Show “1 — - r V HOME OF EXILED KING IN ENGLAND Choicest (f Meats and - Groceries That's the name of my place of business And everybody does IIURRY BACK after they have tasted my choice Wines Liq uors Beers and Cigars SAUNA MEAT & The Many Uses of a Good - SUPPLY CO TilE BEST IN TOWN! My place always has a 'decency and respecta bility about it and that s why business grows Pool Q of P°rtuga1 wh° 8 now domiciled at Wood Norton the country home of the duke of Orleans Is still known as King Manuel and is treated with all uel and Queen Amelle probably will set up their own establishment the respect due to royalty Before lnntr Man Craycombe an old house on entat Pfrch®d on a hm amo”S thlck same woods Though old and not very large lMs charmlVv Am®1e knows the place well for she lived there for a short time before her’marriage Wood' 8 faF fr°m but t Is a large house and Its royal pretensions are emphasized v6 Dg PaIatlal by the flour that appear everywhere about Its great gates once stood before the palace at Versailles at Billiards it Yours for Trade TO CHOKE A BORE as Edwards YOU ARE READING THIS AD— OTHERS WILL READ YOURS JJOST everybody read the de in thie paper They furnish aa much new to the man in town and on the farm aa the personals and often more q Peter Smith’a wife wants a new hat Smith sees by the paper that Jonea ia selling hata at ao much atore ad ia missing from the paper— Johnson’a trying a policy —clones gets Smith’s — money Smith’s wife gets her hat RESULT Professional BLACKSMITH - Device Arranged to Protect Yorker and Family J New Gubblns Makes ConMontgomery to Absorb Silly Chatter of Neighbor and Throw It Back at Her trivance New York— "See this funnel?” said J Montgomery Oubbins the other afternoon He held up an ordinary tin funnel — the kind grocery men keep near the vinegar barrel “This funnel” continued J Montgomery Gubblns without waiting for a reply "contains my own arrangement of violin strings and syphons and along thla snout you see there is a little keyboard It will find any person’s ’note’ and call it ‘the Gubblns silencer and word catcher' “I was forced by circumstances to invent this contrivance for the protection of my family and my own peace of mind It happened this way: "The wife of our next door neighbor on the left of our Omaha home is a bore It was her habit before this" and he waved the funnel "to call on us several times a week just at dinner time She always came to borrow something — a cupful of sugar a pint of milk or an egg " ‘Oh I mustn’t keep you from your dinner!’ she would exclaim with a sniff After declining an invitation to dinner she would take a few steps toward the door then stop and and talk and talk and every few words she would remark that she Just must go home "Courtesy forced my wife and me to stand and listen to her On these occasions I could always hear the dinner cool off "Things came to a desperate pass one night when we had a distln gulshed person from Clara Gulf dining with us The neighbor was there and talked so long our dinner froze Then there came a loud snap from the din lng room Willie my youngest son was surreptitiously breaking an icicle tom the chicken’s wing And the distinguished person got mad because he wanted to do the talking himself An Idea suddenly kicked "Bang! me into action I rushed to the kitchen snatched this funnel from the hands of the cook and ran to my workshop Presently I emerged triumph- talk ant "Walking nonchalantly toward that talking female with the funnel held In my hand I planted mycarelessly self directly In front of her amd pressed one of these keys The result was Just as I had planned The woman’s jaw kept on moving but she spoke soundless words at least the only sound heard was the of her words dropping like pebbles into this funnel "I pressed another key The woman That's what all know of Carr Nielsen and see me and the best work in town Come TIGHTS get BREAKSTAGE LURE Girl Give Up Her to Be Star— Taken Aspirations to Her Home Louis — Miss Isabel Embrey sixteen years old who ran away from her home In Meridian Miss to go on the stage was pured of her stage ambitions after dancing In tights for two nights In the chorus of a St Louis She forsook the footlights theater and fleshings for a prosaic Job In a department store and was tearfully willing to return home with her parents They left with her the other day for Meridian She said that she went first to Cincinnati and played a minor part one drama night In the venerable "East Lynne" As the ascent to a starship In the play proved more steep and difficult than she had expected she left Cincinnati for St Louis Father mother and daughter had a reunion at police headquarters and the girl cried as she told of her experiences She had been living at No 3501 Morgan street but gave her address as the Jefferson hotel she said to Impress her girl friends in Meridian Reputation Props F - Let us build you an inch ad ir this paper a column ad a page ad or any old size ad Let It tell In forceful terma: What you’ve got to sell What it’s worth Why it’s best at that price Such an advertisement in this paper will bring buyers who hardly knew you existed before you advertised S3E (OopjrlsUt Lm bf VVii U) The Buyer s Guide The firms whose names r la our advertising columns are worthy ot the confidence of every person in the community who han money to spend The fact that they advertise stamps them as enterprising progressive men of business a credit to our town and deserving of Our advertising colnmno support compriso a Buyer' Guido to fair dealing good goods honest prices BARS SALE BIRDS' PLUMAGE Cannot Be Sold by Milliners After July Next by Statute Ntwj New York — The plumage of fortythree specimens of birds formerly used to decorate women’s hats cannot be sold by the milliners of New York state after July I next according to the annual report of the Na tlonal Association of Audubon Societies The most Important feature of a law recently passed by the state leglslature the report continues Is the of the sale of aigrettes prohibition New York is one of the three greates centers for the sale of aigrettes th others being Paris and London The aigrette Is taken from the mother bird when nesting and costd her life and the life of the young birds The Audubon societies have been fighting for the protection of these birds for many years The passage of the plumage bill will prevent the use of) their plumage as well as that of most! wild birds of the country and all th birds native of New York state (JSE DOGS TO SOLVE CANCER - Animals to Drink Water In Which Fish Live to Solve Canceroua Mysteries 8t