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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-02
The Always Wrong Mer.

Former President Taft j. one Of the
brainiest men in the United States today.
In his life since he left the White House he
has exemplified every ideal Of American
manhood. In his relation 10 the people of
this and other countries he occupies much
the same place that Grover Cleveland did
during the latter years of his life. And he
stands high in the esteem of even those
who disagree with him in politics and pol
icies.
Speaking at a recent dinner of the Lea
que to Enforce Peace in Pittsburg, Pa, Mr..
Taft admitted that he found a good deal
of satisfaction in the thought that the
leading disciple OF peace and the leading
disciple of war in this country were alike
opposing that league and the objects for
which it was formed.
He declared that, with Theodore Roose-
welt attacking the organization on the one
hand and William Jennings Bryan lambast-
Ing it on the other, the scheme j, more
likely TO be right than if the league had the
support of either.
As in most matters, the former president
is right in this statement and American
people know it. There are no other two
men who could nave found WAYS and
means TO be wrong a. many times A. have
Roosevelt and Bryan. Always totally ut
variance with each other, these two have
managed frequently to be totally opposed
to the right and the truth in matters that
have concerned the welfare Of the nation.
No other two in all the years of our coun-
try's historyhave so well earned the title
of 1.-The always-wrong men."-llouston
Post.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-02
Wilson Speeds the World Ahead.

The president has sped the world forward
at one bound five hundred years. Other
men have dreamed Of a parliament Of the
world, and a universal league of nations.
To Woodrow Wilson it ha- remained to
give concrete naturalization to what has
heretofore seemed an iridescent dream.
His proposal j. 30 bold that it staggers
mankind. Emperors and kings 10 become
the creatures and agents of worldwide SEN
timent. Conscience TO take the place OF
greed. Humanity to become the creed of
the universe.
This is the vision of one who stands up
on the mountain top with all nations at his
feet. No other man than Woodrow Viii
son has ever planned to make all peoples
kindred and to give peace and prosperity to
all alike.
Politicians will hesitate and bubble, a..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-02

Want State To Take
Over Normal College

AUSTIN, Tex, Feb. "A bill has been
introduced in the senate by Senator West
brook which provides that the state shall
take over the East Texas Normal College
situated at Commerce and conduct il ~
one of the state normal schools. This col
lege l. p years Of age and l. one Of the
largest norInals in the state not under
state control. The institution l. valued ut
S175. 600 and the citizens Of Commerce
propose To raise 500. 000 towards it, ac-
QUESTION and the state j. 10 pay the pres
ldent $4,000 for its equity: this sum not
to be paid. however, until August 81. 1918.
No appropriation l. asked of the present
Legislature a the schools are now well
Quipped, but the Thirtv-sixth legislature
will be asked 10 make the necessary appro-
priation for the enlargement of the in
stitution. There are now 700 students in
the school and in summer the attendance
reaches 1900.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-02
The Six-xear-OId

The family were having guests 10 din
ncr, and 6-year-old Edward had his supper
alone and was sent To bed somewhat ear
lier than usual. The appetizing aroma OF
roast turkey, in which he had not shared,
reached him as he lay awake bordering
over his hard fate, and he decided to de-
scend TO the dining room and claim ms
rights.
But when father, beholding the small
figure nj the door, demanded sternly
..Well, sir, what do you WANT" Edward's
courage fell. and he answered APOLOGIZE
caily, Il just came 10 see if You world
lend me a bone when you're through with
it.'-Exchange.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-02
Proposed Amendments
Get Favorable Reports
lBy Associated press.l

AUSTIN, Tex, Feb. Pour proposed
amendments to the constitution have re-
ceived favorable reports by the aenate
committee on constitutional amendments /:
probably the most important i that which
increases the salary of the governor from
$500 TO $4,000 a year. The other three
are: Joint resolution by Senator Harley,
which provides for the exemption Of cot
ton and wooden mills from taxation in
Texas for a period Of fifteen years, and
JOINT resolution by Senator McNcalus put
ting in effect the SINGLE tax system in
operation in Texas. Indications point TO
the adoption of these proposed amend
ments by the present legislature.
The senate committee on crimina iur-
isprudence has postponed indefinitely the
bill by Senator Buchanan of Bell county,
which would provide for the Torrens sys-
tenn Of registering land titles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-02
Factories For Making
10y Guns Constructed

