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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-08-09

what is called candy in the United States. The
United States imports quantities of cacao, choco-
late and confectionery from European countries,
and itself exports quantities. abroad, its markets
including every country in America, even those in
which cacao growing for export is an established
industry. 4
Ia may be prophesied that the time is coming
when the supply of cacao will not equal the de-
mand While there are untouched areas in Latin
America, in Africa and the East Indies, yet this
area is rather sharply defined and by nature lin
tied. It is not so extensive as might be guessed
by merely looking at the map, for the climatic
factors of temperature and humidity must be
favorable or else the tree will not bear for COM
mercial profit, although within few miles of sue
cessful plantations. Probably America has larger
resources Of virgin land than the rest of the EARTH
and will always hold the lead In production This
should surely be the case if improved methods OF
cultivation and transportation increase the yield
and the profit from the crop
The area for cacao production, as has been stat
ed is limited while population is growing at
rapid rate, and in addition the value of cacao is
becoming recognized with greater clearness each
year. AS is the case therefore, with other great
staples of the world-for cacao must now be con-
sidered an agricultural staple-ike meat wheat,
corn and cotton the price is slowly rising
larger food supply must he gathered for the
worlds needs BY the middle Of the century the
result may be expected that the supply will be as
proportionately meager in relation to population
as it at present appears to be ample.
Existence on a cacao plantation can be health
full and pleasant; it is tropical lfe but the sur
roundings may be made thoroughly agreeable and
the reward surely equal the amount of energy
expended
Much scientific study has OF late years been
given to the botanical characteristics of the cacao
tree, the methods of propagating it. its diseases,
and the best manner of shipping and marketing
the crop. Since the success OF the valorization
control of coffee in Brazil, plans have been pro-
posed to valorize in Brazil and Ecuador ALSO so
to prevent violent fluctuations in price and to
give growers some sense of security concerning
values. The outcome of the plans can, however,
be of only temporary commercial significance
The essential status Of cacao in the worlds food
supply is bound to become progressively more i'm.
pOrtant
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before
confronting W. Duke Jr OF charlottesville
condition Monticello
"he roads leading the Jefferson
needed painting that
appearance neglect and decay Mr. Duke
sell Monticello
repair Senator
Monticello might
by the Of eminent domain
1--WE private public
question that In this
becomes necessary" suggested Senator Cummins
appeal Duke
unwingness sell
believed that if congressman there
patriotic that he would yield
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proved that the cacao product is one
of the best known associates of
sugar.
AS an inhabitant of the polar re-
gions Graves fat OF some kind, and
as another in the tropics enjoys his
fruits and his hot peppers both ma
ture hints in regard to diet-so the
inhabitant in the temperate zone
consumes sugar and is unframed
thereby, providing that there is no
overindulgence. That explains why
so much sugar is carried from the
tropics to the north; it is a food
necessity 1t explains also why the
manufacturers of cacao and the
chief consumers aret in the coun-
tries where no production is carried
on. Proximity to the consumers is
recognized rule in manufacturing.
The United States heads the table
of cacao users, for the people num-
Der the most, but in proportion to
population this country takes no
more than its share. Germany,
France and England consume an
nually considerable quantities of
cacao, but Holland and Switzerland
use an amount far in excess of their
inhabitants.
Figured out in pounds per capita,
the importation of cacao, for it
amounts to that, is quite striking.
The United States uses about one
and one-half pounds of cacao each
year for each inhabitant; Germany
about three and two-thirds pounds;
France a little over one and one
half pounds; England, about one
and one-fifth pounds; Holland, al
most nine pounds; Switzerland, a lit
tie over five, pounds; and Spain not
quite six-tenths of a pound. Much
of these quantities go into the prep
aration of cacaos and chocolates to
be used for beverages, but an ever
increasing total is manufactured di-
rectly into sweets, dulees, and bon
bons, thus distinguished according
To the nationality of the people, or
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QQNINLlyT pEORhd4
qgay29e SS u
MRS. LITTLETON SCORES VICTORY

