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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-20

ing and colored maid served fruit
punch from a table decorated IN
purple and white pansies. There were
14S guests present, and it is safe 20
say that at the close of the evening
Us young people OF Bisbee went
home happy though tired. Miss NJ.
Johnson and Messrs. ]. c. Adams and
Harry Gillespie assisted Miss Riley IN
the direction Of the young peoples
efforts to such happy elimination.
MEMBERSHIP CONTEST
The Ladies' Aid OF the Methodist
church held their regular bi-monthly
meeting in the church parlors on
last Thursday afternoon. Il was lie
c.ded to hold a membership contest,
and for this purpose the society was
divided into two companies, the Red
and the Orange. Mrs. c. w Allen is
leader Of the Red, Mrs. r. It. Coch-
ran Of the Orange The contest will
| close the latter part OF May, when The
losers will give a supper TO the win
| Eers and the new members. It was
also decided to admit gentlemen to
honorary membership in the society,
/ ami to give an entertainment occas-
ionally TO promote sociability among
| the members The last business
I meeting OF the year will be held the
first Thursday in June, but the ladies
win continue TO meet once a month
! for sewing and sociability.
WoMAN's CLUB PARTY
The members Of the Woman's CLUB
were hostesses on Friday evening at
bridge party given at the Club
house Guests OF the evening were
the husbands Of the members and the
I four young ladies who have assisted
with the music during the year Cut
FLOWERS formed the decorations, and
chatting dish supper was served.
Mrs Wattles and Miss Patton won the
{ rst prizes, and Mrs. High and Mr.
JuHf the consolation prizes.
Y. NJ. c. A. BANQUET
/ The Board Of Directors Of the Y.
! a. C. a. gave a banquet at the Cop
per Queen hotel on Friday evening to
/ the workers in the recent financial
Campaign. Besides the goodies pro
I vided for the inner man. there was a
feast of reason and flow Of soul.
Mr. Hodgson acted as POSTMASTER.
Among the various guests who re-
( sronded 70 tOasts were Mr. Phil
brook. Mr.. Dosak and MIR Mckee.
They spoke Of the good to be derived
from membership in the various ed
vocational classes now forming, OF
/ plans for more effective work for
/ be future. and on other phases of the
work There is a prospect for a very
| successful year ahead OF the Y. ".
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First Baptist Church.

Sunday morning, Sunday school ut
s:45, with every body on time. Preach.
ing by the Pastor at 1lo'clock. Sub
ject. "A fountain of Perpetual Youth
Sunday evening, Young Peoples Tn
ion at GAS. led by Mrs. J. W. Hayes.
Preaching by the pastor az 7:45. Sub
iect Reaching Heaven by Gods Plan.
Prayer service Wednesday evening at
7:45. Missionary meeting of he
Aid Society, Thursday 2:S0 p. m. B.
Y. p. L. social at the church Thurs
day evening. Study class Friday even
ing 7.45. You and your friends are
cordially invited to worship with us.
Strangers are specially welcome.
J. W. EPPERLY,
Pastor.
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Fraternal Brotherhood 452 held a
very interesting meeting Wednesday,
April IS, with a nice crowd in attend
anee. After the regular business of
the Lodge was disposed of a commit
tee Of two yellows and two reds was
appointed TO arrange for a social
dance TO be given April so. The
proceeds of which are to go to the
entertaining fund for the winning side
Of the contest which viii be closed
in June. Time is growing short, you
had better come up and bring your
yellow or red coupon. If you are a
member in good standing and haven't
a coupon come to Lodge and get one.
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7ELL IT TO YOUR NEeHeoRs

" you are one OF those fortunate
women who have found relief through
the use of Lydia e Pinkham's Fege-
table COMPOUND, from the dreadful
suffering incident to some female de
rangement. tell Of it TO your neighboT
whom you hear complain OF dreadfu'
backache, bearing down pains, dizzl-
ness. FieasaeiieS, irregularities, ner'
yousness and dependency and when
she finds relief in natures remedy
for woman's ills, as thousands OK 9th
er women have, she viii bless you
for telling her about it.-Adyertise'
rInent ~
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RECEPTION

The Knights Of Columbus will be
the hosts at a reception in their club
house on next Wednesday evening
Their guests will be the wives and
sweethearts of the members.
The entertainment committee has
not divulged its plans for the oc-
casion. but there will be a short mus
ical program, refreshments, and pos
sibly a little dance at the close VI
the program.
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seoraanlzed saInts chureh.

