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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
Every Detail Will Be Completed
for Opening Next Wednes-
day Night.
BEAUTIFUL DESIGNING
FEATURE OF BUILDING
Banquet Hall Is Gorgeously
Decorated in Spanish Renais-
sance Style.

Furnishings for the new home of the
Salt Lake Commercial club will be
complete in every detail for the open.
ing reception next Wednesday evening,
and when the members Of the club and
their friends gain their first glimpse Of
the beautiful interior of the building,
no detail will be lacking
Many dates for the official opening
of the club building have been set, and
as many have been changed, but the
announcement of the opening reception
was not made until IL was settled be
yond question Of doubt that every dc.
tail would be completed. Practically
the only work remaining to be done is
to hang few draperies in the banquet
hall, and these draperies are now
speeding from New York in a special
express shipment
This shipment, the last Of the fur.
nishinCs, is due 10 arrive in Salt Lake
Mt 10 a. m. Wednesday of this week
Arrangements have been made with the
express company to put special man
on the job TO get these dra aperies TO the
new club building within fifteen min
utes after the train arrives. In case OF
any failure in the schedule, however
the furnishings committee Of the club
has arranged for a duplicate set OF
draperies to be delivered from ii loca
house, and, if necessary, these will be
put in place at the last minute.
Contract for Furnishings.
The contract for the furnishing OF
the new Commercial club building was
let November 80 of last year 10 the "
and j. Sloane company of New York
through the n. Diuwoodev company OF
Salt Lake. local representatives of the
eastern house. This contract was for
approximately $500 for furnishing
the first four floors of the building
The contract for decorations amounted
to $1l 900, and this was also let TO the
Sloane company.
The general office of the club, as vel
as the private office Of the secretary
was furnished by local houses. and Salt
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
WORK OF REM0DELING
AUDITORIUM Is BEGUN

The Auditorium on Richards street is
TO be made into modern theater and
concert hall. a contract has been let
and work has been started for the plas-
terng of the whole interior of the
building. the installing of French mir
rors in the pillars, the changing Of The
ceiling and the placing Of upholstered
seats.
The building for a long time was used
as skating rink, but as the roller skat-
ing habit waned the hall became empty.
1t has been occasionally used for box
ing exhibitions and for an automobile
show in the last few years. 1t is said
n Los Angeles company has secured Il
lease on the building and expect to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
Old Collegiate Institute Ruild
ing Is Sold to Knights 4
Of PythiaS.
DEMAND IS FAIRLY GOOD q
FOR RESIDENCE PROPERT
Satisfactory Progress Is Mad,
on Large Buildings; Grand \
Hotel Open. II

While Only one large deal was
ported during The week-that Of 81
purchase Of the old Collegiate Institui|
building for a consideration of sin al
the realty market presented a heaith.
appearance with fairly good demar'
for residential property considering d
time Of the year, The realty market
establishing itself on more busine<'
like basis again, now that po!tics m
quieted down. and dealers are optim;sfj,
as TO the outlook for The winter seaso.
The best demand for property wax f.
the subdivisions in the eastern part h
the city. The past week has seen suler
did progress in the large buildings un
der construction.
Construction work on the Newhous
hotel building, corner of Main An
Fourth South streets, is to be !esurnaI
in the rear future. and when Il
completed il will be one OF the 6ues
hotels in the west. The new lot
Utah. corner of Main and South Ten
rle streets. is being rushed TO comp]e
ton. and it is designed TO open IN
magnificent new hostelry June / q
next year.
The stores on the street floor of n
new Kcarns building are now being n
ted up. and when the windows al
placed in these the beautiful new otic
building will have been completed frol
the exterior. The Offices are now b
ing fitted up. and many of them a
ready have been contracted for.
The excavation has practically BED
completed for the new moving pictpr
theatre 10 be erected Oh State styec
between Second and Third South street
and the place will be rushed to con
plptlOn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
PEOPLES CASH STORE
NOW BRANCHING OUT

a FIVE year lease has been taken by
the Peoples Cash store on tho prop
erty at 80 Main strct, and branch
store is TO be opened as soon as the
new store is remodeld. The lease in
wolves au expenditure of about 1000
and improvements amounting to about
$4,000 are 10 be made at once. The
store will he for the handling of gen
cral millinery and ladies' furnishings
trade. The present store Of the com
pany on First South street will con,
tinue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
UTAH COUNTY
COMING TOFRONT 7.
Large Display of Resources to
Be Exhibited in This
City.
WILL BE FINE ADDITION
TO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Mayor of Provo and Commercial
Club in Sympathy With
Project.