Mrs. Martin w. Littleton wifi,
Representative Littleton of New !
won a notable victory the otbs,
before the senate committee on M
ry, when she secured by ur1niNl
vote an authorization for a fayos
report on Senator Marines rs,
ton authorizing the appointment [
joint committee of five senators /
five representatives to investigats
report ON the feasibility of having
government acquire Monticello
home of Thomas Jefferson.
Mrs. Lfttleton became Interests
having the government acquire thu,
tate and tomb of Thomas Jefa,.
and preserve 1t, like Mount Ven
and Arlington, after she had mad.
visit to the place. A year ago.
sent out an interesting pamphlet
voted to proving the patriotic dut
the government to acquire and i
serve Monticello. Since then u
Littleton has kept up the fight d
many obstacles.
The most formidable of these
been the opposition of Representa-
Jefferson M. Levy, who owns Mont
10. and declares that he will not
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-08-09
SURRENDER FOR LORD KITCHENER

1t can be predicted with confdenS
that as soon as the facts which an
about to be set forth are known
London society, there Will be an y
mediate rush of manageable granaI
danes to Egypt And the exodus WI
include. especially, those impressla|
able American widows one hesitate
to embarrass them by mentions
their names-who in the past raw
made dead set for that hithe1a|
most determined of bachelors-LoI
Kitchener.
For Lord Kitchener at last has u
termined to marry. Before man
moons have run their course a prOsl
and happy Lady Kitchener XII n'l
the household Of the greatest and m'Sl
picturesque soldier of the present aS1
But before that time what futtersI
Of middle-aged hearts there will Dc Y
Mayfair.
The writer has the news OF hlIcJ
ener's change Of heart from one \
his close personal friends who recenu
returned from Egypt. Said this frlels1
Lord Kitchener is no longer the cOs
firmed bachelor who was the desp'I
Of countless women in English sOo
| the fair sex. He is getting along 4
IN every man longs for the cons'sS
.,<r,,o,, IL q. l1~1-4,.ev fo,.x4yo Td tn wv
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AS TO AFFINITIEs.

DO you believe that for every man In the
world there Is certain woman who is his real
affinity"
No. There some men who would nevar
consent to be henpecked by anybody
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KINDLY MEANT

Mrs. Jenkins-Mrs. Smith. we shall be neigh
bors now. I have bought house next. you. with
a water frontage,
Mrs. SmithSo glad! l hope you will dron in
some time. -Everybodys Magazine.
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COUSIN OF CAR IS UNDER GUARD

Grand Duke Gabriel Constantine
yich. a cousin of the car, twenty five
years old, supplies the latest court
romance. He insists on marrying Xe-
MIA Ivanovna, formerly his sisters gov
erness and now his mothers compan-
ion.
Gabriel is an officer of the house
hold troops and enjoyed life like his
comrades up to two months ago. Then
he began to sit at the feet OF Xenia,
whom he had known for years without
taking particular notice of her.
Xenia owns to being thirty, is dark,
slim and by no means beauty
People recall the Emperor PauPs in
fatuation for middle-aged maid of
honor, who had more influence over
him than anyone else. But Gabriel's
father, Grand Duke Constantine, is of
course angry and insists on having
the boy banished to some distant prov
ince. The czar objects, saying that
sort of punishment has always result
ed in lovers getting married. So Xe-
MIA has been sent to Moscow with
handsome pension, which will be
stopped the moment she renews asso-
citation with her high-born lover.
Gahrio1 want mad with dicapnniuI
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-08-09

