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Bridge For Silk Stocking Club.

Bridge For Silk Stocking Club.
 Mrs. E. A. Peck entertained at bridge yesterday afternoon, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Leo H.. Peck, complimentary to the SIX Stocking Club. Five tables at bridge furnished diversion and the home was prettily decorated with white carna- tions, white chrysantehmums, au- tumn leaves and ferns. The games were very spirited in view of the handsome prizes that were offered. Mrs. Elson Hale won the club, prize, a pair of silk hose. Mrs. Finn Hut was winner of the guests award, which was a handsome hammered brass basket, filled with white car nations. In cutting for the consola- ton, al hammered brass cornucopla' was won by Mrs. Jules Borresen. The games were followed by delicious re- treatments. Among those present were Mesdames c. E.. Philpot, Clar- ence Collier, Elson Hale, w. H. Lang ford, Finn Hut, Jules Borresen, Mrs Marvin. J. N. Bookhart, Robert Trim
 ble. Oliver Galbraith, Charles Trip
 lett. IT,, J. B. Speers, Thurman Louth'
 an, J. s. Jenkins, R. l.. Lee' A. W
 scruggs, Hinton Ferguson. Leo Peck Mrs. Chase and Misses Lut!e Alexan 1or ,or,J Av1rnor TQpQ9rt.
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IDellm0n-WOlf.


 The announcement of the approach ing marriage of Miss Ethel Dellmon, daughter of Mrs. Hazel Dellmon, of No. 115 West Sixth avenue, and Will liam Cecil Wolf, a well known and popular young resident of this city. was made known yesterday. The wedding will occur at the residence of the grooms mother, Mrs. Carolin Wolf, Mo- 509 West Second avenue, Wednesday evening at o'clock, Mons: gnor J. M. Lucy officiating. The wedding will be quiet home affair and after the ceremony a reception for the immediate relatives will be held. The young people will be at home after the wedding at No. 5o9 West Second avenue.
 The announcement of the engage ment of this popular couple will be received with pleasure by their many friends. Miss Dellmon is most at tractive and accomplished young lady, whose charming disposition and lovable manners have made for her a large circle of friends. She is wide ly acquainted, having made her home here for many years. The groom to-be is we'll known young man of sterling quality. He is an expert automobile man and is one of the most popular drivers in the city. He is originally from Kentucky, but with his mother has been making his home in this city for number of years.
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$ Q eI TY

{ ffraternities and social clubs in the city. The appearance this Hme will be under the management of the Wo- mans Auxiliary and the Girls Aid, Of the Y. N. c. A. The musical aggregation includes seven people among whom are some excellent mu- s1elans and speakers. The program Will consist Of principally musical selections on various instruments and readings. The concert will begin at S:30 o'clock and the doors will be opened at 8 o'clock. This will be one of the best musical treats that Pine Bluffians have had for some time.
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For Masses Taylor and Geisreiter

Mr, and Nr0. H. F. BrauIOfu
 tertained at bridge yesterday adter- noor comn,,mentary to her niece, Miss Henrietta Taylor, and Miss Mary Geisreiter. She was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. billiard saunders. lhc affair was very lovely and highly en- ioyable. The dining room was dec orated in pink chrysanthemums and roses: thosreception hall was artist cally arranged with scarlet sage and the drawing room was profusely done
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Schubert Concert

Schubert Concert =.
 The Schubert Concert Company ol
 Chicago, will make their appearance ;r thu, city Monday afternoon, No-
 ,no- ,at the Y. M. c. A. auditor ium for the first time in several vears It is needless to compliment .n;. vel, known aggregation Of mu- s;caa and elocutionary talent, Tor on sorn,er occasions the company coin-
 o.od of nractically the same people have delighted large audiences. ins company has played here for fifteen raars previously, but their last en- a.gement was several years aso. me oemnany has played under the au. sspices of some of the hest rA.' kls9 '
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. ]!
 : BRIEF MENTION . < . $$ T.
 . 4+*4% : %+ . @44+ |

