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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
BETT|LYO|V COMPANY
DECLARES DIVIDEND
This Is the Tenth to Date;
Rate Is at 10 Per Cent
a Year.

The directors Of the Bettilyon Home
Builders company declared the tenth
quarterly dividend on O rate Of 10 per
cent per annum on par, at their regu-
lar monthly meeting last week. More
than $500 in dividend checks will be
distributed among more than 500 stock
holders on November 30. Including this
dividend, the Bettilyon company has
paid out $74S5,05 In dividends during
the past thirty months.
A rapidly increasing stock sale and
strong business In all departments is
reported by officials of this company.
One reason for the heavy sale of stock
is that investors who have investigated
the proposition are desirous Of purchas-
ing stock at its present valuation, $1.50
8 share, and of profiting in the ad-
vance, scheduled for November 25,
when stock will go to $1.35 q share.
This months Homebuilder, a
monthly paper published by the Bettil-
yon company, will be out the coming
week. Each number is devoted to boost
some industrial feature OF Salt Lake
City or Utah. The current issue has a
strong article on the big stores Of Salt
Lake City. Other articles included
deal with the phenomenal growth of
the Bettilyon Home Builders company,
and sets forth the various investment
opportunities offered bv this company,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
The Secrets OF a
Happy Married Life
An Interesting Story for Every Husband
and Wife, and for Every Youna
Man and Woman Contem~
plating Marriage.
REVELATION OF CONDITIONS
NEVER EVEN DREAMED OF.

-
;, Love. Marriage and Parentage are the
chief end Of man. and the great ques-
ton nowadays is how to guard the race
against the terrific increase In diseases
that render so many marriages unhappy,
incomplete. and a curse rather than the
culmination OF joy and happiness, and
that are are making almost hopeless invalids
OF millions Of American men and womon,
anG rllins the Institutions of our land
with blind, crippled and mentally defl-
client babies and children.
we are up against centuries OF pru-
dery, prejudice and false modesty. but
tnank Heaven, every day adds numbers
and influence. TO the army OF farsighted
loyai men and women who see the doom
or our great country and OF those insti-
tutions OF Freedom. Liberty and Equal
lty that have made her great, unless tho
growing boys and girls OF today who arc
to be the fathers and mothers Of tomor-
row, receive their God-given right to
know the beautiful story Of sex, and to
reaiize the tremendous responsibility that
and health SO that the next genera ton
oa bies, with healthy lungs, straight limbs,
brain; with conatitutions that guarantees I l.
that their children will be tho perfect
specimens We arc entitled to be, for God
created man '1ust little lower than the
One Of the great men. who has for
fifty years insisted that children should
be told frankly the mysteries Of their or
sole crime for a parent to lot son or
daughter think OF love and narria se
without a complete knowledge OF The
marriage relations. was Edward B. Foote
q physician OF international reputa ton.
and the Doctors wonderful book of moro
than 200, pages and 200 Illustrations
many or them in colors. is the most COM
plete and absorbing book on Love, Court
ship, Marriage and Parentage ever wit
ten. Over 1000, 900 copies have been dis
trionted. In six languages.
1t is book that every man and wo-
man should read study and keep as A.
constant reference. No young man or
woman should think of marriage with
out first knowing what this book con-
tains It's protection against trouble
and mistakes that surely bring disease
and unhappineas to those who do not
know, and misery and death to their chill
dren-
We are distributing certain number
OF copies OF this wonderful book, and
want every reader of The Tribune to re-
ceive a copy, and ask YOU to write to us
today so that We can send you free and
postpaid a large, descriptive pamphlet
telling moro about the book. giving a
complete table and contents, and telling
what many people cay Of It This
pamphlet ts free to anyone who writes,
and does not obligate you in any way
write now while you have our address
Murray r. p. c., Dept. F-6, No. 1872 Lex
inston ave, New York (Advertisement) }
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|CHDOL VISITED
|REALTY FORCES
]. of Kirnbah &
a Inspect Magni6-
New Structure.

