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bridge party or Wednesday afternoon
by her hostess, Mrs. Baach. Those tn
! Nited were Mrs j. IL. AicSecr. Mrs.
floyd hlacf. Mrs. G. NJ. Galway. Mrs.
J. l.. Halter. Mrs. J. Acton Lundon,
Mrs. NJ Block. Mrs. j. W. Eas lcy. Mrs
i!rber Marvin tmbcrecr. Mrs. II. N.
tiump. Mrs, s. Bach
Mrs. &. g. Frazier and children, who
have been visiting relatives at Gary.
w. Va, have returned home.
Miles Cary Jr.. Of Crystal W. Va,
wns the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. w.
l:aslcy this week.
Mrs. Snnnic H. Black. who has been
the guest Of her son. Floyd Black,
left Tuesday for Graham, where sho
"A fcw days for Norfolk. where she
VIII spend tho remainder OF the win
slr. and Mrs. NJ Marvin umberscr
have for their guest this week Mrs.
Harry y Gump and son. OF Knoxville.
Mrs. clyde Becrbowcr. of salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ii wals,or. a "'rhc
Curtis Walters. OF Roanoke. spent
sunday here, the CUES, OF his parents.
Colonel james Eilwood Jones. or
Switchback. w. Va. was here Mon
day.
Miss Elizabeth iIuford. who haa
been spending some time with her sis-
ter at kingsport, Tenn. has returned
Mrs. NJ. a. smith is in Richmond
visiting relatives.
Mrs. c. g. Betcilc ana daughter.
Helen. vino have been the guests ~
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. II. I.awford lctt
Monday for their home in Roanoke.
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we're charming childlkc hcroincs. poe
tic flowers OF time when ruled the
crinoltnc. the ham sleeves. and the
sword Of Monsieur Irudhommc. They
women. they were often touching and
never ridiculous and Will forever re-
MANA typo OF cducations
To-day we know another Kind. 1t
has not yet reached its perfection. but
1t is approaching 1t. ] am sure that
before ten years have passed We shall
see a perfect type OF the modern gir!.
who WIFI reflect the sens> OF our time.
Will power. For tho uviators are soar
ing towards the highest SUBMITS. the
boilers arc steaminS. the factories are
roaring, the autos are speeding, the
inventors are robbinG earth OF It's
secrets. may not alone earth. hut also
air ana sea. dar!ngly riskinG their
lives. Everywhere We are struggling.
every where we are iight!nE. and II you
do not want 10 be trampled down by
the crowd you must run even faster.
even II you are rasping for breath.
even II your legs ara shaking. even IL
everything Invites you to rest AT the
roadside. The fight is beautiful. and
lie must be lived. but IL calls for
hard tempered souls and never perhaps
has woman even been asked to fulhl
such duties as are demanded of her to-
day.
il should be the noble object of her
this novel ardnons life. and the task
Is not difficult one. for the young
girls themselves are ready. nay; eager.
to take upon themselves their new
duties.
or course ! am not speaking OF tho
flirting. cmpty-headed, nighty Young
girl who Is aXtravasant, spoiled and
pettcd. 10 not think you viii ma n
hundred girls Of this. kind in Faris
though writer's and artists arc fond OF
depicting her rs the type OF the Paris
ian girl. I am speaking of our girls
as they really are PERHAPS their
silhouette at present is little too
slim = fashion demands that - their
heels q little too high their hats too
big and their skirts too narrow. But
how open arc not their minds. how
warm. healthy. brave and charming
their souls!
And they know something. too, They
know that thsrc is n safe road leading
across tho three rocks. tho procipices
and the river. but they also know that
there is work to be done, beautiful
these arc grave questions which oc-
cupy their minds They arc no longer
humble. II poor they are willing to
make their own living and proud to
do so. and IL chance has madc them
rich. TREY know that 1t is their duty to
10 something for others who arc less
fortunate. This is why they arc active.
energetic and brave.
They build no castles. either IN air
or in Spain. aud II thor imag gina ton
Is rather vivid. they do MOI COMPLAIN
when they are disappointed With their
little hands they tackle reality to
create happiness for themselves. tho
happiness which is reached only
through work.
Their still little too free and easy
manners sometimes scare old maids,
who have remained faithful to the
id"nl nf tho Young Girl CONNIE II fault"
or'. who understood nothing but what
o~-"oe with their own ideas. But
t"'' won that the modern Young girl
will be one of the most marvellous
flowers of the twentieth century
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the transaction Of business and degree
work. the members repaired to the
banquet room. where "A sunp,uous re-
past had been prepared. and was
served in excellent style The invited
guests were Hon. H. o. l[rrna, Hon.
;. 7. y. Kent. Charles 7. Yanccy. L.:
H. Beazlcy and others.
james Bruce Chnstain. Miss Lulu
.hmondsun and Mrs +. b. johnson
left for cw York Monday, preparatory
TO taking an extended tour TO New
Orleans. Houston and san Antonio.
Tex: Los Angeles and san I'rnncisco
Cal. returning through Mexico and
south America. covering a period Of
about four months.
Mrs Charles T. YRnccy loft Wcdncs-
day for an extended trip to san An
tonic. Tex: New Orleans and Tcnncs.
sec.
Il. H. Bcazlcy. OF this place. is spend
inS several days in Richmond.
Albert Stnnncld who has been visit
ing relatives here. has returned to
Toronto. Canada.
Miss Sallic Lovciacc will leave In a
few days for n visit to friends in
Lynchburg and Wilson.
Mrs W. l. Jordan Mrs Willie VIII
hanson and Mrs. Dula left for New
York on Monday. from which place
they VIII sail for the West Indies.
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AMHERST

