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Show 4 r V ?taysvtt t r tttaw THr"WTre?rr.v IF YOUR WATCH PONT GO WOMAN-I- II 1r ot doesn't keep Aeturttteiiihi, ia and eoe oi oat expert will make it go like Be ooe-- . We sbtolute- work and give you y guarantee out tune piece aU tlie attention a i if you bought it ia penon. iB&d TERRIBLE-STAT- E' Find Ml ' HAJN jtL iA 31 OTX UTAH Mn.it .! ,i tr nun full yrimf inoi Ivi at vn itnuM Vnd riuirft the T1 a The fool who used to rock the boat son who evidently left a auto. drives an eighty-horsepow- er Have You Ever Noticed the difference between ' FRESH end STALE Butter? Think It Over thee cam pare ths difference between the STALE Coffees on tbs market end HEWLETTS Fresh Roasted Steel Cvt Lwaeta Coffee. The coffee lover knows the difference. Are you one of them? If so. wky not? Installment 26 try more and more; the turbulent bringing his eBtate lutosolveut shape Democratic clubs that hadTTo noisily again tie Hid notlrylo begin anew; affected French principles and French he only Bet things in order, and kept modes of agitation were sobered and discredited, now' the Reign of Terror had come and wrought its bloudy w or k In- - France; the country turned once more tp Washington with its old con fidence and affection, and woflld have had him take the presidency a third tim, to kepp the- government steady new ways.- . TTHTTirewell .Address. But he would not have the hard e-again On'the 19th of September, 1796, he published to the people a The only test of poetry and women. farewell address, quick with the sol earn eloquence men had come to exTime. Lite. pect from him. He wrote to Hamilton and to Madison for advice as to What low to Remove -- Superfluous Hair he should Bay, n the old days of hlB diffident beginnings in the Do yon reslise thst one of the most embargreat office though Hamilton was the rassing defects thst can effect women who value their personal appearance is a growth and Madison a as turning ot hair upon their face, neck and arms' Democrat took their phrases for his Uany a woman who would otherwise be beautiful ia marred by this annoying and thought where they seemed better prominent disflgurment. than his own; put the address forth The Mary Mack 0o Boa 993, Dept H, Sait as his mature and last counsel to the Lake City, is compounding the Marietta SupersuoueHair Remover In a two part treatlittle nation" he" loved. ment which they are aeliing lor2, post paid. was "It designed," he' saidTn a Thla preparation ia based on scicntliic prinmore especial manner tor the yeomanciple oi chemical action, and is guaranteed to gradually and positively remove every ry of the country, and spoke the adoffending hair without the use ot face masks, electric needlaa, or drugs taken Internally. vice he hoped they might take to Mailed in plain package. Satisfaction guarheart. The circumstances which had anteed or money refunded. Communications confidential. Write today. given hfs services a temporary value, he told them, were passed; they had now a unified and national government, which ' might serve "them for PARCEL POST CRSERS SOLICITED great endsL He exhorted them to preserve It intact, and not to degrade It in the using; to put down party Bpirlt, make religion, education and good faith the guides and safeguards of their government, and keep it national and their own by excluding foreign influences and entanglements. "Twas a noble document No thoughtful man could read It without emotion, knowing how It spoke In all its solemn sentences the great character of the man whose career was ended. Send Postal Card for Price List People Show Their Love. When the day came on which he should resign his office to John civilian who waa to succeed him, there was a scene which left no one in doubt not even WashDEVELOPING AND FINISHING ington hlmself-A-whthe people Beet equipped plant In the west. Quick work of the leader they had trustby experts. Full line of all supplies. Write thought tor catalogues aad developing prices. ed these twenty years. SALT LAKE PHOTO SUPPLY CO. . A great crowd was assembled to see Salt Lake City IS Main Street the simple ceremonies of the Inauguaa OUR LATEST ILLU8TRAT-R- a ration, as on that April day In New (era I I pa la la ED CATALOGUE. Explainshi York eight years ago; but very few how we teach barber, trade Li In the throng watched Adams. All Call ffr write eleht weeks. momommma MOLES BASSES COLLEGE ees were bent upon that great figure IS Commercial Street SALT LAKE CITY In black velvet, with a light sword his at side. No one stirred till slung ' -- His Manifold Aspect. he had left the room, to follow and Small. Boy Mummy, is it really pay hls respects to the new president1 true that the devil has horns and a Then hey and all the crowd In the , - -- - streets-- moved after him, an Immense club foot? The Mother Ah, my dear, some company, going as one man, in total times the devil appears lu the shape silence, his escort all the way. He of a very handsome and charming turned upon the threshold of the pres''" idents lodgings and looked, as if for "young man.