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Show EVEN IX G f NEWS DESERET L0OKXYOURSELF OVER CAREFULLY Anil see Mp mpiTalAfldClub notes if your condition such ye to make jour best investment the, fiurchase of Hood's fiar s tpriUa. Beptiron and Hood's course of medicine will be Wbrth' many tlny-- the cost when it removes that tired feeling, that paleness and anemic tendency, that hat wasnfng of waning strength, weakness of body that opens the and way for disease, that backache other symptoms of kidney trouble, constipation, and that grouchy touch of rheumatism. Many people - need Jhla splendid combination to rrvtke perfect health, Others muy not ' need ailThiVer bd 1 1 in fled eriiwidy needs po Adthem rei,pf iB ? ver(isenient. PM-Thi- . s street, Salt Lake City, and the groom LARGE affair Of this evening th.e son of Mr and Mrs. Robert T. , Pail ... . avenue, thin city. camouflage Hlgbee of 41 la Fourth k, (he a member of th head- Mr. Htgbe of to be glvaa at the Deseret quarters field ar- the company D. B. u. tiller? at Camp Xearny,J4th Gymnasium la the I Aaaocla-, I he Girl7 Athletic K&nat I The entertainment committee jefa op pf the 'Woolgrowers and etockgrowenj entertained the wives of Unique decorations wm oe ciatlona refreshments and delegates at an Orpheum- - party yes- planned, J'feaJturn. Special jjance willb given terday, IncludingK. Mrs, John 8M reMander- rj,clle Thurman and by ofa charge Mrs W J. M, field, Tarqons. i. of the University Bt -t- ool. The - school Agti . fTheXwlrt association, who are as mmlttee glades officers kb 'h 'and Mra J. btewart. . . ' r j ,h, One hundred ,son of ar(,'tt. Salt Lake, the ceremony to be performed st 8an Diego where Miss Duval-enmother have her by been visiting for some time, with who a of the iTSth )L I. member artillery at Camp Kearny. f The. silver tea given a yesterday d , - urea viuhthe muiw biiu iiiuaivai num tea following. The stage evtninsw and bra Red Cross, had at the rear a "' j Frances Collins, treasure, the East "high school association; Miss graithen. president; Springer, vice president; Mtes Miss Pomeroy, treasurer, and Hannah Soaem, secretary, of ths West Hlrh School association. , t r sod Miss B. e8U atteBded nt is Ifni large ad ifbl '" fuflifo"' h. s SaifceVi'ven . tl Unlwrslty wd tah, ofL. thi East D. S, unlver-Iz-li chool nd We,t hl silverbS 12 a s,lv Th hD was decorated with the tth noinsetthls. S.lvT dleatlcklI- - with red randies were at the riourde aTu w er" elaborate ?y 'Irrlfd rornera Mra G. W. Neeley and Mrs. 0,u F. Oulmer presided at the tablet ' wore Red Cross costumes Mraf -- h. atyl vfLa, ul. ar.?a3r L. D. Flrebaugh. who received the ' T a wore et i2ar" also Red thedoor, im aocial affair this afternoon jat the offerings OBtume Cros Mra D. W Jessup 17? .V?'h large gave an Interesting paper on "The His- - arJ. c!uk .house, ihe hosts and hostesses gignsford apart menta and a be Mr and Mra F. U. Mr, and Organisation - of the - Red limber of table hare been reserred.-'tor- r Mr. end Mrl George H. Wood. .Gray, Mise Kate Williams teld ef U sra Percy Sadler is In charge of the Croaa Mr. Mra Charles and and Hawver Red work of the the Crosa Vocal j pe pniii nflrr lections were given by Miss Jane Banda, Mra W, K. Thurston. e Mtsa Eleanore Voelker Accompanied by aoror Miss Estelle Jensen has retnroed Th pledges of the Chi Ornra voelker entertained -- with from a Visit at three weeks' at with her siss. University of Utah, entertain, piano cumbers, t ter, Mrs. A. C. Cooley of State College, ' Orpheum party followed by a tea thisr Now Mexico. - The engagement of Miss Gertrude ftsrnoon, in honor to the active memAsbjornsen and Joseph & Edward is Rid ten of the eorortty. The Auxiliary ef the Llovd announced, the marriage to take place Alliance of Cross e e e the