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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-14
Fort George, Necklace and
Buckley Valley Farm Lands
CENTRAL BRITISH COLUMBIA
100 Acres Make a Rich Farm and
aFarmer Rich
$24O Down and balaace
over 5years for 80 acres

Will give you your independence:
40 acres will provide amply for your
wife and children. Prices and terms
to suit the pocket of the Industrious
man striving for wage today. Why
pay high prices for land and high
money to clear it and then wait five
years for any returns, when $500
per acre cash will put you in posses
sion of the finest land on earth,
where rivers and streams abound,
where irrigation is unknown, where
the climate is ideal and where the
market is at your door and ever in
creasing for all kinds of produce?
One good crop of wild hay will more
than pay for the whole of your land.
This is no idle Boosting, but fact
hard fact. You need not go up this
year. You can buy now and select
your farm any time within two
years. If you feel sure that THE
LAND is RIGHT; THE CLIMATE
is RIGHT: and that the SOIL is
RIGHT. make your purchase today,
but SELECT YOUR LAND YOUR
SELF WHEN YOU SEE IT. We can
afford to make you this offer be-
cause WE OWN OUR LAND and can
give you title to it. We are not 10
Gators selling poor land at low
price for the locating profit there is
in it. The daily newspapers are ex-
posing such methods to protect the
public. We are the strongest cor
poration handling land in Canada.
We offer you leading Canadian and
bank references and if you
will call at our Office we will gladly
show you government reports, photo
graphs and letters from those who
have bought from us.
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NO COMBINE SAYS
CONRAD ROSE
Produce Merchant Confident
Great Crop Will Be
Well Marketed.

1T is all fol-de-rol to talk of a
combine in this valley to monOpOlize
the fruit crop" declared Conrad
Rose of the Wenatchee Produce
company this morning. THE reason
why few buyers are here at this
time is simply that the crop is not
yet ready to move. When the APP
pies are picked, packed and ready
for shipment, we will have plenty of
buyers in the city to bid for all the
apples that are put up in marketa-
BILE condition.
THE real danger facing this val
ley" continued Mr.. Rose, lis that
the growers are delaying the har-
vest. A large part of the crop should
be boxed and shipped at once.
whereas the fruit has not yet been
picked
How do you account for the fact
that only two eastern buyers are in
Wenatchee?" Mr.. Rose was asked.
That is easy" he responded. Last
year they came early and sat around
for weeks spending $40 day apiece.
What did they get? They got
scorched This year they will wait
until the fruit is packed and ready
for market. But they will come.
know that to be a fact"
will there be enough of them to
handle the entire crop of the val
ley?" Yes, all that is in proper
condition. The Wenatchee Produce
company will take care of 800 to 500
carloads; the association: 700 cars;
Lanham 500, and that only leaves
800 to 700 for the others who are
coming in"
How will prices lead OFF, was
answered by "One twenty-five and
down for Jonathans. We don't want
to make the same mistake as on
peaches, which was to start the
market with too high figure. That
kills the demand for the whole sea-
son at any reasonable price"
If the market starts low and
gradually rises through the winter
why is not that a good reason for the
grower to store his fruit?" This
question caused the merchant to de-
clare emphatically against the policy
of the grower attempting to store.
He pointed out that the bulk of the
crop must be consumed in Novem-
Der, December, January, February
and March. The demand has dis
appeared when spring opens. Cold
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weather prevents shipping during
the winter"
Opening Up New Market.

weather prevents shipping during
the winter"
Opening Up New Market.
Mr.. Rose Is making an earnest eff
fort to develop new markets for the
Wenatchee product. He realizes
that the mistake of Cutting the GEN.
tiers of trade must be avoided. With
this object in view he will this fall
ship several carloads of apples to
Texas, where he has contracted to
deliver. This is made possible by
the short crop in Colorado and by
the failure in the Mississippi valley.
He states that other buyers are MAX
ing arrangements to ship direct to
some of the smaller cities of the east.
If this move is followed up it will
remove the congestion in Chicago
and New York, where the storage
cellars last winter were filled with
fruit that rotted in the boxes while
the buyers were waiting for rise in
the market.
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Harrington's Best -four for sale by
I'LL merchants. $50
The latest creation in fancy hats
Just in. Be sure you see them be-
fore you buy.
$50 MRS. WEBB, the Milliner.
Plain sewing done by Mrs. Allen
al 240 North Chelan. "a*
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The Wenatchee Business College
will open its fall term, Monday, Oct
8, their quarters being on the third
floor Of the new Harlan Block. All
those interested n a business train
ing will do well to write for litera-
ture.
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Notice.

