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C%lergyman's Son
Cured OF tuberculosis

Consumption 4. a tlstt.rins dlsess. ana
"a" sufferer 10 fllcd with bright hopes ~
Improvement Call u by lie own dread
nnme-and th-n-,akr Eckmsn's Alters-
two. because II IL effective In Tubercuiosis
No one need doubt about it-thsrs 10 plenty
Of evidence from i've Witnesses, investI'
gate the followins-
"G.ntem.n Prior to Feb. 1905. I was
located In Rochester. n. r., suffsrinE with
LaGrlppe. which developed into Tubsrou'
losis. My physician rave me one month TO
I've ! WAS having terrible night sweats
and mid day chuls and LOSING flesh rapidly,
having gone from 1919 60 is6 ibs. I
cough-d ana raisrd continually ana becs me
St weak that walking . few feet exhausted
me on my return home, NV reaular
physlcisn save mo littl. .nesura sen snt.
Nv father. who 10 . clergyman, heard Of
canaan Alternative ana induced me 10
axe II Tho n,sht svests and chills dis.
npp.ared. NV cough becAm, sas,er ana
srAdlalll diminished ana In n fow days I
developed an appetite. N. flrst In nonths
! am nov In perfect health, hack 20 ibs
lbs | feel certain that ! o~. my ne 10
EckfAan's AltsTaiNs.'
tSiSnedl u, II, COWLrN.
"Gsntiomsa3 canne, fint wordp 20
express ny appreciation 81 what your Vsm.
cdy hss dono for my son. Il chsnssd
d,spCir into nope within two wssks after
y. boEsn taking II ana without any doubt
IN my mind Il saved his ne.
u wish to sdc my indorscrnsn en-, to every
WORD OF his testimonial"
lslSn.dl REV. J. J. CowLDs.
Pss,or Presbyterian Church,
EcknAn's Alternative 10 effective In Dron.
chitis Asthma. Hay Fever; rNrost and
LunS rrooblss. aad In upbuihins H.
systsm Doss not contain polsoas op<stss
o. hsoit-formlns druss. FOR sale b. ali
HsssmAn ana Rissr druG stores ana otAsr
leading drugsists, Ask Ter booklet Of CURED
sasss sne write 90 Bel nsn Lsboretors,
'sass,lpau' ~ ''' ~gusSall 'v't's'"
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HEROIC RllSCUES
las FIRE SWEEPS
/: HOTEL S0ST0N
Women Let Down From Win
dows of Revere Hous, and
e Passed Along TO Street.

BOSTON. Jan. B-The Revere tt,u,..
ooo Of the oldest and most fam1u, hos
tG511es In New England. was parthIly
Destroyed by IRE early to-day. 9D.,k
work BY the employees and the bremen
0ved all the guests. although ih-re
vpre many narrow escapes rhe nre-
an made many heroic roscyos. Two
vOnen were passed along ladders after
tnsv had been let down from window
iGages by their ankles. A systematic
0arch was made of tho ruins. hut no
OoAies were found. The loss II esti-
natad at sioo.co.
The hotel. which fronts on Bowdoin
SQUARE and which has sheltered such
famous guests A. the Prince OF Wales,
later King Ed ward VII. Daniel Web.
Scr. Jenny Lind. Emperor Pedro of
Draali and Admiral Pasha Of the Turk.
IN Navy. was a nve.story structure of
etone and brick.
fetsrting IN the rear Of the Rrotto. .
decorated cafe In tho lower part Of the
hotel. the IRE gained rapid Roadway
and In 9 few minutes the flames had
lea ped up the s,alrways and elevator
wells to the upper stories In the Bui-
dnsh street annex.
Dosens OF women were helped down
tho stairs 10 places Of afsty. and SOW
sfnl rnrn ana women escaped by climb
me on the roofs OF adioinln' buildings.
The nrc escapes were lined VITA mon
Ana women. and hastily raised ladders
sc.c tho means Of rescue for more han
. score. Two women were led down
from n window by their ankles. and nro-
n,en below on iaddcfs brought them TO
the street. Clad only In their night
clothes. a majority OF ,hc guests re-
ceiyed shelter In nearby hotels. Several
who lost all their effects walked about
On the freezing ,iuS'i wlth2u, f~ootcov-
srfng n scan, attire.
9evrral nrcmen we're injured during the
fire, the mos, seriously being Hoseman
kippcnberger OF Engine No. %. who foil
l6m . sixty Ave foot ladder On n picket
Gnore In the rear Of the hotel and frac.
Ugpd several ribs.
There were three hundred quests
af.cep IN the hotel when the IRE started.
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TRUST
TO BUY THORNE'S
RIVAL COMPANY
Trust Company Of America to
BE Taken Over at Cost
Of S7,5OO,O0O.

