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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved.

Fo2' o2'5-BEAUTIFUL, BRAND NEW. o.
room home at liS3 9th East. fac
ing east, Just completed ana
never been used. built Il very
best material by father ot owner
hardwood iioovs throughout. full
ccmcnted basement. with laun-
dry trays and hot water heating
complete: bathroom Is Tiled an0
is finished in white enamel. a. Is
also the kitchen The lot Is s0S
l5I feet With a 2o-f. alley TO the
rear. affordIng splendid facilities
Tor garage. Change IN plans oi
A personal nature 81 the cause OF
tho owner selling at this sacri-
fee. Positively the best buy on
Ninth East street.
S.3oo-5-roorn modern. except heat. To-
Gated iu choice section Of city;
$50 cash. bal. $50 per month.
SlS1o-lDot J0Sl65 ~. 20 o0-ft alley. on
Ninth East just below Ninth So;
faces west 4 good buy.
soo9e-i8 acres of choice land. not ono
mile east from Holiday car line.
in Holiday; acres with watcr
and balance under Cottonwood
conduit. This Is n splendid bar
gain FOR chicken ranch or n
summer home $3.50 cash. bal
anco at 6 per cent.
toooO-Five acres fnc orchard In Holii-
day. three blocks from new car
llnc. Terms.
$50 per acre for 1910 acres or less in Te-
ton valley. few miles from briggs
on new O. :. /. branch Com
pare this price with other land in
the same vicinity
slSJo-Lot 50x1s5 20 2V-ft. alley In rear.
on Ninth East street, facing
west. just below Ninth South. We
recommend this buy.
y. w. CLAYTON CO.
lis Main St. upstairs, Was. 5o17.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved.

TWO OF THE BIGGEST BARGAINS IN
MODERN HOMES EVER OFFERED
FOR SALE IN THIS CITY
$500
7-roou,. thoroughly modern rcsidonce.
close in. on Sth avenue Has furnace.
TWO nice nantele. big lot PAM 10 alley
In rear. You could not build the house
for the price / ask for all
$3.50
VIII buy 6-room modern brick rect
dence on End East. one block south OF
county building, II is connected with
sewer and all assessments are paid In
tuli' II is within walking distance OF
the business center Of the city. II Viii
take about $1,000 cash to handle this
proposition
On Il street. near 9th avenue 3XiO rods
With an old frame house
$3.50.
On the corner OF 4th avenue and . ST.
lot fx5. with all assessments paid In
fun. II is the cheapest apartment house
site In this city
We write fire insurance and pay our
losses promptly.
Plenty OF money TO loan on Improved
SAT- Lake Real Estate on very reasonable
terms.
a. RICHTER.
20 so. Main. Phone vas J4l.
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BETTILYoN HOME BUILDERS co.

BETTnYoN HOME BUILDERS co.
MORE BARGAINS.
JUST WORD To THE BUYER
Have you noticed tho tremendous real
the reason:
SQUARE DEALING and listing only
real bargains. When you see the word
BARGAIN In our ads you know It is
bargain,
A WORD TO THE SELLER. II you
have 4 bargain VIC will sell ii quick.
$4,000
Tor six-room modern brick home: $500
cash, S.V.Oo month. Nice southeast To-
cation.
$3.50
for modern slx-room 2-story home on
md ave. On terms.
for we'll built o-room modern brick. gas
range, cement basement, sewer. walks,
y blocks from city and county building.
On tcrms.
for a beautiful new bungalow, rooms.
modern, with furnace; bnllt-iu book
cases. buffet. oak floors. oeamed cell
mss SSuitHL pdSelUtnl, "dlhS Jll drolnu
house. sleeping porch, lawn. cooDs, near
9TH East boulevard. Don't lose a bar
gain like this, See It,
$4,000
for a splendid S-roor brick home on 9TH
East drive, This place must be seen to
he appreciated. Large rooms, full cc-
mentco basement, fne furnace gas. gas
range, fireplace, beautiful lot, 3Ni0 in
lawn; flowers. fruit and shade trees. On
terms. or Will trade.
BETTTLYON HOME BUILDERS CO,
10 and 12 East Broadway,
WaSatch ob30. n107A
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COULD WE MARE MORE LOANS
upon real estate than any f1ye com
petitors combined unless our methods are
right2
Nineteen years experience With only
one foreclosure.
II IL. 1st South. n26gl
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Miscellaneous,
|@-~N~N-~<-~@--S--~-~-
RnnMTNG TnTGEG


