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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MOBNINGr, SEPTEMBER 21, 1907. . &
HIS
Sfarket Shows Suil
X From Brisk Buy
w Securities.
'TOSHORTS
CAUSE OF BOOST
Rtly Overcome Late
5yd Closing Tone
IBs Firm.
Sopt. 20. The stock
uBjtverv quiet today. Rc
vKers of the return of large
wfrhlch had been borrowed
i'Krdod a clue to ono reason
Mown of the buying- In the
(jyerlng of s,10rt contracts,
kBfdone. With the percop
Bfetbf this character was
IEe' for the advance which
IBlces. operators were dis
km comments on the long
Kq week's currency move
fealn to a gain by tho
,'Bi Indicating between two
'Kxlollarp as tho amount of
'ML the forecasts of the
-IHV'havc indicated a cash
iBjactual statement In turn
lBn there was some heslta
toeratlng In stocks to dls
Cle bank statement. The
Et, however, showed re-
Sde statement for August
ion by reason of the small
6 value of exports over
i) month This amounted
C- compared with $24,104.
190G. Not only was there
lupwards of $2,000,000 in
3but value of Imports had
;$20.000,000 over those for
r. The present movement
Kport trade, however. Is
irts were current in the
f.somc sensational buying
g? asserted also that for
Ithe New York city bonds
factor In the active mark
ing tip for these securities
jBBiiecT" Their continued
i'e feature of the bond
:!ie flfty-yoar Issue rising
ed with an average price
fciboutl02. The ten-year
ie active today, advancing
1 wllh an Issue price be
lovement Is of pronounced
he. whole market,
rtlori In the market was
and the closing trend
tn. Total Kale, par value,
d States bonds were un-
beet's Review.
Sept. 20 Bradstreefs
ay:
dbutable to the improvc
tncral financial situation
favorable weather nllow
tional crop developments,
ceptlble better feeling In
rclal lines. Retail trade
jslras brisk as desired or
'a of the warm weather,
crops has not stimulated
&ny great extent. Re
Jng. trade, so far this fall,
m favorable, though the
cnsorvatlsin Is still per
le feeling Is that frequent
rse buying is to bo the
autumn trad?
)6 larger markets report n
tctlvltlc?, the vnlumo of
s&vy and th smaller mar
ling the Influence of com
ing or of fall festivals In
ctions There are still
ents visible which prevent
land enough irregularity
ny observers that a flulet
093lve demand, conced
in nomo lines, Is not lin
Iftr money conditions a;c
tve stimulated buying of
fanurac tuiers. Collections,
better, but there are re
i markets of more numot
or renewals of paper, and
n&nufncttirlnp enterprises
Itcontracts on hand, have
Reived financial assistance
fiPver present tight money
ejlng In the Iron trade is
r manifesting itself, hut
iof leading products are no
;a some lines and markets
uie week.
Treduced quotations for cop-
only a small volume of
Bd 1& also lower, with re
ip.ut of both metals actlve-
lutes In the United States
Polos September 10, mini
It li2 last week. 171 In the
906; 173 In 1005; 203 in
pm.
jainit 22 last week and 26
Wear ago,
Wing flour, exports from
ales and Canada, for the
eptember 19. aggregated 4,
aliiBt 5,291. S66 last week,
eek Inst year and 3.810.-
JJtwelve weeks of the fls
R8il3!a.r4 3S-SH.S36 bush-
yJ2i,s,62Jn 1506-T aml 73--
l&nd 1902.
tkt0LV week are 2DS.0U
6d.l3n lats week and
ir'. 1, lh?' nacal year to
",113,726, ngalnstl7,98S,-
1g QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.
!? 20.-Cattle-Rocv.pts.
flea" heeves, $l.00
ra ;,-TeJKls steers. $3.70
.S8.00ffS.00; stockerB and
L'about 12,000; market.
6 20; rouqh, $5.305.55 ;
. bulk of sales. 5n.7057)C15.
5000 ' market.
53.2500; western. $3.2n
tH-0C 40; lambs. ?i.7G
"ansas city.
n1nt..l.ept- 20 Cattle . re
nUua ng 5.000 Southerns.
