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1. good line of Barefoot Sandle
ana Hikers for summer wear.
the ECONOMY STORE.
Prssbytsriaa Church
Clinton Reed. Pastor

Bible School :. 9:45s.. m.
Mems Bible class Ut 10 in Advcn
tia church.
Ecrvice for worship and preaching
~ the Word at II.
Evening Gospel Service at 7:45.
Mid-week service for Prayer and
Bible stady Wednesday 1T 7:46 p. m
All era cordially invited.
T-o-
Mending Of all kinds done. FRS
door south Of Burton residence. Msr
Anna Pine Smith. 5-ltp
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4 HOME LOYALTY
=-CAMPAIGN======##
CIVIC PATRIOT


IT Is THE IMAGINARY SAVINGS PEOPLE MAKE ON
PURSE
is also the elitterrg that causes some
Of otherwise loyal Arvada citizens 70 trading
outside places to spend their money for purchases THAT
COULD BE MADE JUST AS ADvANTAGEOUsLY HERE
AT HOME. -
We think understand the acinatien offered by sup
posedly fields other merchandising ccners
fact II is the that invites person explore
the Of Mail Order catalogue and charms them into
sending their money away To BUSINESS FIRM HUMID
REDS OF MILES DISTANT.
1T IS THE MGANET OF IMAGINATION. An imagna-
ton that they is selection and guilty and price that
cannot be obtained home. And this idea mistaken
PROSPERITY IS NOT COMING TO THE COMMUNITY
THAT HAS LOST FAITH IN ITS BUSINESS INTERESTS.
Sending spending money from Arvada isn't doing
Arvada any good and profits accordingly the community
which it is spent. q
And while speaking Of PROSPERITY let all put
shoulders good always pos
sible by endu>ing normal business ranssctons buying
what need when you need IL dscrediting commercial
pessimism and far possible. SPENDING OUR DOL
liars WITHIN OURSELVES
This Is real civic boosting; cooperative community
effort and real profits for all cxens-REsULTS THAT
DO NOT REQUIRE THE IMAGINATION TO SEE AND
APPRECIATE. t,+
It up you Arvads people bring 70 your city
The path plainly marked and the guiding sign
TRADE AT HOME" >t-
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Fishing Tackle and License.
Arvada Hardware Co
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13

fornia. or wherever the frpHts are
over In March. Hybrid tea roses are
syIvania. Ohio. Illinois. Iowa. Me-
hrasisa. New Mexico and Arizona.
where the frosts are over in April.
Hybrid perpetnnls and some hardy
specimens ean be grown IN the north
ern statcs where the last frost is In
May. but where frosts occur during
the summer as In parts of the North
west. st.sess with outdoor rosea is
difficult.
This schedule Is based on the sup
position that roses In the districts as
signed TO them az safe VIII need ~
special care In the winter. With
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
The Rose Fanciers
- -

Washington, June 12-what the
fulIn is 20 Holland, the rose is TO
America.
Tho fact is emphasized by the con-
vention here Of the American Bose
Se1ety. which consists OF 1900 rose
experts. These may be regarded as
the representatives in a rose congress
q uhe millions Of amateur rose grow
er~ all over the country.
For fNsscs have come TO be one Of
our LARGEST crops Suburban and city
d~ellcrs who have a little soil al their
dssrnrni, and desire 70 cultivate IL
turn more and more 70 the production
of rusef
Thrrn rose growers are frsa-d. -
the race Tor they add 70 the beauty
ptirpo~vs, long heavy stems are no,
~ important as vigur Of the plant as
a whole. A bush ~ this sort ranks
hiw+s y Il II prolific in blooms with ar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13

effective with different Diseases are
known and used. but rose growers aim
to produce plants that In themselves
are more vigorous and hardy To re-
sist attack.
Scientists are specially working on
miitkew, one of the muat destructive
enemies of the outdoor rose. Until
a few. years ago. nearly all OF the roses
which are used. AZ seedlings were the
ones most susceptible To mildew. The
mildew-producing fungi would settle
on the leaves and stem and, with a
little announcement from damrness.
would spread and blight the. whole
plant The sturdiest stock from these
bushes and vines had the Same in-
heritcd weakness. but lately grow
ers have abandoned many of the old
favorites and arc using more resistant
stock for seedlings with encouraging
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13

