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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-01-13
For Government Control.

exceeds the business dOnc In nnN one
state. This fact will Justify tho fed
Cral government In granting a federal
charter to such combination To make
and sell IN interstate ana foreign COM
ucrCp the products ~ useful manufac-
ture under such limitations as will Sc
cure compliance with the antitrust
law II "a possible So to frame a statute
that while It offers protection to u fed
eral company against harmful veNatlous
and unnecessary invasion by the states,
II shall subject II to reasonable taxation
and control by the states with respect to
its purely local business.
MANY people conducting great bust
nesses have cherished a hope and n be-
lief that In some way or other n line
may he drawn between good trusts and
bad trusts and that It IL possible by
amendment to the antitrust law to make
n distinction under which good Combinn-
tious may he permitted to organize. sup
press competition. control prices, and do
II all legally II only they do not abuse
the power hv taking too great profit out
OF the business They point with force to
cortnin notorious trusts as having grown
into power through criminal methods by
the use Of Illegal rebates and plain chent-
ing. and bv various acts utterly vlolHtivc
Of business honesty or morality, and urge
tho establishment ~ some legal line Of
separation by which criminal trusts OF
this Kind car be punished. and they. on
the other hand. he permitted under the
law to carry on their business. Now
the public, ana especially the business
public. ought 70 rid themselves " the
idea that such distinction IS pract!c-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPER ~ FmR SALE
W. H. GATES
Room 81 New York Life Bldg.
PEnra nnurLas 1.4-.

Room 81 New York Life Bldg.
Phone Douglas 1924.
S-.458-Fl7eroom cottage. east
front lot 4axL-I. On zSth. near Pratt
s. n67-Ftve-r-om cottage. with
bath and gas. east front On ISch. near
Bur-ar-e nice l--rle home
s. 351-F5va--C cottage. modern
=Zren- furnace, east front lcr 33xI47.
very 1ear home place most new. close
E51-Siz-room cottage. modern
except furnace. neH- 16tn and Yates.
ncw renting a. $3.50. paved street.
s. 45a--NeE 1ve-roCm cottage veil
5ulr. -padv-tc-m -move-il-c, ar 5A1g
PARKER lot 31Ll27.
82-511-F5va- room. modem house
most new. near 34-h and Seward.
fH7-SiE-rCo- house, vacant.
owner lstr the ci-T- modern Except
fl -nace- east front lot 41E-25. slL5
Nc--h 18th
S3-28a-Seven.r room modern house
WIKI her water heat paved street and
paving all paid Let 43EL49s ed and
Willis ave
-gg-Ssrzn zn-rcom. 2-srcrv house
with ground S2z39u. with lots Of
shade and fruit fronting On 24rh.
close 70 Fort St
Sg91l-SiE- room. modern. two
story house. vel built. On Maple, Just
vest OF z1rh. cement driveway and
-ew garage. renting az $3.50
s. 4a8-Seveu-room modern house,
four rooms down. win bath, and three
bed rooms upstairs. ID Bsuls park. On
$50 ST.
S45q0-Six-rCCu modern house. a
1921 North sam. n Seu1s PARK. hot
water heat. lot 4-XL42-
S4590-Eig g1r-Tccn- modern house
and corner lot 10IX12S- H very nice
home, corner 25rE and Spald-ug-
S4S51-ThaC siE1r-rCCn- modern
home 5uilr By owner for a home three
years ago On Capitol Ave, close in an
deal home. lot 50Z135, cement walks.
paving all paid for: lays up nice, ever
looking boulevard
4lz-18-C0rner 25th and Grant,
$500.
51x- 48-Easr front on 18Th, just
north CT Ma1dersCn- $3.50.
Three Iors 61Z12T, On Decatur. near
341h. az $500
.4gzIa--.Sourh f-car on Charles,
near SSH. S-0o-"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Reduced Prices

