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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02

Wednesday evening in honor OF the BinE-
ham Whist club Dainty prizes were won
by AIRS john Roc and Mr. Ballard, Miss
Ethel Roberts and NJr- tIeastou. \ most
appetizinE lunch was enjoyed by the fol-
lowing guests; Mr.. and Mrs. John Roc,
SIR aud Mrs Francis Quinn. Mr. ana
Mrs. g. Fl Roberts. Mr. and Mrs u l.
Adderlcy. Mr.. and Mrs. AIDE HcaStou. Mr.
and Mrs. ". NJ. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. =.
= Dudley Mrs Dan. Clay. Mrs Fred
Miss Ethel Roberts Messrs &; Ballard.
Or. \. Hollsudcr and o i. Roberts
The dedication of BnEham'S new school
I house last SATURDAY marked the greatest
Mrs. Ada line ScoNNle. on behalf OF tue
Ladies' Democratic Cl1h. iu we'll chosen
/ language presented. the school Win =
large and handsome flaE- Prnctpa r. r.
. Dudley. on behalf of the school and
[ board of trustees made fitting re
sponsc. Mrs Albert Holster sang the
f; ''Star-SpanEied Banner. the audience
joining in the chorus Eloquent and in
StTuCtive addresses We're made by stat"
Superintendent John W smith Excellent
music was rendered bv the Mandolin club.
| 61 the pupils of the. school WnloR IS-
Elected much credit At the close ot inc
exercises a vote OF thanks Wa CNlcnosu
To- thc trustees Tor lneT uhtilnA elI'i''
in the construction of the now buildiuE-
Nj and Mrs William So"lsherg were
rendered a farewell party tuesday even
ing at the ward meeting house. y most
excellent programme had been arranged
ana an its close William SisonbCe. ON be
half of tho L. ID. = Sunday school pre-
scented Mr. SoclSbCrS with "a handsome
umbrella as a token of esteem in which
they held their supcrint cndCnt- Mr.
SocIsbcrE responded. thanking the sun
day school for so thoughtful remeTu-
brlncc. At the close of the entertain
ment an enjoyable lunch was served. after
which dancing WAS enjoyed until a late
hour. the Mandolin club furnishing eN-
cclles2s music
Mr. and Mrs Ed Forbes and daughter.
I Pearl were guests OF Mrs y w For
man Wednesday. Mr.. Forbes and family
will leave shortly for California and Brit
isl. Columbia.
The Eagles anniversary ball, given Mon
/ day evening. was one of the largest at
tended social events of the season About
/ 800 members and guests We're present y
most enjoyable programme was arranged
] DR. r T. Straup was master of Cere-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02

party given on Friday 4 substantial
dinner was served and then a programme
consisting of speeches. musical numbers
and recitations. occupied the time until
dark,
l.. r. Martincau ot Salt Lake city spent
the first Of the week ia Logans
. r =. Hansen. one of Logan well
known young men. and Miss Leah Dan
icls. daughter of city Electrician Dan
iclS. it is announced. viii embark upon
the matrimonial sea shortly.
superintendent F. g. Taylor OF the Lo-
gan sugar factory returned this week
from an extended trip through the east
crn part of the nitcd States
President LinfCrd If tho =. \. e. enter
tanned at dinner on Tuesday His guests
were the stake president. bishops local
Newspaper men and their wives
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
RICHFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Keller came down
from Kimberley this week on a short
visit to relatives.
Miss Mary Christensen was down from
Kimberley sunday visiting with her
parents.
Judge NcCarty was down from salt
Lake Tuesday visiting with relatives.
Miss Maud Peterson returned to her
home in Circleville Sunday after sDend-
ing several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. l. b Kinney and Mrs. I.Ote Kin
ney were down from Marysvale Satur-
Mr- and Mrs. Peter swenson returned
70 Sterling Tuesday after "a couple Of
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Edwards
Mrs Fred JorEeusCn came down from
Ephralm Sunday on visit to her sister,
Mrs Charles Erickson. returning Tues
day-
Joseph Jensen went 20 Redmond Mon
day. his former home. To remain. He
has spent the past winter in RichtIcld
with the family of j.. G.. Nelson.
Mrs Mark Isaacs came down from
Idaho sunday on visit to her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Isbell.
Mrs Ras Christensen came IN from
Redmond Sunday to meet her husband.
who has been touring the southern part
Of the state with the Inland Stock com
pauy-
Mrs :. Q. Peterson and Mrs. L. Laurit-
zen Of GlcnwoOd went to Ephraim Friday
TO be present at "a birthday party for their
mother. Mrs. &. MOTtonScn-
Mrs. Marteu Thorseu went to Salina
Thursday TO spend a few weeks with her
parents
DR. j. T. MCGToEcT started FOR Chicago
Thursday 10 take some special courses in
medical and surgical science
\ reception was held ut tho home Of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
EUREKA.

