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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-10-10
Beautiful Fall and Winter Millinery
embracing Hundreds of Pretty Trimmed Hats

The little folks have not been forgotten a
find here the largest and most practical ass
drens Hats in the city. Whether you want
just a plain hat for school wear or fancy
best supplied here. Bring the children to see
these hats. They will be delighted with the
many pretty styles. AS usual our prices are
the lowest.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-10-10

ment OF hats we have prepared for them.
Special care has been taken in the designing
of these hats and when you see them you
will agree with us that more suitable hats
Bonnets, Toques and Small Hats are shown.
making large variety to choose from Our
experienced milliners will be pleased to aid
you "a the selection of a suitable style
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-12
AND NOW TT rs
BASEBALL TRUST
Congressional Investigation Asked Of
the Men Who Have Control
Of the Game.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON March 12.-Inves-
tigation Of the baseball trust" by a
special committee of seven. was called
for in resolution introduced by Rep
resentative Gallagher. of Illinois, in
the house. The committee is also
directed to ask the attorney general
if he has taken any steps to curb the
trust that 'enslaves the players" with
iron-clad contracts.
THE most audacious and autocratic
trust is the one which presumes to
control the game of baseball" Gal
lagher declared. Its officials daily
announce how competition is stified;
how games and territory are appor-
toned, how prices are fixed which
millions must pay to witness the
sport; how men are enslaved and
forced to accept salaries or be barred
forever from playing"
Gallagher says the trust is "traf-
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knecht's aunt, Mrs. Mitchell at Fort
Madison Thursday.
Mrs. 3. Hennies spent Sunday at
Chas. Eyler's.
Ed Dahurs is able to be up after a
severe attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs E. C. Seyh and son visited
near viele several days the past
week.
Mrs. Mary Dempel and daughter
Lena have moved back to our city af-
ter spending the winter in Keokuk.
Mrs. Henry Felt entertained quite a
few ladies at a rag sewing last Tues
day evening. All report fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Barnes and
daughted Winona of La Crew visited
in our city the latter part Of the
week.
Miss Pansy Beckett of New Boston
spent Sunday at the H. A. Trump
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Reid were Keo
kuk visitors Monday.
! Mrs. L. e. Barnes visited in Farm
ington Friday.
Mrs. Joe Wagner Of Montrose Is Wis
iting in our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Bergthold an(
daughter spent Sunday at the Chris
Seyb home.
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HELEN TAFT AS
A DEMONSTRATORS
Enormous Crowd Attended Exhibit In
Order to See Presidents
Daughter.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON, March 12.-Miss
Helen Taft, daughter Of the president.
was a Demonstration" in an F street
store. She was one OF score OF
young society women who acted as
guides at the exhibit of the Consum-
ers' League of the District of Colum.
bia, showing the evils of sweatshop
labor
The exhibit included articles pla-
carded to show exactly how much
sweatshop workers were paid for
their manufacture, and how much
profit the manufacturers made. Pic
lures emphasized the poor working
conditions in tenements. The con-
sumers' league hopes TO aid the work
ers by marketing their products direct
to the people and guarantee that the
workmen are given comfortable and
sanitary working quarters.
An enormous crowd attended the
opening eager to see Miss Taft, but
she did not appear until late In the
day. A score of other debutantes act
ed as demonstrators and told visitors
of the horrors of sweatshops-among
them Miss Constance Leupp, Miss Eff
fie Baker, Miss Sophie Stanton, Miss
Ruth Moves and Miss Elizabeth Bryan.
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ticking in the national game fol
pecuniary gains"
TOBACCO COMPANIES
ANNUAL MEETING
Liggett & Meyers Plan How to est
Rid of Any Profits Over
100000 Yearly

