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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-05-09
HOLD CONFERENCE
FOR ASSOCIATION
4OUNG WOME NFROM THE STATE
COLLEGES COME HERE FOR
TERRITORIAL CONFR-
ENCE Y. w. g. A.

That a deep interest is manifested
In the work Of the Young Women's
! christian Association is evident from
theSg a~ertnumber of young women
Who arrived in the city Friday after
noon and evening to attend the Cab
met Conference of the North Central
Territorial Committee.
The first session of the conference
was held Friday evening at the Meth
odist church, and there was q fine
attendance. which was augmented
late in the evening by the arrival of
more delegates on the evening Omaha
passenger. Prominent among the
Minneapolis, conference chairman,
Misses Viola Marshall, Eva II. Morris
and Fannie l.. --orris, student secre-
taries, who are Connected with the col
lege work.
Miss Dayton presided at the meet
ing, the devotions being led by Miss
Helen Peabody, of All Saints School,
Sioux Falls. The address of welcome
was given by Miss Mamie Ogin, OF
Dakota Wesleyan, and she spoke in
t~erestingly of the scope of work and
the service to be performed by the
members. Greetinge from the college
Y. w. G. A. We're extended by Miss
Bessie Dunn, and the response was
made for the visiting members by
Miss Helen Lyman OF Yankton col
lege.
Mrs. Samuel Weir gave a vocal Sc
lection, which received the heartiest
kind of appreciation from the deleg-
ates.
Miss Viola Marshall gave the spec
ial address of the evening on vision
and Service in which she pointed
III with much elearness the future
work OF the association and the neces-
sity for a deeper application of the
young women who have aligned
themselves with the work.
The sessions today are being held
in the chapel at Dakota Wesleyan,
and a number of splendid addresses
are to be given This eveing at G
O'clock a banquet is to be served in
the basement of the Methodist church
at which tits expected that fully 200
Women will take part Miss Dayton
viii preside as toastmistress-
sundays Program
Sunday morning DIT 500 o'clock
Miss Marshal. viii speak on tbs
Personal Life of the Cabinet Mem
her, at the Methodist church. Bish-
OPP Oldham will give an address at
1890 o'clock Insthe afternoon at 4
O'clock vesper services will lbe held.
In the evening Bishop Oldham will
give the second address Of the day,
and the farewell service will be led
by Miss Fannie l. Morris.
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USED TO
RUIN TURKS CAMP
FOR THE FIRST TIME AIR SHIPS
ARE EMPLOYED SUCCESS.
FULLY IN ACTUAL
WARFARE.

Rome, 1taly.-The frs! successful
use of the dirigible as a weapon of
offensive warfare took place at Aziz-
iah, in Tripoli, when according to an
official "eport received by the war
minister, two of the new dirigibles
floated over the camp of the enemy
and dropped thirty bombs complete
ly destroying the enemy's position
with resulting heavy loss of life.
D%irigibles had previously been
used for reconnoitering and a few
bombs had been dropped but this was
the first instance in the history of
the world where they were used at
length al a machines and kept at
the task until the entire camp had
been wiped out. No particulars of
the loss of life have been received
other than the laconic statement of
the military commander that it was
very heavy. The Turks tried to
ntalize their field guns to destroy the
dirigibles with sharpnel hut they
could not get enough elevation and
the shells went below the dirigibles.
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RAINFALL FOR APRIL
LARGEST IN YEARS
THREE TIMES THE PRECIPITA-
TION In 1907 AND 1908, BOTH
OF WHICH WE'RE GOOD
YEARS.

Huron, S. D.-The monthly mete-
geological summary, issued by the To-
cal Office of the United States wealth
er bureau for the Huron station,
shows tha4 in this vicinity during the
month of April the rainfall exceeds
the normal LII inches, altogether
S.76 inches falling.
In April 1911, there Wig but 81
inch, in 1910 there was so inch, and
in 1909 there was 81 inch, while in
1907 and 1907, Goth of which were
good years, the April precipitation
amounted respectively to LIS inch
es and 1.45 inches.
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MITCHELL
EASTER NsTAR INSPECTION