The Trust Company Of America, of
which oaklelgh Thofne IL president.
vii g sold to tho Equitable Trust Com
PAM for s7.jCo,gU Terms OF safe were
practically agreed upon to-day. and the
following statement was geucd by Sec
rotary Judson OF the Trust company
Of America.
Oakicigh Thornc Announced that
ne had received from Mr. Alvin W.
Krcch Dresden, Of the Equitable
Trust Company an offer TO purchase
all ~ the stock OF the Trust Com
pany OF America AT $50 "a share;
that his directors and such stock
holders as he had been able to see
favored the Idea and that ne was
going to submit II to all the stock
holders
Mr.. Thorne's statement vas issued
after n meeting Of the executive COM
Inittce OF the board OF directors OF the
rrus, Company 81 America. IN the
orices 81 the company. No. 81 Wal
atret. Itumors that the Equitable
Trust Company was in the market to
purchase .hn Trust Company Of Amer
lea have been circulating In the fnan-
cial district for weeks 30 official con-
made until to-day.
IL was the Trust Company ~ Amer
lea which became so Involved in the So
called Roosevelt panic that II had to
give nj the bulk OF the stock OF the
Tennessee coal and Iron Company
which led to the gObbling of the r. G..
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MOT FIT TO BE ON FORCE"
MAGISTRATE TELLS A COP.
And Policeman Ahearn Has Been on
Job Twenty Years at That
But He's in Bad Now.

Magistrate Murphy OF the Harlem
Court TODAY to'd Policeman John
Ahearn OF the Eas, one Hundred and
Twenty-sixth street station he was no,
Mt to h. on the force. lie added: II
shal send n copy ~ the minutes 81
this h~a ring 20 tho Police Commissioner.
and I wish the Di-'rict-Attornsy would
40 the same"
Ah-Rrn had arrested Henry Rubin
s4ein. 'wcnty-two years old. 4 tAxscAh
chauffeur n No, In tr1eH street, on
charges OF reckless driving. disordcrly
conduct and fclon!ous assault ihc tes-
,lmony indicated Rubinrt~in had not
bcsn at fault and that the policeman
had provoked thu trouble. Ah~arn has
been twenty years on the force. Rubin.
stein was discharged.
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TRAMP EXCHANGED PhGS
FQi LAYOUT OF FURS.
six IChr5Gannc-s Woke Up III
Barn AMI Founi Their Clothes

f
\ woudr1lsly clad hobo ls at large
In the wa hung htH.s to-day. following
his visit 10 WiiIin IIanilton's barn At
Great Notch, y J., last night.
When sul hOBo arrived al the barn
there were sl"op,ng within half "a dozen
young men who mad come ont from the
city 10 spend u day cols,ing u tobog-
gaming Ni.h Noung Nlrie Hamilton
There were q dozen youths In all. and
there were not cnougl bedrooms TO go
round In the old Hamilton homestead.
Lots were drawn g. = six OF the guests.
with their yCung host. chose TO sleep
IN the hay.
Shedding their sweaters AMI great
coats AMI shoes and trousers they
rolled up ~ blankets and burroNed
into u" DRIFTS Of hay. They were all
slumbcrlng deeply when the chilled
and t%attered tramp came along. lie
dressed himself In wool and fur. lie
chose a fine fur coat. a sweater yes,
and a sweater Jacket. a pair of knee
length heavy calf shoes. a pair OF
trousers. a scllskln cap. q pair OF fur
gloves. two SILK munlers aud "A pair
OF fur ear laps. when the boys came
nut OF the hav he was well away into
the zero morning. In the middle of the
barn floor was a little heap OF his
tattered castons and on top Of this a
sheet Of paper on which was scribbled
Tanks for the Big Wraps. hope
1t amt a dream"
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Reception to Pastor PaUusoa.

