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SOILS.
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face. Where water is present IN ex-
cess this action keeps the surface soil
moist, and, as result Of excessive
evaporation, cold.
The tendency of water to ascend
is not the same, however, in all soils.
In those that contain a large percen
tage of sand and vegetable matter,
and are in consequence more open
and porous, it is most apparent This
property is most important one to
vegetable life and growth, for by
means of it nutrient material is
brought from the atmosphere by
the dews and rains and carried to the
rootlets of plants On their passage
downward through the soil these dews
and rains carry with them such solu
bic nutrient material as they meet in
their passage. By this means valua-
Bile saline matter is brought to the
rootlets, and not washed away into
the streams to be lost to the soil.
On the return of dry weather the
water reascends from beneath, and
diffuses in its passage the soluble nu-
TRENT material it has obtained from
below.
1t is of the utmost Importance that
oxygen of. the atmosphere should have
free access to the soil. Without such
access seeds do not terminate and
plants grow. In fact, it may be accep-
ted as an automatic truth that life is
mainly a series of oxygenating pro-
cesses Modern sanitary and disin-
fecting science consists of depriving
germs of their necessary supply of
oxygen.
This access of oxygen to the soil
can be facilitated by artifcially rend-
ering the land porous by working it
But independent of this, some soils
are found to absorb more oxygen than
some others. Thus clay soils alb
sorb more than sandy, and vegetable
moulds more than clay. If the clay
contains iron or manganese these will
naturally absorb oxygen for the pur-
pose of combining with it, while de-
caying organic matters will call for
large quantities to compass their de-
composition and disintegration.
Besides the elements, oxygen and
nitrogen, Of which the atmosphere
principally consists, the soil also alb
serbs carbonic oxide, nitric acid, am
monia, and the different efluvia, the
result of decomposition. These all
add to the fertility Of the soil.
Another important fact in reference
to the growth of plants is, that dur
ing sunshine, when the suns rays
beat upon it, the earth acquires a much
higher temperature than the surround
ing air, and the roots of plants are
thus supplied with the amount Of
warmth which is most favorable to
their rapid growth.
Dark co1ored soils such as black
and brownish-red-abso the heat
of the sun most rapidly and become
warm the soonest. They also attain
higher temperature than the soils of
lighter colors. Thus, under the &C
ton Of the same sun they will more
rapidly promote vegetation.
Soils differ much in their power Of
retaining the heat they have absorb
ed. A sandy soil will cool more slow
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N. l.. Willet Seed Co.,
Augusta, Ga.

offer to Florida truckers as a
special leader; Hopkins Valen-
tine Beans. $500, and Buist
Lightning Valentine Beans $2.85
and First and Best peas at ST.
per bushel. Two bushe1 sacks
I8c each extra. Get prices on
other things. State amount
wanted. Get their 1907 seed
catalogue. They want to make
contracts to buy in large amounts
Velvet Beans, and unhu1led Beg
gar Weed.
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and porous, more accessible DOtn &c
air and water. When it is light h.
can add to it sand and clay, thus in
creasing it's density. He can darker
it's color by the addition of muck, OF
humus, and can thereby render il
more absorbent of heat and moisture
as we'll as of the rain that falls.
Yet, after he has done all this, ane
all that mechanical skill can suggest
the soil may still disappoint his hope:
and refuse to yield him remunerativt
crops.
"a SOIL" says Springle, "is otter
neither too heavy nor too light, Meth
er too wet nor too dry, neither toe
fine nor too coarse, lies neither toe
high nor too low, is situated in a pro
pitious climate, is found to consis
of a we'll proportional mixture O.
clay and sand, contains an average
quantity Of vegetable matter, and ha:
the benefit of a warm aspect and fa
voring slope" (Bodenkunde, page
2o3.)
In other words, it has all the pos
sib1e advantages which a perfect ply
steal condition can give it, yet it i.
unfertile Why?
Because, answers chemical ana1y
sis, it is destitute of certain constit
uents necessary to plant growth, OF
it possesses some deleterious element:
injurious to vegetation.
And yet the study of the physica
properties of soils has not been with
out it's use to u.s. For it has shown
how proper admixture of sand, clay
and loam-of which most soils con
sist, and to obtain which most of thu
farmers mechanical efforts are direct
ed-are very essential to successful
vegetation.
We further learn that plants mus
be firmly fixed, therefore the soil mus
have certain consistency-thei
roots must find ready passage ii
every direction, therefore the sol
must be somewhat loose and open
Except for those purposes we fine
very little use for the sand and tn
clay-the former being but slightl,
soluble in organic acids, and the lat
ter not at all-till we come to stud,
their physical properties.
To sum up the results of our study
thus far, in concise form, we have
learned that the immediate agency O
these substances is not chemical Of
organic, but physical. We have foune
that clay is Of immediate use in alb
sorbing and retaining both water ane
air for the use of the roots, while
vegetable matter is an advantage il
accomplishing the same ends, as wei
as increasing the power of absorbing
quickly and largely the warmth of The
suns rays. The soil, in short, in ref
erence to vegetation, performs thu
following four distinct and separate
but each of them important and ne
cessary functions:
First 1t upholdS and sustains thu
plant, affording it a sure and safe an
chorage
Second. 1t absorbs water, air, gase'
and heat, necessary to vegetation
These are it's mechanical and physica
finn cti0nC
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Very truly yours,
Weller L. Moore,
Chief u. S. Weather Bureau.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13