The annual visitation of the grand
matron of the Grand Chapter of the
Eastern Star was made the occasion
OF a very pleasing affair, when Mrs.
Edna Upton Morris, of Redfield, came
to Mitchell, Thursday to pay a visit
to Star Light Chapter. Mrs. Della M.
Stair, the worthy matron of the To-
cal chapter, gave a dinner party at
l O'Clock in honor of Mrs. Morris.
which was served at the Widmann
hotel, at which plates were laid for
twelve. The guests were ladies who
have filled the position of worthy
matron in their local chapters in the
past, and which included Mrs. Anna
Lumley of Pierre, a past grand mat
ron. The dinner was served in four
courses and it was a very enjoyable
affair. At the conclusion of the din
Iner, the ladies adjourned to the par
lor on the second floor and formally
organized Il Past Worthy Matron's
club, with the following officers nam
ed for the first year: President, Mrs.
Fannie Wells; vice president, Mrs. j.
j, Myles; secretary, Mrs. Della Stair;
treasurer, Mrs. Margaret Kleinau.
In the evening occurred the inspec-
ton OF the Chapter by Mrs. Morris.
Preliminary to the work, a fine dim
ner was served at Z O'Clock in Ma
sonic hall, which was served by a dl-
vision of ladies at the head of which
was Mrs. w. e. Upton. The dinner
was served in three courses, and the
viands We're of the most tempting
variety. There were about 100 who
partook of the fine spread. The table
was decorated with carnations and
American beauty roses. At the CON
clusion of the dinner tne guests re-
paired to the lodge con where the
work was demonstrated before the
grand matron. The officers put on the
initiatory work with two candidates
and later used the floral ceremony IL
putting on. tee affiliat on work. Mrs
Lumley, a. i!ast grand matron, rave
"A short address, in which she spoke
OF the splendid work o f the chapters
throughoutsth the. state, and of the
great benefit derived by belonging
to the order. Mrs. Morris gave her ad-
dress in which she summed up the
work of the local chapter n pait
its Officers gone merited compliments
for the splendid i II which
they ex smplified the degree OF lnl
tiation and that of utilization. At the
end of the address, Mrs. w. %. Tiptor
addressed Mrs. Morris in behalf OF
the chapter and presented her Will
a beautiful piece of cut glass as
testimonial C the fine regard which
the members of the chapter have FOL
her. Mrs. Morris accepted the gilt
with a fine expression OF thanks fol
the remembrance of the charming
hospitality of he Mitchell chapter
inc us OlllcETS anu lheiiipei9'
members were entertained with q
piano solo, rendered by Mrs. Lincoln
in a very charming manner and III
which she displayed quit a good dea,
of ability as Il pianiste. Mrs. II. A
Peterson made a fine impression will
a reading which che gave, and the
members gave a hearty appreciation
of both selections. 1t was a late houl
when the time for closing arriced
but late as it was the members
agreed that the evening had been
spent in a most delightful manner
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Helps a Judge in Bah Fix
Justice Eli Cherry, Of ellis Mil

Justice Eli Cherry. of Gillis Mills
Tenn, was plainly worried. A bad
sor on his leg had bafled several
doctors and long resisted all remed.
les. "At last it was a cancer" he
wrote. AT last l used Busklen's
Arnica Salve, and vas completely
iured. Cures burns. boils, ulcers,
cuts. bruises and piles. % cents at
Diehl & Brown.
Born, to d.. and Mrs. c. A. Bower,
THURSDAY, May II q son.
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FOR THE YOUNGER SET.

Friday afternoon Miss Roxena But
terrified was the hostess to the men,
bers of the Younger Set, and Il few
invited friends, it being the last
time that she could entertain the
club, owing to the approaching we'd
ding event which is to take place ear
ly next month. There were twenty
guests present for the affair, and the
afternoon was spent in "A most de-
|lightful manner, and altogether infor-
NAL. A buffet luncheon was served,
with Mrs. C. w. Downey, Misses Fan
ME Mccormick and Mae Welsh pre-
siding at the table and serving the
guests. The decorations were of
spring flowers-daisies and yellow
tulips.
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HALCYON CLUB MEETING

l.iILS IO.N AiLoIJ v II l. l.NAt
A most delightful meeting of the
Halcyon club was held Monday af-
teInoon with Mrs. j.. L.. Cooke, and
the attendance was large. The liter
airy portion Of the program was un-
der the direction of Mrs. Scoville,
and it consisted of an imaginary trip
to foreign countries. The leader gave
each member a foreign country to
visit land each described what they
would want to see, which brought
forth some interesting information
concerning many OK these corntries.
The roll call consisted of a descrip-
ton of the national flag of each couu-
FRY, and the leader presented the
guests with the flag of the nation
they represented, which were kept as
souvenirs of the occasion. The study
was exceptionally interesting and the
novelty OF it impressed the facts oil
the memory of the members. The rest
of the afternoon the ladies devoted
to matters of a social nature and
their fancy work. The club will be
entertained next Monday by Mrs.
Dona16cou
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-05-09

