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The evening world., 1912-04-22
THE CARPET
4 FROM BACDADE
4 A ROMANCE OF BROADWAY AND THE SAHARA !
y BY HAROLD M'CRATH (
A ROMANCE OF BROADWAY AND THE
copyright. 1911. by Hobbs. Merrill Col

SYNOPSIS OF CuAfTERs.
A s~yuIicste ~ clever ~swindlers ~ to Esypt TO
rb a rich Young Ame1ran rug merchant
named George .i'ercivM Aigerpon Jones. The
sang consists Of K,anne. q d.Ahins adventurer:
wallace art ,,.llshar, t.o cani ,ns,i~ Al -alns
daughter Fortune Is ignorant d ,hs pho, and
falls, IN love with her. 'Rysnns has stolen from
barial q saered prsyee mug or carpet hnown -
I'll, Holy Nioriss." He steals . csblcr'sm
Nv means. " this cable utlers ~ the gAng can
,.oi Jonc,,, New yo,s ho'--;. Msen,ime
rsacl'e, csiro In .sarrl, 81 the. rug anal
Ia wrak vrng, ancs for the theft. NyAnne
Knows tbs and plans to turn, the Arab: wrath
from himself and ulon. Jops-. Moh.in,d
tracks i,yannc down and, ~eins the .adyrn.
inr,r loves Fortune, s-dv.s TO. punish him
later, ard learn. from him ;na, Jpr;. hs; N:
and. pIomi... V, hr'p him. Mohs,ned .sr.ss
bit .se.ciiy gI.nnips to Dc !:'.nssd upGS him
Jones 1 ."S n,.ns 30 are s.dssss:s b, 5Ta.s:
Rysnps la. b.sn badly iciar.d 4. q .a..,. =,
Str replies ty inquirins u yvu kno~t
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~ IS ~
love-" says the
poet. s ! 8
u man was no
exception to the
rule.
In truth. b Q
turned to every
thing II y .
Now, according to
the pet, the love
market must RISE
In the spring and
take n SLUMP In
the fall.
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Invariably one got 20 laughing. And
the blues and all other fancied mlscries
vanished like magic"
There might be something in that
tdea.' said the Woman thoughtfuly.
~ remember when I was n little girl
ehat II was a very long time before
grew to like my first teacher and whcn
tiny mother tried to find out what was
The matter family TRADITION declares
mat I I'VE as a reason that I hated
teacher because. though she talked kind.
she had a cross forehead"
The doctor said continued the Cir,
ethat a smiling face was always an at
tractive face no matter II the features
were plain n that Laugh and the
world laughs with you should be the
adase for every woman who wants to
be popular In society, or anywhere else
fog that matter. SO I'm trying 10 smo
follow the photographers Injunction to
T. really believe that you are right
10 more becoming to a woman's face tn
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CONTINUED the Girl. and you never saw sch a change In ny IN in our life
she. looked positively radiant an Ter expression val so pleasant n she was
O. Jolly n such good company THAT I heard several people emark that Miss
slkwood val growing very pretty Now. between you nj me. he hasnta
feature to her face. So I a wild with curiosity to find ot hw IN did It."
ibid she tell your" asked he Woman with interest,".
"se lad to-" sid the Girl naiveiy. for asked her.. And what do you
think she said? II seems that she got all run down this sprlng so she went to
M of those nn!tarums where o py about Ave dollars a minute nor OF
less Just TO rest. And there la a wonderful doctor who had invented what
he called a smile cure III mad AL his patients who wre ervou OF
blue or whose tgrowing selfshness had brought on tNsagreeable moods al
in front o a mirror and smile at their " reflection for ten minutes three
times every day. At frt Loretta said. It seemed absolutely idiotc to sit and
grin at nothing at all. But after ne had done this for a few minutes, almost
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I'm the Spring a Young Mans
Fancy Lightly Turns"

/ nee upon a time there was a
young a I'm the spring a
, young mans fancy lightly turns
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John BAPTIST MORGAGNI
Father of Pathology.

