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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-05
DANCING PARTY.

The FellOwcraft club entertained
Friday night at American hall with
an informal dancing party The
crowd numbered about 2 3 couples.
Musi" was furnished by Joe Arts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-05
ST. II. IA. L. v.

Will hold their next meeting Dec.
with election OF officers and trustees
All members are cordially invited.
Adv. Rob. Buschotz, Sec'y.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01
runbe, fette, feite Sobn gltl1. 9o5
lit eben oes Nei6iihen Mrt. Tiittert

runoe, fette, feiite Sobn @1tI. 0u5
lit eben oes Neioiider Dirt. 6iittert
man einen Sumo, Damn miro En- lanft,
ihmeidelt mani etnem 20men, BARN
fann man i'm banbigert, aber Der
Neioiide miro ourd 30flidfeit uno
Nadgie6igfeit n11r nod miloer. so
anh England, sos neioiide &ramer<
Dolf, uno es glaubt in oiei em &an1pte
ieinen gruber, 3eutidlan6, erihla=
gen 5u fon1ler. ....
Seinen Srtrigrter tit es 5u oonfen,
ooB Sopm 1elttidlano Sen &rieg er=
fIarte. l1nb gerooe 0ieie Sntrigue
miro leiner 3eit, ber1 fetten Soh1
gua, tbeuer SIT lteben fomne1. Sic
idlitaugtgen Soponer, uem itarfer
getpor0en, meroen ldon oofir Iorgen,
oob Aiien n11r oer Mitaten ourd Die
Sapaoer geb0rt un6 sem Sobn Bull
Ieine geitbungen oaieLbit megidnap-
pen. Isle ser @urm, bas 9ol5, benz
er fetn eigenes @ntiteben berbontt,
5erfrtbt, 10 ragt ald1 Ser @ei6 gng-
lambs on ieinen eigerer1 geiisunge1r
- lie neroen fir @nglorb p%erlorer1
geben.
No6 nie lit ser Nei6 ungeitroft
olrdgefommen. @don bie Gngel
titr5te Ser Neio o11s 6em 9immel uno
Ser Net6 mar es, Ser bte eriten Men-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01

Ger. stoote11 fperoen bierbei 5u Ell
nem beltimmenben 6oftor mer0en,
Eoaten sic Gerbdltniiie in Amerifa
sit ierrer 3eit ungiinltig liege1r, 10
fonn man periifert iein, ooB Die Gin=
monoer1tng iih Don ielber %perringern
ur10 einen Muf1fltb ~erfubren miro,
bis es Inn bie grmerbs m0glidfeiten
in SEN Ser. Stooten nieoer better be-
lteut lit. Naer Observation-Disclosures
rrod miro fir Die Ser. Staoten, menn
lie iih bie gebotene Gelegenbeit sur
Grmeiterung ihrer Sl1buitrIen unto III
res 6ul1Dels ourG @eminnung nel1er
@eltmarfte sltr11se SIT MAIDEN miiien,
cine Mera GROCER Ireiperitat unbre=
fen, 0ies trps oes l1mltar0es, ooB
l11ler 2o11b u~111pi0erruTl ih BON Den
unhsilppIen Tolgen BEG &rieges EN-
poa geriitteltes MoB erbalten miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01
Mera srober Eroiperitdt.

