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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-16
MAKING RENovATjONS,

Tho interior of the Calumet Mason
ic Templc in the Union Building Il
LeinG thoroughly renovated and plac.
ed in good condition Hardwood floors
are being Installed throughout and the
kitchen will be moved from the west
end to the east end of the building
The locker room will also be moved
and numerous smaller changes are
proposed which will bring the lodge
room up-to-date. The interior will b,
entirely rcdccoratcd.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-16
ARRANGING FOR MEETING.
Col Mott, Manager OF u, y. Bureau, T.
IN Marquette.


IN Marquette.
Colonel G. w. Mott has arrived IA
Marquette from Mcuominee To arru.,
for the annual business meeting OF lhs
Upper Peninsula development bureau.
to be- held in Marquette, Fob llo
IS strongly optimistic in his views oa
the WoTl, undertaken. The bureau has
completed it's SECOND successful year
he said, and upper peninsula p''lre
are ilnally awakening To- the import.
aHco ut the movement.
The chief session Feb I will be- held
az lo o'clock a. ~. in the city Rail at.
S,mblv room The public is invited
tu attend this meeting and time viii
be set aside for those who may visa
to speak. New ideas for the further
ancc of the work of advertisiug th'
upper peninsula will be gladly ac'rp.
ted, ana ii is hoped the public Will
Join Whole hcartedly I'M making lt'
meeting interesting. The business viii
he 80 elect new directors. five n"p
each county. who, i'm turn. will m' Z
I" elect the officers.
ou the afternoon preceding the pub
lie meeting there will be mee'tu;
of the present directors at the Mar
Quote club. The session ,,ilj '"u"'
to- order to . o'clock. Anyone vino
may be interested in the worl, of lha
bureau, whether lie is y director or uaa
is invited ~ attend.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-16

goth oi March. Iu that case Easter Day
would not Ac observed until after tue
next fun moon which reckoning
tn,uty-eight days, would bc the cich-
t.cutn OF April But ir April Is were
% SUNDAY. Easter Day would bc the
uag following. D. e, Auril -. which is
th, latest possible date upon which 1t
can fall This happened in 1856 and
viii next occur in 1888 and not again
in over hundred years.
In word. then. the earliest pos
sipie date urou which Eastor Day can
aU is March -; ia" latest possible
hal- is AurLL -
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-16
PASSES AWAY IN CALUMET.
Mrs, w, w, Van Patton SucCumbs IA
SIX Weeks Illness,


Mrs w. w. Van Patton. aged 80
years wife of w. w. Van Patton who
has been Waterman at the Portage
Lake ship canal for the past fifteen
years passed away at about > o'clock
this morning in Calumet after an III
ness pC about six weeks duration with
throat trouble. Mrs. Van Patton came
to this city for treatment several days
ago. but her condition gradually grew
worse until the time of her death. She
was native of Tawas City, Michigan.
where her parents survive her. Be
sides her husband. she leaves three
small children. The remains have
been taken to the Stralow residence in
West Hancock. from where hcfuneral
will bc held Saturday Services will
be held in the Hancock NJ. T.. church.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-16

Tense give evidence and insist that 1T
and before the time of publishing the
words complained of the plaintin was
guilty of the facts charged aud i'm,
puted To him
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-16
BOWLING MATCH At CUBS.
Bsrbc,u Of Lsko Linden Makes SPLEEN
did Averaqe LAST Ninht.

s spirited four gam" bowling match
Wa played ON the cubs alleys last
evening between picked teams CON
posed pf members Of the 6. n II aud
Lake Linden liy"s Some cxcolleu;
scores were hung up ia this cor,es,,
ar" Of tho best being by Bdrbcau "l
Lake Linden who averaged over 80
iu each ~ the -amcs Following Wei,
IL. .nL-.-l.Ln-I -...rnu-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-16

