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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28
AGAIN CHALLENGES
STATE AUTHORITY
IN PRISON FEEDING
Senator Adams Bill Would
Place Supervision in Hands
of County Commits
SionerS
STATE CAPITAL BUREAU
THE AGE-HERALD
NV1-k-nwxarr AIa Tan o.

Senator Adams introduced a bill
missioners shall have supervision of
the feeding of prisoners in county
jails. This bill would remove the au-
thority of the state prison inspector
conferred by the law which Governor
Kilby urged the legislature to main
tain for the protection of prisoners.
A similar bill to that of Senator
Adams was introduced in the house
by Representative Powell of Walker
Members of the city commission of
Birmingham will be subject to recall
by vote of the people if the legisla-
ture enacts into law bill introduced
in the house Friday by Representa-
tive Rives. 1t is intended to provide
a method whereby the recall provis-
ions of the Birmingham charter held
invalid by the supreme court, may be
re-established. The bill provides tina t
the terms of the city Officials of
Birmingham shall be for an indefinite
time but not to exceed four years.
Mr. Rives contends that by making
the terms indefinite the unconstitu-
tional feature may be eliminated. His
bill was referred to the committee
on municipal organizations.
WANTS PARTNERSHIP LAW
Representative Howe introduced
three bills intended to provide uni
form laws regarding partnerships
and protecting conditional sales of
goods.
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at can be easily seen that the
licensing of chiropractors would tend
to improve this condition and fur
nish aid to these communities.
Medical opposition to drug prac-
titioners through the result of preju-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28

any rate likely basis for the fact
on which the tradition grew up. I
notice too that in the great inscrip-
ton of Tutankhamen. to which Ho-
remheb Also inscribed. his name. ref
erence Is made to the fact that Egypt
was overrridden with plaques and
that the gods had neglected the land.
Egypt indeed was in bad way dur
ing that period and even if the bib
lical story of the plague is doubtful
we can,swell understand on what the
story was based.
Anyhow, let us hope that the anc-
lent curse does not still follow the
Pharaoh of the oppression nor that
he and his priceless possessions will
fall to pieces in a few years time,
in the forlorn wilderness of the Cairo
museum.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28
COMMITTEE NAMED TO
PRESS F0RD'S OFFER
STATE CAPITAL BUREAU |
THE AGE-HERALD}

j
Judge Hugh d. Merrill, speaker Of
the house. today announced the ao-
pointmsnt of c. w. Ashcraft of Flor
ence, G. B. Werner of Tuscaloosa and
John Patterson of Albany as the
house members of joint committee
which will memorialize Congress to
accept Henry Ford's bid for Muscle
Shoals and will work with other in
terests in presenting Mr.. Ford's
claims. The house committee will
work with a senate committee vet to
be appointed by Lieut.. Gov. Charles S.
Mcdowell.
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Ions of oil to the ton, by laboratory
test,
In Colorado. however, the formation
attains a maximum thickness of about
$500 feet.
Some beds too thin to be worked
commercially, have yielded up to 80
gallons of oil to the ton in labora-
tory tests. and the Green river for
nation is declared to contain enough
oil shale to yield oil for many years
to come. These shales will also yield
per ton upwards of 20 pounds of
ammonium sulphate, valuable for fer
tilizer purposes
The Nevada shales occur mostly
near Elko and Carlin, they differ
physically from the Green river shale
and are lighter in color for the same
Weld of oil
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WANTS PARTNERSHIP LAW
SEEKS CIVIL SERVICE

Senator Brewer introduced in the
senate a bill providing for civil serv-
ice regulations for policemen and
firemen Of Birmingham. 1t is a copy
of the bill introduced in the house
Thursday by Representative Fite.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08
Had Both Proruding and
 Bleeding Piles

Mfr. E. R. Page. Marshall, Mich.
 Dear Sir:-I am glad to say your medicine has helped me and the last package has cured me. I have been two months without any medicine and have done a lot of hard work since. It is a wonderful remedy. When I sent for the first treatment l was not able to be on my feet and suffered terribly. IL was the pro- truding and bleeding Piles together. At night I could not rest and I had given up to have an operation; but read of this remedy and so gave 1t trial. It has saved me from a lot of suffering and also many dollars. can't say enough to praise the Page Pile Method. I am glad there is a remedy for piles as do not think much of these operations. af6 feeling fine and glad I found out about your wonderful medicine. Will always recommend 1t.
 Yours respectfully,
 MRS. NINA YoUNGBLOoD. Box 1s3, Sparta, Mich.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08

