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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-28
clla;'Ir.iii:yoysljn[t, Palmist.
Prof. Lewis

Wonderful European clairvoyant and
mental scientist, the prophet and adj
wiser OF the hour. acknowledged by
press and public to have no equal; the
benefactor of hmanity, giving instant
relief and permanet help to those who
trouble in love. law. domestic or bust.
ness affairs. The. doubtful have hope
and confidence restored. The, troubles
OF life. no matter what they are. can
Immediately be lightened and in time
absolutely removed by this inspired
prophet of modern times. His revela-
lions are most wonderful and OF the
highest order. not made TO satisfy the
idle curiosity. but intended to give
those who seek the truth n permanent
benefit. II you are cstranged from the
one you love or have met with failure
In business or your mind Is controlled
by evil influences, 1t is YOU duty to
come and consult this. remarkable
man.. One visit. might be the turning
point In your life. Thousands have
been benefited through this. wonder.
full power and put upon the road TO
success, happiness and prosperity.
Why not you?7
SPARLoRs, No. q Fairmont Avenue,
opp. Phlic Library.
Readings $1.oo. -7'NE'
si5$tyOTIcETOut OF town people are
INVITED to call on Prof. Lewis when
visiting this city.
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Married on Saturday evening Mt the
Baptist Parsonage by Rer. W.. i. Ed
5dy. Miss Ella Eandefyort. OF Peacock
Farm. and MIR. Lawrence Straight or
West Chester. Both are well known
young people and have the best wfsh-
es OF q host OF friends. IS
Married ON Monday by Rev. Eddy
at the parsonage. Clarence Mntheny
and Miss Abbie Fogg. both OF Ever
son. They will reside In this city. 4
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] Attenrd.ed FuIn,eral q Penn,sborp.

Mr.. NJ. j. Lantz. OF this city, and
son:in-law. Mr.. L. C. Grille. or 3Clarks-
burg. werei n Pennsboro Saturday to
attend the funeral services of, the for
mer's brother, Mr.. William Lantz.
which occurred on Friday Mt his home.
Mrs. Lantz accompanied Mr.. Lantz to
Clarksburg and was the guest OF her
daughter. Mrs. Grille.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-28

Why do they call your engine Cen.
trail American Republfc?"
Because" answered the inventor,
at yields n maximum number OF rev.
olutlons with a minimum application
OF initial Observation-Disclosures stnr.
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MorHERsl

Why not send the little ones to the
kindergarten during the spring term?
Special preparations have been made
for the !liindergarten since:it. has. NOV
ed into Its new quarters on:%the second
floor of the Normal School building.
Mothers are cordially Invited to visit.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-28

Watch for Deham.s Big Advertise.
rnent. which win appear; in the West
yirginian in a few, days..
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r&'Arry-Wot's yer 'urry. Bill?
Bill-l've got to go to work"
'Arry-Work? Why. wots the mat
ter with the missis? Amt she well?
Bits.
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HouSE-For Sale small houses In all
parts OF the city at prices OF $1,000
and up. Fairmont Realty Company,
FnIrmont Trust Building. 3f
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(. why don't you get an automobile?"
6at1 don't know whether I could man
age one or not"
y "A poor argument. You took the
same chance. didn't you. when you &C
CURED wife?"-LoufsyilIe Courier.
Journal. >
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g J. p Fleming Z
: Mrs. Thurston Flemini
5J.A. Fortney
j. NJ. Fleming
w. d. Fortney
d. w. Grove -
I C. T. Griffith
Thomas III. Giikeson
II. LAiorne.
Mra. J. B. +Harr
NJ. Fl. Harm
Ulysses Gregorie.
Q. II. Adams.
Mrs. ]. P. Matheny.
Mrs. Russell Kendall.
D. W. shurtleff. s.
Squire ]. l. staley.
H. w. satterfleld
u. C. Bowman.
Miss Bonnie Miller.
r. T. Sharp.
George Rosenmerkle.
Mrs. "A. r. Mason.
Mrs. n,,a~ S1HtiI.
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See Deniam First. big advertise.
ment In the West Virginian soon. Bar
gains! Bargains. Cash or Credit.
"Graustark,r

