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Help Wanted-FemaIe.


WANTED-settled woman as plain cook and
general hoUsewoTheT. 1921 Lamont st. NV. 1t
WANTED-Two chambermaids. two watt
resses for institution; kitchen maid: nurse.
Inquire 1855 nth ST. 1t
WANTED-ThorOughly experienced millinery
salesladies, capable Of handling fine trade;
good salaries, permanent positions. and ad-
Vancement to right people. 60 18th St nv.
mhf-3t
WANTED-Experienced saIesIaaies in waist
and suit departments; permanent go 18th
St NV mh4-St
wANTED-Plain cook. chamber1naid for in
stitution laundress. Kitchen maid. Inquire
l5iS Il St NV II
WANTED-An experienced saIegIady for mil
linery and fancy goods; permanent position
5l24 NJ ST. NV. 1t
wANTED-Experienced salesIadles in our
glove department: Apply TO W. NJ BALD
ROYAL. a. LISNER. mh4-St
WANTED-A lady living in a town in Penn
sylvania, and alone. wants by the middle Of
April a reliable, experienced, middeI-aged
woman for general Homework. Apply 17S4 X
st, Monday and Tuesday at 10 O'Clock. best
city reference required. II
WANTED-Girl as cashier in drug store;
some knowledge OF bookkeeping and type
writing required; references Address BOX
I'll, Times ONCE. II
WANTED-A respectable girl general house
work, sl2 l46 Todd place mh4-St
wANTED-A settled woman as cook and
IalntlL-
washing. Apply I402 3lst st NV. It
WANTED-A millinery apprentice Apply
1Oo4 4 St, second floor. It
WANTED-An experienced woman for gen-
eral houseWork' reference required 1913 L
st NV Il
WANTED-A good cook. white. 70 40 cook
ing and washing IN small family; a good
home 20 the right party; state wages; there
Is a white nurse girl employed. Call ad-
dress l24a Girarl ct. mh3-3t
wANTED-Colored girl for general house
work cook. wash. and iron. Apply 1S42 NJ
mh3-et
WANTED-A neat white girl for general
homework in small family; no washing. I'll
-. 50 =. ttltis--I
wANTED-Y Young lady as cashier MODERN
DRUG CO, IA 7th ST. nv. mh3-2t
WANTED-Immediatel frst-cIass skirt help
ct to cutter; also sleeve hand: good wages
to competent help. MRS. G. W HENDER-
SON mh5-3J
wANTED-First-class waist hands. 12I7 L
st mh3-3J
wANCED-Girl for general housewoTk. 20
st NV. mh3-2t
WANTED-Experienced waitress THE
1AIkS. SO I'm s.. nv mh5-3t
wANTED-A millinery apprentice Apply TO
1913 II 81. nv. mh2-3t
WANTED Experienced millinery salesladies
and millinery apprentices; paid while learn
| Ing. HARTZ. 1S4 6th ST, nv. mh2-5S
" 3NIED-EXpeFienCeQ waitress, = To s.
week also three lunch hour girls aprons
furnished free. MARYLAND QUICK
LUNCH, 6l0 Sth st. NV. mh2-5t
WANTED-A good woman 10 cook and do
genera! houseWork Apply sc = St ne.
mh--o-
WANTED-ISirIs ,whste} in our collar cuff
and mangle department AZ New York ave.
mh--Sl
U-ANTED-Expe rieIced miuIner- Apply sI3i
II II NV Iuhi-7t
WANTED-Thoroughly experienced cloak
suit, and waist saieswomen: only those vita
best reference need apply. JULIUS GAR
FlNkl-E L CO, 1926 + St NV. fe25-tf
WANTED-Ladies for stamping patterns. all
work done at home; steady and profitable.
Can be learned 4o4 Ith st NV. Jeuifer bldg.
Room 213 iTRIEBER) taT-g9t
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Attorneys.

ADVICE FREE-pamaSe. divorce, and estate
cases; no charge without service; best law
yers all courts; everything strictly conf
Dental. Address p o BOX Z. Station A.
City fet4-30t
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Dane. 6.

SEE TIE MOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES
THE ORDwAYS 43l 11th St n W.-Every
Monday Tuesday. Friday and sat irday even
Ing; beg. rners' class 30: advanced, $50.
Lady as iEtarits: six lessons. s25l Private
lessons ~ appointment
fe10-sot Prof CElAS. 81. wYNDHAM
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w all Paper.

