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Take the family to Saltair tomorrow
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zbyszko Collapses on Mat

NEW YORK, May 2S.-Stanisau us
Zbyszko, the Polish wrestler, collapsed
from weakness in his bout with George
Zurich Of Russia after 16 minutes and Il
seconds of wrestling at Madison Square
Garden tonight The Pole entered the
ring with hds head swathed in bandases
as the result of an injury received in his
match with Constant LeMarin at Montreal
last Saturday night After a minutes
wrestling the bandages come off. showing
wound over the left temple. Zbyszko
remained on the defensive throughout un-
til his collapse. The refeSee. Charley
White, refused to let the men continue.
After several minutes rest Zbyszko was
a BILE to walk to his dressing room
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ASSIGNEEis SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale the
stock OF goods. fixtures and real estate
Of the Young Mems company, operating
under the above name at Spanish Fork
Utah. together with the good Will OF
the business. An inventory shows the
following:
General merchandise ..-.... $25. .sss As
Real estate: as-foot front 1ss Sect feet
deep, with store buildings. etc. less 25
feet front and 55 feet deep Situated in
lot 4. block 6S, Spanish Fork city survey
Of city lots.
Bids will be accepted on all or part
Of the above.
Bids will be opened June 5. 1913, at
o'clock. p. m.
Property and inventory may be ex-
amined my time before June S. 1918, by
appointment
The right Is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
Bidders must put up a certified check
or current funds for 10 per cent OF the
amount offered. which will be refunded
In case tho bid Is not accepted,
For further informa ton apply to
AMMON TUTTLE, Assignee.
Spanish Fork, Utah.
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Occur d'Alene Entries.

81 International News Service.
FlrSt race. five and n hal. furlongs-Donan
Prince. Black Sheep. Phil Connor Footloosc Tom
Murphy. Ray Egan. ll6 Gala. III; Ethsl Wicks.
Wannh. IL
Second raco. five and half furlougs-No Quar-
tor. Bon Stono 1lG; Judge Sale, III; Zimri. il2.
Casmena. iG7: Ramsey, 106.
Third race six furlougo-Eddio Mott 49, Ora
torlan. Abound. Kid North. l0s: Dutch Courage:
Sam Connor. pontcfrsct. Cuyinap Mario Gore.
e3 Rotonto. rs
Fourth race. tvo furlongs-shor. Cut. III,
Dromi li6: Ego white. IA: Wlle Bear. 1l2i
Mollor, Ill; Leds Lake. 40: Bedn. lo6: Ernest
II. lo2: Carvanzo. DclcasSy. 100. Right Little.
81. volio Forty. o5.
Fifth race. SIX MISUNDERSTANDING Spray. Comp
ton lis: Southern Cold Charles Brown ll2
Hazel c. 10: Holablrd. Inquita. ll2
Sixth raco. one mile-Gretchen g. 113, CIT.
III; Baby Doll, 1oo Sake. Jim caffernta. 1903.
Lchigh l0t; Mamie McDoc 1o2.
Weather cloudy: track slow,
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|TAKE A PAIR
hi THE WHITE S0X
4. Great Ed Walsh
., Slab in the Sec
ond Contest.

,un May 2s.-Cleveland
NTH games OF a double
here with Chicago toaay'
rs.t 2 10 1 and the second . 10 10
4 ss nis' arst game was deciged IN N
~ ies innings, as neither side ts go =
two o.seond . after that. Chicago az o, >
ssos md scored on Collins. $ SIN :,
11a .;l a AT scored their first run on
g. and the second run on a q
~ W.,Is ~ and Collins's mun OF
~ sIs. Turner made two an
WaIsh from the box n me
~ Of of the second game. Cleve-
1'nF pa an n early lead Of three runs;
',s % off White. who repIaceu =
~ 'S,,ssi nj two more runs IN the
1essy was hIt rather freely oy
sts t,se the third inning and al
|. 'iSs Sssss on balls. Score.
4 4 ,1xvrtAsp CHICAGO.
FIRsT GAME.
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In the whole field of medicine there
is not q healing remedy that will re.
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than Ballard's Snow Liniment. In
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Johnson, Drugs, "The Never.Substi.
tutors.'' Five (5) good stores.
(Advertisement.)
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Yale Completes Training.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. May 2s.-Yale
crew practice on the Quinnipiac river
came to an end this afternoon. and the
squad OF thirty-eight blue oarsmen, ac-
companed by coaches and trainers. will
leave tomorrow for Gales Ferry, to COM
plete training for the races with Har-
ward on the Thames. June 20.
1t was announced tonight that the
English she'll which was damaged on
shipboard would soon be In readiness
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Wonderful Skin Salve.

