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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-20

such lot about marriage? You are
too young yet, you know"
Hatty clapped her hands to hel
mouth, then groaned. 20, dear do
you know what It is to have to keep a
secret that is always nearly slipping
out?"
"Yes, I do" said Capt. Grant, feel
ingly, land /. can not stand 1t any
longer, l am going to tell IL to your
sister Nina this afternoon"
Hatty turned to him with her face
alight with interest.
Are you going to tell her whom
you are going to marry?"
"Yes. am, you cute little beggar."
"But Nina knows already"
81 expect she does" said Capt.
Grant laughingly; "but must tell
her all the same, before she can prom
ise to marry me-"
"But 1t is not Nina who is going to
marry you. She can't-she is going
to marry Bobby Rowe"
What"
Hatty looked startled, but persist
ed. "You have made me tell dead
secret, but thought you knew t."
1T can't be true. Look here, Hat
ty, you are a nice little girl now, but
YOU won't be one long IL you take to
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-20

free Indulgence in mlnce pies, ppr-
Joined from the larder by her brother
Jack) had nightmare. She dreamed
that a witch was riding through the
window on a broomstick to tickle her.
She gave muffled cry and awoke.
1t was barely dawn. but she could
see. a black figure kneeling by the
window. Save me, NlnaH che
shfieked, for che slept in the same
room.
b HDon't be frightened, Hatty, 10 is
only l." Nina came to the bedside.
The child clung to her, saying, "Ol
l thought you we're a witch. Why,
Ninal have you been crying? Your
cheeks feel all wet.''
with witches tears. then" an
swered Nina, trying to laugh. II will
tell you something happy that was
settled after you had gone to bed
last night--dear Lottie and Bobby are
going to be married soon"
"But II was you he was going TO
marry; he was in your tumbler."
20, Hatty, you little goose, that
was only a game" said Nina, kissing
her. "Go to sleep again and dream
about. your bridesmaids frock."
For day Hatty wandered about
with n load upon her conscience.
Then she could bear IL no longer; she
determined to confess to Capt. Grant.
She knew where TO find him, because
she had heard brother wondering
why he did not come over from the
barracks. fN, fgt
But the difficulty was to get to
him without letting out his secret.
A motor van, stopping at the. back
door. with parcels, showed her the
way tft
Whileithe man was chatting to the
servants, she took a couple OF apples
to the boy outside and asked. "You
are going on to Sheepstowrt, aren't
your" ttif' tt
EYES," said the boy.
do you pass the common?'
Eyes, we have to leave some par
cells at the barracks"
"That Is exactly where I want to
go. so do please take me with you. I
do not want the man to see me. Can't
l hide in the back OF the van?"
'1 daren't do II, miss; It is as
much as my place Is worth"
"But you will let me II | get you
lOlb mOIo hpplcSg Sdlu fidNbyt III "a
wheedliDg voice. ftt g..
The boy shook his head, but he
wavered when she darted into the APP
pie room and staggered with basket
load.
"It is only an old fish basket, and
/ may eat as many apples as like,
and II don't eat any for about a
week II will make up for these. so II
is not stealing" she painted. t-f
The result was that when the mo-
tor van went on its noisy way II was
heavier by the weight OF a. basket oi
apples and a small girl.
! The six-mile, journey seemed In.
tolerably slow to Hatty. but at last
the van stood at the barracks and q
dusty, disheveled little. CIR! dropped
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-20

the table and listened with bright.
eyed pensiveness. Her red lips part
ed bit; the lamplight played tag in
her hair. She looked sweet and
peaceful and domestic.
But she had a will OF her own as
well as temper, and she steadfagtly
repudiated the knoll and successively
iesused ownership: half the PROFITS Of
the sale; one-half, one7third, one.
fourth, even. -uFu lss
1ne clock struck 0, TO-. 1l--and
Dempsey was still arguing. The
houseKeeplng woman had long since
vanished. Miss Paula still listened
contentedly TO his arguments and still
said mo- with q softness OF voics
that roved, somehow, she meant 1t.
Came pause; Dempsey rose With
certain dehniteness He crossed the
room and stood behind the red-head-
ed girls chair. She looked up at him,
smiling a little. The tick Of the
clock sounded like the blows OF a
triphammer
Half that moneys yours" he said,
sternly. Because you're going I'd
marry me-"
He stopped slipped an arm Ground
her neck, tilted her chil and kissed
her.
20, well, since you put It that way
-Philt"
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preston on her face.
What are you thinking OF, Hat
typ" Capt. Grant expected some ref
erence to angels.
Il was thinking that II l married
the author we would motor about in
different countries and write books
about them to pay for our travels. IL
married you | could always be rid
ing your horse. If married the
prince we would go rushing every
where in special trains: but as am
going to marry the aviator we shall
be able to fly about up there"
"Whatever has made you think
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-20

