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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-22
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
President and Mrs. RoOse-
welt Entertain.
MISS GAFF TO BE Welded
Engagement TO DIR. Cary ID. Lang
horne AnnOunced-Mrs. JacSsOn's
Friends Meet Miss StantOn-Hon.
Mnude PauncefOte to Visit Mrs.
Townsend In January.

The President and Mrs. Roosevelt en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday the Brit
ish Ambassador and Lady Durand, Am
bassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, and
Bishop and Mrs. Earl Cranston. The
President and Mrs. Roosevelt have issued
invitations for a dinner on Friday, Jan
uary II, which will be followed by mu-
steal
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REMEMBER UNFORTUNATE. \
Associated Charities and Citizens
Relief Receive Contributions.

The Christmas season has been re-
membered by the following people IN
the form OF a contribution 10 the
Associated Charities. The gifts have
been sent To SIT @ street northwest
and acknowledged by John Joy Edison,
treasurer Of the association.
Miss Bessie J. Kibbcy 500. Mrs Walter s. q
drews, s.. Thomas ". lockwood. IT.. s.: b 4
r.. SO, Cash 90 cents. Cash" $: J. 4
Diler. S.. Mrs. Sarah Bryan Lect s.: Charles T.
SWEET. 90 cents. A Friend. 81. Hon. Irving T.
Wanger. s. Miss Helen e. Woodward s.: r X
r., SO; Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
S375i Endcott King. s.; Charles " McBrde S.
John r. Garrison. s.: Nj and NIrs. y. VI. Brooks
$. Dixon Fullerton. So. Louis A. Pradt s.. Mr.
and Mrs RGal 5. Kellogg. 81. Frank SutCr. s.
Frederic ". Huiiekouer. SIS; Rev. d. J. O'Con
nell. SO Mrs. Aut0inette T. Chester. $; Mrs. " T.
Oliver. S. Henry =. 3lirck s..
To provide food. fuel and clothing
for distressed families the following
amSunts have been contributed to the
Citizens Relief Association, and ac-
knowIedged by its treasurer, John F.
Wilkins
Thomas ". lockwood. IT,. So Hon. Irving p
Wauger. $, Charles ". McBrde. s.; Frederic W
Huidekoper. SIS; Henry d. Mirick. S: Mrs. Jen.
nette r. and Miss Isabel II. Lehman So
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EXCURSIONS.

Three personally conducted excursio rs
to California are given weekly from this
city via the WaShingtOn-Sunset route.
Tourist sleeping cars are used for this
service, affOrdinE accommodations well
within the means of those who must
count their expenditures, while Pullman
coaches, dining, sleeping, observation. &c.
are available for those with whom this is
not necessary Through berths in the
tourist sleepers can be secured at very
nominal cost. Several high-class winter
tours, personally conducted are TO be
made via this route this season. InfOTma-
ton as to itineraries. cost, &c. may be
had of a. J. PCstOn, general agent, 81
Pennsylvania avenue.
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on this particular evening. The
patronesses are Madame de sibour. Mrs
Perkins. Mrs. Stevens. Mrs. Nathaniel
Wilson. Mrs John p Jackson, Mrs
Peyton Russell, Mrs. Reber, Mrs J. NJ
Blddle. Mrs. Lee Philips. Mrs. Duncan
McKIm, and Mrs MCGOWAN.
Representative and Mrs. Frank 0. Low
zen. of Illinois. the former the successor
of Representative Hit. who have been
at the New Willard during the past
month. left yesterday for their home in
Illinois to pass the holidays with their
children. On their return they will de-
eide upon a permanent Washington home.
Mrs John A. Logan will entertain at "A
musicale IN Mrs. LOwden'S honor on the
afternoon Of January TO-
Mrs. Preston Gibson and Miss Enrol
Cuthbert Brown, who have been very de-
Iightfully entertained for the past week
in New York, returned to Washington
yesterday.
Mrs Audenried, accord ng to her usual
custom, will pass the Christmas holidays
in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs Hunker
Brooke viii entertain al a dinner IN Mrs.
Audenried's honor December %.
Mrs. Robert I. Fleming will entertain
at luncheon to-day in honor Of Miss Hell
enc Black, a bride-elect of the coming
week
Miss Elizabeth A. Timme, froA the
Southern Presbyterian College and Con-
servatory OF Music. Red Springs, n. c,
IS spending the holidays with her parents.
Col and Mrs. Ernest G. Timme, at 1913
Fairmont street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. n. Tlttmann have re-
moved TO 20l4 HiIlyer pace.
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MORE HONOR FOR ROBSON.
Spanish War Veterans VIII Elect
Him COmmnnder.

