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The San Francisco call., 1913-07-20
COLD SHIP, HOT WEATHER
Refrigerator Glacier, Illustrating I'm
Mexican Waters, Due in August

VALLEJO July 19.-News reached
Mare island today that the refrigerator
ship Glacier. which has been in Mexi-
can waters for the last several months,
will arrive here about August l.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-20

reel QUO VADIS," from Astor The
ater, n. Y. NOT HERE until Aug. 2, then
bia.-Advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-13

TEETH TALKS.
II you come here and have your
teeth fixed the Douglas Way"
you Will be an enthusiastic Doug
las Booster ever afterward.
"SOLACEA TREATMENT
Grade mark.l
That's Douglass own discovery
1t enables you to smile while the
most difficult operation Is being
performed on your teeth. I am
the original 'Tf it hurts don't pay
me" dentist. Believe me, I make
good Try me and be happy.
DOUGLAS PRICES
Run as low as:
Porcelain Crowns $500
Gold Crowns ......,...,....SS $500
Bridge Work ...............,s4.oo
Filings ,..... 25
Extra ctlons Free - Free Free.
"Nuprocess" Teeth (without
plates) ..,,...,.....-......' 5000
DOUGLAS.
Dentist.
Open Sundays.
SIS Brooks Arcade Bldg, Sd Floor.
State and Broadway.
d159S
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TWO LADIES TO SHARE MODERN
home with young lady; very reasona,esiIe:
266 w. 7thi South. oio0o
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FOR RENT
Houses Unfurnished


4-ROOM FRAME. 5rH NORTH AND
3-room frame, $50 w, md North. 8 90
1-room brick, 3rd North and 4th
West .:....,..... ..,..... 800
i-room ADOBE, So4 n. 9th Vest. IL. 90
4-foon modern, rear 160 f lth So. 20 90
6-room modern brick. 204 e. TIN
South .;..,..:.,.... .........,. 20. so
Groom modern. as K street. ...,,-. = 80
Groom modern, 632 r.. 9Th South 80 40
S-room modern, $50 First avenue. 50 90
S-room modern, 69I Fifth avenue. % 90
flats and rooms, n u St., 80 90
S-room modern. 1864 Second ave-. 90 90
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.
i-room. Canning. 9th East and End
South ....s,.,., ..-....-,..,... so 90
Groom, Crltchlow, Il and First ave, 80 90
Groom, Stewart, corner c and First
avenue ......... ........... 80 90
4-room. Gleason. 16S +. 9Th So.... 90 so
broom, Gibbons. PSI Il. 3rd SO. 80 80
i-roofn. Avondale, 8th East and 2nd
South ......,...... ............ 35 90
o-room, Critchlow, L; and First ave. 30 90
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
II you are looking for something highly
furnished and strictly first-class In every
respect, you should call and see the
Holland apartments, il0 South West
Temple
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST
COMPANY,
go Main Street Exchange 80.
dl7s1
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WASTE PAPER & GARBAGE
UTAH WASTE PAPER AND GARBAGE
Co. A lllingworth. manager, Phone
Wasatch 1901 c4213
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Wanted-To Trade

ONE SHIP, PASSENGER. HIGH.
grade car TO exchange for smaller car
By Stale 81. c40s2
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Celebrated Herbalist successfully treats
patients by mail in all parts Of the world
Distance is no object to D. r. Fong.
he has patients in every part of the
continent. Not alone in the L. S, but
in Canada and Mexico as we'll. Indeed
his herbs extend far on one side of
the world as the Philippines and on the
other to England. Grateful patients
spread his fame even into these far-off
places. They carry the glad tidlngs Of
health and happiness in their glowing
faces and active bodies, and IL is a small
wonder their friends and neighbors grasp
at the opportunity TO consult the same
wonderful Herbalist
Because you are far away don't hesl-
tate about writing tc D, R Fong and
obtaining his advice about your case.
