Juab County Times | 1910-08-26 | Page 7

Utah's Two Best Rings We have them Id our (tore. INFECTION ' Getting Him Interested We refer to engagement end wtdd'if rhimi.t Engagement riot from Ki up. The re tingle ntone, diamond! ol 'heat grade. Our wedding rlngi are made la one piece, of 18 and 23 carat gold. All " tlaet. Bnltable price. i '' - DOElMH r MAIM T Correapondeuoa Invited. Only twenty-onprisons In fifteen states and territories have provided special places for the treatment of their tuberculous prisoners. These institutions can accommodate, however, Ha sat cross-leggeon the topmost His cheeks were flushed and his eyes round and bright with rest. He might have been living again some lovely dream of his hour's nap or he n igTu "ha$e been considering some-- , thing even farther away. His gare went out contentedly above the horse that was pawing the curbstone across the street and it did not draw in when the little girl addressed him from the foot of the stairs. "I got a par'sol, I have." Sue was probably a little the worse for adventure,' but it is surprising how gracefully travel etaln can be worn in midafternoon. The loose white stockings, the crumpled dress, the tangled yellow hair, sultud admirably the venturesome little face all puckered with d English Singing Birds ' tJIfT IKrTaJSJ')' Mayor William S. Jordan, at a Dem- ocratic banquet m Wt4 if ''rt fOTTj t -. t H W 1 Jt The Philosopher of Folly. "Kind words never die," says the, rhllosopher of Folly, "and that Is why they are so seldom carried out." FVUmb and InTt. ant iMtwrih. uke a cundy. Woman's Inhumanity to man makes countless divorce lawyers happy. Pr. U ontie e - d d - g coal-blac- livi-- r bugitr-euaiw- k Eiijr to Mm. Wtnainw'a Sootlitnc Ryrnn. um- Ktio-ui- , iiim. rorrhitir.-- PHOfiOGRAPHS . P1rr'. Hiiiiniirb, Unj grMiiulu. VfrXXl Black-Throate- Jacksonville, said In of optimism; "Let us cultivate optimism and bon fulness. There ia nothing like It. The optimist lo man can see a bright aid to everything everything. "A missionary in a slum once laid his hand on a man's shoulder and k. ruin-crow- KODAKS Higher Things. of In three-fourth- s the major prisons and in practically all the Jails of the country the tuberculous prisoner is allowed freely to Infect bis fellow prisoners, very few said: " 'Friend, do you hear the solemn restrictions being placed upon his tick-tachabits. When the congregate mode of ticking of that clock? Tick-tack- ; of do And know is life the friend, my you oh, considered, danger prison Infection becomes greater than In the what day It Inexorably and relentlessly general population. New York and brings nearer?' " 'Yes, pay day,' the other, an hon Massachusetts are the only states where any systematic attempt hus est, optimistic worklngman, replied." heen made to transfer all tuberculous A Specialist. rlsoners to one central Institution. "I don't see you on the messenger The largest prison tuberculosis hospiforce any more, Jimmy," said the lad tal la In Manila, where accommoda tions for 200 ivrisoners are provided. with the envelope in his hand. boa- The next lurgest Is Clinton prlt-o"No; I've got a good job with a dog iltal in New York, which provides for fancier," replied Jimmy, as he puffed 150. a clgurette. What do you "Wld a do feed tho dogs?" HEARD IN A GROCERY STORY. "Naw! When a lady comes in and buys a pot dog I teach 'er ow to whistle. " KRoctsif, only 800 patients, with arrangement Udltor. HOUR AND Workman's Thoughts Not Altogether Fixed on What Might Be Called e - DAY RECKONING the Spread article by Theodore Roosevelt tn The Outlook, by arieptnt Reprinted from '1in I'he Outlook, of which Theodore Kooaevelt ta Contributing All HlKhta Reserved. Copyright. 