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declared to be the only system that
works to the permanent satisfaction OF
the shoe manufacturers as well as Of the
manufacturers of shoe machinery. 1t
was the result of necessity. Mckay tried
to sell his machines, but manufacturers
were timid about buying them, and those
Of small means could not afford to lock
up their money In apparatus which might
prove failure. He offered all his pat
ents to the shoe manufacturers Of Lynn
for $4,000. but they refused to take
them at any price. Then he devised
scheme by which he agreed to set up the
machines in factories and keep them IN
repair. in return for royalty or q few
cents for every pair OF shoes turned out
on them Out Of that system the shoe
manufacturing industry in Massachusetts
became immensely profitable and Mckay
finally reaped his own reward.
The same system has been continued by
the United Shoe Machinery Company.
which now makes and handles most or
the machines used in shoe manufacture
ing. The average royalty which the COM
pany receives for the use of it's machines
Is about 2-3 cents per pair Of shoes turn
ed out. The highest royalty it receives
on the highest price shoe Is a little less
than cents per pair.
The company owns most Of the ma
chimes, which il has put in factories on
lease. It looks after them, keeps them in
repair. and whenever 1t designs a better
machine for performing certain process
takes out the old machine and puts In a
new one, without charging the shoe man.
ufacturer anything for the service. In
| view Of the fact that more changes are
constantly going on In the invention OF
shoe machinery probably than In any
other line of manufacture this relieves
the manufacturers Of a heavy burden OF
| expense. It is asserted that this system
has caused the manufacture of shoes to
| be moro widely distributed than 1t other
wise could have been, and has kept 1t
from coming under trust control. for
man with small means can equip fac
tory without a heavy investment for ma
chinery, and do business on just as good
terms as q manufacturer who can AFFORD
to spend any amount OF money. 1t Is
said to be a fact that the item OF ma
chinery is the only item In the cost OF
making q shoe which has not increased
| In the last ten years.
Machines Out on Lease.
The United Shoe Machinery Company Is
almost unique in its manner OF doing
business. Other concerns have put out
machines on lease, but none has ever put
out 30 great q variety of machines in this
way. The jacquard loom was put out on
lease at about the same time that Nc
Kay adopted his system. and the Ameri-
| can Bell Telephone Company has always
phone company manufactures and leases
| only one kind of instrument. the United
| Shoe Machinery Company manufactures
and leases a bewildering variety.
/ The company owns many patents, ana
spends hundreds Of thousands Of dollars
every year in inventing and developing
new machines. It keeps force OF over
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PILES CURED.

RDCTONETTE PILE COMES give
instant relief for blind. bleeding
and itching piles; allay Irritation
and protrusion. We recommend
this preparation and know IL to DO
reliable, as q number OF our Gus
toners have found relief from it
when all other preparations Enr
failed; IL cones. 75c box. WV
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Tooth PreDaratioms.

VVVu4 U HSIPe&H S~ VAVaH0s
25c Sanitol Tooth Paste, 2 for. =. .25c
25c Euthymol Tooth Paste, for. .%5c
25c Pasteurine Tooth Paste. for. .25e
bOc Pebeco Tooth Paste. ........... BIO
Colgate's Tooth Paste. .1Oc
25c A. D. s. Princess Tooth Pow
25c Lyons Tooth Powder. ....... .1bc
CSC Calox Tooth Powder. ....... .18c
Colgates Tooth Powder-w1th a
small cake of Cashmere Bouquet
Soap-both for. loo
Csc Sozodont Tooth Powder. -. .15c
23c Sozodont Liquid. .16c
Csc Rubifoam. ....... .15c
&c DentoX Peroxide Tooth Pow
QeT .ioS
25c Professional Tooth Paste. .15c
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Condemn Gil Measures.

According to the report Gill metal Ice
cream measures were inspected and Gil
condemned. Approximately 1900 cans
were found to be In use In the District.
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MEMS CLOTHING

Mems and Young Mems
Suits, in all-wool cassimeres.
serges and worsteds. Worth
to 5000. At $6.95.
This lot consists Of all our
broken lines in summer and me
dunn weight suits. If you an
ticipate your fall clothing
wants this is the one big chance
of the season.
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Mems All-wool Pants, in
light or dark shades. in all the
best weaves. Worth up to
$500. On sale at $I.o8.
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McKay's Royalty System.

