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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-11
DON'T BLAME WAGES
FOR SINS OF GIRLS

4 Tonight. plymouth auditorium,
Topic. "Churoh and Social WORK
Speakers John NJ 0lcnn, director
Russell sage Foundation. New York
J w Masruder, baltimore. Alex
ander Johnson. Angola. Ind.
saturday. $50 a. m. Grand opera
House. tonic. standards OF liVins
and Labor" Speakers. Prot =, h.
Gilbert. University OF oregon; Ham
ilten Higday 90 Seattle port som
vcrsity OF Washington, Frederick l.
ffcffman. Newark. y. j.; Henry New
turEh. san Francisco. Or T., Kelley.
state health commissioner. Seattle.
Saturday, II a. m, Plymouth eud-
itorlvpA topic. rr9eauen. r.soa
sion. led by judge George $, Adams.
Cleveland,
saturday. II u, m. Plymouth lee
surc room Round table discussion
ION Church and Social Work"
session. topic. "standards OF Living
and labor"
II Is a mistake to put too much
emphasis on the so-called sex NOR
ality argument In discussing the
question OF minimum wage. was the
advice given by Father Edwin V.
o'Hara, chairman Of the Industrial
. W tlAAit VI NfANNRhF W.
dressing n section meeting OF the
National Conference ot Charities
and Correction this morning
1t is indeed fundamentally y
moral issue" he said. "one OF social
Justice. But the insinuation that
undcrpaid girls are largely immoral,
and that the increase In wages Is
going TO make Il possible for them
90 lead moral lives. r. false In fact
and dangerous In policy. Girls Will
no; cooperate with reformers who
begin by casting reflections on their
Virtue.
s more 10 the point 20 show
dnderpaid girls are preserving
virtue. but arc living on two
lis day and are forced TO prae-
other pitiable economies which
ermine their health and unfit
for the duties OF wife and
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men
GET TOGETHER

Tho International Association OF
Theatrical Stage Employees oonvcn.
cd again today at the Labor Tom.
pie, after having succeeded In ita
plan 10 effect closer affiliation
with tho International Federation
of Musicians. Mt tho Thursday sos.
sion. Hereafter. In accordance TO
tho agreement passed Thursday.
the two bodies will stand toethor
In tho case OF Disagreement over
wages or working arrangements
between either organization aud
employees. In Canada as we'll as the
United states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-11
AM ERICANS WIN

NOTTINGHAM. England July IL.
Harold II. Hackett OF Philadei-
phia. and Maurice L. Mclaughlin
OF San Francisco today defeated
Heinrich kieinschroth and Wilhelm
Rape, the German team. In the ten
mis- doubles here. in the competi-
ton Tor the Davis cup. The Ameri
cans won. g., s-s. SO and SO.
At Foulkestons the Canadian
team OF. X. y. Powell and y. p.
schwengers defeated A. @. Watson
and Duvivier. the Belgian represen-
tatives, SO. 6-2. SO.
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IS
NEED IN CHARITIES

Effectiveness In charitable and
social effort requires central or.
ganixation. said Margaret +. Bying.
ton OF tho Russell Sage Foundation.
who addressed tho section meeting
OF the National Conference on
Families and Neighborhoods' at
tho Plymouth auditorium this morn.
Ing.
III IL desirable" sho said. TO
have ono strong central orgnnixa.
ton which will work out com.
munlty program. showing what are
tho immediate needs In the aver.
age small city. and what the cam.
Aaigns OF prevention for the future
should be-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-11
S-SH!A MYSTERY

A mysterious looking individual.
with mysterious habits. has been
terrorizlng tho neighborhood OF 18th
av. and Thomas st. for the past
three or four days
He was seen crawling on his
hands and knees In unexpected
places. He would peek through win
dows and keyholes. glue his ear to
cracks In the VALVES, he was
acting very mysterious like.
The police we're notified. Motor
cycle Cop Rix went out TO investi.
gate. and he discovered the latest
edition OF Sherlock Cook. The man
was q Pinkerton detective sleuthing
Oh Q private case OF some mys-
terious sort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-11
HE. RAISES FRUIT
RIGHT IN SEATTLE

