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The Newark journal., 1912-04-12
SPEAKER CHAMP CLARK.
e Leading in the Contest For the Presidential NonF
 nation and Will Probably Capture Arkansas Delegation

ident. The substitute motion was voted down and the original mo- ton was adopted, the Clark men losing, however, by only one vote. the vote being II to F.
 A report from the chairman and secretary of the county central committee as to the results of the recent primary was read and ap- proved.
 Sam. M. Casey moved that the candidates for the various county offices who received pluralities of the yotesin the recent primary be declared the nominees of the Defn- ocratlc party. The motion was unanimously adopted.
 The report of the committee. recommending that the candidates for road oVerseer in Ruddell town shlp' who received the same vote run Tn the general election, bot as Democrats, was adopted. nc
 The report of the committee d. claring M. E. Burt and C. E. Len han the nominees for justice ,no- the peace in Magness townshn of was adopted. for The following eonmitteem'o ourt' Ia were elected: C. H. Trevathnder congressional; w. B. Knight. rstook road commissioner; Ernest Ne pgyS py98 shaneerY Sam. M. Casey. iudicested 5. A. Moore, senatorial.
 Sam Deener was indorsed that e membership on the state comraha .ee for the Third judicial disu.lleged Ernest Neill moved that the ee'sea gates to the state convention IS a unit on all questions, q mission ty to control. The motion bgos elect orth quite a lengthy discq at at the ut was finally adopted. .or lg'0 Se- On motion of A. C. Gra 'esha precinct of Greer in the ownship was allowed a nl' not in i the county central comnii,rehe Dq,,p'ao ao There being no further bistrict are he convention adjourned. tors with
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

There will be Republican Con- yentlon held at the Mayors office m n, the town of Newark, on April Z0th 1912 at 2 D. m. for the cleo ton of three delegates and alter mates to County Convention which meets at Batesyille April 27th 1912
 GEO. F. CRossER,
 Township Committeeman.
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ELECTION
 IS COMING SOON
School Election, a Host Important One, Comes May IS, Then
 We Rest Awhile

Arkansas has already had ms " elections this year, and still there are more to follow. There have been primary elections for every office on the calendar, of every governmental division national, state, district, county and munich pal. The municipal elections have already been held, and we have yet before us the general biennial election this fall and we are well in the midst of the national cam paign.
 There is, however, another cleo ton which must not be overlooked and which, in many respects, is of greater importance to the indiyitS ual elector than any of the othes elections. This is the annual school election, Saturday May IS.
 \ As the public school is the very 1aasis, the foundation stone, of soo'd government, so are the du- les7Qf those who vote at the 2 E1election of grayest impor-
 X dSae divisions are so small, s ss.e s,ae,'fl di K ltsorhood, almost being a \ every day that each vote is an 1 Dr. kz1. zt that good .iti. ens, # MsAeIligenffly @ fGy1 inter ter sted ic school con lu9n3 cts directly on ths>dev0te their IF tiv. pnic for the whoieAe cause. be oth Ne. It makes unnA aIso ;,9,
 local leatment so uniyers> aioo III, ,
 eyere.nodest woman. school
 rYe shall not particularize fsl most
 th. peculiar affections incie,S. full
 wa ne full information as ot;
 mea of positive cure are refessscs33, ti-
 mon snse Medical Adyiser-f008 | and .to-date Edition, sent free ofAS ;. S:I,. zen. Fps to cover cost of mailinf
 Address Dr. R V. p. a,er.<
 --N ~
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TAX PAYING EXTENDED

Governor Donaghey issued a proclamation Monday extending the time for paying taxes in a number of counties to May 10, h. dependence being included in the hst. Taxes may now be paid with out penalty until May 10.
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BRING IN YOUR WORK

We have bought the blacksmith shop and mill from J. B. Brown formerly owned by H. JohIe and are prepared to do any and all kinds of blacksmithing and wagon work, and will grind any day in the week. FINK RP0S
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CONVENTION FAILS
 f6SAQQRsE CLARK
Friends of Missourian Fail to Get Endorsement of Indepen-
 dence Democracy

