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Show "Better by test fa j than all ,the rest" g - Kj A toast r J f " Here's to health, happiness Wjj ' Jfilin and a loa Kfe',a11 of Ml c T&i&r -which will be assured if V"2!! BECKER'S BEER is the lV ) "y hevcr3ie- . lfMwh It's a true food drink jS I - IS nourishing invigorating A , '11,1 satisfying appetizing. M'Jl jli Writ.lor-prJe.lUt-OrJ.rfro- " X.:. Your Home Man Each apre of oar lives has its joys Old people should be happy, and they will be if Chamberlains Tablets are taken to strengthen the diction dict-ion and keep the bowels regular. These tablets are mild and gentle in their action and especially suliabla for people of middle aje and older. For sale by All Dealers. a, - - T , This 17 Jewel Adjusted Hampden, in 20-year Dust Proof Case, $25.00. The price in Salt Lake is $35.00. My price for all Ingersoll Dollar Watches is 90 Cents. C. D. STRANG Jeweler Nt. Pleasant :-: Utah I It lk!' 1 M Mrs. J. F. Daniels, of I ; Sip, Ky., writes: "I was Iv so sick for 3 or 4 years, : I I had to hire my work K I done, most of the time. I I I had given up hope. When ii I i I began to take Cardui, I f I ! knew, right away, it was 1 ' helping me. Now, I am kj ; better than ever before in $ : my life, and Cardui did it" f MuAnUUI Tho Woman's Tonic Cardui has helped thous- : ands of weak, tired, worn- I out women, back to health. 'J It has a gentle,' tonic ac- -' tion on the womanly sys- h tem. It goes to the cause Iof the trouble. It helps, it 14 helps quickly, surely, safe- m ly. It has helped others, fe Why not you? It will. W Try it Get a bottle today! What's Nicer? ' Than Good, Sanitary, Clean Laundried clothes? Nothing! Everything new and up-to-the-minute. Give us a call. We are headquarters for family washings. Mt. Pleasant Troy Laundry Peterson Bros., Phone 88-3 WHERETO STOP IN SALT LAKE CAFE MAXIM IN' CONNECTION. Excellent Service, Kensonablc Rates When you go to Salt Lake City next time, be sure to stop at, the Kenyon Hotel, located in the heart of th-9 business district. Without doubt, the Konyoti enjoys the lx-putaiioii uf blrvj the most popular hotel in Salt Iak3 City. Modern in every respect, with eleo trie light, running water, etc., In every room, the reputation is well deserved. Hero you will meet people from all over the world, men and women of note who are experienced traveler!'! uud who have given their unqualified verdict that not only is the Kenyon th best, but that it is the most home-lik hotel in Salt Lake City. It is th earnest desire of the management ut all times to not only cive their guest the best, but to ma kj them feel entirely en-tirely welcome. Rooms may be had at $1 per day; with bath I'l and upwards. The Cafe Maxim, recently opened la connection with the Kenyon is without with-out doubt, the best Cafe west of Chicago, Chi-cago, from a standpoint of service and properly cooked food, as well as from the standpoint of the quiet elegance of the furnishings, and the best of all, the prices in the Kenyon Hotel and the Maxim Cafe are such that they conform to the ideas and pocket books of every one. The next time you go to Salt Iik, be sure you stop at t lie Kenyon, knit Lake's most popular hotel. 1 "THE CORPORATION DIFFERENT" Comprehensive telephone service furnished at rates based on operating and maintenance main-tenance cost with only a reasonable profit added, defines de-fines the policy of The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company. Skilled engineers, practised prac-tised artisans, and a trained force of men and women expert ex-pert in the art of telephony, are constantly giving their best efforts to keeping the service at a high standard of excellence. Meanwhile rates are fixed so that they will pay only a fair margain of profit pro-fit on actual investment. And speaking of the investment; in-vestment; we wish again to call your attention to the fact that for every dollar of stock issued, we have $1.15 worth of plant. That we believe is almost unique that is one of the reasons that ours has been called "the corporation different." dif-ferent." THE MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY. I I XfX CALIFORNIA IJfrntA "THE IDEAL" " I Wi4 For Vacation Time :: I LnsAie Excursion Rates . ""'.'H, "$35.00 for Round Trip" t Electricailv r-r r- , , , - Lighted, 3i5.UL from Silt Like City. Throughout. TICKETS 0SLE: J in? 1 1 'Vi to 22nr) Inc j it r. Reaves U-turn limit Auu:. 31st. Au. 31st to Sept. Salt Lake City, 7e, Inc ll,.tu.-n iimit o.t. 3lst. t 5 P.M. daily. Overland 54o.oo For Rou-id Trip $4o.oo j Express On S:..'-from Sal l Lake City. ? i Another JunclsttoS.'i.t 30 th. U.-tum limit Oct. 31 t. J if Leave?d Tra1"' DIVEltSE ROUTES-STOP OVERS t. Salt Lake City Ticko?sa!-i; on salo a: All Utah Sta'.ions X i J 11:50 p. m. daily. '',,r i'lfonnatijn- Ticket-;- Literature etc., X ;J Excellent See any Salt Lane Routt; Aent or write, 4. Dining Ccr t. C. Peck, G. P. A., Los Angeles. I I Service c; li. MANDEUFIELD, A. G. P. A. t t On Both Trains. V,'.) So Mr.in St., Salt Lake City, Utah. .VTTfTTTTTTTTTTTTt I til It f |
