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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-03
6i9rtelia Saf

for SEN nopiite Deltagelie peb min
fiere Monbs Dpb % 8egrapelle.
IprIigt taffeS Soreningen rDon-
marfs Sgnner".
Mnna $ a e II.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-03

Smlebanbelen. @bis tffe Smttcb,
mnn6enes Streife binorer S1lfer1ez
len al ben ubpre Masie Suleparer,
Der er un6erpeis til 8pen, bil Sule=
b%anbelen bore / ful0 Gong I 2ebet at
fommen6el 1ge. Nelten allie De 1tpr-
re 6orretninger itaar fu1ot rn1teoe
til at tage imo6 6eres &unoer, baaoe
bpo6 @oreIoger og 8etiening ongaar.
timber ooglige Sorbolo arbeioer Der
i ct. Saul 9etailleforretntnger ca.
10000 fpin6eltge og 1000 manoltge
@Ierfs, men / Sc 2 Tiger fer Sui ell
Ter en6nn tibligere engageres Der
efstro &ielp, pmtrent $500 u1nge
&iqer, melt iterre 5tolepieer, Joni
oerpe6 foor en- go6 8orifole til ben
@tilling mango af 6em oil tome til
at in6toge ienere / 2ipet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-03

ten Onsoag iioite l1ge laoe Zig ino-
lngee pao ct. Soiepbs @oipitol og
unocrfoite Jig Ell Sur for @aloeiten-
Sfglee Sc iio1te Meooelelier fra So
ipitolet er Fan / goo 8eoring og bill
jnart funne looe Jig uolfripe at So
ipitolet.
gil forlabe Misiionen. &aitor
ssolepb @arfneis, 5uperinta1oenten
for r9be Union Gospel Misiion"
bolot i Sirs6ogs Mftes lin MfifebS:
pre6ifen. &an pil nemlig optage
Mrbei6et lom Misiioner for BEN epi=
lfopole Metbo6iit Strife / Minneiota.
Stuoent &eter Mc6arlan6 pil blipe
bans gfterfelger.
0fr. .. ~. 2epang, Dor norite
Sen / 2anesboro,s Minn., bar lolgt
oct al bom / en- 1engere Morrefte
eieoe og reoigere6e 81ao, 2anesboro
r2eaoer", til Ell amerifanif 8loouo-
giper og er iaaleoes forelpbig traaot
no al 8la6pirfiombeo. ~2ea6er" CT
UNDER Mr. 2epang's 2e6elie blepet
ct itort og go6t reoigeret 8lab meo
ct flint l1oitpr, ct al oe beoite engelife
l1geblo6e / Staten.
2opiocs biier Srnber. Sen for
nplig fer / 8laoet omtalte 5pinoler
s. 81. 2opioes / @bicogo, iom orre-
ltereoes 6eriteos paa Mnmooning al
Sfre66er g. Strauls, Ser p%aaitaar
at bore Hepen bebroget al BAN for
ct 8elpb al ct 5uiino Collars / fall
ite @enge, bor mooiat Jig Ororen til
at fonrr1re til ct. Saul bporfor ga:
gen er blepen uoiat, inotil @uperne1
Deneen bor %um6eridgt> Sagen lio1
n9rmere.
9anif ltn9oomsforening at ct
SAUL afboloer en- lille ielifabelil
summenfomit paa Central Mnne;
Sail Snsoag 8. 8. December, ST.
Mften. Meolemmerne og Genner 0!
8efienote beoes meoe frem. Ger hi
blipe ct lille Tr:ogrdom, og oerfte
.lGans. 81. g.: @n go6 Mften ga
ranteres. @merrebreo ierperes. @r
treen er lat til IS Gents pro perio
ma.
@tDrelen.-
Gitber &aulien, Gotter al Sob:
Houlien, 667 OIibe Street, bar ID
bet en6el Smaattng, npttige / etbper
Stem, iom bun gnifer at i9lge ii
Sulen. @a1n bar peret iDg / fler
Mar, og ri baaber, at ret mango ri
beige benoes lille l16ialg, iom ba
rer fra SEN 13. til SEN %. Decembe
fro &l. 2 til 9 gftermiooag I &iem
met, 667 Slibe Gtreet. @lem iff
at gao og fjebe en- eller on6en I'LL
cling bos Sen ulDffelig ltille6e 8ige
9en banif=morife @ulsatba @irt
paa Slice og Sbomos Street in6bDoe
ale Sfanoinaber til fine Mp6e1
Danif @u6stieneite Sgnoog 6ormi<
Sag ST. II og Ssn6agsifole 81. 1
precis. Senoag Mften engelif @ubS
tieneite. &rGi ten treffes / &irfen
I &ontor bber @ftermiooag fra &1.
! til 2. 6orelore, Ser far 8grn / &or
! firmationsaloeren og pnifer 6em Ut
! oerbiite / &riltenoommens @runf
5 lanobeoer, be0es nn6errette Brej te
6erom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-03

sfrip efter 3rppennmcr paa bette
'8Iao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-03

