davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1914-03-01

Do you know, Susan, 60 oeIeNe that the
ma,ixc will be the dance that will outilVc
the tango and all The others and be the dance
Of the future 1t is beautiful in all the VaTla-
tons that are being originated Dorothy
Pcakc tells me so, and she knows. Shc IS
taking lessons herself from urc OF the i1nes
teachers in New York, and is instructlng all
immense class here in town. And, speakirs 2
of dancing classes, | want to tell you that
there is a class meeting Monday and Tues
dav mornings at the Playhouse row, with a
teacher from Castle House, N. 7.
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HRead the ~Etornitiea.U

The only large values are those In
which Our ancestors participated. The
Oldest of wonders is the greatest-life.
An ironclad, as such, is a commonplace
beside a ship, and society merely as so
ciety is a more ~stupendous fact than
Rome or England. The Iliad is less re-
markable than speech, and the aero
plane is only a mote In the sky. Land
scape, the family, the nation, religion
their origins are lost in the silence of
a gray antiquity. The nOw-the pres
ent-is indeed sacred; but it's sacred
ness is ~inappreciable to those who are
circumscribed by its limits; it is re-
served for minds that escape its
bounds. do not read the times!' said
Thoreau, in words that become the
more memorable the less they are re-
membered; "read the eternities."-O
W. Firkins in Atlantic Monthly.
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Don't throw waste paper on the
street.
$1.00 mems Munsing union suits
at 79c at Stewards.
Trinity Guild will meet with Mrs.
John Currier next Tuesday after
noon.
The Home Culture Club enter
tanned the Tuesday Club at the
Nels Younggren home in Mann
Valley yesterday.
Mrs. A. E. Jensen arrived from
Marshfield, Ore, Tuesday for a
visit at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Walters.
c. A. Smith has has moved his
barber shop headquarters from
the rear of the FL ST Natl onal bank
building to the Wolff building.
Holy Communion and services in
the Ezekiel Lutheran church next
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock
conducted by Rev. MI Blomholm.
Miss Juliet Randall and Ebert
Randall motored to Amery and at
tended the funeral of their aunt,
Mrs. S. L. Pennington, which was
held in that city Tuesday.
Robert B. Smith, of Chicago, is
expected here the latter part of
the week for a vacation visit at
the home of his mother, Mrs. j. M.
Smith. His family have been here
for several weeks.
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HOLES IN POTS AND PANS.


AStSN 0t0 .&OX 81 ~ NVH& ts4
Them at Home.
Pots and pans, whether of iron or tin
(Which is only iron timed over, get
holes In their bottoms all too soon tC
please the economical housekeeper.
Then 1t becomes necessary to call in
the tinsmith, who puts a lump Of solder
In the hole. This O melts, and the
hole is there again.
But nothing is easier than to repair
such holes at home and without the
aid Of a tinsmith. First Of all make
the hole round by inserting the point
of a knife and twisting it back and
forth. Place the pot or pan upon any
firm, fat piece of metal, such as an
anvil, q bar of ron or an inverted fat
iron, so that the hole Is Immediately
over and touching the latter. In the
middle Of the hole place a shot of about
the size of the hole. Any piece Of lead
will serve If the shot Is not handy.
Now a few sharp blows with a ham,
mer will fatten the shot and spread 1t
out, filing the hole tightly and over
tapping enough to hold it in place. A
few strokes with a file and a rub with
sandpaper complete the operation. The
repair is permanent.
It is said that a hole as large as a
quarter Of an inch in diameter can be
mended in this way.-St. Louis Post
Dispatch.
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TONGUE Charms.

The tongues Of animals have been
and still are in some parts Of the
world favorite amulets. A tongue cut
from a living fox is said to ward Off
disease of all kinds, but as the person
carrying one will surely die h he hap
pens to meet a fox at any crossroads
the charm is seldom used. The tongue
OF the vulture plucked out with iron
and hung about a mans neck In a new
cloth will bring him what he desires,
and some East Indians believe that IL
they do not bite off the tip OF the
tongue Of any wild animal they kill
they will not have good luck In hunt
ing.-LOndon Tit Bits.
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NEW ZEALAND EELS.
Big Enough and Daring Enough to Kill
Man or a Salmon.

