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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28
THE BENEFICIAL EFFECTS
MEAT INSPECTION LAW
Manifest Desire on Part OF
Packers to Comply With
Provisions.

WASHINGTON, D. @, November o.
Alonzo d. Melvin. chief Of the Bureau Of
Animal Industry, under whose Office the
administration Of the meat inspection
law, enacted at the last session OF Con-
gress, is carried out, has returned from
a Western tour of inspection. which in
Guided a visit to packing houses in Chi
cagO Milwaukee, Denver and Kansas
City He says everywhere there Is APP
parent the beneficial effects OF the exc
cution OF the law. and manifest desire
on the part Of packers 70 comply with its
provisions. In some places new struC-
lures have replaced old ones, and In
others extensive improvements to the
plants already established have been
made. so rs to bring them up to the stand
ard required by the meat inspection act
for the health and comfort OF the pack
ing-house employees. DR.. Melvin says
there were some cases I'm which packers
have proceeded rather grudgingly ia max
Ing the necessary improvements. due TO
the outlay OF money required.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28
Pennsylvania Mine-Owncrs Sc
cure Thousands Of Acres in
Mecklenburg.
A NEW CANNING COMPANY
Furniture Company at Work.
Philip Sousa at the Meek
lenburg.

CHASE CITY. VA. Novembor ~
tehnsyivania Coal Company has bought
IN this vicinity several thouear, co..
OK old field pine land. the timber 20 ,,o
USED IN the coal mines OF the ANTHRACITE
region OF that State. Several cartoad.
nave already been shipped This uatorl.,i
Is sad 10 answer every purpose. and
lasts a long time underground. This a..
mand makes salable lands heretofore
considered almost valueless, and ,,loidin,
no profit
Mr.. Mackenzie. representing the Porocl,
~Hcking Company, OF Maryland ha.
peen mere week or more. organizing "A
company for the establishments OF "a ci.r-
ming factory on large scale for frt,its
ana vegetables The magnitude az the
enterprise win exceed any ever at-
tempted here The sum OF SIS 90 has 10
b. subscribed by farmers and others 40
one viii be sold over five shares OF stock
so az TO interest as many farmers as
possible. lie ls meeting with good sue
cess. and thinks the amount necessary
Will bee subscribed and the factor, In f.fl
operation next year.
The Mount Airy Furniture Company. %
North Carolina. has taken charge OF the
Cefunct Virginia Furniture Comuarv.
plant. recently bought by that company
New Arrangements and improvements arc
being made and additional land bought
adjoining the works
The report Of the Bank OF Chase city
FOR November 20 the State Auditor shows
EXHIBITS that place IL iu TIE front rank
OF All banks OF tie county. The resources
are now Sf04. 1864. and capital stock nlad
IN. $1,000 and surplus fund si- 5G3 So
Arrange ments have been made 90 pave
tho sidewalks OF tho towns with y.triaed
bricks
Philip sousa. the great musician. %
Washington. arrived AZ the Merkienhur-.
Hotel yesterday for rest and recupera-
ton.
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CAPT. EDWARDS
LEFT 4 FORTUNE
lie Leaves His Estate Of Fifcy-
Eight Thousand to His
Widow for Life.
CHRISTIAN ENOEAV0R DAY
Virginia Representatives Arrange
for Special Celebration at
jamestown.
tspeclal 70 no rimes-DIspatohl


