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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
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ltul t'cnc ior %aanctQ2lc r0r mll0rc
Naan0pcrIerc "a Observation-Disclosures.
iaa Be fan bIlpc iitnuo Ill at iortiUt.
ir lin N'rtiomhco / OJ2Ic pouifcIilc
Ci0cr, bar life meOt 0Cu ptlttc0c Gil
ilutuiuG. NiGn bcphc ucntct at inn
tclnct Ell @urauiifapital rdn ~
a 3 Wiilloucr &roucr, men mar Der
life er Gnnct iUrliN 1lat mco (c8nin.
gen. bUnler oct rInlclilula lumnleu
nlco, at Gcrmiu- ~ &llIetiocn Itfc CT
nogcn iTrIi9 bcl0ig (io ior en- lao.
oon @orantitcgniu9. TN &pffc ltorc
9lfticicIifober o. FriuntmUuo bar
oog tcgnct liz ior 1anifc ~bctpocIi1c
@clpb. MISUNDERSTANDING bor III
bciluttct bInnbt onbct at bcuucuoc iig
iii aicbcnbnpnS Sommnwcimrc ior
at ioa Stettc poa ell cllcr onocll
Mtaa0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02

Nnt Snnatprium. SotcIcicr Sam.
mur'too, 1oten, bar paa ggclnn6 pco
Wtoi ct. opiert ct moocrne Sanotp-
riunL. bpor Ser blir Tlooo til 30
@iPiter. Get ifal bore iuIOt iGrOig
ON I Otaone0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
Wetcran ira
xuottatSarmccn betbrcoct.
Commerce. ga. 81. J. =. 20. II.

U~orinertt, va, u. y. =. No. IT.
Orr. G. G.. groois.
Ssiftrrcee:-5ss CT sIaS uee az iprtrIis big. at ies
nh or inub % iriIi % fan sleis eier sisrs hpilisiiom.
telfi iunat grbeies. Sea fan nee. al bin Gnueaeelie
bar bsriI,st permanent eelbrsss!ie- dsr ies NJ stu
anp.neeIit par ies en- uuieIis Containing % bapSs
sipsi 90 al, Saab ON ~Hsseaiss al bIipe nOset bee.s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
Winerne ifal ifnoes.

fc norife Sfibe, iom bor ieilet paa
N%orbiipen pe langs apiter, ct / De
iioltel Gage iolgt Nifler, meo bpilfe
mo ifal ifpoe paa Be Oripenbe Mi-
ner fnr oerneo at uifaoeltesisre Sem.
llnoer % otter Den rusiiif- iapanife
&rig a%npenbtes en- iaaban Srems
gangsmaaoe meo Selo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02

Nmcrifa ifol funme anirtteS her /
Nor9c, iom Ncrbcrtc bar iaoct ocn
ilocn DC norlt-amtrifnnifc airfe.
lumIuno alminocligc llooannclic,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02