The Independence county demo
 cratic county convention, compos.
 ed of delegates elected in the re.
 cent primary, refused to indorse Champ Clark for President, in the convention held at Batesville last Saturday, and sent an uninstruct- ed delegation to the state conyen- ton.
 The delegates assembled atthe court house at noon and the meet ing was called to order by Hon. Sam. M. Casey, chairman of the county central committee. Hon. K. A. Dowdy was elected chair man and C. D. Metcalf secretary of the convention.
 The chairman appointed Sam Deener, ". B. Headstream and A. 5. Pelley as a committee to select delegates to the various conven- tions. The committee reported the selection of the following dele gates and alternatss, and the re- port was accepted and the selection of delegates approved by the con- 
 DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION
 T. J. Raney, J. B. McCaleb, G. II. TreYathan, s. A. Moore, Ernest Neill, C. P Vaughan, Tom Shell, sam. N. Casey, Elmer Hinkle, J. 4. Lancaster, Paul Butler, Geo. L. 5reen, Swiss Griffin.
 Altenates.-R. A. Dowdy, r. C. ! Ioyt, ". NJ. Thompson, W. J.Wal- lrip, C. D. Metcalf, Cul. L. Pearce, ,. A. Hail, Chas. Coffin, Ben Desha, no. Q. Wolf, Frank Gray, NJ. E. foore, ". B. Headstream.
 CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATES
 s. 4. Moore, L. F. Reeder, c. H. 'reyathan, J. B. McCaleb, Paul 'utler, Cul. L. Pearce, Clarence leIntosh, 4 B. Pelley, ". J. Cald- 'ell, Sam Deener, NJ. C. Weaver, r. Y. L. Pascoe, D. D. Adams. Alternates.-A. c. Gray, D. H. . oleman, J. C. Hail, C. D. Metcalf, . M. Waldrip, Paxton Thomas,
 ?. Magness, J. B. Johnson, Geo. l. Green, Swiss Griffin, Marcus one, JIG. Hazerigg, J. L. Outlaw. A motion was offered by Ernest : eill that the delegates to the j ate convention go uninstructed e to President and vice president. - M. Casey offered as a substitute at the delegation be instructed
 vote for Champ Clark for Pres II |
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although Joe" VI makes his way inNAYttAN
Socialists Have a TlA

Little Rock-The State Asse to of Socialists met in Argenta ah, mated J. A Michel, a miner ofEe'n Lind, for governor F, W. Perfar Little Rock was nominated for pt ! dential elector at large. No oA nominauons were made.
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Conway. Harper. a 16-year. old boy. was rendered unconscious by a bolt of lightning at Enola, 20 miles northwest of Conway, but it is thought bs will recover.
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Vol tnships of the county on

of of age @ss' ,1sa.o 5oa of the County Com m mayor yoP of 5flI8 I@t F. COLE, Chairman. election h a.Etary.
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REPUBLICAN, CONNEN'

A Republican County and back ytion will be held on the q 9 a good in, n, of April, 1912, at 10 o'clocf 4a5s in 4ie tbe in the Court House at B. to consider the nominad
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county ticket, to elect delegates and alternates to the state and Congressional Conventions, and to transact such other business as may properly come before said con- vention.
 The following townships.are en- titled to the number of delegates herein set forth respectively towit: Ashley, }; Barren, 1; Black River, 1; Big Bottom 3; Christian, 7; Cushman, 1; Dota, 5; Fairview, ,; GainsbQlda. @s'reeabriex, 2; lief ffrfese. One oferty ?; Logan, 2; have rnn made al Trough, }; Relief, 2 Eddetl, 9; Salado, 3; l Lewisville} }; White River, B. the postoffi
 Ssre s,Sq @0Fp ot Conventions to select
 egates will be held in the
 Yosnships of beeounty on
 Imbodeht of April, 1912.
 or or age age' ,,,, Joe q. of the County Con- mayor 9F of % Ink F. COLE, Chairman. election h '.Stary. hottest ever h
 although Joe" VI makes his way inSAYHAN two goats, was oppa Poloi a1 most prominent citiA Dai0H anu he was elected, rec, thls place votes as both of his o.urt honse bined. J. w. Ragan ant - were his opponents Vh last '
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04

theatre last night. AmIna MatinI
singing In the title role. One can.
not hope 10 hear the heartrendlng
little story better told-or sung.
This afternoon pcroira. the color
atura soprano, IL introduced for tho
first time. In Lucia III Hammer.
moor" and tonight the engagement
closes with "Sailomc." with Tar.
qulnia Tarquinl In the title role.
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the committee on appropriations.
The bin calls for $4,000. 900.
The presidents salary remains AZ
$4,000. and that of the presidents
secretary $4,000. The committee
eliminated provision providing
that future ex.prcsidents be made
congressmena t.largo with a salary
of $4,000.
The bin provides that hereafter
congressman will get an allowance
OF StaS a month for a secretary.
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WIFE RALLIES TO
GENERALS RESCUE

