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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
LYNCHBURG

Especial to The "Hmcs. Dispatcal
L1NCHBUltG, VA, June 26.-Mrs.
{. I. Williams and little daughter,
Dorothy. have been on a visit in New
port News.
Miss Maggie Mae Cusick spent a
portion of the week with friends in
Roanoke.
Mrs. l.. A. Black. of Fort Worth,
Tex, is visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. c. w. Whitmore, on Eastern Ave
nue..
Miss Flora withers scruggs is visit
ing Miss Virginia S. Withers at Rose
land, Nelson County
Mrs. w. F. Powers and little daush-
ter. of Pleasant View, Tenn, are visit
ing Mrs. Powers's sister, Mrs Leo Call
laham. on Mckinley Avenue.
j. Harry Lewis. of Chicago. is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Il. a. Lewis on
Daniels Hin, this being his first visit
home for more than ten years.
Mrs. John H. Davis is visiting in
Abingdon.
Mrs, E. a. CraighM is in Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Mcdaniel.
who were married recently in New
Orleans. are at home here. after their
bridal trip.
Mrs. "A. l.. Crank and two sons are
visiting in Lovingston.
MIS- j. f. May and two children have
gone to their former home at Frank
linton. y. c.. to spend the summer.
Hans Smiling, OF this city. sailed
this week for visit at his former
home In Germany. He expects to be
absent for month or six weeks
Dan w. Sale, Giles II. Miller and
j. l.. Peasants returned home on Mon
day from Omaha, where they attended
tho national convention Of the Z. p.
A.
Mrs. John +. Pettyjohn and Miss
Martha Pe'tyjohn have gone to Mays
Vile. Ky.
Nreese Fl. Cathey. of Chatham. spent
portion Of the week here the guest
OF his brother, Rev. II. l.. .cathcy.
MIS- A. n. Rose and daughter. Miss
Alma Rose of New York are guests
OF Mrs. Jacob Shaner at her home on
Grace Street
John Hickson. of Miami. Fla, has
arrived TO spend the summer with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. il. Hickson,
al their home on Madison Street
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WILLIAMSBURG

