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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-01

New Groom brick bungalow; large con-
crete front porch. beamed ceilings. fine
library bullt-in bookcases, polished floors
All woodwork polished slash grain fr.
Beautiful built-in sideboard, leather pan
eled walls and plate rails in dining room,
hammered copper electric fixtures, white
enamelcd kitchen, with gas range and
gas water heater Keen cement walls,
Two bedrooms with big closets, large
bevel plate mirror in bedroom door,
screened sleeping porch, brass trimmed
tile fireplace, loaded glass French win
dows, full basement. Torrid Zone fur
Tor all doors and windows, inlaid I'M
leum on bath and Kitchen floors, gas
range and gas water heater Included;
nice lawn, concrete walks around house;
one block from 9th East. Built for a
home Owner must sell quick
TRADE FOR A PAIR OF LOTS
As first payment, a new 4-room mot
tied brick bungalow; has fireplace, ce-
mont basement, maple floors. sleeping
porch, huilt-fn buffet-S2400 easy terms
A TREMENDOUS BARGAIN. 9Th EAST
STREET
I-room brick. hot water heat. tn,
sewer and walks. furnished completely,
Price $4,000. includes furniture.
ON UNIVERSITY BENCH.
Beautiful new 6-room o-story brick
home; has bath. toilet, fine cha ndeliers,
gas gas range, fireplace. laundry tubs,
furnace. full cemented basement, sleep
Ing porch, maple floors. natural fir fin
ish interior, lawn. shade, sewer, walks
finest view In city; lot alxl65. south
front Price $500, on terms,
A BUNCH OF SNAPS.
S-room frame. lot 50x165-SS0O
Broom frame on Washington st.-S960.
New 4-room brick bungalow, lot 50X120,
on State st.-so100: any terms.
4-room brick on 1lth South-S1750: any
terms.
5-room modern brick, 4th East and 9th
South-s250o,
A Groom house, lot 5ox15o, on 18th
South-s65O.
sroom. 2story modern frame on
End ave-s2s50; any terms.
for $4,000.
a new 4-room modern bungalow with
hardwood floors, full cement basement:
a beauty. Lot 5ox140, Only s24o0; terms.
or will take lot as first payment,
DO YOU OWN A LOT?
Let us build you pretty bungalow; no
ca sh required. easy monthly payments,
Investigate. We have hundreds OF beau
tiful plans to show you.
AND WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
BETTILYoN HOME BUILDERS co.
WAS. 2OaO WAS. 2oa1.
r40S1
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broom, modern, mottled brick bungalow
and one OF the prettiest bungalows
In the city; located close to 9th East
and south front with an alley IN the
rear; beautiful front and screened
In back porch. cement basement
and walks: buffet kitchen. china
cabinet in dining room, built-in
nantel and bookcases. electric Ak
lures
$500 cash. s25 per month. Price $3.50
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
improved and unimnroved.

foFSt auu ~ ullupI OVcu.
BLESSED is SALT LAKE CITY.
No tornadoes.
No floods
No frost to kill growing orchards. like
they have In California.
Plenty of snow. giving us ample water
for irrigation. saddening the heart Of
the dry farmer.
No better place on earth
No safer real estate investment than
Salt Lake City property
A few for your consideration;
$3.50
For a modern Broom brick cottage To-
Gated on 7th East between 7th and sth
South Lot 36ix166 II, Three miles
farther out You would have TO pay more
for the same class OF home
$4,000.
ave 1t is a 6-room, modern, 2-story
residence with cement basement. splendid
furnace, sewer connected, and all special
assessments paid in full The lot S3x165
IT,, with right OF way on the side. No
better built house for sale In this city,
and one OF the most comfortable homes
to be had.
For s-room. modern. o-story brick resi-
oence on a corner on B ST, very close in.
The house has all modern conveniences.
All assessments paid in full. The lot 4X5
rods. Lot alone worth s3500. and the
house could not be built for less than
$4,000. Can't YOU figure bargain out of
this one? $500 cash will handle 1t. bal
ance easy terms.
$3.50
Look at 22o-2S1 South 7th East. two
6-room modern brick cottages we'll con-
structed. large lot, with old brick house
in the rear which could be fixed up and
bring In rent enough to pay the taxes
on all Outside owner anxious to dispose
Of this property: hence the low price. Re
'iHhitei, dIl assessments are pald IN 1ull
and 9TH East is paved with asphalt
believe very reasonable terms could be
ARA nged,
$500.
II YOU are looking for cheap and we'll
located apartment house site, examine the
corner Of fth ave. and u ST., facing south
and west, 66XS25 II. All assessments paid
In fun. To ascertain II this is a snap, ask
adjoining property owners for their
prices
s215o
For broom house on G st. near 4th ave.
Lot 3NS rods East front Sewer and
sidewalks paid for and sewer connected.
5000 cash, balance easy terms. The lot
Is worth more than j am asking for all.
Plenty of money to loan at lowest rates
II you need FIRE insurance, let me write
your policy.
A. RICHTER.
IS Main st. Phone Gal Was.
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For sale-Farms and Acreage
SOME OF THE FINEST FARMS
IN THE COUNTY AT A
GREAT BARG AIN.

