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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-23
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, October a..-Thc cotton rnarkc,
not only recovered yesterdays big loss. but
made now high records for tho season on
near months during to-day's trading. Oc-
t"her contracts sold AT 49,. and December
at liO2 Realizing caused reactions OF sew
eiM points late in the day. but the close
/ Mas steady aud last prices chowcd net gains
"i from leH2i points. An active aud excited
puyihE movement Was started by relatively
hriu Liverpool cables ana : food of crop
damage reports from the South following
the cold snap reported yesterday. First
prices were from l2GlG points net higher
ana after some little irrcgularity rs 1, result
Of renewed realizing, tho market again FIRM
Cd M ON prospects that another cold wave
would follow rains in the South, fresh bty-
irS Tor a long account, covering of shorts
ana continued bun support ActoVc months
sold 3SHS5 points net higher. and December
contracts sold above 1ic. FOR the FIRST ti,nc
This season, making ;iu advance OF about Sic
a bale from the low loVcl of last summer
Eeports of heavy rains in tho Southwest
Helped this advance, ana some buying may
/ have ais" been Inspired 10y a crop estimate
Of l"pVo.urO bales. excluding liutcrs. by a
Chicago iiru The market encountered .,
great deal "i long cotton around lie. for
December and last prices showed reactions
OF some I2pl3 points from the best Tho
small local stock less than 50po bRlcs OF
certihcatei cotton being now available here
| undoubtedly added to tho iirmness of the
near months.
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20 secure q preliminary vote on the
bill before adjournment to-day brought
a further protest from Senator Bacon.
chairman OF tho Foreign Relations
Com!nittee.
at Is n serious thing to abrogate a
treaty with another nation without
first consulting that nation" Senator
fiacon said we have enough pres
cnt and anticipated frictions now with
foreign governments to convince us
that in these matters we should not
act without ut least having knowledge
of what we are doing"
The Senator declared the bill APP
parently would directly abrogatc Ger
tain treaty agreements with Germany:
and challenged any member of the
Senate to state what it's effect would
be as TO other nations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-23
RAIN FALLS IN TORRENTS
Entire city ~ Galveston Rcportc
Under Water.

ISpcciaI 10 The Times Dispa tch.
Galveston, Texas. October 22--As "a
result OF the terrible rainstorm which
began here early to-day. the entire city
Tonight IS under water ana the rain
IS still falling in torrents.
AZ an early hour this afternoon prac-
tically every business house in the
city and all central institutions closed
IN order That owners and employees
alike might go home. street car trat-
nc has been tied up since noon. and
boats are seen going about the streets.
In many OF the business establishments
the water has risen to depth of d
FOOT, and is still rising.
Tie Weather bureau reported that
the rainfall during the day was ten
inches. No estimate has been made
az 10 the damage already done. but ii
viii reach thOusands OF dollars.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York, October 2..-Wheat-Firn: No.
: red, 9id?5i.c. No. | northern. Duluth, a4s, =.
Corn-firin n use. Flour-Stcady.
Woo. steady Hides and Lcathcr-Firm.
petroleum Steady. Turpcutinc-firn. Rice
Firm. Molasscs steady. Sugar-l,aw firm
Muscovado. SOS: centrifugal. s3.iS; monsses.
S2.'3; refined. steady. CoGcc-Spot nominal:
Rio. No. lie; No. Santos. l37sc: mild.
quiet; Cordova. iSi:MiG,.c. Butter-Irreguar.
Chces"-ENsy. Potatoes ana Cabba EcS-Aiui-
ket steady and unchanged. Peanuts ana
IrciGhts-Steody and unchanged.
cottonsced oil was barely stcady for the
November delivery. reiccting an easier ten
dency in crude AMI dizziness in consuming
trade Other months felt tho strength in
cotton and lard auL closed So points net
higher Sales l!,sD9 barrels. Prime crude.
0G'NI.s3: prime summer yellow. 6s5nT.05:
october, G92; November, G.S;; December G..g:
January. 7.o2; February, 1o?. March. 80:
April. 80; May, 1.3S; prime winter yellow
ana sulnmcr white ,.0OG 600.
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York County, ss.-Thc Commonwealth
Of Pennsylvania to the Sheriff Of
said County Greeting:

