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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07

Stewart. Mrs. Henry C. Coburn will
go to Washington, d, c., to visit hei
parents. Mrs. B. P. johnson goes tc
Helena TO join her mother. Mrs. Burt.
will 20 to Los Angeles shortly to visit
relatives. Several of the ladies will
leave early in the new year and, if cir.
cumstances will permit, will join the
officers at El Paso.
A T LEAST one Of the many dancing
n classes which have filled the
nights with their music for the past
lew weeks expects to put their agility
TO good use, One Of the classes which
IS on the youth and beauty order
has been asked by the ''Best People
on Earth - to do real tango for the
benefit of the little tots whom those
best people delight to please at the
holiday time. Tho real facts are that
the Elks are 10 give a high-class vau-
deville show to replenish the fund ON
which Santa Claus is supposed to make
big inroad, and in order to add IN
Ine hlSH cidSSlneSS or the entertain
ment they desire to enlist the youth
and beauty above noted for the pur-
poso of presenting the tango.
A MOST delightful entertainments
IN of yesterday afternoon WAS the
cosmopolitan tea given by Mrs. Ira II.
Lewis at her home on Thirteenth East
street to which about thirty fr;ep5e
were invited The three nations
France, Germany and Italy, were ron,
resented in as many rooms, each
room being decorated in keeping with
tho country which is represented, Tba
language of that country exclusively
was spoken in that room, and the v;auds
pertaining to it were served. Tho
hostess was assisted by the most az.
complished linguists of her acoua;nt.
ance, Mrs. William C. JENNINGS, Mrs
+, d. BiclSford, Mrs. Arthur Bird Mrs
Edward Zsliuski, Mrs, James A. Ho.
gle, Mrs. Lewis A. Jeffs, Miss De.
menge, Miss Boettcher, Miss Rose Has4.
well. Miss Fannie Hanauer, Miss Katb.
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Get This For Colds
Prescription for Positive r
DON'T Experiment

From your druggist get two ounces
Of Glycerine and half an ounce of Globe
Pine Compound Concentrated Plne) +,
Take these two ingredients home and
put them into half pint OF good whis-
key. Shake well, Take one to two
teaspoonfuls after each meal and at bed
time. Smaller doses to children accord
Ing TO age" This Is said to be The
quickest cough and cold cure known to
the medical profession. Be sure TO get
only the genuine Globe Pine Conpound
Concentrated Pine) Each half ounce
bottle comes In. tin rew-top sealed
case. II your druggist Is out OF stock
ho will quickly get 1t from his whole
sale house, Don't fool with uncertain
mixtures: IL is risky For the past six
years this has had a wonderful dena nd
For lndlgestlon-Mix one ounce Cat
andir Compound; two ounces Essence of
Pepsln; three ounces, Syrup OF Ginger
Take one to two tcaspoonfuls after meals
This IS said TO have no equal Catandjr
la that new compound, any druggist has
II or Will gel II Published by the C;lobe
Pharmaceutical Ia bora tories of Chica go
tAdrcrtIsomeni.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07

