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plan:<nn»itsnis, rvrryboily wou]<] l>cne.

fif, r«s]]y),is >»»«]i s s 14(. Si'.vr n or

eight »ill]ion-e<li] rcci]>irnis <>t'he nlil.

r)ge <'umpensai ic>n fun<le.Thr. Tuwnsiin<l plan is )I<>] a pensinu

plan for ihe age<1, I>ut s. recovery pls>i —-

s plan to end yovcriy by giving cv<iry.

body an opportunity.'1'he young man ii»<l thc young mom<I<>

fresh from rollege vvou](], l)y rcssonof being nhlc tn stop immediately intoromano«<<tive cmp]oyment, be helped

sren merc than the older person com-

missioned by thc government to spoor]

$200 a month.The plan wou]d work as much and as

sure]y to ihc mlvantsgc of. thc man efSO and his wife an<1 each of his littlebrood of youngstr,rs as to his father«nd mother, who, by it, would be safe-guarded ag>ainst privation or need in

their c]cc]ining years.11>deed, it is s, plan, not <]nnc "for

the aged," liul, for alll

Borah Hits Monopoly

ln support, ef Pres]<]<)nt 1]oosevc]t'swos]th-distribution proposal —which, aswas to h<tvc been cxpcctcd, lias csl]cdforth thc militant opposition of theowners of thc money c]utngcrs andn)onop(>]ists of the country and theirrepresentatives in congress and in thocditorin] rooms —Scnr<tor Borah thcother <lay <]irected onc of his oratorica]hombshells against rtll monopoly.

'.]ust as rapidly," soir] thc Ir]ahostatcsn>nni ''ss thc producer or ]shareror t)ma]] business man secures some pos-sible increase, sonic gains, these bene-fits arc drained away from them intothe roffcrs of monopoly. So long as thiscontinues, mi]]i<)>)s <Irc going to bc«on1]>e]]e<] to si,rugglc for c. hare ex-istence in rt land oi wca]ih and ]>lcnty;The fight, for recovery is in a truesense s fight Iigsinst mnnopo]y.

''It is id]c to say," Senator Borahcontinue<], ' t]ist yeu cannot Best,roymonnpo]y. It is co1vnrrlly to say it."And hc <le«i«rcr] with ch;<ractcristicemphasis that "]>iouopo]y has no moro

right to <.'gist 1]iii» sny otlier form uf<lopredstion. "

Borah is right. Money»]y can be dc-stroyc(l. 11 <»in l>«<lcsireyr<l easily snr]gain]rssly liy thu siuiple prorcss <>f tax-mg its liesrilings an»akingdt. r<>n]ribuie iis fair shiire of thc costof govern<aunt, until it ecasrs te bcmonopoly.

IN SPOKANEWednesday Evening

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At b GARDENDANCING PALACE

Sprague Avo„near Washington StAdmission: Inoluding Dancing

And Checking $1,00 Plus Tax.

%'EAVER 8 %'EAVER

7M Spokane Eastern But]ding'hone Main 6670 Spokane, Wash,

Con<(uitst) on snd AdviceGenera] Ceurt Practice

HAY FEVER! ASTHMA and SUMMER COLD8

are uunecessary. Cou)piete relief, only $1,00 postpaid. Nothing else to

buv. Over 10,000 IIOLFORD > 8WONDER INHALZ138 sold ]astyour aione. Mail 81.<]0 today for n)]I ~

season 's relief te TIIZ DANDZZ~CO„252 111NNEPIN A VZN UZ

MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA, of,voto for rreoossooslet.

VDLNEY MANAGEMENT,,

COMPLETES REMODELING

Clas sif iedAdvertising

150-ACRE HOME, FULLY FA>IUIHt>BD

7+ mi. city center, only 09750, 60agree in cu]tivation> more good, 30 ingrain, balance snmmsrfsllow'ed; timberfor home use, abundance ef water; we]L

built, 5-room house with fireplace andbuilt-ins, Isrge barn, etc.

Bns to grs(ie and high sohool, R. F. D.and paper routes, s]ectrio lights andtelephone available.

This carl]es team, wagon and har-ness, 3 extra choice milk cows, chicksand farm equipment, a]] crop and im.mediate psssession-41000 cash, bal-ance to snit st 4>>1%.

1f looking for finn land, come toHeadquarters.

GREAT NORTHERN LAND .CO.308 Hyde Bldg., Main 5720, SpokaneI'SEE INFOI]]AVIATION ABOUT DE-

sirsblo farm homos in western Can.nda at interesting prices snd terms, orfor rent. Caned)an Pacific Railway,226 Union 8tstion, St. Paul, Minn.

CALIFORNIA PROPERTYFOR SALE—101 HIGHWAY, CAFE,

store and beer garden> includingproperty doing fine business; 30 milessouth of San Francisco on Peninsula.For information, write

MANOR GARDENBox 274, Men]o I'srk, Calif. (7-26)

CWLLIPOBaIIA40 ACRES, NEAR SAN DIEGO. FAM-

i]y orchard, 5-rm, hsuse, gar, ete.OWNER, 861 B. Stu esn Diego> Calif.Ph F 2736 (1]O)

ORRIS;FOR SALE> 61 A. 7 ]Lrl, FROM TOWN,

17 A„rxvsr bottom land, 'free water14 A. in alfaIfa, g'ood b]dgs.'tock aa3equipment, 36>000. Rt, 2 Box:.'405,Grants Pass,, Oregon.,;,; . (lt)8)

RESORT PROPERTY,FOR SALE—'BZA.UTIFUL )LfJ,sAC|LX

lots on Lake Pend Orei]]e; 100 feetfront. Price $125.

A. LA8SENfalen gary; Idaho.:. (lt0)

FOR SALS—'MINING PROPERTY%ILL SE1L HfLL1)'N TERZET 'IN

good mining property in'he'oeard>Alenes. F18000.00. Half cash> balanoeto,be paid from smelter returps. WriteC. A.. P., P, O. Box'494, Spokane. (tf)

POR SAIaF MISC%ZZiANEOUS.PIANOS —NEW A1>]D RECONDI-

tioned. A]I makes. Write for eata- --.'--. - .1ogne. Tonus, trades, sash diseennt.Piano Exchange, gll Riverside, Spo-Irene.

NN SPAIlE LllliS FOR SALEOne Bolt Type, fully 6 inches—

From 1 to 100I 25c each

From 100 to 600

FULLY 5 INCHZS

,0 lVorff 'l"o TI]f tV''iaaf'8

IS .4n fj'u If.'nl

Ilriv)rig >'cc( I)1]V (!O»lplclc<] thoroughr«snv;if ion s»<] refurnishing operations,'I<] I») r>I.rr W, 0. l Idee ) 8chncidcrhsn),

BUSINESS OPPORTUÃITIZSFC]3 8AI,L' WELL EQUIPPED TI13E

sud batt. shop, an<1 2-pump serviceststionl home if desired. For particu-lars )«rite 1'. 0. 13ox 427, Sun>)ysidc,Wash. (1t0)

DIESEL ENGINE WANTED

IVANTED —DlZSEL ENGINE, 20-100horsepower, or what have you]

D1ESEL E<NGINEZ RING CO.1004 Occidcnts], Sestt]c, Wash.

