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The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-11-25
THE garden HUCKLEBERRY"-AN EXPERT.
MENT AND A FAILURE.

MENT AND A FAILURE.
Last winter, as the Northern seedsmens cata-
,ogues began to drift in, noticed "a household
we have the wild berry in profusion throughout
Florida and OF course, a cultivated variety might
he an improvement; 80 / was Interested; the more
after reading the somewhat extravagant notice Of
it in the catalogue reading as it did, as follows:
"A new fruit from Washington State, and most
desirable introduction OF late years; will out-yield
any other berry grown Grows from seed and ripens
its crop year. Berries jet black, four times
the size Of huckleberries; for pies jams it is the
equal OF any other fruit grown. Plant as
tomato in box or pan, and, when danger OF frost Is
over, set out Axe feet. When jet black, stew thirty
minutes; make very sweet Better than wild buckle
berries for pies JAMS jellies, sauce and canning.
This new fruit is insect proof. light frost i'm
proves the fruit. This fruit can be kept fresh for
winter use or market. For winter pull up I've
vines just before FROST after the first FROST stack
away where they will not freeze, and delicious fresh
fruit be picked all winter as they will not rot
and will keep fresh and nice for months"
So sent for l0cent packet of seeds, and, about
the first of March, planted them in the beds pre-
pared for raising plants to be set out later in the
open ground. About 40 per cent of the seeds came
up in due time and throve well; picking out was
given them, and, about the middle of May, at the
commencement of the rainy season, / transplanted,
the as does with tomatoes into the garden,
from the far North, it was deemed more preferable
climatic conditions prevailed Set singly, about
three feet apart in the row, they took early root,
and, when ] left for six weeks vacation in the
West, had fairly established themselves, having been
given a generous handful of commercial fertilizer
such as was used in the pinery shed, about each
plant.
When returned in July the bushes were about
n foot high, fairly we'll balanced and full of fruit
large as marbles or scupperuong grapes borne
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-11-25
OUR COSY CORNER.

Most cordial greeting and hearty welcome TO all
the new sisters and brothers of Our Home Circle
redivivus. Redivivus-for it is not to-day that it
is born. 1t 'lived and moved, and had its being
some years ago. and for seven years it went about
all over the Union seeking for the good that it might
find to do, and doing it as well as it knew how.
But there came time when its vehicle got
upset, or the wheels came off-or something-end
Our Home Circle retired into the shadows to sleep
awhile-not to die 1t had faith in its ultimate
resurrection and to-day that faith is justified Our
Home Circle was just bding its time and waiting
for the day when 1t should once more roll up its
sleeves and 90 to work for the greatest good of the
greatest number.
And the day has come. The Sunshine has
reached it and walked it from its sumber, and now
it steps forth into the arena, wideawake and eager
to its friendship with the oldtime sisters and
brothers. and to shake hands with the new.
There are hundreds in Florida to-day who know
something of the work Of Our Home Circle In the
auld lang syne and what it did then it hopes to do
again. It purposes to take up its duties just where
it laid them down, and to enlarge their sphere.
And what was it's work, do you ask, you new sisters
and brothers of Our Home Circlef In truth, it
would be easier to tell what was not its work. But
it's editor will try to answer the query
It sought first and always to extend helping
hand TO those who needed assistance or advice, to
cheer and encourage the weary housekeeper and the
perplexed new settler. II sought to bring together
In Our Cosy Corner the individual members OF its
bo family. for their mutual benefit 1t found homes
for homeless little Ones and at the same time tied
empty inches in lonely hearts, and brought chiid.
music into sad and silent households. 1t brought
fogetber men and women who needed to flee from the
cold winters of the North, yet had not the means
TO come South and pay their board and those already
here who needed help in their househoidS YET "e'e
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Femininity and the Home Circle


doing II intends to do them all again, and also
many more besides as its work trends upward and
onward, and reaches out into the SUNSHINE all
over our beautiful State, and beyond.
But its editor wants the help and cooperation
of its members; wants them all to feel both sisters
and brothers, that the cousin Helen" of to-day is
the same "Cousin Helen" of the good old times, and
the auld lang syne. She wants them to step in and
SAY their say" about things as they see and know
them to state their experiments and experiences in
the home for the benefit of Others and to contribute
OF their stores of good things and of all else that
may help weary brother or sister.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-11-25
A TRICK ABOUT IRONING,