Especial to tho Times Dispatch.J
Amherst, Va. January i3.-Alr. ana
from their bridal tour and are now
visiting Mr.. Chappcllc's sister Mrs.
j. c. Iicarfott.
Miss Ellen Douglas Gray, OF Rap
phhaHnock county, IS tie guest OF
Misses Marion and Sell Dearborn.
MISS tStcllc NcCraw, OF Chatham,
Is Visiting her parents. Mr. ana AIrs.
X. II. McCraw.
MI ana Mrs. c. \. Joubert have
gone to New orleans. where they Will
sp"nl the remainder uf the winter
win MIR Joubcrt's mother.
Rev. +. II. Hopkins and wife have
returned FROM Il visit To relatives on
the Eastern Shore.
on Tuesday afternoon last, at hcr
home at Amherst. Mrs. II. c. White
mead entertained in Il lovely manner
the 400 club. OF Amherst The
rooms were beautifully decorated.
Among those playing We're Mcsbamcs
W. X. Allen. w. l.. Sandidgc. Edward
"andidgc. j. 7. Bonney. Il. Il. Harrison
and y. II. strobe; Misses Bessie Ro-
pcrtSon. Douglas Gray, Emma Saund :
crs. Marion Dearborn, Nell Dearborn
and liosalic Harrison. Mrs. j. T. Bon.
ncy won first prize and Miss Bessie
robertson second Mrs. G. Aylett
AShby assisted Mrs. Whitehead in
serving delicious refreshments.
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BIG STONE GAP
Especial to the Times-pispotch.

Especial to he Times Dispatch.J
Big stone Gap. Va January 49,
Mrs. j. y. Gilmer and children are
visiting relatives in Lee county
Or. and Mrs. T. NJ. Cherry have re-
turned TO their home at Norton after
n visit to DR.. and Mrs j. w. Kelly.
Misses Irnia and Bernicc Orr re-
turned sunday night from Bristol.
where they visited Miss Mary Kite
-tev. ana Mrs. j. 4. Morrow, of Cat,
City, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
RAIDER. .-4..l
Dr. J. p Ed,nonds has returned 20
m frianGs %, the k Gan after visit TO
II. Il. Price. Jr.. of stoncga, spent
Sunday in the Gap.
Hon. John w. Chalklcy left Mon
day for Richmond to attend the scs-
sion of the State Legislature MIR.
Charley being the Democratic member
of the House OF Delegates. Mrs.
Chalklcy and little son. John BulliLt.
VIII join Mr.. Chalklcy later.
DIR. and Mrs. G.. w Bolts have re-
turned to Louisville, after spending
some time with Mrs. Botts's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. J.. Flccnor.
The local Masonic lodge has elected
tho following officers for tho ensuing
Masonic year: Hugh II. Slemp, wor-
shipful master;tJohn +. Mullins, senior
warden; Ira L. Warner. Junior warden
In. Kelly. senior deacon; y. D. Owens,
p. Barron, treasurer; ]. III. Mathews,
secretary, and w. B. Kilbourn and M,
Ii. GRADER. stewards.
Miss Lillian Lloyd, daughter of DR..
J. J. Lloyd, is visiting friends in New
York n
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CREWE

