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Show CHILD ALMOST A SOLID SORE From Skin Disease from Birth Until Six Years Old Father Spent Fortune on Her Without Benefit Old Doctor Suggested Cuti-cura, Cuti-cura, which Cured Her in Two Months, Leaving SKIN SOFT AS A BABY'S AND WITHOUT A SCAR "I have & cousin in Rockingham Co who once had a skill disease from her birth until he was fix years of age. Her father had ppent a fortune 00 her to get her cured and none of the treatments treat-ments did her any good Old Dr G uggeated that he f ry the Cuticura Remedies Rem-edies which he did W hen he enrrv mercedtonse it t hechild waj almost in a -lid scab He had used it about two months smd the child was wrll. I vM there when they commenced rouse vrxir Cuticura Remedies. I stayed that eek and then returned home and staved two weeks and then went back and staved with them t7.o weeks longer and when I wen' home f could hardly believe she wa the same child Her' akin was aa ioft as a babyB without a scar on if . I have not sen her in seventeen yean- but I hiive heard from hrr and the last time I heard from her ehe was wpII That is when- T became acquainted with f'ljti-curv f'ljti-curv T hope this may be of some service ser-vice to yon in the future Mrs W. P. Ingle Ri.rlmgton, .V C , Juiie 16, 90o." WORLD'S EMOLLIENT Is Cuticura Ointment. For rashes, eczemas, itchings, irrita-tinns. irrita-tinns. scalings avd chapping;. for red, rough and greasy complexions, for sore, itching burning hands and feet , for bahv rashes, itchings and ehafings.and fcratl the purpose of the toilet, ba'h and nursery. Cutirwra Ointment, aeaisted by Cuticura Soap is invaluable, CompMr Exl:nl and balsmil TttAtPtal to- P.vrr Humor of It,!pi.. Children, sod Adi'll. 'oniH of Cuti- cor. Beu COc JioaMfeKikt BUD. Odtfcurm Olntmai (Vf ) to KU tir dtw. nrt Clltrccr, Btn Ten! (UH ). ! I OMfOTBOf Choeptal r-0H PUIr,24c.PfrTi.l o( ') to jW lod. Sifd rhrouchr.ut ro world Toi Dvk fh.ni r.orp , Sole Krope . Bofloo. Mm mr HaOM fit, - AU About la Siln nd &!. Druehl & Savon Franken, Dore Druggists. T)tl Idea "Z a?M'. IS Soap lor 271 Main, orif mmw 1 n's0' Western. : qror?ry Water Wc all know how trying hard water is in soap. No matter how tine the quality, the alkali water affects its excellence! I Savon Pore overcome? all drawbacks. A typical soap for alkali water. A fine snap of pnritv and highest quality A delightful toil"! soap. Lather? beautifully. Renders the skin soft and velvety. Now thai you ."ire cleaning house and . ton busy to come up town, tel-our-phone , what you want and it will be sent to you immediately. ONLY $31.50 To Portland or Spokane an return vif O. fj L., .Tuiip .- rl, 7th, 12th and 1 Ith, via O S. L. Lnnii September 30th. Now is 'lie time to go into the ah-6traer ah-6traer business! Prices ;ire high and 1 hav- a complete sel ol abstract books, that oosi several thousand dollars, which 1 will sel cheap. See me. A. 11. Snow, 12 I ommercial block. j , j on a floor may not be p;ood for other u oodvork M paint for the porch is not always right for a chair. All this j ; has been straightened out by the ; I ACME QUALITY I ! :i mark which directs you to the Terfecc Paint for Every 9 H Purpose), resardlcss of what that purpose may be. ! i This mark covers everything that gors on with a brush j j --paints, enamels, stains, varnishes and enables you to pet ; "The Selection and Use ol Paints and Finishes' j j HB is a book that makes the work easier by i, A Hj supply with tin S&SC fMJPC A "Acme Quality ' kind, we will. glBJ $PRm UlwBk 'ri My straw hat free 9 CvJ j" - ' - I rrA;st find I CiU,;, ' (Je? One right away ' r: I ought tojook S COP-rniCllt 1907 OY TINY TADS CO. MY. . . W QJLAJ . Straw hats are ripe. We had one of the very first shakes of the hat tree. With our ladder lad-der of cash we were able to reach to the ends of the limbs and select the choicest fruit from the tree. The crop is all harvested and in our store. If you want any kind of a straw hat from the finest Panama, Sennet, or Mackinaw braid, to the cheapst Buckeye chip -they are all here. And the prices speak for themselves. Our hat's off to you, and we feel sure your