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St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

Rebels In Russian Poland are said
% be collecting stores Of arms. A
few legs and heads will come In
handy when the bombs begin to burst
again.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

Life is like the ocean. It browns
one man because he yields to it pas.
sively and blindly. 1t buoys up the
other because he strikes 1t skillfully
and with lusty sineWs.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

With hazing abolished and football
denatured, how may college youth
get even with his enemies?
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

Almost any married man can man.
age his wife without trouble-if she
will only let him.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

The autopobile accidents make the
reckless driving for which horse own
ers ued to be SO severely punished
like child's play.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24
LANTERN FROM OLD BOTTLE.
ingenious Idea Said to Have Beef
Devised by Mountain Climbers.

A 'mountaineers' lantern" 80 called
because sometimes adopted by belated
mountain climbing parties, il readily
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

The man who fears he will do more
than his salary calls for will never
have much salary to call for.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

Being forced to work and do your
best will breed you hundred virtues
which the idle never know.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

The poorest people on earth are
those who make the most of what
they have and the least of what they
are. a
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

Five submarines have sunk with
their crews in the last four years.
There seems to be fatal significance
In the name.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

A Pittsburg millionaire eloped with
= 17-year-old girl the other day. It
is alleged that she was not o mem
her Of any of the choruses.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

A Cleveland girl wants to enlist In
the navy. Most girls are willing, how
ever, to join the navy by marriage.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

Those Ohio girls who are asking to
enlist in the navy would, II their re.
quest should be granted, become tar.
tar1.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

Russia Is to build a battleship Of
the type Of England's Dreadnaught-
one that need fear nothing but its
own crew.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

Persia may be a beautiful country,
but the shah appears to have beaten
the czar several laps In getting par
lament into practical working order.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

It IL proposed to declare that au-
tomobiling is interstate commerce,
and to grant national licenses. Sen.
sible move.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

Never use what is not your own.
never buy what you cannot pay for,
never sell what you haven't got, is .
pretty good rule to go by.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

many an unsuccessful man would
rather preserve his dignity than hus-
tie.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

The Cognac is the name Of one OF
II balloons which started In the great
aerial race from Berlin. That name
should have sustained It.,
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

The marriage Of couple in st.
Louis was prompted by joke on mat
rimony. It is dangerous to joke about
matrimony.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

A Berkeley (Cal.) man has invented
o new language which has no swear
words In It. Our golfers will doubt
less agree that 1t fills a long-felt want,
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

Better do the little thing you can
do to-day than wait for the great
thing you would like to do tomorrow.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

Many boasted family tree looks
70 others rather more Hike a scrub
oak that is dying at the top.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

More than z, 900 persons die ol
measles In London every rear.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

I all our days were crowned with
success life would be an endless
drudge.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-24

Some men are prompted to look for
work merely out Of lille curiosity.
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NOTICE.

Notice Is thereby given that the nssess-
ment Of the tax levied by the CITY Com
Gil OF Salt Lake City Utah. by ordin ence
passed July 2, 1905. upon the propertv
aoutting upon all of lots 2 3, 1 and Z.
block 90, plat Fl" Salt Lake City Survey
for the purpose of curbing ana sutterIns
with cement (said gutter TO be thIr,y taoI
Inches wide) the east side OF ThIrteentb
East street from the south side OF Firat
South street to the north side OF Second
South street In Paving District No. "a. 90
completed. "
That the Board of Equalization and
Review appointed by the City Council FOR
that purpose. will meet at the office of
the City Recorder. room 100. City and
County building on Monday, July q, 1909
and continue In session until Friday, JULY
q, 1906. between tho hours of 800 and
4:So p. m. and Will hear and consider any
objections and mako correction Of any
tax which said Board may deem unequal
or unjust.
That during said time. between the
hours of a. m. and y. m. said list
Will be open TO public inspection at the
office Of the city Recorder, Room loo,
City and County building. Salt Lake City,
Utah.
BY order of the City Council, dated
], B. MoREToN. City Recorder.
Curb and Gutter Extension No. J.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-30
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Various Lodges Are Taking Rest Dur
ing the Hot Spell.

