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The Came!ija.


The camellia was named from mis-
sionary In the Orient. Kamel. On bis
return to France be brought with hin
some gorgeous specimens of a flower
which he called the rose of Japan
His friends. however. gave it his name
and called it camellia. Dahlias Were
brought from Peru by one Andre
Dahl. Fuchsias were named for theil
discoverer, Leonard Fuchs. Magno
las received the name Of Professor
Magnol de Montpelier. who frsi
brought the beautiful trees from ASIA
and America to France. Lavender is
SO called because the Romans put o
spray Of it in the water in which they
washed their hands. The Latin wore
to wash Is lavare.
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TEDDY BEAR CLUB.

A meeting of the Teddy Bear Eu-
chre club was held Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. John Tillman at her home in
North Twentysecond street. Euchre
was played at several tables As Mrs.
Sol Frankel is in Cincinnati and Mrs.
Henry Miller in Anderson, Mrs.
Henry Wickemeyer. and Mrs.
Turner played in the members
places. The favors were given to Mrs.
Mason Dyer. Mrs. Henry Wickemeyer,
Mrs. Edward Turner. After the game
luncheon was served The club will
meet in fortnight with Mrs Will
Eikenberry at her home, in South
Twelfth street.
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MARRIED WEDNESDAY.

DR.. Fred NICK. Ruly and Miss Ethe-
lyn Butcher. both of Union City. Ind,
were married at the First M. E. church
on Wednesday afternoon by the Rev.
]. F. Radcliffe. The ring ceremony
was used. Mr.. c. Ruly. of Dayton, O.;
Mr.. James Ruly, of Union City; Miss
N. Tut, of Union City, accompanied
the bride and groom to Cedar Springs,
Ohio, where they had supper and then
left for Union City, where the bride
and groom will live in their newly
furnished home.
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nv SYMPHONY.

To live content with small means
to seek elegance rather than lux
ury-and refinement rather than
fashion-to be worthy not respect
able, and wealthy not rich-to
study hard. think quietly. talk gent
~, act frankly. to listen to stars
and birds. babes and sages with
open heart, TO hear all cheerfully.
do all bravely. await occasions hur-
ry never--in word, to let the spir-
itual unbidden and unconscious,
grow up through the common. This
IL to be my symphony.
WILLIAM HENRY CLAIMING.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Last evening at eight o'clock the
wedding Of Mr.. Clifford Bradbury. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.. X. Bradbury Of
this city and Miss Dorothy Fairbanks,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Fair
banks Of Rochester, New York. was
celebrated at the home Of the brides
parents. in Spencerport. Among those
from this city who attended the we'd
ding were Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Brad
bury. Miss Anna Bradbury, Mr.. Ben
Hill. Miss Alice Hill. Mr.. Raymond
Nicholson. Misses Florence. Eleanora
and Hilda Shute. Mr.. Bradbury 10 a
graduate of the local high school and
also Of Purdue University. Lafayette,
Indiana. Mr.. and Mrs. Bradbury will
come to this city for shirt visit. Up
on their return to Rochester they will
take up . permanent residence there.
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SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED.

Three of the Jeanette Nj. 4Thurber
scholarships for singing, piano and
violin, now vacant, will be open for
competition at the Annual Entrance
Examination Of the National Conserva-
tory of Music of America, 126 West
Seventy-ninth street, New York city
Piano, organ. violin and orchestral in
struments, Thursday. September the
twenty-eighth from ten to twelve and
two to four p. m. Singing. Monday,
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AUTOMOBILE PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Doan gave a
bake" last evening north of the city
as a courtesy to their guest, Miss
Mary Storm, of Kansas City, Missouri.
The party made the trip in the Doan
motor car. Those in the party were
Miss Nina Harris, Miss Storm, DR..
Mark Marshall, Mr. E. C. Dickinson,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Doan.
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OF INTEREST HERE.

