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Show frrr ,mIIMV . . OGDEN, UTAH. THE MORNING EXAMINER, MAY SATURDAY, per bbl 16.37a16.50; lard per iut lbs l.uo; short dear whiskey side (boxed) hssia of high wines 1.29. 8.75: mess pork a. . t i r f 1 --'5, bn Oats, bu Rye. ba Barley, bu Cora, t . ' WALL Variaut Stock, Drop Several Pointa Whoa Loosened Iren Bloeaom Comes Into Play. Market Was Fra Salt l4ko. May stocks vent down the Una whoa Jarred loose to any extent during trading this mornDmI ing ao the local mining Muck exnew Bum, adT afford k HU yee' think jwu change. Victor heavily and a gtTM M a ehaeee. We aall aa toM eee of the exception! to the general ieahlesed anliHCM. , M U role. It making a gain of 3 cegt. Berk Tunnel wont from $1.62 to 1.57 durun the ing a rapid run of innsfi-Mate (M th brat U baabar la regular calL Altogether 3,7tO fharea the mat vtrtauhH aanr. Bla- moved, going In blocks compelling nket. Halters, WIIn ait everything from loo to 600 chares each. May Day lust 1 cent duriug active selling. It Inn vvavr seeds. opened at SUV, to Zita cento. Five vn the regular rail moved 3.5"0 Co. sales chare. Seven Trough we another active seller, lowing point during a lively ran. This opened at 46 and closed at 46, 3.300 share changing hands. Victor, the exception opened Bush 4 Gert'e Plane at 11 and closed at 13, fi.'WO share moving during the tegular call and Newman Bras. Organa I.eOO oa the otrn board. Cartas oId at 45 tbia morning, l.ooo ehare rHug on the regular call and 500 on the oen board. Thia stork' were the fmiure of yesWARDLEIGH fluctuslloutrading. II. It rbiaed In the foreterday's noon at 30 and finished tlis day srll-inat 51. Tha Jump In (he afternoon caused ae end uf wonder. The min is in rxcellent condition, hut the acPLLNOS tions of the stock could nut be laid te any sudden Improvement In the itself. It wa belug talked property And musical around tha rirhange freely that some one had margined 35.000 share and other dealers decided to break the MESCflANDISE pool, lerm Rlnsaum, added to tha board'a Hat a few dav ago, cams Into t the today and Its first rale This Involved 100 shares recorded. Ylellss, Guitar, Aceordeoaa, Bas-Joat 75. 1ncle Bam continues to sell Btrlaga, at JO. Wabash la showing more strength. o Sheet Music Publication t Latest HOW ABOUT m at o-i- ld All Our Harness r J.C Platt Saddlery c g oigjlns lime-llgh- a, Baa tha Woadarful PI pa Orgia. Waahlntaa 3378 Avenue. OGDEN, UATH. Weak, Nervous, Diseased SESSION. Movement From the Bearish Prices. York. May 24. The doth market wa comparatively five from the pressure today, ani this opened wav for the alow recovery in price wtirh took pla. The small volume and the alight urgency or the utniund were sulking, in view of the advsnivd for gome ilino of liiiueu-hm- s of the short interest which was being built up. The conspicuous show uf strength iu today s trading wn reduced to shout half a dosca aim ha which are always the favorite medium uf operatkms by the highly (speculative element on the stock en dichange. BoppoJtlms aa to the barmensions of the short intercut are ed m a quiet burrowing demand for a number of stocks, which Is reflected in the losntng rate of those stock. Burroweri of some of thera stocks are offering to advance funds against the stuck loan and to forego any Interest return whatever, which la by the stock market term that the stock Is loaning fiat. On other stock which are not loaning abrilute-lflat there la still a sufficient borrowing demand to secure the stocks fur delivery ao that the Interest rat on money advanced Is accepted at leas (ban the ruling rate for money. The difference of the demand, with the of the artive pressure to liquidate today in