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phone lines, Prescott will become one of the most important telephone cen ters in the entire Southwest.
 'Your local telephone system is one of the most up-to-date in the entire territory" said MT. Hineh- eliffe, yesterday. 'The equipment is modern and is one that any city might be proud of"
 Mir. Hineheliffe stated that he has made a number of visits to this city and that he is always glad to come to this town.
 "Preseott certainly can pride itself on being one of the prettiest and most picturesque cities in the entire Southwest, and on the substantial business buildings as well as the handsome residences to be seen here. It certainly is real pleasure to come here," remarked MT. Hineh- cliffe.
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C. c. Frederiek-Bill of Sale. $500. Cattle and horses on range.
 W. F. Cook and W. H. Finch locate Cook mine, Skull Valley district.
 Blake Baker to J. E. Russell-M. Deed. Dunkirk mine, Cherry Creek district.
 James, Maude E. and John R. Dob Ter to Peter D. Collins and John R. DoblerM. Deed. $2,5OO. Busy Bee, HOmesite, Beggar Boy and one-half interest in Nancy Hersey mines, Gas tie Creek district.
 c. L. Hummer locates Mineral Point mine, Copper Basin district.
 Tilla and w. H. Pruitt to Elmer Boyd-W. Deed. $500. Lot ?, block @, Whipple Heights, Prescott.
 J. W. Lind and George Cooper amend location of Mckinley mine, Walnut Grove district.
 lone Lind amends location of Abra- ham Lincoln mine, Walnut Grove dis triet.
 Elizabeth E. Heating to Thos. H. Reynolds-W. Deed. $500. South half of southwest quarter, Section 27. east half of northwest quarter Section 34, fl north, l east.
 John Lawler amends location of Yellow Ochre mine, Eureka district.
 Thomas c. Job and J. E. Faulkner incorporate Cymro Consolidated Mines company. Capital stock $100,000.
 George Beattey files affidavit of assessment work on Agua Fria mine, Black Hills district.
 I. D. L. Williams, Corbin & Bork, 4rfo oA,Io1-iE nf rvnrl- Copper Glance mine, Copper Basin.
 J. H. Wingfeld, J. H. Wingfeld < Sons. to s. c. Cherry-Bill of Sale. Cattle and horses.
 J. E. Walker to Rhoda E. Walker and wife-W. Deed. Lot 6, block 8, Jerome.
 Otto Libardon to Angelo Lorenzini Deed Assigns all interest in num- erous mines in Pine Grove and Tiger districts, subject to payment of var ious sums.
 A. E. King locates Elm mine, Cherry district.
 Lee Martin files affidavit of as- sessment work on Little Klondike placer, Big Bug district.
 L. W. Crane ct al locate Great Northern Extension mine, Blue Tank district.
 Sam Foran files affidavit of assess ment work on three mines, Big Bug district.
 D. H. B1es and wife to W. H. Waller-W. Deed. $500. Lot 9, block %, Prescott.
 Aztec Mines company file affidavit of assessment work on six mines, Hassayampa district.
 Bunker Hill Gold Mining company files affidavit of assessment work on five mines, Walker and Big Bug dis tricts.
 Butte and Arizona Copper company files affidavit of assessment work on nine mines, Big Bug district.
 R. Ortega ct al locate three mines, Verde district.
 D. E. and E. J. Parks and L. N. Wombacher to Square Deal Mining and Milling company-M. Deed. Evening Star, Gold Leaf, Lucky Two, Eliza Jane, Midway, Camden, and Rambo mines, Cherry Creek dis triet.
