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B. e. O. Trackman Killed.
eciaI. Correspondence of The Star.

BOYDS, Nd. June IA. 1919.
Oliver W. Fulton. a Baltimore and
Ohio trackman, residing near Point of
Rocks, Frederick county, was killed last
night by, an eas;bound train near that
place. His mangled body was found this
morning. by track. walker. He was
twenty-sfx years old and had been In the
employ of the railroad company for some
time. He is survived by his parents and
several brothers.
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All too we'll she knew what the scene
meant. She hesitated till she heard Johns
step on the threshold Then in wild
outburst she ran to him. chung to him
prayed to him. oh John, John" she
sobbed. forgive me-if you can. | was
going to tell you myself was indeed.
I know it was very wicked and mean and
undetermined, but, oh, ] always meant to
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ROCKVILLE AND COUNTY
NEWS ITEMS AND NOTES
Issue of Marriage Licenses, in
Ten Years, 4, 495-Gen-
eraI and Personal.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.

ROCKVILLE. Md. June Il, 1912.
Miss Sarah Havener and Wynter Ma
shall, both of Manassas. Va. were mar
ried in Rockville Thursday afternoon by
Rev. Samuel r. White Of the Baptist
Church.
The clerk of the circuit court here has
prepared statement showing that within
the last ten years 4.4ao licenses TO marry
have been issued here. and that during
the same period rs divorce bills nave
been filed. Divorces have been granted
in 15S cases. one suit has been annul!ei
| and in forty nine cases DEGREES have not
been granted
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SINGLES


Match play summary-Miss CARTS beat Miss
Bishop. up; Miss usgood beat Mrs. swift.
up and To play: Miss H. :. Curtis beat Mrs.
Rogers. up: Mrs. Roope beat Mr.. fossin, l
up co holes,: Miss Phelps beat Mrs Calm
up and Il, to play; Miss Hariey beat Ma , h rug
chiyers. up and 10 pls.: Miss Potter beat
Miss krug. D up and I 10 play: Miss &. l..
Duncan beat Mrs. Ryan. 3 up and = Ia play.
Mrs. MrGrcgor beat Miss pickha.dt. - up AID
= To play: Mrs. Gardiner beat Mrs. Paterson !
up: Mrs. Rogers beat Mrs. Enos, up and 1
In MAY
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Despite the fact
that efforts have
been made to arouse
the people to CO.
operate with a view
to prevent street &C
cidents, the toll Of
injured and dead
from traffic casual
ties is mounting
steadily higher.
Several serious
casualties have hap
ened within the last
few days. yet, ac-
cording to ponlllar
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F0U RSUAiES.
TVJ UlSOlIE~sS.
BOSTON. NEW YORK
~ and L.

BDSIUN. NEW 1UKh.
Mrs. Roole and Miss Miss Bisnop and Mrs.
O.go,d ........... o Rogers ........... I
Miss NJ Curtis and Mrs Rossp and Mis-
Miss Phelps. ....... Calm ............. o
Miss H. :. Curtis Mrs. Paterson and
and Miss Harley. Mrs. Swift. mn. y
Mrs. Batrhclder and Mrs. krug and Miss
Miss Porter. krug ..............l
Mrs. Gardiner and Mrs. thyers and
Miss g. l.. Duncan / Mrs. RYAN .......- ~
Mrs. Davis aud Miss Miss I'ckhadt aud
X 4. Duncan. Mrs. Enos ........ y
Total ............. Total .............
Match play summary Miss Bishop and M-s.
Rogers beat Mr. kooDe nuI Miss bsgood
M, ~ holes: Miss NJ ,urIfs and Miss Pn.lp,
Icat Mrs. Resin aid Mrs ,ain q up and
to play: Miss H. : Cariis AMI Miss Harley
beat Mrs Paterson and Mrs Swift. up: Mr.
Eruy and Miss krug beat Mrs. I;atchehicr and
Miss Porter. = M: Mrs. Gardiner and Miss
Duncan beat Mrs Chilvers and Mrs. Ryan. :
up and . IL play: Mrs. Davis an, Miss *. +
duncan beat Miss Pickharlt and Mrs. Enos,
up.
Grand total-Boston, 49, New York =.
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The game Yesterday afternoon between
the Presbyterians and Congregationailsts
was one of the best PLAYED contests of
the season. The Mount Pleasant young
sters won out. ) to 4, the winning ruin
being scored in the sixth.
The game developed into pitchers
battle i'm which Pfeiner. the dim1nutive
tu,;rler for Mount Pleasant had the best
of if. He allowed only seven hits ana
famed twelve He issued the only pass
that was given. In the third. after two
men were gone he singled and started 4
rally four runs being the result.
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POTOMAC LEAGUE.
STANDING OLE CLIBs
'ODAY'S GAME