- Small boy (pityingly) Oh, mum- the last time, upon this multitude of Ndman ever saw my! you're thinking of Cupid. Punch. nameless friends. him so moved. The tearf rolled unchecked The Maids Leave. at last be went within, a great smoth 1 wish to leave at once, maam." "Leave at once? And how do you ered common voice went through the think the meals are to get cooked stirred throng, as If they sobbed tp see their hero go from their sight fortoday?" ever. shalLbe pleased IB you will eat As soon as possible he was at his at my expense at the restaurant." Mount Vernon once more, to beloved Blaetter. Fliegende pick up such threads as he might of - --the ld life again. No I begin my diurnal course with the A Glasgow journalist who was careless of his personal appearance was lun," he wrote, in grave playfulness, to a friend; if my hirelings are not assigned to write something about a in their places by that time, I send show at a leading Glosgow theater. of sorrow for their inthem messages He presented his card at the disposition; having put these wheels in motion, I examine the state of The manager came out and looked further; the more they are things at the disheveled visitor dubiously. probed the deeper I find the wounds "Did you come here to write some- - which my buildings have sustained by thing about the play to work? he an absence and neglect of eight years; i asked. by the time I have accomplished "Do you think Id come to your these matters breakfast (a little after theater asked the seven oclock, about the time,' T journalist as he stalked out that you are taking leave of Mrs. JMcHenry) Is ready; this being Pressing His Luck. over, I mount my horse and ride An English . bookmaker was ap- round 'my' farms, w hich employs me proached by a colleague who sought until It is time to dress Tor dinner. some advice. . . The usual tlme of sitting at A bettor on the races had paid the the table, a walk, and tea bring me man who wanted the advice twenty-fiv- e within the" dawn of candlelight; previcompounds on a wager, and next day, ous to which, if not prevented by Boon the as as a fit of had pany, I resolve that the place supplies paid the bet a second time. glimmering taper "What shall I doH asked the dis- of the gfeat luminary I will retire to and acknowledge, the tressed bookie. when the received; have I Awsk him for it again! advised letters tired and I feel are brought the other. Saturday Evening Post. lights this work, 'in to disinclined engage will do next night' the Reflection. that Might 'Seem conceiving Widow I wish to have on poor as well. The next night' comes, and k!r. Boozers tombstone the words, with it the same causes for postpone"Here lies." ment. and so on. Having given you Cutter Win you have it In the the history of a day, it will serve for n year, and I am persuaded that you Latin form, Hie jacetr Widow No; 1 dont think John will not require a second edition of it" e had k eptb i overseers nnd e r h I Would like the hand all the time he was president; had not forgotten to write to Dr. Reciprocity. methods of cultivation; Mother You have accepted Young upon same passion as ever the Ceor8e? shown had Why, you know very well tilat 1 dont approve of him.' for speeding and regulating at Its best Daughter Thats all right, mother every detail of his rprt vats Imstaiaa; but matters had gone HI for lack of either does he approve of you. his personal supervision. He was offic- as-i- arch-Federall- st ; Adam- s,-the-great at r - -- -- Joy-Vla- lt. box-offic- -- pfe-sum- absent-mindednes- s,' - , J bur . in its Mif.n'KODAKSwS her arm about his neck, that she loved m that him Death of Washlngto-nThe quiet davs went by without 1m cldent lit sorted Upou a pettj jury nv of the-c- oi .ami was more than content to be the simple citien agutn, great duties put by, small ones diligently resumed Once and ngaln his anger Jla tued at perverse n gleet and tasks ill done Even while lie whb president, he had Btprmed to t.nd his herses put to the chariot with unpolished hoofs upou a daof ceremony" But old age