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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25
American Fork Locals and Personals

Miss Edna Hanson was here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson Monday.
Vern McNiel motored In from Gar
field Sunday. returning Tuesday.
Kennedy Thornton and Burn Har-
rington spent Sunday in Provo.
Support home industry by purchas-
ing bread at American Fork Bakery.
Mrs. Alice Snith of Salt Lake City.
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Samuel Greenwood
Mrs. g. ~ Curtis returned home
from Logan Sunday. where she has
been visiting for the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs Vcrn Walker went to
Provo Sunday Mrs. Walker remained
for weeks visit with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ Grant spent
Sunday with Mr. end Mrs DeBouis OF
Vineyard
Byron Crookston and family and
Ben Halliday and family are enjoying
an outing up American Fork canyon.
FOR SAI.E-Three-ye ar-old small
mare; cheap. Inquire at Citizen Of
flee or phone IS, American Fork. 1S-tf
Mrs James Chapman. Sr.. OF Salt
Lake City spent Saturday and Sunday
In American Fork.
Vern Houstan went to Lehi Tuesday
to take his music lesson from Pro-
fessor Harwood.
Miss Lillian Brown went to Salt
Lake Tuesday morning on an extend
ed visit with relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Beede OF Provo
spent Sunday here, the guests OF Mrs
Ellen Barrat;. Mrs. Barratt returned
home with them for two weeks visit
The Orient certainly deserves that
name--"The busy big feature house"
The house of big productions. where
quality and cleanliness prevail. 25-lt
Miss Emma IngerGoll left Sunday
for Eureka, to spend few days with |
her brother before returning to Salt |
Lake.
Miss Panzy Hamnett of Alpine. a |
former resident of this city. and Mr. |
Claud Zabriskie OF this city were |
married at Provo on Tuesday. July |
21st.
While playing on the lawn Sunday |
evening, with number Of other chill |
dren. the little S-year-old daughter OF
Mrs. Gordon stumbled against hyd.
rant and cut deep cash In her knee,
which necessitated three stitches to
close up. Mrs. Gordon and child are
over from Bingham. where they have
been living.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25
Choice Cut Flowers

Ferns and Floral Designs
Send 10 the Lehi FlGral Co.. Lehi.
Telephone COL. We deliver
PROMPTLY TYR
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

Mr.. Rem Roberts returned home from
the sheep herd Monday, where he has
spent the past six months.
"A Million Bid at the Opera House,
Thursday, July 30. in five parts
The Opera House has treat for
oil next Thursday night-"A Million
Bid Don't fail to see it.
Mr.. Sherwood Adamson was taken
o the Lchi Hospital last Sunday and
was operated on for appendicitis. His
operation was successful ard is get.
ting along fine.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. David Adamson last Sunday.
Misses Cora Garff end Miriam Tay-
lor of Provo spent "Wednesday In
American Fork.
Last Monday baby girl was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. William Fackercll.
Mrs. Leo T. Shelly returned home
from Bingham Monday, after visiting
for ten days with friends and rela-
tives.
Messrs. Claud Condor of Provo can
yon and r. b. Langford Of Ohio were
her visiting with Mrs. Condor's sister.
Mrs. Earl varney, the fore part Of the
week.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

vern McNiel motored In from Gar
field Sunday, returning Tuesday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

Kennedy Thornton and Burn Har-
rington spent Sunday in Provo
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

Miss Edna Hanson was here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson Monday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

