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The Calumet news., 1910-05-16
HoUGHToN 6REvITIEs.

Arthur Finley of the firm of Foley
n Finley, is again able to be out after
being confined to his home by illness
for few weeks.
]. II. Rice has received through the
The Calumet news., 1910-05-16
NO PAROLE FOR KANeAs

No action was taken last week at n
meeting Of the Michigan Board of Par
dons Mt Marquette. upon the applica-
The Calumet news., 1910-05-16
Children's
Dresses

We are showing a great line of
them in Ginghams, Percales
Linens, Rep. and white Lingerie, i'm
sizes from 2 to IA years at prices
that will convince you, that it comes
cheaper to buy them than to bother
with making them.
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$50 to 1900
Infants Wear

Here you will find the daintiest
things for the tiny baby and for the
little toddlers--long and short coats,
long and short dresses, long and
short skirts, Pinning blank is,
Embroidered shawls and all kinds
OF BonnetS in wa Sh materials.
Call and see this line, you will
admire the pretty styles and the
excellent work on them. All are
very reasonably priced.
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Beautiful Waists
AT LOW PRICES

The ability of this store to sell
the highest grade waists at lowest
prices stands unquestioned. We
show more styles and devote more
space to waists than any store in
town. Here are the daintiest Ling
erie and Jap. silks, and a great line
OF taffetas in all shades, we have
them at all prices from
Evening journal., 1910-02-14
IMPROVEMENTS FOR
N. Y. P. 6 N. RAILROAD

DELMAR, Del, Feb. 14-ENtensive
improvements are being contemplated
during the year on the New York,
Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad.
The present double track between Del
mar and Loretto is to be extended to
Princess Anne. and there connected
with the long siding already existing
TO Kings Creek. thus making a distance
of twenty-one miles south from Del
mar.
The wooden culvert trestles between
Princess Anne and Kings Creek are to
be replaced by concrete culverts. Con-
tractors from Philadelphia are now at
work on this. In several places miles
of double track are to be laid, max
ing the passing sidings much longer
and heavier rails will be used.
The company has also contracted
with a firm of Philadelphia for a new
concrete sheet pile bulkhead alongside
the wharf and freight house at Cape
Charles. This bulkhead will consist of
concrete piling reinforced with steel.
The piles viii be thirty-sx feet long
and fifteen inches thick, and will be
tongued and groved so that when
driven into place they will mt tight In
the same manner that boards are laid
for a floor. making a solid sheet wall.
This is said 90 be the third wharf of
its kind in the country. the others be-
ing at Brunswick, Ga, and at Norfolk.
Va.
Evening journal., 1910-02-14
Shot Himself hi thn Hard.

LAUREL. Feb. 14.--Reese Gordy. the
i5-year-Old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam r. Gordy came near meeting
with a fatal accident. Playfuny point
ing the bright end Of a pocketknife at
Edgar Walls, who is employed at the
livery stable OF Howard Whaley. nc
exclaimed look out I'm going TO
shoot" Walls looking up. replied IN
a jocular way. Look out yourself or
I win shoot" and in attempting to
whip a revolver from his coat pocket
the weapon was accidentally discharx-
ed. The bullet struck Gordy on the
thumb and index finger OF the hand he
had extended and glanced from there
to his breast. Or. Jones attended him.
The wounds were slight.
Evening journal., 1910-02-14
NEWSY DOINGS
OF NEW CASTLE
BaptiStS Gratified Because the
Rev. c. E. Lewis is to Be-
come Their Pastor