NOI1CH. rs
The w. r. C. will meet in Sprague
hall for drill, Thursday afternoon,
at 2 O'Clock. All members are earn
estly requested to be present. s**
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
ORCHARD FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE, a 5-acre full bear
ing orchard, about miles from
postoffice, for a residence prop
erty in Wenatchee. Crop and
farm implements go with the
place. Address H. NJ, care Daily
World 9-16
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COTTAGE FOR SALE

A DANDY little 5-room cottage, mod
ern in every respect, for only ST.
100; $500 cash, rest $3.50 per
month Phone 1925, or call at
Great Western Realty Co. at Room
II, Halbert Blk 9-14
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TEAM WANTED

TEAM " aNIED
WANTED Good team of work
horses, weighing about 1900 each.
Must be prompt, even pullers,
sound and sensible and worth the
price asked. Call on Geo. Will
helmi ,Brender canyon, Cashmere.
9-16
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LOST
BUNGALOW FOR RENT

BUNGALOW FOR RENT
FOR RENT-On or about October l :,
will have a new broom, modern
bungalow for rent. Inquire 1872
North Mission or phone S72. S9-2O
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FURNISHED ROOM

FURNISHED ROOM
FOR RENT-Furnished room, suit
able for two gentlemen, at 218
Chelan Ave. North 9-15
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Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE CO1TSTTSSTOS-FPc -
liz DIST ESICT OF COLUMBIA V-sSr57--
s sol' december =. 1909 Sealed proposals vii
tS-S-Nel a. TINS Office until p o'clocL-
---y-,- sd-l 1dIy IL 1870 TO- additional Iyo-Jr-
p--l---Lls, EeIaocelling vestibuies, iron FEM
ms carpentry, and plumbing AZ rba A.
cLtle1 70 tne Business High School Jo-st..
al 2 street northwest between - - 80 - =
slEeels- ePectncattons and form OF rro~,rssI
Lay o OBTAINED from the CHIEF cisr[ e.
$50 & 20 lIlaeElt- room 80. DfsrriCr Fsr7f15
lns- HENRY 3 r MACFAR LAND uES-5[
L NE~S1r WILLIAM Y. JCDSON T-C----s-
sio1ers. D g. ,5es9 - - = MS -
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND Ohio P

AAAN< ~ II.
LEAVE NEW UNION station
! ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour On TIE CeIs E-,-
&c PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YO9x
NEW TERMINAL. SD ST. NEW T01T
800 a. m--Diner. Pullman Parior. O>A
1900 g. m--5-hour tain.
= - g. m--DlIer and Pullman Pa-le- -.
fA-os g. El--Diler and ObEervation P,,71S-A
PaTlor Car 90
~ D n--Diner and Pullman ParIor a.
sec p m--ROyaI J1mited-'' An E1.I1,So.-
Fiye-hOur-
ft:o0 p. m.-COaehes to Philadelphia.
e 90 D m--DIner and Pullman go.
$50 2. m--COaches to Rev YORK
sz2-l5 N-T--Sleepers to Kew York
Sz-5Z - u--Sleepers % PhiIzaeIphia Al NJ
York - WV
ATLANTIC CITY. f7:oG. an MA.
f1-eo. 40 D m ~
TO BALTIMORE
EVER HOUR ON THE HOTrR
'z.s2. 800 $50 100 "a so - p md Nd
$50. Tl9:ey' -A-o g. N, Hl2-9C noon. 4i5-os
100, sIla. 700. 500 fs-zQ ts.5a 800 -
It's ,S.os tS:9S so, ts-oo $50 t7.co. ts:Ss
$50, '10s9o, 'l0:55, 'u-S0. sI2B N n 49,
WESTWARD
CHICAGO, ~, $50 D 70
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS AND yor-,-
PITTSBURG. ale g m sIs2I, AIS a "a
CLEVELAND. $40 p n
COLUMBUS. $50 p m
WHEELING. 1910 a. N sE.ao
WINCHESTER. 1910 a m "a % = 4sl5s
FHEDERiCh- Ts;zo. $50. +9:I5 a n n "a
tic. f5-s5- D N ~S''
HAGERSIOWN. fs.IO a m. $50
fS-2o. %Sss9. $50. and 1850 D n o-
DAILY Except sunday .Sundsy, -
TELEPHONES a al Of the fo1IH.yy
Ticket Offices; 1911 c St Tel NsJr 4zs, -
Fs1nsy Ivania ave. Main s7s -. loS-. SIS
Station Ticket once. Main ygsS. I1fo- -oA
EsaS Bureau &s41 ESsA IA
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Railroads
KA8oARD Ana Il"

