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You Know Lacey's Ice Cream Is the Best
soe per gal. coz \. Y. ave. Phone n ess.
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Royal PiIsen" for Thanksgiving.

This delicious light beer viii add much
70 the pleasure or the feast. For a. ~
phone ". 4s6. Abner-D DFury Brewing 90.
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wANrED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-For winter. horse for its keep.
good care assured; used in retail grocer
wagon. Address BOX I2l. Times Office.
no27-St
WANTED-SnaH or Shetland pony. without
bad habits; must be sound. gentle ana
cheap. Address. stating price and where can
be seen. ". &. LYON. Hyattsville. Md
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Fussell's Ice Cream for Thanksgiving,
Special Fnolds, turkeys. etc. 1927 n. Y. ave
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we want You to - our White Hous,

vs. E@A1 NSA ~ ~AJ Out " nlle house
Peanut Butter. On Wednesday and Thurs
day you VIII be presented with a trial IA r
Wit every rfIrCnaees sfkTF,fSe ~.
or other brands Of butter. washington
Dairy CO.. glass and marble stands
Center Market.
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PeTOtti's Famous Turkey Dinner, to s
?. m. Selected stock from Rhode Island
farms. $50 Pa ave. NV.
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ROOAIJNG and boarding house; centrally 10
Gated: all rooms occupied; $3.50. COLUMBIA
BUSINESS EXCHANGE. NE : 81 no.s-3t
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Thanksgiving Turkeys (Home Dressed)
al The Family supply Co. 9TH & II ne.
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CONTENTS Of nine~room house; house nIled
With r0Omers: one Of the best-payIng houses
in city. near Pension once. Address BOX
IS. Times office. n02s-5s
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PAYING LUNCH ROOM. on prominent bssSi-
ness street; living rooms: 500 COLUMBIA
BJSINESS EXCHANGE. Ills Z 81 noea-st
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LEGAL MENTION.
You're Looking Good"
At Sautter's Cafe. 502 9Th ST. NV.
Buckingham's Thanksgiving Candies

and Cakes are the best. strictly pure and
always fresh. 251 Pa. ave. Sc. s23 G St NV
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Chris. xander's Pride of Virginia Port

will make YOU we'll quick il you're jus
over a long illness. f5c qt. only at 800 Thirst
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ELocUTI0N.

SUSIE ROOT RHODES. Elocution. Publie
Speaking. Practical Platform Work. Studio
1853 Massachusetts ave. 4os- got
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Finest Ice Cream at Reisinger's.
81 cal; SOC < sal zs5 G st. Phone N 27s7
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Best Watch Repairing in City.
Match CRYSTALS. Ioe; Main Springs. 75c.
tsadore Kahn. 7l6 9TH St NY.
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TAILORING BUSINESS; excellent business
and location. price, SEQ. make o1er, owner
going 10 ST. Louis. NEW YORK BUSISESS
BROKERS. gil F n02s-3l
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Kramer's ssO.oOo Rose on Exhibitit

this week al eur Free Chrysantheunum
SHOW. sl6 f. Souvenirs 10 every Gus
toner.
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GROCERY STORE. s225s same owner twelve
years Investigate COLUMBIA BUSINESS
EXCHANGE. 1ll5 T 81. no26-st
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$3.50 REQUIRED-I am clearing so weekly
and want partner (ady OF gentiemanl with
$3.50 and services. to join me in buying an
other business like the I own. Address
BOX 40 Times ioffics- no27-st
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rooms; block from Palais Royal rent. $50:
roomers pay SIS Price $50. Address BOX
llz Times office nOZ7-3t
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FOR SALE-Charter. mining privileges. with
WASHINGTON. D. Z. nnaf-7f
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FOR SALE-Great bargain. small hotel in
fashionable neighborhoo5. handsomely fur
nished and filed with good. paying board
ers: income from house. about $50 or 500
per month; must sell at once. owner com
PEELED to leave city. Apply to W PRES
TON WILLIAMSON. Rooms Il and Ie At
lantIc building. $50 F s.. no2s-st
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PAYING confectionery and grocery: very de-
ssraole' right price Address BOX 1os. Times
once no2T-5t
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FOR SALE-TYPEwRTTERs.

