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SUNDAY MAECH 251917 i 1 — i CALOMEL PILLS FOB y- - LIVER AND BOWELS ‘Giimebar’ McDonald Loses Sli s' iS CHILD HATES OIL r Life in Fight With Ele ft ' IT" TRAIL FOR GOLD A IS COLD TRAIL! f : HEBAID-EEPUBLICA- K ' ' r '' Never iri'thei History of Piano Selling Have Such Bargains Been Offered 0 Monster Give 'California Syrup of Figsf V FROST 'STILLS TONGUE1 ' if cross sick feverish constipated Sale of 3 Look back at your childhood days Remember the “dose” mother insisted 40 Degrees Below Zero Em- on astor oil calomel cathartics How how you fought you hated them them balms Body of Once Hardy against taking With our children lt’s different Mothers who cling to the old form of Frontiersman don’t realise what they physic do Thesimply children’s revolt Is Their tender little ' ‘insides” are I ats March II njf ryoury child’s stomach liver and Cornhlar5 A!akJ the territorial legis- - I bowels need cleansing give only which Is meeting at Juneau this I clous “California Syrup of Figs” Its is positive but Millions month arrived here recently by dog I action mothers keep this gentle harmless “fruit team from Council on Seward penlnsu- - I of laxative” handy they know children It that it never fails to la and brought word of a tragedy of II love to take clean the liver and bowels and sweeten the lower Kuskokwlm Involving a I the st0mach and that a teaspoonful Tight for life against desperate odds given today saves a sick child tomor- The hero who died trying was Duncan I row botyour druggist for a of “Cinnabar” McDonald well known tleAsk of “California Syrup Figs” miner who had lived at Iditarod and which has full directions for babies late at Bethel on' the Kuskokwlm His children of all ages and for grown-up- s Beware of bottle V story was related by Mrs Duke F plainly on each See sold counterfeits here that Comit is Stubbs of Aniak who ministered to made by “California Fig Syrup in his last hours any other kind with pany” Refuse (him“Cinnabar” —Advertisement McDonald gained his contempt name by his repeated efforts to inter- est people with money to handle deposits of cinnabar on the Kuskokwlm It Is from this ore that the quicksilver of commerce Is produced McDonald found it an uphill undertaking for while it Is possible to get capital for gold mining the average man with money to invest knows little or nothing about rlnnabar and views it askance McDonald wrote and talked and dreamed about the mineral he had found hYm "cinnabar!” min?rs tinnlly Curtailment Made in Order called But cinnabar is not good to eat and McDonald was forced to abandon his to Insure Stocks Lasting hobby from time to time to mine gold at least to keep him in supplies enough Until Next Harvest from road houses between Iditarod and Bethel Some years back McDonald found placertoground on Bear cheek a tribuAmsterdam March 24 —The bread Nthe Kuxkokwim which looked ation In Germany will be diminished tary In good gulleys nearby pay dirt beginning April 15 owing was foundsmall In various pockets and this to the scarcity wheat according to year a man named Danny Bryce after a dispatch fromof Berlin In the Weser four seasons’ work broke into the pay ITe went “outside with a Zeltung of Bremen up stream “poke” full of nuggets the size of wal I The potato ration will be continued nuts about his find at five pounds weekly and the meat Danny was silent 11 drlft®d back to ration will be increased by 250 grams itsthir Min?8iue iivoiy gone out to get a I woeklv hydraulic plant I It is announced adds the dispatch rue iure of Gold that the curtailment in the use of Cinnabar’ heard it and remembered wheat is necessary : to Insure the pres- nis claims lie Knew well the mining I ®nt stocks next harvest law which provides that any man stak- lasting until announcement The of bread the a claim must do work on Ing I t4on reduction has caused surprise and each to the amount of 100that to hold it and failure to have proof of consternation in Germany The Rljen-suc- h labor recorded within ninety days ische Westfaelische Zeltung says the the year is considered I reduction is a very painful surprise “®r th® ®nJ ®wu®r has abandoned Illf The Cologne Volkszeltung reproduces it whlch SS1SS5 well-found- aid ed -- 31--N- dell-latu- 50-ce- re RATION REDUCED one-four- 1 r Instrument Must Go Quickly nt GERMAN BREAD r 'ur fV? We hear this said every day: “We did not think we could afford a Piano or Player-Pian- o but when we heard of the remarkably low prices and found that we could buy on payments of $500 down and three years’ time to pay the balance we felt that we could not miss such a great opportunity and surely we