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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-11
THIS SEAFT-DRIVE CAR, WHICH HAS JUST BE
FOR THE ENTIRE AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE IN

CHASSIS: 80" standard type.
Wheel base: 100 inches.
Extreme length: IS feet top down.
Extreme width: 621 inches
MOTOR: Four-cylinder, water-cooled.
Cylinder bore: Al inches
Stroke Al inches.
Horsepower: 38, by test.
Lubricator: Force-feed type, gear-driven.
Oil supply: Il gallons.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-11

CARBURETER: Locomobile.
Type: Float-feed, automatic
Jacket: Hot water.
Fuel supply; IS gallons.
TRANSMISSION: Selective, sliding gear
Number of speeds: Four and reverse.
Drive: Shaft.
BRAKES: Two sets, four Shoes
Type of brakes: Expanding on rear whee
Running brake: Foot-operated.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-12-16
Resolutions of Coincidence.

Whereas, it has pleased the Su
preme Ruler of the Universe in hi;
wisdom to take from her home anC
family, Neighbor Mary Alice New,
man, the loving mother of Neighbol
Grace Newman; therefore be it
Resolved, That Lille Camp, No.
1888. Royal Neighbors of America,
has lost loyal member and faith
full worker; and be it
Resolved, That the members of
Lille Camp No. 1888, r. N. A.. ex-
tend their heartfelt sympathy to
Neighbor Grace Newman, her
father, brothers and sisters in their
bereavement; and be it further
Resolved, That a copy of these
resolutions be spread upon the
minutes of Lille Camp No. 1888; a
copy sent to the family and a copy
printed in the Emmett Index.
Dear Neighbor thou has left US,
And thy loss we deeply feel,
But his God who hath bereit us,
And he will our sorrows heal.
Emmaroy Carpenter,
Katie Monroe,
Lille M. Greene,
Committee.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-12-16
TROUBLE is WITH THOUGHT.
Too Many Messages, Written and
Spoken, That Do Not Convey
Real Meaning.


Probably this may not appear al
first sight serious question, but II
Is serious, II is seriously asked and
II is well worth a serious answer
Once upon time a young preacher
went to an old preacher and told him
he found difficulty In making his con
gregation understand exactly what he
wished to convey.
What is the trouble?" asked the
elder man.
Well" said the young man, 81
know what | mean to say under
stand exactly what | mean-but,
somehow, | don't seem to be able to
make my meaning clear to others"
My boy" said the old man, don't
be offended at what say to you, but
man thinks as he speaks and speaks
as he thinks when he is trying to con-
vey an idea. The fact that your con
gregation doesn't grasp your sermon
shows that your thinking is what
might be called sloppy"
And he was absolutely right How
many writer's and speakers give you a
clear-cut, precise impression of their
idea? How many times have you
heard man say: We'll. perhaps that
doesn't exactly express It. but-er-r,
oh. you know what | mean?" Such
people are frequently impatient with
those who do not understand them,
yet their Impotence mas no founda-
tion OF reason The fault is their own
Their written or spoken words do not
convey clear meaning because the
thought that inspires the words is not
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-12-16
A MYTH Chaser.

What makes your youngest son SO
eager for athletics?"
"Filial admiration answered the
worried-loolxing mother He believes
all the stories his father tells about
the wonderful things he did when he
was boy and is trying to equal the
record"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-12-16
Much Safer

Here is an editorial in the paper
entitled The Rebellious Wife ;" 70.
marked Mrs. Ponsonby.
Wel,' observed Mr.. Ponsonby, .Td
much rather write an editorial about
her than try to make her surrender
Birmingham Age Herald.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-12-16
EMMETT NEWS.