Captain and Mrs. Hugo Depreszin re
turned Wednesday evening from a VISlt
TO Salt Lake friends.
Mrs. John r. Sullivan Of Robinson was
Eureka visitor Tuesday.
Miss Annie Clark IS the guest Of her
sister. Mrs. Dan McPOlin of Park city
Miss Mabel Morley is recovering from
a severe attack Of typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. George Moore viii move
very shortly 10 the capital where they
VII takh ~ their permanent residence
who had his leg broken some weeks ago
at the Centennial Eureka mine visited
her husband at St Marks hospital IN
salt Lake last Wednesday.
day from Bingham, where she had been
visiting ncr sister. Mrs John Hove
Joseph Larson entertained his two sis
tcrs. the Misses Mary and Anna Larson
Miss Edna FulIride, ACCOMPANIED by
her mother. Mrs. H L. Fullride. went
in ID salt Lake Wednesday for the pur-
pose of having her eyes treated
Mrs. James Stevenson has left Eu-
Teka for Santaquin. where her husband
intends to engage in the poultry bust
Professor y. G. Carlson Dave Cole
man. Frank Rcesley Oscar FOrsluud.
William E-bleton. Harry Sbiblcv ana
Frank Morley took advantage. as did
many others. Of the excursion last We'd
rrsday TO attend the performance of
Chester Mofrit visited Eureka friends
this week. MIR. Moftit vas formerly
Mayor Stacks assistant in the oregon
Snort Line depot at this place
James r Hixson gave a very pleas
ant little dinner at the Hatfield house
in this city in honor OF Miss Sward
teen people and after dinner Miss Hup-
fer, Mrs. treedh i'm and Miss Sward
entertained the guests with music.
Miss Mary Mccullough was 20 have
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02

monies. Music. vocal selections and an
address by Roy. r. r. Eddy of the Uni
tartan church OF Salt Lake. were features
that marked tho evenings programme
AZ tho conclusion of tho programme the
guests verC served with n bountcOuS re-
past thairiGau Str2up. IN peh1h OF thH
Bingham Acri" No b59- presented Past
WOrthN President Formau with au elegant
past presidents Jewel This came as a
complete surprise TO Mr. Formau and ne
was greatly moved but made an able nc
SpCnSo. thanking his brother Eagles. The
floor was then cleared and dancing was
enjoyed until n late hour
One OF tho sad events uf tho past week
was the sudden death of Mrs. Nlicc rs
sex of heart failure MrS- l1sscN's re-
mains were taken TO Burlington. Kan for
intCTmcnt. her old hOHN. Although Mrs
ESSEX had been a resident or Bingham
hUt "a short time. ShC had made ruanS
friends. and tho sympathy of the Bins
ham friends Is extended to her son in this
sad bereavement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
LOGAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. keeier gave a dc
lightful euchre party on Tuesday even
ing. Their cosy home on First East was
very nicely decorated for the affair At
cards Dir. J. Q. Walters and Mrs. w E
Preston. jT., won the prizes. \ delicious
collation. was served during the evening
Mr. a2d Mr.. Keeicr entertained again
on Friday evening. cuchrc again being
the amusement. and the same guests be
ing present.
Cards Ir" out announcing the wedding
of Mr.. Joseph \. Newbold. a Wei known
young business man Of this city. and
Miss jennie Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs Hyrum Hayball returned
this week from Ocean Park. Cal, where
they spent two or tire" months.
Misses Ray ana Jean Campbell arc here
from SAT- Lake City on a visit to their
brother. r. J. Campbell.
w. J. Whitehead of Great Falls, Mont,
was in Logan this week.
Harvey Erdmau of Brigham visited in
Logan with friends this week.
The aged people of the Fourth ward
enjoyed themselves ut an .oId folks -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02

general invitation is extended Rev. DIT.
mon.
Mr.. 2nd Mrs. Albert 5. Hush were in
salt Lake the fore part of the week Wis
ting with the family Of John = Meakiu.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. :. WINNER are out
from salt Lake spending d visit with the
parents of Mrs WINNER, Mr.. and Mrs.
:. DOU lass.
Miss Pearl Davis of Spanish Fork spent
a visit with tndra Hush SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith were visit
Ing in Salt Lake the past week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02

