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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

lind any. ! asked through this col
unn for recipes which some Of The
stars readers might have. Have
never received any answers. so do
not believe pefaimmons can be used
IN this part Of the country 10 a
great extent
A 'flllet" is small piece OF meat,
usually applied 20 small pieces of
Tried meats 'Ramrklns' are
small shells OF cups Of pastry,
somewhat similar 10 patty paste.
and are used to serve vegetables
and often creamed fish, oysters.
sweeibreads. crab meat or shrimp
mixtures. A Casserole" ls q small
covered pan. and the expression
Zen casserole means cooked or
steamed slowly IN the oven in a
covered pan Meats cooked IN this
way are usually served In the dish
Ia which they are cooked.
Following IL n recipe for Norwe.
CLAN fiah balls;
Two quarts OF potatoes. peeled.
and. II large. cut IN two or three
pieces. one pound of whole salt
fish picked IN small pieces Put
potatoes IN a kettle and fish on top
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

} Peel large onions. remove
the centara. boil 10 minutes
} and drain Mix cup 81
! chopped cooked chicken OF
veal with = cup of flnc white
bread crumbs. teaspoon nf
, chopped parsley. 2 table
spoons Of melted butter. i.a
teaspoon OF salt aud a little
; white pepper fili the onions
with the mixture. pat them IN
a buttered baking dish. bake
until nearly done. baating IRE.
quentiy with stock. then spria.
} kle with buttered crumbs and
bake until brown Serve with
! white sauce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

To know whsther The nven ID %
The right brat for pastry. \ piece
" paper should ~ placed on the
shelf IN shich the pira or cakes are
n stard n u turns a nrhs brown
after q few moments. the heat Is
correct Shoaid the paper become
a deep yellow. a ronfscgiouer would
know that the Temperature vas
right FOR cakes If = soiid fexcrip-
ton. a pale yeilow deuotlaE tho
pvuper heat for such Items ~
sponEe cakes and light buns aud
biArnstH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03
Lady Baltimore csks.

Three quarters cup sugar. 4
= cup butter. \ cup milk. = 4
teaspoon vanilla. IN cups Z
flour. white ~ eggs. beaten 4
Bake in layers and fill with 4
the following .ffiiing and frost 4
with vanilla icing. 4
fiiilua-Th reeauafteru can 4
sugar. y cup wmter. Boil TIL a
u spins a thread. then add u 4
20 fhw whites u 2 rags beaten 4
ntiff. = cup chopped walnut 4
uscata. y cup dates and = 4
cup Faislns 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

Boil a caullfts1~cr until ten.
; der In salted water and
: break 4 Into small flnwerets
: Cut an onion into the alieea
and cook : minutes in Z
; rounded tablespoons % butter.
; add 2 teaspoons Of curry pow.
) der. the Juice os half n lemon
! and | cup ~ white stock and
cook slowly for l hour Press
; the sauce through a sieve. add
the eauhfiower and let sim.
} uisr for 10 minutea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

nippin9 tho tips Of the fiaxefn In
warm OIL every night IL the best
means - kempsmn the nails Ia good
condition The OIL win prevent
them from ifwr0snsnw brittle. and ga.
abiea the akin round the nail to
keep stthin 80 own iimfta An
Ivory nail trimmer IL q safe lmple-
mrnt 10 use IN pushing down the
skin Fumod fhe nafl4 ard Il Il q
good plan 70 rub a slice ~ freshly.
cut lemon over the surface Of the
naila aftes the oil bath has been
uzcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

y aits ahanIa ssand aavgblpr
=. EHial'iy fsF the aaka Of re
earns Is eariy life Tho
Y = lpporfanse Of fhm question
"a Essas cisas u cases where
- ! sssaanain Emmornl abfsaa Not
= hon's 70 separate from
t 'a''e the ehlld's character Ia
!. E sepid brand a curar iato
49, /. 49, nind that Is Wholly an.
s.. sad Usually prru rsa,.l.s
60. wa ne ehild's ehsrneter ~
! - mnsai laN does NOE esmDal
- '-n to eoniinue foreiv.ur Or
- : man whose ins narai
-, @A.eE Fuin Of her haaifh 40
s. and a blight on lhe ehlis
n. aaas neither ssx g mera
- ~ o'heF entitled 10 forgive
49,. ~ Practically speaking la.
- w % The part Of a mofbar h.
:. -s.,ipeiiye 0f home ana invo.
! sais Than the fafhars would
~ 80 ne same SIN world -
y . faiksr "'''''e
; D BAHNEe
~ Arcade building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