ROOMS PA.ERED, 81 70 up: house painting
lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS, bis II 81.
ne. Phone East 12S7 nhf-3t
WA V Ma HONEY the Progressive Paper
hanger, reliable, prompt, cheap, legal guar
antee covers all our WORK: send postal IoT
free samples and estimate. Main store, sos
Pennsylvania ave. Sc teiepnOuu East III r,
OF following agencies. DE Maine * Co, 800
81 ST nv, E1laVitch's store, Bowie Md,
10 Monroe st. Anacoktia: Fowier's store,
CONGRESS Heights, 6Js New York ave. nv;
1870 + St Sc; Corlaway's store, Laurel Nd
General store. Glendale; new agency Just es-
tablished, Postotflce. Colonial Beach, va.
mh2-7t
SAVE AIONEY-Don't wait for rush; paint
ing and paperhanging- }. II. BECKwITH
SO st. ne. nh2-st
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For Rent-Typewriters.

For Sale-Typewriters.
No REMINGTON and No. Smith Pre-
nieT frst-class condition, cheap. Address
BOX 2s2. 1imes Office ,uh2-2t
FOR SALE-Ls2od Underwood typewriter
cheap Address BOX 2s4. Times office
nlhz-3t
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WANTED-Plain cook. chambernaid for in
stltuJion, laundress. Kitchen maid. Inquire
1912 L st. nv. II
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TWO CENTS a WORD
For All Other Classified Liners
THREE OR MORE CONSECUTIVE DAYS,
ONE CENT n WORD.

If you nave not
the time to send
or bring your ad
to The Times or
any of the fol-
lowing Branch
Offices, just call
up Main $500
and our Want
Ad Messenger
will call for your
Ads. No extra
charge for the
service.
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Sunday Hours, s P nj. to IIP.M.
Phila. Oyster & Chop House. 5Is 18th NV
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Sweet vioiets, ar- Blu

Sweet Vioiets, az Bunch.
at Kraner's. $40 st NV.
Perfection in Oyster Cooking.
Phila. oyster & Chop House. 513 18th NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
None Better Than Holmes. Pies

none Better IMAM Holmes Pies.
They are honestly homemade pies
made IN q clean home bakery and made
or the best and puTeSt ingredients They
have crisp. hakY crusts and are gener-
ousiy nlieu with delicious home-Drepared
hllings, All faVOTite kinds. 20c- Genuine
homemade Milk Bread, sc. Holmes
and 49,
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COmPo-BOard-Nos. I and S, Heavy
PAPER; Nos. ? and 4, air-tisht cement;
Nos, wooden stats. For EXPLANATION ask
Tor illustration OF ThOs. ". Smith. Lum-
Der Dealer. Washington d. c
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Notary Public.

PENSION VOUCHERS EXECUTED March
and sunday. and after. 500 r st. nv. and
SIS 9th 81. NV. 5. J. BLOCK, Notary Public.
mh2-St
DEEDS, affidayits. pension vouchers civil
service papers executed. and dspositio
taken; night day. col zth St NV. Phone
Main 3f0S-W- fes-3u
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as MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NW,-Bright,
sunny room, furnished 81 mh4-st
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W anted-RoGmS

WANTED-By two gentlemen, two co1nmuni-
eating rooms with Use Of bath. Address BOX
3I2. Times office fnh4-2t
REGISTER YOUR rooms especially suburban
with WASHINGTON RENTAL BUREAU
Metzerott building. Information free It
ONE or two rooms ON first floor. unflrnished;
man and wife; no housekeeping Address
BOX 2S9. Times Office. rnE2-2t
WANTED-March T. b. couple with infant
two or three rooms; housekeeping. Address
stating terms and particulars. H. COAX
LEY, $50 G St sv. nih3-2t
WANTED-By young couple two or three
housekeeping rooms. by Marcn u: near
Treasury; kitchen with range preferred. Adj
dress f. c. F, 71s 18th st NV mh2-3t
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Chris. xander's Pride of virginia Port

Highly priced in all households as a fine
spring tonic. 15c at. Only at 500 7th 81.
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MoPEs We store for T5e a load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., AIS &20-4z2
1oth st, NV. Phone Main 42es. 5asl-9os
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For Rent
Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms.

