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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-26

- uiduisAI oonriu-@c sunday. q
Soli1 saock I'm % 20. porch u
carraEe. al al-c-1tles could tel.
The stores - u-ta.rtt drives a iot
~ - gl~ Co-lcu 20 olt q: coors With
cut q Vel
Coming back 2, Va-.ous forms o..
s,n. - told a siory how a London
man had a trained snake that grew
TO BE- ~th.rty-fclr feet long one day
the snake crushed - master 20 death
Many times In the life o; the snake
i;s owner could have ki.ied n. but he
let the reptile grow until &; killed him
Sin Is like the snake. the evangelist
Even IN the homes" the evansel's,
Wen; on 20 say. men are daily being
choked by Vicious Habits.
which could have been killed years
AGO. Many a man would 90 to the
%chopping block and ave his right
band severed" the evangelist said. '''
Z would free him from vice.
The evangelist said hat society
takes no q OF The fellow in a dress
suit drinking champagne at some Of
the social affairs. IL waits until he
Is an old. whiskey soaked bum. drink
Ing bad LIQUOR In a booze Joint. and
then kicks him u Neither does So
ciety take not Of the young fellow
drinking OF the banquets. the speaker
said.
He went OF TO a that God warns
you against the thlnas that later re-
suit in sin in vice. That is why. the
. speaker said. he preached So much
against vice. lie said he didn't care
how much the home cost. or how much
. nnttffgn1 nngyAr "A nraFt f.n-.a-1.N H.
didn't are II a man carried the politi-
cal power of Ohio county I'm his vest
pocket He didn't care what kind al
worldly power a man had. IL was all
settled when the undertaken screwed
the
Lid on the Coffin.
He said his text would be- a suitable
epitaph for such "A mans tombstone
but he was a leper."
Mr.. Sunday then gave some attent.
fon TO home life. saying that he pitcd
10 the depths Of his heart the boy or
girl who wants To be "A Christian and
gets no enCoTgement a. home. say
ing that IL SOC times was due to the
habits OF a father and sometimes 10
the jeers Of a mother.
no u ever went 10 heavcn or
he'll without taking someone else with
him" the evangelist said. the father
often influencing ~" son and the
mother the daughter" lie alleged
that dcns Of vice were largely sup
ported 10y men Of means. that The
time had come when il was time 10
m tn" burden OF sin from woman.
kind and hurl il back upon the men
who Worc responsible for her condi.
fion. re said that the girl was be
ing kicked out. Will" ~" vretched
double-dycd villain who pulled her
down was being projected
God Likes Fun"
Tho evangelist said. or he would no;
have made tho parrot and the mon.
key. IN" mule. and SONS" Of you people
Of Wheeling" III" laid much stress on
the misrorceptiou people have of 2
man leading q Christian life. "Nor
never think Of a young man in his
swell clothes standing up IN his man
Is strength h"for" God because your
religion H. 90 the Cramp collie kind"
The speaker closed with q little
narrative concerning tho conversion
of q Southern evangelist. and tho scr
mon a well received throughout.
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A. least ten thousand people heard
BILLY sunday in two sermons Of
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SUNDAY HANDS IT OUT
TO FUN-MAD POPULACE

Dancing Teacher is the Devil IN
Disguise" Says the Evan
eeiist.
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special intcres' IN tho masses. as we'll
as 20 many church members. and a
whole lot OF people who are going 20
har sunday out of interest in the
campaign. Owing 20 the fact that
SATURDAY Is always "a busy shopping
dag, both for customers and mer-
chants. thu attendance In the after
noon was not 50 large. there being
only about $500 present. IN ~"
evening. despite the fact tina. tho
.ciiy's shopping renters were crowded
as usual 10 overlooking. there was an
a%''"ndlnc" 81 nearly 1000 a. the tab
cruaclc
u appeared 20 DO tho opportune
time for "Riily" Sunday 10 rake the
amuscmenfs of he CRY forc and AFT.
and his evening sermon was full Of
satire. md brought much applause
and enthusiasm. An unusually long
song service was n feature ~ tho Sal
urlay evening meeting. Mr.. Rode
beaver. tho 'h0ris'cr. taking occasion
~
Compliment the Choir
for tho excellent service rendered dlr
INK fh" meetings thus FAR The R,v
John ~ ilo--. pastor ~ th- Nor-h
prayer Miss Ntclsr.r was 90 th.
piano ov'rr fp 'i" ah-cro" ~ Vr
A.. .r. ., was ATTENDING O. meeting
~ 'h" Nt-.rs
Q.i'' TO- .rs. r.w..r o. Canton
rrni'" v.-' arts t.. fh. frr.'
'r .. t.r.t .... .rt -I.H
. N. Sire H. -.
r.r -.a .r' .'.
- ...
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DIED

