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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-01-03
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. Leadville, Colo, January flames
]. Corbett, formerly heavyweight
pugilist champion, tonight announced
his willingness to meet Jack johnson.
If it were necessary to bring the cham
pionship back to q white man.
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are models of gorgeous splendor. Money
was no object when they were built and
equipped, nor is money any more con-
sidered in pleasing their experienced and
exacting patrons. Spacious corridors or
namented with gold, lead to rooms where
the furnishings have cost princely sums
and the pictures are invaluable. The
cuisine is perfect and every appliance
of pleasure or comfort is at hand.
In short, the keynote of this short
street, as celebrated among New Workers
as Wall street itself, though less wide
ly known outside, is money. In the
clubs extravaganza of decoration indi-
Gates the personal extravaganza which
distinguishes a large proportion of the
members. Only the very wealthy can
afford to belong to them, for while the
dues are not small, the real expense
comes from the necessity of maintaining
ones position in them. A member must
give frequent and costly dinners if he
would keep in with the smart set of club
dom; he must attend the opera, entertain
at supper afterward, own horses, auto
mobiles and yacht; he must dress well
and join in every sort of expensive
amusement which may be proposed. He
must, in short, throw away his dollars
with both hands--and he does it.
1t is said that the club dues here
amount to over s750,000 a year. j. p.
Morgan, who is member of nearly all
the most expensive clubs, pays $1,000 in
dues annually. w. Gould Brokaw is a
member of %, Foxhall Keane of 90 James
Hazen Hyde formerly belonged to 80, Au-
gust Belmont to 80 and so on, each man
paying from $4,000 to $4,000 u year mere
ly to belong to the clubs, some Of which
he may hardly visit. And, with all, the
money they spend upon themselves they
do not by any means stint their wives
and daughters, inasmuch as a rough es-
innate of the value of the dresses and
diamonds worn by the women who fire.
quent the Hotel Astor, Sherry's and Del
monicos any evening during the season
gives a result Of between sS,0o0,00O and
$10 600
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Figuratively speaking, Fortyfourth
street is paved with gold. Years ago it
was only occupied by stables, sheds and
ramshackle buildings, whereas now 1t is
an Understandable thoroughfare lined
with palatial buildings worth tens of mil
ions, standing upon lots which range in
value from s125,O00 to s1,00O,O0O. In 25
years land here has appreciated in value
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-08
WANTED.

NANTED-Bids viii be received by the
undersigned for the following business nat
property: Commencing at northeast cor
ner of lot 3, block IS, plat A, salt Lake
City survey, thence running south no z
feet, thence west 40 feet, thence north
1852 feet, thence east 40 feet to place
of beginning. and upon which is two
story brick building 40xl00 feet, Nos. 600
". I'd So. Also commencing at soutneasl
corner of lot !. block %, plat ID, SAT- Lake
City survey, thence running west RODS
4 feet thence north rods. thence east
rods feet, thence south rods to place
of beginning. located Oh corner 5th ave
nue. and G st. Terms cash and right re
served to reject any or all bids. II. II.
Latimer, PCS st.
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ELEGANT front suite. few single
rooms, at $50 mo-; first class house; ex-
cellent table; fine location; close in. 443
e. LIST So.
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FOR SALE-Furniture of rooms used
three months, cheap if taken this week
Apply . Apple street
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASsO-
CATIONS noon lunch and rest rooms,
314 Brooks arcade. corner State and Third
South. Home-coOked food daintily served.
Lunch room open daily, except Sunday,
Y to O'Clock. office and rest rooms open
q. m. to 5 p. IN.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS-Oscar
GrOshel. sales agent for Utah Expert
cash register repairing. No. 221 Main st.
Secondhand registers always IN stock.
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MASSAGE.

MASSAGE. tub. bath and scalp treat
ment. for ladies and gentlemen. Mrs. Oh
lie Rogers. $50 W. I'd So Colonial rooms
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TYPEWRITERS.

ALL MAKES in stock, for rent. sale or
exchs nge. cash or payments; we always
have bargains; repairing a specially; full
line of supplies Utah Typewriter Tx
change Co, phones $50. 90 w. I'd So
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ATTORNEYS.

WALTER W. LITTLE. 1874 CONNER
cial bldg
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MOVING.

LARGE padded vans. careful men
Redman Moving & Storage Co, III South
West Temple Phone 500
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HOUsECLEANING.

HOUSECLEANING in every detail; rea-
sonable rates. National HOusecleaning
company. Both phones.
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LADIES, TURKISH BATHS.

