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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-05

owner.
C. J. ERICKSON is OF the best known contractors
in the state
WILLIAM M CALHOUN is a member Of the real
estate firm OF Calhoun Denny Ewing. He has resided
here since 1906 and held elective office before
WILLIAM PITT TRIMBLE and THOMAS S. LIPPY
the capitalists the commission Both heavy prop
erty Trimble has been very active municipal
work and a candidate for mayor lie j. a lawyer
by profession. Lppy is active in y. NJ. {. a. work
DIR. JAMES B. EAGLESON is prominent physician
and surgeon and endorsed for the place the
mission by the King County Medical association.
REV. w. A. MAJOR resident OF Seattle for 20 years.
until recently pastor OF the Bethany Presbyterian church
He is engaged in field mission work
o. B. THORGRIMSON, lawyer; chairman of the
Municipal League charter revision committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-05
CANCEL LEASES

OLYMPIA. March 5.-On recon-
mendation OF State Fire Warden
and Forester Il. w. Ferris. the
state land commissioners have vot-
ed to cancel all outstanding harbor
area leases which the owners have
allowed to go delinquent.
There are about 20 such leages.
on which rent has not been paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-05

LOS ANGELES. March 5.-Presi.
dent Ripley Of the Santa Fe rail
way stopped here on route 10 San
Diego long enough to deliver anoth-
er broadside at Louis Brandels and
his theories regarding practical rail.
roadlng.
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CUSHMAN POWER
SITE DEAL may
Be RESUBM|TTED
Has Proposition &C" carried?
There Is considerable doubt about

There Is considerable doubt about
It..
Prominent members OF the Com
mercial Club declare today II needed
only majority vote, and therefore
Il has carried They say II was
merely transfer OF bonds. and not
new bonds.
Opponents OF the, project 10 pur.
chase the Cushman power site de
clare II lost. because II did not OBJ.
tain full 60 per cent vote.
Should the latter view prevail. the
Commercial club will undoubtedly
start movement TO have the ques.
ton rcsubmitted as soon as possible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-05
ne SURRENDERS

PORTLAND. Or. March 5.--Thoa
n. sheridan. charged with appropri.
ating sis.020 as president ~ the
FIRST National bank OF Rosebarg.
Or. surrendered himself 20 the 10
"a nwthprissw~ ss--~~sis ssr-usasgs-
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DOESN'T LIKE 1T BELIEVE IN SIGNS

REDONDO BEACH. Gal, March
6.-Three candidates for municipal
officers filed their nomination pc
titions with rabbits foot tied to
the sheet because the election
comes on Friday, the 18th of
March.
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A CHANCE FOR A GOOD FELLOW!

have gone unpaid for weeks,
and the mother and children
were pennllesH and hungry
when the deputy discovered
them.
Aeiehbors helped them tenn
porsrliy. but according to eoun.
~ officers, kindly inclined peo-
pie could be Of cheer 20 the W..
tie family for q week or two,
until the husband gets busy"
as per court order
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Wife QUARRELED WITH SLAIN
FARMER. SHERIFF IS INFORMED

left her husband on two occasions
10 get work In Seattle.
Werner was beaten To dc1th
with a hoe Mcnaay morning in the
barn on his ranch near issaquah.
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SOUND SLEEPER

Axel Raney OF Portland Is a
sound sleeper. He stayed at the
Regina hotel last night and failed
to wake when thieves cut n money
belt with 1920 from HIS person. ~
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Europeans than ever have sailed over to the
soon be flocking to the United States-AND
TO A NEW REGION! BY the hundred
thousand they will descend upon the whole
Pacific coast direct from the Mediterranean
va--the PANAMA CANALl
In Italy alone. over 10000 passages have
already been issued, ON THE INSTALL
MENT PLAN. to prospective members of
this great trans Panama migrationl Several
steamship companies have formed pool to
encourage the exodus. Unscrupulous agents
are counting on profiting enormously from IL
L.. L. Il I.,,htlcSs
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Nary Boyle O'Reil1y Makes
Investigation in South
ern Europe and Finds
Passages Have Been Sold
on Installment Plan to
10000 People to Sail
in First Big Rush for the
Western Slope.