l.ehl.
Mr. Virgil NJ Groo was Salt Lake
visitor Sunday
Raymond Chapman went to Salt
Lake Saturday returning Monday.
MIR. S. l.. Chapman made business
trip to Provo Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Ann Boley is a Salt Lake
visitor this week.
Mrs II Smith left for Iona, Idaho,
Monday for an extended visit.
Mr.. Lawrence Briggs was Salt
Lake visitor Wednesday.
steve Anderson was in Salt Lake
Monday and Tuesday on business.
This weeks issue is printed one
day earlier than usual on account OF
the oath.
Miss Pearl Kelly was the guest of
Mrs. Pearl Wilson of lehi on Sunday
Mr. r. ]. Clayson was Lehi visitor
Sunday
MIR. \. Chapman was Salt Lake
visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs W, G. Smith were in
salt Lake on Tuesday.
Miss Chloe Thorne of Pleasant
Grove was the guest Of Mrs. Clarence
Walton on Sunday.
Miss Annie Whipple OF Lehi spent
Sunday and Monday here with her
sister, Mrs. David Wagstaff
Miss LaRue Boley Of Salt Lake is
here visiting her sister. Mrs. w. d.
Jones.
u. r. Tracey and r. r. Brown were
salt Lake visitors Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. John Beck made business
trip to Springville Monday. returning
Tuesday
Miss Prudence Brown returned
home Tuesday after a two weeks visit
in Salt Lake with relatives aud
friends.
Good bread always made by the Am.
erican Fork Bakery. 1872
The thing that goes the farthest
Toward making life worth while.
That costs the least and does the most
Is just pleasant smile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Chapman of Pro
vo, former residents OF this city, ar,
the proud parents OF new baby girl
La Grand Noyes entertained at
box party last Saturday at the Orient
An excellent program was enjoyed by
all. including the four part special
feature, "a Leap of Despair"
Mrs. James w. Carter of Idaho Falls
returned to her home Tuesday after a
three months visit In American Fork.
She was accompanied as far as Salt
Lake by her mother. Mrs. Rosa Brom-
ley.
Emmett Chapman and wife ana
Leonard Harrington and wife spent
Sunday in Provo, guests OF Mr. and
Mrs, Dell Chapman.
Rem Halliday John Robinson and
Nate Robinson returned from Amer
idan Fork canyon Sunday. They re-
port fishing fine
Mr. Elmarion Nichols and Miss Ida
Saith were at Provo Friday evening.
the nth, at the request OF Prof. A. c.
l.und, to assist him in the musical
program, which was given lin the
Fruit Growers Association building.
the celebration being held on ac-
count of the completion Of the same.
There was a very large aud onthu-
siastic crowd in attendance. To say
that Mr.. Nichols and Miss Smith had
royal good time" doesn't half cx-
press IT,
Joseph Walton Of this place. a
pioneer Of 1853, after spending sew
eral months of pleasant visits AID
associations with friends and &C.
quaintances intends 10 spend The
coming 2ith with his friends IN Salt
Lake, with whom he generally makes
an annual visit on that occasion Mr.
Walton is hale and hearty and wish
es 10 express his qualification and
gratitude for the kindnesses shown
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

The Opera House has treat for
oil next Thursday night-"A Million
Bid" Don't fail to see 1t.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

"A Million Bid" at the Opera House
Thursday. July 80, in five parts
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

Mr.. Rem Roberts returned home from
the sheep herd Monday, where he has
spent the past six months.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

Support home industry by purchas-
ing bread at American Fork Bakery.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Mann, who have
been visiting here with Mrs. Mann's
parents. left for their home in Mont
Pielier, Idaho, Wednesday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

Watch cur windows for the
latest styles in Ladies Shoes
Remember the G. P. Ford
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

The goodness knows, the goodness
shows, at the Orient Perfect Modern
Theatre. Sweet sanitary ventilation.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

Miss Evelyn Mercur of Lehi is here
visiting. the guest of Miss Ida Foster.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

Mrs. Alice SEiith OF Salt Lake City,
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Samuel Greenwood
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

Emmett Chapman and wife ana
Leonard Harrington and wife spent
Sunday In Provo, guests OF MIR and
Mrs. Dell Chapman.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

Mrs. James w. Carter of Idaho Falls
returned to her home Tuesday after a
three months visit In American Fork.
She was accompanied as far as Salt
Lake by her mother. Mrs. Rosa Brcm-
ley
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

Mr.. James ID. Taylor and family
moved to Bingham this week, where
they will make their home for some
time.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

Rem Halliday, John Robinson and
Nate Robinson returned from Amer
idan Fork canyon Sunday. They re-
port fishing fine.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

Mr.. william Chapman and family
we're in Salt Lake Wednesday
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

The Misses Dena and Lille Shaftor
were pleasantly surprised Monday
night by number of their friends.
The evening was spent in games and
music, after which refreshments were
served.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

