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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-27
MRS. PENNYPACKER
IN Att ANITA

The visit of Mrs. Percy Pennypack-
er, the president OF the National Fed
Grafton OF Women's Clubs. to the con-
vention of the Georgia Federation In
Atlanta will be of much interest to
club women everywhere.
She has been the recipient OF many
social attentions during her brief visit
there. The following from The At
lanta Journal will be read with inter
est by club women, especially:
Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker. of Aus
tin, Texas, the president OF the Ma
tional Federation of Women's Clubs,
added many to her list of friends and
admirers by her splendid address
Wednesday evening at the auditorium
armory.
Long known by reputation to the
club women Of Georgia, she has in
creased their admiration through per-
sonal contact during federation week
The charming little woman surpris-
ed and delighted her audience Wed
nesday evening, by scarcely mention
ing federated club work in her ad-
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Dress Goods and Domestlcs

SOC Silk Mesalnes and Satins, special value at 39c
44-inch Serges, sponged and shrunk, only. 75c
Irish Poplins, in all the shades, at 15c
1910 Dress Ginghams, beautiful assortment, 1Oc
Solid color and Fancy Outings at ............ 10c
35c all-1inen towels, at. ..... ....... .... .25c
Full size Double Bed Spreads only ....... 90
Large White double Blankets, special value $500
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BROADCLOTH AGAIN
TO THE FORE.

Old broadcloth, with embroidery
done in furnished silver, makes smart
afternoon frocks.
The combination of old blue with
the furnished silver is particularly
pleasing, but another happy treatment
is in browns with FURNISHED gold in
place of the silver. Both blue and
brown are tremendously popular this
fall and are to be quoted as among
the best of street colors.
Broadcloth has returned, if not en-
tirely into its own, at least so that il
has to be reckoned with again, and
the new line of colors and shades is
very alluring. Moreover, this year
either the dollar fifty or the two-dol-
lar quality is entirely suitable for a
three-piece costume. the top of the
bodice preferably being of a transpar-
ency, with shoulder band or a bib
of the broadcloth to show it's relation
to the skirt.
An extremely attractive idea in this
connection is to use for the foundation
blouse lace waist. Probably one
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full flowers lending themselves to the
decorative scheme.
Receiving with Mrs. Slaton were
the baroness, her friend. Mrs. Andrea
Hofer Proudfoot, Mrs. Percy v. Pen
nypacker, Mrs. II. c. White, presi-
dent Of the Georgia Federation, and
Mrs. Charles ]. Harden. president Of
the Atlanta Civic federation.
The occasion was one of rare in
terest, the charming social aspect of
the entertainment being doubly de-
lightful because of the assembling or
so many brilliant women.
The baroness Won Suttner has been
characterized as one Of the most re-
markable women of our time and has
won international fame and admiration
through her championing of the cause
of universal peace, and socially she is
of delightful personality"
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that has already done the service orig
inally required Of it will answer. Draw
up over it from the belt across the
right in back wide or silver gallon or
banding, veil the whole with chiffon
matching exactly the color of the
shoulder and down to the belt again
broadcloth, then on the outside ar
range a band of cloth to follow the
line of the banding at the other side
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-27
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
ENTERTAINED IN ATLANTA

The Georgia State Federation held
In Atlanta is of interest to all club
women, not only on account of the
well planned program, but because of
the presence Of two very distinguish
cd guests-Mrs. Percy v. Pennybacker.
OF Texas, the recently elected presi-
dent OF the General Federation Of Wo-
mems Clubs. and Baroness Won SUIT
ner, the advocate Of universal peace.
The Atlanta Journal describes in the
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SOCIETY
Continued from Page Fifteen,

V~Onunueo from rage F1fteen)
eceived in the hall by Miss Octavia
chaires. VINO led them into the room
where the program was being carried
out.
pr. Cunningham. of the Y. NJ. C. A !,
wts present and gave an interesting
tax on The Cooperation of the
Parent and the School," After this
talk the club was organized. Miss
Katherine Loftin acted as temporary
chairman and Mrs. Angelo Montanari
as secretary. Two committees were
appointed. The program committee is
composed of Miss Florence Higgins,
chairman, Mrs. Eva Gonzalez and
Mrs. Quarter, while Mrs t. W. Har-
r1s, Mrs. John Caro- and Mrs Carter
form the nominating committee The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Mrs. T. M. Scarritt,
president; Mrs. John Caro-, vice presi-
dent; Miss Edith Oliver, secretary;
Miss Florence Higgins. treasurer
II was decided that the meetings
be held on the first Monday of every
month. However, the next meeting
win not be held until the second Mon
day on account of the fair.
4 very enthusiastic meeting was
held and q goodly number were in
attendance. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Rogers, Mrs. Thomas
Suarez, Mrs. Chas. Gonzalez. Mrs. w.
". Grow. Mrs. H c. Lewis, Mrs. Otto
Wicke, Mrs. W. Grubbs, Mrs. John
Caro-. Mrs. T. w. Harris, Mrs. Eva
Gonzalez, Mrs. Thor Thorsen, Mrs.
Henry Hatcher, Mrs. Angelo Monta-
mari, Mrs. Ed Sheppard. Mrs. Thomas,
Mrs. Quarter, Mrs. Pyle, Miss Purcell,
Miss Davenport, Miss Williams and
Mrs. Carter.
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following terms a lovely party given