tha face of this technical indes of a large outstanding short interest arouses some suspicion of borrowing of stocks against sale that are really sold In liquidation In order to ooareal the appearance of of stocks liquidation. Recent aak-here for foreign accouul also are believed to have been large and it is customary In aucb cases to borrow stock for delivery pending the arrival of the certificates from abroad, thus Increasing the appearanre of a large existing short Interest. The cessstlon of liquidation In stocks for which there left Is a broad and artive market some of the leas active Issues to be redisposed of. The wide declines corded In some of tha uaually dormant stocks was a feature of the day. In order to effect a sale even of a small block uf such stocks the prices require to be offered down many pointa before meeting a bid. The news U which moat Importanca attached was that of more favorable weather In the wheat regions. Tha later recovery In the wheat market had the effect ut cheeking the slow advance In storks. Preliminary estimates of the wwake currency movement foreshadowed a strong bank statement tomorrow. Honda were Irregular. Total sales, par value f 1.436,000. lT. 8. bunds were unchanged on call. New s1-tio- a Atchison 346 Atchison, pfd 95 Baltimore and Ohio 171 Canadian Pacific Chicago and Northwestern ....149 Chicago and Northwestern pfd.. 20(1 Colorado Bout horn Denver and Rla Grande Denver and Rio Grande prd Krle Illinois Central IsiulsvIUe and Nashville Mexican Central Mlaoouri Pacific ... New York Central Quicklj and aurely bj methods and modern at mod- , 22 . . 27 5d 22 135 112 ... 20 It CONSULTATION FREE ...120 Pennsylvania ....103 Reading Rock Island . 1H 43 Rock Island pfd ... .128 . ... St, Paul T9 Southern 1arlfle 19 Southern Railway ... 13 I'nlon Pacific ... ... T Cnlon Pacific pfd 12 ..... Wabash 18 Wisconsin Central Miscellaneous. 89 First clara tickets on sale to many Amalgamated Copper ...' .... 36 Car and American Foundry of Chicago, Minneapolis pointa west ... 57 end SL Ixml a for one fare ptus two American Locomotive 21 dollara tor the round nip. five first American Smelting 106 class trains dally. The famous Over- American Smelting 53 land Limited leaves Ogden 3 p. m. Brooklyn Rapid Transit 30 The new Los AngelrreChlrago lim- Colorado Fuel aud Iron 11 ited. 1:30 p. m., has through standard International Paper T5 and tourist sleeping cars to Chicago. National Biscuit Make reservations early. Further par- National Lead 2o ticulars, Cnlon Depot Ticket Office or Pacific Mall 90 A. H. Moseley. Trav. Pass, Agent. Bell People's Gas ..... . 30 Pressed Steel Car ..... phone 53, Ogden, Utah. 164 Pullman Palace Car ... WHEAT IB DROPPING. Standard Oil 1 Sugar 138 .... and Iron.. .Coal 24. marTenneaee The wheat Chicago, May 33 ket today continued its downward United State Sled 98 course. The depressing factor was Vntted State Steel pfd ..' 81 Western Inlon ..... the result of the weather bureau that rains had fallen in Kansas. CHICAGO FUTURES. Rains wen also reported In various palnjs of the went. Argentine shipfuments were reported as liberal and Chicago. May 24. The leading tins also weakened the market. July tures ranged as follows: to 12 8 lower at WHEAT opened pt sold at 391-and declined to May 98 September opened a shade to July .... ...... 1 2$T3-8 lower at 100.: 14 to 10013. Sept .... ...... 1 1 sold at 100 and then declined to Dec to December opened 99 CORN sold at May to 1011-3- . lower at 100 101 and held for a time around July .... ...... 10L Sept .... ...... .......... 1 ....... Dr. Elliott THE SPECIALIST 2356 Washington Are., OGDEN. . 