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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-06-12

One thing sure the preachers don't
care.
On Sunday evening, June 18th, the
baccalaureate sermon will be given
by Rev Forbes Emery, Phi D., d. D.,
in the Sexton street Methodist church
DIR. Emery will take for his subject,
Labor Partam Pate facit." Labor
Opens The Gate. The church will be
appropriately decorated. The full or
chestra and the double chorus choir
will furnish the music. 1t will be a
union service of all the churches.
Homer Weed transacted business
in Alma Tuesday night.
James Mcdonald, of Saginaw was
in town looking after his trade Tues
day.
Mrs. Elmer Vibber returned from
visit to her fathers home at Ches-
aning, Michigan, Tuesday night.
Job Sherman and family; Attic
Douglas and family, left town in
suspicious way very early Thursday
morning When last seen they were
going toward Alma, and then we
knew they were going to the great
est show on earth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Sexton went
to Saginaw Wednesday.
p. c. Thomas has installed a re-
volving nail bin in his up-to-date
hardware. 1t contains receptacles for
25 different assortment Of nails, and
will hold 1000 pounds of nails. 1t
is most convenient for customer and
dealer
Mr. Al Fox's team came tearing
down the street exceeding the speed
limit Tuesday afternoon until they
came in contact with a large tree,
which put a stop to their unseemly
actions When Mr.. Fox began to
gather up the fragments he found
he had job for the harness worker,
blacksmith and wood worker. 1t was
~ather dull in the streets Tuesday and
this eifort livened up things quite
bit
Walter Zimmerman, Rose thinner
man. Erwin Lawrence and Mildred
Lawrence and Mrs. Hudson went to
Alma Thursday.
Matte Partee returned to her work
at Flint Monday.
Chester Davis returned to Detroit
Monday noon.
"There are a lot of things that we
don't understand which wouldn't do
us any good if we did understand
them" There is, OF course, lot of
poppy-cock uttered about "Jeffer-
sonian simplicity" There is no good
reason why things should be done
now as they were a hundred years
ago. And simplicity, like everything
else, is virtuous only when it is sim
pie and natural
At the close of the school term,
Miss Clara Martus teacher of the
Grammar department in the Brock
enridge graded school, will leave for
Utica, Buffalo and Niagara Falls for
her vacation. Both Miss Martus and
Miss Kitchen have been retained as
teachers for next year, also Prof. and
Mrs. Russell
A. s. Lee has been visiting at
Breckenridge. His home is in Chi
cago, I'll.
Charles Elliott of Detroit was in
Breckenridge on business Friday.
c. Babcock of Port Huron made
this village on his regular rounds
Thursday, giving good reports as to
business all along the line
George Lewis and family of Lang
part are visiting with friends in the
village this week
Samuel Spaulding and family of
Lafayette were here Thursday re-
newing old acquaintance.
Mr.. F. c. Pierce is tearing down
his barn in the city and will take the
lumber to his farm and rebuild larger
and better
Mrs Hallenbeck of Alma was
caller in this village this week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-06-12
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Alma, Mich, June 0, 1913.
Advertised list for the week ending
June 9TH, 1913.
Mr.. James Barnes.
Mr.. George Brown.
Mr.. Peter Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Liestman.
John A. Rathbone.
The above il not called for will h
sent to the Dead Letter office, Juss,
%, 1913.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-06-12

ronage. Two restaurants flourish and
meals are served at private house
This is doubtless much more salts
factory TO the travelling public and
indicative OF the public spirited en-
terprise of our citizens. We expect
commercial men will all make the
town now.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-06-12
vEsTABERG.

]. w. Robinson finished planting
IA acres of potatoes Wednesday, of
last week.
A carload of telephone posts have
arrived on the yard for the Union
Telephone Company.
The Cumming potato house sorted
their tubers last week.
The hotel is closed for want of pat
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-06-12
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
George ". Hutchinson Appointed
Dog Warden-BllIS Allowed
Alma, Mich, June 3, 1913.

