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The Washington times., 1920-12-22
Oriental
Rugs

A fine assortment of Per-
sian, Turkish and Chinese
pieces at special prices for
the holiday season.
Sizes ranging from 6x9
to t3x1S.
The Washington times., 1920-12-22
CARDINAL GIBBONS
HAS RESTFUL DAY

BALTIMo Dec. 22.-Cardinal
Gibbons yesterday passed another
cheerful and restful day. It was said
last night by members OF the
Shriver family at Union Mills, where
ne is recuperatlng from a cold and
fatigue from ovarwork. The prelate
remained In bed. but received visits
from several Baltimore friends.
His physician said that the cardi-
nal was much improved over his
condition Monday.
The Washington times., 1920-12-22

Mems Silk Neckwear in a
great variety Of new patterns,
neatly boxed; exceptional value
at 81.
The Washington times., 1920-12-22

Girls Rain Coats of rubberized pop.
lin; navy blue and tan; silk lined hood
attached; 4 to IL years; sell at $3.50.
Also Boys Rain Coats, in gray and tan
covert cloth; slash pockets; belt all
around; 8 to 10 years; sell at $3.50.
The Washington times., 1920-12-22

Wide Wool Scarfs
with pocket and
belt; brown, heath
er, rose, copCn,
pekin: sell at 1915
always.
The Washington times., 1920-12-22
The Linen Shop

Reductions On High Class MeTchdndlse
CSC Womens H Cooed Sport Imported Handkerchiefs 15c
Csc Mems Plain II. S. Pure Linen E1andkerchefs Soc.
SOC Women H. S. Initial Pure Linen Handkerchiefs Soc
$I25 and $l5O Womens H. S. Hand Embroidered Coored
Linen Handkerchiefs, $1.OO.
ST. So and $500 Madeira Hand Embroidered Pure Linen
Handkerchiefs, $l25.
Hand Painted Tin or Wooden Candy Boxes price.
Real Leather Phone Indexes Screens Pads and Memos
Beautiful Plain Coloed and Hand Painted Desk Sets price,
Beautiful Plain Colored Phone Lists Memos and Indexes
$500 Linen Scaopd Edge Tea Sets IS Pieces 1915 set
$500 to $500 Lace Edged Pure Linen Center Scars $3.50
$3.50 $3.50 Madeira Hand Embroidered ga Sets -
pieces off.
Real Cuny Lace Scarfs Centers and Table Covers price
Real Italian Hand made Linen Scarfs and Trays Sets, off,
So 100 Madeira Hand Embroidered Napkin Cases. $125 EACH
90 Madeira Hand Embroidered Guest Towels SIPS EACH
Madeira Hand Embroidered Baby Pillows price.
$225 H. S. Pure Linen Guest Towels Figured Huck $15O EACH
Fancy Coloed Turkish Rug Towel and Cloth Sets $875 and
$9.75 set
Real Porto Rcan and Armenian Handmade Handkerches
$1.15 to $3.50 each
The Washington times., 1920-12-22
Prices from
$195.OO to $1,875.OO

Small Mosuls, about 3x6
feet, $500 to $500.
Small Sarouks, about 3Hx
S feet, $135.OO.
Large Sarouks, about Ak
feet, $1S5 to SEAS.
Fine DoZarS, about 41IX7
feet, $135.OO.
Let us Demonstrate the
Ohio Tuec Vacuum Sweep
err. No better gift can be
sent to your home, and the
price is moderate.
Without attachments, $50.
With attachments, $50.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02

yOJENSKA KAPELA We
FORT CROOK BUDE 20
+, RADAT KONCERTY

n Plnkovnik Buck, vclitel posdd.
Fky We Fort Crook. oznamuie, ze
.kapcIa 20. pesiho pluku, Dude be.
hem lctniho obdobi pofddat We
Fort Crook %koncerty. iez budo,i
kazdeho ildnc davany vzdy V q
terry a v pdtck cd $50 do z 80
vedcr. Omazsti milovnici hubby
.jsoh zvani, by tcto pfilezitosti po-
uzili n d%osiayili Sc v hojnfm pc.
ctu. Ccsty do posddky jsou nyni
We vyborntm stayu. Kapela 20.
pesiho p)uku jest nejenom icdnou
. n~cjvctsich, alc ! iednou 2 nei-
lepsich kapcl ' armada Spoienych
St6iii.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02
UMRTf zDEJSf
STARE 0SADNICE

