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or lowering on the outside. The second
floor will be divided into four rooms, and
VIII contain the fog signalling apparc tus
and two oil engines. The third floor will
contain the hosting engine for operating
the crane and two large provision rooms
and bedroom. The fourth floor will
have two bedrooms, a writing room AID
a bathroom. The fifth floor will have two
bedrooms, a writing-room and bathroom.
One-haf of the sixth floor will be de-
voted TO the dining room, and will have
a well-equipped kitchen, pantry and re-
frlgerator. Inc seventh floor Will have a
double sitting room and a laundry, and
on this floor will be placed a tank that
Will hold 1000 gallons of fresh water.
The eighth floor will be properly equipped
for the lighthouse service room The
ninth floor will contain the watchroom
and VIII have gallery extending all the
way around 1t, where those connected
with the ltfe-saying service, as well as
the light service, may keep constant
watch and records during calm storm.
The floor above this will contain the
light, for the installation of which the
government has separately appropriated
So, 900. The light will be of the first
order and viii be seen at distance of 15
miles.
Those are the plans. and 1t now re-
mains to be seen whether they can be
carried out This will not be the first
attempt TO erect a light Diamond
Shoals Several years ago the attempt
was made. A caisson was built and towed
to the site and properly sunk, but before
the workmen were able to get 1t to any
depth a storm sprang up and they had
TO abandon 1t When they returned a
few days later the caisson had been
broken up and inguifed by the sand
Using caissoEs to m be foundation Is
becoming popular method and Smiths
Point lighthouse, In the Chesa peake Bay.
is notable example Of that character of
work In august. 1896, Flaherty & Lande.
OF New York, signed a contract with the
government to erect lighthouse on
Smiths Point, near the mouth OF the
Potomac River, on great shoai that
extends far out into the Day. The caisson.
which was 81 feet square and II feet
high weighing about 100 tons, was built
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caisson as quickly possible by a COM
bined dredging and compressed air pro-
cess, the dredging being done in and
through the central well or shaft, and
the caisson being sunk far prac-
ticable by open dredging through this
well.
After the eaisson has been sunk as far
as practicable by open dredging and the
added weight of water and concrete the
lower air chambers will be filled with
compressed air to force out the water
Laborers will enter these chambers and
assist the hydraulic dredging machinery
In excayating with powerful water jets,
shovels and special tools to force the sand
through the central tube, whence 1t will
be pumped upward and discharged
through the outer shell.
As soon as the caisson has been sunk
to its proper depth, about % feet below
the surface of the sand. the bottom being
about 80 feet below the surface of the
water. the work of filing will begin.
rip-rap apron of oval shape, composed of
irregular granite blocks or boulders, will
be deposited on the surface of the sand
outward about IS feet from the edge of
the caisson in the direction of the greatest
exposure.
The entire shell of the caisson having
been filled with concrete. and the central
tube having been loaded with sand, except
a space Of about II feet deep. for els
tern that will hold 1900 gallons of fresh
water, and for rooms II feet high for
storing the oil, water and hoisting engine
for the lighthouse, the foundation will be
complete The erection of the lighthouse,
or superstructure, will thereupon begin.
The lighthouse Is TO be OF steel con-
struetion, and consists Of an outside cir
cular steel shell with an inner central
steel tube, which will contain a spiral
stairway, chimneys and ventilators, all
braced by steel Orders, frames and parti-
tons, and to have eight different floors
besides the lantern gallery and watch
room. The outer shell of this structure
is TO be lined with layer of concrete or
plaster placed upon wire mesh or ex-
banded metal about four inches thick.
The first floor will be equipped with
three hfeboats. with crane for hoistinG
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MEMBERS S. L. REAL ESTATE ASSN.
$4,000.
132, porcelain bath, toilet electric
lights, house connected with sewer
$500
S-room modern two-story brick, con-
nccted with sewer, lot 41Axl6o feet
East Third South.
s45e0
7-room modern pressed brick. small
lot. N. E., cemented cellar, laundry, etc
$4,000
7-room modern brick on East Sec
ond South. lot 4shX1e5 feet.
$4,000
5-room modern frame. lot 33x150,
East Second South.
$500.
brick, this house is one that would
make IN ideal home for you. Best enst
side location
9room modern brick and shingle.
steam heat, etc. A magnificent lot.
tlAx2t7h feet Ten minutes walk
s3.500.
6-room brick. modern. lot 49hxle5
feet. Fine fruit trees and lawns. This
place must be seon to be appreciated.
House is worth the money. Lot you
get for next TO nothing.
7-room modern brick. n. E. Lot 52h
x120. This is one Of the best buys OH
tho North Bench.
5-room modern brick, furnace. etc.
Lot 39Ax157 feet to r. OF w, $3.50
cash. balance ut s25 per month.
4-room modern brick. lot 4lkx1I6h
feet East 9Th So.
Groom brick cottnge. lot 26x132 to
R. Of W. S. e. si6o cash, SIS per
month, including interest. why pay
terms
VACANT PLOTS READY TO BE I'M
Salt Lake City. 41Axl65 foet, on 2 near
Second For price and location this
$3.50.
Buys whole quarter block on tho
North Bonch.
s2.250.
Buys 16ox165 feet OF ground on 7th
South. between 9Th and 10th East
streets. This will cut up Into four
lots with Al X foot frontage, worth 1850
Lots S. e. ut from 800 to $500 eacb
Trackage and warehouse sites.
HOMER 6 ROBERTSON,
Deseret National Bank Bldg,
Main and First South Sts
Both Phones 142
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STILL HIINTIMns

