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Show THE Inter-Mounta- To Cure a Cold in One Day Editorial Hilites Taka Laxative 400 himn ii ROOMS The happiest, proudest men and women in Malnd are those who see things going forward and who know tlutt they are having a hand in the work. Malad (Idaho) Enterprise. BjTGSttO Quinine tablets The cost one-fourt- h of living has been reduced In some lines. That only 70 125 100 75 seven-fourth- 30c. WATCH THE BIG 4 tomach-Kidneys-Heori-Li- Keep the vital organs healthy by regularly taking the world's standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles COLD MEDAL The National Remedy of Holland for centuries and endorsed by Queen Wilhel-inin- a. At all druggists, three sizes. ( 0st sersss Wis Baft Bsssa Wis tmm Wi Rtk-0- ae 61-- 0 Kmm Wall Bus-- Ose Daw WHs Buk-- term stnss stnss tnss 1.50; $2.00; $2.50; $3.00; $4.00; ud Pcpulu Priced Cede Shop Headqcartera Dirty money in Paris Is believed to form the cause for an epidemic of boils. Many of us would willingly risk infection for the privilege of bundling some of the dirty, lucre these ('ays. Wilder (Idaho) Herald. The genuine bears this signature 400 (or Utah, Tws stnsss $2 50 Tn ptnm $3.00 To pna $3.50 Tm Tin tcml $4.06 $5.00 swi Dining Room Idaho, Wysminj, Nevada people Are you to be married In Jrie? Time now to buy youreiiKHKoment rinff here. Many styles fine. Reasonable price. and sizes; (inequality BOYD PARK JEWELERS y&. BOYD PARK. BLDG What could be a better Christmas Extend it from gift than all sides and more especially when it concerns your own interests anc creates the friendly feeling that should be found among all citizens. Gunnison (Utah) News. 166 MAIN STREH Time has wrought great changes, itonieo stood under Juliet's window and played a stringed instrument. Iltit the youug man of today toots an auto horn at the curbing, and a young lady comes tearing out of the house. (Idaho) Examiner. Em-me- tt A bachelor writer Fays that twenty dollars a week is sufficient for the support of a family of six. The gentleman who makes the assertion is probably hustling to pay for his laundry and buy scrap meat for a pet pup. 2 General Manager UlRoomsContinental kLSALT Council (Idaho) Leader. Leek foe tba urn Cold Medal oa ovmry box ad accept bo imiUtica It won't down and it won't stay quiet when it is down this old bugaboo about our having war with Japan. His Head Was Turned. Deck Hand Poor Bill Spoof is We are hearing a good deal of it just dead. He broke his neck in sick bay now, but It Is coming largely through fear, and partly through politicians last night. Striker Dead! I thought lie only who have an ax to grind. Ely (Nev.) News. had a light attack of lumbago. Deck Hand That's right, but the State of Washington may pass a medico massaged his back with alcohol and be couldn't resist trying to law prohibiting the wearing of shoes . h tx with heels higher than an inch ami a A lie m iviiiii. half. While the astute solons and some advisers appear to have It in for Hall's Catarrh Medicine Those who are In a "run down" condi- higli heels, noth'ng Is noted of any tion will notice that Catarrh bothers particularly antipathy to high prices. them much more than when they are in This tart proves that whHe Pocatello (Idaho) Tribune. good health. Catarrh Is a local disease, It Is greatly Influenced by constitutional conditions. The leaders who finally put over the HALL'S medicine is a Tonic and catarrh Blood Purifier, and acts through woman suffrage movement to nationthe blood upon the mucous surfaces of wide success, are emphasizing the the body, thus reducing the Inflammation tvnd restoring normal rendition. idea that their sex is much more inAll drugglfcta. Circulars fre. dependent of "boss rule" than the men F. J. Cheney Co.. Toledo. Ohio. ever were. If so, the community will be the gainer, though It Is often diffiCondition to Be Dreaded. There are worse things than losing cult to define Just what boss rule realmoney ; you can get it back again ; but ly is. Elko (Nev.) Free Press. when you go bankrupt on pence and Utah can congratulate Itself more contentment, yon are of all men the most miserable. rhun most states upon what it looks forward to (during 1921), for the state Who Is the busiest man? We'll say, finds Itself In a strategically Important from alt appearances, a watchmaker position In the economic development Is. Ever see one ldle7 of the west that Is certain to bring to it the benefits of that progress which is as certain as the coming of tomorrow. My