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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-11-15
USEFUL IN HEATING WATER
In Hog-Killing Time Device Shown In
Illustration Is of Greatest Value
on Farm.

A crane is very useful in heating
water during hog killing time. or when
ever a kettle is to be suspended over
tire Set heavy post firmly into
the ground. tamping in a shovelful OF
coarse gravel or stone and attach a
bar OF Iron at the proper distance
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-11-15
LadieSl Save Money aad Kee.S n
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Magazine and Using Mccall Patterns
MeClll's MaFa1inewIlI

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latest fashions i'm
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in each issue. Also
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Q free pattern. sub.
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-11-15

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Journal Company, Louisville, Ky.
for free sample copy Of edition you
desire, but be'sure to-send your SUBJ
scrlptiOn order'to this paper-NOT
to the Courier-Journal "'
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-11-15
Fertilizers for Fruit.

Commercial fertilizers rich in pot
ash is needed for fruit trees; 1t
strengthens and builds up the wood and
adds flavor to the fruit. When they get
strong and vigorous apply nitrate OF
soda Ia the early spring.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-11-15

Some Are More Than Willing.
Justice may be blind, bht there ara
any number of men willing and aux
ious to give her the proper stser--as
they see t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-15

ne grooifen | 5rue Strife, grofesior
/ Seologien, g. 6. @ider, gap aan.
oioaten aarafteren nl1om0rfet goot"
for bans Brnoifen, og mere funoe
oenne 10 life forlange. Saa Iangt
par aft go6t, eqer rettere uom9rfet.
2. aanoioat | SeoIogien, q. s.
g. @rin6tpie bapbe pra6ifet for
DENIS for efter tin Mo6ers Opfor.
bring at opertaee Hlnoien iom per.
ionel aapeuan bos fin gamIe, ipase
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-15

Subilaren er en- Tr9oifen, iom ben
lite 4pril 1910 nofom | asben.
baon me6 Sitel:~ SDi er Serrens
Orb foripunoet al bans 5us2"
5srprnoifenen ubfom ! 9rpffen, bar
ben bIepen bolot iom 9emis- eaer
BreDeprnoifen | Grue airfe ben II.
@arts 1910 ! asbenbapn Of en- 81.
narie teologiif 4anoioat, iom bar
bet ienere Iaa befen6te Napn, q. s.
9. @runotpie. Dommeren oper ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-15

p9re no9en 5oioI2 Serrens Orb er
peI life forinunOen ira BET tore 2Gr.
6omsbus / BET lille 9anmorf2 Ger
par rieti9nof en- oanif Brett, Der for
nogle aor iioen paa ct itort Nlsoe
tiGo0 ia at iige: rgao Sine for9i.
beIen, grofesiorerl" - Oct par Dog
merfeIig NOT, at ban funOe finoe
pna at tilraobe 9roiesiorerne / pet
bele noeet inaoant.
g.. 9eriom oi MI goor iii Oen>
Del nf Sen 6nnife airfe, iom. belRrt
al @runotpie foloer ia Den firfe.
Ii9e Retnine" ion er Der bn bel in.
gen HimeIigbeo i at antaee, at oct
gamIe SpsresmaaI fra 1910, bar
noget ggrinoe oer2
San, Der ipurete: oSoi er 6errens
Sro forioun0en al bans6us 2"-oet
par BAN BOG Del ON at gore, at Ser.
rens Orb after fiun0e finoe og oinX
bna6e gfo6s 90 Mngt I Serrens Sus
% oper oeres Sierter, iom iamleoes
Oer2 Qltian bar ban, iom ingen an.
Sen, lert Dem, ban tit Sn0fln0eIie
paa, al iptte ben benige Sfrift oe
sen bibelife 9nre on airfen ON
Spno o9 Hoaoe, ON 5relie % 6or.
to6el'e : bit. - Sor oct bar 10
life blot ct nIoorligt Spsrgsmnal,
ban itideoe. men ban ipurgte nloor.
ligt. Spor mango SlagS @ruuotpi.
gianere Der finoes | Donmnrf M,
peO ieg life, = men ole er De oa
iiffert eni9e me6 6eres 9premeiter
ON, OF ben beniee Sfrift og 9ibe.
lens 9pre er Serrens Orb, iom bsr
bore ben bsieite autoritat / bans
Susl -
a. Oa ION oct err meo @rnnf--c
gianisme | 9nnmorf, moo oct on
iiffert oginn ppre meo Dem | ame.
rita, ON Der er nogen, oa oct er Der
bel. Oct er 10 nemlig innleoes meo
nopanoere. at en- Del al Dem pei nof
tniter alt bet o~oerleoereoe oper goro,
men en- onoen og maaIfe life ben ring.
ite Del al Dem, holoer iao meaet
itprfere foit oeo BET o~oerlepereoe,
ION De mener, Of De u6en oct Dil6e
fuIoieile. Men BET err TO- BOG en- at
De eloite grnnotnie'fe Sperleoerin.
ger, OF ben befiee Sfrift oe gibe.
lens 29re er ySerrens Orb, Tom
life Blot ber fomme til 0roe | bans
Sts, men babe gneret Der. MGe an.
bre grunotpieife OperIeperineer er
I Sattmen[.gning meo 6enne al
npere Datum oe Oprinoelfe. 90 alt.
ioa bar iprlig @runotbigionismer
Gmerifo boIot trofnit fait oeo oerNe
Doerlepering fra oeres fore 2Gre.A
faoer, iom babe ret os rimeliet er.
s iaa 9iIfploe er bet eamIe Spsrgs.
mail fra 1910 life aftuelt for oeres
Weofommenoe.
8. SfuIoe BET imioIertib bore
1ilfrIoet, at uSerrens Orb" Be.
tpSningen at 1910 par bIepen m
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-15

