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Douglas Island news., 1913-03-05
The Dog

The dog is carDivorous quadruped, and comes in many sizes and shapes. His name is derived from the Latin word "Canis," meaning "dog" We would start with the greyhound, but we are afraid we could not keep up with him, as he is very rapid old dog. Instead, let us discuss the dachshund. The dashchund, a German creation, is crazy.looking specimen of a dog. His name translated means animated frankfurter." He has the longest span between abutments of anything known to man except the Brooklyn bridge. Pat him on the head and he will wiggle his tail five minutes later. Dachshunds do not thrive in small flats. That is because going out of one door of room they often meet themselves com ing in another and the frequent col lisions cause softenipg of the brain. A bulldog is a fat, bowlegged creature with painful-looking face. The short ness of his limbs is due to the fact that Noah so disliked the looks of his orig inal ancestor that he refused to admit him and the long swim to Ararat caused rheumatism, which drew the legs to their.present size. His bored and blase expression is attributed to his long res idence in Boston. Dogs sometimes take strong aversion to water, so that the mere mention of it makes them mad. You can tell when dog is mad by letting him bite you. If the bite causes no trouble you will know that the dog was only acting in spirit of fun. mad dog should not associate with children, as it annoys and irritates them.
Douglas Island news., 1913-03-05
A Trio in a Submarine

Director of Concessions Frank Burt announces that the committee on con- sessions and admissions has just grant ed the right to Jacob Gunzendorfer, | Adolf Gnnzendorfer and Mervyn Gun zendorfer to produce their original and remarkable concession "The Sub marine" at the coming 1915 Worlds Fair.
 It will cost Sl50,O00 and bids fair to interest thousands of visitors. It will be an amusement riding device that will afford the public at large an original experience and also demon strate the utilization of the submarine for observation and other purposes.
 Steel submarine boats will dive into great lake in which will be assembled startling and unique forms of vegetable and animal life brought from the sub- marine continents of the world.
 The passengers will be comfortably seated and provided with individual portholes through which they may be- hold forests of coral and pearl beds, sponge gardens, seaweeds, specimens of unique fish and an almost endless variety of marine creatures in their na- tive environment.
 The concession will be contracted into lake occupying an oblong site 2O0x300 feet in area and twelve feet at it's greatest depth. The lake will be lined with concrete; the top of the re- taining wall being level with an en- circling promenade.
 Though the lake will actually be only ten feet in depth, yet by the man. ipulation of registering dials which record ten feet for every one foot of actual submersion and by the use of mechanical screens which are caused to move upward as the boat is going down, the passenger will actually feel that he is diving some three hundred feet.
Douglas Island news., 1913-03-05

The Southeastern Alaska Fisher mems association is making eXtraor- dinary effort to have congress take up the matter of fish traps and abolish them from Alaska. The secretary of the association is urging the people to write President Wilson urging him to take the matter under consideration and recommend that congress pass laws for the protection of the fisher-
 men. The secretary says: "Letters should state planily the unnecessary and wholesale destruction of fish by the use of traps, as we'll as the hard
 ships caused the natives, the fishermen, and all others affected by the prosper. ity or destitution of great number of permanent residents of Alaska who earn their living by fishing and whose existence depends on the proper con- servation of the food fish of Alaska and their prevention from extermination by the destructive method of catching 
 them in traps. Bring this matter to the especial attention of all natives, men and women, each one should write letter, or have some one write letter for them. And also the native chiefs, as chiefs, should write letters to Presi- dent Woodrow Wilson protesting against tiah traps. All merchants, owners of property, and every one whose income or business is increased or lessened by the amount of money
 the people who earn their living by fishing are able to earn and spend should write at once to President
 Woodrow Wilson protesting against the method of catching fish by traps.
Douglas Island news., 1913-03-05
Notice of Registration of Voters

City of Douglas, January 3I, l9l3.
 Notice is hereby given that the regis tration books are open at the office of City Clerk, Front street, Douglas, and that all qualified voters are required to therein register prior to March 3lst, 6 D. m., at which date and time said books will be closed. The qualifications of an elector are: He shall be an adult citizen over the age of 21 years, or hav- ing declared his intention of becoming such; bona fide resident of Alaska for one year, and of the City of Douglas six months.
 JOHN HENSON, Registrar.
Douglas Island news., 1913-03-05

Just arrived-a large stock of East man Kodaks and supplies at Ed An drews' studio. Everything sold at cat. alog prices.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

