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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-08-20
CHAPTER XII.

We were not yet sufficiently good sail
ers to drop to sleep in the stuffy hunks
below when it was not our turn on watch.
Rodney tried it, but soon came up on
deck, announcing that he never had felt
more wide awake in his life and believed
he could last through the night without
wink. So we three busted ourselves
making the Ship snug. and Rodnay in
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Comment Unnecessary.

Comment Unnecessar!' ..
"Your womanhood will gain no'n .ov
BY suffrage and is losing every ~.
in it's dignity and its true innu an.
by the hysterical .clamor which - ~
ployed in the pursuit OF this cnil .ha
said Bishop Doane of New YORK ~ 49,. -.
graduating class in q noted ,...o
Comment seems unnecessary.-Cn''
Inter Ocean.
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Value of Little Virtues.

value OF Little
Do not be troubled because !oD
have not great virtues. God maoe
thousand spears of grass Wnere ~
made one tree. The earth IS 1rlns'
and carpeted not with forests W.
with grasses. Only have enough "
little virtues and common fldeil'i'..
and you need not mourn because wv
are neither a hero nor a salnt'
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lady was won by the following effort:
ITO be a lady means, rightly. to be
gentlewoman who shows by her
every word and action sweet and
gentle dignity, with gracious charm
of manner. A woman whose heart is
pure and true, who Is tender toward
all suffering, who sympathizes with
those in trouble, and is ever ready to
give that which costs her some effort
and self-denial. A lady thinks no work
derogatory, and no one Is deemed too
low to receive courtesy and kindness.
She Is pure and good in every detail
of life, true friend and minister
ing angel in sorrow and in sickness"
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She tired of the dropping hat that
presses so heavily on her perspiring
forehead these torrid midsummer
days, yet in her efforts to render her.
self more comfortable this wise girl
does not lose sight of Dame Fashion.
She knows that black hats never
were SO popular, so she takes a look
around and finally buys a graceful
wide brimmed shape in black lace
braid. She Grapes it in voluminous
folds OF soft black satin around the
crown-a simple but effective and be-
coming trimming. She buys a couple
of stunning hat pins of brilliants, and
instead Of wearing the hat down over
the eyes as fashion has decreed in the
recent past, she daringly pints it back
off her face. Thus she bows to
fashion in wearing the black hat. but
openly defies her in the method Of
wearing it.
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Reaction.

"My! What disposition that black.
haired Miss Tartum has,"
mo wonder. You'd have a disposi.
don just like hers II your misguided
parents had named you Anselica
Sweet
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pear upon number of most pictures
que broad-brimmed hats this season.
Shantung as a trimming and as a
material for stretching over hats Is
feature of many of the Paris novelties
1t is used for facing panels and for
lining coats.
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Her Reason.

Her Reason.
1.-THE reason that Belle
Married Billie" said Lillian
WAS simply because
He was rated a million
1.-THE panic came on
In a very short season;
Then Bill lost his cash,
And Belle lost her reason
Puck.
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porch Clothesline.

Porch C10thes11ne' .n.
II you have q back porch or an' ,..d
venience of posts put gai'" .ost.
screw hooks on inside OF each ~,,re
cut your line of either rope !" ,.ons
for the distances between. tying lo -
In the ends in each. which .' 90,
easily hooked OF and on. fus
and keep clean when not IN use
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-08-20

The hat reproduced here, while not
being strictly tailored model, would
be appropriate for wear with that
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Health and Beauty Hints.


For unbroken chilblains rubbing
with common table salt is one of the
best remedies known. Add just enough
water to make the salt damp.
The finger nails should be mani
cured once each week, then IL they
are scrubbed and polished every. day
1t should keep them in good order.
A fine-tooth comb, valuable for GER
tain purposes. is capable of iniuring
the scalp If used unwisely, for the
tiny points, close together, irritate the
skin and. far from removing the dan
drum. as many persons think, will In
crease It,
For the circulation of the blood In
tho scalp vigorous brushing in the
sun will prove wonderfully helpful. It
brings new simmer and color. and
all the unnatural oils are banished by
the warm rays so that the couture
viii be soft and fluffy.
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Beams Brighten Burne ,hak
Boil lamp burners In the ws
beans have been boiled In.
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Dennition Of Lady,

A prize offered by the Gentlewoman
(London) for the best definition Of
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-04-01