shall never miss the money” Do not wait any longer Take advantage of this rare opportunity COME TOMORROW SURE! The terms are available to all th I ra-cla- lm I I sIhtllft — J About forty days later a trapper liv- - I “it should not be concealed that this g Ing on the Bethel-Anla- k trail who was I new restriction means a great close to his cabin because it flee and can only be borne by a people r° outside was at- - I who for the sake of the highest aims V below’ n strange up bear even a heavy burden and who the trail on hands figure and crawling knees his wHi firm confidence that their pa have whiskers a mass of ice was Mc tient aendurance will be rewarded be-- 1 Donald fighting for his It life His hands and feet were frozen and the fore long by a glorious peace” tip of his tongue was frozen to his teeth The trapper In the wilds produced two canslong of coal oil and a tub to draw the and out of the proceeded frozen extremities of frost his friend out a frozen man Is putting Thawing him through the torture of fire The Is the same as though the frozen pain were In held flames part had to be done Thawing his facebutandit tongue was a job for a surgeon but the trapper accomplished it When it was done and the Injured Declare Herds in a mixture of lard and Stockmen parts other wrapped McDonald made it ingredients known that there was Food Is Gain Weight wrong inside his chest and something he must have a doctor He his willingness Run Through Shredder to be taken tosignified y Aniak a four-datrip and away they went with the mercurv around 45 below the thawed hoyermg Cinnibar” wrapped in many blankets In the of alExperiments and robes on a dog sled falfa which have been grinding conducted by a number of the live stock men of Idaho IlMpa Dying Utah are detailed In circulars and At Aniak Mrs StubbsStory took the case beingof sent broadcast over the In hand and Arthur Willis took anthe live stock country other team and went to Iditarod for men of other states and are being urged to Dr Moore another three-da- y follow example of grinding alfalfa In the meantime "Cinnabar” trip felt him- It was the to the live stock dereported self going The frost had bitten into partments of the leading railroads that liis lungs and for that there Is no curet the sheep and the cattle of Idaho and Jie lisped with his injured tongue the Utah on the which have been of the nine story before he ground alfalfa are in much fed conbetter reached the trapper’s days those which were fed on aldition than "Left claim all rightcabin but cold falfa as hay Throughout southern Second night’ colder afraid prettv ‘siwash it’ Idaho a number of the leading sheepso easy keep (sleep out men have been experimenting Moonlight Lots overflows going creek the present winter season andduring it is along out from hSU°i°iIf in found that at this time of the year the ktep Setting Middle moon lost light sheep which were fed on the ground night eclipse got —me Afraid stop missed’ are ready to be sent to the martrail—dark stepped water Ought to alfalfa those which were fed on while kets Dead then but “straight” alfalfa are less In weight 2uU t like tothereup Never and not in as good physical condition goSaw sungive rise seven timesquit J L Yundt commercial agent for the ing before reached trapper’s but what’s use W&bash railroad In this city had a Somebody else have to mine them cin- number of reports yesterday from the nabar claims” declared of Utah and He died delirious mumbling about his sheepmen live stock of the sheep and the they that claims and the days and nights he had Utah were better than any similar pent on the trail the cold class of stock in the western country The once frozen fleshfighting had already be- as the feeding of ground feed during to disintegrate so the kind heart- the winter months had done much to gunmen ed and and women and the who aid owners in keeping theirA flocks movement bad come a long hard trail doctor to lend a herds in good condition In Wyoming to have hand had to put all that was left of the has been started owners once hardy frontiersman and prospec-o- r all of the sheep of that state out where the mercury still stood who feed alfalfa to have the hay at 40 below and the frost ground The feeding of ground alfalfa startwith “Cinnabar” McDonald had Its wav When Representative Coombs assed ed among the dalrs’men of St Louis and as a result has spread throughout the road house on his way to Se' A southwestern country of the frozen 'miner were the entire mills the remains are located along the ached on a shed waiting for the spring numberFeofroad and it was said that the Santa to come so that he might be burled fallen