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Show THE SAUNA SUN. SAUNA. UTAH MnRnmmniromni! ruAiriH THE DOC LEAD O fc CEOKCE MAtSH O iiiraimnnmniiniMn! Ctini H T Sow Wf Nil WM (ft IYNOFIU b small fie a whlfft bubbled fof small lea pU. cbabgefi lbs frytag as brp) attb spuiivrtag cariboo efoah is Ba rigM band bUa, wMb bia 10, be rmi tr4 bark and palled SI the frr tf the one abe rotied. ft gu lri bora, Brut hi De mum atop era tfe sight de Aug find oar track srar de ramp sad dey a r log e!k de trail oalre fvw lack aaow etair eH. k ea r right aa saalp "Tght-ub- l Brock Witb a final (net of rolled from bia a arm rvbe. (Hopped they ll be aft sousing, rbf By r lraa ibryr too scared alib hat they are Mod of startle em to tears they sere a airbed lart eight, m rotl I Emily and tho radio programs Wet. ! nmnniirLm-ingaaT- By H. LOUIS FAY BOLD KHt I with EmilyIk .tdying trr glued b train bore Brf great trafttenetibni!! amM i f ) ns plaino. bw girl For previous wan a dcriaga bad bom dialled l an a! on.! friil try rid Mwre ber own o n and toe City bom tn fifteen mile a ay, tki au ldm Journey car rird element of drama. ohr tb affair lYm abd ge( It," iboou&red lb Her etiilr equipment convinced of n wardrot cork. dn In tb "We sur gjf two giud reauuoa for beat manner of tb local d'oasmaker, travellog today," aald Broth, atrrtcb n rbamolt bag about ber nock ran teg. "Gee, but that aaa halrraUlog lathing wbat waa left alter paying last eight I Larky didot rsab that f..r ber ticket of tb money amt by Furl Will, and a mind stored w It h camp, eh?" Wsahleg hit hand Is aeuw, be baa much rending of ao called "Wealern cariboo etrak which firi Ion." grlly attacked aa tb leaat Imhe waahrd duao slth great drafts of Tb wardrobe Item. hot Iri. Emily's great gray cyea, portant "1 Flo I dry sr too arar to follow ber delicti me. ber Cotnrbllher today, but we travel bard Jut de mouth would bav aunnounted any aa toe." aald Gaapard. Inadequate of raiment "Too bet. wev got to, to bit camp ell. of roar, that Tb money aa an eawntia! all bout which, along day afirr tomorrow. I bate to It Ink of atari In on rabbit tbe last day out, Ith I'nrt Wtlla Invitation I aprnd mouthful n ntnmer on bia Wyoming ranch. mumbled Brock through of meat. "Wo bead about southeast Emily would still b bach bom, play to bit lb outlet don't we? This lak Ing tb piano for Jan Ft Ilea, tb mutt t full forty oil Ira north of U klndergartoer. and trying to tnak Clg up ber mind whether or not to marry "Not ao far, but are plenty trap Brent Applet., embryo drugglat. line today I link. But It waa the boura that Emily "Well; wo played In lock last eight. had spent pouring over tatea of th Suppose sed kept on thinking w bad Great Weat that wer now coloring the who! trip for ber. Not a horseman oa th horlmn but became for n broncho Emily I; od-uu- rp ku tk wild viitrt t ru rey Brock mvi oad till Ffoed F1aN. Brerka d ibir da worn. ah puppr Mib lb elermv aovoral ftoltlo tar I bap irrlM bl Nk lb ba foUttw-LoBroca lb aovor. If tMurod lb making b porugo bt4 FUN load Uaapard lb Iba MeMiatu yol Uaapard (alia Breed ( bia daiarmiaallob lb Dad bat who blllad bia falbar Trarbaaradiaaaaarad abd Iba lab txM aaparaib far acaanai pur poaaa, Ilford la Ibinpad bf Ibb ladiaaa bad b while mab bad baarhad baroaafloua lla la bald pnaoaar, Uoapoid raaruaa ba Bant, lib ramrod. Urti, Uwtti( g, bilabia rapioraalaap Mbilabbl bloaa Uaapard la abol from am btiab bp aa ladiaa aad buia bia b'kila oul aa bia trap liaaa Ur orb la caught la a baaap aaow alarm, Uaapard Sada bim aad Iba lag atari aui a Brora trap lino. Tbap dad aa ladiaa who bad baa aialbiag Ibam caugbi la a trap, daad Oa bim baa baifa Ibai belonged la Uaapard'a falbar. Tbap daclda lb camp until apuag and tbaa mi-Iidi- k ibair Journey. Tara moaiba laiar Ibap atari oul aod racaa aaliar aa ladiaa camp, would-he-alaio- r, CHAPTER X Continued 21 fr Tellow-Leg.