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following which dancing was the d.
Miss Dorothy Bloch entertained with
a dinper party of twenty-five young
guests. Here the decoration was eX-
ceptionally beautiful. The chandeliers
were hung with asparagus ferns and
small incandescent lights were hung
beneath IL. The center piece was a
French basket of pink Killarney roses.
the handles OF the basket tied with
pink tulle. The twenty-five covers
we-e appropriately marker. Other
dinner parties included one given for
Mr.. and Mrs. Edouard Ziegler of New
York by Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Hollo-
way and there were covers for ten
guests. MIR and Mrs. Arthur Stifel
gave a dinner TO five guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. :. =. Bloch had six guests; Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse \. Bloch entertained
six guests: Mr.. Harold :. Bloch was
host 10 four guests. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
d. Merriman had covers for -four
guests: DR. and Mrs W. a Gracraft.
five: Mr.. and Mrs Edward Stifel four.
Mr. and Mrs Charles y. Hancher.
four. NJ. and Mrs. Allen Wheat. six.
Mr. George Baird. five: James fancy.
Sr.. FIVE. Mr.. Joe Holloway. five: Mr.
and Mrs. j ]. Holloway. six: Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Clark HaZlctt. ten. Dr.
and Mrs. John W. Storer. six. NJ. J.
Howard Mcdonald, three; Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur G. Hubbard. four: Mr.
Johnson &. Mckinley. four. Mr. and
Mrs George Eckhart. -four; Mr. and
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Carroll Club Dane,

