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Show I The Big Sheep Show. Big Prizes at embor 14th., and 23rd. Limit g 1- t - I I The Btost, Grandest and Four-Stat. F.ir. fZATJ VI PO I R DO AS I I Best Shcop Show ever, was the m. a, . . , T n30-fcf I one hold in connection with the , The Four-Stato Fair and In- , I National Wool Growers' con- ier,1lfttiou,i1 S Jeep Show is to b o ort.rf. rnt,,iM Itl . - 0 W H I ventiou at Ogden last January. gi September 23rd to 29th, Good Roads Convention. Ml Vif KfinSLl H I So puffed up werethe people of Snnilicatioft wufbo S At the same time that the CW LMJIJ 3i - I 5de2 ov?.1' th2?r suc,ceGS, m ?hnpc Four-Stato Fair and Interna- I this, their first effort, that they g04 SiStnff stotS? tional Shcl) Show is llolt1' tho r r n m M I have secured the 'In ernahonal MUSSSd of ni Inter-Mountain Good Bonds . RFCT RATlQ I gneop Show and Auction Sale,' ' ,,oulhSnd nroduSa convention will take place at l3LJj I ljAvli k H I the first to be Kivou this fall in SffSni'l1 y 1)10111,018 Offdon, Utah. Delegates from tlfcr II LrrTVIkl H I connection with the Four-State olm, L . all western states will be pre- J&fJ0jffjffJJffdJ0J&fjmj0 ! I Fair. Tho Four-Stato Fair premium sont wfiviwiwiff triwi-ii- H I Advanceinfo An effort will bo made to have u mm H I ffiMSb k2 AteoMfnffit wojo maibuaem For the LEAST MONEY. I to Ihl ntl to bo lld f , SnlT of livestock are fully as large as of .tho. Public domain-to each H to me one to t.)c new tins l all. nvn,.4yo Sfnfo i?niv in thn state tor good road building.the I Pemomber Ogden, Sopteiuber JinBe Btnte nn in the proceeds from the land to be 100.000 baOS TTIUSt be SOld. y I 23i'd to 29th, 1910. Reduced W0T"" ,in,.n , divided among tho counties of . a H J I rates on all railroads. If you have not received the j t t b H I promnun list, writoto Dr. H. M. AlSO 1 I ttttf.VvUtf Rowe, manager, Ogden, Utah. Senators, congressmen and fw I M governors will be there to help UCUrCJC rlClUriirn Excursions' East frame the work, of the convon- i I f -4 i TTyj-.g Yf H I PaintinB d Pnpor HngiuK. Via Oregon Short Lino o. , , , t , ICUlOtJ. H I n To Cheyenne, Denver, Colorado It is important at the first In- I All Work Guaranteed. Spriugs, Pueblo, Kansas City, tor-Mountain Good Roads con- CanmAnc) fork I InUn H , St. Louis, Omaha, Chicago, St. vention that every city, village rOriTlCrS LOSfl UfllOfl. H I Natural Wood Finishing a Paul, Minneapolis and many nud count shall be ful, re. I Specials, SSSXtd S&S P--ted For fnrther inform- David Holmgren, Mgr., I I 11th, 18th, 27th., July 7th., and ation, address Judge J . A. How- Ti-4mriw t I I I Tromonton, - Utah. 29th., August 4th., and- Sopt- ell, chairman, Ogden, Utah. rOIIWIHUIlj - - - Ulan. H ! Globe's Big Subscription Offerll I ! I MmnnBeats Anything Ever Offered by Any Newspaper in the j , I I I These Three National Magazines and The Garland Globe for I I I one year for only $2.00. Read the following: I I I W rB TAKE pleasure in Inying before our rentiers what Is undoubtedly tlio greatest subscription offer erer madu ft BHJ I Uy by any newspaper. In the United States there are published nbout 230 magazines. Wo haro examined 7 I I " ercry one of these magazines from every point of view, taking into account not only their subscription price, & I . v B but the character of the reuding mutter, their typographical appearance, and the llnancial standing of their pah- I I i,. r Ushers. After tho most extensive scrutiny, we luive selected three mugnzlncs which we believe wo can endorse and W I ..