AUSTIN. Tex, Feb. 2.-Factories for
the manufacture of toy wooden guns and
Jther paraphernalia, such as drums. cam
paign suits, shoes and articles formerly
imported from foreign countries have been
established in Mexico for the purpose Of
supplying the chill iren who are undergoing
military instructions i'll various schools
throughout the country.
Steps have also been taken, Mexican adj
vices say. to appoint military instructors
to import the knowledge of military affairs
to schoolboys.
According to an edict recently issued,
instructions and drills must be CARRIED ON
without the use of harsh words or material
violence.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-02
STR|NGFELLOW GAINS
TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS
RAILROAD MAN SAYS TANLAC is THE
ONLY THING THAT EVER HELPED
HIM AFTER SUFFERING YEARS.

"If the people of this own only knew
what Tanlac had done for me you would
sell a thousand bottles tomorrow" said Tom
Stringfellow. a well known employee of the
Southern Railway, who lives at 126 East
Ninth street, Admission, Ala. Mr.. String
fellow is well known in railway circles and
is on the Atlanta and Birmingham division.
81 suffered from stomach trouble and in
digestion for four years" continued Mr..
Stringfellow, "and got so | couldn't eat
hardly anything. | fell off until ! only
weighed one hundred nineteen pounds and
finally got 80 weak and rundown was on
the point of having to resign my position.
To tell the truth ] just felt like life was
not worth living because | just seemed to
be getting worse ali the time and nothing
seemed Ia do me any good.
81 would nave awful pains in my back
and kidneys and could hardly sleep. Two
hours each night would be almost all the
sleep | would get. HOST always after eat
ing | would nave gas on my stomach and
my heart would palpitate. | would get
weak in my limbs and have dizzy spells and
would nave spots in front of my eyes.
about a month ago | began reading
about Tanlac, and heard the railroad men
talking about it. Several of my friends
had taken the medicine and said it was n
fine thing for stomach trouble, 30 | decid-
ed to give it a trial. The first bottle help
ed me SO much | kept on taking it and
have just finished my fifth bottle. When
/ weighed the other day kicked the beam
at one hundred and forty-one pounds, and
was so surprised | turned around to see il
SOM one was not standing on the scales.
Yes, sir, that's a fact. | had actually
gained twenty-five pounds and feel like Il
well man again for the first time in four
years.
dTanlac helped me right from the start,
and before | had finished taking the see
ond bottle | got so | would eat and sleep
and work as good as anybody. That's
what the medicine did for me and every
body who knows me will tell you the same
thing. Why, ! can jast eat anything now
and indigestion never bothers me a par
ticle any more. ! can sleep good, too, and
feel aust fine in every way. Speaking OF
eating, my grocery bills have gone up to al.
most double.
HJust to show you what | think of the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-02

they always do. Critics whose magma
tons touch the clouds, and whose achieve
mentS could be narrated on the end of a
thimble can suggest "A better way. But the
common sense and Common sympathy of
the great mass of Americans will indorse
the presidents magnificent proposal.
There can be no enduring peace for the
world which i not founded on justice. and
which l. not bulwarked BY overwhelming
power. The president has horoScopcd the
only future for the world which j. worth
praying for and fighting for and living for.
Waco News.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-02
Stable Repartee.

The proprietors of two rival livery sta
bles, situated alongside each other in Il
busy street, have been having Il lively add
vertising duel lately.
The other week one of them stuck up on
his Office window a long strip Of paper
bearing the words;
'Our horses need no whip 10 make
them 60"
This bit Of sarcasm naturally caused
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-02

medicine | bought a dozen bottles today in
order to always have a supply on hand
wouldn't he without it for anything in the
world"
Tanlac is sold in Brownsville by The
Eagle Pharmacy, in Raymondville by Ben
3. Duifield and in San Benito by Symonds'
Pharmacy.
Advertisements /.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-02
The Great Texas Gateway.