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. June 26.-Mrs
William Boggs has been the guest this
week of MIR. and Mrs. Galba Walden.
Mrs. Lillian Burford is the guest Of
friends in Lynchburs this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick p. Ladd will
spend the summer In Crozet, having
left for that place the first of this week
Miss Emily Christian is the guest Of
Mrs. w. w. Gait and other relatives In
Norfolk
Mrs w. j. King, wife of the Rev. w
J. King, of Hampden- Sidney, is the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. ID. j. King.
Mrs. w. q. Jones, of Richmond. is
the guest OF Mrs. Virginia Morecock
Littlcberry Foster. of Warren. O..
is here on visit TO his parents. Dr.
and Mrs. l.. 5. Foster.
Mrs. Albin c. Saunders. of Green's
boro. " G., is here on a months visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Barlow
Mrs. II. II. Young and children. of the
Theological Seminary, are visiting the
formers mother Mrs. Florence Maupin
Mrs. Walter Mitchell and little daugh-
ter, Virginia, OF Richmond, are visiting
the formers sister, Mrs Willie Barlow.
Miss Pearl Jones has COMO to Massa-
chusetts. where she will spend several
weeks with her sister. Mrs. Alexander.
Mrs. Blair Spencer and daughter.
Margaret. have returned to their home
III WaSnlnBlOH II. -, aIter snort
visit to relatives here.
Merritt Foster, who has been a clerk
in the williamsburg post-ofiice for sew
eral months, has resigned and will
leave Monday for Norfolk. where he
has accepted position. Ware War
burton has been appointed to succeed
him as clerk in the post Office.
Mayor T. w. Warhurton has had as
his guest X. d. Galbraith. OF Spartans-
burg. 3 {.
Miss Mary Ware Gait has gone to
Dublin. where sho Will be the guest OF
Miss Cecil Moomaw at the latters
house party which began Monday.
Mrs. Miles, wife of Lieutenant a. r.
Miles. L. S. ~. and daughter of Dr.
Lyon G.. Tyler, president Of William and
Mary. left the first OF the week for
san Francisco to attend the exposition
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Brown left yes
terday by automobile for Culpeper
which place they will make their future
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Bozarth, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. J. Person and Dr. Susan Price
LEFT on an automobile trip to Phila-
delphia and points in New Jersey the
first OF this week
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presidents; Mrs. John H. shuf. treas
urer; Mrs H. c. Gilmer, secretary; Mrs.
L. T. Howard, librarian. Thursday
evening the members OF the club and
their friends were happily entertained
by Miss Virginia Newlee at the country
home of her sistcr. Mrs &. L. Phelps
y the dansant was given Tuesday af-
ternoon from TO > o'clock at the Maple
Shade Inn. Refreshments were served
during the dancing. The patrons were:
MIR. and Mrs. +. V. Jameson. MIR. and
Mrs. Alexander Smith and guest Miss
Saunders. of New York: Mr.. and Mrs
j. G. Morehead, Mrs. +. e. Bunker and
guest. Miss tanning. of New York: Mrs.
j. l.. Massic and daughter. Mrs. H. X
Ttcc, OF Roanoke; Mrs. c. Wallingcr,
OF North liolston, Va; Mcsdames H. c.
kunkel, Il. G.. FitZhuGh. NJ NJ. Mills,
ID. w. Barnard. NJ X. Langhornc, D.
Gray Langhorne, Il. Laughon, j. &.
Visor. lessee y. Bosang and w. S.
Gilmer. Misses Almedia Kunkel, Fran
ccs stone. Elizabeth Jordan and Emily
LanShornc. Judge r. L. Gardner. b. c.
Taylor, Edwin Brown and Ralph Tay-
lOr
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LEXINGTON. VA. June 26.-The
final ball at the Virginia Military In
sttute commencement was danced on
Wednesday night III the gymnasium
in the Stonewall Jackson Memorial
Hall, and was most brilliant affair.
The decorations were magnificent
Forty couples took part in the open
ing figure, and spectacular feature
was miniature snowstorm and seligh
ride of the two young women leading
the ball An elaborate supper was
served at o'clock.
The cadets were dressed in full
officers uniforms. with plumes, swords
and sashes. Their fair partners wore
white and carried large bouquets of
American beauty roses.
The opening figure was led by Cadet
George NJ. Sncad, of Lynchburg. pres
ident of the ball. with Miss Clifton
Fox, Of Lynchburg. They were assisted
~ Y. vice president of the ball. with
Miss Gladys Lynn. Of Lynchburg.
The other couples in the opening
figure were:
Miss Laura Ward Wise. Of Staunton.
with Cadet II. Il. Holmes, Jr.. OF New
port News; Miss Laura Nelson Rich :
mond. with Cadet :. l.. Mitchell Pc
Compton Bridge, with Cadet ]. J. Burks.
Compton Bridge; Miss Natalie West
Berry, Graham. y. G., with Cadet MINI
mo Old, Jr.. Norfolk; Miss Elsie Cur
ties. Lee Hall, with Cadet w. b. Leg
gett. Piainsfleld, y. j.; Miss Virginia
I. Mason, Hampton. with Cadet c. j.
Collins, Tampa. Fla; Miss Florence l..
Chaplin. Richmond, with Cadet c. c.
Chaplin. Jr.. Richmond; Miss Louise
Little Kimball. Pittsburgh, Pa. with
Cadet IL. y. DeButts Delaplane: Miss
Margaret Shaner, Charleston. w. Va.
with Cadet William I.ohmeyer. Char
lesion. w. Va. Miss Barbara Allen
Spencer, Danville. with Cadet Charles
S. Xix, Jr.. Norfolk; Miss Elizabeth
Kelley, Richmond. with Cadet w 3.
Lewis. Jr.. Durham, y. c.: Miss Helen
f. GustaveSon, Norfolk, with Cadet j.
l.. Hyland. Vicksburg. Miss: Miss
Christine Volks. Norfolk. with Cadet
]. w. Gustaveson, Norfolk; Miss Adele
Geldea, Gainesville, Md, with Cadet G..
Karow Savannah. Ga: Miss Eliza beth
Catesby Jones. Richmond. with Cadet
J. E. Brewster, Utica, ~ y: Miss Helen
Money, Campbell with Cadet H. NJ.
Read. Washington. d. c.: Miss Kath-
arine Jones, Petersburg. with Cadet r.
II. Warren. Jr.. Albany. Ga: Miss
Grace Gillian, Richmond, with Cadet
John L. Pitts. Scottsvflle; Miss Mary
Spencer, Petersburg, with Cadet S. C.
Cumming. Hampton: Miss Gladys EN-
rich, Baltimore, Md, with Cadet C. B.
Thomas, Baltimore. Md; Miss Sarah
Zea. StrasburS, with Cadet f. Z. Zea,
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PULASKI

