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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13
Generous Public Will Be
Liberal in It's Response

|, Mrs. L. L. Dunbar reported that the
Crocker national bank has promised to
send six tellers to assist in counting the
receipts.
Mrs. Robert Hays Smith reported that
man in New York had given her a
check for $50 for the fund, and Mrs.
NJ. H. de Young had a donation of SO
from Mrs. Murray of Monterey. The
Bells silver company has donated six
silver tags to be disposed Of.
An executive meeting will be held at
the St. Francis Tuesday morning at
1890 o'clock and a general meeting
Wednesday morning at 1880 o'clock.
when Fairies Rule"
Represented by demons on one side
and fairies on the other the struggle
between right and wrong has been de-
lightfully depicted by DR.. ]. Wilson
Shiels in a musical drama entitled
When Fairies Rule" which is to be
staged during the first week of May at
the Garrick theater for the benefit Of
the industrial farm at Lytton Springs
conducted by Major wilfred Bourne
under the auspices of the Salvation
Army.
The music for the drama has been
written by DIR. Humphrey Stewart The
cast includes nearly hundred persons
and requires particularly large num-
Der of children for demons and fairies.
There has been no selection for the
various characters as yet, but the
choice will be made from well known
amateurs in the city.
Miss Estelle Carpenter, who has long
been identified with great chorus work
in the public schools. will have charge
of the children.
Every effort has been made to for
ward the production, 81. 900 having been
raised among prominent businessmen
for staging purposes The money is in
the Crocker national bank, with Wei
lington Gregg as treasurer. Allan
Pollok will have charge of all expendi-
ture.
The staging of the play will be under
the supervision of Frank Matthew.
George Lyon, Edward Duffy, Frank
Unger. Fred Healy and Allan Dunn,
who is to illustrate the book.
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BANK KROBBfRSTRY
TO WRECK A VAULT
Tools Stolen From Blacksmith
Shop and Explosive Used
Without Success
Craftsmen Secure $40 From
Till and Appropriate Buggy
TO Escape Pursuit
-s-s4 Dispatch 10 The Colll

-s-s--- Dispatch 10 The Call
PELALUBIA. March l2.-one OF the
holdest attempts at bank robbery in
the history of western Sonoma county
occurred Friday night. when two un-
Identified men attempted TO blow up
the vault in the Dairyman's bank at
Valley Ford. The robbers first broke
tn-o the village blacksmith shop and
obtained the necessary tools for the
Job on hand.
They pried OF the lock Of the outside
door OF the bank building and after
gaining an entrance applied some ex-
plosiye 10 the vault, but the explosion
did not 90 the necessary work. as there
were three doors TO the vault, which
=-e probably more than the robbers
-a5 figured on.
They either found that they could not
-siu access 70 the vault without at
-~actirg TOO much attention on the out
SIDE or were frightened away.
The robbers secured about SO, which
was left for change in the till After
coming out of the building they got
into d rig while they stole from Will
Tam AmbrOgia, the butcher of Valley
Ford. and drove away.
Two men drove furiOUsly through
BIoomfeld - 8 o'clock this morning.
The attempted robbery was not discov-
cred until daylight and then Sheriff
John *. Smith was notified
The first trace Of the robbers was
obtained in Petsluma when Frank
Caupign notified Deputy Sheriff r L
Rasmussen that a strange horse and
buggy had been left in his barn in the
southern part OF the city at o'clock
r-5s morning by a stranger. who took
10 his heels on leaving the premises.
The man was OF medium size and
--ore a dark suit and slouch hat. He
carried 2 bundle wrapped in news
paper.
The occurrence did not at first at
tract particular attention, as Campigli's s
barn is often used without asking per-
mission. but when he found the horse
was iaded and covered with sweat
Campigli notified Rasmussen, who com
uuntcated with Valley Ford and
learned that the outfit belonged TO Am
troCia.
Sheriff Smith. City Marshal Husler
and several deputies secured the hills
near this city and set watches on all
trains and roads but the robbers made
eood their escape.
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$500

Sorosis Patent Kid Dress Shoe,
with turned sole and Spanish
heel. Short vanp and either lace
or button styles. At SIS, So and 81.
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BUSINESSMEN PLAN
FOR AVIATION MEET
[SeeeioI Dseoteh % The caIl


