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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-03
YOUNG & YOUNG

Hooper Block. East First South.
Two business blocks on Main street,
between 1st and I'd So. Pay in better
than G per cent net.
On First So, 58x165 IT., so, 600 build
ing. Purchase price. $4,000. A good
G per cent investment, with steady in
crease.
So, OOe-Apartment house, finest on
Brigham street; per cent now,
with good advance in sight IN
value and revenue.
s2.O00-Each; four brick houses; in
stallment plan.
s4,5Oo-Nine-room modern brick, good
location.
ss.5O0-Seven-room modern frame. good
lot.
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The improvements in Jackson Square
are all completed except laying the
water mains. The city council water
works committee has recommended
that the mains be laid, so that city
water is now assured.
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VILLA PARK LOTS, a sub-di-
vision close in; this is in walk
ing distance; large lots alley
in the rear, streets graded; lots
$3.50 and up; terms, 20 per cent
cash, balance SO per lot per
month; the carfare you VIII
save will pay for these lots.
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ing nicely along the walks. The walks
are paved. The streets are curbed and
parked. The entire subdivision is ready
for building operations to begin at
once.
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S4MO

Very well built full 2-story
7-room pressed brick modern
home on First Ave; sewer, gas,
sidewalks; lot 4114x115 feet to an
alley.
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COLLEGE VIEW.

High and dry, above the smoke A few
lots for sale by US in this subdivision be-
low the market price; S225 per lot.
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HILL CREST.

Lots 40x165 feet. A few choice ones left
for the small price of $500 per foot.
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4O-foOt building lot on Roose-
welt avenue; we can arrange 20
build a house for you.
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EXTRA VALUE.

EXTRA VALUE.
SO 200-5-room brick on 9Th east, close to
I'd South. Connected with sewer; bath,
toilet, large basement, 21ax71z rods. Street
paving will be paid by present owner.
Terms.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
BUILDING LOTS.

are a safe investment and persons buy
ing of US are sure to buy right. Our
easy payment plan will appeal to you
See US at once about the following sub
divisions:
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sqMM

Nine-rOom strictly modern up
to-date home on the east side;
two baths; inlaid floors; east
front.
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sS,750-6-room brick, north bench, bath,
toilet, G. / fixtures all complete. The
house was built Of SIC pressed brick, and
the inside finish in No. I yellow pine.
Stained mission. Large reception hall
could be used as a library. Cellar ce-
mented Terms $500 cash.
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FOR SALE
JONES, SNAPS.
8 acres, finest fruit orchard, 8. e.
20 acres, good fruit land, cheap.
8 acres and Groom house at Murray.
4-room house and large lot near Wan
damere; $50 down, SO per month, includ-
ing interest.
IN FOREST DALE.
4-room house, modern, brick; good buy
if bought quick.
Two other 5-room brick modern houses;
some of the best built homes in the dis
tTict
Groom brick on 18th South, 6x12 rods,
full basement, furnace heat city water.
Some nice lots in Emerson Heights.
Sx17 rods. on 18th South close to car
line.
Large list of farms in all parts of state
ana Idaho.
10 acres in Gridley colony, Sacramento
Valley, California.
CAN and get prices on the above.
JOHN JONES,
Both Phones: Bell 1893; Ind. 2048
22 Security & Trust Bldg.
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$4,000.
Very fine building lot on
Ninth East, east front, between
Sd ana 4th South.
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In Jackson Square the lots are not
figured upon the same basis as is
usually used. Each lot is a complete
building site in itself. The price Of a
lot means the price of a building site.
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On Princeton avenue, south
front, 5ex16O feet to an alley.
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Prices on sites in Jackson Square are
very reasonable now. Present prices
are $500 to $3.50, according to location.
Right now the entire section adjOin-
ing is building up very rapidly, and
these prices Will not stand long.
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S12Hn


