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ODMHKR s\VS:
Confidence in One's
Fellow-Man Tends to
Happiness in Ones-self
I've Got the Goods
And Hip Hl'illlv In turn mmi oul :i Suit, Ow-rtojit or pair of
Ciints tlii'.t Will mil IMl) til, but look well on ><>n.
The Cloth*-!. I mane uri' CUt and liiinrt-tailorfd to your
MMan with the sniup raif, ukill iiiul KCeurtC) U if >o'i pulil
;»|cf \ph, and tlirlre the tnottll for tiiciii elsfwhere.
I wwnt miii td h:i\p COXFIDBNCK in nip, il WOB'I be miu
(iliiced let me niHkf >on h Suit. Coal or i>air of J'antM from
*>n« of the nianv fine piMM at cloth in my Itoek— esery gar
iiient liiude carries ni> |juii-onal guaVMtM lh;il it will be to
|imr entire h;miMftirti<>n.
SA $15 & $20 p^ $3.75
Scotch Tailors
I. COMBRR, MHuager
PACIKir %VKMI'K AT TV\ Kl.l TH HTRKKT
Pitchers Start
a Little Wild
Tlie Lincoln I'mK big!) irbool
■opbomorci defeated the frefh
iiien M'Menlay In tile lirtst laso
ball game of tiir IMMOB, h\ i)ip
it-ore of I] to ;i.
At Siartiuni hi^ii, Hip soiilio
nior*-* heat tka Mlltri 1 to n in
a K'Uim- that whs played in mid
fly A Whole State fflßk
■ March 29 to ■
I April 3. I
H Tanuna urn}-, your nssiMnnct. H
H Join die "V" Now—then get an- H
I other. H
I ion KAOOMA— 4 WILL ■
I Scandinavian American Bank I
H ••Tlir llnnk Thnt H.l|.«" H
J r»<OM\ |||
M«»* Mill I 111 II \ I'AIIKIC A»rl».
wtz pass w^V-v">"^o. pa. *!?rr MJH
I.Ota, m Wllke«on. Caibonado. Fairfai' V..'. Vni "*•
|:»ia. m. Oray» Harbor Line- Via Point Lino * Olympia i-aiS"*
--•16 a.m. Portland Local—Via Telra and 80. Ta'ma a-??* 1*
1:11 a.m. Raymond * bo. liend via Yelm an.l 80. Taboma ••21 «it
10:10 a. in. S«»tt o i-'ical-Stattlo and Intermoo'laU .. li* **
1141 p. m. Baattle— I rom Portland. Raymond and So Bond. I<ll«-»
via 1 elm and So. Taioma ...,.
|00 p.m. Oraya Har Local-V.a Point Defiance .....".'." i 7« pni
-4:10 4, m- Mill Val. Um.—Blllin«e. Kan. City. 8t iiouli V on P'"•■
4.40 p. in. Statilo I•■it.m Gray. Har. via Pt. Daflanca * V ,„"■ * I
|00p. m. OrtU» Carbonado. Burkley, K.na.k.t ... iiiS1"*-
--|:45 o. in. Portland Special via Pt. Defiant, A Centra la «f? ai *
|:4I p m. Raymond A So. Mend via Pt Defanc* 1.5 "■ **■
110 p m Qray« Harbor Exp — Via Ukevlew * Oupont' i»:!iPni
rot p. m. Ho• Coa.t Llm.-rfnokan.. Butt., Bt. Paul. "<?",: M JjD ■»
lt:4sp. m ■•■attle-From Qruya Har. via Ho Tacoma . l!'*Al>n'-
-1:10p.m. Beattlr—Krom Portland via PL l)«flanc« .. " J?? I'"*'
1:10 p.m. ■•atll«—From Cray. Uarbcr via Pt. D«flanci 112 p' ™-
<iii:m ><inrni:n> nv. ■»■••• Dig. n».