25' ,?.?; " -5: Southern
W.505.25; Western cows:
.tJS.05fi o5; ,IWIV , 56eiBlg.
pigs and lights, f 8.15
BSK.'Inimb,i' ?"0'7.W: rung')
jjin ewes. 51.50(0.0,5.
iflpnth Omaha.
SoK1 Hlc',uJy Native
to '(1, VlS 'I"'' I'f'IferH. $2.50
.ani" "c'fcrH, S2.25
'C ifoi .,Ge.5'BW5 blllla aua
,70ffltf.' 0, Markel steady.
owes, ?4,75Q'5.40;
NEW APPLES APPEAR
ALONG MARKET ROW
"Maiden Blush," "Belle Fleur"
and "Jonathan" Popular
With Buyers.
Among the best packed produce re
ceived along Market Row Friday was the
"maiden blush" apple, packed and
shipped by a Utah-llrm In Davis county.
They sell at ion cents a pound. Dealers
are desirous of-handling theso apples be
cause they are neatly packed In a thin
tissue paper wrapping, and a deilnltc
number arc packed lit each box. The
apples arc nearly all of the sumo size.'
Three of the .apples make Just a little
more than a pound. The dealer gives
good measure when he handles the ap
ple, but Is not compelled to shift about
either to give underweight or an ex
tremely large over weight. Aa the ap
ples are carefully packed they are per
fectly clean. Apples that have been af
fected by blight or aro wormy are not
packed In the boxes.
Another apple which Is beginning to sell
In large quantities Is the "bell fleur."
This Is a mellow apple, slightly tinged
-with red when ripe. The apple Is pear
shaped and Is often mistaken for u pear.
A third popular apple Is the ".lohnathan."
These apples all sell at ten cents a pound.
In tho fish market two new arrivals
were noted Friday. Both are from Utah
"lake. Carp and mullet are' the names of
the fish. They sell at three pounds for
25 cents, They are the cheapest priced
fish on the market.
New radishes arc selling at two bunches
for Jive cents.
PEICES OF METALS
v IN NEW YOBK MAEKET.
Silver (bar) i57gc
Copper (Lake) weak $15.50 r
j a Lend, weak $4.60 1.G5
Closing Stock List.
Salcs.l H. I L IClse
Adams Kxpress I i"1??,
Amal Copper 50.400 G2? bl 62i
Am C and F 1.500 3S? 382 3Sg
do preferred - ?32
Am Cotton Oil 200 33 33 32i
do prefecred Sa
Am Express 10n
Am H and L pf 2
Am Ice 40
Am Linseed Oil -
do preferred ijji
Am Locomotive 5-5
do preferred
Am S and Itcf 45.S00 Oil 92 25
do preferred 400 OS 91 ?
Am Sugar Ref 400 1135 113 113
Am Tob pf cor i
Ann Mining Co 3U1
Atchison ... -S
do preferred i
At Coast Line 500 S4 S2J S2
Bait & Ohio 300 015 91J 91
do preferred S3
Brook R T 2.100 47 165 4fi3
Canadian Pacific ... S00 l5 164 J K,4i
Cent of N. J 100 175 175 !.
Ches & Ohio 900 3 IJ 31 34
Chi Great West 01
Chi M & St P 10.100 1221 1218 121
Chi Term and T J
do prefered
C C C 5i St L kla
Colo F and I . C00 23 J 23 23
Colo & South 500 231 23J 23J
do 1st pref
do 2nd prof 400 43i J a- 43
Con Gas 200 106 10G 105
Corn Products 13?
do preferred 64j
Dela & Hudson .... 10.0 lnoj 15S 159
D L & W 'il
d & r a joo 24i 24 21
do preferred Rfi
DIs Securltlss :.700no2 54i ool
Edo 1st prof 166 '16 '46" 47
do 2nd pref
General Electric hi2
Illinois Central ..... 300 140 140 Wi
Int Paper i"
do preferred .
