The Logan Republican. [volume], October 31, 1906, Image 6

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H SALTED VHALC.
M Some Say It la Dcttcr Than Poor
M Salted Geef.
H i Tlio prcRorvntlon iiml exportation of
H , wlialo mcnl Ih boromltiK n bis Indus-
1 try In pttitH of the (Julf or St. Law-
H I rencc. Tor some tlnm pnst 111" Usher-
H I men of (limpo havo been In tlio habit
H of Baiting down poitlnn? of tho meat
fl of tlio vvhnlo for tlieli own two when
M short of other food, but now It Is found
M I that tho art Mo Is oiiKorl consumed
H . by sonio or ,,ie South American peo
H I plea nnil corscrpientb It l becoming
H qulto an article or commerce
H I One rotnpnn) hns ivstabllHlietl a largo
H plant on nn It laud In thu region known
H as Seven IsIiiikIh, in the north of tho
H Onir or St Lnvvicnrn. and maintains n
H lugulnr wlm'iiiu' xti'.imei to llll and
H tow In tho whale" to the l.utory Two
H xpccleti or whales ate taken, tlio
humped bark and the sulphur bottom
B They aro bo i 'enilftil tlm' Mump Is no
H (lllllcult in KiIIIiik and l ivvIiik to tho
H factory otio n iln, whldi Is all that
H tho prcs( nt rnpnHly of the fnrtoiy ran
H accmnmodat' Cadi wl 1e Is valued
H at .ibout $2,0 0 p.o th.U tho buhlucsM is
H n very lucrative one
H l"ormeil all tho flush went Into
H gimno, whkl Ir woith $M to $''"' n
H ton Now, 1 uover, tin pt I mo meat
H ' Ih nil salted 'own for food, and excel-
H ' lout eating It make?, too, for thoso
H who like It, au ontendlni; that It Is
H k superior to tho eoaiser Trades of beef
H salted In ban els, especially when used
H In Blows and hashes, oi bet veil up as
H corned uoof
H t China la i ild to offer nu excellent
H market for ' io meat, but nt present
H tho initial c nipany In tho St Law-
H ioiico, whir! U likely to bo foon fol
H lowed by severnl others, has a demand
H for all that Is tan ship to South
H America,
1 STORK FAMILY IN PERIL.
H Two Turkish Soldiers Rescued the
H Birds in the Nick of Time.
H I onco witnessed a pIi.iiiiiIiik little?
H xceuo at a flro which v.'.' ranlim lu
H Knitlkoti). A pall or mo. let had built
H their nest of dry Iminrlu s on tho top
H or a chliiiuev stack, and tho mother
H hlid had tw- joiihr ones to provide
H for, says Clnnihoi's Journal One
.May night a Hie luoko out at tho far
H , end of tlio street, and a strong wind
H droe tlio flames from houso to home.
H until tho nest was threatened
H i In tho brilliant glare of tho burning
H street tho motior lilid was been stand
H ing mi'i the nest with wide out
B stretched, auheiing wings Tlio cln
B ,' durs and sparks wero II) lug all oor
HJ her, hut that mother loo which tho
HI ' boasts of the Held and tho blrd3 of
U I tho nlr 'display lu common with sen
Bj tient human beings rorbado hoi lie
HJ ' sort her oung ones In tho hour of
HI peril Tho rrond became quite ex
H cited, and there wero calls for a
HJ f lesctie This was a task that luoHed
HJ ' ilangor, for the house was already
HJ , burning
HJ ' Two Tttrnlsh soldiers, however,
I' rushed Into tho building and made
tholr wny to the roof Wo watched
hb the pluck Mlows nppioaeh tlio (him
HJ I ncy stack, and smliloulj tho stork ills
HJ nppoared with an awkward llouiider
Hb ' and a piodlglous Mapping of wings
HJ . One of tho soldleis liud seized it 1)
HJ I Its iingaluly legs while the other ros
HI J cued tlio nestlings Tho two men had
HI , Just time to gut out of tho building
HJ j without having their retreat cut off
..i
Hi ! Right on the Spot.
HJ I ' A traveling man tolls a story of his
Hi pxpcilence while stopidug over In a
Hi I little southern rlty He strolled Into
H a reataurant and found no ono on duty
M excopt a little negro boy, who mairhod
H to the side of tho table at which ho
H had taken his seat mid stood nt at-
HJ teutlon with his ejes Ilxed straight In
Hi
HJ "Aro )ou the waltoi'" askcsl tho
M traveling man
HJ "Vas, snh," replied tho boy, without
HJ moving a musclo.
