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PAGE SIX
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RATES If FOR - CLASSI
•""FIED "WANT" AD
ERTISEMENTS
.' One cent a word, Be per line each
Insertion for all line* of business. I
Four insertions for the price of
three for cash in advance. , ;
'No I advertisement' taken for less
than 16 cents ; each Insertion.
■' All mall 1 order* must be accom
panied with the cash.. . '
.: THE TIMBS IS TACOHAI ONLY
INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER. -• ■
Phone Phone
Mate <imßjaSgsj|» Main
Help Wanted —Female
WANTED—A girl for general
'•• ' housework at once. Call 1502
80. 46th. -■-■.■-■-. -.■'■■■■
GIRL wanted. Call 1125 So. D St.,
. .Peoples Hotel. ' .
' CHAMBERMAID wanted at Rock
wood Hotel. - Call 1141 Com, st.
i GIRL for general > housework In
small family. Phone Main 5455
or call 521 No. Alnsworth.
WANTED—Curtains to launder, al
■ so ladies' shirt waists. Address
8013 So. Bth St. — '
TRY the Famous Washing Co. for
their 50c family washing. Main
1 1464. ■■■''-•''''•:■■'■ • "'- - ' - -
CANCERS cured without knife or
plaster; consultation free; Stephen
Johnson, - - school - house crossing.
Tern Hill. '
' KO, SIR! I won't have any other
than Hoyt'* Doughnut*.
ALL LADIES go to Shlvvers at Mar
ket, 1128 So. D. for bargain*. ,
- P'elnstone.ladles'sults $10 up.505 9th
. tAILORS" Supplies; buttons cover-
Id. A. E. Bauer Co.. 317 11. M. 6526
Situation Wanted Female
WANTED—Washing to do at home.
Will do good work. 1001 East
»7th st. ■ -, - ■ - ■- -
. RESPECTABLE woman with little
girl wants position as house
keeper ■ for bachelor ;. or widower,
' middle age. G-4, care Times.
WIDOW wishes position as house
- keeper for widower with young
Children. No objection to out of
town. F-l, care Times.
- Help Wanted—Male
WANTED —Short order cook at
813,4 Pacific ay.
LARGE wholesale house desires to
employ ladles or 'gentlemen to
Demonstrate well known line of
goods; will pay fair salary to start;
nil or part of your time. Position
permanent. Address 3. H. Whaling,
General Delivery, Tacoma, Wash.,
or call at room .13, , St. Francis
Hotel, 308 17th St.- " ■
—Strawberry pickers, ac
commodations partly furnished.
Address Puyallup, R. F. D. 1, Box
181.
.: WANTED—Two A-l carpenters who
will take part pay In land.
: Hutchlnson. 412 Berlin Bldg.
WANTED—Young man, neat and
honest. Apply In person Mac Do
n Agency, 8 Andrew* Bldg., City.
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL, 1912 Jeff.
■ ay. Repairing and driving taught.
' YEP! Hoyt's doughnut* are better
than mother used to make! ~
100 men wanted to buy 17 Jeweled
- Elgin, . Waltham movements. $8.
compete 20 rear case $12 50. Stev
en»on, 967 Tacoma ay.
I GO to Shlvvers for bargain at
market, do you?
Situations Wanted—
I WANTED— by man and
. . wife on farm, picking berries,
milking, etc. Call 5615 No. 49th.
Main 8920-Y.
WANTED—By young married man,
•■■ work of any kind. 3574 E. Howe
St. Main 4626. --- -
CARPENTER—Roof*. foundations,
and general jobbing. Main 8027
X* -: ■■■ ' ■
:£!;..:;•;; Help Wanted y
' TRUSSES— Supply Co.,
• ■ Fidelity Bldg. Main 62.
For Rent—Miscellaneous
LARGE room wth a fireproof vault
-to rent. Four windows for let
- tering. . Room 205 Equitable bldg.
I FOR RENT—Restaurant complete,
w* with living room, $20 per month.
Good location. Call 2220 No. 30th..
FOR —Ranch of 40 acre* on
..■-. Anderson island. A good propo
-1 sition to right party. Scott Studio,
j Fidelity Bldg. • ;.,--..
*'r Furnished Apartments
j MODERN 3-room furnished apt. de
sirable location. For information
- Main 4601. ■ -
: : Room and Board
fBOARD AND RM WANTED ... ..
THREE girls wanting board and
..- room In ■ private family, with
privileges of a home. Call > Main
ROOMS with or without board.
• ; Mr», Crow, 416 So. E. Main 6194.
' Good ■ board.. Cochrane. Main 5574.
.^.^jFor; Rent -Flats V;
FOR RENT—Close in, clean, newly
i- ■ papered '■ four-room unfurnished
/flat, gas I stove, curtains, i screens.
linoleum 'Qn~,, kitchen floor."' Apply
j 1612 So. I street. Phone Main 3195.
; ONE 3 and ■ one ■ 4-room I completely
,-■- furnished flat for rent, bath, tele
rhone and piano. « Rent reasonable.
. 07 X st. Main 7979. . Call between
, II and 3 or before 8. '-."t'■»■---%- ™
: Wanted to Borrow
WANTED—S2S 90 lon « mortgage ■on
■£"> property worth 10,000. . Will pay
I per cent.* J-l. care Times. **»- ■■--»-■
■_ ■■ For, Sale or Exchange ;
> FOR: BALK, OR < TRADE — $1000
■•^ equity} In »••room * house, 2 ■ lots,
> bath. gas,-electric lights; bal. $15 a
month; near So. 38th and M. Owner
mo 80. L >t. ■'^■■ft^ ■■■■>->!:-.■ -.--^-i.
■■^ - ■ Exchange
IIN COLORADO—For I sale |or trade,
M (room I house I and I big j* lot, «i 49
i «nHe* i north kof i* Denver --. in ; - Brood
- town. Make an offer. Main 5441.
For Sale—Miscellaneous
FOR SALE cheap, saddle pony,
saddle and bridle. Take old Puy
allup car line to Harvard station,
a little white house on the corner.
