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Situations Wanted
Female.

Situations Wanted
Female.
WANTED-By respectable colored woman
mouse TO care for during summer; can furnish
good city references. Address 12Z3 I'D ST.
Room II. rrhIa-9t
WANTED-By colored woman. washing or
place as cook 17f7 Oregon ave. NV 1t
WANTED-Babies to care for at home by
day month 9A r ST. NV mh19-9t
WANTED-By colOred girl. place TO do DAYS
work or chambermaid- Address AGNES
COGHILL. Milkford road, BrIgntwood. d. C.
II
wANTED-By coiored woman. washing to
take home. I36 L St NV. mhl9-3t
ALL KINDS Of plain sewing neatly done at
most reasonable prices. 227 X st. NV.
mh1s-3t
WANTED-By neat colored woman. washing
to take home; day work to do. 1929 New
Jersey ave. mh1S-2t
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For Rent
Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms.

FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished large
or small TO m, all modern improvements. 116
st. NV. mhi9-5t
TWO nice, large rooms. second moor fur
nished unfUrnished; suitable for couple
or gentlemen: near Washington Circle. 24lS
X ST nv. mhIS-St
FOR RENT-Rooms- Gail on WASHING
TON RENTAL BUREAU. Metzerott build
ing, for best rooms. apartments. and hotels;
no charges. rnhIS-4t
TWO or three furnished OF unfurnished
rooms. all modern improvements. for light
housekeeping; southern exposure. telephone
20S4 I ST NV. mhlS-st
FOR RENT-Three beautiful rooms: heat
light. bath, and beautiful view OF Potomac
from back porch; furnished unfurnished: !:
in family OF two 34ls Prospect ave. NV
mhlS-3t
DELIGHTFUL, sunny rooms: old, colonial
home large porcheS; none better in Wash
ington; low TO permanent tenant Apply at
once 200 y st mhl7-3t
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FOR SALE-Ciood quality opaque shades IT.
ted 20 your windows. only sc, the best quail
ity Oil opaque shades. SOC. hung free; VIII
call with samples. kLEEBLATTS IIth and
II sts- ne. Phone East SD ta2O-f
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Wanted
Horses and Tehieles.

WANTED-Runabout: must have wire Wheels
and cushion tires Address BOX 81. Times
Office. mhlS-st
WANTED-Buy from owner, cheap. horse
wagon, and harness; suitable for hUckster-
ing; horse must be sound and gentle Ad-
dress w d. Times once mhl7-3t
wANTED-One good. large horse, about
1,3oo pounds and sound. Can AZ Al St sw
mhI7-3t
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

BLACK AND WHITE SWANS. Canada and
China Geese. Peafowls, Pekin Ducks, Pleas
ants, Quail, fancy Poultry, Pigeons. Canariss.
etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. ~ 12JE s.
NV. mhlf-U
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Business Chances.

FOR SALE-Best- paying restaurant in the
city located on Pennsylvania ave. clears
49, - monthly, owner retiri g. Address BOX
Sl4. Times office. mhis-3t
FOR ExCHANGE-zc9- acre farm; good land:
Wen: natural running stream What have
you! WIDOW, BOX So. Times. mh1s-3t
GREAT BARGAINS 10 person going into bus
mess beautiful carved wood nxtures Frencn
business; cost $3.50; also small stock tobaccos:
sell all $50. trade for real estate Ad-
eress BOX 5es. Times Office mhIs-st
CORNER GROCERY. provision and notion
stole ,s. IN IN NV cheap rent; cheap: must leave
Slty next week Adress BOX sol. Times Of
nee. mhIs-st
GRoCERY-Northeast, $40; six living roo-7-
and stable; rent SS5 month: business 500 Der
we week; good reason for selling. Address BOX
20. Ilmes Once mhIS-5t
POOL. CIGAR and lunch b.siness- cIe7--
ing 500 monthly; best stand In washington:
loan half purchase money. CAPITAL. BCSI-
NESS EXCHANGE. Atlantic building.
mhlS-St
FOR BUSINESS-Teains horses wagons. ard
ougSies. by day. week. or month. sI-50 and s.
per day. Furnish YOU a newly painted
wagon, lettered in any style l4o5 St nv
mhls-5t
wANTED-Partner with s. 900 70 $40, OO0 cash
in lumber and millwOrk business ADDRESS
BOX SO. Times Office mhlS-3t
WANTED-Hustilng partner in second hand
furniture business. who can invest about
-
mhlS-3t
FOR SALE-Three-chair barber shop: best
location in Southwest. bright opportunity
FOR good man. price, $50 Address AL.
BIBBS. Box SIS. Times Office mhls-3t
FOR RENT-Bakery: ten -ooms. large yard
and big stable; S2I 10Th 81. Sc Apply 1921
u ST mhI.-7t
FoR SALE-Confeetionery and fruit stand
1880 Ifth ST NV mhIz-5t
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR young man
with small capital. coffee business for sale
Address BOX $50. Tines Office mh17-3t
FOR SALE-Desirable hotel business: neW
furniture for hotel and bar; lease Transferred
free: must sell on account Of health D. :
RECTOR. TaneytOSn. Nd. mhI7-Jt
ONE Of the best stands IN city: meat pro
vision; doing 800 cash ,usiness: also two
delivery wagons one sOlid rubber-tire run
about Address 6S:. Center Market. mhI7-3t
FOR SALE-At a Ssrgaln, good pa ying CT
gar store zS-5 Pennsylvania ave Nv
mhl7-St
FOR SALE-Fo-- chair barber shop. doing
good business. owner going abroad terms
reasonable Address BOX 05l. Times Once
mhl5I7t
WANTED-Pzrtner for dressmalzing business
she must be competent, with some customers
a good location, with every facility . 2d-
dress BOX Al. Times once mhf3-7t
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FOR SALE-One Home Comfort ranes. goos
as new: cost $50; viii take s.. HOPWoOD
Sth and X sts- T,brS =
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Mrs. E. Hutt,