q Man or a Salmon.
EelS can u the death of a salmon
OF considerable weight by the use OF
strategy. One will obtain the grip be
tween the dorsal fin and the tail and
then hold on like a bulldog, while the
unfortunate victim in vain throws 1t
self backward and forward, endeavor
ing to shake off it's captor, until al
length its strength is exhausted anG
the eel proceeds to make a meal at leis
ure.
Worse crimes than these are laid tc
their charge In New Zealand. A great
number OF bathing fatalities had takeL
place at a certain spot, where the cur
rent ran with such strength that a
powerful swimmer could only just
stem it. 1t was a favOrite pastime to
have a tussle with the stream, but sew
eral times a bather disappeared before
help could reach him, and when hit
body was found it had been eaten by
cells.
The OF the fatalities remained
unknown for a long time, but at last ii
was discovered that while the swim.
mer was almost stationary in the rapiC
stream a huge eel would seize him by
the foot or leg and drag him beneath
the surface. Eels attain an immense
size in those waters, twenty to thirty
pounds being no uncommon weight
Pittsburgh Press.
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An old soldier on leaving the array
wrote to his colonel In the following
terms:
"Sir-After what I've suffered. tell
The army to go to blazes."
Imagine his establishment OF receiv-
ing a reply in the usual official manner
"Sir-Any suggestions or inquiries as
to movements of troops must be en-
tered on army form 1913 X. Y. H., a
copy of which / am inclOsing. Yours.
etc."-London Telegraph.
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How Not to Drown.

A person who has not learned to
swim, who falls into water. really
browns himself because he struggles to
climb out Should he keep cool and
immense his body, excepting his nos
trils, he could float until help reached
him. No one browns with his los
trils above the surface and his mouth
closed. BY many experiments 1t was
ascertained years g that a fsh-not
a mammal-will live ten or twelve
days out of the water If It's gills are
kept thoroughly wetted, and a man OK
woman with nOstrils above the u
face will not ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ledger.
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Values.

A German peasant had just lost his
faithful cow. His wife became SO
grieved over the loss that her heart
was broken and she, too, died. Scarce
ly was she buried when one OF the
neighbors came and offered his daugh-
ter, another his sister, and a third his
niece, for a wife, whereupon the farm
er remarked:
well, / can easily see that 1t Is bet
ter to lose a wife than a COW In this
town. AS soon as my wife is dead a
choice Of half a dozen wives is offered
me, but when my cow died they didn't
offer ne a single one."-YOuth's Com
paniou.
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Roundabout. but Clear.

Trate Parent-No. stree. You can't
have her. l won't have a s~on-in-law
who has no more brains than to want
to marry a girl with no more sense
than my daughter has shown In allow
ing you to think you could have her,
Life.
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At the Concert.

why do SO many people yawn all at
once just now?"
Didn't you notice that the critic
over there in the front row yawned
first? Everybody else wants to show
that he, too, is a musical sharp"
New York Post. :
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Hard Luck.

Husband comes in to find his wife
turning everything topsy turvy.
Gracious, Isabel! What are you do
ing?"
Il just received a telegram from
Aunt Jane saying she'll be here at $50,
and | can't find her photograph any
where."-Chicago News.
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Flattone Paints & Wall
Finishes.
Floor Paint & Varnishes.
Freeman's Drug Store
The Lords Prayer and pruidism.

me GoToa prayer aho DrulotSm.
A curious proof OF how tenaciously
paganism held its ground for some
generations after the majority Of the
people had become Christians is found
in a Gaelic version of the Lords Pray
Ell, which up to a very recent period
existed in parts of Cork and Kerry.
Instead of Lead us not into tempta-
tion," ma Leig sim a ndraoidheach"
was said, meaning ALLOW us not into
DruidiSm."-London Times.
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The elder office mate was question
ing the young clerk In regard to a girl
he had seen him with at a moving pic
ture show. "Was it your fancee or
your sister, asked the elderly man.
"She says she'll be a sister," muttered
the younger clerk gloomily.-New York
World
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Pretty Touah.

OLD Scotchwoman-The last steak l
got frae We ! could haze soled ma boots
wi 1t. Rutcher-And why did We no
dae ltg Woman-So l wild If | could
haze got the pegs tae gang through it.
Boston Transcript.
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R0manGA.

what, mother, Is romanceY'
'It is that which pulls directly oppo-
site from common sense.--BaltimOre
American.
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A Pnnr ShoWinn.