York County. ss.-Thc Commonwealth
OF Pennsylvania to the Sheriff OF
said County Greeting:
We command you. as we heretofore
commanded YOU, that YOU attach j. y.
Kline, late OF your county. by all and
and tenements. moneys, credits. lega-
cies and interest OF the defondant, IN
the tcrre tenants OF the following land:
All that certain part of Il lot OF
ground, situate on the, west side OF
IA North Beaver street, in the Thir.
teenth Ward OF York. Pa. bounded and
described as follows: On the north by
the east by North Beaver Street. Oh the
south by property of ii. Clay shelley,
ON the west by 10 feet vide alley. CON
Street 81 feet inches. and extending
in length westwardly from said street
J 90 feet to said Is feet wide alley. upon
which is erected a two-story mansard
roof dwelling house, with bay window
and two story frame back building;
In whose hands or possession soever
the same may be, and especially in the
hands, possession, custody and control
OF the terre tenants of the land above
described, and such other persons, and
summon them as garnishecS, 80 that
they be and appear before our Court
in and for said county, on the third
and there to answer First National
Bank OF York. Pa. of Il plea of assump-
sit; and you are also hereby command
ed TO summon the said j. a. Kline and
all persons III whose hands or possess
sion the goods and chattels. lands and
and interests. and especially the in
terest in the land above described in
tho hands, possession and control OF
the terre tenants, and summon them as
garnishees, or any of them may be at
tnched. so that they and every or
court ut the day and place mentioned
in this writ. to answer what shall be
objected against them. and abide the
have you then and there this writ.
Witness tho Hon. Nevin NJ. Wanner,
President Judge OF our said Court, at
York. thus 9th day of October. a. D..
1913.
JAMES j. GERRY, Prothonotary.
WIN. c. LICKING Sheriff.
Seal Of the Court OF Common Pleas OF
York County. Pa.
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MARKET FAILS TO
CONTINUE ADVANCE
Day Transactions Dwindlo 50
Per Cent, and Losses
Are the Rule.
LITTLE OUTSIDE BUYING

IL nKctnAN WALL.


u hR"NhNN WALL
So. N3.ii octoho! stock
.r.llsot. withaut short interest. like
l"-1ti, transactions H"iEd!%d 80 per
cont H. volume and losses were the
r.I, na Tho aav TUESDAYS .narn I'M
,,.,..l, ,,.,, o,,.,...,.,,., ,,,..,dn ,,,',.;,,
'"H u.s.
ana ih' 0s".eSs'on"! enthusiast long
oc s:ocl,s coUrG . tria market when
,,t,.-at.tiii.. 4, ti.o, Ills cd,
,,ro1, Tho .,,ninr nr;c. If IN s,,al
fr.,,od m 5- rp,,r,ns \, Srh1-,I
,.t,,rni,ir frc-, ,.in doc M INK
,.c,,,e ~, ~ ~, y
,, M. ,,,.,Ia
Ii,i - rs ~" 'r''Ee ~
10 'l.ui'.,itS' anu n's ioie-
G"zts are If'4He''!* pf"i'iitiiv'
lIo Wec''iY report OF the Iron Age
-huieites mat tach Week makes some
addition 10 idle forces Headjust-
reductions were made this week in
Pittsburgh quotations
sentiment in tho Industry is not
i,opcful. ms there is no indications of
any considoroble buylnr ,noyomont NJ
r,ascut nricos
,,nolqarotn1 conno,, voc. 20 c
-. 49,,
w." - We ~.
rs sI," ,'r ,,Gv,'''"r I,r "ImIeiS q, - -
por"" 'o'"'"r oi pusl
"'SS ~ iiot '"ISV' however. IN inc rate
"enlH'Es NnaiE"m"'ed lost 4 point on
se!IInS Tor foreign accounts.
Hep"rts Confirmed.
l-ilrlN reports OF further trouble n
Bombay wor" confirmed by the an
nouuccmcnt OF the closing Of the Som-
bay stock ENchaugc. Financial dis
turbances in India have severely af-
f.Ctcd Tho Iondou ,,,.,rI,o. AVA H. ,.io,.
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BOND LIST