- rt rojw-throwln- vrhUpcrod toto Brock's car: Kef da iuwll os now. onlea da cook can dg travel da oderg dry dert footgear." two SO-3Cut, botbaltbataDdiDf, wer lined through tba murk on the figure lo tba yellow flow. Two boya, mubclrg lenae, nervea atrunf like bowstrings, aa they watched, llatetied with alert eart for Iba challenge of d suspicious busky awakened from bia sleep by the warnlnf from bis nostrils of a strange scent In the air. From somewhere outside the radio of the firelight a low growl, followed by the warning challenge of an awakened busky, spill the gloom of the spruce. Dont shoot wait P came the guttural command beside Crocks ear. Swiftly, the awukened dugs of tbe team filled the forest with their yelps. Cut the thicket of Dr, fifty yards from tbe fire, vomited no double flash of explodlug rifles. Eef de dog come alone," muttered Gaspard to the tense muscled Crock, crouched, with elbow on knee, to steady bis aim, "we tak detn wid de knife. At de Ore de Cree are blind." touching behind him. Crock moved the sheath of big knife nearer bis right side, bis heart pounding under tbe strain of Inaction, tie could bear the dogs thrashing around In the brush near the fire, snarling at the unknown enemy, yelping their fears, but not getting the direction of tbe scent. Still tbe Indians went on witb tbe drying of their clothes, occasionally calling to the dogs to keep quiet De dog are scare to leave de fire for wolf. Oulee de one smell us. lie ees scare to come." "Wed better get out," whispered 1 wont fire Into that Brock. camp unless 1 have to. An Indian rose and stood between the tire and those who watched, bis figure silhouetted as if cut from black paper. He called to the dogs: Go on, you I Catch de wolf!" Encouraged, the huskies beat about the camp, plunging through the deep snow Into the wall of blackness, shortly to return. Dej find us eel we stiy. We go I commanded Gaspard, his rifle lined on the black shape at tbe tire, his nervous forefinger playing with the trigger. Nnisless as the muffled flight of tbe snowy owl was the retreat of the stalkers to the lake shore. Ie dog no good scare of wolf I with contempt. grunted Gaspard Flash and Yellow-Ey- e bunt us out quick P Gee. but that was a tough wait I exploited Brock. "All 1 could do not to fire when that busky smelled us but 1 didnt want to shoot. Its too We had dem for surel" grunted the We could get dem all halfbreed. before dey left de light." There was no wind, but a few Inches of snow, and the night not cold, so the boys kept on up the lake. Walking the trail which they followed by the feel of their feet, they continued until it swung in to tbe shore where they had first seen ft Slipping Into the shoes they carried on their backs, they continued for a mile, then went ashore Into the thick timber, where, witb the greatest difficulty, in the gloom, they gathered and chopped enough wood for a small fire, ate ravenously, and slept. CHAPTER XI 1 de Spruce Speaks "Wake up derel Yon sleep all day? From the one hundred and eighty pounds of growing boy burled in the rabbit skin robes by the fire In the snow-bolcame groans of protest. "Go oa I Lem me sleep a minute--will yah? grunted the neap on the epruce brush by the fire, wfelcb lit the dusk-fllie- d timber circling tbe camp. Above, the rear guards of the stars dimmed before the blue dawn. Again tbe dark shape, squatted ba- e, cowboy. Her fellow paatengera, capeclalty n plraaant looking young man In th neat opoalte. could not help but b amused at Emllya enthusiasms. The young man, Philip Granger, found himself watching her even as ah watched tb scenery. Suddenly, Just after the train had left behind a tiny town constating of a station, all or seven