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The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-11
$3.50 Shirts for 81. 100
at Walton's
AT FAiRvlEW SCHOOL.
Happy Box Supper and Candy Bazaar
Is Enjoyed.

An enjoyable time was had at the
box supper and candy bazaar given at
FairView school asst Friday night. The
following program was rendered.:
Song, Where We Hail From
School. .."~ r g.
Defamation. There Is a Little Maid.
Ien"-Ruth Jones. .s
Defamation, My Darling's Shoes"
Ruby Thomas. }'. ~.
Defamation, Can and VIII
dwight ClendenOn.. -
Solo, Brush the FroWns Away"-Lu,
cile Holmes. .a
| Defamation, THE Troublesome
IWife"-Lloyd Jones. 's..
Dialogue-1"Story Telling" .
Defamation, Faith In God"-Fae
Clendenon. "E.
Song, Funny Little Brown OWL
lSchool. -.a.
Dialogue, Dad Says So, Anyhow
Lucille Holmes and Irel Clendenon.
Song, Jingle Bells"-School.
Defamation, "BilPs Hearing Don
Evans.
Defamation, uncle Joe's Cotton
Walter Hassig, a..
Song, THE Quilting Party"-Six
Girls.
Defamation, Farmer John"-seth
Jones.
Defamation. Tim Murphys Irish
IStewr--Frank Enoch.
Defamation, "Just Like Man
Harry Thomas.
Duet, "Not All, But Nearly" FLOYD
clendenon and Frank Mehanna.
Defamation, "A Ghick-a,dee"-Bes
Isle Thomas.
Dialogue Proposing by Proxy"
Defamation, Don't Kill the Birds
I--Irel Clendenon.
| Solo, Sweet Adaline"-Hubert Ev
Jams.
/ Defamation, "The Bean" stelli
u Hassig.
i Defamation. Higher Culture Oh
1.-THE Farm"C Clarence Holmes.
i Defamation, my Great Mistake
lGladys Evans.
4 Song, Boat song"-Scnool.
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Gents List,
Allan Mins suit.

The damage case OF Louis Lee, OF
Chicago. a travelling salesman. versus
Harry II. HEN, manager of the Down
ing hotel, for 500 for damages f1r
assault and battery. was held in JUS.
tice Bacon's court this morning. A
jury was summoned and after hearing
the evidence and after being out TWEEN
ty minutes returned verdict in favor
|of Mr.. Hen. The case grew out OF
controversy over the rate of a room
at the Hotel Downing.
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OUR COLORED SOCIETY
Ins and Outs of the Local Colony
and Their Friends. =.

A series of revival meetings were
begun at Wesley Chapel Wednesday
evening and win continue during all
Of next week.
The board of supervisor in SEES.
sion on Friday selected Taylor Duke.
OF Evans, 10 be janltor of the court
house for a year, beginning pril 1st,
1903.
Presiding Elder M. l. Gordon, who
spent mosI OF last week in the city
and held quarterly meeting at the A.
NJ Il. church Sunday, went to his
home In Ottumwa Tuesday morning.
The revival meetings which have
been in progress at the A. NJ. r.
church for the past few weeks, closed
with the quarterly meeting Sunday
Several additions to the cuurch mem
bership we're made.
Simpson Mitchell is still on the
mcnd. He was abe to be up town
several days this week. His back still
troubles him some, but ho Is gaining
strength and IS very hopeful OF being
able to soon resume his work
The following named persons wers
elected trustees for the ensuing yea
al meeting Of the members of til,
Al. ME-. church Monday evening;
Noah Klmbrough. Robt. Franklin
Henry Allen. f. e. Jeffries and A. G
Clark
Mrs Walter Smith, who has beef
making her home with her motherin
law. Mrs John Williams, for the pas
year, was q passenger over the Rocl
island Tuesday morning for chieagl
10 join her husband and make be
hone 10 that city
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PREMIUM PAID FOR
TELEPhohlE STOCK.

