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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-15

Arrangements are complete for the
card party that will be given this
afternoon at tile Essex Troop armory
under the mana cement of Mrs. Aims
worth j. Hague and Mrs. Samuel
Owens The proceeds will be devoted
to the Women's and Children's Hos
pital.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-15

Miss Lillian Vanderveer, grand
daughter of Mrs. j. Warren Wander
veer, will be married this evening in
Warren c. Biggin, of Seventeenth
street The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev Philemon f.
Sturges, of St Peters Episcopal
Church, at Morristown.
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A luncheon was given by Mrs.
John Sehreiner at her home, 104 West
123d street, New York city,
yesterday afternoon, in honor
of Miss Mabel e. Selby, whose
marriage to Mrs. schreiner's son,
John Schreiner win take place to-
morrow afternoon. Covers were set
for Mrs. Frederick Straub. Mrs. Will
lam Champ, Mrs. William Carol
Wilson, Miss Esther Gibson, Miss
Helen Schreiner, Miss Marion Bailey
and Miss Genevieve Schrener. The
decorations were carried out in white
with sweet peas and smilax.
The Dickinson press., 1913-08-16
Business Locals

For rent-four room house. inquire
of K. T. Crawford.-adv. S.2-tf
Wan,ed-position as steam engineer.
Seven years experience. Can give the
best of references. G.. NJ. Boutwell,,
Quinion. N. D.-adv. 8-2.5p
All kinds of ice creasa at Odds Candy
Shop.-ady. 5l7-tt
Lost-August 9th umh ella IN armory
Basement. Finder please notify or
return to this ofice.-adv. Up
Wanted to rent--a quarter or halt sec
fion OF land no farther than 1 miles dis
tant from Dickinson. Good water and
buildings desired. Address Box 612,
Dickinson, N. D.-adv. S-o-3p
Mr.. W. S. Gunsalus, a farmer living
near Fleming, Pa. says he has used
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in his family for
fourteen years. and that he has found
it to be an excellent remedy, and takes
pleasure in recommending it. For
sale by all..dealers. adv. S-2-3t
The Dickinson press., 1913-08-16
School Bids

Notice is hereby given that the Fisher
school district No. IS. Stark county,
N. D., is prepared to receive bids for:
the erection of a 3-room combination
school house in accordance with plans
and specifications on file with the,
county superintendent in Dickinson and
at the Office of the clerk in Daglum.
Bids will be received until noon Of
bonds satisfactory to the board. The
board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
By order of board.
3. J. Eide, Clerk.
Dated August 18th, 1913. 8-16-5t
The Dickinson press., 1913-08-16
Local News

Miss Ora Gray of Medora was down
between trains on Wednesday.
Mercury registered at 90 degrees on
the 18th at the Dickinson experiment
station.
E. S. Johnson of Rainy Butte was
in Dickinson on Thursday evening and
stated that hail had destroyed his en-
tire crop on that date. Quite a strip
Of country around Rainy Butte was hit
by the storm of the 18th.
The four. Dickinson campers and
hunters. Geo. E. Ryder, A. B. Dinsmore.
F. J. FURY and Fred Robinson. came
out of the wilds of Montana and Wyom.
ing this week and report a most enjoy
able trip. Fred Robinson stopped oev,
at Miles City a day, the other three
arriving home Friday morning. They
spent most of the time in Wyoming,
going in south from Red Lodge, Nom
tana. They were near Cook City a part
of the time and found streams where
tutIe was me u60lnR.
A novelty in the way of a birthday
party was presented to about forty small
boys and girls by Mrs. B. Fl. Crawford
and Mrs. E. A.. Lillibridee at the Lilli-
bridge home Thursday afternoon. The
affair, which was a lawn party, was
in honor of Master Herman Crawford
ana Miss Blanche Lillibridge. whose
fifth birthdays are but nine days apart.
Lawn games and a folk dance were
the main features of the afternoons
entertainment and at four thirty dainty
refreshments and birthday souvenirs
were presented to the delighted chill
dren.
A play ground entertainment will be
given at the high school auditorium
next Thursday evening, August 21st.
There will be an exhibition of folk
dancing and a display of needle work
and basketry. Admission free. The
play grounds will close on the 23rd of
August and Miss Irma Bause, who has
had charge of the grounds during the
summer. intends to leave the same day
for her home in Madison, Wis, where
she will teach in one of the high schools
the coming school term. En- route Miss
B3use will stop off at Minneapolis.
The Dickinson press., 1913-08-16
HENRY FIX LOSES SIGHT
SON DIES At DICKINSON

