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Business Good Despite the
Customary Midsummer Pause.

New York. July 25.-R. G.. Dun K
COS. Weekly Review Of Trade. tomor-
row, will say:
The cuStomy midsummer pause in
mercantile and Industrial activity is
ON, yet the volume of transa ctions con-
tinuts large and confidence is fully
sustained. Conserva tisms remains gen
7eral in most channels hat this is tenn
pori2ed with u degree Of optimism
that reflects favorable sentiment as
J. m "a r,fsaay dtpalaSatiIi'ai ars,,e4i.
Buyers are combining their operations
IL stalhes' 10 C nnspplfIin two ahead.
There Is, however. Il steady demand
for spot goods and rs stocks are linn
tied prices are very well maintain
ed Most attention At pre- sent Is being
given t. novelties fof fail and spinG
use. and business in this department
pinehams are being ordered for
spring and bleached cottons are
closely sold up. in some instances be-
ing oversold, for the next two months.
Export trade is quiet
Business in underwear and hosiery,
for spring, is better than last year.
some johbers having recently placed
orders for large quantities. In WOODEN
and worsteds on the lines of men $
wear that for spring have thus far
been opened reductions of from DC to
Zoe per yard have been announced.
The prevailing feeling in the trade is
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Shipping News.

Franklin, Me, July 25.-Arrived;
Schooner Eliza Levensaler, from west
ward.
West Sullivan. Me. July 2h--Arriv-
ed: Schooner Charlie and Willie,
Portland.
Machias, Me-, July 25.-Arrived:
Sehooners w. r. Perkins, Bridgeport;
Alaska, New Bedford.
Sailed: Annie NJ. Preble, Boston;
Josie, Dorchester.
Portland, Me, July 25.-Sailed
Steamer George E. Warren, Newport
News.
Schooners Fannie and Fay, and Cal
vim p Harris, New York; Gatawam-
teak. w. d. Magyar. K. l.. Davis and
Fannie F. Hall. Boston: Mamie Saun-
ders, eastern port.
Bangor. Me-. July 25.-Sailed
Schooners J. Frank SeavY. New Hav-
en-: adie A. Kimball Boston. Schooner
Harriet c. Whitehead. New York.
New York. july 25.-Arrived: Steam
or Cedric. Liverpool
Boston, July 25.-Arrived: Steamer
Saxonia. Naples. Caroline, Havre.
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WINTHROP CENTER.

MIR. and Mrs Myron Deering of
Rridgton were recent guests at George
Sleeper's.
Mrs. Lewis Millspaugh and her Sun
day school class of girls enjoyed trip,
Thursday, to Ocean Point.
Mrs. Anna Richmond and children,
Selah and Arab, passed Wednesday
with friends.
The college of agriculture of the Uni
versity of Maine Will hold a farm dem
onstration Field day in the orchard OF
Clement and Taylor. Wednesday. Aug.
6. Some of the hest speakers that 1t is
possible to obtain will talk on the DIFF
ferent subjects pertaining TO orch
arding II is expected that two men
from the United states department OF
agriculture and two from the college
of agriculture. besides others who vii
be engaged soon. A most interesting
and helpful meeting for orchardIsts
and it is hoped that farmers and theh
wives Will not miss this opportunity.
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one of confidence. owing to the contin-
ued fav"ra BILE CROP prospects and good
reports from the leading industries and
railroads.
Trading in sole lea Their is checked
somewhat by scarce supplies and as
shoe manufacturers are operating only
for immediate requirements upper
leather is accommodating. A good many
footwear buyers are in the Boston mar
ket and current demand is larger than
far some time past.
Each week records some progress in
iron and steel, evidences of improve
ment becoming more and more appar-
emit Not only does the volume of new
business show an expansion, but some
good sized contracts are pending es-
peaiaHy on bar business in agricul-
tural machinery lines. In the Pittsburg
district, the plants are not running at
pore than 60 per cent. of capacity. yet
conditions are viewed with increased
confidence.
injuries in pig iron aggregate a
heavy tonnage. and while orders for
the Card quarter are slow in being
closed, prospects are nevertheless i'm
proved 4 fairly brisk demand is EVIL
dent for plates and structural shapes
yet business is expected at lower
prices than is customary.
Failures, this week, numbered POS in
TIE United states against 2G6. last
year. and % in Canada compared with
&c. a year ago.
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BOW DOiNHAM.

