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But If England is the land Of compro-
mise, then surely Ireland is not, and in
this particular
Ireland Is Holding problem Ireland
the Whip Hand. h ha,as .a eSe Ireland Mn,a
will not compromise until after 1t has
been beaten to death. The compromising
English have been endeavoring for more
than 700 years to effect a compromise
with the Irish. or. failing in that. to beat
them to death. AS yet they have done
neither And now Ireland. part and
parcel of the United Kingdom against its
will. represented in the British parlia-
ment against its will. always demanding
a divorce, Is. for the time at least. In
control of the situation. Mr. Asquith
holds ofice as prime minister by virtue
of a majority in the house OF commons
made up of Irish nationalists At any
moment John Redmond may lead his
Irish followers across the aisle and END
the days of the AsQuith government.
The Irish are vitality In earnest In their
support Of the proposition to abolish the
veto of the lords. Once get the house OF
lords out Of the way and Ireland can
have its transportation home rule. For
this reason Mr.. Asquith Is not at liberty
to pursue the ancient British course and
consent to a compromise in which he
gives as much as he receives.
King George is directly and personally
interested in securing a compromise or
the vexing quarrel between the lords
and the commons, because II these efforts
fail the king himself must settle the
question. And it is entirely possible
that the permanence of the throne itself
may be involved.
If King George should promise Mr.. As
auth to appoint a SUFFICIENT number OF
peers to make the will Of the commons
effective in the upper house In the event
of another liberal victory at the polls.
then the throne would stand alone in
England as the last survivor OF the an
cient hereditary institutions. 1t would
mean that in the future the masses would
be at liberty to govern England without
respite to the privileges or prejudices OF
the classes.
On the other hand, II King George
should refuse to give consent to the
app point
King Would Be ment Of
Arrayed Against People. wholesale
lot of radical peers. despite liberal ma
jority in the elections. then the king
would be arrayed in opposition to the
EXPRESSED will of the people Of England
This has happened several times. but
the record shows that such things are
extremely unhealthy for kings. Just now
there are not half dozen republicans
in England. but should the king oppose
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Mulberry Wine.

Shake the ripe or nearly ripe berries
from the tree on to q clean piece Of
sheeting. Place in a tub and pound to
pulp with q wooden pestle. Strain. and
to each gallon of Juice allow three pounds
Of sugar. Place In q cask. leaving the
bung open. After six weeks rack of INTO
q second cask ard in eight months bot,
tie. EMMA PADDOCK fELFORD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-15

Cook and mash the berries in their own
juice Add an equal amount, OF sugar
and cook until OF the consistency desired.
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This is really charming froek Of white poptn The
bodice with the popular kmono sleeve having turned
back cuff of the material and cuff band of lace broad
panel deliberately braided in blue soutaee occupies the
front edged with black while shaped peat either
side of this ppd with blue The front and back portions OF
the belt also pped with the blue joined with braided
braided piece inserted either side OF front
skirt gore and in point at the bottom
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Conservative Position
Not Clearly Defined.

had prectpitated the first skirmish Of the
present war, the lords took thought
among themselves how they might con-
serve their effective power as bulwark
of class privilege by reforming them
selves. Several propositions were made
and a committee Of twenty-five was ap-
pointed, under the Craftsmanship Of Lord
Rosebery, which recommended to the
lords a scheme Of reform. According to
this plan the house of lords would be re-
duced to about $50 members. composed Of
representative peers of parliament,
elected from the whole body of the peerage
not for life. but for single parliament.
No action has been taken on this report
and, indeed, 1t was intended only as
basis for further consideration.
The conservative forces are committed
to a scheme of reform which will acquit
the lords of the charge Of representing
which will conserve that principle to.
certain degree. They also desire to es
tablish the house Of lords as a CO.
ordinate branch Of the legislature, hav-
ing the same relations to the commons
as the Senate has to the House of Rep
resentatives in the United States They
desire to have the house Of lords COM
posed of representatives. either hereditary
peers or life peers. chosen by the peers
themselves, and by certain agencies Of
the privileged and weather. classes. In
no one of the suggested reform schemes
is there any proposition for popularizing
the house of lords in any degree: nor is
there any suggestion of a possibility of
removing the control of the upper house
from the domination of the conservative
party. Every reform thus far suggested
| by the conservatives would result in CIV
| ing the lords and, through them. the
! conservative party more absolute
power of veto over the will of the people
than they have possessed any time in the
last three centuries
| Tomorrotv-THE BRITISH CRISIS.
XI-WhO Rules Great BritainH
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Good Values
I'm j eWelrV,