John u. Foster, who has just been
appointed secretary Of the Now York
Giants. has been i'm newspaper work
more than thirty years aud has been
writing sports, especially baseball,
nhnnf INNrnIN-fiNn Nonrs
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-11-06

speed 1t was terrific. was stunned
for moment. but the sweetest voice
in the world recalled me to my senses
1T was glorious. magnificent cried
my mistress exultantly. Are you
hurti Are we safer"
Her clothes had been drenched. of
course. but she was otherwise unharm
ed and there was strange light in her
eyes.
II am not hurt" | answered God
has preserved me thus far"
For me-" she said softly.
For your service" answered
gravely. quite nndersta nding that was
what she meant
And now to make the landing The
boat. while ii had come to standstill
was filled with water. but | couldn't
stop to bail it out then. so | stepped
carefully forward shipped the oars
and rowed slowly forward across the
lagoon.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-11-06
Six Per Cent. Carmel Special
School District Bonds.

To be sold to the highest bidder or bid
ders.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
ONCE of the Clerk Of the Board of Education
of Carmel Special School District of High
land County Ohio. until Saturday, Novem-
Der Stb, 1918, at IL O'Clock noon for the pur-
chase OF One housanu Dollars $4,000. 00) of
Carmel Special School District bonds.
Said bonds are issued in sums. of SiOO. 90
ach, and are to be dated Nov Sth, 1918, to
bear interest from date at six per cent per
mum, payable semi-annuaily on the End
day of March and September, 1914, and each
year thereafter.
The principal and interest of said bonds
are payable at the ONCE of the Treasurer of
= armel Special school District of Highland
County. Ohio, and are issued by authority of
Sec 1925 of the General Code of Ohio. tor
the purpose of purchasing site and to erect
school house thereon for the proper ac-
'commodation of the schools of said dis
trict.
Said bonds are payable as follows
One bond of 800 90 due March 2nd, 1894.
One bond of $4,000 due Sept 2nd, 1884. a
One bond of $4,000 due March end 1895.
One bond of $4,000 due Sept. End, 1895.
One bond of $4,000 due March End, 1885.
One bond of $4,000 due Sept 2nd 1896.
One bond of $4,000 due March End, 1887.
One bond of 800 90 due Sept 2nd, 1887.
One bond OF $4,000 due March End, 1888.
One bond of 800 90 due Sept. 2nd, 1898
Said bonds will be s" Id tor cash, and for
not less than the face value thereof with
any interest that may have accrued thereon
and bids will be received for a part or all of
said bonds. and bidders are required to
state the gross amount they will pay for
said bonds or any part thereof.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certi-
fed check or cash in the sum of $4,000 and
the privilege to reject any or all bids is re-
served.
BY order of the Board of Education of
Carmel Spe Cial School District of Highland
County, Ohio o. L HIATT, Carmel, o.
Clerk of the Board of Educ tiun of Carmel
Special School District of Highland
County, Ohio. 1l-6 adv
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ALLENSBURC.
Nov. 3, 1918.

Nov. }, 1913.
Mrs. NoahsShaffer is visiting rels-
tives at Midland City.
Ernest Galley is visiting friends and
relatives in Norwood.
Ortha Ludwick and wife and daugh-
ter, Hattie, of Cincinnati, spent last
week with relatives here.
James Sanderson and wife and
daughter, Leota, of South Liberty,
spent Sunday with viii Barnett and
wife.
Mrs James Brewer, of Russell, is
visiting her father, John Hawk, who
is very sick.
Joe Fawley and family, of Morris
vile, spent Sunday with T. j. Screech-
field and family.
John Winkle and wife and daughter,
Opal, spent Sunday with John Thorn
burg and family.
Miss Dena Ludwick spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Nellie Shaffer,
at Honolulu.
T. e. Hawthorn and family and L.
e. Shaffer and family, of Jacksonville,
Mrs. Ortha Ludwick and daughter,
Hattie, of Cincinnati, and Luther
Shaffer. of Hillsboro, spent Sunday at
the home of Noah Shaffer.
M. T. Vowel, of Hamilton, is visit
ing friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Ellis Wilkin, Of Shackelton,
visited her sister, Miss Ella Carpenter,
one day last week.
Alfred Shields, Of Lynchburg, spent
Sunday with his. sister, Mrs. Milton
Holden.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-11-06
THE NEWS HERALD

