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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-02
Consejo Executive
Continuation de la 2da. plana. J


En- cuant0 d la resolution del Conse-
10 Municipal de Ponce solicitando La
construction de - puestos en- la plaza
del mercado, en- adici6n 4 los 32 auto
rizados por ell Conseio Ejecutiyo en-
Septiembre II de 1911, con un gasto de
$1,000, recomienda Sc ordenc III Alcaldt
de Ponce que informe ii los pnestos
adieionales son no necesarioS y ii to
dos los requirimientos han sido salts
fechos Y que la question del gasto Dc
Ia suma adicional queda sometida i In
resoluci6n de dicho Alcalde y Conseio 10
Municipal.
FL Comit6 dc Ricgo recomienda Ia
aprcaaci6n dc los si@uientcs paqos:
$1430 { Euecnio Underwood como
recn5olso dc Ia sama paeada por n
4 III I'll Cruz como coasecuencia de loy
danos por este rccioidos mlentras ia
baiaha en- eI t1nel dc Patillas.
$175 al Doctor Munoz y $l75 N doe
TOR Buitrago por aslstcncia lu@dca du
rante los mcses de Septiem 5re y Oeta-
bre 1850 Zoe i la ttlas Portland &c
$1,000 & N. Pizarro por sus tr9b2ios
en- la construction de II rep~csa de To-a
Negro
Sl,0l3.29 q 7, l.. Houston por trabaias
de construction de garitas tineles en-
Toro Negro.
Z sugiere Ia aprobqci6n dc n0mbra-
mientos en- el servicio del rieqo heaho
en- mes de novicmbre para seguir los
trabaJos por administration Y el anmen-
to de sueldo al taqufgrafo Pedro j Cos
tas. de $85 4 $95 rnensuales
El comit6 de Gobierno Local reco-
mierda la aprobaci6n de una ordenanza
para Ia regulation de las ventas de car
gs+ frescas en- Ia municipalidad de Sa-
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linas. En- cuanto & La demanda hecha
por Conception Arce, de Vieques. con-
ira ell oficiaI municipal llamado 'sAlari-
fe' p0r conceder un solar de su propie-
dad 3 Otra persona, recomienda Sc haga
saber q la demandante que 81 ella esta
imposibilitada de adquirir sus derechoa
por mediaci6n de las autoridades NUM-
cipales, recurra las cortes de iusticia.
81 comit6 de franquicias y corporacio-
nes de servicio p1blico recomienda FL es-
tablecimiento de las siguientes ordenan-
zas:
Una concediendo q Thomas D. Mott
autorlzaci6n para construir, Operar
mantener un sistema para manufacturers
distribution, venta de gas fuido, otra
concediendo permiso q la compafiia axu-
carera Central Machete'' para cons
trmr un almacen de dep6sito en- Arroyo.
Eran las tres y cuarenta Y no habiendo
mas asuntoS que tratar ell seflor presi-
dente di6 por terminada lie session.
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Pocatello Notes.
ecIal to The Trihnne.

'7PftlHi 'o Inc tribune.
PocATELLo. Ida, Oct 1O.--Genrgs T..
hr.g, a car inspector on the o. s. H.
system, and Miss Clara Flkins OF this
city wer" married yeste rday afternoon
"ilDam y. Maobcy and Miss Mamie
Lou BrisEcy. both of Pebble. were mar
ried here Yesterday afternoon. After a
brief honeymoon they vii reside at Peb-
bic.
John Barts. r machin,st In the shops
mere. and Miss Anna Madrin OF this place
ri-d here last evening
News has reached Pocs teIlo that Sam
.iudaker. one time foreman Of the shops
here and prominent Democrat, died
recently I'm Nevada
The funeral OF The late George Robe
than, lately OF Rlackfoot. formerly a pio-
nGcr OF PocRtello will he held in this
city Friday afternoon Funeral services
VIII be conducted by the Nasons OF Black
foot. and the Masons and Eiks OF Poca-
tclo- Burial IN the Masonic cemetery.
Mrs. Fl. H. Totten. daughter OF VILLA m
Sell. IL very critically III az her home
on South Fifth avenue. Her brother az
North Platte. Neo., has been notified and
lis on his way To the bedside. where the
other relatives have already assembled.
Miss Violet Whitaker. age 81, deugh-
ter OF one os the most prosperous farm
ers OF Downey. died here this morning
following an operation. Deceased was n
very charming young lady and had a
great number OF friends here as well as
In her home town
Jane Smith and Claude -. smith who
Nere married In Hanu. Utah. August
3. 1897. were granted divorce here
this morning by Judge Bulge. The cause
Chldren ranging In age from . 10 10 were
given 10 the custody of the mother.
W. II. Clesre. secretary OF the board
~ trustees OF the State academy. adj
dressed the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION Of tina, school last evening on
the subject, Tie Perfect Balance"
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

