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1888! COMMONWEALTH TITLE TRUST\u25a0 m Co.. The Competent TeL Main 101.5 10> 80. 10th stTACOMA TITLE CO.. The Competi-

tor, cor. Fidelity Bldg. Main 2194.

ABSTRACTS EXAMINED

F. W. GREENMAN, LAWYER—IIIi\u25a0 Fidelity Bldg Tel. Main 1884.

AMBULANCESrmn.qj^ru-_-_r.-.ii.ri.riri.i11 ---rjn.r^JOX^^^^WM-.-i*

•04 A st. Stables 6th & St. Helens. T.C. ft B. Trans. Co. Main 43.

PAC TRANSFER CO.. Main 64.

ASSAYERSa^J.j _ -Lru-^i_rLrv-u-tJ-M .j._r._,-iru-»-- J---UI- q-i.rii-n-«-«-»*

Allen McCullough, B. A., mining en-gineer, chemist; smelter shipments

Intended. IH3 \u25a0«-> Main 8007.

ATTOHNEYSi\ A. Latcham. attorney-at-law.

403-5 Berlin Bldg. Main 2240.

BOOTBL.\CK STANDSCOLD GltOUND—Ladles and gents.

liest »hlne In city. 1112 V* Pac ay.

TACOMA SHOE SHINING PARLOUSWe cater to ladles and children.

12 chairs. 907 l'acifto ay.

BLUE PRINTING«*WWW>im>x*jr^j-w.nj-in.r nj- _r

_-_run_TLl*u-|^LruiJ^J~k^U~U*Lf

Nicholson, sun and electrlo printing.603-7 Fidelity Bldg. Main 474.

BUILDING CONTRACTORSHOUSES built and part of money. lent. 2U« Equitable. \u25a0

BLACKSMITH AND PLUMBINGi SUPPLIESBLACKSMITHS' and plumbers' sup-

plies, machinery. Coast 2d HandHdw. Co., 1614 Com. St. Main 33ii7.

BAKERY

THADEN'S Bakery ft Coffee House,"The Millionaire's Club," »18

Commerce st.

BOWLING ALLEYOLD TOWN BOWLINO ALLEY"

2414 No. 30th. Come once, come•gain.

CARPET CLEANERS

YAK ICLKAN Vacuum cleaner; willrent you machine or furnish com-petcr.t operutor. Main 2754.

H. L. HOUCK—Carpet beating, re-fitting and laying; feather reno-vating and upholstering. 2812 Cithay. Malp 826.

\CIVILENGIXKEHINq

Nicholson, lot surveys, plattinggen, engineering. 503-7 Fid. Uia.'

CLEANING AND DYE WORKSLUCKEYS DYE WORKS, 788 St

• Helens. Gents' suit, skirt or Jacketcleaned and pressed 6(lc up Quickcalls and delivery. Satisfactionguaranteed. Main 7161.J. A. DONALDSON. Mil !lth St., 20

years' experience. Tel. Main 7450.

jl DRESSMAKINGWORK guaranteed. 714 Fidelity_ Bldg.. llth and C. Main 5499.

DRAYAGE.COMMERCIAL-FIDELITY TRUCKCO.—Largest moving equipment In

N. W. Furniture vans, trucks andauto delivery, 3 storage warehouses.Equipped to handle anything. Sat-isfaction guaranteed. Office Coi19th and Par. Main 706.

FORWARDING COMPANYNORTHWEST FORWARDING COM-

PANY. Household goods, ma-chinery, pianos and automobiles as-sembled and forwarded to all points.See us. 1722 Pacific nv. Mai 397.

HOTELS

- THE WILTWYCK1316 So. D st.

Every room a bright outside room,with hot and cold water, hot waterheat, large roomy closet; 2 blocksfrom business center; free bathsand phone. Rates $2.50 per weekup. Transient 50c and $1 00.

Kingston HotelBteam heat, hot water, $2.60 to $5.00per week, 50c, 76c, $1.00 per day.

16H So. 11th. cor D st.

A few more steam heated rooms at\u25a0 Alaskan Hotel. 14th and Pacific.

BOSTWICK HOTEL, ToTTi C St.Newly furnished.BOTLL OOUDON — Good clean

rooms. 250 and up. 1306 V 4 Pac.»v. Main 1809.

HOTEL GRAYS HARBOR, undernew management. 1509 Commerce.

.C. Frederlckson, Manager.

BAKER HOTEL. 732 Commerce st.' Board and room. Mrs. Merrltt,

Prop. -MASSASOIT HOTEL. 17th and C• sts., two blocks from depot. Rms.

tSc. 36c and 500 night; $1.25. $1.60! and $2.00 week.COLONIAL, opp. city hall. Dandy

.' \u25a0 , bod».WHITE'S HOTEL—Newly furnished

transients and weekly. 26c and-tOc. \u25a0 110 So. 14th. near Pn'-lflc.

/ 1CLEANING AND PRESSING- BOSTON" CLEANERS—Suits• . ed and pressed, 60c up. 620 So.llth. ~

• >\u25a0; MOVING AND STORAGB^2PAC. TRANSFER CO.. Main xrj^JX-

PAINTING A PAPERHANGING

*FRANK * HANBSON, 738 St. Hel-ens ay. Phone Main 6142.

PATENT ATTORNEYS

Elliott. FlO Bkrs. Trust. Patents,I Trade Marks, Drawings. Main 6779.

:?iw:.' \u25a0\u25a0; PRINTINGTOMMER^ALBiriD^RT^^'pTra

• CO.. Inc., 756-758 Commerce stphone Main 417. Printers, Binders.Loose l«af devloos. -\u0084-,.\u25a0-. \u25a0

RAZORS SHARPENED «^:?WE sharpen I safety raxor < > blades.

\u25a0 \u25a0 All work guaranteed. Vlrges DrugCo. 1124 Paclflo ay. — ~*> \u25a0-\u25a0-

MMEDICATED VAPOR " BATHS t.- r-.-iMEDICATED VAPOR BATHS /

Cures irheumatism and \u25a0 kidney dls-N» eases. -T»9 So. \u25a0 C et -Main 6114.

