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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-10
MEETINGS.


ANNUAL MEETING=ELECTIo
PAHY OF AMERICA
Newark, N. j.. December 2. 1912.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
this company viii be held at the office Of
the company. Prudential building. Newark.
". j.. on Monday, January 49, 1913. for the
purpose Of electing directors 10 serve for the
S"' Willard ( HISILroN. Secretary.
NATIONAL BANK.
Newark n. j., December II. 1912.
ELECTION.
The annual meeting OF the shareholders
Of this bank, for the election Of directors,
VIII be held at the banking house on Tues
tween the hours of 40 and II o'clock a. m.
WILLIAM J. GARDNER.
Cashier.
THE NEWARK LIME AND CEMENT
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
The annual meeting for the election of
directors Of this company Will be held at the
office OF the company foot Bridge street.
Newark. NJ j., on Tuesday January 81,
1912 The polls VIII be open from IL a. m.
y FREDERICK E. TowNLEY.
Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
NEWARK NEW JERSEY;
Newark, N. J., January 2, 1919.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
this company. for the. purpose Of eleetine
and for the transaction Of such other bust;
ness as may come before the meeting will
be held at the Office of the company Monday
morning. January 10. 1913.
Polls open from y 4 2 H. r. H K 81 yer
Secretary
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-10
oFFqCE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
NEW RK

coMMIssToNERs OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.
City Hall january 3, 1913.
The following is the list OF the names.
rssidsnces and places Of business CT apph-
canfs for licenses. contained in all applcs-
lions or petiHoas made to this board for the
nTaf1tine Of licenses to sell spirituous. vinous
malt Or brewed LIQUORS and not heretofore
published according TO law, TO wit
Name Place OF Business Residence
RETAII-RENEWAL-
Angelo A. Giunta. 20E Morris av. Same place
RETATfs-TRANSFERS.
Fred Schwartz from 90 Downing ST. to
SIG bergen ST ~ AhdEnold ST.
Edward +. Casperson, from 210 Morris
'av- TO 81 Bridge st. 81 Bridge St.
106 MONTGOMERY st,,....1h5 Snring1eld nv.
RICHARD MILLER
President
JAMES r. CONNOLLY.
fsitu CLARK
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-10

pair of Suburban League matches
were decided last night. Bay View
and Northern made clean sweeps over
their respective opponents, Park A.
A. and Elks.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-10

Construction won two games, En-
e,neer r broke even and Poor and
Aims lost pair in a Muhlcipai
E-heague match decided over INC
Kruger drives last nights
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-10
PHILA. STOCK MARKET

The following quotations were fur
nished by Eisele & King:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-10

Central Foundry won the odd game
from Gray in a Plumbing Supply
Lea que contest rolled over the Iro-
quois drives last night.
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uoboken beat Trenton in nine OUT
90 ,an games in an Eastern League
rnatel rolled yesterday on the no,
boken alleys. In the lhoisie '.,
Koran won six out Of seven from wi
It's, and Hoboken made a ciean SWEEP
in the five-man.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-10

The Whirlwind A. A.. will meet the
Alec five at New Saenger Hall to-
night.
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Hope made clean sweep over
Overlook, and Centuary did likewise
against Corinthian in a pair of Ma
sonic League matches rolled on
Schmidts Alpha alleys last night.
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Commercial League.

On Weinearth & Whatton's alleys:
RAMRERGER HOSTOEEIC.T
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Krneger won two out Of three IRON n,
west End in a Newark League matcn
rolled on the winning teams aliess
last night.
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No. 3 was the victor over Covenant
In two out of three games. while'
Damon duplicated against Apex in a
Pythian League contest decided on
the Tuxedo alleys last night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
orso

STRICTLY MODERN 5-ROoM HOUSE
at 2i2 West 7th South; has one OF the
best Easements in the city. IL is surely
4 daisy and has 10 oe seen 20 be appre-
cIated. has the best hot-alr furnace in
the city; stairway 10 noored attic. where
two or three extra rooms can be added
at small additional cost; house would
cost 70 build 1890: land well worth $500;
Will take on terms s59T5, or II party can
raise $1,000. Will deduct 5000. Just think
Of getting house and lot that is worth
s4150 for only s3T75 Such bargains come
only once IN a lifetime. Phone for ap-
polntment 10 see through, Wasatch 5ol
or 22l3. Purchaser can have choice be-
tween above and house 66G South First
West o1t08
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Miscellaneous.
RooMING HOUSES

