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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17

? acres choice mountain soil on bench
Just east OF T. L. & n. near CenterVille.
f-room brick with concrete basement.
earn. coops. etc. choice orchard cherries
plums, etc. some rsspberries. good Vater
right, dua well with pump. This Is fine
early garden land. Only $4,000: $4,000
down
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ATTORNEYS

e. A. WALTON. WASATCH 1874 il2
Continental Bank bldg o2Si2
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Southeast, Broom modern
home; lot 50X142 to l6-ft. alley:
from school house. faces south:
all fenced. Rents for SIG per
month, Price $500, on easy
terms.
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p22S5
"WEJLBILT"
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW.

5 rooms, with large living room sep
arated from dining room with artistic
grill Tile mantel. built-in book
cases, bedrooms finished In white
enamel, buffet kitchen, sleeping
porch. full cement basement. A home
that will please and satisfy. You can
have possession for $3.50 with $500
down. Located near 9th East ST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17

See us for all classes OF trackage prop
erty. We have some good buys In pros
pectlve business property and apartment
house sites.
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$4,000
equipped resta urant in live
! no opposition For further
y you mean business, ad-
-4s, tribune plS6l
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LOTS.


| s3oo-For lot near 9th East and 18th
South. $40 cash and So per month.
Better lots than others selling for
double the price in the same To-
| cality
| 3250-A fine pair OF lots on Oakley ave.
Just $3.50 less than you can buy
Them from others.
WeSt. near new meeting house
one-half their real value.
S75o--Three fine lots facing east on Park
ave. near 1lth South, just one
half block east of Cutler residence
$3.50 for dandy corner In the same
locality All assessments paid in
full.
$3.50 for two lots on Logan ave, near
9th East.
sl15O for two lots opposite Liberty park.
on Sth East. near Princeton ave.
$500 for lot q by 10 rods: all assess
mentss paid in full; on End ave,
near K st.
$4,000 for a 40 by 165-foot lot. with To-
foot alley on the north. 18th East
near Ind South $500 below the
market,
$4,000 for so by 1i5 feet to alley on Doug
las ave, near End South. You can't
beat these prices
FARMS.
s90oo-I sm instructed to sell the two
acres. with 5-room brick. on 5th
East near 18th South. This wa
bought , years ago for $500. In
order to close an estate, heirs gave
me this low price TO make a quick
sale.
s375O-First come first served for ~
acres on 9th East. between 14th
and 18th South, \ neat Groom
house, fine chicken coops. flowing
well. 100 young bearing fruit trees
and splendid soil $3.50 cash and
$500 per year.
s47OO-Five acres on 18th South I
guarantee there Is no five acres in
this county which can compare
with this property In price and
location. 1t is splendidly improved
with fruit chicken coops for 1000
chickens, 3-room brick, ten shares
ldouble) water right and best
flowing well In this county. $1,000
cash and $1,000 per year. I know
It to be fact that with care $1,000
worth OF fruit can be sold of
this place, TO say nothing about the
garden land and chickens.
a. RICHTER. IS so, MAIN.
Wasatch Gal.
PILL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17

Southeast, near car line. 5-room
modern brick house. with one
acre of good ground. for $500;
5000 cash.
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s3150 $3.50 $3.50
For this beautiful home. block
off 9th East; LOT 50X140, There
are 6 large rooms and a Zine
sleeping porch. perfect heating
plant. hardwood floors, column
openings. bay windows in dining
room, full cement basement. The
house would cost $4,000 TO build.
We will arrange terms.
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BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS CO.,
S40-341 Main St. cor. OF p. o. Place.
Was, o0S0. Was. 2031
p2404
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~ AND FURNISHED
olned; best location in town;
<feet; splendid business; will
4naole price. Call or phone
<ilovale l4I, for particulars.
p222S
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