Eusopean 70 kie is
murder
t@a xe~tharu Euf~p ti ~
IL
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HOT OLD SPORT

SAN FRANCISCO. March 5.-H.
j. Weiss confessed today TO the
theft of eight automobiles. lie
said he had taken them because
he had n, rival for the affections OF
an Oakland girl.
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See the lady's back.
There Is a dlmple on either
shoulder.
The lady Is member of the Sc
attic smart set. and she has just
returned from abroad. She is too
smart by half to lat her face show
In the picture
Having their bare backs photo
graphed h the newest fad abroad.
Ladies Of the mobility are doing II
in London.
Who Is the lady? We viii give
you three guesgcB And then We
won't tell. Because We promised
not TO.
The fad should be popular among
plain women. Some very plain
women have pretty backs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-05

Women sailors are employed In
Denmark, Norway and Finland, and
they are often found to be most ex.
cellent mariners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-05

|-sa''s --.saai'
Giant shark drawn
upon the bank. Jack
Oorson. one Of the
men who killed him.
examining the head.
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THANKS FROM COUNCILMAN ERICKSON

thanks and gratitude the nan
given by The during the campaign just
continue which prompted The Star to
excellent Endorsement and utmost To merit
he large people OLIVER + ERICKSON.
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BY Mary Boyle O'Reilly

NAPLES Italy March 3 lol4-Greaier hordes OF south
Europeans than ever have sailed world will
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DIED


HNMMONp-n this city March Il. 1914.
Grace Louise, Hammond. aged months.
little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
y. Hammond. Funeral services will be
held from the Lake Hotel. Postoftice
place at / p. N. today "wednesday.
March IS Intcrmcnt B'nai Israel ccme-
terry.
COSGROEE-ln this city, March i, 1914.
Thomas l.. Cosgrove. aged "a years. at
the family residence it2 South Eighth
West. Remains at the mortuary OF
Eber W, Hall. lGi So. West Temple.
Notice Of funeral later.
FREEMAN-At q local hospital. March
II. 1914 Mary Tilt Freeman, aged 10
years. The body is at the funeral parlors
of Joseph William Taylor, 25 South West
Temple street Notice OF funeral later.
BEATIE-At go Second avenue, March
IL. 1914 OF Brigdt's disease. Mrs. Ellen
Richardson Bcatic. aged 5S years, wife
OF H. :. Beatic. Funeral announced
later.
NlMAlER-Nt G0l East Third South.
March Il. 1914 Leland Wayne WINNER
aged 80 years. Notice OF funeral Will he
given later.
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PNEUMONIA LEADS
IN DEATH HARVEST
Monthly Report Of State Board OF
Health Shows Low Mortality
Rate.

Deaths numbering $40 were reported
TO the state board OF health ~ occur
ring during February, according TO the
monthly health bulletin issued ycster-
day by Secretary DIR. T. b. Beatty,
Pneumonia caused the most deaths,
taking Il toll of 20 out of 10 cases re-
ported There were no deaths reported
from 12i districts and l03 localities
were reported free from contagious
diseases. Other statistics of the report
were; Measles. 36j cases, no deaths;
chickenpox, 2l2. no deaths; whooping
cough, .l6i. two deaths; typhoid. 15.
three deaths; diphtheria, 3TJ three
deaths: smallpox. llG, no deaths, and
scarlet fever, l2l. with two deaths.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Joseph W slrkinshsv TO Emily shurtitf.
part of 10; 3r block &. Emerson heights JlC-
Royal 7. Fitzgerald 10 Utah Lake Irrigation
company. part Of section - township
south. rhuEc ! east ..........-...--........ n
Charles ". Allen 20 Amanda {. hllcn part
of section II. to~nship south, range
Andrew D. Allen 10 George a. Goff. lot =.
block (. Union heights ....................
john J. Corum 20 Mary +. Corur, part o,
lot G. block IS. plat Il ....................
Henry T. Brown 10 John Galiagus part OF
section 20. township south, range west u
". =. Loseo 10 Sarah y Covlson. lo' 81,
block !. HackcttE addition ...........,... $50
Hugh J. Cannon 20 Preston J. Cannon. part
OF section II. township South, range
rcAt .........s..
John s johnson "a BrIpchr- Hill lnveatmont
COMPANY. lots and TO- Johnson's State
street addition ....,.,..,...s....,...,-. zoo
Joseph 4. Alien 10 Joseph O-gin part Of
section 3. township : snuth -aogc cast $40
e T.. Miller 10 MARI h. F.. Jones. part OF
lot IL block -. tou-acrc plat ....... 10
Edvard q Tucker simon T. creRgB part
Of section 3s. Township ] south. range
vest .-'.s..s.sss'' s'V
Ann F. Neal 81 al. 10 Hugo Johnston. part
Of lot s. block q. plat = ..........--.., 900
II p. Clark IN Merchants hank. part or sec
tion -. township south. range ! east 10
X 2. CLARK to Merchants bank. pat o! lot
y block %. ,cn-acrc plat ......,..,...- 10
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Salt Lake Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

