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Show NO Wk MAN IS COMPETENT Geti Along Without a Good Watch It's a prime requisite to all business to be punctual. It you are a high-price- d man, or ate ever going to be, you need an accurate time piece. We are advocates not only af GOOD watches, but BETTER watches. We sell them. Write to us. BRACE-WIR- SUFFERED 23 Constant Sufferer Frcm Chronic Catarrh Relieved by Peruna. writes: For A POSITIVE and PERMANENT CURE FOR Drunkenness and Opium Diseases. Tier is Ladies treated as do publicity, bo sickness. privately as in their own homes THE KEELEY INSTITUTE, 334 W. South Temple Street, Salt Lake City. BEING THE ONLY SEEDSMEN In the Inter mountain country making thoro Field Tests of Seeds, we lead all competitors. Write for our Big Free Catalog of 1 was a CO., Salt Laka City N Pima Indians of Mendocina County, California, Use Big Receptacles Made of Willow. con- chronic mis- ery and burning In the top poles, easily reached by means of of my head. There was al- ex-- p and my condition Co. grew worse. X had an Incessant cough and frequent 177 MAIN ST SALT LAKE CITY AND AMATEUR PHOTO PROFESSIONAL attacks of bilious colic, from which It EXPERT KODAK FINISHING SUPPLIES Beemed I could not recover. My bowels also became affected, causing alarming MEN AND WOMEN to Learn attacks of hemorrhages. I tried many HarberTraiie in Eight Weeks. Tuition, with set of tools, Soo. remedies, which gave only temporary With partial set of tools, $to. With your own relief or no relief at alL I at last tried tools Sd5. Address Molar Barber Collage Peruna, and In three days I was re13 Commercial (street. Salt Lake City, Utah. lieved of the bowel derangement After He Had No Chance. using five bottles I was entirely cured. You say you were lu the saloon I most cheerfully recommend the use of at the time when the alleged assault Peruna to any one similarly afflicted." took place? a lawyer inquired of a HAD HIS DOUBTS witness at the central station the EVIDENTLY other day. Yes, sir, I was, the witness adOlfactory Evidence Offered Up by e Serious Minded mitted. Circuit Rider. Hm, the lawyer pursued, that is interesting. And did you take e A typical "circuit rider cognizance of the barkeeper at the died recently in Alabama a man time? I dont know what he called it, whose godly unselfish life will long sir, came the reply with perfect be remembered. Many were the eccentricities of this rugged old man, ease, hut I took what the rest did. and many anecdotes are current Philadelphia Times. among the Methodist ministers of the He Nearly Remembered. state concerning him. He was noted They were discussing a certain au- for two things his denunciation of sin in no uncertain tones, and the thoress at dinner, and a critic raise a laugh by remarking, familiarity with which he addressed Well, her hairs red, even if her the Lord In prayer. On one occasion he had been preachbooks are not. The mild young man in the corner ing In a log meeting house in the piny made a mental note of the sally for wood of north Alabama. There young fellows on hand who future use, and at another dinner several been celebrating by patronizing a had he afterward carefully party shortly still hard by. After a long, fiery serguided the conversation into literary mon, the preacher made a call for channels. Fortunately, some one menand soon the rude altar mourners, tritioned the desired name, and he was filled mostly by the Well, shes umphantly called out, young fellows. The old man got red hair, even if her books have- looked them over for a moment, and nt, London Tit-Bitwith keen intuition felt that It was perhaps a lark on the boys part, Her Deduction. he knelt to pray. but Mrs. Jinks I think our new maid O Lord, he began, heres a crowd will do all right Iter name is of young fellows kneeling round your altar. Theyve been cussin and Mr. Jinks Why do you think she swearin and drinkin and spendin Will do? their time in riotous livin, but theyve Mrs. Jinks Well, for one reason, come up here seemingly penitent. weve never before had a maid named They look like