ton (Utah) Free Press. In Chicago the rich folks complain BanK LAKE CITY, UTrtM of none5tD?bts Sldt sf piTriLi JTC WALKER'S BEAUTY PARLOR. Switch transformations worth $12 for $8.60. Cut Switches worth $7.60 for $5, by mail. sample from center of head. S20 South Main. CLEANERS & DYERP- Service Quality. We pay Clothes insured. Work guaranteed. return postase. Price list on request. Myers Cleaners A Dyers, 114 E. Broadway. WHO DOES YOUR CLEANING? Hava your it is the economic, garments "Maatcrcleaned." sanitary and scientific way. Send your clothes by Paree post. We pay return charges. Regal E. 2nd South. Co., 156-16- 0 Cleaning A Dyeing for mTwITmENTsT-Writcatalog. Standard Marble A Granite Co., 117 W. Broadway. TYPEWRITERS. Dtributors Co:ona portable and Royal. All other makes sold, repaired and exchanged. Utah Typewriter Exchange Co. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS. Morris Moral Co., 62 E. 2nd S.. Salt Lake City. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS. Out of town orders solicited. Miller Floral Co., 62 E. 2nd South. ART EMBROIDERY CO. ' Machinery en.bro'.d"riri& on ladies aprnrel. Out town business tohcited. 201 Brooks Arcade. KUUI'bit STAiVil'S & STENCILS. S als and ear tags also made. Send for samples, prices, etc. Salt Lake S'amp Co., 65 W. Broadway. SALT LAKE BU SI NESS COLLEGE." Save lodging ; work after school ; enroll anytime. rCJTC3LS percent $1 a pkg. Everybody buys. rsVldl U Sample free. Dodge Bros., Salt Lake. CREAM BOUGHT. Bert prices. Western Creamery Co., 244 W. Fourth South. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. e. Daynes-BeebEvei.h.ng known in music. Salt Lake City. HATS RE MADE. rite for" price. Eeturs :na.,cea prea.u. omythe iiai Factoty, 116 E 2 S. For best results ship POULTRY BOUuUT. poultry, eggs and gam to Fulton Mkt. Correct Write for prices. weight. Prompt returns. ilLDriMOBlLls DISTK1UUTOKS. Cars tracks. Used car bargains. A. K. Touruen, 441 S. Main. RUBBER HOSPITAL. We cure injured rubber articles. Boots, Shoes, Hot Water bottles. Tires. Tubes, etc Satisfaction guaranteed. Re;urn charges prepaid, western Rubber Sales Co.. 1K4 E. Brcadway. Salt Lake, ELASTIC STOCKING MFRS. Manufacturers abdominal. Maternity supporters. Truss fitters. S. H. Bowmar Co., Brooks Areade. WELDING. AUTO RADIATORS Machinery built and repaired. Best and cheapest. Potter Slate. Repair .ng Co.. 661 Welding that they cannot find competent serSoh vants to take care of their children. But why should such Important work LTD. 8. BUSINESS COLLEGE. All commercial branches. be turned over to those who can be School of Efficiency. free. 0 N. Main St , Salt a City. hired T Why do not the parents, even Catalog Kin"FITTING CORSKTPARLOR8. If fhey are rich, do some of the caring Specialist in deslgn.ng. making. ntlinaT corsets. for their own children? Is there any- Hemstitching, esnbrotdvi-ii-g- , braiding, aecerdion made. 44 . Bdwy. and Buttons aide pleating. thing in the world that is more worth MARIN'ElL6 BEAUTY FARUlfHsir goods while on their part. Goldfleld (Nev.) and Marinello preparations. Mail orders Tribune. solicited. Clift Bldg.. Salt Lake City. Utah. Vulcanizing a KETRKADiNG.iitty and A good water system should be the serviea, Standard Tire Works S61 So. State. first step toward making the home Utsn tars' Mud is Made. K.y. kick and gua 15S So. State. modern. Some have electric lights be- repairing. Knudsvn Novelty Co., MACHINERY. PIPE fore they have running water, because Western Machinery Co., Judge Bldg. Commercial concerns are In the field THE STATE CAFE. Headquarters for out of Selling lighting systems. However, a town people. Quality, service. 4 W. Broadway. water system can be Installed for less CANCERS." TUMORS and rearm a rsnrovedL tnoney, and it Is of grenter service. A. M. Freebairn. 20 Utah Sae. ft Tr. Bldg, A good ninny Install the two at the MOLER BARDER COLLEGE. Qualify as bar same time, using nn electric motor to new in few weeks. 44 It. sal Temple Street. :I4 Cllft Bldg. M BRO I LAV. R Y SHOP. maintain water pressure. Few farm t1Tb7F. hand env Hemstitch. pleating, mach.ne andbead homes ore now being built that are brnidertna, nil,buttons work. made, expert not modem. Utah Farmer. THE VANITE S.'lorPE. Marcel permsni-. l-- woman's fondest hope la to stay young. She often resorts to paints, powders and cosmetics to bide her years. Some women pay large sums to so e&llod "Beauty Doctors" in the belief that money will buy youth. Others wear girlish dresses, thinking they can fool the world about their age. But The more yon try o one is dsrolved. to hide your age, the more it shows. There is but one thing that holds old age hark, and that is health. Sickness and weakness bring old age early in Ufa. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescripmedicine for building-ution is women. It makes thorn healthy and strong when they suffer from women's troubles. It keeps them looking j nmg woman 's by keeping tbem well. It is 'tdMs for the frail, the delicate and those who sre nervous, dizzy and who have backache and dragging pa;n. Favorite Prescription is altogether vegetable and without S particle of alsobol. It la as fa to take. Try it In tablet or liquid form at all row. druggists, Of send 10 for trial package tt the tablets to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. T. 'A p Skin Tortured Babies Sleep Mothers Rest After Cuticura Sa Z&r, Oietweat ZS smI SOcTalt W. N. U., Salt Lako City, No. 2Sc nt wave. CnWrt restored to hair by setentirlc meth-4- 9 So. Ma. a. Ssriubea ft ranefurmaiiotw. Those who have been putting In several years wearing $1S silk shirts, Perfectly Nstural. shoes, $4 neckties, $10 bats and oil claim HihI a woman's "Scientists flubdubs the that go with that sort of fo great ntorr lt to suri-umthing, paying $20 a quart for bootleg mind In Klrt-xtluiii a iiiiin'x. booze, using 50 gallons of gns a week nifiiliil "Vet, I SHi'iiow: tin." mi.vlftiil ihimjf-In;- ; Joyriding and jazzing, and have conmr it fiit." of anylli.ii' will no In bank for the money sequently rainy days and lenn years to tome ldwUm TrnirJMT.,11. U'lirli Ifcnvrr to lioltl "Why rldii't yn have no sympathy coming. A fool and nwT" bis money Is soon parted, lint oh, the luiiii of gupir oft liim? 1 can't do "lliivr ran i bow they do scream. Hrlghnrn Clly It fnywlf." (Utah) .!" 'X a 1 Cynlcsl Observation. They cso shout as much as they plense, but women will never b a success as voters." "Why notr "The ei will never take to a secret billot and they can't be repeater," rtattlmore American. Open Season. A tourist was Just einerninn from a corn fieltl hy tl rnnil.le, Ispurlng In his arms a tloxen liaiiloiiH? rianting ears, says the Uilklpy tirHt'liif. A and pfoipetl, st'niri'l t ar sptiroai lit-- J vrlisretipon the tourist rracjutl for his pK'ket-lMiand asked In an emhnr raMcl manner, "llovr muchT' One on Grandma. (.me dollar, Mid the newcomer, U was Uuth's birthday, and grandand then, after receiving pajnwnf, ma bad Just told ber she was a Utile "Tills Is a fln field of corn. tntte for five years. Hu'h exclaimed-"WeWonder wlio It belongs tot" Kansas 1. so not big grandma, you're Oty Star. jrourself for seventy." 1 at the University of Registration Utah reached a mark students up to January The Tarowan Men-ant of over 1900 5. lie & Milling company has gone Into the hands of receivers with liabilities of approximately $83,000. The proposed issue of $150,000 worth of school bonds was authorized by the taxpayers of Urnnlte district at the recent special election. The SpriiiKville-Mapli'tosticar factory lust week completed lis season's rim of ninety days, with a total of 38,147 tons of beets sliced. James I'apacostas, proprietor of the pool hall at Thompsons, pleaded guilty to a charge of having liquor in bis possession aud was fined $150. A big Jamboree, in which It Is expected 'hat aiOO boys will participate. Is being planned by scout deputies for ISoy Scout week, February 0 to 12. The Utah Slate County Agents' association lust week held its annual convention In Logan with sixteen county agents of the slate In attendance. Legislation similar to that recently enacted in California and aimed at Japanese ownership of land in Utah will have the support of Salt Luke post of the American Legion. Settlement of the car tax account was received last week by the state board of equalization for the year 3020. This shows a total of taxes due of $27,938.31 from this source. Only two nours are set aside at the inaugural ball, the formal affair at the Hotel Utah, Monday evening, January 10, in honor of Governor and Mrs. Charles R. Mabey. I'anguitch suffered a disastrous fire on January 3, the loss being estimated at $100,000. Among the buildings burned was Social hall, which leaves the town with no place of uuiusement. Judge J. C. Johnston, who was elected city Justice in the November election at I'rovo, 1ms resigned on account of not having been in the state iong- enough to qualify under the law. Proposed measures which it Is hoped tc have brought before the coining session