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Show STOP DRINKING! Orrine Destroys the Craving for Drink. Cure Effected or Money Refunded. . was formerly customarv for tho habitual drinker to tako the pledge- reg-ularry; reg-ularry; sometimes once a vear, ami sometimes in overy fit, of remorse that followed his debauches, and then break it. But now it is gradually dawning on tho world that pledges do not stop drunkenness. "When a man takes a pledge volunlaril', he expects to keep it. Every mnn expects to keep his word ana every broken pledtre costs tho drunkard many a heartache. But lie cannot help it. IIo fights aB lonij as he can, then succumbs to tho craving. The nervous system of the habitual drinker is diseased and he must have treatment that will euro this condition, Orrine is sold under a positive guarantee guar-antee to euro tho drink habit or the money will be refunded. No other treatment for tho liquor habit is Hold under such n liboral guarantee. Orrino is prepared in two forms: No. 1 a powder, perfectly tasteless and colorless, col-orless, which can be piven secretly in nny food or drink. Orrino No. 2 is in pill form, for those who wish to be cured of tho habit, and it should bo taken by everj' man who swears off. No matter which form of Orrino is used the guarantee is tho same. Tho price of Orrino is $1 per box, mailed in plain sealed wrapper upon receipt of price. "Write for free booklet on "How to Cure Drunkenness" (mailed in plain sealed envelope) by Tho Orrino Co., Washington, D. G. Orrino is sold by Smith Drug Co., "Busy Corner;" also Druehl & Franken, 271 So. Main St. )ur elegant line of Fall J jjliuits and Gowns in the new fabrics and shades 1 Ire on display. j . ..'fe The individuality shown by the suit one wears re- I fleets the personality of the woman who wears it, as Sjfccuratey as the woman herself. i$if 7elvet, broadcloth and satin in artistic shades are 1 ifl lg used in gowns and wraps. lj I e are showing the correct millinery for the com- Jg season in models for day and evening wear. flliE Cckwcar this season is an important feature. The PJiber shades being used to a great extent. They arc autumn colorings. . i j Duquesne Millinery Vies wltSi Paris Millinery I I For beauty, charm and originality it would puzzlo you to toll a DUQUESNB hat from a Paris hat. Many I I a model created in our own workrooms Is practically FRENCH in all but the label and tho price mark. 8 Inspired by French models, mado on Fronch frames, built of French materials, put together by fingers that jjj soem to havo absorbed Fronch skill and taste, are they not almost as FRENCH as anything from Paris? Thi3 1 week .t. special showing of pctlto millinery, correct, oxclusivo styles, Eastoni prices. B MHIineru f I WATCH FOR OUR UKB ,T 10 J ' 35 EAST PLUME SALE IF THIRD SOUTH ST. j NECKWEAR SALE. Chicago tio mfg. fails. Wo got tho stock at. big discount. 75c and $1 values, choice. 35c. M 'OARTY'S. MG So. Main, Near P. O. - CULLED HIHDOWM HARD A Heated Argument Between Tw 0 Prominent Men Over ;i Matter of Personal Interest. "The bank is the only place in which a man can save money," said a prominent promi-nent man ycstcrda3 "You'ro awaj' off on that statement, believe me," came back tho auswer like a flash from his companion. "Let mo put vou wise to TUB nionov-saving cinch. I've bought on aero lot for $500 in LAUREL-1IURST, LAUREL-1IURST, on tho city East Bench. I paid down $100 and am to pay the balanco bal-anco at $20 per month without interest. Just think of it one wholo acrol It. will make six or seven big city lots, nnd. will soon havo street car service: 3'ou can't buv any land adjoining it iiow for less than $500 per acre, so it's worth that much now, and this is tho only opportunity I'vo had to bii3', one "SINGLE" acre. But look at .tho near future 1 The other new subdivisions up thcro, since platted, havo been selling at the rate of $1500 and up per lot; they aro worth every cent of it and are selling fast. Now 1 am going to