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Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

gazine contains a story of fiction by
Stanley Osborn, a former Blair. boy and
son OF the late Hon. l. w. Osborn
The members of the Rebekah lodge
gave a On thuay surprise parry on NJ. a.
day evening to Miss Mary Fcss. the
noble grand of the lodge, at the home Of
her mother. .
Postmaster Cook and family. who has
been farming on a small scale for the
last two years in the suburbs of the
CITY has moved into a more central loca-
ton for the winter. ,--t.
John Stammsrjohan, who, hanged him
self in the jail at Battle Creek, Neb. and
who was former resident OF Blair, car
ried &,oOo policy in the local lodge of
Modern Woodr'en here.
PapilliOn.
r z. Talon departed Thursday for
Gregory, $. D. to attend the land draw
ing.
Since the traffic by motor began last
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

SHAVING NECEssI-
RI TIES.
10c Williams Shaving
Soap for ....... 40
use Shaving Stick, 1870
Csc Amole Rose Shaw
ing Lotion ......9 80
$3.50 Wade & Butcher
Razor for .......97o
$3.50 Westerholm
Razor for .... $40
RUBBER GOODS.
800 Rubber Gloves
81. rs Fountaj.s
Syringe for .....79o
$500 DR.. Scott's
Douche for ...&2.a5
$1,25 Hot Water Bot
tie for ....... $50
CAMERA SALE.
y off on all Seneca
Cameras Saturday.
8 tubes of NJ. Q. De-
veloper for .25o
15c pkg. Acid Hypo. 80
$14.60, 3Ax5H Post
Card Camera, $3.50
PATENT MEDICINE.
soc Syrup of Figs, 4so
S5c Castoria ..... $40
SOC Bromo Settler, $50
soc Milks Emulsion
for ,-.......... 29o
800 Listerine for $50
800 Peruna for. $50
800 Lydia Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
500 Duffy's Pure
Malt for ...... $50
MIME. YALE's
ARTICLES.
soc Almond Blossom
Cream for .... $50
SOC Face Powder, 400
800 Fruiticura $50
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

on Wednesday afternoon at her home by
number OF her friends
MISS Hazel Pamp has been staying with
her grandmother, Mrs. c. E. Pamp, while
ner mother Is visiting in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Smith and son,
Willie, spent Sunday afternoon at the
home of her uncle, Mr.. Z. Il. Richards
Mr.. Floyd Smith of Iowa ana Mr.. Carl
Nelson OF Illinois we're the guests OF
their cousins, George and Joseph Free
man, last week -,,r-
Miss Foote, a returned missionary to
turkey, entertained a crowd at the Irv-
ington Congregational church Sunday
evening with a lecture on Turkey.
Hans Peter Larsen lost a good horse
Wednesday evening on the way to the
electrical parade. The horse took sick
ana died about three miles from Larsen's
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

Sunday, travel between here ana ouaa'ha
has been very heavy. ---
Real estate has advanced very mate
rally since the .huilding' OF the lntetu'Os"
and many lots have changed hands.
The Jury term of the fall. session Of
court began last Monday. After the triai
OF two cases all other law and criminal
cases were continued to the next term.
Judge Harvey D. Travis VIII continue
the term indefinitely for the hearing OF
equity and exparte matters.
Mesdames Maud Hayhow, Tine C. Corey
and Susan Plat received the news Thurs
day morning OF the death Of their SIS
ter, Mrs. Grace Spra9g, OF LoudenVille.
They Immediately departed for the run
eral They had not heard that Mrs.
Sprang was sick
Springfield.
The Adventists have put new roof on
their church building u.s.;
Rev, Connolly and family left on Tues
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
roved land will be depicted by photo

PtVNSu iAno VIII De depicted by photo
granh, 800. .ts.....-.
The exhibit will be made sttraetivecfrom
every point OF view and there will be
something OF interest. Cor any farmer of
any line. Dairy, cattle and hogs will
not be sighted and that the Walls walia
valley offers the great opportunity for
farmer. either along special or general
lines, win be thoroughly demonstrated.
This win be the first time waila walla
has ever gene to, Omaha with an exhibit
and this locality 10 anxious 70 make the
best showing Of the entire bis Land show,
@ EBtAF 1.ha. f7eA,s Ro,kln,,or- ssonsas.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