CAPITOL HILL-Large- second floor. front
with alceve. opposite Lincoln Park 1929
Massachusetts ave. 1t
ONE large front room; heat, gas and bath
20 9 81 my. mhS3t
TWO FINE connecting aicove rooms; hot
water heat all conveniences: no children;
couple on gentlemen; summer prices 1926
10th st. NV. mh2-3t
LARGE. pleasant room. convenient 10 Gov
erpment Printing Once; private family, 45
X st. mh2-2t
FOR RENT-R0orns; three or four large
rooms for rent; housekeeping. Apply to
OWNER. az II ST NV. 1ess-ss i
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Ctmes gWant Eos

ONE CENT A WORD
For Situation O. Help Wanted
Ads-Rooms for Rent-Board-
ing-Rooms and B0ard--Want-
ed Rooms
Minimum Charge, I5e One Insertion.
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Sea Foods, Steaks, Chops, Salads, Etc,
Phtia. Oyster & Chop House. ola 18th NV.
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Gas Heating Radiators, S., $3.50, S..
Gle 18th. c. a. Muddiman Il Co. 1904 G.
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Birds, Dc IS, Etc.

FANCY BREED of chickens of all kinds
cheap: incubators, brooders; collie and ST.
Berps I'd pups: pigeons, canaries. parrots
lawn grass, flowers, and garden seeds. etc.
ScIIM1D'S BIRD STORE, III 18th 81. NV.
fe2A-tf
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

IS MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. Nw.-Bright,
sunny room, furnished, 81. mh4-st
nls x NW.-Two rooms; southern exposure:
win BOARD: spring terms. nah4-9t
FURNISHED ROOMS. second floor: furnace
heat; porcelain bath; all modern improve
ments. 2I19 l4th ST. Nv. mh4-st
BACK PARLoR. private bath; basement for
business OF housekeeping; also hall room;
reasonable. Sos l2th st. NV mh4-2t
DON'T HUNT ROOMS! We ma them for
you, without charge WASHINGTON
RENTAL BUREAU. Metzerott building, It
sos I0TE ST. NW.-Ffnest large BAY win
dow furnished front rooms; steam heat: ali
conVeniences; rent low. 1t
GENTLEMEN oNLY-steam heat; elevator
service; tiled bath; IS and SO per month
I--AL >. me OIne, al 10Th 81. NV. mhs-7t
FRONT ROOM, furnished, FOR light house
keeping COZ II St NV mh4-st
9lS NEW YORK AVE.-Nlcely Furnished
Wen heated second floor front room; tran
FOR RENT-FIrst and second floor nat. fur
bished. for light housekeeping 2Is New
Jersey ave. NV. mh4-st
sECoNls FLOOR, front, furnIsaeG room;
sional Library mh3-st
iii H NW.-South front room, nicely fur
nished; heated. So month: other rooms, S.
month upward board II desired telephone;
FOR RENT-One or two rooms. nicely fur
nished ana bath. So II st ne Sah2-st
FURNISHED ROOMS: southern exposure rs
z 81, nw. mhs-si
FURNISHED nan room: ali convenience:
$50 week GO / st. NV. mhS-9t
FURNISHED ROOMS for light housekeep-
ing. Apply 80 sth St NV mhS-St
2es sd ST Nw.-Rooms. $50 per week; also
second floor front mh2-3t
FOR RENT-one large room; heat gas; IS
Us ID Il. ne. mh3-2t
LARGE Furnished front room light house
keeping 7oi Q Ct NV. rnh9-2t
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished rooms. with
board. ITO New YORK ave, mh2-3t
FURNISHED ROOM. second floor; three win
dows, two closets, suitable for two gentlemen
or housekeeping. rent, $40. 5Z eth -.
ONE LARGE room. light housekeepiag. 90
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. 747I4 I'm st,
II g ST. NE-Second door, three beautiful
clean rooms. light housekeeping mhz-3t
For Rent
Unfurnished Rooms.
FOR RENT-Entlre floor, three rooms; heat,
gas. and bath SO 4l9 sth St SIS, Inh4-St
TWO bright rooms on second door, hot-water
heat and BATH very cheap. ElZ1 i 81. ne.
mh4-3t
9J6 L ST. NW.-Two OF three fine unfuruished
rooms; heat, gas, bath 10 children. fnh4-3t
THREE-ROOM FLAT with private bath;
reasonable. l@l5 st. ne mh4-St
TWO unfurulshed rooms for light housekeep-
ing; bath CA same floor. 64S Harvard st. nv.
mhf-5t
THREE beautiful communicating rooms; all
light housekeeping convenience very rea-
sUnable- as Ii 81. n~. II
FOR RENTING unfurnlshed rooms, first
floor "a % 81. NV. It
FOR REST-One large unfurnished front
room with heat and sas. SO II st sw.
mh3-3t
FOR RENT-Near navy yard four nice
rooms, with back porch and large yard. on
18th 81. Sc, no children; only 81
WILLIGE. GIBBS a. DANIEL s93 & 605 i5th-
ENTIRE third floor hot and cold water:
bath telephone service reasonable rent 1915
18th ST. NV. mha-zt
ONE unturnished room. 81 per month. 7sl
stu ST. mh2-st
ROOMS. ISu sth st NV: three large. unfur-
uished rooms, heat and gas. mHZ-5t
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WANTED-ExPerienced salesiaaies in waist
and suit departments; permanent. SO 18th
st Fuh4-gf
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For Exchange.