,,,..rs I.illian core is the weekend
guest Of her daughter. Miss MartorA
cone, Portland.
Miss Mildred Seigars is spending a
week II l'ottse's Point. South Harps-
VOL.
Miss Jeanette Dunlap has been visit
ZIG neg friend, Miss Gretchen Hulse
fer few days.
Mr. Lindsey Of Lowell is visiting al
the home of Robert Gordon
Miss Ethel Ward of Hollistnn. Mass.
Is rhe' guest Of Mr.. and Mrs + inkley
MIR aud Mrs. w. f. Given were Rath
visitors. Wednesday
MI. and Mrs. VIII Ross of Fresque
Isle, have been guests II Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Sylvester.
MIR. and Mrs: Gay. who have been
visiting in f8%n, for few days, re-
turned. Friday. Ia their home IN SOM
ercliie.
Mrs. Frank Houdlette has gone IL
Dresden to visit her son, William
Houdlettc.
ar. and Mrs. Sansster of Portland
are Spending their vacation vita Mrs
&enastef's father, Mr.. Charles Clapp.
Miss Viola White and daughter. Ma
rIcn. were in Augusta, this week. at
tanains the wedding Of Mrs. Whites
brother. MIR. Edgar Fletcher.
Mrs. Fulton Gray of West SedgwicN
Is visiting he: cousin. Mrs Augustus
:selaars, 49, ~ 80.
Thu. ssised Tics" met. "Wednesday,
wHR Miss Gretchen Hulse for Basket
ball practice.
I tEa.tAg.s
Wednesday,. the guest Of Mrsa Arthur
Yeatsii..
Mrs. Cora Wilson of Wareester
Mass. is the guest, for the snmnidi, II
her parents. Capt and Mrs. staples
Mrs. Ralph Currier and SON. l,u-
dolph, of Haverhli, Mass. are guests
Of Can't. 1nd Mrs. Adams.
Carl Malley Of Freeport was the
guest. this week, of his sister. Mrs. II.
d. Gr:int.
CLYDE Gray of Richmond was the
guest of ROLAND small, Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Cheney was the guest OF
Miss Gladys Lilnriall
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McFaf land
i%of Pdston and Robert Mcfarland are
guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Mcfarland.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Elliot Of Somer-
Vile, Mass, are guests Of Mrs Sarah
Elliot. t q
Miss Hattie Perry has returned home
from Vienna.
Ed. Cornish is taking an auto trip
Z through Nova Scotia and New Rrnns-
wick with his brother and sister. Mr..
and Mrs, Vromm of LINN, Mass.
~.
home from Camp Curtis.
Miss Celia Brown and Mrs. Ola Fur
bush have returned from Mere Point
Mrs. Isabel ,Corliss and Mrs. Eva
Kane have, gone to Boothhay.
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BORN.
CEMRERIAN

CUMBERLAND.
Harrieon-,luIy 16. to the wife of Ray
mond Whitney daughter.
FRANKLIN.
RangeleY-.1ulv T. u the wife of join
r. pillsbury. a daughter; July IL. TO tho
wife Of George Hoar. Il son.
Farmington-1uly Il. to the wife of Err
nest Dyke. a son: July Il. To the wife OF
Harold Stafford. daughter.
HANCOCK
West Tremont--July 10. to the wife OF
ter Long Island-July II. To the wife OF
Winfield II. Mckown, "A daughter.
OXFORD.
Lockes Mills-July II. to the wife OF
wife of Fred Whitehouse, a daughter.
North LoVelI-July Is. to the wife OF
Bert Kendall. a daughter.
BRYANT Pond-July 20. to the wife of
Winfield s. Moves. a son.
Rumford-July 10 to the wife of Joe
Belanger, Il daughter
Canton-July II, to the wife of G. w
Walker. Jr.. a son.
MeXico-,Iuly 10. to the wife of w. a
PENOBSCOT.
West Penobscot-,Iuly Il. to the wife of
Fred w. York. a daughter
PISCATAQIIS
Monson--.Iuy 10. to the wife of Austin
Brown. Il daughter
Greenville-Jct. July II. TO the wife of
Charles Graham SON
SangerVille--July II, to the wife of
Reginald Lunt q daughter.
SOMERSET
New Portland-July Is. to the wife of
Ross Knapp. Il daughter.
WALDO.
Troy-July 10. to the wife of Loren
Shaw, son.
WASHINGTON
Danforth--luly ii. to the wife OF Rev
I. IT. Lidstone, q daughter.
Calais-July IL. to the wife of VIM. j
Morrison, q son.
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DI E D..
CUMBERLAND

