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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-22
SUMNER SUGGESTIONS
Valuable Aids for the Summer
Home.

AS1ASs
just about this time Of the year,
everyone commences dreading the hot
days to come.
II seems that society is at a stand
still--no parties, dsnOes, musicsles.
etc.
Last summer Brown got to think.
ing the summer question over
thoroughly. He could not afford 10
go to a summer resort. What could
be done to make the long summer
days and evenings bearablel
At last he hit upon a scheme.
Eilers Piano House sold the Victor
Talking Machine, made in different
sizes, costing from s10 TO 5000. He
was a little short; but noticed that
he did not need to pay all cash but
could enjoy 1t while paying for IL.
So he ordered one and a nice lot Of
Troublesome old home songs ever
sweet like Annie Laurie, Old Ken.
lucky Home, also some comic reOita.
tions and coon songs, then some Of
Sousa's Band selections. This is
how Brown solved the summer aues.
tion.
You can do the same, We will tell
you all about 1t and send you q cat
alogue OF machines, also one Of REQ
ords, showing how many thousand
pieces you may hear at home. Write
to Eilers Piano House, Spokane,
Wash, and say Jou read this. Piano
and Organ bargains for a few days.
Free catalogues II you write.
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pom sAI.E.-A -oaa thosgaFAlrrel dssYin1
A1rse. eAti ht once 80. l1ls lakeaide.
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Special discount sale nf exclusive
parasols at the Little Silk store.
Carl Peterson's family is moving TO
Occur d'Alene today. They came
nom Minnesota and are bringing al.
most a carload Of household goods
with them
Can You save II cents a day to buy
q home; IL 80 see Union Trust com.
pany.
Lime, cement and plaster By the
sack or ton at the Idaho Mercantile
company.
Two carloads of machinery will
come in over the Northern Pacific for
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul r.
Ry. today or tomorrow, to be used In
the construction work on the st. Joe
river.
Those who wish to bid on the
building of the Swedish Lutheran
college will find the plans at the I'm
ion Trust company g office where they
have been placed for inspection. The
bids will be opened at 9 O'Clock
Thursday morning.
birthday surprise party was Civ
en- Robert Sundin last evening at his
home on the corner Of G and Foster.
About twenty-five we're present and
the evening was spent with music and
games. Refreshments were served at
q late hour. Mr.. Sundin was pre-
sented with an elegant leather collar
and cuff box.
House to rent-TSnth and Maple,
house and two lots, four room house
in good repairs, for rent or sale.
Inquire Of W. A. Kelly, city.
White lead 8 cents, boiled oil So
cents a gallon for one week at the
Idaho Mercantile company.
The freight office of the Occur d.
Alene and Spokane railway has been
remodeled and enlarged. The room
now is about 20xI6 feet. This
gives plenty Of office room and is a
vast improvement over the little bog
Office they have had heretofore.
The tickets for the Charity ball to
be given May % are on sale at the
Palace Suit and Cloak house. This
promises to be one of the most pleas
ant affairs of the season and it will
also be for a good cause.
We are prepared to do the work for
the most artistic in painting, decor
ating, artistic paper hanging. Interior
finishing is our speciality. All work
guaranteed satisfactory, work is our
reference. Contract work day or Job.
Martin Bros. care of Wells & Quill
Ian.
At the Young Peoples meeting this
evening at the Swedish Lutheran
church, the pastor, Rev. Oscar Liden,
will deliver his farewell sermon. This
will close Rev. Liden's pastorate here
as he has been called to take part in
the college work next fall. He leaves
tomorrow morning for the east. His
first stop out of Spokane will be at
Chicago, then on to the Synod at New
Brighton, Conn. After attending the
synod he will return to his old home
in Rockford, Illinois. Rev. Liden ex-
poets to return and begin work in the
new college next fall, but IL he does
not it will be because he wishes to
take up additional studies.
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For Sale.

