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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-31
CAMPAIGN FOR
utah MADE GOODS.
Cache, Boxcldcr and Weber Counties
CanvasEctl by Officials OF the Utah
Manufacturers Association.

Tho campaign for Utah manufactured
goods has this week. boon carried into
Cache. Boxelder and Weber counties.
At tho Invitation of the Utah Retail
Merchants association. representatives
of the Manufacturers association at;
tended the convention OF the first,
named organization. held at Logan
"Wednesday and Thursday.
The meetings OF the merchants vera
well attended, and were intensely In
teresting throughout. Among the
items Of business transacted was the,
adoption OF a resolution to the effect
that members of the Merchants as
sociation would push utah-made goods
to the front. The resolution read as
follows:
.iResolved by the Retail Merchants.
association in convention assembled.
That we will do everything in our
power to further the interests Of Utah.
industries, by pushing to the front
homemade goods. quality and price
being equal to goods from elsewhere
This, in the interests Of mutual benefit
to producer, dealer and consumer: to
keep money at home; to discourage the
mall order tendency: to provide en1-'
Eployinen for our fast increasing popula-
ton; and to make for a greater Utah
The attitude of merchants regarding
home industries Is reported to be
rapidly changing for the better. Every
store in Logan and Brigham City was
visited during the week by President
George S. McAllister and Secretary d.
L, Collett, lists of. Utah-made goods
We're distributed, and the pulse of deal
ers was felt regarding the matter of
patronizing local industries Many
we're found who are doing u good work
in the direction Indicated while others
promised to carry larger stocks of
home products and to give them pref
erence.
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JOHN c. sANDBEnG.

John C. Sandberg who died in this
city on the IS, of this month was a
we'll known leader in Scandinavian
social and religious circles in the
early DAYS He had many friends who
esteemed him very highly for his
humor. ioviality and good fellowship
He was born is Sweden Nov IA. 1897.
He Joined the Church in Skone. April
q, 1861. and came to Utah in 1865.
Previous to that time he had Ia
bored as a travelling elder in the
Skone conference and presided over
the Gothenburg conference. In 1875,
he was called TO perform mission to
Sweden. He filled that call and re-
turned in 1877. During his absence he
performed a good mission. He estab-
lished the Nordstjernan, the Swedish
organ of the Latter-day Saints. This
paper is still being published and is
doing a great deal of good
The funeral will take place from the
Twcnty-third ward Westinghouse on
Sunday ut IL O'clock noon The re-
mains can be viewed from 0 to 1890.
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LAURENTIC ARRIVES.
Steamship Carrying Utal, and idaho
Passengers Makes Quick Voyage.

A dispatch received at the presidents.
ofGiqce last evening states that the
steamship Iaurentic made a very fast
passage and was expected to arrive
alongside the dock in Liverpool at $40
this morning.
Among the Utah passengers on board
are William Osborne. William LearS,
Wilford Cannon, r. C. Naylor, NJ. d
Naylor, Hy D. Moyle. NJ Skoefield.
Lester J. Cannon, David w. Smith, al
of Salt Lake; l.. d. Browning. H.is.A.
6Belnap, G. C. Brown, Eric Isaacsnn of
Ogden: w. w. Freckleton. Eureka
Melvin Hill, Lawrence, Utah. and other
Utah and Idaho passengers.
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. LOCAL BRIEFS.

