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Spruce Pick-Ups.

Chester Sargent, who has been
visiting his parents and relatives for
the past month, returned to his home
in Kansas Monday.
Mrs. George Vanhoy spent Tues
day afternoon with her sister, Mrs.
Matte Hill.
Mrs. Ben Barickman called on
Mrs. Lee Reese Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Joe Borland called on Mrs.
George Vanhoy Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Clyde Borland spent Satur-
day wit hher mother, Mrs. R. H.
Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payton Davis and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Raybourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tai Raybourn spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lon
Warns.
The ice cream supper at Spruce
Saturday night was well attended.
M. and Mrs. Charlie Nickel spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Barickman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vanhoy en-
tertained the following Sunday: Mrs.
Mary Newberry, NJ. and Mrs. Dee
vanhoy, Mr.. Jot Newberry, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. H. Dickson and children and
Mrs. Archie Odneal and children.
Mrs. Matte Hill and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Jones spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Hill.
Aubrey Sargent spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Reese.
The attendance at the Cumpton
Sunday school Sunday afternoon was
70. Everyone is invited to attend.
There will be Flag Day exercises
there Sunday afternoon July 4th.
Services will begin at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Lee Reese's arm, which was
badly bruised, is better at this WRIT
ing.
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Spruce News.

Fletcher Jarvis and family came
down from Kansas City Tuesday
evening to accompany DR.. Fletcher
and family on a fishing trip on Sac
river, leaving Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Carl Ludwick and children of
Los Angeles, California, came Satur-
day for an extended visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Eads
and other relatives.
Ira Eads moved into his new store
building Friday and Saturday. Mr..
Eads sure has nice store.
John Mulkey and family motored
over from Blue Mound, Kansas, Sat-
urday evening to visit with Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. NJ. Murphy and other rel
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Johnnie on the Wing.

Ike Dawson and wife of Charlotte
township were in the city last sat
urday trading with the merchants.
Miss Minnie Allen and daughter
Bessie, of Elkhart, were in the city
this week visiting and trading.
Mrs. Ben Pickett, Mrs. A. Crumley
and Merritt Pickett, of Nyhart, spent
day in the city last week.
We met our old friend. Oscar
Reeder, of Adrian, in town last Sat
urday. We have known Oscar for
nearly half a century and he is a
good citizen.
Judge R. B. Campbell, OF Pleasant
Gap, was in the city last Saturday,
We are pleased to note that our old
friend Squire Darby is better and can
sit out on the porch. We hope he
will recover.
Our County School Superintendent
Prof. A. c, Moreland, is attending the
summer school at Warreusburg this
summer
The show has arrived and will be
here all week. We missed out on
the last show, but will sure attend
this one as Constable Stott AMI
Squire Hemstreet have both prom
Used to take us one night and there
are several candidates for county Of
flee that will look after us the bal
ance of the time.
We attended the Baptist Church
last Sunday and heard Bro. Alexan-
der preach his farewell sermon.
There was a large crowd and We re-
greet to lose Bro. Alexander as he
is a splendid man. He will take up
the pastorate at Ozark, Mo.
Our old friend and former neigh
Dor Ike Kelly, residing on Vine
street, is still on the sick list.
Rev. L. w. Keele preached at
Sheldon last Sunday.
A. w. Shay and family and P. |.
Turner and family, of CORTLAND at
tended the Baptist church last Sun
day.
We enjoyed the items of CORTLAND
and Athol last week. Come again.
The Ohio M. E. church expects to
put in rest room and a gymnasium
and other improvements. This is all
right and let the other churches fol-
low, likewise.
Among our old friends and ac-
Quaintances who visited the county
seat during the past week are: Scott
Chandler, of New Home; John Bar
ton and wife of Amoret; Buck Man
ship and Col. Lockridge of Elkhart;
J. B. Rice of Mound; S. G. Adams OF
Charlotte.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hunter, widow of
Watson Hunter an old friend of ours
has received notice that she had been
allowed pension at the rate of $4,000
per month.
We visited our old friend Doc
Smith last week and found him in a
bad condition. He is hardly able to
be about and is confined to his bed
most of the time. He is one of our
Oldest citizens.
Mrs. Fred Bruner of near Spruce
was in town this week shopping and
friends.
Judge B. F. Jeter returned Satur-
day from . weeks trip to the Rio
Grande valley in Southeast Texas.
He reports fine trip and saw grea,
deal of country. He says that that
part of the state is fast settling up
and several Bates county people have
purchased farms there. The land
there is very fertile but has to be ir-
rigated and it is pretty high. The
Judge says that there is no place al
ter all like Bates County.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Woods, of Pas

