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Show THE NERVOUS El GONGR E SSMENTAK PROSTRATION Weit Philadelphia, Pa. "Durinp the thirty years 1 have been married, I have peen in dbu neaim and had several attacks of nervous prostration until it seemed as If the organs in my whole body were worn out. I was finally persuaded to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Com Vegetable pound and it made a well woman of me. I can now do all my housework and advise all ailing women to try Lydia E. Pinkham's vegetable Com-pouand I will guarantee they will derive great benefit from it" Mrs. Frank riTZGERALD, 25 N. 41st Street, West Philadelphia, Pa. There are thousands of women everywhere in Mrs. Fitzgerald's condition, suffering from nervousness, backache, headaches, end other symptoms of a functional derangement. It was a for health restored which pratef ultospirit write this letter so that other led her women may benefit from her experience end find health as she has done. For suggestions in regard to your condition write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Cx Lynn, Mans. The result of their 40 years experience is at your service. CONVENES SESSION WITH REPUBLICANS IN CON. TROL IN BOTH HOUSES. roVNMB of Legislation Awaits the Salons, it Being Predicted Session' Will be Continued for Many Months. or "reWashington. The Sixty-sixtconstruct Ion" eoiigri'KM, cuIIimI Into exWil-sotraordinary session by from 1'iuis, coiivciii'il nt nouii on Mny 1!, uud It ej hi bl iiii ii iiiu Jolit ies in h n henule iinil liuusi- - r -- tut DOAN'S VSKV N Wheeze, Roar, hars 1 hick Wind or Choke-d- o wo, can be alto other Bunchet or Swellings. No blister, no hair gone, and bom kept at work. only a few drop required at sn application. (2 SO per bottle delivered, last 1 1 tret. IKOUiU, it, the antiseptic liniment for mankind, redurea Cytta, Went, Painful, Swollen Veins and t.'lrert. fl.2t a bottle at dealers or delivered. Book"videncc" Ires. W.S.TOUSB. t, 0. Its fast R. lartsgfUlt Mass. Eco-romi- The proillcnl son went wrong, but ram bark sll right. G00DBY, WOMEN'S TROUBLES The tortures and discomforts of Weak. Ism and aching hack, swollen feet and limbs, weakness, dizziness, rsnsra, as a rule have their origin In kidney trouble, not "female complaints.' Theee general symptoms of kidney and! Madder disease are well known so is toe remedy. Net tiir.t Jon feel a twirc of pain in the heck or are troubled with hd-arfc- e, irwlireation. Insomnia, irritation tn the Maddsf or psin In the loins and lower M'im'H, von will find quirk sod are relief in COM) l EDAf Haarlem Hl Carrl'S. This old end tri4 remedy for kidney trouble and allied de fsneements has Stood ths test for htm elrerls of years. It does th work. I'sins and troubles vanish and new Jife and bealth will come a yon continue their use. When completely restored to your oenal vigor, rwjtina taking or two each dav. rapul" GOLD Ml.IIW, Haarlem Oil Cso-enl- es sr Imported from the laboratories at IlasrUm. Holland. lo not ae a substi'ti'e, la sealed boles, e-- Vt three siaes.--Ad- v. Why Isn't a man e thief when he oihs hi wife's dress ykf Tf lsssse,settVsastna, Bcslli Oil VMII4 Brlsi Lsflee W y" Murine for Red- ness, Soreness, Granula- - AfCi tion,ItchingsndBurnirf W - of the Lyes or Eyelid; After tbe Monies. 1sn1Drops ws rowr frpMws, MoTTm sr f-Yew Lrror p Marlss Kre Htoudy Co., A - Marine wbes y m f.r Faces Winnipeg Winnipeg, Man. Food Shortage. There are no signs of any adjustment of the general strike Kit on t ion. KimmI Mock In a number of local runts nnd More became exhausted Monday. The cenerul strike committee approval the delivery of bread and milk. n reduced with C ' at cblcc IS Mil SAU LAK CITT Sunday Papers Put Under Ban. St. louls. ltNilutlotis approving the prosis biii-ii-i' tif tuitions nnd the publication of Sunday new spu pern were ndoptiil at Mondaj's wlon of the I.TIM general assembly of the i bur h. I're-byteri- an Soldiers' Bill Introduced. Washington. The soldier bind wt-- t lenient bill, amended In li"pirtHnt par. tirular to meet the views