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It is not the sondinary arpa mae p do they Jlaxstt ee 2 = because this contains tonic properties that 5 i to make | it wilt 1 Or OVE test of it t bus The6 nade address vice Dr. 0on as B. R I . Sc QT . Caldwell, 518 7 = the other remedies see ' his best explaining v us est N ICAL Caldwell Bldg., ‘ Monticello, for a European o stay 1en until Dunls ae og rival trip. he came a time thatwhen room the the militaryesident aide his side William of has Howard Taft the = the became ri fully } the Butt was ecuper recuper-|to take Miutles cttn cueneniie to a. SAE Washing- | Method hi He he took to mules the » Pauper was most mules o ate Z and n ) ‘ ap : elo ¢ tv iliz of cor py ha and ig No = uaintanc oma ate ae le ungeeeo an sine< na “yd to] Butt with an ouglas.that night in| ae and en> THE purchasers £ formerly President's officer ‘who Paris signed _ Allen t and ‘his fine tee b aeI tet WOR teaver | ?* ts to happen, I am report.” ne ’ aie how He AD- } Tl. Ho ster ' Pp RRE TS ECU APACE: is op a rly “Gould ra the ae or. simil my ine " : n os A oO 1 at se he orker's (Allens: ke member, is hard work Lord Ainlenty not too proud to] € most daivorce ator sae ut withe ut t l cas en manner whl h offending the He has made | pbb se Ee f those Ne lave so] if they | | For i] a et The aaa SEND the New York Sun conwestern storles d ) . on ae “te ae Leta uNntangliing e FOR SAMPLE AND BOOK ept. etro Jangus 1ge, being a if every claim best barber shops. Drug Stores. s for the the demands tz i — : FR co. A pecia NK EN they are quite the! FE ident 5 as much as the of a saferus tel te| secret service men,| ee Open every Third 3 morning. South. Tey Good Se — Entrance bread very on| Cara of Thanks. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hudson wish to express their heartfelt thanks to an! 7 who so kindly assisted in the loss or! their little one, also to their friends for| cheap. many beautiful flowers. ; ne Sale SCO. oe Lic er “7 Now Under the Management of Kann Brothers of San Francisco, Is the Sensation of the Hour Thousands of people crowding the big store every day since the opening and every one Why? buying. Because they can see never before have they had the opportunity to buy such high-grade and children’s ready-made wearing apparel at such low prices. Ladies, this appeal is made for you as well as for ourselves, and it is up to you to take advantage of it. and you need the merchandise, and if you can save 50 per cent, naturally common sense will tell you to come to this great slaughter sale at once. Remember, only six more days left. ladies’, THE misses’ GREATEST SENSATION SUIT SEASON ENTIRE OF THE STOCK OF CLOTH SUITS AT HALF THE PRICE dry goods, We need the money, BIGGEST BARGAIN THE YEAR NEWS OF Last call for cloth suits—out they all go for a fraction of their worth. Any one of the pretty, attractive, stylish garments you saw and admired in the big store may become a part of your wardrobe for just It’s a bona fide cut in two,, a genuine halving, and if you want a suit you must in justice to yourself patronize this event. Think of a splendid misses’ suit for $3.47, or a really smart half its regular price. have entire women’s suit for $15.0 0. Was there ever before at this time of the year (the actual wearing time) sucha great chance to save? But there’s a good reason for it all—Kann Bros., of San Francisco, Man Tailored $75 Ladies’ Goods Co., and are compelled Dry of the R. K. Thomas charge amount to raise a stipulated Ladies’ Fall Suits, Long Newest $37.50 . ° have 500i Suits determined to 5 = T i assure is worth you, you Ww ill » buy one. The » lining $10,000 S men 4c Fancy I the money— terns Fancy Fancy very ’ e st ylish. . Panama Blue A . $4 f \ alue 1 ery dollar’s » . : now Pi 4¥- ah adie Skirts, ‘6 . > plaited and ¢ 200 A— W orth t elect double from, roe 80 variety .of valu 0 : width, yd.. over 50 FAs MMO) ev plain , om effects ne w Fale axe Sg a auestt mn ponds matust. p e to turnin; the limit g the of $2.00 Messalines, Satins, ere all Fancy 32-Inch, colors, closed sade out Silks, to yd..svevereces choose in a hurry, {in 1r intovaluemoney not o. yd..