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Woods, of Pas
sale and daughter, Mrs. Frank Pip
pinger and children, of Kansas City
spent Sunday with Alex Woods and
wife.
Mrs. ,Tella Wolfe called on her
daughter, Mrs. Carl Welliver, OF
Amsterdam, Monday.
Lee NJ. Hardinger and mother
Mrs. w. M. Hardinger are some bet
ter at this writing.
Fred Brayton is cutting wheat fol
Harve Steele.
Mrs. Joe Fleming called on Mrs. j
c. Welliver one morning last week.
Mrs. L. S. Paddock has company
this week.
Mrs. Jake Jundy and Mrs. G.
Ison were shopping in Butler Tues
day morning.
THE OLD MAID.
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Foster Flashes.

Ernest and Zelma Standish, from
Kansas City, are visiting with rela-
tives and friends here this week.
| {. II. Calvin, wife and daughter,
Frances, Wiley Woods and family,
spent Sunday with Jim Vaughn and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Briscoe visit
ed his mother, Mrs. Lucy Briscoe,
the latter part Of the week.
Miss Edith Workman was the
guest OF Ruth Swarens Sunday.
Elmer's girl is gone! That's why
We saw him buggy riding Sunday.
Miss Edith and Blanche Miller,
from Butler, visited a few days last
week with their cousin, Thelma Rich
mond.
Harvey Deaton spent Sunday with
Dewitt and Pleasant Shelton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowman spent
Sunday afternoon with w. H. Bren-
ner and family.
Miss Hazel Morehouse, from Pitts
burg, Kansas, is visiting her cousin,
Jetta, this week.
l.. l.. Deaton and wife visited Sun
day with Mrs. John Hannaman and
children.
Frank Morse and family Lawrence
Calvin and wife spent Sunday with
Ed Batterton and wife.
/ Lorraine Galloway from Kansas
City is visiting with relatives here.
| Sam Cobb returned home last
week from few days visit in Iowa.
She" didn't come this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Janson are
the proud parents of baby girl born
Wednesday, June 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cobb, Art
Thomas and family spent Sunday
with Ed Cullison and wife at Amoret.
J.-P. Mccall and family, Lewis
Lent and family visited with Lewis
Mccall and wife Sunday.
S. ?. Carson and daughter Sylvia,
and Mrs. Jasper Nation and baby left
Sunday to visit his daughter, Mrs.
James kenney, of McCracken, Kan
Sas.
Warren Keeton and family from
Nyhart spent Sunday with Geo. Gas
ton and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tex Swarens. spent
the day Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Written.
Quite few of our people attend
: eti-tl1e- .tnerican Day eXcrciscs at
Hume, Sunday afternoon.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bris
coe a baby girl, Friday. June IS.
Ed Corlett, wife and son, Glen,
from Virginia, ]. l.. Jones and family
from Butler, Grandma Bassett and
daughter. Anna. spent Sunday with
Cflas. Dickerson and family.
ON account OF the show that was
i'll Foster few nights last week, the
kebckahs postponed their entertain
mcnt until Friday night. July ;, at
the Opera house. Don't forget the
date.
=, l.. Shelton and family spent
Sunday at the home OF Alex Good
win and family.
{. {. Swarens. from Butler, was a
business visitor here last week.
y large crowd from Foster attend
cd the ball game at Rich Hill Sum
day.
) Bill Townsend from Still Water,
Arkansas, arrived here Sunday to
tvisit several days with friends.
Gus Scarnier and family, from
Worland, spent the latter part of the
week with J.. w. Martin and family.
/ Grover Arbogast and Ned Row
land were business visitors in Kan
sas City this week.
Bill Anderson, who is working at
Adrian, Mo-, spent Saturday and
Sunday with Z. T. Hines and family.
DAISY.
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atives. They left for their home
Sunday evening.
ne ice cream supper at the Meth
odlst church was well attended Sat-
urday night.
Kay Oneal delivered a load of cat
tie to Appleton City Tuesday for
Everett HILL
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+ Virginia News.