ROOMINCi HOUSES
IS ROOMS-New building. new
furnishings. strictly modern. rent
$40. Price sl1J0. Terms
IL ROOMS-Steam heat. hot and
cold water in rooms. rent only $50.
$500 cash. bal monthly,
il ROOMS--Steam heated and
heat included in rent: rent SIS:
Broadway location. Price $3.50
GROCERY STORES.
We have several grocery stores
for sale, with or without living
rooms.
SUPPLY SHOP.
Bicycle and motorcycle supply
shop and agency; big money
maker. You can buy controlling
interest on basis OF price Of stock
alone.
SECOND-HANDS STORE.
Excellent location and fine busi-
ness: will sell. keeping accounts.
or Will sell with accounts: stock
about Sj0Oe. Trade for city real
estate.
Y. II. RICHEY COMPANY,
Sl3 Walker Bank Building.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Hotels and Rooming Houses.

'Ch LEASE-S0 ROOMS, STEAM
ned1. irce elevator. hardwood foors
ano ,b hnieh. nice light roona: positively
~ po pest location In city: long lease and
~ ,,aorntolutcly Tho best price TO the right
PsadrnISS' SEQ US for details.
'V-oo rooms. hot and cold running
water In each. steam heat, baths.
modern and up TO tho minute,
INC location rent about $3.50 per
room, heat furnished free, extra
SeH furnished-Sl0O0 cash down.
nsiance can bo paid out OF house.
aHis Us a genuine bargain and a
hne money maker.
u SADQ QUART ERS FOR HOTELS AND
LEASES.
>, RICHTER. REAL ESTATE.
20 Main st Phone 64l.
A. l. BRATTAIN. MGR b. o. DEPT
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FERTILIZER.

i4Kk ~>>-----0~>~>~~~~~~-.o-
|orl"ss POWDERED. DISSOLVENT.
a la, wcca!ess; prepared for plants.
spha,. thrubScry. Mfg. by Taylor
Ia sn,,. o. Fertilizer Co. dealers In
orS W. sssl-W.. Tor saie by Peoples
''"K Co. Porter Walton CO.
-27T1
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oAFES AND VAULTS.

'olpa ilSTE LINE OF SAFES AND
D r"ayo on hand. A few second
NJ Sess Tor sale, Write for circular
n '''s q; Vault Co. II II, .. place.
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Furnished Rooms.

CtNlSHED ROOMS FOR RENT
near university. $40 SO. 18th It. gi467
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rRN AND 6-ROOM APART
IA IN Kenstngton and Ia France.
1 s,o.s0 Wasatch 202T-M el9l4
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WEATHER STRIPS TO KEEP OUT THE
cold at Rivers Bros. .3 West Srd So.
k5seI
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Sec nc before buying. / buy and sell
lnprc hotels and roomlng houses than all
other agents combined
fnrn. aud lease % rooms: steam heat.
pdln. toilet e. l., iycsr lease; net rent
On - rooms only $50. Price $500.
..ie rooms, swell housekeeping place.
S'vV. Rooms all rented. Dandy location,
~, room house. right down town. a
UanuF place. $500. Terms II necessary.
80 rooms. Worlangman's house. rent
80 You can clear over 800 a month.
Rooms all rented $500: $500 cash
tor grocery stores. restaurants, cigar
good legitimate propositions not men
toned In this ad
ROSS c. DAVIS, Hotel Croker,
llS So. Main Wasatch 5S39.
nll54
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~, GRAIN AND FLOUR.

ca, fHONE. PHONE WAS. So64
~ py sock Or ton, cheapest place
. IN y, and grain. Cash Commission
"a W. lst So. (UnioD drlvers-)
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housekeeping Rooms.

|tRS ROOMS FOR II. X, GAS
se: rent very reasonable. l2 Ken
trace. ith and 5th So. Off w. Tenn
1880
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Farms for Rent.

~ VI llo ACRES, CLOSE TO SALT
Sty. Good improvements and
I'| rer right. VIII lease on shares.
must furnish two teams and
9 Haqtess B-32. Tribune. mSS75
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OR TWO MODERN. FURNISHED
eKecpihg rooms. GIG So. Main.
m2iG5
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A WORD TO THE SELLER. II you
nave bargain VIC will scll it quick.
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CORSETS.

NJ o., ~N-~-~-~~~->~~-~-->~-->~|0-~-
=. ~ HAYES. SPIRELLA CORSETS,
<ts,s guarantee. go West 3rd No.
,'en 2oSo-J. n39
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FRUIT AND COAL.

