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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
PURSUING DUVEEN GOODS
CUSTOMERS WILL M CALLED
on TO SURRENDER THEN
In Cases where lnfer> aluatisn Is shown
Civil suit Begun 10 Forfeit the Lot
Firm Can Protect Geods and Gus
toners 10y Putting Up . mtg bond.

toners 10y Putting I p = BiE Bond.
Assistant United States Attorney Will
ian l.. wemple filed a civil suit yes,er-
day afternoon in the United States Dis
trict Court against Duveen Bros the art
dealers ut Soc Fifth avenue. to forfeit
practically the entire stock In trade of
that firm. valued approximately AT $780,
400. Thirteen complaints have been pre-
pared by the Government. but only nine
have been filed. The schedules in thes.
min. complaints make total home value
Of the Duveen goods already seized Of
saso. 100. a; duty. s7S.si5.cs: foreign value.
St0t, 9i5. 10
The Governments action is brought
under section 0 Of the customs admins
trafion act and section 3oss Of the Revised
Statutes.
Mr. wemple said that the Government
would not confine its forfeiture proceed
,nss to the stock already under seizure.
but would eventually attempt to forfeit
all goods sold to pat rons which are faint "a
with customs frauds. This means that
any person who has purchased an article
shown that full duty has not been paid
VIII bee compel led to surrender that
article. IL has been Understood hitherto
thar the Government would not proceed
IN thar direct ion. but Mr.. wemple said
thar the Dist riot Attorneys ofice in
tended 70 follow up every right OF the
Government under the law
Inc only way in which Duveen Bros
can recover possession Of their stock
pending the present suit il TO file a bond
covering N. full amount of the home
value. which includes foreign value and
duty. IL IL understood that IL was 10
raise the money for tina, purpose tha,
Henry j. Duveen. head Of { he firm sailed
for England recently
All private claims on he goods which
.ne ooseimm.nf 10 seeking 70 forfeit
must be filed not later than January
10. 1911
Among the articles ment ion~d IN the
schedules attached TO the complaints and
their respective values are:
se'tae and s;X chairs. n.sss.:n. ..,,s.
and siy "hair>. tIS.ci7. -: old Italian bronze
sr"rp. sl!.s2s old Italian bronze egure.
'i''''S Limoges enamsl coup,. SIC Osn:
two square Chinese vases aud several porce-
ldin vases. s".1l2 lars" tapestry. ss. 80. ~.
Ten 'apes'rv chairs. ST." iss one sofa and
sight chairs, So. M -. large sofa slsi9i: Z
Two blue vases. o.. gas 60 wooden cabinet,
1870: three gold hnndpam'-d snug boxes
'5' ~o marble s'stueire slH Sso and Two
erra Gotta hu-r.. 81. 100
he complain'~ stat. rha, IN October ,
md November. 1910. Ed ward r Norwood
'I"s DNtPiaS surveyor. -siIcNi he nlcr.
'handi-e described IN the schedules, aud ,
bat he importers entered IL hv means
d tal-e and fraudulent inv ices sn.ri.-
iTidavI'-. statement omissions and
lth"T pTac' co.. whcrCl,v Tho. United
states might h" and was deprived Of ,
'oTion II tho lawful durie- acc-1iing
Tho fa'," and fraudulent
PRACTICES aforesaid consisting in rar- OF
ais" d"-crip' 'ons. falls. statement. OF
he dufiabl. values AMI falls. declarations
garding n" "yi-truCn Of INVOICES, other
han IN. consular invoices
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Lowest temperature. i5'. 1t T.. 81
xasHINOIoS FORECAST Yok TO BAY ASp r,
aOHRDN.

LO~cst temperature. IL. Ht J.. u.
gAsHiNOIo~ ToEyIAsT Yok TO BAY aSp To
aOHRog.
Pa, rost.vn Nsu Yoa. ossfsr, P.rn,yiranip
dad NSu .Jcrssy. iar 70 dgg. UHh aDrIy ris,ua
ffu - rGfgyr. ami rdrrrT ~ morton mad
eJab tdri1bls EiHds. bs'omin0 s0uiaer, aud run.
TasicriS
Tor View England. fair 10 day: colder IN the
coast and slowly rising temperature In western
portion. Increasing rioUdineSs ani warmer
IN morrow. followed by snow Moderate n0rtE
west and west wisds. becoming variable.
For the District Of CGjumbia. Delaware. Mary
Land and Virginia fair IN day. with slowly rising
temperature. Increasing cioHdinezs. followed
by rain 81 STOW late i0 night or Ia morrow
warmer 10 morrow. moderate variable winds
be~arn Ing sDg'herstrriy
For western New York. iEcrra sing ciOudfn~sS
ard warmer to day. followed ~ sr0w % night
and ~ morrUw rSoderste a. bFtsk ysriabIe
winds
For western Pennsylvania and Ohm. inoro-E.
ting cIoudiness and warmer io-dSy. followed
hy rain or snow: rain OF snow 20 morrow. brisk
and probably high sou,heasssriy wtnds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22

