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The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-17
RAINS HELPED WEST:
 DAMAGED THE EAST
COTTON CROP IS IN GOOD CON
 OPTION, BUT RETARDED BY COLD.

Memphis, June 17.-E xcessiv rains fell during the week in Georgia and the Carolinas. Elsewhere the rainfall was highly beneficial and will contribute greatly to the plant $ growth, according to the Commercial Appeals weekly cotton report pub ished today. Warm weather set in at the close of the week following un- seasonably low temperatures east of the Mississippi river for several days. This made the outlook more hopeful and the week as whole was a favorable one.
 Widely scattered local showers in Oklahoma and Arkansas were of a very great benefit in those states and the late planted cotton is beginning to come up, but there are still some fields that have not sprouted.
 Conditions in Texas are uniformly good, no complaints being received. The cotton is not so well advanced as last year, but is now growing rap idly and the state of cultivation is ex- cellent.
 Cultivation is generally well ad- vanced save in the Atlantic states, where, owing to too much rain, a few fields are grassy. As a rule good stands have been obtained and the plant is beginning to look more vigor- ous than heretofore It is still small, however, as growth has been slow Warmer weather and showers are needed in all central and western states to stimulate the plant.
 The condition of cotton in Arkan- sas is summarized as follows: ' The plant is small but is now grow ing with fair rapidity. Light rains fell over all portions of the state dur ing the week, but more rain is need ed. About 80 per cent of last years acreage has been planted in the over flowed districts. Fields are clean and the soil condition has been improved by the light rainfall Some cotton is just coming up.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-17
VAN BUREN COUNTY
 SETTLERS DISSATISFIED
EASTERN ARKANSANS DESIRE
 TO RETURN TO THEIR MA TIVE SWAMPS.

It is with regret we note the dispo-
 sition upon the part of portion of
 the Mississippi county colony, settled
 on Crowell mountain, to become dis satisfied with their surroundings and desire to part with their possessions for the purpose of returning to east ern Arkansas, says the Van Buren County Democrat. Coming from an alluvial bottom country, especially
 adapted to the growing of cotton and
 corn, and these alone, to mountain
 ous section, intended by nature for fruit culture and livestock raising, it
 should, and would by one better post
 ed on upland conditions, have been
 expected to make change from for
 mer methods of farming, and not Ihang hope of success on products un-
 adapted to climate or soil. In the
 growing of fruit, grass and forage
 crops of all kinds these mountain
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-17
REV. HURT IS WELL
 RECEIVED AT DURHAM
FORMER CON FAY MINISTER DELIGHTS CONGREGATION
 IN INITIAL SERMON.

Copies of Durham (N. O. papers containing accounts of the first ser mon delivered by Rev. John Jeter Hurt, who recently resigned his Con- way pastorate, were received here to- day. According to these papers, Mr. Hurst received most cordial vel come and his congregation were de- lighted with his initial address. h. troducing a lengthy synopsis of his first sermon, one of the journals says, in part:
 "A large congregation was assem- bled to hear the new pastor render his first discourse. The church choir, under the direction of T. E. Cheek, sang two selections which added much to the beauty of the worship. Before the sermon, c. H. Jenkins made the official announcements and presented MT. Hurt to the congrega-
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-17

hey and wife and Judge E. R. Rat teree and wife of Little Rock visited Jake Schichtl and Caspar Dunn yes terday.
 Prof. R. E. Womack of the State Normal left this morning to attend teachers institutes at Atkins, Clarks- vile, Danville, Greenwood and Boone vile.
 Mrs. w. L. Moose of Morrilton is here to witness the graduation of her daughter, Miss Darden Moose. Miss Moose is the only young lady in the graduating class.
 Among the Conway people who are at Chicago for the summer, are Prof. and Mrs. M. J. McHenry, Misses Ethel and Ava Wilson, Roxie Clark, Maggie Denson and Ida Bragg. Prof. J. Q. Schisler, a Hendrix alumnus, who has been teaching in Stuttgart high school during the past session, is here attending commence ment. He will spend the summer at fBono, Ark.
 Among the new students who en- tered the State Normal for the sum- mer session this morning, were the following: Misses Beulah Curl, Hot Springs; Ruth Hamilton, Fordyce ];
 Elva Robinson, Morrilton, and Alice
 Woolverton, Conway county. Prof. L. E. Winfrey of the depart ment of modern languages in Hen dirk College, who was recently grant ed years leave of absence by the board of trustees, is now on his way to Europe, where he will study in continental universities during the year.
 President J. J. Doyne left this morning for another weeks trip in the interest of the State Normal. He will attend teachers institutes at Ar kadelphia and Fordyce today and to- morrow and at other points in south ern Arkansas during the week. Pres ident Doyne says the prospects are splendid for a large attendance at the Normal next session.
 The following from Conway went to Morrilton yesterday to attend ini- tiation ceremonies of the Catholic Knights of America of that place: J. J. Hiegel, John Hess, A. A. Halter, J. H. Imboden, Alex Moix, Maurice Moix, Fred Nahlen, A. Lachowsky, Albert Hess, Henry Becht, Frank Lienhart, c. c. Moix, Bruno Lien hart, L. E. Halter, F. U. Halter, Wm. J. Drummer and wife, John Drummer, Gerhard Drummer and wife Ed Reidmatten, Homer Halter, Amos Enderlin, George Daugherty, John Lachowsky, Misses Theresa Darschied and Jennie Dover.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-17
DEBATE TONIGHT.

