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The Washington times., 1903-09-06
WARREN & DYER'S
LARGE GLASS TRADE
Remarkable Success Cf a Firm in
Only a Few Years

The glass, paint, and oil business OF
Warren & Dyer was established origi-
nany under the Arm name of Dyer &
Compton" in 1898, but five years later
Niles Dyer Joined in partnership with
Philip s. Warren. and the firm name was
changed accordingly.
Warren Dyer have built up a re-
markable business since their advent
into the Washington field, and are now
ranking among the largest dealers IN
glass In the city. The business is ever
increasing. their glass trade alone for
the first six months of this year exceed
ing that or the twelve months of las.
season. They hold contracts for sever
al large private and Government deals.
and have recently installed in the man
ual training schools OF the District new
entirely new for this city. there be-
ing only three d.. like character In the
whole country.
Warren & Dye were the first TO in
troduce here the new machine blown
cylinder glass which so completely rev
Clutionized the entire glass output, here
tOfOTe operated by human lungs. In
their branch store at 1913 Pennsylvania
Avenue they are exhibiting one OF the
first experimental cylinders executed
under this advanced process. Their main
establishment is at 627 L Street, and the
branch on the Avenue was established,
as Mr.. Warren explained. for the con-
yenieuce of those folks in the West End
and Georgetown. who formerly had to go
"a in order N ra-
liable glass, paints, and oils" Both
houses are hourishing, and Warren &
Dyer's signs may be seen in many large
building jobs in the city.
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FOOT BADLY CRUSHED.

b. Ariana De Salvado. an Italian.
seventeen years old was brought to this
city on the Pennsylvania Railroad from
below Alexandria with badly mashed
foot. The boy had been walking on the
railroad and in getting of the tracks
from in front of a train stumbled and
fell. the wheels catching his foot just
outside the rail. Though badly crushed
it was not found necessary, at the
Emergency Hospital, where he was
taken. 10 amputate the foot.
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CHANGE AT vIcKSBURG, MISS.

Thomas V McAllister, collector of
customs at Vicksburg, Miss. has re-
signed. Albert l.. Pierce, OF Mississippi,
has been appointed to succeed him. The
resignation OF Mr. McAllister was vol
untary and II is expected he Will re-
ceive another Government appointment.
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Mrs. E. J. Murray has begun the erec-
tion of a two-story building at 3S1 and
SS3 n Street northwest, which will be
used as a laundry. 1t will be so ar
ranged as to suit factory purposes. and
will cost about $1,000.
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wEsTBRooK TO GRAND JURY.

John Westbrook, who is charged with
the larceny of two barber chairs and
eight mirrors. was arraigned before
Judge Scott yesterday and held in $500
bond to await the action Of the grand
jury.
The Washington times., 1903-09-06

L. Breuninger has obtained a permit
for the erection of a two-famiIy apart
ment house at 1880 T Street northwest.
y. R. Grimm is the architect The
building Will cost about SO, 500
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LAUNDRY PRICES RAISED.

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-The laundry busiA
ness Of Chicago has fallen of 30 per cent
since the struggle. Prices have been
generally raised to enable owners 10
recover money lost.
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Other Building Operations.

Loring Chapel Will soon begin the
erection of row of five houses at 1254
1862 NJ Street northeast, in Trinidad.
They will be two stories and of pressed
brick fronts They will cost about So.
600.
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BUILDERS AGAIN
RUSH FOR PERMITS

houses at 101-123 Fifteenth Street north
east. The houses Will be of the two
apartment type, and Will cost about $780,
600. They will be two stories and OF
pressed brick front E S Davis is 20
be the architect.
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7. H. Pickford obtained permit yes
terday for the erection of a row OF seven
houses on Brightwood Avenue north
west. The houses will be of the two
story tpye and will cost about 81 ,000.
The houses are E403- 15-19-2327. W.
s. PLACER drew the plans.
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Former Justice Hagner has begun work
on extensive improvements to his house
at 1872 II Street northwest. The prop
erty will be thoroughly overhauled both
inside and out
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transatlantic Mails.

