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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-05-24

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sasy tar aa sslem khy sst.sssr
pat ~ last ee
Miss Daisy 1ar ns,a sgsss
friends p Ssaux sy ttse latter
part af last se
JT Hogan LETT P5iay for
Mites s'Ity Mpat to loos sfsee
sagae business matters
II yon Intend 10 laos car gae
AZ Osertana sold bg leonard
living, Hurley. $ D,
Mrs / r jacobson viaitei
her sister a. Hag4,n from Thurs
day iast week untAl Monday
Clihe Benson lefs Monday tor
Aiankato, MINI 70 complete her
course at the business college
there,
ladge n HinricIss, OF Parker,
buy wool. Con- and see as or
call us up at oar elevator We
furnish sacks.
Let me examine your storage
battery free and If necessary let
me charge or repair it. Leonard
Ulving, Hurley, s d.
Lester Wray vas called to
Redfeld the latter par. of last
week by the serious illness Of q
cousin.
Mary Benson came up from
Sioux City Saturday far an over
Sunday visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Mullenburg
and daughter Phyllis came down
from Aurora Saturday afternoon
for a few days visit with rela.
tives.
Mrs. e. V. Christensea an
nounces a special hat sale for
Saturday next. May Goth,
Prices from s.. 80 up. Hurley
Millinery.
Mrs Nellie Stout, who visited
at the f. Nj. Watson home the
latter part Of last week, left
Monday for Parker where she
will visit for a few days before
leaving for Montana.
A Safe Deposit Box in our
Fire and Burglar Proof Vault
may be rented by the year for
S10O a year Absolute protec-
tion for your Valuable Papers
and Jewels. Turner County
Bank,
Herb Withee was in town yes
terday and we were agreeabIy
surprised to see how much i'm
proved in health he appears to
be compared to a few months
ago. He is spending as much
time as possible outdoors and
the fresh air seems to do him a
lot of good.
Roy F'ieldhouse, of Napoleon,
N. D., arrived Saturday for a
visit with relatives and numer.
Gus acquaintances here. Many
Of them bad not seen Bug"
since he left here several years
ago and he is kept busy greeting
old friends. Mrs. Fieldhouse
will arrive this week for visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H w. Mills.
| have made arrangements to
have my gasoline cleaning and
spotting done in Sioux City and
request 6hose having garments
for cleaning and pressing to-
bring them not later than Mon
day or Wednesday noon of each
week. /, myself will do the
pressing on all garments and
prices viii remain the same, but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-01
u. S. TO FIGHT
THRU TO FINISH
BY CARL D. cRoAr

United Press STAFF Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Aug. THE
United States will talk specific
terms OF peace only when Germany
10 beaten.
This is the decision Of the gov
eminent as the allied oemocrscies
enter upon the fourth year Of the
struggle.
Behind IL are found the reasons
for Americas refusal to support
retention by France OF Alsace-I-or.
raine as a peace proviso. Ii further
reveals the u. s. is committed to
press thru to the finish, side BY
side with her allies.
II may be stated with authority
that there is an understanding
among all these nations-America
included-that there will be no sep
arate peace.
The government today is con-
cerned only with victory. The gov
eminent refuses 10 state even what
terms il has in mind-if any--fho
the belief is that the allies now
have a common understanding with
this country as TO how far the war
should proceed and what must be
wrested from Germany when vic
tory comes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-01
SAMMIES need
more TOBACCO

ny United rress Leased Wire
WITH THE AMERICAN Ex-
PEDlTlONARY ARMY, Aug. I.
American army officers and
Y. NJ. C. A. workers are al
ready planning recreation for
the Sammles when winters
cold shuts down on baseball
and outdoor sports.
The British plan of regimental
theatricals. boxing matches and
basketball games will likely be fol-
lowed. -
The most pressing problem OF
the day. however, is that of tobac-
co. The camp is all but cleaned
out of American smoking material,
Even the supply of the French
product-which nobody llkes-is
shy.
Plans for Gen. Pershing's camp
inspection today were simple and
characteristic OF the commander
in-chief. He merely intends to
visit all billets and watch his men
at trench practice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-01
REP. RANKIN TO
CHAMPION FOLK
LEFT At HOME
BY MILTON BRoNNER


