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Show If a Prescription r l i n Is correctly "writ Ion -vo ! F js can fill it, no matter what ! r druggist's name is on (he ! ; '? blank. It aviII bo com- ; I. j J; pounded corroetly, (oo, ( ;! and our prices will be ;f' j! right. A druggist's name ! ; I"! on y1,r prescript ion J j DOES NOT signify that 3 p you should not HAVE IT Uflf J FILLED ELSEWHERE, gf, 8 g Marshall Drag ft j Company 1 J. DREW MARS.HALL. i 1 ! Drugs and Such j t J Both Phones, 184. J j pHHlTfEST '" Give yourself a. Pompeian 75j ifassage. Rub tin; Pompeian tr well into the pores. The cream h , disappears, but in a few mo- J ments out it comes from the ;. pores. Watch the dark dirt- i ladened cream as it drops into if the howl I jT" V .; That dirt P$5k) came from r- 55 your pores. lpSl 'l That dirt W2ss J which even Jgf"7-7gL M your best:Vs.tV I soap could 7& WyiS 1 I not rench ffSaH I ""ftPOMPEIANf F. ed by Pom- tt .,..-. j pcian Mas- ,1AAuD ? sage Cream. fcCRBAMJ ir Now look 5i I, v,Jf in 3rour mirror. That sallow, 20th Century complexion has4 begun to disappear Your face I is now "Pompeian clean" and y the skin is fresh, clear, clean I and youthful n4 50c Jar 39 d 75c Jar 59 m $1.00 Jar S5 if Wrights' j , if I TRICKS Qnd " "llS 1 KKACK5of finable I F,5H1NQ Bok Ml PAGES Mil m wltb each Bristo1 steel JRj ff Rod 6old this month wo will jR flr give free a fine Tackle Book. Slj M Our line of Tackle cm- JBft mm braces everything known for ' HI the An9'" 'Sli p ' vou cant f'nc tn r'9nt 52J pi bai-t, come to us, we have It. Mjf Kj We re-wrap and make old 5fi Fjfl Rods like new. if I Proudfit l U Sporting Goods $ ;' 1 Co. f! ; IS 351 24th St I( Disappointment ' Sn your baking by having the insred- 1 Icnts right' Abouf oLbor things wc "would not venture an opinion, uut on IIP I llle subject of FLOUR lot us say L there's no hotter or uurer flour prc- jt I pared than '($! PEERY'S CRESCENT jSjf FLOUR lUvil . sold iii convenient lze sacks by all B grocers I Ogdcn State S Bank Hjfl ,' Ogden, Utah. Wn ' Capital 8100,000.00 t4 Surpluo and Profits ... 125,000.00 $ZM lntcrc3t Paid on Savlnga Depoolta. j55b H. C. Blgelow, prea. JkR. J. M. Browning, Vice-Pros. WPr ' A. P Blgelow, Cashier. Sggl . J. E. Halveroon. Asst. Cashier. I REAL ESTATE 1 STANDARD TELEPHONES CALL UP ? STANDARD EXCHANGE. . Bell 66, to Communicate with any r department. uu ONLY ONE There Is only one drug store In this city where you can get a genuine specific for kidnoy disease. This Is a strong statement, but wc are prepared prepar-ed to provo iL Hero's the point, tho census deaths show that of the tens o thousands annually dying from kidnoy troublo that over nine-tenths (to be accurate, ninety-two out of every one hundred of them) sooner or later assumed tho form technically known to physicians as "Bright's Disease." although it is commonly called "kidney trouble" In the homes. It is known to thoso in the drug trade that Bright's Disease has been Ineuruble up to a recent discovery, discov-ery, and as we have the monopoly of that discover for this city wc hnvo the only specific for kidney disease In this city. in view of the census showing that over nine-tenths or all tho census kidney kid-ney cases sooner or later take this form, how under the