Mrs. tDal1v WlllS, or WliklnS, was a recent visitor in the city. J. T. Crawford, of Noble Lake, spent yesterday in the city transact ing business.
 Lloyd Smith left yesterday after noon for Hermitage, Ark, where he will spend some time. s,
 Gordon N Peay, a we'll known Lit tie Rock financ,er, was in the city yesterday on business.
 V. B. Alexander and w. B. Alex ander are spending B few days at Greer, the guest of J. w. Massengale J. P. Burks, editor and owner of the Hot Springs Bulletin, will spend today with his mother and other rela- tives. zAt R. A. Poole the painter, returned yesterday afternoon from Stuttgart, where he has been working on a big contract
 Deputy Prosecuting Attorney T. G Parham was at Cornerstone yester- day attending Magistrate William Richardsons court.
 G. E. Henry, who has been in the Florence Sanitar;um for several 1 weeks under treatment, has recover ed and left yesterday for his home at Leavenswortb, Kansas.
 John Toney, Brnest Whtelaw and Grover Shepherd J spent yesterday hunting Quail vest of the city. The men returned with ten birds.
 Tom Purvis, of the Martin Cotton Company, left yesterday afternoon for Memphis where he will transact business connected with the cotton firm.
 Little Miss Margaret Bum, of For. dyce, left yesterday afternoon for hel home, after visit with Mrs. John H Talbot and Mrs. H. E. Williams, ir this cty.
 John F. Rutherford, of the Citizens Light and Transit Company, IS ex' pected to return early next week from several weeks stay in Chicago ane other Northern and Eastern cities.
 E. B. Bloom, special agent for the Washington Fire Insurance Company at Seattle, Washington, has return ed from several weeks trip to Ok lahoma and Northwest Arkansas.
 Mir. and Mrs. Silas Dunn, who wer' recently married in this city, hav' returned from visit with Mrs Dunn's father at Bearden. Mis- Edith Meeks accompanied them home
 George H. Gammill who is connect ed with the Citizens Light and Tran sit Company and it's tributary com mercial organizations, has returne from a business trip to St. Louis an Campbell, Mo.
 Thurman E. McCammon, . lfeuten ant in the U. s. Army, stationed Fort Barancas, Pensacola, Florida was expected to arrive last night t attend the funeral of Mrs. Ada Me Cannon Radford. >
 Mrs. E. H. Aohnaon, wife of Dr. H. Johnson, the>aopular dentist, wS' has been in the Ffozence sanitariul for several weeks undergoing trea
 ment, is improving nicely and VI soon be able to return to her hom
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.L.A!RKIN FUNERAL
 THIS REFERENDUM

The funeral of .1saby tlarhn s@ child Of MT. and Ms. Gordon ixrhna~ who died in west- Salem. ni- s ss~ days ago. will becondaeae< sA's = ternoon at Bellwdod c=n,EiHE- &c& T. O. Owen, wiff condact sAr ssE- vices. The remS As ~1as nr''s 2. the Cotton Belt ttaan Ec II s.se o'clock. and the sservicsa vAt hs' held at the cemtsty immediately .& ter the arrival of. the train
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High School Boys Lunch.

# The Tau Phi Kappa Fraternity of the High School enjoyed a sumptous banquet last evening at the club rooms on South Olive street. Among the members in attendance were Cor don Freeman Melbourne Mccain, June Coles, John Toney, Clarence P. Knox, Ernest Whitelaw, Walter Pope, tand Earl Royse.
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-Field fence in all heights square or diamond Mesh $4.75 per 20 rods up. 80 rods light Ba' Wire s1.S5 lHeavy Bar Wire $2S5 per rod. Heavy Poultry and Robber fence 34 or , 1t Ihleh at Clevelaud-Matthews Hdw. O.
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 TO PATRONS.

On and after Monday, 7th we will not accept Laundry less than 10c as some of the people heretofore have rang up to send for laundry and we would make run of 10 or Is blocks and receive g collars 5c, as we lose money on making two trips for 5c we hope you can see the reason. .s....--,...- .-#. American-Excelsi0r Ldy Co.
 ;. 1T Ct.
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takes in the standing this morning.
 This week will give you the last chance to overcome the lead of your opponent and secure enough votes to make you winner. r Again the lead changes in district No 8 and this morning we find that Mrs. Gray takes the lead by small majority over her nearest compet'- tor,
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Moffett.CrenshaW.