CALLO-ln this city January & 1917.
Francis Gallo. aged y years. Remains
at ODonnelI Co.'S chapel. Funeral serN-
ices will be held at ~ South Fif,h West
Sunday. January {, 1912. a y III. In
te;mcnt Mount Cavalry cemetery.
ATKINSoN--At 6::6 GlandaIc street. Pop
lar Grove. January 4 l3l@, OF pncu-
monia. Ralph f.. son OF Frank and Flora
A. Jensen Atkinson. born December IL,
1910 Funeral services SATURDAY. nt /
q II. from the prpisr Jirov" meeting
house. Friends are Invited 10 attend, In-
termcnt in city cemetery.
pfTILJIPS-Nnnic Rosy Phillips dsuch-
ter or Henry y. Phillips of 1922 Clydcs-
dale avenue. .lauuarv 1. 1872, at / 30 y. ~.
Ngcd l.; NnnrE. t.uncral notirc later.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOckHoLD-
ERS' MEETING.

meeting or the stockholders of the
Walker Brothers Dry Goods company q
corpora Ion OF Utah, will be held at the
office Of The CORPORA ton. Mercantile
streets. selt Lake CITY, Utah. on Wed
nesday. January 18th, 1912. at II o'clock
Z. IN. OF that day, for the purpose OF
considering and voting upon u PROPOSE
tion TO amend the articles or ipcorpora-
lion or the company and article III OF
such articles OF incorporation so that as
power and authority 10 buy. sell or other
wise dispose OF. exchange. rent lease
own or control. real estate: also To bor-
row or advance money. and issue. sell
pledge &c otherwise dispose OF, Its own
bonds. notes, securities or other eyI-
20 issue its mortgages or deeds OF trust
10 secure same. and so that said article
III. as and II amended. shall read as FOL-
lows
Article ITr.-The business and pnrsuit
OF The corporation shall be TO conduct a
Lake CITY and elsewhere as the eyI-
genctes of ths company may require: and
:or the purpose OF carrying on and in
furtbeIance of. such business and pur-
suit, the corporation shall nave the power,
right and authority To buy. sell or other
wise dispose OF exchange, rent. lease.
own or control. real estate, and also 10
borrow or advance money, and 10 issue
SELL pledge or otherwise dispose Of lis
own bonds. notes. securities or other evil
denCes OF debt. secured or unsecured and
to Issue its mortgages or deeds of trust
20 secure same
BY order OF the board
CHARLES \. WALKER.
Secretary.
D26i7
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

Notice tic. !s hereby gIven that special
taH Tor The purpose OF extending the
sidewalks has been levied and confirmed
by ordinances. of the city council. APP
proved December ~, 1911, and January
., 1912. respectively.
Said special tax Is levied upon the fol-
lowing described real property in Salt
In lots 2. block 8. Edwsrdss sub
division. block 23; !, . and II. iloclt !.
Ontario S subdiyisiSon, block q: - ard "a.
acre plat "a. - big field survey abutting
on both sides OF Second West street be-
tween. Fayette and Brooklyn avenues;
on the cas-! side OF Gale street between
Fayeite and Brooklyn avenues: on the
west side OF Gale street between Ninth
South street an6 American avenue: on
tween Second West ard Gale streets. on
the south side OF Brooklyn avenue he
tween Washington and Second west
street: on the NORTH side of American
streets: and on both sides OF Paxton
avenue between First West and Second
West streets In sidewalk districts Nos.
Fl anG 20, OF Salt Lake City and is due
and payable In five cGua, annual install
ments. beginning January ., 1919. In
terest at ;hc rate OF six per cent per
tax shall oe computed from the date os
the approval Of the ordinance confirming
:he levy OF said tax. to wit: January .,
1912. and interest at said rate the
oe due and payable with each install
ment If any instalIment or interest
aforesaid is not paid on the date when
same becomes due. then tho Whole
amount of the tax unpaid at the time
said iDs.ailInent and interest are due VIII
become due and payable and will draw
interest at the rate of eight per cent per
annum Until sale OF the property assessed
Ono or more of said Iustallments in the
order in which they arc payable afore-
said, or the whole tax, may be paid with
out interest at any time within thirty
days after the approval OF the ordinance
confirming the levy OF the tax: and one
more Of said inetainents In the order
in which thsy are payable, or the whole
tax unpaid. nay be paid on the day any
lnstaliment is due by paying the amount
thereof and interest 10 said day.
All special taxes arc payable al my
office. room 1o2 city AND county build
inc Salt Lake City,
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah. this 2nd
day OF January. 1917.
GIDEON SNYDER,
City Treasurer and Collector OF Special
Taxes
Sidewalk Extension No. 132.
Third and final estimate. sill
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
nj: nd Slules for lhn sLrL.- = .., |

