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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-05-24

The sixteenth annual Con-
vention of the Idaho ter-denom-
national Sunday School Associa-
ton, will be held in Pocatello,
June 25 to June q, 1912. Rev.
W. A. Brown will be the Inter
national Worker present, and he
is one of the most forceful
speakers on the platform today.
Rev. G. A. Phipps, the General
Secretary of Oregon. will be
present, and some of the most
prominent ministers of the differ
ent denominations of the state
will speak. A rich and rare treat
is promised to all. The Short
Line Ry. will give an open rate of
two cents per mile each way
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-18

| learned of the merit OF Doan's Kid
ney Pills when suffering from kidney
trouble. The disease was inherited
believe. Doan's Kidney Pills proved
superior to any other remedy ever
used. A relative also took this prepa'
ration with good results. ! procured
Doan's Kidney Pills at EmmePs drug
store and do not hesitate to recon-
mend them"
The above statement was given
May %, 1908. and when Mrs. Beard
was interviewed on December 1S, 1911,
she said 81 cheerfully confirm my
former statement given In praise OF
Doans Kidney Pills. The relief they
brought has been lasting
For sale by all dealers. Price QUO.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's--and
take no other.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-18
AZ THE DIXIE.

AS usual the Dixie delighted the
great crowds with their grand pro-
grams the past week, and an extra
ordinary program has been arranged
for this week. Today (Monday) THE
Worlds Series of Baseball Games,
afternoon and night. Don't miss this
great picture. Tomorrow Tuesday
extra special feature day, G. M. An
derson in his famous role of "Broncho
Billy" the worlds greatest Western
performer. "Olympic Games" by the
great Pathe company, showing the
greatest athletes of today in action at
Stockholm in three full reels. Frank
X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne In
1.-THE Understudy," great comedy
drama.
An added feature to this popular
PLAYHOUSE will be souvenir day on
which a beautiful photo post card VIII
be given of the great favorites with
each ten-cent admission. tomorrow
you will receive beautiful photo caro-
of the great favorite, Miss Katherine
Williams.
Extra good programs for the entire
week. Watch for the dates on the
features that are coming The famous
Lubin company is making beautiful
two-reel feature, "The Stolen Sym
phony," which will be released some
time soon. "Bnly's Burglar" Vita
graph two-reel subject. The Kalen
company hold the lead on lrisl
dramas and are going to raise thei
high standard with Kerry Cow,
made in "old Ireland" a three-ree
subject The famous Pathe compan.
come with their great star, Cram
WILDER, in another one of those grea
two-part Cor twin role parts). Thi
famous actor is the first to perform
this great act in motion pictures
Watch for "The Compact and EMO
seeing your favorite, Crane Wilder
twice at the same time
Don't miss grand program te
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-18
be more than pleased with "Redemp

be more than pleased with "Redemp-
ton"
wednesday Twenty Years in Sing
Sing" in three reels will be the fea-
ture, showing life in New York's Ia
nous prison, where is confined some
of the worlds most noted criminals.
Thursday is benefit day for the
Bryan fire department, they receiving
large percentage of the receipts for
that day. You should make 1T point
to attend the Princess on that day
above all others. BY so doing you will
aid materially an organization that de-
serves your support.
Don't miss any of the above Tea,
lures. They are all good, and you viii
be well repaid by the pleasure you
will enjoy upon seeing them.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-18
night, and be sure and cast all your
votes by IL p. m. Your last chance
to help your contestant.
THE PRINCESS.

The coming week promises to out
rival all previous efforts on the part
of the management of the New Prin-
cess in presenting big features. TO
night King Baggot, that versatile
photoplay star, will be seen in play
of his own creation, king the De-
tective." For exciting and thrilling
scenes this picture has no equal. King
Baggot is ably assisted by Miss Jane
Fearnley, whom the photoplay fans
have learned to love and admire.
Tomorrow (Tuesday) Redemption
in three reels will be the feature.
This is a story with moral and one
every mother should make 1t a point
to see. If you liked Blanche Walsh
in 1.-THE Resurrection" then you VIII
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-18
Anlusenlents