The Rev. Harold Pat,ison. recently In
stalled as the pastor OF ths Washington
Heights Baptist Church. One Hundred
and Forty-nflh street and Convent AVE-
nue.. and Mrs, Pattison. will he rendered
a public reception Thursday evening.
Jan. u. by tho members Of tho
church. after which supper will be
served, Among those who Will speak
are the Rev. DR.. J. Herman Randall.
tho Rev. Edward 3. Holloway. the Rev.
John X. Macksy. and tho Rev. T. W.
Smith.
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HOLMES To THE
FRONT.


ny special arrangement a new Detec-
tive story by Sir \. Conan Doyle. The
Adventure OF the Devils Foot" will be
featured In next sundays World
Readers Of next sundays World will
also get "A now copy Of Fun" tho
Weekly Joke book hat has created
such q sensation among lovers of
humorous literature, order next Sun.
dA World In advance.
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Bad Kidneys Weak
Back Weary Woman
DR.. Derby's Guaranteed Kidney Pills
Make Such Women Happy-Ward
Off Old Age-Try Them Freel

Many women have hackachc. headache. pains IN
side. gn,ins. Limits. without knowing Jus,
what's ailing item. Therefore they know not
how 60 stop the miey. They grow worse and
wur- l0se appetite. st~ren.rh-bcoome nervous.
dcspondcnt-lnll eyed. pale. olllookinz
E,erywho1c are women Ike that. victim, u
kidney tro,Jsc-if they only knew it. There are
~ many dis;r ssins symptoms one seldom ft.
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KAISER'S DAUGHTER TO WE'D?
Another Report THAT Princess yic-
tOria Louise IL B~etrothed.

BERLIN. lar 1.-THE betrothal Of
Princess Victoria Louise. Daughter ~
the Emperor. TO III, Grani Ddke AdoLIn
Frederick of Mccklcnburg- >trelltz. ~ cN-
pc ctcd to DO announced GA g.. En-
pcror's birthday. Jan. Il. according to n
report published In this afternoons
~wspap The marshal OF the I'm
perial Court denied n similar report
which was made public IN Jinn last.
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How imporisnt my nrthnd Of Treatment. 1. .u

How Important my method OF ,rratmen, Is will
De shown IN the case % Mr.. iIaslarn.
When Mr.. John {. Ha1am fir. con.a,ed me
I've s,id Fifteen year. aga my ears began 10
Trouble me. First there we're buHSing noises in
my oars. then iIy hearing began 10 fail. Las;
October got 50 deaf that I could not understand
conhcs aiion. People who wished TO cninininicat 10
with me had TO write on a adj. I had noises in
buzling.
since treating Mr.. Hl,lim he rcluris tina, he
now ran understand ordinary ConserSstion and tina,
the noises Ia ii. head arr loating him.
NJ ,liiaslam y fitytnr years Of age aud resides
a. " BARROW 81. New York.
The case n Mr. lIa,lam ia cited TO show how
long standing deafness will frequently yield to my
method Of treatment.
II you are going deaf. have head noise, or A
disclargirs eai It yOut no.trls ART closed OF are
filled With di-charg-. II you have a dy th.nIt A
pue throat or a throat that makes you spit. II N,,
have tolsillitis or enlarged tnnsils or adcno'js II
you suffer from hoarsencss or have u cough, or
have any chest troubles. ] will be pleased 10 bs,e
you call at my off, e, y, Will cost you nothing
For examination and advice.
If yoI reside ont of the city write me and I will
he pleased to advise you by letter concerning FOUR
rondi'inn.
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ARE Q
DEAF?

have made q discover, In the treatment, Of
mead noises and deafness which | consider an i'm.
lprfant one. wv discover, does away with the
necessity 81 passing Instruments into the ear tubes,
which measures have proved unS,tiiac,ory srs
psihful and instead Of curing the disease la .
often torced u further NJ into he ear.
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allies they all come from dcranscd kidneys. When
the kidneys ~ Wroug-when they tail to expel
the foul Isisons that should pass through them -
he entire system i, polluted.
40 woman so afflicted need continue ~sufferin.
the agony that kidney trouble bring,-with result
ant bladder disorder. rheumatism, ctc.-if She
will usc Dr urriy's Kidney iills. Thousand, Of
wonicn Throughout The Ltud and men-ha,e l,.n
made we'll ard happy hy this gloriou, remedy.
when n,thira else could help. rs sure. safe
and suau nteed.
Don't lie .'cmatuucly old. dccfcpit, wfinkled.
Get Dr. Derhy's Kidney Fills to-dsy-25c and
5Oc-or free sample package If sou wish. Al
druggists, or of Derby Med. inc Co, Eaton
Rapids. Mich.
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city Tears Down CANOPY.

