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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
A Common Cold.

We claim if catching cold could be
avoided some of the most dangerous
and fatal diseases would never be
heard of. a cold often forms a culture
bed for germs of infectious diseases
Consumption. pneumonia, diphtheria
and scarlet fever, four Of the most
dangerous and fatal diseases, are Of
this class The culture bed formed by
the cold favors the development of the
germs Of these diseases, that would not
otherwise find lodgment, There is lit
tie danger, however. of any of these
diseases being contracted when a good
cxpcctorant cough medicine like Cham
bcrlain IS Cough Remedy is used. II
cleans out these culture beds that ia
vor the development Of the germs Of
these diseases. That is why this
remedy has proved so universally sue.
cessful in preventing pneumonia. 1t
not only cures your cold quickly, but
minimizes the risk of contracting these
dangerous diseases. For salo by all
druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
WHEAT ON LADDER,
WITH STRONG CLOSE
Steady Advance, Followed by
Sharp Gain Just Before
End of Session.

CHICAGO. Feb. le.-Wheat capped Il
steady advance with sharp gain OF 1c
in the last hfteen minutes OF trading.
closing 1sc to 2c up. Corn was also
strong, with less spectacular activity. and
oats kept frm front throughout the
day. Provisions worked up to strong
finish.
Prices in wheat early took an upward
trend. Shortly before tho close a sharp
advance OF 1c in tho price OF May de-
livery was caused by the purchase OF
more than l,000,0o0 bushels by an IT.
nuential concern. The upward move
ment carried prices generally from lec
To 24c up. May went from slice TO
$l1is The close was strong, with May
at $l13s@l.1ia. &c higher.
a good demand for corn kept the
prices strong futures advancing gcncr-
ally from &c to Ic. May prices went up
from 61lc to 6S2c. The close was strong
al nearly the high point. with May at
6S@6s4c. &C. higher
Oats exhibited less. strength than the
other grains. Fluctuations kept within
narrow limits, ranging from tc 10 &c.
MAY went up from Are 10 iSlc.
The other futures made less ad-
vance The close was firm, with May
Ac UP. al iSkNiSlc.
In provisions prices advanced sener-
ally from 175c TO 37ic.
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MARKET FOR METALS
IS GENERALLY WEAK
English Iron Shows Strength;
NO Marked Changes From
Tuesdays Prices.
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET
! ...;....

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-The market for
standard copper on the New York Metal
exchange was weak today with spot and
all deliveries M TO the end Of May quot p
cd at sl2.SIAM 1900. The London market
was easy and shade lower, with spot
closing at G5S 1Ss Cd and futures at ESQ
l6s Sd. Local dealers quote lake conner
at S1$.s2A@13S7l; electrolytic at s1337S
ni5o2l, and casting at Sl3.12s@13.STt
european statistics as cabled to the New
York Metal exchange Indicate an Increase
IN stocks and the amount afoat for The
last fortnight OF $3.50 tons Arrivals OF
no exports were reported.
Tin was weak. with spot quoted at
S$S. .Oo@&3.30: February. s327b@32 90 (.
March. April and May. s32. .65@32 T5 The
London market was weak and a little
lower with spot closing at G150 lis and
futures al Gl52 los.
Lead was weak with spot quoted at
Si'5OW ioo New York and at S4.30M4. 40
East 81. Louis. The London market
was unchanged. s13 Is Sd
Spelter was weak. with spot quoted at
S5.40N5.5o and S5.22A@5.32s East ST
Louis The London market was un-
changed at G23.
The English iron market was higher at
and unsettled, owing TO reports OF sales
at concessions No. / foundry northern,
$lS.5oUlS.7i; No. 9 at S1S.25@lS.50, No. l
southern and No. l southern soft. $3.50
nlS.I5.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Feb. 16.-Cattlc-R Receipts
estimated at 900; market strong 10 10c
higher; beeves, $i.i56DiS5; Texas steers
si.l0M5.90. western steers. Sd2506. 10;
stockers and feeders, S3.2O@5.55; cows
and heifers. S2.30@5.0S: calves, $1,000
9.25,
market 5c lower; light. SS.65@9.10;
mixed. SS65T9.15; heavy, Ss.7oM9.l7A
rough. sS.70@S.sj; good TO choice heavy,
SSS5@9.lH: pigs, $7.75GS.S5i bulk OF
sales, $9.0O@91O.
Sheep-Recelpts. estimated at $4,000
market steady. native. Sa.5o@66s5; west
ern, Sf.T5N7.00: yearlngs. S7.i0ms.6Oi
ma.00
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Omaha.

