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HoT SPRINGS. Ark. March ;.-MsnAGsr
Dshlen put the Brooklyns through strsa-
uOyis workouts to-day. the afternoon session
Al BurCh's regulars and Dahleu's colts
Burch'- crew won in hollow -ty1s. the
juveniles barely e-~spinR a shutout
The msn were handI" Rpped for tuneld
prscii"s ths morning. some one having
flooded the base lines. some good batting
practice vas - ured. however nearly "a
TIE ptE hsr- taxing their tnrn In the box
Tim Jordan Sas he nr~, 20 JOIN the hOspit al
squad. being struck IN he eye while neidinG
zrounder The Asld i not in firui claas
-haIse a. ys' and bounding balls around
inc tpn~id do some queer stunte. Although
hts right eye Sss swollen and dis olored
and covered nr-t IN GOOD style for Dahlen's
team
DaIb.I'. iLe Memphis recruit. handles
hln~e,i 81. around The nrst corner. but IL
nos ~ he Oesi shape; Ne va. All in the
ain'er ana 10 went Ave pounds below his
pFu, "iRht. Ex-ManageT Lgmley y
.'I.i a-'o7c - missing and the new leader
tod" rel Pre~idenf Ehhets TO learn
e'oa o." heavy hitting outhelder might be
sNr' - " report leDnON also y de-
tslH-i ou a cunt n. illness
- p."habl" ths The piiehinE stan will
Earsrf. 80 all twtripr -. tired from RoS hes
for. o.. NapAr~r Lake Of Boston who had
ssr - VIA aim last spring, refuses 20 y alive
re iden Eo6eS; - not inclined 20 pass
, g-irrn Lacquer may land . regular ber,h
be ga ter y ell ihat cOuld bs desired ard
70 le Brook mites viii be IN shape for a re gu
la onissr hy thc end of The week To-
l--h.s Rerra-s @. a. 90
aAt-res ~ranl.pa. I,grker. bergen ARd u
to- ~+hnrtheT-, h~''. IrFt1 snd King
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SPEG IkL NOTICES.
A LITTLE RED SPOT.
Ns'eI Experiments ~ whIeh o. Ssay Ne
@s4e Sc Ass==%$=s.

A peculiar feature about posIam. the new
skin discovery. u that no one h asked to
buy without hrst sending to the Emer.
gsncy Laboratories. No. ~ West Twenty
nfth street. View York city. for an expert
mental sample And applying same 20 an
Affected part Of the skin. about the sizs ef a
silver dollar. II viii clear the apoe 30
treated In twenty-four hours remark.
able visual demonstration of ita powers.
while po1lnm has been mentioned prtn-
ctpAliy IN connection with the cure Of ec-
zeula. the most stubborn Of akin d ineaa~u. N
must he remembered that when uwsd Tor
Itch. hives. pinaDlen. blotohea. acne, Itchtnw
feet. scalY scalp. channG Of infants and
similar minor skin TROUBLES. ias aeaion a au
the more pr0DOanosd. repuns heinz seen
after an overnight application. A. only q
small quantity % DoalAm h nscennary 70
cure eucb caees. . special hfty-osnt packags.
Usually sufictant. has been placed on eaIa
a. heagnana. Rikrrs. Kinnmans. Knllsh b.
Sa1gmNmn 3 anA Oebar lasding aFug aanras
~ Aew KDrk ana BrOokiyn end snqunuhsut
The cgmntEr.
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SOI THERN TRIP ron FoRDHaW.
Three ':sms. Arranged Iss ,he ms.es,am
Team.