ESTERDAl'S RESULT
Fairlawn, .: q. II. L., d.
TODAY'S GAME.
Oxon Hill vs. Congress Heights.
The Government Hospital for the In
sane yesterday lost to FairlaWn. y 10 .,
in a game which abounded in thrills ana
spectacular plays.
O. H. l. secured an early lead, eleven
hits in the first four innings netting
II five runs. but after the fourth Russell
Phipps frightened up and did not allow
the semblance of u base knock.
Anacostia secured its nine runs by con-
sistent hitting and excellent work on the
base paths.
The Hospital outfield furnished the
thrills for the large attendance by sew
eral brilliant catches, cutting off further
scoring by the hard-hitting Anacostians.
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estimate, the public is sleeping. 1t is
much easier to stir UP the citizens with
rumors of war with Japan. say some,
than it is TO awaken them to the fact
that large numbers are being seriously
injured or killed daily in practically every
city in this country.
Methods of arousing the public to the
necessity of seeing not only that each in
dividual exerts himself to avoid injury
on the streets, but also TO see that no
other individual. through reckIessness
places others in a position where they
are liable to accidents, will be considered
at the next meeting of the Street Safety
Association. No one seems to doubt that
numerous conditions tend to make the
streets of the city unsafe. it is pointed
out but many seem to be Indifferent to
this fact.
Observance of Common Sense Rules.
Not only should the laws regarding
traffic be observed, say those who are en-
deayoring to make the streets of the city
safe but also common sense rules should
be observed. For the benefit of those
who may not have seen the blotters dis
uibuted by the Washington Railway and
Electric Company. the rules contained
thereon. relating to general traffic, are
given below:
Don't cross car tracks without looking
both ways.
Don't get on or off any street car
while il Is moving
Don't lean out of street car windows.
Don't cross the street if YOU see d car
or auto approaching.
Don't face to the rear in stepping off
any street car.
Don't allow others to get into any dam
meeting OF the board of directors
of the Street Safety Association will be
called at the same time the special
meeting which is to be held in The Star
building next Tuesday evening. At that
time several applications for member
ship in the association will be acted
upon.
How to Acquire Membership.
Any one desiring to become d member
of the organization should communicate
with one Of those already in the organi-
zstion. or with the secretary. ]. Clinton
Hiatt, 1898 Harvard street northwest.
before that Tune
Work has already been begun by the
statistics committee of the association
Ia see how accidents this year and last
year in this city compare with the rec
ords of former years. Ii is probable that
innr,iry will also be made to ascertain
how this city compares with others in
regard to street safety.
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WEATHER.
By Moser

WEATHER.
Fair tonight and Sunday; much change temperature
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition of 8 Falls
Temperature Co. condition Daecara
~ condition condition
UP-RIVER WATERS
Special Dispatch TheSta
HARPERS FERRY, w. Va. June I4.-Potomac river clear
uuddy
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YESTERDAYS RESULT.
Fairlawn, .: G. II. L., ..
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N. w. S. S. LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULT.
TODAY'S GAME.