The farmers are all busy harvest
ing this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Burk and fam
lily visited with his sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Cox Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Welliver and
daughter, Audrey, spent Sunday with
their son, c. E. Welliver and family,
of Appleton City.
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down from Kansas City visiting rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Elliott were
down from DreXel Saturday.
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back with us.
Roy Dalton and Mr.. Sims, from
Parker, Kans., was visiting Mr. Dali
tons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton,
near Passaic, one day last week.
MURB Ellie.
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DIR. r. R GLOYD
Deputy State Veterinarian
Calls answered promptly
Ia Block South Of Post Office
Office Phone I1o sl-0
Resident Phone 3S0 Butler, No.
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IDAHO PRISONERS LEFT FARM
Henry Thompson, James Doyle, Ed.
r. Smith, John L. Adams and
Harry Wilson.

BOlSE.-Five prisoners who were
permitted on their honor to work on
farms failed to report at the HURT
ranch near Nampa recently and have
been listed as escaped.
Prison officials are not making
search for them, but have posted
$50 reward each for their capture.
The men are Henry Thompson,
James Doyle, Ed r. Smith, John
Lewis Adams and Harry Wilson.
Thompson was received at the pen
itentiary from Ada county February
16, 1918, on conviction of receiving
stolen goods.
Doyle is an ex-convict of Montana
and was sentenced from Bannock
county for robbery.
Smith is an ex-convict from Idaho
and was received from Cassia county
for rescuing a prisoner from jail
Adams was sentenced from Cassia
county for burglary, and Wilson was
sent up from Washington county for
grand larceny.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-07-09
ALLIES DIVIDE sPoiLs
OF GERMAN PREPARATION
Premiers Agree On Allotment Of
Money Conquered
Must Pay.

BRuSSELS.-An agreement has vir-
tually been reached by the allied pre-
miers in conference here with regard
to the division of German reparations
on the basis of SO per cent to France,
and ~ per cent to Great Britain, 10
per cent to Italy, 8 per cent to Bel
GUM and per cent to Serbia. The
remaining per cent will be divided
among the other allies. including Ru-
mania, Portugal and Japan. Italy also
will receive certain economic and
financial advantages.
This tentative settlement was de-
clared to have been arrived at in a
conference of the French, British,
Italian and Belgian delegates.
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TO BUILD 10 MILES OF ROAD
Near ST. Maries, Idaho-To Cost Lit
tie Over $2o3 900.


The General Construction company.
Spokane, has been awarded a con-
tract for 10 miles of highway near
st. Maries, Benewah county, Idaho.
according to advice from w. ]. Hall.
state commissioner of public works.
Boise, Idaho, received by the com
pany Thursday The cost will be
$2OSOOO and will be borne by the
federal government and the district
Beginning at St Maries and run
ming north, the highway will become
part OF the Idaho north and south
highway through Occur d'Alene." said
Mr.. Munro. ut will be built along
the scenic st. Joe river. Besides a
road, it will become dixie to pro-
tect the lowlands from the river.
Its top will be six feet above the
highest water mark of the St Joe. it's
width will be % feet, and it's surface
Will be of crushed rock.
Except the rock, the filling of the
highway will be taken from the river
by two drag line excavators with 60
foot booms.
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Get Big Load of Sturgeon.

LEWISTON.-Carrying a load of
ss'uiseoh, the little Salmon river boat,
'oEdse came into dock here July 4
with W. some big fish in her cargo. The
non which were caught about 80
hl'le' up the river, were taken by a
uook and lin--. baited with cells, and
9 9on oil the larger weighed close to
~, pounds and were eight feet in
length. The cargo will be shipped to
the Coast '--'ppNN -
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Wilton Wins at Tacoma.

r. lACoMA.-Tommy Milton, in a
tDuSehoerg, reeling off 225 miles in
u"o hours % minutes and 28 seconds,
"on ehe ninth annual speedway con
so9' mere Monday. He averaged 95
nlieS an hour, the fastest time yet
loue on the loca track in a race of
@ ~,ore than 100 miles. He won the
yno first prize. Prizes totaled $22,-
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INFORMATION DEPARTMENT
"A Handy Spokane Business and
Professional Directory