c. F. Adams is over from Bots
for few days.
Home made n.ipoe meat at tn
Palace Bakery.
Sauer Kraut. nice and fresh, a
Steward q Burkhard's.
Amateur finishing at Steven'i
Studio, opposite Russell hotel.
Cut flowers at the Brunswick
Cigar store. Leave orders two days
in advance.
Buy sl00 worth Of Xmas goods
or over, at w. j Esston's and get a
Witch Cloth.
Mrs. Gasser was over from
Boise Sunday and Monday,
visiting her husband.
Don't throw away that dirty
suit. Take il TO Bryants Clothes
hospital Tor renovation.
A resl safety razor is boon to
men who shave themselves. See
them at the Emmett Mercantile
Co.
Emri Fetrow, the little son of
George +. Fetrow. who has been
quite sick with typhoid fever. is now
improving.
For light draying and general
delivery, call up X. +. Thomas,
phone 50 red. Office at Corner
Cigar Stort.
Farmers, mechanics, railroaders.
laborers rely on DR., Thomas Electric
Oil. Takes the sting out of cuts,
burns or bruises at once. Pain can
not stay where il is used.
The Calendar, a society of the NJ.
l.. church, entertained Friday
nigh tat the church. over 65guests
were present
A stitch in time will save you
money when your shoes need re-
pairing. Take them TO w. l.. Bur.
ton, in Barrett's harness shop.
Stockmen who wish government
tested vaccine for cattle may obtain
supply by applying TO G. b.
Mains, forest supervisor.
The best pin is DeWitt's Little
Early Risers the safe, easy, pleas
ant and sure little liver pills. De
Wits Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve
is the original. Good for cuts. burns.
or bruises, and especially for piles.
Sold by Palace drug store.
Ate December Is no one can
collect the scalp bounty on preda-
tory animals except the man who
killed the animals from which the
fore feet were taken This is the
late ruling OF the state sanitary
board aud made to stop the prac-
lice OF selling both the hide and
the honnty.
On friday night of this week !
a chicken PIE supper will be given !
BY the High school pupils at Odd
Fellows ball. Supper 80 cents.
Il is hoped the townspeople will
the school in its efforts,
The proceeds will be used for the ;
Athletic association aud the :
,chool reference library. A
basketball game at Pleasure Club
iall will follow the supper Ad- :
mission 20 cents.
w. X. Davis, who few weeks ,
.go went to California for his wife's !,
health. writes as follows: The Index :
vas wrong in saying that we had
moved to this state to make our i,
'uture home. We are simply here
IN account Of Mrs. Davis health and :
nay rot be back till fall, but we are :
coming back unless we find some :
place better than Emmett. So far =
We have seen nothing to compare
With Emmett and surrounding
We have had only one day :
# sunshine since we left.
For rheumatic pains and twinges,
,ains in the neck of the bladder and
FONTS, ETC., take Pineules, the new
'emedy. These are being used by
yreat many people everywhere.
can be depended upon
hey are an excellent preparation
or kidney troubles. They act
promptly. Sold by b. B. Davis.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-12-16
poubtful Recommendatlon-

Customer have heard a great
deal of your cattery. but can be as.
sured your Angoras are all they are
said to be?
Dealer tproudly)--I assure, madam,
every one Of my cats will come up to
the scratch.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-12-16
CHURCH NOTICES.

Episcopal Arcbdeacon Jen
nings will preach in the Epicsopa
church Sunday morning and even
ing.
Methodist. Services Sunday
both morning and evening. Morn.
ing theme, 1.-THE virtue of forgive
ness. Strangers are cordially in
vited. Homer +. Cullison, pastor.
Christian Preaching Sunday
at / a. IN. and 80 p. m. Bible
school at 10 a. m. Christian En-
ueavor at $50. D. NJ. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7:30. Two
hig meetings Sundiy. Special
music. II. c. Shaw, pastor.
Presbyterian ! he first services
in the new church edifce will oc-
cur Sunday, hen tue pastor will
preach. Morning topic, "The
Lord DOING In the evening a
Christmas sermon entitled, "For
His sake. Special music at both
services. Come and we will try
and do You good. Your presence
will do us good. S. A. Parker,
pastor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-29
1ramc ,6anrc Dcrbaunt.

Gle olte Soee, galbei CUR erbol.
tung Der Snoriarbc 5il benusen, lit
lpieoer itell %seruorben. llnicrc @rpi,.
niiittcr Soften bunflcs Soar, iucnn
20 5abre oIt; u%rtiere Ntiitter iino Dor
ibrcm 80. Sabre graz. Eic Wrob.
illuttrr benubte Salbei. 5bce fir ibr
Sanr, Den iie oft bereiten nlubtc, ga
er itnca ialier lpairoe. Gieiem lle6rl.
liortee 1T iest abgcbolien. Seoer quite
s!potbefer iilbrt icst oWpetb's Gage
emo Sulpbr," Elm taoelloies Yrapo.
rat sur erbaltunB Der 1ar6e uno Der
2ebensilbigfcit oes Saares. Sdg.
ild)cr 8ebraitd) bringt Die Iarbe oes
S,aarrs in fltrser 3eit Suriict. Bel
ollet ellten a~potDcfern III bobcn iiir
soc. oScr $500 Die 8loid,c. ODER cS
iuiro oircft acsen einienoung .ocs
Ereiies perlanot bon Der @petb Gbe.
nlical Co., "a GortIonot. Ctr, Ne,u.
g)prf Gitp.
Sum Wcrfaui uno cmpioblcn pon
Der v@cao Grig Co." 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-29
8naoigc Strafc.