25-room modern hotel. half block from
Main. Best location and now building
Dandy buy at $1,000 and terms. Steam
heat and hot and cold water.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous
A SAFE INVESTMENT

A SAFE INVESTMENTs
Based on Truth and Common oe nnn ne
BY which all pains and disease Gnu
cured, and cured only by assisting na'u.t1
OIL OF EDEN relaxes, opens pores,
lays pain dseolvcs, removes anu ,ou,,a
tumors golfers. enlargement OF sino ne
all corrupt impure deposits, ana Iieu,s ~
out tho sewers Of the whole externa sso
tenn SWEET SPIRITS OF oohx
stores vitality TO all weak parts prnach ~,
blood, regulates liver, kidneys, ,NG seV ',,r.
able nervous ailments. chronic cons'tiipn
ton, disorders. dige5tloni sick, piilou nnIS
headaches and nervous prostiaII9l is21
TO marvellous virtue OF on ot Euem HES nies
rs cents and 81 Sold by leading druggi5stS et
To enlarge plant, open consulting pe ss.
ness and supply office, VIII zen abare
shares OF working capital at 81 n,,, ssa, .
which is now fastly increasing, pc.
cent q month. and will raise price ON
shares to So on November 20, aSlse'
(Signed) DR. John l.. kellett, pfesi-
CAL. CO-OP. MEDICAL co.
p. o. Box Si3, Salt Lake city, Utah- r.
We invested n few dollars IN Wy Sc
c. NJ. Co. and have drawn our dlViuSi.uo
for tho quarter ended April ]. 1919; Per
cont for the quarter ended July l. lSiS,
and Ia per cent for the quarter endeu
Oct r1 J. 1919 2 usosoS SsignSd}w 7as ", N romple.
Mrs. j. Krosh 732 So End W., City.
Mrs. E. Gaiiegos. box s24 %; Garfield
II. Il. Scott 227-S Judge Bldg. City,
Hanse Larson. Salt Lake City.
VIM. Rumel. 1902 w. n. Temple.
Steven Rumel, 1902 W. N. Temple.
Mrs. 5. Rumel. 1902 w. N Temple.
NJ, w. Smith. Warm Springs. CITY.
Frank Williams, 332 SO. LIST west
Geo. o. Oimstead. Hotel 2, Ghrhelas Gao
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses

'--~----~~~>~>~>~>-->~>~>
ROSS C. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER
The Original Hotel Broker of the
1ntermountain West.
11s-room hotel rooms and apis. good
catpets and furniture, strictly modern !
rooms and apartments always rentoa
clears between $500 and $500 Wonth.
Only $3.50.
42-room hotel. all modern conveniencess,
furniture and carpets OF t5s taso beat, onth
This we positively guarantee. Nothing
better can be had for tho money,
IS rooms, Nil modern conveniences, rent
only $50 month; central location;
S25o0- Terms can be had II necessary.
1s rooms, roominr house. depot street,
rent $40; 2-year lense; only $500 Income
Sl75 month.
IA rooms. we'll furnished, house mod
ern; east side: 5000 will handle. Excel
lent place for right party.
Swell boarding house. IA rooms, mod
ern; heat free with rent, only $1,000
Terms.
Best housekeeping apts. In the city:
elaboraseiy Furnished rent only $40 q
month income over 300 month; east
side. Hurry; this won't last long.
10 rooms, modern, house full Of board
ers; $3.50; east side: easy terms.
9room, beautifully furnished fat
nothing better In the city: rent only sos.
including heat. water and janitor service.
S-room modern house. we'll furnished; F.;
rent $50; income $50 month; only $3.50.
For particular hargains In hotels and
rooming houses. see me. I sell more than
all the other agents combined.
ROSS C. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER,
1l3 South Main. Was. 9S5s.
h1403
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

HAVE A LAND PROPOSITION WHICH
win sell very readily in the middle cast
md in California Want two or three
parties who are anxious 70 make money
quickly and who VIII either 20 into the
field and help push the deal. or who VIII
holm finance experienced. reputable sales
ncn 10 20. There is q chance to make
some good money. as the demand for
Utah land is better today than ever be-
fore.
This proposition will stand the very
closest Investigation Act quick " In
terested Address C-13, Tribune.
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Expert Dentistry
HAIRDRESSING


ALL KINDS or BEAUTY WORK
Done In your own home. Call
Was8tch 1886 eI1Is
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PRIVATE DETECTIVE SERV.
I'VE


