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T M i? t i BOYD PARK BLDG. 160 MAJN STRICT MAIL US YOUR C l I U C FOR THE BETTER ■ ( T l ■> KIND OK t PRINTING - DEVELOPING A N D - ENLARGING* OUALITY W O R K ONLY PRINTS Y u S rw WE PAY RETURN POSTAGE A R M c IN TY R E DRUG CO. ‘• O C O E N . ' U T A H ' HELP WANTED „ . . If you want big*wagefl leaio barber trade Many small low is need barbers; good oppnrtuneaes open lor men over draftngc. Barbers in army have f ° f‘ ” Bs ortlcerM commission Get prepared In few weeks. r « k or write. M o la r B arb er C o lle g e . 43 8. W»st Temple St.. Salt Lake Oily. “CAVEMAN" STUFF ALL RIGHT At Least. O n . Indiana Man I. Satla. tied With the W a / It Worked In His Particular Case. Now , she Is a v<-ry sarcastic yonng woman, and the man who wishes to m arry her Is often much tormented with her ability to say things which make him distinctly oncomfortable. One night one of his friends and he decided to go to a picture house and there they saw a play in which the caveman stuff was exceedingly strong. Evidently that gave the young man an inspiration, for the next cutting remark the yonng woman made he resented. He had come to take her for a drive. A fter getting her safely set tled In hts car arid having placed a large box of candy In her lap he set tled down for a pleasant evening. But not long. The young woman could not stand his ease. She deliberately opened her box, took out a bonbon, nibbled nt It a minute and then said In Icy tones: "W h y , this candy Is •tnle." At first the young man felt Inclined to writhe, but the next minute tl>e caveman stuff of the movie darted Into his mind. H e did what he thought was a real rough act. He seized that beautiful box of candy and threw It as fa r ns he could. For a long time there was silence. Then the girl began the conversation. And this time she spoke meekly and In “honied” tones. She Is still speak ing In the same way whenever she Is with him.— Indianapolis News. MUSHROOMS OF ALL SORTS Edible and Poisonous, While One Spe cie., Grown In Africa, I. Worshiped a . a God. : f In or about the edges of woods one occasionally comes across an unpleas ant-looking nmbrelln-shnped mush room with a red or orange-colored top that Is eove-od with a slimy exudation. N o w and then, strange to say, people •at It. They die. Its silme Is very attractive to files. They gather upon It, and they die. In Europe this species of mushroom la used as a substitute for fly-paper. The horrible-smelling “clathrus” mushroom Is believed In France to cause cancer. French people call It the “cancer mushroom.” Another spe cies. which grows on olive trees. Is so luminous at night that one can see to read by It. Other kinds of mushrooms are used fo r making Ink, fo r stanching the flow o f blood and (In I.apland) for killing bedbugs. A European species Is em ployed to stupefy bees, and certain “pu ffballs" are said to have anes thetic properties. Tribes of semi- •avages In northeastern Asia utilize a mushroom for snuff. But most curious o f all Is the Polyponis sacer. which In A frica Is worshiped as a god.— Pitta- burgh Dispatch. D oubl. Affection. E lsie w as proud and much excited over a pair o f new shoes and while calling on a friend could think and talk o f nothing else. To gel her in terested In something else, the wom an at whose home she was visiting tried to take her tip to an elephant m ade o f teakwood. about a foot high, ' looking rather real. Baby was much afraid nt first, but went nearer trem bling ns she went along. Finally she j put her little hand on his head and. finding him harmless, pul both arms around him and v i e d out In astonish ment ami jo y : “He loves me— he love* my shoes!” Such a Good Speller. A friend called 10 see me one after- Boon and. among other »hlngs. *sked bow my little girl was getting along In ar-hnol I was proud lo he able to tell her she hail J o * skipped a grade on account o f b e n g good in arithmetic and spelling- In the next room Alice w e , writing a letter to her uncle to tell him of her promotion and Just aa I finished about her l«elng such n good •peller she called. “ Mother. I want to aay to u n de that you used to call me dumb, hut I don't know how W »L-eli gousta."