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Catholics Do Not Believe

That indulgences permit them to
commit sin.
That indulgences remit their sins
committed.
That indulgences can be bought.
That the mere confessing Of their
sins to a priest merits forgiveness.
That they can have their sins for
given without resolving to commit
them no more.
That all sins are equally heinous in
the sight of God.
That the slightest sin will damn =
soul.
That they can pay for Mass.
That they can buy the ransom OF a
soul from Purgatory.
That sermons should be preached in
Latin to English-speaking congresa.
lions.
That -Mary's Immaculate Conception
means that she had no natural father
That they are prohibited from pray :
ing directly to God.
That they must pray only to the
saints.
That God wishes to damn any soul.
That merely the going to Mass on
Sundays is sufficient to save their
souls.
That they are obliged to obey the
Pope in matters purely temporal
That a life Of perpetual chastity is
impossible.
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Thou Art Not Conquered Vet.


Thou art not conquered yet, dear
land,
Though pale thy once bright cheek.
Although thy lips of golden song
Now mournfully do speak.
Although thine eyes have dimmed
their hue.
And with cold tears are wet,
Mother, thy heart beats proudly still;
Thou art not conquered vet.
Thy limbs are bound in letters strong,
Thy heart is beating fast,
For, oh! the gloomy pail of death
Is ever round thee cast.
The stars bring thee no light astore,
Thy glorious sun is set,
Yet. darling, hold thy Flagstaff firm,
Thou art not conquered vet.
Seven centuries strangers hoof
Has trod thy beauty down,
His hand has torn with rufHan grasp
From thy fair head its crown.
But crownless as thou art today,
You never can forget
How bravely you have borne the mas,
Thou art not conquered yet.
Now, in thy proud mute eloquence
The wide earth we'll may know,
The river of thy centuried thought,
Its caravel of woe.
But we who cling to thee, dear love,
No tears our eyelids wet
We only swear before high Heaven,
Thou art not conquered yet.
j. K. Casey.
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Sign Of tho Cross.

Customs cling. When a flash of
lightning rips through the air and re-
veals a neighbours face with startling
vividness, what Catholic, says a writ
er in the Catholic Union and Times,
does not instinctively make the sign
of the cross? Men do it covertly, wo.
men openly. 1t is the throwing up "A
guard, much as man filings up an
arm when a blow threatens. To be
sure, persons who have made the sign
of the cross have been struck in the
very act. But that does not lessen
the power of prayer.
If God SO will it, the petitioner for
His mercy is spared: If He does not,
we may rest assured the inevitable
summons has been answered at the
psychological moment Of grace. Need
we fear for the soul that went before
its starnal Judge with the name Of
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RAMSEY COUNTY.

