davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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a question, the limit varying with ones
income. But even the widest former
Interpretation of the term has just been
exceeded by a Justice Of the local SUI
prene court who, by ruling, has off,
cially catalogued cigars and beer in
this class. This surprising ruling came
as the result Of the action of a creditor
against a man whom the court had re-
strained from spending any money ex-
cept for necessities until the Judgment
was satisfied. Learning that his debtor
had expended $40 on cigars and beer,
the creditor applied to have the debtor
punished, as being in contempt of the
courts order. The application was de-
MED without comment, thus placing the
supreme court on record as holding
cigars and beer to be necessities of
life, for certain persons, at least.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-12
Feminine PhiIosonhx.

The quality in little girls which old
er folks call the 'little mother" in
stinct, and admire, her younger broth
er calls "bossing," and spends his days
trying to get away from it.
How hard it is to be patient with
the faults of those we dislike!
If a man says he loves you, sister
dear, remember the disappointments Of
the boy who tore off the top of his
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-12
Documentary Evidence.

What shall say If Algernon pro.
poses to me?" said the confiding young
woman.
Tell him you want time to think Ii
over" replied the worldly wise friend
''and then change your summer resi-
dence so that he will have to discuss
the matter in writing"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-12
MANUFACTURERS LOOK FOR
SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE

PREPARATIONS UNDER WAY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF PANAMA
CANAL oPENING-NoT ENOUGH TRADE HERETOFORE
NIsH CARGO STEAMSHIPS RUNNING BETWEEN
coNTINENTs-NEW YORK GIVES OWNING
WORLDS GREATEST sRlpoE-PARTY LINES BEING
eARDED IN EMPIRE STATES POLITICAL RArTLE-NEw
MOBILE SPEED RECORD FOR BROADWAY - MANHATTAN
PREME OFFICIALLY RATES CIGARS AND BEER
AS NECESSITIES OF LIFE.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-12
A Mean IoIrn

New Arrival Cat Eagle Hotel, Smith.
villel-What are the prospects for a
young lawyer in this burgg
Landlord-Pretty darn good, should
say.
New Arrival (expectantly)-You
don't say?
Landlord sure do-that is. his
prospects NV starvin' to DEATH
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-12

II am pleased to- recommend Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy as the best
thing know of and safest remedy for
coughs. colds and bronchial trouble"
writes Mrs. L. B. Arnold of Denver,
/ Colo. I'VE have used it repeatedly
and it has never failed to give relief
For sale by all dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-12

drum to ind out what made the noise
inside, and don't ask him why.
Women are naturally so religious
that it is easier for any Of them to
change husbands than to change
churches.
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Ev;dertIv Moi

Kansas City Times: The Sultan of
Sulu, who says he would rather ride
on a street car than in II motor car,
manifestly has not done his riding
during the rush hours.
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Quite Exnsrt.

81 remember your wife as such a
dainty and pretty girl, Tumly. and
yet they tell me Rhe has turned out a
fine cook"
Turned out a fine cook!" exclaimed
Tumly. she has turned out half a
dozen of them within the last three
months. Toledo Blade.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-12

The bell never rings itself; unless
some one handles or moves il, 1t il
dumb,
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ENCOURAGEMENT for shirker.

The man who lodges the problems
Of life often has better time than
the man who tries to solve them.
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Forum Want Ads-Business Getters.
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Forum want Ads Business Gettsra.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-12

great trade which she is peculiarl
fitted to handle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-01
CRY COUNCIL FORECAST.
To Recommend vncating of Dedication
or Sunnysidc Street.