1ostS u n daily Florida Fast 1r.ry %,
Through coaches and Pullman Efs--s-. |, :
sRvsnnSh and Jacksonville PErj1- 20
Jacksonville TO IsUps- EhrozEh Ele-,- -
Atlanta and Birmingham Dining -. -
as , daily The FIamiuTo - =.
est EloE1os train Through coaches "a 49,
Eouville- Pullman sleepers o Ts--E-S--- - -
St Augustine, Pain Deach 49, 4Sllle.
knights Key Connecting for Havz1s-' 7S Sna
Ing cars I'll
Through coaches and Pullman zf.--, e.- -
Savannah Jacksonville, and TRm0s %
Ing CARS A.
Ticket once l4ls Nsx York ave. N.
= A hAAWOOD, c 7. A
G z Philips' D. P a. Wsshi1Etoa- d q
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

N B--1olloSt1s sc1edEle figures z,-,S,y.,,.s
7Ily as information and are not g-11s-s-.-s
For Atlanta. Birmingham. M0biIs -
Orle@-lss AsneNlALes a m and IG-45 n
For Chattanooga and Memphis. zoo a
FOR Roanoke Knoxville. Chatfsnoo~, n,
minEhsTn. rev Orleans. 1910 D m
For Roanoke. RnOxviIle T7L-...
Nashville. Memphis, 41o q n @A.oS&es
Sleeping car open after 10 D M e--lE-
For Atlanta Birmingham So7,-A.
CnarlSSton. A1s@ts, Aiken. SHvsrnah 49,,
sonEtlls, and Florida points. s-l5 a - 49,
L s BROWN. General Agent 4ES'
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ~

Published as Information. not ruara,...s
eco P m daily-For Virginia. West yi--S1I.
and kentucky points PulimanE e-i-A@
$50 p II dsily-CISCINNATI-S TOr-v-
CHICAGO SPECIAL Solid train - -
Louis. with Pullman sleeper 10 ry,t.- -
Stops only az important stations. PUiI11sSSs3 ?.
finest equipment -4--iaA
u.I0 p. m dsily-F. F. Y. LIMITED
Cincinnati. Louisville. the West s--- - lor
and Northwest Pullman sleeper
c. & o q Ia carte Dining Car Servfes
Chespeake and Ohio Offices SIS Fsnnr-s----,
avenue. 1SSS street and Union SesfS-~
Telephone Main 1o6s and 220s for ttcI<.1. 80 -
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WOrkingmen's Wants

WOREING8IEN-On o. tn -..---.- =
say 50. Is. the wife and bzbv 49, -
comforts Of home It's true. see Us - =
defy The icy blasts. az g 70 SO 49, Ia a
note on the deal, one price o-lIv JT-STzrTS
OLD STAND. SIS D y W =.
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Washington Southern Railway
Fer Richmond and points South Vi 80 -
eTfcksourg- Union Station dzfIv -
a m; 20 a. n; 1905 a m; I7:oI room. 10
p n 80 D N; s:4e . m rs D N. 1s-sS
? N Local for PTedericksb1IrE 500 n -
daily. Tine OF departure aud connectio5s -
grATactsaG Ss1zs -
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Horses and Vehicles.