--ss zua r5fur ~ rooms. modern except
hAsr -. "a street and ualu tlrr lpt sA--+
fenfaE ward Iarg= barn. Easy terms
SIS 81 Wth 81 ruuulE. strictly llas-aeil-
BulF laH Vii maze easy terms a- He-
ducHd price
lEE MvrrLa Ave 8 rooms ana RAJ ln ore
Fuur. EI--uaca- lot ssE-1E Can lal1d-e LIS
with $40 casl a. a -edlCed price.
MS LaruHf 81 rD1IuE- si-lct-I iiltf-rl -
bum 1913 uak floors lot 11--- -9---l
front EaEw terms
IH ana PsnkmrE larEe s-rnon nolse
huit UsG .arEa Iut- paving paau fnf- 1eu
EhlN ard wake offer Easy terms.
For further pArUc1l,a ,a-s a. 20 pil-eAs
terms. a-l call az cur Office
Int. Land Inv. Co.
n wu ArK ga-Me Bee BdEs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
BoYer's Bargains

OOIO1 > Oo4 o4A4S
Eighr-rOom house. mod
ern in every way; coed
barn permanent sidewalk
and around house lot 45I
rs f. ocarad a. s3s \.
25Lh s. Bargain ~ $4,000.
Seven -rrnm house modern
except neat lot J0E-Z- e. good
ban, eisrsr-- some shade and
t-usy trees 5L-5 Decatur q,
EWa.
sIx--ouu Rouse. modern Ak
cert heaE- lot saxlEI r. Ld-
caled AZ lz24 n 3na 81 Corr
ui1ed EGrkkhop and Goa sheds
n ga-1- Very cheap n = -
EIEht-roCnn al modsrn
house, lot GxGs f. AZ south
east corner ssth and Binus.
LaEu and henEe, permanent
walks IN YARD and Sidewalk
= ge
F7Vs-roen house, modern *
cepL neat lot 3RU1@ feet
LocazHu a. EKH Maple st
Fracs, s.. .sflA
EeVen-roou house. modern
except heat good 5ATn- fl4I
lot Located al SGL5 ErSkins
ST. Price, s2,5sa
Five room cottage. parity
modern good barn shade
trees lot HlE1h5. Located a.
-6g Ohio ST Look a. tlia and
maze ne al offer
TIE northwest corner 1f snth
ard Nicholas sta. with cna
rRQ-srurV frame building, two
ara-story frame buildings ana
one double BRICK Ea- building.
Price. Sl5e8a
Slx-room modern home. FIJI
lor- La1aE site Ave, n Bezula
park Can be had for only
S88B Il taken a. onca
ElEllE-rDom modern house.
lot Xxx. at 5Eg North 25Ih 81
Paving and permanent walks.
good barn An elegant bargain
a. s. 51g
Three houses. located be-
tween sth and --h sfrasTs and
Pierce and Pacific srrsaEa. Lot
sGZ51 An sEcellEnL Investment
a. So TB
Elghr-room house 1at 3.
toilet ard gas. also ore four
room house II rear with toilet.
lot S-Iz2z Located n s8h
"a IlIia-u street All for 81 go
SiL-ruum- practically usw
house. modern except heaE. lot
s&Z1sG Webster street near
3st1- A very flna part uf u1W-i.
on car lire or within waking
distance ExCelleuE neigh bor-
hood Price only 81 AM
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
OPEN TODAY
Your Choice of These New
Modern Homes


7 =
-4-G Et-E-ev street seven large ROOMS.
B--l Ea-H- also r.a--=ra1 -ta.EL- % .le
attic Room Oh ----- E.Ur Eu.~HE ana
-a--- -.uu- set rl- -u- finished .lsa .s
al Uulrr-. L.g1-lta.-e finished l laA
llrl -aEa--l E--1a 81 STA
f4-- E.-E--- street nice rooms and
reception -l-- One rf che most a---arr-E--
homes .u a. ~ sulphur Springs add. -.H1.
.gE -r-s- E- first +-.Hr. --.~-E story
.s-.su=l -l rHIlgw ull-. sE. .aE-l4-1u. Is
a.. modern AID cannot l-p bat a-.r YOU.
F-s.- g. -1l
.a-- Es-A-e- street E.-a--ruL ll-El-
..w. al Hu H-e rsgr. ROOMS are a-Ee and
well splendid spacious v.-zHv
-eaL --E room Three -rHuE -z--sra ed
use Cd -- -aoer=t -4---g LrlreE
-4- unfinished. E-re Ea.3N
-a-S Et-awe- street. E'-=--lr-r- STRICTLY -
modern eCr-a-H A place -La. cannot be-
aea- House Is finished .- -ak ana yellow
pine. WI 1e raE---1 ard wa-as pun lr
--g- Of -EE- week E~-Ee %1tl
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

