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Show t F GrantsvHle Reflex vto ictiy payable vance. .:ur . rt pmuHineD In ad- ,....$2.0) tl 1.00 A Sab and LOCAL WANTS Sanelnvestment Paters is in Town Tirade County Piebluking Co. iiiiw j. SL'SvAV SCHOOLS GIVE ... & ui." OPERETTA. AN (he direction of the Sunday of .Grintsville, next Saturday ; : 8C to f the Opera House will be pre-- i he beautiful ' little operetta ESTATE may consist of Insurance, Itoiuls, real es stocks, mines', oil mortgages, tate, the real value of etc, etc, leases, which can be determined only by or market value of I he salability each at t bedtime of appraisal. AN HE WILL MAKE EVERT MANS, WOMANS AND - 1 UJS " ' : . . FIRST, LAST, AND ALL tfllK TIME. MkacfMtsBr ' v . For hand, typewriter been used short time. This- machine is aw CL Smith Bbosr best typewriter on the market, will sell on Address easy payments. International Realty andAgsnejr or gall tap- PlieneKo HA. Sfche-Seoo- - I. ft, - Wanted For Its Wear Throughout The Western Country, This Patent Leath A Fashionable Design, Also Noted Lady Canvassers far the fastest selling book on popular subjects. Three to tit dotiamaday is our agents average profit A book for every hoot, reading room, and library. Address, E. V. FeUia,33A Harvard Ave, Salt Lake City, Utah er, Single Sole, Memrl Calf Top, Sky High Last, Up, HIGH GRADE Button, is sure to please. THE ftumUmtbSr c We pet: SHOE selling on goods of QUALITY hence our slogan:- - that counts ''Ws Share The Profits With The Workingman One tional Realty and Agency wide-gapin- g Soft-hearte- d n MENS READY MADE SUITS FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY $20.00 Suits $15.00. $16.00 Suit $12.00. JOIN THE CROWD AND GET IN ON THE BARGAINS Ce Lad lee visiting cards at (1 per ha drod at the TIMES office. Get ' FOR RENT One house,, acre of good garmodern with bath, den ground with a-- water right Apply to F. J. Mallett. ,1 1 THEODORE IMSEN. Expert piano tuner, recently from. Hamburg, Germany, will visit Grants; Prices on all work vllle regularly. reasonable. REPAIRING Plat Tooele City, Utah. C Bicycle and general repairing by first class workman. Alh work done right. Fred Mnnteith, North lain Street, Tooele, Utah. ISO. R. OAVISj FOR SALE. HERO IS WITHOUT k JOB a home In Salt Lake. City now, Madals Evan From Carnegie Are Net before the Papama Canal rush begins. Legal Tendar, Says Calvin Buy - . nt .V. - WILLIAM - C. Williams. Cheap, a doctor's home, in the most beautiful residence section of the city, Calvin C. Williams, II yeara old, la near two car lines. Modern walking the streets of Washington for work. He carries In the inelegant bath, sleeping porch, tall ce- looking side pocket at hie threadbare coat. In ment basement and furnace. Lot 600 a velvet lined cnee, n "Carnegie hero rods; lawn, iron fence, trees, flowers, medal," a huge bronze medallion, a beautiful example of the highest art 111 cement walks, chicken coop. Of the goldsmith, and a latter, dated rent lor- $35.00 to $40.00 per moth. May 1, 1911, from tha Carnegla hero $1500.00 fund Term., Price $6,000.00. commission, Pittsburg, Pa., down, balance 3 to 4 yeara. Write promising him, in addition to the medRoom 404 Vermont Bldg., Salt Lake al, a cash award of $1,000. Williams; formerly a hotel clerk, City, Utah. after a desperate struggle, saved two young girls from drowning In Wreck World's Smallest Armies. Pond, at Spring Lake, N. J., on August If ever the dream of (be disarma- 7, 190$. ment of tho world shall be realized Hla was a conspicuous example of there are several countries that would those aejs of heroism to reward sot have much to do in this line. as. which the Carnegie hero fund wee esfor instance, Monaco, whose army coa- - tablished. "But hero medals are not jslita of 75 guards, 75 carabineer! and passports to employment, when one ,90 fireman. The next smallest army la has reached the age of 51, and prom-thof Luxembourg, with 135 gen- - fog of $1,000 rewards are not legal darmea, 170 volunteers and 80 musi- tender for board and lodging," Wilcians. in the Republic or San Marino liams aald. they can put in the field a total of "1 have been trying in vain to find nine companies of 950 men and 38 of- something to do, he continued, reficers, commanded by a marshal. The placing the black leather case In hla army on a peace footing consists of breast pocket and carefully buttoning one company of $0 men. The pup hie worn coat across hla cheat, but amusing of all the "armies," how- my age Is against me. I had planned ever, la that of Uberla. That coun- to invest my $1,000 in a little restautry's fighting force Is composed of 700 rant, hut I have never received It, men and 800 olficers; but the latter though repeatedly I have written to kre evidently deemed very terrible by the commission pleading for the retheir own government, since the