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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-08-08
ARE thin, FRAIL PEOPLE
RESTORED TO HEALTH
BY TANLAC
Many Remarkable Ex-
fences Told
PEOPLE In all Ranks OF Life Tell What
Celebrated Medicine Has
Done for Them

II HAVE just finished my third
bottle of Tanlac and have gained
twenty seven pounds" was the
truly remarkable statement made
BY Mrs. Charles Peden. residing at
SIS Mill Street. Huntsville, Ala.
when | commenced taking the
medicine" she continued, II only
weighed ninety-eight (98) pounds;
now | weigh 125 pounds. and never
felt better in my life. For years |
have suffered with a bad form Of
stomach trouble. constipation and
pains in my side and hack. At
times the pains took the form Of
torture, and | was twice examined
and each time / was told tina: | had
appendicitis and that al operation
would be my only hope.
II had made all preparations for
the operation and called in my Sis
ter to tell her good by, as | did not
know whether | would live to see
her again or not. My sister beg
ged and pleaded with me not to al
low them to cut on me and told me
to wait and try q good tonic for a
while. The next day, as | returned
from the consultation room. l thot
Of what she said, and as / had heard
80 much about Tanlac, | decided to
try it and got a BOTTLE"
II never returned for the opera
ton. but just kept taking the Tan
lac. Right from the start l began
to feel better. The medicine SEEM
ed to take hold right at once.
II was 80 happy over the wonder
full improvement in my condition
that | sent for my neighbors to tell
them how much better / felt. l
sent and got another bottle of Tan
lac. and have just finished taking
my third bottle and feel as if / have
been made all over again into q
new woman"
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Pierre, S. D., July 3O-What
is probably the first prosecution
under the state law prohibiting
the teaching of German in ele.
mentary schoolssin the state was
brought a few days ago in Greg.
DRY county where a teacher of a
German school entered plea of
guilty and was fined $25. He
asked if he might resume his
school along religious lines only,
but was told that if he must
teach German and could not
Americanize himself the place
for him was in the country to
which he acknowledged alleg.
lance, and not in this country.
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Stockholm

The Ladies Aid of the West church
were entertained at the S. p. Carlson
home on Friday afternoon Of last
week.
DaM Berg and Miss Judith Hedman
autoed to Clark last week to attend
the wedding of Miss Hall, q friend Of
Miss Hedman.
Mr.. Arnold Berg is spending q
weeks vacation at his parental home.
The Eclov young folks were pleas
ant callers at the j. T., johnson home
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Esther Berg was in Milbank
last Monday to have some dental
work done.
Mr., Aug. Anderson is spending
some time with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. @. N. Redeem.
Mrs. A. G.. Berg and son Arnold
went to Aberdeen last Saturday to
spend Sunday with Mr.. A. +. Berg
They returned Tuesday morning via
Watertown.
Miss Lacqus Of Watertown spen,
the weekend at the Mollberg home.
Harry Lindgren, Elmer Ec!ov and
the Misses Mile EclOv and Selma
Erickson autoed 70 Watertown SUM
day afternoon.
The Bernard Berg and ~. c.. He'd
man femt1ieo Wsss visitors ii Water.
town Sunday.
hr. and Hrs. Will Church and r..
sAndsMJb. Cueick M WnnrtOvu visit
q q - AuN uollbtff hOlhe -
0npda5.
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A fervent. but unlcttered, preacher
among the mountain whites of the Car
olinas was exhorting his flock to come
forward and take advantage of the
means of grace"
1T air pride that's keeping you set
tin in yore seats" he cried. "Come to
the altar and get down on your
benders, and If they air too stiff with
pride, ile' EN-, lie 'em. as it says in the
Scriptur' with lie OF Pa:.noS."-New
York Evening Post.
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OLD-TIME ENGINEER TALKS

