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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
WINNER INVESTMENT CO.,
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Both phones 4I4. se45
ARE YOU INTERESTED

ANS loG Ian ELI
SEE OUR NEW COTTAGE WE HAVE
Just CoMPLETEp sE On On, 2NR II2. AVENUE y. p
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LIGHT PRESSED BRICK; LARGE
ROOMS, HALLS: LARGE BATHROOM,
OR ELEGANTLY FINISHED, FLOOR
LAID UPSTAIRS AND STAIRWAY IN.
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PAID: SEE US FOR PRICE AND
On the east bench. swell new bungalow:
large rooms, strictly modern. mission
finish throughout. elegant mantel, fine
xs rods sn5 only $500 Win @aRe ve
easy terms.
Near the university; new light pressed
brick cottage; just completed; s rooms
wood floors, hardwood finish throughout:
strictly modern. Price $3.50 Good
terms
strictly modern; hardwood floors. etc;
north bench. fine location, south front.
Price silO0. Terms.
Just listed-lt STORY, light pressed
brick cottage, In splendid condition:
complete plumbing, fire lawn, shade, etc.
good location near srd ave. $3.50
Strictly modern, broom, llSnt pressed
brick cottage: lot 50xl25 feet. $3.50
on East First South-One OF the best
two story houses on the street; up 10
date In every way; hardwood floors,
etc. To be sold at a great sacrifice. Only
2SXa rods, south front. 9Th ave-; $1,000.
2Sx7 rods. on 7th ave. south front, cor
ner; $3.50. -
3x1O rods, near 3rd ave: $500,
Lots on Douglas ave. facing east ana
west: $500. -,
Vacant and improved property In all
parts OF the city
~ 49, s592
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S12o0-Smau lot. with house, on Sth q.
Big bargain.
$s50-3-room frame; lot 25x130; south
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$ 600-Two lots on Laird ave-, 9th E
10th So.
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1,30o-A big bargain, e5x155 on 9th East,
faces west. near 10th South, room
for two fine homes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

Othor houses from rooms up. Terms
on al the above, Give US a call. Both
phones.
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JONES. KING & PORTER CO..
500-l-2-3 Security and Trust Bldg.
ss25
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GOOD OFFERS IN VACANT LOTS.
EAST SIDE OR WEST SIDE, NORTH
BENCH OR CAPITOL HILL.
S1500-50X1l5s. corner 5th So. and 9th E.
s975-37axl46. Douglas avenue, near 3rd
South
s45O-5O-tt. lot on Bird East, near Water
loo school.
s45o-50x12O, on 7th South, near 18th
East.
s4o5-45xl2o, on 6th South. near 1ath E.
$525-4li-ft. lots, 18th East. near sth So.
s600-34x1S5. near End South and 1lth z
s525-3S3Gl65, near 3rd z. and 9th So.
s1000-Corner 18th East near 4th So, 40x
l20.
ssoo-4ox12o, 18th East near 4th South.
s5Q0-3oxl20, Fuller ave, Eth South, llth
East.
slsoo-3sxlOO, 9Th South, near Main, only
~ blocks from skyscrapers.
SlQ00-35xil5-ft. lot 7th and 9Th South,
Main and State, on Major ST.
S1600-605x156 on 1st w, near 18th South.
Remember. We also have lots In Federal
Heights, the finest residence spot on
earth. See us about them, We can give
you a fine choice.
Capitol Hill. the coming Knob Hill OF
Salt Lake City. The Capitol building is
assured Salt Lake. Now for same price
quoted two years ago. Nonresident must
sell at once. VIII double In value in two
years. Eleven lots for $2S00, or single
lots at 5000 10 $500 each, one-thrd cash,
bal. monthly.
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MODERN HOUSES IN ANY PART OF
THE CITY.
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4 GOOD INVESTMENT
So900

a 1o-room house and a 4-room house
In rear. near 3rd E and 1lth So. VIII
rent for s26 per month II will pay
over II per cent net on investment,
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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE g. 1909
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

CLIPPINGS FROM
GODDARD INV CO.'S LIST.
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si500-S-rm. b.. mod; east on 18th So. ;
50xi65 II. very desirable sub
urb home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

