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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15
Next Week
Nothing But the Truth"
Blu Frederick Ishdm
CHAPTER I.
BY Help OF an Auto

VIZ ILFuL7 or course. pcllsh'
wv Warren was wilful. Pos
SCISSOR OF American gold In
Quantities sufficient 10 dazzle even
European royalty. Delight Warren.
young. beautiful. about TO be wed
to the man OF her own choosing,
could afford 10 be wiltul.
But never was Delight 30 very
wilful as that day In Paris when
word came from Montenegro that
Lieut.. Michael Balsic. her fiance,
had had the misfortune 10 break
his ankle. and therefore could no;
make the journey to Paris. where,
except for the presence OF the
groom. the wedding stage already
was set.
The message. tragedy itself for
Delight. was secret source OF
satisfaction to Delights aunt and
uncle. under whose care tho girl
had been since the death OF her
parents.
They had heard things. had aunt
and uncle. Gossip had been busy
in more than one European capital
making Lieut.. Michael Balslc's
name synonymous with friyoliiy.
Then. too. Montenegro was a land
OF seml-savagery where men ruled
By force and women obeyed thru
fear. For instance. there was Count
Stefan Balsic. Mlchaels brother.
aunt and uncle had been told he
was a veritable barbarian.
"Of course now the wedding Is
postponed" Delights aunt said to
her. with a broken ankle Lieut.
Balsic will not be able TO travel
for several weeks. and you know
your uncle must be back In New
York by the 18th. shall not think
Of your remaining In Paris alone.
Lieut.. Balsic. when his ankle heals.
viii have to come 10 America TO
claim you"
Once in New York. Delight fore
saw there would be aunt's and
uncle's opposition to Michael 10
overcome anew. there would also
be the difficulty OF Michael coming
so far.
II was tho supreme test OF De
light Warren's wllfulness. Since
the disabled Michael could not Jour.
neg TO Paris, she would journey 10
Montenegro. Once there, Michael
would send his people to meet her
and take her TO his home. She
would telegraph her coming 10 him.
II was only that morning. a few
hours before the tragic message
heralding the broken ankle had ar
rived, that Delight, strolllng along
Paris boulevard. had met Jack
Rupert. driver Of American racing
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al am In love with a girl with
whom have kept company for
several years. Ny chief trouble 10
that can't get along with her IA.
Their. He 10 very cross and seoids
his daughter after ! leave. This
naturally hurts me and would
give anything on earth to gain this
mans good will. Maybe you can
think Of a plan. MAURICE.
A-Find out In conversation
what the father is most interested
IN and inform yourself on that sub.
iect. Then your talk will interest
him. Correct faults OF manner. II
you have them. Prove yourself TO
be industrious IN business. courte.
GUS and well posted on topics OF
the day. Your progress may be
slow, but you will be bound TO
win the girls father over In time.
o.-Where should ! 90 or write
10 obtain information concerning
the licensing Of ehlroprsctics and
other drugless heaIers7 G. L. j.
A.--To the state medical board
Io.-kindly publish a soap mix.
turs to be used for serubblng car.
pets. HOUSEWIFE.
A good compound for clean
ing carpets, rugs and other heavy
fabrics is made by boiling 2 bars
Of white soap Clipped fine In 2
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n. y. thursdy--lots OF fellers be
leev In sines OF all kinds which
they says helps them decide the
noffie kwestions OF life
know l pote who has to flIp up
= nickel every time he wants to
DO amy thing TO see weather he
had otter do 1t or not. but then
some times he cheets his self G.
Hips a 2nd time II the LIST don't
SCOT him
there is an other guy in our Of.
fis who will hop rite off his car in
the morning II he sees a cross
ere person & walk down to work
which maiks him late
but the prize package OF sine be-
leevers was up In the kortroom the
other day wanting the matrimonial
shackels cut often him
we'll, said the Judge, II you
dident love the gurl why did you
marry her
It was this way, the pore nut
said. knowed 2 sisters and ] was
named mary who 1 loved very
much and the End was named anna
who | dident love 30 very much
and 1 married anna
well, why dident you marry
mary, inkwired the Judge
was going TO. but a cigar pre-
vented 1t
how was that, the Judge said
o, | was on my way 10 there
home ! evening to propose TO
mary e. a black cat ran akross the
eidewaIk Il / went back to start all
over again, for that's a sure sine OF
bad luck
then when ! got started the End
time 1 was rite neer there house
when 1 seen a cigar laying on the
ground Il II was a new 30 (
pfc4ed IT up & when looked at II
I saw on the band az cleer as day.
lite "Hav anna"
yes, what then, the judge kept on
/ coodent back out then for the
Ruris we're at the winder so 1 had
70 20 rite in & coodent get that
hav anna sine outer my head so /
thought ! mite az well do what the
sine said and have anna 30 / pro-
posed TO her
and now ! don't want 10 have
her amy more becaus / found out
that was only name OF a city e.
wasent any sine atsll johnny
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TIettors Is &c Gan1191hin Grcx

