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Ten iSprencSe &irtc.

Zen 5prencbe Strife.
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ilouet &ulbet ira Seattle, @aib.
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San, fun libt oper ct gar gammel,
bar allere0e beilltttet of bpgge Strife
/ ben nGrmelte 5remtio.
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iiOen Menigbeoen bleu imtiitet, % Sol
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Oregon, Ell Screening, iom bor lat fla
iom fin Spgope at Ortue MisiiouSs
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item.
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Haitor. @arronS &alb, bar ilbitribes
ret $4,000 iii M Strife. airfenS
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mcnt. &irten nil, bpoo Still % Snh-
rconina angnar bli flIot llttbcrif.
Qcttc blir DEN foritc &irfc / @or.
micf, % Solicit / % omtriug @per
pi'cr meQcr Sutere&ic. Mtcuigbez
ben3 SctrctPr, DIR. Ole &cimarf
hor Qooct / Spibieu for bette Sorctas
geu0c. Nfuu baobcr at funne Irgge
@r1mbitcncu til Ocu me Strife cugang
ibeit.
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ct upIi8 niboIot Mtcni9heo&msoe /
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"a life at mootuge @nitor ~llIpeitab$
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bctiene miolcrtibia / @oab ON, al
&aitorcn Ill Eouren nil ie iig iItauo
til at aieuoptnge lin 8irfionbeh.
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baq gitermio0ag Den t5oc Scptem.
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be0s 5oIf beltog. programmed be
itoo al Gauge oa observation-disclosures,
inmt Ell Sale al NfiiS Tabl, / bpilfer
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iom llotrpf ior EenuerS @lGbe ouer
al bape benbe / lin Wiibte igieu. Sor'
iriifuiuger ieruereoeS, og Ell bpgge'
lie Snmo t~ilbragteS.
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Setblebems gtenigbeos me airfe
pon Sisrnet al Sprineiielo slpe., %
Soma Street / Chicago inopiet. Sno.
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ligbeoer, % Silitrsumingen bar lao
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fnioe tonlne iuo. 8eb Scitsuostje'
nciten sci. 3 par iaaleoes airfen
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en- bnIp Zine | 5orpeien, og Soil
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-04

og WfacDarefntru. Zen er rpttig life alene /
Siagtet,ben, men altib | 8igtfenet. Sc no.
ipgte 8etier, on Ion tilbereoe al tilopersblep.
lie Waoparer, iom ellers pilbe gaa tilIpiloe.
er en- Wpoeile for enbper Slmilie meo et
rtgt oGffet 8oro. Zen er pgIaa iaa beIpa.
renoe | Sisboloniugen, at ben | Sirfeliabe,
ben er iierltatteIig. S ct Sarmbiem tilbaae.
betater ben fit aoiteaoe n9iten bper llse.
Der sr en- be Tel aperne, Der baffe, aisb peo ar tnu.
ie % rins bet, ulen fun en- Der o%irfelia ifiarer Gu
terp Tie Rjsofptrn 90 Tobudrtfptrn. Oar f~ireblaoet
anto iffrrer Ire Sarge for bcer Cuoreining.
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StCrrelier % GgnfTe, for Saaubfrait, Camp o.
~eiettriff araft. 8i f%abriferer osiaa bulge aperns,
men a~abeiaIer neoeuftaaeupe.
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no. 20. 8armsres ztsrreIie. 400
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-04

