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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-21
SOUTH WHEELOCK.

Earl Drown is very sick again with
stomach trouble.
Mrs. Fred Taylor was called to St.
Johnsbury, Friday, to attend the funeral
of niece.
A. E. Weed was in Stannard the first
of last week.
John Null has bought horse of DR..
Mcdowell of Lvndonville.
Mrs. George Davidson and daughter
Iva are visiting in St. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Fred Rodgers had the misfortune
to step onto nail last week, which
caused her to take a short vacation.
Mrs. Mabel Gray has been working for
Mrs. F. Rodgers.
Schools in ChandlervilIe and the Noun
tain begin next Monday with Mrs. Mary
Keough and Miss Kathleen Mclean as
teachers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-21
The Towns Around.
LYNDON.

Warnings are up for special school
meeting, Tuesday, April 81, at 100.
A public meeting will be held Friday
evening under the auspices of the Village
Improvement society, when the school
question will be fully discussed. and it is
hoped every one interested in this matter
will make an effort to be present.
Granville Wheeler of Springfield visited
at George Ide's, Sunday and Monday.
The highest water for a good MANY
years was seen here last Wednesday. The
roads were closed from here to Lyndon.
vile that day, and good deal of DAM
age was done to the highways.
Mrs. Fielding Buggy, who came home
from the st. Johnsbury Hospital last
week, is failing.
Rev. John Jones and family returned
from conference, Monday. Their many
friends are glad they are to stay here
this year.
DR.. and Mrs. W. c. Blake, who have
been visiting in Boston, returned home
last week.
Charles Carr has bought the late w.
c. Powers house. Possession taken at
once.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Grant, who have
spent the winter away, have returned
and opened their house.
Mrs. Eugene Clement is quite ill with
heart trouble.
E. L. Clement has sold his farm on the
Center road and will move to their
house at Lyndon Centre, the first of
May.
W. c. Thayer of Lancaster was called
here last week by the serious illness of
his grandchild, who is little better.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-21

Taste and Smell. Full size so cts, at Drug
gists or by mail. In liquid form, rs cents.
Ely Brothers, Sc Warren Street, New York.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-21
We Want Your CaIfskius.

Beef Hides, Horse Hides, Sheep Pelts,
Tallow, Bones. tetc., and will pay you
outside prices therefor. We pay spot
cash; we pay the freight; we pay full
market value. We want to arrange
with some one in every village where
we have no agent, to collect the above
named goods for us and to sell Pages
Perfected Poultry Food and other
poultry supplies. We furnish money
with which to buy and we keep our
buyers thoroughly posted at all times
as to market values. Write for full par
ticulars.
CARROLL S. PAGE, Hyde Park, Vt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-21

Mr.. F. G. Fritts, Oneonta, N. Y,
writes MY little girl was greatly bene-
fitted by taking Foley's Orino Laxative
and | think it is the best remedy for con-
stipation and liver trouble. " Foleys
Orino Laxative is best for women and
children as it is mild, pleasant and effect
i've, and is a splendid spring medicine, as
it cleanses the system and clears thecom-
plexion. c. c. Bingham.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-21
A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on SO cent bottle
OF Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it
fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee rs cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
c c. BINGHAM, FLINT BROTHERS,
M. D. PARK, SEARLEs & Co.,
F. G. LANDRY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-21
Ricker'S Local Market.

The receipts at w. A. Ricker's marke
for the week ending April 10 were:
Poultry, 800 lbs. at 10 to II cents.
Lambs, 10 at 3 to cents.
Hogs, $50 at 5 to 612 cents.
Cattle, 40 at to AZ cents.
Calves, $50 at 8 to cents.
Mich COWS, $27 to $37.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-21
0. E. S. Election.

