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Real Estate Transfers.

y. y. Robinson 10 Utah Savings &
Trust company. part of section s.
township 8 south, range l east IS
NJ. G. Langley 10 Charles l.. Lang
ley and wife. LOT d and part OF lot
Q. block !, Archer & kulbak sub
division ,,...... ......
Amy Coleman to Sarah y. Red
mond. part OF section 3, township
south. range ] east ,....,.,...
W. II. Grant TO Annie VI. Miller,
part OF lot 2. block 81. plat c -.
Joshua Y. Stewart 10 William
Lloyd. part OF section 25. town
ship 3 south. range ] west. .
Frank II. Chambers 10 Calvin Pet
crson lots 10 and i5. block 3,
Chambers townsitc .......
W. l.. Berry and wife TO c. NJ
Berry. part of lot 90. 3. 4 and >,
block 10. Main street subdivision
James Nelson To Annie 5. y.
Smith and others, part Of section
90, township 3 south. range l
west ,...........s,. .....,..s.......
Pleasant View Park to ~ B. Chris
tensen. part OF section &c. town
ahip ] south. range | east ..
Ernest VI. RiCn To Claudia L. Rich,
part OF lot . block g.. plat c..
Halloran-J Judge Loan & Trust com
pany TO Ethel S. Sileen. part OF
lot !. block 10. plat + ...........
willard T.. Richards and wife 10
carl y. Aldulst, lot I9. block 8.
Evergreen Park .........s,..
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New Corporation,

The J. c. Penny company. Salt Lake.
capital stock Si.tVO.o0n shares $40 each:
James g Penny. president and general
manager; Earl G. sans first vice Dresl-
dent; Edward J, Neigbbors second vice
president; Dayton n. Mudd third vice
president: john J. II. Herbert secretary
and treasurer
Alkirc- Smith Auto company. Salt Lake.
capital stock $4,000 shares 81 each: Fred
w. Alllirc. president: Raymond E. Smith,
fice president; MyroD l.. Smith. secretary
and treasurer.
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ASSESSMENT NO, 8.

U.dcr Nevada Copper company, Prin.
ciDal place iof business. Salt I-nke City.
Utah. Location OF mines, Lander county.
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing OF the board Of directors OF the
IIicer Nevada Copper company. held on
the 18th day OF November. l9l2 assess
share was levied upon The capital stocl;
% the corporation Issued and outstand-
ing. payable Immediately to the Eecre-
tary At bis office. care OF Mccormick &,
Co bank, corner First South and Main
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street, Salt Lake City. Utah
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Friday. the goth
day Of December. 1872 will be delinouent
and advertised for sale at public auction
and unless payment is made before. viii
DC sold on Saturday tho 1Ith gay OF
January. 1919. at O'Clock u. M al the
secretary's office. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
costs OF advertising ana expense OF sale
JNO. J. MORRIS. Secretary.
First publication November %, 1872.
Al meeting OF tho directors OF the
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Deaths,

January IL. 1919. JonR lsaucson. 80
East Second South, aged 81 yeurs. cry
slpelas
January IL. 1918. Emma Hopkins, No
. Kendall terrace. aged % years tuber-
culosis
January II. 1915. Ledma II Gross. 2l7
Third East, aged q years cerebral hem
orrhage.
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Monday. the Ord day OF February nIaes
AT 10 O'Clock n. m. at It's genera, ssl.
Of business, No. 235 Main street, oi-
Lake City, Utah, for the election u busl-
hcers and transac ction Of such otns, ila
ness ao may properly come peioIIyr
meeting. ~. G. HAL sou,-
Secretary Utah Savings & 1ru''
pany, Sail Lake Clty. Utah mi
January IL 1919.
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McCornick * Cos bank on WEDNESDAY
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OF delinquency for the payment Of as
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day Of February 1918. 'N'-
JNo j. MORRIS. Secretary.
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At a meeting of tho directors Q, the
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Oraxseisexttamsate atertralnxlen
gintinnati, 28. Rop.


