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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12
German Jetfieme0t.

Farmers commenced to cut corn.
The prostrating heat gives all growing
things twist. Slim trees look like
cork screws. Goose bone prophets
predict an early winter.
Providence school will commence
Monday with Mr.. Charl,y Tompkins
as teacher.
At this time Of the year loatng is
the hardest work on earth. The man
who loafs goes backward so fast that
he uses his past for the future.
Some politicians foresee a Progress
sive victory next November. German
Settlement is Progressive. Colonel
Roosevelt has proved over and over
again in every position he has ever
occupied from Police commissioner of
New York to the Presidency itself,
more laws were enacted for the gener-
al benefit Of the people while in office.
He is marvellous man, a man Of
great resources, great intellect, great
energy and courage and man OF the
highest degree Of integrity, he will 60
down IN the history of this country
as the most remarkable man of his
davs. Our leader is tried and true,
and he stands ready to NEE, any Col,
ialh who dares to assail true American
principles.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12
MIKES RETORr

Mrs. Casey (sitting up in bed)-
Moike, did yez put out the catl
Mr.. Casey-Oi did.
Mrs. C.sey--Oi don't behave it.
Mr.. Casey-Well, If yez think oi'm
liar, get up and put 'er out your.
sell.
A man always thinks It takes less brains
to run somebody else's business than his
own.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12
Miss Stella Muier Dead.

Miss Stella Mner. of this city, died
suddenly of heart trouble Tuesday
morning. Funeral services were
held a, the residence Wednesday after
n,on Al 200 p M. and the remains
we're taken to Freedom Cemetery for
cntermcnt.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12
Preaching at the Presbyterian
Church SUNDAY.

There will be services at the Pres
byterian Church next Sunday morn
ing and evening, sermon in the
morning, and lecture in the evening
on Bro. Orr's tri p out west. Every
body cordially invited.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
: COUNTRY NEWS. :
ssSSssasssssssss ssssssssS T
SCATTERED ITEMS

Miss Fay Hatfield, daughter of Jas.
Hatfield, South OF town, went to Kan
sas City last week where she was OPP
Grated on for gladstone. 1t is hoped
that Miss Fay will soon be home, we'll
again.
p. S. We are still for Teddy and
the platform he represents.
Miss Maud Brown left Monday
for Warrensburg where she will attend
school the coming term.
The threshing is about over and
most of the wheat sold. Owing to
various causes much of the wheat test
ed rather low and sold from 7sc to
csc per bushel.
Therd mas been considerable tim
othy seed threshed. ]. B. Shannep
threshed IS bu., W. A. Buell. 100 bu.
and Horace Hunter 1ao bus, while
others had considerable.
A fine local shower fell Monday
northeast of town and put plowed
land in shape to work down for wheat
sowing. 1t has been so hot and dry
and the ground SO hard that MANY
had quit work on their wheat land.
Loan Kaufman entered the Ver-
sailles school Monday.
Elmer Sparks is preparing to SOW
wheat on his farm recently bought of
Mr.. Young, known as the Brick house
farm.
Joe Ridl,r and Horace Hunter were
recently aiding bit in cattle irving
to make an honest dollar 10 help
make things prosperss.
Quite number of relatives and
trends visited with Hugh Barbour
and family Sunday Among them
were w. A. Taylor. Mrs. N. +. Snod-
grass, Mis- Albrrtine Barbour, Berry
Barbour, Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett, Miss
Blanch Latham and Myrtle Miller.
Hugh gave all feast of fine melons.
Shores Hunter had a fine COW to
get it's leg dislocated Monday. and
J. w. Kaufman had a morse cut on
the wire Sunday while at church.
Several persons last week almos,
had serious fire by their coal oil
stoves going wrong. Among them
were Mrs. Melva Hunter and Miss
Eula Dale. We will not tell how bad.
ly they were frightened.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12
Marriage Licenses.