EeR So 80 practically
rsslztians 80 y5 = 81 NV.
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ROoMfSG AND BOARDING HOUSE: East
Capitol St. beautiful location; income 500
month price. $50; leaving city NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS' GII y 81. noeS-3t
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GROCERY; daily sales. $50; all cash; VIII In
voice and give good discount. owner m1st
leave Washington NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS. +
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fAhTNER WANTED with real estate pro-
cHVitiess to manage handsome r4otsnd fosr
rsSt- rsat estate Offices. 500 required Address
5o4 Iye, Times offlce. noz7-st
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

EoR i,' Fs,s1 RENT-Two communicating rooms new
path light housekeeping: adults 1si2 f2rh
nozt-zt
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms. sl4
no2e-St
UNFURNIsHED second aoor ro,-,-- -.
So, ,,cae 40 :. pata - Massachusetts ave NV
IN APARTMENT-Two large. SUNNI -oo1--
next bath; heat, gas: very reasonab,e us
Cd st. NV. ,.roe .. -
THREE unfurnished rooms second e. =
.lsht m housekeeping. good neighborhood: rent
81 ls42 sth ST. nv. noee-sf
11o1 18TH ST IVA bargain. z-,1.e - 80.
rooms, with running water: suitable for rh,.
sleian; rent, $50; also other rooms noss-s.
SECOND FLOOR FLAT OF thres rooms hes,
gas. and bath; private family. zes / 81 nv.
FOUR unfurnished rooms. neat. gas. hot ard
cold water, and bath 1913 1Ith st. NV
no2s-st
THREE UNFURNIsHED rooms; heat and
gas for light housekeeping Ss5 9Th st ne
on third floor. with alcove; heat. gas house
keeping. 40 6th st. ne noz6-3t
TWO communicating rooms on second floor;
bay window; aicove; private family 1910 18th
ST. NV. no2s-2t
FLAT Of four clean, weIl-heated rooms.
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS. with good people;
heat. gas. hot and cold water, and bath 1913
llth st. nv. no26-4t
FOR RENT-Rooms in siI and sl3 G ST. NV.
House, 100 eth st. NV. po2z-7t
FOR RENTING rooms and private bath;
heat, light and hot water s25, at THE
ASTORIA. Cd and @ SITS NV no1a-tf
FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-IEvo unfurnished rooms for light
housekeeping; one furnished room for gen
uenlan; rent reasonable 20z d St nv.
ROOMS FOR RENT. furnished or unfur-
nlsned; single or en- suite. <4T st. NV. 1t
2110 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW--Targe
front parlor. furnished: carpet shades and
wardrobe; or unfurnished: heat and light (;
Ieasonaole- no2s-St
TWO nicely furnished or unrurnished south
ana east exposed front, second story rooms
iatrobe heat; near Union Depot and corner %
ana = sts- ne-5 reasonable. Apply there or
1872 ne. no27-
FOR RENT-second floor rooms with or
without board: opposite Congressional Ii
orary. lls p st Sc no27-st
10 ST \. E--Two furnished or unfur-
nished front rooms; 1 square from Capitol
no2T-2t
DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM for rent; steam
heated. lzo9 Sta1Ehton st. nv. no2s-7t
WANTED-RoOMS AND BOARD.
WANTED-By young man, room and board
N private family, on 9Th, 7th, 9Th St ne
between and East Capitol sts address
80 30 -. -ll.lez once. II
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wANrED-Rooms AND BOARD.

WANTED-By young man, room and board
IN private family. on 9Th, 7th, OF Sfh st. ne.
between F and East Capitol sts address
BOX l25, Times Office. II
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FOR sALE-Barber shop; fns location, FOR
particulars apply E E. HOFFMAN. III c
ST. ue- fo1T-Ff
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ANAcOsTIA.