Albert }. Smith and Florence NJ Nssblt;. both
oi Eureka.
Richard Barrett ans Sarah Taylor. both OF
Murray.
". !. Clark sod Clare Z. PyIer. both OF sal,
Lake.
Jay G. Brown o, willard. Cal. and Emma
IoidahI Of TopAg Nov
Franz Julius Anderson ~ Murray aud Regina
j. Horx Of Saney.
Claude IIlnnen AID Eva Ferguson. both OF Salt
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Disordered Kidneys Cause Much Misery

With pain ard misery by day, sleep
disturbing bladder weakness at night,
tired, nervous rundown men and
women everywhtre are glad TO know
that Foley Kidney Pills restore health
anG strength, and the regular action of
kidneys and bladder Schramm John.
son, Drugs; "Thc Never-Substitutors.' y
Five (5) Good Stores advertisement
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TAILOR.MADE CORSETS

MRS. THoMsTORFF OR MRS. MANN,
Spirella corsets, 1-year guarantee. rs
T. 1th No. Was. 45S7 oeS3
SPTRELLA CORSETS; ONE YEAR
guarantee. Mrs Hayes. 260 w. Third
North. Wasatch 25S6-J o462
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER W. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
enhalmcr, l6i SO. West Temple. Phone
og5. d3
:. y EVANS. TNDERTAKER. EN-
hBliner. MoTtuary chapel IS So State.
Automobile service II desired without ad-
uonal expense. Was. @6i. BIS
Z c. O'DONNELL. UNDERTAKEN
and embalmer. has moved 20 new loca-
ton. 225-2:i South West Temple street
Realty bldg. Phone $50. oS399
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AUTO REPAIRING

->-~-~~~~~-~---~--~O--~~<~~
ALL. AUTO PARTS AND LACHINFPY
castings welded and guaranteed. 15h
W. So. Temple. 10
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help

LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED.
Splendid income assured right man to
act as our representative after learning
our business thoroughly ny mall. For
mer experience unnecessary. All we re-
qulre is honesty ability. ambition and
Willingness 10 learn a lucrative business
No soliciting or travelling. AN or spare
time only. This is an exceptional oppor-
tuntty for a man In your section 10 get
into big paying business without capital
and become Independent for life. Write
at once for fun particulars. National
Co-OperatiNc Realty Company, L-S2I,
Mardcn building. Washington. u. &. p6i5
STATE SALES MANAGER WANTED,
with road or office experience. $4,000
per year; $500 viii equip you. II you are
me man Ne want. We Will pay your eS-
penees TO come and see US. West Coast
sales Co. 2o3 Bryson Bldg. Los Angeles.
oll3s
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PIANO TUNING

6. :. EARDLEY. WITH PIANO AND
PLAYER Rebuilding Co. Was. 1924. Iss
T. LIT SO. nrtS9
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

