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Show )Q Iff Phoned? j DO IT NOW! ClLLlM.166 I A FOR OUR GUARANTEED j HAVE IT SENT UP AT ONCE DON'T WAIT Until Chilly October Morns Get You, Insure Your Family Comfort for the Winter. We Sell Only the BEST Among them ABERDEEN, Spring Canyon, Union Pacific, Rock Springs, Royal, Castle Gate, Clear Creek, King, Etc. Coke, Charcoal and Kindling. .W.? - " si t v r . . . WARNING TO USERS OF HAIR REMOVERS Don't Experiment With So-calJed Superfluous Hair Removers. If you us a simple toit preparation an-j it proves worihleps you only lose niony. V'hen you remove hair wUh pastes, rub-on preparations and liquid Imitations of DeMiraele which merely remove re-move hair from the surface of thfi akin, it is a very serious matter, bet-ause It will either result in permanent disi'lKure-n;ent disi'lKure-n;ent or cost you many dollars and take months or po.sslbly years to gain control of hair Rrowths which have been stlmu-Ictted stlmu-Ictted by the use or" such preparations. The proper wa to remove hair is to devitalize it. Only DeMiraele, the oripti-nal oripti-nal liquid hair remover, can accomplish t ills result. It does this by abtorptlon, therefore It a t tacks tiie hair under the skin as well as on the skin. DeMirarle works equally well for removing re-moving hair from fac, neck, arms and under arms, or from limbs to prevent it from showing through stock) nss. Avoid disappointment, buy DeMiraele by name and you will get the only depilatory that lias ever been indorsed by reputable physiria ns. surgeons, dermatologists, medical journals and prominent magazines. maga-zines. In 50c. $1.00 and $2.00 bottles. The larger sizes are the most economical for dermatologists and large users to buy. At all toilet counters or direct from us. The truth about the treatment of superfluous hair mailed In plain sealed envelope on request. DeMiraclp Chemical Co., Deft. G., Park Ave. and 1 29th St., New York. (Advnrtlsment. ) When You Speak of Preparedness REMEMBER HGSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters stands out very effectively ef-fectively as a bulwark bul-wark against liver ur digestive troubles, general weakness and malaria. Don't Experinhil, Get Hostettei's WOMEN! HERE IS ft KEY SAVER Use gasoline to dry clean family's clothes and save $5. Dry clpaning at home is just as simple sim-ple as laundering. Any woman can clean five dollars' worth in fifteen minutes at little cost bv fretting from the drug store tw0 ounces of solvite and put this in two gallons of gasoline, where it quickly dissolves. Then immerse im-merse articles to be cleaned; rub a little and in a few moments the gasoline gaso-line evaporates and the articles look bright and l'rcsh as new. You can dry clean silk waists, dresses, coats, ribbons, kid gloves, satin sat-in shoes, evening slippers, shawls, belts, yokes, furs, boas, muffs, neckties, lawns, dimity and chiffon dresses, draperies, drap-eries, fine laces, lace curtains, woolen garments, in fact, anv and everything that would be ruined 'bv soap and water wa-ter as dry cleaning doesn't fade, shrink or wrinkle, making pressing unnecessary. unneces-sary. Your grocer or any garage will supply sup-ply tho gasoline nnd you can obtain two ounces of solvite a't the drug store, which is simply a gasoline soap. Then a wash boiler or large dishpan completes com-pletes your dry cleaning outfit. fAdvprllseraoot.) Getting Old Too Fast? Late in life the body is likely to show signs of Jfwp wear and often the kidnevs weak- wV eo first, the back j - is lame, bent and ywTT' achy, and the kid- (f 0fM ( nev action dis- Vk. tressing. This Jlr! VtS makes people feel fejf X 4 older ihan they Msf W"l are. Don't wait tJf " for the worst ef- mfft ft t$ fects of bad kid- j& j , W neys dropsy, LljJ I I U' gravel, hardening m If of the arteries or lip Bright 'b disease. A j) Use a mild kidney .Jr J stimulant. Try rZ$ &Vtj Doan's Kidney eA Pills. Thousands 'Every Picture of elderly folks . .. . IsaStory recommend them. . A Salt Lake City Example Mrs. Samuel Clark, 4323 S. State St., says: ' ' Years ago I used to 6uf fer a great deal from a weak back and kidneys. kid-neys. There was a constant aching across my loins and by spells my back was so painful that I could hardly get around to do my work. I was annoyed also by the action of my kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at Schramm-Johpson 's drug store, toned up my kidneys, regulated their action ac-tion and freed me of the jtains and aches in my back.'-' DOAN'S Ki?usY 50 al all Drug Stores Foster-Milburn Co. Props. Buffalo.N.Y must me mm Large Jar Jam 15c 1 Borax Castile Soap 25c Good Creamery Butter . . 