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Feb 1.-THE Rev. Dr.
c. E. Lewis OF Albany, New York. has
accepted cal to become pastor Of the
First Baptist Church lie has been hlling
the pulpit OF the church for some time. In
addition to being an able preacher, he is
q good singer. His wife and daughter also
are singers.
The funeral OF the infant child Of Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Smith was held this
morning. Interment was made in 81.
Peters Cemetery
The funeral Of Lester II. Gooden. the
sevcn-months' old child Of MIR. and Mrs.
Edward Gooden. took place this afternoon
from his parents residence, Fourth street,
Interment was made in the Glebe Gene
terry.
At the meeting Of the Citizens Building
and Loan Association this evening theru
Will be a good demand for money. This
shows that more people are trying 10 own
their homes rather than pay rent
Undertaken Charles II. Clewell is a busy
man at present In addition to the two
funerals here there are two persons dead
in ST Georges and one in IIirkwood. Those
I'm ST. Georges are James ". Paynter,
father Of William II. Paynter, OF Pitts
burg and Miss ollie Paynter, both Of
whom have been connected for years with
the newspaper world. Mrs. Annie f. King.
wife OF Julius King. OF Kirkwood. died
yesterday and the funeral OF Mrs. Ro-
sanna starkey, OF st. Georges took place
to-day.
/ There was "A new brlnd or liquor in New
Castle on saturday night. At least the
police said so, for they had to assist many
men 10 their homes and some to the ro-
/ frigerator lookup.
The Good VIII Fire Company expects
shortly to install its new bell in the tower
which has been strengthened
The K OF p. and Ivanhoe Division pre-
sented a nice appearance on Saturday
evening as they marched 10 the station 10
go TO Wilmington.
ST. Peters Holy Name Society has been
invited by ST. Palrs Holy Name Society
OF Wilmington TO attend a smoker on tho
evening OF Washington's birthday wher
the society VIII celebrate its tenth ami
versary.
New Castle may have a new club hous,
Evening journal., 1910-02-14
FARMERS WILL DO
THEIR OWN DREDGING

DOVER, Del, Feb. A-Residents OF
Little Creek interested several years past
i'm having Little River made tributary
OF Delaware bay have decided to have
the river dug at their own expense. hav-
ing failed to get the recommendation from
the government. Already over S4O0 has
been subscribed. the amount desired being
81 900. which the promoters believe they
will be able to raise before the work is
completed
With the digging OF the river and the
cutting of several bends, the river can
be shortened by nearly two miles. With
this done, and a line OF steamers arrang-
cd from Little Creek 10 Philadelphia.
lower Delaware could have dahy commu-
nicaton wit. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1910-02-14

Pcntecost, and one reason given was "as a
fulhlment Of christs promise to prove
that God keeps His word. Another reason
was that there might be a vital second
coming.
lie next told OF how the Holy Spirit op-
crates. and he said that II endows willing
Christians with divine power lie said
that itsworks through human personalities
that have been transhgured by divine
power. In conclusion, he said that the
Holy Ghost saves souls by calling them
TO God by preaching a vital gospel by
transformed preachers and that by preach
ers was meant all Christians who deliver
Gods message.
Evening journal., 1910-02-14
THE REV. Mr.. HOLLOWAY'S
INTERESTING SERMON

