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Friday, Feb. 4,1916.
A TIMES WM AD WILL FID IT!
TIMES WANT ADS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES
1 cent a word each Insertion—3 times for the price of I.
1 month, per line per month $1.00
t months, per line per month IS
6 months, per line per month 90
12 months, per line per month .71
Swap ads, 15 words, 3 times, 15c.
No Advertisement taken for less than 15 cents.
PHONE MAIN 12
THE THIEN IS TACOMA'S ,s_SW B'_^ WK HECKIVK AI)H BY
<>M . uriri \ni;\r _Bjßlfr.ltfs«W_> PIIO.M-:. ol It \i .nun
NEWSPAPER IS MAIM IS
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
ABSTRACTS OF~ TITLE
00-QMiON YV E ALTH TITLE TIUTST
Co.. The Competent. Tel. Main 101.
109 So. 10th St.
TACOMA TITLE CO. —Ground floor
Fidelity lllilg. Main 21H4.
ATTORNEYS
W, W. (lUEENMAN, lawyer, 705-6
Fldeliiy Hldg. Tel. Main 1212.
AMUSEMENTS
DROP IN The Smoke House, 1108
Commerce; neatly and comforta
bly appointed for cigars, tohaccos,
cards, candies, soft drinks and light
lunches.
AMBULANCES
AUTOMOHILE ambulance. Only one
In city. Main 43.
AUTOMOBILE ambulance. First
class service day or night. Pa
clfic. Transfer Co. Main 54.
ItAItUER COLLEGE
FOR nun and women, wages while
learning. Moler Barber School,
1 T>37 Pacific ay.
CARPET HEATING A CLEANING
omm+kt***** « ■ i*,-^^*^^^^^^^^*^—^■^^^^^^^■'N^^^W
TACOMA RUG FACTORY — Our
method of cleaning carpets with
compressed air and steam makes a
perfect job. Absolutely no wear on
carpets or rugs. Laying, refitting.
1116 O. Main 7784.
CABINET WORKS
EVERYTHING of wood made and
repaired. Hand Craft Cabinet
Works. !Uh and O sis. Main r.174.
CAIIPBT CLEANING
11. L. llOUCK—Carpet beating, re
fitting and laying; feather reno
vating and upholstering. 2812 6th
ay. Main 325.
COUNTY WiTKB SUPPLIES*
IJEPTIC tanks, country water sup
plies. Coffee Plumbing Co., 1012
A wt .Main 070.
DRATAOR
OMtOtOtOtOIMMOtOIttOfttMOMIOMMtOMMIOIMOtOMMMMMM
Commercial Truck & Storage Co.—
Furniture moved, packed and
stored. Team and auto vans. Fire
proof warehouse. Best corps of
trained men In city. Main 706.
DENTISTS
f* ■-«»■'»»'»"»-■-* _■-_-_------->-. **i*i*i—ii^i-i_rij-_-Li~_ixnjxf_t
DR. JOHNSON, Harvard Dental
Parlors, U32V4 Pacific ay., over
Crown Drug Store. Main 8203.
DR. H. V. ROBERTS, 6oT-2~NatT
Realty Hldg. Open evenings and
Sunday. Main 2816,
ELECTRIC FIXTURES AND
.SUPPLIES
*^f*_f* fc ,~*_r_-_-.-*' — ■ r~i ~.~_~n*_n rim.-}j-ir>*j'\j*\i^\/*\j^a^a**mfM r *^*\*n^
ELECTRICAL construction. Edison
Masda lamps. City Electrlo Co
200 Cal. Bids. Main 2665.
HAT, GltAll., fUKt,
PETERSON BROS., 1002 So. X st.
Main 331.
H.OMIIY TO LOAlt Olf DIAMONDS.
JK^VMLBIfAIIDCLOTHIIta
MONEY TO LOAN at liberal rates
on diamonds. Jewelry, guns,
clothing and on anything of value
BOB'S, 1307 Com.
UNREDEEMED Elgin or Waltham
watches, $3.25. Guaranteed for 10
years. Other Jewelry In proportion.
Pioneer Loan Office, 921 Pacific ay.
O^OMKTIiISTB A OPTICIANS
EYES TESTED, GLASSES KITTED
Best Service. Lowest Rates
CASWELL OPTICAL CO.