AONDAY--(e) At 6:O5 pm. for EUROPE. per
rs rs hronprinz Wilhelm, from New York, via
= i1'otsh. Cherbourg, and Bremen
" Az -l'z5 pm. for ITALY direct, per SIS.
Llsuris from New York. Mail must be d.
rected Per SIS. Liguria."
IIESDAf-(a) AT 7:l5 pm. for EUROPE.
per 5 5 81 Louis. from New York, via SOUTH
aiiiPton. Nail for Ireland must be directed
Per = s. St. Louis
le) AZ H:25 pm. for NETHERLANDS di-
.sS', . Pf SIS Fotsdsm, nom New York Mail
must & be directed Per s.s- Potsdarn"
=. ,.dS!.y Sey Al al.z9 pm for EUROPE. per So
Iefinanlc, rom New York, via Queenstown.
NEDN NEsDAl-lal At 7:l5 pm. for EUROPE.
per S. FOerst Bismarck, from New York va
Flyinouth, Cherbourg, and Hamburg Nail for
fhANCE must be directed 'Per SIS. Fuerst Bis
nlsrck."
(c) At 9:I5 pm. for FRANCE. swTTZER-
LAND. ITALY SPAIN, PORTUGAL, TT-RKFY
EGYPT, GREECE. BRITISH INDIA ana IOR.
ENLO AAkQJkZ, per SIS. la Touraine from
II ROPE must be directed Per ss La Tour
FRIDAY-(d) At p m. for AZORES IsL.ANDa
per IS Peninsular, from New Bedford
~ (9 At 1;lS pm for EUROPE. per as
EtIuria, from New York. VIA Queenstown
(cl Al II rs pm for BELGIUM direct. p.r
SIS Finland. from New York. Mai rarst -
directed Per SIS. Finland"
tc) Al II:25 pm for ITALY direct. per "a
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be directed Per SIS. Princess Irene --''-
(eJ At Il:z5 pm. for SCOTLAND direct t,rr
IS Furnessia, from New York Mail must be
directed Per SIS. FuTnessia''
tcl Al 1:z3 pm for DENMARK direct, per
ss- Island, from New York Nail must be IL
rected per SIS. Island"
NOTE--Ihe 3 s. Kronprinz Wilhelm takes
Printed Matter. Commercial Papers and
Samples for GERMANY only. The same class a
By her.
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YOU CAN'T BE
ATTRACTIVE
An Offensive Breath and Disgusting Dis
charges, Due TO Gaiarh, Blight Millions
of Lives YeaFlY-Dr. Agnew's Gaia nlIaI
Powder Relieves In 80 Minutes.

Eminent nose and throat specialists in
daily practice highly recommended Dr
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as sure. per-
manent, painless in all cases of Cold in
the Head. Tonsilitis. Headache and
Catarrh. 1t gives relief in ten min
utes and banishes the disease like
magic. %
Use DR.. Agnew's Pills. 30 Doses, 10 Gents
The Washington times., 1903-09-06
Who Says Life Insurance
COSTS A GREAT DEALT

COSTS A GREAT DEALT
Let us surprise you with some figures for an
p-to-date Life policy issued by the rEavelers
Insurance Company. OF Hartford. Conn THE
FRANK II. THOMAS CO.. Agents. Wyatt Bldg
The Washington times., 1903-09-06
REAL ESTATE.
SUBURBAN HOMES.
$500 TO $1,000, ON EASY TERMS,
AT FHASTON TERRACE.

Beautifully situated hi~h ground. between
BrooklAnd and Langdon. within District Elec-
tric car line goes right through property;
time, only 10 TO 20 minutes car fare. Take
green cars C s., marked Laurel, River
dale" etc, and get of at ELLASTON TER
RACE. Three houses ready Owner viii build
10 suit. ALBERT L. TEELE, office prop
erty. Mail address, Rhode Island ave and
10th 81 se5-tf
The Washington times., 1903-09-06

The Kennedy & Davis Co. viii soon
begin the erection OF a row OF twelve
The Washington times., 1903-09-06

n Of empty houses do not embarras
KnWS the Real Estate Dealer who nses
w - The Times Want ColuuHA
The Washington times., 1903-09-06

a. r. Taylor has begun work Oh
two-family apartment house at Sl9
Street northeast. The house will be
19x93, and will cost $4,000.
The Washington times., 1903-09-06
LABOR DAY
PRINCESS GARDENS.

