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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the district OF Utah
In the matter of William +. St John.
voluntary bankrupL-In bankruptcy NO.
1906.
To the creditors of William +. ST John
of Salt Lake CITY. In the county OF
salt Lake, and district aforesaid u
bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the Bird
day OF June, 1919 the said William f.
81. John was duly adjudicatcd bank
rupt: and that the irst meeting OF MS
creditors will he held at my office IN the
Continental block. Salt Lake city. Utah.
on the 22nd day OF November. 1913. at
10 O'Clock In the forenoon. at which time
the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims. appoint a trustee examine
the bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
CHARLES BALDWIN.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Salt Lake City, Nov IL. 1918. hiss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12
TERRIBLE BLIZZARD
AT LAST SUBSIDING

DETROIT, Mich, Nov, 1.-THE terrific
blizzard, which ragged over the Great
Lakes for forty-eight hours. started TO
subside today AS the waters washing
eastern Michigan grew more calm. they
began TO cast ashore their dead No
one. perhaps Will ever know just how
many sailors lost their lives. Vessel
owners said today that while IL may
take month definitely 10 total the dam
age, 1t was certain shipping on Lake
Huron the Detroit and st. Claire rivers,
suffered a loss OF several hundred thou
sand dollars,
The black bottomed freighter tossing
keel upward in Lake Huron still was
an unidentified derelCt tonight although
wreclling tugs lowered near In an effort
10 learn her name. The belief held by
many marine men that the wreck was the
steamer j. NJ. Jenlts or the Hawgood
line OF Cleveland was dispelled tonight
when William Livingston. president Of
the Lake Carriers association: an
nounced the jerks was safe In harbor
on Georgian bay Ont.
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SURVIVORS GRAPHIC
HISTORY OF WRECK

CALUMET. Mich. Nov. n-Captain ].
w. Duddleson OF the steamer L. G. Wal
do. of the Bay Transportation company
or Detroit which was broken in two al
Gull Rock. Manitou island. told graphic
history OF the wreck upon his arrival al
Houghton tonight with his crew OF
twenty-five men and two women, aboard
the tug Hebard.
The Waldo WAS bound from Two Har-
bors for Erie with a cargo of iron ore.
The storm struck her at 1875 o'clock
Friday night The mountainous waves
tore off the forward house and pilo;
house and all structures In the forward
part or the ship, The compasses were
lost and connections or The electric light =
Ing system were broken. Captain Dud
dleson then was forced to steer by q small
inaccurate compass lighted by n lantern
held by a member of the crew
With this improvised equipment the
boat was headed for the passage between
Gull rock and Kcwecnaw point. 4
northeast gale was blowing. accompa MED
by binding snow, and owing to the In
accuracy OF the compass the steamer was
sweryed slightly from her course
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12
Pimlico Entries.
ternotIooal Nows Service.

By International Nows Service.
ri!s, race fivo and half furlongs-hpplaudcr
10. Flitawny Fascinating I15: stellath ii0i Ro-
ccysion lI5; Northcrner Roger Gordon. Tho Spirit.
second race stooplcchase. two m!les-Flatfoot.
1870; Golden. 1872. Racewoll, 1874; MyStc Light.
l5i: Pink aud Black. l'2; Orderly Nat l"'' no
nzuIt. 1872: J. C. Ewnlt. it5
rhIrd race. two mlles-Tay Pay: 100 Co.,. r,ndo5s, 5s
Knieht of upoas 100; Barncgat. l01; Ringing,
io5: Flying Fairy. l2i; Top Hat 81 Brynh-
NAH %. -, o,..z.,
Fourth race. stocplechase, two miles-shannon
River 1876; Mo. 49,. Jean Wagner. h3; foGerait.
1875; rsseX. 1874: Clan Alpine iS0. llilo ~ ''''
Fich rore seven furlongs-Phylls hntolncoe.
os. RoyaI MossuEe ITO. PcrthGhirc. lls: Prince
Ahmed Il3: Genesta. o6. ,.,.,t., 50,
sIxth race. milo and ri1teonth-stelelin loi
EiUy yaudcrVocr. lI2: Moisnnt. %; Home CT@st.
Iol Frog %; Bounc Eloisc. loa; Master Jim, On
t.ltilo tp, %: sohallcr. 90: Battery. ss; ROCK
Scycutn race mile md nuaTt'r-fMry noo
mother 100; Jacqucliua. 10; Tay Pay, l"' 'oiu''
I0i; Cllif stream, JOE
Wcaihcr clear, track TART
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Narrowing Experiences.

