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Evening journal., 1911-08-02
Honest Advice to
COnSumptiVeS

Somehow there exists q vast amount Of
skepticism as 10 the possibility OF curing
Consumption. II ourselves afiicted with Tu.
herculosis we should do just what we ask
temsticaliy.
1919 Susquehanna Ave. Phila.. Pa
Gentlemen: For two years 7 was aflict.
ed with hemorrhages Of the lungs. Our fam.
lily physician advised another climate In
March. 1902, learned Of Eckman's Altera.
tive and began taking il. I am at present in
excellent health and feel that as long as 1
can obtain Eckman's Alternative. 7 have no
fear Of Consumption -
(Signed) HOWARD L. KIOTZ
Fuller details Of above case on request
Eckmans Alternative is for Bronchitis
Asthma, Hay Fever; Throat and Lung Az.
fections For sale by n. B. Danforth. Miller
Drug Co, and other leading druggists Ask
for booklet Of cured cases and write TO Eek.
man Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa, for ad.
ditional evidence.
Evening journal., 1911-08-02
BELIEVE GEN. DUPONT
HAS BOUGHT FINE FARM

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Aug General T.
Coleman DUPONT is credited with hav-
ing just purchased for $4,000 the
Pennewill farm at Dover, on the West
Dover road, from the Rev. c. B.
Fisher.
The farm was sold today and the
purchaser of record is Alden R. Ben
son, of Dover. Mr.. Benson is, there
fore, really the owner, but it is un-
derstood here that he acted for Gen.
eral DUPONT. who formed a favorable
impression Of the property.
Evening journal., 1911-08-02
DEGREE ASSOCIATION MEETING

Eden Lodge Degree Staff Associa-
tion will hold its monthly meeting at
o'clock this evening
1t is important that all members
who desire to go with the staff to In
dianapolis, at this years session of
the Sovereign Grand Lodge, to be held
in September, be present.
Many important matters relative TO
the trip will be discussed. After the
meeting a rigid rehearsal will be
held.
Evening journal., 1911-08-02
THIEF LOOTS
CHRISTIANA STORE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CHRISTIANA, Aug. 2.-Some time
Monday night the store of Isaac c.
Haines was broken into and a guam
tity of tobacco and several pairs Of
shoes stolen. Entrance was gained by
prying a shutter of a side window.
An attempt was also made to get
into the store of Oliver c. Whitten.
The hinge Of one shutter was broken.
It is believed the marauder was scar
ed of.
Evening journal., 1911-08-02
REVIVE MARYLAND's BLUE LAWS

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-Maryland's
ancient blue laws have been revived
in the counties around the District of
Columbia and announcements made
that autoists will be arrested on Sun
days if they enter the state with hired
chauffeurs.
Evening journal., 1911-08-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-The stock
market showed a steady tone at the
opening today. Union Pacific and At
Gibson shaded slightly but the frac-
tional losses in these stocks were
about offset by small gains in order
issues.
II oclock-The market was under
bearish influence during the first hour
prices Of nearly all the active issues
moving downward.
Government bonds unchanged
other bonds steady
Evening journal., 1911-08-02
CITY COURT RECEIPTS.

Auditor Biddle yesterday received
his first report from Clerk of the
Municipal Court Lewis Sasse. Mr..
Sasse reports receipts s637,50 and dis
bursements s31.50 for car fare OF
prisoners to Workhouse and witness
fees.
Evening journal., 1911-08-02
NAVAL SECRETARY
SAILS FOR EUROPE
By The United Press.

R1 4 ne Ouittu EItSb-
WASHINGTON, Aug. Secretary
of the Navy Meyer. who sails from
New York today is expected to bring
back to the Navy Department much
valuable information regarding navy
yards In Europe He will make in
spectien visits at British navy yards
and probably view a number OF those
belonging to the powers.
Evening journal., 1911-08-02
EXCURSION TO PENNsGROvE.

