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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-14
Atlanta Chapter, D. A. r.

The Atlanta Chapter. D. A. r.. win
hold its monthly meeting Wednes-
day at 3 p. m. at the chapter house.
Il Will be homecoming meeting, with
an attractive program. There Will
be called meeting of the executive
board at 2:45 p. m.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-14
Twentieth Century coterie.

The Twentieth Century Coterie will
meet with Mrs. D. l. MacIntyre.
Peachtree road. Thursday afternoon
at O'Clock.
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For Mrs. Vaudeville.

several informal entertainments
have been given recently for Mrs
John Appleton Vaudeville, of Car
ralIton. who is spending October with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. howard
-t.laway, on Piedmont Avenue Mrs.
e.dd.ngs Upper entertained for her
~ box party at the Forsyth, and
Mrs Logan Crichton had several
guests to meet Mrs. Vaudeville at a
matinee Monday, having tea later at
the Hotel Ansley
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-14

birthday matinee party Saturday at
the Forsyth for her niece, little Miss
Florence Anne Colvin. Fifteen chill
dren will be guests
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North Side Embroidery Club.

The North Side Embroidery Club
Will meet with Mrs. A. c. Miller, No.
lis North Jackson street, Wednesday
.fternoou at 3 O'Clock.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-14
Ms Kiser to Entertain Club.

Mrs william H. Kiser will entertain
,-a order of Old Fashioned Women
.s- their meeting Wednesday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-14

We have moved to our new store,
81 Peachtree Street.
ATLANTA FLORAL co.
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cortinentaI Chapter, D, A. R,

The Piedmont Continental Chap
ter. D. \. r, will meet in the parlors
Of the Piedmont Hotel Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-14

A. R, will meet in the parlor of Hotel
Ansley Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock
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MosteIIer- Simon.

Mr.. and Mrs William P. Mosteller
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Lille May, to Mr.. Henry
Herbert Simon on Sunday, October
y. Rabbi David Marx officiating.
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Ni,a+eertb Century STUDY Club.

The Nineteenth Century Study Club
will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Vassar
Wooley. Spring and Twelfth streets.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-14
Meetinu of the p 7. N. c.

The Parent-Teacher Neighborhood
club of Ira Street School will hold
its regular meeting at Ira Street
School Thursday at $50 p. m. ON
GERS and directors are requested to
note an official meeting at p. m
sharp.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-14

Miss Donnelly to Entertain.
Miss Anne DOnnelly will give {
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Joseph Habersham Chapter.
The Joseph Habersham Chapter, I
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Girls Coats That Are Wonderful
al GA.7S

We have put this price little lot Of new and p2rtic
ulary stylish Coats for Wednesday, Their value Is o5J
Choose ChinChia or camels hair cloth, with smart plaid
collar cuffs and belt the color navy gray tan and
black; 6 to 14-year sizes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-14

There 5 always something don
Tomorrow and Thursday it s
FROCKS AT $3.50 and $l415.
Sweet little frocks Of dainty Ia
" trimmcd-lovely styles Of the h
wardrobe. In loneliness and quality
asked.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
WOMAN TAKES $3.50
FOR DEATH OF SON
Railroad Claim Agent Ordered to
Explain Transaction to
Federal Judge.

Chicago. November CT l. Chcstci.
OF Mobile. Ma, claim agent for III.
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, ycstcrd;, g.
WAS ordered to he in chicago on Nor
day to explain to Federal Judge X. A.
L.andis how lie induced Mrs. Mnrv
i'anck, a widow, TO accept $3.50 for tho
death Of her son, Edward, United
states soldier.
Ianek, with others. los; his life nm
= wreck near HUckatunna. Miss. Oc-
tobcr IL. AIRS. panell sued the rail
road for $4,000. and when tho suit
was called, Mrs. Panck notified the
court she had settled with the claim
agent.
II got $50" she said. "At first the
agent offered $500 and gradually raised
until thought that if | didn't take
$3.50. ] would not get that."
Seven hundred and nifty dollars for
United states soldier" ruminatcd
Judge Lands. II would like TO know
how tho claim agent persuaded this
wcman TO accept $3.50 for the life of
her son. Chester must bc here Mon
day"
Attorney Jeffrey said In Actnnao of
the settlement. Shat the mother had
told him the son never had been ANY
support 10 her. and that when the rond
offered $3.50. she was glad 10 accent
it, in lieu OF long course OF httco-
tion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

groceries 10 those actually in need of
food the proVidcnt fund. for relief
Of special cases of distress, and the
maintenance OF the institution, in
Guiding the me,'s home.
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GIVE PRIZES At
ROTARY DINNER
Favors Worth $500 Will Be
Distributed TO Guests on
Ladies Night"

