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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-12-10

R L. HHrVsy's Barter 49,. SOs4
State gtrOSG
J. 8. DOrssy'S drug SsSrO. - W IA
street. near DOGrbO1-
A. =. TOrvGlon, cigar stOrS GAA
news stand Eoo4 State strOSt
r. J. JOass, news stand. baTSsE
shop ana pool room. E2s4 STATE strOSt
George I. Martin. maker Of Ans
cigars and news stand. - ". 31St
strOSt, near gtAts.
Ars. Nellie Phelps. eiEArS. HStjOa1
and news sand. 81 ". S1Gt StrOOt
near DOAEbOn-
". Q. Cole cigars, tobacco and
news stand. "a ". S1St GtrO0t, AsaZ
Dearborn.
Philip Smith, cigars, tSbaSSO sad
news stand . ". 3TtA Street.
T. 3. Hall. laundry once. tObaeoo
and news stand, IL ". 18th street
aeAr stAtS.
Mrs. Jas. II. Lewis, motions. dOAFs
and news stand, Is ". 3sth Str> ct
near state.
=. Davis cigars. tObaeeO GA1 news
stand. S633 State street
4 D. Burt, notions and news stand
2eSG stAtS street
W. II. Maxwell notions, cigars u
bacco, CONNECTIONS and news stand
5263 State street
H. Hart, news stand, cigars,
tobacco and laundry Office, Is w.
35th street.
A. A. Dwelle, cigar store and
news stand, q E. 33rd street near
State.
Freddie Smith, 1853 29th street
Newport News, Va, news agent
Turner Williams, barb0r-sAOD, u
west soth street, near stAtS.
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men present were trained secretaries
who give their entire time to Young
den's Christian association work.
Mr.. MoorIand has, with Mr.. johnson
and Mr.. Hunton, been the very back
bone Of the Young Mems Christian
association cause at the nations cap
ital. The 10000 building Il slowly
but surely nearing completion It win
be q monument to the untirfng energy
Of these three men
Hanptsn Might at Bethel Literary.
Bethel Literary and Historical %
cisty under the presidency Of Pro
fsssOr Garnet @. Wilkinson h making
q grand record this year. Hampton
Wa-) Institute night was recently eele-
bRatsd with most appropriate sxsE-
ckoS. Ths Hampton society In wash
ineton, Of which Mr.. =. d. Lee -
prsGsdoAt, arranged to have PRINCIPAL
FFMa1 o. Hampton pEesent - IL
chief speaker.
Dg. FrisSslPs address vas ian -
sound educational advice and vas r.
eeivsd with enthusiasm By TIE lARgs
audIence. President Thrilled Of How
ard university introduced Dr.. FHAessn
n IN appropriate speech, telling q n
RFeat educational strides HamDtna -
made under ths administratiOa q DE.
FFiass1.
Mn Elolse BIbb, supeE1ntsndSnt q
TIE social settlement WORK anong 60
ored people In Washington, gave q
vOEy interesting account Of the WoEE
ne - carrying on IN southwest wa
tngton. This = the center Of NasO
population Of the nationhS eapltal Al
Ms BIDb has proved hsrBsR - -
tho Jans Adams q The EaeB a -
oxes1slt manner thsf 80 y eoa1Dst-
hg ~ work
0thsr spsakers were ProosDR ".
Z. = Williams and MAJOR =. - -
n, boEh q HAmpton. ProfssnR VI
Has y Sd agsat Of h e1atR -
ostlunal ind Najor Hotsn y co.
mandant q HamVtoa- M $1,000
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must not exceed r r HoRNER, ESQ
1000 words, must be typewriter on
but one side Of paper twelve inches By
ten inches, with a margin to the left
Of the page at least one inch No e.
say must in any case bear the name
Of the competitor. Each essay, how
ever, should bear a number.
This same number should be written
on an envelope within which II q
sheet 0f, paper bearing the name. col
Iege and postofhce address Of the
contestant The whole, essay and en-
vOlope, should be forwarded to Pro
fsssor Kelly Miller not later than
March I. 1911
Third.-The subject o. the essay con-
test for 1911 win be The Negroes
Place In the Present Industrial De
velopment Of the South"
Fouth-Dr. W. E B. Du Bols,
yodge r. II. Terrell and DR.. R r,
Wright, Jr., VIII be the judges.
Those intending to take part In the
oontest should send their names %
Professor Kelly Miller. Howard uni
verstH. Washington. before Jan. !,
1911.
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part OF the program included numbers
by the Hampton institute glee club
and the Howard university orchestra.
After the educational meeting q ban
quet was served at Martins cafe. Mr..
=. ID. Lee acted as toastmaster.
Two other meetings Of Bethel were
quite noteworthy. Also Professor L
n. Hershaw Of the United States land
once, formerly one Of the editors Of
the Horizon. delivered a very scholarly
address on Joan Of Arc. Mr.. Her
shaw IL q deep student Of French biz
tory and gave to the audience the ben
ents Of bis years Of research study Of
that attractive and romantic figure IN
European history.
Business night at Bethel was hsld
On the 18th. Hon r. R. Horner, ons
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EdssstiOaaI Center In West Virginia.
The fact that students from ten
states Of the Union are IN attendance
1t tn. West Virginia ColOred insti-
tuts this term Il sufficient evidence to
ahow that the institution h measuring
Hp - q opportunities as an education
e center. Africa = also represented
smong the 80 students on TIE ron The
fseillties for literary and Industrial d.
eGtopmsnt are far IN advance Of those
e lat ysar. and students are given
RUy oppostnnity for thdivi1nal -
Vnnesment
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-12-10

