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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-18

er approximately $4,000, and to
give some idea of the movement of
material and orders ahead for build
ing stuff, Mr.. Robuck stated that the
orders in the mills ahead at the pres
ent moment totalled about 100000.
The order which goes for the nine
ty houses is for a Georgia cotton
mill corporation. There will be
somewhere in the neighborhood of
100 door and window frames alone
and 500 mantels and there is a full
carload of step lumber included in
the estimate for the houses.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-18

Well, he is sound and increasingly
able bodied today. He will never
be able to work fifteen hours a day
again.
But if there be any man in or out
of congress who are counting in their
opposition to the Wilson policies
upon meeting and joining issue at an
early day with a President who is
below par mentally, or below par
physically, in permanent sense, in
my judgment these gentlemen had
better tilt their thinking caps at a
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-18

Washington. The President yielded.
While journey across the CONT
nent is not generally regarded as a
rest cure, it proved so on this oc-
casion, and before the President
reached Washington all the disquiet-
ing symptoms had disappeared, that
is unless a growing distrust on the
President part as to the wisdom
of the course insisted upon by his
physicians may be regarded as dis
quieting
Story of His Fall.
when Washington was reached
the twitching of the mouth and the
dropping of the lip had disappear
ed and to show that the chief execu-
tive was suffering at this time from
no mental or physical incapacity, it
may be stated that on the fourth
evening after his arrival al the White
House the President played a game
of billiards with A lmiral Grayson
and later a game with another friend,
and that he was in better form than
usual and won both games.
THAT night the President had
slight setback. Acting unwisely. per-
haps, acquiescing in his very strong
dissemination to be treated as sick
man, the physicians had not installed
a nurse, in or anywhere near his
sleeping room. AS it developed, the
President was restless and did not
sleep well. He then arose to get a
book to read, and before he had
turned up the light he stumbled and
fell. Mrs. Wilson was by his side in
a moment, and aided the President
back to bed. He was dazed, and this
condition continued for about twen-
ty hours, and off-hand it was not
clear whether the condition was
consequence of the fall or caused by
more serious accident. When it
was possible to examine the Presi-
dent more carefully a local coagu-
lation of blood in a blood vessel,
forming by its clot slight obstruc-
ton to the circulation, was detected.
There were, however, no indica-
tions of a stroke or the suggestion
of apoplexy. Indeed, all the well de-
fined indications of thrombosis,
milder and perfectly retrievabIe con-
dition, were apparent.
Arm Restored to Power.
There was exact agreement in
diagnosis AMONG the Presidents ply
sicians. The particular symptoms
stated above were not emphasized
in the bulletin because their general
purport, however carefully worded,
would have proved misleading to the
public and it was unanimously be-
lieved that what we may call the
trc-Nassing blood would be absorb
ed into the system without furthur
arrangement and this has been the
case. While week after this at
tack, which occurred exactly as de-
scribed the President was still lame
and almost powerless in one arm
and in one leg, he can now and does
raise over his head a dozen times a
day the arm that was practically pow
erless, and while his Gaily walks
about his room are not prolonged, he
takes them in no shuffling gait There
is no impeachment in his walking ex-
cept weak legs, natural after three
months spent if not in bed at least
lying down"
AS an answer to the question,
''Will the President be an absolute
ly we'll man again?" the writer says
"That is fair question and the
public is entitled to frank reply.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-18
Firm Gets Order For
Milling For 90 Homes

CORDELE, Jan. 1.-THE Cordelo
Sash Door & Lumber Company has
a single order for ninety completed
houses. This order probably ex-
ceeds anything every undertaken in
this section of the state in the way
of finished building material. The
bare lumber values included will Gov
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AMERICAS TlMEs-REcoRDER

different angle if they wish to avoid
grave discontinue.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-18

DR.. James Francis Sullivan, formerly ohv.
s7cian Of Bellevue Hospital Outdoor Dept1,
New York. and the Westchester County Hos.
pital says: MANY a woman who is run.
down, easily tired out, nervous and irritable.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-18

