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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-12

result, temperatures have risen slightly
over the great central basin and eastern
sections. A fall in temperature OF from
10 to IS degrees, has occurred over the
Rocky mountain plateau, freezing tenn
peratures being reported in Colorado at
p. m.
Fair pleasant weather prevailed In all
sections of the cotton belt during the
past "a hours. In Birmingham the mean
temperature was degrees above normal
Conditions seem favorable for continued
fair and warm weather Tuesday, with
increasing cloudiness by night followed by
favorable showery conditions Wednesday
Temp ture
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LAND CONGRESS- IN
MOBILE TODAY
Prominent Delegates Arrive
for Opening Session
EXCURSION ON BAY
Principal Address This Afternoon by
DIR. Thach-Hobson Tonight Tells
of the High Cost of Living.
Wednesday Bankers Day

| Mobile, November u.--(Special. Among
| the first to arrive for the Alabama Land
| congress, which convenes In this city
Tuesday morning. were Senator r. e.
| Spragins of Huntsville, president of the
First National bank of Huntsville, Capt
| Reuben f. Kolb, state commissioner of
agriculture; b. L.. Moss, state farm dem
ysntsrator; George A. Nelson. planter and
real estate man of Decatur, Mr. and Mrs
/ W. d. Edn ondson of Decatur, owners of
a large dairy, stock farm and land inter-
ests; r. e. Lambert of Wilcox county. II.
E. Savely, field agent under the United
States department of agriculture; Claren-
don Davis, president of the Huntsville
Eank and Trust company. and many
others. A coicmttee to entertain the Wis
itors and delegates to the Alabama Land
congress was named by President John
T. cochrane of the Mobile chamber Of
commerce and Business league.
feature of the programme will be
an excursion on the harbor and bay
The special committee is composed of
Edward Peppers, Joseph M Walsh,
Harry T. Hartwell, John Quill, Ashbel
Hubbard, l.. c. Irvine, w. T. West and
George Kilmer. The session opens with
a brief address by President John r.
Cochrane of the Mobile Chamber of
Commerce and Business league. Fol-
lowing the invocation by Rev. Edward
p. Allen, bishop of Mobile. the intro
duction of Temporary Chairman r. f.
Spragins of Huntsville and greetings
by Mr.. Cochrane and Mayor Schwarz
-.
and B. L. Moss and a slight intermis-
sion. the congress will launch into or
sanization Immediately.
The principal address at the after
noon session of the first day viii be
by DR.. Charles C. Thach, president of
The Alabama Polytechnic institute. In
the evening Congressman Richmond
Pearson Hobson will tell of the high
cost of living and the remedy. The
second day win be regarded as bank
crs' day, when several Alabamians
prominently connected with the
finances of the state will tell how the
banks of the state can aid in its agri-
cultural development
No Money for Meals
There is no law providing money for
meals for election officers, and the ain
ners that were eaten at the polls last
Tuesday, and. will have to be paid for
by Sheriff Palmer, unless he gets Judge
Price Williams, Jr, of the probate court
and Clark S. II. Smith of the circuit
court to prorate the bill with him. This
was decided by the county commission
ers at their regular monthly meeting Il
day.
One hundred men are breathing sewer
gas in the county Jail building every
day because the county commissioners
have not put in exhaust fans, as ordered
several months ago by State Prison In
spector w. II. Oates, and that official
appeared at the regular meeting Of the
board today and gave the commissioners
sixty days time in which to better con
ditions. The inspector also told the com
missioners that the water supply at the
county poor asylum had to be changed.
as it was too near the sewerage system.
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Weather Forecast

washington, November 1.-THE wealth.
er forecast is as follows:
Alabama-F'air Tuesday; Wednesday
probably local rains by night, colder in
north portion.
Georgia-Rain Tuesday and wednesday.
Tennessee-Increasing cloudiness Tues
day. rain and colder at night or Wednes-
day.
Mssissippi-Fair Tuesday, rain at night
or Wednesday; colder Wednesday.
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Local Data
Weather Conditions

Birmingham, November 11.-G p. MI
An area of low pressure overlies the
southwest, the plains section and the
lake region 1t has caused generally
cloudy weather west of the Mississippi
and in conjunction with the succeeding
high, rain over the greater portion Of the
Rockies and the northwest.
There is an area of high pressure over
the gulf states and the Atlantic slope
which has caused fair weather east of
the Mississippi. The intensity of this
disturbance is decreasing and, and as
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Takes Laudanum