Although he has met but small per-
centage of his patients, d. R Fongs
system OF reports is so perfect, and the
attention given to each and every case
Is so thorough he is able to follow ex
actly the effect OF each and every herb
prescribed,
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FURRIERS

FURS REPAIRED AND STORED.
Geneva G. Hicks Co, 6S So. 9Th East.
Was 1901 c9S3
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Furnisb.a
CLEAN WORK GUARANTEED SH1c1
Klce. 127 L. lst So st- Wasatch a4oat
eaSis
furnished; 49, c ST.; $500 ,sSSSoMphETELy
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST co
80 Main Street Exchange 80
ca5os
s-RM. log CABIN AT BR1cuToNI !
iiousToM ~ N, r. +, NV CO..
4 ROOMS AND BATH: REAsoNAn7n
26S University 81. caoss| !
MODERN, o ROOMS -,
Srd ave. Key at 15S 9th East 81 c.s9SI AN
5-PooM, STRICTLY MODERN pr17,
o.sn y" place Goddard Inv Co Wasatch|
ESQ 80 dss ds
COTTAGE AT BRIGHTON. coMPLETri
~ furnished, including bedding. u,II,I
South. Phone Was. 1851. dss17l dEsys1l
5-RM BUNGALOW. MODERN wr7
furnished; large front and s,soEIai. !" Eli.
porch: beautiful front yard and lawn "a
East 1st North Call at $50 p. ne d7SSSl
BEAUTIFUL S-RooM MODERN oN
East South Temple, completely fHrN
nished, Call between and 1 D m rnuI
Ass, Semloh hotel. dISsa
FURNISHED UNDER HOUSE NON
ern. 3T6 So Sth West. di9JT
5-RooM MODERN COTTAGE WITIs
light and telephone y blocks southeast
Liberty park. will rent for months rens'
s23 per month; references. Address G. an
Tribune. dtssS
NICELY FURNISHED 6-RooM MOD
ern house for rent; very close In. eau
at the house, lG2 n. w. Temple st. or
phone ". 1907. SJ.JnI
NEATLY FURNISHED. BROOM MOD.
ern house no children, 266 w It'd
South. d1sse
FIvE-RooM COTTAGE. FURNTsHEDl
In Brighton. Phone Hyland 1l63-W. 1
diis4
5-RooM FURNISHED HOUSE. 4a7 So.
Srd East, d1722f
THE JENNINGS HOME, WITH FURNI-l
ture; No. l72 First avenue corner al
street Charming view OF city and Vail
ley. Handsome grounds; brick garageI
Terms on application at house. or from
Thomas W. Sloan, agent. No. 261 Second
avenue. Telephone Wasatch 144I dl7i0l
4-RooM MODERN, a24 SOUTH 8TH
East dls75
FOR RENT FURNISHED. HOME I'M
northeast part of the city. fowersj
lawn and shade; would like TO lease for a
year Phone Was, 59e2-W. d1733
sIX-RooM FIRM. HOUSE. INoUIRT|
Was. 524e-W. Also two-room furn..
apt. with screen porch. dlSssI
SMALL COTTAGE IN BRIGHTON
Hyland COZ dlS73|
ROOMS. STRICTLY MODERN. 3RD|
ave, sG5 month. Key at i53 So 9th|
East. dls74
s-RooM BUNGALOW. MISSION FUR
nished and piano; rent s2I. Cali Hy-
land 4o3-J, 1884
FOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL wELL-
furnished. 7-room house, modern 9i0
y. State ST d1sOo
SIX ROOMS. MODERN. FURNISHED. 4
room rented; !aaal location front and
roar lawn: viii rent for the summer Call.