The Sunday school of First NJ. p.
Church will go on its annual excur-
sion TO Pennsgrove tomorrow. A de-
hghtful outing is anticipated. Boats
VIII leave King street wharf at 3,
1890 and 3 o'clock. returning at lis
and 5 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1911-08-02
HELPING BROTHER PAsTOR.

During the vacation Of the Rev.
Henry Cunningham, pastor of East
lake Presbyterian Church, his pas
torial work is being looked after by
the Rev. G. A. Papperman. pastor of
the Elsmere Church.
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DEATHS.
william II. Saxton.
Catharine Mark.
william II. Quincy.
nauid i. Nlrtua

william II. SaNton.
Catharine Mark.
william II. Quincy.
David l.. Virtue.
VIRTUE-In this city on August 1st, 1911,
David L. Virtue, aged 73 years.
Relatives, friends and members Of the 4th
Delaware Regiment are invited 20 attend the
funeral services at old Swedes Church, on
Saturday afternoon, August 9TH, at $50
o'clock Interment az Old Swedes cemetery
GUINEY-In this city, on August 1, 1911,
William H. Quincy, in his 52nd year.
Relstives, friends and members Of WI;
nington Aerie. No "a, r. o. E., are invited
40 attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence. Ala Queen st.. on Friday afternoon,
August 4, 1911, al 1.3o. Interment Silver
brook cemetery. ~
MARK-In this city on the s1st inst 1911,
Catharine, wife Of Paul Marx.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at'
tend the funeral from her late residence No
1712 Pennsylvania avenue on Thursday
morning at 9 o'clock Requiem mass at
Sacred Heart Church. Interment at the
Cathedral cemetery. -.
sAXToN-In this city. on July 80, 1911
William Henry Saxton, aged 90 years
Funeral and interment private az winning
ton and Brandywine cemetery.
Evening journal., 1911-08-02
q Hudson & Co. saw.

@ / Hudson q Co, say
I'VE think good stocks should be
bought on all weak spots. The weak
ness Of Standard oil and American
Tobacco signifies nothing in particu-
lar Both companies are expected to
have completed their readiustments
by the end of the year"
Evening journal., 1911-08-02
AFTER PARK DISTURBERS.

The police are investigating the
case of young men who tore down the
pyramids OF cannon balls. in Old Sol
diers park.
Evening journal., 1911-08-02
THE SCENIC ROUTE

LAWN CROF'1 CEMETERY PARK.
Take the Darby trolley up the beau
tiful Delaware. New, up-to-date cars
every Is minutes, plenty of fresh
air; no dust Call or telephone for
free tickets. d. & A. 5522A.
LAWN CROFT CEMETERY,
1923 Market Street
Evening journal., 1911-08-02

Reported daily by f. d. Lackey &
Co. bankers and brokers. members
Philadelphia Stock Exchange. s4s
Market st.
Evening journal., 1911-08-02
FOG DELAYs SHIPPING.

Shippers along the river are having
trouble with the heavy fogs of the past
few mornings. The fog yesterday was
~ery heavy and numerous tugs and
barges were delayed
Evening journal., 1911-08-02
= Id Lnckev h 40. saY .


The market is in a good trading
position where purchases can be made
on recessions of a couple Of points
and sales made on an advance of the
like amount"
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BETTILYON,
1O-12 T.. 3rd So. Street.
Bell 2030-Ind. 3l6.