Charles Rowe and Herman BerIs.
who were Law clerks in the offir.- ~ Be- ia
min = Cats At 100 Broadway. were con-
: ict"d in the Criminal Branch Of the Su =
prom" Court Yesterday Of conspiracy
TIL" men went b-for. Assistant Disfr -
Attorney Mort and complained that
Cats had endeav Ored 10 gar them TO
swear falsely to sn affidaN ia IN a di-
Sorc'. case. Jus,ic" TompA ins sill SEN
tcnce them on January 5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
Little Bo, Killed 10, auto.

Meyer E;innin. years old. Of IS Relle-
Vile avenue. Newark. was run down
and fatally injured ny an automobile in
front Of his nom" yesterday He died IN
~ Michael Hospital shortly after being
admitted Ward 1. Ferguson. Jr. owner
and driver Of the aIi onobiIe was re-
leased la ~ 800 hail on charge Of man
slaughter VI" ~ pr-sidenr % the Co
luUbia Steam Laundry Company and his
home In at q? Berkeley avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
VA RETaNTa GOING - KNOTS.
mtg strip Covered ass Miles I'm ia, Ending
at Noon Yesterday
.Nr,e,li Caait Dr,pafeh to rar srx.

>rsetii Casir Despatch to TIE sun.
LONDON. Dec. ci.-The Mslrstania.
which sailed from New York December
II, covered So miles from noon yester-
day to noon to-day. Her average speed
throughout has been IS ~ knots
She reports a following sea big swell
and sunshine today
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'lNiDi EONSERy aTIONIsTs.
'''"l"r Laurier Invites 4. y. Forestry
Wen To Council WIZ, Them.

AVE-. Ont. Dec. 2i.--Sir wilfrid
AZ. ."s tas invited representatives Of
% a.'@'i states Fores, Service TO the
res 1"ATent!oa which sorae twenty
al .- .nier@stS will attend at Quebec
or .'ry - TO 20 In hts letter he says:
20 mention what has been 6onc in
= LIED states. a great step forward
""u taken in Canada by the estab-
.' San snt N the Commission Of coDServa-
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V'FTT- '-If II 'NII'T " TWF sly
ToPESHAGEN, Dec 81 The National
Commute" 81 Defence. has present ii
10 the Storthing a schem" for Increasing
the navy To "Igh, coast defenc. ironclad-.
six d'stroy"rs. forty torpedo boats. twelve
submarines. four gunboat- and ten ser
VIC. shils
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ARSENAL JOB FINED TO-Dty
Decd for Land Transfer That Caused
scandal In Nn, ana 10 Be signed
Srrrf1l ~. rtsrrtlh ID

Special cam. D"srTfch - rHv STs
HAVANA. Dec. II The deed for the
transfer of IN. Governments arsenal
property in exchange for United Rails ny
property. a deal that has excited much
adverse comment. will br signed to-mor-
row
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-23
THE FOLLOWING ARE UNDER THE

THE FOLLOWING ARE UNDER THE
market value and must be sold:
A modern 6-room brick cottage with 4S5
rods of ground. improved with lawn.
shade, Shrubbery, etc. south front, locat-
ed on West South Temple street. Price
$4,000. Terms $500 cash and balance like
rent.
52lx1S1 feet with Groom brick and adobe
building. will rent for s25 per month,
gutter. sewer and sidewalk taxes all paid.
can sell this place for the low sum OF
S27o0 cash. Where can you duplicate II?
On a corner on Second avenue, 45x115b
feet with an S-room modern residence,
hot water heat. lawn In front and back
yard, Price $3.50 II you want a good
home here is one of the best for sale.
On 3rd ave. ?room modern brick
and frame with 40x115 feet, furnace. fruit
trees. lot all under lawn Price $500.
South front on 7th South near 9th East,
52ix165 feet with Broom brick. for only
$1,000. Terms. 5000 cash, bal SIS per
month. Within half block of paved
street.
20 acres near Sandy with good 4-room
cottage, IL shares Cottonwood water
worth $1,000 barn, hay sheds, stables.
fruits all under cultivation. ] can sell
all for s3500. good cheap place for
some one.
Money to loan,
we write insurance in best FIRE COM
panies.
A. RICHTER.
o23oo
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
RoOMING HOUSES