Ads as stretched her Jaws as wide open aa she could then her words began to roll from the funnel back Into hell mouth When her mouth was full of words I pressed a third key Then she ate her own words “I kept this up until she got a violent attack of Indigestion and we had to send for the doctor The medlctil man said — but here’ my train” Aigrettes York East Portland Me — Ia cancer comthrough fish to human be- municable ings? Through bureau at the establishment of a test the United States fish hatcheries here the government Intends to try and settle for all time this much mooted question Dogs are to be used In the experiment A little mongrels which will be enrolled as charter members of the ‘‘The dogs the drinking cer from by do not contract the cans fishes It Is believed but) water from the pond infected fish specimens) where the swim” The United States government is at) present taking under consideration the advisability of establishing a per manent station here where experll ments In connection with cancer may) bo made in lieu of human) dogs upon beings PIGEON DROPS ON Sewing Machine There is practically no limit to the variety of work that can be done with a Singer Whether for the finest Sewing Machine embroidery the plainest home sewing or the most elaborate tailoring the Singer is i equally efficient (9 Every woman takes pride in having these things but if they be her own handiwork the satisfaction is complete because her own personality is reflected in every seam 9 The woman who uses a Singer may have everything in needlework she can desire— she is better dressed at much less cost her children are clothed according to her own taste and ideas she has attractive table linen and an unending supply of dainty underwear 9 Moreover she is free from the worry and delay which always comes with the use of a “cheap” machine Sold oaljr by Singer Sewing Machine Company Richfield UtEAnderson Mr ESZSZSZSESZSZSZSESZSZSZSZ52SESESM Prof EDISON Theo France Teacher of Music Vocal Violin Cornet and’ Piano PHONOGRAPHS Piano Tuning EDISON RECORDS And Repairing— Organ Cleaned and Repaired Wa hive baan trying for a yaar and a half to get the Lewis Drug Go to handle onr and have at last Phonographs saoosded They will carry the different eized machines in etook at all times also the two minute or standard records and tho Amberol or four minute reoords We have sent the Lewis Drag Co aome of the flnaet moat reoords we have in both the two minnte and tbs four minute kinds If yon like fine musio go in and hear the EDISON play Yours Truly “ Dr P F Spicer Graduate SDental Surgeon J TAILORING Edison Phonograph Co Step up stairs over the store and ask- the man He pairs cleans and makes suits STEAMER — Exhausted Bird Jo’ns Fishermen on! “cancer squad” have just arrived acBoard Fishing Boat Angler— companied by Dr Harvey R Gaylord director of the Gratwlck cancer laborCared for atory at Buffalo N Y The doctor has achieved fame through his discovNew York — The fishing boat Anglei eries that the laws of Immunity ap went out to the banks for fish and came back with a pigeon ply to cancer She had The dogs are to be fed on the best a big crowd of amateur fishermen ou and most healthful sterilized food board and while steaming about for have the best sanitary quarters and a good place to drop lines John Voltz saw a pigeon have a caning physician all their own a deckhand flopping In the gale as If wounded To appease their thirst they are only about The bird made a desperate effort tc allowed to drink of a pond In which there are fish These fish and the get to the Angler and despite the fact dogs carefully tended may thus be that there was enough noise and aboard to scare a tame cat the made to solve another of the great larity Sailors Rescue Seal Orphans bird gave no heed and puzzles of the medical world dropped helpSeattle Wash — The revenue cutter Is If the cancerous proclivities ofThat the less on the deck Voltz picked up the Bear the last steamer to leave Bering fish are transmitted through the wa- pigeon and put It In a box in th© cabin sea arrived here the other day bringter then the dogs It Is believed will giving It water and oatmeal The bird had an alumipum band o ing teif orphan fur seal pups whoe show It and prove that the danger of were killed mothers by Japanese this disease Is ever present for hu- Its left leg bearing the number “6 The pups reared by sailpoachers man beings who drink water In which Capt A1 Foster of the Angler sale ors on the Bear will be sent to Washthe owner can have tho bird by prov fish live where experiments In feeding ington lng his property Prof Charles G Atkins lu charge them will be made of the hatchery says: seals will feed only their Mother "We now have a number of dogs Tramp Secures Piee own babies but men on the Bear disand expect shortly to receive more Sharon Pa— “Fire! Fire!” shouted! covered that If a ligament hampering sent here to aid in Investigating the a tramp at th© home of Rev Thomas) the baby’s tongue Is lanced the teeth cause of the Barnes disease known throat Brookfield township jusfi as in are available at once and the pup goitre which Is one of the numerous as the family sat down to chicken din will eat fish forms of cancer’’ ner Everybody rushed out juBt inj That the cancerous disease afTectlng time to see the man disappear An Freedom to Wed Demanded both dogs and fishes is similar In na- other man went In the back door stole Rome — A movement Is on foot ture has already been established the chicken and two pies from tha among the telephone girls of Rome to That It Is Identical table fled and dial before remains to be the family have abolished the regulation which demonstrated The relation between covered tbe trick forbids them to marry before they the two has not yet been worked out reach the age of t and that is just what the 'scientists years In China In 1913 Congress Italian women reach their prime be- want to learn among other things Peking— An imperial parliament thd fore they are and twenty Dr Harvey consider R Gaylord who Is in first In the history of China will bd their chances of marriage greatly les- charge of the experiments ( convened in 1913 according to an being made sened by this government bald regulation cial edict issued the other day August p re- — —— to Ericksen Stewart & Robins Professional Barbeis Step iu and get acquainted And when yon need it let us give you tbe beet tonsorlal work in town Agent for the Richfield Steam Laundry N White House BuildingL J BATES Lawyer Notary Public Oolite tiom RICHFIELD UTAH 3nE! 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