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The Winslow mail., 1910-08-27
Popular Social
Couple Wed

At $50 last evening Miss Bata
Bazell, OF Ironton, Ohio, a resi-
dent of Winslow for the past
three years, was married to Mr..
Robert Powell one of Winslow's 5
we'll known, young and popular
men.
The ceremony, the Methodist
ritual, was pronounced by Rev.
Nj. F. Ault, rector of the First
Methodist church, the bridal
party entering to the accompanl-
ment OF the soul stirring strains
of Mendelsohns Wedding March,
which was beautifully rendered
by Mrs. G. ]. Spellmire, followed
by an exquisite rendition of the
Schumann's Traumeri.
The little cottage on Kinsley
Avenue, which had been previous
ly furnished by the groom, was
attractively decorated in pink
and green a most pleasing effect
having been developed.
Amidst a profusion of flowers
and dainty decorations, the hap
py pair were united.
Preceding the bride were Miss
Helen M. Gibson, bridesmaid,
and Mr.. r. G. Bazell, best man.
The bride, a charming brunette,
was attired in a beautiful pale
blue comet satin, trimmed with
broad gold persian bands and
darker shade of panne velvet
wearing a beautiful diamond
broach, a present of the groom,
and carrying an arm bouquet of
bride roses, farleyense ferns and
loops OF wide, lustrous, white
satin ribbon.
The bridesmaid was attired III
pale pink silk null and cream
lace carrying a bouquet OF deli
cate-pink queen roses, farleyense
ferns and black satin ribbon.
The groom and best man wore
the conventional black.
The bountiful array OF costly
gifts from their MANY friends and
relatives only in a measure re-
fected the popularity of this
young couple.
On the receiving list were Mrs.
Harry Asbury forming pretty
picture i'll a lavender embroidered
null, and Mrs. E. ]. Gibson i'll
burnt orange chiffon over white
silk.
Mrs. l.. l klelndlenSt presided
at the punch bowl wearing a
dainty white lingerie dress.
Only relatives and intimate
friends witnessed the ceremony
During the course of the even
ing a vocal selection was
rendered by Mr.. c. ]. Spellmlre.
Miss Jesslca Reed was heard
in three solos, IAN Open Secret
by R. H. Woodman; ga Birth
day" by F. H. Cowan, and
"Rosenzweige' by A. Won Fielitz,
each OF which were most equIS-
itely rendered by Miss Reed, she
being in fine voice.
Mrs. Clarence ]. SpellnlIc
acted as accompanist for the
evening.
The Winslow mail., 1910-08-27

Mrs. Byrd and daughter Ruth
returned Friday from Los Ange-
les where they have been visiting
with friends. Miss Bird has ac-
cepted a position as stenograph-
er with the Winslow Furniture
Company and will commence
her new duties next Monday.
The Winslow mail., 1910-08-27

c. E. Cain, returned Friday
morning from Chicago where he
has been for the past month
taking treatment at the Pastuer
Institute, having completely re-
covered from the effects of the
dog bite received some months
ago. Mrs. Cain accompanied
her husband from Chicago to
HutchisOn, Kans., where she
is visiting at the present time
with relatives. She will return
to Winslow shortly.
The Winslow mail., 1910-08-27

The Misses Morrison and Miss
Morgan entertained Thursday
evening at the formers home in
honor of Miss Polly Duggar who
leaves soon to reside III San
Francisco Indefinitely.
The Winslow mail., 1910-08-27

Mrs. l.. I. Kleindienst, Misses
Bata Bazelle and Lynn Duggar
and lack Kaufman were autolng
i'll Kaufman's car Saturday eve
ming.
The Winslow mail., 1910-08-27

Messrs J. A. Lyons and ]. {.
Tehan were dinner guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. {. ].
Spellmire Wednesday.
The Winslow mail., 1910-08-27
Sundays Program at the Electric

Song by Mr.. Mcdonald, "In
Old Tennessee, with three good
pictures.
The Winslow mail., 1910-08-27

Thos. E. Dye left Tuesday
NOR ling for trip to his ranch
where he will be for some weeks.
The Winslow mail., 1910-08-27