SAN JOSE. March 12.-Thirty thou
sand dollars will be invested IN the
aviation meeting TO be held IN con-
nection with the rose carnival in May.
according TO a statement given out to-
night by a coterie OF local businessmen
who are to handle the affair through
Harry Bercovich and V A Sehellsr-
Arrangements have been made with
Colonel Frank H Johnson to fly here at
that time. and the promoters are In
Communication with every aviator OF
note in the United States in order 70
make the meeting a rival 70 that held
in January at Los Angeles
The rose carnival committee intended
TO handle the meeting but found that
enough monex to carry IL through and
also provide for the great expense OF
other features of the carnival could
not be obtained through subscription
lists.
Bsrcovich and ScheHer are leading
men in civic boosting propositions and
promise 10 make the meeting the great
est OF the kind held in the county.
Laces were originally made for mems
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Soc Shell Strand Barrettes. ..25c
75c Barrettes (Shell and
Amber) .4Sc each
$1.50 Barrettes (Shell and
AMBER CSC each
25c Side Combs. bs...........19c pair
ST Fancy Barrettes ..--.. .48c each
81 Gold and Rhinestone
Back Combs. .43c each
ST Collar Pin Sets. ........ .48c each
ST value, Cuff Links and
Beauty Pin Sets. .48c
75c values, Pearl Veil Pins. .3sc
SOC Fancy Stick Pins. -. loc each
SOC Cuff Links. ........ .2oc pair
s1.25 values, Gold Filled
Cuff Links ..75c pair
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Waists
$3.50

One model at the above
price is made with stiff collar
and hand embroidered front.
Another style has a pretty
lace inserted yoke and is fine
" tucked. Sleeves trimmed to
match yoke.
Tailored Lawn Waists are
numerous at this price One
is daintily pleated with deep
ruffie In different colors. Cuffs
embroidered to match.
Tailored Madras Waists
with stiff collars and cuffs
also in the assortment. White
grounds with colored stripes.
All sizes from "a to a..
Your choice tomorrow for
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13

New mushroom Turban with
seris binding of velvet, trimmed
with velvet geraniums and cherries.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13
FALL FROM HIS WAGON
KILLS CHINESE PEDDLER
Horses Run Away and Drivers
Skull Is Smashed
ESPECIAL Dispatch 10 The CALI

Especial DBpoteh 10 The Call
FRESNO, March 12.-Quong Joe, a
Chinese huckster, was fatally injured
this morning when he fell from a
wagon in which he was riding and
fractured his skull.
The horses became frightened and
ran away, throwing the orinetal to the
the ground.
The mans skull was cracked from
his right temple around the right side
of his head to the base of the brain.
He was removed to local sanatorium,
but died tonight.
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Three Charities Certain OF Reap
ing a Rich Harvest in Col
lection of Dimes