Hb ,' "I want to give you an order"
"Sho!"
Hi "llrlng me a slice of Springfield
HJ
HJ "On de tiro!"
HJ i "And a rouplo of eggs poached on
M I dlffeient sides"
HJ "Comln'!"
HJ "And ii hair frj of oystors "
HJ "Cooklu'!"
HJ "And a cup of coffee."
HI "Hyuh now!" exclaimed tho negro,
1 as with a sweep and llotirlsii of his
H napkin he was off tow. ml tho kitchen
M tf1 A Good Imitator.
HJ $ IMouaiil Do lloske Is not only ex-
1 ' ceedlngl clevoi lu siiccussrull) lull
M tilting tho voices of people and anl-
Hl ( mals, hut can also tmltato a vlolon-
Hi i cello, producing with his voice tho
Hi t entire range of the Instrument He
HJ saB, hovvovor, that to do this ho must
H l' nsstimt) tho pohltlou of one ilaIng
M tho 'cello, and with his tingeis go
HK. through the movomonts ot pl.i)lug
I To South America.
,Dr W C Karabeo, of tho antliro
g , jiologtcal dopartmunt at Harvard mil-
I orilty, with three students, next Jear
i vlli conduct a leseaieh expedition
I about tho headwaters of tho Amazon.
I Tor n tlmo a ujko will bo established
at Aronulpn, Peru. Tho part) will be
gOIlO thiee )'(lis
H I i Not an Ornament, Though.
H ' i ', Thy norvous young man backed Into
Hi I tlio nearest chad Tlio fair girl
Hi )( , glared at him ' Vou'ro n bird." alio
HI tried, Bnrcastlc'ully
Hi "Why or w hut '" he gasped
HH ' "Vou'ro on ni) hat!" eho falily
H sUrlokcil. Philadelphia Press.
H v Old Wisdom.
H ,' Nothing Is ti. ore easy than to do-
HH colve ourselves as our atrei tloju aro
HH uubtlo per8u.i'iiis Dcmostheucb
HH
HH ''f Hmk
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICE.
Consult County Clerk or the Respective Stol
en for Turther Information.
In the District Court, Probate Division In and
lor Cache County, Stale of liah.
M)TIci:to cui.iimiits
I.Malc of Naae I'ulluii. di-ccuMil
Crodltert will tirescnt flilniswllli voiipIii ri
to tlm uiiilLrsIitnid at tier it ilili nee In I ron
ton. In tlioiouut) of Cue hiinnd ntnteof Ulali,
on or tx-fore tlm llrst da) of .Muri Ii. A I) IIUi.
Ilnte of publication, ) IoIht."!, A II. 1111
AnmiJI llll.U
I'viculrlx of IIk Inst will nnd ti statin nt
if Isnni t'lilliim, ilri'insul
A II. Law.
Att(lrmJ for nutate
Sale of Delinquent Stoch
The Itcnson IrrlKatlon companj,
principal place of Inislness, Ilcnson,
Cache count), If tali
There are rlelliHiiicut on the follow
InKdcsorlhciI stock on account of as
sessment levied on August L'l', 1IWI,
the several amounts set opposite the
names of the lespecllve sh.ttchohlcrs,
as fohows
NiitiiUr of
Miaris A moil nl
Peter I'rost ,"iS $.U .10
William Catmtil . . -J.-. Vi S
.lolm Kecse . . m l.l 00
Ileesc Itrotheis is U oo
T. II. Hecse ... II U 00
It O. Iiccso U : 00
And In accordance vvllli law and an
order of the Hoard of Directors of said
company made on the -2nd day of
AitKust, WOO, so niiiti) shaies of each
piece of said stock as may be neces
sary, will he sold at the residence of
S. II Itoundy at Ilcnson, Cache conn' ,
I'tali, on the 1st. tlaj of Novctr er,
11)00, at the hour of li o'clock ni or
said da), to pay the dcllnipient assess
ment thereon together with the cost
of advertising and expense or sale.
S. II ItOUNI),
Secretary and treasurer of the Benson
Irrigation com pan) Oillce at Hen
son, Cache count), I'tali
Notice of Assessment.