Take your family and spend the day. Only
10 minutes out Of citv. High elevation Spring
water. Shade trees Select from TO 10 acres
for chicken farm or home-Only - monthly.
Train leaves Pennsylvani Railroad station 9
am. and :25 pm, 70 Ianham. Nd. We Will
meet you Booklet, particulars, office, Central
National Bank Building c. MONSON. Mgr
se3-4t
The Washington times., 1903-09-06

Work on the apartment house at 91S
VI Street northwest has begun. The
permit issued yesterday calls for a five
story brick and stone structure. pressed
brick front, colonades and bay windows.
and the building TO be 6Sxl20. The
structure will contain twenty-six apart
ments. Mrs. Louise c. Plant is the
owner, Appleton P. Clark. jr.. the archi-
tect. and w. E Speir the builder. II
will cost about S9O, 900 and will be named
The Linden"
The Washington times., 1903-09-06
FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON, D. C., P0SToFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occT
at any time
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched to the ports
OF sailing daily, and the schedule Of clOsings
Is arranged on the presumption 0f their unin-
ierrupted overland transit. For the week end
ing September u. 1908, the last connecting
as foIlovrs-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-06-18

0 William earned $3. % day, and
paid 20 cents Cor board in how
many days would he save 1912 50 7
o Make out the following in bill
form John Wilson boughto of Amos
Thomas. a wagon for $56. so 2 plows
at $3.50 each and a wheelbarrow
for $5.25; Wilson sold Thomas %
bushels Of potatoes ut IS cents o
bnshel, and 75 bushels of wheat ut
50 cents a bushel; which owes the
other aud how much
z Multiply IA bu. 6 OF. l pit. by 10.
8 A boy picked q pecksof berries
and sold them ut scents a pint; what
did he receive2
O H.Sr many panels II fence, each
10 feet will enclose field 40 rods
long aud 30 rods wide?
10 A farmer put up LII miles of
fence, at$ll rod !; what did il cost?
GEOGRAPHY.
/ Name and locate three large
cities i'm the United States.
2 Where is the cotton belt of the
United States? ? The corn belt?
3 Name and locate three States
that produce large quantities of lum-
ber.
4 Name and locate three wool
growing States.
Where is the Atlantic slope ?
Give the chief Industries and prod
ucts of this slope.
8 What city is the largest grain
and meat market i'm the world
z Where is the Dominion OF Cana
da? Name its capital. To what
country does Canada belong?
3 Name the large bodies of water
which border on Mexico.
9 Name the largest country of Eu-
rope and its capital.
I'D Name the largest country of
South America? Give it's location.
GRAMMAR AND LANGUAGE.
l Name and define the classes of
sentences.
2 What is a phrase? A clause
3 Name and define the classes of
nouns.
4 Define verbs, transitive and in
transitive; regular and irregular.
b Define adjectives. Adverbs.
& What is tense 2 Name the lenses.
Analyze the following sentence and
parse the italicised words:
The first iceicOme that our forefathers
receired upon landing on these shores
acds from the red man.
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SEVENTH GRADE.
ARITHMETIC.