ZION'S FRUIT & COAL co.
Fruits, Vegetables and All Kinds OF
Fancy Groceries: Hay. Grain, Soai ana
Kindling. ,ru,,
m2923
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ATTORNEYS.
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
ACCOUNTANTS

HOW MUCH PROFIT DID TOU MAKE
In 1917? Did you lose money? Whyj
toiiicible balance sheet drawn up show III
lnc exactly how you stand today? SpcciV
attention 10 small traders. Systems III III
troduced. Fees reasonable. HylaI IN
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|zE.R ROOM APARTMENT, STEAM
4 $40: %5S 60. 9Th East, apt. 8.
k3o0
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TAILORS.

Nj S0--------~--~~.---~---
Ia LiiE TAILOR 7j so. STATE
shd ovcrcoat5 from sle up,
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real bargains. When you see the word
BARGAIN In our ads. you know It is
a bargain
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Abstracts-Title Insurance.

UTAH SAVINGS &c TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and title insurance:
attend to all details In transferring and
mortgaging land titles. Capital s250.o0o.
235 Nalu g255g
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$4,000
Tor slX-room modern brick home: $500
cash, $1,000 month. Nice southeast To-
cation.
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ni24t
SPRING WILL

SPRING WILL SOON BE HERE.
Vow Is the time 10 be looking around
lsct a more beautiful spot in tho world
than a forty-acre irrigated fruit and
snEar-beet farm at "Moslda bv The
Lake, opposite Provo IN Utah county
Just nfty miles south OF salt Lake CIty
You arc In the very heart Of tho best
producing valley I'm Utah. Soil ten 10
fIteen feet deep: land extremely fertile:
perpetual water right. Electric light,
telebhone and district school now on the
tract. Price OF land and water IN not
less Than forty-acre tracts. 800 per acre
ID eleven annual payments with interest
al Der cent. Write Immediately for full
iniovmauo about one hundred fifty
buyers and the lapd will all be gone
NATIONAL SAVINGS & TRUST CO
TOP floor Walker Bank bldg. nsea
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WELDING.

WE WELD CAST IRON. ALUMNI
steel or any other metal. bring
broken machines and water JACKIE
US for repairs. Utah Ornamental
& Bronze Works. l56 West South t.
Wasatch 46i8.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS FOR BUILDING. YOU MAY
have your own architect, your own
plans. your own superintendent; or we
will supply plans. You, may repay US
same as rent. Interest reasonable Thus
you can get n home for what you are
paying In rent. Salt Lake Security d
Trust Co.. 32 Main St e1lO3
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|EW MODERN FLATS. STEAM
y gas and large porch. 1o6 W. lst
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$3.50
for modern six-room 2-story home on
md ave. On terms.
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MORE BARGAINS.
JUST A WORD TO THE BUYER
rave you noticed the tremendous rca
the reason:
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4 NEW 3-ROOM APARTMENTS
modern conVenienCcS except steam
disappearing beds. Inquire 375 +,
<gfth n11iS
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For Rent-Garage.

oAopILE GARAGES SALEsRooM,
'uny equipped and tho best loca-
~ me city. State street bet, End
III III SSouth. formerly occupied BY the
4 Oodd Co. Apply 6. S. Holmes,
henlob hotel. 1904
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.0Ns MODERN. ON FIRST FLOOR.
"a In. The Avalon. 29s East 3rd So.
- car fare. Phone Was. 5S16M or
|hniior. Moi
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5-RoOM BRICK HOUSE. near O. S. L.
shops sell cheap; tcrms. Address C.27
Tribune. n16l
AEHTON a JENKINS, REAL ESTATE
loans and insurance ~ Main street
Phones 0o1 mzo7a
TWO LOTS IN SoUTHGATE PARK.
half block west OF Main street. just
below 18th South, ! paid $500 for the
need the money. Inquire Of owner, 1902
Walker Bank bldg. or call wssatch ss5.
m7It
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pE coRsgTs sATIsFaCTIoN
nrs. fg.o, only sold BIZ trained cor
nfchn nsien Osborne. 80 Woodruff apts.
----l .03b-J. n107S
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PRIVATE HOME.

WILLOWS = MERE. CONFIDENTIAL
confinement, seclualon. legal adoption.
Mrs r. Phillips. 11th e, bet 18th and
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y SNAP-AN S-EOOM EoOMING
mouse, modern. best location. 5000.
owners business out of city forces him
10 sell, Inquire 1864 w. South Temple.
nsoo
FOR SALE-LARGE. MODERN ROOM
inG house central location: part cash,
balance easy payments. Call or address
>. l. Mayer. III East Broadway. nli2f
FOR SALE-ROOMfNCi HOUSE. s
rooms: close in; at a bargain. Apply
21o West lst So nl25i
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"a MODERN APARTMENT. ELE-
q fornished; plano. G. Athena. ~
.'Nsst. nl392
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For Rent-Hotels.