.r,nose Of permitting their
md office force to obtain
LAND information regarding
nal advantages Of Salt Lake
,ss the splendid prepara-
I made for future growth,
richards, land merchants
,Srcs through the new east
Rnel sI building Monday morn
nuy. ~ T l. Chesebro accom-
~ Editors % and carefully .e ex-
=, detail Of the new build
yart Of tho immense struc-
a cirantie self-feeding au-
-sssa u sss and boilers, to the
.issS' That Salt Lake City
4 Z having ono Of tho very
80 equipped high school
tAe entire country was
<oast7stsd A..
srus from the roof OF tho
q most impodng, and no
ssns that Salt Lake Oity
Sesutiful homes can be
San 4 view from this. ad-
~sInf The excellent loca-
nsw high school paTticu-
ssU The visitor. The beau
sst bench, the ideal home
;hs city, lies close at hand
.6ding wss designed. to take
rtudanta, and judging from
evth Of the city as a great
The capacity will have to
4 bsfors many years.
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|AND RANCHES
N BIC DEMAND
|E Richards Report
d Sales and Nu-
ous Inquiries.

sgsNng $4s,ooo were made
and ranch department Of
Richards, land merchants,
ssek. E. T.. and j. A Ca
AVE charge Of this depart
hat they have a number
farm deala pending and
activity Is expected
BE balance Of the year.
)orts q very extensive list
[szm and ranch properties
1hs Of the state, although
|tantion is being paid to
Il]ey and Bear River valley
|nnerous inquiries from
myers from all sections Of
Especially from the east
kates, have been received
vision activities have been
|<tory during recent weeks
sales force Of Kimball 6
hnding a big volume Of
hrrn reports all its homes
ark sold, although several
now under construction.
building campaign is be-
'or early spring when the
'ent through Highland
tompleted. Cement side
1en laid throughout High
Hcmefield Acres and the
have had an additional
zect Oh prospective home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

Mccormick & Co.. bankers. in the Nc
cornice building. Salt Lake Guy. Utah,
on Friday, November %, 1913. at 10
clock a. m, OF said day.
This meeting is called for the purpose
OF slscting a board OF directors and Of
flcers to serve tho company until the
annual stockholders meeting In 1914 and
until their successors are elected and
qualified, also for the purpose OF coUsid-
erinS and acting upon a proposal TO ,give
an option or a bond and lease upon all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

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.TY PAPER
$ APPEARANCE
Snnders' Company Be
'pncatlon OF a Busi-
} Periodical.

west real estate periodi-
ppeared in Salt Lake is
e Builder, a paper that
monthly BY the United
epmphny. The Novem-
esa Yesterday is filled
's Lake real estate in
'onpany propositions in
eie are also a number
showing homes that
OF nave been built by
@p1rtant announcements
United Home Builders
located in its new
Second South street, on
4 eS1. Or the New Orpheum
4 also SET out that Salt
f,ya vaiy ,cl ,rcllty in which the
"a T. ne The company has
IN, II Froyo, Heber CITY.
a on brigham City. Malad,,
f,rs uoa Logan; Each of
|1anr 1anuanelally a interested in
6omao".o a"o Is cooperating e
'0'nes in the various
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QQQ0uQQQQQQQQQaQQQQ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

OF the company's prol. orty. or TO rel all
OF the company's property. or otherwise
to dispose Of all of tho company's prop
erty in such way as the stockholders may
deem best, and also for the purpose OF
transacting any and all other business
which may properly como before the
stockholders.
r. D CONELT.
Secretary, Lucky Boy Gold Mining Co
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NOTICE OF DELAYED ANNUAL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

meeting Of the stockholders OF the Lucky
Boy Gold Mining company for the year
1918 (Which meeting should have been
held on the first Monday In May, 19l3
but which has never been held). Is hero
by called and will be held in tho office
Of the company, In the directors room OF
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|zck and rheumatism


'ousands Of people daily.
, Of these sufferers when
Eest you can get we'll rid
Foley Kidney Pills be-
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pxert go direct an action
a and bladder that the
nsnt Of bnekache, rheu-
adney trouble is soon dis
nn'J johnson, Drugs, ''The
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(Advertisement.) J
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

The DOLLAR FLASK Of Seventy
seven holds the contents OF SIX
twenty-five cent vials, showing its
economy.
It is fiat oval flask, with metal
screw top, cork lined. handy to carry;
it's popularity Is assured by the I'M
mediate large demand.
If your dealer does not Keep the
Dollar Size, insist upon his getting 1t
for you.
Small size 25cts.-fask $l.OO-An
Drug Stores or mailed.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co. 1Se
William Street, New York.
(AdvcHiscmeut)
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Wear this grand nvgorator while you sleep is quick and
positive for debility lost strength lack of vital
power varicose VEINS lame back lunbago rheumatism sto
ach disorders kidney and bladder troubles and all ailments due
weakened condition of the and vital
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20
BARGAINS.
Beautiful Bungalows and Modern Cot
tages.
BARGAINS.

