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Milford chronicle., 1913-05-23
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Cherries are ripening, but the cror
will be small.
Strawberries are coming to market
in large quantities now.
Fresh sea trout at 80 cents per bushel
can be had At the bay shore.
Roses were never handsomer than
they are this spring in Milford
Strawberry festival Saturday after
noon and evening, May 24th, at Grange
Hall
Dod't forget the sale Of homemade
goodies at Grange Hall this Saturday
afternoon.
The Sunshine Circle will meet with
Mrs. w. E. Lank on Thursday, May
18th, at $3.50 p. m.
Ice cream, cake and short cake on
sale at Grange Hall from to 10 p. m.
Saturday, May 24th-
Chickens are bringing less than they
were two weeks ago Then an old hen
was worth from 80 cents to one dollar.
Town Water has been introduced into
the new shirt factory formerly the
Tabernacle on West Front Street. South
Milford.
The local W. C. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. Wesley Smith, on Washington
Street, on Tuesday evening. May 9th,
at 7,S0 o'clock Text word, -'Forsake.
The rain Of last Saturday was well
come to the farmers generally. although
some scarlet clover hay had not been
hauled under cover when the rain caught
it.
The old brick pavements on Causey
Avenue in front Of the property occupied
by Frank P, Truitt and also that Of the
Kern property should be relaid with
concrete at once.
v New concrete sidewalks have been
Built in several parts of Milford this
month. William G. Draper and George
H. Draper on Causey Avenue have laid
such and they are an improvement
The Ladies Aid of Milwood viii meet
at the home Of Mrs. Leonard Davis on
Saturday evening, May oath. The oftic-
ars for the ensuing year VIII pc elected
and a good attendance is requested.
The new sewer on Lake View Avenue (
has been completed from the bouudfy
line down to Eugenia Avenue, and the
holders viii make connection /
Just as soon as the lower connections I
are ready which viii be in June.
The w. C. T, u. will meet with DR..
Phelps on Thursday, May 29th, promptly I
at $50 p. M. to make up bouquets for /
,ur honored soldier dead. All persons /
lot members Of the union, who have I
lowers, are asked to send of their abun-
lance for the use of the ladies.
Master Armel Nutter. a bright II
rear old Milford boy, has been notified 4
hat his name has been entered as one
# forty contestants for a Shetland pony
md outfit, given as a prize for selling
he largest number of copies of "Coun-
ry Gentleman. Master Armel is a
lustler and deserves to win the contest
Last Tuesday night the First Presby-
erian Church Orchestra gave a concert
n the Town Hall Lincoln City, for the
eneft of the Lincoln M r. Church
'he entire program was Of the highest
rider and the Lincoln people were much
LEASED The members Of the Orchestra
ad a capital time
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DECORATION DLY.

Decoration Day will be celebrated at
Barrett's Chapel in the afternoon at
two o'clock. There will be appropriate
addresses delivered by Rev. Jones. Of
Frederica, also the pastor Of Magnolia,
Rev Mathews and other prominent
speakers. Everybody is cordially in
vited to come out and listen to the pro
gram Of the afternoon and take look
through the city Of the dead that is so
beautifully taken eare Of by the sexton
b. Smith.
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RECEPTION AND DONATION.

Members and friends Of Millwood NJ.
f. Church, near Milford, assembled at
the parsonage of their pastor, Rev. J..
S. Whitaker, and wife, at Houston. on
Thursday evening Of last week, where
a reception. was held, and a substantial
donation made TO the larder Of the
good man and wife. Ice cream and cake
were served, and it was q very happy
occasion. Thisis Rev Whitaker fourth
year at Houston.
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TOMMY'S Wife, PLAYED
BY MILFORD THESPIANS