Tombstone Canon opposite Warren
Laundry. Sabbath School 2 p. III.
Preaching 5:15 p. IN. Religio, G:i5.
Glass exercises win be followed by a
lecture from Mr.. Gooding, Prof. Of
Science Of the Central school at 7:45.
D. m. on educational lines. Come and
hear him. Preaching at 3 p. N. and
time permitting. Everybody invited.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

We wish TO announce TO the Pub
lie that we have installed an up-to-
date Soda Fountain in connection
With our Candy Store, and are now
ready to serve Ice Cream and Soft
Drinks.
Johnson Addition
advertisement 1853
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AMONG CITy'S
CHURCHES TO-DAY
Nethodht Church

Sunday school 9:45. Preaching ser
vice11:0f a. m. SubjecS Leayen.'
Special music. sPworth league,
Christian Character" Preaching ser
vice AS. Subject'Freedom for free
doms Sake" Special music. Prayer
meeting Wed 7.45 E l. Bible Glass
meets Tues. at Mrs. Brazirs home.
This church win unite in the Union
Revival meetings to be conducted by
Hamilton and Leonard in the near
future. z. G. Decker, Pastor
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Christian Science Services.

The Bisbee Christian Science So (
eiety holds services in the Medigo
vich hall every Sunday morning at
il o'clock. To these services the pub
lie is welcome and cordially invited
to attend. The subject for Sunday,
April 20. 1913, is Doctrine of Atone
ment"
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Lutheran Services.

English Lutheran services will be
held at the Lutheran church at Low
ell at 3:15 in the afternoon. Subject
off discourse Salvation through the
Grace of Jesus Christ" Sunday
school at 4 O'Clock
CARL f. GUENTHER,
] Pastor
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-20

Mrs. Wilbur Cone of Chicago, house
guest Of Mrs. T. B. Read, has returned
to her home.
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WoMAN,s clus MEETINe

The regular meeting Of the Won
ans Club will be held on next FRIDAY
afternoon at three O'Clock at the
Club House.
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chamberIain's Tablets for constips-

For constipation. Chamberlain's
Tablets are excellent. Easy to take,
mild an gentle IN effect. Give them
a trial. For sale by all dealers--Ad-
yertisement 526
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s.. Johns Episcopal Church.

u NUIFH IPIN~~P"'
Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Evening
service 7.3O p. n. Wednesday-Choir
practice, 1880. p. m
Z. w. SIMONSON.
Rector in charge.
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NAV DAY DANCE

Invitations are out for an informa
May Day Dance 70 be given By the
Ladies OF the Episcopal Guild on the
evening Of May ?. Miss Shadbolt,
Miss Patton, Mrs. Burgess and Mrs.
Pearce are the committee IN charge
ENTERTAIHs CLUB
Mrs. +. }. Flanagan entertained
the AnOna club from two TO five one
afternoon recently, in honor OF Mrs.
Cone OF Chicago, who Is visiting Mrs.
Reed. and Miss J. ~. Fresoyich who
is Miss Angus guest A delsctasle
luncheon was served in the latter
part OF the afternoon
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FRATERNAL NOTES


