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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
THIRD MRS. POWERS
GOES INTO HIDING
Bride of Ogden Doctor Not
Found With Husband, Faith
cr or Relatives.

The whereabouts Of Mrs ]. III. Powers
No. 3. who was Miss Kathryn Horusby
until ner marriage Tuesday night TO Dr.
!. II. Powers OF Ogden, became a mys-
terry yesterday. Separated from her hus-
band an hour after the ceremony by her
father, following a stormy scene in the
office Of the chief OF police, In which her
relatives accused the physician OF having
AN undivorced wife living in Boise, Ida.
tho youthful bride has now dropped from
the ken of relatives. friends and husband
DR.. Powers returned 10 the home OF his
mother. Mrs. II. ], Powers. in Ogden yes
teIday afternoon. His bride was not with
him and he refused TO see newspaper men
or to make any statement as 10 her
whereabouts, Thomas Y. UornsbT. ia
thcr OF the girl. living at 91S South First
West street. Salt Lake. was reached over
the telephone at I o'clock This morning
lie declared that his daughter was not
al home and that he had no Idea where
she was. Mr.. Hornsby refused To make
any statement concerning the affair
Neither could Miss May BornsDy. sister
OF the bride. who is a nurse at the Dec
hospital in Ogden. shed any light on the
girls sudden disappearance, Al st.
Marks hospital. whore Kathryn HornsoY
worked as a trained nurse prior TO her
marriage Tuesday. nothing had been seen
or heard Of her.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
MOBILES HAVE ||V|V|NC
WITH DRILL MANUEL
Mystic Shriners Learn lntri-
cacies of March in Prepara-
ton for Trip.

Trc noise ol marching meu and the
shr.Il c1v of command have been heard
issuing from the a.nory on Piepont
street at Irregular intervals lately and
people passing b. have wondered AT the
cause II was only on Friday evenings
that the noises were heard At first II
VAS thought that band or raw recruits
wore being trained by Colonel Irons OF
The twentieth United states infantry, In
p=ops ration for sudden call 10 Warch
IN ybs Mexican border.
The mystery was solved last night hN
Slerlocko thc Monk. Like many other
mvstsries. it was simple when the cause
waS known, IL was only the Arab patrol
~ r.! halah temple OF The order Of the
Mystic Shrine drilling Tor the imperial
council at Los Angeles next May The
drills sro held az the armoIE for the
reason that II Ia tho only building IN the
city InrEe enough for the maneuvers OF
The awkward squad of thirty under The
command of Captain Henry Simon
Even the armory appears too small.
Judging by last nights dri!l.
''RiGi, forward. fcurs right. guide lei,
ordered Captain Simon.
Mobiles J. S Crlichlow. &. ~. Fischer.
x J.. CoreIy and G. j.. Pinkcrtun. the first
fouy. instead vf going forward FACED
about and collidcd with the next four.
composed Of Mobiles L. c. Schramn, j.
u HoughtoU. Or. Warren Benjamin ana
Fred Dem. who were thrown back upon
the succeeding fours.
Captain Simon. who is drilling IN"
-gund gave the members good -nstlued
wasting" and iocuariy declared that hr
would have nothing more 10 no with them
unless they paid closer attention to his
commands.
This prouunciamento had the desired
effect and the remainder Of the drill went
nor. smoothly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
ELK ARE SEEN BY
MANY SALT LAKERS
Animals Are Being Shipped to
New Range in Sewer
County.

The carload OF elk which was shipped
TO Titan 10y the biological survey from
The Jackson Hole country last week ar
rived In this city yesterday afternoon
from ST. Anthony, lda., on route TO Sc
vier county, where tho animals will he
placed on the range.
The ell; arrived At { o'Clocl, in charge
Of T. w. Chambers. fish and game com
missioner, David Madsen and Joseph
Smith. deputy game wardcns and were
parked on the tracks near the old Dem
vcr * Rio Grande depot at Second South
and Sixth West streets. Until s O'Clock
last nigh; the elk were on exhibition and
were viewed by about 500 people during
the afternoon.
The animals are fine specimens and ap-
pcarcd TO be in good condition. T-nior-
tunately the antlers OF the bulls had TO
be removed 10 get them in the crates
while heins transport ed from the Jack
son Hole country 10 ST. Anthony In the
herd were two bulls and FIVE cows. The
car is due TO arrive in Salina today. from
whence the elk will be taken TO an en-
closure Of about forty acres. where they
will he confined and fed until they be-
come used 10 their new surroundings
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
SLEiGHRIOE FOR ELK.
Shipment OF Animals for Utah Is Accom-
pished by Many Difficulties.

