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THE "LOsT ARTsD DIsCARDED.

Not SO many years ago it was quite
commonly asserted that modern work
men could not quarry. or having quar-
RED could not handle stones as large
AS the monoliths OF Egypt" saws a
scientist. and the writer has heard "a
public speaker OF note assert that II
would be impossible to handle. with
modern implements. such large stones
as were used in the pyramids or To Join
tnem as perfectly as they are Joined
there. Yet, when occasion arose. larger
stones than any of these were quarried
IN Maine, and some of the larger mon
olths themselves were transported not
only TO sea, but across II and erected In
england, France and America
There are individuals today who
might II they chose cause the trans
pOrtatiOn TO and erection in this conn
try or the largest pyramids or build
new ones ten times larger and more
durable. Pyramids are not being gen
orally built nowadays because thew
are not I'm line with the trend OF
modern ambition, that's all
1t is very doubtful II a DaunaS sens
blade would stand half as severe
usage as modern band saw blade or
even as much as tie spring Of "a 40
cent clock while tn, Ornamentation Of
those WOndrOus blades. SO far as the
mechanical execution Is concerned, can
ce eNcelled by apprentices and anna
teurS or today. Exchange.
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20 COnfeCtiOneFS R1
Wall Paper.

ROOMS papereI. Sl.75 up. house painting
lowest prices. CHAS 4. CARLISLE. 64s h
ST. ne. Phone East 1887. au5-gr
WAL v MAHONEY, the Progressive Pspsr-
hanger; reliable, prompt. cheap, legal guar
aHtee covers All our Wp-k. Send postal f1r
free samples and estimate Main store ssl
lcnLsy ylYeuIa ave Sc . telephone East LIs
or following agencies De Maine g. CO.. g-y-
II ST. NV, E1lavltch's store Bowie gfE
10 Monroe St, AnaCost.l, -SeWCol.Le-s grtIr
store. Congress Heights So New York awe
NV. l-5J = 81. se-t C1uaW s. e store aurel
Nd General store. a. 5ldaIe- Postafice.
Colonial Beach. Va D. -Insl.I Real Estate or
nee. Hyattsvile, Nd. SI5 VS. store Twiuluz
City. New agency. JUS established LI0vf's
store. Seabr00ks Nd. aus-7t
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

WANTED-You can learn the Syllable system
OF shorthand iu ID hours attain a speed OF
Is 10 100 words In 100 hours and We viii pro-
cure a position FOR you We teach Also Pit
man. Graham. Gregg and Barnes systemsi
typewTitiug and Spanish. SrENDGRAFHlt
ACADEMY Colorado building. Phone If,
llag au4-30t
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Statesmen.

SALESMAN. experienced in any line. 20 sell
general stores la Maryland. an uneNce!led
speciality proposition commissions ana -
JEMELEl Co. CIeNelnnd. OhiQ- ~
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LOCAL MENTION.
Your FaN orte Pies

You'll enjoy them at their best when
you eat Holmes Genuine homemade
Pies. Made i'm the real home vay of the
best materials. All kinds. 2Oc each
Wholesome homemade milk" Bread
fresh from oven 10 table, 5c. HOlmes'
Bakery. list ana h streets. Phone L. l44O
and 1ffl
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Enjoy oRoyal Pilseno at Home.

Have a case of this superior light beer
delivered 10 your door. Pure, delicious.
healthfuI Phone vs. 436 Abner- Drury
Brew Co
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Chisago-Iewel Gas Ranges.

q Co. are agents for this district sam
pies baking always on hand. 6l6 18th ST.
and 1904 l. ST
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Country Board.

COUNTRY BOARD for summer and autumn:
free outing weekly. table supplied from gar
den and dairy Mrs. VIRGINIA a. PECK
Delaplane, Va. au5-3t
COMFORTABLE ROOMS, wholesome fare
milk etc. speCi ial terms to families MISSES
PRESTON. Round Hin. Va au5-3t
IAYTONSTONE FARMS per week: write
for particulars. WM. G. MARTIN. Reming-
ton, Va Jel2-S0t-eoc
SUMMIT PARK HOTEL. Gaithersburg. Nd.
Mrs. CHARLES CULLEN. Manager. High.
healthy cation; cool and shady; % miles
from Washington on 3. & o. railroad; mod
ern plumbing and steam heatingi fine tennis
court and other amusementsi excellent table
rates. $50 per month. special rates TO families
and permanent guests open al the year.
5y14-sot
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Wanted-AgentS.