One Of the most successful dances
held by a local lodge this season was
that of the Woodwen's Circle, last
night at Fair Hall. The dance was
an unique one and all agreed that the
arrangements committee had hit upon
a most novel and pleasing idea.
Early in the evening typical hay
seeds began gathering at the hail
and in short time the big dance floor
was crowded with the 'rubes.
Around the walls were corn stalks
and farm produce and the platform
upon which the orchestra was seated
was seated was decorated with straw
Couples came costumed for the occa-
sion. High boots, straw hats and
linen busters were worn by the men,
the women we're dressed in regulation
Bingham and wore poke" bonnets. 4
which numbered many old country
tunes, such at Turkey in the Straw"
and the rest. Regulation country
dances we're also held. The dance
was merry and it was late before the
dancers had time 10 partake of the
excellent refreshments served. 1t
was much later before the last of he
rubes returned 10 the hay
Knights TempIsr
Ascension day win be observed by
Bisbee Commandery No 4. Knights
TTI'eIapiar at the Presbyterian church
on Thursday evening. May /. The
Knights will assemble az the Asylum
at Z o'clock and 90 from there to TIE
church The address Of the evening
win be delivered by Rev. Fry. Special
musical features have been arranged.
Following the church services a ban
quet viii be served at the Masonic
temple. This viii be followed by a
reception. All Mssons and the public
generally is invited to attend The
church services.
Ladies Of Msesbees.
On May the Ladies Of the Maca-
bees win hold a dance at Fair hall
This viii be one Of the regular month
iy dances Of the order that have prov
ed so successful throughout the winter
season. Refreshments will be served.
ELKs INITIATION
The next initiation OF the Eiks
lodge will be held about the middle
Of May. Fifteen candidates will be
initiated. The ceremonies are highly
important in that it wiz mean that
the local lodge has passed the so
mark Ia membership. The initiation
fees Of the local order have recently
been raised. but the annual dues have
5een reduced
The bronze tablet that viii be
placed in front of the Elks home
commemorating the erection Of the
present building, has not yet arrived
.hough il is believed that IL viii be
here for the commemoration ceremo-
MES to be held May 4.
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Knights TempIsr
Ladies Of Msesbees.

On May the Ladies Of the Maea-
bees win hold a dance at Fair hall.
This viii be one of the regular month
iy dances Of the order that have prov
ed so successful throughout the winter
season. Refreshments viii be served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-10
SHORT NE WIS

J. Heinrich. accused Of the theft
OF $50 from Miss Lorraine Gay,
while AZ public dance Monday.
confessed 10 Captain OF Detectives
Tenant Tuesday.
Predictions that within five
years juneau will be the largest
geld camp IN the world. Is made
by J. a. Holleuthal Juneau at
torney, who Is in Seattle on his
way to San Francisco.
The local police are watching
the boats and trains from Van
couyer In hope OF iptercepting Eva
Rowe. i6. and Bella Hughes. l6.
daughters Of prominent Vancouver
families, who are reported missing.
Offices Of the state government
here are now all located on the
fifth floor OF the Alaska building.
An effort is being made by
friends OF II. r. De Gulnon. who
was struck by a car on James St.
htANffA sNAAikA AlaA hAA - AWAAAt o.
20 locate the injured mans wife
and daughter De Guinon has re-
manned unconscious most Of the
time
For kicking the bucket, John
kujawa, an Enumclaw youth. was
found guilty OF third-dcgree assault
In Judge Ronald's court Tuesday.
Miss Ada Morris was sitting on the
bucket Out OF fun. Kujawa kicked
the milk pail
The U. S. assay office located In
Seattle was the recipient OF 1856.
$50 In bars and gold dust. which
arrived from Alaska Tuesday.
James Carroll. alias =. D. King.
who was arrested ten days ago
while attempting TO affect an en-
trance 10 the Hall Sporting Goods
Co, First and Seneca ST.. was TAX
en- back 10 Mansfield. o.. Tuesday
night To serve out an uneXpired
term In the Ohio reformaiory. Pa.
trolman Follrich accompanied him.
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--=-
DELAYING ACTION
ON CURRENCY BILL