Manager lohB y white n the Fordham
baseball team Yesterday announced that he
had -uccred~d IN clearing every ob~tarIa
IN fhs vpy 0f the annual southern trip that
he Maroon nine takes every EAssertirne
For some time tsTss "trip -e~nBsd Improbable
Manager White will Journey .out hSard
On tuesday March p. and Coach Cofev
today stated .Ihat he will AIRY q suuad ~
fourteen men With which h. hopes 70 defeat
al the Maroon southern rtvals The
games wtth the I University ~ Psnnsvi-
ania AZ NtiAntt" CIV ~ Faster saturday
hem on March ~ have b@en ranrsiled
The trip includes the following Rames
March ~. University Of t,e0vzetoWn a,
" arlington March -, The Eastern Coiisse
a. Manassas. Md March ~ Ralstrora
Eastern League a. Baltimore
ae initial appearance 81 tho FOrdhau,
nins VA New Work city Wilt 10 on NDTii i
pitb the College of the ity ~ New Yort
~ POrdhAm Field After thi- the Maroon
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FLORIDA TTTLE YOR WRIG MT
re Defeats Gardnes On pSuaI &C Teaass
Cmanapaoaallsp.

PALM BEAcH. Pa. March 1.-Beais G.
Wright Of Boston. the former United States
national singles champion. wOn the first
FLORIDA tennis championship. on the Palm
Beach courts to-day Hs defeated Carl
Gardner, q young California PLAYER, in the
nnals. o-t, "a. "a. e-5. The doubles
championship Was ala0 completed. Wright
and ". X. Hackstt winning over Edgar
g, "a, $3.50
This was the beat contest Of tho entire
tomorrow WiIh all the crack players h@Te
entered.
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TDtEoo. 0hlo. March NsvsU "
nnDks ~ Detroit, aged %. vop he .hs~ksr
e1amploushtP NJ Nmr-tr7 end . 81 ~,
n1rse Nv drawing tho final tao gsu.. of
10 series of - wUh H1gh Henderson, az
Pittsbslrg ~ rhe Toledo Checker club "a
slty.. me nnHl sFore .tsuds Banks
W&nnerAOn. draw e. The preaenf
match hss been fhe he-T checker srkiNif ION
IN America since the Barker Jordan match
~ Boston IN 1901
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% their cars to get out e allsnmenl and
great nAGkina or diacomfOrt they do not
20 co the trouble and expense Of having
h frequsntly caused BY skidding or striking
an obstruction with the front wheels 40
that the steering knnckle IN bent. and while
u may not DO universally known wheels
that are thus thrown out OF true will wear
cut tires considerably faster than when In
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Williams ssaras IIsa.~.,alI

WILLIASnTOWN Mas March With
fhe arrival Of Coach Billy lauder ,o-dav
IN. Williams baseball squad was out IN
the extent % thirty men The ave nlember.
Of he basket haH team have appeared
Tor praCtiCe There are seven veterana
on hand and the nov material ~ showing
Nd sell. The veterans are Capt Temple
Ton. ~, pttchet. satcheEs LPmbie and
outneidsrs. Th0ns and Hamilton IN a.
dittnn 70 thene men Ayera. SAVAGE and
Davis are pTQEBigll9 pitchers, while WallnraL
prindls sna Trumbuii are showing up vol
IN The ln0oid.
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Dartmouss RassoaM msu 0u,

HANOvER, y. H.. March THE nrut cnal
for Dartmouth baseball was issued to-day.
about twenty-five battery candidates ~
spgndtnR. Of Lest yaaYb team, Miioappll
for the pttchiem star iprludad Frnl Eharn.
y eat Grant. ln4arsoil. R1egy ana camfnnna.
80 ssaISsp he Rs~''s,i.'1< III 'nesses
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weston Trnmpsaa Throuwn C.,.r.a.

TRTNIDAp. Cot March --Edwsrd Pavson
Wssfon. leaving Ration ~ 1. oSA VI to-day.
erobsed the dorado tine o. ~ \ " and
stayed here unit i0aO " The public
school children here fuTnsd paf - sse The
pedestrian late tO-nighr he stopped Tor
a{@Sf ~ Tyrone. n lttfle town tUenty eight
ntiles east ~ here Ne covered tori y-nins
msfles fO-day
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Asssr0 @. FsH 20 Ne President % %.
Andrews ctuo.