gallons OF water for Is minutes.
Add ounces OF borax and s
ounces OF washing soda and stir
we'll. Then add 4 gallons OF cold
water and X pint OF wood alcohol.
Make this paste the day before
using. Sweep the carpet clean,
scrub a small section with the
soap paste and warm water. rinse
with clear water. and wipe with
clean, soft cloth.
o.-Have you a recipe for sweet.
ened raised dough that can be used
for kuchen or coffee rings, which
gives exact measures Of all lngredl.
ents7 p. o.
A-Dissolve 2 cakes OF com.
pressed yeast In a cup OF water;
add ! cup scalded milk and flour
TO make a sponge. When sponge
In light add 10 cup melted butter.
4 cup sugar, "a teaspoon salt and
1 beaten egg. with flour to MAKE
very stiff batter: beat thoroly. Let
rise again, then spread in but
tered pan. cover and let rise When
ready for the oven, brush over
with beaten egg and dust thlclSly
with sugar and cinnamon, and bake
In hot oven. a grating OF lemon
rind may be added to the dough
Owe are several young men
Wiahlnu your advice on con1icaI
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WING A ZEPPELIN

COPENHAGEN. May IA Yep
pelin airship. badly damaged. pass
ed the island OF Fedje Friday. and
was settling slowly towards the
water when she disappeared in a
fog bank. according 10 the skipper
OF a Danish vessel arriving here to
day.
The Zeppelin evidently had been
hit by the guns of flotIlla OF de.
stroyers which was pursuing her.
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CHAPTER III.
The House Of Stefan Balslc

CHAPTER III.
The House Of Stefan Bslslc
Day stole into the strange room
where the American lay asleep. For
Delight had slept Healthy. WEAR
youth does not easily keep vigil.
Ircnya had locked the door and
consented 20 remain all night.
But with the Frightening morn.
ing Delight awoke. On the broad
couch opposite irenya was sleeping
with the relaxed abandon Of child.
hood.
Delight rose. quietly wrapped her.
self in n negiigee Irenya had un.
packed the night before and crossed
TO a window. On every side the
huge hills lowered. so that the
castle was like tiny boat set
among the waves OF a sea I'm.
measurably vast.
lrenya. then. suddenly awoke.
Il will dress" Delight announced.
imperiously abrupt. And have
word sent TO Count Balsic that I
will see him"
Continued In Our Next Issue)
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That Is good OF you" Delight
answered. -But--piease DO not. !
am perfectly safe"
Rupert reluctantly yielded. and
watched tho YOUNG FlFi enter tho
carriage The old man mounted be-
side the driver. and the vehicle
clatterrd away.
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INCREASE WAGES

PORTLAND. May IS. The
Crown-Willamette Paper company
today announced an increase OF 10
per cent tn the wages OF all its
employees dating back 10 May /.
Tho increase affects 100 men
in the three mills Of the company
at Oregon City, Lebanon and
Camas. Wash. IL will amount to
81 900 a month.
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M OST everybody the word gbrow" while, thinking
I imply that he she wouldn't be yet hoping secretly
that his hearers believe him to be the real thing Hardly anybody how
could tell exactly what it is TO be highbrow.
When Prof Bander Matthews of Columbia university who sup
the words America
tried define ghbow the other day. he took thousand words do
q three OF his
"a hhbrow who has habua attitude Of contempt
popular enough
all the arts the really good things the vital things been
OF that does not that all popular things vital The
hbrow who generally educated beyond his intelligence"
NOW-who wants to be hghbrow anyway?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15

TOO many people dig their graves with their teeth
Evidence has accumulated rapidly recent to show that the
of the teeth much important factor in general hygiene
than had been suspected heretofore H.
Everybody of knows that the decay ones teeth Mi not
checked untold
digestive result chewing ones
food.
now clear that addition these obvious dangers must
reckon with the fact that dyed teeth and infected furnish the
easiest way into systems for disease germs
unexplained be caused
by mouth and
Sometimes these infections the real of old arch enemy
rheumatism Sometimes they serious heart aeria and kidney
diseases
Sometimes and not nrequenty they death!
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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE SEATTLE STAR
o Cannon. Where's Thy Sting?