Thorne read letter of congratu-
lation from her son Carl Bell OF
Eugene, Ore The party consisted Of
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Grimsey, Fairfield; Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Wiley and Hyson Miller. Leando;
Henry Miller, Craig Miller and wife,
Mt. Zion, Rev, and Mrs. Thorne, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. McBeth. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. G. LINING and Mr.. and Mrs. Stats
berry of this city.
Mrs. M. Spencer and daughter Goldie
We're Ottumwa visitors Saturday.
Mr.. Loomis will move to Ferris. ILL.,,
where they expect to make their flu
ture home.
Geo. Howard OF Stockport was a
business visitor in Keosauqua Mon
day.
J. Findlay of Douds visited Monday
in Keosauqua with his brother Geo.
w. Findlay and wife.
Miss Eattie Sloan of Kansas City
arrived in Keosauqua, her old home,
for visit.
Mrs. C. r. Russell and son Gordon
left Tuesday for Ottumwa to visit
relatives.
Miss Edna Irish, college student at
Mt Pleasant. is home for weeks
visit
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BELkNAP.

Belknap-Miss Mabel Hall of Stock
port, who was called to Bloomfield to
see her cousin, Miss Ada Brewer, who
is very i'll, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. James Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Woolwine re-
turned home Monday night from their
trip to Missouri. Mr.. and Mrs. Wool
wine expect to go to housekeeping in
the Mrs. Sarah MCGEE residence in
the west end of town.
G. H. Middleton left this morning
for Milton to dig reservoir for w. J.
Steckel of Bloomfield.
Miss Treacy Mum and sister, Inez
of Carbon spent Sunday with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Mum.
Miss Leila Eberline entertained
Thursday evening in honor of her
seventeenth birthday.
Mrs. l. Ware was taken quite sick
last week but Is improving.
Miss Martha Isle left Saturday even
ing for visit with friends at Mt.
Pleasant.
Miss Grace Cree left Saturday even
ing for Douds to visit her sister, Mrs
John Hull and husband.
Caleb Martin has returned home
from Amarillo, Texas, where he spent
the winter.
Ira Rankin, who is attending school
at Mt Pleasant Is spending the week s
vacation at home.
Miss Lucille Giegler is visiting at
West Grove with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pirtle.
Miss Maud Hart, nurse from Cen
terville spent Thursday evening at the
G. H. Middleton home while on her
way to Bloomfield to take care If
Miss Ada Brewer.
A. D. Mum and daughter Zelda of
Sherman Chapel were the guests the
first of the week of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Mum.
Louie Burkhalter of Ottumwa visit
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ASH GROVE.

Ash Grove-The meetings at the M.
e. church are still In progress.
Miss Kate Somerville of Newton,
Ia, visited recently at the Fletcher
home.
J. T. Day and family of Blakesburg,
were recent visitors here.
Ernest Walker and family spent
Sunday at Fenton Cassills..
Rev. John Brown will preach at the
Christian church Saturday night Sun
day and Sunday night.
DR.. Selman and wife spent Sunday
with their daughter Mrs. Otis Bridges
near Bloomfield.
Lewis Snyder of Red Oak is visiting
relatives here.
Earl Proctor began work for David
Bellies near Blakesburg.
e. NJ. Cassill attended court in
Bloomfield last week.
VIM. Atwood and family spent at the
Tom Huff home,
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ed into the William Robertson prop

ed into the William Robertson prop
erty.
Mrs. Oliver Hawkins of Kansas and
Mrs. James Hawkins Of Floris visited
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Wash
Hawkins.
Miss Stella Bachman, who is stay
ing at Drakeville spent Sunday at
home.
w. T. Smell and family of Soap
Creek were callers at the Oscar Smell
home Sunday
Allie and Ernest Hawkins visited
last week at Sherman Chapel with Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison Hawkins.
Miss Leila Eberline had light at
tack Of the measles last week.
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- : -
kEOSAUQUA.

