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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
Telephoners Meet ReEimental,.

The Mountain States Telephone A. Teis-
graph company baseball team, will piay
the RsgimentAl team OF Fort Douglas on
tho Fort Douglas grounds this morning
At 10 o'clock. These teams arc eyenIy.
matched and should put I'D a fast and
snappy game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
By w. w. NAUGHTON.

SAN FRANCISCO, April lo.-Taps
for Wildcat Wolgast. That is as
champion As good useful selling
platter he might continue for while
in the fighting game if he willed. II
he is wise. though, and is as well en-
dowed with the worlds goods as he
saws, he will retire. Better that than
to drift gradually into the Sargasso
sea of pugilism, as Battling Nelson has
done.
Wolgast was thoroughly vanquished
by Harlem Tommy Murphy at Cot-
froth's Eighth street arena today. 1t
took Murphy the full twenty rounds TO
gain the decision. but when the last
blow was struck and the last gong had
changed there was never n doubt as TO
which way Referee Jim Griffin would
rule.
1t was nip and tuck, touch and go,
for seventeen rounds. During all that
time the lightweight fought with the
spirit of a couple of game roosters.
Murphy. maybe, was the more persis-
tent of the two. He scored the greater
number of punches, but when Wolgast
landed there was more zip and sting
TO his deliveries. This applies particu-
larly TO the trade Of body blows.
Aspect Changes.
One uppercut, delivered in the eight
cenths changed the aspect Of the whole
affair. Needless to say, Murphy sped
il, but whether it was a left or a right
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Kodak Ptctur.. Finirned.

Mail us your films. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co.. l59 Main street. Exclusive
photo Dealers (Advertisement.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
WILD GOOSE CHASE
FOR A CHA|NP|
CONTINUED From Preceding Z

heavyweights In process Of deve|o.
just now. These are Gordon a
former amateur heavyweight oh1
Of Australia; Albert Pooley and 81
Evers. The last named is q We
tralian, who was unearthed I|
colored pugilist, Sam \
during a tour Of the western e.
McVey made pupil Of Eve
coached him along. Evers stan
feet three, and is spoken Of a. 4 4
of infinite promise.
Coghill won his spurs recentIy
feating sgd Fitzsimmons OF Ne
land, q nephew of the veterAn
The two heayie> p
the first of a series Of eliu||
bouts at the Rushcutters Bay 4.
in Sydney, and Ftzsimu1on1
knocked out in the fourth round
simmons was put down twice 4
third round, and although he 4
pluckily, was so palpably mar
defeat in the following round l1
seconds threw up the sponge.
The scarcity Of heavyweights n
tralia has fired Some OF the o|1|
with the ambition 70 get b1c|
harness. Bill Lang, who has b>|
of the game for quite o while, i1
Petty Officer Curran Of Engla1|
time this month in Melbourne
pair met once before In LcuQ1
Lang lost on a foul In the q
round. ~
"Bill'' Sees Great Light
Even Bill squires-" Boshsss' :
has heard the trumpet call
Fastening ringward. A gTesl
seems to have dawned on H||I
says he sees now that what O.
in the past was concedinE to1
weight to his opponents. he
the light.heavyweight title Of ~
now, and will never 60 out Of u
again.
Bills most formidable rival
light-heavyweight division eyo
Smith, who lost to Eddie Mcao'
New York, and Jerry Jerome a
tralian aboriginal. Smith 10 ~
heavyweight champion at pres
ONE is 40 years old, but for az
quite a factor In Australian
He boxes with the right hand G.
and reserves his left for KNOB
purposes.
All things considered, the out
the development Of high-class po
Australia is rather gloomy W
The Baker hunt for q Champ
takes of the nature OF q va
chase, and Australia's most I|
lightweights have been
Hughie Michigan, their best ~
class last mentioned. was deie.
Freddie Welsh in London, an2
Mccoy, who was considered Me1|
most dangerous rival, was 2
knocked ont in Sydney by Jeu
q Frenchman- J.
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FOR ~ RENEFIT OF rHOsE

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THOSE
Who are tlrlid about taking
the initiative IN making in
qu!ry regarding residences
and the terms upon which
they may be secured. we are
citing few OF the attractive
bargains that we have at the
present time, together with
Information as 10 the amount
OF money IL VIII take FOR you
TO acquire them and the easy
terms upon which you may
make your payments. They
arc al. In ideal locations,
either on tho north or north
east benches or In the south
eastern part Of the city.
where there IS SO much build
ing and buying activity going
on owing 10 the new improve
meuts In that location. the
proximity OF the new high
school and other advantages
too numerous TO mention, but
easy 20 show.
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FOR PRoF!TABLE HoTEI.s AND