II ADfsftl4A Nj.
Portand-July -. Miss Sophronia At.
kins, aged - years. July -. John T. Con.
nors. July Il, Blanche @. Young, aget
30 years, ! month. % days.
Westbrook-July 2i Mary \. Loeklin
aged . Years
Yarmouth-July q. Hester \. r. Bates
aged ~ Years months, y days
South Portland-Jnly %. Lorenzo A
Forgione.
FRANKLIN.
Ghesteryille-July 20. Mrs Harriet y
Upham, aged Sc years.
HANCOCK.
Long fsland-Juy T. infant daughtel
of Mr. and Mrs. Winfield II. MeKown
aged ] day
Birch Harbor-July 49, Mrs. Charlotte
II. Weseott. aged 6 years: July Il. Mrs
Esther J. Pettee aged 81 Years
Trenton-luly ~, Miss Flora E. Burns
aged 6S years.
KENNEBEC.
Clnton-July 10. Miss Jennie Hunter
Raileyville-July Il. John ofern. age
"A years.
AVnthrop-July 70. Mrs. susie d}oocls
Hammond. aged IS wears
Ganaan-July l6, Mrs. Amy Hubbard
Wilten-jGly %. Mrs Lydia Allen bud
ley aged % years I months.
Rocklaud-1nly b. Lucy Counce Cas-
aged 20 years. months and % days Jul
p. Mary +. Brown. aged 70 years,
months and II days. July u. infan
laughter Oh tOion -. ana Louise +
Strout
Rockport-Juy 16. Clarence e. Leach
aged g years, months and 81 days.
OXFORD.
West Sumner-Iuly II. Herrick O. Tuell,
aged "a years.
North Paris-July. -. Helga McKeen.
aged months and days.
PENOB~t 81
Bangor-July q. Joseph r Robinson,
aged y years; July %. James Connolly
aged 90 years.
Hampden-July 1s, Samuel Cole. aged
& years
Millinocket-July Is Samuel Folsom.
aged 81 years and months.
Pymouth-July 20. Mrs Mary Anr
Woodsome. aged 81 years.
SOMERSET
Pittsfeld-July l6. Mrs. Ann T. Libby
aged 81 years.
WALDO
Befast-July % Miss Eliza A. CHM
aged - years.
WASHINGToN.
Milhrdge-Iuly L. Luther Locke
Galais-JuY l6, Frances NJ Brown
aged 6S years and month July Is. Mar
tina Scott, aged Is years.
Meddyhemps July L, Grace Curry On
Wis. aged Is years, 5 months and II days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-26

The deaths of Donald Kenney am
Christopher Gustin during an inltla
ton into the Loyal Order of Moose l
Birmingham, Ala, Thursday night
probably Will result in formal actio
being taken against the lodge durin
the meeting of the Supreme Counc
in Cincinnati. next week. The tw
men, candidates fer membership II
the order, were being initiated. Par
of the initiation consisted. according
to the report of giving the men ar
electric shock. In some manner tht
men were both given severe shoct
and they became unconscious an(
died shortly Afterwards.
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KENNEBEC.
BELGRADE e.

Funeral services for the late Green
lief G. Bartlett were held. at Z. NJ,
Thursday. from the family residence.
Rev. Fl f. Dunnack of Augusta Off
ciated Interment being made in the
family lot in Woodside cemetery. Mr.,
Bartlett has passed nearly all of his
life in Belgra de, where he was 4 re-
spected citizen. A widow and a son,
Lincoln A.. of Belgrade Lakes; one
daughter. Angie o., who resides with
her parents. two grandchildren, Ber-
tina and Kenneth Bartlett, of Belgrade
Lakes. survive Mr. Bartlett passed
his 18th birthday but two days before
his death, diving on the farm which
was settled by his father in early life.
He being the last of a family of nine
children Much sympathy is express
ed for the bereaved family in their
loss of a kind husband and father
and the neighbors a good friends and
neighbor.
WEEKS MILLS.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Choate and son
Charles. of Augusta, passed the Sab
bath with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Charles.
Mrs. Choate and Charles Choate have
lust returned from a visit to XIII ide,
Co. Meath. Ireland. They bring with
them some very quaint and valuable
souvenirs and can give a highly inter
esting account of the manners and
customs and scenic beauty of the En-
raid Isle.
Mrs. Harold Charles and little sons.
Wright and Urban visited in Augusta,
recently
The farmers in this vicinity are much
disappointed in the hay crop
The local fishermen are reporting
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MARRIED..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Auburn-July 10. Earl B, Norris and
Grace f. Collins; July 20, Ruel s. Wright
and Olivia l.. Libby.
FRANKLIN.
Farmington-Albert T. Thurston and
Miss Florence A. White
HANCOCK.
Extraordinarily IS, Efhe l. Franklin
and Charles o, Garland July -. MIS-
Sadie ". Cousins and Albert Stewart.
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lilv17dtf