We stfcdu. 2G. kv6tna 1920, pred
IL. hodinou v noel V ohydli svt-
no zet6, p. Ant. Sfastneho, els,
|30l7 JIM "a. ul, pc nekolik me-
|sich trvajici nemoci zcmfcla PAM
|Josefa Baucrovd, jedna z ncjstar-
|sich teskych osadnic. Pohieb Y
dctyhodntm stafi zcsnule krajan-
ky konal Sc Y sobotu, 80. kvetna,
" Q hodin r1no y domu smutku do
|chramu sv. Vaclava a pc smutce-
mich obfadcch ma hfbit0v Fanny
Marie Y South Omazc. IN vclkt
dcasti pfdteI a zndmych, ktefi j
pro jeji ylidnon q upfimnon po-
vahu ctili u jake rozSafnt zeny so
|b6 vaziIi. - PAM Joscfa Baucro-
va narodila SO pred s3 roxy Y
Domazlicich, kraj plzc1slIy Y &c.
chdch n pred ~ roxy jiz jake
vdovD pfistehoyaIa Sc SO svVmi
ditkami do ttto move ylasti. Mi.
mo mnozstvi pfatcl d zndmych
smrti jef zcli diva synoye n jed.
ma dccra o Size p. Vaclay Baucr,
usidlcny mn farm6 u Benson, p.
Josef Bauer, MATTEL zclczdfskdho
obchodn, na "a. q Castelar, ul.,
Y Omazc n sIc6na Anna B%aucrova,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02
sDRUzENf LEKAkU D0PO.
RUCUJE ZLEPSENf SPO-
~LECENSKYCH P0MERU

V konvcnci sdruScni ltkafn y
Nebrasky, ktcfi sc v minultm ti-
dnu sell v Omaze, hlavnim pred.
mdtem dcbaty bylo jcdndni Y I'd.
imu zlcpseni spoledenskfch pomt
"a. Mczi iinfm pfedni ltkaii do
porucovali
Utvofrni n Y platnost uvedcnI
zdkonh, vyzadujicich ltkafskou
prohlidku osob pred vyddnim po-
volcni n uzavfcnim snatku, ably Sc
zjistilo, json.li prosty pohlavnich
ncmoci, .jakoz ! ltkafskou pro.
hlidkou vscch osob mn state zavis-
lych.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02
sOUDNE wy.
MAHAT 0BN0S, UPSANY
cERvENEMU Kkf2I

Stdtni pfedscda vykonncho "
born Ccrventho kfize oznamnic
" Dude prot iist6mu OmaaamI
pod6na zaloba, TAX ably byl donu
cen zaplatit omaaskt kapitolc Ger
vcn6ho kfizc 400, mn ktcryzto oh.
nos Sc minuleho podzimu upsal
pakli totia v brzku svnj zdvazek
|nesplni.
We zprava Sc uddvd, ac zc S2G,
1862, upsanych omazskt kapito.
lie v minultm podzimu, byly We.
skcrt zdvazky vyrovndny AZ ma
|S115, v ktertzto cdstce jest uni.
|ncnych 300 zahrnnto.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02

We sch6zi klubu na pofddani
mestskych konccrt0, konant '
mistnostcch Obchodni Komory,
.bylo usncseno pof6dat druhy
mestsky koncert We ctvrtck vcccr,
10. ccrvna. Y mGstsktm auditoriu,
|Prvni vereiny koncert, porddany
II. kvctna, setkal Sc $ Iplnym
zdnrem, tax Re podnik Dude opet
|vyzkouscn. Pan Frank Mach.
chvaln5 mdmy ucitel hry ma ma
|strojc smyecovt, jest piedsedon
vyboru na sestavcni programu.
Vstup k msstsk6mu tomuto kon-
ccrtu Dude opetne volny.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02