The New Year dance given at tho
Carroll club was most enjoyable and
for o. Christmas colors were used
10 profusion and Seals SaNaphouo
Orchestra furnished the music The
guests were invited 10 the dining
room at eleven O'Clock where 70 deiic.
ious luncheon was served The fol-
lowing committee was in charge.
Committee Mrs Joseph 4 NcGuir
an. chairman. assisted by Mrs Robort
J. Snidcr and committee
Messrs and Nesdamcs Scaton 81
cxauder. r. T. Hcattic. G. s burns.
4 Blum. y s Brennan. W r.
Coglcy John Coleman y busch. "
y GundlinE. r. He'll Dan Hell.
Thomas Miller. s. J Mayer. J. w
kemple y J y. O'Bricn. y J. OKane.
Frank Reister. a J Noomc. Margaret
a Hoyc. ] " oates
Mieses p Blum. = Counlhau. "
Gogl@y. a Costello. VI Wahoncv. c.
Erb. = Hell. r Kuglen. X. Mathison.
" McGulgan, A. Muilancy. T. Wclty
=. zocckier
Neasrs ~ Deegan. otto T. Em
north, Edw. J Kelley. Robert j. kur.
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Regina Lutz. Rev. Mrs Mills. Grace Nc
COY. Misses BeSs and Kathleen MatllSon.
Miss virginia Mckee. Miss Eleanor No
Lure. Miss Gleary. Miss Maria Filing
ham. Mrs. Wood Glass. Mrs. Hucus and
daughters. Mrs. ~. NJ kimbcrlaur. Ir.
keay. Miss EStella Song Mrs. l.. J.. stone.
Mrs Shewell Gibbs. Miss Apologize. Mrs.
Emma Harness and daughter Miss MauIr
barnes Mrs Fred Behrens. Misses cum
minis. Mrs ;. -. Cummins Miss Maud
curtis. Mrs. l. ". :. Strykcr. Mrs Gem
smith and daughters. Mrs. -. T. TAYLOR.
Miss Edith wilkinson. Mrs. Harry Fran
helm. Mrs. Birch. Mrs g. = Morrison.
Mrs. Jessie McCoiloch. MR. Grant oliver.
Mrs Paul Reymann. Ms. D. e. Riggs.
Miss Eta Roberts, Mrs g. \. Robinson.
Mrs Amy Ross Miss Elizabeth Higgins.
Miss Gale Holiday Miss Cora Holland.
Miss Kate Hall. Mrs. John Min Mrs o..
}. Neuhardt Miss sarah KIRK. Mrs III
ward FranZneim. Miss Brueis Srwfr:i.
Mrs Kendall. Mrs. Charles WatsHI ouSc.
Miss Roberta Tener. Miss EIIzanet. Hum
ter Mrs. LltteIl. Mrs. Robinson. Miss
kuugee. III xabsfh sweeney. Ite4e irrs.t Ike
ard. Anna NosStcr. Mrs Julius Pollock.
Misses Evelyn Mccoy. lrma kraff Alice
Miller. Mrs. Elmer pimSfeaI. Mrs Ar
llur hmldt. Miss CECILIA SueH'I. Miss
,arnline Hupp. Julia Mayer Mf- " j.
W towdcn. Mrs John Mcclure. Mrs Do
iiaskins sarah Thornnuru. Mr. Lsa.r
"a r3it. Ms. l.li13.t,'th ,Grccr. Miss
eeli Wood. Miss sarah CoivlE. Mis- Cert
rude Robert. Mrs George St~euroI. Miss
isftiA rage
senior class Iu-t s.hoo, M4ses
Lois Alexander. LOUIS, Aru-frHre. Alma
Iaruman. Emma baldwin. ftsu.fu How'd.
il-i" Cook. Helen CuurtrIfs. Eva DAVID
-Hu. Louise IFirrkhoff. Henrietta Fa.
boris Gibson. Mae f.sIle Hall. Grace IIaff.
hufH huffman. virginia ffuraI. .fufr.
,'iNc Hunter. sara Jackson. Settle
lmFffl'r. virginia l.opsr. Janet tiusa
eleanor MgQuHy. Nelle Ray. Julia Pat
tom. Isabel Rogers. Evelyn Ross fr.t,-
Il"n. nhih ie.nf iis"r. Mary stephens.
lrwa Work man. Mary AI,AanIsr. Tir1
fHr Gilman. Jennie ftHlI. NHrEartf Is..k.r
Pauline Reuter-. Jennie Bolton. I.Iix.betl
HoN ernlu. Alta Brown. Aysle EIf.Hr.I.
900 caldwell. Eleanor clarke. EI.v tNIfI
fenrinr Nnftir Gufran ilur4 U.HIt.
crime Jrffsfa. Mae ilertsv. Ethel Metz
DOR. Bertha Miner. Margaret Monroe.
Anna Mrtirerur. Hazel Tfr-NHI Matilda
rrtarf- Eleanor stein. Neii.s We .usr.
lufh Mason. Mrs Ur'ilse. hfrs Work.
Mrs PIE"ra. M.-s kIrnrr. Mis-ss Ethel
heei. virginia Taylor. Eleanor TIYIur.
Nir1 YoHnE
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Mrs. Jesse Speidel. six; Mr.. and Mrs.
h. p. Hazeltine, six; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Behrens. four. Mr. and Mrs. w. +.
Weiss, iour; Mr.. &. ". Langheim OF
Pittsburgh, two. II. c. Church. fou- !;
Mr.. and Mrs. &. Howard Simpson, ten,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Paxton, six.
Manager George Philips never ar
ranged a New lear party to be more
enjoyable than that OF last evening.
the parties were quite enjoyable. 60
p.cially the one for the younger set
given by Miss Bloch. During the
y delicious menu was served and all
form and entered the room. but he was
lat once recognized and the young peo-
rle had a hearty laugh over the pro
In Miss Dorothy Bloch's party were
Misses .Aeleeu English OF Philadelphia.
Ia. Virginia iionnan. Marie StifeL
Dorothy Bloch, Sarah Whitaker
blanche warncld. Mary Ellen Hazlett.
Amy bush OF Los Angeles. Cal
Mcssrs. Woodward Eranzheim. Dew
.CN Quarter. william Eranzheim. Nell
son Whitaker. Catl Rex OF Philadcl-
I'hia. william simpson. Alex Young.
Forbes simpson Following the dinner
the young people sang college songs
:ouuE ladies were beautifully gOwned.
Mr.. j. Howard Mcdonald entertained
Mrs. Julian Greene licdrue. Mrs. Toll
Cf Philadelphia. Miss Helen Devrics.
Frederick Gottlieh of Baltimore, Nd.
and Mrs. Nellie Hazlett.
George Baird entertained Latane
McLalu. Herbert Church Of Pittsburgh,
j.. iiaul"n y. Il. Baird.
Mr. and Mrs. George Eckhart. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Eckhart. Mr. and
Ms. Baird Mitchell had a table re-
served
Nlr and Mrs. Jesse Bloch entertained
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lyman Kirkpatrick of
New York. Or. and Mrs Eugene HID
dieth. Miss Mary Virginia sands and
Air and Airs W W. Holloway enter
tainsS the following a. "A compliment
Miss IsBelle Dunlap OF New York.
Miss Eleanor Mcclure, Joe Holloway.
Harold Bloch and Mr.. Reed OF New
NIr and Mrs. g II. Simpson enter
tanned NIr ana Mrs. T. Walker. MIR
aud Mr>. Frank Hoffman Peterson. Mr..
and Mrs Harry Whitaker. Mr.. and
Mrs y. Price Whitaker. and at another
tahI" were ohnson Mckinley. George
quay. Miss Virginia Browne. Miss Hell
IN Hurford % Hollywood. Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. James fancy enter
'Hin'd Miss Julia Wilson. Alex Up
dggran. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Cracraft
and Mr. and Mrs. sam Williams were
Merriam and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Har-
- Gee. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur StifeL
.lr. and Mrs George Crawford Booth
20 another table. Mr.. and Mrs J.
Hlnmau and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rod
Others present were Mr.. and Mrs Al
Ion Wheat. Misses Helen and Margaret
Cromwell az Bedford. Pa. Mr. and
.ir- :. - Iloch " i Wilson. 4 A.
Wilson Dr and Mrs John Storcr. Mr.
sam Harper. Mr. and Mrs. y. \ HsuinE
and others.
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Christmas Weddinq.

