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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-19
DETROIT DRY CLEANING co,

You will always get satisfactory
and expert work done when you send
your clothing and wearing apparel to
the cleaning shop of the Detroit Dry
Cleaning Co. All work is done
promptly and carefully. You will
find that the garments you laid away
last season still are in good condi-
ton and with cleaning and pressing
they will without a doubt give you
service again throughout this season.
The cleaning process used in this
establishment gives the best results,
removing every spot and stain and
without the least injury to the fab
RIGS, no matter how delicate they may
be. Dainty and delicate colors are
restored to their original brilliancy
the entire garment is returned to you
looking as fresh as new. Gloves are
cleaned and dyed; also hats, ribbons
and lingeries.
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Bake LUMBER COMPANY.

You can save money on your bills
for lumber and building materials by
purchasing them now from the live
firm, the Bake Lumber Company. 1t
is doubtful if one can find a better
stock yard than that of this COM
pany. Practically anything you can
require in lumber is there from the
big rough timbers, to manufactured
lumbers for interior finishings, such
as mouldings, hard wood floorings and
the like. The farmer will find there
posts, fencing, and rough lumber for
barns and sheds. If you are going to
build this season you should get the
cOmpany's prices on sand, gravel,
stone and brick. Also for your &C.
ment and concrete work you will find
a splendid line Of cement in stock.
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TYPO-TELEGRAPH PROVES A sue
CESS.

An invention in telegraph instru-
ments which transmits and receives
press messages through the operation
of machine similar to a typewriter
was officially demonstrated between
Cincinnati and Baltimore, Md, at the
Baltimore e Ohio railroad Offices in
the Central Union Railway Station in
the Ohio city recently. The instru-
ment is the invention of DR.. l.. M.
Potts of Baltimore, Md.
A message written with the instru-
ment is Transcribed on a similar ma
chine at the other end of the line 1t
can be connected through the same
wires from which the key and sounder
have been taken.
The device has been used with par
ticular and gratifying success on
press and commercial telegraph bust
ness and next will be tried out on
stock market business. 1t does away
with the receiver writing the mes
sages. or the sending operators knowl
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-19
BILSTAD HARDWARE E. LUMBER

You will find everything in shelf,
heavy and builders hardware as well
as the best grades of lumber with the
Bilstad Hardware & Lumber Co. The
hardware stocks include fine line of
oil stoves, refrigeratOrs, hammocks,
porch furniture, swings, hammocks
and other suggestions for hot weather
comfort There are garden and farm
tools, lawn mowers, rope, glass, paint
ers' and carpenters tools, sporting
goods and firearms. Some of the
best grades of seasoned lumber, both
in the rough and manufactured, brick,
cement and lime, posts, farm gates,
tanks of all kinds, hardwood for floor
ing and interior finishing, will be
found in the company's stock. Your
order will be given prompt and care
full attention, no matter how small it
may be.
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A, C., kNUDSON,

A. c. KnudsOn is ready to advise
vestment or purchase Of real estate
If you want to buy farm, either as
an investment or for a home, A. c.
Knudson has some splendid improved
and unimproved farms listed with
him. They are well located to schools
towns and markets and make splen
did bargains, with easy terms granted
Then there are tracts of raw prairie
land for sale, that are bound to net
some substantial profits to those who
buy them now at the low prices quot
ed. Mr.. Knudson also handles city
vacant and improved property, resi-
Dental and business.
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THE QUALITY GROCERY.

