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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18

ner a milk dealer, ON his rounds on
March Q. and took samples of an milk
purchased by Garner. These samples
were properly labeled and sealed and
turned over TO state Chemist Her
man Harms The samples obtained at
the Brown residence were put To- the
usual test and found 90 contain less
than 32 per cent FAT and less than T.
per cent solid. on the witness stand,
Brown testified that he was az Liberty
on the 9Th day Of March. and his son,
who delivered the milk To- Garner tcs-
tilted that nothing was put into the
milk cans but pure milk The taking
of evidence took up the greater part Of
the day and when finally submitted to
the jury IL was impossible To- get a
verdict. II is understood that the Jury
We're practically convinced OF the guilt
OF Brown or his agent. but were back
ward about rendering 20 verdict of gull
ty subject TO the heavy fine likely Co be-
imposed upon the defendant The state
made out "a good case and 10 is likely
that other prosecutions viii follow
State Food and Dairy Commissioner
Willard Hansen. state Chemist Her
man Harms and Deputy state Food and
Dairy Commissioner Heber a. smith
were present at the hearing and stated
that they are determined Co enforce
the law in regard 90 the milk and dairy
frafig
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ONE THOUSAND MEN
TO WORK ON CUTOFF
Great Trcstlc Across salt Lake to be
Double Tracked in Immc-
date Future.

ogden. March ls.-The Lucn cut-on
across Great salt Lake is To be- double
tracked. This is the announcement
which was made IN railroad headquar-
ter Thursday and as soon as the nee
cssary material is received. between 50O
and 1000 men viii be put to work ON
the great bridge across the lake. The
work VIII neCcssitatc "a great deal of
pilc-dr.ving and practically the entire
trostlc viii Doe Widtued The base OF
operations viii hc Lakeside. ON the west
shore of the lake. where is located the
great gravel beds and the immense
steam shOvcls. The west grade will be-
raised about five feet
The work viii bee under the supervis-
ION of Asst Englacer a. O. Campbell
who also has charge of the work iu
tho loCll yards THE many Improve
mcuts ana buildings mapped out for
;nc yards and the cutoff win nccossi-
tate an expenditure of fully }i500.o00
during the coming summer and great
deal uf this money viii lind It's way 90
ogden merchants as hundreds of men
win De- constantly employed.
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WEIGHED IN BALANCE
AND FOUND WANTING
.....o, Of wyoming Butter sciAed
n, state Inspectors Tor
short Weight.

o,DrN March lS.-A shipment OF
o'- a1t onc-half cases Of butter from
'. ,ror wyoming, Creamery COM
tl' rs seized by state Food and
80. commissioner willard Hansen
80. chemist Herman Harms and
,,.-.rty STATE Food and Dairy Commits
u.bsr G.. smith on Thursday
s.y-,.rg Tho state officers allege that
tIftsr averaged one ounce snort
l.5t t5 the pound. As the Anton
49,. h shipped from another state,
.t' r-after vim bee taken up 10 the
.5 court The seizure was made
.sl- advice of United states DIST.
ATTY % T. Booth. A.,-,.
complaint was also brought
a.. PIsckman and Grihln, a local
-...I.s,ia produce firm. for putting
,t'.,t-y-aight butter on the market,
s-4 tbis matter will he taken up under
.s- stata laws 40 once. The 'B. q q,
,.,,,., also averaged about one ounce
80 81, the pound according 20 the
....-srosrts OF commissioner Hansen.
No. Rlsckman. Of the film Of Black
ma, a Griffin stated later in the day,
re, nj short weight butter had been
~, IN tbe market. 10 the knowledge
S tbe firm. as they were very particu-
1,r IN instruct their men % keep the
butter Up 20 the standard weight
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OGDEN POLICE COURT.

OGDEN. March sd :. Jones ad-
mitted In police court Thursday morn
ing 10 having been unlawfully drunk
and was sentenced TO five day In jail
or TO pay a fine OF S.
Fred o. Hutchinson. charged with
beating his wife ON March Is. pleaded
not guilty and was placed under a 500
bond for his appearance at some fu-
ture time
Patrick n. Crcgan was discharged
from custody. the court stating that ne
did not consider that sufficient evil
dence had been obtained To- warrant a
conviction on the charge Of robbery
Cregan was alleged 20 have taken sl5
from the pockets Of willard Percell
while the latter was In drunken stu
por on the night Of Feb p. The state 8
witnesses failed tn make out clear
story.
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GNMnLEn REcoMEs INsNNE.