= Aurora, Ills, Feb s.--Nhat ls-
. said to be the largest cheek ever
: drawn Ia favor o. an Aurora man
y was presented at an Aurora bank
Saturday BY former Senator 4, \.
: evans. II was for $4,000 and
4 represented the money recelyed BY
y Senator Evans for half share Of
. HE two.thifds interest IN the os.
kaloosa, Ia, Home Telephene Co.
y The former illinois legislator 10
. president OF the Iowa independent
y company and with Z. n. ccnktln
promoted the company. Mr.. coHk-
lin cold out his interest in the com
. pany some month"; ago.
. The investment proved profit
. able for the Aurora men, as the
. stock sold by Senator Evans had
' par value Of but $4,000, II is said.
= The company was organized about
. ten years ago.
a a A II n n ~ 4
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The exchange girls In the employ
OF the oskaloosa Home Telephone Go.
are engaged during their off hours in
the new building making themselves
acquainted with the new switchboard
and system Of operating which will
be used from now on In this manner
as soon as the connections are shifted
from the old switchboafds to tic new
the girls win have very little to learn
and confusion viii be eliminated a.
far as possible.
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THROAT TROUBLES
WEAKEN THESYSTEM

A serious illness is often brought
on by a. neglected sore throat.
All throat troubles invariably weak
en- the system and should not be al
lowed to go unchecked. " ~. ~
A gargle made with twelve drops of
Sloan's Liniment in half glass of
water will break UP sore throat.
Sloan's Liniment is an excellent rem.
edy for tonsilitis, group, asthma and
bronchitis. Applied freely to the ont
side of the throat and chest, it draws
out the Inflammation, reduces the
swelling and relieves any soreness.
Twelve drops of this Liniment in half
a glass of water makes a splendid an.
tiseptic gargle. .... .-..'a: :...
Mr.. Albert w. Price of Fredonia,
Kans., writes we have used Sloan's
Liniment in the family for about a
year and find it an excellent relief for
colds and hay fever attacks. Two
drops OF the Lininent in a teaspoonful
of wafer will stop coughing and sneez-
ing instantly" 49,.
Mr.. l.. r. Hurst of Gainesville, Ind,
r. r. No. |, writes: Il find your Lini.
ment the best remedy have ever tried
for sore throat, either for horse or
man. once cured a case Of sore
throat on myself the second ay and al
most the first night, which had con-
tinued for over three weeks, under
constant treatment of three physicians
q was traveling) and 1t was getting
worse"
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Larae Trade n Town.

The trade enjoyed by the local
merchants Saturday was a record
breaker The large amount Of pur-
chases made BY the farmers during
the day Is accountable for not only
by the fact Of the annual clearance
sales being on. but the roads having
been In bad condition for a number d
days. those who came to the city had
two weeks shopping to do.
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New Hours Cor Saloons.

Des Moines, la, Feb. Sin the
house today Bonwell introduced a bill
restricting saloon hours to Z a. m. to
s p. m. A resolution was introduced
in the house memorializing congress
to pass parcels post law. The sen.
ate passed a bin by Saunders official
ly designating county aImshouses as
county homes"
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A Systematic Thief.

Cedar Rapids, Ia, Feb. Solver
Prescott, paper hanger, employed by
prominent firm, was arrested today
for numerous thefts,, extending over a
period of five years. He has during all
that time Systematically robbed the
houses where he worked. 80 (
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TWO LAND BAReAIms

For Quick saie.--To close out In the next
30 days. offer the following tracts OF land
located In the big Red Glover Belt Of Minne-
e0tas
feo acres IN Aitkin CO., miles from gIn-
Iayson, IN 3. 2. T. 40. r. az 1000 per acre.
80 acres close 70 new eiectrtc ear line 7
miles from Bruno. Pine Co. In q. IL. T. IS,
III IS. 81. 90 per acre.
WIN sell either tract one-third cash, bal.
nnce on easy paymenis
Address
John .. h0FFERT,
1855 University Ags. 81. Paul. Mlnn.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
win Be Sent to Dead Letter ONCE II
Not Called For.