 John Bianeoni to A. NJ. Cavell ana c. K. Hartzell-Lease; $50; thre. years. All water for hunting ana fishing on Clough ranch, five miles northeast of Prescott.
 J. R. Bassett to Charles W. Fisher Bill of Sale; $95O. Cattle.
 John R. Wells to Bark 6 Sears Bill of Sale; $500. One hundred tons baled hay and cattle on range.
 James F. and Eugene Cox locate Surprise mine, Cherry Creek dis trict.
 Federal Mining company files af- fdavit of assessment work on two
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mines, Cherry Creek district.
 c. E. Price ct al to J. R. Boyer NJ. Deed. Copper Bullion mine, Cherry Creek district
 James A. Stevens to Hillside Con- solidated Mining Company of Ari- zOna-M. Deed. One-fourth interest in Anchor, Last Chance, Columbian and Comet mines, Cherry Creek dis trict.
 Mark F. Hardy to John Slack - NJ. Deed. Clara mine.
 s. J. Hodgdon amends location of Pearl mine, Walnut Grove district
 United States to Mount Union Consolidated Mining eOmpany-Patent. Franklin, Franklin No. ?, Mountain View, PenobseOt, Winiford Gould, Sure Thing Gold, No. l Gold, Last Dollar, Summit, Gold Wedge, Yankee Blade, Lynx No. l, Lynx No. ?, Hondo, Comet, Manila, Mount Davis mines, in Hassayampa district.
 Chas. S. Russell to Robt. E. Nor rison-M. Deed. One-half interest in Turk mine and American water right, Hassayampa district.
 E. K. Bateman ct al file affidavit of assessment work on three mines, Big Bug district.
 Mrs. E. B. Johnson to Milton Ire galles-Q. c. Deed. Lot 43, block IT, Prescott.
 Ed. W. Wells and wife to Milton Tregalles-Q. c. Deed. Same prop erty.
 A. Roberts ct al locate seven mines, Black Canyon district
 Alex Rose and c. NJ. Wyatt locate Monrezuma mine, Castle Creek dis triet.
 J. A. Grelli locates reservoir site and water, twelve miles south of Nelson station.
 Grand Mountain Mining company files affidavit of assessment work on six mines, Big Bug district.
 Amalgamated Metal and ExplorS- ton company amends locations of nine mines, Verde district.
 Wm. Stephens and wife to M. K- Gaddis-W. Deed. One acre in the southwest quarter of northwest quar- ter, Section 32, IA north, east.
 Joe Maekin ct al file afidavits of assessment work on Rose mine, Has sayampa district.
 L. T. Davis and wife to NJ. NJ. Walker-Q. c. Deed; $2,OOO. Lots 6, 7, block ?, on Hillside placer, Mayer
 c. J. Adamy locates Xmas Gift mine, Big Bug district.
 Jos. Dougherty to John Chartz- Bill of Sale. Five cattle, five horses, farming tools, etc.
 Jos. Dougherty and wife 10 John Chartz-W. Deed. One-half interest in northwest quarter of northwst quartr, Section 13, northeast quarter of northeast quarter, Section 14, 13 north, west; northeast quarter of northwest quarter and north one-half of northeast quarter, Section 13, 1S north, west; northwest quarter or northwest quarter, Section IS, 13 north, west; east half of northwest quarter and southwest quarter of northeast quarter and northwest quar- ter of southeast quarter, Section IS, 13 north, west, Cow Horn mipe and millsite, Eureka district.
 John Chartz and Jos. Dougherty file agreement, dissolving copartner- ship firm of Chartz 6 Dougherty.
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JEROME PROPERTY SOLD.