Tag day machinery is getting in mo-
ton so effectively now that success
seems an assured thing, and workers
are declaring themselves in sufflcient
numbers to captain and lieutenant all of
the districts of the city,. There can be
no doubt as to the large fund which
will be accumulated in dimes Satur-
day next, and the three charities, the
Doctors Daughters, the Chiljren's hos
pital and the Salvation Army, will be
decidedly richer for the days work.
CAPTAINS OF DISTRICTS
The district will have as captains the
following:
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FLYING BELT HITS woRKMAN-James Nc
Cullum. employe at the Pacific box factory.
Third and Berry streets. was struck by a dis
lodged flying belt yesterday morning. He lies
at the central emergency hospital in pre-
esrioBs condition with damaged Jaw.
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Doctors Daughters, the ChflJren's hos
pital and the Salvation Army, Will be
decidedly richer for the days work.
CAPTAINS OF DISTRICTS
The district will have as captains the
following:
2 Mrs Gavin McNab Mrs. Walter Scott
5, Mrs. c. o. Alexan- Franklin. Mrs. j.
der Wilson shiels
4, Mrs. E. S. Brey- 10 Mrs William Fonda
fogle l6 Salvation Army
3, Mrs. P. @. Hale and II. Mrs. Jane Whittier
Mrs. Charles Slack Bothin
G. Miss Jean Pollok ls Salvation Army
T. Mrs Wendell Eastonl 20. Miss Frances How
S. Mrs. W. D. Fenni- ard. Miss Maye Col
D. Cooper % Rev. Henry Fisk
g. Miss Belle Smith 3D. Mrs. l. l.. Dunbar
10, Mrs. William VIII "a Miss Grace Buckley
son %, Mothers Club
H. Mrs. Peter Martin 26, Columbia Park Boys
r. Mrs. D. S. Lisberger 81, Father Crowley
Is. Mrs Angelo, Miss %, Mrs. Cleveland Dam
Maude Younger
Bohemian club-Mrs. Vincent whitney
Pacific Union club-Nrs. Lansing kellogg
University and Family clubs-Miss Grace
Buckley.
Columbia theater-Mrs. Peter Martin. Miss
orpheum~Mrs. c. F. Kohl. Mrs. John Met
calf.
Princess-Mrs. Walter Scott Franklin.
Aleazar-Mrs. Jane Whittier Bothin.
Emporium-Mrs. Peter Martin.
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN
Mrs. John F. Merrill gave a little
address on the methods of being a
captain and will hold a brief meeting
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock to give
further instructions. She also spoke
as to the mthods to be used, deploring
the fact that formerly business Offices
were invaded and affairs interrupted
in such a manner as to lose friends
for the causes to be benefited. After
some discussion it was decided that
only the Hobbies of large Office build
ings were to be visited save by special
invitation.
The headquarters of Tag day will be
in the writing room of the ST. Francis,
one corner OF which will be cut off
with screens, telephone provided and
other necessary features maintained.
COUNTING THE RECEIPTS
A large room will be provided for the
treasurer TO receive the money. It
was reported that Colonel Beck has in
charge the counting of the money, and
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LODGE TO HOLD PIcNIC-Golden Star lodge
No s. Of the Scandinavian Brotherhood of
America viii have its annual outing and picnic
st Shell Mound park today After lunch there
viii be dancing. which viii be continued until
II O'Clock at night.
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Wash Goods

IRISH DIMITIES AND
LAWNS Csc yard
Imported figured, floral and
striped Irish Dinities and Lawns,
always sold at Soc yard. On sale
Monday at 23c yard.
FANCY JACQUARD SUIT
INGS-25c and Csc values....
1896 yard
Pink, blue. lavender, wisteria,
Copenhagen and other pretty col
ors. One of the best bargains our
wash goods department ever Of
fered. All new goods just received.
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81 Cuff Links. .4sc pair
Sl.50 and Sl.75 Enamel
Gun Links. CSC pair
25c Beauty Pins & on
caro- 12c card
Soc Beauty Pins 6 on
CdldJ Csc card
81 Fancy Bar Pins. ..5ec each
S1.50 Collar Pin Sets. Ice set
s. Fancy Lorgnette Chains. csc ca.
81 Chain and Coin Purse
attached: gold, silver and
gunmetal CSC each
81 Box Beauty Pins 6 in box) soc
81 Jet Canoes. sec each
S1.50 Jet Chains. 7oc each
25c Braid Pins, Shell and
AMBER $1,000. lZc each
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RIGHT SMART BUYS.
go


