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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
BRYAN AND CLARK BOTH
APPROVE WILSON'S CALL
Special by Unite Prsss Wire.

Special by Unite Press W7re.
Washington, Nov. 16.-Roth
Speaker Clark and William J. Bryan
today expressed themselves az cor
daily approving Governor Wilson's
announcement that he will call an
extra session of congress in April.
II think that both his conclusions
and his reasons are sound" said
Bryan, II hold that the tariff Is the
principal question now before the
people for discussion by congress-"
Speaker Clark reiterated his pre-
vious statement that he favored a
special session and declared "the peo-
pie would approve of the governors
action"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
RAPIDLY.

Louis Kreielsbelmer, OF High
street, who is confined in the home OF
his brother, Jacob K~reielsheimer In
Smith street, since "Wednesday when
he was overcome because of a weak
heart, is doing nicely now and Is
expected TO he able 70 walk outdoors
tomorrow. He is still under the care
of DR.. Frank C. Henry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
TRIES SUICIDE WITH SCISSORS
George Maxwell, Barber Of Marion.
Tears Throat and Both Wrists.

Marion. y. j., Nov. 16.-George Max.
we'll of this city. u barter. tried sui
eide with q pair OF scissors. He is In
a critical condition at the Cooper hos
pital. Garden.
The man tore his throat and cnt the
arteries In both wrists. The only rea
sou gwen is dependency.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
WILL VISIT

Members Of the X. M. E., a society
which has been operating secretly In
social circles, will attend a perform
ance Of the Hippodrome in New York
his afternoon. The society Is COM
posed of: Misses Henrietta Weinblatt,
Fac Druckemiller. and Claire Har-
tung, Bruce Weaver, Howard Whit
ney and Vergil Phillips.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
TO DANCE.

After a successful season IN
athletics the Franklin Baseball Club
will conclude its activities for the
year on the night of Friday, Deem
Der 6, with their third annual ball,
which will be held in the Auditori-
um. Plans are being completed and
arrangements are being made for
one of the largest crowds that ever
attended an affair of similar nature,
Oscar Wilson has been elected chair
man of the arrangement committee.
Frank Apologize, the energetic man
ager of the baseball team which won
the city championship for the year,
has been chosen floor manager with
Rudyard Simonsen and William
Eyerkuss as assistants. John Full
lerton is the secretary of the COM
mittee and the rest of the members
are as follows: Frank Moore, John
Foster, Dedrickson, Louis Peterson,
Ole Olson, Edward Regain, Joseph
Coley, Matthew Rodda, Harry Apple
gate, C. Holmes, 4. Segar, Peter
Peterson, A. Holmes, Thomas Smith,
Thomas Eagen and G. Smith.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
TAX BILLS WILL Be
OUT ABOUT DEC.IS7

Due to a number Of reassessments
tax bills will not be issued before
December 1, making 1t the first time
in years that tax statements have not
been issued before the general elee-
ton. Several of the assessments
were gone over a second time and
therefore the collector Of revenue
was unable to use the assessment
books.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16

SKOVBOE-Astrid Johanna, seven
years old, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Skovboe, of 377 Wash
ington street, this morning after
a brief illness. The funeral will
be held from their residence 2:30
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. Rev.
Ole Nielsen, pastor of the Danish
M. E. church, will officiate. In
terment will be in Alpine eeme-
terry,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
OPERATION FOR LORlMER.
Former Illinois Senator viii Go Under
the Knife.