The Rev Thomas p. Holloway ended his
second year as pastor OF the Second Bsp-
list Church yesterday
Mr.. Holloway yesterday morning preach
ed the second Of series OF sermons on
The Growth OF the Apostolic Church 80
His subject was the Descent OF the
Holy Spirit" The pastor defined the Holy
Spirit and said that It is Jesus every
where instead of here or there. He told Of
why the Holy Spirit became active az
Evening journal., 1910-02-14
LIEUT.. SMITH
TO GO TO CUBA
Detailed by Navy Department
For Target Practice With
Atlantic Squadron
;pecial to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del. Feb. 14.-The Junior
Class seems 20 have come out about
square on the Prom" Last year the
Junior Glass went considerably into lie
hole but better luck seems TO have pre-
vailed upon this occasion.
Lieutenant Julian c. Smith OF, has
been detailed to accompany the Allan
tic SQUADRON 70 Cuban waters for target
practice. The trip was made possible for
Lieutenant Smith by virtue of the high
average he received in recent examina-
tions. which relieved him from a similar
trip to Nicarauga.
Ralph Wilson. 1s, has had a slight at
tack OF Ia grippe.
Miss Pauline Moore Of Miss Marshalis
School at Oak Lane, Pa, was visitor
at the Prom.
Daniel Jones. of Dover, was recent
guest of W. W. Larrmore -
Harold souder, OF Wilmington, spent a
night recently with college friends.
Chauncey d. Robinson. 10, made trip
to Wilmington last week going from
Newark to Wilmington and return By au-
tomobile in forty-hve minutes
Miss Helen Lohand represented the fem
inine sex Of Lewes at the Junior prone
made.
| The Misses Rosahe f. Dougherty, Anna
Robinson. Edith Prettyman, Emily Di-
vinney. Elsie Whitehead, Edith Spring
er and Rachael Lindsay represented VIII
mington at the colleges largest social
affair of the season.
A debating class, the work Of which is
elective and is open to all students, has
been organized with Professor MaXheld
/ i'm charge Professor MaXfield intends to
give the class practical work in reading,
speaking and debating. In these exer-
cises delivery, pronunciation and enun-
citation are TO receive special attention.
The inability TO deliver their arguments
has been the main cause Of the defeat OF
several Delaware debating teams. With
some training in this direction, there is
no reason why a winning team should
not he developed
William Teller. a scotchman, has as
sumed his duties as superintendent Of
live stock at the college farm.
Walter Dougherty, of Wilmington was
the guest OF the Kappa Alpha Fraternity
over Sunday.
John Hough Fisher, chairman of the
decorating committee at the Prom.
spent Sunudy win MS pdi1liiS III Dp7
yer.
Robert Dunn II. who has been away
from college for two weeks, returned
Wednesday much to The qualification OF
his many friends.
The new station chemical laboratory
and library has been completed. The II.
brary will furnish shelf room for some
5000 or 5000 volumes.
The Misses Jones, Of Houston and Kali
ser. of Georgetown. were attendants al
the Junior promenade.
Eugene Shallcross has left college tC
take charge OF a farm near Middetown.
George Mirington. ~. spent few days
last week with Port Deposit friends.
; John Brook Jackson, 'O9, has recent,
entered the employ Of the engineering de
lpartment Of the dupont Powder Company
in Wilmington.
George Chambers 10, was the guest o
friends in Wilmington last Sunday.
After the excitement OF the mid-year ex
animation at the Junior promenade tn
cadets have once more settled down Il
earnest work until the Easter vacation
in the latter part Of March.
Evening journal., 1910-02-14
pslmar eranasrs Elect officers.

DELMAR. Feb. IA large NUM-
Der Of the Delmar grangers assembled
afternoon here and elected
their officers for the ensuing year. The
following were elected; Master r. j.
Mills; overseer. l.. B. Weatherby' lee
turer, f. f. Locates; steward w. ID.
Mills; chaplain, +. w. Palmer; treas
urer. George W. Hearn; secretary j.
I. Phillips. An elaborate reception fol-
lowed. which was given by the ladies.
Evening journal., 1910-02-14

May be very important.
We have them ready To
wear, s25, $50. SS5 and
$40. Dress Worsteds. I'm
finished and Venetians, Full
silk Lined and silk Fac
ing, all sizes "a to A..
Regular and Stouts. Tux
edo Suits, $25. $50 and S35.
in the New Peaked Lapel
STYLE. Full Dress, Tuxedo
and Dinner Vests. $3.50 TO
Sc. A few Boys Tuxedo
suits in sizes 16 TO 10
years. at IL price. were
SIS and 500; now 80 and
SO. for Full Suits carried
over styles, but big bar
gains.
Jas. 7. MnIIin & SonS.
Glib and Markell
Evening journal., 1910-02-14

this season. the idea being to get the New
Castle A. a. interested so that sports can
be carried on the whole year Baseball
viii boom here this season. It win be in
dependent ball
Evening journal., 1910-02-14
Fined For Improper Conduct.

In City Court this morning Annie
Fisher. colored. was fined $50 and
costs on the charges of improper con-
duct on the street.
Evening journal., 1910-02-14
No Race suioide A I,,-.I

LAUREL. Feb. 14.-Aceording %
Rural Mail Carrier r. r. Collins. there
need not exist any grave apprehen-
sion as to race suicide on Route No.
/ here. He reported that there have
been fourteen births on the route dur
ing the past twelve days.
Evening journal., 1910-02-14
Delaware Couple Married in Camden.