Mems Shoes for the man WIZ
cares. Florsheim Shoes known
the world over.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

Mrs g. N. Curtis returned home
from Logan Sunday. where she has
been visiting for the past month
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-25

Miss Panzy Hamnett of Alpine, n
former resident Of this city. and Mr..
Claud Zabriskie OF this city were
married at Provo on Tuesday, July
2lst.
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D|MOCK IS SURE
Dam HOLES CAN
Be PLUGGED UP

The seepage through the north
bank OF the Cedar river dam can
be- satisfactorily checked, IN the
confident view taken by City En-.
gineer Dimock In his report 10
Mayor GIN.
II have discussed the problem
with various men who have had
practical experience In similar sit
uations." says Dimock. Some OF
them feel very confident that a
practical solution OF the problem
can be had"
Dimock declares II was anticipat.
cd In the beginning there would be-
a seepage. The actual loss OF wa
ter. however, a greater than an.
ticipated.
The total cost OF the dam is
t.49i.es1. and II Is complete 10Y
with the exception OF n dixie OF
mud or some other substance on
the north bank.
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W MARRIAGES.


'afsfaAf tffHA~
" a AtslbUrg. legal are. ssattls. and
Rose E~ieksnSAid. legal ass. Kansas city.
No
Swan Carlson, ~, Nj Vernon. and
Pearl HUSKY, "a NJ vernon
Hslmsr oraniund. a. Seattle. and
Alma Pearson. ~. Seattle.
Herman Horquist legal age. Seattle.
ana Marguerite Richardson. Legal sss.
esattis.
John william Hood. Jr. legal age. Fpo-
kans ana Mary Elizabeth Mcclure. legal
age. Seattle
: w = Erwin. legal az. ssstti.. and
Edith Carney. legal age. St Louis, No.
Bend, and Lsris Rochor. legal are. North
Bend.
CHARTS A. Uhrtsr. legal age, Seattle
and Anna garamain. legal are. H.sttis.
Lss Rose. 20. Tacoma. and Mabel u.
Baker. 10. Puyaiinp.
n n Kimbsr. Is. ssa,tis. and Nellie
King. 10. Seattle.
wIiford " Kmehii. legal age. Duluth.
MINI. and Byrds Is. Boone. lsgsi are.
seattle
Neil A mcEachsrn. legal age. Hoquim.
ana Lucille y Huff legal age. Seattle.
Frederick Houshton. 81. Seattle, and
MARY Elien Kerr. -, HaAttls.
Robert ~ Jaeger. legal age. Tacoma.
and habis ~ Fitch. legal age. Tacoma
clifford NJ Dunn. lesai age. ssattia. and
Dora Roberts. legal age. Tacoma.
Frederick J. Clayton. ~. Portland. or
and Ja@Bbis Main Aay. ~. Seattle.
Vaidenar l. DecrEason. Isral age
Grand View. and Edna 0ruwsii. LEGAL age.
Seattle
Mrs. and Mr. Y. sriss. Tos Main o..
daughter. December -
Mrs and Nj X. Tada. ell sirth ave
r.. daughter. December 81.
Mrs and Mr. NJ Buda. zee Main Of.
daughter. December H.
Mrs. and Mr.. NJ ciffons. fsss Trwfnr at.
daughter. Dscsmbss 10
Mrs and Mr.. " KstsakA- tfe Main st.
daughter. December
Ars and Mr.. George " Thompson. 1903
4 Garfield Of. con. December ~
Mrs and Mr. George W. Thornss. fefs
w sisi at. daughter. Dscsmbsr ~
Mrs and Mr.. q. A. Ten Brock. Tfs
cherry 81. son. Dsosmb-r AZ
Mr. and Mr. q l. Davis. i3o X. ssth
st. son. December 2s
Mrs. and Mr. v sstuso ARR ssfh g
W. daughter. December "a
Mr. and M, J V. Hoffman. 1917 War
rsn ave. con. D~csrnbsr 10