WINKS AND LIQUORS;LANGERT LIQUOR CO.. IS2I C St.Mlwholesale •*. and <"\u25a0* family — J trad*i\u25a0oHclted. Free \u25a0 delivery. • Main 6011.

jgijjjjjHACKS jFOB FUNERALS

Tacom» cemetery. 84; Catholic cem-.; etery, $1. Pac. Trans. Co. Mala 54

HARNESSMAKERmanufacturer of leather goods.

suit cases, eta A. F. Hoik*. 1107Pacific ay.

MONEY TO LOANMOHTQAQE LOANS, Any amount

F«ttlg ft BuaseUe. Berlin Bldg.

WANTED TO LOAN—SI2OO on goodTacoma property. Box K-J.90.

Times.LOANS In any amount. Cotton ft

Moaer, 417 Bankers Trust Illdg.1 HAVE money for Improved city

real estate or farms loans.UEO. WALTER RUSSELI* -312 Equitable Bldg.

LOANS In any amount. Cotton_

Moser, 417 Bankers Trust Bldg.

OUR OWN MONEYfor city and farm loans; low rates;Immediate answer to all applica-tions.

W. N. DOUB ft CO., INC.710 Fidelity Bldg. Main 7505.MONEY on real estate. Daniel lie-

Qregor, »10 Berlin Bldg.

ONE hundred and up to loan. Len-nox Investment Co.. 106 Equitable.

MONEY TO LOAN, plenty of It, low-est rates, no delay. Ounstoa-Heath Co.

1 HAVE! lust received severalthousand dollars to loan a I and

I per cent. Inquire J. L. Bnapp. 1111Fidelity Bios..PRIVATE money to loan, from $&0

to $1000, payments to suit, nocommission, money always on hand.Call 6318 So. Fife St.. Felix Dubols.

5, 6 and 7 PER CENTOn Improved real estate or forbuilding. Money advanced a* build-Ing progresses.L. R Manning ft Co.. Equitable Bid.MORTGAGE LOANS In amounts

from $100 up; low rates; no delay.NORTON ft CO.. 110-11 Berlin Bldg.

LOANS for home building or topay off old mortgage. lowestrates, special privileges to borrow-

ers—t to 8 years. Money always onhand—no delay. ,

H. J. SCHWINN & CO.. Inc216-219 Tacoma Bldg.

ON Imp, real estate. L. N. Hansenft Co.. Tacoma Hldg.. 11 til & A St.

SALARY AND CHATTEL LOANS

STATE SECURITY CO.BROKERS

SALARY LOANSLOWEST RATES IN TACOMAIf you are In need of from $5 to

$100 call and Investigate ourmethod of loaning money to honestworklngmcn steadily employed.NO MORTOAGE. . .NO INDORSER

NO PUBLICITYSTATE SEURITY COMPANY

307 California Bldg.

BOBVS LOAN OFFICE"Wo loan money on watches, cloth-ing, all goods of value. 1.107 Com.

CHATTEL LOANS. SALARY LOANSI propose to make loans

at a lower rate than youcan get anywhere until thenewspapers and philanthropistsprovide a cheaper place. Then I'llquit or compete. My business Isconducted along courteous, busi-ness-like and humantarlan princi-ples. You can get $5 to $100 today,and If our contract Is not satisfac-tory I'll cheerfully accept mymoney back In 24 hours withoutcost. D. 1). Drake. 210 Banker*Trust.

SHORT TERM CHATTEL LOANa41 g CALIFORNIA BLDQ.

PHYSICIANSDR. WARREN " BROWN. General

office practice and skin andvenereal diseases. 20S Equitable

UK. ROBB, 30l Provident. Main8778. Chronlo diseases, general

medicine.ELECTRIC bake oven bath, lady at-tendant; all chronic diseases treat-ed. Dr. J. Weyer, mechano thera-pist, 1021 So. 11th St. Phone Main7008.

DR. FOREMAN. SURGEON.Bankers Trust Bldg.

DR. PAUL, PHYa ft BURO. X-RAT.1111-12-1$ Fidelity Bid*.

ORIENTAL—Dr. K. Ito. disease ofgenlto-urlnary. 1612Vfc C Main »767Dr. Vocum moved Natl. Realty Bldg.

Day. Main 600; night. Main 7600.DR. JAS. A. LA Diseases of

women and surgery. Genlto-urln-sry diseases. Id floor Natl. RealtyBldg. Hours 1-4 and 7-8.DR. J. W. CLINE. IS2» McKlnley

st. Surgery and general practice.Phones: Office Mala 264; Res. Main7188

DR. C. E. CASE, surgeon, gynecolo-gist Office 1114 80. IT st. Res-

idence 1010 80. Uth St. Phonea:Offloe. Main 6887; res.. Main 6»1.

DR. THYNO. SURGEONSurgery and consultation only.

HOl-1106 Fidelity Bldg. Main 408.

OSTEOPATH PHYSICIANSDR. STOTENBUR. Office 422 Bank-ers Trust Bldg. Main BCO9. Res.Main 9610.

MACHINE SHOP.AUTOMOBILE, marine and all ma-

chinery repairs. Hicks-Bull Ma-chine Co. Phone Main 1874. No. 6So. 12th st.

DURABLE PLUMBINGDO you appreciate the Importance)

of having your plumbing donaright? Our guarantee and work-manship Insure plumbing perfec-tlon. Wtn. B. Coffee Plmg. Co.

DINNER PARTIES»nd room and board at Mrs. H. Jor-gensen's dining room, above GillDrug Co.. So. Tacoma.

jL UNDERTAKERSC. O. LYNN CO.—Funeral Directors,

810-H Tacoma ay. Main 7745. i

80. TACOMA FUNERAL PARLORS.6433 Union ay. Main 1082. Oeo.W. Piper.

SHOE REPAIRINGBOOTS and shoes repaired, prices

reasonable. Sheridan ay. Shoeghop, cor. 23d and Sheridan ay.

Werner A Moe. Qoodyear QuickShoe Repair Co.. 938 Commerce.

--.Jj :\ TAILORSRINOSETH the tailor formen and women. 1014 So. 11th.

Phone Main 4877.