MEDICINAL

uf 1]i(I Vol»«y hotel anil upsrtmcnis,I

4]0 lfivrrsi<le, SU»is;in«, says his heste]-ry is >i<»v in positieu (is it »ever )vus From 100 to 600]Iufuru <] (]r sir;ible style.1]r. s«])nri<]«>]>s)r> says further. t]><tt IRVING'S TRACTOR LUB CO>

1]ic Volncy m»U:igenicnt is en(]covering I 544 Mu]benp St,t<> the»tn>est of its a])ility to p]ac<>

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at. 1]is ilispessl of thc rcsi<]cuts audI:rli u>:»'ly O < ra»et, o> tls is>uuil preatate SufferereE>))pire CV«ry i»e<lern «OiiVC>iienue Wi(] I)I<it)]i>1() sir<nil SC»to Or ChreniC, rheu-«oiufort, »nd they:ire invited, in(]iv-

I)iiaiis>n, ki(l>>cv an(l b]a<]der sufferers

i(]ua]]y sud ca]lectivc]y t() ninke thr Is(i>>(I fo)'ree tri;il liackagc —amazingresults. Endorsed by doctors.

,Vo]ncy ihcir home )vhile i» Spokaneeither on l>usiness or p]ensure. Miami, Oklahoma

TRY 13U-A]D FOR 13HZUMATISM>arthritis,'eura]gia. Trial free.

GRII'IITH DRUG CO.Townsend, Montan>1 (1060)

OIL BURNER POR COOK STOVESEND SLAVING WITH 1VCOD> COAL>

ashes, dirt —snd save cash too. The1935 Beyer Oi] Burner with E]eetricBlower will convert your cookstove intoa perfect oil-burning range. Prire

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817.50. Write for circular.BZ<YZR OIL BURNER DISTR,

10720 Riviera, Seattle, Wash '7120)PERSONALS

'A WONDERFUL RELIEF FOR HAYFEVER Don't suffer when you can

have imme'diste relief.'omplete outfitof atomizer and medicine for $L25postpaid,, Call and get free samples.BANNER DRU& CO., E1780 SpragueAve., Spokane.

ITCHING SKIN RELIEVEDWHY 8U1 II'ER WITH TORMENTING>. itching skin troub]es. No need. for it.

WriteBA.RKER LABORATORIES

Sparta, Wis. (Enc]ose stamp) rtf]PHOTO DEVELOPING

FILMS DEVELOPED, ANY SIZE, 25ccoin, including two enlargements.

CENTURY PHOTO SERVICEBax 829, LaCrosse, Wis. (820)

LINCOLN COUNTY FARM,FOR SALE

80 A. DAVENPORT, CHEAP, TO SZT-t]o estate. ¹625 Post St>s Spokn)lo,

Wash. (1to)MONTANA STOCK RANCE:

STOCK RANCH FOR SALE. 1640acres. Wiu se]1 cheap, Old agc and

bad hsa]th.FRED EARLY

Carter, Montana (7120)

Don't Overlook Medicine CabinetWhen Spring House Gleaning

0F all the nooks and cranniesattacked by marauding house.

wives during spr]ng cleaning raids,one of the most important spotssometimes overlooked by the mostalert of housekeepers is the familymedicine cabinet,

To do the spring housecleaningjob thoroughly, every carefulhousewife should check this im-

yortant department of the house-hold as carefully as any other placein the home, discarding sll old bot-tles, the labels on which have be-come soiled or discolored throughconstant usage.

Dou't. take me<i]cine from old bot.ties without labels. Careful house.wives will not n]]ow bottles to re-main iu the medicine cabinet un-less they are properly labeled asto their contents, Especially is thistrue of. mothers when there arechildren in thc home.

Ma]co your housecleaning effortscomplete, don't place your seal ofapproval on your spring cleaninguntil the medicine cabinet hus beenchanged from a gathering y]ace forold prescription bott]es, emptytooth paste tubes, old t o o t hbrushes, and other odds and ends,to a neat, orderly place for all thetoilet and medicinal accessories forthe entire family.

QIESEL POVYEILIs Sweeyiaag the WealdNew Op)sn<toulhw tee Ds> yass lawny the FACTS u]tent <S>e BIO~sa(i Diesel a>teu. SllFINQ to Diesel power laldua'8]uoe NO%

tu s>]I Indtsafry,'~, Tsensportat]oa2., Ape y<suRa5reeds >nepar]ng Feurs)s]t NOW to tahe YOUR p]aos

nsw piswsr hdwerg2

If yeu have aaIei abHlty ey are ~~tu(dtusd.'eu(].fer'ree copy ot "Dlees'eass<>p'>dl

ol tuteisstk>g. facts asul pisloses.Es<)., Ets.

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HEMPHILI. DIKSF.L I

ENOINKKRII>ie SCHPPI.S I I601 Wcstlske North, Seattle

I'choolsathloage, New York, Los Angeles uud Seattle

America's Orfglnnl E>relaslue Dfessf Schools

WELDINOFOR SALE —16-INCH VULCA'N

wa]king plow. Wc Stellite ']owshares Br)ng 1n your broken parts'IYA8HINGTON WZLDIN&) W1223Sprajn>e. 8])oksne',

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DAVIZS BEAUTY SALONADDS LATEST EQUIPMENT

Miss Edna Mac Dsvics, proprietressof Davies Beauty Salon, in thc Hots]Vo]ncy, opposite the Pau]scn Medics]Dental bui]ding on 13iverside, in Spo-kane, has announced that shc has justinstalled thc latest and most mo(]empcrmsne>it waving machine und com-

p]ctc equipment. A feat,urc of 1ho

Dsvics 13cauly Salon is the qualitywork by thc most efficient operators.Thc parlor is unique in ninny respects,carrying with it at a]] times the feel-ing of restfu]ness.

Remember Now Yo]lr Beloved Bead'l'he Empire Granite Co., qusrriers usd manufacturers of high class-

Mc<uo) is]s, now scl],direct fr~om factory t<) you.Any design or color, from the grace]'ul fa)ni]y, monument abovo to

the incxpr>isivc 1»»<lorn »)a)'kor sho)vn below. 'LVorkmanship and materialgr»srsntccd.

]'betegra]i]>s, prices u»<l ten»8

«-,IIIIILe IN SEALED CANS

0'5'enlwllnn prllell Isaroteetea by ll. n„

KppsseÃ o' Uos>augsu oua tarelgulsaesgsseew.v.

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frr« un request.

0..~..lol Empire Granite Co.431-432 Exchange Bldg,

Spokane, WashingtonFully accredited. Prepares for college esbusiness. Able faculty. Siuau classes. Sup-ervised study. Lower scbool for small boysiu new separate building, House>sotbsr.Il O. T. C. Fireproof bugdings. Inside~wlnimlug pool. Ail athletics. Best healthrecord. Catalog 88tb year. Dr. J.J.Wicker, .Pres>„B(ss N. Fork Uiiio, Virginia.

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INLAIQD EMPIRE DISTR1BUTORS

HK,E -MELLS CO.S. 118 Division Street Spokane

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'We guarantee that PYROIL contains absolutely no vegetable oils,acids or any ingredients of a harmful nature and will not injure. any type 'f

bearing babbitt, silver alloy, bronze .or load-bronze nor mill it mjurethe specis]. plated pistons used in such cars as the Chovro]et. PYROILwill not delay the break-in or wear-in process of these e]cctrop]aiedpistons but will aid it. Further, if there nre any hsrmful ingredfents mthc lubricating oil used in the motor, the iuso 'of I'YROIL w'i]1 afford 'pr'-

'ectionund act to overcome the effi.cts of such oils. PYROIL'is guar-anteed to have a pure mineral base.

THE PYRCIL COMPANYBy L, L. Kidder

D. L. Kidder, PresidentSubscribed end sworn to before me this 18th day of

3uae, 1985.I (SZ~) T. B. GANTZN]3EIN>

Notary Public, Wis.Commission expires 3-18-36

Glazite C4emiGal CompanyWm. A. "Bill" DeVries, Distributor. Phone M. 3705

1215 Riverside Avenue, Spokane, Washington

In the picture above is shown some of the nearly 1000 Cletracs assembled for shipment to various departments ofthe United States government.

