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JfbCIETY J
CALENDAR. f
Sris. B. P. Bauer will enter- v
iyflat a bridgo tea this afrcr-
ADlFin honor of her cui'sts. v
4wpV3so and Mrs. M. Calvin oL! v
J Sewing club will inert this
Sfnoon with Miss Estollc v
.. Son.
jhra B. P. Culver v-ill enter-
lyirafet.a Kensington this after-
'Wljn honor of her guest, Mrs.- !
Vftrico Ellsworth of St. Louis.
: mFranccs Cowan entertained
;rait a prettily appointed preen
CQ(d'4t'e luncheon at her home Weil
xfollowed by an Orphcum party.
Janound of ferns and white asters
vl j" S10 aMc centerpiece, with hand
place cards. Covers
, ileid for Miss Ruby Lani
,j' IMiss Knthorinc Adams, Miss
ifi i . itXunc, Miss Xellie Davis. Miss
"W McMillan. Miss Glady's McCon
r.,MiHS Marian Oberndorfer, Miss
hbitteinorc, Miss It mucin King,
llfHlSa Edwards, Miss Margaret
rind Miss Margaret Walker. The
yrero prettily decorated in piuk
p ' ?atc sweet peas.
"CM
! jVce home wedding at Adrian.
.'Wednesday evening was that of
v... 'Hna Becker, a prominent young
HS$e that city, to Lynn S. Gillham,
flj,, paper mau of this city. The ccre
wlJras performed at S:30 at the homo
Igr fc'v bride's parents. Miss Becker's
n' Attendant was Miss Edna O'Noil
Hilt Wlwater, Minn., and Hubert Gill-l.xi-
brother of tho groom, acted as
lllllan. A largo reception followed,
fft. fa. Mrs. Gillham left later for the
I" nd will bo at home to their friends
iter Octobor 1 at the Cummiugi.
tents.
Jufw. O. Finch of Pueblo was the
wTof. ionor at a prctti- appointed
I. Ion Tuesday, given by Mrs. W. S.
kyfson. The decorations were in
' nd white sweet peas, with a largo
("-fiof them in the center of the
llThoso to moot the guest of honor
Irs. H. T. Sappinglon. Mrs. .T. L.
flfMrs. A. T. Moon, Mrs. Beemer,
mderhill, Mrs. II. A. Schweikhart.
Vlorlgrave, Miss Darling and Miss
.r.ans.
TS: "
r-iPK the thirty-five young meu and
.' rf that graduated last Thursday
. : ",the Collcgo of Pharmacy- at
.,ton university were two 3oung
from Salt Lake, Miss Margaret JL
. Ilion and Miss .Henrietta R. Ver
daughters of J. S. Vermillion.
kegrees were presented bv Prof.
-, id Thorp, dean of the college. The
. Jes were followed bv the annual
-:fto tho students, alumni, facult'
nends of the school.
I. - 0
'ena Myers and Miss Edith "Be
mertained players at three tables
llUo hundred Wednesdav afternoon
fQVliome of tho latter in honor of
1 : fluzel Wimmer. The rooms were
..ely decorated in sweet peas, the
tards were hand painted in cupids
'Bptjue score . cards were in bridal
toil -
, ajjir. T. Sappfngton entertained six
tOIIuuchenn at her homo Wednesday
or of Mrs. W. O. Pinch of Pueblo.
3ble was prettily decorated in nas
' DQS, with a mound of them in the
-t. This afternoon and evening
UOTlEJnch will be guest of honor at
tottgPty.
fwidMrs. J. G. McDonald, baby
are spending a few week's
)Wppr Fall3 resort. Others at this
nerSare Dr. W. G. B. Tcrrill. mother
.ister, who are there for the month
itgust. Mr. and Mrs. W C. Shoo
aro also registered there.
Bln and Mrs. Brewster and children
Wturn August 27 from spending tho
J4lr at their cottage in Colorado
ntaijrs. Rev. JFarrcy S. Hanson, who
tOen Doan Brewster 's place during
t-il?eacQivin leave next Moudav for
jB&OttJS,reSnoJ,CaI.