"How's your boy getting on In COL
lege?"
mot very we'll. They batted him
out Of the box in the third inning the
other day."-Detroit Free Press.
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GocaI and Personal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Y
Ladies' new spring suits at less
than half at Stewards.
Miss Virginia Wales is home from
her school at Ortonville.
Miss Sarah Morrow is home from
her school at Deer Park.
H. A Hagestad and family visited
relatives in Martell Sunday.
Mrs. Warren Deans of St. Paul is
a guest at the J.. T. Deans home.
Miss Grace Gray is home from
her school at Black River Falls.
See the "Wahl" car announce
ment on page two of this issue.
Tom Snodgrass is home from the
Minnesota u for the summer vaca-
ton.
Professor and Mrs. Wickland are
occupying the Wyman residence on
Third street.
Mrs. Freeman Chinook of Hud-
son was a recent visitor at the ]. N.
Chinook home.
Please bring in your automobile
castings. We can repair them. ].
S. Hemenway.
Winifred Perkins. formerly of
this city, is employed as chauffeur
in an electric garage in St. Paul.
CLOVER SEED FOR SALE
Medium red, Mammoth and Alsike.
Inquire of Geo. w. Murphy. phone.
no. 2O2-P. adv.
Mrs. o. D. Schofield, of Clifton,
left Monday to spend the summer
with relatives at North Yakima and
S attic, Wash.
Professor and Mrs. Him click will
entertain the Normal school Junior
class at breakfast in Glen Park
Lodge Saturday.
Mrs. E. G. Farnsworth returned
to her home in Minneapolis Satur-
day after a three weeks visit with
old time friends in the city,
FOR SALE-I have a few young
Duroc Jersey sows for sale. Bred
to foal soon. Prices: reasonable.
Phone 1I5-H. w. F. Smith.
Miss Edna B. linn, who has been
teaching in the San Rafael. Cal,
schools the past year, is a guest at
the home of Mrs. Eva r. Shepard.
DR.. E. Randolph Smith spoke on
the subject of Pneumonia" at the
Southern Minnesota Osteopathic
convention held at the Sawyer no.
tel in Saltwater last Saturday.
Pin p~unctures in inner tubes vul-
canized on best steam vulcanizer
for only l5c each. Other work on
tires at correspondingly low prices.
All work guaranteed. ]. S. Hemen.
way.
Mrs. Constance Thorsen. who
has been teaching at G~lendive.
Mont arrived in the city Monday
to spend the summer at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Norseng.
G.. E. Pratt, Ezra Healey, Ed.
Levings, J. r. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. C.
G. Knowles attended the St. Croix
Valley Veterans Association meet
ings held at Rice Lake Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of last week.
Mr.. Henry Louis Rieken and Miss
Hazel May Reynolds, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron A. Reynolds,
were married at the Congregational
church parsonage yesterday morn
ing by Rev. William ]. Gray. They
will make their home in Idaho,
where Mr.. Rieken intends to go in
to the fruit raising business.
Miss Irma Armstrong, who was
hurt in a runaway accident on the
Clifton Hollow road a couple of
weeks ago. is able to resume her
teaching, but walks with the aid of
a crutch. Mr.. Armstrong, who sut-
fered a broken ankle and strained
his back quite severely in the acct
dent, is still confined to his bed but
is showing steady improvement.
Mrs. j. Floyd Armstrong and
daughter, Miss Marjorie, of Mime
apolis, are guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Armstrong.
-t -- l-.c
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He who will not reason iS a bigot:
he who cannot Is a fool; he who dare9
not is q slave.-Ryron.
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Many good bargains at Stewards
this week.

/. The Improvement League
+ will hold another rummage
!. sale next October and now
r is the time to begin TO get
r ready for it. Don't pacK
J. away things you don't need,
: only to be handled over
again next Spring. Make
]. them into a bundle and if
!. YOU haven't room to store
; them notify Mrs. Fl. w.
Thomson and she will see
that they are taken care
of till the sale. Remem-
Der, that every dollar saved
. for the League is possibly
a dollar earned toward some
+ project for the good Of the
+ city.
8. !. 3. .. ;. :. = 4 +
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous
,r vo1r uAyD A LITTLE MONEY Moi.lsT ffs A.
rs w ~ ny,, Nj MORE, COME AND SEE U.s.