Following Is a list OF letters remain
Ing uncalled for in the post office al
oskaloosa. Ia. for the week ending
February 6, 1909: .. .... T..
Gents List.
Berry Everett Powell, Dock
Blair, Frank Robson, J. C. (2)
Hoover, II. l.. Weber, Frank
Pollard, H. d. Workman, l.. o.
Ladies' List.
Collins, Miss Pearl Ferguson, Mrs.J.A.
Ducke, Tressa Wells, Mrsa-M.(2)
Parties calling for letters from this
list win please can attention 10 ad
yertised list of this date. The above
letters win be held TWO weeks from
date and then sent to the dead letter
Office.
Chas. v. HOFFMAN,. p. N.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-11

brought against woman work--the sue
cessful woman worker does not marry
The most vital article that Every
body's Magazine has published since
the "Frenzied Finance" days is "The
Poison of the Street." by FredericR
s. Dickson, in the February number
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-11

In the woman's Home Companion
Anna Steese Richardson, one Of the
most distinguished authorities IN
America on the working-glrI problem,
In "A Substitute for Matrimony pres.
ents the strongest indictment yet
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-11

All the latest fads and fancies are
wildly portrayed on the cover of the
February 10 Story Book just out, and
the issue IS replete with brisk and I'M
usual stories Harry Cooper leads the
magazine with THE Purloined Heels"
a very clever smuggling story. the IL
lustrations Of which are particularly
apropos
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TELL MORE OF
CUION DEALS
WITNESSES SAY THEY WERE
DECEIVED aY AGENTS OF
THE COMPANY.

James f. Patrick. former secre
tary OF the Gulun Investment Co
for which receiver has been asked
IN the superior court. was on the
stand all og this morning under a
gruelilng examination by Attorney
5. A. keenan, for the plaintiffs
Yesterday damaging Testimony
was given on the stand by Harry w
Monlton. Edward G. Tucker and
Peter Tucker.
Moulton stated that he had In
vested 81 600 upon the representa-.
ton or Patrick that the syndicate
property at Boren ay and Cherry
81 would be purchased for $50. 600.
with a first payment Of al least
$4,000. He positively stated that
had he known the first payment
would only amount 10 $4,000 he
would never have made the Invest.
ment.
Edward c. Tucker. who invested
81 coo. testified that he was told
before making his investment that
the taxes and assessments against
the property would be met from the
income derived from rentals
When the assessment was levied
against him he demanded an ex.
PLANTATION None was given.
Elizabeth Toan. teacher In the
Seattle schools. testified TO prac.
ttcally the same, as did Kate
Biodgett. another teacher
II Is thought that the case will be
finished BY tomorrow night
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WANTS NEW JURY To
TRY PETER MILLER

GIVE ms fresh jury. or give ms
none dramatically pleaded former
Judge Joseph NJ Glasgow this
morning before Judge Mitchell Gil
liam. IN pleading that the four or
five other cases against his cllont,
Peter Miller already convicted OF
burglary, be set down on the cal
ondar SO that they will all fall on
the first OF the month,
III we can't get fresh Jury we
get change Of venue also said
Judge Glasgow. And then turning
90 Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Everett G. Ellis, he said emphau
cally
a don't want iury that has a
chance 10 get acquainted with the
prosecuting attorneys Office
want 'em frcsh and untalnted
The plea was denied by Indge
Gillian and the next case against
Miller will be tried December 10.
The charge Is burglary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02
FLOOD LEAVES
HEAVY LOSSES
IN ITS WAKE
Damages of Over Million
Dollars Done by High
Water in Whatcom and
Skagit Counties.


BEtliNGHAM Dee s-What-
com aud Skagt counties are today
emerging from, the worst flood In
the history Of the country, over a
million dollars worth OF property
has been lost at least one life has
been forfeited, aud there Il not a
town on the Nooksack or Skagit
rivers but has been Inundated by the
waters. The losses can be estimat-
ed only roughly. but the following
figures are conservatives
Whatcom county. s223. 500,
Skagit county. SSS0, 500.
Damage to railroad property
5000 600.
The floods started some days age.
but subsidized before doing great
damage. Snow then fell In the hills,
aud warm winds and rains again
sent the waters raging down on the
settlers. Every town went under
water. The towns along the Nook.
sack were under from two to four
feet ~ water. while those IN Skaeit
county suffered as greatly. la Con.
ner saw six feet OF water. and the
damage there viii reach more than
500 600.
Bridges have gone out. railroad
tracks have been washed away, all
rail communication Is cut off acres
OF farm lands have been washed
away, houses have been ruined or
carried away entirely. stock has
been drowned the rivers have cut
new courses. leaving some valuable
bridges standing over two.foot
streams To-day dawned clear. with
a good north wind. and while this
viii take the waters down. Il viii
also cause much suffering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02
MERIDIAN PEOPLE
PLAN UNIQUE CLUB

