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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-13

la mendicidad en Ponce ha llegadO 4
tales extremos. que Fl ConeeJo Muniei-
pal ~ ha yisio I'll 4 preciso easO de vo-
tar una ordeuanza reglaanentand0 ese
lameniable odeio de que algunOs desa-
prensiyos sujeios han llegado ( hacer
pr6spera industrla.
III excesiyo nnmero de pordiOseros
que asalian al yiajero, que inyaden los
comercioss que imporiunan al transeun-
te que convierielh 81 fin, Ia segunda
eiudad de Ia lsla en una triste sncnrsal
de ID "Corie de los NilagrOs', ha to-
mado una proportion que era va impo-
sible iolerar II AyuniamicniO de Pom
ce con un cello gue H. honra, en defensa
del buen nombre de Ia ciudad, - pro
poue dsminuir la playa, por 10 prom
q. para llegar con Ia cooperation de TO-
dos 4 la exiirpaei6n de ese cancer
que. en 10 moral, tiene peligrosos y IA
tales coniag.os para la salud cOlectIya.
Caguas - oira de las ciudades de la
lsla en que la accion municipal debe
operar "a tai sentido, porque el espec-
taculo que ofrece i la vista del foraste-
70. ga avalanche de mendigos que le
acosa por todas parties, no puede ser
mas repugnante.
La mendlcidad - una playa tan ex-
tendlda "a. por desgracla, que ~ impo-
ne ma verdadera eampana de iodos los
organismos sanos dc la coleetividad pa
IA Yer de- combaiirla con exito
En San Juan hemos heeho algO, pero
no - basiante todayia- 4 cada ratio
nos asalian ann "a la via pnblica los
mendieo, PROFESSIONALS y apesar de la
prohlbici6n de pedir lim0sna que esta
VICENTE para lo~ dias dc la semana. ex-
cepto los sabados. no ha deSapareeido
Ell gran parte esa lepra de nuesiras ca
lies. con noiorio perjnicio De nuestro
credio de pueblo civilizado y progresis-
IA.
Claro csiA que nuestros organisnos
munleipales nO han abordadO 81 proble-
ma con Ia iendeneia radical que clio de
manda tai yez porlue no disponen de
abumdamies recurs0s. perO - ~ adyier-
te que - Tan pereniorio guitar al men
digO de Ia ealle como cualcsquiera 0tras
suciedades que la afeen, tai yez, enton-
ces. una parie de 10 que en otras asigna-
clones ~ gasta pudiera aprovecharse
meior "a corregir Il NAL que denuncia-
mos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-13
Homenaje a
Perez Galdos

Suma anterior, $44bOO
SAN JUAN
SenOreS
Francisco de la Tore,
MAYAGUEZ.
Sebastian Mir,
Enrique Franco,
Jose Gaos Franco,
Ricardo Mantaras,
Carlos Mantaras,
Francisco Bages,
Aurelio Carrera,
Benigno Rodriguez,
Francisco Falagan, |
Guillermo Santos,
Angel Martinez,
Manuel Alvarez, |
Antonio Vicens Sastre, |
Peregrino Lopez, |
Ramon Lopez,
Miguel Marquee, l
Sebastian Cabrer,
Total, $46400
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-13
Cine Tres Banderas'

Esta noche estrena ell cine de Portell
y Garcia dos preciosisimas cintas: Ell
Cazador de la montana, en- s parties e
Impulses del Corazon cinta dividi-
da en- seis parties.
Manana hay un programa completa-
mente nuevo.
Y ell microbes proximo, un estreno
maravilloso: la cinta de 10000 pies
"Quo VadisY -, que viene precedida
de. un enorme cartel.
nFTn.---
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-13
Para el Refugio