-srRz.s PHARMACY. corner Monroe anu
JsIferson sts-
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CIGAR AND CONFECTIONERY STORE;
rent, IS. clearing s. Jay: price, $3.50. NEW
YORK BJsINESS BROKERS. GIL F ST.
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GROCERY AND PROVISION store: best cor
ner Northeast; doing business S3. 900 per
month DUGAN. sI7 Louisiana ave. nozI-st
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FOR SALE-Biock OF MerEenthaIer- Horton
Basket at zoc per share. Address SOS 9Th ct.
nv foy7-7t
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FOR SALE-GrOcsry and meat store. good
business; 4 living rooms; cheap rent; daily
sales $35 on meat Apply 51z F st. ne noz7-st
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

WANTED-Position as carpenters or ron
worker ; helper; willing 10 go IN union Ad-
dress BOX l27 Times Office. no2s-2t
WANTED-By q students a place to wait
morning and evening. Address 2405 Tth St
NV. II
WANTED-By aIl-round, reliable colorsd
man, place as driver, porter. or houseworker;
good reference Address W. z. S. 3219 Sher-
tdan II
WANTED-POsition with frst-ciass tewefrv
store, 10 wait on trade, dress windows; best
references; SIX years with one house, J. w
s. ell Mt. Vernon place NV II
WANTEB-By white man, work OF some
kind; some experience painting Address
BOX 13s Times Office. II
WANTED-By coiored man. place as janitor
delivery driver; best city reference I1t4
2Sd 81. noZ7-2t
WANTED-First-claaz painting to do by the
job: staining a specially. 1895 T ST. NV.
no27-3t
WANTED-By a young man, TO finish his
trade at painting; had two years expert
ence.- Apply Al 9l2 F 81. ne. no25-3t
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/ WANTED-Snau coIored girl for light
( housework. I706l= Pennsylvania ave nv
/ Third floor no2S-3t
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GROCERY AND PROVISION store: fins
corner Northwest. DUGAN. GIT Louisiana
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED cheaper than any arm ia
city; work guaranteed. H. HEWITT, 81
East Capitol st. noS-st
ROOMS PAPERED. SIS up: house paiEtingt
lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS. 64S II st.
ne. Phone East 1851 no-5-st
WAI V HIAHoNEY. the Progressive PapsT-
hanger; reliable, prompt. cheep' legal guar
aatee covers al our work send postal f0s
free samples and estimate. Main store co
Pennsy ylyania ave. Sc. telephone East lIs-ts
or following agencies. o'Donnelgs paint
store SD and 81 SIS. nW- Edlavttch's a1ore.
Bowie Nd; 10 Monroe st. Anacosfia, Mat
tingly's store, Congress Heishtss ez- les
- lesa q -
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HORSES FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Cheap rates TO drummers and
business people; good horses. buggies. ard
daytons; saddle horses and horses to work
TO your delivery wagons. PRESTON'S LIN-
ERY STABLES. sth and sts- NV Phon3
Main 65S-Y. nc4-Sot
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SALOON. Frederick. Nd, On finest business
block IN city. mOneynaker- DUGAN 6II
louisiana ave uoz7-st
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FOR SALE-Good corner grocery. 9Th ard a
st. se.s no reasonable offer refused 10 s1tIfcIx
buyer; sickness cause OF selling. noz7-st
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CAFE on + st. NV doing land ofiics busi-
ness. DuGAN. SIT Louisiana ave. roz7-st
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NICE furnished room, second floor: rent 10
-. with al Improvements. AT II ST NV
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/ WANTED-Young girl for marking and as
| sorting; also mangle hand and learner les
| Pennsylvania ave. II
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RESPONSIBLE OWNER-TRAINER. estab-
lished racing stable, engaged Benning. has
couple ''bottled-up'' good things that will
WIN SURE 10 TO - 10 / this week: wants
couple liberal bettors play them and divide
winnings; get in right" lfetims oppor-
tunfty: out-Of-toWn parties. attention. ap-
II. Times Office no2s-St
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WANTED immediately. q number OF boys
who have had experience in wrapping bun
dies as stock boys-as wagon boys-and boys
with wheels TO deliver packages. We give
the highest salaries ana offsr good induce
ments for boys who qualify for above
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DRESSMAKING. reasonably ard fashion,
ably done. % 81. NV. no26-3t
PLASTERING-Repa work repairing for
paperhanging a specially " C. JORDAN.
ia Quincy ST no2s-7s
LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED. soc pair,
no lime. 2tl ID St NV. no2s-st
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY, formerly I42S
9th st. NV. now IZ3 4th St NV; no Inns.
soc pair. Mail attended to- Ho25-3t
OLD CARPETS woven into beautiful Indian
rugs by INDIAN RUG CO. Carlisle "a
N r. THORP. ass Maine ave. sW., agent far
Washington. d. c. Phone 20e5 or write ana
agent viii call with samples. no24-sot
HAVE your skirts. coats ana wraps r.
modelled 10 conform with this season 5 STYLES.
Take it 10 SlS 18th 81. NV. noIs-s9t
OLD CARPETS WOVEN into sne arr rugs.
Wal II. RUG CO. 5l6 sth 81 NV. Telepaoas
lS25. oc25-s5a
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FURNISHED. three rooms. FOR housekeeping,
1906 11th ST. NV. uo2s-st
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I SEVERAL good gTocery and cigar stores:
l bargains YOUNG. 200 9Th st. noe7-st
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FOR RENT-Furnished room. with board
s24 Massachusetts ave NV no2S-3t
FOR RENT-Oae large front room. second
stoFEf nicely TuInisuee; so per month. a $50
one for s.. 1872 I'm a. NV nozs-St
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Iurnediately salespeople for ali
departments. While there Is pressing need
for people 70 help out during the Christmas
fusn. set those who prove capable viii be
given permanent positions. Best Of salaries.
Apply - SUPERINTENDENT. :. Kann. sons
& Co nO2S-3t
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iSALOONf good business street. viii exchaEza
for District OF Columbia property. DCoASz
/ 6Iz Louisiana ave nozT-st
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BRooKLAND, D. C.
kaza1CR H F. LUERssEN. Drug store
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/ !, - oIS 5sf-.S Two communicating rooms new
- - PapeIe1 slcoye, bay window, gas. heat
Sa'n; D.. hEht housekeeping; adults. 1913 i2th
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TABLE BOARD.