Mrs J.. r.. ThuTber Friday evening in
honor of the wedding Of their daughter,
Dora and .. g. Nelson Of ElSnOre The
guests were first served to fine spread.
after which they spent the evening in
various anusements. Later in tho even
ing another course of refreshments was
served. such wine and cake. The oven
ing was made a very delightful one to an
the guests
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
Diamonds

Diamonds have advanced steadily
in price for eight years, but we have &C
CURED such large stock of Cluster
Rings Breaches, Lavalicrs and other
jeweled pieces that we will give One
Fourth discount from regular prices
on any piece in our house during this
sale. This discount does not apply to
one, two, three, for or FIVE stone rings,
and special prices will be quoted on
these
We will guarantee that not one piece
offered at this One Fourth discount
sale can be duplicated at wholesale price
for what we ask, butwe are overstocked
and would rather have the money.
Consult your business sagacity on this
point.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02

l-3uTitzsen OF Glenwood are visiting with
IeIauNes and friends in this CITY
Mrs. Josie JOrgensen was visiting with
reiatiVes and friends in RIchficld Monday
MIS- Adolph Hansen visited relatives
and friends in Manti Tuesday.
Dr- Byron W. King Of Pittsburg de-
lyered q lecture at the Snow academy
Thursday evening
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02

REASON N WHY.
1t will surprise most
people to learn that the
IargeststOCk ofWatChes,
Diamonds, JeweIry, Sill
Verware, Cut Glass and
kindred lines inthe inter
mountain country is to
be slaughtered just be-
fore Easter trade COM
mences and just when
most merchants are
holding for regular pro-
Its, but 1t has always
been our system to give
our customers every ad-
vantage in price when
the demandwaS greatest
Everyone knows thet
we are a one price, plain
figure house from which
there is nOVariation, but
now for a very short
period the bars will be
dropped and our select
stock is offered without
reservation at discounts
frOmregular prices rang
ing from 20 to so per
cent.
There is a reason for
everything and as it is
an unusual thing for a
large ieWeIry house like
ours to have clearance
sales we will state to the
inquiring mind that ].
II. Leyson & Co., illus
trateS in this state the
survival of the fitteSt'
among our craft and we
might addthat' the most
fit" in merchandising
onIysurviVe by adopting
modern methods and
the Annual Clearance
Sale to a iewelry store
is strictly modern mer-
Chandising and gives us
the opportunity to again
fill our cases with new
and fresh goods bought
with cash obtained be-
cause of the Clearance
Sale. Go look into the
cases of any merchant
who's afraid to slaughter
prices once a year and
notice the Junk we
III
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
Watches

Most anyone would buy watch if he
can buy it for less than it is worth. Our
watch case was never so plentifuliy
stocked and excluding the specials
quoted below we will sell any watch in
the house at 20 Per Cent Dis
count from regular prices.
OCR BAR GAINS ALWAYS
GUARANTEED.
Gents II size, open face, 20
year Gold filed EIgin, CI1 M
Waltham or Swiss for VE %'VV
Gents Sa,, Go s1f Hp2 s%s: foo 90 $500
Ladies' 0 size, Hunting, 20
Y Yi55, G C. W, @5sd s.; sTi's, $500
We have never before offered as good
watch tor the money, as we are giving
a higher grade case and our Swiss
movement is superior to any ever before
offered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
Umbrellas

The best on earth will be sold at
Half Price during this sale. The
line contains some most unique and
artistic handles for both men and women.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
Sterling SilyerFlatwarea t8OCoaH

We have on display in our north window few nun
dred of Sterling Silver Table and Tea Forks Dessert
and Table Spoons all of elegant design which QOo
we will weigh out and sell at, an ounce, ONHA
Five other regular patterns will be sold at S1.OO
ounce including teaspoons.
No house in America sold sterling silver at any
sale for less than $1.OO and with 700 discount
on all fancy pieces and hollow work we are giving an
unparalleled opportunity to buyers of silver at this time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02

The door is open on Monday Morning,
April 3 at 9 O'Clock, to the greatest
buying opportunity ever given by Jew
e!ry house in Utah. Our stock is larger
andbetter selected than ever before, giving
greater assortment from which to choose.
No silver polish will be given this week
for phone calls for the correct Tina.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
Leather Goods

All our choice imported Purses, Card
Cases. Bags, etc, will be slaughtered at
Half Price. We expect more next
month and must have room.
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FlatWare