Galveston Is one of the great American
seaports. 1t i the natural gateway for
the larger part of the american cotton
crop, and its Importance a a grain ex-
porting point i steadily growing. And the
United States j. going 10 recognize Calves
tons Importance by placing some Of the
new long-rangc cannon here to defend the
port.-Galveston Tribune.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-02

Paint marks on glass or mirrors NAV be
easily removed by rubbing with \ paste Of
whitening and ammonia thinncd with water
10 a consistency Of cream. Leave the paste
on and when dry wash off with soap and
warm water.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-02

some amusement at the expense Of the Il.
val proprietor, but in less than an hour re
neatly turned the tables by passing the
following retort on his own window:
"True. The wind blows them alongl'-
Picked-up
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-02

Tiny electric Mazda lamps fixed in po'
licemen's helmets serve to direct traffic II
the darkened streets of London, Eng.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-02

A tug dispatcher j. employed in New
York To control by telephone the movement
of 4 line Of tugs in the harbor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30

POULTRY FOR SALE

RHODE ISLAND RED ggGa 7hc ai.T.
ting ~ t5 goose eggs pee each. duck
eggs. 90 setting. White LeRhorn
chicks. - 30. Rhode Island Red and
Barred Rock chicks i5c each We do
custom Matching Queen Hatchery. -
Pike Elliott 2ost
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM RUTH

fftt III iAN littt-'attfPRlH
has the ppver 10 tell sou ans thins
bau Hart 60 hpgk CAN advise hgsi0ehr
men and working men ahai line ~
business et WafA viH Deg mast iihrlf
fef them and ~ hat part ~ th@ world
pih DO more suressafu for ibrm
The madam viii tfli sou h0w 10 INA
good position ana hew a. hold it
she does pot tell 20 please sou. but
Nites only tFu~ advice on business and
family nffatrs ruurfship and maj
fiAEe tells me name - your fntHrs
husband ut Nife hos 60 win The one
fpu lowe Fh- sa1lses baw 40 hftns
the separated together and makes
happiness iH yHHr hnms. trllH o. fer
safd tn suur absent friends she tells
f~u shtt business sou afs adapted
tnf uhrn Go speculate ard where 20
locate end hav go avoid eli trouble
She tells 500 the secrets ~ bsine
happy and surtssHfui iu anything so9
take Boa band ~ 500 afr worried or
dlsrouraEsA euhsuit Madam Hatb e.
once her advice wtii fetnnte all OBJ
sfariss Hrf readings ate ptfietfY cone
fdenitsi - abstraction faafants~1 of hp
charges This f. ths madame ftfst
ilfue tn Heaifie You bAVe seen the
otheFs nov s~e ths teuf. ~ in uoutlr
fRsfiai readings see iisuts. 10 va.
20 80 8 ~ Hotel Green. room 20.
Fourth and fstkr
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EXPECT TEARS
AS FIRST GOES
AWAY TO CAM,

The Second Washington in-
fsntry is concentrating IN Sc
attic. All Friday and Friday
night the eusrdsmen will be
arriving in the city by special
trains and boats, and at a.
m. Saturday. the troop trains
Will leave the Northern Pa
cific sheds for American lake.
The regiment will be shy aboul
lalf itH var strength Of Z.00Z met
and the Seattle battalion VIII lae
shout 200 men THE Signal corr
and Coast Artillery corps are wean
ing their uniforms nj the reqneal
Of the adiu'ant generals office 70
stimulate teeruiting and will main
tain recruiting stations In yariotis
lartH Of the city after the infantry
are al American lake
The Arm0ry has presented .
butinesslike atmosphere since Tie
inst call came. and there has been
H. weeping on the part Of feminins
q lsitorg This viii come satnrda =
ray officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
DIR. M1uDE PARKER
ASKS FOR Sal 81