EXPERT lady attendants Face mas
sage, manicuring, hair dressing. SAM
tarium parlors, 81 West Sd South. Bell
$50; Ind. 1915.
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NICE private home. viii take or gen
sissy.
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FIRST-CLASS board and room, fus-
nished rooms, shady lawn and porch
reasonable rates. S14 First avenue. 1851
Bell.
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VVANTED-YOung man wants work on
ranch: g day: good mixer. Address
T. $, 554 Bingham Canyon Utah.
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JANITOR WANTED-FOR ONE OF THE BES1
Office buildings IN the city. Good pay to q steady
sober man. Prefer married man, Address T I q
this Office,
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WANTED-A good Japanese man wants
situation at general homework. Call Bell
phone 1872
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FOR RENT-Rooms with or without
board IL blocks from postoffice. 421 So.
West Temple
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F0R RFNT-FuRNIsHEp

FOR RENT-One large front room for
housekeeping, with gas, and one large
room, without gas, for housekeeping; also
two rooms, pantry and bath, unfinished
one nicely furnished front bedroom. CSC
So. Main. Bel 3617-K.
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WHITEHALL,
SO State street. a first-class private hotel
Reasonable rates.
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WANTED-Women who can qualify in
short time to sew I'm the customs de-
partment of the Brown School Of Dress
making. Good wages. Apply at once.
Bell phone 7O3, Ind. r.hOne 2563-A- Brown
School of Dressmakng, Bell Telephone
building.
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THE STANCOMBE, excellent table
board, moderate terms. close in. 327
East 1st South. Bell 1857.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Six acres choice land In
Bountiful, less than one mile to three
railroad stations. Good fiVe-rOom brick
kinds fruit and berries, fine lawn and
flowers, gasoline engine and waterWorks,
barn, carriage and chicken houses, large
nay and COW sheds. Terms If wanted
Apply 5S2 Judge Bldg, Salt Lake CITY
Utah.
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FTRST-CIASS room and board I'm
new, modern hOme-like place. for couples
only. Bell phone 1851 304 LIST ave.
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ARCHITECTS.

A. ]. HAMILTON, Architect. 9Th floor
Constitution block Send 25c for my book
of plans. showing elevation and floor plan
Of 70 modern homes and bungalows. Bell
phone $500 Ind. $50.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-To automobile owners; We
have storage room at 15l South State St
for 70 automobiles Arrangements can be
made by calling on the Consolidated Wa
gOn & Machine Co., $50 South State.
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FOR RENT-24S 4th East; nice Groom
modern, steam heat; large lot, lawn
E. Inv. Co., $50 South Main. Bell $3.50,
Ind 1890
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WANTED-A small set Of books to keep
during spare time. Phone Bell 3617-K
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DANCING.

DANCING-Grand opening ball at Com
servat0rv hall Sept. g. 1868. Dancing
every Monday. Thursday and Saturday, IS
PostoffIce Place.
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HEADQUARTERS
For hotel, restaurant and domestic help
4 Mattresses, city, ST and s..
chambermaids. $50 to 500
kitchen women, SIS and $50.
Nan and wife for ranch.
: woman cook, $40 week.
J mattresses. out, $50
EMPIRE EMP AGENCY.
Basement No. 8 w. End So.
Both Phones.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED want to start you in bust
ness. Spare time, at home. Most ingeu-
ious m0ney-maker ever devised. Free par
tiCulars. F. i. Abbott, Desk A Y, Omaha
Neb.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.


~--~----------------------
WANTED-A barber at Superior, Wye.
Guarantee Of SIS per week. FiTst-class
barber.
WANTED-Boys TO sell curious things.
Apply II Commercial st. Ask "Cappy-"
WANTED-ExperienC grocery clerk,
references \ d, Herald-RepubliCan
WANTED-First class architectural
draughtsman. 215 Herald Bldg
WANTED-A baker at Social Bakery,
50s So. Sd West.
WANTED-Thres young men with bi-
cycles; good wages. W. L. Tel. Co.
WANTED-Experienc bOOkkeepeT.
BIZ South state street.
WANTED-Laborers at T28 East South
Temple
WANTED-Delivery boy at 151 e. Sd So
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FOR SALE-A 1907 T-passenger touring
car; cost $4,000; Will sell for $780, newly
overhauied. q II, Herald.
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FOR SALE-A snap. T-room newly
painted, well-bUilt house, 81 No. 1th w.
with 2l5x10 rods OF ground, ali for Z,l9l
This is positively the best snap on the
market. Inquire quick before il Is gone.
Z. c. H. b. R Z. Co. 40 Constitution
Blk Phones 256.
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TED-Experienced nurse viii take
charge Of infant by day or evening. Ad-
dress 1903 e. 4th So.
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WANTED-Sewing by the day. Apply
Al Aberdeen St. Ind 1852.
WANTFD-Young lady wishes work of
some kind: good typewri er. 333 T st.
WANTED-Laundry work to do by the
day S5S South West Temple.
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FOR RENT-Two coy furnished sleep
ing rooms, gentlemen preferred; close in.
walking distance reasonable. Bell phone
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WANTED
Mattresses, cooks. chambermaids.
HOUsegirls and all kinds Of restaurant
help wanted for city and country.
STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
No. 4 e Cd So. Phones 464.
Basement Kenyon hotel.
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WALL PAPER CLEANING.

