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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07
1900


= Sn uiein Ianottu, ettd meiban
IuomaIaiIet tio%Iialistimme tdaud
maasIa mibaapat pappeia. So belps
pc ie On tobistudfin, ettd be Min tie.
fendt, mutta Ell iuinfaan min ettei
poiffeusta topabbu. &pud rSnDmies
besia" on uiein papit tuomittu fans
ian miaitIiDifIi, mutta iopa ndbtiin
iiindfin t%opobtutpan poitfeus tdmdn
muoben 38:sIa numerosia Siind
title vpdd" IS. 49, tefee Idbeistd Tut
tamuutta pastori SO. u. Wasl onin
fansIa taisteuesi aan fieItolofia mas.
taan. - ). go. ottaa Wasionin tos
ois~toiafleen nditteeueen, ettd fieltps
laista, p~aifauiiista eli maItiou iiista,
Ell ole muuta fliin naiipaista ma
binfoa, ettd jos bolutaan pettpmpfs
Iid min ddnestdfadmme fieltolafia.
- Sbme ia fnmma, ettd s. @. Ell
ottanut tobistaiafieen maiuri 8oiea,
onban ban iaman Fifteen paItpeluf.
Tesla fuin tue turia pappi WasIo'
nifin.
Wutta JOS Hoie ia @asion tabto'
mat idilpttdd pdfiiuomateouii uutta,
min s. 70. ndfpp nield enemmdn
iiitd buolebtiipan. &umpifaan ebel'
Idmainituieta eimdt ole Iiitd min pals
10 buolebtineet, ettd pliiimat eiittdneet
mdfijuomaliiffeen naltioue atlantis.
tn, mutta Min tefee s. gD. Sdn TO-
Observation-Disclosures innosIaan eiits
tdd, ettd tue ibmiIid r~pDstdfsG ia
murbaona lille otettaiiiin naltion
omafIi = Cana s. 20. on iosfus
tirioittanit nptpistd baaitusmuotoa
mastaan FUN Ie pitdd Ieilonan ipto-
noiman, i%outon murbamiebid, ia
lama mics tabtoiIi MT. ettd fulfil
bouitusmuoto. iofa feittdiii mprftpd
ia m%prfpttdiIi maan aiutfoita. -
Sbmeeuistd iobbonmufaiI uuttu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07

= Siitd, milf fddntpmGtDin ibmi
men Ell oiottele iieluania, firioitetoar
&otimoabon %ierrroonao:
v2opiunoen iidad on ban liiofii iIoi
men ia l~opfeHinen. Sdn oiottelee:
vOboton Finn tuIen IuurefIi; en- pm'
mdrrd mieId oifein n,itG fristitptii
tulemiIeao torfotetoan."
Nuoruuoen oifano bGn oiottelee
onneaon ia tuIepoiiuuttoon. yGun'
ban pddien roubou leen eldmddn ia
Iaan eremmGn oifaa, min Iitte ri'
peon oiotteIemaan peIastnstoni. ytpi
on minun ponnisteltatpa eteenpdin,
etten idiIi toiiista idlele."
Wiebuuben iidSid iao bdn Iiion
poIion buoIia, mirfa' ia perbeiuru'
ia: rGn moi aioteIa Sumolaa inuri
mt. Ndmd oiiot tdptpp iaooa en!in
IuoritetufIi. Wiutta Iitte -.
WanbemmoIa iidud on bdn liion
manbo. 9dnen fpbdmenid on poos
tunut ipnnisId. !9dnen on meIfein
mobboton Iuopua ipnniaiIistd to'
poiStoon eifd bdn endd moi pd6s,
I'd pois iiltd u%rolto, iota bdn on Min
faunon ipoeltonut.
GairoSmuoteeua on ban liion iois
ros. Sdnen ruumiinia nddnteIefIen
tuSfisiaan. Sdnen oiatusfptpnid on
Iommunut, bdnen toboonmoimonid
murtunut, ia ban on fofonoon ft'
puma mauosIo eta bdneld ole rau'
bao mufarpoSti fesfusteIa Suma'
Ian fonsIa.
9%uoIemosia on Iiion mDSbdisid.
Se tuIi min nopeosti; benfi croft
ruumiiSto.
2utiioni, tdIi Ipodmele!
v2oitiae Mile, ioito bdnen noss
toon otiipot, ontoi Ddn hoffman tuls
Ia SumoIan Iapiifii."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07