News has reached the city of the approaching marriage of Miss May Craig Moffett, of Lebanon, Ky, and John Crawford Crenshaw, of Dermott, Ark The wedding is to occur in the near future and they expect to sal enme time in January for China where they will take up work ln the foreign mission fields.
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Home Mission Concert.

rhe concert given under the au-
 snices of the Home Mission socle'y }, at Carr Memorial church Friday es- ening was a great success ia'es P .,tendauce greeted those who took
 nart in the concert and the laoies III sha-.. The church was filled Musical numbers and recita''ons "o' S'3' rendered with great credit ana re { ce,yed much applause. sf
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Chester w. Taylors deputy state al- ditor, arrived last night from Lit
 tie Rock to spend Sunday here with his parents and friends. He will become chief clerk in the office of Secretary of State Barl w. Hodges January i. MT. Taylor is one of the most popular young men at the state
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"A fine stock of shot guns, rifles. hunting coats, ammunition, etc. ready for inspection. Will be glad to show them to you. Fox Brothers Hard ware Go.
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Young Ladies Guild.

The meeting of the Young Ladies Guild, which was to have been held tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Rus sel Hollis, has been postponed for an- ether week, and will be held Mon day, November A..
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Ladies Aid Society.

Mrs. D. w. Richey will entertain the Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church, tomorrow after- noon at o'clock at her home on Pine street.
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Buy "Yale and Towne" hardware for that new residence. Why use anything else when 'the best IS the |cheapest." Fox Brothers Hardware Go.
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GreeHkerr.

Mrs. A. M. Green announces the en- gagement of her daughter, Adma, to MT. w. Horace Kerr, of Corvallis, Oregon. The wedding to take place in December at the residence of MT. and Mrs. s. c. Alexander, Pine Bluff, Arkansas
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Bridge Party.

Mrs. c. H. Triplett, IT,, will en- tertain at bridge Friday afternoon, November II, at 2:30 o'clock, con- plimentary to the Silk Stocking Club.
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American WNman's League.
League

The American Woman's League will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:SO o'clock, with the president, Mrs. T. D.. Gillespie, on West Sixth avenue.
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RADFORD FUNERAL
 THIS sAFTERNOOA

{ The funeral of Mrs. Ada AeCmnr. Radford VIII be conducted 'shiS aikH~ noon at 3 o'cloH from sAe rnair resideucafoA Mrs.. E. F. MoC.znsa, No.l lf31s AltbamN street ss Reu Y c. Davidson and br. !. x- TEasss1 The funeral waseto have ben hA yesterday afternoon at I o'csoes sui was changed to wat the sz1aye1 ~ relatives.
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Race For Trips Promises to Be Interesting Until
 the Close. DOUBLES THIS WEEK Work This Week Counts Double and Now Is the Time to Redeem
 Promises Made.
DOUBLES THIS WEEK
LEADERS IN THE
 GRAPHIC CCN ! EiSIT

$ If the Graphic contest were to ! s. close today the following candi- I + dates would be entitled to the ! + trips: l. District No. 1 '
 + Mrs. Ruth Harrell Speaoer I 4 Miss Maggie Stephens 4 Miss Fannie HArdia + District No. 4 Geo. W. LOvejoy. dt Aigs HAttis A4art4a, T. k1ss Fay LsLAari. < District No. 'f Ars. \. J. Gray, 1. Miss AAuae Percy
 f Mis- Pearl Smith
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-eee Mentera end RoseaBiosM Cs- 211 1-e Main St., for best cadeAaHS - credit 2
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BUY IN MONROVh ADDITION.
O'Reilly G. Swenson, 4o2 D. +. Walker
bldg. a33i2
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a FLOOR Judge Bldg. Phones 443s.
c.rT LAKE-TEY NAME is
PROSPERITY.