of weMern cotiKres-me- n and emilors, lias Intro-dunIn the liote by Hepreeittve Mondell, Itepnblbau fli"r leader, and Itl the Semite by Senator Smoiit. Helper Suffers Loss From Fire. llelpor. I'tab. Kire t unknown VI-startint: t 12 Tuesday nionilnc. detrojed property in the 'ni'iness district of this town of nn e!ininted value of ?ii"..'io. rily the ied arrival of a fire truck from I'ri'-the business litrlet. it-Ic'- Promise Specific Csiualty Reports. W8lilns.'toti. The vinr department ws-f- i PVrt-t- s lo le able to make pnblie "f Individual by name. rp.rfili eieb division In Kratn-e- . whli the manner in wbiih eaf h soldier met bi deafli. siiffere-- l Declares Mexico Mud Pay. H ti.itor King of t'tah prepared for ejtr'y in' r'wl'i' tlon a bill whli h l do"gried to f;HIHfe the SdjilMment of Harms of American scalnM. Meic. frotvirtg out of the depredations of Mcxhan bandits. WadiUiiTton. fit-l7:e- Reds !mdon. the Baby suffer Comfort Do not let ths baby from rupture. We give your baby special attention. Come In at once. S. H. Bowmar Co., Trust Fitters Salt Lake City 220 Brooka Arcade IjhiIi bmlli'S. Suffered for Years that maks s hor VI Long Program 1 THICK, SWOLLEN GLANDS s0tt MAKERS OF JEWELRY Itl'pri'Kt'lltllt iVf tillll'tt Of MllKSIKilll- si'tls whs (licttil spi'iiki-- of tln house over Itoiireseiilntlve Chump tiurk of Missuuii, I ii'iiuicratlc i iiuillilnle uud former sienker, by ii vole of 'SSI to 172. Senator Cummins of lows, i.'ie He. publican I'liiiillUiite, was limsen president pro tegipure of the Semite over Senator 1'ittniaii of Nevmlii, iH'iiincial. 47 to YZ, Several lieniocriits were n linen t, but all He publicans were in their scuts, two wit lilmlilliig their voles. The Republicans of both bodies also elected full slates of other officers, and thus, for the first time since V.Hl, returned to control of the Aiiiericuu national lcgislut tire. Itoullne affairs of orcani.allon comWrong Tooting. "George's fulluT Kent htm uiouey prised the opening day's proceedings, both bodies HiljniiniliiK until noon on to employ a tutor ut college." Tuesday, "Well, did lie?" There was no niiUviird evhleticp In "Sure, lie engaged a chauffeur." the Initial proceedings of 1n enorA Valuable Dog. mous amount of work alieml. Tin "Is he a pedigreed dog?" peace treaty with tiermaiiy. Including "He must lie We've hist him four the league of nutions covenant : the times In three weeks." Austrian treaty and the proposed convention for protect Inn of France are lint expected before next mom It. All hold promise of dramatic debate. Appropriation hills which fulled in filibuster last March will Is? rushed the Miserable From Kidney Trouble. Immediately In the house. Doan's Hade Mr. Barnett legislation dcullii with railroads, ami telephones; woman suf telegraphs Strong and Well. frage, prohibition, repeal of the luxury "I suffered untold agony with my tuxes iinil other pressing subjects, I if kidnrve for year," uy John Barnett, promised in the van of luiHirtatit eco30 Virginia Place. Huflalo, N. Y. nomic and reconstruction questions. "Sometimes I frit thnt 1 would burn This legislation Is expected by leadup with fever, but every now and then would have a severe chill. Often my ers to hold congress In session utmost clothes were wringing continuously until the presidential wet with jiempira-tion- . 1'be kidney seof licit. Investigations, plancretions were unned by the Itepnbl leans of numerous natural in color and administration acts also are expected odor and burned terto begin in the near future, with Inribly. At night my hoes were so tight auguration probable In the house In on mv feet that I connection with appropriation bills. could hardly get them i on and my bands J FOCH COMPLETES PLANS. welled so 1 ouldn't-s?bold a teacup, III. it Is Resdy for Germans Should They cbed! I walked with Refuse to Sign Terms. two canes and was all bent over like aa aged man. When the terrible pains Koch on Monday 1'iirts, Marshal hot through my kidneys, my knees laid of four bis plan before round! the would eiv way and many times 1 bad for nilllliiry operation that are lo be to be lifted to mr feet by people on the street. 