110, Before sending your toy away Like most Americana Interested In j It was not a loud song, but very muto a boarding school, investigate birds and books, I know a good deal steal and attractive, and the bird li about English birds aa they appear In said to sing practically all through the The song of the wren interI know the lark of Shakeyear. books. speare and Shelley and the Ettrlck ested me much, because it was not In like that of our bouse wrens, Shepherd; I know the inghtlngale of the least Milton and Keats; I know Words- but, on the contrary, like that of out worth's cuckoo; 1 know mavis 'and winter wreu. The theme Is the same ruerlle singing in the merry green wood as the winter wren's, but the song did of the old ballads; I know Jenuy Wren not seem to me to be so brilliantly muALT LAKE CITY, UTAH animation. of the nursery books. sical as that of the tiny singer of the She carried under her arm a pale and Cock Robin 1 have Therefore always much desired north woods. The sedge warbler sang blue cotton parasol quite out of proCatalogue) Sent Free on Application to hear the birds iu real life; and the in the thick reeds a mocking veutrllo Rev. J. J. Culnan, Preaident ' to small and tied her body portion As 1 qulal lay, which reminded me at times with a wide blue ribbon which did not opportunity offered last June. n of the less pronounced parts of our hours a from few could snatch but n'.atcn. Notwithstanding the directT'le and yellow breasted chat's song. of round pleasures very exacting ness of her tone, the plump absorbed A POSITIVE and PER. duties, it was necessary for me to be cu ikoo's cry wus singularly attractive rfP-r-on face of the Httlo the boy step itf JWafef MANtNT CURE FOR with some companion who could Iden- and musical, far more so than the jave no evidence of having heard. In Sir rolling, ninny times repeated, note of Drunkenness and tify both song and singer. . our of outdoor a lover keen Edward Grey, "I got a pars61 eo the sun can't get life In all Opium Diseases. Ten a and days its later, at Sasamore Hill. I delight phases, In my eyes," she repeated. But alTl.r b m publicity, a ricka. u tmt.) was the knows who among ful songs rny own birds, and was their wa kM. THE kFEltV though the sun was already frowning snd companion, Srtralrlru ia W. much Interested as I listened to and few as Soatk UmpU Sim, &lt UkrOtr, birds of very English ways bard she made no attempt to put her do know them, I found the best pos- looked at them in remembering the treasure to uko. notes and actions of the birds I bad guide. "Haven't you got one? Huh?" she sible of seen In England. On the evening ol on We London the left morning ' demanded. 24 hours before I sailed from the first day I sat In my rocking Hia eyes slid lazily down for the June 9, Write for catalnptice and literature. Hev loping Getting off the traio at chair on the broad veranda, looking .Southampton. i ortli-nat tton ml and printing. given prompt alien of a moment and then smallest part we drove to the pretty. icross the sound towards the glory of alt Lake Photo Supply Co., Salt Lake City returned to their resting place in the Uasingstoke, The thickly grassed hill-idof the lichen. Here the sunset. broiling valley sir above the horse across the street we down in front of me to a or four hours, sloped three lor tramped rhe little girl was not disconcerted. .hen again drove, this time to the edge belt of forest from which rose the She looked puzzled but not uneasy. of New Forest, where we first golden, leisurely chiming of the wood the PHONOGRAPH she white a "You EDISON an Cot got suit," pretty .ook tea at an inn, and then tramped thrushes, chanting their vespers: on oaay terma S3 oath laid. Inn on Its oth- through the still air came the warble an to the forest and SI par week. through er Interest was sincere. She looked er At the con- of vlreo and tannger; and after night side, at Brockenhurst The Talking Machine Co. tt his folded fat legs and then down clusion of our walk my companion fall we beard the flight song of an ones. own thin sturdy 1Z8 State Street ... Salt Lake City tt her .uade a list of the birds we had seen, oven bird from the same belt of tlm "Are you as big as me?" she asked. an asterisk opposite those ber. Overhead an oriole sang in the putting No reply. brhool ail yrar. we which had heard There were weeping elm, now and then breaking Htiorvliand and "Huh?" she repeated, and her nlm- - (1 of the former andsing. 23 of the latter, his song to scold like an overgrown kogliath. Typewriting, Etc. concern. ile eyebrows expressed wren. Song sparrows and cat birds ss follows: .ly. 1) WVl FlnttSomtl Hlrrt. No reply. one robin bad Writelll.lj.kol lor full inluraiaUun, Ui ang In the 'Yellow C 1A 10, l'rla. Thrush. B.ackblrd. 