Chicago. Nov. l6.-Former Senator
William Lorimer will be operated on
for appendicitis at the Presbyterian
hospital. AT a consultation II was de
cided that an operation. while not I'm
perative at this time. was the safest
course to prevent a possible Recurrence.
OF Lorimer's stack
Attending physicians declared Lori
mer's general condition good. There
is little Inflammation. and the patient
Is In no danger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16

Paris, ILL.,, Nov. 16:-Frank T..
O'Hair, of this city, who achieved
national prominence by defeating
former Speaker Cannon for congress
in the Eighteenth district, is a law
yer and is forty-two years old. He
made an active canvass, spending
much time with the farmers, often
helping them work while talking pol
itics. This Is his first entry into
political life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
SURPRISE Nrrss uorLaNnER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Louts HHnander. of
Laurie street, gave p surn~'se last
evening In honor OF the birthday of
their DAUGHTER, MISS Edna Hollander.
1t was kept so ffuiet that it was q
complete SUNRISE to that Young
lady when she opened the door TO
a number of her vorne friends. She
received many Neautiful gifts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
A SOCIAL.

A doughnut social followed the
bushes session of Lawrence Lodge
No. 81, Odd Fellows, last night in its
rooms in Odd Fellow hall. Hot
doughnuts and cocoa we're served
during the evening. In two Of the
doughnuts a small capsule was
placed. In M Of the capsules there
was a note on which said you win
and on the other was you lose.'
After two rounds of the doughnuts
had been eaten, Clifford ellis found
the winner and was awarded the
prize a live chicken. The other cap
sule was not found, but Alexander
Dixon, who was credited with finding
it, was awarded the consolation prize.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
A PARTY.

A theatre party was enjoyed last
night by the following young people:
Misses Pauline Blanchard, Vera
SoHeld, Margaret McNally, and
Messrs. Wallace George Sofeld,
Claude Hill and Peter Mortensen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16

City Clerk Wilbur LaRoe issued
last night a license for the marriage
of Fred r. Stevens. of 1873 Lewis
street. and Miss Laura Eva Clark, of
Sc Madison avenue,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
TO ENTERTAIN CTtn.

James Parsons. of IT'S Kearnv
avenue. will entertain the members
of the Clipper A. C. ~ his home Mon
dav night. THIS win be the last
social before the clubs strawride is
held
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
ST. aNTHONy's n

AS an appropriate conclusion or
their activities this year, b SAINT
Anthony Baseball Club held one OF
the most successful balls of the sea
son in the spacious Auditorium last
night. The hall was beautifully de-
corated with streamers of red, white
and blue, hanging from the center
of the hall to the balconies and with
hundreds of banners, many OF the
different clubs and schools in this
city and others of the different col
leges. Here and there, there were al
so hung many large American hags
and large Saint Anthony banners, or
red and black. The scene was IN
deed a pretty one. The large crowd
that was present, among whom were
guests from cities in Union and Mon
mouth counties as we'll as from Mid
dlesex, enjoyed the delightful dane
ing to the tunes of Prof. Horner's
full orchestra. 1t was the fourth an
nual ball of this popular athletic or
ganization and the fourth great sue
cess along these lines. After supper,
which was served shortly after mid
night, the much awaited prize waltz
was held. Four couples started and
all danced 80 Dtdull1ullF anu INV
errors that it was a difficult task for
the Judges to make a decision. FIN
ally Miss Frances A. Fitzgerald and
Eugene Bird, both of this city, were
crowned queen and king respectively
of the walters. A vest for the gen.
tleman given by William Heckhe1m-
err and five dollars given by the club
were the prizes for the best walters.
At four o'clock this morning, Prof.
Horner's orchestra played its last
tunes for the Saint Anthony Club and
all departed for their homes. The
arrangement committee under the
craftsmanship of Peter Toolin deser-
YES much credit for the brilliant man
ner in which everything was done.
The other members of the committee
were: William Malonev, Charles
Donegan, Thomas Smith, Richard Sc
guine, Charles Looser, William Full
erton, William Christopherson, Thns.
Handley, John Hunt, Michael Ken
needy, John Cunningham, and Walter
Yenk, Martin j. O'Hara acted as
floor manaeer and was ably assisted
by Peter O'Toole.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
STUDENTS ACCOMPANY TEAMS