He beginning
life and reached that the
companicnhp
time he will
his beautiful
alive Furthermore life
that requires believed @
not be with
One thing that makes believe that he marry
viceroy. is the Of his life
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-08-09

the years crop comes from seven
republics of Latin America; adding
to this the amount grown in the de-
pendent countries of America, it Is
evident that the Western Henri
sphere produces every year the larg-
er part of the worlds supply. The
list is again headed by those friend
Iy rivals, Brazil and Ecuador, on op-
posite sides of the continent, but
both south of the Equator; they al
ways contribute generous proper
ton of the annual crop, and lead or
follow one another closely, with
commendable perseverance through
the decades. Among the American
republics, third place in 1911 must
be yielded to the Dominican repub
lie, although Venezuela usually holds
it.
Thome, San Cor Sac in Portu
gueHe) Thome, according to some
aliases and Biographies, is not to be
confused with ST. Thomas, in the
West Indies; it is small island be-
longing to Portugal, and lies only
166 miles from the African coast.
The area is but 400 square miles,
yet the cacao production is enor
nous, and Thome cacao sometimes
sets the pace and price in the mar
kets- Africa, it would seem, has
riser, rapidly in Importance since
the beginning of the twentieth CEN
fury, for the Gold Coast, the Cam
Groom (Kamerun), and Fernando Pc
have since that time become pro-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-08-09

Gabriel with
his had left long
where she had Then frog
his rooms by rope ladder but caught the gnom
hurried Since
committed military regiment
body his father irony ena
solitude eft
his
nothing will make him forget his
her even he has to wait Those
Of pretending indifference running
All otherwise or bully him
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-08-09

ACAO can profitably
be grown on only a
small area of the
earth's surface. The
limit is 20 degrees.
both north and
south of the Equa-
tor, but water
takes up a large
share of this mar
row belt, leaving
merely a slice out
of America and Of
Africa, with the
nearby islands, for
consideration. Prac-
ticany one-half of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-24
City Real Estate-Contd.


BEAUTIFUL HOME
Two blocks Of W0odised park, hall
block 10 cat ilne. double cong
atrncted very large s-room h0uf
full cement basement. modern
from basement 20 garnet. furnace.
fireplace, laundry trays. both gas
and electric lights complets 10
detail. for 5000. 1900 cash. bal
apfs terms
TO TIE LUCKY BUYER
We will give $500 Of furniture.
which ~ o complete furnishing for
the house Two fine bedroom sets.
two oak dreaaera. large oak chtf-
fonler. oak dining table. large
Morris chair leather rocker.
leather dining chairs, large gas
range. gas tank heater. everything
complete. but too numerous 60
mention. Come and see a. n
Will be a pleasure 20 show this
property. and We mean Just what
We gay. The furniture f. given 20
this buyer absolutely free OF all
charge. Take rhinney car 20 s50i
phlnnay av Zoe
j. H. HOPKINS co.
Phone Ballard 1s0s
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rfIn

Yakima Melted gem potatoes. 81 %
ieesih. sack. pineapplsa, ese each
taFlY June peas lbs sac. goose
berries. : boxes aAc green peppers.
Zoe IN, pot roast. % % lie h. ftai-
ihu sausage. ace II pork ruaat
asc aud isc IL. veal roast. Ice 10
iins cod, lbs. 28e, asparagus. J lbs.
tee. bananas, isc dos kettle ren.
dctei lard. 2 ihs. zhc. gasoline. iaMc
Eelloni ranch butter. soc III. plate
boiling beef. Sc To- heat flour. slgs
sS.fb. sack. delivered
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Ranch csRa 2ae dos, his sugar
Use, with 2sc purchase. or 10 lbs. o.
without purchase! yellow Newton
ttppin apples zoe hex Eastern ba.
con. sc III. pot roaats beef. % IL
w shoulders spring lamb, Toe 10.
Ne. 30 sacks idaho flaur. 81 30. Is,
pail cottolenc. See. cans kippafed
herring. lte. soc can red salmon
Tao II bars laundry soap atc.
bottles olives. soc. t5e bottle salad
dressing or horseradiah. Toe,
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Round steak. iSc 10 les mutton
i3Ac H., eornea beef. 100 ID nali
pork, lee ~, - nice small chicSenn
zoe 10, punRencaa crabs, for aAc
chicken hailhut. lbs gsc. salmon
lbA. zoe, sliced hatihut. SC 10.
soics. 7 lbs Toe. lbs. gaes Lake
Washington catfish. isc ID. caium'
hia river shad, s5o each black cod
lbs. lsei ling cod lbs. lac. black
bass, Ice 10, perch, lbs. iac.
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For Exchange.
FARM BARGAINS
For EXCHANGE

