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Show pots took his fruit safely through The the frosts in the spring. Phebe Ellis returned Monday Look for Call's July Jewelry is well pleased with his from Idaho, and her son Roy and Clearance Sale elsewhere. with tlje smudge pot. wife got back last week. Miss Eunice Diile Kemp lias Ladies ask your merchant" for been very sick with typhoid For Sale the Gair Perfection Skirt Sup- fever. BOUNTIFUL BRIEF!. Fir Crackers at Calls. Biggest Values in Childrens, Boys and Mens Clothing Ever r porter; the latest and best. Frank Solomon and Samuel Bry-awpurchased the Charles Ashby place near the o Id grist mil!. The Bountiful Lumber & Building Assa has just received a car of all kiads of' fruit and bushel Itoxes (pine lumber). TTie city will resume the laying f h pipe next Tuesday. All kinds fo fish hooks reels, poles, trout baskets aui lines at toe Bountiful Lumber & Building Afcsn. 7-- 1 two-inc- 1047 picked Ilyrurn Shill of cherries one tree from pounds this year which sold for over $50. VTe will wire houses at actual streets on for where ot parties the line is built. Bountiful Light 4k Power Co. The two months old child of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanous Sessions died of pneumonia Wednesday evening. Two new Deering Mowers and one Syracuse spring toothed har-tofor aale cheap. Deseret Live Stock Company. JEvylen Grow developed a case of smallpox Saturday. She was Jtere with her mother visiting tives. Hhe home is in Diamond-willWyo. One line of mens and boys w e, atraw hats, 66$ off from the ori. filial selling price at Hampton & -- Co.s. William Boulton, Sr., says there ia an abundance of all kinds of Xruit up in Boultonburg this year. (He remarked that he thought he did right by locating there. 'If your shoes need mending, lake them toured Rickart in his new shop south of Frank Yurka's t tailor shop. "The grand drawing for the hand cat glass at the Ciptal Mercantile Csu Monday morning, July 4th, at oclock. .'J.0 80 and 100 fancy silk ribbons at 25c per yard (No. 60, taffeta while they last See them on display in our store. Bountiful Co-o- p Stayner, the Malad City Hand merchant would be glad to .answer any inquiry regarding farms or city homes in that beau-itifu- l and fertile valley. cbt .Save your coupons on the lhand cut glass. Every customer A. is benefitted; those not saving them for the 4th of July contest can use them in buying jewelry. (Capital Mercantile Co. The lucky person at the draw Ing Wednesday, at C. H. Ramp-Io& Co.s was Mrs. Thomas She drew the "Wright. dinner set. Next week will silver set. Save be the all your tickets. The more tickets you get the more chance you .(have at the drawing. n 42-pie- 26-pie- Fire Crackers at Calls. FREE New modern brick house of 9 1 acre in West Bountiful. rooms position as bookkeeper with the of land, Co-ofamily orchard, two Bountiful water in house. Attorney and Mrs. E. C. Ash- flowing wells, at ton, who had been living in West Selling sacrifice, $3,200. Bountiful, have moved to East Bountiful Realty Company, Evert Nelson has accepted a Bountiful. Public gatherings are still prohibited in East Bountiful, as a precaution to the spreading of smallpox. Mr. and Mrs. Frazier, of Park City, who went to Jerome, Idaho, last spring, expecting to make their home there, have returned to Bountiful with a view of buying a place here. The sprinkling wagon, which Bountiful City purchased recently, is quite an improvement over the one that Deputy City Marshall, C. L. Session, ran in the city almost eight years ago. George H. Crosby, the attorney and newspaper man of Arizona, and Mrs. Crosby were in town Saturday visiting relatives. They came up to the M. I. A. Convention, but Mrs. Crosby has since been under a surgical operation at the L. D. S. hospital Dr. Brown is going east in t he near future to do post graduate work. He expects to spend a year in Chicago and a year in New York. Before leaving, however, they will visit with Mrs. Browns If the parents at Springville. doctor can carry out his plans in later years, he will go to Germany to study. On Thursday City Watermaster Davis and Hyrum Shill succeeded in clearing out the pipe that runs in the hill several hundred feet northeast of the city reservoir, whichhad been clogged so long, and increasing the flow of water about thirty gallons a minute. This will help out the city water supply a great deal. W. D. Major received a letter the first of the week from his daughter, Mrs. Grace Naylor, of Thatcher, Arizona, stating that the grist mill at that place was completely destroyed by fire on Friday. The loss of the mill and the grain in the elevator were valued at $30,000. The owners of the mill were not sure at the time she wrote, whether they had any more than $5000 insurance on the mill or not, as they were inclined to believe that some of the policies had run out. Mr. Major rau this mill for awhile when C. M. Layton, formerly of Layton, this county, was one of the principal owners of it. Mr. Layton came very nearly losing his home, which stood in close proximity to the milk Dr. Ramer is very hopeful of a fine peach crop this year. Hail storms are the only thing that him now. The We must and will cl an up our spring and summer suits even though we are forced to give them away Bountiful, Utah. For Sale One acre with house of eleven rooms. 