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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-04-11

ton that Senator Fletcher is a re
actionary' and Mr.. Stockton pro
gressive." Both these are mouth
filling words, used largely in politics,
''reactionaryy" to indicate one who
opposes something you want, pro
gresiye" one who wants something
you oppose. Senator Fletcher op-
posed the unseating OF Senator Lori
mer and the acceptance of Senator
Bailey's resignation, and it is on
these two actions that Mr.. Stock
toms case against him mainly rests.
After hearing all the evidence, as
a member Of the committee, Senator
Fletcher did not believe Mr.. Lorimer
guilty, and so voted, for which he
knew was an unpopular cause. He
had served with Senator Bailey and
knew his brillianee OF mind and
power in debate. He thought his
services necessary to the democrats
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-04-11
COUNTY DIVISION
AND CANDIDATES.

The proposition of Secretary
Rooney OF the Marion County Board
Of Trade, that candidates for the
state senate and house make known
their position in regard to county di-
vision, is a very reasonable one.
A large number of the people in
Northwestern Marion are DESTROYS of
breaking away and going with the
people of Eastern Levy to form a
new county.
: All fair-minded men must agree
| that these people have a consider
able grievance, and no little reason
to set up county Of their own. At
| the same time, it is only to be eX-
pected that Marion will resist by all
means in her power any attempt to
take away such an important part OF
her people and territory.
| The position of the senator from
the twentieth district will have q
vital bearing on the matter If he
should introduce county division
bilr in the Senate, it would almost
certainly pass that body and go tt
the House. If he should oppose such
a measure, it would be difficult fol
it to obtain a hearing. The Star I'm
derstands that the senator from
Levy is entirely opposed, as he shoulC
be, to a measure that would cut tn,
best part off his county, and will
him and the senator from the TWEEN
tieth against it, it would stand
scanty show.
/ AS for the representatives, tn
two candidates now in the field ar
against county division, but other
may offer, and it is just as we'll a
, eXpedient that the rule should appl
to all.
1t is necessary for Marion count
, to fight division before this legisla
ture and to so treat the people o
, the northwestern quarter that the
, won't want to divide before anothe
! is elected.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-04-11
ITS ONLY LOOKING AHEAD

One of the Stars friends, a prac-
teal business man, makes no end of
fUn of it because it speaks of draw
ing electricity from the air, and says
it might as we'll promise the city
gold lace from the fringe of the
aurora borealis.
The Star accepts his chatting with
good grace. Practical business men
are the salt of the commercial and
industrial earth, and the sand that
keeps the wheels Of progress from
slipping on the track of time. But
they are generally Wheel-horses
rather than leaders, and like all the
rest of us, their hindsight is better
than their foresight.
II was practical men who laughed
at Columbus, Fulton and the
Wrights, but it is also practical men
who people both sides of the world
today and accept the steamship and
areoplane as matter Of course.
Our practical friend can find
| plenty of scientific authority for the
| theory that transmission of electrici-
| ty directly from the air into power
is near at hand and that in compare
son with what has been done, it il
only little thing.
Ten years from now, if her people
do their duty by themselves, Ocals
will have an immense electric plant
saving her people money in tens o.
thousands in dollars, and toll il
and it will be theirs, the people S
and not the property of the favored
and farsighted few.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-04-11
STRONG ARGUMENT
AGAINST STOCKTON