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.]
JERSEY CITY. n. ]. March Ia
At the annual meeting of the Liggett
and Meyers Tobacco company recent
ly created as the result OF the disco
luton Of the tobacco trust the by
laws were amended so that II at any
time the company earns more than
S4,552,7s4 annually, ten per cent Of
the increases shall go to the president
and five vice presidents.
This amount was fixed because II
was the maximum earnings Of the
company while 1t WAS part of the
trust In 1910. Treasurer Anderson re-
ported total assets at the close Of bust
ness December 81, 1911, Of $50, 90, 721.
After interest payments were made
IA surplus of $355,623 remained. The
number Of directors was ordered In
creased from ten to twelve. They will
meet in st Louis next week to elect
officers. The following were the d.
rectors elected. T. +. Ander.
son, Leopold Feist, @. G. Dula. R.
ID. Dula, w. w. Flowers, W. r..
Irby, August Klein, J. A. W. Lewis.
IR. D. Lewis, p. B. Macdonald, O.
lB. Toms and IT A. Walker.
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bread and butter; second Course
pumpkin pie and coffee; third cake
and sherbert. All report Mrs. Keith
an unique entertainer.
Mrs. Elmer Spencer was guest of
Mrs. Finch last week at Fort Madison
where they have a very sick daught-
er.
The village blacksmith. Joseph
Beggs is moving into the old Vandine
shop.
Miss Ruby Allen was the recipient
of post card shower this week from
her High school friends it being her
birthday anniversary.
Mrs. David Skinner has a brood OF
1912 chickens. This is the first young
chickens we have learned Of.
1. H. Stanwood is disposing o.
some of his household furniture pre-
Iparatory to leaving this place.
| Mrs. Curtis Younkin, who Is criti
| cally sick, remains about the same.
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poNM,ELLsoN.
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The play "a Kentucky Belle" CIV
en- by the school at Dickey's hall Sat
urday evening was played to a large
and enthusiastic audience, each char
acter delivering his or her part in a
way showing thai much interest had
been manifest by both pupils and
their instructor, Prof. Knobbs. There
was a happy surprise in store for
those who were unaware Of the new
member Of the Donnellson sextette
who in Miss Delight Krehbiel added
much to the evenings entertainment.
4 cornet solo by the boy wonder, Vic
tor Sell, was another treat added to
the really enjoyable occasion.
Henry Wagner and family have
moved to the M. f. parsonage which
they recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Armknecht at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Arm
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An Increased Vote in City's Primary History
Shows Pretty Race Between Present In
cumbent and His Next Opponent
INTEREST BRINGS OUT A LARGE VOTE
Gray, Hickey, Schmidt and Dimond are the Four
Candidates Selected on the Commission
,Ticket-Resuts in School Election

somewhat slow in getting out, the
belated voters came strong nearer
the closing hours and swelled the vote
until the total vote cast was more
than two hundred larger than 1t was
two years ago. when the first primary
was held after the commission plan
of government WAS adopted by this
city.
No prettier race could be waged
than the one staged by ]. F.. Elder,
the present incumbent, and Ed. LOT
ton, who would divest Major Elder o.
his official toggery. Complete re-
turns gave Elder a vote Of 1881,
while Lotion was coming fast at the
finish and finished just zap behind
Elder Lotions vote was LIZA, which
gave Elder an advantage OF sixty
seven votes.
John Rovane finished the race with
vote Of 1852, while the official count
showed that John Dunlap had receiv-
ed thirty-three votes. Mr.. Dunlap
was not an active candidate and had
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-12
BEER MAKERS
GET, INCREASE
Three Year Agreements Signed Civ.
Ing Every Man So Per Week
Extra,


UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
MILWAUKEE, Mar. 12.-Granting
pra. tically the full demands Of their
1900 allied union workmen for an
increased wage scale, local brewer
les signed three year agreements
with the unions, which, in effect,
gives to every worker an increase of
50 weekly.
The settlement followed series of
conferences for three weeks which
came to crisis today in returns
from a referendum vote of the union
men yesterday, authorizing strike,
The wage increases will amount to
nearly a million during the contract
period.
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Killed Seven Wolves.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis, Mar. IL.
Armed only with jack knife, J.
Thoma, farmer, fought terrific
battle with pack OF wolves near
here. He was found unconscious in
the road and near him lay seven
dead wolves. The mans lody and
legs were lacerated by the teeth and
claws of the animals. Thoma was
placed in a hospital here, but it is
not believed he can recover.
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MohTRosE.
~>>> : - . : : :