742 St. Helens ay.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
f*mmm.m^m\am.m.m.amm.am.min, at _ IMtM/MMtM^MMMMM^MM
ELLIOTT, 610 Bkrs. Trust. Patents
Trade Marks, Drawings. Main 6770!
PAINTING * PAPERMANOINO
FRANK & HANSSON, 738 St. Hel
ens ay. Phone Main 5142.
PRINTING
— **^.**.o.*a. —,_■,-,-. jg*im^*mrnrknjaJ-^r\J-IJ\JK-
COMMERCIAI BINDING & PTG.
CO., Inc., '56-768 Comme.ce st.
Phone Main 417. Printers, Binders,
Loose Leaf Devices.
PHYSICIANS
M^m^Mo^f^Mm*Aotqt>otoM>oMtoMM>MoMtoMtoloMMtoMM^
DR. WARREN BROWN
Diseases of Women and Genito
urinary and Skin Diseases.
General Office Practice.
UO3 Commerce St.
DR. PETERSEN-DANA, 220 Berlin
Bldg. (Scandinavian Am. Bank).
Office, Main 3378; res.. Main 877.
DR. T. F. SMITH, 809-11 Fid. Bldg.
Office, Main 648; res., Main 647.
DR. FOREMAN, SURGEON
Bankers Trust Bldg.
DR. YOCUMi Nat. Realty Bldg.
Day, Main 600; night. Proc. 1766.
THOS. I. PIERSOL, M. D., gen. prac
tlce and diseases of the genito
urinary system, mid Natl. Realty
Bldg. Main 1828.
SCAVENGERS
TACOMA GARBAOE CO.. Oliver
Henry, Mgr. 2816 A St. Main 8406.
AMERicANOARBAGE CO. — Re
movlng garbage and refuse of all
kinds. 216 Puy. ay. M. 742. Res. 7532.
SALARY LOANS
******.* ***********.***********************.** noma
MONEY loantd the workingman on
his personal note.
NO MORTGAGE. NO SECURITY. ,
STANDARD CREDIT CO.
405-8 Bankers Trust Bldg.
O'len From » a. m. Until 7 p. m. .
.MONEY To I.OAN
oi'it OWN money
FOR CITY AND FARM LOANS
W. N. DOFR & CO., INC.
603-4 California Hldg, Mnln 2181
PRIVATE money to luan. (50 to
11000, no .I.nun ■ i.in Payments
to Kult. Call 6318 So. Fife. Fall*
Duboi*.
15000 to loan at 7 ami S per cent.
Other money at 6 per cent. In
quire of J. L. Snapp, 1221 Fidelity
Bldg, Main .994.
1 HAVE JIO.OOO to loan on Improv
ed city or farm property in
amounts from 1300 up. Call Main
608.
6 AND 7 PER CENT
On Improved real estate or for
building. Money advanced as build
ing |ilnlili's.<r«.
U H. Manning & Co., Ecultahle Bid.
$800 private money to loan. Call
M.nll 1)11 753.
LOANS — Short or long term, any
amount. 418 California Bldg.
MONKY loaned on improved prop
city, 7 per cent. March-McCand
less Co., 117 So. llth St., Berlin Bid.
MORTGAGE LOANS. Amounts from
$200 up; city or farm; lowest
rates. NORTON & CO., 210 Berlin.
I/JANS for home building or to
pay off old mortgages. lowest
rates, special privileges to borrow
ers—3 to 8 years. Money always on
hand—no delay.
11. J. SCHWINN & CO., Inc.
2ii;-i3 Tacoma Bldg.
HA/OHS Nil UU'LM.M
WE sharpen safety raxor bladts
All work guaranteed. Ilieks Drug
Co.. Olh ay. ami K.
IU lilt ITS
™^^*""^^*^^*^'"^'"^^*',i***"»**^^*N^^^^^^^^^^^^^
RABBITS for tale, good breeding
_ BtV ck '.. chp»P' W. F. Dodge, 6201
B'V I. Mnllsiin Dl 4-.1.
HAKE IILTO.IT VAULTS
FIDELITY TRT'.ST CO.'B SAFE DE
POSIT VAI'LTS. Clioiiinl floor.
-HOB ItEPAIKINQ
Werner & Moe., Ooodvear Oulck
Sim.. Repair Co.. jt.s Commerce.
