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FJkOSBIX.
RATES FOR CLASSIFIED "WANT"
r is ADVERTISEMENTS
One cent a word, ie per line each Insertion for all lines of business.
- Four Insertions for the price of three for cash In advance.
, No advertisement taken (or less than If cents each Insertion.
All mall orders must be accompanied with the cash. - -
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ONLY IM'ITI.MH'.M' OUffiXtWm> I'llOMi. Ot'R NUMBER
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ABSTRACTS OF TITUS
ESTABLISHED 1881
COMMONWEALTH TITLE TRUST
Co, The Competent. Tel. Main 101.
10» So. 10th it. ■
TACOMA TITLE CO.. the compotl
tor. cor. Fidelity Uldg. Main 219«
AMBULANCES
A/'fM>nrw-.->-.nr^ii-inf L.' l %- l "i*i* - m m **-»^»*^>
(04 A at. Stables «th & St. Helen*. T.
C. * B. Trans. Co. Main 43.
t»AC. TRANSKER~~CaT~MaIn 61.
ASSAYER
*'-n.nj-Lri-r.rin.ni-M>^-»o-->.> < yw^-. wwm-w x-ww-w-i.-i*
All. ii McCullough, I!. A., mining en
gineer, chemist; smelter shipments
Superintended, 1142 D. Main 3007.
ATTORNEYS >j +
F. A. l.utchuin, attorney-at-law.
403-5 Berlin bldg. Main 2240.
LORENZO DOW, atlorney-at-law,
801 Nat. Itk. Com. Main 358.
I(OOTiSLACK STANDS
UOL.I) OROUND— Lailles and rents
li. M Blilno In city. 1 11 2 % Pae. ay.
HUE PRINTING.
Nicholson, sun and electric printing.
. 603-7 Fidelity Uldg. Main 474.
BICYCLES
Good wheels, right prices Lock
smith, Wake's Repairs, 1»3» Com.
BUILIUXO CONTRACTORS
HOUSE! built and part of money
l«nt. 208 Ki|»Hable.
CARPET SWEEPERS
REPAIRED
Toe. Furniture A Repair Co., spe
cialists. 1107 So 11th. Main 9743.
CARPENTER SHOP
NEW and repair work. O. H. Eg-
Kleaton. 1306 Court C. Main 1773.
CIRCULAR LETTERS
Typewritten circular letters, etc.
Tin..ma Duplicating Co.. Chamber
of Com. Hid.. Tucwma, Mala 654.
Proctor 1621.
CARPET CLKANKK3
YAK KUBAN Va< mini Cleaner; will
rent you machine or furnish com
petent operator. Main 2754.
U. L. HOUCK—Carpet beating, re
fitting and laying; feather reno
vating: and upholstering, 231] 6th
ay. Main 385. "
CIVIL BNafJfKKRIIK)
Nicholson, lot surveys, platting
_ gen, engineering. 603-7 Fid. Bid.
CLEANING ANI> DYE WORKS
LUCKKV'B WORKS. 738 St
Helens. Gents' suit, skirt or Jacket
cleaned and i • --.-,1 boo up. Quick
calls and delivery. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Main 7101.
1. A. DONALDSON. I'll sth at. 20
years' experience. Til. Main 7480
DRESSMAKING.
Ladles' suits a specialty; rates rea
sonablo. Room 1, Hubtwick Hotel.
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS
coleman a HAHN ELECTRIC CO
Motors and generators repaired
armature- winding, general repair
ing. 1123 A st. Phone Main 6327.
hacks FOB FUNERALS ~
Tocamo cemetery, $4; Catholic cem
etery, IS. Pnc. Trans. Co. Main 54.
HOTELS
HOTEL I'IEHCE, 91'JH SO. C ST.
Newly fur. steam heated.
HOTEL GORDON — Oood clean
rooms, Zl s°o 9 an" up. 1305 * I'ac.
ay.. Main 1809.
HOTEL RATS HAUHOB, under
new management. 1809 Commerce.
C. Frederlckßen. Manager.
BAKER Hotel, 732 "commerce st
Hoard and room. Mrs. Merrltt.
prop.
LAWRENCE HOTEL—Rooms $2.00
week up. 1 block from I. O. and
Municipal dock.
~ THE WII.TWYCIC
1310 So. D St.
Every room a bright outside room,
with hot and cold water, hot water
heat, largo roomy closet; 2 blocks
from business center; free baths
and phone. Rates 12-50 per week
up. Transient 50c and $1.00.
MASSASOIT HOTEL. 17th and C
Ms., two blocks from depot. Rms.
Isc, 35c and COo night; 11.25, $1.60
and $2.00 week. Meals !5o up. ,
COLONIAL, opp. city hall. Dandy
beds.
WHITE'S HOTEL,—Newly furnished
transient and weekly, 26c and
10c. 110H So. 14th. near Pacific.
HOTEL VICTORIA — New. modern.
fireproof bldg. Rooms 50c, 76c
and up. 131 OH So. C. Phone M, 9454
fc IXVKBTMEXTB.