<fENr on LONG LEASE, NEW 80
w, ureproof. modern hotel: 30 rooms
i. p],FaI= baths: central location, Ad-
+. Q. box 356 h2069
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FARMS.
Government Lands,
For Sale or Trade

TO TRADE-A 12o-ACRE IRRIGATED
farm. value $4,000. for n business or
dry land. Address Mrs. Y. r.. Cos So
LIST W, city. mss
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REAL BARGAINS.

REAL BARGAINS.
33iX1 RODS facing north between
r and streets. commencing 1854 II.
west from S street. Sidewalk. sewer and
water taxes all paid, Right -of-way on
east side and turn around In rear. Price
$500 No bargain like II anywhere
Grab It before IL goes.
"a n, Seventh West 2bxl0 rods Land
worth $1,000 at least 6-room house on
same cannot be built for $1,000. Will
sell for $1,000 for short time. Splendid
buy for railroad man.
e12 W. Seventh South We have the
greatest bargain in the city. Descrip-
uon: broom strictly modern home
with room for two or three rooms In
1oorcd attic at very little extra cost
Has lovely mantel, combination gas and
electric light fixtures. latest plumbing
connected with sewer, large front porch
over entire front of house back
screened porch. finest basement In city
under the entire house containing the
best hot air furnace in city. without
exception. Land we'll worth at least
$500. House cannot be built for $3.50
But will sell for only $1,000 When you
can buy at hguTe less by 800 than
same can be produced for, then you
cannot make any mistake. Same should
sell for $500 to give owner any rca-
sonable profit for trouble OF producing
Il. Phone Wasatch sol or 22l2. MS
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partments Unfurnished.

N NoDERN FLAT. ELEGANTLY
|.l,tJ: $3.50. lly. 2jII-E. nIi00
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES.

BANK. OFFICE, BAR AND STORE
fixtures. special designs submitted on
epplica tion. household refrlgeratore
carom and pocket billiard tables. bowling
alleys and supplies Brunswick Bake
Collender Co. $50 TO $50 South 4th West
Phone Wasatch 453 a4oSs
W. l.. wETHERBEE CO.. DESIGNERS
and manufacturers OF bar. bank. Office
and store fixtures: also agents for BILL
Hard. pool fables and supplies. CfYics
and factory. 1850 West LIST 60. Was
522s hSs2o
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Furniture Moving.

oLD nOUDS. PIANOS. OFFICE
saie, fafss. etc. Alex Pickering
-tis' Co, cSHA
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TYPEWRITERS.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING.

JOHN j. LAASS.
Mechanical engineer. structural design
ing and general drafting. Inyentipg
specialty. Office No. 9o2 Kearns bldg.
Tel Wasatch 1925. H&aoo
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FURRIER.
APPLES-POTATOES

ToX FRUIT FARM APPLES, SSc PEK
L n,hei. potatocs, soc por bushel. da.
,,ycred' Phone Murray ls-J. m5'i'
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W. sl35. ], l.. DENHAM CO. ". AS3.
SUCCESSORS to
a. y. Humpbrics, rs W, end So. ST.
HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS.
GOOD 4-RooM HOUSE. SOUTHEAST,
close to car, large lot. shade. lawn.
s14o0. $500 cash, balance like rent.
4-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW. ONE
half block from Ninth East pave
ment large lot, cement basement,
porchcs bathroom complete. electric
fixtures. lawn, shade, walks. $3.50.
NEW HOUSE. SOUTHEAST. CLOSE
In. with . large rooms and bath, full
cement basement. > porches. nantel,
electric nxtures. large lot cement
walks, shade. lawn. 5000. terms like
rent
7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. SOUTHEAST.
or car line. lot 5oXl20 feet. nice lawn,
shade. $1,000, terms TO suit.
7-RooM. o-SToRY MODERN BRICK
house, blocks from city and county
bldg, large lot, mantcl and lawn,
$3.50. terms 10 suit.
We HAVE A SNAP IN SOME BUILD
ing lots on Fifteenth East car line at
s1a5 each, SO cash and So month.
W. ilS3. j. /. DENHAM CO, w. HS3.
Successors TO
A. y. Humphr!cs. IS W. End So. 81,
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DO YOU WANT TO MAKE SURE
money? II So. embrace tho following
opportunity: 81 rods b. 20 rods at 1920
So. State street, land easily worth
Sc. 10000. improvements cost more than
s.. 10000: vii! sell for $4,000 90. VIII lease
same for ten years so as to pay fair rate
tirno you should want your money back
we vii! refund Il. Just think OF wha. AN
opportunity this is, You getting interest
on your money all the time and n property
should double or treble IN the meantime
just think what your profit would be. II
is the opinion OF experts that State street
property Will enhance very materially IN
value in the next few years. a fund OF
$3.50 VIII be accumulated each year and
invested In nrst~class securities for the
purpose OF accommodating fund to re-
deem the property. providing the pur.
chaser should want his money bsck
Phone Wasatch 50I or 2ciS. NJ
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STREET.
CASTOR BrfefletS.
MoNcE.Lo1