First Unitarian church In the near future will Mbs Ivy Forrester la entertaining meetWednsday afternoon at' t , oclock. (be S. 0. H. club this afternoon- and Mra T. O. Shock ell enter the local former students and w- - and Mrs. Thomas BoVlen and talne1 lamnaa f the University of Indiana gr. and Mra Kenneth Warner of Pen- at thelr hom. the rooms Bl(fht I dlston. Or, who ar n, being decorated In college pennanta MARRIAGE LICENSES convention of the National- - Woolgrow- - j and reminiscences and college songs orF association, were guests of honor being features of the evening. A brief was made by former Senator Jo- The following marriage licensee Friday night at a dinnerparty at the talk Ph Rawlins, a graduate of the ln- Hotel Utah, tendered them by their were Issued by Uie county clerk for -i stltuuop A- Best-e friend, Lieut. James r f Ura week enalng Friday i war prison medical staff jof ! rmh. t xr n of th Dr. Beat, mayor of the ttiin afternoon with Mrs. A- - C. WaUs Ft Douglas. town of the Web-fo- and Mias Violet Whitworth. famous' Round-u- p John E. Goat ex Lehl, and Reva R. state- - acted the host In admirable e e e Grant, Bpanleh Fork. The Daughters of the Indian War wanner and succeeded In making the Paul D. Thomas and Fannie Red Croae auxiliary meet to- - Queen, httle family dinner an --enjoy a bleat--Veter- an both- - of Preston, Idaho. falr. Besides the the day In the Lion bouse. S. Glenn Merrill and Helen C. Keller, jovial host, the following attended: CoL and Mra George L. Byram, U. 8. A. Mrs. Ruel G. Halloran and child have both of Preston, Idaho. of commandant the retired, Lehl ParkerBennlngton,Jdaho, and way prison gone to Long Boach.jJkU for the. rent barracks, UtJ. Emory'S. Wes,t, iC 8. of the winter. Leora Hebdon. Georgetown, Idaho. . Wendell McM. P cavalry, executive officer of the W,lind SmootlC Spanish Fork, barracks, and Mra West; Mr. and Mra. L. B. McCornfck enter- and Rebecca Clawaon, Salt Lake. Mra William F. Beer, chief ofthe tained last an andTHien Bankx Christensen at evening Hyrum medical staff of the war prison hospl-- , party followed by a eupper atLthetr both of Spanish Fork. ' ,v homa In honor of Mr. and Mra.'1c7 E.-Daniel Jensen and Mahalta Peterson, V G roe beck, and of Mra. O. J. Salisbury. both of Mink Creek, Idaho. The marriage of Mies Haxel Clifton Covers were laid for U guests. W. Nell Christiansen, Ephraim, e Holding and William J. Hlgbee Utah, 'and Lucy Lillenqulst, Hyrum, on Wednesday, Jan. 16, ah'Loe 'An Interesting event --of next week Utah. Angelas, Cal- Tha bride la the daugh- - t!1ILv and Cal 8. Miss Ruth MebsterLEl Cehtro, terof Mr.- E. G-- Holding of MJ U DuvkHdabur andMr. W, Eth VlfZ I - Z . - l r.r: ItJTs hrytf?V ThJU A I . I I ot honor-guentaa- took-plac- ai - , 1918 Pleda Bahais, - Jehu J. Lundqulst anTTBrnmn both of Salt 0' XX J w$m y NYtskt- - V frCoJ IdjnVc, -. . j? Send and-Fle- es . .IieL lav-ton- I Pay M--t -- on - Home ana School' League' No Money Frelg- U- Wherever you live in the Western States 11 eni you this world famous Columbia GrafonoU with the true "Tone of Life that timpiy cant be imitated, and your choice ot records from a list of thousands. Place them in four home and use them exactly aa though they were your own, for S days. Enjoy them as much as you kite invite die neigfv Jxxs hold dances knd happy parties. Then you arent entirely sure yocr want to keep the outfit, return k at our ' t expense ail die trial Easiest terms if you wont cost you a copper cent. do keep it. iv Send coupon far free books COL JOSEPH J. DAYTCS, Jr4 l4 Ptyrn Midi CkAfONOLAl Oa OTton) AlX atykaa CWiHn, WSrfTFATlOA tm- -4 Bank, mi faA m m to Uw Mini, OthJb Cs Ml Ufa Imm. M. fm 9 Aim T DUsl T1UAL CMTUL ga td gHeg AkW w 4 THE SCIIOOLTIIAT GOES TO THETUPHT By A. J. Hagnn, Prlnctpal of tbo