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Goodwin's weekly : a thinking paper for thinking people. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1902-1919, November 15, 1914, Image 7

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GOODWIN' S WEEKLY. 7 I
Beer is made by' the fermentation of
malt extracts.- This process is slow
and beer should be stored in brewery
vats long enough to completely finish
fr this fermentation. Once the fermen
tation is completely over, Oe'er does
not improve by further ageing.
Fisher
Beer
4
v is stored at the brewery until it is
completely finished. It is then de
,k livered to you promptly, at its very
best. It is not allowed to wait in
kegs or bottles for months before be
ing delivered, because beer slowly de
teriorates when left very long in the
keg or bottle.
A. Fisher Brewing Co.
SALT LAKE CITY
The Prize is in THE BEER
k'V-'Q Our New
flm Product
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sfeU !!'::''V4.V is acknowledged
II W Pii 'fel the peer of all
E$ft? ftw$ beers. Ask tor
i:HM !t at e cubs-
PiES Order it for your
MlwJfe'lR home. :: rhone
P5 SaltLake
llfltl City
Prompt Auto Service Phone Wasatch 3653
Donelson-Gemmill
Cleaning & Dyeing Co.
Club Rates 5c Per Day
Office 133 So. Fifth East St. Salt Lake City
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done what they hoped to do; they have fright
ened the world, and it laughs at them no longer. '
But we feel that Providence has played an ugly
trick, as Dickens would have done if he had
turned Mr. Boffin into a homicidal maniac. And
the worst of it is that the Germans are still of
the same nature aa their fathers, and will some
day return to their right minds. That we have
always to jemember. and to pitty them more oven
than their victims. That old childish Germany
of the fairy stories and the cradle songs has been,
and it will be again; but the Germans of the
future will have memories that no children ought
to have. Town Talk.
The stroller in the Seattle Argus, tells a new
one on the rental department of a real estate
concern there. One day one of the men started
out to collect the rent at a certain two-story dwell
ing. It had been some time since anything had
been forthcoming and the astute real estate man
thought that he might be able to come to an un
derstanding and save a tenant and there were
a good many vacancies in those days.
He was met at the door by a coarse looking
woman, and upon explaining his business was
tendered a five dollar gold piece.
"But, madam," he explained, "your rent is
fifteen dollars per month, and you are already in
arrears three months."
' You'd better take what you can get these
times, young man, and make the best of it" re
plied the tenant. "If my old man hadn't sold the
plumbing out'er the bath room you wouldn't have
got that."
That is a good hunch for a lot of -people with
the cold winter coming on.
CLICK 0' THE LATCH
By Nancy Byrd Turner.
The silence holds for it, taut and true;
The young moon stays for it, wistful white;
Winds that whimpered the sunset through,
Sigh for it, low and light.
Click o' the latch, and he'll come home
A stir in the dusk at the little gate, .
Hush, my heart, and be still, my heart
Surely it's sweet to wait!
The tall skies lean for it, listening
Never a star but lends an ear
The passionate porch flowers stop and cling,
Parting their leaves to hear.
Click o' the latch, an' him come home
A step on the flags, a snatch of song,
Hurry, my heart, be swift, my heart
How did we wait so long!
Llppincott's.
PAINFUL PUBLICITY
"The streets of New York are a blaze of glory
a veritable riot," explained the American.
' Why, there's one electric sign with 100,000 lights
in it."
"Doesn't that make it rawther conspicuous,
old top?" asked his British friend. Harper's
Woolrlv
FULFILLING ENGAGEMENTS
The (Flirt Oh dear, what a lot of people will
be unhappy when I get married!
The Other Why, how many are you marry
ing? Exchange.
CAUSE FOR WORRY
"What is Owens worrying about, his debts?"
"No; becaUso he is unable to contract new
ones." St. Louis Republic.
Genuine I
Utah Gas I
Coke I
will save you part of your fuel bill; H
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longer; M
will respond quickly to draft; H
will warm your home in a jiffy; H
will give off practically no smoke or gas; H
will not injure your grates more than any H
other fuel; H
and will prove the cleanest, easiest, and H
mos satisfactory fuel you ever burned. H
Try ? Be Convinced Savrj the Money B
WITH ORDER $5.50 PER TON I
Utah Gas & Coke Company I
61 SOUTH MAIN I
Fhone Main 705 J. C. D. CLARK, Gen. Mgr. H
Electric Disc I
Stoves I
these A. E. disc stoves in two sizes M
3Zr" $4.50 I
6 inch fl ((
plate P JJ
call at our electric shop, 154 So. Main M
D It. Cannon J.D.Lewls r.A.McDermtd R.S.Lewis H
IF WE PLEASE YOU, TELL OTHERS I
IF NOT, PHONE WASATCH 165-166
Marsh Coal Co. I
SUCCESSORS TO KEMMERER FUEL CO. I
ALL SIZES OF THE BEST I
STEAM AND DOMESTIC Kg
COALS H
Office - 15 Exchange Place W
SALT LAKE CITY :: UTAH
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