Tho X. OF P, lodges nro all laying OF doing
rank work this warm weather. Next Thurs
day evening the Bingham Junction lodge will
confer the rank OF esquire on twelve candi.
dates, and ii is expected that quito o number
will so from Salt Lake City, Murray and
Sandy TO assist in tho work.
Last woek Grand Chancellor II. P. John
son OF Sandy and General Organizer Lloyd L,
King pnid Tintic lodge, No. Is, at Robinson.
Utah. visit, and installed tho officers Of that
lodge for tho ensuing torn. Thoy were
greeted by q big attendance md afterward
enjoyed IN elegant banquet. There is no
doubt but that Grand Chancellor johnson,
who is one Of the most enthusiastic officers
who ever dllod that chair, will show big
increase in the membership in this domain
by the timo his term expires.
Literature advertising tho biennial oon-
vention Of tho knights of Pythins at Now
Orleans, La, is now being received hero. and
il is TO be hoped that quito Western
delegation will go,
Quito large delegation from Bingham
Junction was in at tho funeral of Brother
Selgrath, who was drowned at Lagoon last
Sunday,
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MODERN wooDMEN OF AMERICA.
Arrangements Completed for Annual
Outing at Lagoon August 8.

at the last meeting OF Great Salt Lake
camp tho joint committee from tho two local
camps and the camp OF the Royal No!shbors
OF America mot md perfected tho nnel
rangoments for tho annual outing nt Lagoon
Friday, August Q. Prizes will DO givon for
dancing snd sports. Such enthusiasm hns
been developed that thers Is now no doubt
but that tho outing will be q grand success.
Tho hgures-1. 100000. on tho di8oront ad-
vortisng matter-havo brought out many in"
quiries aa to thor meaning, the public gon-
orally not knowing that the two ordors
have that many members and that tho Mod
eru Woodmen alono hBvo nearly that mum.
Der, The results of tho littlo advertising
that has now been dono show an increase in
the number Of applications coming into the
two loonl camps. Great Snlt Lake camp has
oight new members. taken In during the lssi
weok, and there are over twenty applicants
awaiting adoption soon rs their certificates
arrive from the hond ofico. At this rate
there is no doubt that this camp will retain
tho prizo banner recently won from tho Og-
den camp. There will bo mooting Of tho
camp next Friday evening. as everybody goea
TO Lagoon ON that dny, On tho week follow
ing the camp will adopt fvo candidates
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-30
BIG STRIKE In FRISCO
Laborers on Street Railway Work Will
Walk Out Today.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 29.-To add
to the complication Of the labor situa-
ton in San Francisco, and following
close upon the heels of the strike Of the
lnemen and electricians on the United
Railroads, all the laborers, PAYERS and
other workmen engaged in construction
work on the street railway system will
be called out tomorrow morning,
A general strike of all construct ton
laborers and workmen on the United
Railroads was decided upon at a spe.
cial meeting Of the Street Railroad
Construction Workers union this after
noon, and committees named to call
on the mon tomorrow mcrning. The
union numbers about 1000 members, but
tho order, it is said, will affect about
1900 men, who are engaged in rehabili-
tating the street railways and changing
the cable roads into electric system.
1T IS alleged by the union that the
United Railroads started the trouble
by discharglng workmen because of
their affillation with and activity in
the union, and that the strike has been
called to enforce the reinstatement of
the men and an increase Of wages from
S1,50 and So to $3.50 a day for labor
ers, and from $3.50 to $3.50 for PAYERS.
and the demand for an eight hour dav
instead of ten.
At todays meeting of the union the
city was divided into districts and com
mlttees designated to work among the
men OF the different nationalities. The
majority of the members of the union
are foreigners and strangers in the CITY,
having been brought here by the United
Railroads.
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AGE OF WOMAN IS
AFFAIR OF HER OWN
80 Rules Ohio Judge in ReIeas-
ing a Witness jailed for
Refusing to Tell.

COLUMBUS, O.. July 29.-Judgs Sam
uel l.. Black of the Probate court OF
Franklin county has decided that a.
woman's age is u privileged matter when
she is party to law suit. unless II can
be shown that the question OF her age
has material bearing on the Issue,
Judge Black is married man, but still
on the sunny side Of life. and as gallant
a man as ever sat on the judicial bench
in this State.
Il wish l was humorist," he said, of
the bench. Il would like to do Justice to
This case
On the bench, and with pretty Miss
Tennle Frlstoe before him, the Judge was
all seriousness and attention.
MISS Fristoe apparently has no reason
TO be ashamed OF her age, be IT what IL
may She is petite and vlvacious. and
the curves of her lips give no Indication
OF the firmness which led her TO 60 to
jail rather than permit a lawyer TO find
out publicly how old she is.
MISS Fristoe brought suit to recover
loaned money When she took the wilt
ness stand almost the first question tho
attorney for the defense asked was as to
her age.
"I'll not answer that" said the wit
ness, and her black eyes shot defiance
at the lawyer.
Answer the question:" said Notary
Bope.
III not answer 1t. for II has nothing
to do with this case" said Miss Frlstoe,
you'll answer the question or go to
jail" said the Notary.
Miss Fristoe was advised by her nj
torney TO answer the question, even
though IL was irrelevant, but she posI
lively declined. The Notary made out o
mittimus and constable escorted her
TO jail Almost Immediately she was
released on "A writ of habeas corpus from
Judge Blacks court
The hearing on this writ the next dav
resulted in the triumph of Miss Frlstoe
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FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA.
Installation Of Officers for the Ensuing
Term Is Held