of the ground alfalfa has ton price in from $30 a ton to about $20 a Mills are to be located that section at several points In the intermountain country sacri-keepin- J 1 Do not wait to see another advertisement —Prices CANNOT and will not go any Lower — they are as low as we can ppssibly mnlm them news of this great money-savin- g sale is now so widespread that we may find it necessary to discontinue our advertising at almost any time — member “He Who Hesitates Is Lost” and come at once There will probably NEVER be another chance like this FOUND SUPERIOR Davis Sons upright used cash only Fischer upright used cash only Cable upright used Duquesne upright used Schaeffer upright used Albrecht upright used Schiller upright used Brewster upright used -- Vfr'JI Nature Requires Washington March 24 — Charles R Crane of Chicago was understood today to be under consideration by President Wilson for appointment as ambassador to succeed the late Ambassa to dorJapan Guthrie Mr Crane was appointed minister to China In the Taft administration but was recalled before he left San Francisco because of a published interview dealing with far eastern questions Assistance In Correcting Such lib As POOR APPETITE DYSPEPSIA INDIGESTION BILIOUSNESS SPRING ILLS FOR TOKIO POST PARIS CONFIRMS TORPEDOING OF CRUISER DANTON Paris March 24 — The French cruiser (battleship) Danton was torpedoed In the Mediterranean sea on March 19 it was announced officially by the admiralty tonight' Two hundred and ninety-si- x men-were lost and 608 were saved by ' ' the destroyer Massue and patrol 4 OR MALARIA HOSTETTER’S Pond upright used Emerson upright used cash only & CELEBRATION CELEBRATION CELEBRATION CELEBRATION CELEBRATION CELEBRATION CELEBRATION CELEBRATION CELEBRATION CELEBRATION CELEBRATION boats The sinking of a French battleship of the Danton class by a German submarine In the Mediterranean March 19 was reported by German admiralty March 20 the :s ' t - J “J v - f i FRIGE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE $ 28 $ 28 $ 69 $ 97 $98 $ 98 $159 $146 $178 $187 $ 49 This big stock includes Used Pianos Slightly Used and Slightly Shopworn Pianos and Player-Piano- s and a Brand-nenumber of Pianos and Player-Piano- s Every instrument warranted exactly as represented —or your money hack Remember w ft: V Glen Bros upright used ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Primatone Player slightly used ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION o ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Steger Player-Pianslightly used Foster Player-Pian- o new ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Primatone Player-Pian- o ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION slightly used o Player-PianANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Chickering slightly shopworn JlND MANY OTHERS AT HIGHER AND LOWER PRICES Sommer upright used Schinner upright used Reed & Sous upright used Steck Pianola Player slightly used Foster Player-Pian- o slightly used Glen Bros-Robert- PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE $ 98 $141 $110 $128 $449 $390 $298 $298 $410 $342 $775 Liberal Policy Governing This Sale s’ The prices on these Pianos and Player-Piano- s are the lowest that have ever been quoted on Good Pianos in the State of Utah The terms are absolutely available to all You are given you choice of the finest Pianos and Player-Piano- s in the land You are given a broad liberal condition of sale as low as $500 down and 36 months (three years) to pay the balance You are given the longest time possible to meet the payments Extra Saving for More Cash Down and Extra Inducements for Shorten- ing the Time Within one year’s time you may exchange the Piano or Player-Pian- o of equal or yon purchase for any other Piano or Player-Pian- o greater value on our floor and all payments made on the first instrument will be credited in full against the second You will be given a Bench and 12 Rolls of Music with every Player-Pian- o or a Stool with every Piano We will pay railroad fare to any purchaser of an instrument ranging in price from $100 upward within 100 miles of Salt Lake City or’ Ogden and free delivery anywhere ' BROS- iRTSPIANOCO - - STOMACH BITTERS £ Ivers - A splendid first aid is ANNIVERSARY ANNIVERSARY ANNIVERSARY ANNIVERSARY ANNIVERSARY ANNIVERSARY ANNIVERSARY ANNIVERSARY ANNIVERSARY ANNIVERSARY ANNIVERSARY Glen Bros upright used in MAY NAME CRANE & -- If - Re- Partial List of New Used Slightly Used and Slightly Shopworn Pianos and Players GROUND ALFALFA inter-mounta- The 44 West Second South Street Salt Lake City Utah Ogden Address 2472 Hudson Ave it r a --a 1ET 4 i |