«:Csa.m. Phoro j.lnf i Kveiott, Belllnarhum. Van. B.C is ax „
11:46 p. m. Bhoru Lino tip Portland and Intermediate . «:««'• m
-1.00 p.m. Intel. Um.—Kverett Belllnghnm. Vnn B G Knna-m
I i,j p. m. Inter. Llm—Urlncipal itntinnii to Portland " Jti p'm
-1:41 p.m. Oritntal Urn—Spokane. Bt. Paul and Chicago" in'aa" m
1:46 p.m. Southeast Kxp rfpokane, Hllllngn. Kansas City "' m
-1:45 p.m. Kbbl Mull (Mall and i:\prc»n only) .... 7. 0 .
i,»0:0(^,- r h-~- MOwf i-"!C* <::+«^_Htinni l [ham. Vancouver. B. C.'.'. iroi «" HI
mi..}'.;?**. in. "Owl"—PortUnd nml infcTax'dlata ••!« V,! I
iiiiij'i-'W^ TArOMA-KAITBttX KAiUV.JH - ---vJ! '"• I
Ifjftfl a. m. .••hfont. Morton i... ••
OjfcV «-iui ai.ii iiiiwaimdk a «T. PAVL ' 9
C%. m. Oraya Har Bptv. —Aberdeen. Hoqulam, Raymond tolb ml
Ikm Olympian —Spoknne, MUioula. Mutt*. It Paul. I
Chicago. |:J* p . —^ I
BU|m Columbian— Spokane. UUaoula. Bull*, at Paul. I
Chicago Md g.
A o-W It. « 1». CO. * I
|A (Union Depot.) I
Mnrtland and (iraya Harbor Owl 4:41 a «
■toiti* Focal U:««p.a.|
M|ta Umlied •:«• p. « I
Mil'), t :i»i ail) tosith 1:3'» ii in l|
•••• ••••••••••• .• <^ 1
season form, cm opt for sonic of
thf work of tlie pitrhern, who
lind troulile Ut-eiiiiiK the ball in
the Ktiielluni.
OAKLAND TO BUILD
$1,250,000 TANKER
SAX FRANCISCO. March :'4.
A stpi'l ol) tnnker to tost |1,«
:''o.ui'O win i.c imiit at Oakland
in thf next I .'> inoiiilis hy :lie
Moore & Reott Iron works for
tba ihiiiHiecii PttroUun Co. of
\<« York.
RUSSHALLIS .
SIGNING FAST
BUNCH OF MEN
After working until a late ho'ir
last ni'-iit. the schedule commit
tee of tlie Northwestern league
will begin again today in an ef
fort to dope nut a |>la> ing sched
ule lor the lit 16 him-mi
The committee roiiiijoned of
Uush Hall, .100 McCinnity and
Bob Urown toiled for hours yes
terday in the Seattle hotel with
the difficult problem without
Meeaw.
The main trouble is arranging
the schedule so that the Montana
teams will play ull of the early
games on the coiist. The had
weather there makes games out
of the ■! mis! inn
William Finnerari, of the Fed
eral league: (Jurnet Hugh, of Hie
Coast laagM and Harry llowell,
a former St. l.ouit. pitclier, were
appointed iiinplres yesterday by
President Hlewett.
Ran I hill explained yesterday
THINGS ARE LOOKING
ROSIER FOR TIGERS
Kiihs llal! is beginning toi
breath deeply again. With the
committee headed by County
Auditor .Morris Mill nelling books
by the dozens, ihe financial cou
dltions of Hie Taconia baseball
club are looking i|iiitp rosy.
1-ouis Mean, of the T. H. & P.,
is sneaking up on the banks md
PRESIDENT WILSON WOULD BE A PLAIN
"DUFFER" IF HE WERE NOT PRESIDENT
Former PrcHldent Taft Mhow nat left < oinpletlng a drive. PreHident Wilson nt right trying dif
ficult ;l|i|il'iilli 11.
MINNEAPOLIS, March 24— If
It were not for the fact that he
is president, Woodrow Wllsun
might l>f ctMMd bs r "duffer"
among golfers, arcordlng to
George Sargent, new profeHaiontil
at the Interlarhen club.
Sarge>nt, for five years instruc
tor to the nation's chief execu
tive, William Taft and Wilßon,
on the links at Chevy Chase,
Washington. Rays Wilson Is an
enthusiastic golfer but his game
contexts mostly of knocking the
little sphere abo\it.
Before international dlplonin-
Eight Fast Bouts and
Mulligan atSpanaway
Not the lea6t of the eight live
ly bouts on the card for tomor
row night at the Spanaway Ath
letic club will lie Those Present
vs. that Famous Spanaway Chick
eu Mulligan. It will be a free
for-all at catch weights.