and the consciousness of a Itrfewtmk done had added serenity now uhih s If control; and at last the end came when he was ready On thXltth of December, 1799, he was chilUnl through by the keen winds and cold rain and sleet that heat upon him as he went his round about the farmsHe spent the evening cheerful; ly, listening to his secretary read; but went to bed with a gathering hoarseness and cold, and woke In the bight sharply stricken In his throat. Physicians came almost at dawn, but the disease was "already beyond their control. Nothing that they tried could stay It; and by evening the end bad someHe wasj;alm the day througK a in a time of battle; knowing hat betided, but not fearing it; steady, noble, a warrior figure to the last; and he died as those who loved him might have wished to see him die. The country knew him when he was dekd: knew the majesty, the nobility, the unsullied greatness of the man who was gone, and knew not whether to oiourn or give pra,lse. lJecould not serve them any more; but they saw hla light shine already npon ths future as upon the p&Bt, and were glad. They knew him now the Happy Warrior, obliged to Bell no less than fifty thouAffairs fell very quiet again as the sand dollars north of his lands in last year of his president drew to- the course of four or five years to dewards Its close Brisk trade under fray the great expenses he was put to the .new treaties heartened the ctraiK in .the presidency- - and the - cost - of e, when-summon- his days serene Another Spark of War. A spark of war was kindled by the new administrations dealings with France, ami Washington was called once more to prepare for commaud, should the fighting leave Hie sea and come aaliore. But formal war did not come:: Theliurry only kept him a litHe nearer the movements of politics than he cared to be He was the more uneasy to see how the Democrats bore themselves in the preseuce of the moments peril; doubted the ex pedlency of assigning men of that party to places of ommand in tbe army; approved- - the laws passed against alieni and against those who should utter seditious libel against the government; showed again, and without reserve, how deeply his affections were engaged on the side of the institutions he had so labored to set up and protect; was intolerant towards any who sought to touch or question at any .point their new authority Imperious as of old in question of ac, - -- -- -- ed u i nt ik.lil tu nu tcml 1 MAGIC arm m ai to j walk n w- 1. tattvl l.tk ftar unJ burs ih IN j 1 wav in a trrrihle rvjcvnp; Ohio 1 took state Lydia E. Ptnkham s dov c V N' There U iauh u feeling, of not to speak of the v trtuou" terhng of eiononiv In using up Odds and ends of food and really making The something . good out of them housewife whose sense of economy w ill spoil good .Thing in-- couibiumg i them willi something uuimlntable, Is worse than extravagant, for site puts food above the value, tdie hae for her family Quick Dessert. This Is a -- dessert einer-geticy- 1 which wns'put together In w ithr a 'to wloft cvor'tdls A piece of. cake, a cup of leftover custard and a banana or two The cake was broken In hits and the custard poured pverlt, then a banana was sliced and added to the dish Whipped cream. could lie served with it, or slnt-plns it la. It made a most satisfy lug, y . One cucumber and a tomato sliced Into thirds, oreven smaller if the tomato is good sized, will, with lettuce, make a most palatable salad. x Beni and cut the toniafo In quarin lay on a. bed of lettuce -- i' s -- L v S' ( vr g. s , iL jt j L ters or thirds ( tho'-gh- t meiit dessert egetable My back, achedontil 1 it w oul J break, 1 1ml pains, all over me, -nervous feelings an periodic troubles, was very weak and run down and wa: losing hope of ever LEFTOVERS. wedge shaped pleeea. with a few siloes of cucumber, fhen add a spoonful of dressing, which may b elthe French, boiled or mayonnaise tion. tse one or two Boiled Dressing. Still the Simple Gentleman. eggs, or the yolks left over from a But it was his home that chiefly white cuke, adding one white to make held hlB thought now. He had not the dressing light and foamy. Beat changed towards his friends through ths eggs well and measure, using tbe all the long years of public care and same quantity of mild vinegar as egg; engrossing business. An old comrade, put ovor the heat In a double bolter, w'hp had come In hls rough frontier and stir constantly with an egg whip dress all the war from" far "Kentucky When cooked, remove and put away to Philadelphia to see the president, for serving.