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muscles, CnNb1cs thctn
to expand without
strain and enables
women to go through
the ordeal without
pain. nauscn. inOril-
ing sickness or other
dreaded syniptOtns so
familiar to many
mothers.
sC,1,,rn 10 M fNoliah
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" YOU cough all night you get no
rcpi. Duf does anyone else In The
house. Keep within reach u botIlc
of; BAIL.ARD'S liOREHOUND SYR-
re. II is then easy to stop the tick
iihs which causes the cough. when
eI.r II appears. Price 2oc. soc and
$500 per bottle. Sold by Hausman
Drug Co,
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SOCIALISTS END STRIKE

Brussels. Belgium. April 2i.-The
delegates to the national Socialist
congress voted today by u three
fourths majority to terminate the
strike and resume work Immediately.
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REAL HUMILITY

Gal,in-'l have my opinion of
yukr pastor. The idea OF him preach
In ON humility. Why he never goes
biz"
MARTIN know he doesn't; but
lbs uscisa 1910 machine. Judge.
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Skim SOOffled and
Healed by ID. d. D.

i"sts";s th"-. r"Tu- a'rl washes them
way. thereby Ici,"vin. HAT awful itch
iiru"uiat".v. \ zoe bottle viii ,'rov9
:i'S mt..h to you.
We nrr % confident tina; Did. can
roach Ill eases. that W" otter Won this
frat fui,-siz. hut;i" FREQ II II does not
30 as we suv. You, alone. to Judge.
Odd. SOAP aids IN keeping the skin
rtic; ask us.
IIausman Drug Co. Three stores.
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WoMAN'S ILLS
DISAPPEARED
Like Magic after taking Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
North bangor. n. Y.

uScu l.SuH To- s"
hams Vegetable
Compound with
great benefit ] feel
il my, duty to write
and tell you aisa,t H.
was niling from f..
male weakness and
had hca.iaehc and
backscl,c nearly all
tn. time. WAS later
every m"nth than !
should have been
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csniag Of
How to Avoid those Pains and DiKress
Which so Many Mothers Have Suffered

1t is pity more women do not know of
Mothers Friend. This remedy softcns the
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KENNEHAN TO EXAMINE
MESA COUNTY BOOK!

Grand Junction. Colo. April "a
State Auditor Kcnnchan today an-
nounccd his intention OF making ~
personal Investigation OF the books
of Mesa county officials
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and 50 sick that ] Ind IN 20 To bed.
Lydia T.. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Com
pound has made me well md these trou.
blcs have disappeared like magic. |
have recommended the Compound to
many women who have used il success.
fully. Mrs. JAMES J. STACY. RED.
No. 3. North Bangor. N. y.
Another Made Well.
Ann Arbor. Mich.-"Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has done
wonders for me. For years suffered
terribly with hcmoIrhages and had
pains so intense that sometimes ! would
faint away. l had female weakness
SO bad that I had to doctor NIL the time
and never found relief until took
your remedies to please my husband.
/ recommend your wonderful medicine
TO NIL sufferers AS I think 1t is blessing
for nil women. Mrs. l.. +. WrcKoff.
li2 s. Ashley St. Ann Arbor, Mich.
There need be no doubt about the
rbiii,y Of this grand old remedy. made
from the roots and herbs Of our fields. to
remedy womnn's diseases. We possess
volumes Of proof Of this fact. enough
to convince the most skeptical. Why
don't you try II!
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llausman Drug Co. 7
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-07-17
A Man Up a
Tree
How He Got There and
How He Came Down
By F. A. mitchell

Mile. Chauvier was an orphan and
an heiress. She lived in the chateau
of her ancestors on the banks Of the
river Loire with a widowed aunt, her
mothers sister. who fulfilled the part.
so far as possible, Of mother.
While mademoiselle was a liberal
giver to charity and subscribed to all
the projects for the benefit of her i'm
mediate neighborhoOd. there was one
matter in which she was considered
selfish. She would permit no one to
shoot on her estate.
MademO.selle was fond of rising ear
~ during the hunting season for a bit
of sport before breakfast One morn
ing she emerged from the chateau in
shooting costume as the sun was ris-
ing above the horizon. Carrying her
own gun and game baylor she would
not have an attendant-she started for
some timber!and at no great distance.
Having gained it. she was aiming at
a pheasant on the limb Of a tree when
she heard an "Ahemr'
Mademoiselle dropped her eyes from
the bird and swept them in 4 semi
circle about her. 1t was then that
she received the establishment Of her
life. Aiming at the bird she was
about to shoot was a young man in
Il costume which for hunting was mar
Vicious TO behold. On his head was
a three cornered hat. His coat. which
was covered with golden lace. fared
in the skirt; from his chest extended
a profusion Of lace: his legs were in
cased in knee breeches and silk stock
ings. while on his shoes were enor-
nous silver buckles. In short. he was
a gentleman of the eighteenth century
poaching in the twentieth on made
moiSelle's estate
For Il moment the lady wondered If
this gentleman were not her great
grandfather returned to his former
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-07-17