These tractors, pure]msed for usc in 'some of the tractors. of public roarls, migratory game rc.various govern)ucnt activities, range'he fo]]ovving <lcpsrt>uents of thc serves, U. 8. coast guard, departmentin size from 20 horsepower up to sn''] federal gevernnient urc receiving ship- of justico, eoi] erosion service, .voter-inclu(]ing 55 horsepower jobs. 8pccia] ments: Forest service, IS<lian service, ans'dministration> bureau of .rcclnma.cquipmcnt, such ns bu]]dogers and air erdmincc department, arn)y air corps, tion, Pan<ims esne], Virgin islands, Ha-

compressors, have been mounted on, nut]<)n()] parks, U. 8. engineers, bureau I vvnli, 1vur department and U. 8. navy.

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Sorority and Eraternity, Kinman Business University, Spokane, at Recent Picnic:""+

Left to right: Fred Lawson, Spokane;James Church, Spokane; Isa'bel Cannon,Colbert, Wash.; Zd Davis, Spokane;Howard Gulls, Washtucna, Wash.; Ed-win Schmauder, Odessa, Wash.; Mar-garet Iundin, Spokane; Norman Haw-kfns, Spokane; Mxs, Burton, Spokane;Mrs, A..W. Morris, Spokane; EarlContts, Oroville, Wash,; Pauline Brad-ley, L'ostine, Ore„Eea Boyer, Spokane;

Zella Abbott, Ritzville, Wash„Mar-garet Somerville, Spokane (instructor);Genevieve Iiulteen, Deer Park, Wash.;Eldzed Hughes, Harrington, Wash.;Mrs, Ruth Church, Spokane, Wash. (in-structor); Marion Cryor, Spokane (in-structor); Mary Bennett, Hay, Wash.;Dorothy Neils, Spokane; Yells Drag-uich, Republic, Wash„Eleanor Lutz,Spokane; Jeanette Brownlow, Spokane;

Diaua Stone, Lacrosse, Wash.; Kathryn.Sharp, Steptoe, Wash.; Barbara Wood-roofe, Waua Walla; J. I. Kinman, pres-idellt of KBU; Marion Alllskog, Spo-kane; Phyllis Hines, Veradsle, Wash,;Mutuel Einman, Spokane; Mrs. J. I.Kinman, Spokane; Lawrence Stzousz,Spoicsue; Helens Schumacher, Spokane;Helen Burggrabe, Spokane; Thomas

[ Graham, Steiiacope, Wash„Margue-

HIGHZR RENTS.A. r toady itterease in liouse zotits

ovoz tho country is reported by I. W.Pellet, chairman of the owning commit-tee of thc United States Building siadLoan League, and the trend is made sig-nificant by tho fact that it has beenin progress for a yoaz, aud is expects'dto continuo at least for the 'rcmaindorof, the present year. It will producean estimated'ncrease of $240,000,000in tho amount paid for leased eheltorduring 1935.

"The experience of the renting fam-ily between 1921 and 1925 holds outao hope for a halt in rise of rentsbecause of substantial resumption of,hoiuo building ttds year or next," Mr.Pellett says. "In each of the yearsof 1922, 1923 and 1924, residontial1>uilding of moro than a billion dollarsin volume tool- place and during thesethroe years average rents, according, tothe National Industrial, . ConferenceBoard index, increased more than tenper cent. T)iis experience of a decadeago, when America was already in aliouse shortage such as mo are approach-,ing today, is onc more indication of thewisdom, mhich- lies in home, ownershipht the present time.,

BOX IN G .AYEO EITERTAINEilS

HEAVXWBIGHTS .

FRANK ROWSE YTIGER JACK FOX

10 ROUNDS'ourmore real fights on the card.

First Bout at 8:80 p. m.FOR RESERVATIONS CALL

LEWIS CIGAR 'TORElL26 Maizt Ave; 'ain 6610

CHESKIRZ CIGAR STORE(Dope Smith)

628 Sprague Riv, 3052TOM LACZY'S .

708 Sprague, Main 6677CLIFF HOUSE

First Br, Howard . Riv. 1059(Phone or wire for'eservations)

Tho Inland Empire is again indebtedto Louis Vogel, manager. of Natatorium

park, Spokane, for bringing 'notheroutstanding . bit. of ontertainment totho park. On July, 17 the Harlem

Play'irls,

12 colored artists and entertain-ers, under tho direction of Sonny Ricemill entertain the Inland.;Empire.

These colored girl musicians are en.tcrtainors of .sexceptional ability. andhave been a "smash hit" wherover

they have appeared. They boast thogreatest dancing, singing and musicalorganization of its 'kind in the worldand the judges have boon the entertain-mont-loving public,

Sonny Rico, the director sn'd fea-tured drummer, hss a reputation as amusician unexcelled by anyone. ~

Jean Taylor, tho clover mistress ofceremonies, is featured in singing anddancing.

Margaret Backstrom, saxophonist,featured whistler, snd.: tsp dancer, isalso renowned for'er ability as clar.inetist for shc mas claimed the winnerfor the national 'high school contestfor 1934.'hese outstanding 'erformers 'ho

have demonstrated their ability per-sonally and oyez the nation's leadingbroadcasting stations mill furnish -youthe greatest possible entertainment onthe.17th. If you enjoyed Eli Rice andhis orchestra, bo suzo and come and beentertained, at popular prices.

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MANAGEMENT'S'EBT TOZMPLOYZES.

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P. M. JA,CO'YSPOKANE, WASH.

AT THE BANDBOX.Shirley Temp)e, screen favorite, will

bo starred with Gary Cooper snd CarolsLombard in ".Now aad Forever" atthe Bandbox. Theatre 'in Spokane fromFriday,'uly 12, through Monday; July15. On the aamo program mill be thecomedy picture "Kentucky

Kezziels'!'ith

Wheeler aad Woolsey."Bulldog Drummond Strikes. Back"

with Ronald'olaian andLoretta'oung

will bo . shomzl from Tueesday.

to Thursday, tuly 16 to 18, togethermith "The Secrct, Bride» with Bar-bara Stanmick, Wazres Williams and

da

Farrell.'OOYHE

RACIGES NERYESTake'hinetae HeXbg.

~ t ft vs'' a lac'mjMethod of cshalng andtoning .down over-

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- --'4ediiine CompanyFice 'ClowgtltatLon

".:10to 8; Imdayg 10 to 6.MRS'all, Spokaae

GlenIt is the duty of managment so toIconduct the affairs of its businoss that

'ecurityis guaranteed .to those em-

Iployees who 'devote their lives to thatbusiness, said Arthur P. Hall, president

0, Say, Can You Seeghats'Typo Wttheut 61ssaesv It Kou Osu't,

SHUILZIT OPTICAL CO.DR. I. SOSS

626 Ia Ave. SpokaneAxoimd the corner from Orpheum

'of the Lincoln National Lifo'InsuranceCo et;tho 30th anniversary, of the com-

pany at Fort Wayne,'pd.—.Wall StreetJournal.

PILESSUCCESSFOIaLY TREh.TBD

WITHOUT OPERATICÃ

Wxite for Free Booklet

SPOKANE RECTAL CLufilC

Ls)501'M Nat'l Bank- Bldgn Spokane

.St"l,!si 'S"SPOKANE'S LARGEST USED CAR DEALERS"

La~est Prices...EaSIer Terry,28...

Largest Selection

AT NATA1IOR UIV 'AR(Lennie Austin, Matchmaker

I rite Melt)crt, Spokane; Dorothy Tim-m crine n, Spokane; Dale Butler, Yak-ima, Wash„Vera Gillis, Washtucua,Wash„Jack Ramey, Spokane; Mary

Jane Ackley, Spokane; Bill Wismsn,

Spokane; Leis Melcher, Spokane (in-

stnctor); Jessie Sett, Spokane; EthelMcCroight, Spokane; Frances McAr-

thur, Entiat, Wash; Ruth ¹lson. Te-

CLARKE WANTS STATE PARK.

