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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08

When the chest feels on FIRE aud the
throat burns. you have Indigestion and
Won need Herbine to get rid of the
disagreeable feeling. IT drives out bad
" digested food. strengthens the stom'
ach and purifes the bowels Priee, SOC.
Sold bv Schra mm- j ohnsou. Drugs. five
cood stores ADVERTISEMENT
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FOUND--BY CAROLINE NJ. F. ROCHE.
o5S South 4th East. city. found sl.00 in
a sack OF Husler's Flour hi061
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DIED


MORGAS-In this city. October s, 1919.
Der OF camp No. 22S. Woodmen OF the
World and woodoine circle No. 81. Women
OF Woodcraft- Remains az O'Donnel A.
Co.'S parlorT. Notice OF funeral will be
given later
CoNDIT-In this city. October :. 1914.
Leonard NJ. Condit, aged So years. The
remains are at ODonnell & Co.'S par
lors- Notice OF funeral viii be given
later.
AALLlSTER-In this cuty. October 6.
1912. Harold McAlllster. born Sep,em-
Der 70. 1919. only son OF Mr. and Mrs.
81. II. McAIlster, Jr
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COMMISSION AWARDS
PAVING CONTRACTS
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN, Oct THE city commission
in regular session tonight, awarded to the
j. r O'Nel Construction company the
contract for. paving Depot aud Mer-
chants alleys The cost will be S36S1 20.
The bond OF Or. Walter Whaen was
approved. with the American Surety COM
papy as sponsor. in the sum OF $1,000.
An ordinance was passed for issuing
$4,000 in refundng bonds December l.
1912. The bonds Will pay S, per cent in
terest and will be redeemable In twenty
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Aged Pioneer Dies.

4 iae tribune.
WI I-James HarTe- Brown pio-
go " Eun:trlllc. ton OF the lstc
SSa s'oSn. dlad this morning AZ the
49, caoEhteT. Miss Rachael Brown. at
80 Re was born at Winter Quarters
Bss. while our q tho enlr bands
wss making its why 20 Utah.
enh In lsi7 Mr. Brown rpsnt
"a We herr, residing for greater por-
ums az Huntsville. Surviving him
r,,issr'srs isurn'srs and three sons: also thirty
IN, S..u The funeral arrangements
esrn announced
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Tree Planters Warned.
special 10 The Tribune,

OGDEN, oct Acting under instructions from
tho marx commission superintendent II. Van
der shut has issued orders that all trees plant
ed In violation Of the city ordinances aud all
objectionable trees. such sG box Older Locust
Inc last two yssrb. must be removed before oc-
tobcr 30 II residents fail TO comply with thiH
,uInr in ,hc prescribed time. tho trees may
pc removed by the park superintendent snd the
cost charged TO the property ownor. THIS or
dor according To tho park system supcriutcnd-
en-, includes trees on private property ss we'll
az those on tho parklpgo along tho streets aud
oyc
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Teachers Are Considered.

~ Or. The furniture for tho tsarh-
~ II the Ogden high school. an innc-
rs year, arrived today and the room
ospsiely equipped for mcc,iugs which
u " held regularly. Tho furniture consists
Irr library table Apd twenty fou- chh'rs.
|F'-r>.b of qgsr'er-saund ook. Suporin-
'se " Mile and Prof Henry PPter-
Ia .nllfd on the decision that regular
~ inslrue,ors arc essential 10 the best
n tescol work
Elsztp' o. thr sewing room at the
- hr been Increased by the addi-
u We nsT sewing machines. These wore
neeesSasT because OF the large
y sirH taking this branch Of domostlc
D eii ,e1r.
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And IN ncoordance wfth Iow and an
order ot tho board Of directors made on
the 29th dav of Aurust, 1912 so many
shares Of each parcel Of such stock as
may be necessary. will he sold nj public
auction at the office 81 the secretary.
room 400. Felt building. Salt Lake Citv.
Utah, on the 25rd dav Of October. 1912. at
o. m. TO nav the DELINQUENT assessments
thereon. together with the costs OF adver-
tising and expenses OF snle.
F. r. COOK Secretary.
Office 4oc Felt building. Salt Lake City
has>
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Ready for Convention,
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune
OGDEN. Oct Ogden members o' the Won
ans Christian Temperance Union have made
prspsrstions 10 caro- for Severul hundred dole
ca,o. who arc expected 10 attond the twonty-
Scooad ANNUAL convention which opops here to-
evening. The seSslons VIII be held at
the First Baptist church. located on Grant ave-
uuc Just north OF tho federal building.
In addition to the regular convention pro-
grsmmo. Wednesday evening there VIII De
of Mrs L.lIiebeil Frey Mrs lulu shepherd
state presldont OF the union, will have charge
Of all convention scsslonn.
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Assault Case Called,