Geo. A. Twitchel, Versailles
Tracy E. Humans Windsor
Elbert H. Phillips, Carver
Dora B. Carver. Carver
II. A. Purvis, Proctor
Beulah Bowers, Proctor
Frank X. Crane, Versailles
Lenora ID. Scott, Marvin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United states for ihe district OF Utah.
In Tho matter or Wiliam :. lIil.
bankrupt. No 1888 in bankruptcy
Petition for discharge
Vn the Honorable John 4. Marshall.
Judge o: lie district conrt OK the
United Statea for the district of Ltall:
William :. fill of Salt Lake CITY.
in the county OF Salt Lake and
state NJ Utah. in said district. respect
fully represents that OH the llth day
Of November last past. hc vas dulY ad =
judged bankrupt undcr the acts OF con-
s.ngs relating 1" hanlsrurtcy; HAT he
has duly surrendered all his property aud
rights OF property, and has fully con-.
piled with all the requirements or said
acts and OF the orders 81 the corIt touch
inr his bankruptcy.
Whercfore ne prays shat lie may be
decrced by the court 20 have i full dis
charge from MI dch's provab'c against L
his estsi. unGnr said bankrupt acts.
cNcent sIch dcbts AS ere excepted by
l-w fiC1n %ucb discharge.
Dated this "iat day uf October. 4.
y. l.l2.
WILLIAM :. IlItL.
Esniii1;Pt.
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DIED

NlDCJl>S--tt MGee.oE lloX Eldct county
Utal.. October 81. l9l.- from BENZ rnn
c3'cT by engine Gnd "grs. I1n9H l., oous'
iir his twenty .ilfth rcar. NATIVE o: SGilna,
CcIJ. son of M. :Dd Mas Lewis v
Woods. Funeral services today (SatnF-,
da.p at :; .. m, Crorn thc Mlssi"u chapel
OF T,sci;ai,ei .Tus. NVn. r"vot. ~ South
NVcd Trturi- stlroJ. Frien1s are iUfiied
ia n q cIi,I latoyne,t "a MI. Onrct "cu,"-
te,S.l Ecv. r. *. -inipisln Viii olfic!atr'
SIN pt:rl. .hNp--!u ih!s city November
l.. tai. Mrs. Jane Sundcrland. VIC -;
s;eor.c. C,gwalJ SGudcTls nd, iI, Seventh
nv.it.lc, in h-r slHty-third wear. Sot:
-; tis psi,ois uf Ebcr W. Hall, l6i south
Nest. TcnulG street. Notice OF Iuncrhl
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NOTICE.

