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The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
IN SOCIETY

Silver Cross circle, Kings Daugh
and homemade candy sale, Wednes
day Dec IA. from s 80 to $50 o'clock
at No. 250 Woodward-ave.
o
The Woman's Alliance, of the First
| Unitarian church, will give the an
/ nual holiday fair and supper In the
chapel, Tuesday, Dec. Is. commencing
at o'clock. a turkey supper will be
| served from to 1870 o'clock.
The graduating class of the GillieS
! school has elected the following Off
GERS: President, Ernest Stevens;
vice president. Harold Held secre-
tary, Louise Schmidt: treasurer. Irv'
ing Pahlow.
| The marriage OF Miss Bessie Bige'
low, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j. Allen
Bigelow, of Birmingham, Mich, TO
! Timothy A. Donovan, OF Detroit, will
be quietly celebrated in the home of
the brides parents, Monday evening.
| The Rev. +. +. Kraft, of Birmingham,
will perform the ceremony.
o
Prof. Robert NJ. Wenley. of the Uni
versity OF Michigan, whose series or
tlectures on Nineteenth century phil
osophy, in the Church of Our Father,
have attracted large audiences, will
close the series Monday afternoon.
! After the holidays, Prop. Wenley will
! give an art and literature series in
the same church.
The annual election OF officers OF
the General Assembly of the Order OF
| the Amaranth will take place Monday
, evening. in the various meetings OF
the assemblies. A first-class initiation
OF the order was held Wednesday
evening in Schiller hall, degrees being
conferred on 109 members by the
officers of Wayne assembly, No. /.
| Supt of Schools Martindale and Mrs.
Martindale were the guests OF honor
at reception. Friday evening, in the
! Hotel fuller. rendered them by the
night school teachers of the city. AS
result of the enjoyable social even
ing, the night school teachers have
decided to form an organization among
| themselves for the purpose of closer
personal relationship.
%
King Cyrus chapter, No. 1873. r. A.
NJ. will hold the last smoker OF the
1910 series, Tuesday evening, at
| O'Clock, in the chapter rooms OF the
Masonic temple. Charles A. Hughes,
publicity manager OF the Hudson
Motor Car Co., will give an illustrated
talk on Africa. in which country he
travelled extensively with the Boyce
Baloonagraph expedition. The Critic
| rion quartet will sing and supper will
follow the evenings entertainment.
o.
The activities OF the ladies interest
c in the annual Christmas ball. to be
held in Strasburgs academy Thurs
| day. Dec. %. in aid of the Women's
Hospital and Infants Home. go mer.
| ril en-, and the general committee, of
! which Mrs. Russell A. Alger, Jr.. is
chairman, is confident Of a brilliant
success. Boxes already have been
taken by Mesdames f. T. Barbour. w
G.. Henry, Frederick Holt, John ~
Bagley. David Whitney. De Witt
I4oomis, Strathearn Hendrie. F. Chand-
/ Ter Walker Philip II. Mcmillan. n 4
Alger, Jr., + NJ. Alger, w. w. Hannt.
I j. ID. Sanders, G.. w. Edwards. Allen
w. Atterbury and Dwight Cutler.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
Youth Freed by Judge Swan.

Judge Swan on Saturday suspended
sentence indefinitely on Charles Cary,
boy held in connection with a coun-
terfeiting job in Port Huron. Cary
was the accomplice OF an older man.
who committed suicide as soon as he
was arrested.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

Say TELEGRAM" and Central will connect you with
the nearest
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

The marriage OF Miss Bessie Bige.
low. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Allen
Bigelow, of Birmingham, Mich, 10
Timothy A. Donovan, OF Detroit, will
be quietly celebrated in the home of
the brides parents. Monday evening.
The Rev. +. +. Kraft, of Birmingham,
will perform the ceremony.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
CITY FREE OF SMALLPOX.
Not Solitary Case is Cheering News
From Health Board.