The State Federation of Clubs will
hold it's annual session in this city Oc-
tober "a, rs and rs, at the Claypool no.
tel. Among the notable speakers ex-
pected are Miss Kate Gordon, of New
Orleans; Miss Helen Boswell, of New
York; Mrs. Albion Fellows Bacon, of
Evansville, and William Writ, of Gary.
News.
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NOMAD PROGRAM,

The different clubs of the city are
gradually completing the programs
for the coming year and the following
has been arranged for the Nomad club
one Of the best known social and liter
airy societies of this city:
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs. Alexander Gilchrist and Miss
Ruth Gilchrist returned home last
evening from Indianapolis after hav-
ing attended the Moore-Seaton we'd
ding. Miss Gilchrist will remain in
the city until Sunday. when she will
leave for Pittsburg where she will
spend the winter
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sLuMsER PARTY.

A slumber party was given last ev-
ening by Miss Emily Fletcher at her
home In South Fourteenth street. The
evening was spent socially and with
q taffy pulling. Among the guests we're
Miss Marie Hawekotte, of Indianapo-
lie, Miss Ruth Shera, Miss Marion
Stevenson. Miss Marie Kaufman, Miss
Elizabeth Myrick. Miss Florence
Ramp and Dorothy Rodefeld.
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ANNOUNCED.

eN0A0E MEN ANNOONNeD'
The many friends OF Mr.. Roy Van
Zant OF this city will be surprised and
pleased to learn OF his engagement to
Miss Maude Mable Hagen OF Adrian,
Michigan The affair was made public
at an announcement party. An account
OF the affair as published In the Adrian
Daily Telegram follows:
Miss Maude Hagen entertained Fri.
day evening at her home on McVicar
street a few of her intimate friends,
In honor OF her birthday. The young
ladies busted themselves the first part
the hostess. Miss Mabel Osborne was
awarded the first for hemming her
towel the quickest, and Miss Hazel
was awarded the second for doing 1t
the neatest. Light refreshments were
served in the dining room, which was
prettily decorated with a gold heart
suspended from the chandelier. At
each place were white ribbons. run
ming to the inside of the large heart.
A. each guest pulled the ribbons they
drew a smaller gold heart. On investi.
cation II was found to read: "Mr. and
Mrs. b. J. Hagen announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Maude Mabel
to Roy Van Zant of Richmond, Ind"
Music and games ended one Of the
most enjoyable evenings.
Mr. Van Zant IL well known In this
city where he is held in high esteem
He Is employed as printer and has a
host OF friends here who will be glad
to extend hearty congratulations. The
wedding will be celebrated in Deem
ber. An incident in connection with
the affair Is that the birthdays Of the
prospective bride and groom come on
the same day which Is the second.
they were engaged on the second and
the wedding will be celebrated the
second day of December.
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No. wh., She Needed Mess.

Not What She Needed Most.
II am sending you a thousand kisses."
he wrote to his fair young wife. who
was spending her 6rst month away
from him.
Two days later he received the fol.
lowing telegram:
Kisses received Landlord refuses
to accept any OF them on account"
Then he woke up and forwarded .
check.-Chicago Record Herald.
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HAVE RETURNED,

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peck have return
ed from their wedding trip. Mrs. Peck
was formerly Miss Hazel Hoffman.
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of this week at a charming party CIV
en- by Miss Hazel McCrillus. The mar
rage will take place in the near fu-
ture. Miss Lyons has many friends
in Richmond.
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A GUEST HERE.

Mr.. ]. Louis Shenk. Of Dayton. Ohio.
the well known baritone singer was
in town yesterday. Mr.. Shenk will ap-
pear In concert this season under the
direction of r. E. Johnston, of New
York.
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sEAUrv COMMANDMENTS.

From the New York Sun.
First-Thou shalt take q warm bath
nightly.
Second-Thou shalt eat many
green's.
Third-Thou shalt drink much cool
water.
Fourth--Thou shalt take brisk
walk daily.
rfth-!Thou shalt breathe by open
windows.
Sixth-Thou shalt brush thy hair
thoroughly.
seventh-Thou shalt brush thy
teeth thrice day.
Eighth-Thou shalt care for thy
nails daily.
Ninth-Thou shalt ALLURE tight
shoes and clothing.
Tenth-Thou shalt laugh well and
heartily.
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wENr 70 INDIANAPOLIS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Hall and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Arrowsmith went to
indianapolis Thursday where they at
tended the state fair.
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LEFT TO-DAY.