earthly home to shoot his own birds
But he was certainly no ghost. On the
contrary. he was flesh and blood and
a handsome young man. with figure
and face seen TO advantage in a very
becoming costume The most likely
explanation of his presence was that
he was n lunatic.
The man lowered his gun and turned
his gaze upon the lady. Then he made
a profound bow. She was temporarily
relieved. Evidently he was not of the
violent kind. and she must handle him
in way TO prevent his becoming so.
Pardon" he said Il would have
asked your kind permission to shoot
on your estate had it not been that the
hour is unreasonable and 1 was not
willing TO arouse you from slumber
am fond Of shooting at this hour and
was tempted TO break over your rule.
now ask the permission 1 should
otherwise have asked to shoot on your
estate"
Certainly. monsieur. Shoot as much
as you wish"
InaOkS. mauemOlSelle. am more
pleased at your generosity than at any
benefit | shall derive from il. 1 have
secured breakfast and that is all
wish"
He held up brace of birds.
You are quite welcome. monsieur"
"A breakfast for you, mademoiselle.
/ would not think OF keeping game l
have no right 10 keep"
do so by all means. Game is plen-
tiful in my preserves"
Your kindness would be more &C
ceptahle If shown in another way
What way?"
by permitting me to carry your gun
and bag"
Mademoiselle heSitated. She feared
that the man wished TO get her gun
from her to render her defenseless,
yet she did not wish 10 refuse him lest
she irritate him. She resorted TO sub
terfuCe
My gun | need TO kill birds. You
may carry my bag II you like"
~ shall feel honored at being permit
ted TO do So"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-07-17
BOARD OF HEALTH
LABORATORIES.

Boise, Idaho.
To Whom it May Concern:
On and after June LIST, 1918. the
State Board of Health Laboratories
will make no sanitary analyses OF
waters unless received at the labora-
tory in q special container furnished
to the shipper at his special request
Both county and city officials OF the
Local Board of Health, also city en-
gineers and waterworks superintend-
ents, should write TO the State
Board of Health, asking for special
containers and giving full intorma-
ton as to the source. date of collec-
ton, and chance of pollution Of the
water. The shipping charges Of the
containers to be paid both ways by
the applicant
Ralph Falk, NJ. ID.
Director,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-07-17
For Sale, Wants, En-.

For sale-CIoyer hay in the field.
Phone H. H. Timpe- Is
For Sale-A good driving horse or
will trade for COVE. H. Lowrie.
For Rent.-Good piano cheap. En-
quire at Enterprise office. 28t2
For sale-Ten tons Of first class
first cutting alfalfa hay. J. D. Baker.
{ Wanted-To rent a saddle horse by
the month. Phone Miss Muller, 40 red
For sale-Work horse-Henry Sick,
Phone 1902. 1stt
a few tons Of baled alfalfa hay left
So, OO-A. V. Strauss. 24tf
Wanted To Buy. Spring pigs. Ad-
dress Box SCI or call at this office.
I viii give piano lessons at my
home 356, 4th Ave. N.-Ruby Landon.
Wanted-To rent q saddle horse
by the month. Phone Miss Muller. 43
red.
For Rent.-A good four room
ESusY CaH on OF phone Carl Ko-
rUp. st
You can get the genuine "Appells"
South African water bags at Downs
Harness Shop.
For Rent-Two front office
rooms in Creighton building Modern
Frank Creighton. 27tf
Wanted-Empty quart beer bottles
at the Payette BottIing Works. W.
R. Higgenbothom- 20 If
For Sale.-Late Duke Cherries 25c
per gallon Whitney Cherry orchard
B. J. Taylor, Prop. 1913
Wanted. Stock to pasture. Good
grass and plenty OF water. James B.
Trevey, phone 137L. 28tS
Wansed-Fat cattle and hogs. VIII
pay highest market price, Phone to
J. o. scwker, 2f2 l..
Fer Sale: -Four good lots, good 10
cation, in Fruitland. Some improve
ments on them.-Tom Walters.
wated-Young mich COW. light
spring wagon and single harness c.
a Smith, il. Inquire OF George Win
die.
Lost-A bIuebird pin between H.
VI. Bells residence and the postotfice.
Findr Return to this office or TO Myn
tie Bell.
For Rent-A nice new six room
bungalow strictly modern. Located
on Front street. VIII be vacant,
April 1st-E. A Blair. Is
For Sale-A good driving horse,
practically new buggy and harness
VIII sell for cash or give liberal
trems-J O. Bovker. 25tf
For Rent-A five room bungalow,
good garden, small barn, good out
side brick cellar located on the east
side. For particulars call at this
office 11tr
Wanted - Girl who wishes to at
tend school in Payette the coming
year and make her home in town,
to apply at once. Address postof-
ice HOY 80 2itf
For Exchange-Four room brick
house in Caldwell for Payette proper
". Would also consider trade for
small piece OF land For particulars
INQUIRE OF L. E. Merritt, Payette.
For REIMBURSEMENT 240 &C
res fine land, so acres in wheat, ~
acres cleared, two room house and
furniture; REIMBURSEMENT OF 160 &C
res, 20 acres cleared and plowed, all
TO several good towns
Box 422, Ontario. oregon 2oE
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-07-17
BERRY GROWERS

