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Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-19
1890 o'clock with sermon by Father

10:3O o'clock with a sermon by Father
Gallagher o-,..-4
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
will hold the usual services tomorrow
at IL a. m. and s p, m. at EoeH haE'
Eighteenth and Figueroa streets. Ihe
lesson sermon will be from the Chris
tian Science Quarterly, the subject
being "Is the Universe, Including Man.
Evolved by Atomic Force" The read
ing will be from the Bible, with cor
relative passages from the Christian
Science textbook, Science and Health'
with Key to the Scriptures"
Mrs. Abby Smell Burnell VIII speak
at the vesper service Sunday at a
o'clock at the Y. w. c. A. on a Mon
ologue of Hindu Life" in costume.
Rev. Francis Ireland, former actor,
will speak this evening at the CITY
Union Rescue mission, 606 East Fifth
street. Sunday evening Fred Siebert
cowboy evangelist, who was formerly
with Billy Sunday, will speak. Mon
day evening Rev. Fred Ross viii be the
speaker ,-...
personal Work" will be the subject
of Fred Siebert this evening at the
Union Rescue mission. A. S. Spaulding
will speak Sunday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-19
"J0AN OF ARC" GIVEN
BY GIRL GRADUATES
MAID OF ORLEANS PRESENTED
AT ST. MARY'S
Seven Young Women Receive Diplomas
at Catholic Seminary-Rev. DR..
Glass Advocates Education
in Convent

"The world needs fighting women.
If we are not to look to the convent
bred girls, to whom can we look?"
asked the Very Rev. DR.. Glass, presi-
dent of st. Vincent's college, yester-
day at the commencement day exer-
cises of st. Mary's academy, held in the
Father Meyer hall of st. Vincent's s
college. The graduating class of seven
young women had staged the drama,
THE Maid of Orleans" dealing with
the life of Joan of Arc, and it was in
referring to the Maid of Orleans, re-
Gently beatifed by the pope, that DR..
Glass spoke.
During the afternoon instrumental
music was rendered by Margaret
Towle, Madge Schalk and Hazel Cart
wright. Instrumental music was rem
dered by st. Vincent's orchestra under
the direction of Professor Wismer.
The following graduates took the
adapted from Schiller: Miss Emma LIE
Sage, Joan of Arc; Miss Genevieve
Alice Bell, Queen Isabel; Miss Vir-
ginia Martin, Lady Eugenia"; Misses
Alice Lockwood, Margaret Clark and
Rose Cunningham, nuns; Miss Bar
bara Wilson. Adrian"
The costumes were beautiful, having
Deen maze especially IOr Ine occasion.
The drama was staged in five scenes,
which were well carried out.
Following the drama DIR. Glass pre-
sented the diplomas and medals, the
graduates carrying bouquets of pink
roses.
In his address to the graduates DR..
Glass said: "Shan we look to goddess
homes and schools where God is ignored
for our fighting women to face the life
or men and women? Women of today
must face the false-you will find
Christ called a dreamer and God ig-
nored. 1t is a shame for a Catholic
family to send its children to school
ignoring God. Women from such
schools go into the world handi-
capped"
Following are the graduates: Miss
Genevieve Alice Bell, Miss Emma Ag-
nes LIE Sage, Miss Virginia Loretta
Martin Miss Alice Marie Lockwood,
Miss Barbara Alba Wilson, Miss Mar
guerite Helen Clark, Miss Rose Vim
centia Cunningham.
Following the graduating exercises
the class was entertained at dinner at
the Hotel Lankershim.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-19
MASS MEETING TO BE
HELD AT SAN PEDRO
fContinned from Pare onel