aun can people who have kidney trouble expect to get well except through this specific? If you have kidney troublo our store Is tho onlj one hi this clly that has a genuine specific effective In nearly nine-tenths of all cases. In fact, 11 you will put the question skillfully to our competitors and ask them If they havi xi Kcnulno euro for Bright's Disease they won't even claim to ymi they have, for the books admit tnoru has boon nono Wo sent a lone way for this for kidney-troubled people Cnll and got literature and let U6 tell ou all about it William Driver & Sons' Drug Co. NOTICE! .' ( All accounts duo mo uiTtonnd Including In-cluding Juno 3, 1911, are payable to C. E. Flshor. All nccounLs owing to and Including Juno a, 1911, are payable pay-able by C. E Fisher. A HOPEFUL MESSAGE TO SCALP SUFFERERS AND MEN WHOSE HAIR IS THINNING i Dandruff now bald later. The same Is true of scalp disease. In fnct baldness is a scalp disease. The trouble with the greasy salves and lotions, lo-tions, tho so-called dandruff nnd scalp cures you have tried so far is that they don't do anything but temporarily temporar-ily relievo tho Itching and cake the dandruff so it doesn't fall until it's dried out again Nothing can cure really cure such troubles but a real scalp medicine tliru will kill the germs causing dandruff and scalp disease. Learning from leading fellow druggists drug-gists throughout America that they had found a whirlwind euro for dandruff, dan-druff, eczema and all diseases of the skin and scalp, the BADCON PHARMACY PHAR-MACY on proving to the laboratories compounding tho trentment that It Is tho most prominent drug store In this city secured the agency for the remedy rem-edy This remedy is ZEMO, tho clean, liquid preparation that kills tho germ of disease and ZEMO SOAP to wash the scalp or skin clear and clean of tho dandruff or scale and by its antiseptic qualities sootho and heal. Sold by BADCON PHARMACY. NASAL CATARRH Mrs. E. Karberg Says It Is Easy toGet Rid Of "A bad case of catarrh was cured for mo by tho use of HYOMEI. The trouble affected my head, nose and eyes, and was very annoying and disagreeable, dis-agreeable, and the cure, from the use of HYOMEI. was very gratifying. HYOMEI has from mo a strong recommend recom-mend and endorsement." Mrs. E. Kar-berg, Kar-berg, -13 Kingsle St., Ann Arbor, Mich., Nov 16, 190S. HYOMEI (pronounced Hlgh-o-mo) cures catarrh, because it gets where the germs are, and destroys them It Is mndo of Australian eucalyptus, mixed mix-ed with other healing antiseptics. When breathed over The lnltatod membrane, It gives relief in two minutes min-utes Used regularly for a few weeks It will build up and heal the germ Infested In-fested membrano and drlvo out catarrh. ca-tarrh. If you own a small Hyomel pocket Inhaler, you can got a bottle of HYOMEI HYO-MEI nt druggists everywhere, or nt BADCON PHARMACY for only 50 cents. If you do not own a Hyomel Inhaler, ask for n complcto outfit, tho price Is $1 00 It Is guaranteed to euro catarrh, coughs, colds, croup or bore throat, or money back. The weather Is getting hot. Get tho Soda Water habit, the only habit that is healthful and is fully endorsed by both tho "Wets" and "drys". Our beautiful Soda Fountain has started on its annual mission of dispensing Frozen Music. Drop In on tho way by and cool off. CULLEY DRUG CO. