î
of marketing on
POOL BASIS
deration
CONTRACT
FORMED IN DENVER.
FE
a
IEW PRESIDENT IS 6. JEWETT
Between Exist
Antagonism
izations to Be at an End
Harmony Now.
Declares
ing rgan
^.promote
Is Their Aim.
pENVER— Flans for organizing
federation of wheat market
on the contract pool
national
associations
log
adopted by a confer
associations covering
basis were
of state
tically the entire wheat producing
of the United States at the
ing
ence
prae
territory
recent meeting here.
The new federation, to be known
American Wheat Growers, as
ill be placed in operation
the middle western co
societies begin the actual
as the
oociated,
a8 soon as
operative «
selling of wheat, it was announced.
organization will consist
w
The new
hoard of directors selected by
state organizations.
of a
the various
is to have control of export sales
and will coordinate the do
It
of
wheat
mestic activities, arrange plans
provide finances for wheat growers
who are members of the organization,
establish a statistical department and
advise in the general
the state administrations.
to
operations
of
Meet Again at Kansas City.
Plans fur the formation of the fed
eration will he further advanced at
a meeting of the organizing commit
tee in Kansas City, Mo., March 9.
Members of the organizing commit
George C. Jewett, (jetterai
Wheat
tee are:
manager of the Northwest
iDELCAFE
Open All N ight
SPOKANE S HIGH CLASS
FAMILY RESTAURANT
Come anil Bring the Family
710-11-12-14 SPRA0UE AVE.
AUDITS COSTS 8YSTEMS
LANE, BELL & GILL
Public Accountants
Federal Tax Advisors
Empire State Bldg.. Spokane, Wash.
11 More Potatoes,"
From ground planted second
by use of The KEY8TONE
POTATO PLANTER than
by any other method of
. planting. Work perfectly ao
curate. A almple, strong,
W durable machine. Write
for CATALOG, price, eta
A. J. PLATT, MKR.
STERLING. ILL.
BOX
ELECTRIC
WK PELL. INSTALL AND REPAIR
, Farm Lighting Plant«, Motors,
generators. Ltmns, Washers. Etc.
KBISI )N BATTERIES will work on
any eb-ctrlc plant; last 20 yenrs.
Gad plate batteries and parts for
all i-AR.M ELECTRIC PLANTS.
NIXON-KIMM ELI. CO.
: 10- Wall Si. Spokane Wash
ALASKA OIL FIELDS
Again
!
The Pioneer's Reward
'
The three greatest epochs In
the development of Alaska:
TRANSPORTATION—MINING—AGRICULTURE
and now
OIL
<>il fields
will lie developed tills season
reo booklet on request. Write or call.
ALASKA PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT CO.,
601 Alaska Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
T
>
i
Try ä package of
this really good teal
I lie - choicest teas and the
most skilful blending are the
reasons why Ridgwayt Tea
satisfies the palate—and
makes you ask for more.
Mi'j
M
-v
: • • i -*'-:- -
Abo told In
ML. % 13. W
Vt Ik TINS
Spnctfcl
Trial Tin
10 c
^\The First Thing You Think Of"
Tea
*
-»
î rowers, Associated,
W. i\ Land son.
public, api>ointi'd to the lioarcl of tin
Kansas Wheat
tiens by the secretary or am i, allure
and G. 1). Murley
Oklahoma Wheut
tlon.
Fort land,
representative
Market in« ast
ia
president
of the I
(In
AV«*rs'
associa
The first action of
he
« < »111 III It t**«
was to pass a resolution declaim»; at
an end the antagonism
declared existed between t le
stâtes Grain Growers,
which
they
United .
Incorporated,!
and the cooperative societies of the
various states.
Name Chosen.
A federation of all the state
growers' t
100 per cent
known
Growers,
a series of
wheat I
■ooperative societies on the'
pooling plan,
tlm American Wheat
Associated,
be I
to
as
resulted from
conferences at Denver, j
which ended recently. The mem-c
berslnp represented in the organize ,
tion controls between
100,000,001} bushels of
7:», 000,000 and
wheat.
u i
Sales Agency Also.
CHICAGO.
Officers of the
States Grain Growers, Inc.,
incorporation of the
Grain Growers'
United
announces
United States
Sales
subsidiary organization,
company,
which plans i
t<
operate at unco
in the Chicago,
Kansas City, Omaha, Indianapolis and
Minneapolis markets,
organization, according to officers of
the United State Grain Growers, will
be the largest grain
the world.