>_^V POSTAL PHOTOS XBEBT place for up-to-date photo, novelties. Owl Studio. liltC st.'';Vv" " ;".'\u25a0': STORAGE. -, *;.\u25a0: '\ j.i-COMMERCIAI^FIDELITY TRUCK

\u25a0 CO.—t laige vwarehouses; fire-proof. \u25a0 Largest storage concern •Inthe N. W. Rooms under lock forH. H. foods. Expert - furniturepackers. » Office , Cor. . l»th and Pa-clfic Malu 70*. /-.-:•\u25a0 \u0084--^f.':«,:V '--v

LODQE NOTICESFAIRWEATHER LODOB, No. It.

A P. * A. M.. will hold a. mm, llitil communication

JjfJV Thursday. Feb. 13, 7:30 p.

fWiDT Sujournera Invited.# -^T \ RANDALL 8. WILLTAMS,

1 v \u25a0 W. M.WM. E. BPRHHABT, Bae.STATE LODQE. No. 68, F. * A. M.

(A Special communication ofA State Lodge, No. 68, will

KS\ be held W«d. evening*) theWGIO 12th, 7:30; work In thertLJOC first degree.i^y*. LEE P. HILL, W. M.

JONATHAN SMITH. Sec.LEBANON LODGE. No. 104. F. &

ft> A. M. Special communlca-jM_ tlon at Masonlo Temple,1U Monday, Feb. 17. 1913, nt

e_fGjKJ 7:30 o'clock. Work Injf^iQy first degree. Sojourners

' ** cordially Invited.EDGAR M. BURNS, W. M.

JACOB E. NOEL, Sec.DESTINY LODGE, U. D. F. and A.

OB M. Special communica-/R& tlon. Masonlo Temple,

/JJ* Monday, February 10. 7:30«f(i\tp. m. Work in F. C, de-rfcjQC gree. Sojournera cordl-

' » ally Invited.E. A. RICHAIIDSON, W. M.

C. W. BACKUS. Sec

TACOMA LODGE. No. 22, F. a A.tih M. Stated communlca-Uk tlon Friday, Feb. 7, 1918.

PgS\ at 7:30 o'clock. WorkWliVt In third degree. All Mas-y*Wj^C ter Masons cordially in-

FRANK r>. OAKLEY, W. M.G. DOWK McQUESTEN, Sec.STEAM heated front rooms, bath,

etc., 25c day. Lennox. 1633 So. D.

HOUSEKT'G ROOMSFOUR nicely furnished housekeep-

Ing rooms, private bath: also 3rooms, walking distance. Sll SouthYaklma. Phono Main 9699.Furnished housekeeping rooms $1.00

week up. 1942 So. 1> & Jefferaon.I'ITH. rooms for light housekeeping.

»13 So. O Bt. »TWO rooms In private residence,

well furnished and nicely locatedfor the money, $9 per month. HOSSo. J st. Phone Main (>975.

FURNISHED housekeeping roomsfor men, $1.25 per week up. 1733

So. E «t. Main 1219.TWO nice large front rooms for

light housekeeping, gas rangeand wood heater, walking distance.1523 So. E.NICELY furnished front rooms for

housekeeping, modern conven-iences, walking distance. 806 So.K. Main 3sli).

THREE fur. - hskpg. apts., Bteamheat and bath, 15 and $6 per wk.

PIEUCK HOTEL, 919 So. C St.Phone Main 8213.

JOHNSON FLATS, 1. 2 and 3-roomapts., $2.60 up. 535 So. E st.

TWO-KOOM housekeeping suites,also sinjiic ruoms. Stanton House,

1610 Vj So. Tacoma ay. Main 152.

3 GOOD rooms - on ground floor onSo. G >t. South Knd Storage &

Transfer Co. Phone Madison 591.FURNISHED hskpgwooms cheap,

also single rooms. 2712 ',6 So. Yak-lma ay.

THE ANTLERS—Furnished hakpg.run.; modern: central. 1116 C.

RENTMISCELLANEOUS

15-ACRE ranch for rent, goodbuildings, 4 acres cleared, IV4

mllo from city limits. Martin Flem,11. I>. No. 2. Hox 198. Tacoma.

WANTED TO BORROWWANTED TO BOIUtOW—SSOO on

real estate worth $1200, firstmortgage. Address Box H-1003",Times.

ANNOUNCEMENTSMADAM TORNOR, phrenolopiTtTnd

clairvoyant, gives reliable) adviceon all important affairs of life,past, present and future. Can beconsulted dally at 309 9th st.

THE only reliable photo postalstudio In the city. Everybody's.

HAIRDHESSINQ. manicuring,shampooing, scalp treatments, 25c,

1108 6th ay.

TACOMA FURNITURE & GENER-AL REPAIR CO. have moved to

723 80. 9th. Main 3850.

T. T. RICHMOND, piano tuner andrepairer, has moved to 3022 So.

12th. Main 2424.BUSY MEN AND WOMEN find It

convenient to telephone their ForSale and Want Ads to The Times,Main 12. Only one cent a word.ROOMS papered and paper fur-

nlsheJ $3.50 and up. 'tight up tothe minute on all kinds of paperdecorations. Estimates given onall kinds of paper hanging, paint-Ing, graining and decorating. E. M.Wesley. Phone Main «777.

LOSTLOST—Watch tob with gold locket.

On South Tacoma car leavingtown at 6:05 p. m., Feb. 12. 1913.Finder please call Main 5002. Re-ward offered.LOST—Monday night in South Pa-

cific ay. station. Fern Hill, ablack hand bag with small pursecontaining about $6 and other con-tents, 2 Ben Hur tickets, streetcar tickets, etc. Finder please no-tify Mary H. Bklllman, R. D. 3, Box180, Tacoma. \u25a0\u25a0 phone Madison 456or leave at Times office. Reward.

Wanted—To RentSMALL ranch capable, of carrying

eight cows: must be well equippedwith outbuildings. Would considersmall fruit ranch* In -vicinity ofSumner. Rent not to exceed $250.State- exactly what you have andlowest cash rent. V 1262 Times.

.' M:IK OKNKTS

WOVEN TRIPLE WIRE STAY $2.50UP. HUE. W. WYNN, 714 FI-

DELITY BLDQ. MAIN 64»»,

HOUSE MOVING.WORK, guaranteed. - The oldesthouse mover In town. J. P. Becker1419 So. Alnsworth, cor. 15th.