FOR PROFITABLE HOTELS AND
ROOMING HOUSES. SEE Us.
56-room hotel. beautifully furnished.
telephone In every room. private onths,
flrst-clsss permanent and transient bust
ness. all depot cars stop In front. clears
1895 per month $4,000 viii handle II.
balance can he paid out or house.
SS-room European hotel, doing good
business. very cheap rent. steam heat.
Only $1,000. good terms.
II rooms IN excellent transient lcCa-
tion, clearing Si2J per month; free steam
heat Owner invites you TO stay al this
plnce and investigate his business. Price
$3.50. terms.
IS rooms. new. rent $50. steam heat:
silG0, $500 cash.
II rooms all light. steam heat. run
ming hot and cold water ia every room :;
n good, respectable place. that % making
money. Only tii00: Si00 cash.
IL rooms on good corner. every room
rented. furniture and carpets IN Eood
shape, clears $50 per month: an unusual
roominE house bargain-s6S0. $500 cash
Il rooms on End South, nicely fur
nlshed. years lease Only $1,000. terms.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Saloon. clearing $500 per month, snap.
Restaurant. receipts S25 day. $3.50.
Grocery. downtown, at Invoice.
II you want TO trade real estate for
a hotel or business proposition. see Us.
BETTI.YON HOME BUILDERS co.
w. 205o. 323 so. MAIN ST. w 203l
s2s6s
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BARGAIN NO. /.

Let us take you out and show you
this beautiful little home, located south
east. near 9th East paved street; new.
never yet occupied; in hrst-Class condi-
ton. Five large rooms. sleeping porch
full ccmented basement large front and
back porches. built-in book cases. col
onnades elegant china cabinet with
plate glass mirror. reception hall. very
conveniently arranged buffet kitchen.
complete modern plumbing; in fact, ev-
erythinS TO make a house convenient and
attractive.
$500 Cash. Bal. like rent. $3.50.
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BARGAIN NO. 4.

II you arc looking for an elegant farm.
or summer home. close 10 the city, le,
us show you this:
a new. 7-room. pressed brick house.
with oak floors. furnace, complete plumb
ing. just fine as anything right in the
city; 3 2-3 acres OF land, with excep-.
tionally good water right. bearing or
chard, barn, granary. cellar. brick chick
On coops. and many other improvements,
located near 1lth East and 1ith South.
$500 Cash. Bal on terms. $500.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTA'
Improved and Unimproyea
HALLORAN~JUDGE LOAN
TRUST COMPANY.

i23 r street. just above o.,
avenue. a very attractive ay--
room modern rcd pressed br,,r
home, with stone siMs, f.c,,.@
east; large front porch. oak ao's..
in dining room. living room ~
hall, and a very fine mantel: ec's,
light fixtures. hot water bsS,t
American radiator System. TINA
IL stairway and two other roons
can be finished. basement ccmsrs~
ed. This property VIII bear ia
spection. al special taxes paiS
We viii accept a payment OF sSs1
down or vacant lot and th.|
balance Ike TenL Price $3.50.
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CROAIAR,
2tl Atlas Block
Sn.ciul- -SnacIal

To close an estate: l am Offering that
desirable corner. ] and lst avenue: Sc
feet on | and 1l5 feet on lst avenue, In
best part Of city. You should investigate
this,
have a valuable corner on 3rd avenue
and G; s2lx125 feet; two excellent build
Ing sites.
On 10Th East bet. 1st and End South
there is a fine lot. 50X135 feet: east front;
choice OF two car lines and close to busl-
ness.
On 9Th East, half block from park, I
have fine property. S2ixl55, with 80
feet next. The street Is paved and Is
worth more than present price.
Now. back 10 that delightful situation
Douglas avenue, only one block from uni
versity, | have only two 50-foot lots re-
manning. No one can doubt the value
and beauty OF these lots You Never
miss the water tin the well goes dry"
CRONAR.
2i1 Atlas Block
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses

-~s~-~---~---~>~~~-~~"~~>~
ROSS G, DAVIS, HOTEL CROKER
Sells hotel and rcouias houses. ~ viii
pay you 20 see him Tor oafsainS ilS
50.RooM HOTEL
Central location. one OF the best
equipped In town: large, nice lobby. ca
tcrs 10 the best trade. strictly respect
able, ,we!l-furnlshed- rent only s. per
souable price. VIII take nrst-class city
real estate IN exchange o. VIII take 1900
down. the balance 10 be paid out OF the
house
i10-room hotel. one % the best equipped
lu tho city. large lobby. elevator service,
rooms always rented a, a good price; eN-
ceptlonally low rent. Th!s house ls worth
more than double tEe money and win
make a fortune Tor some one within The
next Few years.
private place. one block from Aucr-
huch's big store. beautiful. modern resi-
dence public and private baths. furnished
with heavy Iron and brass beds. Amin.
oak, bedding and linen OF the best, AL
new. IN fact. the furniture cost 5000
and 81 going 10 De sold at soc on the ~
n a quick saie can be obtained. The
MONS are ali outside. large and airy.
This is \ special bargain and I recon-
mend IL. Present income $3.50 per month
Boardias house. Nori6 Main street,
sil0G, part cash.
10 ROOMS
State street. $3.50: a dandy little place
20 ROOMS.
Depot street, rent SIS. small cash pay
meat. balance S25 per month.
] have many other places, nW sizes
md prices. In all parts OF the city that
shall be glad 70 quote II you viii call
it the Office.
RESTAURANT.
Stock and fixtures: nice clean place.
cheap: rent only SS5.
$500
Candy and cigar stand doing good
business, End South street.
CIGAR STAND.
Stock and fixtures. well equipped. only
800.
ROSS G. DAVIS. HOTEL RROKER.
liS SOUTH MAIN. WAS. 5s33.
$3.50
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First avenue residence TO be
sold at a bargain, full two story.
built OF high grade red pressed
brick, living room IS by II feet.
four bedrooms. hot water heat.
oal, floors. fun cement bascment.
This is the cheapest property IN
this location. VIII trade FOR q.
small home or viii sell on easy
terms
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4 beautiful two-stoyy modsrn
home In Bird avenue. practIcailv
new. There are four bedroo,n.
and n large sleeping porch. This
living room IL II by Il feet: nav
window In dining room. This Il 4
very attractive home. owner win
sell cheap or VIII trade for a
smaller one.
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BARGAIN NO. ..

Hero IS another equally as attractive.
also new. Five rooms. buffet, book
cases. cemented basement. sleeping
porch. modern in every respect; lot I3X
11S: very choice nclghborhood
$500 Cash. $50 per month, $4,000.
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* street bungalow. $1,000 bn.
low the real value. The Owner
has been compelled TO leave tbe
city. There are FIVE large rooms
and a reception hall. hardwood
floors. beam ceilings. bookcsses
In living room. china cabinet In
dining room, full cement base
ment. heat and all other mod.
ern convenlences,
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BARGAIN NO. J.

On 18th East and 3rd South we have
an exceptional bargain In L building lot
50xl4O feet, with an alley IN the rear,
on tho high side OF the street, overlook
Ing the valley, all assessments paid. This
Is one OF the most desirable locations
in the city.
$500. VIII make terms. $500
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OR A THOUSAND MORE.

FOR A THOUSAND MORE.
Or S275O, we have a five
room modern white pressed
brick cottage, with nice
mantel and complete set OF
plumbing. Ii Is situated on
lot 40 by il5 feet to alley
In the southeastern section OF
the city. and only half
block from the car line. The
terms on this are $3.50 cash
and the balance In monthly
instailments OF s25 n month.
with interest at per cent
per annOm.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and UnimUroved

YOU ARE LIVING IL \ RENT
HOUSE
There IS something the mat
ter WIKI you. unless you are
lOcat tei here only temporarily.
Tor u you are man OF !am-
fly. 10 is necessary that YOU
have an income ~ some kind
IN order 20 take care OF those
dependent upon you. and You
must p1y your rent or move.
and * Is not convenient 20 30
.lHt TOO oiten-thai ss. move.
Neither lg n convenient 20
pay rent n you have been do
Ing u year after year with
the future prospects along the
same line seemingly Inter
mina0lc
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MR.. HEAp-or-rHE- FAMILY.

