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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-07
RECREATIONS
a a a HR sHHa a saxx ia
At THE NOVELTY.

Talk about sensations! Anyone not
knowing the-f meaning OF the word
should go to Tho Novelty and see the
inimitabie Princess CINEMA the East
Indian dancer Be, sure to go early or
you cannot get In for love nor money.
She has packed the house for two
weeks stc,'.y. doing three dances each
evening Her dance has never been
equaled. The artistic manner In
which she handles the castanets is an
art In itself and makes her dance one
of the most enhancing ever witnessed.
She lisa black-eyed beauty with black
curly hair, that the bald-headed row
raves about, and We don't wonder.
Miss Beattie Galard in her pleasing
songs and dances and Miss Jane Wall
are both becoming favorites. The
new moving pictures will conclude one
OF the best bills In town.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-07
]. ". HARVEY Wins
OUT IN SHOOT
CHAMPION KILLS FORTY.
ONE OUT OF FIFTY
Fine Shooting Is Dore Over New
Leggett Trap--Bip Crowd Visits
Kakaako = Harvey Hits Ten
Straight.

BY killing Al out Of so birds" at
the Kakaako traps yesterday after.
noon, j. W. Harvey won the Seiby
trophy, which Is a gold watch; also he
took gold meadl and a couple OF
other prizes. The semiannual shoot Dr
SO birds was shot over the Leggett
trap. and that machine certainly did
good work and the way It threw the
clays out at unknown angles was n
treat to see.
II. ID. Bowen ran second in the shoot.
and he accounted for 80 birds out of
5O-his handicap was Z, and he shot
well considering everything. The
third prize went to Irwin Spalding
who ''grassed" 35 OF the blue rocks.
Harvey killed ten straight in the
ten.bird scratch event. and this record
gives him the E. o. Hall cup. He had
won the cup twice before so 1t now
becomes his absolute property.
Another .ten.bird shoot went to Ir
win Spalding who, shooting at un.
known angles. hit ten straight In first
class fashion. The twenty-bird con-
test was won by w. NJ. Vincent. who,
with ahandlcap OF 10, landed 20 out
Of 80 birds, H. b. Bowen, who had a
handicap or 8 birds. ran second in this
shoot. Ills total being 10 out OF 2s. l..
C. King got third place with a score
of II out OF 20 This handicap was 3
and he shot wen. EjN
The 9th shoot was also a ten.blrd
affair, andSlt went to spaiding. who
with Bowen. hit SIX out OF the ten
birds released In the, shoot-of Spald
ing won. and took rs a prize shooting
jersey, Harvey hit hve out of ten
and gets . prize for his work.
The 20 caliber Marlin rife went to
Bowen, who made 22 hits out OF rs
with handicap Of s. N Bobo and ].
Tavas tied for second place. the for
mer scoring q out Of 80; his handicap,
was 10 while Tavas with handle lp
Of Z, hit 81 out, Of 81. The shoot on
was won by Tavas, who killed 10 to
his opponents I.
Tho anai event was special ten
bird event which was shot ~ unknown
angles. Spalding. Tavas and King
tied. each getting 9 ont OF 10. spald.
ing won out In the shoot on.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-07
WALKER AND sTuRM.

These two clever jugglers, who have
80 well amused patrons OF the Park
Theater the last three nights, will
tonight introduce some new and novel
comedy juggling. The Melnottc Sis
tiers will render one Of the late songs
OF the day. and Vierra's orchestra will
have selections from SOME of the fate
musical successes.
The feature Aim will be Expert
Glnss blowing one OF those educa.
tional films that make the motion pic.
ture shows the great educate, OF the
masses. Wonderful Remedies" Is one
OF Pathes trick comedies. for which
this house is no noted II will supply
a base for good laugh.
All In all, the program at the Park
Theatar this week can not be excolled,
and is the biggest show ever given for
the money In this or any town.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-07
fine new COURTS
ARE OPENED
GOOD MATCHES WERE
WELL FOUGHT OUT
"Neighborhood" Club Has Big Crowd
to Watch Expert Racquet Weld.
err ct Work - Mrs. Coulter
Wins Twice.

