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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-04
Hoarse Coughs. Stuffy Colds

pain in chest and sore lungs, are
symptoms that quickly develop into a
dangerous illness If the cold is not
cured. Foley's Honey and Tar stops
the coughs heals and eases the con-
gested parts, and brings quick relief.
Sold by SHERMAN & ROCHE.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-04

More people are taking Foley's Kid
ney Remedy every year. It is consid-
cred the most effective remedy for all
kidney and bladder troubles that
medical science can devise. Foley s
Kidney Remedy corrects Irregular
tiles, builds up the system, and re-
stores lost vitality. Sold by SHERMAN
& ROCHE.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-04
Basket Social.

Miss Beulah Hunt, teacher, will
give an entertainment and basket
social at the Lantatf school house on
Friday evening, February II. The
ladies are requested to bring baskets.
EVERYBODY invited.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-04
From Gid Glendinning
{ (EXtraCt)

"We have had good deal of winter,
especially for this part OF the country
as old ranchers claim it is really the
worst since 1861. One old timer says
it is the first time he has used sled
since coming here Is years ago, so you
can judge what kind they are in the
habit of having here. We have had
about six weeks of real winter, but
today it's very mild, the thermom-
eter registered so above in the shade at
noon. Friday it began to moderate
and Saturday morning about o'clock
a warm chinook wind began TO blow
which continued all day Saturday,
and by night all the hills were bare
and only the big drifts and in the
ravineS the snow remained. Today
considerable water is running in the
ravineS and if this continues all day
and Monday there won't be any snow
left to speak of. This is a welcome
change for the stock men, especially
the sheepmcn, for if the snow had re-
manned there would have been a
heavy loss of stock, as their supply of
hay would never have lasted through
at the rate it was disappearing But
now the stock will be able to pick
their living, providing we don't get
much more snow. The trouble before
was there was a hard crust on the
snow, which prevented the cattle
from getting down to the grass
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-04
Clay Parke Almost X illed

Clay Parke, one of the early pioneers
of this country, who was 80 years old
last Decem ber, but quite lively for a
man OF his years, was out on the
Milwaukee bridge that crosses the
Sioux east Of town on Thursday y
evening of last week just as the
passenger from Sioux City cam e
laundering along. He was out near
the middle Of the bridge and had a
lantern~in his hand when he heard
the whistle and saw the headlight Of
the engine. He made an effort to
reach the Canton end of the bridge
but found he could not make it, so
he crawled out over the end of the
ties and tried to save himself by
holding onto tie, but his strength
was not equal to the strain and he fell
to the ice aboat % feet below, where
he was found by men from the train
which stopped at the end of the bridge,
the engineer having seen the lantern
light before Clay got off the track.
He was picked up in an unconscious
condition with blood flowing freely
from a severe cut over the eye and
from other cuts on the body, and
taken to his home by kind friends,
where he remained practically uncon.
scious for four days, and it is the
opinion of those who are Informed as
to his real injuries that the chance
for his recovery is not promising
One leg and one of his feet are
seriously bruised and the cut over the
eye is serious. He must have hit the
bridge timbers as he fell to the ice.
It's sad case. He was a Dayton
township pioneer and came to Canton
ten or twelve years ago after selling
his farm. He was prominent in the
early day affairs of the county, and
has always been square honorable
Citizen. The LEADER deeply regrets
the accident to the old pioneer.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-04
Notice to Census EnumeratOrs.

d. D. Wipf, Supervisor of Census
for the First District of South Dako-
ia with office quarters at Parkston,
requests that all applicants for posi-
tions of enumerators that have filed
their applications with him, and
were furnished with admission cards,
should not fail to take the test on
Feb. 5, 1910 at the place specified on
the admission card. The test will be
very easy and interesting.
The Director of the Census has not
yet determined the compensation for
the enumerator in this district, but
has given authority to the Supervisor
to inform the applicants that the
same will be fixed per diem of at
least $500 per day in the rural dis
tricts. Rural districts in this Super
visors district include the smaller
towns. In the cities the rate Of com.
pensation will be such whereby an
enumerator Of average ind ustry will
be able to earn as much as the one in
the rural district
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-04

La Grippe pains that pervade the
entire system, La Grippe coughs that
rack and strain, are quickly cured by
Foley's Honey and Tar. Is mildly
laxative, safe and certain in results.
Sold by SHERMAN & ROCHE
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800 MONTHLY AND EXPENSES TO
travel and distribute samples for big
manu- fncturer. steady work. s. Scheffer,
Treasurer. B-s1S, Chicago.
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organizations of the Twenty
ward will conduct a bazaar In their
amusement hall. Various programs
have been arranged, furnishing differ
cnt attractions and amusements TOT
each evenings entertainment. Beauti-
fully decorated booths will contain
sweetmeats and articles to be sold BY
pretty girls at bargain prices The
affair is for the purpose of raising
funds towards the erection of new
chapel The officers of the ward cX-
tend II cordial invitation TO all
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FOR THE OFFICE.