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.--Onco faore
has the wife of Gen. Daniel Sickles.
oisil war veteran. come TO his res
cue and tho sale OF the aged hero
OF 0ettyaburg'a pictures and art
treasures 60 satisfy judgment OF
$4,000 will not take place. accord
Ing 10 announcement today. Gen.
Sickles and his wife are reconoiled.
II II said. after yearrsaf eetrangS'
ment To satisfy the claim OF the
Bank OF tho Metropolis. Mrs.
Sickles drew from tho bank her
entire balance Of $500. and paid
II over to the generals creditors.
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$4,000, 900 ASKED
m APPROPRIATIONS

n rnHsa r'-.. l'''s"
"wAsuINcToN. Dec. Garry
:, oeo. 600 less than the amount
...,s,senacd by SECRETARY Mac
- me oSecn,ive. legislative
sess s,..,cInl appropriation bin was
w <ss 10 the house today from
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-~4~s~~~-~~-~~~~s~-e ~e>s>4~~~~u~r-e~~4~<s@N
RUPTURE CURED. permanent. no
operation or dstautton from labor.
over 200 cases cured past two
years. agrn ! 60 10 Harvard Sys-
tenn. 81 Eifei HidK. Seattle
hipponroma ArAiegay. nancins
taught In two lessons private on
class Apply pfsIca
GILLETTE BLADES shafpane4. acc
don. raforn. use. etc. 1901 tth Az.
Oct AeQnAinfed sorlefy. Names and
addresses 1es Pine =,
CAV n .aw n In The Atnr.-
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Herring. &c H.. salted black cod.
local eggs. Soc foz, pork stonk, Ice
10 shoulder mutton. &c 10. kosh or
liver sausage. ssc H., home made
pork sausage. Toe 10. lamb chops. Toe
H. spring chickens. teo No. roast
mutton. ipc H., Siberian crab ap-
dos, lie. eufrnufa. z .bs. ssc. sweet
oranges. dea. Use. hickory nuts
aud black wainuts. . lbs. 2ko. green
peppers. Toe 10.
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Legal Notices

TEi.kwA MINING, MILLING And
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
NOTICE OF ANNUAL. MEETING or
HTUSkHpf.nEnS
The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders OF Teik wa Alnina.
Milling and Development Com
pany will DO held al the pfflce Of
the company, sup Lyon building.
seattle. Washinefon. on Tuesday.
the ioth day 81 December. 1919. at
the hour OF Z o'clock D. IA
The object Of said meeting 10 the
election % officers and trustees %
said company and for such other
and further business as may law
fully come before the meeting.
WILLIAM r cLorEN Secretary.
Hereafter I'll mot be responsible for
debts contracted hy my wife. y. ".
Nfstffh
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T-hone steaks. tic III: lamb chops.
lbs, zsc, bacon. zoe III. shoulder
lamb. ~ lb.i club sausage. ioc 10.
home made ieilien, : glasses use. !
pkgs. corn flakes fhc. cans
salmon. stc, zoe baking powder. isc
bars laundry soap. 1se. : ibs ~ Y.
checae. 6sc. 4 rolls Toe toilet paper.
ssc. rice and beans, lbs. sse. zoe
hpttlr- pickles. lie.
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MODERN elegantly furnished
rooms Al lowest rates NJ Hotel vir.
ginus. Eighth and Virginia. uear
wcstiake. Elliott so1 sss
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For Sale Livestock


weight 600 pounds. sound ana
good worker. price g55. I road
horse weight tf,f1g, sound and
fine. Z years old. price as.
We have several cheap farm horses
and mares. from as uD. farm
wagons Z spring wagons. I farm
rubbfr-fired buggy. "a sets Of bar-
ness. double ana single. very cheap.
gJS WcNfiAha Az ~
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Wanted to Buy---Furniture