FIRST CLASS WOMAN OPERATORS.
secret work: women detectives fur
nlshed: references. 40 Utah Savings a.
Trust Bldg. Was. SOIL fgo0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

WE'LL ESTABLISHED VULcANIZING
and tire business for sale. Address
H-26. Tribune. g2llo
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous

WANT SEVERAL PARTIES TO JOIN
me In handling splendid business
,-,roeIt,on II will stand the closest in
vestiea,ion, will show good profits, and
requires but small amount Oh money
to handle. Can give one or two per-
sons lucrative work, which, under In
atructions, success will be sure Address
C-2. Tribune.
hl4Ss
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For Sale or Trade

HAVE TWO AUTOMOBILES AND
don't need both VIII take real estate
and pay cash difference or assume TINT
mortgage that Is troubling you, In ex-
change for my Columbus Electric Coupe
II is In good condition. Batteries guar
anteed. II is the ideal winter car and can
be thrown all open for summer use. Ad-
dress 40 Tribune C373o
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SURE MONEY MAKERS.

SURE MONEY MAKERS,
s400o-Right ON Main street. strictly
modern, private and public baths. running
hot and cold water and clothes closets
IN every room. steam heat, exceptional
lease. net rental only s6.14 a room. heat
Included, has record of $4,000 net profit
In a single month. No trouble at all to
clear $500 TO $3.50 month IN dullest sea-
son.
s35oo-Near depot. modern, baths
steam heat, running hot and cold water
in all rooms. long lease, rental $500 a
room, including heat This house is al
ways full and has steady, consistent
record of over $500 a month average net
profit. Will require all cash to handle,
S3S00-On n corner; rooms all on one
floor, good location for ono desirous of
keeping house full OF steady roomers fur
nlshings could not be duplicated for 80
per cent more than asking price WIN ac
cept $1,000 cash, balance monthly pay
ments. or discount s per cent for all
cash.
These are only few OF my wellse
lected and personally inspected llstines
which comprise every size. every type
every price. Some are bargains. some al
actual value. some making money, some
making expenses. Whatever the facts,
you get them from this office NUF CED.
B. F. DUNCAN,
Manager B. o. Department,
A. Richter. Wasatch Cal. 73 So Main ST.
h1402
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SCHOOL OF SALESMANSHIP

KNOX SCHOOL OF SALESMANsHIP
and Business Efficiency teaches prac-
deal business getting methods and sales
manship strategy. Let US help you in
and see US. 22i Mcintyre bldg. Phone
Was l142-M bJ4is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

55-room hotel Rent SO per room, In
Guiding steam heat. One block from
Main Street, $1,000 down and terms.
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S1X-RooM 1fODNRy -
AN ENTIRELY ,, Eye ssS
5eS FIFTH r,,,'

The above ia ops =,
tive bungalows In ,S. g
large rooms all on H. IL ny
iioors. mission grats h'@
buffet kitchen. ,un 80
hot air heat. Lot d; ~ Il;
to suit purchaser. ~
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si5 SEVENTH a..

S-'rN MODERN ,,.,
oak < He t,oocs aoove -; ,;esldeno. i
plumbing, I,l; hot StA ar %Ia1Is. 49, .
thing that one womb .a'a.A 1
complete home, Iarss ,a ~ osel
and some fru!t ss trss, %
back end OF io,. a..
VIII handle this ana Ssaa ,as
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RELIABLE MOTOR CAR CO..
55 Auto Row. h151o
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER


REYNOLDS &. SUMMERS.
Largest, best equipped stcnoglaphic Of
fees IN the entire west 1905 Walker
Bank bldg. hoI7
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UTAH PAPER CLEANING co. OFFICE
Salt Lake Glass & Paint Co. Ex 400
Res, Hylend 23lS-W rT12
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BEAUTY PARLORS


FOR 4 FAMOUS BEAUTY SCALP
treatment under Vsivetina system.
In stop or home; phone Was. 1886. 1887
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MANICURING, SHAMPOOING

FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. AT
our parlor. CO East 9Th South, or at your
home. Phone Wasatch 1896 cga-e
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LAWN and CEMENT WORK

WANTED-LAWN OR CEMENT WORK:
prompt and reasonable Phone Hyland
s"-N b3203
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ACREAGE sor7u,