75c Genuine Ideal
Hair Brush for $50
Csc Or. Graves Tooth
Powder for .12o
Csc Packers Tar Soap
. for G............16 o
Z pkgs. Toilet Paper
Tor -......... 100
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
vsilsy,

~. and Mrs ROY samson are visiting
Or. ard Mrs Asee were visitors
Aonday. s.
Mrs. Mcdonald and Mrs. Gardner went
10 Fremont Tuesday.
; AIRS. c. n. Nichols will return from her
visit 10 Minnesota Saturday
The friends Of Mrs. N. r. Byars gave
her a very enjoyable surprise party FRI
day afternoon. About thirty ladies were
present.
Rev. y z zlmnsrmAn Of wsAOo vas
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

.wo o d btu rvs Facial
Soap for ........ $50
rRHRMos BOTTLES.
1-pt. .Thermos. 81. 90
lot. Thernfos .$2.4s
l-at. Thermos, nickel.
Another Special Of
fer to Introduce the
New Massatta Ta1cum
Powder, we are goipg
to give you with a
purchase OF u OF. Per-
fupnc for 26e Greg. soc
FREE l.; aSc can
Massatta ralcum- also
miniature size.
s Cakes Ivory g Soap
Tor $50
8 sc Owl, 3 for. 100
SC Capadura, 3 for 100
1 Little Chancellors,
Black and white. SO
Toe official Seal, Spe-
cial for ........ 30
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

The each month great Red Cross
70.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

THE NEW BRoWNELL DRESS FOR GIRLS
Pretttest Of an tbs new tall dresses for girls
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

Enter .The, Bees 'Booklover, Contest
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
TOILET GOODS
SECTION. -:

SECTION, -;
CSC Lilac Talcum, 60
soc Pompeian Mas
, 75c Pompeian Mas 4
sage -. ....... $50
25c 'Sanitoli Tooth Pow
25e SAINT o F a c.e
soc etI + E b &c o T Q Of h
soc Kinds Honey and
Almond Cream $50
25c. Eastman's Benzoin
7 and almond Lotion
= CSC Diamond i NAH Pol
r IL 5Ss sror1o 1sH
soc. Java Rice Powder
soc xor La Jeune pow der
- IA - - .
\ 800 Ananbert'a Louis .
cite for sSc
800 'Azurea or Le-
: Trefle for .-s.... $50
800 Flower Girl
Toilet Water for $50,
soc Locust Blossom
Toilet water tor $50
15c Channels ~; 30
Csc Bot: Per-
- oxide 40
n 10c Jap Rose
III 49,. Soap for 70
~Aa7 Cakes Co
EA. soanut Oh on
~vososs 1-lp 20 Mule
81 Borax 80
j 6 Cakes Vol
~, for -. $50
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
CHILDREN'S WOOL DRESSES.

The new MILDLY style or the favored Peter Thompson
for school or dressy wear S39S, So $3.50 and SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-14
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PER FORMED

BLOOD OF Skin disorders Of any ki
70 cali Tor free trial bottle Dr. hickor'
famous remedy hI9 Pacific FidR
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Ten acres on county road. three miles
from Silverdaic for ttf6, All second
growth trees and no big atumps.
Owner 1916 American Bank building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-14

became excited and jumped There
Was a car coming down a crowded
street az 30 or 40 miles an hour
without soul on H. Again Ralph
saw the danger. and had the nerve
TO act, Il was the same "a head
on collision and the car was direct.
ly IN front OF him. Tie applied his
brakes. gave three bells 20 the con.
duetor and reversed the car In less
time than some people could think
Five minutes later he was pulled
from the wreck with broken les
and two broken fingers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-14
SEATTLE HERO TALES

