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ACREAGE roR RENT.

Pour ceres improved and choice. small
house and bern. located Iu Seattle. eos
per month ~ the year acres orchard
Included Ht eco pee month chi up East
ft71
90 ACRES 1886
chicken and truck ranch HulldiuEH.
tools. small fruits rtC chenu. ~
gnuer Address M ~ Hamilton. Pear.
son, Waah
Two acres two miles from city limits
for $3.50 go cnHh. balance a. per month
See Manager. room Times HldR
hEAIiTrFULLY located t0.acro farm
faU fsrmfdt. two.Ht0rY house. olt build
fnEn bearing orchard. Tor $1,000 ~
mllaH from Sound and oar line . * miloa
from Olympia w. r. ahtterthwaite,
Tumwatgf, wash.
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CRY nEAL EsrAre-oontal

vi REAL 10 y ts~konfdtJ
Nesese~N~0eeN~eese0
WHY / Bell rLrAHANr VALLEY
LOTS rvunf Day nrrAurE rEO-
rtE. AFTER LOOKING Co. the. hUHTu.
fo the SOUTH EANr ana WEMt find
thuY can uUf MDhE LAND CON good
lr rerrign1 ron IEHH MONEY in
rfnAHANr VALLEY oH MAUNoLfA
uLrFF than ANYWHEnH IH aEAT-
THE.
60 CAHH.
ono MONTHLY
IlthTN WHAT MAKES ~ EASY TO-
Buy hAHf no SAVE AND EhNY no
DER HOMO rHOM hE SEVERAL
uEHpuEn uANE sow PAID rOn
FEEAaAhF VALLEY ffDMEH
IT'S CLOSE f# AND GETTING
ctuaEu EtGnf nAA uY THE NEW
HTNEEra sow uEfN1 OPENED
HEE lT TODAY
TAKE FORr LAWrpN CAR OK tHT
Az 500 SEQ Hu a. rLHAHANT VALLEY
HFAIIDW
IT- WHAT Won ARE LOOKING woR
~ Yut Will ItET TAKE rltE THOU
DIE TD ftHn Orr
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QUIT 7-lNG BUSINESS
FURMl7T U8E AIT
COST

My cnura stock must be sold at ours
ut cost Ne need tho money This BE-
ua rNo Come and 500 500 yourself
HareHInE uII mot last IonF
PEOPLES OITrfIriNG 90.
D. fel8--tf5-1l rInc So
-.-C0lu. Ash. sIl4NlR lI.ArlNG..,
N ~ lfCGfs M Ca'S6 81
.,oo,.,,.-,Jl Altj 000p Ssoo,>o.ooo,.1
lfNlR ITN SINGfN EfmTrly ulh
MlftWUra. tine expert WlEmHber. now at
Hotel iHNlstnu. ttlf Ho1lHt0n. East l2aG
HIE stools of HAIR uu hand 0ruNomun's
t.0upceH apeelolty
o-,oooo.~oJIALNlNlSISRS>oooooo.oo
Hats cleaned ana blocked
en- HATS kns Fat nd Union.
LAWYERS.
7 NunHkaft HrAlI DouttH. collections.
corporations organized Notary public
Damage caHeH "a speciality Both phones
900 burke nlk Hcgoud and Marion
q 10 Piper Lawyer. husband aud
VITO. crimes. claims settlements Rooms
8t aud 81 Union mock liA First aN
NJ T srhoT Lawyer bo8.t IVonoor
NldF Computation FREQ. Laws NJ hus-
haud aud WHO ciRLnH etc Foca moderate
Corwn Townsend 500 bailey nldK
Cunsultution free. husband. wifo, poraon-
m injuries. collections
~~.~NOo.~~~-NllNtkEN~>O~-OO~~
Mrs blair. mlaWife, lgOl Howell, cone
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rtfNuHtsua FLuCNfNa FNEHE
TfEuE Del uMAf H-U tANf NE4r
WEST saN Wm WAfE tr WG uWA
ntM htNu fuHr HN4N EAAast
Li,.-rfn ssisa k-hrs q tals us fsrra
Isrt fae NHnr tfaarf Waller nts
laefs a4H an3 rhse tae .ff i~f ~
e.rh saras = ar fafm iaaa = ri.