62.000 132.400 152.200 .... .... lO.ooO 29.4U0 156.200 361.200 1C0.9O0 10 1.0P0 SlJKtO On the produce exchange 9,600 ro-po- rt 5-- 3 Seeds Seeds 8 3-- 4 7-- 3-- OATS Garden and Flower Seeds A FULL AND COMPLETE ' LINE. : Pratt', Poultry Food and I.lce Killer. The famous Columbia aud Pratt'a Stock Remedies. Domestic and Imported. Patent. Hay, Grain and Produce. Prompt delivery. FLOUR High h; Utah Feed & Produce Co. Phones. 2311 Wash. SIO REWARD For the arrrat and conviction of any party or parties stealing the Ogden Standard or the Morning Kxamlner. LAMAR NBLflON, Circulator. oooooooooooooooo o O O BTRUCK o o oooooooooooooooo .... .... . PORK BY CYCLONE o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o May July Sept 16.65 July 16.7(1 Hept iAu- n- JOSEPH CHEZ, Attorney and Counstler at Law. 40 and 41 First Natienal Sink Bldg. Ogccn, Utah. Beth p he ns a. No Chicago Chicago, May 24. Cattle Receipts 24.000; market steady. Beeves, $6.30 6.50; cows, 31.8oa5.40; hrifera, 13.20 a 5.4o; calve. $4.506.50; good ta prime steers. 13.406.30; poor to medium. I4.30a5.40; blocker and feeders, tary Sept RIBS 8.77 8.92 8. 9" 9. "2 Julv Sept Sugar and Coffee. Raw. New York. .May 24. Sugar slcadv: fair refining. 83.37: centrifugal H6 tesi. 13.92: molasiid sugar. 83.12. Refined, steady: crushed. 15.70: ( 5.1(1; granulated. 85.00. Steady; N. 7 rlu. 6 Santos, 7 powdered. No. 4 3-- : 3-- CHICAGO PRODUCE. were ns follows: Flour steady: No. 2 apring wheat 99al.02: No. 3 951. "2: No. r red Caidt quotation 9tiit9S; Attomay-at-Law- No. 2 corn 54: Office 2374 Wash771 . ington Av. Buth phonea AGEE A M'CRACKEN, Ceunsslors-at-Law- , 51, 54 and 59 First National Bank Bldg, Phones, Ball 80S, Ind. SOL A. G. HORN, Attorney at Law. Over Badcon Drug Store, Wash. Ave. TRADE REVIEW Auditors and Accountants BRAD-STREET- New York, May 24. R. G. Dun and company'! weekly review of trade tomorrow will say: Further progress was made in the distribution of spring merchandise this week, but the season la still very backward and much stock will lie carried over. Confidence la nut generally shaken, although some evidence! of raution followed the violent rise In prices of wheat and frequent rumors of crop dUastera. Latest reports Indicated that warm weather In some states and much needed rains In other sections have given the tardy grain and cotton n better starL Leading manufacturing Industries have not curtailed operations, several advances In wagea have occurred and there are numerous encouraging developments to offset slow progress on the farms, including more prompt mercantile collections at many dues. A conspicuous feature Is the demand for ban from makers of agricultural Implements. This business Is larger than last year's, indicating that no anxiety regarding the crops la felt In this Industry, although wholly deiiendent upon the prosperity of the fanner. Businees In steel rails includes large quantities for Japan and Panama. Structural steel' mills have extensive Inquiries for office buildings, factories and railway bridges, moat of the pressure coming from western cities. All foreign hides are weaker owing to the poor ouslnesa of European tanner. Several grades are lower on the week, the stocks have accumulated, tairnen buying leae than the elaugh-terer- . Gty Florists 1905-0- THE PORTER FLORAL CO. Choice cut Mowers alwaye on hand. Floral designs a specialty. Greenhouse cor. Jcffanon ave. and Twentieth sL W. L. Porter, Mgr. Phones Ball 260Z; Ind. 293. ; OF FAME. New York. May 34. No actor's name will be sums those inscribed In the Hall of Ksnie at New York Inlverslty next Thursday. The vole of the Jury of 95 ('lectors showed, however, that Charlotte Saunders Cushman lacked hut five vote of being piit on one f the tablets. As she ha gained 26 votes In five years, it Is probable that her