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M .. " GSOOX4s
22ls II. 7r. b. $3.50
222 5th, Or, b. ...25.5O
1903 9th. 7r. b. ..23.5D
242S K. Sr. b. 70. so
III Elm, Or, b. 20. SO
9O4 N II av, Or. ". 1850
l1GS Seaton. 6r.w.l7.5O
loss Je6 av.b. Sr, Wits
zoos &. Or, W. ....l6.5O
80 21st, Or, W.. 1850
SIG 9th, Or. W. .l4.50
FOB nth So. jr,b14.O
511h 23d. jrb. .. 1850
1852 2Oth. Or, W. ..13.5O
10 I'D. 4r. W. .13.m
1913 Sth, 5r. W. 1850
S32 2tth 5r. w. 1850
cl43 D. 8r.w. lat. 1870
1923 st Paul's ct. 1850
2123 Stems ct.5,w.lO.60
COLORED FLATS.
210 f. ID. 5r.b. 20. so
05 I'D, "a. Or. b. 1850
J0S 23d, Or, b. -. 1850
STORES.
1869 Pa Az, store. 2r.
steam heat. .4s.50
1144-46 L. 1r.w,g.. $3.50
Basement room. -. 90
i14i1a U. 1r, w.g. 1850
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NORTUEAST-S13.oO 90.

Splendid little home in good part of the
northeast. Convenient to line and but IA
short distance TO the downtown section. This
house has always proved very comfortable
home and will rent sight. Six large rooms.
You can't find better home anywhere at this
price.
SHANNON LUCHS' RENTING SERVICE.
M23i5 ia 18th st NV NJ 234.l.
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a ave w
Gil Morris no Or h ~ IN
I491 p. av 90 cr h % n
t;0. r so cr n On on
I101 ,afh NV " n >, m
1329 = no Or h 10 "a
1850 Fna cr h 70 IN
! IL, = = Sc. e s,r' b. 1882 80
SSs NJ m a.. - iS 20
1874 Co W. M ~ q ne iS' so
~" ~ M att a NE ;or. !. ~ AZ
10 Mn IN e.. ~ a. -
,oS- r. M !. =. ~
.: H,r..i s". "c,'',,cc'.Go
81 NH ne o1'n' ,n'a 90
IT ~ HHH SEQ U. !o.M
c ,iS lain sw, 6r. lo.jo
I'D Dtn sc. U. :-.II.W
no Va aV Sw. Or. I'D
~" iotn lie, Or. l3.oO
81 1"h s", f.i..'o
ivS itn sw. "a anu
~. 3u hnsofs $3.50. l250
la ,s!,. ~ sW' Or =. m.3o
Id aa.,' 90, - sw. Or -l0.3o
"' -o'n ue' 4r....S.''
nc
= 30 - c. go,
o , 'ne." as.;T 10 "
-"-' l. n"' Or d. Lotto
,poprp-1
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DAVIS. It'll & f S.W.
63 n sw. 5r. ....1O.30
ass G sw. Or. 1850
GJ1 f sw. Or. 1880
125 Sth sw,6r.b. .22.5O
ID Va nv sw, Or. 10. 80
a47 Va av sw. 1Or, b35.UO
$40 r NV. 7r. b. . %. 50
33J II ne, Tor. 1850
COL n II av NV, Or.
zoos 9th sw. ST.. b. e. 800 90
rs + sw. Or. b. .22.j0
104 18th ne. 6r.b .22.5o
sol ! s,v, 6r. b. .2.5o
81 Va av sw. Or. h. HOO
1924 Union sw Or. IL. 40
1919 Union sw. Or. 1900
8 NJ Sc. 6r. 1850
1898 Half sc. Or. 1859
$40 Md av sw. Or. 1915
214 l. Sc. 5r. b. 1880
1910 ID wv. Or. .16. 90
1895 b sw. II 3. .31.OO
AL Sth sw. 3r. 1850
500 q sw,3r.3d d. 11.JJ
RED.
912 J. sw, Or. b. $3.50
1911 T. NV. 6r. 10. 80
10 NJ sw. Or. 1880
1l04 y J NV Sc. 6r. 1850
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT
REAL ESTATE TRUST CO..
TIA q.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT BRADLEY HILLS