We give 10 all full returns Of ., 'iru nma rter
Our dividend for the qua lent
ending January /, 1914. Was total
,,nr ynonfh on tho share, naknS 9or the
dividend OF 81 per cent per s, hIo, brnefit-
year 1918. We have an honaIIT,e InvesL-
ing and paying enterpri'e,, rec CONSULT
IlS Ilsc o' 'ppffSG9xESS pfie9 OFFICE, G6 w. 4tn 2D'
,nS members in Utah who arc ara
ing dividends. 7ao w n. Temple
Mrs j. G. Hanson. 'Sa W. 49,
Mrs Jinsine Grogh. 7S2 So Snd "e'"
c'{y Mrs Merry Rumel. 1908 w, n. Temple
'ifMS Mrs. Ellen Carey. 271 w. Atm S0u'''
ciIy Mrs. Frank Rumel. 274 No. md west
city. oo7.e Judge bldg,
eiig Hans Larson. ss West 4!h SOUTH: civ city
Villa rn Runnel 1901 W. y, TcplPr.e, ,,,o,a orIo
steve D. Runel, 1903 w N 1eii'p'e'
ciM N ". Smith, Warm Springs. .clty.,,e city.
Frank Williams, 332 so "ee'
''iS Frank Rumel. PA No. Ind West, ci5y, Gar.
Mrs Gailegos, hox J24 r. +, u. L. H"'
Mrs Mable Jones. r. D. No o. DO" 90
-"G,e George o. Ahlquist. res, 1873. Gar1ie'd
George o. olmstid. Hotel No = Car
D.joi John ! j. proctor, r. D. 5. box Co. Mof-
nHft Tayt ITETSRN1A.s T1SRRN CO. MEDl'
CAL COMPANY, ,,
Dr John l.. Kellett- Pres' ran,n,e eru Ct
Residence 9SS Sou'h p23;
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81 ROOMS
Centrally located: doing good business
rent only Sl00 including heat and water,
All furniture entirely new.
IS ROOMS
Good transient location; steam heat;
lease as long as wanted; $500 Will han
ole, or will trade for vacant property as
down payment
~ ROOMS
Good transient location, low rent: we'll
furnished, Si00 will handle
50 ROOMS
All outside but two. rent only s16J.
including heat and water; located on
busiest street in city. This is a positive
money-maker Investigate,
% ROOMS.
Located in heart of city. rent only $50.
This is a genuine bargain. Good. long
lease. House is clean and well furnished
Terms.
&c ROOMS.
Good location House clearing si00
Rent only SS5. Will sell at sacrifice II
taken within few days. Investigate.
BRUNEAU- HILL INVESTMENT CO.
343 South Main. Was. 1865.
piS0
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses


ROSS C. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER
The Original Hotel Broker OF the Inter
mountain West.
Hotel, 60 rooms. elaborately furnished,
clearing $500 month. central locatlon'
$500 Will handle.
Hotel OF 90 rooms, strictly modern
large, light, airy rooms; hot and cold
water In all the rooms; low rent long
lease; all rooms rented,
25-room hotel. doing good business; net
rent on a2 rooms only $50 month; S6oo
will handle.
lo-room rooning house. rent SIS, In
Guiding heat and water; clearing Si00 q
month, $500 Will handle.
16 rooms. rent only $50: price $3.50.
Easy terms Central location.
S-room modern house: incest, cleanest.
best furnished In the city; rent $50; price
rooms, nicely furnished, west side;
rent SIS, only $3.50. genuine bargain
Elegant furniture OF rooms; modern
house; west Side; $500.
clearing 500 month; $500 will handle.
Only $3.50, 10 rooms. housekeeping; rent
$50; Income nearly $40; 5000 down.
A f,rst-class grocery business and meat
ma rket. good location; doing between
S26oo and $4,000 u month. rent SIS.
Cigar stand. stock and fixtures 5000
ront $500.
For particular bargains In hotels and
roomlns houses, see me I sell more than
all the other agents combined
ROSS G. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER.
11S So. Main. Was. 9s39
p2S2
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$1,000
PUTS you in possession Of the best 90
room, steam heated house on the Depot
Loop, Furniture of the best. Low rent
and long lease.
STARTS YOU In a money making, a.
room house, doors from Main St three
rooms rented rs Offices at SIS per month,
making rent on balance of house only SAP
per month.
5000 Cash
and $50 per month BUYS nicely furnished
1S-room, steam heated house close in.
Must sell this week.
GROCERY STORE
In southeast section OF town. one block
from paved street, Rent for store and
o-room cottage, S25 per month; $500 cash
BUYS complete stock and fixtures.
SPECIAL.
Upto- date hotel OF over 100 rooms
modern in every way, Can be handled
on easy terms.
For authentic information regarding
any rooming house or hotel proposition In
town see
MIR BLAKE
UNITED HOME BUILDERS COMPANY,
New Orpheum Bldg. w. 42S5
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II YOU want to make bcEinni,, !,
your own home and stop paying =
here Is your opportunity: a.
house on lot 5oXl35 TO 18-ft. alley. d,
east, near car line and 9th e. payen,
Only $3.50, on terms.
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FARM LAND9