manae" ilinfc Sangere opnartcoe meo
Ntuiit % MenigbeoenS &oirber meo
Safe og Tilbebsr.
: Silpcr Safe Wenigbeb, Eait.
". ). Eorgcrions aaIb, ieirebes Wis.
iionsieit fjortenOe Ssnoog cfter Fri.
~uitatis. Samme Sag bopbe o9iaa
Hpinoeforcninaen tit Iorsrneoe.
9aaOe Siferet % Baper ira apinoe.
iorcniugcu til Wisiioner belsb iig til
Ell pen Sum. Somme Gag babe
Silper Safe og Goncoroia Wenigbeo
b~eiluttet at operruife fin Brett meb
en- 8aue / Eenge - itor meliem
$500 oq 5000 -, for bpiIfe ban ifuls
DC unifaiic fla en- Slltomobil. Genne
@ope bIep opcrroft Eait, Sorgerion
al 1oit. Snaebrition ira Sate Wills,
JON / biertelige Sro i~filoreoe oct
aooe 6orbolb, iom Der n meIlenl
Greit og Nienigbeoer / aaloet. Folt.
5orgerion fisrer M omfring | 1T
aalo meo Ell prGgtig "R%uHabout"
Gette Cr. iom set Dor uGrc. Get piloe
Isuie Tia ior mange Nienigbeoer at
biGIpc lin Brett til at Iaa %idaoant
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"airfeti0cnoe": SenOng Den 22oe
September ieireoe SreioloigbeoS
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polls, Sno., Ell beitioeIig Set / anr
Iebniu9 al at oct netop paa oenne
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bIep inopiet. acknowledgement be.
gDnote meo Sfriitetale peo Menig'
beoenS Ereit. Seitprpbifenen bolbs
teS al Bat. 3. q. MoIOitao ira Obi
Cago. airfen bar trobS ct llbebages
liqt Regnpeir bel fpIbt. Ter bar GO.
Nlteraaieiter. Sficr optogeS til Den
inorc Misiiou. On Iitener Oeltog
Wteuiabeoen / SGlc8guostieneite meo
ct. RmllS init lutberite W~enigbeo |
6cnneS prGgtige itore Strife. Ealt.
2. @ieoermanu, Wenigbeoen@
Brett, i%nbleoebe meO en- fort biItorilf
Cpcriiat oper De 10 Wenigbeoers
SIegtifab % p~eliigueoe Sampirfe.
Icreiter bolot Nait. Woloitao Sore
Drag oper Sentaet: "Sbe lutheran
Gburd the IDEAL gmericnu Gburd)".
0ette 6orebrag, Der pareoe nGiter ell
Iime, poabprteS meo ippnot Sp'
m~erfipmbeO al Ell meget itpr 6oriam'
SEQ 5rIlesauostieneite OPTIC
1cS 0ffcr til HegernniSiionen / en-.
Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-04
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! at irlge Sbimene lepenoe JSrng
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Gntcrpriic

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boret GsIinoer
aipr en- mislpffet Iplielap.
ming umulis. Zen iorebpgs
ger 9uftrum / a'glien, boils AN
let er Der bppeoiageli9e NGrT9Aa
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lie &iilinser err mere for llbieenoe enb for
praftllf Nptte, tbi Den riileoe Cub | Grter=
priie er patenttret % fan life efterllenes al
iip9eii aioen Dfaltine. Zen fan iaaes fun
meo Gnterpriie YDliefploer % Sebt= %
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5aaes | 8 Stprreiier % aRpnitre Up til
IL Charts &apaiitet. S~nlbp99eligt Wfaifins
arbeioe beltisjennemt. 9lacen paoier npiasz
ttg uoen at saa trnnlt. aIgoet flerniiieS
lite no. Elsie YreSier er ell abiplut Npo'
penoigbeo ! SIa9tetioen. Sllultreret &atas
log ienoes paa 5~prlansenoe.
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Yortoen, 4c.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-04

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gpb Gpiie - hpIo
2uften uoe. Bet
fan let og iiffert
ajpres peG finn at
bruge Gnterpriie
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Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10

The university administration
being confident of the value of
we'll chosen advertising for pur-
poses of publicity has placed or
ders for space in various news
papers of the territory and hopes
thereby to come into closer ac-
quintance with all parts of the
territory. Limited space has also
been been taken in the Saturday
Evening : Post in the expectation
that students unable to pursue
conected work elsewhere may be
able to do it in the climatic con-
ditions of Arizona,
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10

The university is now endeavor-
to cooperate as much as possible
with local chambers of commerce
or boards of trade to supplement
their work in inducing families
to come to Arizona. In the past
week addresses, new to those
offices, have been given to the
chamber of commerce of Prescott
and the board of trade of Phoe-
nix. The university believes that
the most desirable settlers are
those who have special regard
for the educational advantages
open to their children.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10
And he Knows Him