AGENTs-Lsarn TO ft glasses; our eve bool,
with full information. FREE JACKSONIA&
OPTICAL COLLEGE. 16 College place. Jack
son, Mich -Sfl-ff
AGENTS-A dime brings The Agent (his pa-
per) three months value guaranteed. salem
Ohio. II
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Birds, DOgs. Etc.

COLLIES-
-CDI4LI ES-
Grown stock and puppies at prices that
viii astonlsh. Our stock Is the BEST IN
THE WORLD. Our patrons include the best
people of Washington, Philadelphia, New
York Chicago. etc
NINECREST FARM KENNELS
Falls Church, Va. u
FOR SALE-EugIlsh bull puppies bred from
champions Rodney Smasher; $50 and s31. Adj
dress BOX 5s7, Times Office Il
FOR SALE-FreuCh bulldog pup. male C-5
10Th 81. ne. AUST
TRY LEES BIRD STORE 1901 9th ST. nv.
CanaTIes. uuueIs. EOlInuCles. monkeys. TII-
bits, guinea pigs. Ualtzing m.ce. etc.
au8-tf
YOUNG PARROTS, CacaTieE, dogs, homiug
pigeons. rabbits. guinea pigs, white mice.
rats goIdEshes, and Flea-hea Soap, etc
SCHNlD'S BIRD STORE. ~ 18th 81. NV.
jylS-u
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Music and EIocutiOn.

VIOLIN. piano. vocal; low summer rates
Address MUSICIANS Times office au5-2s
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Ok hENI.-fauds0mely Turnlshed rooms
complete tur housekeeping hot-Water heat,
,'e~ . mouse. large closets, tiled bath. excep-
hu5-3t -
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Five Thousand More Watermelons
just arrived al nth ST. wharf. consigned
10 A. Frank Evans.
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Rooms and Board.

ONE LARGE second floor front room. one
small third hoor room. with board g4l New
York ave. rw. e1,s-of
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Advertisements will be accepted at any OF
che foiloWinE bTaaeR ogiiGes Ag regular 0fflco
ratcs. IL u IS tnconvenlent 10 leave asVer-
IsemEnts az either branch once or The
tines Business Once. thes may be tele-
phoned direct 70 The Times Main $3.50. and
. messenger VIII call 10 collect without ad-
eitiS nal charge 10 the advertiser.
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50 Miscellaneous 81
Ez!zSoQ

PIANO FOR RENT-Uprlght Steinway:
splendid condition; very reasonable rent Ad-
dress BOX 462. Times office au5-St
THE JUNOD French enforced circulation
method. a guaranteed cure for all Rheuma-
usm, painful, debilitating ailments, IOcomO-
tor ataxia. Brtght's disease. diabetes, all all
ments of the nervous system, kidneys, stom-
ach, bowels. diseases peculiar TO females
pains IN the hack or any part OF the body;
no medicine, knife. or delicate examinations
Pamphlets and free information PROF.
RARkER. 1924 NaM NoIE ave. NV. au2-aL
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/ For the Photographer !
m. wS

FORGET -AIE-NOT Photos. three for twenty
five cents for few days only Sol New Jersey
a"e. nW. II
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Chris. Xander's Pride of Virginia Port
GEeater Washington Meat Market.

For typhoid c0uvalesceuts. Best of all
tonic wines 55c ct Only at 500 1th ST.
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FURNISHED ROOMS. excellent tsbIe board .
terms reasonable private family; nice, quiet
locality references exchanged. go G ST. ne
au3.5
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BROOKLAND, ID. c.
ARTHUR H. +. LUERSSEN, Drug stora
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Wanted-ROOmS

WANTED-By man and wife two furnished
rooms for very light housekeeping. Address
BOX $50, Times office. 1t
WANTED-Three unfuTnished rooms: father
and two daughters reasonable; state price.
Address W. W. Times Office. AUST
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1865 p near Dupont Circle; large. wen fur
nlshed d second story front rooms, excellent
taDie. II
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Situations anted-Male.
Situations Wanted
Male and Female.

yANTED-By man and wife. situations. man
uTst-Class general hUuseHoTkeT and waiter.
wife urst-clas5 COOK, uTst-cIsss city refer
ruc-s. lI54 1sd 81 NV au3-st
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Situations w WanGed-
Female.

