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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-07

We write fire insurance.
Two first class companies.
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EAST BROADWAY. MOST DESlR-
ABLE LOCATION NEAR 9TH EAST:
THIRTY SQUARE RODS. WITH TWO
ROOMS AND BATH, BARN: OTHER
SACRIFICE PHONE
HfLAND I4e-W. d723
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sann.

@axl3e feet to alley on corner Of
state and kensington ave. Terms.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE


improved and Unimproved
BETTILYON
HOME BUILDERS
COMPANY,
ga MAIN ST.
TIE GREATEST BARGAIN YET.
52ixts5-On 18th Eas, neer East South
temple; paving, sewer and walks paid.
Has a fairly good 5-room brick house on
it-for $4,000. Terms TO suit
BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOW
Built OF pressed brick: large rooms on
one floor and sleeping porch. fireplace
bookcases buffet, hardwood floors, ce-
mented basement. furnace, sewer, walks
$4,000 on terms. viii take good lot as
first payment.
SOUTHEAST BARGAIN.
4 good 5:.room frame house on lot
5O&lf1 for S1800-any Kind OF terms.
HERE'S A GOOD BUY,
well-built 5-room brick; lot 5oz165,
lots Of bearing fruit trees. chicken coops,
lawn and garden. Price $4,000; $3.50 cash,
SO per month; per cent interest.
NO. 101T BELMONT AVE.
Owner at home today; go see 1t. a
cosy, well-hu i-room modern brick. lot
is AlsT1AOi right of way east Of lot. !
S25Oo, on your own terms. It's o bar
gain.
TAKE THE SUGAR HOUSE CAR
and get off on Emerson ave. No. 1883
l1th East is a splendid 2-story shingle |
bungalow; large rooms; has beauti- |
fully finished interior; buffet kitchen. |
gas. separate bath md toilet. full ce
mented basement, good furnace, coal and
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SHAMPOOING
SAFES AND VAULTS

COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES ON
hand. Shealy Safe & Vault Co. IL
Pos'onice place oa54e
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WE WANT YOU
ONLY THREE LEFT

70 take advantage of the greatest realty
oferlng ever made the Salt Lake public
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6-room mottled brick bungalow close to
Ninth East, with a lot 50foot front,
cement walks and full cement base
ment. cement front porch and
beauty; screened-in back porch and
sleeping porch with windows for
winter; buffet kitchen, window seat In
dining room, built-in mantel and
bookcases library. hardwood floors
heamed ceilings, stained loaded glass
windows. This bungalow is beauty
and a bargain price.
$1,000. s32 per month. Price S425O.
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WALTER ROMNEY,
REAL ESTATE.

A BROOM SINGLE HOME,
WITH SUMNER KITCHEN AND
SLEEPING PORCH: LOT 4OX1T5
TO ALLEY; SHADE AND FRUIT
TREES.
a BARGAIN, ONLY $1,000. 500
CASH. BAL. $1,000 MONTH. 7
PER CENT. THIS WON'T LAST.
IF YOU OWN A LOT AND
WANT TO BUILD, WE WILL
LET YOU HAVE 1T.
CALL ON OR PHONE WAL
TER ROMNEY OR II. SAVAGE.
WAS. 1880. BASEMENT 80
MAIN
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"A ,"lICHES. WIGS. TOUPEES
IsIn~ oroer. Sasse's Hair Factory.
c779
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IN HoMEsITB ADDITION

you get more for your money than in
any other part OF the city, You get bet
ter terms. and we VIII protect you in
case Of sickness
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slonn
$4,000

3-room brick on South lst West.
Lot 2X10 rods. Terms.
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WE WANT TO SHOW yo1r

now easy it Is to get a coy home of Won
own In This choice spot.
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WHEAT SHOWS AN IMMENSE YIELD
In Park valley.
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LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED

AND REPAIRED: BABY BUGGIES RE-
Tired. G. A. Fowler key. gun, bike and
novelty works Phone Wasatch 1880 1lS
West End South, SLAP
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OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous
vANTED PARTNER.