Mount Pleasant Congregational, D; Foul
Presbyterian, 1.
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+. O. Craig. one of the most successful
anglers on the Potomac, was out early
Wednesday. He fished in the vicinity of
Chain bridge and as far down as AnaIos-
tan Island. landing fourteen fish. Eight
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Oxon Hill VS.. Congress Heights.
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Charlie Fletcher and William Payne
landed five rockfish Thursday afternoon
They caught the fish a short distance
below Chain bridge and they weighed
from two to five pounds each.
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Emmanuel Baptist VS.. Calvary MethOuist
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and UnimprOved
/, ,LoAsSETTILYoN

oN bETTILYoN
HOME BUILDERS
COMPANY
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

IT WOULD BE HARD TO go
WRONG" buying Salt Lake real es-
tate. but I could assist you TO invest
more intellsently. My list should in
| tereSt you.
500 CASH.
| SEQ per month will secure a 4-room
| brick cottage and good sized lot on 1lth
East, near 10th South Price s1400.
5000 CASH.
SIS per month, dandy 4-room modern
cottage on 11th West, near 9Th South;
lot 50x120 feet to alley. Price $500.
$3.50 CASH,
$50 per month, for a 6-room 2-story
frame house. with bath, toilet. electric
lights, sewer connections. all assessments
paid in full: lot 3Ox115 feet TO alley; on
St, near 9Th ave. Price $1,000,
5000 CASH.
S25 per month. a beautiful 4-room modern
brick bungalow: cellar cemented, fine
bathroom; lot 40x115 feet. TAO Roose-
welt ave. Take Wandamere car. Price
$1,000.
5000 CASH,
Balance on time. for a 4room cement
block bungalow on street near 18th ave.
Has all modern conveniences. Bath,
toilet. electric lights Owner anxious to
get away the reason he only asks $3.50.
$500 CASH,
S25 per month will buy n 5-roorn modern
brick cottage on X St, near 6th ave
Sewer connected, all assessments paid in
full, A dandy. comfortable home for
some one. Will sell for $4,000.
Have an exclusive list of houses for
sale on First, Second and Third avenues
and Brigham street (South Temple st),
ranging from $4,000 to $50, 600 If in the
market for such property you will save
money and time IL you will call on me.
LOTS-LOTS-LOTS.
Lots in Fairmont Springs addition, 12th
South, 9th East, for s275 and upward,
on terms of $40 cash and IS per month.
Beats for price and location any other
lots offered for sale In this city. Auto
always ready TO show you,
5Ox142 feet on Douglas ave, near Bird
South for $4,000, with all sewer and side
and best located lot on the east bench.
$500 the pair for lots on easy terms,
11th East, near 10th South. Beat 1t If
you can.
SOME FINE ACREAGE.
II acres near State st. on 18th South. |
Splendid brick cottage, we'll improved |
land; owner refused $1,000 for 1t 2 years
ago; is now compelled to sell and $4,000
will take It.
Have some fine lots and acre tracts
near Holiday or east of Murray. II in
terested In such propositions. call In. AL
ways ready to show the best to be had |
In this county for the least money.
Have plenty OF money to loan on Salt
Lake real estate.
Let me write your fire insurance.
A. RICHTER,
Phone w. CAL. 73 Main st.
s3lO0
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Government Lands

WILL LOCATE YOU ON $50 ACRES
sagebr,ish land; reasonable fee. Phone
Wasetoh 54S9. Sis
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
Farms and Acreage


