifteen members who
died during tho year have been fully
ancc I'm tho treasury, Friday evening
tho lodge was opened by ANol steele.
the retiring worthy president and the
following officers were installed by Fast
Worthy President Albert Herr: r. p.
Christensen worthy president J. f..
Schlottorback. worthy vice president:
James Mctcelf. chaplain; VI. S. McCann.
secretary: Henry Don, treasurer. i. II.
Halion Jesse Barnett, J.. VI. Nanner.
trustees: Dr. n. y. Spr1gue. Or Alva
Lewis physicians. At tho conclusion o(
the ceremonies, Past Worthy President
steele was presented with "A beautiful
gold diamond mounted. watch chnrm.
an arttstically fashioned emblem OF the
order Friday. January Ia. the aerie
viii give q dance at Od"on nall which
II is planned To make one OF the larg-
est and most elaborate affairs OF the
season I'm fratcrnal circles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
I. o. o. T.

Tho degree stsH of Jordan lodge will
confer the first dcGrec tonight. ON Fri
anv. January l., the officers elect VIII hc
0uly installed into their respective Of
nccs at n Joint installation with The other
Tho past Noble Gr2nds club viii he
entertained by Mrs. Alice Rice and Mrs
Moore Thursday afternoon ~ The home
Of Nrz Moore, 1851 South Eighth stree;
and Princeton avcnit". \ cordial invita-
tlon 10 ali visiting sisters.
The new ycar MAS started out by the
Initiation OF Ave candidates in salt Lake
lodge 40 :, 7, q. -. f.. last FRIDAY
night The work WIS excellent, tho mu-
sic npe and tho lectures given without
nm error. ayoking much praise from tho
Large number Of visitors present Every
thing IL in readiness Tor the insi1llu
lion ceremonies next Friday night. when
a banner turnout from all the lodges In
this vicinity Is expected.
Members Of Naomi Past Noble Grand
club viii meet % The home OF Sister
Cad. Richards. 5lI South Third East
street. Thursday, january IL Mrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
G.. A. r.

There will be regular meeting Of the
Oliver q. Howard post No. Z at the
post hall at 1:30 this evening. All mem-
bcrs OF the post arc urged 10 he pres
cnt as thero is business OF Importance
demanding attention. Visiting comrades
In GOOD standing are cordially Invited.
Tho regular meeting of the James B.
Mexican w. Il 9. will be held Wednes-
day. January 10. at go n. M, in the
!. O, O. +. hall, \ full attendance is de-
sired Also on Saturday. January 13.
the installation of officers will be held
IN the hall. along with the Howard post
and Daughters OF Veterans. to whicin tho
public is cordially invited.
Public installation OF officers OF Rey-
nolds circle No. !. Ladies Of the G.. \.
r.. FOR the ensuing year will be held
Tuesday. January .. at go in ]. O, o. r.
hall. All members are urgently requested
to attend this meeting to meet with
the department officers. All veterans.
sons Of veterans and friends arc COR
daily invited 10 be present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
Moose,

Lodge No 80, T.. O. q. NJ, met in
regular session Thursday evening in the
lodge room. 222 South West Temple
street There WAS a large attendance.
Tho reports OF the various committees
wcrc road. The auditing committees
report showed that the lodge was In "A
prosperous condition. K. X. Sarsents
S. u. NJ NJ, beaver S. v d; w. H..
Grccnis, :. p. and RAY Don. sergeant
a,-armS Instoilcd the following officers
for the ensuing term: ~. W. Denn"lt.
l.. u; George y Whitaker. u w; W.
c. Weaver Y. H.; Z. ". Qualiroueh, pre-
late; s. p. Welsh. secretary; +. H. Wor-
sIcy, treasurer: y. :. Childs. sergeant
AT arms. trustees. j. r. Eei"iGh. Il \.
Ridl and j. w sullivan. Joe cline. l.
c.. M. =. Mcmillan. -. o.: physicians.
g j. AlbauGh, .. T. PiDkcrtou md II:
G Jorgcnsou. After tho ceremonies Of
installation were concluded several new
applications were read and committees
appointed Ia act on ihe same The de-
egoc team Will hold a special drll and
also elect officers Tuesday evening. All
members OF the team are requested 10 b
uToseut at 4. 80 O'Clock sharp.
The .adirs' Auxiliary TO tho Moos"
viii hold It's regular meeting tonight at
The Moose hall. All members are re-
uileStod 60 be prcScUi.
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Modern Woodmen of America.