Gu lrro Came. Nag. art yrs.
fen BOA TaIbc-Snnicu ! aisbcn.
bapn bar, iom ior mc0ocIt inact
ocn oorifc &oltde5 6orticnitmcooIic
/ @uIo. Get err eli llomcrtcIie, iom
har 0IUSct oct ITroe Games mul5c
&enncr. fife minoit forot Den icrn'
iIltti0c, altio uirfiommc &Oa Sable.
Sanicu ulti0 bcite0cut har bolot i'm
cacu Gcrion / 9cSRrumoeu oG bare
ujrfct ueO lit 9(rbci0eS @ctuonin8.
Trpfcu &od SaIbe.H0uien hur pTret
Surerinoc ira 1866 o. berer I'll De
iprite Gamer. ION, bar oreuct l)uipcr'
iitctsimOicr / Ganmnrf. : 1852
blcu nm Stuoeut % | 1890 No
alter. "a ira Dc Mar ~bclnnocr bent
oes &irtlombco iom llogi0er NJ
Gmul0s "Niittrne", Al Canltc DOL
fcpiicr / ll0uoIl iuumcu nco Nrcl
Clrjf. al iucuifc Toriuttcrc % lpcn,
lie %rictuttcr 0. / I. NcnocS iio.
Ste &crf uor SEN IuuQc iauncOc iucn'f.
nouitc Crbbo1. iou notom | 1912.
l}l nrhciocr Srottucn pou CT 'terre
&crf, hui5 Nrt eu0mr life or flcnot.
Scm SurcriiOc REQ Stotcu> SUrcr-
hoilfoIr % u. Babies Scmiuortrm.
Iom en- ircutr0lcuoc SortlUmpcr Tor
Nriuocioaeu. iou Gormon0 / Den
oonifc NiQcitole ira 1910 % StotcuS
liIiUn2hdocuot pcn TorifoIcicmino.
ricrnc o. iom cn uhure iIittil 6orint.
tcriuoc til eli Ruttc Grtltlcr, buuoe
litcrrrc o. pUonloaiifc, / (tN@ifrii-
ter ~ 9nlbIooc bar bcn fOinoeIi0c
NioNiitcr Qiort Jig uiTouotIiN lor'
tieut ill ocn I~ncrticn0cIlc. lom III
cr tiIoclt henoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02

6pis BE-, life bauOt vrrei 'oT bin auceuoslie piloe
les aletis btepet hsIbreeet. 1es CT S. Gar sammel
Os renfs IL, aar gdles artilert. CsIetbprye 60.
SEA badbsr G%oriuuei Of Seismic eis for bet gcce ou
uerstter for ten lioeHoe ReuHefehee.
Iere5 ogriat4e
:. !. SaHit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
SrScnsprienct

SrScnsprienet. Stortingets Or
bciberbcmlofratcr og Sfaar bar frent.
iat 3runolopsiprilag pebfommcnbc
SrocnspGienet i flere Nltcrnatiper,
bells iaalebes at SrbenspHienet belt
opbGpes % at oct forbpbes norife
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
0uif paa:

Nca irrscr min aupeuoc,fe pad Brsce To-,
Of 5cri'c SuH1bcocr al hpco ice Gaer. u
fll rare --oGIUereU. uoiulo reoeuildueuoe
'ric Nuruu o8 emo ocl lodG.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
6erreosSclina

-TIIt -IUIUIIU
Serrebsitpre pebtog forIeoen Ell Sen.
itiaing til 9epartenlentet ON at iaa
Serreoet oclt, iaa Der al Solt Ser
rco oiItoaes Ell Gel til Stoffen, Tom
mn or Mnnefs til Gitrc Wolan0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
Nnt Heoerifrmn.

yfgf T~eofrtnrttn. End Sette1S
&erf, Weloalen er itiftet &eoeriaftie-
iielifabet Srfla, nleo en- aapitnl paa
100000 Ser. Selifabet bar bibtil
mtifaiiet TO Sfibe, iom iaar Napnene
"Seioal" % "Graeiet". Stpret be-
itoar al slbpofat Glinsenberg,
S%ronobient.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
Barn bclbreoet paa Iuor,

~ FIufcu Ct. DUBUQUE. Sopa.
p(r 8 y yyoots NiGriaag. Jtib.
1iFut ccrrC.-
Susle,s Sroitiltrloe er BET, beIbrtSei. ,l;rei
uTre olu Huocuocl'c. % ct CT DIG Wegei iGfa
ucutweiiJC. Gc's l.. .uuoe bare cioii acroul
'sr. uiloc bog lige c5ui fife tucc cPret ueol
nj Gt lice pcI lanai mar ilG wsset iruf ban
Siorot. van 5vlgie DIN 9ureuoel'e Iiot opcr
rrc Wllucocr 90 IN Be 'oitt 'eg ll5er bar
ban ttie bebeott at orIgc BEN.
Serl5 mc8tt o~pristIJe
sHoTru Gaaenberssr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
Sra Toroe.
Womlinacn if Yrrmic. 9,cb III

aapIeif poa 6clc, arraneerct al
Ssnonlsrc ~l(nsoontsIog, if eli So
oarig Seltagcr ErGmic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02

ebmaTineu "SusSerrcu- or rooi1ecn /
COB Sroeii. 90 ben er oil NJ Ian fnFe en-
enrdfire at bore. Gen oisr epot 9rbcio,
90 sndr let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02