other building and n grain elevator, and was pulling up a alight grade that signalled an approach to more rugged country, the cars stopped with a Jerk and a grinding of brakes that all but throw down one or two passengers standing In the aisle. Philip got up and, bands In bis pocket, sauntered toward the front of the car. lie was halted by the sound of a clear, sweet voice making Itself heard above the general hubbub. "Its probbly a holdup. Better hide your money and your Jewels 1" The laugh which followed relieved the tension, but Philip noticed that, although Emily flushed at the derision with which her warning waa greeted, she did not appear convinced of her mistake. "Its a holdup," she Insisted. 'You'll see " At that Instant, the door In the rear of the car whs flung open. Two masked men, holding aimed revolvers. entered. Hands up!" Grins at Emllya remnrk had long ago faded from all faces. White-facewomen and Impotent, raging men were swiftly relieved of purses, watches, rings. Then they were gone. The passengers saw them Join half a dozen and masked companions similarly gallop off Into the hills. Emily became the center of attenIt was Philip, however, who tion. asked the question that trembled on all lips. "How did you know It was a holdup, Miss Tremont! supplied Emily promptly. (What a handsome person this young man was a truly western type!) "What else could it possibly A stop on a be? she continued. In Not another town hills! the grade buatlng Tba Iran face of Gaspard rolaicd la a SttiUa; big yro flittered gg be "Eaf da Dog Smell Uc Now, Onlea da Cook Can Traval da Odsra Dry Der Footgear." one surprised Indian to round up and blundered Into that camp full of Crees, eh? Whatre they huddling together that way for?" Gaspurds expressive, dark featurea lit with a smile. Wal, I tlnk dey have fear of Clack Jack Desaulles and Etienne Lecrolx. You scare dem bard wen you tell dem dat storce. We geeve dem more to talk about tru dls moon." "Wbat d yuh mean?" Hurry up, I show you." As the eastern horizon Ut with pearl and amber and rose, from a thicket of willows where the lake trail cut the shore, Brock watched. Behind bim In the forest Gaspnrd stood beside a spruce from which tho lower branches had been lopped, working with a pointed, charred stick at a white blaze slashed with his trapping ax. At bis side In the snow crackled a little fire of dry spruce. Shortly, Gaspard called, and Brock, who, from bis position, commanded a view of the lake trail for miles. Joined his partner. Let me see, now, tf 1 can read it, said Brock, as be puzzled over the syllabic character writing of the Crees burned Mack Into the white tablet of the peeled spruce. (TO BE CONTINUED.) French Nation Shown aa Great Landowner The greatest landowner in France state. It possesses pal aces, castles, mansions, buildings ot all kinds, and forests besides roads, ports, railways. A record of all Its properties, just drawn up, reveals a The total value of $3,800,000,000. castle and park of Versailles are esFontaine-bleatimated at $240,000,000. is much cheaper, $4,280,000, and Its wonderful forest is worth only Also, the lovely castle of $2,000,000. In Touralne, Is entered In the inventory for the ridiculous sum of $20,000. To make up for that, the Louvre, In Paris, with Its immense palace sod the Tuileries garden, comes up to the sum of is the French n Azay-le-Ridea- $200,-000.00- But the French administration refused to assign any monetary value to certain monuments, such as Notre Dame de Paris and tbe Arc de which symbolize a glorious past, or to the war cemeteries In foreign countries, under the French flag, where lie the children of France who sacrificed their Uves for Justice and liberty. Washington Star. Trl-omph- e, Backward Country Afghanistan is a country of wild