"A good laugh aids digestion and
cures the blues" Some OF our emf
nent scientists claim that this a posi-
tive fact, and IL such is the case, we
advise all Of our readers afflicted with
the above ailments by all means go
and see 1.-THE Girl from Toxic" which
Is billed to appear at the Colonial
Theatre Monday night, November 20.
1t is an up-to-date farce adapted from
the German by Frank Tannehill, Jr,
and George w. Barnum- 1t is claimed
to be one of the funniest farces on
the road, with well selected cast OF
sterling players headed by Mr. Ed
mond Forde and Miss Julia Morton,
assisted by the following artists: Miss
Adelaide Matthews, Miss Lee Hobbs
Martin, Miss Sherry Snyder, Miss May
Holton, Mr.. Rollin Holden, Mr.. Allan
Brander, MIR. John Raymond, and
others.
Seats on sale Thursday morning.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-18
MISS GRACE SMELLING
Graduate Nurse
Phone 500
DEEDS, NOT WORDS.

BRYAN People Have Absolute Proof OF
Deeds at Home.
It's not words but deeds that prove
true merit.
The deeds of Doans Kidney Pills,
For Bryan kidney sufferers.
Have made their local reputation.
Proof lies in the testimony Of Bryan
people who have been cured to stay
cured
Mrs. S. E. Beard, 70 Robertson st.
Bryan, Texas, says: -Four years age
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
BANQUETS and DINNERS
You Can Laugh at your old Indigestion if you have few
MI-0-NA Stomach Tablets with YOU

Stomach misery after eating the
heartiest repast will never appear If
you swallow two little MONA tab
lets: not catbartic, mind you. but a
most efficient remedy that banishes
poisonous gases, prevents fermentation
and sourness and helps the stomach to
properly digest the richest food
Thousands of travelling men through
out this broad laud are never without
MONA Stomach Tablets.
At the first sign OF distress This
friend of the stomach is brought forth,
and many a man has been saved from
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
||DsEKEEPERS AND
MARINERS TO MEET
sfructive Gatherings Will
Begirl at Agricultural Col
1ege Tomorrow.
CONTINUE rs DAYS
bgramnles Are the Most In
'teresting Ever Arranged
in State.
ECONTINUE IS DAYS

I, annual "Farmers Roundup
<fHousekeepers conference will
Ia at tho State Agricultural col.
ID Logan from February j to Feb
III. The programmes this year
,xccptionally interesting, and are
h be the best ever offered The
ers aud housekeepcrs Of a western
The "roundup' is designed to
uct the practical farmer with the
and newest methods and most ap.
pd processes Of farming. The
|sekeepers conference aims to
/ The wives and mothers of the
ia touch with the latest aud best
Keeping methods,
4 value of leisure in the homes. Of
-Saving devices. Of properly regu~
Kitchens, of the proper study Of
sry methods i'm the home. and cs-
|]Iv of the Influence of art in the
districts, will he fully shown. The
renee opens tomorrow and VIII
hue up 10 and including February
The programmes for The twelve
1rp as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

The Prevention OF Infant Mortality.
,..,.. DR. Clarence Snow (Salt Lake,
The Geological Making OF Utah. with
StereoptCon Views ..........
william Peterson. professor OF -eoI- :
osy- L. A. G.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IL.
30 to II a. m.. kitchen. first floor
Woman : building
Candy Making. Mrs. Hazel I, nunfnr6
iiIG 10 2'5o p m, fourth floor. Woman S
RenoYatnC Old Hat Material and Car
ans for new tcontlnued) ....,.
On. Son:;,, '''''''''.'a, Miss Coral Kerr
oF rSe SeTl9s prorrsnnn oi ;Nrs tH Rhoda z; Cook
up Is as follows:
MONDAY. FEBRUARY ).
main building. 9
Registration and set acquainted
;oo p m.-Room $50. main building
Address of welcome.
,President j. A. Widtsoe. L. A. c.
Response In Behalf OF Farmers
John Hail. ogden. Utah
Water Measurements and Measuring
/: i N wmsor. extension d division vision
The Duty OF Water. er.,.......
Don II. Bark irrigation engineer.
United States department OF agri-
culture.
Home Work for the Boy and Girl.
~. T. u. Gowans. superintendent
Utah State Industrial school
Crop Improvement. nt.....,
Prof Amos \. Merrill OF the asri :
cultural department. Brigham Young
university.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY s.
EXpcriments in the Irrigation OF
Prof. w. w. Mclaughlin, irrigation
engineer. United States department
Of agriculture
Duty OF Water. DR., J. A Widtsoc
President Utah Agricultural college.
Drainage Work IN Utah. ...o..,.,...
r. a. Fart, drainage engineer,
United States department. OF agrl~
culture.
Seepage Water and Alkall Removal.
G. T. Brown. engineer, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
! 80 p. NJ
Maintenance of Soil Fertility
DIR. Robert Stewart, professor OF
chemistry. l.. A, G.
A System OF Crop Rotation. .......
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serious attacks of indigestion by tax
ing MI-O-NA tablets In time.
But bear In mind that MI-O'NA does
moro than give relief. II taken Eegu.
larly as directed. it will put an end
to any case of Indigestion, no matter
how chronic.
MONA Stomach Tablets are com
pounded from physician s. prescTlp-
headache. acidity. nervousness, foul
breath, beaviness and despondency, and
if they do not give satisfaction your
money back. Large box so cents at
sCIIRAMM- JOHNSON, DRUGS, "The
Never Substitutors, five (o) gooa
stores, and druggists everywhere
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