"Graustark."5 or "a Love Behind "a
Thtpne, !" to be presentelfat the G Grand.
matinee and night, Saturday, proved
to be a record-breaker in outselltng oil,
other romantic novels of the same per.
bods And according to all reports. it
Is also proving a record.breaker7 as a
Play. capacity audiences seeming 10
be the rule wherever the play is pro.
duced. - So
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Charles e. sidwell
Mrs. Clara snider
Mrs. J. H. Smith
c. w. Shaw
H. L.. Sturm
S. w. Stillings IS
John L. Smith
w. w. Satterfleld
Mrs. A. II. Statler
]. u. Snoderly
J. H. Grapes.
Lewis Hall.
John Doheny.
T. t. Mc.Eltreah.
H. r. McAllister.
A. 8. Helmfck. y
w. H. Bunner:
James Galloghen.
VIM. Heyrnman.
ReEen Merryman.
Mrs e T. Rex.
Mrs. James Gallagher
z. w. McElfresh.
j. r. Vance.
Rnsinda Kim balls.
Mrs, VILLA schwar1ri.
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loT-For sale cileap.-t1) lot 42 by
100 feet. sth st. 5th ward. Amos adj
Htion, Fairmnnt, w. Va Inquire
P. o. Box t226). Harrington, W.
Va. i,s,s.3 lot
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NOTICES

To Whom 1t May Concern:
The notice that Z wilfnlly left tie
bed and board of j.. Sands jackson Is
false was denied the privilege OF:
entering rooms we occupied by his
melee. Mrs. Thomas Wilson. under.
whose influence the notice was print.
ed. 4 ask credit from NO one
< MRS. u SANDS JACKSON.
The merchant who does moi atiycr.#
wise IN your home paper doe not care
for your trade.
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This sale will continue until saturdayAprll End 1910
These5are a few OF the People who we tilted witt

Mrs. ). al. Atkins @ j;
NJ. Z. Anderson
Mrs. N! Z. Berry {5.Ssiti11
VIM. Burgess e
Mrs. G. 8. Beltch.
Mrs. Norman Borgess.
James cambridge s.
3. Z. Bunner E. 49, (
u. s.. Combs i: - "A.
Mrs. Lilly Edger s: ~ !.
n. Fleming. " Il
Jack Fleming. go
w. J. Conway. $50
r. j. Horne. - i
w. "A. Shields 81
Mrs, NJ. p. snider. Il
Nv. f. Phillips. fi;s'i
I /, G.lW.-Mccray. !
Mrs. J. b. Harr, y is MY y
Mira. Emma L. Anderson.
M. H:fHarn.=s5$, i I; 80 81
Jesse Martin. & S5..s
Grant shurtlef. y
Mrs. beth Holden. !
III G.. TIildebrand. Il =,
i C.EW.fWalker. G IL. Z
Mrs. Lucy Hihbs. I i:
( O. 81 sRfrrsHs Z h tsSs.ES . 81,
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OF special prices Tor 1-<.tl &. ]. s
Ask hem.

