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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-05-16
THE effective =
USE OF PLANTS
Improves General Appearance
Of Entire Community.
COOPERATION NECESSARY.

Al the Houssholders In One Block to
Plant . Certain Amount Of the Same
Variety Of Flower Or shrub-Ths
Best Kinds to Use.
Until recently floral decoration has
not appealed to the average citizen o r
to real estate operators. 1t has not
shown practical results where attempt
ed to justify the labor and expense.
This failure was due to several causes,
chief among them being a lack of CO
operative effort and an ignorance of
the plants suited to the conditions. AZ
property usually includes but a narrow
frontage and at most a few square
feet Of grass plot, it is evident that an
effective planting could be secured only
by treating several properties as a
unit. Real estate operators now appre-
ciate this possibility, and many Of them
are planting shrubbery in the grass
plots Of the new operations. Bright
flower boxes have been introduced in
some blocks with excellent results. Lit
tie progress has been made, unfortu-
nately, in selecting the proper mate
rial. The ordinary japanese cedar
used in nine-tenths of these paintings
is unsuited to our sooty air and soon
perishes In any event. their rapid
growth. If they had lived. would soon
have necessitated their To
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-05-16
Notice For Publication

(Serial Number O2999S)
Department of the Interior, United States
Land Office at Devils Lake, N. D., April
q, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Erik T. John
son of Bottineau, N. u, who, on Novem
Der 7th, 1906, made homestead entry No
G311. for west half of southwest quarter
southeast quarter of southwest quarter
WV sw, Sc sw), and lot eight ~ section
eight(0 township n hundred sixty-three
Fifth Principal Meridian. has fled notice
of intention to make final five year proof
to establish claim to the land above
described. before John H. Kirk. U. S. Com
missioner. at Bottineau, North Dakota. on
the 31st day of May, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses: Gilbert
J, Lindberg, John A, Fredrickson. Ole
Aasness. Alfred NOraberg, all of Bottineau
N. D.,
John S. McClOry,
Register.
MAY 2.s-l6-2-3)
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SuMmons
stess q North Dakotal SO
County Of Bottineau
In District Court
Ninth judicial District
H. 8. Blood .......- Piaintin1
W. @
Claude Smith Bailey.
Inconvenience. DolOndauty
The state Of North Dakots to said
defendant: D
You are hereby summoned and required
70 answer the complaint q the plaintiff In
this action and TO serve . copy Of your
ansWer upon the subscriber 1t his once in
the city Of Minot. North Dakota. within
thirty days after the eefvtce Of this sr n.
mons upon you, exclusive Of the day Of spch
ServtCe and In case Of your failure 70 ep-
pear 81 answer . above required. jude--
for the relief demanded In the complaint, .
The complaint In sot0 eCt1on Will he dle0
In the ofnce o. the clerk a district court
BotttnOau C0unty. ~. D.. within NIT .
Dsssd shis " a. q ,1sseb, k.D H. az.
risantiiIs Attorney.
Omce ana pcstomce 1ddrsse
Nlnoe, MSEd conntXs
Apssi > ~ sskisalsD n. !. |. Il ss.
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and Notice Of Hearing Petition "a
Mortgage Land