penitents. Lord, and I Clorinda. Exchange. hope they are. They weep like penitents, Lord, and I hope youll forgive Fiction Too Tame. em If they are; but, O Lord, I declare Mrs. Brown I used to be so fond they dont smell like penitents! of fiction before I was married. Youths Companion. Mrs. Smith And dont you read much now? Work and Marriage. In. the New York courts recently a Mrs. Brown No; after the tales my husband tells me about why he is late girl, aged 17, on being told by her getting home, mere printed fiction mother that she was old enough to seems so tame and unimaginative. go to work, replied: Work, I will not; I prefer to marry. Whereupon Some Have Sworn Off. she was married before night to a young man earning $8 per wreek. The official figures for the consumption of alcoholic beverages In this That is of a piece with the reasoning country show that the per capita of another girl who, being InterroWhere are you consumption of spirits fell from 2.52 gated by a friend, Mamie? answered gallons in 1840 to 1 37 gallons in 1909. working now, promptly, I aint working; Im married. Boston Herald. Queen Interested in Village. The queen of Italy Is very much inPeople seldom Improve when they terested in a village which is being no model but themselves to copy have ruins of built about a mile from the the city of Messini. It has wooden after. Goldsmith. buildings that are already sheltering 50,000. It is only temporary, but will serve to tide over the time until the city is rebuilt. The village is called Queen Helena. iicpiu Old-Tim- old-tim- well-know- e afore-mentione- d s. Clo-rind- a. the general Stranger location of my friends building, and the name of the street, but I cant find the place. Citizen Havent you anything more definite? Stranger Nothing except the architects print of how the finished building would look. Puck. Have a dainty, swTeet flavour that pleases the palate and satisfies particular folks. Tbs Fact that each year increasing thousands use this delicious food is good evidence of its popularity. Post Toasties are ready to serve direct from the pkg. with cream or milk a convenient, wholesome breakfast Thoughts of War. (reading paper) Well, another bad engagement in South Mr. Kidder America. Mrs. Kidder What Is It? Mr. Kidder Trained nurse and an army officer. dish. A Large Supply. I am collecting for the Caller poets hospital. Will you contribute something? Editor With pleasure. Call around tonight with an ambulance and Ill have some poets ready. The Taste Test Post Toasties He Sidestepped. I am willing Merchant (to widow) to buy your husband's working business and good will for $5,000. Widow Well, but I happen to be part of the working business. Merchant Then I'll take only the Fliegende Blatter. good will. The Memory Lingers POSTUM CEREAL CO., LfcL, Battle Creek, Micb. V your complexion, restore your appetite, relieve your tired feeling, build you up. Be sure to take it this spring. ft Get It H usual liquid form or ehocolatad tablets called oaraataba. 100 Doses $. "Ik hole and sink the rock In the ground about two feet, tamping the dirt firmly down against it to hold It in position. A, post; b, wires; c, rock. To take all slack out of the wires and prevent the post from becoming loose. Insert a hammer-handlor strong stick between the wires and twist it over and over until the desired tlghtnes Is e c to ration. My entire system gradually No Clew. Yes, I have Scoundrels Last Refuge. Patriotism is the last refuge of scoundrel Johnson For Infanta and Children. f5 Brace-Wir- e Into my throat, which caused ( Sarsaparilla Will purify your blood, clear WF(R SHOES one else nmailer after using Allen Foot Ease, the rntlseptie powder to le shaken into the fcboea. 