For Exchange.
5000 POSTOFFICE CLERK in best city in
Arizona. superb climate desires transfer with
department clerk in Washington city. Ad-
dress REPUBLIC, Times office. Iah2-St
FOR EXCHANGED small brick house; five
rooms: in Northwest; fer six or seFeB-TO05B
house with all modern improvements; Viii
PAY difference III cash Address BOX 298,
Times office. Uh3-St
I WILL. EXCHANGE building lots IN North
west suburbs, near cars good work
horses or mules: where can see them? Adj
dress BOX zs3, Times office. rh2-5t
PHILIPPINE STUDENT desires to ex-
change spanish lessons for English lessons
Address BOX 27S. Times Office mh2-9t
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Light Beer to Enjoy at Home.

If the home folks enjoy fine light bear
treat them to a case of AbneT-Drury
Brew. Co 5 Royal Pilsen." Phone W 436.
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FOR SALE-High- back cane-seat chair. -
cents; kitchen tables. S5c: also ten rI,1,r,,-
two wall cases. HOPWOOD, sth ami z SIS
mh4-3t = SIS
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Found.

HATS RENOVATED equal to new; straw
ana panar:a; hat bleaching specially.
Phone Main 1874. KANDEIs. ~ 9TH ST. NV.
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SUBURBAN GROCERY: good stand. and at
END OF car line Address BOX 907. Times
once. lun4-yt
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Wanted-R0omS 9 Board.

WANTED-I3oon and board, by two young
3Y4. Tines once. Il
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Money TO Loan.

BY PRIVATE PARTY, S. to s5e, on indorsed
notes: state amount wanted and time con-
hdential- Address BOX 20s. Times office.
MONEY TO LOAN by private party. from
IS to s5o; confidential. Address BOX 500.
Times Office. mh2-sae
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Wanted-BicyCIeS.

We BUY AND SELL second hand bicycles
MENDELL, 1TZS 9Th NV. rnh2-30I
WANTED - Second hand bicycles. NEW
YORK CYCLE co, IA 9Th st. nv. mh1-5t
WANTED-To bizy- every second hand bicycle
in the city. rs Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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FOX SALE-IaarEe ice boxes and chest =
sessoeefy ana meat dealers; easy psy1en ~.
II desired II you don't know tie disye-sae,
pes"eeh a sood and a bad box. buy one maj.
by tinker and II you have trotJble bia-1o
sts. on So h
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FOR SALE-2co blue and brown deeorz+sd
toilet sets. 10 90 for Sis; $40 sets So ~
HOLLYWOOD, 18th and h SITS mb1-sf
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FOR SALE-Three upright pianos. chan
sold for storage. HOLLYWOOD. sth and *
SITS. rohs
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Wanted