Or, r; $ Harris, professor Of egron-
Good Roads ,.............J. w. Jensen
Professor of irrigation engineering.
L. a, G.
y. ~
Get acquainted reception.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY !.
Growing Potatoes. Observation-Disclosures.
Prof. J, G. Hog senson, extension dI-
vision. l.. \. G..
Marketable Types OF Potatoes. .......
Louis Boyle. lntcrmountain In
clustrial association.
l;@0 p. NJ
Grasses and Forage Crops.
Prof, Lewis 4. Merrill. director cx-
tension division. l.. 4. G.
Sugar Beet Growing.
George Austin superintendent Utah
Idaho Sugar company.
Breeding Sugar Bccts. .Dr T. s. Harris
Demonstration work with sugar bcets
and forage crops. ............,
Dr. F. s. Harris and A. T. Bowman.
1:30 p. nj
Utah's Future .......... Hon. VIM Spry
Governor Of Utah. " " 'p' =
Our Educational Institutions. ........
Hon. A. c, Nelson state superin-
tendent of public instruction.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY s.
Eight Years Experimental Work In
Dry-Farming Prof, Lewis A. Merrill
What pry-Farming Has Done for
IusR C3antS f,aEty.r Io,Li
What Dry Farming Has Done for
Cache County II. G. Adams, Logan
Wheat Improvement by Means of
Selection and Breeding ..........
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V Carbon, Utah experiment sta.

