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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-02
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF The Con-
tuentcl l!fo Insurance & Investment
company. Utah corporation. viii be
Mecornick block. Salt Lake City; Utah. on
o'clock a M. for the following pur-
i. To consider and take action u0on
article OF the articles Of incorporation
OF said company. which reads as follows:
The officers OF this corporation shall
81. A board OF twenty-five (.5) direc-
tors. seyen I'd of whom shall constitute
= QUORUM
50 that the same when and as ananded
shall read as tollows:
The officers OF this corporation shall
81. 4 board O. irteen u5) directors,
seven % OF whom allAl cons;ituts a
quorum"
:. For the purpose o, considering and
Ink article XL- OF the articles OF inco--
poratiou OF said company go that the
same when and az amended shsli read as
follows:
Immediately s.te- the election Of Of
hcers 10 be held in January. 1918. there
shall be three classes OF directors. each
class 10 consist OF FIVE (5) members. rhs
iret class shall hold office for tho TORN
Of one year. the second class shall llold
third clsss shall hold offico for the term
OF three years. and commencing with the
year 1914 all directors erected shall hold
office for the term OF three years"
3. For the purpose OF crecting directors
20 nlf any and 81 vacancies existing In
the board of directors
=. To elect a president. a yIco presl-
dent, a secretary and treasurer. fc: The
ensv!ng year.
Z. Fo- the purpose OF considering ard
taking actio1 upon the question os ra-
peailng. changing. modifying and amend
In. che bylaws of this corporation
T. To transact such Other business As
may legally come before the meeting
JOHN DERN
Investment COMPANY.
W. V. RICE
Secretary Continental Life Insurance q
Investment Company.
tsealj 1niss7
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PINSeee is PRESIDENT.
New Members OF Board Of Education
Take up Official Duties.

special To- Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. AT the organization
meeting ~ the new board OF education
of Tie city schools tonight. Uyrum Pin
gree was elected president and ", IT..
Williams Vice president Both were chosen
by nrrluma,lou and viii serve FOR term
Of two N"JrS The retiring members Of
tic board are VI. :. Browning. DR.. G..
r.. Coulter. and N-acl Farr. Their places
VIII bc flied b. Wade Johnson, George
Glen and !. Is. Lcyednhl. the latter net
T- rs chairman OF topighi's meeting.
in" urN board WAS u session only a
f"T minutes. tie election Of officers be-
Ing tbc only business transacted. The
INT regular meeting viii be held next
"Wednesday night.
j. ". knauss was selected 20 audit the
rooAS or the board and prepare state
meut for publication. When the business
matters before the boar1 had been die
posed of. cfrcshmeutS were served and
farewell social session for the retiring
members was held.
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CRATER WINS AND FLEEs,
Secures Five Dollar Gold Piece IN tH-
change foe Nickel by Old Trick.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. IA CRATER who en-
uluys the old legeTdemain stunt OF switch
inr envelopes turned "a successful trick
in this city yesterday. e. W. Ward. or
H.. Ward bakery, being the victim. Ac-
cOviing 10 Information which reached
ftc police a stranger called al the Ward
~ioge and approa ched Miss Mae Howe,
one OF the clerks, With a request FOR n
- gold piece in exchange ior IKE
.a.ioIut OF silver NJ he desired 20 mail
th" money 10 salt Lake.
Miss Howe placed the s. gold piece In
Tho stamped. addressed envelope which
the stranger held In his hand. but ne
discovered that his supply OF silver was
short 10 cents. Returning the envelope.
supposedly the one containing the gold
f''ecc. 10 the clcrk. the stranger left the
store 70 obtain tho additional 10 cents.
Nftcr waiting until this morning for The
man 20 return. Mr.. Ward opened the en-
yciopo and found that il contained a
nickel. Tho police We're given a dcscrIp-
t.on OF the man wanted.
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PARCEL POST OPENS.
Ogden Contributes Only Small Quota to
Business Of FIrst Day,
Special to The Tribune.

