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made of round length and many
which clear the ground decidedly, and
these seem much more sensible than a
long skirt in such heavy CLOTH OF
course there is not the same need for
a short skirt as in walking, but still
in getting in and out long skirt is
awkward and is apt to make the wear
er seem so. One very decided feature
of the new fashions that IS really
worth noting is that the long skirts
are entirely without trimming around
the bottom, while the short skirts have
stitched bands or lines of braid. Moth
ing is uglier than u long skirt of this
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possible cloth, such as would be quite
impossible for frock, be used for the
coat. Besides. the difference in de-
sign between the coat and the skirt
adds a chic note to the costume that
is lacking in three-piece suit.
The passion for long skirts which is
now so rampant in every other class OF
woman's dress has also reached to the
motor costume. The skirts are none
of them worn as short as has recently
been the fashion. but some of them.
even of the very heavy cloth. are made
to sweep the floor all round.
There are. however. many skirts
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crochet covered buttons. about an inch
apart. The jacket bloused JUS a little
all around and was finished with lit
tie round collar of silk crochet the
same shade as the cloth. The jacket
was double breasted, opening over a
white cloth embroidered vest, and there
We're tiny side pockets with crochet
flaps on each side of the jacket. The
sleeves We're short. ending at the ell
bow with wide crochet silk cuffs edged
with lace.
II a cloth waist is worn with the
skirt the jacket need not be very heavy
for this time of year and the braided
bolero then comes into use. The bo-
lero for this season Of the year Is long
er than usual and is broad enough to
fasten across in front IL desired The
sleeves are still short and often con-
sist oaly OF deep shoulder capes, under
meath. which the cloth and chiffon
sleeves of the bodice are not injured.
and really play the part OF coat sleeve
Many velvet gowns are to be made in
this way and the fashion is good one.
for double thickness of velvet Is most
uncomfortable. and this jacket gives
sufficient warmth over heavy velvet
waist.
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Taffeta Ribbon Embroidery.

Many Jackets this year are made up
so as to look very like dress waists.
but they open down the center in the
regular way and underneath is worn
the fine lingerie or silk bodice. One
model was exceedingly pretty In tan
or rather light brown broadcloth. This
jacket was made with a wide fitted
yoke cut rather in the shape of
sailor collar, and this was bOrdered
with a double row of soutache braid
Below the yoke the cloth was laid in
six box plaIts, that is, three on each
side OF the center plait. and these.
opening out, allowed the material to
blouse slightly over the wide stitched
cloth belt. Below the belt was short.
shaped hip piece. There was small
round collar OF hand-embroidered silk,
through which was run black taffeta
ribbon. which, tied in a four-in- hand
bow, fell half way to the belt. The
cuffs at the elbows were embroidered.
with taffeta ribbon run through in the
same way as on the collar.
Plaids are fashionable this year, but
only nsthe dark ana rather indistinct
shades. Dark blue and green Is ever
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being put on quite smoothly without
gathers or rosettes- Ivory satin slip
pers are dressed with rich cream lace
for wear with satin or white lace
frocks. A very striking slipper of this
sort was of white satin, covered with
black lace of quite open mesh and
snowy design. Colored satin slippers
in pale tints are covered with lace of
the same shade or with white or
cream lace. Brown satin slippers are
shown with brown or ecru lace cover
ing.
The lace vsed is Chantilly. guipure or
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either with hoods or with very high
storm collars. The sleeves are very
roomy and are taken in at the wrist
with broad cuff. In the most dis
tinctive new cloth coats the only fur
used on the outside of the garment is
around the storm collar and hood. The
cuffs are not trimmed, except with
stitching and a large button.
Mink and Otter Innings.
One very stylish model had five box
pleats down the front, the middle pleat
fastening the coat with four large
bone buttons. The very high storm
collar reached nearly to the crown
OF the head In the back. 1t was held
up by very high choker band, COM
ing down in point in front and fast
ened on the left side with a smaller
button. This coat was of chocolate
brown melton, having a fine diagonal
design OF red pin stripes and a broader
line of black running through it, The
garment was lined with otter which
came above the collar.
A most charming model in a hooded
coat was shown in black and gray
mixed cloth. The coat was without box
pleats, but fell In easy, loose lines from
the shoulders. The sleeves were
pleated in somewhat at the wrist with
a stitched band cuff. The hood, which
was perfectly round in shape, like a
baby's cap, was large enough to fit
easily over motor cap. 1t had a col
lar, all in one piece. with the hood,
which came down over the neck and
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Silk Crochet Trimming.