WASHINGTON, July 81
Jeanette Rankin. the only
woman ever elected TO con-
arcss. has introduced a war bill
providing especially for tho
women and children OF AmerL
can soldiers.
Her bill provides the wife or
dependent mother shall receive,
while the soldier is away on
war service. not less than $50
per month. For dependent chill
dren the wife shall receive SIS
per month each. but not to es-
coed $is In ali. for children.
thus making tho maximum SIS
per month for wife and chill
dren."
AS woman and social worker.
said Miss Rankin. Il am interested
In protecting the American home
That means taking care of the
woman. the home maker. and see
Ing to II that the family purse Is
not SO depleted. while tho man Is
nj the front. that the scale OF Twins
has TO be cut. the children neglect
ed, and poverty faced.
England and Canada make sep
aratlon allowances to dependents Of
their soldiers. but less than my bill
provides. Even at that all | ash
this rich country to do is TO give
tho wives one dollar a day and the
children half n dollar day. My
bill Is designed to 20 into effect
Sept. /. Many drafted men vii
not have families. but many Others
will. Every congressman to whom
7 have talked favors It."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-01
ENolNEER3 STRIKE
Hy United Press leased Wire

TACOMA. Aug. six men oi
the engine crew OF the steamship
Admiral Goodrich struck for more
wages Just as the steamer was
about 20 sail for South America
here yesterday. The steamer ia In
charge Of Capt Max Gunthcr. who
refused the strikers their increase
She sailed from Seattle Tuesday
with new engine crew.
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Stalls 1919. ie-lb. sack flour. s5c: SOC
can Royal baking powder. 9sc; standard
tomatoes. cans g5c; peanut butter. :
lbs. eEc. Stalls SO. spAreribs, iTAc III, =.
pure lard. Use ID; good bacon. &c III.
Stall iss. .0c coffee. y lbs soc. Yakima
aupleh utter. Sci b.. fresh ranch esEr.
gsc dot, stall is-. tomatoes, Isc 10.
rod currants. boxes isc. stalls iii-ii2.
new potatoes. 10 lbs. :sc. small new
POTATOES lbs Toe: canning rhubarh. :
lba asc. canning peas. Sac h. Royal
Anne cherries. Sc ID; Bing cherries, si.40
and Si.Ss crate.
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We don't care who has tried 10 cure
you, and has fRiled--we will give
you sure cure and small fee.
Don't give up before seeing us
ny the latest methods known to
MEDICAL SCIENCE We successfully
trent NARItOsE VEINS. PILES.
NERVOUS AILMENTS, SKIN ALL
MENTs, KIDNEY, BIADDER. LUNG
AND BLOOD AILMENTS, HHEU-
MATIsM, LIVER AILMENTS AND
ALL CHRONIC AILMENTS OF MEN
Come In and see Us. Have q rsafi-
drntinI talk and he examined with
out cost ar obligation.
office hours a. IN. to y. m.
sundays. 10 n. m. to l y. m.
NATIONAL MEDICAL INSTITUTE
I'D Occidental Ave.
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, BUSINESS PERSONALS

THE rATr roTIC ADVERTISER
should b. IN every hons. u coafains
the prayer and Gods Inspiration. THE
~rria's prayer fits every creed az yell
es our divine Instinct ~ should q torn
every aitas no hane "a eetn rlsfe with.
our o. n protects the usossts and
promotes m. happiness Of the family
u - tho Ny Ia eur fgtsrs ssistsac-.
TIE emblem Of our divine tnherttsaer
Gods Inspiration 1. 20 the mothers.
wives and daughters o. the nation. IN.
most BEAUTIFUL. tru. and fitting trtbnts
20 ladies % our esuntry ever written.
~ inspires a lows OF country witch
we all need - this tins % our ooun
try'E peril. Single copy. ~ mail. tee
f.~n8 dtnasl, Address Ths Patriotic
ADVERTISE. Charleston. wash.
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ditlons VIII satisfy the mos, exact
ing man. Renewed vitality for nsr-
yous debility. wsnknessca. rheuma-
tinm. paralysis. blood disorders
chronic ailments corrected.
Come and find out what can be
done for you. isth year. Consuita-
ton FREE
iIours; 10 TO IL. to 3. to s..
sundays, 10 20 IL. DIR MACY. 205-s
Epier Bldg. Si3 second ave.
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RED TAPE HOLDS
BIC SHIPS HERE