highlanders, without one foot of railroad, one mosqae or temple or palace of architectural renown, one handicraft of noble culture or one volume of ancient wisdom. d for miles!" My dear Philip shook his head. young lady. he said firmly, I have made this trip twice a year for twelve summers and this Is the first episode of this kind I ever witnessed I" Emily considered Ids words meekThen she recovly for a moment. I expected to be held up ered. from the minute we reached Chiand was precago," she declared, I carried my money around pared. my neck snd the instant the train stopped 1 took off my rings and sat on them! The following day they reached Cheyenne where Emilys uncle was to meet her. Philip, who was going to the coast, got off to carry her bag for her. Ill run down and see you, If I may, next winter," he said, holding her slim hand a minute longer than My home Is In the law allowed. This is merely the way Cambridge. I spend my vacations True western type indeed I, Presently, site was being helped into a great , rionster of a car by She had hoped genial Uncle Will. to be met with a buckhoard and team. Philip she never saw again. Brent married Jane Stiles, the kindergart-ner- . As for Emily Emily took to writing western fiction for The West as She Is Magazine and. In due time, married its editor. 1 To Insure Prompt Service Mr. Pester Why are you trying to phone my office at this time in tbe morning? Theres nobody there. His Wife I know what Im doing. Ill want to tell you when dinner will be ready this evening, and if I commence now I'll get the connection Just in time. t )1 M NBC m It I BID NKTWOBK P. Pet w Ms) U AieaiM Jo ' L ta loyn I V w dJ . IN l td N Petetnow. Ai Metadww. a Ul lilt Jl t m IN IN el erne tr a w a to a a MM Rev Beeat p m ItereNMite It a I IN A IV M WSUUU m fikM JUIVI miner ttedie lied, p turn Hear COLUMBIA IVITBM t a "1 TM ItalMd Meet trot Ibid tePiVnia It a w Penervre I i n w Hour. uMoiiwiFhlt It-o- ard to M at Ore PUleA. Pt-se- TaAemeta. Beer ef Ik w AreN4 Ik I r uriwt Mi ttelif a a tm a a. Omtl 11 I a to M t a Kieplt w- lltlllsf Pwrlf a a ft R1 "V n. Ol p MusVrel a n I'm re-(T- Vln1le Poener il'opNiar prodromt. a m. IKrtml Pott ore Hiiuim Hr. JuhtN Hour, Mam. Yiurhon Huree PendUtaa UN a n. (token M M a NUt )t Ptuk Rorovece. IM Jun N. B. C. BED NETW0RRK IIU 4. A m. Radio Hotter bold tnatltule. m. Aoronrtand Iksldm a mProphylecHr. a lloor. Mam-m Itvtrreif l Club. IN p m. Keith f M TM - - PHr--uo- Radio Orrheum ffeur. N. B. C. BLUE NETWORK IM 1 IP Doco Petwetore, A a. Montdomrry Ward lloar. IN 1:11 tn- - B. 8. Dept, of Artioullure. I N p w Mont ornery Ward Hour. ISM a IN a n. IN p Mamm. Slrombrr Mir helm Perleoa .remen - n. Radio ley Allen. UN llome-Mekere-Id- a Bai- a m. Frederic Wile (Political Situa tion In Waahlncton). I:tt a m. U. R. Navy Band 1 00 p m. Old Whiteman fir. 1000 a m. Curt la Institute of Mualo Pro1.00 Gold-Pa- gram. p m. Curtlaa Candy bard o a Orchestra. 11.00 Hour Lom- N. B. C. RED NETWORK Juno S. a. m. Radio llouhold Inatltute. 0:M p. m. tA Touralno Conrert. TM a m. Happy Wonder Raker. 10:1ft IN Ingram Fhavera Palm Oliva Hour. IM N. B. C. BLUE NETWORK p. m. p. m. a. ley 11:30 a. ley 11:00 n. Foamera. m. Sylvanla Foreatera m Flit 8oldiera m. Teaat m. m Tb hk c-- p t rdty rrahd are In lb I lake Licit tb great mb from lb Jdj'atorod mnat effewalte. We were Ilk the chap bd courting. TBey were like IB gift Tb Chap Mid I IB girl reproach- fully: "1 Belt ynur out 0 girt brad and Amllnt pur-pe- a COLUMBIA SYSTEM m. Radio Ida Home-Maker- Bai- Allen m. Radio Ida BaiAllen. 1:00 p. m. Hank 8lmmona Show Boat 8:00 p. m. Van lieusen Program. 1:30 p. m. La Palin Smoker, ib.oo p. m. Kolater Radio Hour. 10:30 p. m. Kansas Frollckera. Homa-Maker- a, N. B. C. RED NETWORK Juno a. m. Radio Household Institute. p m. Coward Comfort Hour. 1:30 p. m. Hoover Sentinels. 