'Lark. "Can't yam talk?" she asked wist Hammer, 'Robin. 'Wren, 'Golden built Its nestshrubbery; over the front, and one KF.A1.fl. BTEN't'M.H, Crested Wren, Goldfinch, "Greenfinch. over the back door, and there was s RUBBER STAMPS HA IX) KB. TKADK fully. bead of cllky brown nodded slow-- Pied Wagtail, I'll U'KH. KLf full Sparrow, 'Dunnock chippy's nest in the wisteria vine byI Mae Rubber Type Outfit and auppln-la flack, 17. he porch. During the nest 24 hours Missel Thrush (Hedge Accentor), Mall order reevive prompt attention. i "Does your hair curl by Itself?" she ALT LAKE STAMP CO., Salt Lako City Starling, Rook. Jackdaw, Black Cap. 'aw and heard, either right around the asked. Garden Warbler. 'Willow Warbler. louse or while walking down to bathe . No reply. HorHdl Chlff Chaff, 'Wood Warbler. 'Tree hrougb the woods, the following 42 "Is this your house?" she asked. 'Reed Bunting, 'Sedge War birds: Creeper, "Wo were all on the beach?' says the little toy nodded slowly, bier. Coot. Water Little Green Heron. Quail. Red TailHen. Little Grebe the lady, fin our bathing suits, and butAgain not his he did gaze upon (Dabcblck). Tufted Duck. Wood PI ed Hawk. Yellow Billed Cuckoo adjust one of those horrid newspaper pho- hia questioner. gcon. Stock Dove, 'Turtle Dove. Pee- vlngflsher, Flicker, Hummingbird, tographers came along and took snap"Mine is that yellow house over wit, TU ?Coal Tit). 'Cuckoo. wift. Meadow Lark. Red Winged 'Night shots of as." there. See?" She pointed diagonally far, 'Swallow, Martin. Swift. Pheasant. BlackL.rd. Sharp Tailed Finch. Sons "The wretch!" serosa the street. Sparrow, Chlpplsg Sparrow,- Buh Partridge. "Tea. And I've bought his paper His eyes did not follow the pointed The bird that most Impressed m 'parrow. Purple Finch, Baltimore every since then, and they. haven't uEgr." on my walk was the blackbird. I had Oriole. Cowbuntlng, Robin, Scarlei over Insisted. all. she at "Look." ClUcago printed my picture "Right already heard nightingales In abun Thrusl). Thrasher. Cat Bird. Scarlet there." Post. dance near Lake Como, and had also 'anager. Red-EyeVlreo, Yellow War There was silence for a moment Istened to larks, but I bad never hearo iler, Green Warblep The Wiser Couvae. "Pav. dast you come over to my either the blackbird, the song thrush, ing Bird. Wood Pewee. Crow. B!uDeWolf Hopper, in the course of bouse?" the asked. or the black cap warbler; and while I lay. Cedar Bird. Maryland Yellow visit to Coney Inland, ' praised the This time the little boy looked to Knew all three were good singers. Throat. Chickadee. Black and Whirr lithe figures of the young girls who. ward her, but one cottM still detect I did not know a bat really beau- Creeper. Barn Swal'ow. White I'.reaHeil In blue bathing suits and silk stock In his eyes the thralldom of recent tiful Jwallow, Oven Bird, Thlstlefinch, Ve singers they were. Blackbird wind S and the logs, paced ten. glittering were very abundant, and they played a perflnch. Indigo Bunting Towhet "Huh?" she repeated. swept beach. In the chorus which we and Screerfc prominent raxabopper Sparrow part His lips seemed to have crown to- beard throughout the day on every OwL "These Kraceful girls." said the I sent the comedian, "make me think of a young gether. band, though perhaps loudest the companion of my Eng lli "Well, dast your lady I took down the other night to morning at dawn. In lis habits walk John Burroughs' "Birds and A weak little smPe rewsrded her. and manners, the blackbird striking y Poets." John Burroughs' life ork I Sinner. "'Mr. Hopper,' said she, as she sip ' She sighed, then looked oT musing- resembles our American rot In. and In- leginnlng to have Its full effect lr ped her cup of cold consomme, 'did ly. "The cooklesll be done when I deed looks exactly like a robin, with many different lines. When he flti a yellow bill and rou know I was starring in musical get bsck," she sail. plumage. wrote there were few men of letter.Two clinging red lips pa-le- d and It hops everywhere over the lawns, in our country who knew nature at comedy now?' the tin ova! spsce came a hus juat as our robin does, and It lives in first bsnd. Now there are many wh "Why. no. said I: 'I didn't even fromMtrte sound. know you'd studied singing.; ky nests In the gardens In the same fash-lon.