One Of the most entertaining plays
ever given by local talent was that Of
Tommy s Wife. z presented last Thurs
day evening at Armory Hall by the
young people of Milford under the direc-
ton Of Mr.. De Silva Of Philadelphia.
The audience, which comfortably filled
the hall, was very representative one
and very much in sympathy with the
object Of the play-the promotion of a
fund to secure a Free Library for the
town of Milford The PLAYERS, individu-
uaily and collectively, deserve great
credit for their efforts which resulted in
50 admirable a play ia the short space
Of two weeks. and Mr.. De Silva is to be
congratulated upon the success of his
coaching. The caste, which follows, was
excellent in every respect and to men
ton one for individual praise would be
to mention ALL The chorus and dancing
specialties under the leadership Of Mrs.
Warner and Miss Atkins. which have
grown to be a feature Of Milford enter
tainments, were most pleasing and allur-
ing. Altogether the play may be said to
have been q great success. and through
the efforts Of the members Of the caste
and Of Mrs. Saunders Truitt and Mrs.
George 5. Grier and other able assist
ants, to have given great impetus to
the Free Library movement.
Caste
Thomas Pittman Carothcrs. a promising portrait
painter. Daniel Anderson
Rose Carothers his sister. Nildrei Trsitt
Dick 1rannis. Carorhera chum. IN love with Rose.
Carlisle Collins
Patty Campben. student at Broadway Dramatic
School. Myrtle Evans
MIS- re Aorbrlth-snythe wealthy society woman.
Mary Kinder.
sylvia, nef 1Alghter "a young and impressionahIcl
sara Anderson
fietfe De boutqn. French dancing master s. G.
De Silva
Edith Bronson a friend Of Rose Nan WiIaon
Spanish Dance
Nan Wilson. Helena Evans Dorothy Brace
Florence Crer. Nellie Warner
Butterfly Dance.
sara Anderson Florence Grer Gertrude Atkins.
Laura Saleyan. Mary Holzmueller Helena
Evans. Nan Wilson
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BANGING SIGNS 4 AUIsANCE.

The laws Of Milford require that any
hanging sign or eny other object used
for the purpose os attracting attention
TO a place Of business, or for any pur-
pose whatsoever. shall swing eight feet
clear Of the sidewalk This is violated
in several instances along Walnut Street
and the police should see that the laws
are complied with, by warning the Of
fendor3 to remove such distractions at
once.
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HARRIEB
c0VEaDALE sTEVENs.

c0NhhDALE IkVENS.
A pretty wedding took place at the
home Of James Coverdaie. whose son
Clifford. was married to Miss Eva 3.
Stevens. Of Milford The ceremony
was performed BY Rev Thomas G.
Davis Of the Baptist Church. The best
man was Arthur Coverdaie ard ~. ..ss
bridesmaid was Miss Lizzie Fitzgerald.
Mf and Mrs. Coverdale viii reside near
Milford snd engage 10 farming.
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PUBLlC SALtS.

Benz. B. Jones, as executor Of Eras-
mus Jones, viii sell the real estate IN
front Of the Windsor Hotel, in Milford,
on Saturday, May 24rhs For particulars
see advertisement in this paper.
Milford chronicle., 1913-05-23

Some remarkably good individual
scores were made Out Of a possible
one hundred the scores were
Corporal J. Duncan, Co. H. .97
Sergeant f. HI Clark, Co p. So
Sergeant w. Cell. Co. H. "a
Corporal l. Manning, Co. H 81
Private G.. Bratton, Co. H. 81
Lieutenant J d. McKepn. Co. z. 80
Sergeant C. Aud, Co. H 80
Corporal W. w. Harris. Co. II. 80
Sergeant r. R. Harrington. Co II. 80
Private G. L. Gooden, Co. G. 50
Corporal Duncan was first. his scores
in the two positions being AZ standing
and 50 prone. Sergeant Clark was second
with a score of so standing and 46 prone.
The different companies shot on these
dates
Company A. Wilmington, May 18th !;
Company B, Milford. May 18th Com
pany C, Wilmington. May 10th; Com
pany d, Wilmington, May 18th Com
pany =, Newark, May 18th Company
f, Wilmington. May 18th Company G,
Dover. May 18th; Company H. New
Castle, May l4th.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
-BARGAINS-
Beautiful Bungalows and Modern cot
tages.
BARGAINS