Quite q number of people attend
ed at the opening OF the Neighbour
hood Tennis Club on Saturday after
noon. and some interesting matches
were played between the members
and some invited guests.
Mrs. Coulter was In fine form, and
she won out IN both the mixed and
ladies' doubles. She and w. A. Wall
defeated Miss Ward and NJ. F. Pros
scr, and then In the ladies' doubles
the champion had Miss Ballentyne
for a partner, and the pair defeated
Mrs. d. II. Murray and Miss l..
Ward by score Of Ga.
The other matches played we're:
Mrs. Harvey Murray and Captain
Low beat Mrs. Z. M. Watson and
A. NJ. NOVEL;. 6-3. Then in the
mems doubles A. L.. Castle and w.
r. Dillingham; heat F. z. Stesre a.'d
D. w. Anderson, Sc. This was a
good exhibition Of tennis. and. the
set was well fought out.
Then W. @. Singlehurst and N.
DEER played H. b. Giffard and Her.
bert Dowsett, and the former pair
won by 6-4. +. Armstrong and w.
A. Wall then went up against F. b.
Damon, and the latter pair lost out.
4-6.
w. A. Wall, Miss McStocker and
William Thompson were in charge
Of the afternoons sport, and the
whole affair went of with swing
that was very pleasant. Afternoon
tea was served by the ladies OF the
club. and a most enjoyable time was
had by everyone.
The two new courts were In good
condition and in short time should
be as good as any In the city. A
clubhouse will be erected In the near
future. and then everything will be
o. X. at the new club.
Among those present who did not
participate In the games were Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Levers. Henry
Wichman. 8. r. Stewart, a tourist
from San Francisco: Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Ballentyne. Mrs. W. A..
Wall. DR.. and Mrs. Murray, Mrs.
William Thompson. Mrs. F. Richard
son, Mrs. A. M. Newell. DR.. Hodgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Tenney Peck and
William Williamson.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-07
DOTS AND DASHES.

Yesterday morning on the Makikl
diamond, the Queens Hospital bunch
of ball players met and defeated the
"Quarries" by score Of s to Z. 1t
was close and exciting game, and II
was not till the second half OF the
ninth inning that victory was made
certain for the Hospital boys.
Fred Silva pitched, good ball for the
Hospital, and he was well backed up
by his catcher. The Hospital nine is
as follows: v. Joseph. Fred Sflva. H.
Benoit, Dan. Joseph. Eddie Philip,
Johnnie Perria, August Perrla, Fred
Eckardt and Frank Silva.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-07
HIGH SCHOOL ONCE
MORE is BEATEN
PuNAHou SCORES So POINTS HIGHS 40 RICE AND nc KEN
szE DO WONDERFUL TINE OVER HUNDRED YARDS BIG
MEET NEXT SATURDAY

affair. the event was stopped with
the college boys taking all the
points. ~
The Kamehameha athletes acted
as oflcials. and the following Is the
list Of those In charge of the field:
Professor Horne. referee: d. Hipa.
announcer; 8. Hussey. scorer; ]. L..
Haywood, starter, The track judges
were A. Hottendorf, II. Godfrey and
c. Hosea; field judges. F. wuchr-
mann. w. Waialeale and John Bal.
Now that the preliminary track
meets are all pau. the excitement is
beginning about the real big all
school affair which 10 to come on on
saturday next. All the boys have
been pretty well tried out now, ana
the result will be that on Saturday
the very best men from the different
lnstitutions will 60 up against one
another.
The meet SHOULD draw a big
crowd. and y will surprise . lot OF
people II soIe OF the Island records
are not beaten. by the young rum
ners and Jumpers. 80
Rice and Mckenzie are sure to
do a trifie better over the hundred
than they did on Saturday last. and
a trife would mean that even time
would be about touched, II not got
inside OF. Mckenzie is a fne sprint
err, and he seems TO be improving.
He ran Rice very tight race on
Saturday, and the champion had to
do his best to land winner by a
small margin.
The trouble with the High School
appears to be that they have to work
the same men time after time In
the different events. The other
schools have more men. and It Is a
pity that the Highs have to rely 30
much. upon the same boys. who can
not be expected to go up against
fresh contestants when they have
hardly had rest.
The High School won eight out OF
twelve events Saturday. and they
showed how good the few men who
compete on their behalf are. Rice,
McCandless and Norton had to bear
the brunt of all the events, and well
did they carry the burden.
Next Saturday the races should be
very fast, and Hosea, Mckenzie,
Rice. Hitchcock brothers and Nc
Candless should put some new fig-
ures on the Island record sheets.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-07

