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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-06

DODD-On Thursday, May 5, 1917, at
Verona, Mrs. Euphemia Dodd, reilct
of the late Moses Dodd, of
in the eighty-ninth year of her age
Sunset avenue, Verona.
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Medical.
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LAO1ES DESIRING ADVICE
by graduated registered specialist call at MRS.
WI LIAMS'S Office. private house, 4sg West
Twenty-second St, New York. 2 blocks from
twenty third st. ferry. nr 4 blocks from Twenty
third st. Hudson Tunnel station. Absolute salts
taction guaranteed. Charges moderate. Ad-
vice free, Office hours, 10 to 4; Sundays. II to 4.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS into rest, on
Thursday, May 5, 1910. George. be-
loved husband of Margaret HON.
weller (nee Voelkner), aged 3s years
2 months and 4 days. 652 South Elev-
nth street.
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JOHNSTON-At West Orange, N. j.,
on Thursday, May 5, 1910, Caroline,
widow Of the late Joseph Johnston,
aged 70 years 4 months and 10 days.
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HOFFMANN-On Wednesday. May A.,
1910, John, beloved husband OF Ce-
celia Hoffman, (nee Commandeur),
in his 64th year, 243 Bergen street.
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LuNDY-At Orange, N. j., May s, 1910.
Mary, beloved wife of James Lundy.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral from her
late residence, No. l Maryland place,
Orang on Monday. May 9, 1910, at
o'clock a. m, thence to 81. johns
Church, where a High Mass OF
Requiem will be offered for the re-
pose of her soul. Interment In ST.
Johns Cemetery.
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L~Oans-PersonaI.
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people, women keeping house and
others furnished money without security.
cheapest rates. easiest terms: save money by
seeing me before trading elsewhere. Ofices In
s6 principal stiles. ID. H. TOLMAN. room sl2.
23S Washington st. II
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HIGGINS-At Irvington, n, j., May 3,
1910, Anna B., wife of John W. Hig-
gins (nee Lackey), in her ffty-second
year.
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1908 sTODDARD DAYTON seven-passenger
touring; complete equipment, including
Klaxon horn, glass front, top. s~peedometer,
clock. extra shoe and tubes; Just overhauled and
repainted; 81, 400. WHITING. 2s7 Halsey st.
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GRAND MAY reception OF BURCKHARDTS
dancing classes at Kruger Auditorium.
Thursday. May II. Tickets, including wardrobe.
50 cents. Parents free.
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McSWEENEY-On Friday. May 6, Jo-
sephine T., beloved wife Of Sergeant
John insolvency. of New York city.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral from her
brothers residence, James #. e. Freel,
379 Littleton avenue. A High Mass of
Requiem will be offered for the repose
of her soul in St. AIMS Church. In
terment in Long Island.
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MEsKEL-On May 4. 1910, Catherine
Meskel (nee Murphy, beloved wife
of Maurice Meskel. No. liz Norfolk
street.
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DUSTAN-On May s, 1910, Oscar g
Dustan, husband of Mary l.. Eagles
Dustan, in his S0th year.
Funeral services will be held at his
late home, 226 Lincoln venue, on
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rela-
tives and friends are kindly invited.
Interment at Caldwell, n. j. at the
family's convenience.
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instruction.
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MISS TOWNSHIPS BOARDING DAY
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. "a Park place. New
ark. N. Thorough instruction in all depart
.ents. weil-equipped gymnasium and labora-
tory. Certificate admits TO leading colleges.
Reopens September 20. Miss Townsend will be
at home from 10 to 3 after September Is. Cir
cular.
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NO. 4 UNDERWOOD. s4o; No. 9 Remington.
$40; in perfect condition. Gee. NJ. JUDD.
II Academy st.
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McKEE-At Morristown, N. j., May 4.
1910, Charlotte A. Evans. Wife or
Daniel S. Mckee, aged 66s years. ~
Boyken street, Morristown, N. ].
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GATELY-On May 3, 1910. at the resi-
denco of his son, Andrew Gately. loo
Bowery street, Thomas Gately.
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McNAMARA-On May 8, 1910, Thomas.
beloved son of the late Thomas and
Nancy Mcnamara (nee Bald.
Relatives and friends are kindly IN
vited to attend the funeral from the
home of his aunt. Mrs. Mary Barnett,
No. 140 Hudson street, OF Saturday,
May Z, at 1880 a. m, to st. Joseph's
Church, where a Mass of Requiem
will be offered for the repose of his
soul. Interment in Paramount Gene
terry.
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Coming Events.

