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Pleased With Association.

Therefore. I leave with the sense of
leaving great and beautiful association
in religion. which I hope will continue to
grow and make for better men and for
better women in Washington, and will
widen its influence SO as to make for bet
ter and purer religion the country over.
II thank you, my friends, for your
kindness during the last four years l
have not been as regular. perhaps, as l
ought to have been. but Mr.. Pierce has
been good enough to suggest some of the
reasons why at times l have had to be
absent in worShiping in other churches
for various reasons, but always with the
hope that in SO doing l could show that
we were all one brotherhood, and that as
we stood together We could accomplish
esin the name Of Cod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-03

BIGH-CLASS SADDLE HORSES AND CAR
riages for Observation-Disclosures now
PORTLAND STABLES, 643645 n. Y. ave. NV.
Phone NJ. 1853. J. NJ. PEAkE. Prop
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BEHIND GLASS.
BEST VIEW IN WASHINGTON.
Seats for the Inauguration. Steam heat.
t. GUIFFRE,
90s Pa. NV. Prone NJ. 3i95.
WINDOWS 8, ron RENT
Inauguration Day
Apply office. Hotel Driscol
1st and SITS. NV.
SUPPLIES.
The Julius Lansburgh
Furniture and Carpet
Company,
5I2 9th St. NV.
5000 BEST STEEL COTS with a NATIONAL
SPRING that retails at $3.50. finished in
hrcnze. and IL 2 T., G T.; vii! be HIRED
200 BEST FELT MATTRESSES. size . 1t O
in wide and !; inches nc. .s in thickness which
slightly crushed. Will be sold outright at
Also leave your orders with us
for Chairs, Tables, Pillows, Blank
cts, Comfortables, in quantities.
$4,000 pieces in all TO RENT.
ONLY FIRST QUALITY
GOODS.
SPECIAL
We will rent the above de-
scribed Steel Cot with a shop
worn mattress and pillow for
$I.oo complete.
LANSBIrRGH FURNITURE co. SO 9th ST.
5000 Chairs, Cots, Tables,
Etc., for Remtg
For particulars apply
d. NOTES,
615 La AVE NJ 3OOc.
COTS! COTSgy COTSg!!
4 1000 ToH HHST Is fe oS6 2ErF'rs
Regardless of Price,
We also have FURNITURE for all purposes
for rent.
American Furniture House,
Sl4 ST. NV. Phone NJ. Alto.
A FULL LINE OF ALL INAUGURAL EQUIP
ments; FLAGS A SPECIALITY: pennants; est
5es5 s. /. ( E. L. NICHOLSON. 100 II NV.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
80 GOOD SADDLE OR CARRIAGE HORSES
for hire at reasonable price. GENERAL l-lF-
cry CO. nnc.). rear 337 Pa. n W.; phone
Main 1897.
l HAVE $50 OF THE HIGHEST GRADE. SMART
and Up-to-date carriages you ever saw at great
bargain prices. Miniature light one-hOrse Vie
toras and cabriolet two horse victorias, bas-
ket and canopy top surveys. country club traps.
tallyho brakes and four-i hand harness, and
passenger opera hotel buses 6-passenger
family carriages. 10 glass and curtain station
wagons, cat-under traps. ladies' phaetons, reg
ulation high-wheci horse show runa bouts and
harness. horse show gigs. harness and tandem
carts and tandem harness. miniature bachelor
broughams with electric lights game traps. 4
t5-slass) landaus. Pony vehicles and harness
of all kinds. Ladies' spider phaetons with
footmans seat rear; 10 extension front brough-
ans. ladies' horse show cut-under traps 30
coachmen's coats, CHINA mon and black bear
robes and coats to match; two 1-passenger
black bear automobile robes 100 Whitman and
Mcclellan army saddles aud English pgskin
saddles and brides; imported single and dou-
bic harness All the carriages are by Brewster
and other best makers. Sold to save storage
as owners have purchased automobiles. Call
and look them over and you will see the finest
exhibit of carriages you ever looked at SOLD
REGARDLESS OF COST.
WILLARD STORAGE OFFICE,
400 14th ST. NV.
zone block and 4 half below New Willard
Hoteb
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Familiar Scenes at Union Station.