Special to Tho Tribune
PROVO, Oct 7,-On the opening OF the
October term Of the Fourth district court
for Utah county this morning there were
twenty-five trial Jurors In attendance.
The hrst case TO be heard was the state
Of Utah against Edward Tanner, assault
with Intent TO commit a felony, The
greater part OF the day was taken UP ia
securing a jury. The complaining wit
ness, Margureth Wauer. testified as to
the assault and the circumstances lead :
ing up 10 II. The trial Will last two days
1T 1eac
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Special 70 The Tribune.

fOCAJELlO Ida. Oct T-yors thsa OF.
hund7ed young people OF the best families ,r
The city are participating 10 the musical com.
cay. Bobby Blake to be STAGED Monday even.
l1g Inc cast includes tome OF the best vocal.
lets In the city, for ipstance-Jossph DugEan 3
rFspp Harry wilson, Robert Wa,sou' Cr.e,
Galle,. Love Williams. Mrs Allen Trapp. Mr
bateIao. Memo Rogers, Frances Whttlessy
hvilda Trapp. Rose Conrors and others o,sr
twenty choru'cr will be rendered. vish full o.
ohestra accompaniment The sSAir is staged
under the dlrectiou o. NE. and Mr.. Harvey
and it under The auspIces ot the Civic club.
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Again Wearing Blue.
, me Tribune

- oa. Tho old familiar police upi-
aff blue Will replace tho now style
ny rl,h !hc coming OF the cold vcath.
~ hylsh Grab suits were primarily for
var and roo patrulmcn. especially those
we te be on tho "graveyard' SHIFT,
- mem altogether too gauEy even tor
,s,sae'inl climate Many OF the officers
c% 10 returrecl the blue suits OF former
~ o.her have been forced 10 order
sr,1 and the change will mol go Ipfo
III al p,rolInrn are supplied.
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Divorce Is Granted,

Special To The Tribune.
PROVO, Oct, 7.-Veda Langcnba clser
has been granted an lnterocutory decree
Of divorce In the Fourth district court
here from John p. I>angenbscker, on the
ground OF desertion. The parties were
married a Evanston. Wyo.. April q, lell.
There are no children.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
ead Year for Peaches.

'"e tribune.
y ;s,,ns I.-Rsturning from ou1ahH. whore
~ w mc handling OF the peach crop.
y ,"nne' manager Of the Utah Fruit
\ 4. pleased With tho sczsou'S re
. Il s,sal standard ia DUALITY owing 10
trce,tp seAson. The peach crop was so
&.zf,, '4pst % tho Unltsa states. according
t,rs,," "oits. that tho Utah orchnrdIsis
y ttrs 10 sell their crop even at The
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Asks for New Road.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct, THE county commits
soners today received a petition from
thirty property owners asking that road
be built from the ranch OF II. II. Thomp-
son 10 the west boundary OF the county
intimary, The petition was taken under
advIsemeut.
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Draws Crowded House.
Special TO The Tribune.

'P'flAl 10 me lTiounc.
TWIN FALLS. Ida. Oct. &c. II. Martin.
ehneoate on tho Progressive ticket for governor
OF idaho. spoke 20 crowded house here this
evening at the nrrt rally OF tho Progressives.
sho recently placed full county ticket 10 The
held Or. Boyd o. ;6ts city candldAts To-
lieutenant governor. presided aad introduced the
spoakcr In strong sd6rcss. Mr Martins ai-
aress vas given over principally 10 q presenta.
tlon OF The platlorm Of The nartN-
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Dies Of Paralysis.
Special 10 The TT

BEAVER. Oct. Mrs. Mary j. Huey Rat.
cine dieh October 4. 1912. st III? Vino street.
Nishoils, Mont. OF parelysls she was born
~ Cape Town. Cape OF Good Hope. September
3S i@7. She leaves TWO sls,ers. one in Hikn
New. Mrs. r. Il Price. Nix. s. " SlAuEhto- o,
sat Lake Ci,T. and three brothers Charles p
llucy OF Los Angeles. Leonard Huey OF San
Francihoo, Walter Hucy NJ Spokane wash .
aud ar aged mother 20 MOURN her loss She
cano 10 Utah october 8. 1880
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:, ~nool Opening Delayed.