Salt Ixtka City Night ScbooL Address , their demands- - .as wishing to study THE SCHOOL THAT GOES TO business, mechanics, science, domestic PIT1L. art. common branches ana other We find among them college The night school Idea Is not an wish to supplemsnt educational fad, nor In It In Its ex- graduates whowork with courses cf former their watched with to he. perimental stage work in ths shops. Others practical fear and trembling, lest It fall In Its are working ftf greater efficiency In On the contrary inexist- the work they are doing, or aro like- Immediately enter ths government function ly to be called upon to do at a later service. ence Is a response to social demands time. . Charles Chlstenbsrry, who recentproblems for the solution of very real This school Is particularly appeal- ly joined ths aviation corps. Is reportof educationIn a demorratltr-vysteImed to bo in camp somewkerj in Texas. to wsge earners who wish to Primarily such a school exists to fill ing Prealdent Herrick leaves ll a few their condition. Being worka definite demand for opportunity to prove and Hannah, Wyoers, and being ambitious as well, the days p)t Rawlins a class of citizens of the most progresmarked characteristic of tbo student ming, where --he will rtalt with ths sive type; hence their demands are Saints and in ths missionaries not do Drones get body la Industry. heard. The night school caters to a to nor do the faint heart- branches here. school, sight l during tlme occupied class whose ed survive long. amthe day. but In whom the flree ofcomThe school Uvea because of Its ap- CROUP AT MIDNIGHT! WELL IN bition are not quenched by the and on its merits. It survive, peal, MOUSING. qT yUgkt. jpg because H give its patrons what thsy A' few nights ago ono of At present very city of xnyiEe want the among Very a prominent had small child taken with has a well organized school for this otesees of arry such school IS ths one the croup about midnight," write M. T. cissa of atudenta The policy of for foreigners who are studying Eng- Darla Bearsvill, W. VC Thay cams Inschool, as a rule. Is to provide an and American citizenship, with to my store and got a bottle of Foley's structor for any class or tea studenta, lish, a view to becoming Americana. Honey and Tar. Before morning the teaching the subject for which theya In our own city is a public night eh lid was antirely recovered. Ths enroll. This plan usually, brings offathers name Is C. C. Craven." Isn't supported by ths city, and school population ranging In years school courses A R unwise to experiment with unknown mentioned. herein as fering tO to years school from high Age up competent faculty, with a student body cough medicines when you cat, get the or more,- who.. classify fhoniselves b filhcd with the spirit of tndnstry,'har-aotertze- s genu ne Folay'a Honey Hind Tart Beat Ths for oougha, eolde, croup and lagrlpp. th organization. results of ths work so far wlU doroon-trat- e Bohramm-- J ohneon Drug Co. A 1 for themselves that Balt Laka City is enrolled among the progressive cities tu education, a welt aa ether IF" Goet sun-Ject- s. . - - - -- , my-patro- - ns I Liberty Stake Conference At th Assembly hall 8unday at I am. the quarterly conference of th Llbarty stake will bo opened and wlU continue at I o'clock In the afternoon at the tabernacle, and in tha evening by th ward In th various ward chapela. Special aervlr of tb Fifth, Seventh and Ninth East street cart ' arranged. r a rlccicicc3a - V- Directory L. dyer-Usamo- c JU factors of progress. Aanwnanamgata. . Thrift Stamps at Brnmw The eacher association of tbo Sumner school will most at ths school bundling Monday, Jan. JL at S:4t pjn. Ths them for th meeting will be Thrift Stain pa Several ef the students from the Junior high school d a partmen