Greater Percentage Of Anaen1la-Lack OF ron
Makes Them Lose Much of Their Youth Beau
And Become Fretful, Nervous and Rundown
What Women Need Is Not Cosmetics or Stimula
Drugs But Plenty Of Pure Red Blood, Rich In Ii
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-18

asked for an opinion was DR.. George H.
Baker. formerly Physician and Surgeon
Monmouth Memorial Hospital. New Jersey.
who says: "What women need to put roses
in their cheeks and the springtime of life
into their step is not cosmetics or stimu-
lating drugs but plenty of rich pure blood.
Without it no woman can do credqt TO hef-
self or 10 her work. Iron is one of the
greatest of all strength and bloodbuilders,
and / have found nothing in my experience
so effective for helping to make strong,
healthy, red-blooded women as Nuxated
Iron.
MAxuFAcruREHs EoTE Nu1atsd Iron which is prescribed
and recommended above by physicians is not secret
remedy which well known TO druggists every
where Unlike the older Inorganic iron products Il is
easily assimilated nurr the teeth. make them
black nor upset the stomach The manufacturers guar
antee successful and entirely satisfactory results TO every
purchaser they will refund your money II 10 dis
peused in this city hy all good druggists.
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down-while at so or 60 with
health and plenty of iron in
blood she may still be young
feeling and so full of life and
attractiveness as to defy
detection of her real age.
But woman cannot 1
have beautiful ros. cheeks &
or an abundance of
strength and endurance
without iron, and ply
sicians below have been
asked to explain why
they prescribe organic
iron - Nuxated Iron - to
help supply this deficiency
and aid in building a race of
stronger, healthier women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
II I'M uIsNisilED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS
Is FURNISHED APARTMLNTs
AND FLATS

CLOSE fN. STEAM HEAT cAS
electricity. linen. dishes, low rent
Heacon Sseo,
sss-LowER FunNfSiIEp FIAT:
adults only. Queen Anne 1913.
s-HOoN ApARrMENr. WALKING
distance. Sia ~ Pine st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Nevada Returns
Favoring Winners

RENO. New. Nov. 3.-With more
than half OF the states votes tabD
lated. Senator Harding today was
leading Governor Cox by 1000 In
Nevada
In the senatorial contest. Oddis,
republican. was 400 ahead Of tho
incumbent senator. Henderson. demo
crat.
Arentz was leading Evans In the
race for congress by some 3.00a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Nebraska Turns
to Republicans

LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov s.--NebrAska
turned a political romersault yester-
day. compared with four years ago.
and landed in the republican column
by a majority SO pronounced that Il
marks a record In the states voting
history. Returns early today from
little over half OF the voting pre-
cincts Of the state give Harding =
lead OF approximately $4,000 over
Cox. Indicating a republican plural
ify for the entire state OF not ie.s
than a hundred thousand. and more
likely 10000.
The only element Of doubt this
morning WAS on governor. which b
a three-cornered race. with 8. r.
Mckeivie, republican incumbent.
leading by n little more than 5000
votes in ssi precincts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Governor Cox
Loses His Counts

DAYTON, Ohio. Nov. 3.-Governor
Cox lost his home county In the 70
publican landslide. by a probable
plurality OF 5000.
Returns from all but IS precinctsl
in Montgomery county give Harding.
1880: Cox. 33,iss.
The governor apparently lost Md
dletown. where he lived as q boy.
hut carried Butler county, including
Middletown. by about $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Republican Chief
for Minnesotans

ST. PAUL. MINI. Nov. al A.
o. Preus. republican. has been elect
ed governor OF Minnesota. returns
early today indicated. with slight
chance that Henrik shipseed. nom
partisan league indorsee. might show
heavy gains In the rural vote An
drew voistead. congressman and au-
thor OF the prohibition law. was run
ming behind Rev. o. J. Kyaie for re-
election Kyale ran as an indepcnd-
emit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

WANTED Liberty bonds at Market
c. J. S'fEEFLE
us cherry 81 Main tsss,
800 SHARES or AMERICAN WORK
efa' Oh. See Geo. Decker. GS0l y
ballard ave.
- UIsI>f.Ns OPPORIUNITiEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
End 65-Year-Old
Fued: IS Murders

ROME. Italy. Nov. 5.--After a ven
delta OF SIS years. which involved rs
murders in eight families and injury
10 property and cattle. a reconciiia-
ton has been effected. At the cere
mony OF reconciliation more than
200 men belonging 10 the families
concerned took part and stood in
front OF the church In which the
bishop officiated- They took an oath
Of reconciliation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Sportsmen to Hear
, Professor on Fish

The Sportsmen's association Of So
attic, at meeting to be held tonight
in the Chamber OF Commerce assem-
bly, room. win listen to George c. EN-
body. professor OF fish culture nj tho
university. Delegates to the annual
meeting of the Washington State
Sportsmen's association to be held at
olympia. December IL and IL. will ~
selected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Governor Cox Is
Kentucky Choice