81 . 20 Z =
Among those who accompanied the
high school basketball team to Wood
bridge last night we're: Misses Glenn
entine Smith, Theresa Kreielsheimsr,
Irene Bruck, Gertrude Ernst, Rose
Goldman. Claire and Helen Pfeiffer,
Izola Fullerton, Irene Bruck, Tina
Holm, Gertrude Coley, Minnie Pfeil
and Ruth Stacey, Edward Hardiman,
Charles Calvin, Leo Goldberger. Prof.
Ruffner, John McCreery, Edward
Regain, Walter james Rielley. Peter
Mortenson, Benjamin Geldberger,
Thomas Jago, Benjamin Avchen and
Richard Oliver.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
EUCHRE AND WHIST.

A prize euchre and whist under the
auspices Of Raritan Chapter U. d.
Order of the Eastern Star Will be
held in Raritan Lodge rooms In Ho-
bart street, Tuesday night. Games
will be started at 8 O'Clock. Mem
bers of the chapter, together with
the members of Raritan Lodge No.
81 F. & A. NJ, Amboy Chapter No.
Al Royal Arch Masons and all neigh
boring chapters have been invited.
The affair will be private and only
those invited will take part. Hand
some prizes donated by the members
of the chapter will awarded. A large
crowd is expected to be present on
this occasion. A social time will fol-
low and refreshments will be served.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Uuimproved.


:, a. $3.50.
tu.t ,ne price am asking for the hogss ~,
nofhno noi a1o,H ana st. | guarantee there Is
soppp as ms one TO be had for the price
rsn,c rnM,ed. 1t has n full basement. heavy
aIT aGfk walls built out Of cut stone. floors
an ccfnented, cross partitions in base
ihlent all brick. equipped with large
i,aundry and toilet: n room about oS feet
,ong and IL feet wide which could be
nided up into two good secpin; rooms
aS windows are high and ventilation
sooa, Eo First floor. living room. music
I'''t ali thn and dining room. all beam ceilings;
"t,n quarter-sawed white oak floors.
Iln'enaid lno, sldeboard. bnllt-in seats and
os noIn , cases, handsome mantcl built GU,
nt Imported English tile. elegant electric
III, fixtures with flush switches; the
hltrhen is large and fitted mp With all
Si SS1inFehienccs. plenty OF cupbosrds., flour.
ffSpur fSr bedrooms, and bathroom with tiled
,,,oors and wainscotipg, all windows In
u,nr S mouse are easement windows ano
wcra made TO order. The plumbing Is
~lth 6-inch rim solid porcelain toilet
ana tank The wash bowl, sink In kltch-
~ ~ orn Ina innndry trays are, all made ous
shutoffs TO every pipe. The best hot
water water heating system on the market.
very large front porcI, with cement steps
a y
IRON banisters. The back porch all
screensd In and has cement floor. 7 Will
.ake S2O0O cash and make reasonable
terms on the balance Go and SEQ 1t.
Std00
Tor corner on 10th East, 10, 125ixl65h,
three-room frame house; dozen fruit
trees, 500 cash. balance on time. VIII
take team as part payment.
$4,000
VIII Dny n SiN-room modern BRICK cot
tsge on Ith East near 1st South. all spe-
cial assessments paid in full. Deep lot.
1t Will take half cnsh TO handle this
proposition. II is big bargain. Owner
refused $1,000 one year ago.
$4,000.
Practically new Groom modern bunga-
low on X st. hardwood floors. doors all
one panel birch. laundry in basement.
basement all under the building and ce-
mented, furnace. Lot % rodsx7h rods;
$500 cash. balance monthly payments.
This IS the time OF the year when YOU
need fire protection. Let me write you
a policy.
Plenty Of money TO loan at low rate OF
interest on improved Salt Lake rea,
estate.
A. RICHTER.
T3 SO. Main ST Phone Was. sI1.
m17ai
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5-ROOM STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE.
No. 212 West 7th South, for only $4,000.
House cannot be built for $3.50. Land
we'll worth $1,000 With paved rlght-of
way on east and turn around on north.
Elegant front and back porches, mantel,
closets, combination gas and electric
light fixtures, now hot air furnace, full
attic With Def room for tive two "e or three '' eS- S
ira rooms. The basement is a daisy
and must be seen to he appreciated.
Sewer, water and sidewalk taxes paid.
Only two blocks to Main street High
and Dry. with cement steps to porch
and sidewalk and cement walks all
around the house. Phone sol or 2213 for
appointment to see through. Just think
Of getting something for $3.50 less thai
II can possibly be duplicated for, Same
should sell for $500 to give owners any
reasonable profit. TERMS, mla31
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,n1SSI