Hanr, iom iii fiirne rUpreS oeb 81
bcn al bans; @crtboro @cti. Bar
balis Sfriitcr niiottet pdo ct Ser
ScnSiproa oiIoc Sc | ole 9nnot req.
mes bInnot be Observation-Disclosures $50.
pcSpcrfcr. Snaen npcre uoroiif on
ian u~ocnIauSifc HctaIUr0c fou MAJ
lc liz mco set ooeunppnte (rcfIsucr
/ Ncniccuoe til omipru6cu0e &i0cn,
opbtaoacnoc EUufniug % icIuItUn.
Nil Sfabcrcpne.
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23
LONG NECK.

Death brought to a close Monday, July
5th, the life of Lemuel Collins, a we'll
known and respected citizen who has
been numbered among the sick for over
a year. The funeral services were held
at the home, conducted by Rev. George
Ellis, of Millsboro. Interment at Con
leys Chapel. The near surviving rela-
tives are a wife, two sons, one daughter,
and grandmother.
Mrs. P, ]. Joseph who has been in the
Methodist Hospital for weeks and been
through several operations, one being
for appendicitis; but very much improved
She is now under care of DR.. West, and
her many friends hope soon to see her
restored to health and among them
again.
Miss Edith Barto is new visiting her
brother, William Barto, at Lewes.
Miss Genevieve Senvir, of Philadel-
Phia, spent the past week with Mrs.
Charles Downs.
Mrs. L. Burton and three children of
Philadelphia, were visitors at A. H.
Lingo's the past week.
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23
GREENWOOD

1t is quiet about Greenwood, as man,
I have gone on their vacation before The
hustle of the peach and tomato seasol
starts.
Some prefer one place and other.
fancy the opposite to their neighbor
Oswald Mae and family went to Slaugh-
ter Beach for two weeks, but two days
gave them sufficient, and they then went
to Rehoboth for the balance of then
time
Charles Parker from Milton is here
visiting his grandparents.
Ernest Donovan had an experience he
does not desire repeated. He was IN a
vehicle when the cross-bar broke and
fell down on the horses legs, which
caused it to run, and before it was stop
ped Ernest was thrown out. He rolled
over several times but suffered no bad
results other than fright.
The four months old baby of r. E.
Wiley was taken to Philadelphia where
it is being treated for eye trouble.
While making the school assessment
Charles H. Jones lost one of the glasses
from his spectacles and never missed
the glass until he arrived home. its
question if he should not consult an oc-
culist as to the requirement of his eyes.
Helen Morris entertained her lady
friends at a very pretty social this week.
Olive Wiley is in Philadelphia where
she is having medical treatment from
specialist.
There is little change in the condition
of Mrs. Josephine Wiley, who was
stricken with paralysis about eight
months ago.
The infant child of Mrs. Emma Rick
ards is very i'll.
Miss Elizabeth Reynolds is visiting at
Bridgeville.
There were many social visits made
last Sunday by the people, even if it
was hot.
c. c. Short and family have moved to
Dover.
T. P. Rust has occupied his new store
building and workmen are finishing the
lwelling for him.
Rev. William Sharp of Wilmington,
accompanied by his wife, have been vis-
ting his sister, Mrs. Charles Andrew.
Seth Long, Miss Sallie Tatman and a
,artv of friends mortored from Will |
to see his mother, Mrs. Eliza
,eth Long.
Mrs. W. S. Lord was overcome by the
eat last Monday, but is getting better.
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23
SLAUGHTER BEACH.