G. W. Hull yesterday disposed of a 3Ox6O foot strip of the Copper Chief mining claim in the Syndicate addition to the city of Jerome to Alex Lyons for the sum of $215. He also sold to Mrs. Alex Lyons for $50 lot 6 in block of the Syndi- cate addition in the same city.
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PLAN ID EXPEND $75,OOO IN
 EXTENDING PHONE LINES
From Thursdays DaRE0

Improvements and extensions in expenditure proxmaey $75OO0 shortly be mad according
 It learned yesterday that in all probability line will ructed within short time, with of the larger along the
 It has not yet decided Williams.
 Prescott Electric regarding the C. w. Hnehfe of the Consolidated Telephone Telegraph arrived in the yesterday.
 Mr. Hnhefe and Mr. Wright eloseted during portion of yesterday They stated when telephone conditions, improvements
 Hnehife the distance telephone
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SERVICES APPRECIATED.

The management of the Arizona Mine Supply company wishes to ex- press its appreciation or the vaiu- able services rendered by the Pres colt Fire Department at the fire whien occurred on the morning of January II, at their place of business, for while the loss will be but a few hun dred, had it not been for their promp. action and able services it would have been many thousands.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-19
FIGHTING COTTON
PEST IN HAWAII

HONOLULU, Dec. ia worm
has made its appearance as an en-
envy to cotton growth in the is
lands, and its life history is being
investigated. Experts are at work
on a biography of the pest, but it's
earlier life seems to be shrouded
in obsourity. Whether it came to
Hawaii as stowaway, as a cabin
passenger, as freight, or whether
he just naturally Is Indigenous is
not altogether known.
The fact is, however, that the
worm is here and has taken up
his quarters in the cotton boil. He
is an unwelcome guest, and cot
ton growers and those experiment
ing with cotton aer anxious.
The matter is under investiga-
tion at the federal experiment sta
ton. Cotton has been found to be
favorable crop in the islands,
and all was going merrily when
the pest appeared.
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|of them creep back home. broken
In health and spirit; physically
and morally corrupt. Many OF
them never go back.
Writing in the Shin Kcron, a
Tokia monthly, DR.. Kuwada says
of the conditions under which
these poor girls work:
In some factories time keepers
are instructed to use trickery In
order that the employees may be
made to work overtime without
extra pay.
Beaten Like Slaves
"Inhuman methods of punish
ment are employed. The lash IL
used continually. Sometimes girls
are shut up in dark rooms; some
times they must work on reduced
rations. Often their wages are sc
cut by fines that they leave the
factory penniless at the end o.
their contract terms.
In a word, the girl operatives o.
the japanese mills are slaves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-19
Little Brown Girls Are Lashed
Like Slaves in Jap Factories
Child Labor Problem Looms Large In Lotus Land
Under the New Civilization

TOXIC, Dec. 19.-The child
labor problem is looming large in
Nippon. This land that once we'll
deserved the name the paradise
of flowers and children" has be-
come land of little slaves. And
the worst of 1t is that SO many of
these little slaves are girls.
OF a million laborers employed
in 10000 japanese factories and
shops, 100000 are females.
Nearly 10000 of these are UNI
der fourteen years of age.
Twenty per cent of the girls who
work in the match factories are
under ten years, and there is a
smaller per cent of girls under ten
years working in the glass and To-
bacco factories.
Fight Child Labor
DR.. Kuwada, a member of the
Japanese house of peers, is lead
ing campaign against the chile
labor evil, with particular refer
ence to young girls, whose lot I'M
der the new regime of industrial
exploitation is such MS to lay tbs
Japanese capitalists open to the
charge of being quite up to tn,
western standard in the matter o.
coming young girls into money.
According to DR.. Kuwada, tn,
young girls who work in the Jap
lanese factories are now recruited
largely from the rural districts
Fathers and mothers are persuad
ed and the little maids are sen
to the wonderful city to win thei
J way In the world.
Four or five years later some
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JOHN e. WILkE, "On The job"
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. Is.
Smuggling Is going to be made
a very unhealthy occupation In
the future or John q. Wilkie, for
merly- chief of the secret service
but now transferred to the GUS
toms department, will know the
reason why.
But the chief United States fer
ret is not after the little pikers,
the tourists who try to slip in a
box of cigars or a bit of lace. He
is going to camp ON the trail of
that portion of Big Business who
have Systematically robbed the
government of immense sums by
Smuggling goods in either with or
without the connivance of the GUS
toms house employees.
WillDie has a lonf record in
running down violatoTs of the
laws. His activity In uncovering
land frauds drew down upon his
head the united protest OF many
members of congress. He has had
experience In catching smugglers,
having landed the silk smugglers
at New York in 1903, and the
opium smugglers at Seattle in the
same year.
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CHILDREN!
WRITE NOW