. , BARBER C<>l,i,i«,|-; -FOR men and women, wages whll*

learning. Moler Barber Co'.leeelIOIH Pacific ay. ~

ffAUi PAPERLARGE new stock of " wall paper,

very latest designs and patterns.Acme quality paints, adapted to thewestern climate. A. 8. Johnaon ftCo.. 1141 O st. \u25a0• \u25a0>\u25a0 -

" . SCAVENGERS.

OLIVBR^HENRY? Tacoma "darbageCo. - Main . 640«. \u25a0•'., Contracts mad*

for cleaning yards, vnults and cess-pools. Qarbage removed by . month.

AMERICAN GARBAGE CO. — Re-movlng garbage and refuse of allkinds. 216 Puy. ay. M. 742, res. 7519.

-lX: WOOD ASD COAIi • i^?;PETERSON BROS., hay, grain, poul-

try supplies and coal . and . wood.lOtb and k. Phone Main 331.'i-,.?.

THE TACOMA TIMES.

FOR SALE mMISCELLANEOUS -

FOR —One male Spltx puppy,$3. SOa South M.

FOR SALE—One folding go-cart,one adjustable baby buggy, $2.50

each. 806 80. Trafton.

FOR —Very cheap, two 12 -000-pound horses, large moving vanand double set of harness. PhoneMadison 138. \u25a0..\u25a0. \u25a0

\u25a0 .. .< . \u25a0

ONE good family cow, young andgentle. J. K. Bishop, Stellacoom,third house from bridge.ON account of our business, will

have to have heavier horses, sowill sell three horses weighingabout 1200 lbs. apiece very cheap.Farmers 1 Feed & Seed Co., 1122Puyallup ay. Phone Main 2641 orProctor 1693. \u25a0\u25a0 ,FOR SALE—Four cows, 1 fresh, 2

blocks west of Elmhurat Sta., on.Spanaway car line. S. H. Huyck.

FOR SALE—Cheap, a cow and calf.Call at 2929 So. M.

FOR SALE—Horse, about 1,000 lbs.Call Madison 263. ..

SET of white furs for sale cheap.Main SBOS.

MUST sell, 1.2r.0-lb. horse this week.Have bought automobile for de-

livery. He Is extra kind, gentleand good puller. See owner. ;W.Ray 2153 Jefferson ay.

FURNITURE of 7-room house Inbest desidence district. 3 rooms

rented pays rent of house; reason-able If taken at once. Main 1493.PAIR of good horses, weight 1600

lbs., and harness, $300. 1331!Commerce. Main 346."KINTZ DOES PLUMBING," Main

740.

NICE Jersey heifer. Just fresh. F.Frelhelt, 21st st. S. E., Puyallup.

FOR SALE—A fine, large "" bullmoose head, all mounted, cheap if

sold soon. 2923 No. 16th st.

100-EGG Incubator and chick brood-er, In perfect order, used only

three times. Reason for selling,going awny. 2923 No. 16th st.FOR SALE CHEAP—IIOO lb. ranch

horse, steady and honest worker,$40; 3 larger horses, $50 up; teamof ponies and farm wagon, $85.608 Puyallup ay.

PURICEY BROS.SELLS

Hardware, stoves and ranges, dish-es and cooking utensils, carpetsany size, curtains, couch covers, pil-lows nnd quilts, dressers, couchesand beds, springs and mattresses,new and second-hand, at the dou-ble front, 1316-1318 C St. Main5043.

CARSTENS SHEEP GUANO.~BesIlawn and garden fertilizer on

market. Ton lots cent a pound de-livered In city. Less than ton lotscent and quarter. Phone Main 1400.

GRIFFIN NURSERY ~~So. 67th near Spanaway car line,big fine trees, roses, etc. Madison265.FOR SALE—One Buck steel range,

$15; 1 folding bed, $5; 2 BrownLrghorn cockerels, $1.00 each; 1Black Minorca, $2.00. Call ' 1841East 30th. Portland ay. car. MainS3Bl.INVALID chairs for rent. Physic-

ians' Supply Co., 954 Commerce..'FOX SALE—Pacific Incubator, 240-- 1912 Model, used only threetimes, half price. Inquire 3609 No.Bth. Phone Proctor 1204. I<\u25a0

FOR —Two milch goats., TakeSummit or Puyallup car, get off atEn*t Lori-liinoiit. walk half milesouth. C. Llnman.5 ACRES .shot clay, improved, but

no buildings, on easy terms 1good cow, $45; 360-egg CyphersIncubator, $10; 2 indoor brooders. N.P. Olsen, 3 blocks south of Jovlta,Seattlc-Tacoma lnterurban.FOR SALELight Jersey cow.

3630 Eaat B st.

FOR SALE—Suit cabinets withglass doors, mission tables and

stools. Christoffersen's, 925 C St.CHRISTOPHER NURSERY. Trees

and bulbs. Special prices. 70680. G. Main 3139. _____SAM HING CO., fine Chinese and

Japanese Tea, Silks, Dry Goods.1354 D st.UNDERWOOD typewriter in good

condition, quick sale $35. X-1014,Times.FIR lumber and shingles. Young

& Johnston Lumber Co., Kapow-sln.

WE have a few second-hand mo-torcycles for sale. 1012 So. 11th

st.FOR SALE cheap, row boats,

launches, fixtures, etc., at thePoint Defiance Pavilion Co. PhoneProctor 1999.FIRE and burglar-proof boxes; lc

the day. March-McCandless Co.,117 So. 11th st. _WANTED—LadIes buying the best,

at Behlings Butter Store. 1109 So.K. Tea, coffee and spices.

BELL MARKET—Best service andquality. 2604 6th ay. Main 409.FOR 2d hand goods see SHUETT,

1343 Commerce st.

ASK your dealer for STERLINGbrooms. warranted. Tacoma

Broom Factory. t3lO So. 10th.FRESH green ground bone dally.

Tacoma Meat Co.. 1508 Pac ay.

MITCHELL NURSERY, LarchmontFruit trees, roses, etc. Main 7871 R5

SECOND-HAND machinist and car-pentor tools wanted. . Bixe.

