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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
ToLLEsToN.

TOLLESTON.
| Lot 10 block l, Condit & McGin-
nitys subdivision, Condit-M
| Ginnity Realty Co, to Michael
Lot 81 block 4 Oak PARK adds 00'
ton. Louis A. Bryan to Jo-
seph S. Hickey ....... 625
Lot s, block |. Gruenberg's sec
ond addition. Paul G. Gruen
Lots s, 8, 10. block 5. c. T. l. &
/ Co.'S NTH addition, Johannes
Nopeike to G GeA1aTlgNf Il wiSsleT- 5000
Lot :. block 4. Steel Car Works
addition, Henrietta J. Randall
to Forphila Dolidze ...... 21o
IND 40 lot 5. block 8. Hoffman's
addition, Mary Austgen to Les
ley Robinson ..................5 s6. sc
state Line addition, Joseph Ku-
bicli to Louis Mankowski .... 300
Lot 80 43, bic block y, Esseehenberg's
kowsh to Joseph Kubicki. - 800
samuel Malo to Magdalena Geng 2.25o
Lot 25, block 6, Towle & Young's
addition, Rudolph Weinberg to
GLEN PARK
Lot Al. block 5. resubdivision c.
j. Williams second addition.
Charles ]. Williams to Joseph
Lots Il. Il, IS, is. is. block :. i'O
to Jesse E. Croxton: 80. 1000
LOIS 81 AZ, AZ, 40, 80, block Z,
Croxton to Alta Haistead' |
Lots Il, AZ. 4s, as. 46 block 7,
Reissigs addition; Gary-Lot
95, \ Z lot "a. block 7, South
broadway addition: section 81
1913 W-Part W u W II NV
fsr s " 4 We Aita II Ha Is to Wal j,
Lot IS, y n lot. 81, block 7, South
Broadway Land Co. South
broadway Land Co. to Sanford
Lot Fl, block 10, Gary Land Co.'S 1'VO
Unity Hotel GO. -. 5000
Bernard L Wild to Alvin Wild 375
Lots l and 2, block 8. George and
William Earle's second subdivi-
SION, George Earle to Mrs c.
SECTION 29-34-7 Wind. 50 z X
SW 4 and NV 4 SW A-I26
acres. Anna NJ. Baird to Joseph
Section 1855 VS. Il s i W 5000
= SW 4 Sc II; Glen Park
block 8, c. J Williams addition.
Charles A. Murphy to Ind. Ill
Section 98-26-s Wv u NV
Sc 4. Charles A. Murphy to Ind.
& III Land Co............
Lots and >. P bfoeR . Minnie
England to Erhard Kodat. 500
Lot 2. block 10 in third addition.
Jacob Stack to Max Prochep. 100
EAST CHICAGO
Lot 13. block 8. subdivision NV
a 32-37-9. William J. Hojnackf
to Paul b. Lipinski. ........... $500
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CASH GRAIN MARKET