35c Quart Size Grape Juice 25c 3 lbs. Cranberries 25c 10 028. Bread 10c Economy Fruit Jars, dozen 55c Quart Mason Jars, dozen 55c Hill's 40c Coffee 30c Upton's Yellow Label Tea 55c 2 pkgs. Wheat Flakes or Oats 15c 2 cans Pork and Beans 15c Crlsto Compound, can 30c 2 dozen Oranses 15c 6 -Inch Stove Pipe 10c Oleomargarine, sood qualitv 20c 1 lbs. Rhe 25c KotTe-et and Post urn 20c Men's Shirts 15c and 25c 5 lbs. Onions 10c Hicr'n-prade riantos Peaberry Coffee. worth -i'V, per lb 25c 3 runs Tomatoes 25c Mason Jar Tops, dozen 10c 3p Compound Lard 40: 5s Compound Lard 65c 2 dozen Jar Rishbers 5c 1 pk.ss. Corn Flukes 25c 1 lb. Ridewav Tra 55c Eellflowor Apples, pound 5c 3 lbs. Cubbage 10c Men's Heavy VVool fcocks 20c yen's Tnlon Suits -65c 1000 pairs Misses' and Children's Shoes, sizes 10 to 2, to olose at $1.60 Ladles' Fine Shoes $2.25 Bier Line Sample Shoes Gobi? Cheap. 1 lot Ladies' JS.00 8-inch High-Top Shoes at $2.85 BlR Line Boys' Shoes $1.76 We can save you 10 to 25 per cent on Shoes. Big lot Smoking Tobacco half price. I CHICAGO STORE 114 AND 116 WEST FIRST SOUTH. Who Is j t'-v, . j Who I ;t Among V the 1 ! Quacks j, v - ' y A p in the Dentai V v , f y Some Possible js Candidates. It is not my purpose to defend the Qmic-ks 1 am simply tryin.se to identify them. 1 have had the epithet hurled at ' me hy angry Dentists and as 1 have always been careful of my associates and reserve the right to pick my friends and societies, I-decline to wear the cloak which 1 consider covers . the shoulders of a large percentage of the Dental Trust. The New Standard Dictionary defines a "Quack" as "A cheat, cfr deceiver; one who pretends to skill and I knowledge he does not possess.'' Last week I published the statement of an eminent Chicago Chi-cago Physician, who stated that 90 PER CENT OF ALL DEN- 1 TISTS LACKED THE SKILL TO PERFORM A VERY IMPORTANT IM-PORTANT DENTAL OPERATION and that the few who did possess the required skill charged so much for their services - that only 10 per cent of the people could afford to pay for same. If this be true, it certainly gives us a large percentage of "Quacks" to start with, but let's go farther into it. The "FEE BILL" of the Salt Lake Odontological Society which was signed by practically every Dentist of standing in the city, ffxed a schedule of prices below which its members must not . go and they agreed to abide by it. The prices were from two to ten times the prices I charge for similar work. , If it was intended to "deceive" the public it certainly paved the way for cheating- " According to the definition and the showing made by the Dental Trust. it is up to them to clear themselves of the charge of Quackery. AND FOR MYSELF I HAVE THIS TO SAY: I freely admit I advertise IN THE PAPERS AND PAY FOR IT instead of in the theaters, cafes, saloons, lodges and churches,' I claim it is not only a right, but a DUTY, for any Den- tist (or' Doctor, either, for that matter), who can save pain, cure, disease, or save people money to publicly advertise the fact, but I do demand that only the exact truth be advertised. ad-vertised. N 9 I DEFY THE DENTAL TRUST TO DENY: j (1) That I obtained my diploma by earning it after a full course I of study and graduation from a reputable Dental College. . (2) That the State Board of Dental Examiners issued me a license to practice my profession because I was entitled to it and not because they like me. (3) That my skill is equal to, and my experience greater, Y than that of most of the members of the Dental Trust. , (4) That my standing among business men for honesty, ability and integrity will measure up with any man. T have doubled, redoubled and again doubled my liusi- k Hess, because my work was equal to or superior to any work turned out in this city my prices were just, and my painless methods were mine alone. My personal GUARANTEE of Satisfaction is a protection protec-tion tliat protects. As my patients may bo as prejudiced IN MY FAVOR as my Competitors ARE AGAINST ME, I leave the decision as to "Who Is Who" among the "Quacks" to a discriminating public. MY PRICES FOR GUARANTEED WORK . Painless Extraction 25c Bridge Work, $3.50 per tooth Gold Crowns $3.50 Rubber Plates $5.00 Jp All other work proportionately low. Painless Withers Dental Co., Inc. 1001, Main ' KHTTR Daily- 8:30 a- m- to 8 P- m-ILL m-ILL li street liUUUJ SundaySi 9 a. m, to 1 p. m. only. I ; g3&ifmaMs j Landlords and Honsewiyes Take Notice j We will sell 1000 gallons of Roof Paint at 60c a gallon, while I it lasts. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Fig- ', J ure 1 gallon to 100 square feet. Buy now, paint when you ' I are ready. . No telephone orders. Salt Lake Roof Paint Works I 573 South State, Salt Lake City. I : ' 1 pjppjpgagBBE3mn ILL CLASSES OF ih J Ms 2) OGDEN UNION STOCK YARDS 1 October 2, 3, 4 and 5 1 ' OGDEN SALES CO. , I W. D. WEATHER, Manager. |