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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-14
GROCERY SPECIAL

-
BEST SOFT-SHEI.b WALNETS. LIE.
2Oc; pkgs. Grape Nuts. 25c: 2 lbs
cranberrlcs, 25c lbs. dates, 25c: lbs
Jonathan apples. 2oc; good oranges. doz,,
lJc: lbs, sweet potatoes, l5c; kraut
H.. &c; split peas, ID. sc; Christmas toys.
price: good mixed nuts. lb. 15c 5 cans
strawberry jam, 25c; Brazil nuts, Ib. loo
lbs. best peanuts. 25c: 2 pkgy. Carna-
ton Wheat or Oat Flakes foI. f5c: best
creamery butter. 35c: lbs, eastern
cheese, t5c; good cocoa. ID. 25c: s largo
cans milk. 2oc; Cream Of Wheat, l5c; 3
pkgs. Corn Flakes 15c; cltsup. bottle &c !;
high patent -four, S1.05; straight grad o
flour. 800; Gernade, sack, soc; IL bars
soap, 25c; tai can salmon. 1oc: Q pkes.
rHisins, Zoe; 2 cans corn, 15c: lbs dried
prunes, 25c: 6s lard S0c los 81 80: 16 lbs.
sugar, S1.oo; new mincemeat, h., l0c !;
bologna. ID, 10c; pineapple. can. l0c; Lip
toms yellow label tea. H.. soc: 9 pkgs
creamery butt-T. soc; ? plsgS mincemeat.
loc; doz. good eggs, soc: citron and
lemon peel. 2oc; : lbs Sultana rasns.
2Sc Chicago Store, lis w, First South.
miJIJ
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Utah.
I'm the matter of William H. Oblad
paBkrupt.-No. IAN In bankruptcy.
Petition for discharge.
TO the Honorable John A. Marshall.
Judge OF the District Court OF the United
States for the District OF Utah:
William H. Oblad OF Salt Lake City, in
tho county OF Salt Lake and state Of
Utah. IN said district, respectfully repre-
scnts that on tho 18th day of May
last past. he was duly adjudged bank
rupt under the acts OF Congress relating
10 bankruptcy; that he has duly surren-
dered all his property and rights OF prop
erty. and has fully complied with all the
requirements OF said acts and OF the or
ders OF the Court touching his bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore. ne prsya that he may be
decreed by the Court 10 have full dis
charge from all debts provabio against his
estate under said bankrupt acts. except
such debts as are excepted by Law from
such discharge.
Dated this 18th day OF December a. ID.
1912, WILLIAM II. OBLAD,
Bankrupt
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FUNERAL NOTICES.


ERNH1St'L.-Funcral services over Inc
body of Mrs. Jane Z. Bernhlscl, who
died December r. at 23S West Fifth South
street, will be held at the residence ~
her daughter. Mrs. il. *. Nicholson, ab'
IL. beginning at Il O'clock. Friends IN
yited, 1ntcrment in C!ty cemetery
URii-Funeral services over the body OF
James w. IRE, who died December 10,
Will be held at the Assembly hall on
Sunday. December 10. beginning nj 1a;l1
p. m. The remains may bc viewed at
the family residence, S64 West First
South street. between 10 and ! u m. ON
the day Of funeral. Friends Invited. In
tcrmcnt In city cemetery.
BAL.f1-Funcral services over The body oi
Mary t. Ball, infant daughter Of Reuben
and Frances Fall Of Mcrcur, Utah. VIII be
held AT the s. NJ. Taylor g. co. chapel
saturday, December lS. beginning AT :
p Friends Invited, Interment in
Mount Olivct cemetery.
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Narrowly Escapes Death.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
POCATELLO. Ida, Dec. 1S.-Assistant
Yardmaster Al Breeze of the Oregon
Short Line here narrowly escaped death
today w thc yards. While standing in
front OF door OF a box car being
switched. a barrel of oil In tho car over
turned rolled agalnst the door. broke Il
from its hinges snd fell on top OF Nv
Breeze. Hc was knocked unconscious
and remained SO for some time AS a
result, he is badly bruised. but no bones
were broken. II the internal Injuries arc
not 100 series Breeze will soon be able
TO be around again.
The physicians In attendance are at a
loss TO understand how he escaped death
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CALIFORNIA OFFICERS
WANT CAPTAIN EAL.S

According TO n telegram received by
Chief of Police r, f. Grant last night. an
officer Is on the way here from San
Francisco 10 get Captain Peter Eals the
veteran police chief OF Cripple Creek.
who was arrested Thursday night by
Detectives W. c. Geese and Herbert
Lcichter.
Eals, who is 6s years of age. Is said 10
hc wanted In the coast city on IL charge
az defrauGing George W. Henry OF Mo-
desto, Cal, OF $500. on fake plan TO
organize a company for the manufacture
Of medicine for which the former police
chief is said to have represented that he
had the formula. lie fell into the hands
Of the Salt Lake detectives because Of
alleged suspicious actions when calling
for his mall at the general delivery win
dow of the postoffice. The detectives
got mis- name and found that he was
listed in circular Of men wanted. 4
telegram To San Francisco brought the
requnat that he be held,
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.

ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
District Of Utah
ON this 18th day Of December =. y,
1919, on reading the foregoing petition.
II is ordered by the Court. that a hear
ing be had upon the same ON the $lst
day Of December. A. u. 1912. before said
Court at Salt Lake City in said dis
trlct. al ten o'clock in the forenoon; and
that notice thereof be published In the
Salt Lake Tribune. A newspaper printed
in said district. and that all known cred =
itors and other persons in interest ma y
appear at the said time and place and
show cause if any they have, why the
prayer OF the said petitioner should not
be granted.
And IL is further ordered by tbo Court.
that the Clerk shall send by mali TO all
known creditors copies Of said petition
and this order. addressed TO them ut
their places OF residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable John a Mar
shall. Judge OF the said District Court,
and the seal thereof at Salt Lake City,
In said district. OH tho 18th day OF Deem
bcr. a. ID, 1912.
Attest.
JERRoLD n. LETCHER. Clerk.
(5eal OF Court) m1J70
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DIED

JACkSON-At Pjucher Creek, Alberta.
Canada December II. 1919, a. NJ. Jack
son, mother OF Harry jackson az Ahi
North Eighth West street. tha city.
horn July s. lsIe. in England. The re
mains VIII arrive here in salt Lake sun
day in the care of Joseph w. Taylor.
Notice OF funeral later.
BAt'C;IiMhN--In this city, December 10.
faIe, Joe BauShmsn. In his siHtloth
year The funeral services will bo held
this Saturday afternoon at . clock
from the Qualtroueh- AlIcott funeral par
lors. 5ii South Main street. Intcrmcnt
CITY cpuptery
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Mrs. ]. K. Perkel is Dead.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. Dec, 13.-Mrs. Johanna IS.
Perliel. wife of George w. Perlzel died
this morning at the family home. ~ West
First North street, of blood poisoning.
She was e5 years of age, a ma tive OF Den
mark. She lis survived by one child. n
husband and other relatives. Funeral
services will be held in the Fourth ward
meeting house Sunday, commencing at
u noon.
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FRANCHISE TERMS ACCEPTED.
Oren1 Interests Expected to Oppose Peti
ton OF w. C. Alexander and Others.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. Dec. 13.-The city commission
in session today received and ordered
fled the acceptance OF the terms OF the
franchise recently granted to w. G.
Orem for a street railway in this city.
communication was also received
from Henry J. Moore. attorney for the
W. G. Orem interests. asking that the
hearing on the petition from W. G. Alex
apder ct al. for a franchise for an cleo
trio railroad in this city be postponed un-
Ill December 90, when, Moore states. he
wishes 10 be heard on the matter.
1t IS said that the granting of fran
chise to Alexander and others will be op-
posed by the Orem interests
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State News
JAMES KING DIES. AGED 90.
Pioneer Farmer OF Provo Bench Sue
cumbs to Infirmites Of Old Age.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, Dec. 13.-James King, one Of
the early settlers. died today at his home
on Provo Bench or old age and general
debility He was born in England in 1928
and came 10 Utah In the early days, He
was one Of the first 10 take up land on
Provo Bench, the present fruit producing
section OF the county. He had lived
there since. Decedcnt had no near rela-
tives az far as known here. Funeral
services will be held in the Third ward
meeting house at p, IN, Sunday.
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NUMBER OF DENTISTS
STEADILY INCREASES

Forty five dental licenses were granted
during the two wears Just ending. and
eight applicants Were denied licenses, ac-
coriln- 10 the biennial report OF the state
board OF dental examiners filed with Gov
crnor Sprv Yesterday. The report shows
that during the period covered the board
held eleven formal meetings and conduct
ed eight examinations.
The receipts OF the board we're s21 So
and disbursements aggregated lo.2o
which leaves si62 61 on hand December |.
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Croupy Coughs and Wheezy Colds.