Spccial to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 2s.-Thc hall carload ol
elk. ten i'm number. belonging 60 the
state OF Utah and on their way 10 the
Sewer forest passed through Ogden to-
day and were viewed by half hundred
people. who made trip 10 the railroad
Yards following The announcement OF +.
W. Chambers, state game and fish war
den. that the animals would be held here
TWO hours for exhibition purposes.
The elk. ;wo males and eight females,
come from the Jackson Hole country IN
Wyoming. An idea OF the difficulties en-
countered in this attemp; 30 establish elk
herds in Utah forests may be gained
when IT. is known that the elk in this
shipment wcrc hauled on sleos for dis
tancc OF more than sixty miles after
their capture before they could be loaded
into stock car at ST. Anthony, Ida. The
elk were in charge of j. &. Smith, the
district game warden. who stated that
the animals were making the trip in
good condition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
TELEPHONE PIONEER
SALT LAKE VISITOR

<. r. Annett is here from Jerome. Ida
Tor visit OF few DAYS in Salt Lake
city
In the early SOS Nh Auuett was vice
president and general superintendent OF
the Bel Telephone company IN salt Lake
In fact. ne was one OF Ine pioneer teie-
phone men OF the territory and state.
As early 1885 he introduced tho idea
OF using the telephone IN railroad train
dlsps tching. At that time W. w Ritter
was president OF the Utah 81 Nevada
railroad which ran from this city 20
Stockton. Tooele county :. r FentoG
Tas general freight and passenger agent
u the iittle line. which was g narrow
gauge that used 10 carry summer bathers
TO the old Garfield reEOrt. To these rail-
road officials Annett presented his plan
and thcy experimental with IL FOR some
time However. the telephone was tben
= crude affair - compared With the In
strGinout and its sppurteua uces OF today,
but even st that u was found 20 he ap-
pl'racle q" the business or frain disps tCh-
ing Since then Il has come into ey-
'@nsiNe use FOR thst purpose
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WHITE SLAVERY CHARGED.
Case OF Paul Gay VIII Come Before Fed.
eral Grand Jury IN Ogden.

Svocial Ia The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 2s.-Anone the cases TO
come before tile March term of tho fed =
cral grand Jury, which viii meet in Og
den for tho FIRST tlmo in the city's his
tory. is that OF Paul Gay, an alleged white
SLAYER now confined In the county jail,
Gay was arrested in this city serera!
months ago. following which inc was
held TO the federal grand jury by United
The charges against Gay are that he
induced two young women to become
habltues Of the restricted district In this
city and afterwards attempted to pay
Their railroad fares to q point in Oregon,
where they were to continue their i'm
moral practices. The jurors who are 10
serve have already been selected and
they viii meet In the federal building
on March Il.
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Inspects Strawberry Project.

PROVO Feb. 2S.-Louis C. Hin, gu
peryising engineer OF the United States
reclamation service, is in Provo and will
remain here for several DAYS inspecting
the work on tho Strawberry valley irrl-
CATION project His report will not be
made public until il has been submitted
10 the department at Washington. but
nation service that the progress being
made is entirely satisfactory Supcrln-
tcndent J. l.. Lytel. engineer in charge.
reports eighteen inches of snow at the
east portal and in Strawberry valley. APP
proEimately Sll feet of tunnel work was
done during the present month i15 feet
from the west portal and 336 al the cast
MORTAL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
HUNTSVILLE GETS
IN BOOSTING GAME
Disincorporated Town Deter
mined to Regain It's Place
on the Map.
sneclal ln r,nc TrIhnne.