Mlllvllle I iriK.itlnt,' cotnpaii), M 111
vllic, Cache county, Utah
Notice Is hereby given that at a
meeting of the direclois hold on the
I'tli day of September, 100(1, an assess
ment of L'S cents per share, was levied
on the capital stock of the corporation
pa able on or before the lstday of No
vember llNKi, to the secretary, at
his residence In Mlllvllle, Utah, Any
stock on utile') this assessment may
remain unpaid on the 1st of Novembci
will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless pay
ment' Is made before will be sold on
the I'Oth day of Novenibei, 1000 to pay
the delinquent assessment together
with the eost of advertising and ex
pense of sale
Maiitin Oi.sr.x, secrctar).
Notice.
I itlta.fl States l.anil Olllt -.
Sail Lake I'ltj , Utah, M ntcinlier 171b lt.H,
To whom tl mai Mimtru
Notliuls lirrthv Riven that tint Statu of
Hull lias tiled In tl.li olllu a list of Itmls
selictid b) tlio said state, as liuleinnltj
-c IkhiI Lands, iinili r si ctlon i of tliu Act of
Conurtss. aiiiirovt-U Jills 111 1M4 Tlmfolluw
InKtrai ts,t inliraicd In said lists aio found
to hew llliln six miles of a inliitiiir loi'ulkin,
claim or cntri. vl
S!S NVVi anil svv) -F' '-ivtton 'X. T II N
It, 1 I'-.S. I. M. (stale No 154)
A (inn of said list, so far as It rtlatis to
saldlracts.li) disorliitlve miUIUMoiis, lias
Iniu )'nnsfi iiiiusly isxleil In this ellli fur
Irsmciloii to any ih'isoii liilvrtstid. and li
the uulilli L'emralb
VVItlilu tlm mm Mill dais folhiwlntr tlio
ilutoof this notice, omit r iltparlnit nlal lu
strut lions of .lanuarj It), I'w,, nrolt'sts or
t nnlt sis autlnst tliu 1 1 at tit of tlio suite to am
i.f Ihu tracts or nuIkIIv tslous hurt luts-dirn (It -m
rllnd on the uroiind that tin saint Is mere
valuable fur mint rat than fur uirrli'iihiiral
liuriiosts, vttll be rtcolvid nutl inm-tl fer re
iinii to tlittOt in-ral t.anil()llltatVVasilin;tiiu
1) O Talliui) to lirolesV or conttst. wltlilu
tin tlmtihHOlll(tl will Ik lousldfrdt siillli I
tut evlikint of tin' uon mineral t liaiacter
of the trat Is and tliesi'Us-ttonsllii'riuf. In Intc
titlii rwlse frte from olijts'tlon, will lit- ni tim
mi mlt (I fur aiinvul
I'iiank H Hoiiik
l.itrMtr
Notice of Levy of Assessment.
Name of corporation, College ltrl
gatlon company; location of principal
pl.ico of business, College, ITtah
Notice Is hereby given that at a
meeting of the directors held on the
loth day of October, lHOd, an assess
ment of 21 cents per share was lev led
on the capital stock of tho corpora
tion, pa) able November, l.'ith, 100(1, to
James Olson, secretary and treasure!
Any stock on which this assessment
remains unpaid on said day will be de
linquent, and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment Is
made before will be sold on December
Ifi, 100b to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with the cost of ad
vertising and expense of sale.
.Ia.mk.9 OI.MIN
Secretary and Treasurer.
1st publication, Oct. 17, last Nov 1".
Explaining It.
"This talk amont millions o" dollars
fur the l'ananm canal gits mo," re
marked SI Sloeuui "Thot'u a power
o' money fur Jlst u canal."
Mebbe," suggested llnbo llobblna,
"thoy'io going tcr havo tho towpath as
phal'cd. Thet luns Into a toap o'
monoy."
A Resolution.
Proposing rn iiincndineiit to Section
2, Article 10. of the constitution ie
latlng to IMucation, Public School
Sjstem. Maintenance I
He it enacted by the legislature of
the state of Utah.