Another good model for a walking
suit was of claret colored cloth made
with short blouse jacket and plain
short skirt. The skirt had a wide
graduated panel running down the CEN
ter of the back and one in front bor-
dered on each side with wide rows of
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recognized In large majority of coats,
wraps, house dresses and ball gowns.
There is one style of Empire that is
quite popular for the morning: this
is a hip length jacket fitted In tight
IN back. but above the waist line so
as to give the regular Empire effect,
but brought down almost to the natu-
raj waist line in front. Below the belt
Is short double ruffie skirt. which
Is faring rather than full over the
lips. In front is a little embroidered
vest OF velvet or satin. whichever is
referred, and the collar and cuffs are
of the same embroidered material A
pretty vest may be made of light tan
! cloth with a border of passcmenterie
or Persian embroidery. With a Jacket
of this style a plain circular skirt may
be worn or some plated design that
is if possible somewhat new. as the
age plated skirt has become de-
cidedly monotonous, pretty and becom-
ing as ii may be.
Corduroy and velvet trim many of the
new models and are often most attrac-
tive made UP together. One particu-
larly pretty dress was of plain coll
ored cloth. the skirt trimmed with me-
dallions of corduroy with soutache
braid. while the Jacket was composed
almost entirely of corduroy. but re-
lieved by wide panels of the cloth COW
cred with an all over design in soutache
braid. The. jacket was short Empire
model falling only 10 the waist and
semi-fitted in the center of the back
was a wide braided cloth panel and
in, front the same panel was arranged
so as to fasten almost over the fancy
vest. which was of palest green vel
vet edged with cream coloTed Valen-
ciennes. The skirt fitted fat about the
hips with an inverted box plait down
the center, on each side of which start
ed foupce which was added some
inches below the knees and was head
ed with fancy design in soutache, and
above this fiounce were laid the cordu-
row medallions.
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EW slippers for wear with even
ing frocks and even for elab-
crate afternoon dress are of
satin, covered with lace. The
lace covers the entire slipper.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