A meeting of the residents OF
the Meridian district wiil be held
tonight AT the hall az the corner 81
First av n W. and 5sth av.. for
the purpose OF organizing an Inn.
provement club. The club will be
unique in that II will have the
commission form 81 government In
place Of the usual officers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02
OPERATES FERRY
AT A BIG LOSS

The county commissioners have
been operating the Klng county
ferry at loss Of approximately
S1.t55 a month since Il was placed
in commission nine mouths ago.
The total receipts for the nine
months amounts 70 s9.297. and the
total expense 70 the county has
becn kiaTgi
The salary list Is 5000 a month
aud the fuel bill ls about 1915 every
month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02
GETS NEW NAME,

Edward Earl schenkowitx did not
like his name He said his friends
called him Shanks. Shackitx
Schentz. and everything else but
his real name So he asked Court
Commissioner r. II. Lindsey to
change Il. Now hts name Is Edward
Earl Schenck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02
SWITCH COAL LAND
CASE TO SPOKANE

SPOKANE. Dee. 2 The Cunning
ham coal land hearing, which was
begun Ia Seattle. was resumed here
today Ia the federal court building
The morning session was devoted
20 hearing the testimony OF entry
men living In spokane, Including
A. r. Campbell. John A. Finch and
Arthur ID Jones The testimony II
being taken BY Special Commie
sloner W. Niece, but the case u
being heard before Commissioner
Fred r. bennett. OF the general land
Office.
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AoweLL CO.'S 10 spokAnE.

Charles u. Howell. charged with
robbery OF the United States mail
coach near Spokane. was taken
from the King county jail by Dep.
uty United States Marshal Thomas
McGraw last night and escorted 20
Spokane. where he win be tried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02
WHITMAN MAY
OUT FOOTBALL

: wALI.A wALLA, Dec. a.
4 The faculty Of Whitman col.
\ lege has posted notice 20 the
\ effect that unless the football
= rules are modified 20 such an
= extent as TO eliminate mass
4 plays that football viii be
! abolished at che institution I
= Injuries 60 Whitman mon Ia
4 the Thanksgiving game are :
= said 70 be responsible for the
notice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02

Bili what would YOU say to an
eluprmeut In an airshiu7
JILL would say N wnH an clone +.
9nent tn high Iife. Tonkers states.
man
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PHoF. RABER's NEW
FHrrF4sHAH

Learn 10 dance ia z
days Private inafruo-
ton We guarantee to
teach you 10 dance. Class
90 every day aud evening.
OFFICE hours 10 o. M TO
3 D m Assembly claasea
every Thursday
Telephones Main 1902,
Ind ASA
Free trial Arcade Hall.
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The CGilCAGo aIsFIT PARLons
100 EfHsT Az

Wonderful values IN Mems
Tailor made uncailed for Euits
Overeoats, Crayensttea and Trou-
sers a fine pow line Of Mems
Cases. ALSO Full Dress Suite tor
rent
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Near Port Orchard

10 acres. on county read. 3 u.fles from
Port Orchard fret class soil near
school plenty nslEhbsrs. $500. On terms.
1fc fare from Seattle Hest and iawepi
priced lard ~ vicinity. g. A. Ames s2e
Lumber EsrhRuKe 500
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Classification cannot be given
after IL o'clock daily.
BALLARD AGENCY - r. II
Mullen, b4Oe Ballard av., opp.
City Hall Phone, Ballard sQg,
MAIN OFFIcE--seventh Nv,
between Union and University.
Phones. Main 1850; Ind. AL.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

BurTERwoHTH q SON. Professional
directors ana Licensed EmbalmeTs 1891
lst, OPP. Moore theatre Both phanas a4a
johnson 4 Hamilton, undertakera zfz7
Elrst a.. IhQnesL Msip f74Qi Ind. 2tff
bonney Watson Co. Funeral Dirertors
Thlrd aF. ana University Both phones a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02