At the annual meeting of Mystic Star
Chapter No. 20, 0. E. S., held last
Wednesday evening, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Worthy Matron, Mrs. Nellie M.
Smythe.
Worthy Patron, Loren V. Hastings.
Associate Matron, Mrs. Elizabeth
Fuller.
Secretary, Mrs. Carrie F. Gage.
Treasurer, Mrs. Hattie P. Story.
Conductress Mrs. Gertrude E. Bart
lett.
Associate Conductress, Mrs. Eva E. H.
Lang.
The installation will be held this even
ing, to which members may invite a
friend.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-21
BARNET.
NaW Iihrarxy nnobn

New Library Books.
The following new books have Just
been added to the Barnet library:
Judith of the Cumberlands, Alice Nc
Gowan.
Half Way House, Maurice Hewlett.
The Girl from Montana, Grace H. Lutz.
The Hemlock Avenue Mystery, Roman
Doubleday.
The Tenants, Mary Watts.
The Will to be Well, c. B. Patterson.
Life of James Robertson, Charles W.
Gordon.
A Traitors Escape, James Otis.
A Tory Plot, James Otis.
The Trial Of esus from a Lawyers
Standpoint, Walter Chandler.
Circus Day, George AIDE.
The Great Fight, William Drummond.
The Red City, Weir Mitchell.
The Post Girl, Edward Booth.
Diana ofHobson's, Cecily Hamilton.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-21

Jack Spurlock -Prodigal, G. H. Lori
mer.
The Riverman, Stewart White.
The Trail of the Lonesome Pine, John
Fox, Jr.
Miss Gray's Girls, Jeanette Grant.
Anne of Green Gables, L. NJ. Mont
gomery.
The Cradle of the Rose.
My People of the Plains, Ethelbert
Talbot.
Every Man for Himself, Norman Dun
can.
Mary Ware, Annie F. Johnston.
Friendship Village, iona Gale.
The Iron Heel, Jack London.
The Strawberry Handkerchief, Amelia
Barr.
Pickett's Gap, Homer Green.
Anne of Memory Street, Martha Dunn.
'Tilda Jane, Marshall Saunders.
Shireen and Her Friends, Gordon
Stables.
Little Pilgrimages Among old New
England Inns, Caroline Crawford.
Round the Corner in Gay Street, Grace
Richmond.
The Ancient Law, Ellen Glasgow.
The Gorgeous Isle, Gertrude Atherton.
On Christmas Day in the Morning,
Grace Richmond.
The Lightning Conductor, c. N. & A.
M. Williamson.
The Web of Time, Robert Knowles.
The Sword of Dundee, Theodore Peck.
Aunt Maud, Ernest Oldmeadow.
The Maid At Arms, Robert Chambers.
The Fashionable Adventures of Joshua
Craige, David Phillips.
Out of Doors in the Holy Land, Henry
Van Dyke.
Stickeen, John Muir.
Leaf and Tendril, John Burroughs.
The following books were presented
by Rev. c. 0. Day:
The Immanence of God, Borden P.
Bovine.
The Substitute, Walter Camp.
Prince Dusty, Kirk Monroe.
Facing Death, 6. A. Henty.
The Romance of Mining, A. Williams. |
Theodore Roosevelt-the boy and the |
man, James Morgan.
Tuscan Cities, W. D. Howells.
The W. c. T. U. will hold its regular
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-21

Mrs Fanny Friedman, a native Of
Hungary, died in New York City, Sun
day, April II, at the age of 112 years,
She is said to have been the oldest per-
son in New York. 1t was her boast that
she had never had doctor in her life.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-21
a Reliable
Remedy
EIy's Cream Balm
i 8 quickly absorbed .

80 HhtSh'y ubSuiuCus
Gives Relief at Once.
1t cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased mem
brane resulting from
Catarrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-14
THROWING THE SWITCH
For IRA-BY sEWELL FORD

You'll see it stickn up you strike the side
walk. Yes, turn to your right. Don't mention it,
pleasures all mine"
Thanks, neighbor," says he once more. Come
Cora" and he starts shooin' his flock down the
stairs. They don't move very spry either for Sis
tiers gawpin the street at hair dressin shop
and Brother has his eyes glued to some of my wall
decorations; but in minute or the procession
files past and I'm able to shut the door.
NOTHING very thrilling about that Ell? Just
= touch and go incident, such you're liable to
run into at the next corner. A minute later it S
wiped off the slate and I'm hustlin' across 42d-st
myself with my mind set catchin' the fve-three
train.
Then just as stops to buy some night editions
feels some pun' at my sleeve, and turns around
to find this Miller bunch again. They've come to a
parade front of the cafe entrance to the hotel
and are gain at it dubious.
Excuse me once more" says Mr.. Ira Miller; "but
is this it,"
That's the thirst parlor" says /. Where you
want to 60 though is under that awnn and UP
them steps"
Yes says Miller, I'VE started in that way; but
but Well, say, neighbor l didn't have the
nerve. Who's the major general on guard chr" and
he points to a six-foot doorman wearin' a gold
braided cap and brass buttoned livery.
HIM" says l. oh, he's just there for orna-
ment Don't mind him.
Ira, he pulls at one end of his straw tinted mus
tache and takes sideways look at the uni
formed party standin between the bay trees.
Il know it seems kind of foolish, says he f1ushn
up and whisperin' behind his hand SO Mrs. Miller
can't hear; but-but honest, l dassn't. Maybe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-14