TWO first-class Jersey "cows, both
fresh, each 5 gallons a day. Call
at Larchmont St., Kftrman place,
old Puyallup car line.
MUST be sold at once cheap, 2.200
--lb. team and van, single 900-lb.
horse, ride or drive; one 6-year-old
cow. One block west of Fern Hill
school Gerrard place.
JKH«EY-h6lßTeTn~c'ow for saleT
L. Parson, 2327 So. Sheridan.
$300 buys Iron gray team, 2,900 lbs.
$200 buys team bays, 2,600 lbs.,
with harness and wagon. $225 buys
team of mules, 2300 lbs. $75 buys
team of ponies. $125 buy* team of
bays, 2,400 lbs. Also 3 wagons, 3
sets of harness. This stock can be
seen at Henry Nelson's, North
Puyallup, 1 block from Milwaukee
depot, 5 blocks from Short Line
car, Milwaukee aye.
FOH SALE—Mare, safe for woman
to drive; also general horse. 2520
Jeff, aye., opposite brewery.
FOR" SALE — Young cow] calf,
chickens and ducks. Call 5002 Aso
tln st.
FOR SALE—Restaurant outfit,
cash register, safe, tables, chairs,
counters, dishes, at 2151-53 Jeffer
son aye.
FOR SALE—2Sx«-foot cabin
launch, first class condition. Call
Main 4819.
MUST be sold at once, 1 big ranch
horse, price $50; 1 young pony,
good for riding and driving, $35; 1
good top buggy, for $22.60; 3 sad
dles, price $7.50 each. Also have 1
big launch for vale or trade. Am
leaving city next week, must sacrl
flce. See Mr. West, 2307 East D st.
FOR SALE — New gray evening
cape, cost $100, at your own
price. Call between 3 and 6 at
832 H No. Prospect.
FOR SALE—A fresh Durham and
Jersey cow, good milker. 3710
No. 16th st.
HORSE for sale cheap, young and
gentle, weight 1500. Call Madi
son 448.
FOR SALE CHEAP—Story & Clark
organ, buggy, harness and sad
dle. 1902 So. Madison St., Mrs.
Jacobson, 11th st. car.
FOR SALE—Corrugated iron build-
Ing-, suitable for warehouse pur
poses, to be moved. For particu
lars address Box H-l, care Times.
FOR SALE—One 5x7 Cycle Poco
No. 6 camera, with sole leuther
case. Good as new. Address Box
122, Parkland, Wash.
FOR SALE—Two new 14 ft. skiffs.
Call 921 Tacoma ay.
50 Belgian hares will be sold cheap
If taken at once. 2610 So. G.
Main 5079.
LAUNCH for sale, 23 ft., 6 h. p., A-l
condition. Inquire at engine
room Tacoma Hotel, or phone Main
43 80 between 6 and 8 p. m.
7 H. P. Twin motorcycle, cheap for
quick sale. Call East M and
Columbia ay. after 6 o'clock or carl
Main 5689.
FOR SALE—Small calibre repeat
lng rifle, nearly new, bargain.
Address Box G-2, care Times.
FOR SALE—A cow, cheap. Inquire
1143 So. D.
FOR SALE—AII or part Interest In
moving picture road show; circuit
established. Inquire L. Larson,
1128 y. Pacific ay.
LARGE new banker's safe, $850 for
$285. 206 Equitable.
16 HEAD of horses for sale. Wash
ington Stable, 411 Bt. Helen* aye.
Main 346.
FOR SALE—Small gas«llii e boat for
$75. Indian Reservation Produce
Co., 12th and Dock.
SCREENS for windows and doors
mode to fit and last. Mahogany
and oak front screen door* a spe
cialty. Estimates free. 766 Com
merce st. Main 2581.
20 h. p. automobile, Just over
hauled, sale cheap. Phone Main
7419.
NEW 4 h. p. Stover gas engine.
cheap. Stevens & Hood, So. 38th
and Yakima.
WE buy and sell new and 2d hand
■roods. 312 Puy. Aye.
ONE White and one Domestic sew
lng machine, choice $5, guaran
teed to sew. New Home office, 319
11th st. Main 5768.
CAMPING Outfits at Wood~Bros.'
Furn. House, Cor. 11th and Ta
coma aye.
FOR SALE—A car lead of food
work horse* Just received. Grif
fin Transfer Co. Main 689.
WE WILL BUT
Your furniture, furnishings, ranges
or anything of value, spot cash.
Fits-Henry Auction Co.
102 80. 12th st. Phone Main 8736.
Marshall Furn. Co., new and 2nd
hand goods. 1149 C»t Main 6616.
IF YOU can't send Hoyt'« dough
nuts, don't lend anyl
HAUL out that old carpet from the
garret, let us make a new rug for
you. Tacoma Ru( Factory. Main
Lost
LOST—On So. 7th between St. Hel
ens and City Hall, a fob chain
with ball on drop. Phone Main 3222.
Reward.
Personal
WANT to meet girl 18 to 25; view
to matrimony. Only genuine an
awer. Addresa 1-2, care Times.
Announcements
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank those who
through their klndnesi and sym
pathy assisted me through my two
bereavements In the loss of my
h,u*band and son Ross. I wish to
mention especially the doctors and
nurse* In the N. P. hospital who so
efficiently attended my late hus
band, and also the member* of the
Order of Railway Conductor* who
rendered every assistance possible.
E. M. CATTO.
SEE SPECIAL POULTRY EX
CHANQE. Runs every Saturday.
ALWAYS ask your grocer for
Hoyt'* doughnut*. He will get 'em.
WANTED—Fire. Accident and Lh<
Insurance man; liberal contract.
11l Fidelity Bids.
Boarders Wanted
WIDOW desires children to board.
fine bom*. Address Box 1-1, cr
Times..
ffv Poultry and Eggs
Ft. I. RED eggs for hatching. 50c a
letting. 5537 So. I st. Main 3223,
FOR SALE—Several hundred choice
White i Leghorn baby chicks. Pa
cific Incubator Co., Fidelity Bldg.
FOR SALE— Wyandotte
baby chicks with or without
mother, at Whitney'*, 6625 So. .J.