;, N n :! IL y q; CASH REGISTER. os-
car Grashell sales agent for Utah. ~.
pert cash register repairing, No. ia AZ
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WARD
E ENTERTAINMENTS

. b
Eleventh Wurd-A Christmas rum
mage sale viii De held b." the RelieT
society of the Eleventh ward Tuesday,
Dee 10 in Unity hall. beginning at
. am.
lWcnty-fourth Warl-The Twenty
fourth ward choir. under the direction
OF Samuel ID. Winter will present tho
beautiful comic opera "SylyIn'' On
Wednesday, Thursday and FRIDAY
Dec "a. ID and l6, Much time and ex-
pense has been spen: 20 prepare this
opera so that It will be put on In tho
very best shape, The principals anu
chorus are being coached III their parts
BY Mrs Chloe Pratt Larson, who In =,
mad a great deal OF experience in This
Work and there Is no doubt that n
merltorious performance will be given
The music OF sylvia" Is written nv
the,popu!ar Welsh composer Rhys Her.
bert The National Eistedfod choir ~
Wales gave this work n short time n ro
ana the following Is Il comment on thn
work by the choir leader, t. Glyndwr
Richards: ~ '''"'
TWO good performances of sylvia,
were given by the National EistedfoN
choif. There. was no end OF prais..
and u great rush for seats, the largo
crowds We're kept in good humor to tho
end, Betty caused roars OF laughter
me cholriand artists were exceedingly
good. Surely sylvia is worth learn.
ing ana Will become POPULAR"
- 'IWcnty-s second NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
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Statesmen WANTED.

WANTED SALiiSM r;N-TiE MOST
highly rated and best known firm in
hmcrica selling groceries by sample to
consumers Has An original. plan TO o.
them to quickly establish a permanent
business OF their own, yielding IA good
income. Goods sold subject 10 trial; no
investment; commissions advanced; semi.
monthly settlements, Experience ueSir-
able but unnecessary Write for par
tculars today Reference required, John
sexton X Co., Importers and Wholesale
H. = -l''Nr''eS'
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MEDICAL.

JOHN "a II. nORR or 400 HOOPER
Building has at last solved the problem
how to cute all diseases. Cancers, t,lmr
crs, rheumatism, appendicitis. female
tr9uptes ot any nature, nervousness,
eplleptic TITS, stnmmering. consumption
bronchitis. All discusses treated without
medicine or knife. no osteopathy, Consul
tation free. Bell phone $3.50. Il 4 49,
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READ WHY I AN a ,1oR,toN7.

BY .. II. Ursenbach.
It Is a now book OF 220 pages. 70.
Gently issued from the press OF Thn
Deseret News. wherein the author
from scriptural. scientific and logical
phases. presents the Mormon ques-
ton IN n very interesting and con-
vincing manner. 3
70 the young man preparing for
missionary work; to the Latter-iny
Saint home. and to Ethe'carnest inyes.
tigator OF S"Mornonism" Is tho little
work especially recommended, For
sale at the DESEFs EFT NEWS BOOK
STORE. Prices, postpaid $500. as4I +
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ONE TON OF SCRATCH PAPER IN
quantities to suit buyer. at 10 cents
per pound. Call Mt tho Job Dept. Des-
eret News. &. i.
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LAURENTIC DUE TODAY.
White Star Dominion Liner Sighted or
Fastmct Yesterday afternoon.