Don Eugenio Lopez, de Vieques, ba
enviado veinte y dos dollars 90 centa-
vos, producto de las alcancias del Re
fugio EN- aquella poblaci6n, registra-
das dltimamente, de una colecta es-
collar.
Don Jose Ma. Perez, Leirana envi6
su acotumbrado check" mensual de
un dollar.
FL Refugio agradece mucho estos ge-
nerosos auxilios,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-13
segunda Parte

lo.-sinTonia por Ia Orquiesia.
2o.-"El Mensaie". Poema Patrioti-
90 original del lanreado vate Don 81
nesio Delgado. eseriio expresamente
para Il America Latina, reeitado por
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-13

FL EsPEcrAcULo De EsTA EocHE

IIe aqui Il programa de la gran fun
ei6n que ha d. eelebrarse esta nOehe
en Il Teatro Municipal
Primera parte
lo.-Suit de Concert La Feria
A-IOs Toros,
B-La keja.
c-Zarzlela,
por Ia Banda Municipal dirigida por sn
notable maestro Director Don Manuel
Tizol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-13

su creador Y exclusive interprete Sa
turninc NJ. Navarro.
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comes from concealing important in
formation.
Now the time was fast coming when
he must sail once more for Europe the
domestic cord had been pulled not vio-
lently. but firmly. In another week a
new Atlantic leviathan would be bear
ing him To the bosom Of his family. At
the close of busy day he was sitting
m the lobby of his New York hotel
watching the throng eddying about the
marble pillars on the rugged pavement.
There were familiar faces in the
throng that nodded deferentialy or
amicahly at him.
He thought with complaCency how
much money he had made these SIX
weeks, then remembered that he would
have lost nothing if he had stayed
away. Signing heavily again,
he became aware that man. "A well
dressed young man, was staring at him
with the air of knowing him, yet hest
tating to intrude on his solitude. sud
denly the young man came forward
with rapid decision, holding out his
hand:
MI. Traverse! How are you?"
"Mr. Mapes, isn't it ?" The older man
acknowledged the salutation stiffly
without rising from his seat, and ad-
dcd, after a moment: Il am very
well, sir"
In spite Of the cold reception the
young man stood in front of him and
continued his inquiries:
How is Mrs. Traverse?"
Very well, thank YOU"
And CeC-your daughter?"
IAN right. They are in Paris"
Traverse volunteered n trifie less stiffly.
Il know" the young man eX-
claimed, with suppressed smile.
II am sailing on Saturday To join
them"
you spend a good deal Of time
abroad" the young man observed
pleasantly.
"Ycs-most Of the time. My wife
ana daughter like II over there"
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Unconsciously his voice had become
fr.endlier in response to the sympa-
thetic tone Of the young man, and as
group Of people brushed by them he
looked invit!ngly at the vacant seat
beside him. The young man promptly
sat down, saying:
"And how do you like 1t over there"
well, not so much as my wife.
There isn't much for "A man to do II
he can't speak any language but Eng
fish. ! don't speak foreign languages,
:" ] have to keep to the hotels or use
guides, and they aren't satisfactory
He was pouring out his woes with an
unaccuSiomcd abandon; his heart was
sore over the Saturday boat. The young
man listened with lowered eyes, nodding
sympathetically at the right places.
america Is the place for a man to
live in" Gorton Traverse concluded in
a final burst.
81 expect that's So" the young man
agreed with "A pleasant smile. "Still,
ia like the chance to- get over there,
Perhaps l will go some day
How are things going with you?"
the older man inquired, with touch
that he was in some way not Keeping
faith with his wife, yet he was loath