- - As needed, add seasonhad been told that Washington had ings with whipped cream, using a become puffed up with the Importance or two of the dressing. If of his station, and was too much of this Is kept ln a glass Jar tt will keep an aristocrat to welcome him in that fresh Indefinitely on ice or in the celgarb" lar, Never add cream to the whole But the old soldier was not dauntWhose powers shed round him. In of it, just the amount to be used at ed,, pressed vn to make his call, and once. Hour cream may be whipped the common strife came hack to tell his friends bow the Or mild and used as well aa the sweeL 8our concerns of ordinary life, president and his lady had both seen A constant influence, a peculiar grace cream, with suit, pepper and a dash him and recognized him from the win- But of cayenne and a drop of vinegar Is to face who, if he be called upon dow, and had hurried to the door to Some awful moment to which Heaven a nice salad dressing for cucumbers draw him cordially In. "1 never was and a sliced onion. has joined better treated," he said. "I had not Great hutor issues, good or bad, believed a word against him; and 1 Behind words lie rireda, behind deeds mankind, found that he was 01d Hose1 still." qualities, behind qualities Inteattone.-an-d Is attired and as Lover; happy Twas tbs same with his neighbors, the distinction between one man and anman other la the innermost ambition and the and with strangers too. He was tbe With sudden brightness, like a choeen attitude of the soul. (.Inspired; A old of the simple gentleman days. John Watson, I. D. strolling actor, riding "Mount Vernon And, through the heat of conflict law the keeps on to a day in July, stopped way help HELPFUL 8UGGE8TIONS. a man and woman who had been In calmness made, and sees what he foresaw, thrown from their chaise, and did not When making pie crust, mix up recognize the stalward horseman who A soul whose master-bialeans enough without adding the water for galloped up to his assistance till the overturned vehicle had been set up To homefelt pleasures and to gentle aeveral plea, and put the mixture into scenes; the Ice cheat, then when a pie is wantagain, they had dusted each the others ed all that is necessary is to add the coat, and the stately stranger, saying he had had the pleasure of seeing him Mors' brave for this, that he hath much water and roll out to love: A glove finger cut from an old play in Philadelphia, had bidden him come td the house yonder and he rethe man who, lifted high, glove is a protection to ths curtain freshed. "Have I the honor of ad- Concplduott object in a nation's eye, when slipping it onto the yod. . To Cook Canned Corn Remove the dressing General' Washington?" ex- Or left un thought of In obscurity, " claimed the astonished player. "An Who, with a toward or untoward lot paper from the can and set into the tea kettle; after fifteen minutes open, pour out and season. Corn cooked in this way Is bever scorched' Fodr into . 4 J v dish with bits of butter. a IV, , " , Cover the cut side of the watermel-w- t with oiled paper and turn down on A-r ,, a plate. i , r Have baking sheets cut from sheet ' V ,, '' Al , 4 Iron. to fit the oven, with two of the vj ,, edges turned a half of att inch for convenience In handling. A whole 4'ra.'."- i row of cookies may be baked rin the oven at a time, and if us'ng gas this la an Item worth remembering. Save stocking legs after the hose are past wearing. They make fine holders, stove cleaners and small dust ers. To relieve a scald or bum, apply equal parts of lime water and oHve oil. If this Is not convenient, the white of an egg quickly applied to keep out tbe air Is soothing and cool-ta. ' ' w the v s" Sprinkle top of tbe pie before 'A baking with cold water; It will make the crust more flaky. Washingtons Tomb Caramel Bananas- - Peel three banodd sort of introduction, Mr. Bernard. Prosperous or adverse to his wish or anas end cut them Into strips. Lay smiled 'the heated strf(ller;"butTBm hem in a baking dish, dredged with pleased to find you can play so Active Plays, In the many games of life, that flour and a teaspoonful of cinnamon. one a part in private, and without a Put in two tahlespoonfujs of butter, Where what he most doth value must cut In prompter." bits, and sprinkle with two be won." Those who saw him how at' Mount of sugar, a tablespoonful Vernon thought him gentler with litof lemon juice and a little salt. Pour ' Left Will In Memoirs. tle children than Mrs. Washington ta half a cup of boiling water and A romantic story of a 111 written even, and