Wasatch 1881 dls4i
JUST RIGHT FOR A COUPLE. CozY
range, refrigerator, disappearing bed.
rent SIS. Ga East 6th South. d17sf
4-ROOM ALL MODERN. 42I LovEN-
dale. 4th South bet. Ord and 4th East.
dl7ss
BOARD AND ROOM
~~~~~>~~~~~~~-~~~~~---~ ~---~-~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~>~~~~1
NEW TEMPT FAMILY HOTEL.
frst-class rooms, with excellent board;
hot water in rooms; tourists solicited.
block north Hotel Utah. II W. No. Tenn:
ple. Was 1905. cl65S
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FEMALE TROUBLE.

D. r. Fong states women are susceptl-
BILE TO nearly every disease that afflicts
man; ana In addition are afflicted with
many peculiar to themselves. 1t would
appear that Nature has placed a heavy
burden upon the female sex; most unfor-
tunate yet most true. Why this is so it
plain fact. The habits Of life to which q
woman must conform. her weaker ply
sique, her domest!city. her motherhood
an cond9ce to bring upon her many dis
eases OF an Intimate nature. Women
are endowed with the great power Of
suffering without complaint more pains
and agonies than men. and this is the one
great Gle which must be overcome
before thev can be successfully cured
Women WILL suffer: 1t has come to be
almost an axiom that a woman's portion
OF life must be burdened with pain. par
tlcularly If she Is a wife and mother
This is wrong.
Relief. cure-PERMANENT cure-,s at
hand. DO NOT wait for the permission
Of anybody
Another thing: You do not have TO
submit yourself TO any PERSONAL ex-
animation. The innate modesty of wom-
en- must be respected: the vulgar osten-
office specialists does not apply to the
THE FOLLOWING DISEASES YIELD
READILY TO D. R. FoNG's LIFE
Paralysis. spinal trouble. fits. epilepsy,
poor circuls ton. skin disease weak or
sore eyes typhoid fever, and all fevers.
spermentorrhoea, dyspepsia, hemorrhages,
sore throat. pneumonia, la grippe, tape
worm, weak back, hay fever, dropsy.
rupture. mercurlal poisoning, heartburn.
inflammation Of the bowels. salt rheum,
scald head. carbuncles bois, felons, ap-
pendicitis. also fIstula. cancus and tuber-
cuiosis, if taken In first and second
stages.
For 20 years he has cured with his
Celebrated Herbs where others failed, Go
TO this wonderful man today for a free
confidential consultation.
Out of-town patients cured at home.
Address =. r, Fong for particulars.
All mail given his personal attention.
Address 1i6 S Main. Salt Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-13

Many find II profitable to use the
wants In enecting out Of tbs ordinary
economies.
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wANTED-GooD GIRL FOR CEN
washing. 531 Ist avo. dl7s4
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WANTED-RELIABLE GIRL AS CIITI,-
dren's nurse i75 East 1st So Wasa'ch
26S3-J. dIs1e
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CHINESE HERBS

GROWTH AND EXPANSION BY MER-
1T is u. II, FONG'S AIM AND PUR-
POSE. DOING GOOD TO ALL HE
MEETS AND HELPING TO THE
BEST OF HIS ABILITY THOSE
SEEKING HEALTH TO REGAIN 1T.
DISTANCE OVERCOME By
SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT.
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GIRL WANTED FOR GENEpAT.
housswork. sorork. No. Hicks apis. Wa
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For observation-disclosures

STORES IN BUSINESS DISTRICT, sl5.
garage. $500 So. feet floor space. suita-
BILE for many purposes cI205
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MIDDLE AGED WOMAN OR GIRr, FOR
general Homework and take care Of
children. Phone Hyland s2sT d17ss
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WANTED

Wanted-Situation (FemaIe)
-~~~~~~-~~~~~-~-~~~--- ~~---~-----~-------~-~~-----
EXPERIENCED COOK OR HOUSE
keeper desires position. Address NJ. a.