Capt. Richmond Pearson Hobson will
be elected commander OF Admiral George
Dewey Naval Camp United Spanish War
Veterans, az meeting Of the camp TO
be held In St Joseph's Hall. Fifth and
II streets northwest Monday Night A
general order 10 this effect has been is
sued 10 the members Of the camp by
Capt. Henry c. Porter. commander
Capt. J. Milton Heller was elected com
mander Of Henry ". Lawton Command,
Spanish War Veterans at a meeting
Thursday evening. The other officers
elected are as follows: Senior vice com
mander. Capt Savers: junior vice COM
mander. Lieut.. X. NJ Lamb; chaplain
Capt. ". s. Hodges, Of the general staff
District Militia; and a quartermaster and
adjutant yet 10 be selected by the com
mauder.
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Toys, Dolls, Games.

ITHE Toy Shop is distinctive
in its charm and irresistible
- in its attractions, and here
= Santa Claus has lavishly
provided toys of every description.
Everything to fill a Xmas stock
ing may be found among the hosts
OF TOYS here and even Xmas trees
ready to decorate and which may
be folded away until next season.
Xmas cheer pervades this de
partment and a huge reserve stock
will keep Santa Claus well sup
Piled with gifts for everybody.
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Mishap to Attorney Hamilton.

Mr.. George Z. Hamilton, the we'll
known attorney. slipped and fell on the
steps of his New Hampshire avenue resi-
dence while starting down town Thursday
morning. His back was painfully wrench
ed. and he has since been confined 70 his
bed. He had rallied from the shock yes
terday, and Dr. Cuthbert, his physician,
said he expected his early recovery.
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~ Best time to aVOid the ruSh-9 to
II A. NJ, ? to and to 10 p. NJ.
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Boys and Youths Box Calfskin and 81 On
k B9y: R s95 4oqsas storm $275 and 1925
Boys and Youths Patent Lesther Pumps s1 TX
and Oxford f--.---- TA'sO
,, Missei k chIdFsRs . and 5o In $3.50 to $500
Misses' and Childrcn's
s kdssn ss and Box c.l!.Ain $1.35 and S15O
Misses, Chndren's. and Infants I-suap Slip
iss3Asr, and white LidsaiH; $1.25 and $15O
Misses and ChHdrens Felt 75o IN s1 OK
Romeos and slippers. sOC W 9A'SO
Misses Bed Room Slippers. in white e1 m
pink and blue Wv
Children's Patent Leather Button Shoes 60 M
cloth tops, sizes sz 70 9is.-.-..-.--...-. Y'S'~N
Infants Soft-solc Shoes lace and button, S0o
also Aloccasns in al the desirable coloTs.... wv
Boys and Girls Dosskin Gloves. fleece 81 90
Boys' and Girls l-Clasp Plain DoEskin a M
Gloves, in al the now shades TA'VS
Boys Golf Gloves. fleece 05n ond 60o
lined. 0--A- wv
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ROOSEVELTS PLAN TRIP.
VIII Spend Part of Christmas Week
at Pine Knot

at Pine Knot.
The President and drs. Roosevelt will
probably spend a part Of holiday week
at Pine Knot, the country place Of Mrs.
Roosevelt, ia Virginia. They viii not
go before next Wednesday. unless pres
ent plans are changed but will spend
Christmas Day in the White House TIE
President and his wife will probably re-
main at Pine Knot until Monday, Decem-
Der 81, when they will return here for
the New Years Day reception at the
White House, an occasion upon which
the President, according TO time-honored
custom, shakes HANDS with many hun
dreds Of his fellow-citizens
During the few days N Pine Knot. Mr..
Roosevelt viii do a good deal Of walking
and riding, and perhaps some shooting
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and Babies.

