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Show 7 hf THE DESERET NEWS SATURDAY ' THE NEW AND IMPROVED PIONEER BTAKE Th regular monthly meeting of ths high priests quorum of Pioneer stake will be held Sunday. July 23, at pm. In th staka halL SALT LAKE STARE Union , t. meeting of ths Salt Lake slake primary will b held Saturday July f 27. at 3 p ro., la ths Seventeenth Organized - So-- Newly ward chapeL Honor Would ELEVENTH WARD Gaylaa 8. ciety Young will ha th speaker at tha 'Y?.1 War Dead. Doctrine class ol th ElevGospel s C. Ridge, wahosteaa at -- 1' enth ward Sunday school Sunday a Mrs. J. swimming party follow ed by a ' 2p ' . morning Hs will speak on "Re- dinner 4 Vi Friday evening at Baltalr. sponsibility oi Teaching the Gos- Tha i In Washlnston, D. C, in Janu", were seated at on pel Through Conduct of Our Indivi- Urge gueit, Fourth 1 f table ary of this year was bld the confer-centered with a low Lives." Musical numbers will dual 1 annual Women Patriotic and John Binks of Salt bs furnished bowl of summer blooms. Tbs Bprlngvllle, by Miss Margaret guests wer Mrs. William Dyer, Lake. er.ee. In which 38 organizations Skelton. The body a lying In state t th anl at which (84 dele-- , Mrs C .A. Fowler, Mrs. Gordon Ciaudln funeral home. Funeral serASSEMBLY HAli Elder Bor-e- n Kirby, Mrs. Paul Twelves, Mrs. gaies were present. vices will be held aat th Second b The fact that four such annual will the Jespersen, speaker A. J. Sheriff. Mrs. George Brim ward chapel Sunday at 1 p m. at the Scandinavians' meeting Sun- and Mrs. L. S. Hackman. conferences hate been successfully . Intermant at ths Evergreen cemeheld .th ever lncreas-n-g and more day at 3.30 p.m. in the Assembly tery. HaO. Special musical numbers erill w.de spread res por.ee on the pTt MRS. MARY T. COLE. be rendered by tha Swedish Choir INFORMAL AFFAIR of the women of the country, would indicate a growing and deep seated , LOGAN, July 27, Funerel services of Salt Like. IS GIVEN BY MAID EiGHTJifceNTH WARD Edward for Mr Mery Truman Cole, 89, who concern for all that vital, y affects died Thursday evening from I It In. P Kimball, who will jeave soon to ua aa a nation. American women An Informal dancing party was over the preside to cident old y age. will be held everywhere are accepting the remission and hia son, Edward D. given Thursday evening by Miss afternoon at 8 o'clock la th sponsibility of being informed and Tsd" Kimball will be the speakers Claire Angel at her bom In Logan Fourth ward chapel . r alert to their duties as citizens. t, for a number of her friend. Mrs Col was born September 21, at the fcunday eveuing services in th Eighteenth ward ohepel, epe-- 1 Garden It la but natural that smaller 1848, at Caslete, Wlltsh.re, England clal musical cum bui, have beetrar flnw.r, w.r, th groups of women scalterel thrnugtu-ouoUWilllam orata and Jan daughter tha rooms. Tha apacloua t Herbert Truman. Th family emi- rangtd. the land should reflect the lawn, WAREK-Jud- g the hom were urroundlng BELVEDERE grated to Utah In 1854 settling at feeling that gavs rs to ths eswith lantern and colored lights Bountiful. They moved to Welsvtll Nephl Jensen will be the speaker gy tablishment of ths annual patriotic Elder and Mrs Frank I. Kooy-pia- n Evertsen, accompanied- - by Maris in The Cache county in 1389 and th fol- at th 1.34 p m. services Sunday. gtiest numbered 199. Miss conferences. and children who leave soon van Mondfrans; selection. Happy year cam to Logan. WATERLOO WARD Elder Angel left Friday for Seattle, where At least alzteen of the societies to preside over the Holland mls- - Eight; violin solos. Prof. William lowing Col wes widow of Georg Mrs ,h witiu.frIe.ods Jatsa. u which