Special Ia The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 1.-The Inauguration OF
the parcel post system In Ogden today re"
suited in the delivery OF four parcels. the
first Of which was received by Postmaster
l.. W. Shurtliff and the mailing OF per-
haps a score OF packages bearing the new
stamps. The seemingly Insignificant bus
mess was due 20 the fact that this was
q holiday. there being but one delivery
OF mail and the windows al the federal
building. as We'll as the postoffice sub
stations. were open only one hour dur
ing the forenoon.
Tho parcel post innovation has been
brought so thoroughly TO the attention OF
the public that the f,rst few weeks OF the
new system probably Will result In the
sending OF many experimental parcels.
according 10 Assistant Postmaster Rufus
Garner. Retail merchants. wholesalers md
jObbers doubtless win lose no time In as
ccrtaiDing with lust what success the
new system Is going TO be operated.
For the present at least fourth class
matter or parcel post matter as it now
becomes Will not be accepted.
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Death Claims Pioneer.

Special To Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. l.-GeoTEe I,omrcli aged
81 years nud pioneer of Weber county
died AT IN" home OF his son. Hiram J
l.omrelL @u3 l1iorth street. at . o'clock
last night. while no bad been in poor
health Tor the past few weeks his death
Was entirely unexpected. Death was due
10 tho infirInitics of old age. Born In
the Isle OF Jersey. on February II. 1SSe
Mr.. llomrcH came 10 the United states
IN 1851 and ten years later removed 10
Utah. He Is survived by the widow. eight
children and thrty-.ight grandchildren.
The funeral probably will DC held Friday
nftrrnVnn.
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WALKER BROTHERS BANKERS.
Stockholders soecIar Meeting.


Notice !s hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders Of Walker
Brothers Bankers. n corporation. will be
lad and held at the office OF said cor
porator. No. III South Main street
walker Bank buildingl, Salt Lake City,
Utah. on Saturday. the nth day oc jan
uary. 1913. at tho hour cc 10 o'clock a. IN.
on said day.
Said meeting VIII be had and held for
the purpose OF considering. and II ap-
proved. adopting; Cd All amendment 10
article OF the articles OF !ncorpor7it don
OF said corporation. 50 as TO Increase
the capital stock Of the corporation from
$3.50. 900 To $500. 900 divided into 5000
shares OF the par value OF s1o0 each: Jgb
An amendment to article OF said artl-
clcs. so as 10 Increase and make the
number OF directors OF said corporation
fifteen instead % nine.
Said stockholders meeting ir called
pursuant 90 4 resolution 90 the board OF
directors o. said Walker Brothers Bank
ers,
z. o. HOWARD.
n .iIc Secretary
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Danes VIII Entertain.
Al 70 Tie Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. i.-The members o.;
Herman Bang lodge No. @al Danish
Brotherhood OF America. have ARRANGED 10
hold their annual festival and ball in the
Eagles hail next Friday night. Invita-
tlous have been sent To members OF tho
order IN other cities OF the state and the
affair is expected TO bc one OF the most
successful ever attempted since the or
Ganizatiou OF the Ogden lodge.
Those in charge of the arrangements
on the various committees are: General
committee. Charles Nielson. William Dick.
Charles Peterson, Harry Anchor and
Frank TclleCon: reception committee :
:. Jensen, Samuel Olsen and Robert
august Jensen, N X Wilson. II. \
ORaard. Charlie Larson and A Jensen
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5hBY LEFT ON DOORSTEP.
Infant 10 Deserted in Front of Home and
WIN Sc Adopted.

Special To Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. IA Girl baby appar-
emily not more than three hours old was
lcft on the doorstep OF carl Allison. $50
Thiri! -S""oud street at ~ O'clock to-
u'Chi No clcw has been obtained as to
tho Identity ~ those who abandoned the
infant aud Mr.. Allison said that lie and
bis wlc viii adopt the child.
Mrs. Allison was 2louc IN the house
when she responded To- a knock at the
door. Nobody was ~ sight but she found
an apple box on the step, X contained
The little girl wrapped lu a simple but
comfortable garment and few extra
articles Of clothing. Mr.. Allison Is for
mer city recorder.
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Will Be Buried Today.

special u The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan 1.-The funeral or Mrs.
Louisa Jane Ritter will be held Thurs
day forenoon with services at the home
~ The son. John T. Ritter. at II O'Clock
The body viii lie In stale At the sons
homie until the hour OF tile services In
torment VIII be IN the Huntsville ccmc-
iery and because OF the long trip the
funeral cortcSe VIII be made up entirely
OF automobiles
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Ogden Keeps Holiday.
lal t6 The Tribuno.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. Today was generally
regarded as a holiday throughout this
city, the ADVENT OF the new wear being
marked BY n general cessation OF business
ia almost ali lines. The retail stores Of
iices and public buildings were closed
throughout the day. There were no scs-
slons OF court in any branch OF the city
and county governments. The public
schools of Weber county. which resurn ed
sessions enc week earlier than the city
schools. we're closed for the day.
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Work for Bridge Builders.
q The Tribune

