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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11
EXCHANGE EDITORS GEMS.

Some persons who have read poet
laureate Alfred w. Austins recent at
tempts say there IS no more poetry
being written They became doubly
convinced after reading rhymes by
contributors to the Sunday comic sun
plement. But the person who longs
for real poetry that amusos; that en-
tertains; that--oh to cut 1t short, that's
simply rich must look to the country
newspaper. For II often happens the
village smithy is also a poet; the fur
niture store man can write PONIES
and the fish man likes to cry his wares
IN rhyme
The Idaho Enterprise contained. re-
Gently. the following gem:
We have the music,
We have the floor
For right good dance,
Now what do you want more
Some one has said:
"A good partners pretty fine
Well, over at the Pavilion
Youth find her every time.
Or what's the matter with this? Qts
from the Bingham Bulletin);
We are the first door south of the court
house,
And the first door east of the Jail,
We are just across the street from the
new postoffice,
And we have the music trade by the
tail
Barton & Blake, furniture dealers
in small nearby town fiirt with the
muse once in awhile, too, as the fol-
lowing epic proves:
Furniture company; Barton & Blake:
A fine place to deal. they do business
straight
They are careful and cautious not to
oVer-rate
They wait upon trade both early and
late.
Buy your wife a china closet. fill ii
with chinaware,
Thanksgiving viii soon be here you
can feel il IN the air
BUY your wife range and look at our
graniteware,
Buy now. don't wait till your wife
says. you're stingy, so there"
Carpets. rugs, pictures and rocking
chairs,
Mirrors, chiffioners, iron beds, single or
in pairs.
Blank Fire Keepers, hot blast stove,
not hot air
Photographs that sing 1--WE will meet
you over there
Best OF all the Jangle piano.
Xmas is coming. do not forget wife or
daughter Anna.
Surely they can play and sing Hosana.
There is no other like the Jangle
piano.
who says no poetry is being. written?
He's right.
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himself as AN attempt to understand
the Burmese, to see them MS they do
themselves. to describe their religion
and its effect on them" As sympa-
thetic Interpretation of an Oriental race
1t at once took it's place i'll the esteem
of competent critics with such studies
as Prof. Percival Lowell's and the late
Lafcadio Hearn's books on Japan.
After Il silence of some years Mr.. Hail
has now followed up this work with
another which the Macmillan company
is to publish shortly after the holidays.
The subject of "The Inward Light
is of even more general interest than
that of THE Soul of People name
", the teachings as to Immortality in
the Buddhist and the Hindu religious
systems, and other universal elements
In these religions. Because of the sub
ject and the manner of treatment that
may be expected from Mr.. Hall, the
book will be awaited with more than
common interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

The following 25 volumes will be
ADDED to the public library Monday
morning, Jan. 10. 1905:
MISCELLANEOUS
Bright-History of England. four
volumes
Corneille--The Gid (translation).
Epochs of Modern History: Fred
ertck the Great; French Revolution;
Beginnings of the Middle Ages; Nor
mans In Europe
Mineral Industry. volume Is.
Sheldon-Notes on the Nicaragua
Canal
Thomp son-Historv OF England.
1revelyan-American Revolution
part three.
Ware-Beet Sugar Manufacture and
refining, volume two.
Who's Who, 1908, (reference).
FICTION.
Mason-Broken Road.
White-Arizona Nights,
cHILDREN's BOOKS.
Church--Iliad for Boys and Girls.
Favorite fairy tales.
ktrkland-Polly Pats Parish
Strange Stories of the Civil War.
Strange Stories of Colonial Days.
strange Stories of the War of 1912,
Wells--Rainy Day Diversions.
Misunderstanding Book.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11