One 81 the new coiors. employed
mostly IN evening costumes. il
called primrose II Ia q delicious
cnlof~-not yellow. NOT pink but
quite "a becoming az that other
BEAUTIFUL new color called bots o.
rose. which IL neither pink nor gray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

Sift together tao eaps 81 ,
Tour. two teaspoons baking 4
powder and y teaspoon Of .
salt. next chop IN table I
spoon OF butter. lastly add / 4
beaten egT and \ cupfui ~ 4
! milk. Have dough atiff 4
enough 70 roll about = inch 4
} thick Cut with a large sized 4
couky cutter and bake on a 4
! griddle 20 minutes Split ia .
! halves and serve well bat. 4
J terud 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

Stevens Womeu's Relief corps.
post and friends wiil BE- entertained
FRIDAY evening. February 4. NJ the
home u Mrs G. G. Rlneadoph Of
Dunlap A cordial invitation Is ex.
tended 10 all members and friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

-rzf ssia sAazsf not f0rwsve ev.
e7fkisz Aaa A4tskins " she has
~ @sf rsxpsft and the children
fsz& NJ Tssuess 80 In after years
= . cca1E A ehild 4 supposed
= auzr, shru<h all eternity the
s&naH Fpw. but 4 child should
~ y mads miserable aud ashamed
: erwrs n me parents not being
essIs's| o. Ste a drunken. worfh.
= fz'kef rifh no fhonrhts of
= fslA er hosus. A woman can
EHss 40 sA0aEa faFEive a mans
nsf1pn'nxs II be- respects Der and
nHu ssnugh 70 psowlde and thinks
: AMY fssf Bat wives ahonIa
= esN 'hemeslTss 10 the exi~nt
p sAi@,1n are made miserable
sf f<4 Il heir llyea
Y slts naisarn.ly helng har
= r r1sHfaFseF should BE-
hss ibEislag 4 good man viii
s'n AfF iuE Il ard try Tor her
Mrs CLARA nANCKE
"f1e Cedar a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

Butter small plates. allow.
: ms ono for each person. and
: put on each a large thin slice
: % cheese BREAK one or two
; egkH carefully over each. duet
= with salt aud pepper. then
> sprinkle with bread crumbs
and grated cheese. Raka in
; oven an the whites OF the
! eEss are set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

Make pie crust aa for
: meat pie aud line deep dish.
: then pgt fret layer 81 clans
) raw, then pepper. salt. but.
: ter and a little flour. then
: layer u crackers. and 60 on
! until dlah IL full. then add
milk 70 nearly cover and add
; top crust. In which small
hole has been cut. lake
} 70 y hours. Potatoes can be
added " sou like them In pies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03
gETHERSOLE CONTEST ON;
LETTERS ARE POURING IN

sA.,,ls the wife forgive
.,slss ara anything she
r'' ,,sS may 90 Y ne NC
$3.50 !, /, sAild or % children
,', ~ Does not shs chile &C.
y -, ,Areuah ell .'srn', 800, sas
VT. ssly atari Ia there a
- 4 the world which the
Y. ssssr these slreaWassnsss
- 49, ncs serslvei
ars msn ard wemsn IN
80 ne ssae position cor.
'ss ssralvensesi Should
.s, essflook wrongs are
..,lssa 70 suffer from her
..',.as. more sAsn the hes-
- essia forgive Il the
s,,.,s hss been committed y
~ questions involved 4
y. u ss..,S,ssales play, The Writ
~ VAL what do sta
-, .hlns about them
- 4. a. WI slve prices for n.
- !, .s,sfrs ~ ioilows
w. 49,. answer si5 cash
80 80 bsss answer. sle cash.
- essl answer. a. cash
- va answer. two seat
- wrsung on the Wall
NJ sAst answer. two seats 90
49, Msl,las On the Wall
- sssissi closes a. Boon SAT-
", rtbsuafy s Answers re
80 seer taAt time viii not ~
- naslasFsilcn.
~ measurement q ths priEi
.,..sys VII be made In Tire sra
49,. FshFuary
T-as answers noi more thar
I, scras "a oue side oi th'
- ul,h lnk. and address q
<s'smmle care The Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03
--WORTF1--
KNOWING.