AI dl AAdlAO lOi youl lululS uClp.
 If you are not troubled with Piles yourself, but have a friend who is, then send us your friends name and tell him or her that you have done so.
 Don't put off the matter of send ing the Coupon, fo- 1t will be much better to have this sure relief right at hand the next time. your piles bother you than to hunt around for our address and then wait two or three days for the package to reach you. Send your name and address New.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08
Little Boy Cured in a Week

Mir. E. R. Page. Marshall. Mich. Dear Sir After I had given three of the best doctors in this town a chance to do something for my little boy, they all failed and told me the knife was the only chance for him. so 1 let them all go and never did any more for the boy until I tried your treatment. It was not a week till his piles left him and they have never showed any signs since. Have r, recommended your treatment 10 others and they say they are going to order. I am doing all I can for you.
 Yours as ever,
 ]. S. McCI.AIN. 105 Louisiana Ave- KnoYyilie Tenn.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08
No Wonder He is Thankful

Mir. E. R. Page, Marshall, Mich.
 Dear Sir:--I am very glad to say your Pile Treatment has entirely cured me of the terrible disease, had suffered agony for ten years. I cannot tell you in words how much 1 thank you for your wonderful Pile Treatment, it Is a God-send to those who cuffer from this dreadful dis ease. I will be only too glad to give all the information And advice in re- gard to my case.
 Sincerely,
 GEORGE F. VIRTUE Box 215, Delaware City, Della.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08

RememberTh have asked for much postage We you pnny until After have liberal Free trial of this and the opportunity test and try
  the nothing Good from this offer
 you do happen be suffering with piles this but sub spells trouble Trial the keep 1t al hand for help
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08
Bad Case of Fistula Cured

Mir. E. R. Page.
 Dear Sir:-Before I tried your cure I tried a number of remedies, but no use. Now thanks to you and your cure. have every reason to believe that my Piles and Fistula are cured. I have been troubled with piles for over s5 years. This is the second time 1 have had Fis- tula. At times the pain was awful. but I have had no return of 1t now for some time.
 Have recommended your cure to people in Spring Valley and expect you will hear from them. Thank ing you, I remain.
 Very truly yours.
 VIM. B. FINK.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08
Every One Has A Kind Word to Say of The
 Page (InternaD Pile Treatment.
wss Abovt to Uaderso Operation

wss About to Undergo Operation
 Camden, N. J., 2817 Polk Ave. MT. E. R. Page,
 Dear Sir:-"You will have to ex- cuse me for not answering your let ter before, but I wanted to convince myself of the merit of your treat ment before replying.
 Now in regards to the treatment I cannot praise 1t too highly.
 After menths of continual pain I was surprised how quickly your treatment worked
 tried several different kinds of treatments and found them all wanting.
 was on the verge of going to . doctor for an operation when I saw your advertisement.
 It appealed to me because to cure piles you have to know what causes them.
 It is now 6 months since I have taken your treatment and have not had any trouble since.
 personally recommend this treat ment to all pile sufferers.
 Wishing you the best of success, [ remain. gratefully you're"
 HARRY SCHLECHTER.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08
Bleeding Pile. for si. Year.

Your Pile Tablets are surely won. derful. I was troubled with bleed ing piles. of and on. for six years; couldn't get anything to cure them until I read your sd in the daily paper. The sample must have cured me-I haven't been bothered since"
 Yours truly,
 MRS. M. J. MANBECK. R. R. 2, Box es.
 San Bernardino. Calif.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08

his method of treating Piles, from. INSIDE instead of the OUTSIDE lot new idea or something that not been given thorough test. mother place on this page we quote n a letter received from patient who took our treatment IS years ago and has never had the slight est return of his trouble.
 The one BIGrecommendation of this method of treatment is the PERMANENCY of the bene. fits derived.
 Another case speaks of having been healed after six torturing years of bleeding piles, and this was accomplished by our trial package alone.
 Surely if you are ever troubled with piles, you will send the coupon from this page and re- ceive the trial treatment.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08