81
AT the meeting OF the city council
tonight the engineering committee will
recommend that the dedication be va
Gated OF the street and alleys in tho
new high school site between Eighth
and Ninth South streets and Twelfth
and Thirteenth East streets. This
Recommendation will contain the pro-
viso. however. that Thirteenth East
street along the site. now &C feet wide.
be made as wide as are the other
streets, 1872 feet. The street, Sunnyside,
the dedication of which Is to be set
aside. runs east and west through the
middle OF the site, and Is GO feet Wide.
The alleys are midway between this
thoroughfare and Eighth South and
Ninth South streets respectively, and
are each IL feet wide.
The approval OF Police Chief Barlow's
bill and voucher against the police con-
3tingent fund Is expected to bring out
some more discussion on police meth
DDS The bill presented n week ago
showed tho lump sum of 500, but car
ried no detailed account. Some of the
members OF the council had Il strong
suspicion that the bill included the pay
mcnt of Ed Mitchell, the negro once
turned down by the council, but now
n member. of Chief Barlow's secret
service force. The report still shows
no detailed expenditure and It Is likely
that some OF the councllmen will be
OF an inqusitive turn of mind with
regard to II.
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INSTRUMENTATION
At FORT DOUGLAS.
Ethics RudcIy shattered by
Action of Anonymous Complainant
To the Colonel. u

I company Of the Fifteenth infantry
at Fort Douglas is In hot water. An
| undiscovered member has taken UNI
bragg against the food and the cook
ing thereof furnished the command,
and written n caustic anonymous letter
to Col Scott, protesting against the
same. Now, this sort OF thing Is con-
sidered in army circles rank hcresy, a
Migrant violation of not only military
ethics. but the military statutes here
in made and provided. The cmnentIyi
proper thing for soldier to do. IL his
fodder Is poor. Is to cat II in silcnce;A IL
he cart be easy, be as easy as he can,
and make no sign. IL the food be-
comes too offensive, the only thing left
for tho sufferer Is to live on the gori-
pus atmosphere 50 characteristic of
these mountains, or else patronize the
salt Lake restaurants.
According to military ethics, II the
soldiers stomach rcvolts at bad food
and worse cooking. 1t Is meet for him
to nnobtrusively intimate that some
thing is OF color, to the first sergeant.
If this officer thinks the complaint Is
worth listening to. he may or may not
communicate the same to the company
commander, and the same officer may
VI may lul IpTOCccu u Walk ONtI Tic
frame of the company cook. But for
a private soldier to write to the regi-S
mental commander his views on COM
pany culinery-"O Temporal! q mOres.
Ubinam gentium sumus!" Absolutely
shocking to the last degree of home-
iOpathic trituratlon. The military dig
nifty OF the entire garrison has s,ls-
tained u deep and lasting shock. Great
clouds of gloom have spread over the
whole local military atmosphere. for
this shattcring of martial etiquette is
considered In army. circles almost of as
deep a dye as the taking of life In civil
ian circles. The hair of the regiincntai
commander stood up six ways for
Sunday on reading that letter, like
G.ullls upon the fretful porcupine. All
headquarters were in a roar, and every
officer at the post unconsciously
clutched his sabcr as though eager for
the lifes blood OF the double deep dyed
villain who dared to complain of his
company provender. and then assume
to take the colonel into his confidence
In tho matter. The confusion of Mr..
Bundle attendant upon Oliver Twist
asking for more, was but Il huckleberry
stain in, comparison with this affront
to army dignity
However, there liz considerable DIFF
ficulty in finding out just who the terri
bio criminal Is. The colonel knows the
protest came from company because
1t was written on the stationery of that
command, only he can't locate the CHR
ography. Every sleutli in the post has
been turned loose to find out the writer:
every man In the company has pro-
fusely protested his innocence of this
really dreadful deed. In the meantime
i company Is limited In it's perlgrina-
lions to reservation limits, and the fact
that none of the command can make q
hike to the mouth of Emigration cam
yon without running the risk OF get
ting shot by sentinels is one of the
seyerest deprivntions I company men
have suffered In n long time.
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FAMOUS NOVELIST HERE.