Vernnal-]ulv l6. Laura Augusta Whit
more and Norman Il. Dow.
KNOX
Thomaston-Jnly 10. sanford X. Hunt
and Nellie Cummings
Vinalhayen-Iuly - Wallace Ieasa
and Vera Condor.
LINCOLN.
Wadoboro-July II, Everett +. Sim
mons and Alice Met orrison.
OXFORD.
Norway-July Is, Harold Hartley howe
and Grace Mildred Heath; July Is,
George w. Babineau and Rosie Russell
July l6, Edgar t. Holden and osoldie -.
Frost; July 10, Earl q. Felt and Nina
kimbal
pENoBSCOT.
Bucksport-July l5 Harry C. Page and
Ella NJ Erskne; July 15 Roy Homer
and Gladys Lowell July II, Emery 5.
BoWden and Carrie z. Bridges.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-26

Jewelry valued at s2535O was stolen
at the home of Mrs Thomas Guilfoyle,
lie Clark avenue, Chelsea, Mass,
Thursday afternoon. The thief
smashed open a bureau drawer with
an ak to get the articles.
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SOMERSET

New Portland-July 10, James Lord
Howe and Mrs. Blanche -. Landers.
Madison-July ., Winthrop II. Stanley
and Maud Dyer.
WALDO.
Troy-Iuly 20, Sumner Bennett ana
Louise Sanborn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-26
LINCOLN.

Waldoboro-July II, Everett +. Sim
mons and Alice McCouson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-26

VernnaAIulv l6. Laura Augusta Whit
more and Norman Il. Dow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-26
West Enfield-July II. Willard
Haynes and Christie |. Shotey.

Foxcroft-Thly 90 stephen w, Leven-
sailor and Alice Davis.
Parkman--July II, Frank Crosby and
Iva Young
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..a:rs. Lillian core is the weekend
.f'iest Of her daughter. Miss MarjorA
cone Portland.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished

FOR RENT.
s-rm mod. bungalow, S39 Lincoln St
6-rm. mod. br.. 655 End South. $3o. 90
6-rm. mod. hr,. 1897 10th East...... 1900
s-rm. mod. br., 81 "B', ST.
5-rrn. mod. hr.. s Concord Place. . s25 90
concord Place, 325 +, Broadway
6-rm. mod br., 81 Church street., 20. 90
S-rm. mod, e03 5th East: .....,.., 40 90
lo-rrn mod or 10 Kendall square 600
6-rm. mod. br.. S55 9th East .... 1000
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV CO..
35l Ma In Street. Phone Was. 27.
e2e2
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GARBAGE CANS

GARBAGE CANS FURNISHED FREE
with our service. S. l.. Scavenger &
Sanitary Garbage Co. 20 East ith South
Wasatch 1iO. c3627
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For Rent-Jodge Rooms

FOR RENT-LODGE ROOM WITH
SntoSh block ha1o1
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VETERINARY

$. F. VETERINARY COLLEGES mn
sihs sept. ~. No profession offers
keane, pres. 1913 Market ST., San Fran
''''o' d6l7
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For Sale-Horses and Vehicles

A GOOD WORKING TEAM FOR SALE,
weight about 1880 lbs. wagon and har-
ness: cheap on account OF sickness. 80
Donaldson court, Attn East, between lst So.
and SO. Temple. eiJ9
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA WAGENER's STUDIO
u East Third South China suIta HE
for gifts and prizes. Class and private
HSfoflS COCO
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CARPET CLEAN