Bucklen 8 Arnica Salve is known
everywhere as the best remedy made
for all diseases of the skin. and slso
for burns. bruises and hoils. Reduces
Inflammation and is soothing and henl'
ing. ]. T. Sosaman. publisher Of News,
Of Cornelius, N. c., writes that one
box helped his serious skin ailment
after other remedies failed. Only 25c.
Recommended by Schramm-J ohnson,
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Former Denver Star Released.

CLEVELAND. May 2s.-The release of
Outflelder Jack Beall TO the Milwaukee
club of the American association was an
nounced tonight by the Cleveland Ameri
OF Lelvelt, formerly OF the New York
Americans, gave the Cleveland club
eight outfteders, which Manager Bir-
mingham considered TOO many,
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RS WIN ON
HALLS PITCHING

Qul6. May 2s,-Detrolt by win
~ 8 to 3, took four Of a six
'ed With tho ST. Louis Ameri-
|to ST. Louis pitchers were hit
~ meant runs. Baumgardner,
I{sd for the home team, was
su vas a puzzle to the locals,
'1QEh he gave seven hits, he
~ scattered. st. Louis hitters
-eFless before him Score.
pE7RoIT.sT. LOUIS
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Given Thirty DAYS In Jail.

william Jaege. arrested several days
ago on a charge OF obtaining money un-
der false pretcnses. was permitted 10
plead guilty In police court yesterday 10
charge OF petty larceny. Jaege was
said 10 have passed a worthless check
for $3.50 on the Sweet Candy company.
He was sentenced by Judge n. II, Tan
ner TO thirty days In the county Jail.
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May Test Weight Law.

Coal dealers OF Salt Lake CITY have
secured the services Of Stephen l.. Rich
ards of the law firm OF Richards, Hart
& Van Dam to formulate the action to
be taken by the dealers TO enforce the
railroad compa MES TO observe the law
requiring destination instead of mine
weights as the basis of freight charges
The railroad companies claim the law
to be unconstitutional.
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Coal Dealers to Play Lehi.

The Utah Fuel team has arranged game with
the fast I@hi team OF the Utah County league.
20 be played az Lchi Memorial day. This Rnwe
,hould prove to b6 OF unusual intereb,. aS the
oorImeu succoedsd in defeating thie team last
wear cniy after a sensational ninth inning rally
which nettcd throo runs. The following men are
| requested 10 be az the Denver 4 Rio 0randc
depot promptly at 7;i5 Friday morning, Williams.
Harris X Taylor, Gibson. r. Taylor. Schultz.
CsuvcI Emborson, Hanson aud Hofolng.
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De Oro Leads Horgan.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2s.--At the end
of the second nights play In tho ibo-point
match here for the tllIee-cushion billiard
championship. De Orc had increased by
a wide margin his lead over John Hor~
gan. the title holder. Horsan ran only
~ roInts tonight. The total score stands
De Orc 100. Horgan, IL
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Famous Fat Man Dies.

VENICE. Cal. May 2s.-Georse Com
stock. known among circus people as
Babe Caldwell. the fat man and who
weighed 40S pounds, died suddenly here
today. 1t required twelve men TO carry
Coustock TO the automobile In which he
was rushed TO hospital when lie be-
came Ill
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"ovn Young Given Ovation

eran American league pitcher. came to
Chicago today at the head OF Cleveland
Federal league team. The biggest crowd
OF the season gathered at Federal park to
welcome the veteran. who was begged to
step into the pitchers box and let his sd-
mirers see him work again. Young de-
clined.
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CHcketers Arrive.

VICTORIA. B. c., May 2S.-The Aus.
tralian cricket team. headed by CaptaiY
Edgar Mayne, arrived here today on 6
tour that will see them in action in sew,
eral Canadian cities, In Philad delphia. ant
elsewhere in the United States and finally
In the Bermudas.
The visitors will play three games
with the local cricket club.
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There never WAS a rlme when

IHbI6 HbFbI Wo5 VIHIe "H1u peOpIc
appreciated the real merits of Chamber
lain g Cough Remedy more than now.
This is shown by the increase in sales
and voluntary testimonials from per.
sons who have been cured by it. II
you or your children are troubled with
cough or cold give it trial and be.
come acquainted with it's good quail
ties. For sale by all dealers.
Advertisements
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Southern League

At Ma ashville--Na shville 8. Memphis 4.
At Atlanta-Atlanta 4, New Orleans O..
Al Chattanooga-Chattano 6, Mo-
bile 7.
At Observation-Disclosures 9, Mont
gomerY 2.
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Lagoon opens Decoration day. Pret-
tier than ever. Many new features.
Half hour service commencing $3.50
o. m. Fare-round trip, adults. so
cents: children, 25 cents.
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Dillon and Klaus Ready.