Spctlal TO ne lglpu!lc.
OGDEN. Jan. 1.-The firm OF j. j.
Burke &; Co. now engaged I'm building a
gas holder for the Utah Light &, Railway
company, has been awarded the contract
for i've steel bridges on the Hermitage
Huntsville extension OF the Ogden Rapid
Transit conDapy's electric line. The
same company viii construct steel bridges
on one OF the extensions In Cache coun-
IS. Construction work viii be started
carly Ia the sDriuc
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

CLAW MSON-Thc funeral services over
the remains OF Stanley III. Clawson, Jr.,
aged SO years. native of Salt Lake and
son OF DR. Stanley II. Ciawson and Mary
Jones Clawson. who died IN Philadelphia,
held today, January ., 1918. at the family
residence, s. Second avenue Interment
In City Cemetery.
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ASSESSMENT NO 4

o. X. silver Mining & Milling company.
principal place ~ business. Salt Lake
City. Utah: location OF mines Indian
Springs. Toocic county. Utah.
Notice IS hereby gwen that At 4 meet
ing og the board Of directors or the o. X
silver Mining & Milling company. held
on the 23rd daT of December 1912. as
scssUent No. ~ ore-qUartcr ca cent
per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. issued and out
standing. payable iWmcdistelv 10 the sec
-etary At his office. 1885 Beck street
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Any stock Upon whici, ;his Assessment
may remain unpaid on Thursday. tho Goth
day OF January. 1913. will he delinquent
and advertised FOR gale at public auction
and unless payment s. made before will
be sold on Thvrsday the Goth day %
February. 1913, az 70 O'Clock a. m. at the
ompsry's office. 20 PAY the delinquent
assessment thereon. together with the
costs OF advertising and expense OF sale
T. ~. HOLT Secretary.
First publication. December 20. 1872.
m.f5o
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Sneak Thief Makes Haul.

special 90 TIC Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. IA loss estimated at
fsS 5as sustained by AR. and Mrs l. l.
Foley. when a sneak thief entered their
apartment on the second floor of IN,
Corey building. 1854 Washington avenue
last evening. and secured Jawciry con-
sisiing ot iNo necklaces, a ladies' ring
necklaces. constructed ct gold and coral.
had been given TO Mn. Foley for "A
Christmas present but a few dnys ago.
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Reception % Minister.

OGDEN. Jan. 1.-Tue Rev q 2
Rsss~eijcr. the new pastor OF tho FIrs,
Methodist church, and his wife were ten
eered a pleasant reception by the mem
bers VI !lis congregation last night, the
affair tsking tie form of a watch nIghr
party. the pastors OF several other
evangelical churches I'm the city Joined in
- tcHdins cordial reception 10 Mr. and
Mrs. Bsaswciier-
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Masses for New Year.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Jan. 1.-The new year eas
observed at -. Joscphs church with an
early morning mass al / o'clock and an
Other al O'Clock. Tho music was fur
uishcd at both services by the girls
choir. with Miss Edna Hamilton as So
lolst. The Rev. Father =. NJ. CUsdua-
han delivered All appropriate sermon
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A New Years Resolution
For the Home
RESOLVE TO use The TRIBUNE


Ha the hoehod RESOLVED { buy Of own this
Do o wonder t s possible?
chances tha be hade in the
sor welas suburb anreidep
SITUATE ko In prices ndtemsu whi
maybe ecmed
home make OF the Want omns. in proyidng
chances The Wants agmdeo o oreatyo otunry
incoming 70 wills imcw yand
be enorpr prosperous Elk -Ex
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Toone obseouies Friday

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. 1.-The funeral OF Ed
pard Toone. tho Weber county pioneer
who died ar his home In North Ode,
last night. Will be held Friday afternoon
ser' Ices TO be conducted ny Bishop Fred
erlck Barker IN tho North OGDEN chapel
- ! O'Clock. lutcrment VIII be IN North
o-den cemetery.
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LADIES' AND GENTS TAILOR

