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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-24

oil, cases. 25e; elaine oil. cases. 2sc,
extra star, cases, 2ec: headlight oil
i75 degrees. cases. 24Mc; iron barrels
isc. twashington state test burning
oils. except headlight, Nc per gallon
highsr)
Bsnzine--sixty-three degrees, cases
2sci iron barrels. fbMc
Linaeed oil-pure raw. in barrels
SEC: genuine kettle-boiled in barrels
54c; pure raw oil. In cases. SIC: genu-
Inc kettle-boiled in cases, boc; lots OF
$50 gallons, ic less per gallon.
Turpentlne--In cases. SIC per gal
ion.
Gasoline --stoye gasoline. cases,
24hc; iron barrels. isc; SO degrees
gasoline. cases. s2c; iron barrels or
drums, 2gc.
Jead--strictiy pure white lead and
red lead IN ton lots. 7%c; 50o-pound
lots. Sc: less than 800 pounds, SIC.
Groceries, Provisions, Etc.
sugar--Goiden G. 1888; powdered,
1896; patent cube. 1850: cane. d. o..
1918. fruit sugar, ,6ib; beet sugar,
1906: extra cwt. l0c; kegs, cwt.. csc;
boxes. cwt.. soc 0ess hc per pound. II
paid for In i6 days.
salt--Baies OF 7S-2H. bale $3.50; bales
of b0-3s. bale $3.50: bales OF 40-4s. bale
also: bales OF iB-i0s. bale tl60; bags.
kos. fine. ton. $3.50; bags 90 lbs. genu-
inc Liverpool. ton. si7; bags so lbs. "
ground. zoos. tons. .5.25, r. 3. v. Ps
20 5.lb. cartons. i2.2B; r. 8. v. r.. "a
s-lb cartons. 'i.75; Liverpool lump.
ton, tl5.
Coffee Mocha. 26Q2Se: Java. fancy.
2sG a2c; Java. good, 20Q2tc: Java. or
dinary, i7Q2oc; Costa Rica. fancy. IS
aeoc; Costa Riea, good. Ie@isc: Ar
buckles. $685. per 100 pounds; Lion.
tihes.
Nuts walnuts. No. l. soft shell.
f5&o: No. ]. hard shell. iskc; Chile,
lac: almonds. i7@isc; hiberts, i4@f6c;
Braziis. Ice; pecans, l3hWlbc; nick
ory. Sc; Virginia peanuts. s4smc;
Jumbo Virginia peanuts. DC; japanese
peanuts, 6Ma6c: chestnuts, Italian.
lac: chestnuts. eastern. drum. $3.50:
coeoanutS. dozen. 9Oc.
RIce-Imperial Japan. No l. s5.37s
No. 2, ,L25: Carolina head. &c; broken
head. &c.
Provisions Hams, TO size, t2Nc:
hams picnic. Sc; bacon. regulars. lie:
bacon. breakfast. lt9isc: dry salt
sides ioc; backs. dry salt. s&c; lard.
kettle rendered. tiereed. 9%e.
FIgs--whIte. pound. 6hdec; black.
s97c.
Dates--Golden. 60-lb. boxes. edDTc:
lib packages. Sc. Fard. l5-lb boxes.
li.i0 box.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-24
Grain Products, Feed.

whcat--W Walla wnlln. see. Valley
sse: biuestem. sse.
oata~-whlte. &31H2s. gray. ss7.
Barley Brewing. t23; feed. s22.bo
Hay--Timothy. .iiui5: clover, 81
Ii?, cheat. tiiGi2.
Milistuifs-- Barley. rolled. s23,60,
midilinga. s24q?5: chop. siG0is: brar
tso02i; shorts. t2aq26.
Flour--Hard wheat. straight, sti6a
ls0; hard wheat patents si759 40:
Valley. st.so9L76; graham, 81. rye
sS. whole wheat flour. $500.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-24
Fruits and Vegetables.
Pears-si0L2S.