- OPPORTUNITY FOR CAFE
SG ~ 10 open cafe In ogden,s most beau
sotei. Rent very & reaSGna Inta1 PIE Aet
~ y prop., Ogden, Utah d6
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS.
EACH A BARGAIN
si0o down. SIS per month. a large
5-rm. brk. and 5l-ft. lot, close In
on 3rd East, $1,000.
$50 cash, SID per month 3-rm. frame
and i6Xl32-ft lot, on eth East,
5000
S1250-Here Is a money maker A 5-ru.
adobe and Arm. frame; lot 3IX10
rods. Houses need repairing. They
will rent for $50 to $50. II you
have $500 cash you can make good.
Let us show you how.
S3200--SGS u. 5th SO. IFS a bargain In
5-rnl mod. brk and barn. $3.50
cash viii handle f. Balance long
time.
Building lots In all parts OF city at the
lowest prices and easy terms.
Peterson r. Il. 6. Inv. Co. 81 T. 4th So,
Was. 1920. 1854
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HAIR GOODS

"a yrJfD ------- ->-~>~-~~~~--~~--~~>->-/
iouH COMBINES MADE INTO
;suiS Woo Velvetina shop. 81 e.
c7S0
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and RANGE REPAIRS

RANGES CONNECTED. $3.50: WATER
Jackets cleaned. 81; l. jackets 50:
stoves repaired f. e. Morriss. Phone
Wasatch 671i-W sl4n2
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now YOU can save that hard earned
money that YOU are throwing away for
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fATENT ATTORNEYS

a. COMPANY. ALL COUN-
II -e'ms reasonable, PTS Judge
aC0T
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Innings. CRATES AND WATER
jackets. all makes, work guaranteed
G. D Lovett foundry. ~ eth West.
Wnsatoh $500 f24So
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OWNERS NECESSITY, YOUR oP-
PORTUNITY.
% acres good land. with good water
right, acres orchard. bearing, land
fenced: can all be cultivated common
frame house with fruit cellar 1SX30; title
good. joins city limits mile from street
car. We want 10 sell. ask $4,000. Make
an offer. This land has a promising
future.
20 acres of good garden land. fenced,
very near city; plenty OF lrrigating wa
ter: blocks from street cars. Price
$i250, terms TO suit.
. acres. miles from center OF city:
nicely fenced: small house, stable, fine
flowing well: 5-acre water right; good
land. Price. $3.50 cash.
ROOM 4oO ATLAS BLOCK.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
EAST BENCH INVESTMENTS.

EAST BENCH INVESTMENTS
Lots 500 each and up
$40 cash and SO month
one-half actual value
On the 18th East car line, passing the new
high school.
We have a few OF the finest lots on the
east bench. With graded streets. cement
walks and building restrictions.
More and finer homes being bull, in
this section than any other part Of the
city
J. L. DENHAM co.
Was 4133. a23 Main St Wss. a13s
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NO. 1917 BELMONT AVE.

Owner a home today: go see 1t, a
cosy, well-built i-room modern brick. lot
is i1ix1A0; right of way east Of lot
gain
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ApARTME3NT HOUSE BARGAIN
rrnsa tn fine location. paving over
60 'ner cent nct-sS5O0. Why keep your
money idle or drawing per cent when
YOU can get IL per cent on property that
VIII Increase In value
yu7sBARp INVESTMENT CO.
GO West Broadway, d662
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BROTHERS LOAN & TRUST
CO..
% East First South ST. Wasatch 24i.
ds5s
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LITTLE & LITTLE,

III 7 T LIZ " III T 4 III
5-room mod. pressed brick on llth E.'
near Brigham. a bargain at $4,000.
An apartment house bringing in $575O
yearly. for S37, 600. Another one bringing
in sS3oo yearly for S20; ,ol gVo. AnotheT tor
are ali good buys and close In 10 busi-
ness
5OxI32 feet, worth. ..,..--.. .,.. S625O
Groom mod home, renting for S25,
worth at least. ..,-.'......,-..... 2oOO
Total value .:.,,.....,'....-..; HS2bo
VIII sell for $500 and take vacant lot as
mart pnyment Location. Broadway and
5lh East ~, -, ~, g,
80 1852
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TAKE THE SUGAR HOUSE CAR

and get off on Emerson ave. No. 1853
llth East is a splendid 2-story shingle
bungalow: 8 large rooms: has beauti-
fully finished interior; buffet kitchen.
gas, separate bath md toilet, full ce-
mented basement, good furnace, coal and
fruit room; large lot. barn. coops. lawn
and shade. It's a bargain for $500
Terms 10 suit
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BETTILYoN HOME BUILDERS CO.,
WAS. 2o30 92S MAIN ST. WAS, 2031.
1850
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Abstracts-Title Insurance
Real Estate-TO Exchange

TO TRADE-EQUITY IN BEAUTIFUL
5-room modern home for desirable
farm lands, not too far from Snlt Lake
Wasatch 245i-J. rS7O2
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oppoRT1rNIry FOR A MAN