Especial to the Times Dispatch
crcwc. Va. January l3.-At con-
srcgatlonal meeting held I'm the Iap-
list Church last Sunday. Rev. NJ. il.
Cooper, of Pulaski. was called to the
passionate TO succeed Rev. w. .. Rosscr,
resigned
Gilbert Ceilings entertained Friday
evening in honor of the graduating
class OF the crcwr High school Those
attending were Misses Emily Borum.
airline Bevill, Whitley Norris. Made
line Jenkins. Maggie and Hattie cum :
ihinss. Cora Bergman. Estcllc Nc
i:aushlin. Grace Berry. Ethel Adams,
EvEiin Anderson. Nellie Jones. Lin-
wood Wilson.
Miss Pearl Pratt and Robert Mar
snail surprised their friends by driv-
ing to Blackstone on "Wednesday and
neinE married at Hotel Ripbcrger by
KEY. MI Better. OF the baptist Churcn.
Aitcr a tour of some length they will
DC at home to their friends in Crcwc,
Mr. and Mrs. John Cole recently
visited relatives here. They we're mar
RED in Michigan during the holidays.
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RADFORD

Especial TO the Times Dispatch
Radford. Va. January l3.-Mrs. Wal
Ter 5. Smith, of Fauquicr county, who
has been visiting Mrs. J. w. Flanagan.
has returned home. Complimentary
dinners We're given her and Miss
Frances Smith By NIcsdames Flanagan.
Andrew lnglcs. Mac lngics. William
lnglcs and Lewis Harvey
The new flag for the G. G. Wharton
Camp has arrived and will be pre-
scented to the camp by the local chan.
tcrs Of the United Daughters of the
Confcdcracy.
Captain and Mrs. william Inglcs re-
turned Tuesday from Marion, where
they spent New Years Day with Mrs.
Miles. -
Mrs ]. Harry whitmorc is visiting
her mother in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. T. ". Simpson spcut
tho first few days of the New Yea
with Mr.. Simpsons mother In Chris
tiansbure.
Airs NJ. T.. kemper ana daughters.
Misses Mildred ana Maude and Mrs
Thomas, of Clifton Forge, have re-
turned home after spending the holt
days IN Jacksonville and st. Angus
tine, Fla
Miss Julia Trolinger. of Meadow
Creek, spent n few days last week
with Miss Willie Harvey.
Mrs Fuqua and little daughter.
Mona. returned home Saturday from
Pulaski, where they visited Mrs. Camp
bell.
Mrs w. 4. Wilson returned home
Monday from Saltvillc. where she visit
cd her daughter, Mrs. Farley.
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DURHAM

Especial TO the Times Dispatchl
=, parmauh' y. C.. January l3.-Mr and
SrlIs, W. &. Crabtrce have returned
York an" Ne"
me police force of the city OH We'd
presented presented George L. Lyon
WIN beautiful gold-headed cane as a
Ne" year remembrance. 1t has been
,ne custom of AIR. Lyon, for many
Years. - remember the police and give
each meiIher pair of fine gloves The
ShhihS was to show their apprecia-
tioh OF this thonghtfulness.
nn mrS' =. w Toms on Friday after
noon delightfully."- entertained the
,.'o Club. The lovely home
M"S lhsteiully decorated with ferns
ma winter flowers. Upon the arrival
ni me members n regular social meet
fnS WIS enjoyed. after which light re-
'rsh'iirhts were served.
oh tuesday evening Miss Nina VIII
hIph entertained "A number Of her friends
, ~ hohor OF her fifteenth birthday.
mere were many enjoyable games.
nau drIiEhtfml musical program rem
nf ere, by Misses Nina May Wilson and
LILY Adcock. y two-course luncheon
ot saihu and fruit was served
mrs Victor S, Bryant entertained
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CHRlSTIANSBURG
Especial to tie Times-Dispatch.l