Clarke county sportsmeu by resolu-tion are urging that the stato throughA. C. Martin, state land commissioner,and the state board of education tradeschool and state timber for privatelyowned timber on the Tum Tum moun-tain in tlmt county and establish astate park. The Clarke county landis tho last primitive area in thovcounty.

$b"b"'IIPARK

bANCEI IARLE I

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kane,'ax Elis, Spokane; Mix. Gladys! due, Spokane; Adoline Hansou, Spo-

Tarner, Spokane J'oyce Warmbrod, Ta- kano (instructor) Marie Ramey, Spo-

camo; Olive Psske, Plentywootl, Mont„'ana {instructor); Bill Paske, Plenty-A. W Monis, Spokane; Alice Oettel, wood, Mont., and Ed Deaton, Oi)mont,

Spokane (instructor); Dick Cronn, Spo- Mont.

IF YOU ARK HAVING ANY

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aud sll we want is the opportunity to lay our plans before you.

We can make your money pay you 2 pez cent pcfz month, if wecan hanQe it for you.

Remember, there is uo charge unless you profit. We handle allpassbooks.

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When in Spokane make this hotel your homeLocated in center of the Business and Theater

District Quiet and reFined as your own home

410 RiversideOpposite Paulsen Medical 8 Dental Bldg.

Servos fresh vegetables and eggs direct from their farm.Fresh seafood received daily from Puget Sound.ZXCELLZNT COFFEE—WINES AND BEER

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Gents . 42cTax Included

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fll fhs iint)tnn Wsbn ower CaNOW MAICI$ AVAILAIIR

far fke lnaeaied'Use ofleam

Dr.J.E.Cole 621 Peyton Bldg.Director Phone Riv. 1125

HOSPITALNaterllity aIId General

Complete Care—Moderate Rates

Park Hill ClinicERB Seventh Riverside 8088

DR.,E.'. CRAXE

Old Rat'I 'Bank Miin 26226

Spokane

MQNrea n asve ghe siuieksstt results

frow txeagsnent fox

ItI ',. ~

I'- Infection,

HhY FEVER,ASTHMA

h few googkbag >++ngRay'gy.Raytfreatsneags will sgrsugth-

wt |ha imembraneg sgaintrb yield-

iag to Hay Fever «nd Asthma.%%a aune treatments, aided by

warmth snd sanlight, will rolievethe Cause of Sinus Xnf8ction andprottact yuI agaixgtt winter suf-fering.

FREE vrvr a IsrzyrATION

~ I'e~ of Our Special81931 FORD COUPE $285

1930 CHEVROLET SEDAN $245

1930 DODGE 6 SEDAN $295

.1933 CHEVROLET COACH $495

75 More to Choose From

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Dr. J.R. MorganOPTOMETRIST and

CHIROPRACTORPractice Xdmited to the Zye.

EYES EXAMINED

OPTOMETRICTREATMENTS

GLASSES FITTEDClistica) Associate Graduate Exten-sion Program, Graduate of PaliuezSchool of Chiropractic; Graduate of

Southwestern Optical Concge.617 Parnell Bldg., Spokane, Wash.

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4o SPOIC'AME and INLAND EMPIRE IIOM5in heaping with the long ostnblished policy of

passing ea tu its customers the benefits of thegtovring use of electric sotvlco, Tho Washington%'stet Power Company now brings you, with your

incteasod use of sotvice, gc siectricityi

This voluntary rate reduction piacoa within theteach of ovety customer the multitude af conven-

iences and sotvicos offetod by o'iectricity .,bettetlighting for the homo ..tho food ptotocbon and

toys of electric tofrigoragen..tho Idtchan freedom

~nd better cenhoty of the eiocttlc tango .the iab-ot saving of olocttic washing and Itenmg ..and ahundred ether services and cnnvsnionces that mshe

~ home madam.

The new 2c step is one of many substantial vol-

untary tata tsductfons made by The Washington

Water Power Company during its 46 yeats of pub-lic setrice. White tho cost sf everything else has

boon going up and up, the cost of oiecttlc setvico

has boon couonuaiiy down, down and down. And

eew with 2c electricity and tho 8/toths of a contwater hoabng rate that day of better living made

possibi ~ by the moto abundant use of ahecbie ser-vice is a toalltyt here and nowl

"The toducbon is effective with ail meter readings

after August l, the 2c step beginning at t42 hiio-

watt hours. Tahe advantage of thss cheap electric-

ity and the low cost of siectttc appliances to have

NOW those electric services asd cuaseaieacesyou have long wanted.

Assistant General NanagatTHE WASWINCtTON WATER POWER CO.

ttw sgsI

Iil g~s L,scvnlclvvCOOKING o AEFRIGEAATION ~ SHTEA UMANG

SUPPLEMENTAL HEATIifi{i «SASHING-IRONING

GIBSON ASSOCIATE 'BILLBERG CO. MOVES

SEES RICHEST ORE BROKERAGE OICES

The NA.TIDAL CO.,blC.RECOMMENDS

OrograRIIe CellSunshine

Jack %aiteFOR PROFITS

SILVER-80L1 LEAO

SELL 34 3NmREST~I<11500 Caah Balmt(xe 'fZOm SxneI]t(ez

Write —OWNII, 0. A. PP. O.- Boi 1'46)4. Spokane

Dove!opments Exceed Onginal Exycc i

tatin»s With Orc i» Rich Quantities.]TIDrJ>IONS OE'OLLARS RE-

VEALED IN VAST 1>IINING AR-

RAY ON LATEST SURVEY.

N OTJ,". MINTNG EXPERT PRE-DICTS G'JIEAT FUTURE FOR

GOLD HILL PI'OPERTY.—MORE

>MEN JJERED

1;i]>vari] ]3illbcrg I; ('.o«>»i»ingbroker;, hnvn >»ovcd their offices from

tlio Br mons building, in tho socond

floor nf tho Bpokunc Bt;indnrd StockEx<;hnnge, Tho nciv qunrtors nro larg.cr;in<] hetter ndapte<l to tho oxpnnsio»

of this ivoll knoivn hro]ter<>go corpor-

ntio». Mr. Bi]11>erg is n, prominent fig.»rc on tho floor of tho rtock exch(inge

<lnily nnd is idontifiod in the activ-

ities of loading mining oporations.

Wi]I Se]I10,000 Herbert .....,5',000 Aiaska Con

INVESTieATE

GOLD HILL

1+c,.Bid

Tlii (i<il 1 lraiik sy»<]i«;ite '8 rir]> ii>i»rr

i» (',i'i<it<i] Iiliilio is <',acr<!<]i»g !ill cx

[>ei' ll >»<Is, !1 n

('<if

<H�>ig i i I f<>J»lrt,'i I'one]1-

i»rr ll. <'. IT<V»lli>»«h i<- ("«., Bymons,]i»>]r]>»gr, Sliol<;inr. 1;stan ns>ve <li!re]op.

>i>i!1>(. l>r '>i l)i <ig><.'ss. 'l'l>c»lii>1'>mr

left ]»si »i>cI< iv>C)i »i<>r<! >ii>i>ers and

s»PJ>]>cs. hei!<ys !on) >n» > lo n J for<>

pronf> of <ir<.'ichness, nnd mining

i»<n»rr i;yci»g thn property ivith nn.

ticipations of the <lovrlopmout, of egrout pro<]»crr.