AT the Episcopal church Thursday
evening the Rev. Rudd of st. Lulle's
church, Fort Madison, delivered the
address choosing for his text Mark g..
and so, Have salt in yourselves and
have peace with one another-the life
that Christian leads is a guiding
star to all about him for his living, his
religion proves the salt has not lost
its sadness nor his light been dim
med
John Noonan has the contract for
loading ona hundred cars OF ice at
Galland for southern markets.
Mrs. Alexander returned from st.
Joseph's hospital Wednesday very
much improved in health.
We noticed the new Masonic Tenn
pie last night beautifully lighted with
gas. the work Of Roy Jamison who
installed the paraphernalia.
Mrs. Jennie Reeves and Mrs. p. w
Il Bowen returned Thursday from a Wis.
1t with relatives and friends at Quin'
cy.
There will be services every Thurs
day evening during lent at the st. Bar
nabas Episcopal church. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
Mrs. J. G. Brayton spent the day
Friday at Weaver with friends.
The old adage is being portrayed
at Montrose: What can woman do
The ladies have undertaken a move
ment whereby they hope, with the
cooperation of all, to be able to raise
funds to build a city hall. May the
good work roll on.
q I. B. Wolf who has been housed fol
4 some time from lung trouble, has no
4 improved much.
y A box social was given under thu
suspicious Of the Christian Endeavo
society Friday night at the OLE
q Masonic hall.
81 The society of the M. e. churcl
il are planning to organize an auxiliary
a The Westminster Circle of the Pres
N pyterian church and their friend
II We're we'll shingled last Thursday al
Il ternoon while being entertained at tn
home of Mrs. John Keith. A tire
course five o'clock dinner was serve,
on shingles, cheese, straws, dice,
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requested his friends not to vote for
him. Two years ago the total vote
cast for mayor was 2,612, while the
total at yesterdays primaries was
2,S7S. an increase OF 269 over two
years ago.
AS was expected, the voting was the
heaviest in the sixth ward, where,
out of total of 766 votes cast, Lof-
ton registered a total of 357 to Ed
er's 295. Lotion also registered
heavily in the second ward, while
Elders strongest wards were the
first, third and fifth. Considering the
number of votes cast, the race be-
tween Lotion and Elder for the high
honors was about as close as is ever
seen in a municipal campaign. Elder
and Lotion will now produce their
heaviest artillery for the final engage
ment two weeks hence.
A portion of those candidates who
wanted to be members of the council
locked horns with honors almost
evenly divided. Gray, Hickey, Schmidt
and Dimond finished the contest in
order named, with Gray, present oc-
cupant, topping the others, although
Schmidt, the runner-up to Hickey,
trailed the leaders with 1,1OS. Gray
topped Hickey with two dozen votes,
while Hickey had lead of 1873 over
Schmidt. In the scramble for the
fourth place on the ticket, Dimond and
Westcott had race all to themselves,
with Dimond going under the wire
with full head of steam and lead
of two votes. D.mond pulled SIS,
while Westcott received SIG.
The School Election.
Featuring the primary election yes
terday afternoon, when women were
allowed to vote on the proposition to
issue bonds OF 100000 to construct a
new Wells school building, was the
downfall of this proposition. The
nays were there in force and scored
more than two to one victory over
the yeas The vote for the issuance
Of the bonds was 322, and against, 1855
The race among the four candi
dates who had designs on the schoo
board resulted in a victory for Hughes
and Baker. Hughes was high mar
with 781, while Baker was little
more than two hundred behind. w
e. Strimback received 40S votes
while Curtis Koepf received $50.
F. w. Davis, the only candidate fol
treasurer, received 610 votes
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90 Gent Gas.

limited Press Leased Wire Seryies.l
WASHINGTON Mar. 12.-cHtizens
of Cedar Rapids. Iowa, won their Eve
year fight for 30 cent gas when the
supreme court held valid a city ordi-
nance fixing this rate The Cedar
Rapids Gas and Light Company al.
legged the ordinance was confscatory,
The Iowa supreme court sustained
the ordinance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-12
Stop. That Itch!