The quickest, simplest way to rid the
children OF dangerous croupy coughs
and wheezy, stuffy colds is 10 give them
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It
gives almost instant relief and stops
cough promptly. It soothes and heals,
contains no opiates--Sehramn,, J ohnson
Co. advertisement y
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Rock Falls on Hand,

Special 20 The Tribune
PARK CITY, Dec. lG.-GcorEc Lee. a
workman In the Ontario drain tunnel.
was standing with his hand resting on
top OF car this morning when a bIg
rock fell and crushed three fingers so
badly that amputation will probably be
NECESSARY.
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WEATHER STRIPS

WEi1G11lER~ ~sTRfPS 70 KEE5.iP7 0G7T TIE
cold al Rivers Bros. % West 3rd So
k5627
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The members Of the Salt Lake City
Firemeu's Relief association desire to
express through your valuable paper
their appreciation of the generous sup
port given them by tho people Of Salt
Lake City upon the occasion Of their
fifth annual ball, held at the Odeon
hall Friday. December G. 1912. 1u be-
half Of the s. l.. G., i. r. Assn.
ANDREW EIKREM, Sccy.
Advertisement
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HOTELS

ALBANY HOTEL--MODERN. STEAM
heated rooms; prices rca asona BILE. Sec
ond South and Fifth West, ". $500.
I,aso
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Too Many Beggers.

Special 10 The Tribune
PARK CITY, Dec. i%.-Park City is
simply being infested with all sorts Of
beggars. fortune tellers and gypsics An
effort Will be made TO have the council
order them expelled.
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FOR RENT

For Rent-Houses Fu,,,s!
sI>- -r--"~~~~-.-Do.o.-,1 ul
eGI-RooM y HOUSE. MoDrpS 4
in' Apply D. A. Swan 80 Y q
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ROWLING ALLEYs.

.--->-~----O~~~-~--~ ri Oh
WINDSOR BOWLING r. ~ fy
Main. l'ri2cs each "e'n
high scores.
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DR.ESSMAKING
LIVERY STABLE

-, .GE5
MCOY STABLES, CAkh kIS, ~
Iieat livery horses bous"'
Phone 81.
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ATTORNEYS
VACUUM CLEANbM

.r,,,t i1U
RENT 4 "SANTO" VACe uhh -
e. and ne convinced before ,,t M
cleaner at any price. stc"s"
Co.. Was, $50.
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

- --N-~~->~~----~--~-----~-~-~
HOME PAPER CLEANING co. BEST
work: experienced men; prices yirbt
oe,I,e, ,- Ou.al paper store. dSl1s
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JAPANESE GOODS

~--~-~--~-~-~-~-~ ,.jD Il
Z. AIl[hNgA. DEALER ~ ~
ter OF Japanese dry soo'''
323 South Main.
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LADIES' TAILORING

!
! dawson & MEIER, FINE TAILORING; :;
| alterations 4 specially. l36 w. 2nd
South. rnl3o3
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LOST AND FOUND

II q u y - - POCkETBOOk WITH
money. Apply at 61j2 Mercantile blk
MI 6S8
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The Tribune is superior III all resp
1t pays to keep posted
To know what profitable business chances
arc at hand.
To know what renting opportunities arc
offered
To know what realty is for sale or exchange
10 know what good jobs are available.
To know where and when and how to Sc
euro the better grade of workers for every
line Of endcavor.
To know what home servants are TO he had
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bodied unmarried men between ages of
IS and 30: citizens OF United states OF
good character and temperate habits.
who can speak, read and write English
ianEuasc. For Information apply TO re-
rruitlnG officer. Walker bank bldg..
Main and End SO. sts., Salt Lake CITY.
Utah m97S
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THE WANT COLUMNS ARE SCAN
ned by thousands, many Of whom are
prospective purchasers
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ABLE BODIED MEN WANTED FOR
thc L. S. marine corpr. between the
ages OF 10 and 50. Must ne native born
Or have ;irst papcrs. Monthly pay sl5 TO
Se'. Additional compensation possible.
food. clothing. quarters ana medical at
tendance free. After 30 wears service can
retire with 10 per cent OF pay and allow
anccS. Service on board ship and ashore
IN all parts of the world, Apply at u. >.
Marine Corrs Recruiting Office. 16S Main
ST Salt I,,Isn -ifv T-Iol, mix
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CLEANING AND DYEING


MY EES CLEANING & DYEING co
'arlnents insured. Superior work.
l.rompt auto delivery. Three phones
2,l. 80. 99o. lii-l6 r. Broadway, n7sG
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Wanted to Buy.


WANTED TO BUY-5-ROOM MODERN
bungalow. east side; 401 Il. 3rd South.
ml569
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TRIBUNE WANT ADS Pull L.
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help.