~ :" TfIbune
SSw vas not completed IN time school
tky open In the nev building OF Roy
nd 'ur looms wcro Added 20 the
ers az originally used and the school
|<,frz ,opr ieechous- Superintendent ~.
y hirs,, h ths, thc cnrotlment today
aes h,,," ,he history OF the Foy dia.
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la.
Leave for Z ,rida.

~ 'r,punc.
..s 10, Having purchased land ihe,.
d,y ~. Jamns Chase and 2 r. 5ooy
/ h,sy i,, '. CamDbcll of Garland de-
Az were scremn,n,cs % hv % tSoiS
~ " u'ah men have made .ryeral
La nso.,.n'Fn state aud are enthusiastic lc
FfA. '~s They cSpcc, 10 locate a,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Columbus Extension Mining company,
principal place Of business Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account Of
assessment No. 7 OF 2S cents per share,
levied on the 29th day Of August, 1912. tho
several amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective shareholders as fol-
iOwg.
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DOLLS FOR CHINESE.
|chdren VIII Contribute Their Part
OF American Dress.

y TO The Tribune.
;DEy, Oct. Three hundred dolls
= have been dressed by Utah girls
|kys will form an eNhltlt 10 be given
|rsrsdsy evening in connection With
|7ynans missionary meeting Of the
'Elsrian synod Of Utah, In session
\ Ibis week. The exhibit will be in
d q Miss Churchill. n teacher in the
Ehool conducted by the Presby-
y church az Canton, China,
n dolls have been prepared for the
1rs OF showing the children OF the
e school the manner OF dress In
I1. The Sunday school children of
|1slly every city and town In Utah
sn1tNbutcd TO the exhibit, which will
|frayed az The First Presbyterian
E Immediately after the close OF
|1ncd, the dolls will be packed and
"a 10 Canton In order that they may
Z here In time for the Christmas
al
y frsl session Of the synod will be
|h the Presbyterian church, corner
Vans avenue and Twenty-fourth
q Wednesday evening,
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eaaning Season Closing

'oo lribunc.
S-,."- by the end ~ this week
10, ..o, o, hif city VIII have handled
= ,ao'e tomato crop IN wober coun.
N ,sHer has been such that perhaps
<h,,I Certainly not more than ono-hols
Ia, uen VII hoSc been packed ~ no
d ms reason havo the factories boon
b,s.e sll of the tomatoes brought In
4 n-. Packers assert that until the
n '''s resulting from vet weather aud
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To Fire Opening Gun

Special to The Trouns
OGDEN Oct flames II Moyle OF Salt LiEe
Is 10 opcn tho Democratic spcaking campaign
in this civ ncyt Friday night. but further ar.
r,reamou,s as TO tho place and tlmo have not
boou completed by tho campaign committee.
bcadcd hy s S. smith. II has boep planned 10
soId NJ ls,st one meeting In zach OF the Owe
yards of the cl,y and a meeting In each OF
tho country settlements throughout tho county
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d. .SAmlnations Announced.

" y, ~ y. clayton. local ycrrr
II N, Nseen board of ci%Il .srvice OK.
ara announced examinations (or ste
n, s.peTri'er ou Soyembrr IS. 1917:
ari,.I a., rr clerical and third grade
"a blsnt'' rcrTice on February |. 1918.
"1h.s "e obtsinablc Q, tho oE-
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Leaves on World Tour.

Special 10 Tho TrIbune'
ocDry Oct 7-Charles Humphris, an Ogden
.nntraotor departed today for New York. from
,,,.L nain, he will take passage steamer
hich Ia 10 cnclrolo the globe. He crceots 10
ts .h.snt about four months.
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y santcd License to Wed.