a telegram received Mt the office of
the First presidency yesterday after
noon announced that the White Star
Dominion liner I4aurentic had been
sighted OFF Fastmet. due in Liverpool
ntt4 pm. today. On board were the fol :
lowing Utah and Idaho passengefs:,
Lawrcncc Poulton, ]. Thurman Smith,
John Bernstein, g. o. Youngberg. G. Il.
Sjoberg. Peter O.. Peterson, Lawrence
Monsoon. John j. Whcetton ana MIR. and
Mrs. w. r. Baird, all Of Salt Lake:
Walter II. Arlington and Joseph Hintze,
Big Cottonwood; Sarah a. Howard,
Bountlful: Otto Johnson. John p.
Erickson. John w. Anderson. GRANTS
Vile; ParlcyJ. Welsh and wv. j. Rob-
crts, Paradise: Gottlicb Batter, AM
mon, Ida, and other Utah and Idaho
passengers.
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lions Saving Bnnl> & Trust Co
Transacts a general trust business ma
pays per cent Interest IN savIny
deposits. Joseph Il, Smith PRECEDENT:
Athonn Fl. Lund, vice president; o. c.
Beebe. cashier & $3.50 =
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GOOD Statesmen FOR UTAH,
Idaho. Wyoming. Montana and Nevada
to sell groceries direct to consumers An
excellent opportunity for good. 1.-Two
enerEettc men to build up n good per-
ritory, desired: Write or Gull at once.
American Wholesale Grocery Co, 40
state ST. Box h32 Salt I,nke CITY Utah
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The high priests quorum of the
Ensign stake will hold their regular
monthly meeting next sunday, Dec. IL.
1910. ut 10 o'clock a. M. in the Whit
ney hall, corner of Second avenue and
a street. a full and punctual attend
ance Is desired.
l.. D. S. German meetings are held
every Sunday at 1915 pm. in the As
scmbly hall, Temple block.
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WANTED.

Boys to sell the Christmas News In
every town in Utah and Idaho. Write
Circulation Department, Deseret News,
Salt Lake City, for terms.
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Church notlees.

Regular services OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will
be held in the Tabernacle at 2 p; M.
tomorrow. Sunday. Sunday school at
10 a. m. and meetings in the city
ward assembly rooms and adjacent
NO r5u n followc. 5es FH
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DON'T SELL YOUR OLD FURNI-
new again. Prone 1903 for. samples and
estimates. =. l.. Mattress e. Mfg. Co.
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NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING 7
3 81 East LIST South, Fell 1856; Ind 9is. ]
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FUTs AND TAxIDERNrIsT.
SALT LAKE SCAVENGER Co. IS !
o. Place Ind. Phone 19S-a. Bell Main II
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS SELL. GUARANTEED Isle
hosiery also guaranteed silks. AIanufhc-
turnr TO wearor. Large commissions. Send
stamp for Information books. LEMON
SILK WORKS, Mon"ith Bldg. ~ Y.
AGENTS MAKE 500 BEFORE XMAS
Sl.O0 Vanity box, l5c. Full of Mammoth
I'm. Cut Glass Bottles Of Perfume. etc,
outsclling everything, Amazing profits.
Samples free, Parker Chemical Co.. Chi
caSo. ~
NEW COAL or. MANTLE LAME,
Saves oil Ncn-brcakable chimney. Guar
nnteed Protected territory free. Elnc-
,rn Mantle Lamp Co., 1881 9Th st, Seat
tie, Wash a5" #t-
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BY OWNER s. LOTS. 1x125 FIT. $3.50
each6o Browning Ave-, on 10th SO. also
2 lots on Roosevelt Ave. Enquire Bell
4I0J-k. K 3 3,l
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FIGURE WITH WEIGHT ON GRoC-
cries and meats before going elsewhere.
Phones Ind. 1+G1: Bell 3Soa.
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2,4oo LIB. TEAM, GOOD WAGON AND
harness. 500. 1915 So, 2rid West.
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e.HoLE RANGE, WARMING OVEN.
mahogany dresser, 1874 U st. Bell 1o41-k.i
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THE NEWS ON THE TRAINS.

Tho Dcscrct News is on Sale on E;v-
try Train That Leaves or Enters Salt
Lake. Daily After $3.50 y. m. Patrons
WHO Can Not Obtain 1t Arc REQUESTED
To Inform tic. News Office.
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GOOD DELIVERY WAGON, rs NORTH
End West. Phone Ind. 4l9s: Bell 3lA.,
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GROOM RUSTIC HOUSE. CONCRETE
founda ton, cellar and barn: lot 2Axlo
rods: 12-ft.S alley. Price, $3.50; between
state and Main near 18th South Enquire
Room, 2J3 Hooper Blk.
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WHY PAY HIGH OFFICE RENTS
when YOU can get nice large and light
sonablc rates. Call at Room ZOE Hooper
Building or Phone Main Ass. Z "
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Have It. Photographed. Utah Photo
Materials Co. Phones. 1852.
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OIL HEATER, USED ONLY TWICE,
a dandy, 81; gas heater. good ms new,
large size. So: Phone Bell 1I49-x.
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Other CHURCHES