8:00 p. m 6elberllng Singers. 9:00 p. m. Halsy Stuart Hour. N. B. C. BLUE NETWORK 1:00 p. m. Montgomery Ward Hour. 1:15 p. m. U. 8. DepL of Agriculture. 1:30 p. m. Montgomery Ward Hour, 8:00 p. m. Grennan Cake Club. 7:00 p. m. Lehn and Fink Serenade. 7:30 p. m. Mennen Men. 8:00 p. m. Veedol Hour. 8:30 p. m. Maxwell House Concert 9:30 p. m. Libby, McNeil & Libby. COLUMBIA SYSTEM 11:00 a. m. Radio Ida Bailey Allen. Du m. tl:80 a. Barry Beauty Talk. 7:30 p m. Nickel Cinco-Pate- r 8:00 p. m. Arabesque. 8:30 p. m. U. 8. Marine Band. 9:30 p. m. Sonora Hour. 10:00 p. m. The George Olsen Hour. S. 10:15 :30 Oaotoria Is a comfort whs Baby If fretful. No aooo r takes tbaa IB lUIW oo la at nw, if rontlewa, a few drop rood bring caotrnlmecL No harm do for Caatorta ta a baby remedy, mewat for Bable. iVrfectiy aaf to giro LB young! Infant ; youta Bar th doctnnF word for that! It vegeubla pro duct and you could dm It every day. But IFa la au emergeocy that Caatoct a meana moot Soma night whea or code pain muat ba Utto lake. --or other suffering. Never ba without It ; aom mother keep aa extra botlta, Favor Asseeisae Machete to nuke euro there win at wblcb orlg unopened, Hat Bet ea. heavy knlvra ba Caatorta la tho boost. It I way butted lo IB Iroplrt aod wvra widely effective for older read children, used In South America Bf virtually tb book that come with Itto; tvrry cooeelvabla cutting porp. ar moat popular In llraoll wrbeo of Amer ar boogbt lean tuaka. About ' ci' v nd hardwar dealers tock monthly from machete Imported clean gbarp, c U Foiled Stale. Capital PeeUBmeel TB ponUbmrut fur first degro murder U death If IB rrtm la commuted 00 laud and water wllBla IB admiralty and marttlm Jurlellrtloo of IB Fulled Bute. TBI Include ve r!e reglaierod under lh lw of IB Fulled Slate, whirl) r on voyag upon tb water of aoy of tB Great lake or any of lh wter connecting "5 fr(o)i:niA French Felice lw Armor policemen In Parla ar kit of foldlog being equipped with armor for protection against Bandlta, ' Magazine. aaya Popular Mechanic u Tba outfit conalata of atcel headgear and a aheet of steel that crvea as a shield in case of a Battle. In addition, they wear bullet proof veata. e C. 10:16 a. m. 6:15 p. m. 8.00 p. m. N. B. s, RED NETWORK June 8. Radio Household Institute. Universal Safety Series. General Electric. 9:00 p. m Lucky Strike. N. B. C. BLUE NETWORK 1.30 p. m. R. C. A. Demonstration Hour, 5.30 p. m. Gold Spot Orchestra. 7:00 p. m. Pure Oil Band. COLUMBIA SYSTEM 11:00 a. m. Radio Ida Bailey Allen. IM p m Temple of the Air. asb-tl:09 p m. National Forum from Home-Maker- lagton. s, I1M p. m. George Olsen Mas to. ? JJMoues tas M-Ns- Isxnr-- nu'i Wi "St ead See" Nr ussute too go clsur, hoadach avow aeeosMo kecO. bowolo sedsf ploMaollr, bUtoao a lock forgot laa. For eoeetieetsee. Seat IN-t-w tOoo sag nwr kxstfv. Wight YouD he Soft, m lid, purely tvgefahld Overdue Mistress (assisting with aprtng cleaning In the library) He careful with these books, Jane. Several of them go back to George the FlraL At DragsUa ooIt 25 Maid Yes, an one or two of em 18 Make liAHUoy QaeUly Iklrts Dolly ought to go back to the village one TMi prlroa. LorgoolOulOlo oom- two IIumorlsL booaooa see. I Ritru mllono. doily. brary, ST. LOUHL L U ntjia (Ms lot Employer Oh, dead this time? Brown Jones, Weekly. Indeed, sir. bow-legge- d Early Western Railroad Tbe first railroad built In what Id now the Btate of Washington was the Walla Walla ft Colorado River railroad which was opened November 1. 