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Nettie S. Dow. Miss Dorothy S. Dow. Stanley
Mshe9n. sisl Mrs; Y L Riggs. Miss Glen Clifford.
sullivan. Or. G. B. Porter. Dr. and Mrs James
sharp and child Pr. Louis G. Deane, Mr. and
Lawrence Waller. Mr. and Mrs. r. Il. Harris
Miss Louise Newman. n IL Kaplan, Elias Hecht.
Er fsna D nepy ~ Hr DR. GSs T
William X. Hill.
Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Tolman. n.
HYATT g Refs IS nr nrown and Mrs Marion
Mrs. Hlgman Miss Higman william Newmark
". Chamberlain, B. Il. Marsh. AIr. and Mrs.
III Kennedy. Norman Richardson, Miss Mildred
Baer. Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Cole.
Sacramento-M and Mrs. Fl. A. Mohr. Miss
Glen Andrus. Miss Edna Brady. Miss E..ie Phil
Lily Fong. Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Dow. Miss Il.
Baldwin. George W.. Nipple, Mr.. aud Mrs. G. p.
Curtis Cutter. B. A. Barry.
oaklandcDr. and Mrs G; 4. de Puy r: h.
N. G.. Tharsine Mrs. Hazel Morraft J. A. Houli-
han. g. II. McCutcheon Miss Helen Coogan.
h,m Sss phllsns niue n Wetmore Frank a, Hall Mrs. Gra
W. Hatch. NJ, George Franck. II. w. Franck.
Mn at asa ~ra M,s E ps WHIT n;.na 4 Rder & M
G. r. Sparrow, George EIDE Colin Jr. NJ. L. Van
Dyke. Maurine Berry. Luella Alexander, Victor
Newbell. Mrs. 2. Alexander, Miss G. Il. Glover,
Earle Alexander
Other places-H B. Wagner and family, Liv-
ermore; F. A. Kenyon. Stockton; Otto b. New
comb. J. F. Mckee. Ted g. Atwood. Max Mier-
son. J. B: Blair, Placerville; A.. E. Smith. III. @.
Stevens. Berkeley; W. A. Wood. San Diego; Dr..
and, and Mrs e. D. Jennings; Mrs e 4; Plant. Car
Lee Perdue, Chico Mrs. G. L. Tisdale, Miss Tia-
dale, Alameda; Marston Campbell Jr.. Honolulu;
Nelson. Aug vollmer, John s. Mill. r.. NJ. Smith.
Dr. I,T; Le Roy Near Near ] B. sweany, Berkeley; g. 3.
Santa Ana; Mfr. and Mrs H. N Stringer Long
Beach: Mr.. and Mrs o. ]. wigdai. Richard wig
dai, Mabel Wigdai. Pasadena: Mrs. H. r. Freau
and daughter Burlipgame W. W. Gray. San
Jose; Mrs Kate NIckerson, Lola Kanamyer. j.
Bennett. F. Rickerson. Coalinga: Mrs O. F.
Wright and maid. Maude A. Wright. Azusa; Mr..
and Mrs g. 2. susher. Redlands: Mrs. b. Shill-
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03