winter coverings Of earth, straw. and
buriHp, many roses win resist frort
and cold. Some hyrid ten roses. fer
example. can be grown In Minnesota
and Msssac chuactts.
There are thousands of varieties OF
roses, and several hundred new onss
are produced each ycnr, 20 that there
are roses adaptable to practically
every part of the country.
BESIDES carefully selecting roses suit
able TO the region where they are apt
To he planted, tho amateur rose grow
er should select those suitable 10 his
particular purpose A rose may be
beautiful In ono setting and merely
out of place In another. The grower
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13

and thereby to- the Joy of life. our
country has been called ugly with its
neat and gaudy little frame houses
its general air of being new. unfinish-
ed and crude. But the cottage with
its porch bowercd by climbing roses,
or its front yard festooned with rose
bushes, is distinctly an ornament.
The rose growers society is out
with the slogan of n rose bush for
every yard and their propaganda
seems TO he getting results. They
now have a number of rose test
gardens situated in different parts of
the country, so that experiments in
rose growing can be made under
varying conditions. There is one at
Cornell University. in New York.
others at Portland. oregon: New
Rochelle. New York; Arlington. Vir-
ginia. Hartford, Connecticut and st.
Paul. Minnesota.
The garden at Arlington. owned by
the Department. of Agriculture and
supervised by Or. w. Van Fleet. Gov
ernment rose expert. has nearly n
thousand different varietss of roses,
from delicate single pink blooms like
apple blossoms. To enormous red and
white specimens made up of n mass
of petals.
DIR. Van Fleet has also a few freaks
in his garden, among themera blue
rose. which is. like all blue roses, a
dark. purplish blue color. This speci-
men is success in that il can be
grown satisfactorily, hut it is not
admired by the Government scientists
who unhesitatingly pronounce il
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1T is characteristic of
folks after they pass the allotted
three score years and ten," to look
IL back over the days that are gone
and thoughtfully live them over.
I end myself. at sevcnty-one, frequently
drifting back a quarter of n century, when
see myself in the little drug store owned
at Bolivar, Mo, making and reliing
vegetable compound to my friends and
customers-what was then known only IS
DIR. Lewis Medicine for Stomach, Liver
and Bowel Complaints.
For many years while was pcrfectinr my
formula l studied and Investigated the
laxatives and cathartics on the market ard
became convinced that their main fault
was not that they did not act on the bowels,
but that their sctiou was too violent and
drastic. and upset the system of tho user;
which was due to tho fact that they were
not thorough enough in their action, nome
simply acting on the upper or small intes-
tines, while others would act only on tbs
lower or large intestines. and that they
almost invariably produced habit re-
curing augmented doses.
I believed that preparation TO produce
the best effect must first tone the liver,
then act on the stomach and entire alimen-
tzry system. IL this was accomplished, the
medicine would produce mild, but
thorough elimination Of the waste without
the usual sickening sensations, and make
the user feel better at once.
Ate. experimenting with hundreds OF
different compounds, at last perfected the
formula that is now known as Nafnre's
Remedy. which / truly believe goes further
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
Natural Coiors Best

The coloring admired by rose grow
ers is a clear, smooth red, pink or
yellow, of any shade. Success in pro-
color is more laudahle from the rose
scientists point of view than a freak
product.
The points by which the American
Rose Society judges plants should be
interesting 70 any one who loves
roses because they are a good stand
ard by which To- measure tho
roses in a garden or vase anywhere.
They are also useful To any one se-
lecting varieties OF roses for a garden.
Outdoor roses are judged on a
scale OF 100 points as follows: vigor.
90; Righteousness abundance of
(shape. number Of petalsl, 10: sub
stance thickness OF petals) 10;
fragrance. 10.
For cut flowers the scale is slightly
different: size, Is: color. 20; stem.
20: form. IL; substance. Is: foliage.
Is.
In a rose grown for cutting the stem
should be long and thick enough TO
support the rose adequately. II is
desirable that the leaves be glossy and
the bud pointed in the center of the
flower
: In bush selected for ornamental
tracsive, healthy foliage and blossoms.
Keeping roses healthy is one Of the
problems of every grower. Insecti-
cides and fungicides. more or less
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13