-~-~r~-~-~->--~-~~~-~>N-~N
I. w. HUH, 22J CONSTITUTION
building opposite e. G. M. l. Your own
material made %. hl3&
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WEATHER STRIPS

,YT-A THEIR STRIPS TO KEEP OUT THE
cold Q. Rivers Bros, 23 West 37d So.
EeFoT
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FURNITURE REPAIRING


W. WILLIAMS & SON. lts - ST WAS
i545-W. Upaolstertng, CAa..s -eca 81.
rgs2
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DIED

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CLISBY-ln this city, January I, 1913.
OF pneumonia. Clara G, Clisby. late Of
Atlanta, Ga. born January ,. 1892. The
remains are at the funeral parlors OF Jo-
seph William Taylor, % South West Tenn
pie street
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CBAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST.
brass. Clipped glass and painted. Phone
Wasa:ch 1903. N29
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CHIROPRACTOIS

CECIL a CECIL. GRADUATE CHIRO-
prdct"rs. ln"urah!e' and female trpu-
blcs our specially. Consultation free.
Suite k0S. COS Main It. mis-
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For Rent-Garage

=
AUTOMOBILE GARAGES SAtESi'
etc, fully equipped and the best
tIon I'm tho city: State street bet
and 7rd South. formerly occupied
Randall Dodd Co Apply @. 5. Ht
office Scmloh hotel
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LADIES' TAILORS

~-~~~-~---~-~-~-~-~-~ - = =,
JAN. AND FEB. SPECGAL-COMf|
suit. $1,000: YOUR material uno siI
Ing. Sog.Dy. Perfect On. Repdlrln'
fucker & Eydashin. 10y
WIsatch 6Sl3.
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gs5t

MATTRESSES. $50: BOISE. IDAHO.
: Mattresses. Idaho. 50 week. board and
room.
house: Nevada
STEOCk'S EMP AGENCY,
81 w md SO. 81. Moo
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MONUMENTS. TOMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. H.
Mckenzie. Display yards. az So State
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ACCORDION PLEATIN'

st-yPI-EST AND SIDE PLb.
SOS East srd South Phone HyIano
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AUCTION SALES
- |'-'7~|--"~~~<~|~-~~
CONTINUATION SALE.

'DN lin tlON SALE.
On Thursday, January >, at 1880 M
We Will sell 1T public auction. at 2.6-
"SS south Third East St. the remaining
eight rooms Of new and up-to- the minute
furniture. all of which must be sold to-
da" Goods consist In part OF the follow
Ing:
Five Administer and Wilton ?xIo rugs.
100 yards Brussels hail and stair carpct
> dresScrS in sawed puartcred oak, cherry
and mahogany. with large bevclcd mir
rors. and wasnstands to match; extra
hne Nardrohes. chinOniers in oak and
ma nosany, i brass and cnameled beds
and sanitary cots. springs. mattresses
bedding. etc: large assortment OF sheet
!Hgs, towels. napkins, etc: dining room
set In golden oak. consisting OF S-foot
table. buffet ana chairs: beautiful extra
Size rug, sitVcrUarc. etc: beautiful par
lor furniture. curtains. draperics. etc.
gas range. one Boston instantaneous hot
water heater. tinwarc. croCkery etc An
this furniture is in iiTst-Class condition
and merits the attention OF all intending
purchasers
UTAH AUCTION & COMMISSION GO.
ACCTGONEERS. nfO5
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BARCLEY CORSgTS ARE LIKE OH
friends; they wear well. made 20 meas
cfcmcnts, guaranteed 20 nt, not To bteaa
o. rust. "esstch 30yl-W. Competen'
business women wanted 10 take agencies
In Utah towns, 40 Woodruff Apt. s1iSi
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CHINA DECORATING

Miss HERTHA wAGENERs SlJ
n East Third South. Chu ~
FOR zifts and prizes. CIasE a'V -
Lessons.
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CLEANING AND DYElh

MYTRS CLEANING 81 DYEiNo
Garments, insured. superior
Prompt auto delivery. Three pn''
a7i. p75. 999 1l}-l6 r. BroadNaZ--
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE.
!nent First Congregational churcn. We
gel you position free OF charge. Tele.
phoDe 6S22 T2T15
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Wanted-Agen