ing to colored stu
dent members Of
Junior and senior
classes In Amer
lean colleges. The
conditions which
govern the COM
petition are as fol-
lows:
First-An COM
petitors must be
coIored students,
bona hde juniors
and seniors In at
tendance at some
American college.
Second - Essay
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The NEXT places Of worship were halls
until 1858 or 1859, when the eongrega-
tton began the purchase Of the church
In WaVeriy place with the money real
lied from the sale Of the Anthony street
property. Abyssinia remained In Wa
verify place until 1908, by which tims
IT had purchased the property out
right and also had placed q snug little
sum In the bank. The church then
moved to its present place Of worship.
During the FIRST forty-elght years Of
the church's existence she had eleven
pastoFs-the RevS. Van velser, sigel,
Paul, Hayborn, Tompson, LomtS,
White, Moore, Raymond, Henderson
and Dutton. In the last ffty-four years
she has been more fortunate, the pres
ent beloved pastor being the fourth
since 1855 Beginning with Father
speliman, who was with the church
from 1855 to 1885, the church greatly
prospered under his administration.
Rev. Mr.. Wynn took the reins IN 1885,
and for sixteen years he wisely guided
Abysstnia, leaving her In 1901 abSo-
lutely clear Of debt, with a good bank
account and. what il more, a large
membership.
Rev. Charles s. Morris succeeded
Rev. Mr.. Wynn In 1902 and pastored
the church for six years, during which
time the congregation moved from
waveriy place to its present place Of
worship, purchasing II at cost Of &c.,
600, paying $4,000 outright and mort
gazing It for the balance. The church
was without a pastor from the spring
of 1908 to January, 1909, at which time
the highly esteemed and efficient and
much beloved pastor, Rev. A. Clayton
Powell, came to the church. The mem
bers have been wonderfully blessed By
his inspiration, and several hundred
have been added to the church since
his coming, making a number at pres
emit Of over 1000.
Working with the church il a Sun
day school having 33S scholars and
twenty-six faithful teachers, including
the Superintendent, whose efforts are
rewarded each year By the addition OF
numerous young members for a future
church. A Baptist Young Peoples IN
ion which has a membership Of 15O Il
also connected with the church. The
RY.P. q. d q unique as well as help
full auxiliary Of the church In that II
tends TO greatly benefit and uplift the
young people in a literary and social
sense
Christmas Spirit
The Christmas spirit,
No mistake,
Locks Ike q game
OF Give and take.
Detroit Free Press-
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koorland an d
Hunton are In
tsrnAtional Secre
tAbes with head
quarters In the
city. Mr.. LAWS
u Johnson II
secretary Of thu
local branc b,
while Mr.. Mar
c nd - IN
charge Of the
You ng Mems
Christian asso-
citation work at
Howard uniV0-
Eity.
They are en-
thuGiagtic over
the great work
accomplished at
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D. OLIVER RANDoLPH.

