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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-01-02
TH0UsaNls pRGGEE'
THE MERITS OF
. 9 Ell = / / III
kead wan E.e,IaTs

Mrs. Martha C. Dale, R. E. D.
Cannon, Del, writes: 'T am e.
tirely cured of chronic catarrl3
the stomach and bowels by P
RU-NA."
Mr. j. Bayer, Glendale, orego4
There is no medicine like PERU
Ma for catarrhal deafness"
Mrs. Kate Marquis, MiddleburG.
Ohio: "PE-RU-NA cured me Of
catarrh of the head and throat"
Mr.. J. H, Collins, Wesson, Mis-
sissippi: "PE-RU-NA makes me
feel vigorous and able to work
without that tired, weak feeling I
usually have otherwise"
Mrs. P. Ludvigsen, Austin, Min
nesota: ct got rid of my live
trouble and can eat anything sine.
taking PE-RU-NA."
Mrs. L. Hearing, 283 East 163ti.
ST., New York City: "For catarrll
of the head and stomach, I have
found PE-RU-NA better than any
other medicine"
Mr.. W. H. Edgar, 40 Cooper St.,
Atlanta, Georgia: "PE-RU-NA
cured me after I had suffered
effSaen years with rheumatism
Mrs. Leona Dodd, r. No. 8,
r.1>ioxi. Tennessee: "PE-RU-NA
is . ar&rd medicine for coughs ard
colds
So many diseases are due to ca
tarri and Catarrhal conditions,
makes PE-EU-NA the best nledi-.
cine in the world to have on hand
for emergencies and general health
protection. Thousands of families
are never without a bottle of Pc
RG-NA OF a COX of PE-RU-NA
Tablets il the medicine. cabinet.
That is the safe way.
0You can buy PE-RU-NA any
where in tablet or liquid form.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-01-02
Romance, 1919.

Under the dim lights the lovers sa,
II silence.
Those sweet words, old as the stars
out always new, had been spoken, and
the answer had been. yes"
But now the ordeal was about to
..ome.
BE brave, dear heart" he said.
BE bravel' And bravely she passed
INTO the library to face his stern par
emf.
Mrs. Duficker," she ventured with
Iuakipg heart 81 have come to ask
you for your sons hand in marriage"
ColGly the stern parent spoke:
young lady, are you able to sup
port my son in the style to which he
IS accustomed?
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Don't You Forget 1t

Bear in mind that Chamberlain S
Tablets not only move the bowels but
improve the appetitezand strengthen
the digestion. They contain no pep
sin or other digestive fermint but
strengthen the stomach and enable
it to perform its functions naturally.
Obtainable everywhere.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-01-02
Work more
Produce more
SAGE more

But we can't continue increasing our
production unless we continue increasing
our railroad facilities
The farms, mines and factories cannot
increase their output beyond the capacity
of the railroads to haul their products
Railroads are now near the peak Of their
carrying capacityG
Without railroad expansion-more en-
gines, more cars, more tracks, more ter
minals-there can be little increase in
production.
But this country of ours is going to
keep right on growing-and the railroads
must grow with it.
TO command in the investment markets
the flow Of new capital to expand railroad
facilities and SO increase production
there must be public confidence in the
future earning power of railroads.
The nations business can grow only as
fast as the railroads grow.
S7uN advertisement IL published M1he
cad0ocaat4on 9f 5eailOay '@xecutiueA
Those desiring Information concerning the railroad
alton obtain literature by writng the Associo
hon O Railpay Erecutpe Broaduay. Neu York
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On Barre; Soil.

Tor::ny-Fop, wha; do we mean by
TASTED energy?
Tomnys Pop-A good illustration
OF wasted energy, nag son, is a. book
agent trying to sen sn encyclopedias to
one of those fellows who know 1t all
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-01-02

Money comes easy, goes easier and
we're ID uneasy when we havn't
got it.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-01-02

Those desiring information concerning the railroad situ
alton may obtain literature By Drting to the Associo
zion of Railpoay Executives. 81 Broad,Oay. NeD York
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Canadian Vets Seek Uni.
Plan to Offset Jinqois
ecutive council Of the Gre
Veterans association here
FIRST STEP TOWARD
NATIONAL MOVEMENT