Sorl S%dludorot miro nidt nod)
0cutidlono ouSgelieiert mo
tommt nit 30 logen Sait oopoll.
GbicaOo, %. Sftober. = 8orl
Otto Ynltl Sdud)orot ans Samburg,
Ger bier am s. Sttober ollf Seron-
luiiuna oes beutiben aoniuls meget
TGlihung zines BONDS Der Stabt
Niitono pcrboftet nuroe, miro nidit
lad Neutihlono orlSgclieiert weroen.
ga Dos &erbrcd)en bier beaonacn
lrltrbc. jon cr ord bier jeinc Stroie
crhattcn. Sebr atoB lit oieie ireilidl
nid)t mlsgefnllen benn cr lpilroe MIR
Su 80. 'Gqaen Soit p%erurtbeilt,
Sdltdorbt, etn Ionn pom 55lSab.
rcn mo ieit Srpci Sdbrelt in 4nletifo,
nar iriibtr III elmer Trlderei 5u
Sdnburg bcifGiti9t, III WelNcr
YonbiornmIore fiir Die Stoot gltona
bergcItellt mlrben. Gr itabl mebrert
bcrielbcn mo nobm lie nit, ols er
llah Imcrifo ging. Sier crfano CT
clncn 6cucr5cug- Ipporat, ser oui cis
hen 0rud bin MIR ie cilt Streidbol5.
den bcrauSiolen lieB. lin @elo 81
crlonacH, onuit er icinc @rfinomg
pntentiren laiicn fonnc, fiigtc
Sdnudorot einen Nnmen an ciner
oiieu geloiiencn Steile Itatt besieri.
gen ncS Hchnlngsbeomtcn ST Nltonn
oui bemgono ein mo pcriuhtc oonn.
bci elmer @nnfiirmo cine Nnleibe 90
roui olli6ulebmeu. Gic 9onfbeam-
telt obcr id)opften 8crbod)t; Der sc.
ir.g muroc u%lfgeocdt lnlb c3 iolgtc
Die Serbaitnng Sfud)arot's. 3uerit
inQte Der Serboitete an Ieutidlono
ousaclieicrt mcroen; es bate wegen
6clldrlng gelheben miiiicn, ba tuc-
gen Iiebitobls m%ertbloier iSormularc
fem Nuslieicrln1s .&ertrog 5miihen
Lcutid)lono ullb Den Ser. Stooten
hcitebt. @caen 6olihu1tg bate er
cher orallBcn nidlt pro5eilirt nnb be.
trait merocl fonnelL neil bic 5Gl.
dung bier ST 2onbc begongen NOR
hru III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-29
SedJs Sabrc 3mdjtbnns.

Ncm Oorf. 2S. Sftober.
Sm 9lmoesgerid,t 5i 9roofIpn mltr.
d IN Ger lcbten @od)e Der Der Scr.
olIsgabung BON iolid,em @elbe idJul=
dig b%eiunoele Stuliencr antorio
Aicrcilio 5u ieds Sobrcn 3udtbauS
rcrurtbeilt. Gr eeborte elmer 9anoc
al, ipeld)c lett lrngeIdbr 5wei Sabren
Nrcoflpn, Mou1otton uno oie bellad)-
borten StGbtc nit ialihen 50. ulo
S149totcn iibcrifnpcmmt bot. Mar.
t:I'o ipnroc ipicbcrbolt ncrboitet. bod
gelnng cs ibn Itcts, iid los5uciiell,
bis oic Yulocs . @ebeimbcomtcn
IdilicBlid) Acknowledgements 9epeis.
material gegcu i'm erlanatcil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-29
S6bcrc Yrciic.
@aunluolhuaarcn ncrben tbcllrer. -
Grpouftions E 9cldrGnfum9 I'M
Norocn mo SiiOcn.