While repairing some. machinery last
Wednesday, Henry Fix. who lives near
Antelope, CHANGED to get a piece of
steel in his eye, practically destroying
his sight. What makes it doub]y hard
is that Mr.. Fix had some years ago
through extracting a shell lost The other
eye thus leaving him almost totally
blind.
Added to the above great misfortune,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fix are left to mourn the
loss of their youngest son. Joseph, IL
years old, who was taken Monday to
the St. Joseph's hospital by DR.. Furman
for blood poisoning. His case was be-
yond medical aid and he died Tuesday
forenoon. The remains were taken
home, the same day.
The Dickinson press., 1913-08-16
LOCAL VIEWS

Dr.. A. j. Ohage was in Beach on
Monday.
O. R. Meyer, of the Benzie Drug Co.,
was visiting in Ohio this week.
E. A. Lillibridge returned the first
of the week from his business trip east.
M. M. Burnett is looking after some
agency work in the eastern part of the
state.
Large glass jars pure fruit preserves
21c at Roquette's Economy Sale Satur-
day.-adv. 1t
Mrs. H. F. Schroeder and sons were
expected home from St. Paul the first
of the week.
Mary Louise. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Reed, fell from a fence on
Wednesday and broke her arm.
Manager Tom V~allancey has been
improving the appearance of the Bijou
Theatre entrance with white enamel
paint.
Robert Hilliard and sister, Miss
Marion, and Miss Hildegarde Court
ney. left on Wednesday for a tour Of
the Yellowstone park.
The F. l. Roquette Co. are having
their basement rooms painted with
eme paint, preparatory 10 fitting up
q sales room down there.
3 cans Norway Smoked sardines for
Csc al RoQuette's Economy Sale Satur-
day.-adv.
Word came to Dickinson recently that
A. +. Crowl would likely leave Roches-
ter the first Of this week and with Miss
Crowl, 60 to Tracey, MINI.
Oscar Olson and family from near
Gorham autoed in Wednesday morning
on business. Mr.. Olson said the crops
out his way did not suffer from lack of
rain.
Mrs. Will Carroll gave a theatre party
to 16 guests Tuesday evening in honor
of Mrs. Frank Ferris and later they
were given a delicious dinner by Mrs.
{. E. Johnson.
Mrs. Freeman has the brick addition
to her theatre building we'll along. The
present plans are to have the new
play house ready for occupancy about
the middle Of Septem Der.
The Alces club held a regular meet
ing in the Elk building Wednesday
evening. A very sociable time was
spent at an informal card party after
which lunch was served.
This week Soules g. Butler have had
men putting in d new front in the Ry-
an building for the H. M. Roberts
jewelry store. The place will be ready
Tor occupancy in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mccarthy and
children arrived in Dickinson the first
of the week to visit Fred Mccarthy and
other relatives for a few days. They
had been at Brainerd and other points
in Minnesota. Mr.. Mccarthy continued
his journey home on Wednesday, to be
Joined later by his family.
The Dickinson press., 1913-08-16
School Bids.