NORFOLK. Va. November 1.-THE VIII
Of the late Captain Oscar f. Edwards,
president Of the Virginia Pilots Associa-
ton. has been admitted 20 probate ia tho
Corporation Court The estate was val
ued at $4,000 and Walter A. Edwards.
brother % the testator. and Colonel r. c.
Marshall. OF Portsmouth attorney FOR the
testator. qualified as executors. without
surety. This having been waived in tho
Will, which appointed them 20 settle tho
estate. The will dated November II.
1900. leaves the entire estate TO his
widow. Mrs. Sarah A. Edwards during
her life. At the death % Mrs Edwards
the estate is to be divided equally among
the children of the testator
Run over by an Atlantic Terminal street
car. the fve-voar-old child Of Lille Wat
tefson. colored. living ON James Street.
near Queen street Will probably die. One
leg was cut on near the body, and the
other mangled.
Motorman r. II. old and Conductor 7.
W. Bunch Were arrested and taken 10
Central Police station. where they We're
afterwards released on bail. IL is claimed
that the child was playing on the track.
Christian Endeavor Day will Doe ccle-
b1ted at the jamestown Exposition on
October 18th. The GATE has been set
aside by the exposition management Mt
the request Of the Virginia Christian En-
deavor Union which viii hold its annual
gathering at that time. while the national
body u here
Miss Lula Phillips. % Richmond secre-
tary, Rev r r. Wexford. of Newport
News president OF the Virginia Union
and Rev. J. r. IT. Hundley. OF Norfolk.
We're at the exposition offices and arranged
for the celebration OF the National Chris
tan Eudeavor Day.
The Christian Endeavor Union is one
o. the largest Christian organizations Ia
the United states. and IL is expected that
the celebration Of a national day. which
VIII be in the nature OF n reunion. will
bring many thousands Of its members
10 the exposition
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD
one CENT a WORD.

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is 7 cent per
word, Net Cash in ADVANCE,
with a minimum cost of 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies TO deaths. marriages,
obituaries and all other classified
notices. No display type allowed
IN the classified columns.
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Administrators Notice.

QUALIFIED AS ADMINS
traitor on the estate OF JOSHUA W.
TAYLOR (deceased). respectfully re-
quest that all persons Indebted 20 tho
estate will please settle with me ut once.
and those having claims against the
estate viii bring or send them 20 me.
properly attested, and they VIII be
promptly paid
HARRY Q. GLENN.
Administrator.
Room 46, Chamber of Commerce.
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Let Us Sell Something.
Why Can't We Do 1t?

Just because we did not know that
by using Iimes-DiSpatch Want Ads.
we could reach all the people in Vir-
glnla that may want articles that are
useless to us and may be just the thing
others may want. Never think an
article, no matter how worthless to
you, IS not needed by some one else.
All you have to do Is to risk 10 cts.
or more at he rate Of one cent word,
describing what you have, to see if this
Is not true logic.
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Meetings.

OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ing-Public notice IS hereby given that
"a special meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Security Life and Annuity Com
pauy of America viii be held at the
Hotel Richmond Richmond. Va DE
CEMBER g. 1905, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
for the purpose Of considering change
OF name Of the Company from Security
Life and Annuity Company Of America
to Security Life Insurance COMPANY
or 70 such other name as may he
adopted ey a majority Of tho stockhoId-
ers. and for the purpose OF considering
the reincOrpOratiOn OF said companV
under the laws OF the State OF illinois,
and for the. transaction OF any other
business which may legally and pron-
erly come before said meeting
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
w .. JOHNSON. President.
Henry G. Brown. Secretary.
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Situation Wanted- Male.

SALESMAN WHO HAS BEEN ~
his present position eleven years
(wnol,sale dry goods and notions in
tNchmolO is open for a change OF po-
sItion january J. 1907. house or road.
or would 40 out OF line II TO his add
vantage, best reference. Address II
lls. care this office
w A y r + ID - EXPERIENCED BOOK
Keeper wishes 10 make change by jan
uary lst Prcfcrs travelling. VIII travel
ON part commission and part salary:
references exchanged. Address los.
care this office
AND COMPETENT
nookkeepcr desires TO make change now
or January LIST, high city reference. Adj
dress l. los care this office.
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Coal and Wood

os wood on hand 0reriaI flts e.
few cars ~ nrst-ciass dr, Ir-,~~,
Woog for heaters or CRATE. rr.Irr I
binds - coal too = o. LONG III
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MANCHESTER TAXES.

am now ready to receive the State
taxes in this city for the year ies:
a.so the last half Of the city. School
per cent penalty added 10 All tax bills
unpaid December I. 1875. and bills placed
II the hands OF the collector FOR coIec-
tons
J. ". BRONAUGH. JR.
Treasurer Of City OF Manchester
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28
WATCH REPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
that IL IS done properly. - years ex-
uerience- Cleaning. 81 %. Main Springs.
s. -. - East Broad Street Ali work
guaranteed.
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Agents Wanted.