Alma, Mich, June 3, 1913.
Regular meeting of the Common
Council of the city of Alma in Coun-
Gil rooms on the above date
The Council was called to order by
the Mayor, Hon. J. M. Montigel.
Present: Aldermen Rowland, Will
lard, Caple, Ward and Fraker.
There being a quorum present the
Council was declared to be in session.
The journal of the preceding ses-
sion was read and approved.
On motion of Alderman Ward, sup
ported by Alderman Fraker, that the
City Marshal appoint two special po-
lice for June 5.
Which vote was as follows:
Yeas; Aldermen Rowland, Willard,
Caple, Ward and Fraker.
On motion of Alderman Ward, sup
ported by Alderman Rowland, that
the constable's bond OF O. F. Parker
as principal and Fred O. Grover and
Walter W. Caple as sureties, be APP
proved.
Motion carried.
Mayor Montigel appoints George
NJ. Hutchinson as Dog Warden.
On motion the appointment was
confirmed.
On motion OF Alderman Fraker,
supported by Alderman Rowland,
that the bill of the Alma Grain &
Lumber Co. for $419.75 for city lights
be allowed at $164s1.
Which vote was as follows:
Yeas: Aldermen Rowland, Willard,
Caple, Ward and Fraker.
On motion of Alderman Fraker,
supported by Alderman Ward, that
the engineers second estimate on the
Post vault for $4,000 be allowed and
the Clerk be instructed to issue order
for the same.
Which vote was as follows:
Yeas: Aldermen Rowland, Willard,
Caple, Ward and Fraker.
On motion of Alderman Caple,
supported by Alderman Rowland,
that the following claims be allowed
at footing and the Clerk be instruct
ed to issue orders for the same.
Which vote was as follows:
Yeas: Aldermen Rowland, Willard,
Caple, Ward and Fraker.
GENERAL FUND.
Alma Grain & Lumber Co.,
lights recommendations
Alma Grain & Lumber Co.,
city hall Observation-Disclosures. 792
James G.. Kress, bill 1888
O. G.. futile, bill. ......... $500
+. B. Soule, oats. 1880
]. p. Losey, bill. ............. 100
]. NJ. Montigel, bill. ......... 275s
John Parrish, board of review 1900
lsaac Russell board of review 1900
]. d. Sullivan, board of review 1900
]. d. Holman, board of review 1900
]. NJ. Montigel, board of review 1900
WATER FUND.
Alma Grain & Lumber Co.,
water NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $225.00
Roe Stephens Mfg. Co., valves 2129
Detroit Lead Pipe & Sheet
Lead Works, lead. $4,000. 255.12
John Blank labor. 6.75
John Sharp labor. 1903
O. F. Parker, labor .......... $500
Bert Bailey, labor 1880
CEMETERY FUND.
II. Carter, labor. .............$ 1900
II. ]. Voller, labor. 1880
+. A. Leonard, labor. 100
A. d. Dyer, labor. 1.50
4. w. Brock. bill ......... $50
J. NJ. Montigel, bill ...... $40
F. A. Soucey, estimate No q. 10000
DOG FUND.
Doubleday Bros, dog tags....$ 4.24
A. Sanborn, labor. LOO
On motion of Alderman Caple,
supported by Alderman Rowland, the
Council adjourned to Tuesday, June
10th, at o'clock p m.
D. w. ADAMS, Clerk
]. NJ. MONTIGEL, Mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-08

cleanser. ice. hAr - ssap free pkks
corn fakes, Use. neN green peas Sc it
rice. Sc N : bars VITA nssr soap, fsr
tafwats ketehap. Dc bottle. cans p1r.
and beans tee : boxes shoe polish. So
round st~ak. tse 70 siriotu ,trak. ite 70
pot rpast. tie ~ mutton stew Sc ID
neck bones. a. - spare TBS lee 70 lvsr
Sc 10. TebNn~ steak. lac u. sausage. 10
- Ne J ham. ige IN: bacon, tst4c -
saImssn. lee 10. lbs :se. hsibat. To-
10 J fhs sss
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PUBLIC MARKETS


10 bars 81 lsuHdfY seAp. sbe. re
sugar. sac. uold pust. isc pkg tAe
caus ~ peaches. stc. boxes hest
matches lee. fresh xins.Fsnars voc u
fnArArehi. De o.. haFs ~ tar soap, Aer
cleanser. Be- MasnH fruit JaFs caps, t3r
dax Ice bRxs Of salt Sci home made
miuea plies. ttc. dauKhnuts dos etc
veal leaf mashed Potatoes ani coffee.
tses epyued spare Ftba. tic 10 shoulder
% lamb &c 10 pot Fnasts istse 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-08

pELMAR. Del. Oct. S,-A church
between this town and Georgetown
Is called Beaver Dam church. Some
one In charge wanted 10 save space,
and now the name n Dam ap
pears on the fly leaves OF the
church hymn books to startle visit.
ors.
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B. DAM CHURCH FIND GUARD DEAD.