Dorothy Clark ana Genevieve Borden Oceanside;
III ~. ana MIS- =. 4. Canant, Santa Barbara +.
iHAsrA sP1rHas
San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. w. r: Boydscn.
Mt. Mr. and Mrs. J.. n. Clarkson. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
NJ and Mrs. !. Rososty. M .a' NJ. '. and Mrs. 4. B.
!, watson MT. and Mrs. Webster. Mr. and Mrs. 7.
Ions Baldwin. Bfiss u. J. ward. Albert Baruch.
Abraham Brown. James A. Keller. Thomas lap
Pepper. J. " fs Tsy.or. 4. Thompson. a % Doctor tor wss
Mr.. os.. w. Ard % Monroe b.a.ss sR NJ sas
Other HsSa 4 Mrs. 1isa zbs9sa ard
ton, Seattle; B. a. Horst. Portland I. r. Blu
rola, Betteroyia; Mr.. ande Mrs. Ferrel Burton.
aa. nss B coo ssse
Cornelius Long Beach; Oscar ], Eek, Seattle;
MIR; s ana nd Mr.. B. Elliott and daughter. Mr..
moore Cleburne4 Tex; Isadore Hrsch, Miss Ade-
liza Hirsch Miss Carrie Hirsch. Louisville. KY;
.c,v ?; ". Hobson; s.erame1to H; A. jacob, ~, Ia
Gardiner. Ore; L. johnson, New York; Mary
Iappin. Catherine Lappin. Sacramento; Mr. and
Arrs. ]. Miller. Portland; ]. c. Pasqueth. Mex
leo: a. 8. .pasqueth, ST. Louis; $. Ross. Mrs
Seaman, saersmenfo u Mr: and and Mrs. Roger sher-
man. Jessie II. Simpson. Patton: Mrs. ]. A..
snoddy and daughter. James A. snoddy. Seattle; s;
S!ts anu NIIs. u r. cliouss duu ddu6HtCi, FL
Centre; Minnie Stansbury May Stansbury Los
Mrs. J. B. Tumble, New York. Mrs. w. 8.
Wall, Houston, Tex; Florence Werdin. Edna
Werdin. Los Angeles; Miss NJ. West. Pasadena.
TALLAC, LAKE TAHOE
San Franeisco-Alma 2: Kahn Sara D. Kahn.
David r. Eiaenbach. e. Kaufman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred 8. Gump, Rose Louise Gump and maid.
Irwin Stsinberger, waiter e. Heller. Miss 9.
Morgan. John Il. Hillman, r. L. Roseman J. 8.
Leal. Mr.. and Mrs. Leland s. Iathrop, Leland 8.
Lathrop Jr. Guasie johnson. Arnold Liebes, Rich
ard Eardmsn. George Hammond Lenore Reddlng,
Mrs. l.. M. Sponoels. Miss Becky Renck, George
Bauhrand. Mrs. Helen M. Sweet, Mrs Horace G.
Sexton r. b. Sanette James J. Gaynot S. W;
Ehrman. Joseph s, o'Connor. Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
O'Brien Miss c. 0'Brien. Thomas ii. B. varney.
Miss Maud r. varney. John A. Kauscha, Mr.. and
Mrs. William NJ. Sims Mrs. Zelda Harrison,
Frederick Greenwood and valet. Frank s. Mitch
ell. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Sullivan Mrs. Percy ".
Leng. Miss Nettie Long. Miss Mildred Long. Mrs.
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BARTLETT SPRINGS