1t is always a real pleasure to trade
at The Quality Grocery Store for the
stocks are displayed attractively, kept
in perfect order and sanitary condi-
ton, and one receives courteous and
prompt attention at all times. With
the hot summer here, you will be in
terested in the different kinds of GER
calls and breakfast foods in stock
They suggest many different forms in
which to serve an appetizing break
fast even though the mornings may
be sultry. If you do your own bak-
ing, you will like the -four carried by
this store 1t is one of the best brands
on the market and you get splendid
results from it's use.
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very best grades of smoked meats.
Then there is the line of home cured
corn beef, picked spare ribs, pigs
feet, homemade pork sausage like
mother used to make, head cheese,
homemade sauer kraut and the like
Also poultry, fish and oysters in sea-
son are to be found here and at as
low a price as high grade goods can
be handled. You will find some very
attractive bargains in canned meats
fish, vegetables, fruits, milk, soups
and jams. A full stock of dairy prod
ucts is also carried.
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Of the improved and perfected trac-

of the improved and perfected trac-
tor. You will find the best tractor on
the market in stock here and before
you buy elsewhere you cannot afford
not to see these makes demonstrated.
In addition to tractors, the stock in
cludes trucks, binders, hay rakes,
corn planters, corn cultivators, now
ers, threshing outfits, gas engines,
Windmills, wagons and harnesses,
cream separators and scores of small
er farm implements and tools. A good
line of strong binder Irvine is also in
stock.
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edge of alphabetic codes. All that is
required of the operator is ability to
manipulate an ordinary typewriter
keyboard. The official Baltimore Gin
cinnati experiment was on wire dis
lance of more than COO miles, the
longest ever attempted with the in
ventiOn. The trial is said to have
been exceedingly successful.
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growing, the bank will pay you 5 per

growing, the bank will pay you 5 per
cent interest upon it. You will be
surprised how fast your account will
increase once you make regular de-
posts. The bank will be glad to list
you among its patrons and you will
always find it ready to extend assist
rating warrants. We are glad of this
opportunity to recommend this bank
to our readers.
Adv
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you by Reid & Wackman. There are
other types of machinery carried in
stock, binders, mowers, threshing ma
chimes, gasoline engines, pumps, wag-
Ons, buggies, plows, harrows, disc pull
verizers, corn cutters, slo filters, silos,
binding twine, and repairs for all the
different lines of machinery.
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DETROIT MEAT COMPANY.

If you like the taste of real home.
cured hams and bacon, that will re-.
mind you of the days of your child
hood when they tasted so good for
the breakfast along with some nice
fresh eggs, you will want to try some
carried by the Detroit Meat Company.
1t has a reputation for carrying the
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WALTZ IMPLEMENT co,

The up-to-date farmer knows that
he will always find the best line of
up-to-date farm machinery in the
stocks of the Waltz Implement COM
pany. The most important machine
on the farm today is the tractor. 1t
arrives at time when the scarcity
of farm help would have been even
more serious, but for the appearance
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ENGlUND AND HOISTROM.
Furniture, Rugs, Pianos.
INI1NED did INGTnDo
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Successors to Jesse S. Num-.
You will like the splendid line of
attractive and worth while furniture
to be found in the stocks of Englund
and Holstrom Furniture Store. Fur
niture is one Of the few commodities
that has not been advanced in prices
by the war and it's reactions, and you
will find the piece is made well, is
designed with a view of producing an
attractive piece of furniture, and will
render you splendid service. This
store will afford the June bride a
splendid opportunity for making her
selection of her furniture for the new
home. There are very attractive bed
room suites, furniture for the library,
parlor. dining room and every room in
the house. If you are about to get
new rugs or floor coverings, it will
pay you to see the stocks in this
store before you make your purchases.
A very attractive line Of draperies
and curtains is also carried in stock.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,