repeating vulgar gossip"
II do not know what you mean by
vulgar gossip, but II is true that Bob
by Rowe Is going to be Nina's hus-
|sband--she said so herself, hut you
unjust not tell any one else--it Is a
lbdead secret"
The incredulity died out of Capt.
IiGrant's face and he spoke quietly.
II"Since when has Rove been going to
Abe your sisters husband2"
II "Since Friday evening"
"Since Friday EVENING" And only
yesterday afternoon she let me-
tWhew! Thank God YOU are plain,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-20

bottom. He crossed the stream and
mounted to the knoll, then looked
about for the bulldog, but the animal
was not In sight. He dropped his
tools.
He was laying out the work in his
minds eye when there was scurry
and growl behind him. He turned to
find a bulldog rushing at him-not
the animal he had weaned from its
allegiance, but another. bigger and
even more sayage-looking.
Naturally he retreate1 and rope,
stretched taut and cunningly hidden
by leaves and brush. trlpped him. lie
plunged headlong over the edge Of the
knoll into a pool below
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absolutely and would have fought for
him to the last gasp.
The "city farmer" had kept a
bright lookout for Paula, but without
result. Though she tied the dog in
the path each morning and removed
him at sunset, besides bringing him
food in the middle of the day, she re-
mained invisible. This was much to
Dempsey's relief and due partially to
his carefulness. He did not relish
being caught corrupting her sentry.
The fifth morning was cloudy and
cold with a raw wind. Oempsy
shouldered ak and shovel and post-
hole digger and headed for tn9 creek
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-20
ANSWERED

"But you are coming into tea
now?" she said, as she lifted her on
the horse. t.
mot today. ! do not think Will
tell my secret, after all, and so you
had better not say anything about
meeting me. Goodby, little one" He
mounted and rode away.
Hatty sat down to tea so absorbed
in her own thoughts that she never
noticed that Nina's eyes kept wander
ing toward the door, long after Bob
by Rowe had come, and that It waz
Lottie. not Nina, who strolled away
with him into the conservatory to
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-20


,are aud tanned; her blouse was open
4 bit, showing a beautiful columnar
leek and her rough skirt was ankle
ength.
She was very attractive wood
and picture, but Dempsey could not
lppreciate that fact to the full. For
lis eyes were glued on a rifle which
'he held and which was pointed at his
breast.
But my dear young lady" he
demonstrated, paciically.
Don't you dear young lady mel"
AZ Interrupted; just get off my land
and stay on"
Blu. 1t isn't your land. Miss Blge-
low, as the records will show. I've
waited two weeks for you to get back
70 / could explain. / had surveyor
iown here and he established our line
where IL should be. It's right here,
IN YOUR side OF the creek"
III isn't" stormed the girl, wav-
~ the rifle bit for emphasis. "The
s;-ek has always been the boundary !;
The Indian grants show IL. And II
YOU attempt TO build a fence over
mere someone will get hurt, that's all!
we W ptth HEullHB TOT OuI IlEHlH Iul
so years and we're not going to stop
now, just because city farmer buys
out those pirate Brockways!"
Dempsey flushed at the epithet
city farmer" and his Jaws snapped.
"There's got to be a fence" he said,
"for I've ordered so angora goats 10
clean out this brush And the fence
10 eoing where the surveyor said it
should go."
Dempsey was angry and he expect
% The tide OF the girls wrath to rise
AZ his reply. But she proved an un-
efpeGted young woman. After look
irg at him steadfastly for mo-
renf she sat down on log. the rifle
acIoss her lap. her chin In her hands.
ut isn't necessary TO put up a
fe. ne," she said gloomily. "Your
g9ats couldn't fnd anything to eat on
eur side OF the fenee-except mort
cages Her scarlet mouth began to
nuiver. the blue eyes filled and
5veriiowed; two tears rolled down her
cbfeka
feeling like sheep thief and a
u f1erer In one, for he was soft
hearted young bachelor whom femin.
Inc fsina unneryed. Dempsey gath
cred bfs ience-building tools. With
nut struck OF up che nati
t6wo We stole q backward
.....i..-... -r~-rlr.
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80 you would make friends with
my bulldog?" mocked the girl You
didn't know | had two did you?"
Violent immersion in the cold wa
ter had set Dempsey's teeth to chat
tering, hut hot rage now welled up
within him. He was ungallant enough
to shake his flst at the tableau on the
knoll
"You-you--" he spluttered and
stopred. What could a man, who
hoped he was a gentleman, do or say
under me circumstances? He
couldnt lurl aNuse and he couldn't
offer 70 fgAt
The girl. saelns his predicament
laughed With tae wicked If musical
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-20