Aussea @. Fsx 20 Ne President % %.
Andrews Ctu@.
AZ tho annual mesaing Of the o.. Andrews
Golf Club IN ApFsl 10 n stated that Austen
q. For. one OF the most enfhusaAUeao moHn-
here. viii BE- nominated 40 prsaidnns 10
succeed the late Joseph b. Thomas. Mr..
Thomas vas such q loyal otieer and mem
ssr 81 o.. Andrews that y s.e dse.ned
Ssssias. Ssfore slsctins Sic Saccssssf. FSr
the same reason too there VIII not BE- .
ARSE dinner this rear 10 prooede ne
tina further NOTICE. which Win be -when
e Oi sos1s ca q oo cSS Gin s SiSssS
TO ell players.
tors Of The WeiIa atom COLI CLAD the .pTivi-
the Momer's Golf Assocla,len o. Bos.Sn
u :. stI ys1rs since the event We ass nsld
c. OsgoOd vas the winner.
PALM BEACH. Fla, March The Metro
politan golhnR district has the most repre-
s'sSs e D 81 *. sse z sss:
Mgh, y FarTing,on Of CommOnws4lIh
ton With two good rounds Of - and u. aud
hls total % $50 was two asrehss 6seteg than
neafeNt cOmpelitOrB. valley FnwDnnks ono
hts r. " NJ nWes. two Western Dleyerp.
In lie s1 .s SON sixA,. @. q. Mason Tuxedo;
Jehr .y wSSS' s sM yC A P Esss sSa
EngleH God: ". J. Hyde. south ehors. Fleld
Club: d, c. Murray, Utica, and 8. McHis.
In TIE third divi.ion. r. q. Heller, Forest
Hula: u. n Reed. EnglswOOd: I snhmelRs,
Long Island: 4; Hyde. south shore. end
G. q. PHILIPPE. Montclair. are placed.
The summary Of the hrst sixteen scores
". y. FsrrtngIon. Cormonweallh. ~ TA-iee.
Ns sss.r . 6e.sSs,,. nse.sf sA1 ,.
sso.ssii ~ sicisss p. Knapp. Esrdss Guy.
=. T-le n. FOrFes,. Lakewood. .. M-fe0
= : nnss. portage. ~ SO Z. Myers.
N y. NS s ~ ~ SO Z; q sSsk pc :. ~
N-ies. 4. J. Mcclure. AThaay. IS ss-iSf, Y.
y ritter. Merton, 81. M-les; ". n. koaghtalilng.
Nev Work. -. S-Iss ,. !. DOwnsS. ApawsEis.
Misc J. B. Hyde Of the south shore Field
tub. New York. established . nsw Womsn's
record for the course to-day, playing In
held the record M 90 this time az 90 Nlss
y in the afternoon. thus establishtng q new
eighteen and thlrty-slx hole record. Her
card was only one stroke above the scores
70 ret into the first 10 nine on the ninth
hole Vas tho only poor hole on her card
The record .cors:
p sss::ss. Ss
In tho afternoon ahs was out in 20 end
came home IN 80.
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Pool.

Two games we're plaved In the amateur
hAn1ieap pool t1Irnaulent which started
YESTERDAY - NcfiTags Brnadp ay room,
In the Afternoon Y W@eks - defeatef
Y. Gch1syer. o. bN q score ~ n 10 81 Ths.
evening snne vas won by a. W Hayman
-. Ne defeat ID Charles A'hertDn -
in9 VII plly 4 Jerorts , Andr- w. VII
p,my ". swift to-uiRlf
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Fifteen celsege Teams Ter Relay Races.
Fifteen colleges wiII be represented in the
relay races AZ the Columbia University
games on March ~. They are, Corneh .
Harvard. Yale. Pennsy,vAnia. Dartm
syracuse. massachusetts, Tsch. we-l~yaH
tieorEesOwn, Hamilton. Amherst. Amherst
Agricultural school. F0rdham, Pratt Inaai-
tute. College Of the City Of New York.
C9.umhls. There will be four relay- At a
mile and two at two mile~ In addit ion
there will be four other RELAYS az = mile for
sthlettc clubs. Military Athletic League
\. NJ. {. As and preparatory schools
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Isunl. q suns,lttee AIlsts Additional Dates
Tor the s~aswu