For sale-furniture in our club
rooms joining the Kennedy boarding
house.
One Buffet sideboard.
One set of chairs.
Center table.
Four paIlor chairs.
Above is Mission furniture, oak.
Furniture of six bed rooms, INQUIRE
at B. r. Lewis Lumber company's
boarding house, of Mrs. d. d. Ken.
nedy.
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Edwin McBee to s Brigss NV 500
1850 W, S3, 600.
JAS A Hioks 20 W A Sullivan, n
NV and Sc nv sec s-52-5 ", 81.
st MRries Transportation and I'm
provenent company. to wm Truman
ct al, lots 8, 9. 10. IL, blk IL, town
site OF s. Maries, 1900.
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CITY IN BRIEF

For plumbing, see Dezell.
Miss Hazel Wells is on the sick list.
RenShaW 4 Schmidt, real estate and
insurance. Notary public.
c. j. Shoemaker, county treasurer,
Is in the city today on business.
For sale-Twenty foot gasoline
launch, Union Trust company.
County Commissioner g. NJ. TrigR
was in the city yesterday on bust
ness.
Have you seen the Union Trust
company about MeyerdaleH
Long elbow gloves, rs cents at the
Little Silk store.
G. c. Edwards, chairman of the
board of county commissioners, spent
yesterday in Occur d'AIene attending
to county business.
Wanted today. Fifty people to
buy lawn mowers at the Lake City
Hardware company.
william Nudge, an employee of
the Idaho Mercantile company, left
yesterday for a two weeks visit to
the coast.
The most beautiful line Of child
Eeus headwear just opened; price %
cents to S1.98. Norquists.
L. L. Lewis Of the firm of Leveine
4 Lewis, is at Moscow being admit
ted to practice in the Federal court.
Buy property In Meyerdale So
down IS per month. See Union Trust
oOmpany's ad.
Rev. and Mrs. Litherland left for
Spokane last evening. Rev. Lither-
land will deliver the address at the
installation OF Rev. Hunter in the
Centenary Presbyterian church.
Buy lot for SO from the Ameri
cna Trust company. See ad.
The sheehan Furniture company,
On Fourth street, received a car load
q goods yesterday. This shipment
has been expected for almost a month
and Mr.. Sheehan has been greatly in
cOnvenienCed by the delay. He Is un-
packing and getting the store IN
shape for business.
Special 90. 90 quality, ladies' beth
erbloom skirts 90. 90 Thursday, Fri.
day and Saturday only. Norquists.
You can't do better than invest in
Meyerdale, see ad.
Hans 0stensen, late Of Cadillac,
Mich., has been employed by the
Idaho Mercantile company to take
charge Of the gents furnishing de-
partmsnt Mr.. Ostensen comes
highly recommended from bis old
town and he expects to buy property
and make Occur d'Alene his home.
His wife and two boys are visiting
relatives in Minneapolis and will be
hare in 9 couple OF weeks.
Just received one Har load of
plAater and two car loads of cement.
Anner Fuel company.
TAs PalOuse Land company has re-
esVed fourteen row boats for their
pieaaure resort on Liberty lake.
We OfFer for sale so acres of fine
sArdeO land one Gnd half miles from
pat ones, nearly al cleared, suita-
ne for plating to acre tracts, city
vaeer and Close to station on car line,
prics cheap and easy terms. A bar
gain. MallOy Brothers. =. W. Fits
manager.
=. J. Davies, manager Of the Rut'
ledge Timber company. spent yester-
day in Occur d'AIene ON business.
Anyone wanting good rooms will
ind them IL as Second street.
Wanted today. Fifty house own
srs to buy the screen dOors for yOuE
houses at the Lake City Hardware
company.
J. @. LausrsnOe, Of Garfield, one
Of the members Of the Washington
railroad commission, wss in the city
Yesterday on business with the o. s.
land oEaos.
Dina at Hotel Idaho cafe. Best
service In thu state and prices mOdsE-
aee. Meal tickets for %. Special
% can't dinner every Sunday, $50 20
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FROST, NOT NEGLIGENCE,
TAKES CARS C0ASTING

