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Show 1 . Y ECHO NEWS.- - WANSHIP NIW3. HENEFER NEWS. Lebl HENErER, Not. Mr. ifenefer wo In from Corey, Ido, during the week, Tidting bi mony relotlre here. Our threblng machine boy report onother week work ot Croydon. They bore been bodly deloyed by recent storms! Ilenefer t Republican by major Itie. The Bull Mooee Ticket howing a decided low to the Republican ticket. The judge have been out all night counting ballot, and are not near through at 8 a. m. Wednesday morning. James Rawley one ef the refuge from Mexico, will atari up hi blackTill a much smith shop here needed branch of buiine here aud should be well patronised. WANSHIP, Nov. i. Mrs. M, 6,-- ECHO, Nov,7 MIssTesai Wood of Ogden bu been visiting in Echo for two week, th guest of her aister-i- n low. Hr. Will Wood. Mr. Daniel William pent Tuesday night witu her daughter, Mr. Jome Hole, but left on Ho, 9 Wednesday morning for Morgon. She will leore Ogden Saturday ofternoon for her homo In Son Frond sco. Terrll Wllaon, Morey Ueorden and Curtl Roger Jr, hod the good fortune to kill o Urgedeer, between Echo canyon and Oro creek, on election day. Th boy ore eery proud of their capture a It bod some beautiful born, and weighed about 8G0 pound when dressed. There ho been two deer killed tbia eoon by hunter fron Echo, oltbtughe great many portie bore been out. Election day pawed off eery qulely at Echo with the Socialist loathe lead, C. E. Montgomery who wo a candidate for county treaeurer got big majority la Echo, but up to date the other preiihcta havent been beard from. Jamea Hale waa elected to the office of constable on the Socialist ticket, and Moroni Rich in en the ProgreaalT, a juctlce of the peace. A. complete victory for Socialism nest election. to-da- y. KING W i mov family in from tboir farm for winter. Some of the boy turned tbi topsey turvey Halloween. That laid evening tbe two little chlLfri) of Mr. Frank Pendleton were jL to visit tbo widow (and th3 who are Ol in tbe ward) by tji mother and Mrs. Tboina RobiatA The tittie farie brought a nic kin lunch, sat It on tbo table wished each a happy Halloween disapeared in tbe darkneaa, but in the mlnde of thoeo who ware inembered by them. Mr. Robert Young, and Mr. Jtss, are away from homo looking Hrr the interest of their sheep, thsrfire they did not exercise their franchise yesterday. Elder Albert Smith who ha laboring in tbe mission field loi last 18 months, earn in to Salt ike (or yesterday to be operated appendicitis. His many frjwas bope for bis speedy recovery, j i Mrs. UllleAnderson who has lad a tumor removed from her bnast is reported as getting along nloey. Careful MUkman. The other day when the milkman, who la a new man on th route, called at Mr Green apartment, to collect the bill. he said to him severely; Do you know that several morning lately I hav not heard you whistle when you left the milk on the dumbwaiter?" "Sure that good, maam, returned the milkman, complacently, oblivious of the note of aeverlty In Mru. Green voice, "and I hope 111 soon git it down so fine yell not hear me at all. Te see, maam tl Impossible for me to be leavin the milk any later than I I do, but since the day y told me came too airly and woke ye from your sleep In the moraln fee been doombwalter careful to blow the I your husband crcitf An irritable, whistle as softly a I can so a not to fault finding diipoution i often due disturb y. But sometimes I do put to a disordered stomach. A man with more breath Into the toob than I d ' to. and thims the time ye hear good digestion i nearly always good "WANTED AH of ear subvert antured. A great many have beta per- me whistle." who are ia arrears, to pay up. Biwipt manently cured of atomaeb trouble by book handy, and always ready fr use, all sad the Tune Th a Take Chamberlain sale For Tablets get .taking For further partiealargjs Coalville sad Summit County aewa th sfitor. by Jobs Boydea A Boa. Adv. 1 tn-tln- The golden yam. says the Washington Poet, that elaborates the eun and the soil Into a sugar which makes saccharin teem sour, was set apart by our first parents as the overlord of all tubers. Th history of its Irish rival may bo definitely traced to the foster care of Raleigh. It spread Into Lancashire, Its path through the loW countries msy be followed as clearly as the 'march, of the army worm. But the genealogy of the yam is lost In the morning mists of antiquity. It is supposed to be Identical with the mandrake for which the Orient peoples dug as for hidden .treasure. Beyond all peradventure it was the yam to which the Spanish gave what" afterward became tbe generic name "batata," modified into our own collective Its purple flowery were hail"potato. ed as the harbingers of natures richest largesse, while Humboldt was still doubting whether nature originally had anything to do with tbo creation of tbe Irish potato. It la the succulent root to which loving allusions are m&fle by the great dramatist, who would have condemned tbe Mermaid as a tavern if he had been offered the tasteless bulb exploited by Mastor Raleigh. U 01DlegegJiae 'll MX. THE TUBERS CLOSE TO HEART OF NATURE Compared With the Yam, Irish Potato Sanitariums In the Black Forest Which Marvelous Cures Ha Is Callsd Insipid, Almost Been Recorded. Taste let Bulb. Young is homo again aftar Bpendiij a few week in Coalville with ty-j daughter, Mr. J. M. Ilixaoo. I of the In consequence dieagresaf weather our ward waa not very wf represented at the quarterly Cor ference at Coalville on the ueyf and third of the month. Mr. OF WE WANT THIS. Manager Beard informs us that he is negotiating with the manager of The Lion and the Mouse for one night, lie says there is very little chance for such a company having an date open. No matter, let them know we are on earth. We may catch them on their return. You must remember, twas wind that made Chicago. Keep blowing your fAYS TRIBUTE TO BRONCO at Witter Glowingly Points Out Useful nee In an article on "Tbe Friendly Summer Trees" In the Womans Home Companion Frank A. Waugh, professor of horticulture In Massachusetts agricultural college said; "In Germany one finds all kinds of cures. Every enterprising town has one. Often the cure house Is th finest public building in the city. A German talks of going to his cure as an American of going to his vacation. Th,ere are milk cures and mud cures, mountain cures and surf cures, but my choice ts the forest cure. Not only does It best please my personal taste, but I notice that It gets the more radical serious cases those where and heroic cures are needed. First Kf all there are the tuberculosis patients strewn about on their cots under the pungent shades of the Black forest as about Ur. Trudeaus camp In the Adirondack. Then there are the devotees of indigestion and the nervohs wrecks, bilious, alcoholic and society wrecks, drug fiends, bridge fiends and who everybody! that is, everybody can spend the money to come hither for the forest cure. Naturally in Germany, as In America, folks wfio have to work and support famines cannot afford to be cured. They cant even afford tbe disease In the first place. "It Is curious how friendly the forests arc to sick and discouraged people. The trees reach out their arms to shelter them. In the stillness of the morn'ng and through the long nights they whisper reassuringly to every one who listens." The first-clajob is the cheapest for the customer, and the best Your printing la a valuable asset of fer the pxinter. A good job proyour business. The Times helps It duces a fine effect, means somecustomers to success with presentable, thing and brings results. Results count. profitable publicity. ss horn. of Littlo JkAzona Animal on tho Trail. ihen the Arisota bronco wishes to be aafe for you and himself, he is tbs safest tjrtag In the world; and when he w ishes tJb unsafe, life Is a merry chance. I went up and down trails in Arisona which were almost perpen dicular, and rough andstone-strewn- , r, (or too; but there was the bronco has, not the ten pound, but tbe "thousand pound look ! His nose Is to the ground, his eyes fastened on the trail, his footstep the most beautifully careful thing tbe mind can conceive. One foot, placed before another eases, preserves the balance, adjusts the weight for another; and all this wonderful machinery of equipoise, stability and safety you feel working under you like a delicate mafchine. Yet this sage pioneer of the trail, with his meticulous care of you and himself, was just a wild range-ponbunted down by a range rider, driven, coaxed or duped into a corral, broken, saddled, bridled and ridden all in one hour; wrenched out of his wildness, having his heart broken, and mads Into a slave while you would eat your breakfaat. He is not a beauty; he la juat a mongrel; but his legs and hia feet are made of Iron and steel, and the work he does over awful trails, in s rough and ragged country, strewn with stones and flints and boulders and lava and scrub, week after week, month after month and year after year, would