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Northern colored men and all for keep
ing out Southern blacks. Just why he
failed to make clear to many of those
present, but 1t was plain that he was
not to be shaken on the question. A
few black faces In the gallery grew
still blacker as he progressed But the
Northern sheep he had sifted out from
the Southern goats. sat in their places
and smiled and smiled. and those who
had come to the hall hopeful Of witness
ing a race riot went away in bitter dis
appointment.
Tho colonel arrived very shortly after
Temporary Chairman Beveridge had call
ed the convention to order at 1:30
o'clock. He burst through the curtain
OF cops that veiled the entrance to the
stage like a comic opera tenor coming
to the rescue of the enslaved soprano.
Greets Audicnte.
Presently Mediu Mccormick. who acted
as the property man of the gathering.
went out on the bridge that extended
out personal friends OF the colonel and
inviting them to come up and shake
hands. Two Of them were J. c. Giimer
and C. H Jones, colored delegates from
West Virginia
Then the G. A R. fife and drum corps,
which had been sturdily beating time
to the yelling and singing, filed forward,
and the colonel grasped each by the
hand. Frank II. Funk. candidate for
Governor OF Illinois progressive ticket.
sprang to the platform and chucked his
hat at the audience. announcing that II
was in the ring. .
Mrs. NJ. Fritz Senger. Of Chicago. in
a tan dress and a tan hat. with votes
for women" emblazoned across her
breast, was carried on the shoulders of
four men to the platform. husky
newspaper man gathered her up and sat
her on the platform.
In half an hour the colonel had re-
ceived all of those who cared to venture
up to him. Beveridge. who had been
standing beside him, beat Justify for or
der with the gavel. The colonel shook
his head as II to say. '1et 'em enjoy
themselves So the demonstration con-
tinued till It went to fifty minutes. three
more than the record of forty-seven
made by Roosevelt and Hadley jointly
at the earlier battle OF Armageddon.
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COMMITTEE BUSY
CUTTING PLATFORM

Chicago, Aug. "a subcommittee Of
nine Of the rules committee Of the ma
tfonal progressives, spent nearly all Of
tonight boiling some 10000 words Of
proposed planks and chips Of the pro-
gressive platform into tabloid form OF
about 5000 words. The committee
stumbled over the money plank and
there seemed no possibility Of an agree
ment before morning.
The original draft of the platform con-
tanned luke-warm condemnation OF the
AIdrich monetary plan. with nothing
particularly definite offered as a substi-
tute Some Of the Eastern delegates
began to rear about It at noon to-day
and the committee went into conference
with the colonel in an effort to agree
upon a positive stand in the matter Of
money legislation.
Nine members of the subcommittee,
four of the professors. and all of them
in close personal touch with Col Roose-
Welt, are doing all of the real work in
drafting the platform, while the other
thirty-nine members of the committee
on resolutions roam about the corridors
of the hotel trying to find the subcom-
mittee and demanding to know the rea-
son for their appointment to the big
committee.
The programme was for the profess
sors to fix up platform which Just suit
ed the colonel. spring 1t on the full COM
mittee about midnight, and steam-roller
its acceptance through the committee
while the members were two-thirds
asleep.
William Allen White has the subcom-
mittee in charge and is steering It clear
of radical fads and fancies.
White has demanded and will prob
ably secure a plank providing for Col
Roosevelt's scheme to use that Pam
anna Canal machiperyi and stan for
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Aug 6-MILLFEED-Quiet and firm.
Spring bran 9 30: standard middling. zoo; Western
red-dog $50; winter-whest hran in loopound sacks.
10 arrive ISIS; city bran. in bulk. Zoo
FIOUR-Quiet and steady. Kansas straishts I3o
al 90 IN sacks; srring patents. 5sa5I5 in barrels;
spring cleans, L7oaio: soft wheat strsights. 4soa
ass: new Kansas straishts to arrive. Ii5ai55; new
soft straishts to arrive, 4eoa4.10 in barrels
RYE FLOUR-steady; transactions slow. Choice
brands quoted at 49ai5
CORNMEAI-Firm: business Is SLOW Kilndried
for EXPORT 4ccAio5: coarse meal In bags lBalD
HAY-Receipts. GIG tons; steady: trade is dull
Quotations are: For prime Timothy. LIS; No. !,
lD; No 2 Ll5al-0: No. >. soalo.
STRAw-Receipts. 60 tons. frm: business hindered
Long rye quoted at @al.oo
PORK-Steady; trade is quiet. Mes. % San 30 ;
family. AoozD.1.
BEEF-Fim: inquiry moderate. Packet. H5a
I73; family. 1sooals-o.
LARD-Quiet and easy. Prime Western, MS;
refined Continent, lLcD: South American. Ills; NJ
fined Brazilian. In kegs 12ss; oieostearine, Z; lard
stsa<ipe dun; Nsw Yen. isasalA
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COTTON MARKET.