kesSrH- J. 3. Aoorland, ". A. Hun
ton, Lswis E johnson and ". A.
Marchand have returned to Washing
ton from the thir0-seventh intsrna-
tonal Young Mems Christian asSocia-
ton convention Whieh was recently
held In Toronto. Canada AssSrs.
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- e - VI Trinnsd.

H00 - H. W. 49,
lEra. CEawford-H0wever did she 81
hsr hnSband to trim TIE christnss
rssf
N OrahshaW-ghs tpld hin hS
- ~ g 80 thst 80 woul1At
- IN g iE-RueE
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Great Invsasisn.

VGnes-I think Fendie ranks S.th
BdIson a. an Inventor and beneEaet0r
o. nan.
Lualla-What ala he inysntf
Vance-He invented . device 70 pwe-
vsnt eigawstte papers won blowing
away n a stwOag bweesa-srapA
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lIN. RARNHrr popsoN.

By far the most interesting and nota-
be series Of services In church circles
n New York the latter part Of Novem-
Der was the celebration Of the one hun
ted and second anniversary Of the
Abyssinian Baptist church, Of which
the Rev. DR.. A. Clayton Powell is pas
TOR.
The influence and popularity Of the
pastor, coupled with that Of the mem
bers Of the church and congregation,
drew to the exercises. which were held
nightly for more than a week, the
clergy and laIty Of all denominations.
In connection with the series Of
meetings the church had plans perfect
ed By which to raise funds toward
paying OF the mortgage debt The aim
Of the pastor and members was to Sc
cure 5000. At the conclusion Of the
celebration It was found that the sum
Of &2,S52.61 had been contributed
The Abyssinian church is the pioneer
eOlOred Baptist congregation In Greater
New York II was founded with
twelve members In 1903. Its first
meeting house was in Anthony street
now Worth street, In the vicinity Of the
city hall. The congregation remained
N the Anthony street place Of worship
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IneorisibIa

IBeorrisibls.
Iawy9-Now, what did you and The
defendant talk about7
WItness-oi t'ink about fifteen min
utes.
LAwyer-Eo. no; mean what ala
you talk Overt
WitnesS-We talked over the ulli-
phone. sorr-BOston Transcript
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Funeral Director and Embame who conducts of the most
successful undertaking establishments in Chicago As result
of peoples appreciation of honest funeral direction.
am the only Undertaken that furnishes automobile funerals
1.-The price Hearse and carriages, you from Fifty
Ito One Hundred Dollars a funeral
cordially invited prices with others before
making arrangements
S15 caskets that others ask $50
$50 caskets that others ask $40
$50 caSkets that others ask $50
$50 caskets that others ask 800
S75 caskets that others ask $3.50
We cay large stock on hand which select that will
suit the people.
Funerals conducted any of the city suburbs with
out extra charges.
Large Chapel free to patrons Bodies shipped all parts
the United States and foreign countries at the lowest
I9ieOA
Phoae West Lady attendant Office and chapel 1904 w
Lake St, near Lincoln ST.
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BUSY SEASON
IN WASHINGTON
Bethel Literary Society Observes
Hampton Night.
SOCIAL SETTLEMENT WORK.