NO. ] SOLICITORS WITH REFER
cnces for well advertised proposition,
Big commission and permanent w,ort Tor
right rncn; Unless you haVo made good
do not call SEQ Mr. Meyer, Triouno'
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WANTED
Miscellaneous.


FREE SOUVENIR.
We will present 10 each OF our Gus
toners, for limited time, an up-to-date
Match Safe, latest pattern.
MONARCH SHOE REPAIE CO.
Il T. Second South. Phone Was. 3OoS.
mlG1S
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Tribune Leads All Others in Want Advertisn

ects, Keep in touch with affairs.
TO know how TO secure the return or /,
articles.
To know Of opportunities for excIlap,;n.
TO know how to turn obsolete and de-
household articles into cash.
TO know how to obtain roomcrs or bo. !,
or rent n room,
TO know how TO put your finger q, /
pulse Of business and secure direct, 6rst.b,
information as TO what is most needed ~ =,
essential, in the world OF affairs.
TO gain all these facts-Make use or =
Tribune want columns.
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PLUMBING NG-ELECTRIc WORK
TAILORS

>o->'"@~ r---@-0-o ~----@~~"~~~-~O~-~~~>~
ROSEl.b, TIE TAILOR 10 SO STATE.
Suits and ovcrcoats from $40 up
Ei5Ss
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CHIROPRACTORS
FURNITURE REPAIRING


w. WILLIAMS & son. 1866 y ST. WAS.
1345-W. tphois,erlns, chairs rocaued
Oh 7.
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Wanted-To Rent.

WANT0D-THREE OR FOUR ROOMS,
we'll furnished for light housekeeping
stale terms; must oc reasonable. Address
AL Tribune. mi3S1
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OPTICAL PARLORS

j. EuG. HARRISON. oPTOMTTEIST
Drops are not used 2Ot TemrIrfnn
I'e. EgN05
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNES

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. Il.
Mckenzie. Display yards, ii2 So State.
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1T is AN EASY MATTER TO TURN
the Wants to account--iust stop and
think for n rnonent what YOU need most
then put the Wants TO work for you.
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SEWING MACHINES


WE SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALI,
makes. 100 state Wasatch 1905
d3t1s
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TO DO YOUR TPHCLSTERING AND
mattress remakinG. Utah Bedolpg
Mfg Co. Phone 2S3 b2O2
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LADIES' AND GENTS TAILOR


G. ". HUHf>. 226 CONSTITUTION
building opposite II, G. NJ. l. Your own
in0lerlal made ND. hf2i
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CHINESE HERBS


/, So WOO, 2&5 WEST IND SOUTH.
all diseases cured with his celebrat-
ed Cnlnese rcmedles, hi2G
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HAIR GOODS
CUSHIONS. UPHoLsTERING

~~-~-~-~~-~~~-o~~~-o--o~
AND SPRINGS RE-
paired Salt Lake Mattress u Mfg Co.
Phone 329o, pt555
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TRIBUNE BECAUSE
The evening world., 1912-11-06
Spirits for Rheumatism

The use Of spirits in the treatment Of
rheumatism mas proved an innovation
among the medical profession. when
mixed with certain other ingredients and
taken properly II 10 said to Be an al.
most infallibis cure for rhsumatism and
baokaehs. Here 10 the formula: From
your druggist set one ounce OF Toris
compound Tin ORIGINAL sealed paekass)
and one ounce Of syrup Of esrsapsrilla
compound. Take these two inGrsdisnts
homo ana put them into . half Plat Of
gooA whisksy. Shake the bottle and take
. tablespoonful before each meal and at
bed time" Results come Immediately.
II your drusgtst does not have Torts
compound In stock he will get Il In .
few hoursfrom his Wholesale house. Don't
BE- influenced TO take some patent med :
ioins instead Of this. Insist on having
the genuine Toris compound in the original
one ounce ssaisd yellow package.
SORE FEET, Corna Caiiousss, Bun.
Ions. Frost Bites, Aching and swsaty
Feet. A spoonful Of cslocids In The foot
bath gives instant RELIEF. Oct IS. tsz
st any drug store. 'H
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News Oddities


Armaseddon frontpa of
Johnsons his HI
smbalmng
Grapefruit introduced
by
q
more ian one rum
Msrsh Ahearn
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For Women-6Sl Styles from Twenty-Five
Makers
Makers