We will trade or sell for cash a 30
acre ranch miles south of Sandy, cleo
tric car line. a i-room brick house.
water piped In the house; shade trees and
rev fruit trees. excellent soil. about
$500 worth of farming implements and
stock. VIII trade for city property or
sell for cash. $1,000.
~ ACRES.
We VIII trade this 32 acres. miles
south of city. for city property. The land
is OF excellent SOIL with good improve
mcnts. Good location. excellent water
right, on ono OF the best improved coun-
~ roads. The price is S6200 and is
worth II.
l6o acres at Blackfoot. Idaho: i-room
house. corrals and other buildings; all
under cultivation, mostly in alfalfa. T.
plenty of water; SEQ an acre. viii trade
for city properly.
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IN THE PURCHASE OF SALT LAKE
property. the element OF chance does
not enter. for Salt Lake real estate Is
as good rs gold. Come see what we
have.
For instance. a beautiful tract OF land
- acres. on 9th East bet. l4th and lotn
south, with 3-room, neat, frame mouse
chicken house. largo enough Tor soo
chickens; good brooder house. all plhs
tered. These improvements are new.
200 fruit trees Will bear this year; u
lowing well. giving 90 gallons per mih
ute, besides plenty OF water right -, !
will sell this property for s3S5c. and WIZ
make reasonable terms. Can give pos
session at once
Must sell two 4-room brick cotasessm,o 500
Nos. 565-7 South 1st West. Rent, Ssp
per month. The lot about 55XloO tcet'
sewer and sidewalk In and peid tol
VIII talo $4,000 for all. The lana elore
Is worth the money. 49,,
Look at No. 6S South sth East. II v
substantial well built Groom modern
house: It's really worth $500, but owner
must sell and s6250 will buy II.
\ splendid. 6-room. frame house. !"
nrst-class condition. on Jefferson 81
near 9th South and West Temple. Car
sell for $4,000. on very easy terms At
ought 20 bring $4,000.
Ny list Is varied and large. Can serve
vou with anything in the real estate
line. II you are looking either Tor lot
house. or anything pertaining 10 real es-
tate. ! would bo pleased to serve you.
A, RICHTER. 10 West LIST South .o 81,
Phones GAL. a95s
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATg-IMpRovED
COLONIAL REALTY q TRUST CO.

ss75o-rHIs HOUSE COST NEARLY
CONDITION. PRACTICALLY AS GOOD
As NEW: IN FACT. BETTER THAN
NC MOST SEW HoTsns; :, 1T ~, IS AN EXs
LARGE ROOMS, FULL TWO STORIES.
HARDWOOD FLOOR. OAK DOOR AND
STAIRS. BATH AND TOILET SEPA-
EXCELLENT FURNACE AND EVERY
THING is IN FIRST T-CLAss CoNDI-
TON AMP STRIcTLy q Up qz TO pATE xsdd6
B gT Tg oWYsR II WIsfh IS SICK SVES S sgg2s Is
DOCTOR HAS ORDERED HIM TO Go
TO THE COAST AT ONCE. so 1T POS
TXELI WFrI r. MUsT n 6T rks RE rf6s4 H3kP TITS
PAVED STREET. HAS FINE LAWNS
WORTH $40; o;oo0mIN FACT; GoULD NOT
YOU CERTAINTY MUST HURRY III
YOU WANT THIS PLACE: WILL
CARRY A $4,000 MORTGAGE AT PER
s435o-This is also one of the best buys
we ever had. There are nice rooms.
cement basement. excellent furnace and
all conveniences and is nicely located on
$4,000. but must be sold. and the price
has been fixed accordingly. $1,000 cash
and the balance can be arranged.
s2s5o--Houses that cos, less to build
than did this and in locations less de-
sirable often sell for nearly $1,000 more
money. This house Is new, has five nice
| rooms. reception hall and entrance TO
bathroom from hall. two large closets.
full cement basement front and rear
porches across entire house and other
convenences. This is located s. E., near
two car lines, and is well worth s3500.
Can be had for a very small cash pay
ment and easy monthly payments:
S5000-Can easily be made worth S15,-
| 900 10 $4,000 within the next years:
| so acres near Sandy. IT is excellent fruit
| land and already has a nica young or
| chard OF several hundred trees, also
| berries raspberries, grapes. etc. Good
| team. wagon. sulky and hand plow.
| mower. seeder and other necessary i'm
| plements. Will sell on easy terms or take
| part city property.
s5000-One OF these choice pieces or
ground that scores OF people are looking
| for. II is on the main county road just
a few miles south OF the city; :be soil is
| good 5-room house. barn about 40X50
| large cellar. chicken houses for 500 chick
/ ems wagon shed and other buildings;
| also about 100 choice fruit trees, mostly
| bearing. All fenced and cross fenced and
well equipped with implements and ma
| chinery.
COLONIAL REALTY & TRUST CO.
22 EAST FIRST SOUTH.
4567-EITHER PIiONE-45e1.
a1e9i
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BARGAINS IN FARMS. TO SELL OR
EXCHANGE FOR 5. J.. PROPERTY.
l5 acres at Big Cottonwood, choice
sandy loan. 200 Elberta peach trees s
yrs. old. 200 4 yrs. 300 black tartarian
and Napoleon cherries, good 3-rm house.
good barn, primary water. $4,000. Good
terms.
90 acres on state street. . mi. SO. ter
minus OF car line. plenty OF water for
irrigation. piped wnter system In house
from mountain springs. good arm. b.
house. barn, . COWS. horses. harness,
wagon, full line OF implements; $3.50.
40 acres. . mi from Garland sugar fac
tory, one-quarter mi. from Malad r. r.,
all in high state OF cultivation. 3 y. ap-
pies. good house. rents $500 per yr. cash:
SIPS per A. Terms.
20 acres fruit farm at American Fork
excellent soil. primary water. good 3rm.
house and outbuldlngs. Make us an Of
fer.
so acres joining John Boyce's fruit
farm at Granite. s. l.. Co. new 6rm. p.
b. house. concrete stable. % A. alfalfa,
fenced. Il hrs. water per week, more TO
be had. Bargain at $4,000. Must sell for
$500. Terms.
We buy. sell and exchange farm and
city property, we also build homes. cash
or terms.
WALKER & THOMPSON.
~ SO. Mnin. Suite 5.
Phones: Bell 1901: Ind. 1Ii3.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
RooMINn HousEs