int Pump 100 20 20 20
do preferred
Iowa Central 300 lui 16J 16
lo preferred 3y0 SH m 30
K C South ;.. . 100 25 2B 2oi
do preferred 400 n5js o5i 558
Louis & Nash 200 1003 long 10Si
M-x Central 400 175 17 171
Minn & St L 300 41 40i 3l4
M St P & S Ste M. 200 1001 1001 1004
do preferred 200 134 133 130
Mo Pariflc 200 703 702 7"
M K & T 1,000 36i 3i 36
do preferred 56
Nat Lead 1.300 51 501 50
N R R of Me.v pf
N Y Central ....... 2,500 107 100 moi
N Y O & U'est 100 34 34 33J
Nor & West 70J
do preferred 51
North Am 100 59J 59J 59
Penlfsylvanl'a ' '.' " V.OOO 120Z 1201 120J
People's Gas 8i
P C C & St L flt4
Pressed Steel C... S00 2S 2S 2J1
do preferred 53
Pull Pal Car 100 158 loS 15o
Reading 101.900 97? 96: 97ft
do 1st pref ?5
do 2nd pref
Republic Steel 600 22 2l?j 21j
do preferred 300 74Z 71 J 71
Rock Island Co .... 700 20i 19 191
do preferred 32?
St L & S F 2nd pf. 700 3S 3S 37a
St,L'S W 100 1S1 IS! 18
do preferred
South Pacific 6.000 S6J S3 SOJ
do preferred ...... 200 110 110 109S
South Railway 1.700 153 153 153
do preferred 100 05 55 53
Tenn C and T 135
Tex &. Pac -' i
Tol St L Sz West.... 200 2fil 26 213
do preferred 400 473 -17 471
Union Pacific 10S.SO0 133 131$ 1325
do preferred 100 S2 825 &li
17 S Express i 8S
TJ S Really 50
U S Rubber 100 29i 291 291
do nreforred R0
U S Steel 40,300 291 2S3 2KJ
do preferred 12,500 925 911 92
Vn Caro Chem ..... 300 204 20J 201
do preferred 95
Wabash 100 ill Hi Hi
do preferred 100 2.0a 20J 203
Wcll-Fargo T3v 250
West Electric 125
Western Union 200 .i 7iJ r
W & L 13 !
Wis Cent 151
do preferred lfiO 3.0 39 3Si
Nor Pacific 1S.600 133.? 131? 132i
Cent Leather ISJ
do preferred S2
Sloss I6i
G N preferrod 17.S00 132 130S 1801
Int Met 1.300 101 10- 9J
do preferred 200 271 27 20j
Total sales 4S4.200 share.
Now York Sugar,
NEW YORK. Sept. 20. Sugar. Haw
ntoadv; fair roflnlng. 3.15c: t'utilrIfiiHls,
OS tci't, 3,95c: molasses sugar, :!.10c; m
tlned, steady; crushed, 5.70c; powdered,
5,10c; granulated, 5c.
New York Produce .
N15W YORK, Sept. 20. IJuttur very
llrm. Creamery, third to first. 2327ic;
Slate dairy, common to finest, 2l271c;
rincst CM-uinory, common to first. i;iiJ2:!c
ChecHo Htcudy, unchanged. Eggs linn,
unchanged.
New York Money,
NEW YORK, Sept.. 20. Close Prlnio
mercantile paper. 7 per uont. Sterling ox
chnngo firm, with actual business In
bankers' bills at $1.85.551$ I 5.00 for de
mand and SI.S1 and ?4.S1.05 for sixty
davs; commercial hills, $4.Slff' 4.S1J.
Mexican dollars, r24.
Government bonds steady. Railway
bonds llrm. . ..
Monev on call steady. 2Jtf7'35 per conl;
ruling rate. 31:iA; closing bid. 2J; offored,
at 3. Time loatis dull and easier: sixty
days, 54 pur cent; ninety days, OiJiS'S per
cent; ab: months, C per cent.
HIGHEST ii FOR
WHEAT THIS SEASON
Sentiment Extremely Bullish
Throughout the Day, and
Prices Go Soaring.
CHICAGO, Sept. 20. Wheat for May
delivery soul on tho Board of Trade today
at $1,081, the highest mark for tho sea
son. Other opilons showed corresponding
advances. This sharp upturn was caused
by sensational reports of damage by
weather to the crop of western Canada.
At tho close, tho December delivery was
lQifT'lJc higher. Corn was up JJ?3c- Oats
were lgc higher and provisions 10c to 20c
higher.