%T<HE holiday pre-enenty the chdrens We
have everything ervceabe and useful for their all the
year around but this particular time departments
- carefully and abundanty supplied than usual
To-day attractive values will be offered in Boys Girls and Babies
Outngs Toys Dolls Games and other things for the young
folks instruction and amusement
Purchases will be carefully stored Holiday Holdover De
parmen and delivered when suits best and including
Xmas
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Girls Long Coats. of blue cheriot; sizes, S5 m
% Wv
Girls Cape Coats. dark p.aids, with $40 40
fancy pipings; sizes 10 4..----..-.-.---- Y4S'VO
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Best Books for
The Little Ones.

Yer Bects Book Of Bears, the funniest book for
many a day; IS illustrations. al by Frank Yer
Beck, some IN cOioTs, Others IN tints. Words
by Hanna Rion. Hayden, CoTath. and 81 *
John Dough and the CherHb. the newest creation
by l.. Frank Baum the creator OF The Wizard
o. W and others; many col0red illustra- 81 m
'ioils'
squeaks and SquaWks from PARKWAY Forests, by
burton stoner- A book Of unusual animal
stones Illustrations Ia cooTs b. Chas L. 20a
$..s...---
The Village a Hide and Seek. by 3. T. Wilson
btauIlIuliy Illustrated IN color tints by w. e0o
u D@Atoii--
With John Paul Jones' by John T. MCINTYRE il
iustrated by Slyde o. Deland. A Young man IS
Ssnt Dy tne Continental Congress. with John Paul
Jones, as a messenger TO Paris to deliver an i'm
pSrt2nJ document 70 Benjamin Franklin. The ad-
ventures include many mishaps by land and sea
ana the nero takes part IN several Of Paul Jones
iaInois exploits. notably in the conflict between
the Scraps and Bonh0mme Richard. 81 IN
The Birch tree Fairy Book bv Clifton Johnson
Win numerous full-page pictures and smaller Illus
tratlons By Willard Bonte: limo. deco e1 Al
rated ClOtn. .........i-. O1,xU
Main floor. Tenth St
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

LADIES and GENTLEMEN, HOW Is THIS?
THE WASHINGTON BRANCH OF THE
T., s. EMBROIDERY WORKS, New York,
offers an opportunity TO any lady or gem
sieman TO make SO PER DAY by selling
our hand and French embroidered shirt waists
ana suit patterns in pongee and other high
grade qualities, Also lines of Oriental
elites. Japanese kimonos, silk and wooden
shaWls. Lioerai terms to agents. Call
Branch once for information. S. TRACHT-
MAN. 6i9 st. NV, ROOM 3. iaS-29t
1 WANT a man OF irreproachable character.
having wide circle OF acquaintances among
the better classes In your localityt, to handle
some business OF a strictly legitimate nature
for me. An. opportunity seldom offered high
class men 10 quickly, easily. and legftimately
increase their present business. If interested
write today. Send three references and full
Particulars viii be sent you. No book agents.
eanvassers, etc, need apply. Only men OF
uEquestoRed Integrity wanted. FRANK o.
MOBURG. Omaha. Neh ja2S-Su-tf
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HELP WANTEB-MALE & FEMALE.

WANTED-You can learn the syilaolc system
Of shorthand IN 10 hours attain a speed Ct
"a to 100 words IN leo hours. and viii pro-
cure position Tor you. We teach also PITT
man. Graham, Gregg. and Barnes systems,
typeRTtting. and Spanish. STENOGRAFEIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building. Phone ~.
si42.. ia2-30t
WANTED-Experience and competent stem
ugTapher and typewriter Tor ONCE small SAL
aTy 70 start Address. with fun particulars,
Address BOX 35l. Times Office. jazs-3t
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WANTED-Competent dressmakeT. by the
Z st NV. II
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LOCAL MENTION.
NsrcisSus, 35c a Dozen,
-ramer's. s16 F st. NV.
ROgerson's Specials.
Best Bread for Home Tables.