UGIdWdTG NOUpIe WdTTIcu N DaWdens
D11LMAR, Feb. 13.-Quite a surprise
was sprung on the younger set Of this
town when it was announced that Earle
b. Elliott, youngest son Of Frazier G.
Elliott, general manager Of the Del
mar Lumber Manufacturing Company
and a large hardware dealer, and Miss
Annie Hudson. of Salisbury. formerly
OF Delmar. were married on Sunday
last in Camden, n. j.
Evening journal., 1910-02-14
Are You thinking About a china Closed !

In other line have February reductions closer We
your other pieces nicely whether Mahogany
or Oak.
If you have a nook in Your Dining Room for a Scrv-
ing Table have just the right table to suit it, All finish
in Oak Mahogany. Many reduced prices.
Evening journal., 1910-02-14
Stock Reducing Sale

February 1st is stock taking time.
II is then that we want our stock
lower than at any other time in tao
year. This month We do not care
for profits but we would like u eN-
change a lot more of our stock for
cash. Wholesale dollar value for zeal
dollars.
Ten per cent. reductions on all sales.
Twenty per cent. off all metal bags
Fine Watch and jewellery repairing.
Watches cleaned $10o Malnsar'"
S1.00. All work guaranteed.
Evening journal., 1910-02-14
Rovvs Al One Dollar Per.

Disorderly conduct was the charge
against Patrick Lyons in City Court
this morning. lie is alleged to have
caused a row in a house on Carpen-
ter street. He pleaded guilty and was
fined 81 and costs.
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LADIES' TAp

M. WICKER. vIEHIstpl vIIiIa tplock +
or. 1c5 Mercan'
rates
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10 ROOMS
Excellent new furniture one and half
blocks from Main street. very neat and
clean; rooms always fun OF first-class
tenants; easy rent. and worth more
than the price asked-s9o0
l6 ROOMS.
Clearing $40 month now. close
In, and a well-known place; rooms
all fun; rent $40, 2-year lease; bar
gain at $1,000
~ ROOMS.
Close in. and doing a capacity busi-
ness: 4-year lease. rent $3.50: clearing
5000 month. Price. $4,000. Terms
so ROOMS
Four year lease. rent S6 a room: mod
ern apartment house: best location I'm
city, and making good monthly profit
We have A special price on this place for
tho next ten days Sec us for terms
RESTAURANT
Right in the heart of city on Main
street; everything complete. long lea Sc.
low rent, owner must sell. Worth $4,000
VIII sell for 1880.
WE HAVE SOME CHOICE BAR
GAINS IN THE BUSINESS CHANCE
MINUTE, AND WE DEAL IN on,
FIRST-CHASS PLACES. SEE Us BE
FORE YOU BUY.
CURRAN e POWER.
Sulte 1905 Boyd Park bldg.
Bell 74e. 162 South Main ST. Ind. 1921
kTS7
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nv E,,p THE EITsIJ.

GET READY FOR THE RUSH.
Judging from the crowds OF eager puy
who throngsd our office last wseh.
twas thought roomlng houses |onlam IN |
go round, but our expert lister has SC
cured some OF the greatest bargains ever
offered. Buslness Opportunity SpcciahsiS'
Titles Guaranteed.
CAFE ACTUALLY GIVEN AWAY.
It's like finding II TO get cafe IKE th,s
for $65O. Good location, rent only sou An
excellent buy.
A CORNER ON DOLLARS.
Grocery that will pay for itself IN
months Best location In city. STOCK
and fixtures Mt invoice, about SsLoo.
Rent ST5.
Just one look AT this will convince you
It's the best 10 be had for tho money
Rent only s35, $3.50 will handle.
ELEGANT COTTAGE HOME.
over 800 OF fine new furniture In TINS
nicely located Groom cottage. Rent Szo.
Price $500.
S ROOMS OF SUNSHINE.
Cut down TO $500. Clears owner Sao
month. South Main, A snap,
l0-ROOM BEAUTY,
Strictly modern residence with elegant
new furniture. Location the best. Great
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
10 to 30 rooms, also go TO 30 and up.
Choose Investigate. then youll buy.
WE HAVE IMITATORS BUT NO
RIVALS.
THE LEWIS-LOWE CO.
zoe Judge Bldg,
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EUROPEAN HOTEL TO TRADE
for n modern home. located east or north
and worth $4,000 or more. An excellent
chance 10 start In the hotel business.
Clears $500 per month.
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ROoMING HOUSES.