San Franeisco--Attiiio def Monte. Mrs. a C.
Mohr. William Clayhsrs Mrs. William Clay
hars. Simon clayhars. Emma Clayhars, T..
Frankenar. Wallace Delseur. !. Il. Cory, Mrs.
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San Francisco-Messrs. and Mesdames q. O.
Bernthal. s. Davidson, L. A Myers and fam
liz Henry Peters, A. Hostlund. F. B. Haacke
A. Gosiner, c. A. Gunther and family, E. But
Ter. C. w. Crown. Gus Abrams, W. Davidson
Fisei, J. F. Devne, J. ?. igneR, sR, H. T. oosner Dap,r
and family, g. H. Myers. A. Korens and family
C. Florentz, S. NJ. Reynolds, e. Cole. 4
Z. Messie, 4. Schwartz, L. Flicker. e G. Scott
Graves, g. weinrieh. Ii. L Newman. aas; c.ors, q
Flood, NJ. Petroyiteh, B. Davidson, II. Cohn. 4
de Lantry, $. Bush. J. Jaffe A. Roserlien, H
Rosenberg, G.. /: Holzhese. H. Friedman, A
uTnsr; Msss. n; NJ Hall z aa P ROsenweld GO !.
Schwartz, B. Jacobs. A. Epstein. Mrs Brill. N
Leht, A. X. shents. H. L. Smith. J. Liehten
ssss Soron NJ ! sweet hsT Gner hRe F.
Mrs Mayer and family, r. Levy, ]. Gsrbini, D
Jacobson, r. amber. J. constine.
Misses A. NJ. SchoeB, NJ. Epstein, Rita Har
ris. ]. Hartman. f, Byram, A. Miller, ]. Miller
G; Seldner: r. Cohn. D. IlmarN ]. FIgeI II
Tigel D. Figel: NJ, weinstein, Sadie cohn. K
Sybil Cohn. Miss Blume.
other places-Mr and Mrs w f. Cowan
seies S c.. G. corrran, "a AameSa; ss j. r. L's oven An
Bay Point: Max Baker, Oakland; r. Jennings
Santa sS Ross; ., M5s and Mrs r. n Field. Ross
Oakland; Miss p A. Mattos. Irvington: r. q
Spencer, Los Angeles; J: e coiway, Oakland
s9 snoas vsed Esf eGesnougR Meses M1
j.; J. W. Warden. Halfmoon Bay: Elwin Cush
man FL Paso, Tex: J. H. Lesinsky, Petaluma
Evelyn Richards. Celia Richards. Ruth Rich
ards Mrs. l.. Richards, San Jose; Mrs
Lyons Alameda: u. s. Carpenter. Sacramento
G. b. Cook Nashville, Tenn. Nj. W. Levy
Berkeley; Miss Nellie McLonghlin, San Pedro
William Glason, San Rafael; J. III. Wynne
Vallejo
BoyEs HOT SPRINGS. soNoMA COUNTY
San Francisco--wslter Holl, Virginia Smith
7 f. Smith. H. A. Johnston and family. E. e
Seymour r. Eppsteip c. L. Brown. Atthu
H. Hickman Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Howard, Claire
Howard Peter Eliopoiis. j. E. Barry. George Me
Gee. r. G. Martens, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Maxwell
F. L. Peters. E. H. Perry, Mrs. James Lovett
M E. Hoyt. Peter Rice, I. J. Cottran. Charles
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Hoffman, ara Iisntsnsnt i. {. Tssln. u. NJ Jack
M ina a. Mrs sneHth pooau M M.. Marion poo
Ian, jerome K Doolan Miss Theodocia Fctreil.
A. NJ Jacobs. Miss Eva NJ Jacobs, Fred Hauske,
Mrs. ]. soloman, Miss Ada Soloman. Mr. and
Mrs. Rssett Mr w.7tsrs and Mrs : H ssown, "
rhs maDsT Mr. 4 ponis Rehard esmsr Frank
F. Levy, R. e. Briars, Walter n. Kaden, T.
lins. Runear Soyert, Chalmer Munday, DR.. and
Mrs. J. J. Henderson, Walter s. and Joseph W.
s sDa Doris rs a peray
Mrs. Josefa r wilson Maria Antonio Wilson,
Francisco Barbarita Wilson, wilerminia wiiscn,
Auguste Johnson, Irma Heafey, Willard Heafey.
Miss o. Schumann, Dr.. F. J. Bryant. Mrs. Lou
Mrs. Mrs. Fred stoIp, Miss Carmen stoip. NJ N.
Hunt, Mrs. Robert White. J. a. vergou, Mr.. and
Ass, San "Jos JoseEM Mccabe. Amanda Mnler. Bert
McCabe, James L. Atteridge. Elizabeth Reilly.
n. II. Bennett, Joseph 2. Hendricks, Agnes G.
San Msteo and vicinity-Mrs. J. j. McMullen,
Master Bruce McMullen. Mrs: +: A. Marriott,
Miss L. Blythe Mrs. A. Cook, Miss NJ. Cook,
Richard c.. Morgan.
watsonyille and vicinity--Niss Sybil A. Nc
Gowan, Steven Mallory White. John r. Sheehy,
: Los Angeles ana vicinity--siss Eusenia shsfer
and maid, Dorothy Shafer, Miss g. B. B. Shafer,
Walter shafer, Rowdy Shafer, G: w. Peterson.
Miss Marie Edmonds. Miss Marjorie Edmonds.
Isobel Gibson.
Other places--Mrs. John Nicholas, Reddine,
men Pantages, Seattle; q. A. Campbell. Seattle:
T. Lynn. Milpetas; Essie Ambler, Lompoc; Mr..
Mrs. F. G. Franck. Santa Clara: A. johnson,
Camphora; Mrs. Stubbs and Mrs. Scousan,
syss noa !na ns nss Rs. Jennie Ts1 i.s r il tna
media; O. Fl. King and Miss King. san Luis
0bispo. Rev. p. A. Grammen. King City; C.
r. Barry. Chicago: q. a. Driscol, Santa Cruz;
Fl. l.. Richardson, Brooklyn, n. T.: Mr.. and
Mrs. McIntosh, Monterey; 4. GoIdetein, Kfu6
qiu: William Mosller. Wrisbts; Hadseu Clark
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FISFiEL ENJOYS PLEASANT
LITTLE SPIN; IS PIN HED