Mrs. w. A. Parr has returned
from a months rest in TontO
Basin.
The Winslow mail., 1910-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Bruchman of
Indian Post were calling on
here Saturday.
The Winslow mail., 1910-08-27

tion for Navajo county met III
the court house at Holbrook on
Saturday the Goth inst for the
purpose of nominating two dele
gates to the Forthcoming consti
tutional convention.
Every precinct in the county
was represented either by the
delegates chosen or by their
proxies.
The convention was called to
order by DR.. Geo. P. Sampson,
chairman of the county democra
tic committee. DR.. Sampson was
elected temporary chairman and
Mr.. ] B. Pace temporary secre-
tary.
DIR. R. 6. Bazell. ]. H. Frost
and A. NJ. Boyer were appointed
a committee on credentials; w.
P. Geary, Benz. Downs and ]. w.
Welshons, committee on plat
form; VIM. Daze, E. A. Sawyer
and Thos. K. Seegar committee
on permanent organization.
The committee on permanent
organization recommended that
the temporary officers be made
permanent, their report being
adopted.
The credentials committee re-
ported the following delegates
entitled to sit in the convention
Joseph City:
P Richards
Snowflake:
NJ Flake Proxy by J H Frost
LW Freeman g "
John Hunt &C g
A Larson
Heber:
Alva Porter Proxy byJ H Frost
Shumway:
w Welshons
Pinetop:
A Penrod Proxy by R 6 Bazell
D L Penrod
7 w Adair
Woodruff:
B Pace
WinslOw:
Geo P Sampson
VIM Daze
Geo Irwin Proxy by w P Geary
w A Parr 4" r 6 Bazell
Hathaway" "
RG Bazell
T K Seegar
7 L Service Proxy by B Downs
w &C Kelly -" +" w P Geary
w P Geary
EA Sawyer
&c Moore Proxy by B Downs
Holbrook:
A M Boyer
H Frost
WP Geary placed in nomina-
tion Mr. E A Sawyer of Winslow
for delegate to constitutional
convention. H Frost nomina-
ted VIM Morgan of Lakeside, as
delegate, Mr. Geary seconded the
nomination OF Mr. Morgan E A
Wing, of Winslow, was also
placed in nomination as delegate
to the constitutional convention
The chair appointed DR. r G
Bazell and J H Frost as tellers
to take care of the ballots and
to count them
The result of the balloting was
as follows:
E A Wing 3
E A Sawyer %
VIM Morgan "a
The election of Messrs SAWYER
and Morgan was made unanim.
Gus by the convention.
Mr. w H Burbage, of Winslov
who was a candidate for dele
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ella INFLAMMATION NICOLA N1CASq.

traba su amigo de Ia infancia, aquel
que juro vengar Ia muerte del baron.
-Dfgame. lque ha sucedido? bal
buceo levantando la vista hacia el
joven guarda que la contemplate.
-Antes de contestar, permltame
que mande callar los aldeanos.
Salio. FL castillo habia sido desva-
lijado, y nadie quedaba va en- 81.
No han perdido ell tempo, muir
muro abriendo la ventana que daba
al patio.
Ell Garildn! iel Gavldn! gruho
la gente al verle.
Soy yo. en- efecto, amigos; in u
til, pues; gritar tanto. dQuereis sa-
ber 10 que ha ocurrido? La partida
de Boca de lobo, de la cual formo 20
parte, ha entrado en- ell castillo por
una puerta secreta. Sc ha apordera-
do de Leonardo y Luciano Perffetti,
llevandoselos consigo. Yo me he que
dado para terminar una question per
sonal. Estoy solo, pero dispuesto a
haceros frente a todos. Mas mirad 10
que haceis; sabeis que ell padre y Ell
hiio hicieron asesinar al padre ba-
ron, y por miedo fngisteis ignorarlo
49,. Vuestros nuevos amos merecen,
por 10 tanto, 10 ocurrido. Os preven-
90 que 81 despues de haber matado a
unos cuantos de vosotros, pues mi
mano no tiembla nunca, caigo a mi
vez, los dos Perfetti seran torturados
y cada uno de vosotros perseguido
Dor mi partida.
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Sc denunciar las irregularidades CO.
metidas en- dicha boda. Asi, pues, los
criados no Sc extra naron al observar
q. cerraban bruscamente la puerta
de entrada y echaban los barrotes de
hierro; algunos levantaron la cabeza
al DIR ell ruido y dijeron:
-iQue haran por ahi arriba?
-Ocupaos de 10 vuestro, respon-
dieron los demas. No es asunto que
nos interesa.
Ell Gauldn y Pedro ell Gronde Sc lie
vantaron despues de haber atado So
lidamente al hiio y al padre, aquel
chando espumarajos por la boca; de
este modo quedaban fuera de COM
bate. Luego ell Gar1ldn dio orden que
pusieran en- libertad al sacerdote y
al sacristan, que Sc retiraron. La jo-
Ven habla sldo transportada al salon
y algunos sacudimientos de su cuer-
po indicaban que volvia a la vida. El
GariZdn apercibiose de clio y dijo a
amaradas:
..Necesito estar a sofas con la Sc
ilorita. Llevaos a esos canallas.
-iAndando! dijo Pedro ell Gronde
empujando con el pie los Perfetti.
Estos perman clan inm6viles, vien
do que sus esfuerzos eran indtiles.
Los ojos de Luciano lanzaban raves,
en- tanto que SUI padre, comprendien-
40 el peligro de SUI situacion, estaba
muy abatido, suponiendo que no sal
drian con hien de entire lasmanos de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-13