- S recommend to our readers. These magazines are HOY'S MAGAZINK, MOTIIKK'H MAGAZINE and OPPOICTU- I I 2 N1TY MAflAZINK. These publications cro iiuigazines and not chenp mail-order papers. Eacli of'theso tnaga- I I ' n fines sells on the news-stands for either 5 or JO cents each and huvo a subscription price in ono enso of $1 and in Wk I I . . the other two of 50 cents n year. Kach one of the magazines is ably edited, well illustrated and has a separate I W cover printed in colors. They are clean, representative standard magu.lnes, lit to place on the library tablo of D I nny home. These magazines have been most curefully selected with the idea of not only getting literary quality 7 I I '' and excellence in typographical nppeuruiu-c, but with the idea of appealing to every member of the household. & I V UI'l'OHTLNlTY MAGAZINE is in u class by itself. It is the coming mugazlno of the Northwest, and breathes Uio H I ' w spirit of enterprise and progressiveness for whicli the West is famous. As tho names indicate, tho MOTHER'S I I n MAHAZINK and the HOY'S MAGAZINE appeal to women and boys, uud these magazines arc also in a class by 1f I I themselves. The maguzines are all the equal of any dollar magazine. Ye offer thce three mngazincs in con- CL I I Bt nectlon with a new or renewal subscription to this paper on such favorable terms that we do not sec how u single Ok I I render of this paper can alford to neglect the remarkable offer we make. Wo want you to rend every word of this I W Rdvertisement. llcnd the descriptions below of the three magazines. Ucad the terms of our offer and then accept jfc I 1 It AT ONCE. I I c T'l 117 T? VQ A A 71 TVTC Hvory boy can now have a magazine of his own. Tho BOY'8 St. I I ft 1 Jl1EjDv I O lVlVJiZillNJu MAGAZINE Is brimming over with good, clean and healthy 1 I I stories by tho very best boy's authors, illustrated by the foremost magazlno artists. Tho magazine contains thirty- W. I ' ft two pages and Is enclosed in a cover printed In colors. In addition to the fascinating stories, tho DOY'S MAQA- f I I 2 KINK contains Interesting and Instructive articles and special departments devotod to Electricity, Mechanics, Pho- xL " I R tography, Carpentry, Stamps, Coins, etc. An Athletic Doparttnont, odltod by the woll-known athlcto and author- I I ?t lty, Walter Camp, is a feature Evory boy in America will want this magazlno, and fathers and mothers can- I I W. not mnko tholr boys a bettor present. Tho Director of tho Boys' Department of tho Utlca Y. M. C. A. says: "I A I I placod it In the reading room and found tho boys literally devoured it." ' I ' SL TUr lirBT,LIl7DC HI A C A "TIWC THE MOTHER'S MAGAZINE Is the only magazlno H 1 rill lVlvJ' 1 rlllitv D 1V1.VZj11II1i exclusively for mothers. Its stories and articles aro i I 1 I written oxpressly for mothors and deal with real life. Bosldes fascinating stories, special Interviews and fea- St I O tures, it contains over 20 rogular departments to help the mother in every possible way with her children and hor gf x home. All readers havo tho prlvllego of porsonal advice and help from tho editors, a veritablo correspondence JL m Jchool for mothers. Tho magazlno contains from 48 to 64 paes, beautifully printed and prof usoly illustratod in , IX 3 colors. For 1910 THE MOTHER'S MAGAZINE promises more than over, especially along the lines of Phyeical r k . ft Culture, Beauty articles, Child Btudy, IClndorgarten methods in the homo, Health, FInancos, tho Servant Prob- ft ,JJ . lem, Food Products and Preparation, and a great variety of mattor for tho mothor's entertainment and pleasure. 2 V. W' ' & AnnAnTITMITV HM k K TITVTf OPPORTUNITY MAGAZINE of Spokane, Wash., Is ft I I I'' UJrJrUK 1 UIN1 1 I JVlAvjlAZillNtL, different from any othor magazlno published. Thoro I H ' I ft is nothing like it. It tells about the wonderful possibilities and opportunities of tho great Northwest. Thoro ifl ft I moro doing in tho West today in tho way of progrosa and development than la any other section of tho United J . I Btatcs. - OPPORTUNITY MAGAZINE Is practical, and Is brim full of Information you cannot obtain elsowuoro. ft B It tollsof the wondorful results obtained by irrigation.. It glvea full Information regarding tho Government ir- cl. rlgatlon Projects; tolls how to Irrigate, how to clear and lovel land, and how to lay out and plant orchards.' Its w - ft original and copyrighted articles tell how to got free Government land, who may acquire it and whero tho land vi, I. it tolls whoro thoro aro openings for business and professional men. If yon want Information about tho cl I fi wonderful opportunlt'es In tho West, you will find It In OPPORTUNITY MAGAZINE, of Spokane, Wash. 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