SALARY AND CHATTEL LOANS
MONEY ON CREDIT
Our business Is that of supplying
Money on Credit" to honest men
and women, employed or having a
regular income,, without security
and to others on furniture, pianos'
and storage receipts.
COAST FINANCE COMPANY
210 Hankers Trust Bldg.
UNDERTAKER*
************* mi'. m*~ir*r****r*,****»***** u *j*j^ m
C„?i „YNN' co- Funeral Directors,
»I 0 Tacoma ay. Main 7746.
BUCKLEY-JUNO OX—Professional
Funeral Directors. 730-32 St
Helens. Phone Main 412.
CABSEDY, ALLEN — McDONNELL
CO.—Funeral directors. 1110 So.
12th. Main 8151.
SO«_T, ACOMA~FUNERAL PARLORS.
5433 Union ay. Main 1082. Oeo.
W. Piper.
WINDOW CLEANING
STARWiNDOW
CLEANING CO.
Main 1920
SWAPS ~~
H, «»***i**»*.* > .*« .*i*i* *~i-**-uA^m^U^*^**\/~%J\**aJ^J-*J\J\A
WILL TRADE. MODEL 1A COMP
TOGRAPH; ORIGINAL COST
|300, FOR MULTOGRAPH. MIMEO
GRAPH, OH JOD PRESS, WITH
OUTFIT. OR WILL SELL FOR
$125 CASH. It. Q. SMITH. THE
TIMES. TACOMA. WN.
BUSINESS CHANCES
ROOMING house at 607 So. llth
St., for sale; rooms all full. Price
$300. Main 2703.
FOUND
FOl'N'l) — Pair of gold rimmed
glasses In case. Call at Times of
fice.
HELP FEMALE
A reliable lady aa housekeeper in
country. Inquire at Victor House,
11127 Ro. I st.
WANTED—A woman for a busi
ness house. One who has been a
practical nurse and can leave Ta
coma. Addresc T-64, Times.
SITUATION FEMALE
DRESSMAKINO wanted. Sewing,
children a specialty, $1.60 per day,
or by the piece. 2519 So. Wllkeson.
Main 3957.
HELP-MALE
WANTED—An engineer and edgcr-
Jnan wtth $500 each. Money mak
ing proposition. Address R. F. D. 2
Box 93, Auburn.
WANTED—Three hoys; a good
proposition to a hustler. Ask for
Burk, 11 o'clock, Times. t
SOLICITORS wanted for city work.
Apply R. Q. Smith, Ths Times,
Tacoma, Wn.
IS good tiro boys wanted to _*SH_
after school and on Saturdays
Good money for light kind of bora
See Mr. Armstrong, at Times office
10:30 Saturday morning, or any
afternoon
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
FOR SALE
JMISCELLANEOUS
X__^*^*_f %* _^_===___. ■«««HV_/
!~-x£~~jL^*t^' "^*' • '-** 4"^
Full rubber soles and heels 11.35
Same, Neolln or Halata Reltlng $1.60
Waterproof. Wears better than
leather.
Rubber heels 35c
Work absolutely guaranteed.
WHEN YOU BEE IT IN
OUR AI) IT'S so
Good as new drop head sewing ma
chines In Sinner, Wheeler 4. Wll-
Kirn, Rotary, White, Standard,
New Home, Free and other makes
—all complete as to attachments
ami guaranteed perfect stitchers —
$10 anil up—second-hand bos tops—
all makes—s2 and up.
Latest now Diop-Hcad
Machinet on installments
at 75c per week.
Machine*! rented by week or month.
SINOER SEWING
MACHINE STORE
Phone Main 6763. 319 So. llth st.
1)1? KTYIC KYK srwi-VLisT
i.»ii. i l_> tv tios-!> Nat. Realty
Main 111
KAY-GOODKIND CO.
Auctioneers and Brokers
1124 Commerce st. Main 1244.
We sell real estate, household fur
niture, merchandise of all kinds at
auction and private sale. Goods
bought outright for cash or sold on
commission.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
20 years in this line. See us before
huylng or selling. We sell for cash
or on terms only. No exchanges.
MAIIA.FAY Insures. 306 FideTlty
Bldg, Main 1737.
FOR RENT—I96-acre dairy ranch,
farm buildings and house, near
Parkland. Inquire Dowd, 1003 Fi
delity. Main 3949.