To snub the young man. He had never
been able 10 take the severe point of
View that Mrs. Traverse held about
him. As young man, seen from the
distance of middle age. he seemed
attractive; but Gorton Traverse had
accepted his wife's authority on the
question of his undesirability as hus-
band for Cecilia.
ooh, I got out of that two years ago
I'm with Dale q Drew now, the bankers
In their New York office"
He did not attempt 10 suppress the
satisfaction it gave him to communicate
this information.
"They're good people" Traverse oh.
served. They're interested in Bluff
city Consolidated. aren't they
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II guess she would, Cis-and some
thing more"
AS the car became involved in the
snarl Of traffic in front Of the Opera
the girls hand stole To- her fathers arm
and squeezed it coaxingly.
Did you see him. last time"
Him"
Don't bluff, papa
"No-I didn't"
But You heard about him. Was he
married."
Not that know Of. guess he
all right"
ITS a long time" she sighed.
"Three years next spring" he sighed
with her. As the motor started into
..fr with a jerk ne remarked rrele-
vanity, Your mother thinks that Mr..
Lighthody is good sort Of man.
Cecilia pinched the fat hand beneath
the robe.
you're so easy, papa! Mr..
Lighthody is a good sort of man-to
play tennis with"
They both laughed.
80 you won't take me-" Cecilia said
as the motor stopped in front Of the
steamship office.
"I'd Ike to-"
"lou'll take letter for me-"
"Cis-would that be the square thing
10 MOTHER
The girl pouted.
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cept the counts Offer" Mrs. Traverse
remarked meaningly.
Pay three hundred thousand for
him. her husband growled. He isn't
worth thirty cents. Why. many time
I've given quarter to fellows like him
on the street at home. And Cts wouldn't
take him either Well, I'm
going to the bank"
The stolId man rose with sigh and
laid down his cigar. His wife looked
sympathetically at his bulking majesty.
He was a ColOssus-in Cleveland, L. :
A.-but in Europe he resemblcd a pee"
OF discarded statuary over which one
was likely to stumble.
Il wish, GortOn, YOU could find some
interest to occupy your time. Other
men do, like Charlie Cow and Seamans
they are not bored all the THE"
I'm too old, Llddy, to take an in
terest in art or motor cars" Gorton
Traverse replied with dignity, land
don't like the food, either
perhaps Cecilia VIII accept Mr..
Ligh,body. She likes him and he's very
attentive"
is he the fellow at the legation?"
The military attache, and he may be
transferred to Washington. think
Cecilia would like Washington"
How much would he want If Cecilia
took him?' Traverse inquired alertly.
"Gorton. Mr.. Lightbody comes Of a
very fine Virginia family"
That kind is generally poor enough
to take what it can get" papa remarked
with business sentcntiousnoss, as the
man handed him into his coat and hat
At the bank there was a flutter in
the little crowd of American men
tourists and eXpatriates-who were
gathered about the ii ninutive board
where nimhle Fren ii clerk was post
ing the New York quotations of the
opening market. The "spotty' market
had evidently broken out into "A lively
small panic.
Gorton Traverse, stold and sad stood
on the edge Of the group and watched
the quotations until his heavy eyes
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Things >,5r" doing" down among the
skyscrapers Wall street way. Gorton
Traverse had kept himself very busy
for six weeks between the street" and
Cleveland and had almost forgotten his
troubles. He had been welcomed back
t" the old lunch table AT the club. to his
vlce-president's desk at the bank, to the
solemn financial councils he had begun
to feel almost necessary TO the wheels