eliaabstb Reifing an 6ilba m.
Reiiing. Got 80 in Wbite's Ilnttrcbs
iEeiluns in gar.bdas; 81.
Clarence 8. Smith an Georas r.
Zeal il. T.. IA bel 95 syub an bst
Oitieite Der Wain 5trobe, sipijten
,3Ipeiter unb qearl Strnbe; $500.
grant q. aeQog an Mnnetia q.
Shcmpion, sinsn uugetbiIten / Nns
tbeil an ein Stiid 2anb in Gettion 2
III @reen 5pipnibip; $50.
6erman 3. Geers an Nliee g.
Cunningham. IS bel $50 CUB an bsr
yiorbieite Der 5optins Gtrabe, 1O0
Gub peitlih bon 2aifon Str; 81.
9iIben R. 5ren9 an 6drrp 8.
2entfer. 40 bel 135 sEub On Der WeIis
ieite Der Wlegormid Moob, 80 Jub
iuolih Don Poplar StrnBe; 81.
Oapio 6arffman an aueppner. is
Qeres 2dnb in Settion 33. Green
5oipnihip; ebsnIc 8 4crss lonb IN
terfelben Settion; 81.
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Gpsneer. 80 BEL 100 fyub an b<r lDeIis
feite Der Goreit QDeniis. Toripoob; 81.
ssba Wian Goe an Drie 9. Nllen,
25 Bel $50 Sub an GInbItone Mps.;
$1.0O.
Bernhard gertte an Abrabam mi.
I4sji0n Qats 40. ~ aab - n bGl
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llnterabtbeiluns bts 5snrn Shuil
RahIaiks; 81.
1bs Bartlett Realtp 60. an Wored.
ret Gina, Got 27 in 5be Bartlett
Realip eompdups lk,.erabib.; 81.
Julio Wl. 3bcmfoH, Grstutrir, an
Tnpio g. Shrepe, 13 Cots in Der lin.
ierabibeilune Des Sanst 2bomion
Rot'loiIes; S725.
glaro y. DltIler on ghs giti;ens
6cmeiteab 60, Got 81 in Spencer
* Tennen's unterabtb.; 81.
lnnu 6. 6. 6urb II. u. an CLARA
g. WilIsr. 60. 81 in Spsntsr & zen.
neD's llnierobtbtiIuua; $500.
Robert u. gcgIonb. Iom., an Ga.
muel Gopin. 30 bsi 80 SUB on Der
Hornieiis Der Beoree Strabs, 20 6nh
ton Sobn Strabe; $4,000.
Sdnlss n. glQrt on Catherine So
| rael, 90 BEL 141 5ub bon Der Got 129
| in WaInut Oils 2onb gH'n's Inter
cbtkiluna; 81.
CLARA Z. DsnseI an Martha autba
mann, 80 Bel 175 Sub on Der Glib
isiie Der 4rder apenue in Wsdorons
bile: 81.
Catherine !. Stotert on artbur 3
@nuIb, % bel 90 CUB an Der Sitieits
Ter G'9rpdn Sirabs; 81.
Deoras 50. MiGer an gliee g. Dun
BAN, 40 bel 140 Jub on Der Sitlei:s
Der gronbon 2ipxnue; ST..
Haihaniel 10. SiephsnIon on Wll.
liam $. Ststpart II. o.. % bel SO
Iub an Der WeItieiie Der plum CTR.
146 JuB noroIih bon Der Court
Sirabt; $4,000.
WiIiam Tebbtns on gbarles 2.
Bali, 3 Sabre patt auf ben Sooen'
raum betonnt aIs 20 Oft 6. Strabe;
mpnaiIitx WRtbe; $45.
Wlnsrs .. Cooper an Jrieoo z. y.
Sbannon, aoi 80 in s.. 5. WsiioH' :
llnierabtbeiluns in 6noe pari; 81.
Ghorles ssreherid an emma Burt
borbt, 5beil Der Got 20 in 6inman' =
COTTAGE bin ilrierabth.; 81.
geora. Mltt<rs on gli5abeth 8.
Gimlid. 9kil Ter Got 132 IN Der
speiien llnterabikiIuns BON TOrpooS
gari; 81.
a.na 0olbimiib on WilIiam V.
Iepou, 20 bel " s5ub on Der Sitieiis
Der Gmitt Strabe, sipiihsn 4. uno ..
Gtrabs: 81.
Nefie 1eIsbera on 6enrn Wirth u.
Iq., 5hil hr 2cis 134 uno l35 m
Grtenbr.her Improvement Cos un'
.erobthtiluns; 81.
6arrie o. Crane. 4bnl, on pen
riettu gonberfslte. 40 bel 140 CUB an
| Ter CitIeiie b.r 1rimb!. 4pe.,, $3.50.
gliso6esb Sielte on Clarence Ti.
aboir II. a., Cots 257 uno 258 IN
Robb e sgess' eriier GnrpeD IN Ans
fereliff; 81. -
Cris 6. alllen an Sou M. gloe. %
| ki $50 Gub an Der Norbieits nsr
anomlton Gtrabe. 80 f5ub fpeItlId)
BON Dane GtraBe; ebenio 2heil Der
90. a in Wm. alsn's llnserabth.; VI.
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gsiIiom 3. 9re,ne an biti.lbe;
$500.
Dtmas 9. HoipIano on bieieIbs;
$3.50.
Bertha y. guitsrfislo an Ssntins
Continuation dc Menlin Co.; S2061. 80.
5arrn g.. Riga an RationoI 3. u.
Co.; $500.
gbriitian .5irIn an gitIe @. & Z.
Co.; $500.
she Gitisens hom.iieob 60. on ].
$. 9pfpooo; S34OO
Samuel Sdnin an Soutbern Ohio
g. & Z. Co.; S2500.
marihd G1iomonn on Goani,on g.
& g. Co.; $3.50.
emma I. 8. Sboenterssr an NE
tern & Scuibern 2ifs Snf. Co.;
$1,000.
alIice g. 9unbam an GonsrsB 9.
u. Co.; $2650.
foiier !. gopS an Mi6osl Mins.s;
$4,000.
CHS Rariin an Sprino Grope 2fp.
6. e 2. Co.; 5000.
}ritba n. Ghannon On Diners q.
Cooper; $45O0.
TeieIbe an feniel5en; $1,000.
emma gurtbarbi an Jirit Warb 3.
&c 6. a.. s700.
3isis!bs an CHARTS Jreo.rid;
$140.
Soisp1 Wnb an Goutb.rn Sbio
Sopinss gout Co.; $500.
aohn R. 5eorit an 6ome Sapings
gant Co.; $4,000.
elizabeth g. simlid an gineinnaii
9Doriinglnsns Club .. &c 6. Co.;
S2750.
peisr Z. gabbiit an s.. 9. Orr;
$1,000.
Clarence Ds. 4boir oil Grant Du.s
fen II. o.; $1,000.
OetiIgte 6ppot1efen.
sbrmas Fielder an ). 8. Di.b,.
gresuicr; $40.
8. 3. G,sers on 4nionia Some g.
& y. Co.; $500.
Otto Raudfub an Union g. 3. &
3. Co.; $1,000.
pearl Gournann an Gtrmonia $40.
2 6. 6- y. Co.: $3.50.
Tieielbe on q. o. Cooper; $3.50.
Clan porier an Dremon 4oe. g.
e. 6. Co.; $500.
Gto. 3. grap an GIisobetb pislase;
$1,000.
Sobn o. mrifsl an prppibent Gap.
y. &: z. Co.; $500.
gnnie GfpsIage an 0arbsn .. &:
&. Co.; $3.50.
Maraueriie 81. DrpEius an WaIuui
Oils g. 8 g. Co.; $4,000.
ellie 8. Rein on J. 8. Bapsrs;
5000.
u. II. noffmeiitsr an Central sruii
& 9. D. Co.; $4,000.
CLARA 8. Men5sI an Goutbern
Sbio 6. & 3. Co.; $3.50.
Oeorae %. lWiIIer an M. MoretDa;
$500.
Dsrislbt an Sohu 8. Gofiello;
$500.
SuIiu Orimar an pleaiant .. q.
6. Co.; $500.
4nnie q. 6oa an Goutbern Dbir
6. e 8. Co.; $500.
pearl .. Sunttrmunn an q. Cuff
man: $1,000.
sFofter 8. HDpo an Caroline G6ol.
lenbtraer; $44OO.
Annie g. 6aII an 6enrp Wsoore;
$500.
Z. 9. Oeorae an Gan wsareo ..
e 6. Co.; $4,000.
g. =. 1obbitt an 6ub6art
GMmorb; $4,000.
+. 6. iFwhtrid an sJirit Mdrb q.
e g. 4. Co.; $500.
2seb xt(l5e - btsftIts; 5000
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VraaSeiseatbnms .3yystlefea
geut hnppthtksn