CONTINUED from Page One)
Edward Maher. and the railroad
franchises by the Southern Pacific;
and
Whereas, the people of San Pedro
have undoubtedly manifested their
desire to form a consolidated city
by consolidating with Los Angeles
for the purpose of developing the
harbor under one general plan;
therefore be 1t
Resolved, by the Harbor cammis-
sion of the city of Los Angeles
acting under and by virtue of the
authority conferred upon it by
Ordinance No. 1851, n. s., does
hereby. in the name of the city of
Los Angeles, most earnestly pro-
test against your, honorable body
granting said franchises at this
particular time for the reason that
nv SO doing it will effectually pre-
vent the development of the harbor
upon such a scale, and in such
manner as should characterize tne
development of a great free harbor
at San Pedro for the use and bene-
fit of the people Of Southern cali
fornia. :.
And for the further reason that II
is the evident intention to secure
this 5000 feet of harbor frontage
for the use and benefit oil single
corporation, which under, the law
is prohibited from controlling more
than 900 feet of water frontage,
and the intent evidently is to do
indirectly what they are forbidden
bv law from doing directly, ana
that the granting of said franchlse
is against buplic policy and VIII de-
feat the plans of developing the
harbor by the consolidated city IN
such a manner and on such scale
as should characterize the develop
ment of a great free harbor at san
Pedro for the use and benent OF
Southern California.
we further protest against the
granting at this time to the South-
ern pacific, the franchise applied
for on Mormon island for the rea-
son that it is a direct attempt TO
nrevent for so years, the access by
the public to that portion of the
tide lands which will be undoupted-
lv recovered for the use and pehe-
fit of the people. -,
We further request that your
honorable body at once discontinue
ali proceedings that have been IN
stituted for the purpose or selliils
or granting these franchises
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-19

alleged to have said that he did not un-
derstand the proposal in that he be,
lieved the franchises were to cover lana
already owned by the Banning interests.
Trustees Peck and Foot were not at
the meeting. and it is not believed that
Mr.. Peck, at least, will favor the grant
ing of them.
Capt. Amos A. Fries of the corps OF
engineers, u. S. A. who has endeaVored
TO make the harbor great publlc
project for the use of all interests,
spent the day in San Pedro going over
the franchises and their maps at the
city hall, and talking to the city ofil-
cials.
g He stated to The Herald correspond
emf this afternoon when asked about
them: 'It Is the most brazen attempt
to rob the public of valuable rights that
has been made since have been in
charge of this district. In my opinion,
no further railroad franchises should
be granted over tidelands or other
frontage at San Pedro, for sooner or
later the public must use these lands,
and will want to establish their own
belt line of railroad
Captain Fries reviewed the situation
as far as Wilmington was concerned,
showing that the Wilmington trustees
had required the railroad to keep en-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-19
REpLANDs NEWS

REDLANDS, June 1S.-Redlands
stockholders, who are heavily interested
in the Butte Creed Mining company,
operating a dredger in the sand near
Chico, were delighted today with a let
ter from A. L. Barrows, sent north 10
investigate, that the dredger last week
got into the pay sand and cleaned up
S2600 in gold.
Judge c. It. Clifford, presiding in the
Justice of the peace and city recorder
courts of Redlands, thinks Thursday
was his "unlucky day" He was IN
two accidents with his automobile,
first running into a buggy of G. w.
Gowland on Fifth street and wrecking
it until it cost $25 to again put 1t in
condition. Later he had a second ac-
cident in the driveway at the Nc
Intosh shop on Citrus avenue.
G. S. Myers has sent to the Y. M. c.
A. a check for $500 for the use of the
association this year. Mr.. Myers, who
is a wealthy resident of the Heights,
has taken an active interest in the or
ganization for some time and also has
donated heavily to the settlement re-
Gently.
David Lerma, a 13-year-old Spanish
boy, was taken to the Detention home
at San Bernardino today on charge
OF l6duiuB III lilC Dul = lchA VI hAAN iApAiie
of ]. T. Grant on Pioneer avenue last
Monday. Three companions, Toma
Hassen, Willie and Elmer Hill, all un-
der 10 years of age, told the officers
that Lerma threatened to whip them
| il they did not cut the screen door
and ransack the house and that they
| followed his instructions while he
watched, but that they took nothing
of value.
Two business changes were an
nounced in Redlands today, the Good
rich Furniture company having pur-
chased the Lockwood Furniture store
and made plans to combine the store
with the Ark a branch store of the
Goodrich store in the room occupied
by the Lockwood store. The second
deal is the purchase by Clarence Gregg
of of the Sugar Bowl Confectionery
store from c. S. Underwood
Rev Clarence A. Hunt of Redlands
has received a call to take the pas
torate of a new Methodist church ir
Arizona and is preparing to leave in {
few days to take up his work.
| Mrs. John d. Reavis and Miss May
Gowans arrived Thursday from Lo.
Angeles in the Maxwell runabout o.
the former, probably having broken th'
record for a trip between Los Angeles
and Redlands by a woman driver, max
| ing the run In three hours and not be
ing required to stop to repair break.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-19
Weds Lenless Man