Captain T. Paddington and crew Of
sixteen OF the steamer Turret Chief OF
the Merchants line OF Ontario, which
foundered six miles east OF Copper har-
Dor Keweepaw point at o'clock Sat
urday morning, arrived in Calumet to-
night They had suffered one Of the most
narrowing experiences In the history OF
lake shipping.
The Turret Chief went ashore on a
desolate beach Friday night Part OF the
crew were asleep when the vessel struck
Thrown from their hunks. they had no
time TO don warm clothing before they
were ordered on deck Some were bare
footed Il soon became evident that the
fate OF the vessel was sealed. as she was
pounding badly and the waves were
wa shing over her decks. without waiting
to obtain a supply OF food the officers
and crew made their wav through the
surf to the shore. A hut. vas quickly
built of driftwood and wreckage. In this
the men found some shelter from the
storm until yesterday morning. although
they suffered severely from exposure.
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Consult county clerk or the respective
slEners for further informationD
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
division. in and for Salt Lake county,
state OF Utah.-In the matter OF the
estate OF William Nelson, deceased
Notice.
The petition of Mary r.. Nelson. praying
for the issuance TO herself OF letters OF
administration Ia the estate of William
Nelson. deceased. has been set for hear
Ing on Friday. the -Sth Gay OF Novem-
Der. A. D. 1918. at o'clock r. IN. at
the county courthouse I'm the courtroom
OF said court IN Salt Lake CITY. Salt Lake
county, Utah.
Witness the clerk OF said court with
the seal thereof affixed. this 10th day of
November, a, ID. 1913.
(Scal) l.. 2. PALMER. Clerk.
BY A. r. BEVERIDGE.
Deputy Clerk.
c. s. varian. Attorney for Petitioner.
bist7
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Ina AND JORDAN
III BATTLE FRIDAY

hid football team was run
Il. ei the hardest practices Of
Il, yesterday afternoon by
IND Ashton. Ashton held
. ester position for about an
. \ Kept the men on n constant
ID yAile.
n obkct OF the school to try
! i.ord score against Jordan
d be men are working hard
Il y those plans. A students
~ be held this morning and
y b pnctlced,
b re all in good form after
"a sst. and Ashton will prob
aE rsyers who have reported
a regularly a chance in the
EE Hamilton viii probably be
y lsk OF calling signals In
\ lr.eerman Hailon has been
ID .rm at quarterba cll, while
y ken PLAYING we'll at end.
70 Vas hurt In the game
ssthntn carly In the sea son.
|1ss to get IN the game any
Er. and Cahoon has not
!'om since the game with
! which he was hurt. None
any the worse FOR wear as
4 = he game with the soldiers
ni hat game may result In
H In the lineup. as Ashton
NJ with The way the scrubs
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Boat Strikes Reef.