VIII Preach in Syrian--The Rev.
Peter Elan. Maronite missionary, VIII
preach in st. Patrlck's church at
II. m tomorrow. In Syrian. He is
lately from the Holy Land.
Out OF Quarantinc-B. f, Grant
and family today came down town
for the first time for several weeks
owing to an outbreak of smallpox.
+ The quarantine was raised yesterday.
A r.. Welby IIl-A. f. WelbN vice.
president of the Denver, Laramie
& Northwestern railway. is seriously
ill at St Josephs hospital in Denver.
Mr. Nyelby Is suffering from diabetes
and from carbuncle on bis neck.
His many friends in this state VIII
wish him a speedy recovery.
Marshal Anderson Notificd-James
H. Anderson yesterday received Of
fEcia notification Of his appointment
4 and confirmation as United States
bond is approved, Marshal Anderson
Will take charge of the office.
Olive Oil From Cottonscctl-Deputy
State Food Commissioner Heber = o.
Smith sMore TO ~ complaint yesterday
8 charging Peter Nickle, a merchant on
the west side. with selling cottonsced
oil for olive oil The purchaser was
made by Simeon Hanson and the
ANALYSIS was made by State Chemist
Herman Harms.
Three Barns Burncd--Fire origlnat-
Z ing in the barn belonging to $. N.
Sneathen. 500 south Fourth East
street, destroyed that building and two
adjoining barns yesterday afternoon
before the fire department could get
The spreading flames under control,
The blaze spread from the Sneathen
barn to that of ]. Y. Sterling, Day
Bridgeport street, and from there to
the barn occupied by j, A. SnoMden,.
IA Bridgeport street. The total loss
exceeded $500
Welsh Society Elects OfTiccrs-The
Sons and Daughters Of Wales chose
these OFFICERS last evening; President,
Nv. Fl. POLAND; First vice-president,
EVAN Arthur; second vice-presldent,.
Mrs, Kate Shill treasurer, Reese
Davis. Secretary John Evans. A scom-
mittee consisting of Evan Arthur
Kate Shill, John Jones. Mrs. Sarah
SulIaway and Reese Davis was ap-3
pointed to make arrangements for the
annual outing Of the society, which
will be held Lat Wandamere Some time
next month.
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NOTICE,

Bids viii be received until August
18th at . p. M, for furnishing 500
tons First Quality timothy Hay. and
delivered at regular intervals during
!, neriod OF one. year from date. Bids
VIII be acceptable also on quantities
less than as above stated, but any
ay.ardisin such case will be subject to
delivery being made at dates desisnat-
ed by the undersigned In order to
regulate shipment OF s Inaterla ~, state stats
! ,rhe right is reserved to reject any
~. all bids. p. J. Moran, Box, 1888
salt Lake CITY U TAN.
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speak upon The subject: '.Twentieth
Century Educ;tion.' Miss Stella Poul-
ton will be heard in q soprano solo. AZ
Ninth Ward Judge Joseph SN.O'Nealt
assistant executive director of the for
$ty-third annual encanlpment OF the
Grand Army of the Republic. will re-
late his experiences during the war.
"a musical program, has also been ar
ranged for the evening.
Waterloo ward-"The Life and La
sbors of Farley P Pratt" vii form the
basis of the program to be rendered IN
which the following will take part:
William Castro, Edwin Harper. Will
ford Walker. Leonard Sutherland. Emil
ly Mcdonald and several vocllists.
Eighth Ward-John r. Meakfn Will
lecture tomorrow evening under the
auspices of the Eighth ward NJ. /. A.
at $3.50 o'clock. He will take as his
subject Leaves Of Truth Mrs. Mea-
kin will also render a solo. Other spec
.ial musical features will be given.
Elder a. Milton Musser, a veteran of
B Nauvoo days, will deliver lecture on
the battle at Nauvoo, of 1886. at the
$Twenty-thila1 ward Westinghouse to-
morrow evening at $3.50 o'clock. The
address is given under the auspices of
the NJ. II. "A. of the ward and the pub
lie is invited,
Tomorrow evening in the Twelfth-
thirteenth ward Elder Levi f. Young
will lecture on g Brigham Young as a
Character in American History. Miss
Enid Edinonds. Miss Matilda Mumford
and the ward choir will render musical
selections.
sALTAIR. THE WESTERN .CoNEY''
Greatest bathing Finest dancing.
$50 Midway attractions. o, but there's
fun.
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TIP ON THE FUTURE.
Minnesota Man Thinks Salt Lake Will
Soon Sec Doomsday.

When Gov William spry opened his
mail yesterday from Feely, MINI. it
contained a tip on when the world is
coming to an end. The following Is
the letter:
me word that the city OF Salt Lake VIII
fall on the 18th day OF August, 1872. he
ware of 1t and publish it in all parts
of the city of Salt Lake as the Lord
telled me to do.
There Is no signature
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INFORMATION WANTED.

Anyone knowing the present address
of the following will confer favor by
informing &C. T. b. care OF 5Desere l'.
j. II. Besckstead. formerly of Idaho
Vita Anderson, formerly of Raymond.
l.. p. Burg formerly of Calders. Utah.
Samuel Jessnp. formerly OF l-eth-
bridge, Alta, Canada.
ham,
pormitory. Salt Lake City. s.
Mosiah Mercer, formerly of, Charles
,g Charles Miles formerly of Red Lodge,
Mont.
Arthur knight, formerly engineer of
Cullen Hotel City.
Frank Tanner; formerly of Nennn.
G. f. Williams, formerly of Granger
wyo.
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MASSAGE.