Very fine corner in the east
part of town; Groom bungalow;
beamed ceilings, paneled walls,
built-in bookcases, window
seats, buffet built in, living
room and library finished in
maple, oak floors, dining room
and reception hall, finished in
selected mahogany; refrigera-
tor built in, full basement Sub
divided, hot water heat, large
light laundry room, grounds are
beautifully parked, with shrub
berry and perennial flowers; per
COLA with grape vines; house
all adobe lined. If you are look
ing for something good for less
than you can build, be sure and
see US about this.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO.,
351 Main st. Phones q.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go on Your Bond.
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Good building lot on Capitol
Hill, west front, lertect view
of the valley.
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There never was a time in the history
Of salt Lake City that the chance for
increased value in real estate. was as
good as now.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
10 Acres
3 Acres
50 Acres
% Acres
Acre
suitable for plating. Now is the me
GODDARD INVESTMENT &C
so Main ST.
s-ACRE TRACTS
In the finest locality, southeast &c.
11th So. ST.; good water right, fruit
and shade beautiful level land, in the
most popular residence locality. The
terms are easy-S50 cash and $40 per
month. Purchasers who buy now and
hold for a few months until the car
line passes the property, will realize a
splendid profit. Inquire at store, cor.
18th So. and 21st F., or of us.
Many other small and large tracts.
GODDARD INVESTMENT co.
so Main st.
BUILDING SITES
NORTH BENCH
I-ft. frontage; 10th ave-. close in;
4l-ft. frontage; 9Th ave-, near K ST.;
s1,O50.
Aft. frontage. on c St; $3.50.
Aft. frontage on 18th ave; $3.50.
All above are bargains.
GODDARD INVESTMENT co.
so Main st.
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CANNON & CANNON.
Is East South Temple Street.
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JOHN REEVES
zoo Herald Building.
FARMS AND ORCHARDS

160-acre ranch; 20-acre farm; so
acres good land with water; 37-acre
farm; go acres with water 8 acres, 4
room house; acres. 4-room brick, all
in fruit; 80 acres, East Mill Creek; /
acre in city limits; IL acres, Groom
modern house, city limits; 50-acre fruit
orchard, best in the state. and several
others. See US If you want a farm or
orchard.
TRUTH IS OUR MOTTO.
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WANTED

WANTED
z per cent money wanted at once.
Good security. Address K %. Herald
Republican.
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HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.

HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.
There never was a time in the history
of salt Lake City that the chance for
increased value in real estate was as
good as now
EXTRA VALUE.
S3,20O-5-room brick on 9Th east, close to
I'd South. Connected with sewer; BATH
toilet, large basement, 212X71z rods. Street
paving Will be paid by present owner.
Terms.
SO. 750-6-room brick, north bench, BATH
toilet g. l. fixtures all complete. The
house was built of SIC pressed brick, and
the inside finish in No. I yellow pine
Stained mission. Large reception hall;
could be used as a library. Cellar ce-
mented. Terms, $500 cash
81. 65O-Corner on 9Th ave, facing south
broom brick bath, toilet, large cellar
stairway to second floor Could finish 8
rooms.
to 9Th South, 50x140 feet. The house was
built two years ago. Lot is fenced and
all in trees and lawn. Chicken run and
coop. An excellent buy.
S13 5O0-Brigham street home, south
front, 50x150 feet. This is one of the best
homes in Salt Lake for the price asked.
Complete in every way. See US for par
ticulars.
$S,000-S-room 2-story brick on LIST So.
Modern in every detail, including hot wa
ter heat. Large lot. Terms.
50, e0O-University bench, 4-room shin
gled bungalow; bath, toilet, mautel; $500
cash, balance monthly.
rooms, all modern cOnveniences, including
heat Hardwood floors, paneled sides and
ceilings. Terms.
$SS50-S-room brick house, 4 blocks east
Of city and county building, on a cut
street. Sewer and sidewalk paid. This
is an excellent buy. Terms.
S50O0-East % South. close to 10th East
s-rOom modern 2-story p. brick. hOt-ail
heat A new house, and well built. 35Xi32
feet to alley IN rear. Terms to suit.
VACANT
5Ox115 feet, Bryan ave, $500.
50x110 feet, Emerson ave, $3.50.
50xS215, corner 18th East, 81, SEQ
37x165, 9Th So, 9TH East, sewer paid,
$3.50.
Tell us your real estate wants. We are
in a position to help you.
Agents Royal Fire Insurance Co. the
best in the world.
EfALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY,
300 MAIN ST. PHONES s2s
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HoUsroNs THE HoUsERs.

FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

THESE ARE WORTH LOOKING AT.
Beautiful 4-room modern home at sl4
South 1st West, $3.50.
4-room modern home at sth South and
Main street, $3.50. Walking distance.
7-room modern house at Woods Cross;
acres land, fine home. VIII trade for
city property.
Farms in Cottonwood to trade for city
property.
Farms in Davis county to trade for city
property.
If you have property to SELL come ard
investigate our quick selling plan.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 81 LOAN
COMPANY,
l25 MAIN STREET. Bell 1S47; Ind. 656
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FOR sALE-LIsE your property eor sals
with rs. Halloran-Judee Co. sos Main as.
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Of II acres, on the east bench, good arm.
house, $50 chickens. good chicken houses,
25k acres in cherry trees. VIII take a
home southeast as part payment
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WEIR. SO WEST SECOND SOUTH.
A great bargain: S-rOom, 2-story
brick, bath, toilet, electric light. fur
mace, sewer connection; paving tax and
ali special taxes paid; lot $40 rods:
east side. close in; $1,000.
WEIR, SO WEST SECOND SOUTH.
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A BRICK MASON
built this arm. cottage on a lot glxt62 for
his home, so it's well built I Cur sen il
10 you for $1,000; Z cash, bal easy.
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4. n. HUMPHREYS,
A. n. HUMPHREYS.
Ne. Is West I'd South st.
Bell 4lSS. Ind 4134.
FACTS FOR THE INVESTOR

FACTS FOR THE INVESTORS
On 9Th East, magnificent apartment
site ana houses; one new has is rooms:
income now Sl5e per month; can be dOu-
bled. 1 viii sell for 5000 cash, bal. SlO0
per month, per cent Pays over u per
cent on the investment.
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on 10Th East must sacrifice his coy cot
tage; rooms, with bath, gas, cellar e. l. I;
LOT 50x157, with lots of fruit and shade
trees, lawn and nice barn; g, 500-S5o0 cash,
bal. s25 per month.
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTM ENT co.
351 Main st. phones lie
We write fire insurance.
VIII go on your bond.
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AS an investment OF for home build
ing Jackson Square offers great pos
sibilities. With the ever Increasing
values in Salt Lake, and in this section
in particular, a site in Jackson Square
is certainly a good buy.
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YOU HAVE ALWAY

YOU HAVE ALWAYS
admired this little bungalow on sth South.
rooms, modern, elegantly finished; nice
large lot; takes $500 cash, bal SIS per
month.
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$365O-Corner on 9Th ave, facing south.
broom brick, bath, toilet, large cellar,
stairway to second floor. Could finish 8
rooms.
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A BEAUTIEUL COUNTRY HOME ON