Pears-si0L2b.
cranberries--Pe barrel. tll.
Apples Oregon. 5Oc8l2S.
Tropical Fruita--Lemons fancy, s32'
0s,b0; choice. 1925 per box oranges,
s225G2.bO; bananas 5Q5Mc per
pound; plneappies. s3.5CGi per dozen,
Potatoes. oregon, 100 pounds, 500
sOc; tomatoes, California. per crate
si2S: turnips. per sack, SO9 zoe; cab
bagcs. per pound, iAQ2c; carrots, per
sack. 6O@75c; beets. per dozen bun6hes
i5e: egg plant, &c per pound; Oregon
onions. 100 pounds, s20o02.25; sweet
potatoes. si.5O@17S per 100 pounds;
caulinower, per dozen, 7bcQsl; celery,
per dozen, bb965c.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-24
Frssh Meats and Fish.

NTresh Meats--veai, 3Masc; pork
h9shc: beef, s9be; mutton, a0ec
Fish-Crabs. per dozen. si,25: Shoal-
water Bay oysters. per sack, 81; oys-
ters, gallon, s2.25; haliDut, &c. black
cod, 7c; salmon. steelheads. SIC: her
ring, &C. founders &c; catfish, &c;
Holsters. per pound, i2hc: silver smelt,
&c; shrimp. lOc; perch, &c; sturgeon,
&c; Columbia river smelt, Sc.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-24

Three sizes--25c, Soc, $l.00.
The 50 cent size contains two and
one-half times as much as the small size
and the Sl.00 bottle almost six times
as much.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-24

Butter--Faney creamery 2bG37hc;
dairy. isaisMo; cooking, i0Glie,
Cheese America. ithi5c:
Eggs--oregon ranch,27a3s eastern
gia2ee.
Mixed chickens. per pound,
Ice: spring. pound. ii9i2ho: hens,
iiGi2Me; geese. s0sMc; turkeys, live
is0iTc; turkeys. drssscd. 2O122c;
ducks. old. dozen. si0S; spring ducks.
is97.
Honey--Dark. ioM9iie; amber, 12G
iSc. fancy white, i6c.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-24
LOCAL PRODUCE.

Prices Furnished by Ross, Higgins &
N Company
The following are the retail prices
on local produce yesterday;
Eggs. per dozen. see; butter, best,
per roll. CSC: chickens. dressed, per
pound, 1Sc; mallard ducks, pair. 81;
apples. box. 75cGsl.25; oranges. box
s2.609s; potatoes. sack. $3.50; turnlps,
sack, s0c carrots. sack. 81.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-24

For pure drugs. and prescriptions
compounded by a manufacturing chem
list go to DR.. C. u. Linton's drug store,
1896 Franklin avenue A complete
stock of everything pertaining to a
drug store Is carried II
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-24

Coal oil--Pearl or astral oil, cases
21c per gallon; water white oil, iron
barrels,ibhc; wood barrels, none cocene
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-24
Mlld Game.

Wild geese. $3.50; mallard ducks,
s2.SO;. wijgcon ducks. $50. teal ducks.
$3.50.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-24
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE
First National Bank

Al Astoria, in the state of Oregon, n
the close of business, January 18th
1906.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-24
Livs,toek.

cattlc-;s7504.OO; hogs. ,i5OG $50;
sheep. ,3.25GjL25.
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SITUATIONS WAkTED-MALE.

WA\TED-By reliable young coloreL man.
pace 20 Work arUund house. CARR RUS
SELL. rear 4>0 -. II
WANTED-By coloTei man. -. place as jan
itor. attend steam. furnace, or fires work
lODJ lIth st nv II
wANTED-By man Of integrity with tho.cugA
knowledes of farming. dairying and poultry
situation on a place near this city. Adcfess
BON pa. Times office. X
WANTED-Position As helper or horseshoe
Cali "a 4l3 l. 81. de4-5t
WANTED - Position stenoerS Eler tF4a
typewriter. nVe years experience Address
EpZ 2.". Times cffl,e. de$-SJ
DEPA VI tsNi' stenOg rapler desires evening
work: experience ia newspaper NoEk aa1 a.
'ungre ssndn' . secretary: best reference, Ac-
dress BON ls9. Times Office de23t
WANTED BY young uIan. place 10 drive:
good references Address BoN IsN Times
once de3-St
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Typhoid Proof Milk Free.