Chestnut street, Berkeley, on
day evening, December 3, at B
The ceremony was performer
Rev. Peter A. Simpkin of 4
in the presence Of rclatives
bride and groom. Immediate
the wedding dinner the bri
groom left for a California ho
and will go to their home AT
Hill, Cal, about December Is.
Mrs. Mary E. Faby announ
engagement of her daughte
May, TO William o. Bullock
Lake, The marriage will Ia
in the near future. y
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holmes
the marriage of their daughi
Josephine, to Sidney C. VIII
wedding was solemnized in Oh
at noon last Wednesday. A,
was held in the evening at th
home, $50 North Fifth West
which sixty immediate frien;
present.
Mrs. NJ. K. Bowman Of this
nounces the engagement of he
ter, Helen Clara Bowman, no,
dent of Chicago, to DR.. Herb
kel Of Springfield, III. The
will take place at Chicago the
the new year. and after a brie
moon trip the couple will ma
home at Springfield. Miss Bo
widely and favorably known
city. For several years she oc
prominent place in tho city.
and was a pioneer in the woy
Fairgrounds association.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Martin ,
the engagement Of their
Alice E., to Arthur Conant
the marriage to take place
January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sn
announce the engagements Q
daughter, Rhoda c., TO II. c..
son, the marriage to take plRc
the winter.
Mrs. W. r. Siblcy, Mrs. a.
and Miss Edith Mudgett en-
the D, B. Sewing club membe,
few Of the most intimate fr
Mrs. John Beck, Jr., at a Ke
tea last Tuesday afternoon at
ley home,
A, quiet wedding Of last eve
that of Miss Ruth Shepard, \
Of DR.. Geo. T. Shepard of !
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lifeless most of the time that I cal
scarcely accomplish my duties. l am col
orless and have little appetite, suffe
weight, AT one time / was quite plumy
and then l felt good all the time so i
you can prescribe something to Increas 8,
my weight think I shall soon be mysel
again"
Answer: For anyone In your condition
there Is nothing can give that would bt
so eHectlVe as a thorough course OF three
grain Hypo-, o-,Nuclane tablets. This little
tablet supplies elements which increast
The red blood supply and aid to extract
the nutrition from food, improve the ap-
petite, overcome nervousness, and plump.
ness with healthy color and strength re.
lurn, They are packed in sealed boxes
with full directions.
Farmland" writes: Please give me- a
prescription for my rheumatism I suf-
ter greatly. A friend tried your prescrp-
tlon, was cured, but can't remember it,
Answer: Here is my favorlte prescrip-
tion FOR rheuma tism: Iodide OF potassium
drums; sodium saIicylate, drains:
VINE or colchicum. one half ounce: conn
essence cardiol. ! OF; comp, fluid balm
comp, oZs. Take a teaspoonful at mes l.
time and at bedtime;
wv. T." writes: ''I have such very
Nou6H colQ ana nave not bnpD
able 10 set anything to help me, II ,s
weakening my system"
Answer: Use the following and. vou-
cold and cough will vanish and Won will
soon be strong again. Get q . 10 ~
bottle OF concentrated essence mentho-
laXene and take every hour or two This
can be taken pure or made into n fnII
pint OF homemade syrup. Full direc,ions
as TO use Will be found on bottle This
IL a mild laxative and will drive the cold
from the system. '''u
Helen j." writes: 'sWhat wo,,,s ,
advise me to take. ] suffer with ,,S,'
gestion, constipation. gas on INV stnn3-
ach. and my breath Is bad I am afpsid
OF appendicitis a' oio
Answer: Many cases Of appendicitis are
caused by neglecting just such tronbias
as you describe, You should start al onca
fnaa and take regularly for several weeks al
least; tablets trtopoptine which are sold
s' at al, drug stores and are packed in
sealed cartons with full directions fnr
LAX taXihs TN The tablets are pink, white and
oiue. Ihe pink taolets should be taEen
aiter preaklast the white after dinner
Minnie" says: IT am on tho vor.o -,
nervous prostratlon and the doctors 7naS a.
icines DO not seem to help me. am uor,.
INN mn and am getting thinner ever, da,!
what would you prescribe?' Jay
Answer; Take the tonic proscr;bod ,
Fon WIZ he strong In n few wnni,s %, Slu
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LcsloI co 10 tHelr natural 5LIeu1
syrup OF hypophosphites comp
tlncture cadomene comp. l oz.
! damon). Mix and shake well bel
Ing. Take q teaspoonful best
meal.
Miss Belva asks: II am sorely
and want your best advice. ] q
bled with goitre and too much
fat How can overcome the one
duce the other?"
Answer: Many cases Of goitye
under my attention have yielded
ment and disappeared almost TOT
ingredients In 6-grain arbolene
are used both to reduce goitre AZ
move sUperiiuous fat on the
body. l advise you TO obtain
tube with directions accompanyau
''Valeria" writes: II am sufferl
biliousness, stomach and Kidney
| am getting worse all the umo|
shall I take?"
Answer: For the troubles you !
the best remedy TO purify the p1
act on the liver and kidneys, y
grain sulphcrb tablets. (not sulp1
leIs). Get these from your dru|
sealed tube with full directions.
act pleasantly and il taken regul4
VIII gradually effect relief. BY
the blood your biliousness VIII u1|
II you are dyspeptic you should Y
lets triopeptine with the sulpHe
lets.
"Children"-Your children sh1
UlVan fhn fAlIAnrtr- nnrTaGf |
bed wetting: Tlncture cubebs,
tincture rhus aromatic, 2 drans
fluid halmwort, J. OF. Give 10 70
in water one hour before meals.
good for young and old
Doctor: ! should be very gra|
remedy for catarrh. I have
a great deal for the past year
breath. pain in my head ana
Please tell me what TO do"
Answer: ! have found aDtisepuc
powder TO be the best remedy ioI
OF the head and throat. Many Le1,
received from people who are thn|
be cured OF this dreadful diseaso
any well-stocked drug store ana
q two-ounce original pa ckage OF
tic Vilane powder Cleanse tne
thoroughly by snuffirg from tne
the hand a wash made by miAI1
half tcaspoonful OF the powder
OF water. Use this two or TIRES
day, In addition to this use the r.
balm In the nostrils daily; ono
ful of Vilane powder and one e.
lard or vaseline. Use this trea''"
intervals TO prevent a return.
Anxious Mabel" writes: nv
falling out so rapidly that L
much afraid that I shall soon ~
have also d great deal of dandfu'
causes my scalp 10 Itch
Answer: You can stop your
falling. stop dandruff and make r.
soft and fluffy If you VIII purcn
oz Jar OF plain yellow minyol ane
rording 10 directions. 1t VIII ~
healthy head of hair and bring
- "snS" 80 f.'"'ll f.Ol0- Nd -Nf''
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oHDv1cl y
%Dc Zemz5 Bake-