S4500.
o-room modern brick home on
the northeast bench; lot 413X165
feet; shade, lawn, flowers, fruit
trees. small barn, all in the best
OF condition. See us about
terms,
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A good stone building, s living rooms
No reasonable offer refused,
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s50o0-A daisy 7-room p. b.. mod: hail.
bath and large basement; furnace
heat; 2ix5 rods: on 9Th ave,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

1,05o-2sx7 and r Of way, sewer and
sidewalks paid on NJ ST.. near 5th
ave. very cheap.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

MEEKS G. MCCARTNEY,
GROUND FLOOR,
40 WEST 2ND SOUTH.
Bell Phone 1922. Ind. 992.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

s,o00-1s5x33o feet Sth South. near
West Temple. fine place to build
a court.
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO.,
25I So. Main ST, yet.
Phones 81.
ABOUT JULY 1ST WE WILL
MOVE TO OUR NEW HOME,
CORNER MAIN ST. AND ES-
CHANGE PLACE, BOSTON
BUILDING, NO. 351 SOUTH
MAIN STREET.
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
WILL GO ON YOUR BOND.
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11o-per foot on Main street near fth
South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

slS75-A fine, 4-room, red p. brick; good
location on west Side.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

s2O00-Cosy 4-room frame; large lot
shade and fruit trees: east.
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| s 220o-Takes mod. 5-room cottage on
9Th E. 10th South. lot 50N120 and
alley, lawns, shade, cement
walks
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And last and least Is IL acres. This
is in Sandy, where the street cars are
going TO stop For particulars see or
write Mr.. Reeves. who has farmed In
Utah and Idaho for 20 years and knows
all about farm.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

Other good farms and orchards, larg
and small too numerous 10 mention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

Sl3, ,000-65x100, r. OF way, with elegant
double terrace on Main street.
close IN. all improvements paid.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

2,20o-5-room mod brick on 9th South
near 6th East, $500 cash; $50 per
mo.
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JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
IN HOUSES AND LOTS.
$4,000
a ciose-in groom partly modern,
with barn, lawn, etc: nice lot: near 5th
E. and 7th SO. Terms II necessary. See
this al once,
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SCOVILLE &, GUTHRIE,
524 Judge Building.


Bell 37I5. Ind. 795.
s2375-Buys nice 4-room brick with large
summer kitchen, pantry, closet
and nice lot on 5th East Terms.
s5o00--Best buy In city. 10-room pressed
brick home modern. east bench.
good furnace. beautiful view, cor
ner lot, 5x10 rods: fruit, lawn,
shade; good car service; half cash.
S55o0-Business property on End South,
now paying l3 per cent. Special
price 10 days.
S1l5O-F1ns corner, 150x132, Poplar
Grove; shade. city water, good car
line etc. Terms.
s32, 500-well- built fiat, paying. big inter
est east side, close In always
rented. large lot. Room for anoth-
er building.
Let us know your wants, We will sup
ply you with the best at the lowest
price. sell
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A great many people have the laea that
College View addition is locs ted at the
end OF Sugarhouse car line and, conse-
quently, long way out. This is not SO.
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s550o-E. 7th So; 7-rm. p. b; all mod.
and furnace heat all through 2sx
10 rods.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

a. y. HUMPHREYS,
rs W, 2nd So. ST.
On the Ground Floor
THE BONNIE VILLA Of LIBERTY PARK
The only place in Salt Lake to live,
5th E. and 9th So Three different car
services; a car every minute.
5-room cottages just completed.
All fitted with mantels chandeliers, etc.
Best bargain in the city to buy.
Right on the park, where you can hear
the music from your front porch all the
time.
Sidewalks sewer connections. pave.
ment, etc. all paid.
Your choice OF different houses.
Only $4,000; easy terms. CALL AT
ONCE.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