MRS OLLIE ROGERS. TRAINED
masseuse gives body massage, tub baths.
No. 60 W. End South. Colonial rooms.
Boil 5l76.
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An installment of sanitary drinking
fountains for use during the encamp-
nent have arrived and the work OF
putting them in place Is now going on.
They aill be set up at Second South
and Main. Third South and Main, and
Fourth South and Main. Each foun-
tain has four outlets from which water
Is projected into the air a short dis
lance. so that drinking cups are unnec-
eSSaiy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-31

> COOK STOVES. / PARLoR COOK
stove, sideboard, china closet, Wall
cones, IL chairs. mattress, ! bed lounge
kitchen table, 3 muttress. bed lounge
couches, 81 iron bed springs. n lot
Of remnants ofs carpets. 4 sewing ma
chimes. 1schild.s iron bed, a lot of jew
lelry, all SmustSbe sold to highest bidder.
The sale sharp at II a. m. Monday. Aug.
. 1909. 5ga5E. list South
S. sE!NGIIMAN. Auctioneer
Phone Bell 3679
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An old sea captain employed in one
of the upper Main street institutions.
asks the News whether the street
decorators who are employing the sig
nal flags of the navy in their work.
design to have the flags put out SO that
they mean anything? He points out
that each flag has n Specification when
properly employed. but as now display
ed they are little less than a hideous
| tumble.
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G. a. r. NOTES.

The excursion of the 'Woman's Relief
corps of Boston will arrive in Salt
Lake city, Monday. Aug. o. Arrange
ments for q reception to the party are
being made for Wednesday evening,
Aug. II. from $50 to $3.50, and Mrs.
Sawyer has appointed the following
committee to have charge: Eleanore
f.. Brown of Nantucket. Addie s. Park
err OF Lynn, Fannie e. Palmer of Med
ford, Jennie Reed of South Framing
ham, Rose j. Sibley of Fitchburg. An
ME L. Atwood of Whitman and kath-
airline Hubbard of Brookline.
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lions SAVING BANK s TRUST co
Transacts a general trust business
and pays A per cent interest on saw
5ings deposits
n JOSEPH #. SMITH, President i
ANTHoN H. LUND, Vice. Prest.
3O.C. BEEBE. Cashier.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

HAVE IN MY POSSESSION THE
following described animal. which If
not claimed and taken away will be
sold at public auction to the highest
bidder at Murray estray pound. on Sat
urday the nth day of August. at the
hour of $50 o'clock u. M: One red Dur
ham bull. about two or three years old
no brands visible. and weighs about
500 or 800 pounds.
Poundkeeper of Fourth Precinct, Muir
ray city. - y - -.---- ...la.
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i MARTIN COAL CO.. SIS SO. MAIN.
All4kinds Of coal. we'll screened and
promptly delivered.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.
s.. Al. Taylor & Co. successors to
Joseph e.. Taylor. undertakers and
pmbalmers, same address. 251-3-5 East
First South.
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Maynr Bransford and John Dern have
guaranteed S1.500 freight charges on
the tents and cots to be shipped from
san Francisco to this city for encamp-
mcnt week Many of the tents will be
pitched in Liberty park.
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M. 1. A. MEETINGS

Nineteenth Ward--Dr. j. T. Miller will.
speak upon the subject: Twentieth
Century Education Miss Stella Poul-s
ton will be heard in a soprano solo. Az
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j. II. WALK FLORAL co.
4 AT Godbe-Pitts Drug. Phones 14o.
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BUsINEss CHANCES.

ing Investment opportunity. where few
thousand dollars could be proftably n-
vested. Wish to hear from anyone hay
ing stock for sale in Industrial or NH mn
considered Address by mall only. Geo.
II. Currier. Room SO y. 4s West Mon
roe ST., Chicago III.
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NOTES OF @sALARIED PEOPLE AND
business concerns bought without secur.
ity cheapest rates. easiest pa " 1,I.
| man, 33s Atlas Block,
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/ CITIZENS COAL co.

Exclusive agents for Diamond. Both
Phones g.
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HOUSE WRECKING.