ROOMING HOUSES
>>>>>~>~~>~~>~>-~~>-~-~~
SPECIAL BARGAINS
ssoUU-3O rooms, corner. modern. steam
heat. etc. ten years lease: $500
in cash, balance out of profits. will
handle. furnishings and building
months old, best snap ever Of
fered.
rs elegantly furnished rooms. in fumed
oak, mission style, fine velvet carpets.
All nearly new; private and shower baths.
long distance phones In each room, vapor
system OF heating. which is free with
rent, that is reasonable; Lease four years:
the appointments of this place are per-
feet. the location is on Main street, and
II can be handled very good terms:
$500 cash and the balance out OF the
house. Sec us for details.
S42oV-3S rooms. newly furnished just off
Main ST., In heart of city; rent s6
per room; heat practically free; a
fine money maker. This price is
less than cost and made low to
effect n quick sale.
a. RICHTER REAL ESTATE,
Established 1892.
a, l.: BRATTAIN, Mgr. Il. o. Dept
10 w. LIST South. Phones GAL.
aI6S9
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BETTILYON.
CHICKEN RANCH

CHICKEN RANCH
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
containing 90 acres. as good as any land
In the valley; the entire tract Is under
cultivation and plenty OF water for all;
II acres In lucern, some fruit. lots OF
shade, good i-room frame house. new
hay shed and stalls for six horses, having
been built recently at a cost of $4,000;
there are IS acres adjoining this prop
er,y which can be leased for a small
rent: this property is well worth $4,000:
within IA miles OF car line; Will con-
slider II sold at once. s3500
HALLORAN JUDGE LOAN e TRUST
COMPANY,
Phones S23, 800 Main st.
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AHA
HOFFMAN BROS.

HOFFMAN BROS.
s2450-LorEc i-room brick house on west
side near Riverside school, Large
rooms. clothes closets and pantry.
House all newly paiered Lot BOX
1861 feet all fenced in. Terms. 5000
cash and balance $50 per month.
s2t50--4-room modern brick cottage on
Tenth East street pantry, clothes
closets. large lot and lawn. House
all newly papered Terms 5000
cash and balance S25 per month.
S3250-Large froom modern brick cot
tage near city and county build
Ing Fine mantel. pantry, clothes
closets. cement cellar. cement
walks. and large lot Terms 5000
cash and balance SIS per month.
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
HOFFMAN BROS.
81 w. 2nd South Street.
Both Phones 2ii.
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SPRING BARGAINS