SEVEN and 8 per cent mortgages
for sale. Lennox Investment Co.,
208 Equitable.
WOOD AND COAL _
PETERSON BROS., hay, grain, poul
try supplies and coal and wood.
10th and K. Phone Main 331.
MOVING AND STORAGE
fAC. TRANSFER CO.. Main 64.
COMMERCIAL TRUCK CO.; 2 larg
est and best warehouses In city.
Large furniture vans, express
wagons and motor trucks. Packing
by experts. Reduced freight rates to
Cast. Office corner l»th and Pacific.
Main 708. - -
MOVING AND STORAGE.
FIDELITY TRANSFER 4k
STORAGE CO. ■
1722 Pacific avenue, two large ware
houses. We pack, ship, move and
. •tore everything; rooms under lock
and for household goods and mdso.
Main »1«. ;■•».-,- -T- -: - -. 5 ,..>^.,- ..
PAINTING A PAPKRIIANGINQ
FRANK I i>, HANBBON. 733 st. Ksi
*-» ens iv. Phone Main »141.
THE T. A C. Co.. estimates given.
.1121 80. A st. Phone Main CIOO. ,
'Xt'Z'iv. SHOE 'REPAIRING
Quick Shoe Repair Shop. 916 Com.:
p •>reasonable, best work. Main 4411.
t Werner - * Moe. • Qoo«r»ar *, Quick
-'• Shoe ' Repair Co.. 821 Commerce.
PATENT ATTORNEYS 2??K
Elliott. €10 Bkrs. Trust. Patents,
Trade Marls*. , Drawings. Main «77».
. STORAGE)
STORAGE, vans and trucks for
moving. Phone Madison 691.
RAZORS Kll UU'I Ni:i>
WE sharpen safety rasor blades.
All work guaranteed. Vlrges Drug
Co. 1124 Pacific ay.
SCAVENGERS
—i-i-ii-n-ij-.ri.riXi^u-u-u\/T^A^^.-.ruTj-Lrir^_ri_n-n-ru-u-Lr
OLIVER HENRY, Tacoma Garbage
Co. Main 6406. Contracts made I
for cleaning yards, VAults and cess
pools. Garbage removed by month.
AMERICAN OARBAOE . CO. — Re
moving garbage and refuse of all
kinds 218 Puy. ay. M. 742. res. 7039.
Ml I'll VI I VAPOR IIATIIH
MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS
Cures rheumatism and kidney dls
eases. 769 So. C St. Main 5284.
MOXEV TO LOAN
BOB'B LOAN OFFICE
Wo loan money on watches, cloth-
Ing all goods of value. 1307 Com.
TO LOAN—WiII lend $1200 3 years
at 7 par cent on Improved real
estate. Box K-l, Times.
ONE hundred and up to loan. Len
iiox Investment Co., 20S Equitable.
11l STATE BKCURITY CO » i $
SALARY LOANS
$10 to $100
Loans on your personal note at the
lowest rales In Tacoma. Weekly or
monthly payments. Kebnte given if
paid before due. Each transaction
strictly confidential.
HOURS a a. m. to c P. m.
SATURDAY TO 8 P. M.
STATE SECURITY CO.
$ $ $ 307 CALIFORNIA HI.IKJ. $ $ $
MORTGAGE loan« for any amount.
Allyn-1111l Co.. 118 South 12th st.
MONEY TO LOAN, plenty of lt?~iow~
est rates, no delay. Uunston-
Il.uth Co.
OUR OWN MONEY TO LOAN
Upon City and Farm Property.
Low Charges; no Delay.
W. N. DOUR & CO.. INC.
707 Fidelity Uldg. Main 463.
SEE me tor money. Geo. Walter
Russell. 312 Equitable T.ldg.
1 HAVE Just received several
thousand dollars to loan it 7 and
8 per cent. Inquire J. L. Snapp, 1219
Fidelity Bldg.
6. 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 & Co.. Equitable Bid.
MORTGAGE LOANS in amounts
from $300 up; low rates; no delay.
NORTON & CO.. 210-11 Berlin Uldg.
SHORT TERM CHATTEL LOANS.
418 CALIFORNIA 11LDQ.
MONEY to loan on real estate, any
amount from $300 to $25,000. 11. V.
Smith, 204 Provident Uldg.
LOANS for home building or - to
pay off old mortgage. Lowest
rates, special privileges to borrow
ers—3 to 8 years. Money always on
bund —no delay. >
H. J. SCHWINN & CO.. Inc.
216-218 Tacoma Bldg.
MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE
and others, upon their own names,
cheap rates, easy payments, confi
dential. D. 11. Tolman, Room 331
Provident Bldg.
ON Imp. real estate. L. N. Hanson
& Co., Tacoma Uldg. 11th & A St.
CHATTEL AND SALARY LOAN 3
D. 1). DRAKE
$5 to $100
Quick loans on furniture, pianos,
storage receipts, etc. 1410 Natl.
Realty Hldg.
PORTERS' SUPPLIES
PORTER and Janitors" supplies,
brushes, etc. V. K. Johnson. 735
St. Helens ay.
■^ PHYSICIANS
DR. WARREN BROWN. General
office practice and skin and
venereal diseases. 206 Equitable
I>K. UOHn. 302 Provident. Main
3778. Chronic diseases, general
medicine. •
DR. FOREMAN. SURGEON.