William j. Locke, the famous Eng
fish novelist. author OF :Simon the
Jester" THE Morals OF Marcus"
3"scptimus,'' The Beloved ,Vngabond,"
and many other famous books. arrived
in the city Saturday afternoon, accom-
panied by r.. B. Jewett, Ills New York
and We're guests OF tho Ken
Yon. After staying In Salt Lake less
.thnn "a hours! they loft for San Fran
cisco, yesterday afternoon.
W Mr.. Locke Is on a sightseeing tour.
and Will no doubt weave some OF the
characters and customs OF the peoplc
I lie comes In contact with, Into n pleas
ling story, upon his return homo.
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BOOSTING CRESCENT CITY.

of Finley, Dick & Company, wholesale
druggists, of New Orleans, La. is in the
city and is stopping at the Cullen. Mr..
Bergen is boosting for his city, which
he hopes will land the worlds Panama
exposition In 1915. He says the people
are oil pulling for the exposition and
they have already subscribed s750o,000
to dcfray all the expenses of the exposi-
ton. Mr.. Bergen Is we'll pleased with
Salt Lake. and likes the progressive
spirit walchiis manifest on every hand.
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FERGUS CoALTI1a MUSIC CO.
Pianos. Orguns-2s W. LIST. Sc. st
NEW EASTERN AGENCY.
York Iii Charge OF Dcscrct
i,s5t News Business.

Y On and after Nov. l, 1910. the east
.crn advertising business of The Dcs-
scrct News VIII be in the hands of MIR.
H. Mckinney OF 34a Fifth avenue,
Now, York, and 100 Michigan, avenue,
Chicago. Advertisers and all others
doing business with The Dcseret News
are requested to apply to Mr.. McKin-
%ncy for terms and all Information
respecting the Daily, Saturday, and
Semi Weekly Issues.
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TAYLOR ANNIVERSARY.

4 The one hundred and second ami
veryary Of the birth Of the late ProsI-
dent John Taylor will be held In tho
granite stake hall Tuesday evening,
NOV, I, Mt z O. o'clock. a good program,
has been arranged and tbs expected
that all tho members Of the family
ksHill attend. % 81 ~ + 80
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THE WITClllNG HOUR.
by Augustus Thomas.

Illustrated with Pictures from tho plny
This remarkable story. written by
the author of the play which achieved
with the light OF a now Idea. How
ever. the story Is told In a most APP
pealingly human way. with ndroit
humor and compellingly strong sentI-
,ment Telcpathy, mental suggestion,
hypnotism. the telling points OF tho
drama, are caught and held completes
" In the novel. An unusual love
story Is told In Tho $Witchlng Hour.
and there Is. humor. rich and con-
stant. For sale at tho
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
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q zion's Saving Bank & Trust Co.
;.Transacts general trust business and
.5,pays per cent interest on saving
deposits. Joseph r, Smith. president;
sAnthon H. Lund. vice president: o. G..
;Beebe. cashier.
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MARTIN CUAI, CO.. ~ SO. MAIN.
H, All kinds of coal. well screened and
promptly delivered.
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FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs. {

GALL ON us FOR YOUR WINTER
automobile coats gloves, etc, Com
plete st1fE paS SEnraf on 45s SALON
Ks = 1891 State ST, z
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u ROOMS. sP.EN1olDLYe FuR n; S,,,i
is47lyY Address 20 South LIST West.
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4-Rocaf APARrafENT FURNIsHiE FL,
water Neat. gis SOUTH 9Th East.
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ONE LARGE ROOM FOR TWO GEN,;
stiemen. bath, electric lights. IL Nor.t
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ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM, Ei1l.G-
trio lights bath. l52 N. LIST West.
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THE LOWER FLOOR OF QUIZ il;
home furnished for housekeeping. W.
+. Ord south. .s-ri j
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s-RM. FRAME HOUSE. CLOTHES
closet, pantry. cheap; block north OF
end of Sugar House car line. Address
DIP care OF News. ~
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ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING AN M,
sleeping, day or week. 80 South 3rd w.
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FoR RENT FURNISHED