A. RICHTER ESTABLISHED 1898.
Why didn't buy real estate in this
within the next five years. Buy NOW
avoid regrets.
Here are few bargains. They are
bargains and no mistake,
Si500-s300 cash. bal. on time. for Il
5room brick cottage near tth East
and llth South. This house Is not
modern, but can he made so very
easily at very little expense. The
lot is 81 by 100 feet.
S250o-A brick bungalow In tp-top shape.
facing south. near 9th East and
18th South. lot so by 1854 feet to
alley, full cement basement good
plumbing. $500 cash and S25 per
month.
s33o0-A real brick bungalow near 18th
East, on 9th South. It's a beauty
well put mp, with full basement.
all cemented: fine mantel buitin
bookcases. excellent plumbing and
light fixtures. This house was
built by owner about two years
ago-just old enough 10 show the
splendid construction of the house.
No ch!nks. no cracks anywhere:
all in first-class condition
High class houses In all parts OF
the city, Don't care TO advertise
them. Have the exclusive agency.
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Mr. Eiavenor

FIVE MILES FROM MAIN STREET.
half mile west of Buena Vista station.
San Pedro railroad. ten acres; hay. fruit
trees. two flowing wells, two reservoirs,
fish pond. house. barn. chicken houses.
Incubator house two horses one buggy.
ono wagon. garden implements and tools.
Bargain loo Main st. poll
HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS AND LOT 6tx2o
rods on LIST North. half block from Main
st.; fine location for apartment house.
Phone Hyland 755-W, pl565
IMPROVED ACREAGE. SOUTHEAST,
close in Phone owner. Murray 3lS-R.
pl330
BY OWNER. 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
on Waterloo, 4th ave. for $4,000; $500
cash. easy terms. Address b. 4. r. =.
-. box i02. Garfield. Utah, p1is1'
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l.i5 acres OF elegant land. To-
Gated on 9Th East and 18th
South. suita bic for small fruit,
chickens, large fruit or truck gar
dening. The street car Will soon
he right zip to this fine piece OF
acreage. II Is all fenced. has
good water right. and the price is
only $3.50. and we Will arrange for
easy terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17

nam apt. house. about one
Main ST.: nicely furnished
1ate in every respect; Income
rent $3.50.
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Near the above choice piece Of
acreage we also have 12.62xcI
rods OF just as fine land as lies
out OF doors. with plenty of water.
1t lis all fenced, and IT can he
made one OF the most ideal places
In the city. This is also located
on 9Th East and 1ith South and
can be bought for sl050. part cash
and balance to suit purchaser.
Remember. the prices will advance
as soon AS the street car is In, so
hurry for t1is bargain.
We have hundreds Of the finest
OF farms listed with us. from one
half-acre and UP, ard we own
large subdivisions in the city, and
our listing comprises some OF the
choicest of home lots, acreage and
farming land that could be found.
Call In and see US
WALTER ROMNEY.
OR II. SAVAGE,
80 So. Main ST. Was. 1890.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved end Unimproyed

THIS WEEK
We present some wonderful h9--
gains In real estate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17

SALT LAKE SECURITY &
TRUST COMPANY.
80 Main Street. Exchange SO,
p3167
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WALKING DISTANCE.

broom bungalow In the best con-
dition. half basement cemented. large
rooms. oak mantel. ingram linoleum
on bathroom and kitchen floors. A
very conveniently arranged home,
Price s3260. with $500 cash.
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BETT1LYoN HOME BUILDERS co.
| $40 Main ST. Was. 2030.
| plss2
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See us for any kind OF farm or acre
age.
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HOME BUILDERS CO.,
lain ST.. cor. p. o. place.
Was. 203l.
p2l73
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3-room house for 1880; sloo
cash Lot 50x135: sidewalks In
and paid for. This is very
pretty house and a big bargain.
In fine residence neighborhood;
best OF car service.
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TWO GOOD S-ROOM HOUSES IN oG-
den. close in bargain II sold soon. j,
Y. Jarrett 1902 Walker Bank bldg. o2036
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ING AND DYEING

( CLEANING CO., BEST
ueiivery. 265 South State.
'ano 1853. s:s35
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s OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous
,,.,rse OPPORTUNITIES.

-orNESS OPPORTUNITIES.
room hotel on Main st: very
<,irniture. with disappearing
nj cold water In every room,
1sr cent full all winter; terms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17

5-room pressed brick. modern excep,
heat. only one block from temple. $3.50.
Owner leaving town.
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You will want plan Book" be-
fore building. 25 "WellbIlt" plans
for 60c. Send for a copy today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17

Make offer for 5xl0-rod corner, fac.
ing south and west on Sth ave and J.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17

groom bungalow on 11th East near 9th
South; mod, inc, heat and oak floors
lot 3x9 rods, cheap at $500.
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LITTLE e. LITTLE.