EXCLUSIVE AGENT .BkADLEY HILLS"
2eo9 Mass av. cor. 4lsslo ::G: Corc'n. sr b.s5.os
1463 Irving. 1ir. b. Sa3 Cerc'n. Or. b. G9. 90
1 s4i ie sa iar ss S +! "a ne ne er %
14S9 5. Sr. b. 20. :o3 NV. 1r. b. 70. 80
Isns Park rd 49,. Oh 20 90 1444 Sc 81. r.. .17.5e
1927 Park rd 1Ir2 bs50, 1904 R'lale ne Or hI6.50
1929 Park I'd. 0o 1896 Rdale ne Or bic. 80
1860 km'r re. G.. bis ~ 1f0e Rf,ale neGr. $50
sos 18th nw.6 b. so c42 Irving st.Gr 81 50
2423 18th NV Tor. b40 20 GA Irving st. 81. b. So 20
a s;S2 NV Ind Ind az
1881 2Ist Or. Oh. 1886 aaS Park I'd. 7r.b. 90
1901 Wis av iOrb $500 1919 Vt av.12r. .b 81. 90
1926 III av Or. b.. IA. 50
FURNISHED.
1925 R. I. ave-. Or. 5b IS. 600 per year
1872 ion NV. IL rooms ana hath ...... .s1so.Uo
1902 10th. 10r.. b. servants room).
81 eco per year or 500 per mo.
1929 Columbia r1.. rooms. bath. ....... S6D. 90
al4 East caHtel St ,HFs%
THE WILTON. THE TRIxToN.
1881 18th st NV 2o31 Il ST.
A. THE + ixcIEs;rE. go No 1 rHE eL1FroS $500
1857 Lament st NV. 1925 Clifton st.
TIE He s si:i,T 6 '' " rnE HOFFMAN,. ''
6o7 st 1882 Belmont st.
e. e. b i 80 g No T Hfr'r sA + ESQ
THE ARnMORE. 1909 Cap.
9I5 Goth st. 5r and Or. b. porches
THE wALRGF 70 q 'f' s s7. to $3.50
3O25 18th ST NV. TIE ALTON
4r. b.. .$27. 80 tc S::2.30 901G p ST NV.
21a6 X. 81 ir.b... % 90 4r. h. 50, and $40 90
APARTMENTS CHEAT NOT FURNISHED
1920 9th nw.Gr.b. 2t'u 20 Todd p ne. g b. q 90
.217 INV. Or. /. - 20 1n7 18th ne, 5r.b. $50
STORES
o202 18th (store and 1sOG 0S G.. :: floors <
garagel 5000 cellar Per year. $500
o0l3 Ga NV. feed 1926 14th. store and
store & coal yd. 80. 90 Or & apt. - 90
2642 Georgia av. 1000 1901 9th NV. 300
1870 ia av :O.0U 1919 u 5000
9O1 Princeton NV $3.50 500 18th ........ 40. 90
.Ui Princeton nv. 22.oO .Ht3 TIA av. go. 81
2tiSl 9TH 25.5O 4OS 18th NV. % 90
I2oo 9th NV. $500 404 14th NV %. 90
go 18th. Bond bldg. 2133 G. NV. sto c.. %. 90
81. 500 per year 2101 Va av (stcre &
1411 Irving ...17.SH' fair .......... %. so
OFFICE ROOMS.
700 oth.3d f. front %. o0lNW cor 9Th and G.
In2 9th. I'd foor. .15.O0 $40 to sl5
1O2 9th. Sd fl rear. or17 so 72O 18th Bond bdgl
United States Trust $500 per year
bldg. 10th & Pa av. Very desirable rooms In
$40 to $50. sol the Bond bldg
s22 18th St NV. large room. :. .$75 90
Gil 14th. rooms. 2nd $50 80
COLORED TENANTS.
a1f d, Sr. b. .4O. 0al 2l:. Pa av 6r b. Is 40
POI 10Th ne. Or. .1G. 90 1915 25th NV Or $50
24o1 Va av nw.6r. 15.5N
GARAGE
Rear $50 Mass ave- Observation-Disclosures 90
Lincoln alley. bet. L. NJ, 10Th & Goth NV. 1890
Rear 2202 14th. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
NJ 40Sl. NJ 1852.
Office omen Mt $50 a IN
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FOR RENT-FLOYD r.
$50 / sw. CRIB. .$23. 5Ol
100 9Th sw, Or. b. 30. sol
435 Sth sw. Or. 1900;
323 w ne. 6r. b. .21. so
62S 18th ne. Or, b. %. sol
1914 Union sw. 1851
2 + sw., Or. 80
I01 9Th sw, dwl. bk. Also
1902 c sw. lot. b. 30. 80
22S 18th nw.7r.b.2 so
1112 Az sw Or. b. 800
1902 18th ne, 6r.b. D. 90
945 Md av sw. 7r, 80.
S27 NJ sw, Orb. %. III,
1915 Md av sw. 6r. b21. 80
42j 9Th ne. Or, b. 1886
1898 Half Sc. Or. 1850
1925 Union sw. 6r. 1900
124S Union sw Or. 11.4pI
1910 Az sw. 5r. ..IO.5UI
1921 Hunt pl sw.Jr7.5Oi
1O11 3D. Sc, 5r. b. .17.5D|
93S B sw. Or. 1000
100 II sw. Il 2.e..1S.GOI
$40 & sw, LIST n. 1900
1927 Union sw,5 1850
COLO
$40 Van sw. Or. ..1O.mI
342 Armory sw. Ar. 1900
1915 1st sw. 5r. loco
40 23d NW. Jr. ,.14.5OI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-05