Il solemnly declare, and | mea-
sure my words when | say it, |
believe William H. Taft to be the
most brazen and subservient tool
of the great protected interests
that this country ever has placed
in the office of president.
His smile is a mask behind
which is concealed the real count
enance of the friend of manopoly
and greed.
THE soft grasp of his hand
merely disguises the iron grip
that he is willing the protected
interests shall keep on the throat
of the American people Senator
James A. Reed, of Kansas City.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10
Some Licking

If you were an office boy and
had to lick an average of 243, 900
postage stamps every month how
long do you suppose that your
tongue would last? Do you think
that one office boy could do it?
The Southern Pacific Company
uses this many stamps every
thirty days and while one boy in
the general offices of the COM
pany at San Francisco does not
place all OF them on envelopes,
he has to perforate the initials on
each stamp before they are dis
tributed from the treasurer's Of
flee.
In January of this year $4,000
one-cent stamps were used by
the Southern Pacific. During the
same period $4,000 two-cent
stamps, 10000 three's, $4,000
four's, l3, ,OOOfve's, 1000 eight's
aud 5000 tens were used. Jan
uary is an average month in the
use of stamps, say the clerks in
the treasurer's office. The South
ern Pacific uses spproximat ely
$48, 900 worth of postage stamps
annually.
Every time two-cept stamp
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10
Consistent and Courageous
phoenix Gazette)

phoenix GaZette)
The action Of Governor Hunt
in vetoing the senate bill design
ed to give emergency relief to
certain saloon keepers in Pima
and Cochise counties, whose
places of business were closed
by the provisions of the old law
bearing upon the operation of
saloons within six miles of any
construction camp or public work,
cannot be praised too highly.
The merits of the liquor business
do not enter at all, and this much
the governor makes plain.
But what is great deal plain
er, and which will loom large in
the public mind. is that the con-
stitution of Arizona means ex-
actly what it says, in every pro-
vision, including the referendum.
The bill vetoed was drawn with
the purpose of avoiding the op-
Grafton of the referendum, and
to that end was given the char
acter of an emergency measure,
such as is defined in the organic
law. That the temporary closing
of a few saloons could under any
circumstances be regarded as Sc
rious enough to create an emer-
gency threatening the public
health or safety is not to be con-
ceded for a moment.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10

is placed on letter the railroad
must haul one ton of freight
three and one-half miles. Think
of it! All it costs to haul a ton
of freight three and one-half
miels is two cents. The govern
ment charges the same rate to
haul letter that weighs one
ounce. True, the post office de-
partment transports the letter
more than three and one-half
miles for two cents, but you have
to pay two cents to have it taken
even a half mile.
All of the Southern Pacific
stamps are perforated with the
Company initials before they are
distributed. This is done for the
purpose of Identification. Upon
different occasions t Southern
Pacific depots have been burgla-
rized of several hundred dollars
worth of postage stamps, but the
burglars have never been able to
dispose of them. This perfora-
ton is done with the permission
of the government.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10
The Best Exhibits

Whatever the management OF
the San Diego exposition shall be
able to accomplish with the mil
lions of dollars at it's command,
the fact remains that the city
of magnificent enterprise itself;
the unparalleled, Incompatible
climate which produces people
and products to cause wonder
and surprise. will be the exhibits
of supreme interest to almost
everyone.
The climate of San Diego has
become a standard for comparison
the world over. The people have
become famed for their hospita-
Iity, enterprise and civic spirit.
The products of the region are as
widely and favorably known as
the flag that waves over the land
where they are grown.
The fact is that the whole worl0
wants to see California, and the
whole world is going to see il
sooner or later. The holding Of
the exposition at San Diego anc
San Francisco will merely haster
the consummation for some mil
lions of persons. They would gC
in time anyway, but now they
will go sooner and many of then
will succumb to the lure of the
| golden West and pitch their tent.
there to stay.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10
Feeling the Public Pulse