These frosty mornings. besides max
ing getting up 10 start a FIRE IN tho
asthmatic stove, a decidedly unpleasant
task is causing no end Of trouble TO
street car motor men. Persons stand
on the near corner and despite the cold.
get hot when the car slides into the
middle OF the next block The con-
ductor hears about it-there's sign
on the front platform. Don't talk 70
the motorman'-but Il isn't bis fault
IL isn't the fault OF the motorman
either. IT'S because the rails are COW
cred with frost and Ice Sand r. Of
little aid ln bringing the wheels to a
stands,il, ana with everything sleek
and shmey from a coating Of frost
brakes viii not hold. wherever there
60 hin TO climb on descend, the motor
man braces himself for trouble. He
begins putting ON brakes In one block
tO stop Boo another. yet the car slides
across the corner and into tho next
block passing by q bunch OF Indignant
patrons
Salt Lskcrs probably think the car
goes by because the motorman didn't
see them standing in the chilly air.
Some have the idea it's AN due 10 neg
feence. Some. from the way they tail,
On The conductor. seem 90 think they are
heiue maitreatcd and Intend having eve
- oFr crew turned ont % the service.
There are two sides 10 everv story. II
'. no ,iefEllre to stand out m the cold
mn from before daylight until da-k-asi<
any conductor or motormau So whom
PEI c1r sFtC- past you few wards. walk
DOWN to 90. COZ uu Tho platform and
smile at rho conductor pleasantly as
r0u enter tho car It's not negligence.
nor a desire ~ tho carmen 90 play
rranFs. hut frost that Del causing an the
trouble. 9nd o1r men you know. are not
resi- 0usible FOR frost
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CHANGE MADE IN
OGDEN YESTERDAY
Division Superntendents and
Other Officials Appointed
BY W. A. Whitney.
EVERYTHING GOES ALONG o. K.