Eroouftions : 9cihrGnfmng I'M
Norbcn mo Siiocn.
Gurbonl, N.sG.. %. Oftober.-
Iic Grpin'idc 9oumppllmoorer.
Gcbrif, meld)c Die grobte 3nbl BON
Spinbcln i'm Siioen ouf,uiueiicn bot,
lot lid, Dem 9eiipiel Der 9lrfprigbta
III Neus@nalolo iplgcnb, perpiliftct.
cen @etricb oil einem Iogc podent-
lid ruben ,5u lqilen, luu, ben YreiS
Ger 9onmpollpooren 81 iteigern.
Ser NeifllB gilt iiir iGnmtlihe bic.
iiNc SobrifeL lpcld)c 100000 Spin,
hcln joDleil.
2omrcncc. Moii.. IS. Sftobcr.
Cine 9on5e In5abl 0oummoil-
tSubrifcn in biciigcr 8egeno miro iid)
0tm Elon sur Gini6rGnfuna Der
&oorcnprobuftion nnihIicben. Die
Trmpcrton'iden unb Guerett'iten
Subrifen bier mo ole Metbuen'id,eil
Ill Metbucn mcroen ben 9etricb IN
DER 3eit pom I. Nouember bis gum
I. Sonuor nm t0S Stunoen elm
ldlrnnten, mas ifon uon GROCER &c.
0cittltn9 lit, bo tic ctpa 10000 SPIN
ocln hobcn mno gegcn 5000 Nrbciter
hclf0itigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-29
Seine riifmirfcnbc Strait.

Tnorrion. Sno.. 2S. Oft. =
Gas hleiige Superior @cridt bot
III DEM Sou bon u. .. @olano pom
bier. Incident Die Big Sour : giiei,-
l'nbH 8egen Verpudtung elmer Sizes
CRUDE Dor nlebreren, Sabren fir ibre
Slllien einen 6reipaB auf 9ebensaeit
nllsgeIteqt bot, ,entibieoen, oaB Die
Sepbnrn'i9e GiienbaGn Bill feline
rilflpirfenae arnit babe. Gle 9abn
bottle beim Snfroittreten oes be-
fnnnten @cieees Den YaB fir ungiil.
Zig erflart, &idlter Muffin erfldrt i'm
cher fir nod aiiltig. p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-29

IT,
oll&pGrtigen Automobil 2 Sabriton'
len jt beraben periudt. nod Salti'
more leiu @eit0it 81 perlcNen.
Seille critic Sro9e iei Die gcneIelI
lpie niel 2u1b mir linn acbcn mir
Den. Nltn, buB Baltimore fein Gam
5u pergehen bobe, lpiiie Elm Seoer.
Tafiir aber fam eS Den fSabrifontcn
Die gemaltigen Gortbeile bon Notlrr
gas bieten, lperul Die 8erorbnllng al.
oelonnlen iuilr6e. Gor % SubrelL
10 iltbr Der &eoner inrt, bGtten iit
in baltimore ~ Sopfereieu bciurr
ben. Gam babe man in @cIt.&lr0j
nicn llnb Hennlplpanien nit Der
proftiihen Seripenbulq o Nuiur'
gas b%egonnell, baS bahC ben Sopit
reien III ben 9toturanS- 9e5irfen 10
eminette 8ortbeile gegeben. boB 9ol4
timorc nldt ntebr babe confurrircl;
fonneil lub oaB iid 5ltr Belt mr.
floh orei Sopferpanren ? Sobriten iii
~uniercr Stobt b%cidnben. SIC Sei5ilnN
Der 3ufunit JET Noturgos. Seit mebr
ais 5pon5ig Sobren bobe cS iih er.
mieiall, bob Die foitipicIiglte Otctbooa
Der @r5cuglrng bon Sibe Die iei, Die
aoble aus ocn Ver9perfen mad bier
5l brin0ell mo IN @aS I'll pcrmoa'
0eln.
Serr @iQiom @iariel, Elm Meiiin9.
5obrifont. iogie. Dob Die Snouitric
Ger So~brifotion bon Wteiiin9 ieit Der
9enubung bon Hatilrgo5 nod ocrl
NatnrgoS-0caenoeu, Dor Iuem nodl
Gleuelotb uno Cincinnati nerlcgt III.
Mau fonnc ee9eniuGrtig follm nod,
Wlclling in Baltimore bcr9eItellt ere
bnlten. Baltimore miilie iid) icbt llodl
ben Hotlr0os = &egionel1 wenoeI.
ipenn es WeIiing mo @oS. umb
@aiierrohren foltfen molle, Ole ca
iriiber lclbIt albright babe. Sic Gin.
filhrllng bon NntllrNoS, 10 idyloB Der
Geoncr, miiroe iid)erlid) cinen Sbei(
Der MeiiinG > Snbuitric nod 9olti-
more 5uriidbrinacn.
SIN iibrigen hielten nod oie Serrcl
hilbert $. @orc, @illian @red,t,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, mo Hed,tS.
anmolt MiQionl S1Iucou fiir,prp Nm.
iprnfen.
Inter ocn 5oblreid)en promincnicn
8clf0Itss lno Eripatleuten, mClo)t
Der geItrigcn Sitltng baipobnten, b..
foloen lid nllbcr Den g%ellonnten irr.
ter Gnberen Die Serren u. SAGE
9oDce bon Der 6irmo Homiop 9orrp
& 60; &. Stonlep @orp. g8iaiom
=. Sodiom Y. Robert Sodion, @m.
.. S'Gonncll bon Der .Giti5eis Nos
tionolbonf."
Sobn- j. Gorcoran ben oelt s9al.
tlnlorc @olpnlic @orfs."
6rcoerid :. Torton Dol, ser ,Sor.
lem Improvement Nllocidtion."
5. $. ltllrid). ErGiioent ocay gSeIt,
Baltimore @eid)Gftsleltte &areins."
u, $. Bono BON Scr Sirmn McGor.
mid & So.
@ilitop Siegmuno.
Nleronoer %. &onlinc Don Der
6trno @ebriioer Sonline.
George y. Sunting bon Der Sirnlo
u. ". Snnes & SO.
$. @. Sumter Don Der AIT. Gopol
Improvement I~liociotion."
Or. Sanles Cooper.
Fotrid 6lonnigan bon Der 5irmo
y. 6%lonni9au & Sobnc.
Morton WcS. Iufehort bon scr
6irmo @bcrmL @oloon & Iufebor!.
SDOneD .. 9ollis.
Slopo 8. Sofion.
Stcooor 3iucrmun bon Der Bel,
tln1ore Gnomeling mo Nopcltu So"
Bbilip Soicpb BON Der South.
lpcltern enforcement Nlicciotion."
alirco Sentins Shriper.
Niuiom $. Yerfins.
Sobn q. Serman bon Der ySSoreit
Farf Improvement Iijociution."
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kinder 8Ghreion
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS 7 RIA