A boot ar shoe that punches In
one place may b. rrmedied b. las
ing pad Or compress dipped IA hot
water on the spot and removing u
when e - cold la this way thu
leather will expand and tho beot or
shoe will shape itself "a the foot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

q Cook cup ~ chin beans
a In l pint of clear states. To
. = head Of finely cut cabbage
= add the beans. uncut and
. cup u finely chopped green
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

iruu napkius ca wrong side. then
righS. until perfectly dry Carefully
fold. After the ciofh has hsen fnid.
I'd once, ruii ON q pole. 10 when used
a wtil have only one fold dawn the
middle In short. to have beaufi
fully iaandcred linen. dry In the hot
sur. anFsakle vtih hot uater. ass
bot Irons aud planty u pressure.
and fold exactly even
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

..u<ys, d TIE stars NetheFsale
...,x : nnasaled and the letters
- y burckes with ever mail
s.,ea b ~. unss al TIE lctiefs
Z. 49, wnsnen. which ioikS a.
90 nsz does not care g com.
= klnssif 10 N opinion IN the
11lsfE
~ xsman say In answer TO
a ssrs,lnas pFus,ounded
~ sxlnaues 81 a child CO.
s.ss AZ marriage ST. certainly
" rzsu rhe wruug toward the
- ~ 8lsateF. A. an outrageous
Hs.x1t b nssss q good father.
~ - IA suffers lrtenAely when
y susezad i ~ longer woFthy
n ,Apr II the ldesl mAn IN the
~ ~ IT, q the child
~ a. sake q that ehilds ia
= a. mast not condoue the
- srxs1rr mnrk she mar for.
- y ~ ~ weaad thereby estab-
Mamisespse hat she would never
~ ssr gksla % faii0w
AZ y mea and wemen helnS
~ fzne passtlna concerning for
tvrzzx fksY sauzala he. ant either
/ lsra sknalA sosglve Until for.
rnsm sssses 10 - a vlrsum. and
rwxsE
"a WITS ant zsother sins and u
AgIven ~ etfsase Il seidosn re-
80 81 : nan sins seventy
- ~f-n ~ 'hsn Some The
" SssaiA inrxTs wrong shrn
fxg'vshls
MRS ] g
4ff fIea a. saafh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

Of potatoes. Cover with cold water
and cook nnt1 potatoes are done.
Drain aud set on back ~ stove,
Add small piece Of butter. shake ~
pepper and one egg beaten up. Now
beat all together With fork They
will be as light as a feather. Have
frying pan With some hot pork
fat, drippinga. lard, bacon fat or any
good fat that has not had yegeta-
bies With n. two hcaplDg table
Bpoonfuls. You ran take the mix
ture IN spOoDfuis and drop Into fat
or shape them IN your hand. but II
IL too hot TO handle. and that Is
whore the success lies III frying
them while hot 10 have them light.
They will be a golden brown
Dear Miss Grey. Please tell me
what viii take garnlsh stain out
Of dresser scarf when caused by
grain Of alcohol being spilled up.
on r. SYLVIA"
A-Wet the stains with turpen-
tine and then rub with soap. Soak
the stained places ia turpentiDe un.
~ the yarnish Is thoroughly SOFT
ened. and II will easily rub cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03
Nnthia6rey5
II etter5

Dear Miss Grey: Is the play
sapho" an improper one for O girl
Of is years to 20 and seeg
"JuANtTA"
A Yes. for a girl Of 10. When
you are older aud have more un.
derstanding Of the world, It might
not harm YOU
Dear Miss Grey; Can you give
me any recipes for preparing per.
aimmOnsy Are they good any way
besides eating out OF the handy
How might they be served At the
tablet what are fillots. rameklna.
caHsefolesg Can you give me n rec.
ipe for Norwegian iah bnllH2
"a CONSTANT READER"
A short time ago some one
asked for recipe for cooking per.
simmons. and rs ! was unable 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03
Baked Chocolate Bread pud.