main meriIid Iotia. 2diffien maiden
bauttiat foittamat npfpddn moin'
tinIa mufaan parantaa ia mabpis'
taa iotamoimiaan., Gn9lanti elm.
miime wuonna banffi {otalaipoia
liIdd pli miiben milioonan pnnoan
armosta ia aifoo liidtd meripdfea
5000 miebeId. lluiia iattildisEota'
laimoia on miime aifoina malmiss
tettu O~bbpsmauoisiafin. So oioit-
taafo @endidn miimeaifaiiet toi'
menpiteet iitd, ettd iieud bauitufien
piiriefd rafasteiaan ranbaa? Isl
merffidfddn Iiitd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07
&mulnmiita.

&atefeetta s. Wiettinen, iota on
pppbettp %iiirtpmddn firffofuntomme
poIneIufIeen, on ilmoittonut l6bte'
ndniG NATHALIE Suomesta tdmdnf.
Is p:dn ieubusia. WeIi Wiettinen
on Suomesia tunnettu efponfeliu'
min iaornaaia ia bptpin iuoiittu
eponfeIilen %fanion fesfuubesia ia.
Sdn on toiminut Suomesid enIin
Iasten ppettoiana ia Iitten uIeita
muoIia epanfeIiumin Iaornaaiana
Suomen 2utb. Gtp. Ybbistptien pal
neIufIesIa.
Wiimmefii bdn on toiminut firf-
oberran opuloiie emo Sotpitoipa
IeesIa.
Rotefeetta Wtiettinen on mpDSfin
bofenut amoimena olefpoa popin'
mirtao Sbion Gp. Xutb. &oniouis'
ieurafunnisIa.
Soinoitomosti bdnestd iaomme
oifean fpelieu ia rebeIliien perron
poImeIiion fesfuuteemme.
Samoin mp6s fotefeetta s. Mtdfi'
mem, jofa on 4 muotto toiminut
Suomen Observation-Disclosures pdImes
IufIesIo, on bofenut fiiffofrntom'
me poImeIufIeen. 2cSfo ~ipDpdfed
ennestddn on Iiion pdbG, min nd'
md peIiet opot iertuetuueito Serron
tpDb5n. 2un muitofin fpmdftditd
Iaar noomiebid OF 10 puolittoin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07

- llIein fuulaan, ibmisten fesfus>
telemon fiitd, ettd tddad maasIa tuD'
lataan palion rabaa firffoien ia pa
fanaldbetpfIen bpmdfii. M(utta tus-
Fin nuo ftifutteIiiat omat fosfaan
ottaneet buomiopnia fuinfa palio
9tinerifasIa ubrotaan muolittain IT,
rouSta t,iottaipiin mdfiiuomiin. &irf'
foien bpmdffi ubratnan Amerifasia
puo5ittain noin $ 175,O0O,O0O ia
ia pafanaldbetptieen S 10000, 900.
Wtutta pdfiiuomiin iamaaa aifaa
ubrataan Imerifasia $ 1,675,OOO,s
900. 81 mibinfddn min palio nbra'
ia rabaa fuin ndtiiuomiin, mntta
faiffein mdbemmdn Ioiialistimme
meIuamat iitd Iiifettd mastaan, tab
toiiipatpa fen mield ottaa maltion
eritpiIen IuoieIutIen ale.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07