Every member of the family viii enjoy
and praise Holmes genuine Homemade
''Aiiik Bread IL is the Cieanest. sweetest
and most nutritious bread that the skilled
use Of the best materials can nprOduce. De
livered fresh from oven totable. sc. Delict-
Gus Homemade Pies, zoe. Holmes Bakery,
LIST & + SITS. Phone =. 1440 & 144l.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-Only legitimate substitute for the
slot machine; particulars. GISHA COM
pANY Anderson, Ind 1t
notwithstanding new: you give large.
handsome mirror free with every six cake
dollar box soap at - cents; every cali a
sure sale l33 per cent profit; our men are
making several hundred dollars monthly;
branch Office and crew managers wanted
PARKER CHEMICAL CO.. Chicago II
WANTED-Agents. city or country: SIS
weekly; article useful; something new; spare
time valuable. Address DEXTER SUPPLY
CO., ss4 Dearborn, Chicago II
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR SALE-SplendiG No Underwood. $50
cash Address BOX 365. Times Office ia25-}t
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WANTED-ChoTus girls. New York and road
productions, experience unnecessary. THEAT-
RICAL EXCHANGE, Room 20. 63l Pennsyl-
Vania ave. ja2S-2t
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ANACOSTLA.
BR00ELAKD, D. C.

BURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe an,
Jen FsOn Sts.
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WALL PAPER.

lowest pF1ces- tAtisIoIlfs bItOo-, bt0 Il 81.
ne Phone East 1881. iazs-St
WM y MAHoNEy, the Progressive Paper
hanger reliable. prompt. cheap; legal guar
antee covers all our work; send postal for
free samples and esf'.late. Main store 603
Pennsylvania ave re.. telephone East ia +
or following sgenc .es; De Maine < Co. s257
ST ST. NY. EdiaAfsch's store. Bowie Nd /.
IT. Monroe ST.. Anacostia: Mattinglv's store
Congress Heights; SCI New York ave NV .
1870 z ST. Sc; Cons ways store, Laurel Nd !;
Glsndale- tae6-7t
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-A good driving horse q. 100
pounds suitable for surrey in exchange
for a building lot located in the Northwest
Address or call II Todd place NV. near d
and 7 sts). jas7-IGt
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Fresh Eggs at 2oc Doz.
+. Rogerson & Co, eth and La. ave, NV.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

" NANIED-A room. furnished or unfurnished
n an apartment, boarding house, or private
family by a single gentleman. where no
references viii be asked and people rnind
lhelr own business give terms BOX Is
City PostoffIce II
WANTED-By three adults three or four
furnished housekeeping rooms state price
Address BOX 5s4, Times office Il
WANIED-by gentleman. room ard board
IN private family. Northwest, steam heat.
IN room only az night Address PROBES
SlONAL Times Office fa27-3t
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BIRDS. DOGS. ETC.

WE SELL the best feed for your house
plants. also for birds, dogs. cats gold
nshes, and have good singing eanaries, par
rots dogs. monkeys. fancy poultry, and
pigeon for squah raising. SCHEIID BIRD
STORE az 18th st. NV, ia2-tf
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p. L cARNE & CO. 7oa King st.
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ROBT. HI. SMITH,
Groceries and Provisions,
Cor. Sixth and D sts. 8. z.
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HAVE YOUR SKIRTS MADE by the skirt
tailoring company We also remodel all
kinds Of garments Sl3 18th st. jas-s0;
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WANTED-BIcYcLEs.

WANTED-To buy every second hand bicycle
in the city. lis Pennsylvania ave. nw
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Sunday Hours, S P. NJ. to II P. M.