INDIANAPOLIS, May s8.-Jack Dillon and
Frank Klaus, iniddlewcisht boxers who are sched-
uled TO meet IN ten-rnund bout here tomorrow
weigh in at 100 pounds ut 3 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. Both fighters confident Of VIC
tory.
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SECOND GAME,

'.f Errors -BodIo. Weaver. Two-oasc
~ gysgg. Weaver. Sacrifice hit
1lolsa basss-C.r!sch. Chapman. Lord.
Fhist, in one inning none OH, In
4; eH White. In .cven innings. Bases
NJ 6regB. 8; OF Walsh. q Off Whlto,
n p.iessr-By White (olsou). Struck
|<Ez 8; BY While. .. Wild pitches
It firi base on crror-clsrolsud. J..
@zB- Cleveland. s; Chicago. Q. Tlmo
! Eo9s. Umpi:e-Dineen and Fcrgu-
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Vale Golf Champion.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. May 2s.-Yale
ended its golf season today by easily
defeating Cornell five matches 10 one on
Todav's victory gives Yale clean slate,
having won eli nine intercollegiate games
nj we'd
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0 o o q -
'''''....,.l o o 0 o o o-l
vv,or-Johustou. Collins. Two-bate
ss,rIfIes hits-Chapmsn, Olson.
-. hsrss-Ryen. Olson. Rath, pou-
<,.ss,s weaver and Fouruier: Olson
II. chsum.n. Olson and Chapman.
<.ti.-6W Eahler. 4: off Cicotte. 4.
~ EahIsr. 4, By CIootto, .. First
j: Chicago, J.. Let
1ayslund. :; Chicago, 3. Timo OF gsrno
y minutes. umpires-Ferguson and
SECOND GAME.
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Northwestern League

At Seattle-Seattle O. Portland g.
At Spokane-Spokane 3, Vancouver 8.
At Tacoma-Tacoma 0. Victoria Z.
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cINCINNATI-PrTTsBURo.
CINCINNATI
Carey out. hit by battod ball


Score by innings-
Cincinnati ,.,--..,,~...,.o o-3
Ptttsourg ..ss...,.,......0 o OIL
Summary Erors-Hyatt (2). Two-base hits
Clarke Viox, Hyatt. Throe-bnse hts-SuEgH.
Groh Sacrifice hitB-Carey Dates. Almcida,
Byrne. Stolcn oases-Tnker. MaBnns, Groh.
Basen halls-on sugss. /; Oft Hendrix. q
Struck out-py susgs. 8: By Hendrix. g. Hit by
pitchcr-By Sugss (simon). Pulsed bal-Simou.
Double pays-Beschcr and Tinker; Grob and
Marsans; Dooo md Hyatt. Left bascs-Pitts-
burg. 8; Cincinnati, 4. Tlmc OF 9ame-l hour
sc minutes. Umpires-Rixler and Byron.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult county clerk OF the respectLye
signers for further Inforn,a lion
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

sstate OF Willis o. Bridgman. deceased
Creditors will present Claims witS ~
UNDERSIGNED al No. e6-e7 Continental
Bank building in Salt Lake CITY Utah.
on or before the 1st day OF September
MINNIE a. BRIDGMAN
GKecutriS OF the estate OF Willis u
Bricgman, deceased
JOHN NJ, BOWMAN. Attorney
Date Of first publication Nav 1914
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Q o I 0 0 0-3
knen-cfAwiord. Witt. Malsel,
.7,oase nin-JohnE,on. stovalI, craw-
sse-oss bits-McRec, Pratt. Hits
asel. ! 10 sivo innlngs: of Hamjl-
,-'d.l lalnsa. Sacrifice h.ts-Hsll, Mo-
- pn'es,cooo. W.T.. Stolen basos
4 pouple plnys-Bush and C-aw-
austin. Left on bsscs-st.
IA d." BASES on baIls-on Baum
A li; Hit BY pItehcr-By HAM
: psr pssE ou,-By Hall. 9: by Ham
<|,t,.e t,asaroheT 2 Timo OF game
unpircs-conuolly and Hide
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Bankers Are Winners,

TIM National Bank OF the Republic baseball
team defeated the Postotfco riDe IN fast game
nloyed last evening by a score of 10 ,,
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Canyon
Railroad Co.