1t is never too late to start saw
ings account. The Merchants Ma
tiOnal Bank of Detroit is ready to
help you open an account with them
The man or woman with the saving
habit thoroughly cultivated can laugh
at the future with comparative safety.
There is little danger of arriving at
old age and being dependent on ones
children or the charity of friends or
the world, if you deposit in this bank
regularly a portion of your earnings
You will be surprised how rapidly
such an account increases if attended
to regularly. The time to save is
when ones earning powers are at the
best, not when they are beginning to
slip. The officers of this bank are
j. E. Bake, president; W.. L. Taylor,
vice president; J. J. Wade, vice pres
ident; R. B. Rattsburg, cashier; G.
B. Connell, assistant cashier; J. H.
Horak, teller, will gladly assist you
in starting a savings account. This
bank will be glad to have you mem
Der of its big family and pay you $50
on your savings.
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CONSIDERATION READERs-BY MENTIONING
T D.
ADVERTISERS MEMBERS READERS
FITTINGLY RECPR0CATING THEIR AND
ANY AYTO NJ A
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DETROIT, MIMI:

INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES MANUFACTURING PLANTS,
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, MERCANTILE HOUSES, RETAIL
STORES, BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-03-26
UNITED STATE CUTS OFF
FOOD SUPPLIES
Impossible to Send Aid to Any Place
In TroubIe-Broad Hint
to Germans.

LONDON.-A dispatch to the Daily
Mail from Berlin says the United
States diplomatic representatives have
informed the German government
that it will be impossible for the Uni
ted States to allow food supplies from
abroad to enter any part of Germany
where trouble prevails.
The same correspondent says the
communists boast that bolshevik up
rising Is imminent.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-03-26

volvers Unfortunately. After Sc
rious fighting Kiel again is in the
hands OF the government.
Noske Leaves Cabinet.
BERI.IN.-Gustav Noske, minister
of defense, presented his resignation
to President Ebert Monday and the
president accepted 1t. Other cabinet
changes are imminent.
The situation In the western indus
trial regions ond In upper Silesia
particularly Breslau, Is still lserious(
the advices add. The country popu-
lations, however, are calm.
Fighting in Leipsic and Halla.
Artillery has been brought into ac-
ton Mt some points In the Ruhr coal
region, near the zone occupied by
the allies.
Fighting continues in Leipsic be-
tween workmen and troops, and
troops are fighting in Holla.
Loses Reach 5000
Eight thousand persons have been
Killed since tne periuaH ieNoi' oio"o
out on March 10.
Would Revise Peace Treaty.
PARIS.--Germans are preparing
formidable world propaganda in favor
of a revision of the Versailles treaty.
Revolters Arrested.
BERLIN--Major General Won Luett-
WITT, the military commander in the
Kapp revolt, has been arrested, it is
officially announced. Admiral Won
Trotha. chief of the admiralty, has
also been arrested.
There is no definite news of Kopp's
whereabouts. 1t is supposed he is on
his estate In East Prussia.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-03-26
INFORMATION DEPARTMENT
A Handy Spokane Business and
Professional Directory.

A Handy Spokane Business and
Professional Directory.
Adv. SIGNS, sffcKgRs. NOVELTIES
MOORE AD-SPECIALTY CO. Peyten blk, |
ARCHITECTS
FREDERICK WESTCoTT. 626 Rookery
ATTORNEYS
George y. Ayers, oil Ziegler Bldg
AUT oMOBlLES.
Auto Clear ring House, l2l2 W. I'd
Spokane Auto Market, S15 w. Sprague
AUTO PAINTING AND REFlNISRiNG
BROADWAY AUTO PAINTING co.
lOla-2 w, broadway Ave- Spokane.
Los Angeles Auto Pt Shop 4ol S sherman
AUTO TOP REPAIRING
BERG AUTO TOP co, ~ s. Division
AUTO RADIATOR REPAIRS,
Spokane Auto Rad Works, N, 1e4 Lincoln.
BATTERY AND ELECTRICAL SERVICE
Empire Electric Service 2d and Cedar
CORRECT GLASSES
MRS. HENDRICKS. 507 Riverside Ave.
FARM LANDS.
Great Northern Land Co, Howard and LIST
GosSARD CoRsETs
Leonard's Corset Shop, n. 6 Wall st.
HIDES AND WOOL.
BiSsiNGER 4 CO., I'LL X. r. Ave.
HOGS, VEAL & POULTRY BUYERS
TRANSFER MARKET. 725 N. Monroe
John Lewis Markets, Spokane, Wash.
Pacific Market, AZ Riverside Ave.
ICE MACHINES.
Harris Ice Machine Works, Spokane.
Armstrong Machinery Co.
INVESTMENTS.
FERRIS q HARDGROVE Paulsen Bldg
LIGHTING PLANTS
l.AIL.EY LIGHTING PLANTS, 426 End.
MATERNITY HOME.
Or. Estelle Ditman. 1l0S S. Perry ST.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
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SENATOR BORAH
WANTS TO KNOW
ASKS EXPLANATION OF MONEY
SPENDING IN PRIMARY
ElECTloNE.
GENERAL WOODS A SPENDER
onalrmon Proctor Hastens to Answer
That Laws are Obeyed Strict
~ and That All Cash
Spent Legally.