SPOKANE STOCK EXCIIANGEQiiotations Jiily 9, 1935

(F(trntsJ>cd by E. 3. Gibson dt Co.)Bid Asked

.02)>( $ .03y;

.23>/2 .25x/4

.5>1 ',r)4

'l'l'io >»s]><'<!) io» iif go]<!;i»il iilvor ]

lirirrefi».'s viil»eil »i »iiiiiy»i>]lions of,ilollnrs, i»:i fo»r-<l»y:i»iomobilc tour

th:i( <»<le«whii wne;iceo>»pni>iniitc,s.']'hcv visited the Go]co»i]» auil Bun.

shino»iincs in the Coeur d'Alone re-

gion, the Bin»<lard Bi]vcr-Lent], hron-

txina Consolidntod, the Virginia, City,Butto-liighlnnds:ind 'hrorning Glory

iinii rr»»iphroys placer in Montana,

Their cnr w»s tho first to puss over

tho torront-tom highivny west of. tho

continental divi<lo, whore hundreds of

cars ivorc stnllod July 4, Larson re-

ports, Tho Humphrcys dredging opera.

tion, beginning At thc rdgo of Vir-

ginia City, hns cquipmcnt vol»cd at$35>0,000. Tt was started last Bnturday.

r»i t" .:i.- ii i'ii i <r 5< «i'iii'r».l

> ii" Siiii lii»i <i»<l )rr'»>«h)

!]>:<( J»i»i«i »iii« i»ti> lrr<iil»olio>i. Now

h( pi,»lie).- i]ic i r iiii>iil i>f:i»i>i]i<it Ro»-

alii iii »:i<« . l li l„s r< tur»nd (iro»i

int(.'», i i i'>lil"'<'I ><>i> >i thc (]o]<] Hill

Oper:i)i>i i <r»>]»:»y'. Properly, ihr iii.

terre>a <if »liii]i;iri )i>dl<6 l>y l..Tin<lire ik <'u„]':iiils(» h»i]<ling Spo-

kane. ilr. R<i»»i(ls is <]»oteil as l>oliov-

>ng i]»s )iii»i! ]i:is;<ii i>»i»i!»si f»)»rc

of iin]>!it<ill< 1«l s»«''<'ss.

1]e is inst<i]ling >i new compressor in

;b(> p]ant> >vith moro drills and ot]tor

mnchiiiery,:in<] has supervised a larger

torco of z»cn ai. J,hc»>i»c, 'Eqiorc am ,']2

i]nims An<] seven large, rich voins.

OPERATING GO.A great gold M)d s]iver pzopertyof 32 claims —7 ilarge veias —Io-cated on!the west slope of A)mznite mountain i)x the,x)orthx)rnpart of %'aishixxg'ta)x dose to theCanadiaa'bi)uzidary,

'"ghese vexx)I).'are st)x)ag onthe )T)xzface and carry'o'od'yal.

, .. nes: ixxvgolii, axxd,s]Iver far'sixz-face ishawlxIgs.p>

"

:"These:veias are deep seatedaad . the varueg. 'ill .-1ncxe!gseWith depth.",

The aboire are )ust a, f(xw ex-ceq)ts 'tali:en. fz(xx]x th(e -.yre]]3)x-inar«zeyo|t 'of 't]. C. 'Saa)neh),formerly '.with the '.well-]txtownS)xx)shine Mini))g 'o., ax'id 'naw

presidexxt axtdi general xnaaag($ 2

of the Geld,ai]l Oyeizat]3xg, Co,

Watch 'this property develop-ment 'this summer. 'Bxxy'this.stock noW far some real profitsexpocted by i'all.:

FAST PROFITS

We Tenez)xmexnx

RAINBOW GOLO

REAL ESTATE 4]x FARM LANDSlipit BALE—GQQD 8-BOOM HOUSE.

nud largo ]ot, unobstructod viow, onIl]inois avenue,'pokano, $3500, Wowconsider trade for land, part tiuibered,l>»t must havo a foiv hundred in cash,Ad(]ross: Owner, 61'1 .Tamieson Bldg,,Bpokauo.

Free Iafazx)xattoa <)a Re(txxeeg

RUS8BLL SMITH 88 00,%Z(p>(r>M4xxl>tte

222 Peyt(m BMg. Maix) 8848Sy()>]xaae

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DRIFT IS EXTENDED

THDROBRED

Meter Oil, IIIc.

From Our Ad]at)xixxg LeasedProperty 1

Results Amaze Mixttng BxyeztslPull Investigation Is I)xvited)

Central Idaho PlacerAverages 75c Per Yazd

60LD BAItK Mileg

SYNOI CATEH. C. McCullough Co.SymOnS BMgn SpOkaTXO

Please furnish information, with-out o'hligations.

Qr< i;!]ic» from )lie drif t, >((, tho

pzor>c>9 y of the (Joc»r <1 'hloi>c Mines

corpor;i! itin is hei ug store<l for ship-

rnenl. '1'lio <'lrif t hos hocn Axtondod

<ibout. Sii feet io tho e»st Jiuint ivh('.ro

(h(. vciii ivns A»countered following

diam<!ml <lrill opoziitio>is. '.J'hc face issaii] to allow >)lip>'ox>»i(itcly 4 foot ofa, good gr;>de of silv(!r-hrnring nuitcrial,

tn»ch of ivliich is a <>]can shipping prod-

uct. Din>»o>id drill oper(itious nro boing

continued to f»rtlicr prove thn Are atgrr(it, or <]cptl>.

SUNSHINE STILL SOARS

'unshincstock, from nn 83-cent low

i» 1933 on thc Bpokono Btnndard stoc]z

oxehango, h:is risen sensationally to a)iigh of $2(> (now listc<l on the Now

York Curb), h:is uccompai)icd tbc mas

kct rise by bran(]cuing its onrnings

Tho Coouz d'Alone silvor mining extter-

prise brought its cnr»ings to tho equal

of 81 conte o, shazc {1,488,822 shares)

last year, from 22 cents in 1933. Thus

far this year Bunsliino's earnings have

doubled l934's, not income for the firstfivo mouths amounting to $750,145 and

$397>874> respectively. The company

ostimatos May oarnings nt $218,365,

ngainbt $178,657 in April and $33,985in May, 1934.

'I Non-Persoiial LiabilityPlant No. 1 estab!]iehed st Dish L. F. HACHEK.(k'O,

mM> now refining the highest ~>I 1124 1>aplsen Bldg Spokane

labrieax>te fez'he market, at e Please'z)rnieh information, )>)rieh-

lesser cn><t< snd . ehx)wing each out ob]igat]oa,

grati/ying results that the cem.yaxxy .has decided to eetabBsh Namesimxlar plants in other lo'eationethroe(ghent the Northwest.

AddressTa establish these 'lants, e

limited.number af shares et the. For pull'Ix(formation Inqxxtre

. CHACHEZ 8 GO..-Irez f>ejrthez ixttozmatisn write

4xx drive eat,.to, Dishman, on.

8yzagixe A.ve., to auI "plant AT . 1, 1)=-="ixnd'in» yauz 'caz'with higirgz'ad» BENEKE SEED Coyonz.o~ eat staetion',""", 'lFalfa and'.Field,

Geo. H, %'alters 'EEDSSecizetazry-Treagiztzecr,

IPPIlitty SI1PPlleS

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STOCKHOLMHOTEL —CAFE—BEER PARLOR

Zx)tcztaix)ment While You EatWait Here for Yo)xz Bus or Stage

Wall at Main Sts., SyakaxxeOpposite Federal Laad Baak

-l(>Ixmmertxme is

„...:,:;;*:;;-'„;",.„.Buy tng TKBleland ond Bt. Bornnrd, eligible A. K, C.

MABEL THUR BTON pOR THE LEADING GOLDHnrtsvillo, Indiana (1tp)

SILVER ISSUES

Bend Your Dzy Cleat)ixxgaud Laundry to

THE WASHINGTONLAUNDRY

Npin Wnshlngto)x St., SyokaneQuality Cleaning ServicePostage paid one way.