Ralph y. Ruffaio Is The
s,.r,s hero Cor today. Nc has
sser working az a notorman
=, the seattle sieet$ie Co. FOR
sesut seven years. and has
e~en IN a number Of accidents.
!, which he has always held
nls nerve and stayed at hls
post. -
seattle folks viii remember the
..r,aent when two crowded Alki
paint cars came together In a head.
On rollision near Youngstown.
n Was one " these nights when
she fog hung 50 heavy that no
Seadlight could pierce itsmoro than
: few feet Ruflalo Was ON the out.
sound car. which was loaded 10 the
s.sras He had the right OF way
~ Youngstown. but the moterman
an the inbound car dtsobeyed the
crders and tried 10 reach the
switch. half way between Noungs.
town and Spokane av. Ralph heard
: noise He slaekened speed. and
than only a few yards Ia front OF
him be saw a ear coming 80 miles
An hour straight at him. Ralph
aidnt Jump. lie applied his brakes
An : flash and reversed his car.
Then the crash came, Many people
vere baby hurt and taken to the
hosni,al Ralph was taken 10 the
hospital with two broken ribs aud
PRAISES all over his body. Hut HIS
QUICK action undoubtedly saved
llvesI
Another Good Performances.
On November IL. 1903, Rnftalo
"a running on the Queen Anne
lima He Was going up First av. on
Ma last trip for the day. A car In
mont OF him was going 20 the barn.
and was IN charge Of a new crew.
a Pike street tho motorman lost
control Of hts car. When u started
backwards on him and came south
"A Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-14
POLICE CHIEF HAPPENS TO EAT IN
RESTAURANT VIOLATING NEW LAW

working women employees 10 hours
was admitted by the proprietor
this morning. but be would give
no reason over the telephone.
1T u ridiculous 90 say that the
eight.hour Law works undue hard
ship on the employers" said Mrs
Blanche Mason. assistant labor
commissioner yesterday. In this
state the women may work any
eight hours out OF the "a Fourteen
European countries have already
united in prohibiting night work FOR
women
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-14

The reason for violating the
elrht. hour law Is not ~ subject
% discuss over the telephone" said
Herbert lnce. proprietor OF the
Hroadway Lunch. 5i2 Broadway. to
lay when he was asked Why the
eirls employed In his restaurant
are working ten hours.
II Was the irony Of fate that
Chief Claude eanniek should be
found las, night. eating In the Only
oesttis restaurant thus Far found
violating the new ia~.
That the Broadway Lunch IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-14

Render Unto Caesar the Things
That Are Caesars will be- the top
ic OF an address tonight by Charles
Friedrich Adams. the New York sin.
ne taxer, before the University
Community club AZ the University
Congregational church. Tho meet.
INK, which begins at Sis. will be
open to the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-14

A meeting for working men will
be held In the Labor Temple Sun.
day afternoon &c $3.50. Rev. Henry
A. Atkinson. national secretary OF
the Labor and Social Department
OF the Congregational brotherhood.
viii address the meeting Rev. VII.
fred wilmington. Central Labor
Council delegate from the Minister
lai Alliance. viii preside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-14

NEfiAWkA. Neh.. June III. Y.
Banning. station agent here. re
ceiyea a package OF currency
amounting 10 s. 900 for a local bank
b. express today. tie laid the pack.
aee aside and Il fell into the waste
basket. with a mass Of paper. An
cther employe In the office took the
basket outside and burned the con
tents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-14

For shs eoaysnisnes Of Ger rssasss -
have established sGencies al the feiles-
inM dfua stores
y. % uaIIea. stes nsiiaFd Az rhons
ballard 1es.
trown fhssmsef. corner itih ~, and
Nesntaln ttrw nfux ~ter~. rarn.s ftfd
and Aurora NEfth sit Nfeen 81.
fremunt prus Go, Ffernnnt ~. and
Er ma e. Narfh if8s. Green as
seush Park Pharmacy. sass palias sv.
ai3nsF tst
Cherry street Pharmacy. corner Ezra
Cedar tts
aIasa. prug ~fet~ ssfh ard Grvsas
apoa Fhpne Nofth ~
AS taken 40 70 ~ q. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-14

tbf otfrst ffr~s tra~rd Wrrsf
SAN FRANCISCO. June IT,
David White remains acting chief
% police today while Chief Scy.
mouy. In the downstairs police Of.
flee. waited patiently for the dis
trict captains reports. which we're
seaf TO White instead. In Judge
Scawelrs court one or two attor.
neys appeared and were curtly told
that the Judge did not care to bear
any more arguments In the case.
No orders were issued today and the
tanglc In police affairs has not yet
been Strengthened out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-14