MISUNDERSTANDING on publish
ed reports that large sums had been
contributed to Leonard Woods cam
paign fund. Senator William f. Borah,
republican, of Idaho, called on the
general ond his campaign managers
recently for the names of subscrib-
ers, amounts and the manner in
whic hit is being used
General Woods managers not only
owe it to their candidate, but still
more to the party and the country
to clear these charges in an unmis-
taxable way" Senator Borah de-
clared, in a statement.
THE use of money in elections has
reached point where the people
will have to take hold of it," he said.
1T is nothing less than national
peril that two months before the con-
vention the use Of money in the at
tempt to control the convention has
reached the point of a scandal.
"Vast Sums eBing Spent"
That a vast sum of money is be-
ing spent is perfectly apparent. l
have seen letters from South Dakota,
Virginia and Illinois showing the
people generally are becoming rest
less in the face of the apparent use
Of money for corrupt purposes.
From what | have known of Gen
eral Wood l would not suspect him
for moment of doing thhe things
himself which are being charged
against him, but it is not sufficient
that he does not himself actually
participate. He can not be the re-
cipient of favors of such a campaign
without himself being responsible.
81 hope General Wood or his man
ayers will not permit this matter to
go until it will become a subject
which others will have to take hold
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-03-26
oXo-GAs HEATING APPLIANCES.

IT" TIT q NV, otttNtIe, W d,Il.
Gas produced from common kerosene oil
at 5000 economy. Our heaters are for hot
air. hot water and steam heating, cook
stoves, ranges, hot water boilers and camp
outfits.
No SCOT, no smoke, no ashes; just heat.
Our Pipeless Furnace with an OXO-GAS
burner at cost of one to four cents per
hour is guaranteed. 25 years of expert
ence behind us. Will give Representative s
exclusive selling rights.
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iNVEsTM ENTs

SO Bonds guaranteed are better. A
saving now will be greater buying pow
er later. company established past
seven years engaged in general Boat
Building and repair business has placed
on the market Bonds in denominations OF
from 500 to $1,000. Buy these bonds direct
from the company Write for particulars.
WEST SEATTLE BOAT & ENGINE co.
Ala Boston Block, Seattle, Wash.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-03-26
Snow Falls in California.

TULARE, Cal.-Several miles OF
country between Tulare and Visalia
were covered with almost on inch Of
snow Monday.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-03-26
ANp coLLEaEs

THE SEATTLE ENGINEERING School
Is the only school in the Northwest
teaching commercial automobile. truck,
and tractor repairing. welding crank
cases, welding and regrinding cylinders
fitting new pistons and rings, rewind-
ing armatures. rebuilding storage
batteries. building gas engines, dynamos
and motors. We give personal, practical
instruction in automobiles, trucks, tract
ors, stationary and marine gas and Diesel
oil engines. airplane and hydroplane mo-
tors. carburetors, magnetos, batteries.
starting, lighting. and ignition. machine
shop practice, oxy- acetylene welding, oxy-
hydrogen cutting, steam engineering.
electrical engineering. plumbing. steam
fitting, carpentry. bricklaying, electric
wiring; day and night school, start any
time. This school Is not an experiment;
in ninth successful year and the origin
ator of the method of instructing students
by giving them actual work. If you want
to learn right and in the shortest possible
time visit our school and see the students
at work. Send for new free catalogue.
Address 100 West Roy street, Seattle.
Wash
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-03-26