n The White BASEBALL nine defeated
the Waipahuh bunch yesterday by a
score of to 4. The town team had
a good time down at the plantation
and enjoyed themselves muchly,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-07

Two-base hits, Williams. Davis, Rob
inson; bases on balls, on Bell 8, Oh
Williams 4; struck out, by Bell 2, by
Williams II; passed balls. Shepard 2,
Soares; sacrifice hits, Bushnell, Chill
lingworth. Dennis; sacrifice fly, Lem
on; double play, Williams to Butler to
soares, Time Of game. 1 hour 81
minutes. Umpire. L. Sim.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-07

ueT rleIu, the High ScnOOl once
more went down In defeat-this
time to Oahu College. The total
points scored by both teams in the
track meet were: Oahu College,
son; High School, AS. The High
School. as usual, won first place in
most Of the events, but were unable
to get enough men into the second
and third positions.
A fair-sized crowd turned out at
the meet. and the scholars from all
the schools were present in force.
The girls were enthusiastic fans, and
1t was not the fault Of the High
School bunch that their team did not
win out.
The track was In good order. and
although stin breeze caught the
men AZ they rounded the Waikiki
corner Of the track, some remarka-
bly, fast times were put up. Bill
Rice covered himself with glory by
cutting out the hundred In 10 is
seconds, which II certainly going
some for q schoolboy. Two yards
outside evens is not to be sneezed
at anywhere. and Mckenzie, who
ran Rice to within a foot. Is also to
be congratulated on the showing he
made. Rice seemed to stumble a
little at the start. and thereby lost
a little ground. The way he moved
along once he got into his stride was
beautiful to watch.
In the 220 yards run, Rice again
breasted the tape first, and he cover
ed the distance in 90 3-5 seconds.
The 40 also went to this fast ped,
and he threw the quarter mile be-
hind him In Sc 4-5 seconds. He
won easily, and could have taken
many seconds OF the time had he
wished to.
McCandless was, Of course, the
star performer In the field events.
and he captured the high and broad
jumps, shot-put and hammer throw.
In the high jump the winner clear
cd 6 feet 6 inchdS. McCandless also
threw the twelse-pound hammer
121 feet IL inches. In the shot-put
the same boy landed the prize with
a put Of ~ feet 1 inch.
Then in the broad jump McCand-
less bumped himself through the air
and landed some 10 feet Z inches
away from the mark. That was too
good for any of the rest, and the
High School man won out.
The mile run was won by Norton,
with Young and Chillingworth In
the places. Time, minutes 3-b
seconds. The half mile was won by
Norton, who carved out the distance
In 2:20. In the mile race Young
ran we'll, but Norton was too good.
The 220 yards hurdles race was
captured by Mckenzie. who showed
really good form, and besides run
ming well took the jumps In his
stride In good fashion. He covered
the distance In 81 AS seconds, and
could have improved on 1t q lot
| possibly.
The relay race was good one.
and no trouble eventuated this week.
Oahu College won the event, but In
the lastszpasm Rice was overhauling
Desha at a very fast clip. and IL the
distance had been littls more the
champion would have won. Several
timers whoi.put their watches on
Rice for the last 22O yards relay
made him do the distance In 23 sec
I 4
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-07
Necessity knows no law" r