The first meeting of the now year. NJ.
w. a.. l0s92 last Tuesday evening was
fairly we'll attended. Five ncw applications
for membership were received and acted
upon, one transfer card was presented.
several visiting members from l0,07l and
one from Colorado were present and gave
good talks for the Improvement of the
organization. Neichbor Prof. Wetzel en-
teriainsd the crowd with a piano selec-
tion I'm his usual excellent style. Under
borS gave excellent talks and much adj
vice relative 10 the best methods towards
increasing tho membership of the organ
ization and TO secure "A larger attend
anco Each neighboT was appointed n
committee OF one 10 visit other neighbors
and be at the installa tion OF officers Tues
day evening, January .. Meeting was
closed In usual form.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
YOU RISK NO MONEY.
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UNFOLDS PLAN TO MAKE
NEW YORK ROUND CITY
BY international News Service.

BY international News Service
NEW YORK. Jan. IA plan Ia make
New York round city, as n means
OF relieving the increasing congestion OF
population was launched ar the CITY club
today. when the first of series of three
Lectures on the scheme were delivered
by Edward NJ. Bassett, former public scrv-
Ice commissioner.
The city club, the most influential or
eanlZation dealing with municipal affairs
in the city, regards tn. round citv''
as necessity.
1t was pointed out today that there
mas never been n time in the past fft &C :,
NeaiS when there were sufficient trans
portattou facilities to meet the ever
increasing population.
The principal reasons for this" sa
Mr, sass"tt. is that New York Is not
angles with ono another, most Of them
running in straight lines, parallel to each
other"
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Maccabecs,

On Wednesday evening last Wom-
ans tent No. - held It's regular review
IN *. of L. hail, Linden hotel. After
tile regular order OF business STR Knight
State Commander w. IL. WiCnt installed
the following officers for the ensuing
term: Commander. j. III. Hardy; leu
tenant commander, W, II. ShoweIi: rec
ord keeper. J. Il. Williams; chaplain.
Rudolph Bauer, sergeant, Y. " Roberts.
mast er-at arms w. j.. Stanton first
master of guards. \. NJ. Borg: second
master Of guards, \. G. l<niGhton: senti-
ncl = w Patterson; picket. w, j.
Gardner ON "Wednesday evening next
viii take place ia" first initiation or new
members in the new hall. under the di-
rection OF tho new degree captain. and
the new raraphernalia will be used.
Banner hives outgoing and Incoming
officers and guards are kindly requested
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Secret and Fraternal Societies

10 report for drill Monday. January S.
at o'clock and Friday AT O'Clock nj
The J. .; q. r. hall. The hive is get
ting ready for public installation.
Salt Lake City hive No. (. Ladies' OF
the Maccabees, held its regular review;
last Wednesday evening, with Lady
Commander Mary l.. McLaren in the
chair Members started the new year
with good time. The officers for the
year 19l2 We're elected in December as
follows: Past commander, Mary l.. Nc
Luren. lady commander Clara Platts.
lieutenant commander, Julia NJ. Webb.
record keeper. MolIlc Schonort: financial
auditor. Louise Douglass chaplain. Il. j.
Carter; mistress at arms, Edith Nc
Lhren Sergeant, Kate CleCkner. sentinel,
Martha Lunit: picket. Annie NJ Snow
den. The general committee OF hives
and tents Will meet next Thursday even
ing at !. q, .. l.. hall.
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FraternaI Brotherhood.