Sontiment In the wheat pit was ex
tremely bullish all day and the volume of
trade was large. The opening quotations
on the leading options were 5c to iH2c
higher than the close of yesterday. The
reason for the opening strength was an
advance of almost 2c In the price of wheat
at Liverpool, because of crop damage re
ports from Canada and greatly decreased
shipments from Argentina.
The local market was further strength
ened by a dispatch from Winnipeg which
said. "The last of this crop goes down
and out tonight; killing frosts being pre
dicted everywhere." This message caused
a stampede among shorts throughout al
most regardless of price. The report that
100 boatloads of wheat had been taken
for export at New York also strengthened
tho market. Part of the gain was lost
on heavy realizing, but tho market closed
strong. Clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to 220.000 bushels. Primary re
ceipts were 300,000 bushels, against 1.014.
000 bushels on the same day last year.
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts of 600 cars, against 400 last week
and 700 a year ago December wheat
opened Be to 11c higher at $1,003 to $1011.
sold between $1.00 and $1,028 and closed
at $1.0051.02. May sold between ?1.06I
and l.OSs and closed at $L07.
The corn market followed closely the
pace set by wheat, final quotations on
the leading options. showing gains of from
g53o to 2c. The close was strong. De
cember opened l'.c to ltUc higher
at 571c to 5Sic, sold up to 59ic and closed
at 5S8c.
Oats were strong, In sympathy with
wheat and corn, but were less active. De
cember opened 2c to ;c higher at 531c,
held within the opening range all day and
closed at 53ic.
Provisions were strengthened by the
sharp advance of corn. January pork was
especially strong. At the close January
pork was up 20c at $15.27; lard was 10c
higher at $S.G5rtiS.67i, and ribs were 12ic
fU5c higher at $7.95.
RANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES.
Wheal. Open High Low Closo
Pont 07 9S 9GI ft 1 2
Dec 1.00J l.orii 1.003 1.02
May 1.071 l.OSj 1.06; 1.07J
ScSr.':" ... 2 fi31 613 63
Dec 5S1 591 ...1 5S8
May 591 f.0- 5Si t93
Oats. ...
Sept 552 ool 25S -'12
Dec M fl i'3J
Mav 55? 555 o4t t)tt
Mess Pork, per barrel. on
Oct 11.90 H.90 1 1.90 14.00
Jan 15.15 15.30 15.15 15.2iJ
Lard, per 100 pounds.
Oct .... ... S.87j 8,921 S.60 R 6.1
Jan S.fiO S.671 $.60 S.b.j
Short Ribs, per 100 pounds.
Oct 8.421 S.45 S.40 $.40
Jan 7.S5 7.971 7.S21 -.05
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Cash quotations wero as follows: Flour
steady; No. 2 spring -wheat. $1.01.09;
No. It. 96c$l 05; No. 2 red. ObJOSc: No.
2 corn. 63g631c. No. 2 yellow. hnlGoic:
No. 2 oats. 545c; No. 2 white. 55c: No. 3
white, t?l'ff'53c; No. 2 rye. 9191ic: good
feeding barley. 75'SOc; fair to choice
malting. S61?Plc: No. 1 flaxseed, north
western. $1.2S. prime timothy seed, $l.i;;
clover, contract grades. $16.50. short ribs,
sides (loose). $S.40S.50; mess pork, per
barrel, $14.90(0)14.95: lard, per 100 pounds.
$S.90; short clear sides (boxed), $S.62i'ff;
S.S7; whiskv. basis of high wines. $1.34,
"RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
Receipts. Shipment?.
Hour, barrels 20.200 11.600
Wheat, bushels 85.900 93.200
Corn, bushels 521.100 301.200
Oats, bushols 204.000 132.100
Rye. bushels 7 00n
Barley, bushels 86.900 13.'00
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
On the produce exchange today the
butter market was stoady; reamcrlos.
2327sc; dairies. 21J?25Jc: eggs steady,
at'mark. cases Included, 141175o; firsts.
20c: prime firsts. 21jc; cheese steady. 12
133c.
St. Louis Wool.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 20. Wool quiet;
medium grades, combing and clothing. 24
fiT)25c; light fine, 22521c; heavy fine, li
ifrlSc; tub-washed. 2936c.
New York Fruit Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20. The market for
evaporated apples is firm and unchanged
Prunes are in fair demand. Aprlcotr. and
pecahes unchanged. Ralalns continue in.
light supply and prices are generally firm-1
ly held at recent figures.