Louise Stricken was carried TO the
Hillman hospital last evening at $3.50
o'clock by the Shaw & Sons ambulance
suffering from laudanum poisoning,
said to have been administered by her.
self 1t was stated at the hospital
last night that she was in a very bad
condition with but little chance of re-
cov-ry. The girl lives at 104 South
Twenty-fourth street.
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Delay in Paving Work
BANDIT GETS $1,000
FROM GAMBLERS

Staunton, Va, November ia BAN
dit robbed nine men in a gambling
room here today and took nearly $1,000.
This was grabbed from the tables and
the pockets of the players
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Newett Valves Examination

Marquette, Mich, November I.-George
A. Newett. editor and publisher of the
Ishpeming Iron Ore, whorp Colonel Roose-
welt recently charged with criminal libel.
and was held in 5000 bondtto the Decem-
Der term of the supreme c&urt. No reps
resentetiye of Colonel Roosevelt was
present
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money II It fails
each box. Csc.
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POLES ARE REMOVED
OFF PUBLIC SQUARE
Tax Officials at Talladega
for Rest of Season
PAVING is DELAYED
Brother of Mrs. J. w. Crawford Ac-
cidentally Shot With Toy Pistol
in Kentucky-Talladega Is
Enforcing Law
PAVING is DELAYED

Talladega. November 11.-(Special.)
The electric light poles having been
removed from the public square by
city ordinance, the next mooted ques-
ton now being discussed by the coun-
ty authorities. the electric light CON-
pany and the city. is how to reach the
courthouse with wire. The city COM
missioners and the electric company
seem to think that the county should
bear the expense of an underground
wire, but as yet the county officers
have not appeared to see 1T that way.
The matter will be settled at a meet
ing of the city commissioners on Tues
day night.
Tax officials at Courthouse
The tax officials have completed the
round of the county and are at the court
house for the remainder of the season.
They report that the people are quite
prompt both in assessing and paying
taxes. Only 1870 persons have paid poll tax
for the coming year, out of more than
1900, who are due to pay it.
Injured in Kentucky
A telegram from Ashland KY, sum-
mored Mrs. Crawford, the wife of the
paving contractor, to come to Ashland, as
her little brother had been shot with a
toy pistol. Mrs. Crawford left on the
early Louisville and Nashville train. Dc
tails of the accident were lacking,
War Against Vagrancy
The authorities seem to have made a
beginning at enforcing the laws against
vagrancy Sheriff Cornett arrested four
white persons at Sycamore Saturday
night charged with vagrancy. Frank
Greer. Bill Finley. Rosa and Eliza Fin
| ley all of them young white persons,
were jailed in default of bond on a charge
of vagrancy. Sidney Hubbard was also
arrested charged with public drunken
ness.
Delay in Paving Work
The paving contractors are worried
over the delay in receiving the asphalt
necessary to put the top coat on the
groundwork of concrete already laid
down. The car containing the asphalt
plant and mixer met with a mishap in
Mississippi, so that it was necessary to
do repair work on the car before 1t
could be reshipped. 1t will require sew
eral days after the asphalt reaches the
city for the contractors to get every
thing ready to lay down the two-inch
| top coat of asphalt.
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"Clerk Circuit Court"
"To any sheriff CT the state of Ala
hama
You are hereby commanded to serve
the above writ of prohibition on the
state tax commission of Alabama, j.
Lee Long, chairman; A. A. Evans. and
J. B. Powell, associate members of said
commission, instantcr, and make due
return thereof.
Witness my hand this the 18th day
of November. 1912.
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HOTELS AND RooMING HOUSES.

Special. 2S-room mod. steam heat, hot
and cold water in each room, we'll furn,
doing splendid business. Investigate to-
day. Price S3250
% rooms. steam heat. rent 800. Main
st. Big sacrifice for quick sale.
II rooms, low rent transient location
A snap Will trade for real estate.
Special, l6 rooms, housekeeping apis.
rooms all rented. clearing $40 a mo. Only
5000. snap. East side
$3.50 buys S rooms, nicely furn.. rent
s25. $3.50 buys Z rooms, transient,
Fine little confectionery store, stock
and fixtures first-class low rent Only
5000.
ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER.
lis Main. Phone Was. 1899. ESQ
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/ -CHIROPRACTCRS
'uND.HAND CLOTHING

m --S-~>|o-~~~--~--~.-N~-~
FRlCES PAID FOR MEN
IA sHhd clothing. etc, Phone Wa.
c1097
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340-acre dry farm, good house. all
fenced; water. $3.50 an acre
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START TO-DAY AND

