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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-22

trip from the Harbor town at home.
and with good weather the crowd
would have been a record breaker. The
game passed without any trouble or
rag-chewing and convinces the North
ern Indiana league management that
with fair decisions by the umpires that
the crowd will abide by them without
wrangling. which used TO be ever pres
ent at a ball game.
John and Frank Daily and families
of Chicago visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Hayward on Main street yes
terday
DR. Elmore Salisbury of Hammond is
visiting with Crown Point relatives for
a few days.
The alumni banquet to the gradual
ing class of 1911 will be held at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow evening.
A fine program has been prepared in
conjunction with the banquet, and an
enjoy able time Is expected by those
attending the affair.
Oakley Morton of the Chicago uni
versity visited with Crown Point rel
atives yesterday.
Attorney Otto ]. Bruce and Sheriff
Grant are transacting business in
Hammond today.
The roller skating party at Central
Music hall will take place this evening
. instead of tomorrow night, on account
of the alumni banquet being held at
that time.
Crown Point was knocked out of its
usual Sunday automobile trade yester-
day on account of the rain and threat
ening weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Nancy enter
tanned friends from Wilmette during
Saturday and Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Altman enter
| tanned Writ Lowther, d. D., of Fair.
/ bury, ILL.,, over Sunday. Mr.. Lowthel
delivered the commencement address a
the graduation exercises on Saturda.
! evening.
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ROBERTSDALE.

The street car company Will begin
to oil their part of Indiana boulevard
in few days, 1t will then be up to
the property owners to do the rest.
This will fill a long felt want, the
dust is so bad the residents are obliged
to keep their doors and windows closed
in the hottest weather.
Miss Georgia Conrad returned to her
home in Fort Wayne, Ind, after a
pleasant visit at the home of Miss Jo-
sephine Jewett of Pearl street
Miss Amy Roberts of Roberts avenue
was the guest of Hammond friends
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eggers and chill
dren of Roberts avenue were Chicago
visitors Saturday.
Edward Jewett is quite i'll at his
home in Pearl street and is under the
| care of DIR. Kohr
Mrs. Cowan and daughter. Margery,
of Indiana boulevard were South Chi
cago visitors Saturday
Harry Stress of 116th street attend
ed the south side ball game in Chicago
Saturday.
Geraldine. the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Merle Gardner. is i'll with
the measles
Miss Helen MacLean of Roberts ave
nue. visited her brother and family in
Hammond yesterday.
Ethelyn, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Elliott Aman, still continues
| quite i'll at their home in Roberts ave
nue.
The pupils of the eighth grade of the
Whiting school, chaperoned by Miss
Josephine Jewett, enjoyed a days out
! ing at Jackson Park Saturday.
| Freda Radlof of East Side spent the
week end here with her grandmother
Mrs. Stiller of Roberts avenue.
| Mrs. Sellers and daughter Gwen
dolyn, of 11sth street We're among the
Hammond shoppers Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ease entertained
| friends from Chicago their home il
| Roberts avenue yesterday.
| The hot weather of the past few days
| has brought hundreds of people to tho
lake front TO enjoy the cool breezes and
| bathing.
Mrs. John Murray of Roberts avenue
was the guest of friends in Chica sc
yesterday.
Mrs. John Soltwedel and daughter
| Lillian, of Harrison avenue were Ham
mond visitors Saturday evening.
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DYER

I will have ice cream for sale every
Wednesday and Sunday at my ice cream
parlor during the summer. Louis Hart
man, Dyer 22-st
Rev. Joseph Fiach spent a short time
with Rev. A M. Bucheit at st. John
Sunday afternoon.
Henry Greiving and family were the
guests of relatives at Schererville Sun
day.
The meeting of the Christian Moth
ers' Sodality took place Sunday after
noon. Several new members were initi-
ated.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. T Pickett and chill
dren spent the weeks end with rela-
tives at Hammond.
Henry Schumacher Of Scherervi1le
was a business visitor here Saturday
Edward Thielen of ST John made a
short visit here Sunday afternoon.
After a weeks visit with relatives at
Chicago, Mrs. Anton Kaiser returned
to her home here in Dyer the latter
part of the week
Miss Minnie Wolter of Chicago was
the guest of friends out here for sever
al days.
At last the long looked for rain came
in drenching showers. washing off the
dust from the grass md trees
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GRIFFITH.