Fred S. Hadra
417-41s First National Bank Bldg.
Bell Phone Douglas 2318.
strictly modern 5-ruom cottage,
within walking distance from the city.
one snort block from car line, :. 4.
corner 1--h and CASTELAR, St, for
$4,000
$500 n cash and balance IN monthly
rates Of S2T-50, including interest.
20 South 56th Street
A modern, ap-tD-daUe residence in
West Faruam for $500 S2.500 cash
and balance On very easy terms.
1913 Fort Street
A brand new. modern water-h heated
residence Of ? rooms for s., 080i $500
cash, balance Ca easy terms.
1912 Capitol Ave.
a new and modern resideuc OF :
rooms for S2.580, small cash payment
balance on easy terms.
937 South 3Sth Ave.
Corner Marcy St A new and birch
an.shsd 5-r0om residence, on paved
street. easy 70 car line, for 81 004s
81 980 cash, balance On time
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Cottage BARGAIN

rsrrnH rev mnrerus hot WaI=r hear,
=. - ~. s0ufn frunr. Gne 1EiEhnuFhoo1
laur-n part rlHna So
y Wray & S1tFens Sole Agents
"a Bsa BldE- DuuE 3aE.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

8 Rx1E feet tne uurlre corner Ave-
each
ald L'av paVtn al paid
Of of aaE pawn al pad
1H
O u
a sonebud Bu NM
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Good Homes

- -
$500
Trr.- over. ouk IBIS West Farnarn St sub
stanr1a- brick house 1f good r0uu1E, FIRST
Eour Is finished in solid -aA- massive doors
maid [uDrs fine Ta1-al and E-al=, second
I0Ur has bed -uCmE-1ue with IaIrel and
g--a1s- Ene up-to-tats hard room good fur
race and full 1alze-nErE- -E1 la-ge porc1es-
This is i uiE1-v good home, and you could
rot build II for s. laa III fer sac, and We
vii consider any reasonable 1t1s--
..@@ $500
Owner naz -usz finished a fully modern
home Of FIVE Largs rooms. with la-ge ar--c-
been called away from clry. so offers 70 sel
with a -sasona1ls payment down. 4fG n
Est Ave-
5000 EACH
For two fine 5--uum cottages modern sx-
cent heat or large lots. near 56il and Ames
Ave Take your ehuICe-
$3.50 EACH
Your choice 1f Two good. room. modern
except heat homes near 2ELa and Spragle-
years oLd- Eas -asn-
SI.7OO
For good s--gom house city Ezeer and
gas. Clifton Ill
$500
For good siz-roo1u house, w5-- vel a
good -une, close 70 ca ald zcn0ui-
| Need
and room houses from e. sss uu 7
have buyers and need your nome Cal ne
lp.
F. H. Drake
Red 5l2s AIR zs Braadeis Bsdg.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Vacant Property

Two Eue lots AZ uorthsREt
corner uf g7cn and SEra1u-Z-
Eacn iex1Zz g 81e LakEs hota-
Two fine wing lurE a. south
west corner Of eSfn and GrHnt
streets. a Big bargain. Eutl
tlr ssi2
On 1Etn street, = block
nurth ~ Curtis % kEE4a.
Fr.ca- S5aA
On I'd between Ca-muTuta
ard 81 suErer sfrssLA. lOL 8iL-lH,
Permanent walks. Gs1a
CHRIS BOYER,
- and Cunning Streets"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

Seven room huuse modern
except neat lot T0L--7 q. gD0e
ban. 11EraT-- SuTL6 snaQH a.ln
t-usu trees sI-5 Decatur St,
& Aa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

SlX-roum Rouse. HlncsTu ex-
cepr hear- lot saN1gG q Lo-
caled a. lz24 n. 2yfa 81 Curl-
ciled workshop and Goa sheds
~ ga-1 Very cheap n 8. -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

EiEht-roou, al modsr
house. lot aexds r., AZ south
east corner sstn and Einue.
LaEn and he1Ee permanent
walks II yard and sidewalk.
s. 90
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