1339 Commerce St. -IF YOU have a fat or fresh cow

to sell, call Boston Market. 2321Pacific ay. Main 449. \u25a0

ALT HEIDELBERG BEERColumbia Brewing Co. Order a

case. Main 229. - \u25a0-\u25a0-.-- - -WANTED to buy household goods.

Wm. Fit*-Henry Co., 103 So. 12th.Tel. Main 8736.

SPECIAL NOTICESPHONE Main 2846 and we will call.

Pantorlum. 936 Commerce Bt. *\u25a0

HOMESTEADS ; >!"JOIN California Land Excursion to

Marysvllle, February 17. Irrigat-ed (gravity water free) land. QBton the ground now; early cropsyield $500 acre; little money requir-ed; 21 families wanted. S. L. Les-ter, 11l 10th st., Titi-oma. \u25a0\u25a0 nr.

. BENT—HOUSES c-ffiVIEW house, 8-r., bath; 623 K. 33d,

near N. P. hospital, $16. Bunga-low, 5-r., bath, orchard, $15. 1*24South C4th, near O street. \u25a0-.—-•-\u25a0 idy

LENNOX INVESTMENT CO.206 Equitable Bldg. >"".

RENT—6IB • South - Alnsworth, - 8rooms $15, save car fare, cheap-

est house In good *. neighborhood.Owner, 812 North L. Phone Main6201. - ,-. ' ..-.\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0-.', . \u25a0\u25a0:- -, ' ,< \u25a0.„ \u25a0

FOR RENT— house, • SouthTacoma, close In, porcelain plumb-

Ing, electric lights, faces eaat. Seeowner, 604 80. J at. ; - :--1". -r." <FOR RENT—S-room cottage,» wln-

-11 dow ahadea, jgas range, linoleumon . kitchen. Phone Main 7647. >u-y

FOR RENT— 6-r. house, bath,"* near* Jefferson ' car, 3012 Chandler st..

$9, Including water. ••\u25a0-.-. :^r, :;'•.„..

RENT a house and we will furnish-\u25a0- It for \u25a0 you for cash !or , easy - pay-ments. Tac. Furniture Co., »11-13 C.

POULTRY AND EGGSSETTING HENS, $1.25; Buff Orp-

lngton eggs, $1 per It, $5 per100. 4019 80. Tacoma ay. MadisonSZB. \u25a0 \u25a0-. ' --\u25a0'\u25a0•' -"\u25a0\u25a0• - - . - .BUFF ORPINGTON eggs for set-

ting. Good laying strain. 1607So. 40th »t. -FOR SALE—R. I. Red eggs for

hatching, select stock, 11 and$1.50 per setting of 14. 806 So.Trafton. \u25a0•

FOR SALE—One n. I. Red Cock-erel, $3, and twelve laying pul-

lets, $1.26 eaoh. All full-blooded\u25a0elected stock. 806 So. Trafton.FOR SALK or exchange, 3 white

Wyandotte cockerels. 6402 So.Union ay. Main 3838. \u25a0

HUFF Hock eggs for hatching,baby chicks, setting hens. Main

1683. \u25a0'_^

FOR SALE—Rhode Island Red andAncona cockerels. Main 3223.

5937 So. I st. "

TEN genuine full blooded WhiteLeghorn. hens, 10 months old.

Your choice $1.00 each. Call 6402So. Mason ay. Qußt Swanstrom.GOOD • laying W. Leghorn pullets.

Main -7808 J-5. \u25a0

CRYSTAL WHITE ORPINGTONeggs, $3.00: S. C. R. I. Reds, $1.50;

two for $2.50. Red pullets andmales for sale cheap. Chas. Fraier,Bismarck.A FEW Buff Orpington cockerels

for sale, good stock. Madison

QUEEN Incubator, grit machine,bacy chicks, eggs and cockerels.

Fred A. Johnson. Main 8930-R.

ARRED Rock and White Leg-horn eggs for hatching, 50c set-ting. Take Spanaway car to Lln-

coln ay. E. A. Dowder.BARRED -ROCK and White Or-

plngton cockerels from exhibitionstock, prices reasonable; one 176---fgg Old Trusty, $10; one 80-eggPacific, $8; Fawn and White In-dian Runners, 75c up, white eggstrain. Nashawena Poultry Farm,Proctor 722.S. C. BUFF ORPINGTON e^gs^

$2.50 15; White Wyandotte, $2 15.Prize stock. O. J. Stave, 701 So.60th. Madison 177.S. C. WHITE LEGHORN eggs for

hatching, $1.00 per setting of 16:all thororoughbrcd trap-nestodstock. A. Severtsen, Gig Harbor,Wn.FOR SALE—I2White Leghorn lay-

ing pullets. 75c each; also An-cona, White Leghorn pullets andcockerels. Scott's Studio, Fidelitylildg.

THOROUGHBRED Rhode IslandRed, W. Minorca and Ancona eggs

for hatching; also a few cockerelsof same strains for sale. PhoneProctor 1911.FOR SALE—Reliable Barred" Rock

and W. Wyandotte eggs, $1.50 persetting. C230 So. Lawrence st. Main5972-R.

WHITE ORPINGTON eggs. $Tjsoand $2.50, 16; W. Leghorn, $100,

15. 712 So. 69th. Main 4136.RID your chickens of lice and

mites now. To do It easy, useElectric Insect Powder. CrownDrug Co. and grocers.

EGGS for hatching, S. C. WhiteLeghorn, Buff Orpington, R. I.Reds, $5 per 100, $1 per setting.Heavy laying strain. No better Inthe state. John Lewtas & Son,Regents Park, Tjujoma. PhoneVroctor 1551. * '..ifg

DAY old chicks of White Leghornand Sliver Wyandottes, 15 each;

eggs for hatchlng,:<sl.oo per settingof 15, all thoroughbred stock. N.Thelm, 1004 No. Alder st.

EXCELLENT White-Rock cockerelsfor breeding purposes, $2.50. Main

9027-L.

LEGAL NOTICESNOTICE TO CREDITORS— the

Superior Court of the State ofWashington for Pierce County.In the matter of the estate of

Mellen P. Larrabee, deceased.Notice Is hereby given by the

undersigned, duly appointed admin-istrator of the estate of Mellen P.Larrabee, deceased, to the creditorsof, and all persons having claimsagainst, said deceased, to exhibitthem, with the necessary vouchers,within one year lifter the firstpublication of this notice, to theundersigned at 607 Bernice Bldg.,Tacoma, County of I'ierce, andState of Washington, being theplace for the transaction of thebusiness of said estate.