The bathing has been very good thi.
past week and there are many bathing
parties taking advantage of the sport this
hot weather.
Mrs. Wyatt has been entertaining Mrs.
Frank Richards and her grandsons. Lo-
gan and Garret Grier, this past week. at
the Bay View House.
Levan and Charles Hastings from
Laurel visited W. J. Wyatt this week.
Prof. Narney and family have been
stopping at Slaughter Beach for a week.
Mrs, Horton has been entertaining sew
eral friends from Lincoln this'week.
The Lincoln Sunday School held its
annual picnic at this beach last Wednes-
lay.
A jolly qarty of girls from Milford are
enjoying themselves at the Macklin Cot
tage.
Mrs Ella Harding with four of her
grandchildren had pleasant week here
and have returned to her home.
Two boats from Camden, New Jersey
are loading salt hay at the landing, they
are owned by Mr.. Widen, who has been
loading hay from this place for several
years past The hay is used for packing
purposes.
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23
GENERAL MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR quiet;
winter clear, S5.259 $50; city mills
fancy, S6.60G6.S5. a-1a- og "a,
RYE FLOUR steady at S5q9'z0 per
OaVvfii WHEAT firm; No. red, new. s1.14
01.16. q ,.o,,o,, e70eec
SGTS 0uiet: No. white, 627s g
63c.; lower grades, 5c, hona 1872
@17c': old roosters, lie, 2,@12c. Dress,
cd steady; choice f.Wls, l9c.; ola
roosters, 12c. so,, oraor,erv
z9EsGSGi 9FEsGGg steady; selected, 26Q27c.;
nearby. 24c.; western, 24c.
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23
Eord sales an SOC. 600.

The Ford Automobile company IL
Detroit announced a refund Of ap
proximately $I5,0O0.000 to owners oI
Ford automobiles who have purchased
their machines since Aug. ]. 1914.
On Aug ], 1914, the company an.
nounced that if 100000 ma- hines were
sold during the ensuing year, each
purchaser would receive refund OF
from $40 TO $780, The 100000 mark was
reached on Thursday afternoon.
The company SAYS the refund 10
strictly i'm the natgie o. the profit dis
tributoa policy of the company.
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23
Reaper Mains LIiJdsn Bahv

Hidden by the high grain, PAU
Shoemaker, two years old, Of neal
Lancaster, Pa. was frighlfully MAIN
ed when his fathers reaper caught
him.
The child had gone to the field
where the father was harvesting, and
was crawling on hands ana knees
when the accident occurred.
The boys lett leg was cut off and
the right mangled. Picking him up.
the father rushed to the house. A
surgeon who was summoned pro
nounced the injuries fatal.
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23
rhrse - h EEnIasIan.

Three men are dead aud eight OF
uine others are iniarel as a result oil
an explosion 81 die benzol plant Of
the Cambria s.-.l company at JONAS
town. Pa. No rames can be obtained
one man was overcome by gas in
stack. Another went to bis rescud
and also was overcome. Then the mon
started to demolish the stack.
An explosion Of gas resulted. A third
man was killed AMI it was here that
the other men were injured. All OF
the injured were taken to the Cam
bria hospital.
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23
Best piarrhoea Remedy.

If YOU have ever used Chamberlain s
Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
YOU know that it is a success. Sam F.
Guin, Whatley, Ala, writes, 81 had
measles and got caught out in the rain,
and it settled in my stomach and bowels.
I had an awful time, and had it not been
for Chamberlain s Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy ! could not possibly
have lived but few hours longer, but
thanks to this remedy, / am now well
and strong" For sale by all dealers.
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23
having two, is claimed by the Yorn

having two, is claimed by the Yorh
police.
Wife No. 1, living in Carlisle,
charges him with bigamy for having
last March welded Lilly B. Wolf, a
Cumberland county girl, with whom
he was found living in York.
Investigation reveals, the police say
that three years ago he married a
ifteen-year-old wife No. in Berling
Springs, Cumberland county, and took
her to Ohio, where she is now living
Gallagher was taken to the Cumber
land county Jail.
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23
Exnlnsion Victims Dead.

