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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-06
FROM OTHER PENS
AS ENGLAND SEES TT.


One of the most pleasing things to
date about the golf victory won by
Ouimet is the spirit in evidence on the
other side of the water In England
the defeat is taken most graciousIy.
This is in rather marked contrast with
the spirit in which other defeats have
been received. Another respect in which
the victory is noteworthy is in the abb
sence of any disposition to pick flaws
There is no fly found in the amber and
apparently no straining to find one. A
couple of quotations from the British
press will suffice to show the spirit
which prevails. The Daily Mail says:
The contest will live in the history OF
the game as long as it is played. All
British golfers will look forward to see
ing and welcoming Ouimet in their
midst next year in his inevitable at
tack upon the highest honors of the
golfing world The Chronicle has this
to say: mo Britisher will grudge Out
met his brilliant victory. Never was
laurel more CALAMITY won. He won
handsomely. 1t was no f1ukey or lucky
win. He outplayed his formidable OPP
ponents fairly and squarely" This is
the kind of spirit which it is good to
md. 1t is such victorie- that make
international sports worth while. 1t is
such victories that make the sports
serve the nigh purpose of bringing
about better understandings and more
friendly relations among the peoples of
the earth.-Worcester Gazette.
ELIMINATING THE MIDDLEMAN
An experiment which is to be made by
an organization of Texas farmers to ship
vegetables direct to consumers in Chicago
Wlil be watched with considerable interest
by those who are studying the problems of
marketing farm products. This Texas
organization is to ship to Chicago hampers
filled with cabbage, cauliflower carrots.
onions. radishes, lettuce, spinach and
turnips sufficient, it is estimated, to last
family of five a week and will be sold
Tor 81. 20, which it is said is from 81 to IS
less than a similar supply of vegetables
sells for in Chicago under the existing
methods. Onions will be sold ar dis
trfbuting stations at 8 cents a pound The
experiment has been undertaken on the
part of consumers by union labor OFFICIALS
the purpose being to provide families OF
workingmen with vegetables at the mini
mum prices consistent with economic pro-
duction shipping and distribution. II it
proves to be successful. it will doubtless
lead to the organization of other systems
of similar character, and it may be one OF
the important steps in working out the
problem of marketing, which has SO long
veXed both producers and consumers. the
one receiving less than a fair price for his
vegetables and the other being compelled
to pay more than they should bring n
their distribution was properly handled
Portland (Me) Express and Advertiser.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-06

Governor Foss proposes a law that
will prohibit strikes of railway en-
ployees. And when the versatile Mr..
Foss makes a success of administer
ing such a law the only task at all
worthy of his powers will be the re-
versal of the direction in the flow Of
the waters at Niagara Falls.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-06

THESE HeAL lew OebSS "AA OO OAASS
of great anxiety and excitement
among the partisans of the Giants
and the Athletics, and they include all
of the able-bodied men and boys in
the United States and several million
NJ fhe fair sex
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-06

physical food is consumed by the brain
and body in the accomplishment of
some work. And the value of the mind
and body is always the same as the
value which those whom it serves place
upon the work done.
The servant may state a price but it
is always the employer who sets it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-06
FULL LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

The State Journal is a member Of the
Associated Press and receives the full day
telegraph report of that great news NJ
ganfzation for the exclusive afternoon
publication In Topeka
The news is received In The State jour
nal building over wires for this sole pur-
pose.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-06

Hans Schmidt, the priest, who most
foully murdered a New York girl, is
also something of an actor. He staged
a particularly brilliant insane" act
when a coroner's jury brought in a
verdict charging him with the crime.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-06

The national commission might also
forbid the Athletics and Giants to
sing in grand opera or hire out as
chautauqua lecturers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-06

Colonel Roosevelt is undoubtedly
correct when he says the Progressive
party is solid. Undoubtedly it is just
as solid as it was last summer and
fall. But it is also true that there
isn't nearly as much of it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-06

Subdividing Mexico into little re-
publics might help by reducing the
revolutions to the proportions of a
Mississippi race riot.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-06

Right now one of the important
questions of state concerns the place
where the annual Missouri-Kansas
football game shall be played.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-06

Presumably the Democratic sena-
tors will overcome their reluctance to
reach an agreement on the currency
bill when President Wilson bangles a
few hunks of fat patronage under
their noses.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-06

That woman smuggIer who went &c
Jail for a day rather than pay a s10C
fine had some conception of values
at any rate.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-06