SIM aongreB baben in ben letten
@ofen sic Jeir1be ser gintponoerung
groBe Niibrigfeit SIT eutfalten begon-
mem. Sic 4riegsmirren IN europa
unb SOS infolgeoeiIen eingetretene
@eriiegen bes Stroures Ser el1ropa1=
|iden Ginmonoerllng Iin0 fir Sic elrr=
Observation-Disclosures glenente tint
&ongreB gum Mn1ab %getporSen, a1F
Mo5nobmen sur Ausidliebung Ser
ginponoerung bi%n5uarbeten, melde
nod IfGrfer al5 bie in Ser idtDeben=
Sen gur11ett-Bin po%rgeIeberen gebol=
ten SIT iein ideinen. Gie Notbfpe1=
6igfeit oerartiger MaBnabmet miro
in ienen areiien init 6em 9trhpeis
motipiert, 0oB nod 6em &riege cine
gimpon6erurrg iid 6en Ser. Stnaten
%sltuerroen tperoe, pie uni er 2ano eine
aablreidere unb cine burtere inbe5ug
uuf @olferidoften ME geieben bot,
ur6 ooB bie Ser. Stoaten ntht tr1=
ltan6e mdren, cine berartige Me11-
ldenmerrge in iid auf5unebmen, neil
es gerooe 0nrrr in SEN Ser. Stoaten
ON @eIegenbeiten CUR mirtbidoftlider
Gertuertbatng iolder groBen Moiien
monqeln tperoe. @as bier bon elmer
u1BeroroentIiden 3unabme ser Gin
man6erung in Slug fommen miro.
Sic Notwithstanding IN Sen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01
Sanre, berbe Magen,
@aie pber l1nperSaulidfeit,
Sebes rEapes SiapepTn" perbamt 5000
G6rner Nabrnng nnb enbet nnes
Magenleiben in flint Minnten.

oaltet 3eitl Sn flint g3inuten miro
ieSes Wagenleiben bprbei fem. Seine
l1nberooulidfeit, 5er%5brennen, gGure
pber GosaufbIdben, iaures Iufitoben
pner Hulp1en tnfplge Ser u~unerSorten
Nahrung. feine @dpinbelanfaqe, Mn<
1tlmelen. fauler 4t6em pber &ppfrpeh.
Hope's 9ianepffn lit befaunt tpegen
Ieiner 6eldtuinbigfeit IN ser 8esuLierrns
beronrbener Mdgen. @s lit Dag 1t6er1re
rniheite Iagenmtttel in Ser gnrsen
@elt, urb 5ubem lit es nnIhdhlid. geaflt
gure1n gaagenleihen fir i1nner EN- CT
tel Vupe's 9iapepiin in gurer a1ot6efe
talTt. SIR anerfennt IN flint W1irllten,
tpie unnDrhie es lit, on l1nberbnuLidfeit,
an 6artletbtgfeit ODER treenO einer gfaz
ee~nbeldnerbe 5u leiben. GO lit Der
ralfelre, iider1fe unb uniddbItdfe Maz
eenooftnr in ser @eIt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01

Iten aus oe1n Earaoieie pertrie6.
gnalanb's Siinben oes Heid]es iirlo
gar piele, uno oil ous gll1t, oas eng
lano ifon nergoI1en uno I'M geger=
martigen BON ihm berauT beifmorenen
&riege pergieBt, idreit UNI Hade sum
6immel, mie Dos glut oes Ibel5 I'M
8ade gum @imn1el idrie. gS lit OILS
Oh sic Rahegeilter iett idon il6er
England unb feline @~elfersbelfer lid
meoerlieBen, bereit oas perfloe g=
bion 5u ltrafen.
Sic pielen inbriin1tigen 8e6ete,
melfe BON Dem burh Neio u1ro SaB
in oen &rieg ge5rpungenen 3eut1h=
lanb l1no : lterreid BON unidl1loigen
&inbern unb Mnbern gum Simmel
INN 6ilIe fleben, merben niht uner-
bort tleiben. ct. Mifnel, Der Sdltt=
patron Ser oe1ttiden Station, miro 5ur
3eit ser Notb belfenb eir1ereiTen. Gs
lit niht SOS erite Mal, ooB bie oeut-
ide Station in 10 GROCER @efobr mur
l1tno Sill e fanb. - Sic miro al14 in
Ser gegentpdrtigen idmierigen Sage
@ilfe unb Sieg erlongen. Grum:
u2u oeutides gIut,
Sob' froben Mutb;
gluf @ott pertraue,
l1no I'm 9id hate"
Yerigrinu5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01