Suomen SdbetDeI euron Sestas
o%ioIoiien 9aaraofaSton nuoiifofo'
us oil Sulun uuoeaa Ieurabuoneel'
la mf. 80 p:nd. 9aaraofaston
firiurin rouma tSilba 2etpon laati.
ma nuoTifertomus luettiin, iofa
%oIoitti, ettei nuori SaoraoIosto ole
bebeImdtDintd tpDtd tebnpt, paan
ettd SumoIa on r~unIoosti iiunannut
fen toimia. Wasta folme nuotta
SaaraoIasto on toiminut ia iiitd
buplimotta lie On 10 noinut ldbettGG
oman tpDntetiidnid patanain tes.
fuuteen &iinoon ia tdmdn lildtIi on
pfIi ldbetti @n9lonniSIa Iefd fatii
oppiIosta Suomen ldbetpsfouluss
ia polmistuofieen tdbetpsiaorraa.
iifTi.
Canaan Saaro olaston aIotteesto
ia ioboona on tolfpen fuluesio fe.
rdttD aqua SupmusiaImen puutetta
tdriimiue, mitd toimenpibettd Suma.
la on Min runIoaSti Ii,nannut, ettG
aqua on %iaapunut pmpdri maatam.
me, Wendidltd. alma @merifasta
iooffo, nieldpd iuftdaisfanIamme
fesfuuoesto Stdnalta. lnfarista.
&erdpfIen fautta on Iaotu ~torfeitaf.
ieen ilabbuttaman iuuri lumma, ras
bana $500 mt. ia fpield liIdfii maa.
tie y. m. atpustutfia. Giiotaon ppps
tdd maItion aqua tuntupo n anus.
iufien iotfo miIeen.
&uten tunnettio, t6md Saoroo.
Iasto on niinfuiIutnn mapoomman
leostobioloiIe i%uunan fonnoitomo,
eifd iitd p%onboqinen rpbmd by
ndfip.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07
2irtfo funtamme

&irtfotuntomme feidiulfailu
ySuutapan didn't" ilmestpp 81. %.
@eSterbodan toimittomona toufps
FUN lopusIa eli f~efdfuun olusio, 16
iiipuiIen ia Is Ientin bintoiIeno,
tdbdn moobon ia uIfomoiae. Sui
faiIu f%oitetoon Iaooa IiiduDltddn
moboouiIemmon monipuoIeiiefii, jos
ten toipotoon file bppdd menet,
fid.
pppbetdGn, ettd faitfi ne henfil6t,
iotfo roffouoesto firtfofuntaamme
ia SumoIan Ianan Iemittdmiieen ia
Inafpot rupeta mainittuia illIfoi'uia
mppmddn, ilmoittaiTipat fninfo
monta fappaletta fufin boluoo.
WippntipoIffio % ienttiG bouoristo.
Sultaiiua iaaoaon tiIota tdmdn
Ieboen toimistosto, auttaion oIoit.
teeDo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07

= Gnii feIdnd, beindfuun 81 :
eIofuun 6 p:ddn, pioetddn mailman
roubanfonsresii SufboImasio, 1uot
fisia.
On ipptd ep6iGd, ettd Ell ~tdsIdfddn
roubonfonaresfis'a pieId pIeistd
maoiImonrouboo iddoetd. Gsteend
Iiue on Ie, ettd maitten bauitfiot (ei
ainotoon monet), eitpdt ole friStin'
osfon l6pitunfeemid, I. I. I. fristin
usfo eli ole i%aonut muifuttaa beisid
tooeniSto el6mGd, mann beiud OH
fristinusfo main fuoreno. "a FUN
frisiinusfo ei ole beisid %iaonut pois
futtoo ~tobenisto raubon, Iominnon
ia roffouoen ootetto, min foitfi feSs
tuSieIut IeuoiTista fpIpmpffistd rou'
feapot ipbiddn, omot main fums
m%itteIaio, iotta Ia%ottaipot ennustao
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07
s, 6. 2%iIieroos.

- &iroilemista mosiaan on Huot'
IisIa rpbbpttp taisteluun. &anIafou'
Iun pstdpien balintotomitean fofo'
ntiesIa miime tammifuusia on pro-.
D. Huoin eiittdnpt firioittamania
IentoIebtiien firoilemis 'pabetta mas
taan, idttGen fen fomitean boltuun
IemitettGmdfIi f%anion fesfuuteen.
padtetiiin rnbtpd tarmoffoiIiin toi'
menpiteiIiin tdmdn mafapabenfiien
firioitutI en IepittdmiietIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07
&amiax HridtS.
~
Maranet. Mi6.

