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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08

This week at the Cosmos marks the
first vaudeville appearance OF Jack and
AL Gr,fett in their own black-face absurd
ity. SANS Substitute" Knox and Olvin
offer a new comedy and song melange.
Minnie Fisher, ''The Aerial Butterfly"
presents a decided novelty in midair
dancing and posing. Kelly Brothers, ex-
ponents of the soft shoe" dances; Uncle
Josh. Harris, the eccentric 'nddler"; the
Sensational Merediths.'' In a daring act
and three reels OF motion pictures COM
plete the bill. 1. s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08

The management Of the Arcade skating
auditorium has planned a fancy dress
carnival to take place within the next
few weeks. In order to assure success
the management has started preparations
at this early date. and promises to give
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08
Ch1aaA's.

/ Cnase's this week offers as the stellar
attraction Of its jubilee bill in celebration
Of its twelfth anniversary Gus Edwards'
.:Song Revue" with Mr.. Edwards. Ldl-
lian Boardman, Irene Martin, THE New
sie' girls and ,,''the Jammie Valentino
dark lantern beauties. The added attrec-
ton will be .snnr" White, the White 6ox
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08

Melville and Holcomb will lead the bill
at the Academy concert tonight with
their laushable singfng and talking act
AS an added attraction the management
has secured Lewis Levy. who viii. be
heard In parodies and popular songs
Al Valentine will present his character
istic monologue and parodies.- Between
the acts of these various artists there
will be thrown upon the screen motion
pictures OF subjects varied enough to
&uit every taste. 60 90 ...ta, -l..l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08
Casino Sunday Concert Today.

At the Casino. aTheater Sunday, concert
today the feature act win be the Royal
Venetian Band. re-engaged to render an
entirely new program Belle Simpson,
singing coincidence. who made a hit last
week, Will appear with. new material.
Mort Fox Will offer additional mono
losues and songs. Some Quarter Is the
term by which a talented singing ofgani-
sation Is known. Gladstone and Talmage
nave an instrumental musical act, and
the usual interesting motion picture play.
will be seen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08
PROP GARNER. AND e9v51E

Chicago Americana pitcher. q Washing
tonian, who is reported to have made
hit in vaudeville. Agnes Scott, who
Henry Keane give q rendition Of her
own new comedy Drifting" Billy Gas
ton and Minerva Covtrdale will romp
through Nifty Nonsense" The Three
Nevaros in pantomime; ihs M s,.a.ss.
pictures" showing 1.-THE Riders OF the
Plains'' complete the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08
Academy.

Hal Reds lat Cripple Creek" will be
at the Academy this week. The first act
Of the play shows the interior OF Martin
Mason's den, known as the Temple of
David. The second shows the interior of
Joe Mayfeid's cabin at Rift canyon; the
third shows the depths of The Last Dol
lar Mine and the last act occurs In Joe
Mayfield's new home upon the day Of his
marriage to Belle Gordon.
Martin Mason, the leader of q desperate
gang Of outlaws, furnishes the villainy OF
the piece. He attempts to wreSt from Joe
Mayfield The Last Dollar Claim. but Ma
son is thwarted in this plot by Dynamite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08

Verdi: terceuse from "Jocelyn., Codsr,l
trombone solo, ALL. So Pure, from
Martha" Fiotow, Signor Rossi; overture
Tannhauser," Wagner. 49,. s.1.ss..-s'
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Lyceum.

Dave Marion and his Dreamland Bur-
lesquers will be the attraction at the New
Lyceum this week. The "Aeronaut" is
the title OF q new two-act musical ex.
travaganza, with book and songs by Mr..
Marion. The scenic and electrical equip
ment are said to be unusually effective.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08
Gayety.

FIRED Twins Big Show" will be the
attraction at the Gayety Thsater this
week. No less than a dozen original
musical numbers. together with a
brand-new musical comedy entitled
Down the Line" and Trenches Ex-
Husbands" serve to introduce Larry
McCale, better known as the "King,"
seconded by VIII Mahoney, Joe Brady.
Billie MARI, Maj. Laird, Lester Pike,
Allen Evens and Jack Altman. Mar
garet Bennett and Ida Crispi lead the
soubrettes, along with Marie Revere,
Edna Roberts, Edna Erick. Alice Walker
and Celia Whitmer.
The oiio contains four novel acts.
headed by Jack Altman, Irish tenor;
Brady and hlahoney. the Hebrew fire.
man and foreman; MARI. Evens and
Irwin, novelty acrobats, and the DASH
ing Marie Revere, singer and dancer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08

n. Z. Philharmonic 0rchastra.
For the concert OF the New. Y6tk xnil.
harmonic Orchestra. 20 be given In this
city at the National Thsater 1Nss6ay
afternoon, January ~, 0uptavE xfaA5er,
the noted Vienna conductor. has Arrang-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08

