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The Washington times., 1910-09-14
Excursions.

Moonlight trip-Steamer Charles Macal-
ester leaves Seventh street wharf $50
.. N.
leaves Seventh street wharf 6.45 D. m.
Chesapeake Beach trains leave District
line go, $40, 7:45, and 9:s5 ?. ~
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Amusements Tonight

BeIasco-'-The Little DamOzei.v SIS .. m.
National - -Rich-Quick Walling-
ford" SIS ?. n.
CoIrnbia-Af H Wilson. Metz in Ire
land" SIS p m
Chase's-POlite vaudeville. Sis D m
Academy-''The Wolf," SIS D. N.
Gavety-''The Big Banner Show
I vceun-''Cherry Blossoms
Casino-Naudeville and motion pictures.
Cosmos-Vaudeville and motion pictures.
Avenue Grand-Vaudeville and modon
pictures
Observation-Disclosures and motion pic
lures
Masonic AudftOrium-Motion pictures.
Georgetown Open Air Theater-Motfon
pictures
Chevy Chase Lake-Section Of Marine
Band, dancing
Arcade-Moving pictures
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The Maine election shows that even
rock ribs are likely TO get cracked II the
foremeu- leave blasting powder lying
around where miSchievous people can
get at it.
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II is said there really are two or
three theatrical companies this year
that are not playing comedies BY
George Ade
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And New England. remember, Is the
country We've always been told bene-
flied most from the tariff and would
ALWAYS insist mon high duties.
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Although not so recorded in the rod
and gun column, il is nevertheless true
that the open season on political bosses
has arriEed.
The Washington times., 1910-09-14

Maybe the reason for large hats Is
that a woman who can afford one
would naturally be expected TO have a
big head
The Washington times., 1910-09-14

The Democratic donkey IS beginning
TO kick up it's heels as II the oats Of
victory agree with it
The Washington times., 1910-09-14

There Is no longer any reason 20
doubt the sincerity OF Senator Hale in
announcing that he viii retire.
The Washington times., 1910-09-14

In the various explanations OF the
Maine result none Of the Republican
leaders has seen mt 10 suggest II was A
vote Of confidence.
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The Nationals position in the per
centage column TO-DAY merely shows
that. after all, it's mighty nard to over
come precedent.
The Washington times., 1910-09-14

II these aviators get much stronger
they'll be sending lobby down here TO
repeal the law Of gravltation the first
thing we know.
The Washington times., 1910-09-14

This movement 20 release poets from
jai. would gain more Roadway II its prO-
moters s-auId give it an application OF
verse English
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There can be no question that now
Is the tine for all good men 70 come to
the aid Of the party
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Mrs Chance
Matron of Honor.

Mrs u. W. Chance. formerly Miss
Lillian Lake. the matron Of honor, wore
dainty gown Of pale blue crepe de
chine. veiied IN chiffon and trimmed
with touches Of lace, and carried an
arm bouquet Of pink gladioli-
Dr- H H EonnalIv acted as best man
for Or lawson
Mrs. Kaspar. mother Of the bride
was handsomely gowned in gray crepe
de chine and lace
After the welding breakfast DR. and
Mrs. Lawson left for the country home
OF the brides parents at E5ICe-nout. Va.
where Jhev Viii spend their honey moon
Mrs. Lawson wore for travelling a tail
ored suit OF brown clcth and a brown
hat After October !. they viii return
70 Washington TO reside
The bride is well known in musical
circles Of the National Capital. and Is
At present soprano soIOist OF the Metro
Dolitan n. +. Church She has appeared
IN opera and has sung throughout the
East WIKI the leading orchestras and
choral societies OF The country With
her mother, she has only recently re
turned 10 this country after spending
the summer in Europe
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Miss Darlington
Returns From Europe.

J J Darlington and Miss Darling
ton have returned 10 this country
from European trip. ard are at their
country place at HerndOn, Va, where
they viii remain until the first OF
next month. when they viii open their
residence on Twentieth street for the
winter
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Sunday

The number q complete and perfect copies
Of The Washington Times printed Sundays
during the month OF August was follows
august - HOO August H. 40.114
August H. S9.n7 August es------ 1854
Sunday average for the month--------- 40,255
he net total circulation OF The Washington
Times Sunday during the month OF August
was l39-4S2. all copies left over and returned
by agents, being eliminated This number,
when divided by 1, the number OF Sundays
during August. shows the net Sunday aver
age for August 20 have been 3i,S76.
In each Issue Of The Tines the circulation
figures for the previous day are plainly
printed al the head Of the first page at the
left % the Gate lire
Entered al the PoStoffce AZ washington
D c. as second-class matter
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AUGUST CIRCULATION.
Daily.