INDEPENDENCE FOR YOU.
500 is a pretty low figure at
which to gain independence for
life.
But 1T can be done.
You men who have been work
Ing Tor someone else, here Is your
opportunity. Here is a chance
10 become your own master
500 will buy you a 4o-acre
Park Valley farm
The crops from these forty
acres will keep you we'll They
Will also provide you with a snug
little bank balance each year.
The land is rich and easily
worked.
Gasoline pump wells furnish
plentiful su~oly OF water.
Climatic conditions are delight
full.
One-flfth of the. purchase price
VIII secure your farm. The bal
ance may be paid from the crops
raised.
Write TODAY for worthwhile
literature.
PACIFIC LAND Il WATER
COMPANY,
1909 Walker Bank Bldg,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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CHOICE FIRST-CLAss TRACKAGE.
9St ok near 9TH w. and So. Temple, $4,000
Wy IA 1eet within half block Of r. G.
the property: s175 per foot.
o. 5rackage on 3rd So. between End and
3ro west. o: s.. l.. track In rear. This
e9zn ooth wholesale and retail property
Irackase on End So. between End and
Srd west, O. s. l.. track in rear. 1855
14ox31o, on 4th West between 7th and
Sth So. $50 per foot
a4X166, corner on 9Th So between 4th
and 6th West. $500.
LITTLE & LITTLE. No. W, End So.
s2491
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TAKE A TRIP
TO
"MOSIDA BY -TEE-LAEE."

Go with us by launch across
beautiful Utah lake to Moslda- Go
prepared to select your 30 acres.
No more ideal place In the west
TO 1--we than on one OF these Irri-
gated farms. Land with gentle
slope. Water right plentiful.
District school. electric light and
telephone on tract One hundred
people living there now. and more
moving In continually Mosida
offers the best inducement 10
HON meseekers ever presented in the
state. Right here IN the heart
OF Utah's most fertile valley. only
fifty miles from Salt Lake C,ty.
only fifteen miles from Provo.
Price for land and water 800 per
acre, on ten years time, only
$40 per acre down. Write for lit
erature and make appointment for
trip.
NATIONAL SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY.
Top floor Walker Bank Bldg.
Salt Lake City.
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HOME BUILDERS
COMPANY

COMPANY
tgtasts To the Highest Bidder.
ss pUe mean what we say A 2-story S.
~, %uou modern brick, five large rooms
ress ieautiful corner lot 60Xl3o truit. shade,
ptI avn. garden, barn, arteslah ana clty
ss7 ytater; located on 4th East street. Worth
y 1000 What will YOU give? 1t VIII 90
-. 10 the highest bidder on Monday April
I'll. Cash or terms.
os VIII You Give 5000
~ eor a lot 2sxs rods, east front on NJ st.
az oar 5th aveo We will build you home
Where on monthly payments.
Splendid Apartment Site.
nlon 4th East between 2nd and ard South
IIac freets 2sx1o rods, clear title, for $4,000.
psns ash or terms
isg Here's a Snap.
sns walking distance, well built 5-room
e hrick, modern, for S2575. Easy terms,
Pretty New Bungalow.
IJust a beauty. 4 rooms. bath. toilet.
% oscnted basement buffet Kitchen, fine To-
san htion. $500 cash. balance easy monthly
'e nhymens
oois} Near Liberty Park.
II lIcosy s-room brick: modern with fur
G. ice nice large basement: must be seen
d be appreciated $4,000, $500 cash, bal
nee just rent
DO You Want Lots of Ground?
SssI ssIsaere II is-5ox165 In fruit trees, has a
bod 4-roor1 brick house and IL large
hS:, lmmer kitchen, chicken coops. block
e. yom 9th East s25oQ. on any terms
pa9 on Capitol Hlll.
Ono Of tho real homes in this ideal
cation: downstairs there is a reception
In with stairway up. large living
bon1. with exquisite oak mentel. The
y sining room is pane!ed and has neaVy
vp.siste rail and eeautifnily designed
~ the east. The kitchen has built-in
= 4binet and a splendid latest model gas
s9tnge and water heater which goes with
pSTouse double floors in polished maple.
shstairs there arc four nice bedrooms
o. sth large closets. closets have windows.
fine screened sleeping porch. the bath
Dnr, is large, with best plumbing, all in
nne furnace. coal room. laundry and
lot h,ndry tubs. This beautiful home must
I'd seen TO be appreciated. VIII sell
Es3rnished or unfurnished. It's a. splendid
don't let il go by
When You Think HOME
hnk of MS We have built go splendid
tzomes for satisfied buyers. Get our
81 pngalow Book. It's fres at the office. IT |
c;-5u own lot you can pay for Your
\ Hsne on monthly payments. no cash re-
Hired.
bETTILYON HOME BUILDERS co. |
- 223 MAIN ST.
ssaa;sfas 2O2O or Was. 2o31 |
s2T52
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FARMS.