County tlesiuent. 7. ). Doyle. 435-4s7
E End IT, Bldg I1g vice pres 9. J: Mcpon;
sSe sS s,s ce Snpto Sou Ri ,a s'I s.s
Walter PenderEast. sos Forest It.: Chap:
Msat!nEs LIT Monday evening Of each
montn IN Hibsrnian halls. 9TH and Frank.
u1 Rx,:'o' r No. l. g. ~ a.. =
Vice: Prs... Edw; MniIansy. ~ Hsrrisos
e.: &c. f Sss nns oSaySn 1 e. TsnF
St.: Treas, Michael Nuliane. ee3 Rurr:
Med: Exam, Dr.: oMalley. Natnl. An.
Thnn BlaE held ,ir,t and thir!
Franklin.
JANIS: + $s SSs xs1;s - Is: s.:
Sec. John N; Lynch. xe4 Nat Cor. An An.
Cherokee Ave; 1ns. sec. J. e. Corcorsn.
s.n Meressns. ST ijatlo 5eaS' n YAM a.
Exam, DR.. Jno. V. O'Connor. Am. Nal
Bank Bldg. Meetings arc held on sec.
end and fourth Mondays OF month at HI.
81 81 Fl ave. yas Pres; !!
John LOBBY, So Gauitier; Fin. sec yse2 !:
Gon.nolly. 81 Winnipeg; Treas. A.
B on ana b. AME cSsv Med Eai
are held on first and third Thursday Of
month iii IIibernian hall.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
County President. A. }. Powers. 21s
a Diyisi0g 81, No. = 81 PSq g. 1ic
HH Liz ,;il AZ 2nd Ave: w: Rec. secy..
4. j. Powers. Sio W. End ST.: ms seey..
A. J; Powers. 2lo w. End St; Treas, Ed
Ward va /, Curry y ~ W. 9Th St.; Med. Exam.
Meetings are held on first and third Wed.
nesday OF month in Cathedral hall. End
W. b Godf lire 4so as' W. put Sth St. p1 vie;
pres pres Frank Sears. 1912 y. 55th Aye. ";
Kye MSec F iohH r. j. Seanlon 2es 5srd
Connolly. ia N; card Ave. W.; Treas,
+ E. Il: MGGraw, ZIG s; 57th ave. W.; Med.
! Exam.i Dr; Chas: H. Payette. silvey
each month in Gilley's hall.
SCOTT COUNTY.
County Pres4uent, :. ). Leonard, Jor.
dan, Mlnn.
6: K Moloney Belle 1 plai asV Vic. Fres s
James y. Kelley, Belle Plane; Rec. Secy..
a. c9n.En; Belle ls,s Paine Fin seSy.
Jas. Il. stratton. Belle Plalne; Treas,
Or: g. R. Moioney. Belle Plaine. Meet.
Fraternity nall. Belle Pia!ne: MINI.
STEELE COUNTY.
County President, George G. Toher.
OMalonlla, AInn.
Division No. !. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
James %. Quinn, Owatonna: Rec Secy..
J. y. Malone. OWatonna; Fin. Secy., J. e.
Malone, OWatonna; ms Secy., ]. E. Ma
lone; Treas, John Hogan; Med. Exam.
q. q. Morehouse. Meetings are held on
first Friday OF month In Dad Fellows nall
N. Cedar st.
SWIFT COUNTY.
County President. d. 2. McDermott
Clontarf. Mimi.
Division NO. /. Clontarf-Pres.. VIM. M.
Kenna. Ciontarf; Vice Pres. P: j.. Nc
tartny. Clonrarf: Rec. Secy., A. kaya-
naugh. Clontarf: Fin. Secy.. Leo O'Neiu.
Clontarf; ms. Secy., M. f. ConloRue,
Clontarf; Treas. Wm. Duggan, Clontnrt;
Med. Exam, DIR. Daignault, benson. Meet.
in A. y. II. hall, Clontarf.
WlNONA COUNTY.
Division No. l-President. P. ]. Barlow.
105 -: hing ST.; Vice Pres. NJ ]. Lynch,
"a Washington St.; Rec: Secy., NJ. !.
Ryan, 364 -. klng ST.: Fin. Secy.. J. A.
Mcmillan. 1928 w. Howard St.: 1ns. Secy.,
J. A. Mcmillan, 1913 w. Howard St.; Treas,
NJ j. Ryan, 1854 Z. King ST.; Med. Exam.s
Or. George j.. YWeedy, 70 Z. Third St
Meetings are held on second and fourth
Thursday Of month In St. Thomas hall
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FROM DULUTH
For the Orphans.

An enjoyable concert was given by
the Schubert Symphony club ana
Lady quartet last Monday evening at
the Cathedral auditorium for the bene-
fit of the st. James orphanage. The
quartet numbers by Leeta Corder,
first soprano; Rhea Raven. second so.
prano: Anna Pearl Weatherington,
first alto, and LOWE Zendt Purcell,
second alto. which were given without
instrumental accompaniment. were
particularly enjoyed, and heartily ap-
plauded. The voices were all clear
and easily distinguished and accurate
in harmony.
LOWE zendt Purcell sang contralto
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LADIES' AUXILIARY
HENNEPIN COUNTY.