Special Colrcspouioucc
ogden Nov fa-At l..Ol O.. ni. today
I The management of This part of lh,
Hartman system between this place
and Rawlins Wyo which. for more
! than four years has been under the
/ jurisdiction 90 the oregon Short Line.
was turned over Oh the Union Pacific.
1 thereby creating new division of that
line with heldquarlers iu Ogden At
I the same time the Jurisdiction ~ The
local Hartman yards was turned over
to the Southern Pacific from the short
. Line.
vs.. A. Whitney the now supernten-
dent ct The t0iou paclhc. was at his
Offices 200 the Onion Depot building this
morning. bright and carly Befor, most
people were about matters pertaining
Co the operation of that part OF the
big traus-conuuerfol line coming uu-
der his Jurisdiction were arranged for
and traffic was moving along ass if
nothing unusual had happened.
SOME NEW OFFICIALS.
About the first official act of the new
superintendent ta- tJ appoint d. a.
Olm-tcld as hi- chief clerk Mr. DIM
stead was formerly chief clerk 10 AS
=
or fhe Short Line. Mr. B0tsford has
been transferred Co 70 similar udsitloh
und,r ar Whitney. but his chief clerk
has NOT yct been named. AS chief cler,
to The superintendent Mr. Olmstead
sponf most of yesterday arranging On,
Office forces for the Union Pacin. hero.
All az thc former clerical force has been
retained and number of new clerks
viii Do added.
Mr. whitney next announced A few
appointments OF division officials for tho
new Utah division He named L. D.
Maitland a. division engineer and j.
Otu2n, assistant division engineer j.
A. beck was appointed supervisor of
bridges and buildings and j. E Sul.i-
van. master mechanic. An Of these
named with the exception OF Mr. SuIil-
van viii have their hes dquartors in
ogden. MI Sullivan's Office VIII Doe
af Evanston.
OGDEN GAINS IMPORTANCE.
The new order OF things makes OGDEN
more Of % railroad center than ever
d. fore and brings 90 this city "a num-
Der OF new officials and other attaches
of tho Hartman lines 10 places that
svstaw. as far as the Union Pacific Is
Concerned. on virtually the same basis
that 30 was prior Go the time whom
portions ~ the Central Pacific and Tn
ION Pacific were given over TO the
Oregon short Line
Superintendent r.. c. Manson OF the
Salt Lake Division Of the southern Pa
cihc was busy yesterday getting ac-
uuaiuted with matters pertaining 10 the
LEGAL yards which now come under his
management. As yet no addition to the
forces in his Offices have been made.
No word has yet been received as 10
when that portion OF the line between
ogden and sparks, New, VIII b. turned
back 40 the Southern Pacific
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penses, insofar as practicablt with
the economical movement OF traffic.
Beginning Nov. is, shop forces work
ing on repairs win be put on an eight
haur day basis but an standards Tor
repairs viii be- strictly maintained.
While reductions will be made In the
maintenance of way forces, the tracks
VIII be put iu the best possible shape
f0- the coming winter and there will
boz no let 'up Coo any work necessary 10
insure She present standard OF opera
ffpn of the road
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Gns Rcmaln, ln Trau-t-rhc i'.'
Gas A. Coke company nnH pow nolfH
1000 ice. of 1wIu. lu transit lom
the cast to he 1ld This vin,er
Nc,y Onicc Building s. Lawson
has the contract fo buIIc tlo >Ia.0NN
office huIldiun t1 Do erected Hi -'.-
rnd south street. h.t"a0I F1ufu ava
Firm West
Talked on Turbine prac,l-c''--A.
A. Rogers ie.Iur.I Dose oven nE ~
the stat. university ou Modern T1H-
iine prartiee." before The rtah s'-
ciety OF Engineer
WIN Erect Warohousc-Thc Zus
Brewing company OF Denver VIII hr-
giu this month fhc erection of If-
r0poscd warehouse and bottllnr plant
on the west side. 90 cosp S5o,oJ".
High school Danvc--'rhcrc ..ss n
large Attendance last night go ihe
High school sophomore dance. Ih"
decorations were Boz class colors. aud
the walls were covered with blue oni
white oonnantq.
Shelter Rank Di,idcnd--Rcferee n
Bankruptcy q. 3d. KEW paid QUO
Yesterday. nearly S12.uG0 from fhc as-
H't~ ui Nl' iAt' i'- %. '' .'
l7ters cr editors. Ihis dividend Nlh
iilnh UP the toili eiNuinWu"N on 'iF-
latnus since lnf ldllurt UP 10 81 % ret
cent
Y 49,. A.,
W. 80 y,
s ,,,,,l. s,'i -..,.,.r, ,.r San
-. 'V''ilo'' "i1 ,..1
Yesterday for th' urst TIME. Forl
douglas Nhicn WeH I'un1eo l" ~
hl her RrandIatntt Mt M'r.
iniher Of roman 10. th' son iAn-
CISCO erann Jury mat pc. n''as
ihines s" interesting Tor th' l"'Ni
tiaItlns sFhplci''.
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lloiut,u we n'.l pr
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power - given the eligibility commit
Zee as it at present Dos no "l4ei 't'n-
sfA powers TO eNercie ia eNicnu8tnE
circumstance, where students pre- 'h1t
cut or Hthieucs Tor nature 70 m1ln-
laln certain perconi3Ff in incH
studies
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ptl lecleu "i 'u stul"hlh i"l siiBl"s
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CAR SHORTAGE AGAIN.
Onicials of Western Lines Believe Dam
ger IN Not Past.