] What is the greatest length OF
boards that can be used, without
cutting, in fencing a garden, the
sides of which are 16s feet, 1S2 feet,
$50 feet and 2j2 feet?
2 Divide seven milliOnths by
twelve and half ten millionths.
B The longitude of New York is
"A deg, o minutes 3 seconds w. and
Of Rome IL deg, q minutes, IA sec
F.. what is the difference in time
4 What is the cost Of IL pieces OF
scantling 4 in. by 8 in. and l2 feet
long, at $3.50 per thousand so. f.. f.?
D A debt of $l72S is compromised
for So per Ct; what is the collector s
commission at ~ per Ct, and what
are the proceeds remitted =?
6 What is the amount of $40, on
interest at g per CT, from June l2,
1887, to October 30, 1896?
IA note of $500, due in three
months, without interest, is dis
counted at Bank at 6 per cent; what
are the proceeds?
8 II a pole 10 II. long casts shad-
ow OF ft. in, what is the height
Of steeple whose shadow is 2i0 II.
long?
3 IL % men can dig a ditch 25O0
feet long, 3 #. wide and 3 It. deep
in % days 80 hours each, 10 how
many days OF ii hours each will I32
men dig a ditch 1900 #. long, 6 II.
wide and 4 Il. deep?
10. Two rafters, each "a fl. long,
meet at the ridge OF a roof l6 feet
above the top of the walls; what is
the width of the house?
SPELLING.
sociable restorative orthoepy
olemargarine amenable synonymous
deteriorate appropriate satellite
prescription surcinglei annually
| indelible tortoise catalogue
proprietor ALLEVIATE apostrophe
authority noticeable amateur
heroine etiquette provincial
foreclosure.
READING.
Lesson, page 357 Fifth Reader.
MENTAL ARITHMETIC.
Lesson 3, page 140.
GEOGRAPHY.
] What form Of governmentshas
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FIFTH GRADE.

SPELLING.
indian warrior sesflewent !.
participle physical slnortgAge
possession different average
personi necessary. prejudice
receivet dialogue millinery
atmosph, % disappear premium
experiment excusable purchaser
benefited declarative acknowledge
grammatical
READING.
Lesson, page 286 Fourth Reader
and lesson, page 81 Fifth Reader.
MENTAL ARITHMETIC
Page S6Of lesson 13, aud lesson 3,
page "a.
HISTORY.
Give an account of the settle
ment at jamestown.
2 When and by whom. was the first
settlement made in Maryland? When
was the city of Baltimore begun
3 When aud by whom was New
York settled ? How did it get the
name of New York;
4 Give an account of the settle
ments of the Spaniards i'm America
5 Give an account of the discovery
of Ponce de Leon. OF Balboa.
6 Give an account OF the sailing
of the Mayfiower. What settlement
did the colonists establish?
z Why did Oglethrope wish to es-
tablish a colony in America?
8 What was the objectof the New
England Confederacy?
9 When begun the French and In
dian War, and when did it end2
10 Who was Paul Revere, and
what important commission did he
execute2
PHYsIoLoay.
] What is the composition of the
bones? How is broken bone mend.
ed?
2 Name the two classes of mus.
cles, and define each kind.
3 What two kinds of work 90 on
in the body?
4 Name the organs Of digestion.
3 What are glands, and what is
their work Z?
6 Distinguish between inspira.
ton and expiration. Name the or.
gans of breathing.
z How does the air OF crowded
rooms become impure?
8 What does the blood carry 70
every part of the body? What does
il take away?
8 How may you know whether an
artery or a vein has been cut?
10 Name the layers OF the skin
What is the mucous membrane
ARITHaErTc.
l What cost 13l yards of cloth al
$2s a yard?
2 How many yards of muslin Al
1ei cents a yard can be bought fol
$2.OSa?
3 One-fourth Of O droveof animals
are cows, one fifth pigs, and the re
mainder, 154 are sheep; how many
animals are in the dr,ove2
4 Add 81 and 5 tenths, 125 and
thousanth, 5 and 695 hundred -thous
andths, 10 and 175 millionths, and
and 105 ten-milionths.
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3 Define appositive nouns and pro-