EeVen-roum house. modern
except heat good hATn- fl.l
lot Located AZ SSl5 ErSk1ne
g. Price. S2.Rsa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

F7Ve-ruen house. modern *
ceuI neat lot 5RUIes feet
L0cZzHd a. gsEE Maple ST
Frace. S- 1A
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

FiEs-room cottage. parity
modern good baTn, shade
trees. lot 8lK1d5 Located a.
-6=g Ohio ST Look a. Llla and
maze ne an offer
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

The northwest corner Of 2atn
ard Nicholas Sta. with Cua
rRQ-HuBrV frame building, two
1Ea-at1rE frame bull ldirgE and
one double BRICK Gal building.
Price. Gl5. 9Ba
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

SlX-roum modern home. FIJI
lot- LatRg stle Ave, n Belula
park Can Be had for only
s.. 30 4 taken a. 0nca
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
EASY TERMS

yrnodeu
screens In
70 o. t
TONS
uonrn a per cent lrrae
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

EiH.1E-rDOm modern house
lot ExLZ, at SGg North 25Lh g.
Paving and permanent walks,
good barn. An elegant bargain
a. s. 518
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
ACRES

rnvarv
anda ae1ghte1
nHE II paved
Improvement good Prcs EAo
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

Three houses, located he-
tween 6th and IN Streets and
Pierce and Pacific sursata. Lot
sGz51- An sLcellsnE investment
a. sR.N8
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

SiL-roum. practically nsw
house. modern except heaE, lot
skid. Webster street near
3st1- A vsf-y Inc part of tnWTi.
on car LIRE or within wa-k1nE 8
distance Excel euE neigh bor-
hood Price only s.. Al
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
LETTER THAT WON THIRD PRIZE
Enterprising Young Women, Holding Good Busi-
ness Positions Tell How They Got Home

Real Estate Editor Call: We take pleasure giving facts
and figures undertaking home the lent plan,
BY whch the thousands this city paying could derive the
degree Of satisfaction that enjoy We purchased lot and
and bath residence Twentieth bween Irving Cd
and Judah Cd Sunset district reliable real estate firm
that adpah The Call That March, 1902 and the price
$4650 NTH first of $500 The balance
monthly nstaLnens of $40 NTH monthly
and the privilege of than that Dhcnepcr
choose and such reduces the After
IL months this satisfactory find that
monthly Of principal and do the
of the flat formerly occupied and regret very much having
tried to a home years ago.
Aside from the enjoyment of being home. thereby
avoiding the little chickering's bepecn landlords and
already been benefited BY the the polue real
block lot sold last pek brought $50 than paid only
a short time ago.
Taking everything consideration fortunate that
good opportunity and adpcc all payers
to do Ekcwic Respectfully yours,
BERTHA and MARTHA ZIMMERMAN,
$40 Twenheth Apenue.
San Francisco, August Is.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
MANY BUILDING
LOANS ARE MADE
Indicate Continuance of Build
ing Activity in Many
Parts of City

A considerable number of good sized
building loans were made during the
week by local banks.
The Hibernia savings loaned to Rob
ert O'Hara Allen $4,000 for the erection
of small frame apartments on the
southeast corner of Sacramento and
Leavenworth streets.
The German savings loaned s1o,5oo
to Joseph Foley to put up three story
brick fat in Eddy street. 81 feet east
of Hyde.
The Savings Union loaned to William
Klein $500 to put up fats in Clayton
street north of Fillmore.
The $4,000 loan of the German saw
ings TO George ]. Marsily on Folsom
street property 130 feet southwest Of
Fourth was q renewal.
The German savings loaned $4,000
to Kate Marinovitch for building one
story and basement brick at the south
east corner of Golden Gate avenue and
Polk street on a 25x120 foot lot.
The Crocker estate company has
loaned s10,8I9 to Jennie c. Burnett on
the 34x137 foot property in the north
side Of Broadway, III feet east of La
guna street
The $685. loan made by the Union
trust company to julius Finck was for
the erection ola building on his 55x120
foot lot at the northeast corner of
Haight and Cough streets.
The German savings has made a $15,-
600 loan to William Edwards on prop
erty at Fifth and Clara streets as
renewal
The Humboldt savings bank has
loaned S25,00O to William ]. Gardner
for the erection of a four story class
c concrete building to consist of eight
stores and 10 rooms at the northeast
corner of Stockton and Sacramento
streets.
The loan Of S62,500 to the Association
investment company was for the pur-
pose OF finishing the Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing The security given was the asso-
cations lot in Mason street, 81 feet
north of Ellis.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
new HOSTELRY AT
TURK and MASON
St. Francis Realty Company
Will Begin the Erection of
S150,OO0 Building