Adv: SIGNS. sTIcKERS, NoVEI ma
MO0ha Als9-SPEC1A1TY co. Peyton bll9
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS
w. j. BALLARD, GIT 1st Az SDolIa1e
ATTORNEYS
george y. Ayers. 517 Ziegier Bldg
AUTO PAINT SHOPS
-22t213 I AUTO PAINT Co, 1904 Cd Ave
AUTO TOP REPAIRING
Pac.Auto Top Co. go W. End Ph Riy 6de
BERG AUTO TOP co, I22 s DiIiSio4
AUTO RADIATOR REPAIRS.
spokane Auto Rad. Works, W 3a Main
5AND INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED
= f. WINSHIP & SONS. 80 w 1st Ave
81 T; I TERY AND ELECTRICAL SERVICE
umpire Electric, Service, I'd and Cedar
- CORRECT GLASSES
MKs. HENDRICKS. 5O7 Riverside Ave.
HOGS,. VEAL & POULTRY BUYERS
fRANsEER MARKET, 725 N. Monroe.
g gSaz Lewis Markets. Spokane, Wash
Pac1flc Market, 49 Riverside Ave.
HOTELS
SILI4N1AN Hotel Sd and Monroe. Riy 176
ICE MACHINES.
The FRlCK ICE MACHINE, Cooper Ice
Machine & Plumbing Co 1904 N Monroe,
Harris Ice Machine Works, Spokane.
Armstrong Machinery Co.
LIGHTING PLANTS
LALLE9 LIGHTING PLANTS, 426 End.
MATERNITY HOME.
0r: Estelle Ditman, 1908 S. Perry st.
ORIGINAL TURKISH BATHS
WALLBERG'S Steam Baths, POI Trent,
PATENTS AND TRADEMARKS.
l. l. Westfall. 912 Paulsen Bldg.
PHOTOGRAPHS
PRINCESS STUDIO, 18th floor Eiiers bldg.
xREAL ESTATE AND FARM LANDS
Union Investment Company, S106 Post St
RE6OlLT -TYPEWRITERs
Ietyr1a q ~
RURRER STAMPS AND SEALS
PACIFIC STAMP WORKS, 516 Sprague-
STEAMSHIP TICKETS.
Assoc. Steamship Office. 21O Hyde Bldg.
TAILoRS.
MYERS S 16 Howard st.
USED CARS WANTED.
NEHoWard Auto RepairShop, 909N. Fl wa I'd.
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Montana Pioneer Died.

n, "lhhS CITY, Mont-The body of
anomas Stevens, a pioneer of Custer
o oTulty' was found recently in the
- i"r OF his home. Death was due
W natural causes.
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Gov. Stewart "Drives" Rivet.

@. 'Ai1LEJO, Cal.-Governor S. V.
stewart of Montana July 4 construct
ney drove the first rivet in the bat
~oSlllp Montana, which is to be built
At The navy yard here.
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10 ACRES just outside Spokane city
limits. one mile west of FIT. Wright is
acres cultivated, splendid soil, small
house, barn, chicken houses, yard and
public school; price $4,000. Vacant lots
IN All parts of the city of Spokane
phone Main IA
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Is TO 70 ACRES finest farm and gar
Full price $40 per acre. Auto trips daily,
leaving our office a. M, round trip 49,
Remember there are no stumps, no stone,
no brush on this land Very rich soil, no
fertilizer needed Come to our office or
write for information and descriptive
circular Your chance is now act quick
ly. Sparks, Chase & Dye, 514 Second
Ave, Seattle, Wash.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-07-09

LOTS IN REEVES COUNTY, TEXAS
OIL field. 1 will drill oil tests on
my 100 acres-one drilling now; no com
mission, no agents, no company stocks
Good location. / deed you the lot for
$50 and use the money to drill Write
for details.
Wire any bank in town about me
c. r. COULTER
STEPHENSVILLE, TEXAS
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FINE STOCK AND GRAIN FARM 1000
acres, 400 in cultivation; more can be ;
$50 pasture, balance timber; large build
ings running streams, school, church
stores, r. r. station at the place, on
main county road This is money
maker.
Address J. V. Pipe, Albany Oregon.
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oTTo VICE OF EVERETT AND A
n. WARNER OF LEAvEN-
WORTH, ENGINE MEN.
IN WEST, EAST AND SOUTH
No. 81 Meets Disaster at HaIford, so
Miles Northeast of Seattle, Near
Scranton, Pa, IL More Are
Expected to Die.