Tho Hiehmond Rotary Club tho
newest live wire among tho city's com.
incrcial organizations, viii mako its
h"nGuct or Tuesday night i'm Murphy's
Hotel an affair that Will linper ia tho
minds OF TIA" guests oHciatly IT is
20 lie ladies night" Unonlcially. it
is 10 establish "a precedent for lavish d
ness OF entertainment Favors worth
N2""N VIII 10 distributed 70 the guests
and spccial gifts. which include "a
range - premiums from trip 10
bermuda 10 :; ton Of coal Will be given
by lot
The Rotary club. which is made IN
90 ono man from each line OF business
'u The city. is unique in its organiza-
ton Tho first applicant from a cor
tain Kind OF trade remains the only
representative OF tina, trade in inr
club until his resignation. Coinperi-
tors cannot Ana membership: each
member stauds alon" in the club as tho
Representative" Of his business
Fnvors Without Number
In honor of tho occasion. each Of
Che lj0 members Of the club will bring
49, his guess mcIuhcr OF the "uiitaut
sex on Tuesday night The ;,ucsts Of
til" club alone viii 10 eligible FOR Tho
prizes and the plan Of distribution has
h""n 50 arranged that no ono can l"avc
the hall without some favor. To each
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
wnIsKEY DEALERS ENCOURAGED
Judge Declares .\nti>hipping Law Uncon.ti
imiinnnI.

Especial To The Times Dispatch
Bristol. Va, November CIV hiskcv deal
orS In Hristol are encouraged tina; Judge
JohIi Nilsson. 81 Nashville. has declared the
rev law limiting whiskey shipments into
tennessee 10 one gallon tn each person I'M
constitutional They express confidence that
the state supreme Court will affirm Ills
view. only ono shipment made since fh,.
law became effective exceeded one gallon
personal only
y local distilcr. with an intcrstate shin
ping license. This week scnt ~ carload of
corn whisky t" a irm IN KnoNviilr. Tenn
II being represented mat the Whiskcv was
not 10 bc rcsold 'or delivery within 'rcunes-
zee. This shipment puzzled tho frienda -
law enforcement. who thought tho law biir-
red all shipments Of Iuontitics larger than
gallon.
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Probably the most interesting part
OF the report is tho detailed statement
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------------ . --------.---
MAN MtNGLED by TRAIN.
II. &. iarrcil. Travelling Salesman Killed /,
uOrrihlc Mannrr Nenr Suflnlk
Lspeciul ID mn ,rllnes pIsnnt"h'l

7
suffolk: va" November II. G. Illrrcll
travelling salesman. OF PhilndclDhia vas
struck ana Killed Gy tho north bound ATTAIN
Tic COAST Lane train near suffolk to-day. Tho
the tracks inside the coat pocket of tho
dead man. who was lying or sitting on the
tfacks. waH round tatior's tag with the
name ana address III. g. IIarrcii phiIadel-
ph'a; lilo carried 4 number OF samples OF
Jewclry and silverwarc.
The body was picked M ana carried TO
Whalet station FOR preparation for shin
mcpt 10 relatives.
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OF expenditures of tho providcnt fund
Every Item il accounted for in detail,
and there is 4 pathetic story in every
one. \ brace for II deformed child:
rent paid for Il laborer who had crush
ed his foot: railroad fare furnished to
"A widow. with children. to return To
her own pcoplc-thcso are the sort of
items for which the providcnt fund Is
intended. !, is done without publicity.
but each case is carefully investigated
and the peculiar kind of aid needed Is
provided. y full history Of each case
is kept. with vouchers for all cNpcudi-
lures. These items tell of tho woman
whose husband has left her. who needs
u decent drcs:, in which to apply for
work They tell also of Il widow left
destitute with five children. Tho old
way would lave been to put all five
children in an orphan asylum at :,
cost TO the community of $l25 per year
for each child. and turn the mother
loose to Scuf,e az best she could. Aid
from the providcnt fund. tar less in
amount than the S62J :, year needed TO
kept the home together. and With the
aid OF the older children, IL viii soon
be self supporting.
Hclicf Department.
IN the relief department coustruc-
tive. charity has been exercised in 60;
families. which have had more on less
relief during the year. NO matter
what may have caused the pau
pcrism.' said DIR. Buchanan. sit is tho
sphcr" of the Associated Charities 10
reconstruct and place the family on
:, self supporting basis"
The cases aided during the year are
analyzcd in the following comparative
Statement, of relief cases for 1912 and
1919:
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For Grcntcr Cu-Opcrntion.