II YOU want to trade city proper,v
a farm, or buy a farm, here Ia "a,
thing exceptional: 4 srsndid SOD
farm. just north OF Provo, on the Re,
with ample water right, ~ acres OF Va,
orchard, 20 acres in alfalfa and 10 a,
In plow land We can sell whole or
portion from q acres up. Can ass
you that this is a good bargain.
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Hero Is a broom pressed bric, =
on the 9th East paving, facing caa,
10th South; strictly modern. inclu
hot water heat $1,000. on terms
Is far below market value '
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01

Sa650-41- room hotel. heart OF city; run
ming not and cold water in every room
strictly modern, furniture and carpets in
excellent condition, $4,000 cash, balance
easy payments.
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If you want q comfortable 6vs-,
home in the southeast section ~
with IL acres Of ground. see this 1
$3.50. on terms.
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HoNIE BUILDERS. ArrENrl

HOME BUILDERS, ATTENTION,
We have building lots in ali part
the city at low prices and on }
terms. IL you own a lot We will b
you a home, on monthly paymenis.
rent. or we will buy a lot for you
build your home for small pasu
down and balance like rent.
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A beautiful new Groom brick ~
sleeping porches, ali modern, Iro,z
heat. sidewalks In. one block fror
lines. We can assure you that MI,
good bargain for $4250. Terms j..
arranged to suit purchaser. r
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BRUNEAU-HILL BARGAIN,

II you are looking for horus =.
thing In tho real estate line. yo,, =,
SEQ us before buying. People wA. {
want TO sell make low pricca s,s'
with us. Do you want a foma tr
the best locations in the city? ~
then, should interest you; =
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BABY CHICKS

BABY CHICKS.
S. c. White Leshorns. $3.50 per hun
dred, delivered; prices on other breeds
by mail or phone: out-of-town orders
promptly filled. Larsen Bros, 1915 So
End East. Phone Hyland 1928, o2SIe
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90 FOOT LOT ON BRYAN AVE, ,,.II
tween 18th and 18th East, good 10
borhood with sidewalk. etc, I'D
5000. cash or terms. Address o"ugIr, ,Irn
18th Ave. South, Minneapolis. "l''I Z.
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On Windsor street. near IN q,
7-room frame, all modern excspt
for S2650, on terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01

Here is snap for a railroad mar.
1st South. near Sth West, 5-room h..
$1,000, on terms.
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TRACKAGE FOR LEASE OR sAL' "a. &
Oregon Short Line or Rio Granuscr
yard now vacant. on ith Soutn. us oI.l
west. T. T. Burton. Is EHchaDS' M
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New 5-room modern brick buHq.
low. II bought this week can
finished to suit customer. Beaurhl
large lot, sll fenced. faces down ost
OF the most beautiful avenues n
Salt Lake. Only S3250. with $500 eaSz
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HONE
THE CITY LIMITS.
list 1rIIINKt

Two acres OF ground, l acre 2
which Is in orchard: beautiful spTin!
A-room pressed brick cottage. Hlu
two porches, electric lights and VI
ter. Property alone is worth tEle
The price asked. Only $3.50. Sip
$500 cash.
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SETTING EGGS FROM HEAVIEST
laying White Leshorns IN state. Sloo
per setting Address Charles kascler'
Garfield. R- f. D. No !. box 400. for iur,
ther particulars. olof'
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BRUNEAU-HILL INVESTMENT 4
Si3 So. Main ST Wasatch IN
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CUT OUT
THE RENT BUSINESS.

Let the money you have been paylns
each month
PAY FOR A HOME.
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Spring buying has begun In earn
Call us up early and secure choice
cations.
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HERE is a Groom house, not new,
substantial and with modern piump'
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UNITED HOME BUILDERS CoMM|
New Orpheum Bldg, Wasatch ~
Open Mondays until O'Clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01

$500 CASH IN So MONTHS FOR
you, We guarantee TO pay you
this amount II you VIII save ohoJ
sg month (2Oc day). Write ot
cal, Ior our attractive l2-page
folder concerning our $500 guar.
anteed gold bond Betlilyy0i15
Home Builders Co. $40 and a4S
Main st, Salt Lake city.
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