4-RooM FURNISHED COTTAGE; w.
Eles.trfc lights. water In house, Eood !vt,
barn. No. 1854 s. State street, just norei1
18th South. street. -
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GROOM HOUSE, WITH BATH. CLOS
cts and electric lights, mt 344 South list
West for $50 per month. Enquire T.
Orchard So. Bell 2l4I-k.
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$F2 LARGE ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. all convcniences. 80 W..
End South.
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2 ROOMS FOR LIGHT IIOUsEKElip,-
{ ing, nicely furnished for Sl+ tSl South
9rd West 81 atl1 iaai 81
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NICE SUNNY ROOM, GROuNp
floor. FOR . ladies'. III Il. 9lh SCUM.
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SPECIAL FOR a FEW DAYS.
q S0o--3-room frame. adobe lined. Sc;
s2O0-s-room pr. brick. s.e., terms. I'D
cash, balance In one and two yrs.
s2po-o-room. brick. Sc. large barn
and good flowing we'll Can mako
s1aoaeroom pr. brick cottage, nat
ural wood finish. large front
porch and screened back porch.
Terms $50 cash. balance SIS a
room strictly modern. hot wa,
ter heat. beautiful lawn ana
shade trees. auto garage. east
side. Terms, $3.50 cash. balance
to suit
s4T1-5-room pr. brick, all modern. re-
ception hall. hot air furnace. large
cemeT basement east side.
Terms. half cash. balance s35
month.
we have! a few lots in good location
S.W., close to street car. which we can
sci! at an exceptionally good bargain
Call today II You are Interested
Otherwise they may be sold.
n HUBBARD fINVI5STMENTC CO..
&C West Third South St.
5E Both Phones 49, &
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81 MOD. l-RA1. COTTAGE, BATH. pm
Z try, barn. $40 'Pnrk st. Phone sool-k.
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q 5I,cOAIs sFOR LIGHT HoUsEk EEp-
ing. fine location. SIS SO. 5th tast.
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.54-RCoai MODERN, GAS RANGE, Sss
1.akcr St. Ind. 3l92: Bell 0t3,
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SUNNY ROOM OR ROOMS, VII
board, private family. 63t South 3th lsas.,
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WELLER APARTMENTS, NO. Ii NEW
and modern, one apartment rooms. with
bath. large hall. large porch. hardwood.
sound proof floors, disappearing bed.
refrigerator. gas range. steam heat, hot
water. large laundry. no car fare. Apply
on premises Seventh South between Main
and State. or phone Bell 2a63-z. Rent, $50.
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FOR RENT.

MODERN GROOM COTTAGE. It'll
Ave. between A and b. Enquire Whrt-
ncy, News.
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NOTICES

The high priests quorum of the
Pioneer stake Of Zion will hold It's
regular monthly meeting In the stake
hail on Sunday, Nov. 6, 1910 at 10
n. IN. A full attendance Is desired.
The monthly priesthood meeting OF
tho Pioneer stake OF Zion will be
held in the stake hall on Monday,
Nov. Z, 1910. ut 1880 D. M All con-
corncd are urgently requested to DO
present.
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S-ROOAl MODERN HOUSE ON WEST
Jackson Ave. Enquire 81 West list North.
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NEW 5-ROoM HOUSE. STRICTLY
modern. with large cement cellar, $50
III South .Ith East. rs
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MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN BAR
her trade. $50 with complete set Of tools,
part sct s45. Cal! or write for particulars.
Mn1er's Coliepe. 12EComncrcial st.
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FIREpRooFl HOTEL

MoSEM, NEW AND sTRIcrI, v 49,
eI Gheh GO last October, Moderate ray.,
81 na S1ate. Salt Lake Si.s
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Have 1t Photographed. Utah Photo
Materials Co. Phones. 1853. j5s
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REYsER FrREPRooF FUR sToR.
age, also moving and packing. Phones 2s2'
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4 GROOM MODERN BRICK, FUR
mace. go 4th Ave. Bell Forest 1e6-x.
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UTAH JUNK CO.. HIGHEST PRICE
paid for SCRAP iron, rags. bottles. rubber.
copper, brass. etc. $40 to 800 South 4th
West. Phones go
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ACE CURTAINS AND FINE CLOTH
Ing done up;H work guaranteed, Mrs.
Edith Grandln, 245 Edith Ave. Bell
A0Il-ny. ~ ~ -l.-.-- NJ. N
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WE PAY CASH FOR MORTGAGES.
contracts or real estate. A. y. Hum
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MODERN TWO-SToRY RESIDENCE.
gas, cement basement 8 rooms cleaned
throughout. elcgant location. 81 o st., $50
per month. Enquire so End Ave.
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HOUSE MOVING

4. Z. ITR .AzIER IIo1Jsl,,o1..-,--.>-
RAISING and repairnE. BelI F orcssl, ~
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ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITOR.