The damage suit OF Or. Maud
Parker. physician. against ~
Northwest Motor Co. in which "A
asks s4i 500 damages because Of al
automobile accident October 20.
1915. is being heard before Judge
Dykeman.
DR. Parker was on the stand all
day Thursday She claims to have
contracted tuberculosis as the re-
suit OF injuries received In the ac-
dent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30

\ woEktNGMAN 81 SOME MEANS
wishes 20 set acquainted vith stonau
% good character. fr0m 20 t. e. years
- axe 0ns whp would appreciate
good home object uatrtmanv A.
area# H.tTF star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30

MIDDLE NoED WOMAN w0rL6 tfEE
position taking charge - small
roomlpR house Address ffi letter
SON 81
WIDOW WAISTS POSITION As lOGHE-
keeper 1881 Ninth ave- room z
oR FTAfN EFWTNG
Ill iaE Aadress Hiss. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
MADAME LESLIE

ANp cFAtgVoYA ST
h's famous phrsn1lrais' roads your en-
Tire ne from tho cradle 80 old aEr just
ns tho head Indicates. gives You dates
farit tolls you what has passed 81 iifr
what u happening without asking
single question. She does uot tel things
70 please. but reads things lust as the
head indicates; tells YOU what planets
you we're horn undsF tho lucky and un.
lucky planets. when and Vhan you will
marry. settles and explains love. family
troubles marriages. divorce health
business lawsuits. Hpeculatious. invest
tnenis transactions Of All kinds IN fact.
no matter what your hope fear ar ana.
billion. come 20 this noted phrenoiogist
Snd ma help There IL no need for
anyone 60 be unsuccessfui Her advice
remove. all trouble She guarantees
satisfaction or ne charge Her readings
are strictly confidential can and con.
suit her Tree Room Hotel Norris
lt@sh Third between Union ana Pfke
bffice hours 10 tn to H. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
NINE. CORDFLIA

'lairNo yant phrenologlst and card reader
VIII tell Won II the one YOU love IL true
or false; tell YOU wpen or whom YOU
VIII marry tn fact. she viii toll YOU
every hone. fear ar ambition hotter
than YOU can tell II yourself Advice on
business, speculation. Investment. love.
marriage. divorce. reunite the sepa
rHtcd aud cause speedy marriage with
the ono o. YOUR choice the secret of
power ana personal influence how TO
win In husinors. love. health ana all ar.
fairs Make no mistake when seeking
the advice ~ - rlairvoyant or palmlat
u paws 90 consult tho host ~ q seer
81 things hidden to man nr woman.
Mime. Cordelts has uo equal Manv pro-
tess the Fift 81 oiairN oyancY. but few
indeed. nre 10 gifted ono visit tn n
genuine Egyptian scientist VIII ropay
YOU for many diahppoiutments aIeab
Union st., Vernon Hotel 10 y m "a
. m.
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FINE STREET

q g. market. pot roast Ite 80
taHbufEef fzisc ~ Clarke 4 ZieRen-
faNn AnusEs neck and back bones q lta.
s5f round steak. zoe o. st0ngs s5r
can i.lptpns tea Geo. .sr can Hefhhe "a
coena. itt. 800 can Reliance shritnps. Zee.
he f#ucl Jap rice. see HaaiGs 10 and
Annst- peanut butter igc ~ hoHe made
rimento cheese. az t0c, stall e. Soc
a. olives taH. tery good coffee. fae TO-.
hHttHfwIis iNc gal. Uaaeisr Produce co
Annex potatoes s2tt sack. Ibs goo
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PUBLIC MARKETS