clerk who it is he wants to see and while we're
waitin' for Brother Ethan's to be PACED he
tells all about it.
Ethan it seems is the older brother who left the
farm out in Illinois four five years before Ira
grew up and struck further west Ethan had settled
in Chicago first and then come on to New York.
II Just want YOU to wait and meet him, saws Ira.
He's fine man, Ethan is and mighty smart one.
Wonder you never heard of him here for reckon
he cuts quite fgure-has something to do with
managing the stock market, and prob'ly he's in the
city government too. We amt kept verv close
track of each other; but | always write to him two
three times year, and now and then hear from
him. Bet it will surprise him some to me; for
I've never been east before, and he don't dream I'm
within thousand miles, Just wanted to sort of
drop in on him, you know, and show him my family.
and get acquainted with his folks. Ny! but this is
grand place for him to be Twin in. amt it? Some
diff rent from our house out in Tibbetts and we
think that's pretty slick since we built the new
front porch and the bay window and had runnin
water put in. But this Gee don't see how Ethan
can afford it."
Ever try to break loose from one of them chatty
people when they get to unrollin the family history?
Ira not only backs me up against imitation palm
tree but he keeps grip on my coat sleeve while he
talks. Some OF it was nervousness, could see for
this business of huntn up brother in big hotel
brand new proposition to him, and he
pectin further complications any minute. He chirks
up though, when the boy comes back and reports
that Mr.. Miller is in the tearoom, but will be out
directly.
Hear that, Coral" says he. He's here! Doris,
your Uncle Ethan is coming Arthur quit rubbing
your hands the sofa and be ready to Jump
up. And say, neighbor, you'll stop just minute,
won't you, long enough to say howdy to Ethan,
anyway"
TT was too late to duck; for about then 1 spots a
bald headed wide wasted party gettin' tip from
a bellhop and maxim for corner. Not that
there's any resemblance between him and Ira.
They're about as much alike as beanpoe and an L
pillar. Brother Ethan might have started on farm;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-14

but he's got bravely it. To me he don't look any
diff rent than hundreds of others of these grroom
sports that's common all up and down Broadway.
You know? They all have the same pnky white
compilations, all look though they'd just had
clean shave and Turkish bath and their nails mani
cured and their clothes look like the presserd just
quit work in time for 'em to dress. It's great mys-
terry to some people how they manage to do it: but
it only means ownn diff rent suits and think
in we'll of yourself that you're wiin' to spend
three hours day bein' fixed up.
Not until he got near enough for me to notice the
cleft chin and the odd set turquoise his left little
finger did begin to suspect I'd met this particular
gent somewhere before But where it was couldn't
dig out to save me.
the whole mob of us that in the reception line But
Ira don't give him any chance for back-away.
He's planned doing the long lost brother act in
regulation style So he rushes out and pump
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-14

you'll think it's queer thing to ask of stranger but
you only happened to be going in there now, and
could-coud sort Of"
You win Ira" says l.
FOR say, you might not guess it, but I've seen the
l time when had just such sensations, only never
was honest enough to own up. Course. he shows
himself for jay; but some way or other kind of
like that straight out business. The good natured
look in them mild eyes, and the soft, pleasant way
he has of takin' get me, too!
Come on" says l. Tell the folks to fall in be-
hind and look insutin' they when do
the march past. Some would run out their tongues;
but won't
He's serious minded gent this Mr.. Miller; for he
takes no notice of the josh l hands him, but pays
strict attention to gettin past the carriage opener
shyin only little at the critical point. And when
we're all safe inside he's the most grateful cuss ever
see. After I've helped him explain to the room
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-14
WHAT gets me
w is, Why do
allow do -

NN/HAl gets me
w is, Why do
they do it?
What? Who? Why,
these delegates from
the squash vineyards
and grain elevator
districts who insist on
huntin' me up when
they come in on their
ten day excursion
tickets. Course, there
must be a few of 'em
misses droppin' into
the studio to tell me
the story of their lives;
but not so many / feel
sighted. Them that
do stop in are sociable
enough to make up for
the ones that drift by.
Look at this sample
that's dealt out only
the other afternoon.
I'm about to turn off
the bunchlights in the
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Continued.