CHICAGO.-That no money had
been expended except within the
strictest limits of state and national
law to advance the candidacy OF
Leonard Wood for president, was the
stateemnt made by Colonel William
G.. Proctor, chairman OF. the Wood
national committee, in regard to Sen
ator Borah's query in statement re
Gently asking about campaign funds
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-03-26

Coffee Drinkers, Attention-Send us 81 so
for n five pound can of the best coffee
roasted in America and see what happens.
il .McAvoy, 523 Pacific Blk, Seattle. Wn.
Bings, Delicious, everything for garden
Spokane Landscape Co., Bx 1856, Spokane
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-03-26

GENERA BROKERS'. 519 HYDE BLDG.
Spokane. We want your listings. Farm
lands, timber lands, sawmils, general
merchandise stores, hotels. and other
business chances.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-03-26

THE BEST BUY IN THE
l1MPQUA VALLEY.
lSS acres for Sill 500; 80 acres of River
Bottom. sandy loan soil suitable for
alfalfa, clover. corn and especially adapt
ed to the growing of prunes and logan
berries, in which the Umpqua Valley ex-
cells any other section of the state; 80
acres pasture, well set to grass has
some scattering oak timber; farm Is all
fenced and cross fenced with woven
wire: on good road, near store and post
office: u mile river front; good well at
house, springs in pasture; buildings are
Old but in fair condition. Do not fail to
investigate this farm.
Terms half cash
w. A. BOGARD.
ROSEBURG. OREGON.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-03-26
W. A. BOGARD,
ROSEBURG. OREGON.
A PART OF THE FAMOUS
BITTER ROOT STOCK FARM


Estate of Marcus Daly--140 acres. very
highly improved, miles from county seat,
on main Park to Park highway. Fine g.
room house. big modern sunlight hog
house, 1900 bu. granary with elevator,
electric power, Kewaunee water system,
cement feed lots, 80 acres good alfalfa
ance bottom land pasture. Home orchard,
fine lawn and big shade trees. A beauti-
full home location for hog and dairy bust
ness. W. =. RICE CO.. Coulter blk,
Hamilton, Mont.
WHEAT FARM FOR SALE;-32O ACRES.
Good clay loan; six miles from the
milling center of Medicine Hat includes
house, stable; granary and is all fenced.
balance can all be cultivated. Price.
$500, or will accept 5000 cash in Ameri-
can currency Write to owner. Chas.
Pratt Box 81, Medicine Hat, Alberta
TO TRADE-TWO BUSINESS LOTS IN
thriving town in southern Idaho, 40
miles north of Twin Falls on main line
Pc Oregon hort Line n, Railroad fine oea
Ford car. 1916 1917 model Address
Box 69l, Council. Wash.
100 ACRES IN LEWIS COUNTY, WASH.
so acres in cultivation no rock. no
stumps, near level, black loan, balance
pasture and timber; finest springs good
buildings, II head dairy cattle. Imple-
ments. Terms. No agents Call or ad-
dress owners $. III. Thompson, $500 Dens-
more, Seattle, Wash.
| l60-ACRE FARM AT RAILROAD SID
ing, miles to large town; good road;
| level land; excellent soil; acres in cultl-
walton; Broom frame house, we'll furnish
| ed; log barn; chicken coop; garage:
| spring water at house; school; machinery
| and tools; $2400; terms NJ. w. Mclean.
Priest River, Idaho.
100 A. FREE, CLEAR SUB IRRIGATED
ready to plow black volcanic ash soil
wheat land heart of Tunk Creek Basin
Okanogan Co, Wash; good town; mills
near. $500. terms. +. II. Trafton,
Kirkland. Wash, r. 2.
For sale exchange for acreage-Im-
proved $50 a. with personal property at
S25 per a Good land, water and roads,
Id cash. balance terms. Write full par
ticulars in first letter. A. l.. Bennett,
White Butte s. ID.
OUR BULLETIN IS ISSUED TWICE A
month. Send your name and address
for our free mailing list. State Rental &c
Inv Co. 201-2 Harper bldg, Third and
Pike St. Seattle. Wash.
TWIN FALLS
Is fast growing city, the center of one
irrigation tracts in the United States.
Write to the Chamber of Commerce, Twin
Falls Idaho.
GOOD IMPROVED QUARTER, 50 MILES
north of Spokane; 40 acres finest cedar
and other good timber. Price and terms
very reasonable. VIII trade for property
in Willamette valley. o. G. Larson, Sill
verton, Ore.
GENERA BROKERS, SIG HYDE BLDG,
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NEW TODAY

