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fTIIK PACIFIC LIQUOR AND WINK H0U8K.
N. REUTER, Proprietor.
The belt ot Wlnei, Mquor and Cigar.
Family Trade a Specialty.
Tel. Red 1731.
1M6 Pacific Arc.
U06 Commerce St. Tacoma. Waahtagton
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ONTY'8 TJIIR.3T STORE
Ilerlln Building. 113 South tlth 8t.
Telephone, Main 1M.
TACOMA,
WASHINGTON
THE ABBEY
P. J. M00NKY. Proprietor
Telephone Jamei 2121
Wines, Liquors & Cigars
Roonii In Connection
TACOMA WASHINGTON
Pennsylvania Dairy
313 So. 11th Street
DEALERS IN
Fresh Butter, Eggs, Cream,
Milk and Buttermilk
All Kinds ot Ico Cream and !cc. Also thu
Original Dlllman Dread.
Private Car and Special Orders Given
Prompt Attention
.Phone John 2271
TACOMA
STYLES RIGHT
PRICES RIGHT
Menzies & Stevens
Latest Styles in
HATS, MEN'S FURNISHINGS AND
CLOTHING SPECIALTIES
913 Pacific Avenue
Provident Bid. TACOMA, WASH.
Kentucky Liquor Co.
Incorporated. Prune Main 113.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
1130 Pacific Avenue
"1 131 Commerce Street
Tacoma, Washington
Puget Sound Electric Railway
Interurban
Leave Tacoma 0:00, 7:10, 8:10, 0:15
(Ltd., no Btopn) 10:10. li :10 a m, 12:10,
1:10,2:10,3:10,4:15 (Ltd., no stops),
5:10, 0:10, 7:10, 8:10. 0:10, 11:15 j m.
Leave Seattle 0:30, 8:00, 0:00 (Ltd.,
no stops), 10:00, 11 :00 a in, 12 in, 1 :00,
2:00, 3:00, 4:00 (Ltd., no stops). 6:00,
0:00, 7;00, 8:00, 0:01), 10:00, 11 :15 p in.
PUYALLUP DIVISION
Lea vo Puynlltiiv 5 :S0, 7 :00, 8 :00, 0 :00,
11:00am, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, 6:00,
0:15,7:15,8:16,0:15 pm.
Leave Otli and Commrrco fits. 5:40,
7:00,8:00,10:00,12:00 am, 1:00, 2:00.
3:00,4:00,5:00,0:15, 7:15, 8:15, 11:15
p in.
(5:30 a m omitted Sundays)
Tacoma Trunk Factory
A good Trunk Is always a good
bargain. You can't judjjo from
more appearances. We sell
Trunks that not only look well
but wenr well. Suit Capes and
ISags of all sizes, styles and prices
Repairing done. Phono Red 2772
031 O Street
TACOMA, WASH.
U. ft. MANNINQ, Prea.
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L,. R. MAININIlNa Sfe CO., Inc.
Real Estate Loan and Investments. City and Farm Property. Timber and
Coaf Lands. FlrstCUss Mortgages and Investment Securities.
EQUITABLE BUIL.DINQ TACOMA. WASH.
A Delightful
BREAKFAST
WHEAT-HBARTH
Make a delightful breakfaat dlih: with fruit added, a
lorelr desert. Require llttl time to cook. A 1 If at ex-
Kbm for fuel. Ii guaranteed absolutely pure and eou
ataaaaayotaer cereal Bold by all grocer. lve
pound packet, So ceata.
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THE ANNEX
MARTIN ANGEL, Prop.
House of Fine Liquors
Phone Main 446.
Cor. Eleventh and Pacific Avenue
THE MCDONALD CIGAR CO.
Belli the lllgheit Grade ot
...CIGARS...
Manufactured by tho boit factoriii ot New
York and Tampa. Alto a complete line ot
Imported Cigars, Clfarettes and
Smokers' Articles
Tel. Main 765.
956 Pacific Avenue
DBA I PCTATF
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.AND
LOANS.
PACIFIC AVE.&UIiiST.
THE DAMFINO
P.T.McOLOIN, Proprietor
Telephono Main 1M
ESTABLISHED BEPORB THE WAR
Imported and Domestic Wines,
Liquors and Cigars
1302 Jeft'erion Avonuc, Comor l'aclltc
TACOMA WASHINGTON
The Best is None Too Good for
You. Get It at
The Trail
Saloon & Cafe
RUSSELL ORMSBY, Proprietor
113 S. 12th St., Tacoma, Wash.
L. L. R0BERS0X
Pri. and Trui.
