Show V Yon Must Be Satisfied Time rreatc mlntnko wo could mako s vuuM l bo to Bell even our smelted cm lomer om < 1Uilnc that ho or the would mrtct hiving bought OurfJlvrrwnro liP 11 and Jewels Inspire dorar Tclatlodihlr liotwcm customer tent lore Thin has been our tiollcr irfnos the dale flf our tntiiljIUhincnt uu r fj 170 tUI n ALT LAKE CltXUTAIl Correspondence Invited Before sending your boy away I to a boarding school investigate ALL HALLOWS COLLEGE sm o eetae SALT LAKE CITY UTAH t Catalogue Sent Free on Application Rov J J Cumin Preld nt I A POSITIVE id PERMANENT f I PER-MANENT CURE FOR 1 Drunkenness and I i Opium Diseases I Then M publkltr 10 llcVneil Ladies traded tl r trir11 ii It i their owe boner THE KEELEY INs rnTUTE 3Jt W IN-s u TMIPI sirt su Lake cur fKODAK FINISHING t r SEND YOUR WORK TO li COMMERCIAL 151 MAIN ST ffHIPLERS HMOIOGHAPIIERS Sail MsseCiry MIN AND WOMlN to ImamS Imam-S lUTED IlarbtrTrndc lghttveeka Tuition with net oltooln tVS With partial set ot tool f 11 With yniir own lank ffi I Address Moler Dirbor College I 13 Commercial Hired Halt Iake City Utah School nil year Hook L1 keeping Hhurtlmiut nud InIII Tjri > ewrltlnjj Knglluh Etc Mil I JIXB iitf It Went KlmtHontti Htrrut ii j r Prfle tut tau Information lu li C UAV1H 1rln I BUDDER STAMPS IIA RI AIS 11 J 8 lets li UlnOKH mo Full t line liuliber Type Outflta and Mipiillvs In stock r Mall orders receive prompt attention + I SALT LAKE STAMP CO Gait Lake City Tlio eastern states from Maine to Alabama produced gold worth 2G9 243 nnd sliver worth 3G070 last year The Truth 1 Snndny School Tonchor Now i Johnny why do wg put a penny In the pints today Johnny Cause thorc nlnt nuthtn smaller = 6inrpera Bazar On the Bayou 1 rendorstaud that the new law nays thAtnll power bouts must carry a life prusorvgr for ouch parson onboard on-board 1 K l Yos walwvs thorn Well fin ready to drink mine right now Houston Post a 4 THINGS TO KNOW When drying the hnlr after a sham with poo put on a straw shade hat tlio top of the crown cut out The haIr may be drawn through the openIng open-ing nnd sunned nnd dried while you end or work without any dlscom fort Two uses for a bird cage bracket Use It for a place to hang your Jolly bag when draining Jelly If hot water Is wanted and no fire handy hang a pall or small kettle on thu book and place a lamp under It A good cleaner for coat collars light linings and silk waists Is corn mea wet with gasoline Lay the garment I to bo cleaned on the ironing board and sprinkle the meal on n small spot at 1 a time rubbing with a dean piece ol I cheese cloth Have no fire neat while using this Inflammable stuff A cotton or linen parasol may be nicely cleaned by scrubbing with a brush In n tub of soap suds Rinse I and hang to dry opened Clean white straw hats with sulphur wet with cold water to make a paste Cover the straw with the paste nnd I dry in the sun when it can be brushed off nnd the hat is white and clean Normandy Cakes Take cup cakes a few days old scoop out the Inside leaving the sid os and bottom onehalf Inch thick Crumble Crum-ble onehalf the fragments in n dlsb with half a tumblerful of raspberr jelly and n cupful of a rich egg custard cus-tard Fill cases and top wltb whipped cream Cherry Parfait Doll together two cupfuls ot Sand S-and one cup of water to a thread Pour over the beaten whites of six I eggs beat until cool Roll two ana an-a half cupfuls of cherries In powdered sugar Beat a quart of cream fold I Into the egg mixture add n few drops of almond flavoring add the cherries and pack In ice and salt 0 WASH your windows and Instead of longing for I some other world you will discover the wonderful beauties ot tluBTrlne HOUSEHOLD HINTS Dry all dish and cleaning cloths In I the sun as sunshine Is a great deodorizer de-odorizer Sponges In dally usu should be scalded occasionally There is not a better germ collector than a sponge A carpenters brush Is handy to brush crumbs from the kitchen table I If one desires to overcome the rustle of a silk petticoat a pressing with a hot Iron will do the work A blood stain on woolen can be eas fly removed if dry starch is first rubbed in to absorb the blood Then I wash In cold water To sweeten a dish of any kind specially slop Jars turn them bottom up on the ground The earth absorbs the odors To set blue of any shade soak Ii I eight quarts of water to which hag been added an ounco of sugar of lend Dry well before washing and Ironing Add n tablespoon of leftover starch and n tablespoonful of turpen tine to the stove blacking before ap plying It It will not only polish more easily but last much longer A long handled pancake turner is an excellent thing to lake out small dishes from tho oven as it Haves many a 1 burned wrist When dressing a chlckMi