Christmas letters have been
flowing into the Times Office from
the children who fear their stock.
ings will be empty next Sunday
morning.
In order to make the delivery
of these presents as simple as pos
sib,e, children who have yet to
write letters are urged to do SO
right away in order that they
will not string out all of next
week. If You are going to ask
Santa for something write immedi-
ately and give full address and
IL possible the, names of your
mother or father. The public haa
responded nobly to the call and
the least the children can do La
to aldo in not causing q conges-
ton at the last minute. There Ia
almost more work now than cam
be attended to, and the Times
wants to reach every Child that
has written. If you are goina
to talk with Santa, write him i'm.
mediately.
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Carpet Cleaning
Cleaning, Dyeing, Press.

Tecoma Dye & Cleaning Works.
1877 So. Tao. ave. NJ. 7i68, A 4468.
]. A. DONALDSON, 311 Sth ST., 20
years experience. Tel. 1880.
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TACOMA TIMES CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
Business Directory
OSteopaths

DRS. A. l.. g. w. P. GOFF, graduates
Of Still College of Osteopathy.
Call promptly answered day or
night. Phone NJ. sos. M. 1887.
DRS. w. T. & BERTHA l. THOMAS
S21 Fidelity Bldg, NJ. 1859.
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BASKET LUNCHEONS
FOR THE POOR

Volunteers of America are MAX
ing preparations to send Christ
mas baskets to those In need on
Christmas. On the Monday fol-
lowing Christmas there will be an
fall day meeting of the Volunteers
at which one or two plate lunches
with coffee will be served.
Santa)win make his appearance
from the log cabin I'm the evening
and wild distribute toys.
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! HONOLULU, H. l., Dec. TO-
Ruin and devastation face the
people of the Hawaiian islands If
the mosquito is not exterminated.
yellow and malarial fever are GER
tain to be introduced if the breed
ing places for mosquitoes are not
eliminated and if ordinary dill
gence is not exhibited by residents
on and about their own premises
the mosquito pest will soon be-
come dangerous and a crisis will
have to meet with drastic measures
which will entail a large expendi-
ture of public money and a stag
nation of business.
Such are the conclusions reach
ed by DR.. A. N. Sinclair, a surgeon
of the United States Marine Hos
pital service, connected with the
territory board of health.
Ask Legislative Help.
DR.. Sinclair advised calling up
on the legislature to aid in the
campaign against the mosquitoes.
Only a properly conducted cam
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eff we do not exterminate
the mosquitoes they will ex-
terminate u.s.
The Anopheles mosquito
is the carrier of yellow fever
and malaria. yell
low fever is rapid and almost
as fatal as cholera
but much more dangerous is
malarial fever.
l have hunted mosquitoes
day and night and have nev-
yet found a malarial mos
onto but Mauri-
thus was devastated by this
kind.
IF malarial fever ever
gets in here 1t will absolutely
ruin the country."-Dr. Sim
clair, United States Marine
Hospital Service, Of Honolulu,
H. l.
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Reach Every Nook and Corner of Tacoma and
Suburbs, Searching Out Things to Buy and Buyers
for What You Have to Sell

Some housekeepers are paid
more than wives. Don't your wife
deserve a salary?
The good fellow" uses shanks'
horses or mortgaged automobile;
the brewer a private car or made
to-order machine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-19
DEAF MUTEs COMPLAIN THAT MOTION
PICTURE PLAYERS SAY NAUGHTY WORD

CLEVELAND, 19Deaf mutes complaining against
indecent moving
Mrs Elmer e. Bates teacher
dumb and expert in the art of lip reading declares that
characters Mrs
yesterday a
picture talk,
vile that she had to stop.
Mayor admits that the question
Williams of this organization
with the manufacturers of the films.
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up-to-Date punen,ow Homo.