The annual inter-society debate be- tween representative of the Harlan and Franklin literary societies will be held at Hendrix auditorium this evening at S:15 o'clock. Canadian reciprocity is the subject for discus sion, E. F. McFadden, J. R. Barton w. P. Davidson and s. c. Fulmer be ing the debaters.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-17
TO THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
 TEACHERS.

Don't forget to elect delegates to the county Sunday school convention, which convenes at Oak Bowery on Friday before the third Sunday in July. We want to make this the best one ever held in this county. If you have no Sunday school organize one at once. Watch for the program soon.
 Yours for the upbuilding of Sun day schools,
 J. M. c. LAUGHTER, Chairman of Program Committee.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-17

The family medicine in thousands of homes for 52 years-Dr Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-17
Personals
Barnes. Photos, phone 93.

today.
 L. A. Major went to Little Rock this morning.
 R. w, Robins is spending the day in Little Rock.
 VIM. CADY. the baggage man. Phones 321. 113.
 o. D. Longstreth of Little Rock is in Conway today.
 William Bolin is spending the day in the City of Roses.
 John Murrey left this afternoon for his home at Tulsa, Okla.
 Eternal Vigilance is the Price of Cleanliness. Nelson Drug Go.
 For Rent-The Sneed house on North Front street. J. D. Collier.
 For Sale-A good COW and calf Apply to pr. H. E. Cureton. d3t*
 Mrs. l.. V. Stubbs of Atkins is visiting relatives in Conway. | Miss Elaine Tipton of Little Rock is visiting Miss Anna Wilson of this city.
 Mrs. R. R. Gillespie of Hope is visiting in this city during commence ment.
 For Sale-Three cows with young calves. R. Haydon, R. F. D. No. 2, Conway. dtf l Miss Gladys Ogden of Little Rock is the guest of the Misses Burns in this city.
 Mrs. A. L. Hutchins of Augusta is visiting friends and relatives in this city. The Woodmen Circle will meet to- night. All members are urge to be present.
 w. s. Cazort and family of Mor- rilton are here attending Hendrix commencement. B. F. Lambright, a Hendrix stu dent, returned to his home at Ash down this morning. | V. A. Beeson, editor of the Mor- rilton Headlight, was in the city on business this morning. Misses Ola Parker and Alice Hal tom of Fordyce are commencement guests of Miss Mamie James. Jack T. Barnes has made some ex- tens;ve Improvements on his photo graph gallery on Front street. H. A. Stroup's Sunday school class of the Methodist church is en- toying picnic at Preston today.
 Misses Dell McRae of Hope and Marie White of Ashdown are visiting in Conway during commencement. Chester Courtney, Jamie Anderson and Joe McCulloch left last night to work in the wheat harvest in Kansas. Mrs. F. E. Perminter of Little Rock was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. L. H. Pyle, in this city yeester- day.
 For Rent-Two nice cottages. One in Anderson addition, one in Davies l X Garvin's addition. See J. D. Dun away.
 w. c. Park and family have re- turned to their home at Lockesburg, after visit to Rev. E. R. Steel and family. Miss Freeda Clifford has gone to Little Rock, where she has accepted a position with the Chamber of Con- merce.
 Roscoe Jackson, who has been at tending Henlrix the past session, re- turned to his home at Atkins this morning
 Mrs. L. s. Dunaway and children left this afternoon for Lucas, Kan. MT. Dunaway accompanied them to Fort Smith.
 Kansas Damond-The best hard wheat flour ever came to town. At the Sanitary Bakery. Phone 99. Free delivery. If
 Mrs. William Rosenzweig of Pine Bluff returned to her home yesterday, after visit to her brother, Sam Sar- ason, in this city.
 A. D. Malone of Plumerville is at tending Hendrix commencement. His son, Howard, is a member of the graduating class.
 Prof. J. H. Reynolds of the Uni VersitV of ArkanScs an alumnuS and
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-17
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight and Tuesday, showers and thunderstorms; cooler.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-03
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS CO.
REAL BARGAINS.

BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS co.
REAL BARGAINS.
ON PAVED STREET.
Pretty 5-room brick, has bath, toilet,
gas, fireplace, large basement, sewer,
lawn. shade, walks; price, Including paw
ing, only s3950, on terms.
WILL TRADE.
Good Groom brick. 10th East, near 3rd
South, lot 3x9 value $4,000; will trade for
clear lots. southeast; also 5room modern
brick. close In, on Sth South; VIII take
lots rs part first payment. price s3loO'
both will rent readily; why not make your
lots earn something?
STATE STREET HOME CHEAP.
4-room house, lots 55xl6bs shade ana
fruit trees; $1,000, s400 cash. balance Slo
per month.
4TH AVE. SNAP.
This elegant 7-room, strictly modern
brick, cost $500; must sell for $4,000, on
terms; a beautiful corner. See 1T.
11TH EAST HOME.
Fine 2-story, 7-room modern bungalow
has furnace, large basement, beautiful
complete home $500. on terms.
CLOSE-IN SNAP.
Groom brick, walking distance, on 7tf
South; s3500: will trade, lots or acreage
or sell on easy terms.
For chicken ranches country homes
fruit land. acreage, trachage. factory
sites or lots. see us FIRST.
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE,
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS CO,
1912 East Bird South st.
Wasatch 2030. olSt
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRoyED


NOW IS THE TINE TO BUY A LIT
tie home. Never again will Salt Lake
property sell as cheap as It does today.
A-room buff pressed cottage. strict
- modern: near 9th South and 3rd East.
Walking distance out. with a good sized
lot; cement walks all around the house;
large dining room and parlor, with buffet
kitchen Owner unable to keep up pay
men,s sna IS. and ar wi Wiling to make sacriiiee Ice
cash. s25 a month. Price $3.50.
5-room buff brick cottage on 7tn East
car line; lot sOx1es IT.. with beautiful
and shade trees, large front lawn In ex-
cellent shape, cement walks all around
the house, large pantry and clothes
closets. large sleeping. porch; beautiful,
scoted dining room, With imitation leath-
er and plate rail-. Owner Of this home
Is one Of our best doctors and will sacri-
flee this. place on account OF moving
Is an exceptionally beautiful cottage
Let us show It 10 you. $500 cash. s25 a
month. Price s3i5o.
Beautiful 7-room. strictly modern. buff
East. Large lot. large front lawn, shade
and fruit trees, large back porch
screened in. with sleeping porch; buffet
Kitchen large clothes closets, sod large base Sc:
month. Price s325O.
LOTS.
Near nth South and 9th East goot
lots facing south, 40x11s to alley; 8
| feet from paved street. 500 cash. Pric
$3.50.
| lust east OF 9th East lot 42xl40 to al
| Low Price 800 Terms arranged.
Close TO 18th South and facing ives
on 9th East the best buy on the pave
street: 80 feet front and 10 TO alley
500 casn. Price $1,000.
HOFFMAN BROS. LOAN & TRUST &C
No. % E First South ST.
| Tel Wasatch 241, d32
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FOR RENT
rJRNISHED

THE COLONIAL.
IepsntIy furnished two and three
room apts with reduced rates from $50
and up; single rooms, with and without
bath, sfo and UP. Bell phone Elk, AZ:
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Building lots In this beautiful addition
are being picked up rapidly by home
seekers and investors. Homeste addi-
ton is on 5th East just north Of Wan
damere. and is a picture worth looking
at, with Its 90 acres of fine soil covered
with green grass. dotted here and there
with nice new pressed brick homes and
nordered with broad cement walks and
young shade trees
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

DON'T WAIT FIVE YEARS.
BUY CALIFORNIA FULL BEARING
MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED.
We've almonds. peaches. prunes ap~
INAL FAMOUS BiDWELL ORCHARDS.
located In the heart OF tho SACRAMENTO
valley. at Chico. California, $50 cash
these full bearing orchards, within la
miles of the thriving city OF Chico, pop.
$4,000. Call at our office, COS Newhouse
bldg. OF phone Was. 5017, for valuable
information and facts
BIDWELL ORCHARDS. INC.
c1S34
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TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE DOLLAR.