treatment has made them well.
 Neither does it matter where you live nor what your occupa- tion may be-we are as near to you as your mail box, and if you are troubled with piles, this method will give you quick relief and within a short time you will have joined the ranks of the thousands who write us that they feel themselves to be per. manently cured.
 We want you to understand that the Page Method is DIE FERENT from all others and that it is the ONE MOST RE- LIABLE and SUREST remedy for the home treatment of piles. Send the coupon NOW while you have the matter in mind and this page before you.
 Don't let anyone persuade you to submit to an operation until you have at least given this internal method a trial and a chance to cure you. A.few days delay will not make your case much harder for the surgeon, and you may not need him at all.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08
Spent Hundreds of Dollar,

MT. E. R. Page, Marshall. Mich. Dear Sir:-T have been bothered with Piles in a bad form for 20 years. Have spent hundreds of dol . lars and only got relief for a few days. have used your Pile remedy and am cured. I feel better than I have for twenty years. Your Pile remedy is a God send to me, I can not speak too highly about 1t. have suffered great agony before using your treatment, and, thank the Lord I am cured.
 Yours truly,
 CHAS. HAYDEN. 41s Kentucky St.
 Bowling Green. Ky.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08
Coupon for Free Proof Packaue

E. R. Page Co.,, 1131C Page Bldg, Marshall, Mich
 Without any cost or obligation on my part, please send me trial package of your Combination Treat ment for Piles.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08
Cured After Suffering Untold
 Agony

Agony E. R. Page Co. Marshall Mich. My Dear Friends:--I received your kind favor. One week ago yesterday I was In bed helpless. Today have cie,ped my iour rooms cared TOT my my medicine regularly and feel sure I would have been dead if I hadn't gotten some relief. I was bleeding @. and Oh. the agony. can- not find words to express my thanks to you. I am feeling fine and do not know I ever had the piles.
 A sincere friend,
 MRS. M L. BUCKfER. 1924 Madison Ave, Kansas City, Ne
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08
Something Wonderful

B. R. Page Co.,. Marshall. Mich. .Gentlemen:-I received your sam pie of tho Pile remedy and was very well satisfied with 1t. But as my brother had some of your remedy he let me use 1t so I did not have to send for any. Your remedy has cured me of my piles. It sure is something wonderful. I also thank you for the sample. Your remedy a very wonderful remedy.
 Yours truly,
 LoUfsE zIsHKA. Take AsId Nftnp
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08
Don't Submit to
 An Operation Until You Have Tried Our Easy and Sensible Treatment

No matter how severe your case may be, or of how long standing. The old, stubborn cases, that are supposed to be "incurable' are t-~ very ones we like best to write to us-for ', an nearly always count upon those people l, .e our best friends and boosters after this
New Britain herald., 1923-02-08
Case of Long Standing

E. R. Page Co.,. Marshall, Mich, Dear Sir: = Mrs. Vincent can't thank you enough, for you have got the very medicine to cure Piles Mrs. Vincent has had bleeding piles for 70 years. I am glad we saw your d and got the medicine, for 1t is a sure cure when 1t will cure a case like my wife had.
 N. J. VINCENT. 11io Drake St, Had4son, Wih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29
DEATHS

Masilotti. William. II, n. 18th ST. and
Stone way. Aug. rs.
BroclSschmidt, Amelia. ca. $3.50 Key
stone pl.. Aug. IS.
zelinslky, Pete, Sc, 254S 10th ave. S.
Aug. "a.
Digrazio. Lima Annamaria, months.
1905 Kenyon St. Aug, Is.
Calluis, Mary, 70. 1889 62nd ave, So
Aug. %.
Baiotin. Baby. infant, s4s nth ave.
Aug. 81.
House, Fred NJ. 50. Granite Fails.
Aug. q.
IwestIund, Baby. infant, 4o4s Port-
land pl., Aug. "a.
Davis, Louisa, 81 2i5s Irving St.
Aug, %.
Beck. Helena NJ, 45, 3i2 n. fist ST..
Aug. "a.
Smith. baby Glenn. infant. Enum-
claw. Aug. %.
Walker. Decide. e5 years. 1913 Va
cath st. Aug. 25.
Loegaard. Rasmus. A years, STA
Jackson st. Aug. "a.
John. Pete i6 years. sol King ste
Aug. 20.
Henderson, Mary. years, 5s41 11tn
Bartlett. Eugene p. 81 years. 5sTE
Yesler way, Aug. %.
Wilbur, William c.. 70 years. ss4s
18th ave. y. e.. Aug. "a.
Woods. Charlotte Evelyn, s years
126 Mob Hin ave. Aug. az.
Boitano, Eugene. 80 years, 2119 At%
lantic st. Aug. e.
Shaw. Mrs, Fannie. 10 years, 60lg
Clovcrdale st. Aug. "a.
Williamson. Edward D.. 20 years.
bSlbh Rainier ave.. Aug. %
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Drink inslpld alkaIi water. suffer in
tense heat. when ypu can get 10
acres and house north OF Seattle
for $1,000, on terms $50 down. $40
per month"; Beautiful green trees,
free wood. free water good. pure
air, nice nelghborh. See g. j.. Hill-
man. bbig University way. Bee
CathcRrt. tho white Mans Para
disc. today.
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Specials