MAKE YOUR DOLLARS MAKE DOL
LARS
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UNIMpRoVED.
HALLORAN-JUD LOAN &
TRUST COMPANY,
309-3ll Main ST.

great bargain in a new mod
ern home on the east bench near
me university, containing rooms.
hot water heat, beam ceilings.
hardwood floors, eobble stone
mantel, bookcases In living room,
bay widow and buffet In dining
room, wash trays. full cement
basement, tile floor IN bathroom. )
oedrooms and sleeping porch. This
nome can be purchased less than
cost on terms.
beautiful bungalow on tine
east bench, containing rooms.
reception hall and sleeping porch.
nun basement all cemented. hard
wood floors. mission finish. wash
trays In basement. has range goes
with property. large lot. This home
is cheap at $4,000, but we are offer
Ing 1t at $45o0; $500 cash. balance
800 per month. including inter-
Fay 5000 cash and move into one
or the most up-to-date 4-room
bungalows In Salt Lake City. II
mas a sleeping porch with windows
80 that you may use It In winter
Ihere Is cement basement
equipped with wash trays. fine
light fixtures, cement walks. You
will find this one OF the best val
49, ~ VIC N4lS loi S-OVVt rApV
cash, balance s25 per month, In
Guiding interest.
No. s54 East 10th South you
Will find a modern home In every
way. including heat. In living
room there is a fine mantel, good
light fixtures In every room, gas
range In kitchen; good barn; lot
so by lS2 feet. You can buy this
home for s2S00: $500 cash, inter
a of 4- i@N II Lid, t1I
from monthly payments OF $50 per
month.
Don't forget to look at this
buy; VIII sell or trade a beau
tiful 9~room modern bungalow,
with hot water heat, full-size
basement. mission finish. on the
east bench, on monthly payments.
Lot 50x150 feet. No. 1857 East
Fifth South street $500.
WE HAVE BARGAINS IN BUSI-
NESS AND RESIDENCE
PROPERTY.
WE WILL BUILD YOU A HOME
ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
WE LOAN MONEY ON REAL
ESTATE.
AGENTS FOR THE
THE Worlds Greatest Fire In
WE WILL WRITE YOUR BOND,
81 PER CENT MORTGAGE
LOANS ON HAND FOR
INVESTORS.
WE ACT IN TIE CAPACITY OF
AGENT IN ANY BUSINESS
AFFAIRS.
HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN &
TRUST CO,
200 Main st.
Exchange lSl,
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--nrD sHoRTHORN BULLS;
wesley X. Walton & Son:
Ez c2706
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND uN1MPRovED.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
THREE GOOD BARGAINS.


4-room modern red pressed brick cot
tase, five blocks south OF City and
County building. Good large rooms
nicely tinted large front and
screened-in back porch, electric Fix
lures. good basement large lot. all
fenced and lawn In good shape. See
IT,
800 cash 500 per month Price
$3.50
broom mottIe brick bungalow. 10Th
East. 9th South. close to new high
school. large lot, front porch clear
across. reception hall mantel. stair
way In. electric fixtures. sleeping
porch full basement, house nicely ar
ranged. with good sized rooms
$500 cash $50 per month, Price
$3.50.
6-room rnottlc brick bungalow, block
east OF 9th East close to 10th South
lot 50x125 to alley, east front; H.
brary and living room 2S feet across.
! bult-In mantle! and bookcase. waln-
scoted dining room, window seat,
buffet Kitchen, full basement, double
floor. plate glass window. screened :
In back porch. white enameled oath-
room.
500 cash, $50 per month Price
$4,000.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN &c g.
TRUST COMPANY.
% E First South st, Tel Wasatch 24i'
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sloO0-A NEW 4-ROOM BRICK. PART
ly modern northwest, close to
schoolhouse. Terms. 500 cash. bal
Sis per month.
s2o5O-A fine broom brick, southeast, a
short distance off 9th East; cement
walks. shade, lawn. ETC.: pleasant
surroundings. Terms TO suit pur-
chaser.
s2l00-A nice A-room modern brick be-
tween 3rd and 4th North on Oak
ley ave; cement walks. e. l., shade,
etc. 500 cash. bal. SIS a month.
s55oo--A fine 2-story bungalow in Doug
las Park One of the prettiest
homes in the city Modern In ev
cry respect; beam ceiling, hardwood
floors huilt-in bookcases, kitchen
cabinet. etc. VIII make satisfac-
tory terms.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO..
66 West 3rd South.
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We have places from 6 to 100 rooms i;
In fact. anything in this line for sale. we
have II; satisfaction guaranteed
FOR HOTELS AND
LEA SES.
a. RICHTER, REAL ESTATE.
73 Main St Phone 64t
a l.. BRATTAIN, MGR B. o. DEPT
eo65
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We have beautiful 5-room
bungalow complete In every way.
southeast OF Liberty park, SEQ
picture and details on other page
OF this paper.
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On 18th South. near the new car
line, we have good 4-room house
with pantry. closets. cellar. barn,
chicken coops, etc, on nearly 2-3
Of an acre. good water right, fer
tile land. will make terms to suit.
$3.50. Terms arranged. $3.50
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nnVAD FOR SALE CHEAP AT
SsA'"e c34SS
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a sTRONG DELIVERY WAC
TX sonth. d2l7O
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AND RANGE REPAIRS