This is the first step towa.
national movement. as the propc3
20 be submitted 10 the Dominion 4
mand OF the association and. acc
ing TO local veterans officials.
adoption by that body is a fores
conclusion
The announced purpose OF
movement is TO offset jingoism
both sides Of the International DO,
airy by keeping alive and devc
ing the friendship between CT
dams and the doughboys that
suited from their close associa
in the trenches.
There are people. and newspar
who are trying TO foment strifel
tween Britain and the United Stal
said Leo Ward. president of the
Grams council. in urging the adoI
OF the proposal by that body.
they are reckoning without tn
Of this country and the men
United States. who fought 81
side against the common enemy 4
seas.
There is no hostility between
and IL WOULD be well that we let,
world know there is none. by -
together in one great Anglo
war veterans association"
IL is considered likely that \
convention of delegates fro
Canadian veterans organization
all similar American societies W
called.
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ROOSEVELT TO
TOUR The WEST
Both Cox and He Are Karin
to Go
ny HERBERT w. WALKER
Vnitssj Press staff CORRESPONDENT

COLUMBUS. Ohio. July 10. A
vigorous stump campaign TO be
wagod in all sections of the country
until the eve of the elections will be
started by James NJ. Cox and Frank
lin u. Roosevelt shortly after August
is. the two candidates have decided.
The outstanding features OF the
first conference of the nominees was
that both are anxious to start
Swings around the circuit" as soon
as notification ceremonies are over.
Complete agreement also was reached
that the campaign should open in
the West.
Roosevelt stated he expected TO
resign his naval office about August
l. Cox expects to retain his guber-
Material office. The vice-presidential
nominee clearly indicated the league
OF nations will be made the main is
sue on the Western trip.
Before leaving last night for his
home Roosevelt said he would carry
assurance TO President Wilson that
both nominees are for ratification OF
the treaty with reservations that
preserve its integrity. He expected
to confer with the president the lat
ter part OF the week and bring VII
sons opinion on campaign plans
back to the meeting OF the demo.
cratic national committee at Dayton
July 20.
Roosevelt will attend celebrations
in his honor at Hyde Park and
Poughkeepsie, n. Y, and Thursday
will represent the navy at the inter
national yacht races. His formal
notification will be held at his home
early in august. according TO pres
ent plans
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wild animals for trophy.
II won't come back until ]
the trophy with me-" he says. =
are there without a doubt: they 4
turned loose about Is or 20 y
ago by some cattle man who n
that he could not afford TO sta b,
them and still less afford to]
them away. 50 he abandoned Z
They have become wild. have g.
immense horns and in a comr
lively short time have reverts1/
TO the most primitive animal.
are vicious and the only possikE
10 secure any OF them is to kill.
and kin them quickly. The co
Is Of a nature so difficult TO PEN
that the cattle will In all prob
never be taken out. and the.y
never be exterTminated becausd
pasturage Is so good"
AT different times Albrccht
represented the Carnegie museui
p1ttsburg. the California Acadcn
Science and the Field museum
Chicago. He does all h.
photography work. Pracfi0
Of his game shooting is dec
a regular Springfield 30 army
In preparing figures for exhih|
AIbrccht does no ''stuffin." bat I
els the group first in miniature
in soft clay. then assemblies
frame Of the animal molds II
plete In clay according to the d
urements taken OF the dead 4
men. makes a mold OF II and a
ter cast about two inches thiS
sections. This he puts into the
nal skin OF the animal.
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Invitation Is Sent to
American Union

WINNIPEG. July is.-To check
mate the Hearsts Qf America and
the Botiomleys OF Britain. who would
raise a barrier OF hatred between the
two nations. the war veterans OF
Canada are 10 unite with the vet
Grams OF the United States in one
Grand Army OF Anglo. Saxons. II the
doughboys are willing.
a proposal that negotiations be
opened with the American Legion
and the Grand Army OF the Republic,
with the object OF effecting a close
affiliaton. IL not an actual physical
union, OF the American with the
Canadian veterans organize tons. has
been adopted unanimously by the ex.
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QlfEN ANNE


J. ~ ktEFEH--w WEST HEAT-rLE
real estate exclusively: establish.
"a 1906 Downs Bidg. 100 Second
ave. Main tT.t.
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Chinese Deny 1hs,
Cymbals Make MI