The purpose OF the Associated
Charities NJ. Lccky says. 'ns stated
ut the time Of its organization. was to
'"-ordinate the efforts OF all social
ana charitable agencies I'm the cItv to
the extent, at least. Of ma king ono an
o'her lhih'lIar with the work i'm its
entirety.
"Cnf,ortunately from year TO year
there has been moro of a tendencv 10
isolate the work prosecuted hy thc in
o"rcndcnt organizations. and fccl that
IN" greatest service that can he nor.
formed Tor tn" general good OF social
workers in this city IS 70 return ia olir
oId custom. and that is to ask each q
tn" leading organizations To dcsirua,o
on" OF their number as a member OF
our directorate.
II fool that it is agreed that luowl-
edge OF social work, either on the palt
OF individuals or ORGANIZATIONS re
suits IN untold benefits 10 tho officer.
OF our care by Intelligent service. and
reduces tho possibility Of tho evils Of
Overlapping an imposition and what j..
h"st ol all, preserves the manhood Of
those VINO may be temporarily in need
Of assistance. rather than To sow tbo
seed OF paunerism by an uuwise and
sporadic effort in the field OF philau
thropN. ]. therefore. suggest that voii.
board invite a reorganization ON this
basis to include the municipality am,
ministerial union of the citv. mnl,ip.-
1t known tat our association is dc
sirous OF more. nearly accomplishing.
TINS particular work through tho benc
hts OF real associated charities
II wish 10 commend tho intcliircut
labor and self sacrifice DISPLAYED by
the officers and employees Of the Assoc
ciatcd Charities, and TO assur" thcin
of III" appreciation on bchalr Of ali
OF contributors
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/ that comes up. ana can advise as TO
III" form Of relief They disbursc the
fuel and shoes provided by The city
through the City Home. ana whil,.
working closely with The Associated
Charities. the total Of their cxpondi-
lures does not pass through its hands.
nor do the funds of the Ice Mission.
another branch of the charity orgailiya-
tio' OF which full report has already
been printed.
House Expenditures.
In the report OF the house cXpcndi-
lures. Dr. buchanan shows that. dur
ing tho year ending November l. he
has had applications at the Associated
Charities for general help from 2.4a1
people and for shelter from ASA Beds
have been provided for ALI OF these as
follows: Mems department 3.093: wom-
ems department, 9SG. children's depart
mcnt STA. Meals have been provided
~ headquarters. az tho Ballard House.
as follows; Mems department, a.i52:
womcn'S department.. 1S6: Childrcn'S
department. 2.i2O. total. 12.35S These
figures do not include tho Juvenile De-
tcntion Homo. formerly conducted by
tho Associated Charities and now talk
en- over by the city of Richmond. al
though still operated in rooms furnish
ed To the city free of rent by the AS
sociated Charities. The association also
furnished to the city free Of rent rooms
for tuberculosis dispcnsary at the
ballard House
Thc Proyideut Fund.
Probably tn" most interesting part
OF the report is tho detailed statement
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TotaI ............... n. GgG
In summing up the work of tho wear.
PRESIDENT I.ccky calls attention Ia tho
fact that last year Was not II rigor-
Gus one. and that the demands were
not ms great as III other seasons when
the conditions surrounding the poo,
were less favorable
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Hundreds helped In Adjunct As>ocin-
lions.