% acres of high land, fine orchard. / q ere
of small fruits, every foot under culti-
walton. rays large money on investment.
$1,000; quick sale, $1,000. Good terms.
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FOR SALE-NICE BUILDING LOTS
AT CORNER OF SEVENTH SOUTH
AND THIRTEENTH EAST STREETS
AT S650.00 EACH. FRITSCH, NO. BAL
so. MAIN. SECOND FLOOR.
1t would be a surprising thing II any
one who contemplates buying real es-
tate in or near this city should over
look a single real estate ad in this
paper. OF course. It MIGHT happen.
WE SELL real estate-tnars all. Tuttis
Reas- asa 1<~s~ 50 49, ks1I skasA4
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A FINE CHICKEN RANCH of II
acres on the East Bench; good 4room
house; $50 chickens; good chicken
houses; % acres in cherry trees. VIII
take a home in southeast as part pay
ment
A n. HUMPHREYS
Bell 4IS3. Ind. 4134.
No. rs West Second South st.
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$500.
Very fine flat site, small cor
ner on I'd avenue and II ST.;
south and west fronts sewer.
sidewalks. guttering and street
paving all paid for. If you
contemplate building look this
up.
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Considering it's accessibility, its ia
vOrable location, the character and
scope Of the improvements and the
splendid surroundings, Jackson Square
will compare with any residence sec
ton In the west.
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jackson Square is one of the very
few clOse-fn properties where the i'm
prOvements have been completed and
where reasonable prices prevail. Walk
down today and make your own de-
cision.
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FOR SALE-6-room modern house, fine
leezeAz. SAa e=rsn7N ~ n Eth South
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BEAUTIFUL IDLEWILD,
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KIMBALL & RICHARDS
LAND MERCHANTS"
80 Main Street. Phones 1892
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
SPECIALS.
EXTRA VALUES. INVESTIGATE

EXTRA VALUES. INVESTIGATE
MAIN STREET.
40x165 feet just south of NEWHOUSE
HOTEL, facing east. Price on applica-
ton.
4S1kx165 feet. No. 562 SOUTH MAIN
STREET, broom house, on very reason
able terms. $500 cash, balance easy
terms, per cent interest.
FOURTH SOUTH.
66x165 feet, Sc WEST FOURTH SOUTH,
10-rOOm modern house; rental $50 per
month. Price $500 per foot.
S21ax115-foot corner, FOURTH SOUTH
AND WEST TEMPLE.
6Sx224 feet, No. so EAST FOURTH
SOUTH, $500 per foot.
S0x165 feet, adjoining the above property
on the west, Only $3.50 per foot.
66x165 feet, FOURTH SOUTH AND
WEST TEMPLE, only $500 per front foot.
The best buy IN the city.
5S15x14S1lz feet on STATE STREET AND
NEAR FOURTH SOUTH, at $500 per foot.
We have others in other localities, pay
us visit in our new offices. We will
try and treat you the same as ever.
PETERSON REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT CO,
3M FELT BUILDING,
No. 81 South Main Street
Phones; Bell 1920. Ind. 1890.
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A. n. HUMPHREYS,

A. n. HUMPHRIES,
No. Is West I'd South st.
Ben Abb. Ind. 4133,
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S3,2j0-5-room brick on Sth East, close
to 9Th South, 50x140 feet The house was
built two years ago. Lot is fenced and
all in trees and lawn. Chicken run and
coop. An excellent buy.
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YOU WANT TO SEE
BEAUTIFUL IDLEWILD,
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27
RAILROAD NOTES

Switchman F. E. Lake is off duty
for a time.
Fireman Wolf has resigned from
the service.
Engineer c. II. Krigbaum is laying
off for fey trips.
Mrs. r. G. Robinson has returned
from Denver visit.
The 1894 is out after several days
in the round house.
Machinist Robinson laid off today
on account of illness.
Machinist T. w. Davis is on the
job again after little vacation.
Machinist Roberts, who has been
visiting in Pueblo for several days, is
back at work.
r. E. Vickery of the Midland went
TO Rifle today to see to the loading
of train of cattle.
N. A. Williams. superintendent of
the Green River division, with head
quarters at Helper, is In the city to-
day.
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PYTHIANS AND
THEIR RELATIVES

There will be a meeting Friday
evening. October 2S, at s o'clo1 k. at
the office of DR.. Charles Gasho. Reed
block, for the purpose of forming a
temple of Pythian Sisters in this city
This is an auxiliary to the Knights
of Pythias. to which knights. their
wives, daughters, mothers and sisters
may belong. A large attendance of
such is requested.
w. w. CHANDLER.
E. NJ. HARDY,
f. G. CHAPMAN,
Committee
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27