III hslslA skAfA, iedy pisnlcs,
lo,Av | iremsny syaatl pstnoa o.
'roiu, kasailes .sst fasasrna.
|pslns sschAsI . Il, k,sll netslsii
Iai We hudr aAunhi ale pilns q
|mli. radu, Jan neilspe 80 dalo,
Ipfirfa,u,ali q ~ HAsenim \ pc
|srssill poeali ia kukniisA uhorA
Iya,i pra,l pan LudvIk Id
lyirkS. fnlnlh ~ n.Atnard, Neh
Jena nas y fasmlt naiem , pkiel,
|as, kvsina. na,sliyll MImo tn y.
iAvlckt hdyl 4 ubnuvil pied
|platns na rokok' = nami els
pa. H. piisesl 10 irhn suuihomat.
Isksho karn huvssiho dohyika. IN
lklcr, strgil 20 si25i "a sio liner
INeivyssl tohu due irtni cena byla
Isi275 a, kdyby pry bsl el tolik
lobdrsel. AMI 4 dalcka nekr,lu by
Ito ySlohy IN krmiyo. praci y do.
Ibyitc, museloli byii k liru kou
penn. ~ %Sidyaiici drnhoty a ira.
Innh ri nemhic 81 yykrmovani
|dobytka vypldcet, kdyby ale.
lsron chudsi tiidc lidi kynnla ?
nizkSrh tranich cen neiaka who.
Ida, IN koncene rolnici brazil by ma
10 ohlcd. vsak IN maso v maltm
prodcii must Sc platit vysoko w
sronbovane ccny, jake kdyS Sc va
Sivy dobytck trsily slnsnd sunny
pence.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02
9@ESMs9|41H

'ktera do posledni chyilc drahon
svoji maticku $ n~ejvetsi ndanou
peel osetfovala. Iesnula koiila Sc
stale tou blahou nadeji, 10, iak-
mile nastane pfizniveisi poaasi,
opdt nplne 80 zotavi, nea tuzby
.icii Sc nesplnily. Jak lila, TAX
.klidne $ dobrotivym 1smGvcm ma
.svt tvdfi skonala. Budiz j zcme
lehkou q truchlicim pozhstalym
vyslovujemc 'upfimn6 procitGnou
.soustrasti
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02
KAMPAN v zAJMU
vALECNEHO PAMATNfKU

V ntcrS. /. ccrvna, byla zahdje-
ma kampan na sehndni 1900, o00
ma postavcni v Ncbrasce valefni
pametni budovy mn prosiranstvi
statni university v Lincoln. Sbi.
rdni 1pisn potrvd 20 ccly tiden,
|Omahy kvota obndsi *200,0O0 o.
maaske sdruacni byvalSch Mkh
ma stdtni nnivcrsitS, zavdznlo SO
|slozenim 10000 mn kvotu naseho
mesta.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02

BGhcm minulfho tydnc a az do
pondcli toholo tydnc poyoIeni k
s1atku vyavcdli 81 nasledujici
.k%rajanf;
Louis j. Foral, start 25 rokh,
b Omaliy, d Stella I'aylikoya, ~
roxy, ttz 4 Omahy.
Miro RokuMk, starr ~ roxy, \
Omahy, Rose IIoffmanova, stafi
20 roxy, rovnez y Omahy.
Otto Jindra. star % roxy, o.
maba, Olga Jcnscnova, sthfi 81
rok Omaha.
James j. Pnylik, 81 rokn, Oma-
ha, Bessie HezuIdkova, "a roxy,
Omahn, y
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02
0 s BNf