You probably have looksS
weeks and weeks to find the hooroun|
of your choice. Has n a,me nome 4
to you that my experience ofc.
years In selling homes NIL, ~ thl'
benefit to you? ""snI
Have you ever heard .,
complaint from any one OF nv i,
clients? NY tn1-
No one can dispute tha, ? (
choicest selection OF homes nn9! n9s,!
Ing spots on my list @he
Why don't you call on ma
suited at once. ne Z.
2hx10 rods, rooms. M,
modern cottage on 8rd East nex
South. ns1;
S-room, modern 2-story resIas..
i't st. the lot aa55S- a5s55SS ''''''
10-room modern brick Gotta.
hot water heat. lot 2AxS rods 4
Groom modern brick Gotta.
front on r ST.. lot 2hx6.
$3.50.
4-room cottage, lot 2hx7 ~
+th East near Sth South. i'
$4,000.
4-room modern brick cotts.
East near sth South, lot axi6 ~:
$500. W. W
4-room brick cottage, lot zHvs
near 9Th South and 11th Eaas
and electric lights In the house
About acres with ..roo, ,
good water right, near iltb F.!,
18th South. 200 young fruit tssss w.
planted.
$3.50.
20 acres with good Groom han
Mil Creek, ono OF the best irus,
properties In that Vicinity, viii |.
acres with house for $500.
$4,000. n.
Until May lst. room mod. bri.,
tage on D st, near End 81, n
frontage. It's cheap. n
- $1,000.
About $3.50 per foot and all =.
paid Nos, 148-160 Brigham *
65x165 feet. old house renting nS7
s72o per year. Have only uatH'
lst at this price.
4room frame house near sth
on 1st West, lot AXIS rods. It's 4
81 o6N SECOND STREET BouLEy
3x10 corner. facing south and
$1,000.
AXIS corner. facing north ana
$4,000.
5Ax71a. south front. sl15O.
6x7 rods, corner, $4,000.
And many more.
LOTS.
On corner 4th East and 9Th 6oull
xT rods. $3.50,
Corner on 1st st, $4,000, 3Hxs.
Corner 1st and sts., 5xfh
$4,000.
East 1st South, 2hx10 roda
front. s2600,
Nice but small lot on Canyoa
close In. $3.50.
sx1o. 7th South near End
$3.50.
Have lots everywhere.
A. RICHTER,
l9 West 1st South ST. Phones
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FOR SALE-REAI, Rsr,'

N~~~~--~~~-~~>>~~>~- 0I
So 2.500-STATE ROAD SH-sS
small house; first al. AZ
s1.5o0-W. 3rd South, abou,
rods frontage; a sooSs'
sa.6o0-So, Temple. near w q
p9@flt SS%gf a. and ihTs paving paid = !
sS'0oo-E, bench. modern bo,.
house house alons once ods. lot. shads
S600-Buys nice acres cios.
right. '' sood
s16o-Nicc building lots
easy payments. osun
u. j. WILLS. 15 W. ana
Rooms 2s and 80, MorIsnu 20,
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WANTED-IN IMPORTATION

