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Show k ' re DESERET II4LiQtrii p lot, d. . ,i i , , ,4 cal ,,71 -, 4 , NI: of the prlaciPat aerial events of lb. day ta the noir. Plage or Mise Carolyn SchillIcr, daughter ot Mr. and him ilia. old Schiller. and Nathan bloom of TaCOMA. which ta taking plane this after wenn at the faintly resitiones on hiatts Rabbi tVilitaits ltio a is Esat sarost. perforniing the toromony and tho Wide and groom are attended bi MIAs kfierjorta burg of Lens Wet ti ati bridaomaid. and Herbert ki Pk hiller. brother of the, bride, as bred Main. The of the rsoldenta itr decorated toeing In rOdben and poniponw, Tho bride's La of white litiehotto balm slith gown a tulle roil and she carried bride's roaen, Mies Pure la attired Its idnk Georgette crepe trimmed in (0.'14111 heacia and sh tarries pink r tolk11 rol owing the ceremony a .upper "kill t,e eerved tit the bridal paitY ot 110 and a reception alit follow from 9 to II thl0 rienlog. aftor which the twi40 and groom will !Dat on a eta week's hone) t000n In California. rho brad.. going away tftstume is a brown Ilikon model with hit. ItheiHt. furs. MO elowwe IQ maitt h. The couple lain be at homy after Jan. in Tacoma., 0 ' .k Edmund Slaynor ut Mrs. lesterder, Aniricto beauty roots boaten the Lottivro,miit hum. Ott north State tree!. between tha hours of 4 little 4. during a large Ica given by a r ftcror Intittruudoy and lotra Frank W. Jntlisiga Pell flostrt tret wood in tho drefing room obit gnaw dr OOOOO and oarclookto iarriod out th pink rind whitoo atturtn of tht tot" tao hie Mrs licber Ai Wolk. Mrs W. Mont Your. Mr J W Ito"b3414 anl Musa Loins Itsyer prtooidod at the tea table. 0..1 . C., - (etteL"7"wit.t ' , , , I, .., ,.. otor4 d' . 7 ., Ft, , ii ' os, ' ,,t,t, - 't ,. tNe . ,osele4. ' t , t. pi, . ' 1 L'4401::Irr ot., s . ,, .4 Ike, TV ' SOIL ' , kr 4( . ''.. 4411', 4' r'. ' . . '' "'"9 . t .. '"...' ,,t ' , ; 0t,,'. t i .t ., . ',. ARNOW NAMES Nb. Ai NNI. t , eo' .40 !..:4:1!, wit.,.. . too, l. II and 'Ire. Nfrol. Robert C, Fisher Harris have !sued invitation. for a large reeep(ior. to be given from 4 unto roof garden o'clock on of the Hostel Ptah I riday afternoon. Mr. and Niro. W. Sr,)der will entertain mt a Thaekegiv:ng dinner at the Univerinty cli0) tzanorrow eveThe guest of h3nor wlii be ning. Mre. E. P. 1,44'0111;qm, who has come from Park City to mako her home in Salt Lake. The LeCompte family will he at home at 950 eaat First South for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Christensen will entertain the members of thea Authsocial or's club and their escorts at Friday evening at theft home on Edison street. Mr. and Mr. John Y. Rich entertained last night at a dancing party at their home on east South Temple mtreet in honor of Dr. and Mn;. Frank Red roaes and Spencer Of New York. decorated the rechrysanthemums of yellow ception rown and a basket as a cenchrysanthemums wos usedtable. The dining terpiece for the 60 and eastding the gutsts numbered host and hostess In receiving were Mrs. and Mrs. Charles CrIsmon, Louise Main. Mrs. John Dunn. Mrs. Charles Cain Crismon, Mies Katherine Spencer and Miss Edith Wells assisted In the dining room. Mrs. Charles Chapel had as honor guest at luncheon at the Hotel Utah I 0' is Fashions For Americans shows a smart poop T IIEsuit,sketch combining philn color I" P Rogor earth. Id of London. England, a guest at tho Jay Milner home. , ot white .angora cloth with plaid The Eighteenth ward mutual will The accompanying tam may hold a ill litlee party at the ward be of as shown in the sketch. ehet. 7:30 Old st ehupel Friduy evening. residents of the ward are especially or it may be made of either plain or Invited to attend and the former M- plaid angora. This material is being er of the