citations. 8erio nj III II II.
gen. - VnItor Silfp Slppter. OCT
Sesliorger Der jpciten ocutiden
goptilten-@ emeinoe, reiit nod Gonl.
bridge. Wb., Inn BORT IN ser llnlac.
geno IN Den ltafIten od)t 5agen nlcb'
re stdiionS WeriammIungcn 81, lei
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-29
$50 Gualitdt Gilt umb Der
Yreis ipridJt.

Bm. Gnpf eeruinnt ieott 1ae etnen ~fettsren
Quilt an Ser aneriennune Der BepbIierung. Mti
feineR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-29

Sn Wilmingtort. Gel, lit Der
19-inbrige Clarence Rierce Der Ser.
lcsling erleeen. Die er am Snnitag
Eel eiicm H"uBbaaipiel c~riitten hotte.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31

PAST AND PRESENT RECORDS
VIII show you what we are doing and
what we have done. Not a lot Of boasts
of what we can and will do BY actual
count We have closed two-thirds of all
the deals that have been executed in
salt Lake in the past year. We have no
competitors Now and then we have
struggling novice fmitator: that's all.
They are here today and gone tomorrow.
incompetent men are pressed into serv-
ice by grasping real estate firms, to COM
pete with US. and the life of their posi-
tons depends on their willingness to
work without compensa ton as their
wages are based on commissions. and
as there are no commissions there are no
wages. $40, $50. 90 were our gross sales
during the current month, and election
time at that.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31

WANTED-Agents' best leader; Hold
.Thread-Fast' needles are sure money
makers for all our agents; made by fac
tory established in 1896: one minute dem-
onstration sells these wonderful new pat
ented hand-seWing needles; men ana WO-
men alike are successful; free samples,
-Thread-Needle Co., 395 Broadway,
New York City.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31
list INCORPORATING

Company for wholesale milk and cream
business Two well established concerns
going in; will own its own dairy; has
several hundred acres of land leased
close to Salt Lake City; can lease more
You can get in for s. 600 90 and be one
of the incOrpOratOrs. This is no lemon
and will bear the closest investigation
No millionaire milk company ever had a
better chance than this The Lewis
Lowe Co Judge Bldg
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31