Why go to Southern California
or the Yakima valley to raise fruitsY
DO It right here. In Seattle.
That IL what J. Wooliscroft, 204s
18th ut. W., is doing-and doing II
successfully. He brought some
samples OF his products to The star
office this neutrality-suspicious..
loganberries. English gooseberries.
red and white currants, etc, and
they certainly were the real criticize.
Wooliscroft has eight lots on this
side OF Loyal Heights, and his fruit
crop alone In worth approximately
$3.50 this year.
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WHOLE FAMILY
KILLED IN AUTO

Los ANGELES. July ii.-Six
members OF the family OF Carl
Huffman. OF Charlottesville. Mo-.
including Huffman and his wife.
were instantly killed today when
Southern Pacific switch engins
crashed into the automobile In
which they were driving at cross.
Ing on the Mission road. near San
Gabriel.
The dead:
Carl Huffman; Mrs. Cora Huff.
man. his wife; Averill Huffman. S.
daughter; Geo. Huffman. 7. son:
Melvin Huffman. s. son; Miss Mis-
souri, Huffman, sister. Joyce Huff
man. II. the only survivor. was ser.
!ousiy. perhaps fatally. injured.
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WtssT1.AKE

II lbs. fancy new potatoes. 26e;
Boo oranges. soc dos, fancy lemons.
500 dos grape fruit. for 2so; I
largo cans milk. 2sc; spices, SC can:
hard wheat flour, ti.2O sack 4 lbs.
20 lbs. pure cane sugar. 81. IL boxes
best matches. ASc. cans soups, 2bc:
lbs cottolene. soc. , dog, oocoanut
cakes. a5c. Jelly glasses. 30c don
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TOO many IDEAS

ny United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON. July 1.-The
tangie in tho house banking com
mittee over currency legislation
reached a stage today where It was
admitted by many congressman that
a caucus bill on currency reform ia
the only solution OF the problem.
Wide differences have arisen be-
tween factions OF the members OF
the committee. and a dictum by the
caucus, II Is expected. viii be forced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-11
Something New From
a German Specialist

Blood and Nerve Tonic for
oil Nervous Disorders. Mental
Depression. and in fact every
disease OF the nervous system.
IA great help in relieving
Epilepsy and TO purify the
blood OF all eruptions. pimples.
blotohes. boils and catarrh. and
all distractions arising from
colds. biliousness and all dis
orders of the liver and kidneys.
"A sure thing for constipation.
appendicitis and diabetes. rheu-
masism. and in fact all chronic
diseases can be helped and re-
licvcd. II is a systcm-builder.
and Il excitcs the natural
eatharsic Of the bowels and
strengthens them. Poisonous
matter must be expelled from
she system. Blood and Nerve
Tonic will do that and still
leave the -vstem free from
medicine. his medicine has
been used by the specialist
over IS years and is now pre-
pared bv the German Pharma-
cal Co. or Seattle. under his
personal direction. There is
over one months treatment
In each package at 81 100 box.
For sale BY Quaker Drug
Co.. First Ave. and Giles
Drug Co. i125 Jackson ST.
you viii nni names ana testimonials
~ Seattle reoct- - .srh partaRs
Il ssnd all communications a. shs
German Pharmacal Co.
rssnss Msskss sd sssh Az. y. W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-11

Legs of lamb. ibc III. shoulder
lamb. DC H.. pot roast. i2ho III
lamb chops. isc ID. veal roast. ibo
con. 2se ID. 20 lhs, sugar 81 pure
cane sugar. o. 20 per 100 lbs bars
best nhphtha soap. acc. 4 lbs cotto-
line. soc. best local ranch eggs, :
dos sse. full cream cheese, zoe ID.
large enntaloupeh. for fbo. pert
winkie- 100 for zoe: home made cot
tnge cheese. i0c III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-11
ARGUE RECALL