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1s.-f
Is a Chinese cymbal a musica
strument? Never. says Lule Xii
the Sing Chong company and Z
Wan of the Sing Fat comp
"Cymbsls make n noise: not mu
they testified in customs court
Chinese orchestra like.um n
not music" The two want TO il
cymbals as manufactured meta
a duty of 20 per cent. and ]
musical instruments with a dt
As per cent.
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IS SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

/ To help the ex-service men. The
Star will publish Situations
Wanted" advertisements free
of charge for all soldiers. sail
! ors and marines seeking en-
pioyment
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Learning 20 use n .f5 automatic
left handed is the Job C. j. Albrecht,
curator Of geological exhibits al the
Htate museum. University Of Wash.
ington. Is working AT just now.
Last fail Aibrccht lost the last
Joint Of his trigger finger in an
operation following an infection from
a blackberry thorn. on July 20 he
In going up in the Ozette Indian
country. Olympic peninsula. to shoot
brown bear. sea lion. and. he hopes.
wild cattle And for this he Will
need a good trigger finger.
With Prof. c. w. Harris of the
college Of civil engineering. Uni
ysrsity Of Washington. hts family.
and 9. J. Fletcher OF the vocational
office. Aibrecht win reach the Indian
owned by Prof. Harris. Albrcht
goes as an official representative Of
the state museum and will make his
Headquarters al the la Push Indian
reservation. on the northwest coast
OF Washington. He expects 70 be
gone about three weeks and hopes 20
bring back about four specimen OF
sca lion 10 complete a group study
which he is preparing for exhibi-
ton In the state museum
HOPES TO BAG
SOME WILD CATTLE
After the sea lion hunt Albr>cht
will leave the other members OF the
party and pack in about 20 miles
In search OF wild cattle. He does
not expect TO secure specimens OF
this group for the museum. but hopes
10 bring back the head of one OF the
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- -
EAKNI LANDS

CHEAP LAND IN YAKIMA
1900 ACRE SHEEP RANGE
MUST BE THROWN OPEN
FOR SETTLERS
IN 20 AND s0-ACRE TRACTS
In the rich lower valley. noted for
It's fruits and mcndous yields of
alfstfa and corn. tho government
OF the United states has been lay
ing cut the last extension q tho
Our $4,000. acres OF rich. smooth
bench land under this project must
be divided up and sold to settlers,
FOR a SHORT TIME ONLY buyers
will he given their choice of these
long time to pay and very low
interest rate. Ideal climate. near
towns; on two railroads and state
WE Snow THIS LAND TO BUYERS
by appointment Call at our office.
Maps, photographs and samples or
soil at our office
office open evenings also.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS COMPANY
ais Green building. Seattle.
10 ACRES. IMPROVED
,2,250. TERMS
All rich soil, on gentle southerly
slope. 2 miles from Kent; 7 acres
cleared: $50 bearing fruit trees.
apples. pears. cherries. plums.
grapes. groom snack. Enou Wen
real sacrifice at $3.50; $3.50 cash.
l.. VAN ARSDALE 81 co.
1919 Third Avenue
so ACRES LEVEL IRRIGATED
land. Bitter Root valley. Western
Montana railroad station on land;
value $4,000: will exchange for Sc
attic vacant or improved.
l.. 4. ROTHE
FARM MORTGAGE COMPANY
Leary building
BIG LAND SALE
Clear Lake L4imbcr Co lands being
sold out. Price lcss than ono-hnlf.
40-acre tracts, $1,000; all good
land. 500 cash. $40 per month.
II. G. PETERS ZIG Third Ave.
SMALL FARM. $1,000
$1,000 cash. Near Auburn. 20 acres
good soil: part cultivated. and
small house: fine well.
LESSEN. t4b New York Building.
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ACREAGE
WOODLAND PARK