Liberty Park NJ. =. church Sunday
school 10 a. M. public services
II a. M. and 1880 p. nj. Epworth
league $40 p. m. Pastors residence
951 south Ninth East.
CHRISTIoN SCIENCE.
First Church of Christ, Scientist. 1886
east Third South street--Sunday sery-
ices. II o'clock am. and s O'clock pm.
Sunday school, 9:4S am The Wednes-
duy evening services are held at 8
o'clock. Es5
Second Church of Christ, Scientist,
Unity hall. 1873 Second East street
Sunday services II o'clock am. sun
day school. 9:45 am. Wednesday eve
ming services. o'clock. All are well
come to these church services. Sub
ject, Sunday sermon, God the Preserv-
err of Man." Free reading rooms in the
Scott building. 16S soutl, Main street.
where Christian Science literature may
be obtained.
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a MODERN HOUSE, FURNISHED OR
unfurnislled and large garage. Enquire
10 a ST. Bell 24a5. !. ! ~ =
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YOUNG MOMENTS CHRISTIAN
ASSN. CAFETERIA OPEN TO ALI.
40 South Main st.
Rest. room, reading room, employ
ment bureau. Luncheon served from
IL to 2. -. .agy. al.
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THERE. IS NO DOLLAR UMBRELLA
as good as McConnhay's. The IJeweler.
81 Main Street. Better ones. too. II you
want them. H.
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GROOM MODERN, % SO. ,1sTs WEST,
no car fare 8. Y. Taylor. 30 Judge
Bldg. Phones Bell 4i4: Res Main 1192-k.
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=, IWrnty-sccond Wnrd-Comme ncinr
MohdAy evening, Dec, II, and running
LOT LOT SIN SIN! successive uttye nights, the various
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MARTIN coal CO.. a. SO. NAN
All tinds Of coal well screened and
promptly delivered. i5
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b ~ e s.7s4-fEAR-oLIo COW, NEARLY
fresh. 49, Ind 1+fss3.
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PRIVATE HOME FOR coNFINSEE..
ment. Skillful care and attention Chs
dren adopted aSG West ard North Bes
1493-x: Ind 40s7.
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SALE OF HAND DECORATED CHINA
ut the King Browning Hdw. Store. q w.
3rd South Miss Bertha Wagner,
Studio 40 South 3rd East.
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NEAT. 4-Kooa1 HOUSE. NEWLY PAP
cred. barn and yard. 16f E.. eth So. Also "a
fine building lot for sale In goth ward.
Enquire G.. II. Knowlden. 1853 ,4th Ave.
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FOX RENT

GROOM BRICK. PARTLY MODERN.
Enquire 4a5 Pearl Ave-. 81. Bell 146i-x.
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SINGLE TOP BUGGY. $40 BELL $50.

AS SNAP. MUST SELL AT ONCE.
stock Of groceries and notions. and the
fixtures OF an ip-to-date store. w. H..
Rarrctt 4l3 Atlas Blk.
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AUCTION SALE.


ON TUESDAY, DEC 18TH, AT 1870
am, No. 80 Postoffice Place, just west
OF r. o.. fine lot Of goods consisting OF
parlor rockers. leather and willow rock
ers. couch. inlaid and other centor ia
bles. quarter sawed oak round dining
table and china closet. mission dining
table, chairs and buffet. brass trimmed
beds. dresscrs. best springs and mat
tresses, 3 hea ting stoves lot OF house
plants, ferns, etc: shot gun hunting
coat. fish rod. combination Kitchen table,
lot pictures dishes, chinn and silver ware,
lot carpenter tools. good saws, etc, etc.
ALSO ON WEDNESDAY,.
Dec. 18th. at 1880 AIM, No. 15a5 South
18th East St, fine lot mahogany and oak
rockers, large and small rugs. portiers
and lace curtains. center table, fine
screen. heating stove, couch. dining tn
bic and leather seat chairs. lot dishes,
pictures, oak chiffoniers, and good dress
err brass trimmed beds. Osterman mat
tress. heating stoves, lot OF house
der. gns range. combination table, refriR-
orator, tools; lot fruit Jars, lot granite
X. "A. ANDREWS. aAnetioneer.
LOST. IN q
BUNCH OF KEYS IN THE VICINITY
OF 10th East and between 9TH and Sth
south, OF. on n street car. Return TO this
office. Reward. a ~. 3 NJ
b. SMALL BLACK PURSE CONTAIN
Ing about $50. Return to The Semlohs
and receive reward. N {, 4
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BLOOD POISON. ECZEMA AND
Pile Cure. Guaranteed. Sample FREQ. "
South LIST West. Phone 1967-k. AH
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MEDICAL lI,