CLEAN AND RESTORE col
rugs and carpets. will rt-
grease or any stains, satiafsa1
anteed. Frank Martin, 6s W 4
Phone Wasatch 1855.
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BANKS AND BANKING
TYPEWRITERS

l EN- DAY SPECIAL BARGAIN IN pr
punt type~r!ters. Write for price is;
All makes for rent or sale. Agenty RLyaI
and Corona machines. Utah TvenwriI.r
Exchange, Salt Lake CITY Utah 49,
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s-RM. MOD. BRICK, 225 SO. SRD
E. St ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .S25 90
6-rm. mod brick. No. Poplar CT. 1s 90
6-rm. mod. brick. No 1T5 Social
ndli .''........s.. -..s.s.s.. -V-oo
East - ..."........ o. ' ,.............. ~ " 1850 1880
FRITsCH. 2o1-2oS Felt bldg.
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FOR SALE
Poultry and Pet Stock

p.-w.'S CHICK MAMMA SUPPLIES
every need for chicks from one DAY TO
three weeks old. $3.50 per nunhren
Porter Walton Co., 274 South State.
1850
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WALLPAPER CLEANING
PLUMBING. STEAM FITTING

j. M: LUCE. PLUMBER. WORK
Hyland 1867, fehh sn
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FOR SALE

soFAlE
For Sale-Misc., Il
~ -'"0>->-"-~--->~~-o. ASCellanez-
sAS4 sSlj,s5A AND cRAvEr.
tractor gravel pit. p p AT
''AN''' Inc Phone Was. wai :; ,,lss Ss',' I
SG;aLLED NJ. FOR r,
South. 'Ds'OeFs Tailoring s'Si e. s0s; r
"
"IA,;G Royai BBElEAD Bsl;A FOR sA7s =;
N''sa' iaNinE Co., aiai.L iHLE e., cH1
FENCE INC POSTS. ;s AM =,
oreo. Hyland 1910 'l' pss
? LARGE. ELEGANT 1,--
npo np,uto glass wall casss sshHooAlo
WE MUST CLOSE o;;n-
and % 60, OF rendy-mnde suI,.uR ouR !
sold e 1ey your PICK; these mi, co!
Gu 1es e shan cost. sssS!n san "
". o'' 60 W. Temple. sHs 4
OIL 5;0 ppaAlNNT,lYGs, Pa N1,G cHicTssS;.
''an0' motel range. chsaTp'S v (
LlsTEN-wB ARp or,
pint bonded ssS.LLns0
oQe, bottle 81. whisky s ~ * 4
w.nes 26o to SOC nav ASo pr O.
ION; Blue Point op i oottlei
case OF beer $3.50 net. sseret set e
ners Imperial beer so,, oottla
s'ate st Was, s27a. s0e'al
TOLEDO 81 e o..,. ELECTRIC sc,;
2tsS 81, each, Apply q. q oo'cS q
'th East Hyland 1t5f an'p
FIRsT-cLAss wALsUs
almost new, will ssIi a. W/
terms j @. McDonaid e cSIt SnaIt
w. Broadway. Snonh1
SECONDHAND TJ0,n,
windows and lath. LJntiia
per load delivered. Hyland
CHERRIES. YOUR L1s-
Mrs. Devine. Hyland IlOs.w
COMPUTING SCALE Ann ~:
ice counter Sparks.Elts ~
22s S. West Temple. M
BARBER SHOP FoR 49,
sa;,th S1dd business; leaving city. q
TRIBUNE BICYCLE, coAs7v,>
cheap. PA e. lth So
SAVE MONEY ON pIcTrev i
Ing at Horizons Book shoS
Broadway, N'0H
FOR SALE CHEAP sFIryn,,
2nd-hand show and wall csssl Z
Wethernee Co.. 15s w. Ist r.
GOOD PIANO. CHEAP a /
for horses. Mitchell Van n
Temple. aA' ~
GOOD GRAPHopHoNE
choice records; price s2y ~
une.
WILL SELL 10000 SHARES
tern Trout & Poultry CO..
&c per share. All or psrt
M-5. Tribune.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Tr,r
on and harness: plot OF yI
miles from town: lease OF 5.ra
barn and outbuildings. Pm
Apply 1874 SO. 5th East
sIDEBOARD. BUREAU AM
stand, also bookcase. lou
kensinston ave. Fly. a22. l.
FOR SALE THREE ~
shares Western Trout ab3
stock: a bargain. Address La
RUBBER TIRED. FOLDING
buggy, cheap II taken at oncs
D-l5-l6, Savoy hotel.
ONE WHITE DIAMOND. I-K7
taken quick. Address M-G, q
CARPET CLEANl
c~->>--.S ce----c-->s
CLEAN AND RESTORE CO.
rugs and carpets. will nd
grease or any stains; satistat
anteed. Frank Martin. 6s ".
Phone Wasatch 2266.
VACUUM CLEANERS REM
a day up; work done. BatA
2635.
TEL, HY. 2o1s FOR CARPET n
cleaning. S. L. Carpet Gu
i26 Seventh East
F. C. GROENDYKE Q
Carpets steam cleaned 0z
work insures satisfaction. Rs1
speciality. Hyland 3220-J.
A, F. THoRNBERa STEAM
and relays carpets; our vefL
teed or no pay. Works. sSs z
Hyland 1905.
NATIONAL HOUSE d
Cleaning Co; 9yi2. 81. vacuua
and house cleaning. Wasstca
Templeton bldg.
Vacuum Cleaners
EVERYTHING IN THE
cleaner line. Call Stewart-G
Was. 900 or i3o.
LAUNDRIES
~~-~~o,-
WORK BACK SAME DAl
ouested). No extra chsYs
PALACE LAUNDRY
Office II West 1st Soutn.
office 70 W. Second souih
office 70 z. Second souin.
Office 80 E Third South.
Works 75s E. Fourth 'ul'
1852, 5e2.
laundry brought TO oitio7
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SANITARIUM