Two special events are on the
hill, one between Paul Steele and
Earl Couners, Tacoma, catch
weights; the other betwen Ran
dolph Davidson, Spanuway, and
I, Richmon, Tacoma, catch
weights.
The other six events are as
follows: Cecil Whiteside, Spana
way, and William Stevenson,
Parkland, 90 lbs.; Oeorge Sulli
van, Tncoma, and Ralph Rail,
Orchard Mill 138; Ray McGee,
Spanaway, and Lester Buck,
Spnnaway, lift) Den Jordan,
■ NOW IS THE TIME
I To bring In that old Pan-
I unit Hat and get It re-
I blocked and cleaned In the
I latest style by expert hat
I I tera.
I BURNSIDE
I HAT SHOP
I 048 Puciflf Are.
THE TAOOMA TIMES
over the telephone that he was
grabbing a t'.i.-i bunch of players.
He Hald lie would be able to an
nounce Home of the names Id a
day or bo.
He Ik dickering now with Me
(linnlty for Dick Kaufman. Kauf
man had trouble With McUinnity
last year and refused to play this
■auoa on his club. McOlnnlty
grew huffy and Kald Kaufman
would either play with him or
else not at all.
UnlexH Hall is able to fix up
a deal, it ii|>pearß as if the lengthy
twirler will not be in uniform
this season.
Iliili Hiiid the league magnates
are glad Tacoma is to have a
tlub this year.
They are si ill more tickled
with the idea that the team will
be a strong one and will lant ,
through tlie season without the
help of outsider* to bolster them
up in niid-KPuHon.
other large business houses in
the city and dragging down the
HheckleH.
It is hoped that the book com
mittee will finish its work by
tomorrow night. If the books
continue to sell today and tomor
row as they ha\e, the Tigers will
Ket off to a rushing utart.
tic relations became complicated
Wilson spent much time on the
links. Sargent often accompanied
the president and instructed him.
Now the president does not
get much time for golf. However
he manages to run out to the
course of the Washington Subur
ban club, a short automobile ride
from the executive mansion. This
in a nine hole course, and the
president and Mrs. Wilson can
motor out there, play one round
and be back In an hour.
Taft, when president, was a
member of the Chevy Chase club.
Clover Creek, and Don Wlilte
side, Spanaway, 165; Bob O'Far
rell, McKinlcy Dill Athletic club,
and Carl Kongsbach, Spanaway,
l.V>; Biel Price Tacoma and
Lloyd Severson, Parkland, 120.
W. C. Fowler of Tacoma will
be referee.
SAWYER TIES
CHICK EVANS
FRENCH LICK. Ind., March
24.—Chirk rcvans and Ned Saw
yer tied yesterday In the quali
fying round of the golf tourna
ment here.
Mascott-Vernon
Match Tonight
PORTLAND, Ore., March 24.—
"Tex" Vernon, ex-falherwelght
champion of the Northwest, wily
attempt to regain his title tonjafl^l
at the Rose City AthletidP^^
when he meets Billy Mamcdfjfl'" a
■lx-round bout. The eTa^imp
looked upon Manrott as
plcklngs" tho last time they liu<t.
to his sorrow, and he la Vow
getting himself In first clasjJj,"
dltlon, ready to put up » AiL>i
tie. / W 4
Joe BenJamlH, the S|Mlli|
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
♦ ♦
•t HIGH 1.n.<.111s ON ♦
f FKANK MORAN *
♦ 11. was born March 18, •
4> 1887, at Lake and A\ba- <■
■» bama avenues, Cleveland, •■
«■ of Irish parents. Father #
••■ was born in Kilmeena, near ♦
<$• Weatport, County of Mayo ■•■
# and mother in Caehel, Tip- ••
■v perary. He want to Pitts- <*•
4 burg iv 1892 and lived #
■£■ there except from 1904 to 4>
<> 1908 when he was in tho #
• navy. Received bin edu- <*•
# cation in the public and *
■•> parochial hi hoots of Pitts- •
-•> burg. Starred as a foot- ••
•■ hall plnyer. Studied den- •
• ttstry. Took up l>o\iug at I
• ago of l!o. #
* <i 4' 4 ■ *■ ♦ <$ ♦ <«> * <$> <8> «> <J> «- *
SOMMERS TO
MEET WEEKS
CENTRALIA, March 24.—
Billy Weeks and Al Soinmers of
Portland, will stage the head
bout at a MMktf next Weilnes
day night under the auspices of
Company M, X. 0. W.