HOME COOKING; creamery butter; fresh
esgsi good service; sl2 per month sI7 G St
NV. no2s-5t
DINING room for ladies and gentlemen; good
meals; modern rates 1924 New York ave
oc20-s0t
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WASTED-A young man 10 learn horse
sAoeing: one with experience preferred. Sos
II St ne. II
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II5-3'aTfy 70 laKe ha7f fr4er--4 =
medical remedy small capital REQUIRED. for
tune to right party- Address BOX 1sf. Times
Office t
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FOR kENT-Three front hall rooms and one
large back room. with or without board: one
square from Government Printing once; rea-
sonable T1oss a.
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322 INDIANA AVE-Two large front rooms
for gentlemen; steam heat; references: ,rea-
sonaple. nosx 2+
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


wANTED-CoIored man 70 drive grocery
wagon. CAL at once. 1750 LIST st. NV. noIs-3t
wANTED-T'wo young men 10 work around
shop can 7ls I'd st. ne. u
wANTED-Photosraph quick; retoucher
and printer for Post cards Apply PHOTO
DEPARTMENT. nth nOor. s. Kann, Sons &
co. II
slate n.anteis can fiza steady employment AT
ROCHEs. 5is 18th Ht. nv. no2s 81
WANTED-CoIored boy; must have bicycle
and reference. Apply lib + st. NV. It
ers; steady work X. B. CANERLY, Inc. 5o6
10th 81. NV. no2s-5t
NANTED-CoIored man for institution. one
who understands boiler and answer telephone.
1885 llth st nv. u
WANTED-Colored man for restaurant; all
round III eth st. NV. It
WANTED-Inside steward. so; head garden
eF. two Colored buffers, Sz5. treferences);
kitchenmen. AMERICAN HOMESEEKERS.
as 10th NIX. Il
gYANTED-ASeu 10 lay stone CUTTERS BUL-
TON r. GORDON, Cie Colorado building.
VANrED-Engineer: steady position salary
g25 per month TO starti must lave good hab
It's; willing 70 work Address BOX 49, Times
once u
WANTED-strong boy TO work around store.
Apply PEOPLES MARKET. 2i6 81 81. NV.
-
WANTED-Young man to work around paper
store; prefer one with experience. e o.
AOLTE. szs sth 1t. NV. noE-t
WANTED-Good white barber. Apply s04 G
St NV. no27-st
wANTED-A man with wheel for outside
salesman; salary and commission. AS ~ st.
sN. no2l-st
WANTED Errand boy at THOMPSON 8
DRUG STORE 70s 18th ct. no27-3t
YASTED-Fen Eood hus;iers good pay
a. tis pennsylvania ave. nv Call after
go no2l-2t
VA ANrED-Co,ored boy 70 run errands Ap-
ply At once i2zS 18Th 81. noz5-3t
WANTED-Barber At once: steady work
guarantee 81 per week. GEO. y. TIrRNFsIs
4e2 9th ST. uw. noz7- -2t
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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM. hot-water
MRS. GATHER. fl2s 10Th St NV. noes
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FOR HOUSEKEEPING nicely fur
nished. well heated rooms. Si9. reference.
teSS New Jersey ave. nw. no2s-3t
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| WANTED-F1nanciaI partner TO hack sood
mechanic in established business; sure thing.
Address BOX I02. Times Office noz5-st
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PLEASANT front room In apartment tiled
batn: steam heat: near Capitol; second floor
r. The hoiand. ID 81. and Maryland ave ne
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FURNISHED front room, well heated; cars
convenient; private family: for one or two
gentlemen call after pm, 7011z Rhode
Island ave NV If
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THIS IS THE CHANCE or YOUR LIFE
70 neat the races Have one special bet
Tor THANKSGIVING at Benning track. Il can't
lose ,. ..lS Remit 81 Tor name q horse. which
=. Q. BOX 22s2. station G. II
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,a4
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