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Typewriterr and Supplies.
ALL MAKES sold, rented. exchanged and re-
paired; fine circular letters a speciality. NEW
ARK TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE "oldest in
Newark" 0 Beaver ST.: phone 443 Market.
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GARRY-At Relleville, N. j., on May o.
1910, Ellen Garry, 81 Dewitt avenue.
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Business Personals.
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HOUSE AND WINDOW
done to your satisfaction: contracts taksn ~
lowest rates; call or phone and representative
will call
JERSEY I WINDOW CLEANING Co..
Tel. 9f9-L, Jersey City. $50 Montgomery ~
THE world moves. SO does JOB DE oAMr-
furniture. safes, pianos. desks. ETC.; pecxins
and shipping a specially: estimates cheerdony
given. Established 1850. Tel. l32 Market. sz-s4
William st.
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APARTMENTS-The choicest in Essex County:
Webster pl., East Orange; two minutes walk
to Prick Church station; surrounded entirely
by private residences: six and seven rooms and
bath. steam heat. hot water and ianitor service
s,inplied; parquet floors. electric lights. gas
ranges. etc: reservations now being made.
PHILIP j. POWERS & CO., 1879 Market at.
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Boarding.
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BROAD ST. Ss9- 901-Thoroughly comfortable
and honelike: select private boarding.: light.
pleasant rooms; spacious veranda: centrally
located; moderate rateH
BROAD ST. sis, opposite City Hall-Double ana
single rooms with board.
ORCHARD ST.. 6e-Nice large front room witt
boar1. suitable for two.
WANTED-To board. infant babies and small
children: mothers attention. Apply ITO
Hunterdon st.
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DRAKE & CO.. Firemen's ms. Bldg, Broad and
Market SITS. solicitors OF patents and experts
in all matters relating to inventions. Oldest
and largest In the State. Established in 1868.
RUSSELL NJ. EVERETT. Tel. 4sss-R. Market.
Patents, Trade-Marks and Copyrights.
Court cases. Cor. Broad and Market.
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For Sale.

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DOS-Bostoa terrier bitch; brindle and white:
5 months old; good stock. Call S2l Clinton av'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-31
MASON
MASON
NJ A CON

x,,r MASON
BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO THE
SALT SALT lake PUBLIC THAT WE HAVE
S1rIENED OFFICES AT POI NEWHOTSE,
GLAb GsLLAafbpIMG' T0 WHERE WE WILL BE
SUPP, SUPP 70 W IAYTSWER ms !. QUESTIONS ANp
THE COMING GREAT coPPERePRo. 1S.
RIuGlNG SECTION of wESTERN Me-
sMGi sMEA1 .TrP pHE l5oS oSSoINSs:TRUGTIoN OF THE
OF THIS SECTION IS Now = & GSpER rtE,
S,oS1 WA1 AND THE RAILROAD is NOW
NSH19spSHNETEP N1spHNE AND OPERATING TO
PTETErr PsAsTEr -E,5 -GE,5RADiMG PIN IS ABOUT COM
HnAAI1FIW NV WAY FROM MASON TO THE
NnIEsSADA DOUGLAS MINES, AND MA
Ts TbR5AL sGsI HAS BEEN PURCHASED FOR
GIN ON THE EXTENsIoN sitI WiTH1N " TTSH S 4
FEW DAYS, THESE oPERATIoNs
ARE ARE BIT THE CULMINATioN OF
WORK ZOE EEn;iTITENsIyE E;iITEH, DEVELoPMENT
RESs AT THESE MINES FOR YEARS.
AND a z TIME FOR PRoFIT-TAKING is
SLosE GT T At At HAND, WHAT DOES THIS
gI;iinrE05.R ETH + E0R ON MAsoN2 1T MEANS Me The
CONSERVATIVE WHEN WE SAY
THAT THE ELEMENT OF CHANCE is
HsslnMiSATED snsiNETsEsD oppopr,,s,r,rs ,r
HERE. 1T IS SIMPLY A QUESTION
MHETHER y q u pIyII YoU WANT TO BE IN on
THAT SURROUND SALT LAKE CRY
MINES. SHELTERS. THE ORES ALI.
BLOCKED OUT, AND A SPLENDID
AGRICULTURAL VALLEY THE
TOWN OF MASON WITH ITS PIANO.
RAMA OF ALFALFA FIELDS ON THE
one SIDE AND ITS COPPER HILLS
ON THE OTHER.
CALL OR WRITE TO us FOR H.
Illustrated LITERATURE DESCRIB-
ING IN DETAIL THE RESOURCES OF
MASON.
PECK SAMPLE,
OFFICES;
ii E. SECOND ST. RENO. NEVADA.
MASON. NEVADA.
POI NEWHOUSE BLDG,
SALT LAKE CITY.
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FOR sAIE-REAL ESTATE
1T is NOT 4 QUESTION
HOW MUCH THE FOLLOWING WILL
BEING
1T IS THE QUESTION
HOW QUICKLY THEY CAN BE SOLD,
ALL OF THEM EXCELLENT
RIiYS