3 Define appositive nouns aud pro
nouns.
4 What properties have verbs
What is voice? Give examples q
auxiliary verbs.
b What is q modifier Give ex
amples of phrases used as adjectives.
Of phrases used as adverbs.
6 Write the possessive singular
and the possessive plural Of: aitor.
ney, empress. major general. King
Of England, brother.
z Analyze and parse He that hath
knowledge spareth his words.
PHYsl0IOGY.
i What is a skeleton How many,
and what are the kinds of joints
z What are the functions of the
muscles E?
3 What is the chief use of the sweat
glands ? What is the normal tenn
perature of the body?
State two uses of food
b What are organic foods ? Inor-
ganic foods?
6 How does the nourishing liquid
get into the blood?
Z Name the organs of the circula-
ton.
8 Describe the heart beat.
3 What is the systemic circula-
tion ? The pulmonary circulation {?
10 How does muscular exercise
promote the flow of blood
GEOGRAPHY.
] What is meant by climate q? What
is latitude? Longitude?
2 What causes the change of the
seasons
B What is the tropic of Cancer +?
Where is il? Name and locate the
polar circles.
4 Define trade and commerce.
What is domestic commerce For.
eiSn commerce
b What parts of United States have
the greatest rainfall?
q Name the Middle Atlantic States.
Which is the most populous ?
What States are partly separat-
ed from Maryland by the Potomac
river?
8 Name the Southern States on the
Atlantic coast. sOn the Gulf coast.
9 Give the chief products of the
Southern States.
10 Where is the most elevated part
of the Uniteds States. Name the
States and Territories Of this Sec,
tiOn.
.StR1taNu. e -t.,s 81. !.
righteousness 81 llarity : feroeity'
superstitions annfffi1ate ascendencS
hospitable teclfnicai ;; economy
infailible embarrass confederacy
installment comedian eightieth
estuary blasphemy elucidate
discernment concurrence machinery
ridiculous accelerate solicitude
READING.
Lesson, page % Fifth Reader.
MENTAL ARITHMETIC.
Lesson 6, page 100.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-06-18
SIXTH GRADE. (,
ARTTHMETIc.

! A grain-dealer paid 1920 for a
Quantity OF grain. one third of it be-
ing wheat, at $O.75 bnshel, one
fourth of ID for corn, at 90. % a bush
ell. and the remainder in rye, az
$0.S74 bushel; how many bushels
Of each kind did he purchase
2 Since noon the sun has seemed
to pass over 9 deg, 32 minutes, "a
seconds; what time is it?
3 What is the area of the gable
end OF q house 42 II. wide, the ridge
being Is #. higher than the top of
the wall?
4 How many yards of carpet, three
fourths yd. wide, will it take to car
pet, lengthwise, a room 2l feet by
ID feet?
A house worth 5000 rents for
5000 a year; what per cent. of the
value is the rent?
6 What is the difference in a bill
OF $3.50 between q discount of 80 per
cent. off and a discount of 20 and IN
per cent. eff2
2 A merchant sold damaged goods
costing 80 cents yard for 30 cents
what was the loss per cent?
8 A broker bought $50 shares OF
railroad stock $50 for $7O5O; what
was the rate of discount?
9 Ii Pennsylvania State As are at
Id per cent. premium; what is the
par value OF the amount that can be
bought for $4,000?
10 How much must a lady inves,
in railroad Us, at l29, to yield her
$3.50 a year, brokerage one-fourth
per cent?
HISTORY.
What forms OF government had
the colonies before the Revolution
2 Why did the King of England
propose to tax the colonies ? Why
did they object? What was the re
sult2
3 When and where was the Dec
laration OF Independence adopted
Who was it's author ?
4 What victory secured for US the
aid of France in the Revolution? (?
5 When and where was the treaty
signed by which England acknowl
edged the independence of the Uni
ted States What was the effect o
the final treaty of peace?
6 Mention two important event.
in Jefferson s administration.
z What caused the war Of 1912?
8 When and how did the Unite(
States acquire Texas :?
8 In whose administration occur
red the Mexican war? What can yo,
say of the treaty of peace between
Mexico and the United States?
10 Relate the discovery of gold il
California.
GRAMMAR.
| Define sentence. How are sen
tences divided according TO form
According to use?
1 2 Define the nominative case. Tn
possessiveca case. The objective case
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! A man having $18,000. leaves
his wife $l.e00. and divides the re-
mainder equally among 6 children ;
what does each receive?
2 II the Secretary of State ex-
pends is dollars day, how much
can he save in year. his salary be-
ing 5000 a year and his private
income $2S a week?
3 A farmer exchanged 20 bushels
of wheat at "a cents bushel, for
cloth, worth LOS yard how many
yards did he receiver
4 A merchant exchanged 4 pieces
Of silk, each containing 80 yards, at
6 per yard, for beaver cloth, worth
% q yard how many pieces, each
containing 30 yards, did he obtain
8 A boy walked around house
4Ol feet long and 25s feet wide; how
far did he walk?
6 William having 800, gave $26-
2-5 to the poor and spent $l8a for
clothing how much remained
What are 16s bushels of apples
worth, at four-tifths of q dollar a
bushel?
8 A piece of cloth contains 254
yards at $3a a yard what will three
fifths of it cost?
8 How much cloth will $44 buy, at
oil per yard I?
10 IL a field containing 25l acres
yields 1924 Bushels Of wheat, what
is the average yield per acre p :.
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FOURTH GRADE.