SIAlPKIN-At Ridgeheid. Clark county.
Washington October S, 1912, Mrs. Kate
Maria Slmpkin, aged ~ wears, ! months
and 10 days beloved wife of the Rev.
Peter A. Simplsin. No. f19 South Seventh
East street. this city, Funeral services
VIII he haid from Phillips Congregational
church, corner of Seventh East and Fifth
South streets. at 2:30 p. m, Saturday.
October -. 1872. Friends Wishing 10 see
Mrs. Simpkin may do so at the church
between the hours OF II a. M. and p.
m. on the day OF the funeral. Interment
Mt. Olivet cemetery.
DOBRTNS-At the family residence, 1906
South Eleventh East street, October 10
1872 Mary NJ Dobbins. In her nfty-fourth
year. Funeral services will he held at
the chapel OF s. y. Evans, IS South State
street. Saturday. October y, at . p, IN.
Intermeut, CITY cemetery
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JOINT TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Eleven Southeastern Counties OF Idaho
VIII Be Represented,

Special To The Tribune
PoCATELI.o. Ida. Oct io.-The joint
institute OF the eleven southeastern coun-
ties. Hammock. Bear Lake, Bingham.
Bonneville Cassia. Custer. Fremont, Lin
coin. Oneida and Twin Fails. VIII con-
vene here for week beginning Octooer
Mat the Institute has been held here.
This Is perhaps due to the accessipi.ity
of the place from the railway standpoint:
More than 1000 instructors are expected
70 be In attcndauce superintendent
Walter Sldcrs OF the Pocatello schools
viii again bc the conductor OF the gath-
erine OF the pedagosues. some or inc
best known educators in the Unlteo
states will be the instructors and lead
ers in the aesemblese.
DR.. A. r. Winship, editor Of the New
writer ard educator OF note. win lecture
on general topics. DR. Edward c. Elliot,
head Of the Teachers Training college OF
Wisconsin univsrsity, Is else on n,,,;a,e the
of Twin Falls will lead the section OF
super!ntendcnts and principals. with Prof
Philip Soulen OF the state university IN
charge Of the high school department.
Prof, Clarence Clark. head Of the depart
rnent Of education OF the Lewiston state
Normal, will conduct the grammar grade
section; Mrs. Goodrun Thorne- Thomson.
supervisor of the primary grades OF the
School OF Education OF the University OF
Chicago Will have the primary section
Superlnt endent Otis Hall or Indiana md
Profs DIN OF the university extension
work will have the rural section; Prof.
Van Court OF the A. n Palmer company
will have charge OF the penmanship de-
pnr,ment, Miss Ada Hoglc. art supervisor
Of Washington. VIII have the art work:
pr. @. Y. Steeiey of Pocatello, that OF
physiology and hygenics: Miss Anna J.
Crowley, health Inspector for Pocatello
and Eanuock county. will have the medi-
cal inspections Of schools. with other spe-
Cia lectures on the side.
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Plan Big Warehouse.

Special to The Tribune.
POCATELLO, Idn-, Oct 1o-Pocstello
has been chosen as the state headquar-
ters for the Romlcy Products comps ny
and that company has officially stated
that n great warehouse Will be erected
here IN the coming spring. Already ne
Eotlations are under way for the pur-
chase OF a site from two different par
ties A bra inch house was opened here
this summer under the management Of
j. J. kinsella and lie was 40 impressed
with Pocatello as n strategic point In
distribution that lie recommended that
this be made the shipping point for all
the state and that large warehouses he
established here. The company after In
vsstigating the matter decided to follow
the advice of the manager and gave him
Instructions 10 lease enough warehouse
space TO cover the machinery now on
hand and that warehouse TO cost over
$4,000 VIII he erected in the spring.
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Name Dry Farm Delegates.