Winter wheat by sample: No. . red
No : hard. si023S @i.ob; No. 3 ' hard I'd
9Sc4$1.03
Spring wheat by sample: No /
northern, sL02 q Los; No. 2 northern.
s1.01 q 1.04, No. spring, 98c6s1.O3.
No 2 white. 6s1l 969&c: No. yellow.
soy 969zc; No. 3. sc. No. white
694z G6sRc; No. yellow. 69A 66SHc;
No 4 68I6shc.
oats BY sample: No. 8 white. ssH a
40%c; No. 4 white. $4,000; standard
Al y q 42c.
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cause, on the 9th day of November, A. d.
the next term of said Court to be begun
and held in the Superior Court building
at Hammond, in said County and State,
on the second Monday of November, A.
d. 1909, said action will be heard and
determined in their absence
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto
set my hand and affx the Seal of said
Court, at Hammond, this sth day of
A. D. 1909.
ERNEST l. SHORTRIDGE.
Clerk l. s. c.
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and State, on the second Monday Of
September. A. D. 1909. said action Will
be heard and determined in his alb
sence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto
set my hand and afhx the Seal OF said
Court. at Hammond, this 10th day Of
September, A. D. 1909
ERNEST l. SHORTRIDGE,
Clerk L S. c.
By Mae Hanson. Deputy Clerk
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Butter-Recelpts e.ss7 tubs: cream
cry, extras, 291sc; price to retail deal
ssrs. slei prints. S2ci extra ,frsts. Csc;
tras. zee; frsts. csc: seconds. 22c; Ia
dies, No I, 22c; packing stock, gle
Eggs-Receipts. 7.452 cases: miscel-
laneous, hne, cases returned. Ike
cases included. 18c; ordinary, 20c: frsts
must be 70 per cent fresh. 22c: prime
hrsts. packed in new hardwood cases
and must be So per cent fresh 2S5zc:
specially packed for city trade and
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NOTICE
To Whom 1t May Concern:
1, William Rogers, Will not be re-
sponsible for any debts contracted by
my wife. Eliza Rogers, or family, from
this date. VIM ROGERS
Hammond. Ind. Sept. lie. 1908.
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ASK THE PEOPLE WHO ADYER-
TTsE IN THE TIMES WHETHER 1T
PAYS OR NOT. IF THEY SAY TT
DOESN'T, DON'T ADVERTISE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-17

FARM FOR SALE-1e0-acre Improved
farm or any part of it. near Crown
Point, Ind convenient for milk ship
ping; very good buildings, new 81
ping, good buildings; ne; S0-foot barn,
very productive SOIL, rural mail deliv-
cry, telephone, orchard, running water
ana SHADE in pasture. Price IL sold al
once, SO pc racre. easy terms at per
cent on balance over nrst casn payment
OF $4,000. Inquire of owner. Herman
T. Sasse. Crown Point. 1912
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. SEPTEMBER TERM, 1909.
LAVENE BROTHERS. A. PARTNER
SHIP. VS. CHARLES r. CLEVE-
LAND EFT AL CAUSE NO. 1856. AC-
TION TO FORECLOSE SPECIAL AS
SESSMENT LIENS.
Now comes the plaintiff by McAleer
Bros, attorneys, and files Its complaint
herein, together with an affidavit of a
competent person, showing that the de-
PENDANTS, Charles r. Cleveland and Mrs
Charles r Cleveland. his wife, whose
Brown and Mrs. John Brown. his wife.
whose true christian name is unknown
are not residents of the State of Indi-
ana.
Said defendants are therefore hereby
notified of the tendency of said action
at the next term of said Court, and that
unless they appear and answer or de-
muir therein. at the calling of said
cause on the 9th day of November, A. D.
1908. the same being the second day
or the next term OF said Court to be
begun and held in the Superior Court
building at Hammond. in said County
and State, on the second Monday of
November, A. D. 1909, said action viii
be heard and determined in their alb
sence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto
set my hand and affx the Seal of said
Court. at Hammond. this Sth day of
September. A. d. 1909.
ERNEST L SHORTRIDGE.
Clerk L. S. C.
BY Mae Hanson. Deputy Clerk.
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EOk SALE.