Keosauqua.-Mrs.J James Bell Of this
place, was pleasantly surprised Tues
day by a number Of relatives and
friends. The occasion was her 50th
birthday anniversary. All came with
well filled baskets and sumptuous
dinner was served Mrs. Bell was the
recipient of number of gifts, left as
q remembrance of the occasion. Rev.
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ed here one night last week with his
grandmother, Mrs. Sarah McGee,
while on his way home from Trenton,
Mo-, where he visited friends.
Miss Elma Johnson left Saturday
evening for Floris to visit friends.
Little Mary Liseter was quite Ill
last week but is better again.
Miss Merna Myers left today for
Drakeville where she is staying at
Mrs. Mary Worrell's home.
Mrs. j. r. Hart and daughter, Mrs
r. M. Garrett left this morning for
Bloomfield to visit their daughter and
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sister, Mrs. A. q. Anderson and hus
band, who are rejoicing over the ar
rival Of son.
Miss Carrie Diggs of Soap Cresll
was the guest Friday of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Mum.
Dale Monroe Of Ottumwa was the
guest Sunday Of Roy and Berl Bell.
Clay West is attending court In
Bloomfield as one Of the jurymen.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Smell have NOV
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:.
F U N E r A L s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The funeral of Mrs. Mary zentz Of
Kirkville was held today from the
residence at 2:30 p. m. The service
was conducted by Rev. Smith Of the
Christian church in Des Moines. In
terment was in the Kirkville ceme-
terry.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-14
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FUR SALE
EAST BENCH HOMES
view CITY
LOTS

Lots, 30xi69 feet TO alley. fine shade. city
water, best car service; price $500 per lot;
easy terms.
SUBURBAN HOMES
Is acres of fine land. all fenced. on 21st
East near 18th South street. abundance of
water. only six blocks from car. 7-room
house. large barn, two orchards bearing
fine well Of mountain water. The pro-
posed electric line will pass this property
None better offered. Price $500 per acre.
Easy terms.
LARGE LOTS
20 lots. S4xl69 feet to alley. fine shade
city water, on 18th East near 18th South
Price only $3.50 per lot Easy terms
We are offering and Broom brick cot
tagcs. nearly new, on 18th East, at low
prices and easy terms
TEN ACRES
At s175 per acre. only blocks from car
line. on east bench.
CHOICE LOTS
4 few fine lots At $50 per lot. - 18th
East, near car line. Easy terms.
Two acres on 18th East. with J-ToOm
pressed brick house. pantry. closets. Land
is all fenced. barn and outbuilding. fine
water right. choice fruit of all kinds. In
vestigate this at once. Price only s.. 800.
one-half cash.
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IEAIRIDlIEY & BALL
Real Estate. Loans. Insurance.
219 Main Street

FOR SALE
81 .5Oo-J-room brick. southeast. We guar
antee to lease it two years fOr 81
per month.
81 .7t9-ilTsnd new 4-rOOm bungalow. just
eff 4th East. Only $500 down and
less than rent per month. It is as
neat as they make them Concrete
cellar.
s2.001-5-Icom bungalow, southeast 500
down. Easy terms.
e S)1-A-room new modern brick just of
oh East $500 down.
g. 500-5room modern brick. on eth East
near the park. IT is rs neat as they
make them. $500 or 800 down.
g SS.-l-room modern brick, close in. cell
lar chicken yard. etc. 500 or 800
down.
s.. 290-6-room new bungalow, northeast.
close in.
The above are a line Of bargains worthy
of any mans attention. Do not ask about
them, but come to the office, and we will
tell you all.
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BRICK BUNGALOW.


Not a freak but a good. artistic.
convenient. modern nome of s
rooms. connected with sewer and
piped for gas. pantry. closets. large
Dorches. CemeEted basement under
whole house with laundry fixtures
and tub, MCGEE furnace. fine man
tel. tastefuliy decorated walls. fin
ished floors. cement walks. etc.
It viii pay you to see this place
The location is ideal. being in the
vicinity OF handsome modern resi-
dcnces and good ueiChbors. in close
proximity TO two car lines and q
splendid school Besides the value
is there. and if YOU wish to resell
you are sure of a profit.
Our representative viii he at the
house. No. r0S7 % ave. on Nonday
March l.. from 20 a. m. to o .. DO
He viii be delighted to show YOU
through and will give full Darticu-
lars regarding price. terms of sale
and other data The owner prefers
cash. but easy terms may be ar
ranged If desired.
Cut this out a. the ad viii nor sp-
pear again.
Remember the time and place
GODDARD TNVESTN VENT CO.
81 East list South.
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All newly decorated and thoroughly
cleaned and renovated throughout Fine
Wilton velvet carpets. leather upholstered
furniture, heavy brass trimmed beds.
Hot and cold running water in every
room. - private baths. Easy enough to
clear 500 a month in this place. $1,000
Arthur Lewis & Co. 70 judge building.
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GROCERY AND MARKET