WltcheS tears.
Seven intent pairs OF eyes were
watching, and seven pairs Of lips kept
silence, though sometimes a soft
sigh famed the ebbing flames. which
one by one were quenched in wa
terry grave until there was only one
left burning, and that was in the
bowl of the youngest girl.
20. my dear aviator! he has beat
en- you ALL" she exclaimed triumph
antly.
You picked out the largest piece
OF camphor," laughed her sister Nina,
as she clicked on the electric light.
ut breaks the spell to say whom
your camphOr is meant to be, Hatty,"
warned a girl visitor.
But will It matter. as I did not
say his name, Amy?" asked the child
anxiously.
Not this time and now we are go
Ing to make earth pellets. when we
have to tell the name of the winners" Z"
Each girl took four sips of paper
on which they wrote the name of a
man. These were rolled up separate
~ In earth; then. in turn. the girls
cropped them into a tumbler of wa
ter. Amy, being the eldest, put hers
in first; they fell to the bottom of the
glass. As the earth washed off the
p1ner came quickly to the surface.
sAmy fished out the first that rose
aud read 1t calmly, Capt. Grant"
Hatty exclaimed. "How funny!
I've got him too, also a prince, an au-
thor and an aviator. | love them all
and do not mind which IL is that will
be my husband"
Il am afrad that you are very
q kle. Hatty." said Nina.
Amy objected. at is absurd. a It.
lie girl like you choosing a man as
Did as Capt. Grant. You are much
.oc young to be here at all: anyway
you should choose boys your own
igo."
Boys" exclaimed Hatty scornful-
y, when ! can have men. IL does
aot matter a bit me being younger
because If my Capt Grant comes up
lrst ! shall be grown up Just in nice
lime to he his second wife"
Meanwhile the rest OF her papers
had hoated up. Nina went to take
hem out to make room for her own.
As she did so she could not help see
ug Capt. Grant written three times
over.
She threw them into the fire with
,ut speaking but her face looked
:roubled. When her first pellet melt
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Dempsey was a good swimmer and
he struck out instinctiyely for shore
his own shore-when he came to
the surface. IL was scarcely neces-
sary TO swim. for the water was only
breast high. When he had scrambled
our and looked back peermg lableau
presented itself 90 his Wrathful eyes.
His neighbor stood oI the gI-ull,
looking like some graceful S7ilG thing
OF the forest, With z le1-4iSc own tam
perchee cakishly on hey windblown
red hair and br9wv 7eater enfold-
ing her vigorous young body. She
held in leash the strange bulldog,
which was grlnning complacently.
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look at the chrysanthemums.
The whole Of the next day Nina
was in state of expectancy, and then
she feared she had mistaken the
meaning OF Capt. Grants seeming
devotion. Pride made her hide the
hurt astonishment in her heart. Her
brothers and sisters noticed nothing
unusual about her, except chat she
was inclined to be irritable.
But one night Hatty (after q too
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-20

Hatty, for the pretty girls are all
alike"
The look OF dlsmay on the child's
face made him feel brute. She said.
piteously, "I know I am ugly every
time l see myself, In a glass, but / did
hope no one else had noticed IT."
"You are not ugly; you have a
dear little face, Hatty. was in a
bad temper; Just kiss and be friends.
for have to go away tomorrow.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-20
Towser,a Loss.

Hello, old chap" greeted the
crowd at the club. Back from youi
hunting trip. Bag anything?"
NO" responded Chappy Badshot,
wearily.
well. no wonder. You are a bacA
number. The idea Of going hunting
with a tailless pointer"
"oh, don't blame poor I3eppo! He
had a tail when he started"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-20
Ecllpsed.