sal. Lake CRY. October =. 1917.
r'';TsOsn; - law. noIice Is !!erehJ T,ts' s
ic INSTRUCTION. ,lat q TonTcntlon lid III 'ts ts
state Text Tuok Co,nmission ~ 'ahco 10
convene at S,lt Lake C:ty. tan; IN io"t's
co. i'cl, building. SATURDAY Dcne'l, 80
IS l9l. q, ! o'clock p. IN, 70 adopt tent
BOOKS Tor all district schools OF Inc slale
except in cities of The iiGsi "na IN" So,
,,yl ci.ss iol a pcrjo Of FIVE wears ironi
tb.. c,.t c.f July 1918, SHpantte ..nno
scaled propossls from PUBLISHERS VIII PC
@ccivcd Is the STATE is%t s9oN Ieol
;,.t.rHrnt az pub'ic Instruction. room "un
i+elr building. 'i4ll Lake city ttith' lnt,
Saturday. Icccunber Is, 1917. az J. o cioIN
,,pcr for Furnishing les; oopks IN no
i.n, ,i7. TjymenI..ry schools; Eesd,nI.
WrltinG. A6thme,iS GnsIisn o'fEHn.;mayT EIh.;@a[.
Ta;,n.. Sf,Idy. Physiology. Hvr!cne. S@hi~ y
iayicn. Music, CIVIL Government ar. t'"o
Momivs, Dictionaries and Elencata'! NJ
l-or -ne IIlgh schoo's; 5NGLlSH--tAi-
ornturr Grammar snd Composition, iiis.
!o,y e. hnEiish I1,Sl"E%r", rrnrcr M2nEES sn9n,:
',SCJEvT I.ANGT' At;ES-l.atin. Crock.
NATIII.NATICS Algebra Plane Coon
cii said sn5sIs} GeSG'sir 3gs Trgso,,nes;r ar's-
!.sle,,T, ..,,moT,, Eisman,a.ry Agriculture.
PHYSICAL Geoglcply!, R",ITy x'd,. Zoo9Ey. ,2l
TorY AMI SoCLA1. SC1ENCE-An,srt,an ,anl
lIjstory. English History. General llis-'
tnrv Ancieu; History. Modern History.
.an I,ilizensh!r. civ!cs. .tRT AMI N
NJ STRY pom"stic, hr'. Domestic
Science. Mechanic .\rts. sri2"lfvrc. AZ
ropoiny. tninai lIushaEdi-'. Mschan'Gal
pra0ins industris, NY; l'aN,i,s, ,',i,,,: mms,c'
Stcn"grsphy Typcwri,ine Commercial
.n~rnsp..ndcncc and Bookkeeping
Text books on all subjects above
named VIII mo considecod for the grade
or grades in which such subjects hra COM
mtsnly taught.
At the time and The place specified. the
stats Text riccl< Commission VIII mees
and publicly opcn and read All The, pro,
ToSsls that have been received and VIII
make it, awards within thirty DAYS thorc-
The hiss and Tho terms from the pub
fishers must hc accoinpanied by sar1p!'
nisllcd together with statement OF the
iDtrnductoiH or exchange price. and of the
Wholesale and retail price. MT which the
uOblisher agrees 10 Furnish car,l rook
Within The state during the fun trlc for
,ri,ic,, said books may Ge adopted. j. C.. for
8. unrio9 OF hvc years from the first DAY
~ Juiy JaiS. The publisher OF publish.
ers whose proposals. shall II" accepted
must .euier into 4 written contract with
lbr stsic Superintendent Of Public IN.
strnctiou and shall give bond with Two
s,ifricicut sure:ioS in n r>aeonahI cum To
bc fiXnd by In" state Test T!ooli Commits
sion for ihr faithful performance Of such
contract.
All bidders VII he reqnred d,a, I, 81 give q,s net
,nent and { o. h.. salt Lake city,
RtCh, is reserved hE tie STATE TrTt ',,,
or AL bids. OF any part thcreol,
State superintendent ot IsuDiie Instrue
lion, h"s'-
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IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third mdcis. dis,gict IN and FOR Sal,
Like county. state of TtIh.-WG1 n.
NcJniyve JaIucs II. Noyic r. l.; Miller
and cbc First NHiioDsi EsnN OF Neph!,
n corIc.aiinu, plaintiffs, W. E!Jh Con-
solidatol Plaster comps rs, corporation,
defendant Notice u creditors:
", pursuance of an order NJ the above
entitled court duly made and entered on
the .oth day Of October. ?gl9 notice is
heTer.. given tv the undersigned. tl.o re-
ccivci of the Utah Consolidated Plaster
COMPANY. a corporation. 20 tho creditors
az: and all person. having claims aga inst
the said corporation. % present them u
said receiver a! the office OF Moylc &
Van Cott. pcserei National Bank build
:nS Sc'i Lake CITY. Ctdh. on or before
IT, 2oth 6av az November. \. d 1912
JAMES IL. JACKSON. Receiver.
r1,,.H oftcfc- ~ 1917 n 400.
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NOTICE OF sTockHoLDERs MEET

The annua! meeting Of the stockhod-
era al the Horn SILVER Mining Company
for the election OF directors for the year
January /. 1912. VIII ne held
at the office of tho conpan;' room &d5
Mccormick bUiiGIu-. Salt Lake City. ;tan.
on TUESDAY, December 2, 1912. at II
o clock noon. The transfer books vii,
cioso on November ., 1912. at - O'Clock
noon, and reopen on November 13. i9l9,
at 10 o'clock .. m.
EDWARD +. EMMETT. Secretary:
l,ls
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GROCERY SPECIALS

: PkC;S. EATSTNS. &c: RANCH EtT-
tcv. soc: > lbs. good creamery butter,
SIC. . cans corn l5c; , large cans FISH
dried pllInes. a5c: new mlncc meat. H..
Toe. bologna, 10. Zoe: 3 boxes matches.
25c: C.Tisco. can, 25c: bars Crystal
White. Fairy &. r.. Nap. SOAP. 25c;
lbs eastern cheese tjc. 1G lbS. sugar, 81
straight grade flour. 81 Cold Dust zoe:
4 lhs rice or brown hcIps. 25c: Sea Gull
sardinss. 1rc. Gcrmad", sk., 3pc IS lard
SOC los s1t5: cunuougd lard. - %5c. 'S
soc. los sl.l0, Cnicas" store, li6 West
1st South. kl%i
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onpmn or NOTICE THEREON,

