Show f ? -'I' ¥ i ' ' - ' Z - :?-W J 3 - t SALT w LAKE s’ l:Wt®WOS ‘ ‘ ' - - - i ' ’ ‘ ‘ - --X ---j r - UTAH SUNDAY CITY I ' 15 EEBRUAEY 191'4- -9- -f ?’ ?r 9 York This the Battery of Battle By Barges Streets Ethel A But Cash or W ' I-1- Mumford Watts L ’ -- XMe J-’'-® 4 ‘ 71 ' SeV w Cash or u war -- zrl SMI 5 h vf I jooaqqn the-names A -canal "What Hummed a jgyynm ” the--cockpit breezyand - I - --Ti ? 2 to toO J 1 ’ - - § ‘ ‘ with hot r v- § toO’OI Spring whetherthe wal-lowed I ’’ -rifr) ' - - - “Seaman’sbuilding?’ 1 i Mrs O’arrell Now these people captain and my captain and they will be waiting to them strike for and makeand something will have to give up our you and wait in a tenement” houseboats “I will not" said Mrs O’arrell with decision is it? Well “Union when it’s ye are to beat the organizing who’s Oirish? Shu re by they got hiven Itself organized?--and nowI’m little some With organizerm eself believe me” she the concentrated scorn mimicked tones of the discomfited “Now envoy I’ll cross Bauer’s an’ your deck to Mrs befure I’m through there’ll be a union in this basin that’ll the spalpeen!” — her flushed akimbo handsome Irish face aglow with the light of bat-tie Mrs O'anrell passedfrom bargeto the captalnesses to barge awakening their peril No Celt of old ever deadly carried the fiery torch of uprising with more contagiousenthusiasm to P3 to fol to1 P Q ‘ 1 I I ’ " i 1 a f p l r AjKgdgw Here J MRS O'ARRELL ‘ Jm m Kai 5 s&RSI nr J a C cpfjt "I of 1 1 ” -6 MANO ’-r battling !n-Ij the suits are SlOi of the new suits : the are for the tendency f jjSr't ? ' MME in nearly every instancemade fancy cut” “ to up ' nTr -s e133 revealing New t JHmH ' s t : It? ' ' is fe Serges Checks ££ Mm j m $4998 ! I: '’E Spring i - A hl?'-' be-cause A features "1498 The INITIATIVE v The skirts the peg tops and tiered effects its the in ns various forms me tunic mine in The materials inelude Novelty Granites Novelty Orepes Handsome Novelty Weaves Crepe oplins Ratines etc As for colors they are delightful Tango Shades Hague Blue Reseda Green Rosewood Brown Mahogany Navy Black etc a k mprp BHfti -extending WIZARD 1 M 1 - 200: and dressy effects produced by the cut The coats are particularly noticeable materialand' the color their shortness many reaching only to the waist line in others cutaway effect starting just belgw the bust and inches to a few below the waist in the back father’s Dresses” Sillc Tannri' gigantic BY s againsthis CHAMBERS J precariously norie-too-iminaculate lady-ot-the-house-boat are-comln’ W adjoining exceedingly besides I I -thought a - Painting Beautiful Ogden Decorates Chapel Ward IJBk I I I I Artist Spends Weberg Months Preparation Its in — 4 iw r ixBiGINAL Vz Ogden I enth TCTtC "" " " fA 4 ff V It Kai 'wsawA ! - - L1 - i: V 11 - tf f '3 V - 1 4 liU j L llf gi New 1 I Revelator” Weberg months preparation accompanying decorations AA 1 -J 98 to $998 l lifeladen — who Ogden Xk ul 4 - laf ' ATERNOON WEAR AND blouse advanced models showing the loose fitting bodice The most waist coatee effects wide girdle and wide sash end-— many with soft frill vests The skirts finished show a laeey vests also lace Medici circular tunic over bustle flounces or ruffle flounces Many are Materials are Chiffon Taffeta shown in dainty flowered silks oharmense Carnelian Taffeta Silk Poplins Irridescentsand Rich etc Chahgeables Delicate pinks yellows greens Copenhagen effects Absinthe Coral Bermuda various bines and clever novelty The wool dresses include Crepes Poplins rench Serges and Sponges Glace Ratines Honeycomb and Waffle Cloth etc A at Boston Store prices ’ M IB d f STREET OR i intruder ' ml rj - for an’me ESRNGHOUSE Than semi-tailored U Twenty More Are Notable ab-rnJsrht I 4CROWDED 7 ‘ Spring -L I r - t indoors betake — HL I winter suits reinsun-ing to be Winter had No -the I 4 ’ ’ bS-'a left Every day something new anq top Boston Store pricing Droves an added charm Let us introduce you in is to Boston There much see and enjoy Store’s early spring display WELCOMECome “to look” “try on” or buy — as you choose r 0 Whatwith winter coats unlimited beautiful arrives : l i Store ” almost K’A’ i "ine -"t ’ winter dresses are No cleaned ” absolutely Early as stocks have been it is here is an abundant showing of the hew spring apparel Opportunitiesfor selection are retreating (LZAPE £ Z ‘ siht Arms - i ‘ No mortification“Npw MOMOf?