saH maaaf maHtHE fsHns % th#
Faffa naa Faff Asa. hitA
aAA AAN tHt
tass fn.aFs Hh sftH uesf FF ai
.nanaf ashtaH sH - ffH rfH ~
ars NHaa aafH i'as isHa nat aa er
fhe nlne VIM uftHenl tiuhsr ~ fsfra
a..lasaa $500 aes CSC ta tlsaa,s
N Hatatafs eer asrs esd 90 hashels y
Hhnat Railroads sen9ng
trrr rfgE fkNu Cusr FnU ris prM
ArMHafl CASH NNIF EAHIf hNfE
EAM tn1u 90 nrhfNg rHE
vsaf isnt 80 -.n rsa Hafhinr tut
aUI alfa asa pr renf .r far fsFrsf.
mnnf ard 20 wnslh t&Aa veg are rfF
coon TIE tau bel Hesf taak
once TIA msn #ha aass nsf HnHa Hf
ana wIrf e loser is FanfEHf'r
aat Haf end aiHags iaakfuf Efaa
4HH Roosevelt 10 Hrfa aatekiF DO
taxes tHn aHHHrfHaft4 a unaE @HaH man
nae "a taeHis rratn ard Is indamrnf A.
Hhn 500 men thiHas HalcAll fr1
caae Sal iet u aflE haf
fhs haaf iant neafasi fhe Freatesf rrn-
inN eifF ~ fari seafnF i7 al saIi FHHas
.saas q fsssets lsatias Eurges % sssgr
sreaf efHarfuHfff over ftr Hea can
Fn1f tHaaH Inharnft eaHH'HFs1 or rail
raa1 cansf TaatiHn FNtf fai aA re eHfII
81 iifr enc farleele i.E i.r fnrr
HNE E|H". ".HH"n..
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FARMS AND ACREAGE -tcontd.)
RANCHES FOR SALE
OR EXCHANGE
g. q e. PRIOR
esq ~HM Nufa Nta


900 AuWEa. ih the fswuut auoguaimio
Haue8 we'll tlnrfaFaf Price inNiHaint
afofA ar1 Implements fff,4as
Fs AnWEH white MiFnr valley. we'll
tnpfaFud ufiEa, inrludinE EfHaA and irir
elements aif.le4
fe ACRES hiEniE improved. naaf hpNt
Hft
ita AcMEN well Improved neaF hur
hufm Price tneiudlnN stock and lnA r.
tietHenfa Ata.Nra
ffs AtuEa animrrage9i naaf msfhell
ehatea teftntn land. pert fefF rasiir eleAf.
ell part mali tlaheFeft aba naanfs %
fiaa aafinH aafeF tHtaa
ROBERT MAHruF
BtH.afa.Fsl Aiashs hardiuE
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's.nhfe 'an ln Sn'sn
iaoal lnp,4tananta b. sni paid rhls
' NN ' @nn
~ a ,hn sicimiY irs 1850
Al, t.vrs,. d. go
ed tr-fi-.r u.It tutr
w.la .f I.ta. rat
Attspft.ttht tV uturAtN
Alt.ttttHhN AN hAhttAiNt
.rn taHasI. rI. lsmrat rsarnIrnt. hat
.rn $40 aat-f ham sss sHa .Isetrie
f'.t,gs. - VA .I4 \,
a.I orIr t r..a e.i.ra. irE rsr
e3n Globe nIk
MaiH HEfa 4 1891.
~ ~ ssv y e ths @ar
,....,... .,-... $500 ,.-.... -,...
w. Fie4 CITY hi-Ht lsal1Ne WH
1919 i,lA- l"3i5 fJ I..t, f', ,i, y.