CONCERNING THE WHEREABOUTS
be in Salt Lake City. He loft Pueblo,
Colo. Jan. II, 1900. baker and CONNECTION,
er by trade. Address Miss Jennie Fcrkel.
ea So. End East st., Salt Lake City. wI062
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SOME BARGAINS IN HOMES
$1.S00-S41 E. 9Th So, s Tm,; N
frame. adobe lined oA.>
2hx10 rods. Must %
close estate ,,.. ~
$3.000-New 5-rm.. mod. WHILE
Complete basement. lsrk,|
with room for two messt
modern plumbing no1 q
In town. Facing cas-
East Terms. a.x 4
S4.250-Corner of "S'' and snS'
south and east, 2 stoda'' Il
pr. brk. Furnace. vs<|
Ing, cement basement -
tractive, comforiaple III a
fine condition. The tst
Of the prettiest on 2no 2o,ne
$7,000-Flne mod. 10-rm nv,'r rco
E. srd So. Everything "a
and In perfect condi'''-
VACANT LOTS an4
Southwest corner 4th 90
East. l85x165 IT,, $1,000. ., 16I
Corner OF State and Ttn and
IT. Cheapest corner on Sta'e'
advance rapidly. $4,000; co.
WILSON SHERMAN ~
81 w End So. Tel 80"
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SAFE REPAIRING

EXPERT SAFE OPENING AND LOCK
work. Salt Lake Stamp Co. cor. ard
30. and West Temple Fones 3o4. p270
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MRS. SJOBERG, SWEDISH MASSAGE
room. t24 Pearl ave. Boil fono 294l-K
tl656
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YOU CANNOT BEAT TIM D1,C5-
ON THECEt 1s4SC

1O-r m. p b. house, oak finish ,h o..
est residence on lst st. Int e. ,ne I'm
at great bargain oAio rods.
,a00n Sx5o rods on End st. AR. frame bou,o
10-r. mod. D. b. house on ur
pie Lot i4xl5 rods: onIy AZ kno AZ mem-
easy terms mUn p b house on 4th st.; sSaso
GOOD d mod mod; p b. house on 1st, St; $4,000
.oaoIr6 frame on 7th West, near s-a c.
'ISSo' very easy, payments. ora so'
near 4th hoS 90 p; s.9oo 3; house on sth wost
ar mod, p b. house near g..
nnd nnr 1tn So. $500, 5000 down n bal VICE sis
6-r- frame on w. So. Tsn,,
s-r. mod. p. b. house Mdpbe ann h St, $3.50:
s. $Aooo; terms II desired On Srd
MAHAN INV. co
27 Eagle BlocE
headquarters for bargains
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PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER

A COILS. PAINTER PAPER HANG
er and kalsominer. 2G Baltimore ave.
Bell fone SSs-k- B447
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SALESMAN. SALARY OR COMMIS-
sion, best proposition yet offered -.
X Boggs. ST. Nicholas hotel WIKI
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DORIuS & CASApY.

DON1Uo q NhJZfL =. I
6-r. mod, p.b.. on I St. easy
S-r. mod. p. b., 3x10 rods, $iovys
payment. bal. easy terms, SCUM
age on E. 2nd South.
6-r. briok s e. Only $2,2oo.
6-r. r. B.. lot 6x14 rods, nice IL Z.
fruit trees, $50 small fruit: tnn
very fine home, In the Sc. ~
can buy 1t for S375o, .,
7-r. brick. facing south on ~
this Is q snap; $4,000; easy term
Large lot, south frontage on
near e ST.; this is very fine /,
We have some of the nness
the city. Come In and sec 10
DORIUS & CASAD1: =,
Real Estate, Ins. & lnvss Il
5l8 Atlas. Bell Phone sss71
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$3.50.
groom modern brick, furnace. etc
Lot 39hx15T feet TO r. OF w, $3.50
cash, balance ut SIS per month.
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HATS CLEANED, BLOCKED AND RE
modelled. Utah Hat Factory, IA 3d.
Main. Ind. phone 1889. w104
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OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT. sHOWELL
Bros. & Belcher. lol Atlas block. phone
Bell 355-K, Ind gl9S. r11l2
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WATCH THIRD SOUTH.
THE CDMJNC Crn m-

