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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
Trade Shows ID well.

Merchants in all lines of business TO-
port a good week. The volume Of retail
trade especially in seasnna BILE clothing
ana dry goods. was satisfactory hotels
ana restaurants transacted A heavy huSi-
ness JoDbInC and Wholesa ling were above
the average for the time Of the wear. pre-
saging a heavv- fan trade collections
were good and the condition of the MONEY
market could not we'll be improved The
local banks have an abundance Of ready
money for investment and the rates Of
interest are a shade lower than DIT any
previous time
The local commercial stocks did nothing
sensational during the week Business
along this lire seemed To he conservative
Prices remained firm where they did not
advance. the sugar stocks coming IN for
their full share Of attention. Several OF
the stocks are preparing to paw special
dividends The regular dividend navahIa
July l. the beginning Of the new quarter
arc expected to make their influence felt
in the local financial market Following
are the figures on the more popular Of
the stocks for the close of the week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
Salt Lake Prices Higher.

The prices asked for realty in the
business district of Salt Lake City are
higher has a rule than prices obtained
i'm the business district of Los Angeles
when the latter city had a population
equal to that of Salt Lake at the pres
ent time.
This may be due, of course, TO the
sharp rise which has taken place here
since the completion of the Salt Lake
railroad However. it should be borne
in mind ~ the seller that the only
barometer which is capable of furnish
ing the buyer a true guide to the
natural increase in the value of land. in
an active market, is the official record
of building operations. Heavy build
ing operations keeping pace with active
trading indicate a healthy tone in the
market Active trading and a dearth
Of improvements are evidence of an
artificiauy created. speculative market.
which is the very worst thing that can
happen in the early progress of a city.
1t results in forcing land values up be
yond the reasonable figure at which the
investor who wishes to build will buy
1t chokes off natural growth in its in
ception and when the spectators have
got tired Of selling their holdings to one
another. the land values drop back to
their natural level, but the man who
wanted to buy and build is gone
There never has been a period in the
history of Salt Lake when calmness
was so much needed in the real estate
market as the present. Capital is d
shy bird and not very many of the
local land owners are standing around
in an attitude of putting salt on its
tail
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
HOUSE CLEANING.

EXPERT men for all branches house
cleaning. National HSUse Cleaning Co.,
80 =. lst So.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Domestic Situations. three insertions
free. Professional and Clerical Situa-
tons, one-kalt cent word Daily, enc
cent word Sunday. DreDaiG-
S~--~~~~~S~~~~~~~--~--~-~
YOUNG woman wants janitor ar other
work by the daS or hour, good references
Lapper. "a ". Sd So
DKESSMAKER would like few more
agements by the. day in families Ad-
dress Dressmsker, as So " Temple 81
YOUNG respectable woman wants work
in boarding house in mining camp Al
dress a g. Herald.
CLERICAL work or care Of books
evenings; references. Address a :, Her
aid
YOUNG married man wants positions as
porter, Janltor or At outside work good
references LaDDer, "a w Cd So
WOMAN wants washing and ironing 10
do at home. Bel phone 1918 \. Good
work.
WASHING or housework. thursday and
Friday Bell phone AS h
a GIRL desires a position as general
house girl where there Is no WASHING
Address 3 Mortensen court 9Th SO. bet
I'd and ID 2
lCOBOREDs woman wants q good place
TO work by the week Address " ,. Her
aid.
YOUNG Japanese wants position TO DO
plain cooking and homework. Address
344 So. 1st ".
ANY kind of honorable employment by
strong young man of Is years who is
willing to work Address IS . St
EXPERIENCED japanese cook. wants
situation. Address i55 18th St, Ogden
Young woman wants work by Sse, day
washing or ironing Miss Christensen, 564
z So. Temple.
OFFICE OF store cleaning. Address
rear Of 81 " 6th So
A FIRST class Iaundress wants work
Monday and Tuesday. Cali at 645 ; Ord
East Saturday.
A GOOD. honest young man Il years old
would ike position in an ass yer's office
OF d stock brokers' office Can give good
references and can write a good hand.
Apply at % W n Temple
A LADY cOpyist desires writing TO do
at home. or will work afternoon at office
copying. Address w %. Herald
A GOOD ChOre boy wants a situation in
q private family. age Il years. Address
s3S + ID So. between 9th and 10th +.
COMPETENT lady bOOkkeeper and
tstenographeT desires position at once; eX-
perienced- moderate salary " @ Herald
BOY wants position to milk or care
! for horses. Address " % Herald-
REGISTERED pharmacist. Phi. e.,
wants position. country preferred \ No
I references Address Salol, Herald
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BRASS FOUNDERS.