~
On this Slgi day or October. \. -.
isl9. on reading The foregoing petition,
4; l. ordered by tho court that n hear
ing ne had upon The sam" Oh the 2Oii
dar of Novomo~r. =. y. 1872. before said
court a. Sail Lake CITY. in said district
III lo o'clock in thc forenoon: and tliat
no,ice thereof he published IN The SAL:
Lake Tribune. . newspapc" printed in
said district. and that all !:noWn crcdf-
,n;s and oth@r peTecps III Interest may
arpcar Al the said time and place and
show cauS~. Il any they have. why the
PRAYER OF the ssiI petitioner should not
lie crarteI.
AND It - further orlcrcl by tho court
ia-t the clerk Hll'll sc"J by mal 30 ali
known crejiluts copies 81 yaid petition
snI this order. addressed 10 them 1T
1Aci- places or r"g!d"ncc as stated.
Witncas ,he ,luTor.lols john 3. Mar
shall judge ol tic said district court.
and the seal thereof. dt salt Lake CITY.
ST. said disilir'. nu The 3lst day ut Og-
toher. 5. -. 1912.
A,iest: JErEOLr r. LETCIiEE,
fScsi Of ccufp Clci':
l.; 70.
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oRpEm or NoTIcr THEREON.

pEpEE pF NpIltE Z AIiEEEDN.
District 81 Utah.
On this @lst day OF October. 4, u, 1872.
"u reading tho foregoing petition st ~
ordered by The court that . hearing nc
had Upon the same Tie .ctG day OF No
vembnr A. l.. 1912. before said court al
salt Lake City. in said district at ton
% clock In iie forenoon, aud that notice
thereof be published In the Salt Lake
! Tribune. 2 newspaper printed in said
district. and t,lst al Known rreoitors
and other persons IN interest may appear
1T the said time and place and SHOW
cause, ii any rhe;- haze. why the prayer
o' the seid petitioner should not be
granted
| And II IL further ordered Dy. toe court.
that The cieEl: sl.aN send b. NAL! 10 ali
knoTn creditors copies OF SAID petition
and th!e Order. addressed TO tiletn nr
thcir plsces % resi6snce as stated.
Wi,ncS. tho Honorable John 4. Mar
shall. Judge OF the said district court.
and the seal thereof, ~ SAT- Lake City,
IN said district. or The 3lst Gay OF Octo-
her, A. i. 1919.
Attest: JEKE0Lp +. LETCIiI;H.
! (SesI ol cOui1) Clerk.
=
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FUNERAL NOTICES.


ELLTS-1'hr !uncraI uc lloy.ald Ellis.
MID died at his home. Ev. 10 Elan ave-
nuc. Oc,oirer -. 1917. aged II recTrs. WI
be held S;l,nYday afternoon at o'clock
under thc auspices oi the MsNw ell NJ
l<,an post -. 4. r., iiou. the Quaiir"uSh-
.aEco,i funeral nulIorS. :.it Snutil Aalp
street The in;orrlcnt In Tie family plot
.,t ALl. 0llyct vehntarN wiz he private.
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ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIPS

NEW YORK, LoNrOEDElikf AND
GLASGOW. NEW TOE.k. PAL
ERNO AND NAPLES.
Attractive rates for tickets between Sew
York and sii Scotch. English, IRISH. Con-
siaentai and Medit erranean Points. Su.
pcrior Accommodation. Excellent Cuisine,
Efficient Service. Apply for Reservation
IN local agent nr Anchor Line or HEN
PERSON BROTHERS, Genera! Agents
Chicago III
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and in accordance With Law. and an or
DEF. of the board OF directors made on
the 2Sth day OF August. 1872. 40 many
shares OF each parcel of such stock as
may he necessary. will he sold at tho Of
flee Of tho company, No. Col South Main
street. Salt Lake CITY. Utah on the nth
6ay OF November. t9l2. AT the hour OF
p M, Ia pay delinquent assessments
thereon together With The cost Of ad-
yeriising and expenses ~ the sale.
CHARLES Tyne, Secretary,
Abraham Irrigation COMPANY.
351 South Main St. Salt Lake City, Utah
Sale date November -. 1872. y. m.
l1D
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NoTIcE OF DELINQUENT ASSESS,
q SSE SSMEMI MUMSEE z.

