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For Rent
Unfurnished Rooms.

Unfurnished Rooms.
FOR RENT-Thrse rooms and bath for iIght
nouseAeeping' nc gas. furnace heat. iil2 X st.
THREE rooms. second floor front g: bath.
90 = sI NV aul-St
TWO beautiful communicating rooms. am
cohVenlences for light Housekeeping. very rea-
sonable. AS II 81. NV. II
TWO large rooms. second floor; light house
keeping gas bath, So per month. Us 5Jh
81 ne. II
TWO large communicating second n00r
doohs' Hght housekeeping. reasonable. lz2l
2Ih -, nv aul-st
THREE rooms. Eight and cooking gas. SO
% ! ne aul-3t
FoR RENT-Thres uufurnished T55ms ~
small family nice house. good noighborh5od.
az u 81 ne auf-6t
TWO LARGE ROOMS. housekseping. p5rcbeT.
,. H,ohthiyi suburb one fare 2al3 Franklin
ss-. IaAsaoh. -. q. auI-J
THREE desirable front rooms. gas Tor Ight
Aolsehtepinsi cheap. fZ2 7th e.. nw. Hul-3t
THREE ROOMS. heat. gas. bath. SO. as q
81 nw. aul-gt
FOR REST-r7yo large rooms. second moor
stoierooia, closets, Wazhstauisi light house
keeping; nowiy papered. two 0r three rooms
th'r4 hoori light hoIsesteDiugs large clos
els, summer rates. lsiy 18th g. uw, jy8l-5t
TWO Escond floor rooms. unfurulshed: light
housekeep.nss bath. $40 9th 81. NV iy8i-st
TWO large unfurulshed. second-d floor rooms
gds ana bath. back porch 5g3 18Th 81 sa
jy2l-2t
TWO untunshed communicating rooms
second n0ori bath, closets. back porch. heat
gas for cooking. only SIS. reference. IA lith
81 Ee 4--sf =.
THREE unfurnlshed corner rooms second
n00r. for housekeeping. cheap. no children
- - 81 ~, jy5l-5t
GNFlRNISHED three communicating rooms.
ior light housekeeping, heat and gas. near
Library ~ 81 Sc. jvzI-gt
FOR IENT-ThTes unfuruished rooms. neal
gas bath. light housekeeping. ss5 I2th 81
jyaj-3t
+si 1 ST. y. W.-Two large rooms: second
nOor; bay window fronting park jy50-st
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Wall Paper.

EQrNGER paperhanger and painter; paper.
Be- up 4-ls u 81 nv iva a.
q. c. SILENCE. Paperhangingz. real estate
work specially; lowest prices. s04 h 81
NV ty29-7t
WM Y. MAHONEY. the Progressive PaBer-
hanger reliable. prompt. cheap legal guar
Eutee covers al our work, send postal Tor
ITee samples and estimate. Main store cog
Ecnnsy lNanla ave Ee. telephone East ia +
o. following agencies; De Maine q Co S207
III 81. NV EdlayItch's store. Bowie. Nd :.
20 Monroe ST.. Anacustia; NeWcombe's drug
store. Congress Heights Goa New York ave
NV 1870 b 81. Sc, ConaWay'E store, Laurel.
Md General store. Glendale; PostOf1ce
Colonial Beach. Va, Ingalls, Real Estate OF
nee. Hyattsyle. Md. shaw's Store. T0wining
store. Sea1ro1ke. Nd. iy27-7t
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WANTED-Experience saiesladies Apply %
EXCELSIOR Be AND Zoe STORE.
5is 9TH 81. NV. IL
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Wanted-S suburban.

WANTED-About August
pie, TO rent (wfth view
suited. six or seven TO,
urb, with large lot or
within Is or Is miles OF
be In good condition; !
reasonable; no agents.
Times Office.
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Wanted-ROOms Q Board.