: J. r. darlington
\ Miss Pearl IT othniar
Mrs. C. l.. WIgglntor
J.. w. Walker
Mrs. y. Sarah Wells
Mrs. H. L.. Sturni
F. G.. Lough
Frank Hostler2
Mrs. Bessie Shultz
B. T. Reed
Mable Miller. ,I5 :
DR.. Yost. i
W, p crowl. i
Mrs. Ed Bartonx.
VIM. Schwarm. /.
J. a. Ypst. & y. ..s
W. c. Mawhlnney. 1.
! Miss Grace Morgan
i G. n. Hamilton.
Zedick Laymian.
sylyanus May.
B. NJ. Fox. ! 3 z
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SUITE OF RooMs-Light house
keeping. Apply 306 Jacobs Build
ring.
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FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR 5ALE-7 level lots In
Buckhannon. near college. viii
trade for small farm. B. p. Mus.
grave.
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iRooMs a. rent rooms Sc. SIS. $40
81 per month at 62s5 Pike street,
doors from Maple avenue. tt
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sLrcnET1A.
b. Just learned that Gold Medal Flour In
fifted lteA ttsssa thrn+oh naAaf sIk Tn1HrTA
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.HoUSE--For rent or sale. slx-room
III house corner. Polk and Merchant
streets. For rent, broom fiat, Wa
S. ter street hot and cold water. Apply
III: HsLeonard, 31o9Water street..
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I ct a little .rWantad" work for 'you.
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FOR RENT.

RooMs-Ftlrnished rooms tor rent.
with or without house keeping. Cor
neF4 High and Monroe SIS. lot
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SBoARD andre oMs-Wanted rooms
and boardin either separate or
together. for Normal students. In.
form President of the school i'm.
mediatelys State prices. /,
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observation-disclosures ut once. ex-
perienced wiremen. Call or write.
II. Helmey, Electrician. Union
x town, Pa. 1fiee.
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WANTED.

DBL RUNNERS, Helpers. Muckers
for sinking shafts IS to 50 men.
four miles west of Worthings Four
States Coal and Coke Co. 70 "a,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-17
TAKE
BIG DROP

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE
stock market opened practically
unchanged from Saturdays final
quotations. The bull clique by
means of well placed bid orders
boosted Union Pacific and Rock
Island common l point.
This show of confidence, how
ever, had no effect in the subse-
quent trading. The Hill securi-
ties received the heaviest beating,
both Northern Pacific and Great
NNorthern losing 8 1-2 points,
while Reading. st. Paul ana
Union declined 3, Southern Pa
cific 2 IL, Steel common IL
Atchison and numerous Others
LIZ. Northern Pacific closed
1874 IL, Great Northern 1873 Ia,
Union Pacific 1872 1-2, Southern
Pacific 1870 ga, Reading 161 1-S.
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L. F. COOK, PIONEER,
DIES SUDDENLY

Continued from Page One.)
result fatally for her also. Mrs.
Catherine Cook is a charter mem
Der Of the First ngregational
church of Tacoma, of which Lu-
clan f. Cook was also a member.
Numerous business projects
planned by Lucian Cook and his
associates will be affected by his
death. Charles w. Morrill,, of
Vaughan G. Morrill,, who has been
associated with Cook in several
business deals, said this morning
that for the present the effect
of the death of these projects
could not be determined. For sv-
eral years Cook has conducted his
business from offices in the
Chamber of Commerce building.
AS an inventor Cook displayed
considerable genius. He has been
maturing plans for an airship for
several years but had not son.
structed a model as yet. IN 1919
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-17

he invented a single rail street
railway, and had a model operat.
ing on the tideflats. This he ex-
hibited at the Chicago worlds
fair but financial reverses pre-
vented the carrying out of the
idea.
Lucian Cook was born I'm
Watertown, Ohio, and in ten days
would have celebrated his 6Ist
birthday. He is survived by his
wife, three sons and two daugh,-
ers, Miss Fannie Cook and Mrs.
H. A. Johnson. Frederick 8.
Cook and Clarence C. Cook, two
of the sons, are in business in Ia
coma. The third. Edwin, is
high school student. His broth
ers, Charles Cook and Giles Cook,
also survive him.
The body lies at the undertake
ing parlOrs of Hoska & Co. Funer-
al arrangements will be announced
later.
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PROBE
COMMITTEE NAMED