YSuRs Mons Christian ASSSeIatlon
WorioSrs Much Pleased With Their
Visit 70 the TOrOnts. cSRVOatiOA.
Or. n. 2. FriSSSIl SpOaIsS Per HGmp'
ten IaStituta.
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THE BRoAD Ak CAN - FOUND
ON OALE At THE FOLLOWING
NEWS OTANDA

From, On and AftSr ThIs Dasa. ne
Broad Ak Can BO Found 81 0aIO
AZ thO POIIOWlAg New 0taA6S:
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NOTABLE event
FOR ABYSSINIA
Church Founded In 1908 GeIe-
ATstss Century Of Progress.
PESTORED BY MANY ABLE men

SoriOS 81 Services In Keeping With tlS
LSns and EVSntfuI Career Of tie
AbySSinian Baptist Church In New
York Has q UnifyinS Effect Upon Al
Determinations
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-21

WE can locate you now on a choice
SZO-acre farm. No residence required.
These lands are open TO any citizen OF
the United States. The choice tracts
won't last long. We have this week 2 ,
farmers from the wheat belt OF Kan
sas making selections, ana we have only
started this movement OF good farmers
to Utah. We have so more that will be
here in September. We have located
number Of the most successful dry
farmers OF this state on these lands.
and after returning home they send
their neighbOrs TO do likewise. We
keep our engineers on the ground and
meet you at train with teams. There
is no delay in doing business with US.
Water for domestic purposes can
be got under all OF the land, and as
a recent ruling Of the secretary Of the
Interior allows this TO be done, rhi5
adds greatly 10 the value OF these lands
The soils are a sandy loan aud OF
great depth, and are the best lands
opened for entry under the SmOOJ aCl.
We make correct locations and entry,
We have a low railroad rate. Only one
day away from Salt Lake. Call az OF
flee for full Information.
LEONARD a. THOMPSON,
Public Land LOcatOrs,
309 NewhOuse Bldg.
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LITTLE & LITTLE.

Ii LIE C
The new r. q. W. depot on West Sd
South opens the 25th of this month. and
prospective purchases of property IN
that section win save money by buying
now.
We offer 66xl65 or 2Ox1s5 on Sd
South, between I'd and Sd West, at $3.50
per foot.
"A corner on the north side of Sd
South, between I'd and Sd West, AJAX
1853, at 5000 per foot
49AXS2A on Sd West. rods north of
Sd South. at $500 per foot.
For an apartment house, family hotel
or garage site we offer 45X122 with a
driveway all around the lott. on list
South, between I'd and Sd West, at
only $500 per foot
A FEW HOMES.
On Sd South, near Sth West, a neat
4-rOOm pressed brick; $500 cash. s2O
per month. including interest; $1,000.
On Sth South, near 4th East, a 4-rOOm
pressed brick, large lot; $500 cash;
$3.50.
Near sth South and I'd East. a 7-roOm
modern pressed brick, $1,000 cash;
s4.25O.
7-rOom modern brick, near W, S. Nc
Cornick's residence; S4,15O.
A close-in S-rOOm modern brick on
50 ave; $500.
LITTLE & LITTLE,
No. 1 West I'd South.
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YES, HERE 1T IS.

You say you are looking for d snap
look at this. 37X165 it.. the finest lot
in the city, corner of Sd South and 18th
East. One block from street pavement,
finest view In the entire city. The lot
is worth $4,000 Who wants 1t for
$1,000?
MUST BE SOLD BEFORE TUESDAY.
Now is the time 10 buy. We have
number of places that are being sac
rificed like the above. All we ask Of
you is to let US take you out and see.
We have Gotta ges and building lots ga
lore, also building lots and beautiful
houses. A dandy lot, 2ax7 rods, on the
north bench, with a good concrete foun-
dalton that cost over 5000. VIII sell
for 81 500 and viii make easy terms
Take a ride with us in our auto and
you will see for yourself.
MONEY To LOAN AND HOUSES
To RENT.
CUMMINGS CO.,
357 State.
Bell 1899.
Agents for Park Crescent Lots.
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UNION MEN, ATTENTION.