Snecial fo The Tribune.
OGDEN, Eco. 2S.--P. l.. Orth. secretary
OF an Improvement club recently organ
!Eed az Huntsville. a village about TWEEN
ty-two miles northeast OF this city was
In Ogden today. He has several plans for
the rejuvenntion OF the village. which
lately disincoIporated. Among these is r
plan To establish what they intend 10 call
a summer capitol IN the valley three
miles from Huntsville.
Tho growth OF fruit and farm products
will be encouraged In order 10 secure more
permanent residents In the valley. Among
other boosters OF the little place are j. l..
Peterson. i. c.. Mckay, Sylvester V.
Grow. Andrew ;, Allen, William II. Bur
rows. j. G. Wangssaard, Peter NJ. Jensen,
Peter Johanson, r. G. Hansen and Nils
LofcTen.
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JAIL SENTENCE HELPS.
DRUG User. Almost Skeleton Whom Ar
rested. Rcealns Health In Cell

SDt'IaI 90 IUG IIIUUIIV-
OGDEN, Feb. 2s.-The physical nl-
pruve,nent which manifested itself in tho
case OF drug user following Il thirty day
sentence in the city jail 80 impressed
Judge William Reedcr this morning that
ne allowed Harry Wilson, who was re-
leased but a few days ago. TO 20 free un-
der n suspended sentence when the man
again faced MIN on Vagrancy charge
Wilson pleaded guilty TO the now charge.
but explained H." 1he court that he was
trying to TeacH His home in Idaho. The
court gave him two days in which 70 leave
the city Judge Rceder remarked that
Wilson was little more than 81 living stcle
ton when he entered the city Jail 10 serve
thirty days and that now ne appeared to
be in fairly good health.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
KNOW TUYSEI,T


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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
The PeeviSh Child
Needs a Laxative

y ix natural 'o- y child to laugh and
play and v-hen II TGlkF CroSEilv o. c-isa
you ma" ccpend or IL something physical
ie the matter. lf you see no evidences
of 4 serious a!imeat you will not os wrong
II yoa quietly give IL = dose OF mild laxe,
tive that evonins on putting IL 10 bed
The remedy most generally recon- mend
81 for this purpose is DR.. Ceidwe,rs Syrup
Pepein. which mothers throughout the
country hare been giving their children
Tor = quarter % d centuTy. Today thou
eanc6 OF families are using IL where hun
4; eds used ~ then. and there must be
aT.1nleudat alton
II ts edmittedly the perfect laxative
or children women. CID pcopia and all
nsherr who need q ssaJe bcVs. s:iuulsut
ard not v10lsnt salt. cAthRrilc pill or
docJored vaior. Dr.. csl38clls Syrup
p>psin viii acJ K,utis. and when taken
before retiring viii bring corupls;@ salts
fstta ~ hs ns2Itils = AtiSf- n sn9rl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
ARRESTED FOR DEATH THREAT.
Either Insanity or lncorrlaibity viii Be
Charge Against Lad,

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. Feb. 2S.-Irvlne Pratt. II years
oi age who lives with his parents at 2G3
East Second South street. is in tho county
iail here. where he in being held pending
further investigation. From the evidence
So far gathered by the sheriff young Pratt
II either candidate for the Industrial
school at Ogden or the State Mental hos
pital at Provo. Al late hour Monday
night the young man created rough
house at his horne, and with q butcher
knife thrcaten TO kill q Younger brother
and then kill himself.
For years the young man has shown
signs Of mental arrangement and about
two years ago wax conmitled to the State
Mental hospital. where he was treated for
a few months and released. Just what
charge VIII br made against Pratt has not
yet been decided by the county attorney
but il Will be either insanity or incor-
rigibility.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29

Use ~ this remedy ali forms OF outside
nid can b dispensed with and nature VA!
aENiu art alone
All clsssss Of GOOD Amsncan peoo,e
Keep = III the home for .ils OF the storn-
ecA. VvsT and hoveis and among thu
thcuFands who have written ths doctor
THAT theT vill never he without n arc
hrs. G.. 4. Bst--. g{s 2. 5th ST.. Salt IIate
CITY, Utah. and Srs. 7. y. Hickman.
Temunth. Colo. A doAe or ~ has saved
many persosi from = Hsriou. Hines
Anyone wishing 10 make a trial Of thls
remedy before buying ~ ia the regular
dollar II. - bottle (fauiIy sizsl rsr
have sample bottle sent 20 the horne
h.r o' charge by simply addressing Dr
". y. Caldwell toS Washington Street
Monticello. III Your name and address
ou Tgsfa' crrd will do
for sale b. scHRAdM- JOHNSON
DRUGS. "Th- N-Ner-Suo-l lltJIors," ~.
Ia sD4a sloreL
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lNERS AND HIS STAFF
CALL UPON GOVERNOR

Following = well established c-isrorr
Colonel Irons ana all ~ ihe officers of the
Twentieth Infantry. who were not on
duty AT tho fort. called IN body on Cow
.ruOr William Spry and his star al the
Alta club yesterday atlcruoon
The visit was 81 formal nature and
tho officers remained bout half au hour
In addition tu most of the members Of his
Ian. several of tho governors line OF
hrerS we're present. some time IN the
the governor and his STAFF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
ROBBED ON WAY HOME.
Hoidups Relieve Lewis 9. West OF Watch
and Money.
Special to The Tribune.