Necessity knows no law" re-
marked the man with the quotation
habit.
"Being the mother OF inventioo."
rejoined the casual observer, "she
ought to at least know the patent
laws"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-07
ARE YOU LOSING FLESH

through racking cough that you can
not seem to check? A bottle of Al
lens Lung Balsam will cure the trou-
BILE and help you back to health.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-07

y The tug-of-war will be stavtedl up on
the evening OF March 10 at 8 o'clock.
Four teams will compete In the, pull
Ing contest. and they are the Hawaii
ans, Marines. Portuguese and n Col
ored team. AK. vierra Is hard a.
work on the proposition and every
thing points to some good sport.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BUY NOW.


Prices will soon advance again.
SEE THESE SNAPS ON LOTS.
s6,000-115x165 on 1st ave. bet r and s
s2.S50-3x5 rods, I'd ave- bet and E
81. 800-45x165. I'd So, 10th and 18th
East.
s2.1Oo-5x7. corner. 9Th So. and 10th
East
ss,300-5x2O. adjoining Miners home
on 10th East
5 3o0-Per acre, 5-acre tracts, south
east bench.
700-55x196, 4th East near 10th SO.
5 750-3e3x123, with right Of way, 10Th
ave. and G..
e0x132 to alley, only 1 block from
Main St; fine factory Site Can be
bought reasonably or owner viii build
to suit tenant on lease
10 acres, 1st West, 18th and 14th So,
Just west Husler's mill, only $4,000.
10 acres, 1st West and 18th So, sS25
per acre.
10 acres only miles southwest of
city; good location; unimproved HYDE
Park addition. ONLY $3.50 per acre
80 acres miles west of state ROAD.
below canal; a great chance. Can De
had for only $40 per acre
Four fine farms east of Sandy, all
improved, fine water rights, 40 acres,
80 acres, 81 acres and 100 acres, $500,
$4,000, $4,000. $4,000. ALL SNAPS
We have homes in all parts OF city.
Prices from s2,1O0 up. SEE us before
buving. WE INSIST-IT WILL PAY
COLONIAL REALTY & TRUST CO.
No. % East 1st So. st. Both phones
4567.
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YOUNG & YOUNG.

VOTING & YOUNG,
Hooper Block.
& 5Oo5 acres. rich soil, city water,
overlooking Red Butte hollow,
on 18th E.: greatest bargain
O. southeast bench; we can de-
liver the 3 acres for $1,000, on
good terms; only open for
few days. o-
g. 9OO-1I-roOm modern brick, 75x125
to alley; southeast; splendlo
home; best buy in city for the
50 5oO-50x2O lot on 18th West and
Sth North; can be sold in sew
eral lots, netting purchaser
good profit.
s4.4OO-S0 acres in City Creek can
yon; camping ground for at
least 20 families; excellent To-
cation for a summer resort
the finest location, beautiful
scenery. pure water, braclng
air. nearest canyon TO city;
fine road.
Sc. 25G-I12xI32 feet on 4th ave., 10
rods from Canyon road
81 25O-Per foot: 493x165 on 1st So,
between Main and State; fine
business property.
10 FARMS IN COTTONWOOD; WA
TER RIGHTS AND FINEST LAND IN
SALT LAKE COUNTY. WE HAVE EX-
elusive IISTINGS ON THESE FINE
FARMS AND CAN GIVE THE BEST
PRICES ON THE BEST PROPERTY.
SEE YOUNG & YOUNG FOR
INSURANCE.
HOOPER BUILDING, E. FIRST so.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
IT IS NOT A QUESTION
HOW MUCH THE FOLLOWING WILL
DPTNC

