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Show V 4- - , i ' 't THEHUSBANDMAN. TROUBLE EARTH, of pan the bounteous mother, Feeds him still witlKeofft and I . wine ; best .would aid 'a brother, Shares with him these -- "gifts - -- FftRMTNGTON Conductor THE ROSE CITY. Dl ct rich nd fertll County county of the Miller floral company, the iariteat grower of hot house flower in- - the I rnaliou. lit lh fmou country 11a U atrr Workwan.l- - KlectrC lag'.Hm reeirrt, A fine place for residence Light Hotu with - rwr ' "TT1 1111 THE FAT MAH and Motorman War How to Put Him Oft tha Straat Car. Ad-Vlae- d 5c Down Buys a Sewing targe man;" weighing . about 10Q mblbed freely aho had pounds, 1 somewhat uneteady on. to be enough . divine. Miss Clara Sanders is inAramo, his legs, boarded a Brooklyn car the Many a power within, her bosom, jjah0f for a few WOeks usif. ot.ier eienlng The sudden starting of Noiseless, hidden, works he- - the car caused him to tall against the Turnerand Seott .A. iron railing, afid In ro doing he Tipped"' Williap ,neath; both putting up new his coat. This unfortunate circumlienee ptre seed, and leaf, and Cottrd-ar- e ' stance, combined with the laughter of - " residences. blossom, the passengers angered him. and he Golden ear and clustered wreath talvm' D 51avfldd ot (;ariani Bullenh seated himself somewhere These to swell wuh strength' and of the car ' ,rashere visttinghis Wnuington about the center asked by the conductor being Upon !r.olalitCS l,Sl Wffk' Is .he'rr.var ta.h of m.n Mans a king; his throne his J Henry Wood has sold his "If ou don't pay I will put you old style auto and has purchased off, said the conductor duty, Go ahead"' said the man Since his work on earth be gan a ca , s co n d u c torat tempted to make Th Tludand harvest, bloom and ' D. A., Oviatt of -small was good his threat, bm as he was'a Kesburg, to It budge found Impossible man, vintage a guest ol relatives-her- e Tuesday, the ' odd pounds before These, like man, are fruits of He was a from on the motor- returting called just he . him. Then pftrth . . .weeks visit in Southern Utah. man for assistance " Mapped m clay, a heavenly mint The (The motorman took hold on one e Clean Farmington Up age, the conductor on the other They are planning for another side, All from du.t recej their half dragged, half lifted, the man of their unique" concerts to be time he did birth, given in the near future. not utter a word Suddenly, however, Barn and mill, and wine-vat- s treasures, There are. onlyaTfew face he ctmvurlsed the other passenger the remark. Earthly goods for earthly lives horses left here now, most of thfeij withBe careful, now. No more fore These are nature's ancient pleas- having been shipped to Couer than absolutely' neoeesarj " f He-who ww "A ' The Greatest Sewing Machine Offer Ever Made Is Now Extended to a Limited Number of Our Customers -- - large-new-F- 'THE MACHINE The machine to be sold on those terms to a limited u-w- de( DAlene, where racing will soon start. - llicse-remarkabl- e 0000 TO TRACT Our Footwear Dept. READY FOR TH E SPRING OPENING IS Our customers often say Our shoes dannot be excelled for style and durability Dont t Can YOU I General Merchandise UN No Roomt t t 315-31- 6 - H I J I - . - Animals are often known to form of tree trunk, tapered so that it Is noSand For Sale A. W. John- strange friendship. "Cats berery at end than one ticeably smaller at even and of fond horses, come very farm, ont the son, Raymond the other. The man who essays to of bird. Go&te aBd horeea a Mountain roadT esrhiTTfrongthbriftf'Trraises great friends.' Even a lionets the pole to a vertical. position in- his quently has been known to be so much atOwner will lease large tract of hands, smaller, end down. and", then to a little terrier that it was tached from and tlie Into away air it throws miserable at ita absence. A gentlo- - land near Farifiington. 