Atlantic coast Line lst IS Cbid) ...... ~
Atlantic Coast line-I and y. Is 1bidl.. So
-. Z; !" conN Is On Baltimore. bidl.. ~
Brooklyn Rapid Transit :s............ SCH.
chesapeake and Ohio conr. it:s ,askcd) SOi,
liSgctt and Myers Us tbidJ........... ~
,hsEctt and Myers - tbidp............!.. ll9ii
l.orlllard Company Observation-Disclosures. .ii .
i.orlllari company IS...... Observation-Disclosures. us
Nc'tolk ana western conv. ii3s........ 1881.
Sea aboard Air Line stamped As (asked).. ~
Scah"ard Aair Line adj. 0s.............. .3i.
Sou,ncrn railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 49,.
S"uthern railway 's,..................... 1921.
thli'u states steel INA 's.. ............... 100
HhitcI states registered -, 1880 thd).. as.
tu.eI states registered Us. 1918 sales. 1925
United states Panama - tbid) ......... gei,
Virginia Brown Bros. rtfs............ ~
n!rHlhta-C"r chem. list Observation-Disclosures. 2ji,
W"rt.h uep; Is....:...:, ....,:............ 4oi.
w Ky ana POWER Co. - asked ........ %
Wabash Pitts Term list is........... III.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago, H., October ae-RcviVal of cx-
port demand to-day strengthened tho price
"t wheat Accordingly the market closed
steady at an advance Of i.ftssc. net. other
leauing staples too, all showed Il .ain-corn.
h:"t',c. TO lc; oats sale. and provisions,
.i=Hl5c.
Cash grain closed: Whcat-No. . rcd .2Sl
.2,2c.i No. hard, si'anS5i4c. No. = northern.
Sl2psGi.".; 40 spring. SiaNs5isc Corn
no =. o"aH1oc.; No. . white Co5, u5Oc.; No.
yellow, G9isn10tc. oats-No White 3Si4Tt
iOr.: standard. .AiaGIilc
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MAEKE.
tSales at Union Stock Yards)

tNitliMoND LIN T. STOCK MARKET.
tSales at Union Stock Yards)
Richmond, Va. October - 1912
Eepor; OF the live stock market Tor the
week ending October 20 1918:
Best steers. 1i.u79.C.: medium TO good O.. n
&c; common to fair. safe. hest hcifcrs.
Gl,r6".c' medium 10 good. 5hI6c common
to fair H.ri9'c.; best COWS. 5HN5s.c.: me
dtum To good. i'.V0c.; common to fair, aU
BIC: best oxen. 5'sa6i4c. medium to good.
t<h1hc.: common To fair. 4AiiAc.: best heavy
bulls. Cu6c: light 1tu5c.: best calves. 9n
lvc. fair To good: 1isp?c.:. dicks. 5aGc.
Cows and calves se5Gt5.0o per head. best
hogs, 80 light hogs: S'sa SIC: SONS and
stays. 5p1i9c.; best sheep. iia65c: fair to
good, S'.Wi5,c.; common 10 fair, ai.fiSc; best
lambs 6iap1c.; common to fair. 4i.06c
Chicago, ILL.,. October -iIoEs-Slow. "a
loo. lover. Bulk OF sales, s7.6o01.ej. cattle
strong. Bccvcs. Sj.?lI9.10: cows and hcifcrs
S3.59NS.& 80; calves $7u 1859. Checp ANA Lambs
Steady 10 l5c. higher. sheep, Sid5Oo; iumbs
Sj.>j,t1.@5.
New York. October ea-Becvcs-I.owor.
steers. S5uSSO: bulls. sl75aG5o. COWS. Sae).f
600 Calycs-Steady at ss5culS.oo. sheep
licccipts $500 head. sheep. 325si15: lambs
sj.1o"1.Sj. llors-Markct lower at $3.50
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New York, October o2.-Priut cloth markets
held very iirn. Narrow cloths arc still
quoted much below the parity OF wide cloths
OF similar yarns. iobbcrs of ginrhans arc
looking forward to advances that have been
hcld back for soma time. Heavy coIorcd
goods are firm With tho demand growing
OF next year.
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NAVAL, STORIES