Nr~es~er-r~>~~-e-cs~-ee>e> ~se.r-e-~4>.rrsr-r~>eN
Want house 4 office furniture. cash.
Gibson Chandler. go Pike. Al 3zz7.
Modern Furn 90. 49, Pike. 81 GsfE
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ONLY THREE TRACTS LEFT
l0-acfc tracts. with fine brook
through one end. black rich soil.
. 60 8 feet deep. all in grass, all
cleared and as level a. the floor.
Does not overflow. on good road.
near school. stores and depot THIS
land viii raise tons Of potatoes
TO The acre. 800 per acre. ss.00
month See O. A. pfuRfer or II
A. uhiin. IS Downs Bldg. 100 Sec
ond ~.
sfLNERDAIsE POTATO LAND
Acres for si7s
fie Cash and o. Per Month.
A ~ NEWELL I2e Spring -.
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aofEl 02307tll5. 1915 III iil a.. nod.
ern. rates ta.s0 per week and up
harrington. 1913 second ~ week Up.
ROYAL HOTEie-~tbf f1fth ar. zte
% lee nIkht Ill % - neek.
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CHEAP ACREAGE

CHEAP ACREAGE
On the county road at Kirk
laud. about 4 mile from
the ferry dock. 2 fine
tracts Of rich land. partly
improved, house. etc. Price
fi.b00. Only $3.50 cash re-
auired. balance $40
month You can live here
and work ia Seattle.
Only 8 minutes walk 90
the boat. Is round trips
daily. Take Madison car
and county ferry 20 Burke
A. farrar's Kirkland ofi
fire or call at i0f Cher
~ 81
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lOfficiai pubileatlanD
REPORT or THE FINANCIAL. CON.
dttion OF the tnion Savings and
Trust Company OF seattle. located
At Seattle. state nf Washington. AZ
the close 81 business on the fgth
day OF November fsles
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DAIRY Farm SNAP

NEAR KEST-ta acres. ~ in Guilt
walton. balance pasture. fenced.
orchard. spslns water. s sn..a
outbulldlnEn. " " D.. telephone
service. groceries delivered Price,
Including team. harness. waEon- 9
cows. farming lmpinmcnt. every
shing goes. ts,seo, tern1, Come
RoBERT MALTBY
1919 Alaska Building.
KIRKLAND CHICKEN RANCH
acres nice level land. half cleared.
and can be cropped this spring
cioae % mncadnm road. and cheap
er than anything in the same To-
ti'oso. with 1850 down. balance
a b kEwEr.L 40 sprinr ST
$1,000 s0-AcRE FARM-s2.000
4 farm IN the rough with a new g.
room house. barn. hen house. or
chard on milk route. between Che
halls and Winiork part Of the land
cleared. nofnn In hazel brush. our
price OF taeee includes cow and
calf Just the place for q man
with small capital and good work :
WEST COAST LAND co.
fif1-is American Bank Bldg.
IMPROVED ORCHARD TRACT
I acres OF fine. rich. level land. with
extra fine buildings. water plped
10 all buildings. and plenty for
Irrigation. ~ wanted. Bearing APP
pie. pear and cherry trees. mag
nificent view OF sound and Olym-
pics. A delightful home for $500
on your own terms.
A. n NEWELL 17o spring Sc.
20 ACRES WITH STREAM, $3.50
400 cash. SIS per month. part
ALDER BOTTOM. balance FINE
SHOT CLAY. on new county road.
cioac TO school, fine view. cheap
fare
p. Van Arxdaie q Co. 1918 THIRD Az.
sSAr---f0 acres. on good road. lead
ing 20 Seattle. for ssg5. easy terms.
$50 cash. SO monthly. Good soil
for vegetables. chickens and
fruits. fine improved ranch oppo-
site this place will show you
what this land will produce. l.
q GilEcn. les Cherry 81.
10 ACRFS POTATO LAND
for s15o.00
$40 Down and $40 Per Month.
a. u. NEWELL lac Spring ST
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Board and Room