&bb / gob Sib! &unpane @ocietp
bar begDn6t Ell &agne for at
ffaffe Seitene for Deliperp-8ognene
en- ltille Sui. Set benpen6er fig IT.
fe til &eitenes @iere on 1enne Gag,
6a be peo, at bisie itaar iaa temmeltg
magteSlgie oberf for 6en Sng, i6et 6e
maa ien6e @arer no, fno lenge Der
er &igbere. Men oct retter en- Sp=
forbring til &ublifum ON iaa bi6t
m,li9t at gjbre ollie Sn6fipb til SsSu-
len ti6ligft muligt in6en 6e aller
traple1te S1le6age, iaale6es at So
pe6mengoen at Sn6figbe1le Tan be=
re &ieberne ibenbe in6en &piti6en.
Set er Damerne / Selfabets vMuri-
ltarD 8oar6", iom arbei6er for al
%giennemfgre bette, og De b%enben6er
fig til alle Bpens Gamer ONT &ieIp
for @ngen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-03

Misisippi ipm &raftftlbe. Com
befjenot Bigger 6orbun0Sregieringen
p 9emninger / 6looen mellem ct.
Saul og Minneopolis, og &ongres=
man6 Stebens bar giort Zig til tprtg
Solsmon6 for, at Sbtllingbperne |
8orening fjeber Sen neoerlte al 0iSie
Demninger og forbeier Sen II SOB,
bporbeo Sen fun6e bringes til at al.
9tpe tilltrefelig @on6fraft til at be.
1pie begge 8per me6 eleftriif 2Ds og
afgipe al n%eobenoig 9ripfraft til IN
6uitrielle Mnleg. Get Mrbei6e> &e-
gjeringen far u0fprt pua oe11neG Gent
ming, bar foftet set / Nerbc0en al /
Million Dollars, men 6el1 CT billie
til at afitoa Sen til 8perne for $685.
000> og bbis 8perne life bill fjpbe
Den, bill Sen / 8egpn6elien al nelte
Mor blipe iolgt pe6 Muftion til bpie=
tie 8D6er og oil ga rimeligbis faloe |
Sgnoerne paa en- eller an6en Grult.
Stemningen / 8perne bor bi6til life
beret itarft / 6aber al @jobet> me1,
&ongreSmano StebenS Dar begDnot
en- froftig Mgitation for at oct lfal
finoe Ste6 og be0 ct Mp6e i<Gt. SAUL
Commercial Club Sirsoog Mften argl1=
mentere6e ban Sugen iaa go6t, at ser
bleb neoiot Ell &omite, 1om ifal or
bejoe for, at Snteresien for 1enne
Sag fremmeS | boaoe ct. SAUL og
Minneopoli5.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-03

Dper 40 Millioner Barrels M2eI
benter Minneapoltg Mgllere at pro-
bl.cere I BET f%o1n1ner1be Mar. Set bill
blipe oen. itgrite 8%roouftior / Mel-
bpens Siitorie, mso l1n6taeelie d
1901, 6a ben git op til 16 Millioner
Barrels. Siben. Sen Eib bar sen
peret gienneminitlig Is Millione,
Barrels aarlig.
ruSuIemerfer", eller uSappp-for
a<@ent" 5tampS, iom De fal6es, ct
for Salg / alle De itore Gorretninge,
/ 8Den fra MI til Sui. De ielges
iom Nabnet mtp6er, for 1 Gen.
@tpffet, og ben 0erbe6 fremfomnt
.Sn6tegt .gaar til Mo6arbeioelie a
Euberfnloie. Ser er omtrent 800,
600 MRrfer forfeit til De forffielligl
itprre &onblen6e:i 8Den. &g6e &ors
Selffabet, bbis &obe6fbnrter er
@aibington 9. g., bar optaget Ean
fen ON at faffe Snbtegter til @am
pen moo E%uberfuloie paa 6enneMaa
De. Sbeen bur6e fRrligt tiltale 81
Danife, iom bar ct goot 6orbille6'
for ben / De oanife %Sulemerfer, ion
imffer bore Sl1lebrebe biemme fra
bpor 6e bar beret brugt / mang'
Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-03
ST. IoanI.,::.