BARGAlNS.
Beautiful Bungalows and Modern Cot
tages.
BARGAINS
4-room brick. modern cottage, located
close to Ninth East, and south front,
with large lot, cement walks ana
basement, screened-in back porch,
buffet kitchen, electric fixtures, 1t Is
a good bargain.
5000 cash. $50 per month. Price $1,000
4-room motue brick bungalow. close TO
Liberty park; cement walks and base
ment, screened-in back porch and
sleeping porch. buffet kitchen. built
in china cabinet, built-in mantel,
large front porch; IN fact. these are
the snappiest little bungalows IN
town.
$500 cash. $3.50 per month. Price $3.50.
5-room mottle brick, modern, bungalow
close to Ninth East street with a
south front; screened-in back porch,
kitchen built-in china cabinet in din
ing room, built-in mantel. This Is
an exceptionally good buy.
$3.50 cash. SIS per month, Price $4,000.
5-room cottage, close to the new high
school and in the best location, with
stairway in and room for rooms
above; cement walks and basement,
rooms, mantel in living room, cleo
tric fixtures
$500 cash. $50 per month. Price $500.
Groom mottle brick, strictly modern
bungalow on Ninth East, the paved
street; east front and on corner.
cement walks and full cement base
ment, screened-in back porch and
sleeping porch. buffet kitchen. vain,
scoted dining room, built-in mantel
and book cases, beautiful electric
fixtures. This is one Of the prettiest
bungalows on Ninth East street.
$500 cash. $3.50 per month.
BIG building lots in MARLBOROUGH
PLACE-cream of the matchless
southeast-sold on easy payments.
Beautiful building sites; all improve
nents-gas, electric lights, tele-
phones, city water, paved and graded
Streets ourblng, guttering, sidewalks,
parking and shade trees.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN &
TRUST COMPANY.
No, 20 East First South, Was2tch 244.
d36s3
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THE QUESTION WHY

Should this Chinese Herbalist be SO
successful? The answer Is less difficult
than one would think In the first place,
tWenty-four years Of constant study,
long time to put In on enc study. Again,
the Chinese Herbelists must know the
name OF every herb, root, bark. or flower
they use. and must be able TO give Its
proper name and 10 what species IL be-
longs by the taste and smell. During
the three years OF regular practice in the
hospitals, they have On opportunity to
use every remedy and observe its effect.
Ii Is also necessary TO remember that the
remedies used by d. K. Fong are new
and utterly unknown IN this country. are
natures own remedies, and contain no
poisonous minerals or drugs. Therefore,
when patient comes to d. R F'ong for
treatment: he receives medicine that is
entirely new, and will consequently be
felt very quickly. When patient
changes doctors in this country, he only
goes TO a new face, and continues TO take
the same medicines. And why IS this so?
Because all the students that attend col
leges here are taught to use the same
medicines and TO treat diseases IN the
same manner. In China the study OF
medicine IS centuries older than IN this
country, and it has always been custom
dies, which the scientist finds plentifuliy
supplied by nature In the way OF flow
ers. roots. herbs and barks. and IN this
manner there are many different medi-
c.iiSS uSeo LoT lHe same olSedSe. Inc
Chinese are a very redcent people and
have carefully guarded their discoveries.
and hand them down from generation TO
generation, each one In turn making
some new discovery TO add TO the list,
and in this way the doctor is the envied
possessor Of many rare and valuable pre-
scrptions that have passed into mis- keep
ing
A thousand friends will drink your wine
When fortunes sun shines bright;
Not one remains to SympathiZe
When falls disasters night
CHI. Prov,
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
FAIRMONT SPRING LOTS


