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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-01
Senaellinen Iiife, laatnaam
pmitntnen.

ia merfilIinen, on ipntpnpt Imeriton
firttofanian fesfuubesIa, tdiittden
Dbbpsnouat ia 8anaban. Edtd lii'
fettd futI tIutaan nimeIld: r3be men
anb ReIision sSorparb N(onement".
Ilotteen tdbdn liiffeeIeen tefi %. Wt.
g. GIN pobioiss9lmerifan Dbbps'
ipaltaiu fpoItioiiten p6Iinen fomitea
futiumaua fofoutIen Netp. .gorfiin
toufofuun 8 p. 1910. 2utiuttuja pli
Al miestd, iotfa ebustinat mdinitun
u. VI. g. Dbbistpstd iefa muuta.
mia muita miespbbistptiia { (vSbur6
9rotberboobs") eri firffafunnista.
2ofoufIen pubeeniobtoiafii ipaIittiin
pontiniobtaia s. 8. Cannon gep'
gorfista. paimd tpietettiin rufouf'
Ieua ia fesfusteluIla Iiitd aiasto, io'
Ia parten he olifpat fiitiutut FOOL.
lie.
3esfustelusia fdfpi ieltpille, eitd
uIeimmisia ndisid idriest5isia, oil
lenfaan ioiiistaau tietdmdttd, oil
IuunniteItu ionfinIoista toimintaa,
ionfa fautta tpoitoiiiin tpoittaa mics
bid ia poifia 2ristufIeIIe ia ieura'
tunnaIIe eboffaammaIla iaipolIa Fun
tdbdn iaoffo. 2uIofiena tdstd foto,
utIesta oil, ettd oietetiiin ptiitoisto'
miebinen fomiiea, iofa futiuiii fo'
, foon uuben fofoufien, iosio uieam'
pia ebustaiia oIiIi Idsnd, eoeIIeen fes'
fusteIemaon iuunniteImon toteutta'
miietIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-01

ta. = Gdmd meiodn rTarmi fontrims
me" IiiaitIee 3 MALTA itddn 2etpis.
tonin foupun9ista bpman tien mars
rello. SupmalaiIia farmareita on
t6dQd ipueta II. Wtaan laatu on
tddQd toboenluiStd, punaIen mullan
ia muston mnlon moaia, ia Ie tos'
noa mitG iiibeu ,paan fplipdd, g8illi
maa fasmoa faitenmoista Iebtipuu'
ia miti tGdld ia fotimaasIa fass
moo, ia ieosia taifenmpista rebua,
maan exempt punasta ia tualfeaa
imidistd. 3apfddpd tobin etIiidt Fat
IomoSIa ieutuamme, Min buomaatte,
ettd tirioittaia ei liioittele.
Dbteispprinn6itd Ell meilld ole tddl
la m,iuta fun Ieurafunta. gDoon Ies
bdn ie onfin tallein ia enIim6inen.
Seurafunnala oil muoiitotpus Z
pdiipd tHtd fun,ta, iosIa tpalittiin
mirtoiliiot fpuobella 1911. GIimies
befIi entinen Gia Sorppa, pDDtd T.
eniinen GIa &uiola, rabaston firiu'
riff entinen 9lusust gDaIteen, r. b.
eutinen Sobn &uipinen, tiIien tar'
fastaiot: s. Surppa Is. 8uiala ia
9ueust 8ouppiIa. Silit tarfastettiin
ia oiteatii buomattiin. Sulot oil 32
bouaria ia menot $19.75 ia iddn'
nDs $12 %. ppbdfoulun opettaiifii
tpalittiin s. Surppa ia &iii Sbom'
Jon. Sartausbetfien pitdidfIi entinen
s. Surppa. ylpt FUN iaatiin tpirfas
eunta tpolitufIi, min fesfusteltiin
muista eurafuntaa fosfepista aii'
oista. &esfusteliiin ia pddtettiin Fir.
ioittaa paetori Hisiaieue ettd JOS
ipoitaiiiin Iaaba tdnne pappi fdp'
mddn tdmdn feIdn aialla. s. Eurp'
pa Iupaii firioittaa.
Wtatti &abti paIittiin aluttaian fir'
ieen tpaibtaiofii tddlta meioan ieli'
rafunnostamme, fen tofia, ettd tuliii
tdmdfin ieuhi tunnetifii pleismaail'
male. Seurafuntaan pbtpi Utatti
Sobti perbeineen.
y}pt ebtd sllttuinn lufiiat aiattele'
mat, eta mitii tpuoffotous pioet'
tim tdGuG fpaSta tpiibenneud fuus
fau bella. Suuri iifit fun enin oia
farmoreista on talipitDis, ettd ei tpoi'
ba pitdd fofouffia iuuri oaenfaon
taltpen aifana.
Sfdipid onnettomuufiia on topab'
tunut tddaa Wuofilaae, u. WaItee'
nile ia s., W. Gabbeue.
gtpt ebfd idtdn tdld fertaa uutiie'
nj, toiste exempt FUN on parempaa
aifau. Goiipon ipaan Nuitaialle ia
fen toimittaiiae onnea.
2unnioit,ifiella
s. Wt. 2abti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-01