The questions answered below
eral in character: the symptou6
eases are given and the answsr
apply 10 any case of similar natu
Those wishing further advIc
may address DR.. Lewis Baker,
Building. College Ellwood streel
ton. O.. inclosing self addressed.
envelope for reply. Full name
dress must be given, but only q
fictitious name will be used In
swers. The prescriptions can be
any well-stocked dr-g store. AZ
gtst can order Of wholesaler.
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VIII gain flesh and your nerve9
restored 10 their natural strenE1
syrup OF hypophosphites comp
tlncture cadomene comp. oz. q
damon). Mix and shake well beI0
Ing Take q teaspoonful pefoI
meal, III
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crime Richards and Miss Rosamond
Ritchie.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Martin
the engagement Of their
Alice E., to Arthur Conant
the marriage to take place
January.
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Mrs. Mary E. Fahy announ
engagement of her daughte
May, TO William o. Bullock
Lake. The marriage will Ia
in the near future. a
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-23

Mrs. Thomas Matthews mas return
ed from a trip into Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lofter Bjarnason
are rejoicing over the safe arrival Of
a baby boy.
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.,., 4It~-U,o r.LnimUno, Frenc I,ys
itsr, Fern Walker, Fay Walker, --..
eel Schiffman, Emma Grunder, karms.
Parkinson, Myrtle Bullock, Flag Boy
Norman Ruuu.
Indian Men
Luther Bailey, Chief; Geo. T. Phil
lips, Leader of Braves; J. II. Claw.
son, NJ. SIN tn, and eight other
braves.
Girls In White
Rose Rog GERS, Harriet McAlister lie
ba Crockett, Elva Olson, vesa Stan
rod, Irma Peterson, Ivaloo Bulge, 49,.
ma Merril., Verne,ta Err ckson.
Queens Guards
Reuben Pedvisen, aaipn Sm.tA, 10
seph Christensen, Farley Petersen,
Leon Baugh, Leland Hailstone, Lyman
T. Thorpe, lie Grande Rice, Joseph NJ.
Campbell. Elmer Clawson.
oreeian Girls
Della England, Myrtle Jacques,
Retta Vaughan, Eva Woolf, Lettie
r. atcher. Lillian Ostlund, Luna Pc
iersen, Ivy Petersen, Media Bingham,
Marie Jeffs, Eva Banks, Miss Chris
Hansen.
Fairies
Lorna England, queen Of fairies;
Winnie Atkinson, Ruth Jacques, Mid
ed McCullock, Winnie Lamb, Blanche
Katy Jacobsen, Florence
icAlister, Florence Jenkins, Francs
dcAlister, Veda Peterson. Lenora Pc
ersen. Louie Crane, Ellen Thomas,
Hazel Spence. Helen Montrose, Ev.
lyn Brown, Ida Thatcher, Bessie
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few FIR ends at a strawberry dinner on
Monday last. The Der les were s.n:
from Bear Lake by her father.
Miss Lulu Peterson is visiting he-
fatde- and sister at Garfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mariner Roskel'ey
are expected to arrive home from the
mission field tonight
Hazen Mcdonald had tina misfor-
tune to catch h hand in a hay pull.
icy. Several fingers are badly mark.
ed and cut.
Mrs. John A. Hi.iya'd receive /
word from Ogden that her father,
William Ashment had been hurt by
the caving in of a gravel pit and was
in a critical condition. She left to
be at his beds de.
Mr.. Ernest Littledyke is building
an addition to his house on Cente-
street.
Mr.. William Richardson is prepar.
ing to add more rooms and remodel
h house.
Mrs. Allie Nelson is one OF the
genial clerks at the Union Mercantile.
Miss Cora Weeks is being employ.
ed at the Abe SIN tn store.
Bishop NJ les, Tom Rich; rdsoh
Thomas Woolword, Sam Roske. ey,