Conque dejadme en- paz y marcha'
os acostar. Buenas noches'
Cerro Ia ventana. Los aideanos
gruneron, Sc agitaron y concluyeron
por desalojar el patio.
Ell Gamldn volvi6 al salon donde
dejara a Blanca. Esta, sentada, con
la cabeza baia ylas manos juntas,' re
viva con ell pensamiento su tris:e
iexistencia. Cuando entire el Gavildn
levant6se y fue a su encuentro.
lie suplico me Olga 10 que ha SUI
cedido aqui. -.
-Ha sucedido 10 que yo habfs ju-
RADIO, contesto el con acento lento y
grave. Los asesinos del baron, en- ell
instante en- que pensaban recoger ell
fruto del crimen cometido Sc han Wis
to detenidos por la mano de Dios..
Porque a veces sabe servirse de los
hombres mas lndignos para realizar
sus planes.
-SY cuales son esos hombres?
pregunt6 Blanca, presintiendo a que
extremidad habia tenido que some
terse ell muchacho para poder ayu-
darla.
Son hombres sehalados por la
sociedad, primero porque son sier-
vos, hijos de siervos y nacidos en- Ia
miseria. >. y ademas a causa de sus
crimenes, hac a'los cuales esa misma
sociedad los empujo.
-6Y usted es compalero de Sc
mejantes individuos?
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aquellos foragidos.
-iBandidos! rugio Luciano.
-iBueno, bueno! iveremos cual
de los dos 10 es mas! Mientras tanto
andando, contest6 Pedro el Grande.
Y empujo a los dos prisioneros; lie
gados a la puerta, volviose para de-
cir al Gamldn:
-Te esperamos; no tardes mucho;
no sabemos 10 que puede ocurrlr.
No tengais cuidado por mi, Ire
| 4 encontraros en- Ia gruta. Pero ha-
ICED que calle la vieja.
Sc prudente. -. parece que Sc
agitan en- el patio.
En- efecto, los aldeanos habfan con
prendido al fin que el castillo era tea
tro de graves acontecimientos, y un
POGO por curiosidad y algo por SEN
imiento del deber hacian esfuerzos
para derribar la puerta.
-Idos, camaradas, y no tengais
miedo; hare 10 que sea precise.
Blanca y Ell Gauldn quedaron SO
los.
La joven habia vuelto en- 81 y ira
taba de explicarse 10 ocurrido; al a.
brir los ojos VIC a un hombre que a.
rrastraba fuera a los baroness Perfe-
til, como 81 fueran dos talegos vivos;
mas en- ell transcurso de una hora ha-
bian sido tales y tan fuertes sus E.
mociones, que va no Sc daba cuenta
de NADIA.
Sin embargo, a su lado Sc encon-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-13

Perfettl?
Blanca no Sc movi6; estaba como
petrifcada, con los ojos fjos en- e]
suelo.
FL sacerdote repiti6 su pregunta y
esper6. Ell baron Leonardo, impa cien
tado, queriendo acabar de una vez,
exclamo:
-iEsta usted sordo? Ha contes-
tado va.
No he dido NADIA, dijo el cura al
sgo azorado.
-lCuando 20 10 afrmo! Vamos,
basta de pamplinas.
Bruscamente la joven lanz6 un
grito, y como 81 el nudo que lie apre-
taba la garganta hubiera sido corta-
do, sus lagrimas brotaron con violen
cia; cay6 de rodillas, glmiendo, So
llozando, murmurando con accent o
que partia el alma:
mo! mo! mol.
A pretexto de socorrerla, el ava Sc
precipito sobre ella. int tentando ta-
parla Ia boca con ell pahuelo, y Leo
nardo Perfetti, sereno y frio, excla-
mo:
-Dejela usted que Sc desahogue
son tont erias 80. todas las jo-
venes hacen 10 mismo. 49,. Y usted,
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OFRECEMOS Al PUBuCO
Fl hnpiadop VACUUM marca "SAlT0. y