- &an IaIIisieurafunnan iltamista
oil tuloia $72.S6, iofa oil merrat'
tain bptpd tuIos, faiIoeu iiiben ettd
ioIiaIisteilld oil rpifniffi" Jana no
pdindnd ia muutenfaan ei ole febut'
tatpa aifa paiftatrinnalla. 9opioi
BUN fabni ietin ionfa fauppias 2uo'
pa pani arnolIe Ieurofuman bp'
ip6tf, poitti &uSti 2etoIa. &aifille
ldsndoliioiae tpilpitDn fiitos! erittdin
i7tmifunnolle ia ompeluIeuron nai'
i$Ie, iptfa olpat paIio tnaitnaanla ia
aifaonIa ubranneet.
8oIme Iebmdd ia pfii betppnen on
ioutunut ct pauIin iunan ale pii'
me pdinind. :. 3arianmaaIta meni
fafF Iebmdd. Suuri pabmfo fDp'
bdae perbeelle, FUN rautatie pbtiDt
opat uieinfin bptpin baluttomia
mafIamaan formausta tefemistddn
tpabin9oista.
- Sranf Sbompion on rupennut
pbti5n fauppaan aiuritii.
= Sifeusiuttu pitt ola t. t. 20 p.
rauban tlomarin ebesid Wm 'Tas
libfoa tpostaan, iota union idIenet
ippttindt raboien fapaltamiIeSta VI
maIan uniolta, iofa fuuIuu baaras
oiastona 2dnnen 3aiiposmiessunis
Don. Wlutta union Iafimies eli iaas
punut aifanaan ia ifTi lpttddntpi
fuulustelu feIdtuun 3 pdimdan.
Wintdperrau ipptDfiesid on perdd,
tietpsti oifeubesia ie IeItpenee. Sd'
mdn iutun pbtepbesIa noipi tuIIa
eIiue fpieId toinenfin afa.
&. T. "a p. tpasten pDud pantiin
toimeen pieni bpuamiitti'rdidbbps
Wm paIibfon porrasten ebesid, te',
temdttd mitddn tpabinfoa. Siitd
aiotaan ipptDfIet panna tdfdIdisten
tpDnden ni5foilIe, ettd be mufa tuol'
la tatpolla fostitpat felpottomalle
rabaston boitaialIeen. Soiiet aripe'
letpat q. itIe toimittaneen tuon rdidb'
bpfien Iiten iaabafieen pIeiion puo'
Ielta mpDtatuntoiiuutta. &didbops
oil tatfaisiut Dboen lauban porras'
ten eoestd ia tebnpt iellaiien fuopan
maaban fuin fana oliIi rppDnpt, iofa
oIottaa ettei tuo ole tpibamiesten te'
70. Wm palibfo on ollmt ddrimdi'
men ioiialisti'toperi, mittta npt petit
iouffoniu, Min tonerit Ianopot.
Sabetta ia Idmmintd on Sron
Gopntisla oQut ipiime pdinind, Jos.
ia pddttden tdnd feidnd tuIee beinid
pmpdristDn farmareiIIe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-01
Mericun 9ia; erpnntt.