T the famous medical congress
~ held In Rome. ITALY. In 1884, the
! \ worlds famous German patho-
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Can Be Your
Own Beauty Doctor
THE SMILE CURE,
By Andre Dupont

"A HE GIRL sat In front OF q long mirror and smiled broadly. Then she
pursed up her lips a 4 she werea about to SAL 'Prunes and prisms'
like the good EtNe madens IN the old fashioned copy books. And
then she stretched her mouth in a smirk tht extended nearly from
p ar to ear The woman OF Thirty stood In tire doorway and watched
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The "Thank You.''


h. FL. B." writes: is It always neces-
sary to thank a man when he treats you
TO soda?'
q Certainly. It IS the merest courtesy.
III. r." writes: "A young man in the
SNsce where I work gave me a OK OF
candy for Easter. My Aance was angry
With me for accepting 1t. Did ] do
wrong"
r. An occasional Inexpensive gift like
Ghis need not be refused. hut don't make
: practice OF accepting presents from
men.
Ashamed of Her Lover.
~. B." writes: II received a picture
oa my flance this morning and my par
ents made fun OF his looks. They do not
know that I am engaged 10 him Shall
admit the engagement or break it|'
Your love must be indeed feeble II
you are inclined to give It up for a bit
Il ridicule.
-. L." writes; rs It possible for me
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C the "ScUen Wonders OF the Worldy"
colder on a mountain top than in q pdlleyI

IIESE questions will be answered Wednesday. Here are the replies
Fridays inquiries:
So-(Why do distant hNs look blueO The sky seems blue OF sun
days because the myriad tiny specks floating In the atmospherc ref
10 nr Y q he uhlua n Nsn OF he snnshLne Thlae nnnt IL LLLDr
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CHAPTER XIV.
t~Continued.)
MahOmed Offers Freedom.

~ASN'T II the note you wrote
to met"
Ryanne took his head In
his hands YEARLY. IL
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Ashamed of Her Lover.

-. L." writes; rs It possible for me
The Holly chieftain., 1912-04-26
Hundred Titanic Victim. Found.

New York-That 100 bodies OF the
Titanics victims had been recovered
WAS reported by direct wireless mes
sage received at the White Star line
offices from the Mackay-Bennet. the
cable steamship chartered to work at
the scene Of the disister.
Storms were Interfering with the
work Of recovery.
The operator on the Mackay- Bennett
reported in the first official word re-
ceived at the White Star line office,
but the task WAS going on Just the
same.
All bodies which could not be en-
balmed would be buried at sea with
religious services, the report contin-
ued. Only the embalmed bodies will
be brought to land
As though to spare no possible hor-
ror attending the wreck Of the Titanic,
testimony was given to prove that at
the moment when the great ship was
in her death throes. q vessel whose
identity is unknown, passed within
five miles Of her and ignored her dis
tress rockets. paying no heed even to
the message flashed from her bridge
by the Morse code. Come at once. we
are sinking"
That was the statement made un-
der oath by Joseph G. Boxhall. fourth
officer Of the Titanic. the sole sur
vivor Of the four who stood upon her
bridge at the time she struck the ice
berg that sent her to her doom two
hours later.
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ToRNAooGs N ILLiNois AND ~
DIANA LEAVE HOST OF DEAD
AND INJURED.
PROPERTY LOSS HEAVY
TWO STORMS MEET At VELOCITY
OF rs MILES AN HOUR: sus+.
ILLINOIS, WRECKED.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Chicago - Latest figures regarding
the tornado which swept over Illinois
and Indiana show 72 dead. nearly zoe
injured and nearly 100 families desti-
tute as result Of the storm.
More than 100 homes we're demol-
ished and the property loss totalled
several hundred thousand dollars.
Greatest damage was done At Bush.
Nillisville, Murphysboro, Campus.
Freeman and Kankakee, ILL.,. and Mo-
rocco. Ind.
Governor Dipeen and Adjutant Gen
eral Dickinson have arranged to ex-
tend state relief to the stricken dis
trict in Illinois.
territory of southwestern Illinois tell
OF more than so dead. 200 injured and
property damage estimated at $500. 600
to 100000.
Bush, a village of GOO. in William
son county, suffered heaviest. The two
storms which wrought havoc in CEN
trail and southern Illinois met at Bush,
one coming from Lne west ana Tue
other from the southeast.
Fifteen persons were killed, three
died of injuries and hundred or more
are suffering from injuries, as the re-
suit Of the storm.
The two storms met at velocity of
Is miles an hour, and In few min
utes Bush was In ruins.
The property Of the Western Coal
and Mining Company was destroyed.
as was the postoffice. general depart
ment gtore. hotels, restaurants and 40
dwellings. Thfrty-five other homes
were partially wrecked.
In addition to the dead and injured
accounted for, fifteen persons are miss
ing.
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Congress on smoo. Pension Bill.