- delight In our birds, who know their O tlnd "What cookies?" It "'Oh, I never studied singing' she Its tong has a general resem- tongr, who keenly love all that belong. course a took droned. replied. 'I gymnastic blance to that of our robin, but many to life. For inntance. Mai! for the figure." Louisville Times. "Little round ones like this." she of the notes are far more musical, Ifon Caweln and Ernest McGaiTy hav said, with a riirg Inflection, meklng more like those of our wood thrush. for a number of years written of our Watted Sympathy. a circle of Angers and thumbs. "With Indeed there were Individuals among woods and fields, of tho birds and th" "I feel sorry for that girl. The has railns Inside an 4 sugar on top." those we heard certain of whose notes fowers, as only thore can write who been going around all summer in one seemed to roe aimost to equal In point join to love of nature the gift of ob poor gown." the spell of thst other world ot melody the chimes of the wcod tervatlon and the gift of description 8urely 'Spare your sorrow. She's saving wss rlvlrg wsy to a present Interest thrush; and the highest possible praie Mr. Caweln Is a Kentuckian; and an She's got The little boy's her gowns to go away. lgt slowly uncroid tor any ton bird la to liken its ton other Kentuckian, Mls Julia Stockton seven trunks packed." ' Savannah hem selves.. The little girl watched to that of the wood thrush or hermit Dlnamore. In the little volume of u News. thrush. I certainly do not think that poems which she has just pub Ishe l him curiously. "And 1 have some rar'mels left since the blackbird has received full Justice includes many wbkb describe with MAKES A DIFFERENCE. I knew that It was a beauty and charm the in the books. Ust night." sire erld. sights and of A fat band clutched the rail. The linger, but I really had no Idea how sounds so dear to all us who Some years ago. In a southern little fine a singer he wss. I suppose one of know American country life. Mi toy looked at ber solemnly. some had small a boy puppies state, "Motherll s pre a I em all out for M. troubles has been his name, just Dinsmore knows Kentucky, and tfj' was In a banket and he trying to per- us on my little table." she said. ss with our own cat bird. When be gulf coast of IxviWnna. and the grea suade a man to purchase one of them. Then he rose. Yes, he was very fat t.ppears In the ballads as the merle, plains of North Dakota: and she know "Wouldn't you like to buy a puppy, and very small. He worked his wsy bracketed with bis co-ilthe mavis, also the regions thst He outside n sir?" he asked. e what can be teen with mnterltl virion to the bottom of the stairs with great ibe song thrush. It Is fsr easier to "What are your puppies, my boy," energy but little epeod. Whn he blm as the master slngr that For years In our family we have ha the man questioned, "at tbey Repub- ti ached her side b slipped tU little he Is. It Is a fine thing for Englsnd tome of her poems In the scrap hi in licans or Democrats?" . warm hand In'o hers and closed It to have sorb an aaet of the country-tide- , cut from oemrpapers when we kne a bird so common, so much In "Tbey are Republicans," the boy lightly over her nothing alout ber except the Initial so fearless, and such a really signed In the verges. Only one wh answered quickly, snd with convic"Tome oa," be ssld. hoarsely. j gees with the teantiful singer. tion. eyes of the r ,IHt as we' The most musical singer we beard as the eyes of the body eo-iiMuch pleased, the geneleman bought Fsverite Vcnkers Fire Mo raw. hat was the black cap wsrbler. To my ore of them. Two weeks later lh In Yonkera one of the fre comr-a-Oirboy met the same man and trW I to la the outskirts has a horse my esr Ms song seemed more musical tractive In Its slmp'lr'ty and pal ho ell him another puppy.. . Is a great farnr'te not only wllh than that of Ibe nightingale. It was with which the little look opens which "Well," asked the man, "wb.