Will Homer and Leo ID. Brooks mot
cred to Junction Valley to hunt sage
hens this week.
Mrs. Ira Merrill Of Menan Idaho is
visiting her parents MIR. and Mrs
Joseph Smith. Since her arrival here,
Ter little son broke his arm but is
nicely.
Eight cars Of potatoes were shipped
one day this week, this makes fifty !
cars Of new potatoes shipped from
here this season.
Mrs. Janet Miles has gone to All. |
mo to sit with her sor Glen and |
wife.
Mrs. Thomas Matthews mas return |
ed from a trip into Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lofter Bjarnason,
are rejoicing over the safe arrival of
4 baby boy.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-23
SMIrHFIELD BOY
SCOUTS RETURN
First Annual Hike Was One Of Inter.
terest. Other Even's Briefly
Told.

SMITHFIELD, Aug. 22.-The Boy
Scouts returned home Wednesday
night from their annual hike. TINS
is the first outing that this organiza-
ton has taken, but they feel that the
move Is one in the right direction,
and the boys pra SO their leaders ioT
the interest manifested ana win
hereafter look forward to the annual
hike with much interest. Messrs.
Charles Collett and C. ]. Plowman &c
companied the boys.
Mrs. Lizzie Clark entertained
few friends yesterday afternoon com.
rlimen,ary to her daughter from
Murray
ur city has been rather say al
week. as the Sutton shows have been
N our midst, which drew sonl
crowd ff"p the neighboring tow IS,
each night. The singing and dancing
were COOL ad the chance wheels, mug
ical tests, shooting gallery, etc, all
drew .heir share OF the patroniziny
crowd
Mesdames Ida II. Merr Il and Katie
II. Cragun attended the meeting anc
social of the Y. l.. NJ. |. A. stake
boa d on Thursday at President Elna
it Merrill's home in Richmond.
Mrs. Nellie Held has been i'll the
past week fro mthe effect OF tumor.
Gus boils under hr arm.
Prof. and Mrs. Farley L. Peterson
are rejoicing over the much appreci--
ated visit Of the stork. He left fine
baby girl to gladden. Their hearts.
Demar Merrill. son Of DR.. r. +.
Merrill, cut his foot while chopping
cedar posts on his farm at Arin,o,
Idaho. He waited three days before
coming to medical aid and in conse-
quence has a bad foot. The doctor
thinks It will be two months befo q
he can use his foot.
Mr. and Mrs. William Griffith are
visiting friends at their former home
town, Treasureton, Idaho.
Mrs. Carrie Pierce, a Mexican re
fugee. is sitting the Doane family.
Mrs. Elna ]. Merrill and daughter
Loretta were visitors here on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Sarah Romney went to Sal
Lake City on Monday last to be pres
ent at her grandparents golden we'd
ding.
The Y. l.. NJ. /. A. of the secon
ward conceived the idea of having
sewing sale on their annual day, Sci
TENDER ~, for two special reasons
first; to replenish Their treasury an
, secondary to be material helpers to ou
, mothers by sewing and selling at
, cost price. such articles as can b
+, used for school children such rs shirt
waists, aprons, hsndkerchiefs, an
:. other articles too numerous to mel
ton The housewives ought to a.
prec ate this act and literally patro,
lie the sale thus showing their Apr
citation in return for the thoughtful
ness.
The b. Y. c. concert compar
rendered their program here on Fl
l. day night last, 1t was not well a
va tised and only a small crowd W,
D. present Every number was good an
T. those who did attend enjoyed a raj
a treat,
p Ms Mary Griffith erterta ned
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DON'T FEEL JUST RIGHT
READ THisi