Weeks whu to have boxpd Ivan
Miller, but for some reason Dan
S;ih, Miller's manager, called the
bout off.
MANY ENTER
TRACK MEET
OORVALUS, Ore., March 24.
Df. K. J. Stewart, manager of
the Far Western track meet
which will be held her* April 1,
announced today that athletea
from nine different institutions
had already sent, in entries.
He expects entries from every
college and club on the coast.
and played all his games there,
tiareent oppofteri the former pres
ident in many matches and de
dares he is a really good player.
Presidents of the Inited States
are not the only high officials
whom Sargent has taught. Tie
learned his golf in England,
where he was born, and before
i oming to this country was a pro
fessional at two of the largest
clubs in the Mritish Isles where
lie showed many of the nobility
how to take their stance and
handle the clubs. He won the
national club championship in
190 ft at Knglewood, X. J.
wlio gained a decision over Jim
my Fox sometime ago, will meet
Bert Forbes in another topline
event.
I TODAY'S
MARKET
PRICES |
<■ ■ t- ■(, v 1- 'S «•«••»>->♦ <S> ■* £ ♦
♦ WHAT PKODUCKKS GUT «
♦ *>♦♦♦♦«♦#♦>♦♦#<»♦#
l'llll.Tltl
Honn, live I4c
Duck*, live ioig>l2o
Spring* live 170
Squabs, live, doz $2
I.IVKSKHK
Cowg »5.23@6.75
Heller* 159 C.60
Dressed hogs $809.10
Uretied veil »<f!3o
Steers IB.DOg'B.IO
Hogs |7.30®8.40
Lamb* IS@S.SO
Kwes |««i7.28
«*♦«■♦♦««.♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ i>
♦ WHAT RETAILERS PAT ♦
•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦««♦♦♦•
HI'TTKU. K<M3S, CHEBHB
Kreih ranch «■■" 21#l'2c
Washington cliee»« l\<SttZa
T lumuok 2tC
Bc«t butter 34®350
eh 4om StOlOo
am, bricks 21!o
WHOLKBAIj« MKATS
'"♦• IOIOj
Helferg HHo
Muiiiin. irathart " iiHo
lloa;i, tides lie
incited hogs, buying It.
Steer beef 12V4c
Ewe* lOOIOHe
■ nibs lJittfi*/
Whole Hoc 7.7.1U\
L rROTT I
|i.ii«2.lS ,
Moter pear* fl.fl
Rex Beach Drama Proves
That Romance Still Lives
One of the t»'n*e moments i n Hey Heuch'* yr»-»i driunu, "The
Ne'er Ho Well,' ut the Apollo until NHlurtluy night.
Hex Ueach in "The Ne'er Do
Well," has done a service to lit
erature and I'ilmdom in provid
ing one of the most interesting
romances of recent yearn. Ho
has thrown a spell of imagina
tion over present day affairs,
■irli as the making of the l\m;>
ma canal, showing that fancy
WILLARD
IN FAST
WORKOUT
Ni:\V YOHK, Maroli 24 —
Jess WllUrd, despite his deei
bion ,'i day or so ago to ease up
011 his training, cut loose yester
day. After a hard nix miles on
the road lie spent the remainder
of the afternoon in the gym.
Beginning with a stiff work
out with the pulleys, he shadow
boxed for several lightning
rounds, then tore into three of
his spurring partners for two
rounds apiece, and he didn't hold
much In reserve wlien he cut
loose at them. Monohan. Hem
pie and Kodel were all glad when
their turns were over
Moran, on the other hand, took
things easy. He took a short
walk in the morning and played
around his quarters in the after
noon for the movie man.
In less than an hour yesterday
after the gallery gate was thrown
open, every ticket was sold. Hun
dreds of disappointed persons
were turned away. Ticket spec
ulators are holding seats at fa
bulous prices.
JUckani wag forced to'buy back
n box for some friends for $500.
He had recmitly sold the same
box for $luu.
FEAR FOR SAFETY
OF GRAIN CARGOES
Six sailing vessels laden with
wheat from Puget Sound and the
Columbia river for the United
Kingdom are now about due to
arrive. Local shipping men are
concerned for their safety as a
result of the report yesterday
that the Bougainville and Liud
field had been sunk.