10 PATENT INVENTIONS REGIsTl.r,
trade marks or copvrI1b,s ER
lhomas' Zos Utah Savings q Trust bldg
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND
hand furniture Buckeye Furniture
Co. Was. 1929. o2265
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THE BROWN SCHOOL OF DRESS
making and Millinery offers grand
opportunity for ambitious women 10
learn n trade. Pupils are prepared for
the course In drcssmaking earn their .ui-
ton while learning. Enroll now and be
ready for spring business. Hylh2d "a.
4T5 East Broadway o306
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FUNERAL NOTICES

>~~~~~7~-~>--~-~~~-~-~~
fORNEf-F6ineral services for Mrs. Eva
forney. aged 81 years, Will be held from
tie Philips Congregational church.
fftth Sout1 and seventh East. at =, m.
today "wednesday. March IS. Inter
mont Nj. OliNel cemelerY
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

w; WILLIAMS & son. iss y STREET.
Wasatch l5i5-W. upholsterlug chairs
'~aNeD. o382
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WATCH REPAIRING

ALSO ENGRAVING: ALL WORK GUAR
anteed !. Peterson. sos Mcintyre bldg ,
. 60 .a9ln. pl0t
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Wanted-Board and Room

TWO YOUNG LADIES DESIRE BOARD
near 9Th South and Main Address
N-lV, tribune. pl9st
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

DR.. ROBERT W. HALL. PYORRUFA
KEARNS BLDG. a oS5S
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REMOVALS.


pe = ERBACH. WATCHMAKERS
uo;ei L,mmssiets, now located In Peery
0'ei guiding. ia w, Broadway. p763
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GROCERY SPECIALS

FRESH EGGS. DOZ., 20c; GOOD BUT
ter, 25c, new Mary lane oxfords,
cheap: big line children's oxford ties. Soc
boys shoes. ST.
CHICAGO STORE,
lli-l6 West 1st South p2476
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FOR RENT
r furnished An..