8. acres OF ground al Holiday.
with good 3-room red brick
house, Groom frame house. barn,
wagon shed. chicken coops. all
farm implements. farm wagon.
buggies. plow, harrow. cultiva-
tor. good cow. one heifer. horse,
pig. 100 chickens. This is a fine
farm and in a fine location. Let
us show II to you
500 cash. Price $4,000.
Terms Arranged.
acres Of the finest soil IN Holll
day and close TO the street car,
with an excellent water right. >
room brick house. Broom adobe.
large barn, chicken coops. 3 acres
In the choicest fruit. all bearing:
one acre In asparagus. l 1-3 acres
In grapes. the balance In garden
ground. II you are looking for
farm. do not decide before looking
at this one. 1t is a beauty, and
at bargain.
$1,000 cash. Price s470o.
Terms Arranged.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN
G. TRUST COMPANY,
% z. First South. Wasatch 24&.
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U1ND NATIONAL CASH
|Ec0Np bargain. II West IND
RGster' r2493
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
BARGAINS.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOWS AND MOD
ERN COTTAGES.
BARGAINS.

5-room bun brick cottage, located close
to 9th East street and south front
lot, cement walks and basement
screened-in back porch, buffet
Kitchen, strictly modern except fur
mace, electric fixtures,
$500 cash. s25 per month Price s2500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-01

In Hill Crest we have just few lots
left. 40xl85 feet, for $3.50 per lot: S. 90
cash. $500 per month. a good heaithful
place to make a home
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CHOICE HOMESITES.

Just three more building sites left at
9Th East and 18th South streets. The
price and terms are right-40xl76 feet
for $500; $500 cash and $500 per month.
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FARMERS WANTED,
ACTUAL SETTLERS.

To become land owners at
"Mosida- by-Utah Lake" High
est class irrigation project ever
offered IN the state. Mosida wants
home builders, people who desire
first class irrigated farms where
tEey can make a home and where
the products OF the soil will bring
them wealth. Mosidn Is not Of
fcrcd to land spectators. No one
hut the man looking for a high
grade farm home ia sold land on
this tract. Consider Mosida's ad-
vantages. Right In the heart OF
Utah's best producing valley. only
90 miles from Salt Lake-15 miles
from Provo. Three great mining
camps. Eureka. Tintic and Silver
City. near, Mosida soil IS deep
and fertile. Price Sl00 per acre,
sTn ner acre down. balance In ten
yearly rayrerts. Write immedi-
atelv for BoolIlc, and make ar
ranccments TO see the land.
NATIONAL, SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY,
Top Floor WallSe~ Bank Bldg,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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WALTER ROMNEY.
80 South Main.
Phone Was, 1880.

Phone was, l43O'
Very fine building lots south
east, between two car lines
and only one short block from
paved street.
40x163 feet.
Sidewalks and city water In
cluded in price
$50 cash, $40 per month, Z per
cent interest.
An up-to-date nve-room
modern brick house.
Located on 9Th South and
" Lot 41ax13o feet,
A very good buy at $4,000.
Easy terms.
II you own a lot ana
haven't money to build your
house. call and talk the mat
ter over with me. | VIII iur-
nlsh the money, on very roa-
sonable terms,
WALTER RoMNEY.
32 South Main.
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HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY
Wasatch PA. % East First South.
r4os4
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THIS WEEKS SPECIAL.