Hate of Issuing and first publi-cation of this notice February 131913.

F. H. LARRABEE,Administrator of said Estate.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS—In tileSuperior Court of the State of

Washington for Pierce County.In the matter of the estate of

Carrie A. Larrabee, deceased.Notice is hereby given by the

undersigned, duly appointed admin-istrator with will annexed of theestate of Carrie A. Larrabee, de-ceased, to the creditors of, and allpersons having claims against,said deceased, to exhibit them, withthe necessary vouchers, within oneyear after the first publication ofthis notice, to the undersigned at607 Bernice Bldg., Tacoma, Countyof Pierce, and State of Washington,being the place for the transactionof the business of said estate.

Date of Issuing and first publi-cation of this notice February 13,1913.

F. H. LARKABEE,Administrator of said Kstate, with

the will annexed.

SnmraoiiH for PublicationIn the Superior Court of the State

of Washington In and for theCounty of Pierce.

F. L. Hartman, Plaintiff, vs. N. W.Collins and Allah Maud Collins,his wife, Defendants.The State of Washington to the

above named defendants. N. W.Collins and Allah Maud Collins, hiswife.

You and each of your are herebysummoned to appear within sixtydays after the date of the first pub-lication of this summons, towlt:within sixty days after the 9th dayof January, 1913. and defend theabove entitled action In the aboveentitled court, and answer the com-plaint of the plaintiff and serve acopy of your answer or otherpleading upon the undersigned at-torney for plaintiff at his officebelow stated; and in case of yourfailure so to do judgment will berendered against you according tothe demand of the complaint whichhas been filed with the clerk ofsaid court. \u25a0 '

This action Is one brought by theplaintiff to foreclose a certainmortgage for $360.00 and interestof date August 25th, 1910, made bythe defendants to the plaintiff up-on the following lands In PierceCounty: • --. ss :- .

" Commencing at a point Two Hun-dred and Twenty (220) feet northand One Thousand One HundredSeventy-nine and seventy-five hun-dredths 11179.75) feet west of thecorner of Secttonn Nine, Ten, • Fif-teen . and > Sixteen, Township Nine-teen (19) North,: Range Two Eastof the Willamette Meridian; thencerunning Fifty • (60) • feet south;thence Ninety and twenty-five hun-dredths (90.25) feet east; thenceFifty feet r(50) north' along - thewest Jtneof Lake City Boulevard;thence Ninety and twenty-five hun-dredth! (90.25) feet west to thepoint of beginning, together > withall and singular the tenements,' her-editaments \u25a0 and \u25a0 - appurtenancesthereunto belonging. *\u25a0-. \u25a0>\u25a0<\u25a0-\u25a0 -- *_.i,~.*-.

And for a 'deficiency r Judgmentagainst the said defendants. -\u25a0

- H. H. JOHNSTON,..'•\u25a0\u25a0- Attorney for Plaintiff.

Office and P. O. Address: 710 Fidel-\u25a0 \u25a0 ity Bldg., Tacoma. Washington. \u25a0,

HELP- FEMALEWANTED—Elderly lady housekeep-

er on farm, 2 children, goodhome. Otto Schuffenhauer, Roy,Wn.

WANTED AT ONCE —Young girl, $7per week, clear, candy and fruit

More, Call 1331 So. C at.

A-l HAND LAUNDRYGives special attention to the fancywork and lace curtains. 741 Taco-ma ay. Main 2605.WANTED—OIrIs to learn ualrdress-

lng, manicuring, etc. Paid whilelearning. 1108 6th ay.

TRY our 600 FAMILY WASHING.Famous Washing Co. Mala «4t>4.

TAILORS' anil dressmakers" sup-plies. Albert R. Baur Co.. 817 11th.

CANCERS cured without knife orplaster; consultation free; Stephen

Johnson, school house crossing,Fern Hill. \u25a0

Welnstone.ladlea'sults $10 up.4OK 9th

Situations —FemaleBXPKfinnfCED woman cook

wishes position In small camp.Box J-1256. Times.A Competent willingwoman wants

work of any kind by the day orhour. Phone Main H074, room 14.A strong girl wants work by the

day. Tel. Main 4877.YOUNQ woman wants position as

housekeeper, good cook, refer-ences. Call 2127 Tacoma ay.NEAT, competent seamstress wish-

es engagements, 51.60 per day.Box J-1263, Times.

PLAIN sewing, called for and de-livered. 913 So. O. Main 2119.

Family Washing 50cMetropolitan Wet Wash. Main 2572.

HELP MALEWANTED—Capable man or woman

wlio likes outdoor work, takingcare of chickens, horse and cow forabout 5 to 6 weeks. lieply to J. B.Box 5 It .R. 1, Lake Bay.WANTKD—Superintendent for saw

ami shingle mill. Must be reliu-ble and in position to Invest (-..">«">.Address Box J-1260, Times.

WANTKD—Four High school or lr.P, S. boys who can work afterschool and on Saturdays or Mon-days. Former Times carriers pre-ferred. Apply this week to R. (J.Smith, The Tacoma Times.

WANTED—A young man with ex-perience to set up anil pack fur-

niture. Tacoma Furniture Co., 1)11---913 C st.SPIRITUALISM—Coming. Prof. Hel-

ler, materializing medium. Sun.even.. Feb. 16th, Moose Hull, 13thand X si.WANTED—A good carriage painter

to take, half interest in autopainting; have shop and can getthe work. Call at 612 So. 12th st.

Situations— MaleEXPERIENCED cook wishes posi-

tion In small camp. Box J-1256,Tinn-s.

Wanted — MiscellaneousWANTED—Desk room; must be

cheap. Box H-1002. Times.MORTGAGES bought and renewed.

Lennox Investment Co., 1103Commerce at.

BOARDKItS WANTED.

WANTED—To board children underschool age, mother's care given.

Plmne Main 29f>.s.

ROOMS AND BOARDROOM and board In private home,

good location. $4.50 per week.Main 4654.