Arguments on the restraining or.
der, asked by Sheriff CudIhee
against the recall petition directed
against him, we're present before
Judge Albertson this afternoon
Cudihee contends that he must
be adjudged guilty by court trial
OF mlsfeasance or malfeasance In
Office before tho county auditor
may be permitted to prepare the
recall petitions against him.
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PUBLIC MARKETS
I'ii<n

lbs. sugar. zoe. Slayer cakes
26c; large bottle salad OH. acc; at
fruit jars, 40o. largo Queen olives.
$50 at. California grape fruit for
ice. jack choose. zoe ID. 0iodoHt
cheese. zoe ID. cider vinegar, i0c
bottle; sauerkraut. 3 qts iBc. home
made ham sausage, 400 ID, home
sase. Bologna and head cheese. ibc
lbs chicken dinner, 26c; fresh red
salmon Ice hi kipperod herring.
4 .isc III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-11
O'HARA

mother, and thus sap tho founda-
ton OF society"
Other speakers on the minimum
wage subject this morning were
Mrs. Florence Kelley of New York.
Mrs. MUlie r. Trumbull OF Port
land. Mrs. Blanche Mason OF Seat.
tie, Charles y. Hubbard OF Olympia.
and c. r. Caulfield Of Portland.
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John Stack and Dave Heberling
were arrested by deputy sheriffs
Thursday, charged with running
blind pigs at Tye and OBrien re-
specuyslx y
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MISCELLANEOUS

EYEGLASSES, sPECrA Giles. FIT
ted with spherical lenses, com
piete, t2.50. including examination.
Schwartz, Optometrist 237 Epler
Block. Open Saturday night.
sGtusNTIFtU EsEsiGHT ExAMINA-
tion, with laval Opthalmometer.
for measuring astigmatfsm with
out Injecting drops; endorsed by
medical experts. Myers Optome-
trist. manufacturing optician, 20s
Peoples Bank Bldg.
TWO NANNIEs AND TWO BILLY
goats for sale. 776s 18th ov. n. w.
PERSIAN CAT ron SALE - A
beautiful orange colorcd neuter.
first prize ana grand prize winner
at cat show. A bargain Mt t2b.
phone Enst 1897.
INDIAN ARROW HEADS WANTED
VIII pay cash for n few perfect
specimens OF arrow heads or In
dian curios. II price IL right Nd
dress Private Party" caro- Sc
aftia EtaF
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A HAZE OPPORTUNITY

) acres at Pleasant Beach. near the
found. beautiful slope. fine soil.
This IL nm ideal place for chickens.
early fruits. vegetables. etc. our
owp property. and we have reduced
the price 20 $4,000. 5000 cash
and ~ 90 per month,
IfERRIS A. RHODES
g9T First Az
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CHlROpRACTORS.

DH JOSEPH TiOANE. 4025 AItCADE
BLDG. HOURS 10 10 9. Main b1l4
Annfnfd e Aanfnrd anal Arcnde Bld.
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Some others: -
! should worry. let the women
vote
And shed their clothes like the
i9orrote.
GEO. G. LARSON,
1910 sullivan 81.
! should worry like the force on
Tho Star.
For that worry bug" 10 causing q
Jar.
MRS. y. W. ANGLER,
1891 18th ". l..
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s1rrrTEm
Ts.oss tssss lcoGscirs
>isezY~SssF'- S>'prsss>~
2 CARD OF THANKS.
THE SEATTLE STAR INVITES VIA.
and Mrs chRs. r. ptoia, b2os 18Th
av y e % DO lts guests at pm
except Saturday or sunday. within
tickets are at 7se Union st. with
Souvenir and curio Shop. awaiting
Mr: ri.aa.. arr.-nl
q FUNERAL DIRECTORS
BUTTERWORTH & SONS
The most complete mortuary estah-
iishment IN tho world. Phones
Main and Elliott ete. 1871 LIST sN
&. y. MirrLE.TADT. rNpEn:
takcr and emhaimar, lTss Narset
at Phone Ballard sss.
10 plritf- Rafferty, Co, View MA
sonic Temple. siT Kiibourns st
Phone North kab ------------
RAr~IEH VALLEY tNpEHTAKiNe
Co, q A. Phelps. Manager. tbi
Rainier av Phone Columbia LIS
HOME UNDERTAKING co. sue
ceHaors TO Hosenburg Co.. ~.
Ninth av Phone Main 1907 ana
Elliott ass: ----------------
rHivERsfTY UNDERTAKING. PAN
lors. t7i. 18th y. v. North ais.
w. p rortner.
4 cREmAToRiEs
BUTTERWORTH & SONS
crematory. coiunibariurn and Mauso, ,
leum. Information and 'iln,ratsa
booklet on application. Phones
Main and Elliott efs 1911 Firat av
Is LOST AND FOUND
Lost or stolen-female spitz pup.
about 4 months old. Probably In
Fremont district. Reward for
return to Mr.. Diamond. 3s35 LIN
den NV. or phone MT. van
Houten. Main e400.
LOsT-oN TENTH. LADv's GOLD
watch and min. Liberal reward.
is2s Eighth Rv.. flat ID. next 10
Pine court ----
LOST CANARY. tEsTENAt
noon, between Seneca and univcr-
sity SITS. on Seventh av. Reward.
Phone Elliott $3.50 J. ---------------
IOsT-sNALL GREEN SILK DAG
on Fauntleroy car. .Sr near ,un.
tion, West Seattle, Monday AFTER
noon. Finder please phone Adams
2ss; liberal reward. ----------------
LOST CONFIDENCE IN WATCH
makera7 Try symons. save money
and trouble. Cleaning, HOO; main
eprinRs Tbc Tho Jeweler that NJ
ways sells for less. 3os Pike. next
owl DRUG storc
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IMPROVED 3 ACHES