Silver Link Purses, with long
chains, strong mesh, special.
sos and Zgc
German Silver Mesh Bags.
ST Is to SS.A8
Gun Metal. Silver and Gilt Coin
Holders.
Csc to SS.A8
Fancy Long Chains, stone SETTINGS
in silver. gilt ana gun metal.
SOC to S3.A8
Shell Bar Barrettes. in vari-
Gus sizes, guaranteed not 10 20
break. Only. ............. T-CC
good value. only ii"s' extra 4GC
Solid Gold Front Cuff Pins, Roman
and bright finish. special,
SOC set
Pearl Cum Links. round and oh.
long.
Csc pair
Pearl Earrings. for pierced 40
and pierceless ears..... COG
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his people and thwart their will a revo-
luton might be precipitated overnight
Not in many years has new king come
to the British throne facing such a sea of
troubles: If George is able to bring about
peaceful settlement Of this fundamental
quarrel lie will be entitled to be called
George the Great. for no one of the four
predecessors Of his name possessed the
tact and skill requisite for such a per-
Torrance. With characteristic LOYALTY 10
the archaic survivals Of the forms of alb
solutism. the leaders Of both parties have
sought to avoid embarrassing the new
king. The battle that was imminent when
Edward died is postponed. a truce pre-
walls and the British parliament prosaic-
ally debates non-contentious legislation
while Asquith and Balfour talk, futilely
perhaps, of compromise.
Mr.. Asquith. supported by the coalition
Of liberals. laborites and Irish nationalists.
is pledged to a
Asquith Pledged to very DEFINITE
Definite Program. r ps1stam 70 ~ tha
lords. He proposes that the house Of
commons shall have absolute control of all
financial legislation, without let or him
drance in the house of lords This would
give the commons entire control of all
matters relating to taxation and appro-
priations. Mr.. Asquith further proposes
that the house Of commons may be given
the right to make effective any piece of
legislation during the lifetime of a single
parliament without the necessity Of refer
ence to the people; this to be accomplished
by providing that any bill which passes
the house and falls to pass the lords shall
be returned to the house, and. if it again
passes the commons, it will become law
without the assent of the peers. In Or
der to prevent unnecessary delays and to
c!rcumvent dilatory tactics. Mr.. Asquith
further proposes that the life Of single
parliament be limited to five years, instead
of seven, as Is now the case. These three
propositions are the essential features OF
the liberal program and are comprised in
the phrase abolition of the veto.''
II Mr.. AsQuith shall ask the king for
'guarantees' it will mean that the COM
mons will adopt the Asquith propositions.
the lords will reject them, parliament will
be dissolved, a general election ordered
and, in advance Of the election. the prime
minister Will ask the king to promise to
appoint some 500 liberal peers IN the
event that the elections result in vic
tory for the liberal coalition. 1t is proba-
BILE that Mr.. Asquith will resist the de
mands of the Irish nationalists and will
prefer to wait until after the general
election to approach the king. If that
election should result in a liberal victory.
the commons again will pass the aboli-
ton Of the veto measure, and then 1t vii!
be up to the house Of lords to commit
suicide gracefully, in order to save their
king from the necessity Of choosing be-
tween destruction of the lords or revolu-
ton. A conservative victory would save
both lords and king from embarr assment.
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HONIESTEADS
MANAGES OF OREGON.