T.. V. Carbon, Utah experiment sta
tIun.
ril:aec implements for the pry-rar-
mer .....".Pr"f. J. c. liogenson
Soil Fcrtillly as Affected by The :.
Maintenance Of Fertility in Dry
Dr. Robert stewart professor Of
What Dry-I'armIn= Has Done for
Utah ..,... President j. \. Widtsoe
Inspection OF dry-rarm cxIihits under
experts.
:3o p M
The wonders of Southeastern Utah.
rlIstra ted hy stcrcopticun views.
Prof Byron Cummings, dean, School
Of Arts aud Sciences. University oi
Utah.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY ..
''"' &c. "e'@ e. \ Hickenioopor, View, Utah
The Kind and Preparation Of soil
~. 6. Dufrin. Cicarfield, Utah
% Dr. Dr. leon &c ''G'' 3 Ratchelor, professor Of
horticulture, L. y. c,
=, 10 p M,
Prof. William II, Homer, Jr,. Pleas
ant Grove, Utah.
H..
Efficiency in Spraying ...........-.
pr L. u. Bal director Utah cX-
pertinent station.
Scientific Home Management ......
Miss Ellen a. Huntingdon: professor
Of home economies. |. A. G.
Prof ~. w. Working, office Of farm
management. United states depart
ment of agriculture.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10.
II. M
a II. Snow. salt Lake City, Utah
Control OF Plant Diseases. ......,.s.
Dr. G. y. Jensen, professor Of botany
and plant pathology, l. n. G.
j. Edward Taylor, state horticultural
inspector.
80 y. M
Pruning Demonstrations .......:..:
III. l.. u. Bachelor and Prof. ", II.
Homer. jr., Pleasant Grove,
Spraying Demonstrations ....s......
br. Il, -. Ball, DIR. T. G.. Titus j.
Edward Taylor.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10.
Eecf Types and Breeds .,..........
John, T. caine, III professor of ami
"; +. carroll; associate professor Of
animal lnsbondry. L, \. &.
liandllnG Range t3ttlc...,- ......-.p,
John tIalI. Ogden. Utah
Judging Work with EcoC Cattle. .....
..,..,.s.....P .Profs. Caine and Carroll
Labor Saving. Devices in the. Home:
AIRS. J. A. Widtsoc Logan, Utah
The Farmers and Uousekeepers In
terest in Bacteria.
Dr. l.. q. Peterson, professor Of bac-
teviologY. L. \. c.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY lG
Types Of Light Horses for Utah; -.
............ Prof. John 7, Caine. Srd
The Standard Bred Horse. .........
James Devne. salt Lake City. Utah
The Care OF the stallion ......,...,.
IF, G. Robinson, Richmond, Utah
Poultry Husbandry Of Utah ,.....,.
George NJ. Turpin. professor Of poul-
try husbandry. L. A c.
Judging Light Horses .....,.......
Prof John T. CaIne. $rd, James De-
vine. Salt Lake City.
Inspection Of L. A. G. Poultry Plant.
::....,..,.,.,P Prof. George NJ Turpin
Farm and Home Architecture ......
LsWis sTa CIT II: Cannon architect, Salt
Livestock in Great Britain. with
stcreoptlcon views ............
............. Prof. John r. Caine. 3rd
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY II.
A. M
Breeds of Sheep Observation-Disclosures.
........... Prof. John I. Caiue, 3rd
Sheep ON the Farm Observation-Disclosures.
Moroni. Mortenson, Bear River City,
Utah
Handling the Range Flock ..,.,...
Pork Production in Utah. ...........
.,.,,.,. Earl Bennion. Murray. Utah
2,30 u. M
Judging Sheep and Hogs ...........
Prof ]. r, Caine. 3rd. J. X. Allen.
Draper. GtahS l.. u. Calne, Rich
mond, Utah.
$50 p. NJ
Woman: The Nations Spender-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

(a) As Spender ....,........-,
DIR. George Thomas. professor of eco
nouics u A. G.
OBJ Training for Spending .......
Miss ELLEN A. Huntington. professor
OF home economics, T.. A. 9.
The Relation of the Farmer 10 the
Wesley King. SAT- Lake City
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Is.
. 4. NJ
Dairy Breeds. ...,....P Prof. ". r. Carroll
Value of the Individual Record Of the
>"...TTus6 J. Cannon. salt Lake City
The Eichmond Cow Testing Asso
Fred rrocrer. assistant animal hus-
bandrymsn. Utah experiment station
Production OF Sanitary Milk. k.,......,
Sen II. Eldredge, president Utah
State Darymen's association,
1;G0 p, m
prof. j. L. Caine. srd. Prof. ". f.
Carroll Ben r. Eldredge. Salt Lake
City
Is30 p. M
Reception at Commercial Boosters club.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 16.
a. M
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
Their WAS WISE
= soy's Strength Instead Of
e'sing Cough Syrup.

kerug cough is sure SIGN of
70 a child, and the sensible
- build up the system. Then
Fn will disappear.
n We ehiid has no appetite then
slnol, which has not psrt;ola
slsIy, greasy smell and iaste
Ae children hate cod liver r'n;1 oil
70 pleasant thev like 10 .al .
eullds them up wonderfuliy
3; lnza Of New York CIV
@s little boy had a. very bad
e swo months. I did not Ike
nm cough syrups, for MANY
nfe not good for children Rnt
~ oe MN your delicious cod liyer
1sa ~ afeamedy yinol, aud one hot
~ MS cough To disappesr en-.
.a ne restored him to heaitb. ), '"'
s.aenetheu weak, pale cbiidren ,r,
aundown persons Of ever aes
ss not do sll We claim we O. ya
money. Druehl & Franz ken
s'n Smith Drug Co, 2i5 So
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
sekeepers' Conference.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY :

MCNpS L. tEl5hJ AH1 y.
B. m. 10 II A. m, i5itchcn, first
Voman's building
EDS for cooking work, two aprons
and two tolders.)
1arles and Measuring Of Food
|F<- Hazel l., Dunford, L. \. G. ey-
|usion division.
,. m. 10 $50 p. m, third floor
mis- building
md Form in Relation 10 Clothing.
|'Fs Coral Kerr. home economics
1rtment L. a. c.
wig '-...s..- -..-...>.
|[<- khoda 4. Cook, assistant pro-
9s0r domestic arts.
~. TO p. M, fourth floor Wom-
tGilding-
ustratlon; Use Of motor on the sew
a machine
y Motor Oh the Washing Ma
'IDe,. ........s Miss Ethel Erdmon
Iifs Leah WINS, extension diyi-
on L. A. c.. IN charged
p. m, college chapel, main build
/ Work FOR the Boy and Girl.
b u. G. Wowans. superintendent
[ah State Industrial school.
Improvement
Fd. Amos y. Merrill OF the agri-
|ltural department Brigham Young
1Ifersity
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY s.
q m. TO ii a. m, kitchen. first
Voman's building-
~ and Serving Vegetables.
|~.... ..... Mrs. Hazel L. Dunford
=. M TO $50 p. M. third floor
MS building
t'pd OF Hat TO Wear
|-,s..- pe...<.. Miss Coral Kerr
wing ......... Miss Rhoda IS. Cook
m. to . p. m., fourth floor Wom-
ouiiding-
1oustratiou: Use Of dish washing
la. machine.
electric irons. Miss Clara Hyde
motor for ice cream freezer;
"a OF motor for bread mixer use
motor for egg bcster; use of
*lor Tor meat grinder. r......
.,.;,;-,,:.. ....Niss Martha Boulton
(41ss Lean I"ins in charse.)
n.- college library. main building.
acquaintcd reception.
4DNESDAY. FEBRUARY 7.
NJ. 10 Ii a m. kitchen. first
*oman's building
rs aud Serving OF Cereals
I'.,,....'... Mrs. Hazel l.. Dunford
I 70. TO go ?, m, third floor
Iuciurc Of a Hat. Miss Coral Kerr
|pg.. ......-.. Mrs, Rhoda Is. Cook
~ 70 p. M, fourth floor Wom-
trati9n and Discussion OF
ano Kitchen Plans. s......
Ellen y Huntington, director
~ oi nome economies, L. A G.
n m-' college chapel, main build
3 William spry, governor Of Utah.
eeducnal Institutions. ....
a c. Nelson. state superinten-
OF public instruction.
HuRsDAY. FEBRUARY
m: 10 II a. m, Kitchen, first
<oInan's building
and Serving of Meats.
'' 80 Mrs. Hazel L. Duusord
-. 10 100 p M, third floor
Hat to SUIT the Individual.
X,,.'''-'. ,-,..,.. Miss Coral Kerr
.ps ,'..,-....M Mrs. Rhod7. B Cool;
6,aslo IN, 10 p IN, fourth floor WoU-
*fration Of Floor COVERINGS
wal Finishes for Kitchens:
uonstratlon OF F'lnisbinp
2us,, 80. Miss Ivie Eurnha n,
bauche Cooper in chargej
~ "'' college chapel. main build
nueIE Of Southeastern Utah,
sled by stnrecpticon Views
o?rcn Cummings, dean school
AEss ana sciences, University or
FNpAT, FEBRUARY ..
Fomsr. 70 ~ a, M, kitchen, first
md snd Serving ~ Milk Cheese
EEKs. -. Mrs. Hazel l.. Tn,nforc
] bV 1'oV p. m. third floor Woman's
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
II | Had Eczema

I'd simply wash il away with that
soothing liquid, DID ID. Prescription The
very first drops instantly stop that awful
itch. A 25-cent trial bottle will prove IL
We ea9not absolutely guarantee cure
every time, but we do say this. II the
first regular size Sl.00 bottle does not do
exactly as we say, il will not cost You a
cent, Better try a bottle at once on our
personal guarantee.
Schramm- johnson Drugs five stores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