Workmen from the Highways Depart
ment to-day tore down the large iron
and glass canopy in front Of william
fox's Gotham theatre on One Hundred
aud Twenty-nfth street = Third ave.
nue..
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James McCreery & Co.
23rd Street 34th Street
On Wednesday, January the 18TH


WOMEN'S SUIT DEP"TS. In Both Stores.
Remaining stock Of Tailor-made Suits
in a variety of materials, including Cheviot,
Serge, Broadcloth and Mixed Fabrics.
400 to $3.50
value 2soo to $500
Vclveteen Suits. ..........22.5o to $500
value $500 to 800
Afternoon and Evening Gowns of Char
meuse, Chiffon Cloth. Velvet and Broad
cloth. $500 to $500
value IS 90 to $500
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ACTIVE SECURITIES.

4 cao .s s.:s' l.,da y f. So 'Asi's IA H---.ia:
TAha0h ysyey. ~ .?O ,iAre Copper o .ai
IAeF1 md Brooklyn RaIl1 al,ii. ase1 snare,
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MERINO UNDERWEAR DEPTS.

MERINO UNDERWEAR DEP"TS. In Both Store
Women's Swiss Ribbed White Merino
Tights. Csc
value 100
Women's Swiss Ribbed Merino Union
Suits. 1876
value AIS
Wonen's Swiss Ribbed Silk Union Suits.
Odd sizes. 800
value $50
Recent Importation of Shetland Wool
Slumber Garments, Corset Covers, Tights.
Sweaters, Scarfs and Separate Sleeves.
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YOUR
NOSTRILS
CLOSED?

d h, your nn'e H. stopped w from any cause
'n., y, Ltif sch ic1ple. 1t is because the
'.,''s az, closed o. ,chOksh H., catarrhal disease
IcpIlc contract tunullitN, earaches, sore
snd nf.n'hliis. asthma. uncnmonia pleury
% H,'t discs e come from br, athins germ. With
e "t you take Few people understand .ths'
~, n"e' supplied with tvO perfect acts oil 81
..' Tue af filters In your no-tnls when the
~" IN nrde' strain the germs out Of the air a.
nom Jour drinking water.
Mnt DISEASES start a. a coid. When vol a.
: ,"Hi your no'frils close and the : rtn tfals ae
XXI nIl oi order. Once NOIr nosttils are closed
There sre over a dozen different diseased con
dulnnt that cause the noStnis to close. No
n"llt Nhst causes the nose 30 stop mp TIN
lanIef wiz be the same. Germs in the ali
Nhl'h 'tc not caugl; 10 the nasal AIR filters, pA..
INTO Tie, ear tubes, causing deafness, OF the germ
enter the throat causing sore, inflsned. DIS
throat or enlarged ton-ls.
Ihe germs often pass on 10 the lungs, causing
nn.iiinonia or iubersssss or plturny or bron-
r. free the closcd nosthls. one thing should
be carefully observed. DO no, have the jars
itside, the no~trils cut out. n the inside n the
nosthls are reno, cd. the air filters will be dan.
ss,d or destroyed.
The fact /, that EACH .~ii,es,e tina. cause, tb.
nostrls. TO close should be diagnosed and under
stood for Just what II Il. and then the one
needed treatment mus, be selected aud applied
that will correct III. trouble. II Is for this
reason that the socalled cstsrh remedies and
trestments fail TO cure diseased and closed
n~Ostrls.
The way 70 have your lost hearing restored
and TO save your throat and lungs IL to have yolr
closed nos'rls orencd and your chok,d nostrils
] freed ~ disease, then the disease that closes your
ear tubes can he reached.
Nv specisltv 4. fr.eiuu ,h.,,,ct.S a..,.,. 80,
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The CIosanG Prices.

fcSry's A{ssst. lowest and last price. Of stocls
0kol figure ae o. follows Net
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DR.. J. C. McC
213 Flatiron Building.