THIS WEEKS SPECIAL.
$4,000.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW, LO-
GATED JUST OFF 9TH EAST
PAVED STREET. IN THE
BUSIEST AND MOST CHOICE
RESIDENCE SECTION OF THE
CITY: VERY LATEST FINISH
THROUGHOUT; DINING ROOM.
BUFFET, KITCHEN CABINET.
MANTEL, PLATE RAIL, PED
ESTAI, OPENING. GOLDEN
OAK FINISH. SCREENED BACK
PORCH, SCREENED SLEEPING
PORCH. CEMENT BASEMENT.
GOOD LOT AND SURROUND
INGs; BEST OF MATERIALS
AND WORKMANSHIP. ONLY
$4,000. $500 DOWN. s25 PER
MONTH.
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1865

JUST THINK OF 1T.
High class Farm Land for SIS and
$3.50 per acre.
And by high class We mean high
class.
1t is land upon which prize
winning crops are raised,
In abundance of production II
has many times outstripped
higher priced lands
A forty-acre tract OF this land
will make you Independent.
And you don't need fortune
to buy It
We only require an initial pay
ment of one-fifth the purchase
price. You are given five years
In which TO pay the balance.
For the next few years put your
spare nickels and dimes into one
OF these tracts. In less time than
you think you'll be Independent
your own boss.
Get our free booklet.
Write for It today 1t tells all
about our great offer.
PACIFIC LAND 6 WATER CO.
1909 WALKER BANK BLDG,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
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FOR SALE-A PIECE OF PROPERTY
suitable for apartment SITE WasI.rn 49,.
2921-M. ii'''
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rS96l

SEVERAL. SECTIONS FINEST sUB-
irrigated land in Utah. A fine inprov ed
ranch. Also small irrigated tracts. All
are bargains. We make homestead To-.
WESTERN LAND co. PIP Judge Bldg
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hotels

sss.a s.afNSsIMoND MN y HOTEL.
nsS mana,Vpposite Empress
me Of the estu,nent. tn. entirely reno
~. 81 tho CITY. "ost centrally located
q In each not and cold water:
Week room, private baths:
In up n month. Transient
. L. Young. Mgr. r2li5
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5-room, mottled brick. modern bungalow.
located on 9th East. the paved street;
good lot, full basement with furns ce;
cement walks: buffet kitchen. china
cabinet In the dining room. reception
hall. beautiful. large rooms: window
seat and electric fixtures.
500 cash. $50 per month Price $3.50,
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32S MAIN STREET.
NEW BUNGALOWS.

NEW BUNGALOWS.
ot course, YOU want new home on
loth East near 10th South We have a
beauty; 4 large, airy rooms large front
porch, screened back porch. buffet Ktch-
en-, fine plumbing. full basement, large
iot with coops-s2100. on easy terms,
VIII take lot as first payment.
$3.50 CASH. BALANCE $40 PER
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SOMETHING WORTH WHILE.

5OX1105 FEET.
On Kens!ngton avenue, he
tween 18th and 13th East.
with south exposure.
for
$400
cash.
Owner has Instructed me to
sell this lot at above price.
providing Il Is sold within 10
days. This lot would be cheap
at $500.
Price asked is 33 1-3 per
cent below the market.
Remember IT must be sold
within 10 days, so ACT
QUICK.
WALTER ROMNEY,
80 South Main,
Phone Was. 1890.
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BANKS AND BANKING
CHIROPRAC-ORs

CECIL d. CECIL. GRADUATE CHIRO-
praotors. Chronic and female troubles
n speciality. Consultation tree, Suite
413, 2a5 So. Main. r2al
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6-room. notified brick bungalow of the
finest construction and the choicest
finish. with a south front and lot
5oX212 feet TO an alley. located south
cast OF Liberty park, large front
porch screened-in back porch and
sleeping porch. cement walks and
full cement basement; extra large
rooms. buffet kitchen, tiled bathroom.
built-in mentel. This Is an excep-
tional bargain and II will pay you to
look at it,
$500 cash. s55 per month Price s3S0o.
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CANNON e. CANNON.
IS E. So Temple St. Phone Was 2731
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
BETTILYON

BETTILYON
HOME BUILDERS
COMPANY.
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W. l.. wETHERBEE CO. DESIGNERS
and manufa cturers OF bar bank. office
and store fixtures: also agents for billiard
and pool Ia bles and supplies. office and
IA ctory. l5S- 100 West 1st So Wasatch
6228 h3320
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SALT LAKE CABINET e. FIXTURE
Co. free estimates. q Richards street
W. 3210. n30T5
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DRESSMA KING GUARANTEED: RE-
modelling and alterations; reasonab bic.
215 F.. First South r227l
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DRESSMAKING

EXPERIENCED KANSAS CITY DRESS
maker: satisfaction guaranteed; prices
reasonable. 6o4 Main. Was 3452-W
ross
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WHY NOT OWN A IIONrD WHEN YOU
CAN BUY ON SUCH EASY TERMS?
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Err71E FOR QUICK SALE. PIANO
cslr.IMv I's... over 30 rolls of music; splendid
lssss1 s'1or. cos cost $3.50; can't take 10 70 mining
81: s' Snd East. between md and 3rd
II ave. -"u r2664
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BANK, BAR AMI OFFICE
FIXTURES