Harry Cazier, Of Kirkwood, and
Daniel F. Toomey, Of Wilmington,
died of injuries sustained in an eX'
plosion of powder at the Hagley yard
works of the Dupont Powder company
near Wilmington, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23
Mar Reheaded ~ Rrldas.

A Pennsylvania railroad freight
train ran down two men on Rockville
bridge, near Harrisburg, Pa one man
being beheaded and his head falling
into the river The other was only
slightly injured and got away before
his name could be learned.
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23
live stock Prices.

CHICAGO = HOGS lower; mixed
and ID butchers, sos; good heavy,
S6S567 7.65; rough kcayy, $3.50 q 5.og, 3,Y,.
iight, S74OGS; PIGS, $6.5Oq 100; DuIk
Of sales, $71007:S0. ee7g0
N 40. cows and heifers, S3.I5 800
Texans, S740@S.75; calves, Ss.75V
1OsSHi STEEP weak; native and western.
s3.25@6.5O; lambs, s5.75qs.
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23
NiIIed by Moving MACHINE.

John B. Adaire was killed in Penn
township, near Lancaster, Pa, when
the horses ran away while he was mar
vesting. Adaire was mangled by the
knives.
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23

Ihaw Sci Free as Sane by Court.
after @ legal battle lasting for nine
PANS and costing his family a for
le, Wated at sl,0o0,o09. Harry
Il9w who killed Stanford White
Rd who "s5 adjudgad sane on We'd
Es-ay by q jary, was given his free
r by Supreme Court Justice Peter
a Hendricks in New York, who an.
Pancel taat he had adopted the yer
A'ct OF tie jury.
Ile state Immediately served notice
q appeal and Justice Hendrick fixed
paws bail at $4,000 to insure his
Hesenee al future proceedings.
a surety company was prepared to
Pe the bond, ana Thaw was taken
IN the court house to the judges
'ah1ers so that details might be ar
lgea' after which Thaw, in a motor
started for Philadelphia on the
~ TO Pittsburgh, his mothers home,
crowd that numbered hundreds
which lined the sidewalks and
eInoWed into the streets around the
ufl house, cheered Thaw and ap-
uued wildly when he appeared on
court house steps.
eome Of the women in the crowd
II crying All shouted: "Stick to
4, mother. God bless you. Don't
nA; keep away from Broadway.
ck to your home in Pittsburgh"
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23

.,,nlsr Vein Was Cut When Prison
-. Throat Was slashed While He
Was Asleep.
Leo NJ. Frank, serving a life impris-
.,ment sentence for the murder OF
%arv , Pbagan, an Atlanta factory girl,
~os attacked while asleep and his
@roat cut by William Green, a fellow
.risoner at the state prison farm at
,nledeeyille, Ga. His condition is
.srious ut there is a chance for re-
Franks throat was slashed for sew
.,al inches and the jugular vein par
s.llv severed. Some animosity has
baen shown toward Frank by his fell
law prisoners since his arrival at the
farm. but prison officials said nothing
had indicated danger of an attack on
him.
Green was placed in solitary con-
4zament. He is serving a life term for
murder. In a statement to the prison
officials he said he was sorry that he
|bad make the attack, but that at the
lime he thought he was doing the
right thing.
After Franks wound had been
dressed he turned to the physicians
and asked:
sam [ going to die?"
Eve don't know" said DR.. George
h Compton, prison surgeon. you are
in a serious condition and will have
10 be quiet
IF / am going to die" replied
Frank, 81 am not afraid. Nothing
stands between me and God. l hope |
that the man who attacked me will |
be forgiven"
Mrs. Frank was a guest at the
home of superintendent Smith on the
prison farm. She swooned when she
learned Of the attack.
It is alleged that Green approached
Frank while he was asleep and thrust
be knife into his throat.
Frank fell backward to the floor,
ltering a cry of pain The lights
we're switched on and the guards saw
frank PROSTATE, blood squirting from
is wound, while a prisoner was try.
lg to make his way back to his bed.
Tie guards found Franks condition
farming. Dr. George B. Compton, the
rison surgeon, was Immediately call
Z, but before he could reacn the
Tis0n d0rmitory two well known
eorgia surgeons, who are serving
lms in prison. we're at Franks side
first aid to the wound
man One Of these physicians is DR.
w. MGNaughtOn, Of SwainsbOrO
ho is doing a life term for wife muir
"r having been sent to prison after
ar trials. aud the other physician,
10 attended lin first was Dr. L. NJ,
ar5ol Columbus, doing a long
I'm.
Tie Mia With waich Frank was
d aaa been used ia butchering hogs
ow it ra smugslad into the prison
not known
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23
Milford & PhiIa. Freight Line Co.
Does NOfCarry Passengers
Str, George F. Pierce
WILLIAM P. WALLS, Captain
JULY