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Pulaski. VA, June 26.-The mem
bers of the Auction Bridge Club were
very pleasantly entertained on Friday
evening by Allen T. Eslsridge at the
Maple Shade Inn. Five tables played.
When the tally card was examined for
the prize winners OF the evening, Mrs.
Fit2huEh carried off the honors among
the women. and Mr.. Bowman for the
men Refreshments OF ices and cake
followed the awarding Of the prizes.
The guests of the evening were: Mr.
and Mrs. f. f. Bunker. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. D. Lanshorne. Mr.. and Mrs. D. Gray
Langhorne. Mesdames NJ. NJ. Mills, VIII
liam $. Gilmer. r. G. Fitzhugh. T. l..
Mass!e. Joseph Eckman. Alexander
Smith, J. c. Morehend, Miss tanning
and Miss Saunders. OF New York; Miss
II. Smith and NJ. Il. Bowman.
Announcements have been received
here of the marriage of Melvin Dupuy
Bush. OF Pulaski. and Miss Margaret
McCaulcy, the wedding having taken
place on June IL at Memphis. Tenn, the
Rev /. S. Potts officiating. After July
! they viii be at home at Little Rock,
Ark. The bridegroom is the son OF
Mrs. w r. Bush, OF this place.
The young men and women and their
chaperons who have composed Noun
tain Camp" and who had been rusti-
catlNg IN the country for several weeks
broke camp tho first Of the week and
returned TO their respective homes In
tho city.
Among those who have gone from
this section to the University Summer
school at Charlottesville are Mrs L. S
Sayers. Misses Jane Morehead, Madeline
Askcw, Naomi Patteson. Myra Howard
and Alma Wilkinson.
Master William Wiley Cave. son O,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cave. celebrated the
fourth anniversary OF his birth or
Tuesday afternoon by inviting a mum
Der Of the little folk in from TO {
o'clock. Those who enjoyed the after.
noon were: Mildred Hall Emily Bush.
ong. Anne Mullins. Helen .Adair Miller
Martha Derrick, Lila Gilmcr, Emily
Ianghorne. Frances IIoback. Dorothy
Taylor. Nell Walters Frances Mullins
Dewitt Mullins. Miller Bushong Thee
Derrick. Ansell Derrick. Jack Matthews
Lewis Price. Jack Snuff, Billy Hartman
larry Painter and David Agncw.
The annual meeting of the Thursday
C!Gh was held on Tuesday morning a,
the home Of Mrs Ifcnsel Eckman. Tho
Officers elected for the ensuing yc.r
which begins on September. l. were
Mrs. Hcnscl Eckman, president; Mira. II
Lanshon and Mrs. c. S. Matthews, vice.
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HANOVER COURTHOUSE

,.n%claI TO The Times Dispatch
hAHpN ER COURTHOUSE. VA. Juno
Mrs task.e Iurch and small son
me Weekend at "Courtland"
WIN Nh and Mrs v. =. Lewis
Mss sue Herring has returned to
over. '' i'a'-
!. Miss Eleanor TAYLOR is visiting bs-
..aunts, the Misses Taylor. at "Tr!iby"
MISSES Mildred and Mary Newton ~,
the Eins.' left on SATURDAY FOR
. Ba fillmore, Md. Later they viii 20 10
.trbanna and Orange
Misses Ellen and Esteue Mills lef,
a ie" days ago for New Jersey. where
..tneN expect 70 go In training as
. Mss Lucy card~en IS visiting in
!. Dalton Taylor, who has been sic,
eat his home here. has returned 10
work at City Point, Va
= Robert Winston has returned form,
awrencev!!le, Va. where he attended
1.-THE funeral Of T. p. DAVE.
!. Or. W g. Christian has returned
ITO his home here from WISH, TO
. GordoDsvi!le. Va
Miss Birdie Tate is at the HON. ~
Mrs. w. 9. Christian. "Woodside."
william Slmpkins is at homo from
Ashland. Ky.
!, Lawrence Jacobs. who attended his
sisters wedding al Taylorsvllle. Va.
mas returned 10 his home here.
Master Charles Cardwen, Garrett
Campbell and little Miss Bessie Lee
!. cardweil are confined TO their homes
with humps.
. Miss Lucy crump Taylor successfully
.underwcn, AN operation at the John
sson-NV Wills Hospital and is rapidly re-
srovering.
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WINCHESTER
Especial to The r,mes.n,sna.,