Mr.. Jack Maltos, CopperopolIs Ca,
would not make this statement vsr0
It not absolutely true. IT could hard
ly stand on my feet and when sitting
down could hardly arise on accoup, o,
pain in my kidneys. I tried three boz.
ties Of Foley Kidney Pills and thew
entirely cured me. and I have had No
kidney trouble since" Ask him.
COOPERATIVE Drug Co. -Adyer,,,.
ment.
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UTAH, LAND OF OPPORTUNITY


The Utah development league has
awarded to j. G. Murdoch Of Mount
Pleasant fret prize on Why Come
to Utah" The winner is a booster
with good grasp Of his subject. He
refers to all branches OF industry in
this state and appeals to the young
man who is tempted to follow Horace
GTeely's advice and go west" with
this description OF Utah's climate and
scenery:
Utah is among the eight largest
states OF the union, comprising an
area of $4,000 square miles. The
western lart Of the state ''es in the
Great Basin, the eastern IL the Rocky
Mountain plateau. The location rem
ders the climate of Utah unexcelled.
The mountain air is everywhere pure
and healthful. The high altitude Of
the greater part of the state makes II
unequaed for delightful summers and
the lofty ranges or mountains make
the winters comparatively comfort.
able.
TIE scenery of tie state is strik-
ingly varied. The valleys slope gent
~, and from the mountains surround.
ing them one may look down upon
a checkerboard of green fields and
orchards. Or, going higher, he may
see an endless chain Of peaks and
domes of majestic grandeur stretching
as far as the eye can see.
The Mountains of the desert pre-
sent never.ending series of cliffs
resembling ruined castles or for
tresses. The natural bridges, the hot
springs, the volcanic craters and the
great inland sea are all sources OF the
greatest delight to the tourist and the
scientist.
The sky Is of the deepest blue and
the clouds that hover near the hoii
zon present at morning and evening a
neve--endng display of color and bril-.
lianoy. No other place on earth can
surpass Utah in delightfuness of eli
mate, or in the wonders and beauty
of natural scenery. Crystal streams
flow from the mountains making per
feet paradise for the tired business
man who wishes to while away ms
vacation with rod and fly. Mineral
springs gush forth from the mountain
slopes whose waters soothe and heal
many OF the ailments TO which human
flesh s heir. Now, II you desire to
find aplace where you may spend an
ideal vacation with rod and gun or II
you are Ill and desire to rest and re.
cuperate. then come to Utah.
The valleys and slopes OF u.ta
offer a variety OF soil. While some
Of the soil is rocky. the greater part
is a rich loan, very easy TO bring
under cult walton. Many crops are
raised successfully In different local.
tiles. In the North, alfalfa, grain and
vegetables compose the principa'
crops, In central Utah hay. graz and
suPar beets yield a great annual prof
II, while in southern Utah fruits Of
oil kinds are in abundance. Each veal
vast arid tracts are brought unde
cultivation by the use Of irr gator
canals Arid farming is fast reclaim
ing the desert in parts of the stat
where water is scarce. There are a
present $4,000 acres OF excellent Ian
to be had under the irrigation PR
iects, now in course of construction
Climate and vegetation are favorabl
TO all kinds OF stock raising, In tn
mountain ranges cattle can Craze tn
yea. around. Vast tracts OF sagebrus
land, not yet reclaimed, make exec
lent feeding grounds for sheep 90
den Standard.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-23