The Chinese laundryman knows little trick
worth trying Instead of heating his iron Just right
for use he heats it scorching hot tnen ne nIun9cs
it into cold water for an instant, which cools the
surface sufficiently to allow him to make several
effective passes the heat meantime gradually return
ing to the surface If necessary he repeats this two
or three times till the iron is of the right temper
ure 70 ply us vocation uninterruptedly This saves
the frequent changing of irons of the usual method
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THE SUN

single and in clusters. / congratulated myseli on
having something new novel and of values but asking
the boys who had cared for the place during my ab
sence, about them they said: mix goot; hard as
marbles perfectly tasteless."
Then I tested them and found it true I went
into the house, got out the gorgeously illustrated
catalogue that described the NEW household irult
of great value" and re-read the forid descriptive
text about it. Whatever the fruit was in the State
of Washington, in the State of Florida it was
very different thing
In nv yearly jOurneyings to the meetings of the
National Editorial Association during the last twenty
years have met many editors from every State and
Territory of the Unions so recalled one the editor
of the Northwest Horticulturst, of Tacoma, Wash,
and wrote him to my experience with the won.
derful fruit that had ventured into the Southland
as possible domicile for itself Here is his reply:
"Tacoma, Wash, Aug l5 l9o5-W. Il. Pabor,
of some days ago. we have two huckeberries growing
wild here in Washington, the purple and the dark
blue black. The latter only is used for culinary
purposes, and it is delicious pie fruit Under your
conditions it might do differently. Should you de-
sire to try may be able to procure some seed or
plants to ship you in the fall. Very truly,
And it was the purple had growing in my gar
den. And the woman seed seller had sent out the
useless, instead of the useful, kind. Did she know
it? Had she grown and tested it in her fairy-like
surroundings at Floral ParkH Will she tell us'
'GMary Mary, quite contrary"
How did your huckleberries grow!
Now, in little magazine published in Pennsyl-
vania, find, in the September issue an article on
this same fruit-the first have seen in any OF my
reading of fruit papers. Its editor, stating that
discussion had arisen among those interested rs to
whether it was safe addition to our list of edible
fruits, and as the botanst of the bureau OF plant
industry at Washington had been quoted authority
regarding the poisonous properties of the fruit, the
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-11-25
OUR FAMILY FRIEND.

-, Under this heading our readers will find items
Oh practical value to the whole household-bow TO
10 tnings and how to make them. And orr s;sters
ana brothers are expected to prove themselves true
'r'endS OF the family, too, by telling us all about
Continued on Fiftontb ponoA
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OUR LETTER BOX.

r. You will find right here, but it's empty lust now
one don't expect letters before the first mail comes
in. But the lid is up. ''''o'
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DayF
MOVING. PACKING, SHIPPING,

=, THE REDBIAN VAN q STORAGE
Cop only firm IN the city owning anu
CohI9lllng IT'S own teams, Warehouse ls'.n
eye. Large thrce-horse vans TWO ,al ,sl,
warehouses;, expert furniture pachets
G9hn snip your goods TO any part OF tno
beers VI the New York Furniture Ware
nouseinen'a association. Have correspon,
uents IN all the principal cihes IL Wv
ma1t your goods shipped from any pow
sast or west, see US, as our conhecVII,Uln.'
wltn othcr large concerns make " pE9SS
slDle 10 save you money and troubls, ~
nee, liS-ll5-lH South West Temple sueo''
Both phones 50b
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED--RESPONSIBLE MAN TO
manage branch office and depot for large
coffee and spice company owning its own
mills. Salary $4,000 monthly aud commits
sions References and Investment OF ST.
900 90 required. Address manager, Is River
St Chicago.
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an ideal G-rm cottage, rooms
an ON ground floor very neat
ly arronged,frout and back hail.
back porch screened basement
barn, lot nxl2tfL You viii have
10 zee thls In order to- appreciate
This wonderful opportunity
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
LAKE SIDE MINNIE cOMpANY

LAM all'E MINING COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
,aIJuurnedD stockholders meeting Of ths
Lake Side Mining company. will be
neid IN, Room 3s Templeton Building
Salt AXE CITY Nov, 2, 1905 at 10 a. m,
Ior tne7 purpose OF electing a Board OF
directors aud % consider the proposition
70 RAISE the capital stock OF the com.
pany from Three Hundred Thousand
WBlop) shares TO Five Hundred Thousand
SSoOpl shares, and the par value Of each
snare OF stock from Ten 00) cents to one
Wll. dollar and 70 consider such other
business as may come before the meeting.
JAS NELSON, Secy.
Holiday, Utah,
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SAVINGS.

YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE.
u kely to be exactly what you
make H. What you do now I'm
me way Of saving may deter
mine what the future will bring
YOU a savings account Us great
helper; LEI Us open ono for you
Utah Savings d Trust Com
Rany, No, l6D Main Street, Salt
salt Lake City, Utah. w. $. Nc
GOfnlck, President; John j,
ilaly' Wee President, lleber NJ
Wells, Manager
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s sr0am tHuAtory brlgk
home, natural wood finish an
through large h1somcut MNGeo
furnace toulheasL Price. $3.50,
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BUILDING LOTS.
2t3xl0 rods, 9Th West St,-....,,. .f525 %
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
TILE COLORADO MINING co

III 7-'71177IN ~ NJ ~ ~ W
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Colorado Mining Company will DO
pany PA Atlas Block Salt Lake City.
Utah, on Saturday, November IS 1905. at
II o'clock a. m, OF said day. for the pur-
pose OF electing members Of tho Board Of
Directors Of the, Company, and for the
cles OF Agreement OF the Colorado Mining
Company 10 read as follows, and for such
other business as may be brought before
the meeting.
Article 5--The principal plans Of busl-
ness Of this corporation shall be at Provo
CITY Utah County, Utah, but its Board
OF Directors may establish and maintain
offices Mt such other places as II may
determine
Transfer books close Tuesday. Novem-
Der II, 1906, and remain closed until after
said meeting
JESSE KNIGHT President.
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WATCH REPAIRING.

Cleaning. 7Sc; main spring, f5c; crytsls
iSc Guaranteed for two years, ~ W,
snaplIo. expert matchmaker. IS w Ind 80
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SIGNS. SCENERY, ETC.

PETERSON, a RICHARD ST PHONE
1908 x. Metal signs. badges, banners etc
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STORAGE.

PARTIES DESIRING STORAGE FOR
notatoes. onions, apples, or any other
Commodity. would do well to communl-
CAFE with US Terms reasonable Ware
h6rr~ on . 5 / trackage c. s Martin
& 90. 2il West Second South st
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l9SKlS n, within . hlcrks n the
center OF town win cell az d sac
IiAce. make am ulteE
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5-rm frame 2sXIs rods. water
aud electric Hight lawn, etc.
East side near South Temple 81
Worth 5000, sale price ,.u.,,,. SSo0.9O
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COAL.
HARNESS REPAIRING.
ToMBsToNES.

~'-.-~-'>-.-'- --'--.-,----
r. MCKENZIE, MONUMENTS AND
tombstones Write for prices 422 State
Street
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RANCH REAL ESTATE AND
INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Suite .3o.l.2 y. y. walker Bldg.


Try THE llIIl4lSS,
They toll thr truth touching those things
tending 20 true towering triumphant
terrestrial trades They take the time to
treat thoir traders truly, rendering terms
that tempt thOusand< Ia trade through
them, take tho't TO these things ANA Try
them today. 1uttlo futile, TutUe. Tuttc,
Tuttlo Bros No li9 Main Street
guttlc received a letter yesterday from a
Denver man, who owns 4 nice modern
new pressed brick 5-rm cottages with mo
largo lots located and known as Nos, 9h
sj2 93, and RS Lincoln Ave, (Ncar ath So
and 9Th y, SITS, a fine locality. lie took
them ON mortgage and must sell at once.
This letter reduces his prices from 500
20 $50 ON each house for cash and quick
sales These are ideal places. We want
you 10 cali and get particulars We've
got To sell them quick. rs your oppol-
tuuity We have property all over this
cit. az all kinds OF prices Both vacant
and improved. Land Lowell az "a billiard
table or SO rolling that 'twould make YOU
seasick. Wen what's the use talking
about IT, We've got the largest list In the
city, ana II don't cost you II cent TO learn
all about our properties. We've got money
" TUTTLE BROS & wooLLEY,
Progress Herald Building,
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE AND CLEAN
MP we Offer these Ghances at following
Kew tr@ a frame. 9th So, opposite
Liberty Park ...,...".....,.... -, Sl6JJ
Large 1-rm frame 2nd West 1th
South b., .,...,,,..,,.,-.. ...tt ,.,... 'N-'VV
S-rm. modern brick now building
on NH 81 near Ind 60. furnace 5000
S.rm new modern brick, furnace, 18th
H. md South .u,.,...,..,,...... 5000
G-rm. brick cottage modern, 9rd
So. bet 10Th and 18th Il. ...,"..f $500
5-rm. brick 9Th West ...,......,.,...Sl2il
6-rm. frame and shinged cottage,
MODERN s4l So. sra y. ................S 800
4. nm. brick $40 ara St....................Sl GO
Also several and 4 room frames and
bricks ON West and North Sides at low
prices.
Tarms-Any Of the above Will be sold
on monthly payments same az rent. and
without cash down payments n desired,
boutwell, d McCONAUHGl,
503 AuCrbach Building
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SIT. JOE MINING COMPANY.