Buys a 5-roOm modern cottage, fun
basement and spacious pOrchesi sewer
and gas connections. NEAR co BLDG,
owned by a party forced 20 SELL tnera-
fore the low price.
Takes a right fine place NEAR 2D z.
and 9Th SOUTH ST, rooms down
stairs. upstairs fiOOred for 3 additional
rooms. Modern including gas and
sewer Back and front yard in lawn.
$500.
Snaps up a right new bungalow brick
of 4 spacious rooms. AL beautifully
lighted, mantel and CRATE. LARGE
PORCHES Right fine property $500
10 $500 cash, balance easy terms 2.
OF LIBERTY PARK.
VIII secure for you one Of the incest
day. Full basement swell rooms.
Beautiful shade and pretty lawns:
$1,000 cash, balance s35 10 $40 Der
month.
$1,000
All IL needs 10 own e right nice lit
tie home of rooms on Jackson g.
near LIST North. 5000 down, balance
per cent interest on long time.
SOME VACANT SNAPS
5OXi57 10 alley, sth IL. between eth
and 10th South. s 200.
63Xl57 to alley. sth T. between 1Ith
and 18th South. s 800.
one a Corner. Both on Paved Street
ASHTON-JENkINS Co.
MORTGAGE BANKERS
At MAIN STREET.
OWNERS LIBERTY HEIGHTS
City's Finest Residence Property.
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COLONIAL REALTY & TRUST co.
s 650-NO THAT'S No MISTAKE; the
price is $3.50 for z neat home Of
two rooms and 4ONl2S IT.. near
Liberty park. Easy terms TOO.
s2OO0-SOMEONE WILL BUY THIS.
siX-r0om mod tall on ground
floor brick, nice lawn, fruit ana
shade trees, barn, chicken run.
etc. and 5Oxl25 IT. small nav
ment, easy terms.
S275O-A BARGAIN FOR THE PRICE
SiN-room mod. p. b., 5. e., on car
s3OOO-IT'S WORTH MUCH MORE. hut
must be sold Part cash and 6
per cent on balance
5000 MIGHTY GOOD INVEST
MENT, as IL rents for s33 a
month and should bring S35.
It's new, mod, 7. D. b., close in
on east side, facing south: $500
ana then the rent pays all the
s3S00-IF BUSINESS WAS LIKE IT
WILL BE soon this elegant
home would bring $1,000. ana in
reality it's worth about thar
now. There are five very large
rooms down, stairs are in ana
VIII finish three Aft. rooms M
TOT $3.50 A very good grade
porch across entire front. ee-
ment walks around house. large
basement, and a thoroughly well
bullt ana conveniently arranged
ana very close in. Positfvelv
one OF the biggest snaps we've
ever had.
VACANT GROUND
FROM 20 TO so PER CENT LESS
THAN ACTUAL VALUE. For instaD-s
4xs rods. on ear line. for S9OO. Ferns
50 month. Adjoining piece $50
size, s325. 1880 #. facing essf at 9Stf
50; and sth East. 1915: 40xII5. facirg
Liberty park 500; two choice lois iS
Federal Heights, $500 less than nas-lrst
and three beauties for more than e aoS
under market. Have a few o+Isr
nearly as good but buy these ffrs+
INSURANCE
WE LII INSURE YOU N A oOzr
PANl that paid some 8, 900 GOO fSojisr
for dollar) in the San Francjscc 80.
and the rates won't be higher fi,ap -
some companies where you donsf 49,, =.
whether or not you'll get anv r-o,,.
il you do have a fire oAe-
NO NATTER WHAT YOTT WANT a.
II IN the line OF real estate a. go
thing connected Herewith. NE go z
OF service 10 you. as We have good L,,,--
IN homes from $500 10 800. eco basin.sss.
property, vacant property viii b-.5lS
Tor You and let you pay ike rent - m
look after your property and siws-s
COLONIAL REALTY & TRTrsr 20
.=et- Last FIRST South.
4Sof-Either Phone-45sT.
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FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE

$500 EfTILYoN.
Real Estate and Business Broker
1872 +. 81 south st.



Phones. Bell 2030. Ind alG
Mr.. Farm Buyer. please take partfc-
lar notice OF this advertisement IL va
know what alfalfa ground is worm
this place viii be yours inside OF sf
hours.
crop per year is g tons 10 the srSs
The ground LAYS perfectly level NJ
one foot of waste ground iu tie e
acres. The irrigation bitches are In
excellent condition one share of wa
Ter for each acre. All fenced with has
wire A 2-rOom brick house 60 mile
from nv office. Land I'm this TieInif-
il selling for Se0G an acre and is uorfi
ff For 0uick sale the cWner win raEe
$50 an acre. but must have cash. WIN
sell all or part We VIII loan you so
Der cent OF the purchase price.
acres. 4 miles from our office AN
under cultivation, good water right a
good 2-r0om brick house. excellent soil
can raise anything. There IS one acre
of gravel ground which would be ideal
for chicken runs $500. Part cash.
$50 acres Of choice land I'm Idaho &
miles from ST. Anthony, all under CUE
tivatlon in alfalfa grain ana potatoes.
4-rOOm brick house, corral and other
Outbuildings. excellent water right
VIII sell for SIS an acre OF viii trads
for city real estate.
eco acres in Idaho. In beautiful val-
lev close 10 Haley, part under culIiVa-
tiOn. balance virgin ground, every foot
OF IL can be cultivated, and water for
an tie ground This piece OF land con-
trolls its own bitches, so the water right
could not be better We have "a very
low price on the property. and n V0l
are Interested in a proposition OF this
kind we would be glad 20 tank 20 sou.
A small amount OF cash Is all that is 70.
BETTILYON.
1912 i. Sd South ST.
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BEIIILlDN,
1912 i. Sd South ST.