20 acres him. He must make the large end of man in Scotland aeveral pea-- garden land, balence pasturage, the pole hit theSiooml and the pole edeks. one of .which.kept Instead of roost-hit such a way that the small end will Ing wTtb'its mites in the trees or on plenty Jji. water. barn, fully . The' equipped fish hatchery and ponds, pme goes describe a half circle. went to the kennel the walls, always been whose-cabeman having rent cheap for cash or on shares. to the where the collie was tied op, and lands manner described, 608 Boston in the thrown itself in with pie dog. The Call Dale H. Parke, on the ground .with its smaller end squeezed Lake City, Utah. tail sticking out ot the kn-a- l Building, Salt farthest away from the throwing polL peacock'sa Telephone Exchange .107. Adv. kal vary fuay appearaaoa. If you should use as high for home bakflours quality in found is as making ing Table Bread, Queen Royal a leaf the size of Royal would cost Table Queen cents to make. 8 over you organization,-enormou- $180,000.00 s TT s CALIFORNIA BiW Ifiim SEBVICE Inaugurated April 5th, TabSweeN BREAD tTheBcstbreadDalw Royal Table bakers the Queen! is only so loaf that high in when So buying quality. bread, insist upon receiving the genuine. Dont accept the just as good loaL. But remember, Recommended by all grocers in Davis County. 1 & Ogden, Utah. and Capital Surplus - 1 J W. J. PARKER, V. Pres. A.V. M INTOSH, Cashier. UTAH NATIONAL BANK output and small proiits, is it possible to produce a loaf for 5 cents the quality of - - - r, RALPH E. HOAG, Pres. II. J. PEEUY, Vice Pres. And even if you could get the flours, you would still be unable to produce a loaf the cuality of Royal Table Queen, because of the lack of special facilities. Only through World good banking conections are esential to credit and ' financial success; Your checking account is cordially invited by the Utah National Bank. We afford every safeguard and facility. McCornick a. B In the Commercial to Bake at Home sonaand severalDthersfrom ""Oregon, January 26THH3 Block Farmington will at sis t with the , Pennsylvania," April, 2, 1913. ,OTAH SALT LAKE CITY, South Dakota, February, 1 9, 13. work. 1913 - Tennessee, April, 1, Cashier A. L. Clark made a ' A Standard bred For Sale business and social trip to Oak- Texas, February, 7, 1913. ' broke to work ; Vermont, February, 18, 1913., ey, Idaho, last Friday night and trotting mare, 1913. colta. three Inquire of r rank returned Wednesday. He and Washington, February, 7r 191? G. e, JJtah. West Virginia, February, 4, . LaytonKayEydli is son Sterling, who is now re- 1913. 18, Wisconsin, February, siding at Oakley, have cetrain FOR SALE Thoroughberd interests there; and fan White Wyoming, February. 8, 1913. arming Wyandotte eggs. $1 per was the fir , Massachusetts interests are "booming so ng setting of 15. Mrs. W. P. EpperState' ..to ratify,, and her near Mr Clark states. Adv son, Kaysville. neighbor, Connecticut, the last of There was an' interesting States necessary to the thirty-si- x FOR SALE 20 acres of land reunion at the residence of amendment the give validity to MrTiSnSrfc5" iathai'a Clark I near Rosedale stationT Centerville, The spectacle of legislative dead- s0 Bevera yun8 r8ei locks, tenacious and often scand Tuesday evening, in honor of the Wm. Wright. move who ratand will lost the hostess, alous, was what hastened ification' of this amendment; -for to Dayton, Idaho, the last of the Cement work of all kinds done it will be noted that less than- a week. Games, music, a nice lunch on "order in all" parts of the i first etc. were the features of the eveyear elapsed between the bind-oncounty foundations, cement wlks e ning. ratification and the final or etc. All work guaranteed. In fact, by far the Miss Nina Hess, daughter of ing Phone Harry Ross No. 1. greatest number of ratification Air. and Mrs. George A. Hess, I Farmington, Utah. are witbin the four months of th? and" Richard-T- r Fry,' of --Morgan, FOR SALE Two and'one-hal- f present year. were married in the Salt Lake Temple- - Wednesday ,The youn Inch American centrifugal pump JM good as new, piped and belted fo Toaaing the Caber. couple will reside in Morgan. On' ot the Btrangeflt and moat an-ia number of the Y. L. M. I. A. gave 22 foot lift. Address or call on cient games of Bonny Scotland I Reflex, Kaysville, Utah. thera her a shower Monday evening. throwing the cabtr, than which The young ladies left many nice ia probably no more severe FOR. SALE CHEAP Registermuscle and skill, sajs Popular Me presents for the bride.