TOR 80 years have received an
L. average of dozen letters
year from strangers who re
member me, OF whose fathers re-
member me AS a boy and young man,
says Mark Twain IN the North Ameri-
can Review. But these letters are al
most always disappointing. have
not known these strangers nor their
fathers. / have not heard OF the names
they mention, the "reminiscences 10
which they call attention have had no
part In my experience; an Of whpn
means that these strangers have been
mistaking me for somebody else, but
at last / have the rctresnment this
morning, OF a letter from man VINO
deals hoo names that were familiar TO
me In my boyhood The writer incloses
a newspaper clipping which has been
wandering through tho press for four
or hye weeks, ana he wants To know
n Capt. TonlTay lately deceased,
was tas stated In the clippings) the
original Of "HucNehcwy Finn
have replied mat "Hucheberry
Finn was Frank b. AS this M
quirer evidently knew the Hannibal
of the '40s, ha win easily recall
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ings being by VIII Vanter and Trunk
lin Booth. The author dedicaes IL 10
his friend Newton Booth Harrington.
Those Indispensable books of refer
ence. who's Who" the who's Who
Year Book" and THE Writers and
Artists Year Book" for 1905 arc an
nounced for early publication Be
tween two and three thousand new
Biographies have been added TO the
first which in spite of its increasing
roll of names, has not grown too bulky
to handle conveniently, Both the Year
books have also grown in size, and
contain new tables not to be found
in any other reference books,
Many readers will recall "a remarkable
book published some years ago with
the title. THE Soul of u People" The
author. Mr.. Fielding Hall, was an Eng
lshman who has spent many years in
Burma, and his book was described by
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Xxi. VI! XII. VI, WOW,

The call to the Indian war vets
printed in the Emery county Progress
follows
Annual greeting Jan. Is and IT, 1908.
Man-no-na Comrades:
Mike-wal
Atlsh. Avon Injin cot-te-su-ah
Tlsh-ump quote. Tish-ump Nah-o-qua
cots we-not
Um-pi-gi ow-up man-no-na InJin WI
no. Cots guoie, cots nah-o-qua. Ow-up
to-e-jah tIc-a boo. DIVA Nin-na nom
81 pe-unng avon comrades pi-ka
Cassie Dale.
Heap big fun!
Heap -shar-a-na, heap we-pi.
Um-pi-go me-poots nah-o-qua, um-
pl-go pc up ne-ab pi-ka. Com-oosh
Mormoni tol-nab-ba.
Comrades nan-no-na pi-lSa- Nin-na
to-e-j ah ash-un-ta up-wa poon-i-ca.
DIVA man mona pi-ka.
Bishep Akelund vino e-shar-a-na.
Heap tic-a-boo DIVA! Oval!
Shet-cup to-e-jah avon.
Comrades man-o-na ug-e-na-ry.
Comrades all come.
A. P. JOHNSON, A. A. @.
That's Just the idea lot of people
have had for a long time, but not
having the poets tongue--etc.
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REX AND RAGS.

., Grouse, he lives acrost the street;
W. ~ rich as rich can be-
~, :" awful common. an that's why
W. tossrnt play with me.
a. ,,thcr is u millionaire
y ,, drives fer Mister Grouse,
49, call their place u residence.
-" mi ours is Just a house.
y. %, + game of indoor golf,
nrlntln'-press fer boys.
.,eop,-cngyne. phonesgraff---
:, never seen such toys!
no e tired of 'em all;
red rather come an play
or swing on our back gate.
when his ma goes away.
!. aben she leaves him with his nurse
~ slips acrost the street,
/, nses his shoes an stockings on,
nuse I'm IN my bare feet.
.. ..ks fer 'lasses on his bread
"a eat, the same as we.
n. ma don't know what's good to ent---
MATS what he says 10 me.
:. lkes my hat; so when we play
Islways trade with him,
r,ourh his Is new an'nlne is Just
,crown an half briin.
II, avs lie doesn't like his name.
Re wishes lie had one
"A, mine. That's Rags. An SO / call
Fin peanuts" just fer fun.
n ays that I'm the very best
Of FL the friends he knows,
n that our house is lots more fun
Than anywhere he goes.
IA when we play pretend" an each
Can choose what one we'd be,
sluays play that l am him,
He always plays he's me.
zen when his nurse or mother calls,
He says TO us, so dear."
/ always waits little while,
An tends he didn't hear.
I then lie puts his shoes back on
To Fix up like he was,
cause he dassent play with Us.
He dasscnt, but he does.
Marian Kent Hurd.
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SS~~~~~~<~~ST~<<SIoS ~SS/SSS~~e~~sss>N
comparison ~ especially curious II view
OF the fact that Mr.. James uses Eng
lish as natural heritage. while Mr..
Conrad's native medium is not English
at ALL but Polish. In this connection,
too, II is significant that during the
years when Joseph Conrad was acquir-
ing the tongue his only model was the
speech OF the creek OF d sailing vessel,
and that his occasional reading was
chiefly French. Mr. Conrad is at pres
ent living In Bedfordshire having
very recently left his hoem at Pent
Farm, in Kent.
Comparatively few people among
those who handle the decorated holiday
books have any idea of the care and
thought expended in their production.
In the case OF The Other Wise Man OF
Henry Van Dyke, the rather remark
able form in which this Christmas tale
has appeared this season suggests the
sort of value such volume may repre-
sent. The parchment paper, for exam
pie, was prepared in imitation OF old
monastery scrolls. The type was pat
termed from the letters found in some
fine old manuscripts OF the Roman vat
lean labrary and the Laurentian library
in Florence, after permission had been
obtained to photograph these pages.
Those who We're to set type for the
book were tutored in the pen-drawing
and ancient letters their illumination
and design, as II prevailed before the
invention of printing. The young
Italian, Enrlco Monetti, who did the
illuminating. was brought from the
Florentine library to this country for
the work. II Is said that the Harpers,
who publish the book, had had de-
mands for It for reference rooms OF
libraries, as samplar of combined
medieval and modern methods of
of bookbinding
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11
A NOtre Dame Lady'S Appeal.