WtooIiStuulla.
Wrpoiia Iuttoia ia fen toimittoia!
Sos Inotte iioo lebbenne paIstoino,
Min piirrdn iontu rimin.
&osfo olen %Ioanut mostoonottaa
Min monio latoio usfonmeliien ia
h'oricn termeiIid Iuttaion poIstoian,
min mindtin toos pittdn oian pes
rdStd terpeboin teitd meIiet ia fla
ret, iotta uSfotte fansioni SeeIutien
lofptntomereSId foifti ipntinne ans
teeth. GritpiIesti Ionon terpeiIid 9lnt'
tolon toimitioiolIe, ia fonon teile,
ettd oltoo main f%drIiip6inen Iiind
tpoifeosIo ~toimeeionne, moitta plet'
tetin ioutunut itddnfitin mpnen tulen
fesfeIe, Fun ptii tobtpo pbid ia toe
hen toistd, futn niitten toittien mie'
len moi idptt6d. Woon o~iettofoo ot
no tpDnne ia toimenne Sumolan la
nan rinnoIe ia tebtaG min fuin liel-
la neuipotoon.
Whine numero Iuttaiao tuli Foe
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07

lupeisIa, min iaan tdstd ilomielin t'
moittaa papin puutteesia oletpi9e
Ieurafunniae iloiIena uutiiena.
MpDsfin Neo SO oseen, Mont. tot
famine banffia emf tilasia emanfe'
liumin Iaarnaaian. Toimon, eta en'
Il feIdfuuSIa pibettdmdsid firfouis'
fofoutiesia moibaan a~iettaa aina'
Elm 4 emanfeIistaa pariinaiieen teb'
tdpddnid.
&. Is. H%isianen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07

= Nimimerfit & ia y onat pdi-
wdIebben Iouontoi ia I%unnuntoi nu.
merosia ~firipiieueet Suomi'S pnoo.
bin ia Observation-Disclosures pbtp.
miieStd. = Geitd nuo tirioiiioiot o.
pai, on tietenfin nellie tieidmat5n,
iiud firioittaiot otpot tietenfin pitd'
meet allan Min ortotuontoiIeno, ettei.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07
SIoifeuo fiitouiSuubeua muiste

- SIoiieua fiitoui'uubeua muiste.
len 9lbstabulan, Sarborin ia Sair'
pprtin usfomoiiia ia erittdin ppp'
ban lauIua fiitolliiuuteni 9arborir
pstdmiue Iiitd papaasta r%offouoer
Iobiosto mitd minuue ferdiitte. g8i
boIinen iuIfi minulta firfon ofpei
mastustoioin ~mdIitptieud, mntto
Ssumola omaIi to%iiaoltapdin taos
aipon anpnaiIefIi iosta tiitos Ser
ran.
s. 6. 2ilieroos.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07