results No absolutely mildcw proof
rose In known, but leaves that. are
glossy and thick arc said 10 be more
resistant than soft. furry leaves.
Selecting suitable roses is one OF
the most vital points Of rose growing.
Many persons fail 10 got results with
roses simply because they do not un-
derstand that. though roses can lie
grown almost anywhere, il does not
necessarily follow that any kind of
rose can be grown anywhere. ON the
contrary. climate and soii that suit
some roses would kin others inside a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13

should consider .hsther his lawn or
garden needs 4 vine on the fence,
porch. or treilis. bush in the corner
or d row of bushes along walk and
select his plants accordingly. ~ il
Also well to reflect whether a Lush
from which blooms can he cnt is de-
~ffed ~ q b~Hh on which The blooms
are 20 be left As a decoration 10 the
grounds. The two types of plant are
grown differently and some ysrietier
Of roaes are more suitable for the one
purpose than the other.
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Selection of Roses,

The Department OF Agriculture in n
rose zone map shows how frusts limit
rose culture in certain sections. Tea
roses by this map can be grown
fhrnnghout the South aud In CALI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
AWAITING
HEADACHE

0eAAAaehs 10 vomsn's bane: aha
rhs best thing TO do 60 guard against
this trouble is 10 get a box of Lue-
bsrt's Ak-No-Mor Capsules. Keep
sers, Kind Of hsad.eh. or . n pain or or
ache In any part of the body almost
Instantly. Pain has TO go when you
use Ak-No-Mor Cspsuies. Rheurna-
tlsm. iuubsKo, headache. teothache
neuralgia nouritis and all nerve
pains arc quickly 6trpelisd by Lus-
bsrt's Ak-ko-Mor Capsules. Safe
sors, thcy contain no narcotics o.
gsaaS-pvscs Zoe and soc per boz.
\ AQA(hanxS. Qs Qd1isss<Hh
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Try IT. the cost is trinins ar
Every Evening classified ad.--Adv
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'SADDLE-J0CCED
RIDERS HANG ON
PendIeton Race Events on
Secondary Lap

PENDLEToN. Ore. Sept "a
three. an no more"
Oldtlmefs doing the honors at
sundry obseauies, attended chiefly
by one man and one horse IN each,
had the time OF their saddle. logged
lives here today. as the second day
OF pendleton's 18th annual roundup
got away with shower of tan
bark. Bucking and bulidogging elm
inatlon contests are the order today.
Yesterdays preliminary contests
developed the fact that tho round
up committee succeeded In corraling
the meancst set OF horses IN seven
states and the best riders. both men,
and women. TO match leather for
leather In the inficld and on the
track, who could be found In all The
Western range. =,
Tho weather yesterday was threat
ening. but with no rain. while today
the sun smiled on the dustiess IN
field and track. sparkied from
buckles and spurs. ana shcne gaud-
iIy on ornate Indians and COW folks
dressed ito KIM r ~
Many OF the best riders were loolH
ing 10 their laureIs today when TIE
survivors OF yesterdays stunts
crowded the arena for the second
days tryouts.
Yakima Canute showed 'em how n
the buiidogging yesterday. throwing
his steer In slightly under half q
minute. Darrell Cannon won the
cowboys pony race. and Mabel
Strickland came past the post ahead
In the eowgirls' event
Jim" Roach repeated one Of hin
numerous victories when he showed
his tours over ahead In the staeo
coach race. Mckinley Williams, full
bIooded Umatilla. smiled for the first
time In ~ months when his pony
showed a nose In ahead OF the rest
OF his tribesmen in the Indian race
while Wilkins Williams. another In<
dian. had the best time for the day
In the steer roping contest
Prairie Rose gave the crowd .
thrill when she rode Satan. the man
eating cayuse. without remembering
she had leather to touch. and Ken-
meth Kennedy touched off first IN
the days festivities when he broke
out ahead on the Neutrality-suspicious.
string for first place IN the pony re-
lay.
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Break Store Window
and Garner $1,000