met In the national capital to sion, will be gues-- s of honor at a C. Clive; reading. LaRu C. Long Cole. Eh Is autvlYSd-bthatoilew-in- g Er,L it- Aberdeen, Wash,, where cons der Questions of reafe concern farewell testimonial Friday, Ang den; soprano aolo. Lizzie Thomas children Georg W. Cole, Mrs at the Sunday evening services oi foThgio he will attend school. to the people and to the gotern- - 2. it 8 p m in th Nineteenth ward Edward, violin obligato by Prof, Lett! A C Sorensen. Mrs Corn Altire th Waterloo ward. The meeting L. Cole of Logan will he held under th direction of menl of these Un.ted State have1 chape! Tne followuv program ffm. C. Clive, piano accompanl and Burial will be in the Logan ceme- th returned missionary committee. un-t- a Luncheon Home. in this citv. Duly" chosen will conclude with dancing ment by Emma Ashton; selections. Breclal musical numbers' hsve Mountain Happy Eight; reading, LaRue C. tery. Song, 'H'gh on th representatives of these groups have Miss Madge La. Suer entertained been occasion. the for zed been arranged has what John WHEATLY organ. L. BLANCH. Top, congregation, prajer, Longden; remarks, missionaries, ' recently WARD Presi at an atttactiv luncheon Friday UNIVERSITY named the President's Petriotic T Edward, selection, Holland remarks, President George F, RichOGDEN Funeral 111 b services for the afternoon at her home on N.nth council of Salt jpake City, with the choir, selections Kcba Vorklrk ards; selection. Holland choir. wheatlev L B.snch. who died Friday dent Hughat B.theBrown Min La Hue Ked-- d intention of University ward East street forMias and colof typhoid fever, will b held Sunday, speaker and Donna Banka. laborating for the common good in July II, In the Plain City chapel, Bjnday school combined classes Baskets of summer flowers In paswith Elvin H. Maw of th blehoprie Sunday at 10 a m. A special musithis community, as the national tel shades were to decorate in used cal been has charge. program groups have so successfully begun arranged. Interment will be la th to do in Washington. FOURTH WARD Matthew the lunohaon tables. The guests Okdea City cemetery. dose friendg of the honThe object of this council la to Cowley will bs a speaker at the included Fourth 713 south or guests. ward study questions of a patriotic charRhapel, HANNAH HR. PERRY. E Glee Manweli, 35, was ordered Descendants of ths lata Charlea West at acter, whether local or national, am Utah Funeral Services 6:30. Tempi. Sunday evening,. to become better Informed on mat- held for the federal grand Jury C. Rich of ths Council of th firPAYSON, DINNER IS PLANNED. Mas Hannah Elisabeth Milder a bond 12,590 will rehold ters which the national societies rethalr annual Perry will Friday when Twlvs, In Miss Susanna Harr! will compm. h the not union Fiah Haven to a at Bsar pleaded as guilty resort, charge organize being within their reBlh0 9 pliment Min Mary Anna Luff, a spective provinces. Each organiza- of violating the Mam white slave Lake, Aug. 3 and 4. According to W.;.nu,b"hec!;,wllh Notices. Temple Joel R. act visitor in Balt Lake, Monday evebefore United ftatea Commit Interment will be tion retains it own individuality and Parrish, chairman, a proloner W. H. Wilkl-- i. He waived gram including athletic contest, to cemetery. ning at a dinner at the Ambassacomplets independence of action. b followed by a twilight recital, Th Salt Lake tempi win c' re dor hotel to be folowed by dancThs question of ths proposed preliminary hearing ha been arranged. JOSHUA R. CLARK. Manweli la charni with transcivic suditor'um is one that is Saturday evening. June 29 and re- ing at the Old Mill club. Miss HarAt a special Sunday morning ris will enter