Loaded with shlpbulldlng ma
tcrlals for Japan, the steamship
Stolt Nelson has been lying In
the bay for three weeks. Idle,
because Of governmental red
tape
Orders from the shipping Of.
fleials at Washington stopped
her Just as uhc was about TO
sali on her maiden voyage. and
II was understood she was 10 be
taken over by Uncle Sam.
The Golden Gate. another lInei
loaded for Japan. is also held up
along with several other ships.
IT Is making IA lot OF people
sore" said Hamilton lligday. traf
fic manager OF the port commits
sion. lin view OF the fact that there
IL such strategic need for ships
Not only are tho ships them
selves being held idle. at cost oi
thousands OF dollars n day. but th,
construction OF ships In Japan II
being delayed
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rINE ST

Stongs SOC cen Royal baking powder
So: Sc boxes toothpick-. ioc; i5c cans
milk, abc. ibc bottle cider vinegar. Toe
stall -. 2so coffee. special, lsc III.
Washington creamery butter. tSc III
Stall 81. canning Hpricots. 800 box OF
20 ihs. net Stall 10. pasteurized milk.
Sc ct. divers. alb. can sweet cocoa,
lie. = lie boxes sardincs, Csc.
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PRAISES STUDENT
OFFICERS AT CAMP

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1T
think they are splendid. Their
marching and military bearing
speak for themselves"
That's what Maj. Gen. Liggett
said today, in commenting on yes
terday's review OF student-officers
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BUILD NEW sHipYARo

George Oieson G. Sons. incor.
porated. with capital stock OF
100000. will establish a new ship
yard on the Duwamish waterway.
No contracts have as yet been &C.
cepted. They will build only
wooden ships To start.
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LEGAL NOTICES

~ No. W. fNAP
~ rIE DISTRICT COURT or THr
United states for the Western pistric,
Of Washington.
40 ss03 IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the Matter 81 Charles i.arson.
To the creditors Of tho above named
bankrupt and 60 all other persons IN
interest
Take notice that tho bankrupt above
named has potitioned this court for
fuli discharge from all debts provabie
against his estate under the acts %
congress relating TO bankruptcy. and
that a hearing will be had upon said
petition. before said district court. at
the court room OF said court. IN the
city Of seattle. IN said district. on the
10Th day OF September. 1917. az 10
o'clock IN the forenoon. at which time
and place YOU aud each Of you may
appear and show cause. " any you
have. why the prayer Of the said pc
titiouer should not DO granted,
Dated az seattle this 26th day 81 June.
1911.
tsenD PRANK T.. CROSBY. clerk.
by =. =. LEITCu, Deputy
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PASS UP VANCOUVER

Hecause OF the lonRshoremcn's
strike at Vancouver. u. c.. the s. 4.
Governor. which has been sailing
TO that port will hereafter omit her
call there. Freight for Vancouver
will be discharged here and sent 20
British Columbia port on lighters.
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SO SPIRITUAL MEpiuMo
MADAM NELLIE

MoRLp'a GREATEgf EGYPTIAN
riiRENoLouiHr. CtAfRVoNANr
AND MEDIUM
Guarantees 20 read your entire no, past.
present and future. gives true advice
on business love, health aud family
affairs. tells the name ~ your future
husband 90 wife, aud what a. do TO 10
succcasfui Ia iifa tells you What busi-
tess 10 most lucky Tor yeu and what
part % the world wiii De more sue
esHafui for you advises how TO gain
and hold good petition she tells "
tho ono you love Ia true or false. and
causes speedy marriage Nith the one
- your choice brings thH separated
together makes Happiness between
man aud wife aha tells YOU tho s0orsta
Of being happy aud successful tu any
thinH Nuu take IN hand hor advice
viii remove all obstacles aud owl IN
flusncr. ono visit Go Madam Meiiis
Will repay sou Tor disappointnontH Ia
all others sHtiaraction guaranteed Of
no charges
SPECIAL READINGS. SOC
Hotel htk. room q 1881 Hcrond ave
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NJ EN-
MAKE NO
MI STAKE