az. you stopped to think think that Eaanoss,,i SAT-
" lnp.,,ng 10 population than any other
tI"Ss" " The United States? Boom and
~ "r.,neates her atmosphere every
- Hundreds OF Imposing structures
I-ns nnv going up on every hand. Great
y u.sisI Schemes which mean money for
t,,i5d ts'%body are in course. OF development.
rs,eve 81 ave OF prosperity has come. bri0g-
~ rt,h II a mighty destiny for Salt
!l. Never will there be In the history
,slz resourceful city more favorable
: e.n..srnity 10 double your investment
~ lie nresent. We have hundreds ot
~ ,,.sss PROPOSITIONS that will bear hand
=. dyldends TO the man who buys now.
! ,ou would be doubly prosperous. let
J J r. ali means, got you located at once.
.~.,obnr we are the largest and the
- exclusive business chance Office in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04

MAKE YOUR NEW YEAR HAPPY
AND PROSPEROUS BY OWNING
SOME OF THESE CHOICE SOUTH
EAST LOTS
$3.50 FMS FMS ONE ON 7TH EAST CAR
1920 EACH FOR YOUR CHOICE ON
s425 TAKES 40 FEET NEAR LIBERTY
PARK.
$3.50 AND YOU OWN 2sx7 RODS.
CLOSE TO 7TH EAST AND 10TH
$500 IS ALL 1T TAKES FOR 58x144
FEET ON 2ND EAST.
$500 FOR so FIT. ON CLARKE ST.,
CLOSE TO CAR.
$3.50 GETS ANOTHER 80 FT., NEAR
NINTH EAST CAR.
$3.50 EVEN MONEY FOR 3xs RODS
5000 LARGE CORNER ON STATE
AgoTT A6H2TiT AN ACRE. FRONTING
soOo-oN 9TH SOUTH, 2sx7 RODS.
s900-THAT'S ALL FOR 2bx20 RODS
ON 18TH EAST.
slo0O-ON 5TH EAST. exlO RODS
slooo-JUST 1-3xl3 RODS, NEAR 3RD
sl1oo-FoR 2sx7s ON 9TH SOUTH
$l060 BUYS 3xSh RODS, CLOSE TO LIB
ERTY PARK.
$1ooO-A DANDY ON STH EAST. NEAR
9TH SOUTH,
s1loo TAKES 2axS RODS ON 9TH EAST.
$130O-PRETTY VIEW LOT ON 10TH
EAST; CLOSE IN.
AND MANY OTHERS. SEE ME-.
CAN SUIT YOU.
A. C. SADLER. 126 MAIN ST.
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a CIGAR STORE.

Eopcrly bought and properly located,
! ~ ~, when we give you the bill OF sale
nS great little business. Fine stock
ataEs-snd large card room in rear.
"a "a si5 per month, Don't know just
= ~ much cash days run nets, but we
Know Its enough on which TO live a
luxury Price. including every
~. about $500. The Lewis-Lowe Co.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

UNDER OUR PLAN YOU CAN OWN
home by making a small cash payment
ments--like rent
:. THE FINE RESIDENCE PROPERTY
listed peiow may be purchased from us or
rom any hrst-class real estate dealer In
the city
ON TENTH AVENUE BETWEEN E
ana streets, five and six room modern
nunsaiows no two alike. complete plumb
$4,000 ''e' ''' -''''uee' ff'eo SS0Vo TO
CORNER NINTH AVENUE AND c
streets, four two-story pressed brick
houses, modern plumbing. hot water heat
gas ssS and electric lights. Prices $500 10
NORTHWEST CORNER SEVENTH
avenue and M street. seven-room two
story pressed brick. stone foundation
porch modern plumbing and furnace. Lot
S's feet ny l8O feet Price $3.50.
NO. 500 NINTH AVENUE. SIX-ROOM
pressed brick, stone foundation bungalow
mission finish. mission fireplace in living
room, large front veranda, screened back
porch, modern plumbing and furnace. Lot
2tNT rods. Price s4750.
NO. 3il TENTH AVENUE. SX-RooM
pressed brick bungalow Ono short block
from new Ninth avenue car line. Large
BATHROOM, cabinet kitchen, gas and cleo
trio lights Large front veranda. cement
steps. cement cellar, screened back porch.
Price $500.
HAMILTON PLACE BUNGALOWS.
nine sold this season. between state and
Second East north from Sixth South.
f1ve-room modern bungalows with every
convenience, Prices $3.50 TO $4,000.
SALT LAKE SECURITY e TRUST co.
80 Up. Main st, Phones: Bell Ex. SO.
Ind. 1i2.
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NO PLACE LIKE HOME.