A. nteetlng 1T m. nev hunis ~nn
mittee " the Nattons' SiS~pie"has~ ani
HUNT N.so~taf ton boil v~-'-rds- add.
tio,aI ds,-- for amateur meet. for me com
ing s~a-on wer~ allotted A. follows
AprtI e. Warr~atnn Hunt Club varrruf,u.
Va Ma. :. Msadow brook Hrtnf 'luN ~ IVES,
bury l. :. !. and ,: yi-s'n,s tacl-s a9h nsr~e
Ssos Assoo,a,,o" =, hch non. jung snd >.
November si~ciicn ds,o. " ''ould sroSsN
at ''rest N~cl. J.. 3
an aspiration has hS~n rrCsiyssi ssao
from CAPT y y CAssait for n me dav meet
ing At ITS Chester Brook FaBu,. a. Berw w .
Pa With tho-e OF ypst~rtA, dAtee have
nov been alloftet for eleven fner'tng~. and
more will follow The dates previously
sSrli "a. Trial SleePlsrhase ., Llnd-u rsrE.
Elizabeth. y. J ~ RockA~sl Huntiny cub -
and NJ WaIehung Hunt club At Piainnrid. v =.
Va. s. me mh.r e ana he MAJ l.s nI,sd
Hupis Association At baltimore
AZ a meeting Of the stewards Of the
National sstepple~hase and HunF AsNOcta-
lion tive foitSwinE appllcations for. train
er- licenses we're granted Nat Hay. George
GhA1dIsr ) : Hsnly; Ms,ihs~ srsdy APd
Coyis vas tablei
The follow ing applications for iocksys'
soTsss o~ ned and Trained b. htn-er 10 on I,Ss
y. Hnpne. Thomas Taylor. Harry simpson
The appIlcsiions ~ Herbsrt McAfss and
Harvey BOyls were denied
Tho following were granted nflefuan
riders certificates. George Nicholas
{ y y Bellows and Welsh StrawbTidae
4 number 81 amendmenis - the rules
nf racing " ere adopted Tho date for start
ing three eaF-Oldr IN steeplechRss WAs
changed from OstOber TO SEPT emher
Rule - Was amended also - that stable
hands Who happen tn ~ M the inheld dur.
lng the running ~ q jumpiug rare viii not
have the privilege ~ remOuntinR = fallen
horse and riding him Out In the hope 81
getttng some part ct the money The
Ortginal Jockey may have assistance IN
catching his mount and getting him hack
IN the field In whirh be fell hut be alone
can remOunt and inish out the race
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AAsMa. weaver Tahes c narEs % Na,l vine.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. March : -Lisut. David
A.Woavsr. a former star bassball player
a. o1a Naval Academy, arrived here TO-
DR. And AZ qDc9 took charge Of the base
tNN .enGbdiNp1a4. The systsm % graduate
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ITHAeA. ". v. March 7.-Jamss Eugene
Bennett q Youngstown. Ohio. has been
slscted captain o. the Cornell haskeenaIl
foF two TeaFa.
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u, Cltl further notice. which Win Be -wheI
81 he soarsSals Coll CAB yin Sc SiSssd
to ell players.
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HosToE. March by a vote Of the diEee'
o.. o. !, tne " en-, oo s"s e,ts.Acd ~
the Women's Golf Association OF boeton
for the settlement Of tho 1910 champinnehtp
u y st4 Ye4rs since the event wae lass held
on the WollnatOn cOurlN, when Mtas fanhy
c. Oagood was the winner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
BUY a HOME IN THE GREATEST
CITY IN THE UNITED STATES
BEFORE THE PRICES