t will read original essays ef that subject, and the Rev. J. 1L H. Williams wUl deliver the address of the meeting. Miss Thomas, who teaches ths musle In ths school. Is preparing several songs, which will demonstrate ths actual class work sf ths chlldrsa, to their parents. Supervisor jHtogall at Wasatch Patrons of the Wasatch wfU have ths pleasure of attending a demonstration of the method ef teaching musts Is the Salt Lake seboola, at the next meeting of the association. Monday afternoon, Jan. 11, at t:4i p an. Music Supervisor Hugh Bengali will he. tn charge. Jack Plckford fas 'Freckle-- - Saturday mprnlng, Jan. tt, at 10:10, the beginning ot the ever delightful story sf Freckles will flash on the screen, Startling BargSin Feature ot THE MODE'S Let - Go" Sale' Parent-T- Marvelous and Most Extraordinary Offer of at the HERETOFORE PRICED UE-T- O I We have selected 1000 of OurCIassiet Garments up to $69.75 and groupedu them for final "Let-Gat the aston-- r ishingly lowprice of $24.00., k axe dress and for evening wear, of wool velour, pompom, plushes, velvets, chif-fd-n broadcloths, Poiret twills, silvertones, diagonal and twill velours in so many colorings and styles that we cannot begin to enumerate them and as well as the extra sizes. Values there ar&- aU- sizes from unseen elsewhere at $24.00. . SUITS ler tsilora. collection; , 7 - More the-small- eat Women every where are talking about their exceptional smartness. They are true style duplicates of the season's latest Importation a brilliant effects, elaborately developed, yet prfectly stunning la SATINS, GEORGETTES, VELVETS. CREPE D CHINES, SERGES, etc. Dresses tof every' &a(iX,ph -- 4etlVt;4j,.i teraoon and street models. In a most captivatall low priced ing and varied array - - - amazingly at. $3 4 0. represent THE DRESSES prodtT etc America' than three hundred tn the model garment only one of a re fashioned of suede, velour, Hvcrtonee. tncotinen and many L. The range of etylen, and meet th requirement of th email 2Inan. R." Wc,l. those requiring extra sixes r,;::r befor at THE MCTDE have such magnl- &t BUCh ridlculoua re- dictions.armen : ,.th' Hundreds of Entire. Stock of -- Exquisite Waists .at. Reductions LVVaSty.v. 44 JE. v cyvu myt B r'CJJEi dwayr Teacher of Cello. Was. Reduced - e. I , t tttl-l- l. ' ar 4; YOUR n SSjBEiLj jaarLfta CHILD CALVIN S. CARRINGTON. Studio Conitltatlof! BtOflss touch and . teckaia t with Hathews graded eoajaactloa eourae ef stadias. Hours VM Dr. Maeoow llelpja WM. C. CLIVE. , Taar ofrlolht and piaae.On IIS North State Street. Srbeet. bloec north. of Eagle Gala Phone Wasatch lier-WBait Laka Utah- - CHAS. SHEPHERD. Parents s. (Special Correspondence. ) ENVER. Jan. IT. Last Friday evening tb following young people gave party at tha Orpheum: Mrs. Mry Call, Mrs. Willard Call, Sybil Smith. Marls Pitachke, Percy Hoars. Horace Baird, George Beam, Henry Bartholomew and Grant; Gregerson. Dr. Frank L. West of tha Agricultural college of Utah was hero two days this week. II was representing the Agricultural college tn th Rocky Mountain athletic conference In Denver. Dr. West 1 was a speaker at ths noon service. - The Hatch- - Brothers of Lswlstown, Utah, were visitors In Denver Sunday, stopping off on their way bom from an eastern burin trip. Mra F. L. Colo of Rigby, , Id a was L. Herrick a Johi Mra of the guest few days recently. Mrs. Cole is ths wife ot Dr. 