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Jesse w. Lee,

Funeral services for Jesse w. Lee. an
employee OF the Treasury Department
for forty-nine years. who died Monday
at his residence In Carlisle Courts. aged
eighty-three years were held today at
St STEPHENS Episcopal Church. Inter
ment was made In Rock Creek Gene
terry under Masonic auspices, members
OF the Grand Lodge acting as pail
bearers. He leaves his wife, three
daughters, and three sons.
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FUNERAL RITES FOR
CAPITAL RESIDENTS
E.ours and Places Of Services Ar
ranged by Bereased Families.

Funeral services for George F. Smith.
who died yesterday. gill be .reld at
his late residence, 9s7 Eleventh street
northeast, Friday at sio'clock; thence to
Holy Name Church. where requiem
mass will be said. Interment will be
made In Mt. olivet Cemetery.
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Thos. >. owen A sen, Auctioneers.

Thos. j. owen a Son, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. BEING PREMISES NO. 1904 ARD
STREET n W.
BY virtue OF q deed of trust recorded in
Liber No. $3.50. folio Is, land records of Dis
trict OF Columbia, and at request of party
secured thereby. undersigned trustees Will
sell At public auction. In front of premises.
APRIL TWENTY-NINTH. 1916. AT HALF
PAST TWO O'CLOCK r. NJ. the following
described land and premises In the District
OF Columbia: Lot No. 2j7 in Elizabeth NJ.
Aliens subdivision OF part OF LOT No. 22l in
Square No. 1890. as per plat Recorded IN the
Once OF the Surveyor for the District OF Coz
luInbia In Liber 81 at folio 100.
Terms OF sale: Sold subject to a prior deed
n trust for 100000. and the amount oV err
and above said trust TO be paid In cash. A.
deposit Of $4,000 required at time OF sale,
Conveyancing. recording. ETC.. at cost OF pure
chaser. Terms OF sale to be complied With
within fifteen DAYS from sale. otherwise
trustees reserve the right 10 resell the prop-'
erty at risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser.
after hve days advertisement in some newe-
paper published In Washington, ID. G.. a
BENJAMIN ii. GRUVER.
BRUCE CLEVELAND. al
Trustees. y
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Lieut.. Comm'd. Ernest Dichman.

Funeral services for Lieut.. Com. Ern-
est Dichman, civil war veteran, who
died in New York. where he had been
practicing law for a number of years.
were held yesterday with military hon.
one time minister to Colombia. He 10
survived by his wife, two sons, and a
daughter.
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Francis L. Bernard.

Funeral services for Francis L. Ber-
nard. who died yesterday, aged thirty
four years. will be held at his late resi-
dence. Conduit road. TOMORROW at $50
o'clock. thence to Our Lady of Victory
Church. where requiem mass will be
celebrated at 8 o'clock.
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John T. Grace.

Funeral services for John r. Gface.
U. 8. NJ. retired, who died yesterday.
will be held at his mothers home, az
First street southeast, tomorrow morn
ing. thence to st. Peters Church. where
O'Clock.
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Mrs. Burnett Burrell.

Funeral services for Mrs. Burnett
Burrell. who died Monday. aged twenty
nine yesgs, will be held at the residence
Of her mother; Mrs. Cornelia Howard,
23os Eleventh street northwest, tomor-
row at o'clock.
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man. single preferred, for general ,erm
preferred. but would take good willing
man without experience. go PM BAL Tor
poMEsTICs.
District Of Columbia.
sI.-7sss. Westminster. ID G. one cook de-
ssI-z12s. washington. ID. c. One angle wo-
man for general housework. Any white.
intelligent. Is Pw and home. Family OF
500 washington. d. c. One single woman
as waitress. colored preferred. M Pm
ssI-2oss washington, -. c. One single
woman for general housework. nendinR and
plain sewing. Belgian. French, Swedish.
Danish, Scotch or English, Wages ac-
oordins to ability. Good home.
% Virginia.
s7o-isio. Northumberland Co. One woman OF
for ssneFs hss's eM hsg win r., ~ ssT.
Three In family.
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Mrs. James A. Hurley.