- A very ed has been.jlayed delicious lunch was served and a Jersey bulls. One 2 yr. old and The game chanlcs earliest the since one Scots yearling. Address J. F. Foul-ge- i, by The hardy pleasent evening spent by all. the of featuro one is still and care of I. L. Clark & Sons, times . I vents on the piograms of all athletic Ogden, Utah. Animal Friendships. contests.' The caber is a long section Co. Stewart-Burto- n Longer Afford ,J fail to see the line. Prices Satisfactory 0 nt I is" "no - lm-pro- X sewing th y ' , on ( -- ,X. t Miss Kohler of Wyoming; an L. IT Sr student, spent Saturday Heart Disease Almost Fatal 16 Young Girl If from earth we sought to flee! and Sunday with her , school "My daughter, when thirteen year Tis our stored and ample dwell friends, Wealthy Clark, and Alta was tricken with heart trouble. old, Knowltoa.' ing; She waa eo bad we had to place her Tis from it the skies we see. ' Mr. A. B. Richardson is not bed near a window Wind rand frost, and hour and making very o ebe could get satisfactory recovery) i frun his recent illness, and it bar breath. One season, A dootor said, Poor Land and water, sun aud is feared he will have to be taken! la aha likely child, shade to a hospital for treatment. to fall dead any. Work with these, us bids thy A friend time. Herald Clark, the IateTy re-- 1 reason, told me Dr. Mil QUEER. PUNT THAT COUGHS Heart Remedy had For they work thy toil to aid. turned missionary, w ill lesav e for cured her father, Rochester, New York, Tuesday Works'ltaelf Info a Rage When Duet o I tried It. and to la take up a course of study for he began to Depoalted on Ita DATES OF RATIFICATION. took She Leave a few months. a great many bot It will be of some public interest The misses El iza - Janes and tie, but ehe to-I All have read ot carnivorous plants, to note the dates onwhWh the pared ' to me Judith a horseSteed made rcord ot a laughing plants and of plants that roey several States ratified the Confat, day, weep, but who has board of a plant girl' -- No on can Imagine th stitutional amendment- - for the back ride last -- Sunday,"going up cheeked confidence 1 have In Dr. Mile' Heart thjt coughs T of Senators. The Webercanyon to Devils Slide, Remedy." A R CANON. Worth, Mo. popular There la the authority of a french Riverdale. Chicago Record Herald has taken returning via confidence ,Mr. unbounded The botanist, however, for the statement -data Mver-in- g pains to eompile-tk- e that a plant In various tropical reUebrge Welling is building u Canon has in Dr. Miles Heart Remthis poiqt, and we eopyfrom trick houe in North Farmington, gions actually possesses the power edy is shared by thousands of it the same, as follows : and the Floral company is getting other who know its value from to cough In the most approved manX ner The fruit of this plant resembles Arizona, June 3, 1912. to add another to their experience. Many heart disorder ready the common broad bean Arkansas, February, 11, 1913. of pretty glass houses. string yield to treatment, if the treatment It appeals that the coughing plant California, January, 30, 1913. is right. If you are bothered with Is something of a crank, that, it easily Mrs. Lizzie was Walker Steed Colorado, February, 1, 1913. short breath, fainting spells, swellworks itself Into rage and that It has not brought home from the Ogden Connecticut, April, 8, 1913. ing of feet or ankles, pains about a curious horror of aU'dust of the' heart and shoulder blades, pal- hospital Saturdayp-on-aeeouAs soon as a few grains of duat Idaho, January, 31, 1913. " " but 1913.. are isnow 13, sufferiog.aielapse, deposited on Its I e a vti s t Xh e al r JBinoisy February, "pilation, weak and "hungry spells chambers that cover their faces and Indian t, February, 19, 1913. thought to be improving again. Miles' you should begin using Dr. are organs of the plant 1913. respiratory 30, Profit Iowa, January, by Wilford