electric light poles. by way Of dem
onstrating his perfect control over the
car.
But the presentment that he had
Yesterday, as he now and then touched
the seat of his automobile, had moth
ing to do absolutely with such accom-
|Dlishments. As the machine chucked
along. now on one lung and now on
another. he speculated on the strange
ness of his bunch and it's cause, yet
he remained in nervous ignorance I'M
til policeman. walking along the
road, caught up with his machine.
And as Fishel descended on his seat
following the last bump. this officer
of the law stopped him.
Gotta stop, said the personiied
presentment Can't drive back in
town without q tail-light. Pinch yOuse
|if you do
Sins o. satan thought Fishel. Then
he got q bright idea. At least it
looked bright Just then He expressed
his idea to the officer in this way:
But can't leave my machine here.
It's against the law 20 leave q ma
chine in the road without q tail-light.
isn't it7''
The uniformed gentleman consumed
this suggestion in two gulps. Then
he also had a bright idea. Said be-:
Il don't no. IN see with which
he darted out Of sight for 9 tele-
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IF cONSTIPATED OR
BlLi0 Us &C AS ARETS'
For Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Sluggish Liyer and Bowels They
work while y0u sleep.
Get 3 10-cent box


Take Cascaret tonight to
cleanse your Liver. Stomach
and Bowels, and you will surely feel
great BY morning. Ton men and
women who have headache, coated
tongue, can't sleep, are bilious, per-
y0us and upset, bothered with sick,
gassy. disordered stomach, Of. have
backache and feel all worn out.
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarets merely forcing q
passageway every lew days with
salts, cathartic pills or castor oill
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach, remove the
sour, undigested and fermenting food
and foul gases; take the excess bile
from the liver and carry off the con-
stipated waste matter and poison
from the intestines and bowels.
Remember, Cascaret tonight will
straighten you out by morning. "A
10-cent box from your druggist means
healthy bowel action; clear head
and cheerfulness for months. Don't
forget the children. Vertisement.
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GOV. P|NKHAM
MAY ATTEND
RIAL MEETING