JUST reduced $500 less than actusl
value. new bungalows, thoroughly
modern. built OF press brick, 9 rooms
mission finish throughout. hardwood
floors, mission mantelsf book cases
built in the walls, beam ceilings TINT
ed walls, large cemented basemelts
screened back porches, very large 'front.'
porohes, lot 2AX10 rds. Northeast
bench.
Ii YOU want a genuine bargain bs
first Monday morning.
r. j.. CASADY g. CO,
sos Judge Building.
Bell phone 2R27 IND 1tia
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ARE you looking for q flat site or
a hotel site2
Here are one or two from list hard
10 beat.
bXl0 rods. on North Temple. between
LIST and % West, with unrivaled right
of-way privileges. $4,000.
4 rods frontage, corner "a North and
Center street, faces west, S4,250. Very
easy terms
For hotel site. we are exclusive
agents for that magnificent lot on Cd
South. just east OF the KnursfOrd.
On eth ave, close ia, we have a really
beautiful A-rOOm. Z-sUOrE brick home
Feranda upstairs and down, with un-
broken view over the whole valley.
large rooms, cabinet kitchen, cement
basement. good furnace. fine mantei.
Ella borate electric light fixtures. large
lot. right-of-Way I'm the rear; 5000
takes this, and il is a picture
THE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT 90.
% Main ST. Phones 4443.
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HOFFMAN, BROS.
-s-Su-a-reom modern brick cottage
on 10Th East street lawn ana
cement walks. Lot 3Elzls-a
Feet Terms $500 cash and ball
co. ahce 80 per month.
F-s1oo- large broom partly modern
mouse on South 8Ih IS Test street
near Riverside school Trees
cement walks, lot 54Xl46l feet
an Fenced IN. Terms $500 cash
s,a-a ana balance $50 per month
F-'-'' -Nrh 4-rO0m modern brick cQi-
taEe east or Liberty park. large
SeHafs front porch. screened
PACK porch, cement walks. i0l
s9xiol feet 20 alley Terms
ssv0 cash and balance SIS per
f''-oo-l-arge 4-room modern brick
cottage near City and County
building Fine mantel cement
cellar cement walks and large
lot Terms $500 cash and hale
ance SIS per month.
re Write Fire Insurance,
HOFFMAN BROS,
81 ". I'd South Street.
Both phones Z4A
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sEARs INVEsTlIENT 90

- 7I4-1It'5 II ' E-oIMENT Co
Offer new, s-rO0m frame h,.-
city water. sewer. close to sth Ns ort3'
StrsT| &c. To- rev eso days at 500: si0o
l-room house. lot 5Ox150 clo
West Temple ST. barn ana o,,5I' ose 10
must be sold. Come and msi[s 81, .sess
offer 1oAe Us an
6-room modern brick. close -
4 and streets; must sell =. m pet.
Make offer AZ once.
SEARS FFNSRv,EssT1.MENT Co.
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HOUSTON real ESTATE ~
WALKER & THOMPSON,
General Contractors and Builders.
49 So. Main. Bell 1901; Ind. 11t3.
BARGAINS

