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Y.M.C.A. STUDY CLASSES
TO Be ORGANIzEO

A meeting OF between sixty and
seventy men and boys was held at
the Y. NJ. 9. A. Wednesday evening
tor the purpose of outlining plans for
the organization of classes for the
study OF the Bible and sociological
problems during the winter months.
The study II these subjects has been
most successfully carried on here dur
ing the winter season since the erec-
ton of the new Y. NJ. C. A. building
and there was much enthusiasm at
Wednesday nights meeting in the dis
cussion of the details Of the re-organ-
ization OF the work
1t twas unanimously decided TO
launch four classes next Wednesday
night. commencing promptly at 6:15
o'clock with a luncheon for which a
charge OF fifteen cents will be made
Tor each plate. Study will begin Inn
mediately after the luncheon and
will close at 7:15 in order that NIL
vho desire TO do so may attend the
regular prayer meeting services at
the various churches. Rev. l. J.
Hole, pastor OF the First Methodist
church. will have charge of the sen
ior Bible class. which. It is under
stood. will take up the study Of the
life Of the Apostle Paul Harry o.
Fritz will have charge OF the class
In personal work: Prof II. B. George
of the young mems class for Bible
study and Prof. Russell C. Hussey
OF the South Canon high school Of
the class for the study OF Life Prob
lens for Young Men,
The classes will meet every We'd
resday evening and will begin with
fifteen cent luncheon. All men and
toys OF the community are eligible
to become members OF these Glasses
nnd the cooperation OF the public Is
urged in making this educational en-
ierprise the success It so heartily de-
serves.
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GETS MONEY FROM STATE
HIGHWAY Commission

The regular meeting OF tho Colora-
do State Highway commission. fixed
by statute to be held on November
5rd. was adjourned by vote OF it's
members because of the date OF It's
session falling on election day. TO
Thursday. Nov. 9TH. At that meeting
Fremont county was allotted the fur.
thcr sum Of $4,000 from tho state
highway funds to be applied to con-
struction work on tho Parkdnie-C Co
topaxi cutoff on tho Canon city-sa-
Ida link In the Rainbow route.
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$4,000 VOTES.
Ard Many are the Voices Of Canon
City People.

Thirty thousand voices-what a
grand chorus And that's the number
OF American men and women. who are
publicly praising Doan's Kidney Pills
for relief from backacbe. kidney and
bladder ills. They say It to friends.
They tell II to the home papers. Can
on City people are in this chorus.
Here's a Canon City case:
J. l.. Hyde. wagon maker. Sill n.
Ninth ST.. Canon City. Colo. says:
Years ago strained my back and
after that had trouble from my back
and kidneys. Finally heard OF Doan's
Kidney Pills and seeing that they
were recommended for troubles Ike
mine. | got a supply at Hunter Pal
mer's Drug Store and gave them a
trial. They relieved the pain and lame
ness in my back and made the kidney
secretions natural. You are welcome
to continue publishing the endorse
ment / gave at that time. II has been
over year since / have had any kid
ney complaint"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't SIM
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mr.. Hyde had. Foster-M -Milburn Co..
Props. Buffalo. N. Y.-adv
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Mrs. whyt Bedford OF Memphis.
Tenn. arrived here few days ago
and will be the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Shore ut the Denton Hotel during
the winter. Mrs. Bedford will be well
remembered here. having made ssve-
ri visits to Canon City.
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Mrs. Frank Gravestock arrived
from Boise. Idaho. Tuesday evening
to spend several weeks visiting her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. C. o. Lamb Of
Pear street. Her many friends are
pleased to know she is here and all
will be glad to renew acquaintance.
Mr.. Eugene Yields OF Micanite,
Colo. spent several days of this
week attending to business matters
in town.
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The Fourmile Literary Club viii
meet with Mrs. Robson OF Cyanide
avenue Wednesday Election of
officers will be in order and the plans
laid for an interesting educational
season for those fortunate enough to
belong
The East Canon NJ. +. Aid Society
viii hold their regular meeting with
Mrs. Diamond of Z. Main Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton OF 18th street
and Mr. and Mrs. Diamond OF East
Main composed a lively party who
motored TO Pueblo and back wednes-
day.
Miss Tavern Augustine is expected
home Friday night from Cotopaxi to
spend Saturday and Sunday with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Angus
tine.
The Ladies' Embroidery Club of
East Canon spent Saturday evening
very pleasantly with Mr.. and Mrs.
Cotton OF Nineteenth street. Games
we're played and enjoyed very much
by all present.
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The Fruitmere Literary Society
met last Friday evening. A good
crowd was present. and very much
enjoyed the splendid programs which
was rendered. The program for
the next meeting was planned. It
was decided to have a pie social in
connection with the program next
meeting. The ladies are to bring the
pies and the men the pocket books.
to her room a few days OF last week
with tonsilitis.
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NOTED DESPERATE IS
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE

Henry Starr. one Of the most no.
on the continent. is again a fugitive
from justice. He broke his parole at
the Canon City penitentiry 2 months
ago and is credited with haviag rob-
bed a half dozen banks since his es-
cape. He Is now said to be in South
America in company with the woman
with whom he became infatuated
years ago.
News that Starr is being sought i'y
the foremost detectives Of the coun-
try leaked out at Tulsa, Okla. his
old home. 4 score Of secret opera
! tives have been securing that section
for nearly month in a vain attempt
TO locate their man. They charge the
oklahoma peace officers are afraid
of Starr. consequently all sources Of
information have been blocked. or
rearly SO. there.
Starr was paroled from the Coiora-
do state prison several months ago.
lie was sent there Nov. IS. 1909, af-
ter confessing to the sensational da,
light robbery OF the State bank at
nifty. Colo. July S. 1909. His pal.
Kid wilsoa. was never captured.
starr maintained his own innocence
almost to the day Of his trial. then
broke down and made a voluntary
written statement OF his guilt He
was given IN indeterminate sentence
OF from seven to 25 years. His petit
iion for n pardon was denied Sept.
Is. 1918. bit he was paroled some
months later.
His wild infatuation for a pretty
woman led him back TO the old paths
he had Uttered with his deeds of out
lawry in DAYS gone by. This woman
came into Lis life shortly after he
left the states prison and entered
upon a promising career OF good citi-
zenship. He could not under the terms
Of the parole marry her. Again. lie
was starting life anew and funds
ere short. And 10 possess her. ,ie
detectives say. he broke all his pledg-
es OF reformation. and he armed him
self and went out to obtain by force
IT is stated the necessary money %
take her w!th him to a new home IA
foreign lind
Il is chrrged that he went from
Colorado TO Oklahoma. gathered
about him the few remaining mem
bers OF his old gang and started out
as a raider. The officers declare
that he was responsible for the rob.
aery there II she banks at Keystone.
hillerton and Kiefer. all daylight Jobs
accompanied with highly sensational
features. Then followed the hold-.:p
of the cashier OF the Baxter Springs.
Kansas. bank. and of the cashier Of
the Cove. Ark. bank.
The detectives say that Starr was
positively Identified by three OF his
, victims. the cashier Of the Baxter
Springs bank being personally ac-
quainted with the former OUTLAW
They further declare that there Is
no chance .. their being In error IN
accusing Starr. who is wanted not
only for tho robberies named. but
is being sought for most diligently
by the Colorado authorities for break
ing his parole.
The bandit early gained the conn.
dence OF tho officials at the Colorado
state prison. Within n very few
months after being sent there for the
Amity robbery he was made a trusty.
End not long afterwards was appoint
ed guard over a road gang. being
Entrusted with firearms. and became
TO all interts and purposes an EN-.
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A party 1T Fourmile young people
spent Sunday very pleasantly in the
Royal Gorge. climbing the trail and
other interesting paths. A splendid
repast was served at noon. All re-
turned home late. having had fine
time all dey.
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prescribed by law
seal this 18th day OF November A. D. 1914
JONATHAN SEAMAN.
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L. A. Jones returned homo from
Denver and also Hygiene. Colorado.
whers he visited his son. George.
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Buys a Moon.