SPRING BARGAINS.
bungalows. just finished. one on 5th
South. just east OF 18th East. and one
OF 18th East, first huusc south OF 9Th
South. These homes are modern In every
way; reception hall and living room are
connected; dining room 15xls feet; buf-
fcL Kitchen. white enamel finish. bed
rooms; hardwood floors. cement base
ments. These houses will be open for
your inspection today.
s500o
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Near the park, broom new modern
cottage; cement basement, beautiful man
tel, natural finish. all ready for furnace.
To build this house Will cost within $500
OF what We are asking for the property
with lot i01l57 feet to alley.
$4,000: 5000 cash
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North bench, 5-room new modern
bungalow: mission finish. furnace heat.
This home was built by present owner
about one year ago and is rare bar
gain at
s3450; $3.50 cash.
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Sth South, near 9th East 5-room mod
ern bungalow; mission finish. brick man.
tel which cost $40 to put In. This is a
pretty home. one any one would be
proud Of.
S325o: $3.50 cash.
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DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY

WE NOT ONLY SELL YOU DIAMONDS
but loan you within 10 per cent on
them Mt any time. All transactions con
fidontnl Utah Loan & Jowelry Co.. 15
e End South. s2469
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FOR SALE-REAL. ESTATE
FARMS AND ACREAGE

FOX SALE-CATTLE RANCH IN CEN
tral oregon; two thousand acres irrfga-
Bile lands; good income on investment as
sured; horses, mules and equipment
thrown In: railway building. Address Gil
x4iA
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

.'E NAkE A SPECIALITY OF BANK
nts[ ano Office fixtures. estimates fur
<,snaa. work guaranteed Jakohscn Fix q.
<.-c q Mfg. Co. 5Ah Strtp ST al50l
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LIST ave. within walking distance. s.
room strictly modern home, paving and
all other taxes paid: must sell.
$1,000; $1,000 cash.
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7-RooM BRICK NEW, CLOSETS,
LARGE BATHROOM PANIKI. Ii
BRARY AND CEMENT BASEMENT
$4,000. $1,000 CASH. BALANCE REASON
I-RooM PR BRICK. $1,000. 500 CASH.
6-ROoM PR. BRICK. IA STORY. ss2oo
$500 CASH. BAL SIS a MO.
GROOM FRAME. GOOD FLOWING
WELL. BARN AND CHICKEN COOPS.
FRUIT TREES. 5000. $500 CASH, BAL
TWO YEARS.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT co.
&C WEST 3RD SOUTH.
PHONES l73.
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sTCVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

"EsTERN FOUNDRY g. STOVE RE-
pslr Works. Castings mad. for any
1--we Water Jackets cleaned. All makes
y Tat Jackets for sale We make
Rear Ls1 So So Tn,n1roa II n,'u ,1os7 III
=. r1o7e
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Wonderful! Beautiful, Simply Grand!
/ never dreamed II was so nice.
I'll take the pair.
Samples OF talk heard when people se'
University Heights.
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PRINTOGRAPHING.

,r PRTNTOGRAPHING.
80 Sssu'tlple letters. circular and form let
[lr,s On PklNTOGRAPH, perfect lmita-
~, ~ ,ype"r ltten letters: every letter an
trn5,anal; prices reasonable: call and see
~ motor and hand ma
:i1a machines for sale. Ind. phone
e-lV walker bank bldg, a90l
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LIVE RooMING HOUSE:
aa1,e n hest location. cheap rent,
y neat and clean, $500; $500 cash.
4, s,aonthly.
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$3.50 CASH
a dandy little cigar stand.
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5000 CASH. SIS A MONTH.
Lot 50xli5. with good 6-room houfe
city water. cement walks, chicken coops
etc. A cose-n snap, $500.
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BETTfLYON.
l0-l2 T. 3rd So. Street.
Bell o030-Ind. 3l6.