In England. Switzerland. Germany
and the United States,
Sriss underwear has acquired repu-
tation that clears our shelves Of it
long before the Winter il over de-
spite the fact that we order more Of
it each year.
1t is made different from ordinary
productions. the yarns are stronger.
il wears better. sizes are larger.
buttons are added not to be found
on other underwear. reinforcing 10
had where necessary. Many Of tho
merino wool. and silk and merino
styles are SSs,onsssd 10 b smshnnk-
sNs. 76c to e5.
Our tailor made underwear l. mads
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For Men-3OS Styles from Twenty Makers

in France. England. Germany and
our United States-twenty out Of
hundreds. In them the best obtain
able yarns. Proportion and dimen-
sions Of each size carefully determ-
ined with view to proper fit.
From England. q fine assortment
Of shirts and drawers in unshrink-
able oil wool. or silk and wool. and
balbriggan.
From Francs. shirts and drawers
Of balbriggan and unshrinkable me-
rino.
From Germany. shirts and drawers
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Of silk or silk mixed. some German
linen mesh is imported by the piece
and made up into garments here to
sell at $3.50 q garment.
America makes for us shirts end
drawers Of cotton. mercerised cotton,
merino and. all-wool. also combine,
ton suits. perfect fitting Of cotton,
mercerised cotton. silk and wool.
wool and mercerized merino or silk.
Prices range from soc for balbrissan
shirt or drawers to Sla for . COM
bination suit Of silk.
Burlington Arcade floor, New Bldg
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AERIAL YACHTSMAN
WILL GO CRUISING.
David Mccullough Has the Requi.
site Money and Sporting
Blood.

The nrst aerial yAchtsman" has
arrived. He II David Mccullough. a
wealthy young man Of Newport. Pa.
Recently. becoming interested In the
prediction that the hydroaeroplane
would open = new and thrilling held
70 yaohtsmsn. he Investigated tho pos
sibilitiss OF the SPORT He went to
HAmmondsport. N. T., and saw the
new Curtias dyans boat Then he Or
dsrsd one and II 10 now being built for
him.
HIS machine win carry three PAS
sauOsrs. Its spssd. - estimated. will
b dfty-fvs miles an hour. The en-
gins win have starting device ana
Q mu6lsr. and the boat will carry the
regulation lights and anchor.
Mccullough - already planning q
cruise for next summer. and two OF
HE sportsmsn friends have promised
10 accompany him.
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in America. and with the possible
exception Of one number or two Il
confined to this store. For this
tailor-made underwear we discarded
one Of our best styles, because . year
ago we found. by careful examina-
ton, that the onc-one or fine stitch
tailor-made was far better.
Tailor-made material is laundesed.
and shrunk before being made up.
90 that the garments will always
retain their clean. new. fresh appear
ance after repeated launderings. and
will not shrink.
SOC for cotton vests or drawers TO
1895 for merino combination suits.
Main floor. New Stewart Building.
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Torkins. Hes far too considerate for
that. Poor fellow stays away by the
hour for fear he'll make . noise
around the house and keep the baby
awake"
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WOMAN Mo AtWAtO Deg
hAARpGRIn,

0sAr Aadnni NJ ahnrps - u,oA.
IN wosnan % . baabariAa bsoaS.e -
INJURED = part6al nudity 10 ebsurd.
why should anosthing 6ssutifW b
completely oooeeAlsdf Tue anDver h
enas dispiy causes Q DESIRE 10 possees.
This 10 truA Thieves look upon JSvSlG
with no thought Of their beauty, but
only OF how they can steal them. Yet
thers are many psrsons who can ad-
mire jewels without thinking of theft
THOSE who cannot are not desirable
ciusens. ana, while some concession
should be made TO their weak intsl.
lcots. no ono would say thst . diamond
sunbuyst should bs kept siwayo on
OF Aght TO b looked At only By IA,
owner. Who would want Q Diamond
sunburDt under such conditional
To hamper the body 10 10 hsmpss
the mind" In addition to natural an.
advantages, which. by the way. a..
much less noticeable in animals ent
savsges, the female OF the so-osliet
civnised races has been hampsrsd an<
made miserable and helpless BY fool
ish clothes. imposed upon her BY th,
admiration and selection OF man
Weaker and weaker che has grown II
body and mind. till she has actual,
como to believe in this heathsnisi
idolatry
To wear short hair 10 immodest, I,
move freely IL imnodest. to DO anythin,
that suggests strength or independents
II immodest. Tho soft, yielding, docile
fiuffy. sweet. innocent. unhealthy dop
has been crammed down her poo,
throat ana the gag strapped on b,
all the old woman ana parson precspt
| of which modern civilization IN DOM
posed, or, rather, decompooed
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