Those who wish TO
avoid harsh methods
and serious Rfter-cosn-
pllcationH will do well
10 avail themselves of
the latest mild meth
oda with quick and
permanent results.
The irast injurious
treatment guarantees
tho quickest cure. Ny
treatment for all ran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-01
HUM BOlDT ARRIVES

The steamship Humboldt arrived
In port Tuesday morning with 400
canes OF canned salmon. 400 boxes
OF salmon and 800 barrels OF salt
herring. all from Alaska ports. She
Was 10 sail "Wednesday at ? D. m.
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FOR SALE
AUTOS AND MOTORCYCLES
HOTELS AND
APARTMENTS
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
SKULL is BROKEN


HREMERTON. Aux. The
skull Of Rancher r. A. Erickson.
found dead on the beach AT Browns
yillc. was fractured. and parts were
lmbcdded In tho sand. according 10
the coroner's Investigation. which
points toward murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-01
ORDERS occroo SOLD

The fishing schooner occtoo was
ordered sold by Judge Neterer OF
the United States district court
Tuesday by 4. q Marshal Claims
amounting 60 $500 were filed
against the boat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-01
JAPAN TAKES FREIoHrERs

Tho steamships Ava Marn and
the kamakura Maru OF the Nippon
fuson kaisha Steamship company
viii be taken over By the japanese
government upon their arrival in
Japan. ss transports. They have
been IN service for many years be-
tween Seattle and tho Orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-01
RIGK YOUTH ENllSTS

BY United Press Leased Wire
SALEM. Ore, Aug. Robert
Ankeny. son of Levi Ankeny. Walla
Walla millionaire. and himself
wealthy. today is an enlisted man In
the navy. He is a second-class ma
chinist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-01
MAY INCREASE SERVICE

Chairman Alexander OF the
house merchant marine com
nlttee introduced bill
In the house Tuesday 20
empower the president 20 per
NIT vessels OF foreign register.
during the war. TO trade coast.
wise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-01

stall "a. pure graduated sugar, ibs
Csc. Stall 81. pur. natural milk. PC
at Stalls ts-3;. new potatoes. lbs. 1bc.
dry onions. Z ibn- zoe; neE apples. Sc
a. : iarr. head cabbage. tcs 4 punches
carrots. Sc. tomatoes. toe ID. canning
carfrlss. 20 10. spTicots. 3i.29 crate.
stall 81. he 10Y beans. soc. ssc bottis
grape juice. 1oc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-01

stall ~. ips FranusAt.d sugar. sso;
} sacks or ibs. salt. &c. stall 70. pure
milk. % at, stall 81. loAvcs % bread,
isc. fresh made peanut butter. lsc 10.
oicomArgarine. s7e TO soc 10. butter. &c
and &c IN. Stau 8. wisconsin cream
brick cheese. Sse 10. stalls s0-si. swed-
ian fotAto ssutAEe. i5c To-; hamburger.
ia IN
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Public Markets


stall i02. best fresh churned Washing
ton creamery butter. s7c 10. lbs fi-t0i
y. Y sharp cheese. sec H.. fresh peanut
butter. 80 III large cans milk, tso
fresh puilct eggs. 2se DOT. stalls s-a-s-T.
20, roast. Sc 70 fffse No.. sirio,n steak.
isc III. fresh hamburger. i2he h.. Nsai
outlets. iTtso ID.
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MADAM ANGELINE

GENUINE EurPTtAN PALMtsT
Reads your .ntifa Ire. past. present and
future correctly. ElvtnR uames. dates
ard figures IN business. love, law mar
riaEs and domestic troubles. tells you
what you are bsst adapted for and
what 70 DO to better your conditions
IN life This lady reads y0gr hand 80
you would an open book reading
BY her vii meet your highest stp.cta-
lions. and you will bs wiser and hap.
pier after consulting her. shs having
the rift % Fsmosins all evil Influences
and placing you In an environment OF
happy thought and conts nfmsnt Sps-
cisl reading. this week 20 cents. hat-
fafAction guaranteed, Permanently
located at room :. Hotel burnside
tsssia First ave. opposite market.
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NJ = N
DON'T BE DISCOURAGED
ACT TODAY