Main 8892-J.
TEN thoroughbred White • Wyan
dottes, year old, for sale ■ $1.25
each. Also baby chicks. Call 3301
80. O st. .
ONE Incubator, food as now, for
Bale. $7.00. Call 1713 So. 65th.
50 Buff Orpington chick* for sale,
10 days' old, also 3 large geese.
Take McKlnley Park car, get off at
44th. walk 3 blocks east. Mart Cut
ler. -
BABY chicks, 1 week old or more,
15 and 20c; setting hens, laying
hens. Crystal White Orpington
cockerel. Mrs. Jacobson, 1902 So.
Madison. Take 11th St. car.
FOR SALE Barred Rock and White
Leghorn eggs for hatching, - SOc
per setting. Spanaway car, get off
at Lincoln Ay. E. A. Dowden.
AMERICAN and English Runner
duck eggs for hatching. Main
471}5.
8. C. Rhode Island Red Eggs for
hatching, Durr strain, splendid
layers, $1 for 16. Phone Main 6986.
FOR SALE: English Strand Pencil
Marked Indian Runner ducks,
guaranteed to lay the white eggs.
309 So. 30th. Phone 2994.
BROWN and White Leghorn hens,
laying, each 76c; old and young
geese for sale cheap. Call Madison
490.
FOR balance of season. Rhode Isl
and Red. Black Minorca and
Brown Leghorn eggs at half price.
Have a few 1911 Brown Leghorn
laying pullets for sale cheap, also
setting hens. West End Poultry
Farm, 3609 No. 9th st. Main 7014.
ANCONA eggs for setting, the
famous Shepard strain, 15 for 60c.
R. F. D. No. 3, Box 57. G. Patter
son.
EGG-A-DAY Poultry Foods. Sound
Feed & Commission Co., 1321 A
st. Phone Main 9580.
EGGS I'OR HATCHING—
ton, Ancona, Salmon, Favorollss,
Gold and Silver and White Crested
Polish, Buff Cochin, Partridge Co
chin and other varieties of Ban
tam; African, Emden, China and
Tolouse geese, Cayaga, Rouen, In
dian Runner and Pekln ducks; IS
varieties of pheasants. Write TAN
AWAX PHEASANTRT, Kapowsln.
Wash., or call Mondays, 215 Sav
age-Scofleld Bldg., City.
BUFF ROCK eggs for hatching,
cockerels and baby chicks. ■ Main
1683.
Housekeeping Rooms
$10 per month, 2 furnished house
keeping rooms, close to business
convenient for two men. 1137 So. E.
THREE furnished jiew and neat
rooms, facing Wright park, light,
bath and phone, {12.50. 708 No. 2nd.
BEAUTIFUL furnished front rooms
for housekeeping, bay windows,
porches and running water, best lo
cation, at 1110 So. E St.
1, 2 and 8-r. suites, furnished for
light housekeeping, all fine and
light rooms. 1523 So. E.
SINGLE and hskpg. mis., close In,
5 mln. walk. 439 St. Helen*.
Main 7531.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, $1 a"nd
up. Miller Hotel, 947% 80. D St.
Lawrence Hotel, steam heated hskp
run., 1 blk from P. O. 1011 A st.
FINE! furnished or unfurnished
housekeeping rooms at reasonable
rates. Yakima House, 2712 % So.
Yaklma. Take Jefferson ay car.
Phone Main 1847.
NICE, clean 2-and 4 room apis., pri
vate bath. $10 and up. 743>4 Tac
Furnished Houses
FOR Furnished, cottage, 4
rooms, 1 block from car; cheap
rent; adults only. «17 E. 35th st.
A completely furnished 7-room
house, modern, close In. Will
rent reasonable to responsible
party. For particulars phone Main
6050.
For Rent—Houses
FOR RENT—Small house with acre
of fine ground, 30 bearing fruit
trees; splendid place for elderly
couple who know something about
gardening and chicken raising, $7.
2844 So. J St., »-r., mod ....111.10
3415 So. D. 6-r., mod $15.00
5946 So. Thompson ay., 5-r., mod.,
gas stove $13.50
1103 So. 64th. 4-r., 8 lots., fine
place for chickens, 2-blks car $11
Crescent Realty Co., 418 Cal. Bldg.
6-ROOM cottage for rent. Call at
1424 So. Pake*. Phone Main 6238.
FOR —House, 5 room*, bath
hot and cold water, electric lights
and gas, fireplace in sitting room.
1 full lot, no car fare. $15 * per
month. 927 So. Tacoma ay. Key
at fruit store.
FOR RENT —6-room house, bath,
hot and cold water, gas. Rent
$10. Call 3706 So. O it L Berg
man. -
FOR —3-room house furnlsh
ed, also single ■ housekeeping
rooms. ltlOH So. Tacoma ay.
FOR RENT—7-room house In" No.
End, on Point line, modern, nice
yard and lovely flowers. To reli
able party $13.50. Main 5418.
EASY purchase home, $15 monthly
Including interest. 206 Equitable.
FOR RENT OR —3-room
house, 9 lots, running - creek,' 1
block from Portland ay. car, good
for chickens and garden. H. Dona
hue. Main 2028.
RENT a house and we will furnish
It for you for cash or easy pay
ments. Tac. Furniture Co.. 911-11 C
1~ • ■"■■■■-■-■ - ■ - a
Business Chances t |
• ;
I will sell, cheap for cash or trade
a 30-room rooming-house doing
a fine business. A snap to : right
party. 1919 So. E St. after 6 p. m.
WILL sell," rent or trade new res
- taurant, heart of > city. ■ Unusual
offer.' 91( Commerce St.
FOR SALE;—Hotel, «0 rooms, cen
rally located, clearing,. $100 per
month. - Biggest ; snail on coast,
$1600. H-2, care Times. •,
FOR SALE — Barber shop with
1 building. v The owner want* *-- to
leave city. j Part cash.' Best of lo
cation; doing good business. E-3,
care Times.■?-.-'.,-:.,,:, .-•' ■■>■-■- --. • "V .....<*
FOR HALE—I-chalr ' barber shop,
•* cheap: doing. good ; business. ; Call
1817 So. X st.
THE TAO9MA TIMES.