Z. REEVES AND A. E. PERKINS,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
1S4 So. 6th West St Tel 1895 X.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

LIVE men and women for every couR-
ty in state, new novelty big profits +,
sells like hot cakes: send for sample. Ad-
dress a T Smith Co. $50 So. 9TH w St
Salt Lake City. Utah.
TECTTVES-Shrewd men wanted in
every community to act under our IN
stTuctions; previous experience not neces-
sary- Send for free book of particulars
Grannaus Detective Bureau 20, CinCin-
natl. o.
AGENTS can make SO per day selling
our 'MendaTiD TO farmers U SeWS- IL
Tivets- we have the bull by the horns =
we manufacture them Send stamp for
catalogue FOote & Co. Los Angeles
Cal
AGENTS to handle biggest nnenev-msk-
ing fire eXtinEuiSherS- Special startling
offer. exclusive territory; SO to $500 per
month Badger Chem Mfg Co. NIilwau-
kee. Wis
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CARPET CLEANING.

|@-~~--~--S~~-~~~---~~~-~---
FLUFF rug works. 80 W. So Temple
Edw- Gaby. Propr. Phone, Ind, 12U9.
Bell 1209 X
We CLEAN your carpets on the floor
by compressed air and vacuum, upHoi
stery. beds. rugs. etc; work guaranteed
liz So West Temple Phones 555-
S L STEAM Carpet Cleaning works.
S W. & ST. L Eyuun. Bell 2019; Ind lfl0-
We CALL for, take up, steam clean
and relay your carpets on short notice
ThornberE Steam Carpet Cleaning Works,
S53-Se3 r 9Th So. Phones Ices
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.


YOU can save money OF plumbing BY
getting estimate from Keddington &
Webb i59 +. Sd SO. 'Phones-Bel, 225S;
Ind. 24l4.
Anderson Bros. the practical plumbers
81 :. State ST Tel. Bell. 2e97; Ind..S30.
D W. JAMES < co. plumbing steam
and hot water contractors s. f I'd South
St Phone 30
JAMES J. FARRELL. 335 5. Main St
Phone 1865 X.
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SPTRITUAIISTS.

One-half cent q word Daily prepaid.
Five cents counted Hne if charged.
one cent a word Sunday prepaid Ten
cents counted line If charged.
MARVELLOUS demonstrations Of shirt
power. telcpathy. ClaiTvoydnCe. etc Como
and receive a message from your dead
friends OF relatives Their fun name
given. fun name. occupation and future
sealed. mental and written questions an
swered. Admission 10 cents SUNDAY
night, Arnold DiCksons haH go East 80
So. St Both phones Readings daily
THE MaureTs. A O. / " hail l6l :
Main, Sunday, Sis. Admission free
MRS P FONTYN. Clairvovant and
Trance Medium. 257 5. West Temple
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= Julius r Black. one of the real 4
' estate dealers of Los Angeles who 4
= came to Salt Lake on the recent :
Z excursion, remained in the city 4
= several days after his associates
= returned home. for the purpose of 4
= ma king study of the local bust I
= ness district. His impressions are I
y set forth in the following brief ar
> ticle. prepared for The Herald:
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Maccabee excursion to Lagoon on
Thursday. June 18th. Come along.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