organisation will i)e special used extensively this season for aports guents of the evening. An excellent as an extreme novelty it program hue been arranged includ- apparel and satin and ing talks by Mrs, George 1). Pyper und is combined with sport Mrs. H. O. Whitney. knitted self fabric. Even Georgette is used .for the skirt of a smart, if Fined and on Probation not especially practical. sports suit of Pending Good Behavior recently inbrought out, with banding contrasting color. sleeveless angora Milton Parsons. jacket and smart little tam of angora. John Young. March. Swift and Ally Walter Among the aports models now being of haywere who uspeoted offered for southern resort wear, the automobile. frolo skirt with matching scarf. arranged ing stolen an In front of the Hippodrome theatxe a short time ago. in which they collided 0 that it may be belted in to simuwith, and killed Ernest Jensen, waa late a real jacket or coat'', is exin the Juvenile held yeeterday There la nearcourt. Young and Parson were found tremely good looking. tam or chic roll a Inly matching always State to nentenced the and 'runty duatrial school. thin oentence was brimmed hat. changed to a fine of 121 each and proWhen satin or knitted silk fabric is bation. pending good behavior. Swift combined with angora, a favorite was able to was diamiatted when he ,'how that he had no knowledge that method is to make the skirt of the one. The silk fabric and trim it with on two, was a machine stolen tho case against March was continued, be- or three bands of the angora, the encause he was not able to prove to the court that he did not know the ma- tire coat or scarf to be of the wool chine was a stolen one. aa he contends. fabric. While .white and the light Marion Jackaon who euatained a bright colors take first place, darker fractured ahoulder in the accident is in colors are not Ignored. One striking a local hospital. costume recently seen featured a skirt and scarf of angora in Indian or autumn colorings woven in broad self-fabri- c. r, ,;!. t it I' , q , ,- , '.I tirt 1 j,: . If - i Nlk I wo, , -- . 7;is-14, !.),;,,,,,,,, 4 i t ,, . oto.t. 1 a :,41, 411: Va 1 'tyk' , f .1 t if - gik a I b. 6 ill dEll van.. 4 . I'' ' '';..' t , 4:. 7;. '''', i : , .,,,t! rh, - " t2 :t ,,..,I ' 'I. N, tty, ' . 1 ''' 1 ... to . .,, ,PN - -( it .4s ,- 111.- , litlidoott it I' itT :I ... ...'.. ' I, ' '' f'et:01'- ,P 41 ') si!r Ilk 'A) ' 1.. lhA,,A ' , , mooting. Th Amriran Society of Agronomy I ha. an active membership of over gee of the most minont agronomist of the Vnited Statiso and Caned& as well as a number of foreign countries The eocietly tissues monthly the Journal of the Amorican Society of Agronomy. a 'scientific periodical devoted to 4, t ..14:iLit. ... it III lig UTENtill 1 )310. ritiI'' 'k ct '4,,, i , 11 TN 1 I N 11HANGED I 14113 BI SHAH LOGAN. Nov. I ) lb,. IL II t1,840441 TTIO KR j a?, .on, 4 ..m,. Tlhomm . .., lte Wirottne front gtrokr4" Gmegs alah's West etototely dram oolkire lite. Tbe Casino will resound with mirth tr. the wsrontilo Scotch pair when the new vaudeville and still priment "A LAMP Bit of Miss Ts four-day motion picture bill opens Its thing" engagement with six new variety acts 'TM, Winning Stroke." and George Walsh in his latest photer George Walsh. biro. Ia s Tait,sterring story. "The iltruke." play morals. tilmd SAVO' it is announeed. Os the Winning are Olio the vsudeville Tale and Opening campus, preoenting soma Sherman and Roes, unique variety photography of the Ts, boot danoers. Leigh be Lacey and com- race. Tho morg 1. ono ot lateen pany preeent a comedy skit ntitied. love and cellos. pranks. "Excess flagrage." while Wenrich This donbi headlins bill twill Mak and Dale have a humorous sketch of an onjorablo proirrans for amusement topical 011111 and