SEATTLE.-Two persons were kill.
ed and two seriously injured early
Sunday morning when the Great
Northern fast westbound mail train
No. 27, was wrecked at Halford. 80
miles northeast of Seattle.
The known dead are Otto Vige, en-.
gineer, Of Everett, and A. H. Warner
fireman, of Leavenworth. Vige leaves
a widow and three children, while
Warner is wldower.
Herman C. Hafer, express messen.
ger of Seattle, and Clifford e. Wilkin-
SON. brakeman, of Seattle, received
severe injuries.
Six of the 10 cars in the train were
wrecked. The train was in charge of
Conductor Miller of Seattle. The
cause of the wreck is unknown
Iowa Wreck Toll.
FORT DODGE, Iowa.-Nine persons
were killed in the Minneapolis & St
Louis railroad wreck, north of Hum
bodt. Twenty-one were injured.
The edad:
B. f. Reilly, Livermore, Iowa.
o. f. Woods, Imogene, Iowa.
A Batty, no address.
Henry Dawson, Ohio, Iowa.
Mrs. T. j. Dyslind, Depew, Iowa.
Mrs. Ryan, Grand Junction, Iowa.
Child of Mrs. Ruth Kulp, LeSueur,
MINI.
Two unidentified men.
Among the injured were: C. K.
Cleveland, st. Paul; j. T. Johnson,
Fergus Falls, Mimi; Mrs. Frank d.
Holmes, Minneapolis, and Mrs. Ralph
kop, st. Peter, Mimi
Horror in Pennsylvania.
ii SCRANTONas Pa. - Eighteen are
dead, Is of the several score of in
Jured probably will die, and II bodies
have been identified, as a result of a
collision between three cars on the
Lackawanna & Wyoming Valley rail
road near South Pittston station.
lightning struck a telegraph pole,
which fell on the tracks in front of
a car
A moment later a limited car crash
ed INTO the rear of the car that struck
the pole and a third telescoped the
second car.
All OF the dead and injured were
oeIIeYed to be from Pennsylvania.
TWO more bodies were identified:
MISS Ruth Moon, Wilkesbarre, George
Griswold, Factoryville.
A complete list of dead and injured
VIII not be available for some time,
The bodies being mangeld.
Another Wreck Kills Eioht.
McAf4ESTER, Okla.-Eight persons
were KILLED, II seriously injured, some
.uought fatally, and 10 others suf- |
Ierea minor injuries when a Missouri
Kansas d Texas freight train smashed
,N'o Tue rear end of a carnival COM
Pany special about 80 miles south
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WOMEN DEPARTMENT

CURE FOR RHEUMATISM, Stomach
Trouble and after effects of Flu. We
surely cure by our new method. We also
use Violet Ray, Therapeutic Lamps
Electric Bath and real massage. Main
1895. 515 Jameson Bldg.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-07-09