We will sell. VIM. A. Rogers Flatware
as follows:
Tea Spoons, per set Of six TIC
Tor
Table 16t Spoons. per set of six S1.5O
Table iot Forks per set of six Sl.5O
E SoSsr in s 9?f ns sGd es. Bo'.er $l.OO
Berry e5yb Spoon gilt bowl Sl.5O
Case containing 8 Tea Spoons,
Table Spoons, 6 Forks ca %S
and Knives for .... ~O'AO
We have but few sets Of above, so come
early.
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STATE SOCIETY

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
Novelties. Etc

All Statuary, Ornaments, Lamps. Sill
yer Novelties, Imported and Domestic
Belt Buckles, Imitation Pearl Necklaces,
Corals. Fancy Guard Chains, Wooden
Stems will be sold at One Third
Discount. We are importing this
Fall some very complete lines of above
and must have room.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02
Clocks

Our clock Stock IS superb but It goes
at IS Per Cent from regular prices.
Among our Hall Clocks we
have three of American
a @st: ss chat we will! close $500
One handsome Italian
Carved Case, double
chime, German move.
g gsa5. 90. rs :sis D,iss price S375.OO
Another regular $3.50 90 G927 En
sale price POO 'oV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-30
H. C. DAVIDSON. REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE.
ZIRkLE & MOORE.
 Real Estate and Insurance
l, and InSurance.

FOR SALE-One of the loveliest homes in the southern part of the city, on paved street. eight rooms with all modern improvements. This house is ideal in every respect and can be pur- chased at very low price. Terms to suit purchaser can be made, and if you want a home this the best house on the market.
 FOR sALE-Four room cottage on lot 50x150 on Jefferson Street near car line This can be had for $1,500 if sold immediately.
 FOR SALE-$1.750 will buy six room house near Decatur Street school. This property rents for $180 a year and is a fine investment.
 FOR sALE-s4,25o will buy new up- to-date. splendid home on nice street; sidewalks paved and in first-class resi- dence district with school near by. Will give good terms to good pur- chaser
 FOR sALE-Eight room house with store attached, in Fifth Ward. This property can be had for $2.0O0 if sold wishSst o delay Rents room we'll bause with servants house, in Fifth Ward for
 FOR sALE-Ten room house used for boarding house; rents for $40 year; price only $l,soo, ,o ,, ,, .uo houses renting for SOS year. and a vacant lot adjoining. 5ox150. This is sure renting property and is near car line It will increase in value.
 FOR SALE-If you want good house renting for $S per month on lot 5Ox15O for $750 we have 1t. We will loan $500 on this property and let you pay 1t back so that you can save money. It is we'll situated and worth the money.
 FOR sALE-Nice eight room resi- dence. we'll located, new and in good condition. We can sell this house for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-30

$3,ooO and carry s2,2o0 for you at per cent. You can't possibly duplicate this property for the money.
 WE HAVE a party desiring to rent two or three rooms In his home to desirable tenant that will furnish board for himself. wife and two children. References exchanged.
 FOR SALE-Nice one-story, seven room residence near in for $3,5O0 This residence is all that can be desired, and the neighborhood is strictly first class
 FOR SALE-s1, 300 will buy two four room houses renting for $1S0 a year. This beats leaving money in the bank drawing no interest
 NOTE-There is not single piece of property offered by us this week which Is not worth every cent asked for 1t. Real estate is increasing in value in Montgomery; don't miss buying; you vested will make some We can name hundreds of purchasers who have made money on property sold them through our office.
 We write fire insurance and solict all classes of property
 We call special attention to East Cioverdale lots. These lots are being sold from $200 to s400: restrictions as to sale only to white people; every care taken to make. 1t the best and hand trees will be planted this winter; houses will be built to suit purchasers: no shoddy houses will be built.
 FARM-We have a farm of 100 acres which we can offer at bargain Terms to suit purchaser
 RENT-For rent, 604 South Me- Donough; seven room house; two bath rooms; modern: splendid location; only $35 per month.
 RENTING have houses in different parts of the city for rent; call on us if you need a house.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-30
HOLT & STRAUSS,
 Insurance and Real Estate.
Great Demand for Property