6aoer, Galtor Soban 0tteien
@run0tpig / llobp peo 8oroinoborg,
ifsnt ban eeentlie oeneans boo0e
9pit til noget belt anOet. @fen i'm
0iooer oilOe ban Inoe, og for At
9leoe i'm 6aoer par Get, 6an hogan
i'm GrnOifen / 5rpffen. 90 inloo Al
5orpentnine lit ban M after 10.
mprfelie for lin 9reoifen, men ria.
ti9nof poa en- bel anoen Mnaoe emo
PED Geniors ge0smmelie al ben. Ra.
tionaliiterne .blanot G~g6enhaons
@eiitIiebeo meS Stiftspropit $. q.
Glauien / Spi0ien for nemlie / BEN
Grab / Sarniif oper nGonte Ere.
0ifen, at De forlangte 0ens 6oriat.
ter I~traffet efsemplariif, I. gfs, me0
noilettelie al 9iiten oDer Be teolo-
giife aanOionter o. /. D., o. . b.
Otter at bare forbsrt Jig Dos BET
oanife Sonceli % andre Steoer, lit
De oi9roe Endorsement Sen life iaa
Ii6t ~neoilooenoe og aioGmpen0e Op.
lpsning, at ifelge 2nnoslopen par
man nsot Ill at aipe aonoioat
@runotoig Ret / line Banitanoe. =
Wan montte iaa finoe fla tiIire0s
meo, at @run0toia if en- SretteiRt.
telie, foroi ban u0en Siaaoelie ban.
De u0eioet lin Greoifen / Srnffen.
8. Son me9et ON SubiInrens
life iao Iiot uroIige 9arnoomstio.
6or 3eiten er ser fife / og for fla
noget ioa iproeles m9rfeIiet Deo
GrPoifenen no ober Bette, at ben in0e.
bol6er en- beitemt 8orfoiteIiesoom
ooer Gationnlismen, iem 0engnnq
par nPiten eneherifen6e / 0nnmarf
% 0n fife min0it pno bsiere Ste6er.
Ren ielo iom iao6nn iorunore0e BET
@run6tpie, at man orog ina iterft
til Sells imo6 ben, 0a ban, mente
ban ielo, ti6ligere bnp6e fpG0et life
minore ltPrfe CONNIE oper fine Tor.
nuftige (eIer nfornuftiee) Samti.
oi9e. Get o9re nh berme0 iom BET
oil, pit err BET | hpert Gal0, at ben.
ne greoifen er innre mprfeIig, fife
Blot iom ct MPrfepunft / 8runot.
oias Gin, ! 6en onnife airfes Siito.
RE / oct 19oe 4arbun0reOe, men
iprIig Tor os. iom fan ie tilbnee pao
De iuunone Sun6reoe anr ii6en 6ens
5remfomit og onitiqe Snmmenlig.
ninger menem benaong og M. Seq
mener 6erfor at BET err | Tin gooe
Sr0en at nnitine nogIe getragtnin.
ger oeo bin Bre6ifens Sun6re0.
anrs Su6iI9um. st Sorisg berpoa
BET fdeen6e ppre:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-15
,,0pi er 0errens Orb fors
ipnnoet At bans 6us?"
NoaIe Eanfer | Mnleoning at ct
&un6reo.Mors Subil9um.
Mf g. g. Big.