Mckay established the royalty system
for receiving returns for his machines,
a system which has prevailed In the shoe
machinery business ever since, and It Is
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greater variety Of machines than any
other, altogether more than 800 different
kinds all of which are used In making
shoes Few people realize taht every
good shoe has to pass through more tnan
fifty different machines. some of which
are costly and complimated. and the
United Shoe Machinery Company at Bev-
erly turns out all the machines that are
needed for making every kind OF shoe.
The factory, which is built of rein
forced concrete and has twenty-one acres
of floor space. is a rare combination OF
magnificence and efficiency. 1t Is STU
ated in the midst of tract OF over 5VO
acres. There Is so much window space
that IT looks like q conservatory, and the
surrounding country has been laid out
like a country estate, with clubhouse
a shooting range, athletic field and al
most every conceivable device Tor maklng
life agreeable to the 5000 employees: Inc
management Of the clubhouse. OF the
sports and all the other incidental activ-
tiles is In the hands OF the employees
themselves They have mutual benent
society, q savings bank insurance system
with large deposits, base pau nine.
gun club q cricket team, foot ball team
and q band.
Unique School.
There is an Industrial school which mas
no counterpart elsewhere, through whicn
bows get technical training In the fac-
tory and theoretical training In the bev-
erly High School. receiving pay for the
work they do at the factory just as II
they were a part of the regular force'
The Beverly factory probably marks the
highest DEVELOPMENT of industrial wei
fare work in the United States. ana II Is
an interesting fact that. according TO tne
renorts OF the Massachusetts, bureau Oh
statistics, the wages paid at Beverly
average higher than any other place IN
The first machine for sewing the soies
of shoes to the uppers was developed
and financed by Gordon Mckay, VINO IN,
trod,,ced It at the beginning of the civil
war, and after years OF effort IN wnicn q
he lost one fortune, he finally succeeded
In amassing another. which ran into the
millions. The greater part OF his money
was left. at his death, few years ago,
for the development OF the scientfnc ana
| technical departments OF Harvard Uni
reward the end Of his life Mckay mar
,scd for a second time. His new Wi1e
was a poor girl in Cambridge. He took
her to Washington. where she developed
into a BELLE became socially prominent.
and in due season attracted the admlrins =
attention Of a member OF the dipiomauc
corns. Mckay chivalrously permitted her
~ ret a divorce, and on the day of her
marriase to his young rival presented
the bride with q check which ID SAID 70
have carried six figures.
McKay's Royalty System.
| Mckay established the royalty system
for receiving returns for his machines,
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Elixir Iron, Quinine and
Strychnine.

Always reliable. A tonic oS merit.
prescribed by your own physician -
q tonic and appetizer. Also IN ex-
cellent malaria. chill and fever tonic.
75c pint bottle, 47c.
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As an Industrial Center.

OF equal interest with Beverly as q
summer resort is Beverly as an indus
trial center. for It must be borne In mind
that it is a city Of 5000 people. and that
only the outlying portion Of its extensive
territory Is given over to wealth ana
fashion At one time the town was noted
for the manufacture Of shoes and leather.
Those Industries still survive. but have
become of secondary Importance beside
the great establishment OF the United
Shoe Machinery Company. which is as
much an object Of interest to travellers
as the summer villas along shore. When
ever a convention is held In Boston, in
tae summer. one day Is invariably set
aside for an automobile trip along the
north shore stopping at the shoe ma
chinery factory before continuing on to
the summer White House." the Frick
mansion and the attractions of Cape
Ann.
The factory is said to be the best equip
ped and most completely organized ma
chine shop in the world. II turns out
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Thermos Bottles, S1 90

Ther1nos Bottles can now be bought
at q very much reduced price. These
reduced bottles have the same inner
construction as the higher priced
bottles. and therefore are Just as USE
full and serviceable as those with
the expensive outside casing.
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More Distant From the Sea.