the University of of great Interest to the council. At porting Ethel Hancock, 17, from open Monday morning, Aug. 12 GRANTSVILLE. Ufah GEORGE F, RICHARDS. Brest. California In September and Mias Aug. 4. the following mem- eervlee, for Joshua R. Clark,Fpneral the July meeting, held a week ago, Fayaon to Butte Mort. for immor88 of bers will apeak; Abel 8. Rich, Ro- Grantavlll will b h.bl the following resolution was unani- al purposes Follow r,g their Th EL Georg tsmpl w.ll close Luff will spend th winter at th Sunday at land R. Woolley, Myrtly R. Rich- J p m. in the QrantavUle Flm Virginia hotel In Long Beach, Calmously adopted: Resolved ths ward June 28 snd reopen Aug. 27. they were sought in ards. Dr. Ezra C. Rich, Mildred R ifornia, Presidents' Patriotic Council of Self three states GEORGE F. WHITEHEAD. Wilson McCarthy, and 7111Interment will be In the Grant. City go on record as being Upon his return to Provo, hla Pugmire, The FriMsntl close will tempi 8. city Adam cemetery. Mrs. L. F. Griffith snd son. Jack, Bennlon. Songs, and benin favor of the proposed auditorium wife agreed to drop a charge ol day evening, July 26, snd reopen ar vie! by Heber C. Rich will conting in San Franclaco and provided first, that the building be fa.lure to provide for herself and ediction JAMES F. 441 MY, Tuesday morning, Bept. 3. clude the Los program. aa war rea designated Angels. memorial: and family Immediately after hla LEWIS Utah. TOOELE, 27. ANDERSQ. July (Special) second, that rooms be assigned lease by county officials, federal Jamea Patrick 4Julnn, The Logan will oios on 57, died Mr. and Mrs Edmund J. Kearns as permanent therein the family home t Stockton Fri-at .Friday, Aug. tempi E after th agents arrested him mt!ng evening and sons, Edmund Judge Jr, snd places for ths military and other day after a lingering Urn,, of eight session, and rsopsn en Monday Francis Bernard, arrived Saturmonth,. patriotic organizations of tha city morning Sept. 14. He la survlvsd by hi, wife, Coact Poultry Expert and their auxiliaries. day from Los Angeles where they JOSEPH R. SHEPHERD, Viola i bav spent the past three weeka . Vapgh guinn, two To Fair Boards Mr. I rank Yonug Judge YOLVXTEETtS INSPECTED. Mrs Mary E Lindsay. 81, of and Mr. Frank Beerhara, both of Mr. Edwin F. Holmes, Mr, 897 Ramona avenue, died In Og- Stockton, Funeral Notice. and by th Inspection Robert V. Moore, cne of the Friday of Utah's Cavanaugh Washington Georg orildran who ara at homo.following den Jaraaa, from a and shock William ArmMrs. Everett Friday chapter of ths Volunteers of AmerIn and of the Judges poultry May and June, cue brothar, PETER FOTIS. ica. by Colonel O. W. Duquette. United Bute, has ben left John, on th Leviathan compound fracture of th sailed strong John by ankle of engaged III. Chirago, and Denver Intermountatn suffered laat Monday In a one alterf Mr Ma-io battalion the state fair aa Judge of the pout-ti- y FotisfuQftrfcl servlet for Poter July 1. for France. Thi party ha, Lempaey of Fotit will b hold at 3 p. m. Saa-da- y been In Paris until recently when commander, revealed that the local and pigeon exhibits at the fall fall down a flight of steps at the Los Angelea, Calif in tht Groek Orthodox church, Ho wa born Nov. 9, 1S72, at 27 Bourn chapter ranks among the first of exposition this year, according to home o her daughter, Mrs. E. M. they inetored to Spain. They exSecond Wott tret. Th HI , and has been Webber at Ogden. ths Intermountatn ta'tallon. Colo- E. 8. Holmes, fair manager. several months, engaged tn mining at btocktun end Opbir body will b at th homo, Sfri South pect to be gone Mrs. Lindsay was born at nel Duquette commended the work Mr. Moore le of Ban Leandro, Kighth