OMAHA Feb 16.-Cattlc-Receipts,
$500 market l0ml5c higher; native steers,
81 soar. 90: cows and heifcrs. So .50G5.50:
western steers, So .32ld al 90; cows and
heifers. 81. 75m4.75; Gamers. So .b0@S 20:
stockcrs and feeders. 50 .0O@5,7o; calves.
$6 00@S.26
Hogs-Recelpts. 5000; market steady:
heavy. SS.756DS. .9O mixed. $S.70IS so;
light. IS B0@S.S0; pigs. 81 00@7.75; bulk
OF sales. SS.I0NS.S so.
Sheep-Recclpts, 1000: market loG l5c
higher yearlings. 81 .00mS. 90; wethcrs.
ss 75@7 60; ewes. 50 75@6 80; lambs. $3.50
az 90
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 16.-Cattlc-Re-
ceipts, 1000; market 10c higher native
al 90; stockers and feeders. So. So@5 80;
bulls. S3,I5@5.2S: calves. 81 50M9 90;
western steers, s. 5.0096 so; western cows:
IS G0@5.25.
bulk OF sales. IS 60@S. 30; heavy. SIS. S5@
.95: packers and butchers. S.65@S 80;
light. IS 5560S so. pigs. 81. 25GDS. 90.
muttons 50 O0@675: lambs, 81 7.5o@S. -;
fed western wethers and ycarliugs. $3.50
as 10; fed western ewes, So 00@6.50
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NEW YORK, Feb. 1s,mFIouT; s,odo RoceInts, mTm,y
o. 40 barrels; shipment 20 barrels -
VII iWSfResfIspot drm; No; 2 red 5 SlJo
sales elevator domestic ,1,s and SIP ia H15n' non
nal fob. anoat; NO J Du,uln an" agoai M Z"
hard Thc wlptfp 1pIGn mari market Was nrmsr on coy,
orinr by shorts and good commission
house buying. Influenced by moTe NOR ot col6 ibc
Crap 'r",,''S on Smaller receipts and Arm casn
nSE mSTlets @ At the close prices es.d TGre sIgIs
isGl9c net advance Mag loE bnehcls TnefTd S: s6jp
July. $l.l2i. Receipts aao' o''s'e''' ''''
mcnta 5000 bushels.
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Now York Produce.

>-u-,v Work. Feb. 16.-Butter irm on
az, - r,dcs. creamcyy specials 10 extras
SP ssp third to 252se stsss aIIrs rsi
common to %cssi saic %essarn a%2Ss pfS faciory I'll
~ ~ Sp',S, western imitation creamery 2i~
Csc. ,.,d
I:rrs steady unclaug"o'
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Eyaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK, Feb l6.-Evaporated
apples unchanged: spot. fancy. lo3m lie;
choice. 9@9le; prime, 6J@7c; common to
fair. 6M6sc.
Pruncs steady: California up TO 30
i0s 2Sm9lc; Oregons. 6H9c.
Apricots firm on the small offerings
from the coast: choice lli@ll9c; extra
choice. 11t@123c; fancy. l2t@l33c..
extra choice I@7lc; fancy, 73@Sc.
Raislns quiet: loose muscatcl, i@59c;
choice seeded. 5m5sc; scedlcss, 3l@ iSc;
Inlndnn laNcrS. Sl.lnNIl. %.
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st. joseph.
Spccial 10 The Tribune.

sDttIdl ~ i Alt IlbhI't
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH. Mo. Feb 16.-
Cattlc-Rcceipts. 1000. Market. strong
Toe higher Natives. Sj.25m7.25; Texas
and westerns. S6.00M6.75: cows and heif-
ers. s5.O066o0 bulls and stays s3.5Om
$50; veals $4.00MS.75: ycarlnGs and
calves. SG.250i.75; stockers and feeders,
S3.5Oa5.6o.
Shecp-Receipts, 1000 Market. steady.
Lambs, SS.5OmS.9o; ycarlings. $1,000 10;
wethers, S6.O0mIlO; ewes, $5,5oN650.
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GRAIN STATISTICS.