— Chlcag Tribune. I w v w a n p rr.n v False Claims. Delegates to Conventions Arc Chosen on the Basle of Number In Good Standing. Figures at National headquarters of the Ameilcnn Legion show a vast num ber o f posts throughout the country- have enrolled considerably In excess of their present actual paid-up mem •C opy fo r T h is D e p a r tm e n t S u p p lie d b y bership. Delegates from posts to the N a tio n a l H e a d q u a r t e r s o f th e state conventions, ami from stales to A m e r ic a n G e g io n .) the national convention are chosen on the basis o f paid-up membership, with- LEGION PAYS OFF BIG DEBTS out regard to enrollment. The state legislature o f Massachu Organization Disposes of Claims and setts has enacted a law prohibiting the wearing o f the Legion Insignia by any Interest Amounting to $44,768.60 save actual bona fide members of the During Month of April. organization, which Is construed as Long-standing debts aggregating barring those whose membership has $33.005 nnd accrued Interest amount been allowed to lapse, from enjoying ing to $11.763.60 this privilege. Individual Legionnaires were paid off by are being urged to assist In prevent the American Le ing the wearing of the Legion button hy persons who are not paid-up Legion gion during the members. month of April, ÇS.XLUvVc ’ A few state conventions already nave according lb a The dates of the others, financial state been held. ment recently is nnd plnees where held, are given In the Net Contents 15 Fluid Draohn following lis t : sued by Robert Indiana, at Vincennes. June 28 nnfl 11. Tyndall, na i - j Z m tional treasurer 29. \ .7. m Montana, at Livingston. June 28 and of the organiza zhoZ 29. tion. Wisconsin, at (liven Bay, June 29 The statement, and 30. which sets forth Nevada, at l-ovelock, July 3. the f i n a n c i a l R. H. T Y N D A L L . status of the Le Rhode Islam! at Newport. July 23 gion us o f April nnd 24. Oregon, at Astoria. July 30 nno 31. a l c o h o l - 3 P E R C E N .- 80, 1020, marks an Important step in the Wyoming, at Sheridan, August 3, 4 AVegctable Reparation for As history of the 15-raonths-old „ody. It sinul.utinil the Food by Rein1* ' stands ns conclusive evidence that the nnd 5. vTR Arkansas, at Helena, August '6 nnd tin2 .he Stomachs and 1 tow-els « Initial expenditure o f some $257,000 which the Legion borrowed prior to 17. Minnesota, at Duluth, August 16, the Minneapolis convention for use In Promoting Diiesboa building up a solid, permanent organi 17 and 18. W h y do w e so often c a ll y o u r attention to im itations o f F letch er’s Connecticut, at Bridgeport, August zation on a firm basis, was wisely Cheerfulness and Rest Contains made. 20 nnd 21. Opium. Morphine not Castoria? B ecau se it is a b a b y ’s medicine and im itations are always dangerous, p a rtic u la rly im itations of a rem edy fo r in fan ts. Louisiana, at New Iberln. August 20, W lien the Idea of a Legion was Mineral, n o t N a r c o t i c first conceived and Its founders be 21 nnd 22. Y o u r dru gg ist m a y not keep an im itation bu t th e y are to be found Jfrcyxo/OldDrilXLUJmSai Ohio, at Youngstown. August 23 nnG gan putting Into execution their plans on drug-store shelves. R e lia b le dru ggists think o n ly of the w e lfa re for mttking It the vast reality It now 24. of their custom ers. T h e other k in d o n ly of the greater profit to be Senna Texas, nt Houston. August 23 and 24. JtnckrUe WÉ» Is. said Mr. Tyndall, “they found m ade on im itations. jKistSttd Kansas, nt Pittsburg. August 23, 24 they needed money, just as In the case Y o u r o w n ju d g m en t tells y ou that F letch er’s Castoria h a v in g fo r nml 25. of any new association or enterprise. over th irty y e a r s at gre at exp ense held up its reputation, m u st je a l Mississippi, at Vicksburg, August 24 ¡1 J m m W All business men know that every new bjitrynnjhvor^ Cjki »V- o u sly gu a rd it. T h e n , it fo llo w s that this com pany m ust use the v e r y enterprise must sustain an Initial loss nnd 25. C '.= best o f m aterial. M u st em p loy exp erts in the selection of the herbs. South Dakota, nt W atertown. August to lie liquidated later over a period of M u st retain s k ille d chemists in its m anufacture. . time after tl t body becomes a suc 24, 25 nnd 26 North Dakota, nt Minot. August 25 cess, Y o u r sam e good ju d g m en t m ust te ll y o u that these irresponsible >1 nnd 26. " I o In I tin the organization plan, £ ;«ïs im itators are tra d in g on y o u r cre d u lity an d the repu tation b u ilt u p st t s ,' New Hampshire, at W eirs, August resulting iherefro m j»1nfiM**' some 2(H) f?.ends of the Legion Indi i - '. J b y M r. Fletch er, d u rin g a ll these y e a r s , fo r his Castoria. vidually guaranteed 92 separate loans, 25. 