'll make tight or new shorn feel eaav. or Free trial package, ad Rtuu dresa A ilea S. Olmated, Le Koj , X. . CAN lad- ders. Hundreds of bushels of acorns besides corn and wheat were gathered That Stays. and housed In these granaries for use 15 to 20 feet In length, double If, during the winter. Each basket was wire provided with a portable lid or top. place one end around the post and the other around a large rock; dig a most a continual dropping of mucus became LADIFS The Pima Indians of Mendocino county. Cal., for many generations stored their winter provisions in large willow baskets. It was the custom to place the basket granaries up on a high rude platform supported by catarrh. I had a severe A Way of Getting Even, Hewitt hen I asked the old man for his daughters hand he walked all over me. Jewett Cant jou have him arrested for violation of the traffic (By J. MAINE, Baltimore) stant sufferer from FOR GRANARY Most braces for a corner-pos- t require so much labor and expense that the Illustration will convey an Idea well worth putting Into practice, as the necessary materials for the bracd are xirtually Industruetible, very easily adjusted and most effective In their application. Secure a smooth years frequent PORTER-WALTO- HUGE BASKET twenty-t- hree ENDURES Necessary Materials Are Virtually Indestructible and Are Easily Adjusted Most Effective. YEARS Mrs. J. H. Bourland, San Saba, Texas, THAT E hi' ,V; - S ft h"iI d The Kind You Hava Jl Always Bought 3 PER CENT Vegetable Preparation Tor AsLB similating the S lomachs and Bowels of ALCOHOL-- e t LjJ Signature Promotes Digestion, Contains neither Opium.Morphine nor Mineral Chcerful-nessandRc- t'j Bears tlio st of Is Not Narcotic roidDtSAfnamvffE.t w-t- GOOD HITCHING POST DEVICE Strong Timber, Set Firmly In Ground, With Square Top as Shown, Is Very Convenient. Huge Basket Granary. Usually these baskets were comparatively not very large. Recently, however, the Pima Indians living near Uklah wove an Immense willow basket which Is a for size. From the bottom to the rim the Immense basket measures 6 feet, while the outside circumference overs 25 feet. The basket Itself when empty weighs 250 lid pounds, and the weighs 75 additional pounds, making a total weight of 325 pounds. When filled with acorns, grain, etc., the total weight will nearly reach Set firmly Into the ground a good,' strong post, with a square top, Into which drive a staple and hook at right angles, as It were. To fasten horse, double the rope or strap, pass through Pumplum 5W Atx Stnnm & Sfti Aus SttA it' i 0 ''tt ) sc lit Ippermuti i!t flUnrlenaU Satina Sftd CimrJitd Sufar Hinkyrttn favor A USQ perfect Remedy forConstipa-ho- n , Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Worms , Convulsions .Feveri i'll! and sh-nc- ss For Over LOSS OF SLEEP facsimile Signature of Thirty Years record-- breaker cone-shape- The Centaur Company, NEW YORK. rw "HI d Exact Copy of Wrapper. THC JWW'I niNTAUn "T1W g OniINt'IT, NCWTORItnts T 1,200 pounds. Very recently this baby basket was purchased by Dr. J. W. Hudson, of Uklah, and by him sold to the Institute of Arts and Sciences, of Brook- Pink Fye, Eplzootlo Shipping Ft or Fever Catarrhal Fever Fur enr and position prevention i)OBiitterfaewhoreHatnnTt&irn nm Infooted m ou the blood &nn Ol&nd tli on tit e exported expels Liquid given tniijriie itolsouous KSTmsf rum tn body. ( urwsllKienc in Do ncl Hheep mi holer lyn, N, Y. 1 re stock remedy t urtn rertt selllnjr human among being oultry. Mrlppn fr The big basket will he shipped to the ut tills out, and la a fine Idney remedy hOo and It a boffin, tft and 10 a doyen and over the hook, and the ten Booklet, keen It how to your druggist who wl H ret tt for you. WUeuipnr, Its eastern destination. It Is so large horsestaple t ures " wanted. CaioM'send hpecla) Amenta Is hitched. Staple or that it cannot be put through the hook shouldsafely GOSHEN. IKD., I). S. A. SPQHN MEDICAL CO., be l.irge enough to only bedoor of an ordinary box car, and or strap. admit a common-sizrope fore being placed on board the car trouble prey Intends to Be Boss. Kidney the opening will have to be widened upon the mind, discourMaud Do you intend to marry or and lessens ambiages to admit this special piece of freight. to retain your liberty? Planting the Garden. tion; beauty, vigor and In planting your garden hear in mind Ethel Both cheerfulness soon disapthat it costs no more to grow the best pear when the kidneyreailment is IN Fore no Throat are out