lower ana luwpr there was sound of
grinding along the keel We had struck
the coral evidently thought this was
all. for nnui her moment and the bottom
w0uld nave hpen ripped ont ~ her hut
ne we were ovpr in safety
The last remainder Of the wave
broke fairly over MS and struck me in
the back as ! stood aft with such force
as to bring me to my knees However.
In that position | acted as "A sort Of
break water aud the dinghy was not
completely filled Although she had
shipped quantities OF sea. she still
toated The force with which we had
been thrown over the crest of the wave
1rOve us iaDdward with tremendous
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CHAPTER XII
How We Landed on the Wondrous
Shore.

Shore.
A LTHOCGH our progress in the
IA water ladeE boat was slow. il
didn't take us long to reach
the shore which was there
nothing more than strip of sand
perhaps hundred yards across at the
widest part 1t was as bare of any
thing as the palm of my hand |
hauled the boat up on II after we had
dfsembarkpd and haStened to dis
charge its precious cargo The inval
liable powder and shot had been kepr
in cans and TASKS in air tight lockers
forward and aft and were undamaged
The rest of her lading had been IN the,
water too short time to be much
hurt 1t was all water soaked OF
course. but an hours exposure i'm the
warm sun on the dry sand would make
1t as good as new. Spreading all out
to dry pulled the plug from the boat.
drained the water from her and haui
ed her up well on to the sand.
A hasty glance assured me that the
cliff was of coral formation. jagged
u
Granny After we had made every
thing shipshape suggested to Mis-
tress Lucy that we start at once ex
/ ploring. ] proposed that we follow
the course of the sandy strip and see il
there was no: some break In the cliffs
whereby we could get to the top and
learn what was within the wall And
so refreshing ourselves and taking with
us some provisions, for we might have
to go clear around the island, we pres
emily started out.
felt very easy in my mind regarding
any present peril from the ship, for
knew that no boat she possessed could
run the reef as | had done. and even II
she had had another like the dinghy
| was confident that there was no mar
aboard her that had the strength ana
skill. TO say nuthing of the courage. t.
bring her through. If there were NJ
natives or wild beasts to be feared we
were at least safe for the time being
Think you Master Hampton" saic
my little mistress, this is the island OF
which my ancestor wrote?"
II am sure of it," replied
He referred to 1t, If ! remember
right, as the island of the Stairs die
be notT"
Yes" was my answer "You remem
ber he indicated stairway about tn,
middle of the island"
surely. II we are to get to the tor
Df yonder wall IT must be by stairs OF
some sort"
1T would not be difficult TO clint
it," ! assented. "for a man. that is
save for one thing"
And what is that7''
These pinnaeles Of rock are as sharI
as needles. It would be like climbing
broken glass. The climber would be Gu
AZ piecss before ne nad gone half wsJ.'
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Teachers, Examination.

The Highland county Board of School Ex-
tons OF Applicants of Certificates will take
place In the Washington School Building.
Hilisboro, on the first Saturday of every
month.
Patterson examinations will be held on the
third Saturday of April and on the third
Saturday of May.
AS prescribed by law, the fee for teachers.
examinations Will be so cents, while. for
Patterson examinations no fee is charged
o. A. TBNBR, Sinking Spring. Pres.
adv W. q. VANCE. Hillsboro, Vice Pres
II. b. GALLIErT, Lynohburg, Sec.
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According to United States govern
ment experts raisin seeds can be made
to yield clear syrup, and oil useful
In paint and soap making. a tanning
extract and meal for feeding stock.
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ITO be Continued.l

"He says he's boss-likes to show
his wife that he's clothed in authori-
ty."
"All can say is that he's a pretty
poor dresser. ."-Town Topics
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yawned extravagantly. II will go
and turn in. think. II you need me
call me"
As went below into the cabin l saw
that in a few moments he would be
like the rest
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CHAPTER X.