WANTED-By respectable col0red girl. place
as cook or morning and evening work. Cal!
lIl2 10th II. NV au5-zt
YOUNG LADY, graduate Business High
school desires position as steuogTapher aud
typewriter; willing t5 begin with low wages.
Address BOX 4aS. Times Office. u
INTELLIGENT coIored girl desires sltua-
zion as soamsJress by day ur week OF at
day work In fat. 2I9 81. II
WANTED-By middle-aged lady place as
managing and working ho4sekeeper Tor Wild
over or bachelor. owner OF comfortable
home, no small children permanent " suited.
Address BON 3s5. Times Office. II
Situations anted-fIale.
WANTED-By boy Ia years OLD. position
as erraud boy VIII make himself useful.
Ei5 j. SO. ne. II
PIANO AND ORGAN tuning and repairing
wanted Iy an expert Workman. country or
LeTa promptly attended toi Address IS I2Lh
81 ne Phone F. l1s3-f- au4-Zt
WANFED-By "a man. place TO do houso~ork.
Call al 1872 10th 81 NV au4-zt
WANTED-By barber. white. position. two
years experience small wages. Address
BOX $40. Times office. au3-3t
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FOR RENT-Three rooms. second floor nm
AIshed Tor light housekeeping, also tyg6 flIr-
niAhed rooms for light housekeeping so zlst
ST., corner IL 81. nv. a5f5-5t
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ANACOSTIA
SURY's PHARMACY, corner. 81 -Alonro. and
Jefferson ats.
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Neutrality-suspicious. salesladies for dry
goods and various other departments Apply
between and 10 am Monday GOLDEN
HERGS, 7th and Il sts. NV 1t
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Wanted-BOarderS.

WANTED-Three or four bJarders. heat
bath. gas and telephone. navy yard men pre-
feTTed 100 9th 81 sc. aU3-St
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SC0LL BROS. & OWENS.
429-43I Ninth st. n. W.
IF IT IS ADVERTISED ELSEWHERE.
1T Is CHEAPER HERE.

Ihe fourth week Of the sale u bsrgsfn
IuFnlture II the Taylor a. owens stock, PTlc-s
oAe-tAlfd less than the actual value.
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Dancing,

A COUNTRY BALL 70 be given ar Se7r
Pleasant formerly Chesapeake Junction M
W Nednesual, august 3, pm aU4-8t
Largest AND COOLEST HAII, IN
THE CITY. ELECTRIC FANS
OPEN ALL SUMMER
THE ORDNAY, 4g 1Ith St n W-Eyary
Tuesday Thursday. and Saturday even
ingi beginners class. 1885, advanced $50
Lady assistants. Lesson, zoe. six lessons
s. 90 Private lesson by appointment. Hail
for rent
jy21-S0t PROF. CHAS. NJ WYNDHAAf.
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s9S&2S88 Hotels @aZgg@59
Automobiles g.
a5 @

FOR SALE-FirSt check for $500 takes
model B CaGsllac touring car drst-Class
shape. equipped with new set SWeiuhart tires
Od1mcter. lamps. etc selling for want Of use.
have two cars. j. B. MAXWELL S29 18th
81. NV. u
OLDSMOBILE. 1908. four passenger touring
car. without fault. cheap for cash 615 y 81.
Sc aug-1-
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ALEXANDRIA. "a.
r. L CAREE & CO.. i05 KinE Al.
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Miscellaneous.