Sealed bids will be received by. the
Sheffield School Dist. No. 20, Stark Co.,,
NJ: D. up to O o Aug: 80, 1913, for
building one school house on S: W. X,
.Sec.-29, T.-137, ROY, in accordance
with plans and specifications on file at.
the office of the County Superintendent.
The contract will be awarded to the low
est responsible bidder and a bond in
double the amount desired.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. All bids: must be mark.
ed '"Bids on School House."
By order of School Board,
Gregor Selinger, Clerk.
8-o-4t. SShefeld, N. Oak:
The Dickinson press., 1913-08-16
Louis Clark
Is Drowned
b i'east River On 1hursdsy. 1wa
Hours Before Body Was Re-
claimed. Son Of ]. r.
Clark

Louis Clark. con of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
R. Clark of this city, was drowned in
Heart river Thursday afternoon at about
$3.50 O'Clock. The sad news quickly
spread over the city and a large crowd
of people gathered on the fiat south
east of the German hotel while men
were dragging and diving in the ole" N.
P. dam to find the body.
It seems that Louis could not swim.
He is said to have eaten several dishes
of ice cream just before going to the
river with a number of small boys,
Tommy McAndrews, about IS, being
one of the Oldest. The boys were dar-
ing each other to wade out a little fur
ther into the deep water and Louis was
soon in over his head and went down.
Some think that he was siezed with
cramps.
The body, located in water IL to IS
feet deep. was reclaimed at about
S 80 O'Clock. The father took his life
less sons body in his arms and carried
it to a grassy spot on the river bank
when DR.. Bailey tried to bring back
the life that had just gone out but it
was too late.
Louis Clark would have been 10 years
of age about the middle of the coming
September. He was the youngest of
five brothers. Charles, Frank, Guy and
Joseph. The sisters are Mrs. W. H.
Brown and Miss Lucille.
Two of the brothers are working near
the Wilcox ranch and word was te le-
phoned to Oakdale on Thursday evening.
If the boys get in as expected. the
funeral will be held from the home at
10 O'Clock on Saturday, Rev. FIR. John
0ignam officiating.
Kind friends arc doing what they can
for members of the bereaved family,
who have the sympathy of the COM
munity.
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LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Ed. Summers was able to b

Mrs. Ed. Summers was able to be
out this week after a weeks illness.
Mrs. E. X. Leonard and daughter,
Mildred, spent a few days this week
with friends in Gladstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack DeMallie of Sioux
Falls, S. D., are visiting at the Frank
Lish' home for a few weeks. Mrs. De-
Mallie is a sister of Mr.. Lish.
Jack Lish and Will Kostelecky ex-
pected to leave Saturday morning on
stock trains for Chicago and other
eastern points where they will spend a
couple of weeks.
+: Jack A enew left the first of the week
for a visit at his home in Portland,
Oregon, and with friends in other coast
cities for a few weeks. Mr.. Agnew will
also make a trip to Alaska.
Miss Mabel Cummings. returned
Thursday night from south of Medora
where she has been for nearly two
months and will resume her work with
the PRESS the coming week.
The Farmers hotel property was
recently purchased by the Benedictine
sisters. who intend to remodel the same
into a boys dormitory where boys who
attend their school can board and room
al a very low expense. The Sisters
expect to have part of the building fin
ished at the beginning of their school
term and the whole completed some
time in September.
The Dickinson press., 1913-08-16
LOCAL NEWS

The Pythian Sisters intended to Civ
a dance Friday evening, August 18th,
in the X. P. hall.
The Dickinson press., 1913-08-16
Man Di es From Auto hccinent

John Davis, successor to Messer &
Koch at Yates. was terribly injured in
an automobile accident Wednesday.
He was taken to the st. Joseph's hos
pi,al that night and died of fractured
skull the next evening.
Wife of deceased is dead and he
leaves M daughter. The body was
prepared by Boulger & Hughes and,
at the time of closing our forms. was
being held until his daughter could be
located.
The Dickinson press., 1913-08-16
BUSINESS LOCALS

Wanted-horses to pasture by the
month. Andy Shipley. adv. 8-l6-3t
TIE only place you can get Carney
Coal is from A. A. Dinsdale. Phone
296 L.-adv. 6.l6-2t
Land for sale on s yearly payments,
81 per acre down. Also two relinQuish-
ments. S. s.. SUTHERLAND adv.
S.i6-4t
The Dickinson press., 1913-08-16
LUTHERAN CHURCH

Regular services will be held Sunday.
August 18th, German in the morning
at 10 O'Clock and English in the even
ing at 8.
W. Viergutz, Temporary pastor.
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TAILOR-MADE CORSETS

MRS. MANN, SPlRELLA CORSEIs,
l-year guarantee. 7e W. ith North
Was 1887, MISC
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous
A SAFE INVESTMENT.