To prove that Utah county is the
best county In the best state of the
best country in the world, will be the
effort put forth shortly by the little
group of cities of which Provo is the
seat. \ means TO the end Indicated
will he the placing of n display of re
sources and industries in the chamber
of commerce, i'm the Vermont building
IN this city The county authorities
the MAYOR Of Provo and leading mem
hers of the Commercial club OF the Gar
den City. arc heartily IN favor of such
n project, aud that il will be carried
10 consummatiou there is little
doubt.
The nucleus Of an exhibit from Utah
county viii consist Of a general dis.
play. under tho auspices OF fhe commits
Nioners and Commercial clubs II has
been suggested that the commissioners
provide tho case or cases. and that tho
several clubs of the county pav the
space rental and provide the articles TO
be displayed These will consist of prod.
ucts of farm. orchard, vineyard, fac
tory and mill. lake and stream. 1t is
believed by the Utah county man that
y display can he gathered from his sec
iioD cqualed by few and excelled by
none.
What County Has.
Utah count ntp-has sugar factory. the
FIRST Of its kind in the Iutermountain
country; the only wooden mill of any
consequence in the area of half a dozen
states; big candy and paper box fac
tory. numerous caunertcs. -four mills
lumber mills and foundry: agricul-
tural and fruit lands as productive as
any in the state. or anywhere else for
that matter: fresh water lake and
numerous streams teemInp with fish, an
industry big with possibilities; all these
and a score of lesser attractions for
homeseeker OF capitalist.
Again. the Utah county man will
point with pride to the splendid schools
with which he is surrounded public or
UNCONVENTIONAL. He tells of the great
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
HEALTHY DEMAND FOR
FARMS Is REPORTED

There is an unusually strong demand
for farming lands, according to real
estate dealers. There seems to be a
"back -to-the-farm slogan and people
with limited means are taking TO the
rural districts in large numbers. The
real estate dealers report many inquiries
for farms and say they could sell many
more than are being sold If big
enough supply of farms could be listed
for sale.
There has been considerable activity
near Sandy in the sale Of farms. The
past week at least two big tracts have
been sold and some other deals are
on, which probably will be closed up
6Oou
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

only thing that is wrong with
them is-they are rather short.
But a short man or man who
wants an every day Suit will get
a snap if he gets one, Sizes "a to
38 only. Regular $40, $12, QR
$3.50 and $15 values, now. 0e%
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
Very Low Prices on Boys & Children's Suits
Ths most Suit Slaughter Ever Witnessed

If could describe this lot of Suits language suf
GENTLY clear to make every understand the values
that await him. they would be cleaned within one
day. Most of them pure wool garments The lin
ngs, trimmings and tailoring are good-such as you
would expect to find in higher priced garments The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
Announcement.

Formal opening of the New Gran
hotel. This beautiful and most cost
Of hostelries will be open for inspe|
tion to the public Wednesday. Nover
Der 80. While at the Commercial elu
do not forget this.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

stage large shows, and cater to public
meetings, dances, concerts and the like.
The improvements will cost about $4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent $
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-14
FOR SALE

FOR SAI.l5-Two highly bred Pointer
puppies, will be old enough to work
this season; Pointer bitch years OLD,
thoroughly trained. J. II. Yuckley,
1904 9th avenue. Main 1925.
FOR SALE--Storc and dwelling on cor
ner lot 5ox162 on car 1.-The in Wood
lawn; $1,000 asked; look at this and
make us an offer. bunker, Pill list
avenue.
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THE greatest discovery in the history Of
medical science; new treatment for lung
troubles; patients improve as II by
magic; affords an exceptional opportun-
ity for high-class men with capital to
open offices, physicians preferred The
Natures Creation Co., Columbus, o.
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WANTED-Capabl business man to take
charge of office of responsible manu-
featuring institution In the Birmingham
district; must purchase $4,000 of stock.
paying s per cent dividend, of retired
party, best reasons for selling; must
furnish best of, references. K-Sl, care
Age-Herald.
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lone CENT A WORD|ONE CENT A WORD