A good 40-acre farm, good water right,
house, crops and all implements
GO acres OF exceptional fruit and grain
land. very best water right; good invest
ment.
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CONTRACTORS


GENERAL BUILDING REPAIR co.
will give you estimates on your car
painting and caiclmining, paper clean
Ing, tuck painting and whitening and
cement work We are reasonable ard
satisfaction guaranteed, Phone iWasatch
1875 $40
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SEE THIS 6 ACRES.

There is good s acres located
TWO city blocks east OF the car ter
mlnaL The soil is the best,
pelng sandy loam, level and
ory. There are two primary water
rights. and water right alone is
worth $3.50, A good four-room brick
house. light, city water etc.
Inc price Is s3500. on easy terms.
Phone us for appointments and
nave us show you these bargains.
SMITH REALTY COMPANY.
WAS. 1885 2o2 Hooper Bldg.
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LdSTEN!-TALK ABOUT BARGAINS.
CAN YOU BEAT THIS ONE?
groom, strictly modern house. stair
way To noored attic. where two or three
extra rooms can be made with very little
extra expense. Splendid mantel, closets,
pantry. Basement under entire house
tnal Is a daisy and has to be seen to be
appreciated. Has the finest hot air fur
e mace IN city Box frames in basement
sane as the main floor Elegant front
PACK ti screened porch. Located at 2IS
w est TN South, in finest location on west
sue sue: only hve blocks from Newhouse
TnS 'oI apers. Pnone Wasatoh sol or 22i3
LOT appointment to see through,
IIlouse cannot be built s326o
Land I, well worth. $500
FrlSe Is $3So0. but for few days will ac-
cept $4,000. Terms. Place ought IN fefcb
$So1oo 70 make any profit Grab it quick,
dor a bargain like this one comes only
once IN lifetime Will make same
proposition for house No, 666 South ist
- S''' S2S4n
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sf4ss
WOODS CROSS.

Id acres with 7-room 2-story red
brick house, 81 shares OF mountain wa
ter city water passing the door. 4 real
snap at $4,000
II acres with 4room brick house.
splendid barn and chicken coops. large
granary, 20x20 with full cement base
ment; acres in Jonathan apples; 20
shares OF mountain water besides flow
Ing wells. A city block from the car
line, Price $500
BOUNTIFUL.
2 acres with a 4-room red pressed
brick; all kinds Of fruit and berries; s
shares Of water; city water. and only one
block from car line, s4100.
II acres, 4-roonn brick house, furnished
throughout; all kinds OF fruit; chicken
runs and chickens: shares OF water;
city water; on the car line. Everything
goes. Price S2750.
WESTERN REALTY & INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
324-5 Mcintyre Bldg, Salt Lake City.
Wasatch 1880. s293S
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We have country homestes In all
sizes and prices.
We have farms 10 exchange for city
property,
We will build you home on your
own lot.
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HAVE LAND EVERYWHERE AT
PRICES THAT SELL 1T.