Amer. Securities units. $4,000
1000 Alaska Development :. offer
rs DurAnt Motors. Del. .. Marke
BOO Rotary Piow. com. e. pfd- leo
1000 Wichita Royalty .... IL
1000 Western Smelling & p. 20
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Pacific Securities Co.
Stocks Offered
G. j. Steeple
lis Cherry ST MAin-5Sa9
H. M. Herrin & Company

BROKERS
WE OFFER FOR SALE
500 American Workers oil.
1000 Alaska Pet, & Coal,
100 Rest Lock Co.
2000 Hirst Chlcagof
100 Johnston Piston & Ring,
20 RickcnbaolSer Motors.
II interested In buying or selling
those columns or elsewhere. ask
us for quotations and Information
INV ESTtGATE tho Broker the
Security and the Price.
Ell t-5396. III Cherry
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births in their households are re-
ported BY the following men:
strum. Ingmap. 1910 42nd ave. S. W.,
boy.
Grasness. Harry. 4oi7 Goth ave. s.
w. boy.
Anderson, Leo s.. 2iosh Sixth ave.
boy.
Berchnnsky. Morris 40 18th ave.
girl.
simmons Jorgen n. 1Io7 18th ave.
girl
caivo. Norris. 11I4 Z. Alder ct. boy.
Larson. Charles John. 7iS Warren
ave, girl.
Duncan. Andrew G.. s2os 18th ave. n.
w, boy.
lie Blanc. d. J.. 1923 oreas St. boy.
Cregan. William Thomas. 5zs nth
ave. N. gIfL
Lee, Lam Yap. ali Eighth ave. s..
boy.
Woo, All Foys. 1898 King St. girl.
Garonsky. Tony. 1909 18th ave. 81
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! RooMN-NoRrH 10