RATES--0ne cent word n~dnyy no ""'
taken for less than 25c for hrst ihser-
tion. Cash must accompany order.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-s12,50o. 15-room
house, with broom servants house; on
alley 7th avenue, north close in; rent
ed at $12O per month; will trade for
small residence within walking distance;
this is chance of lifetime. Smith
Williams & Bass. 600 Farley Bldg. Main
4046: PEOPLES 1888. S-12-3t
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MEN READ THIS-The
navy is a great organization, requiring
about 1850 men. AS more vessels of
greater tonnage are built each year, it
requires more men, which means con-
tinued opportunities for advancement
and steady employment at good pay.
Men of the seaman branch, machinists,
f1remen carpenters and other mechan-
les; cooks, stenographers, typewriters.
and men for the hospital corps are need
ed Boys over II, without trades, may
enlist as apprentice seamen. The life is
healthy and different forms of athletics
are encouraged. The food is wholesome
and plentiful and the opportunity to save
money is excellent. The Atlantic fleet
will visit the Mediterranean next fall
and there will be ample time for visits
to points of interest. 1t is the Navy De-
partment's policy to send the home fleets
on a foreign cruise each year. Parents
of boys over II should investigate the
advantages of the navy as a career for
their sons. Four years of training in the
navy Is useful experience, and a man
holding an honorable discharge from tho
navy will find 1t valuable asset. Apply
for full particulars at the Navy Recruit
ing Station, Chamber of Commerce
Building, Birmingham. Ala, or write for
illustrated booklet to the Bureau OF
Navigation. Box 1872, Navy Department
Washington. D. c. S-7-4t-sun
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MEN everywhere to qualify for motor
man and conductor in electric railway
service; good wages; experience unnec-
sary; state age. Address Electric Rail-
way Bureau, $50 Panama Bldg. st.
Louis, Mo. 8-14-tf-su
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RATES-One cent word day, no nd.
taken for less fhnn 25c for first tnser-
lion. Cash must accompany order.
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FOR SALE-By owner, $1,000, Broom
cottage, hall, cabinet nantes, pa
pered; large lot; make good gar
den; on Gate City car line; about
$400 cash, balance easy. East Wood
lawn. Address F-51, care Age Her
aid. S-12-3t
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FOR SALE-3O- horsepower boiler and en-
CINE in good condition; can be- seen in
service; win sell cheap If taken at
once. Moore & Handley Hardware Co.
u-th-sa-su
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FOR SALE-On South 29tr street, o.
room, 2-story residence on highly
elevated lot, 100x203, with south
frontage; large barn and servants
houses new furnace; lot alone worth
the price asked s10,500 with only
$4,000 cash. bunker, Pill LIST avenue.
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FOR SALE $4,000, beautiful Southside res
idence: hardwood floors, furnace, finish
ed In birch and oak; small cash pay
ment gets this, and is thoroughly
screened beautiful high terraced lot.
Smfth-Williams e. Bass. 600 Farley Bldg.
Main 1896 Peoples 1888. S-14-3t
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ONE CENT A WORD.

HATES-One cent n word n day, no nd.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
ZION. Cnsh must accompany order.
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FOR SALE-s500O F'autless Mattress Co.
stock. VIII sell at bargain. $1,000 cash
or bankable notes. Leaving city. Ad-
dress B-5l. care Age-Herald.
S-11-2t-th-su
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RAILWAY mail clerk examinations viii
be held November H. Scores of other
examinations during September and Oc-
tober; information free. Columbian
Correspondence College, Washington.
D. c. S-T-4t-su
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FOR SALE-By owner, q bargain in g.
room cottage; West End: all conven-
fences: terms reasonable: call at 1907
I'd avenue and see this place. Bell
phone 1851 West End exchange.
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WANTED-Bookkeep and stenographer.
Man of experience and good habits can
obtain permanent position. Address,
with references and salary expected.
Address K-51, care Age-Herald
2-12-2t-fi-sii
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WANTED-One or two men as solicitors
to sell an article wanted in every house
hold; splendid compensation. no outlay
required. Call at Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co., 212s Sd ave-, Birmingham.
6-1S-1t-sa-St-su
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BUSINESS CHANCES