"A you will appreciate the old adace
,,7 when you sec this 26-room hotel
] the sunny cline OF Price, Utah-the
f7e Of peace and plenty, This hotel has
I. hrse dining room in connection, and
! tolng splendid business Rates are
J 70 sg.5O per day Furnace heat and
rsem. Net Income Is $500, rent Is $3.50
= month. Price now is $3.50. on terms.
u Lewis Lowe Co. Judge Bldg,
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
WALKER BROTHERS,
FARM SPECIALISTS"
Farm and City Property Exchanged.
200 Main Street, Second Floor
Bell l20l, Ind l24d

pRosPEKIfTSY fS AN6 l5 A3WkiEffh h3Vish TiE 1No 70
CEESSTQR ", CoRkECTLY. THE ONLY
TTRREGERY TRGF YoH Il kiGH4 RTAH PEEpHkER 5N HkF
YESTMENTs. ANY SIZE TRACT.
FROM 4 CITY LOT Up 10 HUNDREDS
Q OF "a ACRES AND SECTIONS; ANY 10.
REGION. 4 FEW PLACES ARE HERE
. acres OF first-class truck garden soil
at Bounuful. two flowing wells, and
primary water right 4-room house and
water In the same. outbuidings brick
walks, lawns and trees
acres at Bountiful on the Bamberger
road can't be beat for fruit and early
gardening, shares OF water. worth $500.
$50 PER ACRE.
Big Cottonwood, with primary water
right, so acres under cultivation In grain
and alfalfa. The whole tract is under
fence. with cross fence for pasturing; g.
room frame house, cellar with spring fiow
Ing through II; wagon and machine sheds.
stable, etc, Plenty OF shade trees and
small orchard Of fruit trees, 4 number
Of fresh-water springs rise on the place.
$500 PER ACRE.
state, about 10 miles 8. c. OF Salt Lake
City. All under cultivation and yields
abundantly. Primary water right, 3
springs are developed on the place a
barn, sheds and poultry runs. orchard and
fine large garden. 3600 asparagus sets
See the place and form your own opinion
$4,000.
A perfect farm of 20 acres, II miles
choicest sandy loan, and every foot of
the place is very fertile and Will grow
any kind OF crops in abundance. Good
other outbulldlngs. Plenty Of water for
all purposes. Average 900 bushels OF po-
tatocs. 60 bushels OF wheat.
s125 PER ACRE.
so acres of choice land, 81 miles south
OF Logan; $4,000 worth OF Improvements
free. 80 shares Of water, which Is more
than is needed for the place, THIS soil
Will produce, per acre, 6 tons OF alfalfa.
l1O bu. of oats. 80 bu. OF wheat, 30 bu. of
sugar bcets, and 1t WIN produce Jonathan
apples OF first class variety. Only ID
miles from sugar factory and mile TO
o, S, l.. track.
$50 PER ACRE.
240 acres OF choice fruit land in Davis
Co. In tracts to suit purchaser,
S12 PER ACRE,
1900 acres OF choice land on Blue creek,
Box Elder Co.; good sheep ranch; r. r,
station 10 miles.
Summer and suburban Homes, Fruit
Farms. Dairy Farms, Poultry Farms. All
kinds of Farms, Large Ranches and Arid
Land Also City Property.
II you wish to sell, list your property
with us.
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NEAR THE sKYsCRAPERs

N fine rooms, and TO reside there Is
z7a, because It's furnace heat: every
heE splck and span. Rent is s4S per
sah Yours on payment OF $500.
h1nce, S400, on snort installments. A
~ Ilitle home. indeed. The Lewis Lowe
", Judge Bldg.
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IS LARGE. LIGHT ROOMS.