In Which We Pass the Barrier.
T<HB lazarette was well provided.
and / stocked the boat hand
somely. not forgetting an Ak, a
lantern and tinder box. There
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-03

flHsT-cLA wAIprs]
,.rn,1. almost new: VIII sell iinUs y, m1
Terms; j. 6. MeHonnSi Si fsli
l0s West Broadway 'd -
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BARBER SHOP EcnX
South. loving d,y
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HOUSES OF ALL KINDS, IN ALI.
parts OF the city
Mr.. Blake
UNITED HOME BUILDERS.
Orpheum Bldg. Wasatch 1855
L.
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4-RM. MOD; A4i ETH EAST. ..... N7 90
6-rm. mod; IA h. End south. ~ .oo
7-r!n. mod. $50 st, cor, 3rd ave. 20 w
S-rm roomlng house, 80 Coml St. % 90
Business corner. 7th South and 'th E'
Make oifer. m
Peterson K. f.. & Inv Co., % EAST 5In
South. Phone 1920. h5's
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fets. gas range, steam heat. disappear
ing beds, sleeping porch. new bniIdlns'
s27 80 per month SIS So. West TcmpIe'
Ready for occupancy Nov. 10.
T24 sixth ave 3-room modern; Slb.
647 Fourth East, s-room modern; s21.
COG Fifth ave, Groom modern; $50.
2455 Pine st. 4-room modern; Sts' co
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS CO,
80 Main ST. was. ZV9V
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TRUNKS & LEATHER GOODS

TRUNKS, SUIT CASES AND RAGS
made and repaired. Salt Lake Trunic
Factory, 1873 East Broadway Phone
""e'' 0'-" g366S
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

10 PATENT INVENTIONS RECIcTTp
trade marks or copyrlrh,s Soc n
lho'iias' SVS Utah Savings & Trust bldg
Olni
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER

REYNOLDS & SUMMERS
Largest. best-eGuipped stenograD DbIc or-
hces in the entire west. 1908 walker
Bank bldg. III.
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For Sale or Tna
IAIINDRIE

WORK BACK o" shIrfz
PALACE LAuNsp' AAi,,s
Office If West Isl ST. ssrlt
9fiice 6ffice, % i. second ssStS sSd
Works 75S y. oeS rSs ~.
Laundry brought to ''''
cent.
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SANITARY CARRIAGE CANS

O. aprsAcLr - :, - ~>-~|7eI7>~>--~~-~>~>~--~-~
with our service S. l. SraveDrsr r.
SSsnl.ary Garbage Co. % East 4th South
~ VII nv C2627
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-03

LISTEN: HALE pIvr 49,
Ky, Sor: pint 5Gc.t b0SDr|
ihinperlai I'm beer. SOC; s. ,sis
par oo2-i South State as
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SAFES AND VAULTS


COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES ON
hand. Shcaly Safe g. Vault Co. Il
Postofnce place oe542
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-03

TWO GOOD HORSES FOR SALE. Mom ,2li
rison's, $50 w. 9th North. "Aa fnsio
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-03

VERY DESIRABLE 5-RM. APT, WITH
porches. including sleeping porch Out
Of smoke limit. See Ianitor. Peery apts..
Bird ave. between 4 and y sts. h4os
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-03
CHIROPRACTORS


CECIL & CECIL, GRADUATE CuIRO-
practors Chronic and female troubles
specially. Computation free. Suite
403, 235 South Main. roai
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Furnished Rooms


MOD, WELI-FURN ROOMS; STEAM
heat. hot and cold water. clothes CLOS,
cts. phones in each room, public iadles
and gents bath on each fioor- On aC-
count OF reduction on rent. we are max
ing special low rates. .by week or month,
Lake Hotel. As Postoffce place. gzfA4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-03