~ A1nnOns Vncrc > 1nN OtlnSS
THE goeS departing take of the soldiers
l. Harvard regiment"
unieeng making hard possible these
student patriots to become real soldiers.
Official red crushing youthful enthusiasm and trying fash
ion Young America in the mould of Mars.
taken their neckte
As his curling forelock to Napoleon Bonapaas his shuHng foot to
Charlie Chapun-Such is his swell Harvard youth.
the order has forth that neckt be with
unifomS
WISon-or Secretary
edct vandalism
In the of youth and the Crimson appeal let those
their neckteS
Have you no respect for the traditions Of fiah-vud?
Shocking
M ZABRlSKIE-Edwad c. Zabres principal Washington Irving
ASI high school, which is in the city called New York
ZabriSkc throwing
nammatory unpatroc talk uttered meetings Labor
his hlowed hall of learning
horrors somebody had ecited America"
Mr.. ZabiSkie not be suffering the deuson that
America" national nhem-bu here
shocked him:
Ny country thou shalt be
Sweet land of liberty
Where justice
When darkness turns to light.
When wrong S o
When truth her might
And breaks her chains.
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PARIS. May 15.--French troops
have captured first-line German
trench near Vermandevillieres, Il
was announced today.
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10 determine the relative impor.
lance OF the high death rate among
babies OF working mothers until
Il is known how many mothers
there are at work in industry.
Investigations. however, have
revealed an average infant
death rate OF t34 out o. every
1000 babies In a steeI-maklna
and eoai-nnlnlnq town, as
against rate Of ~ out OF ev.e
cry 1000 In a residential sub
urb.
The more favorable the civic and
family surroundings and the better
tho general conditions OF life the
more clearly are they reflected in
the lesscned infant mortality.
The report goes on TO show that
no deductions can be made about
the relation between the general
infant mortality rate and the in.
dustrial employment OF women IN
m the facts about the number and
proportion OF mothers az work con
tanned In the census returns are
made available by tabulation.
IL has been shown. however. that
OF all babies that die during the
first year. 40 per cent die within
the first mopth. This Is due in
most cases TO the fact that the
mother did not receive the proper
prenatal care or was overworked
right up to the time OF the birth
OF her baby.
90 you KNOW THAr-iit-
tie cough Is frequently the
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By Eleanor Ingram
COPYRIGHT, 1913
BY J. B. Lippincott Co.

his enemy win find no friends in
his house"
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How do you like this picture'
We print I, because We know Il
Win kinder brighten up our drab
department. today.
We assume that II Is an advertis-
Nc picture-we don't know.
Somebody clipped IL out OF a
4ashion paper and sent II In the
mall to rs today.
A for ". we admit we rather
1ncy IT,
= n reported Postoffice Hum
Dhfey made speech in Virginia
1br the republicans. Sure, all the
xepublicans In Virginia are con.
fined to those who used to be post
masters before Wilson came In.
Bids Of feather. .yoT know. swim
+ the same postoffice sites.
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REAL PAINLESS
DENTISTS
80! Z, a..
VNllJ

In order 10 introduce our new
twhalebone) plato. which IL tho
iIghtest and strongest plate known.
does not cover tho roof OF tho
mouth: you can bite corn off tho
cob; guaranteed IL years.
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OPTIMISM A DefinItlon)
Optimism Is the feeling that hard
luck IL never going to come TO you.
tho you know darn well that Il will.
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Gold crown .....----.----.. x3.WD
Sib set OF teeth (whalebone) $500
$40 set OF teeth ...........S5. 90
Bridge work, per tooth. gold $500
White crowns .............S3.OO
Gold Filings .,...-....... .sl'oo up
Silver Filings ...-............o oo
Platina filings ...............7b o
All work guaranteed for IS years
Have Impression taken in the morn
ing and get teeth same day. Exam
.iuation and advice free.
SCsIi and Sec SAMPLES Of Our Plate
aud Bridge Worn. We stand
the Test of Time.
Most Of our present patronage 10
recommended by our early custom
sra whose work II still giving good
Ask our customers who
have tested our work when coming
20 our office. be sure you are In the
right place. Bring this ad with you.
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This fact f.
brought out in
a report OF the
children's bureau
of the United
; tat es depart
ment of labor,
which says that
II is impossible
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Owe are several young men
wishing your advice on comiesI
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90 you KNOW THAr-iIs.
tie cough 10 frequently the
warning signal Of tubercuIosls7
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ovgRWoeKeo MOTHERS