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Everything In tho Drug Lino. 2479 Washington Ave. uw Dyspepsia is America's curse. Bur-, dock Blood Bitters conquers dyspepsia every time. It drives out Impurltlos, tones the stomach, restores perfect dl gcstlon, normal weight, and good health. oo And Now Rfemember I That To Save Money Is To I I Make Money I 1 We are offering New, Stylish Spring Wearables for men and boys at July and August prices. HH 1 HH Our Change of Business Sale I is bona fide, and we are offering ALL GOODS at very much cheaper prices. " ( H Why should you not take advantage "of this Sale? Cornel jH 1 here for your Saturday's buying . I TiH 1 and save enough for next week's celebration. 1 H I NO GOODS CHARGED DURING THIS SALE. H THE TOGGERY-THE ROYCROFT I I WASHINGTON AVENUE 358 TWENTY-FIFTH STREET I H oo IfTTB LIS! List of letters remaining in the post-office post-office at Ogden, Utah, June 6th, which If not called for In two weeks will be sent to the Dead Letter office. Ladles List. Addis, Ruth A; Allen, Amelia, Allen, Alico E; Anderson, Ann; Atkinson, Emma; Abies, Emma; Arthur, Martha M; Andorhou, Jennie; Allred. Marnon; Anderson, Mrs Jennc, Anderson, Mrs IJertha Dull, Sarah; Barney. Sarah, Barnett, Martha; Blackadder, Jennie; Browning, Brown-ing, Jane J; Brown, Jessie; Brown, Mrs Annie; Brown, Jane. Ulom, Lucy; Bnmes, Lllllo G; Beason, MInuio; Blair. Mary; Beller, Mary; Bramwell, Florence, Butt, Florence; Baxter, Emily; Em-ily; Buttorcane, Eliza; Bedford, Mrs. E O. Bybcc. Mrs. C. A; Blhler, Carrie; Car-rie; Brown, Mattlo E. Brian, May; Burton, Mnry; Browning, Annie; Boyd, Alice; Blottert, Mrs A; Blnzwcll. Annie; An-nie; Butenan, Mabel; Black, Mrs J W. Bishop, Mrs. Cloe; Bryant, Mrs S L; Berrett, Mrs S J; Berch, Rose. Calvin, Rose; Christiansen, Roselln, Clarke, Saddle; Carr, Sarah A; Curtis, Phoebe, Copps, Ilelan. Colcart, Edith; Clark, Eveline; Carr, Emma, Cherry, Elizabeth, Campion. Efflo; Carr, Elizabeth Eliza-beth A, Combo, Bessie; Chrlstenson, Christina; Cnmpbell, Knte B, Curpen-tor. Curpen-tor. Mrs A L (2); Ccoch. Mrs Sarah. Davis, Mrs E C; Dunham, Anna; Dearlng. Mrs L J. Earl, Miss Jane; Evans, Mary H. Frcodmnn, Miss Mclba; Forsythe. Miss Jean; Foru, Blanch; Falls, Mrs H P Gale, Eva; Grey, Catherine. Hanson, Sadie; Hnckwnrd, Lillie4, Halladay, Louise; Hewitt, Mrs Geo, eHatlng, Aggress; Hampton, Mrs Shorrott; Hoi9nor, Miss Mildred; Ingebrctscn, Sarrah Johnson, Augusta P; Jordan, Mnry J; Johnson, Miss Clara B (2); Jor-genson Jor-genson Mrs Sophia. Kershaw, Sarah I.arrson, Miss May. McCIellan, Marguerite; McGulrc, Hannah: Moves, Ethel; MortcnHcn. Clara; Monohan, Mrs E; Marriott. Florence P; Mann!, Miss Jnnc; Merd-linn, Merd-linn, Julia: Mlddlclon, Mlrla E; Myers, My-ers, Mrs Marie. Nichols, Mrs V S. Orr, uiicn. Ponrod, Mrs J; Perry, Miss Mum-le; Mum-le; Pnrrish, Mary. Read, Mrs. R J; Ruggs. Emma; Richmond, Carrie; Robertson, Mrs. B M; ttamev, Mrs Nellie; Richards, Mrs M. Smith, Lottlo F; Smith. Lulu P; Saunders, Miss Minnie; Searle, Rose M: Stevens, Aggie; Smith, Mrs Fanio. Williams. Mary H; Wrath. Miss S; Wright, Bertha; West, Miss Estella. Papers and Packages. ArvanitlB, Christ. Dumen, Myran. Holdknmp, F