HOMER DAVENPORT DEAD
New York City-Homer Davenport
the noted cartoonest, died after a
brief illness today.
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IN SOCZAL CIRCLES
THREE-QUARTERs CENTURY

AL EltS CENlUR1
Last Saturday evening Mrs. CLAIR
ence Hedden arranged for a party in
honor of the seventy-fifth anniyer-
of the birth of her father, G. +.
Wilson. There We're eighteen guests
present to extend their hearty con
CALCULATIONS to Mr.. Wilson on the at
tainment of his advanced age and at
the same time being in such a heal
thy condition. The evening was pass
ed in a pleasant way in playing cards
and other amuSementS, all OF which
we're enjoyed to the full, ard the
honored guest of the occasion parti-
cipated in all the features. At the
close of the evening the guests were
served with some very fine refresh
.ments. On taking their departure
many kind wishes We're expressed to
Mr.. Wilson in the hope that he
would live many years more.
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OWNERS MUST HAVE MONEY,
OFFtR FOLLOWING y

OWNERS MUST HAVE MONEY.
THEREFORE OFFER FOlI.oWlN" Al
4 SACRIFICE.
MONEY TO BE MADE IN EITHER
WE CAN GUARANTEE IoU y PRof ~:
OVER 10 PER CENT MET INCOME ON
THIS ONE.
$S0O0-Noarly new modern brick doupio
house . rooms. bath toilet. etc.
each side good basement. coal bins.
etc. nice large lot with right oi
way, near car barns. 9th South
Ith East. best rental district, never
vacant since built, rental income
s22 per month. This property lF
worth $4,000 It's great bargain
at $1,000. Worry reasonable terms
can bc arranged: $500 cash viii
handle it. the balance can be PAID
monthly. -,
SS250 BARGAIN HOME On Eth SOUTH.
Sec No SOS East ath South If you want
= modern 5-room brick house. Large
barn, cost $500. Lot is worth $500 House
will cost to build not less than $1,000. II
taken At once we are instructed 10 sell II
for $3.50. Including coal and gas ranges,
linoleum la kitchen. bath and phntry-ll $
the best inluid aud new, cost sG", II not
sold this week We are Instructed to rent
Il and take 1T on the market
WE HAVE \ NUMBER OF BAR
GAINS IN HOUSES MD LOTS SOUTH
EAST PART. MANY On VERY EASY
TERMS. CHOICE LOTS. $40 cash and
$40 monthly, on 5th, 6th, 1th. sth East
Lake St, or University st.. near new high
school We viii guarantee you can not
equal them at price or terms.
We write fire insurance.
PETERSON REAL ESTATE & INV. co.
5i East 18th South st. ncnr MUXum Hotel.
Phone $500.
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$4,000. $500 cash, win buy A No.
ern bungalow containing . rnoneNw y
home Is finished nicely inside aa
tinted, bedrooms, mantei In I,vj.n
all special taxes paid. within wniLtE y
tancc. hs
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On llth East, a real bargain I,
room bungalow. built OF modal
hard wood floors. tile Crate In IiIIn, nrid
bay. window In dining room, ugs.1 1ce1
lures are OF the best grade, ruil co.,
basement. This home Is a barsasn
$500 bIlt the owner has cut ,baM
10 s3850; S30o cash, balance : per s canI ~
tcrest. Nen,
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On 9th East. paving all paia
low containing large rooms punz
porch, hot water heat. hardwood dG'espi|
full cement basement. good light q. noo'
best of plumbing. well built ana . uatiiu
at $3.50: $500 cash. osrsa
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Greatest value eyer offered IN =.
room modern residence within gi ~,
OF the temple. all special taxes nloc|
thoroughly modern has iIno m.maa rsia
bedrooms; living rooms. There h,
loan on This property OF ss500 tn
Is 501l65 feet and Is worth sjoE ~
Let MS show You this property NJ
sonable offer refused. :" -
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SCAVENGER SLRVICE

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RUBBISH AND DEAD AMI
mails removed. sanitary cans furnished
FREQ. all kinds OF scsvenger work done
promptly and thoroughly. Salt Lake
Scavengsr e. Sanitary Garbage Co, If T.
Ord So. 81 Wasatch 10. rl775
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SMITH. TARPEY & SMITH.