PSON & co. 1855 r NV.
10 Morse Ne. Or. 1900
GW l3t ne, Gr.w 1850
i691 Gales ne .5r.w.lc. 90
FOR COL0RED.
SD Eth re-. Sr. 20. so
l42 Duncan. ~. b. 1850
80 18th. 4r, b. 1870
WG Kramer ne. 5r. q. 80
235l Q NV. 5r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-05

FOR RENT-SEMIDETACHED: 10-ROOM AND
bath boslse: front and side porches: in goai
order: rent. $3.50. :.J1S 10Th st.
W. ii. WALKER 72S 18th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-05

FOR RENT-FOR COLORED-19OS 18th ST
NV: II large rooms and bath: brick: corner:
large yards: newly decorated; good location for
furnished rooms. Phone Col. 81.
1916 ST. NV.
IL rooms and bath: heated by furnace House
contains large and bright rooms: convenient to
market and ear line Rent Just reduced to
&4t . month. Apply to
THOMAS ]. FISHER CO.. Inc.
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FOR RENT-D.D. THOM
Como" CIR. b. dat.$iO.n0
2l2 Ind nv, Or. b. .3S. q
$40" Ga nv. 6r, b. $3.50
412S y II av.6r.b- 30. 80
20 Fla nv ne. 6-.b. -. so
sl3 ID ne. Or, b. $3.50
@J + ne. Or, b. %. SO
1874 r ne. Or. b. so
I2s Tenn av. CRIB. Is. 30
1880 k'd'le n. Or. bio. so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-05
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED
RENT FROM
SHANNON T. LCCHS.
713 14th ST. NV. NJ 23i5.
A QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE.