All the familiar scenes attendant upon
the arrival of inaugural visitors were
enacted at Union station Yesterday
Early in the day the station began to
fill; partly with incoming visitors but
mostly with local residents who were
expecting relatives and friands and with
idle spectators who 'Callae to see the
crowd and thereby made it much great
packed the concourSe the station man
agement had SO systema tfzed the hand
ling of the crowd that there was but lit
tie disorder. Al times when no trains
were arriving the crowd "entered about
the middle of the concourSe where
stereopticon booth had been arranged
above the octagonal newsstand. BY
means OF telautOgrapn Stereopticon
train dispatches We're thrown on q large
canvas screen suspended above the train
eates. They included items regarding
the delay of section trains and changes
in schedules. Whenever q train entered
the station yard there was flashed on the
screen information to the effect that
train such and-such is now arriving on
track No. A. or Is or whatever the case
might be.
As soon such a message was flashed
on the screen there a grand rush for
the section of the concourse in which the
gate connecting that particular track is
located. The services of twenty or thirty
railroad employees Were needed al such
times to keep an aisle open through the
vast crowd i'm order that the new arrivals
might be able to get TO the street. The
crowd was great that il was necessary
to keep such passage open through the
concourSe and waiting room and even to
the street car tracks in front of the
building
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THR0NG IN STREETS
Arriving Crowds Give City Hol-
iday Appearance.
UNION STATION A MECCA
Thousands Of Visitors Are Handled
With Dispatch.
CAR LINES ARE KEPT BUSY
Public Comfort Committee Believes
There Will Not Be Less Than
100000 Visitors Here.

Washington yesterday presented y holt
day scene that probably never hes been
eGualed two days III advance OF an In
auguration. Despite cold. dsagreeable
wind which at times blew so hard as to
bend flagpoles until they snapped and
disarranged the decorations on a number
OF buildings. thousands OF persons throng-
ed the streets to view the preparations
made for the Induction into Office tomor-
row OF Woodrow Wilson and Thomas r.
Marshall as President and Vice President
OF the United States
Union station pulsated with humanity,
and it is doubtful II as large a crowd ever
passed through the gates of the city
forty-eight hours in advance Of an in
auguration.
During the morning there was nothing
to indicate that there would be any rec
ords FOR pre-inaugural enthusiasm estab-
hshed. But as the day Wore on the
crowds on the streets grew larger and
by afternoon 1t was evident that the
weather had had little or no effect in
checking the ardor of the holiday makers
Pennsylvania avenue was illuminated in
the evening, and this broad thoroughfare,
from the, Capitol to the Treasury build
ing, at times was lined with people who
crowded the sidewalks to their capacity.
There was no confetti thro wing and I'M
der recent order of tile District Com
m1ss.onels banishing the .'tickler,'' this
feature of merry making WIS absent. The
crowd was a well-behaved one there be-
ing no evidences of rowdyisn
Early in the day Chairman Weller of
the public comfort committee marshaled
the forces of his information bureau at
Union station. Six hundred prominent
business men of the city have offered
their services to the bureau and the sys-
tenn of working them in relays. so that
the bureau can be operated day and
night, was put into effect yesterday with
good results.
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Farewell Message.

After the farewells had been delivered
by the pastor and Senator Fletcher the
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APARTMENTS-FTR NTsHE
: WINDOWS AND ROOMS.

2i17 LIST ST NW-BRIGHT, CLEAN ROOMS
during inauguration; rate reasonable; nice
neighborhood.
9O1 21st NW.-FOUR LARGE. WELL FUR
nished rooms: can accommodate from eight
to forty during the inauguration: also windows
on line OF parade.
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PIANO TUNING

FACTORY EXPERIENCE, TUNING
and player repairing. Piano ~ Player
Rebuilding Co., lSs E. LIST South. Was.
1894. glI7
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TYING SAYS.

$4,000 IN REAL MONEY WILL BUY
the best story-and "a half bungalow for
the money, In the city. Splendid neigh
oorhood. Close In.
The balance. $4,000 will be carried on
mortgage, The bungalow cost $500 and
is practically brand new
THAT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER Of
5th East and 4th South, 132x165 feet. with
all improvements paid, Is a splendid buy
for $500. Room for three or four apart
ment houses
DON'T OVERLOOK that site, 2o5x1s5
feet, opposite the city and county bldg,
on State street. for $500.
THE LOT ON THE SOUTHEAST cor
ner OF End South and 18th East Is not
cheap at s5250 except to those discrmi-
mating people who consider good sur
roundings and beautiful and unob-
structed view of the city. valley and
mountains as worth something.
WITH THE NEW VIADUCT COM
pleted and the depot cars looping on
West 4th South. this will become an i'm
portant street. At 5000 foot. ground
one block and a half west Of the New
house hotel looks cheap.
i6sx165 feet-onIy $4,000.
LOWER STATE STREET is the best
prospective buy in the city
Ie strongly recommends It,
WE HAVE GREAT BARGAINS In
several corners, as well as inside pieces
on state street. We recently sold a piece
for three times the purchase price eight
years ago.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT CO,
35l Main Street Was. 81
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RARGAIN DAY