talks. Three boil sekarn on Thantogirtng sad Manage'. and a girl will present "Y'uth. Pep. Fountain has arrastrad for a emirs Harmony and J LSI" and Bob and I'vg parformanco on that dal , el.IMM Washington Miss Sold sileactis For opsrst FATHER ' I OTONNRI II n e OORR OO LONDON. Nov, M....Father crDos the Australian chaplain who wad arrested ea Aug. It charged with. the nee of traitorous and disloyal laic., guts ploadod not rattly whoa aro too raignod botore a courtmestial- hero ' ' day. Premier Hughes of Australia too cently appoaled by cabl to Lord lino net secretary of mat for the colonic asking for rather 0Donnel1's release and saying that the clargYmbh who, was a chaplain with Australiaa troops during tho war. "had protrod patriot. 1 melt i -- - ,, 7,1 I "6011,rve -- ) oce or WEATHER REPORT 1 WILATRIKEI JrasuccArr. Local:. Tonight and Thursday mill now and polder. Comparative Sorel 'ragtime , . NO 1: I ,. 4,11 14.. ' ,, N I ( 4 i - .- t,44 t 40, :dr ovvr ell AND PAY t IP - ' g Soto '47--, . 1161. I rl , 1 t4 ' , tf - g ' Ktm-let- y the publications of the reeearch work of its members. Dr. Harris was vivo president last ',oar and has been a prominent member of a numbor of committees of th society for sortie time. This la th first time the position of preeldent has been hold by a man of the far west. fir. Harris boot known work la on irrigation and alkali. whIch hi rocognisod as two of Vtait's bturtmit problems when hi botaa his search work for the sperimnt station. He hail roads valuable contributions to the literaturs on thesis aublocts and at the promtit tim he has numerous ostensive experiments under way in his laboratory and in the field. During the last tee or three Years ha has contributod numorous articles to the ecientiflo journals of the country on th000 and related subjocts and is the 1 author of a number of exportment sta. lion bulletin& Ho has done much work for the people of irrigated 00 0-tions in determining the most profitable methods and amounts of irrigation water for the various field crops. as well as other work. such as rotations. manuring itudiee, and dry farm.. int. He is author of solum on sugar best production published by the MacMillan company in the Rural Science Series; also a book on vocations . and is senior author of a test-- 1 book on agronomy, which is being used by practically all the schools of the western states andhigha number of the eastern states. Dr. Harris was also made socrotary of the xporimont station section the Association of Lend Grant Col-of leges'. Dr. Harris spent several days viaiting a number of the stations of the middiewest experiment He re. ports the Chicago meetings successful. , 7elf i ,:11) i. 1 N 4 :7; il'e' ','It . ''''.:,,',. .0, ) diteetnr and agronomist of the Vth gricultural experiment tation. has roturned from Chicago. where he loctod prealdent of the Amorican of Agronomy at its annual j ::t - F. P. Harris. r. ) C BELINQIIENT TAX DATE . III a lir t0 . 1,1.-P- , .1, i I .' k. RPM PRESET !AVIAN. Nov ; Ili; to ., UTAH Ppctat Correspondence 4 (), "losgtilicei - I Ad41.:.... v, !at-te- Mr. Clara Woodruff Bebe and her daughter Ruth. and Mimi Helen Claire ill spend Thnkogiving in Da)nea. Pocatello as the gapers' of Mr flyer.. ,r- - ,,,, c".. t r. Blanche Walsh Ilinntedd ill I. married 10,14). The be cerenilnv will performed In the Snit !Ake t,mple and IA I b0 f011t) t'd thin cIting by a rAreption At !he home of the bride's parentn. Mr. all Mn. Henry NValeh of Seventeenth South tre-e- e irt" IIPP 1 pill! Mimi at Casino ma - AMERICAN SOCIETY OF . Mrs. rarity Lerito was hottota Mono ,, ' t ,..' ,41 4. , day evening at a 'octal givn fur fir , St..6 , I r 'old A Eccioo who will itavc the t ' ' part et tho week In 'mond lyto )4.; titorge II'aahltiglon univcroity at Iswivo guava ro.'"'4,1 Wtshingtan. r) C. 0 , to. Are Eccles hat lust wort prtoonl. 