stall "a. Peerless corn Toe ehn. SO 10
sack rafh meal 2ac. Iot toilet paper. se
r9it htaN a. roast y.si ice ib shout.
Ger roast nation. zoe &c. StaH a. best
Eggs. dpE etc. large cans milk 5 Tor
Gee stall O.. salmon. Use can. AHtsr
miih. '4f cen. stan o. crabs far
+-e kipp"red herring ihs Esc. salt
herring. lts @te ktail 3d. ripe olives
o. ~ ssuefhraot. zee 20 xuisbnsh
ltr ih
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Reads your head Just a. It indicates from
the cradle 10 grave. what business you
are adapted for, when and whom you
VIII marry. settles and explains love ar
fairs ana family troubles. reuniten The
separated sto. Explains permanent
health rules Satisfaction guaranteed
or no charge 80 one IN trouble turned
away money or no money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
MADAM PHOEBE

FFsT READINGS FREE
Tells paHt present ard future eansiattHr
hasInsss and tsVc affairs advises Foa
shout divorce cases and uhHt wl8i 30
gnut iacht step fn ITO % take aili tell
fuli names - Y9mf lover rpvstheart
frtrHGs. enemies. and sba, fou are moot
adapted fpf FsruARwnf located New
EsA Apis GsssA Fitsf ave corner BELL
gaH
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PUBLIC NOTICES

ShANp orESiNG ALnATnosF rAvIt-
ion. silver i.ats SUNDAY. Apfll g.
banding afternoon esd evening and
every SUNDAY thereafter WaEnsra ~.
theatfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
LOTS FOR SALE
OLE HANSON g SOM

soy is the tlme 70 buy Navy Yard prop
erir We have the best ipoated two
blocks from NaYy Yard cement side
walks sewer. light and water to prop
ertyt one block from school This
property should double in price tn a
xerY short time Price ttg3 10 $500
per lot, easy terms
ale Pike 81 Elliott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30

NOTICE X HEREBY GIVEN TINT
sealed hids VIII be received for All the
assets ~ the bankrupt Rosaia Broth.
ers Inc corporation. except ac-
counts receivable and cash on hand.
10 hc submitted to the Referee IN
Bankruptcy, at his office. ts04 g.. e.
smith HuiidinE, Seattle King county
Washington. On OF before the End day
81 April, 1915 AZ o'clock D. m. to
he at that time opened and passed
upon. iids may be submitted for the
whole or any part ~ said assets and
all bids must he accompanied hy cash
or certified check equal IN amount
10 10 per cent Of the amount ~ tho
bid. In case Of the acceptance Of any
bid. balance Of tho purchase price to
be paid forthwith In cash upon the ao-
ccptauce and approval thereof aud de-
livery ana conveyance Of the property
purchased. Intending bidders are no.
tifiod that the business 81 said bank
rupt h. being operated by the Trustee
az 1901 4 ona THIRD ave seattle and
that a complete inventory OF the assets
~ said bankrupt as they existed on
February =. 1917. may be examined
AZ the office Of tho Referee or at the
place Of business of aaid bankrupt. to-
wit 1901 zoos Third ave Seattle.
Washington. aud tho present condition
OF tho stock Of said bankrupt and tho
amount remaining undisposed Of may
be asrertained by an examination
thereof and that all bids submitted
shall be upon the basis of taking said
assets ap they shail exist on the End
day Of April 1917, at o'clock .. IN
The right tn reject any and an bids IL
expressly reserved.
Dated ut seattle Washington. this etst
day Of March. 1871.
r. W GUST.
in Bankruptcy Of Ro.uia Broth
ere the q corporation
~s~.~~~N~-~>~~e>yN~lNe ONJ~~N~~~4~O~~~~~
"The Double Squeeze" saved the
day for the Giant killers. SEQ The
star Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30