-Four airy bedrOOms and bah up1
stairs and 8 big rooms, pantry and
large hah down. Big Easement;
hot water heat; panaied dining
room; beamed ceiling. fireplace, big
front porch, choice neIghhorhood; 1
block to car and half clock to paved
street.
full home till you see the fine work
manship and choice material used
throughout
Price only $4,000; $3.50 meles first
payment. or you can pay $500 cash
and $500 to $500 in vacant lots.
LENNOx TRUST COMPANY
962H Pacific ave.
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If We Don't Kill Mosquito He Will
Kill Us, Says Expert OF Hawaii
TYPICAL BREEDING PLACE or MOSQUITOES I'M HAWAI-

IAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
Ipaign would accomplish results.
He said it would ruin the coun.
try If malarial fever once got q
foothold. If anyone had grudss
against Honolulu all he would
have to do would be to bring d
pillbox full of the Anopheles mos
quitoes here and drop them into
a pond at Waikiki. Without water
the Anopheles mosquito will not
live. If a society like the Red
Cross engages in a warfare on the
mosquito, a society so identified
with the health and we'll being
of the community, it would be d
wise thing, as to prevent is better
than to treat disease,
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! . . . . . Q . . . . . Q
Two Who Rode Through
Jaws of Death" Live
On the Pacific Coast

@ BREMERTON, Dec. 10
@ Two heroes of Balaklava
Q who wer in the famous coo
. who rode Into the Jaws of
Q death, as depicted by Tenny-
o sons famous poem, are ON
g the Pacific coast. William
9 James Hewett of Bremerton,
. aged SO, is hale and hearty
o and has all that money will
. buy. George Smith, "a, is
9 not so lucky. He is at Oak
. land, CAL, and is begging for
Q funds to get back to England
. to claim a pension there.
Q . . Q Q 0 o o o Q q y q
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NORTON & HILL
aeas Est. Ins. and Loans, Berlin Bid
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Sleepless and restless nights are
terrible on the nerves. We can
give you absolute results by a few
Bakes in the GENUINE GERMAN
BAKE OVEN. Different from
Others. No water used. Register
ed doctor and trained nurse. SOL
2-S-4 Bankers Trust Bldg. M.
669. ~
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Here's Your Chance

SOMETHING FOH NOTHING
We have a downtown restaurant
for sale at a bargain. Well patron
lied and doing a good business. A
furnishes sF0amfng-house overhead
easily pays all running expenses.
TO be sold az sACaiFiCE PRICE
as owner is sick and must sell.
M I79. II. l.. ROHBINS A117s
2oS Bank Of California Bldg.
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Restaurant and Bakery

Al location and doing a good
business; has cleared more In the
last year than the price asked for
1t; we can accept good real estate
in exchange; will be glad to tell you
about this one.
TACOMA REAL ESTATE AGENCY
1904 Bernice bidg
1106-s Pacific ave.
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For SALE ny OWNER

5-room, new bungalow, With
woodshed, on a pair of level lots
fenced, II block to car, 10 minutes
from 9th St; all cars heated and
transfers to any line in the city;
Price $1,000; 500 cash, $40 pei
month (this week onlY). MAR
$685..
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Topaz circle. 427, will hold it's
net regular meeting in Fraternity
hall Deem Der 90.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER

Two cottages, 3 lots; 1 block from
car line. all improved; plumbing,
electric lights, etc. Inquire 1920
"a SO. 18th st.
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Three lots in Indian addition for
sale. Main s80f. 91g no. 2rd.
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For Sale, Real Estate
$1450 HOUSE