CALUMET. Mich. Oct s-The
body OF James Polaek, mine guard.
was found today on the Hurontown
read. near Houghton. The corpse
was badly disflgured. but two bullet
wounds In the head had caused
death.
Disorders continue today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-08

Haihut. . Toe lse salt mset~rsi. I.
tor tkes saisunn. 1as Zach catfish. tsc
% shFrnps. iHr 10 rock cod. ire Sc
medium crabs for use ssuaii crabs J
feF fte. eystefs. Tte and zee at eaas
sardne- ssc. res saa~skraut ats tke
best rassup. Tee: cottage cheese Tee ~
best an pckl-s lee dos fresh hofns
made peanut butter. tse -. large her
rng. Use ihs pure rolled eats. sse. :
lbs new corn tn-ai E1e. is lbs best Pc
tasoss. .se. dry engrs he ice
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Silver salmon. aee ssch ntlsss q
trout, lee 10 founders. Sc 10 fresh
herring, lbs ate smslts ths ite
golden dates. III. gses btaok tes, 2 lhs
the; large Santa Glars pruaes. lbs sse
Yakima Bureank potatoes. 81 - Ice lbs
delivered. extra fancy jonathan apples
81 Is boz. delivered fresh ritFsn. se 10
dried apFicess zee ID hubbard squash.
tha tfe
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SNAKE IN BOOZE

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Oct. s-v X.
Overall. farmer. near Kerryille.
Tenn. IL said TO be diving at the
City hospital. after drinking whisky
from a Jug into which n snake had
erawied. The reptile was dead
wher the Jug was broken.
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SOFA FOR CHAIR

ChAMRERSBuRG. Pa Oct s.
sHanpy" Everett is years old. who
Weighs e75 pounds. has had hts hair
cut for the first time In a barber
shop None OF the chairs was large
Unoggh for him, so he sat on a sofa.
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WOODRUFF STILL SERIOUS

NEW YORK. Oct. Timothy l..
Woodruff was said last night to be
suffering from hardening of the ar.
teries instead OF paralysis or nerv-
Gus breakdown and to be In seri-
Gus condition.
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3 FUNERAL DIRECTORS

BUTTERWORTH & SONS
The most complete mortuary establish
fnent In the world Phones Main and
Elliott sfa 1921 FIRST av
III ri MITTLEsTADT. UNDERWATER
and smbaimer. 1856 Market at. Phone
Ballard ss2
COLUMBIA UNDERTAKING. Co. IAP
Tachelt and Walter p Lanbdtn
Funeral Directors Licensed Embaim-
srh Beacon sol 4a22 Rainier Az
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KLEINS SHOE HOSPITAL, 6l3-hdM.
ACREAGE