Pensacola News: Politics breeds
many hypocricies. Unwarranted crit
icism, unfairness of statement and
loud avowal of love for the people
are symptoms that frequently ac-
company the lust for office sickness.
1t is easy to point out another's mis-
takes, to impute bad motives, to ex-
tole your own merits. Particularly
does this course tempt the Office
seeker. The less solid the basis Of
his claims, the more personal and
critical does he become.
The present senatorial race is be-
tween a doer and a critic. Senator
Fletcher has performed valuable
work in Congress for the upbuilding
of Florida and the South. AS presi-
dent of the Southern Commercial
Congress he has gained influence,
experience and knowledge. Congress
will pass bill for rural credits
| largely thru his efforts. This sys-
TEN means assured money for the
farmer on easy terms. 1t is pro-
nounced step toward the lowering
of living costs by the stimulus it will
give agriculture President Wilson
appointed Senator Fletcher on the
Investigating commission and APP
proved the principles of his bill, so
any talk of Wall street domination
is foolish.
Sneator Fletchers work on the
commerce committee has greatly
aided river and harbor. development.
His position as president of the
Mississippi to Atlantic Inland Water
way Association and as director OF
the National Rivers and Harbors
Congress have strengthened his in
fuence on that committee. His
| industry, intelligence and wide range
, Of information have given an as
sured standing in the senate and
solid influence in its councils. And
now. when he can be Of particular
service to the state, the voters are
asked TO displace him. Why? An.
: other man wants to be senator. /:
t there principle involved that de
: mands this mans election? No. I
he is equal in intellect, judgmen
2 and balance it will take him years K
acquire the experience. Why cleo
{ new man unless there is fault Will
: the present senator that is materia
} or serious. And let US judge by fac
and reason, not by exaggeration, in
nuendo and hysteroit.
? Mr. Stockton and his supporter
: rest their cause mainly on the asser
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Isolated instances. life and property
we're safe and women respected.
Some ou-rages took place. but in vio-
lation Of military law, AMI were al
ways punished whan the perpetrat-
ors were found.
And 50 we stand t0Iay. reunited
nation. with no hero OF either side
that both may not honor, and no
difference between Us that cannot be
settled by the ballot box
We can Judge best of our own mu-
tual kindness and forbearance by
observing other nations that fought
lesser wars than that which tore
ours for four fearful years.
Hungary has won back most of
her rights and is practically indie
pendent, but the distrust and dis
like OF her people for Austria is as
fierce as ours was for the north forty
years ago.
France, trapped into war by Bis
marck in 1870, lost two fair prov
inces and paid billion< dollars. That
was forty-three years ago, and
France and Germany lean on their
swords. and watch each other today
with hatred Americans cannot
conceive Of,
England conquered Ireland two
centuries and quarter ago, and
England has not yet given to Ireland
the justice that the North gave the
South in a dozen years after battles
to which the Boyne was skirmish.
1t is we'll indeed to honor the
South for what she has done. But
it is also we'll to remembe that had
the North displayed the cruelty and
tyranny OF the great nations of Eng
land, Germany, Russia and Austria,
the South might yet be in a bondage
as abject as that of Poland today,
and of Ireland only a few years ago.
Surely a true Southerner may be
glad to realize that his fellow Am
orleans are more just and generous
than the people of any other race or
cline.
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az that particular time, and acted
accordingly.
Mr.. Stockton has a poor case His
charges against Senator Fletcher are
weak. Is this all he can find against
a five years service? His own claims
the voters have refused to allow
heretofore. They will hardly dis
place the present senator, who has
influence, is in accord with the adj
ministration and is doing good work
for the state and nation, because as
a senator he tried to keep the ser
and as juror he voted according to
his conscience.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-04-11

The Ocala Star thinks Fred De-
Berry's announcement that he had
quit writing poetry will help his
candidacy. But DeBerry never did
write poetry.-Tampa Tribune.
Please search your 1912 files and
rest of us, did not compliment him on
his effusion, when Woodrow VIII
son Takes His Seat"
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ing at Palm Beach. Reason: it is
said the sheriff Of the county winks
at it. The governor has power to
suspend the sheriff, and the Star will
bet a cookie he can secure the men
who can find the gambling, il there
is any
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-04-11

The Commercial Bank of Ocala
has purchased the bonds for the
Wildwood sub-school district. The
amount is $4,000, and Wildwood
will soon have fine, new school
house.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-04-11

REMEMBER YOUR FRIEND ON
EASTER MORNING BY SENDING
HER a HANDSOME BOX OF NOR
RIS CHOCOLATES. THE COURT
4-9-6t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-04-11

If Senator Fletcher had voted to
expel Lorimer, his opponents
wouldn't have liked him any better
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-04-11

The Star doesn't think it likely
there viii be an extra session Of
Congress this summer. 1t can't con-
ceiye Of congressman missing two
baseball seasons in succession.
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To the Stars positive knowledge.
some Of the people who criticise
Senator Fletcher for voting against
Lorimer's expulsion. have done
worse things.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-04-11

Governor Trammell seems TO have
failed in his attempt to stop gambl-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-12
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
RARGAINS EVERY ONE.