Teacher-Sow then. Willie, can
you tell me what the national
eolors are7
wlilfe-Yeagum: black. white
and long green.-PhiladeIphia Tcle-
graph.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-14

In a letter to @. y Thorndyke.
manager OF the Globe Nav. com
pany. Capt. Ross. OF the Wllbert l..
Smith. tells of a terrible storm
which the ship encountered north
OF the equator. The vessel was
caught In a tempest which ragged
for hours. lightning splintsring her
topmast. and knocked every one OF
the crew down. After getting out
OF that storm he writes that further
on the ship encountered a cloud
burst that lasted for two hours. The
Smith Is on her way here from Cal.
ifornia.
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runERAL DIRECTORS.

flTrT- FIfS1iiSSTf NrT1'YISI rSBEifxRfN6 60.
Corner tth and unien. Main 1871. Ind.
tTas FREMONT OFFtCE. flif IRE
mont ~ Phones. North sso Green ~.
nt'rTEHWDHTH a SOY. Professional
Directors and Licensed Embalmers 1871
list. opp Moore theatre both phancs fts
H0nneg Watson Co. Funeral Directors.
Third az. aud University. 10th phones "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-14

BAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June IL.
John McLights. a seaman foand
oaphyxiated in his room today.
Ged en- route TO the hospital
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FIRST poe IN NEW ROAD

sAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June 10.
To-Day the first pole for the
municipal railroad on Gcary 81. was
put In place Many people attend
u the ceremony. which took place
a the intersection OF Preside av.
end Geary 81.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


TO All. WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
TAkA NOTICE that uepv9e . Asissh.
she vas Formerly 40 srnglefe - ths
snderssxnsa for the sole pafpsse ~ s~it.
ina ths stee& ~ ths wadsFsisress 10 nos
agent. employs sHrxaaf. es N any
other capacity Whatsoever that te u uef
tho holder - any assigned claims ffNfa
the undersigned. ras 10 he the holder 81
any rialfns NhAsHgsNgf dur from ths
undersigned. anL IL In no Wiss zr1 IN ~
snsefssned. aui no psrmsnts % anF
Eind. character natefs ~ Descriptions for
auy purpose zhafsp4gsr shoEid b made
TO shs said George . Smith a. the s9sat,
servant cr attasneY. az in any other
81 ,h- undr4sixnesi. and any ard ~ pay
meats made 90 him for the undsfsisusa
are a. ihs f&sa and peril ~ arr person
" b asne1e paFtaE the sans
Dated this isth dsy ~ Iuns. A. D.
PACIFIC coat oft COMPANY.
~ 4. W SPIKE. s.ersssfy.
fadsss hixh sreds suite. ttt ara as.
value $50 ana tss. IN blas serge. ehsvto'
So" wARSsHot.pr THE TAILOR.
~ Bsrke Bidx !. tis
Rnelishw nra@a la uxhtsra 81 81 geargs
meet nfss and third Thsfsisys D m.
Ia farssg~ts hall. tests Firai Az For
icfnrsnation phone ind Grant as
FREE ROCK
peuny ffiii vii help rad Apply 70
Grant smith A CO a Etillw~ii. sscoad
and Bel Maln tzfa
Anrsae who knDWs Mf = Nlikesan.
attorney. pisasa communicates ~iih Csses.
The star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-14

mn OXYGENAToR

THE DNIIFNATUH
'ures and cures. nothing shall ever stop
ID pneumonia 10 two hours all kinds
of fever blood poison no matter how
bad. liver kidney. Appendicitis and
rheumatism muat 60. infnutile pafaiY-
sis speedily removed, asthma. ratafrh.
stomach trouble vanish a. snow before
ths noon day sun. ecFsfna and all blood
diseases. iung and throat troubles
Send Tor our f&-pnRe books OF hNr-
patty aud hof.n Endorsement 200
cured In Washington since February J..
1914
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FARMS AND AcnuAou-tconts.)