The Payette Fruit Packing Com
pany will soon have in car load
Of Berry Cups and Crates.
Phone or write US your orders ar
once and this material will be re,
served for you.
Don't wait until We are out before
ordering.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-07-17
For Sale Cheap for Cash.

l team black ponies about 600, just
the thing for the mountains. Broken
to ride, drive o. pack. Also team
good horses about 1150. See Tom
Jones, Telephone 249 blk 24tt
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-07-17
FARM LOANS

If you want money on your farm,
can get it for you very promptly
Liberal loans and terms.-M. G. Rieb-
cling, Payette. II
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friends of the host and hostess at each
affair. Beautiful floral decorations
were used and bridge was enjoyed fol
lowing the dinner.
DR. AND MRS. JOHN II. HESS viii
- entertain tonight at dinner at
their quarters at the post, the second
in a series OF such affairs at which they
have been entertaining their friends,
The guests will be Major and Mrs
Charles Crawford, Captain and Mrs. c,
C. Smith, Mrs. Miller, mother of Mrs.
Crawford, and Lieutenant Glover. Their
guests at the dinner given Friday even
ing preceding the hop were Captain and
Mrs. T. R. Harker, Mrs. Elizabeth Hoff-
man and Lieutenant Glover.
THE members of the Tennis club
Il which has formed a sort Of town
and country club through the winter
months, have reorganized and elected
officers to servo through the summer
months as follows,
o, j. Salisbury, president; secretary
and treasurer, Edward NJ. Garnett; :;
house committee, Mrs. Charles w.
Simpson, Mrs. i. L. Terry, C.. S. Nc
Donald; entertainment committee, Miss
Kate Williams, Mrs D. c. Roberts,
Miss McGrath, 7, W. Boyer; tennis
committee, Frank T. Roberts, George T
Badger; grounds and lawn, Mrs. o. J.
Salisbury, l.. c.. Miller; directors, Frank
T. Roberts, Mrs. o. j. Salisbury, Miss
Kate Williams, w. i. Mcleod, C. w
Simpson, T. W. Boyer,
The custom OF having n special din
ner on each Tuesday evening with
hostesses named for the occasion will
be continued and there will besides be
numerous events scheduled for the sum.
mer time.
THERE is very general regret both
Il at the post and in town over the
fact that Chaplain John M. Moose, who
has endeared himself to a host of local
friends as well as to the army people
is ordered away from this regiment
Both he and Mrs. Moose will be much
missed by their friends. The chaplain
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grafton canyon, where the beautiful
wild flowers and especially the ferns,
attract at this time of year, This is
one Of the few canyons in the state
where ferns grow in luxuriant richness,
and in the spring and early summer
they may be found in great quantities
and rare beauty. Some of the eques-
trians and equestriennes will enjoy a
ride up some Of the narrower canyons,
several Of the young people going on a
long trip up City creek and over Black
mountain
MFRS. J. Fl. PATRICK was the
| wi hostess yesterday afternoon at
the first of two bridge teas at her
home, the second to be given tomor~
row afternoon, The attractive rooms
were bright with the beautiful Eng
lish hawthorne, which is Just now at
its perfection, the lovely, fragrant
flowers decorating everything. Eight
tables were arranged for the players,
and following the game tea was served.
Mrs. S. A. Whitney, Mrs. Enos D.
Hoge and Mrs. D, D, Moffat assisting
the hostess.
| THE June brides who have been
Il feted at numerous affairs during
the past few weeks have been really
honored by nothing to come as with
the very beautiful and practical re-
ception given in their honor by the
Gas company last Wednesday. The af
fair had all the interest of social
function. and at the same time pre-
sented very practical side of the life
OF every June bride. Some excellent
music was furnished for the bride:
who were Of Junes past and Junesyet
to-be. and most interesting game wa:
played which might be made a fea
ture Of every "shower" party give1
for brides.
, MR. and Mrs, John C. D. Clarl
, 1v1 entertained again last even
ing at the second in series o.
, dinners at their home in the Prescott
3 apartments, another having been giver
3 last Wednesday evening. The com
- -
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higher standard among the enlisted
men which has been so noticeable since
the coming of the Twentieth. He has
done much to keep the men III the post
by means of entertainments, lectures
and the like, and has put we'll forward
his project of establishing a permanent
clubhouse for the enlisted men of the
regiment. There is q hope that his
place may be filled by Chaplain John
chaplainS Of the army and former
Salt Lake boy. Chaplain AXton IS
parents are still living here and his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-18
Health and Beauty Ans,,s
Ely MRS. MAE MARryN