4 beautiful 6-room bungalow on Uni
versity bench. modern in all ways. in
Guiding heat. harwood floors. maple doors:
I1iXli0 feet 20 an alley: sidewalks and
sewer: nice lawn: $500 Terms.
$3.50 CASH.
s3250-A Groom modern pressed brick
house: large basement. finished In hard
pine. brick mantel: large reception hall.
large front and rear porch Located one
block from Liberty park, north OF 9Th
South. $3.50 cash and tho balance SIS a
month.
$50 CASH.
i-room modern bungalow, y. brick;
oath toilet. @. l.; basement gas range
cabinet Kitchen; mantel. panel sides;
large front porch. Close TO 9th East and
sth South. $3.50: $3.50 and SIS a month.
BETTILYON.
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THE GREAT SOUTHEAST BENCH.
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OPPORTUNITIES.
BOOMING HOUSE.

BOOMING HOUSE
Containing IS rooms. newly and elaho-
rately furnished: modern. including
steam heat. hot and cold water In every
room; rent Sc per month. good lease, III
you have $1,000 or more In cash. come
and talk business.
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BARBER SHOP.
chairs, live money-maker, slooe
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lst South. within walking distance, an
ideal home: hardwood finish. bcamed cell
ings reception hall and dining room con-
nected. 4 bedrooms and a sleeping porch.
Without exception this Is one OF the
prettiest homes In the city Hot water
heat. II home OF this size would suit
you, don't fail to sec It.
$4,000 TcrmR
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S40o CASH.
...-,iture OF an elegant 1s-rnl. house
qHsrirham street, hot water neat
.,oar lease.
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Vacant and improved property
in all parts OF the city,
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Six apartment flat. paying is
per cent on the Investment.
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YOU speculate in everything but real es-
tate. You invest In that. The best real
estate investment today Is University
Heights. the coming residence section OF
Salt Lake City.
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FOR sALE-SEvEN- ROOM RooMING
house, one and half blocks from
Main st; cheap. il64-Y. Owner leaving
city. al6S6
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A. n. HUMPHREYS.
,,s9 20 Ind. 4134.
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Small three room frame house.
southeast. Terms OF 800
cash. balance Sl2 per month.
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WE LOAN MONEY ON REAL ESTATE.
WE HAVE BARGAINS IN BUSI-
NESS AND RESIDENCE
PROPERTY.
WE WILL BUILD YOU A HOME
ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
WE WRITE INSURANCE IN THE
ROYAL.
THE WORLDS GREATEST FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY"
WE HAVE REAL ESTATE LOANS
CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR
INVESTORS.
WE CARE FOR INVESTMENTS IN
REAL OR PERSONAL PROPERTY
AND COLLECT INCOMES.
WE ACT IN THE CAPACITY OF
AGENT IN ANY BUSINESS
AFFAIRS.
HALLoRAN JUDGE LOAN AND
TRUST CO,
3oa-1l SOUTH MAIN.
PHONES S23 alIl6
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Don't buy lot until you have seen Uni
versity Heights. Then It's time.
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING.
10 rooms close In; steam heat; rent SIS
mo-: get good prices for rooms. and good
class OF people. Price 1880, $500 cash.
or will trade for smaller place.
CAFE,
This place is classed with the best in
the city. Fixtures and equipment OF the
best Good reason for selling. II you
want high-class proposition, see us for
further particulars.
A LADY
or young man who will invest 5000 or
more In a moving picture house can Sc
cure position and interest In the busi
ness,
SEE US FIRST.
or before YOU buy n hotel. rooming house,
grocery store, clgar store. or any other
kind OF business: also call us up or see
us Ii you want TO sell any kind OF busl-
ness.
V. II. RICHEY
with
BETTILYON.
l0-12 East Third So. ST.
Bell 2030. Ind. 316
aisS7
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE-IMPROV
HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRLST
COMPANY
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CIVIL ENGINEERS

SURVEYS FOR CULVERTS. RESER
bldg. r295l
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A NJ HUMPHREYS,
7s West End South Street.
RelI Il33 Ind. 4134.