150 trees, 5$ shares of Here are a few of our sale prices: water. Bountiful Realty company, Bountiful, Utah. Mens $12 Suits. $8.95 Mens $16 Suits, $11.95 For Sale. 5 acres on Upper County Road with 4$ shares of water, $2,200, down and remainder at 8 per cent interest Bountiful Realty Company, Bountiful, Utah. Mens $15 Suits. $11.15 Mens $18 Suits, $13.45 Mens $25 Suits, $18.65 Mens $20 Suits. $14.95 Mens $30 Suits, $22.45 one-hal- f Mens $35 Suits, $25.95 ( Our stock consists of the very latest and nobbiest styles shown. Call early before they are picked over. For Sale Saf-for- worries Offered to the Trade of Davis Co. Folding bed and Estay organ, both in good condition. Mrs. Henry Rampton, Centreville, Belle Phone, 93 3. Bountiful Clothing Department WANTED TO RENT. Barton creek water for the remainder of the season. Bountiful City. Apply to Leo J. Muir, t. Bountiful. Bell phone 63. Early Mall Routes. The first record contained In our colonial history of any kind of mail service dates from 1676, when the court In Boston appointed Mr. John Hayward to take In and convey letIn ters according to their direction. were December, 1716, arrangements made to receive letters in Boston from Williamsburg, Va., during four weeks of the summer time and eight weeks in winter. In 1738 Henry Pratt was appointed riding postmaster for all the routes between Philadelphia and Newport, Va., to set out in the beginning of each month and return 1 : 24 days. Postage stamps were first Introduced Into the United States in 1847. For Sale. For Sale CheapFor Sale One plush bed lounge; still One On account of poor health, I Syracuse plow, very serviceable; only $3. cora will sell my business property in good as new; too big for roy use. R Stahle, Bountiful. t Bountiful candy and confection- George Parkin, Woods Cross. . t ery store, residence and the good Bell phone GREAT SUCCESS will of the business. For furDo not overlook the fact that Will be attained by the students ther particulars address: W. D. the season is advancing, and that who enroll in the music class to Major, P. O. box 20, Bountiful, you may soon need a mower and be organized by the Columbia Utah. t rake. Clearfield Mercantile Co. Conservatory of Music For Sale CheapClass organizer will be in the For Sale. McCormick binder, with buncounty during the next month. 20 acres of land is West Lay-toBest chance ever offered for dle carrier; in good condition. Inquire of J. R. Gailey, all to become proficient in play- Bonneville Ranch Co , Woods Kaysville, Utah. Both phones, t ing on the piano, organ, violin or Cross. guitar. Apply C. P. Rockwood, Bell WITH A DESERT ahead of you on your journey you phone . would save enough of your supplies to take you safe across it. For Rent WITH OLD AGE ahead bringing sickness and loss of The old Clipper office lot, conemployment are you going to spend all you earn as you go sisting of 1$ acres of land; some along of it peach orchard; balance good START A SAVINGS account with us. We welcome early potato land. John Stahle, Jr. t deposits from $1.00 up to $100,000. Four per cent interest compounded QUARTERLY. Fourth of July - 14-inc- h 65-3- - n. 7-- 1 94-13- About Mouth Breathing. Mouth breathers are more liable to contagious diseases and to diseases of the bronchial tubes and lunga, which are more apt to be fatal than in nose breathers. 5 Bony deformities and other growths inside of the nose may also present nose breathing, and. like tonsils and adenoids, by causing mouth breathing give rise to deformities of the upper Reduced rates via Oregon Short Jaw, irregular teeth and to a number Tickets on sale July 2nd, of nervous troubles and diseases, such Line. as St. Vitus dance, night terror, head- 3rd and 4th, limited to July 6th. aches, restlessness, night sweats, menSee agents for rates and further tal dullness, backwardness in school, 7-asthma, rheumatism and tubercular particulars. glands of the neck. 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Ruash C Commencing Monday morning and continuing for one week, we are going to give the biggest values ever offered in Ladies Shirt Waists. One line of waists from $1.25 to $3 on sale at 89 cents each, i im H hh m e FREE FOR GOOD SUITS, HATS AND TIES AT Frank Yurkas Clearance Sale 836 Suits for $24 $25 Suits for $18.76 $28 Suits for $19.75 $30 Suits ror $21.50 $20 Salts, $13.75 $24 Salts for $17 $22 Suits, $15.50 FREE at 331 discount. An opportunity like this may never present itself again. Come today Buy the best clothing for little money. We sell hats and ties COME AND SEE US ABOUT OUR FREE PRESSING FOR EVERY SUIT SOLD FREE |