Especial TO tie Times DispatcllJ
ChristianshurG, Va, January Ia
Mrs James Childrcss was hostess to
he Hamilton Wade Chapter, of Unitc,l
daughters of the Confcdcracy, Thurs
DAY afternoon, Mrs. Charles Sumptcr,
rrcsidch, OF the chapter, presided. AZ
Ter the business meeting was over. a
social hour Was much enjoyed by tho
fnemherS and Mrs. Childrcss served
delicious refreshments
Mrs. Thomas love was called to
Fayetteville Tuesday by II message
announcing the sudden death of her
father. Mr.. Boyd.
nam w. simmons. Redmond l. Room
anu CHARLES y. Johnston are spending
the week in Roanoke.
pr and Mrs. Edward Simpson have
returned TO mississippi. after visiting
relatiVcs mere. They VIII sail for In
uIa IN June. and resume their work
as medical missionaries
misses sadie and Mary Elicit arc
Nis,tihG relatives in rocahontas.
MISS Mary Meade has returned from
y, VISIT TO her sister. ut Ashcvillc, y.
:, Fred Tallant and Frank DruI,Icc.
Mrs. nuhkicc. Misses Alice and Vjr-
flhla pnnklcc left "Wednesday morn
i ,i,E Tor months stay in Manatcc.
Charles Crush has returned 10 wash
ing ana Lee University.
MISS Edna Proctor of Texas. is hero
Tor treatment. ~
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WYTHEEILLE
Especial to the Timcs-Dispatch


Wythcvillc. Va. January 13.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Trinklo and Miss Page
Moore have returned from Abingdon.
where they attended tho Boo.scr-Lltch-
field marriage
NJ. j. Swcckcr has been called TO
Austin, Tex. this week by the III
ness OF his. daughter. Mrs. j. j. Clark.
Miss Corinc Hampton. OF Columbia,
,, e., Is visiting her sister. Miss Mary
hampton. who Is student OF the Der
wick school
Misses Katie and Virginia st. Clair
arc at nome after Il visit to their
brother In Philadelphia.
Mrs Robert Pierce and children are
spending the month OF January with
the formor's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Set
tie. In Galveston. Tex.
MRS William Jnmerson and children,
of Martinsville. are the guests of Mrs.
j. d. StultZ.
Mrs. William T.raXton. Of Richmond.
u recent guest Of Mrs. Thomas H. Dew
ieft Thursday 10 visi, friends In Lynch
burg.
Page Hob,naon OF Salem. is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. n. j.. Potts
Miss Elizabeth Moore returned this
week from visit TO the Misses Rogers
In Indianapolis.
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most charmlngly tho Tourist Club
nnursday afternoon. Mrs. G. w. Toms
read interesting notos on AleNnndrIn:
Mrs I. &. Brown presented most
thoughtrul paper on Tho Persian and
MSccdoninn lnvaslons'': Mrs. l. f. Hill
study OF Egypt by this club Is grow
ing more Interesting at each meeting
or the club. two-course luncheon
was served
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SOUTH BOSTON

Especial to the Times Dispatch.l
South Boston, Va, January 13-An
enjoyable banquet was given by Hal
flax Chapter. No. 3S, Royal Arch
Masons, on Monday evening. In honor
Of Its members and invited guests this
being the occasion of the stated meet
Ing. After u session OF two hours for
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POCAH0KTAS

Especial to the Times Dispatchl
Pocahontas. Va January l3.--Mrs.
Marry y. Gunp. OF Knoxville. Tenn.
who Is the house guest of Mrs. Sol
Baach, WAS rendered n progressive
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED.