TACOMA. Sept 73.--Thieves early
today threw stonc thru the display
window OF symans' jewelry store on
broadway and made away with
$1,000 worth Of watchea according
to q report 10 the police.
The window was equipped with a
burglar alarm. when the police re-
spondsd 20 the alarm they could find
no trace OF the burglars
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uELLUP! THEY
IL STEAL HOUSE!

Picking up waiting station near
the carftracks at Boston St and War
rem ave. Thursday evening. burglars
took the station across the road b.
fore police discovered TIN thert ana
gave chase. The building was owned
by the Standard Furniture CO. The
theft is believed 70 havs been engt
neered by boys.
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Marcel Irons and
Wigs in Lawsuit

with display OF curifd wigs and
marcel irons spread out before Judge
Otis w. Brinkcr. the damage suit for
81. 900 OF Mrs Clarence 3. Huntoon
against Jcane Harmon. hair dresser.
bexnn Friday morning.
MIR. Hunsoon alleges that on Feb
ruary 20 OF this year her hair. which
was ABUNDANT and long. was ruined
IN tho hair drcssins pruiors Of Har.
mon, when his marcel iron was over
heated and applied scorchingiy 10
her iccka
The iron and curied Wigs were
brought into court BY the defendant
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IMOAL NOTICE.

TO WHOM IT NAY coHcERN:
This IL 20 certify that Dexter Cab
met Works has made an epphea-
storage 81 COZ Dexter ave. east
half lots I and ,. block ). Edon
Addition.
Anyone desiring 20 protest such oc-
eupancy must file such protest x
m~nt Room sos County CITY Bldg
PRIOR TO October 8. 1891.
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BERRY FARMERS ARE PROSPER
Gus. In spite Of dire predictions
by peasimistr- Buy berry land
NOW AZ $3.50 per acre. ali cleared.
. short distance from Olympia.
Come with us and talk 10 the far
nners In the neiEhboshood. and BE-
convinced that you can do an well
~ they can. Can make any rea-
sonahie terms ts1sl
FTnESfDE REALTY co.
sft-3iT New York Blk Elliott sesA
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ACREAGE

VICTORY HEIGHTS
Traveraed by Victory Way and
sheridan Road. State and County
Highway. ali within mile and a
beyond the new Roosevelt High
school and the great University
of Washington.
Offers beautiful view acres for ex-
rich soil for berry. fruit and gar
den culture. Ideal locations for
poultry raising.
Terms $50 down and $40 month.
WATER PIED TO EVERY TRACT
Maps. prices and terms sent on app
piicatton IN person. phone or LETT
ter. Our office on the property at
East 10th st, ) blocks west Of
the notheii Highway. 10 open
every day and evening. We viii
ms 10 tax" ~. y ,s BY grs ssG at Any Any
poiniments can be made by phon-
GOODWIN REAL ESTATE CO INC.
-, -. towncrs)
sold TWO THIS WEEK
Tracts 81 > 70 10 acres. on Tacoma
soil; level easy 20 clear Free
$3.50 per acre: s1s down on the
cent We bought 200 acres right.
ana We want buyers who viii Inn
prove Some of these tracts have
4 LOT Of timber that viii make
fine wood.
ACRES
$1,000; HALF CASH
on corner. about blocks from tho
int.rurban. near North Trunk
highway.
ACRES
acres cleared and pioved: adjoin-
Ing Lake Forest Park. almost
level: sprtng water. Price 81. 900 Z,
1900 cash and $40 month At 9
c3RTKrI MACDONALD a MILLER
INC
sos COLUMBIA sT ELLIOTT ss7o.
AN EXCEPTIONAL. OVER
3 ACRES FOR 1850
ADJOINING ALDERwooD MANOR
rhs prospective pouitryman and
berry grower can get start here
with the Investment ~ hut small
capital Close 20 the iuterurhan
and paved highway. school and
stofe and on a good county road
easy clearing. attractive terms.
80 down. tie monthly.
PUGET SOUND FARMS COMPANY
sos Third Ave,
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10
SPRING WATER