BOARD and room by day or week,private family, reasonable. Call

2814 East 1» st.

ROOM and board in private family.2715 So. 13th.

THE HOTEL KISMET, the work-Ingman's home; reasonable rates

and absolute home cooking. 929So. E.WANTED—2 or 3 children to board,

close to school, nice yard. 33216th ay.

JIOOMS with or without board.Mia. Crow. 415 So. E. Main 6194.

WANTED TO BUYWANTED—Good sound ranch horse

must weight 11 or 12 hundred,sound and gentle and so woman candrive. Address Box H-1004, Times.SELL YOUR FURNITURE to Sllcox

943 Tacoma ay. Main 3612.

WANTED — Second-hand furnitureand stoves. J. O. Purkey, 1315

C et. Main 6839.

FURNISHED ROOMSFURNISHER rooms for light house-

keeping. Call 913 So. G at. .NICELY furnshed single rooms for

rent at 1110 So. E St., $2 week.Main 6259.SYLVAN, 701 St. Helens, furnished

rooms, $1.50 up; hskpg. suites.steam heat.

FOR a man to work, call up theHenry George, Main 8748.

IF you have a room—a room whichla not bringing you In any money,

then you are doing at least twopeople an injustice—yourself and aprospective roomer. You can rentyour room through Times Want AdjMain _2.HOTEL MODERN—Nicely furnished

corner rooms; single, $1.25 up;hskpg. $2.00 up. 1904 D St. and1945 So. E. Private baths. Free liidy

BUSINESS CHANCESWILL sacrifice on account of sick-

ness, home bakery and lunch;Ideal location. Price $200, halfcash, terms. Inquire 620 So. 11th.

ROOMING house of 12 rooms, al-ways full, large yard; nets $40

over rent. 1137 So. E. Main 7768.FOR SALE OR TRADE—A 35-room

hotel, down town location, forgood real estate and part cash.Box G-1008, Times.FOR SALE—At Invoice price, a

grocery and feed store doing agood business In a growing suburbof Tacoma; a splendid opportunityfor a man with moderate capitalto Invest. Address W. E. Russell,Box 999, Tacoma.FOR SALE—Furniture store, doing

good business. Must sell Immedi-ately. Good reason for selling. Main8727 or address Box C-1006, Timesoffice.GOOD meat market snap; one of the

best paying markets In town.Will sell cheap if you have nothingtn trade. Box B-1001. Times.

REAL ESTATEWDON"T PAY:""RENT~

5-room modern new bungalow;basement, fireplace and all latestbungalow features: on Pt. Defiancecar line; $26 down, move right In;then $25 per month. See owner.

H. B. LAKE403 Perkins Bldg.

'Thursday, Feb. 13, 1913.

REAL ESTATE RJAI^ESTATE^^Contractors are

LookingAT THE REST OF THE FEW LOTS IN

Fletcher HeightsNear end. No reserve without deposit. Call at 4301 6th ay.. store,

cor. Mason ay. Open all day. O. A. Kalland, Grocer.ADVT. IN "TIMKS" ONLY. 4 SOLD SUNDAY. .

2 Acres WaterfrontFOR SUMMER HOME

Location perfectly Ideal, just south of entrance to Gig Harborfacing the narrows and Pt. Defiance park. Many Improvements now ,being made. Best boat service. Nearly level, rich soil. Very easyterms. Our big private launch leaves here every Sunday at 10:00 toaccommodate prospective buyers. Free ride returning In time for din-ner. From 2to 5 acres being sold on very easy terms. Price $000per tract up. Come in or phone if you care to inspect this magnifi-cent property. Wo will take you over any day.

MARCH-McCANDLESS CO.117 So. 11th St., Tacoma.

A REAL BARGAIN2 fine lots 25x120 each on 100 ft.

street, 2 ft. above grade, level,street graded, cement walks, sew-er, water and gas, 15 mln. from11th and Pacific. Price includingall Improvements, $N00; $50 cash,$10 per month. Call up owner,Proctor 120, evenings after 6.

Two lots. So. 44th and Hosmer,$100 net; no lncumbrance. Ad-dress P. O. Hox 1017, City.

Ifyou have any property to rent,trade or sell, see us. E. P. Camp-bell Co., 427 California Bldg.

EVERYBODY'S DOING IT —Heading bulletins how to save therent. 200 California Dldg.

GO with me Sunday and see my 6-acre tract cheap, easy terms; 6

miles from Tacoma north. 220Bankers Trust. I'hone Main 9884.

Cheap—2 corner lots and 7-roomhouse; grading done; must sell atonce. Call 3636 East G.,

BEST BARGAINA 6-room bungalow. 2 miles south

of Midland on Collins Crossing;summer kitchen, woodshed, barn,chicken house; 3}4 acres of land,H acres cleared; 1 fresh cow, 1horse, 40 chickens; price $'.',000; forsale by owner, I. Lee, R, F. D. 4,Hox 4». Tacoma.FOR SALK—By owner, 5-room bun-

galow, all modern, on easy pay-ments and cheap if taken soon.b-jll South J st.

A SNAPS-room, well built cottage, 2

dandy lots, have been In garden,I 1!: blocks from car, 5c car fare. $8per month. Price $750.

T. W ASPINALLMain 873. 604 Natl. Realty Bld<»

fSOINC. TO SELL, THIS WEEKNew bungalow in North End, on

Point line, full cement bas'-ment,large living room with fireplace,goud bath with best plumbing; ev-erything good and modern. Lowprice and easy terms. Get busy andsee owner. Proctor 1235.

Nice 6-room, modern cottage, nicelawn, good locution, all Improve-ments In and paid. Price $1450. $200clown, $10 per month. T. I). Greg-ory, office Morton and McKinley ay.

For sale, 5-room house, 4 lotsimproved, fruit trees, berries, barn,chicken houses, large gardon; 2blocks to car. 422 K. 60th St., Bis-marck.

OwoeirNine acres at Napavlne, Wash.,

Lewis county; 3 railroads, 60 milesTacoma, In city limits, 4-roomhouse, root house, 2 chicken houses,barn, good well, bearing orchard,f i wit and berries of all kinds,about 2/4 acres in fall vetch andoats, orchard in clover, about 1V»acres for garden, balance in pas-ture. Best of soil, sub-irrigated;fine place for chickens and dairy-ing. No fuel to buy. I am goingcast. Must sell. $1350 gets It. Ev-erything on place will be for sale.I will pay buyer's car fare,

T. W. CRAGONapavine, Wash.

For hair cheap for cash, 4-roomhouse and 2 good lots. 825 East60th St.