FOR SALE-Boat house located on
Calumet river near Calumet ave.
Phone 161. Fl. q. Fadler.
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FOR SALE-Saloon on Cedar st. be-
tween 135th and 135th sts.; good pusl-
ness. Apply d. Russin. S508 Cedar ST.,
Indiana Harhor. 10-12
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FOR SALE--Good sewing machine and
new 9xl2 Brussels rug, cheap. I'll
w. State. 1872
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FOR SALE-Saloon at Lansing, Ill;
price $1,000. Address otto Wolff,
Lansing, Ill 11-tf
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FOR SALE-Cheap. good delivery
horse. Gail a I garage, 9th and Massa-
chuetts. Gary. Ind. 14-tf
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w ANTED-Railway mail clerks, post
office clerks. carriers; examinations
Franklin Institute, Dept. s4F, Ro-
chester, n. " TIFF
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WANTED-Shoemake steady lob;
Repairing Co. lott
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FOR SALE-English gocart, dresser
downstairs. 1876
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AND EXCHANGE-Lots Of
people in Hammond, Gary. East Chi
Dor. Crown Point and Lowell have
found this department q success.
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w A N I Young man
with experience in solicit
ing; good opportunity APP
ply at Gas Office, lat South
Holman st. 14-tf
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Inquire Mrs. Julius Cohen,
3419 Michigan ave-, Indiana Harbor
Ind; above Gem theater. us
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WANTED-Young man between 16 and
Is to help on milk wagon Apply Il
W. Pohlplatz, 406 Pine st 1873
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FOR EXCHANGE-One new victor pho-
nograph with brass horn and record
case and 20 records, towards a horse
and buggy; Will pay some difference
Address T. care Lake County Times.
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turner and wheel Dor
er. Fftzhugh- Luther Co. 1873
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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS,
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Driver for grocery wagon.
capable boy about IS years old: one
who understands cuts OF meat. Apply
Austgen Grocery store. 627 E State st
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.

BY Mae Hanson. Deputy Clerk i X ? =
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MISCELLANEOUS.

C J. LUTES notary public, convey
ances, Tisdale. Sask. Improved and
of Saskatchewan; good water, CLAY foam
on a friable clay subsoil lumber to
settlers $12.50 per NJ; convenient to
year averaged 80 blu of wheat ana "a
bu oats per acre; price $40 to SIS on
easy terms i'll
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South Shore Line

&C. L. s. & s. B. RP1
Trains leave Hammond a. f0IIor.
WEST BOUND EAST RSSIiEn
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NOTICE 10 Nom RESIDENT.

BY Mae Hanson. Deputy Clerk.
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WANTED-Five hundred stoves to re-
pair. Gail at SO state st. James
lads. 1875
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EVERY INDIVIDUAL AUTOMOBILE
abroad should Join the InternationaI
Automobile League. Pamphlet showinv
dealers prices OF automobiles tires and
application blank mailed upon REQUEST
Address International AUTOMOBILE
League. Home Office. Buffalo, N Y
Leon A Berezniak. official attorney
state OF Indiana, room 102 First Nation
al Bank; phone $50.
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.

BY Mae Hanson. Deputy Clerk G y. = :
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WANTED-To give estimates on YOUR
painting and paperhanging; reason
able prices, good workmanship; salts
faction guaranteed. Calumet Decorat-
ing Co.. $40 n. Holman St ;pohne ara
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TO ApxERFIsEns.
BIRTH NOTICES.


flasierro the wifs ~ n. Busisr. ssi
Cfuekstt June ~ isas a SIN
Hasia-To ths wife % rs huad. 1895
1usen Anne Drive. pscsnitsr &. saa
Ssift--To she Nffe - % sFiff. aea pess
tsf ueesubaT s. 500
FaFnr--Tu the Ntfr or y fayns city.
u~eeubaf s. a soa
Mafhews~-fo me wffs ~ " Mathews.
Sass IHth y o.. Nu*rHater 5, saB
Ahase-Tn me wffs 81 - Ahaaa $500
Second " December y dkgsbtFr
aFeVsrhe~To the Ntfv % H9sfteh.
Riverside Naysmbsf "a daughter
Faffsf 70 the sns ~ s. Fertsr satA
2tth = December s son.
shirny To che Nlfa ~ EhifsF. tttf
Third December q a sua.
HaatT~ 70 lhs wif9 ~ ilas8F. 1881
ssenna ~. December q q daughter
WHITFIELD ths aifF ~ ~ Mnitfisia.
city November za. a daughter
Bsffee-Fu the affr 81 81 HEffa, gate
- Eir pscembHr q a daughter
Know iss--ra ths Hife ~ a kunu iFs.
f1ag 3 Madison. December q q daughter
KifnnionH-To shs uife ~ , Mekfm-
mems 8aas tsih e ", nec"mbsf 2. q
daughter
uavis-To the pffs ~ y Davis 1899
Oak place November 81 daughter
Pea BODY Ito the wife ~ a Peabody
tt2a Ftra; y ~ December q q suns
t'Fieh--ru the wife q = tfifh. zeg
SSH ~ November 81 son.
EnRsfFuul TO the aifs % ~ EnEHffau.
SEQ y VITA December 8. son
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BARTENDER'S PLEA
AVAILS NOTHING