'Ooi,fto Is In gown-- 1 meat service stationed at Washington. D. C. Mra Cql stopbed off In Den- -, ver on her wdF home from Washington. Ellhu Call and family arrived In Denver Sunday from St. Loula where hom for some they have made (heir hag monthe Mf. Call for some years Gerbeen studying and teaching in eastern part of many, as well lyath this country. He hop to make hia horn In Denver, and will open classes in Dr. Grant Grbgerson has been incepted In the government service, after undergoing the examination for three times the fourth time.' The first be was rebe took the examination disabilijected on account of physicalboard deties, but ths last examining clared him capable of entering the In him class I. II service, and placed will continue In his dental echooHng at tb University of Dancer untH" June; after his skamlnaXlou h will voice-cultur- .LET GO , 4thivnua TIT "Walter Wright, manager ( tha Utah Aaaoclatlon of Credit Max Is leaving L. D. S. U. SCHOOL OF XHJSia today to attend a meet lag at Bt. Loula Mid-yeSemester Starts Jaa. R, . managers of adjustment Mia, of th bu leans and credit Interchange bureau f now. 7Rtator Association affiliated with the National of Credit Men. Mr. Wright has been ore in (true ted by th board ef direct of tb Utah Aaaoclatlon of Credit Mea TRACY Y. CANNON. to Join th National Credit Interchange Alta Arbor, 118-119bureau conducted bv th National AsBerlin ad sociation for the purpose of sleartng Information on merchants over ledgerentire oo untry. ths Hurry, .Mother! Remore poisons from little stom . ach, liver, bowels. Give-Californ- Syrup of ia Figs if cross, bilious . or feverish. Pnptl ef Oarie Baeaamlef.- - 'Graduate of New England Conservatory ef Mast. Formerly last rector at New Eaglaad Ooa. alee WelUslay college, announce th epeateg ef his Sait Lake 44 - Phene eaat Howth Tam pi a Room S.etudle, 148. Wasatch Residence phene , Interrlewa Was. illl-Tneadnys and Friday S to t o'clock a ad by appoint saenL. ' MARIAN CANNON. Fapfl of Aoguet B pan nth, Bsritn, TKACH KA OF FLA NO. Stadte 414 Templeton Bldg. Stwdle Pboat Waa II lUaldence. Hy. 444. SUMMERHAYS. VOICH BUILDING. Graduate New England Conservatory ef Music. Btadio 48 X. 80. Temple, Room 4, Rea. rhon Hy. 141-- Denver News I terns In this group beautiful garments the producfa'of the r1! manufacturers. Exclusive coats for .general service, Vrvrx HPQ THE MISS ROSIN A P. BAUER. MARGARET .This is an opportunity. most nnusuaranH"welurge"patrons tcT share in the wonderful savings without delay. - East Manager surpassed, according to the oommlttee. Call Mra.Jehn Mallck by telephone not later than Friday night If you wish seats reserved, asd she win arrange It for you. - - o - Paramount-Empres- are Invited by ths Better Films committee to accompany ths children as thsy can, asd see what aothuslastle crowds attend. If there are any mothers who would tike to reser seats for this or any picture that la presented, to use tn entertaining the children's party guests. It can he arranged. For a theatre party for the children you entertain, 'It cannot be $69.75 SENSATIONAL SAVINGS r 19 Lake, Zetisrqulst. rh-nVi41,4 Arthur W. Stevens, Ogden, and Wlu- . MUl Creek, Utah. Henrietta K. Whedun, Kearney, Neb. tlfred Sari I). Swayse and Esttnr L Olsen, Helge U. Aplend of bait Luke and both of (la It lake. Mabel O. Smith ef Kansas City, Mo. Frank C. Waamund, Barnston, Neb, Truss Carr and Mary Allen, both of and Ella M. Watson, tPaeadena, chL Salt Lakn Leonard Walk. Lyman,. ye,, and Dorus William Smllh ef Wanshlp Lula Jane Flash. San Joe Cal Slid Edgh Leona Kirk of Salt Lakn John N Volkel and Edith 1J , Wells, Andrkw Lewis bellon of Brookline. knd Gertrude M .Keudltr of Salt both of Provo. - - Walter E. Springer and Hannahi G. Maas, Lake. - V Nash both of Salt Ijike Frank Kropt and Ethel Burton, both Joseph B Jeppesen and Anna O. IC of. Cleveland, Idaho Devine-Wll-Albert J. NhIhou and Storeida, both of Geneva I l.ih , . , . Hyrum A Danielson. Mantl, Utah, son, both of leton.andIdaho, bainuel Stewart Elisabeth Ifell-- 1 and Roselle Larsert, .Ephraim, Utah Claude K Kirkmdn and Rachel irarl man, both of Teton, Idaho. Roy Hawkins and Larrle V. Moore,1 Baxter, both