LOVER THE OLD MORMON TRAIL"
Summer Time Table In Effect May 80, 1918
LEAVE MT. OIL ARRIVE MT. OIL
VET. VET.
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|ellsse Baseball

'u'eneh game conceded;
ssSs'' 'A'd' Dartmouth sams po.,.
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STRAINS to Saltair every 40 minutes.
ADVERTISEMENT
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home thu hnAto ntr name
it o uh6m youw o inter- IN
and a dho
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In addition to the First
prize, the following valu-
able prizes will be given:

"A coupon for $4,000 on similar Piano.
"a coupon for $3.50 90 on similar Piano.
"A coupon for $24O.0 on similar Piano.
ga coupon for $4,000 on similar Piano.
These coupons are transferable and will be
accepted by the factory at full face value any
time within one year on the purchase of a
Mcneil Piano.
In addition to the Grand Prizes, valuable
weekend prizes will be given as follows:
Saturday, February Ito the candidate in
the lead large Cut Glass Electrolier,
value $500.
Saturday, February "a Seven-piece Cut
Glass Water Set, value $500.
Saturday, February 16, and each Saturday
thereafter for weeks-One Venitiao Cut
Glass Bowl, value $500 each.
No candidate shall draw more than one
weekend prize.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

LOTS. LOTS LOTS
Are YOU looking for lot? Don't pass
UP The lots In Fairrnon, Springs Addition.
None better anywhere. Prices from $2,5
upward. $40 cash and S. per month
Fa!rmont Springs Addition is located
on l2th So bet. 9th and l1,h East.
paved street from tho temple block r!gh,
10 IL.
si%-foot sidewalks and water main and
shade trees IN front OF all lots School
house, bank. drug stores. hardware,
furniture and grocery stores all within
half- block. Three lines passing the
property. a i've minute service
We sold seven lots this week.
Lots are going fast. because they are
the cheapest and best located lots for
the money IN this city.
We have plenty OF money TO loan on
improved Salt Lake Real Estate.
1t Will cost you only about 81 Der thou
sand for three years 10 insure your prop
erty against loss by fire. Don't take any
chances, but let me write a policy.
a. RICHTER. 73 SO. Main ST. Phone
Was. 641.
rfoAT
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
Farms and Acreage


THE BIG FEATURE THAT
stamps Park valley farms as
being different Is the exception
ally large crop profit.
The land itself only costs SIS
10 $3.50 per acre on five years
time.
And the crop production equals
tlla' Of land that costs > 10 10
times as much.
This means that your crop
profits run from 90 to 200 per
cent instead OF from { TO is per
cent.
From whatever angle you visw
Park Valley investment or I've
llOod). you'll have TO admit that
it's 'class a" through and
through.
II YOU could spare the time.
we'd like TO have you visit Park
Valley and verify our statements.
We are offering you good
thing and II viii stand the
scarchllght OF investigation.
Now don't put your money into
any kind or farm .or Investment
until You set our booklet oh Park
Valley.
Write for IL at once
PACIFIC LAND & WATER co.
15o2 Walker Bank Bldg,
Salt Lake City. Utah
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FUR REMODELING

FIJRs STORED. CLEANED. REPAIRED.
remodeled; summer prices; expert rur-
riers. Hudson Bay Fur Co, Was ll8i,
122 Main IT. piiSo
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Poultry and Pet Stock
For Sale-Horses and Vehicles

,,,,,, CNEEDIT DISINFECTANT
w III Keep bathroom etc, In sanitary
cGndltion; Used IN railroad coaches hos
pltais, churches, hotels and all public
places, 1t VIII XIII cockroaches. bedbugs.
MeaVeI, moth. flies. mites and all kinds
OF insects No mill can afford 10 be with
out H. Ii is highly recommended by all
users; Try Uneedit; manufactured only
pE the Challenge Stock Food Co. We
also manufacture poultry tonic, hoof oil,
lice killer, foot ease. hog remedy, worm
pals physlc balls, collie cures for horses
ana an cattle. sore throat and stranglc for
horses. spawn and ring bones curbs,
"lhd pun and all growths Condition
powder for horses. cattle, sheep and hogs.
Black saive and oil for cuts. bruises,
running sores. Has no equal
Barn Feed Yard, 81 So Ind West.
c2616
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For information regarding large hotels.
see us.
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50-room European hotel beautifully
furnished. and doing capacity business
public and private baths; heat and hot
water free with rent
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'r,S ROOMS, MODERN, WITH VIII
q, west 7th South cio1
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...,1 nm LIGHT HoUsEKEEP-
:oos osl,rod md floor. IS South End p:
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