Miss Mable Keller left today for
Dayton. Ohio. where she will visit
college friend, Miss Wampler for sew.
eral days.
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ICE CREAM SOCIAL.

An ice cream social was given last
evening at the home Of Mrs. Decker
in South Fourteenth street. The at
fair was attended by a large number
of persons.
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HAS RETURNED.

Mrs. j. NJ. Wampler has returned
from Middletown. Ohio. where she has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. William
Dechant for few days.
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FENDER REUNION.

The members of the Fender family
held their reunion Wednesday in Glen
Miller park. About eighty three per-
sons were present and enjoyed the
day thoroughly. Dinner was served at
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TO GIVE DANCE.

A dancing party will be given Satur-
day evening by Mr.. Richard Brown at
the hall in Webster. All are most
cordially invited to attend.
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euEars HERE.

, Rev. w. H. Jenkin and wife. and
daughter. Miss Ruth Jenkin of Hagers-
town. Indiana, were the guests Thurs
day Of Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Radcliffe at
their home in South Fourteenth street.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

The engagement Of Mr.. Harry Vein
GARNER. Of Dayton. Ohio. and Miss
Harriet Lyons. daughter Of Mrs. NJ. w.
Lee. Of Riverside. Muncie. Indiana.
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ne IMPROVED.

Professor Judge Boggs. who has
Memorial hospital IL much improved.
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epend the winter.
October Seventh
Up the Road
Miss Lemon Mrs. Ross
Miss Elliott
October Twentyfirst.
Pottery
Miss Locke Miss Thompson
Hostess-Miss Bond.
November Fourth
Hostess-Miss Lupton
November Twenty-fifth
Practical Pottery Making
Miss Overlook
Hostess-Miss Lemon
December Fifth
Miss Lupton Miss Marshall
January sixth
Alaska
Miss Dunlop Miss Sanderson
Music-Miss Williams
Hostess-Miss Bradbury
January Twentieth
Panama Canal
Miss Wilson, Miss Sarah ]. Williams
Music-Miss Salter
Hostess-Mrs. Ross
February Third
Peace
Miss Williams Miss Finfrock.
Music-Miss Bond
Hostess-Miss Marshall
Februar- Seventeenth
Insurgents
Miss Unthank Miss Woodward
Music-Miss Lupton
Hostess-Miss Williams
Election Of Officers
March second
Debate
Captains of Yeas Miss Bradbury
Second Mrs. Porterfeld
Captain of Nays Miss Thompson
Second Mrs. Price
Hostess-Miss Finfrock
March Sixteenth
Spot Lights
Miss Jean Lupton Miss Sands
March Thirtieth
George Bernard Shaw-Plays Unpleas-
ant
Miss Cans Hiss Winchester
Music-Miss Marshall
Hostess-Miss Salter
| April Thirteenth
George Bernard Shaw-Plays Unpleas-
ant
Miss Salter Miss Elliott
Music-Mrs. Price
Hostess-Miss Sands
| Banquet
April Twentyseventh
Miss Sanderson Miss Finfrock
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March Thirtieth

April Twentyseventh
Miss Sanderson Miss Finfrock
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February Third

Miss Williams Miss Finfrock.
Music-Miss Bond
Hostess-Miss Marshall
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January Twentieth

Panama Canal
Miss Wilson, Miss Sarah J. Williams
Music-Miss Salter
Hostess-Mrs. Ross
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March second
nohofo
Six,eenfh

March Sixteenth
Spot Lights
Miss Jean Lupton Miss Sands
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Februar- Seventeenth

FebruArv Seventeenth
Insurgents
Miss Unthank Miss Woodward
Music-Miss Lupton
Hostess-Miss Williams
Election of Oficers
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January Sixth
Ala ska

Miss Dunlop Miss Sanderson
Music-Miss Williams
Hostess-Miss Bradbury
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PERSONALS

THERE is NO DOLLAR UMBRELLA
as good as McCopahay's. the jcweier.
f4 Main st. Better ones. too. II you want
them, t33ai
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-1MpRovEp
STORMY WEATHER