"A Il l
Based on Truth and Common Sense
BY which all pains and disease can be
cured, and cured only by assisting nature.
OIL OF EDEN reiaXes. opens pores. al
tumors. golfers. enlargement OF glands,
all corrupt. impure deposits, and cleans
out the sewers OF the whole external sys-
tenn. SWEET SPIRITS OF EDEN re-
blood. regulates liver, Kidneys stomach
and bowels. rheumatism. all kindred
curablc nervous ailments, chronic consu-
patton. disorders. digestion; sick. bilious
headaches and nervous prostrntlon yields
TO marvellous virtue of Oh OF Eden (s2)
and Sweet Spirits OF Eden ($3); samples
Is cents and 81, Sold by leading druggists.
To enlarge plant. open consulting busi-
ness and supply office. will sell few
shares of working capital at 81 share
which draws an equal part OF all income
which is now fastly increasing. per
cent month, and will raise price OF
shares TO So on November 25, 1913.
See Dr. John L. kelett on appoint
CAL. CO-oP, MEDICAL co.
P. Q. Box Sl3, Salt Lake City. Utah.
We invested a few dollars in the c.
c. NJ Co and have drawn our dividends
for tho quarter ended April /, 1913; . per
cent for quarter ended July /. 1913. and
5 1-3 per cent for quarter ended Oct, L.
Mrs. J. c. Hanson. 7a2 W. n. Temple.
Geo. Q. AhlQuist, res, 1s3. Garfield.
Mrs. ], Krosh, 732 So. End W.. City.
Mrs. q. Gallegos. box 324 u. Garfield.
F. B. Scott, 227-s Judge Bldg, City,
Hanse Larson, Salt Lake City
VIM. Rumel. 1909 w. N. Temple.
Steven Rumel, 1902 w. N Temple,
Mrs. s. Rumel, 1902 w. n. Temple.
NJ w. Smith. Warm Springs, City.
Frank Williams. 3S2 So LIST West
Geo, O. Olmstead Hotel 2. Garfield.
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.UTO TOPS AND TRIMMINGS

kiE WELLINGTON AUTO TOP. TRIM
MING AND PAINTING co.
|anufacturers OF auto tops, scat covers,
In slips. cushions. side curtains and gen-
|ai repairing. Fifteen years experience
grade work with the Packard Co.
hd Winton Co. 569 So W. Temple.
as. 5456. f4256
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
improved and Unimproyed

HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN A. TRIrstrI
COMPANY.
5000 OO-s7OO.OO cayh. for
bungalow ON the car line In tbn
southeast, three bedrooms. din
ins room. paror, Kitchen fuil
TGuen' m, easement, GOOD heating
Mlll compare iayorably with nnv
hoinc IN the city OF its size ~
inns price All walls are hand
painted. dining room Is panel"d-
oak floors in TWO rooms Lot 50s
$50 feet, IVA
$1,000 'oom$2oo. 90 cash. win give you|
possession OF i-room modern.
bungalow, located near 10th So-
and 1lth East streets
II you have lot or a contract we VIM
accept IL as part payment on thIs|
modern bungalow at S54 o. lothl
South street. The lot is 50xla2'
feet There are five big rooms;|
the plumbing and heating plants|
are in perfect condition. Pcr-|
maps you have a small homs|
which you would like 10 exchanged
Tor larger one. If so. we will
consider it,
Modern, 5-room bungalow on the bench
going To be sold al a great sacris.
lice and on very liberal terms.l
We want YOU TO see this before
buying ,,dg We viii consider a
$4,000, OO,Oo-s5OO,0o cash, for 5-roon
modern brick bungalow on the
east bench; full cement base
mont cement walks in front and
rear; lot 23xl0 rods.
$4,000. .oO-s1oooo cash, for a Groom
oa Sangaiow r9 9anNy , on the east benchi
10Y I.GA1
plant; lot lGJ feet IN depth; al
special taxes paid.
East bench, near university, we have
two-story, eight-room resi-
dence. practically new. which We
VIII sell $1,000 below cost The
owner Is leaving the cty. II YOU
are looking for q bargain, dou'f
buy one until you have seen this
We have two big values to offer this
week in larger homes; one Is To-.
Gated on First avenue; lot SIX
lis feet. with a 10-room modern
home. which can be purchased for
the price Of the ground. Tho
other one is located on Second
avenue; lot 1S7xl25 feet. all taxes
paid with a 10room modern
home, In perfect condition. Each
one OF these homes is located on
corner lots.
We have a small store md residence
combined located at 21i9 South
State street. Same being on The
corner OF State st and Truman
avenue. This is an ideal location
Tor a grocery store and the prop-|
erty can be purchased at q sacrl-|
flee or most any reasonable
terms
We have l0h acres OF very choice land
located near 10th South and 1lth
East which the ownele Is desir-
of trading FOR city property
What have you to offer?
We havo bargains in business and resi-
dence property.
VIII build you home on monthly pay
ments.
We loan money on real estate.
Agents for the Royal, The Worlds
Greatest Fire ms. CO.
We will write your bond.
G per cent mortgage loans on hand for
investors,
We act in capacity OF agent In any bust
ness affairs.
HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.
Exchange 1871 3Oe-l1 Main ST:
h3iS1
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER

REYNOLDS g. SUMMERS.
Largest. best equipped stenographic Of
les IN the entire west. 1908 Walker
/ nix bldg. h217
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A GOOD FARM

100 acres highly improved. full watci
right S-room brick house. electric Light
and telephone; Is acres in alfalfa. q
acres In plow land, Ia acres In mixed
orchard, 40 acres In good pasture, Clos'
to school and churches, only three miles
from Clcarfeld; land we'll drained; cows
heifers, team of horses, full set tmple-
ments, pigs and "a chickens,
The owner of this farm Is In pool
health and must change his occupation
The farm is In prime condition and easily
worth $4,000. but can be had Tor Sl5,5Ou
for entire outfit $4,000 cash, balance %
suit purchaser. or will accept small
modern home In Salt Lake City as pars
payment,
PAHVANT VALLEY LAND COMPANY,
r. e. Exchange Dept, Was. leFl.
hSls1
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PRACTICALLY NEW BUILDING. SIT
untcG on corner. with modern improVe~
rnents: yearly rental 5000; nVest'ne,n,'t. !.
nets 10 per cent: owner moved from clsxs| III
and must sell at sacrifice; $500 VIII
handle property. Address D-3S. Tripunses;.
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80 rooms. right off Main. Best loca-
ton. Elegant entrance. Running hot
and cold water, $500 and terms.
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As rooms in heart of the city. Steam
heat, running hot and cold water. Ele-
CANT entrance and fine class OF 'perma =
nent rooners. Clearing $3.50 per month
$2100 and terms.
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30 rooms. Good location Rent S6 per
and balance TO suit
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GROCERY STORE SPECIAL.
$3.50 90
Buys stock and fixtures OF fine little
grocery store on Main st. Doing ca
pacity business. Lease alone worth this
amount
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STORAGE, MOVING, PACK
ING. SHIPPING

FHAT DO YOU MOST DESIRE WHEN
having your household belongings
owed from place TO place? You desire.
bove all things. not cheapness but care.
bu want your goods handled right, and
bt scuffed up. Such care 90 we eXer-
be, and at the same time our rates are
low as any, because our organization
large and efficient.
EDNAN FIREPROOF STORAGE CO..
Phone 555. 159 Main St.
1861
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RIVATE DETECTIVE SERV.

