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Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-11
IRRIGATION DISTRICT
To PROCEED AFTER
JUDGES DECISION

1t can be pretty definitely stated now
that so soon as the decision expected
in the near future from Judge Bordwell
of Los Angeles is handed down the
directors of Imperial irrigation district
will begin work to secure ownership
Of the property Of the California De-
Nelopment company in California.
AT the meeting Of the district direc-
Tors Yesterday, Judge IIaines advised
them that when the expected decision
IS rendered he Will consider it neccs-
sary, in the light Of the decision of the
supreme court. for the district to IA
once take steps to acquire the plant
Iy condemnation or otherwise, thus
carrying out the plan for which Busi-
ness Manager George l.. Melton has
been contendng.
This proposal was endorsed by the
directors. who Instructed the secre-
tary TO begin negotiations looking to I
compromise Of the various claims
against the California Development
company. contingent on the District ac-
quiring lie canal system.
Ii il considered ny the attorney AMI
lie directors that the decision in III"
Thayer ease has tied the hands of the
mutual companies to such q degree
that il is made imperative that thA
property be now acquired without de
lay.
1t was also decided by the board 10
combine the office Of district assessor
and tax collector at the expiration of
this term. March 1, and notice was
ordered published that the district
election would be held February >. At
that election there will be directors 20
choose from Imperial, Holtville and
CaleXico and an assessor and treasurer
will also be chosen.
A verbal petition to The board for an
appropriation Of district funds to in
duce congress to make an approprla-
ton to control tie Colorado river was
presented by l.. i. Thomas, r. ID. Nc
Pherrin and Allen Kelly Of Imperial.
Representatives We're present from
all the towns of the valley TO urge that
this use of district money be made.
w. B. Raymund on behalf of the
Arizona and California river regulation
commission, urged the matter of the
appropriation on the board.
r. E. White thought if such use of
district money was made there should
be some string tied to it and the money
paid out from time to time as found 10
be needed.
MIR. Carroll Of Los Angeles and A. ;.
Fell thought the direct appropriation
should be made.
r. e. Wills Of Brawley thought the
valley should not hold back.
w. ]. Seat of Holtville thought more
is needed.
Mr.. Stahl of Brawley said that an
itemized statement OF the expenditures
should be made to the board.
NJ. w. Conkling Of El Centre was
in favor Of the appropriation.
Mr.. Palmer Of Brawley said the dis
trict should take immediate steps in
the matter.
Supervisor Clark expressed himself
IN favor Of the appropriation.
c.. H. Eckert Of Holtville said lie
thought there should be more Of an
campaign.
Bales o. Walker expressed himself
in favor Of the appropriation.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-11
No. oa5o.

No. $3.50.
KEP0RT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FtRST NATIONAL BANK At EI.
CENTRIC. IN THE STATE OF CALI
E0RNiA. At THE CLOSE OF BCSI-
NESS. NOVEMBER rs. 1922
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts ........S S2S5, ,839.S6
oyerdrafts' secured and un- -ooo.-
& secured ...-.............. 13, ,SS4.41
L. $. bonds to secure circu-
lation .................... 100000
savings ......... 100000 100000
Other bonds to secure postal
savings ...:...... 100000 100000
Bonds. Securities, etc. ...... 27,OO0.0O
fixtures ,:,,..::...:...... 9,152.74
reserve agents. .-......-.. 1o,399.74
agents .i.,.,............ rr s3,2s7O1
Checks and other cash items 3,S23.93
Exchanges for clearing house 4.3SS.33
banks ....'.-.....'..o.t. 27.435.Oo
nickeis and cents ...,.,: I'M, 267.37
Lawful money reserve in
Specie ...........-......... $4,000
Redemption fund with U. s
culati3n5 .i....e.,....... 2,25O0o
Total Observation-Disclosures. $3.50, ,SS1.45
Capital stock paid in .......S 100000
Surplus fund ............... 90
Undivided profits, less
penses and taxes paid. 10,554.20
National bank notes out
standing .-............... 100000
Due to state and private
banks and bankers ...... 6,72294
Due to approved reserve
Individual deposits subject to
check ............... 406, ,S3S.72
Demand certificates of de-
post 6,1I944
Time certificates of deposit. 2,6394S
Certified checks ............ 5,21401
Cashiers checks outstanding 5,14693
Postal savings deposits ..... 1,15269
state of California, County Of Imperial,
IS: gl..
I, J. ". Wachtel, Jr., cashier of the
above named bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
J. v. WACHTEL, Cashier.
Correct-Attest:
B. SALAMON,
FRANKLIN ]. COLE,
SAML- w. DUNAWAY.
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 11th day Of December, 1912
Notary Public.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-11
Vessels Collide