SCHOOL BOARDS
THE ALBERT TEACHERS AGENCY,
Spokane, has teachers for all positions
for next year. Applications furnished on
short notice, Mr.. Clerk. We hustle.
HELP WANTED-GENERAL.
TELEGRAPHY.
SEVERAL MEN AND WOMEN WANT
ed at once to prepare for telegraph and
radio operators. Salary $S5 to SITS month
ly. Positions in Pac. N. w. and CONNER
cial steamers. Travel. Promotions. Pac.
Teleg. Inst, 120 N. Wall St., Spokane.
HELP WANJED-MALE
WANTED FOR OUR GREEN CHAIN AT
Baker, Ore, one tally man. Pay 62kc
per hour; also loggers for our camps at
standard wages. Oregon Lumber Co..
Baker, Ore.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. well driller TO
work by the day or on percentage; or
may buy interest in machinery. Steady
work. Address c. Il. Lewis. Wallula, Wn
ooELggccI5Ico ,N MoJoHs@Eoa sALEoo.
6, ~ and 10 h. p; motors. Spokane
Electric Sup. Co. S26 I'd Ave.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-03-26

volvers Unfortunately. After Sc
rious fighting Kiel again is in the
hands of the government
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-03-26

Block "A, six lots. Orchard Ave- Apply
Cranbrook Agency Co.
CRANBROOK, B. c.
CHERRIES, Cherries, Cherres-Over 800
cherry trees, years old. right in their
prime miles from Spokane, See owner
E1S17 Glass ave. Spokane. Wash.
DO YOU WANT A GOOD FARM p
Write or phone Arthur H. Steake Co..
Paulsen bldg. Main 1888 Spokane. We
also handle acre tracts.
Yakima Valley Irrigated Lands. under
gov. canal. 500 per a. up. Write for
Bulletin Farmers Land Co., Prosser. Wn.
FREE FARM LISTS. SAN JOAQUIN
Valley farms. Paul Rossier. Stockton. Cal.
GOOD FARM wanted. Send descrip. ana
price: ]: J. Black. Chippewa Falls, Wis
.FQR sALEoo-MIscELLANEoUs
For Sale-Cash and carry grocery, confec-
tionery, soda and ice cream business; a
money maker: brick room, low rent; good
business real bargain: price $500 cash.
1920 n. Monroe, Spokane, Wash.
WE SELL MALT, HOPS, GELATINE,
caps, cappers. Bottles wholesale, re
tail. Great Western Supply, 313 Olive ST..
Seattle, Wash. We accept mail orders.
For Sale-Samson tractor. with extension
wheels: practically new, used for demon
stration; bargain, cash or terms. ]. b.
Logan, care Powell Sanders. Wenatchee.
FOR SALE CEfEAP-One 6-horse Stoner
gas engine. Address r. c.. JONES' Route
2, Colbert Wash.