Phiia Oyster & Chop House. SIS llth nv
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AaTHUE II y, LrERssl,N. Drus s,oT.
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FANCY GROCERY: daily sales SD. Ser15-
west location. about inventory hargsff,
CAPITAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE. AtlsafIc
building. issS-ef
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FOR RENT-FUREIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-In private family OF adults,
prcttily furnished. south front room; tele-
phone. 1861 Harvard st. Ja2s-5t
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AIS q ST NW.-Furnished rooms. 81 and
Sc per month; gentlemen ias3-st
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

I5S F ST. NE.-Front rooms for gentlemen
or couple; housekeeping; heat, gas; near
new depot Il
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FOR SALE-590 acres fine timber land ~
derlaid with coal. 81 per acre. address Box
403 Times Office fags-sf
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Piano Tuning, $3.50. Factory expert.
Jas. r. Durity. sos 18th ST. sc.
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sss ]. ST NW.-Two or three fine unftir-
nished rooms, second noor: heat gas. bath;
no children. ja2S-3t
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FOR RENT-Slx rooms. second and third
doors, So. szi 9Th st. II
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WILL SELL furniture Of n-TO0m house. IN
taken at once. for $500 full Of rOsglers
Address BOX 404 Times Office Il
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Perfection in Oyster Cooking.
Phila. Oyster & Chop House. 5l3 lith NV.
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TWO large unfurnished rooms. furnace heat
go 9Th 81. ne, owner. II
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Chris Xander's Pride of Virginia POI

A surprising medicinal tonic wine for con-
valescents; 15c at. Only at 909 7th St
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Silk Hats Remodeled; Derbies and Soft
Hats cleaned. ]. \. Hoover. Sll II st. NV.
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Best Ice-Cream, All Flavors, Delivered,
s.. % gal, soc half. Greater New York Con-
fectionery Store. 7l2 9TH ST. NV. Phone
Main 40l1.
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BEAUTIFUL. PARLOR. well heated; very
nv. 1t
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If you have not
the time to send
or bring your ad
to The Times or
any of the fol-
lowing Branch
Offices, just cali
up Main $500
and our Want
Ad Messenger
will call for your
Ads. No extra
charge for the
SArtJCe
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

OYSTER BUSINESS, s325; fine loe.t,or.
money maker; dwelling connected. 80, -s.ss',
rent. CAPITAL BUSINESS Ex1sTI Str.rss
Atlantic building. fa5S- a.
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TED-Refned wor.sn over .. having
executive ability and .-rue experience with
the sick. who can ira, Il under permanent
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GoLDENBERG's. eth and K SITS. NV,
s. kANN. SONS 4 CO.. Sth aud Market space
ERVIN's CIGAR STORE. 18th and Fla. Aes.
W. E. McNULTY. Cigar Store. 18th and NV.
ROBERT 7. PETZOLD. The Harvard PhSr-
macy, Nth and Harvard sts- NV
A Z. POWELL. 4th ana East Capitol sts.
A. NJ DANIELS. cor. 14th and sts. NV,
L FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7th ST. Rhode
Island ave. and ST. nv.
CHAs {, HoRNuNG. Christiani Pharmacy.
sW- cor sIn and II stS nv.
STAFFORD PHARMACY. 7th and II SITS ne
CHAS. II. 4LUMER, n Cap. and r sts- ne.
r. A. WEIGH, .e0sh and n sts. NV
W. d. BRACE, COZ. 3egh ana NJ sts. Ew.
QCIGLEY's PHARMACE. 2lst and C stz. nv
O'DONNELL DRUG CO. Sth and sts. 81.
GII.LEI'TE < CO.. l4th and L SIS. NV.
=. N. WAGNER * CO. Ist ana II SIS. nv.
r. I. BUTTS. cor. 4th and Mass. ave. uw.
/. T. TAYLOE. cor. sth and ets. nv.
NJ {. FEALY. NV. cor. 18th ana ia. ave. ae.
J. ID. COBLENTZ Fla. ave, and y. Cap g.
EUGENE Il. NICHOLS. lsUl ia. ave. NV.
CHAS. L. CAMPBELL. col. "a and Z stS, ne
Y. HUGO EISEtsBEISS. 1th and 3 sts. sT.
ANACOSTLA.
BURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe anu
Jen Tson Sts.
BR00ELAKD, D. C.
G1T aCk II. =. Lt-ERssI;S. DRUG store
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
p. L CARNE & CO. 70s King st.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Young lady to demonstrate and
sell electric pressing irons; previous exp@Ti-
ence not necessary; must be good talker;
state salary expected. Address BOX 400,
Times Office. ja2s-2t
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WE HAVE SOME BARGAINS in groceries.
lunch rooms, and cigar stores 10 quick
buyers. COLUMBIA BUSINESS EX-
CHANGE. Ill5 = 81 laas-aL
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-G0od cook and housekeeper de-
siTes an engagement, Address COOK, 1890
l4th uW-, store Il
WANTED-A place 10 nurse child ES-
TELLE HAMILTON, SIS Golden ct. sw Il
WANTED-By young girl. place nurse
or hOusew0Fker, stay nights; references.
Address 1852 Newton NV II
WANTED-By three competent women.
places cook, laundTesS. and Chambermald. :.
also general worker. less Ilth 81. nv. II
WANTED-By honest. reliable girl, light
houseWork and help with baby. Mis-. POTZ-
LER. I642 sth nv. 1t
WANTED-POsitiOn as housekeeper IN a small
family for widOWeT. references given Ad-
dress BOX 3sl. Times Office. Ia27-st
WANT EDDY girl from country. position
as nurse. Call 1l57 2Sd ST NV. ta27-2t
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WANTED-Hesd Of waist department, COM
petent ID assist In buying. good prospects
for right person. NJ. PHILIPsBORN & co,
$40 1Ith ST. NV ia2S-3t
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c. a. MUDDtMAN & CO.
1904 g ST. 616 18th ST.
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Royal Plsen Delivered to Homes.