dip the hand In coarse unit when removln removing the Internal organs The salt keeps the hand from slipping To those who need to take olive oil as medicine try taking It In grad ° juice which Is a blood builder and tho two to the health combined are a great benefit A persistent case of dlairhoea was cured by the use of browned flour Stir the flour In n sauce pan on tho I range until it Is of a golden brown I color not burned It may be used in 1 I a sauce or gravy with n little ginger added fir and sugar to malm It palatable White dishes spots caused by placing hot on the table are dllllcult to re move Apply n woolen cloth In dipped alcohol to such places Rub with a dry cloth and tho table will be not only spotless but take a < ood polish dean To 1 cut glass vases fill with hutto butter milk n and let stand over nIght Cherry Ice Cream S < nlcl one pint of milk lichen i tablogpoonfiil with of flour a little cold blended with milk quarters of Cook for three an hour Add ono n half cupfuls and n of t sugar lIglll three eggs beaten with slowly to the hot and mixture cook until thick When cooi a pint of whipped cool mid l of cherries put cream and a cupful 1 through a Fieoze at once coarse Hluvo r r Constipation Vanishes Forever Proaipt Relief Permanent Coco CARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS nero fail Palely yep ableut surd but gently oa CARTER lie liver 111Lg Stop alter dinnap PILLS dittrea i curo moil gaaooimpron the wmpleaioab jka the eye SaaII Pill Small Dane Smmf prey Genuine IIIIIItLeu Signature 4 Better o nagless wife than a horse loss carriage DrrjerooarirauntrolUu tint I go They riul t < 1 end IdTlrorat pnt lip 10 It Ulet bowels Sugarcoated ttnrgVa rtomaebp ru A Treasure Your now maid looks very dis erect Indeed she is Sho even knocks at all tho drawers before opening themPele Melo 5 And They Wondered Judge Nicholas Longworth who used to sit on Ohios supreme bench looked unnaturally grave and a neighbor in recognition of his facial depression named a pot owl Judge Longworth It was tho very nell day that an excited maid broke up hit wifes garden party Oh madam said shoo Madam Judge Longworth has laid an egg Try This This Summer Tho very noxt time youre hot tired or thirsty step up to n soda fountain and get a glass of CocaCola It will cool you off relieve your bodily and mental fatigue and quench your thirst delightfully At soda fountains or carbonated In bottles 5c everywhere a Delicious refreshing and wholesome Send to tho CocaCola Co Atlanta Ga for their free booklet The Truth About CocaCola Tells what Coca Cola IB and why it Is so delicious refreshing re-freshing and thirstquenching And Bend 2c stamp for tho CocaCola Uase ball Record Book for 1910 contain tho famous poem Casey At The Bat records schedules for both league and other valuable baseball Information Informa-tion compiled by authorities Keeping It Dry An old woman of a wealthy New Jersey family was going visiting The coachman who had not been In this country long had Just been equipped with a new uniform and a now Bilk hat Before they had gone far It began be-gan to sprinkle and tho old woman told tho coachman to fasten down the side curtains of the wagonette Ho drove up to a hitching post beside be-side the road and dismounting hung his now hat on the post and begun to fasten the curtains Tho old woman noticed his bare I II I head and asked him whero his hat I was I wasOl took it oft me head mum so as I Is wouldnt got wet tho coachman replied II I I t I Doll Hou e Library I I A search for n childs short story Tho Griffin and tho Minor Canon in a volume all by itself revealed to i persistent city shopper the thought I 1 and money that arc expended on the furnishing of dolls houses Bookstores t stores had not tho story In a single volume but In n department store s t I one young woman interviewed had recently re-cently been transferred from the toT I department and was able to contribute a helpful hint 1 think sho said you can find It c c In ono of the dolls houses downstairs down-stairs g I t Curiosity had by that time become a sauce to literature BO the shopper hurried downstairs to Inspect the dollhouses doll-houses Three of tho most expensive It houses contained libraries consisting of a score of diminutive books and each book contained n childs starT d b complete One of them was The Griffin and the Minor Canon Ih 1 Summer t Comfort Theres solid satisfaction satisfac-tion and delightful refreshment re-freshment in a glass of Iced Postum Served with Sugar and a little Lemon Postum contains the natural food elements of field grains and is really a food drink that relieves fatigue and quenches the thirst Pure Wholesome Delicious Theres a Reason rosrpit dim co MA Jlntlle Creek Mloh |