Mr.. Guy u. Hardy rms purchased 4
con Light Six 1915 automobile OF
J. Armstrong 4 Son.
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FRUITMERE
and fOURMILE

Mrs. John Newell was the guest of
Mrs. Geo. Newell of Dozier avenue on
Sunday.
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The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
burning and family. former residents
of this city. extend to them the hand
OF sympathy in the sad bereavement
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Mr.. c. .. Lamb started for Colo
RADIO SPRINGS Sunday morning with a
load OF apples. He is expected to
return the last OF this week.
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Mr.. Ed Watts OF Cyanide avenue
has been confined to her bed the
last few days with severe cold.
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Harvey, ii. H., beg. at a point on the
N. line of w. Main st. produced
WY. whence the SW. Cor. of blk
3, j. w. Green's Det add. to the City
of Florence bears s. 76 deg 10
min. z. 1865 #, thence n. 16 deg.
l6 min. w. 46 IT., thence n. 13 deg.
Al min. E. $50 #. s. rs degrees
I6 min. E. 46 IT., thence S. 13 deg.
A min. W. $50 IT. to beginning.
la Plant. Ed. beg. at the Sc. Cor. OF
lot No. IL. blk. 3D." U. o. Co.'S
West End Sub. thence S. rs deg.
I6 min. E. 3S.05 #. n. 13 deg. "A
min. e. $50 IT. n. rs deg. 16 min.
w. 3s.O5 f.. S. l3 deg. A min. w.
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Mr.. Geo. yahldic returned from
Wet Mountain valley Saturday even
ing. having spent several days there.
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,a,I4-i 1884
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Description of Property
Name of owner

Part of Section or Lot
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-12-17
SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS
CHAPTERS


Stanley Hargreave, millionaire. af.
ter miraculous escape from the der
of the gang of brilliant thieves known
as the Black Hundred, lives the life
of a recluse for eighteen years. Har.
greave accidentally meets Braine
leadr of the Black Hundred. Know.
ing Braine will try to get him, he es-
capes from his own home by q balloon,
Before escaping he writes letter to
the girls school where eighteen years
before he mysteriously left on tn door
step his daughter, Florence Gray.
That day Hargreave also draws ST.
100000 from the bank, but il is re-
ported that this dropped into the sea
when the balloon he escaped in was
punctured.
The day following Hargreave's
thrilling escape, his daughter arrives
from the girls school and is escorted
to her fathers home by Jones, the but
Ter. Immediately Braine and the Graf
ty and beautiful Countess Olga. as
sisted by the Black Hundred lay plans
to make the girl captive and force
her father from his hiding place or
secure the missing million. The coun-
tess calls at the Hargreave home and
wins the confidence of the girl while
two spurious detectives arrive and or
der Florence to accompany them to
1eadquarters. The plot is foiled by
James Norton. a newspaper reporter,
who recognizes the detectives as fakes
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No." said Norton in his heart "but
1t is WISE"
Always he found Jones waiting for
MIN at the door, always in the shadow.
'Well?" the butler whispered.
i have laid neat trap. Whether
THIS balloon was the one that left the
top OF this house don't know. But IL
there were two men in it, one of them
lies at the bottom of the sea-"
"And the man found?" The buffers
voice was tense.
1T was not Hargreave. met Orts
but once, and as he wore beard then.
the captains description did not tally
with your recollection"
Thank God! But what is this trap"
Il propose to find out by it who is
back OF all this, who Hargreave's real
enemies are
Norton returned to his rooms, there
to await the call from Grannis. He
was sorry, but if Jones would not take
him into his fullest confidence. ha
must hold himself to blame for any
blunder he (Norton) made. OF course.
he could readily understand JONES'
angle OF vision. He knew nothing of
the general run of reporters: he had
heard or them by rumor and distrusted
hem. He was not aware of the fact
hat the average reporter carries more
secrets In his head than a prime min.
ster. 1t was, then, up to him to set
lbout to allay this distrust and gain
he mans complete confidence.
Meanwhile that same morning n
'retty young woman boarded the
orient and asked to be led to the can
ain. Her eyes were red; she had
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sraveiy. Gone for good. indeed, poor
devil! Norton took out a roll of hi,,s
There's two hundred in this roll"
Well?" said the captain vast,r
tonished. Us
It's yours If you will do me =,
small favor" me :
II II doesn't get me mixed up with
the police. I'm only captain q, =
tramp; and some of the harbor no,,,a
nave taken dislike to me. what ~
you want me to do?" w
Inc police will not bother You This
man Hargreave had some enemies.
tney want either his life or his monav.
maybe both. 1t is peculiar case with
Russia in the background. He 49,.
nave laid the whole business hafera
tne police, but he chose to fight ~ a..
himself. And to tell the truth 7 49,.
any good" e aone
Heave ner over; what do You want
me TO DO for that handsome roll, -
rou OF
II any man or woman who ;s M.
reporter comes to pump Won tell ~.
the man went ashore with a nocLa. .
der his arm" p"oAee un-
Tie knot in that.
say that the man was gray hained
;iean snaven. straight, with . scsr
llen up on his forehead, generallv con.
'red up by his hair" Gov
That's battened down. NV Lad ..
m" NY iao. Go
say that you saw him enter vona..
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OXy-Acetylene Welding