on christmas cve az Kinrwood NJ
N" homo ~ tho brides father. Mr.
George ItuCklow. occurred the wedding
Of his only daughter. Miss Gsa LYNNE
Eurki'w. tp Mr.. ivan Davis ~ Nor
rantuwu. ". Va. tn. bride is ono III
th. beautiful Young ladies Of tho town
and 20 publ. school f,lchor ~ IN.
kincwood schools Mi Davis go m.
assistant manager ~ m" Nissi4sippl
Glass Company ~ NorgIntown. After
e. short wedding tour thcv will take
ur th"ir residence In NurEantowu. W
Va. Ros. Albert b craig 81 tho
Methodist church performed thu ccre-
mony
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Harry Eckhart. Miss French. Miss Nettie
Gutman, Mrs. John Garden. Miss Cert
rude Garden. Miss Eleanor Greer Mrs.
einia Hoffman. Mrs. John Hoffman. Jr.,
Misses Helen Hibbard. Ida Hubbard.
Mrs; William Holloway, Miss Mary Ellen
iiazlett. Mrs. Eugene Hildreth III. Miss
Margaret Hervey. Misses Henrietta Har-
per. Alma Hubbard. Eleanor Holloway.
Amy Bush. of Los Angeles cal: Vir-
Rinia Higgins Hannah Hill NAV Hii;.
Miss Elizabeth SteenrOd. Mrs. George
Steenrod. Misses Mary virginia sands.
Laura Stifel. Marie Stfel. Alberta Sti-
Eel. Nell Stifel. Mary simpson. Mrs. Jos.
Speidel. Miss Alice Smith. Miss Esther
smith. Mrs. Frank Schmidt. Miss Eleanor
sweeney. Miss Elizabeth Stamm. Mrs. Joe
Speidcl. Jr.. Miss Francis williams. Miss
iussie Wright, Mrs. sam Williams. Miss
Mary Eleanor Wright, Miss Blanche
Wright. Miss Blanche Warfield Miss
Sarah Whitaker. Miss Helen welstIing.
Miss Sarah Wrestling. Miss Doris Whit
ham. Miss Ethel Williams Mrs. Harold
Young. Misses Katherine and Gene Ward
Miss Dorothy Duncan. Mrs. II. Guy WaR-
ner. Mrs. Louis \. Brookes. Mrs. Walker
t'rissen. Miss Lucy Robinson. Mrs.
Zilliken. Mrs. Blanche Cooper. Mrs. !. r..
Morgan. Mrs. Robert Marshall. Mrs
hcmplc White. Fairnont: Mrs. WIN
| Lucy George, Mrs. George Wise. Mrs.
Mary Young and daughter Mrs. George
\. Laughlin. Mrs. Reed Baird. Mrs. vii
hath crime Mitchell. Mrs VIM. McC Mil
Ter. Miss Sarah Nay. Miss Frances ogden.
Miss Eugenis Osborne. Miss Blanche
DIN. Miss Anna OConnor. Misses Mary
I'farr. Nancy Peterson. Elizabeth Paxton,
Mrs. Fred Parks. Jr.. Miss Grace HoltZ
! l'roSser. Miss Anna Reed, Mrs. Harry
Rohh. Miss sarah Row Mrs. George J
Rogers, Jr.. Miss Gertrude Roberts. Miss
Marie Riester. Mrs. Il. J. Reed Mrs.
Henry ". Russell. Jr. Miss Elizabeth
iiuEuS. Miss Mary Alderman Miss
Pauline Horkheimer. Miss Martha Irwin
Miss Martha Hughes. Miss Mary lack
son. Miss Katherine Johns, Misses Kath-
crime letters Eva Jones. Alma Kelley.
Lena Kraft. Helen Kcever. Wilma Lewis
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NEW YEAR EVENTS
GIVEN In CITY
ON TUESDAY EVENING TO cElE
BRATE THE COMING-IN OF
THE NEW YEAR
Many Social Events Given in the Ma
ture OF Dances, Dinners and The
atre Parties All Over City.