Diime torstaino preiioentti Oio5
iulisti eroapanIa Wtericon ballituf'
Iesta. Mericon ulfoaiiain ministeri
De Ga 9arra On nimitettp fpdliaifai'
IetIi prefbentitii. &apinan iobtaia
Ulabero on tpptpmdinen nptpiiiin
tapabtumiin ia ban usfoo, ettd rau'
ba faobaan MT paloutetutf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-01

Wuonna 1909 fiioIi Gn9lannisIa
ia @aIeIisIa 5000 miestd ia naisto
frooniIliieen aIfoboIismiin, ia piis
meiien fpmmentpuotisfauoen fulu'
esIa on tdmd ouut fuolemanlppnd
faitfiaan $4,000 ibmiIele, ioisia
%, 900 oil naiiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-01
Wprbeu, q. Saf.
Sonfpf. 25 p. 1911.

Soufpf. % p. 1911.
9lrtpoiio 9luttaia ia len loaia luti'
iofunta. SaaS tulen tertpebtimddn
teitd, olletifin totiIia Serran omia,
iotta foetatte Ieurata SeeIusta US
fosIa ia eldmdsid, taistellen ipntid
| ia iaastaiIuutta nastaan. Hunoilis
| jan ianat fopinat bDtpin meibdnfin
aiaua, ettd uOi petoIlinen maailma
fuiufa olei tpiefas ia famalol odd
faunistelet muotoas, iptptdt paIbe
tpalfeas. .99iet tpanbat nuoret efipf'
fin ia nerbot ipnnin petotIiin. Waan
Zen murbaa, inertia tpuooattua, ei
moi Ie Iulle teItpata, ei mpDs Ten
ndiipp pelieddn ia Iitd leitfoa tie'
lelIdan".
Wteille on SumaIa antanut bpipin
uiein muistutuffa ipiime aifoina
frinfa fuolemo ei IadStd nuoria els
fG panboia. 9DiimeiIet paIpelutSct
olemme tebneet Wtatti Seuran ,non'
bemmon) emdnndlle, ionfa mics
tuoli 4 fuuta ennemmin. = Ginnon
iponbufIet letpdtfDDn MT raubosIa.
Sananen firieen iobbosta, iofa oil
9luttoian 20:sId numerosIa Norben'
ista, Q. .. iporustettu nimimerfilld
r&irieenmoibtaia". &c ei tpId fan'
nattaili paStata muutoin fun lufiias
funnan tpuofIi, iofa Ell tebd mifd
on totta pubeena pleposIa aIiasia
ia Min lufiiat tiletpat ipddrddn pm'
mdrrpfieen. Ot. m. &irieenpoibtaia
ianoo, ettd Fun nrpiIoinen ai min
Iuuren dGnten enemmistDn min Hupts
IalaiIen fannattoiat eitpdt ddnioifes
uttaan fdpttdneetfd6n. Sdbdn ipds'
taan, ettd meilId ei ollut aifomus-
faan ddnten enemmistDud palita
HuoiIaIaista papifIemme eifd bdn
life mpDsfddn ole tarionnut itieddn
paIittapafIi. &pipnet milf? Sitii,
ettd Fun mplemmat papit otpat pb'
ben firffofunnan miebid, pbtd ops
pia Iaarnaomat Ia pbtd usfoa tun'
nustonot lefd SumaIan antamilla
labioiua pubutpat, min betodn fris'
tittpind ibmiiin6 tuliii rafastaa pel'
it'd ia iiioria ei ainoostoan imilla
tpaan mpDsfin tpDad ia eldmdld.
&uten 2luttaian lufiiofunta tietdd on
.. &uotI Iolainen ostanut moon tdltd
poiffafunnaIta, aifomufieQa pps'
tpttdd iiiben maalliie ien maianla. So
meitd MT peItppittaa fristiuinen rat'
taus, Jos olemme oifeita fpistitipid,
pitdmddn RuotIalainen pappinamme
ilmon fdtten nostoa, eitd enddn fnl'
iettaa opettaioa piiben eli funoen
iaban moiIin pddstd, futen olemme
piime fpuoiina tebneet. Iiotelfaa
bptpdt frisiitpt ienfoltoiIen ieurafiin'
nan tiIao, iosia opettaia fdppi main
6 fertaa tpuobesia. &c tulee iellat'
iefii ettd fud on mimi ettd le eldd
mutta on fuitenfin fuoIut. So ne
fuoIeen Ieurofunnon bebeImdt pubs
feIipot 10 uIos meibdnfin iearofuns
nan fofoufIesIa.
Gen moi fdIittda milf ieurafunta
eldmd muuttuu Fun faStpatuspuoli
on poisIa. 81 ole ppbdfoulua eifd
ipiiffofouIua lopfIle. Sapiet pies
raantutpot pois Sumolosta ia ieuro'
funtoeI dmasia ne eiipai pdlitd mi'
tddn. So ndin on, Sumala rarot'
foon, oiiat meibdnfin poiffafunnal'
la. So iuuri Fun meiud oil aifomus
! fouluia tdptdnt0bn ponna, nitn TO-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-01
ee,piston, @aib.