On a corner on 1st ave, facing north
and east, subject TO paving tax, bu,
sewer connected. a splendid 5.room mod mod
brick cottage, with good furnace, three
mantels. laundry room, with hot and
cold water and sink; interior OF house use
exterior will put the place in first class
condition, 1t can be had now Tor $4,000
and requires but little cash TO handle II.
On 3rd ave. near S st. full 2-story;
1-room modern brick. about 9 years old
and we'll put up. south front; lawn, front
and back yard. good barn. alley In rear,
with sewer and all special assessments
paid in full; new furnace. Price $4,000,
and very easy terms can be arranged.
Near 9TH East and 1lth South. another
ono just listed; sold one similar TO this
one this week. It's nearly new, 4-room
1rame house. adobe lined: lot 50xl3o IT.
and can be bought for $3.50. on payments
Of $3.50 cash and $50 per month. includ-
ing interest.
500 Jefferson ST, between West Tenn
So, splendid Groom brick cottage. with
water and e, L., and sewer paid for, VIII
go at $500 down and s25 per month. In
Guiding interest, Price $1,000
On the corner, facing south and west
on East 3rd South brand new 6-room
mod. brick bungalow; lot 2sX7 rods; house
der entire house furnace; cement walks,
hardwood floors in living and dining
room, nice mantel chandeliers ip-s400o.
You could not build this house for less
than $4,000, leaving si00 for the lot, The
lot Is worth $3.50. House must be sold,
owner has to have some money, and $1,000
cash, and bal. monthly payments will
handle IT,
a bungalow on St. east front. has
rooms; none better in Salt Lake: sewer
connection and all assessments paid, hot
water conDected with furnace, gas. lot
2bX1 rods. with alley in rear. Price
s6500, The terms $1,000 cash, balance 10
suit purchaser
Many others too numerous to men
ton.
a. RICHTER. 10 WEST lST SOUTH ST
Dh.naa
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FARM LANDS
EMMY ALBERTA. CANADA.

.rTRACTING THOUSANDS OF
,itERS FROM THE UNITED
res AND EUROPE. WHO ARE
AHtpING Htp INTO THIS, TIE GREATEST
nItIT- UT REPRODUCING AREA ON TIE
'drepICAN CONTINENT. AND ARE
INC UP THESE FERTILE LANDS
<t5Y FOR THE PLOW. AND ARE
45kJING RICH AND INDEPENDENT
4 VERY SHORT TIME, THE IN
sToR CAN FIND NO BETTER,
SSER OR SURER WAY TO MAKE
,TFsY THAN INVESTING IN GOOD,
5bITCTIVE WHEAT LANDS. THESE
21TS ARE INCREASING IN VALUE
THE RATE OF IS ASD qBPnWHARDs
6RMOUS CROPS EVERY YEAR, 1T
\ BEING NECESSARY TO LET THE
m LAY IDLE EVERY OTHER
Ia, AS THE AVERAGE RAINFALL
a INCHES.
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7, PER ACRE. AVERAGE. SO