Total clearanccs Of wheat and hour
were equal 10 1dS 600 bushels. Primary
receipts were 5SS. 600 bushels, compared
with 4i9 600 bushels tho corresponding day
n wear ago. Estimated receipts for to-
morrow: Wheat. S cars corn, 20 cars
oats So cars; hogs. % 900 head.
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RANGE or TnE LEAD1NG FUTURES.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as lolo"s: flour,
firm: No rye. S0@S1c. feed or mixing
barley. 6am6Stc: fair TO choice mating
6a6 73c: No / southwestern 6aX seed
SOS: No. | northwestern. S2.1S; timothy
seed. S4.05; clover. $1,000: mess pork pei
barrel $22. .62A @23.T5: lard. per 100 pounds
S12T2IM12.75: short ribs. sides Uoosc)
slISTtm12.37t; short clear sides tboNedl,
{
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New York Sugar.

v- vopK Feb l6.--Sugsr-Ra"
M, ~ -ool,,do SO test 3s4c; cen'rliu1,
gap gaT sc 5 ~; ,cst, l.1ic; moIasses sugar 'S'
Refined quiet: crushed. o's'c' s'uloi"''
ed, 5.l5c: powdered, o.29c'
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Dairy Produce.

CHICAGO. Feb. 16.-Buttor steady;
Creamerles. 25@2Sc; dairics, 2imc5c
EGGS firm receipts. 6l94. at mark.
cases included. 1T@23c; iirsts, 24c, prime
Cirsts One.
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Bullion Movement,

LONDON, Feb. 16.-Bullion amounting
10 sfI 900 was taken into tho Bank OF
England today on balance.
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st. Louis Wool.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 16.-Wool unchanged
m mpdium grades combing and clothing,
2I0 29c, light fine. 22@27c; heavy fine,
Iom2lC: tub washed 25m3Ic.
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d FEATURE
MARKET
.sy This One Active
little Remains Tor
The Day.
rRD STATES STEEL,
fEADEK. EoLlr PED
LIZ Explanation of
Reial and Unantici-
.Isd Activity.

reb. i6.-Subtract the
alag from today's stock
ID a meager aggregate
even United states Steel
,,,dcr OF the market for
ras completely oversha-
!. deycloped to explain the
.nent beyond the revival
I ,nvstcry," as II is known
'anal element in the opera
This mystery" has TO
opposed concealed assets
',s in the present move
IA company will be Obliged
"a nnder the terms of the
<nrnr tax law which VIII
,oncealed assets.
r%ferred stock was marked
,foun 10 the supposed eX-
rmmon and first preferred
4rIJege was provided when
s,-ed privilege made that
,aahle than either the sec
IS rommon stock, and when
u the common stock for
;dend payments were prob
.haf inc exchange Of hail
nrefcrred into common
,,sscnt a financial advan :
.T,nany. The purpose OF
~ now, with the common
she larger dividend than
a stock. is not clear.
weak I'm the morning
~ with the extension OF
6s,dIng. was dra Gging and
clncks OF minor Importance
s3,4Dces but the market
"a until the last half hour
<ns a strong recovery In
rn exchange, ia spite OF a
nriyate discount rate in
-aniIon for the coming pay
= Sofk City bonds held i'll
facirr in exchange.
.-rd'i 10 the days discussion
srras, In the European Nisi-
oorrer shown by the fort
I1,c.lfn oil statistics today.
,nisrrlals moved sluggishly
N lksows light on the fail
E.orsble American copper
|shsd last week 10 help
"a The price of the metal
ard IN London today,
Iregular, Total sales tpar
Ia and the Is coupon ad-
'snl on call.
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1EulY Statement.