1875. It was 82 miles long and extended from Walla Walla, Wash., to Waltula, Wash. Important Question Suitor 1 would like to tnarry your daughter, sir. Modern Father Can you support her better than her other three husbands did? Satisfying th Child Lilly 1 want a donkey ride 1 want a donkey ride. Mother John, Just take her on your shoulder so that we can have some peace. Le Rlre (Paris). One to Be Remembered First Man Have you ever had a lesson by correspondence? Second Man (soberly) Yes write to women now. ... Idoho Ogft RsooUoet Opportuoity lo m,s wlih limiud ropliol. Good, prodvetag forma ovslloblo. Writ Idoho GhovnOor of Uolao. Idoho, (or Booklet (I). Commorco, FARM SDealth and Hold Everything Good-by- , Husband darling. Young Tm going to run down town and buy some knlckknacks. Young Wife Oh, but are you sure theyll be becoming to you, dear remember, youre Just a teensy bit I Judge. 10:15 5:30 Home-Maker- rowtl-patlo- rllv4 I,) Home-Maker- N. B. C. RED NETWORK Juno 7, a. m. Radio Household Institute. p. m Raybestoa 7:00 p. m. Cities Service. 8:00 p. m. An Evening in Parle. 8:30 p. m. Schraedertown Brass Band. N. B. C. BLUE NETWORK 1:00 p. m. Montgomery Ward Hour. 1:16 p. m. U. S. Dept, of Agriculture 1:30 p. m. Montgomery Ward Hour. 6:15 p. m. Squibba Health Talk. 6:30 p. m. Dixie Circus. 7:30 p. m. Armstrong Quakers. 8:00 p. m. Interwoven. 8:30 p. m. Phllco Hour. 10:00 P. m. Skellodlane. COLUMBIA SYSTEM 11:00 a m Radio Ida Bal ley Allen. 12:00 m. Radio Home Bazaar. 8.00 p m. Story In a Song. 8:30 p. m. Then and Now. 9:00 p m. True Story Hour. 10:00 p. m. Kodak Hour. 10:30 p. m. Doc West. 11:00 p. m. Enna Jettlck Melodies. for It lark.'" bull A B A Voyagers. Hlromherg Carlson. m. Chancellor Dance Orchestra. When ?jo:ir Children Cry B al.ook No, ktJJo, IF Unavoidably Absent Brown (to employer) Jones wont be at the office this week, sir, owing to a bereavement In bis family. 1:00 p. m. Montgomery Ward Hour. 1:1S p. m. U. 8. DepL of Adrlrulturo. 1:30 p. m. Montgomery Ward Hour. I IS p. m. Political Situation la Waab-Ingto- J.00 p. 7:30 p. 1:00 p. 1:00 p. 1 30 p. 10.(0 p Lave Bee ruin-cloth- Puirh Meet ere Minstrel. wnneme OH p M p. m. Earl Orrheotradlen. COLUMBIA SYSTEM 10 M a. m. Jewel Radio Hour Ml I fsr Auperley Jut Polke. COLUMBIA SYSTEM "I terle Poe (CVldreo detusad. ef ('wk lain, aad whe Brougbl tb turf sc tad ditewi lb ater- l hd I half yield ef Meat I at a Id te U The ier rrsb. Bey ta M (ildranj ty A Beovvvr I rail.' No, Mid lb Hour V Greed Of N. B. C. SLUK NETWORK Ward Hour. I iiiMMrt U. pen- - pf A enroll or. Ill a m. Hear. IMa a-- Mould M HI Ward Ote. loV Mam f M a wait lieu PeSeW. I M a W. Bdieoo RerotdrfW. N - til AW. N. B. C. BCD NCTWOBK-J- u" m tUdie lino held Inst time m Vek ef Piroeteew. TM M l qua- Ill 8 Cuerad klrO, klrfioo. it Hollyvoad luuvle ms net, wt tatklug aIkhT lb tatrrwsttaftal film difficulty I Irtde. "We wer very rewdliatory," B B atld, "But eter tier they err pn-dt- e. Metis ro If iVtey Be atm. ! 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FUOKbSIUH 3f1AIirW-c- w Mtketh connection with arkFr Half or mail at drof-fia- t. cent 0 bftif soft and fluffy. by Cbemicnl Worka Fntcbogne, a, x HfK For Mosquito Bites, Stiny of Beet and Venomous Insects MYRRH HANFORDS BALSAM OF AB too. Money back for flrvt bottln If not soltod. W. N. U., Salt Lake City, dsn No. Pretty Costly Loneliness Is the price the bachelor pays for his freedom. Loneliness la the price every one pays for selfishness. American Magazine. To Find Another Wifo Mrs. I think Ill get a divorce. Mr, Well, you'll have to give me No Leisure two weeks notice. Hows business? Great er I I'm as busy as a can open- in a modern kitchen. Married Yes, I miss the army discipline. Second sight Is the only cure for at first sight Unh? Its worse at home. Even the buckwheat wait its turn. Of 25,000 miles of possible Inland waterways in the United States, not more than 7,000 are really modernized. a case of love cake has to With some people the season killing time is always open. 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