FUR RENT 7
o-7-u1rl!sed T -uur1nlshed Apa,,,.
sRANsFOED
r,,rH'ssuon EoeSuon best in s,s c,iu GAG
tIi,h,isned i,,ned suites; fSsy; ,y; furn,,
m,thoat cnnl board: Amsalsasd la1;-
connection, open sef'ean pE'
THE co,.
q ps Sew, e, elegantly uSseU'vsEI.
Ip;i 10 ppa;ii.SS,,nents, elevaiosa salsned IA
'9ruildihe; prices Ie ut SERVICE
1sshple, finest loeaI,sonahle:
" a"atch 5G7I. 'ion IL
Elegantly The ,Llls eoLoynf
srona uoIn tapattncnts, %1',s lao i
from s29 and up: wsln red%
40 i'houi bath. 80 ,nss any, rooss
csHuB BRICK HONS.
Cor. 4th So. ana n,SpTTEL Az
oEiegantly furn,sbad Wss, d
!IVJseHceplng sulIss aud
Vas. iisa Ini'0' and maid n. =
- M 'sn'4
HOTEL OF, PLANDoMF
est most homcIIIs-SE SEwEs'
INC city: ith hsSr'ke; son,se; tsst r
we serve breakfusts. saa ea1
WILEY APIS. 49,
en- steam heated. "AS "a
quiet. Sl sai RIsilshED, ~ j aOOS|
The 5.a,W WOOD. 65s E. p1o,@
i''At apt; private o'sSUfsDx Ss,sD!
--moGM InoJ1s, FUJRNIsHED .s,-
aparsISrn, Tpsrn io' E. ard sOuasss asa
MODERN APARTATrN.
r.a ars''ed i-room aparim;.slc5 NC
rear porcheS; cboica.,m {
Luna, l35 7th East iss
NICELY FuRNIsYDn -,
ing Apartments at ~ h0c1
oo. temple Phone Was a n''
THREE-R ROOM FURNIsaSs :
rembIc mggs, The Oxford. il1V 10 y.
S-RooM APT. FUpY -
oe1' 2nd and Ord North =
ItiREE-ROOM FURyISr,r-
i"eh| Athena. IS No. "a y
WARREN APT, so; 50 an :
"-room. modern. ho,'sslp ~
private bath. Hyland ,s $3.50
On S,s NS,E-RoQM APARTMEsT7 \
linen, heat and gas XII siin
Phone Hyland 1851, va"
.,----lJ.n.I1I.1hed onfurhished Apartns
CHOICE APARTMENTS. M w.,
or o-rooru, strictly mode.
wood floors. excellent hsS,'
south and west fronts, SIS lrs
tie Brothers company. Was
LOWER APT, a.RooN I,
and bath, at the Plaza T 81
S2t 90 per month; steam ~
Tel, Was. 2S2I-W.
La FRANCE-5.RooM ~
Was. 67l0.
MEREDITH Apartments J.
40 1st avenue. "
i-ROOBI APT. IN OAKS. h
Little & Little. No. / W
o-ROOM APT. AT THE D0Pr'
large rooms: strictly drs (
First ave.
MODERN 4-ROoM APT
coal ranges, nne porches 8
South.
WELLER APIS; 3-RoOM p,,||
Ing bed, close In; paved q
NARVEX APT, go z E.
Groom APT. Call Apt. No
4iG.
LAKE VIEW APIS, I'll N0
rooms. por@h; fine loao1
smoke. Was. STR.
NEW PALACE APIS. as q
one fine i-room hssemes,
$21.5O per month.
RAILROAD AND sMEIlU
apartments. convenient, q
traci!ve. 81, West No. Temp
east OF station.
For Rent-MisceIa
~NO0~~~~~~-~-@-~O~ ~O~~~~~~~0-~>>-c--1r>1
BARN SUITABLE FOR GAEl
rent eDg H. Ard so
BOARD AND RO0]|
~~~~~-~-~-~~~@~0 ~~~~~~~~-~~~-~s-s-s7<
LARGE ROOMS WITH Gn1
cooking. reasonable pnoa
End Sc. st.
LARGE FRONT ROOM; STu
good home cooking. sei y
BOARD AND ROOM. y
Rooms $50 up. Rear Nv a
y u Nm > Il@D lNCSshS,
out board. 20S East b'oiaz
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
board, in private tamli:
rs SO. md East Was. iHf
LARGE MODERN ROOM
for two. priyate; good lsdl
cooking. 32l So. 9Th EaS
TO SEE is TO ENGAGE; A y
front room. suitable tor y
house, close In. good 'ao'e'
sired. 240 3rd T.
BOARD AND ROOM. FUN I"
pie in a nice modern MONA
east. Was. 1l6i.
ROOM on GRousy
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.-1lsT-RLACK LEATHER WATCH
To- sisfr iulrais. .. r. g.. near salt
l.aNs Lax thsaief; Tuesday night Reward al
% LIooly n.4s PISA
LOS Co ID HEADED CANE. EN-
graved ~. l. Fcuuessy. 1854 ~
NaTd Return 70 iss South Bird East
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SECONDHAND STORES

COMPLETE CAFETERIA OUTFIT
counters. show cases and all Kinds OF
End hand furniture and stoves. 315 State.
Wasatch 2S27 o345l
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE BOUGHT.
sold and exchanged. See us before
buying or selling. S. L. Furniture Co,
l65 So. West Temple. Was. 3637.
nj 1Sn
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WANTDD-RAILWAY MAIL, CLERKS;
commence SIS month. Salt Lake CITY
examinations coming, Sample questions
free, Franklin Institute, Dept. 46l-L,
Rochester N Y Pill
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AUCTION SALES

BEING FAR OUT. CHEAP RENT is
the reason We can sell goods cheap.
cash or credit. We have new goods;
also lot OF carpets and rugs and sec
hand heaters. ranges. dressers. beds.
almost as good as new. at half price.
Michigan Furniture Co, $40 State. Was.
5i35. pl1TS
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Wanted-To Rent
Wanted-To Trade


EW $1,000 PLAYER FOR GOOD ROAD.
ster. Address N-53. Tribune p25i.