name may he inscribed In 19ln. Edwin Forest, the mentioned, got only six only act-ivotes, the same number he received five year ago. No. 2 54a: oats white No. 2 yel No. 2 No. 47: Sacramento. Cal., May 24. Kid Ketchel of Butte. Mont., la'st night pu out George Brown uf Oakland In the second round of what was to have go. been a twenty-round 2582 M. G. BARNES, The Muaic Dealer, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. ta 170 Printers A. L. 8C0VILLE, PRINTER. Opposite poatoff.c. Both phonea. Wash. Avanua. Ladies' Tailors LUKE CRAWBHAW, Pretographcr; Studio Artistic. 2441 Washington Avenue, Ogden, Uak A picture that locks like you. L. WEBER, Photographer. Every variety of photo art verb, 1438 Waah. avo Both 'phoaaa WILLIAMS BROS. Livery and Feed Stables. Phonea: Boll 811; Independent 715. 238 THE THOMAS BTUDI0 High Grade Portraiture In Pastel, Crayon and India Ink. 2457 Wash. Ava. Both Phones. Street, h and Cut Flowers every day. Wa ba tha lowest Pot plants In monthly. ' think our prices ta I B. VAN DER SCHUIT. Punaral designs of all kinds; cut flowera and potted plants. .All o.n ders promptly filled. Phone 9B0Z. 740 Twenty-eightat, h STILLWELL A NEWMAN Florists. Choice and Bedding Plants of all kinds. Give us a call. Store 2578 Waah. Ave. 1 1 OGDEN FEED A BALE STABLE F. Everett A Co, Prop, Livery and Boarding. Phonea: Bell 319Y, Ind. 600.. 2219 Washington Ave. Masonry and Horseshoeing, Rubber Tiring, Ha vesting Machines, Wagona, Buggies and Tops Manufactured. 2247 Wash. Ave. Bell Phone 1260Y. Contractors and Builders J. P. ONEILL CONSTRUCTION CO.Centractora and Builders ef Beware, Cement Walke, Street Paving and Gravel Roofing. 421 25th at HOWARD, P. A. I8AKB0N. of 245-4- 7 22nd at 298Z. Bell PETER UNANDER, Gonarai Contractor and Bulldor. 359 9th BL Ball phone 675 Z. GEO.' OI.M8TEAD. . Contractor and Builder. Office and shop at residence, 500 24th at, West Ogden. Bell phene 48 IX. Music .. N. H. IVES, Live Stock, Ranches, City Praparty. Homes on easy payments. 2484 Wash. Avo. Phono 1898. MEEK. Teacher of Plane. Studio, 2308 Adama. Bell Phone 821 K. Ind Phone 3582A. W. B. WEDELL Real ' Estate, Leant, Insurance and Rentals. 2468 Washington avo Boyle block. Both phones. ERNEST M. W. JONES. . Plano, Cabinet, Organ and Hare many. Studio 3348 Wash. Ava. Cleaning and Dyeing Pocatello. Ogden. ELITE CLEANING CO., ' Cleaners and Dyers. Taylor A Wilson, Proprietor. Both Phone. 1 1 : ! MW I'frl'HWWWWt died last night from burn received In an rxploalnn. Mia Harnett was pouring coal oil upon the kitthen fire when the receptacle in her band exploded, enveloping her In flame. DIES OF PNEUMONIA. 21. Rocheater. May Hornell was terrorised thl morning by a gang of yegg-meNight Watchman Jshn n Hendy a a fatally shot. Kelley was badly beaten and others were injured. Three yeggmen were arieaied after two of the gang hud been shot. n. , . . ' ttudla Plane Bldg. J. M., FORRISTALL. , Surety Ber.de, Real E it ate and Insurance, SIS Ecclea Bldg. W. N. PEIRCE. Estate, Notary, Fire and Lift Insurance, 413 24th et Beth phones. 2248 Quincy Ave. Real DENT MOWREY and Cello. Wedell-KiesInd. 750, Bell 1134. GEORGE A. HORN, Real Estate, Loanr Insurance First Natienal Bank Building. BERTHA M. PAYNE, Teacher of Plano. Ind. Phone 165. 2350 WalL MRS. S. E. REDFIELD. Teacher ef Plano. Ball phone 341-Studio, 348 Washington Avenue. Transfer Companies MRS. MARY L. SHIPP. Teacher of Giuta and Mandolin. Residence 304 33d SL Ind. Phono ALLEN TRANSFER CO Albam Furniture Vane Allan, Proprietor. moment's and Storage. Cabo at Notice. Office 412 25th sL Phene 11891 :: 22. CELESTE CONROY. Late Pupil of Leopold Godoweky ef Berlin, Germany. Inetructor ef music In the 8tate Industrial School. Studio at 300 25th Street. Phonea, Ind. 400; Bell, ISO. TRANSFER Piano moving specialty. 