26 nnd 27. 5 Ï» facsimile Sidnaturetf it «5 Massachusetts, at Springfield. An aggregating $257,000. secured by their MOTHERS SHOULD READ THE BOOKLET THAT I f'.ROUND EVERY BOTTLE Of FLETCHER'S CASTORIA •DtgC personal notes. The money was bor gus) 20. 27 nnd 28. Nebraska, nt Hastings, August 26, DmCENTAUBGoMPVOr- rowed tin these notes throughout the t»!? e f country on a hnsis o f apportionment 27 and 28. N E W Y O R K î Kentucky, at Louisville. August 27. 'l i t * . according to federal reserve hank dis VO fu e Illinois, at Chicago, September 2 and tricts. The loan is a legal debt, ac Tiio go- knowledged by the Legion nt Its na 3. Iowa, at Cedar Rapids, September 2 tional convention, and constitutes an ordinary, normal business transaction. and 3. N ew Mexico, at Roswell. September The notes hear Interest nnd every penny of Interest and principal will 2. 3 and 4. Exact Copy o f Wrapper. Virginia, at Richmond. September 2. he paid off Just os fast ns our present 3 nnd 4. stable resources warrant. Maryland, at Cumberland, Septem “Today, the best evidence that the ber 6 and 7. Hope enable* s man .'■> accomplish money was wisely expended Is found Michigan, at Saginaw. September 7. wonders— In his own mind. In the fact that the American Legion N ew Jersey, at Atlantic City, Sep Is definitely established ns a complete- ly organized hotly That active man tember 10 nnd 11. SAY “DIAMOND DYES" N ew York, at Albany. September 10 matism until you cleanse your agement of Ita affairs Is In the hnnds Don’t streak or ruin your material In a blood o f the germ s that cause th* nnd 11. of a national executive committee poor dye. Insist on "Diamond Dyes." I f you are afflicted with Rheu disease. S. S. S. has never had an North Carolina, at Wilmington. Sep composed o f representatives from ev Easy directions in package. matism, why waste time with lini equal as a blood purifier and scores ery state In the Union shows that the tember 12. ments, lotions and other local appli o f suffererd say that it has cleansed W est Virginia, at Parkersburg, Sep organization Is a sound one. cations that never did cure Rheu their blood o f Rheum atism , and re tember. "It Is due entirely to the able efforts matism, and never w ill? moved all trace of the disease front of those in charge of tlu* early organi Do not try to rub the pain aw ay. their system. zation work, who raised the money Get a hottle o f 3 .3. 3.. and get T r y the sensible plan of finding the HAD RUSH OF ORDERS IN MAY and expended It In a husiness-llke cause o f the pain, and go after on the right treatm ent to-day. Spe way, that the Legion Is now able to that. Remove the cause, and you cial medical advice free. Address Demand fo r Memorial Day Supplies Medical Director, 111 Sw ift L a b pay off these debts In substantial rem ove the pain. Taxed Legion Department; Fourth Y o u w ill never be rid o f Rheu oratory, A tlan ta . Ga. sums. of July W arning. “National headquarters of the Le H is Literary Frienda. gion receives no financial support ex “ Is he fam iliar with the classics?" "1 >on’t shoot the pianist— lie's doing cept from dues nnd sale of emblems, “Oh, y es! I notice from his library the best he can.” excluding, of course, the $4(H)0(H) trust table that he pilches them around ev “Trent the undertaker kindly— you fund given to the Legion hy the Y. ery which way?”— Judge. may he buried yourself some day." M. C. A. This money, which probably These, together with various and will be Increased to $500tHHI after the Don* Forget Cuticura Talcum sundry kindred admonitions might final audit o f the Y. M. C. A. canteen W hen milling to your toilet requisite*. constitute a seemingly appropriate In- Death only a matter o f short time, account, will he Invested In safe secur- A n exquisitely scented face, skin, baby Itlea pending the formal appointment ti.sluction to this pathetic narrative. Don’t wait until pains and aches and dusting powder and perfume, ren It deals with the plight of certain dis of the Fletcher American National become incurable diseases. A void dering other perfumes superfluous. tracted Individuals nt national head Bank o f Indianapolis as trustee, the painful consequences b y taking You may rely on It because one of the quarters of the American Legion. Aside executive committee of the Legion hav Cuticura Trio (Soap. Ointment and ing decided that the sum he held In rrnm Lemuel Holies, national adjutant T alcu m ). 