The following is partial list Of the for rent
properties on our RENT Bulletin" Our
plete list will be sent upon request. We solicit
Inquiries Requests for keys or information ON
nnr nrnnerties receive nromnt attention
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FOR RENT
1901 18th NV, !
yearly ......$S.W 90
1910 Riggs pl. Tor. b45. 10
1415 . NV. 1Or.b. .37. 80
COLO
l44O Corcoran. i0rb37 30
1916 v NV. 6r. b. $3.50
+. W. GRAHAM Il
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FOX RENT
1928. J07 l1th NV. st&dw
$1l0. 1882 14th NV. st&dw
SIS. .629 T. NV, store
$50. .919 9th NV, store
$50. SIT 9th nw.st&dw |
$45. 1906 Girard NV. gr
$25. 1441 r ] av, garage
S25. .12n1 18th NV. t;r |
$25. 1910 Fl ne, store
$50. so. CHS f. NV. Or
FOR COLORE
$40. 1914 $ NV
5000. 1897 F'ristOe ct,Jr
EWJN 4. 1nNES
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ave. NV.
wv. eiaGk n.5r.b...:ss
~. -. Id. - 20
NV. 80 .. 5r. h. 10 -
NW.1S y. 5r. d 20 -
NV. ,c2l 0iis.5r. bce "a
SW.12o6 e. Grit. -, 80
STABLE oR GARAGE.
NV .ciliII.issta'ls5o. On
M Rear ~ l:,tn.3Y -
STORES.
NV alc q. NJ. hide %
NV III 18th. III IS
NV. 253 r. sto. flat4O. %
OFFICE RoCNS
\W.9l0 10th. I'd n. ~ -
Nw.ia av.hall.3a 20
NV Wareh's. . e'hS2 81
CnLnREn TENANTS
NV. 1922 18th. 1Or. h4o On
NV I:i1 swami b. 81
NV. 10 oath. 1r.h.c3.ao
Nw.llaS 2sih.3r. w2D .Np
NV .l7l3 Sr'f'u.6rwtS. %
NV. 1890 18th. 5r. vic. 50
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$50. =. .615 F. NV, Office
$50. .1247 18th Sc. store
SIS. 80. 81 3rd ne. 5r
$17.M .141S n G. NV. Ar
$3.50. 800 18th sw, 6r
$3.50. 80. 1917 Z sc. 5r
SO. .63J II NV, 3r
$40. .712 G Sc. loft
SO. .. .612 F. NV. Office
Sc. .735 llth Sc, store
ID PERSONS.
$3.50. .522 10th ne, Sr
co Gl7 f at nv.
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,rk ave. NV.
Z 18th 1T. NV.
| So. 81. .36i3 18th, Or. b
| $:.:. .....123 Adams nv
| $50. ~. -. GIG NJ ne. ar
so. 80. ....142 U NV, Or
$40. ~. =. .Ic8 r ne. ar
| $50. 80. .5y III NV. Or
$40. so. 3J17 Holmead, 81 |
| $50. 80. 1857 Monroe. IL
$40. 50. sos q NV. Or
$40. so. .43I6 9th NV. Or
$50. 80. 80 ! ne. I1r, b
$40. 20. .756 Newton. Or
$27. 80. 1914 LIST nw,9r. b ,
81 80. Ill Seaton st, Or
So. 20. inQleside ter.gr.b
$40. 1000 Fairmont st
$N. .S26 9Th ne, 9r
S9;. 30. lao Thomas NV,
49,. 30. 1oU2 Fairmont ST
$25. 20. .62S G ne. 6r
So. 20. .626 y NV. 6r
$25. 30. ..a14 r NV. Sr
$3.50. 1881 n ne. 6r. b ,,
S2J. 80. 1905 Sth nv, Sr
$3.50. $40 LIST NV. 1r
$o5. CSC l. he. M
So. 80. .ccccf 6 NV. ST
s24. :. 800 I'd Sc. 6r. b
$23. .303 f ne. Or ,
SH2. 20. 220c I NV. ar
SO. 20. .G03 9th ne. Or |
$3.50. .2Ol1 Portner pl
&22. 20. IFS + sw. Or
So. 20. 1:.l Gresham. 6r,b J
So. 80. 1879 cd nw.6r.b |
$50. .1.,S Gresham. Or
S2t.:M. % q ne. CIR. b !
so. 80. .I22J eth sw, t;r )
S2n.:",0. 80, Tenn nv. Or
SEQ. 20. 1.,.,6 y & av ne
$40. 80. l%t1 Emerson nc
$3.50. J01 18th serb !
$lS.:H. .l1S6 Morse. CT
S1S.a1. .t43 Hickman So
$1S.5O.f4I Hickman. Or
SIS. :9I Columbia rd. or
$3.50. SOS Tenn av. Or
SIS. .:,93 Col rd. Or
SIS. 1922 G. SO. 6r. b
SIG.D. 20 Myrtle st. CIR
S16. &C.; Florence ne. CT
So. 80. .12 18th ne, Sr
C0LORED. !
81. 1908 18th INV. Tor
$I2-:O. 1516 l. NV. Tor
$33. 20. 1929 9th nw,1r.b
$40. 20. .11O1 v NV. tjr, b
$40. 20. 1907 4th. Or. h
s25. 5O.441 X ! av NV, 6.b
SIS. ~. .324 22d NV. Arb
$3.50. 14I0 Duncan.6r.b
$16. so. 32Dh ODD NV. 4r.b
STORES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-05