Preparations are being made to re-
roof the old lantern factory belonging
to Osterhout estate on West Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Russell were Ham
mond visitors Saturday.
John Miller. Jr., and B. B Potter
transacted business in Hammond Satur-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Kilbourn of Ross
were here Saturday morning on their
way to Hammond.
Prof. Steifel of the Ross high school
spent Saturday in Chicago
Miss Edith Jameson took the grad :
uation examination at Highlands.
where she has been attending school
since her parents moved there
The Grand Trunk land excursion to
Turkey Creek stopped here Sunday and
some of the boys went down to see the
airship soar.
Quite a number of our baseball fans
went to Crown Point yesterday to see
the ball game.
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SOUTH CHICAGO.

In a letter he left before he commit
ted suicide, Steve Mishkovich, 1854
Greenbay avenue. wilied his wife to
Stem Pocuca. a personal friend of his.
Mrs. Mishkovich. widow of the de-
ceased, is Frustrated, with grief and
cannot account for the freakish will"
Pocuca is a member of the firm of Sabat
& Pocuca labor and steamship agents.
and is we'll known throughout Ham
mond. Whiting. East Chicago and Indi-
ana Harbor. and is adorus of the
Servians OF South Chicago.
Henry Hanson, the Stoney Island
butcher, who shot and killed J. l.. Fitz-
gerald in the formers meat market last
year, was sentenced to serve from one
to fourteen years in the penitentiary
for the staying of which he was found
guilty.
owen Rogers. $3.50 Commercial ave
nue.. was bitten on the leg by a dog
while in the vicinity of sTth street
yesterday afternoon. Rogers was rush
ed TO a nearby doctors office and the
wound eauterized. The dog escaped.
Miss Stella Daley, maid employed
at the home of Mrs. John II. Jones' was
arrested a charge of stealing a
diamond ring from the dresser in the
Jones home. Miss Daley's home is in
DeKalb, Ill.
= Miss Ethel Eberhardt. daughter of j.
3. Eberhardt, the jeweler entertained
number of friends a her home Fri
day afternoon. and while everything
was going along nicely the engagement
of Miss Ethel Eberhardt to William
Draper was announced and was great
surprise to the crowd
Sam Wah, the Chinaman who was
arrested by Detective Eugene OConnor,
who allege the Chinaman did not put
one of his shirts in the package after
it had been sent to the laundry, was
fine s1.5o, the price of the shirt by
Judge Frye.
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HEGEWISCH-

Miss Irene Beckman entertain a few
of her friends from the senior class of
the Bowen high school of South Chi
cago and her sister. Miss Inez volleen
of Roseland last Thursday afternoon
and evening. The girls spent the aft
ernoon in a violet hunt in the woods
near Hegewisch. returning with large
bouquets of violets, about o'clock, to
the home of Miss Beckman's aunt, Mrs.
V. A. Beckman of Superior avenue.
where they we reserved very dainty
course luncheon in the dining room.
which was beautifully decorated with
flowers. After luncheon the girls were
received into the parlor, where the re-
naming part of the evening was spent
in music and pleasant conversation At
an early hour the girls departed for
their homes, thanking Miss Beckman
for the good time they had enjoyed in
the afternoon and evening just spent.
Charles merrill and family of On
tario avenue are moving from here to
Chicago Heights this week.
| Pupils from the sixth, seventh and
eighth grades of the Henry Clay school,
took part in the singing at the "child's
| welfare exhibit" at the Coliseum Sat
urday morning.
| a.
urday evening after a weeks business
trip in and about Washington, o.
Miss Edna oder was a Chicago visitor
! last Friday.
| The Pythian Sisters held their regu
lar meeting at Jordan's hall last Thurs
| day evening.
Miss Hazel Livings spent Thursda.
afternoon at home here with her moth
| err.
Miss Ella Hohwy spent Saturda
evening and Sunday with friends a
i Valparaiso.
Mrs. Malmstone returned to her HON.
in East Gary last Friday afternoon aft
! err spending a few days with he
daughter here.
c. r. Reed and Miss Tillie Berg o
Chicago attended the exhibit at tn
Coliseum last Saturday evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-22
SULFOSOL.
Is the Trade Name for Sulphur In
Solution.