WOODLAND PARK
$4,000
Colonial bungalow homo Of rooms
Just a few blocks from Woodland
park. has good sized living room
with fireplace. dining room. oak
floors cabinet kitchen. two bed
rooms and bath. cement basement
furnace and laundry trays only
1900 down.
cowIcg PARK
$4,000
broom bungalow. room for afsi-
tionhl fVamh on second floor: fire
place: huiit-in features. cabinet
kitchen. cement basement. furnace
and laundry uayH. lot tsHiO2.
one Of the best buys In this dis
trict without doubt $500 down.
WIZ take Liberty Bonds to apply.
SOUTH WOODLAND
$4,000
New sroom bungalow: good sired
combination living dining room.
with wall bed. cabinet kitchen:
bedroom and bath. cement base
tnenL only 1900 down.
SOUTHWEST SEATTLE
$4,000
FURNISHED & rooms: not quit.
completed. but enough 80 TO oc-
rupY Present owner has occu-
pied since last fall Nice lot good
garden soil. 4 genuine snap On
which some terms can be arranged
GLOBE SECURITIES COMPANY
Sls centFaI building.
LiAo,t tVbs. Elliott soeT.
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STOCKS AND HONDs

WILL buy
Liberty Bonds
The King AifHhlp Co
WILL SELL
9 White Lunch Pfd.
20 Superior Portland Cement
30 Davis Car Totem"
No Wichh Trio a Rubber
100 y. 81 Spokane Inter Il. IT,
103 Universal iiiRh Power.
lOb ltotheft Process Steel
goo Tupper MIG. Co.
goo beacon Coal
2t5 Deep Sea Salvage
zoI Pacific Electric Weider.
sls National Miles.
300 Western Chemical 60.
1000 American workers OH.
1000 ballard OIL.
MAX WINRLER
7it Union 81 Elliott $50.
WE HAVE INQUIRIES TO buy
United Finance.
National Piston Ring.
Mex emile WnterhouHe.
Brrfecto Gear DlffcrentinL
VIZ oFFER FOR SALE
100 Western Rubber.
30 Pacific Coast Biscuit
20 Superior Portland Cement
1000 Wyoming Pacific.
1000 Parry on.
1000 hanhattan-TsShs Pet
1000 Caledonia Mining
400 IIeela Mining.
IAberty Bonds Bought and Sold AZ
New York Quotations.
BcANDiNANfAS AMERICAN
hECuRiTIEs CORPORATION
To2 Third Ave. Main 33sf.
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ttfuey t4SD

HENRY LAND
About miles from Olympia and a
litur over 2 miles from Tumwater
where the PiIEz frul, Juice plant
u located. W. have a few tracts o,
very me coil. rasltg cleared. In
tho midst ~ weli-~itled com.
Inunity. with n y y route and
free school buses for the chill.
berry culture. that ws Will cell for
$50 an acre. and We viii make
terms on this 81 10 per cent cash
and the balance IN easy monthly
FiKEsiDE REALTY co
sit-iT N~~ Y0rk Block Elliott 1888
IMPgDNEIt-ii ORCHARD
GOOD LASD-Ht'ILDiNGs
Wei built. comfortable house. I
acre. thuruiy cleared. clay loan
soil. young bearing orchard Of all
varieties. and some small fruits
splendid we'll. fenced facing eoun-
- road. excellent district. very
convenient 60 ferry landing Price
1880. SatiAfact0ry party can ar
range terms Take East Madison
car and ferry 60 kirkland. ask for
Mr., 0ilEcn az brick bunEsIo@ Of
flce ~ md 90 ferry landing
LITTLE FARM
T-Roo& MODERN BUNGALOW
Hair acre Of rich soil. T-rpom good
iaEe. bearing fruit trees. small
fruit garden. garage: located at
Hiv@rtnn, J blocks from interur-
ban depot. price $500. 81 500 caab
\. VAN AMSDAt.E A. co.
1919 Third Avenue
RAINIER BEACH DISTRICT
s acres for 1880. worth twice tho
price asked. belongs 20 a non
resident: half cash balance easy
JOHN ~ WHITE
COZ New York Block Main :.os
LITTLE FARMS IN AGfT
county. 90 acres. house. barn.
well. garden and considerable
clearing, si.5so 20 acres. fe00. ~
acrcs. on good road. 'soo. Easy
II. {. PETERS 7is Third Ave.
FOR sALE-oNER ACRE M
proved choice level land. s-roorn
house, barn. chicken house. auto
Shsd. Duwamish river frontage.
electric lights. telephone. close TO
car line and Pacific highway In
quire 3il l.. G. Smith building.
DIES MOtNiss LOTS
A whole block for $3.50 cash About
ono mile this way from tho ferry
dock. and only bout DO feet from
paved bouioVnrI John &c. White.
COZ New York Bloch Main 22os
FOR SALE. BY OWNER - 1874
acres improved water front prop
cTty, ono mile from Keyport tor
pcdo station. For particulars ad-
dress ". =. Taylor. Pearson. wash
n y. II. l.
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TRY STAR WANT ADS
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DIRECTORY
Attorueys-at-Iaw