RooMrNG HOUSES.
tor quick sale. owner viii take inst
s ssI "hst this place cost her: tho house
nas paid Tor Itself; IS rooms. modern. nno
location; $1,000 10 handle.
TWENTY FOUR ROOMS
fufhisHed very good strictly modern
roofns All on one floor This is q arst-
~ t,Sbs sa pace in every respect. $500 cash
CIGAR STAND
IN theater building. fixtures Stork lcssa
ana good will for $500. Act quick
CHILL PARLoR
,Nlp 'unch room on state street VIII
oear strict investigation owner leav-
i"s CITY We want an offer
GROCERY STORE.
rent $50 per month. VIII invoice stock
Mr., Farmer
CNil ED HOME BUILDERS COMPANY,
Els Walker Bank Bldg
Was 1880
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Irrigated Lands.
MosDA IRRIGATED LANDS.

\ iorty-acre tract hero. coupled with
irtelliScntly applied labor will make any
man Independent The soil is rich and
fertile. The tract is in the heart OF the
'hicl;ly populated Utah valley, on the
shore OF Utah lake. just fifty miles from
Sait Lake markets. You will have al
The city advantages-s oundance o! water
for land and culinary purposes. electric
light and power. telephone connections
''Mosida y-the-Lake" AND LIVE. Wire.
phone or call National SAVINGS n Trus,
Co, top floor Walker Bank bldg. Sal;
Lake CITY. You lose IL you do not BUY
TO-DAY.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved.

6rRT 4. cARLoyIsT COMPANY.
IT YOU own NE lot We VII build the
home
on on! rdsy p1ywcnt plan
You car have the plans and sps~.6cs-
lions drawn 70 suit your own idea. and
anrinS inc time O construction superiu-
ieno the work. This arrangement is one
Of the best methods OF huyins a home
you choose the location srJ select tne
design and arrangement having T. huli
exaciiy 10 your liking. n YOU intend
building This year OF ovu vacant ,ots
u VIII ray you 10 investigate our plan.
SOME GOOD ROME SITES
Near 9th East and 10th south. splen-
dic corner lot. 52al-5 feet 10 An allcy.
can be purchased Slioo. Terms.
leth East near Browning avenue We
have located !or sale a lot SiXl57 feet.
for 500. Terms.
5oxls5 feet on 9th East. facing west.
Cor 'li5o. This lot has l5-foot alley IN
rear.
59Tl57 feet near ilth East and lcth
east front. Tor $3.50. Terms
HOMES.
ON northeast bench. with south
front we have good 5-roonl house.
newly .papered inside; good basement and
room for rooms upstairs: house is mod
ern. electrical fixtures. 4 beautiful view
OF the whole valley can be had from
the front porch. Principal \. only $c2op
On very easy terms.
Closc 10 9Th East and Browning ave-
nue. we have one OF the hest-huilt buuga-
lows southeast II has large rooms and
stairway; rooms can oe construct ed
upstairs. Book cases. buffets. and many
other up-to da te convenlences. Price ia
$il00. Balance easy.
BURT & CARLQUfST COMPANY.
80 MAIN ST. TEL. WASATCH $50
olOal
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TIE BEST YET.

u blocks from city and county build
ms, 5-room brick bungalow, cobhle rock
foundation. maple floors, f!replaces.
gas. gas range. plate rails IN dining
room. basement. furnace. sewer. walks,
lawn. This beautiful home can be
bought for $3.50 and will include llno-
leum. range and gas water heater: $500
cash will handle
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SPECIAL BARGAIN.

SPECIAL BARGAIN.
SST0o. .o0--Thls Groom brick cottage Is
close IN OH 9th East: Is modern
was built by one OF the best me-
chanlcs In the city, is today the
best buy for the money that is on
the market. The lot Is 2la1s rods,
with l2-n right Of way. Sec
us early Monday morning before
We le, some one else havo IL
Easy terms.
MEEKS & MCCARTNEY.
2Oe-ol0 Boston Bldg. oi099
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rns is YOUR CHANCE.