Mrs and Mr.. r S~~hisswa All Main
ct. sou. December 10.
Mrs. and Mr., l. s Roach. $500 Mary o..
son. December ~
Desshs
y NJ Nichols Provfdsncs hospital. o..
December IS
Mar 4 kinney. al n. sird st. a..
December "a
pays Hays city hospital. 70. December
rnkns~n man. Second ave a and Hoi.
rate a.. 80. December H.
snns Kelley. aefs W st,h St. %. De
Gem h~r a.
lazy n Kerwood. waldorf Apartments
-. December 20.
W = Macarthur. eli a. ave ~. ".
December ~
Leonard W Bartheiomsw. King county
hospital "a. December -.
W r. Harvey. King county hospital. 81.
December 10 frnsfel.
A. n Green. King county hospital. o..
December 10 fnAial.
Julia Gilmore itss 18Th ave g.. Is.
December ~.
Ernss, H. rsya. ioi fira ave. ~. he.
cember ~.
Msrxsr-; v B.iiis Ill, Fourth ave W.
.. Decsmb~r "a
johaaa c Weber. 1914. Ninth ave. ~.
D~o~mher a.
Divorces Granted
Charlotte Smith from Hugh w entsh
Divorces Asked
Hstffs Watson Va Edw. Watson. non.
suprort. Arthur y Morsn w. Marion I
xorin- cruelty. Tokyo yano "a Eflehi
rano. cruelty. Mimi. Baker v. Henry A.
Baker. non supply: WIN. n Wheeler Va.
Carrie NJ Wheeler. fesertion.
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stalls 7t-st. - lbs sugar. N.ee: Novel
~ A flour. r.Sos 4 cans milk. fSe: : cans
milk. Use: Crystal white soap. 7 bars ibc
S-ie. Blue Ribbon tea. isc. A-ib. Low
ueys chocolate. ikc. Stalls ise-f.4.
pkss seeded raisins, $50; Z ,hs rice. SIC,
at can cooking oil tsc: Kaoia. No. : can.
CSC stall los, Z lbs. hsiihut. stc: Aiaska
Chinook salmon. . lbs. sSc. crabs. fresf
cooked. &c each. stall >. fancy geese.
gQc ID choice chickens. ttc and 7sc H.
hams half or whole. itc 10, Stalls ts.tB.
az. Indian Runner duck eggs, tEc dor
cream cheese. soc H.. New Zealand hut.
ter. > lbs ~ 90. Good Luck oleomsrsar.
inc. 2 lbs 6sc.
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stalls ase-7oS. Z pkss maearcni or spa.
shetu. csc, 2 zoe cans sliced peaches, s6c.
stan. aeo-2fs, fancy mixed nuts. iBc 10.
sweet oranges, iSo das stall 30, Sc
pkEs toothpicks. Sc; Elho macaroni, Be 10.
Stall sac, 2 large stalks celery. Ice. Stall
i2o. pure fruit juices. isc pt. Stalls iol-
i2a, 10 lbs. sugar. soc. lbe can pineapple,
100. stalls 2. 2. Z, picnic hams. ishe ID: !.
spare ribs. ishc 10. Stalls liza. pot
roast. isbc 10 lamb chops. $50 III. Stall
III, Eastern hams, i6e and isc III. Stall
i2T, fancy sweet potatoes. : lbs. Zoe. stall
10. Florida grapefruit. SC each. stan sol.
Eastern oysters. acc pit stan $40. s-laNer
SQUARE cakes. see each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-30

stalls ios-iif-iis swifts whit. soap
7 bars ace. seeded ~rat.ins. lib. pkAs,
ssoi None such Minemeat. . pkgs sae.
lemon. range and citron peel. lie h.
Z cans milk. 3se; II lbs. sugar. soc. or 6
his cans milk. $50. Aunt Jemima's pan.
cake flour. 100 pkg: Lipton's BLEND A
tea. Soc Ii. cottolen,. No. 4 can. soc.
Centennial Best Patent flour. sits. Stalls
1915, preserves. &c jar; > pkgs Peariine,
ioo; 4 lbs msosroni. zsc; ? bottles craps
Juice, Be. honey. Toe comb. s lbs. beans
1sc stall Z. domestic cheese. 7so 10.
brick cheese. $50 h N~eufchatei. loc
zach. Edan cheese. soc 10.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