ole tobtineet merfitd nimiddn
firioituSten ale. llsfomme fuitenfin
eta firioitusten tafana on pappis'
miebet.
Wolemmat firioittaiat ndpttamdt
olewan fiaG fannaaa, ettd mainitta'
ien fir~ffofuntain tulip pbtpd. Ca
maa toimoo tdmdn lebben toimitus,
mutta Iamaaa epdilee, ettei ie moi'
tapabtua mield muofifpmmeniin. So
ippt Iiiben omat palio ipmemmdud
FUN mitd armoiIat firioittaiat ellie
toimat. &c, ettd Suomi.S Dnooot
maatii papeiltaan iuurempaa fonlu'
Iipistpstd fuin 2anIanisfirffo, ei
ole FUN pienin ia belposti ppitettas
ma pbtpmiien este, maiffa f%irioitta
ia y olettaa fen fpbta iuurenrmafii.
Sppt, militia pitdpdt ndma fafii
lutberilaista firtfofuntaa t%oiiistoan
erosIa, otpat lDpbettdmisId ndisid
tirffofunnisia fdptdnnDsid olewien
usfontosoppien eroamaiiuubesta,
paiffa n~imeaiiesti pbtd pppia tuns
nustetaanfin. 81 ole min pmmdrrets
tdmd, ettd tabioiIimme Ianoa, eta
faifti Spnooban papit poiffeufietta
omaamat eri oppifaI itteet FUN &ans
iaaisfirfon papit, Iiad plemme fuuls
leet, ettd beibdntin ioufosiaan on
iofu papaan emanfeliumin, eli jos
fus Spnpobin puolelta nimitetpn
rlDpbdn opin", I%aarnooia. Wutta us.
fauamme ianoa, ettd Spnoooin pap.
p~islaumasI a on Iuurin enemmistD,
'iotfo bpIfimdt &aniauisfirffoa iuus
ri ieu tdboen, ettd iiind piirieid, al.
nafin iuuremmalta %oiolta, iuliste.
taan Seeiufien &ristufien aniaities
maa armoa publifaanin ia rpDpds
rinfin faltaiIiae itIenId tuntoon tuls
leiue benfiIoiae, ia iitte nasta uss
foon tuueina pbotetaan beiltd usfon
beoelmid la niitd mpDsfin Iitte mas
ia BELLE ppetetaan.
GanI ouisfirfpn piirisid paaan tos
beuafin ndibin aifoibin asti oltu
exempt pdlinpitdmdttDmid pappein
fouluiipistptieen ndbben. Wtutta iii
nd iubteesia on aian paatimusten
pafoittamana tebtp fddnne, ioten on
alettu papeilta maatimaan entistd
exempt ulfonaista oppia ben9euiien
opin liidfii. Wutta firffotuntamme
Ell mieId tdbdn asti, Suntalan fiitos,
ole arnottanut pappeia ptiin ulfoz
naiien fouluiimistptIen perusteella,
moan beiltd on maabittu Tia pbd
tarfemmatIi tulloan) fdptdnnDuistd,
oifeaa opettaia.fptpd, iota opetta=
ioue titlee nasto Iiuoin fun bdn itie
elGG 1itd ibmisneroue ialatt1a uSs
toneIdmdd, ipta bdnen tulee muiue
opettod.
Sdmdn leboen tpimitus on Iitd
mieltd, eta tulemaiiuuoeSI ia nasta
moioaon toimoa nGiben firtfofun.
tain pbtpmistd. Sa ie tapabtuu mas.
ia Iitte fun Sumola on f~ummastafin
firffofunnasta polttanut pois ebes
oialta niisid Ioptpwdn Iariiealaiien
fuoren, ettei usfon tunnustaiot
(etenf6dn papit) luota main iiiben,
ettd BELLA on luterilainen mimi ia
IeurafunnisIa noubatetoan tartfaan
manbpia Iuterilaiiia firffosidriestpf.
I'D eli Ieremoonioito; iouoin ei ieits
rafuntain mdtilumun mufaan orr
mosteuo ieurafunnon b%en9euistd
puoIta, maon iouoin ben9euiien eIds
min decentralization omistus on
.u0ut muptoio tdrtedmmdtIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07

Entered as second-class matter January IL
SOC, at he post office at ~Ironwood, Michigan
under the Act of Congress of March 8. 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07

= pobioismatiet fristiaiiet pliop'
pilaspbbistpfIet pitapdt phteiien
Observation-Disclosures Serlufibolmis'
ia, Sansfasia, emf beindfunn SD
p:inG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07

Toimitus eli sailyta kirjoitnksia, joita Sc Ell vo
~julaista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07

= Rahat lahetettak66t joko suorastaan rahassa
tsi expressi- tai pankkivekselissa tahi posti-mo-
uey-orderissa; dollaria pienemmat summat vol
dam lahettAa l sentin postimerkeissa,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07

- Sronwoobin airiapainofauna'
taspbbistptlen ~idienmofiuia mas
lisfuuua Ieuraamilta:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
REAL ESTATE NEWS AND THE
CTTY'S BUILDING OPERATIONS

the bad weather conditions. which for
bid any possibility OF showing property.
have prevented the closing OF any new
deals,
The situation is only momentary, how
ever, and there Is likely 10 be a break
in the market at almost any time. with
numerous sales as the result. Improve
mcnt in the weather Is likely also TO
cause a. resumption OF building opera
tions in the Heights. Work on the
foundations Of the new buildings 10 be
erected there has necessarily been sus-
pended during the cold weather and the
coming warm spell is likely To cause
considerable activity on the Heights.
j. w, Morrison, formerly OF Nevada,
has bought the L.iXor hotel furnishings
and lease at - South Main street Tor
$1,000. The sale was made through y. l..
Brattian.
The IIaIlorsn-Judgc Loan and Trust
company reports the following sales for
the week: Residence at 49, East Third
South street, from Mary Il; Mantor to
r.. Barstow, for Sil50, vacant lot ON |
sJract. near Sixth avenue. from Mary \.
Ball 10 Catherine NJ. Johnson, for S1uO
residence ut 1857 South Eleventh la 81
street, from Y. \. Bcttiyou TO G.. Il.
Vaughan. for $1,000; residence on Maple
avenue, near Thirteenth East street from
.. II. Johnson 20 r. II Vance, Tor
$3.50
Meeks & Mccartney report the sale of
ten lots in University Heights during tho
last week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20

