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Show l Tup utwrniM BfTT.f.KTIN. RINGHAM CANYON. UTAH m HNNEY OF THE FORCE The BKndfold Test l ISTICT l i What Will When yoar Children Cry for It There Is hardly a household tha hasn't heard of Castorla I At least Ova. million homes are never without it It there are children In your family, there's almost dully need of Its com fort And any night may find you very thankful there's a bottle In the house. Just a few drops, and that colic or constipation is relieved; or diarrhea checked. A vegetable product; a baby remedy meant for young folks. Castorla Is about the only thing you have ever heard doctors advise giving to Infanta. Stronger medicines are dangerous to a tiny baby, however harmless they may be to grown-ups- . Good old Castorla I Bemembcr the name, and remember to buy It It may spare you a sleep, less, anxious night It Is always ready, always safe to use ; In emergencies, or for everyday ailments. Any hour of the day or night that Baby becomes fret-ful, or restless. Castorla was ' never I more populnr with mothers than It la today. Every druggist nas it. ( Will Cold Worry YouThh Winter? Some men throw-of- f a cold within a few hours of contracting It Anyone can do It with the aid of a simple com-pound which comes In tablet form, and is no trouble to take or to always have about you. Don't "dope" your-self when you catch cold; nse Tape's Cold Compound. Men and women everywhere rely on this amazing little ' tablet Adv. - ASbtir Stomach In the same time It takes a dose ol soda to bring a little temporary relief of gas and sour stomach, Phillips Milk of Magnesia has acidity complete-ly checked, and the digestive organs nit trnnqulllzed. Once you have tried this form of relief you will cease to worry about your diet and experience a new freedom in eating. This pleasant preparation Is Just as good for children, too. Use It when-ever coated tongue or fetid breath signals need of a sweetener. Physi-cians will tell you that every spoon-ful of Phillips Milk of Mngneeia neu-tralizes many times Its volume In add. rt the genuine, the name Phillips Is Important Imitations do not act tba same I .. - ,.- PHIUIPS & Milk of Magnesia QdJa KBy . A yhumt. ayv C riu iS and 60c sHrs. And , JL tmnultr. bm PISO-- Tlmt mtU f ' I I J THEFEATHERHEADS .Mr-- KeddgGoodPeed I LTYdl &ssp) llSS 5 i. ''uSSY Identification by Ear It New Proposition Although the fingerprint system ef Identifying criminals Is almost Infal-lible, there Is always one' uncertainty In Its use the ability of a criminal to leave a false set of prints made with rubber stamps. Because of this there Is a possibil-ity thai before long the fingerprint system may be replaced In official favor by the shape of the ear. Parts police are resported to be working out systems of classification and descrip-tion. No two human ears of exactly the same shape have ever been dis-covered, and their shape cannot be al-tered surgically without leaving tell-tale marks. Whereas fingerprints cannot be taken except by force or by the Indi-vidual's consent, ears can be studied and even photographed without the knowledge of the possessor. Ear photographs may soon be filed systematically and referred to at need, In a similar manner to finger-prints. . ''. ; rr ji tj. , The Beginning of the Year WpeTTEP .SINCE IQUlT ( J kF sSL - ' (CoyriW,W.W.O. Troublesome Spider i The name "tarantula" Is generally applied In the Unlled States to a cer-tain species ot large bird spider. It has a bite which Is painful but not dangerous, and very seldom fatal, so far as accurate records show. . ft never kills n law to execute It " Z7TI By charie. sughro. t - , Anybody Want Some Squirrel Pie? F 1 MICKIE, THE PRINTER'S DEVIL - lUi ;t " 1 wSt I Ul fence. k AuoHEaoorrrAeaEA-t- J. t vGcOOOT wem'souiw iGorrNT 6S& abou-- t kwww wo) S j$L ) iaeau he's scrr halitosis y tS7!lvxS wiwwuigot Aff I fo0,: i scauwRB- - Pie sowepiu avjful! Tkr mmX-A,WUC- i ouV XZ' I cauvu", Jh I ovk op wvsT- - 1 fr 'r4iM LVU wSBAejcy v.- - llN, J ' 90 ' in .1 I. I -- it ..ujt - KffrTtsTyr.tMTeflUfriljl Q$ie 6eA05 0ujrpRwJ fosolsoe VS I SiFeroRiPTws "iPi I eor sir mthat corner and yot HAVtfr , j ; "Whnt do yon mean by tbatr J1' "He said I bad broken tt." DAMACEO ARTICLE Maggie "I'm sure I possess Charlie s heart." Jessie "A damaged article I scarcely worth having.- - Macir'e- - a nosegay, son." Son "What did It I take to make your nose gay, dad I" I li " BLOSSOMS, PERHAPS Old Soak "It takes flowers to make Good Omen Mrs I think our new chauffeur Is going to stay. Mr. What makes you think so? Mrs. He asked where the garage Is. A Meant ot Eicape Office Boy Two men outside to see you, sir. One Is a poet and the other la stone deaf. Busy Editor Well, tell the poet that the deaf man Is the editor. In Favor of the Rich Mrs. Multlwx How can you pre-tend lo give me better bargains than you do any one else? You charged me a dollar a pund for bacon and sold the same thing to Mrs. Middle-clas- s for 75 cents. The Market Mun But. my dear madam, 7f. cents was all the money Mrs. Middleclass had. Barn$tormer Turned Sop The police officer entered the cafe and with great dignity announced to a man at one of the tables: "lour car awaits without sir." Without what?" retorted the rather gentleman. "Without lights," answered the cop. "lour name and address, please." Get a Hone Prospective Buyer Why this Is highway robbery I Realtor 1 give you my word, sir, there's not a highway for miles around. I Righto! L WUma-D- kk claims he's invented l" something he's been offered ataiil'ion dollars fori Jack I claim he Invented; some-thing ! v S |