Send for d free bottle Of Clean Milk"
purified in a steam turbine. perfectly
Pasteurized and chilled. This is the
finest. purest, and only safe milk IN the
city At regular prices Ice cream made
OF purified cream. Standard Dairy and
leo Company, 1893 18th 81. NV. Phone
North IS2.
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WALL PAPE 2.

EOONS t.4p.--4 zee. cheaper th4n other
firms. work guaranteed. r. HEWITT. OFT
East Capitol. 0e@ -~t
ROOMS PAPERED. al. Up: house painting.
lowest priccs. CARLISLE BROS. v1> a. -.
ne Phone EaSy i2S'- ueJ q
NVN \ MAauNEN the Progressive .'Apsr-
hanger; reliable. plO-i-Ft- 'avfP- legal su&r-
yufea roXrlS az o.I WVIN. svrc IuSIdi Tor
free samples ana estimate Main store. vJg
Peunsy lXania ave. Sc. telephone Las. 5lE- f.
az following aseugirS- a. DcIvr.fs rIiuE
store S.d eud u sts- nA-, Eciavlsch's stolS
Bowie Md 10 Monroe 81. = ns -Ostia, Mat
tinglNfs store Congress EeIxut-. 6OI Ne..
Yurk ave. NV lzSU r Il. Sc. uo2o--t
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Brown 2 nelson's Tuesday Sale,

1903 II St NV. al 1890 a. M includes de-
sirabIe furniture for all parts of the
house also one "Hink & Johnson Vic
toria. and one -Bogart' Grand Upright
Piano TO be sold at u m Dealers and
private buyers invited.
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old-Fashioned Revival Meetings

in the PentecOstal Church. 9th and ID SITS
This evening. Rev. c. w. Petit WI
preach.
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LEGAL MENTION.
Need Anv New Furniture?

Get the best values for Your money
Our collection TO be sold Wednesday,
commencing 10 a. m. is direct from fac
tories noted for fine finish and beauty OF
STYLES. CAN and examine It. Wilson K
Mayers. Auctioneers, 1927 and 122S G st.
The Washington times., 1905-12-04
One Sip of Royal Pilsen"

will bathe the dropping spirits In delight
beyond the bliss of dreams. Served in
special glasses at bars. Abner-Drury
Brew Co.
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Barclay Pure Rye. SIX Years Old.

one OF the most famous whiskeys on
the market. sold from the Atlantic 70 the
Pacific. Reputation built on its merits
Tobias Bush Distributor. ITO T. 81 NV
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FOR PENT-UNFuREIsHED ROOMS.

FOR ENT-I'nfuInished : very pleasant
"a door front rooms. every CON- enience.
SIS 1924 18th 81 nv te4- 81
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The Sweet Gospel Singer.

Mrs. Petit. of ssaChusetts VIII sing
at the revival meetings in the Pente-
costal Church. this evening. 9Th & d sJs.
The Washington times., 1905-12-04

WANTED-FirSt class meat cutter. one who
understands handling general market pro-
dcyt Apply after m. At WALKER
EeCticCt ave jef-..
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FOR SALE-Two nice driving or business
il4Z 3th 81 NV - =.
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WANTED-Glrl as nurse and generally use
ful; stay nights. Sll ! ST. NV. des--t
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HELP WANTED-MALE e. FEMALE