WAN r-L'-ay young couple girl 8 mont
room and board, az once J. 20 J.. Sth 10 lsfb
sts. NV, no fancy prices Address. vgitb rsr
uculars, FHENIN. l-J Sth nv aul-st
WANTED-By couple. no children room ana
board ia pli -ats family state location All
price. Address BOX SIS, Times Office It
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l20i q st. nv au1 n
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TWO front rooms, completely furnished for
housekeeping: {3-75 per week 1925 Sth NV
aul-3t
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NORTHEAST
SHAs. II. BLCAEft, y. Cap. and II sts. ne.
AeIaESNEI JOACHIM, cor. "a and Z sts.
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house, with acre
e over $4,000: two
= 3s7, Times omce.
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WANTED-SmaIl modern
age, on Rockville line: n
thirds cash. Address 30
jy31-3t
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A CoId B0ttle of Royal PiIsen

IS the most acceptable of an things on a
hot DAY. For case this superb light beer
phone AbueT-DTuTy Brew Co.
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yl5 Il ST NW.-Large furnished room: may
De USED Tor light housekeeping, II desired.
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TWO ,'i ROOMS with gas. III 18th st. ne.
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SOUTHEAST.

a. z. POWELL. 4th ana East Capitol sts
y DON NELL DRUG CO.. 6th ana q sts Sc.
-. :. kEAL1. nv. cor. nth and Pa. ave. 80.
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-, Iuicy Peaeheg Are 80

In making our peach ice cream. ROsen
iel1 8. 6l2 II 81. ne. Phone East 1913.
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FURNlsHED cool front rooms in family OF
Two references. $50 II 81 NV. aui-5t
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zoos n NW.-Nicely furnished. large sitting
- peu Iooihs' COOL phone auI-3t
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

YOUNG PARROTS, canaries. dogs hou4ng
pigeons, rabbits. guinea pigs white mice,
rats, gOldnshes and Flea-hea Soap, etc.
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, T12 18th St NV.
Jy18-tf
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80 80 = 81. NW.-Large. furnished front room
toi ~ housekeeping; 50 week. also boarding.
'NiV Vi'iioliSi gas auI-3I
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FURNISHED. second floor front room
Ilsht housekeeping. as Q 81. NV. aul-st
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, Is. by young cOu-
( 20 purchasing If
On cottage in sub
hp 20 three acres
Washington; must
ear car line. and
Address BON 236,
iy3i-2t
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Two furnished rooms. second fo0r house
keeping. 2l7 X ST. nv. aul-3t
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Bicycles.

WANTED-To buy every secondhand bicycle
u Washington. ia Pa ave. DRs jy2-Sot
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HRADFOED's DETECTIVE AGENCY. suite
--f, COLORADO BUILDING. 18th ana D
Phone Main -5-5. Established 1885. Also
lutelE reliable, strictly confidential, expert
luF-slzau1Us amy cause. all sections, uu-
lMpeicaal.a credentials MORGAN BRAD
FOI-Dr Jr., Superintendent After 6.3g pm.
ana un sundays 4 can EC consulted at nay
residence aJ12 nth ST.. corner of Columbia
road uU-. Phone North s34d auI-3t
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FURNISHED rooms. hot water heat. be tn.
Bas fa4 olh 81. Sc. aul-;t
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CT age Lamps, Lanterns,

Many styles. bottom prices.
6lG 18th, c. =. Muddiman & Co 1904 q ST.
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sSAdveTtisemenJs Wiu be accepted at any or
the following branch oIlces al regular Uiucs
Fa.es. " % is lncOnveuieut 10 leave a2Ver.
IsemuuLa At either q bTanch once The
sIaes Business once, they may De tele-
pb0ned direct 20 The Times (MAln 64a1)s and
q messenger viii call " collect without ad-
elti,ual charge 70 ths advertiser.
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Help Wanted
Male and FesnaIn.

NaaIO uHU OsLIaaUs
WANTED-You can Learn the Syllable system
Of Shorthand Ia y h aurs. attain a speed Of
70 20 100 words IN 80 lours, and We viii pro-
cure position for you. We teach also Pitt
man, Graham. Gregg. and Barnes systems
typeWritiug, ana Spanish. STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building. Phone n.
1872 iy5-51t
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Dancing.

PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. 75c. guar.
waltz, 2-step lessons coaching Eng
branches. spl rates. Piano Mandolin 25c
Class 81 mo. Address, with stamp. BOX -,
Times Office aui-st
LARGEST AND COOLEST HALL IN
THE CITY. ELECTRIC FANS.
OPEN ALL SUMMER
THE ORDWAY, 43I Ilth St y. W.-Evcry
Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday even
ing; beginners class. 1880; advanced. $50
Lady assistants. Lesson. zoe; six lessons
s2.50 Private lesson BY appointment. Hail
for rent
jy2I-SOt PROF. CHAs. N. WYNDHAA
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FOR SALE-Farn Of 30 acres: Broom house.
cellar under entire; bath; fine water supply
lots OF shade table and necessary out
buildings. . dear balance in oak wood, +,
located on main boulevard leading from
Washington 10 Baltimore. . mile from
steam and electric cars, II miles from
Washington. PRICE. s. 300
EDW. DAME IS. MARYLAND building,
aut-sr 14l0 II St NV.
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OUR $40 Blue Serge suit 10 order Is the
best value ip Washington. We personally
invite sou t5 call and see the g0ocs
MORTON q. STOUT & Co
1e-,-uls vs. .al-Jr $40 i ST
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Help Wanted-nale.

WANrED-Good dIshwazher at go PeunsyI-
vania ave NV II
WANTED-Aian 10 work on dairy farm;
steady work for right one Call ANDER-
Sons 5 BLACKSMITH SHOP, AuaClsUa, be-
tween II and u-s9 aui-3i
WANTED-Youug man. about seventeen OF
eighteen. 20 work in lunch room. enc not
afraid ot work Apply 10 Watchman. RIGGS
MARKET, at onee. II
WANTED-YouHg man 70 go IN WIKI me ana
open optical business T., 6l New York ave.
ne IL
WANTED-At RIGGS HOUSE. one man to
work on dishWashiug machine. aul-3t
WANTED-sec5nd hand on cake. us zd
ST. NV, or l46 Center Market aul-3t
wAr. .TED-Mnk driver. w. n. sELEcsIAN,
l450 st, NV aui-5t
WANTED-Boy 10 work with paperhangsr:
one VINO has some knowledge Of the business
preferr-1. Apply at 1899 ~ ST. NV after
p. m-r Or before a. m; good wages and
constant employment guaranteed 1t
WANTED Experienced furniture movers
Apply between and 2. COLUMBIA TRANS
FER co. sl3 nth ST. NV. auI-3t
FIREAIEN and brakemeu on Maryland and
other railroads, experience unneCessary. fra-
men, Slo0. and become engineers ana earn
tors and earn $40. 1osItions awaiting strong
competent young men. state age Send
stamp. Eame position preferred. RAILWAY
ASSOCIATION Room 22i, 90 Monroe st.,
brooklyn. n Y auI
wANTED-severaI strong white bows for
shop work. 1918 + 81. NV. aul-st
WANTED-Col5red driver: neat and acti,e
HAI.DEMAN, 1898 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
all-2t
wANTED-Buss boy at zoos PennsyIvanla
ave, nw, aul-3t
wANTED-Nan not afraid OF work who can
ride wheel and who has had some experience
m Collecting can al Room /. WARDER
BUILDING, 9th and l. SITS. NV, aul-I
wANTED-Colored Toy to feed printing
press a.~RRls. !Ol5 llth 81 NJ. aul-3t
wANTED-Compositor an apprentice who
mas had some experience in job work; splen-
did, ald opportunity for steady by. Address
BOX @is. Times office Il
wANTED-First-cIassw white tarber; perma-
nent JOB; good man. Sl2 week guarantee 6l7
King ST., Alexandria, Va. aui-2t
wANTED-Good. steady white barber AnDl,,
-, " ~, NV aul-3t
WE HAVE not enough capable men 10 All
the high-grade business ana technical posi-
tions now on our lists. Write for booklet
HAPGo0pS. ilo5 Pennsylvania building.
WANTED-Teamsters BURR BROS. Brook
land. D. c. fvgf-gf
WANTED-GoOd farm hand, sInau family
Well recommended, wages twenty-five dollars
and house and hrewOOd per month. BOB. $50
Times Office fv2f-s4
WANTED-TWelve lab0rers, at once. al tbe
building. corner Massachusetts ave and De-
catuF ST NV fv2l-et
WANTED-six metal fathers. union men
Apply Massachusetts ave and Decatur st
NOEL CONSTRUCTION co. Jy8i-st
" WANIED-Young coloTed boy IN doctor s
once Apply Fiat 106. THE ROCHAABEAU.
1ySl-St
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WANTED-A woman for general housework,
Washington Grove. Md; salary. 81 per week;
references required. Apply n. q. CARTER.
S-S louisiana ave. aui-2t
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FOR SAIE-Farm: snap for 81. $50; pretty
six-room house. with acre OF land. plenty %
fruit; sold 500 worth Of fruit this season;
good stable and outbuildings three nailes
from Aqueduct bridge. Il. 5. DONALDSON
CO.. 15o2 u ST. nv. A24St
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For SaIe--FarmS.