Wanted to Buy
WANTED TO BUY—A buggy horse,
must be cheap. Phone Main 6479.
WANTED —Two setting hens and
setting bantam. Phone Proctor
286.
WANTED TO BUY—Thoroughbred
Black Langahan young hens and
rooster. Call Madison 480.
WANTED—About l«0 acres of good
logged-off land. Address Box F-2
care Times. ■■ -• ' ■ -.--•_.
WANTED to BUY—2 good lots,
close to car line; must be a bar
gain for cash.' Address Box E 2,
caie Times. . ■ ■
IF you've got a fat cow or calf to
sell, call Boston Market, 2322 Pa
clflo ay. Main 449.
Wanted to Borrow
IDLE funds placed on mortgage at
7 and 8 per cent for money lend
ers. Lennox Trust Company, 208
Equitable Bldg.
Furnished Rooms
NICELY furnished rms. 1214 So. L.
NICE clean rooms, $1.25 a week
up. Stanley House, 9th and D.
THE HOTEL MODERN— rent.
nicely furnished flats In small cot
tage for 2 families, sinks and con
veniences. 1904 So. D.
FURNISHED rooms, $1 week up.
1544 So. 4 st.
Osteopath Physicians
Dr. Stotenbur, 12 years In Tacoma.
422 Bankerß Trust Bldg. Main 96U9
Cabinet Makers
UNIVERSAL MFG. CO., screen
doors and windows. Main 1836.
Public Stenographer
PUBLIC stenographer. 201 Callfor
nla bldg.
Hospitals
LADIES' PRIVATE HOSPITAL • *
. 1824 So. G, Tacoma I4 f t
TERMS: ■ "* !
Private Rooms $20 per Week. j
Ward, $15.00. W 1
Twenty Years' Experience.
SABRA JONES. Matron *
Main 8557. •- i
Storage ! I
COMMERCIAL TRUCK CO.; 2 lat
est and best warehouses in c, .jr.
Large furniture vans, expr as
wagons and motor trucks. Puck ng
by experts. Reduced freight rates' to
east.- Office corner 19th and Pacific.
Main 70«.. . ■ . If
FIDELITY TRANSFER * l|
STORAGE CO. II
1722 Pacific avenue, two large ware
houses.' We pack, ship, move anil
store everything; rooms under lock.
and for houudhold goods and incise.
Main 210.' - 1»
■ Ambulances
904 A St. Sables 6th * St. Helens. T.
C. A B. Trans. Co. Main 43.
PAC. TRANSFER CO.. Main 54.
Attorneys
LATCHAM & GREENMAN. Attys. at
Law. Suite 1222 Fidelity building.
Main 1188.
R. I. ELLIOTT, 610 Bkrs. Trust bid.
Patent, Trade Marks, Drawings.
Main 6779.
LORENZO DOW, attorney-at-law,
201 Nat. Hk. Com Main 356.
Hacks for Funerals
Taooma cemetery, $4; Catholic cem
etery, $5. PaarTfrans. Co. Main 64.
Chimney Sweepers y.
ACME CHIMNEY SWEEP CO.—
Chimneys built and rebuilt, gal
vanized, & terra cotta tops, gutter
cleaning A repairing, furnace work.
We guarantee satisfaction. Main
7605. Office with Hlckox-Cramp
ton, 1008 Pacific ay.
FRANK—Chimney sweeping a spe
cialty; window washing, house
cleaning. Tel. Main 976. Address
912 So. 7th St.
Abstracts of Title
ESTABLISHED 1883
COMMONWEALTH TITLE TRUST
Co., The Compent. Tel. Main 101.
109 So. 10th st. ,_
TACOMA TITLE CO., the competi
tor. 918-17 Fidelity bid. Main 2194
Wood and Coal
PETE'RSON BROS., hay. grain, poul
try supplies and coal and wood.
10th and K. Phone Main 312. t
■■'". Stove Repairing '-}.
C ELLIS, stove repairs, lining, colls
and castings made to order;
household good bought, sold and ex
changed. Famous Furniture Co..
1332 C St. Main 2922.
:f v Carpet Cleaners \
H. L. HOUCK—Carpet beating, re
fitting and laying; feather reno
vating and upholstering. 2812 6th
a\. Main 325. |(
Wall Paper ! [
LARGE new stock of wall pa per.
very latest designs and pattens.
Acme quality paints, adapted to the
western climate. A. 8. Johnson It
Co.. 1142 C St. «- -J[;
Carpet Cleaning i ;j •
CARPET beating and steam clean-
Ing. Gunlocke A Co., Phone Proc
tor 225. ij.f
_ Scavengers r,
WASHINGTON SCAVENGER * 1 'p..
Successors to S. Resta. E. E. C »r
--ter, president; J. Pagano, vice pfes-
Ident. Best and cleanest service.
1422 National Realty - Building
Phone Main tB7«. ■■-- '- r ■
OLIVER HENRY, Taoma Garbage
Co. Mali) 640*. Col tracts made
for cleaning yards, vaultss and cess*
pools.' Also garbage removed by
the month. • »•■>- -; . t>uii
AMERICAN OARBAOE CO — Re
"moving garbage and 'refuse of all
klids. 21« Pur, ay. M. 742. res.,. Tfs»
. Assayer
A. McCULLOOH. a A., mining en
glneer. chemist; > smelter ship
nuatt . superintended. 'i 1142 ■D. Main
8007. - 'yß&B&otß3i)BßSM&tf&!slKt£i
Money to Loan
STATE SECURITY CO.
SALARY LOANS
ON PLAIN NOTES
flO TO $100
CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO
BORROW MONEY
ABSOLUTELY NO SECURITY
BUSINHBS CONFIDENTIAL
HOURS I A. M. TO I P. M.
SATURDAYS TO « P. M.
STATE SECURITY CO.