WANTED-You can learn the syllable system
OF shorthand in T. hours. attain a speed OF
q, 10 100 words ln 80 hours. and We VIII pro-
cure a position for you We teach also Pit
man, Graham. Gregg. and Barnes systems
tvpewr1ttnG nd spanish STENDGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building Phone NJ
llf2 de3-3Ot
WA NVED-I'oIOTeI butler. white chamber
maid and nurse. coloraI nurse. chamberIuald
and cooks 1911 New York ave u
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WOEL<lNGAE-N work every day: you gain
nothing by not coming 10 Us FOR q good
tailor made suit OvercCat slightly used
from the house that serves best al cseSDest
possible price. JJSTH'S OLD STAND. 6lS u
The Washington times., 1905-12-04
Kramer's 100000 Rose on ExhibitiO

This week at our Free Chrysauthemum
Show. ZIG +. Souvenirs 10 every Gus
TONER.
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FcR MISCELLANEOUS.

s-Si- t.i-..ilr ,are 90 small hotel. pos-
sla 6s,I, Sivfa - oaue. ~ a. 81. nv
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ROOMS
WANTED-Office for physician; furnished or
unfurnished: between 9th ami 18th St south
OF ;. Address BOX 23S. Times Office. de4-5t
WANTED-Two or three furnished rooms FOR
light housekeeping: state price and all par
ucularS, good location. Address BOX -.
Times Office. de2-st
1st, small rooms: light house
keeping. lighted: + 10 l. Sth 10 18th nv
Address BOX zSS. Times Office. 1t
THREE or four rooms FOR light housekeeO-
ing, in Northwest. Address BOX Is1 tt =,
Office. des-2t
WANTED-Two rooms IA Northwest. for lignt
housekeeping, with privilege OF piano prac-
tlce: reference Address RO& IL. Times Of
fee. de2-2t
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ELOCUTION.

SUSIE ROOT RHODES EiOcuIIon Public
Sp~ak ng. PrscticaI Platform Work Studio.
l4S2 AAsSAchusstIs ave- Loe- -2JI
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A Hrst-ela=E laundress wants
washing 10 take home call 500 nth 81. NV.
WANTED-gy good girl place a. general
hOusewOrker. stay nights. IN private family.
> Freedman alley nv II
wANTED-By good laundress. washing 10
,ake h"rle s52 n -. NV. It
WANTED Washing To take home and go out
house cleaning. lSo Pierce -. nv. II
WANTED-By nice respectable co!orsd
woman place 70 do chamber work in morn
ing or clean ONCE OF roOom Tor gentlemen.
Gail or address 1908 20 o.. ~. II
WANTED-By respectable colored woman
-li .lstlcn cooking or cleaning by day Cali
l.fs Jth st nv. Il
WANTED-W Washing 10 do AT home b. first
class Dundress- 10 & 81 ne L
WANTED-CoIored woman place ss cook or
chambermsid. 1921 llth ~ NV Il
wANTED-Hy a girl. place cook. call Io5
Massachusetts ave. II
wANTED-By respectable coiored woman
place a. COOK. chAmbernaid or general house
Mpr" tn small family stay nights. call
TUESDAY morning. 1870 Y 81. NV. ia
WkNTED-By an experienced 1eacner. po-
sitCh IN school or az goyerness. Address
EON 80. r!naes o;iice. de5-Jt
WANTED-By newspaper " oman office work
or posIJion as secretary- Il. ), 9l3 9th ~.
no. de8-St
WANTED BY Young lady. position a. cash
ier OF assistant 20 double entry boOkkeepeT. !.
best reference. Address BON no. Times
o:f!"e. isz It
WASTED-TEvrCuFh business woman fine
pennan: wants position. address BON 1SS
Times office. de2-.t
WANTED Washing 70 do at home, 3 Nc
CullOugh ell nv. de1-3t
WANTED-By N young lady, position "a
pianist FOR dancing school Address BOX
zUs. Times orties. dsz-SI
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DENTISTRY.