-J-i kind lie firemen, but with the tstonisblrgly powerful for tn small a contslns many poems that make a slm He have you today of pnppl-lird; In volume and continuity it does I ar sppeal. The writer knowa bin in at roams will He vacant fcf the Ion and saw that blocks from g'anred Into the tot come op to the onp of the birJ and rot In. redtlrd and field lark the Is but he hotise, trtey were frnrqt the same lot aa that the and of certain other birds, and whlprcorwlll. Jjist ss she know tn first of the bell, and tbrufbea tap job at of his recent purchase". tut In quality, aa nn Isolated . bit of toiithrn rivers snd western plain seems to be behind the Democrats." the little Jellow reIt csn hardly be the knows rushing winds and mnnln privileged animals which have to s'ay Melody, plied promptly. minor the waters and the tights and sounds of robin the Among singers two In This steed man "but bouse. his the exclaimed, "Ah." the gets reg was noticeable. We all know this lonrly plsces; and moreover, sh week ago I had one from the same alar meals at home, but he Is a wellittle bird from the hooks, and knows and almost tells tbo$e bidder family and yon said that they were come trnest at all the nearby bnu.es (retty I was prepared to find him as friendly things of th hesrt which never find Republican puppies. How do you ac- where thrre are children, and receive count for that?" Kor4 many dainties to eke out the snd attrsctlve as be proved to be. but complete otteranee. I bad rot realised how well he THEODORE ROOSEVELT "O! Oh! Mister, you see they have bill of fare sang. provided by the munUfc their eyes open bow," Ex. ALL HALLOWS COLLEGE PRISON Favorable Field There for of the Scourge of Tubei ;ulosls. Peculiarly j stair. SALT LAKE CITt. UTAH THE IN Ml The crop that never falls year after Is trouble. year 1 "I Just hnd a fall on your sidewalk." "I am very sorry, my dear sir." "Well, I wish you would sell your sugar straight and put your sand on the sidewalk." me, Hot Sun Roads rrwh the time TI.vlfA Dusty Iirlit you'll town Si-tr- ot 4A drvwlib Sum and dirt. Huateaa eoda fnunulo MO trrst veuncii M A Olwao or m Hot lie ei ,n bonm et-- v la thorn Rlima print bouM. You'll Snd It aU washee and anr lb duat loo, lot m eooliag tfpnta nUdeSc d all tMt Ct-i'o- " mkr k Urn delldou. wkulu ta Mair ft a4 InrkM, 4 cbraUM troea urauar uraul. aror h rntr immim. Vow mmvtoa a tool "HI bru it, la ktt kw el UiaX&CcJltAi Signature of Years. In Usa For Over 3' The Kind You Have Always Bought To harbor fretful and discontented thoughts Is to do yourself more Injury lhan it ia In the power of your greatest enemy to do you. Masoo. cuio ut yuut liivaty TRY Far n folt rtai'ins pKr(l-r f"fnti" rnti--- . r'HKK. vrrb-8. Addreaa. Allen 0:matel. liny, N. Y. tt Is easier to rule a disturbance than a mortg-ge KURIKE EYE REMEDij I CRANULATEXI M urine PrwiM Doesn'tSmart-SoothHoriM Er M MirlM Ere Sat, tye aad EYEL1D3 Eye Fair es lh--. UeakL zSc tec. f I tn Aoetxi IS, Tttb-- a, S tl-O- EYE BOOKS AND ADVICB FREB BY MAIL Eye RemedyCo-,Cr.cg- c Murine J i ASSAYS aurr ad n..l-- d e e. bJu Red. Weak, Weary, Watery Knol-Ke- and for Co Cora-Col- a Auam .Oa, "HavinR taken ir wonderful Casra-ret- s ft three months and hrins; entirely cured of stomach catarrh and dyspepsia, I tliiuk a word of praise ta due to Caeca ret i ' for their wonderful composition. I have taken numerous other so called remedies but without avail, and I ful that CascareU relieve more ia a da than all the others I have taken would to a year." James McGune, Iu8 Mercer St, Jersey City, N. J. Teat flood. Pleavant, Palatable. Pot. Sickon. Weak- - or t,rtra. iu,.uil in bt.Jk. The gro- ,0c. 2V. Vic. aiampnri C C. (uaraateexl nine US Imoortar.t to f.'otnors iio , DYSPEPSIA Examine cauiui.y etcry bottle of CASTOKIA, a afe and sure remedy for infanta and children, and see that it New toutb wlwleecaao Everywhere Our Ftm Itooklet Tlx TrMk About tt H Might Do It. "Do you know anything that will Kill potato bugs?" asked the young man with the yellow fingers. Yes." said the old lady with the gingham apron, crustily, "get em to smoke cigarettes!" Yonkera Statesman. ft. wiU, U aDdtbinSaBotluilM Ua sir,' said the toy, 'but When Rubbers Becorre Necessary elmke Into yotir And your a(it-- i ptn-h- . . tli antl-ttlhorn AMe-n't'urvMl fir!, nrtiirt- wru,lr for lh the of vrne an-out atlna ant tk in Itnnlooa. Alwaya new It for be ' anil are you the gentleman who Is waiting or Miss Endlcott?' "'Yes,' the young man answered. "'Well, said the toy. 