W-O. Finch will leave tho last of
Jet for her home in Pueblo, after
?ma &w da3'3 bor daugliter,
, 1 Jl,-nltMoonV Misa Margaret Dar
UclirfElkliart, Tnd., is here to spend
tfogfaler with her aunt, Mrs. A. T
Pjfl '
!taf&P-d -rs' Torrcns of Chicago are
rSlPrensev.cral weeks, the guests
attH'.M- Dmwoodj. Mrs. Torrcns
OflHpresident of the Cosmopolitan
Jdiai. 1 810 anfl Dramntic ATt in
Sfl,and also dean of tho vocal de-
.
Eoraas Marioneaux and her
SMiss Dorothy, who have spent
" weeks iu Switzerland, en
beauties of the Alps and the
leave today for Paris, where
Iocate for the winter.
Mrs. ,T. B. Cosgriff and cliil
Uuss May TCorviu will return
from spending a month in
ana Denver. Thoy made tho
Chcyenno to Denver in au
G. Pago, entertained eight
&3 nfc a luncheon at the t'om
,b Tuesday in honor of Miss
cC'onncll of Kansas Citv, The
'rettily decorated iu piuk aud
egular table d-'hoto luncheon
in try club Wednesdav, Mrs.
Jrrin entertained eight. Mrs,
sail had covers laid for four,
Morris cntcrtaine'd &ix.
M, Weil and the Misses ,lo
id Maxino Weil will return
from spending a part; of tho
.tho Eas-t. Now they are vis
as in Chicago,
ice Lj'nn hap returned from
he summer at Brighton, the
r y" J3 Darling and family. I
iOjKgk Miss Agnes Caffey will bu
iftOjVf' '
tfj1 hundred reiurned Wednes-
" " VjEt 1 excurs,on to Yellowstone
yWuit last Thursdav. Among
ji BjElizaheth Bonnemort.
HvJpraticeR Armstrong announces
. jrRe,,Sent of her daugliter Ire no
v - r V Brainard. The wedding
' -, 'V laco early in September.
. -VAfl Ifrs. n. 2ST. Mayo, who went
' 'fcna n nn auto' leave Boise
jav on their return trip.
cfXf
'5PPrt.hy MeConuell of Kansas
;&Jerc,fiP,'nfl"12 several weeks with
fj!g35r Mrs- J0 llumphrey.
oppaugh has returned from the
- ' .
Comfort for the Fat in Hot
Weather.
Don't simply shed all your clothing.
That Is not tho secret. Jt Isn't your textile,
coverings that make llfu so wretched for
you, my stout friends, but tho llcshy cov
ering the fat.
You can be comfortable, though fat, in
the hot weather, by reducing thf fax with
a teaspoonful after meals and at bedtime
of the following: J ounce Marmola, J
ounce Fluid Extract Caseani Aromatic
and 3J ounces Sirup Simplex. This Is a
harmless homo mixture that any druggist
! will put up for a small sum. but it suc
ceeds ninrvolouslv. Try It and In a little
while you should be losing a half to 11
pound of fat a. day. You will soon catch
up with comfort at Hint rato no matter
how hot It gets. Alluring, Isn't it? And
when vou realize, that this inexpensive
sane method takes the fat off and gives
vou a trim, slim ilgurc without causing
wrinkles or Interfering with one S( diet
it becomes more than alluring It s fas
cinating. Fat folks say so.
Pacific northwest, where he spent two
or three weeks.
Miss Louise Judges returned Wednes
day from an" extended trip m the Pa
cific northwest.
Miss Carrie Sappington will remain
until tho first of September with friends
iu Dillon, Mont.
Chronic Diarrhoea Cured.
"My father has for 3-eara been
troubled with chronic diarrhoea, and
tried every means possible to "effect a
cure, without avail," writes John II.
Zirklo of Philippi. W. Va. "He saw
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy advertised in tho Philippi
Republican and decided to try it. Tho
result is one bottle cured him and he
has not suffered with the disease for
eighteen months. Beforo taking this
remedy he was a constant sufferer. Tie
is now sound and well, and although
CO years old, can do as much work as
a young man." Sold by all druggists.
Century Printing Co.,
Salt Lake's Printers, 165-167 South
West Temple. Best work at fair
prices.
AUTO MANUFACTURER IS
SHOT BY AN EMPLOYEE
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Aug. 19. L.