al BEAUTIFUL IDLEwILD ADDITION.
s& AT the terminal of the Sugar House car
Tine. The finest view in the city; high and
n dry, above the smoke and dirt of the city
Il perfect site for home
= With it's many advantages, this prop
4 erty will double in value In less than a
Y Over 900 lots have been sold in 40 days
N Low PRICES AND EASY TERMS
500 TO 5000.
SO DOWN, So A MONTH
Representatives with carriages will meet
each Sugar House car Sunday to drive
you over the addition Our auto is at
your service every day in the week More
money can be made in real estate than
anything else. WHY DELAY? GET
sTARrED
A. n. HUMPHREYS,
rs ". End So. st.
1852 |
JONES. KING & PORTER CO.
Vacant Lots. East Side.
s12oo-s7ix125 TO alley, 11th East near
1lth South.
sl3o0-s3sx157 TO alley. on Lake street
$500 and up buys nice lots in Fairmount
Springs addition.
s5ooo-s2s1165, on 2nd East, close in.
si75 and UP in Forest Dale.
HOUSES
Snap-s500o. TWO houses: mod. close |
to car barns; renting at $50 per month. |
and 7a snraso: ss heat hsas al sioarh R s SS ss1
10 rods
s5ooO-A daisy 7-room p. b.. mod; hall. |
bath and large basement; furnace |
heat; 2ix5 rods; on 9Th ave,
si50o-S-rm. b.. mod: east 18th So; |
50xl65 IT, very desirable sub
urb home.
otAer houses from rooms up. Terms
on al the above. Give US a call Both |
phones.
JONES. KING & PORTER CO..
500-l2-3 Security and Trust Bldg.
ss25 !
NEWTON BROTHERS COMPANY.
Small payments down; balance l cent /
On the dollar per month. buys a
s725o-Buys a nice modern home on eth
ave: lot 2x10 rods. Terms.
$5oo-Buys lot, 37ix15o feet TO alley, |
on Blair St. bet. ard and 4th East
Terms easy.
sa5o-Buys a lot on 18th East and 9Th
South SITS; lot 5ox125 IT. to alley.
sssoo-puys a 5-roorn, modern home. at
si9 W. srd So. St; lot 2sx5 rods; |
$500 cash, balance $50 per month |
home on 9th East St; lot 2ixi0
rods large basement; large barn
Terms easy.
II East st; lot 33xl36 IT. TO alley |
\ We have vacant lots in all parts OF
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sS21
MEEKs & MCCARTNEY,
40 WEST 2ND SOUTH.
Bell Phone 1922. Ind, ss2.
s eoOo-Rargain. s2sx115 feet, corner of
Main and 9th South, faces south
and west, all paving, sewer and
sidewalks paid. The cheapest
buy on Main st.
SIS, 5oo-ls5x1s5 corner on State and eth
South, only 800 per foot.
End South, near west Temple.
sl9, 9,ooo-65x1o0. r. OF way, with elegant
double terrace on Main street
close In, all improvements paid.
s.0oO-1s5x33o feet, sth South. near
West Temple. fine place to build
court
11o-ger foot on Main street near 7th
South.
s 2,2oo-Takes q mod. 5-room cottage on
9Th E, 10th South. lot 50N120 and
alley, lawns, shade, cement
walks
2,200-5-room mod, brick on 9th South
near 9Th East, $500 cash; $50 per
mo.
1,050-2sG7 and r. OF way, sewer and
sidewalks paid, on NJ ST., near 5th
ave, very cheap.
1,300-A big bargain, a5x155 on 9th East,
faces west, near 10th South, room
for two fine homes.
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College View is located one mile closer
in than the end OF Sugarhouse car line
on llth South-just about 1900 feet east
OF the Westminster colleges.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

$500 and up buys nice lots in Fairmount
Springs addition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

5 Cooper foot, S7sx120, faces south on
, 2nd South. near West Temple.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

TRUTH is MIGHTY STILL.
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s2l0O-Will buy a nice. 4-room, p, brick
on east side. Terms easy.
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$500. $1,000
i5XI15. Il. End So: only TWO left, and
one OF them spoken for. First money up
Monday takes II. sT6l
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1e,500-l55x1s5 corner on State and Tth
South, only 800 per foot.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