AttorueysatIaW
j. r. -ESTARLisHED 1857.
All cases Consultations advice.
Moderate fees. Free department.
2is Burke Bldg, sob Second ave.
l.. r scHoFF, III Hoge Bldg. An
cases. All courts.
Attornrys-Pa,ent
FREDERICK y. GoRfS-PAr-
cnt Attorney. Anne rican and for
eiEn patents secured, developed
and promoted. k05-e-7 Central
Bldg, Seattle, wash, and $50 y
1t. N W, Washington. u. c.
Phone Main $50
MASON. TENwIcK. LAWRENCE
t72 Burke Building
Chiropractor
II. y TURNER, Chiropractor. 7i0-ia
Hairht BLDG End and Pine. Consul
tation free. Hours. 10 to S. Eve
nings by appointment Elliott Ssst,
campbell Q. N. Pantsges BID. III 222e
Collateral Loans
MONEY LOANED ON ALL ART1-
cler OF value. THE RELIABLE.
9oT Third ave
Dancing Taught
Private lessons. stevens. 9Th q Pike.
Insurance
cREHAN & co. 500 Lumbar Exeh.
Junk
ALASKA JUNK co. 1870 First ave.
:. Elliott s29l.
Mattress and Feather RcnovatinG
Mattresses made from feather beds.
Folding Mattress Co. Main 465z.
Money to Loan
MONEY TO LOAN
on diamonds and jewelry. on most
satisfactory terms
SOCIETY FOR REMEDIAL LOANS
IN SEATTLE
335-6 Empire building
Second, near Madison
MONEY TO LOAN
We loan any amount on diamonds
watches and Jewelry; lowest rates
Scattle's oldest loan brokers.
AMERICAN EWELRY co.
s2l Second Ave. Eetablished 1859
Optician and Optometrist
j. W, Edmunds Fraser-Petterson Co.
Painting and Kaisomining
PREMIER KALSoMLNING. PAINT
ing and Repair Co. 1903 12th ave.
Phone East 1883.
Piano Tuning
JOHN STROM. 1924 MELROSE:
Main 3297. Correct piano Turning.
SO.
Plumbing
DO YOUR OWN PLUMBING
Come TO J. N SHAFER, plumbing
and heating supplies.
Elliott b06a. SIC Second Ave. s.
Sanitariums
ROANOK E-REASONABLE RATES.
Aged and invalids. Capitol 2tT5.
~ Roanoke ut.
Window Cleaning
CASCADE WINDOW CLEANING
co. Main 1856.
TRY STAR WANT ADS
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}, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

-Youn OPPORTUNITY NOW
io0--P PAYABLE $40 MONTHLY.
VIII give you one unit or interest
In syndicate just formed TO oper-
ate three wen developed shipping
silver mines in the famous SLOGAN
Mining district one lucky invest
moni viii make you wealthy. !
honestly believe IL la being Of
Tered 20 you now. know
these properties. and sincerely
recommend them. and on hpplica-
ton Will cheerfuiiy send you fun
particulars and copy Of smeitrr re-
turns. Hiaa mining engineers re-
port Il -. hcT,eod. care Mcleod
4 1cAipine, b5s Fender st w.
Vancouver. - 9.
the PRICE ~ RIGHT - SMALL
milk depot groceries. candies. soft
drinks etc. splendid residence To-
cation. north. close 90 Woodland
park VIII take used car on deal.
See SIR. Wilson, IA second ave.
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srB-iRhiGATED SOIL
virgin sol. no rtumpH. no stones
level garden land WiiF raise i.s
bushels OF oats. 600 sacks Of potA-
toes uf onions. - 20 tons 81
timothy ana clover hay TO tho
acre. good bulb and ioFanbcrry
land. We bought ! 2 oOe acres from
The state and are Offering u at 40
per acre. fun price Adlniua paved
highway and railroad miles
from tho county h~at OF SkaEIt
county adjoining the famous La
Conner flats write or come and
60 with us 10 see this land Auto
excursions every day. Act at once.
SPARKS a DYE
ia Hrr..seg
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, ACRES
NEAR GOOD TOWN
~ REAL BERRY DISTRICT