doors about one foot greater than the
width of thc door.
q Reception halls can vary in size
according TO the size of the homo aud
the social position held by the owner.
Some people make the reception hall a
very beautiful, largo room rcsplendent
with architectural effects and fine fur.
nIturc. From Il practical standpoint
1T need be no larger than is pccesSarY
10 accommodate the stairs without
crowdlng and give ample pas
sage room. The stairway should ncv.
CT he less than three feet six inches
wide for the main stairway and three
feet wide for the back stairway. The
platforms should be perfectly square,
with no steps on the diagonal, com
monty known as windcrs. The stair
should be so located that the landing
at the head of the stair will he rs near
TO the center Of the house rs possible,
making II an easy matter to reach all
of the bedrooms on the second GCor
without great waste of hail space.
Small Parlor Obsolete.
"Thc day of the small parIor is past.
\ large living room, or as some prefer
to call 1t, drawing room. in which
are combined the o!d-time parIor. sit.
ting room and sometimes the library
has taken its place, For those who
still adhere to the idea of reception
room Of some sort. the separate library,
becomes popular,
1.-The dining room should always be
considered as the setting for Il bou-
quct, somewhat PLAIN, OF ample size.
but its chief adornmcni should be ITS
furniture. In speaking thus. The side
board is considered part of The fur,
nlshing since il Is nothing but a man
ufacturcd piece Of furniture after Il
special design. With manv il is not
popular. for II is of very little practi-
cal utility With drawers in the low.
CT part. II place can he had in which
to place table linen and silvcrware, but
the upper part has as lis principal
adornment Il large mirror with several
piccns of fine china cut glassware or
silver service An overloaded side
board indicates poor taste. Ii it must
be used as storing place for china
ware used every day. ii is better 10
transform it into a regular china
closet.
Plate Rails Go.
.'Thc plate rail is not rs ponular as
il used 10 be. II is great dust col.
lcctor and 10 make any practical uac
of it, one should have u number of
pieces of fine china The dining room
should be we'll lighted. While it does
not matter so much in a large dipino
room il is quite necessary in Il small
ono that tho pantry or Kitchen door be
located near one corner so that the dool
viii have a free space 10 swing in and
neither bump the back Of II chair oI
give the servant crowded space in
when 10 turn upou entering the room
"a volume could probably be writ
ten on The arrangement of kitchens.
Some women prefer small kitchens
that VIII save steps. others declare
they want kitchens large enough to
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Burt g. Carlqust report sales OF real
estate during the last week aSgregatine
$50, 700. These sales include fruit
farm near Murray, which was sold lor
of residence property, The following are
reported by this company for the week:
House 10 James IL. Kirk on South Second
West for $500; house on Snow avenue to
]. W. Fletcher, from n. Il, Andrus
$3.50: house on Blaine avenue, from the
Deseret Mutual Investment company to
y. Il, Norris Tor $3.50: a beautiful farm
of ninety-five acres east OF Murray for
$4,000: this place has forty acres of six
and seyen-y -year-old fruit trees, conprIs-
ing peaches, apples. cherries, aDricots;
sold TO the Co-operative Investment com
pany; house on East Milton avenue. near
Eleventh. East, for $l450, to John II.
Bonn: two houses on McClelIand street
for s2i00 EACH house on Eighth South,
quist to Emma Mathis for $3.50.
The Felt building on Main street, Just
north Of the Boston building. Is nearing
completion. and 1T is expected that many
of the rooms will be ready for occu-
pancy before March 1. The Vermont
building on West Temple street is also
nearly finished. but II will be thirty
days or more before il will be ready FOR
tenants.
The board of governors of tho Salt
Lake Real Estate association will meet
carly this week 10 decide on new ioca-
tion for the sccrctary's office.
especially in the residence district and
in Federal Heights. Is we'll illustrated
ny the fact that although the number OF
inquiries for home sites IN the beautiful
fore during. the last week. there have
been no sales made Stove q: Palmer
call attention 10 This situation and en-
plain II on the ground that recent sales
OF building lots in The Heights 10 out
side buyers have turned the eyes of out
of-town investors TO the property, but
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University Notes