Wv tfaF'H fAhANNAa
so acres In the Snoqualmie valley
X mile to railroad stations:
7'room modern house. gas light
good outbulldlngs. livestock OF
all kinds Machinery and tools
so with place No / orchard: on
2 county roads, Price $4,000 90
VIII take house and lot and bal.
ance In 10 years. OF good income
property.
10 acres near Kirkland: good build.
ingp. bearing orchard, 100 trees,
y acre In strawberries and. 9th.
OF fruits. No. water system for
house and irrigatins. Prizes
$4,000 VIII take house and lot
from 100000 TO $4,000.
~ acres in town limits OF Bothell:
No. ! buildings. bearing orchard.
small fruits. garden. lawn. flow
era; everything to mako a per.
feet home. Price $4,000 VIII
take house and lot 10 Seattle up
TO 100000; balance. mortgage
on long time.
W. ". MOVES
at Hoaton Block
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Houses TOR Rent.

N%~-~s~~-N-N~~~-~~~<s~ -~-~s-<Ne<<~~<N~4~s~
Married couple without children 10
rent s-foom cottage furnished.
whore gentleman can buafd with
thttn. nire Garden 1871 seth =.
and Massachusetts a.
For rent. $40 100 per month g.feom
modern house. sexT brooklyn aN.
" y. Carver. owner Main fTfT.
-Four furnished cabins. s. 30 month.
south Of Whatrom and hpok ans
az John Williams
SO 40. fooma modern, superior
view. sft Newton 1t. North
Quesn Anne ear.
Thrresroom bungalow. furnished.
st2 9e month, Rear ~ 1919 asth
n Madison car.
$50 gQ-=t tersroom roftas. and saul
larN barn. fnanlrr liz ggth b
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20 choice lots overlooking Lake
Union. very reasonable.
s-aere factory site adjoining Lake
Union.
Will give ~ per cent for 5000.
three years Security on 30 lots,
close In.
Beautiful summer resort. salt wa
ter. Fully equipped. 81 900 Will
handle a. Would consider some
property in exchange.
Choice fruit land in Yakima 20 ex-
change for city property.
Want second hand automobile az
zi9 Columbia. Must be good.
81. n. KNuPPENBURG LAND CO.
zia Columbia 81
Phone Elliott 1ss5.
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- VIZ GOODE SIGHT SHOP
~ Eyce Iasses. spottaclen ~tlf-
~ tie shop. Little Rant. Little
Prics." broken tensea re-
placed. Repairing. ais afaIison.
Tween snd and ard.
SAY u saw Il In The star
used. locks like new. about half
price. terms. Waliin~ AGO Arcade
Annex.
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Furnished s-room fiat piano and
a~WAnR machine. Price 5000.
sss 18th az
tsfuum furnished hunrais~ f6f rent
~ tele Wkiilnsfofd AZ. North
1N1i
s-rpam Furnished dwelling. meaetn.
sal
Modern. Green Lake. reasonabie.
ehicken yard. fruit ballard Iest.
Partly Furnished s-room cottage,
lAaa. sstt Il tnlen.
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Developing. Ice per roll Cut prices
or prinsinx. ftadium Studio. t1if
Thifd.
slrnaIs. sansaIa~s. HlaekisY iii
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Homesteads.