ment basement and walks. screened. in
back porch and sleeping porch, buffet
kitchen. china cabinet in dining room.
large living room. enameled bath. and
bedroom. large front porch. and located
close to Liberty park.
Price S275o. Easy Terms.
broom mottled brick bungalow. located
close TO Ninth East. with a good sized
lot, full cement basement. screened in
back porch, buffet kitchen. large dining
room and living room, with built-in man
tel and bookcases enameled bath. and
the home is new-never been occupied.
Price $3.50 $500 Cash. s27 per month
broom motted brick bungalow close
TO Ninth East, with a good lot cement
basement and walks. screened-in back
buffet kitchen, china cabinet In dining
room, built-ln mantel in living room,
with bookcases. tiled bath. beautiful large
bedrooms. This Is one of the incest
bungalows southeast and Just being COM
Price $4,000 $500 cash. $50 per month.
5-room brick Gotta ge, close to the new
high school, with a fine lot, cement walks
and basement, electric lights, screened
In back porch. fine large pantry. large
dining room, built-in mantel and stair
way above. This Is good buy and cal
be handled on easy terms.
Price s35Oo $500 Cash. $50 per month.
7-room brick cottage. located on the
northeast bench in the finest location,
with good-sized lot lawn. cement walks
and basement. reception hall. large living
room and dining room, built-in refrig-
orator, bullt-in mantel; furnace, gas. hot
and cold water in basement. with set Of
tubs, electric fixtures. This Is one of
the best bargains on the market and will
be taken UP by the first person that
wants an Investment or a home.
Price S4500. Terms Arranged.
7-room brick cottage. located on Sixth
East street. close in at sacrifice price ;
lawn, walks. basement screenedin back
porch, large front porch, large living
room and dining room. The house is
modern and one of the finest cottages
southeast. II will pay you TO look at this
property before making final decision
to buy, as II surely is a good bargain.
Price $4,000. $1,000 Cash. Bal Arranged
FOR SELECT BUILDING LOTS In
beautiful MARLBOROUGH PLACE.
cream Of the matchless southeast, sold
on easy payments. Beautiful building
lots all improvements-gas light. water,
phone, sidewalks. graded streets. shade
trees, curb and gutter, paved streets on
either end and street car every four min
utes. OR WILL. BUILD TO SUIT YOU.
ON EASY TERMS.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY,
20 East First South. Wasatch 24i
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FOR SALE-REA,IHGSTATE
Improved and Unimproyed
A FEW SMALL HOUSES-ALL HAVE
TO BE SOLD THIS WEEK.

A FEW SMALL HOUSES-ALL HAVE
TO BE SOLD THIS WEEK.
$3.50 for four-room frame house Just
east Of Liberty park: lot 25xl25 10 alley.
$500 cash. balance $1,000 per month.
$1,000 for neat four-rocm frame
house, nearly new; chicken coops; lot
25x151 TO alley. 5000 cash. balance sy
monthly payments. Fine place for r. G.
r. r. employee; near 6th South and 7th
West
s25oo-s25o ash and sos 90 per month
new four-roo modern brick bungalow,
with large sleeping porch north OF Lib
erty park.
SOME FINE MODERN HOMES NEAR
UNIVERSITY
$1,000 for an S-room modern; large
sleeping porch laundry. furnace. ce-
mented basement. Lot 45x125 with alley
on the side. All special assessments paid
In full $1,000 cash, balance 6 per cent.
will handle 1t.
furnace; small lot. Nothing like II for
the money In the city. Five large rooms,
besmed ceiling in parlor. dining room
and small den. Basement all cemented
and divided into fruit room, furnace.
coal room; $1,000 cash. balance monthly
easy payments. It is located Just west
OF new high school, and a bargain.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