T.. Belmont hotel dil63
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ROOM FOR COUPLE; HOME COOK1No'I
private family, 10 Grace apis, ISL ,eos aess;
and State st. ui'VV
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DENTISTS
d1604

TEETH TALKS.
II you come here and have your
teeth fixed the Douglas Way
you will be an enthusiastic Doug
las Booster ever afterward.
"SOLACEA TREATMENT"
Grade mark
That's Douglass own discovery
It enables you to smile while the
most difficult operation is being
performed on your teeth. I am
tho original "If 1t hurts don't pay
me" dentist. Believe me, I make
good. Try me and be happy.
DOUGLAS PRICES
Run as low as:
Porcelain Crowns $500
Gold Crowns $500
Bridge Work $500
Filings OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .25
Extra ctlons Free - Free - Free.
"Nuprocess" Teeth (without
plates) ...-.................S $500
DOUGLAS
Dentist,
Open Sundays,
31S Brooks Arcade Bldg. Sd Floor.
state and Broadway.
d15s7
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Wanted to Buy-ReaI Estate


AM CONSIDERING AN INVESTMENT
In an apartment house In Salt Lake
city Must be well located we'll built
comparatively new. and g good renter
Price must be reasonable, and not ex-
ceeding $4,000. Address E-63. Tribune
d4G
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PLEASANT HOME FOR TWO YOUNG
men. with board go Bird East. clSoo
ROOM AND BOARD FOR COUPLE ON
two gentlemen 55 North West Ienp,Ss, enpns
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GENERAL CEMENT WORK


CEMENT BLOCKS AND WORK OF ALL
kinds at reasonable prices, first class
bids submitted on any Job.
Gottleb G Co. phone Was. 67SS d2s2
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MINES AND MINING

PROsPECToR, KNOWS GOOD MIN
eTal territory and formations. wants
grubstake; Will get results. references.
Address F-2S. Tribune. d5i1
GOLD. SILVER. LEAD. 14-FT, CON-
tact vein: tunnels, shaft. 5-stamp mill.
wood. water !. w. Mcdonald Noun
tain City. Elloo county. New. d157s
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BARCT Fey CORSETS ARE LIKE OLD
friends: they wear we'll made to meas
urements: guaranteed 20 Mt. not to break
or rust Wasatch 30s1-W. Competent
business women wanted 10 take agencies
in Utah towns. 40 Woodruff Apt. 3494
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WHERE TO STOP

~-~-~-~-~-~-~~---~-~-~-~-~-
LINCOLN HOUSE. So EAST lST SO.
ESQ rooms; rates 26c. 40c and soc; mod
ern: baths. l5c- n133s
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IRON WORKS

JOE Dewey MANUFACTURERS OF
all kinds OF Iron works; bids and esti~
mates gladly furnished. 243-5-6 Edison
81. 1904
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AMATEUR ACTORS AND ACTRESSES.
travelling company: experience unnec-
essary Call to D. m As SO. 2nd East.
d1574
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to their business. Mark j. Hurlbut of
the firm is an expert and a
regularly licensed electrician. A fine
stock of electrical fixtures have been
received and work in the line will re-
ceive prompt attention.
Pierre dispatch: The state auditors
department has been turning down
several vouchers lately for travel ex-
use of state officers and employees
outside the state where they have
failed to comply with the provision s
of chapter 80 of the laws of the last
session. which requires a certificate
from the governor that the trip is ON
official business, before payment can
he allowed. Vouchers for trip out
| side the state, not accompanied by
the certificate are the ones which are
not being allowed.
Immigration Commissioner McCaffree
wants picture slides of some of the
large corn cribs OF the state, or OF
piles of corn which may have Eeen
photos raphed. for use in the tour be
will make in Iowa and Illinois the nex1
two months. He has pictures of prac
tically all kinds of farm scenes excep'
these and if any resident of the state
can supply such pictures they would b.
thankfully received by the depart
ment. There are some mighty hn'
corn cribs in Lake county and |
might be we'll for Lake county farm
ers to respond to the commissioner
request.