GENTLE
men solicitors. 90 w. ith So, room .
n3i2J
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Farms for Rent.
For Rent-Hotels

FOR RENT ON LONG LEASE. M
room. flreproof. modern hotel; 90
with private baths: central locatioI
dress 7. O. box 1876
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COAL AND KINDLING

Z. j.. DEAL. COAL. BLOCK WOOD
and kindling. loo East ith South. both
phones. h,S
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c. z. OsTERLOF. AUCTIoNEER, RESI-.
derce. 6st go. Main. Wasatch aSe.-w
Ass
C. I. SEBEr MAKES FURNITURE
auction q speciality. consult me before
Fsiling Evland 1917. ho2ss
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help.

NNNfEb-AN ALL-RCUND PRINT
or Tor country newspaper and Job Of
nee. Must be hustler and ahc 20 turn
out the work. No boozers need apply
\ permanent place for the right man
Write. giving particulars and salary
wanted 10 Newspaper. Box 10a. Cedar
Ctty, Utah, nlt2
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

>----~~~--~----~~~-~--~~>-
HOME PAPER CLEANiN co. BEST
work: experienced men: prices right
Off!ce. purdrs paper store dsl7g
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SUCCESS lNSL LRAnGE-UTAH BUSY
:, ness College preparation fur business
nie Start course now Boston bldg
day or night el53s
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Furniture Moving.

-|-7@-~-<>
GOODS. PIANOS. ol
furniture. sales. etc. Alex P1e
Trsusfer Co.
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PRINTING

------~-----~>------y~- -. -
ARROW PRESs Ss-UTAHS Bfu0
plant. Printing. Binding. Oflce
Dl'cg aud Furniture. Legal BIankr<
w pa! So. Exchange 20"
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MIbDLE-AGED WOMAN FOR GEN
efu housework- Phone Wasetch 51iS- ~;
nl2iI3
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FOUNDRY

STOVE CASTINGS. PATTEhNS
IL, 900 different stoves. genera
dry work Western Foundry
Repair Works Wasatch ifTA
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CUT FLOWERS
FURS AND TAXIDERMIsTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taaidermigt line. We carry COM
plete line OF manufactured goods. Clean
!ng. repairing, re-dying and remodeling
at cut rates. 23 years in Salt Lake. r.
Stencil FUR Co. 81 l.. crd South g20sS
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SAFES REPAIRED

.------- --.-=-----~-------s7~~ =
Also KEY FITTING MD a
woss q spcciaIy, :. L. LOCK y
Was 1854
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LADIES' TAILORING

DAWSON & MEIER. FINE TAILORING:
alterations a speciality. 135 w. 2nd
South. in1393
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Statesmen,

MUST BE EXPERIENCED
hustler: city work. give full particulars
first letter: $50 per week and commits
s.onS Address BAG. Tribune Tn@1al
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LADIES. GOOD MONEY HANDLING
our coupons: Investigate al once. tarCc
Nssta Club. 81 L.. ith South. a32
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For Rent-Stores and of

For Rent-Stores and Of
sTOREROOM. LARGEST Nm
soElest 10 be haa i'm The re,,u Al
o'a'e between md and 3rd South
square feet OF floor space: approx|
5000 Equaro fecf Placement In A
VIII divide space TO suit tenant
Apply G. S. Holmes. Semloh
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TAILORS

ROSEIL, THE TAILOR T5 so. STATE.
Suits and overcoats from sis UP.
gl5SS
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KEY FITTING


KEY FITTING. LOCK WORK. RI
cycle Supply Co. Phono Bell 2G2S. o76l
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GIRLS ~ ALL DEPARTMENTS. AI',
PLY READY FOR WORK At A. ~
AND ! =. N. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY.
vi SOUTH 5TH EAST.
ese&
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GIRL FOR GENERAL
houscwork, three In family; references.
Phone WasatCh 4l47. NELL
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COOK AND THREE WAIT
rcsses, Apply Salt Lake Cooks &sEo-
;iaton. 222 So. w. Temple. room 2j5.
m2S5I
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FLORISTS

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ALI. KINDS CUT FLOWERS FRESH
from greenhouse PorterWalton CO..
PA state mS7S1
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WANTED
Miscellaneous.

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We VIII present 20 each OF our Gus
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