CHICAGO, June 1S-Earl Moran, a
.legless man, aged %, was united in
marriage at Waukegan yesterday to
Mrs. Julia Davis. a widow, 35 years
old, who came from Plaquemine, La,
for the purpose of marrying him.
Moran met her while he was south
last winter. He says she was kind
to him and he wished to make her
happy by marrying her. He has been
in vaudeville. but now is a bootblack
In Wankegan.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-19
Inheritance Tax Paid

CHICAGO, June -18.-Cook county
was enriched S1S3, 3,S4431 yesterday when
a check for this amount was paid to
the county treasurer from the estates
of Nelson Morris as inheritance tax.
This is in accordance with the ap
praisement made by order of Judge
Rinaker in the county court. 1t is the
largest amount ever paid to the county
as an inheritance tax The total value
of the estate was placed at SIG, 703,
407 ~
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-19
Shoots WInnlna opponent

SAN FRANCISCO, June 18.-Follow-
ing stormy all-night meeting and
election of theN local steVedores' union,
Fred Muller, leader of the unsuccessful
faction, at $3.50 this morning shot his
successful opponent, Henry S. Brown,
in the back, the bullet penetrating the
left lung The wounded man has a
fighting chance for life. Muller escaped
from the room, but later was captured.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-19

tirely away from the water frontage,
and that if the railroad simply wanted
to come down the peninsula to it's end
they could make a short route down the
center and not go entirely around the
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-19

n OSTON, June 1S.-The production
X of Schiller's Joan of Arc in the
~ Harvard stadium at Cambridge
June % will be one of the most remark
q HE theatrical performances ever seen
in America. The leading role, Joan
of Arc, will be taken by Miss Maude
Adams, who will be supported by 1900
people. The drama will be presented
under the management of Charles
Frohman, whose lieutenants have been
hard at work on the production for
months. Miss Adams will ride mix
white steed of Arabian descent, and
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-19
Good Old Camping Days
Take Your Utensils with You

Take Your Utensils with You
Before starting on that camping trip advantage Of
some of these items sale in the basement;
1sc Disb Pans-Made Cups and Saucers-Plain
n. holds quarts. white; slightly i'm
nrice perfect; set .3Sc
Wash Rasins-Of gray en- Meat Platers-Great,. large
ameiware: indispensable in bargain .15c
the camp ..........-.. 1Oc White Pates-Odds and
q Teasnoons-White ends; porcelain "as is'
handy for camp; of Saturday sc
for ....................sc Decorated Plates-Porce
q Table Snoons-Of \lan; sizes; two at Sc and
white metal; also one at ..''.'''....'' .loc
good shaped forks each BOwls-Cereal oatmeals,
set 'iOc for IOc
Knives 10c each Saucers-For fruit ber-
fan Stirling ries at DC
fSc article for .....1Oc Cottage Sets-From the 81
12-Quart PaSOc regular pieces at $lSO TO $4.so ana
ly; galvanized ........2Oc S5.4S hnd Tor the camp
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-19
Where He Slept