SpE''IHI 20 IHt 7 IIIUUIIHs
OGDEN. Feb. 2S-Tevis b. West
surveyors agent. was held Up and robbed
10y two masked men near Twenty second
street on Jefferson avenue Al about 1880
o'clock this morning. The thugs secured
4 watch valued at S"5 and SJ.1p in cash
from West. who was cn route 10 his home
AZ 2t5i Madison avenue AS West
walking along the street the two men,
armed with revolvers, stepped from behind
trees and ordered him to throw up his
hands. West complied. After he had been
searched the men disappeared into the
darkness The police department was
notified and detectives went 20 the scene
No clues have been found and the holdups
are still Al larne
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Orders Witness Released.

George II. QuIgleY. who has been held
IN the county Jail FOR several weeks as a
witness In toe case Of the state against
William McNsE. who was sentenced TO
life imprisonment for the murder of Will
liam 4. Ssudercocls at Garfield was or
dcrcd released on his own rc"oSnizsncc
YESTERDAY bl Judge +. e, Joofbourow OF
The criminal division az the Third dis
triCt court. QuEleY was held in default
az 2a0O0
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Morris Funeral Friday.

Tho funeral services for Edmond Henry
Morris who Gicd Tuesday afternoon. will
be held Friday at > p m, from the Twon-
ty-cighth ward chapel, under the dircc
tion Of the biShoprlc Of the Pleasant
City cemetery and :hc body may be
viewed by friends and relatives at the
residence OF his father. George V Nor
lis. 524 West Third North street. from
10 TO O'Clock on the day OF the funeral
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
MAYOR is ACQUITTED.
Jury Holds He Was Justified in ChastisIna
Citizen.
Special 20 The Tribune.

PROVO. Feb. 2S-The trial of the
personal damage suit of John Poisson
here for three days in the district court.
was finished AT noon and given to the
Jury, The defendant did not DENY that
he had fight with Pcrsson, hut made tho
plea that the plaintiff. with others. was
engaged IN an unlawful act and as mayor
of Payson city the defendant attempted
To restrain the men who were celcbrai-
Ing.
The weapon ALLEGED TO have been used
ON Person was also introduced as an
exhibit, This weapon lis small pine
silver about inches long and VIII weigh
not moro than Two ounces. The plaintiff
declared that EecCe struck him with II
metallic or other hard instrument, nfllct-
ing scalp wounds some Of them three
inches long. The jury was out until 4:3D
o'clock and returned verdict in favor
OF the defendant. ruling TINT no cause OF
action existed
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Court Grants Divorce

Special TO Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 2S-A final decree OF di-
vorce was granted by Judge J. A. Howell
IN the district court today 10 Estolla Har
rold from Earl w. Harold. The inter
locutOry decree WAS granted on August
~ 1911. The wife Was granted the right
TO resume her maiden name OF Estclla
Jilsou
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
Are Ever az War,

There are two things eveylastiugly
ST war. JOY and piles, Bat Bucklen s
Arnica SaIve viii banish piles in any
form. 1t soon subdues the itching, ir.
ritatSop, Inflammation or swelling. II
gives comfort, invLes JOY. Greatest
bruises. eczema, scalds. pimples. skin
eruptions. Only % cents at Schramm.
Johnson. Drugs. "Tbe Never Substi-
tutors,' five (5) good stores.
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Runaway Boy Found.

AZ predicted by the police. Young Neil
Rogers, aged -. who ran aw1y from his
home on Dubel avenue Tuesday night TO
discover new worlds. was picked up at
Evanston, Wyo., early yesterday morning
and iS being held for his parents. The
boy said he was headed for New York.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
Elko Depot Burns.