Royal Pilsen is the most perfect ligh
beer you can serve at home. Order
ease. Phone ", 49,, Abner Drury Brew
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FOR sALE-AUroMoBILes.
FOR RENT-TYPEwRIrERS

FOR RENT-Excelient Remington three
months for s.. address BOX S73, Times
Office Ja26-st
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FOR SALE-Ice boxes made TO order for gro
cefy use easy terms IL desired; II yen have
an ice box made by a tinker and have Grol-
bic, blame no one but yourself. See HOP
WOOD. sth and X sts ja2s-5t
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Sea Foods. Steaks, Chops, Salads, Etc,
Bargains-Close-Outs.

Phila. oyster & chop House. 5l8 llth NV.
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BUTTONS MADE 10 order from your own
pieces OF silk, cloth, OF velvet. CHAPMAN,
1885 New York ave ja2F-5t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OLD CARPETS woven into reversible rugs
drop postal; telephone East 551-M. NON
PAREfL- Iz3 9th st. ta2s-5t
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WANTEn-Strong g.Tl 10 make herself use
ful and act ladies' maid. J. J. GEORGES
& son, 121 Pennsylvania ave. NV. 1t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-09
GRIFFIN THROWS TURK
 IN FORTY-FlVE MINUTES

gave an interesting talk on wrestling. Farmer Burns Is the ex-champion of the world, having defeated, he says, "Strangler" Lewis in match in Chicago in 1895 for the championship of the world.
 Burns talk on "wrasslng'' contained much valuable information. With the as- sistance of Al Kissinger he demontrated and explained the various holds. He con cuded by saying that he owed his sue cess to the fact that he did not smoke, chew or drink intoxcatnts, or even tea and coffee.
 The second round of match between R. F. Carr and Dewitt Gibson resulted in a tie after eighteen minutes The first round was given at the Hackenschmidt- Leonhardt match last Thursday, and also resulted in a draw. Burns issued a chal- lenge to any of the wrestlers, and 1t Is probable that match between him and Griffin will be arranged. Hackenschmidt announced that he would accept the chal- lenge of Burns but for the fact that he was compelled to leave this morning for Des Moines where he will open vaude- vile theatre. He said that he might be able to return. however and accept the challenge Prof. J. F. Miles referee: Jack Riddle. timekeeper; and F. E. Film. announcer.