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. Gov
crnor Cox carried Kentucky by q
majority estimated at i5,sop. Sena-
tor J. c. w. Beckham was reelected
by a majority estimated at $500.
Democrats gained one member OF
congress thru the defeat OF King
Swope in the eighth district by
ralph Gilbert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Frazier Claiming
North Dakota Vote

FARGO. y. D.. Nov. Non
partisan league headquarters today
claimed the reelection OF Lynn J.
Frazier for governor for the third
term. The vote tabulated early to-
day gave J. NJ. O'connor a lead Of
1900. but few OF the rural pre-
cincts where n-partiEans are
strongest had been heard from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
CHARGED WITH
MANSLAUCHTER

As result Of an automobile 40
cident in July. 1919. in which Mrs
Ethel shaffer. iib 18th ave. was
NO severely hurt that she died five
months iatsr, Carl Ar1ani was
charged with manslaughter by tho
prosecuting attorney Wednesday.
Arianis car struck Mira shaffer on
i. Union n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

- ACRES RICH sofi. NORTH
only 70 minutes from Pike st. fine
road. iuterurban and bus trans
portation. ideal location for fruit
berries, garden and poultry. away
from tho high cost Of living. a
good market for all that you
grow. work In tho city While Inn
proving your land. a few tracts
left at sao0. very easy terms.
~. VAN AHSDAi.E q co.
INN TLLrH .unllr
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MANUFACTURING

n you can invest 1900 in enc Of
the best Industries In Seattle.
and can dc some assembly
work. NC will pay yon IS per
day and big returnA on your
Investment.
IL % not necessary 20 be first
class mechanic to handle this
work. but you must be steady
and accurate. Good chance for
advancement IL you are eapa-
bile. See Mr.. Potter at III Sea-
board Bidg- Fourth and Pike.
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STOCKS AND BONDS

THE Pacific AGENCY. INC. til
Arcade Bldg. Elliott tsSt. Lis
and sells timber lands anywher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Complaint Against
N. American Indian

Charges were preferred by the
prosecuting attorney Wednesday
against the North American Indian.
a corporation, accused of doing BUSH
ness without a license. In another
complaint r.. $. Patten is charged
with representing the corporation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
He Picks Fob Off
Horse; Is Arrested

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 3.--Pete
Marez had watch but he didn't
have watch fob. Seeing n horse
standing on the street. he walked up
and pulled handful OF hair from
Dobbins tail lie was arrested by
the s. =. c. A.. and given a sus
panded sentence for vagrancy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

TT rs pnovERnfAL THAT
THE EEST TIME To nuN u WHEN
EVERYONE WANTS TO SELL
Therefore. q seem. 60 US tina, yea
should be buying that used car
RIGHT NOW
1890 nuirk roadster: run 1900 miles
1880 Chandler speedster: tee9 miles.
1870 Tempiar roadster ran 500 IN
1890 kisaei tpasa.. run 1.tvg miles
1873 Daniels ; touring.
1918 Mitchell touring.
ltIg Firar touring.
Marmon - roadster.
MRrmon ~ touring.
Cadillac. model 81.
oidam0biis sedan
Winton limousine
Minton touriaz.
s-OSeriandn--A
Neiie touring.
LiEin touring
Dodge touring.
9--AhxweiiK@-s
simultaneously
ALI. SIZES AND MODELS
Here IL your opportunity 20 pick up
a few SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY
ONLY
sfnaehakcr t-ryi. 1850.
Overland touring. $3.50.
Indian motorcycle. SIS.
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
FRANK WATE1tHOtHE 4 co.
PINE AT bellevue
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She's to Be Queen
of the Daily Shack

Miss Kathryn Barnhisel. coed in
the school of journalism at the uni-
versity. was elected queen of the
Daily Shack" at the first annual
Daily Bust held on the uniyer-
sity campus Tuesday night.
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al FOR sALE-auroMoBn.Es
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King Lee Cases Are
Set for New Year

The two narcotic cases remaining
against King Lee. alias Lee Can. il
the federal court have been set for
trial January IL, by Federal Judge
Edward T.. Cushman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
MOSCOW DENIES
RUSS UPRISING
Says No Military Reyolts
Take Place

MOSCOW. nov. 3.-Officiai denial
that military reyolts have occurred
In MOSCOW was Issued by Soviet
leaders here today. They declared
unfounded reports from border elites
that sailors were leading factory
workers In uprisings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
LUMBER