FINE FARMS and country homes, SUBURBAN
houses and lots; also ], 600 bargain homes
in Washington, D. C., Maryland. ana VIZ
ginia Write for latest bulletin, and what
you are looking for. We may have just the
place. -
nj
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For Rent--Suburban.

FOR RENT-SZ5; ten-raom house. four acres.
sheds. stables heuhOuses, on Queens Chapel
road and Lawrence St JOHN L KNOFP.
corner Goth and Jackson sts- ne. aul-u
FOR RENT-S15; two lew siX-rOom houses
in Langdon. JOHN 1. KNOPP. corner 10th
and Jackson SITS ne. aul-u
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lzls / NW--Nicely furnished room for rent;
WITH or without board. jy30auf.3
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Two cent? a word FOR all other CLASSIFIED
advertisements fer isss usau three insertions
u inserted Tor three OF more consecutive
days one cent a word Tor each Insertion
These rates do not apply 20 Persona
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ROOMS for light housekeeping. 522 % St. nv.
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FURNISHED rooms with board OF Hgh
h2use&eeping 7O4 = -. nv. jy3l-3t
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zOzo + ST. NW,-NewIy furnished rooms. sin
kIe or en- suite: three blocks frUm War De-
partment. Phone " 1854 X iysI-st
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WANTED-Ten colored walters for August
and September mountains and seashore; also
vegetable cook scullion, and dlshwashers, at
once. Apply DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. 18th
st. and Pennsylvania ave NV. aul-2t
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Business Chances.

BANE you a business 70 seil2 We cannot
supply the demand. We have been establish
"a since 1886, and never has the demand Tor
places been so great now Give as your
business. We ADVERTISE in The Times and
star daily: also leading out-of- town papers.
frf-St
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| SMALL family in suburbs on Tenleytown-
Rockville car liue new house: all modern
| improvements. wants girl or woman for gem
| eral h0usewors; Sl2 or gll month. Address
BOX 850 Times onic6 II
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TIMES WAN rs
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
OWE CENT & WORD ron

FTTUATIONs WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED !
ltOOMs AMI BOARD BOARD WANTED ]
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NICELY furnished front rooms. with good
board II desired R02 llth 81 fygI-gt
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WANTED-Glrl for general houseworki no
washing OF ironing. Apply 629 II ST. NV.
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WANTED-A strong col0red woman 20 care
for invalid reference required. 14u 34th st.
NV aui-9t
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wANTED-Two bright girls 20 work on col
lars; also mangle girls. WEST END LAUN-
DRY. 1928 Pennsylvania ave. NV, II
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yyANTED-TWo white mattresses and one
cook. Apply THEO- RITTER. 10th ST. and
Louisiana ave. NV. aui-3t
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NANTED-T,yo irst-elass BARRIERS for colored
trade Apply with reference lOI 9Th 81. NV.
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WANTED-White woman. active and expert
enCed as inen-r0om keeper and in charge
Of laundry references required, Apply s.,
COX 35 Times 0lilce. aul-3t
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SOt hENI-Large, nicely furnished room;
soulhefn exposure. gas and modern bath.
low rent tpTivate family). 434 II ST. nv.
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VANTED-Gloye saleswomani one thorough
IS experienced. TO be head OF stock. Apply
lsOX BAT. Times Office aul-n
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WANTED-Girl fo general housework; must
be good cook and laundress. 1919 Vermont
ave II
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WANTED-Two good, steady boys 20 wash
dishes. RADES CAFE COS Pennsylvania ave.
fs-rF-rf
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DaiRY business including COWS, horses
route and Implements; actual value e. 5g1.
price, 81. COO. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROK-
ERS Gil r. auI-3t
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Personal.
CoUNTEss DrACH,z1y-Dr T0I