DIRECT INFORMATION; ADVICEfree. What do you want te ](nowt

P. 0, Box 2054, Bpoknno, Vl'neh.

bo glad upon request

to make suggestions aadi

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Neat te Old Natlanal Beak—42O$i lvezg]ds bove

rocomzneudations,BROKERSWOULD YOU LIKE

TO GO MININGVPheal 8

Partg'aitgetxxzho

Boulevard GarageKWIK-WAY

Scientii'ic VaLve CozzecttoxxAccty]eno Weldiag

Harvcstor Motors PepaizedBURBANK BROS.

><27 ><. W. »Dlllirv«r< Sporiiiirl!

EDWAIID 13IIrLBE<RG fs CO. NEM-bcr Bto,ndard Stock Exchnngo. 2nd

Floor Btandnrd Stock Exchange Bldg.Or<leva cxccutd in nl] mnrkots,

INVESTMENT BROKERS

INVESTMENT BROKERS. STOCKS,mining, bonds. Arthur A.. Whaley,

3nl Pn)t]><A» R]du„Rnoknnn,

E, J. GIBSON 8 CO

A. silver aud gold mino is at yourdisposal. I will soll half intorost: to

! obtain wor]ting capital. Writo for r>nr.

ticulors to ownor. C. A, P,, Box 1404,Bpoltnuo, iVash.—(Adv.)

5 Wa]1 StreetSpokane, Washington

ISpokane's Oldest Established Pbotp StlidioWire Connections to All ]Yrazkets

C. C. SAIIELS TELLS GOLOBAtIK SYNDICATE i

QI 'NEW SUNSHINE" II|IINE'GETS

IYIOREr,IYIEIII'POIrA]h!E

BI.S].hESS 4 PR(-)I..I'SS, C h!A.. 3 Ik:C"3IRYAC(!()(JN'ir.r(!<('4'p> 4> ATJDITOltb

L)CLNSE)'> )'U)3LTC hCCOUNTANTBTiiirs. i:. Too)i!. X W VanDervn<>rt,

t)7 si:i»<)Aid Btnek Exchange Bldg

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BANDBOX—10c TILL 4; ie4 AJ>"'tiglon e.] 'i i., i>4» i» isi»i. <('; hl n», July ]2n-] 5>r

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sy>i'i<'ili, 1 iii"'<>i> > i (J .an >>>p aiisirtiIgi .!i ii <»r., S)77 tv irnington, B(>oka»e.

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BU(.'<JI:SS hi(TJ'"ii'I<riL J <FAO CO., 4l(Bpr;i," »o. L'x)>or!: (>tt>»>t ou )>racer,

tri>ssi s, i>i Im 41132 up, dsi)vsred.

ivrftc i'or cn(:>)ougo, p<ute en.ra>aa p>

ATJTO RADIAI'ORS

r( i PP)i) ) BON RADIATOR SHOP. 12083rd hvi. Radiators c)esnend. Ncw cores for any radiator,8>i)i<.r J(ndiator Berries.

BATTERIFB—FARM LIGHT

iNE YY 6'.. )J8ICT2 rh(OTORt>, TRANBM18-ein>>s A>i'ia>'tid parte. Used stool

and i)is)i >chen)a. Hube, ax]ee xndgears. Nuiirio a»d Wnrford parte, Wecari y n iiii "e ~tock of new snd usedoar(a iirt:i)i makes of trucks.

h N );k) ('rh N hiACHINE WORK)4iU) <>) 7 ))roadway. near courthouse

COM J'i.i'.T id STOCK OF AUYOMOTIUBPar(:i i'i r cars and trucks. Genre,

<>x)es, i is( o>i:<, ringe, valves. gaskets,hea<.i rs. I a(ii ric«, eto. Pereenal attan-iio». 1'r<r»>(>t sorvieo.

ii< >TOR Se)PPLY CO.W1202 )"i ..st Ma)n 1246

4, A, AUTO W43)8<:KING—SAVE $N<:ic:iiiii ~n<,«t i.ar nnd truck parte.21)) ii'ir, < Acr. Me)» 2929

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LA))T.l': ChirL CALL

I;::: kNIIILt.tal[tIIT 853 Akh. 1,'--:!:

of I!i » i > i i (.", ii I i » i'r in Bp(>1< An r '»

:ii«l ) 'I»( si Schon]. 'Y<>»

;H e;iii i»ii»:> ]!rgc Part of thr r<!«t rr„-',.:

u }>i]r i i»i»iiii; »ii<] fi). yo>irsell'<1C!J f<rr:! f»;(, lirnfitahli; huri»ASS,

t< . W>it<, for <]r(<ii]s NOW! !i>l

„'-:. Sk"0,',h, KNi.', %|PSTAIRS +<

,;";:;: mj:.Ci rV COIS,IAxl;,'i',3.E. Cor. Sprig)to nnd W00, Spokane;.(

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]rh]-;1) T,EGHT EJATTI",RIEB, NEW arnlii>lit. Write

J]] Nf.)El(SON ]3A']''J'E]]Y CO.1517 First hvc.. Bnnka»r

BOATiS fs MOTORS

16 NrrrAV'<'s Ui9]!rD 0VTI3OAIID NO-tnrs froi» $ ]:> up. 1'>ithonrd lioiits

froi» $2>5>»p. 7 inlionr<l lionts. Dodge,rif»llr»s,,roh»so», Cris!. Craft, fromh,']!>5> np. All parts anil rcrvicc. T.>i]and1(o:it C<>«WO24 First,

CABINETSBhrr'F'J.'Y BTE1?LADDE]l CO., E2133rd

hffrs. of shoiv cases, cnl>inots, displayfr»»><'s. General ivoodivorking. Woo<]carving. J';xport, ivork.

CAFESTo ii) ORIGTlTEBT SPOT JN BPOKANBI

Bchaefer's, 607 R)verelde Ave, Foun-(s)», Ju»chne, best beer a»d wines.TVhen tn spoke»e, don't m)><e it. T-))k 2L

GOOD W'ILL CAFE, W409 BPRAGUFi.iVo buy farm products Best 25c snd

30A meals l» 8))oknne. Beer and wtue., Blk 84.

YX4LLOV(" LANTLr)TN —25 4b 80c LUNCHFinest home cooking. Ptes like moth-

er makes. Come in t<»d mnkn yourselfAt hnma Tn V)ntnr)» )Tote) B)<Tn'. B)k 28.BP1;CIA).. LUNCH, 26c. NEAT, TWO

vegetables, se)n<), rolls, coffee. Homernnking. Coin»inl Tea 8: Coffee Co«Ni i 4 Hnirnrd, Bik 26.

T.AMOBBTB, BPAAGUH a MONROE,in Fox Thon(r r B)dg. Steak din»ere

o»r sno<.inltv, Drrnkfnets, lunch, din-»e>a. Fountain service. Teo cream end< nt>s(n«. B))t 2

MODTi. T, CAFE dt FiAiVCY 13AKERY.Gnnd ent>< day «nd n)ght. Breakfast.

lunch, d)»ner; )>e«r end fn»»tain ecrv-(rn 714-7)R Bnraniin hi rp B)k )T,WE BPFCIALT7E TN HONE COOK

ing, Icc cream an<3 >t]] kinds of: col<1

di'>Dks.ASTER TFA 1]OON, V(tgnn Riv< rsi<le

F]RBr CT,ARB J]; RTG]nr,v PRrcT',r]u»rhns niid dinners nt. Btalltere, 608

First Avo.«'FTR]T ANT> r,]3rr 8"

(.Ich(FT)eB I)nsFh JRi(OUNT ii) Ehi<i)t) A)i PARK, BPO-

kn»o'>< mnai ben»t)f») <'r>n<>>c ry.«Pnr)t nf thr )'in»eel.«Off(< n 802 Nor-(«) ir B)k. > emu»il s, N, W, Blvd.