Glance over a few OF the
brief descriptions. with the
prices. below. Talk the mat
ter over IN your rented house
and then let us call FOR you In
an automobile and show you
these fine offerings. They are
at various prices, running
from slT50 10 s6j00. so. all
things considered. e should
be an easy matter FOR you TO
find exactly what you want.
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At s15 7TH AVENUE

It 80 ITH ANFN II
We have a slN-ruom mod
ern. two-s;ory white pressed
brick residence for $3.50.
Terms. $500 cash. balance
PAYABLE I'm monthly Install
meuts OF $40 per month. This
contains complete set OF
plumbing. furnace heat, oak
floors. full basement, and
barn large enough for three
head OF horses. The lot Is
sli by rs feet. south front.
An ideal home with most at
iractive environments. and
easy for anyone 10 own who
IS In the habit OF paying $40
or $50 month rent
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STRICTLY MODERN BUNGALOW
FOR S55OO

Is another opportunity we
are Offering 10 those who
want TO buy a Security Home
UP above the smoke line. II
IS a bungalow containing
seven rooms, Is UP 70 date In
every particular. With large
living room. bcamed ceilings.
mission mantal, two sets OF
plumbing, cement basement,
hot air furnace. large cement
ed front porch. cement re-
talnlnE wills and walk. and
the lot IS by l32 feet. /; Is
on = corner with n south and
east front. and IS situated NJ
7Sg Seventh avenue. Tho
terms are $500 cash. with
balance IN monthly payments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20

NEW. GROOM. MODERN. BRICK
house: 10th East and Sth South streets, /,
large lot. basement walks, etc. A snap.
$3.50 cash. balance Ike rent Price S235O.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20

Greatest value ever offered In
lst South street home. contain-
ing eight rooms. strictly modcv,
hardwood floors. hot air heat. lot
il4 by lG5 feet. with garage. We
Will trade Tor vacant property or
acreage or small home. Price
$4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20

New tivc-room modern bunga.
low. half block off gth East: OAK
floors, hot water heat. cement
basement Price $3.50: $500
cash.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20

We have one OF the most at.
tractivc homes on the east bench.
which Is too large for the present
owner. WIN sell at a sacrifice ar
viii trade Tor small home
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4 BRAND NEW BUNGALOW
Of tho pory latest tN-De IN

or the very latest type. just
completed. containing five
rooms. oak floors. bea med
ceilings. mission mantel. front
porch. back porch and sleep
Ing porch. and full basement.
NAV be had for S3750. This
bungalow Is located at 20l7
South 9th East. on a lot 80
hy 100 feet. and may he had
on terms of $500 cash and the
balance ln payments OF $3.50
per month. This is a snap
I'm 4 thousa nd.
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CHLD'S TRICYCLE.. PHONE WA
sEtch 1921. or call No. kenslngton
spts. s2Tss
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FOR sa5oo At All TENTH AVENUE

Or $3JUO Mt III TENTH ANFN Z
We have a five-room mod
ern red pressed brick cot
iage. with complete set of
plumbing. furnace heat. and a
view OF the entire valley that
can never be obstructed. Alb
solutely above the fog and
ART and smoke OF the mid
city levels. Lot 30 by 11S feet
20 alley, and terms 10 suit
purchaser
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20

5-room motted brick bungalow. positively
the most complete bungalow In
the northeast part OF the city,
located on Second avenue among
tho finest homes In the city; den
and closet beautiful large living
room. window seat and china
cabinet In dining room. hardwood
floors hot water heat. basement
cementsd and partitioucd off
with brick partitions, set tubs
and gas in the basement, stair
way in. Let us show this home;
II could not be more complete.
Price $500 Terms arranged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20

DO YOU REALIZE WHAT Is GOIN
To HAPPEN
All through this western
country during the next 1--we
years. W!th the completion
OF the Panama canal there
vii. be thousands OF new
comcTs seeking rew homes In
the cities. towns and open
spaces OF the great west be-
tween Denver and the Pacific
coast, nd Il ls much easter to
begin your own home now in
a desirable location than II
will be from 1915 on.
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FOR $3.50

ON
We have four-room red
pressed brick cottage. con-
nected with city water. sewer
electric lights. and the house
newly tinted and painted
throughout II Is situated
near 9;h East and 5th South
and you may have Il for 500
down and the balance payable
monthly Ike rent.
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UP AT 4ss c STREET