Utah No 365 win meet Wednesday for
installation OF officers, and Mrs J VI.
Butler and Mrs. Dora Il. Petersen have
4 surprise in store for the members. At
the last meeting games were enjoyed and
DIR. Cassidy vas appointed installing OF =
ficer.
SeGo LILY No. 25o spent a ploasant
evening playing cards after lodge last
week. Brother Gatrell VIII act as in
stalling officer at the next meeting
Garfield No. $50 wishes To extend an
invitation for the dance on January II
TO Utah and Sego Lily lodges. Next
meeting viii be installation OF officers.
when Mrs. Dora T.. Peterson Will act as
installing officer
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Women of Woodcraft,

Woodbinc circle No IL Will not hold
regular meeting this week on account
OF The ball and card party 10 be given
Jointly at J. O. .. +. hall Thursday
evening. January II. There VIII be re-
frcshmcnts and prizes and jolly good
time. An Woodmcu. Woodcratt and
friends Invited. ON Wednesday even :
ing. January II. there VIII he installation
OF officers in tn" large hail on the sec
ond floor, where the members viii be
at home 10 all NoodCraft hereafter.
Salt Lake circle No. $50 will meet to-
night Tho circle has not had meet
ing FOR two weeks on account OF tho
holidays and il is hoped that every
member will turn out and start tho new
year right. Tho captain wishes the
guards 10 turn ont in their white suits
there win be initiation. Tho meet
Ing VIII opcn AZ O'Clock sharp.
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Clan Stewart.

The members OF Clan Stewart and
friends had most enjoyable time last
Tuesday evening ut Odd Fellows hall. on
the occasion OF their first entertainment
of the year. Clansmen james Gosh and
Alex Adamson conducted the dance To
perfection. and In" music under Clans
man Lyman's direction was worthy a
larger hall and attendance. : bagpipe
selection was given during The intcrnis-
sion by Pipers Angus Craig. Robert Mar
shall. Tom Hamilton and Ben McPhes
Tho next Clan meeting Is called for
Wednesday evening, nj which tho officers
for 1872 will be installed Permission
has been granted TO the bagpipe band 10
have a practice at the above meeting.
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BUY WHILE YOU CAN AT THESE

freshments the following deliEhttul pro
Gramn'e was rendered. all of which were
obliged 10 give an encore. Piano solo.
Miss Bush recitation. Miss Pearl Gard
ner: vocal solo. Miss Cassie Smith. piano
duct. Mrs and Miss Peake; vocal solo
Mrs. ]. F. Watts; reading. Labor" Mrs
w. \ Wallace. Fair Lady Harden paid
the camp a visit after a long absence.
having removed 70 Monroe. Utah. The
semi-annual installation Of officers will
be held TUESDAY. January 80. The af
fair will be public and very entertain
ing programme will be arranged. The
camp meets In the new labor temple. i5l
South Second East street Visiting
Hlghlanders welcome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08

1Iost disiigurInS skin cruptions. scrofu
pimples. rashes, etc, arc due TO Inn
re blood. Burdock Blood Bitters Is a
nnslng blood tonic. Makes YOU clear
ed. clear Drained, clear skinned.
Ilchng piles provoke profanity. but
nfeulty won't cure them. Doan's ONT
,nt cures itching, bleeding or protrud-
4 piles after years of suffering. At
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4 you haven't the time TO exercise
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his
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b: hoarseneSs, one hour, muscleache
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Thomas Eclectic Oil, monarch over
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Of
| THE BRITISH NAVY
rastic Action Taken by the
\ Admiralty TO BE Pre-
pared for War.
cnhl. To- rhc Tribune