The pastor: "And do you sleep with your
bead to the north? ?"
The Deacon: Let me see! Which way
does she church stand. aay way ?'-Yonkers
Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-19
Side Trip to
Yellowstone Park

from Salt Lake City or Pocatello may
be taken at reasonable expense.
A great opportunity to see the beau
tiful and wonderful scenery of Yellow
stone Park and the Columbia River.
Ask Salt Lake Route agents for an
illustrated booklet. Los Angeles Office
is at COL So. Spring st.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-19

Don't simply allow die-that plan of
inK.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-19

Boiled Ham
Sliced, pound. 35c
Clipped Beef
Pound for ...... SOC
Pigs Feet
Picked, Lib, ,10c
summer Sausage
Pound for .25c
Pickles-Fancy
Sweet, Doz. .....10c
Halibut--Smoked,
Pound for ......2 .20c
Goldfish Chunk
Extra Fancy, LIB
Tor ..... fSc
Cheese-CaIifornia
Pound ..........10c
Ripe Olives
Fancy Can ..... lie
and 1Oc
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-19

Beets. Carrots or
Fancy, 4 lbs. 80. 25c Turnips-Special,
Salmon-Pride of Bunches ........1Oc
Columbia. 3 Cans Ripe Apricots-
for ........,... 25c Fancy Lbs. for 1Gc
Lunch Tongue Lettuce-Fancy
Rex 35c can .2Sc Head, for ..... sc
Alpine Milk Oranges-Sweet and
From to TO- Can Juicy, Dozen for zoe
tor ...'...'. .oc Nabisco-Sugar Wa
Large can llhllI fers, Packages
Tor .....-...... .15c
-, - Coffee Broadway
1Ieen n AeP"i Extra, Lbs go. 81
for 100 Lbs. Sugar
Green Onions or with order ..... 25c
Crisp Radishes- Toilet Soap-15c
Bunches for :. sc box for ......,.10c
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-19

Butter, La Premier, Fancy Creamery, on
limit pound a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-14
WALL, PAPER CLEANING
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLD
ERS' MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that special
meeting of the stockholders of the Desert
Mountain Mining and Development Com
pany VIII be held at the office OF the
company at room 30. Eagle block Salt
Lake City Utah, on Saturday, the 1yLn
da? of June, 1909, at the hour Of two
o'clock p. m OF that day: tnat the pur-
poses OF said meeting are to vote upon
the questions of amending the articles
Of incorporation as follows:
By amending Article SO that 1t will
read as follows:
ARTICLE 6.
"The capital stock of the company
shall be $500, 100000, divided into 500, 600
shares. of the par value OF s1.O0 per
share"
BY amending Article s so that the
same Will read as follows:
ARTICLE &.
1900. 900 shares of the capital stock of
said corp >ratiop is hereby set aside as
treasury stock which shall be disposed
OF at the times and al such price as
may be determined by the Board OF d.
rectors OF the company. and tho funds
derived therefrom shall be applied to the
development, operation and equipment OF
the mining properties of the corpora
ton"
There win also be transacted at such
meeting such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
c. W. PERKINS, JR., President.
y, w. ADAMSON Secretary,
Dated at Salt Lake City this 25th day
OF May. 1902 r330S
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING. WILL. CALL.
Salvation Army. Both phones. 1921
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given. by the slss' GU
Of such council to make the foiio"ins
described Improvement. to wit; =, -
Extending and laying sewer latetai -
vitrified pipe eight (O Inches In diamesu,7 iIasn
In the center of Iowa avenue. DEWEY e.
Second South and Third South streets, -
sewer district No. l. and defray INC apu ess
ters' portion of the cost and eSpIhJire pshir.
thereof, estimated at nine hundred ,niar -
ty-pine and 40-100 (s939.40) donalS, %
77-l00 (S0TD dollar per front or sni snine
foot OF abuttlng property, there vejS nv
1920 feet abutting said improvement. i,.ces M
q local assessment upon the lots or plsss1 plEsS13
of ground within the Following uesstacssd
district being the district to be aIico,f
and benefited by said impfo'e'S-.. s..
namely: .,dc Of
the west 74,5 feet OF lot Z; the mort nostn as
feet OF lot .; the south 3o5 ieeo q, To lot Z,
west side of the east 74.5 feet OF, OF 10 Ode
and the north 305 feet of the "es' q. biock
OF the east s2.5 feet OF lot 2, an ~
s3, plat h, Salt Lake City survey ,orrv-
An protests and objections 10 ."5 he ire~
ing out Of such intention must ustopsier D on
sented In writing to the city ,ess is09
or before the 18th day Of june; xshsn
being the time set by said councl, l,.ntcsts
II will hear and consider such PPhsres0. 8
and objections as may be made ~ salt
BY order OF the city couhcn -
Lake City. Utah. NJ
Dated May 3, 1909. ,,op,rTON az
City Recol1
Sewer Extension No. 2as.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES A,
ROOMING HOUSES