Baked Chocolate Bread pud
ding.
Two cups bread crumbs
soaked Ia cups Of acalded
! milk until soft. then add 3
tablespoons at cocoa or Z
squares Of chocolate. % cup
If sugar Rake slowly l hour.
Serve With hard sauce
Hard Sauce TO or In.
blespoons OF butter add az
much confectionery sugar ~
u possihle to stir IN aud
teaspoon OF vanilla Set on
Ice until very cold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

In shoes. those with slightly
rounded toes and Cuban heels are
preferred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03
FASHIONS

Hips are slightly more empha.
sized than ihey we're IA last summer
stYlch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

Though yoile Is riili worn. a finer
material called mafqWlsettc wolfe n
newer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03
FRIDAY MENU.

breakfast.
stewed pruncs
Cnrnmeal Muah and MIX
baked Eggs with Cheese
TOAST Coffee
Dinner.
Cream of Rice Aoup
Clam Pie
Cnrried cauliriower
Mexican Salad
Baked Chocolate Bread pud.
ding
Coffee
aassaaaa
supper.
Stuffed Onions. white Sauce
Honey Scotch scenes
Lady baltimore Cake Tea
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$500 and $500 PettiCOatS Now

Undoubtedly the Best Petticoat Bargain In
all Seattle They're made of the finest ~
Hoathcrbloom and Hussene TaffetR IN E
black and all the most wanted colors we'll 81 81
handsome striped effects Garments that 49,
sell regularly for 5000 10 $500. Here while
they last Friday at Csc garment Come ~
very early.
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.Y4RE2@525yB01:


pepper Mix thoroughly with
mayonnniae and serve Ia IN.
dlyidual dishes.
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&c Outing Flannels

5000 Yards Fancy Outing. Elan
mel In stripes. checks and plaids. a
dark aud medium ColofiuFs
Cant sell over 10 yards 20 GUS b ~
toner. From 90 Al Friday @% ~
morning AZ &c a yard. usahle
for underwear. chldrens dresses aud eomfol
covering
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zoe to Csc EmbrOideries

Friday we will offer another big Tot Of Pine
worth not less than zoe to g5c at
Toe yard just what you want for underclothes
and summer dresses Tor the children. There are
Edgingm and Insertions up TO W inches wide
Friday choose a. Toe yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

WOmen's $40, SIS and $50 Suits
FIFTY Suits from regular stock ~ A ~
been added 10 this lot and the will be IL =
renewed Friday with assortment that win - #
add TO the fame OF this sale. We're deter. -
mined to have a complete clearance OF All ~ IL
these Fine Tailored Suits AEB ~
Suits Of Bfoadcloth Panama. Cheviot -
Worsted. Princes Dresses OF Serge. Foulard
SIX and Fine Light Weight Panama;
all sizes IN positively worth
up 10 5000. Priced for the cleanup choice. $40
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FOR SHEEP AND CATTLE

~ RE,BRED CoTSWOLD AND RAM
oou!liet rams and ewes. and sb1rfhorn
0ulls. Roosevelt Livestock Co. 2505 7tb
Last S'' Lake City. Bell phone Ts0.
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LIED