Oss0SsOV oUW WVuUVO - VVOvUsu8 VOuUuuVvu "
mortgaRo Land
State of North Dakota sc
County of Bottineau rs
Before Hon. Irving r. B HIeSa;y Judge.
In the matter of the estate of Charles
Pugh. deceased.
~istrator of the estate
Of Charles Pu h,
deceased. Petitioner
William Pug1h, Ma1y
Anna NJ: Han. LYDIA
Pugh, Walter L: Pugh
Coe, Elizabeth Stew
Charles P1gh, Wal.
Elizabeth Pugh and
Mary Elizabeth Pugh
guardian for said
minors Respondents
The State of North Dakota to the above
named respondents and all persons inter
ested in the estate of Charles Pugh.
deceased:
You are hereby notified that the petition
of ia. Painter, administrator of the estate
of Charles Pugh, deceased, late of the
county of Bottineau. and state of North
DdkOta, ueCeaSeu, mas Deen nleQ IN this
court. therein petitioning that he be au-
thorized. empowered and directed to mort
gage the certain real estate belonging to
said deCedent's estate, described as fol-
lows, to-wit: East half of section twenty
seven 90 in township one hundred sixty
two u62 north of range seventy-six co.
west. for the sun of $4,000, at eight (SJ per
cent interest, payable in five o. years. flor
the purpose of paying the existing mort
gage and debts against said estate, lega-
cies. charges and expenses of administra-
ton; that said petition will be heard by
this court on Saturday, the 7th day of
June, A. D.. 1913. at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon of hat day, at the court rooms of this
court, in the court house, in the city of
B~ottineau, county of Bottineau and State
OF North Dakota.
And you and Zach of you are hereby
cited and required then and there to be
and appear before this court. and show
cause, if any you have, why said petition
should not be granted.
Dated the 7th day of May A. d. 1913.
By the court,
Irving r. parkway,
(SeaD Judge of the County Court
Let h service of this citation be made
personally on residents of BOttineau cOun-
ty and by publication in The Bottineau
Courant. for three successive weeks. -
Irving X. parkway,
lSeaU Judge.
MAY 9-16-2O
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A NonadvertioDr.

There was q ma In Dur town,
And he was wondrous wise.
He opened many places. yet
He wouldn't advertise.
He thought It foolish to announce
His business az some think
They ought to do and said he had
No need Of printers ink.
Promotion Of publicity,
He said. was something which
The more he had OF. that much lsss
His chance Of getting rich.
He said he'd studied 1t, and knew
That advertising would
Beyond the shadow Of q doubt
Do harm than good.
II. :. saf afsa
Indeed. thls man IN our town
Was truly wondrouS wise. y.
HI wis burglar. which ID Wy
H AS0Aet advertise. S"s3s'
.- ~ ~. J. I4aWptoo ~ .JnlaA
~ 49,. . .Si ss?."Jt - ~
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ROADS ASK TIME EXTENSION
IN DISSOLUTION MATTER

Washington, April l>g-Nu OK
tension OF the ,imc limit allowed Icy
the suprsm" court Tor the dissolution
of the rnion pacifiC-Souihc hcru Pacific
merger, which rNpi!oS MAY 10. l. be-
ing sought 10y She railrond paul -
Crayath OF New York. representing
the railruud today. discussed the
question with N,t0rHcy General Me
Reynolds. who g. disposed to favor an
extension bycnus" he believes the
ruilio1ds hay" made cHiHcs. at
t"mp,s t. reach Z satisfactory aCr' a-
mcu,. Whether 1t viii be necessary
to app cal to III" suprc'h' court or tn"
lower cour, L. the question.
II such appeal l., made tho now
plan OF dissolution disnpprov"d by
the attorney general will not hr pre-
scnted 10 the United States court ~
ST. Paul on Monday as previously ar
ranged.
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PRISON TERN FOR HAZERs