Kissell, manufacturer of automobiles at
Hartford, Wis., and a member of the
Hartford Plow compaii', was shot by
John Gerbier. an enraged employee to
day in the Kissell company stores. Kis
sell is in a dangerous 'condition, and, be
ing 70 years old, his recovery is in
grave doubt. The affair is said to be
the result of a trivial dispute. Gerbier
was placed in jail.
Budweiscr,
the most popular beer in the world.
There is less profit to the dealer who
sells it. because it costs most at the
brewery, yet its sales exceed those of
all otlier "bottled beers, which proves
that its superiority is recognized everywhere.
Bathine is superb at Saltair.
Salt Lake Statistics
Births.
Alfred N". Obcrg, 223 Xorth Seventh
West. girl. ;
Jeremiah E. Driscoll, -161 Third avenue,
l'r R. Twining, 736 East Third South,
girl. -
Deaths.
John A, Aslln, Vino street, Murray,
cerebral meningitis, aged 2U.
Wilmcr SI. Seddon, St. Mark's hospital,
bowel complaint, aged 1 months.
Marriage Licenses.
John S- Baker and Hutb Pato of Union.
Chris Christensen of Ogdon and Karen
Mathilda Knudscn of Salt Lake.
George Smith and Ellen Hold of Kem
merer, Wyo.
Albert E. Knowldcn of Sn.lt Lako and
Cornelia Peterson of Santaq'uln.
A. F. Miller and Anna Peterson of Salt
Lake.
Arthur E. Hoare and Emma Hetz of
Salt Lake.
Real Estato Transfers.
James Metcalf to E. D. Swan, part
lot 6, block 21. plat A 5 -1,000
Sarah Ann Patten to Mary L. Pat
ten, part lot !), block 5G, plat B.. 6
Thomas Rowse to Mary Jane
Itowsc, lots 19, etc., block 10,
Oakley 1
Eliza Wbolacott to Evona Invest
ment companv, part lot 1, block
GO, pint A ....... . . . . S.000
J, Jj. Sampson to David C. O'Nell,
lots 51, etc., block 5. Oakley.... B
John G. Pearson to E. A. Xelson.
land In block 27, 10-ncrc plat A S00
George Warelng to Charles II.
neilly, part lot .1, block 2S, plat D 3,200
Arthur C. Sullivan to E. B. Fred
crlckson, lots J, etc., block 1,
Pratt's subdivision 1.200
Iv. R. McDuel to Glenn It. Both
well ot al part lot S, block 15,
plat B 6,500
Peter Is". Rourke to John C. Nu
gent, part lot 2, block 57, plat D 2,000
RIGHT TO KILL IN
DEFENSE IS UPHELD
PRAKKFORT, Ky., Aug. in. Fol
lowing out his declaration of immunity
to any one defending lives and proper
ty. Governor WilJson today granted par
dons to Walter Duncau, who was con
victed of shooting aud killing Newton
Hazelctt at Jacksonville, Shelby coun
ty, in June, and Riley Ilarrold, who was
indicted as an accessory to tho murder.
Both men are prominent farmers.
Tho governor in issuing tho pardons
said:
"Xo doubt both Duncan and Ilarrold
arc true and bravo men and did their
duty. T do not know any more impera
tive call upon me to exerciso tho power
given me to pardon than presented in
this case, and in recognition of tho use
ful, honorable and brave part they had
in upholding indhidual liberty, repress
ing violence and crime, I grant them
full and free pardons."
S. D. Evans,
Undertaker and Embalmer, has removed
to now location, 48 South Stato.
HAMLIN PAXNTS.
(Incorporated)
V. P. Keate, Manager. Samo old
stand. The best cquippod paint shop in
tho west," Both pliones.
Maccabees at Lagoon August 20.
100? More Converts
m . Every Year Wi
Every day in every year that comes, more house- ilsa
ti&tf wives are giving up their exorbitant priced Baking
k Powders and turning to K C, the honest and reliable,
which ha3 stood so v11 the test of years. They are jnH
finding out that
costs one third the price of powder any- $mg
tm. wnere near K C quality, and makes Kjf
better, purer, more healthful baking.
IJJrfj. SS Ounces for 23 Gents jffr
HUes JShf'o fts. Perfect
I New York Centra! Lines
TO
New York . j
The "DIFFERENT" Route
I It Lands Yoia CW New York C!8y
Grai&fl! CeMraS Station
J Only railroad terminal in New York. Eight in tho
' heart of the hotel and residence district. Subway
; station under same roof. Fifteen minutes to BrooklTn
without change.