LITTLE & LITTLE.
We have some great buys. but only ad-
yertlse few.
Business Property
49l9N1G5 on Srd So. near w, t.; SH.eoo.
old house OH It. rents $40 per mo. You
can't buy ground threc-quartcrs OF
block east OF this for less than $1,000 per
foot; 1t will double In year.
State St near End So at $3.50 per foot:
State st, near 4th So, 500 per foot, 80
per foot below the market
Cor. on 3rd So. and End East, S2oO per
foot. other property in same block (and
inside. too) held at 2f5; this is great
buy.
s2itx115 cor. srd 50. and srd w. large
warehouse OH It, trackagc; this Is right
against the new depot and Is very vaiu-
able for hotel or warehouse site; price
Cor End So and Ind w, 900 per foot
S2lsx165 on 1st So. near 3rd w, S-room
house, Sl2o per foot; great speculation.
3Ox145 and +. OF W. 1st SO. near city
1890 per foot; property across the street
lately sold for $3.50 per foot
Beautiful fiat sites within three blocks
of Main near 1st and End So. at about so
per foot,
2izx5 cor. End So. 10th F.; $3.50.
3x5 on 7th st. near D. $500.
35X115 and lb-foot right OF way on Ith
st. near j: Sio0.
Near 4th St and Center, any size. at
s400 per rod
2Xxl0 End No. near 9Th w. A25
3x10 7th e. bet. lst and End So; S2'eo
Homes.
on lst St a Groom modern pressed
brick, built by the present owner for a
home about three years ago, at cost OF
$500: oil finish and floors downstairs are
hardwood: sdeboard and patent rcfriser-
ator built In house dining-room vain
scoted In oak about feet: there are
vestlAule reception hall, stair hail, wind
ing oak staircase. layatory under stair
way. speaking tubes, clothes chute, laun-
ali ~ .l,sr fttsn nnr
bath, etc, furnace you could not think
of building q home while this one was
on the market at $3.50,
A swell Groom modern cottage. nearly
new. on lsi St, between E and f, there
are few in town as good as this; $500
Look at 62S Sth East, It's a e-room
brick; lot 4x1o; $3.50, slo5o cash, balance
50 per month. interest per cent.
o. Snow avenue (between Main and
West Temple and 9TH and Sth South) is
new i-room modern pressed brick :
can be made, 1t has hall, por- bath, to-
let layatory, sink cellar. woodwork
hard oil finish; $3.50
on End st. near II, hzN7 and e-room
Double house, br and adobe: lot 5x20.
1st North near 5th West; rents for &l6
per mo, and room for more houses
price for a few days $3.50.
Elegant Groom mod pressed br., hard
wood downstairs sewer connections.
etc; lot 3NlO thouse cost to build SIC, =
OOO; It's only one block from new Cath
ole church; price $1,000
7-room mod. house. not new, but good
(rents for 500; close In; lot axsbz; $500
on q fine corner on 3rd street We offer
a brand new 7-room pressed br- and re-
ccption hall with furnace, cemented
basement, por bath, toilet, layatory, c.
l.. mantel and CRATE, natl. wood finish.
grill work in parlor, plate glass door.
etc. $500, $1,000 cash
Double brick rooms each Side, Q. l..
water in house. lot Slsx7i near w. T,
and eth So. walking distance, rents SIS;
$3.50.
Little & Little. under Walkers bank.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE


NO MATTER WHERE LOCATED. SALT
Lake real estate Is as good and safe an
Investment as you can secure.
Inc following arc AZ propositions ana
On corner on East Ath South. ex7 rods,
with houses OF roomo each. renting
now for So2 per month, $500
On 9Th South near 10th East, 5x10 rods
with Groom brick cottage. for $500.
Handsome s-room modern 2-story resi-
dencc on Capitol hill. lh blocks northeast
of the Temple. 5000
toy feet frontage on West Temple near
LIST South; improved, $4,000.
70x132 feet on lst West rear End South;
improvements are new and renting for
$l05 per month; $4,000
t3i1 feet frontage on East lst South near
State st. renting for S125, Sl3,5OO. With a
few thousand dollars expended will bring
500 per month
An elegant corner on 1st ST.. SKI rods.
facing north and east, 5000
| 3Sx123la feet on II ST. cast frontage, near
! lst ST., S1f60
A beautiful lot on End S., south front.
2]ex71s rods, SLIGO.
An S-room modern, 2-Story residence on
1st St. lot 216x10 rods. $500.
Several handsome cottages:
123 r st, 1850
Another one on St near Brigham at
| the same price
One on st. with furnace. reduced to
| $3.50.
50xl57 feet to alley, with good 4-room
brick cottnBe, pantry and closet. water In
| house, stairway to attic, room for bath.
| lot well improved with lawn and shade
| trees. all fenced. near 9th South and 9th
| East, 5000.
on 6th South near 9th East, 21i rods
| frontage with Groom houses each rent
| Ing for So per month, 5000
On Ounce St, l2-room house, modern.
| lot es1ex7 rods. $500. This Is an elegant
| buy.
| II you don't see what you arc looking
| Tor In this list, ] have 1900 others to select
from 1t Will pay you to call on me for
real estate
a. Richter 10 West 1st South ST.. phones
| GAL sS5
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"IT PAYS TO OWN a HOME"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
1i9 South W Temple st,