KTRK'S JAP ROSE toilet andtonth soup
It Is TRANSPARENT so clear you cau read
tlirouKh It. All drutnrlsts nml croccrssell It.
Ask for that new bread at your
grocery, Vicuna Walnut Bread.
Important Decision.
LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 20. The Ne
braska Supreme court has handed clown
a decision holding that a person cannot
devise an interest in a timber claim
unless a patent has been issued.
There is no
FRUITED CHOCOLATE
Liko tho Original
There is no
MEXICAN PECAN
Like tho Original
There is no
NEWHOUSE SUNDAE
Liko tho Original
There is no
HEAVENLY HASH
Liko tho Original
Originated, made and served only at
DMJEEL & ffRANKEN
Whore Soda is Sorved Right,
We fill prescriptions with fresh
drugs, fill litem ucouratoly and deliver
them. We will send for tho prescription.
E. F. AMUSSEN
JEWELRY COMPANY.
70 Malr. St. Salt Lako City, Utah
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, &. JEWELRY.
FlWti WATCH fi. JEWELRY CFPAtfl.
1NQ.
CLEAR WEATHER, WITH
FROSTS, IS PROBABLE
What flie Dooly Block Has to
Say of Temperatures
for Zion.
ZIon continues to enjoy fair weather,
but at a reduced temperature. This
weather is expected to contlnuo through
out the month, the temperature gradually
decreasing, but the days remaining fair
with a clear blue sky overhead.
Reports from the general section cov
ered by the forecast of the weather bu
reau Indicate frosts during tho present
week. This confirms the forecast of frost
which has been Issued by the Dooly blodk
oraclo during the presetn week.
A relief Is promised for the next few
days, for the forecast for Saturday reads:
"Pair Saturday with rising temperatures."
The temperatures were low Friday, the
maximum of tho day being but C7.
While ZIon enjoys tho cool weather,
Phoenix, Ariz., swelters under a temper
ature of 94. This Is delightful for Phoe
nix, however as the general run In that
clly Is above 100.
General Conditions.
The north Pacific high barometric pres
sure has moved eastward to the Rocky
mountain slope, attended by fair weather
('fnd frost temperature. High pressure was
also reported over tho AUantlc States. A
trough of low pressure extended from the
south plateau northeastward to the upper
lnkc region, and another disturbance was
central over the middle gulf. These con
ditions' have caused showers and thunder
storms over portions of New Mexico.
Texas, South Dakota. North Dakota. Min
nesota. Nebraska, Missouri, Louisiana,
lake region, middle and north Atlantic
States, with heavy rainfall In Minnesota
and North Dakota. Heavy frosts wero
reported over the middle and north pla
teau and Rocky mountain slope.
Friday's Record.
Maximum temperature, G7 degrees.
Minimum tomperature, 11 degrees.
Mean temperature, 51 degrees, which Is
9 degrees below normal.
Accumulated deficiency of temperature
since tho first of the month, 25 degrees.
Accumulated excess of temperature
since January 1. 7(5 degrees. x
Relative humidity. 30.
Total precipitation from 6 p. m. to fi
p. m.. none.
Accumulated deficiency of proclpitatlon
since the first of tho month, .3D inch.
Accumulated excess of precipitation
since January 1. 3.GG Inches.
Temperatures Elsewhere.
Boise Gl
Boston R2
Denver 'S
Holcna . 5G
Kansas City ?l
Little Rock fj
T.os Angeles 76
New Orleans s!
New York ' l
Pocatello 62
Phoenix 0
Tonopah Gl
Washington 70
Winnipeg 52
Salt Lake Photo supply Co.
Kodaks and kodak linishin". 142
Main.
Dancing every night at tho Salt Pal
ace: Held's Military band.
PROMPT PLUMBERS. .
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Bell. 3995. Ind. 1613.