No. 1-Cozy broom modern brick bun
galow. faces south on "A l0Xl1si lot. with
street at both ends. has iDll front
porch: built-in buffet; fireplace, book
cases, buffet Kitchen. good sized bed
rooms with closets, gas. gas range; ce-
mented basement with hot water heating
plant; good plumbing and electric fx
lures walks and lawn In; It's really a
bargain for $1,000; 5000 cash. s25 per
month.
No. We'll built 5-room brick on cor
ncr lot, 1lth South; lot olXl25 TO alley;
walks; lawn shade; cellar, bath. electric
lights; 500 cash, bal $50 per month, I
per cent interest. WIN take lots as part
first payment
\ 5-room red brick. lawn. garden,
shade, fruit trees. small fruit. fenced. lo-
Gated near End West and tth North: bet
ter than paying rent, $50 cash, SIS per
month. Price, $4,000.
A good 4-room house. lot 5oxl50 near
car line: $500; S25 cash. $50 per month.
per cent interest.
50Xl65. eth East near Browning. faces
west. $500.
33Xso; Ounce ST bet, end and Ord
North. 500
2:Xlo: Ounce st. bet End and 3rd
North, Sll50.
3ox125; 9th East and Roosevelt. paw
ing paid s1l00.
l5xi65: 9Th East nenr 10Th So. sI45o.
S5al25: on ath East; most beautiful
corner on the street; $4,000: paving paid.
33Xl i9i; 9TH East near 9th South. $500.
b0T165, Wilmington ave. bet Sth and
9th East. $500, $50 cash. bal. 10 suit
We write all kinds OF insurance. FL
deity and guarantee bonds.
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS co.
330-3io Main, Cor. p. >. Place.
Was. oo30 Was 2oGl.
mi0sT
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\ FEW EXTRA CHEAP PROPERTIES.
1905 So. 5th Eost.
"a acres. with good two-room brick
house with frame kitchen: about 80 bear
ing fruit trees: barn. nowine well and
good water right. for $1,000. THIS prop
erty was bought four years ago FOR $500
but owner died and herr want 10 sell "a
quick.
1854 So. 9th Fast.
s dandy ! acre with about 80 nuc
healthy fruit trees. good i-room frame
house and summer kitchen. well ba;n.
chickencoops. etc. This IL another es-
tate property. Heirs anxious 20 sell for
$3.50
on Logan Ave,
Between sth and 9th East. near ilth
South. 30 by iiO feet for $3.50 Side
walks Paid for 500 cash and sio per
month.
Brick Warehouse.
20 by l3e feet two stories. with elevator
close TO business center: cost present
owner $4,000 about Ave years ago; will
sell for Sle,500 and make rcasona bic
terms. Would make splendid mauufac-
turing plant, machine shop or garage.
Have the choicest 5-acre tracts IN he
had In this county. Improved or unim
proved southeas, locs tions Now is the
time to buy acreage. Prices OF acrea e
are bound 10 be higher in the spring
A. RICHTER. ~ SO. MAIN.
Wasatch SAL m12a7
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For SaIe-Farm Lands
STOCK MD DAIRY RANCHES.

if5 acres. fenced. all In cultivation;
splendid water right; worth 5000, on
r. r. near 1--we town. four-room house
and out0uldings. two acres or choice
orchard. stream OF living water runs
year around through farm; stock and ma
dairy. farming or stock ranch. offered
onc-third below market value. on easy
terms, or owner will exchange for city
home.
2i0 acres. nrs;-ciass water right. fenced
and Under cuitirstion. In alfalfa. grain
and pasture. Cuts c5p tons of bag per
year House. barn. hayshed. Granary,
shop. large corrais and all ouibuildinss
required on cool ranch. 10 head OF
Zine horses. l. head Of good COWS, a lot
OF hogs, chickens. etc. all kinds OF ma
upen range sdJoins ranch. running back
twelve miles to forest reserve. near good
town. Owner Viii take some city prop
erty As part purchase price.
1850 acres choice land; $50 acres now
under irrigation. -Four dwelling houses.
ali kinds OF outbpldincs. % head I'M"
grade COWS 20 head of horses, 100 hogs.
4 flock OF high-Zr8de sheep. etc; farm
Ing implements aud hayiue machinery OF
every description. Flnc open range back
Of ranch, which sdtons town. Owner
and Is willing to accept some city prop
ertg as part Payment; balance OF pnf
chase price on easy terms.
The above offerings are ali winners
We exchange what YOU have for what,
you want.
SMITH REALTY CoMPAET -
Wasatch 1858, 2o1 Hooper Bldg
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FURRIERS
SECRET SERVICE

SPECIAL, SECRET SERVICE REM
dered by experienced women operators
r,;onificd honest and confidential work
PrIvate room FOR ladies. Private phone
wasatch 1878. 30G-7 Newhouse bldg.
mSS4
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FOR SALE
For Sale-MisceIIaneous