stall a. pot roast DC 10 shouidei
lamb. Toe IN roast veal, isac II roAsi
pork issc ID jack rabbits stc each
pure lard. igse 10. compound, Toe 10
Eas; entrance. live ducks and hens iss
H.. dressed turkeys. CSC ID. stall .. fame,
lamb. ito ID. eornsd beef. t7e ID. stai
-. fun cream cheese. soc H.. dreamer,
butter, soc ID. stall 10. sugar. . lbs ssc.
table salt : sacks Ice. corn asse~. Z pkss
ibc. stall 81. diii pickles lee dor rip.
olives. Toe pt. stall -. bulk cocoa. aes
~. condensed milk. 4 cans sSe. stall s,
seeded ~raisins. . pigs stc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-30
CAN ANYONE
FILL THE BILL?

Because Chief Of Police Lang
and Mayor Gil were unable TO It.
tend the meeting Wednesday morn
Ing, owing to the funeral OF Patrol
man A.. r. Ruckart, the public safe
~ committee OF the council con
tinued for n week the proposed
ordinance TO place a roma super
intendent In charge Of the wom-
ems protective and rescue d.
vision OF the police department.
The bin has been drafted by the
club women OF the city, and sev-
eral Of them appeared to speak IN
its behalf.
Besides requiring civil sers- \
Ice qualifications, the bill prof.
vides that the moral Character
Of the superintendent must b
endorsed by the Women's Fed
Grated clubs. the Y. W. c. A.
and the w. c. T. v.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-30

stalls I 20 .. choice turkeys. soc TO csc
H. fancy corn-ted turkeys. gsc III. Stall
IL. halihut checks, : lbs. 2bc. salmon
trout. Use H. tenderioin OF sole. Toe 10.
Stalls 1917. Zoe lbs best potatoes. $500:
8 his sweet potatoes, 100. Stall IL. 2 iOc
loaves bread, ibc; "a dos cookies. see.
anese oranges, ? dor, loo. Stalls 1914,
abc Magnet coffee. gee II. q N. 10 a
customer. stall rs, Z large cans wtld
Rose milk, csc. Plymouth eggs t%storagel.
acc dor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-30
WAS A FIRE LADDiE

The fire department will assis,
In the funeral arrangements being
made for DIR. Frederick II. Smith,
Seattle pioneer. who died Tuesday
night DIR. Smith was one OF Seat.
ties first fircmen. joining the de.
partner, In 1891. A few years
ago he was granted a pension.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-30
PIKE PLACE

Stall ~. : lbs nsar. 4ic. Stall q. pas
teurtaed milk. &c ~. &c at. staii ~. itr
s~~disss ratsins. Toe, csc chocolate. use.
: lbs bulk chocolate. ssc. sBc cans pine.
apple. J for ske. ite MIXED andy. iec
III stall 81. sirioin roast. ikc 10 T-hons
roast sfc ID leg of lamb. i7c 10. stall
81. shoes half .oisi. soc to 7kc pair. stall
s1A. roe umbrellas. sSc. stall 1891,
fr~sh cottage cheese. ioc H. fresh wash
snsten creamery butter. ate 10. new-iaid
sggs. Gee dos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-30
GUNS POP At NAco

NACo. Aria. Dec. 30.-Spasmod.
10 firing around Naco. Sonora. was
heard here Tuesday night, hut no
shots fell on the American side OF
the border. The shooting In re-
ported as having been done by a
party OF Gen. Hilrs scouts upon
attack by n band OF Yaqui Indians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-30

Annual meeting and Watch
Might services will he held at the
Queen Anne Congregational church
Thursday night, beginning at s
O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-30
NE GETS ACQUAINTED

/ ROME, Dec. 30.-Sir Henry
Howard, new British diplomatic
agent at the Vatican. handed his
credentials TO the pope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-30
MOTORCYCLES

Masorcyeiss-~ew and s.~ona hand all
rfskss: some % thess taken On nsw
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE paiisu q
wrfxAs sr " Pfks at. near Broad.
q rher. Fast sr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-30
POLICEMAN BURIED

