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giav duet for two pianos with Miss grand sarah May Sims at the same recital following win The ho given' program WYO ATON Mercantile a PART Introduction two German sonsjs V’e Itheni Ludwig Im Maien red Sophie Madame Brodbeck Piano — Die Muchle am Bach I Bernstlne Air of Peterson Meadow op W Stark Hiller WYOMING WYOMING ( to E Piano — A -Co f Madame In ‘ J ORDWAY COLLINS COLO L Aug Rohling ORT COLO Store UTAH Son SMITHIELD UTAH Smithfield Union Mercantile Co CITY UTAH Brand & Partin COLO CITY CENTRAL invited Plano—National Look Years Less Than YourAge GROVE PLEASANT A K Thornton & Store BURLINGTON r U UTAH PARK Pollock & ’ NEPHI CITY UTAH Xephi MercantileCompany UTAH BERTHOUD :i singing by the choir the direction of Herbert under hit' chorister The public is Ward Announcement Burton If your dealer does not handle who can supply you by parcel WYOMING WYO BUALO Carl Kube Co “Queen Quality” Shoes wri te us Lindsay for post Spring style THOMAS book and name PLANT G of CO & Co merchant Boston Mass nearest Tschirch Piano—Alpine Holland ‘Storm Edith cn ivunnei Senior Mocking Bird Clyde Jones Miss Ruth Lon Hodges THIRD CONCERT the Sandsof the Desert Handle Sonata Vocal—Till Cold Bessie R Ball Drdla Serenade Hanson Grow Bolton and Th Ernest Bud Llchner Vocal Dunn ACallirfcoe — Rose in the Beatrice Dodworth CVocal — In My Back Home Heart Plano Jones — 64 No Chopin Alberta Serenade Alberta aged face will look so op The most years R Ball Vai Violin Sims trio—Concert ValseLon after the use of Miss Sarah May ordinary Mrs Edith Pendleton youngerwax Son&Clyde Jones James West Hodges Nothing can be more iwekome than for from ten days to two Plano Chimes b Armstrong Vocal — Amarqlla Waltz M timely Jesse Wlnne Meditation Scotch James West Miss remembranpe on Easter weeksof This remarkable substance Augusta Peterson antasia on Theme its peculiar absorptive No Miss Gussle Pearson time Plano Sonatina op 55 powers ritz Splndlar BerneU Hales actually the thin veil of faded JCuhlan Plano—Polka 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Piano RondaJCapri closo op 14 — Miss Elizabeth Griffin rampton William Graham Office Arthur reber Director An of mercoljzedwax — Lester Madsen Mendelssohn Bauman Rudolph at ounce store is sufficient Plano — The Moonlighton G theD Hudt obtainable any drug Miss jSarah Mav‘ Sims Edwin Hadfield to son Miss JEdnaOohnSoloist rejuvenateany complexion It Wilson Duo Symphonjiqueop 34 is put on like cold E Pearson Go at bedtime cream tala 337 Benjamin Godard and removed with Piano an op No mornings — pianos warm AlPo or two Empress Theatre Sunday April 5 at 430 Moro Bohm watereradicate such age Miss Sarah Miscellaneous May Sims and Mme Miss Selda GHssmeyer To marks as Sfirodbeckj and furrows make a wash PART II wrinkles Tickets on Sale at AU Music Stores Prices Prom lQOtb 152 S Main St by dissolving oz Piano—Sonatina op 55 No powdered saxo-lite tn pt This has wonderful Kuhlary recital will be given at the Waterloo witch hazel r A ward and tonic properties April the the Spot astringent chapel this evening at 630 DURINQ section of Next to Bright est ram thenation mggins music in It quickly effaces all kinds nf wrinkles Ere Vocal Moon Begins to by the pupilsT of the Gustav Schuster the Ladies’ Literary club will hold ITERJAI A lY& — A 1V1VA Rise G Tow no matterhpw caused making the A Grant-Schi efer School of Music Assisted by Miss Viola its and meetings on the second fourth BKin ver nrm smootnand young looking A 11 C A White Ridd Miss Gertrude Almund Miss Tuesdays of the month instead tlsam on Miss Jean Wood Beatrice Dod vorth (Continued on Page 8) Remember ' How Opening for 1 I oot 'ahi BY: utap Emporium Johnson’s EollowinK is ihe ord ward for this Benin in the corner ifth The Jlonie Sweet Home of Mexico lossie Elggren in Talk Conditions Mexico Mexican Ray L Pratt president of mission Song Mexican National Hymn Mrs Jesse Porter B feature of Another the evening's program will be special Ruth Sunday Newspapers BEING SHOWN Ab’ Ba t ready comes- The Co Co-operative B-lleinTe ii 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