Weather permitting Steamer George F.
Pierce viii make trips as follows for the
month OF
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA

Telephone No. Bell Lombard 2l06 on
wharf jn Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23
Girls AssaiIant cauobt.

le negro who attacked Mildred
~ fifteen years old, on Thursday
captured by Sheriff Temple, Har
Eudlngton and Thomas Nichols in
nafsh near the abroad staion at
neralsburg, Nd.
proved to be Aloysius Sheppard,
sFlWlse known as "Wish" Sheppard,
ul twenty years old, with a bad
pru. When taken before Mildred
she positively identified him as
assailant.
quietly did the police get their
oner to the home of the girl that
wlole proceedings were over and
prisoner was on his way to the
ton jail before the citizens. who
threatening a lynching, were
mat the much-hunted man had
captured.
se~ard of $500 had been offered
'He negro's arrest.
--
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23

usea sso OF Having Three Wives.
sgpVery Of a third wife Of David
SHer' arrested in York. Pa, for
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23
FRANK STABBED
IN PRISON BED
Man Spared by Governor At
tackled by Fellow "Llfer."
HOPE FOR HIS RECOVERY

,,oplar Vein Was Cut When Prison
.,,s Throat Was sIashed While He
Was Asleep.
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23
Leaves Milford, DeIaware
RETURNING

NVVIIIHa - W. I7TTT7II7a9 VI IO3tV 10 " y
river.
RETURNING
Steamer will leave Philadelphia, Pier
s, South Wharves, as follows:
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WE'LL DIGGER.

WELL DIGGER
MANUFACTURING concerns and
others using private supply of
water when, In need of expert adj
vice or work, write to me. No job
too hard. Birch. the Well Digger.
Falkland
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CHATTEL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY LOANS.

U CAN have today $40 to 500 on
furniture, pianos, livestock, stor-
age receipts, contracts, mortgages,
equities first and second real es-
tate mortgages, autos, insurance
policies. WIN pay off your chattel
loan and advance you more money.
no waiting. See me first. III. Dorm.
PIE, Provident Bldg. Call or phone
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TAILORs.

LADIES AND GENTS TAILORING
If materials are furnished $1I.
Fit and workmanship guaranteed.
X. Weinstone. 405 SO. 9th. Main
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DIR. Johnson's
HARVARD
DENTAL PARLORS

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DENTAL PARLORS
Who said, Hell holds no torture
like unto the dentist?" Whoever
said It was an old fogy. He lived
and died before he had chance to
hear of the Harvard Dental Par
lors and their absolutely painless
methods. We have revolutionized
dentistry in Tacoma. We make II
a pleasure instead of duty to
visit us. We will prove 1t to you.
Tell us when to expect you. Our
prices are reasonable. Painless ex-
traction SOC. Courtesy and fair
treatment dominate our business
dealings. Lady attendant.
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QUICK REpATRTNo

Werner = Moe, Goodyear oufek
Shoe Repair CO. ssa Comm Srca
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GIRL IA wants to care for children
afternoons and evenings: refer
ences. Main GS3O.
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LADY wants position In small gro-
Gerry or bakery. Main 5776 after
8 p. m.
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RENT-HOUSES
HOUSES FOR REM