We VIII
treat some
OF your all
rpents for as
low n fec as
So and $40
w . W II
m n X . you
an . \ c 2 p
tionally low
fee In any
ailinsnt you
may be sur
fcrlns from.
with this
low fee and
our long and
successful
experience
In treating
ailments of
M q n. y o u
a . . q not
. u ~ er an
o n err day.
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BOOST MILK PRICE


EVERETT. Aug. 1.-The high
cost OF everything has extended to
the dalries--,he price Of milk has
risen here from 10 TO IL cents n
quart and TO cents pint
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stall Is. Z he. rice. ssci Zoe Jar rings.
doE. ise; jar covers. -sc doE.. Mason
5arV pts. csc dos. ata- 100 dor stalls
ss-ss. flour. 1890 per sack; Astsr milk.
$40 case. 81 20 coffee. gsc. corn flakes.
BE- pkg. . lbs. mhcRroni. &c. Stall
az, sharp cream cheese. use Ii.
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CHINESE MEDICINE

CHINESE MEDICINE
N Nsu Have Hrsn
Doetorlns without We
suit for Years Nee ".
aud Investigate ny
remedies
The most obHtinat-
cases Of ssthma fhsu
niatisn ana nervous
disorders have i,esn
treated snrresrfnilY
Constipation, eatarth
ana disorders OF ths
bladder, skin anf
stomach. 49, well ~
appendicitis srs re-
lisved without opafa
tion. My advice u
fF.a
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BUSINESS prssoNAls


MoRkiNu NAN. IS, wislths TO
meet working siri not over 20, for
eompanioni object matrimnny Must
he senalhlc riirta and agencies save
yeur stamps r-51, star
rLnnniY LADY WOULD APPnn.
ciets tho acquaintance ~ refined Eou-
tiemsn between 50 and 90. object mat
fimony F-aa. Star.
RrsPECrAnIn RournnRN AMEN
team woman, middle age. deplroa az
auatnthnCe ~ gentleman, SO 60 t0i Oh
iect mattlmony, Address f.te, Hter,
NrsrkCrAniE. uNtScUM hE " n y
widow. a.. with means would I'm" 70
meet wen.to. do gentleman, 90 Go 20.
object metrimony Address ; o., star.
FOX rROT ana Other ,.'.., @0ae ~,
adult classes taught daily. to .. hip'
podroms
INV. GREENE - HOTEL HOLLAND.
Fourth end jefferson. near court house
Vastly reached for ministerial serNiees
Private pariars Main ttei
oENrtrMAN. soMr MEANS. wtsuEa
% meet lady under 30 Tor company
nAttimcry " suited "a kelly. pen-
eral Delivery. seatra
uENarirCHiNa ANn FtCortNu
whts YOU wait. Toe per ward singer
Sewing Machine Co, 1917 Thitd eve
HONEST, ATTRACTIVE MISS TO RUN
gfocsr, 1850 week object matfi.
rneus " suited. Address F.io, star.
RAGrtME PIANO PLAYING
And popular music taught lea 20 lessons
so rantasss nlds
kpnAkEna-''tA AT 1. at . THEY I'm
dene." 10 cents . roll. Jacobs. f..L
niag
PRACTICAL NURSE MRa wtLLEtk.
sen feis isth y W Phone BALLARD
iskf
AMERICAN MAX, brilANdEH Is At
attic. wants TO meet refined woman 81
about 20. vonFeniAi and run Towns
ehiect matrimons. Addres. F-ti, Htar.
HAPPINESS LIES ~ MARRIED i.ifE.
Are you lonely Join seattle tehahle
ffisnaahip club. Ladies' free, Ada y,
kysns. Ell linton. Apt. ~
| GENTLEMAN. MIDDLE Adf, Would
ike 20 meet refined lady object mat
Ftmeny r.sf, star,
~lEr ACQUAINTED SOCIETY -MEEr'
iuE- Thursday evenings ttis hiEhth
ave. Art u
FRiENnA OF MME. CItANg GALL AT
ttks iith ave
AUCTION SALE
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PlIRENOLOGlST AND MEDIUM
one who can sotusiiy tell you what you
wan, 90 know without asking single
question. Olives true advice how 10
Eein success IN business and family Af-
fairs. rouftshtp and marriages, tells
you what business 10 most lucky for
you. and what part ef tho World viii
be more surcsesful for gou advise. how
60 Eain and hold a good pnsitiou. She
tslia " tho one you Low. IL true OF false
gives the name % your future husband
or wife, ANA causes speedy marriage
With the one % your choice brings tha
separated together. makes happiness
between man and wife, The MADAM,
can advise you how 20 avoid all bad
luck ana trouble ana cause yon 60
have good luck and success ~ anything
you take ~ nam. rhia lady docs not
tell 90 please you. bat 9ivea only truth
fui advice sou can depend on. one
Niait 90 hos will repay sou Tor many
appointment. IN others THIS y
the nsdams first time IN seattle Hat
tsfaction guaranteed. or no charges
Special readings so erptr. FOR two
weeks only Hotel Green, Fourth and
rlks. room ~. Pike ~ entrance
Hours. 20 30. daily and Sunday.
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MADAME IONA