Engineer Chas. j. Weeks, who
runs the Seaboard Air Line fast
train Fox between Jacksonville
and Tampa. bears the distinction of
being the second oldest engineer in
point Of service with this road,
having been with the company for
thirty-fve years.
II have gained twenty pounds on
seven bottles Of Tanlac and feel as
we'll and happy - / did when . boy
said Mr.. Weeks.
For twenty years suffered
with nervous indigestion Of the
worst Sort" he continued, land
at times during the past fifteen
years | didn't think / would last
much longer. To tell you the truth.
/ finally reached the point where |
didn't much care whether l lived
OF died."
Thousands of other people all
over the country have reported the
same astonishing gains in weight
after taking Tanlac. Among these
are: Mrs. f. @. Wilson, Of 1877
Bass St., Atlanta, Ca, who gained
Is pounds; Edward Reno, 1721
broadway. Kansas City. Mo-, who
gained 25 pounds: Mrs. w. C.
Cochran, OF Juliaetta, Idaho, who
gained % pounds: Mrs. Doll Davis,
nf los Samuel Ave-. Peoria, ILL.,.
who gained 80 pounds; Chas. E.
Shaffer, sos w. Charleston ST.,
Portland, Ore, who gained "a lbs.
Mrs. Amelia Mann, r. F. D. No.. 2,
Ogden, Utah. who gained Is lbs.
w. S. Hukill, 1908 Park Ave-, Ia
coma, WASH, who gained 20 lbs.
Mrs. B. w. Smith, 3113 Burdett
st. Omaha, Neb., who gained IS
pounds: Fred w. Saunders. Tic
Market St San Francisco. CAL.
who gained "A pounds and many
others too numerous to mention.
Tanlac is sold in Milbank by N.
J. Bleser, in Revillo by L. E. Est.
ness and in Big Stone City by P.
H. Clote.
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We have just overhauled our
trucks and offer for sale:
One 3 ton Wilcox $4,000
One 2 ton Wilcox 10000
One ID ton Wilcox 10000
One 3 ton Indiana 10000
These are complete with suit
able bodies.
w. E. Raymond, Summit S. D.
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Miss Myrtle Thompson left for South
Shore Sunday.
Mrs. w. Briggs Of Lake Benton, is
visiting her mother here this week.
George Savidge and family left for
Oregon last Wednesday.
A. r. Trude's mother and family of
Aberdeen are here visiting for q few
days.
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Notice Of Teachers Examination.

You are hereby notified that
there will be an examination for
State, Vocational, First, Second,
and Third Grade Certificates
held at the Court House in Mil
bank, August 14-16, 1919. Work
will begin at $50 a. m.
Nettie S. Johnson,
County Superintendent.
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Many People Report
Big Gains in Weight
Mrs Chas d
gains ~ pounds
uAs TWICE ExfuINED and TOLD
OPERATION WOULD Be
heb ONLY HOPE

uLU UNLI Hull
One Of the most noteworthy fea-
cures in connection with Tanlac
and the one that stands out more
prominently than any other, per-
haps, is the very large number Of
we'll known men and women from
Ill parts Of the country who have
recently reported astonishing and
rapid increases in weight as a re-
suit Of its use.
When so many we'll known people
Of unquestioned integrity make
statement after statement, each
corroborating the other, the truth
Of such statements a M longer
Be doubted.
Thousands have testified that this
famous medicine has completely re-
stored them to health and strength,
after every other medicine and the
most skilled medical treatment have
failed.
One Of the most remarkable cases
on record is that OF Mrs. Viola
Ives, Of 3l5 Cross street. Little
Rock, Ark. whose statement APP
pears below.
In May Of 1913," said Mrs.
Ives. ~ suffered . complete break
down Of my nerves and my entire
system gave way. Abont six weeks
afterwards ! was carried to the hos
pital. | became perfectly helpless
couldn't move any part Of my body
md just lay there in bed for five
months. not knowing anything or
anybody. / was brought home in
October, 1918. and tried ell kinds
u medicine and everything | was
told about.
u Rad about 90 many people
getting relief BY taking Tanlac and
~ husband got ms . bottle. At
- taking three bottles | began to
1eol better. | have taken several
bottles Of Tanlac now | can walk
anywhere and sleep like . child.
When | took my first dose Of Tan
- I weighed only one hundred and
fMenty-two pounds. | now weigh
one hundred and sixty-two-an act
~ gain Of forty pounds since I
staTted on Tanlac."
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LEGAL NOTICES