C. II. R0BER5ON,
Sw'y.
EAT T. B. C. BREAD
MniIo hy
TACOMA BAKING COMPANY
Wlinlcnalo ManufarlurcrN nf Ilread, Caked,
Kir. Wo aluo make a Htwlalty of UOUI)
1IIIKAI. Tel. Jame Sill.
943 Tacoaa Arc, Tacoma, Wash.
Phone Main 748 Paving Plant, loth and Dock
Tht Barber Asphalt Partii Co.
ASPHALT
For Roofing, Street Paving and Reer
voir Lining
CONTRACTORS
Street Paving, Driveway, Floor and
Sidewalk
20J-4-5 Providence Bldg.
TACOMA WASH.
We make a liclaltv nf
PIINE POULTRY
Private Car Trade Solicited
Commercial Market
HARRY MASH. Prop.
Retail Dealer in
fresh and Salt Meats
1114 C Street
Telephone Main 202 TACOMA
J, II. TKHNEH, I'res. and Mgr.
Tel.W
Tacoma Carriage and Baggage
Transfer Company
OFFICE 101 TENTH ST.
Carriages Mi ligfiti Wigm at ill Hours
Prlvati Ambulaaci Pirfict in
Eviry Oitail
FIRST CLASS UVERY
..-... ,wH. uvv w .Hmil IU VUI MCI'
fenger, who will meet you on all Incoming
train.
If and .(ill. Cha.V. fn. t1aM& i II..
TACOMA, WASH.
A. T. HOaMER, Hmv'y.
KnjSp
flufl)MPTABLE DLDG.
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Thr Renlahted CI tr !
Wuns liennry beninua sed lie red aura
ware
uv boys hoo nenvtir get reel swete fresh
aire
too brcetho ann wenn thay sea a crick
It to .down
In a big park eumwnrc ann nwl tbe town
wood sea urn if thay swum In It ann
cnwl
nnn ofliaur hoo wood nrrest urn awl
niln hennry tied thay nenvtir clime a tree
nnn ikln thare leg ann verry aetduin aca
a reel live cow nnn plgg in offl ralr
becaw thar I no plaice to kepe um
thare."
nnn hennry cd If u wennt bnlrfoot thnr
thay hnvo no feeld uv cloaver frcih ann
fare
too kool tire feet wenn thay are hott ann
kerx"
tire toxe frum getten -ore. ann If., u
alepe
owt undorneeth n tree thade think that u
hod otto And mini betttir thing too doo,
"ANN IP TIlK HWIMMKN IIOAt. AI.NT UK)
ENUIT."
nun hennry ncd thnrcs boys hoo nenvur
kott
n fish ur saw wun until It Is bott
in tho niPto mnrrktit nnn Its ofllo andd
to think how littnl nollldgc autch boys
hndd.
nun hennry ncd If ho In rltch heed bring
autch boys owt frum the altty every
spring
nnn lot um piny with tins nnn fll thnro
nolo
with awcto fresh nlrc. ann If the awlnv
men lion I
nlnt big enuff weed talk the crick Initedd.
ann him nnn me ann billy grime ann
redd
wood show um how to live ann wenn thay
go
back hoam tbnde tell thare muther awl
thay no
witch thay heve lurnd frum us ann It
wood seem
ui If thade bin awl tbroo sum happle
drew).
Philadelphia Lodger.
What Be.aU Koand.
"Ob, I wish I were a grown up 1" ex
claimed licssle, coming In from school
and dropping down before her mother
In u dejected mood.
"You are doing n llttlo toward that
overy day," snld hor inotlicr. "Hut
whyv"
"Well, hcIiooI Is so hnrd. Now what
do you mipposu wo hnvo to do'"
"What 7"
"Notice uoiucthlug. Some bug or How
er, and conio to school and tell nil
about It."
"That Is not liurtl," said mother,
smiling. "Why not take some cookies
down by tint brook, anil porhnps there
you will bee Houiethlng Interesting.
Watch the toads and frogs."
"Hilly Jackson Is going to choose
frogs, but I might choose grasshop
pers." Cheered by tho cookies, Hesslo stroll
ed away, and after playing about tho
brook a while, she thought she would
return to the piazza. Her mother was
entertaining it caller; hhe kept close to
tho side of the house. She liWinl her
mother miylng that she wanted her to
gco ilcssle, she had grown so tall. Not
wishing to be found, and (trove this
statement, Hesslo crawled fnrthcr un
der tho vine, and found that she could
get entirely under the piazza, where
there wns a cozy place almost like a
playhouse. She sat here some time,
listening to tire voices overhead.