SNAP FOR QUICK SALE
- aefs. sshdiviaed into seven t.sets
'faris. abstract fur each tract. nicely
located close TO beautiful lake tzo
per are Phone sidney III.
HANDY 10 NEATTt.E
- aerss This f. an exceptionally H"ea
tract about gns.hAlf j. rich bottom
land. ~ith nice stream telephones
D - iaft on terms
T. ) MARSH a co 1907 THIRD aY
.cAtIFoHAiA LANDS aat y. BLK.
EASILY cLEAnEp
ie ACRES ron 1859
Deep. rich iaam slii Falss all the staples
that are produced IN the Softhwest
handy TO Seattle Terms 90 cash NO
PUGET SOUND FAHNs 80. eos sfd A.
CLEARED & AND io-AcHE TRACTS
Rich. level land. only SOC an acre
owners. III American Hank bldE
Ii LAnoE TnAcrH GOOD uAHDEN
tanis I acre 10 heFfi.s ns~ Broom
house Zee shtnksns 81 zoe terms 20
suit Take seattle Tarama irtaruFhaa
10 AiEens inaaifs fuf chavis
ttse TAKES ArRHa ~ HicH ALDER
tand nsaf sestiir call fTonesf tsnsn
ara Investment Co. ies Second =.
room seT
10 AcHEa itsoe
without Interest A. soil fhiekif set
tied locality Firh coil sinshsd are ~
Glover ~ sffes. fate. tie cash. -
PEI meHih ~ Ysiland. 81 powrs uls
OUR VERY BEST
6 arr~s one hour from seattle dsPoti
itch tiArh taasn Eaii level furninE
uasafs close - D. ~ station Price
tttB ite cash
assss for summer home Only tt's-it.sliss
ffuna seattle rnnssFs Naff good soil
close 50 taka shore COED boating. FISH
ira and smImmtnE live here and W9fk
ia city siss gomt chiisrrn chance
snap a. titet terms EASY,
8 acres. more ihks enough piles ana tim.
Der 10 Pay fqF thts lard fish lrzfm unil.
no gravel. . mile frngn fuss Orchard
rnmm4s road Price only fsoe fbh cash,
t4a ser mnnth
AAsEN A. SEXTON COMPANY
fsie Ftv, Az HIIau tIs7
or aAIE--ir ACRES 9 MILES NORTH
~ nashsft. y ualis fFsrs y y fsrei
arfss Cleared good tuliiiHgr and plsntF
wafsrs 8 tons bay. raFden truck Thsf
wffi all 60 pith ,hs place Price tsseEe
Address rr~H nafuitshg. Grand Central
Hotel Seattle wash
Two .e.Acnr TnAcrR CLOSE TO
rvulsAn coed lard. sit PEI acre
ror%G a nnoHErD
Thrns ballard sit
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kHhAA0E BALE NDUTHWENT COR
nsr Sixth and Pins. Ladies' suits. coats.
100 up
whNTED-To TRApE-A $50 man
grade watch for a good bull pup 81
will put the watch in first class oondi.
ton. P.soo0 The Star.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR FAT,r
cheap am leaving city it0s y 18Th At
FOR SALE HORSE MD LIgHT DE-
livery wagon, ts6 Phone Ballard is7.
KODAK DEVELOPING. I0o PEn roll
any slrs Jacobs Photo shop. Pr MD
ron sALE-F. q " tcYLtSDER Mo-
torcyele, excellent mechanical condition
$1,000 CAL ittt ". ssrd 81
BIO BARGAIN FINE sTEEI CoTR.
with mattresses almost new. tl00
each. see timekseper any afternoon
hetwssn and Z. New Washington
Hotel
GOOD CARE AND HOARD ron CHI
dren. Mrs Jenny Iialilng. B2is 10th
az. ballard. wash.
THE FHATERNAL BRoTHERHooD
LIE and Accident Insurance adequate
rates; organizers wanted State Man.
aker. 1901 Arcade nidg
sNAP--cTGAH AND FRUIT sTopE F0R
sale. must sell quick Apply III First
av r
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

Ing 100 Hsc0nd Az CONSULTATIONS
FREE, Confidential laws husband ard
VIE collections bankruptcy Main t16s.
~ Eli y FARRELL szs y r BLK.
General practice. sstatas. laws. has,
band and pifn. consultation free FL
lot tss
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BILLIARD TABLES

ron RALE -SEw AND SECOND IIE<f5
caron and Pocket billiard Tables ana
towing alleys and arcsssu-tss. bar fir
lures - all kinds. sasy payments TIE
BpINFWicK Bake cOILENDER
- ses-7.s Fifsi Az. r Seattle.
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BANKS

TIE CANADIAN BASK or COMMENCE
Head office. Toronto. Canada 1880
branches in Canada. ~feJ General
banking business Interest allowed on
ravinEs and time deposits
trNiue Branch q Y HoIT xgr
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Arcade PooL HALL. III UsTvEnsfTY
VI SEo. TAYLOR. PROP sTRAICHr
CUES BBET ~ TOWN..
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~Ni give 80 individuals o. ciuhs s~.lr-
Ing Information. clenr. unbiased i'm
Partial statements ~ ait facts con
nsra~d ulih the purpose. plans, cost
ana value % public works ard local Inn
prassmeatn
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REAL ESTATE
CLEARED LITTLE TAH9