Union men, attention.
Union men and all friends OF organ
ICED labor should know that We are
the only up-tO-date strictly union
store in the city. All our clothing
shoes, hats, shirts, ties, collars, sus-
penders and gloves bear the union label.
We sell only high grade reliable union
made goods. Don't buy inferior sweat
shop or penitentiarY goods when We
offer you union made, reliable goods for
less money. Best goods - lowest
prices Jacob Aures, union clOthiaE,
46 =. LIST So. War sprechen DuetseE
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a BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
An artistic, modern, up-tO-date cot
tage new, on north bench. Has 6
rooms ana basement; with cement
walks, etc It's the best bargain In
the city. See il Immediately.
20 ACRES
Southeast bench, suitable for plating
The best buy in the market. The price.
$500 per acre, Is one-half that of ad-
joining property.
Many others.
GODDARD INVESTMENT co.
so Main st.
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On a corner on Ninth East,
lot 45X115 it., sewers, side
walk, street paved. gas and a
first-class Groom brick home,
the owner must sell. This in
cludes inlaid HnOleum, gas
and steel range, garden hose,
etc. If you are looking for a
snap make arrangements for
as TO show you this.
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FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE.
HousToNs THE HousERs.
$3.50.

On the corner OF First ave-
nue. and TX" ST., a lot that's
worth the money, 45x99 IT.,
curbing, sewer and sidewalk
on *" ST. in and paid for,
sewer, sidewalk First avenue
paid for, sewer connected, G.
room brick house. lawns. fruit
and shade trees, good iron
fence around property; We
viii loan you $4,000 on this
property.
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FOR SALE
5-rm. modern cottage. s. c. part
CITY $3.50. ...-.-...... 80 loO
5-rm. brick. 6x2O rods good
tIackage lot .................. $500
9Th South ..-................ 1850
srm. modern, brick, close in. 1920
JAS. X. SHAW & CO.
800 u. f. Walker.
FOR SALE-By owner. beautiful
brick home, ) large rooms, 3 closets.
bath room. modern pantry. large barn,
lawns fruit and shade trees. 345 Fifth
ave- 1883 Ind. phone. Take Waterloo
car.
FOR SALE-Cheap, brand-new 4
room cottage. pantry and closet. adobe
lined, lot 50X136 it.; artesian well, fine
neighDorhOOd. See owner, 6O6 Downing
ton ave.
FOR SALE-A snap. $4,000 buys
city properly netting owner $50
month rent. Owner needs money, rea-
son for selling. Address A 23 Herald
Republican.
FOR SALE-Realty bargain New
building. with two residence lots. south
east, near two car lines, cheap at 81 200
Price $500. Terms. Ind. 12e.
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| 10 acres fenced. brick house or
ehard, lucern, IL miles from car line, 90
miles from Main and I'd So. $4,000.
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HONfESTEADS.

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
tached. 2lx2S. showing new railroad
and towns. including eastern and cen-
trail Oregon in different colors. issued
March l, 1910; latest map in T. s; gives
homestead and desert claim laws, how
TO secure 800 or 100 acres free also
general description of Oregon Mailed
zoe Nimmo & Runey. 313 Hamilton
building. Portland ore
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BUY A HOME RENT MONEY NEVER
RETURNS.
5-ROOM MODERN BRICK, n. f.
BENCH ....-. $4,000. SO, 800
S-ROOM MODERN BRICK, HOT
WATER HEAT, AND BARN,
CLOSE IN .................... $500
S-ROOM STRICTLY MODERN,
BIRD AVE, SNAP .............. $3.50
4-ROOM FRAME NEAR LIBERTY
PARK. EASY TERMS -, 1000
4-ROOM BRICK AND BARN,
LARGE LOT CLOSE IN ....... 1850
4-ROOM BRICK, ALL MODERN,
s E, $500 DOWN ............ 2.IOO
YOU CAN BUY A HOME ON TERMS;
so EASY 1T IS ALMOST LIKE PAY
ING RENT. TRY 1T
SEVERAL 10-ACRE TRACTS CLOSE
TO CITY on EASY TERMS.
LOTS ALL PARTS OF CITY ON Al
MOST YOUR OWN TERMS.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO,
&C W. 3RD so. ST.
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ACREAGE.