Sectlo,) 1 The following proposi
tion to amend the Constitution of the
State or Utah Is hereby submitted to
tlic iua1llled electors of the State of
Utah for thclrapproval or disapproval,
nainelv:
That Section 2, Article 10, of the
Constitution of the State of Utah, be
amende.! to read as follows:
The Public School System shall In
clude kindergarten schools, cotrftnon
schools consisting of primary and
grammar grades, high ' hools, an agri
cultural college, a university, and such
other schools as the .tgislature may
establish Theeomiuni schools shall
be free. The othei tleputments of
the system shall be su- f rtcd as pro
vldcd by law Prov b I that high
schools may be tualntn in 1 free In all
.llles of the llrst and s tond class now
constituting school districts, and In
such other cities and districts as may
be designated b) the Legislature Hut
where the ptoportlou of school monies
apportioned ot accruing to anv city
or district shall not be stillicient to
maintain all the fico schools In such
city or district, the high schools shall
be supported b) local taxation; Provid
ed, that when any cities or districts
shall establish high schools, the Legis
lature may aitthorlc the use of State
school funds to assist In supporting
such schools, said funds being appor
tioned to the cities or districts con
cerned, b) the State Hoard of L'duca
tlou. Section 'J The Secretary of State
is heieby ordered to cause this pio
position to be published lu at least
one newspaper In every county of the
state where a newspaper Is published,
for two months Immediately preced
ing the next general election
Section 3 This proposition shall
be submitted to the eleetots of this
State at the next general election for
their approval or disapproval All
olllcial ballots used at such election
shall have printed or written theieou
the words "Kor tho amendment to
Section i!. Article 10 of the Constitu
tion" and "Against th" amendment
to Section 'J, Article 10 of the Con
stitution," together with such other
title designating such amendment as
may be provided by law. Said ballots
shall be received and said votes shall
be taken, counted, canvassed and tin
returns thereon be made In the same
manner and In all respectsas Is provid
ed by law In the case of the election
of the slate oillceis
Section 4 This amendment, If
adopted at said election, shall take
cllect and bo In rorco from and nfter
the llrst daj of January, A I). I'M)"
STATCOl' UTAH.
Oillce of Secretary of State.
I, Charles S. Tlngev, Secretin)' of
Stale of the State of Utah, do hereb)
certify that the forgoing Is a full, true
and cotrect copy of Resolution pro
posing amendment to Section:;, Article
10, of the Constitution relating to
Lducation, Public School Svstem,
Maintenance, passed at the Sixth
regular session of the Legislature of
this State
In tctlmony vvhcicof, I have here
unto set my hand and alllxcd the
Great Seal of the Statu of Utah, at
Salt Lake City, this 'J.trd day of Au
gust, A I) 100(1
C S. Tin o in,
Secretary of State
A Resolution.
Proposing amendments t,o Section
:, Article 111, of the Constitution as
amended Nov ember (I, 1000, and Sec
tion l'J, of said Article i:i n latlng to
uniform tax and exemptions there
from, and authority of the Legislature
to prov Ide for a f tamp tax or a tax bas
ed on Income, occupation, licenses oi
franchises
He It resolved and enacted by tho
Legislature.of the State of Utah, two
thirds of all members thereof con
curring ihetclu:
Section 1 The following ptoposl
tlou to amend the Constitution of the
State of Utah Is hereby submitted to
the qualllled electors of tho Statu for
their approval or disapproval, namely:
That Section .1, Article l.'l. of tho
Constitution of the State of Utah as
amended November (I, 11)00, and Sec
tion 12 of said Article l.'l be and the
samo ate hereby amended to read as
follows-
Section ,i The Legislature shall
provide b law a uniform and equal
rate of assessment and taxation on all
property In the state, according to Its
value In money, and shall prescribe by
general law such regulations as shall
secure a just valuation for taxation of
an property, so tti.it, every person ana
corporation shall pay a tax In propor
tion to the value of his her or Its pro
pert): Provided, that a deduction of
debits from credits may beatithorled:
Provided, further, that the property
of the United States, of tho State,
counties, cities, towns, school dis
tricts, municipal corporations and
public llbratles, lots with buildings
thereon used exclusively for either
religious worship or charitable pur
poses, and places of burial not held or
used lor private or corporate benefit,
shall be exempt from taxation Ditch
es, canals, reservoirs, pipes and Humes
owned and used by Individuals or cor
porations for Irilgatlng lands owned
by such Individuals or corporations,
or the Individual members thereof,
shall not be separately taxed as long
as they shall be owned and used ex
clusively for sjich purpose: Provided,
further, that mortgages upon both
real and personal property shall be ex
empt from taxation- Provided, further,
that the taxes ot the Indigent poor
may be lemitted or abated at such
time and In such a manner as may be
provldedby law
12 (Stamp, Income, license, franchise,
or mortgage tax permissible). Noth
ing In this constitution shall be con
strued to prevent the Legislature
from providing a stamp tax, or a tax
based on Income, occupatlan, licenses
or franchises.