Washington. - Senate and House
committees of Congress are now hard
at work on the Smoot pension bill,
an amended form of the Sherwood
bill, which passed the House and was
in every feature acceptable to the old
soldiers OF the country. The Smoot
measure was substituted in the Senate
for the Sherwood bill.
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Rio erande Vote. Big Mortgage.

New York.-The directors Of the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad, at a
meeting In New York, authorized the
execution of $25,0OO,OOO mortgage
on the property Of the railroad to se-
cure the recent bond issue. The stock
holders will be called on to ratify the
execution of the mortgage at meet
ing in Denver.
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modern red pressed brick.
on nth South, faces south. near
9th East; room for rooms up
stair bath, toilet, @. l., pantry,
2 closets oak floors. beautiful oak
front door, lawns, flowers, go rose
bushes. cement walks, garage,
chicken houses. fruit trees and
shade. You don't have 10 do any
thing to this home but move In
Gas range. coal range. new front
room rug, dining room rug. bed
room carpets and $3.50 dining room
set and sideboard go with the
place. This Is a dandy and d good
buy. Call US carly,
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FARMS AND ACREAGE

BUY SOUTHEAST FARMS WHILE
cheap. They will double In value
shortly.
acres about I mile from street car,
good frame house. barn. chicken coops.
good flowing wells This Is an excellent
little farm. owner forced to sell needs
the money. Purchase price Sl700
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

eANK OFFICE. EAR AND STORE
hxtures; special designs submitted on
npplicatIon; household refriserators,
carom and pocket hilliard tables o9wmng
coilendar Co. i5o to 100 South %th West
Phone Wasatch 45S a4oSo
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FURs AND TAXIDERMIsTS

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and tnxidern'ist line. Highest prices
paid for raw furs ard Wild animals.
r Stencil Fur Co., 557 e, 3rd So 22
wears IN Salt Lake. a2a26
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND uN1MPRovED.

s55oo-5 ROOMS, MODERN. PRESSED
brick. on st. Fine home with
mantel. bath. toilet, etc. flne fur
mace. Sold for $4,000 Yours for
$4,000. Sewer. sidewalks, large lot
2sx10; faces east. Easy terms.
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HOTELS
OPTICAL PARLOR

~-~---~>>--->-~~->~-~~~-->-
C. NJ PETERSEN. IS EAST 4TE SO.
Glasses ground and f'ttcd to your eyes.
So pair and up frame, I6c m: lenscs
duplIcatrd 75c each and up. Scientific
examination only 81. Examination FREQ
when purchasing glasses. Wasatch
oiof-M fb20
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CHINESE HERBS.


CELEBRATED HERB SPECIALIST,
formerly Of Visalia, Cal: Chinese herbs
for sale. Consultations free L. Su Woo
Herb Co. 235 w. End So. e3t8C
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acres close TO the Holiday car line.
new Groom brick house. Q acres In or
chard. water piped to the house. excellent
water right. Purchase price $4,000.
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$32o0-Fine broom mod. brick, new. just
off 9th East, faces south. nice lot,
lawns, etc. $500 cash. s25 per mo-
Near 18th South.
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TYPEWRITERS
PERSONALS

LADIES-sioo0 REWARD I POSITIVE
Iy guarantee my great successful
Monthly remedy: safely relieves some
OF the longest, most obstinate. abnormal
cases in three TO five days; no harm, pain
or Interference with work, mall LEO
Double strength 81. DR.. 3, ?, Southtng-
ton Remedy Co., Kansas City. Mo. cl5
WANTED-INFORMA TION AS TO THE
whereabouts OF !. II. Kramer or E. E.
Forshay Address Charles Kramer. 1918
& llth East.
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$500. $3.50 CASH. $40 PER Mo.
4-room bungalow. lot 35x15a. on
s. e. bench. This Is cheaper than
two vacant lots IN same locality.
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sS50o-Elegant, modern. two-story white
pressed brick. fine garage. spIen-
did slightly corner on LIST ave. VIII
take $4,000 cash. hal years,
Worth your while looking at this,
Faces south.
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TO LEASE
FOR RENT-GARAGE