DR.. II. Souknp, zubni lekni'
jeh0z 1fadovna naltza SO Y Glas
gov budov6 mn South Side. mn
vratil Sc pfcdminulc ncdelc dS
svfho domova y Lincoln, kde s,
podilcl ma vyrocnim stGtnim sjcz
du sdruzcni znbnich lekafd a vi.
roycn podilel Sc ma kursu, pofd.
dantm tam "a pfitinon pouccnI
o novych vIzkumech V jeiich o,
boru. Po siezdu a ukonceni kur.
su, Dir. Soukup navstivil ttS svi
pfibuzne v Milligan, Ncbr.
Pam Josef Cuda, znamy kra-
jan y Weston, Nebr., podrobil Sc
" minultm tldnu Y zdcjsi nemoc-
nici sv. Joscfn vcImi vaznt opc.
raci. Jeho syn, usidleny Y Enid,
Okla, pfiiel ho navstiviti, nebot
stav nemocntho otcc jest vclmi
povd2livS.
- Pan Anton Pitcla, bydlfci pc
|leta v okresu Saunders. Nebr., a
jenz nj do ttto DOLBY rolnicil u
Ithaca, Ncbra V minulfm tydnu
prevail We sve ffzenf hostinec pr.
ma Jiffho Pithy, els. 1894 JIM 10.
|ulice. Pfiznivci a hoste t6to q.
|tulnt mistnosti zajiste ku svtmu
p%otlseni shlcdaif v novem Matte
III vytecntho s~polecnika, jenz vzdy
Dude mfti n1jakou vcselou novin-
lku k jejich obvcscleni. Pan Pitc-
la, dobrg narodovcc, "a svtho pc.
Ibytu Y ttto zemi yzdy borlivG pc.
Idilel se ma ysech narodnich pod
Inicich ] We SVEN novtm prlsobi-
Isti pfifinf So ~yscmoznG, ably sobt
|dObrt pfdtclc ziskal n mistnost
Ijeho stala NC hlcdanym 1tnlkem
|vscch, kdoz pc vyborndm osvezc-
mi q ~pfijemntm pobavcni touzejf.
'OstatnG pfectetc 81 jcbo ohlAsku,
na jintm mist1 v tomto elsie uvc-
fejnenou.
- Pan u. j. Balcj, obchodnf a.
|stupcc ceskfho pomnfkovtho III.
vodu, yydnl se Y ntery toboto ".
dine na obchodni cestu do nGkte.
|rgch ceskych osad v Ncbrnsce q
South Dakotf, kde jake yzdy m
|jistt Ne optt y dobrym ygsIcdkcm
|snfkh
Pani Antonio vitdmy1sovd
I've nayrdtiIa v phtck min, tydne
ycccr y PInttsmonth, Nebr., kdc
|dJeIa IN 6ccIcm ~naysffyy u oven.
|1eni brobh svgch drahycb zesn,.
Igcb dftek, PAM vitamvasoyh 20
|dobu svf tam navstTvy byIa no.
stem manzeIf D. ADtona Tomano,
~. tffdy skoJy pobIfzc FIo.
renee, Nebr, graduovaly pouzc
dive fesk6 milky q slice sIelna Ma.
|fenka Jetoyskg ch, nejmIadM der.
rn .. ~ Trfovsktho, y slee, 80.
'zeDka Benoyd, dceva mapzeJh
VIM BeDoygcb Y Florence, Ncbr,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02
PoxADUJE NAHRADU "A
ZTRATU BvEH0 BYNA

Camille nuzellu. otec oleieho
Raffaella, iens byl a. kveina u
smrccn automobilem Theodore
Sramka. mn chodnikuh PRED oily
dim svych rodisn, eislo l7o2 Dor.
cas- ulice, podal ' distriktnim sou,
de aalobu na 100000. v n6hradu
"a girhtu sveho synaaka Sr6mek,
ktcry bydli v eisle 1911 Dorcas
ul., byl koronarovou poroton yha.
ven veskere zodpovsdnosli ma n
davsim So nesffsti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02

"Stav oseni v nascm okoli
jest nancjvysc Shiny a nepfijde'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02
ZKOU6ENf SvETEL MA
~AUT0MOBILECH ZAHA-
JENO MA 8 STANICfCH