'i'hc subsidiary
selling firm in
More ttian 110,000,000 bushels of
grain will be marketed each year by i
m prest?nt mem- 1
!
the selling company
bership basis, officials said.
!
HURT
COFFIN
AFIRE,
FIVE
;
■
Candles Around Child's Bier Start Hot
Blaze.
Five mourners around |
the bier of 4-year-old Angelina Zur- j
carese were seriously burned Thurs-j
day when the draperies on the little
coffin caught fire from the lighted!
candles in the Zarcarese
home in I
;
they j
were driven back by the intense heat:
and thick smoke. The five bodies!
of the mourners lay on the floor.
Playing their hoses in front of them :
and stumbling through the smoke, the!
firemen finally were
NEW YORK.
Brooklyn,
blazing.
When the
Soon the whole
room was >
firemen
arrived
,
able to reach
and drag to safety the five adults and
rescue the charred remains of the
little girl from the blazing coffin.
YGUR SPOKANE HOME
HALL1DAY HOTEL
T
H
E
HEADQUARTERS FOR FARMERS
AND WHEAT GROWERS.
JOE. PEDDICORD, Prop.
PILES
Fistula, Fissure, Itching and all
other rectal conditions, except Cancer,
permanently cured without surgery.
My method of treatment saves the
tissue instead of destroying it. It Is
painless, requires no anesthellc and Is
permanent. There is no confinement
to bed. no Interference with businsa
or social engagements.
Call or write for booklet. Mention
this paper when writing.
DR. C. «I. DEAN
Second and Morrison 8ts., Portland, Or
of
BlkUJv
0
ft]
Fruit trees budded from beartn* orch
. trds. Apple. Pear. Cherry, Peach, Plum.
I Prune, Apricot, Quinco. Grape Vine«,
I Shrubbery, Plants, Raspberries. BUck
1 berries. Logans, Dewberries, Asparagus.
Rhubarb. Flowering Shrubs. Roses.
Vines, Hedge, Nut and Shade Ttcps.
Carriage paid. 8ailsfacUou guaranteed.
WASHINGTON NURSERY CO.
Toppenish, Washington.
Salesmen everywhere. More wanted.
SOIL SURVEY IS
AID TO FARMERS
of
Prospective Purchasers Find
Them Great Assistance in
Selecting New Farms.
VARIOUS TYPE SOILS SHOWN
Work of Surveying Party la Revised
by Inspectors and Finally Passed
Upon by a Committee—May
Be Had for Asking.
,
(Prepared by the United Sta
I cs !>»*|>art
ment ul Aurifiiltur« 1 .
Are you thinking of buying a farm?
Maybe you are purchasing one for the
lirst time, or perhaps
your high-priced acres in the
and reinvesting ip
i another slate.
you are selling
•orn belt
cheaper
lands in
ll
rase there
i is a Vl ''- V helpful companion
lake will,
you can
l"u un the inspection trip
—u soil survey report of the region
you arc
into, prepared by the
United Stales Depurt
guilig
bureau of soils,
ment
it Agriculture, ii
co-operation
with stale agencies.
An Unbiased Counselor.
-hose advice is
Its judgment is
and white, hut in
the report is a col
This consists of a
salient natural foil- l
It is ;
i absolutely unbiased.
1 not only in black
! connection with
counselor
! oral
soil
maji.
base, showing the
•f tin* aiva surveyed, and the
; lures
■
towns, hi
»uses, roads, railways and oth- '
t artificial features. Tl
| areas of the different types
j outlined imd colored,
Ordinarily the survey covers a single
county. A surveying party, consist
big usually of two men, visit every
j
1
I part of the chosen area, tracing and |
soil boundaries, taking |
; samples of the soil and of the subsoil
j to a depth of three feet in the West
nnd to six feet in the Far West. They
identify the
:
various
r*f soil are
locating
Hie
>
various types of soil, so
far as mat lie done from iiold examina
tion.
The
revised by in
work
, specters, who visit the area from tim«
: to time, and is finally passed upon liv
a committee, who make certain that
each soil is properly named.
There are in the United Stales 3,043
j counties. Detailed surveys have been
t completed thus far in !)2(i counties—
! in this count have been included a
j few areas, each covering only a part
i of a county or parts of several eoun
ties.