107 CALIFORNIA BLDO.
$$$$$$$$$$$
5. 6 and 7 PER CENT
MONEY TO LOAN
On Improved real estate or for
building-. Money advanced as build
Ing progresses. Monthly Install
ment loans, about amount of rent,
without commission.
L. R. Manning Ik Co., Equitable bldg.
MORTGAGE LOANS in amounts
from $300 up; low rates; no delay.
NORTON A CO.. 210-11 Berlin Bids,
SHORT TERM CHATTEL LOAN&
418 CALIFORNIA BLDO.
MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE.
Women keeping house and others
furnished without security; cheap
est rates, easiest payments. Come
and get money when you want It
and pay as you can. Offices In all
principal cities. D. H. Tolman, 331
Provident Bids;.
MONEY to loan on real estate, any
amount from $300 to $25,000. H. V.
Smith, 204 Provident Bldg.
LOANS for home building or to
pay off old mortgage. Lowest
rates, special privileges to borrow
ers—3 to 8 years. Money always on
hand — no delay,
11. J. ICHWIXN « CO., lac.
216-219 Tacoma Bldg.
WE ALWAYS
Have Money to Loan.
On first mortgage security.
6, 1 and 8 Per Cent.
11. E. ANDERSON & CO.
Berlin Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN
PLENTY OF IT. LOWEST RATES,
NO DELAY.
QUNSTON A HEATH CO.
CHATTEL AND SALARY LOANS
D.D. DRAKE
$5 to $100
Quick loans on furniture, pianos,
storage receipts, etc 1410 Natl.
Realty Bldg.
MONEY to loan. Insurance, rentals.
Geo. Walter Russell. 312 Equlta
Ible Bldg. Phone Main 8324.
MONEY to loan on Improved city
property and farms, In sums of
$600 or more at 7 and 8 per cent.
Inquire J. L. Snapp, 1210 Fidelity
Bldg.
MONEY to loan on good real es
: tate security In sums of $100 to
$300; must have abstract to date;
no commission; $12. to cover ex
penses of examination of title and
property, and making out and re
cording papers. AdJresa P. O. Box
103, Tacoma.
On Imp, real estate. L. N. Hansen *
Co., Tacoma Bldg.. 11th and A sts.
OUR OWN MONEY on Improved
city property; Immediate answer
given all applications. W. N. Doub
& Co., 707-8 Fidelity Bltlg.
Physicians d
DR. JAS A: LA GASA—Diseases of
women and surgtry. Qenito-urin
ary diseases. 3d floor Natl. Realty
Bldg. Hours 2 4 and 7-8.
DR. C. E. CASE, suregon, gynecolo
gist. Office 304-6 Natl. Bank of
Com. "Id*. Residence 1010 So. 12th.
Phones: Office, Main C 887; Res.,
Main 893. '
DR. J. W. CLINK. 3543 McKlnley
ay. General practice and sur
gery. Phone Main 5838.
- C. P. BALABANOFF, M. D.
810-11 Bankers Trust Bids;.
PROMPT & EFFICIENT SERVICE
Phone Main 7827.
DR. ROBB, office 301-2 Provident,
bldg. Diseases digestive and gen-
Ito-urinary system. Office bra. 9 to
11, 1 to 4. 6 to 8.
DR. WAKREN BROWN
Physician and Surgeon
Diseases of Women and Obstet
rics; Genito-Urinary Diseases.
Office 207 Equitable Bids;.
DR. THYNG, SURGEON.
Surgery and consultation only.
1201-1206 Fidelity Bldg. Main 400.
Printing
COMMERCIAL HINDKKY & PTG.
CO., Inc., 784-758 Commerce st.
Phone Main 417. Printers, Binders.
Loose leaf devices.
Cleaning & Dye Works
luckeyV dye worksT^7sT~sT
Helens, dents' suit, skirt or Jacket
cleaned and pressed 60c up. Quick
calls and delivery. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Main 7181.
Painting & Paperhanging
FRANK & HANSSON, 738 St^Helens
ay. Phone Main 6142.
) Hotels
THE LEWISTON -HOTEL, 1314 %
Pacific ay., has Been entirely re
furnished and placed In first-class
condition. Reasonable rates.
WHITE'S HOTEL—Newly furnished
transient- and- -weekly, 2fc and
50c. 110H So. 14th, near Pacific.
TUB WILTWYCK :.•:■
1816 So. D st ■:■■"■■:
Every room a i bright ousid* room,
with hot and cold water, hot water
heat, large roomy closet; 1 blocks
from business center; free baths
and phone. Rates $2.50 per week
up. Transient 80c and $1.00. ■ ■
HOTEL STOTHART — Thoroughly
modern, heait of city, transient
and weekly. 75. V, So. C. Main 6721.
HOTEL VICTORIA — New, modern.
fireproof bids;. Rooms ■ too, 75c
and up. 1316 80. C. Phone M. 8454.
MASBASOIT HOTEL. 17th and C sts.
two blocks from depot. Rms. 25c,
3Ec and 60c night; 11.25, $1.60 and
12 00 week. Mulls isc up.
Cleaning, Dyeing, Press.
J. A. DONALDSON. 11l 9th St., 20
years' experience. Tel. Main 7430.
Lodge. Notices : : :\ki
BRb^TOEJIHW^^MERiCAN -
YEOMAN •• .' - ii. ',
E. Enlgllsh, manager. For Informa
tion, phone Madison 671.
Electrical Repairs ?-; |
COLEMAN * HAHN ELECTRIC CO.
v Motors I and '■ generators I repaired;
armature ■ winding, > general i repair
ing. 1123 A st., Phone Main (117. jf
Rug & Carpet Factory
BEAUTIFUL rugs made from old
carpets. They look like new—4
yards old carpet makes one yard
of new rug. Tacoma Hug Factory,
1116 So. O.
Furniture Moving
PAC. TRANSFER CO.. Main 64.
Wines and Liquors
LANUEUT LIQUOR CO., 1116 Pac.
ay,. wholesale and family trade
■ oliclted. Free delivery. Main 6022.
Junk Dealers
TACOMA JUNK CO. Best prices
guaranteed. 2184 Com. Main 7318.