Might keep you from looking UP a home
at present. but II ought not to keep you
from looking over q bargain.
Every bargain offered through this
agency js p genuine bargain. and always
sold within short time.
Don't delay In looking over the fol-
lowing:
Eight nearly new modern brick cot
rooms each.
They are located on South Temple and
North Temple and Chicago ave-. near
eth West. None Of these houses cost less
than $2500 to build. They can be bought
on very easy terms. VIII sell them all
or one a time.
Temple have 4 rods front, and the price
s2fbO each. The houses on Chicago ave.
pave 2ixs rods to alley In rear. for s2loo.
Not less than $500 cash and balance In
monthly payments, These houscs are al
ways rented. because they are better
homes than any in that locality.
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Am ordered to sell an 8,room 2-story
white pressed brick. with all modern con-
yeniences. located on 3rd ave. ] built
this house years ago. It's better than
new one. All street. lawn and other
improvements have been added since. II
you are looking for a handsome. mod :
crate priced S-room residence, this will
suit you. Let me show 1t to you.
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PIANO TEACHING

MISS EVELYN JOHNSON. TEACEIIR
OF mandolin and piano. Studio i20 ard
East c724
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OZARK APIS, ROOMS. STEAM
heat s22.50. asa So. 9th East. Call
DIR. Turner. 1035-A Independent b2432
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BANK, BAR AM OFFICE
FIXTURES

BANK, BAR. STORE AND OFFICE.
fixtures; special designs submitted on
application. household refrigerators bill
Hard and FOOL tables. bowling alleys and
supplies. Brunswick Bake Collendar Co..
l50 TO l6o South 4th West. Both phones
&53, IiOSa
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BIG RETURNS FROM INVESTMENT IN
San Juan oil lands: exceptional oppor-
tunities to get connected with best To-
Gated lands; stock will be started at &c
per share. Investigate, Address P-21.
Tribune. c1022
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DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY

WE NOT ONLY SELL YOU DIAMONDS
but loan you within 10 per cent on
them ut any time. All transactions con-
fidential Utah Loan & Jewelry Co.. 10
F. 2nd South. 524GS
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sS AND TAXIDERMISTS

LrLRf THING IN THE FUR
.fc,sl, cl'stthlht line and carry COM
.<ock OF manufactured goods: pay
p'ies Tor raw furs and game
= otenzei Fur Co., 81 E. 2rd So.
a3lS2
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FOR SALE OR LEASE

CHOICEST LOCATION BETWEEN
Hotel Utah and union station. for rent
lease or sale. For particulars address NJ,
40, Tribune c12l9
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NEW STEWART APARTMENTS, COR
ner lst ave. and st. and i-room
apartments Bell 1881 1928
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Many other good snaps just listed.
We write fire insurance.
A. RICHTER. 73 South Main stree
Phones 641 cha
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HOLLYWOOD APARTMENTS.
Four rooms, tn. closets. whitley beds:
Bell phone o623. sl50S
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FOR .RENT-ELEGANT 5-RM. APT.
light and airy. La France. Bell 202i y:
b67 4
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Take Sugar House car and look at 1903
princeton ave-, north of 10th South. You
Will find one OF the biggest snaps yet.
The lot 50x140 feet, with houses, one
a new 7-room modern with furnace. and
me other a Broom cement bungalow.
All can be bought for $3.50. 1t will take
cash to handle this snap.
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FINE FIvE-ROOM APARTMENT AT
6S So. 9th East Phone Bell 1907
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FOR RENT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Tx 111r1 Ixkz1IV y y IV1 y 1sIN 1sI1111O
TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH. Dis
appearing beds. 40T East 3rd So. Bell
2709-Z. c940
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OSTEOPATHY
ATTORNEYS.
5 AND RANGE REPAIRS

LEMN FOUNDRY & STOVE RE-
Morks. Castings made for any
Jackets cleaned Al, makes
~ Jackets for sale. We make a
IA eI furnace era ties and repairs
So' State Vt. Telephone 441a.
rlT9s
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PAPER HANGING