MEEKS & MCCARTNEY,
80 WEST 2ND SOUTH.
Bell Phone 1922. Ind, e92.
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SEE RAEEY. l3 EAGLE BLOCK. FOR
special bargains In real estate. D5s3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

s 6o0o-Bargain, S2sx115 feet, corner of
Main and 9th South, faces south
and west, all paving. sewer and
sidewalks paid. The cheapest
buy on Main st.
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Go look at all the other additions tina /
are being advertised. and t'pen come and
let us snow you College View. We are
ga atisfed you will buy our lots. where the
view is superb.
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s5455
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

YOU WILL NOT MAKE MISTAKE TO
buy Salt Lake real estate now.
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s13oo-s3sx157 to alley on Lake street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

High above the smoke and dirt, with
pure city water being put In: wide
streets: near the colleges; near the public
schools.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

z. J. WILLS,
Real Estate Mortgage Loans,
90 Newell Block 25 West 2nd South.
Buy home or good building lot.
s380O-Buys new Groom pressed brick;
bath, etc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

HOUSES.
Snap-s300o. Two houses: mod. close
TO car barns; renting at $50 per month.
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JONES, KING & PORTER CO.
Vacant Lots East Side.
$12oo-s7ix125 10 alley, 11th East near
1lth South
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]. ". JENSEN & co.
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE, LOANS
No. 10 w. End So.
Phones: Bell 1867, Ind. 1121.
LOOK US UP.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

s5ooo-s2s1165, on 2nd East, close in.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

PETERSON REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT COMPANY.
$50 South Main.
1920 Bell. 1880 Ind.
s6S3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

Lots only SITS and 5000 each; terms to
suit you; So per month.
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s175 and up in Forest Dale.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

ssO0-5ox135 IT. TO alley. southeast city
water, cement walk, etc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

ss4oo-A bargain. new e-room modern,
Easy terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

s12Oo-Takes new 4-room cottage; 5000
down. bal. SIS per month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

$50 acres; a real nice home; owner lost
his wife and cannot endure the loneli-
ness: wants us TO sell his home,
These places are free from smelter
smoke and have the best water in the
country.
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Call US up on either phone and make
arrangements to see College View addi-
ton. Mr.. Bennett or
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-07-20
SHE CASTS HER SPELL OVER
THE AUDIENCE AND THE
TAMBOURINEs ARE WAITING
WHEN you LEAVE.

The Salvation Army gives no
countenance to use of the army
uniform and other attributes of its
warfare on the stage, as Mrs.
Fiske and her company use them in
Salvation Nell at the Spokane
theater, but as the army has not
patented it's blouses and bonnets
and bass drum it can do no more
than disapprove.
Adjutant Dean CT the Spokane
corps has never seen the play and
doesn't know just how true to army
life the. representation is. The
army regulations as to theaters and
worldly amusements of that sort
are more strictly observed than
those of most churches. However,
the adjutant has heard of the play
from others and she comedies that
if the representation of army work
in the slums is true to life the play
will do some good in showing peo-
pie, who otherwise would never
learn anything about the army,
what is being done for the sub
merged section of humanity. That
is not saying, however, that the ad-
jutant approves of theaters in the
least. The army view is that If
all the money spent for such
amusements and in dissipation
were devoted to educational and
rescue work there would be no
slums, and instead of the compare
lively few being able to enjoy life
there would be light and air and
pleasure for ALL
But the army is not idealistic be-
yond the practical. 1t has become
an immense enterprise on the bust
ness side. Consequently it is fig
ured that If people are willing to
pay first class admissions to see
limitations of the army on the
stage they ought to be willing to
contribute something voluntarily
toward the support of the real
thing. Hence people coming out
of the Spokane at nearly IL o'clock
last night found genuine Salvation
Army lassies waiting at the en-
trance with their tambOurines held
convenient for any cash that might
come their way. Under the spell
cast by Mrs. Fiske most Of the
theater patrons probably expert
enced kindlier feeling toward the
army than they had ever felt be-
fore, and many of them testified
to it in a manner most satisfactory
to army finances. The reports Of
girls at the door today showed they
had done pretty WE'LL" in army
parlance, and with the interest
awakened by Mrs. Fishes opening
night as a Salvation Army girl
herself they expect to do still bet
ter tonight.
From this 1t may be reasoned
that Mrs. Fiske Is actually helping
to carry on an important part of
the army work, that of gathering
the funds needed, helping to get 1t
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-07-20
AUDITORIUM