Funeral services for Mrs. James A.
Hurley. who died yesterday. will be held
at her! late residence, North Chevy
Chase, tomorrow at 2 o. clock.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

HORSES and wagon; nne condition; suitable
for any Kind OF delivery. Call altar $40
y. m. eis Q d. ~ w.
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DEATHS

ENGEI~-on wednesday morning, April 20,
at $50 a. M, DAVID l., ENGEfA beloved
husband OF Mamie Engei. AZ his residence
BOO Eighteenth street northwest.
Funeral from above address Friday morn
ing al 10 n. m.
sMITH-on April Is. isis.- MARY l. (nee
Barr. aged sixty-four years.
Funeral from her late residence at Ar
lington, Va, on Friday afternoon at ? p.
m. Interment at Congressional Cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited.
TowNsEND-on Monday. April "a, 1915.
CLAIRE BLAKE, beloved wife OF Clinton
Paul Townsend. at her residence. The
Farnsboro.
Funeral from st. Pauis Church. Rock
Creek Cemetery. on Wednesday. April 70.
At .. m. Interment In Rock Creek ceme-
terry. r.
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RUG WEAVING

OUR woven rugs are guaranteed yeAr.:
carpeta cleaned and secured. OLD LAC.
REL ECLIPSE. Sos-sii 10th Of. $. w. N. sist-J
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VITAL RECORDS.
Rirtha.

Births.
Gus A. and Eta l.. wickstrom, girl.
F. Ford and Mary l.. Thompson. boy.
George and Nellie sansford. girl.
Max and Eva Simon, girl.
Goodman and Rebeccs Rubin. hoy.
Edwin and Minnie Mathews. girl.
Nicholas and Pleucaria Eoutsonkos girl.
Benjamin and Eva Kraft. girl.
Max and Rose Goldberg, girl.
Louis A. and Elizabeth Ellington, girl
Henry A. and Katherine A. Desie. girl.
Walter l.. and Blanche. c. Ballard. boy.
James F. and Theresa anderson, boy.
Lewis II, and Mary T.. williams girl.
Emmit and Hattie Cannady, girl.
Charles and Elmira Butler, boy.
Deaths.
Sven NJ Granberger, 20 yrs. Georgetown
James smaiien. rs yrs. Gov. Hos. ms.
Luelia. A. Downs. SO yrs, The Carlisle Apis.
Marie Didden, IS yrs. ltH Girard st. NV.
Paul Lemeshewshy, IS yrs, Gov. Hos Ins.
Robert ]. Hollohan, IS yrs. 100 X ST. ne.
Margaret Marks, 6 yrs, 6I5 A st. ne.
John T. Grace, 70 yrs, Gov Hos. Ins.
Clifford l.. Hagan, 10 mos, 701 LIST st. NV.
Ellen jackson. 90 yrs, 30 nth st. Sc.
Thomas CAN'T, yrs, Freedmen's Hos.
John jackson. IS yrs. Electric II. r. track,
Cabin Johns.
Vincent jackson. 30 yrs. Emergency Hos.
Alice King So yrs, 1924 s st. NV.
Ella Yeager. 50 yrs, $40 II st. sw
James Payne, 30 yrs, Freedmen's Hos
James f. Goodlow. - yrs. 100 Howard ave
susan Lee. IS yrs. 1st G st. sw.
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MARRIAGES