Con las siguientes garantias de fabrica:
"Marchara constantemente sin calentarse nerrumprse
"Tene por minute destitucon calculada de 25 80
pies cbico de are bre Producira maximo de
pugadas segun ell mercuro Standard de los EE U.U
Durara de Is 20 amos, aim usandose diaLamente"
"E SANTO trabajara de cuaquer cubo de luz ncandes
cente, costo de centavos la hora Ell 'SANTO"
podra snperado para hogar pero tamben
gran capacidad 10 hace apetecble para TIENDAS ALMA
edcos grandes Haga vista nuestras ofcinas para
la demostracon por citacion mandaremo ell aparato
cuaquier so San Juan, para demostraro privado
Porto Rico Power { Light Co.
O1icinas rim cipales, Marina, San Juan
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va conoces la fuerza de mis- pu-
nos, dijo riendo -. con que, amigo,
81 hablas otra vez, te rompo el craneo
Ell sacerdote y ell sacristan habian
Sc refugiado en- ell fondo de la capllla
y los dos testigos juzgaron prudente
escapar.
Ell ava, comprendiendo con quien
las habian, y pensando que los
guardas aeudirian en- socorro de ellos
dej6 a Blanca, que yacia en- TERRA
desmavada, v Sc escurri6 hacia la
puerta con objeto de pedir socorro.
-iCuidado conla vieja! gnto Pc
dro Ell Gronde, el cual con el Gcclldn
las veia y deseaba para contener
lpadre y al hiio.
mo Sc pasa, excelente sonora
-. eXclamo una voz ruda desde la
ipuerta
-iDejadme, cobardes, bandldos
rugia la duena.
Ell castillo estaba entregado al pl-
naje; la partida habiase desparrama-
do por los cuartos, apoderandose de
cuantos objetos precioso, orc, plata,
alhajas, veian a SUI paso.
Los aldeanos, los criados, que
Sc encontraban fuera, no pres
taban atencion a 10 que pasaba
en- el,interior del castillo. Ell baron
Leonardo les habia prohibido que ba
cualquier pretexto pusieran los
pies en- la casa; el viejo lobo queria
que nadie, el dia de ma mana, pudie-
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Spor que esta usted ahi hecho un
|imbecil? Acabe de una vez al cere-
monia. iEs acaso la primera vez que
We usted a una nova turbarse y des-
mayarse de emoci6n? va sabra su
marido hacerla volver en- ST -.
Y como el sacerdote dudase y ell
sacristan pareciera perplejo, voci-
Ifero:
mo quiere usted continuar
Deme el registro. =. Estos dos seres
son va marido y mujer, y nj Dios nj
el diablo podran separates.
-iDios, no; pero ell diablo, 81! grl
to una voz a la entrada del salon.
Y antes de que pudieran volverse,
los dos barones P:crfeti Sc sintieron
cogidos y derribados en- terra.
-iMiserables! rugi6 el Gorildn,
sujetando a Luciano. STeneis elvalol
de invocar q Dios ante ese altar? sOs
acordais que queriais hacerme morir
a latigazos? Pues ahora sois vosotros
quienes estais en- mi poder -. Y es
in it'll que intenteis soltaros 9 preten
dais huir. =. Jure aqui, en- este mis-
mo sitio, el castigaros, y voy a cum
plir mi juram ento. Vals Yer de
que manera!
-iSocorro! ifavor!. -. clamaba
Leonardo, al cual Pedro ell Gronde
trataba de amordazar.
Ell bandido lie descarg6 un pune
tazo sobre la boca, saliendo la san
gre a borbotones.
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L0 MEJ0R.