'FN7NFtlN1-T.NFNF~rNFeFN sNlel.eNrloDlNNr
= OREGON HON l1HTEAD
REIMBURSEMENT
s2osssrr, $50 rSady Tor plow. acres
piqs ed. good small log hOuao. Z
ptttsn from a. ~ survey, about 80
niiifs from Iiend We can FUR
nitH you this for taOn Have aome
Geed ones Ia Washington also.
fflMPfitE HON f1sTfeAD co
- sea EMPIRE BLDG
juaft our neat party 81 land seekers
starnion 10 Oregon next Hatur-
& EMPIRE HOMESTEAD co.
hG4raG6 Fmpffe utda
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Lawtr fiat OF two.fiat oottasa. q
i"etnH. Gfb,un. 1880 ~ Marion
iRper flat. large fruit garden. 1000
1lnnlh. hath. f6sf fist aV. y
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ACfchkc-IO
WE ARE
OFFERING
A GIEMylN|E
SNAP IN
I OIL t

Il will be long time before you
will get another opportunity like
this; All lots in the new city Of
Tolt win sell at the first fiat
prices until the FIRST DAY or
JUNE
LOTS AS LEVEL AZ A FLOOR.
~ THE BUSINESS CENTER.
400; EASY TERMS.
ALL PRICES WILL BE AID
vANcED on THE FIRST DAY
or JUNE.
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For Saie-Poultry.

The largest and most reliable po,i-
Try house--2pd floor. New Corner
on pure bred poultry. nafrising
eggs ana supplies.
Fun stock Of pure bred poQItrv
patching eggs, poultry Supplies.
fresh dressed poultry, incubators
Iresh ranch eggs. Khlon Poultry
MARKET. Pike Place
crystai white orpihRton. X. i. Rsd7.
<efnofns. eggs. guaranteed baby
chicks that are strong ard viii
I've. North 1914 Rodman.
Bronz" turkey eggs for hafrT1TS-
Imone North zsfs.
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Wanted-Agenta

l~fNf~r-s>rNf>T>e-N-f-sT~r
Men or women with some selling
ability who are willing TO work
can secure permanent aud profit
ahte employment az Dos Third RN.,
Seattle, Call between I and y.
IN. ana AJAX for Mf Lane.
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81 ; 9e"a48 -Fanfn apartment atth
private bath. Na4 fAnNr. hat aud
cold water Call it0. y Fir
Excsisier Apis - Furnished and un-
furnished sfh ard PIKE Msin zssi
81 tAwrsnce. $685. -camfort.
ahIa. rlass 30 MAln EssL az ~
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HEAtffftL SNAIL aNAsD III.
ANo, coat faoo like new Will eel
Tor about hair some terms Wall.
ins. 800 Arcade Annex.
Have yput bills collected Nsrfk
coast collection Co. tsa X Y. NIX
preslsas loctor. lie saffery. ali
KODAK developing. loo roll any
Lie Jaenhs, fhote shop. P..f. MD
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Business Chances.
-~r~~~~~~~~e~e<~~se>r .r-~~rsr~~4~~r~~~~~c~~~c
Meat market and grocery store for
Northern u. n doing splendid
business, reasonable price. terms
according 10 security Apply
u. r. REAL, ESTATE
AND EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
- Yealcr Way
Bakery and restaurant. good suburb
location: splendid opening. build
INK furniture. fixtures for rent.
long term. reasonable rental. or
for sale at price attracuyc TO pur-
chaser. AIS Burke Building. Main
Bakery and lunch room IN busy mill
good fixtures and tools. attractive
place In central location. doing
business OF ts00 month. Pricn
1850 Phone East 1851.
Hotels. roominR houses. stores. sa-
looms etc, for sale or trade.
Kaufman Kelly kompany. North
: err Bank Bldg. See ffasbrook.
Wanted for half interest
IN picture theatre. doing good bus
mess. See me at lyric theatre.
Occidental aud Washington.
Partner wanted by widow who un-
deratands ro0ming house business.
x-sS9. care star
Good paying grocery and property
~ sacrifice for cash. x-ao1, care
star
Clocks called FOR, repaired. deliv-
cred. fiuson. s2f Hinckley Bldg.
Elliott ATS.
NlehoI.. bnngalows. nInckl nIk.
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Lost and Found.