~ ONE ROOM WITH PAPER
''ls done every day: GrsI class
40, t5ss,,'cst Sturm, l25 West 1st So
clS51
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UTAH FURNITURE COMPANY,
Second household goods bought
sold and exchanged. i3s w. End South
Bell d3lI. Sl24g
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FERN ROOMS. STEAM HEAT. GAS
2 rocking; also sleeping rooms: 2. 3
5-roor1 modern fat go w South
|rle. S37SY. clboA
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ALARM CLOCKS

ALL ARE GOOD; SOME ARE BETTER,
wo sell the better kind; Big Ben. S2.bo,
other dependable alarms. 81 to $3.50. Re-
liable jewelers.. Surbaugh's. IL Mccormick
bidG. R9e
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HAT F.,-CToRY

~, ia rs CLEA NED AND
<41.s PanarnaS speciality Salt
tot FACTORY. "a T.. lst South. Phone
h1i43
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FOE LENT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

M FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
~rr1s. with gas. 62A Richards ST., hais
aouth OF tabernacle. hoea'
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GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIR co.

MEMS SEWED SOLES. 75C;
ladies', SOC. heels. 25c. Best
work: lowest prices. We call and
deliver. 20 West End South. Bell
9S2, b2a99
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ELECTRIC GRINDING


WE GRIND RAIORS. SHEARS.
knives, surgical instruments and all
edged tools. Satisfaction guaranteed
Y J.. stores Co. clSii
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BOARD ANIL ROOMS

TIEEED ROOMS AND BOARD.
|sp. In modern home. private fam
FRferences. 1913 9Th East. CPS
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MIZPAH CHAPTER NO.
.. Order Eastern Star.
Stated meetings S
p. m, first Monday of
each month. Masonic
temple. corner Second
East and First South.
Visiting members cor
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MODERN COTTAGE. 1913 EAST FIFTH
South c244
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AND SLEEPING
.r1s. close in. 112 w. 1st So. c16S7
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FIvE-ROOM BUNGAs
low. southeast Forest 1907. t2ooo
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4-ROOM. FULL BASE
ment, laundry trays. etc. Apply adS
Il. Bird South c93S
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ROOMS. LIGHTS. TOILET AND
oath; close in; reasonable. Ind. ao2V,
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|EATLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
"A c1609
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LARGE FURNISHED ROOM.
dern, 2 rooms. light housekeeping,
|rn. gas. also rooms. light house
m, modern, gas. 3S5 End ave. c1674
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rs FOR HODSEK IL KEY EN-
ferrace. West Temple. between 7sn
In South. Ai'1s
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5IJND FLOOR APARTMENT. SUNNY
-ras. close in: e. l.. heat gas and
"a. an upstairs apartment; every.
! new. 62S South End East. cl4S
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426 ACRES ALFALFA LAND: TRADE
for city property. S. M. Randall. Semi
loh hotel. c15S5
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED PARTNER

WANTED PARTNER
With 100000 in the best paying busi-
ness In Salt Lake. 40 to 90 per cent on
the investment. Address N-45. Tribune
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4-ROOM KUSTER APARTMENT. 321
! East 9th South front and rear
porches. steam heat. hot water, gas
range and janitor service free; S3o, See
| janitor. Both phones 492 b237l
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-HousEs uNFuRN1sHED

SIX X-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, BAR
rows avenue. Phone 1897. clOOS
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1 APARTMENTS FOR HOUSE
ming, no children. sl1 So. End west; ;
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ROOMS FOR BACH
- or families. very cheap zSS w
Eouth. oi1oo
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a-ROOM FLAT, COMPLETE FOR
4 45S 2nd East. opposite courthouse.
- b2636
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-17

0-FOUR-ROCM MODERN HOUSE.
close In. Bell 1927. c937
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-17

rATI.Y FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
|,sakeeping; also unfurnished
-S a W. 1st North. Phone 2sa9.X
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-17
BROOM FLAT. TOP FLOOR STAUF-
fer apts., 164 Z. So Temple. b230

4-ROOM MODERN FLAT IN HOLLY
apartments. 762 SO. Bird East, S25 per
month. Hoffman Bros, % e 1st South
st, Both phones 244. b355
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-17

NIsHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE,
Mag. $50 North Main. o14s