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Show I Millions Use It For Golds ! Ercause 'Tape's Cold Compound" relieves cold or grippe ' I misery in a few hours Really wonderful 1 I I Hin t stay etuffed-up! j Quit Mo wills; snd snuffling - A dose I of "rape's Told Compound taken every two hours until three dnsea ax jtaa-n win end grippe misery and creak up a severe cold either In the j head, sliest, body or limbs. It promptly opens clogged-up nostrils nos-trils and air passages: atops nasty dis- . of pr.se ninniwei: r'y" ',tr1- headache, dullness, fevenshnesa, sore throat, eneeiing, soreness and sttff- ness. j quickest, surest relief known and costs 1 only a few cents at drug stores. It j acta without assistance, taatea nlca and causes no Inconvenience. Don't accept a substitute. - Insist ot 1 "V'V'! -.llllllllsssj-ismsBSS ll!dirivH i heyVe-been-making-history : : in France and now they want to study it! THEY, are going to have a chance to study history at first-hand as soon as peace comes". And they are going to have a chance to study lots of other things from cooking to carpentry, from electricity to economics, from tailoring to telegraphy, from civics to j cobbling, from art to agriculture. , ' . : That's going to be the big job of these United War i Work organizations as soon as peace is declared. Under the direction of the Army, plans have been worked out to let our fighters go to school to give men vocational and technical training that will fit them to earn more when they return than they did before they , left to open up the English and French universities" for higher education to organize correspondence courses so that however isolated a man may be, he can benefit ; by these advantages. f Instructors will be drawn from the Army and a rhrjmandivUiaxiS-eaiimg. to supplement the mighty force of educators now in France. This is but one phase of the plans for demobiliza- tionto Tnake-theehange f rom military" t)ackt6cTvil life a period of profit for our fighters. It is only one reason for you to give more than you thought you would, for the work of these organizations will never cease un-t un-t til the last of our fighters is safely back at home. Think how long it took us to get our fighters "over there"; this will help. you to realize how long it will take to get them back." This is the time they need us most. Do not wait to be asked. CONTRIBUTE today, and be as liberal as you can. Fill in the "Official Pledge" and mail it AT ONCE. Our fighters haven't failed you. Don't fail them. , -i OFFICIAL PLEDGE TATI OW UTAH, COUNCIL OP DCFCMtl UNITED WAR WORK Commercial Club, Salt Laka City. Utah: In ceisaralln of 1H. athar aubacrtptlana ta tha "UNITtO WAR WORK CAMPAIGN- far a fun of tira.tOO.000 ta ba aivia.0 pr rata Mtwaad Natlanal War Warn Cauacll af V. M. C. A.. War Work Council af IM National Board af tKa V. W. C. A.. Natlanal Catxoll War Council Coun-cil (Knlgnte of Columoua), Jowlaft Welfare e)eare. War Cam, Community Service. American Library Aeeociatlen, Aeivatlen Army. State at UtaH Council af Oefenae, I hereby agree to contribute con-tribute thereto the awm af Oetlare (t ) payable en or before December to, 101S. tl,ne4 Inetltirtleej Street AMreea , City or Town State Date raymrnt In fun I eernrelly oVelrea1. If partial paymenta are eereeemry It la tmderetood that & per cent will bo paid Liecember S. lilt. 21 per cent on -January la, mil, and X par cent on March I. Ul. Make all cbecka payable to K. O. Howard, Traaeurer. UNITED WAR WORK CAMPAIGN t $1.50 DOUBLEJOLLJIAU F"-- F"-- -andDINING ROOM PAPER, H)P GOLD BAOTGROUNlVfor. This is a sample of what is doing at Duvall's. CLOSING OUT ALL WALL PAPER STOCKS Except this year's shipment, on which -there are also reductions. Wall Papers as low as 150 a-double roll. $1.00 Wall Papers for 35i $1.50 double roll for. . S1.C0 $2.00 Hall and Dining Room Paper for 50C - a , Buy now lay away the rolls have . anybody hang the paper. W. A. DUVALL, 122 E. BROADWAY. Opposite A uer bach's r Slanders. Walkers, j "Gets-It" for Corns; World Hm Never Known ' IU Equal "What will get rd of my corn" The answer has bcn made br mIMioos ' tt.ere a only one corn-remover that you ' can bank on, that's absolutely csrtaln, j j Cssw j I that makes sny corn on earth peel right , off like a baPMna skin and thai s magic, "Get-li " Ttrht shots snd dancing, even when you have a' Corn, led not disturb you if yot apply a few drops of j "Ots-It on t,h corn or callus. You want a corn-pelr. not s corn-fooler, j Tou don't have o fool with -coma you . el the right off with your fingers by uvieg ;et-lt 'uting makes eorns , grow and Meed. Why use irritating alv or make a bundle of your to with I tan oe bandages Why putter snd still , rave the corn' 1 'aa "(;is-lf rour . corn-pain Is ever, the corn is a "goner" sure as the ejn rse.( "Oets-lt." (he gusranteerl, moneyback , yim rerwver. the Mily sur way, mmXm i tnil s tr'fte at any drug ator. Manufar ' f lured by K. Ijimrenre A to . 'hi-go. I III. aoul lp Kelt Ijih t tty snd reeom-j 1 ir ended as the world's l-eaf corn remtdv bv 7. C. M I. Irug tept . 8hramm- ' Johnson. Drug, five Htoree; Water'oo : I'harmary, the (twi Irug Co , (.ooenbel lirus g.MA-iv.) UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION W. C McADOO, Director Genera of Railroad. I PLEASE SAVE YOUR OWN TIME And help prevent congestion at cket office, by buying INTERCHANGEABLE SCRIP BOOKS Good for bearer or any number of persons on all passenger trains of all railroads under Federal Control. On tale at principal ticket offices. INQUIRE AT CONSOLIDATED TICKET OFFICE 'Hotel Utah. . Phone Wasatch 6S0. |