AUTOMOBILE GARAGE SALESROoM
etc, fully equipped and the best Ioca-
ton In the city; State street bet, 2nd and
8rd South; formerly occupied by the Ran
dsllDodd Co; from July I. Apply G.. s.
Holmes, Office Semloh hotel 1921
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S3o00-A fine little home on 7th East. 81
No rods. all modern. ON Ith East
below the park Terms.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE, 75-ROOM MOD
ern rooming house, central location.
clearing $500 per month. cheap " sold
by Aug. 10; other business reason for
selling. K-43. Tribune. fIs2
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ELECTRICIAN AND SUPPLIES

PHONE WAS. $3.50 FOR TUNGSTEN
lamps; better light AT one-third cost
Electric Construction Co.. 327 State. e1927
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s720o-F:xtra we'll built modern terrace
built for a home: close In: sewer
connected; good rental: cast side.
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acres blocks from Holiday car line.
one of the choicest farms in the Holiday
country and on the main county road,
large 3-room brick house l Groom brick
house large barn and hayshed with about
800 tons capacity; water piped TO the
house II shares OF irrigation water. 3
acres into fine bearing orchard, l acre
into grapes. half acre into dewbcrries and
raspberres. one-half acre OF strawberries.
about an acre into asparagus, beautiful
shade trees and joins the Holiday fine
country homesites. Let us show you this
property Price $500. $1,000 cash. bal
ance arranged.
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

w. WILLIAMS & SON. 16e n. ST. BELL.
1S45-K. CpholStering. chairs recaned
o9A2
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OSTEOPATHY


DIR. CLAUDE RIDDLE, OSTEOPATH
physician and surgeon; suite 2l0 Eearns
bldg. Hours 8 to 8, ca947
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we have places from to 120 rooms !,
IN tect; anything in this line for sale' VIC
nHss u. satisfaction guaranteed.
HEADQUARTERS FOR HOTELS AMI
LEASES.
I3 Main ST. Phone 6H.
A. L. BRATTAIN, MGR 3. o DEPT:
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MILLINERY

ma raHED, BLOCKED, MADE
|1nrd ''ii,nmed: also plunes dyed
ma nr,n an work guaranteed; best
ma ses Es al Ethel Hryssut's. 377
Ha9i- Wasatch 4425-J.
1852
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sS500--Modern 5-room, beautiful home. on
7th ave-; faces ,soutb trees etc, {;
splendid lot fine lawns, flowers.
etc Terms.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AND RooM1No HOUSES