OWING TO NY PHEsaIEo oBLioA-
rioRa 1 An roRcEp TO SACRIFICE
Mt erLnspip niour ROOM. NICE
~ ruRsianEp noMn oRouNpH.
sonso TO ALLEY. AHE SET wIru
Illus aHAsa. annunnEnY, nrc
30 nrARNo rHuir TREES con
cHerr rAnp WALK ETC. ONLY ~
MINUTES PROM HusisEea CENTER.
ooop can SERVICE PRICE ,tsssi
COST nseoo ADDRESS c-it. srAn
--
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nlRrn NOTICES.

shorvh 10 the wife az v ahosyh pa.
elite hospital. September go a daWAhi6f
t,rawf ford 10 thF wife NJ " T. GRAN
ford gtla rifth september 81. a son
Huntingdon ro tht Wife 81 y Hunt
insiicn. citf september 81 a daughter
Orch TO the wife of !. 0roh. ael n
ssa september 10. son
CotfmAn To the wife ~ "a Goldman
sac n Ssd September 30 son
FfankhausrF 'ru the wife ot g. Frank
harHer plty september iti a daughter
katvnarO the wife IF NJ hateh, Mtnui
hospital September IS. ron
taunea IL the wife 81 A. tounes. teti
Yesier way. september 30. a daughter
Nihietf~ be the wife 81 N Nioirit iAli
RWiua, september as, a daashteF,
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DEATH NOTICES.

pstcrson-ita Peterson. 81 September
Is 1881 Whitman
paifart hospital
Andersen ASel Anderson "a, sepiem-
hrf gf city hospital
= sound Nathan Il Sound . months
NeptemRsF e. Isle Fourth av,
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British Columbia
Government Land

Ton can tuf lhgnart - aistet ffusa
IRE Hriitsh fuiusHtis NFfsfNrfHa iH fhs
e aBeuz Nannaea eaitag l&na tNat 10 flrMs
taaw 60 20 fsss deep fhat mnf Efaa
Mheat hasisY. cats fifnathg etc. ara
80 haftF fFaiss Has nne eiimafa. pafr
drtnktua Naisf sh3 does Nnt asNt Iffi
xztt4n Aef unr snate ~ feHsais can
purchase tfafu a. 80 see arfas ~ THE
Fertile ian4 hF aaFEn4 sie pee arFa
cash balance i&fsf snu Say ~ aaHrrn-
usent gFire 81 90 60 IS ~ per acre Yes
% not have ~ live nn hi - hrfnHr 4
fiIidrn - Tana1a e. aWn e. As rfNfarfe
~. ~ there is eaf iistie u q te ~ had
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC f4Awu CO
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PERSONALS.


IN HOLT. osTEorATnfc PLY
gtCiAN AND opToMErNtsT. alsa usins
electricity, vibration. iisht cure. dry Anh
steam baths Eyee treated. siAsses fits
ted Fourth year IN Seattle TREAT.
MENTS I'll o. Telephone Main aatl
.W Peoples Bank Bids. seeond and
Pike
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Continued.
Free
Excursion
to
Manchester

SUNDAY MonNiNd. OCTOBER .
We have some II the best buys on the
marheti Food view lots and fine level
acreage sisht miles from Pioneer square
isis iah per 70, and W. acreage tieo per
acre and up Take steamer Reliance.
coiman does a. Zoe, Of Columbia a..
$50 sunday mafnlna returning leaving
Manchester as . N. Oct your ticket IT
go Central building Or from agents ~
the dock
nuHToN WATERS LAND co.
t2s-2s.st central nundins.
Phones lad. fese. Msia gto
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Acre Tracts
81 Monthly