Gunner-What caused Biikina
and wilkins TO get out Of the argu.
ment, SO unreremoRiously?
~ GuyeF-r-Wep, Bilkins. was tdiking
horse and Wilkins was talking auto.
mobile and soma one came along who
talked airship tf ~
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-20
Two .sinds 81 Fame

Yes admitted the author Of Z
successful hook, rI woke up one nAorn-
ing and found myself famous. (" 81
ut was different with mes5F 70
marked the politician who had mAds
an ill-advised speech. Zone morning
! found myself famous--then woke
up"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-20
Anpearances 0fto1E Iisnantiva.

What a. fne-looItiRG man that
ISL" exclaimed young Indy 81 4 ken.
tleman passed by who HsSid AstfaAi
attention anywhere.
yes rejoined h y connanIor.
"Ie looks like an scr-eio .d,a. IuS
he talks IKE pris ay -
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-20
by KATE KlNYoN.

ERE was no light in
the room save the
small blue flames that
flickered from the
Jumps of burning
camphor floating in
seven bowls of water.
Each camphor berg
twirled merrily as
its base kept eddying
away In pearly bub-
bles. These were the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-20
EFT off my land!"
BY WILL SEAT.

IT off my land!"
Dempsey looked
up with a start. A
red headed girl,
whose blue eyes
were shadowed by
long dark lashes,
confronted h | m
from a clump OF
bushes not 10 yards
away. Her round
ed fOra1runu xyarp
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-02
Woman Is Victim
of Police Blunder

"Come along with u.s." said the
policemen. you haven't got any
husband. Mrs. Wegman was
thrown into Jail In spite of her
protests and kept there an hour
and a half while Wegman was
trying to get bail for her.
Mrs. Wegman has been married
1 A. years and Is the mother Of
three children. Wegman worked
for Ben Haverkamp here for
years and owns property in Ia
coma.
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Employ No More Women
Too Apt to Wed is Cause

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. q
Orders have been issued to South
ern Pacific passenger traffic Off
Gals to discontinue the employ
ment Of women in that depart
ment. Women at present employ
ed will not be disturbed, but their
places will be filled by men as
rapidly as they resign.
Inability to fill the higher po-
sitions In the department and the
woman employees habit of getting
married just about the time she
becomes of value are assigned as
the reasons for the new order.
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His wife a victim of brutal po-
lice blunders, Isaac Wegman, for
merly a cigarmaker here. is suing
the city of Seattle for $4,000
damages.
Mrs. Wegman was awaiting for
her husband in front of the In
dependent Cigar company at Sc
attic, where he is employed.
What are you doing here y
Patrolmen Humphrey and Opdyke
demanded of her. She told them.
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If hold on till January I can get
$4,000 for this place, but for quick
sale I will take $500 for my 120-
acre relinquishment, 3-room house
and Groom tent house, all nicely
Furnished; barn, other outbuildings,
% hogs, about 60 chickens, 1 cow, 1
horse and buggy and wagon, pillow
and tools, about 3 acres in garden;
4 miles to town, about / " miles to
school and saw mills: lots of tim
her on land; nearly all fenced, wire
hog and hen runs. Adjoining so
acre REIMBURSEMENT, with Groom
house furnished. about / acre clear
ed. nearly all fenced, can be had
for $500 II sold within one week. Ad-
dress p. o. Box FL, Wamic, Wasco
Co, Ore.
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5 Acres Cost $500
Land as a Savings Bank

We the Tacoma
distance city limits at s16 $50 an acre.
can be
a
COED water in wells from 6e DG nfef deep
Plenty wood for ue
Of he trac ts nov
nd s notsa s
the productive soil Western Washington ,o
savings
III
around
for YOU YOU a This is chance
WITH r GREGORY co. 20; ATH RE Atty BLDG,
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4 Lots, New House

This house is on nice level lots.
surrounded by nice clump of young
frs for shade; blocks from Span
away car line. The house is 1Sx24
it,; $3.50. $50 down and $40 a month
to keep chickens and have good gar
den. @. H. Judges Co., 215 Bankers
Trust. A 1925.
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Red Cross Ball Blue makes the
laundress happy, makes clothes
whittier than snow. If you wish
beautiful, clear white clothes, use
Red Cross Ball Blue. At all good
grocers.
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Big store room, suitable for laun-
dry or boarding house ;also 20-room;
will rent or sell on easy payments,
on Center st. 1919 So. q st.
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For 3ale or trade for acreage by
owner, 7-room house, gas, electric
lights, porcelain hath. street grad
ed, cement sidewalk. Phone A 2172.
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land to exchange for city property;
also acres on Vashon island to
exchange for small house in city;
also Yakima valley land to exchange
for automobile.
WHITE & ANDERSON
500 Natl. Bank Of Commerce Bldg.
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THIS rs TT

