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Show A Mother's Love j9aB Throuffh ail the 12. aes a mother's love m EP-l vik as been the moat S jvtjl W beautiful sentiment H Sm a ever e3:Preased- Jt la KjOVvfl 3 the most pathetic, H"ui V33 F tne most joyful and I, the most wonderful 7r4 Lj$'?& feeling mortals hava SmJS; ever felt. The moth-?y.''j'J moth-?y.''j'J er who does not want 555 her cfiild to be per fect is yet unborn. The strongeat characteristic char-acteristic of womanhood Is a mother's lovo and pride for her baby. The external application, "Mother's Friend', is prepared especially for expect-ant expect-ant mothers. H relieves the pain and discomfort occasioned by the stretching strain upon the ligaments and the sk!n of the abdomen, when baby is born. It makes elastic those muscles which nature na-ture Is expanding and soothes the Inflammation In-flammation of breast glands. The expectant expect-ant mother remains a pretty mother by using "Mother's Friend". Her form Is preserved and danger is avoided. "Mother's Friend" is to be had at your drug store. Write the Bradfleld Regulator Reg-ulator Co., Pept. E: 119 Lamar Building, Atlanta, Ga. They will send you a most valuable xnd Interesting book, without charge, "Motherhood and the Baby". "Mother's Friend" makes it possible for you to aid nature yourself in the wonderful won-derful work to be done and no woman ."onld go p single night without using It. ROUND TRIP TO INCLUDING STOP-OVERS AT I "THE KILLARNEY OF AMERICA" j YOSEMITE OAKLAND SANTA CRUZ BIG TREES DEL MONTE SANTA BARBARA MONTEREY CALIFORNIA BEACHES Let This Office Take Care of Your Itinerary and I Reservations. F. E. SCOTT, D. F. & P. A. Southern Facif ic 1 Suite 203 Walker Bank Building. I Phones Wasatch 6610, 6611 piliiIE!l!ll!El!ll!i:i!!!!!l!!li!ii:i!i! S Dixon's selected flake S graphite is just about : EES the smoothest, softest i g substance in the world. J- I The more it is rubbed ri ! EI2 the smoother it be- EE s comes. It cannot ball : up or pack. 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MOONLIGHT DANCE TONIGHT Special Attraction BERTHA D'AUDIGNY The Newest Sensation in Cabaret. - All New Features Tonight at the WILSON C-EILL IamericanI I LAST TIMES TODAY. j KTHE LITTLE STAR WHO BECAMEj FAMOUS IN "THE SAWDUST B (J RING," H BESSIE LOVE IN "POLLY ANN" AND AS LITTLE ORPHAN POLLY f ALL OF YOU ARE GOING TO LOVE j HER, TOO. CHARLIE CHAPLIN IN I "THE PAWN SHOP." COMING TOMORROW MARGERY B WILSON IN "MOUNTAIN DEW." g fsTRAN D I Walter Poulton, Mgr. j !" TO CAY ONLY. j For the First Time in Salt Lake, ' The Big Thrilling Western Drama, j 'fP?i PI Pf-pe.' 'i WITH JACK GARDNER AND AN jj ALL-STAR CAST. COMEDY. jlSALT LfeKE THEATRE! 1 1 MATINEE TODAY ! I TONIGHT LAST TIME I ' The Messrs. Shubert Present Curfene Walters Breathless Melodrama More thrilling than "Sherlock Holmes," with Norman Hackett and May Buckley and the New York cast. Prices Eves., 50c to $2.00; Mat., 25c j to $1.50. NEXT ATTRACTION Mon., Tues., Wed. Next. Matinees Dally. "HEROIC FRANCE" OUR ALLIES IN ACTION, Where our own boys are going, BY MERL LA VOY. Eight Reels of Motion Pictures taken under auspices of the AMERICAN RELIEF CLEARING HOUSE OF PARIS, Showing French and English war leaders, big guns firing, American air ! heroes, the first line trenches and S Germans surrendering. Prices, 25c to 50c. Mats, dally, 25c. Ff in i ii "- -' ' IV fl Performances each Wed., Thur., SFar Frl' Sat-- Sun. Eve., 8:30. Each W Y Thur- Frl- Sat- Sun- Mat- 2:3- . Eijj ' TODAY MAT AND EVE. P AMERICA M FIRST '' I? Stupendous Patriotic Spectacle fl CHU NHWAFOUR V HAMILTON AND BARNES , ft BEN DEELY & CO. EL CLE VE & O'CONNOR I S BERT NORTON and ;L BIELROSE NICHOLSON ' I S Eve' 10c' 25c"' BOc'' 75c' Mat. J 8S2 10c. 25c, 50c. Buy tickets now, Ticket Office alwaya open. ! Pwwsi : NOW PLAYING I ' I The Wilkes Players, in j I J THE SPENDTHRIFT I I One of the greatest problem plays 1 1 of the American stage j I Mats. Thursday and Saturday , I Mat. Prices 15c and 25c; boxes, 50c. R Night Prices 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c; j hoxes, 75c. nmmnraaanBaDHBasBBU t 'J ' NOV SHOWING I A bill de luxe, headed by Miss Pauline Barrf and a Inrge company In tiie musical mu-sical comedy travesty, 1 "MISS HAMLET" Don't mles this show of features. Reserve Re-serve your seats early. Prices, 10c, t Mc. 30c. I HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE NOW PLAYING FOUR OLD VETERANS Spirit of '61. PERMANE Wizard of the Concertina MARIE GENARO, Flexible Venus BLANCHE LEDUC and S. A. ROSS Songs, talk and whirlwind dancing ' KAHN S. GATES The Versatile Pair Three shows dally, 2:45. 7:30 and 9 Prices 10 and 20c. MILITARY DAMCE TONIGHT WANDAMERE PARK Military Band Ladies Free True EoartJman, hero of "Stina ree" features, In "A MODEL MARAUDER" "IS MARRIAGE SACRED?" "WHEN A MAN SPEAKS" Geo. Ovey comedy. Mutual Weekly. Mlfjnon Anderson In "A' YOUNG PATRIOT" and "THE FLAMING METEOR" a "Gray Ghost." Modern ventilating and cooling sy'-tem. |