WANTED-A high-class hosiery con-
Germ requires few more intelligent and
ambitious representatives TO canvass fine
line of hosiery to the better classes. Sold
only through our agents (no stores); lib
eral commission; makes a permanent,
profitable business; mo free samples): ex-
perienced agents. men preferred Kross-
knit Mfg. Co. Dept. EN-, 176 East 18th
street New York.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31

WANTED-Wonderf invention, big
money selling Canchester Incandescent
Kerosene lamp; burns with or without
mantle; 10 times brighter than electric
ity, gas or acetylene, at lilo cost; burn
er fits all standard lamps; saves rs per
cent oil; No trimming wicks Beware
of limitations. Outfit free. Canchester
Light Co, &c state street, Dept. SIX,
Chicago.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31
GET IN ON THIS

Business established ten years; net
monthly profits S200.O0 price sS,0OO.00
part terms. On account of it being the
only business of its kind in the city.
owner requested US not to advertise the
nature of it. Owner has other larger in
terests requiring his time. See US for
particulars. Don't phone. The Lewis
Lowe Co, Judge Bldg.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31

THERE'S NO QUESTION ABOUT 1T,
The State street restaurants clear big
money. Rents twO-thirds less than most
Main street locations, and business al
most ssgood. We have one you can buy
for $500 cash. Rent s65. This won't last
forever. Better hurry" The Lewis
Lowe Co, Judge Bldg.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31

RIGHT DOWN IN NEWHOUSE TOWN.
restaurant that has great future. Ray
& Harvey bought the State street res
taurant we advertised last week and we
know that some farsighted restaurant
man Will buy this one, as it is equally
good. This is located on Main street. and
the rent is only SIS per month. Elegant
counter and back bar. Look it over. We
have the exclusive. $1,000 cash will handle.
The Lewis-Lowe Co., Judge Bldg.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31

4Ssx165, on Main. bet. 5th and 9Th
So, with a 10-room modern house, fac
ing east; reasonable terms; it's a bar
gain.
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SOME SPECIALS.

40 feet on Main St. facing east; near
NewhOuse hotel; price on application.
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4eax165, with a 164 foot alley on
side, making a corner on State St, fac
ing east; only 500 per foot; the best
buy on State st.
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66x165: w. 4th So, opposite New
house hotel; 10-rOOm modern brick,
and barn. This will double in value.
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THE BEST THAT EVER HAPPENED
Is what a rooming house expert said Of
this place on State street. If you have
5000 cash to invest in a paying PROPOSE
ton, let us show you "a rooms of good
furniture that we know to be in live
location and doing a capacity business.
Thoroughly modern throughout. The
Lewis-Lowe Co, Judge Bldg.
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We have several alleys. good as new. we
can sell for half their original cost. They
are the B. B. c. Co.'S goods. the best
made. The I.ewis-Lowe Co, Judge Bldg.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE
SERIOUSNESS PROPERTY THE
BEST INVESTMENT.
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S23x2OO-foot corner on Srd So. and
Rio Grande SITS, facing r. G. depot
best location west on Srd So; see US
about this
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GIVE US A CALL IF YOU ARE
LOOKING FOR REASONABLE BUYS
IN SALT LAKE CITY REALTY.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
4. n. HUMPHRIEs


Bell 4,133. IS w %. South St. Ind. 4,1s4
HOTEL MEN ATTENTION!
High-class European hotel. centrally
located, with offices on first floor To
the right party I can deliver this for
$500 cash, balance on reasonable
monthly payments.
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32Ox23O feet on sth So, bet. Main and
State, facing south: paved street;
sewer and sidewalks; all or half rea-
sOnable terms.
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CICAp CTQRE

Near Main. Owner desires to sell &C
count of large business interests, and
will invoice stock and fixtures; 10 per
cent discount on the latter. Rent $50,
yearly lease. Average daily sales S45.
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WANTED-Tailoring statesmen who
are hustlers can make $500 to $1,000
a week right in their home town and
vicinity with our samples; big hand
some line free; attractive advertising
matter furnished in large quantities.
Our tailoring is positively the best at
lowest prices. This is an opportunity
tor energetic men to prove their worth
anu start IN permanent and profitable
business. Be quick Now is the time
and season for profits with our line.
Address Sales Manager. Dept SAC, Lock
Box 4S3, Chicago. III.