.rAsee rHfcE t1to CASH AnDnEas
- go
s.shsa ss.feara hgass s.ssilis ashy
% 49,. - ~
.,isa hsasiss aisir.t. ggasr isseins
.of Aiusaa Sew fsfai, 5fs fanee lishss
f'e. everything ress small PAY
sr 1' i ss ''''
al, tsee-, 100. .fstns
49,, -. ,..,........
Ht Al hf.tH
Three r.an hease eengae lat cleared
Nne frh.i nn aF Nna mest 70
uanHt In4uiFr HHu Tmes Haf
N|aHrr HmUfu o. HH| n.HHHrHH.
f.atis. .anararisf taa-e. two apaf
1sa,s a.s 'sss 'o-
eae tla.a paias FanE ia eihsr .m-
f.., ~ ] tts
sfnta ffta AZ e-frs tft. -
49,, a,.,. ~. .,t ,,.s...
~ f.r t.,.-r.,. .,.,
XII. ~. .t r.trr.a ttf r..rttt,
81 "a ffrrf fHr0.s
~ N rqra Woas
..
s-m l.iae
g " '' 'fe''' Pf'ea
rtt .Ffr.oAv
't 80 80
Leaving 4 rtaNf fa taV.f care
les farhfste Ea4 lbrat.en.
aaiaH aatenr haaFeu tsi41 #ter
fHsra
an UHu rs intH fa Gilman. Park tisae.
fn EN "Hr Itrrr EufI basement alfh
.euHut fuHra. EHu~rf HiHHualk nHHFr
Hratr HnH HHtrF arHHHeaaHafa 900 paid
fIHrf fHf fafuhHH. $500 cash 80 raaH
iau I'D uaff payment
HHafA f.s
farn- faeet trarf nfth ffre fa.tr hsfss
rn lrtsrurhar tr miles from r.fr ~
81 200 500 eash. balance $40 per rnath
rg niH af fHHW Z Al.nas NI3E Ah-F Do
tarEaiH
h n rtar af Gen eIH
HnaflHA 'IHE t FnHHrr Corner ttfH
Hut h'fa Does H.nsr @ anl tn
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w. d. WALKER Nl. D.
PHTsiCiAN AND aUHgEoN.
GRADUATE LICENeFrl- urrcrAf.rHT
hAAAAAA IlDA AID ADVICE FREE
-ta EPLER BLOCK


20 rhrgmafiam. ueafalTIa. catarrh.
asthma. constipation uud other fla Why
fnu ffl rlerfril'tNf % many In
hefe properly ard carefully ap-
.NA thc frauE aHs complete cuFs
tsf .iHailon free ur MooerH as 0c-
ua HAHHfNs hna reaperrf affires az
10 Arcade AnueH Am chronic sad
y. feHs ~ aumen. hy mam sureeaafui
,,.,lT..1. , methods Al.1 fNrnAvENous
lN4t Joss - sew BLOOD -
faFHl Ep.er biaek Ina agfs
~ n Caok-ulscares women ana
fhi1ren Threat and eatnfFh Sew meth
aa geaft nrarfiee 8st Arcade AnneK
hh FRANK BROOKS = Paralysis.
cases ~ mode rniaad treatment 10 re-
HaaftahiN sunneHHfaf Arcade Amer
rooms A3s.1af fhiFf rnaf
~ Wm u LovsunF ran1red efs-g8
lsA.ntcr kf-hahRe Dob ph1nes 1877
bE N3 H ANnEnsoN- Dls-sses 81
thr cain flt lamtar ETcharFe
Nr ~ hraWu abdominal. eenito-
atlhhrF rartei diseases ef8-f Lears nidE
Dr naitel rdn dIssases as ArosdS
- acscf Union NOOK IND tsi6
>~.,.-.-o-. -i.iflN1 ERe
Tr.Hk N'riInr and fafIrfIre - = -
sa eEati.e hath phones 1871
htilfF doea nsat BOB printing T5S
seneca p phone ina tefa
~~~o~-~1y>Sleo~S1tSSSJsSoo.ooooo
LiA@EllYN ward 30 Hurss rids
~o-o~~-~~StIS&Sp~ 92ooogs>,oooo.-
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The orlen,al Pool Rooms

BAR, restaurant. cigar stand and
seven chair harhe~ shop, largest
place Of the kind IN the world $40
cash given away taily. iaiat6tT
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SITUATION WA ED--MALE
essr~sa~afs~s~see~e sesra7aNs@sNsea0s@0se'g
Vaura married man wishes employ
Unut WhHt have lou tn offnrT Address
fft1 The Har
a married mau vents JOB ~ night
aHfrHmaH af once CaH Main 1isi
ca
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FOR RENT

~ = .,.N s's,r,.,Ns >rs,',7~sse
faHse HHd sac Htvte. Cor fent tn itth
Az ioaeph sweenY A}t sullivan
hiiH Seattle Phone East 9tii ~ MhiH
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HtHHHHAH HaH MNhAAH NAAHAtNA
e ACRES SNAP.