MOORE 4 HILL 0nc.,. 1902 II st. NV.
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FoR RENT-Ei B: F; sAIL CO: 5th& NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-05

See our list Of apartments under Apartments
OF 49,
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liza IA.
Nw.I13c i1ih.llr.sS -
NW.13 l3tn.lur.5. -. -
Nw.1sl1 clst.tor hac. 30
NV .2i2fPa av.iJ- $500
Nw.1,32 2lst.llr.b. 40. ~
NW.12. Goth. 9r.h.35.Sa
NV. c3f q. 81. H.. 80. 20
NV. aai web'r O. /. s30. 30
NV. Goa y 7 v.lurb3O. 30
NW.I32S 10Th. Sr. u. ~ SO
\W.is4O 9th. 7r.b.aI so
NV. Soa 22d. Or. b. ~. 30
NV. 2135 I NV. Pass
NV o3if ~. Or. h. .2a.5a
NV. 2i2a y NV. a. VIC 90
NV, ITO I. Or. w. 1850
APARTMENTS.
Octavia.
Col and Quar- roads.
4. 4. Sc : rs. &2S.50ra
NV .2p2D q. 81. b. RI 30
NW.lIl1 Ia av. I'd
floor. 5r. b. &c. 50
Nw.StJ 21st. SRI 20. 20
SW.7lS 18th. 3r. b. 300
Get cnrnplefa l;sf 81 M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-05

An absolutely modern home and one that is
in perfect condition. Contains 10 large rooms,
bath and hot-water heat. Parquetry floors.
electric lights. richly decorated. front and
rear stairways. light cellar. Convenient to
cars and only short ride to the downtown
district. Easily worth $50 per month. See
it TO-DAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-05

FOR RENI-OR SALOON THE HEIGHTS
Bun brick s'uth, front: lot soxi5o n new
furnace. underfeed. good order: price. $500:
rent. $i5. Apply premises. corner r st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-05
on THE HEIGHTs-s45.oo.
NEAR 14th ST.-ON THE HEIGHTS.
20

Delightful home in splendid part of the
Heights. Six sunny rooms. tiled bath and
HOTWATER heat: gas and electric lights;
hardwood trim: oak floors: front porch; double
rear pOrches: southern exposure. In tirstclass
condition. Phone for particulars
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or complete list Of property for rent send for
weekly bulletin.
SWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
721 18th NV
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-04-05
Summit Notes.

The general health of the
people is good.
Isaac r. Langford is slowly re-
covering from a severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. DALEY
have returned TO their home in
Spry, Garfield Go. They were
here TO attend the funeral Of Mr..
Dalley's mother.
Mr.. Edward Daley and family
are now occupying the home of
r. r. Lawrence who, has gone
to Cedar City to spend the sum
mer.
Mr.. Lyman Johnson and wife
of Junction were in attendance
at the funeral of Sister Daley.
They are now visiting relatives
and friends. Mrs. Johnson is not
in the best of health but is inn
proving slowly since her arrival
here.
The Primary Conference held
here last Sunday was a success.
The children under the able
training of their teachers did
fine. Sisters Ada b. Leigh and
Nancy G. Walker of the Stake
Board wess present and seemed
well pleased with the work of
the Primary in this ward.
The funeral services of Sister
Mandana Daley were held FIJI
day, in the New Hall, with q
good attendance. President
Mar5den and Day. Bp. Adams
and Bro. William Fl. Holyoak of
Parowan were present and each
spoke of the sterling qualities of
Sister Daley. She IS the last cf
our number who saw and was
acquainted with the Prophet
Joseph Smith. She having lived
in his family.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-04-05
Badly Needed.