Nbrabam Wihelfon on 8ernbart
4ertte; $4217. 80.
AIiee 6. Cunningham an g. g
6pfpe; $1,000.
Wsarp 9roiDt on 3. Mrt6ur GIoB,
$1,000.
0enrn beImtrs an Columbia 3. &
.G. Co.; Sis. 900.
glup porter an Drtmon Ape. 8. e
9. Co.; $500.
Sobn 8. Weffsl an gl0rt Ctr. 6
e. 3. Co.; $4,000.
Geo sanftn an 2ltesat 3. 4 .
Co. 2Qn
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pie g 0ttin Der Detsbeit.
Sn Der Sdule er3dbit Die 2e6rerin,
cine alts Sungfer, bon ben grie9iiten
0Dttern, uno fpriht aud bon Miners
Da. .Bar Winerpa perbeiratbet?"
frugt Elm fleines Mdb6en. ,Qber nein.
mein HinD," antiportet bic 2ebrerin
nit einem 2ddsln. .MinsrDa mar Die
GSitiu bsr Wsisbsit."
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a sharp pencil trace the design on the
fabric, or else lay the material ON the
pattern ON top Of table or other hard
surface, and carefully trace the design
with well pointed pencil, the design
may also be transferred to heavy ma
terial by using piece Of transfer or
carbon paper. to be placed between
the pattern and cloth, using sharp
pointed pencil to secure a clean line.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-29