In busy and exclusive location. brick
building, good barn. stock clean. new and
salabfe. Lease ; years at SIS q month
alone worth the money. Armour and Swift
never had a chance like this when they
started in business. You can never dupli-
cate their success unless you try. 81 loo
will put you on the highway to prosper
ity. Arthur Lewis & Co. 223 Judge build
fu~~
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CIGARS AND POSTAL CARDS

Stopping the slot machines did not
hurt this place 2 particle, because it never
depended on them for its business. Fix
lures finest in town. Profits from postal
cards pays the rent. good location. Price.
81 500 for a short time only. Arthur Lewis
& Co. 223 Judge building.
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1s-RoONT TRANSIENT HOTEL.

With the accent on the transient, and
that's where the money IS in the roOmiug
house business. Actually had to turn
away dozens of people last week.
Location can't be beat. and the big cleo
trio sign and swell stairway draw the
crowds. s1.000 cash will handle this bon
ANA. Arthur Lewis & Co, % Judge
building.
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THOUSANDS OF HUNGRY TOURISTS
Viii visit Salt Lake this summer. Res
taUraut men viii reap rich harvest, and
so viii you If you own this elegantly aD-
pointed cafe. located in the very center Of
travel. If it's clearing $500 a month now
what won't it do when the crowds Gomez
Long lease. low rent. price 81 500. Arthur
Lewis & Co. % Judge building.
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n ROOMs, A HOME, 4 LIVING
Choice location on 2nd So. furnace
heat; rent So. WHY let the rent eat up all
of your husbands salary with such oppoT-
tunities as this open? Are you help
meet in name only? You do not know
what you can do until YOU try. Let US
show YOU this 5nc0me-saveT. 800 will
handle Arthur Lewis & Co. % Judge
building
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NEW YORK INFORMATION

Reliable. prompt information, any legi-
innate subject. New York City. for 81.
Write US what YOU want to know. George
E Moody Information association. s. Mas
sau street New York City.
FOR SALE-2o-room rooming house in
fine location; rent only Sj0: 500 business.
Also furniture of 4-room cottage, close in /:
elegant furniture: rent only SIS At your
own price. West Cd South. Bell phone
1854, Ind. ais.
BRTMFCL Of interest. Read Arthur
Lewis & COS ad. today.
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CARPET CLEANING.

A. z. THORNBERG, THE WELL
known carpet man. after a rest for
fifteen months, has now fitted up his car
pct plant with modern machinery and is
prepared to meet all his old customers
as we'll as new ones. Place of business
$50 East 9Th South. Both phones 1905
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STATEMENT OF * ROOMS

Come down and lei US show you the
sworn statement of the landlady of the
profits of these Is rooms for 2S months. Tt
makes s. so look sick. She is we'll able
to retire and give us the exclusive sale
81 go cash will handle. Arthur Lewis &
Co. 223 judge building.
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GROCERY-Fine location: about $50
will handle; stock at invoice. Disc. fix.
Low rent; lease 1 year: living rooms.
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AUCTION SALES.

ON MONDAY. March Is. at 1890 a. m,
No. 81 West 6th South street fine book
case and desk combined, four large rugs,
and 3. 3. chairs, china and glassware.
solid brass bed, cost s75, mattress and
bedding homemade fruit refrigerator,
hot blast heater. cook stove, lace cur
tains and portieres, gasoline stove, kitchen
utensils. etc.
ALSO ON TUESDAY, MARCH Is.
At 1870 a. M. No. 16T South West Tenn
pie street. large lot of household goods.
consisting of rockers, settee. center ia
cost $50 each; three hundred yards of car
pets, fine sideboard, cost S125; two fine
extension tables. one cost. SO; 3. 3.
chairs, halltree, cost 500; solid brass bed,
cost SO; leather seat chairs, mahogany
dressers and stands, lot bedding. iron
beds and dressers. lot of fine dishes and
glassware, range, cupboard. chiId's crib,
kitchen utensils. mirrors. pictures and
other things not mentioned.
X. A. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
ACCTTON-By z. NJ. Onion. On Mon
day, March Is, 1880 a. M, at go North Cd
West ST. CWarm Springs car TO I'd North,
one block west), ] will sell a nice. clean,
nearly new lot Of household goods: car
pets, leather seat and wicker rockers, cell
ter tables, couch, Morris chair, fine
screen. portieres. good dining table. din
ing chairs. elegant buffet. san. couch and
met, good Jewel steel range, refrigerator.
fine iron bed, dresser, chiffonier, china
and glassware, 2-1ole gasoline stove, etc.
WHEN you want to consult f. NJ. Onion
cail up is22 on fndspendent phone
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SEVEN ROOMS