MEDICAL
JOHN II, I1ORR, OF i02 HOOPER
Building has ut last solved thep rohlem
how TO cure diseases. Cancers, tnm'
ors, rheumatism. appendicitis female
troubles of any nature, nervousness rp!l-
optic fits, stammering, consumption;
medicine or knife. no osteopathy. Con.
sultation free. Bell phone $3.50.
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BOARD AND ROOM,

BEAU1IruI1L LARGE 'FRONT.' ROOM
reasonable.'-to to- s gentle,ne n 4 Also sinrI,,
rooms steam heat. fine loca ton. riose
In In ssas lst iAye,iaB ell 47o2.x: Ind lisa.
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FOR SALE.

FLOWERS FROM THE HOLY LAND.
DO you want anything more suitable Tor
Christmas? Think what they mea y;
Lilies of the Field. alestine Daisies.
beauty on handsome souvenir post cards
Special lot only. l0c each by mall
l45I3P&LESTINE; FLOWER. AGENCY.
BOZ ~, Bradley Beach. N. j.
a Rare opportunity FOR Church and Sum
day School workers to raise money.
I,WrIreS for particulars.
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BUSINESS CHANGES

WANT AN HONEST PARTNER TO
tnke charge OF office: experience I'M
necessary. VIII pay about COO per year.
Must have 5000 which will be returned
from first profits. Address D-26 care Of
News ...'tEs t5ti.l. ri Ea1T -l1-l ssFEts5i
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GROOM MODERN TERRACE. HOT
water heat, 212o So. It'll East Phone 1851
Ind. 80 :, =. ). - Re
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osTEOPATIIY.

DR. MARY GAMBLE. SIG Templetoa,
Both phones. Res. lii l st. Bell 1870 ring :
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WE PAY CASH FOR MORTGAGES,
contracts or real estate. A. n. Hum
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SEWING 4 MACHINE, GOOD CoNDI-
ton. Domestic. cheap. ia w. ard So.
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I,IvERX.
MONEY TO LOAN.

NO COMMISSIONS. EASTERN COW.
pany. third party. no delay. Low rate.
many options. ~ years' business w!,S
only one foreclosure. Tracy loan 4
Trust Co.. II #. LIST South.
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nS Ghas. Jefferson. 20 Richards ST. Both
1 Eings ana elen III, banners badges brass
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DIAMOND RINGS. S AND UP.
FRANK. the tewelcr. S E. 3rd South. n
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DR. ALICE H. HOUSTON, osTEo.
| path, s17-51S Mcintyre Bldg. Bell ili''
Ind $50 Res. Bell SCI.
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1 Made from your old carpets by H.
Street. He'll phone $3.50, ' on south ouith
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OFFICE SUPPLIES AND 5I,NaAT.
blanks OF all kinds nj tho Dcseret New.
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b. SMALL BLACK PURSE CONTAIN
Ing about $50. Return to The semloh
and receive reward, Nj / eis N ID
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ALI. THE LEADING MAGAZINES.
periodicals and new fiction on SAFE AZ
the Deseret News Book store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10

YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
ment position. $50 month. Write for list
Of positions open. Franklin Institute
Dept. I9-A. Rochester. MY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10

OLD NEWSPAPERS. FOR WRAP
ming. etc, 1-cent n pound: sold In d ID.
bundle. Apply at this. Office. Lower rates
given for 80 and 800 lbs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10

UTAH JUNK CO.. HIGHEST PRICE
paid for scrap IRON rags. bottles rubber
copper. brass etc. $40 to 300 South 4th
West. Phones 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10

Roy FILES AND CARD INDEX sYs
tens, full line always on hand a: the
Descret News Book store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10

ONLY Is $50 SEWING MAcHlNsh,Sss
left. while they.last $40 each. Don,t ~, We" ca
Young & RnieIEh. Beli 309s, Ind Ivy,
Repairing of all makes Of machines