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Show Pleasant Reading for the Fat "What a simple, and inexpensive solving solv-ing of the fat woman's problem the Marmola Prescription Tablets provide. Sho takes one of theso harmless, pleasant, pleas-ant, littie tablets after each moal and at bedtime and loses from 12 to 16 ounces of fat oach day, and yet suffers no harm, creates no disturbances inwardly, in-wardly, and produces no wrinkles. This elegant preparation (made exactly in accordance with the famous Marmola Prescription) has Tendered exercising and dieting for the reduction of excess flesh as superfluous as a fifth wheel. A further recommendation is that it is the least exponsivc fat roduccr on tho market, a large enso (costing only 75 cents, from any druggist or by mail from tho Marmola Co., 112.1 Farmer Pldg Detroit, Mich., containing a quantity quan-tity of tablets larg enough to give very decided results in most every case. I A $10,000 Residence for $H I Only one left of our high class homes. BJ I NEW, COMPLETE, ELEGANT. 'K, I Quartersawed white oak and birch finish through0jjtt I Ten Rooms Two Baths. IBff S Nothing like it in tho city. Beautiful location, wfe j Thirteenth East and Fourth South. j BelL 3567. 341 So. Main, 2nd Floor. it. 1 Ask for Y)or do3aUlK His Opinion is Particularly Applicable to Some of the Musil I Business in Salt Lake City Just at the Present Time I I if' Piano "Puzzle Contest' Prize "Due Bills," B I 'f "Coupons" and "Bonds' ff 1 v" K,' ' The legitimate, honorable and liou est piano trade of Pliiladelpkia has suffered irefctr ' Jig I , severely from dishonest competition at various times, and sometimes at the hands of those JP 1 " " from whom different things had been exxoected. 'Ml , . But it is only recently that there has been introduced a form' of jugglery which has JH j . made-victims of thousands in the "West and elsewhere, which called forth most violent denun- "IBfi I ciation at the Piano Dealers' Convention in Detroit last June, and has been exposed and an- iE 1 J.y . ,' . athematized by respectable newspapers and dealers everywhere. J9E I Tjj t Wc refer to the "Puzzle Contests" or or something of that sort, and the name of I ' "Limerick Verse Contests" or any other the party is advertised and exploited to jK 1 f 01111 of "Contest" that provided for mis- show that the promoters do as they agree, E I ' I leading "Coupons" oi "Bonds" or "'Due and to attract new dupes for the next "Con- . IK 1 s. Bills" given as prizes for correct solution of test." JBV I ; i - the puzzles. ' Of course, that piano is paid for many 1 mfc I These puzles are so simple that any one times over by the other "successful contes- JBi I v can solve them. tants," or victims, who bring their due bills I The "Contests," like the so-called for $50 or $75, and then pay the balance of Kj I - "Piano Clubs," depend for success upon der $300 or $275, for a piano that could be ;'' ' 0 ' ception. bought here, or most anywhere, of any hon- rSc I - The deception, as the musical journals orable house, for $200,. so that instead of ' IE j ' - v teriri ft consists in taking a piano that may getting a reduction, thoy really pay much I ' - H be worth $200 and pretending that it is more than the same piano (or one of the K worth $350. If you solve the puzzle cor- same quality) could be bought for else- jK ( S r , rectly (and, of course, anybody can solve it where. IK I V-V '. correctly), you get a due bill worth $50 or Itis only a misinterpretation, but such K I ":v";.. $75 or $100 or $150 toward the purchase of an obviouly apparent one that we wonder iH r...'. , the "$350 piano," which is only worth $200. so many are misled thereby. ' -S J ;' Generally one piano is given away free We'shall take occasion to publish from S . to the one whose solution is "received tune to time extracts from the various music 'Wt ! : first," or that sends the "neatest solution" journals of this country in condemnation of JR S the practice. Wm j v Vi f'- meantime, if any one is especially interested and will call, we will be pleased I iiS v .V ' 0 show them such articles coiifirmatoiy of tMs statement as vill pim?e our contention wM( jw I v is made in the interest of ail piano dealers whose business is confined to legitimate meth- SI I ods and legitimate pianos. , V H I , 'f' " . I " - JOHN WANAMAKER 1 W I City Hall Square Mt I Like John Wanamaker, of Philadelphia and New York, the World's Greatest Merchant C I will 'be pleased to show you the articles in the music trade journals which condemn in no uncfc tain terms, all deceptive "Piano Contests." SEc I Watch the columns of this ''1 Do not fall a "victim1; M 1 Paper for extracts from the jCy 1 XI xlf Jl1W jWKWK a "creciit order" propositi: 1 . JStelSki ILPJVl f w MEjjjfe Take the warning of J0,;.: music tnde journals. Sgj Wanamaker. K 1 Successors to Clayton-Dayues Music Co., Beeslej- Music Co., D. O. Caldcr's Sons Co., 1 AQ 1 1 t 1 HM m m -at rr T A IMS I Clayton Music Co,, Dayncs-Bomnoy Music Co., Tbe Daynes Music Co. Jz7m X 1-1 0 IVIaill otfCGt, S AJL 1 jBP' |