Near Seattle and tho sound. no
richer land In Western Washing
ton. beautiful trout stream. house
barn: fruit. berries. chicken coops,
etc. This IL money maker and
cheap. Terms 90 cash, 1900
per month Address A-iioS. care
tfar
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are cents per ;lns for charge
ads or times for tho price %
cents per line for cash ads, or
times for tho price Of 4. Phones
Elliott ~ o. Main 1900.
For the convenience OF our readers,
we have established agencies at
the following locations.
x2p union ST. with souvenir and
Curia Shop Phone Elliott 90
y. ". Maliss. ssos Ballard av, Phone
Ballard sos.
Ais may be left a, those branches
where same rates will bs given AZ
AZ main NffIrn
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We surmlsed. ere this. We would
have all the possible ways OF say.
Ing Il should worry" but the
slams. hangs-@sA---dLgs combined
with thls~flttle phrase arw-pauring
In oaSthe editors desk In an oa,
eeasfhg flow.
We have decided 10 give the coin
70 j. A. G.. i265 Aurora av. today.
This is his couplet: y
4 should worry like an ass.
Md pay the dollar rate for oas. n
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ACRE AGE
LE.AaI-u-AA
4O ACRES Sn4OO

40 ACRES, $f4OO
Go Sunday and see it, near
town, school, K. D.; faces
county road; near saw mill
and tile factory; $50 cash,
$40 per month.
WEST COAST LAND CO,
lll3-l4 American Bark Bldg.
40 ACRES ron si.ioo
All cleared except few small
rtumpH. fine soil. easy to clear,
located south OF Hremerton: adj
Joining hO-hcrs improved ranch !.
short walk TO school. saw mill,
stores. dock. stc land lies almost
rs level ns floor Terms 400
cash. $50 monthly
Puget Sound Farms Co. 60b ara Az
5 ACHES NEAR SEATTLE
Level with sandy loan soil ana
easy TO improve ideal for berries
fruits or poultry. easy reach ~
Seattle or Tacoma markets morn
Ing ana afternoon service. close
20 good neighbors and delivery
PRICE $3.50: sab CASH
CLIFFORD a. VAN ARgDALE. Inc.
Main office 1913 Third Az
Branch ic0 Main ST
20 ACHES FIVE DAIRY LAND
about half H. bottom lana. with
stream; located in n we'll improved
district. close TO school and near
saw mill $1,000 on liberal terms,
I. J MARSH a CO, 1903 Third Az
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MISCELLANEOUS