EDSE HORSE Tor sale CAL ~ 7s,-
y W Phone North lEss g. -
FOR sALE-Ole bay and one so--.I -
sl-.Ho e Lor eetive-y wagons Apply % FaI1-
L-ls eek Eala1E Royal 4 LTSSE-R
EOA SALE-JuEnp SEAT surrey snt pIaTfa-5
open single wagon LIS 3 n n =
OF ho-se for your WAGON = -
NeeA- OF month. a. 7educed rates PIX
-'O-T-~E- TeaT - Pa ave " W Maj ~
FOR sALEFine ETnrIs - -
IuDoer tres. IN excellent CONDITION -,
49, VII sacrifice for S5ol AUDIv N a
80 -. - "a ave -Ocz-sa- tn th-sf
- aCoE BLANKETS and robs. A.
-'=5 F>E---L = large square blankets -
ID large plush robes. $50 I'd me -,
ran covers $50 Up largest asso-+r,a-s -
neW and secondhand ha-nezs e a1T -
= enlcleS- 50 Up Phone " IE7T soS-111-77S
ia ILh St y " - =
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
of Washington and It's Suburbs
For Sale-Houses.

FOR SALE-On 11th St n. W. near U-Ia-re
stofe. rooms and bath, stable il rear al
ILlraole location; $1,000.
FUR SALE-P st n v nea- o7.+ N -.,--
and bath house; on 10 q, lot 70 pare aIIsy.
terms TO suit. 50 SO '
EOH SALE-Ien-roOTn hose on Riggs d
near 18th n W; hOt-Uater hesr. a 800 49, -
ing investment, s. 800. -
FOH SAl-E-O ST n. =, near 1lth; corner
vestnent at s. 500 -
FOR ight-room house on sth II n
~ o.; near webster, corner Ioy 100 Il De- 20
- 10 es.-ey: $50
FOR sALE-On y = ave near B 81: cd
Eenlent 10 Capitol, stable on 10 Il alley N
Ie-tE, rents Tor S3275; $3.50
FOR SALE-OakVyood Terrace \ " --a-
No"1on- rooms and bath. kitchen on dinin 2
ToCm Ioor. furnace heat; $500.
rbtt SALE-Monroe ST. n W nes- J4th- 2
pered as painted: s. 200
EOfS SALE ight-rOom house o. T st n
W. near 18Th. z-stoTy brick stable IN rear
LOT 40 II deep. s. 600.
FOR sALE-l5th ST n W. near 8. Groom
- --'-ses furnace heat: coy home OF good
Ott SAl-E-D ST \ z. near ID. house rents
~ S-0,ys' no trust and good terms 600
FOX SALE-New York ave n " mar
Investment; S4750
FOR sALE-5even-room house On G 81 \,
w near list, furnace heat brick a good
opportunity, 81 500.
TOR sALE-fi0Jrses On y st n W. near
Isl IS; one rents at $50: others at $3.50
Fytt SAILS even-TOOn house on ICth Il
y W. near Spring mad kitchen on dining
room floor. s.. ~
FOR sALE-Iouses on s0th 81 \. W. near
H. rooms bath and servants toilet hO<-
water heat. 1880 each
: EN Us sA - y E. near n ST, rooms.
s-story brick. rents 1t $500 month terms
100 cash, balance easy 81 20
FoR SALE-Ist 81 n 81 near h rents a.
$50 month a good pay1nE fnyeslrnsr1-:
s. COO 10 trust
FOR SALE-Two-st0ry and bzssns1E G
rooms corner house on Maryland ave. near I
18Th St N e So 80
FOR SALE-Houses on jackson p n z
near 12th5 rooms ~ bath sach. furnace /
heat. 81 090 each
FOR 6ALE-HouEes on X 81 s ". near I
"a. frame. rooms and bath; Iatrobs hat /
:. 100 each
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Suburban Property.
For Sale.
CHEVY CHASE,
The Suburb Beautifur1 of
Washington