BANK, OFFICE, BAR AND STORE
fixtures. special designs submitted on
application; household refrigerators, car
ON and pocket billiard tables bowling
Collender Co.. 55-5T-59 w. So Temple.
Phone Wasatch 453 a50S6
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q ,,Ty AL KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD
h-o,,urp ana pay reasonable prices.
= zys time and worry by caInnS MS
A Fisher & Robbins Co.. oo w. mo nooVe o0:
[,uich Sill. -'9o
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-02
DOMESTIC SCIENCE CLASS

The domestic science class under the
management of the household econesn-
les committee of the Woman's CLUB,
met at the home of Mrs. G. W. Martin.
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock,
After a half hours study of, first,
pupils costumes; second, personal
habits in the kitchen; third, equipment;
fourth, dust; fifth, fuel. with special
attention given to the care and man
agement of the oil stove, for one was
to be used at this lesson, the class re-
paired to the kitchen where its MEM
bers were assigned places. Potato
salad with mayonnaise dressing and
tea making was taught by Miss Isabel
Mays.
Mrs Martins division made delicious
lemon pies and plain crackers. Misses
Alice Sexton and Gladys Martin We're
appointed to act as hostesses, and
Louise Spencer and Leslie Jackson
served,
other members present were Chris
tine Hort, Nellie Beckham, Mamie
Sheppard, Marian Dewey, Gladys Wal
lis, Louise Sanders, Miss Mays and Mrs
Martin.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-02
ANOTHER LOVELY EVENING
People Gathered by Hundreds ON the
Public Square to Hear the
Band Play

The band concert last night was the
best 50 far Of the season. The weather
was perfect. the musicians We're in fine
form, and the people were out bX aun-
dreds.
The star regrets TO say. there was
not much diminution in the noise made
by the children around the bahdstand.
This is regrettabi for whiIe every
/ body likes to see children enjoy them
selves. it is impossible for anyone 10
appreciate music fully when it Is mix
| ed or MARRIED or interrupted By any
noise that might be pleasant enough
under other circumstances. The right
| Of the majority will have to be respect
| ed. and if the natural guardians of the
children won't Keep them quiet. either
| a policeman will have TO be called on
or the music will have 10 stop. Neither
would be pleasant.
| Interest in the event was added to
| by a speech from the bandstand by Mr..
/ J. D. Rooney, secretary Of the Board
/ Of Trade. 1t was appropriate that Mr.
Rooney should speak from the band
stand, which owing directly TO his eff
/ forts has been changed from an eye
/ sore to an ornament Mr. Rooney
made an Interesting, live-wire talk. He
/
/ Of Trade has done and others it is try
| ing to do for the Improvement OF the
city, and appealed to the people to
/ hold up IS hands. His little talk hit
! the right spot
! Following is the program of the
I concert as rendered:
star SpangIed Banner"
March, Fight or Frolie"-E. J. De-
/ lano.
Baritone solo, ASLEEP in the Deep
! II. w. PetTie.
schottische, by the Watermelon
Vine''-T. 5. Allen.
Selection, The Prince of Pilsen"-
| Gustave Luders.
! IntermissiOn.
March, "BeIford's CarnivaT'-T S
/ Alexander.
/ Baritone solo. rChaIlenge" (AIr. F. E
| Mathews)-George Southwen.
| Waltzes, ''Nordica'-H Yourjee
| Patrol, The American"-F. w
Npachau1
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-02
AGATHERIDAN SOCIETY

The Agatheridan Society held its
regular meeting Friday afternoon.
After the minutes of the preceding
meeting had been read and approved,
the following program was rendered:
SUBJECTIVE Philippines.
Song.
Essay, Brief History of the Islands
William Camp.
. Essay. Manila. the Capital of the
Phnippines-Rexie Todd.
Grafton. The Uplift of the Philip
pines-W William Mcintosh.
Piano solo-Sydney Harold
Essay, The Islands, Their People and
Resources-Nellie Beckham.
Essay, Aguinaldo-George Davis.
Defamation, Beverages Speech on
the Philippines Welsh Dewey.
Piano soIO-Martha Kate Rentz.
Debate Resolved. That the Philip
pines Should be Given Their Independ-
ence Affirmative. Marie Hull, Mabel
Akin; negative. Alfred Green. Annie
Ao0rhead.
aper-Alfred MacKay.
The judges. Gladys Martin, Anna
Belle Allen and John Bats. decided in
favor Of the negative. After the re-
ports Of the critics. there being no fur
Their business to come before the
house. the society adjourned to mee'
again May 8. 1913
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-02
HELP THE GOOD WORK