Y pond6li vecer bylo v Qmazc
ma tfcch sianicich zah6jeno zkou.
scni svetel na automobilcch a bu,
de v mems pokracovano po cclt LET
nj obdobi kazdthe vccera oil 4 do
10 hodin.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02
FEnERAfNf REsERvNt
HANKA KOuPtt.A RUDo.
WI MA FARNAM uI.icI

Pstlpaifova huioya ma iiho'
vichodnim rohn ~ a Farnnm n.
i'ss hyln Kansas City FcderalnI
Eeservni hsnkou koupeua jak,
misto pro JEFF nieisi odbo
tku ~ budovu, JED phvodns by.
In pied ~. roxy p%oslasena Prvn'
Narodni bankou. bylo nyni biz,
ko s200.00 gaplaceno.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02

Sfenlee Ga. l. nalssA ss M 80
Ii. atanf ma -. msfi nar ull.
Ntanirs. tss n iea' nmlttshs
lhncd No scvcf 81 nmire allre, 10
M nlicl
Sianier. eis. 4. nslesA ~ na -
Ii chin nlicich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
ACREAGE
40


Cleared valley garden tracts At
ToLT, city water; $500 each;
9 acres. east OF Edmondr. good
transportation. close 20 school. ]
acres cleared and fenced: B-room
good soil. level land $4,000.
about half cash.
Ght acres. 4 mile from Duvaii; good
s.roem house. deep loan soil, lew
ell. $500. terms. 81 acre tracts
joining, $500 each. easy termA
10 acres north Of Duvaii; level, rich
loan soil. on good road: $3.50. $50
cash. fi0 per month.
20 acres Joining above; all level,
fine fruit and berry land: $500.
tioo cash. SO per month
10 sores. Napsvlne; good small
house. well. > acres cleared. young
orchard. rich. level land. $1,000.
can arrange easy tcrms
20 acres. Monroe district: nearly all
level. creek. spring. over half
seeded 20 timothy, 10 acres creek
bottom. 1900. $3.50 cash
,se acres. 100 acres level. balance
rolling. all In timothy, several
springs. fine for stock. $4,000,
1900 Down.
aEELy a CALLAHAN.
900 Hinckiey ifldK. III Second Ave.
Main tsft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
Picked Pockets
While Drunk Is
His Explanation

Drunkenness Is blamed by J. W.
Watson, 70, for his two pocketpick-
Ing adventures Wednesday night
which resulted in his being arrested
and doubly accused. Ole caiuan.
u. s. hotel. as Maynard ave-. and
Peter Peterson. Star hotel. as Jeffer-
son st. are hlz accusers.
They say that Watson engaged
them in conversation at different
times and lifted their wallets. Wat
son liz said to have had an accom-
plice who escaped with the loot wheD
he yas arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
100000 SUIT
| IS TRANSFERRED

Suit for 100000 against A. J. Ger
rard and the Gerard wire-Tying
Machine Co.. brought In the state
court by Emmerson knott, was
transferred Thursday to the federal
court.
knott. who was formerly sales
manager for the U. s. Steel Products
Co.. seeks to recover the amount
named for alleged violation of his
contract with the Gerard concern.
knott left the U. s. Steel Products
Co. to work for Gerard upon stipula-
ton that In addition to a fixed sal
airy he was to receive one.tenth In
terest In the concern. This stock.
the complaint recites. was never de-
livered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
Hold Post-Mortem
on Dead Man Today

Post mortem examination OF tho
body OF Alect Gibbons. e5. found dead
IN his cabin at 1924 18th ave. n. W.
wednesday. was TO be made by Chief
Deputy Coroner w. II. Corson Thurs
day. The interior Of Gibbons shack
was wrecked. II u believed he did
this in delirium. Officials first
thought Gibbons migth have BEEN
murdered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
JAP ANESE IS
SLAIN BY FOE
Anti Gambling Worker Is
Shot Down