In addition to the area surveyed in
j detail, about an equal extent of coun
i try lias been covered by reconnols
i sauce maps the (wo together repre
j
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A
! Sampling for Moisture Determination.
sentlllg enelldl'd Ihe iiria
' nental Uniled Kiaies, and very lutieli
of the
arable
one tliiiil
than
laorc
Iill) illg
liefere
lands of the nation.
farm II would I»»- well in Inquire e
- ilopiirtinonl whether or not II hud
it
tin
If so,
made a survey
and the report lias been published, it
ho hail for the asking.
may
It nm.v In* (hut in ihvnliim to buy a
farm a tlellnlle type nf agriculture lias
Kellie
determined upon.
ques
Wliere can land l>e-d
(Ions will nrisi*.
suited for that type lie feuntlV
Upon
what s«dls can rice growing lie safely
am! profitably undertaken, or the pro
duction of tobacco of Hie various kinds
or the raising of hogs
lie followed,
with alfalfa pasture as a feature In
their management lie engaged in?
Perhaps you would establish a com
mercial peach orchard in Georgia, em
bark upon the growing of long-staple
cotton In South Cnrtdliin, <>r specialize
in the production of asparagus, pep
pars, tomatoes for canning, or lima
beans in New Jersey. The results
the soil survey will licit» you to soled
suitable laud,
partaient show a steadily increasing
number of persons using its soil pub
lications in tills way.
if
Ttie records of the do
CLEAN QUARTERS FOR SHEEP
!
Animals Will Not Thrive In Damp,
Filthy or Poorly Ventilated Places
—Keep Dry.
Give some attention to tho quarters
where Ihe sheep are housed in had
weather. Don't expect sheep to thrive
in damp. Illtliy or poorly ventilated
places. Sheep quarters must he kept
clean, dry und well ventilated.
Washington State
Japs Have to Go.
YAKIMA. Within t
of tin* .lapancs *
Yakima Indian
('1.minated and all
most
o
A
t armors
reservat •
on the
will be
m
of them in three,
asserts .1 ('. Cheney, at Wapato, fol
lowing the announcement from Wash
ington that Secretary Fall had ruled
that the Japanese may not in future
m any Indian réserva
sut k
pile
.• re,I
HOGS,
J.
Tie
Ma,
Harris
MEG.
Wheeler
Assu.
lease laud,»
tion.
State Wants Immigrants.
OLYMPIA.
As a part of the pro
gram in inducing persons from other
states to move to Washington 20,0U0
copies of a
new booklet of descrip
tive and statistical information on
tlie state have been received from the
state printer by the bureau of sta
tistics and immigration under Secre
tary of State .1. Grant Hinkle. Send
for one.
I'nil
Foreclose on Yakima Orchards.
Y AK IM A.—Ya k ima
worth 1134,267
The sales, made
closures,
Moxee, which
Cull for the
Mortgage bank in its case against
Yakima Orchards Security company.
About 300 acres went for $381 an
acre, another 225 acres for
and 72 for $194.
orchard land
was sold Saturday,
on mortgage fore
represented 4(h) acres at
was bid in by J. O.
Netherlands-American
Inland
st.
$17.50,
l
DAUGHTER OF BRITISH
KING A VISCOUNT S BRIDE
Dream of an Empire Realized in Scene
at the Altar—Everybody
Happy.
'
LONDON. King George, Tuesday, ?i
gave liis only daughter, Princess! b<
j Mary, in marriage to Viscount Las
1 celles.
It was a great national event which
will live long in the memories of the
vast throngs whose unrestrained
| pUcudits greeted England's princess
| ns she passed through festive streets
t 0 the altar in stately old Westmin
ster Abbey to become the bride of an
est
ments.
•o..
I
K
English commoner.
The testimony of genealogists that st<
through King Henry VII, the bride
and bridegroom are both descended
from William the Conqueror in nip —
way minimized this romantic aspect —
of the affair.
LLOYD GEORGE HOSTILE.
Angry at Tactics Used to Undermine
His Power—Makes Threat
to Resign.
M.
FOR
early,
toy,
LONDON.—Premier Lloyd George
has made to Austen Chamberlain and
other unionist leaders definite threat
to resign. His action is in the nature
of a protest against the tactics that
have been employed to undermine his
power in the coalition and in parlia
ment.
If the prime minister presents his
resignation, it will merely be a per
sonal resignation and not the resig
nation of the government.
The prime minister's threat of
resignation has been the political sen
sation of the day.
will
in
hot
Later Report.