"a 1915. At noon. at Brick Presbyterian
Church. New York city, =. CASTLE RIDo-
WAY TO JEAN HUNTER CRAWFORD.
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BULLETIN OF AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES.
Detailed information concerning the following opportunities may
be secured free Of charge upon application to
BUREAU OF INFORMATION, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
LABOR, MILLS BUILDING.
KEY TO LAMENTATIONS USED BL&wF board losins and wssh
Es-Engih
Unless opportunities Of
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FARM WORK.
Maryland. '
s70-is75. Montgomery Co. One boy tiB or
10 years Of akel for general jobbinr around
farm house, milking, chopping wood. etc.
white or colored. EXP or green. 2 cows.
TT. adv. from Washington. Sc PM. BlAw.
G0-322t. Talbot Co. One married and one
single man for general farm work Any
Es. no coiored. No objection TO few chp-
dren. TT. adv:,. and deducted. Married
must be exp. Might take single a. green.
so Pm with advancement. " worth II; g
room house tunfurnished). garden. fuel and
milk. wife TO DO washing and cleaning ut
extra pay. For single, so PM. BAL.
1o-S4oa. Charles Co. One married ran for
general farm work; Polish. or Russian.
adv, and deducted 80 Pm, HGF&M.
Work for wife when needed at extra pay.
s7o-lei0 NorthumberIsnd Co. One boy .d2-
II years OF asel for chore work on farm.
Any Bs. TT. adv. SO PM. nal.
Virginia.
sIc-ss7s. Fairfax 90. One married or sInEie
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THE SHEPHERD. 10th and sTs, n. w.
ex. meals; biz. i5c; lunch. toc: a.so week.
SPECIAL LUNcH-7A 18th st. N. W..
Southern cookins. nice home inade dessert.
hot bread. cake and waffes. 6 tickets 81: ex-
Vice.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Lamb stew. so 10 legs lamb. t2he 10 3
pot roast. % 30 ace iaaFss rumpsr
nlekle. gEcl : zoe ioaFss graham. gbes
100 loArsA German re zee. Kfinhle
corn flakes, fe pkg Arm and Hammer
SOFA a. aud 90 pkH Van camps pork
ard bsana. a.. i've and lTe. lettuce
Go each rndishes hunches &C. ear
suts and bssta & punches o.. tomatoes.
SOC 10 cauiifloscf. O. each. sour pickles
100 at sweet pickles goo A. dti
pickles fkc dos chpu chow. ito o. &.
fresh churnsd butter. ibs SIC, fresh
ranch seEa dUx tae. haiitut chsshA
10 see. salmon. zoe De-, fresh her.
finF % lh sturgeon. zee 10 large
cans fnuh. sEr. corn flakes &C. Pkg .
uhife soap. hars sto. any patent flour.
tI.sg each
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stall it. sssdlsss grape fruit Tor Toe +.
So I soft she'll wniruts. $40 3D. fanr1
EnEiish pafnHfa 2 ne use stall sei
eco hand rolled rh0rpiAfrs 1ir ibs fte
tsffr. ito DO see cpeeRuut brittle. roc
De-. peanut eafamsis. geo 20 stan 20.
$50 e. baking powder iff. aAc
ifsrrhsY's cocoa tfr De- one third OF
go buiE tees 10 lcfs Makers Premium
chocolate SOC. t1r coffee. 3 ibs 81 90
Hfall $50. summer aauaags ftr Do hums.
cooked hsfa. Cos th Afm0ufa ier beans.
fHr Etr. 1ii pifhies zoe COR iieinH
sueef missed pickles. ttf - ftah -
g cans cendsrnef milk zee, Tee Garden
aEpis tnffer ace lh rafn fakes. C.
BAG faney spanish Queen olives aer a.
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PIKE PLACE

star ~ ia standard wht's rrAnu-
iatss snxnr. sfc Ftsii 70 fresh pas;euT-
issf miik. &c a.. ar D. stall 1895. very
best flour. fitt sack ice iar rnhhsfs
&C.. see pkra msrsroui spaghetti o.
nnodies g.. picnic ssfs Toe stan sG
fancy potatoes fee sack. delivered wal
nuta ia skc stall e. fr.sh churnsi
batter. shs 10 lie 80 stall a. fTesh
srnurd peanut butter itc - he .tc.
frssh local ranch sEEa. aia0 dos 10
leaves bread. ice Stall -. cnmplete
toilet iit6t Etait s.. fresh. pure pas
'suFiFsa butter. go 49, stan itii. Ger
man tfsakfaHi cheese. Ter Use Stalls
51va cAutaiauprs. FOR itc and Tor
ffc Rfalt 1891. picked spare ~. Zoe
% Stall 1873. &c hoitis olives 1ac. sfc
salad DRESSING SC stalls tt.tt large
cans best milk. 7No 10 stall %, bulk
baking powder. 100 -. stan -. folding
camp stoves O. 80.
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BLAMES PARENTS
By Altman