The Washington weather bureau il
it's weekly forecast says real white
weather will prevail over most of tn
country the present week. 1.-The frs
of the week will open with low ten
peratures, probabl the lowest of tn
season. saws the bulletion. love
the interior districts east of the Rock,
mountains and over the extreme Yves
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LOCAL NEWS.
Eat at Jacks.

Eat at JACK 8.
Will take washings at home or &c
out to homes. Inquire at this Office.
Don't forget Guy L. Hanson's great
iewelry removal sale.
Miss Julia Woestman was a morning
departure for Orange City, Iowa.
Eat at Jacks.
Special sale on hats. coats and dress
es. at Mrs. K. Kneori's.
Fresh eggs, 80 cents a dozed, at j
A. .Johnsons.
st. Katherine's Guild will meet al
the Guild room Wednesday afternoon
Dec. 10. Lunch sci we'd.
Who wants to get SO cents extra OIL
each S. purchases Buy a trade ticke'
at Morse's.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. q. Beatty have
occupied their new mcdernly equipped
residence in North VanEps avenue.
Temperature marked "a at 2 O'Clock
this morning. with bright SUNSHINE
and rising temperature during the day
Geo. Fl. Waskey aud M. q. Drak'
were morning passenger for Siou,
Falls to attend the implement dealers
convention in that city this week.
Slaughter sale of diamonds, watch
es. silverwar and jewelry all thi
week. Biggest discount sale of jewele
ever offered .-Geo. w. Cook TIL
,JeweleI.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-12-09
ONLY SIX
National Banks Failed During
the Year ding
Oct. 31st

Washington. Dec. 9.-Growth and
operations OF national banks of the
United States are detailed in the an
nual report of the Currency Bureau,
submitted today by Acting Comptroller
Thomas P. Kane to Speaker CLARK.
The report contains no reference to
currency reform and no recommenda-
tions, but details the condition of
banks during the year ended October
81. Only six national banks out OF
more than 1000 existing, went into
the hands of receivers with aggregate
capital stocks of 1880, 600. Salts
factory progress in liquidating the as
sets of all was reported.
Growth of the banking power of the
United States as indicated by loans
and discounts, capital stocks and de-
posits, is pictured over nearly 100
pages of statistics. The movement OF
government funds to banks all over
the country to aid crop moving is
referred to briefly. That is explained
in detail in the Report of Secretary
McAdoo submitted to congress last
week.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-12-09
JUDICIAL POLITICS
E. E. Wagner Decides to Enter
Field Against Judge
Jones

Sioux Falls, Dec. &c. E. Wag-
ner. former United States district at.
torney, has definitely abandoned the
senatorial contest and has practically
decided to accept the majority commit
tee nomination for judge of the Second
circuit, which it seems certain will
he rendered to him. Many of thu
leading LAWYERS of the district. regard.
less of political or factional utilization,
have been urging MIR. Wagner to en-
ter the contest.
1t is regarded as reasonably certain
that Judge j. w. Jones, the present
incumbent, will receive the indorse.
ment of the minority element. at
that faction is conceded to be in con
troll of the old stalwarts. Many OF
those who class themselves as stalwart
on general political ideas, however,
are critical of Judge Jones general
conduct of affairs.
Wallace d. Scott lie making consider.
able of a personal campaign for tbs
mt iority nomination, but he has the
opposition of most of the members OF
the Minnehaha County Bar associa
ton. Scott was in the Office of The
late Senator Kittredge nearly 10 years
ago. He married Mrs. Roland b
Mollineux, who secured a divorce al
Sioux Falls, and went to New Yori
city where he practiced law and SOLD
mining stock for nearly 10 years
ae returned to Sioux Falls less thar
a year ago and Immediately launched
himself as a judicial candidate.