CJNSt t-NtT CLAIR AMI SPECIALIST
lZl Ninth Street g. Rg
washing ron. s. most reliable Cll.rrUE-sr+ and
p4lIulsL Without asking a question eaa rGI,-
your name. names OK friends and enemies
who you viii marry, reuuites tie segar4tei
removes spells, and gives luck Her tnrrrlIla-
zion la clear concise. and 90 the point iu aIf
Lrfl1 i-i1t mage ana business aIalTs. IL
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WANTED-GooI dIshwazher at ga0 PeunsyI-
y4uIa ave nv. II
WANTED-Aiau 10 work on dairy farm:
steady work for right one Call ANDER-
SONS BLACKSMITH SHOP, Auac1stia, be-
tween ~ and l-3U aul-3l
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/ FOR REST-ThTee rooms and path for light
housekeeping gas. furnace heat. iil2 X st.
| ne fyfaf
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DUDLEY.

Dudley, Dec. 19-Mrs. c. w. Smith
is visiting in Ottumwa
Joseph Stevens, Jr., was in Ottumwa
Saturday on business.
Thomas Stodghill unloaded a car
load Of corn here yesterday which he
had shipped here.
Il. c. Roberts was an Ottumwa Wis
itor Saturday.
Albert Roberts and Webb Cramblit
were business visitors in Eddyville
Saturday
Selma Honson retuerned to Ottumwa
Sunday evening on No. 4, after visit
at the home of her parents near here
Fred Stuber Of Colorado is visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Charles Arnold has returned from
Colorad. where he has been spending
a few days. While there he took /,
land claim.
Lorene Carlson spent Sunday at
home.
Quite number Of young people were
royalty entertained at the Andrew
Honson home last Saturday evening
The evening was spent in playing
games, etc. Refreshments were served
The guests departed at late hour, all
having had very enjoyable time.
Mrs. John Swanson was an Ottum-
wa visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Cramblit returned home
on No. yesterday, after short visi
in Ottumwa.
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SHORT COURSE in
MOUNT PLEASANT
PROFESSOR P. G. HOLDEN, THE
CORN EXPERT, ADDRESSES
CLASSES
Others From Iowa State College Assist
In Conducting the schooI-corrl
Show in Connection With the Short
Course Is Success.

Mt. Pleasant, Dec. 18.-The South
eastern Iowa short course commenced
here yesterday with very gratifying
attendance, about 215 being registered
in the corn and live stock classes and
80 in the domestic science course. The
corn class was addressed by Prof. z.
G.. Holden. the great corn expert. Prof.
R. X. Bliss, of the agricultural college,
conducted live stock class, sheep be-
ing the particular animal studied, both
forenoon and afternoon at the Henry
county fair grounds. Miss Rausch,
the expert in domestic science, gave
a lecture in the morning and demon
stration In the afternoon in the assem-
bly, room of the Y. M. 9. A. building.
An increase in registration is quite
likely, So that the attendance is conf
sanguine. DR.. A. B. Storms, president
of thu state agricultural college, lee
tured last evening at the chapel Of the
Iowa Wesleyan university to a large
crowd. The corn show in connection
with the short course is splendid
one, and the exhibits ere certainly a
fine showing for the soil of southeast
ern Iowa. In class one. the best ten
ears OF yellow corn, there are 100 eX-
hibits, the same as last year, but this
year oil are very good except four or
five, while last year only few of the
100 we're up to the standard which
shows wonderful improvement in one
year. M. l.. Mosher of Ames is the
judge on the corn display.
A fine display of apples is also on
exhibition under the direction of Mr..
C. G. Blodgett, who is president of the
Southeastern Iowa Horticultural asso-
citation, and a director in the state as
ISOLATION.
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WEST END ITEMS.