After being tossed for eighteen hours,
the boat finally struck the reef For5a
time the crew was IN imminent danger OF
being washed overheard. After the boat
hit the reef, the after house was washed
away and they were compelled TO seek
shelter in the windlass room. the only
superstructure which withstood the lash
ing OF the waves.
Until the arrival OF the tug Hebard.
carrying the lIfe-savng crew Of the
Portage Lake ship canal, in charge OF
Captain Mccormick, shortly after Z
was without food. Captain Duddleson
praised highly the work OF the lifesav-
ers Had they not braved the immense
seas which were still running this morn
ing he declared, his crew would have
been in grave danger OF perishing.
The Waldo Is valued at $500, 900, Cap
tain Duddleson believes the boat Is a to-
tai loss, but he Will leave for the wreck
tomorrow TO ascertain the full extent OF
the damage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12
GEORGE MEETS
\ EuARKE TONIGHT

.Ass and Joe Clarke. who
n7;y-round boxing contest at
" Bingham tonight. have
9 l7!ning and are ready TO
= mig, both mon having
Sa'sd weight OF l5s pounds
aening themselves, and the
Sang camp are looking for
. Eat battle
s.Ad OF Salt Lake sports win
% Witness the bout. some
sn others by automobiles.
|1s acre carly in the even
~ alter the bout. There
. ~ - I hot prelimInarIes be-
20! ,!%snlns, the local referee.
'''iu man In the ring.
pal boy who has Come to
tspi1 strides lately. and
"al lanS realize that he
Ek veteran and a tough
II, ysoIse, they are confident
|f,s. 'Uy viii bring home the
~ lans are abom eouaIlv
~ Vanions as 10 whom is
| / ~. ~, elatke Tough, Howard
\ Vond draw at RIngha M
|'t.Ts,,d ago and the Bingham
|l'Sss,S' inclined to favor his
|hlMss, oeUrge has made n
tTsya 'anp and the betting
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THE LEADING FLORIST. w. W. KING
2l% y. 2nd So. Phone 81 r27
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Uncertain of Location.

They were not sure Of their location,
but were directed TO Copper harbor by
a trapper Frost t-bitten, shivering and
weak from hunger. they tramped slowly
into Copper harbor yesterday afternoon.
They were taken today to Mandan'
aiven warm clothing and medical atten-
tion until they could be brought here
Members of the crew believe that the
Turret Chief will be total loss, as her
positlon is such that she cannot be re-
moved before the waves pound her TO
pieces The steamer was bound light
from Medlen. Ont. for Fort VIII
liam and was struck by the northeast
gale while l10 miles northwest of White
1sh point. She driftcd more than 100
miles before the storm.
Tho second mate, John PicRard and
.nother member OF tho crew, will re-
main here until II Is decided what can
be done with the steamer The other
members OF the crew and the captain viii
90 70 Toronto The Turret Chief is a
steel boat and valued mt s15o,0o0.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12
|TI[lN BEATEN
AGG|Es
N Fort Collins Eleven
4 Much for Their
Opponents

/ 70. Tribune. Nov lin
me privilege OF witness
~, y came here today between
F 4. md Urah Assies. eve eyory ~ mer. ,s >
-. =. ,lacs OF business Tor the
e'. ~ decided innovation wa S
81 .n.,r employees and also
saans, quarter the Colorado
q n,l ,ss ball TO Utah,s hve-
- 'as ,ss4re they lost II on a
nc Ill was kept In U tan 5
- -" his period. but the
.s.1s was unable TO score a
~ ,vo sa points for Utah, -,
- - ouarter Colorado rushed
tTT.sb.s - goal line by means OF
AZ " coal. Score at end Of
~ Colorado, 8; Utah. 2;
ras S,lf Utah was unable TO
30, 80 gains on line plays and
~, s,,1T,vSrd passes. with Whlch
" % r,ccessrul. Peters at
y o. Iprs,,cston from the forty
=. but il fell short. Later
.,S in kicking goal, MAX
=, the end OF the third
|Es ,,,.o- of Colorado,
,so Aegles excelled In end
4. rlays. but never attempted
-. They were also very
Z -,nnina back punts.
= ouArter by long end runs,
s'susp,ly y" penalIzcd. Colorado
IN across the field, making
.r.sdown. and kicked goal.
ns poor pass by substitute
-,Io gave Utah a second
r,,irr them two points. Later
~ NeCuIloh. the feet footed
I nl5sek, caught a Utah punt
s-esgb the entire team for
nTs for touchdown. Sha-
raI Score: Colorado. 20;
~ ,hs scoring, although when
4 sid a few minutes later,
-I ne ball on the visitors
il-. and we're going at a live
|,tatenIng 10 score.
4 .hrss men by sprained ankles
"a sustained a broken wrist
=, Colorado team broke one Of
Y 4 his left hand.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalner, 16i So. West Temple. Phone
eo5. d3
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DIED