Constipation is the starting point
for many serious diseases. To be
healthy keep the bowels active and
regular. Herbine will remove all
accumulations in the bowels and pu,
the system in prime condition. Price
SOC. Sold by Ritec Bros Drug Co. -
Advertisement.
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THE LOGAN HOME
BUILDING society
Continued from page one)

IN Of the Logan, the Zi,l, Benen,.
end The T'tvo socleti-Sl ere ne oni,
forms of business undertakings which
are being run without expense. An
of the officers except the secretary,
give their time free of charge. The
secretary receives but a nominal sum
for his services. Practically al or
The earnings are shared in by the
stockholders.
There appears to be some miscon-
ceptions as to the cost to the mem.
bers making loans. Some one esti.
mated it at 16 per cent This is an
obvious error. Take simple Case,
suppose a member takes out 20 shares
and pays $40 per month IN dues u
he borrows $4,000 he will pay interest
monthly Of $l3 1-3 or s23 - Ter
month. Twenty FIVE dollars per
month will practically cover Interest.
installmepss,; and taxes You cannot
rent much of a house inr, yS25, per
month. As TO the ,aetuaiS intsrest paid
on loans, II the, steek natures IN Ten
years and two months, thrs YIN be
pa d in altogether 1920 in dues. me
stock will bring $4,000 or y72N in div
dends earned. II loan were made
at the outset there will be paid In in
terest 1896.
Interest paid .......... ..$ff25
Interest earned .......... 1Sr
| EAcess ''''.'' ........... SS1t
or about 4 per cent
There are some who have to de
pend upon the income from their n
vestmen's to I've. To these the
Paid.up stock, offers a safe and Ic
mune alive return. This stock Is
similar to preferred stock of Other
corporations. II pays 6 per cent OF
the par value of the shares.
: In conclusion let 1t be said tina
| Building and Loan associat ons al
, over the country nave been phenorD
, enally successful and next to tn,
savings banks have done more 70
? ward helping young men to Obtain
homes than any other thing. They
make saving easy by making II .
? monthly obligat on Just as their gro
: Gerry bill, etc. II is easier to rails
S2S l-3 per month for twelve months
than $3.50 at one time. 1t is essen
, tia .ly Mutual Association, where
i members help each other obtain
$ ZONES. 1t is not a charitable con
I cern as the investment rate as | have
? shown pays literally those weo OF
not wish TO build themselves. II
further provides that members can
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Subscribers wishing address of paper
changed will p'ease give former as
well as present address. All papers
are continued until explicit order is
received to discontinue. All arrears
must be paid in every case.
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Saturday night band concert from q
to s p. m.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-23

withdraw as easily as from a Savings
bank. If Withdrawals are made di.
rectly after dividend periods, the
loss is insignificant. The prosperity
Of country is measured by the
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america" At
NIBLEy HALL
LContlnued from page onel

NSohtlhueu IRON page one)
ma Hansen, Orita Smith, Ada Milton.
Annie Milton, We Hawkins. Flor.
ence Brtzell, Eva Danielson, ~
johnson, lue la Pee-, Bessie Camp.
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number Of its Inhabitants who own
their own homes. The Logan Home
Building society is one of the great
factors which is going to make Logan
appear prosperous.