following terms lovely party given
by Mrs. Slaton in honor of these two
interesting women:
1.-THE beautiful country home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Marshall Slaton was
opened to the officers Of the Fedora
ted Clubs of the state this afternoon
when Mrs. Slaton entertained with
reception in honor of the Baroness
Bertha Won Suttner, the distinguished
advocate of universal peace, who will
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underneath. A high girdle Of satin of
the cloth shade is effective as finish
couple Of loops of wide velvet of
a contrasting color OF a large satin
or velvet rose, placed just at the right
side OF the girdle, near the top, lends
a proper bit of emphasis.
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FREE SAMPLE

No matter how long or
how much you've suffered
from eczema and itch, get a
FREE sample of LENOIR'S
ECZEMA REMEDY from
your druggist in Pensacola,
or write to us. This medi-
cine has cured thousands and
will cure you. The sample
will prove its curative value.
Cawthon-Colernan Co.,
Selma, Ala.
advertisement
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dress. Everybody supposed that she
would confine her address almost en-
tirely to the subject Of the federated
clubs, but instead she broke the rou-
tine Of discussion with a. most woman-
ly talk on those things which lie
closest 10 the heart OF all women-thS
home. the family and little children.
In a way. this was a talk about thu
work OF the declarations, for IL has
been stressed during the convention
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speak tonight at the auditorium.

Mrs. Stations guests were Tor the
most part only those who are connect
ed officially with the federation. About
forty were entertained.
"The beautiful house was more than
usually attractive with its decora-
tons of flowers from the Slaton gar
dens, and the table was charningly ar
ranged. Spicy chrysanthemrms were
used in the dining room, the beauti-
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Continued on Page Eighteen)
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Hosiery, Laces and Underwear

Boys and Girls Fast Black Hose, any sze at 1Oc
Ladies Black and Tan Hose, good value at. .25c
Linen, Cluny and VAL Laces all widths SC and 1Oc
27-nch Embroidery Flouncing, worth 35c yd, at 19c
Ladies Ribbed Vests and Pants, any size, SOC
Chdren's Vests, Pants and Union Suits, special 25c
Ladies Ribbed Union Suits, all sizes, at. SOC
Ladies Sweater Coats, Navy and Oxford at $1.oo
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WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

DON'T GET SUNBuRNED.
Come In our cool basement, read the
daily paper and have your shoes re-
paired or polished
MONARCH SHOE REPAIRING CO.
Il East Second SO. Phone Wasatch 1853.
e3ol0
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Now Cabinet Formed

CONSTANTiNOPLE, July 2l.-Tewfik
Pasha, Turkish ambassador Mt London.
who Was appointed grand vizier. made the
stipulation es a condition OF his accep-
faace that tho chamber be dissolved. The
sultan said that lie was not Wiling 10
consent 10 such n condition ard today
appointed Ghazl Moukhtsr PaSha grand
vizter.
TewtIk Pashn VIII be retained as en-
bassador.
Moukhtar Pssha formed the following
ca binet;
Naz,m Pasha. minister OF war; Hussein
Bilrlo. Justice; kianlil Tasha. foreign
affairs; Ferid Pasho- Interior; Zia PeSha,
finance: Jenaied.n Effendl. Shelk-ui-
Islam.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

PRfCE-In this city. July 81, Walter
Price. aged SO years. at the family resi-
oence. rear i75 Fourth avenue. Funeral
services win be held Tuesday July %. at
2 p. m. at the funeral chapel or Ebor w.
Hall. lsi South West Temple street In
tcrment Ia Mt. Oiivet cemetery.
JOHNSON-The funeral services of Sid
ney T.. Johnson. aged % years. will be
held today. July %. at & p. IN. at the fu-
neral chapel OF Eher w. Hall. 16i South
West Temple street. Interment in MI
Olivet cemetery
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DIED