A strictly modern buft brick dolH|
house on East 7th South. FIVE rooms q
each side: FOR a home and an inyef''
ment this is a real bargain: price tS;tt;
terms liberal.
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within walking distance, l-r,,or,
cru pressed brick, which can Ia N
chased for $1,000: 5000 cash. baia,uoe
cent, payable in instalments.
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UNDERWRITERS

FOR SALE AT HALF PRICE: LIMITED
number copies OF Your Own Coiiec-
tor; whole books se. half books $3.50.
quarters $3.50. Address N-2s. Tribune
g23i
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PRIVATE HOME

WILLOWS MERE: CONFIDENTIAL,
confinement, seclusion, legal adoption
Mrs. F. Phlllips. lith e. bet. 18th and
l3th SO. Sugar Sta. Hyland i231-M.
PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME;
doctors and nurses service; ba bies 1e-
ERlly adopted. Fila Martin. $50 West Ord
North Wasntch lfs5-R gs0s
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TYPEWRITERs

WE RENT TYPEwRITERs.
All makes repaired. exchanged ana sold.
Utah Typewriter Exchange Co, ss West
md South Phone 40 Established 1904.
o1lgI
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AUTO TIRE REPAIRING

EXPERT TIRE REPAIRING ALL
work guaranteed. New and used tires
for sale. Austin Tire z Rubber CO.. ll7
Ea4t E1rst South Tel 3oin. d2zz
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CoI,DESINA LADIES TAILOR. MOVED
10 suite 81. Mercantile blk. Tel. w
1854 f12s7
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FURS AND TAXIDERMISTS

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and ta2idermist line. Store furs dur
ing summer. clean, repair. re-dye and re-
model at cut rates; % years IN Salt Lake
City r Stencil Fur CO., 81 r 3rd South
street fl67i
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POULTRY AND PET STOCK

SETTINGS FROM THOROUGHBRED
white md brown game Leghorns, Ply
mouth Rocks, Rhode Island Reds and
white Wyandottes: also two brooders and
a few thoroughbred cockerels Prices rea
sonable. T. II. Morrison, $50 West 6th
North alS9I
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Another bargain on a paved
within walking distancc-6.roon, 80
brick home with sleeping porch, eoo1
property for the price OF the rroI,sa
YOU want a home within walkin~
tance do not fail TO scc this one
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TWO LOTS 25xl5s EACH; soUTHEAs1:
half block from car line: will eel "
less than cost. cash or terms, Addrssfo,
NIB. Tribune. W~
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LADIES' TAILORING

ALBERT ARNOLD, LADIES' TAILOR,
s6 f.. 4th SO. I make suits from Gus
TONER'S materials. also have stock on
hand in mann!sh effects from $i5 and un
14S3
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

=
FOR SALE-COoN, RABBIT. BEAR
deer. wolf and fox hounds. we'll and un-
ties
on recetDt OF 10 cents We mall descr,p-
I've hlghly illustrated catalogue, Wu'Cn
gives fun Information OF 40 breeds OF
oogs' several breeds OF cattle, sheep.
ss"lhc- ferrets and rabbits. Prico Hs'
pENNA fl0Ts
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

The GoDDARD-ABBEY CO., AUDIT.
lng and general accountancy ba9 NJ
intyre bldg. Wasatoh 6is4. o2osa
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On the east bench We are offcr;n.
bungalow Tor $4,000 which cost ths nvl
$500 three years ago; large ronrs
sleeping porch. built of red pressed NJ,
hardwood floors throughout. cement -
mcnt. lot f5X100 feet. Terms can hs
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SECOND D-HAND LUMBER, GOOD CON
dition. Pin. stuff doors. windows and
frames. flooring, rustic inside finish. will
build four. room house; bargain for quick
sale 2215 McClelland. Take Ashton car
10 Park City railway. walk block east on
railway. gltt2
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FURS MADE TO ORDER.