BIG MONEY PAID fer desirable farui,ure.
carpets, VIA pay ful value Tor STOVES Ia
good condition. 0ricr furniture ana house
hold goods OF all kinds contents especially.
ID. NOTES. o. Louisiana ave. Phone M. gJu6.
WANTED-Hlghest cash prices paid worn
garments ladies' OF geutiemen's Also shoes
Gud hats Address postal ana " IA call any
hour. B, IAHsHEs. lSOs lth 81. aW. Ph0ns
North 4gs, my2s-s5t
WE PAY READY CASH: bring your cast
of clothing TO me- viii pay the very highest
cash prices for them. phone 23sS. drop postal.
Will cali l. kESSLER. lzy4 9Th 81. nv.
Jy4-sOt
WANTED-Furuiture for cash. Sell your
goods 10 the man who gives you the most
MONEY See HOPWOOD, sth and X SITS.
au5-st
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets, stoves. bric-a -brac. and All kinds OF
household goods BAETS FURNITURE
SHOP. 18th and L sts. nv. Phone North
l9l5. Formerly sth and y. jy25-s9t
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
shirts before seeing me. as 1 pay highest
cash prices for them. Drop postal, will call
H. GEWlRZ. l2Us 7th ST. NV au3-I5t
wANTED-Hogne Tor black end tan female
puppy. yz3 K st. NV. au4-St
WANTED-Addrssses Of persons who saw
lady knocked down By ladder carried by l4th
st car. July Z. II am DIR. WERBER. 1853
Z st. NV. 1yIz-30t
WANTED-Al kinds carpenter work to do al
moderate prices. Drop postal, BASS 18th
and J.. SITS. nv. iv3l-6t .
once. 500 feather beds by the
Southern Feather Company viii pay highest
cash prices for same 5i5 9Th 81. NV Jy3I-5t
SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS; have them
woven into art rugs. AUGUSTA RUG co.
ll3l-S5 New Jersey ave. NV. Jy3l-7t
carriage: must be cheap
and good condition. Address L. D.. 1870 18th
81. NV. au3-3t
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/ WANTED-GeneTRI houseWoFker: respecta bile
| white or colored woman. with reference Ap-
ply 90l G St nv. auB-qt
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Found.

We CURE RHEUMATISM and other diseases
without drugs. Magnetic Healing SIS % st
h" auJ-1t
PRINTING-By one that knows how. guar
anted satisfactory IT your money returueT.
II years practical experience: l0O9 business
cards $50, coo. 81 HAYS. 50 and K sts
NV au3-2ot
FOUND-That hats renovated equal TO new
straw and Panama a speciality. VIENNA
HAT Co. zoe 18th 1t. NV. 5ysS-3gr
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WANTED-By settled couple, clean cheerful
room, with two single iron beds near Negy
ork ave. and North Capitol ST. ; home cook
lhg- address BOX Ssl. Times Office. au4-3J
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ROOMS. board. 81 per week. lios sth st. nv.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

NOhIt4h Isl
0JADENBERG ., tLa aRs - Sta. ~.
y. h-A1NN. .SON0 o. o.. slu au0 AIarkeI space.
EkNlN . CIGAR o. Ollh-, ian and Fla ave.
EkN ~ CIGAR siOtEs zlz l4th 81. nv.
" T. AeN Y - !, Cigar store. lSta anu 2 nv.
HUBERT \. FEIZG ID, 4Es Harvard Phar-
macy llth En1 Harvard sts. nv.
W. a. DAhLING, cor. lath s-nd ! SIS. NV.
l. FhENCA SIAltsON. cor. 5tl st.. Rhode
Island ave, and Il 81 NV.
CHAS. (. HORNUNG, ChrIsuaul Pharmacy
hW. cor 3th ana II SIS. NV.
DOM SANFOI.D. New York ave. and
North Capitol 81
R. a. YEITCH. l6th and ID ats. NV.
ouIGLEY'5 PhAtAiACY. i1st ana q sts.
GILLETTE Il Co. mn and L sts. nv.
. "A WAGNER * CO., ist end X sts. NV,
l. a. TAYLOE, cor )th and Z Sta NV
ECuHNE II. nichols. 1901 Pa. ave. NV.
-
NORTHEAST.
CHAs. II, BLUNER. n. Cap. and r sts. ne
AeCAEsNEY & JOACHIM. cor. "a ana e sta.
"
sOUT HEAsr
a. Y. POWELL. tth and East CapftoI st.
ODoNNELL DRUG CO., Stl ana q STA Sc
- . E-AL1. nv, cor. 18th and Pa ave. ss
SOUTHWEST
" HUGO EIsENBEISs. 7th ana sts. sw.
"
ANACOsrIA.
-eURY's PHARMACY. corner. Monroe and
Jefferson sts-
,. BROOKLAND. d. c
ARTHUR h +. LUERsSEN. Drug storA
"
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
F. l. CAREE 4 CO.. i0s King a..
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Help Wanted-Male.