HOW MUCH THE FOLLOWING WILL
BRING.
IT IS THE QUESTION
HOW QUICKLY THEY CAN BE SOLD;
ALL OF THEM ARE EXCELLENT
BUYS.
On a corner on 1St ave, facing north
and east, subject to paving tax, but
sidewalks, curbing, sewer all paid, and
sewer connected splendid broom
modern brick cottage, with good FUR
mace, three mantels, laundry room with
hot and cold wa ter and sink; interior OF
house Is first-clasS repair. 500 spent
on the exterior viii put the place in
first-class repair. It can be had now
for $4,000 and requires but little cash
to handle it.
story 7-roOm modern brick, about 9
years old and well put up. south front
lawn, front and back yard, good barn
alley in rear. house in first-class con-
dition, connected with sewer and all
special assessments paid in full. New
furnace. Price 81, 200 and very Easy
terms can Re arranged
Near 7th East and 18th South, an
other one, Just listed Sold one similar
to this one This week. It's nearly new
4-room frame house, adobe lined, Iol
5Gx135 feet TO alley in rear, has e. / In
house, and can be bought for Sl,l on
payments of $3.50 cash and $40 per
month, including interest
S29 jefferson street, between west
Temple and 1st West, just south of
Sth South. Splendid Groom brick cot
tage with water and e. /, and sewer
paid for. VIII go at $500 down and SZ5
PEI month, including interest. Price
$4,000.
on the corner facing south and west
on East Sd South, a brand-new Groom
mod. brick bungalow, lot 24x7 rods,
house is exceptionally well built, base
ment under entire house, furnace, ce-
ment walks. hardwood floors in living
and dining rooms, nice mantel, chan
deliers in $4,000
You could not build this house for
less than $500, leaving S40O for the lot
The lot is worth $3.50 House must
be sold Owner has to have some
money and $1,000 cash and balance
monthly payments viii handle It
\ bungalow on L street. east front
has rooms. none better in Salt Lake
Sewer connection and all assessment
paid, hot water connected with fur
mace, gas. Lot 23x7 rods, with alley II
rear Price $500. Terms, $1,000 cash
balance to suit purchaser.
Many others too numerous to men
ton.
Sal.
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FOR SALE-4-roOm new bunSaioW'
inst finished: full basement back pOICn
Ali screened: connected with sewer
nice front porch; lot 34x14S, on SIh 30,
between 18th and sth East, Just across %
the street from city school, quarter Oh
hIock from car line; $4,000 Ierns.
41ax57 FEET TO ALLEY, FACES
FAST ON LAKE ST; $3.50. CASH Ok
TERMS
Farms from 6 to so acres, from to
IN miles southeast of the city; both
improved and unimproved-
3s acres improved, in Cottonwood,
including nice 7-room brick mousse
barns, etc.
groom bungalow; $500 down, ga
per month; good lot, $4,000
BROOM new brick, s. e.; $500 down,
sos per month; $4,000.
plenty of good building lots s. e.
Lots in all parts of city. Lots on 9Th
E. near 10th So, 29x125; SOU
GUNDRY & ALDER,
5O4 Scott Bldg. 16S So. Main.
Fone Bell 4170.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

HOW ARE THESE FOR SNAPSL
on car line, and southeast;
very easy terms
60 Aoo-4-r0om new white pressed
brick, modern and southeast
only 5000 down. A clear snap.
s1 e5n-5-r0om brick, southeast, on car
line: only S200 down
GO 9o0-5room new modern Whlte
pressed brick bungalow Oh on
corner. southeast; only sSVO
down if taken quickly Al
other snap 7,+.
90 9oo--6-room brick, on 9Th East;
S20O down; worth $1,000
60 s50-5-room bungalow, modern,
southeast; any reasoHa Oie
e. Aoo-s-room modern white pressed
brick, in heart OF northeast
bench - fur
e e50-Same as above, but has 1ur-
mace. Both are snaps. ~
a6Oo-S-room modern brick, on 'lh
avenue Good terms.
We have nice selection. Come IN
A'-U r NJ. SETTLE & CO,
21S Main st. 1ho- pHo"o
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HOFFMAN BROS,
THE HOME RTTHnERS