Premier Uoyd George's threat to
resign has been suspended at the ur
gent solicitation of his unionist col
leagues in the cabinet.
k
U. S. ARMY BUDGET
GETS AWFUL TRIMMING
WASHINGTON.—At letvst $50,000,
000 and possibly $60,000,000 will be
slashi'd from the budget estimate for
the war department by the house ap-j;
propriations subcommittee which is'
framing the army appropriation bill |
for the fiscal year beginning July 1 j
next, members of the subcommittee ;
1 predicted.
The measure, they added, not only |
will provide Hint Ihe enlisted strength
of the army lie reduced from its pres-1
ont strength of 137,000 to 115,000 men
on July 1. bul that the number of of
ficers he limited to 11,000, ns com
pared with Ihe present strength of
12,900. on the active list.
I
War department estimates wore re
vised and pared down by the, budget
approximately $363,000,000
of this
illg
e
bureau to
for the coming fiscal year,
requested
amount $293,000,000 being
for the army and the rest for non-1
military work such os improvements
to rivers and harbors.
so,
it
a
lias
CHILD MARRIAGES INCREASE
Thousands of Boys. Girls of 15 Wed
in 1920, Says Census.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Sixteen hun
dred hoys and 14,834 girls 15 years
of ago in the United States
listed as married in 1920, the census
bureau announced recently in a state
u special analysis |
Eighty-two boys'
were
pro
were
In
em
lima
pub
presenting
ment
of martial statistics.
and 499 girls of the same age
recorded as widowed or divorced.
The analysis revealed a distinct in
in the
crease since the 1910 census
of married persons
fi
percentage
each year of age from L> to 34,
peeially among the younger members
The age group from
if
es
do
of tilts group.
35 to 44. inclusive, also
increase in the ratio ot married per
liier
showed an
and
sons; 45 years of ago
showed a decrease.
Land Bank Busy.
Although midwinter is normally thoj
! slack time in tho operations of the j
federal land bank of Spokane,
bank in the first two mouths of 19221
closed 901 mortgage loans and paid
out $3.465,600 to farmers in Washing
ton, Idaho, Oregon and Montana, ac
cording to it. G.
The January figure, $2.028.700, conics
close to the monthly record.
ttie
had
kept
president, i
O'Shea,
T
BUSINESS DIRECTORV
nur home paper when answering th«*sc advertise!
M.-ntio
ents.
A 11and\ Spokane
Business and
i 'mlcssional 1 Hivetory.
AUCTIONEER LIVE STOCK
M
To. NT 11 Monroe.
sut k ha ri A
» ho
AU I O 7 OP REPAIRING
., tilt) SV, Hi!, l*ho. ltiv. 446
U . 23. I'ho ltiv.-146
•I
pile AtllO Top
CHIROPRACTORS
.• re,I F Moore. 4 lu Fernw-llHklg .Spokane
HOGS, VEAL AND POULTRY BUYERS
J. l.KWIS Ai 'Tr., PACKKltS, Spokane
ICE MACHINES
Tie- F It IC lx 14 IK MACHIN K. Cooper lee
Ma, June ,v Plumbing Cu. 1104 N. Monroe
Harris lye Macli. 11. U. Miller Co., Spokain
Armstrong Maohinery Co., Spokane,
MEG. JEWELER &. WATCH MAKER
ItKi'AUts. A Brogger 3U1-2 KookeryBlüg.
PRIVATE SANITARIUM
Vdiiicts N707 Dakota SI. Spokain-.
PURE CANE AND MAPLE SYRUP
maple sugar. FrisPie, Sill Mailison
SHEET METAL WORKERS
Wheeler Sheet ' Metal W'ks, 9 Riverside.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
Assu. Steamship Uffiee. 31k Hyde Bldg.
STEAM.TURK.—SOAP LAKE BATHS
Neville's for rheumatism, all* \V Sprague
WANTED TO BUY—POULTRY
INI.AND poultry House. TU N. Monroe.
a
Nil
,
Wn.
I'nil
r.
auto tops and bodies
AUTO
_ AGENCY,
Mfur. and Repairer Auto Tops and cur
12 0<> Third Ave.
TO l
CLOSK-TITK
Ku.mI«
N.
11 Monroe
Inland Auto Top K;
st. Recovering. ii|
MACHINE SHOPS AND MACHINERY
tory. S
olsterlng. reiHiIrlng.
ng a specialty.
Pistons fitted. Parts made for all cars.
Crescent Machine Works, Sir, N. Monroe.