.rms is YOUR CHANCE.
s- hotel. best location In town;
r-- "a, and hot and cold water In
= nom. furnished the best; long
q hiss: has made present owner
,srJsrt II will do the same for you.
n Csn make terms,
!, . ior bargains In hotels and room
Z ,s..s rom I rooms up.
J. L DENHAM co.
frr Successors to w. tl33.
A. y. Humphries,
,,W. Second South 81.
olil4
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EASIEST TERMS IN CITY

EASIEST TERMS IN CITY.
500 down and s25 per month. buys
nice little broom frame. bath, cement
walks In front and around the house.
garden and chicken coops, lot SoxlS5 with
alley.
on Windsor ave. ! blk Off 9th East
pa wing; price $500. Any ore can make
$500 In one year by Tepalnting and fix
ing UP. See owner. lll4 Newhouse bldg
Phone Was. 1911.
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$4,000

For q splendid s-room brick home on
5th East drive. This place must be
seen 20 be appreciated. Large rooms.
full cement basement, fine furnace, gas.
gas range, fireplace beautiful lot 3xi0
IN lawn; flowers fru!, and shade trees;
on terms or will trade.
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CLOSE IN BARGAIN.

6s.Nl65 and a i4-foot right OF way on
the south; we'll built 6-roon7 brick house
concrete basement, sewer and walks.
coops and barn: walking distance: on 4th
East st. For $4,000. Think OF II, The
lot is worth more than that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
MODERN BUNGALOWS AND PRETTY
COTTAGES AT 3ASONABLE
PRICES

MODERN BUNGALOWS AND PRETTY
COTTAGES At REASONABLE
PRICES.
t-Voom cottage close 10 9th East and 9th
South: good size lot lawn, walks.
front and rear porch screened In: +:
strictly modern.
5000 Cash-s25 Per Montt-Price $500
5-room brick bungalow on the car line.
southeast; strictly modern: good
basement cenented. dne large rooms.
gas electric fixtures, mantel. full
front porch. screeued-in hack porch
cement walks: it's q bsrsain.
$500 Cash-s2@ Per Month-Price $4,000
6-room bungalow. close Ia 9th; good lo,
large front porch. screened-in back
porch built-in manteI and book
cases. buffet kitchen. strictly mod
crn; cement basement: electric fix
tures: cement wallss new never becn
occupied.
5000 Cash-soS Per Month-Price $4,000
with a lot 5oxI5I TO alley: beautiful
front porch, screened-in back porch,
buiit-in naptel, with bookcases, hard
wood floors. buffet kitchen, gas. full
basement. cemented: furnace, tiled
bath stairway in and room for two
large rooms upstairs: electric fix
tures; one OF the incest bungalows in
Price si2oo-Terms Arranged
5-room bungalow, on the northeast
bench. and one OF tho finest bungs-
lows IN the city; large front porch.
reception hall built-in mantel with
bookcases window seat in dining
room, buffet kitchen, gas. large bath
room. full basement cemented. with
furnace: electric fixtures. This home
is beauty
Price si2oo-Te-ms arranged
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN &
TRUST COMPANY.
80 e! ist South wssstch 2H
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9TH EAST BARGAIN.

beautiful new bungalow. 8 rooms
modern With furnace. built In bookcases.
buffet, oak floors. beamed ceilings, cs-
ment basement; walks all around house.
sleeping porch. Don't lose a bargain like
this-for $4,000
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SECONDHAND STORES.

100000 -->>c~~>-|---c~~-~~-~-
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OLD
clothes and shoes. Z. Green. wssatch
1908 o3e,
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

JOHN ]. LAAFF. MECHANICAL ENGI-
neer: structural designing. general
drafting: inventins speciality, so2
Kearus bldg W. 1875. n23ss
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HAT FACTORY.
SEWING MACHINES.

WE SELL RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes. IS9 Stote. Wasatch 1903.
d3iig
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Abstracts-Title Insurance.