On the Highland priv, :.
very attractive AGRA ana
Also some iiye.acrc h, =
purchased at a verv 49,,
and on very easy Term, -
best in the valley and ~
comprises a spring v,,s. Z
as ditch water. Th,ra ~. ).
these lots left and /, ~
the purchase Of anythIn,. 4 \
should SEQ us st ouos n
terms to suit you. ~
SALT LAKE sEcUmu
Exchange 80. !
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SAFES AND VAULTS

>~-~~-~-~~----~-~>~~~~--~-
COMPLETE LINE or SAFES on
hand. ShesIy safe & VauI, Co. n
postoffcc place. o25s2
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24-room hotel. with best location the
city offers. Clearing s125. Rent 500.
S1l50 today
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USED MOTORCYCLES OF ALL KINDS
for sale Bicycle Supply Co. c14T9
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PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING

j. NJ LUCE. PLUMBER WORK
promptly attended 20. 92I Penn ave
HyIsnd 1857. bi{i0
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SPANISH LESSONS

LESSONS GIVEN IN PRIVATE or N
class. %. = ST. Phone Was I2-w
hGq9
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REDUCE GAsOLINE RILI-s

iOIE 25-WORD ADVERTlSENJEN.-I,
placed IN IS good monthly ma msgazInes for
Tor list Z. l.. Miller. 1863 RastabIc g,.L GnI.e
cuse. y. y, 'S' ,S.a-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

interstate 40-h- o. touring 1rst-cless
condition, completely overhauled, 5000.
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SADDLE HORSES

FOR HlRE, DIVIDED SKIRTS. BROAD
way stables. lat SO. bet Main aud
state. was. 429O. h7O2
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OF
THE DAY.

Ono that will appeal 10 man OF tas-
tldious taste as being the par excellence
in its line IS cafereria-type OF lhneh
house This place has mirrored wallS.
tiled doors and decorated ceiling. Is
equipped throughout with the best the
land affords and II shows it. Has its
own bake shop and pastry department
and is famed for It's homemade meals.
1t is now clearing between $500 and Sioo
per month and the owner and manager
is not schooed to this line of work. HIS
health is gone and he will give the place
away to anyone having $4,000. or S3Ooo
and terms.
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS CO,
$40 Main Street,
Phones Was. 2030 and Was. 2OS1;
h1iIl
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MANUFACTURER WANTS sT,,rE,
managers with $500 10 $1,000 10 esta bIigI- -
oIiicc e',I... anu manage statesmen. You hands
own own money. Guaranteed monthly saIarv.
also liberal commission Referenra -
9qIircd. GI,in sales Mgr. 5I5 Old COLONY BI5s
hl19S
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

NO p,--t.,,,r -.~. -~>s->-~>-~>~-~--~--->-~>
~ ~ TENT INVENTIONS, REGISTER
trade marks or copvrIebts Sns NJ
4h'iIa~. JOS Utah Savings & Trust bldg.
%
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MONEY TO LOAN

STOP INTEREST.
We give borrowers from US the priyl-
lege OF making partial payments at any
time, stopping interest
Oldest and largest real estate loan
company In Utah.
HOME INV. G. SAVINGS COMPANY,
Glen Miller. Prest., w. First South 81.
d601
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TAILOR-MADE CORSETS

Mo 100000
-, g. 1aANH, SPIKELLA CORSETs
Eva Nc guarantee. rs w Attn North
MISC
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FOR aE1

FOX aEAL
Ideal location for g-9iu1
cry or fruit stand. mosH
Second South near Setna
modern living apartmsaa I
Long lease. cheap rent % :
Mr., BLAZE
UNITED HOME BuILDW
New 0rpae15 :
Wasatch LA
MONDAY 5lSN AZ
Q O'CLOCK
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foR sALE-RlAI1
improved and d.
SALT LAKE sgc,,,
STAtrIr e,,r,x
STATE STREET Ann !.

soom w5ll put ras you inv ia poSa sAsa
pIamSfaa lqal SsfS1nent i. 6SseemssI5i,1 sIi1s
sas: smsy % be e.. paid uos,s;.s oSsajs1.a S
~ s5e'Vo per month. 'I,ely 10y q
'H0 rate of : Per csSi @s'ea y!
ONE AND oNp
CITY AND coIsalF cosElFF,s sl,
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FOR PROFITABLE ROONING HOUSES
AND HOTELS, SEE US,
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DANCING WEDNESDAY AND SATUK-
day. Auditorium. Hall for rent for all
occasions. Phone Was. 1851 g455S
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COULD WE Make MORE LOANS
upon real estate than any five COM
petitors combined unless our methods
were right?
Twenty years experience with only
one foreclosure.
IL E LIST South. m2661
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USED AUTOMOBILES AT PRICES TO
suit all buyers. Cheesman Auto Co,
81 Automobile row. k1035
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t3eeA