WASHINGTON. Sept 10
Strong inclination OF certain dem
ocrats TO join the republicans In an
attempt to postpone action on the
currency bill Is said to have been
manifested today at the meeting
OF the senate steering committee.
The conference OF the steering
committee was called at the re-
quest OF President Wilson. who In
sisted that all work be expedited
so that the currency bill may be
passed at this session OF congress.
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PUBLIC MARKETS
oItNIit

StArchlight matches, 3 boxes Zoe.
10 hairs good soap. s5c. . bars white
ammonia soap. gbC. Q cams pork and
beans. Zoe. pkgs. fvatiiu0. inc. ,
Asie polish. Zoe. ltc can ogg pluma.
Zoe Ice pkg baking soda. De-, large
Size Gold pust. zoe. French pyuucH,
: fhs. .sc. dried peaches. lbs. lpc, d
cans Lighthouse cleaner. use, -ac
tettle kvtchup. zoe. cans HhrdiucH.
1tc dog boxes SetrcUliEN 20
matches. 3tC. lac pkg Violet oats
lee. fuu crvam cheese zoe ~ good
home made bread. SO loaf g Tor lbc.
raised douEhuuts. ice doz-
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Santa Clara prunra lbs. ,ac.
golden dates. lbs. -5c sugar. ~ Poe
g.. Use cans ~ peas 9 faf -iC can.
milk. 100. Saratoga chtp. se pkE
hofue baked beans. t0c pE sliced rrd
salmon. Toe No.. hnlihut 3 his, gsc
sairn lbs isc. fiiiets % trout, Toe
fb. pure apple cider. buc gal. cider
vinegar soc gal. green corn. Zoe ana
eUg dur
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THE MARKETS

Blackberries, which only a few
days oyerstocked Western avenue,
are rapidly becoming scarce. The
prices remained unchanged today
and there were enough berries on
hand to take care n the demand.
The price OF peaches Is expected
to soar with the word received that
the bulk OF the fruit has been gath
cred In Yakima valley. There is a
tomato scarcity.
The egg market Is practically IN
changed.
- awl
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REAL ESTATE
s.so-pouLTRY RANCH-s2So

$40 CASH AND s. PER MONTH
You can raise poultry and Work
in Seattle. sell your eggs 10
your fellow workmen. and
make this place pay for Itself
for IL f. within a short walk
Of the ferry dock at kirkland.
We furnish lumber for build
Ings on easy terms. Come over
and zee Kirkland. Take MAdi-
son car and ferry or Vrania to
our office on ferry dock. or
call i0s Cherry 81. Burke &
Farrar.
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uI.sTi. AK.

Good creamery butter. Sc 10. Tor
SEE new comb honey. @pc each
chewing taffy. regular 20. Tor Toe
10 fancy bananas. Toe aud Toe dos
oranges. csc dog italian prunrs. zoe
basket peaches soc crate. gnc WAY
beans Toe sweet potatoes. Z lhs. ibc
fancy tomatoes 81 ~ canniug pear"
Use box sweet grapes. ac TO-. l0c
stove polish. Sc. washing mae hinrH
fti. complete. whshhoafaS. SOC "h' y Z
good hrooma. z6c. ironing boards
tggs. large new potatoes. - lbs zee.
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5 ACRES IN THE
GLORIOUS PUGET
SOUND DISTRICT. CLOSE
TO SEATTLE