ouosstions furnished b. ". .. Hfbbs a co
memben Of the New YORK STOCK Exchange. Hibb,
Building
N~ Yort. Aug. e-The cotton market was v,r,
1esf today decline u over points took
piaoe from the high to the low level Of the day.
and bquidatiou and other pressure was enormous.
1t vas not alone that liberal rains visited the
wider artAs Of Texas and Oklahoma but pnudi.
tons eass~here over the cotton belt were reported
ms 95s Icy e p, Bot, Sa to weather and the de'el
Lverpod opened for the first time since Ff5day.
and at the hour Of the New Yorf opening Tint
market was sumewhat lower than expected October
sold at h2, December 126 January l2a and
Marn fS early In the session. After this and
until the close there was constant Pressure with
yU few reactions. and during the afternoon
October pd at nD. December p.4, January
LIS. and March nD. These prices represent !
los Of about $40 q bale as compared with the
highest prices ruling on Monday Of the week pre-
viouS
The Livepool market closed essy with a lo~ Of
from II 10 - English points for today Mapches-
ter quoted yarns steady and cloths quiet and nrm.
ssls Of e.op bales Of spot cotton were made In
Liverpool today at , points decline to 73sd. for
rn;Sd1inr -
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CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE
BARS BLACK MOOSE

Chicago. Aug. 6-The credentials COM
mittee of the National Progressive party
to-day produced a report bearing out
Col Roosevelt in every particular In
his stand on the question Of the black
representation in the South and setting
aside all precedent for credential COM
mittees.
The negro delegates Of Mississippi were
discarded and the so-called Fridge lilly
white" delegates seated. although the
committee deplored the use Of the word
white in the call for the Mississippi
convention. Florida was denied any rep
resentation because Of irregularities in
the choosing Of both sets of contesting
delegates.
Then the committee went on record in
a new direction. It was decreed that
in States having direct primary laws
the certificate of election of the Secre-
tary of State Of the State authorized to
tissue such documents must be conclu-
sive evidence of the regular election OF
eny delegate. In other States the Gre
dentials issued by the highest political
authority must be final proof of the cleo
ton of delegates.
This rule of course, cannot affect the
status of any delegates selected to this
convention and is intended principally
as a slap at the Taft forces for over
turning the State laws OF California and
ether States by the Republican National
Convention.
In the First and Second Ohio district
contests the Leitner delegations, the
original third party men, were seated.
Rooseveits peroration to-day on the
status of the blacks seemed to create a
new feeling of friendship among many
OF the negroes. and many OF them who
revolted all over the black belt Monday
night were in the working ranks about
the Congress Hotel tonight. The COM
mittee reconsidered its intention of
throwing the Alaska delegation out of
the convention along with the delegates
from the island possessions and seated
the two delegates from the North-with
instructions that they are to be conspic-
uous, but not noisy.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibb, 4 N
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building
'n0so. Aug e-The September wheat tuture
in the Chicago Fit is growing t,rbt.r a. -. -
Inc amount Of contract wheat now ara1abls ~,
oenVery during septembz Is almost nil Those
who are short the September. as well a, the bes,
slenent as whole. claim there viii be little or
70 m1ng to Chicago and that the bull long, viii
oe fairiy deuged when September rolls srr,,nd
,,,hL Wheat closed with losses Of XaS September
NsSass; December, 92Sae2I; May s6xsssii.
Corn was kas lower. September esHss6n. n.
cember, 55xaBz; May, Rza5 pe
ai=a5lx; May, ny e'noe'
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British to Probe Atrocities.