KODAK DEVELOPING, iOe PER
roll, any siko. Jacobs Photo Shop.
l. T. Hldg
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pry LAND NORTH OF SEATTLE
We offer n view acre. on county
road. not far from Pacific High
way. overlooking Lake Washing
ton. and with the privilege OF 300
r. community beach for 400; on
terms OF $40 cash and $3.50 per
month. Free abstract and war
rnnty deed on final payment
Ole HANSON a co.
sil New York Block
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SO EXPRESS q TRANSFER.
UNIVERSITY TRANSFER CO., sOsa
18th av. n, f.. university station:
several daily trips to and from
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IN THE BIG DAIRY COUNTRY
10 acres. 50 acres bottom. perfectly
level. IS acres under cultivation;
acres garden. 10 acres pasture.
42Yindmill and running water:
fenced and cross fenced: 7-room
house. 1880 barn. Rrauary and
outhuildinRH all new. plows. disc.
self-binder. rake. mower. seeders.
separator tanning mill and all
necessary small tools. u milo
from school. on good county road:
X mile from town with railroads.
Price ts.5OO.0O terms No. 1913.
WARRINGTON LAND
rnMpANy
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FARM Ar BELLEyTE

20 acres; nearly all bottom land. all
siashsd and burned. some clearing:
good buildings. lots OF water. very
best OF soil. on good county road.
s2.7t0 on Reasonable Terms.
a -. NEWELL 40 Spring 81.
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CHICKEN RANCHES.

RANCHES AND ACREAGE
Write to Woody a Sans, at Bothell,
for list OF fine bargains In ranches
60 CHiRoPODiSTS.
A. w. Kline, an Eitei bldg.
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90 FARMS e. FARM LANDS.
~ ACnEs ONLY $500

UTETILT IMTWDVLD
~ acres. 20 acres under cultivation.
100 trees In orchard: clay loan
soil. surface r. rolling. 2 springs
and well. all under fence. Groom
house. fONGO barn. root house,
blacksmith shop, chicken house
ana Implement shed. There goes
with the place I wagon. pillow. disc
harrows and all small tools Lo-
Gated 20 rods from school, 2iA
miles from good town ana railway.
on good county road. Price $500:
easy terms. No. 737.
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ASSAYERS


CRlSMON G NICHOLS, ASSAYERS
and chemists. e29 South West Temple,
WHO'S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-08

tnls part OF the state
OPPORTUNITY BECKoNs YOU.
There are big opportunities IN Park
Valley for everyone.
A so-acre farm will Yield a good liv-
| ing and surplus.
get living Off Il from the start. A few
chickens, a COW or two. a small garden.
pigs and pasture grass make II payer
from the frst day you move on TO II
The people in Park Valley are hospi-
| table-ever glad 20 welcome the new
conner
Settlers from all over the country have
located In Park Valley Undoubtedly
you know many OF them.
They are all doing well and building
up a bank account
We'd like to have YOU see Park VAL
ley now while the harvest IL on.
You'll get an idea of It's wonderful
productiveness.
You'll be able to forecast your chance
to make good.
The climate is delightful. Long sum-
mers, light winters-nelther excessive
heat nor cold.
Gasoline pump wells furnish an abund-
ance of water.
The big crops prove the richness Of the
soil.
The cost OF the land is only Sl5 70 SOS
per acre on fva years time.
Drop us a card today for free booklet
and worth while Information.
PACIFIC LAND 6 WATER co, 18th
Floor Walker Bank Bldg. salt Lake
City. Utah 1850
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farm Lands
LAMR.FEEDINa 80

LAMB-FEEDiNG SEASON.
Now Is the time 70 get started
for lamb feeding I, Is business
where you turn your money IN
fe~ months and az good proais
II - necessary 20 locate In an al
falta country. close 10 railroad.
and close 20 sheep ranches. so it
viii not be necessary 20 ship In
your lambs. We have n lamb
feeding proposition FOR sale.
where all OF the best conditions
prevail
There is an abundance % Alfalfa
In tho vicinity thousands OF
sheep from which 10 select lambs.
best water in the world. and ey-
ery,hing just night Tor making
money.
There is good three-room
brick house. stables. co.rals and
sheds, so acres OF alfalfa hay
land With good stand. 50 aoros
grain land. ana $50 acres land
10 be sowed 10 alfalfa.
This ranch has full primary
water right, Is located IN Utah.
close 10 the San Pedro road. not
far south OF Salt Lake city The
price, including the entire outfit.
implements. horses and ali. IS
only $40 per acre. hall cash. or
could use $4,000 or $4,000 In trade.
This Is absolutely the best buy
we have and is located IN the best
alfalfa district OF Utah.
Phone US for further iuforJna-
ton.
PAHvANT VALLEY LAND
COMPANY,
R. 2, EXCHANGE DEPT.
Was. is4l. Judge Bldg.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