BARGAIN DAY.
A thoroughly modern house with first
floor lobby, rent $3.50 room: price s45
a room; bath for every four room !,
steam heat. not down at the heel
frazzlcd worn out place but one that is
IN good condition and easily worth twice
the money. The price is S5250; terms
cash or one-half cash. the balance in un-
ihcumbercd city real estate
Another strictly modern house In q
good location: the rent is S417 room
nnc the price Il little over $50 a room;
~ also has bath for every four rooms
steam heat, etc. s2500 cash will handle
TINS. with balance monthly. or the en-
uTe value traded for good ranch land
with water.
Another one not so modern: rent ia
so.od q room; house has 81 rooms and
restaurant; price for all only $1,000:
terms 5000 cash, balance monthly Now
clearing S3I5 month
LIVERY SIZE. EVERY TYPE. EVERY
FRlCE roomlng houses, hotels and
housekeeping apartments. Some modern,
some semi modern. some making money,
some making expenses. Whatever the
ced. u'
B. r. DUNCAN, Manager.
B. .. Department,
"a ferchter 73 South Main ST.
Wasatch Gal. haas
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o acres on East 18th South. near sth
East. known as the Hill Crest chicken
ranch. Must sell Il quick. Over 5000
Good Broom brick. barn for head OF
sock. coops for 1000 chickens. Best and
ample water right, 10 shares; finest flow
Ing vel! in the county The small fruit
and varieties OF larger fruit must be seen
to be appreciated. Go and see IT VIII
sell it on reasonable terms, OF will trade
for city property.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
ssssssSssssisssssS

SSsSs;sSS
TURN YOUR RENT RECEIPTS
INTO GOLD DOLLARS.
YOUR RENT MONEY
Will Buy YOU \
HANDSOME NEW BUNGALOW.
and sl5 per month S5S cAfH AjiI buv YOU a new
rustic bungalow with four rooms and
500 CASH
hna i,a 9i.,S0 per month viii buy you
saiow with bathroom. clothes closets,
ouhet Kitchen two large porches and
''' % rt}rci 9{ lS9 rIe. feet nGaLly feneed
are on Park street between 9TH and 9Th
East streets. Just north OF Wanda mere.
one one ol inc prettest spots In Salt Lake,
cement walks. trees. FREE WATER and
a large lot. neatly fenced. with each
YOU WILL BE SURPRISED
az these beautiful homes. We have three
Sno" us another Salt Lake firm that has
cone this? How have we done Il? Sim
ply this. We are offering homeseekcrs IA
better nome for their money and easier
terms OF payment than any other
agency.
SEEING Is BELIEVING.
we don't ask you TO take our word
self; We know that II you want start
In life, HOME OF YOUR OWN. and
VIII compare these places with the 9TH
ers oHered you, that YOU will buy from
us; See these bargains at once. Don't
delay.
WE WILL BE PLEASED
TO TAKE YOU TO THESE BEAUTI-
FUL HOMES IN OUR AUTOS ON ANY
DAY But SUNDAY.
NJ KELl.AR REAL ESTATE & IN
YESTMENT COMPANY,
INVESTMENT BANKERS.
Established 1902. Incorporated 1915.
Paid UP capital, 500. 900.
4o2 and 400 Walker Bank Bldg
h2hI
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A brand new broom modern brick
bungalow. just completed, on Elm ave,
Ilrst street south Of 18th South, east from
9Th East. Full cement basement, large
sleeping porch; mantel. bookcase and
sideboard all built In Price S325o; 5000
cash and bal. In easy monthly payments,
Have all kinds OF houses lots. acreage.
business and warehouse property for sale,
Let me show you.
A. RICHTER, 73 so. MAIN.
WASATCH 641.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and UnimprOved
LOOK IT OVER.