London. Aug 6.-Announcement was
made In Parliament to-day by Premier
Asquith that the British government
would Investigate charges of revolving
atrocities in the Putumayo rubber dis
trict of South America. The premier
said that he would appoint a commits
sion 70 make the inquiry. According to
natixe Indians in the district
are subjected to all the cruelties for
which are practicsd in the Congo.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore, Aug. 6-wheat-EAsier; spot CONTRACT
spot No. ned Western. look; August %; Sep
c>mber. -; stamer No. red. az: receipts IS 75s
tulhsas: Southern by sample. Sass: Southern on
H2de, 8kssgk
CoRN-ouet: spof contract 70; receipts 8 55
buiheis: exports. l.sD bushels
OATS-Fm; No. white 81: standard white,
Gsf; No. white. elA. Reccpts. 5sA bushels; ex-
pxtx - busheiA
RYE-Dun. Receipts - busheis
HAr-stsdy; No ] timothy. unchanged: No /
corsf mixed
GRAIN FRE1GHrs-Fim: steam to Liverpool,
pz brsbel. unchanssd; ou. for osdess. p~ quarter.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. Aug. e-Nroney On call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 2x per cent, highest 5.
lowest "a closing at ~
inquiry for time funds has slackened considerably
end the market Is Consequently easier and duller
Rates are "a PER cent for sixty days 3A.a4 per
cent for ninety days. ~ PEI cent for four months
4'sash per cent for FIVE months and 4iss4ss per
cent for six months
Commercial PAPER is frrn The market is Hn,i,sd
mainly 10 the interior banks Rates are 5a5, per
cent for the best names
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.
ales-Regular call. Il O'Clock noon.
isHs Realty s. QongD, s., 900 Al lo4.

sales-Regular call Il O'Clock noon.
Rigs Realty s. Qong). $1,000 Al lo4.
Capital Traction, at lS
Wash. Ry 4 Eiec cum, 10 at %, Is at srH
Washington Gas. IS at SA.
Georgetown Cas- Is at L.
Mergenthaler, S At zS
Lsnston. % at g. 30 at "a % at %. % At "
% at g.
After call:
Potomac cons S.. 5000 at Ioo. syoo at Iu3
81 900 at lo3.
Capital Traction S.. A,ooo at Ills. 1900 at uiS
1000 at lllS. 5000 at llla. $500 at -llIs
81 900 at lllS. loo at rlR.
Mergenthaler, 5 at -
Wash. Ry. & Elec pSd ) at s.
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NEW YORK COFFEE.

COFFEE-Followine the sensational rally at the
close Of the New York market for coffee futures
yesterday when final prices liftd to a gain
Of to "a points the closing rates Of Saturday
the New York market inclined TO take con-
servstire this morning. Hence prices at the
start were unchanged to points higher with the
tone officially stated s'stezdy.' The net range
shortly after the opening was to points higher.
and the mid-afternocn range IN the neighbor-
hood Of to 10 points higher than Mondays hnals
with continued good demand from local trade in
ferests. To-day's prices were fd1aows:
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digging a deep waterway down the

Mississippi.
The principal problem before the
committee is one of words. How to
say all that the colonel and conse-
quently the party stands for. from the
initiative to the fortif1cation and
of the Panama Canal.
from old age pensions to the conservd-
tion of water power and say 1t all In
5000 words is the real problem. But
the colonel has ordered that it be
boiled, scraped, and dried to proper
tions that he who runs may read.
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Admits Staying Girl.