Nb:aham Irrication ConranN. FIInrl"
pai place OF business Sol South Main
s-roo. Satt Lake t'itT Utah Notice.
rI,cr, arc Delinquent upon the following
described stocl on account "t assess.
,ncnt No :. levied on the esth day OF
August. i?lo tho several amounts So
opposite the names of the respective
shareholders as follows:
Nm cert Name No shares. Amt.
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.-EoOM aTE.rT!Y i Moolrn.
pap;ie1 and psiu:cd: no, ,''s: ~ SgS'
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RHEUMATHM

---~>---~oe---..--,...,,,--S- FREE
CCEEn ny OXYGEN = teslirsss;
let I,als OF sslt l.sss s ONLY "
Learn this sclcntific anoI ran 0N7a
Write or phone toos!'e WclnlyH n
20. Hyland @Gi5-M' wv T
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

-~~~~~->-~~~~ ~~",-~-~>~~->~
G9AS. PET bESON, ~ RICHARDS ST.
1905. Iss
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GROOM MODERN. e,o ccs
s"o. A7pi% So g.. 5.h ,ia,, 9iN &,
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MONUMENTS. ToMBsToNEs

rAEGE NSTOCE TO SELECT FROM. r.
McKers.!e. Display Yards. St2 So. state
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CLEANING AND DYEING

- - -, - -
SAt.T LAKE, CLEANING CO, 36i so.
state ct. Phones aSs5 m-G5s
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WANTED
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

GIRLS IN ALt. DEPARTMENTS NJ
PLY ,EEApT FOR WORK hN 8. M
AND r. NJ. DAILY. TROY IAuNDHi ] E
AZ SOLTH 5IH EAST
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TAILOR MADE CoRsETs

MRS NJ. HAYES. SPiRELLA CORSETS,
one year guarantee. go ", &gd No
Wasatch 25S0-.T. illO3s
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UTAH IpNK co. HIGHEST P- IL
raid fer iron, brae.. .aqs. tn'tcs t,ln-
bar. copper etc. $40 So. tth EeS.' [Io,s
Wasatch %"s. -- -
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IN THE: DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States ruI' ihc district ot Utah.
IN Tia" matter &C Frank Morrison.
bankrupt. No. l"6" IN o2nkru2t"H.---
Petition for discharge.
TO the Honorable John A Marshall,
irdgc ~ the district rouli of the United
Sta;os for The district ot ttab:
Frank ArnrrisDn a. SniI AK" C.iy.
In the .uuuty uf :;8ii Lake aud state Of
Utah. Ia said distric'. I"Specaully repro
Scnis tnat ON Inc .Ntl IL" CC Maven
her last past ,i- Vn- nuiv udjud-"d
bankrupt nndrr Tho T'i+ ~ congress re-
ntine IN bankrUrt's, ih&i he las July
sirrrndercd all his property and iiGlis
vi property. aud has frlly cuDiolcI with
Ell the requirements of said acts and OF
yhe orders or the "',irJ touching his
T13nk!uptcH.
Wherefore ne prirs ;har ne may Se
lecrced by the court to nave = full dis
charge from all Icbts, provablc against
lis estate uadcr said bankrupt acts. ox-
sept Such debts as a." excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 5!at dav pf October. \. p.
1912. FRANK MORRISON,
Bankrupt.
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WANTED
WANTCD-MALE HELP
SOLICITORS. ATTENTION.

I want 10 experienced SOLICITOR rThn nave
mad" eocd 20 work a.. HcT T'!nDo=itpN
which Is well advertiser. VIII siAlt OF
Nov. iin. Answer ty l"tter FOR appot0t-
!n"nt. With references, O. sales manager
care Tribune.
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CHINESE HERBS

L So WOO. 20 WEST .XD SOUTH:
all diseases caTed Win his ce;sors ed
Chinese rem edieS, h,2S
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DUCK SHOOTING.

- -
COOP SHOOTING At WAIJEY DUCK
club, sl,50 per day. Apply 20 guard at
club. Shooting every day. k142
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FURRIER

FuHS CLEANED. EEMopEI.ED AND
Eepshed: Geneva c. Hicks Co, SIS So
''n f. Was "'O.. h&0a3
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS
GUN, REVOLVER REPAIRING


EXPERT EEPhTEINC: WE RENT
guns, models made and perfected a
snecialty. knudsea Novelty 'Mantg. Co,
COO State. Was 1901 hio.i
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SEWING MACHINES


We SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALI,
makes. los Eass IND So. Wasatct 41V3.
d3fl5
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HAIR GOODS