Il could not lift the veil on that
girl and tell her age, neither could
/ ask her without receiving an an.
swer that she was OF legal age. l
never tried to dlsobey the law.
never In my life, ! haven't been
out here very long. and II ] had
not served those drinks | would
have lost my Job. and ! was prac'
tically penuilsss at the time.
Harry Haugel. accused Of selling
liquor TO q minor. made the above
plea IN the criminal department 81
the superior court this morning. but
all TO no avail He VAS sentenced
to serve six months In the county
jail by Judge Mitchell Gillian
Hangel formerly was the bartsm
der in Jones place In Georgeto~n'
and sold liquor TO the party OF 10Y
riders who went Oft the Fourth aN-
trestle last September. killing one
and injuring three others 50 that
they died later. Deputy Prosecut'
ing Attorney John II. Perry ap-
peared for the state.
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ELECTRIC LINE ON
MADISON STREET

The committee consisting Of OH
yer McGIlvra. Cassius VI Williams
and William Calhoun, appointed BY
the Madison Park Improvement
club. met yesterday afternoon With
Superintendent OF Public Utilities
A. V. Valentine, Assistant City En-
gineer w. L. Thompson and George
James. engineer Of the Seattle Elcc-
trie company. and discussed ways
and means OF running electric cars
on Madison 81.
The only feasible way seems TO
be the regrade Of the street and
raise the trestle from 2Ith ay. TO
3ist av. about 10 feet Even az
that a cable would be necessary TO
carry the cars up the first hill 10
Terry av. The committee will re
port to the Improvement club Thurs
day night.
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THIN FOLKS MADE PLUMP
sanose Ideal Flesh Builder, Says
the Quaker Drug Co.

Thin people are simply suffering
from want Of nourishment!
You can readily get plump and
rosy by using Samose. tissue
forming food which, when taken
with the meals. Immediately be
comes a flesh building and life CIV.
ing element In the blood.
Use Samose for a few days and
increase Of life. vlgor and weight Is
felt. and you will notice yourself
getting plump and rosy.
Samose builds up the system.
puts flesh on the bones, brings back
the glow OF health 10 the pallid
cheek. aud removes the tired and
languid feeling which Is the result
Of exhaustion and low vitality.
The Quaker Drug Co are intro
ducing Samose to their customers,
and recommend II highly. They
give the best proof Of their belief
that Samose will do ali that II
claimed for It by offering TO refund
the money II II falls 10 increase the
weight and restore good health.
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He DECIDES WHAT HE WANTS
WRITTEN ON HIS TOMBSTONE