10 all knowing sufferers Of rheuma-
ism. whether muscular on of the
Joints sciatlca unbugos hachaehe,
pains IN the kidneys or neuralgia
Mains. Ia write 10 her for a home treat
mcnt which has repeatedly cured an
of these fortunes She feels u her duty
10 send II 10 an sufferers FREE, You
cure yourself al home as thousands
wiil testify no change Of climate be-
inr necessary. Ths simple discovery
banishes uric acid from The blood loos-
ems the stiffeued Joints purihes the
blood, and hnghtens me eyes giving
elasticity and tone % the Whole syS-
tem M the above interests you, for
proof address Mrs. NJ. summers, Box
IL, NolrO Dame, lad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11

Biffl Bang Boom, The bomb cx-
ploded. striking into the henrt OF the
assembly Eighteen noble Romans fell
with ~ sickening thuds, many of them
seriously wounded Pandemonium pre-
vailed; all who could run. did so--thc
practor's seat was vacant Silence
rcigncd; several minutes elapsed Some
of the seignors. awakening from the
swoon rubbed their eyes and looked
around, surprised that the hail should
be empty; for they thought It was but
another Of PrRetor Josephus' rulings
on the Galveston bill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11

an English which supplies the edition
OF Thackeray containing the biograpll-
cal sketch by his daughter muCn .nt-
mate correspondence, Thackerays own
drawings, and the like Mr.. keids ar
ticle was originally delivered as an adj
dress at the Tltmarsh club in London
last October.
In view of present day discussions OF
corporate combinations Of capital, 1t Is
of Interest to note the distinctly mod
ern development OF the Trust as
pointed out by Prof. e. Il. Sparks in
his volume on National Development,
a late volume in Harpers' History OF
the American Nation Prof Sparks
shows that as late as 1880 the railway
mileage OF the United States was oper'
ated by LEILA different companies: also
that of the 1873 manufacturing com
bnations listed in the report Of the In
dustrial commission of 1907 only three
were in existence before 1886.
a story is being told of woman who
met Gertrude Atherton at the -'"ent
reception In her honor of the San Fran
cisco Spinners, and tried hard to say
something "fit.' AS the line was pass
Ing along, this woman whispered to her
companion, "Oh, do tell me the name
of the book she understanding or
other about family descent" but the
other said she couldn't recall It, eth
er. Just as they reached the author OF
Ancestors" the woman apparently re-
membered, and her face beamed. "Oh.
Mrs. Athertoni" she said as they shook
hands. Il can't tell you how loved
your "Forefathers!"
In course OF the various comment
attending his latest novel, The Street
Agent, Joseph Conrad has been called
the disciple of Henry James. Such a
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11
LEAP YEAR NOTICE.

CFrom the Dillon. Mont. Tribune,)
To parties wishing to get married, L
can save you valuable time. VIII per-
form the ceremony and fix papers in
twenty minutes and will not attempt to
kiss the bride-unless she is good look
ing and the groom very small and good
natured. JOS, RICH j. /.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11
ALL THE WORLD

" stage and BallTd's Snow Llnlment
plays most prominent part II has
cuts sprains and AN pains, BUY II, try
", and you VIII always use n Anybody
VINO has used Ballart's Snow Imminent is
trial hottie. 80 Boz " and 81 90 oI sola li hy
g NJ Drug Dept. ll2-Ili Main Stree.
SAT- Lake CITY II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11
NEW BRAND OF FIGHT.

The Attell-Sloran battle for the fea-
therweight championship at Colma
Wednesday resulted in draw. The
fight lasted the 20 rounds and was a
whirrelwinnd.-E Free Press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11
Are You Going on a MIssIona

If Sc come 70 us for Photos as We
will make you special discount.
Monroe studio. SO w. End South. We
viii take rate tickets from any other
studio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11
"A Reliable
Remedy
EIy'S Cream Balm
is quickly absorbed,
-.