FORTUNES are made in the tobacco
business; let us start YOU unlimited
field; no experience necessary; partlcu-
lars free. Natural Leaf Tobacco Co.,
Box 1876. Cincinnati, Ohio. t-W-ee-su
WANTED-Partner in drug business.
Will take about $1,000; registered
man preferred, fine location. Apply
1904 9Th avenue. Bell phone 1870.
WANTED-To hear from party with slooo
or $1,000 to invest in good, profitable
business; this will stand closest inves-
tigation and II you have money earning
less than 20 per cent will pay you 10
investigate. Address R-46 care Age
Herald. I-ol-tf-su
PATENT you ideas and make money;
send for my new book, How 10 Get
Them" best service. Joshua r. H.
Potts, Lawyer, Washington, ID. C..
Chicago and Philadelphia. S-7-4t-su
$40 AND upwards loaned to any RESPONSE
BILE man or woman anywhere in the L.
s.; no publicity; no delay; long time;
easy terms. Write Kanter G. Co., 454 Il.
47th St, Chicago.
CAPITAL furnished for meritorious en-
terprises. stocks and bonds sold on COM
mission; facilities for incorporating and
reorganization OF companies. For par
ticulars, johnson & Co., bankers, Mad
ison and LaSale, Chicago
EVERY advertiser should have our Adj
vertising Rate Book; tells all about adj
vertising, mediums, circulation, closing
dates and rates. worth dollars; mailed
for 10c folder free. Dearborn Adver-
Using Agency, Sal Dearborn St, Chica-
CO.
GOOD, reliable, honest man, with s50O0
can get interest In 1900 acre tract finest
citrus and truck land in Florida, To-
Gated in Lake region, on railroads plat
ted into ten-acre tracts ready for mar
ket; big profits best references. Adj
dress Box 1893, Tampa, Fla.
JOIN Underwriting syndicate; big quick
profit; no risk; small cost; write now;
rich developed gold mine; reliable man
agement: assured capital. Write now
to Paul X Nemeyer, Centralia, ILL.,
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WANTED-Two good white BARRIERS for
new shop: fine opening right men. p
o. Box 81, Demopolis, Ala S-13-2t
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FOR SALE-A beautiful corner lot,
s0x1OO. on Highland ave. and Ash ST.;
an elegant location for flats. Apply to
owner, e. Wald, 116 North goth st.
S-3-St-wed-sun
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INDIAN MOTORCYCLE-19 model,
battery ignition, loop frame, @. & j.
tires good shape, cycometer registers
under 800 miles. All in fine shape.
Owned by man who knows how to take
care of machine. A snap bargain at
SIPS, no less. Box $751; Jasper, Ala.
S-9-2t-t u-su
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FOR SALE-5-room cottage on North
Bessemer car line; nicely papered;
city water; convenient to Birming-
ham, Ensley, Bessemer; terms salts
factory. Bell phone 1912, Ensley.
S-12-4t
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VALLEY FARM-350 acres,
fine level, fertile land, in Calhoun coun-
ty, 600 yards of town, on r. r., fine 2
story residence, excellent church and
school facilities, only $50 per acre. c.
Barnes, at Avondale or call Main 142S.
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WANTED-To give you the good news
that our low summer rates on full
scholarships will be in effect until
O'Clock tomorrow night Wheeler Bus
mess College, 1909h-171a First avenue.
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THORSBY, THORSBY, TtiOlsSBY--Ir
you want to raise chickens, strawber-
ries and other small fruits, potatoes
and other root crops, enjoy the best
of health and drink freestone water,
you should own one of these SPE-
CIAI BARGAINS.
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FOR SALE-$2OO0, "A acres Of farm land
near Mt. Pinson: fine soil; several fine
springs; two wells; would be a bargain
for $4,000. See US at once. Smith-Wil-
liams & Bass. 600 Farley Bldg Main
1915, Peoples $685. s-14-3t
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QUICK SALE SNAP-2 lots, 50x140 each,
near West Woodlawn Baptist church,
beautifully elevated, east exposure; nom
resident owner says sell quick for cash,
and just think of this price-s550 will
take them both. C-Barnes, at Avondale,
or call Main 142S
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FOR SALE-Rcmington typewriter, good
condition, s25, payable s. cash and So
monthly VIII ship on trial to reliable
party. r. o. HUE, 4S1a Whitehall ST..
Atlanta Ca 7-31-4t-su
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FOR SALE-Furniture with privilege of
lease of S-room rooming house. 10Th
street and Avenue D. Ensley. Bell phone
2592. 8-11-3t- th-sat-su
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prJsINESS man would like to borrow
sc5oO for u months from private party;
ample security furnished. Address E-ol'
care Age-Herald.
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WANrED--MALE HELP