QUICK SALES IN REAL ESTATE
Here Is one Of the best paying invests
nents in the line OF residence or terraces
close in. that can be found In the city. ig5
feet front on Second South street and rs
feet deep. with seven nice eieht-roem
modern brick residences that viii pay I
per cent on the investment This ie With
cut doubt on the best residence street in
the city.
e6x1S9-foot lot, with is-roem house. near
ooraer Of South Temple and First west
streets can be bought the same as II the
ground was vacant House cost as much
AS ground This is a bargain that will
not last long. paying 10 per cent on the
investment Gail and let me talk it ever
with you.
have. several sood pieces of ground on
South Temple that are good investments
and will pay you to look into if you are
interested In Salt Lake investments
Y. eV9-Four-roofn red pressed brick resi-
dence, facing east near the corner OF
Eighth South and Ninth East streets; nice
lot. shade, chicken runs. etc. Easy terms
&, SO0-Seven-roon modern residence on
East Third South street. near Tenth East
street. Will make easy terms TO right
party.
s.. s0o-Fiye-room modern, white pressed
brick residence. facing east near corner
Of NJ and Third streets: furnace heat.
BATH toilet, etc TERMS.
5000 Eight-room modern white pressed
brick residence facing south ON Third
street: 2ikx7is-rod lot; furnace heat. BATH
toilet. nice mantel, etc.
IL the above don't take your fancy, call
ard will show you what have IN Real
Estate snaps List your property With
me. have the buyers.
W. L. WINNER,
Successor to Anderson Real Estate In
vestment Co..
Rooms aoo-S6i New Herald.
Both phones AZ
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
1T Pays to own Home"
Capital Real Estate
Investment Co.