Charles Ostor, an attorney Of the su-
prcInr coUr: OF France was Il visitor at
the university Friday and Saturday. Mr.
pstor Is travelling through the countrv
studying the people, their customs and
characteristics. and also the Anne rican
ornl OF the classes and taking a general
view OF the arrangement and manage
mont OF the university he was a visitor
OF Dr. kingsbmy at his home
4 special examination in physics was
given Saturday forenoon before class
OF nTlN mon. made up Of seniors. juniors
and Sophomorcs who have failed 10 oh
tain passing grade I'm ono or more Gf
the divisions of the subject.
Fiual announcement as 10 the men who
have failed TO pass off the required mum
Der OF hours of work Will he made Mon
day morning. According TO the present
ruling. no student will he permitted 10
remain in school who fails TO pass Off
list OF thirty names was posted Friday
of men who failed 10 pass on some OF
the subjects, and these names win Ic-
ceivc final action by the faculty at The
regular weekly meeting Monday.
The Scribblcrs' club one of the lit
crarY societies Of the university, will
present u short farce. entitled The Only
Way Ouj OF It I'm the university AS
scmbly room Monday evening. Tnc play
is original with tho club, having been
written this winter by l.. l.. Butler. the
founder \ special feature of The even
ing, the new ScribblerS' song composed
for tn" occasion. viii bc rendered by
all tho members. OF tho club Following
the play. an informal dance VIII be
given. q. which light refreshments VIII
be served.
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SPRING OFFERINGS
IN LOCAL STORES
Trade Conditions Normal. With
Volume of Business Above
Last Year.
FIRST CONSIGNMENTS
ARRIVE FROM THE EAST
Demand for Farm Implements
Indicates Prosperous Out
look for Next Season.

Stocks in the local stores bsve been
frightened considerably during the
last week hv the arrival Of few CON
signments Of new spring goods Sales
have increased correspondingiy in
nearly all lines and the volume OF
business so far shows an increase over
the first nix weeks of 1909. The dry
goods dealers report that they have sue
ceeded in making an excellent "clcan-
upn of winter goods. These sales have
been appreciated by hundreds OF thrift
ty women who have anticipated their
needs fer next fall and saved 20 per
cent or moro on their purchases OF
heavy goods.
replenished, following tho clearance
sales and nearly all Of the stores are
displaying attractive lines Of spring
and summer footwear while the demand
for oxfordS Is increasing daily. At
tenpts to rush the season on the part
of milhners have met with httlo sue
cess so far although many of the shops
arc showing spring styles IN profusion.
Many Buyers in East
Nearly all of the buyers arc still in
the cast and the bulk of their pur
chases Will not arrive until the latter
part Of next month. Prices on most
of the lines of merchandise handled by
the department stores arc slightly
higher than last year but ihc advances
are not TO be compared with the ad-
Vapccs IN groceries, meats and fruits.
The reason for tins rs explained to
10 the consumers is that therc rs no
Iron-clad combine among the dry goods
dealers Of Salt Lake while the prices
of all foodstuffs are maintained on an
artificial basis by the combination of
groccrs and butchers, assisted by the
commission men.
Continued increases in the sale of
olcomargarnc have reduced the salo
of butter in Salt Lake and ii Is only
through the control OF the market by
one firm that prices are maintained on
the butter which is being shipped into
Salt Lake from the east. Eggs arc
lower and the demand is increasing.
Green vegetables arc more plentiful
and sales of California fruits are on
the Increase.
Local hardware dealers report con.
tinued strong demand in all lines and
many orders of farming implements
have been received during the week
with requests for immediate shipment.