More than one hundred people have
visited the democratic headquarters
in the Capitol building today to in
spect the model voting machine.
Those in charge are kept busy by
voters of both parties. who are anX-
ious to learn the intricacies of the
voting machines. or, if they have
voted in previous election. to re-
fresh their minds with the workings
of the mechanical ballot-boxes.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27

James NJ. Patton. aged "A years.
died at his home in Palisade early
this morning, after six weeks ill
ness of typhoid fever. He leaves a
wife and a family of grewn children.
The remains will be forwarded to
Adair, Ia. for internent on No. 4
Saturday morning. The deceased was
well known in Palisade. where he
had resided for the past two years.
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L. SCHMIDT @SONS fveF'th;Rs H,!dn,r. In

The following real estate transfers
were recorded today with the county
clerk and recorder: John l.. Walden
to John B.. Otto, five acres for &c.
750; the Bonita Valley Land Co. to
j. Russell Griffith and Jacob +. Grif-
fifth, 20 acres for s2,500; w. c. Me-
serve to G. A. Finding, 10 acres for
$4,000: Arvid r. Wells and VIM. S.
Wallace to John j. Lumsden. small
tract, consideration private.
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+ :. + + +*+*4 *+++*+se

:: Congressman John A. Martin :
+ performed the novel feat of fir :
- ing the democratic special-train :
+ engine between Delta and Mont :
j. rose yesterday. Louis Storm, :
:. the local packing-house repre- :
: sentative. was in the city today :
+ and told of the unique spectacle :
= of a congressman doing Il fire
+ mans work on the engf inc.
+ Congressman Martin was n fire
+ man on the railroad before he
+ took up the practice of law and :
+ entered politics. The reason as
+ signed for his leaving the road
+ is that he found the curves 30
+ short that he threw coal into
+ the headlight of his own en-
+ gine. Much enthusiasm was
+ aroused at Mr.. Martins feat.
+ e + !. + + 1. 1. = + + = + + + = 2
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27

Mrs. j. j. Lumsden, Mrs. George
f. Hilbert and Mrs. George Pierson
will entertain Tuesday evening at the
Antlers in honor of Mrs. S. NJ. Boyer,
who leaves soon for trip through
the South. The affair will be typ
ical Southern function in every de-
tail. A limited number of pioneer
friends will be included In the guest
list as the capacity of the banquet
hall is limited. Aunt Mary" will
serve real Southern menu. which is
certain to be an epicurean delight.
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S0CIETY-(Continued).

The regular quarterly meeting of
the Free Methodist church will be
held at the hall. 647 Main. begin
ming Friday, Oct. 2S, and continuing
over the Sabbath. Rev F. F. Stew
art. district elder will be in charge.
Everybody welcome.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27

See new football under the new
VS.. Grand junction
at the Fair grounds Saturday.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27
STORAGE.

For all kinds OIL storage at reason
able rates see ] w. Milne Transfer &
Storage Co.. 3l9 Colorado avenue
Phone Junction 22S.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27

Leadville hasn't been defeated, -
neither. has Grand Junction. Come
out and see them play Saturday.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27

: The two-story rooming house being
built by VIM. Grady on Colorado
avenue, is nearing completion.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27

The city's street force are putting
in crossings on Second and Colorado
today opposite the new Dowrey build
ing.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27

Just fourbits, worth a dollar. Big
championship football game-Grand
Junction VS.. Leadville. Don't miss 1t.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27

Mrs. j. II. Schiesswohl left today
over the Midland for Chicago.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27

There will be meeting of the
Cemetery association tomorrow af-
ternoon at 4:30 at the Chamber of
Commerce rooms. A large attend
ance of members is desired.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27

You shoald spend your money
where you can get the most for it
Mcconnell e Lowe
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27

LoST-A pendulum to clock. In
quire Red Trunk.
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Democrat or
Republican

you will have to admit that
nowhere can you get such good
work at such low prices as at
Carriers.