NEW, MODERN. COMPLETE
FOR LESS THAN THE PRICE
or a GROOM BUNGALOW
large rooms on fret floor. Rttrhc-
lively finished, including full.
length living and dining room: FUN
cabinet kitchen and fine bathroom.
nice bedrooms upstairs with
plenty OF light and closet room.
fun light basement with furnace.
tubs and easy access: level t0-foot
lot with lawn. shrubbrrY and gar
den. good nsiEhborhood: handy 70
schools and car line No heLter
value IN the North End! f2.sb0s
small first payment. balance Ike
rent
UNIVERSITY BUNGALOW GO.
a20l EaHtlaks. 90 pltl-0o5t
5-ROOM modern house. EArase. ~
foot front on 0reeuw God blvd:
sweeping view OF Sound and noun
tAins THIS 10 on tho most noted
avenue in our city. $1,000. $1,000
down.
New s-room cottage: bath: base
Fftsnt: garage; lot b0Ki2f. 1880.
1906 down. easy terms.
G-room modern house. partly fur
niHhed. newly decorated. all "a
first class shape. s2,Eoo $500
down. balance same as rent See
plmatsd. sTth and Greenwood.
81 ns.tle4T or 81 nsstsGog
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
MCGEE. Louis E. Seattle ....LegaI
Clancy. DELL Seattle ......-.. Legal
Harmon. Lacy. Helena. Mont Legal
stephens, Ruth. Anaconda,
Mont .......-........-.. Legal
Rhoads. John F., Renton ..21
Jaynes, Rose Elmyra. Charleston is
Peterson. Harold E. Seattle ..-...27
Arters. Walborg. Seattle .........z4
Anderson. Louis. Seattle illegal
Carroll John j.. Seattle Illegal
Ellsworth. Ethel Grimes, Sc
attic ................... ..Legai
Lanier, Roselean Ella, Seattle. Legal
Smith. Fred c.. Seattle .........20
F3elle, Beatrice. Seattle .-...-. 10
Koran. John r., wenatchee Legal
Van Dwarf, Helen +. We
natchee Legal
Johnson. Carl. Mount Vernon. Legal
Lalonde. Florence. Vancouver.
Is. e. ..........-..... Legal
Ensign. Raymond Hazelton.
Howe. Rose Ford. Seattle Illegal
Moen. Carl. Seattle ........eT
Jensen. Karen, Seattle ...........zS
Dahlquist. Frank, Seattle Legal
Limpert. Bertha W., Seattle. Legal
winship. Edwin r.. Seattle Legal
Bowman. John Ruben, Seattle LIS
Warner, Alice Louise. Seattle -...1s
Souders. John R.. Seattle ....19
Hildebrand. Lillian Margaret, Los
Angeles ...............-.. ~
Comfort. Samuel H. Nenana.
Osborn. Arminta. Seattle Legal
Perkins. Ralph E. Lewiston.
Palmer. Harriet e. Lewiston.
ldaho Legal
Beslow. Edward James, Seattle al
Vullsteke. Lena Mary. Seattle -. 20
ozar, Louis Frank. Seattle -. Legal
Braun, Eleonora c., Seattle Legal
Hirsch. Aaron j. H. PlAinfield.
y. J. ..--............. Legal
Levy. Norma Cecilia. Seattle Legal
Perkle, Oscar. Seattle ....2 20
Forrest, Helen Violet, Seattle -. 20
Croson. Harvey Ray. Seattle Legal
Huestis, Marguerite. Seattle Legal
Carl. Johann Alfred, Seattle ...ss
Grissom, Jennie E.. Seattle ...... IS
Lacroix. Fred. Seattle Legal
Higgins, Pearl, Seattle .......I egaI
Miller. FreelRnd. Seattle .........e1
Thompson. Violet, Seattle .......2I
Chambers, Ralph L. Everett .....2s
Benedict Lille, Everett ......ls
Thorn. Howard Alexander. Belling-
nam .......-... .......... e
Brauer. Vernice Wilma. Belling-
ham IL
Malff Eaottfa
Lundewan, Estella A. Seattle ....35
Fulton, William Charles, Seattle. "a
Stevens. Hazel, Seattle .....22
Patyke. Ed. Seattle Legal
Byron, Zella, Mount Vernon. Legal
Emmerson, Clayton Henry, Seattle "a
Hetherington, Harriet Cecilia,
Vancouver, Is. c. ...........2 81
vann. Wendell W.. Seattle ...21
Erickson. Ruth, Seattle .......... 20
Kurfurst, Michael Frank. Enum-
Engels. Rose Josephine. Enum-
claw .'.......- -..-......... III
Welsh. Harry. Brooklyn, n. Y...2i
Warren. Margaret Irene. Tacoma. IT
Schukar. Frank W.. Seattle ......26
Weber. Lena, Seattle ........ Legal
Long, Samuel David, Seattle. Legal
wilcox, Adelaide, Seattle 49,. Legal
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IMPROVED ONE ACRE
only Z blocks north OF city lin
iuu. rich bottom land, all uu-
der cultivation Almost new g.
room bungalow. garage and
other buildings city water.
lights and telephone. Good
lawn. lots ~ fruit best Of gar
den. running water through
property, Price 5000. 800
cash balance like rent No
mortgage,
LARGE tract OF garden land. Box
lao. with broom house: indirect
lights: Kitchen queen goes
with place. garage -Four
blocks from car Price $1,000.
1900 cash. balance $40 per
month
l.. II. THOMAS A. co. INC.
tRcaitnra)
1880 Third Ave. III. iot-3iiz
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SIS STOCKS AND BONDS
The Gasoline War Is On