Lemons $3.50@4
Bananas, lb (a
Apples 100 and up
Qrnpe fruit, Florlila, box $4
Freah frgg, box $1.00
VEGETABLES
New potatoes, retail, 2 lbs 23c
Potatoes, ton $33
White Hover potatoes, ton ....$25
("abbaß«, cwt Jj
Hi tinsels iprouts, lb 10c
Onions, cwt $2,150
Carrots go
Merced aweetg $3 50
Jer»ey »weot«, bbl $s.iiO
Lettuce, head, crate $2.25(3)2.35
Celery, crate $4.50
Radlshei, iliiz bunches 2U".i l.luc
Rutabagas, cwt $1.7$
Rliubai'b, lb. retail 10c
Leaf I .'-i lin !■. crate $1.26
I lorlda green peppers 300
Cauliflower, crate $2.2502.35
Spnaeli. retail lb 10c
Cucumbers. Ions; English, doz. $1.76
minus cm umbers, retail 20c
Pai-sley, dwz 80©35e
l''lorlda tomatoes ii.it.. J-Tn .
Artichokes retail, t Tor 25c
lit-cts, sack $1.25
Parsnips sack $1.25
String beans, retail, lb 26c
['XX plant, retail, lb tsc
Asparagus, lb 9(9 lie
Ffoun
Amorat $6.30*5"
Pyramid 15.45
. union Ji 7i
Whole wlioat, bblß $6.30
Drifted Snow 15.45
Olympic $5.45
Might Might $7.1S
Occident 17.40
.ijliai'i. uMa $1.2}
HAY AND GRAIN
Wheat, ton $3*o r>
Corn $$S®">
Bran $2t
Mixed timothy iiZitti
imiih. car $30
Uarley %::i,,.t,
Mliidltns* $33211
Bhorts $2$
Timothy ..« 1340:1
Alfalfa $24^25
Rolled oats $32.00
Hops, 1915 crop ItOlie
Hope. Hit contracts ....11Vj@)2c
WARNING!
The man or woman who falls
or refuses to examine the prices
on our stock of groceries willfully
throws their money away.
Open Saturday, Feb. 10.
PACIFIC GROCETKRIA
IS 10 Pacific Air.
Steamers Tacoma and
Indianapolis for oealtlo
L«ave Municipal Duck. Taoß
ma. 1 l». too. U.tt a. m; l»*
$:••. t:M, »:••, » 00 p sjl
Leave Colme.o Dock. Beattla.
f:«0. 1:00. 11:01 a. m.; > •«. $:•».
• :»0, 7:08. • :ll p. m.
Fiittil and Vlnaet fltemners.
sinaTie rare. $t«; Round Trt»,
Bleat Heuad Trlsw llally,
s, ■. JUIfB* A«..i.
f)fflp» Municipal Dock. U. 1441. I
has as great a jilny now as in ;
the duys of lace collars, biuklod :
■hOM and knee bri'eches.
' Tne Ne'er Do Well." which
lias ii holding audiences at
the Apollo In a h pfII. also has
an absorbing jilot ending with a
wholesome moral for WWMfI
who are iiileresU'd in men other
than their own lniebands.
WHERE TACOMA IS
AMUSING ITSELF
Theaters
TACOMA
Tlhiis(lh), Friday and Sat
iirdu.y—"The fonteat of Na
tions," li> 'I'm 'tin.-i v( li-.nl
tiliUdt—■
HkX.K.NT—-(KMI'HKBS)
Dark. Thewter i>finn re
modelled.
I'ANTAfIES
"The Iheajii Pirates," inu
-i. :il coined}; good vaudetllle
bill.
Movies
APOLLO
"The Ne'er Do Well." with
Kathlyn William* and Wheel
er OnkniHn.
COLONIAL
"Poor Little l>e|>|>lna," willi
Mary Mrkford.
MKI.HOritXE
"The Niipreine Test," nith
Marj IMckfoid.
UHKKTV
"Hazel Kirke," with Pearl
Wliite.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
ABSTKACTB OF TITI.H
COMMONWEALTH TITLE TRUST
Co.. The Competent. Tel. Mam 101.
■■09 So. 10th St.
TACOMA TITLK CO. —Ground floor
I'Mil.llty nidg. Main 211*4.
ATTOItNKYB
ALFRED A. IH'KTIN Lawyer, now
loiiittd 1024-25 National Uea'ty
nidb".