We will suaran'ee you to stop I'll t itch in tw o
e.onds. A IS cen bott-e win prove II.
No remedy that we have ever sold
for Eczema, Psoriasis, and all other
diseases of the skin has given more
thorough satisfaction than the
d. D D PrescIf ticn for Ecz ma
We guarantee this remedy.
McGrath Bros, Druggists
Wilkinson & Co, Druggists
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-12

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are safe. sure and reliable.
and have been praised by thousands
of women who have been restored to
health through their gentle aid and
curative properties. Sold by Wilkin-
son & Co, Pharmacy and ]. F. Kied-
aisch & Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-12

Are you frequently hoarse? Do you
have that annoying tickling in your
throat? Does your cough annoy you
! at night and do you raise mucous in
THE morning? Do you want relief? II
SO, take Chamberlain's Cough Rene
| dy and you will be pleased. Sold By
Wilkinson Il Co.,, Pharmacy and ]. r
| Kiedaisch & Son.
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The lecture squad" was in charge OF
Mrs. Harvey w Wiley, wife of the
pure food chief.
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TELEGRAPH TABLcIDs
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LENOx, Mass, March l2.-Cecil
Miles, railroad station agent, will
bring 100 rattlesnakes here soon and
start a snake farm on twelve acre
tract. He says he can sell rattle
snake oil for SIS pint.
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Tho vlctor.

General activity among the various
candidates for Office at yesterdays
primaries resulted in the rather gen.
erous prediction coming true, to the
effect that vote larger than the
ordinary, made earlier in the day,
would be polled. While the vote was
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-12
Too Tight shoes.

CINCINNATI, March 12.--Dementia
with suicidal mania as the result of
wearing tight shoes was diagnosed as
the ailment of Mrs. Louise Shull. who
made several attempts to end her
life.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-12

be feeding upon the flesh Of better
animal than myself said Prince Paul
Russian artist.
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Election Day In Year 70.

EICO0fUII DAY 1T 7 cat ~.
NAPLES, March 12.-Political no
tees posted in 10 A. D.. calling at
tention to coming elections have been
found in street of Pompeii.
He Is Right.
ST. LOUIS, March 12.-"I do not
eat meat because In doing so might
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-25
Carpet Cleaners
Bamboo Furniture

~,~~>~-~e~ w. ~ -~-~>-~-~S>~~~~~-~-~~~~~~
Y. NAGATOMO CO. manufacturer OF
bamboo furniture. mating. shirt
cation. SOL So. eth. Formerly of a5s
Tacoma ave. Wholesale and retail
A 22z6. We repair furniture.
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SOUTH CAROLINA TO UNVEIL BRONZE
. MEMORIAL TO WOMEN OF CONFEDERACY

SAVANNAH, Ca, Jan. 25.-
The commission In charge of the
South Carolina monument to the
Women of the Confederacy, the
first memorial to the services of
women ever erected independent
ly by a state. has set April IL as
the date of the unwilling.
The bronze group shows the
southern woman, dignified. seri-
Gus, crowned with laurel by the
majestic figure In her rear. On
either side are the figures of the
New South burdened with tri-
umphant wreaths to lay at her
feet.
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Workingmen may purchase
on the monthly rental payment
plan IL desired. Investigate.
LENNON TRUST COMPANY
Investments.
suite 8. 052h Pacific Ave
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EXCHANGE

Ten acres Tehama, county, Cal,
part olives, rest suitable for oranges
and grapes; " mile to Sacramento
river; all level land; for Tacoma
home or acreage, value $4,000. R-3.
care Times.
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JESSE o. THOMAS, JR
1913 So. 9Th st.

FOR SALE-Five acres. new four
room house, well equipped for
chick ems. This is a bargain. On
|old Puyallup car line. Get off
Pennsylvania av. Inquire for ]. c.
IHuson.
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What Have You?

TO trade for 7-r.. bay view, No,
S-r. home, with lots fruit, in Puy-
aIiup, large. lots, at $500.
so9R acres In orchard at Toppenish,
to trade, come in. we'll fix you up
good one. See Burk for Valley
Land, 204 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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PORTLAND ORE. T. Ellis,
Roosevelt boomer, today is carry
ing a personal letter from Theo-
dore Roosevelt written from New
York January 16, the contents of
which Ellis said he would not
disclose for S1,000-to any
body"
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v. G.. BUCK
203 California Bldg.
ACREAGE

equal to about SO lots for $500. Close
to street car line. store and school,
Good soil. Partly cleared. Small
house. Easy terms. Fare 15c round
trip. American Land Co.. 5045-6
Befnice Bldg.
home on South yakima ave, fruit
pays the taxes, IL lots and fine
house $4,000. This is a snap, come
and see us.
THE JUDsON COMPANY
Real Estate, Loans e. Insurance.
S13 Fidelity Bldg.
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For Rent-Houses

RENT q house ana We Will furnish
II for you for cash or easy pay.
ments. Tao. Furniture Co.. eli-1S G
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The Eyes of