Every dollar invested In Homeste ad
dltion will bring you two or more in re-
turn. Invest a few dollars monthly II
these choice lots where your savings vii
be absolutely safe
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NO MISTAKE MADE HERE.

II you want home in the most desir-
able residence district of Salt Lake, wnere
you get the finest view. pure air, water.
gas, sewers, sidewalks and cars; all i'm
provements new. pleasant comfortable
homes all around, don't fall TO see Doug
las avenue. between 3rd and 4th South
and 18th and 18th East streets, half block
west OF university. Only OF lots un-
sold. None better anywhere.
A fine east front lot. 5ox135 feet, be-
tween 1st and End South on 10th East.
and 3xl0 rods. west front, between End
and 3rd, 10th East.
5x10 rods, east front 5th East near Sth
South Also 6ox140 feet west front. same
location.
5x1t rods, 3rd avenue, corner, close In
Factory. warehouse and wholesale sites,
trackage.
See CROMAR, 211 ATLAS BLK
d2os
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WHY PAY RENT?

We will build you a home In Homesite
addition after your own plans. and you
can pay for II monthly. like rent Can
you beat II? You can have q fine gar
den In Homeslte addition. Call us up
and let us show you Beautiful Homesite
addition.
A. MCCLELLAN & CO.,
63a West 2nd South.
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DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE
you can secure these choice lots for 81
cannot be equaled In the city at our prices
and terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-03

SPECIALIZING, only $40 rent 70
IL large airy rooms, part |. Housekeeping
and well furn.. clears 800 q month
only $1,000. Will arrange terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-03

IL rooms, all rented. near So. and w.
Temple. rent s35; price, $3.50; terms. 5000
cash.
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.EsunOOM APT. NOTHING PRETTIER
~ Ut cheaper in town. "a E. 2nd North.
c2s6
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| Buy lands or lots In any OF these and
you win make large profit. Land from
| sl5 per acre UP Lots $50 to 5000. Terms
| TO suit. Insurance clause In every con-
tract Sec me for literature and par
ticulars excursion June and g. Come
go.
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ONE OF TIE CHOICEST LITTLE
+-acre tracts in Holiday, within two
city blocks OF new car line; 3-room
house cement cellar, barn. two large
chicken coops. fenced chicken runs. $40
fruit trees loaded with fruit, lots OF
small fruit; about 175 chickens, incuba-
tor. spring wagon. piow. cultivator. bone
grinder, etc. Price s4200 including all
crops, or $4,000 without crop. Terms
n. NJ. LONG CO.. 3os Kearns Bldg
Phone 1917. dI5s
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MONEY TO LOAN
ON YOUR FURNITURE. WHETHER IN
ROOMINCi HOUSE. PRIVATE RESI-
DENCE OR OFFICE. NO PUBLICITY.
ALL TRANSACTIONS STRICTLY CON.
TiDENTINL WE LOAN MONEY ON
REAJ. ESTATE. GET OUR TERMS
THEY ALWAYS PROVE SATISFAC-
REALTY EXCHANGE.
1892 EAGLE BLOCK. c32ls
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Hotel, 10 rooms, strictly mod, elegantly
furn., best location in town for perma-
nent or transient trade. S25OO.
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a REAL BARGAIN.
One-h half block west of 9th East and
between 9th and 10th South we have a
beautiful new broom modern cottage for
sale You will buy II you see II. Lot
5Ox1e5 to alley $3.50, terms,
FARMS.
SMALL FARMS WITH 1ST-CLASS
WATER RIGHTS.
Two acres new +-room brick cottage,
small barn. chicken houses. etc; hydrant
for domestic use and 1st-class water
right for land; mixed orchard OF berries
and large fruit: about two blocks from
new Holiday car line Price s2soo on
easy terms.
Five to 45 acres on Redwood and Blng-
ham road-sl75 per acre.
-Four acres. we'll Improved, one block
from State street car line, with addi--
tlonai 4-acre pasture. Good chicken and
dairy place-$2100 Terms
PROGRESS REALTY e. BLDG. CO,
No. eco Kearns Bldg. d229
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s rooms, mod. swell furniture. including
q $500 plano: worth $1,000. for quick sale
$500.
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S1s50-4-ROOM NEW BRICK. PARTLY
modern. northwest. $3.50 cash;
bal, terms to suit.
S2300-A nice new broom modern brick.
northwest, cement walks, shade.
etc, car handy $500 cash. bal.
$50 per month.
S2200-Fine 5-room modern bungalow.
northwest. close TO fine school,
house. Will sell for $500 cash.
balance to suit.
S7250-2 modern houses. one 6-room brick
and one Broom frame. within ?
blocks OF CITY and County bldg,
oil 4th South st: both houses
rented. Let us show you this bar
gain Satisfactory terms
Houses and lots In all parts Of city
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.,
&c West 3rd So. st.
dg3s
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THE TIME-NOw.
THE PLACE-PARK VALLEY OR
RAFT RIVER.
THE TOWN-STREVELL, IDAHO.
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FOR SkLE-REAL ESTATE
FARMS AND ACREAGE