Tc.oSrS. 1~~>~~>-~>~>O~~~O~---~-~~
Lio EN, CLARENCE! WE ARE SELL
ing Guckenhemer straight ryo whisky.
me $40 kind for $500 per gal; Old
Sharter and Spring Hill bourbon, the
so;qo hnd, for 500 gal; blended
mwnisKS. usually $3.50, for $3.50; half pint
best bonded whisky, soc; pint. 55c: short
quart best whisky, Zoe; vino, Sl.OO gal.
ana up; best dry gin. $500; any 12hc
YOU net Social Bar. 5o2 SO. State.
m IA
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BLACKSMITHING

STOKER- -RUsHTON. SUCCESSORS TC
Coop Carriage and Blacksmith Shop
horseshoeIug and auto repairs ljS W
End so. Was. lIoe. II.
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WE HAVE 4 GOOD HOTEL PRoPo-
sition to trade for salt Lake improved
real estate Tell MS what you have and
what you want for IT,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-12

]. I. DENHAM CO.
Was. 4l33. 3+3 Main 81. Was. 3i33.
m1ot2
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$4,000 thriving manufacturing bust
ness Tor sale at great sacrii1ce. ms
Includes MILL. STOCK and GROUND;
perfect shipping facilities; practically no
competition. Call at this office for par
uculsrS.
$4,000 cash, balance $4,000 on easy
payments.
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HAT FACTORY

<~~N>~~>~>~<~~<>~>~---~-~
Won HAT REPAIRING SEE TAYLOR,
The Halter "a East LIST SO. Estab.
1888. GzOoo
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ON HIGHLAND DRIVE

ON HIGHLAND DRIVE
lust south OF 18th So., We have some
choice acreage. with Mil creek water
right al $500 per acre.
CLOSE IN CHICKEN RANCHES.
acres on car line southeast. &c fare:
fine young orchard. i-room brick and
splendid water right Only $4,000; on
easy terms.
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j. i. DENrIAM co.

j. J.. DENFIAM Co.
ROOMS ON WEST SIDE. CLOSE IN.
rent $50 per month: receipts $40; must
be sold Il once. Only Si00.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-12

ROSS c. DAVIS, HOTEL BROKER.
The original hotel broker Of the Inter.
mountain west.
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4 GOOD RESTAURANT. BEST Lo-
ca ton in n smelter town. close 10 S3
Lake CITY: reni $50 per month 2-year
lease; receipts abou, SIS per day: good
reason for selling. $500. Terms.
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For Sale or Trade.
=
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

completed OH which I will make easy
terms or accept a good building lot as
part payment; Groom. full cemented
Easement, complete plumbing. elegant fr
finish. linen cabinet. furnace; in fact.
everything 10 make home comfortable.
Choice loca ton, close in or northeast
bench Address N-is. Tribune m110s
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and TAXIDERMIST

n. yI,HYTalNG In THE EUR AMI
taxid dermist line made as you want IL
n. stencil Fur Co.. 81 z. Broadway
years in Enlt Lake. nozo
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and UnimprOved

---~->N
y FEW EXTRA CHEAP PROPERTIES.
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NEVER AGAIN

NEVER AGAIN
VIII You Buy Salt Lake City Property
as Cheap as You Can Today.
5-roon strictly modern bungalow. close
in. southeast part OF city. near 9th
East. in beautiful MARLBOROUGH
PLACE. the finest residence sNbdi-
vision In the city, With every posi-
bile modern convenience and q street
basement. sleeping porch. sck porch.
buffet kitchen. hardwood floors, china
cabinet. window seat built-in msntel.
reception hall. furnace, electric fx-
lures.
$500 cash. SG5 per month Price $4,000,
5-room modern bunsalow-Close 10 Ninth
East and lust south OF Tenth South.
we have strictly modern bungalow,
hardwood floors, buffet kitchen, china
cabinet. built-in mautel and book
cases. tiled bath. sleeping porch full
cement basement. cement walks,
electric fixtures
$500 cash S35 per month. Price $4,000.
5-room mottled brick bungalow on Ninth
East street the paved street, with an
extra large lot. full cement ba Sc
ment. hot water heat, screened-in
sleeping porch and pa ok porch, eDam-
eled buffet kitchen. tiled bath. hard
wood floors, wainscoted dining room.
huilt-in rnsntel and bookca ses. large
reception hall. linen closet and medi-
cine chest. and YOU can pick your
own electric fixtures.
Price s45Oo Terms arranged.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN 6;
TRUST COMPANY.
70 East First South Street Wasstch 2H.
ml105
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on l1th East Just below 13th So, 3
acres fine level land. good water right.
some fruit. I-room house. large chicken
coops and runs: a great bargain at $4,000,
terms.
BETTILYoN HOME BUILDERS CO.
$40 Main st Was. 20So.
miOS5
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$500 CASH
and $40 per month buys 1S-room steam
heated house, we'll furnished: rent SIS
q month
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CHINESE HERBS
PIANO TUNING