S~~~~~~>~~>~~-~-~~-
SPECIAL. SPECIAL. SPECIAL.
T"oVV-3O rooms, absolutely new furnish
ings. new building, fine location,
All on one floor: rent S175; 10-year
lease, ground floor office. To see
this elegant place Is to buy f.,
Other business demands owner s
attention, To the right party will
make reasonable terms II YOU
want fine little place, go no fur
ther. Exclusive agency.
slo:ooo-bI rooms, European hotel extra
well furnished. rent S735 per room,
heat free: modern In every par
ticular The interior is furnished
In hardwood. The hotel is always
full and Is well located. The own
er retires and will take home In
part payment and will make lib
ernl terms. Exclusive agency
Sfo0o-36 rooms. elaborately furnished. no
inside rooms; private, public and
shower baths. The rent is right
and the lease is long. The expense
Is 5000 per month and the income
is 5000. The location is excellent
Liberal terms 10 the right party
Exclusive. agency.
S5bQo-6i rooms. modern 20 baths no In
Side rooms 5-year lease, low rent
heat free. Another excellent loca-
ton, $500 In cash will handle
this place Exclusive agency.
The above are specials and should be
investigated II you desire something good
a. RICHTER. REAL ESTATE,
10 W. 1st So. Phones 6il.
A. L. BRATTAIN. MGR, 3. o. DEPT
oolS9
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BETTILYON.
Both Phones 953.
10-l2 E Third So. Street,

is 1T WORTHY OF AN INVES-
TIGATION?
Your first thought when consid-
ering a business chance adver-
tlsemept We won't say that tho
following propositions will suit
you, but we know they are bar
gains for some one;
SO ROOMS.
Large. airy, nearly all outside
rooms. hot and cold water In ev-
cry room. steam heat. rent $3.50.
long lease; Will sell for $500.
$1,000 cash IL sold before Sept,
LIST.
so ROOMS
In the downtown business CEN
ter; rent 800. heat practically
free. Price OF this place should
be $4,000, We shall be glad 10
tell you why 1t can be bought for
$4,000. with liberal terms.
20 ROOMS.
a transient house paying. well on
the investment; rent only sfoi
lease, Price $3.50: $1,000 cash.
CONFECTIONERY.
a very good paying little bust,
ness. Excellent chance for q small
investor, Rent $50. WIN sell
complete for $3.50.
GROCERY STORE.
II you want a grocery store. per-
hap3 one OF these five VIII suit
you. One at $3.50, another Tor
$1,000 Three at invoice; living
rooms with these.
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MANAGERS WANTED FOR DISTRICT
offices TO be esta bished in every trade
center Tor rat-snap. the whole country
Is awake TO the menace OF the rat; rat
snap Is the answer 10 the call for new
and powerful weapon for man. II rs tne
nrst thing that gets all the rats, IL 9lS9
exterminates mice and roacn"s; the neIa
is Immense; success has been demon
strated. profits are ample: district offices
VIII be supply stations for JoDbing ana
retail trade; manager must also send OUT
ranvassers; you will need a small capi-
tai and perhaps furnish bond along Win
A references; write only II you can
swing big deals and mean business
New YorL o466
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BUY A HOME. RENT MONEY NEVER
RETURNS,
4-room modern. 5. E., $500.
i-room brick, S. e, close In, $3.50.
4-room frame on SO. 9th East. $3.50,
5-room modern brick. s. E., SS450.
A-room modern brick, n, W. $3.50,
4-room modern brick, s, Es. $1,000.
All the above houses on easy terms.
You cannot afford TO pay rent, We
have several 10-acre tracts near to
city on easy terms. Get one and be In
dependent, Lots at almost your own
terms.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.,
66 West 3rd South.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.