=
" ANIElElF YOU WILL DISTRICT
Auu-DlsAtette. - and expenses day.
write US quick. STAR SERVICE CO.
Dallas Tex
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LACEY KING hEArERs.

WOOD IS MADE CHEAP WHEN YOU
Use d Hasey stove. burns less than any
stove made. We can please YOU. From
Broad Street
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Help Wanted Male.

earn 81 90 so monthly az home in spare
A-nnr corresponding to- newspapers. no
GAM SINS experience unnecessary.
send for particulars. PRESS SNNDI-
- 81 lo-Nport. ~ Y
BIZ DEFECTIVE MILLIONS IN
Jewels and money stolen annually For
Tunes in rewards ocered every year for
recovering stolen property. tracking
CRIMINALS and obtaining divorce and
similar evidence, capable male and fc-
inait detectives so universal demand by
stores, banks. railroads and govrr IN
eht@ u tired of your hlmdrum life.
70 ll-s most interesting exciting. pay
lle profession; easy 90 learn and start.
send 81 for How 10 BE "a Detective
and rew ari list. We sell regulation ofi-
Si-t ee, ocl!Ne supplies. Aaudcuu-.
La1ses. pun s-eycs, police whistles.
list hAitSI O. kAItSr. Detective De-
partment 6s. Duuellcn, n. j.
II YOU ARE a SALESMAN YOU CAN
htil sfctros Ils every body buys s. d.
L. 4.u'-0" tor homes, $1,000 to SlNu I'D per
week made Dy statesmen. uo competition
1u our travel tours. commission or guar
anteed salary. Write, stating expert
ence. TO l.. r. BAILEY, ~. Nlucte,utl
Street. New York
STRONG Y0UNG.AlEN FOR TIREAIEN
an0 trtkeuen hr Virginia and other
railroads. experience Unnecessary. urc-
-neu. 500 monthly. become engineers
and earn t-.i- brs kemeu SO become coi.-
cActors and earn $3.50 Name position
lrctrrrt d. state age. NtlCIr WoI-lt Im-
Iortanti- RAILWAY ASSOCIATION.
care Hills orH.t
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SHOE REPAIRING.

75C IIALF-sOLE MEMS SHOES Ia
dies. 60c. children. 4Oc. every pair
seWed, no squeak. no nails. no rFEs.
Rock oak s0es. DREW ELECTRIC
SHOE FACTORY. -l6 r. Main Street
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Situation Wanted Female.

WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED
lady housekeeper. place ln a hotel. an-
other lady wishes uneu-room in same.
Allrnss y. Y. Z. NameLAss u.
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nice Of he Mayor. he city Han.

Office OF the Mayor. the city Hall
Richmond. Va. Nov o. 1906
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 9th. BEING
THANKSGIVING Day. and a legal holiday
IN tho state OF Virginia, the City Han
WIN u closed and work will be sus-
pended in all departments OF the city
government Heads Of departments will
deterrli-e IN their discretion what work
Il essential IN their several departments.
and all other work will cease
CARLTON MCCARTHY, Mayor
TIE FREIGHT DEPOTs OF THE
southern Railway Company will be
closed on THURSDAY. November o.
except between the hours Of Q and II
a NJ. for the delivery of perishable
freight only.
F. W LEA, Agent
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
Company.-Tne freight depots and the
elevator OF this company Will be closed
Thanksgiving Day. THURSDAY. No
vember 18th. except for delivery OF per-
ishable freight. between and 10 A. NJ
T =. SWAIN, Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28
Situation Professional.