For Sale
Horses and Vehicles.
FOR SALsE-A fine bay driving mare 14E
hands high well broken six years od; just
in from the country Apply at ARLINGTON
BOTTIIHG COMPANY, eth and K SITS II
FOR SALE-Phaeton buggy, conpiete5 cheap
IL sold at once SHOP rear Of ga LIST st.
nh4-St
TOR sALE-Horse. wagon. and harness. Ap-
ply at 5Ji Il 81. mh2-st
COGSWELL'S Is THE PLACE 20 buy new
seighs, slz; large assortment 81 new ana
second hand vehicles. ali kinds, sl5 up, har~
ness. $3.50 up. z0s IIth 81. nv. feZ5-tt
CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE to buy Blankets
and Robes All So end SO Chase Plush
Robes. $3.50. All 81 and SO Plush Robes,
81 All Blankets at : regular prices. Large
stock OF slightly used Wagons. Buggies, ana
Surveys at great bargains
5. D. WATERS & son. SO Pa, ave nv
fes-tf
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Observation-Disclosures

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNTTCRE, car
household goods. BAUMs FCRNITURE
SHOP, sth and L SITS. nv. Phone North 1918
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladies' or genJIemen's. Also shoes
and hats Address postal and 1 viii call any
hour; B IARSHES, 1895 9Th ST. NV Phone
North 4s9- fe2S-99t
WANTED-Furniture and slows of am Kinds.
buying contents Of private Wellings a spc-
ciaity. sell your goods 70 the man who gives
you the most money. HOLLYWOOD. Sth and
X SITS, mh4-3t
WANTED-S. KEBESKY, 1895 Itn ST NV
gents. and chiidrens CasI-oH clothing and
shoes ana hats. Address q postal and ! vii!
call. Phone n. $50 fel0-S9t
WANTED buy. take down, and remove
brick and frame buildings ex2ertly and
promptly. !. EDW- CLARK. Builders SUP
plies. 1895 New Jersey ave NV Phone \.
DON'T KEEP USELESS ARTICLES What
is useless to you is useful TO me I buy
Cd gold silver, diamonds, watches. and pawn
tickets money u loan On Jewelry. ABR-A-
HAMS. f83 9Jh 81 nv. oc7s-smos
WANTED-To buy a set OF blacksmith Tools
w CLEMENTS, @5l0 = st. NV. mh3-St
WANTED-A black Minorcas cockerel; good
stock, ADDRESS BOX $50, Times ONCE. mhS-3t
WANTED-i6is l9th St nv, furniture OF al
kinds. dIop postal mh2-Sl
-Nf<E-1D Sf1Dl HIlN-IS DefSEs want one
worth $3.50 TO s293 in exchange for % ESQ
square feet OF ground northwest section at
1919 Il adjoins property that recently sold
at $3.50 cash. VIII give you ali the time you
desire to pay difference Address BOX 252.
Times office. fe2s-1Ut
WANTED - Highest cash prices paid for
cast-on clothes; ladies' gentlemea-s, and
children 3. Address postal. viii call any time
H BURNSTEIN, 1914 1th ST. NV. fe27-S0t
wANTED-atghest cash prices paid Tor worn
garments ladies' OF genjiemens Also shoes
and hats Address postal and will call any
hour. E TARSHES, lS0S 7Jh st. Phone
North 499. no20-95t
CAPUZAYA MINING STOCK WANTED.
Must be very cheap, state lowest piice- Ad-
dress BOX 20, Times Office mhI-4t
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture,
carpets; viii pay fun ralos for stoves n
good condition. office furniture and house
hold goods OF ali kinds; contents especially.
D NOTES CO LOUISIANA ave Phone n Bow.
fe6-30t
WANTED IF YOU ARE GIVING UP
housekeeping and wish to sell part or all
Of your furniture send for the man who
has the reputation Of - years fair dealing.
MARCUS NOTES, 42s 9Th st NV; phone
Main 5lTI. fel3-90t
WANTED-At once. secondhand busy, in
nTst-ciass condition. also good harness. Gail
455 II st. NV. Inh2-St
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FOLDING OAK BED with mirror ana ma,
tfess, $40 iron bed with springs and mat
Iess. 80; halI rack, 50; wsshstand. 81 Sun
81 ne mh4-2t
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oH SAl-E-Quartered oak sIdeboard, So 30:
found extension table s.. uesT hfevcie 1IseS
thirty days for sI5. 1901 7th ST. NV
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FOR SALE-250 cooking and heating stoves
some as good as new; cheap NORWOOD
Sth and SITS. Ynh4-St
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PHYSICIANS PRACTICE and office furui-
3y3, Times Office NM =
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Baltimore and Return, sI.25, Baltimore
< Ohio r. r. every Saturday and sun
day. All trains both ways. both DAYS
except Royal Limited
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For SaIe-AutomobiIeS.