Sl10O
Will buy 13 nicely furnished rooms; rent
$40 per month. A good money king
nroposition right In town,
$3.50
For 10 modern nicely furnished rooms
part cash.
VIII buy the furniture OF rooms OH
md So. ST., near End East.
$500.
23 rooms, well furnished, good lease
low rent clearing about $3.50 per month
above expenses. The best street In the
city, Part cash will handle It,
$ls00
Will buy the best boarding house in the
best location in the city. Reasonable
rent. elegantly furnished A class OF peo-
ple that always pays. II is a sure winner
Better investigate
RESTAURANT.
A $1,000 restaurant for 500. and on one
of the best business streets in the CITY,
This must be sold a once. Ask about H.
a GROCERY STORE,
A nice little grocery business In first
class location i'm the best business portion
of the city, doing a iirst-class business;
stock at invoice, fixtures at cost.
CIGAR AND CONFECTIONERY STORE
$3.50 will buy the stock. fixtures and
furniture: two living rooms in rear; long
lease: rent only $40 per month. This
won't last long, Investigate.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED

BETTILYON,
REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS
BROKER.
10 AND l2 EAST BIRD SOUTH.
PHONES 963.
THE QUESTION OF THE I'M
POSSIBLE.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR
THE IMPOSSIBLE TRADE
THE BARGAIN so GOOD-SO
SURE A CINCH-TaAT YOU
WILL NEVER FIND IT?
VANTAGE OF a FAIR, LEGI-
INNATE TRADE SETS 1T
FARMING DIVIDENDS IN A
LIVE AND LIVELY way
THAT THE SEEKER AFTER
THE IMPOSSIBLE FLATTERS
HIMSELF HE MAY ATTAIN If
HE WAITS LONG ENOUGH.
ONE GETS HIS IN THE
BANK, THE OTHER HAS 1T IN
HIS MIND-THAT'S THE DIF-
Don't WAIT FOR THE I'M
POSSIBLE: UTILIZE SOME OF
THE GOOD TRADES THAT
ARE COMING UP EVERY DAY.
WE HAVE PLENTY OF THEM.
HERE ARE A SPECIMEN
sss5o-DoUBLE HOUSE. FOUR
ROOMS ON A SIDE. WHEN
TaIIcur TIE PRESENT TESs 'To,,sr, oWHEE y6ME
TINE PI1Enc ago; 6 psr SHE EtzE sT0PREP STI5EP
SIDE FURNISHED MONEY
ENOUGH TO PAY PART OF
THE MONTHLY INSTALL
MENTS. SHE APPLIED HER
OWN RENT ON THE PAY
MENTS AND NOW OWNS THE
PROPERTY. MISFORTUNE is
CALLING HER TO ANOTHER
CITY AND NOW SHE WANTS
TO SELL. SIZE oEEERs THE .adG
sl25O-LAND ON sTH EAST,
SOUTH OF 9TH SOUTH, 5X10
RODS THE HOUSES BUILT
IN THIS VICINITY ARE ALL
NEW, MAKING 1T a DESIR-
ABLE NEIGHBORHOOD. IF
YOU HAVE $500 IN CASH WE
WILL BUILD YOU A HOUSE
ACCORDING TO YOUR OWN
PLANS, AND YOU CAN PAY
US JUST LIKE RENT,
IRAcTIyE TWo,EhAT HOUSE
RENTED ON A BASIS WHICH
REPRESENTS a VERY HIGH
OWNER Will SELL FOR
s4650,. PROVIDING AT LEAST
IF $4,000 is PAID IN CASH.
THIS is A SPLENDID TRADE,
BUT CANNOT BE TAKEN ON A
SMALL CASH PAYMENT.
so500-SINGLE HOUSE. AN
EXCEEDINGLY ATTRACTIVE
IN WALKING DISTANCE FROM
THE UNIVERSITY. THE HOUSE
IS GooD AS NEW; HEATED
BY HOT AIR; FIELD STONE
LAWN H1A' AND BEAUriFGL
SHADE TREES AND FRUIT IN
THE REAR, HERE IS A
HOUSE THAT WILL BE AS
SOUND AND GOOD IN 20
YEARS AS 1T is TO-DAY:
,rIIIg st9ooIWE " e. WILL Il, NO NOT s91Jd CIT
BUT IF $4,000 is NOT TOO
HOME. THIS PLACE WILL AP-
PEAL TO ANY FAIR MIND
FEW THINGS ABOUT THE
HOUSE: 1T is ON a CORNER.
SOUTHEAST; STREET is NOW
BEING PAVED; THE LOT is
47X132, WITH A NICE LAWN
AND SHADE TREES: THERE
ARE 7 ROOMS. WITH A BASE
HOUSE. CEMENTED. THERE
VENIENCES AND is FINISHED
IN HARD PINE THE LIMO
LEuM ON KITCHEN FLOOR.
GAS AND COAL RANGE WE
WILL GIVE YOU. WITH OUR
COMPLIMENTS. WE ARE NOT
IN THE HABIT OF GIVING
THINGS AWAY, AS THE
SECONDHAND MAN WOULD
GIVE US s1o0 FOR THE ABOVE
MENTIONED ARTICLES.
s125o-LAND, ON 18TH EAST;
OWNER BOUGHT THIS WITH
THE INTENTION OF BUILD
ING AND SINCE THEN WE
HAVE SOLD HIM A HOUSE.
AND FOR THIS REASON HE
DOES NOT NEED THE LOT.
HE DOES NOT NEED MONEY;
AND WILL TAKE 500 CASH
AND THE BALANCE AT THE
RATE OF A REASONABLE IN
TEREST,
SPACE IN THIS PAPER
COSTS US Z CENTS A LINE. II
LINES, 81; WE HAVE SPENT
A GOOD MANY DOLLARS IN
TELLING YOU ABOUT THE
ABOVE, CALL AT THE OF
FICE AND WE WILL TELL
YOU ABOUT MANY MORE.
AND WE WILL NOT TAKE UP
YOUR TIME IN TALKING
ABOUT SOMETHING THAT
WILL NOT INTEREST YOU.
BETTILYON,
REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS
BROKER.
10 AND IL EAST BIRD SOUTH.
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Slb0O