MONEY of order or diseased. For good It CAULIFLOWER CROP varieties of vegetables than it does to trifling will sometimes carry infection to the en- sults use lr. Kilmers Hwamp-Uothe grow poor ones, and this applies also tire system throuerh the fool vou eat. great kidney remedy. At druggists. Sambottle mail also ple free, Little Chance for Success Unless to all farm crops, by pamphlet. pays to be care- Hamlins Wizard Oil cures Sore Throat. Address, Dr. Kilmer A Co., Binghamton, N. V, Planted Early, as Plant Needs ful In selecting varieties. The entire object of true education Cool Air and Soil. Is to make people not merely do the A COUNTRY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS right thing, but enjoy the right thing. in New York City. Best features of counPreparing for Market. (By WILLIAM H. UNDERWOOD), Iiuskin. try and city life. sports on for In preparing your products I have grown cauliflower for a'num-be- r sihool park of 35 acres near the Hudson of years and have found It a very market give good weight and measure FTLFW ( UK FT) IN TOH DATS River. Academic Course Primary C'assto will ivlund mouey if PAy OINTYour profitable crop, as It brings a good and good quality. People want what MENTdrutfifisl fails to cnr any cane of Itching, Blind, Graduation. Upper claos for Advanced 6 u U uay. Uki. or Piles in PrulruiLng Bleeding if and It dont get they they pay for, Music and Art Write price in the market. Special Students. for catalogue and terms Soil that will produce cabbage Is of you they will try some one else. himWhen the within fight begins dm brp tU Hlu WhltM, Rivtrfclc Attar, tern 2ilr SI ltd. A 1 suitable tor cauliflower, provided it Is self, a mans worth something enriched with well rotted manure. The Browning. SAVE YOUR MONEY.' manure should be thoroughly mixed soil with the and the ground put in the One box of TuttsPIHn tsve many dollars In doc A cup of Garfield Tea before retiring tors' bliU. Cure diseases of the liver or bowela. best possible condition. will insure tli.it all important measure, the I or sick headache, dyipepnla, malaria, constiWhen the seeds begin to grow I pation and biliousness, a mdiion people endortO daily cleaning of the sjstem. give the plants sufficient air to keep Common sense in an uncommon dethem from rotting off. As soon as the is what the world calls wisdom. gree I are to handle large enough plants Alfalfa seed should be pure. Coleridge. take them up and transplant them The farmer must keep up with the two inches apart each way and keep Mr Winfllowii Soothing Bjrnp for Children I expose the times. them well watered. fruuis, rednurn InMamma There is nothing hard to learn about teething, HofteiiH the of this paper deplants to the open air before time turn, allays pain, cures wind colic, c a bottle. to plant outdoors so as to harden operating a silo. siring t o buy As a fertilizer, nothing can beat them. I find that few plants die when anythirg adverGive a girl a present, and she will tised in its columns should instil upca barnyard manure. treated in this manner. not worry about the future. having what they ask (or refusing aU Every detail of his work interests j Several hours before setting out 1 substitutes or imitations. i Tea Garfield has health to good the successful farmer. brought give the plants a thorough soaking in for Unequaled constipation. Is In too none the season to It early the hot bed. When ready to set the It is more disgraceful to distrust plants I mark off the ground three begin hardening the teams for springs feet each way and set the plants some- work. than to be deceived Rochefoucauld W. N. U., Salt Lake City, No. Orchard grass Is taking in what deeper than they grow in the hot bed and press the earth firmly some isolated places as a meadow plant. about them. A frame mushroom house Is unAs cauliflower requires a cool ata good place for forcing Were vra perfect, which we are not, medicines would doubtedly ft-- i mosphere and a cool, moist soil, there not often bo needed. But since our systems have be- 'J Is little chance of success unless It Is rhubarb. come and V