81 RODS BY 80 RODS. NO. 1920 SOUTH
State, State street frontage ST rods:
easily worth $3.50 per rod OF $4,000; i'm
provements cost $500 at least. Will sell
land and improvements for $4,000. Now
money II purchaser Is dissatisfied with
bargain at end OF three years, then will
refund the money at end of five wears
from now. Think OF the wonderful ad-
vance that Will como to State street
property in that time. and II at the end
OF three years YOU should want your
money back. then all you would have to
do would be TO notify u9 OF that fact
and you would have your money re-
funded at the end OF two years from
time OF notification, Phono Was. sol
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CUSHIONS, UPHoLsTERING


AND SPRINGS RE-
paired. Salt Lake Mattress s. Mfg. Co.
Phone $3.50, p1555
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Near the site OF the new high school
we have a 5-room modern house, with a
good ba sement and good lot. and only z
Of a block from the street car and .
blocks from the new high school. This
place can be bought for
$3.50. 5000 cash. Balance s25 per month.
mlS3D
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SMITH. TARPEY & SMITH.
u Exchange Place. Wasatch 616S.
SPECIAL.

SPECIAL.
F425o-on ono Of 9th East's most attrac-
tive corDers We have new, mod
erh G-room mottled brick bunga-
low with oak floors in the living
room. library and dining room;
brick mantel. besmed ceilings,
built-ln buffet. bookcases and
window seats; a fully cemented
basement with furnace, large
front porch. screened rear porch
and sleeping porch. The owner
VIII consider Il good building lot
In part payment. An unusual on
portunitY to secure a splendid
home.
We Write Insurance We Build Homes
SUBURBAN SPECIALS.
-Onr listing OF properties in Mil Creek,
Holiday and Cottonwood, the popular
especially complete. We know we have
what you want. Ask US.
Eight acres OF No. land with a full
water right. about half block from the
soil and surroundings No better land
IN the valley. AT $3.50 per acre It's a
snap.
Two miles east OF Murray. 20 acres Of
choice land with 40 shares OF watcr-a
lined frame house. barn, chicken coops
and sranary, as we'll as few fruit
trees, and plumber OF beautiful, big
place are best evidence OF the fertility
and productivity OF the soil. At 5000 per
acre, II should soon sell, so make your
appointment to sec it at once,
For ranches. irrigated and dry-farm-
ing lands. see us
SMITH, TARpEY & SMITH,
l5 Exchange Place. Wasatch 576S.
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m1S38
BY OWNER.

THE GREATEST VALUE
EVER OFFERED IN AN UP
TO-pATE. S-ROOM. MODERN
HOME. ONLY a FEW DOORS
NORTH Or SOUTH TEMPLE.
YOU WILL FIND EVERY MOD
TEN CONVENIENCE IN THIS
HOME, WITH TIE BEST FIN
ISH THROUGHOUT; HARD
WOOD FLOORS; TIE LIGHT
FIXTURES ALONE COST Saoo
TO BUILD THE HOUSE
WOULD COST MORE THAN j
AN ASKING FOR THE ENTIRE
PROPERTY. 1T HAS a FRONT
AGE or 90 FEET. WITH ALL
SPECIAL TAXES PAID, HAS
NEVER BEEN OFFERED FOR
SALE BEFORE. 1T WILL
COST NOTHING FOR YOU TO
SEE THIS BEAUTIFUL. HOME.
If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
SOMETHING NICE AT A LOW
PRICE, DON'T FAIL TO SEE
THIS PROPERTY. A-59, TRIB-
CNE.
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Southeast, we have just listed with US
4-room frame house. alta 10 which
is a store on 25X125 fl. of ground par
TALLY modern and in a good location, for
5l5o0. $500 cash. Balance $50 per month.
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BY OWNER.