Parramatta, the cottage which the
President occupies this summer, Is far
ther from the seashore, situated on a
slightly hill, surrounded by woods. and
is In spot from which the ocean cannot
be seen. 1t is in subdivision OF Beverly
known as Montserrat. and is somewhat
nearer than the former cottage to the
Boardmans' villa. II Will be remembered
Miss Mabel Boardman that the Tafts
were first induced to come to Beverly.
The finest place on the north shore Is
unquestionably Eagle Rock. the home Of
III. C. Frick of Pittsburg. at Prides
Crossing, which Is a part OF Beverly His
holdings cover many acres through which
the famous shore drive runs. North of
the road is his stable, which Is more
costly structure than are many OF the
handsome villas near at hand. South of
the road and overlooking the bay is his
mansion. which surpasses most Of the
palaces at Newport and Bar Harbor In
ambitious design. Among the features is
the world.
Not far from the Frick place at Prides
Crossing Is Avalon Hall, the home Of
Frederick Aver. the richest man in Mas
sachusetts, whose fortune had its begin
ming in a widely advertised remedy for
physical ailments. and has grown enor-
mously through investments in lumber
and mines. Mrs l.. r. Letter OF Chicago
summers at Beverly farms In a rented
house, has just completed a villa Of her
own. OF old English architecture which
she occupies for the first time this sea-
son. Other Chicago people nearby are
Arthur Meeker, Frederick s. Winston and
Charles Farnham. Other beautiful places
in the neighborhood belong to Clarence
Moore OF Washington and H c. Pierce of
st. Louis; at Prides Crossing. Andrew
Carnegie, ID: Mrs. James Mcmillan.
| whose great house at Eagle Head was
completed only q short time before the
death of the late Senator Mcmillan of
Michigan; John Hays Hammond. Will
| liam H. Coolidge and Col. William r.
Nelson of the Kansas City Star. at Mag
nolia. and former Representative ]. Sloat
Fassett, at Bass Rock. There is never
| q season that one or more of the Euro
pean embassies are not transplanted
| from Washington to Beverly. Manchester
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"PEPSATONE"
Relieves Indigestion.

Sufferers from indigestion will get
prompt relief by using "PHPSA-
TONE" a preparation that will help
you to digest your meals. Cures sour
stomach and headache arising from
indigestion.
Sale price, 39c.
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MI e dica t e d and Skin
Soaps.

25c Resinol Soap. ..................1Sc .1Sc
&c Woodbury'S Soap. .1Sc
&c Cutfcura Soap. .13c
&c Packers Tar Soap. .15c
25c Palmers Skin Success Soap. lie
25c CLIENTS Sulphur Soap. Doc
25c Hays Harfina Soap. p.......... .19cs
10c Malena Soap. ap.................. SC
25c Nadina Soap. 2Oc; box. SOC
25c Pompeian Massage Soap. lie
15c Savman Soap. p................. &c
25c Johnson's Foot Soap. ITO
25c Calverts Carbolic Soap. ...... lac
1Oc Craddock's Blue Soap. ........ Sc
25c Wyeth Sage and Sulphur
soap ...........-.. .asO
25c Kintho Soap. .3c
johnson & Johnson Medicated
Soaps; cake, Sc; box. .21c
1Oc Cosmo Buttermilk Soap. .....-. DC
1Oc Flash ............ ..'...-.-..... &c
15c Palmolive Soap. &c
SC Fairy Soap, 2 for. &c
25c Imported CASTLE Soap. Id. .15c
1Oc p, S. e SC
15c Peroxide Soap. ................. &c
25c Palmer's Skin Success Soap. lie
25c Resfnol Soap. .1Sc
25c Steifers Antiseptic Soaps. 80. .1Sc
1Oc Witch Hazel Soaps. ........... &c
&c Palm Soap, Z for. .25c
Colgate's or Williams Shaving
2bc williams Shaving Stick. 80. .15c
25c Colgate's Shaving Powder. !. zoo
Colgate's Shaving Cream. ....... .1Oc
sc Life Buoy Soap. 4c
Bakers Breakfast Cocoa, II foe
lb. 25c cans. s.................... ~
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Household Drugs

PILLS AND TABLETS.
Blaud's Iron Pills. 100. .17c
Cascara Tablets, 5-grain. ........ .25c
Aspirin Tablets. 100. G5c; doz. ;. .1Oc
Iron. Quinine and Strychnine Tab
lets, 100. .2oc
Sodium Salicylate, 5-grain tablets,
100 ..................... .25c
Asafetida Tablets. 5-grain, 100. .25c
Asafetida Tablets. 3-grain, 100. ). .2Dc
Calomel and Soda Tablets. 100. .15c
Strychnine Tablets, 100. .1Sc
Quinine Pills, 2-grain, 100. .1Sc
Rhinitis Tablets. 100. O............. .15c
Antikamnia Tablets. doz. ....... .15c
Robins Cascara Pills, doz. ...... .10c
I4apactic Pills, doz. z................ SC
Compound Cathartic Pills, 100. !. .25c
Lady Webster Pills. 100. ... .25c
2Jc Lithia Tablets. 5-grain. Bottle.15c
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Soaps.