West strtv from I p. ! tha paat 29 years. of Adjutant Fred J. Barbour, local Calif . and haa recently been enRussel Mr III, Juna 29, 1844. and at thi forFuneral and Tracy have tlm Mr, until for Interment rvics. will be held in Mt. Olivet tmmsnder. He will speak Sun- gaged in buying homer pigeons for age of five years crossed the Tuesday, Julyervicea under th di- left for their hom in Burlingame cemetery 10, at Stockton, but fc of Evan with rection her Mr. Futl Tliomai some time. Thev p.alna Early. parents, day morning at the Third Preeby-trrls- n the Japanese government. Calif, to spend tha body will ba buried at tha Too died and Mery Winkless Friday afternoon at hla home win have as their guests. Deaaand ele City cemetery. church, and in ths mission a lUlneea He following lingering Tha body may bo viewad at tha 8urv!v!nr ara hur brother. Joroute to home at 157 Rsgent street, SunTWO HTARLYGS HELD. wai a member of ait Lak aerie Mrs. W. W. Fleetwood, en HUM. seph Winkles of Balt Lake, five Chriattenaan mortuary until Monday No. 67, Fraternal Order of Eagiaa, their new home In Beverly day evening. and wa employed aa a grocery Hearings were held before th daughters, Mrs George W. Meeks. evening clerk before hia Illness. commission Fri- Mrs Thomas Colburn and Misi HIGH MASS FT.VNjrED. public utilities Mia Mario Robbins and Mis MRS. E. L. CHOLLMAN. Survives Mr. Fotli arable widow, Irinths Blmmons will leave soon for on the petitions of tba Utah Edith Llndaay of Salt Lake, Mrs. At the Cathedral of ths Madel- day Mary Fortls, four daughter, an extended OGDEN Mr,. E L Power A Light for approval of a O. F. Pe'erson of Hollywood, Chollman, Mrs. trip to the northwet, eine Sunday, solemn pontiflcia, Joint agreement with Mrs George W Helen lotia. Wilma Fotis. Harriet Canada and Alaska. Calif, and Mrs. Webber of Ogden, daughter of Mr and Fotia and Virginia Foti. a son, mass will be celebrated at 10 3 Power for construction,theofTellurlde of died Murphy, at formerly Ogcen, s pow- four grandsons, Lindsay anil Fotia, and one brother, Sam in Knoxvtli,, Tenn , on Manuel all a m. bv'tbe Rt Rev, John J Mlt-t- er tranamlsnion line Interconnectof Sau Leake. Meeks of Bait lake, John 8. her home Mi Anna McCornick ha reof Fotia, July 24, after s long lllnesa bishop of ths Catholic dlocess ing the two systems and also on Cosgrove of Arizona and Laurence heart turned from Europe where she has trouble of Salt Lake, in observance of the th application of the state road Cosgrove f California, two grandCHAf. A DAVIDSON. Eh Wet well known In Ogden and spent the past three years. feast Of St. Mary Magdalene, pa- commission for permission to daughters Romalne Peterson and Etanston, Wyo, where she lived Funeral service for Charles A tron saint of the Formal abandon grads crossings In Span- Frances Cosgrove of California and for many year, Stirv'vlng art a Davidson will be held Sunday afMr and M- - Paul Tyler of Oro-vl- ll id serrance of the feast, which oc- ish Fork canyon Both application! a Catherine daughter and a son, Grace V and ternoon In Butte, Mont, to where Cal.f , have been the guests will be Knoxboth of the Chollman, body curred on Monday. July 22. was were taken under advisement. shipped Saturday Gorg Jane Cosgrove. afternoon by Evans A Early, bait of Mr and Mrs. James W. Collins ville, and the folliwing eletere-Mrdelayed to coincide with the Sab C B Stewart end Mrs B 8 Lake Interment will take paee in for several weak. tetli, ROAD CONTRACT LET. HELDS BAND TO PLAY. Newmen, Long Beach, Calif ; Mrs the Butte cemetery. Mr. Davidson Mrs R W. Salisbury ard daughM F. Brim and Mrs Lewis Vor. died in a local hospital early Fr day Ths state road commission FriJohn Held's