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4"BT ) ix A ie ) I T i'i i) h T d 4 g

A )). C, CH JI.I Ai TAMAT.E PAT(T.O)4,xi AA9 Srrng»s, 8»<".(<>)»nr>n \unrhee,

s A»~ '. >v) r)''a ><» r) br r r. BIk 2 S.

('LEANF«RB is DYERS

1 1;ENCIT rr,rhNEnR Ii r)YET]8, INC,3rd @ Wash]unto». T)»A]ity cleaning,

drr in(p A; zopnizl»g. Wr 1)ay rct»znpostage. Rtop in ns you rorno to toirn,

GUNS BENTED i(X REPAIREDGUNS REMODELED, REBORBD AND

repaired. 19xpert model work. Bstie-fnctio» guaranteed. G. H. Goude. E3104Bnragus Avn,

CITTROPBACTOBSB. F. M)rnYLrxt, D. C.(Pa)mer Graduate)

628 Fern wc)) B)dg,. Spoke»e. B)k 27.

PATENT ATTOIXNEYS

IF YOUR INVENTION HAB MERITI will give you honest advice, free.

Carl H. Crawl'ord, Peyton Bldg., Spo-ke»e. 1>IA)n 4686. B)k 1L

CBEAeTFBTEStook ACCURATE .v <3UTCK RE'rURNB

ee»d your cream, eggs a»d poultry toSpokane Creamery Co., 8519 Cannon,Bpoka»e, Wash.

TT Ii) M ST)TO[TINGTHE SILK 813OP, 319 PEYTON BLDG.

Hemstitching, buttons covered, pleat-)»g, gifts, collars a»d cuffs made tonid< r Ti))t )7

PXIOTOQiRAPHY

EXPBItT ENLARGING, TINTING;ropying, fram)ng. Prints 4c coin or

etamx>s. W r(te for other prices. ThePhoto xnd Book Shop, W1413 ST>rague,Bpoknne.

'.

XPE, BBLTINQ <e SACKS

BELTING BARGAINS, PIPE BAR-gn)»e, sack bargains; many others.

ALASKA JUNK CO«8118>>44 Adams St.,Spokane, W>tsh.

PISTON RINGS

CORDS RINGS. (3usranteed to stop oil pumping,

CORDS RINGSCot)i Ti'ings, W1226 2nd Ave.

(!B)chhl gl )')'t '(TOTxs

Ci i A it PION CREAM BEPARATO RB.hi] sizes. Bnt.isfnctio» guaranteed.

PlilRIIINB BTJPPT,Y ( 0,Bi)) i)riiirn<i. Tiiv. 28)fi. Bi)t 8.

Tzn TF.T,s

llAI>T«IDh Y HOTEL BPkAGUE ANDStevens Bia Redecorated and refur-

niehed. Centrally located to stores, the-ntore a»d Ci(v Piamp garage. Blk 28.DEMPBJ'Y HOTEl, )NC., 407 TRENT,,

n)>p. U»io» Btn. Rooms 60c to $L60.TTot R.. cold water phone g.. privatehnihs. ROB'T .T. DEMPSEY. Mgr. Bik 31

DENTISTS

DIC. (i. OUBiUTi)L)i MANN, D. Ji). D.De>it)etry a»d X-ray. <)0<9 Pau Jeen

B)d g. Phnnr 8) A i» 377:(. n) k 88

i>TCNTTSTB T JF.WET,EBSEDW. M. REVITT —JFWELBR, 812

Bprague Avo, Dlamo»d setting, de-s)g»i»g xt c»graving. Watch a»d clockrenoir)»g, Good iewe)ry. B)k 22.

PROTECT YOUR HEALTHWITH GOOD TEFTH

Many chronic nilm<»te bog)n(pith neglected cavities, pynr-rhe(> )6 other tnnth cond)tione,Come In»ow fnr n cnmp)ete

examination,nB .) T. WILSON, DENTISTS

391 Bng]s B)dg., Bpnknne. B)k 26,Across Stevens from Old Nat') Bank

PTXINT) NGAUCTION BJLLB, DANCE BILLS, BUT-

ter w'rappere and xll kinds of Jobwork. i)Vrtte C. 3, 'Lee, 611 3amieeoxiBldg., Spokane. Wash. Blk 17,

TiA TJNDB TESCABCADT.'. LAUNDRY CO«E1001 Trent.

Complete laundrv hst, carpet snddry cleaning service. Parcel post paidn»<> wav. PU)TXPINQ 6%AClHINERY

CHAMPION CONCRETL<'IXER FORhand or power, $36.00. PERKINS

SUPPLY CO.. 8111 Monroe, Rlv. 2816.T OCKS8TTTX'I 4(X SAFE EXPERT

KEYS—KFiYB—WE MAKE KEYS—Door keys, car keys, safe keys. Quick

service. Wo pay return postage. Me-chanical r<>pn)r><. Model work,nUNCAN'8, N)16 Hnwnrd Bt. B)k 2)

ELECTBTCATr EBUTP6TENT

DELCO 8p z>THF!rR LIGHT PLANTS, $40>tnd up. Rehui]t bt>tter)es. Jamne. mo-

tor>). etc., ee)l or trnde. Nlxn»-KlmmelCompany', 8167 Wall Bt.. Spokane. R)v416L N)te uhnn<> R)v. 4429:

NEW,%: UBBD ELECTRIC MOTORB OPnll elena sold n»d repa)red. E)eetrle

wnt< r ayatnma nn<T T>»mn«of all kinds.AUSTIN HFNDFRBON CO.

RADIOS

NEW .ZENITH 6-TUBE 1000-HOURbattery radio, complete, reg. $70,00—

$39,00. Conea]e, reg. $90.00—$49.60.Electr)a radios, $8.96. Consolee, $15.60:

,3006 good used tubes, 16c to 50c. Parte>tnd eervlce, All makes reasonable.Inland Rnd)o CO„W922 First< .Blk 7,TTNITBD RADIO SERVICE, W911 RIV-

.ere]de Ave, Expert radio, service sndrepair. Public address systems in-<)ta]]ed, sold or rented. Write for in-Tnrmat)r>n, 8)k 8.

Ix6 RUSTIC $17.00> BHINQLEB $3.40;1x6 ship]:>p $'18.00; paint $1.95.

CREBT LINF LV](fl3ERCO.'l(inlDivision. TT<lwv,,5241

FARM MACHINERY —FOR SALEIV]'ATERNITY HOMESUSED CO](rBINEB 8'AIALL THREBH-

cr, moiver nnd hi»dora.—Must soll,RAY HErRGonD

Routo J], Spokane, Wash., or PhoneWA]n»t lopo W.

Errr7rAB ETII PEEL MATF>RNITVHomo. Btrict]y private. cnnf]drntia].

Phyeirinn in attendance. W1324 Bzoad-wnv, Spokane. Broad, 3078.

ROOFrINC~IAUHNAUES

NEW W'ORK; REPAIRING; RECOAT-lng flat roofs supp)tee; We go any-

< where. MONK A. F<>VERB, 17 R]vere)de.

RUBBER STA 8ZPS <(8 SEATisFLOBTSTS hf ONU)>TENTS

FM)WFr,BB FOR AT«T« OCCABTONBF»»nra) f)nivrre a cure)nltv. St>n)t>tn«

Finr)st Cnmneny, Bprague .zp Howard,TTO ward.

xpbvrwrt rT,UBSFi))tih'( h FiTiYINz) CLUB TN YOUR

tnwn A»<S )Asm tn fly. Easy >>»8 )»-nsnr»S)VA Wr')) hr)p yn» ii!')ie ua

fni'e(n))e, BTGT:T OW 3O))NBON, TNC.,Bun)ta»a A)r)>Art. Pnrkwa(or. Wash.