Section 2. Tho Secretary of Stato
is hereby ordoied to cause thesp pro
positions to I o published In at least
one newsuaper In every county of tho
State where a newspayer Is published,
for two months Immediately preced
ing tho next general election
Section l These propositions shall
be submitted to the electors of this
tate at the next general clertlon, ror
thelr approval or disapproval All
olllcial ballots used at such elections
shall have printed or written thereon,
the words, "For the amendments to
Sf ctlor. .1, Article i:i, or the: Cotistltii;
lion, as amended November (I 100(1
and "Against tho amendment to Sec
tion :i, Article HI, of the Constitution
as amended November tl, HHXi" also
the words "Kor the amendment to
Section 1'-, Article l.'l of the Constitu
tion" and "Against tho amendment
to Section 12, Article 1.1. of the Con
stitution" together with such other
title designating such amendment as
may be provided by law. Said ballots
shall bo received and said votes shall
be taken, counted, canvassed and re
turns thereof be made In the same
manner and In all respects as Is pro
vided by law In tho case of the elec
tion of the state olllccrs,
Section 4. These amendments, If
adopted at said election, shall take
cITectantl be In foice from and after
the Hist day of .lantiar), A I) 1007
STATLOL-' UTAH,
Oillce of Secretary of State
I, Charles S Tin gey, Secretary or
State or the State of Utah, do hereby
certify that the foregoing Is a lull,
true and comet copy of a resolution
proposing amendments to Section :i,
Article 1.1, of the Constitution of the
State of Utah as amended November
(I, 1U0O. and Section 12, of said Article
l.'l relating to uniform tax and Exemp
tions therefrom, and authority of the
Legislature to provide for a stamp tax
or a tax based on Income, occupation,
licenses or franchises, passed at the
Sixth Kegular Scsslonof the Legist
atuioof this State.
In testimony wtiereof t have here
unto' set mv hand and alllxcd the
Great Seal of the State of Utah, at
Salt Lake City, Utah, thls2.lrd day of
August, A I). 1000
C. S TlNtlBY,
Secretary of State.
HCLPED STEAL HIS OWN HOQ.
Mean Trick Successfully Played on
Maine Farmer.
A vvoll-lo .if farmer of Gardiner,
Mo., vvbh awakened lato ono nlKht
about a year ago by somo ono loudly
pounding on , is door When ho asked
vvh.it was ' nted lib was informed
that a lono man was taking n hog to
town In n sheep enrt, and In some way
piggy had escaped. Would tho farmer
lie so kind as to nHslst I1I111 to roloail
pigg)
In a few minutes tlio farmer came
down and made short v. oil. ot loading,
plgg) Into tho sheep cait Tho other
man, with man) thanks, losumed his
Journc), nnd the farnioi wont back to
bed
Thp nl'xt lornlhg tho tarmor roso
caily nnd bagnn doing I1I3 chores. Hy
and by It canio piggy's turn to bo ted,
but plgg) wac gone A largo gap In
the fen co explained his absence
Then It dawned upon tho farmer
that ho had got up In the night nnd
helped steal his own hog
Nifjht Working Hens.
'I havo tho smartest tlock ot hens
In Kansas Cfty," Haiti a man who
lives on Kast Plftcuntli street tlio
other dii)
"Lay boiled eggs, I suppose." ven
tured his friend
"No, sir, they don't. Hut the) .havo
learned tlio beet time to work and
ought to havo credit tor It "
"Leum It from you?"
"Well, maybe the) did you see,"
ho continued, "I work nights, nnd
when 1 co mo home 011 the two
o'clock owl car this morning I was
surprised to seo 111) tlock of hens dart
ing about under the arc light In trout
or the house, catching bugs that wero
attracted b) tlio light They may
linvo been waiting for 1110, for soon
after I enteied the houso they ro
turned orderl) to their roosts To
day they wore sleepy and didn't leave
tho henhouse until afternoon " Kan
sas Clt) Star .
Silence.
"To bo successful In -politics," said
tho young man, "I suppose you've got
to hoop your wits together at times."