1. Get er pei beoit, at iee fsrit
qbr hit Mebe for boob ieg mener
meo ct &unbreoJior 9itbiIossm. -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-15
gSonr Barnet bare rnaoe,
Gao leoer pi I pprite 0e6,
Com al Dor 6erres 0an6e.
San CIR | 2rt'nen grso."

Der por ct tort Barn ben fore 91ano, oe bet 'r
Ser one df bans Slags. &c 2utber for gfs. Der,
Iom Barnet fues. Ino oil BET for eaer ienere ninee no
/ bette: oSeiersIsie fal6er aenper ade," iefu OH be
al6rie er ioa itore, oe ielo ON oe er nof lao go0t ON.
beqnet al o1e mulige 6pitningsm9rfer.
Gm ioa ri oeo al ie PAD oiSie Bar 3nee NoiPs'
0o frnbe ie Iibt inb til annrene FER @eroen, ior Ser.
rens Z lenere oe Sienerinoer: &c boor6an Ger .iten
Ter no, fnoroan ben ~uoferes, bpao Der maa inttes ino
paa cen ior at baoe Saab ON Serrens gelfignelis. Oct
pil off i~oriinen aFbnnae nf 9iet, mon Ter meo.
Domnge os pil ct iaaoant Spn. Men ben ponlDgs
eiper Sub Nonoe, ogian til meb itsrre Erofatbeo at
gore bans @trnine. Sg ben, Der er pomneet, fan beoe
ogioa Moies' gsn: ~Serre, Lao mig ie bin Serligbeo"
berooenfro, men ienf ben oeiaa ne6 oOer Bit 5olf,
m 1t 5olf neo &iertets Ggne, bOorfra aiuet uogaar,
ian bit Soft oeiua M ON Gage Sante, gu Og Strab
maa titles fra aae 5olf paa Soroens areosl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-15

1. oSoi er Serrens @or foripun.
BET at bans Sus2" = Der aoos aft.
Ina no fra, at oct bar foriounoet al
Serrens Sus, oe BET, 9rpSifanten
er efter, er at fin0e @run6en til
6enne 5orioinoen. : Oct fim6e Der
10 for ino blot pore nof iao goo We.
ming /. Dog, bnis man pil6e oqre
n9rganenoe, life imoo Spsrqeren,
Der 10 for Ipngit er os6, men nof
imo0 Spergsmaolet, Ser 10 itaor
en6nu, ieg tiger: bpis man oiIoe
D9re n~9rgaaenoe, funoe man ioa
lite uoen at o9re altfor poerlioeao.
enoe iige, at egentlig er Spsrgsmaa.
let meningsIsit; tbi er Serrens Orb
forinunoet al bans Sus, iaa er BET
10 netop life bans Sus mere2 =
Get er bog bel netop Serrens Orb,
Der ger Suiet til Serrens Sus2 Goa
NOT berom. Roar Samtioen ian0t
bint Spsrgsmaof menin9sIsit. iaa
bar bet al en- bel nn0en @run0. Man
mente nemIig, at man aloria nogen.
finoe bapoe bait Serrens Orb iao
rent iom netop De bnpoe BET.
2. oSoi er Serrens Orb f~oripun.
bet al bans Sus2" Oct bar fin Ier.
cane Snteresie at lp91e @erfe til
l~1otrpffet oSerrens Orb" o. til,
bbno bin Br9oifen og Sorfatter
0engang mente oerme0.. Serom be.
hsner man, JON bel er, life at upre
llui5beo. Meo 0Serrens Orb" men.
te @runotpie 6en9one ben benige
efer ~rettere ben beaige
Sfrifts 2pre ON ariitus, ON Spno
og Roo6e, ON 6relie pe6 Sroen paa
Sem ariitus, oft | so6 Operensitem.
melie meo ben airfes Gore og ge.
fen6elie, | boisSieneIte ban agteoe at
fomme. Oct err ben benige Sfrift og
6ens S9re, iom er @~run0tDigs
og blanfeQn imoo
JornuHiorfDnoelien og 5ornuftopr.
iom 6engnng bopbe iat iig
| @uos oe bans Or6s Steo / ben
airfe.
3. vSDi er Serrens Orb foriDun.
otn nf bans Sus2" Ger ri noget
paa bette Spsresmanl, iaa
pi at Der peo .Serrens Orb"
life BLOT menes gibeIen iom Bog;
tbi ben bar 6n gnnife iiffert life for.
Of ben onnife airfe ben.
gang. Wei me6 Serrens Orb menes
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-12-07
S100 I'm GreenbackS Acual-
Iy Given Away