The name SULFOSOL should be firm
~ fixed In the mind of everyone who
has or has had rheumatism, Sciattca,
Lumbago, Gout or other Blood troubles
SULFOSOL is regarded by high medical
authorities as almost a specific for these
troubles Don't hesitate to tell people
about it II they doubt. let them visit
or write to the SULFOSOL office and
read the enthusiastic testimony of peo-
pie who know what 1T has done for
them. Let them ask their doctor IL
SULFOSOL-sulphur in solutions not
the greatest hope of Rheumatics; and
above all. let them get SULFOSOL
without delay. for they will gladly,
after q few days faithful use, throw
away the dangerous. facilitating and
stoma CHI wrecking salts. ETC., with
which they may have been dosing
themselves.
SULFOSOL is Natures gift to that
large portion of humanity suffering
from Eczema, rheumatism, Gout and
all forms of blood taiTr1s ana skin dis
cases. Get SULFOSOL of your nearest
druggist or write to Su.fosol Co, 70
Trinity Place. New York, for free book
on Rheumatism Blood and Skin Dis
eases and the successful use of SUI
FOSOL in their treatment +
Sulfosol Soap removes PimpleS and
5lackheads- % cents cake.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-22
BURNHAM.

Mrs. Sarah Wilder is spending a few
days in Crown Point with her daughter.
Mr.. George Mills of Pullman avenue
was Chicago business visitor Friday
Miss Myrtle Gustafson was Ham
mond visitor Friday afternoon.
T. j. Cullman of Hobart. who has
been staying here few days, return
ed home yesterday
Mrs. c. W. Neel of Pullman avenue
was Hammond visitor Friday
The Daughters of the King met at
the home of Estella Mills Friday even
ing
Mr.. Nelson of Hegewisch is having
city water from Hegewisch connected
to his farm on Howard avenue
Mrs. Z. r. Peterson of Chicago spent
Friday evening here visiting with her
mother.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-22
HIGHLANDS.

Mrs. B. Munster returned home to-
day after visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. S. Daugherty.
Mrs. Grimmer was a Hammond shop
per yesterday.
r. Hartog of Schererville was here on
business yesterday.
The commencement exercises of the
Highland school will be held Thursday
evening May 25th. Judge " S. Reiter
will give address and the graduates
| will also take part in the program.
Anna Melcher will complete the re-
mainder of the school term in the Chi
cago schools.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-22
SHUCkS
From the Diary of ST. Lence


sence O. humility" wuz what kept tn
death rate so low durin' tn hot spell.
Ef such is tn case hev nuthin t
fear frum tn heat in menny Lake
county cities.
~Th hobbIe. tn tube and tn harum
skirt must go."-Fashion Note. Yes:
we saw 'em goin' yestiddy, but not all
1 once
1t was the skids under the Harbor
team for the whitewash tank here
yesterday, and for nine long innings
Pete Henning. HEAVIER of cannon
balls. held the visitors to one lone hit
and that could have been copied by
one Danny Enright in right field had
he only started to hot foot q little
sooner 1t was a great game, the Har
Dor team following the same shutout
route that Hammond journeyed one
week ago Timely hits off Goetz of the
ITarbor team helped Crown Point to
keep its place at the head of the league
percentage column. Henning was in
vincible, very few halls being knocked
out of the infield. and in perfect con-
troll of the ball never allowed a man
TO make first base by that four-bau
route The Harbor team played a fine
=
in six special cars have nothing to feel
ashamed of over their ball handlers.
Two sensational plays were made. Elder
and Henning getting a few screamers
off the Harbor hickories
The rain, wind and hailstorm which
struck this vicinity amidships and al
most. without warning, on Friday aft
ernoon, did considerable damage. The
storm was purely local. no rain fallin g
north or south of this place during the
afternoon The force of the wind and
hail was responsible for many broken
windows and much damage to shade
trees. The damage, however, was
probably offset by the fact that the
accompanying rain was badly needed.
Enough rain has fallen within the last
few days to satisfy the demands.
Crown Point is not experiencing or
feeling the effects of the hard times
and general business lassitude appar-
ent in the north part of Lake county
and the merchants here report bust
year. Not being a manufacturing com
munity or being dependant upon a mil
payroll each Saturday night for
share of prosperity on Monday morn
ing, the county seat is one of the las
places to feel the business depression
Indiana Harbor demonstrated that i
was some live baseball town yesterday
when the baseball fans from tina
thriving city came down six carloads
strong. Threatening weather in the
morning is said TO have kept hundred
of fans who contemplated making tn,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-22

was full of fine thought and advice. The
Misses Irene Briggs. soloist. and Lillian
Grant pianist of Chicago. provided the
music for the occasion. The exercises
were interesting throughout.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-22