SEVEN ROOMS OF ATTRACTIvENEs
So attractive, in fact that it looks like
2 furniture store show window It's ac-
tually q pleasure to show a bower of
beauty like this Furnace heat. low
rent, and price only 500. Two rooms
Judge building.
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FOR SALE
GOOD HOMES
ON EASY TERMS

If you haven't definitely settled the
matter of possessing { home of your own
this spring. phone US and we will call and
explain our easy payment plan.
If your mind is fully made UP. phone
us and we will call and show you q line
of the most attractive homes in Salt Lake
or suburbs, al prices and terms easily
within the reach Of all. You can't afford
to pay rent longer. From our large list
We select the following splendid bar
gains:
1Oo-Dovu and $3.50 a month good
substantial Groom house, close IN,
S1.900.
3 2OO-Down and SO a month. q brand
new Groom. mOdeI n. p. b., west side,
Just the thing for railroad man,
s3.6
3 900-Down A brand new. well bull.
4-room, modern. p. b.. on good car
line; 8 E. 5000.
DC-DoHn. A new, 4-rOOm. modern,
D. b. on East 9Th So; 40xi65 foot lot;
south frone $500.
J00-DoWn. & substantial home OF ,
large rooms, close in on Sth So. St.
S1.S0.
8. fDO-DoH-n broom. modern home. close
in. only blocks from city ana county
buildings: cement basement. walks.
mantel. lawns, etc A great big snap
at $500.
81 .O00-Down. Groom, modern. 2-story
pressed brick on 6th East boulevard,
$500.
s1.O0O-Down. Groom. modern pressed
brick, near G ST. and 4th ave, $500.
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1a RoOMs o. MAIN sTREET. 81. ooo

II ROOMS on MAIN STREET. $1,000
Furniture is good and the place money
maker. Circumstances put this place on
the market at the above price to effect a
quick sale. The owners loss is your gain.
Rent so. A bargain like this won't last
long. so come early. Arthur Lewis 6 Co.
223 Judge building.
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See Us about some Moving Picture
Shows we have listed. We can prove
by their looks they are making more than
800 neT week.
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ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS FOR SALE:
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SUBURBAN HOMES

Lots. Soxl69 feet to alley, fine shade. city
water, best car service; price $500 per lot;
easy terms
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TEN ROOMS OF BIRDS EYE MAPLE
FIR NTTT-RE

Elegant enough to grace the parlor of 4
Brigham street mansion. We were in luck
to list it-because 10 see it means to buy
it. Furnace heat. rent. $50 per month.
gross income S113 per month, and a lovely
nome for yourself besides. Now don
let US have to tell you you are too late
Arthur Lewis &, Co. 223 Judge building.
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FOR SALE-Fiae set OF cigar fixtusss
cheap if taken at once W. L. Wetht =
bee, 15s W. tst South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-14

. PER CENT LESS THAN INVOICE
viii buy this grocery. Owner going
away. Good central location. fresh. clean
stock, sales average $50 per day About
$500 will handle. Arthur Lewis & Co, 223
Judge building.
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A TWO-ACRE chicken ranch. south
east only ten minutes walk from car. s.
room brick house. barn. fruit trees and
ditch and we'll water Come and get
particulars from Newcomb, Ind. phone
los. Bell as
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-14

WHEN YOU want to consult F.. NJ. Onion
all up i.22 on Tndependent phone.
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Good Lots Cheap

206 Judge Bldg. Phone 1,52.
Builders of Quality Homes. =
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- rooms; rent, including steam heat anC
water, is only $3.50 per room. No othe1
place ever rented so cheap; 1S-month!
lease; rooms always full: $3.50 cash anC
balance easy monthly payments.