.o, $3.50 ~
WIN buy The best transient hotel in 81.
eIt5- Rooms most all held for trape,a,nnse ,ne
The There ls'Iseu is No every hr night for 81 and ia
than this in the city Rent only sIIna Innaker M
hoh'n, mon, including steam heat. You can,s
VIII buy me furniture and 2-year lease 40
prominent roomlng house, rent aniS sSa ~
per ISdoo month: Think of It, Lease wortS rpS
$1,000 !" o. s s0!4 sIsSS spn. '''a
Will buy prominent hotel on nron,,,.
corner. In center Of business district y
ming hot and cold water in eacb ,dal run-
steam heat included in rent: Sure 'yon y,.,
ner-' Part cash Will handle It. "A-
Will buy the furniture and leass ~ Z.
room modern boarding house Rent san
Furniture good neat neat and clean. ''''
win buy the furniture and 2year ,e.,.
OF II modern rooms, completely fars'
nlshed. near o, S. l.; low rent; clea jn.
500 per month ahoys e expenses.
modern and completely furnished rooms
The rent Is only $50 per month The
lowest rent in town, WI, oo East side.
will buy the furniture and lease OF that
beau5iIu, sfn 1a-Toom 9 medern de roomIng houss.
nlshed, aristocratlc location. -
BUY THE SALOON
wnere everybody spends their money, Wa
offer this week the best saloon IN tbs
city at a very low figures Good lease
and low rent. Good proposition. Don't
overlook II.
We have two or three OF the hest cigar
stores In town for sale. II you are in
tcrcsted, see us.
$4,000
will buy one OF the best high class res
taurants in the city: location the best
II you want n first class hotel. room
ing house. saloon. restaurant, cigar store
fruit stand. grocery store In fact my
sort of business you want. call at our
office We are reliable and guarantees
what we offer. =
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
rainbow Mining Company Of Utah