$50 CASH AND And $50 PER No: WILL
pf-Y g-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, NOT
g,iy RIJT HAS MODERN PLUMBING.
SEHR CORNER or 4TH SOUTH AND
lsT IEAsT oHE ISL SIDE p1s1c,5 OF HOUSE o1Sf
&fo ssioo TRITsCH, 2o1 AND 2o2 FELT
BLD'- db96
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TAKE ASHTON AVE. CAR

10 Browning ave, go east TO 10th East,
two short blocks. No. 1923 IS one OF the
prettest new bungalows In town; o
rooms and library; beautiful interior
woodwork, built-in buffet and book
cases: leather paneled dining room
beamed ceilings, loaded glass windows.
fine electric fixtures and mantel. large
mirror In closet door Of bedroom; fine
linen closet; large sleeping porch. kitchen
porch: full basement, Torrid Zone fur
mace with hot water connection; sas
range. gas water heater: all walks In;
gutter and spout; screens. A complete
home. S4100. on terms.
DON'T HESITATE.
You can't lose SO cash. SO per
month. for a 25xl25-foot lot. can sell
two or four. Located on Taylor avenue,
900 feet east Of State ST facing north.
Taylor avenue is in Lockwood addition.
Take State st. car. Price of lots $3.50
each We will build you a home there
on easy terms We give You your choice
of 5000 lots IN all parts OF the city. Prices
are right and terms will suit you.
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MAKE US AN OFFER.

s2iXs2s CORNER End so, BIRD
EA ST. THREE MOD APARTMENTS.
RENTAL INCOME Sll5. MUST BE
SOLD TO CLOSE ESTATE
NUSINE AGENTS. 81 f. iTH SOUTH
WASATCH 1920. 1855
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START TODAY

to put something away for rainy day.
TO get a home for your family, and be
independent VIII you let us help YOU?
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PRINTING

AZ Al PREss-UTAITs BIGGEsT
|abd Tat4ng. B!ad!ng, Office Sup
ad u arnltuye. Legal Blanks. 6S
-. Phone exchange 209. let25
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sg5O0

Ss5O0.
On 18th East st. bet. tst and
2nd South, full two-story. S-room
pressed brick home. hardwood
floors. furnace. large cement base
nent. five bedrooms with closets,
large lot with excellent view,
Terms.
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McKELLAR REAL ESTATE & IN
VESTMENT CO.
INVESTMENT BANKERS,
5o2 and io3 Walker Bank Building
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.CHIROPRACTORS

Il 'tioss. = CECIL. GRADUATE Graduate cuIRo.
1eaIiv Nhronsc and female troubles
81 Consultation free. Suite
-eln. r23l
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AND JOBRERS

FENTpv r,S,-~----e~-~~~-~~
bred i. r. SCREENS, FURNITURE
floh upholstered. Give us a trial
" fueher' l5e e. 2nd So. Was.
or1Gr
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LINES AND MINING

q sssIoR, KNOWS coon MIN.
ats. mISy and formations. wants
20 an get results: references.
<, lTipune. u5ll
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SANITARIUM.

QUlET, COOL, PRIVATE SANITAR
iuni. where nervous cases and children
are S9terod 10; Ideally located: rates rea-
'o"a "' wilson ave- Hyland .S59-R.
1854
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A TIP
TO OUR LOCAL, INVESTORS,
TO N. e A. DELEGATES.
TO n. e. A. VISITORS AND ALL
OTHERS.

Now is an opportune time to buy Salt
Lake City property. / can put you next
to a good many buys where l Will guar
antee n profit. And here are few for
your consideration.
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TIE GREATEST BARGAIN YET.

a we'll built 5-room brick; lot 5ox16o,
lots OF bearing fruit trees. chicken coops,
lawn and garden. Price $4,000 $3.50 cash.
$40 per month; 6 per cent interest.
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TYPEWRITERS

|.DAy r0>0~7~~-0~o~~->~~
IA i iy,s srEClAL BARGAIN IN RE
<akssp writers Write for price list
coron,' 'or rent or sale. Agents Royal
snRn machines. Utah Typewriter
-cse, saIt Lake City. Utah. dg74
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CHARLES W. wEITzEL
PASSES NAVAL EXAMINATION