5beooor mar angetommen. Die
5reuoe beg DieberTebens IieB oen pas
itor fir etnige Stunben peniaitens
Oas geitrige peinlifs GrlebniB pereefz
Ten. Qber fdon am Worgsn puroe er
burd gpas iiberpahtes Qusieben,
onrh ben 4usornd ibres 2eiosns in
lhren 4ngen, Den iie friiber ME aebabt,
IN nnliebfdmer Weiis baran erinn.rt.
sSh bate mir gDa nad oeiner Be-
trhrsibnng 1eiterer unb frifher aez
Daht,1 ouberte SRooor gu ben Gltern,
dls oas Iunse Wdo6en ben Jriibitiidss
tifh perlaifen bate, um iicb fir Die
Hnterri6tsitunben in Der Sdule fer
zig su MAIDEN. ~Sie fisbt nidt seraos
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-06
How to Feed Your Winter Baby
Pointers from Noted Nurse Who Has Cared for Thousands
in the countrys Leading Hospitals.

faee-if
leading American
L.
possible unless she is uberca-
IT, mother mott thriving her milk
II child
babys milk
should
during boil
nipple minutes
n the chill
The should which thoroughly
washed and scaded and be hands perfectly
clean.
food put into them should boiled
1t is impossible preparing milk
children
physician to the of milk water
child
boiled condition
barley
smooth
double boiler
Boiled added TO finished product
When find baby oatmeal dilute
milk
rounded tablespoonful
The quart is then made by adding
alright
digestion
the milk the other
would this little
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-06
Health and Beauty Helps
BY MRS. NAE MARTYR.

at home. Get an ounce OF kardene and
dissolve it in one-half pint alcohol mot
wbiskey); then add one-half cupful sugar
and enough hot water to make quart or
tonic. Take tablespoonful before eacn
meal and it will soon rid your system or
poisonous Accommodations and make you
strong. bringing the glow of perfect health
to your cheeks.
Miss j.. Annoying, itchy scalp can be
overcome If you use a tonic made by dis-
solving an ounce Of quinzoin in a half
pint alcohol, then adding half-pint wa
ter. Massaging the scalp with this tonic
twice week stops the itching and rouses
the hair follicles to healthy action ana
using it regularly cures dandruff and soon
induces an abundant growth of brilliant
fluffy hair.
Ira: To regain the velvety softness and
healthy, youthful glow to the skin you
should discard powders and rouge and use
the following simple lotion: Get four
and dissolve In half-pint hot water. then
add two teaspoonfuls glycerine. Apply
this freely with the palms of the hands
to the face. neck and arms. Using the
spurmax lotion clears and tones the skin.
overcomes coarseness, sallowness ana
wrinkles, as well as protects the COM
pl( yion from tan, freckles and Indictment
Weather.
p. X: Il Is not necessary 10 use the
electric needle. because with a single
application of deiatone you can rid your
q paste With a little delatone and
water; apply 10 hairy surface and In two
or three minutes remove, wash the skin
and 1t VIII he smooth and hairless This
y QuicA harmless way TO Danish hair
from Nhe fares neck and arms
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-06
TO CLEAN OUT STOVE

If you burn soft coal in your cook
stove you will have to occasionally
clean out the SCOT that collects in
flues and pipe. The easiest way 1
have found is TO use a soft rag we'll
saturated with kerosene.
The top over the oven can first be
swept with an old brush-broom into
the fire-boX, then into the ash-pan.
Then, closing all front drafts. close
damper as for heating oven. place
saturated rag in at the flue cleaning
door and touch lighted match to
lit. It will blaze and roar up the
chimney, carrying the SCOT with it.
With the long fiue cleaner move
the rag about into all parts.
If one rag does not complete the
job try another.
1t is much easier than the old way
lof scraping the SCOT out into a pan,
and the room is not filled with ashes
rand SCOT Neither is there any need
of taking down the pipe. as this
method cleans that as Well. Mine
mas not been down for over year
mot since learned this way OF
doing
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-06
To Win a Girl, Don't Try to
Own Her, Says Billie Burke

These funny, funny men.
I never had an idea they took US
SO much to heart. They write me
from out hearts full of self-hurt and
rooted in old-fashioned ideals in
which the 1918 girl has no part.
From their letters you would think
there was not a beautiful girl who
had a grain of sense in the whole
world, or another thought than Of
herself.
One says 10 me: 4 have never yet
seen girl who was interested in
your beauty talks that was not a
vain little mink. She thinks more
about herself than anything else on
earth; she never says to me: How
well you are looking tonight or How
nice of you to come and CALI But
she always asks: How do you like
my harp or DO you think my new
gown pretty?'
She might be sure that l think
she looks all right, or 1 would not
take her out with me. will not take
a girl TO a party or the theatre that
is not a good locker and she ought
TO know that without me telling her
So"
Now, girls. what can you do with
o man like that?