NO one knows how many moth
erB are at work for gain outside
their hOmeg"
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Ny country, thou shalt be
Sweet land of liberty
Where justice reigns;
When darkness turns to light.
When wrong Is turned to right.
When truth asserts her might
And breaks her chains.
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STREET CAR
NJ EN- Defeat
PAN ACTORS

BY a score of to 3, the T. II.
p. baseball team Thursday de-
feated a team representing the
actors OF this weeks Pantages
bill.
The game was played at Ath-
letic park before one of the larg-
est crowds attending an amateur
game this season. Billy earns,
we'll known amateur baseball en-
thusiast, had charge of arrange
ments.
In the fifth inning Levy, Sec
ond baseman of the actors team
and manager OF the Might In o
Park" act, received hard
grounder on the shins. and was
forced to retire. Gribbon, also
of the same act, was knocked
out of the box In the fifth, and
was replaced by Wilkinson.
The actors had three men on
bases and two out In the ninth
inning, with a good chance to tie
the game. But the next man at
bat struck out.
The teams lined up as follows:
7. X. & P.-Forsythe. 2b; Lew
las, eff; Anderson, 3b; Weber, RI;
Quill, p; Despair. C; MeQuillam,
lib: Keeney. If: Sutherland, rs.
Creedon. C; Levy, 2b: Gribbon.
p. Wilkinson. ss-p; Sambo, II;
Honest Bob, rf; Coleman, Id;
Kimberly, 3b; Umpire, Johnson.
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LAND AT IT'S VALUE


Pierce
al n
or gravel and no waste land with IA acres In the very
good house well
good little located blocks line Fine
a
occupied by good Groom house close to school store ana po
fEHN HILL very best OF and lne
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PEACE
TERMS

WASHINGTON, Sept. THE
United Press today learned from
an official of the allied powers
the new peace terms which the
allies are discussing.
These include ceding Heligo-
land to Britain, the neutraliza-
ton of the Kiel canal and the de-
molition of the strongest German
border forts.
Some allied officials favor Of
fering more lenient peace terms
to German states desiring to sew
er political connection with
Prussia.
Allied leaders believe a peace
dictated in Berlin after the tri-
umphant march of the British
and French through Germany to
Vienna is not improbable.
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LEGAL NOTICES

LOCAL Improvement District No.
4O37.--Notice is hereby given that
In pursuance OF Ordinance No. 643t
of the City of Tacoma. roll has
been placed In my hands for the
collection OF the assessment levied
for grading to the established
grade, the alley between Grant and
Ainsworth Avenues from South 9th
to South nth street, with a road
way sixteen D6) feet in width and
parking space on each side there
of two CD feet In width. and laying
down on said roadway a concrete
pavement with concrete curb and
gutter.
Said assessment may be paid on
or before September 30th, 1915, but
IL not paid on or before said date.
interest at the rate of six CD per
cent per annum will attach.
CHAS. ID. ATKINS,
City Treasurer.
Aug Al Sent TIA 1914
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-07

One hundred and ten Northern
Pacific telegraphers of the Ta-
coma division will work shorter
hours and receive wage increases
of from 81 to $3.50 a month, I'M
der the new schedule announced
by company officials.
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NORTH ENDERS TO
CONFER REGARDING
SMELTER'S SMOKE

A meeting VIII be held at 51O6
North Pearl street on Friday
evening for thepurposeofdiscue
sing damage done property by
the smoke from the smelter. All
persons affected are invited to at
tend.
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CITY RANCH