B On December 20 at II O'Clock The
Anderson Real Estate and Investment
Company are going to sell those
besutiful lots near the Lutheran
Church fronting on both sides OF
Church st out to the old Metzc house
and in that beautiful grove of pines in
the rear of the old house. New street
are being opened up and you ought to
Ago out and see these lots. They will
be sold at auction by the finest auc-
tioneer in the State. You must hear
him. They propose to give every ad-
ult who comes a ticket. You Write
your name on it and after the sale the
crowd selects some well, known man
n:the crowd to conduct the drawing
He takes up the tickets, has. a little
Achild to draw them out one at time.
The 1st name draw out will get S25,
the next will get So, the next 10 will
get 81, the next 80 will get 81.
The ladies are cordially invited to
bs present.
Mr.. Horton says that large crowds
of ladies always attend his sales and
buy lots. At his last sale at Walhalla
s13 lots were sold to ladies and least
half of the prizes went to Ladies.
Remember you don't have to buy or
bid just be there, that is all.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-12-07
Land Man I'm Town.

E. r. Horton, President of The An.
derson Real Estate and Investment
Co is in the city and is opening uI
some pretty streets through the Meetze
property which they recently bought.
These lots lie beautifully and would
have been built on before but the for
mer owners would not sell at any
price. These people are prepared to
sell for one fourth cash and balance in
one and two years.
A Is year old boy can buy on these
terms. In fact buying a lot this way
is better than putting your savings in
Savings Bank because it not only
puts money when you can't spend it
but it will largely increase in value.
Why do people invest in cotton mills
and things like that and pay other
people large salaries to manage their
savings when they can put it into
land and soon double their money and
manage it themselves.
This sale will be at II O'Clock Fri
day December goth, 1910.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-12-07
Death of Geo. G.. Clarke.

Mr.. George G. Clarke, one of the
best known and highly respected citi-
zeDs of this county, died at his home
at Jones's Mill on Saturday night at Z
O'Clock, after an Illness of five weeks.
His death was due to complication
of diseases.
s The deceased was about 81 years of
age and had been twice married. By
his first wife children survive, two
sons and six daughters, all Of whom
are among the best citizens of the
county.
He is also survived by his last wife
and several brothers and sisters, Cor
oner B. D. Clarke, of this town, being
one of the brothers.
The funeral was held from his late
residence on Sunday at noon, the
Rev. Mr.. Fielder, of Gilbert, ohiciat-
ing. Tie ipterme ent was in the fami-
ly borying ground.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-12-07
TrespasS Notice.

This is to notify all persons not to
trespass on the lands of the under
signed by hunting or letting stock run
at large on our lands outside the pas
1ure or in any manner whatsoever.
The law will be rigidly enforced
against all persons violating this
notice.
D. J. Taylor, B. T: Kyzer,
D. M. Lucas, E. G. Kneece.
Nov. 14@w6p.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-12-07
LEXINGTON 1910

Inow have in stock at low prices
open and top buggies, rubber tire bug
gies, wagons and harness. Also
complete line of furniture, and gener-
al merchandise. One secondhand
REQ runabout automobile in good con-
dition. Get my prices before you
buy. D. E. Hammond, Gilbert, S. @.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-18