NAY IRwIN'6 REAL EsTATE.-Ev-
ery time May Irwin stars In . sue
cessfuI play she buys valuable piece OF
property out Of the profits. Back Of the
recorded transfer OF property No. 6SS
Lexington avenue. New York. II IN un-
usual stsry Of stage success and the &C
cumulation Of real estate. The property
in question u made out 70 Nrs. Kurt Els
feIdt, her name In private life. The &C.
QUESTION Of eas Lexington avenue 10 the
direct result Of the profits Of Getting .
Polish" The apartment house next to II
has been the property Of Miss irwin for
some time. II was bought with the STAYS
share from another farce.
Ever since Afisg irwin has been head
ing companies she has managed TO lay
aside enough money to buy An establish
ment every nov and then. Out Of the
profits Of The Widow Jones'' she bought
house In West 45th street, New York.
now occupied by o prominent restau-
rateur. The Swell Miss FitzsweiP'
brought her sbuslnsss property on 9th
avenue. and q a6th street dwelling was
the material result Of the public's verdict
in her favor In 'Courted into Court -
Kate Kip, Buyer" bought a valuable
West End avenue residence. and Sister
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FOR RENT
.,,erKEEPING RoofaS

-r,s,,, ROOMS FOR HOUSE.
fIss 40. II Kendall square. e2osI
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s275o-6-RooM MODERN FRAME
HOUSE ON CAR LINE. SOUTH
EAST LOCATION. $500 CASH.
BALANCE EASY PAYMENTS
s4750-5-RooM STRICTLY MODERN
RED PRESSED BRICK. LARGE
RECEPTION HALL; FINELY FUR
NISHED THROUGHOUT IF YOU
WANT AN IDEAL HOME, SEE
THIS PLACE $1,000 CASH. BAL
ANCE EASY TERMS.
s2i5o-S-RoOM MODERN BRICK,
Men MEST HfN WALKs. Al '2f1 sHApG sen TREES. ss
NICE LAWN. $3.50 CASH, BAL
ANCE EASY TERMS.
s2lOo-5- ROOM MOD. RED PRESSED
fH gRleK nsk, 1G NEAR fAR rISr sGHo4hHGnIE SNh
CASH. BALANCE EASY TERMS.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.
6e WEST 3RD SOUTH.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NE<-slb L y Toik StLE
Are YOU going TO bulldc II you are YOU
want tho very best location obtainabie
80 or 100xli0 feet TO alley facing west
on Douglas avenue. near University, bet.
3rd and itb South streets and 18th and
18th East. Grand view Of entire valley;
pure watei. fresh air. cement walks;
sewer; gas, fine improvements, street cars.
etc. What more could you wish?
5oxlS5 feet 10th East bet lst and End
South streets. East front, Choice of two
car lines.
4osxl55 feet bet md and Ord South
streets OH 10th East, Paved street; ali
Iconveniences
Good corner. S2sx1e3 feet on Ord ave-
nue. and G street: fine for terrace or two
dwellings.
494x165 on II street bet. lst and md
avenue East front, close in; fnc neigh
borhood.
sox14O feet to alley on 5th East street
near park. 1ne for double house.
S2sx1s5 feet directly west OF above: old
house; good barn: cars and sewers. All
the above are first class and will bear in
lvestigation,
First class site for Wholesale End South
street bet ind and 3rd West streets; $@1x
1sj feet TO treckage. Will sell l. or
whole To suit.
Large corners or inside ground with
r. r tracks. 4th and 5th West streets,
| S2lx99-l15x165--1sox for manufactur-
ling or warehouse.
II interested call on
CROMAR
o11 Atlas Block.
ha5k
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HOTELS.
ROOMING HOUSES.