re- ward which came to me unsolicited. public Issues proclamations 0f neuWashington Post. trality when wars break out betweea any of the powers. a A. bungalow,, FOR RENT Unfurnished rooms on Main street, one block north of post-offi- ce. Inquire M. B. Nelson. SoS - ' six-roo- m ;Rl.lr W.;y.ur;rttVd; e modern m RENT Is the millstone which drags the workman to poverty. We will sail you or build you a hjime for the rant, you now pay. ' Intemtloeai itMitr a- Agency Co. Board and room,- - with washing Included for one dollar a day at Mrs. - .' G. Shields. - Better Get Om Before it is too Late -- h four-roo- electrlt lighted, steam heated end all Will sell on appliances. terms same as paying rent. Interna- now Our Line Of Ladies! and Misses Shoes In All Yici Turn, Viqi Welt, Tan Calf, McKay Black . Velvet, McKay Patent Colt, McKay Gun Metal la Complete and Insures Easy Selection. . V Subscribe for the .TIMES and. DENVER POST $1.50 per year. are able to fit any member of the family from the largest to the smallest at prices that will astonish you. It is low 3T. WV-::- tail-fluke- - FOR RENT, A lroom dwelling with atom- boot, furnished or unfurnished!. Apply or write Joe. uL two doors north- of Beerik hlfiMw0$aele, Fto. Bor lift. A Nobby Black - h nd - ' ajGMl . 1 THK PETERS SHOE NEEDS NO INTRODUCTION TO THE PEOPLE AS IT HAS LONG BEEN ACKNOWLEDGED THE WORLD BEATER IN EVERY RESPECT. THAT 18 THE REASON WE PURCHASED THIS BRAND, AS IT IS QUALITY WITH - these statements be confirmed residents if Doan's Kidney by Pi1 :!d not possess lasting merit? FEW CHILDREN SPELL WELL The following testimony should conTot in St. Paul Schools Shows Astonvince tho most skeptical reader: ishing Deficiency in Spelling Mrs. Heber Daw, North West St., Common Words. Tcoeie, Utah, aays: "When 1 publicly In one of the public schools of 8t. recommended Doan's Kidney Pills in 1907, I meant every word I said in Peul an experiment was made In the their praise. My opinion of this rem- spelling of common words, which the children use and see every day of edy bos increased tenfold during the their lives. Out or 802. 49 spelled the wlth-DoaI not would bo past twoyears.' words correctly: but (be number, who Kidney Pills on could not compose Kbcrhart was 107, me well and lree Mayor Keller 60. Minneapolis, 41. 81. hand us rs. I began to sui-- ! Paul 9, Minnesota 15. Crowley 80, from kidney years ago, and Ramsey SO fer lrom backache And yet these tame children, tested the trouble was cspecti? jtevere when by a number of standard books which to adviced I stooped or lilted. BeliTJ every school child" should have read, try Doan'a Kidney Pills, I diu.15 came forth with surprising familiarOne hundred and sixty had read 1 found them to be just the remeiij ities. "Robinsdn Crusoe" one can hope that 1 relief. red needed, getting positive are grown up they will not ommend Doan'a Kidney Pills when "n they B,T sellers. One hunflork,ie o. eVer I heard anyone complaintng dred and"5,, "Andersen's Fairy kidney disease," fulur tiler and 7 Tram- sFor sale by all dealers. Price SO writers of Peter Pans" cents, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New audience. One hundred and thirty York, sole agents for the United seven had read "Black Beauty," 61 boys had read "Tom Brown" and 54 States. , Remember the name Doan's and girls Little Women." Only 37 had tolerated "Little Lord FUuntleroy," but take no other. this it offset by the 13 for "Scottish Chiefs perhaps Miss Porter is a trifle out of date for tho American HAW SHARK IS HARNESSED young. There were 44 out or 208 who knew In fashion THsa Merciless Member of the 'payment store. 1 Finny tups. lheJe things much "in the same way in England. A candidate . e bark's fJ.w. 'for ws. asked o stout the fullest wbo was Cromwell. "Cromwell was star of tough timber, lour lodies by maB who cut off h!ad of ,he 1. fixe. four In c.omeuurement Unc and OD hll death M cWmed. oi In the ange ransvereely far back t but (erved the jaw the end. 'my king, I should not have been left shle. A strong rope lending from the M w-- 8t. p.ul ends of the apnr Is drawn close and clove-bitcround tightened with the fish's tail, behind the wide 108 ERA.. It Is thus the sailor harnesses bis enemy. Mr. CL X Broad now carries the The clamp of the cruel Jaws drives two-incthe into teeth mall between here and Timpie Stathe deep long tough spar. The tight line bolds II in tion (Western Pacific railroad) twice place, and, struggle as he may. the shark fails to move the spsr an Inch a week, Tuesdays and Tknrsdaya. from Its position. As a finishing Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Broad were the touch, the sailor drew his knife-bladacross the sharks eyeballs and let guests of A. E. Mahulu Sunday. him go. William M. Haddoups returned home Bitted end bridled, blinded, with he swam through a from Salt Lake last Saturday. jaws