of Progress and Prosperity. His paunch
had broadened perceptih.y; his heavy
face had assumed the set look that
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And the two men slid OFF into a short
hand conversation OF undertakings,
syndicates, pools. mortgage bonds and
debenture stock, from which they
emerged an hour later, when the young
man glanced at his watch.
It's about time to eat-won't YOU
dine with me?" Traverse asked i'm
pul>ively. The neXf moment he remem-
bered his wife and tremb!ed-looked
about him furtively to assure himself
that no acquaintance were present who
might betray his weakness.
The young man. observing the sudden
change of expression, smiled and said
slowly: Not Tonight, thank you-en-
gagement-tsorry."
Gorton Traverse looked his relief,
and as he gave him his hand said:
"Wcll-another-"
won't you drop in at the office to-
morrow? ] can give you those figures
then, and Mr.. Drew will be pleased to
tell you al you want to know about
that syndicate"
perhaps ! will, perhaps I win" He
was grateful to he young man for saw
ing him 80 gracefully from his own
awkwardness. He watched him sink
into the throng-an alert, handsome
figure-and his heart was immedi-
ately engulfed in that loneliness from
which the young man had rescued him.
temporarily.
Perhaps Cts knows better than we
do'' he muttered as he lounged into
the dining room for his solitary meal
And there over his dinner was born
the first stratagem, the first duplcity,
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fired Sonnet h l ing
was on in Bluff City
Consolidated. An
acquaintance fresh
from the New York
steamer gave him
some scr APPS OF
street gossip, and
when Cecilia called
for him in the motor
liS eyes were almost
beaming with res
tuition.
Going h o m g,
papa ?" Cecilia, who
6new the signs,
a, kcd him sympa-
thetically.
"Yes-tell him to
stop at the Lloyd Of
flee. The Kaiser sails
Thursday" he re-
piled hriskly, and
added in heavy by
pocrlsy, "Thcrc'4
trouble over there
paniC-muSt see 10
things hersonally.'
Don't you want
q, take a hcrth for
me, papa - sho
asked, Snuggl ing
'lu.or to him under
he rug.
"Why, Cis-y GU
know your mother
wouldn't hear az
it,"
could we c,upr?'
She suggested with
a m!.ch.cVous smile
uf recollection.
Papa laughed a
hearty appreciation
of the joke, n laugh
that he rarely emit
ted in Europe.
That would be
hard on ur
mother, W OF d n
il? What would she
say?"
Thai II was all
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tiioIy NlsaSe tnat
Gort n Trav erse
presented to his
family on his return
from his expedi-
tons to his ma
tive land. But
this time when he
aliShted from the
boat train at Saint
LaZare he joked
and smiled to an ex-
tent hardly to be
accounted for by a
splendid passage,
good company" nor
by the favorable
report Of business.
Mrs. Traverse had
too much good
sense. however. to
delve into the mys-
terry of causes when
results We're salts
factory.
"How's Lighthn-
ger?' he asked his
wife when they were
alone for a moment.
Mrs. Trav erse
Lodged searchingly
at him, but as her
husband was never
known To attempt
puns she replied
briefly:
~ on mean Mr.,
Lightbody? lie has
been recalled = = =
Cecilia and I are,
thinking of taking
the cure at AK"
Cure for what?
can't We stay here
"A while? Paris is
pretty gay, isn't It?
The Salon jus {
opened want to
see some pictures"
Mrs, Trhv verse
stared at this unex
pected interest in
line art. Traverse
turned to his daugh-
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~ GOETON TRAVERSE sur
n ,cyrd uguhr,ously the array ~
! trunks being dumped in the
.,...r,.v, ~ tho Paris auari-
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III.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-08

HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN &
TRUST COMPANY.
No 90 East lst So. Wasatch No. 245.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
REAL BARGAINS.
IT PAYS TO READ OUR ADS"

Magnificent Groom brick bungalow, pol
ished oak floors. mantle. plate rails. beam
ceilings, paneled walls, large airy ped
| rooms, large closets. built-ln buffet and
bookcases, buffet kitchen, sleeping porch,
| beautiful electric fixtures, full cemented
basement, splendid furnace. garage on
9th East ST., paving paid; S4500; z per
cent on deferred payments.
5-room brick bungalow, built 3 years,
| has gas, gas range, mantel, mission finish.
lawn, flowers, fruit and shade, on 9Th
! East: all assessments paid; $4,000: 5000
| cash; SS5 per month.
READ EVERY WORD.
Good S-roon brick house, completely
furnished, barn, shade, lot bOXl8o, Tor
$1,000; $500 cash; s25 per month.
Nice 4-room modern brick, near Liberty
park on good sized lot. only S2f0O; S25O
cash; $50 per month,
New 4-roon brick bungalow. beauty,
mantel. book cases, buffet, buffet Kitchen,
sleeping porch, lot 40X90. near 5th East.
paved $3.50; $500 cash; $50 per month.
A good 7-room modern brick. walking
distance. east, for $4,000; $500 cash; S35
per month.
BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOW,
CHEAP.
rooms, bath, toilet. gas, nice electric
fixtures. fireplace. polished quarter sawed
oak floors. mission finish, fun cemented
basement. splendid fnrnace sleeping
and paid, lot is 43xl1St feet TO alley; To-
Gated near 9Th East In choice southeast
district; an absolute bargain for S3S00;
on terms.
Nice bungalow southeast: 6-room brick.
cemented basement, cement block founda-
ton, mission finish. sleeping porch buffet
kitchen, on a corner lot 44ax1l5 feet 10
alley; walks IN and paid; $4,000; 5000 cash;
s25 per month.
Near Sth West and Second South, e
good 5-room modern brick, on lot 4OXl4o;
reduced from $4,000 to s2l50 for quick sale;
5000 cash; $50 per month.
sLENDID INVESTMENT.
Will sell or trade one OF the finest apart
ment houses in city for less than actual
cost income $1,000 per annum: pays bet
ter than II per cent net; investigate:
terms 10 right party
Splendid groom new brick bungalow !
block from North 2nd West; hardwood
floors, full cemented basement. furnace,
built-iu buffet and book cases, sleeping
porch. buffet kitchen, tile mantel; q beau
ly for $500; $500 cash; $50 per month.
TRAcKAGE FACTORY SITE.
100000 Make an offer Win put up
warehouse or factory TO suit buyer.
BEAUTIFUL FIFTH EAST DRIVE.
We have some choice east front lots
at $3.50, some for $3.50 on very easy terms.
Street is paved. sewer, gas. walks, city
water.
We write all kinds OF insurance.
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS CO..
346-342 Main st. Cor. p. O. Place.
Wasatch 2030. Wasatch 20S1.
plo57
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50 feet on 5th East between
10th and nth South, facing
east; Fifth East has all i'm
provements: paving, sidewa ks
and sewer and will show a big
increase In values this spring
with the building. Terms,
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ss$SSsSS$SS$Ss
MAKE YOUR RENT RECEIPTS
BUY YOU A
GUARANTEED HOME.

SS$$$S$$SS$$$$
Last week we placed the following rent
payers in homes OF their own: Chas. n.
Corliss, No. 1925 Parl, st; J, NJ. Rosander
$50 TO $ioO CASH.
balance In sums of $3.50 to $50 per
month will buy you beautiful home on
east which runs north from 18th South
between 9Th and 9Th East We have
built IS houses here and have Just two
left. Take the Wandamere car today to
18th South, walk 4 blocks west. examine
these fine homes and large lots. ask any
OF the people living on Park st. how they
like II and how we treat them. then let
MS show you how easy It is 10 get home
today. get a few chickens. plant q gar
den, cut your living expenses IN half. and
start OF the road To independence and
happiness
MODERN BRICK BUNGALOWS
II you want handsome pressed brick
bungalow that you can be proud TO call
your home. one that VIII make your wife
happy. pick up one OF those bargains we
have on the corner of Sth East and 4th
South sts. Examine the way they are
built, then compare them with others Of
fered TO you
APARTMENT HOUSE SPECIAL
For a short time we are offering one
of the best-built and best-paying apart
absolutely safe Investment. see us.
CHOICE FIRST MORTGAGES.
We have number of choice f1rst-mort-
gage real estate loans that will net in
and interest guaranteed by us.
MCCLELLAN REAL ESTATE 6, INVEST
INvESTMENT BANKERS.
Paid up capital 500. 600,
4o2 and 4oS Walker Bank Bldg.
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$3.50 lot.