WANTED-Railway mail clerks, Bir-
mingham examination, November L.;
$500 to $1,000; preparation free.
Franklin Institute, Dept. 3S, Roches-
ter, n. Y. 7-24-31t
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FOR SALE-Four hundred and eighty
, eight bales of cotton, which will class
above strict middling. Allen p. Howl
son, Randolph. Ala. S-12-5t
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FOR SALE-New, attractive home in
Woodlawn, one block from car line; all
modern improvements; price. $3.50: $500
cash, balance to suit. Anglin Realty and
Insurance Co.. POPS list avenue,
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FOR sALE-s22OO, close In, on North
side; rooms, bath. etc. Smith-Wil-
liams & Bass, GOO Farley Bldg. Main
1916, Peoples $685. S-14-3t
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FOR SALE or exchange, one SO-acre fruit
farm. quarter Of mile from L. & N. r.
R. station also $50 acres of wood land,
with from so to so acres of available
farming land, balance fine pasture,
fenced and we'll watered. This tract
joins L. an. right of way, near sta
ton. Address. Box "a Bangor Ala
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Fob SALE-11, 900 acres fine delta land,
cut over timber, on railroad in Quit
man Co.. Miss, 50 miles from Memphis.
VIII -subdivide and sell. on long term
payments. Fithian Land Co., Newton,
III. S-7-10t
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FOR SALE-s5OOO worth of Faultless Mat
tress stock for $1,000, account leaving
city Apply quick. Address PIG Empire
Bldg, s-7-St
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FOR SALE-Tho roughbred bull pups;
reasonable price. 90 Williams street
Atlanta, Ga. S-12-tf
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DOGS-Three grown Boston terriers,
nicely marked: one 4-year-old trained
pointer bitch: one S-months-old "Stix"
pointer pup. All pedgreed. Will sell
reasonable or exchange for poultry,
horse. mule or fresh COW. Address ].
c. Moses Box ~ RirminPham
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FOR SALf-On Avenue G near gath
street, 2-story residence with 4-room
house on alley; lot 50x1y0, south
frontage; 10 per cent investment;
$500 with good terms. Bunker, Pill
LIST avenue.
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WANTED-Salesman, travelling, to carry
on commission six samples of mems
flrst-grade solid leather work shoes.
made to retail at $3.50 and 50. State ex-
perience and references. Address s.. 80
and So shoe factory, Baltimore, Nd.
S-12-6t- fri-sat-su
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FOR SALE-$4350. 1o0x14O foot Avenue
G corner; houses; rents for $3.50;
$500 cash, balance l. 2 and 3 years;
bargain. Smith & Stillman, 206 Hood
Bldg.
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FOR SALE by owner, Broom. furnace
heated cottage, gas, electricity, hot and
cold water, hardwood floors; will sell
Charter Oak range cheap; 14-ineh alter
mating current fan. 1916 Marshall ave.
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LOT BARGAIN-Close in, lots at Ely
ton, at A. B. & A. yards, between two
car lines, near Green Station, $500 cash
will take them all. C-Barnes, at Avon
dale, or call Moin 1923.