-~~~~~~~>~~-~~~~
D.lYIs-At 2iO North Sixth West street
September 30. 1910, ot dronsy Eli2abeit
y. Davis. Wife Of John +, Davis. ano
daughter OF Thomas and Anna SaNiue
6oru June y. 1872, IN Bristol; England
from the Sixteenth ward chapel Friends
arc invited 10 attend. and the casket Will
be opened on day of funeral rom 9:"V
10 1850 a. m. al the family residence.
lntermcnt i'm city cemetery.
SQUIRES AT 1888 East Twelfth South
street. September so 1910. OF chronic
ncphritis. Colonel George Is. SqGires. IN
AIS siNty-siNth year. native OF Massa,.
chusetls. The remains are at the funeral
parlors Of Joseph William Taylor 70
south West Temple street. Notice OF
funeral later.
JOHNSON-In this city. September 20
1910. Emma Johnson. aged 81 years
Iicrnay. o. South Third West street.
The funeral service viii he held today,
October /. 1910. at $50 p. m, from the
funeral chapel of I:bcr w. Han. 1874 South
West Temple. !rtermcnt in City cemc-
tory.
DCCK-In this city. september 80 Rosa
Lee Duck. IN her 4lst year, Funera!
services VIII be held from ;; d. Evans
today Saturday.. October L. 1910. at IL
l. m. lntcrmcnt in Mt. OllVct
DELMONT-In this city. September 90,
1910. George belmont, aged - years.
Remains at O'Donnel & Co.'S parorS,
Notice OF funeral viii be given later,
Pocatcio. Ida. September
30. 1910 Henry + Wilburn. aged 30
years. Remains at O'Donncll & Co.'S par
lor's. Notice OF funeral will he given
later.
This city September
80. 1910. Michael L, Fitzgerald, nscd 81
l"rs. Notice OF funeral viii be given
later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-01
FUNERAL NOTICES

III BltkLE-Funcrai services over the re-
mains Of John +. Buckle, who died In
this city September p. will he held from
Tie !. o. .. Il, hail, on Market street
Sunday. October 3. at $50 u, m, under
tbc auspices OF Jordan lodge. No. :. I. y. o.
+. The remains VIII lie in state AT the hall
from until 30 Friends wishing 10
view same may do so al that time. In
tcrmcnt in Mt. Olivct.
lINSON-Funrral services o<rr the re-
mains OF G"rtic Johnson, vic of Gus
Johnson. will bH held from ODonneu &
Co.'S chapel today tSaturday) AT . p. III.
lutcrmcnt in Mt. Oliyct
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ASSIGNEE,S SALE


STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers for sale the
stock OF groceries and fixtures. formerly
owned by + j. Husbands. located at S1i
East First South street. Salt Lake CITY.
Utah. The groceries are staple and in
good condition. and fixtures include two
wagons. harness, one horse computing
butcher and platform scales. meat ice
Don. and other fixtures necessary TO con-
du"tinS grocery store and meat mar
kct. Also the lease on the promises
covers tho store building n residence
and iAlo-rod lot, good until May 1.
1917.
The inventory shows:
G.oVN I,,,'. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Gj6 -
f'"t"'s ..'.s .-..-.-...,..... 101" 90
An inventory and lease can be seen on
hpphcaflon Ia the Undersigned
Bids for the above viii he received nm
III y, IN. October I. 1910. nj the Office
ol The Undersigned. 30@ Boston building
Bids must be accompanied by a rerii-
led check or current funds for 10 per
cent OF The amount offered which viii
nc returned II the bid is not accepted
The right is reserved la reject any and
all bids. '
THE UTAH ASSOCIATION or CREDIT
MEN, Assignee. Phones: Bell sO3: Ind
-. $50
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COLLECTION AGENCY

STANDARD LAW AND COLLECTToN
agency. Everett Jones Wade. general
manager. We get the money. All col
icctions VIII bc paid without anv deIav
on or before The 10th OF each and every
month. We have no use FOR anybodv'a
money but orr own. as the golden rule
IS our motto. No. Is Newhouse bldg
rlI42
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TOOLS AND HARDWARE

->-->>->>>>~-s<>~>>~>--~~~-~-
MkCHANIcS, CARPENTERS. PI,As,r-
crers. bricklayers. masons-wc want
lsiiids or tools at prices which viii an
tonjsf you; q trial order win convince
The Colombo Tool and Supply Co I,nder
new management Il9 West So. Temple.
1855
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CARPET CLEANING

HAVE YOUR CARPETS RENOVATED
Electric Vacuum Carpet O,canIne Co.
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SANIIARIUM

MARTIN SANITARIUM co.
MEDICAL electricity and dry hot air for
treatment OF all chronic and acute dis
eases: skin. rheumatism. neuralgia. ncry-
BUSINESS stomach and female troubles. al
south Main. Ind. phone 1904. n2lIl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-01