HAVE bought 3t. Paul Hotel fur
nlture of 31 rooms. Rare bar
gains for quick sale. J. O. Purkey,
1315 Broadway.
TEAM for sale, weight 2800 lbs
Price $175. Call Main 1850.
SALT SALMON, 260 each, at the
National Fish Co., 102 So. 16th.
BERRY PLANTS AT WHOLESALH
PRlCES—Blackberries, raspber
ries, loganberries, strawberries,
gooseberries, dewberries, currants,
grapes, rhubarb and asparagus.
Write for price list. Rosecroft
Fruit Farm. Sumner. Wash.
TWO drop head sewing machines,
choice $6. 93S Tacoma ay.
1 CAN fit you with 15.00 eye glas7
es for $1.00. Broken lenses du
pllcated. Stlne, 1324 Broadway.
Golden Rule Furn. Co. Bargains
In everything. 1149 Broadway. Phone
Main 1640.
GET your shoes repaired at r.Uuo
ed prices at Carlson's Shoe Van*
tory. 1111 Commerce.
PIANO tuning, expert repairing. T.
T. Richmond. 1011 So. llth. Mala
1414.
WANTED—Hofrs, cattle, veal, hides,
poultry. Will call for same. Pay
highest market price. Tacoma
Meat Co. Main 2400; after business
hours Main 8381. •
FOR SALE-AUTOS
If you want to orspose or your
car. place a want ad Id this column.
STUDEBAKER, SERIES 17.
CALL MAIN 3321
For this great sacrifice will be
disposed of.
RENT-HOUSES
AUTO DELIVERY CO.
TEAM and auto trucks. Local and
long distance moving. Main 8401.
Night service. 712 Commerce.
" MOVING
Long or short dUtance. City Traas
fer A Storage Co. Main 441.
Tacoma-Seattle Moving
WE can save you money. McLean,
the contract mover. Main 11(0.
THE,TACOMA TIMES.
WADSWORTH
CANDIDATE
J. L. Wadsworth, wiio held the
office of county auditor during
1!»13 and 1914, formally an
nounced his candidacy for the of
fice of city controller today.
Wadsworth points to his record ac
auditor, and declares that lie will
be an Independent candidate,
without affiliation with any
"liiie-up" or combination.
WANTED TO BUY
WANT TO BUT—Twla cylinder mo
torcycle; must bo In good Condi-
Hon and cheap. Phone Main 11S5.
YVANTKH To HI'Y--Klx~goo<Thens
(or early setting. Buff Orping>
tons preferred, win take aay bi«
variety. Stati' plica and vga of
Inns. Phone Main fi243.
GOOD second-hand furniture. Ta
coma Ay. F"r. Ex., 913 Tacoma
ay. Main SIWi.
WANTKD—Furniture of all klnde
Immediately; pay good price*.
Lewis Fur. Co., 1004 Tacoma ay.
Main 21121.
FIJHNITURH and etoveir Phone
Main 1720.
WANTED TO BUT—fled furniture,
stoves and hardware. Purkey
Brothers. 1316 Broadway.
RENT FLATS
911-11',. No. 12th St., duplex flat
for rent, furnished, upper and
lower each $15. Call Main 8378.
A^
LOCAL representatives wanted.
Either men or women. Make
Rood money during your spare time,
o expense. We furnish everything,
Write R. Q. Smith, or The Tlmee.
Tacoma, Wash.
SOLICITOR wanted for mall sub
scriptlon work. Good proposi
tion. References necessary. Com
mission proposition. R. O. Smith,
The Times. Tacoma. Wash.
REAL ESTATE
W ■"■ ■»■»»«■"«■ tIMMMMMM ** ** ~ ~ ~ ■** i*v*_-_^r-__j->j'_rx>o»
For Qyiick Sale
Two lots, B-room cottage, electric
lights, sewer, water, bath, etc.;
finished In slashed fir, beam cell
ing; paved streets; H4 blocks from
Pt. Defiance car line and North
Oakes st. Price $1400. Call 502
Equitable Hldg. Main 5375.
FIVITACREi
Waterfront. 3-room house; a snap.
Will trade what you offer.
Call at office.
0. N. JOHNS
200 National Bank Tacoma Bldg.
FOR SALE or trado for real estate",
dairy farm, located on the best
fruit and dairy district in B. C. For
particular address O. D. Tlbblts, Ta
conia, general delivery.