© oL ‘ ® tTHEL ’ni ' f u - no ! Boston the at lay-—washed I 4 -Il I ' I sighed “Troubles my dear smell them’coming will be after your ’ :- will will I?” cried the vanquisher Tpen in you go!” A downward pres-Sure Of the hOA-t hnnk SAnf hlrrt nAab Meanwhile his assistants had fared better the deck they Prone upon IP as they had been never washed before Shampooed with mops Q§ swashed in continuous streams of QQto and cursed soapystrove waterto they sprawled and rise only to be cast CWml to o gPbO down againin liquid 3 Q O' throw the “Get burglarsout!” Mrs "EgSS UV Iff O' VVO arrell roared the plank from o eo next dure Now a line for this fish of mine and a few of ye’s stand by in to haul him in “’And I’m off for Philadelphia It’s thresh (fli about a K8M the morning”’ she “Kitty bitjhe caroled favored dishes sent sgsBk may” MSI savorysmells 7 me deal' corns back here I’ll not be pipes might be smoked But there of was no “trash” left in the KH broadcast: goln’ ashore with the likes having yewild park tom if the weather proved inclement organizer captains Gasping and of them the three oats" The for friendly cowed might gather a boarders were run Kitty looked disappointed but obe-' littlemen and ‘‘the Mrs” would up the inclined The plank keepers and game tilcntly approached her mistress herself adjoining cabin and the patronsof the to some oyster stands against her stout waterproof knit ot had been the first to hear the din of rubbedshoes and no question contentedly in battle They rushed to hours A feeling of — regret grew the frav be off afther the mice “Whist now every heart that the time of Passersby seamen from watch “The Building husbandly do In this Wo all have our work to at hand and from the saloons benchers departure was new towing roughs world The top of the morning to ye from the park they flocked to the orders must snortly come Mrs Hommedieu” edge of the quay With hoots Of joy This last was to a wiry they the addressed welcomed defeated and little New at the sne got hers and England woman who men below” men as they slunk IX clarioned dripping M that moment was the adjointhlm up Let stricken In her With boarding “eed was panic cheers they greeted Mrs away ing canal boat a thlm fail O arrell market basketon her 35 have their beergives is is sence the at the head of the whole plot standing the It arm or SO yer But that very day the crisis came her gangplank eyes gleaming her it? Ye have smiled Mrs Hommedieu Well what of company yer was noon: the deputation had timed boat hook clutched like the spear day" of I’d their “You and your come over to house an’ home an’ it’s not fer hour Danny coming for the dinner Brunhilde Behind her stood the tense dinner with me and the captain Tvs lave me auld No tL got the draughts Smoke poured from little figure of the bride her Innumerable i’ll golden hair a give you runnin’ nice in me stove got me stove got a tine lot of clams and pipes: delicious smells mingled gleaming mantle the Berserk madness chairs cut to the right brine and ni Edgartown chowder”of down height with the wharf odors of of her Norse ancestorsburningtn her ye” Mrs table fer me all the that’s kind squared own paint pitch tar and In sapphire "Sure away clams eyes "It’S a families accepted grate lot comfort The handle of me boathook little oblong cabins contented O’arrell "Aha!” cried Mrs "If it’s is the basin the day long delicacies we do be In enough fer me to reach the gorged unwonted shore organizationye wantO’arrell ye lubbers we’ll Mrs Peck and Sirs Childer if they tall overboard Men are organize Bauer and Peace broodedstartling above the Basin fer yer! An’ we need no help Mrs Pickett bride on No 6! fools! The Lord made ’em first to practice an the Suddenly a clangor awoke from the likes of ye! Anyway yer the barge His hand fer makin’ a They the clean fer Well well it’s a life the echoes of the stone in grand woman quays once yer lives! Bad cess lite an’ no mistake” don’t know when they’re well off Now thrilling tocsin of the old ship’s —bell LU yei w fondly at her the ship's bell Mrs clang clang clang Mrs Hommedieu and gazed