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CHINESE CAFE

THE NEW ORIENTAL, CAFE AT &: "
md 50. Is now open and doing business.
Everything strictly Cainese. Open ali
% %nIgGI. p605
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COAL AND KINDLING WOOD

DEAL coal. * WOOD co, BLOCK
Kindhns and CRATE wood l6j East arr
South, Phone Wasaich 1895 mlsoo
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PIANO TUNING

q. - EAkDLEY, WITH PIANO e
h LIST So. aSs
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UPPER APT. OF ROOMS IN DUPLEN
ts5 a month los Sixth East. GSooo
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LOST AND FOUND

LOsT-LADY'S WATCH. MONOGRAM
N. y. r, with Pierce watch fob Re-
"sd EOiterill Auto Co.. Exchange 5s6.
plG3s
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$3.50 SAMPLE SHOE. THE BELL
Sample Shoe parlors. 403 Boyd Park
bldg. Imported and guaranteed satlns,
patents, gun metal. velvets, tans: $3.50;
no more. no less Is our price. o2So2
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PERSONAL

DR. cAssADY. oCULIsT. HAS MOVED
from Boston bids. TO iis south Main,
POSI-
NALCABLE AND CONFIDENTIAL. .Ar-
vice given on these subjects. Ocrifpa-
'iS' aIl1SHlNts, frlendships Write
pff. No eiaiEvoyant. +. .. box Ii5Sr
pe-6i
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AUTO TIRE REPAIRING

SEND Us YOUR TIRES FOR ANY nv
pairs needed Austin Tire &. Rubber
-. .oV = aIp Souib- plfg0
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WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE
new and used furniture, Michigan
Furniture Co. a30 State. Was. 5li5
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND
hand, Buckeye Furniture Co. Was.
1929. plS99
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished

HOME OF ELtE fsN
rooms. hardwood throughout. s.Flcty
modern, and beautiful GROUNDS, OIL haat
p22G2
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WANTED = AMBITIOUS WoRKMEN
Your work on actual Jobs pays for
teaching trade of electricity, automobiles
plumbing. bticklaylng. only few months
required 700 students last four years.
w rite FOR Information. United Trade
School Contracting Co. Los Angeles. p5
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BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATED IN 70
minutes at reduced prices. Schuhach
~ 1o., -V' 60 -hdln- pl1l
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EASONABLE PRICES PAID FOR 2ND-
hand furniture, etc. l42 w. End So.
Wasatch 1869. p82I
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STROCk'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel, restaurant and household help
Headquarters for iaborers.
Do West Second South. Phone AGA
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ACCORDION PLEATING

SUNBURST AND SIDE PI.EATrNG
soS East srd south. Phone HyIand
go btyTi
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SADDLE HORSES

FOR BROADWAY STABLES
lat So. bet: Main and State. Was
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DANCING

TANGO HESITATION WALTZ rAR.
s,eta eatp ,oSnh o1he-step waltz. two-step. three
or CAL Woodward Academy az Nain st
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FLORISTS

ERNEST LAMBOURNE. FLORIST. NO.
50. Main with WILLIS Horne Drug Co..
lcndins hoEistU on funeral designs and
eeso.lticis was. POI. plSsS
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UPHOLSTERERS
WHERE TO STOP
ATTORNEYS

T. a. WALTON. WASATCH 1874. n2
Continental Bank bldg. o22i2
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PURE ITALIAN OLIVE OIL, ITALIAN
DELICACIES. FIORE, 302 s. w
TEMPLE. WAS. 1902. o31se
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fpINb-DNE BROWN MARE. YRS.
old. block brand. found ang held la
"eoiSe GOODWIN. -lsl East and 10Th So
rr4gs
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WANTED
Wanted-Situation (Male)

AS SUPT. OF CONSTRUCTION: CAN
furnish considerable equipment; refer
ences as TO ability, wlll go anywhere. y.
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CUT FLOWERS

HUpDART FLORAL. co. g. so. MAIN
street. Phone los. Cut flowers an.
i"h'f4i DESIGNS. rl62S
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Wanted-TO Buy
Wanted to Borrow

$1,000 FOR ONE YEAR OR LESS. GOOD
rate Of !nterest. paid monthly. Address
MI. Tribune. posf3