sT. JOE MINING COMPANY.
The annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Saint joe
Mining Company, for the cleo
ton Of officers and tho trausac-
ton OF such other buslncss as
may come before thom. will be
held at the Office OF the COM
Pany 81 Commercial Block, salt
Lake CITY, on Monday, Novem-
Der 18th, 1905, at p. m.
The books for the transfer OF
stock will be closed Saturday,
November An, 1905
". C.. BURTON.
Secretary.
Dated Salt Lake City. Utah,
Oct 18th, 1905
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AUCTION.

AUCTION auction
~ h. NJ. ONION, ANNUAL CLOSING
SAFE ot an kinus Of gouds. sold "a pay
storage and other charges, On TUESDAY
oct. 5lst at IA q. m, at store No south
" cst Tempe street, viii be sold la 81
lot Of household and other goods Car
pots rugs, c0uChes slueboarus, stoves,
IRON beds. dresscrs commodcs. Whrdropcs
sewing machines, Chaup, rOCkcrs. me
steel ranges beds ana bedding lot school
deske, uiuiug tables ana cnars, upnols.
tered furniture and hundreds of usetul
articles, aIsO 80 yalises and contents sod
ON account Of Cullen llOtol
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by r. NJ ONlON or WEDNES-
dag. Nov lst lQ.3U a. M. at . I MON Ave.
ION 8hrd East between Bird and itn
SOUTH, viii be sold carpets chairs and
rockers, dining and H. J.. tables side
board Homo Comfort steel range. heat
Ing stove. linoleum, nne folding bed CEN
ter tables, lace curtains, lot home made
fruit, etc
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OK TUESDAY. OCT. 3lST Al 1873
g. m, at No, III T. Brigham ST. due lot
furniture, carpets and rugs, parlor rock
ers, couch folding he'd cost $50, clock
lace curtains ana poriors, sidoboard am
INK table Chars. fine bedroom set. cost
1926, brass trimmed beds, dressers anu
stands, steel ranges hot blast heater
lnoleum, kitchen utensils, otc.
ALSO on WEDNESDAY,
NOV. lst. at 1870 a, m No lE ST.
take 3rd ST.. car. fine lot goods parl1r
rockers book shelves fine rugs, hot blast
heaters tnc plano, cost 500, 2 dining ia
blcs. hne china closet dining chairs
china glass and silyerware. home made
fruits, blrdseyo maple dressers brass
trimmed beds oak drosscre ehlnonier
art squares Buck steel range, linoleum,
cooking utensils etc
*. a. ANDREWS. Aucuoneer.
If YOU WANT STOVES SEE THE
Coop, Second Hand store. 22h South
State ST. n YOU have stoves 10 sell or
trade. sec Coop Second Hand store, 225
South state ST
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
CANNON n CANNON.
"a East South Temple street,

| n you are contemplating tho purchase
| OF n home on building lot, II Will pay
| you 20 buy now because property Is going
| 10 have u steady raise IN value from
now ON. with the increased supply of
water tho city ia procuring and the ad-
vent ~ the many new railroads Co our
city together with the great amount of
money expended by tho smelling COM
panies Is going TO swell the population
OF salt Lake city 10 great proportions
within the next three years. and mako OF
| our city ono Of the greatest IA tho west
Perhaps some u the following may inter
est YOU
5-rm. rome s5Nlls rods. water
aud electric Hight lawn. etc
East side near South Temple 81
Worth 5000 sale price ,...,,,.. A9o0.N0
S-rm. modern brick, ix9 rods, Sth
East owner says he win take
just what house alone cost".",., NJo2.OO
Beautiful 5-rm brick (modernl,
6xl3 rods, good barn, flowing well
lawn, shade and fruit trees; ON
ear line cost $3.50 ~. sale price 5000 90
6-rm brick house, iNlo rods. 9th
East ST. one of tho most deslra-
bic streets iu the city $4,000
BUILDING LOTS,
2isxl0 rods 9Th West St,......,.. .S2j %
6}xlG feet 2s blocks from Eagle
Gate Observation-Disclosures. sINN'W
2iax7 rods, lst Street ,.."....,,,, 5000 %
2isx9 rods 90 alley 7th Bast.u.,.. $4,000
3Sxl32 H. Cor NJ and Sth 1900
iOxio rods end South and 9Th East 10000
! these don't suit you call Al oar office
and we will show you many others
CANNON & CANNON,
% LNnaI annln lr.n1nln .irNnI
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TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKS,
cLkIRVoYANT