Evergreen lodge, No. ISL, hold It's regular
meeting Monday evening last. Tho degree
of fraternity was conferred upon tho follow
ing candidates, who wero admitted md In
tiatcd into tho mysteries of tho order: Mr.
and Mrs Albert Vapdewnter, Robert Parsons
Alice Blomquist and Edith Everett. Four
more applications wero presented and tho
prospects arc for many moro during the
coming month. when the low rate closes
Fruter Mrs, Frees now leads as tho champion
hustler, and the prospective winner of the
silvor dish. Tho following officers woro in
stalled for tho ensuing term. Fraternal mas
ter, Robert johnson, justice. ]. r. Gun
nington; truth, Alice Z. Boss; mercy. Rose
q. E. Rawlings; guide, Martha Hamiil; guard,
O. J. Hamill scntnol William e, Jones
steward, John James, steward, b. w. Mayo;
steward, Thorwnld Orlob; degree captain,
Elizabeth johnson musician. Manic Frees.
Tonight thero will bo big spooal meet.
ing and tho complete initiation OF sll candi-
dates presented during May. Juno and July.
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7. o. o. F.
oquirrh Encampment Will Install OFF,
GERS This Evening,

Oquirrh encampment No. /, I, o. o. F.,
Will meet in special session tomorrow
night for the purpose OF installing It's
officers and those of Golden Rule No. 2
who were not prepared for that ceremony
at the last meeting OF that encampmcnt.
1t Is hoped that all the patriarchs of
both encampments Will be present,
Though the weather Is such that tho
lodgeroom is often quite uncomfortable,
yet the lodges are doing active work and
are adding new members to their rolls
They are extending the knowledge of the
worth and merit Of their loved order
and bringing Into their fellowship such
as VIII add TO It's strength and who Will
become bright examples of its principles,
The Rebelahs arc not behind I'm the
good work. but are laboring In season
and out OF season In winning TO their
ranks the sisters and brothers who will
iurther extend the influence and carry
the banner of Odd Fellowship to greater
success.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-30

J. N. COURTNEY, 2o5 80. WEST TEMPLE
STREET,
AZ acres. trackage, ripe for Plating. $4,000
10 acres good land, good water right.
&c car faro; easy terms -. .s26oo
Tho best acre lots ever: Sc car fare
very easy terms; each -,,,,,....s $50
ensy terms -. 80 '....... $500
GOOD 7-room brick, End ST. bargain, $1,000
Good 6-room frame with good barn,
shndo, lawn, easy torms .....,.. $3.50
Can match any FAIR proposition sale or
trade, EVERYWHERE.
J, N. COURTNEY, 200 So. W, Temple
street. a2263
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-30
Maccabaes.

., Lillian hpllis,er hive No. IS. was entcr,
Thursday. July &c. worry epjoynbio nftcr,
noon was spent pnlying cards. nfter which
Ice croam and cake wore served by the
hostess. Lillian Hollister hive will not hold
n meeting until the first Monday in August
The Maccabees arc preparing for n big dsy
At Snltair, August T. The committee in
ehnrgo is requested to meet at Odd Follows
hall. Monday evening, July 30. nt 8 u IN
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Womsp of Woodcraft,