JIupGONeQ anu DItlIl lDIOFGu
BETT1LYoN HOME BUILDERS co.
323 MAIN ST.
BETTILYoN's BUNCH OF BARGAINS.
$3.50 CASH
A 4-room brick Walks. fruit and
shade. Near llth East st. Price $500.
$500 CASH.
broom modern brick close in on 7th
South. Gas. sewer. walks. $4,000.
$500 CASH.
on a lot 65xI65. Fruit, lawn and garden.
Near 11Jh East. $1,000
$500 CASH
Splendid 4-room modern brick; large
bathroom; good plumbing: big pantry;
screened back porch; nice basement Lot
faces south, 39x14o and right OF way;
lawn and shade, roses. big attic. stairs in,
Biggest snap ever, s247o.
$500 CASH.
.'7-room. history brick on a nice lot,
an IN lawn and garden, fruit and shade.
HAS bath, toilet, sewer, gas, walks. on
ith East near park. S2S75.
$500 CASH.
Pressed brick bungalow. Hardwood
hoors, Built-in fireplace, bookcases and
swell bullet; nice electric fixtures. porch
clear across front; screened sleeping porch
and kitchen porch, Buffet kitchen, white
enamel sink. Bathroom finished in white
enamel. has best of fixtures, connected
with sewer. Large front door; fine large
bay, window in front, sidewalks in to
back door; full cement basement with
floor drain TO sewer, Hero furnace Near
paved street. Its a beauty and a bar
gain. Terms TO suit. Will take lot as
part payment. $500.
$500 CASH
VIII buy 99ix111a and a good Broom
brick house near Brigham st. and 5th
East, one of the best terrace sites ever
offered; It's worth twice what is asked
Here Is a chance for the shreWd investor
VIII make terms. S29T5,
WE WRITE FIRE, PLATEGLAss AND
AUTO INSURANCE IN FOUR FIRST
CLASS COMPANIES. AND WILL
WRITE YOUR BOND.
BBTTILYoN HOME BUILDERS CO.
323 MAIN ST.
Was. 2o30. Was 2O31
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PARK VALLEY LAND.

Show me" people are the kind we like
to deal with.
The land we sell is good, and worth
every cent we charge for IT.
Wen prove this to your entire salts
pies OF grains and hay
We estimate that the oat crop will run
96 bu. per acre. At present the stalks
range feet Inches high
One potato crop last year yielded 512
bu. to the acre.
This, mind you, is on land we are sell
ing at SIS and $3.50 per acre-terms,
five years
The soil is not mere surface soil. but
is good and deep.
Pump we'll water Is plentiful. s 6-h. D.
pump will furnish enough water 10 irrl-
gate a 40-acre farm.
At the rate this land Is going, IL will
all be sold soon.
If YOU want Park Valley farm
you'll have 10 hurry.
Drop up a card today for full lnforma-
ton
PACIFIC LAND & WATER CO.,
10Th Floor Walker Bank Bldg,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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TRACKAGE ON 4TH WEST NEAR 7TH
So, % blocks from paved street, 140x
3l9, at $50 per foot, only one block from
$3.50 foot trackage,
Trackage on 3rd So. between 2nd and
srd West. This Is retail as well as
wholesale property. $3.50 per foot.
Broom mod. pr. brick, on 11th e. bet,
Brigham and 1st So, only $4,000.
Apartment house and bungalow COM
bined On 3rd South near 4th East we
offer three story apartment house, the
first and second floors OF which are each
finished In two modern 4-room apart
ments. renting for S32.50 each, and the
whole upper floor IS finished in a 7-room
bungalow. with built-in bookcase. brick
mantel. gas logs warming oven on radia-
tor In dining room, canopy chandeliers,
beamed ceilings, hall. front veranda,
sleeping porch in rear and three bed
rooms. Here is a chance to live in as
swell a bungalow as one would wish for
and receive an income of s120 per month,
all for $4,000
LITTLE e. LITTLE, No. ] w. 2nd So.
eld6t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses

FOR PROFITABLE HOTELS AND
ROOMING HOUSES, SEE US.
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OUR-PAsSENGBR FRANK
nied and repainted; a snap.
etoynobile Co.. 1872 East First
.9 was. 1884. b1806
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EXCEPTIONAL OFFERS
S2000-Choice End SO. st. corner. 90Xl35;
business or apartment site. Terms.
Can sell 10 or 90 IT.
s4700-Excellent 6-rm. mod. brick and
45xi65-ft. lot and 3-rm. frame. on
9th T.. near lst So. $1,000 CASH
balance like rent.
$4,000 PRIZE WINNBR-S-rm mod
brick home. front and ba elk yard,
complete flower garden, choice col
lection of shrubs, roses and plants.
House built for home. Only 2
blocks e. of city and county bldg,
Must be seen to be appreciated,
Terms, $500 cash. balance like
rent.
S3500-A beautiful, strictly modern 6-rm.
home; new; fine lot; so. e. $500
Built by owner.
Building lots all parts of city.
REAL. ESTATE & INV. co.
Was, 1920. "a L. 18th So. e143S
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STORAGE, MOVING, PACK
ING, SHIPPING
HAIR GOODS

HAVE YOUR COMBINES MADE INTO
switches: $1.50. Yelventina Shop CO
l.. 4th South. e14
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FOR SALE
uItry and Pet Stock

HICKENS WANTED AT ALL
VIII call for. Phone Hyiamo ynno
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SOME FINE MODERN HOMES NEA
UNIVERSITY

VIII trade 20 acres OF fine garden land,
all under cultivation. with good i'm
provements' on TIN East and 18th South,
for improved city property. Value OF
this property, $4,000.
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Fanted-Furniture

h PRICE PAID FOR SECOND
h. goods. Utah Furniture Co.
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HOr Sale-Pianos

] APOLLO PLAYER PIANO,
Tribune contest; Will sell for
or trade for used piano and
cash. Call Consolidated Music
II Hyland !s0-J. e908
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WATCH REPAIRING

WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED,
work guaranteed: moderate prices
prompt delivery. Wilson &: Co. 1929 D.
F. Walker Bldg daISs
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SPECIAL.

I have a neat Broom house and one
acre OF ground on State street, near
l4th South; Will sell for s1T00-s500 cash
and SIS per month and interest at per
cent. Be quick II you want this.
A. RICHTER,
- South Main Street. Wasstch Sal
o1dTa
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HAIR SWITCHES. WIGS, TOUPEE5
made 10 order Sassa's Hair Factory,
21S Main CTS
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20-room, strictly modern; we recon-
mend this place TO be the best furnished
and cleanest small hotel in city; all on
one floor; all light rooms. Rates $3.50 to
50 per week. Only $1,000, terms,
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY
LANDS, BOX ELDER COUNTY, UTAH
-ELKO COUNTY, NEVADA $500 TO
$500 PER ACRE. SPLENDID FARM
AND RANGE LAND-TO ENCOURAGE
SETTLEMENT. THE R R. COMPANY
OFFER THESE LANDS IN TRACTS OF
100 ACRES OR MORE AT VERY REA-
SONABLE PRICES AND LIBERAL
TERMS OF ONLY ONE-TENTH CASH
DOWN, BALANCE YEARLY PAY
MENTS 10 YEARS.
NO RESIDENCE IS REQUIRED ON
THIS LAND. 1T WILL PAY YOU TO
GET PARTICULARS, MAP, PAM
PHUETS OF
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LAND AGENCY,
NO Is w. SECOND SOUTH ST.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
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Abstracts-Title Insurance

UTAH SAVINGS G TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and ttle insurance.
attend to all details In transferring and
mortg ga gips land titles CAPITAL $500 900.
29E Main z2So9
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TRADES.