Great Demand for Property.
 During the long period that We are
 in business, there has never been such
 a great demand for property as this
 season and our rentals show a phe-
 nominal increase over previous years
 Should you have any property which
 is not rented for the coming season,
 kindly allow us to put same on our
 rental list and we will secure you good
 tenants as we have many expectations
 for desirable property. For Rent-Hotel Fleming. from Oc- tober 1. containing 45 rooms. all in good condition. If you are interested
 we can trade with you. For Rent--Stores and ofices in the
 Exchange Hotel Building Possession given on or before October 1. For Rent-Corner store on Court Square and one of the best stands in
 the city. .4=s=.* For Rent-2o rooms. all connecting. near Court Square, splendid place for
 boarding or lodging. For Rent-15 rooms, all connecting, | very close to Court Square. Will put them in condition to suit tenant. s60 per month. s--- For Rent-Dwelling with seven rooms and servants house within two !, blocks of Court Square, for $45 per | month. An ideal place for frst-class | boarding house.
 For Rent-Splendd dwelling on
 Washington Street. which Is frst-class | in every particular. For Rent-S-room dwelling on South
 Hull Street. Modern comforts on | both fioors
 | For Rent-Beautiful suburban cot | tage corner Fielder and Gilmer Streets. This is a rare opportunity in getting a | delightful home in the suburbs. For story. siX-room I dwelling within one block Sayre Street
 School at $50 per month. For Rent-Ofnces in the new Stegal Building on South Court Street. Money at Per Cent. We have large amount of money | to lend on improved city property at $ per cent No additional cost except | for examination of titles. FIRE INSURANCE. | Insure your property through us and you will get the best protection. our
 motto, Losses promptly adjusted and paid in cash"
 HOLT & STRAUSS, Phone o2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-30
Fl. C. DAVIDSON. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.

Handsome Dwelling g. Lawrence St. l have just been authorized to sell one of the handsomest dwellings on this beautiful street; house two stories, seven rooms, two bath rooms, of most modern construction. Lot large and on west side of street This Is one of the most desirable pieces of property that has been offered for a long time.
 5. Hull Street-Up- to- date dwelling Of eight rooms, fine construction, lot 1O0x200 feet on west side of street, fine location, good drainage. no mosquitoes owner names an exceedingly low price on this property, in fact one that should insure an immediate sale.
 Fielder Street Vacant Lot-Large lot 100x312 feet on Fielder Street, beautiful location. perfect drainage; an ideal site for suburban home. For particu- lars call and see me- ..
 High Street CottaEe-Attractiye five room cottage on High Street, near South Hull Street. lot 50x150 feet; fine location; price $2.3O0. a bargain.
 Cottage, Pleasant Avenue-I have for sale a model six room cottage on west
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-30

We have a customer from the Far West who wants to buy a good farm Mont gomery, We are preparing to show him next week. If you have something to sell that might fill the bill. we will be pleased to show him your property If you will send us good description in time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-30
FOR SALE

On S. Lawrence St. a beautiful two- story home of six rooms and kitchen. Has water connections and bath both up and down stairs, electric lights and is in every way a most modern home This is on a very pretty lot, we'll drain ed and lays we'll This in the best neighborhood on this excellent street and can be bought reasonably cheap. Price. S6,500.
 On High Street, an excellent six-room cottage. Has water cOnnec tionS, bath. barn, electric lights and is on lot COX 120. This place would make you a corking fine investment or good home. The property in this section of the city Is increasing in value extra fast and you should reap some benefit from it by investigating this piece; $2.700
 On N. Holt St, a five-room cottage, water connections bath. gas, etc. Terms to suit; s2,250. -.
 On Houston St, a five-room cottage with a store attached. This Is a chance Tor you to go in the mercantile business in your own store. This is an excellent part of the city for suburban stores and you should see 1t. Price. S900
 On Maggie St. four-room cottage that will make a fine investment and can be bought for $750; $50 cash; bal ance, $10 per month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-30
SUMMER BOARD.

THE "Old Mill" Inn. situated on the beau, Bathing: l5 minutes ride on electric cars from Pensacola: terms reasonable For frrther Information address Miss Lillie r. TayIor The "Old M,ll" Inn. Pensacola.
 S'"A' 30t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-30
l9ailk5

side of Pleasant Avenue; lot 50x150 feet, beautifully elevated Cottage of the most modern construction nothing lacking to make it an attractive little home. For particulars call and see me.
 Virginia Avenue-Splendid piece of dwelling property on west side of Vir- ginia Avenue, corner Donaldson Ave- nue; house six rooms of modern con- struction. lot 50x150 feet, price low
 Vacant Lots, South Perry Street Ex- tension.-There are but few desirable lots now left on this beautiful street, and the prices on those advancing steadily. I have several of the choicest ones for sale. here's your chance to secure a handsome building site for the home you intend building.
 Gtn House Insurance-Owners of gin houses will find it to their advantage to see me before placing insurance on their gin houses for the coming sea- son; I have special facilities for hand ling this class of business, and can place your insurance in the very strongest of companies at lowest possi- ble rates. ..