qf Salt Lake : I'eter C. Jeneen, Huntsville, Utah, and both of ball Luke. woe JSr May-- ! Albert Gleude Nelchene L. Wallace, salt Lake. I Lake Oliver J, Chaule's and Myrtle Irene son, boih Oof ball her and Minnie McM Crowd Lewis Thompson, both of Kairvlew,e. Idaho. I'rovo.. d. boi,h a -Meebert R. Larsen tbutt-ial- . j. D urffflth bainuel of Wuburrij" Cal Utah. Edna Elisabeth Robins, A of ColumbUA JGreen Ohio. and L Miller. and Ruby alter Ruby Jr. Delbert Chipmau of American Fork Stewart. both of Salt Lake Donald C, James, and Virginia Clay-totl- and Ora V. Hoiman of Ile&sant Grove Lake of Salt both George F. Edmunds and Fern Ellas Whitney, Earl E. Martin, Shattuck, Okie, and Barratt, both of Salt Lake. and Utah ' Frank E Pettegrew, Murray, Ethel Horsley, Bountiful, Verne Giles, Armour, 8 D., and Ju- Evelyn Booth, Salt Lake. CowJames B. Ogletree and Mary P. lia Huber. Salt Lake Lynn Meihoa and Kate L White both ley. both of Salt Lake. Leona Lake. Raymond R. Rasmussen and .Hi Salt and Catherine Bath, both bf Salt Lake. Bomblno Albert - 8. and Hasel Henderson Lake Chlodo. both of Salt Henning Herman Wolters and largaretha H. Faux, both of Salt Lake Edwin Whitney and Pearl Iond. both Vant Wout, both of Salt Lake Edward L. Jeasen, Carraton, Canada, of Salt Lake. william Casper Pohnmmsnd Maud and Ida May Rose Lehi, Utah Gypaum, Colo. George W. Kalian, BlaekfooL Ida, Stewart- -Walsh and Pelphing 4 Romero, John and Violate G. Kealer, Salt Lake John Albert Henry- - Chmnute. Kan, Salt Laka. Garre teon, Spokane, Herman M. and Lillian May Rowe, Logan, Utah. VirSalt W. and and Mada Anderson, Glen Hatch. Heber City, Wash, Lake. ginia Mansfield. Salt Lake John C Harvey, Twin Falla, Ida, and James Varney, Ogden and, Marie Dorea IJebeDgood, Salt Laka ! Spendlova, Rexburg -- I SATURDAY JANUARY MISS NORA GLEASON. Former organist and choir director ef ,8t Mary's Cathedral. Tvavber ef plane, aaandella end gnltsv Wan I SSL' Btadio, 14 C Bt UTAH CONSERVATORY MUSIC. . OF of MUSIC TAUGHT ail branches J. J. McClellan, Director.. Sylsmatle-eours- e arranged for beand advanced poplin Conserginner Instruction I th and most vatory rsasonabla. Was. tlOS Old Historians South Temple. 'East office. No matter what alls your child, a gentle, thorough laxative should uN wayg be th first treatment given. GEORGE E. SKELTON, If your little one Is half-sic. Isn't resting, eating and actViolin Tnltteen ing naturally look, Motherl see if ", For list of successes, see Studio, 44 tongue Is coated. This la a sure sign Bo, Main. Waa 4S1I-.little stomach,. Uver and fhqtith ."WVfbq bowew ar clogged cross. Irritable feverish, stomach sour, BARITONE. breath bad Or has stomach-achand the Art of Sing. Building diarrhoea, sore throat, full of cold, IngVoleStudio Pham W. 4S E Sr. Tempi" California of a teaspoonful give 1411. Re. Phone. Hy 1776-In few and hours of Figs." 'a Syrup all the constipated poison, undigested food and our btl gently moves out DAVID REESE. . of the little bowels without griping, and you bar a well, playful child Italian Method ef Singing. X again.-Studio, 143 Constitution Bldg Mothers can rest easy after giving this harmless fruit laxative,-- because It sever falls to cleanse the little one's MORRIS STEPHENSON. liver and bowels and sweeten the ef Finn. , stomach and they dearly love- - Its Studio: Room 3. 43 East South Templeasant taste. Full directions for 438. Waaatih of children all end for babies, agea pi.,. Telephone grown-up- s printed on each bottle. I Beware of eountorflet fig ' syrupa. GUNARD ERICKSON Ask your druggist for a bottle of Calae ibat ifornia Syrup of A'lg,,,-the- n 7 Teacher ef Clarinet. It la made by the California- - Fig ' Phone Hy. I7 XT. i44 Laird Are. Syrup Company.' Advertisement. bt out-of-or- k. with-wante- e, 1 'Tchv I . |