down i broken .Ji weakened, impaired Rhubarb Is a crop like mushrooms p) through planted very early In order to come V1 Y" indiscretions which have gone on from the early ages, on before the heat of summer, or it in at least this one respect. It can be t. through countless generations, remedies are needed to J may be planted late and come in dur- grown In the absence of light. aid Nature in correcting our inherited and otherwise T.. f fa of winThe months the remaining cool the ' weather of fall. Fa y ' J " ing acquired weaknesses. To reach the scat of stomach ter will pass quickly, and then the weakness and consequent digestive troubles, there is In cultivating I use a z. nothing so good as Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discov cultivator twice a week, going both rush and work of spring will begin. a glycerio compound, extracted from mtive medicEarly cabbage, cauliflower, spinach, fUi ways when the plants are small. When inal roots sold for over forty years with great satisfaction to all users. For wax beans and dwarf peas go very they come to maturity and the flowers Weak Stomach, Biliousness, I "ver Complaint, Pain in the Stomach after eating. appear, 1 cover the flowers with a leaf nicely between the newly set strawHeartburn, Bad Breath, Belching of food, Chronic Diarrhea and other Intestinal plants. berry 1 of the plant early every morning. is a Derangements, the Discovery and most efficient remedy. on raises that grower Every celery have had good success in this manner to a The scale it that big generally tees genuine has on its of protection. outside wrapper the he can ship celery from November 1st to the first of Mareh. Signature There Is no reason why potatoes Killing Quack Grass. You cant afford to accept a secret nostrum as a substitute for this Quack grass Is a perennial and the could not he grown for a jear or two medicine op known composition, not even though the urgent dealer may root3 must be cut off under the sur- in a newly planted orchard, either In thereby make a little bigg- -r profit. or Dr. Pierces Pleabant Pellets regulate end invigorate stomach, liver and by covering with face. Shave off the plants by running the ordinary way bowels. tiny granules, easy to take as candv. a shallow furrow. If plower deeply straw. A machine has been invented which the roots will not be much injured and will come up again. A good way will make tile from cement. The mais to harrow out as many roots as chines are small enough to be used possible after they have started in the by individual farmers and the cost is 2-$4 spring and then follow with the plow small. W7L Douglas shoes cost more to make than ordinary shoes, There are a number of fungous disas often as they show up strong. because higher grade leathers are used and selected with greater Plant to millet or buckwheat in the eases which attack the bean plant, care. These are the reasons w hy W. L. Douglas shoes are guarlate summer as these crops have a the most serious and common of anteed to hold their Bhape, look and fit better and wear longer which Is anthracnose, which is mor than any other sh s you can buy. tendency to smother quack grass. commonly called blight, or rust. t fBEWPZ OF snoSTITUTtr.t T One eight-ounc- e potato in each hill The genuine have W. L. Douglas name and the retail a ", , will produce a yield of about 88 bushHunting for Pleasure. J price stamped on the bottom, which guarantees full value The man who hunts for pleasure els per acre; many times one hill will and protects the wearer against high prices and inferiorshoes. , J REFUSE SUBSTITUTES CLAIMED TO EE JUST AS GOOD' rarely finds It, and if he does he can- produce six 8 ounce potatoes; this is ff ynnr dp.lere.nnot spdpIt yon with Ilia penuin-T, Pomrlss shoes writ. -at the rate of 520 bushels per acre not appreciate IL DOTS HOES for M ut otinx rstslo.. Kbor. ent dtr-- d from factory lo wooer, all ebaruei prepaid. H, L ,u,liu, 145 Spark bn, Brwktu., Uau, $2 00,$2.604$3.0C 11 K e r tlioui-diidu- ! 11. Remedies are Needed one-hors- e time-prove- n Sugar-coate- W. d, I. 3 DOUGLAS Shoes W fL |