cN~>~~~e~@~c~~-~~ e~J~~~~e~~s~~~,~
Club house. i7is 18th nv q. newly
furnished, all modern convenience.
steam heat. telephone. electric
ilRht. bath. pool room. piano. isis-
giant home for club Of men. Room
aud board; rates reasonable.
breakfast. luncheon. o'clock din
nUr,
Young man desires single room ana
board. private family. close Bal
lard Beach, Ballard North ear lines.
Reply 70 A-7i2, star giving full
particulars.
Children boarded, best care, home
surroundings. Ballard 1855 LAS
w. sfth.
cbiidren boarded. private home. sid
ney 1918
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Housekeeping Rooms

s~~~~~~~~~~~~>>~~<c~ <>~elee~~~~e@~~eese~~~
sit. 0O--1-foom modern housek oepins
flat. cooling closet. kitchen cnhf-
net. gas and coal range. disappear >
Ing beds. 11z1 Eighth Az. Main
bs07.
Sleeping and housekeeping rooms
!, z and 1-room suites. reasonable
rates. F10M Howell 1T. Phone
Elliott sz30w
LrMrIct APIS. 1910 Western ay.--
Single rooms, tl.bo up suite. ave
w, Near public market
Cheap. well furnished transient and
housekeeping rooms. steam heated.
al sfs Howell
Earie. single " x rooms az Marion
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ceesisnd een,s' Isss MIscr. Toems.
furnished. $40. phone. light. NJ tzio.
EscniHlor Furnished and un-
furnished 9th and Pike Main @fGt
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Mef II Rs
AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.

Moore-The Lambardl Opera
Co, In "Saloma."
metropollsan--Arthur Hartmann
In Violin. Recital.
Seattie--Seattla stock Co. In
Going some"
A'hsmhra - Photoplays and
vaudeville.
orpheum-yaudevfiie.
Empress-Naudaville.
Vaudeville.
0rand--vaIdevilie and motion
picturca.
Ciemmer--photopilys and van
dovplo.
Observation-Disclosures and van
dsville.
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Special Notices.

English Women Daughters OF NJ
George meet tho second Thufsdny
afternoon and the fourth ThufHdn
evening In Washington hall, cor
nsr 18th and " Ftf st
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City Real Estate

City Real Estate
AT LAURELHURsr
Tracts Ieoxf0o for 81 GOO
An unusual opportunity 20 get a
good big comfortable domestic In
this attractive nciEhborhood.
There IL now building into this dis
trict wide asphalt paved street
running through the University
grounds along the lake shore. and
connecting up the paved avenues
Of I.aureihurst with those of the
University section This improve
ment also includes the grading for
the street car.
TERMS sss CASH AND SIS
MONTHLY
See Mclaughlin Realty Company
Owners
1i07 American Bank Bldg.
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ron SALE or RENT
Hotel. 20 rooms. well furnished, IN
small town, on railroad Right
price 20 right parties. Terms tan
be- had Address J. ). Truttt. Bel
bingham. Wash.
For sale or rent. several 1, = >. s.
10 d. .. motors, coffee miii. feie-
phones, LOT ~ slscfricAi supplies.
al kinds repairing done. johnson,
III seneca. Eliiott 80.
Wanted An auto ia exchange for
fret mortgage R1t Liberty Hldg
For sale. bakery and lunch, terms
reanonahie 1919 Eighth az
4. Q aimklas, s2i Liberty Bldg
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.sth ana East Madison, for rent, two
4-room fiutn. rent cut Ia half, hot
and cold water, light Inquired
tsa5 interlabe ~.
goth aud ~ Madison. for rent. two
t-room flats. rent cut In half. hot
and cold water. lights. Inquired
f211 fnierinke az
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~-<~4~O~~~->~<s~~~ ~>>>~~~~~~~~
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. ilI5M
y Ffst. Rates soc daily and up.
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meut. Eastern Washington fruit
belt. Greatest bargain ever Of
Tered. Thomas craig. al Union ~
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JACKSON REALTY & LOAN co



10 acres, acres nearly cleared and
ready 90 put ia crop. ntumpH al
dug out, w miles from nice little
town, well Improved country. land
les fine. on the very best OF terms
no. lls5.
$625.OO
acroa good shot clay soil Hes level
alder bottom. 1850 cash. balance
three years at . per cent No. 1905.
$4,000
nares. ~ miles from Winsiow.
fine shot clay land well located
on easy terms. No. ff7z
81 10000
10 sores nil Ga grass good soil. no
ntufnpn. ciOss 10 town. lies on good
county road. terms Of 10000 cash
and 1000 per month.
JACKSON REALTY & LOAN co.
tog-ig Bailey Bldg
Main ia
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For Sale--turnIture.