On a corner on Ninth East,
lot 45xl15 feet. sewers. side
walk, street paved. gas and a
first class 6-room brick home.
The owner must sell. This In
cludes inlaid linoleum. gas and
steel range, garden hose, etc.
II you are looking for a snap,
make arrangements for us to
show you this.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
NEEL. RITTER & TARPEY,
1902 Eewhouse Bldg.
ErADAC

NEEL. RITTER & TARPEY,
1902 Newhouse Bldg.
FARMS.
$50 acres near Brigham City.
All cultivated 10 grains and
alfalfa. Excellent water right.
House. barn. granary. chicken
coop. etc.
A 6-acrc place s. e. of city. One
nve-room house. one 3-room brick
house. barn. large chicken coops
and runs. There are flowers ana
fruits In abundance. 1t Is situated
near school and about ten min
utes' walk from the car line. II
you are looking for a self-sup-
porting suburban home sec this
property.
RANCH.
In northern Utah: 2s00 acres Of
range; 500 acres dry farm land;
lao acres OF irrigated land In
alfalfa and oats, nice house. largo
hay barn and stables. granary.
chicken coops, Ice house: farm
Ing Implements. etc, acres OF
orchard. An excellent place at q
reasonable figure. 3
TO TRADE
We have city property to trade
for farms.
For farms. both large and
small, orchards. dry farming land,
grazing land and ranches. see us,
NEEI4. RITTER & TARPEY,
1902 Ncwhouse Bldg.
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THREE SPECIALS


THIRTY ROOMS, ALL ON
ONE FLOOR. EXCELLENT
BRAND NEW FURNITURE.
BEST LOCATION. TEN-YEAR
LEASE, RENT $500 PER ROOM.
THIS is a FIRST T-CLASS BUY.
PRICE, $4,000. VERY REASON
ABLE TERMS.
FIFTEEN ROOMS. HOT AND
COLD WATER. STEAM HEAT.
LONG LEASE. Low RENT.
PRICE. $1,000. TERMS.
FORT TY-FIYE- ROOM EURO
PEAN HOTEL, a HIGH CLASS
HOT Ell. MODERN IN EVERY
PART tcULAR. BEST LOCATION
IN The CITY: OWNER MUST
SELL SEE ME FOR TERMS
AND PARTICULARS.
FRANK CURRAN,
SUCCESSOR TO
CURRAN & POWER,
405-406 BOYD PARK BLDG.
l63 SOUTH MAIN ST.
BELL 7i9. IND, 1921.
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HOUSTONS THE HoUsERs,

$3650.
On the corner of First ave-
nue and K street. a lot that's
worth the money. 45x99 feet.
curblng. sewer and sidewalk
on X street 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 will
loan you $4,000 on this prop
erty.
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$1,000.

$1,000.
First-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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GETTING READY FOR AUTUMN

TRADE.
6-r. frame house. S. e, $780, 5000
cash, SIS or more month.
Ar. p. b.. nice shade and lawn; small
barn: on very easy terms. $4,000,
6-r, mod. !. p b., cement walk. $4,000
$500 cash. $50 month. a beauty.
Now is the time to buy bargains We
have some specials In acreage In Bountie
full, also southeast from half acre to 8, g.
Z. 10 and 40 acres; also In vacant lots.
We can make loans on imp real estate.
Money ready; rates reasonable. Mahan
Inv. Co., 2T3 So. West Temple st. Phones
414. o2179
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LITTLE & LITTLE.