PLANO AND ORGAN TUNER PHONE
WeBatch 1987-W. h68S
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i6O-acre farm located near Strevell.
All fenced. 90 acres cleared: good we'll
barn; 3-room house; good water right.
$50 per acre is the price.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses

Hotels and Rooming Houses
BETTLYoN's BIC BARGAINS.
$4,000 thriving manufacturing bust
ness Tor sale at great sacrifice. This
includes MILL STOCK and GROUND;
perfect shipping facilities: practically no
competition. Call at this office for par
uculsrS.
10000 cash, balance $4,000 on easy
payments.
heart OF city; house strictly modern. fur-
mace heat; rent for so with long lease.
1i-room hotel on Broadway. near Main
ST; location the best for transient trade.
Cash, $3.50. Also can mako terms II
wanted
$900-2f rooms for light housekeeping,
about ! block fpom Main St: every room
has been newly papered. furniture in good
condition. monthly income about 5000;
rent $50. Cash, $500: balance S25 per
month.
BETTMYoN- HOME BUILDERS CO.
$40 Main ST. Was. 205o.
miO3o
j. l.. DENHAM co.
s ROOMS ON WEST SIDE. CLOSE IN.
rent $50 per month; receipts $40; must
be sold at once. Only Si00.
4 GOOD RESTAURANT. BEST Lo-
canon in n smelter town, close 10 salt
Lake CITY; rent $50 per month. 2-yeaI
reason for selling. $500 Terms.
1S ROOMS, CLOSE IN: MODERN IN
every respect: stea m heat. hot and cold
running water; good furniture. All rooms
rented This Is maker
cry month in the year. $500 cash. bal
ance terms.
% APARTMENTS. A HOTEL ROOMS;
a good loca atlon; modern in every respect;
large lobby on ground floor elevator.
steam heat. hot and cold running water.
telephone in every room. The furniture
Is good. on account OF poor health this
place can be bought for one third OF the
original cost,
WE HAVE 4 GOOD HOTEL PRoPo-
sition to trade for salt Lake improved
real estate Tell MS what you have and
what you want for II.
J. L. DENHAM CO.
Was 1l3a. S43 Main ST Was. il53;
ROSS c. DAVIS, HOTEL BROKER.
The original hotel broker OF the Inter
mountain west
OF the very best furnished 36-room hotel
in Salt Lake City. barring none
1s-room roomins house at barga in.
heat Sickness reason for selling. CO.
ing at big sacrifice.
is rooms. we'll furnished. housekeep-
ing; $50 rent; 800 income. Exceptionally
good location. $500 will handle
2 rooms. very nicely furnished. taking
in over $50 per month: rent only $50; for
$3.50 The best little proposition on the
west side.
Is rooms. SWEETEST housekeeping rooms
in the city; all modern conveniences;
best location: clearing over sS5 month.
have a ds ndy coffee house and lunch
room that 7 will sell at a Big sacrifice II
II can he sold al once
For particular bargains in hotels and
roomng houses see me- | sell moro than
all the other agents combined,
ROSS G. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER.
ll2 South Main. Was. 1899.
ml2s1
$500 CASH
buys 20-room house in best transient To-
cation Rent less than 81 per room.
$500 CASH
and $40 per month buys 1s-room steam
heated house, we'll furnished; rent SIS
q month.
ALSO HAVE THE BEST
t&-room, steam heated house In town
FOR SALE. TERMS ca sh or trade.
MIR. BLAKE.
United Home Builders Co, Tel ". 1885
m1225
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SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes l5y State. Was. 41Q3. dS4ls
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WASTE PAPER & GARBAGE

Utah WASTE PAPER & GARBAGE
Co. A. Illingsworth. manager Phone
Wasatch $2Ul. GiS9
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ADD 50 PER CENT TO THE VALUE
OF your player piano by having 1t cor
rectlv regulated, 10 suit your instant re-
quirements in playing. Piano & Player
Rebuilding co. Was 429f. ml256