t42oo-A modern 6-room brick lot 2lkxlo
rods, close In on East Ith South. Property
belongs TO a nonresident. who wants 10
make quick turn. VIII bear close inves-
tigation.
BOOM odern 6-room brick cast front
on Capitol hill, S5Cn cash. and balance
about the samo as rent; per cent dis
count for all cash.
S2OO0-A tidy four-room frame cottage
LOT 2,zX9 rods; close I'm on ith East st
SaD-Iot J1Xli5 IT. new brick house Of
two rooms. on car line. southeast; easy
terms,
Sl2O0-4-room bfick cottage. with small
lot, near corner Of 9Th South and lst
West This is walking distance" and
well worth the money
$500 per IT, a good sized parcel Just
three blocks from actual business center
OF Salt Lake; east front. good depth
splendid property tC improve,
VACANT LOTS.
Sl76 each. lots In West Grand View.
$3.50. lots in Norwood, This Is a rank
$500, a 75-ft corner. east front, in Park
$3.50. 3xlO rods L st, between 2nd and
3rd
$1,000, 3x10 rods, cast front on 2nd West
500, a 40-ft. lot, cast front on sth East
St
Drop In and talk 1t over" ss65
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union PACIFIC
RAILROAD LANDS
utah and WYOMING G

In large and small tracts, desirable
for sheep and cattle raising. Easy
ten-year payments; only one-tenth Of
the purchase price required down.
There is good money In range land.
Full particulars, prices, ETC., call
on or write Union Pacific Land
Agency, 10 West Second South street,
Salt Lake City, Utah
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WATCH THIRD SOUTH,
Tho CorIpr Gtraat

There has been more activity.
among buyers, on this street
during the last week than any
other in the city.
Property Is advancing and the
good buys are being snapped up,
and why shouldn't they when,
you consider the future of the
street. What is $4,000 to $500 %
I foot for business property?
Nothing. You can buy II for
$4,000 to $4,000 now. Double
your money In less than year.
Look over these corners and
you will see ] have nothing but
the best and cheapest for sale.
Corner 3rd So. and 2nd f,
$4,000 per foot
Corner Srd So. and 1st w, 79x
ll5l9. $4,000 per foot.
Corner Bird So and 9rd w. 52la
&il5 IT.. $50 % per foot,
w. s. Crlsmon, Real Estate,
Room 200 Scott Bldg. sIp2
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR oUI

LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR QUICK
salc or II you want to exchange II for
modern homes, or your vacant lots built
up or sold, your houses rented, see tn.
Unou Real Estate, Building and Invest
mcnt Co. They are In business for that
purpose, and guarantee Justice 10 you.
They also loan money on long and short
terms Payable by installments at per
cent 6Sls West 2nd South. rpom3 sea
glS43
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!. ]. BOWMAN, ROOM ;; EAGLE BLK

Ind Phone $50
5000 for light pressed brick. roms.
bath toilet, hot and cold water, close IN,
southeast monthly payments.
$500 for 7-room modern frame. good
barn facing on 9Th East, near 9Th South,
$50 cash. bal. monthly,
$500 for new red pressed brick, rooms
porches good cellar, hall. good size lot.
southeast
$500 for l2-room brick, strictly modern,
nice barn. lot 2iaXl0. laundry, steam heat
This property Is one block north OF
Temple
$3.50 for Broom frame, with nice lots,
near 9Th and 10th South and 1lth East
$500 for nice 4-room frame, small barn,
and all fenced. lot S6xleo, near Seventh
South and Seventh West.
$500 for 7-room brick modern, lot SKIS
on 9Th East near 1th South; very email
payment down, bal, monthly.
5000 for beautiful home on l. ST. pressed
brick new and modern,
17Is n. on car line, fine for plating, on
East bench.
/ have plenty OF vacant lots,
Can suit you In chicken ranch
c J. BOWMAN. room 5 Eagle block.
Ind, phone 3S3u. s@4
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& REPAIRING

PARLOR FURNITURE RE-UPHOL-
stered and repaired. Estimates submit
ted on request. Phones S2g9. S l.. Matt
& MfE Co, l5S w lst So s22l
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sl2 600 % For ,27Nn. %.