,v County tresiaent. Miss Mary Boylan.
e.; Vice Pres. Mrs. Theresa JORDAN. 1921
,,,;ong1e4low az AYE; So; keS ssey. Mr.! Mrs.
Mrs. kath. Casey. 25z Fremont ave: No:
ms. Secy., Miss Mary fiarvey. 1928 7th
st. So; Treas. Mrs. Clara Ryan. 81 Aol-
elle. 1886 Andrus Bldg. Meetings are held
in in A. 9. u. W. hall. IL 1 So. IL St. A''n'A
P. L. Collins, 42o7 Vincent Ave-: Vice
o'Keefe, 400 9Th Ave: N. E.: Fin; seey..
secy.. Margaret Sullivan, I5s Washington
s ~ Ned Med Rs nhsa am st. ST. Az n
Werkmsn's han. ~ Central Ays. Ave-. ~
a DvsEn af ao ssg ssyant ys NJ Mo
Ays. NJ: Rec: sesy:. Miss Miss Mary ,asst.
l ng s cyan Mrs. Mr. NJ T. as
Aldrlcn Aye. No.: Treas. Miss Irene
heEass 1Sas sia st. Bds &a sst R
are neld on first and thru Tuesdays Of
month in Lodge hail. 3rd st. and Plym-
Division No. 4. Minneapolis-Pres., Mrs.
Hanna yBrien. 2asv 10th Ave. So: Vice
Pres. Mrs, Della Dickenson. 26O7 18th
Ays' 1871 s1 Ave. So Fin. secy Mrs .s Sn
ma Johnston. 204s lzlh Ave. So: ms.
secy.. MISS Bessie Mellaney. 24l4 l7th
r f:44 Barber ae 90 Syndicate BACK: Meet t.
lngs ale ne!a on first ana third thursdays
teenth and Franklin ayes.
DIVISION No. J 3 oMn n,eap9 Mar
S SS sea Ave- ses 81 Mary s. 5 ta:
KasnsM Martha Griffin, 5oo 9Th Avs. so
Med. Exam. J. r. Flynn. corner Bryaat
second s and fourth Thulsdays Of month.
in Young hall. corner 2oth and Dupont
Mary Ry5 s. wad MS sssM Hs2sf
Rec: sesy.. Alice lenllln, s5S 2sth Ave
Madison st. N. E., lns: secy.. Mary r.
s!!ns s. Sq1s' siS s5tS . 1Xs: s$ss MA
Ave. Meetings are held on first and third
Wednesdays OF month in l. Q. O. F. hail.
F Frss.. Marssy:t Ksiy: ~ III S. s. vs. e.
k k Fey ssc Nary zS sI isfS
Ave: N i. ins. ss ;cyys's Mary Groain, sis
ney, 2l9 8th Ave. n. F.; Med. Exam, r
p. O'Brien, COS Nicollet Ave. Meeting:
are held on first Thursday Of month In
/. o. .. F. hall, 4th st: and Central Ava
RAMSEY COUNTY. '~
County President, Mrs E. Conrcy. sss
St. Clair ST., St. Paul. WV
xs RE'i;s2 ~ ses T. Gksss1fss: T 1:.
ST.: Rec. secy.. Miss Margare: Clarke.
107 Litchtield Ave-; Fin. Secy., Mr. Nasess
Raret Mcclure, Fuller St.; Ins. Secv
Mrs. Mary Nolan, o s2s ": Edmund ST:
ginia Ave; me Med. ne Exam. Dr.; chas.
Meetings are held on End and 4th W.T..
nesday Of month in Hibernian hall. I'll
Division o No. g 3 St ,,t Reasg,!-Rre.. Mis-.
Mrs. N.c~u Kenny. 696 Conway St.: Rac'
Secy., Mrs. Doretta McManus. 458 dag;
Ave: Fin. Secy.. Mrs. Elizabeth McNa.iv
$50 Pine st.; r.. sscy;. Mrs. Eiizabeth
Mrs. Mary Marshall. 3s5 Carrou AVE-:
Med. Exam. DR.. w. p. O'NalIev. Iovrvs
Annex- Meetings are held on the M
and third ThurDdayB Of month In Hlheess
The Irish standard., 1912-10-05
the Trinity on its lips?