WANTED POSITION As GOVERNESS:
Latin, French. German. English mathe-
MATES. music tdugut. references eN-
changed Miss CHALMERS Blacks
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STOVES

A COMFORTABLE HOME AT A SMALL.
expense q t0l get your heaters and
COOK stoves ~ -s. largest stock and
lowest pr-ca r. Richmond HARRIS
H-lLEIT HARDWARE CO. - T.
Broad
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w WANT YOU TO CALL AT 7O3 EAST
broad Street and con since yourself thar
W have the largest and best line OF
trunks and Traveifng Necessities IN the
CITY repairing done II. w ROUN-
TREE & BRO. Trunk and Bag Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28
Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Help Wanted Male.

WANTED. AT ONCE. TWENTY-FIVE
boys az CALDWELL MACHINE Co.
Nineteenth and Cary Streets
w ANIED. ANY PERSON WILLING TO
distribute our samples so weekly EN-
lt.i- - L1Salle Street. Chicago, Ill.
STEADY position. no canvassiug.
WANTED. A REGISTERED DRUG
clerk Apply w. +. EANES. 2Sl3 r.
oIo"o.
$50 TO $50 PER MONTH EARNED BY
our solicitors. few more wanted I'm Viz
Elnia- Address PHOENIX COMPANY,
Harrison burg Va
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Wanted-


a FEW HUNTERS CAN GET GOOD.
acco mmodatiDus AND sport ar Mrs D.
). MORkl s. $. Mau-eo y. o.. B-ck.ng-
ham county Va.
WANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAIN II BROS. Jewellers. el2 4, -
Main Street buys. sells. exchange and
refnount diamonds in me latest STYLES.
Old gold and silver taken in exchange.
WANTED-YOUR DYEING. FRENCH
and steam cleaning. established l.sa
Mrs. A J. PYLE. 3-5 North Tlfth
Street
WANTED-YOD TO KNOW THAT YOU
can get shoes. shoes. shoes and shoes
a. SPENCE $. Ninth Street Opposite
Rucger'sl
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STOVES.

GALL AND SEE COLES HOT BLAST
stoN rs before buying; burns either wood
or coal; WHINE everywhere, also a
strong Ire wood heaters FT.RA
HARDWARE co.
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For Sale.

COMPLETE POST-OFFICE OUTFIT.
handsome oak Furniture. Wicket Gate.
T,, .S eng Ditlll " ofN Letter BoNes.
Round Table. with pigoon-holes I'M same.
Desk. BOX for outside door. 80 United
states Letter Boxes. combination locks.
- United states Letter Boxes. Kew
locks. Nests four hundred and twelve
assorted pigeon-holes. Rack for mail
BAGS, Scales. Stools Boxes Iron
Safes. Cheap 90 quick buyer Applv to
r. l.. BARN. rs. SAFE AND LOCK
60. u-l5-i3 y. Fourteenth Street. Rich
PURE ALBENAR1E APPLE ClDAK
for sale in carload lots or half-harrels
as desired hy tho trade. ID your de.ler
cannot supply YOU. write CNtLr.I
CIDER CO. UNCl. Croze- Albemar'e
county. Va
SPECIAL AND PATENTED MA
Chinery built Why not have Your ideas
developed. manufactured and marketede
Liberal proposition. win save YOU
money. G. T. FORD co. Triee shin
yard. Phone 3o-s.
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS. GAS
stoves and Radiators Self Feeding
Stoves Agents Tor Detroit Jewel Gas
Ranges VA PLUMBING AND HEAT
ING CO. % \. Ninth
FOR SALE. A FULL STOCK OF BUG
gies. Surveys and pleasure vehicles. at
reduced prices few secondhand
Jobs. A MEYERS SONS. 10 $. Eighth
Street
FOR SALE DELIVERY. LAUNDRY
and Dayton Wagons. new and second
hand; prices right vs.. a.. SMITH 9i4
North Fifth.
SAUNDERS FEVER AN AGF-r
Iiils; guarantee % cure chiils and fever
and an malariai conditions 75c. An
DRUGGISTS
FOR SALE. FULL LINE CLOSED CAR
Tiases Tor winter use. new and second
mana. goods guaranteed. W. T.
SMITH, So North Ftfta.
PEERLESS DIGESTIVE CORDIAL is
made only O. .-re dyspepsia and s-orl.-
ach troubles. Price. - cents WAGNER
DRUG co.
TWO REGISTERED THoROr-GHRRED
saddle horses. These age horses Won
don see every day. ard SOLD for want
OF use Prices right. -- w Broad
WANTED. TO SELL. ONE TUB ANp
closet IN good condition. Apply o. 80
Kersting street. Barton Heights
FOR SALE DESKS. RAILING. NICE
ofhce enclosures etc. 4l1 = Broad ST.
DO YOU WEAR sCCKS7 II so Rr-y
your shoes at SPESCES Ninth street
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Miscellaneous.
TRUNKS ANO BAGS.


