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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-14
Personals.

Mrs. ]. ". vanata and children, Of
New street, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin sapp, near Independ
enee.
Misses Flossie and Edna Mason
who have been here attending the
commencement exercises at the Nor.
NAL, returned to their home at Valley
Falls yesterday.
! Mrs. ]. C. Fletcher, Of satterfield
street, went to Little Falls yesterday
to visit relatives.
! Mrs. Hettie Davis and daughter,
Pearl, of Cameron, are spending few
days here.
Miss Nellie Harden. OF Water street
has returned from ElkIns where she
was called by the illness OF her sister.
Mrs. A,A. Ayers. :
Misses Hattie and Lucy Boggs left
yesterday for their home at Harris
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson, Of
Clarksburg are the guests of Capt
and Mrs, X. D. Walker, OF Merchant
street.
Miss Grace steider. Of Weston. IL
the guest of Miss Laura Jones or
state street.
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A EANoRifE STEW

Cake two or three pounds 'amb
rom shoulder part wash and put y
IN to boil with one onion sl!t to ste
M enough not water 10 coyer 1t.
rake green string beans; u fresh en- ;,
ire not procnrable lake cacpel o .
ione cal:l wash and add hose to e :
neat Wien hals-dono; also pepper to
.a;te and 0our rubbed 70 : smoo''
lsste With a little water to Thu 8
ne stes. Let the whole stMmer 81
Is unit! all is tender sstye hot y y
mashed potatoes.
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SUMNER DRESS HELPS

seal Irish lace IN the row Ia "
lans and, narrowest edges still re
,f ina a.favorite ih.the hcalm of lin
q 10 nvllwsar, Int 1t "a often soften
by combining ttiwith v%iencina's
I'D yalepctnnes and Cit' are wrFH
.s4d without the Irish,
~he type of dot most succe-''
last sea,op, u waiter dot of wh't'
.lcsely set and leaving only q 70 y
lille Of the background showing 's
h,te agmn in lovely coiOhl as 1t !.
design, but VIII he whi'F
III c nr "ev.if'ed.
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THOUGH It Is aial'p't 70 give s7'''' -
advice in the matter Of economy -
elothesi there ere 2 number q nme'i
hints that ma saye eyeEy ons : ~ q
money herect there
me last years sui! FOR instance
Ensea not be relegated g me charity lta y
bundle no natter bow shabby ! may
seem ~ the glare q the bfight spslnE
sunshine.
: II Il Is shiny ~ tAe elbows e across
the shoulders at tae back. me nap g eaa
be restored by a gentle application q
emery paper and q soft brush.
Spots can be removed with diluted ill
ammonia and caicinsd n,ageaia, o., IL
the case Of alpaca OF m9hair pEgs
white soap and. like lil1 warm water WIN
work wonders
II the collars, pocket maps ana la l. =
are fraysd at the edges, they may pe
covered with molra or ottoman t7l pa sllk Y
q color e match the; spit, Or boF9efea
With one Of the new gaioons VAN slts'
or, gold and persian designs
II Il the buttons that are losing men
cloth. .aoyeEings. are replaced AZ tae
same time with bone pr @otaesi9 !!
pearl buttons, the Jacket q tae SUI
iwiilsiook as good asae~.
As for the skirt 1.-the hem is ifqyeS
itmay be cut; of and replaced WIN one
Of the same silk that Is te relqralsa
the collar and Guns a stltchea pell =
the same silk completes the costume !.
In fact, Q %alte Waist y taee y eu-
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Dedication.

The dedication OF the Palatine Bap.
tist Church, which was announced to
take place on, next Sunday, June the
nineteenth, has been postponed until
the following Sunday. June the TWEEN
ty-sixtG.
The change OF date was made neces.
sary owing to the recent Illness OF the
pastor, Rev. T. B. Lawler. Rev. Law
Ter is slowly recovering from his Ill
ness.
Plans are on foot for making this
dedication service a most interesting
and impressive service.
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eAfE .pulnnINa.