Eoufofuulla.
Sddltd meibdn pienestd formi fp'
ldstdmme ndfpp bptpin bartpoin
minfddnIaiIio ultiiio lebtien poIsloil'
la iitiipd mind npt eniifertaIaiIena
pdbdn iotoin moinitIen.
GnIinnd tabbon teripebtdd 8oniol.
Iistirtfofunnan lebtea ia fen Iufiioi'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-01
q prben, q. 8.

9luttaian toimiiufielle.
&un aIionomaiielta tabolta on e.
pdiltp, eitd mind oil lin firioittanut
leb bbesIdnne oleen uutiien gtorbens
ista, 9. .. fosfetpa &aniallisieura-
funnan papin waalia y. M. Teura'
f,mta fofoufien aiioita, pppbdn, ettd
9luttaian toimitus tobistaa ippttD'
mppteni iiiben.
2unnioittaen
90. Saarinen.
- Mr. Saorinen Ell ole ianottuien
iiutisten firioittaia.
9luttaian toimitus.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-01
GbdiimeelIiipps fasipaa Seliin.
Yteth.

Siliottain firioitettiin Suomen 2os
timaa lebteen, ettd muitamosia ieu'
busIa on Sopanisia apdrdlasten lu'
fu 21 proIenttia. Sdmdn iobbos'
ia firioittaa iamaan Iebteen t:ri s.
2aiIa leuroaman tiloston:
r6e'Iinein pobi. iuom. Ieurafun'
nasia on dpdrdIasten lufu tpiime
tpuoIina faStpanut ieuraoposti:
1907 - 100 = II u proI.
1908 - I'll = 2l \ proi,
1909 - ITO = 81 X prol.
1910 - 20S - 25 prof.
Samoina tpuoItna on tpihittpien
Lparien lufumdGr6 otiut:
1907 314
1908 S29
1909 = 271
1910 271
.3nlmD titpttua heoeImiG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-01
Somoina tpuoIina on tpihittpien
gparien lufumGGrG pflut:

RDlfpD trottoa bebelmid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-17
PROLOGUE
Copyright. 1919.
BY Anna Katharine Robifs