Everything in and around CASTOR
has frightened with the opening flow
ers and the songs of birds, the sweet
harbingers of spring.
We are sorry to know that Mrs. Sara
Price is very i'll. We hope she will
have speedy recovery.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. s.
W. Gardner is improving. Hope to
see her out again soon.
The different societies of the Cas-
ton Baptist church had very enjoy
able Easter service in the afternoon.
The exercises were very good. We
have just started on this class of
work and while we may not have been
able to accomplish much, yet we hope
to do more in the future for the
Master.
Prof. J. O. Wingard has closed the
CASTOR school. We miss our friend
Jesse. We hope to see him back
when school opens again.
Mr.. G. A. Goodwin is out again. al
though be has to be on his crutches,
but we are, glad to see him out again
anyway.
Mrs. Mary sightler and her daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie, have returned home
after visit to Lexington and Irene.
We are panied to learn of the death
of our friend, Mr.. Darling Neese. The
relatives of the deceased have our
sympathies.
We are also sorry to learn of the
death of Mrs. Arnold Sturkie. This
lady was faithful and effective church
worker and her place will be hard to
ELL. Our deepest sympathy goes out
to the stricken family and community.
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Sightler spent
Easter in CASTOR. We are. always
glad to see them.
Mrs. Bertha Hutto, of New Brook
land, spent q few days with Misses
Bertelle Price and, Lou B. Fallaw.
Mrs. Abiegil Fallaw and little Min.
ME spent night with the family OF
Mr.. J. G.. Fallaw.
Misses Berlie and Bonnie Spires were
the guests of Miss Lou Belle F'allaw.
The many friends of Mr.. w. n.
Spires are glad to see that/he is able
to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Hutto, of Co.
lumbia, spent Easter with relatives at
| CASTOR.
[ Mr.. E. o. Fallaw spent Easter al
| home.
Mr.. A. R. Sightler and daughter
Miss Vashti, spent pleasant time al
| Lexington. <.... ...
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Sightler, spen
| Easter at home. They are now living
| at St. George.
A CASTOR Guy.
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From Around st. Johns.

| The recent rainfall has haulted the
farmers with their work.
Mr.. J. ;. Harmon, who has been
saving shingles for the winter season,
| will leave the mill and go to his fam
work.
The roads in our section need more
work as they are not in good condi-
ton.
Our telephone line is in good condi-
ton now. We can talk to whom we
please at home.
Mr.. r. II. Shuu is doing a good
mercantile business. He is also a
hustling farmer.
Mr.. W. K. Hook has built a nice
house and has recently rented it.
= W. K. is hustler and has a soul as
big as his body.
Mr.. C. O. Amick's saw mill has a
cc,tinual buzz day in and out. Bub
knows how TO make the big bug hop.
!. Our school boys and girls are spend.
ing their Eastertide at home.
Fertilizers have been hauled to our
section to beat the band, I fear to beat
the price of cotton down. Put corn in
the ground, boys; that will make the
mare 90.
Tie school at this place is flourish
ing nicely under the skilled and eff
cient management Of Miss Sue Oorley.
She is loved by her pupils and the
community at large. I think it wise
to elect her for another term.
A number of our folks have; been
hnying land and moving about for the
past few months; some coming in and
some starting off, but they find no
place like our section.
Rev. B. D. Wessinger finished his
work Yesterday as pastor Of st. Pauls
pastorate.
The new church at this place is
nearing completion. When completed
it will not only be a credit to the con-
gregation but to the entire section.
The work is under the management
of the pastor, Rev. Risinger. These
people wish to come to the fro! ith
their church and show what love
they have for the great Shepherd
above.
Miss Haigler, of Summerland college,
spent Easter with Miss Mary Ballen-
tine.
March "a, 1918. W. G. S.