iaess esfn eei.ssa hoasss nns'
sHms small uuHa un runu rad 300
A's' Z oos hait.f calves poo
t'ssssh q g,ss ah ea eas iar.5 ,
Inquire N 1rs nfaahn
usE ACHa TRACTS Hifh ylra 20
Aaf ns-f Haw boulevard and Tacoma
Iusf aatrH oF CRY LtaiTs -ttss
vhkr u Naa 1efs US naia sit
lHONpALE SNAPS
Acre tracts aas a.Hs nam steel pian,.
Hff psf aHfe Ean8 frfmn
% aEra tsa mlief fram truasis.
81 aHa WI fraar f.f Hratfie property
lets ia Fuu rawnssnf teHte4 tgl
JAMES, MOONEY rsh n'aes. nal.aft
WATER FRONT or THE SOUND
zoe ACHES frauunH hsaaHfai ny. 20
a,ss .r.5s l@ slss- Sc See . ss,.s.as' =
FEsins ealsF 'hfeush plars abundance
atef tef pewsr nr iu.saticn, fre
sssss re- .s,i ,slss 49,, ;. s, 80. y
n af.rusiatst rfirs taafas Wasid
f' 's5 ii' fpsfif - ra.t
ahutfamre ef tfriuH uatef pibaa fhgaaah
na hease. sns teaf fram Healtis. titatt
nItsr Seattle Froasrtf
t.st. ss.ss5a s ss..f S's .is5 '',A ..e,,
e natef fef i-.ifafiaHt Hessfu else.
MumERr MAHrmN.
RiR.4fef ii Aiusaa uutaiug
10 ACRES NORTH OF CITY
trsal end partially cleared une-taf
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~ ~ y ~ sr@ree-f-~e~eeSeOs
A'rsific. steam. fub baths. alH ears
present location Cottage. qI4 rear
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fs}fs' mn .y,d < !, Z -
e. yuuf service Main 1859. J. 1ait.
residence @Hafu Anne 1919
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1 FRoG MILL DIRECT TO
=7 uuy your raiidiag material.
/ nom TIE manufacturer
I ana SAVE THE RE-
/ - FAfiEftg PROFIT We
are the iarEeat tbccauss
! hgHff sash and door nan-
4 1facturrra in the Pacific
- Ngrtheesi These prices
cross pauei doors for
I - paintinE. fi2E
/ - e5 s,s,-,- ean.i doors for
Cross panel doors on
finish. 81 GB
Ftont doors sat gsBB
and up.
-I ugh! windows 7se to
so ab
Bungalow co. Misrian Doors. ti.G0
t-ught barn sash. tac 90 e2c
Cottage 'front.' Windows. bottom Glass.
sonAn inches TOP Nght faNgo. t2eb
Glass ehlna cupboard dosrs sieo,
Porch column toc 20 TIE
Well 0r daH4Hu.ug felt I lh. to- yard.
ron 81 $50 frey 3l-te
Gold Seal roofing square. 81 1b
nim locks with black knobs SEE
Mortiaed locks lct knobs egc
Front door look night and DAY Keys
lold bronze Knob aud cacutcheon, hand
tuffsd fancy finish g.