sptcisI 10 The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY, oct io.-Delegates
Ia the International Dry Farm congress
TO be held in LethbridEc, Canada, this
month. weYe appointed by the county
commissioners al a meeting held yester-
DAY Those who Will attend from this
county are William Jensen. G. W Knud
son ,,harles Funnell. Peter Jensen. Cal
Vim W. Richs rds, Fred EIiasep. +.
ooomos. John e. Compton Joseph bud
10y. John y. Elch and b O Jenraon.
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50 go Acres Sold

rEovO. oct 10-ApproNimatciy 3j.o"c
acrss were sold today In the government
since the 1panine OF the ssi. Nnnday :
ruoTulnI. The land sold today Was in
tracts which would average about 200
acres with 30 cents as tic minimum
rticc and s. an acre tho high price
ono hundred AMI scveJ> five tracts " ere
Sold today. bringing the total number IN
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Rain Helps the Range.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
EPHRAIM, Oct 10.-This part Of the
country has been visited during the last
few days by heavy rainsiorm which
viii be OF great benefit to the winter
range but a loss to the sheepmen vino
have their hocks In the mountains there
being danger Of them being showed In
The threshing Is not finished and the.
crop or apples is still on the trees This
will mean 4 loss of thousa nds of dol
lars IL q heavy frost coues
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Funeral of ]. August Vance.

SprcIel IN The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. Oct. Io.-rornorrou
in the chapel Of the Third ward the
funeral OF !. August Vance, who died
YESTERDAY. will be held. He was born in
Alpine, Utah county. and came TO this
city In 1882. He Is survived by a widow
end seven children six bows and one
girl. Interment will be in tho Brigham
Cemetery
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Interurban Mon In Provo.

SpcCIhT 10 TIC IflUuHo
PROVO, Oct 1o.-A J. Drum, one OF
the financiers interested IN the Salt Lake
Utah Interurbnn railroad, was in Provo
today from the state capital comforting
with the men Of this county interested
In the enterprise. With eastern capital
lists who ara with him. Mr.. Drum visited
American Fork where the city council
Of that city has under consideration the
granting OF a franchise to rival Inter
urban road. From American Fork the
part came to Provo again in the even
Ing and. after brief conference, went
on To Salt Lake CITY.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
OUT FLOWERS
DELINQUENT NOTICE,

Columbus Extension Mining company.
principal place Of business Salt Lake
city. Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account of
assessment No. of % cents per share.
levied on the 29th day OF August. 1917, the
several amounts set opposite tho names
of the respective shareholders as fol-
IoUs,
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Ephraim Man Dead,
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
EPHRAIM. oct lo.--Albert Uckcr-
man, formerly Of this city, but of recent
years resident of Centerfleid, passed
away after an Illness of several months
the cause OF death being cancer OF the
stomach. Mr.. uckerman was born here
of @. Uckerrnan, one Of the pionecr resi-
dents Of this city.
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Final Divorce Decree.

Special 10 The Trlbune-
PROVO Oct. 10.-A final decree of di~
vorce was today entered IN the district
court in the case OF Maud Olmsted Kane
against Gregory L. Kane. The plaintiff
was given custody OF the one minor child
a boy years old. The marriage took
place in Salt Lake November IS. 1909.
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AND IN accordance with law and an
order 81 the board of directors. made on
N" 2'th DAY of August. 1912. 40 many
sfares OF each parcel OF such stock as
NAV he necessary. Will be rold at public
suctior st the office OF the secretary
room +o2. Felt building. Salt Lake CITY
Utah. on The 2ord day Of October 1912 n,
: p M. 90 paw the delinquent assessments
thereon. together with the costs OF adver-
t'Flng and expenses a, sale
p COOK Secretary
Office i02 Fen building. salt Lake Cit.
UTAH
h?C-
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-HousEs ruRN1su,

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED s.po.
modern brick house. lawn, treos
shrubbery. on E St, near 3rd ave
per month. -
HOFFMAN BROS. LOAN C TRUST
Eel "asatch 2H. y East 1st Soutf,
p
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COMPLAINT ENTERED,
Three Young Men Of Pocstello Charged
With Running a "6ilnd Pig"