HIIOIi IHIND SOUTH
THE COMING STREET
DON'T you know there arc lots Of mao
PIC on the way to Salt Lake9
Don't you know investors are ,oo,,
Ing toward Salt Lake ma tho snSns.
place to put their money!
& no earthquakes; no tidal waves. no
When the tide of inyeators
9s. y look out for Third South stNtbs
ogPot street.-the coming street
mooey oo yon on ,S;. %sns to make somo quick
sell you 81 feet on the corner os w w
fooin SouIh ana s97s Znd nd East for sl75.oo Der
! am offering this for a anan
! am going to sell II and soneboav
WI %tii ma make some money. sure. Viii Iuy =
w. 8. CRISMoN, REAL Esr.rr
Room zoo Scott Bldg wIo7o
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PATENT SECURED OR FEE RE-
turned illustrated guide book and list
of inventions wanted, free to any ad-
dress. Patents secured by us advertised
free in Worlds Progress. Sample copy
free. Evans, Wilkins & Co. est F Street
Washington, D. c. o2ls
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GENTLEMAN WANTS BOARD AND
rm. in modern house, private family;
East side preferred. close in; Will remain
or months II suited. Address w e2,
Tribune and state terms.
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BUSINESS CHANGES

WANTED-PARTNER TO BUY ONE
half OF whole interest in good-paying
business: Investigate. Call room S.
Eagle block. wle63
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

SEARS INYEsSsLIMsHiNi e. $4,000
5-room brick on ssh East 1900
7-room modern brick Oh $500
Groom modern brick on "a'o' $500
SOON GSer modern brick on 9th East 6'SoV
7-room modern. new cio'e $500
4-ESom SO, frame lot oO.:'o, LEG LEG
4-Toom roo frame. barn and os seTer ysh '''
IL acres. Groom house on -. $500
PA acres. s-room house On ''' u" 2,75o
ia acres. 5-room house, good
barn. small fruit. plenty Vast Vast:
This Is q snap. on s'n sa16O
10 acres acre on East Bench. good wa
ter rights. small house ana OF 15o
pon1 nHrq forget us il you are LOCKING ,ns %e 7Ss
anything in the real estate ii"''
can 'sis SEARS fSS INVESTMENT CO.. ,sos
So w. End SO. w.
GOOD 5-R- BRICK. N B. $500.
SSS0 SSsi5 It. It. good 5-r brick, End W.
BSSsaIn. eGsaT $500. ,.,. close
See those new Ar press oricAS' ei'''
IN Ss@ easy pa}{m9m.s }Tnme and fiSy lots, $3.50
Mod, s-r frame, e. 9Th So, .,ns5s s2soyhi harm
Nod s,do9 e-5,; 5s;1sain; leaEe 'ss5 sss5do 5O'' a.
h' Mod ODD 7T % press brick, W: side ssI9o. sIGo
New mod s-r. press. brick T. siue'
Mod Nod sop. brick. w side, very close
Mod ~. e BENCH. large gel, lot Ss9isbed s9Ego
3o-r hotel. 10oxl65 r., Well
everything goes for. $1,000, ..oo
5xio, End So.,. close In, SSeoV. ,so
4T03 acres land in tracts OF l TO iis9 iSs99
acres, in and adjoining CITY, iro" S''
j. n. COURTNEY. Al w. 2Np SO,
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TO RENT, TRADE FOR, OR BUY,
sound gentle horse aod light rig; also
ehcep or camping wagon and team. Phone
Bell 10e0x: Ind. 2IS5. wl74
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CARPENTER AND JOINER

A. L HAMLIN, REAR 25S SO. MAIN
Ind fone 1El; residence. 2S76. w2A2
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WANTED-ELECTRIC PIANO: STATE
price. answer, Address Salt Lake Sa-
loon, f. F., Pocatello Idaho" VIA
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WANTED-To RENT MODERN FUR
ni9hed house, ) TO rooms. east or
north bench. Address p -. box I45.
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PERSONAL
DIARIES