Chicago. Nov 1G.-While there are no
longer com plants of a car shortage,
the officials Of western lines DO not
think the danger Of one Is past 10 Is
their opinion that when confidence Us
restored business win be resumed on
much larger scale and the roads viii
be unable TO meet the demands which
win be made upon them.
TO prepare for this the car shops ara
overloaded with repair work. Thou
sands of cars, which heretofore were in
such demand that they could not be
sent to the shops until the great fan
rush was over. are now being overhaul
ed and put I'm storage. Moreover, so
far as known. no orders for new equip
ment have been cancelled.
There is sim a strong demand for
coal cars and vast quantities of fuel
are pouring into the northwest. The
railroad men hope the bulk Of this busi-
ness Nill be disposed Of before the gem
eral call for cars 70 move the crops
Is made. There Is the wheat crop OF
the northwest and the corn crop OF tho
southwest TO be reckoned with. AS yet
little Of this has been moved and the
longer u is held IN the country the
more urgent will be- the demand for
cars.
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lions SAVINGS BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY

Paws 4 per cent on deposits safety
deposit boxes for rent
JOSEPH j. SMITH. President.
ANTHON a. LUND. Vice President.
.. C.. BEEBE. Cashier
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i COAL
COAL
COAL

Martin Coal company Castle Gate.
Clear Creek lump and nut specially
adapted for helting purposes 500 per
ton
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ASK your grocer to send you Royai
Rreld. N ls made in "a clean bakery
and the crown label ia on every loaf
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400 DOWN AND 500 PER WEEK
PARADISE ADDITION
LOTS

ONE DOLLAR CASH ONE DOLLAR
PER WEEK
Buys lots In Paradise addition East
and M South Two car lines Q Fast or
z East. Take Wandermere car In city
lirlits. city water. wnen you are ready
Lots sell az 500 s225. &75. 500. GE.
20Nl5s 20 Is Alley You may have ono
and one half lots or more No less than
81 p feet lots sold. For a short time only
we will give the above uheard of low
rates on urst class suburban building
lots
surer than any saving bank PROPOSE
ton
It's the first time IN the history Of our
city, that such AN offer has been given
you on lots OF equal value Boo this loc3-
ton. True YOU can buy west side lots
any way NOT MUCH
Fifteen lots sold this week 90 lots sold
recently. Ask the following purchasers
about them ana YOU will rush in and
secure pair or more.
Mr. Hurlhut Of Park City, 10 lots.
Prof HarwOod " T.. of u. lots
Mary Harwood Of j. III So. . lots
Miss Balm r.. NJ Tel CO.. 1 lois
Thos Longhway. 2 lots
Henry Smith. lots
Mrs. n. Paige. . lots.
Mrs. @. Young. 2 lots.
Mr.. Nitzel OF Il. e.. NJ l.. lois.
VIM. Pow. South Main. lots.
J. ", MusgrOve : lots
Alice FanclonEe, lots, and many
others before this sale
When you learn how good and chcap
these lots are you won't wait another
day Terms are 80 easy every one seek
ing small Investments should a. he adj
vantage OF this opportunity. VIII be-
pleased 70 drive you out and show Won
any time you say.
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pr j. a. Hauchetl office 20U-l Nc
Cornick building Residence f06 East
Second South. Both phones
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ARE you

Satisfied with your printing Wen
give you Subtraction 30 sou bring o.
here
TIE DEsEREr NEWS.
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PENNgYLvANIA RETRENcHTs.


Philadelphia. Nov 1.-THE pennsyl-
vania railroad today issued the follow
ing statement
owing to The disconragInR outlook
f0r the coming months ana the very
largo Increase in thc operating "a
pense ~ tho company during me year
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NOTICE

Dr. Meaeham, Dentist. has moved to
200 Security a. Trust Bldg. OPP. h g..
AZ.
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D. NJ Foster Dentist. has moved tu
30i Auerbach Block, With d. Geo El-
lcrbcck
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SHIPPING

CUT RATTB TO ANY PART on THE
United states We can aave money Tor
you shipping goods east on west Cdrrcs.
pondcnts in an principal cities. Sec un or
phone ll4 hodman Van A storage Co,
M South West Ioiuplo Street
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Some bat the Test flowers. sold aI ths
F1ower shop. under National Bank Of
Republic.
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Pure Drugs and Prosecutions our
specially Halliday DruF Company.
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Salt Lake Photo EuFp'T co
Kodaks. nnishing. framing. its a
Main Street
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Dr. Robert r.. Hampton nas moved
his office from tho keith-O Bran
pilg Co Innms lille Mercanu, Au-
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roR sALE-RrAI ESTATE.