ABSTRACTS At kEDUcED RATES
Money TO loan ITO Third ave
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FARM LANDS

no NOr WANT LAND7
~ Won no
HERE ARE MANY REASONS WHY
NoU SHOULD HuN 30 ACRES
OF THIS LAND
You can buy now at The very low
opening prices. and longtime pay
mrnta
SIS PER ACRE AND UP
Has NO stunps 10 dig out and can
be cleared and piowed for Sc per
acre Located on the Yakima riN-
roads. graded state highway and
power iinc cross this land. II un-
der gravity flow OF Government
Irrigation Project.
BEST FARM LAND IN STATE
Deep. heavy ash soil. In the district
that has Tho longest growing sea-
son In the Northwest. and the rec
ord crops. Located less than
mile from land that rctailcd for
$500 per acre.
WE HAVE SOLD 10000 ACRES
In the past year to farmers and
business men. and now ia the tirnc
tu buy before We advance the sell
Ing price. buy now at wholesale
prices before the spectators get
To boosting prices Forty acres Of
this good level land will make You
independent, nr prices VIII nd
vance rapidly. See the pictures at
our office OF the land and i'm
proved farms there. We are maxi
Ing several trips each week to the
land. When buying from us you
save The agents profit.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
owners
Gi2 Green BLDG. Main iii0.
Omen r,ventps.a Tti Ia
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY
Attoru~ys.atIax

]. y. MISREPRESENTATION 1887.
General practice. All cases Free
consultation. ais Burke BLDG pos
Second ave. Main 1908.
r.. r. schoff. Downs Blk. 100 End av.
Consultation free. All cases. Fees
moderate
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SMALL BUNGALOW

SMALL BUNGALOW
Only $3.50 Cash
In Phinney district. one block from
car. on lot 40x100 to alley. n good
broom bungalow. with fireplace.
pnnelied dining room, basement
Vacant on the 10th. Price f2,650.
WHITE a. POLLARD. Inc.
Main $50. 600 Leary Bldg. Q. A. 2917.
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ACREAGE

s-in.ts-AcHE FAHNk
DAIRY cows FARM NAcHiNEltf
CLEARED LAND EASY TEHhh
Tboroiy cleared land. ready for
blowing. partly improved tracts
which have been seeded 10 pas
ture Tor number ~ years. can
be- had In this splendid water
front farm. which 10 only hair
mile from paved road 10 krhtil"
Fonetderad for years one - ~.
finest places. both ms 20 soil ana
location. In this section We wiz
Furnish dairy cows. farming I'm
piementH etc. o. amy one NOV
Ing on places this year. stores,
grade and high school convenient
also haif-houf stage service we'll
Improved district Price 800 per
acre and up. Terms arranged 20
suit
ut'WKE A. FAHftAH. Inc.
203 New York block
B. ACHES LOAN. EASY TERMS
Less than one hour from seattle
good transportation; intefurban
or machine. rich. level loan SOL
very easy To- clear. ideal for small
fruit berries and chickens clos"
10 the market YOU can live here
and work In the city. For full
partiiafH rec
= VAN ARaDALfs 4 co.
Main 90 1913 Third Ave
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ICE AND LAUNDRY SERVICE. MA
rine Corps. Quariermaeter's De-
par;ment. Washington. u. c. May
/. 1918. SEALED PROPOSALS. In
duplicate. will be received In this
office until IL n. m. June 2. 1913.
and then be publicly opened. for
furnishing Ice and laundry service
during the fiscal year bscinning
July 4. 1913. at Portsmouth. y, H.,
Boston. Mass. bingham. Mass.
Newport. X. l.. New London Conn.
Iona Island. n, Y. New York. n. Y
Lake Denmark. n. J.. Annapolis.
Md. Washington. u. C.. Charles
ton. s. G.. Pensacola. Fla. Key
west Fis.. New orleans. La. san
Diego. Cal Mare Island. Cal. San
Francisco. Cal. Brcmerton. wash.
and cuatnnamo. Cuba. Proposal
blanks and other Information may
be obtained upon application TO
this office. Depot Quartcrmaster.
~ c.. SO Annie at. San Francisco.
Cal. and the Commanding officer
or Post ouartermastsr. Marine
barracks. al the stations namea.
In applying. specify which forms
ar. desired. This office reserves
the right to reject any or all bids
or parts thereof. and to&aive In
formsiities therein. Bids from reg
uiar dealers only Will be constd-
cred. c. l. NEGATIVELY. Brigadier
General. QuartermasteF.
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STOCKS AND BONDS