AS father of the tariff bill, President
Wilson also stands as the champion OF
the secret caucus method by which it
was damned through the house and
senate.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-06

And the secret of Harvard's success
in the new football is out. Her play
ers are required to study French and
German.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-06

If the department of agriculture
really wishes to do something for
farm women, it might issue fashion
supplements with its live stock bull
Iefins
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-06
ON fNE SPUR
OF THE MOMENT
Glass Cutters.
By ROY K. MoULTON.


| This is the gladstone season of the year
when shiny gentlemen happen along to
sell glass cutters. It has often been said
how the other half lives Beyond the
shadow of doubt. the other half lives by
1t matters not how busy you are. you
must law everything aside and listen to
He takes from his Docket perfectly good
piece of glass, then produces the cutter
and an, does more tricks with it than HoW , e
exhibition you buy a glass cutter. You
hundred glass cutters at home and three
hundred tucked away in your office desk.
about the glass cutter business. If you
are like the ordinary man you have
bought an average Of seven glass cutters
a week ever since you have mad an Office
and when you want a piece of glass cut
you have to take it to a glazier. Nobody
cut glass excepting the man Who sells. it.
Some men blow their money foolishly
major portion OF our surplus has gone for
glass cutters. It is a habit and yet there
is sort OF ambition in it, too: We hope
some day to run across glass cutter
that we can operate when alone with 1t
at home. We have never found one YET
that didn't quit business just as soon as
we had paid our money for it and the
agent had departed in his shiny Prince
Albert coat to land another victim
According to Uncle Abner.
have found that the severest critics
of art are the fellers who can't paint
and that goes for everything else, as
well.
1t is always q good plan to learn PEN
manship. A Teller who is a good pen
man can always make living writing
calling cards. I never saw rich man
who could write his name so you could
read it.
Lem Higgins got into poker game
down to the city the other night and
he says he'll be burned if he doesn' t
believe the game was crooked and they
was trying to put up job on him. One
hand there was Teller who held three
aces and pair of queens and another
Teller who held three aces and a pair
of tens. But Lem beat 'em to it, for he
had four aces with him from home and
had 'em in his boot leg all the time.
Mrs. Hank Tumms amt goin to give
another reception at her home until her
red plush furniture comes into style again
ST HaskinS says keepin. summer board
erS has farmin' beaten to a fragile. The
wheat crop may fail and the frost kill the
peaches but the crop of summer resorterS
goes on forever. There is one born every
minute.
1t is mighty discouraging to a Teller who
has paid $40 for a rod and reel to Sit all
day without a bite and have a kid with
an old five-cent bamboo pole sit next to
him and ketch a fish every minute, out
such is gen ally the irony of fate.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-06

"A banker told me lately that he had
experienced scarcity of small change"
'Ha. he is a married man."-Baltimore
American.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-06

G1ady+"Oh. Bert, I wonder II tbar
any stalactites in this cave?" BertNssuaai,,
II there are, haven't got this stick ts a. 81
fend you wfthT'-Punch- oe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-01
Cattle Ranches

CATTLE RANCH
l60-acre cattle ranch Fremont coun-
ty, Idaho; timothy hay. full water right
no waste land. all implements necessary;
best range In Idaho,
100 HEAD RANGE CATTLE
This is a fine cattle proposition and
offered for sale al little more than what
the cattle are worth.
Price $4,000, spot cash,
LAMB B-FEEDING PROPOSITION,
In the best alfalfa district OF Utah
we have 800 acres, with water, good i'm
provements, so acres In alfalfa, so acres
In grain, all fenced Close to railroad,
close to sheep ranges, and close TO plenty
of alfalfa at low prices Money In feed
ing sheep; now is the time to get start
ed. This Is the best proposition we have
for this purpose.
$40 per acre for this ranch. part trade
Land In the vicinity selling for $50 TO
5000 per acre. This land offered cheap to
settle an estate.
PAVANT VALLEY LAND COMPANY
R. r. EXCHANGE DEPT.
Judge Bldg Was. 1641
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farm Lands
FARM
RICHNESS.