Washington. April II with IN
.! hi, approval nf the
s"aicp'" pf III" court which d.Rmi.-
sod Mld5hipmHu James e Coos from
III" naval arId.nv. Tor hnE'ng. s,,f"-
'Irs HEnrlct s"Ts letter 10 every
nidshtp;EHu ~ NnHIpUl!. warning
each that hereafter ne loui.ury Will
h" shown hHh"rs who. In addition 70
b"in: d'smiss"i w,ll rcr-iv" the .d-
di'iInal penalty Tor impri frnmcnt a.
prov id"d by Law
The FHnJ"nc" ~ confinement
would D." Justified In Cooks caBo.
said srrs"tn'y BANGLES. 'bnt ~
have not had an opportunity to issue
a warming before. / nav. let tho suu-
tenr" stand ~ dismissal Your hiz-
er T. essentially bully ard muf.
necessarily have = streak uf Iluatr
cruelty. The United States navy has
no place Tor yOu II YOU are ,"ts Ind.
4 tax" this Opporuinity of saying
this ia Errs"loss and dangerous and
viii NOT be- tolerated ai nn "turu-
tiOual institution founded and sup
ported hN the goN"rum .ni FutuIH
manifestations of such character at
the academy vii! meet with rIror-
ons action.
Ia" victim Of miisnIpman Cook.
hazins WAS hidshipman Ncwbold
Lodge "f Michigan. wac was made .n
stand ON his head and do other stunts
by Cook
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New YORK. April IS. Speculation
was dominltcd today by the familiar
Iinih,.nccs which have been operative
factors the market wns dull nni
narrow,
Operation failed 80 produce c,,oI-
'lnl chang cNu"rt In - Few Isolated
instances In which II was "yidcn,
,hu profcsfional short selling had
i,c.n carried too far The outcome NJ
the ST. Paul bond offerings Was not
regarded h. trader, ns -GtisfaolorN
and was uscd as ba-i, Tor hear .'ll-
Tnr
Roads were steady,
Small holdings cam" nu III" market
and stocks In which there were any
transaction rpushi lower level,
Apart from few FprrisIt!.s Nh.
river. sustained ny individual 'sr ID
"Tat !ons. Reading. Northern Pacific.
Ch"sapcak. and Oul", sou horn IA
'ciflc and Haiuim0r and Ohio. among
Others. ruled q p1'rt Iudar ycs,cr-
days close
Bear sclt.mcar lu.clrci IT. .go
r.rsc. wei; lON NJ. h't frrhiH we
Iitiie .,id"H"" "f spirited selling.
traders being miuhiul 0. F". 81
TIu"cs"s. with tir npiE .. thr !. q,
h Ing GUl'od 20 ~ ayc.aCr ut ,Hg
Der cont una vctirrdly'r "lOsIrg al
'tcIt!on again was directed TO Fntr'
nf ne iHrg" dyrrr.srF in rnIgrCid
earnings, those -. Cb"5ap"nEr Il Ohio
tor the ss'"rL .. Ia ipriI ,rrG-
Inc uwi a. 40" M { significant.
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Kansas Ci,v Livestock.

Kansas ciiv. NO. ,prlI ;S.-CHi-
tie r'c'.p,s 20n head. Market strong
N"tiI" steers .."aH. southern
GERS c." SEE Iuthcin cows and
h"iicrs i.5o" S.aS: uaI,v" COWS and
h offers I.25mS. ytrckcr., RuG
feeders .,2inS 80. bulIF ;.p
80. calves .n'.1I: western s.rHT
.TS 10: western COWS i.'0n I.25.
HOGS: Receipts G.iu": market 10
e l,c higher. Eul. OF sai.S N,Tjn
9. hcayy I.a"F. $50: packers and
butchers >..Ina. light $50 n a.o5
pigs ..Ij1iS
SHEEP: Receipts s.no". Mark,.
q ordy. MIiiuns "a -. Colorado
|! mbs I.2j" $50: rang. wrthcI
: 'nrl!nr- 30 " I..'; range ewes
:. IJ 1850
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F R { c K | { S.
Don't Hide Then With Veil: Re.
move Them With the New Pre-

.Iy discovered 4 new prcscriUt ion,
double strength which Is
usually so successful in removing
frecllcs ana giving II clear, h"auti-
lul complexion, thaI 1t t. sold by the
Hausman Drug Co. under an abso-
Lutte guarante" to refund the money
II IL fails
Don't hide your irccklCs under n
veil: get an ounce OF othinc and re-
move them, Even the first few ap-
rlications should show "A wonderful
improNCmont SOME of the lighter
freckl vanishing entirely.
Ec sure to ask the druggist for
the double strength othinc: it is
this that Is sold on the moncy-hack
guarantee
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TIE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Chicago Livestock

CrIpts i".0"u. Market strong. lon
%" h!In"r. IiUiK ui salfs ..lpH
$50. cough N.""T N.su: rigs .:"s.
$40.
CAT FILE: E"guip,s .1"n Mar
"r' steady. l!r'yas 80 II a..:. rr..-
- fi-r," a.5S 81 40. western ,,r-. ,
5n >.iu. stock-TE aud GrrdrIs Gi""
go. cow aud hn!l"iS .:.aoTS. Ia:
H3HEB ..i,.E $50
SHEEP: Receipt i.onu Market
stinn; 10 thndr up. Sn,i," ""I ,..".
'''s "rn "a 80; vc,'l!ng. "inn
40: lambs, native. SO" a SIS:
!. .--.-.--- I. : |.
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CHINESE GOVERNMENT
ASKS AID OF CHRISTIANS