GOLD Seal house paint none better. 81
.e'ora per gallon. aifs' b-Eailon lots,
cold sea- barn AID root paint. s-ralion
cans soc gallon.
Keystone yarnish. per gallon. slso
q - WILLIAMS Co.
ioio Western Az. Near Madison
seattlo------ Both Phones wash.
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e1171711e0-T.Ta1a'.N.3aW 0Nra0T-rla.7.0T.el1r
Furritare of rooms faf sala Phone
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TAKE Fonr LAwroN CAR oN isT
N 800 go 30 Ai rLMANANI WHEY
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Plenty heusar flats and stores for tent
chttr Msttsee EsthauHe. saio Madison
RENT $40 a.ranm eottaae. Il btogt
anuth af Hadisan 9tf avon 81 6 snas
fta t.faom saitaKs aud larro sardsa
nn ser llna Vast III
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ssHe~e@ssse-nHe'sass-s-e s-t~s~a-sseseees~~~
WAITED rEFfEH fa fafs afeaus
taRs - fair Hffsr rruf HenrF ffffis
j Oh anra frn Haaifeaaa HHHaar HuH sastfart ~
~ taa HnHt8 Htf NiHk arH tffHHff tnasun
aa1 ass Glaze .aae1na Ger tns small sara
~ 81 aH EH.f nftar good ~ % daFs
aniE Classes aFHfr Nflaar aWanfuH az
fr ats ieeaana ~ apuuintntHuf uauelns
raaHeF az EaHHf EsFfuis sisth ard
Nnseers'fF HHfH rh1Hea. raaldears
uneHr fra Eta
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a HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS AND
"A sleeping rooms. Bell aol3-k. 42s
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPkovED


TWENTY YEARS IN BUSINESS.
THING CHEAPER OR BETTER IS OF
EERED ON THE MARKET THAN THE
FOLLOWING:
brand new 3-room frame house. near
oth East and 1lth South, for $1,000. on
terms like rent.
Two f-room brick houses renting for
so per month. on 1st West, near 3th
inc lot, 3lX9 rods: $4,000, $1,000 cash. bal
ance monthly or quarterly payments.
On corner. 1th West, near Ind North.
IXl4o feet with Groom frame house.
sidewalk and sewer paid in full; can be
bought for $4,000. 5000 cash. balance $40
per month and interest.
On lst ave, near l.. splendid 5-room
modern residence. cemented basement
Under whole house; good furnace. laundry
facilities In basement; parlor with hand
some fireplace, large dining room, nice
pecrooins. large bathroom. with up~to-
date plumbing; the lot is small. but the
Price is still smaller s3I50 for all, $1,000
tash and balance like rent.
an acre OF ground. good flowing well.
WIN neat new Broom frame house, on
state near 18th South for $500.
II you are looking for up-to date bun
salows. have eight Of them on my books:
20 other agency has them for sale: they
range In price from $500 to $4,000, and
consist OF 8 and rooms, some have hot
water. some hot air heating plants. hard =
wood floors. laundry. in fact. all modern
convenienccs In all of them. these homes
were built TO stay. not for show, but for
comfort; located in best residence sec
ton OF the city; let me show you.
a. RICHTER.
10 West 1st South ST. Phones SAL
s30Sc
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r Fr-ENJsHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
tousekeeping at 317 ". North IcnlPiee,
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= rT:RVISHED LIGHT HOUSE
~ ,,ng rooms to be found In the city;
.eP,me esio 10 SIS per month. 10 NnTth
pail nhone 4052-Y. nlol'I
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ADDING MACHINES.

earthNies.vf is THE BEST ON
Eiatione.nd adding machine man pr%lsS po,n Ias
81 A'hery Company. 0 '''A"' tei" broke
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ROOMS FOR ONE OR TWO: BOARD
optional; American cooking; reasonable
256 W. lSt South, s3630
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HOUSE CLEANING

PAN ~. a. HOUSE CLEANING COM
trel ho,san" a"pert carpet cleaners and gen
A snec,a5 Jase cleaning; wall pnpers cIeaniny
30 Enst ~ Phones Main $3.50. Ind g7s'
SoutN. agSo
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4 -SICE FURNISHED ROOM FOX
\, housekeeping. 400 west n,1 Ind
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HOSPITALS

GERMAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL.