Bangor, Me-, Aug. 81. Sherman Gray.
charged with the murder Of Miss Naomi
Mitchell. fourteen years old, Of North
Carmel, confessed to the girls murder
to-day, after his arraignment IN Police
Court. according to the Bangor police.
The man is held without bail.
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Two seclipses OF the sun and two Of
the moon are scheduled Tor the pres
ent year.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCK.

Quotation furnished h ". B. Hibbs 4 Co., mem
ben OF the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs Build
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COLONEL AGAIN
TAKES HIS STAND

Continued from Page One.
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Change Traction Holdings.

Stockholders of the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company, at a meeting
to be held August Is. will take steps to
acquire ownership outright of all the
estate. property rights. and franchises
Of the Anacostia and Potomac River
Railway Company. the Brightwood Rail-
way Company, and the Washington,
Woodside and Forest Glen Railway and
Power Company. under the provisions Of
the act of Congress Of June 5, 1900.
The Washington Railway and Electric
already owns the stock of those COM
panies, II was stated at Washington
Railway headquarters yesterday. The
proposed change is one of legal holding.
Hereafter. the Washington Railway and
Electric will operate the other roads as
combinations Of its own system, and not
as distinct companies. whose stock Is
held by another.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hihbs q Co. men-
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build.
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MARKETS---FINANCE COMMERCE
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnishd By ". b Hibbs ~.
nemben a The New Yosk stock Exenanse. Hibss
Building
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FINANCE AND REALTY

Capital Traction So In the after call
trading were the feature Of yesterdays
session of the Washington Stock Ex-
change. At prices ranging from Ill IA to
III IL, sales aggregating 1900 face value
were recorded. Washington Gas was sold
at IS IA, and Georgetown Gas at l2s.
starck Rejoins Bank Examiners.
Charles starck. q former national bank
examiner of New York City banks, who
resigned from the service about year
ago, has been reappointed.
Mr. Starck. at the time Of his resigna-
tton, was one of the examiners In New
York City, and will again be assigned to
duty there The other examiner for New
York City is Edwin F. Roreoeck.
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LOANS.

MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE
and others upon their own names;
cheap rates. easy payments, confidential.
d. II. TOLMAN. room sos. SO 18th 81. NV
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

.w York. Aug. s-aosins quotation, of misceI-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01

Frances r. Shields on Wednesday at
toe home of her parents, - Harmony
race, complimentary TO number Of
the school teachers Of Tooelc. Pink
ana Wblt" carnations, aud viocts form
ed the decorations and covers were
laid for the following Young ladies:
Misses Dora Hunter, Marie Clark. Bee
Bcckstead, Sadie Inlay. Della Green.
Margaret Casio, Sydney Howard, Pace
and Agnes Stewart.
Miss Leone Fooic entertained n
dozen Young people on Friday evening
at a pleasant affair in honor of the L.
\. &. students, who were in town, Mrs.
NJ. j. Holt assisting her.
Members of EIccta chapter and all
other chapters, .. r.. s.. viii bc enter
tanned next Thursday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Watrous, il6S Eleventh
East street.
Mrs. S. w. Leaver and Mrs. Carl
jacobson entertained the members of
their club Wednesday evening 1T the
home OF Mrs. Leavcr on East First
South. Four tables Of ",JO0D were
played, prizes being won by Mrs. II. v.
Smith and A. p. Mcilstrup.
Miss Winnie Schracl5. who is TO be
one of the winter brides. has been
at numerous affairs dur
ing the past week in anticipation of
her approaching marriage. TUESDAY
evening Miss Leone Schracl, enter.
taincd at musicale aud supper at the
kidder home Miss Lulu IIarr gave u
shower for her on Wednesday evening,
and on Friday evening Miss Grace Yer
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GROWS BEAUTIFUL HEAVY HAIR,
WE PROVE |T---25 CENT "DAVDER|NE"
Destroys Dandruff-Stops Falling Har-Cleans and In
vigorates Your Scap-Delightful Dressing.