LUMBER
@re 70 LNtIs - . 49, ~ =
FTOORfNG--RrSrf CEILING. -
Fine quality extra star A star =
Cedar siding. $3.50. ....s law " -
Delivered anywhere
Phone Queen Anne ztsf
PHO~OGR APffs- GEN
uIne bargains SIS takes ttse CAB.
met. ts1s0 for sts5 maehins' ivy
tnKtr1rneut reduced 20 fs1. All
new and suaransecd victor table
models. $50 20 $40. Pacific Phone
graph Co. 7ea PIKE, Main sss1.
BETTER HAVE a HEATER
or new range added 20 your nc-
count. or n piece Of furniture from
Xaidron Co.'S furniture Dept.
ais University 81 Terms at cash
prices.
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PROBABLY

Jack Staylate--Just as was
bidding her goodnight 1t dawned
upon me.
F'riend-What did morning,---
Boston Transcript
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1850 cash and monthly payments
like rent Will ave you Ownership
% this h-roofn home on large lot.
In Naintsr Valley. CLOSE 90 the
car iine and paved street and
paved street. and with view.
iiqurs enc year old Why pay
Tcntt
n n THOMAS a COMPANY. nc.
1880 Third Ave Elliott 1t&1
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UNIVERSITY y. NJ. G. A. WIN en-
terrain foreign students attending
the III" at banquet N the COM
mons Friday evening. November 6.
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RAINIER VALLEY

T-roon house on west slope Of
Queen Anne mn, lot b0xiif;
street graded. sidewalk. sewer
ALL IN AND PAID FOR This Is
an old house but with n little re-
pair Will be worth $500. 800
cash. balance nj $50 n month. This
is n wonderful chance, H. A.
Goodfellow, i2S Railway Ex-
change bldg.
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nAnTNERsILIP

PARTNERSHIP
AUTO REPAIR SHOP SPECIAL
1850 ~ the full price for an equal
onc.haif interest in one % the
beet located shops In Seattle.
owner iH frat class mechanic
and has big established trRde
more work than he can take care
81 alone. 30 needs q good steady
man tina, he can depend on. Ex-
pcricnce not necessary IL you are
mechanically inclined and willing
60 work. As this shop has very
little overhead expense. you can.
not fail 10 make good income.
For particulars see Mr.. Hodge. III
lseabcard Bidg
LARGE MANUFACTURING COR
poration wants capable men TO
open branch office and manage
sslesmcn. s30o TO $4,000 neces-
elusive rights: patented article:
money making possibilities unlim-
tied. Mili pay expenses 10 Balti-
more u you qualify. Address Mr..
clemmer. Sales Manager. s0s N.
Eutsw st. baltimore. Md.
APARTMENT HOUSE SNAP.
You can double your money in 60
days on large downtown brick
apartment. over 100 rooms OF fine
furniture; Is and SIS. about s.. 900
will handle. Call for information.
Reliable Investment Co. sgs
Burke Bldg. Second and Marion.
GROCERIES.
We have two grocery bargains. one
with living rooms: both are
money makers, Price tL7oo and
burke Bidg. second and Marion.
AUTO REPAIR SHOP.
5000 for half Interest: has service
car, welding outfit, lots Of tools
II YOU wish TO get In with a good
~.
see this cail ass burke bldg.
TIMBER. sAwMILI.S. SHINGLE
mills. anywhere. We can handle
your liatinen and give very best
service. THE PACIFIC AGENCY,
Inc, 400 Arcade Bldg. ELLIOTT
tb3f
FOR LEASE
IS rooms. unfurnished. downtown
NJ j, MOORE. 1916 Third Ave.
Elliott 3T55.
TIE PACIFIC AGENCY. INC. REAL
Estate Brokers Financial Agents
sl0o Arcade Building. Elliott 45st
Anything from peanut stand
ps BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED
HOTEL WOMAN, WEGIAN
would Invest up TO $1,000. in or
out Of town. No agcnts Answer
G-12ti star.
9S PERSONAL
T. y Nm NENT HAIR WAVING.
Marching. h.na pack for gray
and faded hair.
LADIES' IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main c507. $50 Union st.
No operations. Natural remedies;
electro massage; light. thormo.
vapor baths. fl6 First ave. NJ.
biip. DIR LILLIAN CHANDLER,
Snnipractor.
DIR II. N. FREER
Physician and Surgeon
Chronic Diseases.
e0b y Third Ave.
SWEATS. MASSAGE, SALT CLOVIS.
shower. t2i Peoples Bank Bldg.
Second and Pike
SHAMPOOING, FACIAL. AND SCALP
scientifically treated. 1904 Third
ave, office goa
SLIGHTLY USED ss5 GLOBE EAR
phone. sl2 t0b6 Arcade Bidg.
100 REAL ESTATE iOANS
MONEY FOR WASHINGTON FARM
AND ACREAGE LOANS. Prompt
MobTRiTfsoAoh CO. I isoi hesry f siSs'
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WIT WOODLAND