Cankers Trust Uldg.
DR. L. B. ASHTON, PhysT Surg.
The Hyson, Hours 2-4, Main 7816.
DR. PAUL, PHYS. & SURQ. X-RAY.
1111 -12-13 Fidelity Bldg.
ORIENTAL—Dr. K. I to, disease of
genlto-urlnary. 1512V4 C. Main 9757
Dr. locum moved Natl. Realty lllilg.
Day. Main 600; night. Main 7500.
DR. JAS. A. LA GASA—Diseases of
women and surgery. Genlto-urln
ary diseases, 3d floor Natl. Realty
Bldg. Hours 2-4 and 7-8.
DR. J. W. CLINE. 3329 McKlnley
ay. Surgery and general practice.
Phones: Office Main 254; Res. Main
7389,
DR. C. E. CASE, surgeon, gynecolo
glst. Office 1114 So. Kit. Res
idence 1010 So. 12th St. Phones:
Office, Main 6887; res.. Main 693.
Da THYNG. SURGEON
Surgery and consultation only.
1201-1208 Fidelity Bldg. Main 400.
OSTEOPATH PHYSICIANS
DR. BTOTENBUR. Office 422 Bank
»t*i rt J/ Ust Bld«- Maln » 609- «•••
Main 9610.
WALL PAPER
LARGE new stock of wall paper
very latest designs and patterns.
Acme quality paints, adapted to the
Co* 1142 C at°* ■*" a John 'on *
PRINTING.
COMMERCIAL BINDERY SfpTO'
CO., Inc., 766-768 Commerce st!
Phone Main 417. Printers, Binders.
Loose leaf devices.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
208 Natl. Realty Bldg. Main 1819.
313 Savage-Scofleld Bldg. M. 6*l.
l:ri, HARNESSMAKKR.
MANUFACTURER of leather goods,
- suit cases, etc. A. F. Hoska, 1307
Pacific ay. • • ," -
WINKS AND LIQCOHS
UNQEHT LIQUOR CO.. 1115 Pat
ay.. wholesale and family trade
solicited.. Free delivery. Main 6022.
NEW. AND 2ND RANI) GOODS
BLACKSMITHS' and plumbers' sup
plies, machinery. ■» Coast 2d Hand
Hdw. Co., 2136 Com. Main 7312.
£''-: FOTTND '•■■■ -^.
GOOD news for you at Everybody's
studio. Call 1135 C st. . ..--I-
TAKE YOUR HELPE& FROM THE
FAMILY CIRCLE
Every business man and every housewife knows that the best class of
help comes from homes and not from mere abiding places. Take your
helper from the great Family Circle which is reached by The Times every
night. Today Times Want Ads are as much of an evening's reading as the
world or store news. A Times Want Ad is a want ad in the home. Phone
Main 12.
HELP-FEMALE
WANTED—Some High school girls
, to do some soliciting among their
friends. Apply bet. 4 and 6 Peter
son's Studio, l»i>3 ',4 Tucoma ay.
WANTED—A girl for general
housework. Call Proctor 1721.
WANTED— for general house
work. 811 No. Anderson? Main
3243.
WANTED —Housekeeper to take
care of two children, mlilillo-agiil
lady preferred. Call 40U5 No. 24th
st. after 0 p. in.
WANTED — (food girl to assist In
boarding house work. 5115 High
land (IV.
WANTED —A girl for general
housework at 415 No. Sheridan
aye. Family of 3; 6-room cottage.
TAII/>HS' and dressmakers' sup
plles. Albert E. Bitur Co., 317 11th.
CANCERS cured without knife or
plsstor: consultation free; Stephen
Johnson, school bouse crossing.
Fern Hilt.
Wetnstone.ladles'sults $10 up 605 »th
Situations—Female
PRACTICAL nuraa wants position.
AiUlrtiis K-3, Tlrnea.
• Family Washing 50c
Main 2672
Metropolitan Wet Wash Laundry
WOItK by day In private families.
Mrs. Johnaon, 414 Bast Harrison.
TYPEWRITING ana multlgraph
work. Main 654.
HELP- MALE
WANTED—A good boy or girl to
work at Sonntag Clear Factory.
Call 2937 80. M at.
LIVE deal for live agents. Call
and Bea agents who are making
dollar an hour. Room 12 Arcade
Hotel, » to 10 a. m. 7 to 8 p. m.
A LADY making good hominy
would like live men to sell on
commission. Address Box H-l,
Times.
PRIVATE teacher of shorthand,
English, bookkeeping, corpora
tion accounting, bunking and com
mercial subjects. Address Com.
Teacher, care Times. ■ ". ■ '
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL. Special
rates for 10 days. 1912 Jefferson
ay.
Say "I saw It In the Times".
UL'SY to UN AND WOMEN "find It
convenient to telephone their For
Sale and Want Ads to The Times.
Main 12. Only one cent a word.
Situations— Male
EXPERIENCED lumberman wants
position as bookkeeper, yard
foreman, shipping clerk or tally
man in city; not afraid of work.