Mrs. Anna Clark. Of e554 2s,h
ave. y. w. started divorce Fri
day from Hiram 8 Clark. a mail
clerk, alleging she has been denied
admission 10 her home BY his par
ents who also reside there.
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stan. ri-'i. salmon tFout its ara lee
s4eh SLICED tisck cod. Ia ite, cnigra g
Pa river sturgeon. bs ~. Stalls seat
e-al foasf. I2lc % veal catiets. lee
~ poFh roast. fshe ibl refk STEAK
tsRe ~ spare rfhs o. 10 neck bones
iha itr spsrs Tihs lee ~ stall 81.
fr~s shopping tar wfth 81 purrhas~
e. tnfnsfs ranr-. I for lie. %e 20 whole
Nheat o. graham flour. fGe. iArKs salt
hsrfinE fur lee. saf naark-rsl T. .
iarE. itc FsiHina ior. hes; thtrk isf
fuhhsra &c dos fas caps. zoe dos ice
hakinf sntA &C.. cans salmon sto
stalls fsss fIeuf. 81 % sarh. 49,, milk.
s. 90 case Sc bsfs laundry soap fte
ulth sto purchase ihs sugar s.c.
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for Sale
1880
800 CASH
re MONTHLY
CIosr-f~ ACREAGE
HOUSE. ORCHARD. ETC.

t-roeru house. chicken hous. ard
ether onihuii8inFs. - acres in
orchard % about 20 trees %
different varieties; ainoH; every
kind % small fruit orchard.
berry bushes in splendid shape.
well taken care %. splendid gar
den has been put IN this spring.
which VII show quality ~ soil.
part - place seeded 30 pasture.
property has been parked oui.
trees tefi for shade purposes
Would D.. very handy for any
one working n town Price
i3ot. terms fiet cash. balance
Ike rent Prefer party whs
could movs on place soon Cain
100 New York Block.
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he PASSES the BUCK

MEXICO CITY. Juno 23.-''Mex.
leo has not the least responsibility
In the Carrizal incident as we are
entirely on the defensive" Secre.
ary Agullar said TO the United
Press today
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MOTHER SMOTHERS
BABY WHILE ASLEEP

LANCASTER. Pa. June 20.
Failing asleep in a chair with
her 4.weeks-old infant In her
arms. Mrs. Clarence Leicey ac-
cidentally smothered the baby.
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stan TIE. No. 90 sack choice family
fous 81 &c. SIC can eoroa itc. 2te bot.
,ts knidsr's esisup. i7c. zoe cans -
pork ard hrana zee. SD sack corn
meal or -four. use. ite phEs corn
str. $50 strsd pineapple ttr. zee tak-
inE coda g.. cans oysters. l4r STATS
2 g. O. 2 pei raast e. 20 see. sifiaia
stesh i1Ar % veal roast ~ ih veal
rafi-ts tthr ih rofh roast o. lh 4.
iaalh thoaidsr zee d. rhieksus itr ih .
lamb chops ftr To- HfHU 1af ffssh
-harrsd creamery better 80 Be- &c. 80
$50. lus iipf. fresh fanrh sEEH inr
tas. dos Csc. beet frssh puiiei era
use dor doE 1nr miia brick rhsss~
! lts stes 6 large rams milk. ace
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VITAL STATISTICS
Births