,,i cablc to The Tribune
Ian. Il c"mpl"i" rrcr-
.,.,,ion or the British naval admin
.,uon. placing Inc r~sponsib'l''y for
C-.,d'- future preparedness for war
A ,bo shoulders Of 4. prctentious war
La, composed Of younE officers, ~hs
.n.,nccd lbs the admiralty this after
'rr,,, drasti, action is accepted In and
=, orOriaI circles as q iustifics ton
Y nc recent charges made hy Lord
,,,es Rercsford and Captain fnber,
.n that u clash witE Germany over
4 ;ioroccau crlsi- would have found
4 grllIsh navy totally mprcpared for
'p,rsl grnsst g. T. TrowbridGe. now
E..,arv ia Mr.. Churchill, and he VIII
Z. .,roca-dcd by Rear Admiral David
Ia who married tn" daughter of Tho
|-,,,rsl,aIi Field of Chicago. and who
"a. ynunceS, rear admiral iD the
..,h nav. llc wil hav" toe iitle "f
sA-rcisr,., Sir Francis j. Hop
IS appointed additional civil lord
y hoard Of admiralty and Captains
\. Ballard aud Thomas Jackson
r-solutad directors NJ tho operations
,Ie intelligence bureaus, respective
"a The war staff Rear Admiral SIR
.r,rder Bethel becomes commander
|<,sf of the East indian division. sue
.Irs Rear admiral Sir Edmond j. w.
|ris Appointments wili so irt" effect
~fr-o@.
rr Churchi'I explains that the rur-
4, Of tho admiralty iu creating the
4, staff * 10 provide means Of pre-
rms YOUNG officers for the r"sponsi-
'i,es which viii come with advance
III Thov will be tutored in every
-nrh OF the service paving particular
.srtIon 10 strategy and scientific war
!, He laws stress on the purpose of
admiralty 10 always keep practical
ananship In" first qualification OF
~ man IN tbc service.
~ staff viii be under the general
fborltv Of tho board of admiralty. II
4 ronsis; nf three divisions opera
ns. mobilization and iutclllCcnc"-cacn
H. egual in status and under the di-
,iion OF csptplp and ali 20 be under
rnervision cf thu chief OF staff.
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Foresters of America.

Court Salt Lake No. Z met ia the
Eagles hall last Tuesday evening. Tho
reports OF the several Commities were
received and read. The auditing com
mittc"s' and t.easUroT's report showed
that the court WAS tn prosperous con
diton. on account OF the supreme Ia
Sailing officer being confined at home
with q severe cold, The Installing OF tho
new officers vas postponed until Tues
DAY evening. when all members are re-
10 he present,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
COnyalCScence-

Convalescencc is sometimes merely
apparent. not real. and especially is this
true after such diseases as pneumonia
typhoid fever and the grip. To make it
real and rapid. there is no other tonic
so highly 70 be recommended as Hood S
Sarsaparilla,
This great medicine clcanses and r--
news the blood. Strengthens all the or
gans ad functions, and restores health.
Take Hood 's
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
Royal Neighbors of America.

Salt Lake Valley camp No. So12 held
one OF the most pleasant meetings In
It's history last Thursday night Neigh
Dor Mabel Rothwell entertained the
camp with a travelling contest, which
was enjoyed by all present Thimble
club viii meet at tho hsl next Thurs
day afternoon az o'clock. There Will
he drills for public installation ~ the
nall Thursday and Sunday afternoons.
All those who have part either I'm drills
or programme Will please Ice there
nrnInnilN.
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Fraterual Aid.

The Fratcrnal Aid association held its
regular moe ting Tue s1ay evening al Sis
o'clock Ia knights OF Pythlas hall After
tho installation OF officers u humorous
program was delivered and light refresh
mcnls were served The officers were
as follows: President. g. r. GoTdcn; vice
president y &. Gitsch; past president,
Mablc DuDham. secretary. ~. Seiander;
treasurer Frances r.. Parker: chaplain,
Alice 3. Parker. sentinel. John Holden.
observer. Norris GitsCh: trustee. Anna
Crotch: guide. Rachel Grey; medical cX-
apiiurl David Andrew.
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Court of Honor.

Court of Honor. No. ll-s. held their
regular meeting in the lodge rooms in
the 10. .. +. building last Thursday.
one new member was initiated and one
death claim or l.200 paid. Arrangements
were made FOR social dance and card
party at their next regular meeting.
Thurvday. january Is.
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Frate,nsl Union of America

The regular meeting OF Evergreen
lodge No. I5I viii bc held tonight at the
usual Time and place. Hope liz eN-
pressed for q wcll-atteuded meeting. and =
good tim" for all. The new officers
eject viii he installed At the next meet
ing which viii he held January 20, AT
which time IL Is hoped 10 make o good
start for the year 1919 ny meeting pf
good feeling and fonsting. and general
hand shake Tor sucC-ss and prosperity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
Below zero.