Aumeoqne Ser Mbmebr uno Muffla=
rl11rg. o11rh Shriften ur1o Trebbrtefe,
betrlehen.
Gus alIe5, oie pom al(en Seiten er=
6rudte11 gerpeiie Ser Gdulo Ser
nMe1nce" uro Auni orte1t, bot bus
Nuroe=eoiromt noh niht sum- Gor=
eehel1 slt beSDeger nermodt. 9eltn bot
SER Saul guferpen bon ct. 2puls,
ein angeiehener Mnpolt, Sem 9ere=
rol=IoIrnleiiter glrleinn etre grfla=
r1trg unterbreitet, in ser er o11sflthrt,
oos EoIton1t bette bereits 0Ie nDtbtge
Moht, Inn nor5ugeben gegen Dte1e,
ohne artf rreitere gemeiie ODER met
tere Gergehen Ser betr. g(atter SIT
norten. I'm Ser @ono elmer Mn5obl
gntlheioungen Ser No1tbeh6roen aus
Tri5herer 3eit benefit 5err gufefpea
fllpn uro flor, baB Ste T%o1tbeh0roe
eirqretfen forr1e 1tnD, tint fo~nieqltent
SIT iein, e~ingreifen miiiIe. Ste ge=
mii6ungen 5errn goferDea's itno BON
Ser Monotslfrift vGrteen's @orf,"
bem offi5ienen Srgan Ser Mariont=
Idren gooo1itGten, OUTS eifrigite un=
teritiist mor6en, urD bieie forbert MIN
tire 2eier ouf einen %oagemetner1
GroteIt bor511bereiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01
@as miiroet SIR tbnn2

9Gl1fig fommf es Dor, 6oB eln
Manm rah SEN Mftionen uno Moti=
pen zines unbern fragt. 2el1te bon=
beln perifie0en unter perid1iebenen
Ger%h1ltniiIen. Ste Truge lit, mas
miir0et STR gerobe iest tbun, menn
SIR eine idlimme Grfaltung battet?
a0nntet SIR etrpos geIIeres tbun, ols
Gbomberloin's @1itermittel gebrau=
den2 gs lit belten5 empfoblen BON
9e1tten, tpelde e5 Sabre lang ge=
bra1tft boben un6 Ieinen @ertb fen=
mem. Srau .. 6. Surgent, Neru,
Sno., Iogt: nGhamberlains @uiten=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01

oann CUR Mube, fpe1ln Geutldlano 10
arm ulro eleno urro biilflos more, tpie
oos be1ltige, pom England abbangige
Tortugal, menn es Elm u%neiniges
Stuate1npcie n more, tpenn es DEM
griten er(al1ben milroe in Der S1tlee
@dfen arjlllegen fnr5, mem
9e1tldlunb eire NltQ I'M erlropaiiden
Concert mdre. Ger oel,tld1e Midel
lit bolt eimnul Sem feiiten fetten
ssobn 91la Elm Corn I'M guge! Iubet
lpielt ser lteinbeilige Sobn Sun nod
Sen frommen g11bpreoiger uno legt
Ser Muoern oas Siinobofte llno See
(enq,fdhrlihe oes gbrgei5es, Ser Ser
gr0berungs- uno electromagnetic
10 reht ans @er5 uro foroert iie auf,
ibm ooh oos @aiier mift 5u triiben.
So nett bot es Ser fette, hanbel=
rno ldnoergierige Sobn 9a1lI idJon
gebradt, ooB Geutidlano son5 i%iolirt
oaiteht. limo Ser @oiflh england
glaubt MN mirflif, boB er 7e1tih=
luno uno Seiterreih uerihlingen
f0nne. llno feline gunoesgenoiIen
pdbnen ibrer Sohe iider sit iein.
1el1tifla11o bat iih bonn brttilhen
ardmerpplf ihon piel, iebr piel &C.
Taden loI1en, MIR Inn Ser Trieoen 511
erbalten. stber lie mebr oos beutid]e
Golf un1 iein aaiier tim ertgegen
famen, oeito a%nmober6er u1trbe Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01
Ser s. 2e;ember aa9e:
meiner Erotefta9.
@enu oas Eoi1 Department BITS oa:
hin Sen Sdlanobldttern nid)t OaS
Nanowcrf selegt but-
Ste Sanobube geidafien.