9 AND 4-ROOM. MODERN EXCEPT
heat. best location, walking distance ::
newly finished interiors; large lawn. In
quire 622 p. md South, Phone Hyland
37e-J. h35S
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished

STRICTL.Y MODERN. S-RooM; Two
story brick: east side: wlthih easy
walking distance; splendid location: large;
cheerful rooms: polished floors; coal ana
gas ranges; newly painted and decoratcu
good barn, suitable FOR garage; lawn anu
40 drjhune g45i9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-03

PARTICULAR PEOPLE PLEASED.
Lace curtains made 10 look like new;
35c q pair: rates to rooming houses
work called for and delivered Was
lSTS-M. h4gi
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FoRsALp@
-MailscelIanssou,. aLlNsansou,

100 MISFIT sIiITo o-I
cost Nobby sulto,lasIo 81
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CATTLE. CALVES, ANY AGE. KEEP
two registered Jersey bulls: service.
COWS fetched A r. Saunders. rear 1415
So Main. Hyland 3022-J. g2027
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-03
FOR RENT
Housekeeping Rooms

HAVE YOtI SEEN THOSE NOVEL
housekeeping apartments at tns nay
mond hotel? Ono room, with disapp'dSats- p'dtn.
ing bed. disappearing gas ranSs' io 90 "a
tables, etc all outside rooms. Rates so,oo
per week and up. 64 So. Main. hoa1s n1s
Exchange 3S5.
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LiacMGs' n cNeis. ali mSeS maSSeSS 4 s'S 81
G. 'GSNI D. fovelt foundry
satch 1890.
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OSTEOPATHY

DR.; 6. A, GAMBLE. 607-s NINTyEE
plug.: hours. 10 8. Wasatch 52S1. Dis
es It's Vi women specially. ConsuIta-
' iee' 1895
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S7 soUTH IND WEST, ONE GRA1 s,..
% mare. are weight 1850. one shetland pony; pony;
also team wagon and harness. ,a5 Wti5
trnde Call for Mr. Dilley's pony nv
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FOR SALE
,-,.--.SlL .MSlLiscelIaneou,
sA ND AND Gpav
springs gravel nj, 4,
me Phone wa, J;
100 MIsrIT sIiITs r
cost No0by suiioriasUo soa 4
STALE BREAD Eon c-
Royal Baking Co, D." s;sIi s;alS "a
almost new: viii sal, II,hus . MX
ieni1s: ,sn J. 6. MsnSnn,Glii ~ islf
los West Broadway @'a Cd,
BARBER SHOP Eo,n-1
sdu,S sTqd business; leaving HS "a SIAls
ORGAN. PIANO. uoTy,
barber chair, cheaD 5,. y, Al
LISTEN! HALE pIv,r no,
NY Sor; pint. sic; esv.SDr
year-old, $3.50: lissI jsaks
imperial beer. SOC; ,s5 % s
par 0o2-i South State '' as
GOOD WORKING sI,,,-
s,atn from 81 to $40. I1ss I,ssss
ela.e.
$50 DRUMMER's s1,r,
iall and winter lro,,.;.A ,s.;nAnl
Sl2 Kearns bldg. 00s''' ~
coTswoID AND 1ISc..
and ewes, James Win,.'
North. Was. sSl6.W. ''' =
BURROWS CoMBTNl-,o.
pool and billiard table RI Ss,l
BICYCLE CHEAP, NEW Tr,
shape Hyland 1a..J ~ i
JONATHAN APPLES Il
livered. Byde A. Wyls ~
Farm Hy, 1884. " '
$3.50 AUTOMATIC Cam p,
terms to suit. Inquire s,ls \.
Ing Co. 135 T.. ist 60.
GOOD STALE BREAD rEp,-~
| perior Baking Co, sis n,-s.
ith and 9th on 9th souls
100 oVERcoATs, cRIyr
rain coats. cheap. nobNy -
I HAVE 5-KARAT pItpoy,|
for sale al $4,000. I paa tsI
dress X-a5, Tribune.
5-H, P. CLIMAX UPRrcpi
Fairba nks- Morse S-i.i 4
pump. both In good copdIS,
Regal Cleaning Co., 155 e al
TWO 70 II. P. AND ONE 4 Z
comotive type steam bdls1
| SO Walker Bank bldg. n
Machinery Co.
EAM BoULET AND cE1
rams. Heher Bennlon, NJ
East Hyland 90.
POTAToEs-lO-BUsHEL Ia
cash; beats credit. Unssd,
West So. Temple Was ~
NATIONAL CASH REGBIu
putting scale. cheese cu,tss 9
mond ring; will soil sepaanJ,
sell quick. Box SSc.
MEMBERSHIP IN BEAR EyI|
company for sale Address q
une,
HAMILTON BEACH TaT.N
yibrators at bis redrcliuz I
Colonial hotel. FIX, IL.
GROCERY FIXTURES. CAss|
ter. scale, horse. Gelivery "a
fixtures, at a bargain; bakgi 4
East and Sth South. Hy sN
PEOPLE CALLING wASA7U|
regards TO potatoes and irzs
satch 2052-R.
s GOOD GRADE JERSEY 0|
calves, 2 springing COWS, | =
Sey bulls. \. T. Saunders. ~
Main.
WE WILL MAKE YOU
player-plano out OF ycur er;
ano upright or grand thny
anywhere for four lines ~
vestigale Piano & playE
Co.: Geo. :. Eardley, Mgr.. ~
WE Buy ALL KINDS OF HQ
furniture and pay feas1
You save time and gory Z
up Fisher e. Robbins Co..
South. Wasatch SliL
FOR sALE-ONE KNBAu
ards certificate os credN
discount. Address A-l6, H
LION GAS WATER.HEAl'
Wasatch 32I5-W.
.l-DRAWER NATIONAL T
ter, Terms. Phone W@
ROUND OAK HEATEh
size, No. IA. WITH ocsia
So. No. 8 Rustic court ~
So. on w. Temple ST.
TWO SHARES NEW ss
club. one bungalow. %.
two rowboets for sale on
Room eco Continental o'0s-
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BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD AND ROOM. So A WEEK.
Rooms Sl,60 up. Rear III East End SO.
b192s
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SAM ENGuIMAN BUYS HORSES ASD G
cattle. Was 2lS7-W S6S W. SUI .,sSi @
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For Sale-Motorcvcles