With Running a "eiInd Pig"
Special TO The Tribune.
POCATELLO, Ida, Oct 19.-Forrual
complaint has been entered by County
Attorney Terrell against Dutch" Leeney.
John O'Keefe and George Thompson.
three young men Of the city, for conduct
Ing blind pig" Their scene of opera
tions Is supposed TO be In the Royal EN-
change resort on South First avenue. The
mace was raided recently and some liquor
found there
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GROOM STRICTLY MODERN RITn,@,
low. furnished. on the northeast ~
33o per month. Sec us w
HOFFMAN BROS. LOAN e. TRJsrl
% L. 1st South. Phone "
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. VII
OF without board. sos East lst South
g2'
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FOUR ROOMS. MODERN. FURNISH
two months or longer, reasonable. ~,
blocks from temple grounds. CaIl 81
satch 3354-W. y
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TWO NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM
heat and hot bath; board next dof
27G East 1st South. Wasatch 20oS-M.
h12
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; OR 4 ROOMS. MODERN CoTTAc
furnished for housekeeping Gas 4,
coal range. 121 East 9th South. -
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PERSONAL

LADIES! ASK YOUR DRUGGIST For
Chichesters Pills, the Diamond Brand.
For 26 years known as Best, Safest. Al
ways Reliable Buy OF your Druggist.
Take no other. Chichesters Diamond
Brand Pills are sold by Druggists every
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11

TWO MODERN SIX-ROOM BRICK
houses, zoos So, dth East. Telephone
Hyand 1913. h633
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Intermountain News

the three days sales to a9o tracts,
amounting in round numbers TO $4,000
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TWENTY-STORY sKYsCRAPER
nearly ready for business. One door cast
you get the neatest, up-to-dote shoe re-
pairing in the west.
MONARCH SHOE REPAIRING CO.
81 L. Second South Wasatch 1888
bi23p
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NICE FRONT ROOMS FOR TEACHE]
or gentleman, furnace, bath and \
water, also or h. X. rooms, bath q
pantry 2S2 Brigham st hi;
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CUSHIONS, UPHoLsTERING


MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS RE
paired Salt Lake Mattress & Mfg.
Co. Phone 32se. pl555
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MONUMENTS, TCMBsToNES

iRGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie. Display yards. az So State
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EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

DIR. ARTHUR BURROWS (AMERICAN
producD, not made In Germany.
39-gI Continental Bank BLDG. g3eSs
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

4-RooM COTTAGE. FURNISHED. :
East iBt South.
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WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-MUST BE Al CONDITION.
concentrating mill. complete. 80 or
A0-ton lead zinc ores rolls, Gigs Shining
Ia bles; one 4-drin compressor with drills
and steel and receiver: tons or To-
pound rails. fish plates, bolts and spikes
Send specifications plans complete, pow.
er. gas or steam. Would like sufficient
power Central plant mill and COM
pressor. giving weights and freight rates
10 Palisade, New, Give price Mt mine. or
T. o. b. cars. State condition. lhreCt,
Mount Hope MING. Eureka, New. giOSl
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MODERN LIGHT HOUSEKEEPu
rooms, 1874 Z. 5th So. st. g5|
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUe
keeping. 100 No Main. "a
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2 MOD, FURN HOUSEKEEPING r.
6S So. 2nd West.
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THE WILSON HOTEL WILL MAKE'
special winter rate on suites with bal
and single rooms. Inquire Mr.. RAM
hf.
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7-ROOM MODERN. EXCEPT HEAT, JN-
furnished or partly furnished. Apply 534
2nd East. ggo3i
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COAL AND KINDLING


Z. r DEAL, COAL. BLOCK WOOD
and kindlng. 165 East 4th South; both
phones. h25
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WILL PAY FOR INFORMATION OF
Henry Langdon. A. Langdon. 1878 E
Jefferson. Detroit. Mich. 1864:
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FOR RENT-FURN1sHED ROOM

3 NICELY FURN. ROOMS FOR LIG
housekeeping. 22S w 9TH SO. \
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f-ROOM BRICK ON WEST SIDE. $40.
Groom strictly modern. gas. etc. on
cast bench. s35.
FRITSCH. No 2oi-2 Felt Bldg.
g3sSI
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COZILY FURNISHED ROOM. LARGl
we'll ventilated. 55S South 10th Eaa
Phone lIyland 2311.
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NEW. MODERN. SUNNY, ROOMS,
gas range, disappearing bed kitchen
cabinet. cellar. $40 90 w. 7th So. h7s2
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LIVERY STABLE