Wanted To buy af font infaiid chair
must be cheap. Call ~ AdAuss Room
= 1879 Market ~ Ballard Ballard
Fremont car or phone ballard eiL
MrH Cole
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BIRTH NOTICES,


AcBonnld TO the wife ~ u MELON
so. Pla 2lat . November A. son
hrakine-~To the wifc ~ A Efskine
brooks 70 The wife of IS Brooks. city.
November Z2. son
barth-To the wife ~ 70 Barth. 1870
4Ind. November 10 ~ son
kaht--TO the wife 0f A. Kabt tut
Point November %. son
Buist To the wife ~ r. Bulat. a6ef
western. november go a daughter
Neiaou--ro the wife u a. Nelson eitv
September 70. a daughter
MiHes-TO the wife ~ j. Mfuea gep.
TENDER e. son
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DEATH NOTICES.

FauaB-Anna Farran. IS. Slovenian "A.
$50 W 75th w.
Brooks Elizabeth Brooks. a. Nore,,-
Der za. Providence hospital
b barton--i Barton. Us, November 20
iu this cltg.
months November 20. gfza Daiiaa
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CT15gfl s1asO
~aExETS
Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star cannot auaFantee Sc
curncy or assume renponsAhasstg
for errors of any Kind oeeasH&H.S
Ia teiepkosea a4yertissniezfs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

= @ BRYANT. rAxIDERMIaT. RuG
MAKER ~ YRS, ENPEHIENCE4 7
YRS HEAD TAxIDEHMfgT ron W n
HHkAHD. OF TACOMA. 3Gig FyANg.
TON Az, FREMONT, WASH NoRTJf
AaA@ If
kedding Dancing Academy. g4th Ana
Jackgon Glasses for fret wShlt H.
uontl Assemblies Thu-sday and Ratur,
day egeninga East isss.
4. T. Blggera. professor of music
graduate u Elleauere college. Rtudfo
afs 2fth aV Phone B1ss III
I An THE MAN No flies in your
house With my screens Randall 4 am
carpenter Both phones
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Come end 50 70 tRoNDAf.E feae
m beat fHfurus ~ 3 rm
HOLMAN SECURITY INVEST co.
Suite Te1 tHafY ulaF
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FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS.
SASH AaD DOOR BARGAiSs
cross panel dsnTs Tor staining $3.50 q ~
cross panel doors Tor siaia.nE - " ~
COTTAGE front aeofs only -t+...s. - 24
our itafy front door. glass from top %
bottom. cnig sstr-. -etssssft ~
The New Deer
crnftarnan Or mission deprs. Jest the kind
Tor bungaio@s. emily 81 - per asar
House Paint
Williams Gold Seal Paint
I.gaiiuu cans per gallon .s-- " ~
tsEAf&nn cans. per gallon " ~
nnn-t bus 4 window 0nQf any
where uniU yea set our pfteea We Rave
cur nHn wiii aud have only one pfiee
You can buy from ~ and save the mio-
dienlan's Ertfit for yourself
Rsna for catalogue. mailed ffeas post
paid without charge
o n WILLIAMS CO.
Seattle. Wn
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LITTLE rfrriN TO TRADE
Daley small cottage and f~p chain
lots f.awn. noaers etc only tao
aierks So taE Al Green Lake pffes
$3.50, ttae mnrtEAFc
CLIFFORD a wax AHsDAIE.
9is Third Az
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Honesteads
This Is a Snap