UNION IRON WORKS, Spoka
Pumps. Pipe. Boilers. Engines, etc.
Western Mach'y A Eqpt. Co.—Machines
sr, ste\ ens st. m. r, .I ;'
MONUMENTS
Ov
ivllnder
tr
;t
-, Wash.
of
Spokane Manufacturers
Finest Granite Monuments &
Cut Stone
ity and Prices to please,
perior Personal Service.
Art Memorial Co.,
r all kinds Qual
Su
Get
%
r prices.
?i
b<
Bldg,
est stock of Granite and Marble Monu
ments. Lowest prices. Inland Monumental
tool Monroe St.. Spokane. Wash
:
•o.. N
SPOKANE MONUMENTAL CO.
Leading dealers in atl Eastern
and Foreign Granite and Mar
Iiestgns and
Large Stock.
tile Monuments.
1'rices by Mail.
808 W Trent Ave., Cor. Poet.
QUALITY memorials
Monumental Co.
160 S-1530 \\\ 2nd Ave
Washington
I ahlished 1 H'.tß
PLATING AND STOVE REPAIRS
K
st<
—
—
yeld broken Parts.
mai rs, pla tin g,
- -r ORAGE AND TRANSFER
¥ranafei\ Covintry HauUnR SEE
«TOII AGE X- TFR Gi
sif.l Line
NEW TODAY
employment agency
215 N. Stevens.
fence l-ali'u- Agency,
M. 3219. Spokane,
FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS
SAVE MONEY ON I'lUE AND SACKS
Alaska Junk Go.. SUS Glams F»
FOR SAI.K— COU Y THORNLESS, OALIFOR
ilia's New, Wonderful Iiluckberry: ripe
early, yields enormously, berries mammoth; II
plants $1, prepaid. Arthur Emery, 550 Kings
toy, I'nio ARo, Cal.__ _
HELP WANTED
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN TO FTtE
pare now for tub-graph positions which
will open next summer on various lines.
PACIFIC TELEGRAM INSTITUTE.
SPO K AN E, W ASH.
HOTELS
WHITE'S HOTEL AND RESTA TUANT
water
tveek; good
Corner of
rooms 76c and up; hot and cold
in rooms; $4 and up by the
restaurant in
BtevenB and Sprague. Spokane. Wash
connection.
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED. Rau-s $1
per day. Sillman Hotel. 3rd & Monroe.
HOTEL LEVER. SPOKANE. WASH
Howard and Third Ave. Clean rooms
hot water, steam heat, phone: rates, low
as $1 daily, 15 weekly. Hoorn with
hath J1.50. Cafeteria connected.
Garage opposite.
to
i
k
PERSONAL
THE (iKKAT uKIK/T IN LIFE IS THE
Secret of Happiness. Semi your birth
date, month, year, and one dollar to
James Punstone. Private Box 10ft. Van
couver. B. C. Answer sent by registered
mail.
_, r , , _ -
one roll film developed i-fpp
with eaeh^copy of^ this f ?»d^
KODAKS AND KODAK FINISHING
be
ap-j;
is'
Free
BARCLAY. 2ft7
EVERY HOME EVERYWHERE EVERYDAY
VITALAC
GUARDS YOU FROM DISEASE.
NOT SOLD IN DRUG STORES.
The Safe Sanitary Herb Capsule
V
A.'
L-,'. . oj
VITALAC BALM
rithout equal
for Catarrh. Colds.
», Sores, Cuts,
Scalds. Ring
Worms, Exzema,
All Skin Eruptions.
FOR
CONSTIPATION,
Kidney
Cleansing The
Blood. Rheuma
tism. Lumbago.
is
/
Trouble,
/
Bl
v
J
Prevention
Doctor
at hand when na
ture calls for help.
Make a First Aid
Expert of Mother.
The Kidd.cs Great
est Safeguard.
-
Moves the Caui
of your trouble.
■M
a
-»
QUIT SHORTENING. YOUR T.IVES WITH DRUGS AND POISONS
Yitalac is Truly Nature's Own Method.
Not a Grain of Poison in a Carload.
SEND $1.00 TODAY FOR COMBINATION AND BOOKLET
RIGHT LABORATORIES
Seattle, Wash.
1111 1st Ave.
WHAT WILL BE A LARGE
FARMING DISTRICT
Is fast taking form In oui logged-off
bunt »listriot of Stevens county r
district Is naturally adapted to dairy
ing and stock raising. Snb-iiligated
soil makes fruit raising possible in
many parts We are now selling this
land' at a big cut in price.