THE SALT LAKE HOUSE WRECK
ing Co. w. N. Griffin. Prop. Buildings
promptly removed: owner we'll paid.
Yard AL So. 2nd r. ST. Ind. tel. o3's.
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sALTAIR. THE WESTERN s.coNEY''

Greatest bathing. Finest dancing.
80 Midway attractions. @, but there, $, s
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WANTED. PUPII5s no LEARN BEsy
cutting system. Mime. Philllns. s& VI
So. Temple. Bell tl9S-z Dressmak.ns II
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING.

p. NELSON. 15l EAST FIRST SOUTH
St Both phones $3.50. Estimates free and
all work promnt,v executed.
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Free concert Saltair Sunday. 4;45;
iii .sLeyiathan' restaurant to $50.
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GoWANs.. OPTICAL CO.. sos HOOPER
building. Experts In the examination 81
eyes and the fitting Of glasses. Special!
attention to the eyes OF school children.
BELL phone 50s3
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Elite DISSEMINATING end Ladies' Taller.
Ing. 9 Union Ave, rear 32t South srd
East. Phone Icy. Mrs. j. L. Malone. !
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TYPEWRITER LETTERS.

Letters that have the individuality of
personal dictation. The Nfultipress Co.,
517 Sec. & Trust Bldg. Bell 1852.
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AUTOMOBILE. 5-sEATEp BUIGK,
very cheap, good condition, only few
months, actual nse Bell phone 5ss4a-s
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MONEY 70 LOAN.

THE COUNTY RECORDS PROVE VIZ
make more real estate loans than any
three competitors combined. IS years
sell IL Tracey. II r. LIST Soutp 4
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LARGE PORTRAITS.

For decorations,Eetc., electric photo
air brush process. any size, from any
picture. Sure likeness. Chas. Peterson Y, 4
makes them. They are right and the
price Is right. 20 1ticharde st.
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$4,000 BY OWNER. GROOM MODERN
frame. avenue, near Brigham and l2tli
East, $50 down $50 per month, Bell,
Ind. 1901.
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BY "A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAIlF,R.
good filter. Sl.50 per day. Address S-lS
care of News. i4375 sa.5'
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MONEY To3LoAN ON BUSINESS or
RESIDENCE PROPERTY, Apply s ~, y
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Salt Lake Hat Factory, Latest STYLES
% Fl lst So. st. Hats Mt factrrII nr,ccess
Hats remodcled. Panamas htearhed, A
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MOVING. STORAGE, ETC.

sMITu TRANSFER co.. LARGE
and clean warehouse. NO. . Eagie n'n'
Ind LOOT: Bell 1853, -
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Shows College of DressmakiHe fun
course, $50 Elite Dressmasing parors,g
Union Ave. Phone l79-y.
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Swimming at saltair--it's real sport.
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BREEDEN OFFICE SUPPLY co.
For Ledgers. Blank Books. Stationery,
50 West End South.
THE LARGEST STATIONERY
STORE IN UTAH.
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BURTON COAL & LUMBER, T Sp.i
red Felt Rooing. pitch and Creosote.
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OFFICE SUPPLIES AND IEGALl
blanks OF all kinds at the Deseret News
Book Store ~
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FOR SALE.

Floating at saltair-it,s Glorious.
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LOWEST PRICES EVER SOLD. q lot
of used organs S. and SO We need tne
room. Chamberlain Music Co, Of Sou SCUM
Main st.
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NEW AND SECONDHAND .FURSl.
sture-Stoves and ranges--will exchange,
buy, or sell any old thing Wa sh0urns
Furniture CO., IS West LIST South. Bell
$3.50. md 1856. 81
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IS FIRST CLASS jNEwsPAT Err ). :.
&licitor Salary or, liberal commission
aAppIy!ito Circul;1 tor this 3offcG.53s. s.

MEN AND WOMEN no LlsA s.lI,,,
barber trade. Cut Cor 50 DAYS slai WIN "
tools; So without tools. Call. WIZ ilt's ~ IN
plone FIR particulars. Moier's college. -
Commercial Street. 81
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HELP lNyYANTEp-.MALE.