LONDON, Dec. tO.-The British
cruiser csnturia cOllided today with
an unidentified ship in the channel
sending her TO the bottom. The Cen
turia was beached with her bows
smashed. A heavy fog prevailed at
the time. No survivors from the lost
ship have been found. IL was a big
vessel and TIE Centuria's officers think
the loss of life was heavy.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE ersey COW. age 4 years,
fresh about Dec. 2S; bay mare, age 4,
weight about 1850. ]. z. EATETNS, tent
house, Grant & Emerson, Calexioo.
x191
WANTED-Position as housekeeper in
city or outside. Inquire COS HOLT
AV. f1q4
WANTED-C Cattle to pasture on barley
pasture. Inquire of c. PYLE, 4 miles
west Of Calexico. C. A. PYLE 191
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-11
Fine Rcsidence for snle

One of the finest homes in the cit,
is offered for $45OO, half cash, wei
adapted for boarding house, close in.
Is too large for present owner In
quire at Press office or of any real
estate agent.-Advertisem
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-11

We advance $50 bale on cotton con-
signments without interest. Daily Bros
& Gage, Ell Centre, Cal. Phone Main
6.-Advertisem
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-11
Don't FORGET

Kelly keeps the best of everything
In his line-ornamental stock, garden
and flower seeds, bulbs, ETC., alfalfa
seed the best ever. Kelly's Nursery
west of ffice.-Advertisement
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-11
Mime IspIn,ar

Beauty specialist, at Oregon Hotel, 9
a. m. to l p. m. Ladies' Toggery / D.
m. to p. m.-Advertisement1 1872
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-11

Don't fail to see Don, the Equine
Spy" at the l.. & 6. tonight.-Adver-
tiSement.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-11
For the T,nuieS