spoil th legs of a thoroughbred In three days. Gilbert Parker in Metropolitan little-dange- It is a pleasure to tell you that Chamberlain 's Cough Remedy is the best cough medicine I have ever used," writes Mrs. Hugh Campbell of Lavoma, Ga. I have used it with all my children and the results have been highly For sale by Johm Boy-de- n satisfactory. A Son. Adv. i t 4 4r- to to to to to ato i i to to to to ice Clearance For Cash Only and 3 W Days More! W to We will sacrifice our Entire Stock throughout. EVERY DEPARTMENT at PRICES NEVER BEFORE KNOWN W in our City. We must have the Cash and the space in order to make preparation for our Holiday opening. A visit to to Our Store will be the only way we can prove to you that you will be getting something for almost nothing to to - w FURNITURE Mens Department to Dry Goods Department Fleece Underwear, regular price $1.50. .Cash 75c Suit For Cash Dress Goods. per cent off to Mens Special Inducements In all Furniture Mens Woo! Underwear, regular price $2.50.. Cash $1.$0 Suit Laces and Embroideries off 20 cent Cash .For per All Beds per cent off to Mens Wool Underwear, regular price $3.00. .Cash $2.00 Suit All Scrims Cash .f 13 bff size per yard All Beds, Wool Underwear, regular price $3.50.. Cash Suit to Mens Cash $3.00 Cash per yard Bamboo Corner Book Racks, Mens Wool Underwear, regular price $6.00. .Cash $4.00 Suit .Cash $2.50 Book Corner Bamboo Racks, Cash to All Mens Suits lor cash, !0 days only per yard .25 per cent off grade. .Cash $35.00 Bed Feather $53.00. Davenports, Cash lor Cash, per cent off days only. r. .. .20 per cent off All Silks, Velvets, Trimmings, etc to AllMensBoysRainSuitsCoats, Cash $39.75 Feather Bed Davenport, $65.00 Cash $9.75 best $15.00 values Cash cent off Lace A1 . . 20 20 $2.25 10 . Men's Rain Coats, best $8.53 values 50c grade 30c 65c grade 75c 35c 40c per Dining Table, regular $ feet, $29.00 Cash 95c per yard DiningChiirs, regular $1.25. .Cash 45c per yard Handsome $9.00 Commode .Cash 75c per yard AH $1.35 grades LinolcuAi Cash 10c per yard Wall Paper Blankets - L STOVES Best Grade of Wool Wool and Cotton off . 20 Cash, , All $37.50 Heater st.; per cent Cash $2.10 . W W W W .Cash $19.75 Cash $0.75 .Cash$5.95 Cash $1.10 off One-ha- lf and RANGES W W W W W W W W -- $150 Grade .....Cash $4.00 Grade $2.75 Grade $1.75 Grade $1.50 Grade $1.25. Graded yT.7. . ..rrrr. .r. Shirts! Shirts! a iii Cash Cash rl t Cash Cash $0.95 1.95 2.25 2.45 rrr.TCashl.65 Shoe Department Mens Rubbers Boys High Cut Shoes. Mens High Cut Shoes Cash .65 .Cash 25 per cent off Cash 25 per cent off Cash 55c . . . . . .Cash 60c Cash 50c Cash 35c Cash 55c , Womens Rubbers Boys. Rubbers Misses Rubbers Childrens Rubbers Youths Rubbers A splendid assortment of Mens, Womens and Childrens Shoes .25 per cent off ...v; . . ...... Ladies Fall Coats 25 to 50 per cent OFF for Cash. Sweaters! Sweaters! Shirts! cavy Blue Flannel Shirts, $1.50 Heavy Bine Flannel Shirts. $2.75 Heavy Brown flannel Shirts $350 r . Mens Corduroy Shirts, beM S3.50. Mens ITeavy Whip Cord Shirtf, $2.35... a a 2.75 Cash 2.00 Cash 1.00 Cash .90 .75 , .Cash ....... Ladies All Wool Sweaters, $2.75. Ladies All Wool Sweaters, $3.00 Ladies' AH Wool Sweaters, $3.50. ... ..Cash $1.65 Cash $1.95 Cash $2.25 $ 1 0.00 1 Washing Machine given Away to party spending $50.00 at any one time, in Dry Goods Dept. During This Sale. -- r 1: . . , 20 AH Curtains.,. A .Cash 5.95 Childrens Dress riaidt, $1.50 yard .Tot Cash 20 per cent off All Wool Serges, btjf 75c grade .For cash 20 per cent off AH Wool Serges, lest $1.35 grade .For cash 25 per cent of! Outing Flannel, 12c grade Ijsts to Mens Hats Boys .,.... to All Mens Overcoats to A Lot of L. D. S. Garments . $4,25 $3.25 20 . . 33 three-quart- er ..Cash 22.50 All $29.00 Air Tight Heaters Cash 19.75 All $27.50 Air Tight Heaters...... Cash 17.00 . AH $22.00 Air Tight Heaters Cash 11.75 AH $15.00 Air Tight Heaters .Cash 13.00 Alb$16.5a Hot BiastTT. Cash 6.75 All $10.00 Heaters le and Reservoir Closet, High Range, regular Six-ho- $62.50 value Cash $45.00 RUGS Cash $3.65 All 36x72 Axminstes Rugs, $5.50 27x32 Axminster Rugs, $2.50 ..Cash 1.95 Cash $28.00 All Axminster Best Grade, $40.00 All 9x12 Velvet Brussels, $32.50 .........Cash 19.75 AH 9x12 Genuine Wilton Rugs,' $60.00. .Cash $42.50 All 9x12 Superior Axminster Rugs, $27.50 .Cash 19.75 All 9x12 Cash 8.00 Ingrain, $12.50. W AH All-Wo- ol MISCELLANEOUS All fancy. Chinaware All Frimed Pictwses.. .,.L , W ....Half-Pric- e Half Price V Summit 4 5: & Mercantile Company . r ' f 7 t |