-~---~-~----~~--~~~0-~~~-~ ~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~.~~-~~oo
|RST CLASS WOMAN OPERATOR;
5ecret work. women detectives fur
Ehed: references. 4i0 Utah Saylngs' f.
bust Bldg. Was BOIL f660
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BETTnYON HOME BUILDERS CO.,
$40 Main st. Phones w. 2050. w. 203l.
h23ho
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$4,000 for Iunoh room that cost $11, 900.
Best location and mouey-maker. Must
sell Monday OF Tuesday.
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SEWING MACHINES


b. SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALL
Inakes. l59 State. Was. 1903 d34I6
'ANDARD SEWING MACHINES FOR
bale at prices and terms TO suit. Bow
\ & Evans. il3 So. w. Temple. b3i82
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

>>>,|5,oS
} PATENT INVENTIONS, REGISTER
trade marks or copyrights. see j. NJ
Iomas. 30S Utah Savings 81 Trust bldg
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| ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER.
The original Hotel Broker of the inter-
mountain west.
11s-room hotel; rooms and apts,; good
| carpets and furniturei strictly modern,
rooms and apartments always rented,
clears between 5000 and $500 a month.
Only $3.50.
42-room all modern conveniences; fur
niture and carpets Of the best, nll rooms
rented; clearing over 5000 g month, This
We positively guarantee. Nothing better
can be had for the money.
Hotel Of 90 rooms; well furnished and
making money, but owner is tired and
terms.
Hotel and boarding house of 80 rooms.
IN best mining camp In Utah. Only s1100,
Best transient 1o-Ioom hotel in salt
Lake City, $4,000; $1,000 cash. balance $50
sons why some people sell out, though
they are making good money.
Never before in all my experience have
5 rooms, elegantly furnished. modern
house; actually cost sl70o; for S7o0 II
sold this week.
Dandy housekeeping apis IL rooms;
rent S40s west side; only $500; $3.50 cash.
balance $40 O month.
Private roominH house, l3 rooms; east
side, $500 will handle; rent $50.
A beautifully furnished fiat; rooms /;
rent 3d. heat, water and janitor service
free. Only $3.50.
dandy boarding house Of 8 rooms /;
west side; only $500; all full
Furniture of 8 rooms; rent only $40 a
month. Price $3.50. West side.
1S rooms; Main street; rent only S75,
including heat. $500.
S3 rooms; rent only $50; prloe only
$500 A bargain,
20 rooms. newly furnished low rent;
positively clearing 5000 per month; price
S2500, In Bingham canyon.
10 rooms; rent s1o0, including steam
heat; $500; $500 cash.
5c COFFEE HOUSE
And light lunch; low rent; taking In
about $50 a day, best location; only $1,000.
For particular bargains in hotels and
rooming houses, see me. / sell more
than all the other agents combined.
ROSS C. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER
11S So. Main, Was. SS3s,
h3446
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Miscellaneous

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ACCORDION PLEATING

AND aIDE PLEATINC
|6oS East 2rd South. Phone Hyland
.1-J- basal
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HAIRDRESSING

ALL KINDS OF BEAUTY WORK
Done In your own home Call
Wesatch 1886 g14ts
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FOR SALE
For Sale-MiScellaneOus

WE HAVE a GOOD SELECTION OF
second hand heating stoves and ranges,
most all kinds and makes. Several good
pianos been little used. for sale or rent.
One electric plano, slot machine attach
ment. One extra large walnut sidehoard,
with ma rble top. fine condition: also cleo
trio washing machines and complete
line OF new and second hand household
furnishings OF all kinds at very reason
able prices. Fisher Robbins Co. go West
End South. doors west new Orpheum;
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HOTELS

LUXOR HOTEL.
CO2Y, CLEAN STEAM-HBATED RMS,
private bath, hot and cold water in
rooms; free public shower and tub bath,
telephone service; $3.50 a week and up.
o4 Main st h934