BRASS. CAST IRON. COPPER AND
aluminium welding done on short no.
uce Work guaranteed. j. p Fowler
Mig. Co. Al TO 50 So. w. Temple hlo9a
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farm Lands

INTERESTED IN ALBERTA7 We
have exclusive llstings of farm lands,
Grnin ard cattle ranches. improved and
uuimpgotcd, from q quarter section 10
tfs q % @5.ooo and 90. 600 acres. AL Al.
nuc perfect priced right. easy terms and
absolutely guaranteed as represented. Call
ana receive iuh Information. maps. bulle-
tlns ana official reports on any townsits
or hand proposition In Alberta or Art
ish Columbia. Detailed Information gladly
furnished and spOndence solicited.
9. D Carter * Co. Ltd. Edmonton. Alta.
salt Lake city branch pffce III New
house building. Phone Wasatch 1913
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2 HORSES. 2 WAGONS AND HAR-
ness for sale. cheap. Inquire iOi4 state;
iiyland 1916. g3isS
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BEAUTY PARLORS

FREE BEAUTY REATMENT To
every NTH customer at the Vclvetina
Beauty Parlors. c. East ith South
miss
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EXTRAoRDIyARY FARM BARGAINS.

1So acres IN Raft River valley: so acres
under cultivation. primary water right
since 1855. all fenced. IS tons OF 1918
hay. 300 bushels grain. 80 bushels potn-
two tables; chicken coop and gransry
AT ma CIiuery neccsSSi " 90 run the farm.
$500 II taken AT once. $1,000 down. bal
InCe easy terms.
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4-room. modern. brick house. close Z,
city and county building. $1,000.
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HAVE THE AUTOMATIC WEATHER
strip put on your door and avoid the
cold, snappy weather Was. 4S47-R.
kst3o
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We can sell your property. Tell US
what you have and what YOU want for IL.
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INSURANCE

GREAT EASTERN CASUALTY Co,
pays $4,000 for accidental death: S25 per
week for accidental injuries $50 per
week for sickness. Price OF policy. SIG
per year. Agent. Thomas Clements. sc
Commercial st. mT2O
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GOOD DELIVERY HORSES: ALSO A
Few nTst-Cla5s delivery wagons. Ap-
ply al Troy Laundry stable. isl 9th EASY;
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TO PEOPLE WHO WANT TO DO
OREGON RAILROAD LANDS.

HARD TINES NEVER AFFECT
farmers pocketbook He's the mos,
independent man on Garth Our booklet
telling how YOU can get on a Park Val
Icy farm. Is yours for the asking. Drop
us a card for II today.
PACIFIC LAND a WATER CO. 10Th
floor Walker Bank Bldg, Salt Lake CITY.
Utah. mat
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SIGNS AND SCENERY


cHAS. PETERSON. ~ RICHARDS ST.
brass, Clipped glass and painted. Phone
WasRtch 1903. x16
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CHIROPODIST

l., GAMBIA, FOOT SPECIALIST con-
sullation free. ~ East First South.
Wasatch o0G4 r392S
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FOR SALE
For Sale-Horses and Vehicles

- HUHt " ITO ~ ~, Vtrs
ages 5 10 s years. weight 100 TO 400.
We Will buy load o! secondhand horses
for rancn work hlq4?
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BOWLING ALLEYS
EYE. EAR, NOSE, THROAT

DIX. ARTHUR BURROWS. UCULIsr
and aurisI. spectacieS accurately itted;
difficult cases solicited. 3os Continental
Bank bldg. g35Sl
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Abstracts-Title Insurance