a. South 9Th East-It is an s-room
cottage, modern In every respect not
water heat, !nlad hardwood floors, and
these floors are beauties; walls fresco
painted on cloth. full cement basement
with laundry; lot "a by 10 rods This
house could not be built today for less
than $500 The lot is worth 800 per
foot, or $4,000. Total value. $4,000. All
assessments are paid In full, Am author
lied to offer this place until Nov. 1st for
$500. $1,000 down and bal. In monthly
payments.
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farm Lands

D0r SaIe-f arm Ga0aS
---~~~~>-~---~----~--~-~
BE YOUR OWN BOSs-BE IN
DEPENDENT.
II you want 90 get ahead. get
into business Tor yourself.
How often have you heard this?
MANY tines. wei venture. And Z
us the truth.
As long as you work FOR some
one else. yoa carry an excess bur
den. You've got 10 deliver
whole lot more than you get paid
for
The man for whom you work
reaps the big profits.
But why harp" on the disad-
Vanlages OF working for someone
else?
Our mission Is to SHOW you the
way out.
Get on a farm. It's the best
business on earth and IL isn't
overdone.
The market for farm products
Is broadening every day. The
profits are growing bigger. too.
At the present time farm Is
IS good as a gold mine. In ten
years IL viii be mint
II doesn't cost much to get
started.
For SIS to s25 per acre. with
five years time for paving. you
can buy Park Valley land.
This land is among the coun-
try's richest
II produces crops that outrival
those raised on much higher
priced land
Five years on one OF these
farms should make man inde-
pendent
Drop us card today for full
Information.
PACIFIC LAND & WATER
CO. 18th floor Walker Bank
bldg, salt Lake City. Utah.
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49, room hotel. rooms and apts.. good
carpets and furniture. strictly modern
rooms and apartments always rented
Only s5250.
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real BARGAIN"
ON LOWER STATE.
$4,000.
Wanted-TO Lease

BEAUTIFUL, MODERN HOME. TEN
rooms. sleeping porches barn, chicken
run. give long lease and six months If
parties will pay taxes and interest
Phone Hyland 29S7-W. hS26
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UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
CLEANING AND pRESSIN !


LADIES' AND GENTS HIGH GLASS
hal nd pressing, guaranteed. 3 w. End
South. Was. 2077. v3264
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EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT

DR. ARTHUR BURROWS. OCUILST
and eurist; spectacles accurately fitted;
difficult cases solicited. 500 Continental
Bank bldg. 1861
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100 MlSFIT SUITS FOR SALE AT
Cost Noooy Suitorium. 219 State st.
et100
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J. l.. DENHAM CO.
w 1883 343 MAIN ST. w T33.
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PRINTING


SEMLOH PRINTERY; R D.
Grow, prop, Phone Wasatch 1907
g4lS3
BUSINESS CARDS. $3.50 PER THOU
sand and up. Letterheads. S2.55 up.
Salt Lake Printing Co, 1875 f.. 1st South
Was 1924. b7Dt
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j L. DENHAM co.
EASY PAYMENT HOUSES.

GOOD 1-ROOM HOUSE, SOUTHEAST,
hali- block from paved street (not IN a
courD; large lot. cement walks and shade.
SlOO cash. balance monthly. Price S1lUO.
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q ROOM STRICTLY TRANSIENT
motel modern in every way. including
steam heat, hot and cold water In all
rooms. The location and entrance are
the best This Is a money maker. $4,000:
terms.
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STOVE and RANGE REPAIRS
FURRIER and TAXIDERMIST

EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
taxlderrnist line made as you want IL
r. Stencil Fur Co. 81 Z. Broadway-2S
years IN Salt Lake. n525
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ROSS c. DAVIS, HOTEL BROKER,
Inc original hotel broker of the inter-
mountain west
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FOR SALE
Miscellaneous

SAND AND GRAVEL AT WARM
springs gravel pit. p. J. Moran, con-
tractor, Inc Phone Was 2273
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10 ROOMS. STEAM HEAT. ELE-
CANT furniture and swell location long
cheap lease. The best bug IN town $1,000;
terms
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COAL AND FUEL

OUR COAL is "JUSTRIGHT" WAS,
iii3. Alliance Coal Co., IL Main st.
gIl4i
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TYPEWRITERS

PIANO AND ORGAN TUNER. PHONE
Wasatch t9ST-W h6Si
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By OWNER. ACRES. FARM OR
pa city 1900 eggs; coops for 1000 chickens.
good barn, so fruit trees. 4-room house.
summer kitchen, e. lights, city water in
house; one block from car line. \ bar
gain at $500 cash. j. r. Reese. r. -
box ~. Mdvale, Utah. 1855
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