$1,000. 5000 cash. will give you
possession of this 5-room. cement
bungalow. located IN the south
east. near car line. Is modern eX-
ccpt furnace: oobble stone CRATE
in living room. scat In dining
room. good light fixtures. fun &C.
ment basement. This horne has
been built years and is a great
bargain. Address A-2o. Tribune
mis-.
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On 10th East, near Browning ave, we
have 62x157 II. OF ground with cement
sidewalk passing the property. paid for.
with water mains and gas mains passing
the ground for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17

JUST AS EASY TO RUY AS TO PAY
RENT.
3-room mottle brick cottage, new and
nicely arranged with fine large rooms,
front and rear porch. water. lights and
shops Why pay rent?
$3.50 cash, SIS per month, Price, $1,000.
Broom modern cottage close in and in
good repair. with fine large rooms, lawn.
with south frontage, and close to paved
street. bargain, II rents for twenty
dollars per month.
$500 cash. s25 per month. ProCe s2T50.
Broom mottle brick bungalow in the
best location, southeast and close to
paved street. Good basement with hot
and cold water, large reception hall
builtin mantel and book cases buffet
kitchen. linen closet and shoot. In fact.
one of the neatest bungalows in town
$500 cash s25 per month. Price $4,000
Groom modern bungalow mottle brick,
and the finest built bungalow IN the city
Large rooms. reception hall. large living
room with built-in mante beautiful dim
Ing room with window seat. buffet kitch-
en-. tiled bath room. large front porch
with cement steps and walks. screened
floors arc double and OF the best, fun
cement basement. Let us show this
house before you decide on another
$500 cash, $50 per month. Price $500
HOFFMAN BROTHERS,
% East 1st South
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CKOMER.

SI'DMG
75 West 3rd South Street.
ioT70 feet. with a double brick of 1
rooms on each side near Sth South aud
+tl East, all for s210o
Nice lot, with a 6-room modern brick,
near capital grounds. $4,000.
66X66 feet, with a fine 6-room modern
brick, corner OF 8th South and Jefferson
sts., sS5O0.
5OXl40 feet TO alley. with s-room
house, on Tth East: $500.
I42N16o feet, with I-room house
close In, very cheap. or viii trade for
clear land.
5ox165 feet, on 0th South near Main st. /;
$4,000, Phone 1852. ml9O7
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SG25o-A splendid money making terrace
4 aDartmcnts--built OF brick and
modern. In the best rental loca-
tlon in the city Monthly income
$40 On terms. or will take close
In lot IS part payment.
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS CO.,
10 and 12 East Broadway.
Wasatch 2030. m1S36
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By OWNER,

5-room modern bungalow. for
s2650-$300 cash. This bungalow
will bear inspection. Tho finish
throughout Is very good, fire
brick crate In living room, large
buffet kitchen, good light fix
lures, cemont basement. cement
walks. The house has Just been
completed and Is all ready for
occupancy. Address h-30. Trib-
unc.
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SECONDHAND STORES

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR II H.
goods; goods bought sold or eXchan ngcd.
Buckeye Furniture store. 1i3 Sc. W r.
Was. see9 g9os
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AbStra cts-Title Insurance

UTAH SAYINGS & TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and Title Insurance. !.
attend to all details In transferring and
mortgaging land titles. Capital s25O,oOc
2B5 Main g25a0
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i5-ACRE FARM