when ye hear there Clang all’s — that — “All’s the two small got from her It with own quarterdeck Hommedieu wrong! wrong!” shrieked hopefully fishing from the ’Prepare to repel boarders’ “To 40 Hommedleus securely anchore’d to whaler— brazen tongue arms — arms’” back stern-Mieing a as they uster say in the navy — an’ amazed husbands sat families shawl-strap by a arrangement Heaven help the man who thinks he’s in startled uncertainty Twenty stanchion plus a good piece of clothesline goln’ to of small children started to bellow board with me!” their had lustily as they beheld mbther had po fears for their itsMrs O’arreH's fiery eloquence twenty safety effect Every woman had a Vision mothers seize upon mops and "but It’s of herself dispossessed the amazon pails and “Weil yes” she than agreed standing on and make a concerted rush for six children crowded for more quay surrounded by her the deck young K 18!” yelled the cherished “18! 18! The K though the air is plenty” belongings — voice of "XT Mrs o "An’ you the bride over there" She magnified JJltl KU VUlvv Vi ’iiMa barren singled out a comely young woman of with speed and dexterity the origin "won’t ye let yer mermaids converged toward tow 4 sure it la” said an bweaisn captain get the “You should gratlatingvoice upper hand o’ you love No 18 her megaphone yer young an’ silly an’ in have bigger Mrs O’arrell dropped quarters” Take yer stand We’re seized the boat hook from its tall and now with us wan Thwasa gray sweater old salted female captains cleat by the hatch and in two dwrk trouser his all When standing withclean JULIES the ship’s bell rings get yer mops an’ bounds joined her sisters at muddy boots on Mrs O’arren’ (Copyright 913 by the Press PublishingCo dealt specklegs clothes flapping have a pail b’ boilin’ suds water on yer the threatenedwing Jane of yer When stoves every Three struggling men fought person woman started the “tPhenson ye’ll know on deck Mrs aro you? Come out o’ ye hear me maggiephone forward the first locomotive at Darlington "Ahd who them organizin’ sphal-peens rriop in hand stood that wash” was the uncbrdlal greeting which barge Bauer steaming The bride her pale its stopping it and on They’ll not the of the come at gangway dld not appearim-as in the night fear it’ll be broad blonde hair shining like a halo cast "I the the railway want tq sqehis O’arrell never daylight the goin’ is too dangerous fer a pall of scalding suds developed dignity evidently on the foremost into a growled grand masterful utility dallv — Mrs ruffled the landlubbers Now kape yer ears organizer Hommedieu still nnafl?1Ortn® nd reds of thousandsof ring the signal with shortly open fer the bell" to one Passengers and “Not here” said Bridget continued traveling at higher while she and nothing happened hand Hoimtnedleu?4he questioned except Days that passed restrainedher captain ncctaitane possible “And orlSnaily deemed the captains It with the other f?r found control turning toward the woman eft the Pacing of the difficult to get shore leave "Set still yelled train entirely in the Ephriem” she “This barge hands of its engi-neer bride wept on the groom's shoulder above the heirloom’svoice is ® Hommedieu east him a look The became Imperative Mrs and that she was afraid to no fight of yours Set down!” of suspicion confided Ptethod maintained until "And be alone The the nose of recently ii not” she snapped seasoned husbands Mrs O’arrell reached was to attach “He hh’s on th© moreunder the necessity No 18 a van” Mrs aside she to the rear of each found themselves Pushing Bauer train "brake water wagon” in the gangplank and with which a the unabashed stranger of acting as convoy to the "old woman” caught shove a seated upon a perch “Well Well” that ’Early hey? or the children But life nevertheless cast it ashore to him avc continued birds mighty she cried In overlookof thesignal cars and track Pd catch ’em all this time o’ became one glad sweet songout The "Now!” triumph as she applied a on by whistle of turned day Well water wagon jogged gently about and faced toward and or at sign windlass of perhaps you can help me danger In America brakeman stood unnn two tween cars and the iocod when m°t ive whistle signaled to him crankedslow a 'chain