II West Second South Both Phones.
s1'6oo-f S-foot lot; good 6-room house; well
improvedi :. artesian water; easy
terms; on Waterloo car
s2.9O0-lg0-f foot lot: G-r9oh house; lawn,
fruit and shade trees; flowing we'll;
Waterloo ear; small essh pay fneht
-. balance at s per cent.
modern in every respect; large lot
east front on Liberty park. The
house could net be built for the
money.
81, 759-4-rooin modern brick cottage; lot
45x165; corner on y street.
SS;63-s91s skis; 7-rO0Tn brick, modern eX-
cept furnace: two stories; good To-
cation on e street: easy payments.
s., 15g-The very best East Bench loca-
ton; large lot and elegant modern
brick houses 3 rooms. The place
81 ,600-A 4-foOin brick on East side; SOD
cash: balance SIS per month
-, 750-A new brick cottage: rooms, mod
ern: east OF Liberty park.
s., S00-43x15i feet; good 5-rO0Tn modern
brick. Ninth East near Ninth So
s2,JOo-70x1S1 feet to alley; new 5-room
brick near Liberty park; $500 cash
s5,000-4s1sxl32 feet, right of way and
switch ia tra5kage on Third East
near Third South.
sS.y00-l9O rods OF r. G.. W. trackage.
si.0Oe-2S0 rods of r. G. w. trackage.
$5,300-A vacant corner on Seventh East
10S14 rods: just ripe TO improve.
s6,000-15 rods frontage near street car
barn site.
50Q-Good pair Of lots on Tenth East.
6c-Good pair Of lots near Judge Min
ers' home.
Drop in and Talk it over"
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GODDARDS
Noteworthy Specials.
s2.6Oo Home.
6-room. mod. cottage we'll built. fine
mantel. nicely papered, lot 2tSx7{s rods,
shrubbery.. lawn. etc A coy place in
nice neighborhood on n st. Snap.
acres on Fifth East
Will subdivide into 30 lots with lovely
stone house and brick barn This Is q
beautiful tract having splendid car ser
vice. The house and barn are alone worth
5000 for 2ls acres.
q whole block, on the north bench.
City. water mains all around II on 18th
81. bet. and L. Easy sloping tract
You can double your money on this with
in two years
Opp. City and County Building.
A Broom cottage and nice 10. adjoining
city and county bldg. $3.50. The ground
alone is worth 5000.
$500 Lot. Brigham Street.
SKI rods. fronts south and east, corner
NJ street. suitable for handsome residence.
See us at once.
$500 Home.
Splendid 9-room mod brick Inantel.
etc. with 21.x7 rod lot. south east front.
Great bargain on North Bench.
s, $50 home. A Gem
Opp. l.. d. S. hospital A. new brick.
with porcelain bath, toilet and basin, very
large bath room. with closets off of bath
and bedroom, kitchen and bath vain
scoted with oil cloth, nice hall. front and
back porches and cellar. House is nicely
papered throughout and has cleo. lights
zinc. fixturesJ. screens for all windows
and doors Has telephone connection.
Goddard Investment Co.
81 East First South Street
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HOMER & ROBERTsUN.

HOUSE ON SIXTH East s1 TStn !. !.
CEMENT WALKS LAUNDRY IN
BASEMENT, HOT AIR FURNACE OF
THE VERY LATEST TYPE. GAS is
HOUSE. CONNECTED WITH SEWER.
IT'S A BEAUTY. AND THE CHEAP
EST THING ON THE MARKET.
s65JJ
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

A. RICHTER. REAL ESTATE.
on state 81; have a piece of property
month rent. Vacant ground in the same
vicinity sold recently for $3.50 per Foot
The improvements on this property cost
al least $4,000. Can sell it for $4,000, lot
5ox165 feet.
On 4th South close in. a corner 1Ox1O
rods. every available space improved
bringing Z per cent on $1,000 One-half
cash.
The best piece of business property on
state. the only large piece available on
the street and very close In. for 500 per
foot less than any piece offered for sale
in the block.
On East list South weIl-improved
piece of property, 5SX17Sls, can sell for
The corner ID South and I'd West, fac
Ing south and east. 65xil2 feet. for 1880.
It's one of the choicest corners on the
street
An elegant corner on West srd South.
want an offer, the lot 165 feet frontage.
On west tst South, 23xt12 feet, close in,
can sell for $500.
Some good Main and State street prop
erty az reasonable prices.
APARTMENT HOUSE SITES.
No. 543-5 East Third South. 5X20 rods
with 1S-foot alley, 5000.
on 9th South near Main. s6xlS5 feet.
for $4,000.
4Sx17sh feet on Srd East. near srd So.
5-rooTn house, renting for $50 per month,
at $1,000.
5x1O rods on Brigham street, close in,
$4,000
SOME HOME PROPOSITIONS.
No agency in the city has greater va
riety of modern homes Tor sale than
Of the city, ranging from $500 up.
am offering for the next ten days the
following exceptionally big bargains.
on North Temple near West Temple.
26X100 feet with 5-rOOm adobe house cleo
trio lights and water. for $2.500. $1,000
cash, balance $50 per month and per
cent interest.
On 3rd South near Sth West. besuti-
$3.50.
4Ixi65 feet with broom brick. electric
lights and water in the house. located on
End South, near 18th East, for 81, TOO; $500
cash. bal. monthly payments.
ON 4th Street, near r. a neat Broom
terms can be arranged
on II St. east front. 6-rootH brick
cottage. water and e. L. lot 2Six1O rods.
$500. II cash.
Brand new home on II street. near
1st S-room modern. complete $500, this
includes fence, sidewalks sewer and
heater.
On End. near G. beautiful S-room mod
ern 2-story brick, lot sl2xIis rods, at
on 9rd street. near p. Groom modern.
2-story white pressed brick, every modern
convenience No better house for sale in
the city. at $3.50; $500 cash, bal. can be
arranged.
On Douglas ave. near End So, bet. 18th
and 18th East. handsome S-room modern
2-story residence, every convenience
$500.
on Brigham st. a 1O-roOm modern resi-
dence, south front paving and all assess
ments paid for. the lot 3XS rods owner
asks $4,000. 1 want an offer.
A beautiful home on the same street.
] 5x1O rods, all Improvements paid Tor y
| room modern residence. barn, and can
! sell for $4,000
| Have a great many more OF this class
/ of property to pick from and would be
| pleased to have any bona fide buyer call
on me Always ready 20 show them
4. RICHTER, REAL ESTATE,
| Phones GAL 10 West list South.
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EfGHT-ROoM BRICK COTTAGE OK
SOUTH NINTH EAST STREET This
is WITHOUT EXCEPTION THE BEST
Btr ON THE MARKET. EVERY
THING RIGHT Up TO DATE NO
FURNACE. ;. coz
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$3.50.