STOOREY - AT 1895 Eleventh East.
November II, 1919, Clara Edna. daugh-
ter OF $. ]. and Clara Gentry Stookey.
born July Z. 1881 In Salt Lake City I'm
dertaker Joseph William Taylor mas
charge OF the body. Notice OF funeral
later
JACKSoN-in this city. November 4.
1913, j. ". Jackson, age about -
years. Funeral services viii be held from
5. d. Evans mortuary chapel Wednesday.
November II, at II a. m. lnterment CITY
cemetary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12

Do YOU seek empioymentH Are you
in search of customer for realtyG
Have you n business opportunity to
present. a room 10 rent, articles for
exchange! Try the Want Ads in reach
inc customers for you,
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Gemlni
Mining company will be held at the office
of the company, room 7z3 Kearns build
ing, on Monday. the LIST day OF Decem-
ber. 1913, at o'clock p. m. for the cleo
tlcn OF directors for the ensuing year,
and for the transaction OF such other
business as may be brought before the
meeting.
JAMES f. BERKLBY. Secretary
Dated November eth. 1913. hi272
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s,romboH l2l leuxtonl, $40, 500. second; IN
dauutcd l0s (wote) S. third. Timo l1t. 20
dl0c Executor Brave Cunardcr and Marian also
sixth race milo and nlghth-PardncF, li6
Burlingamcl al .60 $500. $40. won. Mary ANA
K. los Crordl. $e.l0. $40. second; Napier. lOs
Buxtonl. $3.50, third Time. 1856 l-5. Blacktord
and Colonel Cook also ran.
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Compelling Want Ads. those that a-e
most resultful. state in plain, concise
language just what is offered. whethe-
It IS position, an application 20. work.
chance TO buy. sell, rent. exchange or
the losing or finding OF m article.
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BEAUTY DANCES At
BRILLIANT BALL
Continued from Page one.)

Paris. and New York and San Francisco.
IN addition 10 the masterpieces OF local
modistes. There were Lucille models.
Poiret models. Caliiet models and others
too numerous TO mention.
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GROCERY SPECIALS

h ?. HOpPKR. GROCERIES AND
meats. Was 8. or +f 1.n Main c9To
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12

Opportunities a-plenty arc outlined
from time to time in The Tribune Want
Columns, The Wants are of interest
to employer and employee, those who
rent, the buyer, the seller, tho land
lord and the agent.
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Teal Crew Saved.

BEAUMONT. \. c.. Nov. 1l.-Au OF
,bn rraw OF the lumber laden barge j. Il.
Teal which was dashed ashore on Cape
7 Lookout beach IN a southwest gale yes
terday. were saved by the tug yelling
,on With tho exception OF the cook, who
was washed ashore. Tho barge South
land was safely anchored in Cape Look
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Probably Flax Boat.

Livingston said information received
today from marine experts who had
viewed the unidentified freighter caused
members of the Lake Carriers associa-
tion 10 feel quite certain that the boat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12
MUSICIANS

JONES COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
Teachers Of violin. mandolin and guitar.
Instrument furnished free with course.
3I2 Constitution bldg. g3l6o
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Rainy ON the firing line Of oppoIr-
tunitV jt,nS in close touch with the needs
Of Individuals and business by
co constant ant use of The Tribune Wants,
ea;nfuI chances are at hand for those
Who make use Of Want Al information
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NOTICE OF EXAMINATION OF