The Fort Henry club was the scene
of another New Year event ON Tues
day evening to watch the old year
out and the new year in. Florist
Langhans converted the club into a
veritable bower of flowers. High
standards on which rested French
baskets of poinsCttias and grecnery
were prominent. The chandeliers
were hung with smilaX. Christmas
bells and poinSettias The lights
were shaded and Meister's orchestra
stationed behind vine covered screen
rendered popular music during the
evening. The tables =: which were
seated the members of the dinner
parties. were decorated with shaded
candles and bore center pieces Ut
baskets OF poinsettias and carnations.
Many dinner parties were arranged
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Tea for Mr.. s.iegIsr.

Miss Dorothy Bloch gave a tea ~ her
homo. Elwnuref. on Monday afternoonI
ae 90 compliment to Mrs. Edouard Zieglsrl
uf New orb. THE hostess was assisted
.n receiving ly Mrs : = Bloch. Mrs
Jesse Bloch. Miss Taiine English
philadelphia and AIRS. Edouard Ziegt
Miss Mary virginia Sands and 81
/loElcr poured tea Among those
called were Misses Eleanor Halio1
Amy Rush - California. Elizaheth
ton sarah WhNaker. Ira Belle Duni
Sew York. Eleanor clark. Marie \
Ruth Mason. blanche Wnrfeld. Mar
'fom" s.l " pennsylvania. Helsz tr5rr
We'll ~ irunar Itanin. Mary Ellen Haz-'
lott virginia Hoffman. Nancy Peterson.
Mary 1851, Hannah HILL Elizabeth Coll
irEwn0I Mfasre Joe Holloway Dewey
guHfrler sam IluErlln. Phil T.augniin.
Mex Paxton. Wylir Ewing Wright HUI
nue. Tom HeatIe. Alex Young. George
MtIt1kcr. Joe Jefferson. Singleton PAUL.
VI liev NJ Sew York. Mr. Rcedof phil
Idciuhil
FOR ADDITIONAL SOCIETY sEE
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Entertained Bride.

Miss Gene Ward entertained for
Mrs. Steinmetz Bailey. on Monday
evening and the following were the
guests: Mesdames. Steinmetz Bailey.
I'd. ioTtsman. VIII McCluskey. VIII
Cummins. VIII Cruise. Harry Ruble,
Robert Marshall: Misses Helen Hib-
bard. Adelaide Weber. Geneveeve We'll
Is, Helen South
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Entertained BEADING Circle.