SPRING WATER
J acres good alder land. with fine
spring running water: near Foster
tnterurban stallion. good roads and
good school, Price 1850. terms f7b
cash, balance $40 per month. In-
qulre at 30f Mutual Life IidE..
Pioneer Square. Elliott t230.
| NEED HiLp. YOU NEED A HOME
Get good land OF me. make a
wages. ~ schultz. Auburn. Wash.
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ITO CASH
ALMOST NEW
BROOM BUNGALOW

qfb0 CASH
ALMOST NEW
BROOM BUNGALOW
At A nANuAfN
Come out and see this little home. 4
level lots. all cleared. elegant
shape, city water. electric lights.
one block from North Park sta
ton. on Everett interurban car
line. Toe fare TO Seattle business
center. blocks 20 a-Atory brick
school Must he sold quick. Come
out today or Saturday and fun-
day. Take Everett interufben
cars AT Sixth and olive 1T. tnear
Frederick a Neison'sl. cars leave
there 30 minutes after each hour.
Buy ticket 60 North Park station,
and Inquire for Mr.. McMillin at
drug store directly opposite the
North Park station. or phone sun
set te3G-I-f.
ROOMS, SLEEPING PORCH GA
ragei modern except furnace.
sa,2o0. terms. $50 E beth st. No
PRICE 1900: 1890 cAsiI-t-RooM
cottage; lot bOxfo0. No. G73o 27th
ave ". W. Call sunset ttst.
HousEnoAT. . Rooms AND BATH
-. s.-.. ~ !. =.
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M0pERN PouT,TRY FAUM

MODERN POULTRY FARM
8 AcRr.S---WE.f.fs IMPROVED
Small house. nicely finished. chicken
house that accommodates 500
birds. brooder house. about three
acres cleared and under cuiti~s-
tions balance has been picked up
and is good pasture: excellent VA
teri good district. convenient 20
Seattle public markets. Price
t1.75o. Purchaser can arrange
small cash payment and monthly
tcrma; owner would prefer party
who has had experiences In poultry
business Take East Madison
car and Kirkland ferry 20 Burke
a Farrsr's Office In Kirkland.
iso-AcRE RANCH HARGAfN
Half rich bottom land: 40 acres
under cultivation. large plastercd
house 2sxso. new barn 3exs0. ma
nurc carrier. hay hoist. complete
set Of farm tools: water pipcd 20
house and spring: chicken house
75yfo. hay. potatoes and mangics.
acre potatoes. ~ cows. bull. 4
large horse. 40 chickens. mower.
tcddcr. rake and all other farm
tools: located miles from good
town and high school. A real bar
gain AZ $4,000: half cash.
r.. VAN ARSDAI.E
1915 Third Ave
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Mills and camps have opened at Biz
Lake and Clear Lake. Buy little
farm close TO whore you can have
+ work have placed many men
on my lands In Skagit county. and
they are prospecting. The work
hslps pay for the iSnd. the land
hobs make you . lifting See me
&c. PErERs. 7ss Third Ava
WANTED - BOYS FOR PAPER
rootes In all parts Of the city.
&eeDe good routes open for high
odkooI boys In the downtown dis
tFteG Apply Circulation Depart
snsnl Seattle star.
1TUMbERA COMPETENT JOUR-
nexmen. single. permanent spare
ffo1e work Regular wages. Must
b6ard on premises. Apartment
housa- l425 II Prospect
a VSisfieid 4 GoIdberg can't repair
y0ug watch. throw II away 30t
Uhten> BIZ Green clock. OPP. r: Q.
Mn WANTED TO LEARN DRIv-
Z I'm and repairing automobiles Call
g 1l14 broadway.
fSS7er watch and jewelry- repair for
Ieas money Stafford q sehwar-
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STOCKS AND BONDS