Silver Maple circle No, los held It's
regular meeting in /. o, o. +. hall Fri
day evening, July 27. All officers and
guards were present and a large attend
ance OF members. The entertainment
committee reported very successful
outing at the Salt Palace last week nnd
will give another outing August 30 at the
Salt Palace.
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Cruiser Milwaukee Returns.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 29.-The
new United States cruiser Milwaukee
returned today from Santa Barbara,
where she underwent n successful speed
tflal' Accompanying the Milwaukee
straysx Paul IanAA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-30
Racing Boat Is Missing.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. July 29.-The power
boat Lotus, one OF a feet of Ave that
left here Saturday on a race to Muske
gon, Mich. is missing tonight and fears
arc entettalned tor the safety Of her
crew. The Lotus is owned by former
Chief OF Police George W. Hubbard
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FOR SALE-REa1,

sss WEST r1,,..-,s. =
Offered $50 nor ahiHn Boo.
.o,s 70 sell, H. The prieo. s1 sa1arOsnt
CEN. cent not on money inys.,,oo s,oo ass
costaSc, Porcelain BATH IL
paif' The lot s5xiioN h ans aa b q
sovon.roon es ,a,i R STREET
longs 70 an estate. n 1,tSa.staq
can make rcasonsb,. sb," nrIt
s26oO, Offered S25 r.. ~rns.
VIII net 10 per cent On m, ma neaA
West Temple nss-
a broom modern eevs4it
rods, we'll improved sns sslek eet
tion- $3.50. sho IL In
Near Sixth South ana =,
A''h"'' 7xlo rods. $1,000 o'sAs e
A A-room brick ol coss syszr>
tric lights in house; Se rooS, xAts
rooms can be finished nu,.a usa LOT O.
ieot to alloy and surely rI'Isa.si sssi 9
Near Ninth East ma W.,
IA "A o-room brick, two ys.sN S,sFsa
pam PAN water and g. /. IN s Sss %
bzlo rods; cost prsasut o,ss aouss &
1t sold quickly; price Ss3sl Era q
balance 5000. 8 per cont t'1'09;
On corner on p,,.,
sxs rods, facing south M M III
rul shade; nice high sis,.sa ~ ~
room modern two storv sssHa1 rs'ssa1 4
and barn lot hesidsn. sisoSssa ssoSas
No 1000 Third ~.
a e.room modern tTo-,tale sle.
10 rods; furnace: Il ss"ly N
terms, oAu nah f.
No. s2s Third ,.....
It's 7-room modern ys,,s.e 49,
S"a,, SSUra,,,ena,nences, an It's brand nav.
Dutit than you could brild
make reasonable price and -" "
-, II you are looking sos 4 80.
T on sno northeast bench, hs,. Z.
where Pricos, s2loo up.
every cottage for sale Ia thss
city is on my list 'Aas
Phones cal. HH =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-30
SALT LAKE LODGES
ARE KEEPING BUSY
Hot Weather Is Not Interfering
With Zion Secret
Societies.

Despite the Sultry weather and the attend.
ant dull season, tho various secrot societies Of
Salt Lake are moving along In their nccus
toned manner. All report we'll attended moct-
ings and report that tho interest in the good
work is keeping mp. Following tho
ports for tho wcCk:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-30
G.. A, R.
George R. Maxwell Post Calls Meeting
for Saturday Evening.

The George Il. Maxwell post No 5, G..
A R., will hold it's regular post meeting IN
Odd Follows temple, Market street, Saturday
evening, August !. Tho first meeting in tho
month is q business meeting. Tho attention
OF oil the comrades is cnllcd TO this fact.
Everybody be on hand promptly at 8 p. In.
The ladies OF the g. A. r., Reynolds cir
clio No. /, will hold Especial meeting Mt Mrs.
j. NJ. Schulze's residence, at so East Fifth
South street, Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
George r. Maxwell w. R. c. will not hold
n meeting until the third Wednesday in Au
gust.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-30

Fresh carload Of imported Muencber
hofbrau and Pilsner Buergenbrau lust
received direct VIA Hamburg and New
A v" KARg Sa1aghf n at !@uB Inc heidelberg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-30

The Best People on Earth 20 TO
Calder IS. WhyY Because it has n
nigh moral tone and offers nothing to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-30

Until further notice we will make
storage rate OF $4.75 per ton on Rock
Springs and Cumberland coalo and 50 so
per ton on all slzes of anthracite.
D, j. SHARP COAL CO..
Telephones 710
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WHAT A LITTLE Mosgy -
we have some new 4 and & -
tnat VIII be finished In 4 few n
nad the price is right:
Ar b., bath electric lights, s,e
Or b., no bath. worry nice 80
4r, D., with OK 10 rds, rood S.,,
Sra and 4th East on 6sh A -
Mod. Or. p. b. cottage, en- n ci-
Nh T., near 3rd &c., SKA rds, H. (
Mod. 6"r, brick for rent furuIsSs
Mahan Inv. Co., 81 Hagjs IN
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SECRET SOCIETIES
KNIoHTs OF EME MAocABEEs-sAlt