After half a century of ups and
downs. buffcted from pillar Co post.
niddy DOYLE veteran theatrical
man. is ready 60 die,
And being ready 10 die. niddy Olt
his wishes are carried ouO knows
exactly what is to become of his
body. He wants quiet funeral
aud craven upon his tombstone he
wants these words, written by him
self
"F0r so years Ansell Langley,
known to the stage and the world
as Biddy noyle. tasted OF the bitter
and sweet. for so years he shaped
bis life TO meet the demands OF
lawless mining camps and law
abiding cities. he has experienced
both the dark and the light.
And having seen all this Blddy
DOYLE committed some acts for
which he prays forgivcness' he
committed some acts which he
hopes win meet the approval Of the
Great Umpire when the Book OF
Judgment Is closed for the last
time.
Life breeds mistakes, Let the
young know that with age comes
experience, and with experience
comes the light which guards
against a repetition Of mistakes.
Happy Is he who learns at an early
age that hfe Is beset with alluring
traps. Never comes better salts
faction than that you never willing.
~ injured fellow being Heed the
advice OF parents It Is the safest
guide"
This epitaphie advice comes from
Riddy DOYLE. who. as child, came
around Cape Horn In 1883 and set
tied Ia the Puget sound country.
Biddy Doyle Is known the country
over 10 the theatrical profession.
BE Is now just an humble door
keeper Of local theatre He ~
waiting for the end waiting after
a life Of mistakes aud good deeds
IN the hope that the good over
shadows the evil.
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Continued.
OLE HAHfOH a co,
sitstit. sia-si1 New Y0fk block
agUWh

OLE nAHfoN a co,
ut-tib sie-sil New York block
AcnEh
ono sore u fno, Towel view propsri,
40 ~, Sss' !s,5,.siiiYit jsg af.:s % 4.,S.
ere iiGb tash. bsiahrs three years We
consider this a. sure to Increase iu value
N .Ffn''ls is 70 grow.
one acre THE side Of inter lake flt.
Yaie within eco feet o. he boule.nf
lies we'll and part cleared slice 70.
ton Close 10 tnteruTnan. Terms, llV9
gssh balance -four years.
One. half acre adjoining ihe above.
Terms, $50 cash, balance four Years
TX acres. situate a. o'nnen. on ths
right nYst 70 picsls factory. n.ofsss
not flood Worth fi,tpn. Terms iahp
cash. balance 70 suit you
Five acres Of good. fleh, fertile fruit
land, situate three miles from tnuiFho'
Terms 80 cash. hsianc" % pnf month
one half acre N fine Vies land. situate
across Lake Washington Terms. go
each, balance 80 pcs month
one haif acre on TOP % neaaop MN
sm4 house. partly cleared Easy terms
one acre OF land THIS side OF NAitFf
iaks Spot rakh One mile eiaaef ~ man
properly witch IL seiiina fef 1880 pef
affs
fHse
80 sores Of good fraii iEnd situate
sifhin driving distance % Hfrntffnn
lies wslii fertile coll within e mile ~
salt water FERNS see sash balance %
suit you
$40 600
10 acres ~ land. adjoining land which
Il held Of Il zoe per are JHsf north 81
the city iimifs On good road. TITS eide
df hitter lake aud with fine fieM ~ thr
sound and partly cleared.
f4ts
Two and 8HeFhslf aefss r. land sifur
ate Gloss 20 Pert Madison iadtaD reserve
ion, funnlne water shd fine sizes ~ Tho
sound tts cash balance go psT month &
wsfib double npuhd trip fto
fge0
Flvs sefss - watsr front situate on
Heed eanai. tse each. bstsHss % Psf
faHnFh
tte0
Ten acres - rough ruii iana rltuais
ca Hood canal Fairly Fnnse soil Terms.
$40 raeh haiAHts ~ pef iNpnih
All ~ ANoNu have good fitlr. free All
htfartl warranty dega
OLE HANhpS CO.
fis-fit,ttsstig Nss fofk Block.
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FATHER, MOTHER, SISTER,
BROTHER,

Can all wear Holcproof Hosiery
Six pairs guaranteed six months
without a hole, $3.50 and $500 the
box. T.. ~ Brooks a. Co, sole
agents, 1891 Second Az.
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Woodland Park
Ridge Property