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
~ MlNCHEsTER. VA, June 26.-Mrs.
!homas cover, Sr.. and her daughters
Mrs: Thomas w. Harrison. Mrs. Harrw
X. Kern and Mrs. Harry X. Russell and
her son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Loring A. Cover. as we'll as sew
erai or the elder Mrs. Covers grand
children left this week for Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Barrie and
their son. George Barrie, have gone on
an extended motoring trip to the. North
and East, and they will spend some
time with relatives at Germantown
Pa, before returning.
Mrs. Herd and her two daughters.
who have been staying here since la at
fall, left yesterday for Mas achusetts.
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FRECKL.E
Now IL the Time to Get Rid OF These
Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest need
or feeling ashamed OF your freckles
az the prescription othine-double
Strengths guaranteed to remove
these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce Of othine-dou-
BILE strength-from any druggist and
apply little of it night and morning
and YOU should soon see that even tho
worst freckles have begun to disap-
near. while the lighter ones have van-
ished entirely. II is seldom that moro
than an ounce Is needed TO completely
clear the skin and gain a beautiful
clear complexion.
Be sure to ask for tho double
strength oth!ne, as this is sold under
guarantee OF money back II It fails to
remove frecklcs
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from stanton last weak

from Stanton last week
Mrs. E. b. Meade was tho week..ns
guest OF Mrs. James Gordon.
Ar: and Mrs. James r. Gillian. ~
I'Enchburg. spent last Sunday with Dr.,
and Mrs. Mcclure ~
Miss Margaret Mcclure is yistti,.
!riehus IN Lexington. where she at.
MISS Julia Wherry is in Atlantic civ
MI. and Mrs. Taylor Robinson az
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John chris,ia,
Ihe Dancing Club held It's reruI,.
oance on Friday night with q numbar
Of strangers present. 'er
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Mrs. Cocktails, wife of the builder of
the Panama Canal, was one OF the
passengers arriving in New York re-
Gently on the Panama bout. She is In
the United States to spend the summer.
md will probably spend much of her
time In Washington,
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dose OF 1t tonight and by morning
your constipation. indigestion and sick
headache will vanish. 1t is far prefer
able to cathartics, purgatives and
salts because II does not gripe or
shock tho system. but acts gently, in
an easy natural manner, expelling the
congestion Of waste and restoring nor
NAL activity of tho organs
free trial bottle can be obtained
by writing to DR.. w. B. Caldwell, Asa
Washington ST.. Monticello. Ill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-05

Farmers section. dry onions lhs iec,
spinach. lbs iEc. celery for 5ri cab
baEe 81 and 100 head green p"ppcfH 81
th bananas zoe and zoe dor stalls
.as-te pot roast 80 lh. pork roHrt. s'sc
90 stall &c. best butter. lbs tiee
stall 10 large Jap eheEtnuts. iee lh
stall A. sweet POTATOES. Ire itc SinN
90 rcd cabbage o. o. stall o. olive
OIL 4oc and ssc bottle. stall &c Gran
berries 100 at Stall ]. oranges. BE- don.
stan a. whfte tufnlps punches Be-.
stall - HUBBARD squash, Sc 10 stall ~.
large toaess bread. Ice stall - cream
o., butter goc 10 stall Toe. selected
oFrs gtc dos stall 2 narcissns, 2hc doH
stall 80 ground coffee D. &c 10 stall 80.
sauerkraut Zoe ct. cottage cheese. lec
lb stall 6s fresh herring. lhs. zoe.
stall a. iie.ib rnrk best potatoes. 81 @A.
stall 80 Arm and Hammer 100 pksa
soda &C.. Z cans miik Csc stall S. Kip
psrsd salmon. lbs. e,c. stall 20. seed
POTATOES. a5c sack stail -. onions. o
fua 100
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MARKETS
n I>Il AXE

