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Show Why They Choose! I Read the Advantages of Douglas Park-It I cannot be excelled anywhere in the West I LOCATION: NINTH SOUTH AND THIRTEENTH EAST. A ADJOINS THE NEW $600,000 HIGH SCHOOL. M M 5 MINUTES TO THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH. M f p . A BLOCK FROM THE NEW ALL HALLOWS COLLEGE. M '? ffiliP 10 MINUTES' WALK TO A DELIGHTFUL CANYON. 1 mSW A HALF MILE FROM FORT DOUGLAS; A BLOCK TO THE GROUNDS. M ) THE HOME OF THE AMERICAN WOMAN'S LEAGUE. M A PRIVATE PARK FOR THE PURCHASERS. M I STREETS GRADED, CEMENT WALKS, GUTTERS, CITY WATER. 1 TWO STREET CARS, TELEPHONES, ETC., ETC. DOUGLAS PArvK I READ-A LIST OF "QUALITY" BUYERS I Hon. Governor Spry, Mrs. Colonol E. F. Holmos, Attorney General Barnes, Dr. C. A. "Wherry, Dr. C. J. Albaugh, Dr. II. J. Smith, Dr. "VV. B. Bransford, Dr. Mary Gamble, Dr. Ray, of Bingham; Dr. Stookoy, C. D. K pp, Prudential L.lfo: Ernost Lamborno, II. P. Poll, Goorgo Mayor, R. Watt, M C. II. Thompson, Charles Tyng, J. A. Summer, Piofossor F. A. Hinckley. Thomas Holland, S. W. Fargo, Katlo Sllvors, A. F. Moody, Street railway; H Janlo II. Stearns, Judgo Thurman, Richard Thurman, Sarah B. Shields, A. L. Crltos, W. ll. Fairbanks, S. Konnedy, Butte; Elizabeth Bond, Lottie Buch, H Elizabeth Messmoro, C. H. West, Wlllard L. Kimball, Stanley E. Hoopor, Joseph Kimball, C. E. Rodman, S. B. Clark, Henry KIpp, Butte, Mont.; Mrs. M Fritz, United States District Attorney, Hiram E Booth; Benjamin L. Rich, E. O. Loo, attorney at law; L. R. Motz, Oscar Lundqulst, E. H. Calllstor, H United States rovenuo collector; L. C. Bond, J. U. Eldredgo, Jr.; United States assayor; Mrs. J. U. Eldrodgo, Sr.; W. E. Ware, architect; A. O. Treganza, H architect; Elmer A. RIcker, manager Equitable Life Insurance company; C. w. "Wilson, Charles M. Morris, assistant county attorney; A. J. Miller, H metallurgist; T, P. Gallagher, P. J. Carraghor, Orson P. Eldredgo, chief clerk stato land bonrd; J. A. Iloadlund, architect; Wm, Worth, Butte, tf lots; B A. E. Bong, rondmaster of Utah Light & Ry. Co.; Ernest Smith of O. S. L. offices; A. J. Graham, Troy laundry; Goo. F. McGonaglo, city engineer; Hon. M Goo. M. Cannon, R. L. Conloy, McCornlck & Co., bankers; II. P. Clark, prosldont Merchants Bank',, Miss C. E. Dancy. hoad nurso L. D. S.; L. E. nub- M bard and Wm. T. Donn of Hubbard-Donn Jewelry Co.; J. W. Hyde, Asst. Editor Desert News; A. W. Davis, J. C. Hoopor, Mrs. Josophlne Miller of H Bingham; Mrs. C. II. Malon. ) H Lots 325 to 600 Douglas Park. Weekly Bulletin A. University I $25 Down . AUG. 11, i9n Education Without I u The water mains are laid and every preparation for H $7.50 per Month building is being made. a Carfare I THE REALTY CHANCE OF THE YEAR I We might devote page after page to a description of the manifold advantages of Douglas Park, but after all you would want to see for your- H self; so call us up and make an appointment with the auto. Seeing is believing. "We care not how many other properties you have seen or where H i' you saw them you yourself will agree that Douglas Park supersedes them all. H J ACT NOW WHILE THE CHOICE IS GOOD H Meeks & McCartney Hubbard Inves't Co. I 2 1 0-2 1 1 Boston Bldg. 66 West Third South " H BELL PHONE 2522 " - IND. PHONE 992 BELL PHONE 173 IND. PHONE 173 ' l ,1 iD |