MCCOY STABLES, CARRIAGES AND
High, livery hOrseE bought and sold.
Phone 81. cifi
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$1,000, S0Is Washington St; and .
rooms. strictly mod. apt. gas, furnace
$500 and $500, 1040 SO. w. Temple; 6
room house. 1870 So. W. Temple. Sl2,50
Hyiand 2090, hi063
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NEW TEMPLE HOTEL. COMFORT
able rooms. hot and cold water, steaT
heal, good table malntained; terms rec
sonsbIe IL w. No. Temple. gi3u
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GOOD MODERN HOME CHEAP Fc
lady TO live with elderly lady, No.
Oaks apis, dth East, srd South. gsB
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. EIECTH
lights. gas, close in; prices reasonat
The Vines. 443 East 1st So. ~
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FURNISHED ROOMS IN PEIVA1
family. with or without board. lis Ea
Sth South ST. gto
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WHERE TO STOP.

~-->-@>->
LINCOLN HOUSE. 6S EAST iST SO.
$50 rooms. rates. Soc. i0c and Soc; mod
ern: baths. 15c. nl339
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LADIES' TkILORS
SAFES REPAIRED

ALSO KEY FITTING AND LOCK WORK
specially. :. l.. Lock Works. Was
4O5f. hi040
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GIRLS IN ALI. DEPARTMENTS. AF-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT a. M.
AND l p. NJ DAILY TROY LAUNDRf'
t3l SOUTH 9TH EAST.
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ITWO-ROOM SUITES WITH STHs
heat, gas and @. /. free: very closer
so wk OR $50 mo- Phone Wasatch ap!
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ANY GIRL NEEDING FRIENDS WILL
find them at the Salvation Army. Ad-
dress all communications to Mrs. Adju-
tant Sloate. 52t East Third South street,
Salt Lake City. n2432
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NICE, LARGE ROOM, STEAM HEA
one block east Hotel Utah. Ill u. !
Temple, nla
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WILL SHIP CAR II. II. GOODS TO LOS
Angeles and one TO Chicago and one to
portland, and one to Florida next ten
days. very rea sonable rates. Kimball Van
Storage Co., 72 So. Main, n2s9S
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PLEASANT SUNNY ROOMS, WIT
good board. In private home. $50 81
East. Was 5I30-N. nlS"
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BOARD AND ROOM

FURN. ROOMS. HOT Wa
ter heat. walking distance: also hrs'
class table board. III you are looking %
something nice. call at 35f Brigham =
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROO
for housekeeping. with steam heat
So. Main. Phone Wasatch i571-J /
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WANTED
,ANTED-FEMALE HELP

GIRLS WANTED IN PACKING DE-
partment; steady work. good wages.
Sweet Candy company. us South First
g1577
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THREE ROOMS, STRICTLY MoDUl
with or without plano. Inquire at
SO. 9TH East
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NOTICE

I VIII not ce responsible Tor any debts
cont ra cted by my wife. Mrs. Lille Schef-
fer. (SiSneJJ WILLIAM SCHEFFLEE.
hiss
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s-ROoM MODERN, cosy HOME, a.
piano; good location. HyIand 2sss.@
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BOARD AND ROOM. IS A WEEh
Rooms. $3.50 up. Rear llf Z. ssc4ns sas
South. oAS@
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HANpsoMEIY FURNISHED FROM
room with board for one or two genta
wasatch a60S-J. $50 East 4th South.
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FIRST CLASS BOARD AND ROOM
best location; gentlemen only. ~
Was. 3il3-J. hlss
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FOR RENT
FOE RENT HOUSES UNruRN1suHp

9TH SO. AND 9TH EAST. BROOM
terrace. partly furnished. with disep-
| peartng beds. combination gas and coal
| rance. also combination dresser and writ
ing desk. They are modern except heat.
Rent for f1o per month. Enquire 800 so.
\ 9Th East. h4T5
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GOOD RELIABLE GIRL FOR GENER-
al housework In small family. Wages
IS per week; good home for right party,
se6 2nd ave h1300
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TWO ROOMS. GAS RANGE. STE.
heat. 261 Main at. Phone HyII
3240-W.
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR REN
cheap. No. 3 Chamberlain ct, east Z
5th South. g1t
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| BOARD AND ROOM IN PRIVATE
home near university Tor or gen
| tIcmen Wasatch lI0e-R. hot'
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

THE GODDARD ABBEY CO, AUDIT
ing and general accountancy. 522 Nc
Intyrc bldg. Wasatch ol6s, c2033
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED 7-Ro1
modern house, close In, Hyland ssisj