the penalty for their crimes. They
are not citizens of the United
States. and are not allowed entry
to other ports.
1t has been suspected that a
regularly organized ring of snug
glers, embracing white men, Mex
leans and Chinese has been OPP
Grating in this country, but it has
practically been broken up
through the vigilence of the in
spectors.
When the opium was poured in
San Francisco's sewers, one cor
pulent and bland Chinaman who,
with a throng of others of his
race, looked on when the last ket-
tie of water and opium had been
disposed of, sighed and muttered:
mo can smokee, no can eatee
Mexican man fool"
And he walked away in great
disgust into the maize of streets
that forms the San Francisco Chi
natown of today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-18
Dreams $4,000 Worth--Poured
Down Sewer In San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S.-|
Just $4,000 worth of dreams
were destroyed in this city re-
Gently. 1t was opium to that
amount, confiscated in small
quantities from off the Pacific
grayhounds plying between here
and the Orient.
The performance took place in
the "opium ROOM of the custom
house before a crowd of inspect
ors and other officials. The lit
tie tins, holding five taels, or half
pound of the poppy juice, and
worth S25 each, were first OPEN
ed under the eyes of an inspector.
Then they were deposited in a
kettle of boiling water. Soon the
water took on the tinge of mo-
lasses and the opium gradually
dissolved until it could be poured
out. Then, escorted by an in
spector and half dozen others,
the kettle was taken to a sewer
and the contents poured down.
And thus the dreams of the
poppy" were carried to the sea.
Opium smuggling has devel-
oped into a regular business since
the recent embargo against the
"dream stuff" with a consequent
increase in prices. Every vessel
from the Orient is carefully
ip IN
that one or more tins cannot be
found aboard. Within the past
year about $4,000 worth of the
stuff has been confiscated.
The opium is smuggled from a
Portuguese settlement near Can
ton, China, and portioned out to
the coolies on board the various
vessels plying between here and
the Orient.
Every vessel that comes from
across the Pacific is carefully
watched. Unsupported places
house opium, on board ship. The
little tins have been located be-
meath piles of old rags, in the
coal, the captains cabin.
Once the inspectors found 10
tins on the sounding board of a
piano. At another time, a Jap
anese hid bolt of handsome silk
concealing opium in the captain s
cabin of government transport.
He was unable to take it from
the boat, however, and it was
found.
The Chinese coolies who do the
smuggling cannot be made to pay
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-18
TEN DOLLARS MONTHLY

will enable you to own a nice 5-r.
and 9 lots. See our big sign
on the front porch. Take Mckinley
car, get off at Division lane and
turn to left. Mrs. Haskell's cottage,
1916 East L.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-18
REAL
ESTATE
srO MONTH HOMIE

so MONTH HOME
Ready to move into, with two
good lots, near car, church and
school. Take Pacific Traction car
at 9th and Commerce SITS. and get
off at Queen Anne Park and 3Sth
st. See Mr.. Bruggemann, owner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-18

100 acres farm land near Roy,
Wash. House, barns, chicken
houses and other buildings. VIII
sell the whole or by halves. Address
1133 So. L st. Phone Main 1850.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-18
TIL NJ Els WANT ADS