The weekend report OF the board
OF health shows that no cases OF
smallpox exists in Detroit at present
There are "a cases OF diphtheria, and
three deaths resulted. from that dis
ease during the week. There are ~
cases OF scarlet fever. The total mum.
Der OF deaths i'm the week was l43, of
which 43 were under the age OF dive
years. There were 257 births. 1870
boys and l27 girls. ".
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

Good morals in tn home above
ev'rythine. I've heerd Of a franchise
grsbber spsnkin' his son fer stealth
JAM"
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

Poetic punishment of those riotous
Mexican students would be to form
football teams OF them and lure them
across the border for a Thanksgiving
day game with our huskiest elevens.
The Dickinson press., 1910-12-24
LOCAL NEWS

Fred Thompson's Racket Basement for
Christmas Toys. 12-17-2t
Special Xmas ice cream at the Dick
inson Candy Shop. 1t
Latest styles in cards and folders.
Come and see them. Beckman & An
derson. 12-1o-3t
Ship or bring your furs to us. Highest
cash price, quickest returns. Levy Bros.
Sims Street. i2.Io.tf
A beautiful calendar with photo of
yourself, given free with ar order over
IS. Beckman & Anderson. 12-1o-3t
Those desiring to take instructions on
the violin can make the arrangements
with Mrs. Christine Messersmith al the
Simpson home. Phone 8. 3-26-tf.
Money t o loan on farm property.
Three, five and ten year terms. See
Dickinson Land & Loan Co., or Louis
fetricka. 1873 If
You, of course, will want your PHOTOS
before Xmas. Come now and have them
taken, so we can have them ready.
Beckman 4 Anderson. I2-Io.3t
It's so much easier to build the fire
when you have the kindling. We can
furnish it. Phone 6. Vaughn Fuel 4
Oil Co., dealers in coal and kindling.
I2-3-tf
The greatest danger from influenza is
of its resulting in pneumonia, This can
be obviated by using Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, as it not only cures fn-
f1uenza, but counteracts any tendency of
the disease toward pneumonia. Sold by
all druggists.
Geo. Keith, a prosperous young farmer
of the Sentinel Butte vicinity. was
married to Mable Runk, daughter of
Francis Runk. who has been q farmer
in Billings county for the past two
years. A reception and dance in their
honor, was a big social event in that
vicinity.
The Dickinson press., 1910-12-24
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Harriet Thacker arrived the first
of the, week from Minnesota to visit her
sisters, Mrs. M. A. Scherfius and Miss
Clara Thacker. 81
A. w. and fl. C. Stoxen drove up from
Taylor on Thursday. They found the
wind cutting in the morning but expect
ed to have it easier returning home.
Miss Bessie Wolford left Thursday
night for her home in Sherbert, Mimi.
Miss Wolford has been employed as
teacher of the stenoeraphic branches in
the Dickinson Business College, which
has closed for the present.
On account Of the Heaton and Hunter
families and the teachers going east
Thursday night, the Northern Pacific
found it necessary to put on an extra
Pullman car on No. s. This enabled
about 20 Dickinson people to get berth
reservations.
Hon. T. S. Underhill came up from
Antelope on Thursday and has been
attending to business matters in the
city since. Mr.. and Mrs. Underhill
have been home at the farm for abou,
two months. They expect to leave fol
the south after the holidays and are
likely to spend some part Of the winte,
at the National Capital.
The Northern Pacific Ry. Co. taxes in
Stark county for 1910 on rolling stocl
and right of way amounts to a little ovel
$32. 600. The company pays on a lette,
over So miles of main line in the county
and % miles of sidings, including II
The Dickinson press., 1910-12-24


miles at Dickinson. The tax this year
is 5000 to $4,000 more that it was a
year ago.
Lost-a gold locket with diamond set
tings. with monogram F. D. II. On side,
with fine gold chain. Finder please
return to Dakota National bank and re-
ceive suitable reward. 12-24-2t
Miss Lillian Cole was a guest at the
A. T. Crowl home on Wednesday. She
was en- route from her home in Chicago
to Beach. where she and her brothers are
interested in the Golden Valley State
Bank. Miss Cole lived at Beach for
several years and has visited many
times in Dickinson.
The Dickinson press., 1910-12-24