25c each everywhere.— Adv. who has been swamped so often that trust for a period of five years. The he's getting used to It. this unfortu Doesn’t hurt a bit! Drop a little principal, under this plan. Is to he Open Sesame. "F reezone" on an aching corn. Instantly Invested anil re-Invested. the Income nate had lo read and answ er more "D id you have rny trouble In seeing telegrams and letters !n May than all that corn stops hurting, then shortly to be used for the benefit of disabled CAPSULES that captain of Industry whose time other members of the headquarters' you lift It right off with fingers. T ru ly I ex-service men or fo r work In con i* reputed to he worth almost a m il And the reason Is The world’* standard remedy lor kidney, Y o u r druggist sells a tiny bottle of nection with the National Americanism fctnff combined. lion n minute?” liver, bladder end uric add troubla*— tbe th is : “Freezone” fo r a few cents, sufficient to Commission of the American Legion “ None nt all." National Remedy of Holland eine# 16*4 Between M ay 1 nnd May 25 the fol remove every hnrd corn, soft corn, or the donors having expressed this pref “How did you Kintrive to get Into Quaramaed. Thrae sizes, all druggiate. lowing orders, among others, all for de corn between the toes, nnd the calluses, erence." Leek fee the e a a . Geld Medal « i a ver* baa his private office?” livery by May 3(1, [mured In like a without soreness or Irritation. aad M M f t e e Hnketiei» “1 stood Just ot.islde the door and barrage on the emblem division, of encaged his secretory In a loud con HAMPSHIRE IS IN LEAU which the hero o f our tnle has charge: Only a busy man can employ his B A R K E R ’S versation about golf. In which I dis H A IR B A L S A M spare time advantageously. 2.158 grave markers. played a superior knowledge of the »»MDiiulnill fitri| illgli f i l f l l Department Show* Gain of 6 000 Mem IRS silk United Stales flags. R w to r e * C olor and gam e." —rty to G ray and Faded H a ir bers During American Legion 128 wool post flags. e* Me. And f l 00 At druggrirUC W eek ; Neo. aska Second. flHIficog Chffm. ttti. PaU-hoy’iff. 1*T 90 wool United States flags. The Deceiver. H I N D E R C O R N S perrvTwA* Corn«, L'Al- Result, some 3.200 separate nnd dis "It v n s simply heartrending I They lonac«, f’tt*., «to p « a il PAIO, enauryg com fort lo th « In a letter fo, wnrded to all depart tinct “ rush" orders. Including almost w alkin g easy. 16c. by mAlt o r At D h h n were entertaining n party of friend* vista, make* iliacos Uwulchi Works. I'Ab’imcw. N. V. 1 Dorn Hummer firnl y%v tired, w*ak— ments o f the American Legion recent Innumerable demands fo r buttons with n riilja board seance. The con all worn out? Do yoa have constant ly. l-emuel Bolle*. national adjutant, pins, badge*, rings, watch-fobs, auto backache; feel lame and BtifT. and tm l bad |u.-r nsstitcil them in the most After you eat— always utfe announces that standings of slates in radiator decorations and whatnots. without life or ambition? There’s a anmlslHkable manner that they need the l-eglon “membership push" will he reason why you feel m> badly, ilikely So. nt last In tones that moved hi* fear no III, wl en n noise w as henrd In your kidneys have weakened ;*nd are determined op the him is of returns at colleagues fo tears, the mnrtyr sent the basement, and they got n fleeting causing yon to feel so miserable, fiet national headquarters up to the close back your health and keep it! Help on! this “ 8. O. S.” : glimpse o f three robbers mnking off of business June 15. the weakened kidneys with D oa n ’s with >he Inri of their liquor. They — one o r tw o tableta— eat like candy. • please tell r** posts nnd buddies.” K id n e y P ills . Dfan’a have helped Incomplete reports from varied* nor only suffered the material loss, bat Instantly relieves H eartbu rn , Bloated he sighed, “ that they'll either have to thousands and fhould help you. A sk parts o f the country Indicate that the then nnd there they parted forever Gassy F eelin g. y o u r n e ig h b o r! Stops indigestion, order the stuff they want fo r July New Hampshire department with a wirh their faith in oulju boards.”