3 Principal place of. Of business: No; %
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing Of the directors. held on the 10th day
of June 1909. an assessment OF one
fourth (j) cent, per share was levied on
the capital stock OF the corporation, pay
able on or before the 20th day OF July
1909 10 Ernest NJ. Fowler. secretary and
No. 32 South Main street. Salt Lake
City. Utah. Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on the
20th day OF July, 1909, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless payment Is made before, will
be sold on the 25th day of August 1909,
gethcr with the cost Of advertising and
expense Of sale.
ERNEST NJ. FOWLER,
Secretary and Treasurer
ONCE No. 30 South Main street. Salt
Lake Ctt$. Utah s1545
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S75oO-45 OF THE MOST ELABORATE-
ly furnished rooms IN the
city. containing brass beds.
Circassan walnut. mahogany
and mission furniture. best
carpets. etc; everything aoso-
lutely new and first class: long
lease with option; all light and airy
rooms place Is swell, owner Is
compelled to seil, otherwise this
place could not be touched for onc~
third more-eXclusive agency.
Si500-S4 rooms we'll furnished and CEN
trail; telephone In each room; mod
ern.
se500-49 rooms, extra well furnished.
modern aristocratic location. z
years lease: heat free; always
full. Exclusive agency.
SO, 0,000---60 rooms, extra well furnished.
good lease. heat free, this Is one
OF the most widely advertised Eu-
ropean hotels In city: extra fine
transient trade; everything in best
OF shape and guaranteed money
maker; present owner has made a
fortune. Exclusive agency.
We have several large mercantile prop
ositions TO offer. See us for particulars.
\. RICHTER. REAL ESTATE.
A. T.. Brattain. Mgr. B. o. Dept
10 ". 1st South. Phones GIL r39sS
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And in accordance with law and an or
der OF the board of directors made on the
2sth day OF April. 1909. so many shares
of each parcel OF stock as may be neces-
office of Fred w. Little. secretary and
treasurer OF the company, which is the
office of Little & Little, real estate
agents. Salt Lake City, Utah, or Wedness..
day. the 23d day of June. 1903. AZ ~
clock noon. 10 pay the delinquent as.
sessment thereon. together with the costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
FRED w. LITTLE, Secretary
Real estate Office OF Little & Little saie
Lake City, Utah. 49,
Dated June 8 1909. szio
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SPECIAL, SToCKHOLDERs' MEET.
ING

Notice Is hereby given that there Will
be n special stockholders meeting OF
the Utah Montana Mining and Re-
duction company, Utah corpora
uon, on Wednesday. June 16, 1909.
at two CD O'Clock p. M, at room,
22a Commercial club building, Salt Lake
City, Utah. for the purpose OF authorIa-
ing and empowering the board of direc-
tors 10 sell and dispose of any or all the
property. options. real estate or fran
chises OF the above named company and
to ratlfy such action OF actions as may
have been taken by Its president, Arthur
Buckbec, In connection herewith. and
for transactipg such other business as
may legally come before the meeting
ARTHUR BUCKBEE, President.
F. a. BCCKBEE, Secretary
Onlce, 229 Commercial club building,
Salt Lake CITY. Utah. 1864
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Charm Mining and Milling company, a
corporation. principal piace OF businessl
Salt Lake city. Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent on the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. 3 OF four-fifrhs (4-5) OF
a cent per share. levied on the 9sth day
of April 1909. the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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WANTED

A COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN
FOR July and August, not too far out;
prefer End South: state location and
price. Address Mrs. G. w. Symus, North
Second street. Atchison. Kan. s95S
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COME UNTO THE LEW1s-LowE co.
ALL YE THAT ARE, WEARY AND DIS
.COuRAGED BY LOOKING For BAR
GAINS. WE WILL CAST ASIDE YOUR
TROUBLES AND ENLIGHTEN YOUR
HEARTS BY LOCATING YOU Salts
FACTORIT,Y
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ARE yOTT HITNcpy

For swell little cafe? Rent very low
daily income $50 TO S35: $500 will buy it.
We think enough OF this TO loan the right
party one-half the price The Lewis
Lowe Co. 223 Judge Bldg.
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TWENTY-FIVE uITNDRED

Dollars Will mako YOU the proud pos
SCISSOR of a 50-room house that Is clearing
sl'o every month. No other location half
so good. Proper management viii in
crease prohts 90 per cent. The Lewis
Lowe Co, 223 Judge Bldg.
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WITHIN A STONES THROW
or the new postoffice-a swell boarding
house, and $500 cash will handle II. A
great snap-owncr going away. The
Lewis Lowe Co.. 223 Judge Bldg
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HAIRDRESSING

AND IIAIRDRESSING
done al home. Lillian Young Bell
phone 16G1-NZ. sl0S4
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EXPERIENCED MARKERS AND
hand ironers. Royal Laundry. 625
State st. 1899
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10 ROOMS MODERN

Every room full: furniture good; rent SIS
$500 cash and $50 per month will handle
this. The Lewis Lowe Co, 223 Judge
Bldg.