~-~~S~~~7~>~~-S~-~~~~-
STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Mattresses. cooks. chambeTmaids-
Housegirls and all kinds OF restaurant
help wanted for city and country
- W I'd South St Phones +64
GOOD girl FOR Homework, small fam
lily Pa I St Cali
y COMPETENT girl for general house
work, must be good cook. no washing.
good wages. Mrs W. Van Colt, los +.
1st So.
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WALL PAPER CLEANING.

~~~>-~y~~~~~>~-~>~-~S
BEN kAPLAN. expert cleaner of wall
paper. etc rooms 81 up; satisfaction guar
anteed. office Douil Drug Store Phone
Bel li1a, Ind. 81
BUTTE Paper Cleaning Co. Charles NJ
Colt Mgr Office at Smith DruS Co.
Phones 23s
NATIONAL House Cleaning company
80 r. LIST South St
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I o. b b hall. Auerbach Bldg for
special or monthly meetings. See j. r.
Jepson. phone 753-k. 162 So. Main
MASONS.
ARGENTA lodge No. 3 F. and
~ A NJ. Regular meetings held at
~ ~ Masonic hail the first Tuesday of
M each month Members of sister
! lodges and solOurning brethren
cordially invited to attend
F. p SHERWOOD. W. NJ
NJ G. PHILLIPS. Secy-
MT MORIAH LODGE No. ., f. & A.
NJ Regular meetings held at Masonic
hall the second Monday Of each month
Members of sister lodges and sojouruing
brethren pa good standing are cordially
WA. NJ. RASH. W. NJ.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. Secy.
WASATCH LODGE No. / F. & a NJ
Regular meetings held at the Masonic
hall the second Friday of each month
Members of sister lodges and sojournine-
brethren cordially invited.
W. J. BARRETTE. ". n. S
A. J. LOWE. Secy.
UTAH CHAPTER NO 1. r A NJ.
Stated conversations held at Masonic
hall the first Wednesday OF each month
Sojourning companions cordially invited
TO attend
JOS. C. BYwATER. f II. p.
NJ g PHILLIPS. Secy-
4. A. 5. RITE-The four coordinate
bodies OF the A A s. Rite Of Free
Masonry hold stated meetings the third
corner West Temple and Second South
streets. Soiourning brethren invited
SIDNEY W. BADCON. SD Degree.
V NJ. Jordan Lodge Of Perfection No 2
WALTER SCOTT, h. c. G H.
", NJ James Lowe Chapter. Rose Croix
IRA o. RH0ADES.[K. c G.. H.
Commander Salt Lake Council Kadosh
No. J.
WILLIAM J. LYNCH. sd Degree.
N of h. Utah COnSiStOFy No l.
CHRISTOPHER DTEHL. SD Degree.
Registrar for all the Bodies.
A o. L w.
EAGLE GATE LODGE No. 10 meets
every Wednesday evening at A Q. L. W.
hall. 16l Main street
g J. DANGERFIELD. II. ".
s w DARKE, Recorder.
SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE No. 70
A o l. W hall. ISL Main street
J G MORRISON. NJ W
ODD FELLOWS.
Z O O. r TEMPLE DIRECTORY.
Subordinate lodges meet as follows:
Salt Lake lodge No , Friday.
Jordan lodge No. 9 Monday
Ridgiey lodge No. 2, Thursday
Enterprise lodge No Is; Wednesday.
Fidelity lodge No Il. "Wednesday
Mystic lodge No. -. Monday.
ENCAMPMENTS
Oquirrh encampment No ], second and
fourth Tuesdays.
Golden Rule encampment No. :. first
and third Tuesdays.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Naomi Rebekah lodge No ], second and
fourth Saturdays
Miriam Rebekah lodge No. ;. first and
third Saturdays
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OSTEOPATHY.

VI. MCDOWELL. Osteopath. SLIP Scott
Strovell Bldg. Phone 1895 X. Res. 1899 X.
r p KELLER. Osteopath. 1924 Auer-
bach Bldg. Phones. Bell. 1920 Y. Ind. f7z1-
W 5 RAINIER. ID. O.. sos Atlas Block
Both phones.
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TATLORS.

->~~-~---~~~~~~~--~--y-
A. NJ. ROSELL. * State Tel. Si45 y.
Fine selection OF woolens Suits to order.
Gents own goods made ND. Cleaning and
repairing. Work guaranteed. Low prices.
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ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS.

THE KELLEY co, makers of Ever
best Ice Creams and Shcrbets; whole
sale and retail office and factory rs
So. Main Rear. Both phones 1923.
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TICKET BROKERS.


GRDSHELI'S TICKET OFFICE. eStab-
liShed ISIS Railroad tickets bought sold
and exchanged. No. ~ Main ST. +. IL
GroshPI Mgr
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AND STOVE WORKS.

STOVES. ranges and furnaces repaired
castings at wholesale or retail 242 State.
Western Foundry & Stove Repair Works
Phone 1794-Y
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

g. f. W BOWERS. diamonds watches
and IewelTy, alarm clock, 75c; gold
bought. rs So. Main ST
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Inc most DeduJlIu1 CfJleS Oh the COHll-
nent.
Four to Investigate.
Members of the Commercial club. of
the Real Estate association and num-
Der of the city officials, including Mayor
K. Z. Morris. will go over the north
bench boulevard Tuesday morning