CITY IN TIIE UNITED STATES
BEFORE THE PRICES
s2s5o-Two beautiful 4-room modern
pressed brick cottages. southeast
within walking distance from town;
fine bath chandeliers, eement eeIn,at
feet TO alley. See these At once as
they will not last long. Good terms
s32oo-A new oroom modern pressed
brick house In the southeast. This
place has large lot with alley
right of way Can be sold on terms.
s35oO-A rev 5-room modern pressed
brick cottage. southeast on one OF
the most beautiful streets In the
southeast; fine mantel. chandeliers.
cement basement. cement walks,
large lot; half block from the
street paving Terms. $500 10 5000
cash and balance terms.
$4,000 beautiful new 5room white
pressed brick cottage with stair
way set TO finish two or three
rooms upstairs; beautiful maptel.
fine bath. best of plumbing; cement
walks, cement basement; large
front porch large W back iSE , porch; 81 all
ley. Terms, $500 cash balance $50
per month.
$4,000 beautiful s-room modern brick
house three blocks from business
district: this is a beautiful place
and great bargain; lot 2ax10 rods
and can be bought on terms. Sec
lis at once.
S5000-A fine S-room modern pressed brick
cottage on the north bench. fur
mace, beautiful mantel, cement
basement, cement walks. fine View
Of the city. See us for terms.
s5S50-A beautiful S-room, 2-story house
In the finest resident district In the
city; hardwood floors three fire.
places. cement basement with three
rooms paved street. See this TO
appreciate IT, Owner wishes to
leave town and II must be sold.
These are just a sample OF the great
bargains we are handling every day, so
give us a call II you are thinking OF buy
Ing home We can save you money.
We Write Fire Insurance.
HOFFMAN BROS.
60 W. Second South Street
Both Phones 2ii,
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


STUDY TA T4kG 6z,EDgTsTI Xogn TIME; eoNpAer
THEM WITH ALL OTHERS
ADVERTISED.
II will prove to you that can give you
better value for your money than any
The following, just a few OF the many:
A beautiful corner lot facing south and
east on 6th ave- and c.
pair OF handsome lots near 9Th East
and north Of 10th So
a 7-room modern residence on 18th
South near 7th East. lot sx12 rods. fne
young orchard. barn. chicken houses. etc.
N9thinS better or checner In that 10
modern cottage on the corner Of and
oth ave. Furnace. sewer and sidewalks
pHid' Terms can be arranged.
Near 9Th East on one of the streets
north OF 10th South, a dandy 4-roon mod
srn brick cottage. good size lot. can ar
No. 962 West 2nd So, a Groom modern
brick partially furnished and included
IN price, all fenced. cement sidewalks.
good barn. chicken coops. Terms can be
made. Lot 50x165 feet.
Easy terms will buy a 4-room brick
house. No. 1147 South 3rd East. 3sx7 rods,
nice shade and lawn.
On 3rd West near End North. 66x165 IT.,
with comfortable groom house. The
for all. 1t viii take $4,000 to swing the
deal.
Are you looking for modern up-to-
me me tell you about few, They are all
listed with me exclusively and none bet
ter on this market. Look at
The Corner Military ave. and Virginia
ST., lend OF Second ave.) house has
rooms. hardwood floors, hot vapor heat
conveniences lot 75xl25 It. to alley I can
make reasonable terms to the right
party.
Examine the house adjoining on ,ne
south. It's a 9-room 2-story shingle
brick Lined residence with all modern con-
venlences Downstairs finished in. white
Quarter-sawed oak I can make the
| Fight price.
In Federal Heights another one-a
handsome 7-room modern residence for
price not more than houses selling for
III that southeast part of the city.
| On East 1st South, close In. on cor
| ner, lot 5xl0 rods. house splendid g.
| room modern residence Price asked Is
not more than the lot is worth.
On East End South. close in another
handsome residence OF 10 rooms. II must
be seen 10 be appreciated, Very large lot.
south front, near 51h East II Interested
! IN any OF these handsome homes. my
Time is yours. anu / will be glad 10 show
| them,
A. RICHTER.
l9 West lst South. Phones 641.
h3i63
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
STATE STREET, STATE sTREETM