NEW STOCK OF GENTS SHOES AT
SPENCES. Ninth Street
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Flats For Rent
Real Estate Wanted

WANTED. EY AN EYrftrr.,.l.t.r
physician. location fr g-r-..
purchase one 20 nFce Irr r.fr '-r-
rHprculfufe Or vacant hH.r. r.,r.-
SLlIAN- unx =. IL-----.-- IL
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The Story of the Weather"
The Confederate Museum

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
open daily from A N. 70 T. M "A
mlss-on- = CENTS In. IN Saturlar
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Boarding.

-------1 - -
l'' FILE t-LE5ANILf FURNISHED
rooms and good tshl. Tor transiauts. 3I7
Grace Street. west
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23
BONDS.
Salt Lake Bank cIearInas.

Local clearings for the week ending
Sept. % were as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23
Pixies PEAK CENTENNIAL
Trains Arriving at Colorado Springs
Thronged With Visitors to
the Celebration.

Colorado Springs Sept. 22.-Troop L of
the Tenth United States cavalry this af-
ternoon Joined the military forces at
Camp Pike, near this city, and will par
ticipate in the Pike centennial celebration
next week The cavalry men had come
from the Shoshone reservation in Wyo-
ming, where they have been on duty for
some time.
Incoming trains are bringing today the
vanguard OF the throng that will next
week celebrate the centennial anniver-
sary OF the discovery of Pixies peak by
Lieutenant Zebulon Montgomery Pike
and the southwest exploring expedition.
The week will open with a military pa
rade on Monday morning in which all
branches of the United States army will
participate. Two thousand soldiers rep
resenting the infantry, cavalry, artillery,
hospital corps and signal corps are now
in, camp at the foot of Cheyenne noun
tain four miles south Of the city. Pa
rades and drills, Photographic signaling
from the summit Of Pixies peak, pole and
tennis tournaments, and numerous his
toric programs commemorative various
incidents of the Pike expedition will
make up the weeks festivities.
No western city ever looked more gay
than does Colorado Springs today I'm
mense banners OF the revolutionary col
ors. American flags and pennants bear
ing the portrait of Pike are festooned
from all trolley wires, supports, build
ings are decorated and the streets are in
teraced with thousands of electric lights
with national colors.
Vice President Fairbanks will arrive
here on Monday and will be the speaker
at the mass meeting on Tuesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23
SUN STROKE
Followed by Partial Starvation,