Two cups fine bread crumbs. 9ns
cup -four one OF s,let cqobped an,
one cup Of dates CHOPPED conarse, .hr ,e
m. rters cup Of sugar Nix a,l to-
gather, having previously sitted ot1
heaping teaspoon OF baking p der
md one level teaspoon o; sal into
tlla -four. Add enough sweet mi't 70
ncisten and lastly one h.aten 90.
steam three hours in a bntterel din.
Serve hot with cream or sWe,
sance.
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MonOnuah Division.
Tor CLARKspuRQ, leave No. 2M:I

For CLARKsPURG, leave No. 2N:Sl
am; No. 4. xS;45 p. M; arrive, No,
3, 1905 q, MS No, $, x4;l5 pt m. 6.
Falrment, Monsaptown and elttsbursi
For coNNELLsylLLE a7d PITTS
BURG, leave. No, /, s5;0Oa. mi No,
Q. x7:1O a. M No. 50, leave $3.50 p,
m. tdallxl; No, 80. arrive, 1890 q.
m, Except, sundRy.)a is,.ss
No, 81; sl;5g, except Sunday p
m; arrive, No 80 Except Sunday
1880 a. M; MOI x7:1O p. m; No
I, 1890 p. M, No. GS. lt0:05 p. m.
Fpg MQRGANIoWN leaYe,sN p,@ssl
1850 p. m; arrive, No, 81, 1850 ?,
m, .,ss
PawpaW Branch.
tDally.l
Leave s.0l q y, and 400 p, mi o..
tiye 9:l5 q, m and s: 90 p. N.
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CINNAMON CAKE.

Whites of two eggs, one cup sugar
,nehalf cup milk. ouo'thIrd cup hut
or, one and onehalf flour, one an
onehalf Irresponsible baking pRwder
Frostlng yolks OF two eggs, taree
,uartors cup brown sugar one tep
,poon cinnamon,
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Te9ta:
UNDERTAKES FAX sHop.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. June 1l.-Illi'
lois undertakers convened here today
o talk shop and transact the business
II the state association. The con
'ention follows a school of iistruc.
ion in the art Of undertaking held
tere during the last week. Several
Interesting social features will mark
he gathering.
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cocoANuT CUTTER DROPS.

One cup Of sugar, nne.naif cup hn
sr, thoroughly creamed. add two cge
,pe.halr cup Of milk. one teaspoon q,
ianiila, two level teaspoons baGlnf
,owler, sifted with two cups o. -four
nd last one cup Of shredded cocOanut
iron by spuonrula OIL butterrd tin an
laIse In q hot oven. gu
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Rurnnaae Sale.

All persons having clothing to con.
tribute to the. tRumpage sale will
please leave It in the building at the
corner of Merchant and Market
streets. The sale will begin Saturday
afternoon at one O'Clock and many
bargains may be had.
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FIGURED TIES

BY way OF n fashionaL tohch o.
ne pla'n brown or blue linen suit,
ae. tie with paisley pattern. In Its
,ilx &eaS Is q deilShttaI yeltet.
For own have silk ne sho ns
,ried roWn and cream tOL"s VI
mch . leafI g"een ..
On re raIe linen OF lie gray nit
SO IL ott;onel silk. hfving in it
sloy mton q showing oil rI1n ..
.rher. Et.
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bodireso iasten the girdls and tho
flchu.
The artificial button rose may be got
for no great price at certain times Of
the year by watching the millinery
sales; or again. the small silk rose OF
ribbon bud may be made by the home
embroiderer who is deft Of finger.
Ribbon bought by the piece, particn-
larly, three.quarterinch gauze ribbon,
will make the most attractive tioweCs.
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~ ""NI"||NN ''|'"
Notice is hereby given that The
Hoard Of Review and Equ7'lratlor -
Nariou county West Virginia win
eovepe at The Court Hsuse. in slse
|eity ii Fairmont, n said Marion eolln.
n Fuesdax Ne iiltlt daY p 10y
Iisip. ii ths paspo,s o. reyIeslna and
sspallzins ilie sstsssg,eats ~ saie
Maridn ce1ntg, as respraed BY e
iigsssar; and said Board spsll neE I
istrn fsr lSHpsf thar thiEst i
Ii any time until the stCtk Of rtti IS
aud equalization 10 provided b, $ 6
don ste Of ehapssr,s % n the Code Of
Asst v.ssmia. Is arrenasdhy gig ast'
.,he eegular session % theSlslslai
urs 81 1907, q. samplatst .snd ~,
III sremaln In session for a lannsr
p.ejod than IS. dsyst and aii.psrao e
II further npttfsd that any Rsi4ss
al ing e apply foErehef, staoia nsei
ns herein. .Hxed,sot aald. lssard q. ?.
rw anei- Equalization. re shall, bs
/, med to, haye waived his. trlaht.sst
i,k Ter correction Of HE, assessment
As, for the cnrFent year Of l9i0tanli
il - MT thereafter be permitted e
IL. stlon the correctness Q, ais list as
nan liked by said Board.
All persons aggrieVsd by their =;
,sssment must Appear before said
Board for redress as by law provided
8. ctfon IS, Chapter 20 Of co's 9
. ended BY the acts Of "a Leslsla
ure of 1907
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naAMeE DREAM CAKE.