~
Park Valley has been termed Q
land OF ploniy-and II surely IL.
We don't know OF another Sec
ton of the country producing
crops that outrival Park Valleys.
Grains. fruits and getabies-
the finest specimens you ever saw.
and in abundance.
Five years on Park Valley
farm will place man on fortunes
highway.
Many men pay their entire farm
cost from the first years crops.
Everything Is IN your favor.
Sol, water. climate.
Long summers insure full ma
turty OF crops.
Social advantages are the best.
Men who have been absolute
failures In the city have gone to
Park Valley and "made good"
The chief requisite is backbone
enough 10 DO things.
II you arc considering farm.
let us show YOU Park Valley.
II will speak louder than we can.
Phone us for FREE literature.
PACIFIC LAND e. WATER CO.
18th floor Walker Bank Bldg,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
"~~-~---~--~~~~-~~-~-~~
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS Co.
32S MAIN ST.

sETTILToN HOME BUILDERS Co,
323 MAIN ST.
WE MOVE MONDAY.
OUR CONSTANTLY INCREASING
BUSINESS DEMANDS LARGER
QUARTERS SEPT. 1sT WILL. FIND
US AT 94o-342 so MAIN, CORNER
OF PosToFFIcE PLACE.
A BUNGALOW.
bookcases French windows electric nx-
lures, buffet kitchen, large back porch.
basement: 5o-foot lot block from eth
East s2IOO; easy terms.
A NEW BUNGALOW.
A beauty. large rooms handsome Ere
place and bookcases: buit-in buffet.
large buffet kitchen with big screened
porch; nice bedrooms enameled In
white. with large closets Large sleep
Ing porch: full cemented basement; walks
In TO back door. Large lot. $500, $500
cash, balance easy-lilte rent.
HERE'S A BEAUTY.
Just completed 6-room bungalow. dou-
ing. room. with plate rail-; fine buffet.
loaded glass doors: kitchen has cement
tile walls, gas range, gas water heater
linoleum: best OF plumbing. large closets.
large cement front porch. large sleeping
porch, full basement with furnace. with
hot-wate coil. This ls a real home.
$4,000; on terms.
THIS IS A SNAP.
2-story, 6-room bungalow. has fur
mace, full basement, fruit and coal rooms.
leather psneled dining room. buffet.
separate bath and toilet gas. Lot 5Ox
$50; lawn. shade. barn. coops; all goes.
5000; 800 cash. balance easy.
s945o FOB A HOME
Splendid 4-room modern brick: large
rooms; basement: south front lot with
right of way. on any terms; fine south
east location.
BRIGHAM ST. HOME.
One or the incest on this street; 10
large rooms; elegantly built and iur-
nished; on beautiful corner. north. $50
600. Price 5000
A FINE INVESTMENT.
A piece OF land 1ox1O on one side, 65x
and rods on other. with a right OF
sewer, gas. city and artesian water For
$500. on terms.
BETTILYoN HOME BUILDERS co.
WE WRITE FIRE PLATE GLASS
AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE. AND
WILL GO ON YOUR BOND.
REMEMBER OUR NEW ADDRESS.
340-3z2 so. MAIN. CORNER POST
OFFICE PLACE
WAS 2O3o. WAS. 2os1.
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4 RESTAURANT, FIXTURES AND ALL
for sale; house for rent Apply 3i3
State e94hz
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-01
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
GOOD HOUSES CHEAP,
on EASY TERMS.