N~---~>>|-->-~----
SCHMIDT-At GUsdaljaro. Mexico. July
Il. 1912. OF miners consumption. Fred
ericlt II. Schmidt, IN his 5Sih year IA mem
her OF the Ellcs lodge. Eureka. Utah and a
relative OF Mr. and Mrs. Arthur CroNford
or this city. UEdcrtelter Joseph William
Taylor has telegra phed the American con-
sui 20 have the rsnains shipped TO Salt
Lake City.
McCLAIN-In this city. July 20. 1872.
Harry II. McClaip. IN his 5ithsyecr d
resident OF Eureka Utah. Funeral serv-
Ices will be held at the mortusry chapel
of s. D. Evans, IS South state street, to-
day. (Mondsy) July %, at 1880 p. m. In
ternent Mount Ol!vet cemetery.
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WANTED
wANTED-MALE HELP

MAN WANTED-rHE UNDERSIGNED
wants an honest ambitious man in
each city and town where not already
sufficiently represented. Previous expe-
nence unnecessary. We will teach you
the business thoroughly by mail and as
sist You TO start In business for your
sell as our local representative Splen-
did opportunity for man without capi-
ial TO get into big paying business for
himself and become independent for life
The National Cooperative Realty Com
pany, CS2T Marden bldg. Washington, d.
c. etTs
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OFFICE ROOMS, TRIBUNE BrIl1.
Inquire +. ]. Wcstcott, zoos
building
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ANNOUNCEMENT

JUDGE MERCY HOsrT,I >-|T,rc-,--S ~, 49,,
school is now open for n T.u -.IN,.t - i..t-ru
su,. s,S 20 enter for tho fail term. Apply
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FIFTY LABoRERs. APPLY AT SITE
OF New Salt Lake City high school,
18th East, between Sth and 9th South.
r. J. Moran. contractor.
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS
PATENT ATTORNEY

TO PATENT INVENTIONS. REGISTER
Thomas. Eagle block. Ola
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LAWN MOWERS


sHARPENED AND REPAIRED: Rfcy
Gle repairing; key fitting. Salt Lax.
Lock Works. Bell 1854 aoss3
LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED AND
repaired. Fowler's key. gun, bicycle
and novelty works; baby ouggies retired
llS west End So. Bell 1890 ce6S3
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BOARD AND ROOM

VERY CLOSE IN. GOOD BOARD ATD
room: reasonable. "a f. 5th So. Was
4""" W r"s 4
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DESK SPACE AND OFFICE. 81 =
ith South. s..
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HAIR GOODS

THE LARGEST AND FINEST sTOCY
OF hale goods TO be found at z. Sesse's
2ls Main ST.. upstairs. d3z6e
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FURS AND TAXIDERMio.

WE DO EVERYTHING IN , LIZ
and taxlderm!st line. Hlgns's sri
paid for raw furs and WIG ea
r, Stencil Fur Co.. 81 =. ses =
years in Salt Lake
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS. PIANOS. OFFfGE
furniture. safes, etc, Alex Pinkarino
Transfer Co. csas
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CHINA DECORATING
HAIRDREssING PARLoR.

GIRLS TO LEARN HATRDRESSINC.
manicurlnG, etc: salary; good demand
for college graduates sIs Main. ups tairs
Sasse's Hair1ressing College do943
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WHERE TO STOP


LINCOLN HOUSE. IS EAST lST SO. !:
ESQ rooms; rates. a5c. $oc and soc; mod
ern. baths. 15c. nl33a
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST, w. W. KING.
2l4 z. 2nd So. Phone 81. b2s7
HUDDART FLORAL CO.. So So MAIN
St Phone 1oe Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. n1632
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IOR hcNJ-UNtUE FINISHED ROOMS
THREE LARGE ROOMS. CLOSE IN. 81
per month 166 West lst North dooa
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WE TEACH YOU A TRADE IN A FEW
months time: expense but your
work. Electricity, automobiles, plumb
ing. brlcklaying. 100 satisfied workmen
today; forty Jobs going. Catalogue free.
United Trade School Contracting Co.
Los Angeles. e476
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500 RAILROAD LABORERS TEAM
sters and station men: wages ST. and
s2.15 per day; long Jobs: good station
work at best prices In country: George
Town extension OF B A. & p. railway.
anaconda. Mont Clifton, Applegato &
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FOR RENT-TWO OR THRTE UNFVJR-
nished rooms. 43s z. 3rd So. ST. d1e7o
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT i
269 E. 3rd South.
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GOOD PASTURE. 50 PER MONTH. IN
quire Alhambra park between 5th and
7th East on 10th South. c91e0
OFFICE SPACE, WITH STENOGRA-
pher and telephone; very reasonable.
TOP Boston bldg. da7Ie
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ROOMS FOR HOUsEKSEP1NG, 4
ern, PIT V. 3rd So. II
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WANTED-GooD LIVE Statesmen
10 sell Insurance for the Aetna Life
insurance company, in the state 81 Utah.
Good contracts for men who can show
results. Address c. Ed Moss. manager.
lol3 Boston bldg. Salt Lake City. Utah.
el99T
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PRIVATE HOME