FOR SALE 81 ACRES or THE
FINEST KIND or FRUIT LAND
IN DOUGLAS co. ON THE co
LUMBIA RIVER SUB IHRlGAT.
ED AND LEVEL. GOOD BOAT
SERVICE AND ROADS. LAND IN
THIS NElGHBOHHOOD HAS
BEEN SELLING AT $4,000 AN,
ACRE. If TAKEN NOW. WILL
GIVE BIO SACRIFICE ON THAT
PRICE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-14

9ene Nv any Denfi.t ysu cure 10 go TO.
DGHAKE or THE DENTAL COM
BfSE.
There u a Dental Office AZ the corner
q First ard Cherry street. ana one a.
p eorref ~ First and Marion street
MAJ tries 10 imlfats my name. bat 4
n2se No interest in them ny offices are
Ills. e3-zg Union Block. TIS first Ave-
- over T. W. suffers Jrwelry store.
HneFe lief have been for 10 years. Open
Hsrinss sniii and Sundays pntn for
poDpin Who work
EfswIN ! BROWN. D d. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-14
LOST AND FOUND.

Lost.
The 9th Of June. a dark bay horse
with three white feet The two front
fset are white and the left hind foot
white and one dark: on hts ief hip is a
brand " Hs has got a white spot on his
forhend. II anybody should find him,
notify. a reward Will be given.
VICTOR FAoERuD.
OlaIlam. Wash. BOX 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-14

Classified usnt ass ste. ens esaf PER
setf, ininInura charge fef any 80. -
cents Tei1HhnHe a8 In aud we ~ilt asna
az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-14
Dr.. E. J. Brown
713 FIRST AVENUE
Union Block
NE Dentist That Makes Good and
Saves You 100 Per Cent.

ea saw tfNi-
iars Z make n Del
lar. aud tho Den
tai Combine Loses
Two Dollars. when
I DO your Dental
work. Remember
I Do not corn pete
with cheap Dentists.
buf af,h the Dental
Combine Tor half
their price for worh
Guaranteed. Come
In and have free sx-
sminafisu and learn
my prices for the
best work. then
A..
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.ogIICASs
E YES

Properiy rfted with glasses REPAIRING
done The Albert Hansen Optical De-
psrfmsnf
CHERRY ST. cor. FIRST Av.
W Ednunds. opb %. Graduate Or
.oincirisi. Iea i.earf Rdg si7t indsis-s
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t.ost-~Afnaii size iadiss' watch.
Finder return 10 sis 10 Pike ST.: 40
reward Phones ~ $50. Ind. sst0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-14

pHoNEs. MAIN lss7. ND 80.
refined, respectable and capable
widow aged - years, who under
stands lodging house business. desires
gentleman partner. C-teg. care Htar.
Don't be hneIy. Ioin our matrimonial
bureau 1924 Seventh av.. room I WON
en- free this month Phone T. 6leI.
For fine stamp photos visit the
Pioneer studio. e2b FIRST av.
INTRODUCTION SOCIETY.
1871 Third ay.. No. "a. bybee hotsi.
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STAR WANT Ans BRING RESULTS
BANK STATEMENTS.