$500. $3.50 CASH. $40 PER MO.
t-room bungalow. lot t5xi6e, on
.. e. bench. This !s cheaper than
Two vacant lots in same locality.
s56oo. $500. s25 per month.
o-roo1 modern bungalow. mis-
sion finish throughout. lot 50xl20.
IN Waterloo
s425o. $1,000 cash $40.
room modern. on $. e. bench.
This Is a snap.
$4,000. $1,000 s25
Two-story brick store and resi-
dcnce combined. This is a chance
70 get a business and home at
the same time.
$500. $1,000 $50,
Broom modern. new home.
hardwood floors. heat. mantels.
lawns; everything In flrst-c class
condition. This was built for
home.
Would be pleased to show any
OF the above.
n. W. CLAYTON CO..
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance.
Stocks and Bonds.
Wasatch 5977. lI3 Main st.
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AUCTION SALES
TYPEWRITERS

WE RENT TYPEwRITERS.
All makes repaired. exchanged and sold
Utah Typewriter Exchange Co., 6s West
-@
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GERTRUDE f. BENJAMIN, W. N.
LOUISA STEWARD. Secretary
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SAFES AND VAULTS

A COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on hand. few second
hand safes for sale. Write for circular,
shealy Safe & Vault Co., ~ r. O. place,
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CHINA DECORATING

sIIcS ~HTTTHA WAGENER's STUDIO
~ East Third South. China suitable
ior snlo oN cs6s
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PATENT ATTORNEY

10 pATENT INVENTIONS. REGISTER
trade mark or copyrights, sec y "a:
Thomas. Eagle block oANs
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2s6o ACRES OF GOOD. LEVEL NON
irrigated farming land; partly irriga BILE.
decided; within miles OF railroad; spe-
claliy good for steam plow; low price;
easy terms; low rate OF interest
r. r. " LAND COMPANY,
Montpelier Idaho. f7s5
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pYoRRHEA SPECIALIST


pR ROBERT w HALL, PiOERs En s3s
AND ORAL PROPH LA"1'' oss1
kEARNS BLDG,
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MIZPAH CHAPTER NO
o, Order Eastern Star
Stated meetings S p. m.
first Monday of each
month. Masonic temple.
corner Second East and
First South. Visiting
members cordially In
vited.
f. BENJAMIN, W. NJ.
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HAIR GOODS.

LADIES. SAVE MONEY ON HAIR
goods Call Mrs Klinnor. expert hair
goods maker. sos South State street
e3311
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COMPLETELY FURNISHED MODERN
Office Mcintyre bldg, Apply room 2ol
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LYNDS CHAPTER NO.
l. Order Eastern Star
Masonic temple. stated
meetings first Friday
each month. Visiting
members will receive a
cordial welcome.
JENNIE X. BRECkON.
W. 81: NELLIE 7.
SPENCER. Secretary.
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A. A. s. RlTE--THE FOUR Co-oRDl-
nate bodies OF the A. A. s. Rite OF free
Masonry will hold stated meetings tne
third Thursday In each month at the Ma
sonic temple, corner First South and sec
ond East. Sojourning brethren invited
l.. II. Harding, SD deg.
w. NJ Jordan lodge OF Perfection NO. D.
NJ. T. Lipman, 3?d deg.
w. NJ. James Lowe Chapter OF RoSs
Croix No. J.
L. II. Harding $50 des.
Commander of Salt Lake Council OF IA
dosh No. /,
c. H. Fischer. sd deg.
NJ OF 81. Consistory No. l.
Christopher Diehl. SD deg.
Register for all the bodies.
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CHINESE HERBS.

CTI ERRATEp HERB SPEClALlSI, !,
far,nerlv OF yisalia. Cal. Chinese herbs
for sale. Consultations free. L. Su Woo VEG
Herb Co, 235 w. End So. eeaoV
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FOR RENT
OR RENT-sToREs AND OFFICES

FOR RENT-BILLIARD ROOM poXso
teet; basement under office Of the VII
son MOTEL; street and also inside orrloe
entrance: ideal place for a billiard room.
Apply Wilson hotel riTSo
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO., 35i SO.
State st Phones 5236-Ssa6. m2esI
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CONTRACTORS

r: p SPRINGER, HOUSE WRECkE,RE ,E
and contractor. Phone Wasatcn loos, s,a,s ~ ;
Res. 424 Ord East.
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$4,000. $500. s25 per month
6-roo1 modern bungalow. mis-
sion finish throughout. lot 50xiao.
IN Waterloo.
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Would be pleased to show any
OF the above.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LARGE STORAGE BARN IN THE
rear 15s ~ Main st. Make us an OFFER.
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS CO.
1912 f, Third South ST.
Wasatch 2030.