Births
ORR 10 Mr. and Mrs. A. " Howard. $50
y. 75th ct
Girl 10 Mr. and Mrs II A Tucker. 1900
Third ave ~ "
BOY 70 Mr and Mrs r n. Bruton. 4s,a
Girl to Mr. and Mrs Stokes. 1000 10Th
ave
Boy to Mr. and Mra O. A Anderson.
s27 ". 7eth II.
Marriage Iiccn.o-
Thomas Gibson. ~, and Belle Leeman.
~. Cumberland
william n Field. 81. New York. and
Harriet A, Henry. ~. Semitic
Joseph II Cole and Nellie Finn. ne
attic
Carl Thomson. "a. and Mario Louise
Larson Dahl. ~, Seattle
Donald Gordon, 20. Seattle. and Claire
Baker %, kirkland.
Edward II Reese and Verne curtiss
Seattle
Hcrnard " acweu. e. Spokane. and
Julia Metcalf "a, Seattle
Bon Thompson -, Renton, and Edna
Adams. 90. Seattle
George u Boiling 81, and Eva PM
lips. %. Seattle
Divorces Asked
Norma Bowers Va Robert r. Bowers.
cruelty
Netue do Young Twombly vs. Leroy
Twombly. deaertion.
John OConneli vs. Annie Nj oCon-
nell. cruelty
Georgia h. Gordon vs. Grover C. Cor
don. non support
Ethel E Ray vs. Robert NJ. RAY, non
support
clara white vs. william white. doscr
ton
william Uamcil Raymond vs. nernlce
70. Raymond cruelty
Deaths
oscar y. Olson. 33. died In ambulance.
George swan. 90. Swedish hospital
Infant Courtiand. 3719 Graham at
Charles W. Johnston 81. 7619 18TH ave
n u,
Louise Marekone. ~. r. r ~ No O.
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lifted ~ fpTlAN

~ TED EGYPTIAN
CLAfHVOYANT and
medium. gives ad
vice on business
matters love, health
and family affairs.
tells the nHms OF
your future husband
or WIFE tells " tho
one You lovo a. true
or false what part
NJ ths country f.
luctlfHt 30 gnI and
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
LAKE vfTw ACREAGE
uOtHE AND BAHS

Fronting on Redmond road large
level tract. partially cleared AL
fenced GOOD welt sirctFie
iightr phone. fsH minutes
walls 20 school ana stores handy
- ferry, surrounded ~ we'll.
improved iittis ranches Price
roe. terms $50 cash balance 80
monthly Take kirkland boats
a. Madison park dir.et 90 Hufhs
FawaFu offles Ga wharf
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2S-Spiritual Mediums

AID rALMiHrltY. 80
tfnigsfsitp between Ttfth ara histh.
Tell past present and fuiura. conslstina
business ana toys affairs advise sou
about divorce cases ana What slli hs
your lucky step ih ITO 10 tsko, vii tell
fuu names ~ Yuur lever swsstheaft
ffieuas enemies and chat feu are
most adapted for Test reading free
Permanently located hgufs en-.
TO 10 nt
coNtrLr rms rAMous EUROPEAN
FAiAfHr wBhs will adfiss yea on all
sfrsir. that concern yeu Tier rrputa.
zion IL established. Ter price. zoe
Nine paNa itis Seventh. bstwssu
riss are no.
MADAME FHANK -ci.ifveyant csra
reader palmist SO totA Pike. cor
u-r Ftrsi Hotel Kliintt
rHE QuAKER MEDIUM o. 10. rtsK
moved 10 itsi Metros. ave oofnef
~~N~Seos>.>~~~~~>~~s~~~~~~~~-
16-For Rent Furnished
or ) rrHNiaHEn Rpo1s. MGR
surroundings tie or iit per month
. a 1851
AVE REST -AAt.N. aAsY rwRNa
.-raem hausshsai Lake unieu Nefth
tta
MoONH FUNsiaHEp LidHr. oAh
, -s,,S ~ e Ss.sge 49,
29-Unfurnished Apartments
rNG QNtNcr nouEHN ANn Z
.essa. % 49,, ~ Ss.s ~
3o-Furnished Rooms
OH Room krkwrNESrB WITH
hffrhrnsfsa GtG Mafiou
r~~r~~e~er~e~0-~~e~~eef eree~e~s>ee~~~~~~~~ssN~es
{7-Business Chances
FUZZY E2tiprEp ONE MAriitSr
shtnEi. faift $50 rapd teams horses anA
al teais ana woods equipment flsnif
81 aNsiiabfs timber ownsf tuinx Last
rar quirh sale ~tn tah. i2sfF sa-
ars.- M.aa star
foH aALE uoaE nAKERr. fiii y
flrst ave sa&tzhf. Tor nns ~ tee
wamsa rFies iils. tft cssh. hsisnes
on sine
dr0crRr srunn RHor AND FtN.
torres tftt cheap rrnf North fsi
FoH skt.E uomE nAKEsr Mtwr
- seia asnfsF ssf1a Flfsi ave
ii.nuox srAbrNEhr Fon eAi.E
soap Hsasarstta rent Nsia t1tt
>-@-~-~~N~-~~s-N~~~eesses> ge~-eN~,~~~~~~~~s~~S~.
3q-WatertTon, Property
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Spiritual Mediums
NINE VICTORIA