UTAH SAVINGS TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and tide insurance.
attend 20 all details In transferring and
mortgaging land titles. Capital $3.50. .ooo
e35 Main. g2579
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KINDS OF 2ND- HAND
furniture: highest price paid. Utah
Furniture Co. i31 West End So Was
1917. ds5{
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ANOTHER 9TH EAST SNAP.

s-room modern buff brick on cor
ner: gas range, fireplace. furnace. ce-
meated basement. sewer. walks and
street paving paid $3.50 on terms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11

HOW ABOUT FIRE INSURANCE?
LET is WRITE YOUR PROTECTION
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',rss OPPORTUNITIES.
=. and Rooming Houses.

s,e-~-
~ hU h,ic,iy modern Heat fur-
(, ,ocds t,,h rent. House always
|>t irss S,v without employment oi
Il % eslas" esllas I'm handle. Price Soocc'
q Sl's" WV
.,. ,team heat. baths. hot
|arcn no.in, water IN rooms. FIVE
n ~. '1hr rr,I2niture and carpets hrst
q kase Timetable place, clearing
= eooo Only $3.50; snap See
4, 10 reason WIZ
BOOMING HOUSES. ,.
doing capacity business
u Ttmi
seani heat, Rent only $50.
q VI sIit. Including piano only
y Ttnns.
steam heat. permanent room room
49,, and clean. nicely iur'iiSiieu'
rs o. only $3.50; terms
!, .cns neat and clean; on one one tiEoor. 1907
~, go, or transient. s-oo cash' Dai-
8 % suit
md South near Main. Money
= nse9: terms.
-, nice furniture. close in. $3.50.
POOL HALL
:, ,hs finest locations in town,
- .i,h best tables: receipts s2S
80, maker. $5250. $500 cash.
CIGAR STORE.
!, d,hs best retail stores ID ssGo s9o CITY, ns,
~ riysr stand theatre district.
q ,,t hr'ures $500.
---1ryoN HOME BUILDERS co.
ass Main Street.
Phone Wesatch 2o8o.
o9e5
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
Farm Lands.

GET READY FOE YOUR SPRING
PLANTING
Buy YOUR FARM EARLT.
acres ~ Cottonwood. the fruit belt %
SaIi Lake county. With a z-rcom
-T"fuo house. barn. chicken coope.
about an1 Young bearing apple trees
Nuh"b.rri"s. raEphcrries. good water
lshii iHft the place for a small farm
and chickens
$500 cash-s9e.co Per Month-Pric. $4,000
acres az Bountlful and in the garden
truck country close 10 street care,
very fine bearing orchard. good &
room brick house; a good 5-apar-
mcnt rustic barn. chicken coops. city
water. lights. telephone and Just as
convenient as IN tho city. This G.
an Ideal farm and will not last nj the
price and terms We are offering n
with per cent interest
$500 Cash-s5oO Per Year-Prtce. $4,000
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN =
TRUST COMPANY.
= 2. lst South. Wasstch sst
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MUSIC TEACHER.


EXPERIENCED GERMAN MUSIC
teacher wishes beginners and advanced
pupils on violin and all wind instru-
ments. Room -. Deseret Bank bldg.
n2t4s
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HERE is A BARGAIN.

\ we'll built fve-room brick: shade.
coops, barn; lot 654165. south front
splendid southeast ioca ton: $1,000 $500
cash. Si5 per month.
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SNAP NEAR IND EAST AND sTH so.

Well bull; 5-roorn modern brick. built
IN china closet. fireplace. So gas range
aud ins;d liroleum on floors 20 with
the house: walks and sewer paid. nice
lot In lawn. flowers and f-uit trees.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11

Do you own a lot? We will build you
a home on monthly payments
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BrRT & cARLoUIsT COMPANY.
40 MAIN ST. TEL. WAEATCH $50
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BETTILToN HOME BUILDERS CO..
s2S MAIN STREET.
Wasatcn eG30. oe96
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HAIR GOODS,

WE MANUFACTURE TOUPEBS, WIGS.
switches, puffs, etc. Largest stock OF
hair goods In the city Combings or cut
hair made mp 10 order, s. l.. Costume
Co., ia and lls r.. Broadway. olfsS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
Horses and Vehicles.

WE NOW HAVE ON HAND SIXTY
head extra good horses. 100 to 1900
pounds. and receiving two carloads each
week Come in and see them. Salt Lake
Horse & Mule Market. 344 W. 5th South
k3572
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YOU CAN BUY PARK VALLEY FARM
land at SIS and $3.50 per scre Al
ih.s price you can't afford 20 pass IL by
All temperate zone crops DO vol. Some
of the finest vegetable specimens ever
produced In the west have come from
tais valley Caroline pump wells fur
nish "A Plentiful supply OF water for all
puTpoSer Each man owns his opn wa
ter. There are no water right trouble,
nor water shortages The man who gets
started on Park Valley farm is well
upon tho road OF fortune. This is your
one great opportunity Investigate Il to-
day. Pacific Land & Water Co, 1902
Walker Bank Bldg, Salt Lake City. Utah
oseo
IT'S FOOLISH TO PAY OUT MONEY
IN purchase or repentance yet the
man who Uses not the Want Ads is
bound 20 come 20 this. says b. Franklin.
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SAFES AND VAULTS.
AND WALL PAPER

PICTURE FRAMING AND HOUSE DEC
Grating George ". Ebert 4 Co. IL
Main 50. R2Ilo
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WHERE TO STOP.