MAHAI'FAY Insures^ 306 Fidelity
Hldg. Main 1737.
18-ACUrS IMPROVED ALFALFA
FARM. A family can easily make
a good living on It. Offered way
below value in order to raise $1000
cash; balance easy terms at 7%.
See OWNER at 6419 South Verde st.
or at 328 California Bldg.
LEGAL NOTICES.
BOND CALL—..otTee ts hereby
given that the following numbered
Bonds of the following numbered
Local Improvement Districts of the
City of Tacoma, are called for pay
ment, and that Interest on same
ceases February 4. 1916:
Local Improvement District itfo.
410 Bonds 534 to 605 Inclusive
CHAS. D. ATKINS,
City Treasurer
Feby. 4, 1916.
. i_.
— z
Eatonville Tacoma
Stage
llth St., Opp. Postofflos
Leave Taooma, 8 a. ni., 4 p. aa.
Leave Eatonville. I a. m .
t:SO p. m.
i |
OLYMPIA-DUPONT STAGE
Via Dnpont
Leaves Donnelly Hotel, Tsco
ma, at ( a. m, 11 a. m. and 4
p. in.
Leaves Kneeland Hotel,
Olympla, at 8 a. m„ 1:30 and
6:30 p. ra.
I'liona: Main 769.
Subject to change without
no tics.
(Shucks! If the Paper Hadn't a Oive Out We'd Seen Slim!)
PREDICT WILSON'S
PROGRAM WILL WIN
ALIOARI) PRESIDENT WIL
SONS SPECIAL TRAIN EN
ROITE TO WASHINGTON,
Feb. 4.—President Wilson's pre-
imredness program will be adapt
ed by congress before the end ot
March, those close to him pre
dicted today.
The president arrived in Wash
ington this afternoon and it is
said he will soon begin plans lor
BODY OF WOMAN
FOUND IN LAKE
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 4.—Willi F;irk lake today,
a man's handkerchief twisted ' Polite believe she was stran
around her throat the body of sled and thrown into the water,
an unidentified, fashionably at- Her face bore an expression of
trlrcd woman was found in Echo horror and fright.
Readers of the Times See the Fonnir
Best "Comics" In America
EVERETT TRUE, THE PEST KILLER, IS
jPPpljf THE OLDEST OF THE QUARTET. HE HAS
|rxs\\^^ BEEN WITH US FOR YEARS. EVERYBODY
EVERETT, BECAUSE HE HAS NERVE
A IeNOUGH TO DO WHAT WE'D ALL LIKE TO
J IdO, ON
_______
THE DUFFS ARE AN AWFULLY HUMAN | /**\
FAMILY. NOBODY CAN HELP LIKING TOM, ff '" Sfcjr
HE'S SUCH GOOD FUN, AND WE ALL ADMIRE Iferi Sfrk
HELEN. _t_f J !___
fm-Wfam FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ARE A PILE
VmMhi.mm OF FUN. THE KIDS ESPECIALLY ARE CRAZY
F-^ffl_W OVER THE FRECKLES STRIP; BUT THAT
Hi -iWir# DOESN'T MEAN THAT THE OLDER FOLKS
Hffiffllry AREN'T, TOO.
jBjI&llr. AND IF YOU AREN'T FOLLOWING HARRI
; W^K4,GAN YOU ARE MISSING A LAUGH THAT WILL
JISa|_^MSHAKE YOUR DIAPHRAM EVERY DAY.
*_|^B HAS THE SORT OF WIT HIS NAME
gjgJg Hac=-INDICATES HE MIGHT HAVE.
a southern trip. While he holds
that the middle western trip "far
exceeded tlie most optimistic pre
dictions" his friends believed lie
should go fiirther west and tho
soutii to arouse those portions of
the country for preparedness.
Fern auxiliary, O. K. S„ will
tU!._ iiootuaijß s|i|) idem
Mrs. George I.co, U9Ol North
2 Ist st. Mrs. Florence l.iston
and Mrs. Fred Stevens will assist.
WOMEN POST BILLS
Twenty women have filled Hie places of men employes of a large
London bill posting firm who have gone to the front. I'ndlsmnyed
they climb ladders In the streets and wield brush and paste bucket.
PAGE SEVEN
BY BLOSSER

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