3-room house and 2 lots; price$625, $100 down and $7 per month.1008 Natl. Realty Bldg., Tacoma,Wash.

FOR SALEChoice wheat lands and farms,

$12 to $25 per acre. Milwaukee line.Will be in town few days. See meat 309 Bernlce Bldg. or address E.K. Christie, Low Gap. Wash.

New bungalow, $250 cash. 5-r.1424 So. 54th. near N St. $2250 WithZ lota and orchard.

Lennox Investment Company1103 Commerce st.

30 acres near Puyallup for sal*cheup. Call owner, Main 7864-J-4.

42 ACRESAt Mossy Rock, 2 acres in orchard,good house, barn. 6 horses, 5 cows,chickens, hogs. Will exchange forcity property.

H. W. MYERS428 Perkins Bldg.

$476.00 —5 acres best soil, allfenced and cross fenced and plowed;house 12x14, barn 12x20. 20 fruittrees, good well water; $290, 7 percent Interest for one year; $185cash. By owner, 1311 South E; allplowed. Main 3935.

EXCHANGEWANTED—SmaII ranch In ex-

change for desirable Tacomahome. Box J-1257, Times.

FINE chance to trade. Will acceptother property for either of these

modern houses, 1. c.: 4008 N. 34th,8 rooms; 1422 South 54th, 5 rooms;3571 East M, 5 rooms (corner Len-nox Plaoe); 623 East 33d, near N.P. Hospital, 10 rooms. Go and see,then offer give or take "so much."Lennox Company, 1103 Commercestreet.

GOLD filled watch, worth $22, toexchange for typewriter. 526

California Bldg.

13 ACRES, 6 acres in berries, 3 Inclover, good house and barn; only

'4 mile from Puyallup. For partic-ulars address 818 No. I st., Tacoma,Wash;TO EXCHANGE—Equity In 6-room

new bungalow for rooming house.Call Main 6668.

HOMES on $20 payments. LennoxInvestment Company, 1103 Com-

merce st.FOR Puyallup Valley lands, seeHarry V. Smith. 204 Provident Bldg.

BARGAINIv West End Home

| $2,500

A new 6-room bungalow locatedon No. Proctor Bt., close to carline. This house Is well finished,has two bedrooms upstair*, bath,cabinet kitchen and concrete base-ment.

Will take good lots for owner'sequity of $1200. balance of $1300 tobe arranged any way to suit buyer.

• "V. -New Jersey Mortgage

Loan Co.11l So. 10th et.

20 ACRES\u266620 PKR ACRE

Qood land for chickens and fruit, .fine site for a home, located on au-tomobile road one-half mile fromlive town, near Tacoma. Terms Ifdesired. . .

.T. M. CURTIS & CO.314 Bankers Trust Bldg.~~ 8 ACHES IMI'nOVKD

Good buildings, orchard, smallfruit, cows, chickens, tools; underhigh state of cultivation; near goodcar line; only $3000, terms..ludarn A Hill. 313 Iluuker* Tru»t

80xl30-FT. CORNER.Very close In. within 3 blocks of

the Point Defiance car line. Lotaare high and nightly. Room for 3houses on lots.

PRICR $1000

JESSE O. THOMAS, JR.320 Tacoma Bldg.

FOR SALE—One acre place set toberries, etc., story and % bunga-

low. Cash. No agents. Cull atSl6 Tacoma aye. Phone Main 2089.rChicken Ranch for Trade

IV4 acres near Fern Hill, righton car line; all fenced and in cul-tivation; 30 bearing fruit trees,some berries and currants, 2 goodwells, new 8-room house, fine barn,2 diloken houses, 60 chickens, >ston of spuds and late agriculturaltools. This is a dandy little ranch,good soil and close In, 6c fare. Toomuch work for old couple and theywill trade for a little home in anypart of the city. 2-E

Surety Bonds. Ftre Insurance.

E. P. GREGORY CO., Inc8. R. Webb. B. F. Gregory.

Second Floor National Realty Bldg.

1117 Paclfio Aye.

/

DO IT TODAY VGo out and see 40 acres of the

best land In Pierce county, mostof It vine maple and alder bottomon which oats over 6 feet tall grewlast year (we can show you thestraw), good roads, fine homes,well improved farms all around thisplace. Less than an hour auto ridefrom the center of Tacoma overone of the best roads In Piercecounty. Price $50 an acre. J,i cash,balance 6 per cent, easy terms.

Surety Bonds. Fire Insurance.

E. F. GREGORY CO., IncS. R. Webb. B. F. Gregory.

Second Floor Natl. Realty lildg.

1117 Paeiflo At. \u0084

LITTLE HOMEA dandy; all In fruit; car fare sc;

all improvements In and paid; 3blocks to car; lot 60x200. :Price$1,000; $150 - cash, balance ownterms, 6 per cent. •. •• -ON. JOHNS -~

203 California Bldg. -

For SaleS 5-acres tracts at $1,800.One 6 acres Is improved, has \u25a0

been in crop; fruit trees, straw- , Iberries; a good well of water; ;. house, barn, tool house andwood house, chicken houses, allfenced. Will take some trade.This Is very<good soil, can.be-sold In 6-acre pieces. For par-

, ticulars call at 30« National \u25a0 VBank of Commerce ' building,n. 1). Duff, agent.

{ ."t .V

- -> •- •--.> FOR SAMS. '\u25a0 -i.*-,**\u25a0>. • \u25a0:.; \u25a0

\u25a080! acres south waterfront ranch.18 acre* cleared, good bottom landand timber; fine creek on land; 180"bearing trees, 6-room house, biKbarn, 2 cellars, chicken house, woodshed, Ipostofflce, school house near- \u25a0

by. j-Price j$6.600;; -. % cash, :balancemortgage;:! no agent. Must at *,once. ?- Box /. J-1259 Times. ;;-\u25a0 . \u25a0' \u25a0\u25a0