20 lbs. sugar 500. stall 80. sis or
vanilla or lemon flavor Zoe stan as
pure. fresh milk. Sc at stan 800. choices
roasting chickens gee "a. stall g27. dog
Sunkiat oranges. roc. stall SGT. Coium bia
river stuclt DC 10 Stalls 3se-agi i5c
tnffy zoe 10 stall iot No 10 pail pure
lard. 81 90. stall c0f. Z lbs maenr mi.
2sc stalls i.p-I22. fat Alaska herring.
2ic stall g2t, Finnnn haddie. lbs gsc
stalls 32t-3g6 white Winter permain
apples 81 oo box stalls ti-i2 boiling
beef De- 49,, pot roast g. isc lh stall 20.
900 coffee ? lbs 81 90 stall gie. pre-
pared lutefisk Toe no. stall 25c, lbs
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stalls is-IA, zoe coffee 8 lbs s5c; to.
corn and peas cans 2sc. mac
nront Sc H.. ginger snaps. Toe IN.
salmon. loo can; s los, sugar. t6c. stalls
1 60 Q. steer pot roast lee M shoulder
pork roast. l2c III; shoulder veal roast,
ietac M stall II. halihut. Be 10 Stalls
l6-1T. Yakima potatoes. 20 lbs. e5c new
potatoes lbs goo stall 10 imported
lhestuuts lbs s5c. sunkist oranges.
s. 20 box stall -. Heinz piccalilli. 2oc
pt. 100 loaves bread. l5c stall rs.
local ranch eggs etc dor, best quality
creamery butter. 3Sc M 9 lbs Csc
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stalls 2. > e. e. veal roast, Toe TO ie'sc
H.. veal outlets. itc 10 40. . hams. i5e
M sirion steak. lie 10. r bone steak
$50 To-. pork roast. lie ~; loiu 81 pork
i7c 10 stalls ie6-il4. choice flour tt.bi
sack delivered free with other 81 80
order. cans best milk ssc solid pack to-
matoes Toe can. cans milk 25c. or 3
lbs sugar zoe. with purchase OF tea or
coffee. stall 90. sharp cream cheese. be
To- stall iot imported Swiss cheese, 25c
no stalls tS-gb, lbs beans. 2bc 2 lbs
coffee. g5c. zoe ats preserves, Toe as
sorted cookies Toe lh
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navy beans gbe ne rolled oats. abe
POPULAR wI~fi-akt Nehki'
HAS MN SELLING PLAN
stapi. Good. AT H.. Than WHOLESALE
Price.

usginninr Saturday. March q tho West
lfahe Public Market sil lnnuEurais
policy ~ great Importance 10 the rs"f' p
nouss~ifs Each SATURDAY some staple
foaasfuff such hs sugar. flour. milk or
lard viii be soid At price f"rY ad'
ranths.ous 60 the buyer The ln~ prices
81 these commodities ere made ponsihl"
through the cooperative barinE OF ihT
merchants b. the market. who N turn.
wiu give their patrons tho direct benefit
- loss pflfas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-05

OLYMPIA, March 5.-The senate
last night passed the public high.
way appropriation bill which dis
tributes sl,937.9S5. OF this amount.
Western Washington gets 1891 $40
There had been some conflict as
to the division of the money be-
tween various sections that wanted
TO carve the pie their own way.
but IL is believed now everything
Is harmonious. and the house will
also pass the bill.
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HON ESTEADS