4'.. ,,,,. returned from Washington artr cwt. A. ' it. ,,,:., ing hr husband for fl11 mcinthri. lir t -te tir;!S.,'' ( V '.. ' , office and 4 4... to ilia Itntilnit lb. George Waohini . ii . tun uni4eroity ,,, , , ,a' 1,11.. $i 'V )4tae Thalia Coffman. daughter of '4'7 ;1 Mrs T t: roffnlan. will be married to IV I liati;nran and Ms Astoghtr. n o i Dr !tarry tiorneey eon of Mr and )4ra Ifni Itee WIlIain $t,oles hare Ft,. to.;4 4 r.. (;torti,1, thus evening. Th mar. turned from a mnritti' trIp In tho roast, Lase will take place at th home of . .1 aat the bridegroom'a parents on Uri 1.eu!s NirCorntrk aril Mr. W. Firet South weer. Itet, Elmer 1. Go- IP, 1)(41ohor have gone to tho enast J elth t)itr shen wilt officiate and the Mimeos Marl, Ito PrPnd ThAnkorlytnir 0 1..., 11A411A. AgnPal 14novt, IllAncho Itelo,y dauctore. Mattgaret Mrrorntek and ,rr Ai , Joan roanntier, vrhn are attading 4 and Norm.", Kent will he cN, Dr. John ICiloon will ha beet man. A 'Menlo Park. .. Looeamtos o reccption will follow the ceremony. J. rrank.Judg still arrive from flan ...as,. et' ........ ..,.....---4to a , ilben fo opend Thanksgiving with The marriage of Miaa Gladys Hatch Virglei atte...7 and 1..)tilan C. Bywater Its Ill also take Mrs. Judge St th F. L. Cowan howtc '."..111 Mile wil return with Mr. Judg Judge place thin eeillng at I o'clock a: Vraticisco. an to Mr. the home of the brlde'a paren, Two of the Famous Dentithosro Dowers. Anne Powell 'Lad Mlles Solid and Mrs. Abram Batch on north - tr.t Th WAst etreet. nelta Epsilon sororiiv enteBishop Alvin ilreley oho novo Pettit-1po- 1 Roles In "J ulnae of the Men." will perform the ceremony und a re- rtina at it annual banquet this eerung at the Newhotuse ceptton will (ollow. 7 oten-g- dy-Dra.- e end complaints regarding Isvery ohnott h wage to J. L. Johnson. 'Intro pith It .A. eon A C.. II Violet Intel North 04. Dente telephone III. telephone noturter,end Agent tor th News god Outten , 1 1 Co Ileie Come' elahneelption All partnosto , doe.). tht labia and 'wooers toir laid tor Mrs Louie Moos. Mrs Truman Britoil 'dr, 4.daard ussuee Itio mei. ithil King tad lAr Howard Cushitic hoodriod ',toots (nod 'motet-da- y To at retort - publtrottne I et Logan Office tor Sefol-Wnett- . , ... .MMW MEP I li , 2 .t Denishawn Dancers Presented By Ted Shawn at Pantages Today C 1919 26 dMtIONIERIONNSIMIPMM ,,, .. . WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER mot .............. Ift.4111111 EVENING NEWS r CO. 0, ao.c r date - Tomporature- -- Deimos.. 44 Highest yesterday Highest In this month last year.; Highest In this month Inca 1174. 4 Lowest this morning Loweet this month last yea" a... 1171 Lowest this month since 4. Normal for yesterday ., Mean yesterday Accumulated deficiency this too Accumulated excess since Jam l Treasur- SW IS Is - It er L. W. Hovey has IS exteptled the time , I' , when taxes will becom)s delinquent 8 ,,,; until Dec. 11, and the Amalgamated ) al , Sugar company has agreed to advance IL. payday to Dec. 10 so that tho beet farmers may have their beet money l Dogrees. with which to pay taxes. A rood SO bulb temperature at I a-- nu.. many farmers Ilry here ars hard pushed bulb temperature at I a. tri..1 Wet rt for cash this fall. It le reported, A. In. . Relative:humidity at the assistance extended to them and 1 by bulb at p.m. Dry temperature I eg the treasurer and the sugar company 1010g, 41 tsto, yesterday will be much appreciated. stripes. Aitlit ill ,' Wet bulb temperature at I p.m but 33 not is warm, cloth To only yesterday Angora Material on Way. Bowles humidity at IV p.m. yeswarm looking. It is an ideal fabric Bu a lien Mayor SI received word terday for sports apparel. Last season it apthat the