Legal Notices.
ORDINANCE NO. 113.
An Ordinance providing for the
construction of a sanitary sewer
system, together with all neces
sary wyes, t«es, risers, man-hoU«
and connections within and along
the following named streets and
guli iii- highways in the Town of
tellacoom, Pierce County, Wash
ington, providing for the assess
ment of the cost and expense
thereof, Including; all Incidental
expenses in connection therewith,
against property within said sew
er district to be benefited there
by; the Issuance of bonds in pay
ment thereof, and the collection
and enforcement of such assess
ments; adopting plans for said
sewer constructions and creating
and establishing "Sewer District
No. 1."
WHERKAS, by resolution No. 104
duly passed, signed and approved,
the Council of the Town of Stella
coom, declared its intention to con
struct a sanitary trunk sewer, sub
sewer and branches thereof, with
in and along the following named
streets and public highways In the
Town of Stellacoom, Pierce County.
Washington, to-wlt:
Union Avenue from Starling
Street to Lafayette Street; Cham
bers .Street from Lafayette Street
to the waters of Puget Sound;
Lafayette Street from Union Ave
nue to the allry between Pacific
Street and Wllkes Street; Pacific
Street from Rainier Street to
Lafayette Street; Starling Street
from Union Avenue to Pierce
Street; Nlsqually Street from Fred
erick street to a point forty-five
(46) feet Easterly of Chambers
Street; Stevens Street from Union
Avenue to a point 132 feet west of
Seventh Street; Martin Street from
I'nlon Avenue to a point 132 feet
west of Seventh Street; Frederick
Street from Nlsqually Street to
Starling Street and Rainier Street
from Union Avenue to a point 15
feet southwesterly from the west
erly line of Pierce Street, also from
a point 15 feet northeasterly from
the Kasterly line of Pierce Street to
Pacific Street.
And providing that the cost and
expense thereof including necessary
expenses incidental in connection
therewith, should be assessed upon
the adjoining, contiguous, proxi
mate lots and parcels of land bene
fited thereby, in accordance to the
laws of the State of Washington,
and fixing a time to-wlt: the 13th
day of March, 1912, at 7:30 o'clock
P. M., the same being a time not
loss than fifteen days from the
date of the passage of said resolu
tion, at which time all persons de
siring to object to the aforesaid Im
provement as aforesaid, the meth
od of making the same, or provld,
lng for the payment thereof, might
appear before said Council and 6e
heard, and
WHEREAS said resolution has
been heretofore published by the
Clerk of said Town in the manner
provided by law Rnd the. affidavit
of said publication has been duly
and regularly filed by said Town
Clerk and
WHERKAS said meeting of said
Council was held at said time and
place ,and an opportunity' given to
all persons Interested in said mat
ter to appear therein and be heard,
WHERKAS said Council having
heard any- and all objections In
said matter and all said objections
thereto having been rejected and
denied by said Council by the
unanimous vote of said Council, and
WHERKAS the said improve
ment of said construction is deem
ed necessary and advisable,
THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED
BY THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWN
OF STEILACOOM:
Section I.—That the construction
of a sanitary sewer system togeth
er with all necessary wyes, tees,
risers, man-holes and connections
therewith be made within and
along the following named streets
and public highways In the Town
of Stellacoom, Pierce County,
Washington, to-wlt:
Union Avenue from Starling
Street to Lafayette Street; Cham
bers Street from Lafayette Street
to the waters of Puget Sound;
Lafayette Street from Union Ave
nue to the alley between Pacific
Street and Wilkes Street; Pacific
Street from Rainier Street to La
fayette Street; Starling Street from
Union Avenue to Pierce Street;
Nlsqually Street from Frederick
Street to a point forty-five (45)
feet east of Chambers Street; Stev
ens Street from Union Avenue to
a point 132 feet west of Seventh
Street; Martin Street from Union
Avenue to a point 132 feet west of
Seventh Street; Frederick Street
from Nlsqually Street to Starling
Street and Rainier Street from Un
ion Avenue to a point IS feet
southwesterly from the westerly
line of Pierce Street; also from a
point 15 feet northeasterly from
the easterly line of Pierce Street
to Pacific Street. All of said work
to be done In accordance with the
plans and (verifications prepared
therefore on file in the office of
the Town Clerk of said Town, and
'with the Ordinances, rules and reg
ulations of the Town of Stellacoom
ajid Under the direction of thff en
gineer or other official designated
by said Council and that such other
work be done as may be necessary
In connection therewith according
to said plans and specifications,
which plans and specifications are
hereby adopted.
Section 'i. —That the cost and ex
pense of said Improvement, Includ
ing all necessary Incidental ex
penses, shall be borne by and as-
Bessed against the property includ
ed In the Local Improvement Dis
trict hereinafter created In accord
ance with law, and the Town of
Htellacoom shall not be liable In
any manner for any portion of the
cost and expense of said improve
ment.
Section 3—Th*t there Is hereby
created and established a Local
Improvement District to be called
"Hewer District No. 1," which said
district Is described as follows:
"All the property between the ter
mini of said improvement, abutting
upon, adjacent, vaclnal or proxi
mate to such portion of said streets
and avenues, to a distance back
from the marginal lines thereof, as
provided by law, and fn accordance
with the special benefits conferred
upon all property benefited by said
Improvement end In proportion to
area," all ss Is provided by Chap
ter 98 of the Session laws for Kill
of the State of Washington. Raid
district shall Include all territory
1 1 <■ \i. mi 1 n is kimisi in
which can be sewered through said
sewer system and It Is hereby de
clared that the following lots, par
cels of lots and tracts of land can
be sewered through said sewer sys
tem and will be benefited by the
construction thereof, against which
lots, parcels of lota and tractß of
land the cost and expense of mak
ing said improvement Including all
necessary Incidental expenses In
connection therewith shall be
charged as Is provided by law,
to-wlt:
All lots In Blocks 18. 67, 56, 55.
54, 47, 46, 45, 44 and 33, Batch's
Steilacoom, according to the record
ed plat thereof; Lots 1 and 8 in
Block 14; Lots S, 4, 6, 6, 7 and 8,
In Block 6; Lots 1, 2, 6, 6, 7 and S.