CLEARED LITTLE rAHN
Improved wiih les cabin. chicken
house. hrpodsf house incubator.
bfoedef stove. etc Land ali cleared
and III clover. - cherry trees aiso
store building that can be rented
on county road. iess than 9us heur- .
ride from Seattle. excellent tfAns.
pauaiion. Price $3.50 terms part
cash and us per month. Inquire
3ea cherry -
FIR ON TOWER Az. cESTRALi1.
On. hinrk from union depot. ~ foot
front, With pool fixtures Included. Or
trade feF good farm property. AdfTars
vs. Tawner. x y. :. chshaiis. VAST
ron coTTAdEs AND LOTS ~ TIE
uuissrsiiY district al cut prices zee
e~asf tsss Arcade
q u CHANT a co
Re@i ESTATE
eel centsi nidE Hain titt
CALIFORNIA LANDS. s1s " y. BLK.
THE EASIEST WAY
foR contractors and owners estimating
the cost 20 public works Local Improve
rsnsss- EEsa sas.s.sSnw. - 60 engage an ef-
ncltney engineer
F6s tsH payers 60 kno~ Why and boa
on the details ~ the present espsndi-
tgFss - city ard cnuatY governments,
Ana 10 have acrmTn,s estimates Of what
wors can b. dems for
~ui give 10 individuals or ciuhs a..ir-
Ing information. el~nr. unbiased. I'm
partial statements ~ ait facts con
neeisd with the purpose. plans, cost
and value % public works ard iocai i'm
praTsmeatn
Yer p.opi. 70 get eetisr charter when
the new ere 10 written IL to know
themselves shat ought to be written
IN g.
hsv- Information TO tho workings ~
ether ri,Y governments. and can en-.
plain thsiF suresssfui features
NJ work ~iu be FREE for several month,
ansii you Anpw iss value
GEORGE II. MORLEY
EFFICIENCY ENGINEER
III Ysslsr Way Phone Elliott stki
FBEsH FARM PRODUCTS Br PARCEL
HUCKLEnERRfEs .e-ib. Dor for ti7S:
ft-ih has. tee
FRESH EGos always 8 cents below SCI
sttls's top price This week two dozen
for % eenis All postpaid. In second
zone. Cash with order Mrs Alice
rarn.n. ClK Harsor. wash.
MOUNT BAKER BUNGALOW, NEW
hwy from eHner aud save paying com
mission. brsi modern architecture brick
pillars. large sleeping porehes. :
rouun, Inverted hardwood noors. hot
water heat. BEST plumbing fixtures:
ideal location. built for home. must
sacrifice at once. g. zoe cash. balance
on terms Phone Main casa
ron sAtE--Two lots INQUIRE At
stak +. Ward; cheap. and good looa-
tion.
s-RooM MODERN PORTABLE HOME
make offer. With or without furniture.
piano. Phone Harrison sso7
TWO terI2s.FooT LOTS IN THE
Serth Green Lake district. fine s-rootn
bungalow. workshop and other GU, :
door huiidinEs Price 81 600. This Is
the value Of the ground; the buildings
arc thrown In. Easy terms
A. V. WILLIAMS
NEW yonK BLOCK
AZ FARMS & FARM Ids
WRITE TO WOODY A. SANDS AT
Bethel fer iist Of farms ranches and
acreage
CALIFORNIA LANDS. sss n. Y BLK.
ron GOOD UPPER sKAGfT BOTTOM
farm lands. price from s2s TO SIS per
acre according 90 Improvements. see
II. J Mooney. Concrete, wash.
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CALIFORNIA LANDS ssS N. Y RLK.
ron GOOD UPPER sKAGfT BOTTOM
farm lands price from s9s TO SIS per
acre. according 20 improvements see
II J Mooney. Concrete, wash,
ibo-ACRE DAIRY RANCH ron LEASE
State amount Of cash you can invest
in cows H-1e9E Tho star
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Fer people - get a better charter whsr
thr new nse - written IL to know
themselves shat ought to be written
IN ii
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AZ FARMS & FARM Ids

WRITE TO WOODY SANDS At
Bethel fer list Of farms ranches and
acreage
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WANTED YouNg WOMEN TO work
a. telephone operators experienced or
Inexperienced. lady tnHtructress. with
corps Of able assistants. 10 In charge Of
completely equipped school for train
ing inexperienced women Pupils paid
while learning Apply the Pacific Tel
ephone a Telegraph Co. room 10. iiib
Fourth av
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LafsHt ~ I'm proved
nUfVfELL 4 aDRFDnD
Maln atEa nnlfnnn uIaR
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SNAP FOR QUICK SALE
- acres. suhditiaed into seven tarts
tracts abstract fuf each tract nicely
located close ta a beautiful lake tEo
neF nrrr ILmna NInnaA III
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WyNVs(VW7W7w7V79"97EF7F
n Female SITUA. WANTED