The number OF complete and perfect copies
Of The washington Times printed daily dur
sur the month q August vas as follows
The Washington times., 1910-09-14
Miss Monroe
Goes TO New Canaan.

Miss Helen Monroe has gone to New
Canaan, Conn, from NaTragansett,
where she has been spending the sum
mer-
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Mr.. and Mrs NJ J. Colbert and their
little daughter, Helen Louise Colbert,
have returned TO their residence, on P
street from Gloucester. Mass Mrs
Colbert and her little daughter spent
the greater portion OF the summer
months in Gloucester, where they were
Joined several weeks ago by Nj Colbert
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With the Resolution to do and full Application in the
right direction, practically nothing impossible YOU Mr. Bus-
Man, undoubtedly mbued with Ambition and the earnest
Resolve to bring your business to the front and make prosper
and progress and constantly enlarge and do business this
fall and winter than before you applying your
self accomplish this end Are you putting forth the proper
amount of effort in the right direction to bring these
TONER'S this additional business into your shop? There
are many ways absolutely successful at merely
a expense that of letting the entire city of Washington know
through its leading Classified Advertising Medium who you are
where you are and what you doing The incidental to
this form of aquang people with your business and its advan-
tages through Times Classified Advertising nothing short of
remarkable as attested to by the and highly
mandatory letters received from present advertisers and which
appear daily fac-simile of the classified pages Read
them. They PROVE
Take the time to investigate this Call UP Main $500 and
ask the Classified Advertising Manager drop postal and rep
esentaive will call of the advantages the amount of
business which result expenditure few cents daily
Talk To The Town Through The lines
The average ad costs less than 25c
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Short Talks on
Classified Advertising

ITO do good trade wants nothing but
resolution; to do large one, nothing but ap-
plication. Business Maxim.
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The viewers-with-alarm seem to have
switched parties.
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Exhibition Of playground work at Car
6oza playground. at ( p. m.
Exhibition of playground work on Gar
field grounds, at 1 p m
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Mr. and Mrs Samuel R Newton have
issued cards announcing the marriage
OF their daughter. Elsie Hart. to
James p. NiIlett- The wedding took
place August S at Covington, Va
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Ir. and Mrs Willard H Turner. Of
IS ' street, have left Washington for
an extended "Trip through Maine and
New Hampshire
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The Misses Oppeuheimer have return
ed 10 their home IN Baltimore after a
visit TO their sister, Mrs NJ Hauo, OF
Columbia road.
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Total Tor the month---------.-.---- Isl o5s
Sunday average for the month........- 4o.25l
The Washington times., 1910-09-14

Mrs Henry Morris. OF this city. is
spending several weeks with relatives
IN Pen Mar.
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BLISS RESTORED.
B Reno RI REMEDY :.|.|Y'|
Eight New Members Of Divorce
Colony Wave DEGREES
After Matinee.
.DEsERTl0N THE CHIEF CAUSE
Wives Toll Dolcfnl Tales to Judge
Lewis Who Unloclis tic
Marital Aranaclcs.

Judge 4. d. Lewis presided at the
divorce matinee Friday ana granted
eight interlocutory DEGREES and one
final decree of divorce. Dcsertion and
Mons support were alleged In the ma
jorlty of cases.
Jessie NJ. Rinsel. looking anything
but the part of "a deserted wife In her
smart tailored gown, told the court
that short time after her arrival
here In Salt Lake from Cincinnati n
little over Il year ago she received a
letter from her husband advising her
to stay where she was and to not come
back to him. She said that she had re-
ce!vcd no money from him since the
first month after her arrival here. An
interlocutory decree was granted.
Marina a. Solnnder was granted an
interlocutoryi decree from Arthur W..
Solander on the ground OF desertion.i
She said that when they were married
she brought to him dowry OF about
$1,000 and a nico home on p street.
Now. the money Is gone, squandered
by him, she says. and all she owns Is
an equity In the home. Solander de-
serted her about a year ago and Is now
in Idaho.
Thomas Edward Butler was granted
mn interlocutory decree of divorce from
or desertion. The decree was entered
by default. Butler testified that he
had received a note from Mrs. Butler
(which decided him in entering suit for
divorce Sir, will not return to you,
nor live with you any more" 1t read.
Other interlocutory DEGREES We're
granted MS follows:
Vilate L. Brown from William Brown,
desertIon; custody OF the minor child.
Christine Brown from Walter NJ.
Brown, desertion.
Lille Rose from Walter a.. Rose, non,
support: custody OF the two children
and $40 n month alinlony
Caroline w. Johansen from Andrew
Johnnsen, non-support; IS a month nli-
mony. Is
Leona A. Pickett from Caleb A.
Pickett, non-support; custody Of son.
Mary Donovan was granted final
decree of divorce from Andraw ].
Donovan. 8
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22
Bungalows on Bench
Are Selling Rapidly
Homelike structures appeal
to man seeking attractive
home in desirable new 10
cality near business sec
ton.