Pcking. April lS.-An official an
peal was made yesterday bv the
Chinese government to all the Chris
tan churches in China to set aside
April p H. II day for prayer that
China may he guided 10 wise solr-
ton of the critical problems hcset-
ting her. This act of tho government
is regarded her as striking evidence
of the extraordinary chances which
nave taken place In the nation.
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Denver Livestock

Denver Colo. April is Clriic
: rceiptg 200. Market sieady. Beef
steers G.j"I S.2i: cows and hclfers
Re 50: st1cksrs and feeders i n
80: calves sal
HOGS: Receipts 500. Marka,
hirhcr Top N.oj: bulk OF salcs
N.SIt a N.nj.
SHEEP: Receipts ?0n. Market
.;rcne NcarlinGs G.T5 n ..2s: wcth-
.rs 6.25 n 6.15: lambs 7.15N S.ln;
rv .Fi N 30
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Cleaning
To REDUCE NAVAL BOARD

Washing ION. Anril Reduction
of the member shin of the naval gen
eral board Of which Admiral Dewey
IS pre- sidont. H. expected to result in
the dropDiug of the aide for ma,eI'-
ial. aide for personnel and the Pre- 81
dent of the naval war college. The
reason for the change is understood
30 be I desirr to rolievc the officers
named from the heavy drain upon
their time by reason of their en-
forced attendance on the board mcc,-
incs.
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TIE U0OL MARKET

-. Louis. No. Api!i l,-",g
s,.gdy. Territory rud ~ 'In o. d
rmE ~ "a s,u
Fine mediums iN', 2"".
Fine lIn l,y.
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THE COTTON MARKET

New York. Apgil Cotton ,p5,
q t.
MidIiing upinnis 1895.
Niddiiug Gulf i..1c
~glCs .,pdu h4IcE
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CLOSE: Pork. May 1885: July
90, September 1854.
Lard Nav ll1.-. July lil"A.
September HE.
IiD.. nay II.IS; July ~ 20: sep
."mtcr II.
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN AID HAY

Kansas 'iiy. Mo. NpIn Is.
Wheat. Hay SS. July ~.
Corn, May So. IUly ".. s
Oats, May aIJ July So.
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THE MONEY MARKET

New York. April lS:--Clnsc;
cent.
Bar silver a9i.
Mexican dollars rs.
"nncy on call steady, 2Am2: pc"
cent.
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS

al commission demand and i!gh,ncss
oi offerings gavd strength to proyis-
ions. \ net advanc" oi iiy" Ia ~
cents VAS noted at the start MAY
quotations We're: Pork 1915: Lard
ll.us! IN; ribs Il.3E4.
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HE M A r K F. T S
IA FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS ~
W DAILY REPORTS W

Time loans easy: 4" and 90 day
1! per cent, six month"; ni PEE
cent
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l.pSt