Will MY
Liberty Bonds. Thrift stamps.
War Savings Stamps.
Great Western Petroleum.
Alaska Petroleum A. Coal.
National Mines 81. l,aksr Oregon
WILL BELL
9 Alaska kteamship .s..... 20 90
20 wieks Tire ............. 10 90
100 Universal nigh Power 80
iSSg p I@"r Electric weider ~
100 Post Ranch on Texas. 300
1000 Cons Faiterrsk Pet..4... .0a
1000 Red Monarch ......s.. OF
1000 Hack Hawk Mining ... %
1000 mount Itainler ...+.s.... 90
400 chitinh Kustulana ...... 90
MAX WINKLEH
2it linton - Elliot, $50
VIE uUY LIBERTY BONDS At
smell discount. also partial pay
Tnent receipts and w. g. Stamps
zot Halght Bldg.
% Bts'>tss OPPOKTtNITIEs
BARBER SHOP FoR $3.50
Located In downtown district. rent
only $40 n month. Living room
In connection. Splendid chance for
SECURITIES INVESTMENT co.
3is Boston Block
90 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED
o . y . o . . o y . o . . o o
o BUSINESS owSEns. NOTE o
o List your business with the o
o RELIABLE INyENTMENT co. o
o for QUICK ACTION. o
c We sell all Hines OF business. o
% secure partners and raise o
o additional capital for all o
% merit 10 rious propositions. o
o None too large or none too o
q small for uE 30 handle. o
% WE HAVE THE BUYERS o
10 See Va for Quick Sale. o
o No charge for listing your o
% business with rs. o
o RELIABLE INVESTMENT CO. o
20 7i7 sEABOARD BLDG. o
o Fourth and Pike o
Q Q o a. Q . os o o o o o o
- PERSONAL
TALENTED AND AMBITIOUS PU-
pills for voice culture, deep breath
Ing. Italian method exclusively.
Quick method 20 vaudeville stage
neasdnhbl. rates. Call Monday.
Wednes dAy. Thursday only. ii4
Denny way. near First ave.
|. AnTED-EvERY WOMAN TO RE
main BEAUTIFUL by using Princess
nesuilr.r. powder AMI creams
value s,ss. special sfso. Finish.
ing cream Io~ Princess Toilet
Co. soss Arcade Bidx.
WANTED -DrAMoSr,s. OIL, Govt,
OLD JEwELRy. OLD silver
WATCHES. OLD FALSE TEETH
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
SMITH JEwELRy CO
tis T.. G. SMITH BLDG. 9TH FLOOR
PRIVATE gANfTARfUM - REsfG-
tered physician. Specialist In all
conditions ~ women. Terms rsa-
sonable. iezT 18th ave Capitol
SWITCHES AND cURfls MADE
from combinrs. Ladies' Improve
ment Shop. $40 Union st Main sbo7.
JASPER g ANGRTEAD - CALL
GENERAL. DELIVERY FoR MAIL.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES on CREDIT.
MICHAEL. 700 PIKE ST.
y. l. P.--please write 20 me. G.
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY TO LOAN: cry AND
farm property. Fecney 4 Pettin-
gill n r. Block.
LOANS MADE on SEATTLE VA
cant property. 5oi Lyon Bldg.
isi WANTED To BORROW
ABSTRACTS At kEDUCED RATES
Money To loan. ITO Third ave.
Main 1917. Washington Title Co
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, FOR sA.E-I,EAL Esy ATE
,a.soo-rIllNNrY nIsrnlcr

ta,spo-fiiiNNEN biSTIl'T
We sold two OF these bungalows
this week. have just one left ~
you are paying tsh per month
rent you are paying 500 per year
or per cent Interest on $500,
whereas you can own the above
cottage. pay tssoueash. and your
rent Will aGount 20 only ttto
per snnurf but your monthly pay
mentH viii even reduce this This
IL n new bungalow, has living
rcpn 2 bedrooms. Kitchen with
breakfast nook and bath. Plumb
ing, light fixtures ana shades viii
be put In. fss tONt0o To- alley. All
street improvements In and paid,
Monthly payments. as. No mort
gage 10 assume.
tl.ss6r-uEART or BALLARD
A a-roon house with bath. gas and
electric lights. situated 100 feet
from paved street and car All
street improvements In and paid
except paving. Immediate posses
sion. pwntr wants 1900 cash. bal
ancc. mortgage. at per cent
yi.000-w WEST SEATTLE
A good 1-rnom home with gas. cleo
trio lights'snd water Lot s0Kfzo
TO alley. situated near the june
ton, Easy terms Immediate pos
session.
". A. SCHROEDER
ais Boston Block. Main 81,
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= FOR sALE-MTsCELLANEOUs