Many persons find themselves affected
with a persistent cough after an attack
of influenza. As this cough can be
promptly cured by the use of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, il should not be
allowed TO run on until it becomes
troublesome. Sold by all druggists.
The Dickinson press., 1910-12-24

DR.. H. F. Goetsch died in Milwaukee
on December 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eden. will 60
east next week for the holidays.
First class milk and cream for sale at
the Junkin home on Second Ave. W.
12-17-2t
Wanted-girl for general house work :
good WAGES. Inquire of Mrs. W. F.
Burnett. 12-17-tf.
The district medical association was
in session in Dickinson on Wednesday
evening.
Jack Lally was arrested the past week
on a charge of b%ootlegeine and placed
in Jail. His bond was fixed at ST, 900,
but so far he has not been able to secure
bondsmen.
The Fred Thompson Racket Store has
a bunch of Christmas goods located in
the basement of the store, which is the
latest city style. so if you wish Dickin-
son to be recognized as up-to-date, just
drop down a few steps, either from the
inside of the building or outside, and
you will be in it. 12-17-2t
The Star Restaurant has closed for a
few weeks while Berringer Bros. owners
of the property. make extensive repairs.
C.. E. Gordon has charge of the carpen-
ter crew and is placing an entire new
plate glass front in the building, re-
modelling the interior, etc. Nagawo &
Ota have released the place, known in
earlier days as the Willard House, and
will continue in charge as for the last
few years.
Claude Severance and Miss Inez
Porter of Belfeld were married on
Thursday at the Methodist parsonage
by Rev. F. L. Watkins. The lady also
proved up on her homestead the same
day at the Dickinson u. S. land office.
The groom has a homestead also, sew
eral miles from Bel6eld where the
couple will reside. Mr.. Severance has
lived in. Stark county for several years
and is a we'll known and prosperous
man, while Mrs. Severance came from
Wisconsin about a year and q half ago.
Dr.. N. L. Gartley. who has been con-
fined to his home for some time on &C.
count of weak eyes, will probably be
able to return to his Office the coming
week.
State Lady Commander Mrs. Mabel
La Rue of Fargo was present Wednesday
evening with the local Ladies of the
Maccabees at their regular meeting in
Odd Fellows hall. Three candidates
were initiated into the order, Mrs. l. E.
Etling. Mrs. Pat Daily and Mrs. VIM.
Weathers. The state commander exem-
pli6ed the work and her talk to the
members was greatly enjoyed. After
work at the lodge room the members re-
paired to the Grill restaurant, where a
special supper was served. to 80. Mrs.
LaRue gave another interesting talk
here to her sister Naccabees. The
Maccabee order is increasing rapidly in
membership and. is a very strong lady
order. Mrs. LaRue was the guest of
Lady Comm ander Lizzie Rapp while in
the city.
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The Dickinson press., 1910-12-24
KEPT THE KING AT HOME

"For the past year we have kept the
King of all laxatives-Dr. Kings New
Life Pills-in our home and they have
proved a blessing to all our family"
writes Paul Mathulka of Buffalo, N. Y
Easy, but sure remedy for all stomach,
liver and kidney troubles. Only 25c al
T. 7. Greene & Co.'S.
The Dickinson press., 1910-12-24
:. E. McCurdy for plaintiff and T. F.