ADVANTAGES OF OREGON.
32-page book explaining what each
OF the "a counties is adapted for gives
amount Of government land open TO
homestead in each county map at
Iached, ZlX2S. showing new railroad
and towns, including eastern and CEN
trail oregon in different cOlors. issued
March l. 1910; latest map in L. S.; gives
homestead and desert claim laws, how
TO secure $40 or 100 acres free, also
general description OF Oregon. Mailed
25c. NimmO & Runey 313 Hamilton
building. Portland. ore.
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UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
CLINE'S LOAN OFFICE,
AZ Fast First South

% ildal Il iIoL 0UulU.
We loan al highest prices on all ar
ticles of value and sell unredeemed
pledges at lowest prices. Below are
listed a few of our many bargains:
sic Utah stone" tie pin, So 90.
SO Utah gold grape ring, S2.75.
S12 7-jeweI gold filled watch, S3.75
$50 gold f. 7-jeWel watch, $1,000.
$40 double barreled shotgun, sic 90
500 Smith Premier typewriter
$3.50.
$50 Victoria mandolin and case, $40
s25 set draughting instruments, $500.
SIS diamond cuff button, gold, $3.50
Special this week: We have a large
stock of solid leather suitcases. "a, &c
inches, 81 90.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
CAFE OPENING.

BUILER BROS. Of &c West So So.
wish 10 announce the opening of one OF
the most up-tO-date cafes and lunch
rooms in Salt Lake City about Sept.
LIST. Their accommodations for ladies'
will be excellent. open night and day.
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ADVERTISERS SEEKING OUT OF
TOWN BUSINESS

and large returns should use this spe-
clal Metropolitan list with combined
circulation Of over 1000 900. For sic
We Wall insert, one time, a 25-WOrd
classified ad. in the following Sunday
- papers.
i, Chicago Tribune; 2. Chi Record
Herald 3. Kansas City star; l. ST. L.
Ost-Dlspatch, 0, Boston Herald O.
Philadelphia Item, Z. Washington star
5, Baltimore American; 9, Cincinnati
Enquirer 10, Syracuse Herald; IL.
Louisville Herald; -, Nashville AmeTi-
can Is, Jacksonville Times Union IA.
n. o. Times democrat; IS, Los Angeles
Times l6, san Francisco Call IL, HOus-
ton Post; Is, Galveston News; IS, Sioux
City Journal 20, salt Lake City Herald
Republican, q, st. Z. Pioneer Press.
p. Grand Rapids Herald; %, Duluth
News-Tribune "a Columbus state
Journal 20, Dayton News.
II you advertise for Agents, Business
Opportunities. Real Estate, Farms. etc.
this list viii bring bag results. We
prove insertion OF ad IN each paper. Our
IS page Advertisers Pocket Guide
FREE
GUENTHER- BRADFORD & CO..
est 1850.
1O3-109 T. Randolph ST., Chicago, III.
Phone Central 36Z.
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9Th East. bet. So. Temple and list
So, so IT. X 165. all special taxes paid;
this lot is worth $4,000; there is an s.
room two-story brick dwelling. strictly
modern; for the price we will assure
you there is nothing better in this loca-
ton. $7,100; terms to suit
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HARRINGTON


Ranch. $50 acres. suitable for cattle
or sheep flowing stream; 70 acres in
lucerni irrigation for 300 acres; plenty
OF range; full line of implements; cat
tie and horses go with this place;
buildings. $50 per acre.
40 acres fenced. brick house. or
chard lucern, l J miles from car line, 80
miles from Main and I'd So. $4,000.
4-room brick, electric light, sewer,
gas and toilet, lot S3X10 rods; close in.
This must be sold at once. $4,000.
nice 5-rOOm mod. pressed brick on
the north bench, fine location; south
front, on car line. A snap at $4,000.
New bungalow, 4 rooms, city water,
bath room, e. lights, cement walks, nice
cellar; lot 4OX7O feet; $500. easy
terms.
91-3 acres splendid land with 9
shares primary water right; frame
house, rooms: stable 12XS0 feet; on
car line $4,000.
80 acres south Of city, between 18th
and 14th So. lays nice; S260 per acre.
B. S. HARRINGTON,
Basement Atlas Block.
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5. E. on car line, 7-room bungalow
this house was built for a home; hard
wood finish, except floors; nearly an
acre of ground. which is entirely sur
rounded by a street; the lot is $50 feet
in depth, 115 feet in width. s4,100;
terms.
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Near Liberty park we have a four
room cottage, cement basement; the
plumbing and finishing is first class.
$1,000; $3.50 cash
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9Th East car line, two blocks so. OF
9Th South. bungalow of 6 rooms, hard
wood floors; was built by present own
er one year ago; is modern $3.50;
$500 cash.
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$500

six-room strictly modern cot
tage on Ninth East. This is
one of the houses that was
built for a home, and some
thing that you will be proud
Of.
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We write insurance in the ROYAL,
The Worlds Greatest Fire ms. Co"
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FOR SALE.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

r,On -0-~~-~@~0~~,~-~0s
fOR SALE-Will sacrifice complete
household furniture for five rooms as
1 sold my home and must leave city.
VIII sell complete or any part of it,.
Sall day or evening at 337 % ave, cor.
ID street
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You do not need large
bank account to make money
on real estate.
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FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE.
HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs

If you are looking for a
home and investment, or
speculation, il will pay you 10
see US.
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FOR SALE-Realty bargain; new
building with two residence lots, 5. E,
near two electric car lines. cheap at
$1,000 Price $500; terms. Bell phone
S913-K
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Same location, 6 rooms and a sleep
ing porch, quarter-sawed oak floors.
mission finish. hot-air heat, full-size
cemented basement $4,000; $3.50 cash.
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FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE-
Why Pay Rent?

HALLoRAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
co.
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KODAK FINISHING.

--~-~O-~O-~-~-~-~-~~0-~
PROMPT and skillful. Fresh films
and packs. JOhnson's. north Of Knuts-
ford hotel
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| FOR SALE
b-rm. modern cottage, S. e. part
city ........ ...t.'...........s $3.50
tIackage lot ...'....'.:.....,. 1900
5th South ..................... 1880
s-Tm- modern, brick. close in.... 1900
JAS. X. SHAW & CO.
800 ID. +. Walker.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


MRS. NEVA c. ANDERSON, the der
matOlOgist from 126 South Main. and
Mrs. Z. A. Stiner formerly OF Mehesy's
hair dressing parlOrs, are now located
in the residence district, POI East South
Temple. Private lessons in physical
culture. DermatOlOgy speciality.
Hair dressing. manicuring, eye and
facial massage, obesity treatment and
VapOr baths.
DIR. BROWNFIELD announces his
formal partnership with DR.. Robinson,
and has removed his office from Judge
bldg. TO IL Il. Sd So, over Luna thea
ire. Phones, Bell 442, Ind. 1856.
A W. HODGERT moved 70 new
store, corner 5th Z. and ID So; com
plete line meats, staple and fancy gro
ceries. Phone US trial order. Bell
1867; Ind, 1908.
AUGUST 22, 1910. Hereafter 1 will
not be responsible for debts contracted
by my wife. c. WORTHEN.
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JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
CO,
Phones s25. 309-11 So. Main.
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TO CASH BUYERs.