STOCKTON, Cal. Nov. 5.--whiis
he stood In the waAhroorn OF hotel
here. shortly after midnight. Y. Take
ba, secretary Of the Japanese Anti
Gambling association. was shot and
killed. Two bullets entered Takeba's
head. killing him instantly. The as
eassin was not seen by hotel en-
ployes, who fled az the sound OF the
shooting, and the police have no clue
as 10 his Identity. Takeba has been
cooperating with the police in raids
on Oriental gambling dens. and II u
believed this bed TO his death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04


Itsl7 Ford. In fine running con.
Geod. top and upholstery eoed
Just the car to set you there
And back .......~-----.-.... tSss
Almost new Traffic truck: in
fine condition thruout. At =
big saving. Ready 90 20 10 49,.
VII lake : Fora in ifads-
Ifs,o Overland e. A good. High.
economical k-rassenE~r car.
Has good tires. A good light
ear at low prsce- Price $3.50. sso
Ifs,o Maxwell s-rasssnger. Or
Iginni paint, 3 Urea just COM
rlefety overhsulsd In our own
shop. uig mileage on gas and
oil with this car. Price $3.50. tbo
lisiT Oakland s-psssenxer; COM
piefeiy overhauisd and IN fine
mechanical condition. good
tirex Ready 10 80. Price,. s9s
Iisis Ford eoups: good mschsn-
inal paint: good tires Just
ths ear for saIssman. Price. sts
TRADES TERMS
We have IS ethsrs 10 select from.
All renewed. and ready 10 20.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MOTOR CO.
AuSTfS-MOSELEf co.
Cor. 18th Ave and Pike 81
Phone East Zoo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
81 FOR sALE--WATERFKONT
PROPERTY

WORK FOR YOUitbElsF
On this 81 acres Of fipe water front
land. with at least 600 cords Of
wood on IL. and fine market less
than q mile away. Price 1890.
terms. For Particulars and photo,
call at I'll y second ave. g.. down
ffnlrg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04

a GREAT SNAP
Just think OF Il. 10 acres At i03rd
and Meridian ave for only 81. 500:
31.see cash, balance on time. This
il all cleared. IN garden. t-room
house. barn. green house. we'll,
tank and gas engine and the best
or black soil: all drained. Must be
DIiSADER q DOCS
/ O. q. Y. Bldg, fremont.
North 1856.
ONE ACRE GOOD soff- ALL
price Il. soc' term. $500 os cash. bal.
ancc SIS per month.
Ten acres fine black soil. running
water. small house. east OF Kent.
must be cold: price $1,000; terms
$500 cash. balance easy; timber on
place will pay for u II cut into
MERRITT REALTY co.
7zi New York Block
A THOUSAND DOLLARS AN ACRE
has been obtained from an ordi-
nary crop Of berries at Sunnyside.
half an hour from Everett. near
the Pacific Highway. This land
acre tracts can be had at $40 an
acre. on easy terms. ~ acres
with creek. at SEQ an acre Terms
20 suit w. X. MAcFARf.ANE.
The Community Builder, cit icary
Bldg, Corner Second A. Madison.
8 ACRES RICH SOIL. NORTH
road: intcrurban and bus trans
portation: ideal location for fruit,
berries. garden and poultry; away
from the high cost OF living: Z
good market for ali that you
grow. work In the city while Inn
left at 5000. very easy tcrmA
+. VAN ARSDAI.E a co.
1913 Third Ave.
Is TRACTS SOLD IN OCTOBER
pEEp. RICH GARDEN SOIL
FINE BERRY LAND
BOTTOM LAND
OK oS'g PAvE EFT TACOMA w HIcn dsSas'
At R1vERToN.
be INDEPENDENT.
Prices Reasonable. Terms Easy.
Ms. s99 s,ta iNvE tss ,.aS,. co ,,,,r
NOW rs THE TIME TO SECURE
acreage. We have the finest acre
tracts on Meridian ave. all cleared
and ready for business. Prices
are right and terms easy. Oct you
= home In the North End while the
DII.skDER q Boos
L o. o. r. Bldg. Fremont
North 1856.
A ZIG BARGAIN FOR 1900
10 acres; all cleared; good f-room
house. barn. garage; good well;
lots Of bearing fruit; Y acre OF
porker. about so chickens: on
county road: two miles TO town
and market. $1,000 will handle II.
asa Empire Bldg.
8 TO S0-ACRE FARMS IN THE
best agricultural part OF snohom-
ish county: 5000 acres to select
from ~ miles Of saltwater front,
81 miles lake short; going at $40
per acre and up: also a few s.
acre tracts 40 minutes Seattle on
pavement Send for literature.
lirownell Land Co.. birmingham.
Wash.
Look A FARM FOR $1,000
| 10 acrea; half cleared: good berry
land. house; chicken house. good
well: some timber: clone TO school
and good market: only 80 miles
will handle Il. $50 Empire bldg.
DANDY LITTLE HOME
On vashon island. t-room house,
fireplace; water pipcd In house
| l6-foot boat: close to dock and
bcach; one acre; plenty OF wood
Price $3.50. Make appointment FOL
sunday. Phone North 1927,
NORTH END ACHE TR act
hair cleared; 10 minutes from in.
terurban. East SOLO.
IAcisEA0E---s STATES. THn PA
i nids. fEaLIIIElorTa" Ia xiisss, ~ Arcade
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TJSjIsER LANDS
sTOCIxs AND IsONDs