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United States for Che District OF I'tab
In the matter of James j.. Ea.iard
., vol, bankrupt.- In bankruptcy No 1851
To tho creditors of James f Eckard of
Salt Lake City, in the county OF S.,It
Lake and district aforesaid, bank
rUpi;
Notice Is hereby given that on. the
James F, Eckard duly adiudicated
bankrupt; and that the first meeting of
his creditors Will bc held ot ms office
IN the Continental block. Salt Lake f.jt,
utah, on The 10TH day of January, 1912.
al 10 o'clock In the forenoon. at whIcf,
time the said creditors may attend. prnve
their claims, appoint II trustees examine
the bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may property come before
said meeting.
CHARLES BALDWIN.
Referee in EankrDptcv
salt Lake City January 4, 1912.
10 sse7
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NOW IS \ GOOD TIME TO ENROLL.
at Henaccrs Business college Il paws
10 get the best. Investigate, s.Io
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SAFES AND VAULTS

~-~~--~~~~-~~~-~~~>~N<-~N
A COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on hand. 4 few second
hand safes for sale. Write for circular.
Shealy Safe & Vaul; Co. II T, O. place.
o2CIS
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-OPEN- FACE GOLD WATCH,
bet. ith East and 1St South and O. :. j.,
depot: monogram /. J. :. on back OF
case. Return TO this office, Reward.
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as porter for gentleman in city or
country. G. Talennka, IS 40. let West
$3.50
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SALESMAN WANTED FOR CITY AND
country work; must be q No ! sales
man, acquainted in the vicinity: refer
cncc from last employer. good salary ia
first class salesman: no order taker need
apply. Inquire at factory, al South %rd
West. No telephones answered S26l
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NJ T.. COLEMAN. ENDERTAKEE AND
liccnscd embulmer, 11th East and 18th
South. llyland 100. s215
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ATTORNEYS
PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHERS

AND MULTIGRAPHINC: PRIVATE
debating rooms; Sunday and evening
work oy appointment p. Shirley Sea-
boidt. suite 700 Utah Savings Ss Trust
co. bldg. p13S9
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| TtNSMiTI NEVADA. $3.50 HOURS.
Strock thny. AEcncy. % West End So
street S2SJ
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SHOE REPAIRING

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SHOE REPAIRING At POPULAR
prices. Q. Randall l23 East lst SO
Bell olSS pli0S
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WANTED
WANTED-MAI,E UELp


EMPLOY MEET AGENCY.
The Red Front" 1l2 West 2nd south.
Headqlarters railroad and mining help.
Bell 1855. e15i2
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GOOD POSITION FOR PARTY TfIAT
Can invest small amount OF capital.
1i1 So w. Temple s.IS
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SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED. :.
good work. reasonable prices: new and
second hand machines easy terms
The White is King, 20 West ist South.
o2963
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MASSAGE

MISS HELD. NEWLY ESTABLISHED
massage electrical and vihra tory treat
ments. cabinet baths; attendants from
east Apartment 325. Brooks Arcade
bids, corner 3rd South and State sts
Ind. 1852. Elevator service, pl53s
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zoo MEN. 20 TO 90 EARS OLD. WANT
cd a, once for Electric Rail
way MoTorr1en and Conductors. $50
10 500 Il month; no expert
enc" necessary: fine opportunity; no
strike: write immediatoly for appica ion
blank. Address F-5, care OF Tribune.
slSI
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KEY-FITTING


KEY FITTING, LOCK WORK. BICY-
Gle supply ca .pbooaA Bel G62S, Ind,
SO. G76l
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YOUN NC MAN DESIRES WORK For
board and room mornings and even
Iues; while: attending school; references
Address F2. Tribune z909
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PORTRAITS READY FOR DELIVERY
All portraits ordered not later than
December 10 are ready for delivery NJ
Tribune Art Studio, 1913 =. Main. Gail
mornings.
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HOUSE CLEANING