1 didn't care whether I put Into cffe-- t hi case the tJerman lived or died. I was so miserable. 1 plenipotentiaries decline to sign the finally ned Itoan't Kidney Pillt and "uce treaty. they cured me of all kidney trouble. After the conference Itetwee!! Marmade me strong and well." loan't shal Koch ii nd the council of four. tworn to before me, A. A. WILCOX, Com. of Deed. President Wilson bud a talk with (ien-era- l known later l'ershing. It Boa Kmt 0s Or Dmi'i al Stars, that Cenerol I'epdilng's visit to Iot-do- n HstMmil In order to may Ik CO, BUFTALO, ft. T. await developments. FOSTCIt-MJLBUit- BOYD PARK IOO MAIN nd ,.r-L-- UTAH BUDGET to know any other jewelry store. May be Overcome by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable 6PECIAL NEPHI. UTAH. S. It ijn't necessary UP THEIR BURDENS This Compound Letter Proves It TIMES-NEW- Suffer Hugs Losses. ltiera Itenekltie. who Is personally conducting the oerstions of bis sntl flolsTtevik army against the on the Volga, am city of TsaritJ-Jn- , Bounced t' capture of Ifi.fssi SPECIALIST HUGHES Jm4f BWj,, &Jt UW Civ tud He4)eCht. NffvousitPetcorttHtrd). Kiv phystcisn. yrin t tir psjti.lni Bat Anv a jirnirilbytit ot ot Optumeiry lsiis Idkho t'th, ihs And cluplu-ilt-d- pitcH. a4 WyoaiBf. FORCING GROWTH OF PLANTS Intelligence of Man Is Enabling Him to Become Matter of Nsturs snd ths Sessons. degrees man Is becoming mns-te- r of the seuHons. l.lcht nnd electricity sire being pressed Into hi service, and he ran nlrcHily force on plant growth so mpldly that he can beat the ordinary process of Nature by Tt.v tunny weeks. One method Is to treat seed, before planting It. with small doses of electricity. In 1010 a trial high-tensio- made of this method near 'romii, in ICusex, Kuglnnd. Spring wheat Is usunlly sown In March or April. On thin occasion the wheat of which the seed had been treated by this special process, was not sown until July 10. It was up In five days, snd on September 10 was In ear. It was reaped 12 weeks from the time It was sown, whereas the ordinary time fur wheat to mature In that country Is 18 weeks. Another method of forcing crops Is to run a current of electricity through overhead wires. In this wsy the yield of oats and beans bus been nesrly doubled. Experiments tried Isst yesr at I.lnrluden Mains farm In !umfrlrs-shlre- , were practical! successful. A third method Is to ue artificial light, either electric or, better still, acetylene, limits sre thus made to grow by night as well ss by day. Cabbages snd lettuce sre easily forced In this way, but other plants such ss carrots, seem to resent It. Flowers bloom esr-lle- r under artificial light, and are mors brilliant. Vina LOATH Rurn-hsm-o- TO GIVE ARMOR UP Nobles Wore It aa Gala Costume Long After It Wss of Any Value as Protection. Tntll the sixteenth century srmor deIn a logical way; Its forms were governed by the necessities of the result of sir, cbsnges In It were practical experience and actual experiment oo the battlefield not decided npnn Id the office of the minister of veloped sir. After ths sixteenth century It befnntsstlc and meaningless, a gala costume rather than a harness; the greatest csptslns opposed Its use, but the nobles clung to It as a mars of dlstlnctlno. After It made bulletproof It bent me so enormously besvy thst at tha end of the sixteenth century Iinon complained thst gentlemen of thirty srere already deformed by the weight f their armor. Tn spite of the hnge armors of Henry VIII. of Anthony of r.urgundy snd of some others, the average slw of the modem man Is greater thsn thst of the soldier of the middle ages and the re. if we csn Jndre from the oisnee, armors preserved In the museums of lelsnd and the Continent, which sre,, with few exceptions, small snd especially In the leg snd thigh en me w-- nsr-row- piecs. flock Thst Floats. James K. Orteve of l'rotect, Jyk-sficounty. Ore., hss a formation of rock on his property wh'rh will float. Mr. brieve clslms that floating rock Is not