A meeting OF tho board OF dental ex-
aminers OF The state Of Utah w!ll be held
In Ssls Lake City. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. November l3. II and 10. 1919
for the examination OF applicants to
practice dentistry.
J. F. CHRISTLtNSoN,
Secretary.
Io0g Walker Bank building. h9aO
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Salt Lake CIV, Nov. n. 1913. hlsi
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UNREDEEMED OvERCOATS

ESQ LJNREDEEMED oVERCoATs FOR
sale. cheap. Uncle sam. Pawnorokey.
30 East 1st South gts7s
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

w. WILLIAMS 6 SON. 1856 y STREET.
Wasatch l5+5-W. Upholsterng. chairs
recaned. o3I2
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Electrical Treatment
COAL AND FUEL

OUR COAL Is "JUSTRIGHT. WAS.
4Al3 Alliance Coal Co. II Main st
hl07i
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.|S SELECTED
|'A& WITH BOISE

4 Il nenls for tho solac,ior -,
~ sa', es BOSE Salt Lake high
|Aa.in.uc to be played SAT
|s,ta cese heid were completed
-iEb DScn 'e, Henry Richardson
n - 'ooI team chose Free
tzpira IeloIec, Lieulcns nj
II. lInos%n,la Lieutenant Ne.
pa q, T'Il Lar arrive in Salt Lake
MI, h,i,,ap Woo O'clock. Coach
' ',s,ars,u fourteen men and
Ia " low students NAV
I.!s les Boise team ,s oon,
|x .cbooII made the rounds AT
. tads Il ,p Yesterday. This
,tel IA ,ne NC Salt Lake team
Als ,Ssn,,.n. w,n. Boise will out
|aSb" ny, pounds TO q man, nan
sost W. S,u be held Frida =.
aia and s's Z. Boise game, The
Tae N.Y., ,ne members OF tho
suSp,"s.sar ""s.sraihon race TO be
IL also g,Ses Ss Of the CONNER Po
aS.,o ne We. discussed.
ttserdsyy ye,i y pleased with the
= Tic nI,lh.d ana when pra ctice Ice
"a ven. uFn' r the bail could
~ eall tonIghes Goa ches will
p, !. week 'n9 Il saS.dM,oa s5s hard :
=" 'e in the best OF
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WINDOW CLEANING


ARE YOUR WINDOWS DIRTY? PHONE
National House Cleaning Co, Was.
$3.50 hll0I
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TRUNKS & LEATHER GOODS

TRUNKS SUIT CASES AND BAGS
made aud repaired salt Lake Trunk
Factory, lSS East Broadway. Phone
Was a525. g95eS
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.


LARGEST STOCK OF SECOND HAND
electric motors ln Utah. Thomas Elec-
trlc Repairing Co. Oil So w. Temple.
Was 1916 h35S
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CAAS PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST.
brass clipped glass and painted. Phone
Wasatch 1903. Nsl
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GOAL AND KINDLING


E F. DEAL COAL, BLOCK WOOD
and kindllrg, los East ith South. Phone
Wasatch 1898 h25
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EYE, EAR. NOSE. THROAT

DIR. ARTHUR BURROWS. UCULSr
and auIlst. speclacles accurately fitted;
difficult cases solicited. 800 Continenta!
Bank 6ld,. g556i
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CHIROPODIST

l.. GAMBIA. FOOT SPECIALIST CON
sultation free 81 East First South.
Wasatch 5O6f r3g2S
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MILLINERY

Pill MES CLEANED. CURLE.D AND
dyed. Harmony Millinery parlors. 55s
So. State Was j6IS. g33SS
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PRINTING

HOTEL SEMLOH PRINTERY. r ID
Grow. prop. Phone Wasatch 1907
gils3
BUSINESS CARDS. $3.50 PER THOU
sand and up. Letterheads. S2.15 up
Salt Lake Printing Co. l35 f. lst South
Was. 1924. h70l
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NURSING


EXPERIENCED TRAINED NURSE
Will care for patients Ia her own home.
clean and sanitary. 1890 South 5th East
Hyland 26lS-J. gl4if
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OPTICIANS

WE'LL DUPLICATE AND LENS IN SO
minutes Columb bian Optical Co., S5I
Main 81. utVtO
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,%deO Results.