And you have n chance 10 benefit
Put your savings on gasoline into
penny oil stocks, buy 1000 shares
OF Anderson Bros. at &c (par loci.
and when IL advances In price, sell
for n profit. Buy all you can get
NJ the market from your broker.
We offer any part OF 100000 shares
Mt &c per share
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Must Be Sold
Immediately

LOVELY HOME FOR TWO
FURNISHED COMPLETE. i2.sb0
LIVING ROOM ACROSS
FRONT. expensive room-slxe
rug. oak and leather rockers,
7-piecs dining Bot without a
scratch. dandy steel range,
good beds. springs and mat
trrAecs. expensive curtains and
draars, dishes. cooking utcn-
ellis, TAKE OFF YOUR HATS
AND CALL IT YOUR HOME,
FULL BASEMENT. G0Ni0o
LOT AND GARAGE.
ROOT BROS. REALTORS
$500 Stone Way. ME lrHe-oGTi.
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Why Go to
California

California
Drink inslpld aikaIi water. suffer in
tense heat when you can get 10
acres and house north OF Seattle
for $1,000. on terms $50 down. $40
per month"; Beautiful green trees.
free wood free water good. pure
air, nice nelghbOrh. See g, j.. Hill
man. bbl2 University way. Bee
Cathchrt. tho white Mans Para
disc. today
FfNE new plaatered house. acres:
3 blocks go broadway. north Of
Seattle. Only $4,000, Terms.
100 cash and $40 per month,
10000 free berry plants Why 10
70 California. suffer intense haht.
drink hikali water, when such
white mans paradise eNiALH near
Scatter Pure. sparkling drinking
water, free wood. green trees See
Homer. At hbI2 University Way,
Take car &C. VIII furnish cows
and chickens on terms With place
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME
GROOM HOuSE-CLOsE IN
BunEhlow-Htyie house. practically
new. large rooms. excellent view;
chicken house: garage; fruH trees;
berries acre IN cultivation. ball
auce light clearing: exceptionally
good soil. convenient for anyone
employed In town. Price $4,000;
terms, reasonable cash and
monthly payments 20 satisfactory
party. 2b5 New York Block.
Burke & Farrar. Inc.
tQ-ACRE ranch. very handy 20 Sc
attic: splendid soil: about hair inn
proved: buildings: fruit. good
water; some timber: ideal for
poultry and gardening: slightly
run down: big bargain Price. t2,-
500. terms 4. 4. Baker. 7bs En-
piTe Bldg. MA in-bT1i.
ACRES FOR 1900
! BETWEEN SEATTLE AND EVER
EFT. $50 CASH. $40 MONTHLY
Close 10 interurban stores. post Of
flee: ideal FOR berries. fruit. poul-
try and clover Level as the floor.
West Of silver Lake
PUGET SOUND REALTY co.
/ Tis Third Ave III lot i7sl
A-ACRE nice ground and groom
cottage, 800 cash and SIS per
month. u G. PETERS, 126 9rd av.
~ FOR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE
RETIRING from farming viii eT.
change or sell on easy terms. ND
s1-acTc stocked dairy ranch: choicF
bottom land: fine location. zG3
East Prospect
EXCHANGE for Seattle home - rs
acres south OF Seattle: 8 acres
cleared. house. barn; chicken
house; 100 chickens: draE-Ehw.
Ready sale for wood, owner. X. 2.
| Box 5oi. Auburn.
80 BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
iO-AcRE going ranch; full i'm.
proyumcnts: is minutes 10 Seattle.
WHAT HAVEYoU7
Hatupin
:i5 YALE BLDG OPP. P. o
| I ROOMS OF good furniture. $3.50;
rent s25. Fine location. 500
I Eastlaks.
BARGAIN. 5000 - housekeeping
| rooms, income SIS. rent {2S. lease.
owner. Liot-i722-M
WILL sell at half price my electric
wire and fixture shop. George
Fisher i3i First y. GA rfld-2ie7.
81 BUSINESS OPP0R-
TUNITIES WANTED
IF you wan. to sell your business.
cali us at once. Buyers for all
| lines
MERRITT REALTY co.
a23 walker BLDG.
Phone MA in-5e5T
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HOWE g. ODOM co.

sToCKs AND BONDS
20s Hoge Bldg. Annex
MA in-1kTh