lako this docd and record it as soon as tho lots aro distributed among tho owners, and thon I am going to forget for a couple of 3'ears.that I" own it. If 3-ou want to bet, I'll tako vou this way: I '11 wager, that aero, if I want to soil it; in two 3'cars, will bring mo moro monoy than if I put $2000 in tho bank now and let it draw interest for two years; and in tho meantime I haven't had to worr3' about it 'cause it couldn't burn up or get awa3 " Tho first genlloman thought for a moment nnd then started for Chandler & Soulcs Co. real estate offico. suito 40 Atlas block, whoro ho ar. onco bought an aero lot in Laurclhurst for $475 cash. i GARDNER DAIHY 3TQRE NEW j 'ft MAILORDEESPP.OMPTUY FILLED ' j l lL A Beautiful s I' tTrl Makers of Clothing often j nk picture their garments in 1 . J; nil eleg f ja 3 bwyer of a Suit is THE wBL right on him as well as in a p . feiy Ninety-five per cent of iSf gJ the nienvho come to the y W clothes bear out every sug- y INllfl JPlf gestion in our fashion j tfH 11111 wm Suits fl'm $7'5 t0 $4' H ip! v Raincoats $12 to $35. M jj SATISFACTION FOR I More Money Collected! fl $ The followlnn received It for Conference. Wc had n good business last 1 -l week. Lots of people paid their bills. 1 I E. "W. Short, Pullman Cafe. City. 0SJfci. M S T. P. Taney. Hotel Heron. City. ZJSP5Sfev j Jl I Maria Brleholt, 523 W. 1st So., City. jHP' ? ' "8 5 II. T. Godfrey. Murray, Utah. iMP J " t H I Warren Cox, Shem, Utah. wP Hb 5 1 I A. Matton, 1974 So. 11th B.. City. IMplste!SRi : 1. IX. Cook, lnsuranco agont, Goldflehl. Hg.?---. j y I Jamea S. L,cwls, 63C W, 1st So., City. ;V Cf 'J tfij I Rocky ML Bell Tel. Co.. City. 5&' f il 5 12. R. Miles, Jr.. Smlthfleld, Utah. W-dSP-A, Y M " S F. A. Cooper, West Jordan, Utah. SW6 vT ' ' I Sidney Stevens Imp. Co., Ogden, Utah. K rff&V ' 5 Henry Walsh, gToccr, 730 W. 3rd s. I ' 5 Samuel Chrlatensen, grocer, 73G E. 3rd . 4 I Andrew Nlelson, Sandy, Utah. f&SSj&ixilbsf 1 ivf 5 D. A. Affleck, 701 1st nve., City. IPrJvW7 J& '' nil $ Mrs. V. I,. Cox. 1625 Belmont ave., tJfW J? 5 ' fU I Seattle, Wash. "ii?&?&M W S Sparks Candy Co., City. 'rg- C f S 11. IL Haslam, grocer. City. , , S f m I Charles M. Plant, 207 W. 1st So.. City. MTer0' Co- Garland. Utah. J M I Mrs. J. E. ingles. Ogden. Utah. 2ric ?' V i u t -1 Georgo P. Garff, Wallsburg. Utah. . -'n,v' druggist Ogden Utah. "1 I Holner Bros., Rock Springs. Wyo. Hof & Ems,ey' Ca,dcr s Stallon' ? j jl 1 MrrWS' ::VIaclca" 325 So' 5th East- D. D. Crawford, Bingham Canyon. $ M 5 t-lt" Utah. lp S L W. Lund. Pleasant Grove, Utah. Dcserot Xews, Cltv. t ? S Cleveland Co-op. Cleveland, Utah. Ear, & England ' Pub. Co.. Logan. 2 S Julius Frankel, Park City, Utuh. Utah. , S j When are you going to turn your clalmc In? We can collect for you, but ; j j I not If you keep your bills at home. We collect for everybody. 2 ' ' 5 ! ? t $ J I MEECHANTS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION, j Scientific Collectors of Honest Debts. 5 . In 5 8 Rooms, Commercial National B ank Bldg., Salt Lako City, Utah. j vl S FRANCIS G. LUKE, Gcn'l Mgr. "SOME PEOPLE DON'T LIKE US." $ j Y. W. C. A. I I Evening Classes -: FRENCH Mrs. Win. C. Jen- . j uings. 1, 3, 5, Tuesdays ; S- ' ' 9:45 p. ra. ' f ENGLISH Mrs. Wm. Igle-. 1 ' I heart, 2, 4, Tuesdays, 8- 1 ; i- 9 :45 p. m I . I ENGLISH Miss Esther Al- j : len, Miss Helen Allen, Miss j Zorbaugh every Thursday, . , 'X 8-9 :45 p. m. ! f Y. W. C. A., Brooks Arcade. i I Scoffs Sanfal-Pepsin Capsules OAPOSBTJVECURE ForlnllamnmtlonorGatcrrh 1 of tlio Bladder nnd Dlsensed , A Xldncys. No euro no p7 S 4, lJtiiv "V- rA Cures quickly nuil Perms t aa ))( nently tho worst cases of I ' vS'S Jy u Gonorrlioea and Glcot, no : CT'iSSiL uint'cr or how long stand- 1 ' W'SSw Inc. Absolutely liarmlefs. ! : J&CArth Sold by clrujTKlsts. I'rlco , J r, dsSSggr V J1.00, or by mall, postpaid, 4s flmCSEt-. 1rt?!lC0.3boxc5S2.76. , ii W$V THE SAHTAL-PEPSIH CO., iiVv1 OELLCFONIAINE.OHIO. I C F. J. Hill Drug Co, fialt 3Lals Pity. ' Absolutely Puw M |