The effects OF sunstroke upon the di-
gestive system are often very severe. as
well as upon the nerves.
An Ind. lady had striking experi-
ence.
-Four years ago 1 was sunstruck and
my stomach so congested it was terri
bly, painful even to swallow liquids.
and as nothing would stay on my stom-
ech, began 10 fear starvation. I final
" became perfectly helpless and was
given up by our physician.
"A neighbor told me how much good
.5sape- Nuts had done her husband. who
Suffered with dyspepsia. and her son
with typhoid fever, so 7 began to use
this wonderful food, and slowly began
to recover. until now I am strong and
well again. / can eat anything l want
and think Grape-Nuts one of the great
est blessings that was ever given to
suffering humanity.
When I began to use Crane Nuts 7
only weighed rs lbs. Now 1 weight las
and the past four years have been a
blessing almost beyond belief. and if 7
had not personal experience. I could
hardly believe what / know is true. nv
nerves are steady. memory clear and I
owe my fire condition to Grape-Nuts. =
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Cdreek. Mich.
Where's reason
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23
FINE BUSINESS
IN SALT LAKE
VI Branches Report That Con-
ditionS Are Excellent at
Present Time.
SMALL HOUSES ARE SCARCE
GREAT DEMAND TO PURCHASE
OR TO RENT.
SMALL HOUSES ARE SCARCE

General business conditions have been
excellent throughout Salt Lake and vicin-
ity for the past week. Money is plentiful
at and per cent on ordinary CONNER
cial paper. and most Of the banks are
steadily increasing their New York re-
Rerve balances. A brisk demand for cash
for winter purposes is expected later on,
and money stocks are being kept up with
This I'm view
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23
MILLINERY.

Notwithstanding the large number of visitors
we have had this week and the great volume
of business done, our Millinery showing is now
as beautiful and attractive as on opening day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23

Following are the latest quotations on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23
Real state.

The realty market for the week has
been active, although there have been no
particularly large deals. The number OF
actual transfers has been fully up 10 the
average, however, and several important
deals are pending which in all probability
will be closed during the coming week.
The demand for houses continues Tar IN
excess OF the supply. and builders are still
doing all in their power to finish those
buildings now I'm process of construction
with as little delay as possible. The
scarcity OF labor In nearly all lines is
still pronounced. and this fact has con-
gtributed not little to the present scare
lily OF dwellings. There are, OF course.
number OF large houses for sale, but the
ordinary five or six room cottage is con-
Epicuous by its absence from the market
The sales of hardware and builders
supplies during the week was large, al
Though many contractors are complaining
OF the shortage OF brick The brick MAX
ers say that their plants turning out
all the brick necessary to supply the de-
mand. but that the trouble lies with the
scarcity Of men TO load it on the cars for
transportation.
The rental list is still inadequate to cope
with the growing demand for cottages.
flats and tenements. As is the case with
houses for sale. there are a number Of
large structures for rent, but up 20 $50
or $50 month. there is practically moth
Ing on the market.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23
Sixty Years Experience of an
Nurse.

Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrup Is the
prescription Of one Of the best female
physicians and nurses in the United
States and has been used for sixty years
with never-failing success by millions of
mothers for their children. During the
process of teething its value is incalcu-
liable Tt relieves the child from pain,
cures diarrhOea, gripping in the bowels
and wind collie BY giving health to the
child IL rests the mother. Price IS cents
a bottle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23

Busy fingers and active minds have been hard at
work to bring line up to last Mondays
cellence, hence we are showing entirely
assortment OF novel effects designed after lead
ing Paris creations.
The new small and toque effects for street
well represented; also showing a
splendid collection Of wide and large hats for
semi-dress and carriage For variety and
excellence of style, these hats far superior
TO those OF former seasons. They light in
weight. beautiful in color. stylish and becoming.
Special attention given to elderly ladies' bonnets
and toques.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Frank w. Ross ct al to William A.
Hodges. part lot s, block 10, plat
II -.---..-.---.-.-... .---s.-.---........ 1, GOO
l. z. Karrick to Frank Knox, lots
II. etc. block A. Silver Lake..
Ella S Seurs to Hyrum West. Jr.,
lot L. block 20. plat C................ 1900
Everett r. Bare TO Hyrum West,
IT., lot T. block 10, plat C.......... 1000