NDtlINT 10 INC IIbU.lE.
OGDEN, Fob. rs report received By
The officials or the Southern Pacific Of
hCisls hero at noon today was TO the ef-
feet that fire had partially destroyed the
new station and Offices or the Western
Pacific railroad NJ Elko. New. during the
morning The extent OF the loss vas not
known. the Rio Grande officials having
not received word OF tho fire The build
ing was substantial structure erected
by The Western Pacific about two wears
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
Litigation Over Boundary.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Fob. 2S.-The dispute over the
boundary line OF certain properly on the
lisrrisviUc road has resulted in Mariah
Saunders bringing suit against Henry Nc
Cul'ough and ". II. Child I'm the district
court. In addition 20 a decision rcgapl-
Ing. the disputed strip OF land. tne COM
pla'uart also asks SIS damages for the
changing OF a certain fence and alleged
wrongful! possession or the PROPERTY
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR


EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
embolincr. lG4 s, West Temple. Phones
1913. d3
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Petition for Guardian.
Spccial to Thc Tribune.

OGDEN. Feb. ga petition has been
fled !n the district court By Hyrum and
J. :. Carver asking that Josiah r.. Car
vcr be appointed guardian for J. W. Car
VcT an Incompetent. n Is represented
by HE petitioners, his brothers that Mr..
Carver Ia sixty years of age and qUit Q
feeble in both mind and body FTe is the
owner OF real estate from which the an
Dual rental is 5000 and personal property
valued at 5000
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MISS WILLARD. ART STUDIO; PRI-
vate lessons and in class. Phone S0Ss X.
i3T u lst South X1SoS
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES


BANK. OFFICE BAR AND STORE
fixtures; special designs submitted on
application: household refrigerator
cnrom end pocket billiard tables. bowl
Ing alleys and aupplics BTirswick-
Balse-C -Collsnder Co. i60 - isy so ita
" est. Bo,h phones iS< S40Ss
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PERSONAL ATTENTION AND THOR
ouEhness characterize Utah BUSINESS
College training. Day and night bgE,s bg9E,4
now. Boston huilding. sN'"'
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LOST-ONE BLACK LEATHER HAND
bag with ivory frame. monogram on
same NJ. Il. T. S. reward Return TO
l0S East South Temple. x2g99
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FOR RENT-sToREH00'
FOR RENT-N1ISCELLANI

AND POOL ROOM:
tables. IN first class cnndi,io9
rent. Call al Log Cabin hiiilarc
East 2nd South.
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erS, on April 1. and would after that date
se published from new plant 10 be In
stalled during the coming thirty days.
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f. G. o'DoNNELL UNDERTAKEN
and embalmer. has moved TO new 10
cation. e25-227 South West Temple st.
Realty bldg Both phones $50. o3399
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New Management Assumed.

Special TO Tne Tribune
OGDEN. Feb. 2S.-Folowiue confer
euce which was held IN this city today
II was announced By former Mayor VIII
liam GiaSmanu that the ogden Morning
Examiner. now published by Mr.. Glas-
mann. would be talen over by .he new
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
PERSONALS

ANY GIRL NEEDING FRIENDS WILL
find them at the Salvation Army. Ad-
dress all communications to Mrs. AdJu-
tant Sloate. 52l East Third South street
Salt Lake City. n2432
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME roe oseeisicr. .
"a Sases. Mrs LiEsls
SS-,h Beii 1A93-A.
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STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGe: ~ H.,
Hotel, restaurant and housch"ld Eeip'
Headquarters for iahotefs ,.,
5J West End South, Phone w.,
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HEIRS WANTED AT ONCE. $4,000 ES-
tates seeking claimants You may he
one. Facts In booklet SIS Send stamp.
International Claim Agency. Plttsburg.
Pa x6aS
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LOST AND FOUND


LOST-ONE BROWN SIBERIAN FOX
lap robe from automobile Monday night
Reward. No questions asked Return 81
South State. T2993
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MAYLON DETECTIVE SERVICE:
both phones 5S7 2oss-10 Mcintyre
building. Oldest. largest and best In The
west. s2347
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEA DING FLORIST. w. w KING.
PA l.. End SO. Both phones 81. b29I
HUDDART FLORAL CO. g. so. MAIN
81. Phones LOG. Cut flowers and n :.
neral designs. ni632
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SEWING MAoHM1
Ho1IsE CLEANING

SATI9Ssb sf..2,ss CO., HOUSE i5s + Fsa,s' s. Z s.
cleaning by exps's'
1855. Ind. ?'s.