WASHINGTON, an. 1.-THE
personnel of the Ballinger probe
committee was settled SATURDAY
night and will be formally ratified
by the republican caucus tonight
and the committee will be author
lied at once to get busy. The ma
chine, in order to placate the in
surgents and try to bring them
back into line with the administra-
ton, placed Senator Nelson of
Minnesota at the head of the COM
Other members are: Sem
ators-republicans, Root, New
York; Sutherland, Utah; Flint,
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California; democrats. Hughes,
Colorado; Paynter, Kentucky.
House-Republicans, Olmstead,
Pennsylvania; Mccall, Massachus-
etts; Stevens, Minnesota; Madison,
Kansas; democrats, James, Kan
sas; Rainey, Illinois.
Aside from Nelson, Madison on
the hous wing of the committee, is
the only really simon pure Pinchot
frient on the committee. Hughes
of Colorado was elected on an an
ti-Pinchot platform, although
democrat. Paynter is an old line
democrat of the stand-pat order.
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BLOW To.
HERMANN

PORTLAND, Jan. 17.-Judge
Wolverton in the United States
court today gave the prosecution
in the Binger Hermann case the
right to introduce the evidence of
Dan Tarpley. George Sorenson
and Horace G.. Mckinley, which
will be to the effect that f. p.
Mays told them he needed money
to pay two men in Washington,
and thus bringing Hermann more
directly into the furtherance of
the Blue mountain conspiracy.
This decision of the court ma
terially strengthens the position
of the prosecution.
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CONFERENCE BETWEEN
CITY AND T.R. 8 P.

No date has been set in federal
court for hearing the city's man
damus case to compel the T. r. &
P. to give five-cent fare in the
city limits, and there Is no indi-
cation that the case will come up
for some time.
In the meantime the city eoun-
Gil is trying to get an agreement
with the company. A conference
under the resolutions adopted
last week will probably be held
about Friday of this week. The
company is getting ready to make
some apparent concessions to the
public, but whether they will
grant the five-cent fare is very
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ADMIT P|NCHOT
To HEARING

IBy United Press Leased Wire,)
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. IT.
The senate today adopted the
conference report on the Ballin-
ger-Pinchot investigation resolu-
ton when it was presented by
Senator Nelson of Minnesota.
The report permits officials or
former officials of the depart
ments under investigation to be
represented before the committee
by counsel.
This admits Clifford Pinchot,
the removed chief forester, to the
hearing in an active capacity.
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IA Japanese
Bellies Come
Here to Marry

Fourteen Japanese bellies came in
on the Tacoma Maru yesterday to
became wives of local Japanese
who had sent for them back to
their native land.
The immigration office will have
to pass on the cases and, If every
thing is found to be all right, the
Jaapnese here will be allowed to
take their girls and depart.
The marriage business promises
to b brisk in the next few DAYS in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-17
POsTMAsTERs NAMED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE
president today made the follow
ing nominations for postmaster
ships: Hermiston, Ore, John D.
II. Williams; Davenport, Wash.
Jacob F. Hill; Harrington, Wash,
James p. Rosebaugh; Monroe,
Wash, Robert II. Stapleton.
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R. H. Goodkind & Co.'s
List