All you have to do is B
Get on the train "IX" Chicago or St. Louis.
1 Oct off the train "IN" New York.
Then you'ro tlicro
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OF THE
Agricultural College of Utah
.
The College Is becoming known for its
rapidly increasing attendance., for its high
scholarship, for he enthusiasm of faculty and
students, and for a general healthy morality
pervading the entire Institution. w
College work begins September IS. En
trance fee $5.00. Catalogue and circulars
free upon request. A letter to The President
will receive careful attention. Write today.
'x THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, LOGAN, UTAH
1 BuHetin Exeerta Rates 1 1
I EXCURSIONS NORTH. ' j
I Auguct 22nd, and Sept. 6th and 1JHh. Jj 1
EXCURSIONS EAST. t
j; August 2-lth and 25th. f
. Denver, Colorado SprlngSi Pueblo or Chcyenno 523.50 jr
j Omaha or Kansas City -10.00 '
f Chlcnno 55.00 pj
! St. Loul3 49.00 j3
Jj St. Paul or Minneapolis 52.00 '
,1 Limit October 31ot. ;
EXCURSION TO YELLOWSTONE PARK, 'i '
! Sept. 3rd. $-!5.25 from Salt Lake Including Starjes and Hotel. j
EXCURSIONS TO GOLDFI ELD AND TONOPAH,
t September 5th and 6th; limit September 12th. Round trip $40.55. ?i j
COLORADO INTERSTATE FAIR AND EXPOSITION, g '
1 Denver. On sale September 5th and 6th, limit September 20th. Round $
S trip $20,00. W.
I PEACH DAY AT ERIGHAM,
x September 16th. js
5 I. O. O. F Denver. H
I On sale Sept. 17th and 18th. Limit 30 days. K '
P. DAILY EXCURSIONS TO PACIFIC COAST. Pj
L' See Agents for limits and further particulars. P-j
I City Ticket Office 201 Main Street M
IONElPRICE'TO;ALL - NEVE ft, UNDC83QLa H
Bargains -for Today! I
BARGAINS OF A MOST IMPERATIVE H
I KIND IN SEASONABLE GQOIflS. j H
TODAYI . WM
Pefiicoais ft 1 I
I 500 Black Foatliersilk Petti. 7L
; conts, with very deep 3
flounce, two ruffles. Recti-
lar ,$1.50 cradc. Today 'SWfO 1
I at 97C ) j
j TODAYI TODAY! Children's H
! HEMSTITCHED WHITE DAM- j f EH
i Any Ladies' ASK Drawers. j
I Oxford in the LeBell ClotSlS 25c valne. Sale U
I ffniirA Sfnrlf Assorted new designs. Size 36x3C ! Prico )
OIOLIV. jnchcs, or one yard square. 'H
Iicpcular price Soc. Limit one I Tj tLfb
Yalup up to $5, to a customer. Qn j i
I at, a pair at each c2i7U i S
y TODAY! drawers of best .M
a $1.25 Coudi Covers 1 omstitched ruffle
i t t, 1 -1 on bottom; all ; )
In Tfomau stripes, made of good sizcs ,
riiiTfl-PA-n'a weipht tapestry, fringed on all
LlnldrCll S Sides. 3 yards long and 42 j
Yio-lif inches wide. Limit 1 to a cus- I T , . . ! jl
Gowns l0"ier' at e Ladies Aiglit ! ik
; 40c value, on salo TODAY!
! at o5c ! Up to 85c value, f
Chilflr(?n,s' mu;. Gents' Underwear j ' on saio at .H
I lin down's,3 small" 65c BROWN JERSEY RIBBED j n g ! lH
si7.C3C only, best SKIRTS AND DRAWERS.
: 40c grade, in this Of medium weight. Just tho i Jie .H
I sale at proper thing for now and fall.
1 S dozen shirts, sizes 3G aud 42 Ladies' muslin
- , only: 5 dozen drawers, sizes 30 I gowns, trimmed
Pll fin 32 onl-v- Special 9fl)ir i 3e, all sizes, in ; M
va'sts' per garment . a variety o styles.