remembered how he had albake quickly. ways shown n like love and tender-nee- In a book of memoirs has just come to for them, going oftentimes out ot light in Paris. Borne time ago about bis way to warn them of danger, with ten years M. Lefevre de Revel, an a kindly pat on the head, when he excise inspector, retired from his post saw them watching the soldiers in tbe and, not knowing how to fill In his Merey a Nickname. -- You say . Handout the.,taak,-0you - are f writing war days Now all, at Mount. Vernon spare lime, began looked forward to tbe evening. That bis memoir. He made excellent called tbe 'colonel; ta what army "was the childrens hour." progress and the number of volumes have you served 7" Ragged Rogers soon became amazing.'" He had them "In de army of de unemployed, mum. sweet Cnstls He had written Nelly a careful letter of advice npon love bound and gave them to his relative, iulu Girls Do Not.Work.. . . matters, half grave, half playful in and friends to read, and was high! C Ths On them. girls ta Zululand are not allow by page complimented the when his of the midst presidency, troubles with England were beginning of tbe 11th volume be wrote a il ed to work until they marry, because to darken; she bad always found him leaving hi fortune (about $80,000. tc the stronger they are tbe more their a comrade, and had loved him with an various friends. At the 17th volume husbands will pay for. them, so until died As none of his friends had after they are sixteen they have a good intimacy very few. could know." Now he the fortitude and preseverance to time. After marriage they do all the had own she'-wato his to he married, slaters son, and upon his blrthday, make lheir way aafaraspage 640 work for their husbands, who alt about 11th volume, they all remained and watch them. February 22, 1799. She begged him of the in unicomplete Ignorance of" thla' win, embroidered to wear the "grand ' the fortune. Preparing. form," just made for the French war, and the "Does your son expect to be a spe time ago, purely by chance, at her wedding, but he shook his head A short - win i was 1 discovered, aad ' the 555st?"v the and huff worn instead the donned and so. At least 1 heard him blue that had seen real campaigns. friends hameiTin ths will have begun 'T think was he takia a special course." to action recover an the fortune. iay with told him, Then the delighted girl 9 Help in Lydia E. Pinlc- ham Vegetable Compound. b el n gw e strong. 1 j.apd . After Lydia E. 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"Does that man ever say anything worth listening to? asked the cynical statesman. should say so, replied Senator Sorghum. "You ought o go out with him and hear ths way he can order a dinner." .I ON ANKLE BURNED ERUPTION Kingsville, Mo. "My trouble began eighteen years ago. Nearly half of the time there .were, running sores around roy ankle; sometimes It would be two years at a time before they were healed. There were many nights 1 did net 8leep becsaseef ttie The sores were deep run ning ones and so sore that I could not bear for anything to ' touch them. They would burn all the time and sting like a lot of beeg were confined around my ankle. I could not bear to tcratch it. It was always so sensitive to the touch. I could not let my clothes touch It. The skin was very red. 1 made what I railed a bap out of white felt, blotting paper and soft white cloth to hold It In shape. Thla I wore night and day. 1 tried many remedies for most of the eighteen years with no effect Last summer I sent for some Cutlcura ' Soap and Ointment. Tbe very first time I used Cutleura Soap and Oint-- -ment I gained relief; they relieved the pain right then. It was three months from the time I commenced using Cutleura Soap and Ointment until the soreewere entirely., healed. , I .have Z not been troubled since and my ankle seems perfectly well." (Signed) Mrs. Charles E. Brooke," Oct. 22, 1912. Cutleura Soap and. Ointment sold throughout the world- Sample of each free.wlth Skin Book. Addresq post- card "Cutleura, Dept. L, Boston. Adv. ng. -- great-sufferi- . - 1 32-- Proper Dignity. Is your cook easy to get on with? Oh, yes. Indeed. She Is moBt kind and considerate, but she makes us knovr our place -- 1 1 ThevbeBt w ay to kill bedbugs Is to their mouths with snuff and let them sneeze themselves to death. fill Mra.Wtaalows Soothing Syrup for CUUna toothing, softens the gnus, Rdores InSninmn-t- i on .alleys pln,curaa wand eoitc Jhc n A loci'' that-shoul- d never be bolted Is wedlock.' s irumt ir next-of-kln'too- k i I tr 4 i UXX11UM |