Washington.
sr; 90 esl buy IN chevy Chase with the as
5-SSlGe mat you s-s locating IN fba -,
80 .stfa1le residential section Of the Er,b1Irt-
= mat 20 are making an fu-s-rT1.1s
VI ne most promising sort
Nlosy chase IS beautifully Io1.t.s -. -.
.- seSt polnt on Connecticut Avenus Tbs
oelLLIo-oh Is attractive and aIu-szvs In -
- - service = excellent There srs .F--,-s.
1901 I'D store facilities, yEatsr $780,
saS- electric lights. telephones 49, &c. =. |;
parking. &C GseA
FL-ces range from Is: Upward DER ~ s,,-
9~to-t.lk 70 location Lots with &c. -,
onEenlence. 601I25 feet coutsfnf,I- > -,
- IL ca oe purchased FOR S1f2s o No.
C1IS-,- r 80 CNn terms For $50 cash yOT-R
W. ROME can be financed IN
II Plsts- prices. and particulars 80
-OS. ) FISHER & Co, Inc.
738 18th St n. w.
0- AFTER , T. cal Il s7Ss-T.
de1I-Gf
- SAL-E-l5 acres or r1ch trzrclr ar. =.
ssSy ,s, On waterfront near city: & 800.
AeSFIE, s1s 5th 81 -
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Floor Oils.

Z T. HUNTERS SANITARY DI-ST-KTT.T.-
10 FifloR OIL Keeps the floors clean and
delivered Phone Main 5s5S ONO no %
RNe- y W coon ZOE YOI-R FT-RNT-
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Herb Specialist

MANUFACTURER % Herb RarneSs.- -,
are guaranteed TO cure or relieve a. -. -
all ailnsntE- Mems complaints a EreS-s.Is-
Il Il LOUIS & SONS. 17s ~ st \, ~
auIR-kR
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Window Cleaning

How ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS,
Nnlte Dep and moderate prices TEON
moved to 81. @ \. y. Phone n 77ss -
ocIs-sos
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OWNING AMES COMPANY
1920 \. \. Ave \. w.
TEIEEHEkE II SO ..

IE.L.EFHGKE n ssos y
BEAUTIFUL 6-rU0m and bath house steauu
heat PoTches front and res-- OK attractive
81 PstUorth- PRICE 81 $50 $50 cash balance
easy
y. L REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1l.3 p
1al-7r-eZSu
ONLY 500 each for one OF four a-s-g-y Brfc-
houses perfect repal-. convenIers 70 2 ca
lines southeast rental = g each
n Y REAL ESTATE BROKERS' 49, 2
jal-st-sEsu
We HAVE 4 NICE 5ROCh HOUSE On ca
me mo tans-erl1g)s large coTuer Iur- ETezf
oarBa-n - 800 very easy terms
NATIONAL REALTY CO
z Colorado Bldg. L4th and g.
6sso-ss
DEAL WITH NE OwNERs-
SooO cash and g a. monthly. which IN
cl1des al interest @lr : years. Rf.er grst
only 1850 monthly. FiIs purchase one of Crrr
beautiful ssIni-detachsd colonial hro-zes con
tanning rooms. uled hath. reception han
hot-Uater heat mission OK dLn1uR--r1r1s
combination gas and electric Light eIevate5
oven ranges with ventilated hood cold s-o--
age wash trays IN cellar. iron cous-r--151z-
cecOTGtsd 20 sGits situated on IlIinolF ave
between Jefferson and KeutuckE Sta 2 g.
lines Take sth 81 cars 20 JeTe~son 80
east lbS Il MODERN BUILDING CDRpO-
RATION. OWnsrz and Builders. Gs Union
- 5-l-alnE deIE-tC
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Palmizts.
Business Opportunities.