In Block 6; Lots 6, 6, 7 and 8, In
Block 4; Lots 7 and 8, in Block 3;
Lots 1 and 2, in Block 53; Lots 1.
2, 3 and 4, In Block 43; Lots 1, 2, 3,
4 and 8, In Block 82; Lots 1, 2, 3. 4
and 6, In Block 14; Lots 1, 2, 3, 4,
in Block 35; Lots 1 and 2, In Block
20; Lots 1, 2, 8, 4, In Block 21; all
In Balch's Steilacoom, according to
the recorded plat thereof; Lots 7
and s. In Block 5; Lots 4, 5 and 6.
In Block 6; Lots 1, 2, 7 and 8, in
Block 8; Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 5 and 6, in
Block 7; Lots 1, 2, 3, In Block 20;
Lots 1 and 2, In Block 19, all In
Chapman's Steilacoom. according to
the recorded plat thereof.
Section 4. —Bonds bearing inter
est at the rate of seven (7) per
cent per annum, payable on or be
fore five (5) years from date of is
suance, shall bo Issued in payment
of the cost and expense of this Im
provement, which bonds shall be re
deemed by the collection of special
assessments to be levied and as
sessed upon the property within
said district payable In five (5)
equal annual Installments with In
terest at the rate of seven (7) per
cent per annum, under the mode of
payment of "Payment by Bonds" as
provided by Chapter ninety-eight
(98) of the Laws of the State of
Washington for 1911. Said bonds
shall be delivered to and accepted
by the contractor In redemption of
warrants on said Local Improve
ment District Fund Issued on esti
mates of the aforesaid engineer or
other officer directing said im
provements for said Town, provid
ed, however, said Town may sell
ii'l bonds and make such re
demption In cash.
Section s.—Said bonds shall be
Issued against said district amount
ing in the aggregate sum equal to
tho amount of said assessment re
maining unpaid at the time of their
Issuance, but not In excess of the
cost and expense of said Improve
ment, which bonds shall bear Inter
est at the rate of seven (7) per
cent per annum from the date of
their Issuance, and shall be num
bered consecutively find be In de
nominations of not less than $100
each, except the first numbered
bond which may be more or less,
if necessary; said bonds shall be
Issued and dated not less than thir
ty days after the expiration of the
time that said assessment shall be
paid without Interest, penalty or
cost, and fixed by the notice of the
Town Treasurer that said assess
ment roll Is in his hands for collec
tion; all as Is provided by Chapter
98 of the Laws of the State of
Washington for 1911, and ordinan
ces of said Town.
Section 6. —Said bonds shall be
accepted by tho contractor at par
In full payment of said work, and
said contractor shall have no claim
whatsoever on account thereof
against the Town of Steilacoom ex
cept upon said bonds, special as
sessments made, and the fund
herein created for the payment of
said work.
Section 7.—That the contract for
said Improvement shall be award
ed to the lowest responsible bid
der; and the Town Clerk is hereby
directed to publish in the official
paper of the Town of Stellaeoom
once a week for two consecutive
weeks, a notice inviting bids for
the construction of said Improve
ment according to said plans and
specifications and this ordinance,
which notice shall state where said
plans and specifications may be ex
amined by prospective bidders; that
said bids will be received by tho
Town Council until 7:30 P. M. on
the 6th of May, 1912, at which time
the Council shall proceed to open
and consider all bids received, re
serving the right to reject any or
all of them.
Section B.—That the successful
bidder to whom said contract shall
be awarded shall enter Into a
written agreement with the said
Town for the construction of said
Improvement within ten days after
the awarding of said contract; and
that at the time of the entering In
to said contract, said contractor
shall execute a proper bond with
corporate surety, subject to the
approval of said Council, In the
sum equal to the contract price
running to said Town, conditioned
for the faithful performance of
said contract, and that said con
tractor shall hold said Town harm
less from' any and all damages or
losses arising from any cause
whatsoever to persons or property
in connection with the construction
of said improvement, all as Is pro
vided by the statutes of the State
of Washington, and ordinances of
said Town, ftnd said contract shall
not be deemed to be In full force
until said bond shall have been ex
ecuted, delivered and approved.
Section 9.—That said contractor
shall pay Into the treasury of said
Town the amounts required to be
paid to the State of Washington,
by Chapter sevenly-four (74) of the
Laws of the State of Washington
for 1911 (Workman's Compensation
Act) before any payment Is made
to him by said Town. Said con
tractor shall file with the Clerk on
or before the first day of each
month a certified statement of the
total payroll of the preceding
month, classified as required by
law, and shall pay Into the Town
Treasury the amounts as shown to
be due the State of Washington on
account of said act. and to com
ply with each and all requirements
of said act.
Section 10. —-This ordinance shall
take effect and be In force from Its
passage, posting or publication as
required by law.
Introduced April Ist, 1912; pass
ed April 15th, 1912, and signed by
me In authentication of Its passage
this 15th day of April, 1912.
H. M. SARVANT.
Mayor of the Town of Steilacoom.
Attest: JOSEPH BOWRON,
Clerk of the Town of Steilacoom.
Filed by me this 15th day of
April, 1912.
JOSEPH BOWRON,
Clerk of the Town of Steilacoom.
NOTICE
To All Whom It May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given, That the
Crystal Springs Water A Land
Company has made application to
the Board of County Commission
ers of Pierce County. Washington,
for a period of twenty-five years
for the right, privilege and author
ity to construct, lay, maintain and
operate water mains, pipes and
conduits, gates, valves and all the
necessary appliances and appurten
ances for the conducting and dis
tribution of water, and the main
tenance and operation of a water
system for domestic purposes over
all the roads, streets, avenues, bou
levards, alleys and public places as
are now shown or designated on
that certain pint entitled "Lake
Steilacoom Park Addition", which
plat was filed for record In the of-
Friday, May 10, 1912.