Charles W. WcitZel. son of Il. II.
Weitzel. general manager of the C..
+. 4 I. company. has successfully
passed the rigid examination for en-
trance to the United States Naval
academy at Annapolis. The an
nOuncement was received by Mr..
Weitzel in Pueblo yesterday.
Young Weitzel was in his second
year in the Central high school and
went east some time ago to take tn.
examination. having received the ap-
pointment to the academy on the rec
Gmmcndation of Congressman Keat-
ing. Candidates for the academy arc
required to pass severe examinations.
both mental and physical The word
went out few days ago that nearly
the entire class had failed and that
1t would be necessary to take the ex-
animation over again Young Welt
zel in the meantime had gone to
Pittsburg, Pa, to visit relatives and
when he heard about the failure he
started back to Annapolis. only to
hear the good news that he was one
nf the few s,trccssful ones and that
he had passed.
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HARD SOILS

often different kinds of soils are
found upon the same farm aud the
best results caOnot be- obtained. so
FAR az crop returns are concerned. by
4 uniform method OF cultivation. and
irrigation. The soil that IL hard and
difficult 10 work should receive most
careful attention. not only from the
standpoint Of cultivation. but also In
tn. method of irrigation.
II IL not always profitable To at
tempt perennial crop upon soil that
H. hard 10 work and irrisHtc-the
Yield Ir usually low due to the resist
ancc to root development and scare
ity Of plant food: also to the shallow
depth OF the irrigation which In turn
causes the root system to develop
near the surface and make the crop
more susceptible to drought.
Deep piowlng. with liberal appli-
cation OF manure or straw. VIII he
found brn.ficiui. The decay OF the
organic matter Will l.av. the soil
more or less porous aud allow he
moisture acc.ss 10 al;
root development vi ,m-
,,Ias ~ - .h.. 80 - =
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!. s10o Reward, SEQ

The readers Of this paper Will be
drcadcd disease that science has been
able to cure in all It's stages. and that IS
'Caturrh. Halls Caturrh cure Is the only
positive cure now known to the medlca!
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease. requires a constitutional treat
ment Halls caiarrh Cure & is ,Ii taken Mn In
and mucous surfaces Of the system. there
by destroying the foundation OF the dis.
case. and giving the patient strength by
building I,p the constitution and assisting
nature In doing, It's work. The perpetrators
have so much faith in its curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for my case that II fails to cure. Send
fos ss = sessLipSsasssl SsaLEss CO.. Toledo. o.,e
Take iiailc rsmI!y pills for coustipasion.
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ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE
CAMP SCHOOLS ON NAY 16

Announcement liz made by Walter
Morrtt. superintendent Of the 30
cto!ogi,alN Ndcpartinent of the G. r.
and l.. comaany;. that the annual
picnic for the chtldern OF the camp
schools will lr given, on Friday. May
~ at Trrci0. This picnic will b.
atsSaded as usual by all tn" enrolled
chiNrcn Of the company cam.
scho\ls. together with their PARENTS
The Mcnic tr;3n will leave Trinidad
at 1:3p in thA morning
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Salvation Army.

Special meetings all day Sunday.
conducted by Colonel Henry {. Lee
and Major Waite. \ baby will be
dedicated to God and the Salvation
Army ut the night meeting. Open air
services at 10 n. nj. corner Main and
Commercial. Holiness meeting III n.
m. Company meeting 2:3o y. nj.
Young Peoples Legion 6:30 p. IN.
Open air service 1:1o p. m. on Com
mcrciul street. Battle for Souls
y. m. You are especially invited to
attend these services. Meetings cv-
cry ni4ht during the week except
Monday and Tuesday.
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First n. E, Church. South.

\ most cordial greeting VIII be ac-
corded all visitor to this church. and
an invitation To participate with u
In Gods worship ,;i5. sunday
school: 1880 "a. M. and $50" y. M.
preaching: c:3o y. M. til. Junior Ep-
worth League. 80" p. IN. senior
League. Mr.. Roy II. boyd. leader Of
the Young Peoples meeting. Prayer
meeting "Wednesday. 1:5". The Holy
Sacrnm.u, VIII follow tn" morning
scrvircs.--R. 4 WHldrIVun. pastor.
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First Presbyterian Church.

R.v. X. r.. Chandler will preach N
II n. IN. and ; Il. ~. as usual. Spec
.ini musical nmmhpr At both services,
SuLnath School h'gins nt 80" IL. N.
II. n. Sandersou. superintendent. u.
r.. Chandler Tea her oi Bible class.
Mis- Elizabeth Minor superintendent
Of the priinnry department.. Wcsi-
min lister League h,sins At y. m.
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First N. E. Church.

sunday school ?:ia II. N. Epworth
League Z p. M. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
Sunday morning service at ! o'clock.
Holy communion will be observed.
Evening service at O'Clock. Ep-
worth League business and social
meeting at the church on Tuesday cv-
ening. Election OF officers will oc-
cur. The Woman's Foreign Mission
ary society will meet at the Darson-
age on Tuesday afternoon. Monthly
meeting of the Methodist Brother
hood on Thursday evening at the
church. A baptismal service Will b.
held in connection with the SUNDAY
morning service for those who desire
baptism and the class OF probationefs
viii be received into full member
ship.--Rev. Frank w. Bretnall, pas
tor.
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Christian Church.