3obLreit1e seItfper0en Iino BEL
Sem gur1oes EoItamt eingeloufer1
itber Sic ,M1enace" urrD arbere glat=
ter iErer Nrr, Die ben SEM gegen Sir
de, Irieiter ut1o Sr0en geTil1rten
GerIGumolsngsfampfe leben, Central
Terein u1o Gentrol=SteQe boben,
SUM S1eil ourh uoblbegrin0ete Se=
Idneroen, oie Noitbeomte1r gum gI1=
Idrretter SIT berDegen Der uht, gum
onoerr urro gr65ten Sbeil ie0od eine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01
Spdbne.

Iie eriter gI6tter ser FL. gdrlft
beridten uns einen tro11rigen gruoer=
moro. @oin eridlug Sen 9lbel, auz
Neio. unb iett bieier 3eit bot Ser
Meio idpn iebr ptel l1nbetl IN oie
Welt gebraft, 90 er 0os @1uf oes
Menifen, ia gan5er @0lfer nidt er'
trogen fonr1. 9urum boben MIR o1f
SEN gegertpartigen europGilden
arieg, ser 5u etnem @eltfrtege u1tr=
Sc. GrgIon6 fonnte bos Mufbliiber
GattIdlan0's nidt me6r langer ertro'
gen. @einem idn0oen @gotsmus bat
Geutidlur1b bieien &rieg ouf 2eber1
1tno 500 5u beroarrfen.
@te Ste Seufel piitben6 uerben,
nern Sic Meniden inn @uten 5uneb=
men, 10 tp11roe m1d @ngInnb tpiitben6
megen Ser Tortidirtte 9eutidlon6'5,
uno so es anetn Sem 6e11tiden &eide
nifts arbaben fonrte, iudte es fid
gnn6esgenoiien un6 es fanb ite =
inn r~uddidttgen 6ranfretd, I'M no1fs,
bungriger H11Blan6, I'M binterliitigen
Sapun uno I'M ooppel5ingtgen GEL
gien. 9ertidlonb unb fem Bnnbes-
qenpIie ionerr nernidtet peroen.
England IN ietnem ggoismus iii
crit Damn 5ufrieben urro fadr1e erit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01

0ieier gelpeglllM Iullten lid ollie
autholifen uruo alle an0eren reolld
oenfeubert 9iirger anidllieBen. Ger
Elun lit f1rj oiel Ter: 8enn bis gum s.
Teie1nlber ous 9lmoespoltamt nod
feline ;ufrieoenlteQenoen Wuba1ubmen
ergriffen bot, SEM ltebel 5u iteuern,
Damn ion Elm ieber 8iirger einen per
I0nlidlen 9riei an leiren Gertreter
I'M @unoesfongreB llno on einen Sc
nutor %idpreiben, in0em er ihm erfldrt>
SEM ltnf1g miiile Elm gnDe bereltet
meroen; menn Die ge%genudrtige Ms
m%i11iitration feline Mbbilfe iduifen
fonlle, Damn miiBten iih Sic Tolfsper-
treter nuruuf gefaBt mafen, baB Sic
@dhler eine administration, Sic lie
nit1t einn1ul in ibren Hedten unb in
ibrerl beiligiten gmpfino1lngen beifii=
ten noble, BET fiinftigen 8ublen nidt
unteritilsen niirben.
@enn ar0ere Mlittel ntdt belfen,
Su1m mus sic les a11ge1pan6t meroen.
@enn ullo sic ToItbeborben nidt Bis
sim 8. DECEMBER in 5ufriebeniteaen=
ser @eiie Sic Mngelegenbeit geregelt
huben meroen, bann mus iener Sag
sum a%uge1neinen Eroteittag gemadt
rperoen. Gnnn ioQte feiner mebr 5al1=
bern, leine Nflidt SIT tbun! G.,St.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01