C. Paslnl. John. Schouten, R Rosetnm Bros. Hough, W II. Gentlemen's List. Anderson, W II; Abel, J B; Anderson, Ander-son, Gundor; Armcn, Peter J; Annls. Otta; Atkins, Jas W; Adams. Chas. W- Allen. Chas J; Anderson, Win. M; Anderson, V H: Abol, T S; Abbott, Will; Alexander, W A. Alsop. Alfred Chns; Anderson, A B; Auknmp, August; Aug-ust; Armstrong, A L. Brown, William; Blair, S6lh H; Bel-nap, Bel-nap, W F; Balmcar, 0 M; Broshear, Holt; Baley, Win; cBautnout, Wm. A; Buttorff, Orlle: BUton, John, Jr; Baxter, Bax-ter, Jas, Brcehc, Jas W; Butler. John W; Burrup. J. F; Barry, Michael. Bhmchard, H L; Bartell, II II: Brin-kcrhoff, Brin-kcrhoff, Garrett; Brown, G H, Brown, Geo B, Brown; Gnrrcel: Beard Gilbert; Gil-bert; Blottert, Fred; Balr. Frank P, Ballard, Frank R; Bodor, Ferdenand; Bradbury, Earl W; Blair, B F; Bush-noll, Bush-noll, Chas L; Barber, Clarence- Baker, C 11: Butt, Choss. Bowens. C; Bowles, T t P- -""h rthnr Bind Archie W Bcauchamp, David F; Blackwell, D II, I Batsman, Asereth; Ball, Albert; Beardsall, II Ej Baker, George L, Bailey, George W; Borry, Frank; Bubtry, E M; Berry, C M; Balllf, S F, Jr; Brady, Thos; Brewer, Robert E; Buahnell, R W. Collins, R J; Clark, R M; Coleman, William; Cornell, W I; Cole, William; Craig, William B, Christeansen, Peter, Clark, Osbourne S; Churnes, Job; Cody, Henry; Cotts, H R; Chap-son, Chap-son, H V, Collne, Frank V; Cronni, F Michael; Cannon, Fred; Cameron, D; Crockett, David, Chadwlck, Billy; Cooper, Alex: Custer, Arthur; Campbell, Camp-bell, Archibald; Cleland, Alox J; Cal-ton, Cal-ton, Geo A; Crosier; Chas W, Chrls-tlanson, Chrls-tlanson, J L, Cogglc, J M. Comb, J "E; Crawford, Jos H; Caeperson, Jack; Carter, Dan; Crawford, C H; Carlson, Chns; Cutlip, A; Clark, A. Clark. Ralph; Coffee, Thomas; Cruz, Thomaa. Delz, William; Davis, C L; Daves, Jas; Durkln, Hugh; Davis, F S; Decker, Deck-er, Chas E (2); Douglass, C; Dromon, J II; Douglass, J R; Davis, Enos. Dodd, C J, Donati, Ansano. Eror, Geco, Edd, Rlke; Ernshaw, Wm. 0; Ellert, Arthur R; Eckstein, Gus; Ellis, W A. Eckstlne. G P; Emerson, Em-erson, Henry; Elllote, Ruben; Eld-ridge, Eld-ridge, W L. Felker, W J; Fisher, Owen; Frod-sham, Frod-sham, Josephine;. Foster, Lovinin M; Fowlos, Jas; French, Jno. D; Fisher, Jos E; Flowers, 1 H; Foringtou, Grant; Fitzslmmous, Edward 5 Foley, Chas. Golborne, C T; Gloss, E F; Gregory, Sanford; Glenson, S II; Gnldhom, Wm F; Goddard, L G, Grant, Horatio L, Gayhart, H P; Grue, Geo. A; Griffin, Arthur; Gregory, Ernest A; Gelger, ForreBt W. Hennlger, T II; Harris. W J; Hulk-ley, Hulk-ley, Martin J; Hudspeth, J II; Harper, J N, Hanson. E B; Hawkins, Georgo; Hill, A M; Hill, Ralph T (2), Hal-mington, Hal-mington, Tom. Johnson, Bonj A; Jarvis, L E: Jenkins, Jen-kins, Irn; Johuson, H H, Johnson, Edwin Ed-win C; Jones, D S, Johuson, Martin; Jensen, Martin; Jensen, J B. Kuypor, Richard D, Kakc, William; Knowles, J Albert; King, Jos E; Kile, Geo N; Ketcham, C A; King, Etta; KodanI, G; Kellogg, Robert Lnyton, John; Laughran, Rich M, Lowery, Robert; Lawrence, R E; Iaw, Ruvv E; Lainnr, Peter E; Lnrmour, W C. Lethbrldgo, Wm P; Lnllde, C W, Lane, A; Lawrence, G F, Lcssen-ger, Lcssen-ger, Hall; Larson, Israel. McGregor, Wm S; Mcintosh, Burr; McReynolds, Burt L, McGulrc, B J. McFnrland. Daniel; McAlpine, J E; t Murphy, P