!,diy IA marriage ilscnss v,ap
"a he-nf, "r.on VI. Mor,euscr and Miss
.aN h both OF this city. They
rnlvnt tanase By Judge ". II. Rocder
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LOST = FRENCH TOY POODLE.
child's pet. Reward Phone Wass tch
566o. nl03e
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BETTER PRINTING

Than we do can't be done. Ceutur,
Printing Co., 55-57 Postoffice place.
ADVERTISEMENT
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TAILOR MADE CoRsETs

DIR. Z. II, CoNGoR, SUCCESSOR TO
Tr. J. w. Ewin, 7lS Kenrns bldg. Was
e32. Open evenings. TO .; Sundays. 10
q. m. to p. m h1o3I
MRS MANN, SPIREILA CORSETS
win not break or rust; guaranteed Hy-
land 30es-J. $50 East 7th South gefol
MRS. NJ. HAYES. SPIREII.A CORSETS,
one year guarantee ESQ w. Bird No.
Wasatch 25S0-J. hl0Js
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Home Talent In Comedy.

outcome ard states that he !s no. prepared
TO make Sny prediction.
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LADIES' AND GENTS TAILOR

G. ". HUrIL e2s CONSTITUTION
building. opposite z. c, NJ. I. Your owp
material made up. hl3f
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ROSS STAMP OF 7s7 sRD EAST FOUND
a second dollar In a sack of Huslers
Flour, Lucky to And good -four and good
money, too hlo69
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MRS. W. B. ANDREW OF - STREET
found $l.0o In sack OF Huser's Flour.
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MRS. JOS. LYNN OF isi TRUMAN
ave. found sl.00 In a sack Of Husier.s
Flour hl0I6
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MRS. CONRAD KOELLIKER or 7s5
Bird ave found 800 In sack OF Hus-
ler's Flour hiOiI
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MRS. ]. F. JONES OF $50 NORTH sTH
West found 500 in sack OF HuslerS
Flour. hlO13
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MRS. r. ". FREw OF IA NORTH 3RD
West. city, found s1.o0 In sack OF
Husler's Flour hl073
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MRS. ELSIE RICHES OF BOX 1sS. 18TH
East and 18th South, found sl.oo In a
sack Of Huslers Flour. hl01s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08

MRS. THEO. NYSTROM. 322 iTH AVE.
found sl.00 In a sack OF Husler's Flour.
hl07i
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MRS. j. r. RITTER s22 IND AVE.
found 800 In a sack OF Husler's Flour;
hl07s
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MRS. W. F. NESLEN OF 315 End AVE.
city. found sl.oo In sack of Huslsrs
Flour hl"so
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ROSS STAMP OF 76T 3RD EAST FOUND
500 in sack OF Husler's Flour. hl0es
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OLD FEATHERS

MADE INTO WILLOW PLUMES.
combings made into switches. 10e so.
md East. f5l1
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MRS. H. COwBURN OF 44e NORTH
9Th West found sl.oo in sack Of Hus-
ler's Flour hl07i
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MRS. II. D. GOODYEAR, 1926 DENVER
St. found s1-o0 In sack Of Husler's
Flour. hi0I0
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CUT FLOWERS
MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs
LOST AND FOUND

BAY HORSE WEIGHT 1000 LBS. AND
high wheeled, rubber tired buggy, with
yellow running gears; liberal reward for
return 10 McCoy's livery stable, rear 80
West 2nd South.
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WHERE TO STOP.

LINCOLN HOUSE. IS EAST iST So;
ESQ rooms: rates soc. &0c and 5oc.; mod
ern; baths, l5c- pl333
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LOST-GOLD BRACELET, AMETHYST
h3s7
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Court.

Judge Horner disposed of considerable
business at session of court on Thursday
morning.
Judge Horner made some remarks on
the authorization by the Board of Free
holders of the purchase of an automobile
for the use of the sheriff in serving legal
papers, and the county detective in trans
porting criminals to Trenton, inmates to
the asylum, and other necessary uses.
The court said 1t did not approve of con-
stables using this machine for Joy rides,
but If any officer had legitimate use for
the car, he could easily get in touch with
the sheriff. Heretofore transportation to
the asylum had cost about So by carriage
and IS by automobile, the conveyances
being hired. Judge Horner gave notice
that no more bills for automobile hire
would be paid unless the hiring was au-
thorized by either the court or the county
solicitor.
Samuel Fenton, of Columbus, convicted
of stealing horse and wagon belonging
to James K. Smith, farmer, from shed
at Bordentown, and whose case had been
laid over for investigation, came up for
sentence.
The court addressed the defendant thus:
s'Fenton. am going to take the most
charitable view Of this matter that can.
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Columbus.