Up AT 456 Q STREET
We have n beautiful cottage
or five rooms. built OF mod
ern red pressed brick. con-
tanning complete set OF plumb
Ing. with good lawn and ce-
ment walks. and the lot 30
ny 1913 feet 10 alley. We are
offering this at $3.50 4 small
cash payment will secure II,
with the balance monthly on
an easy rental basis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20

AN INVALID ROLLING CHAIR. RE
clining back. almost new; reasonable
price: inquire II Folsom ave s2TsT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20

Six per cent mortgage loans
on hand FOR investors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20

s-room fro brick bungalow. located on
car line. close 10 the new high
school; lot 50xl40; oak floors
large reception nall very large
dining room and living room,
built-in mautel and bookcases.
window scat. strictly modern,
with furnace. cement basement
and walks cement porch and
steps loaded glass windows.
This home IN this beautiful To-
cation can be handled on the
easiest possible terms.
$500 cash. $40 per month. Price $4,000
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HOTELS
PRIVATE HOME

WILLOW , - AEkE CONFIDENTIAL.
eouhnsEen,, sec!us.on. lea! Adoptton.
NIH = Philips. i!th r bet 18th ani
kJos3
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a FEW LOTS on 18TH EAST CAR
line at half the regular price, on monthly
payments.
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HERE Is AN IDEAL Security HoafE

HERE Is AN IDEAL SECURITY HON
For $500. on terms that can
be arranged TO suit the puT-
chaser. II Is at i53 g street
and contains seven rooms OF
the newest designs. with re-
ccp:iou hall. living room. din
ing room. oak floors and ball
Hnce OF the woodwork quar-
tered sawed Or stained In
mission effect. Fine fireplace
IN living room. large front
porch. back porch and sleep
Ing porch Cement basement.
complete set OF nickel plumb
Ing and hot waite. heat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20

WE HAVE ANYTHING YOU WANT
from rooms up. and some that are bar
gains
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PAUSE AND CONSIDER.
$1,000 CASH
m

PAUSE AND CONSIDER
$500 CASH
$50 90 CASH
and $500 per month will place you In
home OF your own. We have some
and 4-room pressed brick cottages near
1th South and Tth East streets that we
can sell on the above terms. Just Ike
finding n home,
S22 SIXTH AVENUE
is n modern pressed brick cottage, with
extra large rooms, handsome mantel
In parlor. large clothes closets OF each
bedroom. all nickel plumbing, connected
with city sewer, FULL cernented basement; ;
will make very easy terms 10 responsible
party.
HOMESITE ADDITION.
HOMESITE ADDITION.
The garden spot OF the southeast. Is To-
Gated on 5th East just north OF Wanda
mere. We are now building II bunga-
lows and cottages in this beautiful ad-
dltIon. Why not let us build one for
you? Your rent money win buy you
a home in Homesite Addition All lote
in Homesite Addition are nicely fenced.
streets graded, cement walks, trees. and
FREE WATER. See Homcsite Addition
today and then let us show you how
We can and Will make you better terms
than any other agency IN the city.
MCCLELLAN REAL ESTATE & IN
NESTMENT CO.,
INVESTMENT BANKERS.
1923 Walker Bank Bldg. s2S61
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groom mottled brick bungalow. one OF
tho finest in the city, located
close TO Ninth East street. south
front, large front porch, screened
basement large buffet kitchen.
beautiful fireplace with book
cases on either side. china cabi-
net In dining room. Let us snow
you this beautiful bungalow.
$500 cash. SIS per month. Price $3.50.
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FURNITURE TWO ROOMS. COMPLETE
for housekeeping: a snap. rent IS per
month Address 6t6 West md North.
$3.50
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groom cottage, located close 10 the new
high school and close TO paved
street finest location southeast:
strictly modern. cement walks
and basement, largo rooms. with
beautiful mantel IN parlor. stair
way with space for rooms up
stairs; electric fixtures. screened
In back porch. lawn In.
$500 cash $50 per month. Price $500.
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Autos for Hire

PHONE HYI-AND si1-J FOR SUNDAY
and holiday appointments. new carr:
good service. sItsi
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SOME REAL SNAPS.
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90 ROOMS. BEST MONEY MAKER IN
town: elegant furniture. hot and cold
water In every room. steam heat Ask
about IT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20

5iX14o FIT. SOUTHEAST AND A COR
ner. on car line; 7-room, 2-story, modern
brick mouse. lawn. fruit and shade. A
swell home: $500, Terms 10 suit,
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location. Inquire 7ZG eth ave. Wasatch
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