La joyeria Tinaud tiene ell
mejor surtido de objetos de
arte y novedad para regalos,
y esta constantemente recibien
do los dltimos modelos, 81 Vd.
desea comprar un objeto de
verdadero gusto yea nuestro
surtido, en- efectos de plata de
ley, metal blanco, plateado y
cristal tallado LEJ1T1Mo tiene
uninmenso surtido, esta casa
solo vende articulos BUENos
todos garantizados. Especia.
lidades para regalos de bo
das.
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GRATIS.

Un reloj para usted 81 en- plazo de
4 semanas, vende vende cualquiera
de los paquetes siguien tes: 25 hermo-
sos alfileres de corbata; % ibros ar
tisticos de agujas con m as de so agu-
jas cada uno; IS bonitas peinl llas mag
neticas de bolsillo cada una EN- gu es-
tuche, 8 % preciosas sortijas. Cada
Grticulo descrito Sc vende & 10 centa-
vos orc uno. En- tres meses hemos
regalado 500 relojes.
Escriba una postal a The Assoc1A-
TIE BUSINESS Co. Box 1882, San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
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vos, Blanca de Santo
Mauro, squereis como le-
gitimo esposo a Luciano
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OineTo y Ie|oj gratis,

Pida sin dinero, diez pesos
orc de Pastillas "Recuperador
de la Salud" ell mejor PATENT.
zado para la sangre, ell este.
mago, ell higado, y los rinones,
coloquelos entire sus vecinos
pues es aceptado donde quie.
IA que Sc ofrece = al mandar.
nos ell importe, obsequiaremos
con una comision en- dinero,y Y
un reloj gratis. Escriba en-
seguida a la National Drug
Agency. Tetuan 81, San
Juan. Pto.. Rico.
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Insular Line.

El vapor S. V. .LUCKENBACK es el vapor de
pasaje, 81 I'd. desea tener comodidades
un viaje rapido aeradable.
PRIMERA CLASE SOLAMENTE
CAMARA DE CUBIERTA $4,000
TODAS LAS OTRAS CAMARAS $500
Pasae de ida yuets 10 por cento de rebsa valedero
Dor seiS meSeS.
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CHARLES WERE.

AGENTE DE ADUANA Y COM1S1ON1STA
Aeente General On 10 Iss de La Csnpsha Do SECURES
contra Incoldies 'L'UNION do PARIS"
d los ARADOS ALEMANES sstens cicets harca "PAJAR0
de Ia Oefvezs frsncess "MAXEVILLE''
de Ia Corvoza alouapa "SALVATOR"
Vends ACBITES GRASAS, do oalidsdes
lnejorables para teda csse Dc AssuinariaA
20 BOX 223 TELEF0N0 37l
TkTUAN AZ. SAN NJUAN.R
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YOU can save money If you pun =.
chase your fall hat from Mrs
|Ridgeway at 5225 So. Union ave So
Tacoma. We give green stamps
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FOR DECENTRALIZATION

TEAM harnes ana wagon, $475.
Savage Fuel Co. Main 1890. b 1922.
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SNAP-BY OWNER

Is fine lots, North End, blocks
from Point car, only 20 minutes
from 9th St; $3.50 for the bunch,
including clearing and grading sof
lots and street grading. sThis is one
town; lots adjoining these have sold
from $3.50 to $500 / am leaving the
city and VIII consider a reasonable
offer for all or part. Mr.. Sanders.
care Times
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HELP WANTED-zMALE

GREAT SCARCITY OF TEEEGRA-
PHERS-The railroads and wire
less companies of America are short
full 10000 photographers. We can
few months and place them at $40 TO
$50 per month for beginners. Tuition
can be deposited until position Is
secured. Operating six schools un-
der direct supervision of railway
and wireless officials. Main limo
wires and wireless stations In each
school. Write for, ca talogue to near
est institute. National Telegraph
Institute. Cincinnati. Philadelphia,
memphis, Columbia, s. G., Daven-
port Ia, Portland. Ore.
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Shorthand system of dressmaking
lac. School of Design, 224 No. Tao.
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McCOLLEY & HALL
Phones: Main 1904, A46S5. 4
40R California Bldg.