Cream onc.thlrd cup butter add era
tlually one.halii cup sugar, then the
we'll beaten yolks Of two eggs, mixed
with the second half cup sugar and.
alternately hall q cup Of milk ana,onc
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-14
/. DAKOTA GRAND ARMY.

WATERToWN, s. D., June 14.--
South Dakota department of the
Grand Army OF the Republic commenc.
ed the annual encampment here to!
day, with large attendance Of yeter;
ans and sons Of yeteranE
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Tur alJrToN ROSE.

The wreath of button roses will fig
ure on many a sunmery garden party
frock, whether It be Of sheer white OF
ola delicate color.
These dainty flowers will add the
color touch and will catch the festoon
on the tunic and on the sleeve, as well
as hold in place the tulness otthe
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ala Society Net

The Ladles Aid soGlsty Of the Pal
atlne Baptist Church. mat yesterday
evening At the home Of Mrs Harry
Robinson, il. Several ladies' We're
present and various business matters
were attended to.
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Returned From sehooI.

Miss Nellie Cox and Messrs. Frank
and Roscoe Reeves. Clarence Prickett
and oliver shurtleff returned from
MorgaDtown where they attended the
University.
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Missionary Society.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
soeiety.of.the First N. p. Church will
meet tomorrow afternoon at the. home
of Mrs. Anna Yost on Merchant street.
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Went to Mononaah.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Gaskins. who
were married recently went to, Monon
gah yesterday where they will go to
housekeeping.
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3. 81 .. Railroad
3. a 0. TIME TABLE.
'Dally. xDaily except Sunday. lsun-
day only.
FAIRMoNr, W. VA.

Schedule effective June 1sb 1910.
East Bound.
For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK,
No. 8, 1890 a. m; No. Il, 'i;s5 p!
M; No. A, $3.50 p. m. uocaI to Graf
toni
CUMBERLAND. ACCOM-, No. e, 1900
a, m, daily.
GRAFTON ACCOM-, No. 70. '1O;5i a,
,n.a
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Wes.boulnd.

For COLUMBUS and CHICAGO, No.
q '2;25 q, mi No y, '1:25 p. m, 4
For WHEELING, No: z, 1926 a. m;
No, II, t7st6 am. tieeat}; No. RI
1895 p. m, (local)i No. s., 'C;OS
p, m.
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FEMININE CHAT and CHATTER
GOSSIP AND ADVICE FOR THE
WORLD OF WOMEN.