From Wednesdays Daily
Mrs. Fora Gibson of Rutledge was
an Ottumwa caller yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Moorehead of
South Ottumwa came in on the Mil
waukee from Ollie last evening.
George Lord, who resides on Fair
view avenue, has returned from Des
Moines, where he attended the funeral
of his father
DR.. n. F. Baker, formerly resident
of the West End, is very i'll at 434
Grant street.
Mrs. Margaret Bell1nap, who resides
at 902 West Main street, returned last
evening from Floris.
Rev. D. NJ Lower will conduct the
service ar Westminster chapel tonight.
There will be special music
Mrs. H. H. Davis of Rutledge spent
yesterday in Ottumwa.
Mrs NJ j. Howell, 1922 West Second
street. is making a visit in Belknap.
A. j. Stuber, who resides on North
Clay street, returned from Laredo, Mo-
today.
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s..~,sS*e.s.... s~sss#s
90 So
CHRISTMAS STOCKING CLUB.

The Christmas Stocking club is get
ting new members each day. No doubt
by Christmas eve the membership will
be all that the Courier Junior desires
it to be.
Christmas is supremely the day for
the children and our greatest joy must
lie in making them happy. Many have
they can bring to other little children
who are motherless and fatherless, or
whose parents are unable to make this
beautiful feast day a day of happi-
ness
If the grown up people will interest
themselves in the Christmas Stocking
club many little child will be made
happy who otherwise might have a
cheerless Christmas. The stockings
will be left at the Open Door Mission
on Mill street and at the Salvation
Army barracks on West Main street.
The Joyous laughter Of the delighted
children is the Christmas music that
sets the heart-strings in quick vibra-
ton. ~
We call the Christmas bells sweet
but they would sound solemn and
meaningless but for the accompani-
ment of joyous shouts and laughter OF
the little ones. 80
The joy of child Is the only perfect
happiness IN the World. ana IL is 81
easy to cause. ~ "a. ~
This is why Christmas. the day on
which we all unite in giving joy to the
children, is the nearest approach
mankind can make to a foretaste OF
heaven.
What a joyous feast of universal
gladness the day would be if every mar
and woman in selecting gifts took care
first Of all to make at least one little
child happy!
To belong to this club you must fly
up a regular Christmas stocking and
bring it to the Courier Junior. DOM
forget to put the remaining stocking n
the Christmas stocking. You can fl
both stockings If you want to. like
Helen Louise Rowe did. Helen was
the first member of the club.
Won't you join the Christmas Stock
ing club?
Editor Courier Junior
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OF honest, intelligent, patriotic citizen
ship. In our successes in this direc-
ton lies the promise and the prophecy
of the future
LlBERTYvILLE.'

Libertyville, Dec. 19.-Mr. and Mrs.
S. G. Ross spent Sunday in Eldon, Wis
iting with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs James Peebler will en-
terrain the M. M. M. club this evening
at their home in Libertyville.
E. A. Wilson and wife visited in
Fairfield Monday
Mrs. Dan CARRIER and Mrs. Thornton
Fordyce very successfully entertained
the women of the Ladies Aid society
of the Presbyterian church and their
friends Friday afternoon at the CARRIER
home. Music and social conversation
furnished the entertainment of the aft
ernoon. Light refreshments were serv-
ed and g. pleasant time was had by all
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hisel spenr
Sunday visiting at the c. Vaught home.
Paul Gearhart. who has been confiI-
ed to his bed~for the last two months,
Is thought to be improving slowly.
Rev. Hankins is holding revival
meetings at Mt. Zion.
Mrs. j. r. Rankin, residing north OF
Libertyville, is visiting relatives and
friends in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Ross and son
George, will start Thursday for a two
weeks visit to Mr.. Ross home in
Canton, Ohio.
Mrs. Hiram Davis and daughter
Mayme, were Fairfield shoppers Mon
day.
Mrs. Clyde Morley expects to start
next week for visit with her parents
In Illinois.
Mrs. B. Clifford who has been very
i'll, for the past week is slowly improv-
ing.
The Sunday school of the Methodist
Episcopal church are planning to have
q Christmas tree Christmas eve.