(The financial world are centered
on Tacoma.)
The owner of 6 lots including large
lumber shed and wood and coal
yard, wagon scales and spur track
running through the shed, will sell
at right figure. This is bringing in
more than s per cent on the invest
ment, also II interest in the bust
ness of $4,000 gross earning. Fig
ure 1t out.
$500 for lots, broom house,
and store building, filled with gro
Gerry stock and doing good business.
Look at II.
Do you want to get into a hotel
proposition on the waterfront,
where there is daily boats; only
Csc return trip from Tacoma.
Or some 10 or 20 acre tracts near
the waterfront at 20 per cent down.
Or some vacant lots cheap, or a
good rooming house. house and lots
ranches, ETC., plenty to trade. Call
on
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For Sale--Real Estate
FOR SALE

lots all cleared. finest soil, new
3-room house, not finished COM
plete inside. but water in: Q blocks
from SO. Tacoma car: 5000. $25 down
IS per month. Fine chicken house
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MUST be sold, party going away;
new 5-room house, 2 fine view lots,
some bearing trees. walking dis
lance, tideflats, $50 down, SIS per
month. Great place for garden and
chickens. Ed Donahue. Phone Main
2028.
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FOR SALE AT MILTON

A nice ~ acre home and garden
tract. nicely improved. 20 fruit trees,
blackberries, raspberries, strawber-
ries, gooseberrfes and currants; A.
room house. woodshed and chicken
house; creek running through place;
water piped to house. Price $1,000
cash.
Also acres unimproved. $3.50; n
cash.
JNO. 9. WILLIAMS
Milton, Wash.
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For Sale-Real Estate

$1,000 buys lots, Groom house
modern conveniences. 3 blocks to
car; 800 cash. SIS a month. Cal
Main s922-J, evenings.
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$25 DOWN
HEATS RENTING

Balance s1975 at $40 per month,
buys 1 lot, nice 5-r. bungalow. bath
and electric lights, near So. K and
18th st. See Mitchell. 929 Tao. av.
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WASHINGTON, ID. C-The sen-
ate committee on commerce re-
ported today favorably on the Nell
son bill, providing light signal
station for Cape st. Elias on the
coast of Alaska. The light must
not exceed 1000 in cost.
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SAN FRANCISCO-The fiat
charges that knockout drops are
a favorite means employed by
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CHEAP HOME

Just completed. 5-room modern
bungalow, best mountain view, 81
600; terms. VIII take lots as first
payment. 511 So. 5Sth.
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1923 So. 47th ST.. blks. west of Sc
Tacoma car line: SIS monthly
with bath and electricity.
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6-room modern house on 2h lots,
fruit and garden. VIII sell or trade
for farm. 1913 So. *.
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For Sale Cheap

Rooming house of 60 rooms. res
in 10 days. Good location; doing a
good business. Address Box TT,
care of Times.
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Barbary Coast resort proprietors
to shake down" their visitors of
money and valuables was made
today by Hazel Irwin, dance hall
girl, to Police Captain Duke.
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Workingman's Bungalow
4 and 5 Rooms Each

sible where
must
sum Of
at
of We
key -.
Sui ~ W. os2n
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9-r. house and 6 nice corner lot
suitable for truck garden, SIS.
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For Sale-Real Estate For Sale--Real Estate

HOME AND HAPPINESS are
two things that make of life
the counterpart of heaven. II
the home is not a happy one,
1t is the fault of Just two
people. This company Will
help you to secure a home, but
a lAnnN nnn nan nrl1y hn rnc-
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s15-35s7 e. L. 7-room, modern,
z lots.
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Situations Wanted-Male

JAPANESE wants position, school
boy. or homework. Shibata, Main
1867.
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CHEAP RENT
2720 e. N, AR. electricity ..$10
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Brand new four-room house
with fireplace, bath and cleo
tricity. No. 300 Asotin St. five
blocks north of Asotin st. sta.
on So. Tacoma car line. Rent
313.
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WANTED TO BUY-Team of horses
as first payment on 6-room house
and lots on So. l. ST.. Tacoma. Ad-
dress ], S. Knowles. Glencove, Wn.
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Found

FOUND-Neck chain with cross en-
graved. p. o. Box 227, Tacoma
owner can secure same by paying
for adv.