r. L cARNE 3 co. 7Os King st
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! WANTED-A woman for general houseworS; !;
! three in family. l402 Rhode Island ave
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FURNISHED front room; wen heated: with
ave. sw- nc9s .
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ONE furnished room. fourth floor front; neaI
all car lines. o. sth st. NV II
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FOR sALE-Restaurant. 1702 tn st. nv.
no26-3t
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FOR SAI.E-Sgnan tracts coal. timber lands
near railroad: prices reasonable Address
BOX 45. Times Office no24-6t
FOR RENT-One room. 17xef feet manu-
featuring. II St nv. no2s-7t
The Sauk Centre herald., 1905-01-12
Mary McFadden's Meanderings in
the Fields Of Thought.

Clothes don't make man, but they
do make difference.
The sad story of Nan Patterson has
moral to it, that giddy girls will dc
we'll to read.
Tom Lawson's enemies discreetly
receive his accusations in the silence
of contempt.
The price of diamonds has advanced
again. The news isn't as important
as it would have been some weeks
ago.
The legislature is implored not to
forget that the enacting power is not
the only one it possesses. 1t can also
repeal laws.
Your good opinion of boy may be
a mistaken one-but if he knows you
think we'll of him, the knowledge will
make him better.
A rumor to the effect that the
mistletOe hangs in full view from the
arched doorways in some homes is
prevailing Duluth's most exclusive
circles.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Johnson OF
Willmar, have recently celebrated their
golden wedding. The week in which
some Minnesota newspaper doesn't
announce the observance of an ami
versary of this sort in its neighbor-
hood, is rare one.
The Red Wing News soliloquizes:
Because the capitol was heated by
wood burning stoves 40 years ago, the
senate still employs a fireman. In
default of other duties he might be
required to serve as bOuncer with a
special eye to railroad lobbyists. y
Duluth News-Tribune. I
The Sauk Centre herald., 1905-01-12

The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
Chief-GeO. Fish
First Assistant Chief-Gordon Ingram
Sec. Assistant Chief-Eugene Richards
Secre tary-M. A. ScherffuS
TreaSurer-W. S Dean
The Mayor, President of the City
Council and most of the Aldermen
were present. They expressed them
selves as we'll satisfied with the work
of the department during the pas t
year.
Sauk Centre has one of the finest
fire companies in the state. Since its
organization in 1884, it has never
permitted fire TO extend beyond the
building in which 1T originated.
After the regular business of the
meeting had been transacted a short
social session was held and brief ad
dresses were made by the Mayor
President of the Council, Aldermen.
members of the department and
others,
The Sauk Centre herald., 1905-01-12
The Popular Potato.