Gives Relief al Once,
II oleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane resulting from
Catarrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re.
stores the Senses OF
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ments upon him with a good deal of
anxiety. but it came out all right and
we were satisfied. Jnjun Joe got drunk
oItener than before, and became in
tolerably Interesting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11
BOOKS.

Joan OF Juniper Inn" is the title OF a
charming girl story by Emilia Elliott
recently published by Geo. w. Jacobs
Co. II Is reminiscent Of the 40" stor-
les OF Louisa Alcott IN it's simple hut
healthy human interest and the bright.
interesting and thoroughly natural
character In It's pages. II describes the
struggle of a family in reduced cir
cumstances to make the various bare
places In the family fortunes green,
and Joan Is the particular heroine of
their varied experiences. though there
are others whom our interest follows
inevitably for their places in the simple
human drama, The author Emilia III
lott though not born here Is AT present
resident OF salt Lake, and this re-
cent book Is not her first successful
venture In the field OF fiction. II is Il
book to amuse and interest without eN-
citing any morbid or feverish emotion.
1t Is on sale at the Deseret News Book
store,
"sin and Society" is the title OF new
book by Edward Ellsworth Ross, whose
former works. Social Control" and
THE Foundation of Sociology Great
ed so much discussion. II was of these
President Roosevelt wrote In glowing
terms, predicting for them an inupence
that should be fGlt throughout the
world. The last hook fully deserves
The former prophecy. few works on the
fallacies of our economic systems be-
Ing 50 filed with trenchant arraign-
ment OF It's follles ana fallacles. II Is
really volume OF epgrams and
strikes AT the abuses II derides in so
delightfully."- humorous way that its
lessons sink deeper than the most
careful and logical discussion OF the
engrossing questions. II Is published
by the Houghton Mifflin, and IL on sale
az the Deseret News Book store
A new poem by James Whitcomb
Riley is laways an event In the literary
word, and THE Boys or the Old Gee
Club" would have been widely herald
ed II written by an unknown writer.
II is one OF the most papealing OF the
many heart touching poems by the
we'll loved national writer. and 10 say
this IL 10 say all. The book Is beau
tifully bound and illustrated, the draw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11

Taste ana binell. Il
gists or by mail. /
Ely Brothers, So WI
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Ranches

FOR sALE-oNE-ACRE CHICKEN RANCH
on a fast car line, twenty minutes from
9Th and Main; improved with pretty Ave
room cottage, fne vegetable garden, bear
ing fruit trees, lawn, flowers and chick
ems Price $3.50. Small payment down,
balance TO suit
WESTERN LAND COMPANY,
S12-13 Citizens Nat Bank Bldg.
A6371. Third and Main SITS. Till
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BICYCLES

FIFTEEN SECOND HAND BICYCLES, IS UP.
l need room for locksmithing and general
repair work: will sell at actual cost they
are good snaps. cHAs. e. ELLSWORTH.
217h w. First lax
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MILLINERY

MILLINERY
Closing out sale all trimmed hats.
fancy feathers and flowers. below cost:
trimming SO cents s2l O. t. JOHNSON
bldg. 4th and Broadway, Sd floor 9-2l-s0
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City Lots and Lands
Suburban Property

FOR sALE-WE HAVE A s-ACRE RANCH;
Groom modern cottage, barn; Y mile from
bank in foothill town. 10 miles from Los
Angeles, for $1,000 less than real value; on
account OF death must sell.
F. e. KNAPP & CO.,
lO2 Chamber of Commerce. Phone A1660
1871
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Rooms and Board

TO LET-IN LARGE PRIVATE HOME,
near Westlake park, beautiful room, run
ming water, ground floor; suitable for couple
or two young men; table board very best;
terms low to desirable parties. 42I GRAND
VIE VISIT. Phone E30S2 b-1O-x
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FOR RENT
Rooms-Furnished

TWO LARGE FRONT ROOMS, FURNISHED.
close in; elegant yard and poreh' toi Iis
housekeeping; rent reasonable to the rlgnt
parties. See me after o'clock, Mis- ~
CORENSON, s25 Sunset blvd. Phone b.o "a i
way 1862, o--o-A
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-03

TO LET-FRoNT ROOM. SOUTHEAST EX-
posure; all conveniences; gentlemen preferred;
location southwest Phone E24Ia e-ls-A
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PENSIONS