| L i wv Il
ron MISCELLANEOUS
~>>~>~s~~~~~>ssses~~>~- >~~>>~~>>~~~s>~S>s~rs
New and I'd mana safes. ID. n
Tyler. 1919 Pacific ave-
FOR sALD-Haif Jersey COW. viii
come fresh in May. Inquire la0g
IL. 25th st.
500 sacks charcoal Savage Fuel Co.
Main 1880 So. Tacoma
water tank sprinklers. Al shape.
Wallis q Son. 152e Q st.
FULL blood Buff orpington eggs
for Matching, 81 per is. Main $3.50
BUFF ROCK eggs for Matching, soc.
ais No. Cakes st.
PLANT Bliss Early Triumph" po-
tatoes and increase your quality
and yield. Albin. 1916 Pacific ave.
FOR sALE--A typewriter, good as
new, Party going east, must sell
Make me an offer. Phone M. So2 or
A $500.
EGGS for Matching, Main 1902.
VIM. FITz-HENRY, Auctioneer
91s Commerce st.
Furniture bought outright on han.
died on Commission.
FOR SALE Double over army
range. ]. o. Purlxey, 1851 st.
WALL PAPER-we offer a line Of
new papers, never before shown
Patterson Decorating Co., 769 G ST.
------- ------------------
ONE Singer tailor machine. $500.
Temple of Music Bldg, r. Z.
FOR SALE--Paying wholesale bust
ness. $500 will handle this. Ad-
dress c. H.. 511 So. 11th.
weighing 2400 lbs. 8 and years
old: also set heavy harness. 2402
Pacific ave.
rooms. Apply 1143 South ID ST.
FOR SALE-Good young sound de-
livery horse, weight about 100
lbs. Address Box AZ, care Times.
$25. 00-New drop head machines,
Singer machines. lib Com. st.
FOR SALE Good driving horse,
weight about 1000 lbs. Phone b
1850. 1910 So. 49th.
FOR SALE--First class Jersey co "
and calf. Gives plenty of milk.
gath and Proctor. l.. 10. Dubois.
FOR SALE-Large white foxskin
from arctic; also go-cart. Phone
A. 1918.
- A \ 10
ness. Call at 604 SO. st. after 6.
NJ. 72i3.
WANTED TO BORROW
MAKE YOUR IDLE MONEY WORK.
Make II earn to IL per cent, You
can do 1t Just as safely as you can
at 4 to 8 per cent. No amount too
small. Investigate.
WANTED MORTGAGE MONEY -
Get per cent for your money on
Tacoma Real Estate Mortgages.
We collect interest. Responsibility
over 100000.
Savings Department
Suite aE T. TRUST sJs& eG Paeifi. ave.
Tacoma, Wash.
FOR RENT
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~--~~~~ ~~~--~~>~~~~~~~~-c-~~~
3h acres, with good house and
barn, will make a fine place for
store, on Marshall ave-, in the res
ervation.
Small factory with all machinery |
has "a railroad sidetrack, one block
from Center ST., $25 per month.
Store ON Commerce, $40.
Groom house on No. X, gas, cleo
trio lights, in good repair. s2250.
Modern Groom house, with bath,
electric light and gas. House new
ly papered. New linoleum on kitch-
en- and bathroom floors. With 2 full
lots, on 1925 No. Prospect st. For
rent only at $3.50 per month
5-room house. cor. So. Tao. ave.
and 25th st. $40 per month.
BERTELSON 81 co.
1861 Pacific ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-18

180 acres. ~ miles southeast OF
Roy, IL acres clear. new 4-roon
|houaes barn s2x60 e. 2 hen houses
wagons, busy $50 chickens and
all farming tools, <2.260. Inquire q
Hartels. r. r. p Ne. 1. Box Z
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Three Snaps

a
bushes bearing fruia tees
Justth Of aif the 9bys prices and - ~ -
good woddh4 chicken
a fine
cash per 4
Surety Bonds. oa n Fire Iusarnce
EFF GREGORY CO., INC
S. r. Webb. r5I E. F. Gregory
100 TwelfthFStreet.
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fly On the Flyer

Tacoma Seattle Route. Four Round
Trips Daily, Leaves Tacoma e:3s q
Fare $50. Round Trip. soc. F1ysr
Dock. A. b. NesEenson, Agent.
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b-ACRE HOME

New 3-room house, with u acre
garden and fruit land, close to city
school, city water. electric lights,
SC car fare; only $500, s25 cash and
$40 per month. 1t beats paying rent.
H. ROBERT PAUL q co.
Owners
311-12 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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Ready TO move into, with two
good lots, near car, church and
school Take Fern Hill, Spanawav
Seth St. 60 one block eauf 10 Greg
ory,s office and ask for Mr.. Her
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$3.50 PER MONTH HOMIE


IS lots 30xfa0 each, beautiful view.
level and clear, 30 car fare, near So.
Tacoma. II taken at once will sell
for $500. Main 42s7.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER
A new strictly modern Groom
house with basement, good garden,
1 blocks from South Tacoma car.
Small payment down, bal. like rent.
Phone Main 1889.
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PETERSON BROS, 10th ana X
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"a ssss 2s.' Z. ssss. 2ssss. rs s'9 z's
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5000 to $500 on real estate. Inquire
1915 N. 26th st. ]. @. Jones, Notary
Public.
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FOR SALE--Paying wholesale bust
ness. $500 will handle this. Ad
dress c. H.. 511 So. 18th.
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WALL PAPER-we offer line Of
new papers, never before shown
In Tacoma, at low prices. Bailey
Patterson Decorating Co, 769 G ST.
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FOR SALE-Team good horses,
weighing 2400 lbs, 6 and 8 years
old: also set heavy harness. 2402
Pacific ave.
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you may obtain per cent on your
savings. We have been for 20
years loaning money on Puget
Sound farms and Tacoma homes
without loss of dollar to any in
weston. We also have good per
cent and 10 per cent securities for
sale. Lennox Trust company, 952h
Pacific ave.