32-ROOMS-32
One of the best advertised. places
IN the, city: fine location: rent s6.
including steam heat. this is a
snap at $500; price $3.50.
10-ROOMS-l0
Near the postofTice: All rooms
rented but one. furnished COM
plete: sell for $3.50 and give terms:
not an old building. but nice
stone and brick front: rent $50.
INVESTIGATE
TINS proposition, where YOU can
net $40 per day on an investment
or s35O0: nice clean woak that
doesn't require q third OF your
time; open TO rigid investigation.
We Will allow YOU the privilege
M taking in the cash In this place
so there VIII he no question as 10
what they do: most complete
throughout: doing an average
daily business OF so; prize $500,
CIGAR STORE.
near a corner: II you want your
moneys worth look this Racc over
and we will make the price right:
rent doesn't practically cost you
anything.
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS
COMPANY.
1912 East 3rd South ST.
Mr.. Richey.
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GOOD. SERVICEARLE 5-PASSENGER.
3rd South. f3272
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LYNDS CHAPTER NO.
], Order Eastern Star,
Masonic temple. Stated
meetings first Friday
each month. Visiting
members will receive q
cordial welcome. Ada
Is. Hartenstein. W. NJ. !;
Nellie T. Spencer. Secre-
tary,
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II PUT UP WITH AN UNSATIS-
LIory room when you can find one
vii please YOU perfectly through the
Ia The Tribune Want columns. Hiss
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-urD ROOMS FOR HOUSE
~. also sleeping room. ~ Ken
'Zaarn. pn f32S4
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GOOD HONEST VALUES.

GOOD HONEST VALUES
BUY NOW.
st0o CASH. BALANCE $50 PER
MONTH. INCLUDING INTEREST A
9-RoOM NEW MODERN BRICK BUN
GAI.OW ON 1TH EAST: IT'S YOUR
OWN HOME: SEE THIS AT ONCE.
$3.50 CASH. NICE LOT ON UNIVER-
SlT.Y ST. NEAR HIGH SCHOOL: 25X120
FEET.
s425-S7s- FOOT LOT ON STH EAST
$525: 3IlFOOT LOT. 9Th EAST. $3.50
5o-FOOT LOT ON LAKE ST, TAKE
YOUR CHOICE. $40 CASH, $40 MONTH
LY.
FOR SNAPS SEE
PETERSON r. f. INVESTMENT CO.,
1920 BELL. sol FELT.
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NJ. H. TRACKAGE FOR WARE
lumber or coal yard: reasonable
u Vseier Seed Co, f2T94
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!, LIFE SCIENCE

" Mr.>,, ~0~~>-~--'---~ ---~@----->-~~->-<'
Maj iIit, IhL DISTRESS AND
V les.o,, gives health and happiness:
h5urs 49, classes and correspond.
J Hpns 70 lg, TO .. 347 so. 3rd
-'i4-E h1i1
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HOuSToNS THE HoUsERS.
$500,

A building corner on State
street between 10th and 18th
South: good surroundings; rca-
scnable terms can be made.
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HOFFMAN BROTHERS SPECIAL.
Sl5O0-A 5-room, red brick home on 9Th
West near tth South. We'll worth
$4,000. Owner leaving city, Terms
$500 cash. balance monthly: S per
cent interest,
s255o-A neat i-room. modern. brick cot
tagc In the southeast; cement
walk. lawn and flowers in; car
line passes the door, Terms. $500
cash, balance monthly.
se25O-A vell-b 7-room house, close
in. Has furnace, gas and modern
plumbing, Lot i0X165 feet A bar
gain. and we can arrange very
reasonable terms,
ss5o-A beautiful building spot on 10th
East and Princeton ave. Nice
sized lot. facing two streets.
Terms $50 cash. balance monthly.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN &.
TRUST COMPANY.
z. s Rich. Mgr. Sales Dept.
% T.. First So. st. Both phones 243,
aioS7
THE WANTS BRING; REALTY BUYERS
and sellers together at slight expense:
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5-room modern brick. northeast. south
front. lot 2sN7. fruit and shade trees
Party must sacrifice. 5000. on easy
terms.
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5-room new modern brick close in
southeast: large, light rooms; $500 cash
balance like rent
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S360fl.

Southeast. exceptionally good
fiVe-room modern brick cottage;
lot beaXlJ0 feet; large barn.
chicken runs. lawns, walks. shade
trees and flowers. If you are look
ing tor an up-to-date home see
this. Terms can be arranged on
this.
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TO LEASE

LEaar 7~---~~~~-~---~-~0---0
mn wa-NO lac SOUTH MAIN
n offIcsI merry occupied by o. s. L.
WITH s.. Floor space IS feet by l2@
a eihent. Best location In city
sng s'ordn. Board VI Trade
d5Il3
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$500.

STbUH.
Very neat little four-room brick
cottage, near Second South and
11th East. terms can be arranged.
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4 nice little hotel cigar stand for sale
cheap. clearing about IS ner month. Nice
for lady
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~sFkTHY TREATMENT.