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i i encod and klndlv physicians are cordially Invited to doctors. )
! P consult this department and bu rtdvlscd. FREE OF ' ji .
i C So sure' Is tho cure under DRS. SHORES' MODERN toSvK : I
I ' METHODS In all prlvnte diseases that you may arrango -aSA?v S
to pay the fee for a euro In small weekly or monthly In- L vJP'kCwJSwv ; '
stallmonta. ns the euro progresses, or you may PAY y&siYl&X
WHEN CURED. No manor what your trouble Is. or yvit "iP.Vv -
t who has failed to cure you. conaulL theno Master Spe- ffMA) '
i clallsl.s, free of chaige. and learn how you can ho cured. (A y'ii'if
FI Drs. Shores' low rates are not hold out as an INDUCE- y
IMKNT to patronize them they ulmply irmlco tho low rate A. ' ,jf (
bpcauao It Is right and just hut solicit your patronage LJ&Vi1
SOLELY ON THE GROUNDS OF PROVEN COMPE- &v2222S :
T1CNCE. fyVrx s 1
B" ' Hotiic Treatmont Cures. rrlto for Free Symptom 'W.JSe0Y '
List If you cannot call. VvfyV n
OFFICE HOURS: t n. m. to 5 p. m. Evenings, 7 to S. IrT&KiU' 2
k Sundays and holidays, 10 a. m. to 12. Consultation free. DR. G. Ar. StlORES.
( Drs. Shores & Shores, Expert Specialists,249 SosaitalLnnke cuy.
I" Has Removed to 28 W. Third Sontli Street, Rooms 1, 2, 3. jj lij
THE KNOWLEDGE OF DISEASE
' IS HALF ITS CURE. j 1 1
IF ALL YOU WHO ARE IN NEED OF A SPECIALIST WILL CALL ON ME I jkfl
FIRST YOU WILL NOT HAVE SO MANY DOCTOR BILLS TO PAY. B ,
34 YEARS IN SALT LAKE CITY. j ' ; !
5 j I tt you "can tell It' your
! WmMmMMmm By ihc usc of tho micro- 1 " i :
t WWIiW. SCOPE wo can detect Calcut. ; Y 1
I IWWwSWk Cancerous Matter. Carbonato of I
t VmmiiSW'dM Llme- Albumen and all extra- ;
ti x&JWWM "eons substances mixed with ,
the Urine or Blood. This Is the ! V
P mWmM'MJ scientific principle of treating 1
' ' Chronic Diseases and Private E , ;
I dilt agK'wlilPBi'y I II I 1rgI D'scase3, Just call and see for r '
j DISEASES -OF MEPfj- -I
! Wo want ovcry man -who Is sulTorlng from any dbieaee to como and have ; I
a talk with us and wo will explain to him our system of treatment which vre I
J havo des-elopod after an experience of twonty-flve years in treating dlBoosea pa- 3 J
cullar to men. If you will call and see us we will give you froo p charge a
, thorough personal examination, together with an honeet opinion of your oaae, , U
' and If your cane la Incurable -we will plalnlyteli you oo. We attribute our buc- ' dm
I cess to promising nothing but what we can do and alwaya doing what we Ml
promise. DOLLAR NEED BE PAIC SJNTIL CURED. fM
' CONSTRICTION pcrma- K Kllh" " W,
I nently cured by a treatment ntth? fol SoSoSi J
, xhat completely dissolves for poieonous , i
same, ffll A IHL
t (fir W NERVOUS DEBILITY J? t".
; W "0Vfl cured quickly and radically ? 1
1 ... -iooc- tciMa r.raA 5?3) by our famous method In ; . li
VARICOSE VEIN8 cured .eJiwW aX ln q davn it
I without cutting, pain or de- f 1o! m wpakm-- f V I
tentlon from business. AV-JR ORGANIC WEAKNESo y R
' oureQ without cutting t
WASTING VEINS cured 'pJSSS BLOOD POISON Everrj
WA81" , vcmio , " SttVffl&A vestiga of poison removed f,
s by our original romedy (used f Q trQm lhc 8ystern without aldP i
I exclusively by us.) of mei-cury or potash. ; J
1 DR. COOK, ,
1 Foindor of Cook Med. Co. -j
I NOT A DOLLAR NEED BE PAID UNTIL CURED. CONSULTATION IS j; j 1
FREE AND INVITED. ' t i
IMPORTANT Wo -will cure you for LESS MONEY than you can be tro-t-
cd for by an c.lter upeclalist In .81111 Lako. and ypu have tho advantage o f ,
knowing that you are In the caro of reliable opeclallsts who are ACKNOV7L-S si
J EDGED AUTHORITIES In the treatment of men'? ailments. We recognize norf
! ouporlors In our specialty. P j
' Consult the Cook Medical Co. free before placing your case. rlMi il
Hours 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays 10 a. m. to 12 30 p. m. Call or addressrJ W
COOK MEPICAL CO., ' i
; 116 South Main Street, SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH" . Jf
Jfour msEims tft wreck wi cm I
Wo havo arranged a system of :.:tu that will allow every man to tako V a
! advantage of our Gervlceo. You deposit your money either In small payments or f, M
; In a lump sum, and It Is not ours until after you recelvo a cure. We do not t jM
t accept Incurable cases, our prices are reasonable, our lesults are speedy and ara s fM
lasting. No other specialist otters you what wo do. for wo have the only certain , W
cure known for all curable cases.