Making over Last season's Clothes
So That They VIII Look as Good as
New-Removing Shiny Places at
the Elbows Of an Old Suite Re.
Move the spots-Eor Prayed Collars.
and Pocket Flaps.
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Keep Edges Straight While Ironing
Net is washed in exactly the, sam
1ay as common lace and also sitter
d in hot water starch. hut as net y
thin 1t does not take the stittsnIn,
efy readily AMI ~ consequence mus
u put in fairly thick stalfh, SO f.
hin nets frtl boiling water starch |
le .essary. Tho net must pc lrisd qnc
ampencd and ironeI on the wronf
lie. 1t should he carefully irpn~i t
h, width, as 1t has a great tendency
o draw to the length end become
!ringy in appearance. Gaze must al.
,c takon to keep the edges stTalgh
nile It is being ironed.
successful experiment was trict
" the owner Of blouse made Of th
1aterial used in the. Armenian SPAR.
mre silver is hammered on to net L
uch fashion as never to becom
}, sened. and the mate. tai is sold =
he weight Of the silver.
The blouse became soi!ed with wea'
nd the silver tarnishal, but the wait
{ The garment did not warrant It's il,
barge from duty. Into a bath Of war;
-oapsuds and borax It went. and AZ
ours suaking, with frequent squee7
ng and thorough rlnsing restored tn
laterIal to Its original beauty SItNo"'
rrning.
TO mend tear or cut In rnDhf
love; put a piece Of adhesive PLASTIC
little bigger than the rent inside o
no glove, hold the sides OF the ter
place and press the plaster an'
he glove together firmly. OF cqNrs
ne sticky side Of tho plaster is tai'
,ext to the glove, This will hold I'll
.uGber fast aud II VIII wear for many
lays. despite the unfortunate rent.
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Lille latter being nsus'Iy reserved loi
watch cases. chased smelling bottles
shoppers and what may be called large
surfaces
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-14

Why don't yoa perfect q melon
%ilfs q handle. 50 that people could
cartg II conveniently"
&C would be o waste Of time" an
swered the horticultural wizard,
eThen they'd want 'em with wheels
Kansas City Journal.
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WORKING A scALLos.

When emLrollering a soallom In,
itead - padding It all first take
iaen' /, lottoR Cthree or tonr-threall
prIb.'a It. alon. design, and embreIdi
right owed this. This cxpodien:
,aves t:me uld labor aud gives goprt
ssults
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lew to Wash Net-cIeaned Same a
Common Lace and stiffcned In He
Water starch-Wha4 is Needed fc'
Thin. Nets--care, Must pc Takep t.
Keep Edges Straight While Ironing
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b. o.T.M M.

An members Of Marion Hive No. 20,
L. o. II. M, are requested to meet at
their hall on Tuesday evening as there
viii be class initiation. -
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A WOODEN RopKIN

y wooden match or t0othhck MA!
20 made 10 REPLACE the missing bo
IN " merely folding over IS /: 'at
" end Of the take OF. ribbon and then
turning The stick so that Its who
length Is wrapped, a mo ,b5a
i. VIII then run through the caslN
Without janger OF loss Of tue ribbon.
TO CLEAN JEWELRY.
There Is no better treatment thad
soap apA water fol, either plain COS!
or silver iewelry. ilnIess 1t be very
much tarqIsbed.
Warm water, n lItlu soapy lather
Ind q SPIT brush foT articles Of In
tr'"ate workmanship, with . brisk sub
~ tissue paper. Is The yeelRe for all
brooches, chains, and bangles alike.
Considering the simplicity, It seems
a pity that many women appear con.
te, ted. to wear chains and necklaces
81 dirty that they will not onty soil
ga!ts and light gowns, but the fes'l
itself. IA
For cleaning all pieces Of jawelry
aftnr repairs or otherwise, tina box
wl,od sawlpst ia ordinarily, employed
Tho tgInket is shakenipit care bei
ing taken that 1t isswell embedded il
the sawdUst.
A final polisaipg II admin tersd
win tissue paper, not chanols leather
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: IN LoAE kirAopT Eeas!