This looks Ike a Get Rich
Quick" proposition, and go II
Is. but unlike most quick
Road TO Wealth" schemes. this
is a bona fde money-msker.
HERE 1T is.
$4,000 buys "A lease on p big
business block. right In tho cen
ter OF town. that will return TO
YOU In six years and ten months
from the first day OF March.
1856. the sum of Sl2,0o0G0 above
all expenses,
The building has been rented
for number Of years, and has
demonstrated itS earning ca
pucity. 80 YOU take no chances.
The owner OF the lease lives
out OF town and wants 10 sell.
II YOU Will call at my Office
! will give you all particulars
and show you the best and
safest investment on the mar
ket.
w. S. Crismon, Real Estate.
3 Room 200. Scott Bid
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SAMPIE RARGAINS-

8x9 rods .,.,.... .......................s s21oo
S-r br., a. l. so, front, 9Th ST.. 5000
OR. pr. br., mod, 3ikx10; Sth East $500
7-r mod; hot-water heat: nice lawn;
cement walk .......... ..r.,.ar.ss,,,.... $500
Can't be beat; 7-r. mod, new: ce-
ment walk, south front.......,.....,s,sio $4,000
7-r. pr. brk.. mantcl; stone walk; al
ley In rear; Sth East ...,,............. 5000
5-r. pr brk. e l. Linden avenue ~ s21o0
5-r. new mod. pr, br, 9Th st....--...... $500
or. mod. blk, "on w, lSt So; reduced
from $500 to ......................... $500
bath, etc........ ....., ...........,.,... $500
7-rm mod. close IN; 6th So............ $2700
Ar. pr. brk big lot. 9th East ........., $3.50
5xlO. corner on + So. Temple ,........ $500
2Isxs, East End South .,,.,,.,,.-...... .sl+0o
OR. bk. e. l.. emit walks. Ax71z rds.s
End West and 7th o....,..,,.,..,s..S .S2l00
C. F. LITTLE * CO,
2G9-2io ATLAS BLOCK s7S9
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

BELLE PHOTO SUPPLY co. EVERY
thing I'm photography Il II. Third So,
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(bis LADY OR GENTLEMAN
bsIn.am 1 amount az required In
n'ess, ss, where large rcturna
d "a, guaranteed Address
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SCAVENGERS

UTAH SCAVENGER CO, OFFICE SEQ
2s93z. LS2
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FOR RENT

fOU K-ROOM COTTAGE, NICE HOME,
good stable; also shade chcap to small
FAMILY. Ind. phone 2I26. Add. z 49, Trib-
uncs saS5
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THERE ARE NO FINER LOTS TO BE
had than tho ones We arc selling near
and l3th East streets. VIII sell on easy
terms, or Will build on same TO suit pur-
chaser. Fritsch, No II East End South
st, phones Ind. 747, Bell 1851. sSl5
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FIVE-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, NO.
II Dubei ave. Apply Dubei. Tailor. 200
Main. $3.50
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ON ANY PROPERTY; YOU RETAIN
possession The Strlngcr Co. 20 w. 2nd
South
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CLAIRV0YANTS
GROCERY

THE SOUTHARD GROCERY co. A
fuIl line of groceries and meats. home
onoked foods a speciality. Prompt deliy-
c,,v BRAD Wolcott. proprietor las e.
sf6 South Bell phone 3i03-Y. s755
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CLEANING AND DYEING