- 'fhit4-~iktlAli NNlAII.
.....-.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY.
I" West Second south.
We have houses ana lots fo. .st. In
all parts uf tho rlIV
ireom pr bk with bath. brand now.
nice home. n. W. oFa
h'le "a hnrgaln-s-room frame two
t,liis "os, lowing well, hedge foncc. DOE tts
balance ou termf
Here T hne building lot ON tbr Icast
i've NNl.Q feet facing wost $500. 600
over. A''"N 'i'''
HCBBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY.
u West Second south.
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BACK combs with your Monogram iu
sold, $50. Iensen's, % Main ~
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snverware

For THANKSGIVING. a. S. EeIser Jewell
cror no D. East First South ST.
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CLEARING HOUSE CERTIFICATES
and cashiers checks look good 10 ua
We have HOMES and LOIS f0r sale In
ON parts of The city YOU cannot fud
To- better proposition than t0 put vlur
money n HOME. or LOTS 10 build
a home on, and 90 show our good faih
in thc prese1t and future value of thosa
checks wo win allow n premium of SIS
pu oForF 500 n clearing house ana
cashiers checks you use in me purchase
of our property in the next thirty dnpa.
Hore D. proposition that certainly Win
appeal % SOU as very good one
THINK THIS OVER BRING vour
certificates aud trade them for real es-
state
HUBBARD EsrMENT CO'wANY.
"a West Second south
Both phones 49,
WILL SELL YOU AT A BARGAIN.
vacant Tote cottage or model house.
ln Hny part ~ tho city, James n shaw
go, over ia Main street
LAST YoCR HOUSES AND LOTS
WIN ua we WIIl buy or acll amy claas ~
property 500 have
KELSEY a GILLESPIE. p E. ist So. A.
iF YoU NAVE PROPERTY no SILL.
usl Nitn ''nnoh a cannon. % p e lNm'
81 AND 80 PER ACRE. URfMPRoyED
farm land "A miles south of rlfy A d.
Scott tol ~ u Walker BIDS
FINE CORNER LoT n4Xpi
northeast part 81 city. Tor sale at a hai-
sain N person haying the eip Enquire
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Anderson
| Cummings Co..
aaa S Main Bon Phone iis.y Ind. 9'i
List Your Proparly width Us
''ElILLlONS W1TEDRAVyN
FR0Ra BANKS AND
STOCKS
Are booking for Bargains
in Real EsGaGs,
PANIC or HIGH F1NANCGERs HAS
CONVINCED INVESTORS THAT
THEIR SAVINGS ARE SAFE ~ GOOD
REALTY. EAGER BUYERS OFFER
HUGE PILES OF CASH TURN or
YEAR PROMISES TO FLOOD MARKET
WITH BIG STREAM or READY MON
EY''-Ctrom the New York WORLD.
1880 buys q Nl0 rods with Groom
house. ON Bird South between 'th ana SIN
East South front easy terms.
N.g90 buys broom brick cottage. rented
FOR 50 per month. now fi0 cash. balance
easy.
5000 buys nice 5-room brick. bath. CieC-
Nic lights ETC.. near nth South and nth
East street. 5000 cash, balance easy
terms
f2.jeo buys 5-room brick. with ia acres
Of good ground, on 18th East In city linn
its.
$500 good ranch NJ leo acres Of good
land AIT under cultivation a stack of
hay 70 head Of COWS, Norman colts, 2
mares, farming implements. cream separ-
ator. good houses. everything complete for
dairy farm Less than p miles from
salt Lake city. and ON the railroad. Look
this up, % o. a. snap.
We have several houses Tor rent
LIST your property with ua. We can SOIL
60 for YOU
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