To be possessed of bead Of heavy,
beautiful hairs soft, iustrors, fluffy,
wavy and free from dandruff is merely
a matter Of using little DanGerna.
Jt ls easy and inexpensive TO have
nice, soft hair and lots of IT, Just
get % cent bottle Of Tnowltou s
Danderiuo now--all drag stores rec
ommcnd it-apply little as directed,
and within ten minutes there will be
an appearance of abundance: fresh
ness, flnffiucss and an incompatible
gloss and Iustcr, and try MS you will
You cannot find trace Of daudruff or
falling hair; but your real surprise will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01

ting and snuffiuc, why do YOU allow
the dcvIlish germs OF catarrh 10 under
mino your health and destroy your
efficiency?
Quit sprays aud douches. Liquid can
not penetrate into tho nooks. folds and
crevices Of the irregular mucous NOM
brane. Neither can it get into tho
bronchial tubes that lead 10 tho lungs
and where germs thrive and multiply.
If YOU believe that liquids reach the
air tubes, try TO swallow a little water
the wrong way Such a test will
etlectuaIly demonstrate 10 Won that
idle theory that sprays and douches
can cure catarrh.
HYOMET is pleasant antiseptic air
which, when obreathed, penetrates into
the folds and crevices of tho sore.
germ-iufested membrane and also goes
deep into the air cells of the lungs.
killing all germs.
4 IlYOMEG outfit costs - 90. Extra
bottle Of BNOMEl. if needed. soc
For catarrh. coughs, colds and crcap
Booth s 1lyomei IS guaranteed.
Schramn-Joh recommend it.
Advertisement
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be after about two weeks use, when
YOU will see new hair-fnc and downy
at first-yes-but really new bair-
sprouting out All over your scalp-Dan-
derine is, we believe. tho only sure
hair grower: destroyer of dandruff and
cure for itchy scalp, and it never fails
to stop falling hair at once.
If you want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really is,rmoistcn cloth
with little Danderino and carefully
draw it. through Your hair-takiug ore
small strand at time. Your hair VIII
be soft, glossy and beautiful IN Just
Il few momcuts-a delightful surprise
awaits everyone who tries this
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Miscellaneous Euenfs

The following young girls forrni
Pc Aedificum club viii ip;rnninS a;,
fanSlp% party at tho Odeon no,f W
ttsseaf evening: Ella Boud, Ts,,boII,.
,Slbrtlu, Effio Taylor, LouejLa f'Gr!ic fI",5
pargaret Evans, Alico Gotham ioa ioa' -
P %Pe Lloyd, Pearl Evans. Rebocca Ri
4 ,Eanua is jar, Leila Cotta,n. Fra,,L;H'
3iIcgesell, Dick Willis. los" Nv
'a"dley' Esther q. Evans, Ruby Culver
lne u. ~. &. club auuounces Tho 90,
Sau dancing party Of its series. 10 L..
ep at the Odeon on Friday even,
.sS; december Is. II is the inteplion
'uo clup To make this affair one Of
II Iho"' elaborate dancing parties civ.
Ia , 5 aeason. Members of the club
~ "orK on this event arc King +. Tho
r., h9oerC Stelter, Hcrt Wunuacotf.
lottP ocnKlnson. Blaine Bowman, I'm
Eo niai!llerou, Norton Plat and Les
Mr; and Mrs. Charles Shields enter.
alnem at Il beautifully aunninfod d;r.
Va, thanksgiving dav. Covers wcrc
riI n ior Mr., and Mrs. John w. Geiger
ru ia'nli{ and Mr.. and Mrs. GEORGE +.
f'lSer and family.
w prs. = b.. Rudert entertained last
p ouneasfday afy Afternoon at 500. Her rucsis
fLou ,o,, ME- =. B. Barnett. Mrs. Edith
u uT,p'oh, Mrs. j. =. Yeuncy, Mrs. c..
Il w, Mrs. NJ: c. Manley. Mrs. t..
X Wardrop. Miss Elsie Rohn. Mis-
1frofehre Godbo, Miss Lily Meonan
~ Jennie GylenSwan, Miss Alice
4elf' Mrs, Ed Fuller aud Mrs. J. IF.
Mr aud Mrs. Elmer o, Iousen enter
'ned at Il dinner oil Sunday in honor
III Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shields and
Iughter, Miss Francis. and Miss Dora
Hcc OF tle events Of tho week inst
'aed WIS INC luncheon given by Miss
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j. Lewis, Mr.. aud Mrs. Ernest Woollcy,
Mr.. and Mrs. George H, Sims. Mrs. r.
Il. Lyman and Mrs. j. j. Mcclellan.
The hall was decorated for tho oc-
casion aud cosy corners arranged.
Punch was served by Miss Margaret
Felt aud Miss Phyllis Beer. The mem
bers Of the club are the Misses Alice
Spry. Georgina Felt, Maud Tuckfield,
Annie Horne, lrlna Sims, Vervene
Hayes, Cleone Imnd, Lucille Beer,
Lenora Ure, Vera Mariger, Vera
Mary Young.
Mr. aud Mrs. VIII HAYES enter
tanned the members Of the r. z. T..
club last Tuesday evening at their
home, when prizes wcro won by Mrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01