GOOD HOUSES CHEAP.
nN EASY TERMS.
PETERSON r. E. INV. Co.
81 East 4th South.
Sisoo-5-r. cottage, part. mod; large
so0Q porches, fair lot; close in. ncar
Casn 9th So. and Attn E. In good repair
an excellent home for working
Si$SS-Bal, i$9S l monthly like rent, a 4-room
CosH SzyV ir, cottage; water and light in
NaSh' mouse; near 7th So. on md West.
Corner lot Good buy for r. Il.
man.
Ss30o-New 200 Ar. brick. part mod. 5ox15s
cash. Hawthorne school
S$S5S-New $S50 5-r. mod. brick; cement base
$500 ment; nantel and CRATE; front and
Cash. back porches; lawn, etc The best
buy for the money. Sc.
s4ooo-Nearly new, mod. 6-r. brick: close
In on End East corner lot. lawn
ana shade. Its an excellent home
$1,000 cash
S2ooo-9th K. and 5th So. s-r. frame.
lot so IT, All street inprovemenfs; H,f;
in and paid You get the house
l,; Ior nothing; The lot is worth the
CHEAPEST CLOSE-IN LOTS
ON EASY TERMS.
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
S350-50-ft lots near 3rd z. and 11th So.
So5O-50Nl66 II. to alley. on eth E. or
Park ST., near llth So: 5th East
- cash; bal, $40 monthly
$500 II. on University ST.. near 18th
49, East and 6th South.
s9s5-I5Xl4S fl. to alley. 7th East. south
ii6prtV mn
s75o-5oX1S1 IT.. on 11th So. east OF 7th
East.
fsssS-5oTl57 sos on St9 East, east of park
$2I front IT., 9th r. near Tth So, 100 or
more feet.
In fact we can sell you the best build
Ing lots any part OF city. on any terms sou
may want
u PETERSON R, Z, & NV. CO..
Phone 1920. 81 T. 9th South
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y. RICHTER. A. RICHTER.
Mortgage Loans. Insurance.
$3.50.
$500 cash. balance $40 per month, for
comfortable 4-room house one block east
and one block south OF Liberty park.
$1,000 cash. balance monthly or quarterly
payments. for an up-to-date. modern,
tWo-Stofy brick residence, One block
from entrance to the university, The
house has rooms. modern bathroom,
large sleeping porch. full cemented base
ment with laundry. The lot. i5X120 TT to
an alley on the side. South front, over"
looking the valley. Must be sold at once,
Price was $500; TO make a quick sale
has been reduced
TO TRADE,
Several Al farms located in the south
east portion OF the county for improved
city property. Here Is one of the many:
A acres. with full water right on 9th
East between 14th and 18th South. The
finest garden soil In the county; about
$50 young bearing fruit trees, mostly ap
pies. Nearly new. well-built two-room
frame house. with kitchen attached to It.
Chicken house and brooder house which
has cost nearly $3.50 to build, Splendid
flowing well. 4-lnch pipe, so gallons per
minute. Value $500. Will take vacant
lots or improved city property, VIII give
long time on differences, II any
A RICHTER.
7S South Main Street Was. 64l.
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Beautiful Just completed 6-room bunga-
low, double floors, beameG ceiling pan
eled dining room with plate rail, fine buf
fet. loaded glass doors, kitchen has ce-
ment tile walls, gas range, gas water
heater linoleum, best OF plumbing, large
closets, large cement front porch, large
sleeping porch. fun basement furnace
with not water coil. This lie a real beauty
Price, $4,000 on terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-01
-FOUR BIG "TFS"-OF
IMPORTANCE TO YOU.

-FOUR BIC %FS"-OF
IMPORTANCE TO YOU.
IF YOU only knew what great op-
portuDities are awaiting YOU
and every other ambitious man
in Western Canada
IF YOU could only see what thou
sands OF American farmers are
now doing on Canadian Pa
cific lands
IF you only realized the lmpor-
tance or your getting quickly
acquainted with the liberal
propositions we Offer
IF you appreciated what advsn-
tages Western Canada offers
YOU over anything YOU could
possibly expect In G
"States"-
II would be unnecessary for us
10 extend such urgent invita-
tiouS for YOU TO investigate
the proposition
You would be coming to us and
begging for information-you'd
he asking us right now 10 sign
you up for as many acres as
you could possibly afford TO
buy.
". C. ALBERTSON.
603-4 Dooly Block. Salt Lake
General Agent Canadian Pacific
Railway-Land Branch.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

323 South Main st.
WE MOVE AGAIN.
OUR CONSTANTLY INCREASING
BUSINESS DEMANDS LARGER QUAR-
TERS SEPTEMBER WILL FIND US
AT $40 AND 342 SOUTH MAIN, CORNER
OF POSTOFF1CE PLACE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-01

TWo-story Groom bungalow. has fur
mace, full basement, fruit and coal rooms
leather paneled dining room, buffet. sep
arate bath and toilet, gas Lot 90 by $50
teet lawn, shade, barn, coops. all goes.
SJ2oO, s400 cash. balance easy.
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INVESTMENT BANKERS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The II cozy brick cottages and bunga
lows that we have finished In BEAUT1-
Full HOMESITE ADDITION (the garden
spot of the southeasD are all sold, We
are now building more and two of these
are sold before the bric<work Is finished.
WHAT is THE REASON? Because in
these nice homes. with large lots. pur-
chasers get more for their money, and on
better terms, than they can get In any
other section of the growing southeast.
BEAUTIFUL HOMESITE ADDITION
faces on 5th East, just north OF Wanda
mere. Graded streets. shade trees, ce-
ment walks and FREE WATER go with
all HOMESITE ADDITION homes. Bet
ter go down today. examine the houses
We have built and are building, then come
to our office. and let us show you how
easy II is TO get home OF your own.
Make the money you are now throwing
away for rent receipts buy YOU home.
MCCLELLAN REAL ESTATE & IN
VESTMENT CO.
INVESTMENT BANKERS,
Paid up Capital. 100000.
i02 and 403 Walker Bank Building.
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New 5-roon .ilottled pressed brick bun
galow, large rooms, oak floors built in
buffet, fireplace, bookcases. basement.
large porches. $3.50, easy terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-01
REAL BARGAINS.