It was a nlrc place to play "enchant
ed puhu-o" her favorite make-believe.
The next thing she knew she was
feeling chilly, and It was dark. Hhe
tried to think whether she wero In
bed, when a queer lUtlo spark flashed
Initio her. It shone brightly enough
to tell her that sho was mill under
the piazza, but she was not wide
enough awake to realize that It wun
night. Hho wondered If mother's call
er were gone. Again tho little flame
passed her face, nnd she beguu to grow
timid. Now It was on her hand, and
now upon her dress. Just as she was
about to call for her mother a light
dashed In her eyes, and Hhe saw her
father coming with a lantern. Several
men wero with him, and her mother
carao behind, bringing her Jacket "She
ruuit have gone to the hill and lost her
way," she beard some one say.
"Papa, here I am I" she cried, for sho
knew In a flash they were hunting for
her. Borne one parted the vines, and
ahe came crawling out. Mother rushed
up and took her la her arms.
"We thought you bad gone to grand
ma's," she said, "and father was Just
going after you." and then there was
eaeral questioning and surprise from
every one.
Mother took Bessie Is and care her
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jpsMt
some bread nnd milk, but wncn etie was
eating It she suddenly stopped. "Moth
er, whero Is tho little candle," 8 ho Bald,
"tlio ono untlcr tho plnr.r.it'f"
No ono could understand her for
some time. Then papa went out, ami
after a while returned with a little
llreily held In his hand; nnd without
crushing It nt nil, he showed Uesslo
how It glowed like n little lamp, nnd
told her nil about the hnblu of tho
lightning-bug. She listened until she
felt Hhe could tell her teacher nil about
It. "I didn't know there were any bugs
that carry lamps round with tlietnl"
she exclaimed.
"Every bug and every flower Is made
In n wonderful way," said her father.
"I nm sorry 1 lost myself," she said,
sleepily, as she went up to bed, "but
It wns nice to mid something to. notice
for the nature class." Inex L. Strong,
lit Youths' Companion.
A Kroaen Babble.
Did you ever hear of a frozen soap
bubble? A boy out In Colorado wns
blowing bubbles last winter, when It
occurred to him to trj tho effect of the
cold outside ntr on one. Ills father,
who tells tho story, says tho thermome
ter registered about 14 degrees below
zero at the time, and when tho bubblo
was released In tho usunl way It fell
to tho snow perfectly frozen as a hol
low sphere of Ice.
It was subsequently found that when
tho temperature rose to zero tho bub
bles would not freeze, but whether this
was due to tho change of tetnperaturo
or the presence of more moisture In
tho air could not be determined. Tho
father of the boy in anxious to know
wlicthA It le possible to freezo n bub
blo in a more easterly latitude, where
tho air Is not so dry as it Is In Colo
rado. Ilntr Thtr Named the Ilnbr.
They tnlkcd ot Medorn, Aurorn and Florn,
Of Mnliel ntul Mnrcln nnd Mildred nnd
Mny;
Debnleil the question of Helen, Ilonorn,
Clarion, Cnmllln, nnd Phyllis nnd Fny.
Tlmy thought of Mnrcelln, ISstclIn ntul
llollit,
Considered Ccvllln, .Tcnnnctto nnd I'au
linn; Allcln, Aik'ln, Auncttn, Arnbclle,
Ami Iltlicl nnd Kiinlce, Ilortense nnd
Irene.
One liked Theodora, another Lenorn;
Some nrgtied for lMltli nnd soma for
Klnlne,
For Madeleine, Adeline, Lilly nnd Lorn,
And then, nftcr nil, they decided on
Jnue.
GREAT TOWER OF BUTTE.
Ilr-riifurrcd Concrete Hmokeataok m
Mnrtrl uf Modern ISnaJneerlna.
Out nt Hutto, Mont., whero tho great
stamping mills nnd ore-concentrating
works have turned tho mountain elty
Into a titanic Inferno of tall chimneys
belching blnck nnd sulphurous fumes
stands ono tromendoiu tower, the to
of which Is 800 feet above the ground
When Its erection was plnnned tht
first Idea wns to build It of brick. Thai
would have required a thickness of VI
or 10 feet of mnsonry at Its base. Hut
a construction engineer from Chicago
wns called Into cousultatlou. Ho pro
posed that the huge chimney be bulli
of concrete and, with some misgivings
tiio plan was adopted.
He prepared n foundation six feel
deep, 1'JxlU, of concrete, with a number
of steel re-enforcing rods. Heglunlng
at tho ground level, ho carried two thin
concrete shells upward for 100 feet.