FOURTH GRADE.
SPELLING.
personal pronounce cemetery
century diamond oxygen
remainder innocent excursion
icicle vacation commerce
ventilate message deposit
syllable postscript example
salary grammar numerator
decide linen ladder
women
READING.
Lesson on page 2O3 Third Reader
and page 92 Fourth Reader.
MENTAL ARTTHMErc.
Lesson Z, page 4s.
LANGUAGE.
] Write the plural of the following
nouns: city, mouse, woman, OK, calf.
What is a pronoun An adjec-
tive? A verb?
How isownership, or possession,
indicated Write two sentences TO
illustrate it.
Give the subjects and predicates
of the following sentences, and name
the nouns, adjectives and verbs:
The large boys have returned to
school.
Wise men proyide for old age.
3 Write letter of ten lines to a
friend and address il.
| GEOGRAPHY.
l What is geography
2 What causes day and night?
3 WHAT'S the equator? Tell what
you know of the climate and the veg
citation of countries near the equator.
Name the grand divisions Of
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land. Name the divisions OF the
ocean.
5 How is the air heated?
What races are found in North
America?
Name the countries Of North
America.
8 Between what mountain ranges
does the region called the Great Ba-
sin lie?
Name and locate four large riv-
ers of North America
10 What two countries occupy the
greater part prsh snerica
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-06-18

The examinations in all branches
on which questions are furnished
must be written.
Teachers will mark the averages
and retain the examination papers
ON file in their schools subject TO in
spection. They will also enter in
the Register. opposite the pupils
names, the average attained by each
pupil for a permanent record.
Seventy per cent. is required on
each branch for promotion.
No assistance must be had during
the examination.
BY order,
GEO. w. Joy, Examiner.
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ehI. W. Jul EAhtuiucT.
THIRD GRADE.
SPELLING.
hour minute sugar
hammock blackboard chestnut
carriage parrot honest
yacht lead-pencil houses
banana sleeves million
rhubarb beautiful neatness
attention Satchel walnut
holiday weather heifer
eclipses.
READING.
Lessons on pages So and 178 Sec
ond Reader, and lesson page "a Third
Reader.
MENTAL ARITHMETIC.
Pages % and 90.
ARITHMETIC.
Add the following: 2O2S, 1894,
20, 40, 49O7, 1921, 2Ols, 562.
2 Willie's top cost 45 cents, his
whip cost 70 cents. his ball 81 cents,
and his bat 30 cents; what was the
cost of all2
3 Mary's papa gave her q five dol
lar bill to go shopping; she bought
fan for 10 cents. some silk for 165
cents, and a pair of gloves for 125
cents how much change did she
bring home?
4 A merchant sold 25 pieces of cal
leo, each containing 30 yards, at 6
cents yard, what did he receive
for his goods?
D Multiply 1925 by 3OO4.
6 How many carriages can you
buy for 1892 dollars, at the rate of
1S4 dollars each
LANGUAGE.
l With what do the names OF per-
sons begin? Write the names of
five persons.
2 Write three questions about the
following: The school vacation
baseball.
4 What are authorizations ? Write
the authorizations for the months OF
the year.
Il
4 Write five sentences using con
fractions.
Write a letter about your school,
and address it.