F, Murdock, W 13; Mai--1 shall. William E; Murphy, Wlnnlfred B; Mcncr. Walter; MIcholo. Angclo Do Yorba; Miller, CbnB; Medley, Chas H; Mills, Mr and Mrs. A P; Moore, Ernost L; Miller, Fred; Mead, Goo A; Moor, Geo; Malone, J H; Miller, John W. Nornatrom, J F. Okada, T; O'Brien, F A; Otis, Geo, Olpln, 0 P. Patterson, Alex H; Purrlngton, Chns G; Paul. Clarence; Pollonl, GIno; Porter. Por-ter. M L. Jr. Rodigkelt, Wm F; Randolph, Wal lace; Reidor, W E; Rose, Wesley: Ryan, E A. Rhinor, Carl S; Reynolds, Rey-nolds, Frank; Rus?ell, Frank; Rowley, F C; Ruben, Harry; Robinson, John, Roblson, Jissie, Sec; Rowburry, J S. Sparks, M B; Spring, O F; Sailor. Ren: Shurtz. Rudolph C; Sherman, W II: South, William E; Stephens, William; Spargur. Lonie. Jr : Spuryur, A 0; Slornll, Chan. Stewart, E D: Starr, Emma N; Slicphnrd. Harry: Smith, J R; Seager, Josephine, Tres-nic, Tres-nic, Tovo; Thompson C A, Terry, B F: Todd, Doctor- Thorn, E II; Turner, Frederick R. Van Tassel, Wm; Valentine,. Allpla; Vickery, Geo; Vanderberg. J. Willis, Ralph: Wah. Soo; Wascm, Theodore; Wright. W J; Walker. Win , G; Wilson, Allan; Wood, E T; Wright, Harry G; Wlthnetol. H G. Znrnes, J N, Zolglor, F L; Zltz-mnn, Zltz-mnn, D C. I V SHURTLIFF, P. M. 00 SCHOOLS Jloat ml Day School (o CliU. nnr Sttnfnnl Unlrerut). AnnedltH br ooIUtf Hit n4 WeiL Cnnatr ni Prim- iry drwncncnu. tear ne IhiIUIomi RnUJcnce for -W jurfli; RriltuJon IUII of 1Z rooait Crnptilum tnd AulUoriaa: Dooewie drnre Ihinftlow, BxtenUte rtoundi. Mmlf. An. Doowtlc Sdenct. (hit-ct-iatt Pbyi-lcl Pbyi-lcl Tralntor. School orniSptnt 4. 19lt. rotllloi-imiH rotllloi-imiH aulorrc. rldtcn the rriodrl. M A RY I. I OCKRY. A. B P.lo Alio. C.L r Jp Made From 1 :H I lHf Pasteurized 1 iH i imi Cream I ';H 1 .jjpjgl) Every pound of BLANCH- I ,H I WrWAi ARD BUTTER is made from ( 'M pasteurized cream. This meann llH 1 qi Btifr3 thafc 1S s a1jsoluteIy pun) and H I oiafionsiiro wholesome. : I pUftSf ,JC,hc scJcnLiriu process of pus- 'J'H I teurlzatiou kills all foreign bac- , i! I PFTAlTPRlCL ter'a tllat' Porcliancc- ,na.v t'el- 1 IH 1 fe $? "lto tIle lnllk n lransit 1 l,lc 1 11 I Ifffflj (m creamery though every pre- I , H I WV 111 "cautiou is taken against such i 'H 1 IMM' contamination. Every can that i H I carries cream or milk to our ' iH 1 Your Grocer has it creamery is thoroughly? scalded jH 1 or he will get it for and sterilized each time it is jH I you: used. "Sanitation" is the watch- j I word from farm to family. 1 M 1 -5jg: BLANCHARD BUTTER is guar- 1 M 1 " jMBSJTte N antccd pure and fresh. 1 H I iWb Kir ' ffterua 8 H I "It makes you chuckle with delight I ! jH I Because it's baked exactly right" I ' IH 1 "Home 9 i ;H I Delight" ' ; I I I "The Ideal Bread for Campers." 1 . H 1 The Hess BakeiT- At your grocers, 10c. I - II $ $ $ $$$$$$$$$ Am w. $1.00 A WEEK OR $4.00 A MONTH M c THAT'S ALL IT. TAKES 9 c2. TO KEEP YOU WELL DRESSED IN UP-TO-DATE JH CLOTHES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY BY " JH The Mercantile Installment Co. 3GG 24TH ST. HARRY'S PLAGE. jlJH DANCING SCHOOL I 1 E Beginners Class meets Mondays and I :jH Fridays. I IH Advanced Class meets Thursday evenings. ffi fll I Children's class meets Saturdays, from 2 to 4, S 11 i DADDY GAYMON, Manager. g . IH WAOTADS BRINGRESDLtS 1 |