EMPIRE DAIRY, H. N. sTANDISH
Mgr. Bottled MIX. Cream anc Butter
EMPIRE DAIRY
IS5 East Second South street
Telephones: Bell. S0ool Ind. 2BA
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MAN WITH ARTEsIAN OUTFIT TO
drive a well. Apply TO y. A Dunyon.
g IL street. Bell 'phono SSS3-K; Inde-
pendent, 1895.
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wANTED-KELIABL MEN TO REG
lister in the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION Employment Depart. good POSI-
tions for the right men. t653
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PIPE 10000 FEET

ALSO STEAM HOSTS. ALL KINIJs
machinery. steam and electricity. j N
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR

EBER w HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. 22o 5. w, Tenn Phones 1913.
p6t3
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YOUNG MEN WANTED TO TAKE UP
tho study OF the law at home; an un-
usual opportunity to secure a legal edu-
cation and admission to the bar without
loss of time or other sacrifice For par
houlars address the Sprague Correspond
encc School OF Law. 55s Majestic building,
Detroit Mich. sl2sG
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FIVE OR GRIN MOD HOUSE; MUST
oe In good condition; east side preferred
80, Tribune. t10qs
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING, WILL CALL.
salvation Army, both pones. t2lSl
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WANTED

BY NAY 1sT. : TO Z ROOMS, MOD
ern, west and south, close to Rlo
Grandc depot A c. Snyder, Is, and y;
dept. r. G. w. wZIlZ
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TWO LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOMS
from 10 to IL It high; close in, Address
w 9, Tribune. w3e9
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FIVE-ROOM MOD. PRESSED y
close to business center, tha
fine homo Is a bargain. ..:a
Nice 4-room brick, west alos'
good location. ensy paymenu. .
4-roon mod cottage, east olas;
$500 cash. bal. easy; bargain; (:
4-room frame cottage. cast slas;
fine location; want to sell So: s.,
Good 4-room house, southWsa.,
very easy payments; get =
home s.-.s.s. .ss,.ss'...-s.
Are you going to buy O hone
that Will cost (see this) ...,..
Choice building lots In oil ps'
city.
C. W. MILLER, 112 W, snd :
IF YOU WANT A GOOD HOUSE
SEE THAT HOUSE
ON 18TH EAST ST.
NEAR 4TH SOUThs :
Fritsch, No. IL East and s.
Phones: Ind. TAI; Bell 1851.
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66xs2h CORNER ON FIRST sT Avn
Aroom house. $4,000. Add Xls. Trio
w19S5
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a LADY WANTS CURTAINS TO DO
up at home. Bell phone 2l6D-k. wl999
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TO RENT a GROOM. 2-SToRY MOD
crn house. II bargain Is offered will
buy. Address l.. o, box 1853. Wilt
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FLORISTS

BEST DOUBLE VIOLETS AND FU-
neral designs. Both phones 500. Gems
Floral Co. lag South Main street nl4+S
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR HOUSE
mold goods, carpets. etc. entirs house
furnishings speciality. Nebraska Furni-
ture Co, 81 E. End So o2l4s
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SECONDHAND NATIONAL CASH
register Will pay cash. P. o, Box 64I.
tl73
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WANTEp-A ROUND-TOP SHOW
Address J. box 32 city w1SS7
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON
brass, rags. bottles, rubber, copper etc
Utah Junk Co. ss E. Sth So. phone 22s
K30l
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NOTICE

PLANTING. SETTING AND CULTI-
vating fruit trees by experienced nurs-
cry man. Frank Neniero. 20 w lth So
pAno
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business In Utah, naturally we can loan
you the largest amounts at the lowest
rates on diamonds watches, jewelry.
furs. instruments of all kinds etc Phi
vate offices and private entrance d E.
lst So. Main entrance 80 Z. lst So., cor
Coml at. VIII
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS OF ALL DE-
script!ops. Western Furn. Co. second
hand store. Phones: Ind. 1925. Boil 179I-Y
hlZ7s
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ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS
SCALP TREATMENT

THE HARPER METHOD-MIsS JEN-
ME Sloan of New, York has opened
parlors at G06 the NTempleton. intro
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