HOME PAPER CLEANING co. Bell
I45: Ind 1145. Work guaranteed. l0 West
I'd South street.
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FOR RENT-TwO furnished rooms FOL
light housekeeping. 5S1 So. Sd West.
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ACCOUNTANT.

@. NJ FORBES,
Public and Personal Accountant.
nd Dhonesl041. No. 9TH last
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FOR SALE-Complet furnishing a.
room house, perfect condition, cheap,
Carless court 9TH S. bet. Main and
W Temple.
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FOR SALE
S2,5OO-5-rOOm frame, n. e., modern,
s., 400-4-rOOm brick, modern, S. e.
S2,0O0-5-rOOm frame, modern. S. W.
I,6J0-5-rOOm brick, big lot; 8. W
$lU0-2-rOOm frame, big lot, S. q.
S3,090-5-rOOm brick, modern; S. e..
S6,0O0-10-rOOm brick. modern $. e.
Apply 310 Scott bldg. Bell 5ll6,
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THE BRUNSWICK. 1914 Main street
Clean. airy rooms. Popular prices.
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WANTED-YoUng man. best references,
wants furnished room close in Win Erl-
Vate family. might want breakfast and
dinner if convenient Y q, Herald-Re-
publican.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Two choice lots near
Waterloo school. Sd East. city water,
cement walks, price low. j. ". Mus
ser. 526 Judge Bldg. Phones, Bell
$3.50, Ind. SO.
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WANTED-PCsition by young man OF
60, high school education; viii accept any
position in which there is a chance for
advancement Address y 8, Herald-Re-
publican.
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PERSONAL.

MRS. ELLERY has removed her dress
making parlors to Eauv0O block, West
lst South ST. rooms and O.
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WANTED--eIEIATIONs.

WANTED-TO buy household goods
highest prices paid. Bell 46fq-E.
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WANTED-Manage for store in mining
town, experienced in mems and women 5
clothing preferred. Must be capable Of
writing advertisements. Al references.
Others need not apply. Address y Is,
Herald-Republican
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DECORATIONS

DECORATIONS of booths for the state
fair; prices and plans furnished free. X 10,
neutrality-suspicious.
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HOTELS.
SHIPPING.
SHOE REPAIRING.

SEWED soles i'm 10 minutes. 80 West I'd
South street, basement
FOR fine work. Monarch Shoe Repair
ing Co.. 143 East Cd South. Bell 1888.
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FOUND.

FOUND-A trunk bearing a check from
St Louis. Trunk is at room No. 213, Com
merciaI Club building. Owner can secure
il by proving property. Evidently belongs
to some soldier.
FOUND-A purse containing small sum
of money. Inquire "A North % West.
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PAPER CLEANING.

EXPERT workmen; reasonable prices.
National housekeeping Co, Ben 4z56. Ind
97s
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PIANO TUNING.

]. w MORRISON. Headquarters
Clayton-Dayne Music CO.. residence 90
Gordon avenue.
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FOR SALE-Lot 50xl56 feet to lIlsy. fac
ing west on Fifth East easy terms. See
owner, los Z. Cd So. Ind lS14
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