"a acres nff siashsa nnd harhf
miie ffufn kifAiamH fftHr ttnN Trfnis
Ast uer 8aa l.4rpbsg KNrhnnHe uiar
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Continued.
------.----~---------e
Bowyer Addition
Lots fl $3.50
50x120 And Up
Easy Terms
SOS Down--$10
Per Month
Every lai % thia addition IL cinies
bausettesd 1890 feet from .sih ana
Green's 10a ard rnp eaf inesl eifg wnief
and tldeHalaf This addition lH nil
eisarad AMI feaay faf bulidlnn namems
hrf. you have asan hN this nufth eHa
gfgfsf, ' ,,a, so so g gs'' "a, on iss
market. -. duu'l mifs another fhAnef
10 double your WHhrF ~ $50 fhFesi
menf thar Requires sa little cash.
Thia is your opportunity
Iosrgn .., 2 Ti, eol,,ss a..s CO. '"e.
iqa cherry ~ 90.
ON HANSON a co
sif-att-sissN7 &ss rofh Block
fr.leo-
fnenf. tbffgf Joe. falt cash. balance 80
lsf month. This Sc Hies bpaAalp" sh9
cheap
- ses--
ttih north ~ Yesiaf; iurouH $50 paf
manth. almost nrei undrfni corner ief
etsrfthiuH paia iA8@0 CASH halanfe
OLE nANHoN 4 90
ttt-afh-aie.ai1 Aes tofk itio'k
COTTAGE ANp TWO LoTH
ONLf TWO nLoCKr TO CAR
AZ Green Lake AZ fenced iaNa aud
us~srs fsf Ices than lofs sold for
Nhsn piatfed Price fif1e. = rasb.
CtiFFunp A NAN ARHDALE.
ga Tbird Az
CORNER LOT ieosiss.
wEsr TEArTtE
nAwYEWs HoME TRACTS
ron $3.50. OK nAHY TERMS kD-
pnEaa uwNEn Wis. STAR officE
Cheap Homes
,,s W. ssi ,n ss ' fos ~ 100 ass.
bali doen 50 miles north q seaiiif.
miles from Everett IA mites irpm
Marysyiita = city - s.eoe people
MAHVHvffLw uoMEsEEKERE
NarysFiiis. Wash-
fins slsw 50, Ca meaeon tEln Tefns
81 aa6
aeFisa r. lat on usaoen Hnli iies sell
slresf itHpfgs fmsnss aii in ana t'Aia 9"
nLn uA~no~ 4 60
ui-ata.7fs-fti Nfa fprh hie'h
~ Yoa uani bufsf far yeuf properly ?
Neihins tas iafFe af zoe small hfins
oar M'NAUoHTEH.
500 i-eafr nies
A Swell Little Home
msasisfn firerlaee. iram osiiinE plate
rissap a. ii SOC. sihe cash.
D plNoS q co.
Main 90 sit safipu. inf. -
clns-haif arfs naggh X eity iirsiis
!esi THIS side niftsr iAAs Easy i'fms
f6 acres ~ sosd fruit iaad located
snHfh - Hfemefsnu ie nNss Terms
tta cash. balance tiQ pTE month, We
hars tive tracts srtf
s9aa--
sfstse-n fai oa usacon um
Az fnr eaHHF Tot sal fnNfaf4trIN %
OILS HANSON s CO
aitsEtte1ts+at Aew fuFk Hlufk
: =,
70 eaa-~ CHOICE HOME saeri-
feed ~ pH Nor isaFiUa city. must
srli undsr value rars if sees laFEe
lnf sn feet ffnuf rooms, Frrrp.
fina hall hath. Fireplace. furnace
lauudfy sHfsa toilet IN basement
BEAUTIFUL pihne fsaiit Tor
OWNER aeg crafy Main faei.
l. tff4 80
tsasaasa aaaHH aaaasasf
LITTLE rtrriN TO TRADE
Daley small cottage and f~p chain
lots fAwn. foacrs etc only tAn
BLOCKS go ear Al Urccn Lake Priee
81. $50. stae mnrtNAFc
CLIFFORD a wax AHsDAIE.
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Beautiful Madrona
This - the biggest snap On Mahrana
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asITuATIONs wANTED.'

"Sifuations Wanted" adver-
tiscments, both male and female,
half a cent a word
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"SIKLp WANTED
Advertisements both Malls and
Female,
One Cent a WoFd.
Minimum Charge for Any "A, roc.
Ads under all other headings.
cents per line Six words
charged TO account. actual num-
Der Of lines az set will be count
ed Seven insertions made for
the price Of six, when cash In
paid All cap lines win be count
ed as two lines.
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A Swell Little Home

70 eaH--f'ftofCE HOME saefi-
feed ~ pnrrfi irafiug city. must
srii undsf value rars a. sees iarEe
zoe 90 feet frnut fnnu8s FrrWus
fioa hall hath. Fireplace furnace
lauwnFs sHfFa toilet IN basement
BEAUTIFUL plhcs Bnfif fuf
OWNER 7pE cr4FN. Main fzei.
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