Feeding Dairy Cows ..............l
.............s...Pr Prof, w. +. Carroll
Slos In Utah ....s..-... ......,-..
......,J. \. Anderson. Morgan. Utah
Soilng Crops. ,........ Prof. ]. A. Merrill
Management Of the Dairy Herd ...
...-..-G. a. Hogan, Lewiston, Utah
| 30 Z. M
Meeting Cutting Demonstration.
a. p Bell. Dean w. L. Carlyle. Prof.
J. 7. Caine, 3rd.
i:3o p. IN
The Prevention OF Infant Mortality.
DR.. Clarence Snow. salt Lake City
The Geological Making OF Utah. ..,..
William Peterson, with stereopticon
views, professor OF geology, L. A. c.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IL.
4. m
soundness in Horses. es................
Dr, II. j. Frederick, veterinarian,
l.. &. g.
Draft Horses .,..,--.........-..
Dean ". L. Carlyle, director Idaho
experiment station
Horse Feeding .st...,.....-.-...-..-
.........,,., Prof. John #. Caine, 3rd
] 80 y. H.
Judging Draft Horses. ...... .......,.
Dean w L. Carlyle. Moscow, Ida;
Prof. John T. Calne. 3rd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

Nadle; To strengthen your weak eyes
ana RID them Of that dull, oyerwork ed
look put in each eye daily two or three
drops of = iinc, strengthening tonic mad q
ny dissolving an ounce of crystos in a
pint OF water. This eye tonic is very
soothing and strengthening, and viii
make yoIr eyes strong, clear and spark
llne. ! find 1t uncgualed as tonic for
treating weak, inflamed. eXpressionless
eyes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
Health and Beauty Hints
BY MRS. MAE MARTYN.

shampoo a teaspoonful of canthrox dis
solved III a cup Of hot water. rinsng the
bair thoroughly. You should never use
soap Shampoos. as the alksll duls and
deadens the hair, causing IT to become
brittle, streaky and split al the ends.
Canthrox produces an Understandable soft
ness and fiuffiness that one gets ouly from
a perfect shampoo. II relieves irritation
and removes dandrutf thoroughly.t The
hair Will be very lustrouS aud YOU VIII
have no trouble keeping the short hairs
i'm place,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

u T.; To quickly get rid of that sal
!oW' pimply look on your face, you should
take good system tonic TO remove tho
Impurities from your blood which come
from lack OF exercise and eating too much
solid food in the winter. A good. old
fashioned tonic can be- made by dissoring
an ounce OF kardene in 5-pint alcohol.
then adding 5-cup sugar and hot water
before meals and YOU will be surprised
how quickly the look OF perfect health
VIII come Into your face and Your energy
and ambition be restored
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

Anxious: II is not necessary TO resort
TO the pain and expense attending the
use Of the electric needle. With pow
dered delatoE@ aDd water mix enough
paste 10 cover the hairy surface. After
letting remain on two or three minutes
remove, wash the skin and thc hairs will
have vanished This leaves the skin
white, firm and hairless. and while drug
gists charge a dollar for an original one
ounce package. il never fails 10 do the
work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

reader; There is one remedy above all
others that ] take pleasure in recommends
ing Tor iat reduction. IT ia harmless and
so very effective in regaIning a shaDely
hsure. Just dissolve ounces OF pa rnotis
IN Il pints hot water and take table
spoonful before meals. This simple rem
edE VIII remove YOUR excess fat rapidly
"lthout dieting and strenuous exercising
ana seems 10 produce best results In the
WINTER months. Your skin will he firm
and free from any habbiness.
Mrs, I. E: You will not catch cold
from shampoone II vou use FOR your
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

H n. r.: To whiten and beautify the
complexion you will nnd nothing better
than simple, inexpensive lotion made
by dissolving ounces spurmsN In i-pnt
witch hazel Cor hot watcr) then adding .
teaspoonfus svcerne. This lotion will
ireshen up and improve any complexion
without giving that artificial. powdered
look. 1T does not clog the skin pores like
powder and lasts much better, Ii gives
10 the skin smooth. velvety tone and
takes away that shiny, salloW look, For
treating freckles and skin discoora tions
generally, spurmaX lotion is very fine.