of the state legislature were discussed at a meeting of sch-o- l prinin Salt cipals and superintendents Lake. Governor Charles R. Mabey has accepted the resignation of Judge James A. Howell as one oi the judges of the Second district court and has appointed George S. Larker of Ogden to the vacancy. Freak legislation calling for the regulation f the height of heels on women's shoes lias reached Salt Lake and one member of the Utah legislature has been asked to Introduce the measure. Governor Charles R. Mabey was elected chairman of the state road commission at the general reorganiz ation of the commission last week. Secretary of State H. L. Crockett was elected vice chairman. Sheriff W. J. lliss, who had held that position in Grantl county for eighteen years, has been ousted from office as a result of a court decision to the effect' that certain votes cast for him should not be counted. One of the first bills which will be presented to the fourteenth legislature wili be one sponsored by the members of the Salt Lake police and fire departments, providing for civil service and pensions for men in that character of work. The extension division of the Utah Agricultural college has issued a list of the subjects to be covered this year In the Farmers' Roundup and House-kesjeconference, which will be held In Logan from January 10 to 13. There are sixteen different courses for men and women. Six clubs of the Northern Baseball league have deK8ited $200 each aa a token of their Rood faith In keeping the tentative agreement of the members of the prospective organization. The members of tho league to date are the Smlihfield, Lewlton, r.rlghiim, Tremonton and Ogden clubs. An application of the Utah Tower & Light compnny for a proposed power plant on Rear river has been referred to the United States district forest office at Ogden. Permission is asked for the construction of foor dams, and the Installation nf mnehlnery which will generate 21. not) horsepower. Whenever the water tisers of the Strawberry Irrigation project form on Irrigation district under the laws of Utah and formally Ind'.cnte rhelr desire to tske nvT thnt project from the government, they will have the hearty and assislRnee of the reclamation service at Washington, It Is announced. l!ii-Sinoot bus introduced a bill prohibiting any ti:iinithorl7..-r- l peraoii from wearing any in'griin adopted by any vetertns' association chsr'ered by rtmgrpae. The bill was by iiiciiiIm rt of the American but applies nisi to the e 'Oi other soldier IxKlles. Utuh's presidential electors, J. Howard Garrett, Margaret Jtrld, Warren L. Wrtlis and Jnnies A. toel-vlJr will eet In Salt Lake January HI for the purpose of oflclnlly cu it :n: the state's vt for Warren G. IlHrdng. Alleging that he was not present In fiie ennnrrxin at Salt Ijike when a Jury retii!Tel a verdict on June 6, finding him guilty of third degrea burglary, Stanley Khndlow, who Is serving sn Indeterminate term In th state prlon. bns filed an application tor " wit of habeas corpus n BATHS HOST MODERN HOTEL WEST OF CHICAGO 30 s still to be lopped leaves off before we descend to something apSt. Anthony normal. proaching Idaho) News. Be sure its Bromo , . UTAH BUDGET . NEWHOUSE HOTEL A Buhl young lady has posted an offer with a minister to pay half a $50 wedding fee. She is young, handsome and accomplished, but is ambitious. Buhl (Idaho) Herald. Grove's NEPHI, UTAH. S, alii in Selected for Western Newspaper Union Service by II. A. C. and C. B. W. TIMES-NEW- ni' 3! IF! 0 Then it Warning! Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for 21 years and proved safe by millions. Accept only an "unbroken package" of "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," which contains proper directions for Colds, Headache, Pain, Toothache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Neuritis, Lumbago. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost but a few cents Larger packages. Asvlrln la ths trads mark of Barsr Manufaetura at Xonoaettleacldaatar of BaUoylloast4 Safety First. Corporal Sweeney bad been detailed to take his squad of engineers to mop up nfler a company of infantry. Arrived at the cellar of nn abandoned chateau be was instructed by his lieutenant to go inside, leaving the remainder of the squad gathered about the door to get the fugitives. "Yes, sir," answered Sweeney obediently. Then, turning to his men, be ad' led the caution : "But if more than one man comes out of the cellar, for the Lord's sake, don't shoot the first one." The American Legion Weekly. ll Canada's Rich Coal Mine. The coal Lnmpimm, Sask Canada, is believed to lie one of the best of its kind in the world, and one of the greatest assets of the province, according to the investigators who recently made an examination of the location. They estimated that there are :'.'J,HKi,lHKI tons-ocoal in the two r sections of land In and which 'the coal is located. three-quarte- Patriot. "I'll, what is patriot?" "A patriot, my boy, is a man who continues to love and serve his country whet her or not its elections feo to suit him." 11 Some Other Day, Perhaps. "Shall I dust the bricky brack, mum?" "Not today, Nora. I don't think we can afford It." It it Walk up to every day like a man. may be belter feed in the rack than looks from n distance. You Must Replace the Wear and Tear on the Human System : Did you ever stop to consider good health. Many people have found S. S. S. what a tremendous task is placed upon your huiran system every a great aid in keeping their system in good condition. Being such a fine blood tonic and system-buildS. S. S. strengthens and enriches the blood supply, and gives new vigor and vitality to the whola body. S. S. S. is sold by all druggists. Writa for free literature and full information to Chief Medical Adviser, 162 Swift Laboratory, At- day? Your heart is constantly pumping life and vitality to every part of your body. This is being s consumed after being turned into energy end strength that l:eeps your system pert orminjj ita various functions. Every day there is a certain amount of wear and tear that must ba replaced, ii you tre to enje-- er ap-id- ly IN THE WAY HE SHOULD GO lanta, I Ga. AMBITION SOARED TOO HIGH Father Determined to Spare No Pai.it Pioneer Crape Grower Unfortunately Was Not Satisfied With First in the Proper Upbringing of His Offspring. Really Excellent Results. In Chicago lliey tell of the great pride which the parents of a certain lad take In him. Father is determined to made him a great business man, a veritable captain of Industry. One day the mother heard loud screams emanating from an adjoining room and rushed in to investigate the cause. Father w. vigorously administering chastisement to the young hopeful. "James! James! Why are you thrashing Harry?" dciimmh-- the wife. "Because I caught him In a lie. that's why," snld the father, ceiuiiuiiiig the thrashing. "A lie? You say a lie?" "Ve! 1 will leach him to lie better than that if 1 bnve to break every bone In his body !" A hundred years ago Dr. C. W. Grant bought a small, island in tin Hudson river nearly opposite IVekskill. There was a general laugh at what people declared to be his folly, as the island was so barren and worthless that it did not seein possible for anything to grow there. Dr. own, tiiant, however, hud ideas of and be began a growth of grapes of the then new variety, the IMaware. In a very short time the Island was I: noun to grape growers all ovei the country, niitl loctor Grunt was to I'ltve done more for grape culture t Lii ii any other man in Amerrock-riblic- j d h-- s ica. The great business enjoyed by the physician turned bis head, and be began to work toward a scheme that woiild turn I lie Island Into a paradise Enslaved. "Our new office boy Is In love with of growing (lowers, especially titid rhododendrons, and be enr preltlcM stenographer," remarked hoped to give seed or cuttings to every II r. Tmbweite "What are you going to do about home in America. The result) of his attempts wus bankruptcy, nnd he left tin Ivliind. which soon went back to; 1 hojie. he'll true remain "Nothing. , to her. For the firxt lime sinr lie's roik slid barren soil. been here he's always around wher. As a mun grows older, his feet can we want him." Birmingham get plenty r.iM enough without Inking n sleigh riiV. A wife never hate to ask her husband for money nny worse than he A big head ! often the result of butcs to have her do It. . few small Ideas. I A prayer that Is long drawn out Is It is never too late to mend, marry or get a divorce. apt to tie narrow. mng-iioIIhm itr Age-Heral- . raiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiig d lnls Genuine is 1 1 A Ready-Cooke- d Food For Breakfast or Lunch 1 Grape Nuts and malt Crisp granules of wheatSjsitV sf1 1 'aV1. ' . WJK aW aJ TtMASMA special processing and long baking. No need to sprinkle sugar on your cereal when you use GrapeNut3 "There's a Reason' QuiiHiininiuniminiiiiiiniiiuiniiiiiiiiiiiuiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininiiiiinifiy a 3 |