Two rooms ana ioi tosise $500 uta
easA
Thfes rooms aaa ioi aeHieo titse.
tihU raaH
Pour rooms and to-. eorIef $3.50.
fzah cash
Flgs rooms saa iot 11Arios 1880.
gffs aash
isefs EaE46t 81 csc, flss cnsh
lots glalNe fa.DtA 1853 cash
lot tQnih9 ~ an alley tttfs $40 raah.
see T. y EVETr A co corner gtth
ard TshiHHff 49, Phones eunsst NORTH
isi lad. white ssH open Sundays i.E
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Anyone knowing the whereabouts Of
Mrs Nollie spencer pieage confer with
j u. Beckman, 21th nv ~ r. $50 +.
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Port Orchard

Port Orchard
10 asres uru class lard on counsy
road nsar afhnel s4 miles from roft
Orchard Nau delivery VIII F5xe very
low p4lrs fef cash. uf wiit SELL on Time
ANEs.
age Lumber Exchange
Ind aQaf. sunset. Main asa
rARN BARGAIN NEAR RENT--te
acres level Hand. sHcsiisst soii, nine
acres In cultivation. balance pasture or
ehafd. All kinds of small fruits small
house nsu frame barn tntte. several
authuiidinFs. faeinN on corner 81 main
ciose % school. mail. groceries etc de-
uvrrad AZ daprl telephone in house
milk wasbn from orsamrfles can daily
Prizes Ter quick sale. faf9e.
NouERT MALrnY
iia-hfosssi Alaska building
ron suuuRnAN HOME
FIvE-AcRE TRACT
West % city. al crystal Springs
Mornlng boat 20 city. only ons-half mile
io wharf iiish ana slightly ucs, kind
~ alder land. siso equal 20 90 iaree
lots.
price i55o. $3.50 cash.
CLIFFORD a VAN ARsDAiE.
aia Third Ave- Near Madison
a SNAP
10 acres Of good land. close 10 Sc
attic. fine Esfden ana fruit land taoo.
terms $50 cash balance SIC per month
sood title, fr~ abstract
fnrsn watsffr,nt trafts ..st 80
vashon Island 1850. terms $40 cash
ana so per month Now is the time
NfHHfTr REALTY co.
tao-sai New York Block $50
CHEAP. WIDOWS biz ehieksn ranch.
end storoa only tsTs Terms $40 down
o. month Free wood ana water. see
Mrs foreman or Henderson, at EarllnH
ton stora. on new Renton line. OF I'M
lnan'a cashier IN Times Block 1T
supunnAN HOMES WANTED
WE RAVE BUYERS TOT small homes
from one to five acres, handy to car
price, call 90, Or wfise az once
oio-aso-a2i Alaska building
-7.io
T. nuRNHp OUT recently and need
money Go buy furniture and clothes VIII
someone take my five-acre orchard over
at Yakima Valley Have got TO get
some money down. Address owner 1879
second aV. w, III
FAnMa WANTED
EVERY DAY there are many people
IN our office who want to buy farms
Within reach Of Seattle market u YOU
have one that you want 20 sell at "a rea b
sonablo price, call Immediately. or write.
giving fun description We make q spe-
ciuity Of selling country property.
ROBERT MALTnY,
pia-s20-a2i Alaska Building.
FLO
Samuel Collyer BOi Leary building.
1 deals Ia city property. farms and tim
/ her lnUHH NUuf ufnnaefu vslfA hin,
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DON'T BE LONESOME -- Interstate
Introducing Society. for respectable PEG.
pie Only reliable marriage matrimonial
agency Many wealthy members Per
sonai introductiona Hours mornings
70 evenings Sundays included. De-
cember paper Zoe Box 2si, Seattle,
Washington. office. tz-4g Vendomo 10.
tel. 1918 First sv Ii
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Mrs Braun. Midwife. ~ years expert.
cree, private confinement home babies
adopted terms reasonable 1919 Howell
IT Phone Main 1859 All letters prompt
~ answered
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HomesteaCls

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