WANTED-ArehIteets. engineers. and build
vrS 10 witness Gibbs Fire Escape System per
form every function required OF the present
standard escape. minimizing the lattrr's OBJ
leCuuus and presenting other valuable Im-
prOyemeuts Demonstration "Wednesday "a
Co ,. KANN'S SrOREHOUSE sth and u sts.
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ROOM AND BOARD. Io22 9th st. NV.
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

WANTED--Whlte woman for cooking and
general hOuseWOrki no washing OF iron
ins. Apply ll40 18th st. II
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Wanted-ROOmS q Board.

wan lEu-By young man. room and board
ia strictly private family; home comforts.
give full particulars. Address BOX ss4. Times
office alI4-9
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zZl 1ST ST. NE.-Room and board. s. a week;
sooa table small family: near Capitol
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SOUTHWEST.
v. HUGO EIsENBEISs. tn ana b sta. sw.
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ll20 18TH ST. NW.-Hands0mely Furnished
rooms. with good table board au4-2t
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A-oLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO hns art
rugs: only weaving concern here. WASH
INGToN RUG CO.. ea 5th st. NV. Phone
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Personal.

YOUNG MAN Of u years would Ike meet
a young lady between is and ~ years. Cb-
Ject matrimony Address BOX 405, Times Of
fee. 10
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WANTED-Ftvs lady canVassers FOR high
grade disinfectaHt; liberal arrangement with
the right people. Apply 10 MR.. MEIER, 23J
North Capitol 81 II
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Msving
I'acking and Shippinl

iacking and Shipping.
LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS.
81 LOAD.
TWO-HORSE WAGON. S3. LOAD.
SsUMBIA TRANSFEE COMPANY
7I9 18th ST "a Va 5szg-0
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LADIES for shadow drawing: natural talent
unnecessary; so weekly easily earned at
homei stamped envelope for particulars Ad-
dress BUREAU OF COMMERCIAL ART. 1917
Indiana ave- Chicago. IL
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WANTED-A cOlGred woman canvasser TO
work among her own people. Apply for par
iculars 10 MR. MEIER, 289 North Capitol
81. IL
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WANTED-Several openings for wide awake
young men. eighteen 10 twenty. good posi-
items and promotions when qualified Apply
70 Superintendent, HECHT 81 COMPANY, 5l3
5I5. 5lT sth ST. il
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
oNn CENp a WoI.n ZOE

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
hOOAlS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word for all other classified
advertisements Tor Jess than three insertions.
II inserted for three more oohsscutiYo
tayA. one cent word for each Insertion.
These rates do not apply 70 Personals.
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WHY PAY AIORE9 We store sor T5e a load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. alS-A20-A27
10Th ct. Nv. Phone Main A229- nYl-99T
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SOUTHEAST

=. z HOWELL. tth and East Capitol sts
~ ~ DSN&E1-L DRUG Co. sta ana q sta Sc
a. . FEALf. nv, cor. nth and Pa ave. ss.
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WaEted-BOard.

WANTED-Fy lady employed during day
To0H. and good uoard in Bro0kland near car
line for two weeks or longer II terms suit.
Address, giving full particulars GRACE
STEVENS, Flat c. The Stanhope. city It
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| WANTED-EXpeFience bookkeeper and cash
I NV, au5-2L
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WASTED-YounE lady as clerk In conrec-
tieneTy store call after p m., FRECND'S.
sl5 10Th ST NV. n
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So UPRIGHT, So.

FOR SAI.E-Iarge lot h0t-Water radiators.
COOK. BERNHEIMER g Co. 1925 Eth ST.
nv. Phone North I5u iy33-6t
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LITHOGRAPHERs for New York and
other cities best wages and steady work
open shop conditions. absolute protection
guaranteed, grinders, sIuurgTaIutTs.
pallsHars for machine and zine graLuluE.
UrlErrs TTausfeTrers. prgssmeu. pTessJeuIars
experienced ou g. -, and 5is lithapress-s.
one and TWO color rotary also good rotary
men. Apply by letter stating name, resi-
deHce. experience. ability, last employer.
Address BOX SO. Times office Washington
Times Il
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WANTED-A strong middie-aged colored
woman 10 attend invalid and make herself
generally useful around the house Apply
4l3 East Capitol ST. au5-3t
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For SaIe-NisceIlaneouS.