tincommon In bis vicinity, the vpiMtt!ttn being thst It Is the rock from the eruption when frster Iske wss formed, thst body of wster being Atwint rto mi'es from bis projierty. The trH rsetnHes pumice sione and p!r'e of tj ran be seen floating smnnd on the oris. l!rsrdlng this strange rock Mr. tirieve seys: "To sppreclste this enormous eruption one should visit frster I.ske stirrnriinl ng conn'ry. frk and the made rrnre nMdi Is rrf'-snd s'trnctive every jeer sve road nd tre't work coder d ree Ib.n of the w nf d pi'"r"'t." n "rWi't tt P ty the Msnicurist. Of cntirse yoti have ytuir little rr-rle- s and momen's of rotation whie dal'y tssfcs. but fojng shout you had In llten to ail the flubdub snd mushy talk s msn'cnrtst ab'0t hS to l'en to while he hers? Mscofi T'egrst'h. "ip-p- g's Wemember One's L ifoitatioes. tn the mors! world there Is aoih'if Impossible, if we t'tit a fhormirh nl d tn It. Man everyib;rig sr:h fclmseif hnt be mnt not sernnt to tbers. IlsakotdL 4 too tBtKk wit ra Charged with conspiracy to steal an Interstate shipment of liquor en route from Kentucky to California, four men ere on trial at Salt Lake. The Ogden School Teachers' association, with a membership of 120, has become affiliated with the Ogden Trades and assembly. Ogdtn led the cities of the United States in the per cent of Increase in building activities for the month of March. 191S), over March, 1918. Two deaths and 1.10 injuries represent the toll of railroad accidents reported on the Oregon Short l.lne during April. The two killed were employees. The clly coinmlstdonerR and city engineer at Ogden ore working out plans for the expenditure of about $."(H,(HM) for street paving, sewers, sidewalks curbs and guttera. Salt I.uke women have again gone over the top. The subscriptions obtained by the women In the Victory loan drive, $1,440,!).'), exceed the previous loan by $190,000. Two men convicted of shipping liquor Into Salt Ijike City;, conceuled In Mocks of cement supiaised to be wanted for building purposes, will serve terms in the federal prison. The twelfth annual convention of the Kplscopul church in Utah was held in Salt Ijike last week, nil the clergy of the district and lay members from most f Ihe parishes being present. Kequestliiij thnt the agents of the United States employment service In Salt Lake find work for them, 101! Utah soldiers have mailed enrds on their arrival ,'n New York from overseas, T. 15. Terrell, coloret , Is In an Ogden hospital, near death, with cuts upon his body which required 123 stitches to close. John Kfferson. another negro. Is being sought by the police as the assailant. liana have been completed nt the University of Utah for the golden star memorial services to he hold June 0 to honor the forty-fou- r university men "who freely gnve their Inst full measure of devotion." collided bend-on- , Two automobile one mile oust of American Fork and. as n result, two persons were severely Injured. Isaac Hanson, of 1'ayson. sustaining a broken arm. and his mother suffering a broken lilp. 1'rofessor William Peterson, geologist for the state board of equalization, has made up a surveying pBrty and liss gone to the Uintah basin to assess the coal, hydrocarbon and other mines In that region. On the eve of bis contemplated departure for Italy. Oulssepid Itfgongiari. formerly of Carfield. sllogod counterfeiter of silver dollars and half dollars, lias been rroted In New York City by Unite! States secret scrvlc opera lives. commission, The state securities through Its secretary, O'Tdon Snow, has already prepared the application blanks necessary for companies to use If they wish. In accordance with the terms of the state's new blue sky Inw. to sell their stocks. The Journal of the senate of the Thirteenth Utah legislature Is Just off the press, and Is a rolnme of more than noo pages. The actual record of the proceedings is 70S pages, or an average of a trifle more than 13 pages for each legislative day. Seventy-fivper cent of the Ogden city school teachers signed their contracts Inst week. The board of education