LINCOLN HOUSE. SIS EAST 1sT so.
300 rooms; rates. S5c. ioc and soc. mod
ern, baths. l5c. nlSS9
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CROMER.

NEW NOTIFIED PRESSED BRICK
house. and lot, located close Ia on
First West. 1--WE rooms, modern. connect
from paved street. ten minutes car seTv-
ice. owner living IN California anc
wires us TO make sacrifice sale.
WESTERN REALTY & INV. CO,
30I Mcintyre Bldg. Was. 1890
o9SO
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i-Voon cottage close 10 9th East and 9th
south: good size lot; lawn. walks,
'front.' and rear porch screened In:
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PRIVATE HOME.
DENTISTS.
BOWLING ALLEYS.


WINDSOR BOWLING PARLORS, 77S
Main. Prizes each week for ladies
1lgh scores. m56l
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FoR SALE-HORSES WEIGH BE
tween $50 and 1850: matched teams or
single horses. or will buy any good
horses from 1900 10 L. q. Bingham
Broadway stables between Main and
State on 1st South no44
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CHINESE HERBS

L, So WOO. lls so. MAIN. 2ND FLOOR.
cures diseases With celebrated Chinese
remedies. Consultation free. MISS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11

Il ss spscisi,Irr1NG AND Lock
VI s, l.. Lock works.
II a hio40
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GOOD HOMES CHEAP.

GROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
half block from aih East pavement: large
lot, cement basement. porches. etc
$3.50.
s-ROOM. 2-STORY. MODERN BRICK
house, blocks from city and county
building: large lot. mantel, cement base
ment, lawn. ctc.-s315o; terms.
9TH EAST CORNER. NEAR 9TH SO.
st.-New Groom modern brick house:
lot 4Ixli5 IT.: full cement basement and
furnace. rnsntei. hardwood finish: an ele-
CANT house-st5o0.
EAST FIRST so. ST. HOME
rooms 2-story brick; elegant wood work.
z nantels. full cement basement and
furnace large lot. etc.-s1250 terms
SNAP IN A FEW BUILDING LOTS
or 18th East car hne-slo cash. ss a
month,
J. L. DENHAM CO.
". Sass IS w 2nd So. 81. W 4lS5
Successors 70 A. ~. EumphHes
Oils
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved.

sETTuYoN HOME BUILDERS CO.
523 Main St.
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FuEa.lER AND TAxIDERMIsI

EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
texidermist line made as you want H.
R. Stencil Fur Co, 81 Y. Broadway
"a years in Salt Lake. n5a5
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THE CROP MARKETS
Grains All Higher-Coffee Part.
Iy Receivers Tuesdays Loss.

Prices In the wheat market recovered
an early weakness in the face Of bearish
crop advices, and operators IS n rule were
cautious about making heavy commit
ments on the selling side in view of the
Broomhall prediction that the European
demand would be large enough 10 absorb
all arrivals and exporters SURPRISES.
There was an advance of about a cent a
bushel, but the close was little down
from top figures the net gain being &c TO
sc. Corn prices scored a decided rise on
active covering, based on weather condi-
lions and a continuation of the light in
terror movement. The close was net sc
TO 1isc up. oats were affected by the
other grain markets and made a fractional
advance.
That there would be a reaction from
Tuesdays big drop was expected by the
coffee trade yesterday, and although for
cign markets were lower and the opening
here was irregular, with some selling Oh
margin calls there was active covering
and some buying by strong interests. Late
IN the day the easiness gave way 10 a
sharp advance. and on sales OF more than
2I2,000 bags the market closed at q net
gain for the day of % to p points. The
principal bullish feature appeared TO be
the Brazilian situation, prices there be-
ing above parity with New York.