material tO beused in the rem irks INteerst ?lime by Tkeratimm w. Surgena , peared in the separate scarfs worn tk new Preelpitation-to cistern be lighting installed in suite every,:' with sport's or the business district has been shipped Auor lacarrroor. the first fall days. bewhere dur' Total yesterday I "1 and be TUE nuNTER LIES IN WAIT FOR will some hero in time fore winter furs were donned. and on Total for this month 1"'"' The-ste- el strike it held mo the Accumulated .4u this deficient:Y. winter. hunter up an angry ,47...., e the golf links throughout the shipment for a good ichile. but now IF ever there was Total since January 1.. Mel This year it has entered the field of new the Accumulated deficiency ajnce Jan 1 was the one who bad followed "Whits or of to be Plaid Plain Suit Aurora Way"'promises A,t7 ready-to-wea with Sport vengeance. , .1 . lc , a the across. Big .....11.41' ,It.alitav4. reality before spring. Lightfoot the,- Deer to get Dental Clinic. , ' ItiNer. When he was ordered Weather Observations. had The city board education has seI ' :. S a. au Nov. 26: off the land Where Lightfoet At cured the onficar salowomaki,ombaàdill X-Raof the 'oral II IN into climbed out, he got back y dentists in establishing a dental clinic to the ISA ADRIENNE MAIER back row Temperature. didn't he but 7 boat for the city school children so that 001,1 t I other aide. Instead. he rowed ondown Et Miss Adrienne - Mayer of Little whose are not the pupils to able parents w. AI, landing 1 willa. the Big River, finally found D. IL News C., BrUCL) very by Addington (For The psy for dental work for them. may Washington, I which Light- a,, , t4C1' o" pante side, but onnotland secure It free. One day a week will ing purchaser of. Red Cross Christmas , ,f own. , flATIONIL tr foot's friend did She of Prince Wales.. ,10: ht. seals the be devoted to this work and the local 3A -, 4Y' 4 ,I of a phot,graphic plate. The dentists "When that deer has become rested a of posures the one after hundred a and century him sold V quarter 1 will quite take turns in rendering ' 2 the hunter. 114 Sr looked at the finished is then : he'll get uneasy," thought mans photograph was transaction of ill. completed , the weighty The. since service. discovery school board land. day'a pasaed that I x In a stereoscope. : "lie won't stay on nearest the prince shook hands with her. .( : o' Si ;', 1 , woods. I'll the by the famous scientist have similarly been will providefora room for the clinic and The ,,e, , Hell start for the .: 7 .i. forequipment it get 40 go up therand wait BraebireI'll Roentgen. In ibiaahort period re- turned to a great variety of commer.- .; ill 301 20 441 LAKE' .;-.1-.11 that fellow Benefit Football Game. only to COMMUNIST CHOEH 'that deer itwho lI , has been made in cial and industrial uses. blow-holHulse ...es e 26 ' .:211 861 ..4 AO, markable it progress C Had ,, off. me drove I, I 3 back there it to to -.order raise for are detect -- 4 used I'D I . the .... money ... They 41i. '4.6 . 12 .43 deer I Cheyenne .,!.1 these Marvelous rays to prac- - and flaws in steel plates and copper Roosevelt Memorial fund a number of fil not, been for him. rd have that turning 321 1 Chicago frit He was too tired to have I e --.;E1111ii 38 'right-noDenver ..... . ... tical account. .10 athletes of Logan and viingots. Ship builders are using them ...-.. 34 34 .20 STATES gone. far. , He's got ths handsomest Of foremost importance. of course. to make sure of the solidity of IN have 1.7.A C. the cinity challenged Mai where "That's I seen for . I've 32 years. 4S, ()rand Junction antlers of and freshmen aid medicine team football the is surgery a that of to pair concrete game 31 ships. -lut muttered. '112 Helena .......,.... for," -6 .5 3 es4In sal that head of hie for a good , have drawn from them. During the, war theme wonderful football to be played on Adams field Kansas City .... 