OGDEN. March lS-Arthur Bailey
otherwise known as "Nld' Bailey. "a
gambler. became suddenly insane on
Thursday afternoon while driving "a
horse and buggy about town. His
wild actions caused the horse TO bolt
and az point on Twenty sixth street
near Washington avenue. the animal
colided with n telephone pole. causing
considerable damage TO the buggy and
harness. when Deputy sheriff John
Hutchens arrived on the scene Bailey
wildly exclaimed that the city was
about 10 be destroyed with fire and
floods and that he was rushing out OF
danger Re was taken to the county
Jain and will Doe held for further exam
iuqti0u
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LEN. ESKELSEN ARRESTED
FOR HORSE STEALING

LOGAN, March lS.-A young man
named Leonard Eskelscn. whose home
is in Richmond, this county. was ar
rested at Brigham city last evening
and brought by the sheriff Of Cache
county 10 Logan today at noon and
placed In the county Jail to await "a
hearing. He Is charged with stealing
"a horse from man named Moody at
Smithhcld. this county. As soon as the
theft was discovered the sheriff got
busy and the man was found In Brig
ham city with the horse stiu In his
possession.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18

What is a cold I'm the head2 Moth
ing to worry about II you treat IL with
Ely's Cream Balm. Neglected. the
cold may grow into cataTTh. and the
air passages be so inhamed that you
have TO fight for every breath. II
Is true that Ely's Cream Balm master
catarrh. promptly But you know
the old saying about the ounce Of pre-
vontion Therefore use Cream Balm
when the cold In the head shows IT.
SELF. All druggists. so cents or mail
ed by Ely Brothers, sc Warren ST.,
New York.
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THOMAS BROWN JURY
FAILS TO AGREE

OGDEN March lS.-The jurymen Sc
isetad DO hear the evidence I'm the case
al the state " Utah against Thomas
Brown. charged with selling adulterat-
id milk. we're unable 60 reach a verdict
On the municipal court on Thursday
afternoon and were discharged. The
,1se grew out Of the activities Of the
state dairy and food commissioner and
his deputies In their endeavor 10 COM
fef the milk dealers In Weber county.
and elsewhere. 20 sell pure and whole
some milk Deputy Commissioner He
Der G. smith accompanied a. ID. Gar
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GRANTS FAMILY ALLOWANCE.

OGDEN. March lN-Mrs. Kate Rear
don filed a. petition iu the district court
an Thursday afternoon Tor SO per
month as "a family allowance from the
estate of the Dat, Patrick J. Rcsrdon,
who was killed foo the Lemay wreck
ou Jan. ~ ON the Southern Pacific
company The estate consists Of set
Element amounting So. 600 made by the
railroad company After considering
the petition, Judge Howell made an
allowance Of $50 per month.
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BURGLARS CONVICTED.

OGDEN. March IS-Thomas O'Brien
aui Harry Smith were found guilty of
burglary Boo the third degree in the dis
trict court late Thursday afternoon
ON Jan ., 1910 they entered the resi-
deuc Of r.. Nabeshma, Japanese
merchant ON Twenty fourth street and
were caught in the act NJ stealing
some clothing by Mrs Nebcshima, who
gave the alarm which resulted in the
instant capture of the men. They VIII
be sentenced on saturday
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LOGAN.

The News is Delivered by Carrier
IN Logan Every Night (Sunday OK
oepted) at IS Cents Per month. All
payments and complaints regarding
delivery, should be made 10 j. N.
Blair, Agent for Daily, Saturday
and Semi eehly News. lB w.
First North Street Phone SOs-R
Bell. Ofhce with Carbon Company.
Real Estate and Loans. III North
Main Street Phones ~ Bell and lss
Ind.
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MEXICAN sHoPLTTERs.

OGDEN. March iS-Two McNicans,
Frank Acosta and Rollan Markeniss.
were arrested last night az the Palace
Rooming house. who had In their pos
session various articles ~ clothing,
shoes. etc. which had been stolen. The
value Of the plumber recovered was less
than 500 and the greater part ~ 10 has
been Identified by various merchants
One Of them has confessed 10 stealing
the articles from the merchants. They
win be held 10 answer To the charge
OF larCouv
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FINAL pEcREE Dol pINoRcE.

OGDEN. March 1S.-A final and alb
solute decree Of divorce has been
granted In the district court 10 Cora
r. Ketcham from clifford a. Ketcham.
The interlocutory decree was issued
on Sept. g. 1909 Plaintiff was awarded
certain household goods now I'm her
possession.
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JAP AssAuIED ny HoLDUP.