25th. Both phones 283. W. A. MALAN (MALAN TRANSFER CO. Vans, Drays and Baggaga Wagona. Our apocialtlae Plena, Furniture and Sate Moving; Storage. Office, 408 25 tn aL See Blades Phonea. MEET ALL TRAINS.. Carriages In waiting day or nlghL Vans, Draya and Baggaga Wagona, Plano Moving a Specialty. Excursion Busses Office, Ind. 224; Bell 220; Res Bell 840. All Kinds ef Transfer Work. Office 408 Twenty-fift- h BLADE'S Paper-hange- rs' John N. Ford and Bon Paper-hangerDecorators and Designers. Bell phono 243 X. Leave ordera at Boyla Furniture Co. Established H!i HWH 1 1 1 1 1 HACKS Street. Upholstering G. A. MULLER A BON, Dealer in Wall Paper, Paper Hanging, Painting, Tinting and General Decorating. We are authorities on wood finishing. 2582 Wash, ava opposite Library. Ind. Phono. K VANl 14; 323 B. E. MALAN 8. F. WHITAKER Taachar ef Plano. Tabarnaele Ore Studio 874 23rd stresL ganleL Ball Phone 414Y. 4"M-I-H- i ' 1881. : j MISS ALMA BAUER, Directory Plumbing and Heating, Removed from the 26th BL ehep te 2548 Wasn. Ave. Ind. pkenw r KELLY A HERRICK. General Insurance. Leans and Rentals, Real Estate Investments JOSEPH BALLANTYKE. Director Ogden TabarrsiCle Choir. Voice Building Specialty, ffiidi 2539 Orchard Ave. Painter and Contracting Plumbers A. W. WM. A. HICKENLOOPER, Real Batata, Inauranse and Invest nenta. 208 Ecclea Building, to N. H. Ivsau j - k. Contractor and Builder. P. 0. Boa 388. Phone 617Z. Rear phono, CARL C. RABMUB50N Real Estate, Leans, Rentals and Fire Insurance. . First National Bank Bldg. Ind. 'Phone 470. Cement Contractors OGDEN ELECTRIC MACHINE AND CARRIAGE COMPANY, FRED Real Estate Agents MHw. R. P. HUNTER Tsachar tf Guitar inf Mandolin (Moravian System). Ala Planai Carriage Mfg. I Photographers A. NELLEB, LADIES TAILOR. Werkmanehip and fit guaranteed. Suit' 46-4-7 Lewis Block. Ind. Phone 158. Twenty-fift- ! Am. and Instructors Park City, May 23. Mr. Prank McPulin died last nlghL after a Reveie attack of pneumonia. Mrs. hlcPolin wa about forty-fiv- e years of age. She KUROKI IN BOSTON. leave one on. Janies. Her huaband Boston. May 24. General Knrokl died last year of the tame complaint. will hrlug hi sojourn in Boston to Funeral arrangements have not yet an end today. entire been made. Almost the day's program Is in charge of mem-beiof Harvard and Boston J.ipanese OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO clubs. A number of tour to InterestTOWN TERRORIZED. ing pointa about the city will be taken. Tonight the genera! will be the Yeggmen Shoot the Officer guest at the Empire day dinner given and Are in Turn BhoL at the Exchange club. KID KETCHEL DEFEATED. The House ef Quality. Every. thing known in music. 2414 Waah. A. BETLZER. Machines and records, MUSIC CO GEO. HARTLEY Clock and Watch Makar and Jaw-ala- r and Optician. Dealer in Art Goode and Notions, Victor Talking Calla-Llllie- : NO ACTOR CHAMBERLAIN-THOMA- Jeweers VARNEY FLORAL CO. a Rosea, Camatleng, ALFALFA FOB SALE First crop of good Alfalfa, 40 acres in the patch. Apply Geo, Mitchell, Finish Flat. Pianos THE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING COH No. 2390 Mj 2303 Wash. Avi ecend hand bought and sold. Both phonea 1144. OGDEN FLORAL CO. Floral Artlata. .Store 413 Twenty-fourth ah Greenhouse opposite Glenwood park. Phonea, Ball 636x, Ind. 193, 1906, in Furnishings J. Bradstrast'a Report. New York, 31 ay 24. Bradatreet'a report tomorrow will say: Relatively the beat reports a to retail and wholesale trade eomr from the northwest, east and south the volume of retail trade la behind a year ago almost without exception. Aa to the Jobbing trade, it is to lie noted business has been also that