to stop the train It was a process and his post was one of danger hiThneiOC°l?oVv®drver of today sits ini absolute master of the train behind him A hand fit yfiUK rests IK?bJ5 hE?nJith leLer that shuts °ff the steam but within closer reach is a small knob one stroke upon which will apply the 4 Westinghouse air brake automatic traini ft running at average S the speed in it own length! painted by E study of John the the Such is miracle wrought bv y in its It will SevGeorge Westinghouse! artist of spent hang in the ’’nee boy-I its will the inand with help n°vadpriLm!nvdSOn’Westinghouse hats ard chapel in Vita man5 branches of of in the it is said mechanics of the beautiful the triad that chapel most state semnee forces with 1He3 teppr any conjures which he air are steam electricity and But his claim jjfco as an originatormust supreme rest upon the 'A?' r1’?:"' automaticair brake Like ismost great inventionsits amazing An the operated by steam from locomotive boiler is by pipes with a connected steel cylinder and piston under each car A pipe reaching to the end of the train is constantly filled with air under high pressure y which can be instantiy and locally applied The air brake was first tried !n'186!) but the rear cars of long trains were not checked as promptlyas the forward And several accidents ones described Az W 'a TJCC JJVVJV "wiTTir CLflJ''mJTzTr UJIU LiLLTmULlrTa as “buckling”occurred The rear cars 4‘ e climbed upon the front ones Twentyone years of tireless experimentation and an expenditureof manv thousand r4p’c dollars successfully remedied this seriSince 1887 ous defect every car on train of fifty cars separate becomes aapplied unit the Instant bv 4 brakes arc l0&79$taKzJn'tlxrotfOaZ2?uwaBPW X the locomotive driver Recent tests on A' yr V fifty-car train 4 a showed an "interfer?Pce” °f less than two S 2 seconds between jaa rwrjyiaja wwr !' xeNv rSVCZVK VU&ac: Tfrdcsy5r the first and the last car interval r’i’Twy wx: an of time too brief to tmuse — di aster the automatic brake was ? 'y'f loved her home it raw winds swept It as irritated in the wake of an lazily loafed quiet days through the protecting lee of canal banks under or as moored to now wasof securely the etonfe “the basin” at the Battery nffording Mrs O’arrell a life as ex-I glimpse ofbymetropolitan empllflcd toiling unload“wops” ing binestoneand sand section of a park by oyster stands and borderedbulk the of tho imposing tug ' MSn : i BRIDGET ' Ma r E"jSEtXORMESB W ilt’s suds dexterously § -flapped -of blinded -bedecked Pi ' proprietorship - sjt who screamed hoarselyIn dismay One of her body twist- of the swing and one knee she lifted him from the the low streaming deck over bulwark and dropped him strugglinginto the oily peel orange water up the boat hook she Catchingslipped it bls collar underand held him as he rose to the surface so suspended ye! Let “Aha organize will our captains — alone ye will When they ready get to organize me gossoon we’ll atrend to It along with the cooking washing and Ironing’’ “You’ll pay fer this!" the victim sputtered f ! it’s an ye’ll know that “Now but 'this is a houseboat out of tho house ye go” her SHEabout wrapned powerful arms the shouldersof the leader to to ' L — to to “iiL ' H- organizer?” -barge a to -for?" 1 lit visitors trapped boat’s boat ®axs -sang I I :B9 ’ i- - I ' - i Copy Hzbt 1914 by th Press Ptibllsfatag Co) of all the boat I captains want the basin TRSBRIDGET’ O’ARItELD' now In s&idi od: VI lustily at her the workas abrupt Mrs mpp in hand she ’swabbed the spotless ai o :o that at one and the time “It Interest you to know" the boards may same canal ‘‘constituted her back-' porch”’ and new- comer elucidated 'that the o of the good canal ship “K boat captains are not K organized" Co No 21’’ The day was “Abd do you be afther bein’ an The Mrs dangerously fine flapped OTTarrelL was wash happily the' polite hatches were open and forward thihgs of airing All etrtketorturedtowns made for cleanll- and Memories ness and order harrowing tales heardin’ the lake her proud region rose in her mind — Mre O’arrell lookedofoverpleased “I am that' and some little organizer domain with Inside a glance the little believe tho visitor boasted all me” house bright and get