Where are you going to buy your
home?
It is a question that comes to every
man and woman sooner or later and
It Is one that involves much careful
thought. For most men cannot af-
ford to change their home as they
would a suit OF clothes.
Many residents of Salt Lake City
Just now are finding the answer to
this question on the north bench.
Here arc a few bungalows that are
for sale on easy terms and that seem
to. meet the requirements of most
people. The man who owns a home
there is almost without exception we'll
satisfied, and his friends commonly
declare that they wish they We're us
comfortably and desirnbly situated.
There is something in the bungalow
that appeals to the modern taste. 1t Is
n style Of architecture that is dstinc-i
tive, and yet that admits of the great
est latitude in the expression Of taste
on the part of the owner. 1t seems
In keeping with almost any surround
ings. and the surroundings on the
north bench are of the very best.
Best of nil. 1t looks cozy and homelike.
The wide yerandas are a distinctive
feature that appeals to everyone,
In Its interior arrangement. too,
the bungalow has It's advantages Its
rooms might be called elastic" The
house Is full Of coy corners, where
you may feel quite secluded, and yet,
when occasion arises, you may enter.
tain large company with cuse. and
have them all feeling that they are
part of the circle of friends gath
cred together.
In decorative effects, also. the bum
galow interior admits of n wide lntl-
tude. 1t will look tasteful with nj
most any class Of furniture, and yet
some very beautiful and varied effects
may he secured. showing the individ-
uality of the person living there. e
These bungalow homes on the
north bench, too. nre convenient to
the business section OF the city--only
a short walk. They nre served by a
frequent ear service. Tho neighbour
hood Is II good one, with all city I'M
! provements. and an increased water
service being installed. It Is we'll
settled up--and yet the homes are
new. The residents are OF tho better
| classes 7!Se{ 3l4 XII * go x
Altogether It Is section that APP
pedls strongly and with Justice to the
man seeking Il desirable home. and
the Salt Lake Security g. Trust COM
lipany Is to be congratulated on the
| foresight Of Its officials. In choosing
such a fine location for building. and
then building such desirable homelikc
structures. sa
Tho officials of the company report
that they. still have few Of these
bungalows to sell. but that they are
going rapidly under the present ac-
| tive demand.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
AUCTION.

& ON TUESDAY. OCT. .. AT 1850 am.
No. s03 q. Second South ST.. fine lot
Of goods consisting OF parior rockers.
mission rockers, mission center tables tai lies;
Taberet's folding bed fine large and
small rugs, mission china closet, fine lot
sion dressing table. iron bed. oak dress
ers and stands. Kitchen tables. lot blank
cts, quilts and bed linen. gas range. gas
hot wnter heater. lot fine. carpenter
tools, iron planes, Dlston saws. plows;
bits, chisels, braces. levels, squares and
lot goods from, the flat building. con-
'Ao ALSO O. ON THURSDAY. OCT q.
at 1880 am, No 1903 y. End South. fine
s!sting OF .parlor rockers. fine Norris
chair. cost $40; center tables, iron Daven-
port cot round oak dining table and
chairs. carpets, solid brass and Iron beds.
springs. hair and other mnttrrsses, lpt
bedding, bIrd's-eye map,c and oak dress-
ers,, mahogany table. oak tables. ch!f-
lures. glass door cupboard. Kitchen tn
bles, steel range. hall seat and mirror
and lots not mentioned.
TX. A. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
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H:sS. lions Saving Banls & Trust 90.
Trnnsncts a general trust business and
nays per cent interest on saving
deposits. Joseph F. Smith, president;
Anthem II. Lund. vice president; o. c.
!. Becbe. cashier. Isl
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FERGUS CoALTER MUSIC co.
Z Pianos. Organs--2s W. LIST. Sc. ST
Il WORKMEN BADLY HURT.
Were Placing Heavy Bollcrs Plate on
City Drcdger.