the Trinity on its lips?
Let me stand near you," cried a
female prisoner as she rushed to the
side of her Catholic woman guard.
The frightened dregc of womanhood
had once been herself a Catholic, and
when a sharp bolt Of lightning played
across the prison yard and the pious
official raised her hand in prayer, the
convict darted from among her asso-
ciates to the side Of the one who had
feared God and kept His command
ments. And who knows but the cross
greeted bolt of lightning opened the
sheltering fold of redemption to that
poor, straying sheep.
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greeted bolt of lightning opened the
sheltering fold of redemption to that
poor, straying sheep.
MITRED MARTYR OF MAcRooM.
The tramp of the trooper is Heard at
Macroom,
The soldiers of Cromwell are spared
from Clonmel,
And Broghill-the merciless Broghill-
is come
On Il mission of murder which
pleases him WELL
The wailing of women, the wild ulalu,
Dread tidings from cabin to cabin
convey;
But loud through the plants and The
shrieks which ensue,
The war-cry is louder of men in ar
ray.
In the park of Marcroom there is
cleaning of steel,
And glancing of lightning in looks
on that field,
And swelling of bosoms with patriot
And clenching of hands on the weap-
ons they WELD.
MAGICIAN, prelate like Ambrose of
old.
Forsakes not his flock when the
spoiler is near;
The post of the pastors in front Of
the fold
When the VOLTS on the plain and
there's rapine to fear.
The danger is come and the fortune
of war
Inclines to the side of oppression
The people are brave-but they fall;
and the star
OF their destiny sets in the darkness
of yore.
MacEgan survives in the Philistinc
hands
OF the lords Of the Pale, and his
death is decreed;
But the sentence is stayed by Lord
Broshilrs commands,
And the sentence is dragged to his
presence with speed.
ITO Carraig an Droichid this instant"
he cried,
Prevail on your people in garrison
there,
To yield, and at once in our mercy
confide
And your life will pledge you my
honour to spare"
Your mercy! your honor!" the prelate
replied,
Il we'll know the worth of: INV dutv
1 know,
Lead on to the Castle, and there by
Your side,
With the blessing of God, what is
meet will do.''
The orders are given, the prisoner is
To the Castle, and round him are
menacing hordes;
Undaunted, approaching the walls, at
the head
OF the troopers Of Cromwell, he ut
tiers these words:
Beware of the cockatrice-trust not
the wiles
OF the serpent. for perfidy skulks in
Beware of Lord Broghill the day that
he smiles;
His mercy Is murder!-his word
never holds.
Remember. it's writ in our annals of
blood,
Our countrymen never relied on the
faith
OF truce, or Of treaty, but treuson
ensued-
And the issue Of every delusion was
DEATH"
Thus nobly the patriot prelate sus-
tanned
The ancient renown of his chiyal-
rous race,
And the last of old Eoghan's descend
ants obtained
For the name Of vi Maine new lustre
and grace.
He died on the scaffold in front or
those wallo
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You can lead a woman to the mirror
but You can't make her see herself as
others see her.
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STATE OFFICERS L. a. A, o. H.