On the new Holiday car line on
southeast bench: very choice
place and location; the very finest
OF improvements; good 5-room
house, iine basement and cleo
tric lights. fine clear stream run
ming by the place ell tho year.
This is tho best place on the line.
Very carefully selected orchard
OF four acres. always have fruit
Tor the market. Fine soil for
raSpbcrries, tomatoes, potatoes
and alfalfa. and all early vcpc-
tables, $1,000 viii buy this place;
the balance can be paid from
earnings Of farm. Price $4,000.
PROGRESS REALTY & BLDG.
COMPANY.
220 Kcarns Bldg.
salt Lake City. Utah.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR HOTELS AND
LEASES.
., y; RICHTER. REAL ESTATE,
40 Main St Phone Gt1
"A. l.. BRATTAlN. MGR. y. o, DEPT.
ml01f
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NATURES FERTILIZER

SILTAKA, powdered. dissolvent. odor-
less. wecdlcss; prepared for plants
bulbs lawns. shrubbcry. MfS' py Iaylor
Phosnhato s; Fertilizer Co.. dealers IN
fertile soils and fertIlI5cre 1857 Bueno
ave. w. 36Sl-W., for sale by Peoples
Forwarding Co. Porter Walton Co:
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TO LEASE
tarec European hotel, making at pres
emt from $500 to 5000 per month: act
quieN' owner compelled to leave city.
40 TO TRADE.
room rooming house. for house and
'o' IN city, What have YOU to offer9
BILLIARD AND POOL ROOM
inc nnest and best place In the city
W. trade Tor city property or farm In
ROOMING HOUSES.
IA rooms. strictly modern. close in. rcnf
500, price Sl25n; $500 cash,
e,aGo rooms, modern nice place; rent $40;
cash
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

JOHN j. LAASS,
Mechanical engineer. structural design
ing and general drafting. 1nventing
specially. office No. 902 Hearns bldg,
Tel. Wusatch a92s. KISS:
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FOR SALE
Miscellaneous.

ouR s-YEAR-OLD RYE ANp
.~hon straight whisky, no blend. 2oc
~. s 81 bottle: 3 bottles Waseneer
Sae Social bar. 502 state. hlaIH
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STOVE CASTINGS, PATTERNS FOR
1000 different stoves, general foun-
dry work, Western Foundry & Stove
Repair Works, Wasst tcb tij4. k2730
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4 to SsSpk; s9, DENTIST, HAS RI,
- III kearny bldg yoIy ~
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BOOKS AND CARDS

TILE BEST SELECTIONS or Books
and engraved Xmas cards at the Dcs-
eret SUNDAY School Union Book Store "A
Il. South Temple street. mS1i
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se0o0-A splendid 2-story brick house,
close in. on 9th East drive. There
are large rooms. reception hall.
pantry and bath, hreplaccs. nice
electric fixtures. good furnace. Lot
is 49lxI65 to alley, all IN lawn.
flowers and shade. This place is
worth $500, Can be had ON n
reasonable cash payment and bal
ance to suit.
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PYoRRHEA SPECIALIST

DR. ROBERT w. HALL. PGORRHEA
AND ORAL PROPHILAXIS. $50
kEARNS BLDG. a"jDJ
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Roominp Houses.

/ fEh LEASE-S0 ROOMS, STEAM
ueaI' ,iree elevator. hardwood floors
ana ana hnish nice light rooms: positively
ahe nc PEST location IN city; long lease and
nrpsso,!iuteiy ~, the best price 10 the right
party Sec MS for details,
'-'"V-@s rooms. hot and cold running
water In zach, steam heat. baths
nooern and up TO tho minute
nne location. rent about $3.50 per
room, heat furnished free: extra
Wen furnished-s1000 cash down.
ance can be paid out OF house.
rms Is genuine bargain and q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-17

South. we have 37bX102-ft,, sidewalks
In front, and is all paid for. This spcn
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$3.50. $3.50 cash. Balance s15 per month