LEGAL, NOTICES CON TIN I ED
flee of the County Auditor of Pierce
County on the 21st day of Febru- «,
ary, IS9O, or as may be shown and
designated on any amendatory o^
supplementary plat to the Bald ad
dition which has been or may here
after, within the life time of this
franchise, be filed of record In the
office of the County Auditor.
And the Board having lind tho
application of the Crystal Springs
Water & Land Company under con
sideration, him fixed and ordered
that Friday, the 24th day of May,
A. D. 1912. at the hour of 11 o'clock -
A. M. of said day, at the office of
the Board of County Commission
ers, at the Court House in the City
of Tacoma. Washington, be and 1
the same has been fixed as the
time and place to hear and de*
t»rmlno the said petition and ap»
plication.
Dated at Tac-oma, Washington,
this 25th day of April, A. D. 1912.
W. A. STEWART,
County Auditor and Clerk (if the
Board of County Commissioners.
(Seal) By A. J. WEISBACH,
Deputy.
Noliri- Of Si-111. 'ilii-nl Of Account.
No. 7347
In the Superior Court of the Stats ■ -
of Washington, In and for Plerc*
County.—ln Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Erneßt C. Anderson, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Ad
drew M. McDonald and AJlen W.
Work the executors of the estate
of Ernest C. Anderson, deceased,
have rendered and presented for
settlement to, and filed In the Su
perior Court of said county and
«tato. their final account as such 4
executors; and that Saturday the
first day of June, A. I). 1912. at 10
o'clock A. M., at the court room of
our said .Superior Court, In the
City of Taroma, In nakl county, has
been duly appointed by our said
Superior Court for the Settlement
of the Final Account. at which
time and place any person Inter
ested in paid estate may appear
and file his exceptions In writing
to the said Final Account,, ana
contest the same.
Witness, the Hon. W. O. Chap
man, Judge- of the said Superior
Court, and the seal of said Court
affixed tills 2nd day of May, A. D.
1912.
E. F. MeKENZIK.
County Clerk and Clerk Of said
Superior Court.
Ky GEO. F. MURRAY,
Deputy.
H. H. Johnston, Attorney for Ex
ecutors.
\ollce of Hearing; On ANMeHMineut M
Roll. 1
Notice is hereby given that the
assessment roll for Local Improve
ment District No. 7 under ordin
ance No. 107 for the Improvement
of Pacific street from the intersec
tion thereof with Lafayette street,
to the intersection of said Pacific
street with Nlsqually street; Nls
qually street from the intersection
thereof with Pacific street to the
Intersection of said Nlßqually street** 1
with Main street, all In the Town
of SteHacoom, Pierce County. Wash
ington, by properly grading said
streets, together with all necessary
incidental work In connection there
with according to the plans and
specification thereof, is now on flla
at the office of the City Clerk.
Said roll has been bet down for
hearing at the regular meeting of
the Town Council to be held in the
Council Chamber In the Town of
Steilacoom, at 7:30 o'clock P. M .on
the 30th day of May, 1012, and all
persons who may desire to object to
said assessment are notified to
make such objections In writing and
to file the same with the Town
Clerk, at or prior to the dale fixed
for such hearing. At the time and •
place fixed and at such other times *
as such hearing may be continued
to, the Council will sit as a board
of equalization for the purpose of
considering such roll, and at such
hearing or hearings, will consider
such objections made thereto, or
any part thereof and will correct,
revise, raise, lower, change or mod
ify such roll, or any part thereof, or
set aside such roll and order that
such assessment be made de novo,
as to such body shall appear Just
and equitable, and then proceed to
confirm the same by ordinance.
Date of the first publication of
this notice May 9th. 1912.
JOSEPH HOWRON,
Clerk of the Town of Slellacoom.
Resolution No. 104
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUN
CIL OF THE TOWN OF STEILA
COOM, WASHINGTON.
Section I.—That the SOth day of
May, 1912, at 7:30 o'clock P. M., U
hereby fixed as the day of hearing: ..
on the Local Improvement Assess
ment Roll for Local Improvement
District No. 7, for the Improvement
of Pacific street from the Intersec
tion thereof with Lafayette street,
to the intersection of said Paclflo
street w/'S> Nlsqually street; .Ms- 0
qually street from the Intersection
thereof with Pacific street to the
Intersection of said Nlsqually street
with Main street, under Ordinance
No. 107.
Section 2.—That the Town Clerk
be, and he Is hereby directed to
publish In the official newspaper of
the Town of Steilacoom, notices
thereof as required by law and the
ordinances of the Town of Steila
coom.
Passed the Council this 6th day
of May, 1912, and signed by me In -*
authentication of Its passage this
6th day of May, 1812.
H. M. SARVANT.
Mayor of the Town of Steilacoom.
Attest: JOSEPH BOWHON,
Clerk of the Town of Steilacoom.
Filed by me this Oth day of May,
JOSEPH BOWRON,
Clerk of the Town of Steilacoom.
Date of first publication of notlc«
May 9th, 1912.
I For Sale -Real Estate *
• ....— •
A GOOD 18-acre farm, 12V4 acres
cleared, 2V» In timber, 300 fruit
trees 20 years old, 7-room house, -«
chicken houses and chickens, barns, JP
horses, cows buggies, wagons, all
kinds of farming Implements; on«
block north of Central ay. Take
old Puyallup car line. S. O. Dal-
Htone.
FOR SALE—Two beautiful lots In"
high state of cultivation, with
lots of flowers and fruit, cement
walk, sewer and grading all paid.
O. H. Christoffersen, 4539 So. L wt.
For Sale
Read Thla and Get n narnala.
160 acres at a discount. Let m«
show you this land. Price $50 por
acre. Poor health reason for sell
ing. Located six miles southeast
of Olympla. two miles south of
Lacey. No trade. J. A. Southwlck,
Olympla, Wash., It. D. No. 2.
SNAP —Owner going- east. $750
cash buys 20 acres at Hales Paait
age. Best of soil, with valuable
spring of water. Also 2 aero snap
1 mile west of Hales station. Sea
Abbott at Bay City Meat market.
FOR RALE—Farm, 20 acres. 1»
--qulra 3626 tlo. Alnswortli.

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