HOFFMAN BROS,
THE HOME BUILDERS
Why go on paying rent when you can
buy a beautiful modern home within
walking distance from your place of
business2
S2,95O-A beautiful 4-room modern
pressed brick cottage on 90
East. Chandeliers, cement cell
lar, cement walks, large front
porch. screened back porch. lot
35x125 feet to alley. Terms
$500 cash, balance S25 per
month
So 5O0-A fine Groom modern pressed
brick cottage with stairway set
to finish two rooms upstairs.
beautiful mantel chandeliers,
cement cellar. cement walks,
open plumbing, full front porch.
screened back porch, lot 50x125
feet to alley Terms $500 cash,
balance $50 per month.
We Write Fire Insurance.
HOFFMAN BROS,
81 W. ID South Street.
Both Phones PA.
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SNAPS IN LOTS.

SNAPS IN LOTS.
S1250-An acre lot on State street,
just north of 14th South; very easy
terms.
SS5O-On Lincoln ave-, just south Of
10th South, facing east, size 50x157 feet
to alley.
$500 lot, S73x11O feet. on Blair
ave- half a block from car line. Easy
terms arranged.
S65O-Facing south on Brooks ave.,
we have a beautiful lot 40 feet wide.
S6O0-A lot 50x142 feet near Main
street, just below 10th South.
S925-Facing east on Lake street, in
excellent neighborhood, we have 50x157
feet.
DO YOU OWN A LOT.
If you do, we will build a house on ii
for you and arrange the payments to
suit you. Let US figure with you.
RICH & MORRIS,
THE Realty Bargainers."
No. 8 Main street. Phones 444S
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29
HARRINGTON.

HARRINGTON.
Ranch, $50 acres, suitable for cattle
or sheep, flowing stream rs acres in
Iucern; irrigation for 500 acres. Plen-
ty of range, full line of implements.
Cattle and horses go with the place.
Buildings. $40 per acre.
4-room brick. electric light sewer,
gas and toilet Lot 3AX10 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 S3,25o.
acre nice land, Groom frame house
and outbuildings; nice location; $1,000.
91-3 acres splendid land, with
shares primary water right, frame
house, rooms; stable 12x1S feet; on
car line; $1,000
80 acres south of city, between 18th
and 14th So; lays nice; $3.50 per acre
B. S HARRINGTON,
Basement Atlas Block
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

FOR SALE-5-room brick bungalow
that shows individuality, ooth IN az
enJ has buiIt-in buffet, cabinet kitchen
papei and plate, rail, beamed ceiling,
brirl noantel, fun cement basement;
rooms are large, airy and Wen a
rooged. west front: splendid view
n1.-,7ey needs cash and will sell at sac
rifice. Bell phone 52S4-K-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

ACREAGE ON CAR LINE.
acres of good land on electric car
line, close to Bountiful; good water
right; viii sell part or all or will take
city property or automobile in trade.
Car stops on the land. Will sell on
easy terms.
FARMS.
We have fine list of Utah and Ida
no farms to sell on easy terms or to
trade for city property. See us be-
fore you buy a farm and we will save
you time and money
CITY HOMES.
Groom modern house large lot, barn,
fruit trees. lawn with roses, a beauti-
full home, southeast; $4,000 cash, bal
ance like rent.
We have cheap places that can be
had for little more than rent
Don't fail to see us If you want to
sell quick.
Real Estate Exchange and Loan Com
pany, 125 Main street. Bell 1347, Ind.
656-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

WE ARE exclusive agents for sew
eral valuable sites on South Temple.
both east and west. Our choice of
pieces and low prices are enough to
make anyone interested an immediate
purchaser.
THE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT CO,
So Main Street Phones 4442.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

FOR SALE-Best buy Of the season.
We have a lot. mod. p. b. house. lot
S23xI32, good barn, on paved street,
within s blocks of P. o.; house alone
would cost $1,000 to build; good room
for cottage on side lot; get busy;
$500. Mahan Inv. Co., 273 So. W. Tenn
pie. Phones Ala.