VVuS Vsuss<tt - GkspGF
o. w. WILLIAMS co.
SASH. DOORS AND MILL WORK
Now II the time tn order your screen
doors and windows. window
screens covered with heavy gal
vanized wire mesh. i5c per square
foot
z-exs-7 screen doors. y. Ealv. 80. 90
z-8xs-9 screen doors, =. galv... 200
9-0x7-i screen doors. iN. galv.. z.7s
a large stock Of f-iDch and s-inch
cedar siding: just the thing for
your bungalow or garage. 1900 TO
Our strictly first class GOLD SEAL
duality and price. 1-pIy. 5000:
z--ply. $3.50; s-ply. $500 per roll Of
fns square feet.
send postcard for our large Illus
trated catalogue No. 30. sent free
on request
We sell anyone. ship anywhere. and
90 all
o. n. WILLIAMS co.
1913 First Ave 8. Seattle.
WHEN AT corr BrsDG.
Better call In and see waidron cos
stock Of. furniture. on the ground
floor. where terms can he had at
cash prices. They also show rugs
there. az well as in the Henry
Bldg. across the street.
BIO PIANO BARGAINS
In our EXCHANGE department In
rebuilt pianos.
e. r. BENDER co.
1929 Fourth Ave.
Between Pike and Pine.
THERE'S Is REASON WHY
WA -
due tn low prices. rood terms and
liberal treatment generally that
brings such large trade To 1922
Fourth ave. Henry Bldg. You are
invited to look over their large
assortment
PHQ0o0RApHs OUR SPECIALITY
FORFrCT RECORDS
MEDICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
1915 Westiake. Elliott 2g7S
Opposite New Times Bldg.
FIRE AND BUR OIL a r. PROOF
pafes safe cabinets. bought. sold
and exchanged. Lock expert work
and repairing.
PURCELL SAFE co.
Main ss7. 71s-720 Fourth Ave.
BEST PIANO AND PHOSOGHAPH
values nj Frfnger'a Piano House.
1922 Third ave. Elliott 2907.
SLIGHTLY USED WATCHES. HIGH
grade standard makes. at very low
prices. Bobs, SIS Third ave.
RHODE ISLAND RED EGGS. tf50 a
setting s5th and Eighth ave. ".
". Kenwood 1910.
HYDRAULIC RAM. FINCH DRIVE
pipe. tank and tower. =. A. zS5l.
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VITAL STATISTIC