"s&. Pnul Hdande" removed to Room
2O1 Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-03
vMunicipal @dearcb". Sen 8

Wt~Wtkt4u1 ct~IS"~Sv w
mislion, ser ifal foretage Ell nnoers
lggelie al oe fomunale afferer | De
forifiellige Departementer al 8pitp:
ret, far nebiat en- @omite, oer Ifal
in61amle Mioler til Defning al Of
Tighter, ser er forbunone meo er
Zig l1n5erieeelie. &omiteen, Der be
itoar al 6. .onjete Sorretningsmeno
bar sen 0peape at inoiqmle $4,000
al boilfe be,, Ser tegner fig for 81
6roq, ifaI betole set babe ltrafs, Sic
Iten poa Mnfor6ring. Suqinort De-
er tegnet $4,000, bill &omisiione1
bespnoe lit Mrbei6e. 9en bar tno
bentet Oplpsninger fra itgrre @pe
run6t ON / 2m6et1 bbor iaa6unn
&omisiioner eller 8ureaner er
8irf ombe6 og CT fommet til &larbe'
ober, at ser peo Dem fan n6rette'
n1eget go6t. Set gi9l6er fife noe
Iuffen6e at blotte Misbrrg, Ser FUND.-
tenfes at gao / Sbang / 6e forifiel
lige Geparteme1,ter, men ogiao a
fin6e u6, ONT oisie btnreS / .oere!
GtrfiombeQ pe6 ubeloige 8plope
Mo11gel poa Hengemioler o. beSl.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-11
DIED OF HEART FAILURE.
Lilly, Duchess Of Marlboro, Who was
Daughter of An American.

London, Jan. IL Lilly, Duchess Of
Marlboro, died Of heart failure ut her
home, Deepden Derxing, today. She
was the daughter OF Commodore Price
of New York. Her first husband was
Louis Mammersly of New York, her
second was the eighth duke Of Marlboro
and her third was Lord Willie Beresford.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-11
BOUND AND GAGGED.
New oYrk Waterman The Victim Of
Soldiers Early Yesterday.

New York, Jan. lifted to q chair,
with his outcries stiled by gang fore
ed far back into his throat with the
muzzle Of pistol, Harry Rawlinson,
night Waterman for contracting com
pany in its stables on West Fifteenth
street, was robbed by three soldiers from
Fort Hancock early yesterday. Two of
the soldiers were captured, and ths pol
lice say they have confessed to particle
patton in the crime. The prisoners as
sert, however, that the third man, who
escaped after he had pointed out the
two others to the police really planned
the holdup and went through the VIC
TINS pockets and took $50 in cash after
the Waterman had been overpowered.
The two soldiers gave their names
as Charles Hanley of the 95th coatt ar
tillery and Emil Plug, Of the 4sth coast
artillery If the story told by them is
true, the third soldier belongs 10 the
1s6th coast artillery. The police have
his name. Tha prisoners were held in
$4,000 bail each for trial
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-11
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Snow shoes and skis at Shepard's.
Roller skating at the pavilion tonight
Only six days more Of Abbott's clear
ance sale.
For your public surrey, telephone Ever
& Cow, 439-ll.
John Mitchell returned to-day from &
visit Mortified.
Guiseppi Fcnelli left last night tc
work in Milford, Mass.
Take your raw fur to Earl S. Shepard
& Co. for highest prices.
We can astonish you on the mark
down prices on furs at Perry's.
L. w. Hays Of Burlington was a bust
ness visitor in the city to-day.
P. n. corset with the practical side
is one Of the best made, at Perry's.
Remember the hash debate at the Y
P. A. Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock.
James Donald returned yesterday
from a two weeks visit in Manson
vile, Que.
Twin daughters were born January
Tth to Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Michaud Of
Websteryille.
The benefit ball for the Italian relief
fund will be held at the Woodmen's
hall Tuesday evening. January IL.
The performance of moving pictures
and vaudeville at the opera house to-
night begins at eight o'clock. Admission
l0c.
1t has been decided to give q prize
cup TO che beat waltzing couple at the
Italian relief benefit ball in the Wood
mems hall Tuesday evening, January
12.
II priffito natto dele rappresenta zione
del cinematograph Comique Theatori-
um knowing pieturesl d Martedi II
Gennaio vera donate ale yittime del
terremoto d'Italia. Nessuno manehi.
The Barre Independents basket ball
team went to Montpelier Saturday even
ing and got well trimmed by the Mont
pelier Y. nj. G. a. five. The score was
81 to III in favor of the Montpelier
team.
II prolific netto dele representation
del Cnematografo Bijoux knowing pic
trres) mel block Scampini, di domani
Giovedi I Gennario vera donate allie
vittime del terremoto dItalia Chi yuol,
divertendosi, compiere I'M opera buona,
non marchi!
Among arrivals at The Hotel Otis Sat
urday and yesterday were George G.
Wallace. Boston; Ira A. Dean, Albany
Vivian Stoddard, WoodsviIle, N. H.; Mr.
and Mrs. i. ComoIli, Concord, N. H.;
Oscar A. Worton, Brandon; John
sprague, Boston; Charles A. stiles,
Hardwick; Ernest Kebbom, Burlington.
The ladies Of the Home Missionary
society Of Hedding NJ. II. church have
an appeal for second hand clothing for
a man feet inches Id height. bust.
81 inches, and for woman 5 feet 4
inches In height, bust, 10 inches. The
society will meet at the church Tues
day afternoon, to pack barrel, and
any one having clothing please bring
to tho church or leave with Mrs. Ken
nerson, Church street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-11
HAVE A GOOD TEAM.
Spauiding High VIII Try Hard for the
State Championship.