Newly furnished and equipped.
IiomclllSc and quiet rooms, 5000 10 ?l5
per week.
Hospital charges on"-hali regular price
for confinement cases.
Both phones IQ9.
661- -6Gg South Main 81. g3I3l
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|,fopERN tI01-sEEEEPING ROOMS:
re range. IS ". 5th So SS9o
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BY OWNER-9- BRICK; HOT
water carpets, two ranges (coal. gas)
all first class. 5s7 First ave. 1912
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS.
with bath privileges. s16 per month.
me = ne Alexandria. $50 South West Temple.
Bell phone 1888 ool
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;SIsUf;D ROOMS. $50 NO. MALE:
= housekeeping. ~ ~
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F7iRNisHED Rooms FOR LIG 1T
at 317 W. North Ienipise:: pns:
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CLEANING AND PRESSING


NJ. CLlCRMAN. CLEANING, PRESSING.
repairing ladies' and gentlernen's wear;
second hand clothes bought and sold. ~
s. w. Temple. n5403
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HOTEL SAVOY. rs EAST 1sT SOUTH
wen ventilated rooms, soc. 75c and 81
Iuif Iuief Gay: $3.50 per week and up; also
isht housekeeping rooms s5 up. \ T2isS
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ROOMS FOR HOUSE.
.srfpr I43 South Sth East. r2aSo
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--r-,Nrs OF FINE sLEEPlSG ANp
ioo' rf535
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l|cELY FURNISHED HCJSEK EEP-
|ng rooms; gas, bath; everything new.
\ Norm lsy West. $500
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<-o,,s FOR LIGHT RoUSEkEG
"a. Strictly 1859
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.hEcoND HAND FTJRN7TIJRE

WARREN PAUL, HGV1Tc co17cIc11-1S s?c17-Ic161 ~
,.se w, Bird South, frst door ,cest sani.
iniil,u'n, iiire y, VIII for 30 DAYS. sell YOU fnrni-
Ihaf nrpets ranges. ct The lowest prices
n viii ~ possibly be made in Salt Lake
b. selI,nnssy nsy you 10 noe me before buv!ng
- oc
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TURKISH BATHS

EXPERT LADY ATTENDANTS. FACE
massage. manlcurIng, hair dressing
San!tHrium naIlors. sc West 3rd South
Bell tat1. Ind. 1919. f3lS9
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rgr HoUsEKEEP1TG ROOMS. SIN
N or on suite. "a East South Temo
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FoR RENT
.a,,rvrpTNG ROOMS

.-->~>~.C.S SICE FRONT LOWER
)sE To rooms: water and closet eog1o sI
,, ,,y X US IS End East. sZ-io
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&c FOR LIGHT HOCSEkEEPlEaIos; aos
ynS an. large urfurnlshed room. ,evo e
"a cnufh
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GAS FILTERS

PRONE HARLEY BROS. GAS RANGES
piping. Tcll 2GSr d26 So, Main m3Sis
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80, = FTIRNIsHED HoUsEKESEP-
'INELns half cottage: grouno nno., n
'c IaTf bath S l;rb, and party sas; no Children
10 !'s"' s170S
arr South.
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CARPET CLEANING

HAVE YOUR CARPETS RENOVATED
Electric Vacuum Carpet -.canins Co.
Reasonable rates. Bell 4l22-X. ri32
NO CHEAP WORK. BUT THE BEST
work cheap. American CARPET Cleaning
Co.. 332 SO. State, Ind. 81. Bcll SI70
1850
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,FTY FURNISHED H0UsEkEEt,nTSfI HOUSES Z, ,,,Sf
,errs. With gas. 62s Richafos st. tsssf ,,a
~" x "sn,,,h Of tabernacle. Neof'
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|ICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
fooms. heat. light. gas. lis South 18th
nst. $3.50
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50FHN FURNISHED ROOMS FOX
[c,,eekeep,ng at ~ Church st. r3p6?