D'fo ~ - i'lsN NM 0is'DDE.
TO SEATTLE
Good level land. Ideal for berries
poultry. fruits or garden with
enough timber and wood on the
and 90 pay FOR tho clearing well
settled district. close 10 good
school phone service and delivery
from store , trips daily 20 Seattle
market. short drive 10 Bremerton
market Price % the acres cut
TO iiHs Any reasonable terms
viii DO accepted
CLIFFORD d VAN ARsDALE. Inc.
offices 1913 1rd. go Main iiao lat
ACRE TRACTS, $500
CLOSER ~ THAN GREEN LAKE
only 20 minutes from Pioneer square
rich loan soil, cheaper per acre
than most 5o-foot lots same dis
YOUR own TERMS
CLIFFORD a. VAN ARSDALE. Inc.
offices 1913 ard. 100 Main. ll2o Ist
ron sALE-tF YOu WANT 4 GOOD
!.room. modern house a, a sacrl-
flee ~ $500 90. call North SEA.
Must sell AZ once. VIII take lot
PLENTY OF WORK AND a STEADY
job await you at CathcarI the
t. good soil center" We want few
good men TO work for US and buy
60 10 acres OF land. and. when
not working for Us. work for them
selves. You can buy n home OF 3
or 10 acres on $40 per month. We
will furnish you lumber TO build
with. and help you to build and
get start In the right direction
IN life. through saving and getting
a home and land 81 your own. No
rent 20 pay. Free wood and water
Your own cow and chickens. and
little work IN your own garden
next spring. This Is the way 20
atop the high cost Of living How
much have you saved In tho past
90 years. Why not turn over n
new leaf Start right. as many
have recently done at Cathcart
Buy 10 acres AZ Cathcart Get a
steady Job. Live well, and better
than you have ever done before
DO not worry Good neighborH
good school. etc. Close TO Seattle
tho coming city Your land will
increase IN value with the coming
thousands through the canal. Buy
tho Increase In price and get the
choice locations Good land H.
going up. Everything else is going
up The cost OF living In the city
Is going up. Rent r. going up.
with increased population. wages
go down cost OF living goes up
Everything goes up but wages
The only Independent person r. the
man on tho farm. You can soon
have one. $40 per month. linn
tied number Of men wanted 20 help
survey and clear roads and land
for us
Call on West & Wheeler. and ask for
Land Department II you ever
had an idea Of owning or buying
good tract OF land. near station
cheap. md on easy terms. see VS.
now Wo have II in 9 and iO-acre
tracts 81 rich soil, fronting on
railroad ana county road. Easy 10
clear and easy TO pay for rur-
chase one before the price gooA up.
Near Seattle. Ask about 81, Get
booklet IN our office. Ask for
Land Department.
WEST a WHEELER
400 Colmnn Block.
f4r rtSnnNTA ANTS sqs ~ y nj ~
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ACREAGE


DREAMER GARDEN TRACTS
Located south 81 Seattle ana only a
few Gods from the railroad station
rich. black soil level. running
water. very easily cleared on
county road Mako an appoint
meHt today and get your choice 81
tho addition
Q ACRES 1900. SO CASH
AAkES 4 SEXTON COMPANY
1910 First Az. Elliott t3t7
8 ACRES. CLOSE TO LAKE BAL
finger. small payment down. % j.
Rnce time. Geo. Se1hucr. 81 y. y.
Blk
CELERY LAND
10 acres ~ rich bottom land. Win
stream. can Dee irrigated. near new
torpedo station and handy 20 se-
attic. telephones. Il g. H. 800,
easy terms
l.. j MARsH 4 60. 1909 Third AZ.
CLEARED AND IO-ACVE TRACTS
Rich. level land. only 400 an acre.
owners. III American rank BldR
10 ACRES OF SPLENDID LAND.
with living water. in highly i'm
proved and prosperous district
telephones u y - and store de-
livery $3.50. on easy terms.
J. J MARSH a CO. l205 Third Az
ACREAGE NEAR AUBURN
80 acres. mostly alder land. with
running stream. on good roads.
some buildings It's ready for n
farmer or investor. and AZ SO per
acre. on terms a rare bargain
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ie Male HELP WANTED