n rohATES AND WATER
n al "a, makes. G, .. Lovett Toun-
= .th West Bell 2204-K. a2302
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

5-ROOM MODERN BR. ON so 1ST
West ST for a fruit farm in Holiday
or Union.
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A GOOD FARM is AN
INDEPENDENT LIVING.

GOOD FARM is AN
INDEPENDENT LIVING.
10 acres excellent soil In Holiday on
main county road, small orchard,
one Broom adobe house, Ave acres
In fruit, part in Its prime bearing
and part young; Is shares OF water
barn. hay she'd granary,
$4,000. Terms arranged.
10 acres close TO car line in Holiday.
small orchard. one 3-room brick
house, cellar. one Groom frame.
barn, she'd chicken coops, good
cows, I good horse, 7 pigs, so chick
ems, sets OF harness, market wag-
on. buggy all farm implements,
incubator, cream separator, This
place can be divided Into two farms
and sold at profit. Has large
street frontage.
$1,000 cash. bal. arranged Price $500.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.
% E. First South st. Tel Wasatch 244,
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= Tornado CORsETs

LA -~.-------~~-->~~~
|dfns CORSETS, ONE YEARS
} In MIS-. Mann. Peery hotel;
d40a
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JUST THINK GROOM MODERN
brick; lot 3x10 rods. End West, near
5th South. Why go out when you can
get a snap like this within walking dis
tance for $500; terms.
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BY INVESTING MONTHLY
few dollars In that beautiful subdivis-
ion that is the talk of the town. HOME
SITE ADDITION.
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<oWERs AND POT PLANTS, 272
In ave. bet. 9th and 10th So,
,rd East. Hyland 624-J- e6s
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DOG KENNELS

INTERMoUNTAIN KENNEL IN FL &c CO.. K5cnnei moi
90 No 2. Ills 1th ave. Phone sSeS, sSiHs ~;
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SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL, RENT AND REPAIR ALL,
makes, 10s E. End So. Wasatch 1908
d3iis
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BURT & CARLQUIST COMPANY
No, 40 Main Street, Phone $50.
LOANS. FIRE INSURANCE.
RENTALS.
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tIE CHEAP-A HANDSOME
horse. good buggy and harness
~ 1875 Main st. d3S05
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s29oo-A NICE MODERN 5-RooM RED
pr. brick. reception hall, cement
walks, shade. large lot. etc, north
west location. $500 cash, bal. same
as rent.
s4200--A fine broom strictly modern
bungalow. southeast; beam cell
Ing. hardwood floors, large base
ment, sleeping porch. pleasant loca~
ton; one of the swellest bungalows
in the city. Terms. $1,000 cash. bal.
TO suit,
s77O0-A fine Groom strictly modern
house. furnished complete. on Sixth
East. near 1st South; large barn.
cement walks. shade. etc. o. of
the best locations in the city. 500
cash, satisfactory terms.
For building lots, see us. We have
them in all parts OF the city at bargains
and at terms to suit.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.,
Sc West 3rd So.
e5s4
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UN1MPRovED.
BURT & CAHLoUIsT COMPANY
No. 40 Main Street Phone $50,