Good 5-room pressed brick: porcelain
bath; choice fruit trees, shrubbery etc. +,
lot 50xl55 to alley: near 11th II. and 1lth
So; only S2l00, one-half cash.
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BRUNEAU-HILL. INVESTMENT co.
Wasatch 1863. 343 Main ST.
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FoR A QUICK TURN.

Groom frame house. near Granite
high school Lot 50Xl50. Price
$500. with $3.50 down and $40
monthly.
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|<st restaurant In Salt Lake
4 OF city; all equipment prac-
costine about $1,000. daily
70 500: sickness cause OF
aacriflce. Terms TO right
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s2soo,oo

$4,000 90
Small farm. SO. Cottonwood good wa
ter right; IL acres. 8 acres in orchard
good fruit: small frame house. This farm
VIII he within 1 block Of the new cleo
trio car line extension from Holiday to
Cottonwood, Owner OF this place moved
east Must sell quick Easy terms.
$4,000 90.
Redwood road. between ath and 10th
South, acres. ell improved; young orch
ard: new: well built house, rooms.
porch, ba sement: large barn. chicken
sheds: good flowing WE'LL also splendid
water right. A real bargain. Terms
very easy.
z. J. WILLS,
10 ". End South ST.
pi9ol
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LITTLE & LITTLE,
No. / W, End So. p2o2s
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M house; close in. east side;
board and room; rent $50.
~ buyer.
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100 acres close TO SpringvllIe 20 acres
% s,ure. balance fine plow land. plenty
water S-room brick large barn. granary.
etc. "Rh span OF mares and colts. 3
cows. pigs. chickens. all tools and ma
chincry Great sacrifice account Of sick
ness. Only so per acre. If YOU can pay
$1,000 cash we Will make your own terms
on balance
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6-room pressed brick, modern, Inc. heat;
street street paVea, sewer ahe s'ee"alfks; 1900 lot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17

FOR REAL ESTATE LOANS SEE
Tuttle Brothers company. l59 Main 81:
mi007
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farm Lands
~~---s--@~ -~~~>
LII L. u A-En

CATTLE RANCH
1900 acres In Nevada. els acres in al
falfa. 500 acres Wild hay. 10 acres in
grain last year 20 be seeded 10 alfalfa
This year: also 100 acres plowed ready
for grain. balance fine pasture: also un-
United outside range Perfect water
rignt and sufficient for whole ranch.
$io0o0~ worth OF outbuildlnEs with all
wagons machinery. tools. etc Price
$4,000; one third cash. balance long time.
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room hotel; hrst-class tran
.n. rent sl35; cash $1,000, bal
payments.
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Abstracts-TitIe Insurance

UTAH SAVINGS s. TRUST CO, SUR
plus, 100000. abstracts and title in
ring and mortgaging land titles. Capital:
$500, 900. 235 Main. s2529
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n ourant and chilli parlor, good
/ 10 Equipped for short order
res cost over $3.50. Terms TO
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Real Estate-To Exchange
-
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGESM

2s acres at Bountiful, flrst- class soil;
perfect water right, $3.50 per acre. or
will exchange for city property.
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SNAP!