N1ert0sNvD'-N.N-1e<.<N|lr -|l(ees1((1NeN-e.~1~o
Patent dust pan with first load coal.
WaInwrlEht 4 Mcleod. Phone 1918
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BARGAINS IN HOMES.


e-roofn new modern bungalow. con-
crete basement. 60xi0z lot Inn
provements all paid. Price $500,
terms.
S-room new modern bungalow. full
concrete basement. trays. large lot
near car. Price only $1,000. sie0
down.
s-room modern bungalow. large lot
first class plumbing. light fixtures
and shades Price only $500. $50
down. $40 month.
7-room new modern home. fun con-
crete basement, lot h0xi02, fm-
prov cments paid. Price s2.T0o
easy terms if you want a lot 10
build on. be sure and see ours be-
fore buying.
ROY l.. POWERS.
b231 Ballard Az.
Phone Ballard 400.
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Exchange-Real Estate

~~4Nl~F~~-~fN<Nr~1.Nl%r s1sFNrl~Flr~~
ssFoom modern cottage. h0kiee
ground, VIII exchange for vacant
property in Fremont district. Adj
drcnn rs n. strt. half block from
phinney Az. car.
Z 9 slmklns 80 Llheriy nldr
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-'>>-'~>->~P Potato IxNi5 '
Cleared aud in grass, one crop will
pay for land. = railroads. 90 trains
daily. large railroad shops. high
school. phone. n. y. D.. hard SUR
faced roads factories. mills. mines.
creamery. fruit cannery and con-
denser. good wages. best OF mar
kets. Call and zee sample OF soil
products and pictures OF homes In
this district Payments extended
In case OF sickness. Terms $500
cash 81 90 per month.
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON
LAND CO. INC.
Room rs Downs bldg. 700 second Az.
S ACRES FINE SOIL. s175
s35 cash. $40 per month";. all rich
land. Will grow anything. fine
view. lots OF neighbora. cheap fare.
y. Van Arsdale A. Co. 1899 Tbird Az.
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$50 CASH. $40 PER MONTH
Located west OF the city, with nine
boats daily 10 market. tsc fare
and cheap freight rate also very
close 20 Navy Yard, where farm
produce IL always In demand; close
To school. good neighborS and de-
livery from stores Soil Is ideal
for poultry or berries. Fine truck
land.
SEE THIS TRACT
CLIFFORD, 1919 Third Az.
Branch office, ss Washington 81.
ACRES AT KIRKLAND
Two miles from Lake Washington,
good roads. good location. good
soil. Cant be beat az the price.
$3.50, on eaay payments.
A. u. NEWELL, i20 spring 81.
10 ACRES RICH SOIL. $3.50
s36 cash, $40 per month: all fine
rich brown shot clay soil. close 20
school and nsighbors. fine view,
CSC fare.
r.. Van Arsdale a. Co.. 1909 Third Av.
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Clean. completely furnished Broom
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Help Wanted--Eemale

Help Wanted-Female
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FtoriCTf SKIRT rARLoRS.. 3e1-1
Arcade Bldg. speciality. ready-to-
wear skirts, pctticoAts Millinery
and remodsiing pariors In connec-
ton.
bo-scre farm. cows. team. pigs
chickens, separator. farming inn
PIGMENTS, hay. $4,000. half cash
balance time, per cent j. j.
Petersen. Hollywood Wash
Wanted--Girls for general house
work. Free Public Employment
office, 2os Liberty Bldg. Third
and Union.
Scholarship In night school cheap
nearly months for SIC. x-7tb.
star.
Want ed Experienced chocolate Dip
spera, Superior Candy a Cracker
Co. 1ih Main ~.
HOT POINT IRONS. taB0
Guaranteed 10 Years
Sound Electric Co, 1910 First Av.
VIOLIN TAtGHr--Aiy speciality,
young people. at your home night
and day. Phone East 1efs.