and paimist gives scientific readings
on all affairs % iifN. past. present or
future You have seen the others. now
see ths best n IN trouble All readings
guaranteed satisfactory or no foes
cspted Readings 600. Location over
owl Drug Co a6Bh Pike st
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Whii 70 40 TO Poe fucrrfaful be- lifo B.
Hatiafnctinn guaranteed lii6 Pike st
HEALTH AND PROSPERITY TREAT
nonts given free. sundays II a. m.
Mondays. Wodnesdays. Fridays D. m.
BY tho Divine Scientists. 72i nth.
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46-Homcsteads

coLvtLLB indian renovation. wa.hinE
ton. open for settlement Ora wing
July 81 About 300. 900 acres. fruit
farm and dairy lands Compiets sec
tionAl map and description. postpaid
sec. Soldiers sailors Cor their widows)
Of tho clyii or Spanish wars may reria-
ter BY agent write US for blank
forms which We viii furnish free
SMITH q McCREA. Room 100 Eagle
nidE Spokane wash
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VERY GnTlGE
WATER 'FRONT.'
N. s-., sprar,uuity FOR yea 10 ssi.in
m. water front iraei en- spl.oaia
tah. north % city.
oSLr Ifss rrHss VERY EASY
HAMPTON-DREW co.
81 Amsfitan naus nee Enies, ace,
offi.s oeen s.snlnss
Exchanges
COY TirrtE HoMk Uoop VfEW
tot for suite Aiss Improved ser.sE..
WIN tax. diampna az part pAytnsnt
81. ACREAGE FOR SALE
RAISE POULTRY
ass our t-aers tracts close 20 Seattle
on main county road. uhsrn Yea have
delivery FROM store rsodurs route auf
Fhnn. service. sssFT reursni-ucs Tor
suburban horus tract close 10 Seattle
You can raise poultry ard - inds-
5 Acnrs $500 $50 CASH. sic rTH
MONrH
CLIFFORD Van AHsDAiE. Lac
iei5 Third Ave- i6t washington St
op-n sv-niHTs 900 o.eioch
TIE BEST FARM LAND
40 $50 20 SIS Per acre Any siHa tract
you vani from 80 acres up. Lewis
county. Close 20 the main In. rail.
rpad. n.twssn Seattle and Portland.
Pre- circular mailed you. send IN
your name and address
DAVID = EASTMAN
iies rhird 40
40 ACRES
Easily ci.srsd seeded with clever. worth
iao3o. 4 miles from city limits q Ia
coma. owner absolutely forced go ssli
at nnce VIII taks -. see. itts cash.
hsisue. . long time
a e. uANftsA
s6s American Hank buiifinE
GOOD LAND FOR LESS
10 acres isv.i alder land running water,
. acre. cleared fins orchard lumber
fnr house. on county road 50 minutes
from city. = mills from station asc
fare. veil settled district. ctous "a
school. delivery from stores r. 2. u
ana phons We can take you there any
time
Sl.2OO-Your Own Terms
We arc selling raw land close by for
$3.50 per acre.
AAsEN q SEXTON GO.
1910 Firs, Ave. Elliott saF
| 10 ACRES. on COUNTY ROAD,
acres cleared and fenced. good hous.
and other buildings. orchard small
fruit. some bottom land. Price sac
| terms
| tCo ACRES: on autorn ohiis road part
bottom land. balance timber Prle'
| 80 acre; hair cash
| p a. LANpoLT. Port orchard, Wash
to-ACRE DISBURSEMENT HOUSE
barn good we'll fenced. all level land
| about 20 acres under cultivation. good
| alfalfa and fruit land near town and
railroad. WIN sacrifice for 800. Mus
/ be all cash. Address t.27. stars
| HENb- DO YoU KNOW 4 COUNTRi
/ that ia booming Central oregon. II
you have any doubts. call at go Alas
| ka bldg and SEQ Mr. Williams or send
| postal Tor literature containing facts
| Phone Main 2s27
| ALMOST ~ si0HT OF SEATTLE
| Three b acre tracts Of the very best soil
To close them out. It7s each. $50 cash
CIIrToRD VAN ARsDALE, Ina.
1919 Third Avo.. 1oi Washington ct
open evenings IN o'clock
! 10 ACHES. CLEARED SOME PLANT
- Ga berries and potatoes, crock rum
thru property, 4.ropm house. with fire
place. n taken before july l. furul
ture. tools etc. all 30. for 5000 Terms
Owner hoy w. silver1alo
ron DETAILS ON LANDS
Handy to our mills and camps
write or see &c ~ MEGKLEJoHS
Mar Land Dept, 1901 J. g smith Bidg
SEATTLE, WASH
You deal with us direct"
THRhn LAKES LUMBER co
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1o--Male Help Wanted