New suits. cloaks and dresses at the
Ladies' Toggery-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-11
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hcndrickson, Mr.
and Mrs Charles Anderson. Mrs j. 3.
Chalk. Mrs. James Chalk and Miss Eva
Tuttle.
'rhe Royal NeiGhbors were entertained
during the week by Mrs. r. g. p. Nor
man, Mrs. Carl Goldbrsnsen and Mrs,
john Jorgenscn.
Saturday evening relatives and friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Christensen were en- :
tertained by MIR. and Mrs. Leni EHce at
dinner.
Mics Allie Dali entertained at the
home OF Mr., and Mrs. Lch! Ence In hepor
Of Mrs, Leo Christensen. Those present
were the McsJames Lehi Ence. Maud
Graham. Mable Larsen. Burnetta Chalk.
sss ssT ss Nee ps Jossph a aSs 4sesn 8n Sna Ras n
Iona Christensen. Eva Butler, Florence
Horne. Maggie Jensen and Pearl Dali,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nielsen.
Mrs, II. J. Hansen entertained in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Christensen last
MI and Mrs. II. s. Christensen enter
.nlned the following guests in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Christensen Sunday:
E.nce. Mr., and Mrs. c. Hansen, Mr. and
Pearl Dali, Miss Eva Hansen, Miss Iona
Christensen and Miss VIo Ross
Mrs REM Nelson entertained In honor
Of Mr. and Mrs. Al Thurber and Mr..
and Mrs payno OF New Mexico on Sum
DAY. Mrs Nelson was assisted by, hcr
vas served at O'Clock The guests
were Mrs ]. G. Jorgensen. Mrs. Sarah
Peterson, Mrs. Mary Christia nsen, Mrs.
Victor Thurman, Miss Elthe Peterson
and Miss Pearl Thurber,
Mrs. Allen Montsomery entertained at
quilting party Wednesday afternoon
and we'd luncheon at O'Clock TO the
following guests; Mesdamss r. A. Noyes,
Alfred Ackevson, Edward Whyte, Parlev
earns OF Salt Lake. Arnold Crosand. C.
4. Storrs, Guy Lewis and Farley An
dcrson.
Mrs. Farley earns OF salt LAX. is Wis.,
itins friends and relatives In this city.
Allen Montgomery spent Wednesday il,
Salna.
Miss Mabel Woolley and Mrs. 4. L.
Woodnonss entertained in honor of Miss
celebrated their birthday on the same
day. Luncheon was served. Those pres
cnt we're Miss Dot Wright and \. L.
Woodhonse, Miss Ella Nelson. Miss
Edith Walker. Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Sheer
wood, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Heppler. Mrs
], *. Wright and r. D. Hall, Jack Chris
tcnsen, Q. l., Erickson and J. W. Clark
OF Provo.
Mrs Thomas Brown entertained the
Sewing club Wednesday evening Lunch
con was served to the following quests
Mrs. Charles Jeppler, Mrs, /. X. Wright,
Wright, Mabel Woolley and zetie Dona-
hoe,
Al Larson and Fletcher Nelson came
down from Salt Lake Friday and have
been visiting here the past week,
Fitch Konney OF Ogden. formerly OF
Rchficld is visiting his grandmother
Mrs L, 3. Kenney.
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SPANISH FORK.

Special 10 The Tribune.
SPANISH FORK. oct 9s.-Sirs. Mary
Bland Of Provo Is visiting with Mrs
Sarah Briggs this week.
Mrs. Jessie Magglnetti OF Salt Lake Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. e. W. Carl
quist.
Mrs r. VI. JeH returned home last
Saturay after spending the summer Iu
England visiting relatives.
Edward Williams of tho fourth ward
has returned from a two years mission
In England.
A eirt was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Roach on October IS.
EIile Eales has been called to ill a mis-
sion In Germany.
William F, Bough OF Ncphi Is visiting
ct the home Of Bishop George Hales this
week.
The fourth ward quilting society met
at the home OF MagSic Swenscn Friday.
Four quilts we're the result Of the labor.
after which luncheon was served by the
hostess.
Last Monday the fourth ward y NJ.
l. \. ncld a social at the home of Miss
stella Christensen.
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a. very pleasant dinner party which was
given. last Sunday afternoon. the occa~
sion sion being the BIRTHDAY Of her son, Fred
schools, their pames Being Misses vir-
cinia; Leola and Belle Lasley. Miss Moon
Miss Finlay and Miss Stoddard.
Mrs. j. E. priscoll was the hostess HI
pleasant meeting Of the Entire Nous
Literary club last SATURDAY. The after
ssnaen Of T.adnss as sse ron !" rse Ess 9es ses
chant OF Venice, The next meeting OF
the club will be at the home of Mrs. Ira
T. Gose.
Mrs, Mary D. Sullivan and her daugh-
ter. Miss Marcella, returneq on Tuesday
Lake.
The members Of the Mammoth lodge
OF knights of Pythias are making extern
sive preparations for their dance. which
will be given on next THURSDAY evening,
halloween. The Inshaw orchestra OF
springville will furnish the muslc and
ev@rythlns points to a large attendance
and good time.
Sunday.
y. \. Robertson Of Salt Lake was in
town last Sunday
Inc Democrats Of Eureka conducted a
successful dance at the pavilion last
Wednesday afternoon The ladies assist
| t'N pdiiSS SuCCCSS dDO
also served refreshments at the head
/ quarters at the Eureka hotel.
The members Of the Bridge club were
plea sanity entertained at the home OF
Mrs Emma Billings on Wednesday after
noon of this week. Five games of pro-
gressire bridge were played and the prize
was won by Mrs. 3 NJ. Cornish Fol-
lowing the card playing the hostess
served luncheon, Those present were
Mesdames Cornish, Doty, Dickerson
,pIrisooll; Hurd, Euish Blight, Grosgs.
Gose, Hanson, and Miss Finlay The
clubs next meeting will be at the home
OF Mrs c, G. Grlsss.
The members OF the S T. 3. C. club
were pleasantly entertained at the home
Of Miss Maize Sullivan last Tuesday
evening. The hostess served luncheon
and the young ladies' all report an en-
joyable time.
The Woodnen OF the World initia ed
Mike Dunn at their meeting on Wednes-
day evening and then enjoyed smoker
and social session. There was good
attendance
Mrs. NJ. r. E. Sullivan is spending a
few days at the homo of her mother at
Payson,
Mrs. Dan Martin was in Payson this
week for visit with the family OF her
son, T. S. Haynes.
Frank Anderson was in Mount Pleas
ant carly in the week for a visit with
relatives.
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SPRINGVILLE.