Wilmington. y. g.. October % Spirits Tur-
pemtine-Stcady at i0c. Hosin- Steady mt
Firm a. S2H3pS.
Savannah Ga. October oo-Turpentinc-
Firm NJ ilGili3c.; sales 30 casks rcccipts
% casks; shipments 3)s casks; stock a.253
casks H"sin Firm sales Lose barrels; re-
ccipts az barrels; shipments $40 barrels:
stock ij6.0ia barrels quote: a. - &. -
E3., y. S3.l0N3ti: y. q. S3..s
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEA Nut MARKET.
ts"poried by Rodgers PIunmcr i. CO. Inc
fctcrsbur. NN.i october .2.-peHuuts-
spanish small lots OF new crop arriving on
innrkci price. Si,"o per bushcl; quality good
iirm; crtra prime aLsc.: prime. 3i.c Ola Vir-
ginias-Fancy stock quoted at SisT3s.c.
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Baltimore. Md, October - Whcat-Mar-
kei nrmcr; spot No. red. g)a.c; SPOT No
rcd. Western. Ole; southern by sample SIf
50 'orn--Receipts 2ii20 bushels exports
ilV,' bushels oatS-firmcr; standard. white
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legal Jotjrs

TO J. \. KLINE-TAKE NOTICE THAT
AN ALIAS WRIT OF FOREIGN At
TACIIMENT HAS BEEN ISSUED BY
THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
OF YORK COUNTY, PENNSYL-
WANNA, TO NO. rs. OCTOBER TERM,
LOWING Is a COPY:
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Quotations for interest paying bonds arc
a. q price to which interest must lie added
Income bonds and certificates OF indebted
are dat
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: . : :
MISCELLANEOUS

Onions, dry bbl ,,:..... ..,,....... 90 a 100
l'otatoes Irish No. bag. 80 q 80
Apples. hbl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100 a 40
MARKET CONDITIONS.
General conditions OF market on ali com.
moditics very good. same being firm.
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l,ichmond. Va october -. 1918
WH0LESALE QUOTATIONS. ON CHANGE
RICHMOND NAY MARKET.

iichmond, Va. October % 1918
Following are tho quotations on the I,ich.
inord Hay ENchangc
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cotton luturca closed sioady

cotton. steady; niddling. 1850; gross re.
ccipts. ii55 bales, stock 1853 bales; export
20 The Continent los bales; coastwse. SOS
Total to-day a, all po.ts-Nct receipts.
l",itp bj'lc!H export to Great Britain aai
bales TO France. 30 bales; To the Continent
S.l'J bales; 10 Japan, 20 80 bales 20 Mexico.
Ap9 bales. stock. scic4 bales.
%%, 80. bales; export to Great Britain ss}S
bales, 20 France. 1855 bales: to the Cont
nent 1915 bales To- Japan, .0,230 bulcs, TO
McNico lo5o bales.
Total since Septcmhci NJ all ports Ne,
jeceipts. -G.5oi3 buics. export to Great
Briluiu. 'olsi, bics 10 France. 30i.GSl bales:
20 me Continent. Al-.ejl bales; 70 Japan.
f-5 halcsi 20 NcTico 6,7SS Bales.
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LocAi. MARKET ouorArIoNs.

Il FINISHED ty Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants. Richmond. Va
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CATTLE MARKETS.

TRhW-Comprcssed ...... 500 a
Loose pressed, large bales. lc.02 Q
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

EicIllnond, va, OCtobcr q. 1913.
Following are tho quotations on the Rich
mond Tobacco Exchange:
UOCSIIIADS
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New Orleans, october cs-The price OF
cotton made - substantial advance to-day
on buying Tor long account which the buli.
claimed was as the strongest character A
feature OF IA session "as tho absence OF
any marked o'.oGut Of pioilt-tuking on lon.:
cotton sMch q" pui tho market down yes
letdny rher" wa 10 now features ia tho
'.S~& "i the day go t!inu!a,a buving nnd -,
rise appeared 10 ne based on the grovint.
co'Eiciiou that the crop is a moderately
small one.
fhe OPENING was stca0, al q rise az ;sGls
points iu sympathy with a much higher
iANerpcol market tlian due. IN. weather
map Naa considered unfaVorablc The mar
let very Grndualy advanced anti early in
Vic afternoon prices were lea3l poA.ts over
the Ihst injuries al yesterday. Late ia tho
day moderate realizing came from the Inn
sue Tie close was stradS AZ q net gain OF
-.'-i points.
Srnt reports were oncourag inG. Spot cot
i"l steady and unchanged; middiing l34,c
HHIfs "i the spot ego bales and 1850 To A.
rive cotton futures closed; October i4Oi:
NpFembcT l3.S3; December l3.sj. january,
80 Marcn, 1895 May. 1897 July. 1893
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Sales.
Stocks.