PAINLESS DENTISTRY prHctlced by fl,a-
eEn and scientific methods. examination nnc
estimates tIee. D!. r. g. RICH AE:sseslN
conner Sth and r sis. nv. r.c. z5t
TEETH WITHOUT PLATE.S-No extracting.
pain: look. feel, act, and las; longer tEau
natural teeth shrunken faces made Dur4la- /.
painless hlings- DR. =. J.. WIl-SOE. lzus r
X no.s. .syf
FOR PAINLESS. Ligh-cIass dentistry "a.
modern DuCes. consult AERO DENTISTS
lII5 Pennsylvania ave. Examinations free
Io22-H
The Washington times., 1905-12-04

FOR SALE-For $50 cash a 500 due bill: good
for credit on any piano in first eIzss
taolishnaent OF tats city. Address BOX Iss.
Times office. de2-3t
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HORSES FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Cheap rates 20 drunruers and
business people. good horses. buggies and
caytons: saddle horses and horses 70 WORK
10 your delivery wagons. PRESTOS'S I.IE-
ERN STABLES. sth and ! sts NV Phons
Main c5S-y moi -zgt
The Washington times., 1905-12-04
BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

wANTED-Fair ror terrier pups not related.
GIL 80 st dealt
FOR SAIE;-Gord0R setter. y months %, nor
broken. cheap address BOX Is2. Times Of
nee. de2-st
FOR SAIsE-F'rench bulldog pups. 80 IaJh
". dey y
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. look over
stock CI canafless parrots, poultry, TaD-
bits. guinea pigs, dogs. cats. soldhnch~s, in
cuDators mounted deer ana elk horns. SuJ
Leacs etc SCHMIDS BIRD STORE. sl2
Izth 81 nv. nO3s-f
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PENSION VOUCHERS.

PENSION VOUCHERS EXECUTED MondaT-
an. ~ pm. lSc lS.l u 81 NV dss-sI
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED AGENTS--To sell the only $40
seif-nlling fountain pen ia the world. manu-
factured and guaranteed by celebrated pen
maker. big money easily made; Interest," de-
yartuienL clerks. director Of agents. II LIIs
KCRTZ i65 East i2stn -. New York city.
q A -AnI
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES

FOR sALE-F1ne bay geIdIng colt. years
..d' tlig broke; good driver and saddler. Can
l4oe lslh a.. nw. des-sr
FOR SALE-TwO nice driving or busfness
ma ma. - ana Two ponies. cheap II sold a. once
- ''H 81 NV de4-5t
FOk sAl-t--Four good work horses and one
srH1leliah ~ road horse. cheap n sold qIllcE
- - D. NV de2-it
FOR sAt-E-Cheap. one secondhand liebt
wagon. ilt Sth s. ne dee-Sr
FOR SAI-E-ssseTaI draft horses and mares
Also black trOtrlng horse: can b. driy.1
- ladies an extra good road horse Res-
l4ii y s. nv. ae9-
SLIGHTLY USED VEHICLES al rtdic1JousI,.
low prices 10 close them out gYlcll.
standing top Jaeger buggies $50 x a. emo,
good phaeSon DuBgies. yl5 and S25 eaCb
10 good surreys. fronl $40 20 40 each
10 good delivery wagons, from 80 10 Sy5 each
T. u. WATERS q son. 80 Pa ave noZz- n
$40 PER WEEK.
iOn NEW DELIVERY WAGONS
To reduce this large stock of
new DELIVERY WAGONS, H-e ar,
vnsring special TERMS.
g. 90 PEP WEEK
pROBEX CARRIAGE Co.
1880 52d 81. y. ". oclq-tr
The Washington times., 1905-12-04

FOR SALE-Ffne 80 violin case. bow
cheap suitable holiday gift. l5e1 Co-cOraa-
Ge2-3t
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Personal.