liarkward, but this week baa been a fair trade In this line east and wrrt. A few western and most large eastern markets report good fall orders, but the general dlepoalthm Is to await a clearer view of crop development before ordering heavily for fall. Failures for the week ending Miy 23rd number 165 against 184 last week and 170 in the like week of Canadian failures for the week number 19 as against 23 last week and 13 in this week a year ago. Wheat. Including flour, exports from the Vnited States and Oreads for the week ending May 23rd aggregated bushels against 4,334,373 this week last year. For the past 47 weeks are of the fiscal year the exports 153,279.766 bushels against 122,799,-36- 7 House Livery Stables JOS. MacLAUCHLAN. Auditor and Accountant, Notary and Conveyancer. Office Room 42, First National Bank building. Ind. Phene 470. Best Reports of Wholsaals and Retail Trade Are Coming From Pacific Northwest. while 47: Xu. 3 rye 94: fair to choice nulling 73 a77: No. 1 flax ed. none; No. 1 COAL OIL EXPLODED northwestern, 1.26; prime timothy ed 4.65; clover, contract grades Long Bearh. Cal.. May 54. Miss 13.25. short ribs sides (loose I 8 62a Julia C. Harnett, etphieen years old. 2 . 818 Ecclea Building. VOLNEY C. GUNNELL 5.00(1; market Sheep Receipts strong. Westerns. $1.500.25; year!-Ing$6.006.60; lamb, $6.25a$.60; western, $6.258.65. OF AND DUN. j - Watchmaker and Jeweler. 25th at. Major. Dreg Store. Attemcy-at-La- and 14 6.32 REPORTS tl) 1 1 C. O. I6AKSON. Plain and decorative painting i! and paperhanging. No charge for estimates. 160 2nd BL Beil phene. DR. P. A. COOK, Office, Ecclea Building. J. R. A FARNSWORTH 12.905.20. Hogs Receipts 25.000: market 5 to 10c. lower. Light, $G.20e6.47 $5. 93a bevvy, mixed, $6.156.45; 6.32 pigs. rough, $3.956.10; $5.806.49; good to choice heavy $6.20 Dentist in office. r 9.12S 9.2T'i Jiily Naf Attorneys Livestock. WEEKLY $ Painters Ogden. Utah. P. CL WOODS A CO. Architects. 88 A 87 First Ran IB Beth Phenen May 24. 8 5-- Bldg Sell Phene M5K. Wool Steady; triuuy and western mediant. 2624; fine medium. 1723; fine, 15al7. Me.. n Leading Dentists a. a. graves 28 First Natl Bank Architect Wool. Louis, 1907. Architects today the butter market was strong: creameries 1824; dairies 17a21. Eggs easy; si mark case Included 14; firsts 11; prime Brats 15. Cheese, steady, 1314. SL ,? Ogden Business Directory Sbpts.l 110 ........ ...... erate cost. .... 2U.30 eea-i-ailo-n ... ... ... i ii y ... cured in Stow Recovery NEW YORK BONDS. Men : QUIET A STREET HOLDS HEAVV TRADING AND SHARP BREAKS ON UTAH CHANGE. Rrpts. .... . . . .... .... .. ., iiim'jsmuiiiiiin mi aa.i.a4.a.i.s4.4.A.j.j 1 1 1 9.i:a.27; Articles. Flour, bbls Wheal, bu ref THE LITTLE GAIN. Upholstering, mattress making, care pat cleaning, laying and fitting. Furniture packed for shipping. 447 25th Street. Both Phonea. 5 W-H-KH- M"M' UK HERE TQ STAY Thl la a branch of the largest and b eat Dental Company in the State. FIVE YEARS untarnished reputation has made us the moat popular Dental Company in the West and our prices are within reach of every' oaa. T&Ke Advantage of Our Opening Prices Set of Teeth (heat red rubber).. $7.00 Porcelain Crowns $IJ0 to 1.00 A good Set for 5.00 Gold Fillings $1.00 and np 75 Gold Crown, 22k $3.50 to 5.00 Silver and Amalgam Filling 0 $3.60 to 6.00 Cement Fillings Bridge Work, best Teeth extracted positively without 12 Years Protected Guarantee, pain by our scientific method (no suffocating gas or torturing needles.) LADY ATTENDANT.- - IND. PHONE. Free with plates. Hancit work. Fair ' dealings make our success continu-us- . UTAH DENTAL CO. $PiCIALTY I. M. ZIMMERMAN, Mgr. 2457 WASHINGTON AVENUE. 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