English detective stories have
their waxing and their wanting in
public favor; their American
limitations hold the readers at-
fentfon for a time; French and
German acuteness in the devils
fng of ortgtna! plots engages our
interest Until the tales of newer
Vdocqs are told, but Anna Kath-
arfne Green's detective stories,
based on incidents of American
life, are perennial boomers.
They know no permanent rivals
tn American liking.
In the writing of stories with
originality of plot, skillfuf de-
pictfon of character, interest of
incident, intricacy of mysferyand
boidness of denouenaeut no for
etgn novelist can hope to COM
pete for American favor with
this American wona writer.
Read The House of the Wits
pering Pines" a story of love
and crime and mystery told in
her best vein. We warrant IT to
be one of her best and therefore
one of the worlds best.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-17

those Of fear than any ! had ever be
fore experienced in my whole life.
Why I did not know. There seemed
to be no reason for this excess Of
feeling. I had no dread Of attack. My
apprehension was Of another sort
Besides, any attack here must come
from the rear-from the open door.
way In which I stood-and my dread
lay before me, In the room itself,
which, as / have already said, ap-
peared TO be totally empty. ] had for
gotten the intruder. The interest which
had carried me thus far had become
lost In a fresher one of which the be-
ginning and ending lay hidden within
the four walls l now stared upon, IN
seeing. Not to see and yet to feel
did that make the horrorT II so an
other lighted match must help me out.
l struck one while the thought was
hot within me and r rain took a look
at the room.
l noted but one thing new, but that
made me reel back till l was half.
way into the hall. Then a certain
logged persistency I possess came to
my rescue, and / re-entered the room
at a leap and stood before the lounge
and its pile of cushions. They were
numerous-all that the room con
tanned and more. Chairs had been
stripped. window seats denuded and
the whole collection disposed here in
a set way which struck me as IN
natural.
But at this point my second match
went out.
Thoroughly reused now fyou will
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-17
JewsIry Sale

General clearing Of shirtwaist sets,
brooches, belt buckles, baby pins, IA
etc, 25o values go for......-...OO
100 and 100 Jewslry values o.
A1 oSate Streets, Perth Amboy, n. j..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-17

say by what0, 1 felt my way out Of
the room and to the bead Of the stair
case. / remembered the candle and
c~andlestick l had heard thrown down
on the lower floor by Carmel Cumber-
land. / would secure them and come
back and settle these uncsnny doubts.
I had O hunt for the candlestick and
a still longer one for the candle, but
finally 1 recovered both and, lighting
the latter, felt myself for the FIRST
time more or less master Of the situa-
ton.
Rapidly regaining the room In which
my interest was now centred, l set
the candlestick down on the dresser
and approached the lounge. Hardly
knowing what 1 feared or what l ex-
pected to find, I tore of one Of the
cushions and flung It behind me.
More cushions were revealed, but that
was not all.
Escaping from the edge Of one Of
them 1 saw a shiny tress Of woman's
hair. ! gave a gasp and pulled of
more cushions. Then I fell on my
knees, struck down by the greatest
horror which a man can feel. Death
lay before me-violent, uncaled for
dath-and the victim was q woman.
1t was she-she indeed. Dead
Adelaide, the woman l bad planned to
wrong that very night and who had
thus wronged me! For a mor1ent
could take IN nothing but this one
astounding fact; then the how and
why woke In maddening curiosity
within me.
Ito be contidued.1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-17

H HESITATING STE
~ HE moon rode high, but omi-
nous clouds were rushing to-
ward it-clouds heavy with
snow. / watched these clouds
as l drove recklessly, desperately
over the winter roads. / had just
missed the desire Of my life, the one
precious treasure which l coveted
with my. whole undiscipined heart,
and, not being what you call a man
Of self restraint, l was chafed by
my defeat far beyond the bounds 1
have usually set for myself.
l rode on. hardly conscious Of my
course, till the rapid recurrence of
several well known landmarks warned
me that l had taken the longest route
home and hat in another moment l
should be skirting the grounds of the
Whispering Pines, IL country club
house. The season was over and the
clubhouse closed, and when, the great
stack Of chimneys coming suddenly
into view against the broad disk Of
the stih unclouded moon, I perceived
q thin trail of smoke soaring up from
their midst l realized with a shock
that there should be no such sign of
life in a house 1 myself had closed,
locked and barred that very day.
l was the president Of the club and
felt responsible. I turned In at the
lower gateway. For reasons which I
need not now state there were nc
bells attached to my cutter, and 0 u
sequently my approach was noiseless.
I was careful that 1t should be SO; also
careful to stop short Of the front door
and leave my horse and sleigh In the
black depths Of the pine grove. press
Eng up to the walls or either side. I
was sur that all was not as 1t should
be inside these walls.
Our clubhouse stands. as It may be
necessary to remind you, on a knoll
thickly wooded with the ancient trees
I have mentioned These trees-all
pines and of a growth unusual and
of an aspect we'll nigh hoary-extend
only to the rear end Of the house,
where a wide stretch of gently IN
dulating ground opens at once upon
the eye, suggesting to all lovers Of
golf the admirable use to which 1t is
put from early spring to latest fall.
Now links as well as parterres and
driveways were lying under an even
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-17
The Only Way
Many Perth Amboy Citizens Have
Discovered II.