OGDEN March 1S.-The police
learned late Thursday afternoon that
Joe Nathfuro. a Jap. had been held up
near the Union depot on Wednesday
night and during "a struggle with tho
thug had been cut on the neck with a
sharp instrument No clues have been
discovered and no clear description of
the hold-up has Eccn obtained.
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MAI.L PAPER RARGAINs.

Great assortment Of patterns in
every conceivable style and coloring
at Sc. 20, and Csc See our im-
menso line Of domestic and imported
art papers.
GEO. W. EBERT & co
81 Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18

Of the miners I'm the camp. He placed
the roll of bills BOZ his pocket When
he arrived az he Highland Boy mine
and reached for the money. II was
gone. The mine officers have offered
reward OF 800 for the return Of the
money. No suspicion is placed on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
BINGHAM.
INFANT Du1s OF PNEUMONIA.

BINGHAM. March H.-Tho second
member OF the Loyosey family 20 be
called recently by death is their infant
son william Edmund ON Thursday
last their 2-year-old son Edward Victor
died OF the same disease. The chill
dren were sons Of Mr. and Mrs Il. II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18

No matter how healthy and how
strong you are, YOU can increase both
health and strength by the use Of
Christians Natural Foods Give thom
a trial Schramm-Johnson Drugs.
THE Never Substltutors. Five
stores Where the Cars stop.
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HOnsE AND BUGGY STOLEN.

OGDEN. March 1S-A horse and
buggy belonging TO Father r. y Cush-
nahan were taken from his barn last
night. and no trace OF the thieves has
been discovered
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS FRIDAY MARCH is 1916

Lovesey Two daughters survive The
funeral Is to be held in salt Lake
Thursday
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The ANNEX CAFETERIA viii
serve or excellent Sunday Dinner
from 10 90 3.
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DyspepIets

sugar-coated tablets, quickly relieve
Sour stomach, Heartburn, Nausea, Wind
In the Stomach, seaslckness. sleeplessness
arising from Indigestion or Dyspepsia.
They are composed Of the nshAAsa.
best digestives, carmina- n NON
lives and correctives, and III
are agreeable and economi- nOOD
cal. Put up in three sizes, KS eooH
10c., 25c. and 81. Sold by SwSTF
all druggists. and sent promptly by mail
on receipt Of price by
c. l. Hood Co. Mfg Chemists. Lowell. Mass
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McCollum. who Is an old and trusted
employe
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is our FIVE nuNDRED.

BINGHAM March iI-John MccoI
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$500 Misses Spring
Jackets S2.95

sample Jackets for misses
s Co "a years, "a large assert
ment I'm checks. plain colors
or stripes, stylish little jack
cts, worth 50 90. at &2.95
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18

Neat little dresses
for children . To 6 yrs.
made Of seersuCker
Bingham IN plain col
ors and checks. neatly
trimmed. 40c values on
sale at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18

S19.75 for beautiful spring
suits that will actually SUR
prise YOU. Space prohibits
description. suffice to say we
wish YOU TO see these suits as
they are $500 Garments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-17

sTROcK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel. restaurant and household help.
Headquarters for laborers.
SIS West End So. Phones 464- c743
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND |
ROOMINCy HOUSES

~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~ ~-~-~-~~N~S~~>>~~~>~~-~
soooo-e4 ROOMS. EUROPEAN HOTEL.
RENT. INCLUDING HEAT; $1,000
MONTHLY PAYMENTS. WHICH
CAN BE MADE OUT OF THE
sPEclAdi SPECIAL GAIL, sPEciAbaiMEus- d LaoS1s
4 BATHS; sHoWER IIs,e. BATHs AId:n
AND COLD RUNNING WATER.
LARGE OFFICE AND PARLORi
LONG DISTANCE PHONES IN
EACH ROOM; BEST LOCATION;
SION OAK; BEST CARPETS: IN
FACT. a BEAUTIFUL PLACE,
STRICTLY MODERN IN ITS AP-
PoINTMENTS. DOING A NET
BUSINESS OF $500 AND UP PER
MONTH; LONG LEASE AND
CASH WILL HANDLE THE
PLACE, IT'S A GENUINE BAR
SIS, oooSTHIs PLACE IS IN A CLASS BY
ITSELF; IT WILL POSITIVELY
ShR PERAK ANNHM, FKNM STGqG Ta1s To oFfScG SyeSs
HAS THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
AND is PREPARED TO MAKE
LIBERAL TERMS.
$25oo-19 ROOMS; RENT ss5; HEAT
s7so-s A Rooms; &c RENT sss; CLEARS
seooo-lo ROOMS. RENT 1925, MOD
ERN; HALF CASH.
s225-7 ROOMS. RENT S35; SNAP.
A. RICHTER. REAL ESTATE,
10 VEST lST ST SOUTH. go P PRqNGs ?. e 64 64l,
PARTMENT.
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ROOMING HOUSES