EE
F. E. McCurdy for plaintiff and T. F.
Murtha for defendant.
Otto Chamberlain received $210
damages in his cases against H. C.
Newsletter & St. P. Railroad Co. NJ.
L. Mcbride for plaintiff. 7. f. Murtha
for defendant.
The Frank Schiller We. Northern Pa
ci6c, case was continued.
T. T. Lillinfeld vs.. j. S. Green,
judgment for plaintiff. T. H. Pugh
for plaintiff.
Pauline Flor VS.. Anthony. Flor, a
divorce action, is set for December q:
M. L. Mcbride for plaintiff, H. C. Berry
for defendant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AMI
ROOMING HOUSES
FOR LEASE.

a room. well lighted, on Main ST. on
the second floor 2iS62, with street en-
trance, suitable for sample ROOM. 500;
2-ycar lease,
room, steam heat. all light and airy;
choicest location, b-year lease,
elegant stores IN Holmes Knox build
ing for lease.
s5OO-6 beautifully furnished, modern
rooms, rent S32. clears SIG; retains
,-.. rooms. Snap
S'0OOO-i8 modern. up-toth the minute
rent. including steam heat: no bet
ter furnished house IN city long
lease always full OF high class
tranSients; clears $3.50 Terms T.
right party.
sl6,5oo-l20 rooms, extra we'll furnished
European hotel all modern con-
xeniences; low rent, long lease
This tn, Is one Of the best places In
the city. Terms.
sf5OC-60 rooms Of fine furniture, fl>cd
with high-class, permanent guests
located In the most aristocrattc
part OF tho city always insuring
fulI house, good lease ard 10"
rent Terms.
S67oU-5S-room European hotel. Main ST.;
hotel. you Will surely go no fur-
ther: this place will suit you; 10
year lease; heat free. Terms
S425o-55 rooms hotel, good furniture; ;
reasonable rent, heat free. Terms.
This office caters only to the highest
class Of hotel apartment houses and
business opportunities. and guarantees
Ing OF any proposition, Established 1893.
A: RICHTER, Real Estate.
a. l.. BRATTAIN, Mgr B. o. Dept 19
West 1st So. Both phones 641.
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CONEECTIONERY

Cigar. and mnchroom; rent s45 per
month. Owner has got TO leave
the city and will sacrifice this fine
little business for S675. IL taken be-
fore February /. 1910.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
THE LEWIs-LoyvE co.
THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
BUSINESS CHANCE OFFICE IN THE
STATE OF UTAH.
2rd Floor Judge Bldg. Phones 1886.
ONE WOAtAN's SUCCESS.

Kline months ago we sold Mrs. Clark n
I-room house; she was thrifty and consc-
qucntly prospcrcd. Six months ago we
sold this place for her and she bought a
i2-room house. She made more money
here and 30 days ago sold out NJ big
profit and bought a new block Of 81
furnished rooms and today she has per
manen, income OF 5000 n month she
started with 500. We can do the same
for YOU. There's always room ut tho
top for hustlcrs in Tipping salt Lake.
The Lewis Lowe Co. Judge Bldg.
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HABERDAsHERs QUIT THE ROAD.

HABERDASHERS QUIT THE ROAD.
snap up tins rare opportunity. Az in
terest ana the management OF a gents
furnishing and clothing store; one Of the
best locations In salt Lake. Established
only ton months and showing a net profit
OF $4,000 for that period. This is an cX-
ccptionaly mcriturious proposition and
win drive some good drummer off the
road, VIII sell an interest at invoice.
Other owners need manager, II you re
tho right fellow don't overlook this The
IcMls-LoMe Co JndCn Bldg.
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RnSTAI.I;AN,r

Rent only $3.50. Good counter and fix
turcs VIII invoice about $1,000. Owner
wants n quick sale. 500 lakes it Monday
morning The LeTis-Lowc Co. Judge
Bldg,
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A CLEAN-CUT MAN. WITH STRONG
personality and possessing some snap
opening with live salt Lake corpora
iion must have $4,000 80 take over one
half OF the outstanding stock last
months not profits exceeded $500 Ad-
dress. for interview, Fps. Tribune d3265
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CAPITAL. OPPORTUNITIES.
\ BARGAIN