Spaulding high schools basket ball
season win open Wednesday evening,
A2pn the boys win play their first game
with tho Northileld high school team
at the Church street gymnasium. The
Spaulding quintette 10 out in earnest this
season for the school championship of
The state, with practically the same team
they had last winter, when they defeated
some Of the strongest teams. The team
is captained BY Arthur Averiil. and 9th
er members who either played on the
regular team last year or were substi-
tutes, are, Grigg, Maiden, Harry AverilI,
Smith and Carswell. Mcdonald. who was
formerly q member of Goddard seminary
quint4tte, viii be 4 strong candidate for
spaulding's regular team this winter.
Spaulding's schedule as far as com
pleted by the manager, Hugh Ell. Car
penter, IL an especially good one and
includes several schools that Spauiding
has never played before. The following
ii the schedule;
Jan. lib, Mortified high at Barre.
Una. 10, Burlington high at Barre.
Jan. 2l, Montpelier high at Montpelier.
Jan. Pr, Newport high at Barre.
ain. 20. Montpelier high at Barre.
Jan. 20. Burlington high at Burling-
ton.
Feb. 4, Richards high, Newport, N. H.,
DIT Barre
Feb. 5, Mortified high at Mortified.
Feb. D, italian Athletic club.
Feb. III, Littleton, N. H., high at Lit
Teton.
Feb IL, st. Jehnsbury academy at ST.
Johnsbury.
Feb IL, Lyndonville institute at Lyn-
donvilie.
FEB. 1T, Goddard seminary.
Feb. 20, Italian Athletic club.
Feb. "A, Bradford academy ct Barre.
March 2, Goddard seminary.
March 4, ST. Johnsbury academy at
Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-11
FUND NEARLY SUBSCRIBED.
College Needs $3.50 to
Complete 500 200 Enjoyment.

Middlebury, Jan. IT President John
NJ. Thomas Of Middlebury College sat
urday night gave To alumni and friends
OF the college statement showing the
condition Of the D. X. Pearsons build
ing and endowment fund Of 100000.
Toward this sum sol ,6s5.50 has been
subscribed and 46,977.50 has been paid
in. The rest will be available al soon
as the balance of $s.319,5o is promised.
For this small sum, Dr.. Thomas makes
an urgent appeal. Alumni have already
subscribed S57,s55.50 and friends of the
college So, s25.o0
President Thomas has the pen with
which Governor Prouty signed the bill
last November establishing a depart
ment of pedagogy at Middlebury and
providing $4,000 annually for its sup
port. This sum viii enable the college
to increase its faculty by the addition
of two professors and two instructors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-11
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

LnsTs-A small parcel containing 4 couple of
leather articles. lost yesterday morning be.
tween Merchant streeE and SpauIding school.
Finder will please leave at Times Office. 25Atf
TO RENT-Two furnished rooms with gas
range. Address I. B. Times Office. 2satss
TO RENT--A few ntce rooms in the Arcade
block Inquire Of c Il. Halves, 2o5 North
Main street 1atf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-11
ARREST FOUR MEN.
On Suspicious in Connection With Death
Of Woman at Ashbury
Park.