One of the best known physicians
in Worcester declares the potato fam
inc a blessing in disguise, if people
will replace the potato with substi-
tutes of greater food value. He thinks
as we do, that there is none of the ar
ticles of food in common use that con-
tain so little nutriment as the potato,
and many others furnish more in
smaller amounts at much less relative
COST He especially names shredded
wheat, rice, raw cabbage, and fruits
as more nourishing than potatoes
and, in fact, all grain foods.
When the potato rot brought fam
inc to Ireland the people Of that coun-
try were not prepared to resist it. as
they were probably at the lowest con-
dition, both mentally and physically,
that the people of that country ever
were, and thousands whose subsis-
tence had been for years upon that
root, perished from famine; then Am
erica sent them shiploads of corn and
other provisions, and those who could
do so emigrated to this country, where
they found work and food. Now there
are those who are asking Ireland to
ship us all the potatoes they can spare,
not as a charity, but in return for
such food products as We have in
abundance. or for our good money
The man who gives a peck Of corn for
a bushel of potatoes is making poor
trade as far as food properties co.
Boston Budget.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1905-01-12
AT REST
Evelyn kinnamon Dies at Her Home
in GraeevilIe, Of Consumptio

Miss Evelyn Kinnamon died at her
home in Graceville MinD., on Monday,
Jan. 9th. Her remains were brought
to this place and the funeral was held
at the Episcopal church this morning,
Rev. Garland reading the impressive
service. The body was laid to rest in
Oakland cemetery beside her mother.
Mr. KinnamUn lived here with his
family for long time. His first wife
died, leaving three small children for
him to care for alone; Evelyn was the
second child. She was known to her
young friends as Dotf Kinnamon and
was sweet-tempered girl. AS she
grew to wOmanhoOd she made many
friends who recognized and admired
her good qualities.
A few years ago the family removed
to Graceville. Miss Evelyn occupied
position in the telephone exchange
at that place, giving good satisfaction.
she was never a robust person and
about d year ago began to fail. 1t
soon became evident that the dread
disease, quick consumption, was wear
ing out her strength. She had the
best of care and medical skill, but to
no avail. Death claimed her: ner
young life was cut short at the age of
twenty-three. She has many friends
here who mourn her early death, and
offer sympathy to her father, brother
and sister.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1905-01-12
Ladies' Monday Musical Club.

The Ladies Monday Musical club
will meet with Miss Edith Whipple
on Monday afternoon, Jan. Is. The
following program will be rendered.:
FRENCH PROGRAM, NO. 1.
PIANO DUET-............C Chaminade
Mrs. Fiesler and Miss Whipple
VOCAL SOLO-"Entreat Me Not to
Leave Thee. .Gounod
Mrs. Garland
PIANO SOLO-"MaZurka" GODDARD
Mrs. Lewis
VOCAL SOLO-"The King of Love My
Shepherd is'' .Gounod
Mrs. SimOntOn
PIANO SOLO-''NOcturne C. Maior)
CHOpln
Mrs. Dewey
PIANO DUET-OvERTURE "Zampa''
Mesdames Miner and Austin
The Sauk Centre herald., 1905-01-12
Gone on Before.

Mrs. Isabel Crandall, wife of 0. C.
Crandall, died from cancer of the
breast, in Minneapolis Jangary 4, 1905.
The deceased was forty-six years of
age. The funeral services were held
at the residence on Friday afternoon
at three O'Clock.
The remains were brought to Sauk
Centre and laid to rest in beautiful
Oakland cemetery beside her aged
mother who rests there.
Mrs. Crandall leaves kind and
loving husband, daughter and the
E}S%.!owing brothers and sisters tc
mourn her loss:
Mrs. Hugh McNally of St. Paul,
Mrs. VIM. Hendry of Sauk Centre,
Mr.. j. f. Davis Meadiopolis, Iowa,
Mr.. F. NJ. Davis Long Prairie, and ].
w. Davis, St. Cloud, and a host OF
friends in St. Paul, Minneapolis, St.
Cloud, and Sauk Centre.
Mrs. Crandall was a good wife, low.
ing mother kind neighbOr and a
faithful worker in the cause in which
she believed. Her last moments were
moments of peace and she fell asleep
without struggle. The brothers and
sisters desire to extend their thanks
to the many friends who SO kindly
ministered to her in her last sickness
and to Rev. H. V. Adams of this city,
who went with them to the cemetery
and conducted the ceremonies.