HAVE LAND EVERYWHERE AT.
PRICES THAT SELL 1T.
40 acres, near Sandy. under new ditch,
$3.50 per acre.
100 acres, South Gordon; house, stable,
well: most OF land has been cultivated;
only SIS per acre,
200 acres fine land Ii miles from
Strevell, Ida. If taken at once. only
S2l 80 per acre, easy terms.
G3l acres near Ogden house, stable,
well, Is acres fine bearing orchard most
~ apples; splendid land, frst-class wa
ter right: it alone is worth price asked
for place. 100000 Would take some Salt
Lake property.
$50 acres. house. stable sheds
artesian wells, fine horses and cattle, IN
fact all stock and farming machinery go
with place; l25 acres alfalfa, lot more
land plowed. good water right. A pick
up at S35 per acre.
1880 acres. 800 acres in wheat 200
acres more plowed. 300 acres fenced,
splendid soil. and in best wheat belt in
Utah; only SIS per acre-take some city
property.
GEO. w. DANLEY.
Was. 29S9. I0I Walker Bank Bldg,
s29se
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$4,000

One of the best little bungalows
In the city: broom, strictly
modern pressed brick, close In.
just above Third ave; hardwood
floors, sleeping porch, beamed
ceilings. full cemented basement,
furnace. Terms.
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50Xll0 feet 10 alley on Car
field ave, bet. Sth and 9th East
Terms.
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HOLIDAY BARGAINS.

acres, city block from car, first class
soil, all under cultivation. primary water
right. city water, etc. $500,
2-acre tract, best soil and location In
Holiday, on car line. primary water right,
city water. $500. Terms.
acres south of the city near State st..
first class soil and water right: very de-
$500.
N. NJ. LONG CO.. sos Kearns Bldg.
s3ssG
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HOLIDAY.

Located In the best district Of
Holiday is a good Ii acres. two city
docks from the car line, splendid
street frontage and we'll improved.
A good four-room brick house, light,
city water. etc. Has full water
shares for irrigation. Price Is $500.
$3.50 down, balance in small nav
ments
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SMITH,
TARPEY &
sa25O-New broom house. just off
9th East. close to new high
school. Complete in every
way. One OF the best small
houses on the market. Oak
floors; tinted walls. built-in
features. Easy terms.
$450O-New 6-room bungalow. with
sleeping porch: oak floors, fur
mace. laundry trays; walls
beautifully. decorated; abso-
made Close to 9th East
pavement. $3.50 will handle
soorTen- room home, just of
th1ehsRout. n1lehsm ST. Hot oaH 1ater f1oeIs sest
One Of the finest homes in the
city, This price does not rep
resent much more than half its
real value.
S4200--On K St, modern bungalow,
5 rooms and hall. maple floors
furnace. laundry trays, all
walls decorated. A fine buy
at the price. Can be bought
on terms like rent
ss25-41i-ft. building sites. just off
9th East; good restrictions:
fine street Easy terms can
be had.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
s426o--11 acres near Union; acres
In orchard; 2 houses, A fine.
high piece Of ground, and a
good buy at this price,
$500 per acre. Land on Cottonwood
creek, most Ideal for country
homes Many trees, Soil the
finest. Excellent water right.
We can sell from six TO fifty
acres.
We have country homesites in all
sizes and prices.
We have farms TO exchange for city
property,
We will build you home on your
own lot.
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$4500-New Groom bungalow, with
sleeping porch; oak floors, fur
mace. laundry trays; walls
beautifully decorated; abso-
lutely ready 10 move in, lawn
made. Close to 9th East
pavement. $3.50 will handle
this.
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SMITH,
TARPEY &
SMITH.

$3250-New 5-room house. just off
9th East, close 10 new high
school Complete in every
way. One OF the best small
houses on the market. Oak
floors; tinted walls: built-ln
features. Easy terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN.
MIST RE SOLD AT ONCE

MODENN O-RM. FIOJ Sc, WITH FUN
MACE.
ATTIC SPACE FOR , MORE ROOMS
ON 18TH z. NEAR dTH SO. ST.
SEE TITS AT ONCE
IT WILL PAY YOU.
FRITSCU. POI AND 202 FELT BLDG.
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