SPOKANE MONTTMT:NTAL COMPANY.)e>t<T)n>Z <)ex)ere. Deelg»e And l>r]ce><

hy ma)l. Booth end ot Monroe Bt.hr)<Tg<>. Main 1844.

XTT)gTCATr TNSTBT)hTENTS

STANDARD 'PTANOB, TlBBD. V>OWtrn)»g for 318.60 nnd 388.r>A. New pi-

n»o>p direr t. frnm fnrtnty. $ 9().60. Usedt>hnnngrnnh«. $ 2,76 and un. New rngu-)Ar 75r, t«. nr<le»nw 36r.. Used rrcorr)a)Ac enrh. New red Jns, $9.96 u)>. Oa)undP«»<n <"n W') 2't A Brna<)a A V, gnrkanrP).AY FTA WATTAN GUTTAR ON FTRBT

)caen», hv ma)'I. G»am»tend. Tn<>tr»-mr»( < Jvnn, 8<nerd ire)em. Ti'rne boolt-1a4 ?12 Fir( hn»nr B'idg.

OPTOMETRISTS

FOTr Yf)UR EYER! ](TnRT EXPERTnptirnl . rrvir<(. READS ROTOBVCK 8>

CO., O)>tie A l Dr)>nr ]ment.. r)r. C, F.Hr ndrirks. T)rnistrrr<T Optnmotrist.

rrnB STnil am. LxiJE»TL ETC,.

T>ANDY T«TON TT),T)B TABT,l,TB. ATnsn)nnd, an»et)tr. Writs or r A)) COOTCS

nBTTG <TORF»B, 426 Mai», 44? T»din»a,Bun)ta»r.

(,T, h Se—A ') 'Tn S A '4'l( —T)nn'B g

NF)W a Ugr:n A»TO GT.ASS. PT,ATFAw(np(nw g)sin Sash A»t) dnnrri

PPO)<hN), <,T,ASS CO, T)AA Srrnnd

GBT)<(nzgc ivnBT4s

WFi, FTTABPFirN PLAN)'.R TINTUFr.gpaper knlvr«. Taw» mnwnre,

b»(chere'nn)

«. ««w ri» no. Bnnkan A GrlridlngWorks, 8172 Mnd)so» Bt.

»TTYSTCT ANS

E. E. BRTTr)ilY, M, n.Sad Hrde B)dg Blk

"'pec)slietln rectal % chronic diseases.

RUBBER (b METAL BTAMPBi BTENelle, "chocks. b'race n)gns.'ACIF TC

STAMP 'WOT)KB. Wf>18 Borne'us. Blk 27.

SIGN WRITINGOFWGI: 33UlT,DI]<IG LETTET]XÃ9.

GI.OBE> SIGN SHOP (C, A. Nesv!n-eer~. WBOS'»d„Bpnl(nnr, 2!v. 0183.

8)i)mns —IAT PX,F.e) )A a<T~DUTHTB CO., 616 hIAIN A VFre,. BPO

kene, V)king Cream BepnratnraChampion hfnwere n)>d,B)»<Ters, An»TarpP»mns,'Lets M)l)a B)k 26

SXTTBTS—TAILOR MADE

SFTTT(TB hlhnE Tn YnUPi MEABURT>Imr. Arted mndrai hroedr)t>th. e))F

s»d flannels. L. M. Vsrney. 82A2 TTnspArri 8)., gt>n)<nnr

STA rTFrr TBT>) hTX>)TX <t(JH()f>T>

FO)T T(ENTAL OR BALE —.'SPOT1 I gh te, fin Ad]is h t s, p »hi lc addreaa

n]et»re )nachines, specie) J)>ehtine,

atrige nenes»orion of a'l) kinds. Thesteg>t)>T>)y 4)t Bn»nd Co.. 817 First hrl

,]<fa]» 2624, Blk 24.

SPORTIJVQ G<OODS <a GUNb

FIRE BALE AT JOHN T. LITndrs,'Savemoney on guns, fishing txok3i „

sdorting goods, Nll Howard Bt.,A)rL MAKLAB OF GUNS

RBPAIRBx'»JJ

Line of Sporting Supplies.WA:RE. COCHRAN 38 COULTA8,

422 Sp rag» e A ve.. BT>ok ah e, i B)k 33THOUSANDS OF ITBJ>18,IN FtSH.Itki

tackle at >r(4; gunS, eadd)es, any kindammunition cheap, Trade anything iaisport goods. Filsla Sporting Go(>de Exchn»ge, 8)6 Main Ave.

8PiORTSLEA2(94 TV Bt>Xi KEEP b'lT) 34@2<>

Work]»g Men's Athletic Club, ~a~488Main, Spokane, Finest gymne4etum InWest. Lannie. Austin, matchmaker .axxt(niannger; Al Morse, )»reelect. Btk 82

'TOVE

<88 FUXXNACE Tt)BPAIRSMLYBR RUB'BNB, W1049 FIRST, 8PO-

kane. Stove xnd oil stove 'repairs,Nickel, stiver plating, fireplace ft,t»rn«Water heaters. B)k 8 r

SERVICE- STATIONSLOOK FOR THE FLYINQ'HORSE A>T

KIRSCHNER '8 SERVICE STATION2nd O'Mrip]e.-On the way to city center<Lubrication Specialists.

TIN SHQP—RETrNNINeWE . RE-TIN RUSTY MLK, .OANB,

coolers, rJats and dd nll 'sheet metal'vork.Otto Kzuegez Tin Shop, Mill

D)vxs)on Bt.

- TOOI8(.AND DISSPOKANE TOOL,.AND " DIE VP'ORKst.

Patents dey<)loz>ed, 'g'enersl xnao2>fnp>work, Tnventotre m(>dele. WI8 Bpzsg)xsMain 4907,

TVPEWRTV3488S

TYP>EWRITBRB, NEW AND U4!JED,standard snd portable. Exchanged,

rented,, reps)red. Also addi»g inachXneeknd" cash'eg]etera, KERSHAVJ>"8„»8TSBnrn n»e.,BSk .22.

, .'¹TTOT<SVBHTSTO-,

EXPERT'VRNITUR]JJ UPHOL2fl'ER-lng and repsizl)ig" r- New furniture

made tn order. Qus]lty Upholster lngC'.n., 'W222 Bacnnrl.

T>)tx>)n OAB TTABQATsebBP(>T<ANB USED CAR 'MARKET.

W1130 Sprague. "Liveet Used CsrMarket In Spokane.", Cash nxld fr>-i>cad rnl >i.

UNTTBUAT. SNAPS; REBUILT AUTOB;n)) makes. Write or call Btoxxe 3IO-

tora. Du rant Parts (6 Berv) ce. Will 4

VTOLTN REPAIRINGTxEPATRTNG STRING INBTRUMBNTeh

Af n)l kinds. Reetorir>g old vlohns aepee)alty. 0]d and new v]o))»e ft>r sa]~or axehanne, C. L. Ho]dei>, Vtn)tt> ]iailk-Ar, 824>rh Riverside,

WATCK REPATRINOMATN SPRTÃAS $L25. NA.IT> YOUR

irn tcli. Frr o ratimn tc. QiisrnntoedWork. A>IONTQOT(fERY WARD )]'4 CO.,Rt>nk n)>r.

iVFrsATHF>,R STRIPKEET nUT DUST—BAVB FUEL] IN-

stn1) hfon'ar<'h Metal xventher Btrlp )n)Our dnnra n»<T W TndnWe. F-re Aet)mate.TI. ]3. TTA<sTBE]U@Y (6 Ca., FI»2 ton Bldg.

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