band will give a FAMILY TO MEET. from heart dieease. Ha bad ter, ar visiting in Bait Lake for a .rk, Oydn. and her mother at morning & Whiting Loa concert at Pioneer park day awarded Thorn a of been resident Salt Lake for the popular Angeles. few da- -s en rout from New York The annual reunion of the last twenty-fiv- e from 7 to 8 p m Request company of Bprlngvllle. the conyears and was wi! of William end Hannah Sunday known in railroad circles through- to thelp home in Burlingame. numbers are "The Fortune Tel- tract for building About three-tertout the west During his reaidance Evans of Chester county, Pennsylof one mil of road apler, "Jolly by Victor Herbert; Mr and Mr W. C. Snow Miss Called by Death. here he was connected with the vania. who were paiaergers on the Rohbere' in overture, by Buppe; proaching th Uintah underpass passenger department of tha Union Laura Snow, Miss Miriam Mantle enip Brooklyn to San F'ranrlsco. in grand eeleqfion, "Ermlnle bv Weber county. Thorne 4- - Whl ng . Mo Pacific system Born in Union. left Miss Eliza Richardson 1848, will be held at the home Jakobowrki, Mr. Davidson came west in hi and CHARLES ,F. tASPERSO.t. popular songs bv submitted the lowest of four bids by motor for the Pacifr of William B. Evans of Center-.H- Nell WllLam. cornet duet by for this protect which will cost settling In Butte In 1991busi-He Saturday At a local hospital, Charles Fred- youth, Seattle visit will northwest Thev was engaged In the railroad atout $18 088 81. Utah, Auf, 4. 1858. Johnson and Leslie, erick Caeperson, 4. of Ogden, formness most of hia life and prior to Portland, Vancouver and San Franerly a re. dent cf Sau Lake, died his association with Union Pa- claco. the hr.day of u'etra cf the stomach. cific Sytem here he was connected Mr. Casperson wa horn in Holm, with tha Denver A Rio Grand rout. Mr and Mrs H Rosenthal and April lj, jiss. He He U survived bv a sister. Mrs. C read, Sweden,. ot Utah for about 41 P Pearsall of Salt Lake, his mother Mr and Mrs. David Kamher had, lhed !n He years ai a member of th L Mrs. Sarah V. Davidson. Salt Lake EasVon, Penn . left Saturday mornI ' 8 .chure i. Surviving relatives a sister, Mrs. Charles Elderkin, and ing for an extended motor trip to are his wtdoe, Augusta Herson a brother Guy C. Davidson, botn of Yellowstone park and the northa daughter, Clara Casperson, Butte, Mont Burial services will be west. They will visit in Canada. Casperson snd a son, Carl held in Butte at 1 p. m. Sunday. Calgary. Banff and Alberta. Mar'ln Casperson, both of Ogden. CLIC1 LINDSAY. He also leatet a stepson, John Iverson of Chicago Ths bidy sill for Lindsay Funeral services he taken to Ogden for sen ice, and Ellen Lindsay, who died Wednesday! Interment, 6 Sale 29 at a local 1hospital, will be heldj Monday, the Fifteenth Sunday at p. m. ELIZABETH K. MORLEY. ward chapel The body may be 1st 363 at the viewed res!dnoe, family At a local hospital, Mrs Eliza8eventh West street, from beth Kemp Moriej, 54, of Mount South noon to m 10 until Sunday a prior Pleasant, died Fr ay She wss born the service. Interment win be In September 24. 175 Sjnivlng relof the direction under Far! Idaho, atives are her husband. Heber 'C Morley; three eons, Ashley, Sydney Letrkia Uaertaking company. end Ray Money, a.1 of Mount PleasOLn ER B. 06TLER. ant and two daughters, Mrs. Phyllis Funeral services for Oliver K OstOlson, Ogden and M ts Maude Movies. Mount Feasant She also ler, who died July 25, will b4 Ire Id leaves three The Monday it i pm in th Hawthorne East and body will be sent by the Deseret ward chapel. Eighth Bishop H. M mortuary to Mount Pleasant for Rooseveltwillavenue The body may preside. Taggart bur.al. be viewed