The outer ono Is only nine Inches In
thickness, while, separated by four
Inches of spneo from this, Is nn Inner
suell live Inches thick. At n height ot
1(K) feet these two unite Into a single
7-Inch shell of concrete, which extendi)
Hkywnrd until tho vast height of IJRC
feet is reached.
ThN chimney, ninny feet higher tlinn
our modern city skyscrapers, is there
fore coiiiMised of but 14 Indies of con
neto nt the base and half tlrnt nmounl
for tho upper 250 feet. It Is not ol
plain concrete, hut Is re-enforced both
horizontally and vertically with a num
ber of Miuall steel rods, which wero held
In place until the concrete had been
deposited around them, making n re
enforced concrete ldy superior In ev
cry way to both steel and brick mason
ry. Thoro aru In the United Stntes
Broren or those wonderful chimneys.
Mechanical World.
Crime lu (Jreut llrllMlu.
The principal conclusions as to the
Increase and decrease of crimes and of.
fenses to bo drawn from the statistics
for 1104 nro shortly stated thus:
1. Crimes against tho jierson hnvo di
minished. 2. Crimes of the classes chiefly com
mitted by tho habitual criminals have
ceased to increase nt the saino rapid
rate n In previous years.
8. Minor ofTeiifcCs of dishonesty have
Increased.
4. Serious frauds and breaches of
trust have Increased.
B. Drunkenness Is stationary.
0. Offenses of the vagrancy clase
ore growing rapidly. London Dally
Graphic
Ifapplneaa Cau.ed Inaanltjr.
Judge von der Meden, of Hamburg,
who recently dlsapjeared whllo on his
honeymoon at Hanover, and wun found
wandering In the streets of Zurich, has
now been declared Insane. Among pa
pers found on him was a letter from his
wife. On tho envelope ho had written,
"I did not know a man could be so hap
py. I am so very happy that I think I
shall go mad
The Heat la Slla.ee.
"I don't think, daughter, that Mr.
Bportley Is a proper man for you to as
sociate with."
"Yes, but mamma, be owns a motor
ear." Boston Transcript
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SEATTLE TRUNK FACTORY
Manufacturer and dealer In
Trunks, Salt Casts and Satchels
franks Mas to Order and Rtsslrcd
817 Second Ave. SEATTLE WASM
Third ahd Columbia Tiionb Main IS
BONNY & WATSON CO
( SUCCCMOR TO )
BONNY & STEWART
rimsRAL DiiticTona and smbalmrm
way' ln,Aeodanc.5cattlefWash.
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Manager.
Florence Steam Laundry
THE GOOD ONE
Kdalillthed 1MU. Telephone in
Work Done On Short Notice
112-114 West front St.
MISSOULA, MONTANA
lGR.IIDPlClflCS.LOQN
MImmouUi, Montana.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Draught Beer, Fine, 5c.
Bottled Beer, 25c. n Quart.
All trains Stop 15 Minutes.
Opp, N. I. Depot.
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MISSOULA, MONTANA
THIS modern establishment with Its immense and varied
stocks merits the patronage of all. Whether it be
something to wear, to eat, to furnish your house, or any
thing else, you can get it here.
We want every reader of The New Age within our
territory to join the mighty ranks of pleased and prosper
ous customers already dealing with us.
REMEMBER OUR MOTTO -"We Sell Everything
and Everything the Very Best'
When in Seattle vllt
HA1NSOIN & CO'S
Billiard Parlors
The Finett in the Northwest
621-23 Firtt Avenue
SEATTLE WASHINGTON
Trunks Made
to Order
and Repaired
l'hono
Main 2816
SEATTLE TRUNK FACTORY
M. V. STRAUS, Mn-
Mhnufacturers and Dealer lu
TRUNKS, SUIT CASES AHD LEATHER GOODS
J17 Second Ave.Sattle. Wuh.
WATER TANKS
Fir Struom mint
Omtlmr Lumhmr
BoxShookw
Cmdmr Shlnglmm
Grays Harbor Commercial Go
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Just a Word About Rods
Utile Holla n ml til if ItolW; 1hIii llolU and
fancy ltoll: Itnll for lircakfaitt Hull for
lutichl Itollt for mippcr-nllKood wirUnf Itnll
f:nM lo perfect iirrt lonn at ho rellalila
lakcry inoit I'ooplu In Minimis know about
TEVIS & CRAWSHAW
GROCERS AND BAKERS
Hay, Grain, Flour, Fruit, Vegetablea
Confectionery, Etc., Etc.
131 Higgins Ave.
Missoula, Montana
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