Ard pnty "a eawn we rwn iarxs
tfset ~ iaaa sea- fhh nseB fsfH WH~Fs
ever hHig znaaas that isnf saiaas $50
ie tte nrf Whas4 ACRE Tbs sstl - fNa
bsst maA AnT haaY ean nnAAs = slsinK
90 fhssr Rafts We bsY AL sgr.snss fa
shew this iand Large psofa Esafaas
t14t ~ aNs year
HEATrtE HoMG#EEgEn@ CO.
ttf GhssfF 81
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INFEfTuuF
DO YOu WANT no INVEST e0ME
MONEY ~ WAHtiiNuToNf TffEHN
q 10 rbken ~ IIE uNirEp
RAPIDLY A. pTuET SOUND. AND
aeArrte Is TilE nun Wiz EoT
hNt SOME kcHEArE CLoHF 70 ~
ciikAff r. Will, uNbQgerEpi.1
A YEAR ron Tf8g MKT DO YEAffH
LOOK oNnM TiilH hrf HDMEfHtsu
~ THE EEaf COUNTY On EARTH
hass ise acres south 81 Haath -
aitis. good firh soil On good fanNs
teee. zoe feet 81 flee Afnbef fpf 80 PEI
acre fhts timber 10 wrfih THIS ftguru
When ths tiustef u removed rsu haso
seed agricultural Hand worth tte6 pet
acre
! have zee acres Gnef iana AefpsH the
BAY WEST from TIE city. eidss g. mar
hst ana 90 2aQd Tngds Price tst ptf
acre Also 90 aefss IL Sans locality Tor
as psf acre Thsso Afr SCARS
A. NEWELL
tss rpftha Nl
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10 Acres--

MODEL uF.To-pATE POULTRY
FARM
LOCATION eanhut - ssesilad riess 80
street car, also GFtViHG distance % n4afs
krt Ten aeFss - Eesa fRna. AZ SEN.
proved fenced sna cfass fsaas1. orchard.
abundance ~ watsr. pig=a whafe nsess'
sary Faad sFnam 9wpiiinE stir het
anA eaii satef. tAfh ahd electric
houses lraaAelfy q eRH fAlthNnsf tneaf
betof aHt eaiacf heassa hfesa'irR 4Hsfs
tiers iAFfnx NFmess. large YaFas tall in
aaartsFa ste zee iaYlnr hess see pal.
lets. coz. hafsH. esEpn. huNEY. faffus
inE fwpiewsnts eaFusutvr asa Vt4nlbs
ink toets. teas AHf faa9 mtfi aas nanfers
nas psaifrg sHgrilrs. four garetateFR "a
hsansags EVERYTHING uuNH as $50
isFms This 70 rare saAues Coed fsas
raa fef ertiiHa
MoNEmY NAtTnY
siBstsssggi Alaska uniid1rE
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Homesteads Located

oar teNatsf has sonss ssesrgiarsi 81
DafisHs for ffns0wxtkNe hetaeatsMatf ere
rhls ianA - legged aff SD well ~agsasA
ripts - tNwns railroad aaa seaRoi ~
mtll - wnftn YeuF @hus 10 see me ID
fga are tHtngsstsd
l. T. HlftfaTa
81 Pacific uidx -sfs
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Bungalow
TRACT s0Nfft
geo Ffft co Car
At lfNrGf.s BEACH.
~ L .-L.-.a 81