fatuous limitless sea In never-endinThe Kawallanl Glee Club gave a circles. The queer furnishings he which bora scared sway others of his kind. grand ball here last Thursday, Cain those was enjoyed by present: l,onel.v and ailent he passed like among the fishes ill! starvation and W. ball team of Josepa L "I. The sheer misery ended his existence. nt orV, expecting to be the "go Cruel? Of course It was. But surely. like the venomous snake, the shark ahead of the sea too has long put himself beyond the pale Crops are growing well . as be of human mercy. has a long usually Is, the sailor-maIn Full Costume. memory. The shark has followed for An artist was dlecriblng a weeks In the shadow of his ship, and has watched each man of the crew that he had seen In Parle. "It waa a very decollete revue," aald with greedy malevolent eye. There Is heavy debt against all the shark ha "In certain parts of It I waa fortribe for many a lost mariner, and, cibly reminded of the atory of tho when the chance comes to settle old Parisian chorus girl. This girl had cures, the sailor pays it to the tail. been put through her paces, and finalAnd now,' tho said, Besides the thing hai the sanction of ly engaged. Immemorial custom. It was some old Is bout my costume. What costume Phoenician, trading out of Tyre to tha shall I wear? " Let me see your tongue,' said the far Cassltorldes, who, probably, first 'Ah, it's coated. That will World manager. Wide In practice. put the trick Sou Watch Dog. Magaslne. delivery wagon is good condition. Wagon is covered 'and light running, a snap for cash'. Address International Really and Agency b,Txele,. Utah. Phone j $1000 Line oi Peters Shoes J. Frank AN esldtacreated by. Life Insurw and line are ance means Cfasir, not Values. Cash Anderson Magda ' 8l the leading roles. While means independence; independence abthirty-fir- e are taking the other is to enjoy comfort and peace of ' the cast In every way the mind. , 'on promises to be a pronouno P Ordinary investements, such as ed real estate, mortgages, bonds and stocks, all on subject to fluctuation iiTvaui-rry Ur. JUIIum' I. especially is this true in times of if f financial dap psm'oii, and it is durTm M. I. A. FINISHES WORK. ing such limes banks close their I Y. L. and the Y. M. M. I. A. held doors against loans on the test of tl most solvent .tbi'. last meeting last Wednesday securities, leaving in dire straits. ev' ; A in the Relief hall. After- a Your Life Insurance investments ah ' .'fleers meeting the evening are t'rj3 from aforesaid condit-ion- s, a1! 'tmed over for an evening soci are free fr.rni taxes and free ab most pleasant evening was from Refreshments worry ap vere served, To relieve the busy business and CO'. lug of ice cream and cake. professional man o Die necessity of watching these changing,, shifting TIME TEST in nuance is the prime object of Life Insurance. TOCf-LDEPEOPLE CANNOT Make it an investment instead MAND STRONGER PROOF of INSURE IN aside imie. OF MERIT. 8UKE INSURANCE. Continental Life Insurum-- and In Tli" teat of time is what tells the tile lhe public is quick to discover vestment Com puny, nn old line mist' lueatations and merit alone, Western Co for western people. will il.ind the test of time. Long ago, A.II. Birrell general agent, office Ti-citizens publicly endorsed luternul'ona! Ilealty and Agency De?.:i'i Kidney Pills; they do so still. Co. Tooele Utah phone 118. T-- For Sale-Go- od CHILDS FEET GLAD to Grandpa." I FOR SALE. ' A tine stef Keookiag ran gw ip first ctaso order. The original price of this range was 85.00,. will selMor 35,0O Owner going; away. Inquire-o- f Mrs. A.O. Evans.Phene ITS Attorney Atteraoy. HILL WANTED t. MARK at Lava Teoele OHy, Visit. FAIR I DENTIST M9 M IpMUit k M Cnwi Ml Nate Sa Teeeiq flab. K CHANCE Wouldn't Rees Train With tent Craft Wee Going to Stick to Rivor. One day, the story runs, when Jim Hill was going in the railroad business and the Greet Northern waa not tho fine system it is today, he wae met In St. Paul by the head of a big steam- boat company doing business on tho Great Lakes. "Jim," said the steamboat man, "I'll match one of my boats againat one of your trains in a fair race for $1,000 a aide.. Mr. Hill hesitated. "I dont know,' aid he, some of your boats are pretty fast. "Ill race you upstream," added the steamboat man, as a further inducement. "Oh!" exclaimed the other In a disgusted tone, "if you're going to stick to the river then you might as wall give up the notion of any race. I thought you meant you'd bring your boat out on the prairie alongside tho track and give me some show." If You Want can get by adthia in vertising paper. Itretchss the best dsM f people in thia community. YOU Use this papeiVif you want some of their business. FOR SALE Settings of 15 Rhode Island Red Eggs for 75c. 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