If YOU ARE a PARTICULAR PERSON.
you want your household goods stored
only IN the best place--a clean place.
clean from dirt and vermin; q safe place
In every respect our warehouse is the
best for furniture storage. Come around
nd we Will quickly show you WHY.
Phone sos. l59 Main.
b3S05
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Zo-room hotel, all on one floor; hot and
colo water, steam heat; all outside, airy
rooms; rooms always rented Only $4,000
terms. Rent S6 a room.
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DECORATING

|'rd soStEE Err STUDIO
and private
c969
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|.

d 'ecSSnIvIoiNs, cSnv1i.,Ss, REGISTER
a wings e. Trust bldg s +.
Olyl
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2 BLOCKS FROM CITY AND COUNTY
building on paved street, We have a
l-room. 2-story brick house. same as
above-S40O0, on monthly payments
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SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes. 159 State. Was. iT03. d34l6
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If YOU WANT a REAL BARGAIN
IN hotel or rooming house. see us. We
have them.
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WALKING DISTANCE. SOUTHEAST.
on paved street new 5-room modern
brick house, with mante gas range, two
large .porches and basement-S33O0 Terms
to suit
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~@~e1>0---z--- --~~------.-"-
BARGAINS ALL MAKES TYPE
writer's for sale or rent. Write US for
price Ist Utah Typewriter Exchange
Co. 36 West End South f4S5o
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STANDARD SEWING MACHINES FOR
4, sale at prices and terms 10 suit, Bow
sfs & Evans. us So. ". Temple. b3lS2
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NG AND DyrINc

LI,EA -0>~sH--~>@~
n dsa deliysas-NSi NiNG &C co. BEST;
.|and ia3ys; 2e5 South state
S2335
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STALE BREAD FOR SALE CHEAP AT
RoSa Baking Co. stale bread depot
c35a3
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TEN ACRES GOOD LAND, NEAR CAR
line and county road, "a miles north OF
city. 3-room house, flowing we'll, coops
barns and pens, with stock: can arrange
terms. Apply ESQ w. South Temple. Wa
satch 3246 g2S66
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|OPp Ppale-Motorcvcles
|USlv ERY SpECrAIc

EisAR' isadR:' g 332sc; LADIES. soc
~ ssl !, lbs. sugar. 800: FOOD GOOD
sack, e5c. '''' good
RagO AagO STORE.
west lst South.
h69T
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses
j. L. DENHAM co.

II ROOMS. BEST LOCATION AND
cheapest rent In town The furniture
ana carpets are all good. Every room
occupied, and waiting list. $3.50: terms.
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COMPARE OUR FINANCIAL STAND
ing, Insurance rate and warehouse with
any other. The superiority OF the Key
ser storage over all others is well
known Keyser Fireproof Storage. CO..
Wssatch 2S2S. O2ilS
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UNREDEEMED OVERCOATs


$50 CNREDEEMED OVERCOATS FOR
sale cheap. Uncle sam, Pawnbroker,
30 East Isl South gA2I5
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OSTEOPATHY

DIR. c.. A. GAMBLE, 607-s M'INTYRE
bldg; hours, 10 5. Wasatch 52S1. Dis
eases Of women a specially Consulta-
tlon free. go96
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2-room hotel, all modern conveniences
furniture and carpets OF the best, all
rooms rented, clearing over 5000 month
This we positively guarantee Nothing
better can be had for the money
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OPTICIANS

WE'LL DUPLICATE AND LENS IN 80
minutes. Columbian Optical Co.. 33I
Main ST. ofV'V
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BOWLING ALLEYS


WINDSOR BOWLING PARLORS, 225
Main. Prizes each week for ladies' high
scores. n55l
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CARPET CLEANING
Vacuum Cleaners


i,I IcCTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS SOLD
and rented. sl,26 per day and up. Bates
Hyland 2635. s3465
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oHOE REPAIRING

|IcES ~ >-----~-~,>--
for sbosG GOOD LEATHER
shoc 1s'Des sSess must be sold AZ
''op' dls S. State ST 81
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Railroad Mans Lunch Room

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l.. II. SCARLET. THE OLD PILE DRI-
yer foreman. has opened n cafe and
lunch room at the Kozy corner. 70i w.
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