ALL KINDS OF STOCK THRIVE IN
TITLE AND HORSES RANGE OUT
I'd YEAR ROUND WITHOUT BEING
0CsED OR FED. THE WINTER Is
0lL OF BRIGHT, suNSHINING DAYS;
S6s sfEiSnING No GfShoTEs II TIE ASP cAEaEsE IGAsE
isTRCT. THE CANADIAN PACIFIC
'{ILWAY COMPANY ACQUIRED
HESE LANDS AS A GRANT FROM
'AE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT AT AN
lRLY DATE FOR CONSTRUCTING
HElE RAILWAY " THR0UGH WEST
0U a FARM ON TEN YEARS TIME
4 UPON THE CROP PAYMENT PLAN
40 CROP. NO PAY. THEY WILL
$50 BUILD YOUR BUILDINGS. PUT
i YOUR CROP, FENCE AND IN
EQvE YOUR Place u READY d;A FOB &c
ID COST. AND 1T WILL BE DONE
Git, AND YOU WILL BE DEALING
tn A CONCERN WITH UNQUES-
pNED STANDING, KNOWN THE
DRLD ONEK.
LANDS YOU CAN NOW BUY FROM
)R $4,000 BEFORE LONG, AND
zEY ARE AVAILABLE TO THE BEST
/. MARKETS, PLENTY OF CHEAP
DEL. GOOD WATER, GOOD SCHOOLS.
OWNED RURAL TELE-
zONE SYSTEM. VERY LOW TAXES;
Nd. IN FACT, ONE WILL ENJOY
u THE CONVENIENCES THAT ARE
BE HAD IN 4 MUCH OLDER SET
JAIL MEANS CAN SECURE HERE
)R HIMSELF AND FAMILY A HOME
I'd AN INDEPENDENCE AT WHAT
WOULD BE PAYING FOR RENT
LSEWHERE. WE ARE DIRECT
lOM ALBERTA, WHERE WE HAVE
EED FOR SOME YEARS AND
HEREFORD SPEAK FROM EXPERI-
SCE AND WILL BE PLEASED TO
INTO THE MATTER WITH YOU
AND WILL PUT YOU
THIS GREAT COUN-
BIZ FOR THE ASKING. SIT DOWN
I'D FIGURE OUT WHAT YOU CAN
WITH A FARM IN SUNNY AL
ERTA- AND COMPARE IT WITH
DUR PRESENT INCOME. SOME OF
HE MOST PROMINENT CITIZENS IN
TAH AND SALT LAKE CITY OWN
Nd ARE MAKING MONEY OUT OF
LBERTA FARM LANDS. WHY NOT
W? If YOU WANT TO SHARE IN
BIS PROSPERITY. OR DESIRE ANY
COME IN AND LEI
TELL YOU ABOUT IT BEAUTIFUL
LITERATURE. GIVING
HI EXPERIENCES OF MEN NOW
ARMING IN ALBERTA, WILL BE
AILED YOU ON REQUEST.
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5-RooM sHINGLE BUNGALOW, NEAR
WANDAMERE; $4,000: $500 DOWN,
4 LARGE ROOM COTTAGE; LARGE
LOT: $1,000: on TERMS.
s-ROOM FRAME HOUSE ON WEST
SIDE. S250O; JUST THE THING FOR a
REPTTA BILE RAILROAD MAN.
5-ROOM FRAME; GOOD BARN AND
CHICKEN HOUSE; FRUIT AND
SHADE TREES: FLOWING WELL;
pVERYTHING IN FINE SHAPE; $500.
5-ROOM MODERN, RED PRESSED
BRICK, NEAR LIBERTY PARK; $4,000
S-ROOM MODERN, SHINGLE BUN
CALoW, NEAR FEDERAL HEIGHTS;
T'SYoRooM. UP-To-THE- MINUTE BRK.
RIyNGALOW, ON EIGHTH AVE; POL
ISHED FLOORS. FURNACE; EVERY"
THINC; FIRST GLASS: $4,000
s-ROOM BRICK, MODERN IN BE-
ERY RESPECT: NORTH BENCH Siooe'
IEF@9o IF You ARE THINKING OF BUILD
No. SEE US FOR FINE BgIkDING
ioTs WE HAVE A LARGE NUMBER
TO CHOOSE FkOM: ~
SEARS INVESTMENT CO"
1IS e. 3RD SOUTH.
PHONES. IND. 1861; BELL ls20.
k3oSl
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SUNNY ALBERTA, CANADA.
-poP AVERAGE FOR YEAR 1909.
I ~'TGOVERNMENT STATlSTICS.)
rHEAT. PER ACRE. AVERAGE.