Address K-4, Times.
I HUILD up-to-date poultry houses.
Main 9027-L.
CHAUFFEUR and machinist de-
Biles position driving private
car or truck few hours each day.
Address Chauffeur, Times office,
or phone Main 0403.
CAKPENTKH—foundations con
crete work anU general Jobbing.
Main 9027-L.
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED TO MJY—4-foot forest
wood. Fern Hill Lbr. Co. Call
Madison 135.
WANTED to buy, one Angora kit
ten. Phone Main IG9.
FUBNIBH3D BOOMS
ROOMS for rent reasonable. 832
No. Prospect st.
2, 3 and 4-r. suites cheap. Single.
Yak. House, 2712; So.. Yak. ay.
GOOD sleeps, clean baths, sure
calls. The Henry George, 104 12th.
FURNISHED rooms modern,
walking distance. Irving hotel,
553 So. C St.
HOTEL MODERN—Nicely furnished
corner rooms; single, $1.25 up;
lißkpg., $2.00 i.a 1904 D St. and
1945 So. E. Private baths. Free lndy.
FURNISHED rooms, II week up.
1644 80. D st. *_
ROOMS AND BOARD
GOOD place to stay; room and
board. 1125 So. D. Main 3054.
BAY "I saw It In the Times."
ROOM:: with or without board.
Mrs. Crow. 415 So E. Main 6194.
RENT
MISCELLANEOUS
10-ACRE tract for rent, 2 acres
cleared, rest used for pasture,
good 7-room house. Main 7872 R-B.
LOST '
LOST— watch No. 12593022, on
old Puyallup line, Saturday aft
ernoon. Reward. Notify W. It.
Herr, Puyallup. " .
LOST— neck chain enclosed In
Hart's Jewelry- store envelope.
Finder call Main 9226.
: For Bent— Apartments
NICELY furnished 2 and 3-room
apartments, vacant, waiting for
desirable occupants. complete
homes. 324 No. Q. Main 8761.
RENT--FLATS
FOR RENT—Furnished flat with
use of piano. Call 11 12% So.
Sheridan ay. Phone Main 6329. ■
FOR RENT—Flats, good condition,
close In. 4-room modern, $15.50;
«-room modern, »15: 2 4-room, gas,
light, water, $8. t Call at 1716 Ta
coma ay. ,» . . .
FURNISHED HOUSES
MODERN v* 4-room s. house, partly
S furnished, bath and • everything
first class. - 113 No. I. r Main - 6440.
THE TAffQMA TIMES.
FOR SALE
i MISCELLANEOUS
• *" READ THESE" AD3
. CAREFULLY.
AUCTION SALE
TUESDAY, NOV. 12TH, 10:30 A. M.
102 SO. 12TH STREET
FINE FURNITURE
On above date, we will offer two
consignments of good furniture
consisting in part as follows: Cau
caslon walnut dresser and chiffon
ier, wicker and reed chairs and
round center table, very fine com
bination davenport and bed with
tapestry upholstering, tufted couch,
white maple and oak dressers, new
iron beds, springs and mattress.
library table, morris chair, velvet,
Ingrain and rug rugs and carpets,
dining tables and chairs, rockers,
range, heater, cooking utensils,
dishes and linoleum. j ■■ .
MM. FITZ-HENRY CO.
AUCTIONEERS. BROKE
TWO work horsej and wagon for
sale at 726% So. K. .Call aft.
5 p*. m. ■ * -
FOR —One 72x16 tubular boil
er, tested ISO pounds cold water
pressure. Columbia Hox and Ve
nter Co., Puyallup, Wn.
FOR SALE or trade, for young cnt
tle or yearling heifers, driving
mare, 4 years old,' well broke, bus
t?y and harness, at a bargain if
taken at once. W. E. Snyder, Sum
mit, old Puyallup car, 2 blocks
south of station.
GOOD sideboard for sale cheap.
Call at 2108 So. Sheridan.
BUY NOW IN GIG HARBOR be
fore the Olympic railroad Is built.
FOR SALE— fine lots, N. B. fcon
No. 16th and Washington! ■'tots.,
A-l title. Look them ever; best of
fer takes them: cash or terms to
suit. Address O. F. Messer, M. D.,
owner, 122 East Heron St., Aber
deen, Wn.
DINING tablo and sanitary couch
and kitchen queen for sale cheup.
Phone Madison 233.
FOR SALE —Thoroughbred Ansora
kitten. Call at 21120 No. llth. •
A CLEAN-UP
One 5x7 new Improved Seneca
View camera, complete; 6 plate
holders worth $26; one 6^4xß'^ tele*
photo C poeo A, complete, , with
lense, worth $52; one Eastman 4 A
with carrying case, worth $3S;'dne
Miniature view camera worth $:!.">:
and $25 miscellaneous, consisting
of calls trays, trimmer, cutout,
One Detroit Jewel gag range,
some furniture; all for $60, If tak
en before the 10th. Call 908V4 Ta
coma ay.,-: room 22, after 6 p. m.
Plione Main 4574.
CLEAN-UP sale of box top sewing
machines, all guaranteed; $5.00
bays, a good one. 319 llth St. Main
5763.