FIvB-RoOM BRICK COTTAGE CON
NEcTED WifH SEWER LoT 6s&i65
FEET. WE ARE SELLING YOU THE
LOT AND GIVING you TIE HOUSE
EAST FIRST SOUTH STREET.
siocO
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AN e1egaHt modern brick and stone rest
dence. finest location in city for home.
Can Sell for % actual Waite.
7-roOm. two-story residence close TO Lib
cry park: $500
s-foom modern. large barn, lawn shade.
etc 100xl5O IT.. not close in but an ideal
location for nome: $500 Greatest bar
gain in city.
A Job lot Of 80 lots close in for $500
cash; worth $500. This price is good for
this week only. Will sell for three times
the money in one year. No part of city
building faster.
HUBBARD INV. co.
IS W. I'd So.
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TEN ROOM MODERN. S. e.; HARD
WOOD FLOORS. FURNACE, LAtN-
DRY. Il Z o n z e HARDWARE
THROUGHOUT CEMENTED BASE
MENT UNDER WHOLE HOUSE.
SEWER CONNECTION, LARGE COR.
NER LoT.
$4,000.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

]. G. LAMBERT. contracting carpenter
Plans and specifications furnished for
homes. pile driving. bridge building and
general framing. 22s ". 4th South
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PIANO TUNING.
PIANOS TIMED FRF

PIANOS TUNED FREE
ali through January. by w. s. Lamo-
Ttaux. - Gordon Ave. Phones. Bell
ISf5-red; Ind S231 This offer Is 10 WI
dops. the families OF men OF missions
or any who find it difficult to Day FOR
plane tuning.
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CLEANING AND FuMeATINe.

CARPETS and rugs thoroughly reno
waited; houses fumisated and e.eaned:
tspT House CeasISs 9 Co. ia so ~ T s
pie. 'PhoneS SO
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sEvEN-RooM MODERN FRAME.
LARGE RECEPTION HALL HUT Ain
FURNACE. SEWER CUNNECTloN,
Ere. JtST SEVEN BLOCKS EAST or
THE KENYON H0TBL. LOOK AT
ritz PRICE.
$500
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WE HAVE ONE or THE FINEST
SITES WITH A TERRACE WITH COT
TAGES IN THE REAR TO BE HAD
ON BRIGHAM STREET. If YoU ARE
LOOKING FOR A PIECE OF PROP
ERTY TO IMPROVE AS AN INVEST
MENT CALL ON US ABOUT THIS
THE PRICE is RIGHT.
WE HAVE A TERRACE FOUR
BLOCKS EAST or MAIN STREET.
PAYS SEVEN AND ONE-HALF. PER
CENT NET ON PRICE ASKED. IN
CREASE IN VALUE or THIS
GROUND IN THE NEXT FEW YEARS
SHOULD MAKE THIS ONE OF THE
VERY BEST INTEREST PAYING IN
yEsTMENTs IN SALT LAKE
$4,000
S2isx1e5 FEET on BRIGHAM THIS
SIDE OF SMITH EAST.
$4,000.
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MAGNETIC HEALER.