"Well," replied the politician,
"that's not so Important as to keep
your lips together at tho right tlrao."
sbpice
t erfection
Sold on Merit
J.A.F0LGER&C k
I HighgradS S
I I SPICES J 1
1 Always the Same H
I J. k Nger s 0 j
I San Francisco W
1 1 The FIRST NATIONAL BANK j
s
S OF LOGAN, UTAH. I .
S CAPITAL AND PROFITS $65,000. I
Commetclal Hanking In all Its branches. Solicits accounts of
Hanks, lllrnis and Individuals and extends to customeis every reason-
able courtesy and consideration.
Our SAVINGS DLPAUTMKNT a specialty. Wo pay 4 per cent J
Interest compounded quarterly. Amounts of One Dollar and up
S received on deposit. Conle In and get one of our little savings banks.
OPFieEttSt
t W. S. McCornlcc, President; James Quaylc. V. President,
John II Anderson, 2nd Vice President; Allan M. Fleming, Cashier
Ilyiuiri i: Crockett, Assistant Cashier. 9
! In Birthday Thoughts, are You?
I I
Thlnklngof what to give at ttic next birthday? Want It to bo an
2 appropriate prescntV-lnexpensive, too? Here aro several suggestions:
J A half dozen silver teaspoons, knives or forks, or tho three to- 2
irctlior
Or liovvabouta locketV If that seems Insulllcient attach It to one
2 or those guaranteed .-IC Gold chains.
Or how would a pair of links do? Or a sc?rf pin or study
2 Otherwise give. 1 bracelet, a ring or brooch.
5 Almost every showcase is brimful of birthday suggestions 2
2 :
CARDON JEWELRY CO. -l
2
2 MAIN STREET . J - LOGAN, UTAH 2
(2
The Larger Part of It, Anyhow.
Manv n man has beconio possessed
of tho Idea that ho Is a humorist mere
ly because other people think ho Is
funny. Chicago llocord-llerald
Chicago Meat Market
Is the place to go for all
kinds of Family Meats.
Highest cash price paid
for all kinds of hides
Affleck Machine
Shop.
Co to Allleck's Machine Shop and
Foundry foi Iron and Hrass Castings
and all kinds of machine repairs, 150
i:. 1st South St. Opposite Central
mills Wm. Allleck, Prop.
E. J. MERRILL
Osteopath.
Hcadquaitcrs at Richmond, Utah
LOGAN JUNK SHOP
Bring all scrap iron, metal, bottles
rags and rubbers, tildes and bees vva, I
for which wo will pay the highest j
cash price Ind ptiono IlTT.Hell phone I
102
146 South Main St.
Low Prices!
May not cut any figure with yon when buying
Hardware, Tools Enaniel.ware)Tinware, or gen
eral Household Furnishings, but if they do yon
have only to see the prices in onr window and
bo convinced that yon cannot buy cheaper any
where. We carrj' first quality goods ONLY.
R. Lafotmt & Co,
38 West Genter St., Logan.
I:Tn'rK,jj-j sviM,iT,mnxwimmm mWmm Mill IIHWIH
WOW DS THE TAME TO TAKeI
OROMO LAV
mm CONTAINS NO QUININE w I
It Breaks up Colds Quickly It Stops Headaches Instantly It leaves I
no Bad After-Effects like Quinine Preparations Because E
THERE IS NO QUININE IN IT I
In the Orange Colored Box- 25 cents at all Drug Stores, or by Mall.vl .
BROMO CHEMICAL CO., CHICAGO. "(
Sold and Guaranteed by Riter Bros. Drug Co.
It is Cheaper To Build Your
$ Own Home Than Pay Rent. &
;; ' Wc will loan you the monev and you can pay us In T
?,t small amounts monthly about tho samo as paying f
tJt rcnt" A
X ' When tho security Ih satisfactory you get tho full 'X
.'JT ainount of jour loan Immediately. There arc-NO V
!f I)M;A S in securing tho cash from this company.
ik ' iVohavoan Income of more than $50,000 each inontl- A
.. and have money Immediately available- to loan In X
Tr Logan I ho interest Is reasonable and the borrow er tt
,tf las a nni'INlTK contract. A
' ' Wo would bo pleased to talk -.villi ou about our plan .'.'
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jjj Western Loan & Savings Co. I
ijj. of Salt Lake City. Resources, $598,000.00 H
JjJ Logan Representatives: LOGAN REAL ESTATE AND LOAN CO" jgJ
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