BARGAINS in new and second hand
clothing, ghoss, tools guns. trunks.
suit cases. jsWelry. musicaI instru-
rnsnts hsrdwa camping. Alaska
and fishing outfits Come and see.
The Bargain store. 2z2 O~,idental
We buy. sell. exchange. 1850 paid
for good second hand suits Phone
Main 1871
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e-Male Help Wanted

ORIGINAL Not.ER BARBER SCHOOL
gsf Occidental AZ.
w. teach he barber trade thoroughly.
.~eur. po.iitonsi ~axrs ~hiis lssraiax
sp~efsf los rate
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300 VALUE trousers Tor 90 90. Iuudauist-
Lily upstairs clothes shop. Green Bldg.
oh and Pike
4wARTED--RfOHT or WAY men. IN.
cure At Free Employment Offics
James Of. James II. coyne
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lor VIII aMit.G roo
And rn1aT Yogr shzvinr
Win properly ~
shArpssri blade uliss,
blades 1ea dee nur
ham puptsr zee Cos
sinsta edge blades 80
dos We rrtaE eF~ff-
thamE Prices reason
able z , nfasn.
1918 Thfrt.
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HOTELS AND
APARTMENTS


Corner First Ave and Pine a.
Large modern. outside rooms. elevator
service. phones In all rooms. first elias.
in every respect coo UP. with priyat.
bath. 81.
INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED
EsJJl9s,oo-i5ilS second y r,ss gR
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LONELY WIDOW. 10. PRACTICAL.
housskseper. wishes society Of educated
clean minded man. ono who enjoys
home comforts aa we'll a. out Of doors
Prefer tail. athletic build Matrimony
Lucy Livingston. General Delivery, sa-
attic
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GET ACQUAINTED SOCIETY" meet.
ings Thursday evenings. TO Pine IT.
phoue Main 1900
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rwo LoNELf ACNEH CLOSE 10 ~.
srsft tntsrufhAn 20 inmates br autp.
refnsr Ca ESQ b1uissnfaa Price tleeei
sasV terms fI.sf. star
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Cameras and Supplies

BOWMAN & HANFORD co.
Kosaks and Photographs supplies
pEvEtoftNa toe
Any sire roll W.
rt~.. A.. and cn~rry Tel Nain fisi.
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You can get lot OF good land
bargains IN star Want Ads.