CAPITAL OPPORTUNITIES" D."
4 BARGAIN
Restaurant doing a nice business,
good location; rcnt $40 per month.
2-ycar lease: steam hcst furnished.
Proprietor Will sell on reasonable
offer. Name your own price.
CONFECTIONERY,
CiEar. and lunchroom; rent $40 per
month. Owner has got TO leave
, The, city and will sacrifice this fine
little business for S615, il taken be-
fore February l, 1910.
EUROPEAN HOTEL.
Rooms ensuite and single; good
lease. cheap rent furnishings are
simply elegant. II YOU are looking
for a first class place in every re-
spcct IL VIII pay You 10 inVcsti-
gate this, $1,000 will handle.
WOULD YOU
Like nice S-room boarding house,
close in. where they have all the
table hodrderS they can handle out
side of tho regular roomers? II you
do. inquire of this place. $3.50 cash
is all you have TO have.
WE HAVE
An up-to-datc % room transient
house which VIC Will exchange for
an eight or tcn-room place on or
near Main street The owner is
compelled to leave the city for a
,imo and will exchange for a small
CT place that won't require SO much
care. Here Is chance for you TO
get into a good house. Call for
particulars.
10 ROOMS
on Main street, good location: not
a transient place: rooms always full
OF permanent tenants. This is Tho
one place for you II you have
$3.50
GROCERY
And meat store on lst West. doing
fine business, rent Slb por month.
flve-year lease. This is an al busi-
ness. We are going TO sell stock at
invoice and discount fixtures. Come
In and get particulars.
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
II WEST SECOND SOUTH STREET
Bell Phone No. 3S0l. Ind. No, 6S.
d33S
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SLEEPING IN THE HALLS

SLEEPING IN THE HALLS
May not be very pleasant. but then iodS-
crs must he accommodated and this IL
room state street house cannot take care
OF all its patrons. The best bug for a
business woman In all salt Lake. Eent.
S1J n mouth. $1,000 viii swing the deal.
Tho Lewis Lowe Co., Judge Bldg.
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POYAT. ARCANrM SAiL
eli No. l517-Srcond anu
days. y. o. r. hall. lhs :"
p. T.. Bcemcr. regent L
rotary.
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NO GROCERY BUYERS in TOWN
II this place does not scll by 10 O'Clock
Monday morning. VIII sell at invoice and
discount the fixturcS. A fivE-ycar lease
with si5 monthly rental. Daily sales. $50.
Grab this quick. The Lewis-Lowe Co,
Judge Bldg
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CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT

One OF those money making places with
the cash rolling in all the time. Present
owner has conducted it Tor three years
and has all the business for miles around.
II 5 a cinch for an active young person.
The Lewis Lowe Co, Judge Bldg,
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED

ONE NICELY FURNISHED LARGE
room for housekeeping on ground floor
Apply rear 26f E. md So. Goddard Ct.
No. l. do5'O
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UTAH CHAPTER NO. J.
Stated convocation last y
each month at Masonic han
on6 East and First South O
panions cordially invited. I
sky. II. T.: Moses c. Phlli
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REAL. LIVE COMMERCIAL HOTEL
In town OF 5000 population prummcrs all
make straight rush from the depot for
this place Rooms always full. Also
drummcrs-sometmes Rates. $40 and
$500. Profits last month net $500. Rent
only $3.50 per month. a snap for good
man or woman. Tho Lewis Lowe Co.
Judge Bldg.
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DID YOl- Sci. THE AIE 5

DID YOU SEE THE AIR SHIPG
Glad OF IL. While our competitors were
rubber-nccSing at the fair grounds. we
sold the best saloon In salt Lake City
and the new owner Was so happy he for
got to close at L. o'clock last night.
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TWO FURNISHED RMS. FOR HOUSE
keeping. also barn for rent. SIG So,
Main. d3409
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MT, MORIAH LODGE NJ
M.-Masonic hall, secona v
month. corner First S Souu
East Members OF sIsis, q
JGurning members in cooa ~
Yitea. p. a SimpkIn'W W NJ
pher Dichl. Sccrctarv W.
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TrAplNC r,If.AD STAND