NATIONAL HOUSE AND CARPET
Cleaning Co. 13o f.. lst So Paper
cleaning oy. experts. Both phones-Bell
1866: Ind aIs. PSF.
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CUSHIONS AND UPHoLsTER.
HAT FACTORY


MEMS HATS CLEANED AND
blocked Pansmas q specially. sal.
Lake Hat Factory. n i. 1st So Phone
1877. bl138
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10 MrSsENGE.Ks WITH BICYCLES
good wagos and excellent chance 10
i"arn telcgraphy. Western i'nion Tele-
graph Co. ot22D
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WANTED
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AGENTS FOE INDUSTRIAL lNSJR-
ance, combined with sick and accident
advances made 10 right men.
Call $3.50 Continental Bank bldg
o3206
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E g. O'DONNELI.. UNDERTAKER
and cmbalmer. has moved 10 now io
ration. o21-22I South West Temple 81.
Eeal!y bldg. Both uhcues $50. o3S99
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EEEE W FALL. GNDERTAkER AND
cmbalmcr. 10 5. West Temple. Phones
lnIe DE-
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CHIMNEY SWEEPING


CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FURNACE
cleaning. Leave orde:s at prueil 4:
trenksn y. Ind. LOO. sl3s
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A MAN WHO Is GOOD PERSONAL
producer aud can handle men. to take
charge OF the Health and Accident In
surance OF = big company Just entering
this territory. Address F5, Tribune.
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NJ, J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Skilled and unsEilled laborers fur
nIsheu. 40 East LIST South. corner Com
mercisl. Bell phone 1888 Ind 923. pdS
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WORKERS

PROFICIENT, C&pA FILE WORKERS
with vIEicd experiences those co:Dp"-
tent for the positions OF judgement ard d.
rectlon. ths captains ard lieuten9nts 3s
We'll as those VINO S-rve III the rankS-all
arc readers 80 tho Want Coums. and al!
arc interested III the opportunities that
a"r presented.
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IT'S 4 LIBERAL EDUCATION IN MOD
nrn business 10 keep posted regarding
tho want opportunities that each day car
ry tho messages of varied business Inter
ests to thousands of readers.
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FOR RENT
yos. RENT HOUSES UNFuENrsu,

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5 S-ECOM MOiEkN TERRACE, LApfst>
basement. 33i Elizabeth st. Ind piione
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EIGHT ROOM MODERN HOUSE. HOT
water heat and partly furnished; 80
Fast 2nd South. Phone 51ol-X; reasons
able rent 30 right party. pow
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FEi;i; EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. EASE.
mcLt First Congregational church. We
Set y"G = position free of charge. Tele-
phon"s-fnd 36GG: Bell $50. 1880
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TAILOR MADE CORSETS
WEATHER STRIPS

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" IA ER STRIPS TO KEEP OUT THE |
cold at Rivers Bros, % West 3rd South ;
plsSS
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MAN AND WIFE WOULD LIKE 20
sitlons together: win 20 out Of town
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BARBER WANTED At LINCOLN
house snf5
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TYPEWRITERS


WE RENT TYPEWRITERS.
All makes repaired exchanged and gold
Ctnh Typewriter Exchange CO.. sc West
End So. Phones i3G. Established 1905
o2iS7
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DANCING TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
Saturday nights. Ideal ball IS Post
office place. Prof woodward Mcv.
Private and class lessons daily si.:i
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TO DO YOUR UPuoLSTEHTNG AND
mattress remHlSing Utah Bedding and
Mfg. Co. Both phones 2S3. bS03
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YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN-
mcnt job, $50 month. Send postal for
list OF positions open. franklin Institute.
dept. SOIL. Rochester, y. Y. s26S
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YOUR OLD CLoTIING. WILL. CALL
Salvation Army. Both phones. t2l9l
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WANTED
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FREE. F,nrpT,0yMENT AGENCY. BASE
,nent First CONGREGATIONAL church. we
get you a position free % charge 80
phone Ind 1866, Bell 3S"2- 'G''"
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FOR RFNT-STX- ROOM MODERN: H.
South End West. Phone 2f03-Y- per
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DECLARES MONOPOLY
DESTROYS BUSINESS
La Toilette Says Lack of Com
petition Is Responsible for
High Prices.