NJ. E. Magee. of South Amboy, was
calling on friends last Sunday.
Miss Clara Obert has been spending the
past week with relatives at Asbury Park.
The regular monthly meeting of the
w. q. L. U. was held at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Stevenson. About
fifty members attended the meeting and
enjoyed the hospitality of the host and
hostess after the business session, In par
ticipating of ice cream and cake.
The annual school meeting for the
election of three members of the Board of
Education is to be held next Tuesday
evening, March 10Th. L. N Prentice,
who has been member of the Board for
IL years consecutively, will retire from
the Board and declines to be candidate
for reelection. The voters will be asked
to appropriate So, 500 for school purposes
for the ensuing year and the Board will
ask permission to sell the TaYlor's Grove
school property. which has been out of
commission for several years and which is
being carried away piecemeal by some
unknown parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Atkinson were ten
dered surprise reception at their home
last Saturday evening, the occasion being
the 10Th anniversary of their marriage.
Relatives and friends to the number of
100 gathered at their home and actually
swamped the genial couple with con
CALCULATIONS accompanied by scores of
useful silver presents that will leave a
lasting remembrance of their informal
visit. The old homestead echoed and re-
echoed with the merry jestings of the
company until the wee small hours, and
after partaking of an elegant and welcome
repast surreptitiously prepared in advance
by members of the family in the absence
during the day of Mr.. and Mrs Atkinson,
reluctantly took their departure for home
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Yerkes and family of Pointville:
John Yerkes, Camden, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Olyphant, of Florence; Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Atkinson, Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Atkinson, New Egypt;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Poinsett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs. L. N.
Prentice, Miss Alma Prentice, Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus Hill, Miss Ada Hill, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. N. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Bryant, Miss Ruth Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ephraim Dull, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dull.
Miss Mamie Dull, Miss Mabel Dull, Mr..
and Mrs, Charles Albright, Miss Lorraine
Albright, of Columbus; Mrs. Charles De-
vinney, Juliustown; Miss Olive Resell,
Miss Bertha Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. r Y
Atkinson, Elwood Taylor and many others.
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T Y PHOID
HoUsEHoLDERs CAUTIONED

Typhoid fever is prevalent. Thorough
ly boil all water and milk used for drink
ing; all water used for cleansing uncooked
estables and all used in brushing the
teeth. Purify the waste pipes, sinks and
closets with Platt's Chlorides. Places
where disease germs may develop, hooks
behind plumbing and all spots that can't
be reached by the scrubbing brush should
be freely sprinkled with a mixture of one
% part Platt's Chlorides and ten (10)
parts of water. Do not neglect q liberal
sprinkling of the cellar. To remove OBJ
jectionable odors where sprinkling Is in
advisable, keep cloth or sponge moisten-
ed with the dilution mentioned. A little
extra care just now may prevent much
sickness and expense. Platt's Chlorides is
an odorless, colorless liquid disinfectsnt
which instantly destroys foul odors and
disease breeding matter and is sold by all
druggists.
Book with sanitary Information mailed
free on writing to AZ Cliff street, New
York
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OF CANDIDATES FOR
Ia TEACHEks, CERTIFICATES.

l.
Burlington county applicants for teachers
certificates should present themselves at
Captain James Lawrence School, burlington,
n. j., on the last three Saturdays in April,
18th, Goth and Nth. Morning Sc ssions Will be-
gin al g. Is and afternoon sessions at l.l5.
Many changes have been made in the rules
and regulations concerning teachers cert1h-
Gates, and therefore, each candidate for GER
tificate should apply to the county super1n-
tendent for a copy of the latest edition (l9l2)
of said rules, also for copy of Form l48.
Special attention is called to Rules 2. IL, IL,
10, Is, %, and to the order of examinations as
found on pages q and %, also to the follow ng
changes: Civics is no longer required for
Limited Elementary Certificate. Ctvics is re-
quired for Permanent Elementary Certificate.
School Management takes the place OF
Theory and Practice of Teaching. Element
airy Algebra remains the isame in name but
greatly enlGrges its scope, continuing through
quadratics.
HERMAN A. STEES,
County Superintendent.
Address communications to Mount Holly.
Office telephone, 32s-Y, Mount Holly. Home
telephone, $751;, Beverly.