MARRIAGE
.. II. wasss and Rose n ..
Alfred De veto. a.. and Mary A
ton. II. Seattle IL
Arthur G. Hirne kirklAno. ens
T. Miscr. Los Angeles
Arn~ Husnskor and Mira celesu
prank Le SoIs Fieehart ana
Hammond Tacoma
Frank Gilbert Horner ana fiors
Winchester. seattle.
John " Crowley. Seattle. ana
Hefncr EiicnsburE- -
chester =. Mower. blaine. and Ross n
Miles. seattle.
Marotaro surawars. -. and AidoH
Tugii %. Seattle.
elmer A. johnson. 90. and Anso'nets
Van Oinen. -. Rrcmerton.
George r. Lltslc~ood. ~. Seattle.
Ellen q. sutton. spokane.
BIRTHS
Boy 20 Mr.. and Mrs A. Ia LosA
itiih First ave. Feb ;.
Giri TO Mr. and Mrs A. =. suH'
asti. General hospital, April ~
Girl Go Mr.. and Mrs, y. II. Aa's@hs
s3so 18th ave. s. April 80
CIR. 10 Mr. aud Mrs. II. ". corretnefs
Seattle General hospital. April ~ -.
BOY TO Mr. and Mrs. q. Mole'tA' -i-
sist ave s. April -. ...s}
Girl TO Mr.. and Mrs o. looov'o'
i&th ave. April -. s,eI
Glfl 20 Mr. and MIS-. X humyuNs' 80
Yesier way. April ~. ,.,-...
poy 10 Mr.. and Mrs J. sayL o'br'en-
wash, Aprii -. r~v,,,.
Girl to Mr.. and Mrs H. y
ass seth y W. April ~. s,.1
poy 10 MIR. and Mrs. J. Hanson. AZ
y 18th st, April 20. x
G,rl 10 Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Mahenxs.i
isIs nth s. April 81
Girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Mehase""'',
1897 Eighth s. April SO ,,,. .,a|
Girl to Mr.. and Mrs. w =. he'is'
ssrd n, April 80. ,-e.l
HOY TO Mr.. and Mrs. A. krom' 10
Boyer ave. April ~. :. ,,..,a. -ea
Girl TO Mr. and Mrs. A. a. "ei'e''
" lsrd St. April 5. .,.s
Girl 10 Mr.. and Mrs. j. X 'oh"s'"'
BROOKLYN ave. April L. . ,-.u. xa,
hoy TO MIR. aud Mrs. F. w. Kelly s's
Borcn ave, March ~. .,, .s,sl
Girl TO Mr. and Mrs II. J. vincent
THIRD w. April &c xse|
Glrl TO Mi. and Mrs. a. po" :.
y Tsnd St. April 2e- $50 -,
hoy to Mr.. aud Mrs J. NJ haiies'
e5th ave. April ~ .... ~
olri 10 Mr. and Mrs J. NJ. stevens
2srd ave. w. May a.
Girl 20 Mir, and Mrs ;. y.
ioos Seventh ave. n, May =, ~
Girl to Mr. and Mrs. J. hooss'"' -
s4th ave w. April -.
Boy To Mr.. and Mrs i.awso"' "a
Eighth ave, April u. go, AI
Girl to Mr.. and Mrs u. Se'os' |
Hayes 81. April %. 80, ~
Hoy 60 Mi aud Mrs. h has"''
Yesicr way. April IS. ..susns <<X
Hoy TO MIR aud Mrs IL. III. schhS"'<
Gst spring ST.. April 80, -,
Hoy TO MIR and Mrs. II. krmaoA
seventh ave. w May l. -
Girl to Mir and Mrs. J. skothe''''
w Dawson St. April 70. .,W
Boy to MIR. and Mrs. {. l. Nhs't n
w concord st. April %. n.y.
Girl to Mr.. and Mrs A. +. Mullen. W
v Morgan st, April Il.
DIVORCES a.
Complaints filed .,.,M
Esther II panliger against han'''W
Danztger. non-suppSrJ -
Minnie Bishop against Ira hsh'p' -
support .,..,,,ek
Mary H. Cummings against chaf's%
Cummings. support
Stella Marie Bow against Cha'''
Bow. nom support -
Edith W. Anderson against hen's
dcrson. non-support. >.,.sn.
Nils IL. Nelson against Margtfet -
dcsertion , ,.,-,-
Jahue t.aughiin against Josie ~ ha's"
iin Insanity. -
A Chenery ~. ssis Leary ave. MAJ ~
A. j. Ahbatt, 90. Gas y. Nith 81, ae<
H. Severtx -. laos W. seth St. ma
A. Trssnak a. St1 Is. seth st., MAJ
L. A. shade, Ca i3os 18th ave- p. 40
L. r. Fuller. IS, i993 Weller ST.. AN4
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PARIS. May Here's n new
Pershing story. A New York vaude.
vile manager offered the general by
cable a five.fgure offer TO appear for
"A series OF short war lectures. No
answer, Two weeks later the pro.
duced oabled. Have you entertained
my offcr?"
And the general replied. mo. but
your offer has entertained me-"
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broom bungalow. $4,000. $500 cash.
$35 n month. interest included In
the monthly payments. A nice.
modern bungalow, with cement
basement. garage; large lot, with
alley: street improvements In and
paid for. near car t333s)
KEAN EROS.
2023 Market 81 Ballard 1877.
Take Ballard Car to Market 81.
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WORK tSGMANs HOME
g rooms and bath room fair egndl-
ton close I'M three car lines
81. 500; 1850 cash. t2s month. Ei-
iiott 2ist
ron SALE GROOM; GOOD LOT
close In. u,7b0. 400 cash, bhlanc,
as rent ~ n. Co. 9OA Sehboafh
nldR. Elliott los.
GROOM HOUSE. CONN " g 7 y -
with sewer; fine view wood bnae %
ment. ti.52h. $500 cash. 3f03 ffo'
mont ave,
7s-k UNIVERSITY
@ ROOMS AND DEN
Near University library
Indirect lighting system
Lot f0xtoO
Price $4,000
$3.50 Cash
balance $40 a month
MccARKILL A. BOSNAR
siat itth ~ w. Norm sse'
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- 80 si>tss OPPOKTt MITES
BARBER SHOP ron $3.50
Located In downtown district. rent
only $40 n month. Living room
In connection. Splendid chance for
two people.
SECURITIES INVESTMENT co.
119 BOSTON Hook
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2it linton ~. Elliott $50.
VIE MY LIBERTY BONDS At
smell discount. also partial pay
fnent receipts and w. g. Btnmps
200 Ifalght Dldg.
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