or ril Was shining New curtains “Then you Mrs off of hereraised the to at the windows the red cloth swab ye off" O’arrell and the on the stationary table showed creases backed to mop man away with pristine Six an oath freshness' geranium § dealing with pack of plants in the rack by the door se’nt iNo use a forth a pungpntodor The little stove he snarled over his shoulder to women"scrambledback to land to did not All was well as! ha and Mrs V (Mrs at O’arrell Hpnunedleu each other Mrs Hommedieu looked ( Wi Wrr i "T I SP2In& Norwegian 1 ir 1 I ri Tri Blouses Spring -’- wr‘ r ' I new make Uh hTveL‘‘inveJltn” Id5 ' 11 Last figs j simplicity air-compresser I I I I ! All distinctive low neck style collarless Si 98 priced t i 1 earlyshowing the I A ’ ashions Moment features are introduced in this mandarin and kimono sleeve models replete with all the newest trimming touches Materials: ancy de Chines Crepe Meteors China and Embroidered Crepes Crepe India Silks Habnti Silks Silk Crepes etc Tn charm and exclusiveness of style they excel all previous displays at the Boston Store Exceptionallylow nt 1 I rStLtrg&iyLg “JSiwp 4 I I Chic Dainty 1 5‘ A oe I “Olivette” I £ r I ’ 4- w V r J J ' A' S-L 1 o 'i v 1 I i 4 V V tJ- '4 C f -C X JDV J - I v K l -CMP '-5 4 -L v''yy- A TTr £j '’jfiSSt - 50c Discontinued lines popular Brassieres -Tt!u-t- ftv k a Kabo I " ’ ront I I ' 1 S Lace Corsets In K- I I I a 1914 new Models the lace large Mixes only Regular Monday I I X-AV Xf ‘ n I jo z v -s I -O’ 'Vj’-CV'f 4 xr -- I zz z x-''z - A r 'e i ' xZ -rr zZ-ttv i When yjif -X Wv’HMMrK azbCMc wfv aav -r"' vSbPSBoCk jw&XvtQv -j I adonted brakemen opposedit f "Brsk- Ing” waa believed by them to be a fine art' Mechanism responding instantlv dM their work more effectively In 189 Congress passed a law requiring all freight and cars In the to passenger be UnitedStates with air equipped before brakes January 18g8 That law was enforced The great works atft tburghT °dUrjruuiv I I nr tti MfinftWi'ffBen Trag-r-j rjrwajnjwmil r j -w z Z nMjMcrSenChz ’ L -OIMJ z z’ x ' ’v’ -IK t ' rji jvju v r 5b X Xw L'-¥f? ” o jMCMe-'x-’ '£A ' S2 ‘ AV-' "v? yy v I I vz'Ayr y I batiste buks coutll and imported finished and handsomely ""All skillfully cut trimmed tn erivft that correct poise graceful carriage that and all of distinguishes “Olivette” ront wearers Lace Cor sets Models for all figures Hand-tailored of the K ' ' ' e gl25 values °ncS 9 & H W styles NEMO Brassieres at the ’’ I7' Hi ' abowftg Now Camisola and New ' OI' ' Be Special ! x-'EaaSMl s trimmed I '‘h- of “Live Model” Corsets ' 1014 In CORSETS 1 ' BOM J Boston Store! Price sT !SsS - I 1 I ' f fv aJMf4Sivf JEv zatzZMf - r- v - h - 4A’V V £ ’WK®'rz' X- v zK5K'45v’ duty he brought alongan Irishman who 'HARD WORK VnTwhrft we began had exprecseda desire to go west and Bobby was spendingthe afternoonat with tte one supremelyoriginal spark grow up with the country his aunt’s ahd for-some success moments had o£ they struck the desert the been gazing out of Tthawindow ?ln a thousand words be When would ovtrpd to deal with this American who at the ary painfully thouhtfupiort first A cor SOUVEMR vrvin Irishman lookedfor a saw the light om’d makete you told by Con-Very and arid prospect Then he said: "What so serious Bob-by?" York Here is one that was Schoharie county New his in 1848 don’t want to ray anything asked his jaunt memorable was contract for “Mister James Monahan of Minnesota gressman ChKIgo abfest whTniWoZTftrbn2Jrnt recent unpleasant about this country but it “Why ma told me must rewhen the thlk topi° at adifopftntraents oVo!ooeo rS hprped looks to like it would take nine member not to ask for anythingto eat:' s dWlomorti je me 8i th?’trtJ'ralkiJjLttWnAatTmes1 trying 'to the largest electric lighting of it to rust one nail!”— Saturday and am remember? it”-1-’ contract and Maude rcres Evenuing Post Union Signal X lt West?iS?hSf?e shX °tSroth Many ‘f re-1 I V X' t- M Zx of-way -spell ' -7 t- I ‘ I I " I -that 6 Cz 4'W -1 O '‘r dr 'V ' N‘ -z Z vs--x 55&X-K a-a z ZS&SEAjQNfrz’' MV’ I I UGH! directly connectedwith eight I1 genera- thcro - Of l : vr my t xzr ment -ev fe' u of this man Nlkols Tosia’s tat5£ilr noly-I I ?