| TRACTOR and AUTO CYLINDERS re-
rI st,ound: Plstons fitted like new. CEN
I 1iSzAL MASd!NH WkS $50 N. Howard.
Cylinder Grinding a speciality. Oversize
Pistons fitted. Parts made for all cars
Crescent Machine Works, SIS n Monroe
NOVO GAS ENGINES AND OUTFITS
Hofnsr Ferrs Ee eptpipC% o light rails
western Maeh'y G. Egypt. Co.-Machines
100000 MONUMENTS.
OUR PRICES ARE LOWEST On BARRE
and all domestic and foreign granite !:
Monumental & Cut Stone Co. W151S I'd
Best stock of Granite and Marble Monu
ments. Lowest prices. Inland Monument
a. Co, n. 1901 N. Monroe. Spokane. Wn.
~WELDING--AcE
cQ 1dH RI 8; BRISTOL IdioL Oldest and most
re e, N a SPOKANE p 20 s157 Stevens ST.
c-c0PPLrsQQMMlEsIRlSJs. AND OPTICIANS
optical Coz Inc, $40 Riverside Ave. M.2I9S
me Right Glasses-thafs our reputation
King Optical Co, 613 Riverside
MOT oRCYLES, BICYCLES, REPAIRING
FALLS CITY CYCLE CO., 10S BERNARD
I1atIey MOTORCYCLES, Supplies, Repairing
ooooPl4MBING. AND HEATING
STANDARD PffGfMfBf7NGG,,- fffE8TfNG 20
All First Ave-, Spokane, Wash.
We, specialize in out town work
s ptl1mm5ing' Heating. Water Systems In
b
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
All Acute, Chronic Diseases. Consnlfa ton
tree. Or. G. Hale kinbe, Old Nat bIdo
~~-ouo-o-o-oIepAPPEER WANTED
SAVE WASTE PAPER
$10O per 100 lbs f. o. b. Spokane paid
lor newspapers and magazines Must be
tied securely in bundles and newspapers
Kept separate from magazines
PARAFFINE COMPANIES, INC,
1913 w. Boone Ave, Spokane, Wash.
JsJURAeEE Ant. TRANSFER.
storage Transfer, Country Hauling. SEE
HORN STORAGE & TER. co, S16l Line
Auto Truck Moving, High Grade Work.
Chase Service N. 12S Stevens M. 42o
TEACHERS AGENCIES
GRADE TEACHERS-$120o to $3.50.
Positions for next year waiting Spe-
clal registration Albert Teachers Agency,
Peyton bldg.
SIoyE AND FuRNAcE REPAIR.
Write Myer s. Reubens, 16O9 First Ave
for stove repairs and welding.
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YOUR opPORTuNITY-AcT NOW


$lOO-PAYABLE $40 MONTHLY. WILL
give you one unit or interest in syndicate
Just formed to operate three well deveI-
oped shipping SILVER mines in the famous
yestment viii make you wealthy. l hon
esty believe it is being offered to you
row. 1 know these properties and sin
cerely recommend them and on applica
ton VIII eheerlully send you fun par
uculars and COPY Oi smeiter returns
also mining engineer report.
r. g. Mcleod, care MCLEOD &
ALPINE 533 FENDER STREET WEST
VANCOUVER b. G.
FOR SALE. AT y BARGAIN-W1a
NWA, VIZ SWA. That portion west
of the n p Ry. right of way in NEA.
SaWA sEh5 SEA. All in section 49,, T.
Kootenai county Idaho Approximately
POO acres more or less, within half
mile of depot on n. =. Ry. and Spokane
international Ry. Good schools no i'm
provements; title clear. Price for imme-
date sale. SIS an acre. Write or wire
North American Lumber Co, Hampden
and Wabash Ayes, st. Paul Mimi.
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NEW TODAY

WE ARE NOW BOOKING FOR FU-
WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS at the fol-
lowing prices
April Is hatch. each ...,..........$1.65
April 80 hatch, each ,.............. 15O
May is hatch, each. ................. 1.25
June, each ............................. LOO
We are able to supply about 10, 900
QUEEN HATCHERY, SO Pike ST.
Seattle, Wash.
Observation-Disclosures
I5ARISGGN TAfI0RS & DTERS. Ne
clean eYerythingSs alterations S21h LIST av.
.AFALFA HAY --------.---
FOR SALE-Shipped direct from grower
in Yakima valley. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. }. f. Jacobson, Box 1906, Spokane
-o~ BUSINESS .oeeo9EoeR7J9NITIEs
SHEEP BUSINESS FOR SALE
Consisting of GOO 4-year old ewes, 1900
3-year-old ewes, $50 2-year- old ewes,
95O, yearling ewes; 30 sections of winter
and spring range and extra good summer
range. Also complete equipment
SUNNYSIDE LAND q INVESTMENT
co, Sunnyside, Washington ss
FOR. SALE CHEAP, one gasoline Star
we'll drill now running. VIII sell to
experienced man with a little down and
let machine pay out the balance. Two
years work in sight and short moves.
MUST sell. come Ut once OF address
c. e Lewis, Wallula, Wash.
WANTED-TWO LADY CAREERS OF
one steady man to take charge of a
country shop. 5000 handles.
Andrew Anderson, Bckleton; Wash.
500 PER CENT PER ANNITM in a safe
business enterprise. Write Box 9SI
Burkburnett Texas.
ELECTRICAL SPECIALIST
MAGNETOS, COILS, MOTORS, ETC.
Prompt Service
EDWIN H. MEAD CO.,
1916 w. End. M. 1886. SPOKANE
FARM LANDS AND REAL ESTATE