PEORIA. Ill. Jan. i.-Senator La Fol-
lo,te and his party rcacned this city NJ
$50 o'clock this evening. ono hour be-
hind schedule. The days journey began
at Joliet and addresses were made al
Morris, Sireator. Ottawa. La sale and
Spring Valley Large crowds greeted
the senator a, all these points and his
colleagues say II has been the banner
day OF the La Toilette tour
The senator seemed weak the result
NJ eating oysters in Chicago and q sub
seauent attack of ptomaine poisoning.
lie had difficulty In speaking during the
greater part al the d9y.
in the upstate towns the tariff came
In for scoring, as did tlos" Congress
men who. the senator declared. were
working for and serving IN" special IN
lorests. jic was firm in his belief that
tho tmc has arrived when The COMPTON
method of selecting political bosses.
Monopoly. he declared. has destroyed
legitimate business. and the lack OF con-
petition has sent prices SOARING, me
senator urged his hearers 10 help de-
feat tno old machine SO thst the gov
efament can he Dut beck into the hands
of the people ana once more be re
public.
In speaking of the tariff. senator La
Democratic idea of putting all manufac-
rured articles on the free list. | bolfe|e
the tariff should be protection to labor
and labor alone. and That 1t should be
governed by tho difference in conditions
between tho laborln; men of ibis coun-
Try and those of foreign countries.
The party leaves tomorrow morning
for Bloomington and cities down state.
DO YOU know that fully nine ont Of
S,ery Ten cases of rheumatism are sim
pfv rheumat tism Of the muscles due TO
cold or damp, or chronic rheums tlsm
and require no internal treatment what
ever Apply Chamberlain s Linimcnt
freely and see bow quickly il gives re
lief. For sale 10y all dealers.
PORTRAITS READY FOR DELIVERY
All portraits ordered not later than
December 10 are ready for delivery nt
Tribune Art Studio, 1913 :. Main. Gail
mornings.
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sTFOCE s EMPLOYMENT AGENC5-
iiot"l. restaurant ana hoUSehod help.
Headquarters for lahorcrs.
% West 2nd South. Phoncs i6i
c!i:
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HIGHEST PRICE rAIp FOR IRON.
brass. rags uotJles, rubbeg. copper. etc
Utah Junk TO-. SO So. 4thy West Phone
229 ml972
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MERCHANTS BANK
GROCERY SPECIAL.

BEST HAMS. PR. LIB, iSc; BEST
creamery butter 35c = lbs. butter. a5c
our best eggs, 25c; best oleomargarine,
zoe straight grade flour. SOC; lbs
strong cheese. 25c; peanut butter per
ID, zoe CHICAGO SToRE. ll6 W. lst
South st. sl2s
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST w. w. KING.
2lf Is md So. Both phones 81. b2oI
UUpDAET FLORAL co, So SO. MAIN
st. Phones lG6. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. uI632
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lO-RooM MODERN HOUSE FOR SAL s y,
on easy terms or for rent furnisheSS "a
mfurnished. $50 East End South .ssSss
Bell NV
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4 COSY 5-RoOM COTTAGE ON lTh'
East st. fireplace cement basenenS'
large yard. $3.50 per month: S-room|
modern house. POI East 4th South. S3l.y''
per month; i-room partly modern houss'
9n5 East South Temple. sl2 per nonlans;
Hoffman Brothers Loan & Trust Co.. X
East 1st South. Phones 244. p1ssu
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hNTED-TWO NEAT APPEARING;
BOYS to soil candy al Empress theatrr
Apply at l09 Atlas bldg. between > and
n. m. $50:
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Observation-Disclosures

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MOTOR AND BICYCLE. REPAIRING.
new and Se"ond-hand machines on easy
payments. Lon Ciatjn. 10 w. 3rd South.
pI SSI
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i-ROoM COTTAGE. MOD. AND FoS.
nlshed; S25. Inquire 63i So Mein i,n,,ssS
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WILL SHIP CAR II. II. GOODS TO LOS
Angeles and one TO Chicago and one to
PuiUInd and one to Florida next 10
DAYS: very reasonable rates Kimball Van
& Storage Co, 10 So Main. S2S08
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-05

WANTED--A GENERAL. AGENT TO
represent = large company transacting
all branches o, = sualty Insurance except
Ing boiler and plate glass. Address BoX
E.-5a. rribrne.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-05

ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
Ing. trunks. yaliscs. best prices paid
2S Commercial ST. Reply by postal card
Si1i Bell, TIA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-05

ROOM BRICK COTTAGE. STRlCiSssss a.
modern, clean and desirable; inquiry trosSS5
ith avenue. ~