Special to The Tribune
SPEINGVILLE, Oct. "6.-Mr. and Mrs.
A. II, Watson Of Bingham Canyon spent
q few days here this week visiting rela-
tlves.
Mrs, Parney Stewart Of Jensen, Utah,
who has been visiting relatives here and
AT Spanish Fork for the pas; few weeks.
Will leave for her home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William s1endeuhall OF
Starts ranch. we're here Monday.
Mrs, ID. c. Burrows OF Salt Lake. state
deputy of the Ladies of the Maccabecs.
has been here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Moore and son
Albert arrived here this week. after
making an extensive tour Of the north
vest.
The L. c. r. L. held It's regular week.
ly meeting this week at the home of Mrs.
Viola Roylance.
w, B. McPhosrson was a Salt Lake
visitor during the week.
Misc Ethel Paul OF Salt Lake. vino bas
been guest of Miss emma DcuSall. re-
turned home Thursday.
Miss Emma DouGall, Miss Nsops Deal.
Mr., Christensen and others made up an
automobile party which attended the
dance at Payson Thursday evening.
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NEPHI.

Special TO The Tribune.
NEPHI Oct, c6.-Ths member. 81 ths Ladies'
Aid socety OF tho Pfesbytsrisn church enIo7ed
Jolly back ride aud picnic last Friday.
Ole Christeusep down from MURRAY Sundav
visiting HIS mother. Nr. Christenscn fortu-
nsto IN plnulpK ore OF ths prizes at the fair on
his excellent art work.
Mrs. I. L. Foots aud Miss Stella Coz haze de-
eided 10 spcpd tho riutes in Salt Lake.
Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Blackctt are over from
Eureks YsitiuE this ~ect.
Ivs1 Brown went to Ashton. Idsho. TUESDAY st-
ternoou Yhere he Will Tesid-.
Misses AIsne Sperr- and Genenie csp4isnd. who
are teaching school IN Sewer countr sro homs
or two seeks vacation.
J. r. Edshslli. nom9es en- th, Republican tick
Mlss Norma Miner was the hostess az yeiy
Yret,iy appointed dinner party Tuesday evening.
The decorations were IN keeping with tr Hallcv-
guests: Misses Lcops Hague FIorcocec aud Stella
Hobbs. ora wIlsop and Georgia McCunc. Aiscr
dinner cards we're enjoyed un,,l lsto hour,
TUESDAY evening farewell party given in
the Second ward amusement hall In honor Of
James ocsey, who is TO leave 10 the near future,
foY a mission South Africa The party
we'll attended. there being present over 500 per
SONS RefrcFhwents vers served Mr. ockey
presented with check OF 5000 20 pay his tsre
TO South Africa
The reception Ia The Arlington "Wednesday eTeu-
ins. given In honor Of Bishop and ars. William
II. Fcttegrew and John S. Covpn by tho First
Ward Relief society. was In every way com
pIete success.
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MURRAY.