One thing that is very badly
needed in Cedar is a coal yard
4 or several years past it has been
reXt to impossible to get coal IN
the spring. because of the fact
that the minelS usually quit min
ing about holiday time, and the
people run cut of coal before
they again commence mining.
1t would certainly be a good
thing for some one to erect a
bin and keep constantly on hand
a supply of coal for all purposes
both winter and summer. A deal
could be made with the miners
whereby sufficient coal could be
got TO fiji up bins in the fall
which would last through until
the fall following.
Ii this was done il would be
worth while for the miners ia
begin operations earlier in the
year and be kept constantly at
work, and il would also eliminate
the rush 10 the mines during the
FIRST cold snap that strikes the
town. There would be no need
of having TO pull horses TO death
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-04-05
Spring Millinery.

The largest and choicest stock
of spring and summer millinery
ever shown in Cedar City has
been placed on display this week
at my shop ON upper Main Street,
Cedar City. Pattern hats, ready
to-wears, with an abundance of
stylish shapes and trimming.
Remodeling and trimming my
speciality. Reasonable prices,
Call early, and | know that ! can
please you,
MRS. C.. S. WILKINSON.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-04-05

in the stormy season. as all the
coal could be hauled and stored
before il sets in.
Think the matter over some Of
you business people, and see if it
is not possible for you to erect
bins before the coming fall.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-04-05

NORMAL NOTES

{
Last Friday in chapel Mr. Tol-
lestrup played a violin solo. Miss
Jean Uric recitcd a piece Of
Scotch dialect. Mr.. Herbert
Haight gave an interesting talk.
The First Years held their class
party, March Both, at Rass Jones'.
Last Tuesday night the First
Year boys and the Second Year
boys played a game of base ball.
The First Years won by a score
of 18 to 10.
The base ball game between
the Third and Fourth Years will
be played Wednesday.
The basket ball game between
the Third Year girls and the First
Year girls, will be played Thurs
day.
The ball given by the Fourth
Years, March 10Th, was success
full in spite of the storm Friday
afternoon. The ice creams, sod
waters, AID, games were very
much enjoyed; and the hall was
prettily decorated with paper
pansies and streamers in the
class colors. Although the class
purse was not filed to overflow
ing, the Fourth Years maintained
their reputation for showing
people a good time. "
The Dramatic Club will play
the Amazops in St. George April
5th. We wish them success; and
shall feel well satisfied if the St.
George people give them che same
loyal patronage that the Cedar
people extended to them. From
past experience. we know that
they will.
Work on "The Mascot" is pro-
lgressing. 1t is a gigantic task,
bat Mr.. Tollestrup's wonderful
patience and perseverance will
conquer all difficulties. He eX-
poets to present the opera with
in the next two weeks.
Last Wednesday in chapel,
Mrs. Jacobson, who has been or
Eganizing the public library. de-
lighted students and teachers
Fwith her inspiring talk on the
value of the right kind of books
in public libraries; and on the
necessity of teachers being able
to give children an appreciation
of good literature. Vira Perkins
sang Calvary.
After chapel. the lady teach
Iers enjoyed the company of Mrs.
Jacobson a an informal luncheon
in the Domestic Science depart
ment
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-04-05
Cleaning up y inc

Now is the time to begin cleaning up. We
have germacides, Insectsides, bug exterminators
of all kinds Go after the bed bugs cockroaches
and other vermin as they come forth from their
hiding places.
We also have antiseptic washes, powders andso-
buttons Of various kinds. Fornaldehyde, Blue
Vitriol Kresno Creosole.
Cedar City Drug Store, House Of Quality"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-04-05