— food sou ring, repeating, headacha Four'll earlier than they did their M e gain of 6.t hh ) new members during ilie j A n Idaho Case und the m any miseries caused by K iin-as City Star. morial day pampcertmlln. hr I'll drop American U w ln n week hnvli.g so far | C. J. Peters, prop _ ^ dead In the midst o f the rush and gum shoe repair tthop. 'T‘*~yHrfur9 enrolled the largest percentage of eli- 2-1 3 Shoshone Ht -V-i !:Jw * »• ■*** O u r idea o f n true heroine I* n mnr- up the whole work*. Please tell ’em glbles In Its state, is leading all oth Twin Kails, Idaho, I rieri woman who doesn't sa.r that she E A T O N I C is the best rem edy, It takes to have a heart ; deride now on what says: My k id n e y s ^ ers. V -lim sk a is second. M‘l**n ho- j were out of order •wishes she had remained single. the h a rm fu l acids and gaaes right out they want and w rtf« about It. TM s setts third and California four'll In and I suffered a o f the body an d, o f course, you get will make It possible for the factory r r e a t deal with the race at present. It Is estimated J N e w York city has more than 100.- w ell. Ten s o f thousands w o n d e rfu lly to get the orders out on time and save sharp pains t h a t ! that the grand total o f new men.lwrs went through my benefited. G u aran teed to satisfy or the expense* of 'steen hundred *ele- I 000 clubwomen. baric like knives. gathered *n during the entire r ~ ” '- m oney refu n d ed by y o u r own d ru g grat,!*.'’ Doan's Kidney pills] pa'gn will he nearly h alf a million. gist. C ost a trifle. P lease try it! were recommended Whntjtuay. merit U sa T e ’eeraais striving at national head and It only took fOtmvv. y RCMOVIOftyDr r I», » « f l one box to rid me of every bit of kid yrarkla i.^oawnt Yoo-ffr„r* quarter* during the Inst few days show IM. F'*a #»*t ney trouble Doan’s drove away the Cm- »9 1 % M *c«*t*ri Makes Good Enrollment. —-«»■ir m* that In comparatively few Instances pains and aches in fine shape.” The Byron (lin k Po*t. No. 433, of have all posts in any state reported H A N T M t t : A 4i K * T * . I»*: % I.K K ». to M il Cm rf M o r n i n g ____ Cet ( W i st Aay kart. W e a But b o n v o ld . I I 00 t t t b f ( P ’ l t i i 100 i b II ih ih S a w «« Stockport O.. has enrolled 18 mem their totals of new members gained, 26'; oa ga»nlln*- Punta** paid. For «a r ticulara w rit* W fd"| f o , R*tiftl*. W twh and It la believed the winning depart bers, which I* approximately the num- - . l e a r "d H *-* n a a l l t t h y C le a n - C ment will not he definitely known uu- l>cr of ex-service persoDa to draw Ù or* POSTER. I41LBUR.N CO., BUFFALO. K. Y. *rit» rw f'mm (Jm Car« •<—*» M»rtn« Cm.O> (•fo.tllk j W . N. U , 6a>t L ik e City, t o , *• .92A In the community. 01 after June 15. hope there is no Mother who thinks she can treat her sick baby without W E calling in a Physician, or with remedies that she uses for herself. Most Mothers know that Baby requires remedies especially prepared for babies, yet there are some who think that what is good enough for them is good enough for Baby, and it is to these Mothers we appeal to give nothing to their babies that is not specially prepared for babies or recommended by their Physician. False claims may kill, but false claims can never restore your child. For over thirty years Fletcher’s Castoria has been aiding in the reduction of the deaths among infants as Mothers have become more and more acquainted with it. Always keep it in the house. Children Cry For jf-* Thereby Mothers Must Use Care. neither W - I GENUINE C A S T O R IA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of You Can't Rub It Away; Rheumatism is in the Blood Liniments Will Never Cure. * * * * ? t » * - !■« « » o a m t t S it A JEW ELERS y < , m riîV A ! "CORNS” Uft Right Off Without Pain TOO LATE 1 1 , S M t I I 1 1 “ BOYD PARK rrrv PAID-UP MEMBERSHIP COUNTS Table Silver F r o m the w o r l d - , g r e a t «-.» .li v e r - • m lt h ., , , .o m e t h in g to b e p r o u d or- W e h a v e the n e w e .t d e . l g n , . W e b o u g h t w ith g o o d ju d g m e n t; • o c a n y o u . . . O u r r e a .o n a b le p r ic e s e a s e the w a y . a t i ? GOLD M EDAL NEW Tired and Worn ? Acid-Stomach D O A N ’S m. eep Y ou r Eyes FRECKLES — L *- ia