hiu INDIAN reasryntion 10 open. 100 900
aofes FOR settlement. fruit. timber farm
lands send zoe with this al "a
Wsnatohae fWash) Daily world. Dept
W w. for reliable data about this gfeai
region
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stalls et-ss 10 lbs sugar 90 with
NJ bulk coffee cans best milk. isc
4 large cans milk Soc u -lb. pkgs
fancy tea abe stan =. legs ~ lamb, IL y 9
TO- choice pork and veal roast lie "a
.tatsc No. stall ibla doc home made
cookies Ice. Zoe loaves fresh bread
ttc stall 40 fresh churned butter, sihs
. 90. fancy fun cream cheese lSc 10
stalls ae-as fancy bacon. lie To. picni,
hams tie H.. veal roast. lie No. stall
IA. Ice iaaycs bread eoc.
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fuEAL LITTLE HANcit
10 a'frs faces nn highway lies fine
trfrl. hale cleared balance pasture
feared ann cross fenced good Groom
house large tafn. int af sHIrAru houses
nHe Hnans ufrhafd ais Varieties ~ .ef
fi~s With piafr Eass horse euws.
hrifefv fiEs tn chickens buggy
tHris aad cream separator fef fh~ pflrs
~ 3 sec ttee cash good terms nn
balance
HtUMA& FCnHoEuEH
~ Liberty Hida fnird ard tnian
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stall -. Tbs fine white sugar. 81
stalls 7f-ss fresh pastsurixed milk. .
at &C. 3d. stall 1921. veal chops. i7ia
10 leg mutton. tsc 10. tripe &c lh
hamburger steak or country SAUSAGE. 10
10 stall g. 1sc cans peaches. isc. Is
cans o. acc cans Bartlett pears. gee. 20
can pineapple. ltr. isc can lie, isc CO
tomatoes 100. zoe bars W bite soap n
itc stall IS. kippered salmon, lbs ght
smoked salmon Q ihs soc. Who'll" salmon
zoe each hauhut 3 ihs isc. stall q
pies Sc and Toe. douEhnuts. Zoe dol
stall s. fresh peanut butter Ice To. sta
ibea apple butter. } lbs c5c.
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100 ACHES fine whsat land in famYus
Isis Hsnd uHeat belt ~ Central Wash.
iuEtau. na irrigation required Ell
dated only ahnut wiiFs from % ~
tnwu good roads etc panty rl~Hfsd
LARGE portion ~ this valuable pfnp.
rrtf most suitable f1f alfalfa. ~ which
40 tons pes asfc tn thaf locality com o.
mon Dteid Purchase viii he put 60
400 expense fn Gee this piafs Zine
highly Improved ranches around this
land stnw shat thr snii pil faiss
pwner 10 90 dife stral'a financially
500 srot rash viii buy tsilnquish
fnent un this whole quarter section
cam 81 ffos Fourth ave Seattle ask
fsF f. g.. James
Want NJ huf friinaulshnirHt D. musf
De- cheap Prefer land in Grant ,uuHff
wash call on ~ Anderson. ItHt
can ave seattle
N~~~.~~~-~~e~~-~~seN~,gs~ seNN~~~~e~~O->N~~
81 FARM LANDS
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II, AfnrS Al ptrnoNlp

pipcd ln rich soil worth g. 100 goes
~ fsat Forced 90 sell this cheHp.
Terms to suit WIN seu whole or hair
acres Don't miss this Take steamer
Auuliia. isaNiHE Madison park Of o. 30
and hair mile from siet enc land
iuE ask 10y Nnllrath owner
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SAL MON-TROUT
BURGUNDY


oar thaie~ water ffsnt has an ideal
beach, unf hfuff nf steep hlilsiir hui
srHiir even s'"p" ana out highest
Front. $50 cash and q 30 murth. 8
hrrrs wAtrt frant sin spriHs tlft.
10 cash aHH Do nuHfh. lH huh sH.
acre tracts traf fhr uafsf. WITH hHhHs
fful Fieu Eutd snil ai 80 60 80 500
acre IN tho same rasF Terms. ani tIrs
afr fatsiuE Frapes at H8fEunfr fer me
Puget suHmd n4aFhrt ~ GDbW s.
go oHe uf thr lradtuE seattle pfo-
dnrr companies. ga thef uefe TIE nn-
go they received tasf s~rAsnH rThis
disirirf hss pfafrn o. success iu sfua.
lhE commercial Shapes fer oser 9 T.afs
This is tHr onit place iu Wssfffn WASH
lnsi"n ~hers sfapVs Ere~ sYsssssfuHr
Come iu and a.~ fhr photos and 49,,
acquainted uith tfufHuuh
MR. SCHROEPPEL
d, nnans uiaE tca serand Ats
MH utYEu th3fs ls iat. n naisF frorf
adt~ritsrd. hat fhrf $50 nHf rsnstafr
sith este - arrrs ever mile ~
eater ffunf roaming stream aas part.
~ cleared one finlf read fiahf doe a go
brarh CLAIMS nsh. crabs durAs rhlss
enc ard deer Ehinfs CAN fau beat lfr
Sc fare fn Seattle The htFsss' hargs -
ou ihs Hrund 80 iisse. sofns tsfrus
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4 FINE BARGAIN
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~i'h rgnninN Wafrf. 90 arfss under
fulfiFatlans q hetlsH barn aeii ard 90
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afafp ana fhurth Price o. sec. terms
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ON A,HI ~ NORTH I'M
Hair mile nnfth ~ fifs lirs fine all
cleared ana tH cultivation - apple
tr~~s ulunas tsaFa cherries
about ace sffar hrfrirs lee hfark
berries Enuf s.raam house bern end
rbleseu house uiare af fenced good
sell and sprtnN fiur place tU live
sod ralsr rferYtninF yas need for your
family Price iiseo. terms iiAc rent
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Seven acres highly improved close 90
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All kinds fine fruit Furnished z
room house PRICE reduced TO 81 500.
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