LOTS, good clay soil. all under
cultivation, tree fruit and berries,
enough vegetables to last YOU all
winter: also enough wood cut to
last you all winter. y A fine mllch
cow. 40 chickens, some geese,
comfortable 4-room house. con-
crete cellar. good outbuildings.
city water piped all over the
place; close in, near car line and
school. $1,000. $500 cash. bal. to
suit.
MASON BROS.
Main 4O44 III So 10th ST
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FOR SALE-EIGHT-RO HOUSE,
PARTLY FURNISHED; A LOT
AND A HALE: CLOSE IN. THIS
PROPERTY is A BARGAIN. FOR
FURTHER INFORMATION CALL
AND SEE OWNER, ROOM 1928
PERKINS BLDG.
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ORDINANCE NO. 6435.-AN ORDf-
NANCE appropriating $12.756.47
from the several funds OF the City
uf Tacoma. to pay obligations au-
dited and adjusted by the City Con-
tfoiler. and declaring an emer-
gency
WHEREAS. the City Controller,
by his report to this councii oi
September 9th, 1916, reported claims
against the CITY of Tacoma. In
the sum OF $12,756.47 as having
been audited ana adjusted by MIN.
NOW. THEREFORE,,
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY
OF TACOMA:
Section !. That claims against
III" CITY OF Tacoma. in the sum Of
$12.756.47 audited and adjusted by
the city Controller September 9Th.
1915. be allowed and paid.
Section 2. Tha: TO pay said
claims there be and Is hereby ap-
propriatcd from the several funds
OF the City of Tacoma. the follow
Ing sums. to-wif'-
From the General Fund s. 9.0s5.sl
From the Dock Dept lsund 22g.f0
From the Light Fund .. 2.SI3.gs
From the Water Fund -. 6SSf4
lotai ....''.'. .....s...xl2, tb6.41
Section 3. An emergency .xists
and this ordinance shalt take cf-
Passed Sept G, 1915.
A. V. fAwcErr.
Attest: W. D. NrcKEus'
Sent. 1875
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PERSONAL

MAN 30 wishes to hear from lady
under 35. object matrimony. Ad-
dress Box E-16, Times.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

WE will not be responsible for any
bills contracted for in the remod
cling of 1914 So. 10th st. (Signed)
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Tackley.
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MCKINLEY HILL HOME
$3.50 CASH, SIS PER MO PRICE
$500. Two lots, on the N. E. cor.
of East 32nd and c SITS. 50'x130',
Groom house. newly painted, UNI
obstructed view of city and har-
Dor, close to manufacturing dis
trict, all streets graded, cement
sidewalks, sanitary sewers, Green
river water, all assessments paid.
For small payments additional we
will make changes to suit buyer.
A chance to get a close-in prop
erty on payments like rent.
HAvELOCK C. BOYLE & co.
Pill California Bldg. Main 20
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WILL not be responsible for any
debts contracted in my name by
Mrs. Nellie Beaulieu. Signed,
Frank Beaulieu Sept. 6, 1915
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HOME JUST LIKE
RENT

BROOM house, full lots, street
graded, cement walks, city water
all in and paid; 20 minutes ride
to center Of city. Price $500, SIS
cash, $3.50 a month.
T.. +. GREGORY CO. OWNER
1117 Pacific av.
Second Floor National Realty Bldg.
BIG BARGAINS
WILL leave price and terms to you.
Call and see the bargains.
Never so good as now. Dairy and
chicken ranches. Your terms.
VIII consider some trades.
o. n. JOHNS
200 Natl Bank of Tacoma Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-07

I CAN USE some more hop pickers
on my farm at Roy, Washington,
(19 miles from Tacoma). Best
accommodations in state. Picking
just started. Will last about two
weeks. Apply Immediately.
JAMES PINCUS
Room 10, San Fancisco Blk.
93SR Pacific Ave. Phone Main 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-07

EXPERIENCED chamb rmaid
wants work. Main 403S, room 81.
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FURNITURE DEALER

SAVE from 10 to 20 per cent on
furniture and camping outfits al
Rayfnond's, 1913 broadway.
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SCANDINAVIAN or German girl for
housework and assist with chill
dren; good home and wages to
right party. Call 902 So. Sheri-
= dan av. Main 3470.
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/ HAVE 37h foot corner on South
Washington ST., near N. =. shops,
with a 5-room dwelling on 1t, IL
will sacrifice If sold at once for
$3.50, with terms of $50 down and
$40 per month. Address owner,
Box Ed. Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-07

YOUNG MAN, age 81, looking for
work, elevator or any other, p.
Downey, room 81, Bostwick Hotel.