Every four years the country
at large, and especially the po.
litical leaders, engage in a pas
time variously designated but
which is often referred to as
feeling the public pulse. "
The operation is supposed to
reveal the mind of the average
citizen, so that the men who
make and unmake Presidents can
tell how said average citizen will
vote, and if he is minded to vote
wrong, how to induce him to
look at the matter from the right
angle.
Feeling the public pulse is
done in various ways. One way
is the straw vote, but as the av-
erage citizen thinks himself a
good bit of a wag, he is likely to
vote any kind of an old straw
Just for fun. So the straw vote
is proverbially unreliable as a
barometer to foretell the polite
al future.
Another method of feeling the
public pulse is to send a Presl-
dental Possibility through the
country, sounding a Keynote.
But this does not always enable
the political doctors to give safe
diagnosis, for the average citizen
likes to make the great man who
is Grating for him feel good, and
unless things are mighty blue in
that region, or an attack OF rheu-
matism, or dyspepsia sickness
o'er his merry nature, he is just
as likely as not to whoop it up as
hard for one Presidential Posi-
bility as for another.
Still another way to feel the
public pulse is to get the average
citizen to write his views to the
Pro Bono Publico column of his
favorite newspaper; but the men
who tell what they really think
generally seem to be much in the
minority when the votes are
counted.
After all, the only real way to
feel the public pulse is at the bal
lot box; but there, as at all post
mortems, it's mighty little use
for the subject although it may
benefit the living, someday. And
that, where the recall has been
and naturalized, is by
no means final.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10

The party who appeals to the
courts for redress is not always
in the right. He is prejudiced in
his own favor; and, besides, his
temper will not allow him to re-
ason as he should. The decision
of the court for the defendant,
with costs, does not in the least
alter his own opinion, then or
thereafter. He feels that he has
been wronged. Going to law for
fancied wrongs, and expecting
there to fipd redress, is an expen-
sive luxury. Sue a mouse and
catch a rat.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10

The farmer has one thing in
his favor what he knows he
knows. There is no chance for a
bluff in tilling the soil. Every
thing shows right up for just
what it is worth. If he is a sue
cess he can not hide the fact,
and if he is a failure the neigbors
are quick to know the particulars.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10
Arizona Development

|
Governor of Arizona has ap-
pointed Commissioners for Ari-
zona Fair. Plans for big event
in November now under way.
Plans for irrigation of large
tract of land in Yavapai county
have been advanced. Clear title
to land now secured.
Arizona Live Stock industry
continues to grow in Importance.
Cochise county recently organic
ed Stock Growers Association for
further protection of interets.
Ell Paso & Southwestern will
build splendid depot to cost $75, :
900 in Douglas, the Smelter City.
Good Roads movement in Ari-
zona has received still further
encouragement. All counties or.
ganized and cooperating for uni
form highway system.
Conference of school superin-
tendents and principals were held
at University of Arizona, Tucson,
April 2-3. Arizona's educational
institutions are splendidly estab-
lished.
Growing Importance of Ari-
zona's financial standing is evi-
denced in formation of 81. 900, 600
banking institution in Phoenix,
the Capitol City,
Newspaper men Of Arizona
have organized a State Press As
sociation, Arizona we'll equipped
with modern newspapers and
publications.
Registration of students at
University of Arizona still in
creasing. Figures this year are
500 more than the figures of a
year ago.
State Highway Yuma to Phoe-
nix, traversing fertile Buckeye
valley, is being improved and
route made more direct.
Cooperation of business men
all over Arizona is being encour-
aged by trade trips throughout
various parts of the new state.
plans for many journeys now in
hand.
Arizona has constructed 145
miles of state Highway and sew
eral big bridges and has plans al
ready laid for making over 1000
miles of road in all. More bridg-
es now being built.
According to 1910 census, Ari-
zona farms numbered 8O87. They
cover an area of |, ,242.009 acres.
The number of white farms is
5,973, a gain of 1000 white
farmers in ten years.
State Banks in Arizona (39)
show total resources February 20,
1912, of SIT, ,776, $50, ,25 as against
$14 732, 55O.67 for January, 1911.
National Banks (13) show total
of $40, sos, ,872 O3 as against &c.
739, 293.77 a year ago. Total for
all banks in Arizona is $28, 372, :
152. 26 Increase So. .899, 307. .82.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10