hats will be off to us, when you see our hats become be-come your hats for so little money. The prices range from 25c to $25.00, and the selection is the finest on earth. See Show Windows. Our assortment of hats outside of straws is always complete. MULLETT'S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS. 41 to 45 W. Second South The Holiday Eox of Candy generally calls for I something extraordinary, j There is a suggestion for you when buying the j Decoration Day token. !:j Qive her a package of i SWEET'S IVHLK ylOCOLATES and you'll make a hit most expensive, but the most delicious put up in pretty bright red packages, for presentation purposes. fiST CLASS DEALERS SELL 'EM. CANDY COMPANY MAKES 'EM. iibiiiii i hi ii iiwBSSMiMSMBBMBBjBjBjsaMrr-iMMnannrrTiMnMl jt In observance of Memorial day, our store will be closed all day Thursday. 3 T I 1 'Phones: Independent, 227, Bell, EXCHANGE 22 Call all depts. fjj? I New arrivals shown to- ors. Novelty buckles. xim.-.,. -m a r Men's underwear - " Bar- j j ttey McGlynn" shirts, and : I 1 drawers. Fine line of this Flowers for Memorial day. Without a doubt the larg- J popular kind just received nM stook ()f 0arnaIloI), evcr broughl to Sail Lake City is 1 I Tv3 A splendid neu lot of worn- . n ,., ... , Ah I fi , , now exhibited -it Walkers, ten thousand blossoms. K- m en s rough straw sailors to go V at ")te each '"' v r"'r a beautiful specimen. There'll be enough here for nil .Mam street door. Open all day Thursday. Wednesday sale of beautiful ribbons, I fl A splerjrhd lin3 of fanoy ribbons to eo Wednesday rind balanc'e nf week at Less than actual nrst f I cost. The assortment includes many beautiful floral effects in warp prints. r rich colorings and beautiful designs. IMain edges in variety of contrast- JH I f ing shades. Widths 3 to 6 inches. An assortment well worth 50c the yard M m Yon choose now at .mmxJ f I 02 At the same price we also offer an excellent quality 5-inch plain white taffeta. 1 w ribbon department easl aisle main store Handsome Smyrna rugs, worth Women's embroidered black 7 $2.00 each; $1 A A silk hose, worth Q ME , I Wednesday, - - - vl-vV $5.0 and $6.00 a pair, J A splendid bunch of these 200 in all Pull 26 VT? p ! o i i I quality, heavy black silk, bean ii m by 50-inch size Beautiful pattern? am) wear like Hfully embroidered in newest and most ex.-hiaive iron. Only three nf these to a customer. designs. Very splendid kinl" at $5.00 and .n.'.'O 1 'y the pair Wednesday only the pair $3.45. ' $2.40 cable net curtains $1.95. waikpr--- east aiie-mam si ore. j ifi$ZZ7 Splendid assortment of elepanl pattrn. j.j mwi j if a If IT Fine cable net. Very excellent $3 10 ralues. Spkndld Wednesday Ol'ECr 01 m Wednesday only yon choose at $1.95 -be pair. nndCrWCfflP, f I jsJ Drapery department first floor annex. l Thi carmen! i; maile of the famous " Netrpilk ' ' W has the appearance of silk and all the delicacy, $m yW,' t a -i .1 ' i hut nospessiniT an additional excellence of dura- vr i Long and Short labriC gloves. bility. One day, Wodnesday, we offer o this splendid line a1 the garment out- A full line of shades to mateh anv costume. . I best qualities. Fine silks and lisle. Prices like Fu 11 assortment oi summer underwear, in- w f you ant to pay. eluding athletic shirts and drawers, and silk, 1 m - lislf1. linen and balbriggan garments. Piiees R L Pretty dainty parasols. 50c t0 $2 50 ,hr rment. 1 Walker's meu's corner east aisle mam store. Jil All kinds, all prices, linens, embroidered ef- S vJ ferts, handsome riblion insert iorn. A very larc )S H and comprehensive stork of select exclusive de- FlllI HllC Of ilaS fOF DeCOratlOIl day signs. . Splendid largo all won! lings at $4.50 ana J Standard patterns the ones given prefer- "PVinp quality rod, white and blue bunting L. ence by all critical dressmakers. Prices 10c at "r thp yard. 1 and irn1 fatdl. None higher. pomestie Ht"rtiiKnt west aisle main store. ssMSMsjBjBjaMsMsSWsawaaawswsaaan nmmmmmmm mm. w i . .jhhhiuii u.mjpj MERCHANTS' PROTECTIVE yB ASSOCIATION IS SLED. PPL Suit lias been entered against the 0 v8ftk Mirrhan's' Proterfl-o association al- girr-i :S tctne the fnlliiro in pay over moneys 5Risi5K: 'mSJB- 1 ro)ler(pfl The action, wliirli WSE Bled "zSP- ' In th district court Saturday, i jSErw fl H brought by .laniee Earls, who claims fev 'gf- la that the defendant broughl suit for if$2fF L. I him in tho justice's court for Salt LaJce ' ( ty against Frank Hoffman, and lhaT wfiB ' lh hitif-r On Deepmher ?o. line, piid ' the amount -( (130.50 Into court. 