wOR.IINGAtHN WORK every day: you gam
nothing by not coming Us FOR q good
tailor made s0it or OvercCat tsligltly used
from the house that serves best al caeapest
possible price il 'Sri = OLD STA Nd 6lS -.
debit
MRS e WHITE holds seance si5 sth ST NV:
private advice siveu. II
ORIGINAL GYPSY PALMIST tens yoGr
whole fortune. ioc- open sunday iI2s sth
St nv. 9es-st
MME. THEO. Medium. Card ReaGer. ead
Palmist; German spoken sz5 II 81 NV.
de3.4.6.I
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF 50 70 $50.
JOSEPH CAIN. ROOF 405. JENIFER
BUILDING. TTH AND ID SIS NV dee-1t
NINE. RAY. ;ke worlds renowned paImIst
ami card reader. Ielis past. present. and fu-
ture; reunites the separated and causes
speedy marriages gives luck. Par!ors, 1895
9 St NY, open daily and Sundsy: hours.
10 g. de2-st
Sf9fE. JEWEL 727 9th s.. NV. PalTnlst
and Card Reader; removes spells. giyes luck
Rea1lnsS. -2c --nd Y9c- noS-syt
MsIE. CATHERINE. Paimist and Card
Reader. 80 New York ave. no1s-S9t
BRADFoRD's NATIONAL DETECTIVE
AGENCY. SUITE "a COLORADO BUILD
ING. 18th and G. A reliable and confidential
private dctecti,e service, any cause. all sec
TORS Phone Main -J25- MORGAN BRAD
FORD Jr. -perin;eacenJ- After s p IA.
phone residence. Main ls5s- noI5-S9t
LADIES SUITS. SHIRTS. COATS. WAISTS.
MEMS AND BOYS SUITS AND OVER
COATS. L, ENDLESS VARIETY LACE
CURTAINS BLANKETS. AND COMFORTS.
ALL on WEEKLY PAYMENTS. JOSEPH
CAIN. 80 ITH ST NV nci4-sl5
MME- RITA the Worlds Greatest PalriSJ
and card Reader: only astrOlOger IN Wash
incton is holding receptions AT - 9th 81.
nv. Fee. 55c and 5oc. nol4-31J
I HAVE GOT $4,000 TO loan on furniture
uprfght pianos etc Do you want a strictly
rriyate loan Address BON lyG9 Times Of
/ fee. au'-U
Mr. r MILAN. Psyehic Readings pa
NeW York nois--Gc
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ANACOSTIA.
BROOKLAND, D. c.

BURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
FOR sAlsk-Rambler runabout automobile
I'm nne running order. complete outft: cos
81. 900; VIII seu FOR less than one third X sold
at once. Address BON I2S. Times office
no2S-4J
The Washington times., 1905-12-04

FOH sALE-F1ne bay geIdIng colt years
".d' el,y broke. good driver and ssddler. Can
l4ce Asth ~. NV de4 -
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FOUND.

FOUND-On 18th 81. Sc a sum Of money
Address BOX ~, Times office. Al
WE RENOVATE all kinds OF hats into an
sCyles. size. or color. guaranteed. kSNDEI.
il2I 9Th nv. aof4-a9t
The Washington times., 1905-12-04

WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. As-4.0-42
iotb~t. NV. Phone Main s229 nal sot
The Washington times., 1905-05-21

The summer fan has taken on new
fads and one of these is that of en-
broidering Isotto In the middle Of the
fan. a pretty girl who carries a small
silk fan of the folded variety, Is In the
habit of opening It and laying it on her
lap In the middle of the fan her name
Is embroidered.
Another girl carries a blue linen fan
of the same variety, and in the center
there Is her monogram with a little
circle of green leaves around it. The
appearance is very much as though 1t
were a medallion set into the fan.
And still another one Is made of taft
feta with a worked medallion In the
middle and a lace ornament at each
side A fan of this description sug
gests a lace papc- '-Ez+.::---,c-- and there
Is a neatness about it and certain
dainty attractiveness which makes it
desirable for summer use.
In planning a summer wardrobe,
said a dressmaker WI o makes q special
ty of summer outfits, Il am always very
careful to consider the uses OF the gown.
If it is for piazza or casino wear / in
sist that it shall be complete in its
small appointments. l even ask that [
be allowed to provide a necklet and
bracelets, and | strongly advise the sum-
mer woman TO see that her fan, vanity
case, parasol, slippers and stockings ali
match. These small things are so very
essential TO good looks in a woman"
The Washington times., 1905-05-21
Sunshade, Fan and Spats.