FARMS AND ACREAGE
HOFFMAN BROS. LOAN e. TRUST CO,
90 E, First South st. Tel Wasatch 2E4.
Let us show you three fine bargains
In farm property or county homes.
3 acres, one block from the Holiday
car line on the main county road and an
excellent location for a summer home.
Price $1,000 and terms arranged
Bargain No. 2-2 acres Of the choicest
soil In the valley and In the garden spot
Of Utah, Broom frame house and will
finish 1t TO suit the buyer. good water
right and water piped into the house.
close to the electric line. In Bouniful.
s4oo cash. SIS per month $500
county road and the Holiday car line
passes the property; excellent water
right and one OF the finest commercial
orchards In the valley; An excellent 4
room frame house, barns, shed and large
lawn with beautiful shade trees. This
place will produce $4,000 In cash this fall
and the crop goes in at the price II Us
located miles from center Of town.
s2500 cash. Price $1,000.
HOFFMAN BROS LOAN & TRUST co.
|
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED
HOMESITE ADDITION.
HOMEsITE ADDITION.

HOMESITE ADDITION.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS.

HOTELS AND RooMING HOUSES.
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CARPET CLEANING

No sTEAMING TO fNJURE SIZING, OR
beating 10 rip seams. Call up Sanitary
Vacuum Carpet & Rug Cleaning Co. son
south state. Wasatch 2lT2 Visitors well
conne Sle0T
IF YOU WANT THE CHEAPEST, CALL,
our competitor
If YOU want the best call us.
AMERICAN CARPET CLEANING CO.
Phone Wasatch 272i. cS70A
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ROSS C. DAVIS, HOTEL BROKER.
t13 Main. Phone Wasatch 1889.
3oaA
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IND hny typewriters or 4rite for prics
[-,.~>~ss1 Eents new No. s ROYAL Stewart
pEIS CYL co. Typewriter Exchange. ss
|ins: josSsnd South st b7ss
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Cigar, candy and fruit stand cheap.
Small restaurant. excellent location.
only $3.50.
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HOFFMAN BROS. LOAN & TRUST co.
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"POPEs SPECIAL" BEST DOLLAR
os watch In the world, sent prepaid only only
two years or money refunded. New
watch given free IL It breaks A more
serviceable watch cannot be had at any
price. Money refunded Immediately II
you arc not highly pleased. Order today
without fail. Pope Watch & Diamond
Company, 1914 Main Street, Dallas, Texas.
d207
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Have large and small tracts OF land for
sale OF trade for city property
11T4-acre Improved ranch. s-room
house, Blacksmith shop complete, good
spring, land fenced. Independent water
right. 500 acres in alfalfa Al range.
You can make fortune In hogs, sheep
or cattle on this land s22. .ees 99 $500
cash, Price good for this week only.
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| GEO. w. DANLEY.
| w, 1925. SIG Newhouse Bldg.
1924
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FURNITURE FOR ROOMS. GOOD Lo-
cation, easy rent No. Phipps Ct,
End So. bet. w. r. and 1st West.
d1o4
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TYPEWRITERs

I'd 80, RENT TYPEwRITERs,
=, IN rekes repaired. exchanged and sold.
)M ,sa G. typewriter Exchange Co, &c West
IT. lo' Phones ago. Established 1909
Il oa1a7
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u NEW PALACE APARTMENTS.
NIB 3rd East Wasatch 459e. Two
ms. with disappearing bed. b3524
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HOFFMAN BROS. LOAN & TRUST CO.
30 Z. First South ST. Tel Wasatch 2Ef.