Sans etnfad. - 2ebrer (er-
~flareno): uMun fam MIR aei11a 9ab=
len BON gr0beren ob5ieben. Jristen,
men11 gu NUN go Gents in Ser Io1de
haIt uno perlierit 6apon oier5ig, nos
ha1t 6u Damn 6'rin?"
Trisden Uerau5platen0): Sin
Sod, @err 2ebrer!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01

ferreer Der hoheren Snsppenf'ibrer an
Mlrersit1nGte. Gtelnebr ldeireen lie
I1nrn-It6 pom aonl9fluIt beieelr 5rl
Ietr, rieueitt in ser lteber5eugurg,
oo5, ie rrehr tie oieI er freien 2o1T
IoIIer. I'M 10 idne1er Ser arieg be-
el1Net ietr Deroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01

Sod lebe Singing, Mann unb @reis
limo uQes mas trinft u3umalmeiB."
minneapolis greming 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01

N:'ittsl lit ietn @etpidt in GoLo perth,
11no e= madt mir G~ergnugen, es em=
pfeblen 5u f0m1en. gu foufen BET
Mortin Molitor. - Mn5eige.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-18
SICK BEASTS
VS.. POLICEMEN

Does the city of Tacoma owe
a greater debt to the sick and
MANNED dogs and cats of the COM
munity, or to the sick policemen
Captain of Detectives ID. o.
Smith put this question up to the
police pension board today, and
after nearly an hours discussion
the board decided that the argu-
men should break even" Both
the sick dogs and the sick police
men will get treatment.
The question arose when the
humane society wanted 80 per
cent of dog pound fees for main
tenance of the new dog and cat
hospital. Most of this money
belongs to the police pension
fund.
After a long discussion, the
board decided to give the money
to sick dogs and cats, but to
cease the donation whenever the
police pension department need
ed the money.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-18

FOR RENT-1o-acre farm, 3 miles
from city limits, neat house and
outbuildings wells on place.
first-class milch cows for sale,
brood sows and small pigs, also
Jersey bull calf, tons best hay,
$50 new separator, everything goes.
Come quick IL you want any bar
gains. Take old Puyallup or sum-
init car to Johnson's Crossing.
walk l n miles southeast. u. Tine
knermo. Collins road.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-18
KAISER LOSES At NANCY

hash
tack of he saidh the
rs
move cent by the and of city.
is
and and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-18
GENERAL KILLED

in
reinforced
to failed.
OF the to
ioneda among thosek lled
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-18
HOME WITH GARDEN AND
FRITZ

5-room house. bath, laundry tubs.
wide back porch; 64N19o foot
ground: all In bearing trees; chick
en- house for $50 chickens. with
runs; $3.50 cash-for a few days
only.
Lennox Investment CO.
2nR Eanifahla RldR-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-18

The Susanah Wesley Circle,
Ladies' Aid society of the First
Methodist Episcopal church
will meet next Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. G. r.
Frey, SOC South ] street, apart
ment II. Important business will
be discussed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-18
TIMES WANT AID
RATES

One cent . word for each 40
for all fines OF business NO
ad taken for less than be We,
VIII print your al three times
for the price OF two II paid In
advance at the counter or BY
mall. All mail orders must be
accompanied with cash ~ the
rate Of one cent per word.
PHONE YOUR ADS
when your want" arises
phone Main II and one Of our
experienced Ad Phone Opera
tors will assist you In wording
your adxertisemeLt. Call rs
for any further assistance or
information. We will send bill
60 your address after I'D II pup
iished. 4
The Times Il the recognized
want Ad medium In Tacoma.
II prints more live want ads
each day than both the other
afternoon papsrs- Three In
serttons are better than one.
Results are certain from O.
three-tims al.
Bring, Teiephons. or Mail
your wants to-
THE TACOMA TIMES
eth and Commerce Sta
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-18
WANTED TO BORROW