''p s.,vlce
4 sss : T%is.-Ea,slop; "a. rs yyiet,
g siis. ''.5ssa; 5,a; eolden0 dsS0TPal1l: P1,m. ss ss
srs,,I, TINE I;is is. 'sme; sn,i,o. "
~, d toy q ysra.-Arn,.r. 10,
o., b.i,.l,, no. !, .. s,liy ,nin,, Wander n
ss I,I.,,, ,,7o thirS thhSha' T,m. Tow-
hi n "'''s'0r. Js,sii. jim ''rs' T.
ssss stsssqI-lAty 81 1isn.o,,s %,
~. or. soa; Honey gt'ias, nt,. ,,$ ,d2
- ,ISss, ISsss,.l l:Ut-Sso so' RsGIsl RsDIsh' n.,I5 us
~ iA'1,,; ii 1E:;,,v Two una o,,,..-
- :, =; ins%s.,s,,, inoss,, $40, $40. 10.
III. III &S.rnsiSs,l'' 8 80 s. go,
!, ss,'olt As1s, As,sd Essen n ran ~ oni ,niTd'
"'olhr,,'ssp ssp, ak fnrlenrs-
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PLUMES REPAIRED

OLD PLUAiES MADE NEW. DYED,
cleaned. curled l0S So. End East.
f3o6o
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PERSONAL

LADIES-SI00O REWARD; 1 POSITIVE
ly guarantee my great successful
Monthly" remedy; safely relieves some
OF the longest, most obstinate abnormal
cases in three 10 five days; no harm,
pain or interference with work: mall
Sl.50. Double strength 81 Book free.
DR.. L. p. SouthipgtoD, Kansas City. Mo
ol5
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CARPENTERS and JOBBERs

J. a EVINGToN.
i4s East End South. Was. t4ss-W
g4s53
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KODAK DEVELOPING

-~~~O~-~O~-~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~>->>
WE DO EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.
Utah Photo Materials Co. 423 Main 81.
g2ii3
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ACCORDION PLEATING

sIJNBURST AND SIDE PLEATING
sos East 3rd South. Phone Hyland
TsT-J BASIL
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TAILOR-MADE CORSETS

MRS MANN SPIRELLA CORSErS.
l~year guarantee. I6 w. 9TH North.
Was. 1851 MISC
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MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. e
Mckenzie. Display yards. 442 s. State.
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FURRIERS

FURS REPAIRED AND REMoDELEp:
also complete line OF .ars at reason
able prices; best workmanship. Geneva
e. Hicks, Fur Co. SS South 9Th East
Whsatch ST07. f37t
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FURS REPAIRED. CLEANED RE-
modeIod-summer prices; expert fur-
rers. Hudson Bay Fur Co. 122 Main st.
Was it6l. f3i1
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JOHN JONES. .AUCTIONEER AND
valGer. commission business. ! years
with r. i. Andrews. Residence. 1870
str!ugnan ave Phone Hyland 1914 f?73s
g +. OSTERLOE. AUCTIONEER: RES
!c~pc". ca so Main. Wasa-ch 2s24-W.
mss
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CORSETS.

SPIRELLA CORSETS; ONE YEAR
guarantee Mrs. Hayes. 700 w. Third
North WesatCh 2Jh0-J. lsi
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AUCTION SALES

BEING FAR our CHEAP RENT IS
ihc reason we can sell goods cheap
cash o. credit; ne have new goods. also
iot 20, frccnG- hand heaters. ranges.
diessets, 9rds-almost as good as new,
AZ half price Michigan Furniture Co.
i20 State Was. Iii5. g33sS
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FLORISTS
CUT FLOWERS

HUDDART FLORAL CO. 62 so, MAIN
ST. Phone los. Cut flowers and fun
eral designs. n1633