We have a 23-rm. modern rooming
house in a live location, with good
lease, for 2,1OO. This house has alWay -
been quoted at S2,5O0.
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ARCHITECT.
VACUUNI CLEANER

~~~---~~~~~~~-0-0-00--.0
D o Mt b u
A Vacuum Cleaner
until you have seen the silent Keller
SantO," truly portable, weight so lbs i;
does better work than the heavy,
noisy, sO-called portable cleaners. We
rent cleaners or send man to do your
work Free demonstration in your
home. Call US up. SteWart-GleesOn Co,
l6 Exchange place. Both phones 1888.
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7-ROOM SACRIFICE. $500.
Man and wife can make an expenses
by renting 4 rooms. Just 2 blocks from
Main, lease on house.
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East bench, 5-room bungalow; hot
air heat, thoroughly modern; lot 50x132
$500; terms.
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49ax1l5A-A Garner on an 1S-fOOt
street, between LIST and I'd West, ad-
joining the Convey apartments on the
east The Convey apartments are built
about tive feet away from the west line
or this lot, thus enabling a person to
build on every foot of this property and
have light on all sides, without going
10 the expense OF light wells. Stores
below and a roOming house or apart
ments above would pay a handsome
revenue. Price $500 foot
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EXQUISITELY FURNISHED ROOMS
Very close I'm; modern house, with
lease. Clears $50 per month"; $500 re-
quired.
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N+a-ka ADae j.
lO3-l09 l.. Randolph ST., Chicago, III
Phone Central 36Z.
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GERMAN BAKERY. $500.
And lunch room: has $500 pOrtabls
oven and all necessary equipment; SUBJ
stantial business a snap at S1.5O0.
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$500
$500

Fifty-fOot lot in Villa Park
addition. Close in.
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Two-story brick and single
house on 9th East, close to the
car barns. This can be handled
on small payment. Balance
like rent.
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$1,000

bench. south front, lot 414x165
finish, beamed ceiling, pam
eled walls, large closets, extra
clothes press, finished base
ment hot air heat. mantel. gas.
an ideal home. Ask about
terms.
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on 9Th ave. facing south. 5-room
cottage, 2Ax73 TO alley; If you would
consider a home on the north bench,
let US show you this one. $500; $500
cash.
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23x7 rods on Eighth avenue,
close in.
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$500

Six-room home on Lincoln
avenue. Lot 50X1 10 10 an alley,
sidewalks, sewer, fruit trees.
shade trees. This is strictly a
home. Can rent for you for
$50 per month.
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PATENT EXCHANGE.

commission. Positively Do advance
fee. Patent Exchange Jenifer Bldg.
Washington, D. c.
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BUNGALOW BARGAIN.
On Seventh South and Seventh East.
new 4-rOOm bungalow, S1,S5O; $3.50
cash, $40 per month.
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FARM LANDS.

FOR SALE-TeXas school lands
Several hundred thousand acres coming
on market monthly as ranchmen s
IS per acre; terms one fOrtieth down.
balance forty years; good farming and
fruit lands. Send &c postage for fur
Their information. Journal Publishing
Co. Houston, Tex.
I CAN SELL you the finest land, IN
der best irrigation system. in state;
delightful climate; near railroad +,
splendid range adjacent; all conditions
favorable. $S5 90 per acre; ten-year
terms. Address Box 612, or Indepen-
dent phone 1888.
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BARGAIN HUNTERS!
We have p rms. swell furniture
running water, steam heat, 2-yr leases
$1,000 will handle
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FOR SALE-By owner, 4-room brick
house, summer kitchen. ? lots, flow
ing wen and garden, 1000 down and
SIS per month. Can any time, 1925 So.
nth West.
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A SACRIFICE SALE.
Owing 10 i'll health. lady viii sell u
modern, beautifully furnished house
keeping rooms, for $3.50; worth $1,000
Good lease. clears $40 per month, terms
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$1,000
Lot 50X100 feet on Ninth Z.
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CAPITAL
REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO,
II w. 2D SO. BOTH PHONES.
EXTRA
SPECIAL
BARGAIN EX.
S2AX165 FIT,
ROOM BRICK, MOD,
BEAUTIFUL SHADE, INCLUDING
PRETTIEST ROW OF HARD
NAPLES,
80 OR MORE BEARING FRUIT
TREES,
MUCH SHRUBBERY,
TERRACED LAWN,
CORNER LOT, 5. AND r. FRONT,
18th so. AND 18TH Z.
LOT WORTH $4,000.
HOUSE WORTH $4,000.
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS, $1,000.
OUR PRICE, $3.50.
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.
WILL RESERVE SMALL BUILDING
LOT AND REDUCE PRICE $1,000
FIRST MONEY TOMORROW
MORNING SECURES 1T.
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO,
II ". I'D so.
BOTH PHONES.
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AUCTION SALES.

-~~-T-~~rN------------~~ >----~---~--~-~-----
on WEDNESDAY. Aug. 81. AT 1880
a. M, No. sos East Third South street,
fine parlor rockers, leather couch,
diyan, combination oak upright fold
ing bed, card table, dining table and
chairs. fine large and small rugs and
carpets, brass and brass trimmed beds.
maple and oak dressers, springs and
bedding, feather bed. clocks. wardrobe.
gas plates. gasoline stove, Jewell steel
range, refrieerators, linOleum, tools.
ehina and glassware, kitchen tables.
piano and other lamps, and a thousand
things not mentioned.
X A. ANDREWS, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD furniture cheap. Gas
range large hard coal heater PENN
sula kitchen range, beds, carpets,
chairs. tables dishes, lawn mower 50
feet of hose. Tuesday 10 a. M 937
lincoln ave. Take Sugar House car. get
off at Lincoln ave. Take Ashton ave.
car. get off at BelmoEu ave.
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HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.