FOR SALE, — horse, wagon and
harness cheap, in first-class con
dition. Call Main 868. 523 So. 9th.
IF YOU have a fat or fresh cow
to sell, call Boston Market, 23.'.'
Pacific ay. Main 449.
A FULL line of heating stoves; git
our prices. Overland Furniture
Co., 1131-33 Tacoma ay. Main 8727.
SIIUETT—Finest line or 2nd hand
goods on market. 1343 Com. St.
YOUNG JOHNSON LUMBER CO.,
Kapowsln, Wn.
FOR SALE—lndian motorcycle, 3
h. p., fj-ee engine clutch, new
tires, engine In good condition.
Price $05. Address 3814 East Spo
kane. Phone Main 7906.
TURKEYSHOOTING—TURKEY
At Hall's Shouting Gallery, 1538
Pacific ay.
FOR SALE—Pair of young sound
mares, harness, light farm wagon.
Sell separately. 261!) So. E St.
TWO young cows Holsteln and
Jersey. One will be fresh Nov.
21. Call 3509 So. K.
AUTOMOBILE for sale; Franklin.
1910, 4 seats, 18 h. p. See, then
make offer. Might take small cot
tage, or vacant Tots and some cash.
In fine shape; almost good as new;
cost me $2000. 'Owner, 207 Equita
ble.
LARGEST and best selection 2nd
hand stoves, ranges and heaters.
Second-hand goods bought. Morran,
2422 Pacific. Main 2327.
THE EVERGREEN NURSERY
80. 12th and Stevens
Nothing better on the coast than
we can give you In fruit trees, or
namental, roses, etc. No risk. We
guarantee stock. Proctor 1615.
FOR SALE—Buggy and horse, 10
. years, sound and gentle, $60.
V. 11l take bees as part pay. E. Tay
lor. No. 22nd and Huson.
SPLENDID bargains In second
hand adding machines In all the.
standard makes. H. D. Baker, 502
Savago-Scofleld Bliig. Phone Main
962. ;
WE buy* and sell everything. $5
gas stoves a specialty. 1317 Com
merce. Phone Main 9892. I'l
ALT HEIDELBERG BEER
Columbia Brewing Co. Order' a
case. Main 228. 1%:
WANTED to buy household goods.
Wm. Fltz-Henry Co., 10? So. 12th.
Tel. Main 8736. - ■ .
MARSHALL wants your , second
hand goods. 11411 C at. Main
f.615. ----- ■
SOME one wants what you want'to
sell. Get In touch with them
through The Times "Want Ad" col
umns. • . -mf~-
FINIS Chinese teas and silk : wcs'i:
- earn Hlng Co.. 1864 80. D. -./'it/-
Mitchell Nursery, Larchmont.*
Fruit, shade and nut trees, berries,
roses, bulbs, hedge plants, peren
nlals. etc. Main 7871 R-t. -•-—*"
FOR SALEIa head ■ working
horses, weight 1000-1600; 10 set
double set harness. I 1148 Pac. a».
PERSONAL
CHARLEY KENNEY—If in Tacoma
your brother Stephen 0., would
like you to call 'at * Commercial
Hotel, Commerce St. '- .■ -j--^--.*
WANTEDOtto or Edward Miller,
from Cincinnati, Ohio, to call at
the Hotel Stothart, 767 C st. Your
Father. t ■ -...■■■ ■ .:.,-, ,;■ .'jr. ■
BWEDISH rancher wishes <to , meet
Swedish woman, not over 36 year?
old. Object r matrimony. - Address
F-3, Times. • i>»-i . .
■:- ■ ■ ■ . .■-• - -.' ■ .'■■■- .■■ -1
Wanted — Miscellaneous
WANT a centrally located rooming
house, furnished or unfurnished.
Write stating prlco, terms, rent,
etc., giving location. Address Box
J-l. Times.
WANTED couple of small chil
dren to board, reasonable, good
home. Address 1-4, Times.
WANTED—Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping', easy walking
dlstunce from 25th and Pacific. Ad
dress Box D-7. Times.
WANTED TO BORROW
$2,000 at 8 per gent for three years
or less on close in country prop
erty, worth (6000. 1-1, Times.
OBTAIN 7 and 8 per cent by lend
ing on mortgages. Lennox In
vestment Co., 201! Equitable.
WILL pay 9 per cent for 2% years
on acreage worth $5000. Address
Box X-12. Times.
HOUSEKEEPG. ROOMS
CLEAN furnished housekeeping
rooms, 12.50 per suite; one room,
$1.50. 737 So. Tacoma ay. '
COZY housekeeping suites In pri
vate house, bath, gas, light and
phone. Main 3^SB. 714 80. C.
TWO furnished hskpg. rooms on
■round floor; sink in " kitchen.
10 "i No. Tacoma ay., opposite
Annie Wright seminary, S a month.
THREE nicely furnished house
keeping rooms, ground floor, at
612 11th st. Inquire at 1101% So. O.
THREE modern housekeeping
rooms, $10.50 per month. 815 So.
Hskpg. & single rim. 740 So. E St..