CHICAGO CLEANING CO, 249 SOUTH
State st, Fones, Ind 2os3, Bell 2l23-Z
plEyf
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EASY MONKY. EASY TERMS, EASY
rmtcs; very private; chattels and other
securities SEQ us Room 2G9 Atlas block
1919
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RD AND ROOMS

lsn snnoOMs, WITH BOARD,
|e,r.tP e private family. $3.50 per
..at North. phone 200 SOS
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MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN THE
barber trade in eight weeks; tuition
Call or write. Moler System College, 62 e.
lst So. ST. sII4
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KELSEY & GILLESPIE SAY To THE
Investor and speculntor: Never was the
time 90 opportune as at the present 10
make handsome profits In the near future.
800 per foot; cheapest corner on the mar
ket; $50 feet OF frontage; one block from
postottlcc.
s25o-spIendid building site. south front;
60x33O feet. East 1st South
p5cO-Ten-room brk. house. 5th East lot
S2Iex165 feet. This is an Ideal home.
slsoo-Buildng lot, corner of and 4th
ST.
$500 each-Two mod. brick houses. Z
rooms each, one South and the other
North West Temple close In.
Flat property, Brigham st and LIST st.
cheap.
Kelsey & Gillespie. o f. lst So st. sS2o
BARGAINS -sOX1S7 FIT. GOOD 6-RoOM
brick house, fine flowing well, barn and
trees, $3.50.
4l15xi65 IT,, 6-room modern brick house,
cement walks, sewer connections. barn, u
block from county building $4,000.
Fine building lots in all parts OF the
city on easy terms, Very low prices TO
parties who will build
Hoffman Bros, 81 w. 2nd So sS21
HEADQUARTERS FOR EXCHANGES.
Nice Ar. house In Lchi TO trade for city
property or sale cheap
Or. ( In ogden, for city property.
6-r. b. In city, for or acres,
6-r b., ! acre. choice fruits, for n good
rooming- house.
Mahun Inv. Co. and 10 Eagle blk
SEARS INV'T co, 30 w. IND SOUTH.
Sxl0 lot, 4-room house, barn, chicken
house. orchard and ino shade; close 10
car line: s. F.. Sl10O
Ten-room modern brick lot 50Xli0: well
fenced. good sidewalks and outbuildlngs;
coat $500, must sell. $3.50
Half-acre chicken ranch, close to Muir
ray car, 4-room house. barn. etc; s1400.
PANIC on 9Th St. 6-room house, mod
good barn, etc. 500 down sl6 month:
.2egO.
Two lots In Palm ave, each 500
Zt4xl0 on 4th East. bet Sth and 9th So,
5000
3xS between Il and C. SITS, 5000
II you want fine home, see us. We
have them, and some are snaps
SEARS INN'T co. SIS w. 2nd So sS0S
MARTINEAU &c CLARK, REAL BS-
tate and stocks &I-6 Herald building
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

TWO MODERN ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. 30 Il. n. Temple st. slOOl
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CHIR0P0DIST
SAFE REPAIRING

EXPERT SAFE OPENING AND LOCK
work Salt Lake Stamp Co. cor Srd
So and West Temple. Fones 3Di, Pro
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ATTORNEYS

i p. DARMER, LAWYER. OFFICES
1878 Commercial blk Phones 9i9-Z
WIS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14

SUITE OF THREE NICELY FURN
rooms for light housekeeping. mod Az
| So. lst West sy9b
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
A MATCHLESS RARGAIN


For one week we are authorized to Of
Ter a handsome I-room modern pressed
brick home, on one OF the prettiest cor
neTs on Ord St, close In, south front. for
$1,000. All nickel plumbing. nice mantel
hardwood finish throughout. elec, fix
lures, shades etc. This is a forced sale
owner must have money. IL you want
THIS WON'T KEEP.
A. Mcclellan & Co. e3l5 w. End So. sISl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14

FOUR CARPENTERS, 81 PER DAY.
Two derrick hoist engineers
Strock Emp. Agcy. 10 w. 2nd So s997
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14

GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK
Call at studio SO w. 2nd South 1913