Show "V EARLY - N J Batet Magleby LAWYERS 0 IF Ut Richfield BULLOCK - - DENTIST- - Salina Over Office Supply O i Utah to 15 In Office 'The & Store Meat Company’s SALINA 30 White Mo of House Rarber Shop H F Jensen OF ANTHRACITE as a fuel wai onoe a t William novelty a and highly respected citizen of Doiton now remyears old lately read a paper of iniscence In which he told this story: Somewhere In the early ’30s rumors had reached Beverly that in or elsewhere anthracite Pennsylvania In coal was coming Into use aa fuel order to make trial of It five or six gentlemen joined together and sent to Boston for a cartload there being no railway From my father’s quota I remember a lump of about the size of a peck measure which he placed in the open fireplace and heaped about it an assortment of pine and hard woods These burned very well but bad no effect upon the coal even with reConsiderable fuel was peated trials burned upon that occasion but it was not coal Some little time later when a grate had been Installed In the fireplace and a good fire was burning In it an old gentleman came In to view the novel After looking at it Intently spectacle 0m for a few minutes he remarked that "It looked expensive" and retired m from the scene Little did he think 0m that his sage conclusion would be m the after of quoted lapse 0 of century and then perchance 0 put in atype and possibly read a century or two later— The Outlook and Court House DAYS Evening Devotion in Aosta Anthraolta much doubted Parley 0 0 0 0 0 Work Caskets Coffins AND at Salina Coop Agoat tor tho Otto O Glaon work Ephraim Utah-Omkot hatra in stojk ao lina bf Coffins aud Casket and Lake or any toonsuorles Salt We deal dimodern oity sty lea rect with mannfaotarer aod can eara yon middltun and profit: We bave goo la to parse Call on pleas everyone’ us We ean please you The y-- t Who repairs and cleans clothes? August Ericksen Store at the Co-- op during moments of leisure mainly aa gifts to their womankind They are almost aB primitive in conception and execution as a paddle wrought by a native of the South Seas When a young man Bet about making a for his sweetheart he fell back upon the traditional elements of ornament it is true but he strove besides to combine these elements into such original forms as his fancy dictated OVER 68 YEARS EXPERIENCE ra'fvff' ' Tram Mark Designs Copvwghts Ac sketH and risucrlotton our oiinton free wbsUiormnj au THE Attronttsfndliif fjuloLIf anfftrl'ihi iuYontTufi prnhntlf rlct ronildeni Ini tiniis Oldsit iienoy out fro taken tlirouirH Pnt0iit notice wlihout oh : hbu-: I :-- famous Aztec calendar stone the National Museum of Mexico Is a block of basalt weighing 25 tons and having a diameter of 11 feet Encircling the head of the sun god is a diadem bearing hieroglyphics representing the divisions of time and the Aztec method of numbering the years The number of days In their year was 865 as in ours Each year had a different emblem repeated every four The first year was called years Tochtll or rabbit: the second Acatel or reed the third Teepal or flint the fourth Call! or house The years were further arranged thirteen by four such periods making a ' Mexican age When the City of Mexico was taken by Cortez in 1521 and the great temple destroyed the calendar stone was left In the square It was buried In 1555 and not recovered again until 1790— Popular Mechanics Scientific Jltssericau ! invent bandeome’f llltistref1 weekly of any iilouUU? Journal Tsrins four mouths by all neiridealer 38Eroadw1-flew £oil V et York C WashlDfitoii SHIPS Just ThinK The Fkes Sewing sured for five years breakage wear fire ning and water faith in tornado Thii it inaccident light- our ihowa I- $kr Cl If J: r ' P KHSI i ‘AA Sr f COUGHS ! i f wholsmicMa It ELliathilfyoa brmk or any part belt ate) It will ba you without the Day's Co Chicago “In Salina - Co-o- p Doors Windows Mouldings Builders r Hardware Paints Oil Plaster " T and Portland Cement ) 'isle 9$3QC9SM0000etSM w ' CO j LUMBER TZ Why not say Hello to them? '5ss Your friends all want to talk to you over the ’ohone Better have it put in vy This picture shows a native 'oftering up his evening devotions at ehrine at the Roman bridge Aosta This is a section of the Alps seland Interesting dom touched by the tourist and is most picturesque The of the picture Is very fortunate in Its grouping of stone and composition timber with the touch of Iron In the little grille covering the small window Aosta isv on the Italian side of the Pennine Alps on the left AND THE TEETH LAKE OF PURE DIG UP CANNON SAUNA TELEPHONE COMPANY — f SODA A lake of pure soda Lake Magadl There Is a prevalent notion that if children are allowed to eat sugar they In East Africa was recently visited will have bad teeth as a consequence by an Italian scientist The lake at says Health There is no foundation a distance appears to be of water Its whatever for such a notion The ne- surface is solid and dazzlingly white The lake comprises thirty square groes of the West Indies are excesmiles and at present a considerable of sweets They eat sive consumers an enormous amount of sugar cane quantity of soda is dally taken from molasses and raw BUgar Yet these It while a railway Is under construction from the lake to the Uganda people have particularly fine teeth When the railway Is completed Whatever other Injuries sugar may be capable of dolnS to the human it Is expected that Lake Magadi will systeta It Is very certain that It does supply soda to the world not do any Injury to the teeth MILLIONS OF TELEPHONES YOU CANNOT LIVE MEATS WITHOUT GROC’RIES And the very Best Place to buy G W LONG’S them is at TheWhite Front where prices and treatment are the very best in town BALL iron cannon ball was unearthed by the greenkeepere on a golf course at Perth a few days ago The men were engaged on some excavations on the course when they found the ball about six feet below the surface of the ground The missile which measured 18 Inches In circumference was deeply embedded In the trap rock and had suffered little from oxidation being secure from the disintegrating effect of the atmosphere An i With a Saline telephone in your boms you osn rua srrsnds go do business eto without leaving horns You will enjoy tho Why not have ltf Get connected this ootning week There are said to be 6000000 telephone stations in the United States and the amount of wire made use of Some Idea totals 12000000 miles of what this total means may be grasped when we calculate that this length of wire could be4 wrapped around the earth 500 times and that it would make 50 separate llnesfrom the earth to the moon but there would not be half enough wire to reach from the earth to our nearest planetary neighbor Venus MORE LIGHT! 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