REPAIRING. REMODELINQ AND
cleaning at reasonable prices Call
phone Hyland 13s4-W. Elizabeth VI.
Evans. 557 4. 9Th South g123S
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7-ROOM MODERN BRICK HOUSE. .
blocks from city and county building
Large lot mantel. etc. This IL a sacrifice
at $3.50. Good terms.
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MONEY TO LOAN

'@~~>~~-~--~->---~~->----
LOANS FOR BUILDING. YOU MAY
have your own architect. your own
will supply plans You may repay us
same as rent. Interest rea sonable. Thus
you can get n home for what you are
paying In rent Salt Lake Security
Trust Co. 20 Main ST c1iO2
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BAY MARE, ABOUT 100 POUNDS. S
years old, absolutely gentle for lady.
nearly new phaeton. Studebaker rubber
ured runabout. harness, blankets. halter.
whip. bltching weight, neck strap and
brushes. all for $3.50 cash. owner not leaV-
Ing city. has purchased automobile, Cali
residence Hyland 205-M. or office. Wa
satch S226 gl0s7
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OK EAST BENCH. J BLOCK FROM
car 6Oxl60 It., with 5room new modern
brick house. Mautcl. fruit and shade
trees, $500; $500 cash, balance to suit.
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MUST SELL ON ACCOUNT OFF SICK
ness. 6-room pressed brick house, al
most an acre Of ground, good chicken
ranch; all for $3.50, terms arranged Hy-
land 2i43-W. gg8i
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ATTORNEYS

POWERS MARIoNEAUx. ATTOR-
ucys. o W. Powers. Thomas Marion
cauN. ]. " Mckinney, Roger ". Powers
Top floor front. Eearns bldg. Bell 1880
J. g Farrinzton. notary. n2tsa
u l.. oLESON. LAWYER
2a7 Boston bids Wasatch 44T2 pssO
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COULD WE MAKE MORE LOANS
upon real estate than any fiye com
petltors combined unless our methods are
right?
Nineteen years experience with only
one foreclosure
TRACY LOAN G TRUST co.
IL E. lst South, m266i
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DOG KENNELS

rNTERMoUNTAIS KENNEL co. NO
West 18th South: De Frank Kennel
Co. No. :, Ills fth ave. Phone 9sss-M.
dzlos
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hand furniturs. consisting of office
desks, ranges, heating stoves, rugs,
pianos end general house furnishings.
FISHER Fur. Co, $50 SO, West Temple.
Glla0
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MASSAGE

MANICURING. ELECTRIC MASSAGE;
rheumatism positively cured: prices rea
sonsble- Room 20 Galena block, cor md
So. and State SITS. pio6s
MANlCURING AND MASSAGE. 37s so.
Main. room !. rs7i
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FT'EN. ROOMS FOR UNIVERSITY STU
dents, Young men: toS 10th T.. W.
4S0s-R g1ot1
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WE PAY CASH FOR BARGAiNsSs
real estate. a. y. Humphries' .,c51'
End So. st.
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FURS STORED, CLEANED, RE-
paired: summer prices: storage rooms
best equipped In tho west; responsible
concern: reasonable rates. Hudson Ray
Fur Co. 122 Main. WaSatch 1851 dl7t7
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FOR SALE-REAL EsTAr,
IMPROVED AND UNIMpno,-.

uALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN g ~.
COMPANY. an
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LAWN MOWERS

SHARPENED AND REPAIRED: BIcY
cle repairing. KEY fitting. Salt Lake
Lock Works Bell 1854. a23s7
LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED AND
repaired. Fowler's key, gun, bicycle
and novelty works; baby buggfes retired
lis West End SO. Bell 1850. oas6s
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FOR RENT-sToRBs AND OFFICES

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TWO NEW STORES NEARLY COM
pleted, at 53 n. State st. Steam heat.
No better location for meats, groceries
and drugs. Main street Is the closest
meat market or drug store Canyon
road and North State street have no
car line. consequently ali residents walk
by these stores.
LITTLE & LITTLE, No. 1 w. End SO.
glIS3
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CEDERHOLM. LADIES' TAILOR. s15
Security-Trust bldg., opposite q, C. NJ. T.
f1570
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FOR SALE
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS

A PLEASANT ROOM FOR ONE OR
two gentlemen; running water, large
closet centrally located. block and half
from Hotel Utah Apt. l2. Emery apt,
lst ave. and State street. Call Wasatch
4S13-J. g492
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HOTELS
VACUUM CLEANERS

ALL MAKES FOR SALE OR RENT;
Carpet cleaning done. c. D. Bates Elec-
trio Co.. 321 Atlas. Was. 272i. e9S3
SANTO FOR SALE OR RENT, CLEAN
Ing Electric cleaners s37 up. Stewart
Gleeson Co. IS W 2nd South f3Is2
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TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS. sogulSS
east bench: on good. easy terTnA ~
Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08

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