|EHEAT. PER ACRE, AVERAGE. 80
t2VERAGE PRICE, s5 CENTS.
|0ATS, PER ACRE, MEASURE BUSH
sRrcE OBTAINED. 81 TO 45 CENTS.
|o1TS WEIGH FROM 40 TO 4S
5iTNDS TO THE MEASURED
SaRLEY. PER ACRE. AVERAGE. SO
iSVnEpAGE SnGE PRICE. IS CENTS.
H,AX, PER ACRE, IA BUSHELS.
|lVERAGE PRICE, 90 CENTS.
iiFALFA. PER ACRE, AVERAGE.
6NS: UNDER IRRIGATION, 2 CROPS.
'SVERAGE PRICE, $500 PER TON
TiNOTHY AVERAGES TONS PER
GRE AND BRINGS FROM $1,000 TO
4 COOP FARMER ALWAYS BEATS
ne AVERAGE.
P0sITIVELY THE GREATEST
4RMING COUNTRY ON EARTH IN
ANY INSTANCES THE FIRST CROP
AVS FOR THE LAND.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-31

BUY SNAPS AND SAVE MONEY.
S-room, modern brick; gas, hot water
heat. shade trees, large lot, ilaxl65 feet:
facing south on 3rd ave. Price way below
the market
4-room frame. hedge, fruit and shade
trees. fenced: 3Tlx147 TT; near Liberty
park Only $3.50,
5-room brick and double 3-room brick
50x165 feet to alley: rent for $50 per
month. Easy terms. for s450O
4-room brick. close in: barn, shade and
fruit trees; 62lxli2 IT. to alley. Only
s2750.
We will furnish you lots and build you
house, all to cost from S1400 TO $1,000
$50 cash. bal. monthly.
Lots all parts of city: easy terms.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.,
66 w. 3rd South st k3al5
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S62bn-

The modern bungalow on
the cast bench; beamed cell
ings: paneled walls, oak
floors: very fine electrical fix
lures; finished basement. all
subdivided; Rudd heater; z
rooms. 1t must be seen, 1t
cannot be described.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-31

We have very large tract beginning
2 miles from postoffice that can be pur-
chased for less than $3.50 per acre. This
tract Is level. good water right, AND is
NOT OVER THE JORDAN RIVER,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-31

ACREAGE ON CAR LINE.
acres OF good land electric car
line. close TO Bountiful, good water right;
will sell part or all of will take city prop
erty or automobile in trade; car stops on
the land; will sell on easy terms.
FARMS.
We have a fine list OF Utah and Idaho
farms to sell or easy terms or to trade
for city property: see us before you buy
a farm and we will save you time and
money.
CITY HOMES.
Groom modern house. large lot, barn.
fruit trees. lawn with roses; beautiful
home, southeast, $500 cash. balance like
rent.
We have cheap places that can be had
for little more than rent.
Don't fail to see US IL you want TO sell
quick.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE g. LOAN
COMPANY,
126 Main st. Bell l347, Ind, sos,
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SgcS0

Very we'll built frame. adobe
lined, 7-room home. front
stairway: modern plumbing.
lot 50y153 feet. small barn
sidewalk and sewer, shade
lawn and fruit trees; easy
terms.
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HOFFMAN BROS.

THE HOME BUILDERS.
why go on paying rent when you can
ouy beautiful. modern home within
walking distance from your place OF busi-
s29oO-A beautiful 4-room modern pressed
brick cottage on 3rd East: chande-
liers. cement cellar. cement walks !;
large front porch. screened back
porch. lot 35x125 feet to alley.
Terms. $500 cash. balance s25 per
month.
s3o0o-A fine 5-room modern pressed
brick cottage with stairway set to
ftnish two rooms upstairs, beauti-
ful mantel, chandeliers. cement
cellar. cement walks, open plumb
ing: large lot. Terms. $500 cash,
balance $50 per month
Sf0Oo-A beautiful 5-room modern
pressed brick cottage, arranged for
rooms, fine mantel, chandeliers.
cement cellar, cement walks; open
plumbing: full front porch, screened
back porch; lot 50x125 feet to al
ley. Terms. $500 cash. balance $50
per month.
We Write Fire Insurance.
HOFFMAN BROS,
So w. 2nd South Street.
Both Phones 2ii.
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$4,000.