Many Perth Amboy Citizens Have
Discovered It.
Just what to do when the kidneys
are affected, is a question that con-
Germs both young and old. Weak
kidneys neglected in childhood lead
to lifelong suffering. People of ad-
vanced years, with less vitality, suf-
fer doubly. In youth or age, Ian
guor, backache. urinary irregularity,
dizziness and nervousness make life
8 burden.
There Is one remedy that acts d.
reetly on the kidneys and cures these
troubles. Doan's Kidney Pills owe
their worldwide fame to the fact
that they cure sick kidneys. Follow
the example Of this Perth Amboy
citizen and you will be convinced
that this Is SO. .
j. H. Gibson, zoe Gordon St..
Perth Amboy. N. j.. says: Having
used Doan's Kidney Pills recently, /
take pleasure In recommending
them. I hay symptoms OF kidney
trouble and 1t did not take Doen's
Kidney PILLS long to give me relief.
Other persons OF my acquaintance
have also used Doan's kidney Pills
and speak highly Of them"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80,
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New York, sole agents for the United,
States.
Remember the nams-Doan'-
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-17
Notions

Paper of $50 Brass Pins,
SC value, Thursday ........
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-17

passed between Us and the wreck
she had made Of my life. But here,
In a place SO remote and desolate l
had hesitated to enter It myself.
what was l to think? How was ]
to reconcile 80 in~conceivable q fact
with what I knew Of her In the past,
with what I hoped from her In the
future3
1t was evident that some grisly fear.
some staring horror. had met her In
this strange retreat. Simple grief
speaks with a different language from
that which I read in her distorted
features and toftertag. slowly creep
ing form. What had happened abovei
She had escaped me to- run upon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-17
? I.
THE H~ESITATING STEP.

THE HEsITATING STEP. a
HE moon rode high, but omi-
nous clouds were rushing to-
ward it-clouds heavy with
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-17

Thursday a good day to buy these.
Post Card Albums, size o.
Post Card Albums, Coo kind 90
with gilt binding edge, each. O0C
$1.00 Albums go G6A
$3.50 Large Albums with q m
leatherette covers go for ..3EsOO
Toe Albums go AkA
Autograph Albums with gilt edge,
would sell regularly at 19c, IA
Thursday w
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-17

"
NJ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-17

WOMAN
j, CURED
BY Lydia E. pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Ottumv Iowa.-HFor years l was
nlmosta &. Instant sufferer frOmfemale
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-17

trouble In all It's
readful forms /;
shooting pains all
my body, sick
headache, sptnal
weakness, dizziness,
d epre sion, and
that was
|horrid. I tried many
doctors in different
of the United
States, but Lydia E.
IPinkham's Vegeta-
bile Compound has
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-17
Thursday Shoe Sale
Eighty Cents