~------~-~-~-- ~ 1900 -r~xx~1/
WILLOWS MERE: CONFiDlEass
confinement, seclusioD. legal sR is,R
Mrs. f, Phillips. 1ith Z. bet I,si.
lSth So. Sugar Sta. Hylana
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DOG KENNELS

INTERMoUNTAIN EETSHI SHI-co->~Scc> So
l. West 18th South: Do FTn,L soi ~
Co. no. e illS 4th ave Phone as6s-M
d210S
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FOR RENT
RENT HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp


Q RM. MOD. BR. los \ ST, $1,000
rTR. fr, 561 w. eth So. ..-....,.,. sb.bV
rn, adobe, 252 T. LIST SO. ....,.. so 90
rm- br, sl5 Harrison ave. .--...., lo.oo
rm. mod. 2iS Iowa ave. ....-..e.. 800
rrn. mod br. sol f. 7th so. --.e.. lS.oo
rin. mod. br S2I E. LIST So --.,.. 3o.0o
10 rn. mod br 43 3rd East ..-.-. SI,oO
rm. mod. br. : Concord Pl $500. 5000
rn1. mod. br 331 G st. ........-. 1000
rnn. mod br 81 Church 81. ...-,- 5000
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. CO"
551 Main ST. Phone II.
We Write Fire Insurance
VIII Go on Your Bond. e223S
S-RoOM BRICK. Ss / street ....-.....s3o
7-room brick .i19 Edison st ....-.. -
Groom brick. 36 SO. 9th West ..-.s-., 10
broom frame. 44 SO, 4th West ....>..- IL
l-room brick, 2s So eth West .-....-.- ,
Broom brick. a5 SO Sth West ,......- 8
Groom brick with barn and acres
OF land. 1888 South 10th East ....,. 2o
THoS. w. PARTRIDGE.
4o1 Judge Bldg c.lOi
S~RM. BEK.. 95l w. so. TEMPLES 500
4-rin. mod 1850 kensington ave. II 90
t-rm. brk.. S67 w. ith So........,.. II 90
4-m. brk., 763 wellington .......... 16. %
5-rn. brk.. $50 Sth East, ........... 20 90
6-rm. brk., 9l3 Il. SO. Temple 900. 20 40
S-rm, brk.. 62i So 2nd West....... 20 90
BURT & CARLQUfST CO.
10 South Main ST.
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MASSAGE

--~>r-~~~-~~~~~-~-- ~ n
FACIAI.S SCALP AND EIECIhls
sage half price for so days. ie'->>
sl,0o. Room 4 Orpheun hotel.
MASSAGE AND MAN1CURlSL
Luxor hotel, Hours a. m
m.
MASSAGE FOR LADIES ONLi'
Main. Wasatch 1924.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER W. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embal,ncr. 1s4 So West Temple- Phone
1913. d3
E G.. O'DONNELL. UNDERTAKEN
and ernbalmcr, has moved TO new To-
cation. 225-227 South West Temple st.
Realty bldg. Phone $50. o33es
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OVERHAUL LAUNDRY.


UNION OVERALL. LAUNDRY WA
satch 4iS2-J. Plain CSC. starch, iron.
Csc. Yes. we mend, eIS.s
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e1Sel

SHIPPING no MONTANA RAILROAD
Wotk-Lahorers. $3.50: teamsters. $3.50
TO s2.I5 drillcrs. se.75: station men. 30c
and 6Sc; plow shakers. S2.7b; wheeler
holders. se.75: handy men. s2.7o TO $500.
NO labor trouble. SHEPPARDS Emp.
agency. il2 W. End South st. Phone W.
353f. eg9eS
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AT THE CLOSE OF LAST NIGHTS
business there were several permanent
and temporary positions for competent
stenographers untitled az the Remington
typewriter Co. free employment depart
nent II pays to register here. ReninS-
ton Typewriter Co. liz SO. W. Temple
e1942
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SALESMAN WANTED TO REPRESENT
New York and Chicago 25c necl<wear
house In Utah and 1dcho. Take as side
line or give full time. Address 1880 State
St. Chicago e226S
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CAMPING RIGS.