°Sry -- rinp" tbAloo rhe was NOT CALOMEL OIL OR SALTS a TAKE wu SVRUP’ "CALIORNIA OIGSl dramatically “eryt'h'nffVou'b-1' thG to hod livelihoodof a class of the inhabitants (Specialto The 7’ ist found upon Investigation that “fruit laxative!- without griping Pleasq'dop’t think of never before been handled amiliarizing is made known by the seated shepherd Ojgdenjeb Although the re"CaliforniaSyruptof igs” as a physic1 occupies a himself with tho fourteenthchapter and his small flock John Ifver hfouS“M’ ar cleansesDon’t think’’ you are’ drugging yourself cen ly completed Seventh ward- moot-' of Revelations S contains the story position in tho foreground 00 which prominent ratlwar Ing for the first Jjh or your children qf the banishment of John utilities for wh’ch bed&usethisdelicious! house will be occupied awaiting the is coming of the angel motors in operation: injury! Weberg 1yoa “ouvenfr” no doubt and fruit laxative time' servicesis ntSorveas can not dedicatory spent library obtaining Weberg not unknown as a the Westinghouse responsible cause during the much time asatto the and artist as he has 'Wilmerftuvenlrof whatprav!” Impeding most delicate child can- take It and the natureof- the decorated countless'The name Even'the scores of Ogden Information work at built mansions of are Island the occupationof the inhabitants the recently contain the as safely as arobusl man It is the some'ofcitizens mentioned demanded the angry Maude a number from other parts of the state and the number to be on the particularly the tools ot any cure for sick headache liver Ogden Shops he time when you a bru harmless stomach were have visited the chapel to see the origiat the time of John's visit of th James Pingree and Heber blllpysness sour stomach constipation and bowel‘cleanser regulator and tonipl S1 Idel phU’el nai Study oh the of the preparation for the work Scoweroft Beforehe left Norway five latest “John the Revelator The air Westinghouse thought J Jmes Indigestioncoated tongue sallowness— eyer‘ devised: Isle of Patmos" by 3S he painted three In is for automobiles dorniiaqeipna Weberg- the the artist spent eight months upon the yearspalace ago rooms an spring take “CaliforniaSyrup tC igs” the king’s or V 'Your’ only ’difficulty may be in get-j Norwegian artist who is making Ogden the at Christiania Ing away with snrings It consists of & tlia nnv Lthe cause of all such misery comes from ting the genuine so ask your' druggist his home This large oil painting 2? canvas entire the dining 'two in front and The ofpainting-occupies room and the sitting four brass cylinders are The chl£ forest torpid liver and sluggisli bowels 7s for-a 3(20 (feet’ and the additional decorationsfront the chapel and the frame is a said to ranei th a cent bottle of "California Syrup room reserved COO fortheking of England two behindandThese remove by the'eame artist Imitation Gothic stucco He to of government reserve ong 'A tonight combine to make hand-painted: designed consulate emblems all shock admit the use tablespdohful means all of igs see that it is made by the in had occasion lately up an interior that church officials say The character and fof the Norwegian government and was solid rubberInstead or tires! Arizona poison rocky surroundings nnenmntic anycn constipation ig waste bile matter Syrup Company” This is not surpassedtn the state island are ably delineatedeyen for the sketchesof The brass tubes are filled with oil and in the course of a somewhat extended the awarded a diploma fodd' and ’sour gently city has counterfeit "fig syrups or far M L thistle-llko plant these air and an automatic tri ip to travel as eas as Kansas many Bishop Joneg'and histhe art-r to the native lant which is saio Salt emblems at the 1910 state fair in maintains L wiucu numo of out of your system by morning so out — Advertisement selected the subject and of that district air within It Is City ha to hia post moved watch be and and the Lake the When jeturned pressure them tlerald-nepubltcaar t BrnCe it ’ 14— Delicious ' - - T?t& stomach PW? I Mr j bowels decorator ’ - to-morrow ’ -people -previously I island resi-dences Exclusive - in A - most-liarmlesseffective James— j - ’ office nmron ‘ I ' I 0 ! e ’ “-then j -“California I fermenting i ’ - "counselors ' ' Isto t -I’T' I I - |