---sccnccecccsvcecce® 590 We great volume Cloth Suits, All $25.00 Coats, have 250 Ladies’ and Misses’ Long Coats, in est Fall styles, worth up to $45.00; while they S9o a Be yd...... 50¢ 8 an ei phe pheeeth Nd eee wide, $1.00 value. acs een cas gates So White China Silks, 27-Inel h wide Tic value, yd..40e China Silks, all colors, 27-inch wide, 600 values BOQ $1 25 ais'w.b'e a6 we'd Gh Rimi lac k Ta —— Silks, wai wa ee ele ach ale aaah inoh “ete ae yd. 32e 800 $1.50 3 ck Ta eta Silk yd....81.10 § gs, 3 i ch 1 wide, yd.... < Ae,wide, eae 964inch SUNS, BLED, Placicic Tactegs, : $1 ‘ .T ren SILKS AND VELVETS China Silks, all colors, yd Jap. Wash: Silks, fancy designs, Taffeta Silks, all colors,. yd cvesseens yd..-.sess. 1fe 19¢ AVe Silk Velvets, all colors and black, $1.50 yd 9Ne , Fancy Colored Velvets in the new extreme shad $1.26-Walue, 9s ss wcnscrsvs@un ee 4c Silk Plushes, worth up to $1.00, va: one ee eee . -1e Velveteens, all colors, 60c values, Yd..ceweeeces Bie Silk and Voile Skirts, plaited, very ‘nobby, $8.7 value, now— goods in ng in the Big Store, mention of everythi sold for less than the Big Store is to be but bear in mind that evthe cost of production. $3.98 ONLY SIX MORE DAYS LEFT nothing reserv ed. noon rush. While we deliver goods anywhere in the city, we advise you to take your smalll packages, as we may be a and avoid the after Signs. Do your trading in the mo rning e sale, Look for the Big Red Canvas of business during th Absolutely Long black, navy, green and castor, satin lined, new= Chinn slike! catsinch wider. aLa0 aan VOTE ao usicvesepe8 skate White China Silks, 27-inch WATE visirowiawee Car ds ++»: pieces of Bla e lattaa: Armmurt res Henriettas, Arn 1.50 60c -19¢ Suitings, big lot to cho Ca Mohairs, Man-Tailored on time. 9 for us to make of Plaids, fi 35c 450 60c It is impossible Wool pieces Wool Dress Goods in abl material, fancy, and $1.00 value, to go Large and - 760 Fancy e of $00 Meseatines, 80-thah wile, Oiost7 frre s6c rr 100 Black worth the next sixtyIt lsdaysonly cons ide od. at once. Plaid Dress Goods, y@....ssee0.. ape, Novelty Plaid 260 Novelty Dress Goods, ya osanen ce asses 15e the price, come to the store, look at them, and we o’clock—Be » $15.00 "a worth up t to. { $40, which we a nee Notice - 2 close out at ¢ at nine This Sale ..... Ladies’ $30 Suits, in Fancy Effects, Long Satin Lined, to go at Just One-Half, as Long as They Last . $32.50 We $50 morning Shades, Satin Lined, to go res Coats, Satin Lined, to go Dufing this Sale for Just One- Half . Ladies’ $65 New Cloth Suits in all Shades,L Coats, Satin Lined, the Swellest Thing of the Season are Monday of prices. the great slaughter of money—hence { a Agen , : je UE DRUG & ’ — Money- Raising a at skeins very reason] along mentees at the sale aadalal cn. the and bottles fulfill DRUEHL of nz Dollar SMITH A nice sample of Newbro’s Herpicide, also a vajuable book, The Hair and Its Care,” ” will be sent to anyone sending 100 and their address to THE HERPICIDE COMPANY Devt. 328. Detrolt Mibh “ Justification of araproving | if possible on| for there is not one of them who would the ordinary press not sacrifice his own life to save the exAt all the receptions a se correspond- | ecutive ents are stationed where they can see ay ICE PEO everything that goes on and tn alit “Royal” Stale Brend Depot their One not - diplomacy in W ashington Robert T. Small is always an object ot interest to most of his colleagues, because} what he sends to tt press aEBGRintion goes to ea i big ne Repenen . The corresponden 1owever, usually cover] the same subjects in thelr own special] tf HAIR an = of muSsy GERM FALLING ‘ “James Gordon Bentypical New Yorker & i , Sen trip is als had the average New conception of the west Ake vcorpe: OF which be IA a man who won his’ spurs by and a little luck sno of Applications of 1 ho-|style | : € Mich. Butts mited E Fowler tributes MTany lta: Re aE le lem of H. TOBIAS. Detroit, DANDRUFF remedy does made for it. aide was said onc Moet oe eer must ‘ ) achieve hone roe ‘ ne other original oftice r theie ao hat Po no relative I The results attending the use of Herpicide for the diseases of the hair and scalp aro always tho same, always eatisfactory. There are no disappointments, The money will be refunded to lown to his er ait joie Bee exeeJOCLEC eae eae Some persons have confused Captain few : oe w oe th lana So Court, STOPS ie lee the large Cee vessel Gs ace smaller ee ones, ee and had killed 206 or more before they landed quit ILE a m ‘ont of the Marston KILLS PhilPp % i orld, statesm oa JULIA #76 eenoatae simple. I (ania Niber onsand ote mules ante n othene water oe } in t} stage the was the first nent of on employed the Captain and saw service both and in Cuba e Was shipload Ha he ' upon a newspaper Wes shington tain quartermaster, in the Philippines He also told | Was called was back aeterinatitict net a eee j -= And the 10) 900, and and in Maule was oy Ree discharged from the volunteer service on June 30. 1901 ht was during the brilliant career =e the oung office in n€ volunteer = service theiat the he « attention of the war : department | | f f expe rience in stomach, livae charg Wome 2 who have c Nilasen TO MOTHE! containing the weather—a aa impc mutant subject 1out . GGB STIONS hygiene, etc., in hot aeons inng in If ge ws clet, W. do not his work wear druff made its appearance, the condition gradually growing worse, I used every remedy I could find, to no avail. Finally I decided to try Herpicide, After three or four applications I wes delighted with the reeults and now my hair is as nice as ever. I would not be without Herpielde, and believing it will do all that is claimed for !t, I can recommend it most hy.” Respectfully, For a r obtain any member of thle s ad to the doctor. The gamms charge. In this way you without cost. Also, E ie . MME 7 vate an . ate A, Only be compared to nor to tablets D of tal ue of & volunteer company, a8 cap- Ff . I help executive, was one plainly. ; of the among bev ng | chief Butt ee While bee “Archie” one in oe family.) “In my necessity aide er eS -venccecsccrsssccceccnensens | Dunlap, | has seen PEPSIN. thousands as ilitary oe Roosevelt. tec months with My V-NLAMG name Address ’ salts and purgative waters, or pills which often gripe and ere difficult to take. It ts especially the right re medy for women and old folks, because of its gentle action. Your druget We : bs am st will sell you a bottl for 50 cents or $1.00, according to size ottle =n i ar eee neve r yet used DR. CALD Wis SLL 8 SYRUP for and scot good much fetlo oun Sener newspaper& genial man and after at all functions wherein the President Neritten: a haps: no m newspaperman non- -griping, , than USE SYRUP Endorsed by an American Stage Beauty Archibald chiefly, ain ox Make-Man Tab7 ir vi aia able booklet. o part ally pay mailing i | ON WE ’ CALDWELL’S DR. to be compared the ch nor is It to but temporary good, and Captain mules, lets lso endloni a expense Dunlap se is of Eresident x DR. CAL DWELL’S SY RU the druggist who has oe ‘sThere out 8 not at ever since Make-Man Tab. 4 a he sla until ty he alth, being nonin _ |ly i npair Mr tzer called 1e@ ms wsniflc ent na ace of ne Satis art 0 Bar Harb and told him n to to tal and tol take Mrs come alarmed, but try a dose at bedtime of DR. CALDWELL eb PEPSIN. There is no remedy so effective in the digestion i