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Fo.s RENT
HOUSES uNFURNIsHED

EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. MOD. EQUIP
mont. excellent condition. First south
and Third East; cheap rent TO right party
National Tca Importing Co., 221 South
West Temple 1858
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FOR RENT
RENT-RooMS FuRN1sHEn

FURNISHED ROOM AT NO. Glib
oons apt. PSI L. 3rd So. Call evenings.
So6n1
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GOING FISHING.

Let's go fishing said Lucille to her
sister Carrie. Carrie was reading. She
looked up and said: I'D love TO go,
but you know when mother went away
withlher little boy Franklin she made
US promise not to go near the water,
and Il don't like to break a promise.
do you?" IAN right. Ii you don't want
to so I'm going over and get Edith to
go With me. so there. Miss Smarty! III
go 1 don't suppose mother will find
OUT do you?' mo. of course, she
An right" said Carrie as she laid
her book down. Carrie was a book
worm Get the fishing rods. Hero
comes Edith now. Hello Edith. won't
you go fishing with us?'
yes. I'll CO." said Edith.
"Goodby," cried Lucille. Don't tell
any one Edith"
"Of course I won't"
Are you ready?" said Carrie.
YES, we are ready. come on"
So they went down to the river and
sat down on the bank.
There is papa" said Lucille. Hide.
said Carrie. Run" said Edith.
But 1t was too late. Papa had seen
them. and he had heard their mother
say they must not go to the water
SO he came right up to the girls ane
said: 1T thought ! heard your mother
say you must not go to the water"
They did not know what to do OF
say. Papa was very kind. He gave
them a long lecture. but he did mot
tell on them, but they never disobeyec
their mother again.
(Original.>
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THE FATAL HOUR.

Far out on theNWest Plank Road a.
small green cottage stood. Within its
walls until recently, there dwelt four
persons--Mr. and Mrs. Waysear and
their two daughters. HELEN and Louise.
whose ages were fourteen and eight,
respectively Helen had been highly
educated for a little girl OF her age.
She was very accomplished as we'll as
attractive. Louise was pretty, but not
the tavorite. Louise often felt cross
and sighted.
Mr.. Waysear had been absent for
several months. having gone away On
business. Finally his letters stopped
coming regularly, but later his Wits
heard he was too busy to write. Sud-
denly letters stopped altogether One
afternoon while resting on tho lawn
with Helen and Louise Mrs. .Waysear
bicycle. Who could 1t be? It couldn't
be her husband. for he never rode
home after work. Nearer and nearer
the wheel came. Why. its rider brought
telegram dated from Branchland.
Hurr!edly the excited woman read:
Am In Third Street Jail. Held on
false charge. Come at once. WI! ex-
plain later. JOHN wAYsEAR.'
Clasping both OF her children. the
mother Sn!lsReo Aysle!ICaiIJ. Wndt
must do. what must do?" she cried.
wringing her hands. II shall be dis
graced forever. Oh. Helen, Lo,tse,
come at once: hurry. hurry: what will
become of john
Helen. realizing her mothers con-
dit!on. tried 10 quiet her. Soon she
was better and ready to undertake
| the Journey to Branchland. On reach.
! ing their destination they went
straightway to the Third Street Jail.
Reaching her husbands cell another
exciting scene took place. Husband
and wife were sobhing In p!titul
| manner.
Mr.. waysear explained how GER
| tain crowd OF rough men had sworn
| they saw him shoot and stab a re-
| spected farmer He told the police OF
| his innocence. but was not believed
| Hoping to find some way OF proving
| himself not guilty. he undertook to
! comfort his grieved wife. She could
| not be consoied. AS the Jail clock
struck eight she left the building In
stupor. The trial OF her husba nd
would begin Thursday.
Ito be conInued.)
Composed by EsTELLE GATES.