WELL furnished housekeeping and
singlo rooms, steam heat, modern
conveniences; reasonable rates. itO'i
So. C and 9th sis.
THE ANTLERSFurnished hskpg.
mil,; modern; central; 1116H C
POULTRY AND EGGS
MAMMOTH White Pekin ducks.
Main 88D2-L.
PULLETS for sale from Hue up.
Star Kerry & Poultry Farm, No.
13th and Alder st. < Proctor 1622.
100 White Leghorn pullets for sale
at a bargain in lots to suit buyer.
H. F. llau, P. O. Box 70, H. B. t).
No. 3, Tacoma.' Phone Main 7889
»-l. . «■ *■ ~,
FOR SALE— FuII blooded Plymouth
Hock cockerel, 6 months old. Will
weigh from 5 to 7 lbs each, from
$1.50 to $2 each. E. P. Raymond,
Route 1, Chehalls, Wn.
TO kill mites use 1 part Electric
Insect powder to 2 parts wa»m
water, and paint or spray on roosts
Crown Drug Co. and grocers, or
phone Main 8319.
ANCONA pullets, $1 each. Proctor
367. 4309 North 31st St.
300 chickens, 10 varieties all thor
oughbred, for sale cheap. Main
Midi- i a
SPECIAL NOTICES
PHONE Main 2845 and we will call
Pantorlum. 835 Commerce st
RENT-HOUSES
COTTAGE, 4-r. and bath, 1317 East
2Sth. west of Portland ay. car,
$10. Fine 5-r. bungalow aj^ bath
2 lots, 6703 So. Yakima, $15. Len
nox, 206 Equitable Bldg.
SMALL cottage to rent, 3614 No.
9tli, $6 per month; good chicken
none, garden. Phone 8976-1* Ad
ply 832 No. Stcele.
4-HOOM cottage, porcelain plumb-
Ing, electric lights and gas. See
owner at 604 So. I.
FOR KENT—6-rooms modern, 5015
So. Pino st, $12.50 per month.
Orvlile Billings, 1109 A st.
FOR RENT— house, mod
ern and Just like new. Will rent
to responsible party for only $18
month. Near car. No. 4th and L;
walking distance. ' Phone Ewlng's
Hardware, Main 7750. 1111 So. C.
FOR RENT—S-room modern cot
tage at 2322 So. G St.; also 4
room flat with gas range at 2302
So. G st., only $6. Inquire 2317 So.
i akima ay.
EAST End house, all new, modern
bungalows, 3, 4, 5 and 7'rooms.
Main 2028. Ed Donahue. .
RENT a house and we wilt furnish
It for you for cash or easy pay
ments. Tao. Furniture Co.. 811-1J C.
LEGAL NOTICES
.\otlce of Settlement of Final Ac
count and of Application for
Decree of Distribution.
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington for Pierce County.
In the Matter of the Estate of
• Seymour Sheanagan, Deceased.
. Notice Is hereby given that Mil
ton Giles, administrator of the es
tate of Seymour Slieanagan, do
ceased, has rendered and presented
for settlement and filed in the Su
perior Court of Pierce County,
Washington, his final account aa
such administrator, and in said
account has \ asked that the court
shall order and decree a distribu
tion to the persons entitled there
to, of the balance of the funds be
longing to said estate, remaining
In his hands as such administrator,
and that Saturday, tile .mh'day of
December, 1912, at eleven o'clock
A. M., In the court room" of the
Bald Superior Court, In Department
No. One, In the city of Tacoma, In
"said Pierce County, Washington,
has been duly appointed .by the
said Superior £ourt for the settle
ment of sald^inal atfcoujit. and
hearing of said application" for a
decree of distribution, --.. at which
time and place any person Interest
ed In said estate - may appear and
file his objection, In writing, to
said final account and contest the
same, and may appear and be heard
upon said application for a decree
of distribution herein. -
Witness the Hon. Superior Court
of Pierce County, Washington, and
the seal of said court affixed this
9th day of November, A. D. 1911
■-■'■ . " <■■■ EL F.McKENZIE.
County Clerk and Clerk of the Su
perior Court.
By M. EL McNEABTHNBY, Deputy.
FATHER GOES AFTER A "MASHER"
ANNOUNCEMENTS
EVERYBODY Is doing it—what—
signs. Johnson will do It for less.
Main 1349. 115 So. 14th st.
MORTGAGE LOANS
IDLE FUNDS to loan, $500 up to
$10,000. Lennov Investment Co., 206
Equitable Bldg.
BUSINESS CHANCES
WANTEDGood business man to
pay second govt. fees and all oth
er expenses on a good patent now
granted. Recommended O. K. by
good machinists. Will- sign over
4!) per cent. Box K-2, Times.
FOR SAlJC—Laundry. Must sell as
the owner has to leave city: $140
trade per week. Price |1200. Ad
dress Box C-l, Times.
FOR SALE—Cigar stand, doing
good business; cheap; party leav
ing town. 1121 Pacific ay.
FOR SALE— double front bus
iness building, _■ stories and
basement on 100 ft. frontage ami
water front, on main business
street at head of bay. Look it
over, the best offer takes it, cash
or terms. See Geo. V. Keeney,
head of bay, Gig Harbor, Wn.