WANTED-Loan of $3.50 on improv-
ed city property. Insurance, alb
straet, lawyers opinion, etc, fur
nished. II. o. Box SIS.
MONEY WAHTED-Sums of 400
to $1,000 for selected first mort
gage real estate loans Your funds
both SAFE and PROFITA BILE, IL
Invested through us. Herbert
West a. Co, Financial Agents, zoe
California Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-18
EXCHANGE

WANTED to 6-room house, two
or more lots, value $1,000. north
of No. 18th st. and west of Ander-
son. Will trade 5-acre improv ed
ranch at $3.50: 5k miles from city
hall balance payments to suit. Add.
OF Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-18
a ZOE MAN

A CHANCE FOR A POOR NAN
corner lots, cleared, fenced I;
fruit trees, berries, garden; 3-room
house and chicken house; located
at Bismarck, near car line, church
and school Price $500; $50 cash,
$40 per month. Owner, No. 40 Ia
coma Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-18
If SO put tenant i'm and stop fur
Their losses through a Times FOR
RENT AID. No need to come to the
office, just phone Main II.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL
.--.>~~>>~~~.>~.-~~-~ ~.~~-~~--~-->-->>---.-@s
MRS RUGGLEs. Eiectrolosist
5uperfluous hair. moles, etc. per-
manentiy removed Main 14to and
Madison 1893. Run. 6z1 Prov. Big
Hours " 70 =.
WRINKLES. freckles, scars. molss.
pfmples removed. Deformed noses
corrected 4o79 Arcade Bldg. Seattle
MARRY = Join seattlss Reliable
Friendship club. Ada r. Evans. iii
Union 81. Apt. r.
FOR RENT-RANCHES.
FOR RENT-80 acres with stock
Can cut cordwood for all or part
OF the rent II preferred. Add.
Lakeview, Wn-. Route 1. Box 11s.
IF Mr.. r. w. Cady, sol Prevalent
Bldg. win call at The Times Of
flee Saturday he will receive two
box seats at Pantages theater for
Saturdays performance.
FOR RENT-Good 5O-acre ranch,
Groom house, barn, outbuIldings,
ptped water, rural delivery, large
orchard, half cleared, cedar and
timber; ! mile from station: situ-
ated In Cowlitz valley, 5 min. walk
to school; $3.50 a month; one-third
taken in work. two-thirds cash
yearly; 6-year lease. c. l. Hin, T..
Q. Box 1872.
FOR RENT-A 1o-acre ranch. mod
ern 7-room house, COW and
chickens for sale Phone Madison
1s6 R-3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-18

SO IT. corners In Grandin addition
are held at $500 and upwards.
Within / block l now offer a 50X
120 IT. corner, located blocks
from Point car, above grade, with
distant marine view and unob-
structed mountain view, complete
abstract, for $3.50 spot cash. sub
teet to assessments of $400 to be
assumed. Address P-1, Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-18
WELL DRILLERs AND CON.
TRACTORS

JOHN A HAMILTON CO.-WeIls
drtIied. lowest price: guaranteed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-18
EXCHANGE SNAP

Customer just listed acres land;
cleared; deep, black soil; 1 6-room
house barns, 3 chicken houses, 1
root house, 1 milk house. wells;
south on Pacific ay boulevard. He
will trade for or 6-room house I'm
city. clear of membranes. What
have you to offer7
MUTUAL REALTY co.
o2Q Tacoma Ave
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MILIaNARY

PARDOR MILLINERY at 10201k
Tacoma av. order work and re-
modelling a speciality
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WANTED TO BUY
SITUATIONS - MALE

SITUATIONS - MALE
YOUNG man wants work, either in
city or country; handy for any
thing. Add. Pa. Times.
SITUATION wanted by young
man, experienced In office work.
Address 1915 So. 57th st.
MAN would like position in hospi-
tai as nurse or anything that
may be to his advantage Address
STANDARD Hotel. Room 20.
MIDDLE-AGE gentleman would
like work of any kind. Madison
121-J
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HOTELS