A new 5-room bungalow on No.
9th st. on 2 corner lots b0x130; con-
crete foundation and basement; the
rooms are large and beautifully
finished and tinted walls and the
best Of porcelain plumbing. II you
want a fine home cheap don't miss
seeing this one. Price reduced to
$4,000; 5000 cash, balance $25 per
month, including interest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-02

FOR SALE-40-acre farm, two
houses; improved; $1,000. Phone
6262.
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MUST SELL AT ONCE TO GET

For sale, sos No. Ainsworth ave-,
Groom house and bath, with 2 lots
50x120 to 20 IT. alley; blocks to
No. X st. car line. Price and terms
to suit.
RUTHFIELD, 4Os pRovIDENT BID.
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A BONANZA

Just what you have been looking
for. A 4-room bungalow, built 2
years has the best of porcelain
tered walls, house well lighted.
large porches. house in first-class
condition and located on lot 50x128
near 9Th ave-. fine lawn, garden and
lots Of flowers This is a fine cor
ner; all assessments paid. Will be
given away for $1,000. $500 cash, bal
ance SIS per month.
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Boarders Wanted

s~-~~.rs-<>-.~-rr>@.-@>@'- @"@~s~~>>N1~->~~
BUSY MEN AND WOMEN find 1T
aSs to to tbs TPes Ma,n thsir
IND. 1893. Times ads cost only
one cent per word. 10 words cost
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$25-CASH-$25

and $40 per month will buy a nice
Ar. plastered house, pantry, sink
and water in house; sewer in and
connected; house in good condition
and is a nice home for small FAM
lily. Price only $500. Better look
this up today-it's too good to last.
acres good land on car line for
only $3.50" $50 cash, balance month
ly.
III. p. LAwHORN, Ga Bernice Bldg.
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For observation-disclosures

KOHLER & CAMPBELL piano for
rent. $3.50 month. NJ. 3S17.
FOR RENT-Private office with use
of reception room; real estate
man preferred. Inquire 1924 Fidel-
fly Bldg. Main 1924.
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$500, part cash, for an exceed
ingly large Groom house and three
fine lots; 81 bearing fruit trees; i'm
provement all in and paid; cement
walks up to and around house. M.
3SS6.
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Homeopathic Physicians
Carpet Cleaners

III. l.. HAuCK-Carpet beating, refit-
ting and laying; feather renovat-
Ing and upholsterinR. 2s12 eth ave
Phone Main 325, A 232s.
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A Great Bargain

A 5-room modern house for sale
by owner, $1,000; easy terms. Phone
A 1899.
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Help Wanted-Male
Situations Wanted-Male

WANTED-Position as night watch
man by young man with some eX-
perience with steam boiler. Ad-
dress AS, care Times.
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Announcements

FIRE SALE on wall paper and
paints, Acme quality paint. fire
proof slin-proof, climate-proof and
Waterproof, at A. S. Johnson Co.,
1142 G st. |
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FOR sale or trade, 2 lots Fletcher
Heights add, cheap. Apt. s, Webster
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A BIG SNAP ON LOTS

Lots with 40 foot frontage, two
blocks from 9th ave., 500 and up,
on very easy terms. This is one
third of their real value. Will triple
in less than Is months. Each a
building site.
w. M. Updegraff
aeo2 9Th Ave. Phone M. 8227.
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Wanted to Borrow

MORTGAGE FOR SALE. $1,000,
bearing s per cent interest; secur-
tty choice residence property, fully
insured; interest collected free semi
annually and mailed to purchaser.
Call at office for full information.
1ennox Trust Co.. 952h Pacific ave.
WANTED TO BORROW-sS00 at
once from a PRIVATE PARTY.
Can give first security on real es-
tate in Tacoma; no commission. Ad-
dress B-4, care Times.
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Furnished Houses

FURNISHED Groom house at 3109
So. 10th st. for rent. Good gar
den Very cheap.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-02
CARD reading. Call Main SS79-L.

S. army since 1866 and up to 1890
should inform G. W. Tussing, ma
tional committeeman, 5737 So. Yaki-
ma ave., Tacoma, Wash. Phone NJ
2432.