YOUR FUTURE FoREToLp, FULL
name Included Spihtyus' weetngi ,.%
erv THURSDAY and SUNDAY ght w ~"
Tb,rd south Phones 2u1-k'
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TICKET BROKERS.

GRosIIELL's TICKET OFFICE. Es.
tablished iSs. Railroad tickets bought,
sold and exchanged No pa Main b. IT.
II. Groshell Manager
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BAD DEBTS COLLECTED.

1--WE GET THE MONEY" TRY US
John Wallace & Co. Top Floor D. II
Walker Plda Both Phones
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REWARD or S. FOR ANY ONE
nnqirg a large brown mare with one
white hind foot. with halter on. weighs
about 1870 pounds broke 10 work has
had foretop cut on and partly grown
out Finder please return 20 PAGES Feed
stable salt Lake city Walter logan
Thatcher, Idaho. owner
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WANTED.

FIRST CLASS SEWERS WANTED.
experienced on furs preferred. |. G. GlosS,
Furrlet, 30 South Main street,
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RAILROAD TICKET TO CHICAGO.
Detroit Mich. or some other point IN Hl-
n0la or Michigan. Address t2j News
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5.rm. brick house, iNlo rods, 9th
East ST. one of tho most deslra-
bic strrcts I'm the city ...........,..s 5000. %
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CARPET CLEANING.

WE CALL FOR, TAKE UP, STEAM
clean and relay your carpets on short
notice Thornberg steam Carpet Clean.
ins Works $50, 500 T., 9th SO. Phones 1905
TIFF OLD RELIABLE CARPET
cleaner. Il Eynon, s. J.. steam Carpet
Sieanlng co. We call and deliver. Bell
S0i9 Ind no Eighth W, q South TEMPLE
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JEWELRY REPAIRING.

Send your jewelry TO the Western Jew
elry Co for repairing 81 Main Street
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CARPENTER ANo CABINET WORK.
SALT, HAY, GRAIN.
SHOE RepAlRINe DELIVERED.

SALT. SEEDS. FLOUR GRAIN AND
produce Sears g. Jeremy, 20 Richards st
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WALL PAPER CLEANING.

KAPLAN HOUSE CT. Co. ROOMS 81
IN Ofnce under Walters Bank Tells
1929: 1895
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WE HAVE JUST INSTALLED A
plant equipped With The latest machinery
for our repairlng business Specially I'm.
Tended for FIRST class ana rapid work
Telephone and we will cell for ana delV-
or YOUR boots and shoes or slippers quick
IA. American Shoe Repairing Co. Tel Bell
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Beautiful 5-rm brick (modernl,
6xl3 rods, good barn, flowing well
lawn, shade and fruit trees, on
ear line cost $4,000" sale price 5000 90
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GE s7AL REPAIRING.
STOVE REPAIRS.

STOVE CASTINGS SOLD AND PUT
IN by Al workmen Western Foundry &
stove Repair Works Both phones.
STOVES. RANGES FURNACES AND
water Jackets cleaned and renaired All
castings supplied. All work guaranteed.
W. Goalen Co 3r W, 10th South. Bell
phone i9I5-Y
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S-rm modern brick. ixg rods, Sth
East owner says he win take
lust what house alone COst....., SJ0p.GO
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BICYCLE HOSPITAL.

BICYCLES REPAIRED AND FOR
sale. f. c. Sanford 22 state Street
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WILL SELL YOU At A BARGAIN
vacant lots a cottage or a model house In
any. part NJ the city Jas x Shaw, under
Walker Bros Bank
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HARNESS SHOP,

TEAM. CARRIAGE AND BUGGy
harness work an kinds Htrap work Re-.
pairing q speciality Grow Bros IS south
West Temple