LOCAL WEPHEsENTATINE WANT
cd no canvassluR or soliciting re-
quirod, good income assured. Nd
dress National Cooperative Real
~ Co. Was, Mardon building.
Washington. y. O.
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NJ NsgisiI--b NJ WOMEN TO
work as telephone operators. OK
nfricnccd or inexperienced; lady
lnstructreHs. with corps Of able
assistants. In In charge OF com
pleteiy oqulppef school for train
Ing ineKperlenced women. Pupils
paid while learning Apply the
Pacific Telephone g. Telegraph
Co room 10. it15 Fourth av.
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MISCELLANEOUS

ron sAit.--IiEsr SUMMER on
winter Chmu Uu ballard beach.
partly Furnished, including boat
ground rent 81. owner. 5a ballard
hWuNN
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bANDS, 90 n, y. INK
COWS. HOGS AND luICkENS

Farming with this combina tion in
the Mt Vernon district spells GER
tain success. And then we have
lots OF work for our settlers, which
Is a great help 10 the beginner. Our
settlers are making good. Better
become one Of them.
II G. PETERS
owner 1000 Acres
500 Third Az
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avn NM D - ~F'NO
CLOSER ~ THAN GREEN LAKE
only 80 minutes from Pioneer square
rich loan soil, cheaper per acre
than most 3o-foot lots same dis
thncc out.
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Dance at preamlana toniEht.-Adv.
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CASH WANT ADS COST
l GENT A WORD
II Female SITUA. WANTED

HAND FfNIaHFuE SWEATER
work Pacific knitting NILS. is3
jackson st second floor.
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d ACRES SAYS

cALIFoRSIA LANDS. cas- y. Y RLK
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'iLE'> rNMiiN ,iarun sronn

btie ballard Az
Family LIQUORS IL our Speciality
FREE DELIVERY
Phone raiiari 100
For QUICK sALE. s. 4 TUoUs.
and. rustic and flooring sx& zaS.
exd flooring - "a thousand iitt
SWIM az. rear
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CHARLES SOMERS
COMPANY

Fft'."F97' - ~
ARE YOr LOOKING FOR a REAL
bargain In real estate near the
Country CiubT II 80. here ~ IT,
Onc-acre tracts. some fronting d.
rcctly on the Seattle Everett In
ierurban. also on the North Trunk
road. now being paved with brick.
All taos paid From $3.50 to $500
each. terms So cash and Sc per
month. per cent We believe
every buyer will make big profit
We have no competition IN these
tracts They are the cheapest
tracts and cioRest-in offered.
WEST a. WHEELER
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J. Heinrich. accused OF the theft
OF $50 from Miss Lorraine Gay,
while AZ public dance Monday.
confessed 20 Captain OF Detectives
Tenant Tuesday.
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Girl. FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work: no cooking. fair wages.
Call East 1917.
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BAKERY AND LUNCH STAND Gas
oven. range and coffee ufn show
tile dishes rtc rrlrn t1st Call
! o. m Prob-fridt. $50 New york
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II Female HELP WANTED

work. wages $50 90. Tacoma inter
urban TO West nm station. inquire
NJ nursery Fare 25c.
WANTED GIRLS FOR CHORUS
work experience not required.
New Lyric Theatre.
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Every person bringing In n cash WAIST Al amounting
TO soc will receive hapound hex of The famous
SOCIETE CHOCOLATES absolutely free Hring your ad
In early tho candy won't last very ong Remember
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FOR HALE-tF you WANT a GOOD
7-room modern house at sacri-
flee ~ $4,000. call North sea.
MuRf sell at once VIII take lot
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PIANO SEEl<Elt CAN Utt \ can.
iuot grand costing second hand.
itbU. far slS5 Party woinE away
sacrifices fur cash Apply ht pji
y S1th &C. Green Lake ear
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AZ FARMS-FARM LANDS

ron SALE-iO-ACRE APPLE Or
chRrd. miles from Wenatchee
City. Price $500: cash 81 500. hal %
nnce $500 per year Trees years
old This IL the greatest bargain
in an apple orchard you ever saw.
II viii pay you TO look Il up. John
II. Jacobs. sii New York Blk. Ell
liott 1898
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MONEY on your salary or furni.
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