Governor Pinkham may attend the
exercises OF the Filipino Rial Society
In Odd Fellows hall this evening. Sew
.eraI hundred Invitations have been is
sued for the exercises which T..l be
In honor Of Dr.. Jose Rial. the FIJI
pro patriot who met bis death II
years ago at the hands Of the Spanish
soldiers.
a delegation from the society will
cell on the governor when he arrives,
asking that he attend the exercises
and make a short address.
The following is the program:
Address. as q Chaplain Celebration
Rev. j. Wadman.
Address in English Basilio Dixon,
Speech in sTagalog, The Banner
Miss Bonifacia GuiIiermo.
1 Speech in Tagalog, The Libertyfv
Ecente Lionson. -
Orchestra Rial Glee Club.
Defamation In English. The Martyr
of the Philippine Miss Pillar prsua.
Speech In English. The Valne OF
Education Il de Jesus.
Speech in English, Our Rizal-Br
Ito Makapagai. sisfss
Speech In Tagalog. The Heroes Who
Cared Not for Their Lives-A ntonio
Yincenete. Z
Song solo Mrs. Mani Luke: accom-
PIANIST, Eladio Maniasca.
Speech IN Tagalog, The Seed and
the FTuit--Eladio Maniasca.
Orchestra Rial Glee Club.
Speech in English and Spanish, The
Hero A. 0campo.
Speech in English Dr. Jose Rial
Mrs. Matilde CroweH.
Recitation in Tagaiog. DR.. Jose Rial
cirilo Salonga.
Speech in English, Philippine Inde-
pendenee and the Young Filipinos I.
Leopold Theodore.
Song solo Anaclet0 Jinlinez; ac
conipanist, Eladio Maniasca
Orchestra Rial Glee Club.
Speech in Tagalog. The Filipino PEG.
PIED. Roy.
Speech, The Real Character of the
Filipino People at Home Joseph
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When the warship hits a rock the
naval appropriation goes into the
sinking fund
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phone to ring up the police station
and get an off.the-bat opinion on the
subject. Pretty soon he retnrned
You win. " he cheerfully announced.
you win, so gotta pinch yousei Z
fishel rubbed Christmas handker-
chief across his brow.
His bright idea now looked black.
But his bunch had come out all
right something Dad had happened.
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Precincts:
L. $685.. - =. .:....
e. ..s..5. .... .....
~. 80. ....
o. 49,. =. -. s,..
49, .s....
49, So $3.50. s.l...
- $500. 49, ...s
~. -. -. 80. ..l..s...
IL.
4o---- -. 8. 5.,.s.i...
- -. s. $50.
To- 80. ~. =. $50. !;
10 1880. -. -. $3.50.
IT.. ........
Is.
19. ......,....
20.- ..............
21. Observation-Disclosures.
81.
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ATTENTION. MOOSE!

The annual Moose Christmas Tree
Festival will be held lin the Moose
Hall on Tuesday evening. December
goth, at o'clock p. m. All members
CT the Moose. are requested to bring
their families. advertisement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-25
FIREPROOF STORAGE

HAVE YOU NOTICED OUR NEW AUTO
trucks-three OF them? More than all
OF our alleged competitors (and then
some). Our strictly freproof storehouse
(only one in the city free from RATS
and MICE). with private rooms for your
goods. Our packing and shipping depart
ment employs more men than all others
Why not have your moving. stora se
packing and shipping done by people who
know how. We insure your goods en-
route from piferage, fire and all other
damage incidental to shipping.
b3S05
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-25
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
TAlRMoNT SPRING LOTS


are the best and cheapest suburban lots
Oh the market-S2I5 per lot; slo casn
and s5 per month. Location 18th south
them.
;245o-A 4-room. modern. brick bun. bun.
galow. near State street and lOth SCUM,
$3.50 cash. balance SIS per month. In
cluding interest.
S35oo-An s-room. 2-story. brick resi-
the rear. lot is covered with fruit ana
shade trees; the house Is modern. and
construction first class, Could not De
built for less than s450o today: $500 casn
and easy monthly payments on the bal
ance.
$32Oo-Look at the 7-room, modern,
brick cottage. No: GAL 9Th ave II mas
be bought on a payment OF sl4oo cash
and assume a mortgage for the balance
Several fine half acre tracts on Ninth
East near Thirteenth South. improved
with brick cottages, fruit trees an3
shrubbery. Can sell for about S2lOO each
on small payment down and monthly
payments thereafter
We have hundreds OF bargains on our
books. You will never find q better time
TO buy real estate than now-no trouble
to show property-just tell me your re-
quirements and l guarantee to I'LL thefn'
Have plenty OF per cent money to
loan on improved real estate,
My fire insurance policy is sure pro-
lection against loss.
A. RICHTER.
rs Main st. Was. Gal,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-25