about the things they do do not cat 1t is Of
course your duty as hostess to that things arc
properly served to your guests, but having offered
make no comment what they do Some persons
are small eaters, others large, like every
thing and others like only few things but all arc
sensitive to remarks and object having attention
called to their idiosyncrasies.
If you intimate terms with your hostess
and the occasion is an informal one it is quite
proper for you to make comments of personal
character, such praisng the good things she has
to eat, or the decorations for party or expressing
your appreciation of the good time she has given
you. But do not employ all the cxpletivcs in your
vocabulary in doing SO, for such excessive effusion
IS artificial and condemned all artifciaty is on
the score of insncerty and bad taste
On occasions of formal character it is not good
form to make personal remarks of any sort i'll re-
gard to the matters pertaining to your entertan-
ment. Though there may be some particular dish
at the table which is favorite OF yours you should
not comment the fact, nor should you ask to
have it passed to you a second time. At a dinner
or at luncheon the idea is that you are in the
hands of your hostess and your cue is to follow her
lead on no account asserting yourself or taking the
initiative in any way When things are arranged
IN courses there IS no question of second serving
but when the meal is less formal it is customary to
have everything passed twice except the soup and
1t is quite proper for you to take things second
time they offered if you desire to do So
When you hostess never stop eating until
every one of your guests has finished for etiquette
requires you to your guest the embarrassment
OF making herself cons pcuous by being the last
And when you are the guest do not thoughtlcssy
daily with your food in datory fashion, for this
IS not only bad form but selfish as you cause not
only your hostess but the others to wait for you
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

lave the same flower pattern, although usually all
n white 1t is favoritc fad with young girls also
to have even the towels used in their room em-
broidered with this. design, be it rose, pansy or
daisy.
However fashions change, there is kind of
room which is always attractive and always fav-
orte with girls That is the blue and white room,
which can so easily be carried out in inexpensive
materials and always look fresh and sweet The
walls of this room are usually white or plain blue.
the chambray paper. which looks like fabric
being used. Pale blue is a desirable color for
a room, the fairly deep linen being the most salts
factory shade. There are charming blue and white
chintzes for hangings and upholstery and this is
varied by cushions of plain blue perhaps plain blue
draperies used with figured chintz upholstery.
Two three shades of blue all harmonious in tone.
are more effective than one UNMARRIED tint. White
enameed furniture is charming in such a room, as
indeed is mahogany walnut almost any other
kind of wood The woodwork should be in white
and the bed is best entirely in white. For the
dressing table there may be drapery, either of the
figured chintz white. The dressing tables now
used have the colored curtains outside these being
lined with plain white material and finished with
cotton braid fringe The mirror is oval and the
frame is covered with the figured material put on
full 1t is quite possible for any girl 10 make one
of these dressing tables for herself Provided the
mirror is good its frame may be Of the most or
lower part of the dressing table can be made at
very small expense by ordinary carpenter.
Two things which should be missing from a
girls room the low dressing table chair and
the pier glass The chair should be a simple straight
one, this is the comfortable for sitting be-
fore dressing table. If not upholstered il NAV
have flat cushion or pad OF chintz or silk good
way of providing for the long mirror is to have it
hung inside the closet door. There are also on
sale in many shops small wardrobes which
have these mirrors set in the door
One thing must be borne in mind in furnishing
room which IS to be both a dressing room and
bedroom, and that is the necessity for large num-
Der OF different places in which stow away ones
belongings. The sets OF boxes covered with chntz
or linen invaluable in this capacity and besides
the regular sets for gloves handkerchiefs and the
other small items of the wardrobe there are now 70
be had pieces of furniture covered with chintz etc
in which provision is made for hats and shoes
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
PRINTED CRETONNES FOR DEC
ORATIVE WORK

g wonderfully decorative tho printed Gre
y tonnes that they arc used for a vast number OF
articles which the young grl, possessed of Ger
tain amount of ingenuity combined with patience,
may make for herself. Capacious laundry bags are
evolved from yard of cretonnc which is so wide
that only is necessary although both sides
of the bag should be doubly stitched in order to
afford additional strength. The lower end is sim
ilarly treated. while the upper ono is folded back
to form a lined rufle above triply stitched hem
when the cordagc strings arc drawn taut
Folding shirtwaist boxes composed of five
pieces and lid of crctonnc pasted heavy card
board The corners of the four upright pieces are
joined by bowed tapes or ribbons, and the
lid is hinged with the same materials For small
sum any carpenter will construct and paint with
enamel skeleton frame for FIVE drawer toilet
case, intended TO accommodate pins of various sizes
and classes. As the drawers merely cretonne
covered boxes of equal size, fitted with tiny brass
handles, any girl may do that portion of the work
Any box of convenient size and shape may be
and wells, but the daintiest of them have ribbon
bound edges and lined with muslin embroidery
over sachet cushions of deIcately tinted sateen
Four sectioned scrap baskets are merely panels
of cretonne covered pasteboard joined at intervals
with tape, while whisk brooms topped with coiored
NANNY heads have cretonne petticoats which may
be turned back when the article is in use
Laundry lists, post card albums and book calen-
dars have cretonne modelled after those used
to protect magazines, and writing pads are backed
and cornered with the same material
Cretonnc covered workboxes shaped and closed