One Fifth avenue girl matches her
sunshade to her spats, both of which
are OF q tan color. She has also pro-
yided herself with brown spats and a
brown parasol, the latter lifted into
gayety with daisy decorations. These
are merely straWs, but they show which
way the fashionable wind has drifted
It has been claimed that the day of
The fluffy parasol is over. but this is
very far from being true, as you will
see If you take a walk on a fashionable
street of an afternoon. There is some
thing so attractive and so becoming
about chiffon ruffies. lace rufI1es. en-
broidery and maline that the summer
woman who has regard for her conn
plexion will not consent TO discard
them. Therefore, il is that You see
dozens of summer parasols covered
with net snd trimmed with lace rufffes
and you also see the old-fashioned lin
ings which were the fashion year ago
and which .iave been more or less in
style for the past twenty-five years.
The Washington times., 1905-05-21

other trimmings. Or. IL you have one
Of the delicate sort, from which the
paint cannot be removed without leav-
ing a spot. you can cover up the painted
portions with shirred ribbon trimmings
and thus make the parasol suitable for
wear as long as ray of summer sun
shines.
And the same with the fluffy ones, for
you can take off the ruffies, the net
coverings and the shirrings and trans
form your sunshade into a very accept
able autumn umbrella.
Il you lived in Paris, you would not
| have such poor idea OF making over
your old furnishings. The French
woman makes and remalkes. She re-
models, dyes, turns. cuts and trims ana
eontrives until she has made g new
garment out Of an old one. The Ameri-
can woman, on the other hand. gets
tired of her clothes. She becomes i'm
patient at the sight of them and she
throws away, gives away and casts
aside waists. skirts and jackets which.
| in the hands of a French modiste, could
| be transformed into something beautf-
| fully new
With the French woman nothing ever
| goes u waste She takes her old shirt
waists and cuts out embroidery patterns
! from the material. From the uppers OF
| her old sleeves she makes puffs for her
new sleeves. and from the backs OF
her old waist she cuts out lovely motifs
and medallions, with which to trim the
new waist which she has just bought
She decorstes and makes over until her
wardrobe is dream in pretty gowns
and her example is one which might
well he followed, wholly or in part by
the woman who is getting up something
| for the season.
The Washington times., 1905-05-21

1.-THE new suspender dresses," said a
French -dressmaker .tare ncthing but a
modification and the outsrcwti1 OF the
Eton. The Elton iacks. with its sleeves
ripped out. IFS front and back cut away
and its belt provided with straps and
buttons, is completely turned into a sus-
pender waist. The idea is new and, If
worn by slender figure, is fetching
and graceful
While you are buying your spring out
fit you might as well get the new colors,
and of these Jade green is about the
best. To get tha exact tint it Is neces-
sary to go into . jewelry store and ask
to see 8 piece of jade. Perhaps. If you
want to spend the money, it might be
well to buy one OF the long jade strings
which go around the neck and are fin
ished with a pretty ornament, or you
can get a set Of jade buttons, Z belt
buckle, or a clasp for the from. OF the
waist, or a medallion or SO. This will
furnish the keynote for your costume.
Your gown must be exactly the same
tone and your hat must be trimmed
with Jade green ribbon.
When you have fitted yourself out in
this way you will find yourself smart
for month or two. Then your gown
will have faded and you must treat 1t
to a dose of yiolene, hazel brown or
navy blue dye. II will take the color
well, and can now be trimmed with
buttons of a different kind and with
embroidery or trimmings of a contrast
ing tone.