class "A" hotel building at the
northwest corner of Turk and Mason
streets will be built for the St Francis
realty company. w. H. Weeks is the
architect.
The, building will be AZ feet 6 inches
on Mason street anid<75 feet on Turk
street, and will be nine stories in height
The lower floor will, be divided into
four stores and the hotel lobby. The
eight upper floors will lsbe divided into
81 first class rooms with 70 bathrooms
The bathrooms will be tiled on walls
and floor.
The inside will be finished in mahog-
any and imitation mahogany. 1t will
have electric elevators and steam heat
The exterior will be finished in
enameled terra Gotta and pressed brick
and ornamental iron. 1t will e-all be
strictly first class and up to date in all
appointments, and is to cost $l50,o00.
Joseph H. Rucker & Co. are the
agents in charge of this work.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
SANSOME Street
CORNER IS SOLD
Will Be Improved With Building
That Will Bring Investment
Up to $4,000

Harrigan. Weidenmuller & Rosen-
stirn announce the sale of the south
east corner of Broadway and Sansome
street. 49x50 feet. for the account of
Mary Creegan to Bert Schlessinger,
the attorney.
Schlessinger, upon acquiring title to
this property, will Immediately start
the erection of four story and base
ment building which will bring his
total investment up in the neighbor-
hood of $4,000.
This is. transfer corner and the
building to be erected will have stores
on the ground floor and a hotel on the
upper floors.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
EASTERN CONCERN
LEASES ON MARKET

The 3. F. Goodrich company of Akron,
O., one of the largest rubber houses in
the United States, has entered the local
field by securing. through the office of
Harrigan Weidenmuller & Rosenstirn,
five story and basement brick build
ing in the south line of Market street
between Fremont and Beale, for
term of five years at an aggregate
rental of $45, 1000. An interesting feat
ure of this lease is that 1T will tend to
revolutionize the rubber industry in San
Francisco. This lease is looked upon
by owners of Market street property.
as one of special interest from the fact
that it will centralize the rubber inter
estS ca that street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
LARGE APARTMENT
FOR POST Street
Henry Black to Build Four Story
Structure just East OF
LeavenwOrth

A four story brick apartment house
will be erected on the south line of
Post street, 1876 east of Leavenworth,
for Henry Black.
ment of two and three rooms each
and will be provided with steam heat
hot and cold water, wall beds, elevator,
telephones and all the latest modern
improvements The building will be of
class c construction. The front will
be finished with pressed brick and
terra Gotta dressings.
The interior will be artistically fin
ished with wood wainscoting, cove
ceilings, etc There will be a hand
some vestibule finished in marbles and
terrazzo, and a large reception lobby
finished in wood and Ornamental
plaster The architects are Williamson
& Winterburn.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
SAN JOSE CAPITALIST
MAKES INVESTMENT

Joseph Kucher has sold the southwest
corner Of Turk and Steiner with a
three story frame building containing
three stories below and six flats of five
and six rooms above.
The lot is 57:6x79 feet, and the price
$4,000. The rental income is s225 a.
month. CO. Book was the seller. The
buyer was Amos Lester of San Jose.
Joseph Kucher is inducing many San
Jose capitalists to invest in San Fran
cisco property.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
NEW MANSIONS THAT WILL BE SAN FRANCLSCOS PRIDE
G COMPETITION ON "I7OLD cor MY HOME
TWO SISTERS WIN
THECALL'SREWARD
Popular andSkillfulPostoffHce
Employe Among Success
full Contestants