acres near 18th So. and State. A.
room house flowing well. barn, fruit,
good variety garden truck, water right
etc sI.75O. Must have good cash paw
ment
l acre on State. facing west near 18th
So, $3.50, part cash.
"a acres near TaylOrsVille, large bFk
house, water right, etc. Highly i'm
proved, s. 600 Part cash.
"a acres small house, barn. chicken
runs, etc good flowing well, and a real
bargain, $500 below cost of the land
for $2,750 Cash only.
BAIRD REALTY co.
223 Brooks Arcade Ind phone 537.
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s1nn0-

F'irst-class. strictly modern
home on First avenue, street
improvements all paid, laun-
dry, heat, gas, refrigerator
built in, large lot, south front,
close in, make arrangements
with US to see this.
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VACUUM CLEANER.
ID o n T p u Y

-~----------@----------1
ID o y T r U Y
A Vacuum Cleaner
until you have seen the silent keller
SantO." truly portable weight so lbs;
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 81 eesOn Co.
i6 Exchange place. Both Phones $3.50.
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Near Center street and I'd North. g.
room cottage; good buy. $4,000: $500
cash.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE.
$35 To 500 sewing machines, $40;
drop heads, latest makes. large stock
to choose from. Young & Raleigh, %
West LIST South. Bell 1923; Ind. 1858
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NEEL RITTER & TARPEY,
1902 Newhouse Bldg.
Bell Main 904. Ind. Pas
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FOR SALE.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOR SALE-Piano and furniture Of
a 4-rOOm modern house; everything
new and first-class; money talks. In
quire 76l Linden Ave. bet. Sd and 4th
SO. and eth ana Sth K.
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So Main Street. Phones 4443.
FOR SALE-77-ft. front. with loft
right of way, east of the KnutsfOrd
hotel. Sd South, a few steps off State
81. We can sell this Valua BILE business
site, unqualifiedly one of the best in
town, at a price compared with ada
cent prices that are astonishingly- low.
FOR SALE-S21x144 feet. West 1st
South. We can sell this valuable cor
ner for $4,000 and further than that,
will lend you the money at moderate
interest to build to suit purchaser.
FOR SALE-5xS rods. southeast cor
ner I'd North and Center SITS. Ideal To-
cation. Snap price. Easy terms, s4,25O.
FOR SALE-66xS2b feet ia the ave-
nue. district, six blocks from mOnu-
ment. A corner with southwest front
There are no better apartment sites
than this in town. Unfortunately has
TO be sold at Once-and so the buyer
profits doubly; S4,250.
FOR SALE-6X1O rods on North Tenn
pie. with perfect right of way privileges,
ST, 900.
And there are many others.
THE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT CO,
SO Main Street. Phones 4443.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-21
SEE JONES.

have nice farm of 10 acres in
one OF the best parts of Idaho, Is miles
from Poeatello. Only S35 per acre or
trade Tor city property. This is a snap.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-21
HOUSE AND LOT.

$2,SOO
5000 cash, $25 per month including in
terest.
COZy siX-TOOm home; bath, pantry
and closets. House wired complete for
electricity. Gas main in front of house
Best of plumbing. Location south on
10th East Good car service. Commands
a most excellent view of surrounding
country.
GRAHAM LAWRANCE,
$50 Washington Street.
Bell 43I3-Nk.