STATE OFFICERS L. A. A. o. Il.
President-Mrs. Mary b. daley, 1906
Central ave., Minneapolis.
Duluth.
secretary-Ella c. Heating, lat Pleas
ant ave-. st. Paul.
Treasurer-Nliss Mary coogan. Fari-
Dault.
Board Of Directors-Mary M. sullivan.
Duluth; Ellen Conroy. st. Paul; Mary j.
Reilly, Brainerd
~. Auditing Committee-Margaret Scott.
ct: Paul: Catherine Connors. Saltwater:
Julia Doyle. Kellogg.
Insurance acknowledgements A. Gra-
dy. Saltwater.
Insurance Treasurer-Margaret sulli-
van. Rochester,
State Medical Director-Dr. f. W.,
Buckley, st. Paul,
Directors Of Insurance F'und-Nellie
Surran, Minneapolis, Annie Conroy. -.
tau!; Josephine Hagerty. ShieldsyiHe'
st. Paul.
=. Auditing Committee-Ellen Mct1rath.
Aurelia Kelly. Minneapolis.
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NATIONAL OFFICERS,
President-Jalnes ]. Regan. st. Paul,
MINI.
Vice President-Joseph McLoughlin.
Philadelphia.
Treasurer-Thomas Maloney. Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
Secretary-James T. McGinnis, Scran-
ton, Pennsylvania
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NATIONAL oFFIcERs-L. A. A. o. II.
., National President Mrs. Anna c. Ma
liza. Scranton. Pa
National Vice President Mrs. Mary
MCCARTHY. Westfield. Mass.
National Secretary-Mrs. Christie. Ohio.
National Treasurer-Mrs. Mary B. Da-
ley. Minneapolis. MINI.
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STATE oFFlcERs-MiNNEsorA.
Presidcnt-Fred L. Ryan. Palladio
Vice President-J. P. Kennedy. Fari-
bault.
State seeretary@J. =; Fitzgerald. Pal
Treasurer-John Sherman, Winona.
State Chaplain-Rev. P. R. Cunning
ham. Hastings.
Pr President OF. Insurance Fund-r. J..
DOYLE, St. Paul.
Vice President-Jno E. McGovern
Secretary of 1nsurance-John Mahon.v
go Temple Court. Minneapolis.
treasurer Of Insurance-John Sheahv
State Medical .Director-Dr. e. W.
Directors Of Insurance Fund-T, C. Nc.
certhy. st. Paul; John Moran. Minneap-
oils: e. J. ,McManus, st: Paul: ]. W.
. IS State Board Of Audit-M. J. Hyne..
Roesnaount; J: =: Gennslly. g. Paai; j.
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NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
p. T. Moran. Washington. D. c.
Rey Mliam paSahe If1 ii NEW Jersey.
Thomas F. Powers, Michigan.
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For q hundred and nifty years or 80
after the Reformation Roman Catholic
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ENGLISH PRIESTS.

Who Faced Death for the Sake Of
Their Religion.
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Sligo.

Harry w. Smith. of Boston. Massa-
chusetts, who has settled at Mullingar
with view of hunting the West
meath country, is. says the Standard,
delighted with the friendliness of his
reception. He has brought over
twenty American thoroughbreds, but
he has also about a dozen Irish hunt.
ers, and the contrast between the tws
types Is exciting a good deal of dis
cussion among Irish sportsmen.
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AUCTION SALES

9 heusLoH, THE AUcTIONEER,
keli rSld furniture and merchan-
,--E..pIe 2B24-k- oI7Ss
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AcREs-ssooo: SOUTHEAST. FOUR
blocks from car. broom brick
house.
acres-sa000: southeast. 5-room house,
some fruit shade, good water.
IL acres-$l550 cash, on car line, south
east: old house,
81 acres-s4250 Holiday. all In fruit, good
water right. brick house; naR
10 acres-Sl600: first class land for garden
truck, beautifully located. near
school. car and on prominent road,
good water right. must be cash.
acre-Lot. $1,000. in city, one block from
car, 4-room brick house. chicken
sheds. fruit. etc: $3.50 cash, bal
ance like rent,
S2S00-5room modern brick, on good cor
ner Sth South. lovely shade. flow
ers, some fruit, sewer and side
walks: terms TO suit
$425o-6-room modern on corner ColfaX
ave. and End Fast full basement
this lis an exceptionally good bar
gain and must be sold at once;
part cash
s3300-S- room modern on corner lot, 80
East Sth South: this brick house is
almost new and can be sold $500
cash and $50 per month
$2400-4-room brick at 91S Princeton ave,
just of paved street good fruit
etc. sl00 cash. S25 per month.
We have the largest farm listing of any
firm in the city; our representatives are
at your command. Apply without delay
to w. T. BAIRD. manager
THE ALLIANCE INV. CO.,
II Main st.
Phones st43.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-rMPRovED.