UE Ar RUE dren, and so well liked by them for its bls asant t ailments of chil- this very same ses ¥ PEPSIN. Ask send name).................. size s on of fow Of the. old regime to remals Captain Butt—Archie President’s Butt—has shadow. ned the Ultle of being the 60c box ench ec ig ra of letters keeping their children A success handling took the reins as Captain Archibald Man (Druggist's (Address) hot days. The way is si ton billet w: child breaks sores,Dowels if It acc scratches mother. the || | theeditormor cx doean't, sleep out well,withif ite Saati feet aten aie, any hz = no appetiteIf and ches in a full (Write he ost a FREE the HERPICIDE lident Roosevelt, 'Preside nt William H. Taft COUPON -pos i ” { was Butt fro among to President he ad been “* OUT FREE Tablet Co Tablets through - t brains be ew York World and the st. “Toul 2€ | Dispate h. Dunla 1D wa : s Ow- | edit the Post- Dispate: oh, whit k 1 1 — W. 152 Make-Man Bldg., Dept. K Chica eu, , never used Make- an oreng stalrs , NEWBRO’S President’s Aide Improved the Transportation Methods in Philippine Campaign. with If Ag printers, and when ou the clty editor time | hsas ‘been lustrated ie thelr. editors to judge teeta printed and what can be omit _ — below them. fhey are sold at all art at 50 cents a box or six for $2.60 nt ‘direct by atl on “receipt ft t Make- Sra was | s00n ¢discovered by Joseph Pulitzer, wh y the ever aie » buy the beat Lous ‘ coupon Junlap’s faculty for read. | PTice- a p accurately ne Monat yParent and they had aoa. the The Original Remedy o0¢ oo or It of fourteom ee eonvention he was captain the ¢ nvEntionof on who were covering rate writings th took all the sepa Smal}, pot York | ost Hino bieees nd . bevesinning re ortetin..1893, Ap on theandsin Louis tried Hazara | £/8t8 Eg pow defunct Chronicle rf or manuisert st soon ean ard- har CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, SEPT. 26, 1909. » exh: alse ecess ire< “rvour tre amo ya fully directing: hit.end of tion, Kidney “or iver 'Tr< Ate s in. the quartermaster’s department in the 'somn Mélanche aout '- | Philippines, oe in_ 1%, while a cap a Wasted Vitality ~ Me zu ee of volunte n Georgia, that directed B! oY Nervous or . ‘ slood Disorder, you will, after May Mz you ake *-Mar = Tablets are remarkable, } wayattention and later See lec p to nis selecti and afthetaene magnitude had not prod #2 event of such reception they go evan te ery | the oLanostns room bef ged contusion fr the salient facts w oh ate Into the pz © matter got important President 8 RH ‘ ”” apeer tate gan in St, Louis, and D acessWspape alae both rk did in inet Republic, ates the ans Their na nee 1 , iL Dune covet York World; "Roby = tt) Washhas y,New! Press; William Hoster, ‘Hea aa United efthelrthe keen entirean party, but rvation, Strong Have ne Zo er ined a bi reporter newspapenmorms Biss six tyes Het acetals tami | tte: lt pete what TALENTS, of. except aA E lacadptieser, teerera ambition maker whee purifier, Be of extended six are the Will our as ar rae atton woud Y LAKE BUTT WON FAME SAVIN b MULES ‘ hat Fee Wha § or WAY TO TO To. TOP WORK 0 SALT Nez THEY ROSE WITH( WORK Attractive to mont eth? story. T 1 existence, tence, AnyAn u ltoas i scarcely” Nad Tablets have 6 peerre mae Paluarr, i n arith inet ‘them Present position earned his| enough nough ,,Who is big-minded to tea? se nat _ Robert fern aul the any r adventitious his ire Journe y. Entire ‘ e ss ass 10eN be Newacahs 7 onic Six Accompany star Newspaper {rio tebeenina'vdrs°aiuTite ExecutiveWriters] an have £f sent on et theoenews: oeof them St T almost ts { A P ARTY Inet Pay of earning a mae? f, Bretty *|And pay e big crowds tot and HERALD-REPUBLICAN: a ‘official selon basedTReTIeRD | newspaper ait 82, 8pPeal trom Its MAYHehbe,poltey, Buble * ene to mum eroun -os re ME \ little late in deliveries, owing to the |