announced that steps will be tsk-e- n at once to obtain additional teachers to fill the vacancies made by the failure of mime of the teachers to present their signed contracts. With more than HO.Otsi worth of liquor already reposing In the basement of the federal building at Salt like. there Is grave danger thnt space will soon be at s premium unless other places are found for Its storage. The liquor Is rained at nlont llOO.om nt t "bootleg" quotations. Seven hundred citizens of went on record ut a mass meeting In favor of jMiitionUig the board of eduto grant ten days' adcation of ditional time for th- - teachers tit rr. their contracts and to grant the fenh-cr- s n salary Increase to a minimum of $lssi a year. to the caucus of the Utah American legion, held at St. Im s. have returned, snd sli sre onthnstnst ic over the work accomplished at the convention and of the prospects the Immediate formation of what promises to be Hie nioet Influential factor In American life for Ihe Dext fifty year. nl U.lks iodg of Members of the S;.lf Iike took It's) wounded sold! era stationed st fort lvmgla "O a trip to Ogden on X'jtidsy. More than 1W cars were fund!,! ly the f.lks for th ocensbm. tliuritus of the sts'e milted run n tie heartfelt tribii:r of day t to the mothers lhir of,tie.Ti'ons tliroiiJ.oiii tbe commonwealth. tltin down ty ftn antotnotdle durfailing ing a rri'iistorin at Salt to see the machine because of sn m brella field In front of her. Mrs. Ids fmith. of Xalt Lofce. wss fatally Indays after jured, tlealb occurring the accident. board of equalization and The assessmt-n- t completed tbe assessment of Hie railroad, telephone, eipres. snd iwer companies In the s'ste. With the exception of two of three of the smaller telephone I eompsk'es. fi e eorporatlons w ere ail aasrase-- highef Uisn last year. , e Suffered for Years IT DOESN'T HURT Miserable From Kidney Trouble. Doan's Made Nr. Barnett Strong and Well. "I suffered untold agony with my With fingers J Corns lift out and costs only few centa kidneys for years," aayn John Harnett, 30 Virginia Place, Huflalo, N. Y. "Sonietimea I felt that I would burn up with fever, but every now and then would have a severe chill. Often my clothes were wringing wet with perspiration. The kidney ae- were un- cretions in color and rak-fnatural y mwA Knmt t I. wl . i ribly. At night my shoea were ao tight V on my feet that I could hardly get them A'. i ' i snd nu my wr'led so 1 couldn hold a teacup. I I, ...I. ik ; ached! I walked with two canes and waa sll bent over like an aged man. When the terrible pauoij ehot through my kidneys, my kneSs would give way and many times I bad I to be lifted to mv feet by people on the street. I didn't care whether IE lived or died, I waa ao miserable. H, s liumiy useu uwti 9 Aiuncy mia sun they cured me of sll kidney trouble, I loan s made me strong and well. fo before me, A. A. "WILCOX, Com. of Deed. Cst Doan'e at Aor Stars, S0 Baa Tain? No, not one bit I Just drop a little Freesone on thut touchy corn. Instantly It stops aching, then you lift thnt bothersome corn right off. Yes. magic! Costs only a few cents. Try Freezone ! Your druggist sells u tiny bottle, sufficient to rid your feet of every nurd corn, soft corn, or com between the toes, und calluses, without one particle of pulu, soreness or irriFreesone is the mysterious tation. ether discovery of a Cincinnati genius. fc'u.-o- DOAN'S "rl?V CO FOSTER-MILBUR- BUFFALO. N.Y. Value of Canadian Farm Land. In the annual report of the Canadian bureau of statistics, recently issued. It appears, that the average value of furm lund in the dominion. Including improved and unimproved lunil buildings, was $111 an acre in 1918. The average was $44 In 1.17, $11 $40 in 1!I15, und $;W in 11)11. What Esau Sold. Hobby was entertaining the air pilot who was waiting to see his sister. "Fancy," wild Hobby, "Hying machines ure mentioned in the lilble." "Are they reully?" asked the interested sub. "Well, In bis sermon this morning the vicar said thut F.snu sold his heirship to his brother Jacob," replied Bobby. Struy Stories. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured by Local. AHfLJUATlo.NS, si they cannot reu.es the aval ut Ilia Uiaosss. Catarrh la a lorul disease, Rrcatlv influHAL.1,'8 enced by constltuttoniil cularrli. CATARRH MKOKiNE will curs Cutlcura for Sore Hands. It Is taken Internally and n-l- i Soak hands on retiring in the hot suds the Hlood on the Mucous Hiirfacsa through of ths HAUL'S CATARRH MIJliICINkB of Cutlcura Soap, dry and rub In Cu- Syatem. Is romposed of soma of ths brml tonics tlcura Ointment. Remove surplus known, combined with some of the best blood purifiers. Tha perfect combination Ointment with tissue paper. This Is of the Inirredlenta In HAM8 CATARRH sorh wononly one of the things Cutlcura will do MEHIC1NK la what proilu.-eIn catarrhal conditions. If Soap, Ointment and Talcum are used derful results 7fo. Testimonials fre. IiriiKgtsis for all toilet purposes. Adv. F. J. Cheney A Co., I'ropa., Toledo, O. a OF FOOLING LOOKED UKE LABOR WASTED Course Taken by Germany Resembles Board's Visit Over, Small Boy Couldn't Sea Further Necessity for So Much Soap antd Water. MERELY PIECE Closely Neat Trick That Is Credited to Sheridan. He wns a new little boy at tbe or plumage nnd wns much Impress4d by nil Ihe scrubbing and denning be snv done there, more so because he bud come from a home In which disorder nnd dirt Imd held away. He could not understand It: more than that. It Irrltnted him. nnd when he got the Jch of scrubbing Ite dining-roosteps he was almost reijy to leave. Hut Just then .nme a new excitement to the Ihk.iC. The hoard wss coming to make ds annual tour of nnd Me clesniag wns doubled.. "Oct remit for the hoard," wan the homo wntchvord. It seemed, and he. being very hnmnn. decided to stay until that big event was over. The day of visiting came and passed. The next morning Ihe new young-Mc- r soucht the matron. "Now that lh"ti has been heie, I don't se no "Certainly Ihe use of smibb'ng them steps so of'er "Sheridan thereupon bsnd-do yotiT" he a"ked. Ironmonger fSunter's neatly folded account, snatched up bis hat and nifhed forth." Appropriate. Outside Brussels Is a lnrg monued. ment of a German general. When thn nlltos started to advance last year, children." "They ore some wit placed a handbag with the That soT "Yes. They even obey their par- wort's "Tn Berlin" printed oo. In the outstretched hand of the monument. ents," "The Oermnns, by fooling ns with German iMilshevlstn, hoped to escape the payment of wnr Indemnities," said a congresstnun. "It reminds me of a story about Sheridan, the spendthrift playwright. "Gunter, the confectioner, left his statement with Sheridan one morning, and a few hours later Hanson, the Ironmonger, called. Tlsnson was very pressing on the subject of bis acconnt. He harangued and he harangued. Sheridan, broke, as usual, pnoed the floor In despair. "Rut suddenly on Idea struck- he spendthrift nnd he said: "You know OuntcrT "One of the safest men In London.' Hanson replied. "Then you will be satisfied If 1 give you Ms bill for the amount? - d n Ominous. Very Likely. "What killed your esse-- Hi onrtf "I don't pot ice anything of a music "I guess It wns the fsct of Its be-rack abont here." "Just wait until i Ing a short circuit court." you hear Sallle begin to play." IHIHI I I'M I'M I I I 1 i Ml II 1 1 t I IfHIl 1 1 1 I 1 I I I Is Your Table DrinK A Real Part of the Meal? pn-cn- n Oi-d"- ii PS tt There's no food value Li coffee or tea. a ncy are omy accompanimenrs 10 mo meai deb-pate- s fr Off LIFT CORNS llFOSTUM CEREAL 1 part of the meal and a right royal part as one well .knows who enjoys a hot, cup of thb snappy. drink. Invigorating to full-flavor- ed Why do hundreds of thousands of Americans now drink Postum in pref crer.ee tc coffee? The better health from a 10 days trial ia your home will tell. Postum is boiled just like coffee (15 to minutes after boiling begins), is a beverage of rich, delicious flavor, and economical. ste tele-grsp- 1 I Two sizes, usually sold at 15c and 25c sm-t4-i- i in 1 1 1 mi i urn i i i in 1 1 tittt 1 1 ii i ul |