are tho best and cheapest suburban lots
on the market-s275 per lot; $40 cash
and 50 PEI, month: Legation 18th South
between 9th and 11th East Go and see
them
s246o-A 4-room, modern. brick bun
galow, near State street and 10th South
large lot well-built piaceNand a beauty
$500 cash, balance $50 per month, in
Guiding interest.
ss5Oo-An s-room, 2-story. brick resi-
dence on 4th East; 621x157 to alley in
the rear: lot Is covered with fruit and
shade trees; the house is modern. and
construction first class Could not be
built for less than $4,000 today; $500 cash
and easy monthly payments on the ball
ance.
brick cottage, No. 81 81 9Th ave ave. It has
furnace, connected with sewer and can
be bought on a payment OF S1400 cash
and assume a mortgage for the balance
Several fine half acre tracts on Ninth
East near Thirteenth South, improved
with brick cottages, fruit trees and
shrubbery, Can sell for about s2100 each
on small payment down and monthly
payments thereafter.
We have hundreds Of bargains on our
books. You Will never find a better time
TO buy real estate than now-no trouble
TO show property-just tell me your re-
quirements and I guarantee to I'LL them
Have plenty Of per cent money to
loan on Improved real estate.
My fire insurance policy is a sure pro-
lection against loss,
IS Main St a. Nif' N Was. sn.
d273i
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SUMMER HoME-1O ACRES At HoL..
liday. acres young orchard. best Of
water rights; creek runs through prop
erty; 100 bearing fruit trees. berries.
grapes and small fruit; good improve
nents. chicken houses and crops all go
for $3.50.
10 acres at Clearfield, 7-room brick
house. barn, good well. 4 acres two-year-
old fruit trees; the other acres raised
$50 bushels Of barley. Take this for
$4,000. one-half cash.
30 acres near Brigham. 6-room house
and other buildings; 40 acres full water
right, 40 acres dry farm; $4,000. VIII
trade for city property.
20 acres, one mile from center OF Amer
lean Fork, acres orchard-apple. peach
and cherry trees; good water right and
improvements, $4,000. Trade for city prop
erty.
$40 acres near Logan at $50 per acre
VIII trade $4,000 equity for Salt Lake
residence.
WESTERN LAND CO.,
212 Judge Bldg. d2770
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RUBY VALLEY LAND & IRRIGATION
COMPANY,
Taylor Bros, Agents.
Hotel Utah, Salt Lake.

FARMING IS A BUSINESS, THE SAME
as merchandising and manufacturing.
It's just as honorable and just as dig
nifed.
And It offers opportunities far greater.
500 will secure a fine 4o-acre Park
Valley farm.
How far would s7oo go in the manufac-
turing or merchandising business?
Right on the start, the difference is in
favor OF farming.
And the deeper you get into it, the
greater 1t becomes
Men who have walked the business
treadmll for years have broken away
and made good in Park Valley,
You can do the same.
We don't require the whole 500 down.
Our terms are one-hfth down and the
balance In five years.
In many instances the first years prof
It's fully pay for ones farm.
Soil. climatic and water conditions are
the very best; good social conditions, too
Our free booklet. fully describing Park
Valley, is yours for the asking.
Write for 1t today.
PACIFIC LAND & WATER CO..
18th Floor Walker Bank Bldg,
Salt Lake City, Utah. d26oS
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Cattle Ranches

Cattle Ranches
CATTLE RANCH
in southwestern Wyoming only II miles
from railroad; best hay and cattle "a nch
in this famous cattle district: 4S3 acres,
full water right: cuts 300 tons hay; good
Improvements; all implements.
20 head beef cattle.
10 head horses.
This Is &. splendid start In the cattle
business. This ranch is one of the best
ranches in the country, and could not
be bought for double the price asked
We're the owner not crippled with rheu-
matism and unable to handle a cattle
ranch.
The price of this entire outfit Is only
$50 per acre, offered on easy terms In
Utah for such an outfit we would ask
$50 TO S1e0 per acre. 1t Is dirt cheap and
A GREAT BUY.
PAvANT VALLEY LAND CO.,
Wasatch 1871 Judge Bldg.
d27so
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Tho Great Chinese Herbal,st, D. r.
Chin, has been called 10 assist D. r.
Fong in the grand and noble work OF
Herbs. Dr.. Fong has found the Salt
Lake people so apprecianve OF hls Won
derful work that 1t has become necessary
10 get the Great Herballst, d. r. Chin,
TO assist him IN his consultations and
llspenSary
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I WOULD LIKE YOU

I WOULD LIKE YOU
TO SEE THESE BARGAINS.
100 acres frst-class land s, W. OF city;
house, stable, we'll; only $4,000; terms.
90 acres bet 18th and Nth So; ought
to make big money on this soon; only
$4250; easy terms.
200 acres. with water right, near
strevell, only $50 per acre; easy terms
200 acres fine land. fenced. in Park VAL
lev. only $40 per acre; terms.
16O acres splendid land in Park VAL
ley s2400; easy terms,
2 sections in Blue Creek cheap.
262 acres fine Moapa land, with wa
ter right; part In cantaloupes, alfalfa and
grain. ASK anyone that is posted about
Wonderful crops and profit that can be
made out of this land; rare bargain
at $50. 600.
20, 600 acres first class grazing land;
will sell all or part at only 81 per acre,
very easy terms
1S5OO acres improved ranch, with water
right; can't be beat for stock raising or
colonization purposes; just like giving 1t
away at s150,000; easy terms.
GEO. w. DANLEY,
707 Walker Bank Bldg.
Wasatch 29S9.
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LADY FROM BUTTE CITY SAYS SELL
choice lots on paved street. S1100; Ar
b. cottage, close In, snap. $3.50; Ar. b..
mod. new; on easy terms; the price Is
right: 5-r mod, new s. e. will take pair
lots part pay; s-r;, b., partly finished.
snap; 7-r. mod, 7th ave-, East, terms; so
acres with 4-r house, barn, extension
precinct, the owner needs money Mahan
Inv. Co., 273 W, Temple; Was Ala. d26S1
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S2500.