X George linepp.. 1893 Wilson avenue,
and Frank Ravens two city employees,
were both badly Injured yesterday aft
.ernoon as they attempted to set a
heavy boiler plate on tho city dredgeri
Mt Twelfth West and Twelfth South
streets. Knepp has u compound frac-i
iture of the leg Just above the ankle
and Havens has some bad bruises
about his limbs and arms,
The two mon We're hoistlng the heavy
plate into position on the dredger when
Sdtlsuddenly slipped md fell. The two
injured men were caught under It.
Their follows pulled them out and Dr..
II. b. Sprague was called to attend
them. They were both taken home.
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SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE.

SEWING MACHINE, EXCHANGE. ttfs
-ONLY 3 $50 SEWING MACHINES
left, while they last $40 each. Don't wait
till they are gone. Come. q w. list So.i
Young & Raleigh. Bell S028. Ind. 1850!
RopalrinE Of all makes OF machines. &
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MARTIN ,CCAI, CO., AZ. SO. MAIN.
& :. All kinds of coal. Well screened and
promptly delivered. it
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TWO WELL. FURNISHED ROOMS.
modern accommodation, close In. reason
able. Bell phone iGS6-z.
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OLD RESIDENT RETURNS.

~. 3. Merrill, who was n resident OF
Utah for a number OF years. residing
at Lehi. Is In the city visiting with his
sister. Mrs. John Jamcs. 3lS G street
Mr.. Merrill has been u resident of Ma
grath.i Alberta Canada. for the mast ID
years. and says that since he was here
last, Salt Lake has improved wonder
fully, Mr.. Merrill says that the Cana
dian country has numerous opportuni-
ties for the young man who desires to
got n start In life, but not more so
than here in Salt Lake and Utah. Mr..
Morrill, says BID Young, o. A. Wool
ley, e. p. Fisher and other old Salt
Lnkers are making good in Canada.
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TUTTLE BROTHERS coMPANY.

: A SNAP. 3 ELEGANT ROOMS.
fronting on Main ST.. for offices or 9TH
erwise. Apply Bradford Clothes Shop, 16
Main ST. Bell 1853 4 -
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NICE SUNNY FRONT ROOM
ground floor, modern. cheap 10 right par
9ty. No. g Barrow Court. Ind. phone lilo.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
one or two. close In, Bell 43i7-z. $50
South West Temple.
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TO LEAST; ORCHARD AND GARDEN
land llicern. house not necessary, plenty
o I, ater, near city. VIII buy later II SAL.
isfactory. State terms. etc. Address De-
care OF News ~ ~ az t-t Is stIt
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RESI- DENcE IN MOST DESIRABLE
location. Seven rooms: two baths ana
laundry. Beautifully furnished. LAS Gas
and coal ranges. hot water heating. VII
rent for six months or longer 10 desir-
nble5tenants. Tel. Ind. 201. tz
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WILL. RENT OUR HOME. 4o5 2ND
Ave, $50 per month. Apply 1Ol Convey
Apis. Bell 1874.
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TO TRADE. A GOOD FouR-RooM
snr'ck house. close In town. and In front
81 =. car Inc, for an acre of land racing
State street between Thirteenth ana
Fourteenth South. Bell phone 3a74-z.
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Y. Road the story OF tho apostate.
Mother Church and her children In
Tho Great Apostasy," by DR. y. n.
Talmage. Deseret News Book Store,
go cents, cloth. Jji q 4 s z n.
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Y AN s-la ACRE GOOD FARM FOR
chlclsens mud fruit: house on place pre- e.,
ferred. Will pay 81. 900 cash. balance to
suit owner. Apply j. 4. Thompson. 40
South Main. Phones 1l4s Ind; 1901 Bell
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LIZZIE VA,

Z MAN .WANrED:3 MUST BE Mlh L nv
, "a no canvnsslng or solicit
ing: good Income assured. aAddT re- tsr
tional Cooperative Realty Co.; ll!9 H ma
den Bldg, Washington. u. Y.
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BEAUTIFUL MODERN FURNISHED
home. reasonable terms. 1S End AVG. Si s.
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GET a BETTER PLAG e !, !, u and
sam Is pcst sl.orp places permanent pro.
motions regular; vacations with pa y;
thousands q yaeaneles every sr,yyW momsn' no
5iaWsnfrs. no null needed. common educ a.
lion 10 sufficient. Ask for free Booklet Az.
giving full particulars and explai M my
offer OF position or money spae saA' - -
Hopleins, 4 Washington. -. Z. Mad.
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FOR RENT FURNISHED