STATE STREET! STATE STREET.,
We wish to STATE that the greatest
street in this STATE is STATE street
and the greatest opportunity In this
STATE to make money out OF real-e-
STATE is to invest on STATE street.
One OF the best bargains on the street is
that fine business site at the southwest
corner of STATE and 6th South streets;
the dimensions are 14S5X62i feet.
The corners at eth South and Main are
held al $4,000 per foot, and advertised
as cheap at that price.
There are obvious reasons why property
on STATE street below 5th South sur
passes In value that OF Main.
STATE street is the main artery of traf-
hc through the state OF Utah
At the present time. daily traffic on
STATE street below 4th South. is double
compared TO Main.
Experienced and conservative men assert
that STATE street will always excel Main
street below 5th South
1t is also acknowledged by men who are
conceded 10 know. that STATE street is
destined to he the great retail street of
this great city.
WAKE UP.
Do you realize that outside investors are
making FORTUNES from STATE
STREET investments?
The owner of 6th South and STATE has
directed us 10 SELL.
SEE US AT ONCE.
DANLEY & JOHNSON.
30 West 3rd South,
Both Phones 4426.
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NEW 4-RooM COTTAGE. CITY WA
TER. SEWER. FINE LOT. TERMS
GROOM MODERN BRICK. GOOD
BARN. ALL KINDS OF SHADE AND
FRUIT TREES. ON THIRD AVENUE.
A SNAP. s5500
6-ROOM MODERN BRICK. BASE
MENT AND FURNACE. ON FIFTH
AVE $4,000.
S-RooM MODERN sHINGLE BUNG-
Allow ON U STREET. S3650.
WE HAVE SOME FINE LOTS IN TIE
CITY PROPER, NO ADDITION. CHEAP.
$3.50
TWO FINE LOTS. CLOSE TO LIB
ERTY PARK.
TWO FINE LOTS ON 12TH EAST,
AND OTHERS TOO NUMEROUS TO
VACANT PROPERTY,
5X2o RODS ON ELEVENTH EAST
AND SECOND SOUTH. 4 GOOD BUY,
ROOM FOR Z HOUSES. SEE THIS.
ONE ACRE ON STATE ROAD. GOOD
5-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, LARGE BARN
AND CHICKEN RUNS. FRUIT AND
SHADE TREES. THIS is a SNAP.
SEE US FOR ALL KINDS OF REAL
ESTATE.
SEARS INVESTMENT co,
IA EAST THIRD SOUTH.
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4o0D-7roou modern. Capitol hill;
$500 down, balance $40 per month,
per cent
s 4ooo-s-room house. Center street, near
In. large lot Terms.
6,5oo-Fine large home. LIST ave. near
G, Terms. See this. Worth
$3.50 blocks east OF Liberty park; s.
room buff brick; garage, small
barn; chicken run; fruit and shade
trees; sll00 down, balance per
cent
S.5oo-Brand new brick bungalow. Bry-
an avenue, below 10th So. and
1lth East.
s,soo-5-room modern. 11th E. and sth
So; fine.
5.ooo-we have several homes, all mod
ern, at this price, 9Th avenue, 9th
East and End South. 4th East and
5th South lst West and other To-
cations. Call for particulars.
s 6.5oo-7-room modern. End avenue near
R; street and sidewalk taxes
paid. Good terms. \ bargain.
S 4.ooo-7-room modern. 4th No. near in.
Cheap at $4,000.
SO, ,ooo-s-room modern on 3rd avenue,
Lot 3x10, cost this TO build
s S,7oo-ax1o. with s-room house. srd ave,
near K
s3,65o-U near 2nd. 6-roon1 bungalow:
modern
VACANT.
l15xsoS feet, corner 7th So and State.
S2l0 per foot
s 5.7oo-2nd avenue and Canyon road. Ak
10 rods.
S.ooo-1l5x165 feet, 1st avenue bet. r
and S.
s 4,5oo-s2Sx1s5 feet. srd. bet T and o.
3.soo-S acres. 7th East below 18th So.
FINE.
so acres and 40 acres. east Of Sandy,
reduced this week only. Choice OF either
$4,000. including crops and Improvements
We have six ideal snots in Holiday
ranging from $4,000 to s65o0 sizes to is
acres. under cultivation. fruit and vege-
tables Three OF these are close to the
Mary Judge summer home.
Our farms and orchards near Salt Lake
are attracting great Interest. Come and
see some OF these bargains before buying
1T WILL. PAY,
II you wish to build a new home and
pay for II on the installment plan, we ad-
vance the money,
Colonial Realty and Trust Co.,
% East lst South st.
Both phones 1857.
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SOME SNAPS.
s1soo-4RM. COTTAGE ON 5TH so.
NEAR 9TH EAST. TERMS.
S20oo-NEW ARM. COTTAGE ON MA
JOR AVE, NEAR 10TH so.
EASY TERMS.
s2750-5-RM MOD BRK.. LARGE LOT
SO EAST; SMALL PAYMENT
DOWN: BAL. TERMS
s35o0-NEW 5-RM. MOD. BRk., LARGE
LOT; CEMENT BASEMENT.
BARN, ETC: CLOSE IN. TERMS.
s57o0-9-R RM. STR. MOD. PR. BRK. RES.
ETH so, NEAR 5TH EAST.
TERMS.
VACANT.
55o-s7s FT. Y 12o FIT. CAPITOL AVE
AND BIRD F.
S 7o0-5O FIT. Y 40 FIT, 10TH so. AND
STATE.
ACREAGE.
125-PER ACRE. 10 ACRES. 20 ACRES
OR 30 ACRES, ALL IN LU-
CERNE; SOUTH OF CITY: EASY
TERMS.
II. n. sTANDIsH.
PHONE 1862 BELL. 81 EAGLE BLK
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Nothing sure. nothing so safe an
investment AS real estate. ] always ad-
wise my young friends to invest their
savings in real estate in some growing
city. There is no savings bank like real
estate observation-disclosures Cleveland.
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SPECIALS