SNAP! SNAPt SNAP!
Great investment in the city. located
on +. First South and close in the
finest location for an apartment site
in the city. and the house can easily
be made into apartments. The lot is
sGxl65. with a south front. and the
house has II rooms and cost $4,000 to
build. and the lot is worth $4,000 This
property is to be sold this week at a
great sacrifice. Just look at this price
and then look at the property, and YOU
wiz say II Is the best snap YOU have
seen.
Price $500. $500 cash
The balance TO suit buyer
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN &
TRUST co,
% p. First South. Wasatch 244
p22s8
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4-room brick on 7th West near End
South, $1,000
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Z ligIit housekeeping rooms.
Lock from Main St; furniture
lnditlon; part Of it perfectly
lease; rent sli0.
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CONFINEMENT CASES 4 SPECIALITY
l'hone Was. 6e2S-W- p6S1
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cery store, located In best apt.
II of Salt Lake: corner bldg. !:
nayed; no other store close
A real snap.
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY LANDS
100000 ACRES
Splendid farm land. Utah and Nevada.
along the lines OF Central Pacific and
Western Pacific railway
$500 TO $1,000 PER ACRE
Easy l0year payment plan. Only one
tenth OF purchase required down. Liberal
discount for cash. This is splendid land.
Good soil and will raise bumper crops
potatoes, grain. etc. You buy direct from
the r. r. company No residence required.
You can improve at your convenience.
This is absolutely the best land at the
above low prices now offered For par
ticuIars, maps. write or call on
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LAND AGENCY.
10 W. End South ST.
p1ee2
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go ACRES, 5 MILES FROM r. r. STA
tor. all fenced in fields, half cultivated
alfalfa and grain land. balance nearly all
good land, plenty water right. flowing
wells for stock, good Groom dwelling.
large barn. sheds and corrals; splendid
farm for stock, dairying. hogs, sugar beets
and fruit. Price. $4,000 per acre. Can
give terms and take residence in Salt
Lake or Ogden part pay.
$500 acres, 200 acres cultivated. good
buildings, miles from r r. station, In
best dry farming. grain and alfalfa region
in country. Price, $1,000 per acre. Easy
terms. Can take residence In Salt Lake
or Ogden part pay.
$50 acres, good farm, near Malad, Ida
no, all cultivated, with water right. Price.
$1,000; part time.
Several small farms close 20 R. r. sta
ton, prices from $4,000 TO $4,000 per
acre; easy. terms. Fine for sugar beets.
tomatoes, fruit and general farming.
r. p. HUNTER,
423 24th St, Ogden, Utah. Phone 1901.
m3l05
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COUNTRY HOME IN TOWN.

Beautiful corner, about 600 feet 'front.'
age: fine shrubbery. including pine trees,
etc The house IS pressed brick and stone
trimmings; would probably cost over s10.-
600 Street car service within 100 feet.
The whole proposition goes for $500.
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CONFINEMENTS

WILLOWS s-MERE-SECLUsION ADoP-
ton. Flora A. Phillips, $500 1lth East,
two blks below Sugar House Hyland
i2sl-M Rle'
MODERN MATERNITY HOME; PHl-
vate cases solicited; homes found for
children. Phone was 1919-W' S95 Cen
ter street. osOes
CONFINEMENT CASES A sPEcALTy.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-13
The Confessions OF a Wife
Forgive Me, Writes Dick

or strangely wondered IL he really
knew / was lying he said nothing
IA he gave me the hyperdermic,
Tomorrow something must be
done 10 insure you someone will be
With YOU all the time. he said de-
cidedly
He sat down beside me for little
while and the last thing remember
ed | was trying 10 get him TO leave
me before Dick came in
was so afrahi Dick would come in
under the influence OF liquor and DR..
Atwater would learn the truth.
AS It happened | went 10 sleep and
did not wake until noon today, when
found Aunt Mary sitting beside me
while on the cover lid right under
my chin was a note opened II and
read the first letter Dick ever wrote
be-
Darling Nothing you can say TO
me can be as ugly and mean as |
think OF myself You see, dear, was
playing cards and got in the hole and
kept thinking that every hand would
pull me out
Yes, | also drank too much and
made general ass OF myself Strange
| cannot be decent-at least while
you are sick and suffering But, Mar,
gle, however silly and selfish and
mean | am | love you-indeed, in all
the world you are the only person
do love
"Will be home early tonight. Try
and forgive me before that time
Ito be Continued)
The Detroit times., 1914-07-13