1 abu '-V l- was collected bj the Merchants' fro- mlt&f&& s te tive association, a ting as .-iKt-n'0 of 'WB- y' Earls, nnd kept by them The a la. s t Ion . h declares, has since falW and iiMWSLk f??v lefiicert to )ia- the anniim nvor to SmnPlSw ' with Int to nopt? The Mi 8359 'Pfls'' . .nil':-' Pi ot.-.-T l - .isrn i.i.,.i : ii... fcjj? agncy eondncted hy Fraif l I .i.K-. ''9' ''$WtfW' f. s Tvim;..-- methods have frequently been j&EBviRSSL aired befor.. tho public. Salt Lake "t .'Jis -i ribune, May 190" Mr. 1'aris is superintendent of mine. Franh Hoffman ic a lawyer Hoffman rented Earls Is house and Earls hired the M P. A to put aim I o:ji and collect rent. The M p A won the case 1 'i the Justice's 1 onrl g Hoffman appealed to the lisinei court and later to the Supreme court, loa I iii in horii instanees. A wri; f-ip possession of the house was pul in tho B H sheriff's bands and Hoffman enjoined liini in the District courl from t ecutins and when the M. P. A. won again, Hoffman appealed the sec- I B end :ime to the Supreme court. The M P. A. succeeded in dismissing fl B the appeal, making Kails' victories complete. Hoffman moved out. This B u. ries of legal battles lasted a year, and during thai time the M P. A col i 1 lected from Hoffman $405.50, of which amount $136.50 paid to the C I M. P a. by the court, and $269.00 to F.arlc. lv Mr. Hoffman. Earls has I paid 'e M P A. $21.50 at the beginning of the litigation, and it now H a seems bj Ins complaint he ihinks tins enough for the aorviee rendered. & Mr Earls is a Dice fellow, but we dri t like to work a year for him I fir $21.50 and paj the costs, especialh when wc win suits agaiust I I brilliant law-ers. We miglit not charge if we lose, but we must charge S 1 when e w i n Merchants' Protective Association, j Rc:entifi' ' ollectora of Honest Dents. Commercial National Bank F t i Bldg., Bait Lake 1 ity j FBANi 8 G. LUKE, General Manager, f 'Some people don't like 11s eusuaaYAaajasiviifJiui.aii i i u mini m m.iMWkMmiMiiujih.msajJL,iVAM wjm& t$l .00 a Week v STT itfie 'BOfl 5:11 00 B Week S BJ To EJverj'body. v'e rion'i bother ou with ; ilion;iui iM. stioi no - rio n E 3 fin :.. your neighbors or friends lq And dim i . 1 1 on. v -.!. fe; H small r-.- 'Tien t down at the time you make your pun base. Tho balance pa;, E 9 us al the rate of i 00 a week. I i YOU WEAR THE CLOTHES WHILE PAYING I j H For l hen Do you wish for any thlnj u I H eral other advantages Wc positive I3 you as . iienj. aa 1; store In b I B town. We siiiu a large ;i 1 aaaortmenl ol Rffen'a and Women's Clothing I I B n.i rou win And In any ol the larger stores. We can convince ou ..t iiks-o m I I ! I ll'00wa1rek MERCANTILE $,-Wk g 1 : I ciothe you. INSTALLMENT CO. Cl0th0 You- 1 74 WEST SECOND SOUTH ST. I BBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBBBBB1 1 lf" r ir ' BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBP IDaynes-Romney I Music Co, I 25-27 East First South. j jBBBBBi BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB SORtNSEN STOUTT CO. Ncs ! to 51 East Third South Street I. X. L. STORE. SOLc. vvtSTERN AGtisics for th celebrated and reliable HALL'S SAFES AND VAULT FRONTS, all sizes In stock, new or second -hand, cash, term or ex-chans- FBLooiTFiiieNl I fl FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS S we ' 'ti Mi" oure i b ood poison a B b specialty. Primary, 3ocondsry or Tertiary M I Blood Poison Permanently ( ured. You can B be treated at home under same auarantj nt VjCapl " : We solicit the moat obatl fl nateoasea if you ii.iv rxiniusfd the old B I methods ol Lrcaunent, andatill bavaaohei B 3 iiim i'ji:,-. Mucus hea Id M n lb - ire B Throat. Pimples, Copp.T-i ,'oloreil sif.oi B U Ulcere on nny part ol the t-oiiy. 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