QUIET. COOL. PRIVATE SANfTARIITM
where nervous CASES and children are
cltrred to: ideally located: rates r,a
sonaole. l07 Wilson ave. Hy. s59-R
e1os
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on SEPT. |. STRICTLY MODERN. tYN-
Furnished S-room brick house conye-
nispt 70 car. Si5 rer month. Phone
today. Wasatch Gs62-W. diIlI
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BOARD AND ROOMS

FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT;
board II desired. No. Barrows ave,
between 5th and 9Th East on End Soutn,
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Furnished

WILL SHARE BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nishcd. 10-room home with couple, no
children; references required: best loca-
dss6o
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LIVE CHICKENS WANTED AT ALI:
times. Wtll call for. Phone Hyiamn
l54-R. c"'3'
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Furnished Rooms

IDAHO. NEWLY FURNISHED. STEAM
heat; $3.50 20 81 90 week. COLA Il. 4th
South. gli53
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For Sale-MotorcycIes

9 HORSEPOWER. TWIN CYLINDER.
new, cost 1925. will sell for $500. Must
sell at once. 355 So. State. d3T92
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SEWING MACHINES
CLEANING AND DYEING


SALT LAKE CLEANING co. BEST
work. prompt delivery. II East Broad
way Was. 5235. Hyland 1889. s2335
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MODERN FOUR AND SlT-ROOM DOU-
hic house. rent reasonable. Sc F street
Apply Sc; Second ave. dSis
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TWO FRONT FURNISHED ROOMS:
sas. electric lights; close in. III T..
So. Temple e7ei
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tNCALLED FOB p
s,S '''s; srv,Sth worth ta5 and tsiASiLoR T
South. tailoring "a ''
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NEW TEMPLE FAMILY HOTEL.
first class rooms, with excellent board,
block north Hotel Utah. IL w. No. Tom
pie WAS S065. cl6bo
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s-RooM BRICK. SIS: s27 WEST THIRD
South. ci2o
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For observation-disclosures


sTORES IN BUSINESS DISTRICT, {l5
garage. $500 50. feet floor space. suita-
Die for many purposes. ci295
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HOUSE CLEANING
SECONDHAND CLOTHJNC

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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOB OIL
clothes and shoes L. Green, Wasatcn
1903. oSs,
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MEDICAL
THE COMING YELLOW PERIL.
BEWAREl

THE COMING YELLOW PERIL.
BEWARE,
No germ can or will afflIct the hulna II
body, II Nunn's Black Oil is taken regu-
lar three times n week You are then
immune from any germ. Do as you like.
Proven II OF let It come. II will kin sure
when II strikes you
The same for horses and cattle Give
them one ounce In mash three times a
week. They never have the collie or any
other diseases. Chickens pigs COWS, etc
all the same. Prevention Is better than a
cure. Make your bodies immune from
a6vt is for your good. whether g-ou think
II or not I taee II every morning nv
sell l am free from any destructive
germ. Sold at ell druggists. soc and
81 90 n bottle.
Human in blue label
Nsnuioctured and sold by DR. c. w
NUM- Black Oil Co. Salt Lake C!tv
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