SPECIAL, SPECLALi SPECIAL
European hotel OF 4S rooms. IA baths.
shower baths. Is toilets. hot and cold run
ming water. large office and parlOr. long
distance phones In each room: best loca-
ton; furnished In fumcd Mission oak; /;
best carpets. in fact. a beautiful place
strictly modern In It's appointments. do
ing n net business OF $500 and UP per
month: long lease and low rent including
heat: TO the right party $500 cash will
andle the place. it's genuine bargain
For further particulars inquire a. L.
RRATTATN. manager. p. o. Dept. A,
Richter. Real Estate. Phone GAL. 10 W,
1st ST. n15i7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-17

WE ARE SELLING SECONDHAND
Buick touring cars and runabouts at
less than two-thirds Of the cost price.
Consolidated Wagon and Machine Co.
b191e
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FURNITURE OF s-RooM HOUSE;
| house for rent; strictly modern; large
yard and barn. Apply J. K. Shaw. 3ol
| D. r. Walker. ff4I
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WE HAVE RooMING HOUSES FROM
7 ROOMS TO 100.
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KELLY & MONTROSE, BROKERS,
42G MCCORMICK BLDG. n2037
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COMPLETELY EQUIPPED IS H. p
passenger automobile Al condition. In
qui1e So6-7 Boston bldg. Bell 1851. Ind.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-17

FOR ROOMING AND BUSINESS
chances see Culran g. Power. 40b- 41s
| Boyd Park bldg. elAo9
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70 ROOMS.
After you see this house you will say
It is n BARGAIN and buy. Price s1700.
on good terms. Furniture is good
RENT SIS mo. This house nets Si0o
q month.
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E. C. w1TZELL, REPAIRER fOF ALL
kinds Of musical instruments. 90 Mnln
et. room 8. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-17

4-CHAIR BARBER SHOP. BATH
tubs good Menlo heater, new: all hx-
lures complete; good business; party
wants TO quit the business. 62i w. 2nd
South. XII
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HOTELS

1T YOU ONCE STOP AT THE TOU-
raine you'll always stop there; nice.
large. cool rooms, with or without bath.
20 E. Srd So. Reasonable rates, m3S3@
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FOB Observation-Disclosures

POPE HARTFORD FIvE-PAsSENGER
touring car. completely equipped, Ie-
painted and overhauIed. A real bargain.
Apply 1902 Newhouse bldg. milo
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1915 PLANO AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
Call 22S South State. Must be sold at
Eonce k163S
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
RESORTS.

OUR SUMMER RESORT is NOW OPEN
for the accommodation OF fishing and
tourist parties. on Snake river. In Island
Park Ida, Flrst.class fishing: good ac-
commodatioDs; stages meet train every
mcrnlng at Island Park station. Outfits
furnished for camping parties through
Yellowstone park. C. A. Ripley. Ashton
Idaho. m2921
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WE SOLICIT LISTING IN HOUSES to
rent. We are having many coils every
day that we cannot accommodate. Dan
Phones 1929 x65J
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SEE NEwCOMB FOR ROOMING
house bargains. room 407 Tribune bldg;
Ind. phone 126. e676
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2A-ROOMS-2I

Rent 500. 3-year lease stove heat new
brick building, rooms all on one floor;
three private and ore public bath: no
trouble to keep house full, price $4,000;
will make terms.
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ss-RooM EURoPEAN HOTEL.