ALL OF OUR SUBDIVISIONS HAVE
built up very rapidly, There are good
reasons-t1iey have all been prepared for
home home building by such NECESSARY zee I'm, n
streets and shade trees. Another impor-
tant reason is their location. We have
limited our operations to the south
dence growth Of the city,
Below we give few locations that
may now be purchased. through us In
these excellent properties.
GLENwOOD-5th East and 18th South.
Fine corner. southeast front. ce
I ment walks walks .1ne graded streets, shade de
ssssHn ensy tSnt ysai stiI not on iafs mIss the he
money-sio down. $40 a month
One inside building site, south
onIT aTSn s.do u TIE Tsrms ssms S. down S.
HoLLYwoopMstate o0fsn and 18th South.
Fine corner building site, south
front. good building require
ments, cement walks. cement
curb and graded streetS s12
down and s12 a month will mako
this desirable corner yours. Price.
JACKSON soUARE-Between 9th and
10th South and End and 3rd
East.
Good building site. north front
city water, cement curb, cement
walks. graded streets and shade
trees. Price, $500. Terms. s12
down. s12 a month.
One site with south front. 1926
BURTON PLAcE-state street. south of
18th South.
Two lots 80 feet front, facing
north, cement walks. graded
streets-only s17o each. IS 30
down on each lot. same a month.
SOUTHGATE PARK--State and 18th
South.
Just one building site with
south front left, 30 feet front. ce
ment walks. graded streets. shade
trees, 5000 Is the price. on terms
of SIS down and SO a month
SOUTHGATE PARK. PLAT "a"
Only one pair of the $40 lots
left. They can be bought for
$3.50 down and the same each
month
KIMBALL & RICHARDS.
Land Merchants,
Sc and 5S Main Street
Salt Lake City.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-rMPRoVED.