UTAH SAVINGS * TRUST CO, SUR
plus. 800. 900: abstracts and title In
surance attend Ia all details in transfer
ring and mortgaging land titles Capital
$500. 600. 235 Main. $3.50
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J. l.. DEsNHAN co.
W. ii35. 5i2 Main St ". tiS3. !
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ONLY sann CASH

j. L. DENIIAM CO.
Was. il33W. 3i3 Main ST Was 5i33-W.
mi 10
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WEATHER STRIPS

WEATHER STRIPS TO KEEP OUT THE
cold. At Rivers Bros. 20 w. Broadway,
ki79
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

trade MARKS OF copyriShts. see j. Nj.
Thomas. sUS Ctan Savings " Trust bldg,
ol24
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MASSAGE
CARPENTERS and JOBBERS

CARPENTER AND JOB WORK: EsrI-
mates given and first-claSs work guar
antced. Wasatch 36Os-W. n6ss
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OSTEOPATHY

DR. c. A. GAMBLE. 507-s MiNTYRE |
bldg, hours, TO >. Wasatch 52S1. Dis |
ca ses OF women q speciality. Consulta-
tion free. g395 |
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STORAGE, MOVING, PACK
ING, SHIPPING

WE SHIP HOUSEHOLD GOODS 70
any part of The United States. Cut
rates. Kimbal Van a. Storage Co. IS
South Main. m2653
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SCHOOL OF ART

DRAWING. PAINTING LESSONS. LIN
ing model Paintings on exhibition.
Constitution bldg. studio SIS. Cali after
Moons rneon
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$3.50
BUYS nice transient house ~ rooms
4 MONEY MAKER FOR THE RIGHT
PARTY
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For Sale-Furniture

THE LARGEST STOCK OF SECOND
hand goods IN city. consisting OF fur
niture, stoves. ranges. carpets and rugs.
II you are looking FOR bargains. don't
fail TO see US.
UTAH FURNITURE co,
l2S-l32 w. md South. Was 43l7
k26G0
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BUTTON FACTORY


ALL KINDS AND SIZES. MADE FROM
your own miteriaL III. Babel. ladies
tailor, l20 East broadway. opp. Auer-
bach's. hlS50
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous

PARTNER WANTED TO JOIN ADVER-
tser in promoting a live manufacture
ing company. $1,000 required. which VIII
be returned In thirty days and a profit
on the investment OF 1000 per cent can
be made in next six months. You handle
and pay out your own money. This IS
safe and unusual opportunity. No expert
ence in this line needed. Address box
MIS-, Tribune mss
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CHINESE HERBS
SECONDHAND CLOTHING

ABE GORDON PAYS HIGHEST PRICES
for old clothes and shoes. Wasatch
793-M fiSs
BEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND
hand clothing. w. Glickmsn. IL South
West Temple. Was. 45i3. klI5l
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CLEANING AND DYEING

-~---~---------~---~----~-~
SALT LAKE CLEANING CO., BEST
work. prompt delivery a6S South state.
Was E235. HylaDd 1882 E233S
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MIR BLAKE,
United Home Builders Co. IS w end So
Phone Was. 1855. m357
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REIINOI-ISHMENT.
Real EState-To Exchange

wANTED-ACREAG IN EXCHANGE
for salt Lake real estate. What havo
you 10 offer2 Bruneau-Hil Inv Co. 5i3
Main ST. Was 1863. ks34
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LAKE HAND LAUNDRY. S3s-Ao w. lST |
south street; brnnc.i. las r. End South. |
was, 259t k2l6p |
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FURNITURE and PIANO
POLISHING.

MAKE YOUR FURNITURE LIKE NEW,
ColoriDg. matching, polishing and reGD-
ishng furniture, pianos. counters. show
cases and Office desks. John Linton g.
years experience 6 years with H. Din
woodey Furn. Co.), 5b So. State. Was
1894. l9l
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CHIROPRACTORS

CECIL * CECIL. GRADUATE CHIRo-
pracIors. Chronic and female troubles
specially. Consultation free- Suite
<0a. 235 South Main. RAJ
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
Easy Payment Home.

J. l. pENIiAM co.