FOR SALE-ModeI ''B'' Cadillac auto; Tea-
sons Tor selling, have larger car; machine
in No. I condition; oil lamps and gas head
light. Address J. \. S. 1894 18th st. NV
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NJ. L. Bradford, Notary

M. = d autV4ui NUtdLy-
Pension vouchers executed. 1884 NJ NV.
Weller's drug store.
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Our Felt-Lined Hair Mattresses

Are The best values we have ever been
able TO offer at the prices quoted, SIS. SIS
~ You can see them made i. T Jones
Mattress Factory. 633 II NV. Tel NJ 2097
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FOR sALE-Lincoln Incubator. SO: Prairie
State incubator. SIS. 4Is lisa 81 ne Ii
Arizona republican., 1906-08-11
THE WIDELY FAMED SALE OF WHITE WEAR >s.s

Corset Covers cAMBRIc CORSET COVERs-Plain or embroidery trimmed, perfect fitting; regular 15c values. Oc Sale price ..................... ~ CAMRRIc CORSET CoVERs-vari- ously trimmed in deep lace. embroid- cry, beading and ribbons; cheap 1Oc at 25c. Sale price ............. l1C cAMgRIc CORSET coIERs-with deep rows of torchon insertion, lace beading with ribbon run through. neck edged with lace; bona fide 35c DE- value. Sale price .............. AOS cAMBRIc CORSET covERs-Front prettiIy ornamented with torchon in sertion, rows of lace beading and ribbon, lace edging at neck; wen0O,, worth -50c. Sale price .AI$ CAMBRIc CORSET coVERs-Trim- med front and back with torchon in sertion, beading and baSy ribbon; neck edged with lace to match;. ban 0Oo ner Csc value. Sale price. ....O1S cAMBRic AND NAINsooK CORSET CoVERS-A good many different styles; one style especially worthy of attention has trimming of antique lace covering front and back, spaced by beading and ribbon; real beau Al. ties at 75c. Sale price. .........4I FINEST CORSET coVERs-of Main sock, cambric or long cloth; most elab- crate affairs; beautifully trimmed in spiderweb lace, Swiss and nainsook embroidery, medallions. beading and ribbon; worth up to $50. Sale EO. price 99c SEC, 79c, 69c and. O1C
Arizona republican., 1906-08-11
PettiCOatS

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 WoMEN'S MUSLIN PETTICOATS- Made full width, with extra deep um- brella founce, edged with embroidery or lace, deep underlay with extra dust ruff1e; splendid $1.OO values. EOo Sale price 79c and. U1( WoMEN's cAMBRIc PETTIcoATs Some with deep ruff1e with clusters of tucks and 5-inch embroidery edge; others with rows of torchon lace in sertiOn and lace edging; really OOo worth $1.25. Sale price. .OI( WoMEN's CAMBRIc PETTIcoATs Dozens of beautiful styles to select from, all with deep umbrella lawn founces; some trimmed in wide em- broidery, clusters of fine tucks and rows of hemstitching; others with 8 or rows of lace insertion with lace ruff fe to match; values up to OOo $1.5O. Sale price .S1C WoMEN'S EXTRA CHOICE PETTI- COATS-Of finest cambric; one line with deep Persian lawn fiounce trim med with Point de Paris lace inser- tion, another line with broad bands of Cluny lace across f1ounce edged with the same kind of lace, and still more with deep founce with tucks and g. inch English eyelet embroidery edge; all garments that have no equal any where at $2.0O. Sale nS In price e................. 0I.F
 WoMEN's CHOICEST PETTIcoATs Various exclusive styles, copies of handsome French conceptions of finest cambric or long cloth, trimmed in su- perb patterns of English eyelet em- broidery and rarest laces; each and every one a beauty in the fullest sense of the word. Values in the aggrega- ton ranging up to $500. SaIe.eI no price $3.9S, $2.9S and. pt%TO