New 4-room house, on good lots
situated only Is minutes ride from
business center. Plast sfed, wired,
porcelain bath, toilet. wash stand,
sink and hot water tank ur- to-date
interior finish; modern in every way.
CITY school close by. Unobstructed
mountain view. Easy terms.
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Wikeson Co., Owners
S02 Provident Bldg.
Improved Farms

We have a new list of giain ant
stock farms convenient to Tacoma
running from $40 to st00 FER acre
The prosperous condition of the ad
Joining farmers shows what cal
and is being done. Call and w,
VIII tell you about them.
A. WINTERMUTE & BRO.
Berlin Bldg.
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For Sale, Real Estate
81 PER MONTH HOME

TWO FINE LEVEL LOTS AND A
NEW HOUSE, READY TO MOVE
INTO. LOCATED ON 46TH ST
EAST OF MCKINLEY AVE. PRICE
s5O0, On TERMS OF SIS DOWN AND
81 PER MONTH.
j. M. CURTIS & co.
S14 BANKERS TRUST BLDG.
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NERVOUS TROUBLES

Gold glasses 81. DIR. Marcy 114sh
Pacific ave. ess
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A BARGAIN

Two Moe, level lots and new A
room house, 3 blocks from Point Del
fiance car line, only $500; 5000
cash, $40 month.
WHITE & ANDERSON
sos Provident BLDG.
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Wanted to Borrow

~~~~>N~~~>o~No.~e> >>~~>>~>>~~o>o>>
WANTED TO BORROW-s15O0, will
give security In fine home, worth
$1,000: no commission. Aucress g
81. care Times.
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FOR SALE ny OWNER

A new bungalow, with 2 large
rooms, nice closet and pantry, well
finished in slash grain fiji inside,
and rough siding outside. Wired,
city water, phone, block to car, 4
blocks to school. on best car in city,
Is minutes out: transfers to all lines
In city. Price 1915; $50 cash and
$40 per month. Phone SSs5.
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Gold glasses 81. DR.. Macy. 1146k
Pacific ave. zee
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Wanted-Roomers and
Boarders

.>~S~~SrS~s~~eree~e>SeN ~e~~~~~~>~>~~~-~~~
ROOMS for rent with breakfast and
dinner IL desired. 7o1 So. 7th st
Main 662s.
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Towel Supplies

TAG. TOILET SUI. CO., 942 Com
A 2265. NJ. 266. Excellent service.
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Tacoma and Portland, building lot
furniture and everything complete.
II YOU want something good in a
good place. come in and see us
about this.
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NEW BUNGALOW

of 5 rooms, bath and rantry;. lots
on corner, close in: worth $500. our
price $3.50; 5000 cash. balance Sic
per month.
New S-room plastered house, con-
crete basement: lots r0x1.0. owner
is compelled to sell. Price $3.50
1900 cash will handle this one.
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Licensed Chlropractor

CHRONIC dlsea. y cured without
drugs. DIR. Nins A. Derby, Ill So. X
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per cont loans on improved prop
erty, no delay J. A. Wintcrmuts
q Bro, Berlin BLDG,
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Help Wanted-Male
Situations Wanted-Male

YOUNG man attending high school
desires work after school and
Saturdays. Address 55l4 So Sher-
idan.
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LoANS-Any amount, east est terms.
man-Thompson Co.
Safe Deposit Vaults. Ill 10th
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MARINE and stationary engineer
w2uld like position. Address 55l4
So. Sheridan.
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For Sale-Miscellaneous

SMALL piano for sale cheap;
terms. Apply Edison Hotel, So.
Tacoma.
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<-~>>~<~~~~-~~~~-~~~-> ~~>>>~>~->s~~~~S~>>~s
CROWN DYE WORKS. 72Sh st.
HeIene. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Phones NJ TAOS. A 1915.
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20 oOMMIssIoN

LOANS for home builftng or Z
pay off old mortgages. Loves
rates. specia: privilege 10 borrower
---3 to yeas.
II. ,. kCHwINN 4 CO., INC.
ASST Bankers Trust Bldg.