BARGAINS.
GOOD 4-rOOm modern frame cottage
at 18th +. near 18th Sc, lot 34xll0 TO
alley, good surroundings, all for 1890.
Good terms.
New 5-rm. modern on Roosevelt I've.
East OF 18th East. large basement,
cement walks. south face. lot 37AX125
10 alley. all for SALTS; good terms.
New 5-rm. red p. b.. modern cottage.
on Blain Ave, just off paved street,
closets. pantry china closet, brick
mantel, brick basement. sidewalk and
cement walks around the house, back
porch screened Lot 50Xl36 TO alley,
$1,000; terms.
FARM
$3.50 per acre for lS3 acres al Big
Cottonwood, Is shares OF water in the
Tanner ditch. The soil and the lay Of
the land is perfect. for gardening and
potatoes and fruit raising, miles
from street car. Terms $1,000 down,
balance years
. TO PER CENT MONEY
II you have a mortgage 10 int or
house 10 build, come In now and make
arrangements for your loan.
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$500.

5-room modern brick cottage,
on Eighth avenue, close IN, on
tie north bench, south 'front.'.
large lot, alley in the rear
easy terms.
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No. sol z. 18th So. five-roOm
modern pressed brick cottage,
sewer and sidewalk paid for,
sewer connection. Very liberal
terms can be arranged.
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s1,4OO-4-roon frame ana bar,
s3.000-4-room modem eoffage h-iejy
and frame east side. $500
s4.75O-5-room Or. brick modem bum
galoW on east bench, half cash.
ss,25o-5-room Or. brick Thoroughly
modern, cement cellar, barn for
auto, 200 cash, balance on
time.
s5.000-7-room modern pr brick, hot
air furnace, near Brigham ST.
lot z5Xl0 rds. s2.5o0 cash. ball
ance On or before years
HUBBARD INVESTMENT co.
IS West Cd South
Phones 49,
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New. modern brick bungalow,
oak floors. fire brick CRATE,
paneled walls, single paneled
doors, furnace heat, cemented
basement; easy terms.
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HoUsroNs. lie HoUsERs.
S1ShN

0-rm. mod. frame home, ADOBE
lined. southeast, terms OF Sz9o
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bo,,ie sOOA modern new pressed brieA
-ouse, close 10 good school. large iol.
49, e4st or town, must be sold y
blSe me. OF George SaXton, Ho'isi
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S5OOo

S-room strictly modern home.
on the east side, east front
large lot, gas, sewer, heat.
electric lights. two CRATES,
house in very good condition
and very reasonable terms.
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NEAR NEW r. g. DEPOT.
~ rms, with long lease, rooms filled
every night, and can show monthly
profit OF Sl00 mo; $3.50. Terms
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EXCLUSIVE SALE-SPECIAL
New. white pressed brick cot
tage. with lot 50K157 II. to al
ley, southeast, on car line.
Property cost over 81. 500. House
has 4 large rooms downstairs,
with bath. toilet, pantry.
clothes closets, basement, two
rooms upstairs. stairway in
fine lawn, shade trees. cement
walks. coal shed. SPECIAL
PRICE $4,000. Liberal terms.
f. c. SCHMIDT & co.
125 SO. Main St.
Ind. 2s6-PHONES Bell ASA.
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COFFEE HOUSE
This plSce does a good business. rent
and expenses are low; $500, look il up
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WE have one Of the finest
and most completely furnished
Broom housekeeping rOOming
houses for the price in the city.
1t is the best bargain by and
large we have ever offered.
Located in the heart of the
business district. Rent only
$50 per month. This place is
to be sacrificed for $3.50. owing
10 sickness Of the owner. a
small amount down viii handle
this bargain.
LEASE FOR SALE.
Store room, 221x15O feet. with
full basement, ceiled and
flOOred, heated and completely
wired for light. Best business
block in the city. Positively
the cheapest rent on Main
street Good lease; suitable for
clothing, cigars, jewelry, res
taurant or cafeteria. INNES-
TIGATE THIS.
RESTAURANT BARGAIN.
Best restaurant on State street,
good lease. very cheap rent.
This place has been in opera
tiOn and has an average bust
ness OF $4,000 per month. Price
very reasonable. For particu-
lars and terms. see US.
T. q GGHATVDT 4 60
l25 Main Street.
Ind. 1S6-PHONES-B 1854
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06

EASY MONEY IF YOU WANT IT.
Good saloon, 20 rooms upper floor,
rent Sl44 mo-; license goes with saloon
nothing TO buy. A good leaser is whaT
We want