from 11 until 1pm. MonLEWIS BHALFIA. day at the family residence, 670 Logan ave. Interment will be in the At a local hospital, Lewis Bralfla City cemetery under the direction 8. son of Mrs. Best.u Llfonbee Brai-flof- - Laxklns mortuary. of Helper. died Friday of spn-a- l WALLACE L BEERS. meningitis, Th child wss born June 6, 1821, at Heiper, Besides hie Private funeral services for Walmother, he le survived by three lace L Beers, who died last Tuesday brother. Eugene, James end Clyde wl be held at the home of his lire fia. end two i.:ers blna ard rents, Mr, and Mrs. W. D. Beers, Ecelyn The bodv will be taken to fcj Windsor street, Sunday gt 2 pm. Heper by the Deseret mortutr for Bishop June B Sharp will preside burial. The body mav be viewed at the I read an ad in the news- reg dence Sunday between 10 and 13 AUGlT NYMAN. am. Interment will be in the City and I started taking LarAt S local hospital, August Ny- cemetery under ths direction of Eaper E. Pinkhama Vegetable man. 43, of 285 tmeh Fus; West kin a mortuary. street, died Fridsv of tuberculoai. Compound and I will recomGLENN NRLIANHAV, JR. Mr. Nyman wee born In Jacabs'on, mend this medicine to any Finland, December 11, 1134 He had Funeral services for Glenp Wilresided In Sait Lake eino 7904 A liamson, Jr, infant son of Glenn Y. woman who is in bad shape brother and a son survive Funeral and Mary E. Bird Williamson, ISIS like I was. I used J:o get so In charge of the 8 Gilmer Drive, will be held Sunday at arrangements. .20 ea. Kelloggs Ant Paste .25 ea. 1 M Tavlor mortuary are to be an. tired after a few hours work pm. In the Rose room of the Tools be Tha Deseret nounetd later. Arsenate of Lead. body may ,201b. Mortuary. .151b, that I was even afraid In my viewed at the mortuary prior to the Lawn Mowers, Black Leaf 40, Evergreen Spray, all rervlcee. Interment will be In the own house in the daytime. I 16-iBB Wasatch Lawn cemetery. $14.00 ea. $9.50 ea. .sizes 2 07o discount during sale. President of Store adidnt care if I lived or died. I PERMIT EtSPENDED. AU Poultry House Furniture 23 Per Cent Discount from have riven birth to eight boys Leaves For East Catalog. Dog Collars, HarFriTh atate aecurltlea andlfeelstrong right after, since boarj 25 Per Cent Discount. nesses, C E. Wright, president of Keith day supended th permit ot th I have taken the Compound- Inc 10 Types Spray Pumps for Every Purpose, 25 Per Cent Discount from , left O'Brien, store, department Litti to Flower Minins company Mrs. Maud Meyers, 460 E. Regular list 11 atoek InFriday evening for New York and ion, furtherthat other eastern market points. En vert iyationpendlnc 13th Street, Dubuque, lotuL Delivery at Abeve Cut Ratte, Strictly Cash 'into Jfs JUtsrratlaas Wfclls Itock complaint Carry. Vmmtm route, Mr. Wrfglft will visit store have been made. First Case, First lervei at Pueblp and Colorado 6pringa, Colo, in which he haa Interests. HARRIS. e While In New York he will meet Relative, of Martin Harris, Rook' of Mormofl. or Ft, uV-- X 0 Brien a, and will attend meetings brother. Enter, are requested to of ths National Retail Dry Goods meet at Geneva, Ausust 27, fur 42 West 1st South. Salt Lake City. purpose. association and the convention of tensaloslcai Albert Herne, Cbelrman. Merchandise Men associated. Pwyeen. r . 4 ' 27 1929 Church Notices. State Statistics. 4 JULY r iir ft, MRS. HAZEL B. MIXES. 8PRINGVILLE, Utah lira Hatsl Binka Miner, wit lot Lafayette Miner, died Friday morning after sn Hines of several weeks from blood poisoning. She wee bora Oct 4, 1888, and was ths daughter of Thomas sad Ann Breyson Bremen Btnke. Eh was th mother of two yeung hoys who wer marooned on a raft on Utah lake oa th 23rd of this month. Besides her husband she la snr. vlved by the following children: Don Thomts. 