SPECIALS
IN HOMES AND BUILDING LOTS.
5000 down and $500 per month will
Install you In a new 4-room brick with
bath. toilet, e, L., on east bench. near Sth
South and 11th East Price only $4,000.
s87oo--,A fine 5-room modern p. b..
bath. toilet G. /, cellar, cement sidewalks
large barn, lawn. trees. etc; fine lot. with
alley in rear. on 5th So. near 9Th East.
$500 cash, balance $50 per month, includ-
ing interest. This place is worth $4,000.
$3:75o-A fine Groom nearly new b, p.
brick. bath, toilet, e. l. reception hall,
cellar, all newly tinted and papered: fine
corner: lot So. and q. front. Terms $500
cash. $50 per month.
sl2.5Oo-one of the best homes In the
city, on 1st ave; corner lot
s7ooo-Another fine modern home. East
9Th South. on east bench.
Homes In all parts of the city from
$1,000 to $4,000,
See us for bargains.
S450-50 II. lot on University street,
near 9Th South. $50 cash.
s450-5o IT South 3rd East, close in.
$3.50 IT. lot. near 4th South and 18th
East.
slOOo-4o IT. on 11th East. near 4th
South
Sl35O-4o IT. on 6th East. near sth So.
North bench lots are choice; 5xlo rods
on 9th ave: only $500; a great snap.
s6o0-Fine lot on Sth ave. cheapest lot
on north bench.
Don't forget to look at Paradise addi-
ton
Lots $3.50 and upwards. on 7th E. car
line, city water. etc so cash, $40 month
~ Better than savings bank.
Bargains In vacant property In all parts
of the city.
See us for business property; our spe-
clals cannot be equaled-
PETERSON r f INV. CO.,
301 Felt building,
34l South Main.
Bell 1920 Ind, 1880.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
HOUSTONS THE HOUSERS.

The Homes Beautlful-we
have them, as well as the small
er homes. every one a gem. Why
Will you worry with builder
when we can suit you with any
style or class?