NEBVOUS DEBILITY BLOOD POISON Jf
c t-. foai n,o nr nnt Kav bo either hereditary or con- M
- Do you feel tliat jiu are not Amj ,v,h tiip former muses ec- ti
: the man you once were? Do you ffiS. rh-u r-alic naln scrofula II
j feel tired in the morning and arK lntler b?fe with n : W
15 W dI.merHu5Ce'ii A rple followed by so r MM
VouadlSV ,fnallcon:P 1 ' 'M
S cent rating your thoughts)? DW 5Jncho tor "ore on thU l
t you notice a loss of ambition? If SSdv fApp or can faUlnc hair i
t you suffer from any or all of tho ' SndJivebrws Md later on oil -
KUnUU Sf, n?eal vSetbon P h
1 nttturB lntCn,ed- We Overcome It In 90 Days.
b We Curo It In 30 to 60 Days. Symptoms disappear In 1 to 3 F '
i Quick results, lasting ones. Weeks.
1 VARICOCELE x. OBSTRUCTION ; .
I Tlds Is an enlarged condition of the ot tho Urethral passage causes a par- ' j'
K veins (usually more noticeable on the Hal or complete closuro of the canal Jf
b left side), caused by mups, bicycle rid- ,iuo to the disease Improperly treated, jj (
8 lng ami dissipation. In time It saps a , d lh injU(iicious use of in- V BJj 1
man s physical and mental strength if , (i i, ;
neglected. strumcnts, such as sounds. - i '
WE CURE IT IN 5 DAYS WE CURE IT IN 15 DAYS k Jj
by absorption, without pain. by absorption. No pain, no operation. Hj (
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: OUR FEES FOR SERVICES. (M
i Obstruction, from $5 to 515 Ulcers, from .55 to $15 J K
Varicocele, from ?10 lo $25 Blood Poison, from 510 to 30 I
I Hydr"c'from to 550 . Falling Hair, from ...56 to S O AM
Atroohv from ?5 to S12 50 Pimples, from fi.oO to 5l.- ; (
; Nervous Debill y from. . ....55 to $20 j Eczema, from .... .S10 to $30 .
wVstlnn from $7.50 to S10 1 Bladder Ailments, from ... .?5 to 12.50 '
I Discharges, from .$5 to $10 i Kidney Ailments, from 10 to $20 ; M
f Prostate Ailments, from $5 to $15 : jjl
WE WILL NOT GIVE ABOVE PRICES AFTER OCTOBER 1ST. !;t
Call to See Us If Possible. Write for Question List If You Cannot Call. jij
MEDICINES FROM $1.50 TO $5.50 A COURSE. J ,
i Hours: 9 n. m. to 5 p. m.; evenings, 7 to 8:30; Sundays, 9 n m. to 12 noon. J
; SALT LAKE MEDICAL INSTITUTE, j i
1591 SOUTH MAIN ST. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. i )
j wuin SEPARATE ROOMS FOR PRIVACY. Il
...wm--! ww'wwtwtf mM.ki ,m (,. ,',,'! hmuw I jm
I if ' 'f'1' When dsiting Saltair , S J
I- Beach, Lagoon or Salt & jlk
1 - (J 1 Palace, ask for our I 'wjl
' M ' "Amerlcaii i 1
f isflllkw ! Its evcr iucrcasiiis popu- -m
P4s1KJ j larity proves superior qual- j .1
Salt lake City irewing j ll