All night long | waited for DICK. !
tried to excuse his staying away by
saying that he had been confined
more or less 10 the hospital with me
for nearly two months but | could
not see where II Was necessary Tor
him to stay away from home all
night.
was lonely, unhappy and in great
pain, and yet all last night as | lay
on that bed OF physical and mental
agony was trying 10 thing OF what
/ should say 10 Dick, when ne came
1T is not fair that s.should leave
ME like this" told mANeit. Il don
care If he Is blue and discouraged and
wants TO get away and forget
| kept getting more and more ner-
vous and at last the pain was SO
great | had 10 call UP the doctor ana
ask him TO come over and give me
something that would ease the pain
in mind and body.
Dear old DR. Atwater seldom goes
out az night, but ne answered my tel
ephone and promised 10 come over
as he only lives about two blocks
from the hotel
Where is Dick?" he asked.
He is not at home" / answered
and could not help crying a little.
I heard DIT Atwater bang up the
receiver and then went all 70 pieces,
BY the time he got here | was sob
bing and crying so that | could not
speak
~ should not think Dick would
have let business call him out OF
town at this time, Margie,' he said,
as he prepared the opiate
He was not sure he was going 10
be away all night, and besides ne
thought Mollie would stay with me.
This answer leaped TO my lips, Tor
no matter how incensed | was with
Dick | could not let even my Oldest
friend and physician know that
thought my husband was neglectins
me.
Poor little girl" he said, you are
finding out that marriage is very dif-
ferent from loving, aren't you?
Not yet doctor" ! lied bravery.
."Of course | am in hard lines. but !
could have gotten my legs broken
and bruised in a railroad wreck just
the same II I were not married
Doctor Atwater looked at me, rath-
The Detroit times., 1914-07-13
WIRELESS SECRECY
is INVENTORS AIM
Norwegian Has Machine Which
May be Adjusted TO Any
of 700 Different Codes

LONDON. July 11.--Secrecy In
wireless communication is said 70 be
az suIed by an invention announced
By Captain A. ~ Hoyland Of the Nor
wegian navy
The machine is one for transmits
sion and automatic receipt OF printed
messages ID the manner OF typewrit-
ing. The inventor claims TO have
typed messages by wireless waves
between Berlin and the big relay sta
ton al Nauen, a distance OF "a miles.
He says he has perfected relay
which so amplifles wireless signals
that the typewriting device may be
operated over greater distances.
The secrecy feature OF the inven-
ton is established by the fact tho
the sending apparatus may DE- adj
justed ~ a moments notice so as 70
employ any one OF 100 different code
arrangements OF the alphabet, while
the receiving device will automatical-
ly register the messages in decided
and legible form only dots are used
in the transmission and by their
spacing the mechanism OF the receiv-
ing apparatus is controlled so as 70
reconstruct the message. Captain
Hoyland declares that the apparatus
can be worked in any wireless sys-
tenn and that II viii render wireless
tapping" impossible
The Detroit times., 1914-07-13
CHANCE FOR SHOEMAKER
IN CELESTIAL KINGDOM

The Chinese do not use knives and
forks ss we IN this country do but
they have some use for spoons Con.
sulGeneral Anderson writes from
HongkonR that there seems 10 he no
reason why some energetic American
spoon manufacturer cannot develop a
market .n China Before the stand.
ard invaded China with ITS 7-cent
lamps The Chinese hao little artifciai
light Nov - Is only very humble
coolie that is without illumination by
night
So with The spoon John Chinaman
knows what spoons arc. having made
them himself Long peculiar looking
instruments they are but spoons for
oil that and serving spoon purposes
inst as well A. our dainty designs
Spoons or German and Australian
manufacture, made In Imitation OF ma.
tive goods. are sold In increasing
Quantities In the Chinese department
stores OF Hong-kong Indianapolis
News.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-13
TAKE HEART. HUSBANDS,
WHO COOK BREAKFASTS

ST. PAUL, July IA woman who
compels her husband 10 cook his own
breakfast Is guilty OF cruel and inhu-
man treatment
The supreme court ~ Minnesota was
OF this opinion when II affirmed the
verdict Of jury In the Ramsey coun-
~ district court granting a divorce 70
William G. Hertz from Annie NJ.
Hertz
A. the trial Hertz asserted that FOR
several Years he had been compelled
Ito prepare his morning meal without
assistance from his wife. He also ac-
cuscd her of nagging OF charging him
with going about with other women.
Of calling him vile names and 81 be.
ing dissatisfied with her home.
The supreme court does not 20 into
The evidence In detail but sustains the
jury IN granting the divorce