r~s-~~fs~~r~-~
IL tho party. who is known. who
took Tag from the counter Of
Frederick a Nelson. will fstnrn
same to Hotel brighton. will save
themselves trouble and no ques-
tioaa asked.
Thursday. on Green Lake ear. about
1890 O'Clock. long ~hite envelope
containing receipts addressed 70
Mrs. w. J. Lyuns. ballard 1900.
reward
f.ost--fn HaVenna or Cowan pork
SUNDAY, May 10. Hrbskah pin.
three iinka and dove below Ad-
dress s1ls 18TH AZ. ~. V. Phone
Kenw0od 1909.
Black Persian female cat.
southern part city. liberal reward.
Main 1854
Tuesday evening. small black peck
stbook. on Easttsks car. Phone
kenw0od t325
Aifedale shaggy dog pup. followed
man toward town. reward. i1fs
cherry Main sss1.
f.ady's open faced watch, MONOGRAM
~ T.. IT. Return sound Trans
Ter Co, los jackson st Reward.
Found---The risht place 10 havs your
watch repaired. Hymoua. joweier
1877 Third, near Pike. All work
guaranteed
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SNAP
For sale or trade 20 acres nfne
miles from Tacoma. i6o chickens
horse, 1 cow. ali improvements
60 with the place We have many
more good ranches 20 trade. Come
~ and see uu en- Fpi~r Block
What have you 10 exchange Tor trfi.
gated fo-acre farm. half mile Diet
rlrn. Idahar Phone Main lgst
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Wanted-Real Estate

wanted-vacant lots or tracts In any
good section of city suitable to
build on In exchange for income
property N-20f, Star
Cash TO buy snap In vacant or linz
proved property. Money waiting
FOR best bargain. N-305, star
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Civ Real Estate.

ELEGANT NEW BUNGALOW
room. all modern. light fixtures.
gas, piped for furnace, level lot.
brand new. beautifully finished,
full cement basement, larRe attic,
assessments all paid, no mortgage,
500 down, balance s20 per month,
including interest. This IL genu-
Inc Don't fall 20 see a. Take
Phinney car to s501 Phinney av.
Soc
J. II. HOPKINS co.
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IEoensy- watsoa ca. fuasrsf Dir.o-
ses. Third ~. and uaivsrstsy.


ws slTa % sssisYS SsS'a IN es saIs.
ped for weddings. receptions. fu-
nersls PARIS FiOHfNT--1is PIKE.
HIHNs FLORAL CO. col srd. &aln
ltls--cnr fLawer. ds..sns ses-I.
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PERSONAL.
NM Illlefr 11fff"->,-
ADVICE. addresses. information gen
eral iiag correspondents. refined
htNh-class husinena and social clr-
cteS. 1918 NorthiaaS Ave North
i9s Florence Nirhois
RUPTURE CURED permanent. 40
operation OF detention from labor.
over xeq eases cured past two
years. ages I a. 10 Harvard
y stem sd kitsi niis Seattle.
Nine Francois. medical baths. cleo.
tfpT hrrapTuftcs. nnAnirurtrE ehls
repoay. al rnsen. Apt o
0ff-f.ErrE BLADES sharpansd. poe
doa raHors. zAc. cite itef ssh av
ttunt he lenety. Join our Matrimonial
bureAn ladies' fFee. gps pta~ 81.
ToufEEs. wfCs--Atl ksnd. Of hsir
work. Kcrb, lee spring Ind t4Da
nflnem~nt home. beet rltY rsf~r-
rne~s. s1st urn W q A sfoe.
Nichols suasaiows. liisckiey Hik.
Nay q saw d IN The star