The third prize of IS in The Calls
letter writing competition OF How I
got my home" is awarded today. s--
The prize winners are the Misses
Bertha and Martha Zimmerman. whose
excellent letter was first printed IN
the Saturday real estate section OF The 2
Call. August q. The letter is reprint
ed below on account Of the helpful
suggestions to others that it contains.
Miss Bertha Zimmerman is a post
office employe. She is in the city divi-
sion and her work is searching out
addresses for imperfectly or wrongly
addressed letters. 1t is work that re-
quires skill and ingenuity. Miss Zim-
norman has held this position for sew
eral years and is popular among her
associates and with those who come
to her for information about lost or
missent letters
Miss Martha Zimmerman has respon-
sible position with Goldstein Co..
hair dressers in Market street, between
Fifth and Sixth.
The Misses Zimmerman take great
pleasure in their home. 1910 Twentieth
avenue, Sunset. All their spare time
is spent in making the house attractive
inside and out. Their flower garden
and lawn at the front and back of
their pretty cottage show the dill
gence and taste OF the young women
The following letter has been re-
ceived from Helen Finch of Berkeley.
who received the second prize in The
Calls contest:
Real Estate Editor. Call: 1 thank
you for the prize and hope many
women will benefit from my ex-
perience. 1t depends much on
woman, the desire for a home. as a
man thinks rather OF getting into
denial almost any one can acquire
home God gave US the privilege
while on earth, why not try2
Thanking you again for the appre-
citation of my simple letter. and the
great pleasure 1 take in reading of
home building in your good paper.
HELEN FINCH.
1912 Stuart street, Berkeley.
Hundreds of other admirable letters
have been received in this competition.
The object The Can had in starting
this competition last August was to
arouse interest in home buyers at this
opportune time. when prices are low
and many inducements are offered by
reliable real estate firms in this city.
There are many signs to show that
this competition has had good effect
The Call has had no real estate to
sell, nor has it promoted any special
interests. But it believed that some
thing ought to be done TO encourage
people to secure homes with the shady
yards, flower gardens, palms, fig trees.
vines and the wonderful wealth OF
verdure that can be cultivated in this
climate. These things, The Call be-
lieved, would do more than anything
else to advance right living. allay dis
content, promote happiness and advance
the city's best interests.
That the competition has been sue
cessful is evidenced. in the commenda-s
tions that have been received from
thousands in all parts Of the city and
suburbs and even from distant parts of
the state. 1850 80 10
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

POLICE SEEK HEIREss The police received a
letter from Washington. D. G. yesterday. re-
questing them to locate Josephine o Connor,
whose father, John O'Connor, a Washington
politician recently died and left her an inter-
est in his estate. According to the letter
Josephine O'Connor placed in the Acad-
emy of the Immaculate Conception in 1900 and
lived there several years.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

And the only way to impress some
people is to suppress them.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-02
Shameful Reductions On
Young Mems Winter Suits

Think of buying Fall and Winter Suit, young
man, before the season has even started at lower
price than is to be expected at the close of sea-
son. You will find pleasing variety of styles and
patterns from which to select. A few dollars will
dress you in stylish and substantial suit
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-02

$500 Fall Suits; price now 49, $3.50
$50 Fall Suits; price now $5.7j
$1,000 Fall Suits; price now. .... 500
$500 Fall Suits; price now. 49,. $500
$500 Fall Suits; price now -. $E.OO
$500 Fall Suits; price now $3.50
5000 Fall Suits; price now $500
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-02
Special Prices On Mems Winter Suits
Longs, Shorts and StOuts Included

Hundreds of Mems Fall and Winter Suits are in
Guided in this wonderful clearance Not only reg
ular sizes, but special models for the long, the
short and the stout, so that no matter what your
size, you will have difficulty in securing per-
feet fit and the amount you will will be great
er than was before offered suits at the open
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-02-25
Bill Aimed At drunkenness.

AS step toward the suppression OF
drunkenness, Mr.. Cosden Tuesday intro
duced bill providing that on notice from
relatives or friends of a person addicted
to drink dealer shall be prohibited from
selling intoxicants to such persons. Says
the bill-
Whenever il shall satisfactorily appear
that any person IS a habitual drunkard, OF
is likely to become a drunkard by the use
Of intoxicating liquors. any relative Oh
friends may. by notice in writing to any
licensed sellers in the State, direct them
10 desist from selling or giving directly OF
indirectly, liquor to such person"
For first deliberate disregardof such no.
tice dealer may be fined $50, with 500
for second offence. A third offence car
ries fine Of $500 and forfeiture Of
license.