WE CAN FURNISH EA1PLoYsME..N,,lI,t
for harnessmakerss shoemakers. a iirss
class baker. blacksmiths and also .s, lh't s1
OF these places are In country settle
}ments where there are good oppof 'lnl,
ties to take up land and maS se, ho fnrn,
hands Presiding Bishops Office ~
North Main ST.. CITY
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PRIN.rER.--FIRsT CLASS JOB AND
adj man, union. sober, wants situation.
State wages. Fl. c, Forward, Salida.
Colorado.
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MEN & WANTED, YOUNG. STRONG.
robnst account increasing bust
& ness on railroads, for fi IRE
men or brakemen; experience VII N,
necessary Permanent positions, guy ~
Conductor or engineer, $3.50. $500 monthly.
State age, weight, height. Railway Asso-
citation care of News. 54seas 3! ss5S
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ONE TON or SCRATCH PAPER. IN
gn1anties to- suit buyer. at 10 cents
per pound. Call at the Job Dept.
.neseret News. 80
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I,.ApARIE SALESMAN TO COVER
Utah with staple line. High commits ms.
sions. with 500 monthly aovanG Iess III II
lmanent position to right man less ~ y
smith Co, Detroit. Mich.
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BIDS AND + ESTIMATES ON JOB
printing. loose leaf and card systems, -
binding, etc. promptly furnished by ehe s
Dessret News.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
HATTERS-J.ACE CURTAINS, I,

SPLENDID SHOWING OF SPHlNs
millinery. Repair work a snec'altN. Mr.
Ernst. us e. End South. Ind. 2isi
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LEAH JUNK co. HIGHEST. PILL l..,l
paid for scra iron rncs. bottles, rub
Der. copper. brass, etc. $40 10 95O SO. 49 -
West Phoney 100 al s55
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OLE NEWSPAPER. FOR WRAP
ming, etc, cent pound sold In 25 lb
bundle Apply at this office. Lower rates
given for go and 800 q ba,f4sS 81
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MINES AND SURVEYS.

r. FORESTER. WITH ACoRPs OF
i,inds ~ surveys, designing and super
intendence Of mine. mill power or lrri-
cation projects. Newhouse Block Both
phopea p gti4 Al
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p 1soRREsTER EXAMINES AND
reports on mining and minera. pro
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h SAMUEL. HOLMES MAKES AND Re n ;.
nairs steam boilers. INKS. smoke slaSna q
ETC.. rear 1s6 w. S. Temple. Phone oiia.
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PoSToFFIcEs CLERKS and Gait 4. =, !,
sriers wanted. Examination will be held
In Salt Lake City and many other
cities in November; particulars ,iGee
Washington Civil Service School. oeoe
dae Washington, ID. &c ..3ljS
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MEDICAL.

nI.ECTR1e, TREATMENT FOR NEu-t
raIpia. rheumatism and stomach trouble.
Martin Sanitarium Co. 1854 Main Ind.
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WE no. ALL KINDS OF CONCRETE y
work. rein forced. plain and oTnnm q en- a.
Joe T.ujl.lo & Sons Co. ~ w. OF. ~ = :
Ind. phone 1912. Call us UP.
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IS PATTERNS AND MODELS MADE Sl.l ~
wood, brass. iron and aluminium pro pat
delivery Estimates given, he ay.; f,aaa 81
tern and model works. No. u! lse e'ei - -
j. H. Whitecar. Prop.
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.A'RsrRACTER,

O 2 q THOMAS ASTON n ,r,-,, :, -
gains In Real Estate and AhxSssaH3BAH
!, q ", West Second South. Ind Sss
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KEYS. FITTED. l1ATIE z. . FL.
Brazing. Walter NJ. Jones. TO. q - -
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CALL UP $3.50 EITHER PHONE OR
SAMPLES aud estimates on anything In
tie upholstering line. Salt Lake Mat
tress & MfE. Co., 535 w, Bird SO. street.
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DR.. C. A. SMITH. graduate chiropidi:s;t.
sOfffce S. e. Cor. 9Th e.. & End South!
Ind. Phone 1867. q
DIR. ELIZABETH l.. WISMER. Suite.
E41G Sec. e ZTr Blig,934 Main. Ind 1851.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-31

COLUMBIA OPTICAL Co, 2So MAIN
ST. manufacturing opticians. whoesais
and retail Occulists' prescriptions filled
same day as received. Complicated lenses
duplicated. Grinding on premises
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-31

BIDS AND ESTIMATES ON JOB
printing. loose leaf and card systems.
binding. etc. promptly furnished BIZ he
&Deseret News.
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WARM SPRING FOUNDIt - ~;
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