business opportunities.
| on AN AVERAGE of tnree bT]sID--- -
I sold by Us weekly last year. To b17-- -
, .sI3-5 OF make quick sales see US 7rst- r.
new YORK BUSINESS BROKERS 10,
! GROCERY. 18th ST " W; yearly business
5000; Ole established: price. "a a.
BAhEh<A and confectionery; modern
Plant- coming money; owing to III
WOOD AND COAL ard: fins rs,-i- ,-. = l0l
-. ~ W must sell great bar
CORNER GROCERY y w old stand:
sales, $50 daily take invoice Or soa
n ~ " AfsE STORE good opening for
. IuSL-eT. cheap rent; ideal stand onIv. $50
CONFECTIONERY and bakery: 7th s.
tpcaLlonT receipts $50 daily, inspect II 90
Poo1EtoOM- cigar and newsstand -
ceniiy sold FOR $1,000 quick sale take sn0
CAFb, located in desirable apartment
mouse, rent 80 money-nnalIinE stand
pFlce 60
GROCERY and confectionery ca A. S0'
location; cheap rent; house and stable:
LUNCHROOM; near good market: uttIe
opposition- nice house; rent. SIS; bar
DRESSED POULTRY STANDS: cIeari-g, - '''
- weekly owner leaving city; yours
TAILORING b, -SINF.SS. certrsI \ " M 90
location good paying stand; quick
TAISoRINc estabisb,,a-, = =: -; 80
tons rent SIS business SIS daily r,-fTe szo|
INV YORK BUSINESS BROKERS' 100 ?
ja1-34
WANI ED-As sociate with small capital To-
invest n new and un 'sualIy profitable bust
ness goo profit certain Address BOX zas
Times Office - -
WELL FURNISHED rooning house ~ II
rooms with servants house in rear very
centrally located and a u1onev-n7a Jxe-- 7,-iir
sell Tor 800 cash Address P Q. BOX 227
deS1-Stc
MOVING PICTURE THEATER IN a s07g--
I'D coioTed section money maker -or coIo-es5
nan with snlsii capital Address fJr full par
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TypewTiters.

FEBJlLE l. G Smiths Underwood. Rem
nsLon. smith Premier good as new. for
&c ana rent az lowest prices Tzpev-rfter
sud Office SU~.sy Co.. 11p7 g s. \ N NJ 80
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Weather Strips.

ROOMS AND HOUSES
WEATHER STRIPPED
<NL1H-E.Is - = nth and Y SITS y z
Postal OF phone Lincoln So
49,
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Situations Wanted-FemaIe.

COOKING and general housevro-az- 1900 NJ
Ion q y W -.
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SpirituaEsm-

MAE CORNISH, GIFTED kTEDTT-ET -
your life correctly; gives names fscfS- -ssI
ana sunday sol % St y. z, cor, p ~
lnion Station ladies' only
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For Rent-Ohces.
DESK ROOM

EyE HENI N THE MCSSET BUILDING.
-EaE FINEST OFFICE BUILDING IL
WASHINGTON OFFICIALLY DESTRA-
B--E FOR PRESS ND BUSINESS PED-
POISTLENTS OF TIE FfIGHEzT Gurz-p
1JyIALlOS IDEAL RENTALS Low APP
RLE EOR PARTICULARS AGENT or
BUILDING - =
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Situations Wanted
Male and Female

SOU1SG NAN AND WEE want farm WI
NoTk BY month or shares Apply 70 2 srh
- -
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Auto Lamp Repairing.

LET Us DO I've can put yot- auto 49,
and radiator into proper cOnditts1 a . -
small cost you Prompt work Sa4tres1
ton guaranteed MOORE & CO Sos 49,
Marshall place. Phone 45fz- JI-ss mo-
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Law and Collections.

AL CASTS; al courts. secret s.-z-foa 60
iec'iolla- { : Legal Corp. SO Bozd r1dS
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BoOkbinding.