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j DOCTORS LIKE MONEY j
' We recently collected money for all of the following clients, among whom ; '11
: were quite a few doctors: jl
Blyth & Farpo Co., Park City. Utah. fif& ' f-H
.7. 1L Brlnton. Holllday. Utah. ''S'N '
Western Outfit Co., City. Wl
. Kooky Mountain Bell Tel. Co.. City. vE&wir S.
lmoot Lumber Co.. Provo, Utah. sEIBF tJsP&i '
J. Peart .t Sons, Grocers, City. 58? . Sflh
Dr. J. B. Keysor, 240 So. Main St.. 'M-
I Dr. T. J. VTost, City. W J&ZQ
CjMrs. F. B. llogan, 54D X 2nd West,
Dr. Ross Anderson, Sharon Bldg.. &mF: Jjj
: Cache Valley Condensed Milk Co., 3K0r
J A. j. Armstrong, caro of Smith- va&r ( ll
J Promlor Co.. City. itr ll
J Idaho Commercial Co., Mountain &&lkfti&&P' V. f
Wm.Selley, the sailor. 723 W. 2nd d&m SttewT '1
j John D. Alrmet. 237 G St.. City. -rCj!SL Y St ,
j Dr. K. Viko. Mercantile Blk.. City. 4SY
Poulton Bros., Grocers. City. 'tfCz " " itl' i 'H
! Bingham Livery and Transfer Co., 'jzT&yvy
Bingham, Utah. . C "&(wZsy
Dr. G. A. Gamblo. Atlas Blk.. City.
Geo. Mullctt k Co.. City. " J sgr
Chns. Mltwalsky, Snratoga, VTyo. l
Summit Lumber Co., Park City, nock "Springs Pharmacy, Kocl: j
Utah. Springs., TSyo.
WrJght Pickering. -160 So. 7th East, Dabl Bros.. Ea.t Jordan. U'tah.
I City. E. C. Basley. Brlnton, Utah. f
llemslcy & Emsloy, Sugar Station, r. & M. Grocery, West Jordan,
f Cliy. Utah.
; Dr. Wra. Stookey, Sharon Bldg., City. Dr. A. Blitz. Bois, Idaho.
Jos. J. AVllllams, Jr., Sandy B. D. J. rj. Burbldgo, Kanias, Utah.
. No. 1. Utah. Inter-Mountain Electric Co., City. f 1
Palace Meat Market, City. Dr. E. A. Foutz. Kichfield, Utah. j
' Dr. R. Whcrltt, llcbcr City, John Hansen & Co.. 47 Floral Ave., j
' Utah. City. jB
Jus A. Smith, Thurbor, T.'tah. J. F. Tlndrloks, St. John's, Ore. iH
JOmpIre Ulah Laundry, City. Dr. M. D. Xilo.s. City. H
Co-op Furniture Co,, ,Clty. Dr. W. E. Fcrreboe, Murray, Utah. JH
Everybody likes money. Wc collect for thousands. We can collect for il
you, If you turn In your claims. You would like more money? Write or sec r -fl
jj un. Red streaks of honesty exist In everybody.
I MERCHANTS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION,
SCIENTIFIC COLLECTORS OF HONEST DEBTS.
S Rooms Commercial National Bank Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah.
FRANCIS G. LUKE, Gen'l Mngr.
F "SOME PEOPLE DON'T LIKE US."
I j ffe SALT LAME CIW ; j
I BREWING CO. H
I ; Sfe?5 Phonos No. 17. J. MORITZ, Gen. Mgr. : j
fv" Columbia Phonograph
P5?g Co. (General)
CJ 327-32!) So. Main St.
Graphonhones, Records and Sunnlica.
Bell. 3095. Ind.
Only iiclusivo Talking Machino House
in Stato.
WOMAN'S CROWNING GLOW lM
JJiHOQ tnherhMr. If OrT or nirarh-'!. can tx
fsJS Yj toreti to tt ruunrl color wiiliout IdJotj
Aw fi imperial Hair Bcgenerstor
ITvH3lS1 trv, stakdaud n.in color-
llllllln INC. Ii. lanbwilutoly hKniiloSB. Any 1H
! l-ahrulo prorlneca. Colors durable tH
i When npplioil enncot bo dolecLcd. ll
MVy Sainplo of you r bilr eolnred ifroe. !