Hess, an ex mail HeartRemedy at once. become filled with swell and end the experience of others while you by driving out the gas Kansas, January, 17, 1913. Charles and with a slight gas carrier, Stevenson, Maine, February, 2 1913. will leave for may. their families explosion and a sound that resembles with Dr. Mllee Heart Remedy le aeld and so much the cough of a child sufferMassachusetts, May, 22, 1912. their new homes in northern all druggist. from a cold as to carry a most by ing guaranteed Michigan, January, 28, 1913. Utah and southern Idaho, the sensation to the one behold1912. uncanny MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind. Minnesota, June, 12, latter part of the week. 4 the ing phenomenon Philadelphia y 1913. Missouri, March, 7, Telegraph T9 13 Montana, January, 30, Asurpriseparty was given Monday evening to Mrs. Lyman Neraskn, February, 11, 1913. Parish at the home of her parents J. R. GAILEY Nevada, February, 7, 1913. Smith.! New Hampshire, February 19, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence notary public. Music," games,luncli, "etc. weroi 7sewJerseyTarehrT7ri913. New Mexico, March, 15, 1913. the young people. enjoyedby With Barnet Banking Co.t Kaytville New York, January, 15, 1913. Contractor George Rogers left North Carolina, January, 25, 13 -N orth Dakota anuar.v,l 4,1 91 3 Tuesday evening for Aramo; JAMES T. HAMMOND ' Attorney and Counselor it Liv Idaho, where he will build a spur4 Ohio, February, 20, 1913. for His railroad the company. Oklahoma, February, 24, 1913. What the jlreamJ but vain easy, terms machines because "other ri way in which H Uc can ,u effectively advertise ml that sowing .machines irn make with a high arm. have IrlU added to our stocks. drop head, fne drawers, .and We recognize tlie advertising fully equipped with all of the ilue, too, of having a great latest attachments. . It is fully the third paumut 15e, the number ot people cotne to oar fourth paj ment ill'e aud so on store weekly to make these guaranteed. The furimure uiurU, -- and in most every unlit lliiTfulLjiiuoiiiit is readFX puj finely selected ..hand-iomeli ase the visitor to the store finished oak. It runs ed. will make puccluises in other noiselessly and easily. Makes The total amount to be paid' ;dc pat rments so that while u perfect stitch--- w dido "alT )e aie giviVK our customers ONLY 25.10 The laNF, an and any kind of sew ing. oiquirtiinity ,to own o good which 'is the largest pajment, on veryeasy terms,' machine It s a machine which cun-nu- t is ONLY- 1 50; By startone, we are at tire sametimo be duplicated anywhere ' w ith a 5e i uj ment o'ur bnsmss by the and ing fur less than Fifty Dollars.. visits of those who come to adding 5e to it each week, st It is absolutely new--juthe machine will be paid for make their weekly payments. 1rum the A 5e payment today will put factury. Aud the Ju thiityAwiovcrks. machine in your hotne Mon- iium her to be o f f e rm Lon terms Js limited. era com-Tnitte- ures, -- ea-h-w two-hundre- d These her child from her rives. We make these On a pay monk of 5c, Uio machine will bo delivered to TuT sequ-'iiour home pay mints arc to no madea er k i etkkv .adding -- 5y Thus the to the paj meat sveond pajnmut will eb Ue, bcr'of' our "oustoTUct'.Sjjis kiiow u It is a mod- 1 thd Auator. 1 ord THE REASON THE TEEMS BRING CO. SALT LABS ROYAL THE PACIFIC LIMITED A$r: - About - Our . California Excursion Tickets Electrically Lighted Equipment and Tourist Sleepers Car. Standard Diner-Observati- Free Reclining Chair Car Leaves Salt Lake daily 8 :45 A. M. Arrives Los Angeles 10 ;00 A. M. Two other good trains daily. The Los Angeles Limited, ' Electrically Lighted Standard and Tourist Sleepers Diner and Observation - Buffet, Leaves Salt Lake 5.PM Arrives Los Angeles J 4:30 P. M. Thy Overland Express, Standard and Tourist Sleepers Dining Car through, Freey Reclining Chair Cars. ' For further information see any Salt Lake Route Agent. " iT Write for California Literature. Ticket Office nO East 3rd. South Salt Lake City, J. HL Manderfield A. G.P.A. T. C. Peck " Salt Lake (Sty. G. p. A. Loa Angeles . lu w r n ' ' |