Lake City tent No, 2-Every Thursday,
!. o. o. +. hall. Visiting knights invited
A. A. 5. RITE-Tho four coordinate bodies
OF tho A. A. S. ,rito Of FREQ Masonry holds
stated meetings tho third rhursday in zach
Tomplo and SecondSSo. Sojourning brothron
invited.
Joseph G. Bywater, 80 dog.
W M, Jordan Lodge of Perfection No Q.
s. c, Park, % deg
w. NJ. James Lowe Chapter OF Roso Croix
No, l.
O. W, Moroo. X G. O. n.
Commander Salt Lako Council OF Kadosh,
No. 1.
II. n. Mayo, X. @. G. H.
~ OF X. Utah Consistory No. 1.
Christopher Diohl, 83 deg
ReGister OF oil tho Bodies
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s2soo-7-RM. MOD. BRICK 4
terms.
s275o-T~rm. brick, s. B., a7Ss
monthly without irtsrsrf
S23oo-5-Tm, brick mod, 8. Il; 4
bal. monthly, -
s525o-6-rm. brick, mod, g. z; a
bal monthly. r.
S3ooo-7-rm. brick. mod, n. HI
bal. monthly. +
$sSo0-9-r. brick, mod, g.; S5oc
monthly.
S15o0-z-rm. brick, N. W., Sqoo
monthly.
s28oo-6-rm. brick, mod, u. 4: A
bal. monthly.
S2ooo-6-rm. frame, mod, H;l
bal. monthly. +
s-acre farm, with arm. heu1s, 4
near 18th g., for only 4
others for sails
Farms, houses and lots for sz3u|
Mining stock in good conpauits Il
o. J. BOWMAN CO.
Rooms IL and 12 Hsds il
Phones; $3.50 Ind; sa22 n
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SEARS NvnsrMppv

SEARS NvhsTMsNy +
, 66 w. 2nd 30 y
a-room frame, lot S7Nxi5o !.
SO. fruit and shade; 4 ma.
broom house on 10th so., lut r.;
4-room brick, lot 37hxls5 80
4-r9om new house, II. ii -.'-
Business and vacant propsrds: /;
A snap, Q good lots, only -.
Sears Investment Co., 6S W a.;
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IT PAYS TO BUY SOMETHING
GOOD.
WE HAVE A PEW GOOD
BUYS IN MODERN HOMES ON
THE EAST SIDE.
A STRICTLY MODERN HOME
OF 8 ROOMS WITHIN WALK
ING DISTANCE OF MAIN, ON
THIRD SOUTH, FOR 966oo.oo.
ONLY 7 BLOCKS OUT, OH
SECOND SOUTH STREET, 1s
A HOME OF ROOMS, MOD
ERN; SEWER CON-; FINE
LOT. WELL IMPROVED, FOR
100000
LOCATED WE'LL ON SEW
ENTH EAST STREET Is A
MODERN HOME OF ROOMS,
DOWNSTAIRS ALL HARD.
WOOD FINISH. PINE PLACE,
FOR $500.
A MODERN HOME ON FIRST
SOUTH STREET, OF ROOMS,
LARGE LOT BARN, PINE
LAWN AND SHADE, FACING
SOUTH, IN A GOOD LooA-
TON, FOR $500.
THE BEST BUY ON FIRST
SOUTH STREET, A e-RooM
MODERN BRIoK; FURNACE,
SEWER CONNECTIONS, WITH
2h110 RODS, A SNAP AT
$500.
$4,000 BUYS A FINB PREsaED
BRICK TERRACE, WILL 10.
GATED. ON RAsT SIDE,
$4,000 FOE A FINE B-RooM
COTTAGE, CLOSE IN.
$3.50 BUYS 4 GOOD COT
TAoE, WELL LOCATED, ON
EAST sIDA. eN BLOCKS FROM
MAIN STREET.
WE HAVE CHOICE COR
NERs, CLOSE IN, WELL IN.
PROVED, FOR $4,000 and s15,-
600.
VERY CHOICE LOTS ON
SOUTH MAIN STREET FOR
$500.
WB WILL MAKE TERMS ON
AMY OF THE ABOVE PLACES:
REAsoNABLE INTEREST.
n IT'S REAL BsTATH
ASK HALLoRAN.
IL WEST THIRD SOUTH
STREET. BOTH PHONES
S2s. s22,