~. r.. TWO-SPEED INDIAN 1919
hnonel. tandem. luggage carrier whistle
presto tank, lamp, horn, etc. r.nuulre n I
''' 90 west Ieinplc. Phone Was. 5000
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For Rent-Houses Furnished

WANTED - CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
family to live IN thoroughly modern
furnished home. Owner wishes board
and lodging with family for part rent.
Call after at 20 o street. h29
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FOR SALE
For sa.e-Horses and Vehicles

SALT LAKE HORSE Sc MULE
MARKET,
3i4 West Fifth south
Phone Wasa tch 4lGi. heIA
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VERY NICELY FURN. ROOM, MOD
ern conveniences; references requ,ppsstu-
535 So w. T. dZe4'
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Poultry and Pet Stock

DENVER INCUBAToRs FOR SALE; s.
Vadner &, Bro, sth East ana AsntSn at o9
nye Hyland 20I0,
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TWO MOD. ROOMS. SINGLE OR EN
suite. 734 z. 9TH SO. St elAii
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SECONDHAND STORES
HATS CLEANED

ii A Il = REMODELED, T. l. l. NJ r. s
cleaned and dyed. corsets made 10
measure. Lady Clementine Tailored Cor
set and Hat Parlors, 2f East Broadway.
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HAT FACTORY

FOR HAT REPAIRING SEE TAYLOR
the Halter, "a East 1st So. Estab
1888. pSaeS
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SECONDHAND ~ -

BEST PRICES e. eg.i'
hand clot6ins' was. as in
West Temple
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STALE BREAD Fop c.-
Royal Baking ca IN sALg IN