COMPARE OUR FINANCIAL STAND
Ing, insura nee rate and warehouse with
any other The superiority of the Reyser
storage over all others Is well known,
Keyser Ffreproof Storage Co, Wasatch
2S23 b241S
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RAILROAD MEN.
"ATTENTIONn'

RAILROAD MEN.
"ATTENTIONv'
Elegant. 5-room, full basement.
strictly modern house. for only
$4,000 Location, 666 South First
West street. To duplicate same
would cost s4750.
Another. No. 81 No. eth West:
Groom house. with 2lx1o rods
ground: beautiful shade trees.
lawn, sewer passes place. for
only $3.50. Newly papered
throughout Cannot build house
for $4,000.
Both houses located In finest
residence section on west side.
Phones sol or 22ls wasatch.
Phone for appointment TO see ?
through house on First West.
c2ol
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SECTIONAL MATTRESSES

MATTRESSES MADE
from your feather bed; new way,
Feather cleaning a speciality. Mulkey
Section Mattress Co., 47e East 2nd South:
Hyland 2043. c202S
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32-room European hotel. strictly mod
ern and up 10 date: large, light rooms.
elegantly furnished. has 20 rooms rented
10 permanent guests, from $3.50 10 50 per
week also good transient business; rent
only So per room. with free heat and hot
water FIrst-class reputation, OnE
$4,000; terms. An unusual opportunity.
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BREAD
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES

SECONDHAND GOOD TONE
violin -. .-......'.,.,'., 90
25-year gold filed Elgin watch. 800
$3.50 Premo camera ..,.--...----. 10 80
Sl00 cluster diamond ring ,.... AZ. so
Cash loaned on anything OF value.
Clnas, IL East Broadway. Established
90 years. c263o
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HAIRDRESSING
ACCORDION PLEATING

AND SIDE PLEATING.
sos East Sd South Phone Hyland 1911
r b45Tl
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: var SEEN THOSE NOVEL
,,.cjps apartments at the Ray
c,.ls One room. with disappear
a disappearing gas range, folding
"a All outside rooms. Kates
y resk and up. 30 So. Main:
4 Gehbnse $50. c-Vio
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PUT YOUR MONEY INTO A
Park Valley farm.
Here rich, virgin soil awaits the
turn OF your plow 10 make IL yield
crop OF golden dollars.
Many a man who was elnlos, a
failure. has come 10 Park VAL
ley. made an honest effort and
succeeded.
And there Is no rea son IN the
world why you can't do as well.
Now don't pass this opportunity
up and in a few years look back
upon what might have been.
Act nowi
And within short time. You'll
be upon the highway OF success.
You'll be Independent.
Either phone or write for our
free booklet today
PACIFIC LAND g. WATER
COMPANY. 1909 Walker Eank
Bldg, Salt Lake City. Utah. c2577
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PRIVATE HOME

wILLOWS-M MERE. CONFIDENTIAL
confinement, seclusion. legal adoption.
Mrs. +, Phillips, 1lth =. bet 18th and
18th 6o Sugar station Hyland 1291-M.
k3083
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SCREEN DOORS

PREPARE FOR HOT WEATHER:
screen doors, windows to order. j
Rackley. 1909 SO. nth East lily. eI5-J.
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KODAK DEVELOPING

EXPERT WORK ON SHORT NOTICE.
Alseen Studios (2). 17s State st, 90 X.
nd South. c96i
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Furnishe, Rooms

|--~~-~~~~~~~~~~S~~~~
lDAHO' NEWLY FURNISHED, STEAM
neat; s2.o0 to $500 week 9Oib l., ith
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CHIROPRACTORS

CECIL. &c CECIL. GRADUATE CHIRO-
practors. Chronic and female troubles |
specially Consultation free. Suite
403. go So. Main. real |
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SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT

AMY DISEASE CURED, NO EXCEP-
ton, no knife, medicine or hypnotic In
fIuonce See me before submitting to sur
geon's knife Consultation free by pre-
sentinE this notice. ]. III, Horr, 2o3 3rd
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sosvAL NOTICE

2 Ming CLOVER 4 ~ THOMPSON.
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M%ois and esta BIZ dress
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FOR MOTHERS

SEE LILY'S BABY SHOP. WHERE WE
make ladies' and children,g clothes;
special prices on all work. Mrs, II. M.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous

MAN OR WOMAN TO MANAGE GOOD,
live business in Utah and Idaho. for
an eastern firm. and manage agents;
must have references; will require about
$500; you have to handle your own
money: can clear $4,000 TO $4,000 per year.
Phone 52S9-J and arrange interview.
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