SC Fels-Naptha Soap. cake. .4c
15c Palmolive Soap. cake. e....... &c
Grandpa's Tar Soap. 20
&c Life Buoy Soap. for..........12c
Sweetheart Soap. cake. ............ &c
&c Fairy Soap. 3 for. or............1Oc
30 Snowbery Soap, 3 for. 100
&c Palm Soap. cakes for. ....... .25c
Witch Hazel Soap-one Of the best
for the toilet and bath. This soap
will be sold without the expensive
embossed wrapper that heretofore
has been on It when It was sold for
10c. Without wrapper. . &c straight
Dermatone Soap.
A skin soap without an equal for
rough and diseased skin, blackheads.
pimples and eruptions. 1t is espe-
cially recommended for bathing in
fants and tender skin. Cake, 15c:
MI Medicat t e d and Skin
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DO You Want Pearly
TeethP

DENTOX is a peroxide tooth pow
der that makes dark and unsightly
teeth pearly white without lOc
iniury-2oc. Box.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

UOBERTS-T-uncral services over the re
mains OF Arthur q. Roberts, who died
In this city September II. 1911, will be
held from the family residence. VIM
cont court, TODAY Ci';tesday) III $50 D. m
Juterment CITY cemetery.
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SECURING ADVANCEMENT

Getting in the worIdhow advance in knowledge
experience and earning poerthc ambition TO do better
the desire for advancement have found the for
bctterment through The Tribune Want Columns
Every day opportunities brought to men and women
who keep touch with The Tribune Wants. The whole
range of employment i'll every line through The
Tribune Wants well as chances business
ing and selling exchanging and hundreds of other lines
The Tribune Wants wicld influence that felt
throughout the business world aud they play important
part in modern household economy well by supplying
employment for home workers lii every field
The Tribune Wants will serve You at triflng cost
Try them If YOU have, try them again Call Bell 300;
Ind $50
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HOUSE CLEANING

NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING; ca
office and house cleaning every detair
nour or contract: carpet CLEANING by com,
u n,nsstu ar or vacuum; wallpaper clean
ing hanging. painting and ,intine Sofis
,Session Suaran'esd. lS9 East LIST So. Bell
F' 'N' 90 mlS6j
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CUSHIONS AND UPHOLsTER
ING.

liSHlONS MAIZE TO ORDER: FI-RNI-
iurc rc-upholstcred mattresses and
springs repaired. Phones 3ao9. s. H.
Mattress. a. Mfg. Co. m237Y
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LAKE HAND LAUNDRY: ONLY HON
est work: please try once. Phones 2o9A
s3S w. 1st South. f4003
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LADIES, TAILOR

--~---->~>oN~~~~-~~O>--
TO THE PUBLIC: ] INVITE. YOU TO
inspect our fall opening. NJ, Zucker
Vienna ladies' tailor. 1926 Mercantile blk.
Bell 2036 ,nopSa
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DIED.

GALLAGHER AT MURRAY. Utah. Sep
tembcr lS.- 1911 phllp r. Gallagher,
aged IS ycnrS. n native uf ireland, re
mains at o. 'Donncli IL CO.'S parlors- No
ticc Of funeral later
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WILL SHIP CAR II. H GOODS TO LOS
Angeles and one to Chicago and one TO
Portland and one to Florida next 10
days; very reasonable rates Kinlball Van
& Storage CO., T3 So Main. s2sOS
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WHERE TO STOP
PIANO STUDIO
PLUMBING AND HEATING

DAVIDSON & HARRIS CO., pIJ,MR-
ing and steam heating: jobblne worI, y
speciality; all work guaranteed. Rotb
phones le2' 1iS East End South. mo
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NICELY FURNISHED CLEAN KCOMS;
South. d785
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PRIVATE HOSPITAL,

WILLOWS MERE: CONFIDENTIAL l.
confinements, seclusion. legal adoption
Mrs. T. Phillips. 11th E., bet 18th and
18th So Box S23. Ind. 1914. k23TS
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FURs AND TAXIDERMIsTs

1--WE STORE FURS DURING THE sum
ing. remode,ing. redyeing and cleaning
suIs must be cleaned before being stored.
X SIENZEI' FUR. CO.. 81 e. 2rd So
el. BEL ISL eI30O
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CATTLE. ANY KIND. YOUNG AND
fat calves; we keep bull for service;
COWS fetched. a. T. Saunders. Phone
23f4-f. Rear 14l5 South Main. ks46
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AUCTION SALES.