Pacific Ave. Home.
a. rooms, elegantly furnished,
tail; reasonable rent with good
lease. $4,000, cash and the balance
on easy monthly payments will ham
die this house, which is the best
transient house on the avenue.
First Class Apartment House
Newly furnished. containing six
apartments of rooms, one apart
ment of rooms and single
rooms; steam heat, hot and cold
running water private and public
baths; rent S125 per month, 8 year
lease, Net earnings over 800 per
month. $1,000 cash, balance month
~ payments. This Is the best close
IN apartment house in the city.
Beautiful sound view and catering
to first class tenants.
Price Reduced
For the best of reasons we are
authorized to sell this 4i-room house
steam heat, part housekeeping and
balance steady roomers, for the ex-
ceptionally low figure of $4,000, on
terms of only $1,000 cash, balance
easy terms. Rent only 1925, with
3 years lease. Come early; this
will go quick.
Here Is Another Snap
21-room house, located on d st.
near 18th; average furniture; cheap
rent at SIS, including water; steady
expenses SIS per month. Price $1,000
terms, $500 cash, or will trade for
good real estate.
Il st. BOARDING House
II rooms nicely furnished and ca
tering to fine class of people. Has
IL steady boarders at SIS per week.
without rooms, which rent from 81
to 81 per week. Rent $50; very
good good l bSif lon Price $500, with
Observation-Disclosures st.
Located on i near 18th ST., "a
rooms of good furniture; not a va
cant room; rent SIS, with lease;
guaranteed profits 800 above all ex-
cash, balance s25 monthly pay
ments. We have several other E
st. houses which are also very good
buys.
Public Market
We have 2 good stores in the mar
ket which are doing a net cash bus
mess of $500 per month. Owner is
going into wholesale business and
will sell cheap. Full particulars at
office.
Grocery stores
We have a good list of good pay
Ing grocery stores to select from.
Either down town or residence dis
trict locations to select from.
Saloon
Good paying Pacific ave. saloon
doing a very good business. Owner
must leave city and will sell stock
and fixtures and asks nothing for
the good will of business, which is
worth at least $1,000.
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WASHINGTON n r Ian :,

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. II.
The great federal suit to dis
solve the Standard Oil company
or New Jersey, the Rockefeller
holding company, was set for the
week beginning March Ia by the
United States supreme court to-
day and at that time the final
battle against the oil trust by
Trust Buster Frank B. Kellogg
will take place.
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BUILDING PERMITS

Charles G. Wrigsted. cottage.
$500; August Fauss. floor. $3.50;
Mrs. q. Smyth, cottage. 1890: d.
!. Salmson, repairs, SOS: Geo.
Lawler. store. $500: Pacific
Realty Co., cottage. 5000.
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REAL
ESTATE
SIG "A MONTH

INCLUDING INTEREST
And only $175 in cash gives you
possession of a good Broom home
and 2 excellent view lots, WALK
ING DISTANCE to the TiDEFLAT
Industries, close to good car lines
and good school. Makes an ideal
home. one that is cheap for $500,
yet we can give 1t to you for less.
500 Monthly
Including interest gets the neatest
home within / " blocks of Prospect
and Sixth ave. $500 would be
a cheap price for this place, as that
is less than cost, yet as owner must
leave, we can give it to you for
$1,000 and on easy terms.
SEE US AT ONCE.
Lennox Trust Co., 952R Pacific ave-
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SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT

We have only quoted a few of
the bargains which we have to offer.
We personally inspected all places
listed with us and we recommend
uine bargains. Our list consists of
rooming houses and all other lines
of business which We can sell or
trade for you at short notice. If you
wish to dispose of your real estate
or your business list them with the
oldest firm in this. line of business
in the city. Ask to see list of houses
sold by us during the last go days.
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BUSINESS
CHANCES

Ten acres, on county, road and r,
f. d. Cheap. Easy terms.
GEO. A. MAGOON, Gig Harbor
FOR SALE
Lodging house, II rooms, Is fur
nished. Cheap rent. All for $3.50.
1906 So. A st.
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six-room house and large, level
lots. only s675: 800 down and sis
monthly. See Mr. Forrest
GILL HOME INVESTMENT co.
go Pacific Ave,
$40 A MONTH HOUSE

$40 A MONTH HOUSE
Ready to move into, good lots.
You can get it for your own at the
price of $40 a month. Order the
transfer man to move you right in.
Take Traction car. get off at seth
st. and ask for Mr.. Williams. owner.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Two acres improved, broom
house, barn, chicken house, so fruit
trees and berries; $4,000; on car
line. Enquire 712 SO. d st.
MUSE SELL MY NEW 5-room
home and good lots. city water,
electric lights and all Improvements
paid for. Come out Sunday or any
day; at home all the time; and you
can get bargain II you come soon.
VIII sell on small payment down,
balance monthly. Take Pacific
Traction car. get off at Queen Anne
station. Ask for Mr.. Buggerman.
the owner.
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Pretty 4-room cottage on N st.
Large level lot, all improvements in
and paid for. Near car line. Only
1926: $25 down and So month.
Less than you now pay for rent
GILL HOME INVESTMENT co.
go Pacific ave.
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FREE HOMESTEADS