Isl on the market. Chock full OF good
ss5ls. Does gross monthly business of
lB: rent Is only S1+S, including steam
.st and good lease. You can be the
~! posscssor for s350O, $1,000 down and
shrce easy, The Lewis-Lowe Co.. Judge
~
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OUR SPECIALITY IS ACREAGE,

OUR SPECIALITY IS ACREAGE,
q ACRES
East OF pen on goth East St. a beautiful
tract suitable for subdivision; only $500
per acre.
6! ACRES
Southeast bench suitable for suburban
home and fruit raising; $4,000 for the
tract
l3 ACRES
Fine land. within walking distance West
minister college suitable for subdivision.
We believe this tract will sell for $1,000
per acre within six months. You can
double your money right now by plating
the tract. Our client offers this. for
few days only. ut $G25 per acre.
Many other In - ard small tracts.
WAREHOUSE SITE.
S2i feet by $50 feet, within one block OF
the O. S l.. depot can be reached by
all the railroads IT'S bargain at $4,000
~ East LIST South ST. dil3
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HoUsToNs THE HOUsERs.

OUR CLIENTS ARE OUR
BEST ADVERTISERS: THEY
HAVE ALL MADE MONEY BY
TAKING ADVANTAGE OF
OUR LONG EXPERIENCE IN
THE REAL ESTATE BUSI-
NESS. START THE NEW
YEAR BY BUYING REAL
ESTATE. LET US SUBMIT
SOME OF THE PROPERTIES
WHICH WE KNOW WILL
MAKE MONEY FOR THE
BUYEYRS, THERE Is MOTH
ING TOO LARGE OR TOO
SMALL IN REAL ESTATE
FOR Us TO HANDLE.
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uvRoppAN HoTEL-9o ROOMS.

LATED In the heart of business center,
- three years; rent is 5000. positive
,fe cheapest rent In this beautiful
T. nrlce Is $4,000. $500 cash and bal
~, ~ On low monthly payments. Un-
i,rs CO.. Judge Bldg.
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a MERCANTILE BUSINESS

s.,Ia. ~ busy town OF Morgan, where
l's,.ns lins mountain streams nllngIe with
=. ,he A, air, This concern has only
=, s.sstaolished 3 years and now does
rceH Hlhan $4,000, Shall be pleased TO
~ Is ~ details The LewIs-Lowe Co,
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A COUPLE

" Six rooms Of fine furniture at a won
s'ra,y low figure, We know he WILL
"a When he sees this. II love my wife,
% you furniture" The Lewis-Lowc
A Judge Bldg.
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Mo APARTMENT HOUSE AT $4,000,

Ey large, well furnished rooms, State
rrss location and a good lease. hot and
"A water; steam heat; can get terms
4 s.cAssary. A proposition of unusual
MI. the Lewis-Lowe Co.. Judge Bldg.
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10 ROOMS
pal location

lal location. Everything modern and
+. 3-year lease; rent is $500 per
rnth; sli3G will handle, II you want this
pris. The Lewis Lowe Co, Judge Bldg.
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GROCERY STORE

HtIntr well established business. Daily
n. Ia osIe are $50 90. Good location. The
"a, onIy sl5,o0 per month. on a i've
lasr ~ III health compels present
E;W uIiy I sacrifice at invoice. About
NE ia ia. handle. The Lewis-Lowe Co,
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YOU SALOON MEN

saD nsn nsto 70 get In to the business on
"a, sspital should call and see us.
,atIor ana everything at invoice, Good
krs.I and doing an Al trade. The
"'-owe Co.. Judge Bldg
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II DANDY ROOMS

nj, - ma Main street; just the thing for
s<t fu,nfo rmo wish to be independent Low
|n a, as,'niture and carpets new. A little
NJ Tn sIur own figure. What's your
' AeWls-Lowe Co, Judge Bldg.
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"a ELEGANT ROOMS. $4,000.

yssn In every sense OF the term. Large
IA building. rent 1925 monthly. We
r.h &c awfully glad 10 have you look
~ this, as It's dandy. The Lewis
Ike Co. Judge Bldg
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TON MooRE's PYILosopHY

%n was, ''As we journey through
- - et us live by the way" You will
re uhan live u you own this busy res
sr,s, r,t. you VIII get fat. Does an ex-
s,saa. business, and the price is less than
,-s.naole; = Main street location. rent s55
a''htn- The LewisLowe Co. Judge