Allis-Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers. pfd.
33.Sco hmalgamated Copper. :.
Am. Ayr. Chem. com
12,OoO American Can.
900 American Can. md
Loco Amer. Car and Foundry
American Cotton Oil
Am. Hide and Lea, pfd 4.
american Linseed Oil. /.
zoo american Locomotive.
Amer. Malt Co. pfd
COO American Smelling ;.
American Snuff. com. &.
American Sugar. -! /.
300 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co. +.
l,pVp American Tobacco. com {.
american Tobacco. pfd
l,NOV anaconda Copper. =.
1000 Atchison
100 Atlantic Coast Line.
soc Baltimore and Ohio.
500 Bethlehem Steel Cocoon
Bethlehem Steel Co, pfd
zoo Brit. Amer. Tobacco Co.
3oQ Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Central Leather, com
$500 Canadian Pacific.
LOO California Petroleum..
600 chesapeake and Ohio.
fuD Chicago Great Western.
100 Chi. Great Western. pfd.
leo Chi. Mil. and 81. Paul.
Crucible steel Cor. com.
90 Cruciblc Steel. pfd.
coo colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
500 Consolidated Gas.
900 Corn Products, con-
Den. X Rio Grande, com.
- wv y. 10
100 Erie. list pfd. .......
Fed. Min. ana SIN. pfd H..
zoo General Electric.
Geo. W Ileime lob Co.
900 Great Northern, pfd
200 Great Northern Ore cts.
200 Illinois Central.
t,ncc IntcrborO- Met. .
zoo Intcrhoro- Met, pfd....
Int. harvester. com
int. Nlor. Marine. com.
international Paper.
Internal. l'Hlvr. nfd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-15
FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-FarmI.ands
'O~---0-7---~--~~O~S--~ ~
MORE THAN MERE AcsrACF

MORE THAN MERE AcsTAGp.
When you buy a farm you y~n, more
than mere acreage. You want Atlsfac-
tory iand--the kind that produces urIzec
crops I'm abundance.
Buy, Park Valley farm and you Sst
this kind of land
You won't be held up in price. either.
we give you five years TO make pay
:Dents.
In many instances the first years crop
will pay for the land.
There are no excessive interest rates
10 pay: no high-cost water rights to eat
up profits.
The crop returns are all yours
should make you independent-it has 9TH
ers
Every condition is in your favor, It's
next TO impossible TO fall.
let. WHERE FARMING PAYS" and
other worth while Information
PANY, 18th Floor Walker Bank Bldg.
Salt Lake City. Utah. g1737
800 ACRES FIRST CLASS, LAND. AD-
Joining east side Of Cache forest re-
serve in Idaho. Fine spring and fall
range: 200 acres tame hay. 10 acres
grain, so acres pasture and wood lot;
water right from four canyons; raises 300
tons balea bic hay 1000 bushels graii and
potatoes annually. Garden and small fruit.
Remarkably free from frost. Also 1000
large. young. medium grade ewes. with
reserve Cache
forest reserve; $50 very hgh-crade young
CotSVold rams: 500 tons of alfalfa tim
othy and fine hay. put up In iirst-class
condition, on place. Only $ miles. all
down-hil grade, 10 railroad station mar
ket and good stores: only half mile
from l.. ID. :. church and good school.
Ideal place for dairy, sheep or cattle
ranch. Houses. fine spring water. good
well. granarles shop. barn. sheds. COR
rails etc Only So each for ewes and re-
serve right; SO each for rams. 81 por
ton for hay and $50 per acre for land.
Terms part. Address NJ. b.. 231 South
9th East, Salt Lake City, Utah. s:o24
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FURRIER and TAXIDERMIST

~.--->--~---~>~-~~~~~~-~
EVERYTHING: IN THE FUR AND
tlxlderTnist line made rs You want IL,
r. Stencil Fur Co.. 81 e. Bro0dway--2s
years IN salt Lake. nh2h
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-15
WAFFLE KITCHEN