vi tiit WEI " 81 - if'' "''N's'
tinned regular meetings for the
season.
Walker Melting, Carl Heyborne
and George Hunter, who have
been at school in Provo, came
home last Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Leonard left
Wednesday for Salt Lake City
to attend to some business in
terests. They will return Sun
day.
Spring is here at last. How
about that spring bonnet! You
will find something to suit all,
your face and also your pocket
book at Mr.. Wilkinson's.
The assessed valuation Of Iron
County will be higher this year
than ever before. This means
that the County will have more
funds with which to do lot of
necessary work.
Uncle John Uric. while in
town the other day was watch
ing some young ladies pass who
were attired in close fitting
skirts, was heard to remark:
Good gracious. can the store no
furnish the girls with cloth
enough TO make skirtsP'
A large number of Cedar peo-
pie have left this week of Salt
Lake City TO attend conference
OF the Church OF Jesus Christ of
Latter-uay saints which convenes
Ia tnaI cas- tomorrow.
The Con. Wagon and Machine
Co, have shipped into Cedar
new style wagon which is mano-
featured by the Deere Plow Co.,
Of Illinois, 1t is known as the
Iron Clad, All farmers should
examine it as it may be exactly
what they are LOOKING for.
The S. f.. and H. A. met last
week at the home Of Mrs, HGn-
nah Barton. A large crowd of
ladies were out and enjoyed
themselves. Next Friday, April
18th. at 2 p, m. the club will
meet at the home of Mrs, Mae
Musser Roll call. Easter
thoughts. "
The Cedar City Drug Store
management are remodeling the
store and arranging more room
for the RAPIDLY increasing patron
age. The store is being SO ar
ranged that when the ice cream
season is on in full force the pro-
prietors will be able to handle
the customers as fast rs they
come in and will be able to give
the very best of service.
Pres. KingSbury OF the Uni
versity Of Utah came into town
one day last week and left the
next. lie came in SO quietly
that no enc was aware Of his
presence here until after he had
returned. His only public APP
pearance was 60 speak TO the
students a few minutes during
chapel hour.
Mrs. X. NJ, Jacobson. state
library organizer. has been in
Cedar the past week working in
the library and has organized it
to such an extent that il now
will he considerably more con-
venient for the librarian to keep
il in order, and a great deal of
confusion will be ohviated. Mrs.
jacobson, is a thoroughly trained
librarian. an earnest worker and
an adept at understanding situ-
ations. and her work here win be
r4ll ,,,,t,,,, A., N.Aa,,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-04-05

Walker Melting, Carl Heyborne
and George Hunter. who have
been at school in Provo, came
home last Saturday.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-04-05

DR.. and Mrs. Leonard left
Wednesday for Salt Lake City
to attend TO some business in
terests. They will return Sum
day.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-04-05

YOUR LAST CHANCE for a
good while if you want your
homes lighted with our gasoline
lights as we go ON the 10th of
April to Washington County.
Let US supply YOU before it is too
late and YOU will have no regret,
JOS. PROWS & SONS.
Come in and try a dish OF our
delicious Velvet ice cream. Ii il
isn't the best you've had it on us,
Cedar City Drug Store,
House OF Quality, -
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-04-05

The Young Mems organization
of the West Ward has discon-
tinned regular meetings for the
season.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-04-05

Why spend time sewing when
you can buy a ready-to-wear
house dress for 81. Is at the
EQUITABLE COOP.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-04-05

Spring is here at last. How
about that spring bonnet? You
will find something TO suit all,
your face and also your pocket
book mt Mr.. Wilkinson's.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-04-05

The honey bee is very much in
evidence these spring days.

DO not fail TO call and see the
exquisite line Of spring Millinery
at Mrs. G.. S. Wilkinson's.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-04-05

The assessed valuation of Iron
County will be higher this year
than ever before. This means
that the County will have more
funds with which to do a lot of
necessary work.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-04-12

General Supt Blanchard md DIV.
supt. Sovereign passsd through u thsil
private car 70 and nom Winnipeg till
week. It 10 supposed that they wsrs
looking alter the details connected with
tho proposed now arrangements BY
which the N. P. passenger trains win
run through to Winnipeg ON the LIST 81
next month with their own crews. This
arrangement has boon in proposition for
long time but has been strongly ,op.
posed by the Canadian railroad employ
es. It has been rumored in the press
that the Vanderbilts have acquired con-
troll of the Northern Pacific system, and
some. late DEVELOPMENTS begin to look as
il this we're true and that the g. N. and
N. p. were now two railways instead Of
one. Anyway, there has been remark
able increase in the freight business on
this road for the last two months, which
is not all attributable to the wheat traf-
fic.