City homes for acreage. Improved
farms and ranches for city property,
Large and small propositions. See us
for the right thing,
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III INCUBAToRS FOR SALE, 8.
NJ & Bro, Sth East and Asnion
x7and 2070. rolo'
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56-room European hotel well known
throughout the intermountain country and
clearing $500 per month; attractive en-
trance; lobby; telephone in every room
has made owner Independent and will
stand strictest investigation. Absolutely
the right price and terms to Interested
party.
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VETERINARY

s. F. VETERINARY COLLEGE BE-
gins Sept ~, No profession offers
equal opportunity, Catalogue free c.
cisco. d517
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TAILORING


A. J. HALL: LADIES' AND GENTS
suits made TO measure, clea ming PRESS
ing and repairing 202 e. 2ud SO. Was
lh4Z. c2lYO
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Wanted-To Trade


EQUITY IN so ACRES OF LAND IN
Delta Tract for building lots or second
ha nd auto.
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Some choice building lots cheaper than
ever all over this city.
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PAPER HANGING. PAINTING
AND DECORATING

FOR PAINTING. PAPER HANGING.
tinting and kalsominins, call Hancock.
W. 1S66-R. c1I49
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WALLPAPER CLEANING
TYPEWRITERS


TEN DAY SPECIAL BARGAIN IN RE-
built typewriters. Write for price list
All makes for rent sale. Agents Royal
and Corona machines. Utah TYPEWRITER
Exchange. Salt Lake City. Utah d674
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LOOK

DRIED. SIS PER WEEK; RE-
p ooc PER HOUR; ALL
*.,1EANTEED; WE EMPLOY
.lgN MEN; WE CARRY 4
w OF AUTO TIRES AND
ALL KINDS OF MACHINE
<HE- LOOK FOR $50 SOUTH
~ RALSTON'S GARAGE.
ei301
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9TH EAST ACREAGE!!
Real Estate-TO Exchange


| WANT 70 TRADE MY $4,000 EQUITY
IN three By ten rods of ground with
l4-room apartment rocmins house. half
block from, Temple square, for smaller
unencumheFed home or other property o.
equal value. House brings in $14o
month IN rentals and is good money
maker. but too large for nee 10 handle
Address CT Tribune. d11aS
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CHIROPRACTORS

C,n. ->-N-~~---~--~>->~-~-~--
SECiL CECIL GRADUATE CHIRO~
prectors. Chronic and female troubles
e E. specially Consultation free Suite iOS,
2S5 South Main roai
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S5-room strictly modern hotel: baths
heavy iron and brass beds; swell furni-
ture; fine location: lease to suit. Only
$4,000, on unusually liberal terms TO re-
sponsibe people
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LIVERY STABLES
HAIRDRESSTNG
BEAUTY PARLOR

FOR FAMOUS BEAUTY SCALP
treatment, under Velventia system.
Phone was, 5o36. e16
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-11-13
ROBS U. S. OF $4,000
RIFLES MAIL OF VAL.
TABLES AT CHICAGO.
Wife of Thief Tells Inspectors That
Husband Confessed and Then
Deserted Her.

Chicago, Nov 12.-The mysterious
robbery of bag of registered mail
was solved and the postoffice authori-
ties sent out orders for the arrest of
Albert p. Tardy. driver of a mail col
lection wagon. Tardy, according TO
the authorities, obtained papers and
money worth fully $4,000.
Mrs. Tardy, wife of the fugitive mail
collector, told postoffice inspectors
that her husband had confessed to her
that he robbed the mail pouch, and
that he would write to her as soon as
he crossed the Canadian border She
said that he left home early in the
morning and that when he returned
for the first time at II O'Clock at
night he was wearing several large
diamonds and new clothes and that
he displayed a large roll of bills Of
large denominations.