30 -- 0 30!.- .Re,awommagoL ow to the brush-grohave been found to exercise rays were found specially helpful for shortly after Thanksgiving. and the ..... They 26 :'11 Lander ,.. .21 tree to a boat his tied 01 1.os Angelet .... he hid among the b .62 '" 541 a beneficent effect in the treatment inspecting' the finished products ,Of challenge will likely be accepted. tiapnrice., the bunter irLOele8eND01:18,pa, tNellov, 1, more got out. He climbed could peep 64 , 42 Modena ... ..... out and w 1 of skin diseases and the destruction great ammunition factories. Also they reports Divorce Calms. 121 bank and studied the land. I Lightfoot's New ... 82 Orleans .11 It friend. abnormal certain of were to am used growths. detect contraband of bldtly D. Call in the district court speech by Tom raine, characterised J. 141 Judge 62 Across a wide meadow he could see a because he had not --.250 .1NewYork,..11 Sufftrers from tuberculosis of the Far. today heard the divorce case .of "the represtentative of the ,American Oklahoma .. ... - 32! 14 - 23 .61 brushy old pasture. and back of that! shoot Lightfoot But bones and joints have been numerousMany an Innocent looking bale of Katherine Neiderbausern 14 24 Vs. IS Ranwoods. He grinned. some Mots-- , !)maha thick before 'the delivered BoishevikL" because be 54 to 64 , ' 64 ly helped by them. By their aid brok- Cotten were found, when Phoenix .....v .0 Nolderhausern and Dorothy cow , where that deer will bead for." bet seit-chuckled, LI - verY anILI. 12 ' 341 soviet in which be described the '1'ocatello . ' . en bones have been induced to knit contain contraband rubber, the hid- dolph 12 .14 vs, J. M. Roundy. In the first muttered.."There Isn't any other place'' possibly Roundy 24 she the 42 reach Ore. 34 tell-tale 11 den rubber casting a faster and more surely. shadow case the court took tbe matter under growth of influence of thccommunisti r1ortland. f L, for him to go. All I've got to do is to without giving him .;,...,64 ... -24 .11 And, because of their unique ability on the y plate. In a single con- advisement until such time labs could party in the United Statesbe patient and wait." Sj 4 ....... ii',...' -i hadnt the leaat doub - He to penetrate opaque substances and to signment of cotton contraband rubber talk with the defendant who meg- - !San Diego 4....4. told the the says soviet, not So the bunter shouldered bis did 56 ' en would start for the reveal on the photographic plate in- was thus detected in upward of two appear in court. American government Ban Francisco .. .,:1111.---- -- 42 sa ble gun and tramped across th e terri., . ha fAlt shla 0 frit( . visible to the hundred bales. not ternal fouled difficulty in supplyieg Admiral, antis Fe $4 12 gienditions the 34 ha been discovered eye,- tiler ,.341,-Kolchak with, munitions because of 'Seattle .... . 1 , k4.1 itheridan 7..,,-.'-.0 of disease .11 I thw opposition of the. te infallible as a de',: certainty- un- - that the diagnosis ' 34''' I g' 'it33 .. 1 Spoicane...... tector of paste diamonds. You ' 321 Areamed before their dliscovery.' LOS If .... Try Toneyah 61 bone side by aide with a genuine demi tits 6,,isa01.11, '''''' Vrashinirton-...W Any structural disorderas ; OF SUGAR 50 .14 Have Dandruff curvatures. fractures, decay, imitation betrays itself by givint a Winemucca : 241-- 411, 24 .21 .0,0..8 ' Yellowstone .. . 111 very different photwaphic Image. instantly made apparent on the 4 .01 4114011 GOES WANDERING .....,..-of Diseases too.