Ivan CaryH. the English composer, is
at present working or an operetta, en-
titled Sweet Pansy," which is to be
produced next season by Klaw & Err
longer
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alumni will be held at the high school
building on Tuesday evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-22

stops the worst headache almost Instant
ly and then relieves and cures the coudi-
ton that produced it. Colds, constipa
ton, biliousness and grip yield quickly
to this remarkable preparation. Capa-
rine is a tonic and stimulant and a gentle
laxative. Be prepared for the next
headache-get package today. AT all
druggists-10c and 25c. DeKalb Drug &
Chemical Company, Ltd, DeKalb, Ill.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-22
Stop That Torturing
HEADACHE

A headache is irritating, nerve-rack-
ing and therefore weakening Worst OF
all there's a cduse-an organic disorder
that you must not neglect. Don't con-
tinue to suffer-don't drift into serious all
ments-get package of Caparine today.
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TIMES ADVERTISING COUNTS.
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TINES ADVERTISING COUNTS.
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TIL hobbIe. tn tube and tn harum
skirt must go."-Fashion Note. Yes:
we saw EN- goin yestiddy. but not all
[ once.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-24
Dash Point
for Rent

On beach, right at wharf. rooms,
2 porches, all screened. water and
house is completely furnished, has
steamer chairs and hammock on
porch, good 16-foot rowboat, fine
lawn and rice young fruit trees and
flowers. 1t is a beautiful summer
home for $25 per month. or will sell
same and one adjoining vacant lot
cheap.
w. II. BUTLER
500 Puyallup ave.
Main 1916 or A 406S
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FOR SALE BY OWNER.

lots. 7-room bungalow, 20
fruit trees, berry bushes, garden,
chicken coop and yard.
Also Q lots, 4-room cottage,
best porcelain plumbing, fruit
trees. window shades and stove all
connected goes with house. 5000
cash will handle either place, bal
ance like rent. Call Main 1914.
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FoR SALE BY OWNER

Near Midland. acres unimproved
land or acres partly improved,
houses, good well. VIII sell at a
low price; terms to suit buyer. Take
old Puyallup line to East Larch-
mont. inquire for K. Abelson.
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Here's Your Chance

To get good home, and a living on
1t, IL lots or 1 acres, 6-room, good
house, city water, barn. chicken
houses and yards, fruit trees, berry
bushes, 200 chickens and COW: easy
terms and at bedrock price. Apply
to owner. 1902 So. Madison st. Take
18th st. car from X.
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Two acres improved waterfront,
house, orchard, garden planted.
water in house, cleared. 500 feet
from wharf, four daily boats. main
land, store, postoffice and school.
Will take heavy team as part pay
ment. L. b. 166. Tacoma. Wash, or
w. c. Jones, Redondo. Wash.
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For Sale, Real Estate

A beautiful home of rooms. Just
finished, everything the best, walk
Ing distance, new furniture, best
trade for lots. 234s So. L st.
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For Sale, Real Estate

FOR SALE--2M acres or &c lots,
fine mountain view. good soil, be-
tween 66th and 9th and ID and p,
1880, only $40 q lot. Fred Ilton.
6619 Park ave.
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FOR SALE--A good Groom house
at a bargain. Must be sold by Tues
day night. Owner got business in
the market. Close to two car lines.
Take 9Th ave. or 18th and K cars.
and see me at 1902 So. Anderson st.
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For Sale, Real Estate

>~~~~s~~>~~~S~~~~>~~>~-~s~ ~s~~.~~~~~~~~-~~-~~~~
Dash Point summer home for sale
or trade for horses. Address Lock
Box 166. Tacoma. Wn.
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FOR SALE+4 fine lots. N. r. cor.
N. 18th and Washington SITS. In
quire 1855 No. 18th st. or address
Box 81. Gig Harbor. Wn.
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Gold Discovered
I'm Vashon Island Land