TO SAIL
Nareh 10 Alaska. CordoyA Pier
SANTA Ana. Kstchlkan. Pier 3
Yokohama AaFu. JapNn-Chira q n
ducA
Governor san Francisco Pier u
Mai kefuhikan Pier
Humboldt. shsEwny Pier
Curacao, knlk AacheraNr q r. y
dock
Eefdova Cordovn. Pier
Portland NsfchikAn. fler
March - Ndfniral Dewey. san Fran IT,.
90 Ifer -
April i-Naidrs catdova Pier
Admiral FarfAEnt Cordova q r. p
dock
Prince George Prince Rupert. O. T =.
dock
10 ARRIVE
March - Nofthw sEttrH. s = and + "
Alaska. Pier
city ~ seattle : D. Alaska r. =
dock
April Princes sophia. skaRwsy. VAN
cnuser
Admiral sehisy san Francisco Pier d
Prince George. Prince Rupert q r. p.
dock
April 81. Luckenbarh. orient Van
epuAef.
President San Diego. Pier u
Empress % Russia. Japan china Van
reuYcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30

WHtDBY isIAND--ia ACRES. FART
ready FOR pieW rich. level black land
free from rock and gravel fair buiid
tnVs. near town and BAY ready 80
move right 80. Price $500 third
cash takes possession uoN AK for
Mr. cluck. 81 Langley wash
TRIMS on STOCK or NERCUANbIRE
Wiil take ny swell improved s-Rcve
ranch: every convenience. 81 as
James o'Neii. Marysyilie wash
TWO FARMS FOR SALE. CHEAP.
VIII trade one Or both for Seattle
property 2sto ifth y. r North 1855
- ACRES. 2 MILES FROM RENTOS /.
free rent 10 party who Will care Tor
same Call 1917 Lane ~ m . y m
~-~.N.~~~~c~c~~~~.o~~~~c ~~~~>~r~~-~~~~~~-~
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CHANGE IN ADDRESS subscribers
should he sure AMI give their old
as we'll as their new address.
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ALL. subscriptions must I've started
from date the substitution - re-
ceivea Hack NUMBERS cannot BE
supplied.
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NICELY IMPROVED FARM
BUILDINGS! WILL. FRUIT

WIN acres all cleared ard
fenced. rnfnrtatge ftrnpfu
house chicken house % hold
500 birds harm and other
outbuildinKas fine lot ~ brsr-
ing frnit trees and Fuaii
fruits This viii make fine
house for Anyone eorklnE IN ths
riiy. within Walking distance 81
ferry. So fare Price st.ss6.
small payment down balance
uantGiy Take Kirkland boats
az Madison park ~ office -
BURKE q FHrfar iu kirkland
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4s-MlseelLANeous FoR SALE



order your sash and peafs direct from
q u WILLIAMS CO Ne cell Tor lees
because ~ esn our awn miii Lars.
stock prompt ahtpment snd safe de.
tiYsfs &C. destination guaranteed pnf
bia Illustrated catalogue SO. - mailed
free postpaid. ea receipt q request
We o. no, handle rough lunsbsf
s,eraas nansi doors. Ma. .tt+.+.t.. las
.-piy veneer panel doors ....s... 2 90
FfuHt glass doors. estsaes t..ss.4..4 acc
Kitchen xiass deer. uKht. t....... 80
NunHatva rash as low .-..+.r-t. 81
stA hath~a sash ...s.ts t...r4...... seB
sesgA medicine cabinet door. .s,s... -ss
PANEL cupboard dnnfs t.s .fssstttt~s -
aiY Geld N~sl rHnflne 4........t.. ias
We Gerry t8ii uno - building tnatsrisE
tneiudtus frames inside nnish build
ere hardNars. rAfHt. etc
. n WILLIAMS co
1913 Ftfst Ave Seattle wash
NOTICE
Have Your trees SPRAYED ~ an sx-
prflsntea man Dale gasoline pans
ftaee Fuaf order eseAsd queen Anne
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SALT wAInn bIAcn

5 ACRES, si2b
No finer water front on Puget sound
sandy beach. no bluff only 10 foot
20 water. great potato land lots ~
fish and CLANS. 4 boats daily 20 city
ana market tf25 So cash. Is month
See Daht 50 Downs Blk 100 Second
~OS~0~~N~~-~Y~~~~~~-
II LOTS FOR SALE