An exceptional bargain. Brand
new.
We have broom bungalow
WITH a large sleeping porch on a
oQ-foot corner lot, located south
east OF Liberty park. not far OFT
cases and beautiful mantel, an
elegant china cabinet, buffet
kitchen. colonial openings: in fact,
everything the latest and most
Improved. Fine cement basement,
Just being completed and Is clean
and free from mars.
5000 cash, Balance like rent.
$500 price.
Compare this with anything that
Is now on the market
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NOTICE,
Desiring to move my family to Cali
fornia for three or four years, l ofrer
my beautiful country home, known as
Chateau Rouville." for sale A thor
oughly modern. 11-room house. beauti-
fully arranged with all possible con-
veniences. together with all furniture and
fixtures; 4 acres Of the finest kind OF
fruit land. large barn, laundry. fruit
trees, modern chicken plant thoroughly
stocked with blooded stock. Independent
water system. Whole property in splen :
did repair. This Ia recognized as one of
the finest and most practical country es-
tates In Utah. right on Ashton avenue
car line. close TO good schools. cool can
yon breeze and splendid surroundings.
Terms to suit purchaser. Apply to c. S.
Vadner on premises, 9th East and Ash
ton ave. Phone Hyland 2070, d3854
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MEEKS & MCCARTNEY.
21o~211 Boston Bldg Wasatch 2622.
NOTHING BUT BARGAINS
HOW ARE THESE?

s92S-3-room dandy little rustic with
pantry, closet, cellar; fine lot OF
fruit trees: nice lot 157 feet deep
TO alley: sewer and sidewalk paid.
Must sell TO settle estate. On
Windsor ave, near 9th South.
Cheap, oh. so cheap! Bet. Sth and
9th East.
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SliOO-1S rooms. mod dern. Main ST.; rent
S96; heat free; good lease; an eX-
celent transient place
SooO0-5O rooms, best location in city. a
modern, up-to-Gate hotel. low
rent, long lease; terms TO right
party
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We have a strictly modern s.
room bungalow on H street. COM
piete with furnace, cemented base
ment. book cases, window seats,
buf1ets. very beautiful fir finish.
owned by party out of town who
is compelled to sacrifice.
1900 cash. Balance arranged.
$3.50 price.
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Beautiful 5-room modern brick. close
to paved street, lot 50xlo6. sewer, side
walk, shade and lawn; sX30 It, chicken
house. Only $500, $500 cash.
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kANING AND nYEING

4 =. CLEhNlNG CO, S6l so.
I h"nes 6235-3s35, m2e67
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WHERE TO STOP

-orns snouSE. 6s EAST 1ST so. ;
an ,l rates: 35c. doc and Soc; mod
=, aoc. n1339
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4-room modern bungalow with large
basement close to 9th East; pavement,
large lot, shade trees. etc. $3.50.
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LIVERY STABLES
PRIVATE HOME
TAILOR MADE ooRsETS

CORSETS. ONE YEAR S
guarantee Mrs. Mann. Peery hotel:
hours 10 L. col
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'-ooM IN ONE OF THE MOST
y. Offices In the city, Inquire
~ ia d2030
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<r- AND JERSEY COW.
4 few days. a beauty, $50 W. e.n
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,rU AND SECONDHAND
M" M, fronts, steel chests. at less
stuIt aat. going out of safe ousi-
:tc5y m hstween S 9 and II, I : L
|cmpany.
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On 5th East. pavement, new 5-room
modern brick. with sewer gas, basement.
cement walks. etc. $1,000; $500 cash, bal
ance monthly
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s17oo-4-room rustic. large, beautiful lot
53Xf5I and alley, on Windsor ave.
bet sth and 9th e. near 9th So. !;
sewer and sidewalk all paid, Must
sell TO settle estate.
You know these are bargains and we
don't advertise anything else
Call us for auto and we Will show you
Phone Wasatch 1922
MEEKS & MCCARTNEY.
ol0-2lt Boston Bldg. e716
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FOR SALE


BARGAIN IN BATH
70 mems, Is women's, .
bn;.. all one-piece, good quality
fiGs,,-eain. w. E. Fife Co., I6s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AND BOOMING HOUSES

FOR LEASE, UNFURNISHED.
40 rooms. ~ baths. toilets. steam heat,
.afge rooms. One of the incest places IN
me city. All new and ready for occu-
pancy shortly, Rent very reasonable
best location, unfurnished
66-room modern apartment house,
equipped with disappearing beds. gas,
stoves, refrigerators. in fact every
KNOWN convenience All new swell loc.,
rent low See me for further particulars
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-09

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