F. W. OHEKNMAM. lawyer. 705-«
Ki.lellty Bldg. Tol. Main 1212
AMIKKMKNTS
r^m7p~Tir >Th«r'Bmoko Houae. U0«
Commerce; neatly and enmforta-
Dly appointed for cigars, tobaccos.
cards, candles, soft drinks and light
lunches.
AMIICI.ANCKS
*"u"toMObTli! ambulance. Only one
In city. Main 43.
C AKI'KT BiCATING * CLEANIMQ
lACOMA RUQ FACTORY — Our
method of cleaning carpet! with
compressed air and aleam makes a
perfect Job. Absolutely no woar on
carpets or rugs LaylnsT. refitting.
1116 O. Main 7784.
CABINET WOKKB
EVERYTHINQ of wood mad* and
repaired. Hand Craft Cabinet
Works. 9th and Q sts. Main 5474.
CARPET CLKANINO
11. U HOUCK—Carpet beating, re
fitting and laying; feather reno
vating and upholstering till Itb
«v. Main 828.
COUNTY WATER SIPPI IKS
SEPTIC tanks, country water sup
plies. Coffee Plumbing Co.. 1011
A »t. Main 670.
DRATJIOIgI
Commercial Truck A Storage Co.—
Furniture moved, packed and
• tored. Team and auto vans. Fire
proof warehouse. Best corps of
trained men In city. Main 766.
DENTIST*
UR. JOHNSON. Harvard Dental
Parlors, 1112H Paclflo ay, over
Crown Drug; Store Main 8201.
EI.KCTRIC FUTURES AND
HI Til IKS
ELECTRICAL construction. Edtaon
Ma*da lamps. City Electric Co..
"10 Cal. nidg. Main 266».
HAT., tiHAlft, VVKh
PETICRBON BROS.. 1002 Bo X sL
Main S3l.
MOOKKME .D'S BATHS
MOOREFIELD BATUS
For Rheumatism. Kidney Diseases
La Grippe. Open day and nla-ht
?02H Paelflc ay. Main 6?g t . '"ht"
HOMBV TO LOAN U.t 1)1 I mi> vitt
JKWHI.RV AM. CLOTHINQ
MONEY TO LOAN at liberal rates
on diamonds. Jewelry, guns
BO tH hl Hn'l3 1 Q Ij' Jcgm.' nyt'""' O< V*l»*
rATtJUT ATTOItNKYa
ELLioTT^e'lo" Bkra Truat" "patents"
Tude Marks. Drawings. Main «770 l
I'AINTI.NQ M I'APKRHANiiiVQ
FKANK A HANSSON. 7S« BL H.l
tna ay. Phone Main 1142.
PHTBIOIAW
DP. WAKKBH BRC /v N—Diseases
of women and genlto-urinary and
skin diseases. 1101 Commerce st
DR PKTERSEN-DANA, liTTfeTiln"
■ .' 8c»n<lln»vian Am. Bank).
Office, M«'n_imj_r«s : . Mah^ «77.
Vlk.7 r SMITH 101-irFTFaTdF
Office. Main »17; res., Main »4T.
DR. FORR!MANr^L'RaEidN!
Bankers Trust Bids.
Dlt. TOCuili SaT ReiTlty Bldg.
Day, Main 101; Proc 17S«.
FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1916
J. COZZA
& SONS
323 11th st.
HPHTIALfI FOR
SATIHDAY
3 lbs. Best Creamery Butter
for 03c
Strictly Ranch Kggs, 2 doz.
for Me
Extra Special
4 cans Mt. Vernon Milk
for :«•<•
4 cans Columbus Brand
Tomatoes 3<>c
The finest brands of Im
ported Italian Olive Oils at
reduced prices—
1-gal. tins MM
%«•*! $1.05
Qt. tins .W
I'ancy Tillamook Cheese,
new shipment direct from
the fuctoiy, special tonioi
row, lh i!-lc
Fancy KimburßPr, each. .2Jc
I'ure Apple Cider Vinesar,
qt. liottlea, each 12c
Mason Qts. Fancy Assorted
Pickles, each l!Oc
Imported Pimentoe Stuffed
Olives, 10-oz. size ■§■
Old Faithful Dill PicUles, in
lingo tins, fresh from the
field, 2 cans Ml
Saturday wo in- j^a^^j
atisui ati our S. \ E2ES
H. Green Stani|> K^ICT
System. Double S■ jK^"a
X, II Green Stamps IMB
all day Saturday. cSHSL
We Delivery.