UP STAIRS HOSIERY SHOP THREE
pairs womeu's guaranteed months, 81.
40ph Arcade HldE
WANTFp- COMPETENT GInLs FOR
general homework Frnc Public Em-
ploym.nt office. 2os Liberty HldE .
Third and Union ats
SEATTLE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. tbi7
Third av.. needs cooks. waitresseH.
chambsrnaids and houssmaids
DpEsRMAK tNg-ALL KINDS or sEW-
ing done pt 1913 Buren av Dolls
dressed
w0MNN. WITH GIHL :. WANTS 70.
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HANUI 10 WV TIT
80 arf~s This f. an exceptionally H"ep
tract. about half j. neh bottom
lard. ~tsh nice stream. telephones X
D - iagtl on terms
q. NAuHH a 90 1909 THIRD Az
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8 acres. noF~ fhkn enough piles and urt
Der 80 pay faF this lard fieh loan snil
no gravel. /. mile frn~f f'ufs orchard
rsmnfs rod Price only fan4 fbf cash
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II Female HELP WANTED

NIGHT scuoot,--AHfTHME SHORT
hand. typswritinE. tota Arcade Bldg
Main gT7a
WANTED THREE dfHLs TO SORT
egRs. wages 81 per day Klock Pro
dues Co. Columbia and Western
Gtpi. on WOMAN TO 10 CLERICAL
work NJ leisure ~ home. 1oe per hour
Address H-702s. Tho star
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SMALL AMOUNT 10 LOAN OS TafM.
btptfG i9ts or acreage T. n Wyids.
~ A"N Forh Hfk Elliott Gg57
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AZ CHICKEN RANCHES

4, 600 TO LOAN. HOUSES FOR SALE
And rent A0.. Arcade
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EXCHANGES

7.HOOA HOUSE 10 TRTDg ron ~.
proved farm ~ iots beautiful lawn.
rHt"lsuf iDgatinb ezts Wo0diawn Az.
Phone EanWood fff1
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ouR VERY BEsT

6 arr~s one hour from seattle depot
itch black taasn seii level furning
water risss - D. y STATION Price
ttt9. iap cash
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without interest Al soil shiekiY Get
tied ioraiifY fieh saii. siashsd ars IN
Glover - affes tata tle cash. -
PEE menth NJ YsilahH ga powns ffh
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Arrss for summer home only ~ s-te.1'sA
frana Seattle center Nsf9 good soil
rfase 50 lake shore COED boating. fish
ira amd smimmtnE. live here and Wofe
IN city eiss Jour rhnsrra q chance
A snar a. ti.tet. fsrtns easy,
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81 REAL ESTATE LOANS

y a TO- o ~. qs iMrH"vEo PROPERTY
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BONDS. WRNTS. MTGES.

WE UUY AND SILL.
warrants bonds mortgages Kstablinhed
70 years Iii Baif@S bldg
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fTT ON TOWER Az cESrnALiA.
IN. hinck from union depot. ah foot
front. With pool fixtures included. Or
trade feF good farm property AdfTars
W a Tawner. y. y. :, chshAiis. WASH
ron COTTAGES And LOTS ~ THE
University district at cut priesa. zee
nmnsf. aas. AFnAas
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CLEARED & AND io.AcItE TRACTS
Rich. level land. only 500 an acre
owners, III American Bank Bldg
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Improved With Les eAhin. chicken
house hrppdef house Incubator
bfoedef stove. etc Land ali cleared
and III clover - cherry trees also
store building that can be rented .
on county road. iesK than ons hours
ride from Seattle snesilsnt trans.
partAtion. price 1850 terms part
each and us per month Inquire
sea cherry 81
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cAfIFoRNiA LANDS ssb =. y BLK


Deep rieh loan ~iii ,sl.s al 10. s,spls'
that are produced in the S0fih west
HANDY 60 Seattle Terms 80 each. ~
NINTH
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GEORGE b. MORLEY

NJ work all be FREE for several ronth
until you knpw tie value
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aAsEN a SEXTON COMPANY
xsaff.4s FMFH

OR sALE~-ir ACRES 9 MILES NORTH
~ nashsfi. y asis from y y fsrei
art.s cleared good tpsiifHgr ard plsnfr
safer. tons bay. 1aFden truck Fhsf
wfii al 60 pith .hs place Free ts.eee
Address rr~H naFui,sAY. Grand Central
Hotel Seattle wash