Many men when in deep trou-
BILE fail to find what may be the
best way out--consulting the wife.
She is your partner, for both pro-
fits and losses, and her advice
is always worth considering.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10

Arizona has more than two
thousand miles of railroad with
in the state. Plans already made
call for extensive additions and
improvements. Lowest grade
trans continental line will cross
Arizona.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10

Wealth is about the only burd-
en- which men find their brothers
willing to help them bear.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10
L. F. VAUGHN, EDITOR
WEDNESDAY, Apr. 10, 1912

This paper is kept on file at the Dake Advertis-
ing Agency incorporated 427 South Main St.
Los Angeles. and at IL Geary St., San Francisco
where contracts for advertising can be made.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10

Experience is a teacher who
chooses fools for favorites.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10

Strictly speaking, and honest
man is perfect man.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10

Men who are slow to pay are
quick to ask credit.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10

Woman is the worst enemy wo-
man has ever had.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10
Out of the Ginger Jar

Where did the house fly?
Whether a miss is as good as a
mile depends upon the miss.
There is a big difference be
tween a butterfly and a fly in the
butter.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10

When a person asks for criti-
cism, he is only seeking praise.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10

Few intimates make many
friends.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10

A political rooster is of little
account in the poultry business.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10

The rent in the clothes will not
pay the rent of the house.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-04-10

Light housekeeping is apt to
make heavy bread.
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|tROoM FLAG. MODERN CONVENT
r11S ,rSes; I,indly&dual screened-in back
sans sn IIont Hon =, 5oiNsh, laundry In basement
| IA is'rs y, hy,sno @k7l-W. or call fiat No. o,
I" Iast ord So$Ith. a35lS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-04

$3.50 will buy the furniture OF 6 rooms;
rent s25 center OF town.
s400-s100 cash. 9 rooms. rent, $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-04

Ha s-RoOM FURNISHED ASpTs IN
Ssss SSs stewart. corner 1st ave. and c st
seven la7e-X or 1851. x29lO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-04
BOARD AND ROOM

TEMPLE HOTEL, DESIRABLE ROOMS.
, single or en- suite. strictly modern: gen.
Gemen preferred; one block north Hotel
Utah Ind 3065. a1608
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-04

AID BROOM FURNISHED FLAT.
ks,.y modern: jan!tor service. 22o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-04

|'GSk NJ BROOM FURNISHED. MODERN
|rmMs !l6 So. 3rd East S20.N a. Nc
~s,A1 q Co. 6ss W. End So. ! nIs1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-04
CHEMISTS AND AssAYERs

BIRD COWAN CO.,
I6o South w. Temple. Bell phcAe ALA.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-04
HAT FACTORY
VACUUM CLEANERS

"SANTO" FOR SALE OR RENT.
Stewart Gleeson Co. SO West End So,
p1004
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-04

me 'ss@ANX-FuRNIsHEDEA APIS. AND
|ES'R9' mod. "a East So. 'Temple. Bell
- k37
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AND b-ROOM APIS, KEN
$25 to s42.50. Bell 2027-2.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-04
THE Cov&ay

New elegantly furnisl,sd bousekeeoing
|iiamn,1ments; elevator seN.vice; fireproof
snHahIg' .rSaIa' prices reasonab,e; East South
iSfIiTp!s; iSi ss,, finest location III city. Phone
~eh' d1T25
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-04

ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER.
Phones Bell Wasatch 1883; Ind I410.
hS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-04
SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED; !;
good work. reasonable price5; now and
secondhand machines on easy terms.
The White Is King. 90 West LIST South.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-04

$500 will buy the furniture of 8 cozy
rooms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-04
CUSHIONS AND UPHOLSTER.
TMN
TYPEWRITERs

WE RENT TYPElYRITERS,
Ar makes repuired, exchs ngsd and sold
rJfah Typcwritor Exchange S0 0u az W., W.,
ana 30. PhonOs %So. Esteblishod Isot
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