MANA VI u TVNTA
cLAIRvOYANT, PHRENOLOGfsT AND
PALsrIsTRY
5fs University. near Fifth. Tells past
present and future. consisting business
and love affairs; advise yon about d.
vorcs cases and what will be your
lucky step In life TO take, VIII toll full
names OF your lover, sweetheart.
friends, enemies. ana what you AFRO
most adapted for. Readings daily ana
Sundays.
RAFAEL MEDIUM. GIVES NAMEs
dates, facts in love. marriage. bust
nets, etc Absolute satisfaction guar
antfad or no charge Special low fec
today zoo Liberty Bldg. it04 THIRD
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ACREAGE ron SALE
INVEST yorR SAVINGS
N LAND
1890. =. 1920 saFakE

HTTV1F. I'M NF'EF1 ' ""
4 aeres. level. rich soil. tsla,
80 acres uevt % school house., ana N
closely settled district NtdrwaiN w'"rt
NJ re Wav a. fine town and market
Price tsss. easy terms
. .e-.s Of fine. large fiji trees snf =
errsk. tfke. see cash. so per meath
4 acres, hsfs % " cleared IN taain
eountv resa. cless 70 town Price ssfe'
easy terms
enix e5e fara 20 ANY ef These.
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MADAM VICTORIA
WORLDS GREATEST

phrenoiogiHt. guarantees 20
reed your entire life. give true advice
on business. Ice, health and family
affairs. anG what 10 do N be success
In life one visit will pay you for your
many disappoiutmenta IN others. She
viii remove all obstacles and tsli.you
how 20 win and hold tho one you de-
sire. Special rssdings Zoe. Daily and
Sunday Room 10 Abbott Hotel, over
owl drug store. a0b Y Pie.
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COLLATERAL LOANS

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HOUSES FOR SALE
FOR SALE

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t-room modern cottage: close In; lot
Serf0s Prizes tses: hsif cash.
YOUNG a RRoBERG
s3ss Ballard Ave Phone Ballard tlS.
RAINIER BOULEVARD CAR. HOME
Luus~x 81 SEQ small first payment; almost
Nv s-room house. bath. lights. gas
ssc.. located on f7th ave. -. near
Atlantic -. Sc oSnsr. room sbS En-
rirs Bldg Second and Madison
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73--oUSEs UNF. FOR RENT
TOK HENT-s ROOMS. MODERN.
large lot. fruit trees. $500. Call
Ballard .fs
f-RooM HOUSE. PARTLY FURNISH
cd. IS per month. 1908 seventh y.
AUTOS TO RENT
YOUNG NAN HAa NV 7-PAsENGER
auto for hire. careful driver rate,
reasonable. Phone mornings. Beacon
1901
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~ WALK dances are New Sors
49, style, 1 or lessons. privats
XII halls; young lady assistants
H no differences n you haven
I'M danced. pay and evening.
IA STEVENS M. fST ,sit' ~
Member national United Masters OF
Dancing Assoeiation.
ESYONE KNOWING TIE WHERE
atoufa OF william acAiistsr. iahorer,
formerly living In Eigin hotel. Seattle.
who lived % CRrolsii-. near the WI
Iag- Of Nossids. Antrim county, Ire
land, will do him favor by notifying
bronson, Robinson a Jones. tolman
Building. Seattle. Washington.