We put this startling
sons-rs,
mind the fact that the profitable
world.
In the past 10 New York yielded
than all the gold mines the world combined
this but will find that the
York City real estate exceeded by hundred million
dollars the worlds output of gold for the period
In the next 10 Tacoma will
land and Alameda The increase must
to the CITY, Vashon Island
moves onyupward The tremendous
creates and higher levels of value To buy and to
hold is to wealth.
Remember this land is within the emile circuit
unobsucted the
bound to be the Oakland to Tacoma.
Will Ike MOI without
effort risk by city
We own hundreds of selling
up hold others until they sell
for $4,000, $4,000
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LOOK.
LOOK.

Two corner lots, North End, on
car line; splendid location for both
store and residence. Great bargain.
Call on owner. 324 So. 35th st.
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II lots at American lake for
sale or trade. Inquire 1904 So. d st.
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WANTED--A planer mill foreman to
take charge of plant that employs
chine man. Eastern Mill Co., Tide
flats. Tacoma.
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ONLY LOGICAL I'M
Furnished Houses

<~>~<>~~~~~~>~~>~~>~~s ~~~<s~~~~~~s>rs->~~<s~
FOR RENT-Furnished house of
light and gas. 2917 So. c and 30th.
Tel. Main 1854.
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Furnished Rooms

THREE-ROOM flat furnished COM
plete four housekeeping, bath,
phone, electric lights and gas. Only
Phone NJ. 1924.
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We Offer Vashon Island 5-Acre Tracts
for $3.50 Per Tract and Up
500 Down, $40 or More Month With
No Interest or Taxes
for 5Years

Give chance to tell 1t long.
by seeing this
land is positive
other end of Vashon
this is from Tacoma sold from $4,000 per
this minutes itsIays
level plenty of
loam See these No land in
world We can show day any me
Hutchinson Land Co.
412-41s Berlin Building
Office Phone $685. Sunday Phone ss74 J
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Help Wanted-Male


MANAGER and agents wanted in
Tacoma and vicinity for old line
company. Best combination Life,
Health and Accident Policies issued
at popular prices. Address It's,
came Times.
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WANTED-Teamste to haul logs to
mill. Good road and close In. Logs
fee In piles. J. Conrad. 1920 JEFF
1son ave.
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Situations Wanted-Male

THOROUGHLY experienced chef,
hotel. club or first-class restau-
rant. honest and sober; would take
responsible position on May LIST.
Only bona fide proposition and good
salary considered. T-3. care Times
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WANTED-Team to take load of
household goods TO Buckley. Call
3629 So. G st.
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WANTED-Six good huslirg solicit
ors: good proposition. Apply at
once Times office. 768 Commerce st.
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Announcements

PHILOSOPHICAL LECTURE Monday
evening at p. m. by Mr.. c. jim
arajadasa of India, in the Tacoma
Music hall. So. Sd and Tacoma ave-,
April rs. Man In Life and In
Death" Stereopticon. -
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ITILLAfAN-DREw go, heating sx-
perts- 7bl St Helms av. N. t75a
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Personal

WILLOW your own PLUMEs. II
Illustrated copyright instructions,
20 cents (coin) postpaid. Liberal
Arts College, Box 1850. Seattle.
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WANTED-By sober middle-aged
married man, handy at work of
any kind. Address Box SO. care of
Times
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L.aundries

Puget Sound Steam Laundry, always
guarantees their work. M. SAT. A484?
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For Rent-M iscellaneous

FOR RENT-10 acres Of best bot
tom land. near Firwcod on Short
Line. On reservation. Call at 2s2O
So: Union st or add. J. p. Berg, Box
caa city.
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FURNISHED room free to lady who
is not employed. Call Main 2494.
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B. T. BIRCH, Falkland, digs wells
for recreation. Ask for prices.
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Wanted to Borrow

WANTED TO. BORRow--326o on
first mortgage security. close In
property Address Box I'll. care. of
Times.
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POSITION in office by experienced
and reliable man; salary moder-
ate. OIL, care Times.
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Junk Dealers

ALL kinds of junk and machinery
bought and sold. Penn. Junk Co.
Main 2431. COS Puyallup ave.
TACOMA JUNK co. Best prices
guaranteed. 2134 Com. ST., M. 1912.