80 rooms. near Main st; new fur
rent. 3-yenr lease All rooms
rented Total income averages
$40 weekly,
90 rooms on Main st. Everything
firet-class. Running water IN an
rooms, telephones, electric lghts
every convenience. Long lease,
reasonable rent. For sale only
by us.
Is rooms. South End East. close
In. good lense, low rent, elegant
furniture. Netting over 800 per
month. Must be sold at once
We are the exclusive agents
Price $3.50.
10 rooms, Main st, between lst
and 2nd South. 45-year lease At
SOS per month. Netting present
owner $50 monthly besides her
rooms and living. Price $500.
Terms.
AND WE HAVE OTHERS:
TELL US YOUR NEEDS
AND WANTS.
PARTNER WANTED.
Manufac cturers agent having an
established business. netting 5000
per month over all office and
travelling expenses. wants part
ner to take charge Of office In
this city Territory, Utah and
Idaho. Commissions vary from
20 per cent TO 40 per cent, We
have Investigated this fully and
stand behind II as ilrst-cIas
proposition. Price for full In
;,, CT
office fixtures. etc, $1,000. All
cash is not necessary il your
standing Is right.
SALOON BARGAIN.
One month ago we sold this sa-
loon TO its present owner. Ills
wife objects to the line OF busl-
ness and wc can let you have
possession mt discount. over
six years' lease. rent Sl05 per
month. Flrst-clas f1xturcs, good
stock, etc. Price s25oo.
CIGAR STAND.
One Of those rare little bargains
which are very seldom on the
market. Excellent location nnd
good lease. Rent S35. You can
got possession for about $500.
We'll established trade.
WE HAVE OTHER BAR
GAINS IN THE SHAPE or
RESTAURANTS, GROCERIES,
DRUG STORES. ETC.
Treat yourself square and Mt
least investigate our propositions.
BiRRELL-SHIPP REALTY
COMPANY,
GROUND FLOOR-NEWHOUSE
BUILDING.
3-EITHBR PHONE-3333.
T. c. Schmidt. Manager.
Business Opportunity Dept.
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pr,s1NEss OPPORTUNITIES
SALT LAKE
BlRRELD-S -SlIIPP REALl L
COMPANY.

BUILD YOUR FORTUNE AND
YOUR FUTURE on a ROCK
BOTToM'' FOUNDATIoN. AN
BITION, PRICE AND OPPOR-
TIiNITY SPELL SUCCESS. lE
YOU HAVE THE AMBITION
AND THE PRICE, SEE US FOX
THE OPPORTUNITY, CONNiC.
TON is EASY, lNNES l iSIa -
THL.SE BUSINESS OPPOR-
MITES
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THREE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
single or en- suite: fine location: rea.
sc asble. 14e North Main ST. f4toS
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10 rooms, elegantly furnished, Secon
South. rent So 80; price sl1O0.
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UTAH CHAPTER NO. Ill
Stated convocation last W.
each month at Masonic hall e
ond East and First South s1c
paniops cordially Invited. T.aI
sky, II. T., Moses c. PhlllIs
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IN THRIVING MINING TOWN,
20-room American plan hotel: extra fine
furniture, two baths. hot and cold water :
rent 500; long lease; located on Main St
Owner cleared sl092 in six months. Price
$l400. Terms.
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TO LEASE

w AKEiiOt'S Sc SITE. S23Xl65 ALSO 95x
,,lo 10 Adjoining the above, both on 9th
Nes. ~ rect north OF End South. Inquire
"a Isoti, EeIsEo Hi w aiker Co. 4pS Tribune Bldg
Dolo thones leeS. kiss
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a1JsrNEss OPPORTUNITIES
The LEw1S-L LOWE co,
nhrI q nXr,IIfaINLi

THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE ,,.
BUSINESS CHANCE OFFICE IN 1ilb
STATE OF UTAH, 40.
30e Judge Bldg. Both Phones A8oo
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3s rooms, near Main st: new fur-
niture, modern throughout. I-o"
rent, 3-yenr lease. All rooms
rented. Total income averages
$40 weekly.
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WE HAVE SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE
HOTEL PROPOSITIONS. PARTICU-
LARS ON APPLICATION.
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FOR sAI.E-oR PARTNER WANTED
IN a STRICTLY FIRST CLASS MAN
UFACTURING BUSINESS WITH ENOR-
NOUS POSSIBILITIES. TO MAN OF
RlTY IT WILL ABSOLUTELY MAKE A
LARGE FORTUNE. TO YOUR OWN
ADVANTAGE TO INVESTIGATE; THIS.
HONEST REASON FOR SELLING, "FI-
EMBARRASSMENT FV-
ERYTHING- READY To COMMENCES,
MAKING MONEY FROM TIE START
POSITIVELY NO FURTHER EXPERT
MENTING NECESSARY: IN SpIENDID
CONDITION TO MAKE BIG MONEY
WITH SOME CAPITAL. ADDRESS
Bun e'o' Ciih h3524
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STORAGE

STORAGE AND Srop ACE
space for rent. Amply g41-3ts EccIcs
ave Ind. phone 1928; Bell 1904. p. p.
Dwell Co, produce and storage hil32
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GREAT SALT LAKE CaaE
w. A., meets every lu9
g O'Clock in the ODD teilos'
Q. place. Visiting neiSaoof'
Yited.
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10 rooms. central location fuynitur,
and carpets In the very best condition
some are new. rent $50, including heat
price $4,000. Terms.
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A SNAP IN NINE ROOMS.
Excellent new furniture. beautiful mod
ern house, nicely arranged for roomers.
House fun; rent Si5. Genuine bargain
for $3.50.
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20 rooms. centrally loca ted rent $40
steam heat; no inside rooms: price S2T0O
clear 800 month on this place
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a GOOD SALOON AT INVOICE.
in flne location, with 5-year lease; rent
only $50.
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Is rooms. South 2nd East. close
In. good lease. low rent, elegant
furniture. Netting over 800 per
month. Must be sold at once.
We are the exclusive agents.
Price 1850.
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90 rooms on Main ST, Everything
fret class. Running water In all
rooms, telephones, electric lights
every convenience. Long lease,
reasonable rent. For sale only
by us.
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WOoDBINE CIRCLE. no.
OF Woodcraft: meets s,T' a
o'clock. at /. y. U. +. hah
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FOR RENT FURNISHED. OR WILL
sell furniture OF a-room apartment in
one of the most desirable east side apart
ments, within . blocks OF Main and End
So. sts. South exposure and private
porch. disappearing beds. etc. Reason
ablo to right party. Address T-26. Trib-
une, no19S
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FOR SALE BUSINESS PAYING FROM
$500 TO $1,000 PER MONTH REA-
SONS FOR SELLING APPLY ROOM
2Of-5 BOSTON BUILDING ki7S
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RESTAURANTS
One on Main ST. If you are 2 restau
rant man would like TO have YOU i'm.
vestea'e this. Location the best an,
the price the lowest.
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KNIGHTS of PytAH

ROCKY MOUNTAIN LoDaaA| y
Every THURSDAY evenins. e
27I So. Main. w, l. LS-
Randolph. X. of r. and .
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CAPITAL OPPORTUNITIES"

II W, Second South Street.
Bell Phone 1901. Ind, Phone S.
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NICE. CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS.
1871 North Main ST. Under new man
npnment f3os2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

% rooms. steam heat, rent $40: lease:
price $500. Terms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

ROOMING HOUSES.
rooms, Second South location. rem
SAG; furnace heat; price $3.50.