Down and $500 g maa
1i-room transient houss, q
and well located. Act qsid
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CLEANING AND DYEING

Z. .. ~'-|7-N--~@-~-~-~~~-O-~--~
0Aiel LAKE CLEANING co, BES1
"ork, prompt delivery. 2G5 South State
YVES. C235, Hyand 1899. sSSs
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For Sale-Motorcycles

j III. p, TWO-SPEED INDIAN 1913
model, tandem, luggage carrier, whistle
presto tank, lamp. horn. etc. Enqulre a
s1f So. west Temple. Phone Was. 32OO
157s7
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Ar; saa Mop; s?5 Or -: aoi;;. ;.Iss Iss.'s &
close In. 5: s:,Isor. e,Ior
for city prope' prTe II; vs.
414.
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Q rooms. elegantly furnished. modern
Dirt cheap at $3.50
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LIVERY STABLES

-~>0~~N--~~->-~~~~-~O~~~
Mccoy STABLES. CARRIAGES AND
HGEt livery horses bought and sold
: -o.Ic o., Oil
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ROSS C. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER
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o,rnp * pTp cgI J

OVER Is PER 9Ssa
Apt. house. 4 blocI =
ness center, on the -
the city; 4 apis, -
bath each: 2 apis -
The latter can p
rooms each. AlFaH, N
list for these aplS.
included: for nag
cash. bal. ona ana as,SllIf RI
I per cent. (Ths h. ss11Ss.. d
the n,oney; me ,Iag
any time on this
s6 West Bro'tH
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WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED FARM
er. ranch to run on shares. with every
thing furnished, or you furnish the money
and / will furnish the land and give you
half land and crop Address BIS. Trib.
une hose
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Dancing

WALTZ TWO-STEP, THREE STEP
taught in four lessons Write for IN
structions. Woodwards academy. "a
Main ST. 1925
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WHERE TO STOP

100000 S--~~~---~-~~~~~-~-~~
LINCOLN HOUSE. 6S EAST 1ST so
ZoO rooms: rates, sac. i0c and soc; mod
e.h, oatns, i5C u133G
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w. L. WETHERBBE CO, DESIGNERS
and manufa cturers Of bar, bank. Office
and store fixtures: also agents for billiard
and pool tables and supplies. Office and
factory. lbs-1S0 West LIST South. Wasatch
sg2S- h3320
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

BANK, OFFICE. BAR AND STORE
fixtures: special designs submitted on
application: household refrigera,ors. car
ON and pocket billiard tables. bowling
alleys and supplies. Brunswick Ia Ike
Collendcr CO.. 55-51-5e West South TEN
pie, Phone Wasatch 45S a4OSs
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WASTE PAPER & GARBAGE

OIAd WASTE PAPER & GARBAGE
60. A. lllinSsworth. manager Phone
w eadtCN WI. u 42a
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PIANO TUNING
WALLPAPER CLEANING

N~~~~~-~------>N-~----~~~-~
HOME PAPER CLEANING co. SPE-
cial prices fall and winter work Was.
3l53. d3179
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

.TT--.
i@-hDIE,S h,lES AND CENTS HIGu-CLASs
mana pressing. guaranteed. , w ond
11tsl, W as. HQiI e,426l
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III ACRES I;Si BEAIc Icis.I z
land in NIo, NnIoo,0ins ssn,
house. chicken sgoyuthtss
payment Torcr;5
IsSA RGek%G99s we Or 4 'HayGiSad ~
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$1,000 cAsa
FlVE-RooM Ironsns

. This bungalow /, a.. Il
street street. sidewalks. i Il 'l,s.A acs.A
water. sewer, eino,- 's cor,s
range Installed, bse AA
ana an IL only a few nS rnI,0isI, n,
center Of the oI,w ,l'As,.s n
balance Of the pn.ct fcs
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

The Original Hotel Broker OF TIT
Intermountain West.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

50-room hotel in the heart Of the city.
A dandy proposition for a man with small
capital. First payment and terms to
suit Rent $3.50.