Broadway aud 231 ST.. Now York,
Hours-Monday. Wednesday and . r,day,
q \. NJ, to = =. Nj Tuesday. Thursday
and SATURDAY.. ~ \. VI. TO u T.. NJ, sun.
days. tO = " "a .. NOON.
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In Both Stores.

FRENCH UNDERWEAR. In Both Stores.
The latest Novelty designs in Bridal
Sets, Gowns, Chemises, Drawers. Petticoats
and Corset Covers.
Gowns. ............I.5o. I.75, 2.2S and $50
Chemises. ..........1.25, $50. IT'S " 2.25
Drawers. ........... csc, I.25, $50 $50
Corset Covers. .....I.25, I.so, LIS go
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My. specislty IL freeing otstructed ~nostril., trrst.
Ing deafness and head noises, and healing sor,
place, In the breathing TUBES. have spent thirty
years studying the best way TO do this. can fire.
The nostrls. without cutting away the bones Of tn
nose, thus leaving In the nostrils those important
structures that were created by nature TO strain
dust and germs out % the ali.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-30
Compelled To Sell a
Nine Room House

We want TO Impress upon your
mind the fact that this property is
a wonderful bargain. The former
owner is in Alaska. and sold it on
contract to family who were oblig-
ed to move away. There is due on
] the contract about $500 which may
| be paid at the rate of $40 a month
| including interest at per cent. The
oher $500 he owner must have in
cash, making a total price for the
property of $4,000. The place is valu-
ed at $4,000, so that you will be get
ting 1t $1,000 les sthan it's actual
valuation. There is n nine room
house that has been recently paint
ed and papered, containing electric
lights, bath and toilet. There are
six of the incest lots you ever saw.
rich black soil on which you can
raise anything. There is also a place
to keep chickens and a cow. Bear
in mind, IL you want to cut down
your living expenses. here is your
opportunity. Another thing, II it SO
happens that you can't raise the
cash necessary to handle this prop
erty, let us know. and we will lend
you part of the money at a low rate
of interest. Above property Is locat-
ed on Alaska street. and is reached
by the So. Tacoma car in 15 min
utes. Investigate.
LENNOX TRUST CO.
e52 Pacific ~y. /,
Tacoma. Wash.
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Aunty Want
Back Again

We've ben visit my yung-
est dater Jenny out in Misoury
fer the last fore weeks. Her
husbend's in the 'lectrikle
bizness in Saint joe.
Well, / hope you he'd a
happy New Year and hev you
all ben readin' the want" ads
vile I've ben gone
My dater's a chip off'n the
old block. She rents her
spare room rite along by usin'
the Room fer Rent" column.
She does her own wurk rite
along too, but she got a
wuman to do the washin' and
the hevy sweepin' by adver-
tisin'.
Her husben's doing rite well
and she don't xactly hev to rent
her room, but l tell wen yure
yung is the time econeymise.
The Want" ads hez alwus
ben crate friend to ME an I'm
not so old but l find new uses
fer them every day or so.
AUNTY WANT.
Call Main 1913
9th and Commerce-The Want
AID Corner of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-30

nous American sea fighter, was
found in her room in a cheap
lodging house here, and many
relics of the naval hero which she
had in her possession are today
attached for payment of small
bill. She was 81 years of age and
once wealthy.
Among the relics are the sword
worn by Jones, a lock of his hair
and a miniature portrait of the
admiral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-30
Nothing Accomplished,
Legislature Adjourns

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
BOISE, Ida, Jan. 80.-Withott
a thing accomplished the Idaho
legislature will end its special ses-
sion tonight. he resolution to
adjourn was concurred In by both
houses following the action of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-30
For Rent

|~S(S><s--~~S']>>> ~~~>~@~>.~-~N.Ns~~~~<
WANTED-A suitable tenant for a
good located truck farm, s acres,
near Point Defiance r. r, construc
tion and few feet from a pronosea
car line. All rich bottom soil. A
small grocery store in connection
and produce could be disposed OF
al home. Preference given to a par
ty that would take both. REQUIRES
around $500 or 5000 in cash, and it's
worth investigating. Address
Thomas Store. Lemons Beach. or
phone Main 96s6. .,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-30