SS-ROOM EUROPEAN HOTEL.
PRICE $4,000; $1,000 DOWN.
This is positively the best furnished
HOTEL in the city; location the very
BEST strictly MODERN and up TO date;
35 suites with BATHS This house Is
full of high-ctass guests all the time;
RENT $3.50 room; good lease. COME
IN; WE WILL GO OVER THE BOOKS
WITH YOU AND SHOW YOU WHERE
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FOR SALE-BABY CARRIAGE, COST
s06; fine condition Phone Bell 3s54-K.
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J,ITNCH room

LUNCH ROOM.
The. present owner is getting $50 per
month rent for the fixtures. which we
consider very good percentage on the
amount invested; will sell place for $3.50
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GLOVE MANUFACTURERS

NELSON GLOVE CO., SO IL. BIRD So.
exclusive glove store. Gloves made to
order Repairing and cleRninS. m255
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CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY
n20TC
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A. N. HUMPHREYS.
Bell 4133, rs w. End South ST. Ind. 41S4.
2ND SOUTH, CLOSE TO MAIN
II rooms. rent only s65, with lease. This
house is making good money, $1,000 cash.
balance easy monthly payments.
RoOMING HOUSE PEOPLE
Do you want a partnership with a re-
sponsible party In a 36-room. strictly
modern. newly furnished hotel? SEE ME.
II MODERN RooMs-s55 PER ROOM.
Good furniture and a bargain for the
money. Rent s45. lease.
1s-ROOM BOARDING HOUSE,
with all the boarders you want. Good
lease. $780, terms.
CIGAR STORE-s5oO.
Neat, clean, we'll stocked store, and you
get your moneys worth In goods and
fixtures at this price.
EXCELLENT SALOON OPENING.
Fixtures. stock and "a months license
5000: lease.
a. N HUMPHREYS,
Bell 41as. rs w. End South St Ind. 41s4
n204s
CAPITAL OPPORTUNITIES"
BOTH PHONES.
IL WEST 2ND SOUTH STREET.
FOR 800 CASH
We viii give you possession of eight nice
ly furnished rooms on Main ST., near
2nd South. This is one of the best bar
gains in the city.
II FURNISHED ROOMS
On Fourth South. near Main: furnish
ings in good condition: rent only $40; $500
down VIII put you in possession,
LUNCH ROOM.
The present owner Is getting $50 pei
month rent for the fixtures. which We
consider very good percentage on the
amount invested; Will sell place for $685.
cash or make terms; rent $45; lease,
34-RooMs-s4
Rent 500. 3year lease stove heat, new
brick building. rooms all on one floor
three private and ore public bath; M
trouble to keep house full, price $4,000
will make terms.
1O-ROOMS-10
Central location. cheap rent good fur.
nlshings; a nice. clean, flrst-class place
price $1,000. and terms TO suit
15-ROOMS-l5
On Second East, rooms are very large
and airy. no trouble TO keep them rented
rent Se5; lease. price $500; $500 cash.
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY
n207t
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FOR SALE+BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT
piano. a snap. Inquire 234 East Third
South st. n17I1
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Il. CARTER FUR CO. u w. lST 81
nrs rrnaiIeh remOd dclcd rod Yeh m54
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WOOD SAWED IN STOVE LENGTHS
West, 6. W. Ross. h3618
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IL FURNISHED ROOMS
On Fourth South. near Main: furnish
ings in good condition: rent only $40; $500
down VIII put you in possession,
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BICYCLE. GOOD AS NEW. CHEAP
for cash. It's a bargain. Call 44e r.
3rd South. n2ll9
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WANTED HELP-FEMALE

LADIES TO BORROW MONEY. ON
snes Ia dsnonds s6,n from nOn Uncle ssa ssss
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EXCELLENT SALOON OPENING.
Fixtures, stock apd "a months license
5000: lease.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
EUROPEAN HOTEL,
30 ROOMS; $500, $3.50 DOWN.

This hotel Is located In the heart OF
the business district: mas big transient
trade: FINE ENTRANCE. elevator serv.
Ice. FURNITURE VERY GOOD; rent
$500 q mo-. including heat; good lease
This Is a chance OF q lifetime to get into
a good paying business with a small cash
payment ALL you need Is $3.50; bal
on easy terms.
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10-ROOMS-10
Central location. cheap rent: good fur.
nishings; a nice, clean, flrst-class place
price $1,000 and terms to suit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-17
SECONDHAND GOODS

sIooo WORTH OF SECOND HAND FUR
niture. stoves or any old kind OF junk
wanted AT oncn. We have the money and
want the goods. Second hand store 4a
South West Temple. mss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-17
FIREPROOF STORAGE

SAFE sToRAGE-FIREPRO WARE
house equipped with automatic
sprlnklcrs. low rate OF insurance. house,
hold goods packed and stored, MOTH
PROOF VAULTS for FUR garments
HEATED STORAGE VAULTS for pianos.
AUTOMOBILE ELEVATORS and storage
stalls. Pool-ccrs shipped TO all points;
expert packers Let us figure with you;
prices lower. l. X. L. Stores Co.. Bell
Exchange II. Ind. 13. m213S