-, the since the discovery of Ow $o, photographic plate. Pun rises ar 7:30 ow nt4,- sun sets at X. a,,, , There .is one sure way - that the tedious work of opening PICKS UP COSTS 5:01,p. alimentary canal, of the stmach, rivin- - Nov. 27, dandeliff 1 ortoremoveTills and of to the whether shells ascertain completely oyster er, pelvic - done they and that is to dissolve it. Thls de' beendetected be containhas may definitely away gans pearls, Nov. carload CMCAGO. of 24.A do To Jima this. it entirely. get the,X-rays- .with. If a pearl lit present in an oyster stroys Ask?ItiOr Neighbor. ,, through shout four ouns of plain. ordinary sugar originally consigned by the God- Todar it even is . will unerringly tnake its liquid possible, thrlugh the . , . . when ehaux ,Sugar company. , .reastivilie, it at &ryes; apply night I i we rs shipping through earl to the pho- presence known. , the taking toof stereoscopic & Co.. ChiIt tas been.sald.that there Is now e,rettring: use enough to .rnotaten the Tenn., to 3. 4,-.ascertain the depth of a Finally. guardigns of public safety scalp and rub it in gently with the cago, rolled about undelivered. for 'a -- hardly a city town or tillage in thin tographs, ti, gr" above cities and itelghboring towns. X-r' unforeign subetance In tho body. Such are beginning to find the finger tips. four timä and cOuntry, wherein some woman does mnth, was 1 By morning., most if not all. of your piled 4 photographs are Made by slightly mov- expectedly helpful in the examination cents siopound addi- dot reside who has found health in up 1,7; Telephone us It you hewn any furniture be or will lour dandruff three of two tube between ex. gone:and alleged infernal machines. Insteaill ing the tional coat to the consumer, accord- that food, remedy will completely ..., Imo -- a, of opening suspicious-lookin- g as we can save you money. a- statement to paths R. E. Pinitharn'e Cont.' ing by ,J..1Ydia .. Vegetable ttday, ages, dependence is being placed on son and entirely destroy every single ' - pound. Therefore, if you are trulTering iv city food director; - - ' the far less dangerous method of X. mugcb and trees of it. be matter how Poole, of 64,259. some from sugar. Containing pounds ailment and hardly' know, true gn.uyceish dwanildirtiffitndi.etileem, atyhahtev ray photography to, learn ANIOTIIERS itchlng the tar Move& first le Paducah. Key, what to do lor tt. and have- tried otb-- .; contents. their character of of will to and back then turn in tlie ecalp Omaha. stop er remedies without help,- ask your digging ti CM. .Tir end your hair will beEuffY. cage and firiallY to Minneapolis; Igor does this by any meabe exhaust would do him no harm. Little t: 1 blieCtliiiir to. neighbor if she has ever, used Lydia I Ilt5P0' Com p a Hy . Notre's' glossy. silky and the little the wonderful blessed feeling of aptat peacticat 11.464 of catalogue piling tip against E. Pinkham's,Vegetable Compound. .. '''.....-- 4 . and feel a hundred times better.1 the charges ' plications. But it is surely enough look safety crept over Litrhtfoot. 14Z,o carload es; it passed from -,ige 1 broker If she herself has never bad the need -- street T. - or ammo can Yon ot 'liquid 2201 West geese; get any drug to juirtifytcr the claim that seldom, if eoold harm him there tie knew sett -to broker. said Mr.. Poole.- - Hts tabu. for It. undoubtedly she knows 1,thorsi and is four If Inexpensive. 't."4 tot Dam Roiltomtit Solid oi am tent tent ALT LAKE tITV, LT.fl 47 forth month end- -- who were-jusn in your condition aims-- - tationwast-onl- y ant' Next idnegt- - Lightfoot Dona the , ' taribrIVD PF'.11TI 01 0,t't g r, 0.1...ma el any discovery of more varied possibili- - , plc remedy has never 0.4.,Ttlit to - health to j ing Nov.16. be said. aril 'she. ear 'so ertio- have :been restored boes,itsown 1 I wb,e Tidug., --, 16...."'"'...1...."......"."6"...1 glasses 'Was. ItT22 mad Mits. 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