oa-room modern apartment house
equipped with disappea ring beds gas.
known convenience. All new. swell loc,.
rent low, Sec me for further particulars.
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AUCTION SALES

~~~~~~~~~\--~~0~~~~~>~~~~~--
AUCTION SALE AT a07 3RD AVE 1880
a. m, Friday, August 9. I Will sell
nice lot Of furniture Iron beds. dressers.
china closet. commodes, round quarter
sawed oak dining tables, leather seat
chairs, mission and mahogany rockers
center tables, pictures, lace curtains
dishes, cooking utensils. rugs, gas stove.
clock Morris chairs mahogany dress
table, mat. divan. taoourettes, doll house,
gas water heater garden hose and other
- fI23
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si'oo-l8 rooms. modern. Main st: rent
s96; heat free; good lease; an e2-
eeroo eeilent transient place
"0ooo-oo rooms. best location In CITY;
modern. p-to-date hotel: loW
rent long lease; terms to rish1
party,
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s35oo. $500 s25 per month.
6-roorn modern bungalow, mis-
sion finish throughout. lot 5o3120.
In Waterloo.
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LOTS s25-s1 MONTHLY

SUBURBAN LOTS SZo-$1 MONTHLY.
Houston. Texas, Is having the most
wonderful growth Of any city In the U.
s. Popuat ton increased from $4,000 to
10000 In seven years. Predicted by
conservative business men that 1t will
go to half million: $4,000. ono spent on
new buildings in past two years mag
niicent skyscrapers, hotels. etc; 500 fac
tories. Government improving Ship
channel to bring ocean liners to meet
our II railroads Rice university. en-
dowed with ten millions. opens this year.
Fortunes Will be made by investors In
suburban property. We have just opened
for sale the Townsite of Satsuma. beau
tiful suburb of Houston 35 minutes from
lots 50x100 feet. First 200 go at s25
each, Terms 81 cash and 81 monthly
No interest. Price VII, be advanced after
first 200 are sold, Write for fun par
ticulars or send = and get choice loca-
ton. c. w. Hail & Co., 127 Commercial
Bank bldg, Houston, Texas. e215G
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-PARTNER TO INVEST
some capital in a first class manufac-
turing business. big profits positively as
sured you This Is q high class, clean,
attractive proposition. Open TO your clos
est scrutiny. You can have half interest
and inside management for $1,000. All will
not have to be paid In now. balance paid
out OF the profits Of the business. For
lnclose phone number for immediate In
teryiew. f124
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED.

$500. $3.50 CASH. $50 PER Mo.
4-room bungalow. lot 35x15a. on
s. e bench. This Is cheaper than
TWO vacant lots In same locality.
$500. $500 s25 per month
6-roon modern bungalow, mis-
sion finish throughout, lot 5ox120.
in Waterloo
s425o. $1,000 cash. $40.
il-room modern, on s. e. bench.
This is snap
$4,000. $1,000 ss5.
Two story brick store and resi-
dence. combined. This Is a chance
to get business and q home at
The same time.
ss5oo. $1,000. $50.
S-room modern. new home:
hardwood floors. heat, mantels,
lawns; everything I'm first-cIass
condition. This was built for
home
Would be pleased to show any
OF the above.
N W. CLAYTON CO.,
Real Estate. Loans. Insurance.
wasa,ch 5s77' ~ ia Main st.
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HOFFMAN BROS. LOAN & TRUST CO.
90 T.. 1st So. Wasatch 244
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h APARTMENT. KENSINGTON
1snts, lst North and Main SITS;
Ilogany furniture. oriental rugs.
|1g complete: front and back
ftferences required. Phone Wa
+, between 9 and 5 o'clock. 1904
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S5000-Elegant 6-room modern home on
13th East near fth South; beau
tlful bungalow.
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA WAGENER's STUDIO
N East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Class and private
lessons c969
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>kEsFoRD APARTMENTS.
Near Eagle Gate.)
||sn best In city; furnished and
"a su!tes, furnished suites. with
I'D board, American plan. cafe
ectlon, open TO the public.
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lRTMENTs FURNISHED

IKI MIN . I y kS-N IL
.o(D-o AND 3-ROOM APIS.
|'rrnlng porches; also whole End
nom apt, over our own home,
uoye hon,elilee or nicer In the
q children. Apply $50 e. 3rd
|5rc Hyland oI2, 1885
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WANT PARTNERS. MFG. OIL, OF EDEN
and sweet spirits OF Eden, Proven and
guaranteed to cure rheumatism, All kin
0red curables. kidney. stomach and ner-
vous diseases. Sold by Townsend Drug
Co. 270 So, State. Income increases l
per cent month. Increasing value of
shares 100 per cent. Sec Kellett. 9 a. m.
to IL m.. 352 South West Temple street.
p. o. box S13 1854
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LAWN MOWERS
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

RANGES CONNECTED. $3.50; WATER
Jackets cleaned. Sc; l. Jackets, S.;
stoves repaired. Phone Wasatch 4994-M
i. Z. Morriss. t9S
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1HED AND UNFURNISHED (
.pom modern; juni;or and phone.
2S97-W. or $50 9TH ave. 1853
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OVERALL LAUNDRY.


UNION OVERALL LAUNDRY, WA
satch 44S2J. Plain 2Sc; starch. iron,
35c. Yes, we mend. elSaS
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ONE BLOCK FROM UTAH HOTEL,
North Main. e3aSs
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Would be pleased to show any
OF the above.
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SAFES AND VAULTS

A COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on hand a few second
hand safes for salo. Write for circular
sheaiy Safe s. Vault Co., IL P, o. place
o26T3
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S425o. $1,000 cash $40.
ll-room modern, on s. G. bench.
This is snap.
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DOG KENNELS


INTERMOuNTAIN KENNEL CO. NO
I. West 13th South. De Frank Kennel
Co. No. .. Ills ith ave. Phone 3S6sM
d2lOS
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1ra APT. NO. 4. CLOSE IN,
nre. 5si SO. W. Temple We
IN ello3
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS
aANDsoME sECoND-SToRY FRONT
.H.n' also side room; strictly private
lan'iy' 273 e. 1st SO. Wasatch 2o2s- NJ
e250
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and general accountancy. 592 Mcintyre
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money TO loan, I per cent.
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slightly Terms. $40 cash. s. per month.
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