$200 will handle rooming house in
good condition, good Income.- See
me for rooming houses; some to
trade. Mrs. Trambley. 108 So. 9th st
EXCHANGE
WILL exchange a fine Detroit
electric car, as good as new, for
good rcp.dnter or a 5-passenger car.
Address Box F-2, Times.
BUNGALOW to swap for lots. Len
nox Inv. Co., 206 Equitable.
FOR Fuyalluu Valiey lands. see
Harry V. Smith 204 Provident bids.
REAL ESTATE
yon SAMS
B-room house, li lots, barn and
shod, fruit and berries. Owner,
4125 So. J. Tel. Madison 400.
FOR TRADE
7-room house, close In, paved
street, for lots. West End, or small
house. Call 942 Commerce. Main
8857-J.
New 6-room bungalow In West
End, best of plumbing and fixtures,
cement basement, $800 cash, balance
in monthly payments, 6 per cent In
terest. Box D-3, Times.
For sale, completely furnished
modern* 6-room bungalow, nice lawn
and fruit trees. Phone Proctor
1907 at 7:30 p. m.
Snap. 2 fine corner lots 50x142,
7-room house, shop; grading done:
half cash, 3636 East (i and 37th.
GARDEN and poultry one-acre
inrcts near Larchmont, on Puyal
lup car, $500; $10 down, $10 month
ly. Lots in exchange. Lennox In
vestment Co., 206 Equitable.
Wanted to sell 2 or 4 lots be
tween So. 43d and 45th, front on A
St., 103 feet, length 163, $150 apiece.
Small cash payments. 3718 So. M.
South Side lots near Mann school
with sewer, etc., to swap for cot
tage on .West or North Side. Len
nox Inv. Co., 206 Equitable.
RANCH TO RENT
6-ocre berry ranch to rent, walk-
Ing distance from city; 4-room
house, barn, chicken house, fruit
house, good well, valley soil and of
the best. A snap for a good renter.
Can keep 4 or 5 cows.
J. W. Hoops & Sons
224 Natl. Realty Bldg.
EASTSIDE BUNGALOW; 5-r., 2
lots on corner; walking distance
factories; $1,600, $100 down, $20
monthly. Also, southslde modern
bungalow with 2 nice lots in fruit;
5-r, near 56th; $2250, $160 cash, $20
monthly. One lovely 6-r., northslde
house with sleeping porch, best
plumbing; basement; lot 33x120: on
Point car, near Proctor; $2250, $200
down, $25 monthly. Three lots on
South L, with sewer etc., all paid,
$333 each, on payments if desired.
Also a fine corner on North Wash
ington, 60x120, $600. Two lots on
west 12th, near Franklin school;
asphalt paving and sewer paid, $500
each; will build house If desired, or
a small store. I This Institution will
sell on easy-rent payments; I will
build any kind of a house or store;
It also' takes other realty in ex
change; It always keeps money on
hand to loan at 6 to 8 per cent., and
buys and sells mortgages and land
contracts; It owns the property it
deals In. Call and see lists and
plans. ■ - ....._ _ . _ . .
LENNOX INVESTMENT COMPANY
206 Equitable Building.
FOR —One 8-room house and
3 lots, most beautiful scenery on
sound, plenty of fruit trees, plants
and chicken houses, a bargain
Best offer cash or terms takes It.
See Mr. Geo. F. Keeney, Gig Harbor.
PUYALLUP Valley A Yaklma fruit
lands, planted and bearing some.
Bargains on terms. We loan money
build homes, write fire insurance.
Judges & Hill, 214 Bankers Trust.
Today's News On the Wire
PORTLAND, Ore. —Pat Fer
guson stole little Lulu Smith's
pony and hung a German Bible,
a silver spoon and a purple and
white ribbon on the stable door
to compensate the chiT?4. He was
arrested, the pony re-taken and,
now Ferguson wants the spoon,
Bible and ribbon back.
GIRARD, Kans., Nov. 11.—
"The struggle under the compe
titive system is not worth while.
Let it pass."
This note was found here to-
REAL ESTATE""
We have |IR,OOO to loan
on first mortgages on
Improved city property in
loans of $1000 or more
with interest at 7 per
cent. Or if yon have un
improved property and
want to build a home, we
can let you have the mun
ey at leBS than G pur cent
with small monthly pay
ments.
NEW JERRKT MORT
GAGE LOAN CO.
11l So. 10th St.
16 ACRES $480
Fine soil, only a short distance
from town, on county roail. May
to clear, one crop will more thun
pay for It; $100 cash, balance on
easy terms.
CHAS. M. DAVIS
408-9 Natl. Realty Bldg.
FOII SALE—Ten acres ln~aTf a
large 7-room house, good spring
water piped to the house a small
orchard, 2 barns and chicken
houses; close to state roml and
countyj. Rood level land and all
under cultivation; 6 minutes' walk
from thu station. 1401 So. G St.
"GOOD BUYsTN~GIcTIIAnBOR. Get
in on the ground floor."
40 ACRES
8 miles north of Shelton, part
bottom land. What have you to
trude for it.