~. l4ALt~-lce boxes suitable for vrooery.
aoh buy an ice box made bg a firLsre 80.
sitS s',- 5ouoie. =, See HOPWOOD. sth ana X
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80 sAIA--Large fee chest sulfshIs -
WOOD. sth and X ~ - =.
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NANTED-By refined young man. acquatnt-
ance refined young lady: viii exchange fb6t1s
Address BOX S5s. Times Office III
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~ N 81. NW.-Three very large. desirabl.
rent reasonable t
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NORTHEAST.
CHAs. n. BLUNER. ~. Cap. and r SIS. ne
AeCAESNEY JOACHIM. cor. "a ana % sts.
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COUNTESS naACHEH-DE roua.

ORIGINAL Gypsy Palmist has returned: Zoe
-'-o otH 81 NV. au5-5t
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Storage.
FIDELITY STORAGE Co,
1870 Zou Street.
INpESTRUCTIBLE

1000 roomsi silver vaults mot aproof rooms:
money advanced at c per cent per annun on
goods stored In this building. Let our estI-
mator call
PACKING. DRAWING AND SKIPPING
jy24-1
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Highly Polished solid Oak Dressers. French
plate mirror. sale price. sl4
AU-iren Sanitary Coach, 81
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PARLOR SUITES.

Heavy carved frame three-piece suite. silk
Verona value, sIe9; our price. SO.
Three-plece Suite. silk damasE s14
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81 For WOmeR'S WearMl
DIR. OTIS ". ELZEY. n

NVANTED-Elgh ladies' 20 take course OF in
81. nH. au5-2t
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RATTAN RocKERs- rHnLrF Il

Double Ratchet Couch: solid oak frame.
covered ln green velour. value. $780, sale price.
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CORNER GROCERY. Northeast; rent. $50.
l0-room house; daily sales. s25; price $3.50:
bargain. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROK-
ERS, Gil L. au5-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. head waitress Tor
ladies' dining room. 80 9th ST. NV. au4-2t
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NICELY furnished front room. SzI iiIh a.
NV. ~
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WAN1ED-Neat girl for hopsework. g.
Maryland ave ne au4-3t
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! Business Opportunities

GROCERY AND NOTION STORE. rent SIS
with living TO0ms, DOWN own location. price
$50. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS'
Gil f. au5-st
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-22
SUNDAY SCHOOL
PICNIC AT PARK

The Bland street Methodist. and
the Manila Sunday School Will hold
their picnic on tomorrow. Thursday.
az the Park In South Blueheld where
II was held last year.
The committee earnestly desires
mat every member Of the Schools
try to be on the grounds, and help
70 make the occasion enjoyable for
ell day on for recreation will be
Geed for every one
Let the little children. and all
who are not going 10 go some other
way assemble not earlier than 8 30.
nor later than 3 90 NJ. either at
Bland street church, or At me Manila
school House In South Blueheld
with their lunch baskets The com
mittee Will endesvor 10 have enough
conveyances n carry the small chill
dren and those who can not other
Wise 60 70 the picnic grounds
Bring plenty Of lunch Boys bring
your balls and bats and come pre-
pared % have a good time
Picnic Committe
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-22
KIMBALL NEWS.

Mr.. w. H. Gibson has returned
from Charlottesville. Va. where he
has been visiting relatives for the
past three weeks.
Miss Leila Ferry has returned 10
her home at Peterstown. w. Va. af
ter spending some time with her
sister Mrs. ). w. Mays.
Mrs. l.. James. has returned from
Hairless Va, where she has been
Visiting relatives for some time.
The citizens OF KlmbaIl were
aroused by a fire alarm about II
O'Clock Sunday night The Are was
started by the explosion Of lamp
In the house occupied by F. p. Carr.
Fortunately the IRE was extinguished
with only the loss Of the window cur
talns
DIR n Hobson. is quite I'M with
typhoid fever.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-22
THE FINEST HORSES
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-22
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