This
Y
j
Phoenix Lumber
Company
And How to F
AMERICA'S
Mailed
add
PIONEER
DOG
i
REMEDIES
l»ept. W <1, Foot of Wall St
Spokane, Wash.
<
MEN—WANT ED
i j:\itx rin-. it a k i u :k tra f >kz.
weeks, placo
shot» of your
while leuxniiur.
M i:.\
We cun h a. '
I '
Kooil I
t Hill
Vi
a little
■ iking fror
i to Mill.Kit BARBER
• Wn.
sn.
?!!'> to |40 per
eek.
all nr
•I ikLKOi:, rs Trent Ave . Hix.ki
NURSERY STOCK
GROW C.RAI'I
clttl low prl
-KOK PROFIT SPK
grape vines, hi rriet
for rum mercial
•herries, apricots, appli
1. Writ
Co.. Riehlaiid. Wash.
a si
K
Tl
Hit
fa<-t
today. Ilimi
n guarant
Nil
, PH YSICI ANS — drugless
DK~'g7 ÎTaLE ^flMBBIk DRUGI.EsH
All acute and chronle <hs
iieieH ELECTRIC cabinet, diet,
private gym.; graduate nurse Blixelh-ss,
painless tonsil absorption; lutest method
nid National Bank Bldg.
~ ^JhPELE S S FURNACES
Kind Out About the
Ktelnke Furnace Co. NI71H DIvM.,,..
POULTRY AND POULTRY SUPPLIES
SPECIALIST.
exe
Mllln
ufVsaver II
A .
TRAP NEST AND
White Leghorn
■<l K.xk, Black Mihni
I'hicks. Our chicks are ;
he gotten anywhere. Full li
collators, Brooders anil ]'
free catalog.
COMMKRiT tl,
R. !..
I'hicks
r.
ami A
ul ;
R<
lo
I
Itr. Su|
Of KEN
I AT< TIKRY.
SKATTLK.
\\ V
FK1010
MATING
JST,
i »!•:
■uii'iiNi;
'►nr hlcnl BarnM Kocks; 37 1
for 1921.
High egg r
;o reeoril 229 eggs
JACOBSON'S I'OI'I.TRV YARDS.
Pacoimi. \V
POULTRY, JZ^EAL AND HOGS.
BUY POULTRL VEAL, HOf
B.-st prices. Pacific Mkt 4.1 Ttiv.-r'
SEEDS AND PLANTS
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Backs
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free.
$8.00
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Real Eetate and Farm Lands
SA I AZ ~ MhfvK I l.\U THOUSAND
try. ready for
Lower line Iiuildin« in this
Raw I .ami, Alfalfa, and Orchard
Write for
FOR
acres in Moses Lake •'
settlement.
Lands for sale: reasonable,
prices and terms.
GRANT REALTY CO . Neppel. Wa
FOR SALK—7
CO.
and
AGRES
STOCK AND
lain- ranch in Modoc county. Oalifor
i. Owner. Rdx ft, Likely. Mi nine <'oun
( California.
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WILL lU'V 40 ACRKsS LAND.
f*f Cheney; on good road; 20
i.' S. \\
A. plow land; 2
family orchard. 3-r
or chicken house, barn, cellar. A. K.
15th Ave.. Yakima. Wash
FOR TRADE -I HAVE A NUMBER OP
reilar nnd timber claims and Stevens County
farms for trade for merchandise stocks or in
s property.
_1. .7. LARWELL. Colville, Wash._
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
turc, timber, g
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Ig-ilow. pigei
Evans. 41:'. F
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF SANI
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lv school ln TT. S.
taught
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WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT
Buttons. Buttonholes, Hemstitching.
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Alberta Hearing Shop, 713 Sprugue Ave.
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which
lines.
218 Rook
MADAME MAJER
e«yOe Budding. All
styles pleating, but
tons. braiding, hem
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water
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TEACHERS AGENCIES
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WE WILL HELP YOU MAKE
YOUR DRESS
Our hemstitching and button work
111 save non.» of worry and time.
SAMPSON FEATHER WORKS
Kuhn. Building, Spokane, Wash.
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THE
birth
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Van
MATERNITY „OME
DR. MARY SWARTZ.
GRADUATE MIDWIFE. TRAINED
-- In Europe. Modern equipment. gi»od
i-fpp home, before and after confinement,
4Q1-403 Llndelle Block. Spokane