Special TO The Tribune,
MURRAY, Oct, 2s.-Roy Miller ia in
Wyoming for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs N!ckolby of Pecatello,
Ida. have been the guests Of Mrs, James
Robertson,
Afford Nelson has returned from Bol-
ton, Utah.
Henry Harker is spending few weeks
IN wyoming with relatives apd friends
Brishouse were guests at the home Of
Ray Mitchell at Garfield several days this
week.
Miss Ruby White spent Sunday with
relatives IN Ogden
A farewell entertainment was given
Friday evening In the first ward chapel
In honor Of NieIs Ransen. who leaves
Wedn nesd4y for mission 20 Sweden,
Mrs. J. n Caylston entertained for the
Sewing club at her home In Cottonwood
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Thomas Martin entertained her
Sunday school class at her home on Ea ST
Seventeenth South street Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reinshriher Of
Salt Lake and son, Harry OF Ogden, were
the guests of Mr. and Mre. Harry Davis
Sunday afternoon.
Arthur McC1eery OF McGill. Ney., spent
several DAYS here. the guest Of hts sister,
Mrs. ]. Selvln-
Henry white has returned from Nc
GIL. New, where he has been for sew
eral months,
A visitor with friends during the week
was Leo Winder OF Burbank, Utah.
The Rebeksh lodge surprised Mrs. John
being her birthday.
The marriage Of Miss Mamie Fill and
Rex Winchester was solemniaed In the
Salt Lake temple THURSDAY morning, A
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EUREKA.

Special to the Tribune,
EUREKA, Oct. 26.-Edward Pike. VIII
liam Evans George Hayes and Or. Steele
Bailey, Jr., returned home on Sunday
OF the county.
MT. and Mrs. George Jones OF Robin
son made a trip to Provo in their auto
on Saturday.
A baby girl arrived at tho home Of
Frank L. Harris OF Mammoth last week,
A son arrived at tho home of Thonas
Chatwin OF Mammoth on October 10.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Conroy of Mann
moth arc the parents of boy born last
week,
Henry FRANKIE left early In tho week
on a. mission for the L. D. s. church, a
last Friday. Mr.. Franke will have his
headquarters at Chicago.
Fred F-ullriede, Jr., arrived In town
early In the week from Reddins, Cal,
He expects to remain hero Tor few
months. and says that tho other mem
bers OF the family arc now getting along
nicely at ReddiDG,
On Monday evening a pleasant birthday
party was given In honor OF Mel Run
nels. a number of guests enjoying the
Those present were Messrs. and Mes
danes Henry Dunnells, Loren Runnclls,
Albert Peterson, Peter Peterson Joseph
Weeks, Mrs. George Potts and Mrs.
Mrs, James Dunn and her son and
daughter. Lynn and Erna- and Clyde
Stark. all OF Provo. were here last Sun
day for visit with the family OF JOS
oph P8ssey
Mrs. Joseph Passey left this week for
Provo where she wifi remain for ten
days visit with her parents.
Mrs Joseph J.. C;riggs was the guest
OF Payson friends last Sunday.
Mrs, James Nolan visited at Fsyson
on sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cronn returned
to thoir home at Silver City last sun
day after spending a couple Of weeks at
Helper,
Provo friends last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garrity made a
trip to Nephi last Sunday, returning
home the same evening
Clyde Waters. who has been living at
New BHton, Conn., for the past two
years, is at Silver City for visit with
his mother, Mrs. L. Waters,
Mrs. Il. N. Cornish WAS over from
Robinson OH Wednesday for the meet
Ing OF the bridge club,
Mrs. George Jones of Robinson left on
TUESDAY afternoon for d short visit with
Salt Lake friends
some time as the guests Of tholr daush-
er.. Mrs Cecil Fitch, have returned TO
their home in New York CITY,
Mr. and Mre Walter Fitch left early
! IN the week upon n trip to the east,
During the past week Mr. and Mrs,
Mel Raymond have been enterta lining
the formers mother, oho arrived last
Sunday evening from Salt Lake.
Mrs. w. h. Nesbt was The hostess at
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RIcHF1ELD.