GtSfhY-E'9hA SSiHo
Sizes 21a, 8, 31a, on Thursday you
may select a par from $3.50 and $500
High cut, button or lace or Oxfords
and Pumps, sizes are all 212, 8 and $40,
but styles are up to date, 90
Thursday, choice, all ....... o0c
One Dollar Twenty-Five.
The new swagger Pumps, all sizes,
velvet, in black or tan, Russia calf or
gun metal calf. These are the newest
ideas for this season and are a good
bargain at $3.50. Some are with
straps, others without, 40
Thursday, choice, pair ....... E,G0
The above come in all sizes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-17
Thursday Sale of
Curtains
AND CURTAIN SWISS

Dotted Curtain Swiss, in a variety Of
styles, 80 inch, always 10e IL
yd, Thursday, I'd. .......... lot
Bordered Scrims, pretty scrims with
plain eenters and fancy borders, very
popular, 10c values, T2>
Thursday I'd.
Fancy Cretons, 8 styles of fancy floral
c~retons, great sale Thursday, 71>
yd., choice 2U
LACE CURTAINS, 2 STYLES.
This is a hummer. They look good
enough to be worth much more than
our regular price of 75c, n
Thursday, choice, pair ........VUO
Three styles at Toe. Very handsome
full size lacey curtains, floral designs
and neat plain c~entsrs, with pretty
bordered edges, finest dollar 76n
values, Thursday, pair ....-.- W
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-17

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WAMPLER, 524 S. Ransom Street,
OttumWa, Iowa.
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This famous medicine, made only
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every city and town in the United
States bear willing testimony to the
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Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass.s
invites all sick women to write
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-08

Waterfront mainland, acres, 4
room house. II fruit trees. straw
berries, large garden, all under ir-
rigation; water piped to house; soc
feet to stores, wharf. school and p
o.; 2 daily mails; 6 daily boats. VIII
sell cheap. Would consider exchange
for Tacoma property up to $4,000.
w. c. JONES. Owner
Redondo. Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-08
A GOOD BUY

IS fine waterview lots in Menlo
Park addition at a sacrifice; a sure
money maker. on terms. VIII make
a good reduction for cash.
s lots. 7-room house. 2 blocks from
SO. Tacoma car. at a bargain; some
cash, or will accept small ranch
on exchange.
DUFF. FECHTNER q RUMINsKT
407 California Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-08
For Rent-Houses

~
FOR RENT-9-room modern house.
500 So. NJ St, $3.50. Main 1855.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-08

For Rent-Stores

STORE, st. Helens ave, opposite the
Hyson. See Janitor. Tyson.
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For Sale or Trade

ponies for large horse, also one
saddle pony. Take old Puyallup car
to Van Buren, station. Mr.. Norwood
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LOWNER'S SACRIFICE
YOUR RENT MONEY

YOUR RENT MONEY
Will pay for any one of the three
comfortable homes that we are Of
fering below. All are convenient,
well built houses and have the best
equipment you can find for the
money.
$3.50
Good 5-room house. right on car
line, 20 minutes from city hall; 1
block from store and from school,;
city water, gas and electric lights; q
good growing garden on lots: $10e
down and $40 a month buys 1t.
5000
Two good level lots in lawn, fruit
and berries; new 3-room bungalow,
woodshed. city water, gas and cleo
trio lights. Small payment down.
balance like rent.
$3.50
Two level lots on corner. blocks
from car line; Is minutes ride to
9th ST.. 3-room house with gas.
water and lights. If you want q
good home on real easy terms and
something that Is real bargain,
you should see this. On Sunday and
evenings call M. sST6-L
E. F. GREGORY CO., Inc.
I'd Floor National Realty Bldg.
I'LL Pacific ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-08

FOR SALE ny OWNER.
40 acres of land, one-half prairie,
the other half timber land; 31-4
miles west of Roy; price $1,000, half
cash; balance on time. Call or adj
dress 1913 So. e ST., phone Main
1850.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-08
81 PER MONTH HOME

81 PER MONTH HOMIE
Four lots and house ready TO
move into, located 4 blocks from car
line, near city limits of Tacoma, 80
fare, good shade trees, plenty of
timber for wood. Price only $3.50,
on terms of 81 down and 81 per
month.
j. NJ. CURTIS 6 co.
S14 Bankers Trust Bldg.