Nv York Money.
Feb. is.-Closc:
nule paper. 4l@5 per cent.
aug lirm. with actual bus
IN bills al ELs6.30Mi.SG.iO
'''h and at si.S6.5O for de-
,Slll'' stsS5@lS1l.
'zn. iic.
pohoa hrm. Railroad
~ y Easy at 2iG3 per cent:
'loslus bid, "a; offered. 3
IScy and dull; sixty DAYS.
IVY days, 81; six months,
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/ York Bonds.

1901, Int Met 4is .... S2l
1901 Int Mer Ma 4as. 6S
.io2i Japan lis .. 80. 92i
LOCI do AS -. e. 95I
I. llll Kan { So lst IS 13i
.liillL Share deb Is. 3ih
q. SELL & y Uni Is E. 9Sq
.l0lEM * & T lst is 9Sg
iz.p2i do gen iis 80. S9l
- SO No Pac Is .... Sl2
.i0iilN RR of NJ AS, 30
~. sesN Y c gen 35s. 90l
lp0ii do deb is .... 251
s. Ills NY MI e II 6s.l3il
LII Nor & w cv Is. 1854
j. 30 Nor Pec is ..,i00l
a. eel do IS 80. 49, I13
y. $40 s l. III is 80. 9iS
soiiPcnn cv Sis. 1915. 81
$50 do con Is .,..l04S
l06s Read gen Is 80. 999
q ssl ST l. & ) F fs is S39
Al2is do gen 5s 49,. $50
,iO2SIS l. S w con is I9l
Jos 90 1st : As 90. %
b. II Sea 4 Line IS .. So
~. sss South Pac { Is. 93A
ssl do cv Is .l02s
fS do lst r is... 95.
10 dl South Ry 5s .,..l0Sg
sos DO gen IS co.,, 19s
..ss0 Union Pac As ,.l0ia
M 2 do cv is .....l0gl
Hs ssi do lst & I IS. 9TE
isleetU S Rubber Us ..l0S
... IS I S st Ind IS. los
-,-,, y Va Caro- Ch 5s. 81.
-, idi Wabash LIST IS. .1lii
>.- sls do & cX Is. 73i
--,, lsl West Nd is 49,. 81.
,- lG West III cv 5s.. 90
f'' q Wis Cent As 49,. 9ig
r.l% Mo Pac cY 5s,. %
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SPECIAL pair
So flexible soles
shoes and clean lines of women So
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SPECIAL NO 4We hg
discount
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New York Flour and Grain.

Total sales for the day, 10000 shares
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SPECIAL NO 6We
complete $3.50
in all
splendid selling
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SPECIAL NO FOR MEN-Being complete
models just fresh from the
o This consider best value really paying
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SPECIAL NO 7S335
best and
by
the pair rextra at
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GROOM HOUSE WITH FINE
p5one 43oS-Red. dl376
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Bird Floor Judge Bldg. Phones A:
MIDwEEK SPECIALS.
.IIrST sGn0 Enp 10 pnoA1s

JUST 5000 FOR IL ROOMS.
a good living assured you on the above
cash investment. This place is all arranged
IN housekeeping suites. And full TO the
Drin at all times. Ideal location. See
this today. The wis-Lowe Co.. Judge
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A LIVE RIisTI.ER WANTED