Two cups honr, iour tiblespo6ns NJ
sugar three tSblesPp6as choppea
BEGAN meats, one and Gbe;halt Table
spoons bttsef eae.ka,t sip milk css
teaspoon baking powder, ohs.halt tsS-
spoon salt oue,luarter Teaspoon Gin
namon and one.third cabeutrants-
SIT ae9B baking pawdet and sugar
Into a bow, rub in the butter and nuts
lnd curfants, etc. Atilk las, Pour into
a loaf pan and sprinkle ton with sugar.
ianamon and broken mt meats.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17
LISTEN

DON'T LISTEN
To the fellow telling you that he can
buy Salt Lake real estate at lower ngures
In the spring.
The time TO buy is now.!.
Our city over 100000 population. with
more varied resources than any other city
Of It's size in the world. must and Will
grow more rapidly than ever before.
Some people right now are pressed TOT
money and that is the reason you should
buy their property now
Their loss Is your gain. Here are
few OF such properties:
A brand new 3-room frame house. near
9Th East and 11th South, for $1,000, on
terms like rent.
Two 4-room brick houses renting for
$50 per month. on lst West, near oth
South. sewer connection in and paid for:
the lot, 3lx6 rods: $4,000, $1,000 cash. bal
ance monthly or quarterly payments;
On corner. 9TH West. near End North,
7Txl45 feet. with broom frame house,
sidewalk and sewer paid in full; can be
bought for $4,000 $500 cash balance $40
per month and interest.
On lst ave, near l.. splendid e-room
modern residence. cemented basement un-
der whole house, good furnace. laundry
facilities in basement. parlor with hand
some fireplace: large dining room, nice
date plumbing, the lot is small. but the
price is still smaller; $3.50 for all; $1,000
cash and balance like rent,
An acre OF ground. good flowing we'll.
with neat new o-TOOWl iTdHle nOuSc, on
state, near 18th South. for $500.
II you are looking for up-to o-date bun
galows, have eight Of them on my books,
no other agency has them for sale; they
range in price from $4,000 to $500. and
consist Of 5 and S rooms. some have hot
water some hot air heating plants. hard :
wood floors. laundry, In fact, all modern
conveniences in all OF them these homes
were built to stay; not for show, but for
comfort; located in best residence section
Of the city; let me show you.
A. RICHTER.
10 West 1st South ST. Phones 641.
sp1 sc
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IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A

If YOU ARE LOOKING For A
BARGAINS SEE THESE
sl65o-i room modern cottage. near Rio
fseae ciosef. and S"GFs Room for for Bath. water
and electric lights in house. ce-
ment walks. Lot 2SlX1io feet TO
alley Easy terms
s21oo-5-room modern brick cottage on
w. lst South. gas in house. cement
walks and barn. Terms 5000 cash
and balance $50 per month.
S2200-New j-room modern brick cottage
on west side. Corner lot 35aN1l7s
feet. Easy terms.
s2S5o-New 4-room brick cottage. fine cell
lar, lot 3Sxl57 feet 10 alley east OF
Liberty park, EASY terms.
S3250-4-room modern brick cottage, fine
mantel. cement cellar and large
lot, near city and county building
Terms $500 cash and balance s26
per month.
S3500-Beautiful 5-room modern cottage
on North Bench, with large cement
basement and large lot. Terms
5000 cash and balance s25 per
month. This is bargain and
must be sold
s3eoO-6-room modern brick house. close
in on 2pd East street, Large ce-
ment basement. cement walks and
lawn. Lot 35XSls feet to alley.
Terms.
sS75o-New 5-room modern brick cottage
with stairway set 10 finish two
rooms upstairs. fine mantel, ce-
men, cellar, lawn trees "A! and &c, &C.
TO alley. Terms $500 cash and
balance monthly payments,
Si2J0-New 5-room modern brick cottage.
can be made into T~room house,
cement cellar. cement walks and
lawn Southeast part OF city.
Easy terms.
We have many other bargains on our
list. Let us show YOU some OF them,
We Write Fire Insurance.
HOFFMAN BROS.
60 W. 2ND SOUTH STREET.
BOTH PHONES PA.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
RooMING HOUSES