,,,- soPPoRTuNITIEs. LIKE EGGS.
osI BE HATcHEP e 5Is De WHILE THEY
make money.
ss6o--corner on Bird East. not far from
new school, near 11th South,
117x15o feet VIII make 4 good
A.. sized lots.
81 blocks east " Of stn new VIC car r. line neon on
18th South; full water right with
the land; It's in the same vicinity
%here sghe eft lots are Offered at
lots.
slSoo-For dandy corner on End ave.
facing north and east. 4Itx1oo feet,
s and all assessments paid In full
Seooo-h acres about 20 rods south OF 18th
south. facing east on 5th East:
e,, ! cash. balance on time.
sooVu-a acres with good 4-room frame
house. walking distance from State
st. on 18th South. cast. Dandy place
Tor chickens; good fruit trees and
place for or cows. with plenty
49,. of pasture.
s2ooo-10 acres all under cultivation,
acres In wheat, and orchard: good
4-room frame house. good water
right; about mile southeast from
END OF Sandy car line; $500 cash.
balance on time.
H,ooo-For an S-room modern residence
on lst ave. very close In. lot 5Xi
rods; hardwood floors downstairs.
and hot water heat, cash. bal
s1eo0-2sxl0 rods. facing south on 3rd
ave- sewer and sidewalks paid In
full
s1e5o-The corner and 9Th ave. fac
Ing south and east; all assess
.o-oo ments paid
s26oo-3x10 rods on Sth ave. near X
ST; with 5-room brick cottage. old
but clean, Terms can be arranged.
The lot is well improved with
shade, and the view the finest In
es6o 7sr1 Ef. + uo, C.Lto
STA st, 4 block north of new high
ss7So-A corner on 4th ave. and D St:
facing south and west; lot 4x5
rods. A dandy place for apart
ment house. 1t must be sod at
once.
residence on 13th East. near End
South; lot 5O1l4o IT, to alley:
hardwood floors downstairs. and
hot water heat. Terms can be
s6ooo-May be the owner will take less
for the bungalow on the corner OF
oth South and Douglas ave. It's
thoroughly modern. rooms on the
ground floor, sleeping porch up
stairs and room for more up
stairs; stairs; basement all eemented;
living, dining and hall hardwood.
gas range. and the lot large enough
for garage Easy terms.
sSe0o-Eor Groom 2-story modern
and S. Rents al at present pre- for 'ss sa7. 50
per month. Nice home for some
one
ssoo-For No. $40 so End East It's
4-room frame house with small
lot: $500 cash and s12 per month.
Rents now for $40 per month.
S4250-For 5-room bungalow. the cor
ner 6th ave. and / ST.. facing
north and west. furnace heat and
all assessments paid. Can make
reasonable terms,
s3750-No. 172 n st. It's a 7-room mod
ern 2-stort brick; new furnace:
plumbing in first t-class shape: lot
3xl0 rods, This house must be
sold at once, hence the low price
s1750-A brand new 4-room frame. we'll
built. lot 75x20o IT., located near
Country club on 9th East. $500
cash will handle It. 1t is one of
the best propositions offered on
the market
Il any of the above don't appeal to you
gall at our. office for a list. We have
hundreds OF others to choose from.
We write fire insurance.
A. RICHTER,
73 South Main ST. Phones SAL
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stsh. co., MAHOGANY LEATHER
t..a 10 Wis. will sell for $50, Apply
south d. m. and l p. m. 957 East
a2706
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s2ooo-NICD 5-RooM MODERN PR.
brick; handy to car line and
schoolhouse; cement walks; shade.
Let Us show you this place. Terms
$500 cash: bal. to suit
S2000-Will buy this 5-room modern frame
house. In good condition: lot 75xl50
all fenced: $3.50 cash; bal $50 per
month
s420o-Here is- a beauty on nth East near
new high school, broom, new. pr.
brick, strictly modern, with fur
mace. hard wood floors, kitchen
cabinet, sleeping porch, full bass-
ment, $1,000 cash bal. $40 per mo.
We have several very fine bungalows In
all parts OF the city which we can sell
on liberal cash payment. bal. same as
rent.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO,
Sc West 3rd South
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KIMBALL & RICHARDS.
Land Merchants"
56 and 5S Main Street,
Salt Lake City.
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as aSMH an,T. OF ALL KINDS FOR
h.s,---pP1y lo25 Lincoln ave. a34T9
~. d. d. RANGE. PRACTICALLY
~ oonnIa, baker. water Jacket and
. an. 30 cost over $50. Will sell
oo2 =. End South. ass2a
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TAILOR MADE CORSETS

LADIES. CALL MRS. MANN FOB
Spirelin Corset: ono year nssI,
Ind. 2b49. -
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REAL ESTATE RIGHT"
$4,000 buys fouT-room. modern brick
in the southeast. with only $500
Down and slT month.
$4,000 buys two cottages, groom brick
and 5-room cement. southeast; only
5000 down and rent. Get two as easl-
ly as one.
$1,000 for lot. 80 IT by "a rods. at End
ave. and q ST Is the cheapest lot
In the locality.
Let us figure on building your home.
L. B. CALL,
Phone Wasatch 5ssl. ili Felt Bldg.
Assoc
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/ HAVE ONE OF THE FINEST
and best-established grocery
and meat markets In the city; To-
Gated in the southeast section;
stock Is the best and fixtures up
TO date: store now doing a bust
ness of over $4,000 per month; will
sell at invoice. Including delivery
wagon and horses This place
does a very large cash business.
and In fact invites your closest
inspection Of books, etc. Reason
for selling. on account of sick
ness. For further particulars call
residence phone Ind. 1924. and
talk 10 owner, OF cell both phones
1888. Monday,
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stlrn SR MAKES FURNITURE
:Line. ,pecielty; consult me before
Ind. phone 1919 s2sis