Treasurer G G Chaplin roports
payments on these funds during the
wear as follows: rrovidcnt fund,
Si,G6".9>; house account. s3.205.34 re
lief fund $2,l2s.2?. total. $6.997.Gl IN
addition, the books show that about
90 families. unable to support them
selves for various reasons, have been
assigned TO churches lodges or other
charitable associations. and are being
cared for without duplication, but
without having the funds go through
the books Of the Associated Charities.
Tho Jews take care of all OF their own
INDECENT. and the Catholics provide for
many families. Practically Ill of tho
wcll-to-do churches care for their own
poor. while some OF tho churches To-
Gated In poorer sections obtain tho as
sistance OF the association in caring
for those they are unable 10 provide
fo".
The City Mission. an adjunct OF the
Associated Charities under tho leader
ship Of Mrs Charles /? Holling. main
tains most effective worliins or.
gani2a ton. having volunteer workers
assigned TO each Of twenty six dis
tricts in the city. The committees in
Gael of these districts arc i'm close
touch with each local case Of distress
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WHITE LEGHORN HENS AND PEKIN
ducks, Phone Eek. IS. f. Woolf. e2046
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses
~-@-~O~~~-~>~>>~>N~>~~> -
ITNESlrAI IA RGA Ms.

UNUSUAL, BARGAINS.
80 rooms. furniture and carpets in good
condition. rent only S4.65 per room with
free steam heat. center of business DIS
trict lnoueymaker. Only $500 terms.
26 rooms. modern, elegantly furnishca,
OH one floor, splendid location, rent $40
per mo-. under one mana cement years
Only S2650.
lG rooms on good transient street, all
rooms rented al good prices. rent $50 per
mo-. lease TO suit Only $500 will buy It.
80 rooms in first class condition. about
10 rooms used for light housekeeping,
balance sleeping rooms, very cheap rent.
Only Sl600-tcrms
BETTGG.YON HOME BUILDERS co.
No. 32S So Main. Was. 2O30.
e1S55
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STORAGE. MOVING, PACK
ING. SHIPPING

~~~--~-o-~@---O~-~>-~~~~~O~~
WHAT DO YOU MOST DESIRE WHEN
having your household belongings
moved from place TO place? You desire
above all things, not cheapness but care.
You want your goods handled right, and
not Ecuffed up. Such care do we eNer-
else. and az the Same time our rates are
as low as any because our organizat ton
is large and efficient.
REDMAN F1REPROOF STORAGE CO..
Phone 555 159 Main st
d2eqt
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DENVER INCUBATORS FOR SALE. s.
Vadner G. Bro Sth East and Ashton
ave. Hyland 2O70, 1888
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MACHINERY.
TYPEWRITERS

TEN-DAY SPECIAL BARGAIN IN RE
built typewriters. Write for price list
All makes for rent or sale. Agents Royal
and Corona machines. Utah Typewriter
Exchange Salt Lake City. Utah. d674
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SANITARIUM
PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING


j. Nj. LUCE, PLUMBER. WORK
promptly attended to. 924 Penn ave.
Iyand 1867. bt4+o
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BOWLING ALLEYS
SAFES AND VAULTS

COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES ON
hand. 5healy Safo &c Vault Co. Al
Postofhce place, o2542
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MEDICAL
THE COMING YELLOW PERIL,
BEW ARE!

THE COMING YELLOW PERIL
BEWARE!
No germ can or will afflict the huma n
body. II Nunns Black Oil is taken regu-
lar three times q week. You are then
immune from any germ. Do az you like.
Prevent IL or let II come. II will XIII sure
when II strikes you.
The same for horses and cattle. Give
them one ounce In mash three times q
week. They never have the colo or any
other diseases. Chickens pigs. cows, etc,
all the same. Prevention Is better than a
cure. Make your bodies immune from
those destructive germs and live. This
advt. Is for your good. whether YOU think
1t or not take 1t every morning my
self. ] am free from any destructive
germ. Sold at all druggists, soc and
s1.Q0 a bottle.
Human In blue label.
Manufactured and sold by DR., G. ".
Num- Black OIL Co. Salt Lake City
Utah 1864
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farm Lands
THE BEST FARM.

THE BEST FARM.
Park VALLEY today offers one of
the greatest farm opportunities in
the whole United States.
The land sells for from SIS 10
Sl15o per acre on five years' time.
It's not mere surface soil, but is
deep and exceptionally rich.
There's plenty Of water. A six
horsepower pump will furnish
enough water TO lrrgate a 4o-acre
farm.
The abunda nee OF the crops are
really marvellous.
They equal. and IN many In