Ashbury Park, N. j., Jan 1f.-Four
arrests were made yesterday in connec-
tion with the death of Mrs Sarah Gus
terlin, 81 years old, whose body. burned
about the face and breast, was found
II. the kitchen of her home at Neptune
city yesterday. The burns were not
sufficient to have caused death but q
close examination is said to have shown
that the woman's skull was fractured.
The persons arrested were the dead wo-
mans two daughters, Rose v. Layton,
and Name Gunson and two young men,
James Layton and Erwin Holman. When
arraigned in court yesterday the four
prisoners declared that they were not
aware Mrs. Clusterlin had died until
Layton on arising this morning found
the body of the woman on the kitchen
floor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-11
A BOLD ROBBERY.
Safe in the Largest Store at Niagara
Blown Open and Contents Stolen.

Niagara Falls, N. VI, Jan.11. The
safe IN Jenss's dry goods store, the larg-
est department. store in the city was
blown open by burglars early today. The
thieves secured $3.50 in cash, some valu.
able papers and quantity Of ieweiry.
The job was bold and most thorough.
Before beginning work on the safe the
burglars fastened the front door by
screWing Ut to the frame work. After
drilling the safe and fixing the nitro
glyeerine they took twenty blankets
from the shelves and soaked them with
water. These they wrapped around the
safe to muffle the sound of the explo-
sion. The safe door shows that only
one charge was used.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-11
DIR. z. ARCHAMBAUL I.

General diseases treated. but special stteu
ton riven TO the treatment of tuberculosis or
consumption by means of the new serum.
Barrs--OfIice s. Summer s.. corner West
Houfs~7 to a. m. To and 70 p. m. Weh-
sterslile--R Residence Henry Gigare, for consul
fatlon. Tuesdays to Il a m GrauiteviIie--
Residence 0duie Gilbert, for consultation FRI
days TO i2a. m. Tel. 417-f2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-11
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY. JANUARY ii, 1909.
Weather Prediction.

Very much colder tonight and Tues
day; light TO moderate westerly winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-11

The people of st. Johnsbury and vi
entity saved 100000 more last year
than in 1907, according to the state
ments Of the two savings banks there.
More than s4.s0o,0oo is on deposit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-15
Investment and Homes

rs lots. blocks from car line
near Regents Park, SIS per lot
Easy terms and good soil.
utes' walk from PuyaIlup, sI25 pei
acre; timber estimated at 100000
feet saw timber. and 5000 cords
cordwood timber. Buy 1t, cut 1t ur
and more than double your money
10 acres, good soil, mostly clear
can be plated now, 8 minutes from
car, $125 per acre.
s acres. fine soil and acres near
town, at Hfllhurst. with S-roon
house; on terms.
beautiful lots, all in cultivation
fine modern Groom house. Price
$4,000. Easy payments. A snap
Well located.
Fine bungalow and lots at $500
down, s$15 per month. Price $1,450
We have a fine list Of. property
and business chances. Ask for
WALTER TAYLOR
1927 Pacific Ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-15
Scandinavian Land Co.

No. 4s04--So. Yakima, being Az
corner lots, with 7-room house.
Price $4,000. Terms, $1,000 cash
:. bal. monthly.
No. 4615-So. Yakima, 2 nice lots
with small house, Connected
with sewer. Price $1,000. Terms
No. 1915 and 4s1s-so. Yakima q
fine lots. with houses. Price
$4,000. Terms, " cash.
NO. lSO7-So. l., l lot, 5-room mod
ern cottage. Price $4,000. Terms
No. 2215-so. ], IL lots broom
modern cottage Price s17Oo'
Terms $500 cash. bal. monthly
No. 452a-so. Tacoma av.. . lots. A.
room new cottage. Price $1,000.
Terms 500 cash, bal. long time.
No. 50S--So. seth, nice lots. good
4-room cottage. Price $500.
Terms $500 cash. bal. as rent.
No. 3615-So. A, lots. 5-room
house. Price $3.50. Terms x
No. 215s-so. Yakima. / lot. Groom
house. Price $1,400 cash.
No. 624--So. E9th, st, corner lots.
new bungalow. Price $1,000
Terms $3.50 cash, bal. 8 years.
time This Is a snap.
Go and look at these places; there
is good value In all Of them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-15