Mrs. stephens,
MAGNETIC HEALER.
Rheumatism nervousness and chronic
diseases treated and cured. Room Is,
119 Main st
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

STOVES. ranges ana flSrnaces repaired
castings at wholesale or retail 245 State.
Westsrn FoundTy K Stove Repairs WORKS
Phones 1884 Y.
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RANCK ADVICE OK EARTH.


We advise the following for investiga-
ton:
CORNER LOT-S21s Ieet by 80 feet,
southeast; old building paying per cent
on the investment of $4,000
4s1sxi65 feet. Sixth street, 500.
35x157 feet to alley Eighth East; $3.50
ittsx1s5 feet. East Brigham; south
front: Si125.
A TWO STORY pressed brick, rooms:
fruit and shade trees. lawn, barn; on
East Tenth So, for $3.50
RANCK REAL ESTATE & INV. co.
2S2 D. f. Walker Bldg.
SALT LAKE the City Of Opportunities
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155x123 and right OF way, corner list So.
and 1st ", at $500 foot; paving tax paid.
4912X1l512 corner next 10 C0yey Flats,
at s225 foot; house rents for s19 month.
Ideal site for store and meat market.
4lx132 corner, on LIST So, Between 2d and
Cd e., at $3.50 per foot
TTl5 feet on south side Brigham, be-
tween State and I'd e.; Groom modern
2Gfzx1S5. state between 4th and 5th So.
at 1925 foot
ssxls2. with right Of way. on west cor
a aeg North Temps srs and b SiR S2 faces east
s0x165 on 9Th So bet Main and State
Sts., just opposite Newhouse PURCHASES
at 1925 per foot. Nothing else in the block
for less than $500 per foot. Easy terms
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
6-roOm frame. brick lined. well built:
per. bath, G. l., hall, pantry and closets
cement walks and cellar; u IS IN court
two blocks from P. o.; lot 5Oxe0 feet;
Beautiful ii-room modern pressed brick.
on I'd St. sewer. hot water heat, ETC..
Fine S-room Thoroughly modern pressed
brick on. T St, near I'd St; hardwood
Nsar 5tf So. and % F.. Groom frame,
adobe lined. electric light, water in
house; it's cheap. 81. 900.
5-room mod. pressed brick. on E. 2d So;
cement walks, MATTEL; $3.50,
2tax5. corner Cd SO and 18th E.; the
4-roofn pr br.: por, bath. toilet, e. L,
pantry. closet. hall. cellar. shade and fruit
trees: lot 2i5x4ls and right OF way; n. Il;
bench. $2.S50. This is q bargain, and
you'll buy II as soon as you see II. Easy
terms.
Groom pressed brick: modern and near
ly new corner lot. 21sxiO. near Sth e.
and Srd So; $z.T00
4-room pressed brick; fine barn. shade.
etc.; the lot 50X15T to alley. near Main
and nth So; 81 SOC.
5-room pressed brick a years old: Dor.
bath, g. J.. barn, etc: the lot 50x145 "a
alley, near r. @. depot $500.
6-roofn frame. brick lined; por. bath. e
l.. cement cellar and walks: lot 50x90 feet
two blocks from p o. i'm court; $3.50
1i512xiS2 corner. on lst so. near I'd F..
16-room house; steam heat and two bath
roOmsi sewer. etc: now rented for So
per MONTH; price $3.50 per foot. and it's
LITTLE & LtTTLE.
Under National Bank OF Republic.
SEARS INVESTMENT co.
5-room cottage. North I'd west 81 200
SPOON. and summer Kitchen cor. on
Il f- roo !" brick. lot 5s&lo5. on 18th East
51T5om cottage ON 5th St. s225O.
4-roo1n cottage on 9th ST.. $500.
5-room new brick cottage. corner on
Groom cottage on ] ST. $3.50.
Groom on 9Th ST., 81 500
5-room new brick. room upstairs for
more rooms. ON 2d West $500. Terms
! to suit.
Groom. new modern cottage on I'd
West. So. $3.50.
/ See us. We can suit YOU.
! SEARS INVESTMENT CO.
T. IS w. end so.
| CANNON & CANNON.
IS II South Temple st.
6s4x20 rods, good trackage property
| 5000.
41l4x165 trackage, End So. $3.50 per foot
S5xiOO traekage. End So. $3.50 per foot
ssxS2ts Ist west ana fst So. se0O per II
/ Business property on ali the business
1 streets at lowest prices.
CANNON & CANNON.
rs F. South Temple St.
ENORMOUSLY REPORTED thai
BecS's Hot Springs sold. We still have
! them for sale at s75.60p. They are worth
! half q million. Littie & Little, under
Natl. Bank OF the Republic.
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6sxt65 feet with right Of way on West
Temple. near 9TH South, $l65 per foot. or
will sell you 80 feet deep at sl45 per foot,
or viii cut II UP selling % or 50 feet at
above prices. You can find none other
In this city so good for the money. See
us quickly about H.
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LfTTLE 3 LITTLE.

HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. CO,
Phones p. 951 SO. Main
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5sxS9 feet with right of way. 4th South
rear West Temple. II taken at once goes
so low a figure in 80 days from now.
We have signed contract on Il or the
owner would not now sell SO low. Better
see us about it. There's money for you
by doing so.
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FIVE-ROOM MODERN BRICK COT
TAGE ON NORTH BENCH. NEARLY
NEW: LOT itAxi15ls FEET To RIGHT
OF WAY
e. 5Ta
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z5n,-s,,>-
HUMBER q lsUn TT So
uoNEy MAKER.
sqx,s5
rSrsus1,
rH1Rp sofiTH STREET.
pETyFEIrN
rtpsr AM SECOND WEST STREETS,
$3.50
THIS PRICE
80
IHN DOEeAfN'
r1.r, ppiCs tsiyED brsp FaoT
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BUY NOW.

BUY NOW.
EVERY DAY YOU WAIT WILL COST
YOU MORE MONEY.
4 FEW GOOD THINGS.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
9ex9afoot corner. ] block from postof-
flee at 500 per foot, positively the best
buy in the city. Take 1t now. Il Will cost
YOU more little later.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


a5E stb South
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
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ONLY THREE LEFT
IF YOU WANT A STRICTLY MOD
ERN~ PRESSED BRICK COTTAGE IN
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HANDSOME WOODWORK, LARGE
MANTELS, NICKEL PLUMBING.
WITH A FINE LOT YOU SHOULD
SEE THESE SPECIALS OF OURS. We
AND H MAZE AK 9o 0 E4sY " Terms fSS MS ' fP
NECESSARY. THESE HOUSES WILL
SOON BIZ. PICKED UP AS THEY CAN
NOT BE puPIICATEp N TIL. Cry
Prices 1 fms s, is Y6tnf cH IA 81 s
YOU WILL. HAVE re ACT QUICKLY
IL YOt WANT ONE OF THESE
Ia A. McKnLilAR & COMPANY
6S1s w. End SOUTH.
SEE stowe & Palmer adj. Last page,
Section ore.
If YoU hav@ 500, sae. soc. 500 500.
1900 STOO. $500 $500 i.ODp or any amount
to invest in business that viii make Won
an easy living, call and see US at 631s w.
% South, room so. We can sell you a
home for 500 per month
metropolitan Real Estate Co.. room 30.
6s1z west Second South.
FIVE ROOM modern brick cottage
south 'front.'. 2tkxlO rods alley in rear:
fine trees near 9TH South and Tth East
streets: terms. $1,000 cali at 123 Atlas
block between and 1850 a. IN. or / and
$3.50 D. m.
SEE stowe & Palmer al. Last page.
Section !.
e. T50-NEW MOD. HOME, opp. H. u. s.
Iiosbitai See Goddard. 81 y. ist So.
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s.. 75o-NEW MOD. HOME. opp. L. ID. S.
l Hospital. See Goddard, 81 f. 1st SO.