Mrs Harry Hamburger entertained
the reading circle. OF which she 10 a
member The ladies were entertained
az the Stratford Springs Hotel and a
luncheon was served
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ner. Jos. McAllister. John v. Gavin,
William l.. Nolan, Thos. Killeen,
Thomas l.. Burke. William A. Roth,
Lawrence Steinmetz. Elmer Welty. w.
4. Zipfel.
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I'D. annual ml.fur f.r Tho cleo.
fIHn OF fru u.mI,r. ~ fhr Hoard Of
director. OF thr YOUNG Nouan.a
f hr.eflau Association win L. hold
n"ndtt. IfrIHrl Oh. f1fr. at tho as-
"'HtfI'r r""ua. fi1. Market street.
.f r m
Nit- ROBERT D REED
ia I--t ErcsidanL
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baskets filled with white narcissus-
The bride wore n rich creation OF
white crepe meteor iavishly trimmed
In pearls and duchesse lace. A full
bridal veil OF tulle was worn In Juliet
cap effect. Her bouquet was a shower
OF lilies OF the valley and roses. Fol-
lowing the ceremony tho guests re-
paired TO the dining room where n
buffet luncheon was served. The
room was decorated in red and green.
Large vases OF poinsettias filled the
tables and windows. Mrs Cecil Rob-
inson. Mrs Thomas Stewart of Can
ton. o.; Mrs. Charles Taylor of Cleve-
land. o.. and Mrs. William Hugus Of
Cleveland assisted in the dining room.
and Miss Ethel Williams had charge
OF the wedding book. Mrs. Wilfert
Morris had charge of the wedding
cake which the bride cut Following
the reception Mr.. and Mrs. Schlabash
left over the u. and o. for the east.
after which they will make their home
in LaCross. Wis. The brides travel
ing gown was blue velvet corduroy
with hat and gloves to correspond.
Many handsome and useful gifts
were received. The bride Is one Cf
Wheeling's prominent young ladies.
who was always ambitious in relig-
ious and charitable work and promi-
nent In the Y. w. G A. She was a
member OF the Collegiate Alumnae.
Mr.. Schlabach is a prominent lawyer
Of LaCross. wis. and a member Of
one Of the old families OF the great
northwest.
Among the out town guests to
attend the wedding were Mr. and
Mrs. william Hugus of cleveland. Mr..
Rudolph Schlabach Of I.aCross, Wis:
Mrs. Jane Hugus OF Friendly. Miss
Margaret Taylor Of Canton, Miss
Martha Hugus OF Cleveland. MT. Alex
ander Donnar of Washington, Pa:
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Achcson OF WASH
inCton. Pa; DIR. Davies of Delaware.
%: Mrs. Rebecca Stewart OF Cam
bridge. o.. and Mrs. Wilfer Morris OF
Delaware. q.
Copies of the subJoIncd cards have
been sent out:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Hugu>
Announce the marriage OF their
daughter
Eleanor
to
otto Maxwell Schlabach
Tuesday, , 30 o'clock. December 81.
Wheeling. w. Va
At Home.
After January Il
LaCross. wis.
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The formal dance to be given at the
tikS club on Thursday evening Jon
uarN :. by the committee Of young men
Wio nave heretofore given such enjoy
abie AFFAIRS. Is being anNiouslv looked
forward to by the Young peopie Of fhe
ny. The Parker SaNaphone Orchestra
OF columbus will furnish the melody and
~ knowl the kind OF music they fur
hlSh. The committee IN Charge Is com.
POSED Of MeSSrS Bernard Alcxan
Henry Gundling. Earl Hedges. Harry
tsutz, Alfred Souneboru. Arkle Steadmaf n
Lee SWIFT and Joseph weyrick seventy
I'VE couples hay" already assured the
committee Of their attendance Dane
,ng will start at $50 and continue untiI
went and IN" following is the program
10 he rendered.
Waltz. That's How Need You"
Two Stcp, "Iiitchv Eoo"
Waltz. "'LuXehbourg"
Two step. I'm the GUY"
W altz. Il Love. Love"
Two step. Waiting for the Robert r.
Walt. "Good-nyc. Rose
! Two step. THE Ostende"
Walt. When / waltz With YOU
TWO step, Row. Row. Row"
WALTZ. n Womans smile"
Waltz. "AllurinC Chances"
W siiI. Dearest Memories"
N@ Si'p. Gee l Like Music With My
Walt. My Rosdry"
Two step. Everybody Loves a Chick
Waltz. Goodbye. Everyhody~
TWO step, "oa, What Beautiful
Home waltz.
Extras
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
JUST AS AN EXAMPLE

UST AS AN EXAMPLE
OF one of our lower priced
homes. we call your attcp-
tion to that at Al Tenth
avenue. A flve-room modern,
white pressed brick cottage.
with complete set OF plumb
Ing, furnace heat, cemented
basement, and front and
back porches. This faces
south on Tenth avenue, is i0y
11S feet and the price is
$4,000. There Is nothing about
1t that would not recommend
itself to a young couple look
Ing for pretty little home.
and it may be had ON the most
liberal terms. The invasion
Of the car lines on Sixth and
Ninth avenues has made It
possible for those living on
the north and northeast
benches to be within from five
to ten minutes riding distance
OF town, and within easy
walking distance OF the bust
ness section.
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A FINE HOME is AVAILABLE

To any one who is being
eaten up by rent and who Will
take the little time that Is
necessary to investigate our
Security Homes. both inside
and out, and then go into the
simple details Of the terms
that govern the sale of these
houses. They arc up on the
northeast bench, commanding
such a view as may be had
from no other point of vantage
above the valley. They are out
of the smoke and CRIME OF
the city. they arc surrounded
by improvements OF every
description, and their location
lnsures pure h-giving air
and environments, which ow-
ing to the natural drainage on
the bench, cannot be excelled
in healthfulness
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SPECIAL!