Modern f,ve-room pressed brick
cottage on lot 50x175 TO alley, Ce-
mented basement front and rear
porches. sleeping porch. fruit
trees and lawns. An excellent buy.
Located southeast Terms, soOO
cash, balance monthly.
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D. R. FoNa Is NOT A SPECIALIST.

Chronic diseases OF men, women and
children yield readily to his celebrated
herbs, and when studying in a China
medical school we do not only make the
study OF what medicine to give but give
q special study TO anatomy; also making
two distinct classes OF the system, name
ly, positive and negative OF every vital
organ OF the body. We flnd no TWO per
sons symptoms exactly the same. and
what medicine Is suitable for one per-
son may make another person much
worse.
THE FOLLOWING DISEASES YIELD
READILY TO D. R FoNG's LIFE
Paralysis. spinal trouble. Ats. epilepsy.
poor circulation. skin disease. weak or
sore eyes, typhoid fever. and all fevers.
spermentorrhoea, dyspepsia, hemorhages.
sore throat, pneumonia, Ia grippe, tape
worm. weak back, hay fever, dropsy.
rupture, mercurial poisoning. heartburn,
Inflammation OF the bowels. salt rheum.
scald head, carbuncles, Dolls. felons. ap-
pendicitis, also fstula. cancus and tuoer-
culosls, If taken In trst and second
stages.
For 20 years he has cured with his
Celebrated Herbs where others failed. Go
TO this wonderful man today for free
confidential consultation No delays. NO
ppointments.
Out-of- town patients cured at home.
Address D. r. Fong for particulars.
All mall given his personal attention
Address 116 S. Main. Salt Lake.
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THREU-ACRD HOMIE.

THREU-ACRE HOMIE.
Located southeas st, near citv, be-
ing two city blocks from car line,
IS a good three acres. The ground
Is level. we'll cultivated. good wa
ter rights.
IMPROVEMENTS
are exceptionally good Pressed
brick house, apparently new, OF
Z rooms. good cellar. good barn.
etc Flowing we'll on property.
OND-ACRD HOME.
Located on state road, near Muir
ray; is a one-acre home. Good
street frontage, high and dry,
we'll cultivated. This years crop
included.
Houses Of good rooms, cement
cellar. large barn, etc. Plenty OF
irrigation water.
These properties can be traded
for city homes. They are In good
condition and located Just right
for the man who works in the
city
SMITH REALTY COMPANY,
Was. 1888, 2o2 Hooper Bldg.
d2eS
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HoUgroNs THE HousERs.
S2b0.

and End East. Just below 10th
South. Fine location, close to TWO
car lines. Very easy terms and
per cont interest.
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$4,000

Corner Of Second South and
McClelland ave, seven-room mod
ern home. on extra large Iot,
66x132 feet. All improvements
paid Terms.
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s2ohn

broom modern brick bungalow,
built by owner for home. Very DE.
sIrable location. Lot 40X1lO feet
to alley. Terms If desired.
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THIS "COZY BUNGALOW
being In the, path OF cool canyon
breezes. In the midst OF new. mod
ern homes Of the better class; near
schools and car line; under the pur-
est water system; commanding a
grand view OF city and valley, ap-
peals to the well-posted buyer. 1t
ls new. modern, up date. excep-
uonally we'll arranged and substan-
TALLY built, having rooms. with
hardwood floors, linen closets. built
IN book cases. buffet kitchen, deco
rated walls. full cement basement. ce-
ment walks curb and gutter. gas,
etc. Besides It's a great bargain at
the price-s375o.
smaller Buugalow''-farther out
OF rooms; modern, large screened
Porcnes, cement walks, cellar. A
lovely little homo on the east side.
Only 1880
SEQ our list.
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO..
30 Main St
d2774
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S5sn.

Snap-40-foot building lot on
9th ave-, close TO car line walks
In. Terms.