sunday school meets at ..i". and
We especially urge nil TO attend who
can. Prof. rl,ffnrds mems class l.
especially Interesting The pastor
will preach nj II u, M. Young Pco-
pies meeting at p. y. NJ. Miss Fay
Phillips Is leader. Al y. IN. the
minister will deliver s'.reopticon
lecture. showing almost one hundred
Views. Special music both morning
and evening We cordially invite
the public to worship with us. \
convenicn, and pleasant plac. to
spend an hour Randolph Cook.
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LOCAL BRANCH OF
n. E. [. 4. IS FORMED

Il rNvaad a Nation
al stecttic LishRsssocIation WAS or
sanixed az u meeting held AFT the Of
fites OF the Trinidad EiectriJ Trans
mission Railway and Gas tompaa.
last night. The formation OF the
Get Together Club" In neH TO the
industry In Colorado but NOT In the
East. The purpose is to brinG the Of
fieials and employees. everyone asso-
ciatcd with the industry In tIis dis
trict, together once u month. ~ talk
over problems and suggest SOLUTIONS
and above all bring each person IN
touch with what is going on In all
departments and In the industry In
general. General Manager r. =.
Wood was elected president and T..
:. Tenncr. secrctary.
The idea or issuing a weekly or
monthly magazine or bulletin was
| discussed and considered with fa-
vor. \ committee consisting OF II. y.
Wightman. Louis DecsZ and Miss
Sarah Robson WAS named to report on
the matter at the next meeting. The
purpose of this bulletin was to pub
iish news notes OF the industry and
general information Of value to mem
bers. A committee consisting of
Woodbridge. Mason und Vickery was
named to arrange an order for bust
ness for future meetings.
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Lutheran Church.

sunday school AT s;i'. Devotion
III services this sunday In English al
liza. M. Durins tn. service six youn;
will b. examined In the
Christian teachlurs Of the Bible. ar-
cording to III" rlt.s Of our church.
All visitors arr Wclccm".--k. Walter
Schmitt. pastor.
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'GM
sss.!Ssl sss!'s;ll. & ts.
W have Tendency to OLE,
26il below the plow sole: u,2
tap root after harvest Will
tower soil more or less po
hence increasc the capacit
Voil for the storage of m0istutG
Il. l.. PAhSHA1.I.
State Agricultural College.
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In the wohle field OF medicine
there is not IL healing remedy that
will repair damage to the flesh moro
quickly than BALLARD'x SNOW
LINIMENT. In cuts, wo..i,is.
sprains. burns. scalds and rhcuma-
tism. it's healing and penetrating
power is extraordinary. Price 23c.
the Hausman Drug Co.
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Episcopal Church.

Trininay Episcopal Church. cor
ner Colorado and Nevada avenues,
sunday after ASCENSION. Sunday
school s:t5. Morning service" II o.
clock and evening services at ';;O.--
Rev. j. q. Fcfris, rector
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IN the CHURCHES
Christian Science.

SeryIc. ever sunday nj IL a, ~.
md "Wednesday At \ y. M. NJ lO1 w.
First stree, Reading room open
daily from /: 10 ! y. NJ. Everybody
welcome.
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Hap,ist Church

Baptist Church.
p.sss WI 4ieaell SUNDAY
"Y.rhN TaxG-o OF Our
= evening the subject
You a GUTTER . The
.votionai meeting will
lock =. n. ami the
lice will begin ut \ o.
The Sunday school be-
u. M. and the Junior
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II you are not othe.:-
'ou und your families
~, Saerc cordially invited
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For His Brother Pete.

rs for my brother Pete, sir" ex-
planned the man on the hind plat
form Of the street car as he saw
me looking at the mourning band on
his hat"
Then you have lost a brother?"
II have. sir, and maybe 1t was
good deal my fault. Peter was sent up
to Slng-Sing five years ago on account
OF some business, and when he came
out a few days ago he inquiries of me:
"'Brother Bill, do you know if
there's burglar alarm on the White
House7'
az DON'T says I, and why do you
inquirer
Tim thinking of burglaring it,
"Then think no more. Mr.. Wilson
IL q friend Of mine
And did he give it up?' I asked.
''He did, sir. and that's where I may
be to blame. Instead of going down
to Washington and robbing the White
House, he goes up to Schenectady and
robs grocery and Is shot dead in get
ting away. If I hadn't discouraged
the man he would have been alive
and burglaring today"
.'Icould say nothing to comfort him.
NM 90 got of the car"