BANK STATEMENTS
fuffrlaf pabfiratian =
REPORT % rHN FISAscfkL coNpL
ttin % the Tait state usnk. lneHtrr
~ Teii. state 90 washinstan. a. tan
,isse % business on ihs sth dax gi
RESOURCES
i.oans ard flsroBHts .4e-.t..+. EtEttt W
heHhing house furniiufs ana
Us. ffoSa hanks .......,.... ssss y
chesks oa other eanhs and
ether rash Items ssts...sss - -
Cash On had sss.ts...-.+-s.. ifft 81
TatAl tss ia 81
LfAnii.iries
capital sfeck rsid in ..s...... ft.faa %
'ndsrifei profits .esssssststs - -
h~RFstt~ sft-tttts.ssss..-ts AA9ee ~
Total ....................tas.sss %
stats u wssblnsien. fosatY ~ Kinx
T. = y. MelshsfNsy. casAi.F " t6~
Asefs n~tnsa hsuk. ~ seisraair swsat
'hat fhs fefee.tHa stAtsrneat t. trps 80
the beet ~ ny knsrieaxr and hsiisf
= Mii4uAhoEf Cashier
X q MAoNOrHi
q y MitsttAHGEf
Directors
sabscsibsa ans s~nvn &c hsserr me thi-
tsth saF - Juns. isii.
fMutsfisl SEAL
d HANsoS. Notary Puddle
Reading a. Tsit, Wash
HELP wANTEp-FEmAlE.
Nr~~~~~~~~se~~~~-~e~~e~~~~ ~N~-ee~~~e~~~S~~~~~-~~
taesfian Tho brsf ssenanaF ts - par.
chase yaar midsummer orders u MI
,ias,sg here nrs hea' Coca si'i i''h
waasss-din Tor general bs1ssssfk
caii Moth 40 o. urrsa 80
HELP wANTEo-mALE.
$780, 49, 49, ~e,a.r ~ ,..rn ,hs
basssf trade t.Arx.ss and most eefn.
ptess ssheat IN tho West Wages paid
vhIis learning An unlinitef egurss free
Come aud sss "a OF sfits for par
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
s. wsshlnasan. 81 10 rhird Az
rheus. Naiu ttis
waatea zee m.n y 90, .sol a. ths
Oriental peol rooms We Ki,s our patrons
srads cheeks ttlt ThTd az, between
t-tks and unien
I zee n.n wanted 20 eat ne, rcas, rect
aravteh~e naseMent Oriental
rOOt ROOM. ttii Tblfd az. between
riks snd ifnlan
CLOSE IN
Can Accommodate more hsehslets
With soei outside rooms = and " ~
mar urak Gas fnf cooking and laundry
iarinasd ipir.is rlAs 81,
New clean bed rooms. steam heated.
hot and cold running water. , baths, CSC
pes pisht ard 20 He'si Model. 1919 trd
av. near rae q.
s.eos SERSMESr Posi1ioSs
OrEN Write for list Ffhnkiin tns'i.
futs. Dept ass g. Rochester,
aprins ~. Pool Repm. ~ spslrs ~
Hest ia fowu. everything new 1tc pef
cue W Cramer. Frrd Dame
Boy wanted. Pioneer "iatina Co. SCI
Rslifoad Az
second hand ei6thvs boushs. sold ana
exchanged. 1911 Flke e T. $3.50. ~ Sa11
CHAwFOHp FLOOR co. u tTEi
Floor surfaring ard refinishiua done
ot-st.-t@s.a N.gsstrrD nxfC
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THE WASHINGTON oxYGE-
Major co.

ftJs p.-t BLDG seattle. wash
HUFTuHE CURED = ID not wear
truss. permanent. absolute. without oper-
alton Or detention from business or
labor. over ona hundred eases cured past
two years. from age J year 70 axe 70.
Ths Harvard system. a9s ahafer Bldg
ttIf Second ay.. seattle
STYLISH MAKE.OVER SHOP.
Hats trimmed. dyed. oieansd and re-
blocked. Plumes cufied and cleaned.
Alteration Dept. Nov aud Old gar
menfs sdf Arcade.
LADIES' REMODELiNG PARLOR5
Ssw garments made and old remodeied.
Latest styles Prizes reasonable. 9is
Arcade bldg Ind l. 2s17
Arcade bldg Ind = 7si7
Mrs Won Hickert; graduate midwife.
homo confinement. female dinordsra sue
cssafuliy treated. physician u required.
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