5-room pressed brick cottdess:: ,es::
large sleeping porch: IatSs az sonti,
beautiful south front on snano slm "a
near 9th East. Price soVyV, INV. i
duced TO s2450, for one wseh M nav nav.
Si5o down, easy mohtmf pf for
ments, This place Is renting gsnt mi
slS per month AS an in'es.,"SSn Ia Sor
II ran't be beat, 1t Will pay II
itseif by rentals alone, IhiiA =
over,
a-room modern bungalow. tn
r,Lc beautifully located. sou,th south
east near 5th East and Sun noonfh,
$3.50. Sl50 cash, $50 per iii'A
BUILDING LOTS,
50Nl15 feet. on dVln IL r" sl0 per
7th South, $3.50; 500 down. cav
month.
90 feet. west front, on .saa. L,"s5o $50
ave. near l1th South' '''''
down, $40 per month
sox1gs feet. on Lincoln "a an ss
near 9th South. $50; Ssoo
slQ per month. II
. rods. west front. on u S''''
near 9TH ave. SiOOO.
THE ALLIANCE INvEsTMi>-
CO, ,As.
II ,,,,n ST Phone Was a'''' Il
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved,

EVERY MARRIED COUPLE
Would like 10 own home.
but In many instances the
obstacles appear TOO great 10
overcome, and D0twithstanJ
Ing the publicity given liberal
schemes for substituting own
ershIp for rent paying. there
are a great many people who
have the idea that they can
not buy desirable homes with
out the payment OF a large
sum Of money.
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THESE SECURITY HOMES

THESE SECURITY HOMES
Average in price from $4,000
to $1,000. though we have q
few for less and more that
we would be pleased to show
you, There is a fine little
one at 466 c street, "A five
room modern red pressed
brick cottage facing west. It
occupies l0X123 feet OF
ground and is for sale on our
payment plan for S3250. Then
there IS beautiful bungalow
for Just twice as much.
s65o0. at d63 c. street. This
is "A headliner among our
leading home-buying oppor-
tunities, and if you happen to
go up in that direction. YOU
might take look at the
home at $50 Ninth avenue, for
$3.50. Then there is a beauty
at 7s9 Seventh avenue for
$500. and one at 615 Seventh
avenue, priced at $3.50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

WE BELIEVE WE ARE PERFORMI.
A public service by offering
our north bench homes on
time payments. for IL is uni
versally recognized that the
ownership of home in
creases the value OF a citizen
to his city. He becomes more
attached to 1t and Interested
In civic matters. And then,
too. he is less likely to move
elsewhere upon an impulse or
because Of some temporary at
traction. If he is on wages
or salary he becomes more
valuable to his employer, and
In addition every new home
built and occupied increases
the value of real estate and
adds to the general prosper
ity
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ACQUIRING A SECURITY HOME
On the installment plan
means the beginning Of a
more thrifty and successful
life financially and that
means success and happiness
never dreamed of by many
responsible chaps who regU-
larly meet all their obliga-
tons. but never get far enough
ahead to buy A home out
right
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unifnproved
HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN s.
TRUST CO.

$S900-s500 cash, for this Groom. modern
home, at 426 Douglas avenue. This
is the best value for q home or
this size on the east bench. The
house Is we'll built. only four years
old has hot water heating plant
which we will guarantee to be
perfect Each room he's been
newly papered: has a garage
which would cost 5000 TO build.
The lot iS worth $500. To dupli-
cate the Improvements today
would cos: more than $4,000
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THERE IS NO RESPONSIBLE BREAD

Who would like to own
home who cannot do so uu
der the arrangements he can
make with us. BY 'rcspon-
siDle' we mean not the man
who has large sum Of
money. but the steady. indus
tr1ous citizen who provides
for his family according 10 his
means and ability. and who
Is paying his rent from month
to month and getting nothing
for 1t but the privilege of liv-
ing in another mans house or
apartment