This IL only Commute walk from
good town. one 81 the best
berry and cherry ranches in the
country 10 near this place. There
81 plenty Of timber for building
right on tho land. SO down and
US per month. See Mr.. Peterson.
with Snoaualmie Inv. Co. $40
Henry HtdE Elliott 1865
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9, FOR sAr.E--wATEHFRosT
PROPERTY

si-AchE WAITER FRONT
BARGAIN
Lies on perfect hnrbor. with fine
beach. close 90 county road. and
only one mile 90 ". Is. fort. Tim
Dor alone viii twice pay for place.
This offer good for this month
only Price $50 per acre. and
terms
For Improved or unimproved water
'front.' or free camp sites. sec
owner 2it u second ave a.. down
stairs
WATER FRONT BAHGAfN
acres of fino water front. close 10
lromerton. on main highway. and
half cultivated. very good soil.
J. GHQUHAHT
COS Pioneer Bldg Main 1898
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LEGAL NOTICES

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN;
This is 70 certify that ". y. Fackisn
has made an application TO build a
public garage at 1910 18th ave w.
lot is. block :. Olympic View Ad-
dillon.
eupancy must fife such protest
al the office OF the building De-
partment. Room sos County city
building. prior 20 July 20. 1890.
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~ 300 --==------------------ 1900
WILL. IMPROVED io-ACRE FARM
New s-r0ou house. coed barn.
chicken house. right-of.way to
beach. with boat and boathouse
county road: n, =. Il. school. run
ming water. well. & acres In clover.
acres in pasture. This dandy
little farm Is in n good location.
good view Of sound and noun
tRlnn. extra good soil. A real sna ..
CLIFFORD LAND co
CT THIRD Ave Elliott -.
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= 1NNNTrI,-R'5AT ESTATE

Will EXCHANGE a 1919 SIX
Ntud~bak~r. in perfect condition. as
rirat payment GA or groom bun
Ealow. Give fun particulars.
F-izo. star.
WANT SMALL HOUSEKEEPING
house: also good cheap home.
Isfftntf fEnN. ~
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IF. Bkf-L-EsTkBLisHED 1857.
All cases Consultation: advice.
Moderate fees. Free department.
2iS Burke Bldg, Dos Second ave.
l.. r. scHOFF, 3ii Hoge Bldg. An
mex CONSULTATION FREE. All
cases All courts
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90 REAL ESTATE LOANS

MoSEY FOR WASHINGTON FARM
AND ACREAGE LOANS. Prompt
service. l. A. ROrHE Farm
MORTGAGE CO, Inc. L.ary Bldg
Main knla.
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PARTNERS WANTED

HATCHER. PI4ASTERER-WE Go
anywhere for any size Job. North
ffn7
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ACRES RICH SOIL.
NORTH OF CITY
and l0-Hcre tracts Of rich Lowell
loan soil. on main highway. handy
10 interurbRn. easy TO clear. ideal
location Tor small farm and
country home; auto buses direct
60 your work In tho city; real loan
soil at remarkably low price
o acre. 5000. terms like rent.
l.. VAN ARSDALE a. co.
1919 Third Avenue
LOOK! Look Look
a dandy bargain just south Of city
limits: = Of ahfacre. ali cleared I.
Groom houGe, garage and sheds:
bearing fruit good garden: view:
on corner; some furniture goes
with III owner going away. price
t2lOO, $500 cash. move In at once
GEO, D. LEACH
215 BoHton Block Main Gas
3 ACRES. $3.50; EASY TERMS
Real berry loan soil. located miles
from Port Orchard. handy to the
Br"merton navy yard splendid
market for everything you raise:
always plenty OF work at high
wages. only 500 cash and $40 per
month
l.. VAN ARsDALE G. co.
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