Ia G.. NJ. Forces.
Ind Phone 1851. No. 18th East.
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MARRIED COUPLE TO SHARE MOD
ern home, close in. with man and wife.
References exchanged. Address DIS care
of News.
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5-RoOM MODERN COTTAGE WITH
gas cement basement. Cheap to good ten
ant. iSG II St. Ind. 3i2, so
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BOx FILES AND CARD INDEX sYs-
TENS. n full line always on hand at the
Deseret News Book Store. S,s
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Salt Lake Hat Factory. Loio., -
= r.. =. Isl 80, 81. Hats at factory style,,
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GROOM MODERN COTTAGES. SIG
per month. 175 18th Ave.
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WASHING, IRONING. PIECE WORK;
also work by the day. Satisfaction guar
ianteed Very REASONABLE. G6 Canyon Road.
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q LARGE FRONT ROOM. AND ONE
smaller. Both modern, 143 u. 9Th South.
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WHAT IS IT. WHAT IS IT THAT
will go up chimney down, but 1t won't
go down o. chimney up Mot onahay's dol
lar umbrella, 81 Main St. The Jewelep,
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GUN AND REVOLVER Rrp,1p,va;

KNGDsoNf NOVELTY MFG CO :,
South State st. Mowers shnr,SSo.; ~
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BROOM APARTMENT. WITH GA;
range. for. $3.50. Enquire 3rd floor. 776
E. 9Th South.
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TWO ROOMS. MODERN. FURNISHED
or uELurnisned Close In. Rent reasonable.
No. 132 w. End North st, sI---I 1850
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RAII,yyAY MAIL, CLERKS WANTED;
Salt Luke city examinations Nov l2tn.t
Preparation free. Franklin 1nstittultte.
Dent. 44.-U Rochester, N. " sS3.fll. .t9
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ARCHITECTS.

WATKINS & BIRCH.
Architects.
4l6-417 Vermont Building.
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: 4-RN. MOD. COTTAGE. s25 PER MO-,
to good parties. ISL 18th Ave. Both; phones
103. yss{,5
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BROOM MODERN, $40. 4-RooM MOD
ern. Sl6. Broom: water and light SO.
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I lt.i AND GAIN.
HOTELS

IN IN. GRAM. FLOUR. poI11 -
5snnpliess8 Granite Grain CO. Roth gJLLTRf
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s-RNf. MOD. HOUSE, CLOSE IN, s14.
Enquire Young's Cufe.
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FARM LANDS.

MONEY no LOAN ON FARMS. Or
chnrds and city real estate. C. "A. Gray
&. Co., 1o5 Main St. Ind 296: Bell I532.
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WANTED.

CLoTHIERs TO MEND SEW, ALTER
and clean. Economy Cleaning Co., l'o w.
South Temple
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NEW s-ROOI MODERN BRICK, GAS.
disappearing bed. Major Ave. $40. Cali
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SHOE REPAIRING.

! SyyANTED- 60 8 PAIRS OF sIi0s ,irjns
day to repair. Monarch Shoe nv heels,
S5c. rubber heels, doe: oSusyInli ni Rsli
eSc We call for, and deliver. p Il, ,saihet
ASA. md \. A42is Very pest o on. ~ = md
Used. Best OF workmanship 4s hass B
Sou til. l4 % 4 4 z % ~ -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-01

COMPLETE PLANS FOR CoMFoR-
table homes. SO per set Write mo your
needs. Architect. Box Sit, Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-01

SEE HoUsTo ON, THE HoUShlRs, 80
South Main. Ind, al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-01
HELP wANTED-ntALE.

NJ GOOD "a statesmen FOR UTAH,
idaho. wyoming. Montana and Neyada
to sell groceries direct to consumers. AZ,
EenerEentIc men to build up n good per
fmanont business. When writing give Ter
ritory desired. Write or call e once ses
state Street, box $50. Salt Lake CITY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-01

8 ROOMS AND CELLAR. IN FINE
location. Sl2. 1872 South Nth l.. is.