graded lots, completes, new
house and furniture for sale by
pwner. The house 10 q fine cottage,
pantry ana closet; electric lights,
complete porcelain plumbing, and
finished in modern and late style,
nicely painted, good view. Among
the furniture ~ good range, iron
sewing machine, and q good organ
worth $40. All goes for 81 500.
Part cash and balance easy terms.
The number Is S714 Fast st. Take
MCKINLEY Park CAR get off at Co
Come out Sunday or between and
: p. m. evenings Must be soid next
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-15

Why nOvv9 Build on bealtbfpl b,,s,d.
streeton
N0o1 "A" "oslacC
S25-Los and block add walking distance
near Senter street; sewer in; located
tAofo-o TO 9 inclusive block add walking
distance and handy for clerks
for buidfns cement to on Install
ments; rebate for all g. perce for
OPPORTUNITIES AGENCY
room 1. s52M Pacific Ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-15
FOR SALE

A cozy cottage of 4 rooms; nice
~ painted, fine woodshed; good
corner. 5 blocks from So. Tacoma
car line. Is minutes ride to Pacific
ave-, $50 down and $3.50 monthly.
See owner; take Spanaway or Puy-
allup car, get off at seth and Yaki-
ma, go 1 block east to office. Tel.
n. 7494.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-15
BRAND NEW

6-room house and lots, only Q
blocks from car line. $1,000; 800
cash and SIS per month. This Is
one OF the best buys in the city for
the money. Phones: M. 1896, A 1858.
TERRY 4 WINDLEY
310-11 Berlin Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-15
VACANT LOTS


1oo-Los 20 and 80 block /,
2oo-Lot l. block plat steilacoom ssx132.
x car line; level clear sewer cement walks for
$175o-Los and 2. block 49, add.
15oLot block add;
s1.5oo-Iots5 block steiacoom
$2soo-Lots Fl "A Coulters Business
SoO-Lots II IS. block
les in the warm lwau-
kee Improvement area-the big If Jacob
before Lot g. block los. Tidelands
g. L. LIST
nifent view These are corner lots They are front
or the block Just north OF the N r. hospital VIII
make a superb nome Site
$2ooOu of diagram section ~ township 90 ranges
ming at point feetw and $50 feet south Of
northeast Of said section thence south
sss e So r ts f east
end. These acre tracts located
South Nineteenth mostly cleared.
whom make Most folks all
before they will buy Go today for
sh Ts S Tin ys en acre TS @
really "close nwithin the 2,e circle An will
Fights 1 n ssao s $500 T an only 10 s
off for one-haif cash Monthly SO plan II desired
o south eight
Terms-$25 down, $40 month Discount 10
Full commission to realty agents. Will swap
LENNox TRUST COMPANY, Owner
s0''s Ask for president 70" racine Ave
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One nundred Thousand dollars
Central Park now. Come, see: lots
el76 up. with improvements. only
10 down and IS per month. Get on
SO. Tacoma car at 3sth and N sts.:
nfffce one block west Gill Home
Inv stment Co.
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A fine 1-room bungalow, all conn
na in wsa Close lot s sar fsns ns
lust the best bargain In Tacoma to-
day Let us show you this house.
Price; 1860; monthly payments Of
Move right in and fool the land
lord You viii be lucky II you only
TRY. Work for yourself: OF course
you are Always broke. when you
work for > landlord ipstead Of your
,a 4 aes sssE:. :As sss:: 81.
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s sss ss ss @ a. S So $
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ron SALE by OWNER

5-room bungalow. Just finished,
ride from 9th and Com. ST.; school,
city water, electric lights, u block
from car line; high ceilings, wood
shed! fenced and in lawn. Take
Traction car, get off at 36th and
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FOR SALE ny OWNER

14 lots on So. Sprague and cad
SITS, $475. All assessments paid.
Terms. Owner. 1920 So. 25th st.
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Scandinavian Land Co.
Room 5o7-s Bernice Bldg.

Owner must sell at once at a
bargain. Elegant new cottage.
<EASY TERMS. Address
Box %. care Times.