Wanted--Boys to sell papers
on the most prominent corners of
the city. Good pay. Apply to
Mr.. Perkins. Tacoma Times, or
phone A1733-Main 1888. ~s*
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TRANSFER C0nIrANIEa

FIDELITY TRANSFER & STORAGE
co. Large trucks. furniture vans
and baggage wagons; s-day storage
free on baggage; plano hosting
ave. opposite N. p. depot. Phones:
Main So. A i4s7.
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DIR. James II. Yocom. 4I2 Provident
bldg, "a p. m. Phones: Day, M5OO.
AI502; night. NJ 1905. Al005.
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Can't Be Beat

40-room apartment house, steam
heat hot and cold water and porce-
lain sinks IN each Kitchen; cali bells
for each suite; 13 Broom suites
every room is occupied; fine furni-
ture and new; 3-year lease;' rent
1925 per month. Clearing $3.50 above
all expenses Price $4,000, 20 per
cent off for cash.
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WANTED-Experie live sales
man in clothing, gents furnish
ing and shoes. Must be hustler
andNgood stockkeeper. State age.
references, experience, salary want !
d. The Emporium, Toppenish.
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40 acres, between Rosedale and
Gig Harbor. $350~worth of timber.
10 acres logged off, 10 sacres alder
bottom. Good neighbors. Terms
Address box Z, care Times.
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REAL
ESTATE

FOR SALE-3' sections of timber
and land in Pacific county, Wash,
near South Bend, Raymond, Menlo
and Willapa. This is good land, clay
and sandy loan. VIII make good
farming and grazing land. The
timber is cedar, fir, spruce and hem
lock and good. Will sell for 81 per
thousand stumpage with land. Ad-
dress or see DIR j. ID. Pearsall, 604
South l ST. = Tacoma, Wash.
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Chicken Ranch

Seven acres left near Spanaway
car line. The ideal home for chick
ems. Good soil. / am going away.
VIII take $3.50 per acre including
2 dozen lngh-b chickens. Address
1873, CT Times
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+ washing. A3946.
WOULD like to trade a good dump
wagon for good working horse.
2520 Jeff ave.
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16O Acres, $275O

100 acres, ~ miles from Gig
Harbor, 2 million feet timber worth
$4,000. Land mostly bottom land !;
only q mile to Wollochett Bay.
Terms. Address box e. Y. S., or
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UP-TO-DATE fall and winter hats,
prices very reasonable. PIumes
cleaned, curIed and dyed at Ken
nard's Millinery, Fern Hill.
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MEN to cut 4-foos wosu; pay si.so
per cord. Mutual Realty Co.. 2Os
California Bldg.
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A Dandy
We Don't Charge

cent on any house YOU want.
anything for advertising If you
make your price right we can sell
your property.
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FARM WANTED

FOR SALESMAN ranch near
buckley, with stock, by owner. For
terms address w. II. Mittan, Buck
ley, Wash.
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Rooming House

80 room house. part housekeeping.
part single; good furniture. good To-
cation; rent 500. Price $500.
Rooms all full, paying 500 month
above expenses.
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iF you have real bargains in North.
or west End, come and list them
with us. We have calls for snch
properties; 2 stores for sale See rs
sabout power boats, new, at whole
sale cost.
CHARACTERIZATION co
sii Natl Bank OF Comfiercs Bldg.
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HOTELS
s~~s~s~~~1~~- ~~~e~~c~<-~~~s~Se~~
RIDpATH HOTEL
1146k Pacific Ave.

WANTED TO TRADE-Good home
on No. i st. for vacant lots on
So. II ST., between 9thand 18th SITS
Address box So, or Times
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CI:L'lIIlI5;;;&||yEI

FOR SALE BY OWNER
FOR SALE BY 0WNER-Best bar
gain on Sixth ave. line, room
house. Phone Main 1881. Small
payment down. Price $500.
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|BUSINE SS|
| CHANCES

lII.,S IIIzA.NI Tor a
gain. Good location and doing
good business. Call up the own
er,- .A36S7.
LODGING houses for sale or trade
for acreage or lots. Apply 1143
South ID.
FOR SALE-Good paying fruit and
cigar stand; also small line of
groceries, If taken at once. Living
rooms in rear. Rent SIS month. 1917
Tacoma ave.
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80 Room Steam Heated
House

Fine furniture and carpets, excel
tent location close in. Price $4,000,
part cash. This house is clearing
$3.50 per month.
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WANTED

Money to loan. / will guarantee
1a per cent and no expense to you.
l. p. Roberts Loan & Investment Co
1o6 So. 9Th.
WANTED TO BUY-300 hens and
pullets, also a light delivery wag
on or buggy. Address GIG No. l. St
Main 656S.