Villa Park addition. between
2nd and 3rd East. just below
10th South. % IL. lots; close to
two car lines; sidewalks, wa =
ter. many new homes now
building. Small cash pay
ments and easy terms, G per
cent interest.
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SALE-REAL ESTATE
nroyed and UnimprOved

vN THIS FINE. NEW HOME.
6n,s-strictly modern.
|.ptIon room.
"a room with firebrick mantel and
Ia book cases.
|ng room with plate racks and Dig
Ia window seats.
|et kitchen. white enamel,
large bedrooms. ample closets.
~ enamel bathroom with bullt-in
4 and medicine closet
intent inner hall with built-in linen
|ny screened sleeping porch
u kitchen porch with closet for
a mops, buckets, etc,
shelf basement
, Torrid Zone Furnace.
nfifuI cobble rock foundation.
co7nent front porch.
pressed brick.
w1ndows, and cheerful, light and
1oms.
i absolutely unsurpassed in Salt
City.
Il big south front lot with west ex-
overlooking Country Club grounds
d right at the crest OF a hillside
oking grassy dell.
can get this home for a small In
zyment and
a s45 \ MONTH.
big lot is just right for chicken
EHrage and garden.
n, s45oO.
ding cement sidewalks, city water.
LreeSSanu SI5ISG SlISeto.
Is 4 BARGAIN AND WILL GO
b can you so to see it,
auto will take you.
|e NOW.
atch 963 or s6i.
EKIMBALL & RICHARDS,
Land Merchants.
Sc and SIS Main Street,
y Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Sa50O.

Beautiful new 4-room bun
galow with two sleeping
porches. hard wood floors,
built-in bookca ses. hard wood
floors, finished In oak and
gum wood mantel: handsome
light fixtures and decora tons;
cemented basement: just off
the Ninth East paving.
Terms.
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SoThn

z-room brick home. corner
OF Srd ave. and 0 ST., facing
SO. and east. 3x7 rods Owner
very anxious to sell; asks Us
TO get him an offer. This is a
rare opportunity to get this
fine property very cheap.
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BARGAINS.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOWS AND
MODERN COTTAGES.

BARCalNS.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOWS AND
MODERN COTTAGES.
4-room brick. modern, three blocks from
the city and county building and walk
Ing distance TO town; good, large lot,
lawn. cement walks and basement,
large front room and living room.
connected with sewer. screened-in
back porch and chicken run and
$500 cash. s25 per month. Prce s275o.
4-room notified brick bungalow, close to
Fifth East. the paved street. and
large lot, 5ox15o; cement walks, ce-
n ment basement. screened,in ,f,%a; back
Kitchen, tiled bath, hardwood floors,
built-in mante and window seat.
large front porch and one OF the
neatest bungalows in the southeast,
5000 cash. $50 per month. Price s2750.
broom notified brick bungalow. close to
Ninth East, with a good lot. cement
walks and full cement basement, buf-
fet kitchen, separate toilet and bath,
linen closet. large bedrooms, built-in
mantel and bookcases. electric fix
lures.
$500 cash. $50 per month. Pr1ce $3.50.
5-room modern cottage. close to Ninth
East and Ninth South streets and
near the new high school; good large
lot, cement basement and cement
walks, screened-in back porch. very
large rooms, bullt-in ma ntel. large
front porch and stairway in, with
room for rooms upstairs.
$500 cash. s35 per month Price $3.50.
Groom notified new, modern bungalow
of the finest type: good lot. cement
walks and full cement basement.
screened-in back porch and sleeping
porch. buffet Kitchen. tiled bath, linen
chute and closet. mirrors In the bed
room doors. hardwood floors built-in
window seat and china cabinet built
In msntel and bookcases, furnace:
This Is an exceptionally good buy and
you can pick your own electric fix
lures.
$500 cash $50 per month. Price s3soo
7-room modern home OF the finest type,
with beautiful surroundings; large lot.
and located close to Twelfth South
cement walks. beautiful shrubbery,
lawn. shade and fruit trees. cement
ing room and living room. good size
bedrooms. we'll ventilated; built-in
mantel and beautiful electric fixtures:
large barn or garage. all wired for
electricity, and the home is to be sold
at sacrifice.
$3.50 cash. $50 per month. Price $3.50.
IF YOU ARE anticipating buying lot
or building home this spring;
see BEAUTIFUL MARLBOROUGH
this beautiful restricted close-in sub
division affords the most protected
and attractive home sites, and the
prices are right and II costs YOU moth
ing to investigate.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN &
TRUST COMPANY.
No 90 East lst So Wasatch No. 244.