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COPPER CENTER CLUB
C. B. Ovf.rhiser Prop.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Everything First Class
and Up -to-I)ate.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA
| John A. Carson,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law.
SALEM,
Member of
Alaska Bar. OREGON
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WHITWORTH COLLEGE
Tacoma, \Vash.
The Leader in the Northwest
Six Departments—Six Buildings.
Civil Engineering. Write for Catalog
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jjR/jkprfl nrAfpry [A WholesaleGrocersandImporters
LtifUrU) VII ml | vV. of ScaniJinsiyam Speoiaities
The Only and original firm on Pacific Coast in this line j W5CSi
Place order for Stockfish, Fi hbafls, and Herring now IGlUhlH, • J*0!!.
BETTER EVERY YEAR
VASHON COLLEGE and ACADEMY
A military school for your sons. A seminary
for your daughters. A home for all its students.
Able teachers, spacious buildings, ideal location
Write for Catalog to
J. M. FOSTER, President
Fourth Year under New Ownership Opens September 1(^
'Fidelity trust C tup any Bank ^nn,srcV
Tacoma, Wash. ? I i Lv,
, :ng business.
Capita! and Sui plus $459,009_Assets 33.750.000 Exchanges
Correspondence .solicited ?Old ail CC.rtS
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of the world. Four per eent. interest paid on savings deposits.
TREHENUOUS ADVANCE IN VALUES IN
2664 FCR CENT. A YEAR FOR 24 YEARS
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'fHE Tacoma Ledger of i
Sept.i 23, 1906, says:
“Men invest in govern
ment bonds and are satis
fied with 4 and even less
percent. They invest in
mortgages and are satis
fied with 6 to 8 per cent.
Some find investments 2
yielding 10 to 12 percent. !
° But think of an in- j
vestment of $440 that
would pay 2,664 per cent,
per year for 24 years. An
exceptional instance? Ev
en so. Scores and scores
of instances can be cited |
where there have been
profits of from 200 to 500
and 800 per cent, and bet
ter per year, and more
than 1,000 per cent. An
investment of $750 thirty
two years ago nets 11,
900 per cent, or ever 370
per cent, a year. Few
perhaps, have realised
such profits* for few have
had faith to buy twenty
or twenty-five years ago
and ‘ hold on.’ ”
THESE OPPORTUNITIES STILL EXfJT.
Now is the time to -..a ke \
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advantage of present con
ditions and prices, for be
fore the first of next year,
with several transconti
nental railroads building
terminals, with manufac
turers buying sites for
factories and thousands
oc people coming from all
par;s of the country to
engage in business and
purchase homes, there
will be a boom such as
was never before experi
enced in this or any other
city on the Pacific coast.
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TACOMA HAS EVERYTHING YOU WANT
When you leave Alaska with your pile, you want a sate place in which to invest it, a live
city to "do business in, with all the advantages for your family that fine climate, beautiful loca
tion extensive improvements and exceptional educational advantages offer.
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COME aND LET US SHOW YOU
Call on cr address any member of the Tacoma Real Estate Association for desired informa
tion. The complete membership list fellows.
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Anderson, K K Co
Alliance Realty Co
Arcade Realty Co
Barnes, \V A
Bardsley, W C
Rallard, D B A Co
Berry A Spaulding
Betliel Inves.ment Co
Brewitt. Herbert A Co.
Broeukow A Young
Rertle-on A Co
Btirw •!!,.!
Beadle, S A A < V>
Bi n idle, i. S A Co
Church, Eugene A Co
(lavender, C A
Couch, H S
Cook, I.uei.tn I'
Corey A Ke'ine.i;
Coinniereial Trust < •«
Cook it II
Dakin A: < ••
1I i e k ' o 11. I. II
EVei-elt. < li .V Co
Flee: Woo. I ,V M a.x we 11
Foie ity Kent <V * >H» (tio:i < >
Fiet 'her, ltoiiaM
I", I lives- iiieiit 1
Foltz, J J
Grafton. V I ,v *'o
t,litre’ i ui -1V i met' Aitem \
(ir srory, h F t °
(Kinston, M K * <•
(iraut. 1 ■ It v'v < o
I , M . 1 > , I . 1'. ‘V « p
ii,- ii ii Amtrir . Land • > j
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11. ]In , Lyon .v < i
• lHjdt-n A Wiii- liuu-i
J liiii'. c 1
J'ldson, Co i ho
K* -n. -I M Co
l; a:, I* L-.ri
K. nk uIkth. .1 H .V Co j
I l. i w '• r. 'o-o I.
[j M;i• mi! IItill:y Co |
P Mi lining. L L .V < > ^
P Maui!:u’*y. ■’ 1 ,v' '{
| Mo’ . »o,i ,v !»•:!:.»'.!! "
} M h ii, Dlwtird .( Co »
M . IN, Julia a Son s
New Hr,i I. in I < o
Noi ih W'■ •'lora <' >, The
Oj>ie, \V 11 u <’o
Parsons A Smith
I'n. li jo. <in!vin tv < ’a
I'eier- Wtivt' o
Ivirce, Joslnm
Ross, (' H ,t Co
KNt - Jones < ’o
K elmrils. A M .* l o
Hit:', II II A; I 'o
U'KJtlcr, <>tto H |
Kea, Miller W < 'o
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Sc i v. < \\ A; < o
STii ■. !i. \\ 11 I
Sc Ter*. K V
*'cr'ihcr/ c Wo'1 • t•
Thompson, Karl K v ' >
T t lor, (i mi K
Thunn*. Je- <». Jr
Thomps • :», VV l •. Kay
Taylor. II- ti i k \V
T icoma Ti mlicr • "o
Walker, llohcrt <1
William*, Ja* H
Woo is, S 1.
j Zimmerman & Co