NEW UNUSED WINTON SIX 3 PAS
seuger automobile Mt Il bargain. call
or write y. l. Simpson 233 lst ave. rosGo
FOR SALE-ELECTRIC AUTON0RIr =
III good condition. new tires paint cic
bargain. $3.50. A. Q. Whltmore. -
Richards ST; .o76s
bEA CTlfUJ. FULLY EQUIPPED 4
passenger Carter car. good as new. Will
Sd'riHCe Tor any reasonable offer: obiert
) or selling. want larger car. For particu
laIs and demonstration call Ind phon.
oD3 or 5f0 Judge building ,gsas
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CIVIL ENGINEERS

SURVEYS FOR CULVERTS RESER-
yoir sites and sewers. 421-2 McInivre
bldg. roo5I
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SIGNS AND SCENERY
CLEANING AND PRESSING

NJ. GLICKMAN, CLEANING. PRESSING
repairing ladies' and gentlemen's wear.
second -hand clothes bought and sold 73
s. w. Temple. n3s02
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FURs AND TAXIDERMIsTs

" ----~"~'~0~~~"-~-0~~>---
WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taNidcrmist line and carry com
pletc stock Of manufactured goods; ply
highest price for furs and game
heads. 4 Stencil Fur Co, East 2nd
South. ,7Ieo
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FOR SALE-DOGS

BOSTON TERRIERS, LING CHARLES
cocker spanicls; dogs boarded. nyi1c
winning French bulldog al stud. Mo- :
toxin Tor d"g distemper. Boyd. the dos.
man. S29 h. 2nd So. Bel! phone 3ias.V
-
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MUSICAL STUDIOS

EVELYN JOHNSON TEACHER OF
mandolin studio. 32i East 5th South.
O16S2
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SHOE SHINING PARLORS

HAVE YOUR SHOES SHINED At A
discount; seven shines FOR 30 cen,s
DeFrann' Shining Parors. 1O5 So Main. |
ns37 |
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l WILL SACRIFICE NV -
motorcycle. Bell phone ~
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SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE.

WE WILL SELL YOU WHILE THEY
last $50 TO $50 sewing machines for $40
each TINS means saving to you from
go 10 500. Young &c Raleigh, 90 West
First So. Ind. 1868: Bell 3o2S o42s
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FOR SALE
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LET Us FRAME YOUR PICTURE. ART
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. lGi 5. West Temple. Phone
1919. vl93
THE QUALTROUGH ALCOTT Co,
Offering modern residence for funeral
purposes, Phones 3S5S. 5ii Main ST. r2053
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ONE LARGE SECONDHAND OFFICE
SAFE one residence safe both good as
new Enquire % Eagle blk. r29to
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ASSAYERS
OPTOMETRISTS

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ALL ERRORS OF REFRACTION SCI
ehtiticaiy corrected. Associate Optical
-, oo ~. sun 3obth. r1S50
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TEACHING OF MANDOLIN

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-" Az; a,i ni ~ isLl,. TEACHER OF MAN
10 daiiy' Room 90. Constitution bldg,
rinno
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FLUFF IUGS

EASTERN FLUFF RUG co: REVERSE
bic rugs from your old carpets Charles
II. Garner. 500 West 3rd South. Ecl
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For SALE-HOMER PIGEONS. CHEAP
Good breeders. 226 10th East rS503
FEW NICE SILVER SPANC;LED' HAM
bnrg cockcrels; white haired poodle dog
Phone 237z-Y. rag94
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4 SILVER BELT BUCKLE ATTACHED
30 black velvet ribbon. Return 10 Good
wins Weekly. Boston Bldg; reward.
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

SAFE STOKAGE-FIREPROO WARE
house. equipped with automatic
sprinklers. low rate OF Insurance: bonyn
hold goods packed and stored MOTII
PROOF VAULTS for fur garments.
HEATED STORAGE VAULTS for pianos
AUTOMOBILE ELEVATORS and storage
stalls. Pool-ca shipped to all points.
expert packers. Let us figure with Won
prices lower, | Y l. Stores Co ReIi
N'nd!lBe >" ina. ~, u2l3S
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Masonic tenlpI
meetings hrst
each month";
members will
cordial welcon
II. NfcCulIow.
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