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temperatures will rise early in the
week, and by the middle of the week
it will be somewhat warmer over the
central west. 1t will be colder during
the second half of the week over the
northwest, and by the end of the week
over the north central portion of the
country. Rains will probably set in
Monday over the north Pacific states,
and they will cover the middle and
northern districts west of the Rocky
mountains by Tuesday or Wednesday
and will extend mostly as local SHOWS
into the northwest"
The case of the state Of South Da-
kota vs.. Chris Bewarder. charged
with the larceny of a hog from the
premises of Clark Wingert, nine
miles northwest of the city, occupied
the attention of Justice Mathis court
today. The trial was held in the
city hall and a large crowd of spec
tators was in attendance. The state
was represented by States Attorney
Holdridge end Farmer & Blewitt APP
peared for the defendant. At the con
clusion of the introduction Of testimony
by the state, attorneys for the defend
ant waived further hearing and Justice
Martin sentenced Bewarder to pay a
fine of 500 and serve thirty days in
the county Jail. The sentence is the
extreme limit provided by statute.
After sentence was pronounced Be.
warder's attorneys appealed the case
to the circuit court, Justice Martin
placing the appeal bond at $500.
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Eat at Jacks.

IS
Lost. Light fawn stag Mound. three
months old, black nose and ears. No
tify this office.
There will be a special communica-
ton of Evergreen lodge, NO. II. A.
F. and A. NJ. Wednesday evening,
Dec. 10. Work in the E. A. degree
By order of w. MA. W. Clark, Sec'y.
Santa Claus letter box will be
found in our store. Children, get
your letters mailed early Porter
Pharmacy.
J. e. Westaby this morning shipped
a bunch of poultry chickens. geese
and ducks-to Sioux Falls to be placed
on exhibition at the poultry show to
be held in that city this week. -Four
geese in the collection averaged In
weight twenty five pounds each.
At the annual meeting of Gen
| Shields Post. q. A. R., yesterday
afternoon all of the officers were re
elected, as follows: Joseph Pulford,
commander; John Norton, senior vice;
Geo. Belknap, Junior vice; W. A
Drake adjutant; John Rel, quarter
master; W. M. Downs, chaplain; VIM
Metcalf, officer of the day.
The ladies of the United Lutheran
church will serve oyster supper a
Hexom hall Wednesday. Dec. 10, be
ginning at 5 O'Clock. Supper 25 cents
Menu.
Oyster stew
Potato salad Meat loaf
Cranberry jelly Pickle
Bread and butter
Doughnuts Coffee
Hurlbut q johnson who recent,
took over the auto repair department
of the Brown. Love & Wedgewoot
garage. have added electrical supple
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Not Beyond Help at 81.

Sleep-disturbing bladder weakness,
stiffness in joints, weak, inactive kid
ney action and rheumatic pains, are
all evidence uf kidney trouble. Mrs.
Mary A. Dean, AZ <. Walnut St,
Taunton, Mass. writes: 81 have
passed my s7th birthday. and thought
| wavs beyond the reach of medicine,
but Foley Kidney Pills have proved
most beneficial in my case. For sale
by all druggists ADV.
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The Man Who Neglects Himself.

When his condition points to kidney
trouble takes an unwise risk. Back
ache. pain and oreness over the kid.
neys, nervous or dizzy spells, poor
sleep, are all symptoms that will dis
appear with the regular use Of F.
ley's Kidney Pills. They put the
kidneys aud bladder in a clean,
strong aud healthy condition. For
sale by all druggists. ADV.
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Notice to Railroad Men.

We have enjoyed the honor of being
appointed to the position of watch in.
spector and adjuster for the C. Nj. &
st. p. railroad. All railroad watches
inspected at our store. Guy E. Han
son, Jeweler.
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Notice.

All children desiring to write to
Santa Claus should mail their letters
in the box he left at our store for that
purpose. Nc stamps required. -Por-
ter Pharmacy.