THE WAFFLE KITCHEN AT 5e WEST
Broadway is the only place III town
where ycu can get hot. tasty waffIes
coffee for lac f2606
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-15

MOVING. STORAGE. PACKING AND
shipping at reduced rates. | can do
Packing done In your home II desired,
Reduced rates to all parts of America.
Call up for estimate Hvland
3O55-N-M. j. w. Carter. 99T Z. 3rd So
f2SlS
WE SHIP HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO
any part OF the United States Cut
rates. Klmball Van & Storage Co. ~
South Main, n2s6y
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Furnished Rooms

VERY NICELY FURN. ROOM, MOD
oefn conVeniences: references required.
$50 SO, w. T. d2S4I
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FIFTH EAST ST. WILL BE SALT
Lakes finest boulevard. The property
in this vicinity is certain To advance
quickly as soon as the street pavement
is finished. | nave some good lots just
north of I2th South and right of 5th
Eas, that | Will sell at S2.5 each, on the
easy payment plan. You have proba bly,
noticed how lots on the avenues just OFF
9th East have advanced In price since the
9th. East pavement was put in and these
lots near 9Th East will advance in value
Just as quickly. II you are looking for
bargain and something that Will make
you some money. please investigate and
address Mo. Tribune. gl65!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-15

READY AT ALL TIMES ON FIRST
mortgages, per cent; no delay. AL
lance Investment Co., II So, Main st:
WAS ita3. fSS6
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MACHINERY

~~-~~-~--~~~-0~-C>~-~-~-o~
SECOND HAND MINING AND CON-
tractors inachln@-T and r'pplles 1-ye I'd
concrete mixer. aD-e. p. :; sllnc engn.e.
very cheap Make us an jHar. See our
stock. What have you L sell?
B0GuE SUPPLY co Dooly Block.
Yard. 3rd South ana 2th West.
Phones. Wasatch 100 and PAS.
d10It
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FuRS REPAIRED. CLE
modeIed-summer PRICE
riers. Hudson Ray Fun
Was. I161.
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UNREDEEMED PLEDGES

90 FLUTE FOR. SIP so
90 leather suit case....,.... S.75
$50 90 solid gold watch. ch.,.,,.s....,.. &c. 90
SI25 diamond ring. II 90
Cllne's Jewelvy II Loan Co. (est. %
years). II T. Broadway. 1886
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WALLPAPER CLEANING


HOME PAPER CLEANING co. SPE-
cial prices fall and winter work. Was.
3t5a. d317?
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Poultry and Pet Stock

DENVER INCUBATORS FOR SALE. S.
Nadner & Bro. Sth East and Ashton
ave Hyland 20T0. 1888
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BUILDING LOANS MADE ON LIBERAL
terms. You may select your own plans.
your own architect. your owD lot. Or
ir you wish. we Will attend 10 everything
for you. The loan may be paid In month
" payments same as rent. SALT LAKE
SECURITY & TRUST CO.. 32 Main st.
g13
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HAT FACTORY

DIR HAT REPAIRING SEE TAYLOR,
fthe Halter, "a East LIST So. Estab.
BS8, g2065
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses

FUUMING HOUSES SEE Us.
S-room home, elegantly furnished with
rent of $50, Inclusive Of hot water and
heat bedrooms People are going
away and must sell al once. 5000. II
blocks from Hotel Utah
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l9-room hotel near business center
modern, Steam heat and running hot
and cold water, Rent $4,000. 100000
VIII handle
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AND PRESSING

high -class hand pressing; work guar
anteed ) w. End South. Was. o077.
f2s74v
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FURRIERS

IrI,Rs REPAIRED AND REMODELED:
also complete line OF furs at reason
able prices: best workmanship, Geneva
C. Hicks Fur Co., sS South 9Th East. !.
Wasatch 1907. ~
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LADIES' TAILOR

AMERICAN LADIES TAILORING co.
Tailoring to your individual measure-
ments: correct styles and ft guaranteed;
also your own materials made UP; SIG
and up. c. n. Huhl. 220 Constitution
bldg, 81 s. Main. gS91
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TRUNKS & LEATHER GOODS

TRUNKS. SUITCASIS AND BAGS
made and repaired. Salt Lake Trunk
factory. 1873 East Broadway. Phone Wa
satch 1926. 1888