Special 10 The Tribune.
RICHFlELD, Oct eS.-Miss Alta Coops
en- Dtertancd few OF her friends Thurs
day evening. Miss Rind Larsen assisted
Miss Coons In serving refreshments.
Those present were the Misses Edna
Larson. Lavon Jensen, ella Nelson.
Irene Hansen, Nonda Dnce. Alccn Bloom
qusi, Alta Wilson. Lcona Coons. Edna
Borg. Murlel Jensen. Verne Peterson,
Ireta Hansen, Errna Christensen, vnd Ar
VILE Hansen, Melvin Hansen. Vernon
Erickson, Lynn Jensen, Brosell Coons and
Reginald Peterson,
Mrs j. E. Chalk entertained number
OF friends Sunday evening. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Kate Very. Miss Dimple
Miller Miss Edith Dali. Miss Chan Han
sen, Mr., and Mrs. Frank Anderson.
George Flint and Mr.. Maycock,
Mrs, Frank Anderson's friends sur
prlsed her Tuesday evening at her home.
Each guest brought handsome piece Of
chlpaware. Those present were MIR. and
Mrs. J, b. Chalk. Mr. and Mrs. George
Rasmussen. Mr.. and Mra. Joseph Hansen.
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reception was rendered them in the oven
Ing at the home OF the BRIDES parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hill. on Fourteenth
South street.
Mnyor George fluschcr returned We'd
nesdoy from trip to Idaho.
The Alumni ball. given IN Trocadero
hall last Friday evening, was social
success
MES. j. 4. Jones and son, John, have
returned from California, where they
have spent the past three months.
Chester. Cahoon. George Lyon and Or
T. f. Spicer have returned from a. trip
10 Bear river.
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e. B. S. Although gray. hair Is some
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shampooIng every ten days or two weeks
with csnthrcx, then massage the scalp.
using a good quinine hair-topic. You can
prepare tho tonic yourself by adding one
ounce S, l OF GSiHzo'n to hall pint OF sIc9I leo
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You will find II au Ideal dressing for the
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them doing a BIT, OF good. want YOU TO
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each, day 10 The care OF your complexion,
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friends. Use a good, greaselcss com
ploXion- cream (sce answer to Dorris)
and Instead Of cloggipg up the pores OF
your skin with face powder. gel a de-
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You can make such a lotion by buying
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sists and dissolvi1g II In one-h half pint
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daughter Miss Juanita Slanker, mt their
home on Park avenue. number OF the
ladies' young friends enjoyed the affair.
H. Vi. Crowthcr, J, c, Dicks and George
pern were in Park during the week
Sherman Fargo spent Sunday in salt
Lake with his family.
Johnnie Hayes came up 10 Park Fri
day morning to visit with friends for a
short time.
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lealth and Beauty Answers
BIZ MRS. NAE MARTIN,


b: To be sure, health and beau-
md in hand, Indigestion and slug
fer cause Impure blood, which In
reeds ugly blotches. plmples and
upuous, accompanied ofton by de-
y meIancbolia and headaches,
nay. be all removed by tho judi
~ OF a simple homemade system
nd blood purifier. made as follows:
one ounce OF kardene and one
pful Of sugar in one-half pint al
mot whiskey), then add enough
Fer TO make a full quart of the
Take a. Tablespoonful before
lea]- Kardene stimulates the di-
prouses a torpid liver, purifies
pd and gives tone 10 the whole
BY = natural process the COM
~ cleared the "tired feeling
and energy and enjoyment Of
NkQ.