The ladies of the St Mark Is cathed-
raj will hold u Xmas bazaar. Thursday
aud Friday of this week in tho old
Auerbach bldg, on Main street Besides
fancy and domestic articles of oycry
description thero will DO homo made
cakes and candy for sale. Tho pleas
ing feature of tho sale Will be q jap
aneso tea room, where shoppers Will
find O. delicious and refreshing cup Of
tea. Doors will be open at 10 a. IL.
(Advcrtisement)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01

The rush IN society circles kocps
everybody pretty busy now DAYS Even
ing clothes and clean shave are reui-
larly III vogue. For "A busy society man.
Gardner s. Adams Co., can supply YOU
with Hart Scbaffner 6 Marx clothes
and Il Gillette safety razor,
(Adyertisoment).
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
H1GH-O-ME E

That's the Proper Way to
Pronounce Booths HY-
OMEI, the Famous Ca
tarrh Remedy Made from
Australian Euca lyptu s
and Other Antiseptics-
Just Breathe It.
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st. Paul's Christmas Sale.

st. Paul's guild Will hold sale of
baby clothes. handkerchiefs, aprons,
fancy articles and candy. Friday and
Saturday, December and Z. Cake sale
Saturday, Colonial theater building.
Advertisements J
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
Christmas Sale,

Ladies Of the First Presby erian
church will open their sale Dec and
Z, with tea on Friday afternoon from
. to 5. There will be on sale chill
dren g clothes, dolls and dolls clothes,
all kinds OF aprons and fancy articles,
home made candies, nlinco meat, cakes
and plum puddings. A beautiful line
Of home made rag rugs.
(Adycrtiscmeut)
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1t Banishes
Catarrh

When YOU can go TO any drug store
in any civilized community on earth
and sccure for only Sl.o0 remedy that
will quickly rid you of hawking. spit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01

Dr. Elizabeth Wismer, chiropodist,
treats all ailments Of tho feet. 725
Mcintyre binding. IS Main.
(AdVcrtisemcnt1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01

Pratt Mrs. Bennett, Mr.. Francis and
Mrs, Grow.
The G. y. G. club will entertain at
dance nj Unity hall on the evening
OF Wednesday. December IL
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mont and Miss Katherine Cross gave
another shower in her honor.
Mrs T.. y. Kaufman entertained a
few friends quite informally Friday
afternoon mt kensiugton tea for Mrs
Frank Hurt
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Baxter Of $40
North Main street entertained last
evening for Mr.. aud Mrs. w. G.. Dewey
of Nsmpa, Idaho. Thirty guests were
present.
The young girls of La Dcia club
gave u pleasant dancing party last
evening in the Twelfth Thirteenth
ward dancing hall. The affair was un-
der The patronage Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.