+tNF nr, - ~>~--~N-@ -@--~>~---->7~>'-
y iez,inr HEALING BY OXYGEN !:
investigated; inexpen-
<e-el. a0S Mcintyre bldg. hsTl
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POULTRY AND PET STOCK

WITH HILLS PORTABLE
POULTRY HOUSE SYSTEM
OF KEEPING CHICKENS
ANYONE CAN MAKE BIG
MONEY WITH CHICKENS ON
A SMALL SPACE IN HIS BACK
YARD. WRITE FOR NEW
BOOKLET EXPLAINING HOW.
THE MOST INTERESTING
BOOK ON THIS SUBJECT
EVER PUBLISHED. IT'S FREE.
LEWIS A. HILLS.
OWNER HILLS POULTRY
FARM, 31o EAST 18TH SOUTH.
PHONE MURRAY 80.
VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME.
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4-room new brick. with large porch
Lot 35xl25. Close to car. $500; s50t
cash.
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$T2S9.
Party needs money 20 will sell
his home al q sacrifice: on First
avenue. close in; an eight-room
modern home, paving, walks.
sewer. gas heat, subdirided base
ment. with laundry, large lot:
south front For snap see this.
5000 per foot
4aa feet, east front. Main street
near Fifth South. II you want
real estate that Will make you
money take this.
We have a few business and
semi business properties that can
be bought right.
We have a few folder maps OF
Salt Lake City left. Call and get
one or drop us line and We will
mall you one.
HOUSTON REAL. ESTATE IN
VESTMENT CO,
351 Main st. Phones 81
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Co On Your Bond.
Employers Liability and all Cas-
ualty lines.
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FOR SALE.
7-ROOM BRICK FINE SHADE
AND LAWN. CEMENT WALKS,
GOOD BARN: LOT 50Xite TO
ALLEY: SOTrTHEAST; $1,000.
5-ROOM NEW COTTAGE ON
STATE ST, HAZE ACRE LOT
BROOM HOUSE. ONE ACRE
GROUND. FRUIT AND SHADE.
AND BARN: $500.
7-ROOM BRICK. FINE LOCA-
TION: MODERN EXCEPT FUR
MACE. $4,000.
6.ROOM FULL 2-STORY
HOUSE. MODERN. ON 9Th
SOUTH EAST: s325o.
ACREAGE.
TO l00 ACRE TRACTS.
SOUTH OF CITY. SEE Us.
SEARS INVESTMENT CO.
IL EAST 3RD SOUTH.
hsso
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES


EANK BAR STORE AND OFFICE
fixtures special designs submitted on
applications household refrigerators. bill
Hard and pool tables. bowling alleys and
supplies BrunA wick Bmllse -Collender Co.,
$50 TO 160 South %th West Both phones
465 a40se
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FARMS AND ACREAGE

IF YOU WANT A FARM
This will suit you. so acres un-
usually rich. deep, loamy soil.
good water right. 900 choice fruit
trees, ID acres wheat, | acre win
ter watcrmelons. lettuce. peas.
beans, stra wbcrries, raspberries,
grapes and all kinds garden truck
All fenced and all but few acres
can he cultivated. Located s. c.
near car line. This farm must be
sold Immediately understand
that? MUST BE SOLD IMME-
DIATELY, and will sell all or
part on easy terms or exchange
for city property. $1,000 down
and bal. At / per cent
&. y. ROSENBAUM
II e So. Temple.
4567-EIther Pnone-.567
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HOTELS AND RooM1NG HOUSES.

II rooms. running water. steam heat,
rent SIS. including heat gross income
slI5 a month; actually worth $500; quick
sale takes II for $1,000: $3.50 or $500 cash.
balance out OF the house
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We have a few business and
semi business properties that can
be bought right.
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Groom mod. brick. an ideal home. con-
servatory. furnace. laundry. front and
back stair~ays. fine corner o2xi36 100
fruit trees shade, lawn. garage. etc; on
the bench: $3.50: $500 cash.
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7-ROOM BUNGALOW. CLOSE IN Il
st, everything complete and high class
corner location: see owner for terms. Ecil
1851 hcI2
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~ OF DOUBLE HOUSE. STRICT
podern, piano, close in, 5S No.
+ Vest. hlllS
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a. RICHTER.
80 South Main Street. Phones Sal.
hnAI
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'k RENT-STOREROOMS.
.vk RENT-M5 sCELLANEoUs

s:dM9RY BUILDING NEAR r r..
= 4, located SAB W, 3rd No. In
. K n. Solomon Shoe Store. $50
h1a9
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, oF Is ACRES. GOOD HOUSE
ko,Inooe. suitable for dairy or poul-
4 tn also 4-room brick house
a,,n' ~ u. W., with good barn: cheap
eassoo rent team and furnish driver
.'0" trips. Inquire F-52. Tribune
h49S
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.pcC ROOM WITH USE OF
eas range. 203 So. oth East
- hale
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. alro ,MoOMS, PORCH AND Gel
2ulI '"o rooms and barn. 22i East
it@a-k. hI023
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED

ON lST SOUTH,
l0-room mod. house. hardwood finish all
$4,000: viii take 5000 half half cash ash Won't ONT
bother with any less: really worth double.
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- ron LIGHT HOUsEKEEF
ai only 81 month a'7 W. HlosS fiosS
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.s!a sa SHOP FOR RENT AND FINE
Fn S,7 sale or rent, reasonable.
I'm 80 Main ST., Park City, Utah, or
Te03l
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GUINEA EGGS FOR SALE. PHONE
Murray 1921 Black. MOS"
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s1oys FOR HOUSEKEEPING;
~ month. % E. 9th So. h334
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WASATCH LODGE NO. l. F. AND A. NJ.
Masonic temple corner First South
and Second East. Regular meetings sec
ond Friday OF each month Members oT
sister lodges and sojourninG brethren cor
dlally invited. Fl. S. knight. w. M.
A. J. Lowe. Secretary
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<B YOUR HOUSE OR APARTMENT
nt known in The Tribune Want
|css-youll find results from such
|tIssments speedy and satisfactory.
Hiss
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SANITARY CARRIAGE REMOVAL. co.
Let us assist you IN keeping Glenn.
both phones ONIce II L, 3rd So. mr.
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THE WANTS BRING REALTY BUYERS
and sellers together at slight expense
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rr HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
~ X Temple. No children. h23o
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n FURNISHED LARGE ROOM
ds South, Bell phone 5S21-Y. h365
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-..rr THREE ROOMS FOR LIGHT
.sssep!ng, close In. Zes :. sra .o;S SO;
f2ls2
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ID Ia IA e-ACRE CHICKEN AND
p,er f-room brick house. plenty
Ia i,5soase ose In. Fadner. Bell Forest
"'ol. h109l
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~-.Ir OF MODERN FURNISHED
,ro blocks from Kenyon hotel.
,ttssy f330S
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TAKE A DOSE OF
DE Is
J. THE BEST MEDICINE ~
FOR COUC n S e COLDS
Funds to Flight Tuberculo S.


Based on reports from all parts OF
the United States the National Asso-
citation for the Study and Prevention
of tuberculosis has Issued statement
which shows that in 1910 nearly $l5,-
100000 was spent in the fight against
tuberculosis, as opposed to $S,000.00O
spent in 1909 The largest item Of ex-
pense In 1910 was for treatment In
sanatoria and hospitals, $11,376,5OO be-
Ing expended for that purpose, or
more than double the amount for 1909.
The anti,tuberculosis associations
spent s760,500 and the tuberculosis
dispensaries $3.50, 900. The special mu-
nicipal and state expenditures aggre-
gate st,750,0 600.
The statement declares that the
most significant fact in the survey OF
the years work IS the increase in the
percentage of public money spent.
While in 1909 535 per cent of the
total expenditure was from federal,
state, municipal or county funds, 62.8
per cent came from public appropria-
tons in 1910. The actual amount OF
public money spent in tuberculosis
work this past year was S9,267 900, or
more than double the amount from
this same source in 1909. This fact
Indicates, the national association de-
clares, that anti-tuberculosis associa-
lions are gaining ground. by securing
Increased appropriations from public
money.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-01-12
Ascetles In india.

Selfrenunciation Is one OF the fea-
lures OF Hindooism. A writer says;
Tho ascetic life is the natural fruit
of the pessimism Of India In no other
country is such transcendent merit
attached to modification Of the flesh.
Ascetics press their martyrdom to al.
most incredible limits; they will pass
their days outstretohed upon bed Of
spikes, they will hold up an arm till
II withers In the socket; literally they
treat the body as though It were q
slave. The devotee Is saluted every.
where as maharaja men OF wealth
and position constantly in their de-
rlining years resign their possessi
10 their heirs, and wait for death In
nakedness and poverty by the Ganges
at Benares; nay, It Is no uncommon
thing that young men, the products OF
pur universities, should relinQuish
their interests and their ambitions
and join the wandering army Of de-
yotees who literally In sackcloth and
ashes, seek grace In an unending
round OF pilgrimages"