WEST WOODLAND
A substantial and modern bungalow
OF rooms and sun porchs AL
rooms 81 generous size Fpiend a
arrangement. oak floors. all built
In features. fireplace. French doors
90 sun room. cement basement.
furnace and laundry tots Of fine
roses good lawn imms date poe
session easy terms price $500.
less Tor iArEe ca.h payfnsw
NsckEftN. NcQu LSTESa st.ANlffnC
tots Third Ave. Eiliou g5t3
10 ACHES Good BOTTOM LANb
20 sell VIII take good Ford de-
liyery car IN part payment Halt
cleared. part lea fall wheat. drained
and fenced. on good road close 20
school; near keJp.rt ana v. =
t.rp.do station Take steamer
dress .. 4. IkHtcdI Pearson.
wash. n 1
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
$500. $1,000 CASH
Modern bungalow. located AZ Cnwer
Park living room ifx2f across
front oak floors. hrrplaee snd
buiit-in features eapcrrtc base
un~nt. with furnace and laundry.
large garage from alley entrance.
IlI.sANEn q UooN
,to1 Fremont ~ North .ift.
oNN NOtR OWN
f.Too-~5-raufn Nungaiuw on Frrdi-
nAnd street, lot " tgHi.b: vicw %
Lake Washington. THIS price "
sncs rent MAEE 4 START. CIR
a HOME Ialnirr ~
giss. a. SPENCER a co.
ssit Ferdinand 81 frniumhis)
REDUCED 81. ooo
My well buin b.room bungalow.
bath. basement: y acre fine soil.
3s bearing fruit trees. berries.
ruAe bushes. chicken house. {
blocks O. car; sell for sf.tee. In.
ciudinR furniture. trrma like rent
Call at 1903 American Bank nlds.
~ ACRES. ALpEiswooD MANOR:
bought Jan. 1913, for ti.ses. viii
sell for tt5eO; $500 cash. balance
Sparks a DYE
1889 Second Ave
Elliott sQik.
Ground Floor Open Evenings
81 soo--K kLAND HOME AND
business property; : acres. ali
cleared: store building. b-room
house. buiit-in features chicken
houses. barns. etc. just the place
FOR berries. chickens and suburban
store. Gilman. sis i1ary Bids
MADNoNA nAHGAIN.
5-room modern bungalow. ,iot son
t20. garage. paved street hascAs-
nents paid. only &2,k0Vs easy
terms. Main G5IL ass Burke
bldg
HoMEs-WE LIST AND Sell.
property anywhere in city. "A
number % first class homes TO pick
from. The Pacific Agency. Inc,
ti0o Arcade fiuildinK. Elliott a6aA
CULVER QUEEN ANNE
Come to us FOR the best buys in
Queen snno hin propsrty.
~ Boston 81 Queen Anne ".
PRETTY BROOM COTTAGE HALF
Rrresof choicest garden land. some
fruit. sdesl FOR ioHanherricH (:
sa,1e0. terms. S~r Di.MST FAD.
Ballard i2t7
NY 7-RDOM UNFINISHED HOUSE.
on large lot, fun price taSi. tcrfus.
Gillian. eig i.eary Bldg or Rai-
nier i2nR evenings.
81 200 - s-ROOM HOME. LARGE
lot. 1900. or will take good touring
car as first payment CAN at tf@3
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FARM IANTD

s ACRES or rNcTf.LFN'r
soil with finest ilind Of tm-
provrments. nice lawn, fruit
trees. modern house. electric
lights, pressure water piped
90 all buildings. good barn
and chicken houses electric
lights In buildings. all
fenced aud IN cultivation.
y acre In black berries.
good terms. this N In white
River valley. near Kent just
off Tacoma highway and
near interurban station
WESTERN PACIFIC
SECURITIES COMPANY
Room tli, Central building
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I.IeGAL NOTICES

TO WHOM IN MAY CONCERN.
Manufacturing Co. has made an
application 10 establish tool
works at 100 w. kickerEon ~. lot
IL. block 81. Denny & Hoyt's Ad-
dition.
Anyone desiring 20 protest such oe.
the office OF the Building Depart
rnent. Room sos County-city Bldg
prior TO Saturday. November g.