next. The Improvement proposed for
City Park may be considered at this
time in connection with the work pro-
posed on the boulevard. The work of
redeeming the canyon could be ex
tended over a series of years, but it is
urged that the tine has arrived to
make a start.
The drive up city creek is now one
of great popularity because 1t is SO
near by. and berause of the great
natural beauty of the canyon. The cool
breeze that sweeps down from the
snow-clad hills has also its charm in
the hot summer days. IF the hills on
either side that are now barren could
he covered with a coating of grass,
trees and flowers. the enjoyment of
this drive up City creek would be
multiplied many fold.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ASSAYERS.


Va A HODGES. assayer and chemist,
lS7 W d So St. Salt lake City
UNION ASSAY OFFICE. 81 South
West Temple St NJ s. Hsnauer. man
ager Analytical work a specially
J. W CURRIE. Nc. 20 W Sd South St,
salt Lake City. Samples by mail OF eN-
press receive prompt attention.
J NJ WICKER assayer, IS Richards 81
r. II. OFFICER a. co. assayeTs. 16s
So West Temple St. Salt Lake CITY
CRISMON & NICHOLS. ASA yers and
chemists. 30 s. ". Temple. Salt Lake
City
W II. TREMAYNE, assayer, over I'D
Main St. Salt Lake City. Utah. Mail
samples receive prompt attention
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DENTISTS.

A. s. CHAPMAN. Dentist. 505-s Scot
Bldg. Phones: Bell 1854 Y; Ind. 255S.~
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NAN and wife for outfit car.
Camp baker. ST.
Camp cook 80
Strocks Emp. AEcy-, A W I'd So ST.
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EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
TO PURCHASE VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

Vacant corner on Second South and
Second West streets. one of the choic-
est pieces of vacant property in the
city. will be offered by salt Lake Coun-
ty at public auction at the west front
door Of the Joint City and County
building. on July 10. 1905. at l. o'clock
noon: 132 feet fronting on Second
South street 165 feet fronting on Sec
ond West street; Sidewalk and street
both paved on Second South front.
This splendid piece of property is 10
Gated in the business district on Second
South street. This is one Of the best
opportunities for investment in Salt
Lake City.
Come to the sale on July 10. 1905.
Vocal and instrumental concert on
lower floor of pavilion at Saltair today,
June 25. 4:S0 p. m.
Maccabee excursion to Lagoon on
Thursday, June 18th. Come along.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25

I'INH- II'FIIf-- f1eII loyf I HUI -.
EDUCATIONAL.
GATRELLS Unique School of Short
hand and TypewTiting.. Hooper Bldg.
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SEWING MACHINES.

e--~o~~~-~~-~~-~~~---~~-~~ -----~~~~~~>~---~~-~~-
A RUBEN'S COOP. Auto service.
Murray exchange. Phones, Bell No. 3;
Independent 99.
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MAN-EXpeTieHced in any line TO
sell to general stores in northwest, our
jeweiry asSOrtments on uneXcelled prOpO-
sition: commission. with weekly advance
The Continental Jewelry Co, Dept p,
Cleveland. o.
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FLORISTS.

L. NJ. LAW. specialist on funeral de
signs and everything floral Telephones
81 Prices reasonable. pa Z. I'd Sc
THE GEMS FLORAL Co, up-to-date
florists. Is3 So. Main. Both phones 800.
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-Four to Investigate.

the most beautiful cities on the CONT
pant
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ACCORDION PLEATING.


SKIRTS made in box knife and sun
0uTSt nleatlnE- Accordion and side rleat-
ing. Mrs JeEnens. 80 3rd T. Bell '7hine
9G41 h
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That the fine retail business will all
be pulled out of Main street some day
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UPHOIsTERTNG AND REPAIRING


MOVED TO is ". list South New
goods. better facilities. Get our estimates
on upholstery ard repair work Both
phones 30. S2a9. Mattress q Mfg 90.
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WANTED

One-half cent q word Daily. PTepaia-
Eve cents counted line If charged
One cent q word Sunday. prepaid len
cents counted line If CHARGED.
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What Keen Observer From Abroad
Thinks of Business Property IN Salt Lake
Bring boum Import nj Changes in tn commerd District

IS very much to be doubted. In fact the
Main street property owners between
Second South and Fifth South have the
absolute power in their hands to main
tain the supremacy of that thorough
fare for a long time to come. by con-