LIVE RUSTLER WANTED
To Invest $1,000 cash in one OF the best
paying agency propositions that has ever
come into our office. The present owner
can actually prove beyond doubt where
he has cleared over $500 per month ever
since he opened. It's a case OF a sick
wife In New York that places this bo-
nanza on the market; 5000 cash win give
you possession, The Lewis-Lowe Co.
Judge Bldg
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syu0o-72x165 feet on Ord East near 1st
South. A dandy fiat site.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
-~~-~-~~~-~~~>~~~-~>~-~~>~
MEEKs & MCCARTNEY,
R.u ,s35 2lo-2l1 Boston Bldg. ~,
s9o0o-72x1s5 feet on 3rd East near 1st
y South. dandy fiat site.
s57ooC57xis5 on lst West near 3rd
$125-Corner on Main st. S2s IT.; paving
and sewer paid. Easy terms.
$2e5o-9x9a on 5th East near 4th South;
races east Fine for fiat or ter
s2s5o-3sx1o on 9th South and 4th East
ooon.six:- apartment flat on South
Temple. close in; pays IL per cent
per cent; worth $4,000.
Sl5oo-2ax1o; faces south on 7th ave.
Sl1oo-2hxS and right OF way on 9Th ave.
S3ooo--Three building lots on corner on
s1ooo--2.x7 on H street near 9th ave. !:
faces east.
s75o-Fine lot on Sth So near 9th East:
sewer and sidewalk paid; faces
S2l5o-7Splendid new 4-room bungalow on
kensington ave; 50xl05sft. lot,
bathroom. pantry, closet.
s425o-New 5-room modern brick on ]
ST.; furnace. basement. etc,
S1S.000-Red sandstone house Of l8 rooms
elegant corner on p ST.; one OF
the finest homes In town
ss0o-Pair Of lots on Bryan ave.
S5O0-Pair Of lots on Wayne ave., near
Logan ave. and 18th East.
University Heights-only few left-S10
cash, 80 per mo-: east bench.
c. c. Fabian. Mgr. Insurance Dept.
MEEKS C MCCARTNEY,
G. r. Yearsley Associated,
2l0-21l Boston Bldg.
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rsou FIRST FLOOR; BEST
M on MAN b21S5
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1S-ROOM HOUSES ARE SCARCE
AT any price, Just listed this nicely fur
nished place on lst South Two years
lease at $40 per mo. Furnace heat, and
thoroughly modern throughout. It's real
ly good buy at S1400, The Lewis Lowe
Co.. Judge Bldg.
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-,N sToRERooMS, PLATE
[0Dfiin' bullding just being COM
|fonsr md South and State. Ap,
co5ne,b o5fqe,mes' Knutsford hotel afo4
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STATE LAW REPORTERS

STATE LAW REPORTERS
THE STATE LAW REPORTERS. LES
lie i. Akcr. Mgr. Expert Stenogra phy
and typcwrsiinS. 9O9 Boston Bldg. Bell
lots. c27S
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KELLY & MONTROSE.
40 Mccormick Blk.

II you are in the market for rooming
or boarding house. SEE US BEFORE
you buy.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
THE LEwIs-LowE COMPANY.

THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS
OFFICE IN THE STATE OF
UTAH.
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wANTED-SALGSMEN

RELIABLE MAN IN EVERY TOWN TO
handle our line Of tailoring for. spring
nnd summer 1910: the largest and hnest
ever shown: 400 samples from $40 10 $50:
work nanship and tit guaranteed, Mcr-
chants and solicitors handling tailoring
will find II to their interest TO write at
once Tor exclusive territory. The City
Tailors, finest clothes to measure. Chi
cago, III. ellSS
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HERE is A REAL MONEY MAKER;
Nine rooins furn. almost new best
location. every room full, rent $50. $500
cash will take this one
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CHEMISTS AND AssAYERs

BIRD COWAN CO..
100 So. ". Tcmrle Bell Phone 41ll
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WE HAVE IMITATORS, BUT NO
RIVALS.
THE LEWIS-LOWE COMPANY.
JUDGE BLDG.
ooeoo
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EVERY SIGN
Points to advancing values In Salt Lake
City. Property here Is selling lower now
than II ever VIII again. II you want
safe. growing proposition. put your capl-
tai at work
Some dirt that's dirt cheap"
$500.
A 7~room strictly modern and up-to-
date residence. In ilrst-class condition.
II must be seen to be appreciated Lo-
reduced to the above for a quick sale.
Lot we'll improved and surroundings the
best.
For l5x2o rods and 5-room house, To-
West Owner leaving city and conse-
quently the low price.
$3.50.
A cheap lot on 10th ave.
$500.
IT.: bath. lights, water. barn, chicken
coops. etc One of the cheapest homes
for sale near 7th East and 9th South.
Very good terms can be had.
$1,000.
tage, with good flowing we'll. on 9Th
West. near 3rd North. Terms. one-half
cash.
50x120 feet and 5-room frame cot
l1th East Terms. $500 cash. bal. to
suit.
5Ox1l5 n. 20 alley. south front, on End
ave; all assessments paid.
Fire often makes rich man today
poor man tomorrow.
The best kind Of fire Insurance at my
office.
A RICHTER. 10 WEST 1ST SOUTH ST.
Phones 6il. e2l91
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COAL AND KINDLING