Governor Hawley, who virtually
undid all the lawmakers had &C
complished by vetoing a revenue
bill which was substituted and
passed in place of the revenue bills
prepared by himself and his rev.
enue board,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-30
|Decendent of
Admiral Starves

(By United Press Leased Wire
PARIS, Jan. 8O.-Dead from
starvation, the body of Varian
Stuart Gombault, grand niece of
Admiral John Paul Jones. the ia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-30

SAN FRANCISCO, CaI.-David
Abrams, who several days ago
retracted a confession he made
that he had set fire to his apart
ment house, today made a second
and, this time, successful attempt
lat suicide. He shot himself
through the head and died almost
instantly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-30
Bamboo Furniture

z. NAGATOMo CO. manufacturer of
waist boxes, We are in our new To-
cation, sol 30. 9th. Formerly of s6s
Tacoma ave. Wholesale and retail
A 2226. We repair furniture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-30

Farm for rent or sale, very rea-
good soil, 10 minutes to Il. r. sta
ton, postoffice and good market.
Address B. G. Prokop, 220 Bankers
Trust Bldg.
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Stove Repairing

c. ELLIS, stove repairs. lining. coils
and castings made to order. house.
hold goods bought. gold and ex-
2422 Pacific av. Main 1922.
WESTERN REPAIR SHOP, 212s
Jefferson. Stoves. furniture and
machinery bought. sold and repair ed.
Phone NJ. 1884.
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A Genuine Bargain

Do you want a home. A good rich
garden, a money maker over az CITY
lots In this tract. 15c round trim
fare to any part of the city.
Easy terms.
This tract must be sold.
BENBOW d McBFARLAND
lain 5715. 1I16 Natl. Realty Bldg,
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Carpet Cleaners

q. l. HOUCK--Carpet beating, refit-
ting and laying; feather renovat.
Ing and Iph olstering. ASIA 9Th ave
Phone Main ea6. A 2a2k.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-30
Wood and Coal

PETERSON BROS, hay, grain, poul-
try supplies and coal and wood.
10th and X. Phone Main 313.
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Board and Room

y~~~~~-~~>~->>s~->~s>-~ ~-~~~~~~~~~.~~
FURNISHED rooms with or without
board. Apply l2I So. G st. Main
Ass.
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Boarders Wanted

-->>->>'@-"~-~-~----~~~- ---->>'~N-r-~-
GOOD board and room for working
men, IS per week: electric liRhts
and bath; cut rates to steady board.
ers. 1752h So. d.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-30

WASHINGTON, ID. C.-Declara-
ton that he was Jesus Christ and
was in Washington to talk relig-
ion with President Taft and Uncle
Joe Cannon today, is responsible
for the arrest of Patrick Barrett,
a New Yorker" just nine months
out of Ireland.
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MCKINLEY AVE.

Fine for chickens, IN acres.
Groom house, fine bearing Or
chard, first house north of Bis
marck mill. Will take smaller
place closer in and your own
terms on difference if interested in
garden and chickens. See this and
bring in your offer.
CHAS II. BURK
204 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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ACREAGE

equal to about 30 lots for 800. Close
to street car line, store and school.
Good soil. Partly cleared. Small
house. Easy terms. Fare 15e round
trip. American Land Co.. 504-5-6
Bernice Bldg.
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$50 Acres to Trade

Gig Harbor: price $4,000. viii take
city property in trade as half pay
ment, If your property is free from
incHmbranoe. or will take $500 or
small place up to $500, or q good
equity of $500 is alright. There is
about Y of a million feet timber;
tract faces 2 county roads. You can
have l to years on balance, Z per
cent. Z-2. Times.
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For Sale-Real Estate

sH-XCRE HOME. ~ PER MONTH
water; good land for garden, fruit
and chickens, plenty of wood. Lo-
Gated only 4 blocks from Puyallup
car line. A genuine snap. Price
$3.50, on terms Of $50 down, IS per
month. Buy while you have the
chance.
j. NJ. CURTIS & CO,
314 Bankers Trust Bldg,