NEW STORE BUILDING, FITTED
complete with -ails. hooks and scales
for wholesale and retail meat business
ice box 27Il7 feet. Also suitable for
wholesale milk and bottling plant. Wa
satch 1321-J 258 So, <th West e24of
PARTY WHO CAN TAKE FEW LET
ters per day and answer phone when
owner OF office Is out. for the desk room
use Of phone. Call 32s Judge bldg. 1877
TO LEASE
TO I.EAsE-sToRE ROOM. NO. 1874
South Main street Floor space 195 feet
bv $50 feet with basement. Best loca-
tion in city. Apply p, ]. Moran. l53
West End South st
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BOOK sToE.Es

WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE
books 20. e. NJ" Book Store 10 East
End South Phone Wasatch 1918 p2e12
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Utah CAMP NO s3s. w. o. w
"wednesday evening. F. q. r. hall. is7
s. w. Temple. Visiting neighbors well
conn. Jesse II. Collins Consul; e. ".
Hall. Clerk,
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FOE REi1G

80 Rooms OR SUITES: !, as
r.,ss 1. ,s'' very low. Savoy fsSs sSs
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SECONDHAND STORES
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

tsckets cleaned, 81. L jackets, o.:
stoves repaired. Phone Wasatch 4sa&-M.
F. F. Morrfse. re
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|s.st.c ACCOUNTANTS

nDARn. .,r,,-o--..----~-~-.~,~---o
~: seasral BBEY co, AUDIT
f War.,s ,sScountancy. 522 Nc
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rvEDERHOLM, LADIES' TAILOR, AS
Security Trust bldg. opposite z. c. NJ. ]:
f1570
EXCLUSIVE LADIES'
tailor. &c z. 4th South. Wasatch 1920.
tai'or' '' nT27
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DOG KENNELS

KENNEL CO, NO.
l. West 18th South; De Frank Kennel
Co. No, ,. llls 4th ave. Phone 3sss-M
dalos
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/ ZEE ALhHA,ns Az Ioons. with bath; at
Il, 8. w. o2855
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THE BEST FARMS ARE FOR SALE BY
ss39. caoIs
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HOTELS AND BOOMING HOUSES

HOTELS.
RoOMING HOUSES
FIRST CLASS
European hotel one of the best
locations. one OF the best money
makers. strictly modern: takes
5000 10 handle. Investigate
WILL, TRADE
SEVERAL GROCERIES.
One. fixtures $3.50 invoice: an
other invoice. fixtures and stock.
about 1920. grocery and meat
store 10 trade for city property
or Will consider farm.
II YOU HAVE
property 20 trade for some kind
OF business. let US hear from
YOU as We are In "A position TO get
You most any kind OF trade for
most any kind OF business,
BETTlLYON HOME BUILDERS
COMPANY.
Mr. Rihcey. Il. o.. Dept.
l0-l2 E. Third So Street
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LARGE sTOREROoM. 221 -223 stato 3,
Apply G. s. Holmes. semloh hotel.
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR sALE-COON RARRTT REAR
ueer, wolf and fox hounds, we'll and un-
la ttia,ned' generally puppies OF all varle-
i've, highly illustrated catalogue which
Ses Stres iull Information of SO breeds OF
auss, several breeds of cattle sheep,
sMlhe. ferrets and rabbits Price list
N pri, l., 3. lands, Dept. IS. READING.
PENNA. n07s
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FURRIERS

rURS STORED. CLEANED. RE-
nairod. summer prices; storage rooms
,nst eouipped in the west; responsible
conccrn: rea asonable rates. Hudson Bay
Eur Co. l22 Main. Wasatch ll6l. d17A7
GENEVA C. HICKS & CO.. ss SOUTH
9Th East; furs cleaned and stored; re-.
nyra and renodeling done at reduced
pprices during summer months WasatSn
5707. o'o
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ELECTRICIAN AND SUPPLIES

PHONE WAS. $3.50 FOR TUNGSTEN
lamps: better light at one-lhlrd cost.
Electric Construction Co. 327 State e1927