stances even surpass those pro-
duced on 800 and 500 land.
Suppose you take a day, go out
and look over Park Valley. with
us
Wen stake our time against
yours. and will pay all expenses OF
trip II you Duy,
We've got the and When you
see It, you'll want some.
Drop, us card today for full In
formation.
PACIFIC LAND & WATER CO.,
18TH floor Walker Bank Bldg,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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-7c,TKEEPING ROOMS, MSHS Iei2s
m rs West 5th So =
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e NTI,Y FURNISHED HOUSE
nE rooihH' d4140
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For Rent-Garage


CEMENT FLOOR, ELECT. LIGHTS
and water; large enough for two cars
242 T.. So. Temple. eI0S7
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PRINTING
FURRIER and TAXIDERMIST

EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
taxidcrmisL line made az you want It,
r, Stenzel Fur Co. o. E Broadway-23
years in Salt Lake. n52S
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TAILOR-MADE CORSETS

MRS. MANN, SPIRELLA CORSTTS.
l-year guarantee. rs w. 4th North !
Was. 1857, n1So'
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WHERE TO STOP


LINCOLN HOUSE. 6S EAST lST so,
900 rooms; rates, 35c. iQc and soc; mod :
erD: baths. 15c. DlS39
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FOR SALE
Poultry and Pet Stock

P.-W'S CHICK MAMMA SUPPLIES
every need for chicks from one day to
three weeks old. $3.50 per hundred
Porter Walton Co, ga South State.
Nr2sSo
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sECRET SERVICE

||e ofsraA,iN AiN SECRET SERVICE.
~ zl7s A''iS' 4ol Boston building
clI50
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S S STUDIO.
II East Third South. China suitab BILE
for gifts and prizes, Glass and private
lessons COCO
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WE SHIP HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO
any part Of the United States Cut
rates KimbaII Van &c Storage Co. 20
South Main. mos63
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

w. WILLIAMS & SON. l6G n STREET.
Wasatch 15d5-W. Upholstering, chairs
recaned. o3i2
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SEWING MACHINES
LAWN and CEMENT WORK

WANTED--LAWN OR CEMENT WOKE,
prompt and reasonable. Phone HyIand
977-R. bS20S
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CARPENTERS and JOBBERS

CARPENTRY SCREENS. FURNITURE
repaired. reupholstered. Dyington. 1d0
II. ind South. Hyland 32i5-R d115S
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For Sale-Horses and Vehicles

A GOOD WORKING TEAM. WEIGHS
about 1850 lbs, wagon and harness, Tor
sale cheap on account OF sickness, at 50
Donelson court, on 4th East between SO
Tenn, and 1st So e1601
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FUR STORAGE, ,REMODELING


EURS STORED, CLEANED. REPAIRED
remodeled: summer prices: expert fur
riers. Hudson Bay Fur Co.. Was. il6l
l22 Ma lin st. BLISS
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tHlROPRACTORS

"a I'LL. GRADUATE CBJp0-
~ Inronic and female trouhIoe
IA ~. consultation fee. Suite dos
rc2i
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AUTOMOBILE NUMBERS

NICKEL. BRASS, ENAMEL, soc TO 50,
Charles Peterson, signs. 20 Upper Rich
ards street. cS79
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LIVE CHICKENS WANTED AT ALL
times. VIII call for Phone Hyland
l54-R c3999
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n 2 LOVELY COOL FRONT
rs range, lights included; mod
cnc large front room for II. K;
y oge e576
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNIrY-THE
new modern hotel now In course OF
construction at Park City, Utah, COM
prlsing AZ rooms, large basement. sample
rooms, large bar room and barber shop,
is for rent to the highest responsible
bidder. Bids will he received up TO and
including August %, 1918 The terms
of lease must be for five years, and bids
must be accompanied by a good and
sufficient bond as an evidence of good
faith. The right will be reserved to re-
iect any or all bids. Address Chris. Sto-
ven, Park City, Utah. e2026
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W. T.. wETHERBEB CO, DESIGNERS
and manufacturers Of bar, bank, office
and store fixtures; also agents for billia I'd
and pool tables and supplies. Office and
factory, 15S-180 West lst so. Wasatch
622S. h33o0
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EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT

DIR. ARTHUR BURROWS, OCULIST
and aurist; spocta cles accurately ntted;
difficult cn3es solicited g3963
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