"Wednesday afternoon from buggy
between Trinidad aud i,nwrm biH.',
leather wallet containing papers of
no value except Z" owner, Finder
please return 10 c. 4. Eiscmau. care
OF Commercial Agency 20 {.
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Nov York. April Is Copper dull.
STANDARD. Spyi To Juno. iI.i.! sr
1857,
Tin 'gsv. spas Hnd tpril sGs'
Sn.a
Lead ri"ndy. / 80 bid
s'cl'yT quiet. S-sin T.Is
Iron nuEr'il'd. unchhur ii.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Chicago. April ih.-Str"ns.h was
impaired 20 wheat today by til. for
Gin sitUltiuT. Cables were strong, n
decrease OF nearly one and onH-hcli
million bushels In the Argentine Nis-
iul" svprlr was reported and she Ar
ccniinc shipments showed decrease
e. 90. 600 bushels for tn week.
Covering by shorts was early IN ",i-
dcnCc. \, the opening the market
was "a higher. May showed that
Tdyancc, I.rat prices being 81 !.
IN uptuTu 10 81. followed.
The close was stron. with May NJ
9l2. net ;ain of &c.
May corn opened at m uplift Of
1t, Z at Bag q e ami weut mp to aeL
rha close was strong with May ..
50. q 81. Q net gain OF sn !.
May oats began ~ hish.r at 50
and touched 3j.H Hi.r
CHICAGO. April iSl-No,iyc "uAcr-
CLOSE: Wheat. May ol2: July
9os: S.ptnmbor I.
Corn. Nav 555 a SO: July 5Gi n l.:
September 56- n51.
oats. May 35s: July 3ii a :: Sep
,ombor 81.
The market closed heavy.
Dcsultorv selling overturned the
fiH'l OF covering IN snnr Of the
weak features and the market
huggcd the low levels closely. Sale
Of ST. Paul ih's at aoi and wcaNncsi
in issues OF other roads were dcpress-
ing factors.
Anal Iqmatcd .69: sugar ll3t:
Ntchisou lOi5. Reading lGi2:
Southern Pacific 1909: Union Pa
cific lj2= steel 81: steel preferred
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THE METAL MARKET

81. Lou!-. Mo. ApTiI is Load
stronger, "a bid
Sp"';"r h"ld 20. 80
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Money to Loan

On rhRti.i security: r-Rsnna BILE
aier. q -. newman. iIS W. Main.
~
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Jersey Bull service. ini rniv.r.
sIty. Phone i.ICa ;2I.
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Chronicles Srwa fOc month
ar--...- go.
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Printing
Situation Wanted

Young man - years old. six years
experience in grocery business wants
of any kind. Address
%" C-N. j
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Anal iE9mated .6g. sugar ll3i;
Atchisou l0iI: Reading IGl2;
Southern Pacific i00.: Union Pa,
cific lj25; steel 60: steel preferred
'lOSt
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Two nicely furnished housekee2-
ing rooms, close in. 800 Beech .
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PaperinS

up-to-datc designs OF wall paper.
Large selection. Very lowest prices.
Joe Burkland. 100 Ea., First. Phone
ltaca 5G3. | guarantee. II.
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MONUMENTS

We nae good stock aud do good
work. See our display. 5. Gregory
aud Son. ,IO-.i2 \. Commercial 81.
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IAN DRUG co. Three Stores.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOWS AND MOD
ERN COTTAGES
BARGAINS.
4-rocnn modern mottle brick bungalows
close TO Liberty park. cement walks
and basement. screened-in back porch
and and sleeping porch; buffet Kitchen;
bookcases. large front porch, hard
wood floors. These are beautiful 1T
tie bungalows at bargain prices and
terms.
$500 cash. $3.50 per month. Price $3.50.
5-room mottle brick bungalow. close TO
Ninth East. the paved street. with
good size lot, cement walks and base
ment, buffet kitchen, strictly modern
and ready for furnace. built-in man
tel and bookcases. screened-in. back
porch and large front porch. electric
fixtures. This Is a new bungalow and
never been occupied
1900 cash, s25 per month. Price $3.50.
Broom mottle brick bungalow. close TO
the Ninth East paved street. and
good large lot, full cement basement
and walks. screened-in sleeping porch
and back porch, enameled buffet
kitchen. linen closet meled bath
and bedrooms china cabinet in din
ing room. built-in mautel and book
cases, beautiful electric fixtures. Let
us show you this beautiful bungalow:
then choose for yourself.
$500 Cash. $50 per month, Price $500
Groom strictly modern bungalow, just
completed and the snappiest bunga-
low In town. close to Ninth East with
a lot 5Ofoot front. full cement base
r.lent, walks and front porch,
screened-in back porch and sleeping
porch. buffet kitchen, beautiful bed
rooms and imita ton tiled ba tnroom.
built In mantel and bookcases, beau
tifully finished den. window seat in
the dining room. hardwood floors.
This Is beautiful bungalow In every
respect and a very reasonable price
300 Cash. $50 per month, Price $4,000
SELECT BUILDING LOTS in beau
tiful MARLBOROUGH PLACE, cream
OF the matchless southeast. sold on
easy payments Beautiful building
lots, all improvements, gas. light
water, phone, sidewalks. graded
streets. shade trees, parked streets,
curbing and guttering, paved streets
on either end and street cars every
four minutes. Or will build to suit
you. Easy terms.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN G. TRUST
COMPANY,
% East First South. Wasatch 244.
e345
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DIRECTION TO
SPRING GARDEN ADDITION.