H. W. Myers
428 Perkins 'Bids.
BUSINESS CHANGES
Restaurant on Tacoma ay. will
trade for lots or sell cheap for
cash. Grocery Btore about $1200,
will trade for residence. Drug: Btore,
P. 0., corner, will trude for part
residence and part cash. $3600.
Tacoma Keal Estate
Agency
304 Beruicc Bldg.
North End Cottage
Sale cheap, 3-room completely
furnished cottage, has gas and
lights and water; 2 fine lots, In
lawn and berries; some fruit trees
chicken-houses and runs; good lit
tle home; famous North Springs
water. Price Is $1,100, part cash
and $10per month.
See O. N. Johns about this.
317 California Bldg.
Mil. INDUSTKIOUS MAN
What about those wonderful cel
ery, garden tracts, 72x310 ft., best
garden land In the state? $500,
easy payments suit; ready for the
plow.
T. W. ASPINALL,
CO4-7 Nat'l Realty Hldg.
Main 873. Evening Phone 467 C.
For sale, a farm of 45 acres, near
good town; will take good house
and lot as part payment. Inquire
Sl2 So. 86th St.
FARM FOR TRADE
A dandy stock farm, 160 acres, 20
miles from Tacoma, 2 county roadß,
close to school and railroad, 5-room
house, barn, a creek that never runs
dry.
Real farm of SO acres, Improved
10 cows, 10 hogs, team of horses,
all implements; 25 miles from Taco
ma.
Two new 5-room bungalows for
acreage.
A fine bungalow close to school
and car line, $25 down, $15 a month
R. RINNE
ReaT Estate
Co. So. 11th and K.
$50 Down, $50 Per Year
20 Acres, $300
About 8 acres bottom land 18
bearing fruit trees, small clearing
fine large creek, 15 acres hilly land
good for pasture, good location %
mile from good town, not far from
Tacoma. No chance to get more for
your money.
J. M. CURTIS
Sl4 Bankers Trust Bldg.
Monday, Nov. 11,1912.
day in the home of Juitus Way
land, owner of "The Appeal to
Reason," a socialist publication,
who enfled his life here yester
day by firing a revolver into his
mouth.
The note was in Wayland'a
handwriting.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. 11.
—President-Kleet Wood row Wil
son is ex|H>cted to appoint Charles
Crane ambassador to England,
and Rudolph Spreckels of San
Francisco to France or (Iciinany,
according to report here today.
SALKM, .Mass., Nov. 11.—
Sworn testimony that he saw
Arturo Caruso, co-defendant
with Jompn Kttor and Arturo
Oiovmnnlttl, on trial hoiv for
the murder at Lawrence of Anna
Loptno, a textile striker, stub a
policeman just before the WOBMM
was killed, was given at to lay's
session by Howard KuiKula of
Cleveland, Ohio. liiini
after the itabblng Kanada said
he saw several flashes come from
the direction where Caruso was
standing. The defense had al
leged that Caruso was BOOM eat
ing Hipper when the Louiuo
woman was killed.
NEW YORK. >:ov. 11. When
the trial of M/ four gaonwa
charged with the actual slaving
of Gamliler Herman Rotenthal
was resumed here today, t0V«B
jurors were needed to ('ll tho
box. Lawyers representii■•» re
form Police Lieutenant Charles
F. Becker, recently OOKvictod of
first degree murder for having
instigated the slaying of Rosen
thal, were present. The trial, It
is believed, will consume at least *
a week.
ROCHESTER, N. V., Nov. 11.
—With every state in the Union
represented, the annual conven
tion of the American Federation
of Labor was called to order
here today by President Samuel
Gompers. This morning's ses
sion was devoted to formal ad
dresses of welcome and re
sponses.
The reports of President Gom
pers, Secretary Frank Morrison
nnd other officers will be road to
the convention this afternoon.
M'MANIGAL ON
THE STAND
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Nov. 11.
—With Ortie E. McManigai on
the stand, the dynamite conspi
racy trial was resumed here to
day before a packed courtroom,
two-thirds of the spectators be
ing women.
McManigai began with a de
scription of the Mount Vernon,
111., Job. He said that in April,
1910, John J. McNamara gava
him in Chicago eight quarts of
nltroglycerin and an alarm clocK
devise. Then he went to St.
Louis, and later to Mount Ver
non under the name of Will
Clark. On April 19 he destroyed
the power plant which the Mc-
Clintic-Marshall Construction
company was building.
The nitroglycerln was carried
in a suitcase, McManigai testi
fied, which he kept with him in
the smoking cars, of the trains
on which he rode from Chicago
to Mount Vernon.
"BIG TIM" 11/Ij.
(By United l*ress Leased Wire.)
YONKERS, N. V., Nov. 11.—.
Suffering from a nervous breax
town, "Big Tim" Sullivan, con
gressman-elect from New York
city, la today confined in a san
itarium here. Sullivan has been
111 for several months and hta
condition is considered critical.
Russel O. Wendt and Nelm}*
Oaw Adams, both of Tacoma.
Samuel Phillips and Eva Bagler.
both of Seattle.

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