: srTu n rIpED MOTORCYCLES OF ALL KINDS
Is essspr sale. Bicycle Supply Co. c2476
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10 OR FoUR-PAssENGER FRANK
E2 In. overhauled and repeinted; snap.
ar. II Lake Automobile Co, l62 East First
IA nth. Phone Was. 1884. blS06
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MACHINERY

SECOND HAND ENGINES, BOILERS,
sors, gasoline engines. motors. pipe and
fittings; supplies OF all kinds Bogue
Supply Co. yard 3rd 60. and 7th West.
Wasatch 5T06. d1I6l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-25

UTAH. OFFERS STRIKING
opportunities for the man OF moderate
means. Nearly 1000 men are employed
at the International smelter and there
is a constant demand for more men. II
is an ideal home town ror men with
families. There is nvt a vacant resi-
dence In the town, Desirable lots can
be had cheap on easy terms. Write,
phone or call on
TOOELE DEVELOPMENT CO..
Tooele. Utah.
d1716
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-25

ARTISTIC BUNGALOW" 5 ROOMS.
new, modern. conveniently arranged,
buffet kitchen, built-in bookcase. linen
closet, hardwood floors, mantel, deco
rated walls. full cernented basement. gas.
curb and gutter. cement walks. Excel
lent location in the midst OF fine homes,
with cool canyon breezes and grand view
Of city and valley 20 minutes walk TO
business. This lovely home 10 he sold at
S3750 (much less than It's actual value).
GODDARD INV. CO, 70 S. Main St
d3245
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-25
GENERAL CEMENT WORK

kinds Mt reasonable prices: first ella SO
wopI nship: bids submitted any job.
GottIIeb & Co. phone Was. 6fss. d262
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-25
PRIVATE HOME

WILLOWS MERE CONFIDENTIAL
confinement. seclpsIon legal adoption.
Mrs, f, Phillips: 1lth f. bet. 18th and
18th So Sugar station, Hylapd 1881 NJ.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-25
CHINA DECORATING


MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO.
~ East Third South. China suitable
,ossons ca69
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SECONDHAND STORES

CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, CAR
pets, stoves. ranges. household goods Of
value. Axelrod Furniture Co. 81 West
3rd South Was. 2s3 1897
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CHINESE HERBS
YEE FOO LUN, c. II. d.
CHINESE HERB INSTITUTE,

Yee Foo Lun, c. II D., Chinese herb
treatment has cured thousands OF suf-
ferers. WHY NOT YOU? Nature s
way-The Chinese Herb way-is the
best for rheumatism, Dropsy, Cata rrh,
Bright's Disease: Indigestion, Tonsilitis,
Blood Disorders and other ailments
Hours 0 a. m, TO p. m: Sundays. 10
a. m: TO 3 p. m: evenings, 7 to S. special
appointments ar Hotel Utah. Phone
Wasatch $500. Consultation free by pre-
sentlng this notice b3S36
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-25
FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
Farms and Acreage

VISIT PARK VALLEY NOW.
See the bounteous crops.
Note how prosperous the farmers are.
We know that If you'll only take q
couple OF days and look over Park VAL
ley. you'll lose no time in buying a Park
Valley farm.
The non-rrigated wheat will average
30 bushels 10 the acre
Timothy is over feet high and ex-
ceptonally thick.
Potatoes and other vegetables-also
fruits-are doing splendidly.
And this. mind you. is on land costing
only SIS to $3.50 per acre
We make the unqualified statement
that Park Valley farmers will make more
money this year. in proportion to their
Investment. than any other farmers In
this state.
Come In and arrange with us for a
trip OF inspection TO Park Valley.
Write today for our free booklet.
PACIFIC LAND & WATER CO. 18th
floor Walker Bank Bldg. Salt Lake City.
Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-25