'rhe asked mo to tell you rhe'd be here just as soon is it clears up.'" k m B Selfish Youth. 'Youth Is apt to be selfish," said Mrs. Mary E. Wllklns-Freeman- , tho distinguished novelist, at a Maluchen picnic. "Woman in her youth," she went on. I Is especially apt to be selfish. oever forget the story of the young man from Boston who stood In the renter of Boston common In a down- our of torrential rain. "As be stood there, soaked to the skin, a little boy in a mackintosh accosted blm. "Excuse J L RELU3LE - lit lart l'U-- , I. I. eit-- t PROMPT and .td r and twet r. Iuet nnd . m.) tar, a.i-r- 1 M A . wiw oluravO. W. N. U, 6alt Lake City, No. ft 3J-19- 10, rec-anis- firr. evl-:nc- d s i, " takt t' ner surp-issed- pallty. Survival of the Fittest. Mere Room te Live In. y rou were Mother The leather Hie half our We do not flehtlng and got to school late this We do rot more than be1s gnornlmt How was that? lo posses our Inheritance. Our fci'.lj Tommy Well, the other boy dldnt ere full of rold and we only scratch get there at all. Es. the sand and the shsllow soil oa ths urfsee. We live In llftia birr slow In New York. tn the vallee when there art spli.nld oa the kill Gladys Is, It really such palace wsfMcg for o Shall we not pn'h out tar taf an Improper play? fp. and Doris Oh. It Isn I J'isl em gt more room to lire let the play I'd want my father or brother t. R. WfTleT, D IV to sre, int it's all right for as girls, rs poesi-bRItles- rKit. t.o suffer with disorders peculiar to ttctr should write to Dr. Pierce and receive free the advice ol a phyaician of over 40 years experience t in the dieaes skilled snd succraiful Women ses spex-ialis- cf women. Every letter oi this sort has the mrxt careful consideration and i regarded ss eecretily confidential. Many aenaittvely mxJrt women write fully to Dr. Pierce whet tlcy would shrink Irons The local phyaiciea tellin( to their local physician. cee-rot d anything it pretty sure lo say that he without "an examination." Dr. tierce bold thai the diMaMeful examinations are tfoenUr need less, and tbat do woman, except ia rare ceaes, should submit to tberaw Dr. riercc'a treatment wTt rare yow ri.'.ht In f ha privacy of your own borne. Hit Favorite Prescription has eared ttaadreds of tboweeods tome of tbera the worst of eases. It Is the only medicine of its kind that Is the product ot a reuterly fredwatedT physician. The only one good enoufh thai its makers dare tn print its every ingredient on its outaide wrapper. There's no secrecy. It will hear exaaninslion. Ne alcohol and no draft ere found ia it. Some orracruptiloue medicine dealers may offer you a tubatitute. Ion't lake it. Dow't Infley with your health. Write to World's Diapenaary Medical Aaaociatiow, Ir. R V. Pierce, President, Buffalo, N. Y. take the advice rewired and be well. habit-formin- g Ne Csusa for Alarm. Still the 400. Ward They say there are a: on' said the theatrical )ou a trial. Miss 27a,COO automobiles owned by Individ be ready to begin uals In the I'nlted States, or one fo every 40 population.' afternoon." McAllister Well, sre you III the 40 Thank you so much. But before we en any further I must Inform you that yet? Yonkers Statesmen. I tball positively refuse to wear tights or a hows that Is rut low In the neck." Filling Up. 'Oh. that's all right la the part "What do you do when yo have no that I'm going to giv- - you, you will news? tt mnst be bsrd to fill up." merely have to stand behind a shed "When we have no tews." explained an-help to acres m when the cyclone the New York Journalist, "we use larg strikes towa." er tjpe" hsve decided," Tsnsgpr. "to give Arllrgtcn. I'W rehearsing Mondsy "1 . tip-to-da- e Welcome Words to Women i (7 H A AXLE GREASE Keeps the spindle bright and) fre from grit. Try a bos. Sold Ly dealers everywhere. Oil Co Continental erautted (I MITCHELLS EYE SALVE A