Manager Harry Hayward will
throw open the doors of his theater
again next Sunday afternoon, when
an opera company of 35 people, re-
cruited under rather unusual cir
cumstances, will open an engage
ment of indefinite length. The
company, which has been specially
engaged from a number of prom
inent musical artists who wanted
to visit the Seattle exposition, will
offer for it's initial bill r. A. Bar
nets fantastic "The Show, Girl, F."
which will be remembered as one
of the brightest of the many pieces
of it's character seen here. With as
strong a cast and as clever a
chorus as the present company is
said to possess it should be the
most important offering at popu-
lar scale of prices that Spokane
has seen. The cast of THE Show
Girl" will include Adele Oswald,
Nellie V. Nichols, Essie Barton,
Marie Jordan, Carolyn Canton, E..
Colt Albertson, Franker Woods,
Frank D. Nelson, Frank French
and others.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-07-20
SPOKANE

Any play would be great played
as Mrs. Fiske and her company
played Salvation Nelr' last night
and will play it again this evening
at the Spokane. The scheme itself
is carried in squalid and vicious
setting with the vicious emphasized
extremely and the finer points left
largely to the Imagination. But the
suggestive element is pointed up
ward instead of down, which neu-
tralizes the slum atmosphere of the
play and Mrs. Fiske's genius illum-
mates the whole Of it. And her
genius is displayed as well in the
selection of her company. From
Holbrook Blinn, who plays the
tough, down to the last minor char
acter, each one is true to the life
they are chosen to represent, a fl
deity to her art in which Mrs.
Fiske excels. When she. under
takes to portray a Bowery saloon
she portrays it and the action that
goes with it, and the same rule
governs the entire three acts. The
Salvation Army part of 1t is just
about what can be seen in any city
by watching the army's operations,
even to the collection being taken
in the most poverty stricken dis
trict. Blinn is so terribly realistic
in his degradation that he leaves
yoi with little expectation that
there is any real hope for him.
And there isn't stronger exposition
of a wronged woman's fidelity
given than Mrs. Fiske's interpreta-
ton of Salvation Nell" Police
records, even in this comparatively
clean western city, will prove that
1t is not overdrawn. Probably the
biggest house of the season saw
the play last night.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-07-20
HAVE YOUEVER SEEN THIS?

A woman In a dressing sacque
and her hair in curl papers, and
otherwise in the attire sometimes
considered permissible for a 100
yard dash from the house to the
corner, entered a northside
grocery the other morning with an
air of considerable haste. =
I'm in dreadful hurry" she
announced.
The grocer paused in his task
Of filling baskets for the fore
noon delivery and went up front.
Il haven't got a minute to spare, "
went on the woman, and / want
to buy something"
what will 1t be, LADY," said the
grocer.
Nov, what do want?" she
murmured, as II 1t were a game.
What do l want?" And she
drummed on showcase with her
fingers.
A sickly look crept into the
grocer's face. He recognized the
type.
1--WE got 10 cents to spend" chat
tered the woman, and | want to
be waited on in a hurry"
"Yes'm," replied the grocer.
How much are vinegar pickles?"
He told her.
rs this good lettuce?" she said,
fitting over to another counter.
The grocer followed with leaden
feet.
II think I'll take cents worth
of Jelly roll and bag of peanuts.
Are they nice peanuts?" They
were SO nice. the grocer informed
her. that he often fed them to the
squirrels. "There is no better
Judge of nut" said he. than a
squirrel"
"Oh, what am l thinking of"
she said, as he started to wrap up
her purchases. what l really want
il a half dozen buns and some wie-
nerwurst, and don't give them to
me unless they are fresh from the
bakery"
Then, after looking round and
almost changing her mind again,
she added. THAT isn't exactly
what ! wanted, but I'm in such a
hurry" And then she kept him
waiting five minutes until she un-
knotted the 10 cents from the cor
ner OF damp, gray handkerchief.