We. don't advertise anything that is not
worthy of investigation
We have more property for sale on
West Bird South (the new depot street,
than all other agents combined. Can
sell you most any size piece from Is
feet to 14o feet It's the opportune time
to get in.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-23

Make an offer on the corner OF Brigham
and Bird East. Choicest apartment house
site In the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-23

RARE HOTEL BARGAIN.
IS rooms on corner. steam heat, house
full and will bear the strictest invesu-
CATION. Price S2T00.
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s5700 takes fine S-room mod brick
located on fine corner OF 3rd ave, rath-
er close In and $1,000 Will handle It.
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I6 ROOMS. STATE STREET.
Beautifully furnished. running water ir
rooms. long lease. 5000 cash will handle
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ONE BLOCK FROM p, O.-ss5o.
Beautifully furnished private house
ease; 10 rooms bring in Sl10 per month.
The furniture in this house is cheap al
1850.
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7-ROOM SACRIFICE-S3oO.
rooms good furniture. modern house.
blocks from Main St: rooms full; worth
5000. Price, $500
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The above are few selected bargains
which we offer to our customers this
week We recommend them to any one
who wishes 10 get into business
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-23

90 ROOMS-$ll00
Nice. clean. sunny rooms, good location
2-year lease; rent SS5.
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$4,000 for 7-room modern brick with 2h
x20 rods, less than blocks from the
temple
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S25,0O0.

$25. 900.
Very fine residence corner
on South Temple street, all
improvements paid. good
home now on the ground.
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wANTED-PARTIES TO ENTER UN-
der the nonresident section OF the
enlarged homestead law (Smoot acD, a
body of three thousand acres OF first
class dry-farming land. within six miles
of railroad station, O. F. Davis. Room
622 NeWhouSe bldg. o224S
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A. N HUMPHREYS.
Bell 4133 rs w. 2nd So. St Ind z134.
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AUCTION SALES

WHEN IN NEED OF AN AUCTIONEER
,,niioncnrinC in nverv hranch anJ e.nta
you the money? Residence ISL e. 9th
South. Phone Ind. 32eo. c, l.. Sober.
m922
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$3.50
50N140 feet to an alley, west
front. on 18th East,
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$3.50 per foot, Third South
between State and Second
East streets.
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POULTRY AMI PET STOCK

EGGS FOR HATCHING, BLACK MIN
orcas Black Langshans. Rhode Island
Reds; cock took nrst prize Utah State
Poultry association January is. 1910:
price $3.50 TO 81 for 13 eggs. fertility
guaranteed: some choice Black Minorca
cockercIs at reasonable prices. Hill
crest Poultry Farm. VIM. Dcakln, prop,
East 18th South Phone Murray 3d91-
Rcd Come and my stock Visitors
alwnYs welcome. f29l
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A. C. MAHAN & co.
A FEW BARGAINS WHICH WON'T
LAST LONG AT THE FOL- OWING
PRICES. BUY NOW AND MAKE THE
BIG PROFITS THIS WINTER. PRICES
ARE BOUND TO GO HIGHER THESE
ARE REAL SNAPS.
READ THEM OVER.
4-ROOM MODERN NEW BUNGALOW.
JUST FINISHED AND FOR THE PRICE
CANNOT BE BEAT ANYWHERE: LO-
GATED SOUTHEAST: PRICE, ONLY
'SIG sHRooM M FRAME LOCATED ON
LAKE ST.; LOT ALONE IS WORTH
OF F GETT1SG HOUSE AND LoT FOR
$1,000; AND ONLY 500 DOWN. BAL
E sEAUTfFTL 7-RooM BRICK. Lo-
GATED soUTHEAsT PART OF CRY;
TiFUI 1'H IVsI SHADE TREES. FRUIT TREES,
NICE TWO-SToRY BARN PRICE
Only $4,000, TERMS TO SUIT
. THE e. ABOVE THREE SPECIALS
MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECI-
ATED. TT is NO TROUBLE FOR US
re ro SHOW YOU PROPERTY OUR
LISTING is THE MOST COMPLETE
IN THE CITY.
3S WEST BIRD SOUTH.
BELL PHONE, $3.50, IND, S37
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