3ZU Acres
Join us 18th. Can locate you on
best valley land in Oregon. Call for
maps and booklets.
FORREST & DILLON
Tourist Hotel, 1913 Pacific ave.
Modern 5-room cottage, on South
X st. car lineh Close in, large
bedrooms. All modern convenience.
Lots all improved. A fine home and
a big bargain. A small amount OF
cash and SIS per month.
GILL HOME INVESTMENT co.
920 Pacific ave.
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5000 DOWN

BALANCE LIKE RENT
Buys swell 4-room bungalow; 2
fine lots, above grade. In the swell
End. On North 9TH st. Price S2,-
$50. Let us show you this beauti-
full home. VIII sell at sight,
PORTER q HAENER
120lh Pacific ave.
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REAL
ESTATE
$40 Cash, $40 Per Month

NJ INTEREST, NO TAXES
Buys an acre tract on Spanaway car
line; ideal for chickens; soil first
class for fruit, tomatoes, vegetables.
See Spanway display at Chamber of
Commerce. Phone owner, Main 1862.
acres on Spanaway line, near
Sales station. $1,000.
5-room new house and 2 lots, at
South Tacoma $3.50 cash and
$3.50 month. Price $3.50.
5-room new house and / full block
at Bismarck. $4,000.
Improved and unimproved water
front for trade or sale on terms to
suit
7-room new house, modern in ev-
cry way, improvements all in and
paid; near Point Defiance car line.
$4,000, on terms.
We have for sale improved and
unimproved property in every addi-
ton In. the city; also small acreage
and large ranches. waterfront and
factory sites. Call and see our list.
TAYLOR, JAS. II. YoUK
15041a Jefferson ave.
Hhrnar IaffaraNn a-z
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A SPECIAL BARGAIN

So, 100-A new 5-room bungalow:
MODERN; good; attractive fireplace;
bfst of plumbing; this place is on
cArner; lots 55x110 feet; facing east;
cement sidewalks; two feet above
line: fifteen minutes ride from 9th
and c sts.; this place will be open
for inspection between Up. m. and
p. m. Phone Main 1882. Good
terms.
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REAL
ESTATE
g 1T to Sell NY Home

Broom new house; 2 lots, all
cleared city water and all city con-
veniences; on car line. only Is min
utes' out. Small payment down,
ton car, get off at seth ST., ask for
Williams. owner. Home every day
Attractive 3-room cottage on lot
45Nl2O In Mckinley Park district
A fine little home for 5000; 5000
cash and $3.50 per month. See it
today.
GILL HOME INVESTMENT co.
800 Pacific ave.
BUY FROM OWNER
Groom house, 2 lots, city water,
clectrfc lights, near school and
church. Is minutes ride. Price $500,
$50 cash, $40 month. Take Traction
car, get off at 36tth. Ask for Will
Jams, owner.
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FOR SALE

new Broom up-to-date bunga-
on No. AID St., at $1,000, payable
at $25 per month. The best buy in
the city. You can move right in.
SEE n. ID. DUFF
sos Nat. Bank of Commerce Bldg,
M. 4107, A 1895.
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Herbert Brewitt & Co.

; 500 buys 2 lots mr.. Cedar & 18th
$1500-8 cor. lots. Cedar & 18th.
S1100-Two cor. lots. Pine and Bay.
850-Buys building site on / st.
500 lots near 23d and Alaska
$50 lots, cor. 18th and Puget s.
s25O0-Buys 80 acres on good road.
$3000--30 acres waterfront, extra
good soil, or will trade for
city property.
Herbert Brewitt & Co.
1917 Pacific ave.