E. +, DEAL, COAL, BLOCK WOOD
andskndling. 1i2 II. 3d So. Both phones.
gSG1
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.ropERN; sTH So. BE-
zen and 9Th East; s2f.o0. Littie
M To. ] w. End So. clols
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MEEKS & MCCARTNEY,
2l0-211 Boston Bldg.
Bell 2622. Ind. e92.
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HOUSE IN TERRACE. 9os
Gale ST. Ind. 1854. d40o4
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Room MODERN BRICK. HOT
heat. close In. Apply 226 n, End
Fan 622-K. esOS
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PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, OPP. CAR
parns. 6SU h 9th South. d2531
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
SUBDIVISION.

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
SUBDIVISION.
Nowhere in Salt Lake valley Is there
SO beautiful view as in University
Heights.
Overlooking the valley. the business
district, the fort and the mountainss
University OF Utah-one- half mile north
OF Westminster Presbyterian college,
Right on the brow OF the east bench.
Just below Tenth South. City water 18th
and 18th East. Cement sidewalks now in
TO 18th East.
Where you get the cool canyon breezes;
Where there Is no smoke.
The Ideal residence section Of Salt
The safest place for an investment
The 18th East 1Oo-foot boulevard
passes through the center Of this tract,
Large deep lots with alleyways In rear.
LOW PRICEs-EAsY TERMS.
Our automobile is at your service. A
few OF these LOTS will make you inde-
pendent. City water.
MEEKS g MCCARTNEY,
Owners,
210 and 21l Boston Bldg.
Bell Phone 2622 Ind 992.
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ACCORDION PLEATING
SHOE REPAIRING
HAIR SPECIALISTS
STORAGE AND SHIPPING

WE SHIP IL II. GOODS TO ANY PART
of United States. cut rates, Kimball Van
and Storage Co, 10 W. lst So m9669
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---,, IN SUITE OF FRONT
/. Inquire as2 D. r. Walker bad1s bldE;
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MODERN FLATS; $3.50.
q INV. Co. 66 w. 3rd South.
70 ~ c1S1a
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BUILDING LOANS. FREE BOOKLET
OF plans. Salt Lake Security and Trust
Co, 81 Up Main. bl902
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING co. SOL so
State. BELL phone 5235. Ind. 49, d22l0
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MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
real estate. Partridge. 1872 Judge bldg,
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RESTAU URANT MAN GUILTY OF TAX
ING
MONEY in punches. But his wife re-
joices, He can't help it. the money just
comes his way In this cheerful State
street cafe. Hundreds OF hungry clerks
and business men are fed here daily
Good lease, and all the business you
want See 1t today. The Lewis-Lowe
Co. Judge ElAE
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'-s-r.- r.-MODERN GROOM COT
"A Delaware avenue, between Isl
;fsst Sd So. Bell 2O2t-A. dl3oo
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a r,uo NICE STORE ROOMS
II Grand theater; fine base
ny o. S Holmes. knutsford;
Apply " bl355
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S5700-57x165 on 1st West near 3rd
South.
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! 7s-RooM APARTMENT IN
|;,h apartments. Call Bell 5072.
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Nowhere in Salt Lake valley Is there
SO beautiful view as In University
Heights.
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FULL COURSE BY MAIL: So. PRI-
vate lessons daily. No books 10 buy.
Seven" Inst; % Mercantile blk, e@l3
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SlZo-Corner on Main st, S2b IT.; paving
and sewer paid, Easy terms.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED.

TWO NICE UNFURNISHED ROOMS. A
w. 1st No. eo2sS
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I -oo,s TRIBUNE BUILDING
E1oSSiId E SIdr. Inquire F. J. West.
eIH'1 e4I1He'rald bldg mSo
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$780, $1,000. $500 OR MORE TO LOAN,
per cent, Meeks &c Mccartney, 2l0
and 21l Boston building a343