To the Readers of the Star: l want
to urge every business man and citizen
of OcaIa. every reader Of your valua-
bic paper. TO take time enough tomor-
row to visit the Junior Civic League
Fairgrounds and witness the work of
the county tomato and corn club men,
bers Encourage this movement, Quit
talking about the high cost of living,
but give your best efforts to this
movement and you have the secret at
your door-in your own county. Then
let us get away from business long
enough TO visit and encourage Mrs. J
r. Moorhead and her boys and girls in
this splendid work. / endorse it and
viii give my best endeavOr for its
perpetuation and success.
J. d. Rooney,
Secretary Ocala Board of Trade.
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GALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
If you have any items for this de-
partment. cali Phone loo.
Auction Club Entertainedssby Nfxx Ale
liver

Miss Bette Wray NcIver was the az
-tRsrt1ve hostess entertaining delight
fCaiy the Young Ladies Auction Club
this afternoon al 3 o'clock. At the four
tables arranged for the games were
Misses Janet Neathers. Bessie Mac
Kay, Edith Williams. Dorothy Schrei-
Der. Jennie HarreIlg~ Eugenia Fuller.
Annie Davis, sarah Davis. Hope Rob
inson, Adele Bittinger. Marie Van En-
gelken. Fannie Robinson, Clara John
son, Minnie Stovau. Mary Burford and
Annie Atkinson. Miss OpheIa Sawtell
Joined the players during the after
noon and in time for refreshments.
Fragrant roses were used in guam
titles throughout the room and scores
were kept on dainty little tally cards.
The usual club prize, and the visitors.
a pretty deck Of cards was awarded at
the conclusion Of the interesting
games while enjoying the delicious
fruit salad waters. pickles, punch and
sandwiches served by the hostess
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-02

A lovely May day party was given
by Mrs. G. B. stein and Mrs. Paul Theus
at their home pr s. Bird street, in honor
Of Miss Mae STEMS birthday The
house was decorated with May Baskets
filled with lovely sweet peas. HasJur-
tiums. yellow daisies ana lassamine,
yellow and white being the color
scheme. Four tables were arranged in
the parlor and library where the
guests enjoyed the game of Rum for
some time; there was also a very in
teresting contest "a Bird Romance"
For the nearest correct solution Of this
clever contest Miss Gertie Peyser and
Miss Lucille Robinson cut for the
ladies prize. Miss PeySer winning the
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-02
An ORANGE APIECE
They Are the Best of Fruit, so he Sure
and Obtain Yours

The box of fine Valencia oranges,
grown by Messrs. Tonner & Borland,
Citra. Fla, which have been in the
Munroe & Chambliss Bank window for
a week, will be given away to the Gus
toners and friends Of the bank, be
ginning at II o'clock on Saturday, May
Bird. only one orange can be given to
each person: be sure to get yours.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-02

Mr. Frank Z. Brodnax, Of Atlanta,
supervisor Of agencies for the south
ern states Life Insurance Company, is
in the city in the interest Of his COM
paur he reports business in this Sec
sion as extremely encouraging. Mr.. p.
= Stripping, the division agent Of the
company, is making the rounds with
Mr. Br0duax
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-02
ENGLISH WOODEN MILLS
ARE OPENING 4 STORE

The English Wooden Mills are open
ing a tailoring establishment in the
room in the earn building which has
just been vacated by deHcatessen
store. The store viii be in charge Of
Mr. 3. Scher, and they will make a
speciality of SIS suits-no higher or no
cheaper
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The northbound 4. G. l. train. due
here from Leesburg at o'clock came
in this morning on time, but did not
leave till after o'clock for Jackson
willie. The engine broke down here
and another had to re secured TO pull
the train.
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Nose Corker and Amos Myers. two
negroes who evidently intended to go
into the wholesale liquor business.
were nabbed last night. Nose, Wha
worked in Hogan's saloon. was alb
stractiug bottles and TASKS. which he
lowered out Of the rear window up-
stairs to Amos on the ground outside
They had been suspected for some
time, and last night were watched and
nabbed by AiessEs. c. !. Weaver and H
p Feeble In sack which Nose was
lowering 10 Amos was the worth of
$3.50 in we goods. The thieves were
sent to jail Another one OF their
stoFeheuses. containing a large guam
tity Of stolen goods was found this
morning.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-02

No trouble to show goods. Come
and convince yourself of the beautiful
line of human hair goods l am show
ing. All goods at manufacturer
prices. Tomorrow the last day. Miss
Evelyn of New York a Haycraft &
peCamp's. 5-2-1t