Make ARRANGEMENT FOR CAM
yon rigs FOR outing trips now. Farmers
Exchange. Wasatch 475s. es92
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AUCTION SALES.

ON MONDAY. JULY 90, AT 1890 a. NJ
at 2sS West 4th So. will sell fine lot
furniture, consisting OF fine rugs. leather
tufted rocker. cost S45: brass bed steel
springs. mahogany furniture. mahogany
writing desk. carved oak pedestal, din
ing table, cost SIS: leather boX-seat chairs
dresSers. curtains. comb buffet china
caoinct: medicine cabinet; fine piano.
cost $500. Victrola. cost $3.50. and st00
worth extra fine records; no reserve at
this safe: no set price. Come early.
Finest have sold.
c. L. SEBER. Aucuoneer
ep2n1
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-HcUsgs pu,,.

TO RIGHT PARTIES. NY Sr,-,.>
IN most exclusive nelrbi,EsW n
coolest part OF city; Lawn eglrhood
500 per month; near .noTer1|
dress ca. Tribune. ''sralty
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HALF STORE FOR RENT VERY Z
sonable. S23 South Main ST. NJ
East South Temple. y. Meyer.
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING

HI'iE2i PRICES PAID FOR MEMS
second hand clothing, etc pbona NJ 4"
catch 2I56 w.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR sECOYO-
hand clothing. Wasatch Asia St-
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STORE FOR RENT. SUITABLE, III
garage or wholesale or retail ~
2nd So.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT. HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

GROOM REIcK HOUSE. WATER.
lights. sewer connected. S1l. 936 Penn.
svlyanla ave-. end South. between 9TH ana
10th East. e246o
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FEW GOOD SOLICITORS TO HAN
die staple goods direct TO consumer:
steady employment to work in district as
signed to YOU 10 sell 10 your customers
from month TO month: this work VIII
positively pay You good wages Call from
South. c940S
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FOR RENT-MIscELLANEoUs

NEW STORE BUILDING, FITTED
complete with rails, hooks and scales
for wholesale and retail meat business:
ice box 27x17 feet. Also suitable for
wholesale milk and bottling plant Wa
satch l321-J 25S SO. 4th West e2427
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PLUMBING AND HEATING

DAVIDSON & HARRIS co PTGJNn.
Ing and steam fitting: iobbinz work n
specially; all work guaranteed Pbons
l62 las East 2nd South eia;
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LARGE STORAGE BARN IN THE
rear 15s N Main street: make us an
offer. Bettilyon Home Builders Co. 1o-19
East Third So. st, Wasatch 2030 e22lg
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WANTED-AGENTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SAbESMEN-EACH CITY FOR THE
Jewel Vacuum Sweeper. The Jewel Is
quick summer seller. You put out
agents, see the trade. No experience re-
quired. No salary grabbers wanted but
men who want to earn big money, write
to the General Appliance Corporation. 22l
centre st. New York City. e367
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LOST AND FOUND

TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
Stolen from 760 Ord avenue. lady's
handbag. Can keen money and con-
tents. But OH return OF gold watch and
chain and wedding ring With Initials.
Will pay SIS reward. and no questions
asked e w. Washburn Furniture Co.
80 west lst SO. ST. e1935
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2 OR HOUSEKEEPING RooYs:
Earls court. bot. ftr and 9th Es1
Ord and 4th So.
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WANTED
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

BRIGHT. CAPABLE LADIES TO
travel. demonstrate and sell Nelvetina
toilet speclalties to dealers in Utah,
Idaho, Wyoming and Montana; $50 TO
$50 per week: railroad fare paid teach
ers mflliners. desirable. Goodrich Sales
90, 81 East fth South st. Salt Lake
City. e20SS
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FINE WAREHOUSE. REAR 45 MAIN
street. 3oX5o feet, ground floor. cheap.
ENchanse oo. d3318
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II. x. RMS. SO MO; ONE s. al
In; 22o n, W. Temp. Was. So
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BOOK STORES

WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE
books. 20. & NJ Book Store, 10 Eas,
End South. Phone Wasatch 2els p2sIi
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TORRENT sTOREROoMs. ALL 81
oil prices. low rentals; State IT,
South ST, pay you TO investigate
G. s. Homes. Senloh hotel.
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TWO STORES. NOW BUILDING
State street, half block north n
Eagle Gate. II Is the best outlyis<'
cation In the city for drugs. grvt1
and meats. Little 6 Little. No q
End So.