New 5-room pressed brick bungalow has
ouilt~in fireplace, bookcases, chandeliers,
eemented basement Near Ninth East.
$3.50, on easy terms.
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T.. KLlNNER. EXPERT MANUFAC-
Iurer Wigs. toupees. switches. Factory
ouice. l53 So. Main. d374
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FORCED TO SELL
AT ONCE.

AT ONCE
$50 acres in Salt Lake valley, first
class land. house, stable. We'll. fruit
trees: cheap at $25 per acre. Make offer.
1880 acres flrst-class wheat land IN Blue
Greek. about 500 acres under cultiva ton.
part fenced, Land would be a snap at
SIS per acre, Make offer.
2l00 acres adjoining railroad town In
Salt Lake valley; most OF land has been
plowed; will make. you a present of en-
gine, plow and threshing machine. This
land will come under ditch later; fine
for colonization: land cheap
at s35 per acre. Make offer.
WILL SACRIFICE ANY OF THE
ABOVE.
SEE ME-. DON'T DELAY.
GEO W. DANLEY,
Was. 1889. 7o7 Walker Bank Bldg.
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CATTLE RANCH.
A ranch Of 16o acres, located
in southwestern Wyoming. Is
miles from tho railroad. The
home for the cattle. This ranch
is surrounded by plenty OF free
open range.
Comfortable house Of four large
rooms. good cellar. barn. hayshed
granary and cattle corrals, etc.
Good water rights. Smiths fork
flows through the ranch. Cuts $50
tons OF hay (timothy and red
topl, There are horses. tools
implements and machinery OF all
kinds necessary on hand
11s HEAD GOOD GRADE HEREFoRDs
4O-OR MORE CALVES-4o.
The price is SIS, 500 for everything in.
cluded VIII make terms to suit pur-
Phone or write us for particulars. We
this is n good buy
COME AND SEE US.
SMITH REALTY CO,
Wasatch 1888. 20o Hooper Bldg
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500 ACRES FINE ALFALFA LAND. so
miles west OF Salt Lake. only miles
from railroad; soil deep. rich. sandy loan.
good well: small house; 20
acres plowed, 48 in alfalfa; good outside
range for cattle or sheep. good
grass the year round; ideal lamhng
ground. II you want good farm and
stock proposition look this up. Relln-
uushment Mt bargain.
W ESTERN LAND CO.. 21e Judge Bldg.
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BARGAIN. BY NE-ROOM
modern brick residence, has garage and
sleeping porch. l49 So. 7th East $500
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

GEORGE ". CANNON COMPANY.
Wasatch 81. Hotel Utah Building.
s2e5o-4-roor modern brick, one-half
Te,rb Gl1eS Iest sou5 q Stntn s, Efs bs nsa
diaappea ring bed, sleeping porch.
pla te-glass front door. buffet and
manteL Small payment and s25 a
month.
s55oo-7-room modern. offered cheap; gas
two sleeping porches, beautiful
shade and fruit trees. one-half
cash
s4ooo-e-room modern brick. on Laird ave
Sleeping porch. full cement base
eed e drawing e%Hm 0u1ss roon h''fs, bookcases Ps
nantei and French windows.
$500 cash, bal easy terms.
s4ooo-7-room modern brick on Walnut
ave. In Forest Dale, one block
from two different car lines: ce-
ment basement, hot air heating,
fruit trees. barn with garage, $1,000
cash, bal. easy payments.
See us for building lots in Forest Dale
or anywhere on East Bench.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON COMPANY,
REAL ESTATE.
Wasatch 81. Hotel Utah Building.
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SWITCHES MADE FROM COMBINES.
Harmony Millinery Parlor, 55S South
stato. Was. 561S. e3097
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

II YOU ARE a PARTICULAR PERSON,
you want your household goods stored
only IN the best place-a clean place,
clean from dirt and vermin; a safe place
In every respect our warehouse Is the
best for furniture storage. Come around
and We will quickly show you why.
Phone sos. 100 Main.
b3SG5
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COMPARE OUR FINANCIAL STAND
Ing, insurance rate and warehouse with
any other. The superiority Of the Keyser
storage over all others is well known.
keyser F1reproof Storage Co. Wasatoh
.Sz3. b2A1S