NEW PENSION Law, ACT APRIL 10, 1909
widows of Civil war, married before June ~
1880. entitled to s12 per month regardless Of
b-9-x
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LEGAL NOTICE

OWING TO SALE OF GROCERY STORE OF
William Kipling at iioi Santa Fe street,
Saturday, June 81 to John F. Hager, all bills
against william Kipins must be presented
at First National bank BY Friday. p. n.
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TO LET-NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
rooms, with or without board nSS SOUTH
FLOWER ST F15s9 Private home. b-lS-x
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TO LEr-NICELY FURNISHED BROOM
Housekeeping suite: also large oeau. .ta1i
front room; quiet location; only 90. % i SnffT4r
walk to Third and Broadway. sSV SCC - y
FIGUEROA Phone Main 6525. o-lV-4
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TO LET-ONE FRONT ROOM AT $l2 AND
enc side room S. for housekeeping purposes.
7eO OTTAWA ST. Home E2524. 1-Z-W
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VEHICLES
LOST AND FOUND

LOsT-AN ENGLISH SETTER DOG
about a year old; white and black spotted
black ears, license number 24OS; reward
call Gao s. sIcHEL: also reward for in
formation. o-Se-W
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-03

OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
(ooeducationaD. Colleges liberal arts, medi-
cine, dentistry, law. theology, pharmacys
music, fine arts, oratory and preparatory
school High standards In scholarship and
Ynorala Expenses moderate. Send for cata-
logue. Address PRESIDENT BoVARpH
University. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-03

TO 1.Er-FURN1sHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping two or three-room suites; pINS oe
pisce: large grounds; ideal summer nome, q
low rates: walking distance. b25 5. FIG Ub-
ROA ST. Phone FS11b.
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FOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED SUNNY
rooms, southern exposure; $3.50 and "; close
in; walking distance. 53b sANrEE ST. o-lS-x
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Want Ad VIII Take Any MARKETABLE Thing to Market
FOR RENT
Rooms-Furnlshed

TO LET--61sH w. sIxTHi MODERN FUR
nished rooms bath and running water;
summer rates. BROADWAY 2754
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BATHS AND MASSAGE

FOR sALE-6-FOOr PORCELAIN BATH
tub with stand for massage, cheap. Call 406
Z. FIFTH ST. F6744. 6-27-w
MANIcuR1NG, BATHS, MASSAGE AND
electric treatments for rheumatism. 107 W.
THIRD ST. 6-i9-33
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TWO-RooM HOUSEKEEPING SUITES, $40
to s12 per month; single housekeeping rooms
81 to IS. 1913 S. F1GUEROA e-s-rno
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PATENTS AND PATENT RIGHTS
DENTISTS

DR. r. e. HEWES. DENTIST. is NOW
permanently located at room 400, Broad
way Central bldg. 424 s. BROADWAY.
6-24-m
DIR BACHMAN, FORMER MINNEAPOLIS
dentist. 3OS o. T. johnson bldg, Fourth an0
broadway, 6-4-x
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. SINGLE OR
housekeeping. so and up close In Phone
F167O. 7s6 SAN JULIAN ST. b-l3-E
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SODA FOUNTAINS

SEE OUR PATENTED $50 SANITARY FouN-
tatns, others at cut prices. PACIFIC COAST
FOUNTAIN FACTORY. 1873 q. 4th- s-aS-sa
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1880 MAPLE AVE.-RoOM AND BOARD.
German boarding house. $3.50 and 70 per
week. Phone Broadway Ai3. b-lS-x
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FOR RENT-HoUsEKEEPING OR SINGLE
rooms close in; all conveniences; " a week
and up. 1854 E. NINTH ST. b-13-x
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I5oTFT, vAstJTNGTON 711h SOUTH OLIVE.
elegantly furnished rooms, hot and cola
water private baths, housekeeping; lowest
summer rates. f63s4
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scIENTIFIc BATHS


sHAMPOOING. SCALP TREATMENT VI
bratory and facial massage. baths. for ladies.
1913 Albany and Covert place. Phones E2l9is
Broadway $3.50. 6-si-m
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-03

TO LET-LARGE FRONT ROOM. ELEGANT
| ly furnished; walking distance suitable for
two. 916 s. BROADWAY. biloxi
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-03

FOR RENT-A COZY LITTLE FRONT HALL
bedroom, separate entrance; homelike; gen
tlemen only. 1893 WALL ST. b-l3-x