Esther: I was glad TO read that you
are recommending my almozoin wrinkle
removing jelly recipe TO your friends. The
shampoo recipe you ask for consists only
OF l teaspoonful OF canthroX dissolved In
cup OF not water. II fathers freely and
will thoroughly cleanse the scalp and
Ing the hair with canthrox every two or
three weeks II Will remain soft and
huIfy. CanthroX also relieves itching
and irritation of the scalp. or troubled
with dandruf. read answer TO Elsie }
Worried: Waste no time on lialud
prepara tlons. Use a delatone paste,
made by mixing together powdered della.
wanted. and In two or three minutes rub
of. wash the skin and the hairs are en-
tirely dissolved. This is quick. harm
less method, but be sure you get the
delatone IN an original package.
Mrs, G.; Try pyroxin on your eye
orows and you will be delighted on how
thIckly they will grow BY the same
eyelashes come in long and curly, Ap-
ply the pyroxin at lash roots with thumb
and forefnger. You can buy pyroXln IN
small, original package. but be careful
and don't get any where 40 hair Is
wanted.
Birdie: agree with YOU. A bright,
clear. youthful eve is always attra ctive
and admired Most girls neglect TO give
eye tonic. which think essential In car
ing for the eyes / have found the fol-
lowing tonic to be fine for weak. tired
and innamed eyes: Go 10 your druggist
and get one ounce OF crYstos and dissolve
1T in q pint of water Use two or three
drops in each eye night and morning. IL
will nots smart. This inexpensive eve
tonic VIII do YOU lots OF good and relieve
you OF that dull tired feeling above the
eyes.
Beulah You are not the only girl with
a sallow complexion and oily skin WHO
cannot find a face powder that pleases
| her But you need not despair There
| are other aids TO beauty more satsiac-
! tory than face powder and the use ol
| washes is becoming more popular every,
where Here is a recipe for wash tha
when on seems part Of the skin that yol
| can make at home and II Will cost nucf
less than any manufacture brand DIS
| solve ounces OF spurmax In half pin
! OF witch hazel or hot water and add
! teaspoonfuls of glycer!ne THIS VII
make a complexion beautifier that whit
ems and sottens the skin without the us'
| OF powder and il also tends 10 remoV
| pimples, tan and freckles.
Flo: Yes dear. smiling makes crows
feet as easily as worry. but don't stol
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friends are most anxious to have him
ASSIGNED to a station where he can be
near his home.
TUE usual weekend affair at the
4 Country club last evening drew
n large number Of the members and
their friends to that popular summer
place. One large dinner party Of
nearly a score was entertained in the
private dining room, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. W. Salisbury as host and hostess,
and numerous smaller parties number
ing from two to ten filled the main
dining room. The company remained
out for dancing, and many more went
out late in tho evening to enjoy the
dance. During tho afternoon several
sets Of tennis were played and many
golf enthusiasts were TO be seen on
| the links.
" HOWARD BUTLER entertained
Z few friends ut Il stag dinner
Thursday evening, in honor of the three
t'varsity fe!lows,' Burns. Armstrong
| anu 4 VlISH- w ~ tbsO w lhN cSl
bill, The three young men are grad
uatcs of the University of Washing
| ton, and were friends of Mr.. Butler ii
Seattle before going on the boards. Tn
others in the party were Arthur Mors
Moon and Joseph Johnson.
1~LEN MILLER SMYTH of 10
" street will graduate tomorrow
from Stanford university with the de
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desire for prominence which would
seem to apply not alone to tie nation
but to local conditions in every com
munity Under the head of GA Grave
Crisis" it says.
We desire to call attention to the
alarming increase in prominent pco'
pie. IF this thing keeps up we
shall all be hopelessly involved.
There was time when it was pos
sible to know practically all Of the
prominent people there were. For
instance, in the old Roman days,
you could keep track of Julius
Caesar up in Gaul, and Cicero, Lu
cullus, Horace, Virgil and all the
others that were worth knowing
could almost be counted on the fin
gers Of both hands.
But today everybody is more or
less prominent, and becoming moro
30.
The only solution that we can
think of is to become acquainted
with the people who are not promi-
nent. They fill small but select
society and they are better people
to know, anyway. They have mod
esty and are not pushing them
selves forward, and they wear bet
ter in the long run.
TWO Of the June brides wer
IL guests yesterday at practical sor
Of sewing bees, a dozen or more friend
having been invited In to hem An
mark linen for them. Mrs. A. J. Goi
ham entertained at such an affair fc
Miss Mabel Zerbe and Mrs. J. II. Free
erickson gave another similar affa
for Miss Marguerite Stewart. FOLLOW
ing the busy time of the afternoon te
was served. few Of the more intimat
friends assisting the hostesses at eac
affair.
MANY canyon parties are made I
1v1 to spend today in the mountain
several going by motor to Ogden ca
yon, to Big Cottonwood canyon and l
Provo canyon. In additnon to the
parties, many are made up to make tl
first Sunday trim hy frallar LII, En-
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.HE usual rush of social events
which follows the siege Of house