Take Holiday car. get of at school
about two blocks north. Don't fail to
examine this tract as there are only
a few lots TO be had In this addition.
SALT LAKE SECURITY &; TRUST CO,
80 Main ct. Elk. 39.
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PLEATING
y AND SIDE PLEATING
Srd South. Phone Hyland
b4571
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FOR SALE
For Sale-PianOs

-
ELECTRIC NICkEL-IN-SJ SLOT PIANO.
good as new. cheap l6l w. Srd So:
Phone Was. 6S36-W d105S
NEW $50 APOLLO PLAYER PIANO.
won In Tribune contest; will sell for
$3.50 cash, or trade for used piano and
balance in cash Call Consolidated Music
Co. e90S
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farm Lands

Park VALLEY Is THE PLACE.
We've raid a lot about Park
But We believe we're entitled TO
say IT.
Here's a crop estimate for 1919.
self:
Potatoes ..........5le bu. per acre
Gnalia seed .....21 bu. per acre
Osts-e IT. . In. high 80.
Rye IT in. high .'...i'..:.
-. ..........7o bu. per acre
Barley IT. IN. high 80.
-..... ........ 81 bu. per acre
Wheat II, 10 in. high ......
'...:. ....-.... so bu. per acre
Timothy-i f. 10 in. high -.
...-,-.e. -..........-cut heavy
We know there are fe8 skep-
tics who will view this record and
say. Rot"
Blu, it's tust this sort OF people
we want 10 meet
Wen stake our time against
theirs: pay half their fare and
take them out 10 Park Valley.
where they can investigate for
themselves
Mind you. Park Valley la nd
costs only SIS and $3.50 per acre
on fve years' time
Compare il with land that
costs 800 TO $3.50 per acre and
see for yourself, which pays the
best
II you ever expect to locate on
farm now is the time
Drop us a card today for our
free booklet
PACIFIC LAND e. WATER CO.
10Th floor Walker bank bldg. Salt
Lake City. Utah.
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IRON WORKS


JOE DEWEY. MANUFACTURER OF ALL.
kinds Of iron works: bids and estimates
gladly furnished. 2i3-5-G Edison ST. Wa
satch $3.50. ESQ
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Coffee house and short order cafe.
in heart of city. cheap rent. business SIS
per day. Money maker. Partners dis
agree. Only $3.50.
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS Co,
323 SO. Main. Was. 2030.
es76
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INVESTORS, ATTENTION!
Your Money viii Bring 10 TO 20 per cent
Income
BARGAIN APARTMENTS.
$4,000 department building. nearly new,
$4,000 rms each strictly modern, on
CASH east side. Renting at S100 per mo.
$14, ,000-A department building. rms.
each. strictly mod. close In. East
Broadway Rental income 1884
per mo. Terms, $4,000 cash; bal
ance to suit buyer, Save time
and money in already built In
vestments. You can see where
you are at
Some choice buys in State ST.
business property, sure to ad-
vance In value.
PETERSON r. T.. &c INV CO.,
"a e. 4th South. Wasatch 1920.
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CHINESE HERBS
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CHINESE HERB INSTITUTE.
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HERBALIST,
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Free consultation by presenting this no.
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COMPARE OUR FINANCIAL. STAND
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any other. The superiority of the keyser
storage over all others Is we'll known.
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MACHINERY.

SECOND HAND ENGINES. BOILERS
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sors, gasoline engines, motors, pipe and
fittings; supplies of all kinds Bogue
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BOARD AND ROOMS

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