1918 ELECTRIC LIGHTED. ELEC-
r self started automobile: an ideal
Tor a lady TO drive: good bargain +;
be sold. Inquire 1863 ". End North
do069
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For Sale-AutomObiles

@G HAVE REAL BARGAINS IN USED
.nt; cadillac cars. These machines have
r st3n rebuilt repalnted, and we give the
ne guara ntee with them that goes with
Dew Cadillac II will pay you to see
RIelBm before buying either q new or used
wei Of any other make. Sharman Auto
E1sbile Co, 42-45 Automobile row. o19SS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-25

MAKE ME AN OFFER ON A 14-RoOM
apartment rooming house, with three
by ten rods of ground, half block from
Temple square Room In front of house
for a twelve two and three-room apart
ment house. and with the two buildings
on ground It would earn about 20 per
cent on an investment Of $40 900. Pres
ent valuation Of property 1t stands
is 100000 Address G-S. Tribune. d1149
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous


HALE INTEREST IN ESTABLISHED
brokerage business: ten good lines WIN
accounts In best towns and cities in Utan.
Idaho and Montana; too much territory
for one man; this is a good proposition
for man who will travel half OF time.
Write box 52I. Ogden. Utah, for partlc.
ulars d2467
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4 HAVE A FEW USED AUToMo-
les at prices which you cannot turn
n, Also FIVE trucks, suitable for any
OF business. These are real bar
10. which it would pay you 70 inves-
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DRESSMAKING

ORDERS TAKEN FOR HAND EN-
broidery and battenberg lace work. VIII
call at home for orders IL requested
Decorations for the home a speciality
Phone Hyland 2259-W, dl05S
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Real Estate-To Exchange

5-ROOM COTTAGE. MODERN. SITUAT-
ed at SIS South 9th East. Easy terms,
Or Will exchange for property in San
Diego. Cal. j. A. Scribner. room l Fox
Heller bldg. San Diego. Cal d3107
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WILL SELL OR TRADE ALL OR HALF
interest In small grocery. doing good
business. must retire o. account OF
dress H-19, Tribune osooo
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OUR FINANCIAL STAND
ing, insurance rate and warehouse with
any other. The superiority OF the Keyser
storage over all others is we'll known.
Keyser Fireproof Storage Co, Wasatch
1929 b24lS
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For Sale-Pianos


pr 1ECTRIC NICKEL-IN-S SLOT PLANO.
Se r5kood as new. cheap. 161 w. 3rd So.
nrrt one Was. 6S36-W, docs
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO. BEST
work prompt delivery. II East Broad
way. Was, S9S5. Hyland 1899, s9S55
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IAIJNDRJES
Hand Laundries


TRY OUR FAMILY WASHING AND
curtains: high class work. Was. sI02
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SCIENTIFIC HEALING

REMOVED FROM 253 3RD AVE. TO SS4
c Sc. When YOU have failed to get re-
lief from the knife or medicines call on
me for trial No medicines or knife
Or. j. II. Harr. 3s4 C st c36l7
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For Sale or Trade

BY OWNER, 4-ROOM HOUSE; EATH.
e. l.. water in house. cemented base
ment, walks, lawn, fruit and shade trees.
barn, chicken runs. corner lot, osxl4o
VIII take good team or COWS as hrst
payment Call week days Nealson. Wa
satch 2l23 dl460
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FOR MOTHERS

SEE LILY'S BABY SHOP, WHERE
We make ladies' and chlldrens clothes
special prices on all work. Mrs Fl NJ
Murray, 2O5 e. dth So. Was. 6s57.
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SEE THIS TODAY; GROCERY. DELL
catessen. home bakery. well estab-
lished and doing good business: clean
stock and fine fixtures. This place is
worth $500, VIII take 5000. Present
owner going away. 104 w. Bird South.
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