II
which follows the siege Of house
L. cleaning is on for the present
week, most of the Lares ana fena'e'
having been duly prepared for eAnloi'
+;or ;, tho friends one desires TO en-
tertair. Many of the small cluoe
which were organized through the WIN
FOR for social gathering are disoand-
ing for the summer. and are haVlns
rather elaborate outgoing affalrs as
= close of the year games Inc
Neighborhood CLUB will enjoy luhen-
con together tomorrow at the Hotel
Utah, with an Empress party later al
which Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux VIII be
tho hostess. TIE Qungenta club VIII
be entertained It an extra meeting
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs, Eayoould
=, West Ternrle street The After
noon Auction Bridge club or Fort
Douglas viii meet Monday with MIS-.
A W Foreman Mrs. Bismarck Snyder
viii entertain the members of the Crys-
tsl Bridge club on Wednesday at the
usual luncheon and bridge, Mrs. Ed
ward Roseubaum Will entertain the
membery OF the Browning section and
their escorts the same evening at her
home on Ninth East and Brigham
streets.
Among the affairs planned for
bridal uarties is an evening party to
he given Tuesday evening by Miss Lu'
cile Francke for Miss Marguerite
Stowart and Lieutenant Palmer. On
Wednesday Mrs. l., II. Farnsworth will
give = bridge luncheon at the Country
club in honor OF Mrs. Walter c. Lewis.
WHO is being much feted since coming
TO Salt Lake TO live Mrs. 5. S. Dick
inson will entertain the same day with
a luncheon at the Hotel Utah, in COM
piimeut to q number of friends Mrs.
F. L. Parker will give her home to the
Ladies Aid society of the First Con-
grcgational church for ''silver tea y
the same afternoon.
Mrs Nj. 5. Woodward and her daugh-
Ter, Mrs. j. NJ Bidwell. will give n
tea on Thursday afternoon, IN honor of
Miss Lucille Gilmer of New York, Mrs.
J b. Risdue, who is to leave town
shortly. and Mrs. Moylan c. Fox of
Oakland Friday afternoon Miss Rich.
will entertain at tea for Miss
Stewart at the Richmond home. Mrs.
William c, Jennings will give lunch
cor on Saturday, in compliment to
Mrs. Theodore y. Parker. The same
afternoon the Misse- Jasmine and
Vivian Smith will entertain at cards
for Miss Marguerite Burrows, whose
engagement was recently announced
and Mrs. W. K, TYndale VIII entertain
the p. z. o. sisterhood at tea. in
compliment TO Mrs. Gruce Parks Of
Chicago. supreme president.
HEISS MILDREN M'MILLAN has
1Vl returned after a most delightful
stay in the east. She visited in Boston,
where her younger sister. Miss Aline
Mcmillan, and other Salt Lake girls are
studying, and later was the guest O.;
the Wall family IN Washington during
the rushing social season there, and was
much feted. Later she stopped off in
Denver with Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Adams
and was entertained lavishly there
Miss Mcmillan is one of the real beau
ties of the city. being of the Mcmillan
family which is famed for a hevy OF
beautiful daughters.
He current number of Life has al