HOTEL HIROSHIMAYA, beautffully
arranged. centrally located. ali
snd cold water. Sc cents night up,
& per EEK r. 18th and ID sta
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REAL ESTATE
HERE'S A SNAP

HERE'S A SNAP
For sale-Lots and 4. block II,
Glenn's First addition. between No.
36th and 37th on Mullen, for $500
Times office or phone Proctor 432.
For sale at a bargain, IA acres
on Steilacoom car line near Lemons
Beach station. Phone Main $500.
FOR SALE
Two Tacoma av. lots near LIN
coin High school. 5000 each, $50
down, $40 per month. Owner, 3722
So. l. Main 61s5.
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lighthouses

kinds. 10 cents 1918 G st.
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MOTORCYCLES

Shoe Repair Co. e3s Commers
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DIR JOHNSON. Harvard Dental
Parlors. 1924 Pacific av.. over
Crown drug store Main s2Os.
DR. H v. ROBERTS. Bof-2 Natl,
Realty BlcE- Open evenings and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
Vaudeville at the Hippodrome.

Vaudeville at the Hippodrcme.
A classy bill OF vaudeville that will
be a delight to theatre patrons has
been booked by Manager Angel for
the HippodTome the first half OF the
week, beginning today. The bill In
cludes some of the best acts on the
stage today, and every number comes
here with long record of succ sssful
performances behind it. More than
the usual amount Of good comedy,
mixed with singing and dancing CT
the latest and snappiest kind will be
introduced in the bill. The mu-ical
conservatory. inv snted for laughing
purposes will open the show Then
comes Cliff Bailey in an act called
Barrels OF Fun" The act Is what
its name implies and has proved a
winner everywhere Thu Petite Sis
tiers, in novelty songs and dances, IS
acknowledged to be the prettiest and
best sister team in vaudeville today.
They have appeared in this city be-
fore and won scores CT friends dur
ing their previous performances.
Newell and Most are booked to re-
spond to the title Of THAT Polite
Pair" Their business is to dance, to
sing, to make love. and to tickle the
audience, all of which they 10 in q
way you will be glad to see.-Advar-
tisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-02
BILLY SUNDAY AND
GOVERNOR TENER
Once Teammates on Chicago National
Ball Club Meet at the
Tabernacle.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. a." How
are you, John?" exclaimed Evangelist
Billy Sunday when he appeared in
the tabernacle and saw Governor John
K. Tener, once his teammate in the
Chicago Nationals club, sitting at the
rear of the platform. Come on up
here
There was thunderous applause as
the reyivalist introduced the COVER
nor, who is also president of the Ma
tional league Said Mr. Tener::
I came here to bear testimony to
the steadfastness OF Billy Sunday
from his early manhood | knew him
when We played baseball together,
and know him now He was no hypo-
critic then, and he is no hypocrite
now
AS the governor resumed his seat
Sunday beamed and said:
No better friend had / then and |
Lave none better now. l don't know
him as governor. To me he's plain
John"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-02
TO MAKE
CHURCH IMPROVEMENTS
Congregation Votes to Accept Resolu-
ton Presented by Board Of
Trustees Yesterday.

resolution calling for improve
ments in the church building pre-
sented by the board of trustees to the
congregation of the First Christian
church at a congregational meeting
held yesterday at the close OF the
morning service was voted on favor
ably by the members of the church.
The proposition which the board pre-
sented was that the church sbe i'm
proved by extending the building to
the alley, and by making certain other
minor improvements, the aggregate
cost of which was to amount to about
$4,000 or $4,000, provided that over
half of the church members voted fa-
vorably on the resolution and that
$500 could be raised by subscription
before the work started. No sub
scriptions were taken at the meeting
but the members of the board of trus-
tees will begin canvass at once for
the purpose of raising the $500 stip-
Iuated.