CLUB WILL HEAR
MUTCH'S CHARGES
AGAINST SCHOOLS
The Itotary club voted
day to Investixatp rliarKe* by
Lettlie R. Mutch, human science
advociilo, (hat the curriculum In
the city schools i* badly nirau
ized.
Eatonville Tacnma
Stage
Ilth St., Opp. PostofflM
Leave Tacoma, 8 a. m., 4pm
Leave Kntonvllle. 8 a. m .
B'3o p. in.
M AVKM.KHB
TACOMA GARBAGE CO.. Oliver
_Henry. Mgr. 2816 A it. Main ii4OC
AMERICAN QAIIBAOi CO. — Re~^
moving garbage and refuse o( all
kinds. :'1(l Puy. ay. M 'itl U«« THi.
BAI4AIIV AND < HA II 1.1, tAAMI
MONEY ON ORKDIT ~**
Our business la that of Mipplylnc
Money on Credit" to honest mea
hi 'I women, employed or having »
regular Income, without security,
and to others on furniture, pianos
and storage receipt!.
COAST FINANCE COMPANT
210 Banker!! Truit Bldg.
BALARV LOANS
LOAN of 15 to 1100 to tliu enl>.iie4
v. 01 km k mk'n without sennlty or
Indorsement. Standard Credit Co.,
i«r, Hunkers Trust Hl«l|f.
rXUKHTAKKIIH
C. O. LYNN CO.. Funeral Director*.
_ JlO Tacoma ay. Main 7748.
BUCKLEY-KINO CO.—Professional
Funeral Director!. 710-111 at.
Helena. Phone Main 411.
CABHEDY. ALLEN — McDONNKLL
CO.—Funeral directors. 1110 B*.
12th. Main 1161.
SO. TACOMA~FUNERAL PARLOIUL
843S Union ay. Main 1011. Qe£
W PUier
AGENTS
SOLICITOR wanted for mall aub
icrlptlon work. Qood propoel
tlon. References necessary. Cora
tnlaalon proposition. 11. 0 Sin.in.
The Tlmea. Tipomt. Waah
KAI X DRI'OSIT VAl'l/M
FIDELITY TRUST CO 8 SAFE DB
POHIT VAULTB. Ground floor.
It A 7.01 tH SHARPENED
WE sharpen safety razor bludua.
All work kmit Mint oil. Mr.Millan
HrnH.. !HH Hrmnlwiiy.
EXCHANGE
TISADE for city property, 6-a.
chicken rniuli, 5-r. Mouse, fruit
trees, small fruits gaud well. Q-4,
T.ine*.
MONEY TO LOAN
OUR OWN MONET
FOR CITY AND FARM LOANS
W. N. DOUB A CO., INC.
&08-4 California Bldg. Main 21I»
I'IiIVATE money to loan, $50 t<»
11000, no commission. Payments
to suit Call 621S 80. Fife. Felix
Uubois.
10000 to loan at 7 and i per rent.
Other money at I per cent In*
quire of J. L. Bnepp, 1121 Fidelity,
Bldg. Main 4994.
1 HAVE 110,000 to loan on Impror
cd city or farm property la
amounts from 1(00 up. Call M«l»
6 AND 7 PER CENT~~
On improved real eatate or for,
building. Money advanced a* build*
Ing progresses.
U R. Manning A Co.. Equitable Bid
LOAN'S — Bhort or long term any
amount. 411 California Bids;.
$ 1,900 and $600 to loan ImniodiateTyT
C. D. Grant. 11l Bankers Trust
MONEY loaned on Improved uroo
erty. 7 per cent MarchMcOanl*
less Co., 117 80. 11th St. Berlin Bit.
MORTUAQB LOANS. Anounli fro«
$100 up; clt* or farm; M vest
rates. KORTOtf * CO. *MJg«£»»y
IX3ANB for home building "or !•»
pay off old mortgages. Lowest
rates, special privileges to bonow
«rs—l to I years. Money always oa
hand—no dela».
H. J. BCHWINN * CO., Inc.
116-19 Tacoma Bldg.
hhok iiKr-inmo
Werner * Moe., Ooodycar Quick
Shoe Kepair Co. Itl Commerce.

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