10 YOU know Tint fully nine out of
every ten cases OF rheumatism are SIM
ply rheumatism Of the muscles due 10
cold or damp, or chronic rheumatism,
and require no internal treatment what
everf Apply Chamberlain s Lihimcnt
freely and sec how quickly it gives re.
lief. For sale by all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08

Comparative weather data at Salt Lake
city. January :. 1912.
Highest temperature today was 81 de-
Erces; highest In this month since 1874
was go degrees, lowest last night was 81
degrees; lowest this month since 1874
Was 20 degrees below zero. Mean tcnlpera-
turc for today was 81 degrees: normal
was Is degrees; accumulated deficiency
since the first OF The month is - de
grecs.
Relative humidity at 6 o. m today was
SS per cent: relative humidity al o.
~. today was IS per cent
Total. precipitation FOR the twenty four
hours ending At p. m. was 10: total
for this month 10 date is "a. accumulat-
Cd deficiency for this month 10 date is
%: total precipitation since January |
10 date is "a; accumulated deficiency
since January | is %.
sun rises I:52 a, m, sun sets 5lT
T.. IN. January s, 1912.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS,
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w z C.

Maxwell Mckcan CoTps 6. A. T.. VIII
give its regular semi monthly social at
tho horne of Mrs i. il. Tob,n. si1 south
Fifth East Take Liberty Park cay. All
aistev organizations cordially Invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08

VIII meet IN raglss hail. Second south
and West Temple streets. January ~.
All friends and mNmbeys of 5bls order
are cordially ,uvitcd To attend Ken
singtup al the home ~ Airs. Dore Stains
40 Major avenue. Friday. January l..
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PYthian Sisters.

HerTnion temple No. 3. Pythlan Sisters,
hold the regular meeting at X. OF p.
hall. l6l Second East street. Frid9y :
night. January 10. At s O'Clock.
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Royal IIighlanders.

The hnuSewarming given by Titan cas-
iIc No 32S last Tuesday was q delight
ful AFFAIR aud much credit is due the
ladies OF the tenn for the delightful
way Ia which they served the refresh
mcntS Previous TO the serving OF re-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08

OF President Wright For the purpose
of rcorganizng the drill team. all mem
beTs Of the drill team and also all lodge
M embers interested In the welfare Of the
team arc cordially invited 10 attend by
Captain Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08

Make 1t point 70 keep posted re-
garding the Wants each day-there s q
vast deal of interest in them for thou
sands Of readers
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TWO AuyiliaTy,

The womsn's auxiliary 10 Typogrsph-
Ical union will hold It's monthly business
meeting at the club rooms. Moose hall.
Monday afternoon. January :. at ESQ
o clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08

The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely solved br tho insertion Of
a Etilc want "ad'' in The Tribune.
Bell phone 500. Ind. 800.
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Loyal Americans.

Salt Lake lodge No, 800 VIII hold its
regular meeting Wednesday, evening.
January 10 I'm /. q. -. =. hail
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CLEARANCE SALE PRICES
Regrets Are Neither Pleasant Nor
Profitable.

richards will he assisted by Mrs. Mary
s. Coil. All visiting past grands are
invited.
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Ski1l Clear

'o Other cmolIicnis dc so much for
,mples, blackhcads, rcd, rough and oily
m' y, itching, scaly scaIps, dry, thin and
''lhg hair, chapped hands and shape
q nails as Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
u'mcnt, Thcy do even more for skin
"'ule'i, dlsiignrcd infants and children.
~ where, Sample OF each free with 32-p
/ "untess 'Cut!cura." Dept. 7E, BosIon.
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Sego Lily Lodge. T. T. 3,

on next Tuesday evening. January ?.
there win be = meeting AT The residence