On Third South street In the busy thea
ter section. Good money in the business
and this is the best location In salt LAX
Low rent Must be sold this week. See
us, Tho Lewis-Lowe Co. Judge Bldg.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN I.op.
Every Thursday cveulns a
27I So. Main. w. r.. Loseo
Randolph. K..of L. and .
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LOST
TYPEWRITERS

ACME TYPEWRITER REPAIR SHOP
263 Sc w. Temple. Bell 2344. Ind. 1851
nlT05
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DRGSEMAKING

SEWING BY THE DAY By EXPERT
cnced dressmaAcr. Bell J;X, SO. Ind
4l6G d2elO
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MAKE YOUR RENT AND EXPENSES
In this beautifully furnished, S-room
and YOU can use , rooms for yourself.
n sacrifice for $3.50.
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SAIALl. RO0MINC; ilnI.SE,

The kind that gets the money. Down on
18th South near the Newhouse hotel Al
ways has long waiting list. Rent only
Sd. You can't so wrong ON this. First
caller gets II. The Lewis Lowe Co,
Judge Bldg
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EXCELSIOR CAMP loss1
Woodnen. meets TuesdeI
=. of p. hall 26I Malr SIT
ncighbors welcome. John y
sui, Harry A. James. cle1
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LESLIE J. AI<ER, ATTORNEY. SUITE
sVs-slV Boston Bldg, Bell phone 1915
d761
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OUT -OT-TOWN RESTAURANT
In the booming town Of Tooclc the new
smcltcr opens May 1. S250 buys building
dishes, utensils and equipment complete.
Ground rent only So per month.
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KEY FITTING

EXTTRr LOCK AND SAFE REpAIn-
ing: Carter,s. 225 South W. Temple ST
AL -oo-' ben '29-f g3aI
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SECRET soorETr;

MASONIC No.rIS,,
lodge No, . viii hnI.
InE this (Mondnyl 'u q sr
clock. for NJ. NJ vvenlnr
qualified invited. srec woi
CHRISTOPHER n,,.,
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AIR SHIP TICKETS-FEEE

Reserved seats for all our customers on
the roof OF the Judge Buildinc. 4 little
high and maybe n little chilly. but YOU
can sec II all. If you're = bit late YOU
can see the comet anyway. The Lewis
Lowe Co, Judge Bldg,
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KELLY A. MoNTRnSE

KELLY tS MONTROSE.
40 MCCORMICK BLDG.
TWENTY-THREN ROOMS. STEAM
HEAT. clearing Sli7 month now. two
year lease. good furniture, Price $500.
$1,000 handles.
THIRTY-TWO ROOMS. fine loc.. good
furniture, two-ycar lease. rent S15.
Here's where yoG can make some money.
Price s2I00. Terms.
NINE ROOMS. first-class furniture.
low rent. good loo. lease. This Is bar
gain. $500 will handle
WE HAVE FOBTY-SENFN ROOMS:
everything modern and first class: rent
low, location good. good class OF trad ?
Price right. Investigate.
WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT LIST
OF GOOD BUYS. ALL SIZES AND
PRICES.
VIE CA.l GIVE YOU Full. PAR
TICtLAnS or ANY PROPOSITION ON
THE MARKET. COME AND SEE Us.
KELLY ~ MONTROSE,
400 MCCORMICK BLDG
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS AND BONDS,
FRANK CURRAN. Mgr, Is. o.
1894. Bell. ds276
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3 ROOMS. rNELOE. BEDROOM AND
Kitchen. with cabinet. larg" clothes closet
electric lights and piano included; refer
enccs; $50. 33G 5th ave, Waterloo. Ind;
phone 1862. d322"
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NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE. 4 OR
more rooms strictly modern. 4ol so
3rd East Ind 1897 d3gi5
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4 HOME AND AN INCOME
IL beautiful rooms. close in. and ar
excellent location for parma ncnt guests
for $1,000, This IS a refined place, and
nets about 500 per month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-31
WANTED HELP-MAJE

vi. j. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
skilled and unskllled laborerS furnished
40 East lst South, cor. Commercial.
Bell phone 1888. Ind 923. p43