WILL BUY--LlnERTY BONDS. 100
futrou Coupler Co.
WILL SELL
Hughes oil co.
Johnston Piston a Ring.
20 Rainier Gas Crystal
100 Simplex Auto wheel
loo Western Smelling A. Power.
leo Nothert Process Steel
100 Universal High Power.
s2s National Mines Co.
1000 Topper Mfg. Co.
1000 Davis Car Co.
1909 Columbia Red Metal
1000 Alaska Petroleum a Coal
20oe wyoming Pacific OIL.
1000 Red Desert oil n lsspio.
MAX WINkLER
~. Union 81 Elliott osso.
STOCKS oFFERED
100 Davis Car ..,.s.......t o.z3
400 Am. Bottle Cap ........ ;.so
500 Victory Rubber 1890. as
100 Sound Rubber ........ 1.1s
10 Rainier Gas Crystals .. $50
1000 beacon Coal Mines .... 10
5000 ALASKA r~t a Coal -. Special
ib5 boswell Mining ....... lid
2s King Atrshtp ......... 800
10 Hwedish-Am. Line 49,. 1900
5000 Trojan OIL CO. .:....... .es
5000 Forks Drilling ........ BID
e7s swsntlka oli ...:..,.. 20
1000 Wyomlnr-P Pacific OIL !. bid
Wanfed--Iaberty Bonds. all Issues.
Commonwealth Finance Idaho
Gold a r.. Futreii Coupler.
G. J, sTEEfLE
IN Cherry az Main Ggse
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PAYS FOR ITSELF
so.aere farm. deep. rich soil. pro-
ducing record crops. fine place 90
1.-Two and make money. prosperous
improvements. Must sell quick.
$4,000. 1890 down. write 2sss
Ninth ave. W. or phone Garfield
<bs1 mornings up TO . a m
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GROCERY STORE AND S

FURNISHED APARTMENTS
Income from apartments moro than
pays rent on entire building. Good
corner location. Grocery stock.
fixtures and furniture. Small In
vestfnens; good returns.
TuRNER-HuTcHf co.
1es New York Blk. Elliott 1875.
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NEW FORDS CAN BE BOUGHT ON
small cash payments. balance
monthly payments, SO interest. at
Central Agency, Inc. Authorized
Ford Dealers. Broadway and Pike.
East 1920.
OVERLAND. MODEL So. 1917.
LOOKS IKE new; oeil very cheap
Demountable rims. one-man top.
1913 10th ave.
BATTERY MAN SAYS YOUR OLD
battery Is NJ. q. Lot RHODES save
IL. Work guaranteed. 2035 THIRD
AVE. MAIN 3e4e.
FOR SALE. CHEAP--REO SPEED
wagon. or trade for good Ford
passenger. 2027 18th ave. &
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FARM LANDS

BIG OPENING or
YAKIMA VALLEY FARM LAND
Located in the richest part OF the
valley. best OF soil: close 10 town.
schools, railroads and state high
way, under government
IRRIGATION PROJECT
We have cold thousands OF acres In
short time to farmers. garden
crn. etc. We are offerlnK, for a
short time only, good 20 and 90
acre tracts at the low price OF
t25 PER ACRE AND UP
Very easy terms. See government
maps. samples OF soil. etc. at our
office. Join Us on one OF our reg
uiar Saturday trips and see this
land aud tho Yakima valley.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
Owners, sfs Green Bldg.
8 ACRES NORTH or CITY
Rich loan aoit. gentle southefly
slope. fine district near Lake Bal
llngcr. interufban transportation
we can show you real soil, excep-
tionaliy easy clearing: the best
buy In entire district: several fins
tracts To choose from. make your
selection now. Price $500. our
easy payment plan.
l.. VAN AHSDAIE
f0ff Third Ave-
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LOST AND FOUND

LOsT-AIREDALE DOG. SUNDAY.
ID the vicinity of Kirkland. An
awers TO name Of King. Reward.
Phone East Sff1. 2fsf 43rd ~
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Letters. manuscripts. notices. post
cards, envelopes. etc. 61b WASH
ington Bldg. 705 First ave.