THE pAcn1c AGENCY. NC. 400
Arcade Bldg. Elliott sbst. Lists
and seils timber lands anywhere.
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sKA0IT BAY LANDS
La Conner district. while "a lasts,
we are Offering the remainder Of
the 1900 acres Of these lands Al
soii. sub-irrigated land; level: no
stumrs. no stones; no brush: rich
garden lands. Adjoining lands
worth from 1900 TO 1900 per acre
Lands that will raise 80 bushels
OF oats. soc bushels OF Irish pota-
othy per acre. SO 10 100 bushels Of
wheat to the acre. and whore a.
high az $4,000 per acre has been
realised for one crop OF cabbage
seed, Remember. we. are only
per acre. ana that il Ia Icing soid
very fast You viii mlnr your
chance II you walt longer. Write
phone or come 70 our office for
particulars, Join our excursions
srxitks 4 DYE isao second Ave.
Ground FLOOR.
Phone Elliott sois. Open Evenings
NORTH END
. acres. about rs miles from seat
tie. : blocks from interurban sta
ton. store aud y. o. and school.
sidewalk from house 60 station
all we'll fenced. plenty Of water,
large spring. swamp for ducks and
geese; part cleared. splendid gar
den land. 400 Marshall stra~bcr-
ries and nice lot OF raspberries:
good Groom bungalow with. base
msnt. chicken house. root house.
barn. etc. all In fine condition
can have phone and electric
lights: this IL . fine little country
house and only about - minutes
by auto or int rurbnn 60 city,
price tzego: terms ei.fco cash,
ROBINSON COMPANY
Main tse ell seAboard Building
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A prominent geologist estimates
that the Dead sea will be . mass Of
solid salt within less ~ "a years.
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30 FARM LANDS
20 ACRES WITH GROOM HOUSE,
large chicken house. barn and
other buildings; fine loan soils
about acres cleared. orchard.
balance timber; running water
piped into house, close To Pres
ton. Plenty work close by N do
sired. at best Of wages $1,000 on
easy tsrmHy w. X. MAcFA Ri.ANE,
Ieary Bldg. Cor. Second and
Madison.
FARMs-YoU CAN PICK YOUR
locality and farm 10 suit The
Pacific Agency, Inc. 400 Arcade
Bldg Elliott f53f.
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ACREAGE

20 ACRES or LAND MEAN CEDAR.
home g. e. Grant, IL. No. Z, Box
al, East Htanwood. Wash.
20 AcHFs or PADfLLA BAY LAND.
g. G. Grant. H. No. 2. East stan
wood Wash