PaN'So anu itliiiphoFCo
MKEII.AR REAL. ESTATE IN
FEsSTMENT COMPANY.
INVESTMENT BANKERS
SS!SsSs1S
1855
A FORTUNE BUILDER
SsSsS1
lSSsSsSstS
Owing 20 unforeseen business changes.
we are Offering for a few days the best
bargain In the city. In any up-to-date
Apartment house. " is close In. only 2.
blocks from Main street has ali modern
conveniences. heated by one OF the best
heating plants on the market: all rooms
and Railways are extra large, with
sleeping porchex 20 each apartment.
FOR a SHORT TIME
81. 900. 90
VIII take this fine apartment house.
with rental Income OF almost $4,000 per
annum. II WIFI pay for Itself In a few
years and make the owner Independent.
we will make splendid terms TO Il rella.
ble party.
IF YOU WANT
an Al inves stment. an investment where
your principal VIII be absolutely safe, an
where the revenue from same
VIII pay for itself IN few years we
would be pleased 10 have you call and
investigate this bargain.
NJ KELI.AR REAL ESTATE & IN
YESTMENT COMPANY.
INVESTMENT BANKERS.
EEtah 1902 Inc 1914
Paid-up Capital, 800. ooo. 90.
to2 and io3 Walker Bank Bldg.
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SPECIAL HOTEL BARGAIN.

~ tCNI<a II fliD bAtNJAIN.
Never before have YOU had tho oppor-
tunity OF buying n hotel so good as this
one: at such a low price. This Is a case
OF force sale where the owner Is leaving
the city. and will accept any reasona bic
oncr. say soc on tho dollar. ] think this
is cheap enough where you are getting
hotel that has been established for
many years and that has always been
run respectfully and has been a good
money-maker and is actually clearing
about $500 per month above expenses.
lis rooms, well furnished In heavy iron
and Vernis Martin beds good carpets and
rugs, all heavy oak furniture situated in
an ideal loca ation. rooms always rented: :
large lobby on ground floor, elevator
service; everything modern and up to the
minute II YOU want n good house that
pays al real bargain, call and see me
at once.
have many other good email PROPOSE
tlons 10 offer,
ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER
l13 South Main. Wasatch 1889.
1890
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HOME AT SACRIFICE.
New bungalow. 8 rooms. cemented
basement. hardwood floors. buffet ktch-
en-. A beauty. No reasonable offer re-
fused. Act quickly
EXCHANGE
20 acres, southeast; ripe for subdivi-
sion More than 1000 lots sold In adjoin-
ing addition at the rate OF $500 per acre.
This tract is offered al bargain price OF
$500 per acre. owner might take small
home as part payment.
CHOICE HOME SITE.
Best building lot I'm Federal Heights /;
63-ft frontage; at a great bargain. See
US at once.
GODDARD INV. CO.
80 South Main st. 1928
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-08

NJ N-lSoo.hl4NI HOUSES.
81 rooms European hotel. strictly mod
ern. nicely furnished, rent less than Sc
per room per mo. with free heat and hot
water Clearing over $500 per mo. Only
$500; terms.
IS rooms. steam heat. running water
IN rooms nicely furnished, In very heart
OF city. rent 800 per mo. Money maker
s2l00; terms,
is rooms, the swellest little place In
CITY, win Attractive entrance and lobby.
sh-room hotel, downtown. 4S rooms
with private bath. nicely furnished
ground floor office and lobby. A won
derful opportunity for someone. Only
$4,000: terms.
25 large light rooms. close 10 Main ST
very cheap rent is regular roomers
clearing about 100 per mo. sl250: terms
l2 rooms, nicely furnished. close in
rooms, good furniture. block from p.
o. $3.50
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS CO..
sso-34? Main st. Was. 2o3o