Members OF the police force and
other city officials united Wednes.
day morning in paying tribute to
the memory OF A. r. Ruckart, the
patrolman who was shot while on
duty at Ballard last Thursday night
The funeral was In charge OF the
Eagles.
Mayor GIN ana Chief Lang were
among those present. The police
band played.
The interment was mt Lake View
CpmQfprV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-30
Classified Ad Rates

~o3kAtNa SAo N1eSS
affective June 4. ipia
Cash ads l cent q word n das. 2 tnser-
uons foF price %
frAust~ot charge Rafe~
One time. : cents yer eounted in~l . 90
more times. ! cents per counted line per
Insertion
CONTRACT RATES
fccuns 4 average words @ the Tine ;
meath. daily. per line utc a month
months daily. Per line -. ~ a month
= mcnths daily. per iins &. lee a month
- uscutha caily. per tire. ise = month
stated sp~cs Contrasts
- lines . week. I year. . .teN per line
~ ftnes a wees. ! year. ~ Per ine
~ lines . week.. 1 year.. o. per line
- tines . week. a months % ess 20 tine
- lines . week. . months. 90 per ine
~ lines . ~esk. q menths. can per hne
op~n space
l.eee lines within Nc mNnths.eso PER iins
oeee fines Nttnfn ~ mcnthsss Q per hns
S.eee lines within ~ month. no per lire
a.eso iinss Within ~ menths.t c Per hne
ror further Information call Main zee
want Ads
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REAL

FOR S~ALE-VERY CHEAP
~t.roosn cottage rscn. nsiisrs ,tii.
gfes-Nsw t-roem eotisss Wr 10,
o.. soe-Ss- s-reem houss. se.r rofnsr.
hssins baths. h~ss-snsnts nsspiaees
Tt- ave ~. az McCisiiar Of. Beacon
AN ~ rninstss from dspe,si s.sy
tern. boutwell, a CROCKETT.
L~sry mts Msin t5s
RAJ. Estate nonrokoEs. ssee w
~ 10 ~. fully secured. for sale IN Joe
&se%s.
so
nsI..s ESsgcIg~
~ HOMESTEADS
az ACRES choice valley laad b~s siens
I'm. fr.sh -.t.s stream eia~s 70 to-u
and soos sehosi, about 20 acres
cleared FOR alfalfa. hes 81 esttis
fsash. this place would 10 hard to beat
In thts s.sn. district hgadrefs % acre.
are ALREADY In orchard Ans alfalfa ~
taus Of aifslfa 20 the acre . common
y.sTsy Yield. chies.as. esrss ard
~ - . . 49, ="
s~na. aislrie, r.csntiy sold for tfee an
sfr. rrte. - snsirs fs acres EMS
tte n said a. ones ~ you vast fsi
particular address = o. Bcs tsf. -.
attic This IL a fsrc~t safe - aen''
S:e,, selss, - e:,. n.
~ FARM N
A NEW TEAR RESOLUTION
rnaoLvED TO nur LAND AID NE
INDEPENDENT. To NAVE A PER
MtNEST HOME OUTSIDE THE
ONEngNUwpED crTfEa Let us hsip
you keep this Restitution. We are sell.
inx Ian 81 Three Lassa enahosntsh
cosnsY. wash. II lies close - ppf mills.
al good roads ard handy 20 msrssss
Prices ard terms az. reasonable There
are Z auto stases ana , irsias daily
soos school store. n v q and proc
prfoss ~nrf9hbaf.
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BTV TNND SOw-R.sf sasiisy .aii. ste
fare 60 seattle 40 acfss n.eee.se ss
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Isl REAL ESTATE LOANS
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Money on improved eity property. We
make building loans
CALHOUN. DENNY q EwtS9
Alaska nuiidiag
REAL ESTATE LnASa-SonTUERS
nons a Nerfsage Co. Central Bide.
between Columbia ana Marion
VIRTUE
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SMALL SUNS TO LOAN on IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. RANGING FROM
s1oa TO tsce " A SCHROEDER
ais BOSTON BLOCK
small amounts on vacant or Improved
property Low rates. 40 delays sasy
payments Hturtsvant a Co. Boston
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