----~--~~~--~--N--
=. E OSTERLOU, THE AUCTIONEER,
has returned from his vacation and is
looking fer a job: he gets top prices for
furniture ot merchandise II YOU need
money sec him At his residence Drop
card to. g3l South Main. n995
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CHIROPODIST


DIR. ELIZABETH A. WISMER. CHR
.opoG'st. I@5 Mcintyre bldg SIS south
S oltIl. mi822
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FURNISHED ROOMS WITH USE OF
phon" and oath: 50 per week up' %, !.
md East e2
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING. WILL CALL
Salyation Arn,v Tsott nhnncs t2l9l
TO DO YOUR UPuoLsTERING AND
mattress remakinS Utah Bedding and
Mig. Co. Both phones 3S3, b3o3
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WANTED
wANTED-MALE FE:LP

WAN bi1-S.ftIr J ELK
SEEPPAED'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
The Red Front 112 West End South
Ieadnuarthers railroad and mining helm.
Bell S534. elsa
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FOR RENT

HOLLYWOOD APARTMENTS.
Four rooms. bath. closets. Wiifey osds
Bell phone 5623. s1ocS
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STEAM LAUNDRY.
DRAMATIC ART.

G. f. GORDON, LATE OF PHILA
School of Eocutlon. will accept limit
ed number OF pupils desiring high class
instruction. III So. 9Th East. Both
phones 92s. ka665
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WANTED
.vANTED--FEMALE EEbp


!" NfE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
mcnt First Congregational church. wa
Get you position free OF charge. Tele
phone lna. 1865, Heu 5Soc t277j
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MANY a PRUDENT HOUSEWIFE HAS
developed an excellent business in
sunct as the result of Tribune Want Ad
experience.
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MEN WANTED TO TRY OUR B G. 4.
trussss; 1T guaranteed or money re-
funded. Rex Drug Co.. 70 West 3rd So:
cut rate druggists, flo@i
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BROOM AP.'. IN CRITCHLOW. $40:
vacant OH 1st See John Q. CFitcn-
low. at Rove & ISellys. daafo
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SANTA ANA, -

Just being completed. finished i'll oak.
except floors. which are maple: steam
fine electric fixtures. gas ranges. con-
Venicnt buffet Kitchens; situated on the
most desirable street In the city. only
minutes walk from Main street. This
is something entirely different from any
other apartment In the city and should
he seen to he appreciated. Second South
bet. 3rd and 4th East streets.
SALT LAKE SECURITY &; TRUST CO..
Builders OF Durable Houses
Phones Bell Elk. So Ind. 1fo.
32 South Main st. m21IS
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side. recently improved: modern N
sTory way Tcns reasonable. Phone 3c,,
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MASSAGE
SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS, PETERSON, 90 RICHARDS ST.,
brass. chipped glass and painted. Both
phones Sos
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MCoY'S STABLE. CARRIAGES AND
nEht livery horses bought and sold
DUN pnoneS 81. -14l
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PHYSICIAN.
LIVERY STABLES


JOHN HARRINGTON HOME CARRIAGE
60. stables rear Colonial hotel. Phones
30 in693
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LlcAIlING FLORIST, w. w, KING
2iI Z. 2nd So. Both phones 81 b29I
IIUDDARr FLORAL CO.. 81 SO. MAIN
st. Phones LOG. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. n1623
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NEWSPAPER CARE1ERS-BOYs FROM
ls TO is. who have had experience in
delivering and collecting preferred; good
money; excellent business training. Ad-
dress C-5l. Tribune 1852
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ACCORDION PLEATING


SUNBCRST AND SIDE PLEATING.
Mrs. n. NJ. Jennens. COS East 3rd So.
ST. Bell phone 1857 e310i
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsTONEs
LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. II.
Mckenzie. Display yards 422 So. State,
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ADVERTISING

T,STT,r,
AoN GR Using MAN CAN GIVE FEW
hours daily Ia your husIpas. ~ -
aPpear IN every street car, paper. etc. I'm
snIt Lake. Have also done adyertisinp
ior national advertisers. High-cl work
reasonable Address Sal. Tribune
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
Ing, trunks. valises: best prices paid.
sS Commercial ST. Reply by postal card
3T1i Bell. TIA
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LADIES WANTED TO BRING THEIR
husbands watches for 81 main springs.
Carter Jewelry Store, 324 Main ST. slSOo
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ONE SINGLE ROOM WITH BATH
privilege Elegantly furnished. Sln per
month, The Alexandria. 3so South West
Temple. Bel! a3sS c2397
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-FuRN1~uED ROOMS

BEAUTIFUL ROOM FOR COUPLE IN
mod. home; board II desired. 2T2 2nd
ave. m226,
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WANTED

wANTEC-mSCEL
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANT
ed; Will pay you first class prices. IL;
G: Fisher a. CO.. l65 So. w. Temple. Bell
517l. lad. 963. e2bS
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