COMBINES MADE INTO SWITCHES.
si.50, Ladies. bring ,hcm 10 Fcrclna
poclors g. T.. lth South. il3sl5
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SUCCESS INSURANCE-U UTAH BUSI'
:ess COLLEGE preparation for business
nre. Start q course now Boston blIs
day CT night. el63S
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WANTED FIVE prr1~rT To COM
nrn'e r-rt" tT ;er 'eay ms for pr'ntS II
f.er 5scrrc1 .da~"e- " \ Bcsr"~"'
qfI To.eri- .rn'!",;. yt-e~, Crdnn. hin''
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DRESsMAKING

y X Z : 5 ~ ASTEG. SATISFACTION
guarantee ecd P-'ices reasonable. "a3 w
5th South. Wasatch eGlS..! h1"e3
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HorSEKEErER WANTED. W1pOWEk
With mo children. quiet country homo.
AprlN With references. etc, A Il. Gart-
!eii. Fountain Green, t-lal. E"O
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT HOUSES uxr,,

- :. - = - - VHHIS0-
t-.CuM aiorJT,,x .-,.-,-s
windsor ave !nguirc Stn.|aHAcE:
SIT :" :'ci. "th anI 10Th a.. IneS
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CoATrEfE ENT WOMAN For GENERAL
hu'lsewctl;. Capt II, II. C0Hui';1. ~
DcUGlas R1r
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HIGHEST P45IcEs FSIn FoH SECo%;,.
hand furn.t,,re. carpets. stoves t!nnE
and yalisce Wa73tch 99s c"'''
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TO nc. YOUR UPHotsTEHISG ~
rnstt-ess -nm5ElnS, Ctah Gco"'" "a,
HsE. Co Phone 2s3.
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING

| PAY BEsT PEICE FOR SECOTD-
hand goods. W, GlIclsman - SO. w.
Temple. Wasatch dj13 hl1Cl
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


CBr.E W. HALL. GNOEETANER AND
Anl5alner. I64 80. West Tc.1p'e. Fhon"
soS 63
{. Is, OpONNCT1.. 1-NpEETAk Is bR
and snoaimer, has moved 90 now locs'
.!ou. c9E-2? South West Temple street
Realty bldg. Phone $50. o3S9'
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VACUUM CLEANERS


ELECTRIC VACUUM q l. L, 4 y +, x <
rented si.95 6ay. We deliver. demou-
stratc ana collect them. "Amerc q
lOo Atlas hloc: Wasatch 212a. Ei
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school GiEi. Or ONE EMPLOYED 'r0
S'"" with lady for room and bcBrd; !;
address, C.iS Tribune. kis
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PRINTING.


PRESS --rTAITS BIGGEST
plant. PRINTING Binding Office Sup
plies and Furniture. Legal Eanks 66
w. mo So. Exchange 2O2. k12j
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE
inent First congregational church: Ts
get you = position fyeo ot charge. Tese.
phone 5sae teTI2
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ALI NINDs sECo%p-HANn ctoiHI'
Ing. t-uniss ra,iscs: brs: E.'cHr pa.J' pj
q CD7ore e-cia! 81 .epiy ~ fcs'A' IA
Thone 5T11. -
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: PAT TnE Bp&r Fr7cfS Eot: Not
cid clothes E7ll s9nl. -
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11sT Yr,J-r sr,C.f,ND-1;A@p AtTrMo-
bile -Jtb ys we haTe cus'r'ncrs
ell Ilr1s and sizes. Fowler. '"-'s --e,
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EMF OVERS HAVE COME TO LOOK
10 The Tribune Wants rs The means
OF syn1rsonias 10 them applicants 20!
positions In nvery lire Of human en-
deavo-. Skilled specialists. capable
helpers IN t!e office, shop or f7ctory.
those vho-can bear responsibility ana
MAXI HnOd In thelr tasks.
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WANTED SOLICITORS FOR IOCN,
work: o2ce1!cnt pay for bright parlcF
;Arply Monday, 70 Ia a m. 3of Nc"'
house BUlld!uE h1pil
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WANTED
ISCELLANEOUS

Will sIIlP Gat; H. II, GOODS " 80 ~
Angeles ana one 10 Chicago ana U'' n
PortIar3 and ore 10 Fioflua n:i ne:., -
5nys; -ery res scpAbls rstcs. rin'"a rSsos
&. Storage 20 :. -. Lain h--