Five room modern shlngle
bungalow on the east benchA
large lot, east front. hot air
heat; ceinented basement;
large back porch: terms $1,000
down, balance $50 per month.
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PERSONALS
SECONDHAND FURNITURE

WARREN PAUL, HAVING MOVED 7
Sc W. 3rd South. nrst door west San
tariunn. will. for so days, sell you furn.
ture, carpets. ranges at the lowest prices
that can possibly be made in Salt Lake,
It will pay you to SEQ mo before buying
or selling. f26ib
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co600

Very neat 4room pressed
brick modern home on East
Fourth South st. We can
make reasona Bile terms.
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HOUSTONS THE HOUSERS.
so4nn

Exceptionally we'll built 4
room brick cottage; In the
southeast; terms $500 down.
balance $40 per month.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
BOOMING HOUSES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
ROOMING HOUSES
~---~-~--~--~-~-~O~~~~--~~~
''ovNS7 rooms, newly and elegantly
furnished. rent $3.50. years lease.
II you want n place modern: new
sro. sweet and clean, see this,
Eo~-60 rooms. Main street location
finest transient place in city, eX-
ira we'll furnished, all modern ap-
pointments, about a years lease
.... low rent. including heat, Terms.
''Vo-65 ROOMS, 20 BATHS, MODERN
European hotel, fine location, fve
years lease, heat free; very rea-
sonable rent. Extra we'll furnished
L.. Terms
'ooo-60 nicely furnished rooms In swell
est part OF city, always full Of hign
-. class guests; rent $3.50; good lease.
AooD-18 rooms, we'll furnished. fine loca-
tion. rent $50. steam heat. A bar
a.. gain, $1,000 cash will handle
fine location, rent $IO,
doing $35 per day. \ snap.
eaBe-5 fine store rooms In Semloh hotel,
State street
We are headquarters for hotels and
'ppsoming houses, The above places are
@ted exclusively with us. This firm was
easahlished 1893
a RICHTER REAL ESTATE.
,n 4 L. BRATTAIN. Mgr, B. Q. Dept,
w lst South. Phones 6Sl-
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MUST BE SOLE.

Beautiful 5-room red pressed brick.
with bath. gewer connection. gas range
fireplace. new style windows. concre tn
walks. large front porch cellar. shade.
south front: elegant ocatiou. close IN:
$500 takes It; easy tcfrns.
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Business property, $3.50 per foot. be-
tween Main and State on First South
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THE COMET
May not have been seen. but you will
see good values here.
Groom brick. modern, 1st South and
9th East. street and sidewalk paved. a
great bargain, let us show you-s5000,
5-room brick, $50 So. 1st West only
$3.50.
/ acre. South State St. with 5-room
brick house large barn. good flowing
well. only $3.50
VACANT LOTS
5ox1os to alley. 5th East and 18th
South-SS00.
4x10 rods, 18th East. just south OF 1st
South, fine locstion-s350o
1t would take too much space to tell
all the good qualities OF the fine farms
and fruit land we have. Call and let us
explain them to you.
We make Mortgage Loans. write Fire
Insurance,
HOME AGENCY COMPANY.
Cartwright & McGhie.
1880 Commercial Block
Both Phones.
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THIS is EASY.

Nice 4-room modern homo, close 10 cav
we'll built, that can be bouGh; cheap
only s2t5O. s5U0 cash. $50 per month.
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HOUSECLEANING

HADFIELD * CO.. HOUSECLEANINci
by hour or contract; wallpaper cleaning
a speciality: office window cleaning, paint
Ing decorating phones. Bell Main 47ls-Y'
Ind 2s5s. k55a
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rr5,s HOME AT A BARGAIN1cs-.RooM
sTRiCTLY MOD, MOL sKiGkk' naSk' IoT tS GSHS GSHS-
I1,rsNTor 1EN; wAI,KS, EARN. COOP C0NDI-
ZION ZION 521 E. 1sT so. APPLY AT
AMELIA PALACE
k1T43
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THE BIGGEST sNAP IN TOWN.

THE BIGGEST SNAP IN TOWN.
On cast bench. close To university; lox
10 rods. on corner; large Groom house:
property all parked and set In beautiful
trees. elegant view and plenty OF room
Tor three more houses; this property
ought 10 sell for 100000 but you can
have IL for $500.
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Overlooking the valley, the business
dlstrict. the fort and the mountains.