1! Ray L, 14; Kenneth, J2; th folios lng Clyde, 10, ClarA 7, and brothers and sletere- - T. W. Frank and Charles Blnks Miss May Bink end Mrs Emms Rowland, s't of f: -' iA "fj; a V' Mrs. Ridges Gives Party For Friends Windfield Carburetor is now in stock for H cars. Better investigate this article. It will vastly improve the performance of yoor car. We will be pleased to show and tell you more about this remarkable carburetor. Literature on rquest. Salt Lake City , ' 4 Oermen-Austria- Bun-da- r t STOMACH ULCERS n Hoi-lad- i. I 11 y at inf-to- Payson Man Held on Members of Rich Mann Act Charge Family to Meet and Chronic Acidosis Condition Quickly Disppear, No Starvation Diet; Famous Southern California Prescription, in Use Manjr Years. PaiirBelieved Trial Almost At Once. Send for No Obligation. Offer -- 16-Da- Why auffer with this extreme stomach trnuhis xnuuuws can posL- tlvely Assure you full relief or your money back? We guarantee Mission ou of exCompound still relieve treme gastritis or ulcers of tbe restomach, or we mill positttelv Mis on Comfund your money. thess troupound hate been used ble for many ari with unvarv-insuccess. Many doctors prescribe it regularly. Now It Is offered to ths general miblic. It begins at once to give relief from th severe pain, vomiting and other discomforts and agonies, and from day to day the improve fr g y ment U steady and Increasing! You are not compelled to rerpd. strict yourself to- a mflk diet. Yotr can eat anything you wish after taking our treatment a fewbe das. able What would you give to to eat as you did when you were a child It should be possible lth M scion Corn pound, and, beef of ill, the cost Is very little, and you sre guaranteed vour money back if it does not help you to your enta catlsfacttonvou to be the sole judge we take your word for it. Write today for th full Information to Mission Laboratory, 6437 Monte Vista St, Dept. 410, Loa Angeles, Calif. Adv. -- t 1k r- f fycimiom RJORTH From Salt Lake City O. L Stations aad other la S Its! to r PrL Va-d.e- Oregon Short Line Stations in Utah, Idaho and Oregon Every Saturday 28 -- - Nau-vo- -- ... tnpi Mrs. Mary Lindsay Dies After Fall - Intermountain Distributors. j i Sales Co. Stewart-Warn- er to and including Sept. Retvrn limit. IS daya. Stopover allowed within time limit Examples of round trip fare from halt Lake tot Boiee Idaho I21SS 10.40 Blackfoot. Idaho 13.00 Burley Idaho 4Mm Garland Utah Idaho Falls Idaho .. 12.6$ Ontario. Oregon 24.S Pocatello Idaho .... ftM Twin Falla. Idaho . . 16.03 Proportionately low fares to other points For farther details coasslti o. r. Mil-to- n A. SHEW E Co M. D4Y9IYGER y. ries. Hotel Wasatch Itah AM) Ticket Acvnt Wasafeh 200 Union Pacific s THE OVER LAM D ROUTE $5 e, GARDEN & POULTRY SUPPLIES SLAUGHTERED! Day Stock Reduction Beginning AT CITY STORE 42 W. Poultry Supplies July South. Garden Tools 1 a. AN INVITATION a 5 INVITE YOU to drive up through the wheat section of Utah and Southern Idaho and see the men who use Caterpillar Tractors on their ranches. Compare their crops with those of their neighbors and you will see a vast difference. The crops on the Caterpillar worked farms are in excellent condition. WE IS A REASON : These prosperhave the proper machineto do their work and do it at the right THERE ous x A 1 -- ry time no matter what the weather the result is Good Crops under Adverse Conditions! CANNOT AFFORD to be without a Caterpillar Tractor another season. Investigate and be convinced. YOU LANDES & COMPANY Garden PORTER-1- 7 I ALTO ll CO M RAUY wit-ne- f oUiar-u.ye- r i 236 West South Temple Salt Lake City Utah 1 0) p |