SPECIAL! READ CAREFULLY.
AZ rooms. very finely furnished. choicest
location in city. private baths.
shower baths. long distance phones
In each room, hot and cold water,
heat free with rent. which is rea-
soma BILE; on long lease. owner VIII
make very reasonable terms. See
us for particulars.
S3S00-3S rooms, newly furnished. just OH
Main St, In heart OF city; rent 81
per room. heat practically free; a
fine money maker. This price Is
less than cost and made low 10
effect a quick sale. Don't fail TO
see this.
S5500-52 rooms. Main St, corner location,
finest transient. very low rent,
long lease: a. valuable place; rea-
sonable terms,
s2S0O-50 rooms furniture less than so
DAYS old: fine location stea m
heat: all on one floor, very low
rent; 10 years lease. WIN make
very liberal terms.
a. RICHTER. REAL ESTATE,
Established 1892,
a. L. BRATTAIN, Mgr. 5. Q. Dept,
10 ". list South Phones -64i.
s2l76
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TO TRADE.

q WeFt BID SO. 81.
> acres improved southeast for small
home. acres. all in fruit and garden.
near Wandamere, for d good home in
east part of city. l5 acres in Little Cot
tonwood for home here 10 acres with
first class water right for farm. Will
assume or paw cash difference. l00Nl50
foot corner with "A broom brick house
all clear. on west side, near railroad
track for acreage. l60 acres at E,rda for
home in CITY. \ good home on Main St
In Tooee City for a home here. 4 good
clear lot. a 6-room house and an S.
room house In Denver. a nice corner
home In Boulder. a broom modern cot
tage in Colorado Springs. A 7-roon
house In Colorado City. And fine bust
ness lot in Pueblo, all clear and all or
something here. And many others,
CROMER.
80 West 3rd South st.
Bell aiS. Ind $40.
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BUY SNAP AND SAVE MONEY.
35O0O-DOtTRLE 6-ROOM MODERN
BRICK. RENTS FOR $50 PER
MONTH.
sla0C-i-ROOM FRAME AND BARN
NEAR LIBERTY PARK
S00-2-ROOM FRAME IN EAST
WATERLOO on CAR LINE.
S2SO0-5- ROOM MODERN HOUSE. LOT
5oNio0 FEET. LARGE PORCHES
FRONT AND REAR. VERY EASY
TERMS.
TERMS.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT co,
G6 WEST 2RD so.
PHONES 173.
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$5500-6-room modern bungalow
on Third ave. No prettier home
in the city.
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135 acres near Hcber City. 65
acres in alfalfa, Is acres in grain,
balance unbroken. Good house,
large barn. splendid well All
fenced with combination wire
fence. An excellent place for
raising hogs and chickens. Come
and get full particulars,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17
OSTRICH PLUMES

BY BUYING YOUR OSTRICH PLUMES
from the Salt Lake Home Supply Co.
IS West Third So, you save the I'm
guarantee you z saving OF one third on
every purchase Special 11-inch French
Curl Plumes this week $3.50. Complete
line OF plumcs at big saving. s2l0l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17
THIS Is THE FIRST CHANCE

You have ever had to invest in A propo-
sition like | offer. and is liable to be the
only one of the kind. A safe investment;
large profits.
Phone or sec me at once.
GEO. w. DANLEY,
5o1-522 Mcintyre Bldg, SIS So. Main 81.
Bell phone 5SiS. SIN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17
FARMS.

In the Bear River valley. above
Brigham City. so acres Of fine land
with a full water right, Il acres
of 6-year-old apple trees, all uni
form and In excellent shape 20
acres OF alfalfa. balance in grain.
Good house. barn. implement shed,
and chicken coop.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17

NEAR THE CORNER OF 9TH SO
AND 9TH EAST WE HAVE a BEAU.
TIFUL 5.ROOM MODERN BRlCk
FENCES IN AND PAID FOR, THIS
BEAUTIFUL HOME MUST BE SACRl-
FICED FOR $500 AT TERMS TO SUIT
BUYER. LET Us SHOW YOU THIS
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17

S5500-t0-ro modern pressed
brick. on north bench. Lot 3x1o
rods
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17

Main stree, restaurant. doing good
,1siuess; 5-yesr lease: rent $40 per mo.
ease alone nearly worth what we are
-rtnr for this money making place. See
Z for price and particulars.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17

$75o0-3- story brick apart
ment house on Canyon road 3
apartments Of rooms each. Bath.
toilet. electric lights. city water.
sewer. Lot 36AXS21 II. Terms
$4,000 down, balance to suit.