..-..-..--,
RESIDENCE IN MOST DESIRABLE
location. Seven rooms: two baths aha
and coal ranges, hot water hehuns. MI
3nble5tenants. Tel. Ind. 2o71,
TWO WELL. FURNISHED ROOMS,
modern accommodation. close In. reason
able. Bell phone ieS6-z.
NICE SUNNY FRONT J. ROOM
ground floor, modern, cheap 10 right par
tty. No. 8 Barrow Court, Ind. phone no
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
one ori9two. close In, Bell 43i7-z $50
South West Temple
WILL RENT OUR HOME. 4o5 2ND
Ave, $50 per month. Apply l0l Covey
Apis. Bell 1874,
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. {. LARGE
pantry and closet 752 S. Third West st.
.---.--
y FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping, 9l2 Pine Street.
"a MODERN FURNISHED ROOM
with use OF plano and kitchen II de-
sired, close in. Bell holy
I FRONT ROOM WITH BOARD FOR
one or two young ladies' In private fam
lily. Bell 119S.
y ~
Broom furnished apartments. with buff
fet Kitchen. bath, closets and disappearing
bed. 153 Pierpont st. Bell phone $40.
MODERN ROOM FOR TWO GENTLE.
men or ladies', close In Boil phone 972-y.
HOUSEKEEPING. ALL coNvEN-
fence. 1s7 srd South
FURNISHED ROOM FOR HOUSE,
keeping. 6l5 SO. LIST West.
NEW, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
housekeeping apartments. Fircproof
building, elevator service. Prices reason
able. The Covey. e. South Temple st.
Bell sci.
NEW. CLEAN, SANITARY ROOMS.
strictly modern. l65 w. End South. The
Robert.
LARGE. COMFORTABLE ROOMS. 40.
w. End South.
NEW AND CLEAN. STRICTLY MOD
The Yale.
FURNISHED ROOM By DAY OR
week. Prices reasonable. 1871 F. list South.
Raleigh Hotel. 81
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
w. b. WARK s. co.
Exclusive Business Opportunity People.
i A grocery store, all new stock, good To-
cation, 2 year lease, good reason for SELL
ing.
x snappy snap in a restaurant, Sb
An 1S-room boarding house. in the
swell resident section doing good business
and long lease. party must leave the city.
8 rooms. elegantly furnished. one block
and 4 from Main st.. place also for
rent. "a snap IL taken QUICK.
A 2o-room rooming house. central. for
sale, very cheap. nicely. furnished. Terms.
See US for any kind of business VIC can
suit you. as we have n large list
w. B. &W4ARK &c CO.. IS zoe
GO rxY,at o,,j fbFf Gt tphonesa i1qSQ. " (
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= TO BUY LARGE TENT AND GOOD
COW: must be reasonable Enquire 123 so.
W. Temple. Phone Bell 1857. ~
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So, GROOM sTHo-SToRY BRICK. s4s
kensington Ave. nll rooms just papered.
"A bargain" Phone Forest 2l2-y.
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AN EXPERT DRY FARMER, NO
others need apply. Scranton Mining Il
s, CO., 40 Herald Bldg.
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LINE MAN OR WOMAN CAN EARN
20 weekly. u permanent position. Good
Ves 2ns or Town ISs atas
.6lk., salt lake City. So n - -.
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Have It Photographed. Utah Photo
Materials Co. Phones, 1859. 5gTli
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b. -. HALL. 20 so. sRD EAST, FOR
socials and dancing parties. Apply L.
siege. 1So SO. Main. s.'
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. Y LARGE
pantrN and closet. s7a2 S. Third West ST.
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5 WE PAY CASH FOR MORTGAGES.
phreys. No. rs West Second South Street.
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GROOM MODERN, WITH FURNACE
and 4-room modern. 227 No. LIST West. APP
ply w. S. Langton. Peoples Cash Dept.
Store.
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TO BORROW AT, ONCE $1,000 ON
real cstnte.f at s per cent. Address D-l
care Of News. ifl5
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BOX FILES AND CARD INDEX sYs-
TENS full limo always on hand ut the
Descret News Book store.
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STUDENTS WILL ALWAYS FIND a
full line of High School, Cole &c ana
University pcnnants and posters at the
.DeScret News Book Store. =
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FOR SALE, DIAMOND RINGS, IS
and up. Frank, the jeweler, 6 E. 3rd SO.
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SECOND HAND BRICK OR ADoBES
Tor inside wall. Must 10 III good condition
una ciienp. Address D-3. care of News.