MAGAZINES BOUND
High-Erade work at eXceedinEIy I,,-- 49,
Paper and blank books ruled specaI
CHA5. H POTTER & Co
Prone none Nan SS'o- DO IA ST n. X
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Miscellaneous

MAX BRoTSKY & son. Mirror IFg----57--
reSI.veang- res ldins- bsveIinz. Phone
-na-n o.-.-o- w y s. y " - -
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Help Wanted
Male and Female

NAN AND WEE for farm. v-bfte- 30
Everything found FISHERS AGENC-v "a
tILa tesI-st
YOUNG MAN AND WIFE want farm vii
work BY month sha-ez- Apply 10 q So
= = r de5o-gts
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Situations Wanted-Mala

WANTED position ~ q tenoe-sta -
flAss blacksmith . yesrs q age. IN AZ a.
tolooO-le repair shop; mall wages 10 So
BOX g. Arlington Va 49, -. L
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Express and STORAGE

Express and Storage.
Baggage called for and y5.I5--o----z
anywhere IN the city limits 25 cents.
Furniture moved, hacked sbt--,-z
and stored.
Heavy hauling, safe moving, and erect
Ing Of machinery by experts.
MODERN EXPRESS CO.,
70 ~ street y W
Phone Man T547. Rs ,idsns phone Main 5s75
-------s EA1-Zt
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Storage batteries.

We LEND YOU A BATTERY while re
rented for $50 a month Enrlr-.ifur- rr-F.s--
MS repairing ali makes economical price.
Ne-lHeTpee 1snlter Co. 5I7 18th St. Room .
gza1--r=+
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Coal and Wood.

Coal Philips & JoeasmaHn. Wood
Only Best Grades. L7zasr. E-s,..
Phone Lincoln -
sSH&RAAth ss-tf
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DR.. Reed s Specialist ;I:. Is

IN N1O0OLOON 3 - - p
Nervous disease. Ec3sdcz- C>oIt-@ -
Rheumatism CataETh. AL diseases - - !,
sex lowest charges. personal a1tentfo-r -.
tracted disease cured very quickly -
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Storage.

GEL OUR ESTIMATE on ABSOLUTELY 17-s
PROOF storage. moving. packing T-SVTED
STATES STORAGE CO, 1880 Iorb - y
" Main 4zzg "a =
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Dress Suits For Hire

ONLY UP-TO-DATE fun ,ires. AMI 49,
suits for hire N T PINES Msr-Js---
Tailor. 1905 7th ST y W fsI-+F
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Money TO Loan on Real Estate

Money 70 Loan on Real Estata
~ lave SUNS o. E-oGp % S1ea DC ~ 49,
= y Teal esta-eJ minimum cha-r~z -
- era- GARDINER q DEAcT 49, SD
oc2-C
--tI-,61 70 LOAN C app-ove1 csrv -
l-a-l7 a -"77eHt current rarez GnartaJ -
leses With respect to prior DsvrrsT-s - 80
4---- 7.--i-s a spe>talty- TYLER & RT-TFES
Eotel1. - 18Th At y " 1o-S-5
AS1S-F To LOAN On d G REAL. Es-AT-
--F-tS IeSes OF intsr~s- Payments On
LL-oclpaL IN amounts q 100 or r7c-a -
e---@ 4 eIy interest period TIE ? II
oAAAH Co. Bond Building Esos = T a.
MONEY! TO LOAN-Szso tc ssaa "a. -
- - eSlaSA Interest IczF, azd al F-ao-so-
.-ols o9z1cuctsc with economical cs,1-fS---s
Ton Tor borrowers -~--7A<1IS =
Nh n SAUNDERS & CO
1lo7 F 81 y. y.
AOSEE TO LOAN At LOWEST EA-rs o.
delay ~ IL
WALTER II ACKER
80 100 81 " Y.
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--e--'- 1EF cement hBser1est. F------ -
- y - y Z SZ55 ND Ow1s- n =
= 1850 90 Nth ST y " deS1-.[
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Rooms and Board
Furnished

-FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS Eo- Light bo-,~a-
HeepinB' not too far from View VVTrTa-7-
strictly private give price BOX 200 --i-[,ess
oftce- lfssT o.. l
WANTED-By couple IN SUBURBS tv-7 a. T--e,
furnished OF u-fUrEiEhed rooms fr- 17sE-
housekeeping Address BOX Is Times orFfcs
deg1-7rs