certed action. In other words. they can
slacken the pace at which the retail
trade would naturally travel into state
street. by erecting superior class OF
improvements and keeping the mer-
chants where they are In order 10 get
the greatest possible benefit in this way.
they should organize Main street
Improvement Association, agree 10
pull down all shacks, and erect fine
modern structures in their places Main
street realty is reouted to be encum-
bered with very few mortgages. In that
event it would be easy to secure all inc
ready money necessary TO erect hTst
class modern buildings.
If this Is not done. then State street
Will become the great retail thorough
fare of the future, or will at least be
| placed upon a parity with Main street
Take to the Shady Side.
As is the case in Los Angeles. climatic
conditions appear 10 drive the shopper
J TO the shady side of all streets. The dif-
/ ference in the amount of traffic between
/ the east and west sides of Main street
/ III Sdlt Like IS worthy OF particular dl-
/ tention, as it affects the income and
/ thereby the ground value TO a greater
| degree than in Los Angeles In the
+; latter city. narrow streets facilitate
| crossing from one side to the other,
and a shopper who sees something
| across the street which appeals TO his
| pocket book, crosses over without hesi-
/ tation. In Salt Lake, With 1872 feet be
! tween Store fronts. the shopping eIe-
tment especially ladies' ACCOMPANIED BY
| children (and in Salt Lake. Cod bless
Them they all seem to be most bounti-
fully urovided) Will hesitate and re-
I frain from crossing over, thereby main
/ tanning a eongested state Of traffic on
1 the west side at certain times OF day,
5 with very little movement on the east
tside The favorite side once esta bIished
i maintains its popularity night and day,
and the most interesting feature of the
business district of salt Lake from a
real estate mans point of view, is The
enormous, elbow pushing crowd on the
\ west side of Main street ora saturday
/ evening. and the almost empty side
walk on the east. ~
/ This influences store rentals 10
marked degree. Between Second anC
Third South on Main street, the hig.
rentals on7ther west side, gel up- 10 81
per front foot, whist ON the east side
I they range from $50 to SO, the latte
being an extreme sunverified figure
! These figures are taken from informa
ton supplied the writer by local rea
estate men. The east side values suffe
, accordingly.
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SALESMEN-Ffv forceful hustlinE,
ssIcsmen- new ATTRACTIVE. legitimate. jew
elry pronosition. retail trade. Bond and
references required. 5000 to IS 600 yearly.
American Jobbing Association. Iowa City,
Ia
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FOUNDRIES AND MACHINERY.

UNION Foundry & Machine Co. Cast
ings Of all sizes brass or iron General
machine repairing and erecting. 63S 5.
4th West Bell phone 931.
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SChVENGERS.


SALT LAKE SCANENGER co. office
Atlas Blk Basement. Tel $66
KEEN SANITARY COMPANY. Office.
s. w 1sf South Tel 1911 Y
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

DOMESTIC help. 3 insertion free. Pro
fessionaI and clerical help, y cent a word
Daily and 1 cent a word Sunday, prepaid
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Three diagrams are appended. which
give a graphic illustration of the pull
exerted upon the retail district by the
select residence district.
Diagram No 1 shows the actual con-
dition of affairs in los Angeles. In a
period OF twenty-five years the select
residence district Icing southwest OF
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GENERAL REPAIRING.

r WALTER NJ JONES. q Richards St
Bicycles, repairing, grinding of all kinds.
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ATTORNEYS.


MGURRTN & CI-5TIN, 307 Security &
Trust Bldg 3 Main st.
! r DARMER. Lawyer. offices, 1913
Commercial Blk. Phone gi9 q.
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HAT FACTORY.

UTAH HAT FACTORY. w. N Pow.
Prop. Hats cleaned. pressed and remOd-
eIcd 95lle :. Main. Phone 1899
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DON'T BELIEVE

The man who tells you that we cannot
issue n RELIABLE RATING BOOK 1t
will contain more names and be more &C
curate than any heretofore published IN
Utah.
AMERICAN MERCANTILE e. RE-
PORTING AGENCY,
W. BENZ PUTNAM. Manager. top
floor Atlas bloch
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CLOTHING.


HIGHEST prices paid for mems second
hand clothing. hats and shoes. Apply by
post card at 80 Commercial St.
MEMS and youths suits on easy week
~ OF monthly payments Hub Clothing
House, y ". So. Temple