HOUSES FOR RENT
1918 So. J, 6-r., bath. Its. ....$1S.00
sos So. J, 5-r.. bath, Its. 80. 1900
32o9 SO. 18th. 5-r. bath. cot
1886 So. Adams, r.. garden. low
1904 SO. 18th, 6-r,, fireplace 1850
1850 So. Fife, 5-r., bath, Its,
fine cottage. low rent..... 1850
HOS SO. Fife, err, garoen.... 1000
609 SO. Ainsworth. Or, bath.
100 So. j, 7-r., bath, lights. 1000
4l3 So. X, 6-r., bath, lights. 1000
500 So. Adams. 5-r., will re-
pair ............. .....,.. 1000
1106 No. L. 5-r., bath. lights 1850
5625 So. X, 4-r., garden, lights 1000
1902 No. Cakes, 6-r.. bath, Its 1000
1905 No. Mullen, 7-r, bath,
a4eif No. Madison, 5 ;i'' bath, i0'00
lights $780,. .......... 1900
lights, sleeping porch 49,. 1000
25oI Tacoma av., 5-r., garden,
sos So. a5th, 5-r., bath. IT'S. iS.SO
$685. SO. X, Arr, garden -. 1000
1897 So. !, 7-r.. bath. Its. -. 1850
1926 Park av., 5-r.. new cottage
porcelain plumbing ....... 1900
1909 Park av.. 5-r., bath, its. 1900
Egg 1879 SO. 18th. bar, bath. It's. 1850
1878 East I, b-r., bath, Its -. 1000
Surety Bonds. Fire Insurance.
E. +. GREGORY co.
C. w. Gregory. =. F. Gregory.
iii Pacific av.
Second Floor National Realty Bldg.
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b-HOOM cottage and bath, 1898
Ash st. Call Main 16S3
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MIDDLE-AGED man, sober and
with good references, requires
work In a family or ranch; good
cook and used to housework. D-4.
Times.
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FOR SALE
MIS- ELLANE0US
AUCTION SALE
Thursday Afternoon
April 1, at Up. m.

AT OUR sALEsRooM. NO. 1902 SO.
18TH STREET. BY ORDER OF
WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
CIRCASsIAN WALNUT BED
ROOM SUITE CONSISTING OF
DRESSER, CII1FFONIER AND
BED, LATEST DESIGN ON THE
MARK EFT AND COST $500; 2-PC.
CIRCAssIAN WALNUT = BED
FONIER AND BED; DESK SEC
TIONAL BOOKCASE OF SEC
TIONS, l 6-SECTION BOOKCASE,
60-INCH ROUND TOP, GOLDEN
OAK DINING TABLE; GOLDEN
OAK CHINA CLOSET, GOLDEN
OAK BUFFET, MAHOGANY ROCK
ER, s EARLY ENGLISH ROCKERS
ALL UPHOLSTERED IN THE
BEST OF LEATHER, 9x12 WILTON
RUG. THESE GOODS ARE PRAC-
T1CALLY NEW AND BEING SOLD
TO SATISFY MORTGAGE. BUSH
4 LANE UPRIGHT PIANO, AS
GOOD AS NEW, COST $3.50: LIZ
BRARY TABLE, A. GOOD ONE;
NAVAJO BLANKET 5xI2 FEET,
BEDS, SPRINGS, MATTRESSES,
DRESSERS, COMMODES, STEEL
RANGE. AND OTHER GOODS.
VIM. FITZ-HENRY.
AUCTIONEER.
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GIRL would like to work for room
and board and small wage. Ms.
Times.
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WANTED-A good mixer and all
round man for small dairy. So.
10th and Monroe. Take Traction
line. ask for Brackets place.
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YOUNG married man desires posi-
ton as bookkeeper; years. ex-
perience; good references. Main
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MARRIED man, age 29, knows ev-
cry street in Tacoma, with FAM
lily of four. needs work to support
them. Main 3045, ]. p.
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EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGED 500 diamond
for piano. Main $780,
WILL trade four lots In Oakland
Add, close to car line and very
good. for almost anything. Address
XII Times