just across the street from Kenny
Home iafs only Ne minutes malh from
the beach This nice liftis home is 3uaf
heinE finished. ana has pansiec walls
anA heanied Neilings with pure sFfinR
@stsr pipsh int house roF quiek
sale Na are going % ALL this properly
ftf ftsite. terms t7tt cash $40 fhs
BALANCE t4t per month. Take fauntier
Fef Cafi set OF ~ isQeman drive our
NJ hgrnaf viii b. there every after
npon. inciudinE sunday.
JOHN 81 WHITE COMPANY.
Main sses fns 1855
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WHY PAY RENT.
Nice cottage and eo-foot lot. on First
ev n H., close to car. price 81. 900. 5000
cash and ii5 per month
CLIFFORD a VAN ARaDALn.
9is THIRD Az. Near Madison
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fss AZ tatssssisa
l. T. NiftfLTa
81 Pacific uidx -~tf
HANDY TO LAKE wAsitf~uTyssi
h ,sa, 49,. af's 80 So 'ssa.. 80.
~ hart sgfir4 wafss Yinss ~ lffiEaitsr
aisa eipe3 tate raase. shfes F1an ~ g.
sata. ~, hslsainss .ss sninatss ss,s
,ssiiss ssusss salts fsSss istsA -issra
inftMAn4 hHfne aea kuHeY sma e4Ms
fsfestHn ismaislasait shiehsas ENia
~e#ia tnss 80, .elsnsit fyss'ff 'sfsa
tts.f2ssst Aiass2 nsileiss
ruSAcnn rnAcra NEAR oLAi.l.A
as psr aess soss All ~ fruit asa
tsxzt sites scar i.enE Lax. cash tss
nLtNwoprn HrAivf CO.
fffA Nsw gasA uisek
esoSntff-T rasaas, esesiy.F. III n.r.s
nallains saest fsFass. fruis Hasa. ssr..
- rot wAar kcREAuEr
WE MAKE HFENtAtET or ctsnHE-
~ trnr10w ~ rnAcra WON II
ACRES Up 70 kft ACHES HEaEN.
HEH II VILLA. Par rot nia no HEN
ra WE can MAKE fntCEn AND
TERMS 70 SUIT Y0r
john u WHITE COMPANY.
ssf ontENTAL block
MAIN sfss IND sea-
uFar uAH.Af~ EVER oFFEHED
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND TACOMA
TsH sores iessi tana. sxnclisWt soil par,
italy ifagressf a@n asfe ia bearing or
rhaHa spai cahfa. sanef ttss accessible
10 intrrufsan ~ bea, ts rods sfpsn sew
aheFt Lstas IAtsruFtan sufNsy stss pro-
posed haaievsfi ~ order @ close up
an estate tl.aee wiil bay e, terms On
ponRnr MAfrnY
tias1seseAi AlasaA BulldinH
VIRTUE. BOSTON BLOCK
Fpf KKthanEa
prev~msais A. Krsisas ~ ciiy proe-
Eisht rooms. al moa.sn. nsw house.
mraF university. for orchard land uieae
20 Wehsishss o. Neftk yakima
Ten aefys. essi EsAhe Washington with
Tnod ins prnvaments for city prapertgs
Three acres 81 station ea Seattle Ia.
coma fnfsfuFhsn. fNs-fuurn house.. hath.
panfFY, ETC. fruit trees berries ard aafs
den. rsisr piped inip huus~ Errhsnre
Several fn. properties 70 exchange Tor
oEonoE VIRTUE CO.
Boston Block
IL acres alder bottom. on soanty read
Fautb o. Seattle. handy to market. Price
o. zee. tiee cash. ana tie per month
CLIFFORD A VAN AnEDALE.
us Third Az Near Madison
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MORRIS REALTY CO.
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Telephones Main kasi fss $3.50
tta CASH
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side " NEW iNFNWt MHAN Nos u
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the BurFAro
NORRIS RnALTY co.
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Talk With Cole

ron HOUSES AND COTTAGES
We have an attractive ffxe-ronrn n.w
anf modern Bungalow. lust completed
faadr 70 move Into, gals all nicely tint
80 wlnfow shades en- ard iirnt finfures
To- furnace heat fun cement basement
nnd laundry trays best eanssruufian
thFeuHhouti lot tekfezt All street TN
Ffcfeiqsnts IN, prlf two hiooks from the
eeFl " minutes from down town price
fAtnf. ftfe each n yoa have ie4a
cash. sse 10 Anfhgw, ~ this Ia ~hat you
are looklnE Tor YOUR OWN HOME
COLE LAND CO,
ia Third Az.
Main ifs' ine. stTs
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CITY REAL estate.

They who live IN rented house shdsild
inssst gate how they can act a new home
on the rent plan
We now have under construction four
houses IN the A. u urahsm's University
ADD
our agent IL there every day, including
Sundays 20 show them and to explain
hos 70 own home instead Of rent re-
seipfa
Take Enstiake car 20 t0th 81 and go
west 20 where the city 10 building a fine
branch library our branch office IL ais
thge
Lots ao.fooi frontage, $3.50 20 $1,000
Small payment down. balance monthly
II. r. TURNER INVESTMENT co.
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