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Show The "Deserct Farmer" needs the support and encouragement of every farmer every person interested In agricultural pursuits in this inter-mountain inter-mountain country. Send us a dollar! Let us end you the paper a year! California Christmas V Something Worth KV While-Direct JT V? A to you or shipped to any point in the United States on your order in time to be delivered de-livered to .friends and loved ones Christmas, but you should Order Now to assure prompt delivery. Every box contains a holly berry label and Mi esc words: Merry Christmas from (we insert your name.) This Box " $7.50 We Pay the Freight This is what it contains: Dried Fruit 2 pounds fancy figs. 4 " prunes (large size). 4 " peaches fine quality. 4 " Spricots " 4 " oosc Muscatel raisins. 2 " seedless Sultana raisins 3 " fancy " " seeded. 2 " fancy pears. Canned Fruit Put up in heavy -cane syrup. 3 cans apricots, .fancy quality. 3 cans peaches, fancy quality. 2 cans pears, fancy quality. 2 oans plums, fancy quality. 2 cans grapes, fancy quality. Nuts and Honey 5 lbs. walnuts, large, No 1, soft shells. 3 Ibi. air jnds, large, No. 1, soft shells One-half gallon Orange-Sage extracted extract-ed honey. Guaranteed first-class and all this year's cropall dried fruit put up in two-pound cartons. Seeded raisins and figs put up in one-pound "cartons. OUR REFERENCE First National Na-tional Bank, Colton, Cal. Two of Our Regular Assortments So pounds Dried Fruit, 6 kinds, packed in two-pound cartons, $600 box. Canned Fruit Assortment Fancy fruit put up in heavy cane syrup, 24 cans, s kinds, $4.75. Combination 50 pounds Dried Fruit, 24 cans Can id Fruit, all for $10.50. We pay the freight. Write for price list and full particulars particu-lars of all assortments; also 3 COLORED COL-ORED SOUVENIR POST CARDS FREE. CALIFORNIA FRUIT PRODUCTS CO, Dept. S, Colton, California. THE SCENIC LINE Connecting at Ogdcn Union Depot with all SOUTHERN PACIFIC AND OREGON SHORT LINE TRAINS. The Only Transcontinental , Line Passing Directly Through Salt Lake City. Splendidly Equipped Fast j Trains Daily Between (1 Ogden and Denver m Via Three Separate and 11 Distinct Sccmc Routes, w THROUGH PULLMAN AND ORDINARY SLEEPING CARS, DENVER, OMAHA, KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE. FREE RECLINING RE-CLINING CHAIR CARS. Personally Conducted Excursions. Excur-sions. DINING CARS, SERVICE A LA CARTE ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS. For rates, folders, free illustrated illustrat-ed booklets, etc., inquire of your nearest ticket agent, specifying Rio Grande Route, or address I. A. BENTON, G. A. P. D. Salt Lake City A FARM TELEPHONE ' Will save enough horseflesh ' and time every month to pay ' , its cost for a year, and in ; emergencies, when time is , the big thing, it may save 1 your home and your life. ', Thousands of farms in this ( country arc now equipped ; , with telephones and you could not persuade one of these farmers who has prov- . ' 1 ed its value to allow his tele- ' ; phone to be removed. 1 It helps to make farm life 1 pleasant and saves money. ' You owe it to yourself to ' have a telephone on YOUR ; , ' farm. Call on the nearest manager of the Rocky Moun- m tain Bell Telephone Com- m pany and he will tell you W how you can get it at small m , cost, or address the General M Contract Agent, Rocky W Mountain Bell Telephone , Company, Salt Lake City. C J 1 Hock? Mountain Bell I Telephone Go. 1 DR-4W. H. STROTHER, O. D. M Authority on Eye Trouble . H Broken Lenses Duplicated By Mail J H ALL WORK GUARANTEED M Call, or Write to Me if Your Eyes jH Trouble You. H Examination and Consultation Freo H With C. E. W. BOWERS, Jewelet M 73 Main St, Salt Lake City H ! He Who Travels j I VIA THE I I ' PASSES THROUGH THX H 1 , BEST DRY FARMING H ' DISTRICTS IN UTAH H AND NEVADA. H FOR INFORMATION RE- H GARDING RATES AND M I LAND WRITE OR CALL f H I H J. H. BURTNER, D. P. A 1 H 169 Main St, Salt Lake City I H OFFICIAL DIRECTORY H UTAH BEE-KEEPERS H ASSOCIATION. - ' H President. E. S. Lovesy, M 355 Sixth East Street, Salt Lake City. 1 First Vice-President, R. T. Rhees, M View, Weber County. H Second Vice-President, W. Belliston, H Nephi. H Secretary, A. Fawson, Grantsville. JH Asst. Sec'y, Jas. Ncilscn, Holliday. jjfl County Vice-Presidents: H Salt Lake W. C. Berg n, Mill Creek. H Utah George Hone, Payson. H Wasatch J. A. Smith, Heber City. M Davis H. J. Butcher, KaysvWle. M Box Elder J Hansen, Bear River City H Tuab. Thomas Belliston, Nephi. M Washington J. L. Bunting, St Geerge M Cache Nephi Miller, Providence. M Morgan T. R. G. Welch, Morgan. M Emery Chris Ottoson, Hunrinffton. M Carbon. W. H. Horslcy, Price. M Sevier R. A. Lowe, Austin. M Sanpete Walter Cox, Fairview. H Weber Mrs R T Rl.cc View M DeBouzek- Huntzp EnfTmTero and Electrotype H Successor to H D3 BOUZEK ENG. CO 27-29 W. South Temple St H SALT LAKE CITY H |