GERMAN MIDWIFE.
REGISTERED,
lies Eth ST. NW.-PHONE NORTH 29O3-M
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FOR RENT-Beautiful front rooms; private
family = square from Capitol 254 Deiaaare
ave. ne NH e
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FOX SALE-Juet unlOaded. another carload
OF hlgn-oack cane-seat chairs 70 20 for sec
each -EOPWOOD. sth and 4 SIS. fnhIS-St
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IF YOU NEED sewing machine, try the
DAVIS vertical Eeed-distinctive for hiSh
Gualty ana a vide range OF work excel enr
Tor FAMILY sewing unequaled for embroidery
and craW nv ork- Wheeier * Wilson No
-, standard, latest style. s.. DAVIS
AGENCY. 425 AZ 81 sw- Phone N SSSS
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Table Board.

WANTED-Gentleman table boarders: terms
moderate Sl1 / ST. NV. mh1S-st
wANTED-A few table boarders. I7O5 7th st
NV. rahlS-St
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FOR SALE-YOung. fresh jersey COW ana
calf cheap for quick sale X. T VIOLET
LongfeIloW 81 and Sheph4rd's road Bright
WOOD. ID 9 Phone Iakorna sl-Y. rnhIl-af
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SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets, stoves. bric-a-bTac. and al kinds Of
h0usehoid goods BAUM'S FURNITURE
SHOP. 9Th and y sts NV Phone North Isis
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FOR SALE-AIodern household furniture. rex
sOnable- Can I5S7 Sd 81 NV mhl7-st
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cISOn L Iprl8lts s-oJs hnabe UPRIGHT SO
Weber PariOr Grand. SO. McPhaiI Upright
500: Ncse Upright, $500 ShOninger Upright.
SSle, and about forty others Cash or easv
payments O. J. DeMOLL & Co IZ3l u
81. nhl6-tf
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Wanted-ASents

WE CAN PROVE agents make 500 monthly
selling our newly patented household spe-
eialty. WOLVERINE CO, Pittsburg. Pa
mhI4-6t
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FOR SALE-Maurer guitar. nearly new: will
sen cheap address BOX IS, Times once.
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For Rent
furnished Rooms.

Furnished Rooms.
FOR RENT-BeautifuI front rooms; private
family = square from Capitol 254 Deiaaare
-. ~ mhiS-st
FOR i.ee RENT-Neatly furnish ID front room.
30 oeh 81 NV. mhIs-3t
FOR RENT-Two or three rooms furnished
@ 1T hsht housekeeping. or Will rent singIy.
FURNISHED front room. suitable for two:
- per month. also hall room, 81 Der week
5l2 lst. nW. ~
FINELY FURNISHED rooms. FIELDS
APARTMENT BUILDING. III 18th; also
completely furnished fats. SIS TO 50 month.
mhl9-2t
CENTRAL LOCATION. nicsfy furnished
rooms suites Tor two gentlem IN 10 II 81.
THREE furnished rSoms, IgEf for house.
seep.ng. lo2i 2sd St nv. rnhis-St
FOR RENT-Four-room and bath nat; part
or all; 9Th floor front 1I15 sth St NV Can
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished, we'll heated
rooms southern exposure: hot bath GA II
-. NV. mhls-2t
TWO ROOMS light housekeeDing. rs i0th
FOR RENT-Newly furnished rooms 1915
FRONT HALL ROOM. furnished; southern
exposure. % I st ne mhls-gr
NICELY FURNISHED rack parior. suitable
Tor gentleman % l 81 le- mhls-3t
NICELY furnished. second floor room 10
gentleman; large porch. near cars y Sea
ton place NV. mhI7-3t
FOR RENTAL summer rates three fur
nished. beautiful south front rooms. corven-
lent 70 18th st cars. telephone 1881 Harvard
rnhl7-af
FOR RENT-For light housekeeping. two
furnished rooms; heat. gas bath IL X
NV. mhIT-3t
--yFrO N-rFrV s.-{-,tf- S------s-E--I - -
young men, also two large rooms for house
keeping; gas and bath I3l45s 9Th St NV
S7 ST. NW--TwO rooms, 81 and $5 per
month. gentlemen mhlT-3t
A FURNISHED nat OF four rooms. SI2 Tsl
Cd St mhiz-3t
SECOND FLOOR rooms, very nicely iUr-
nished IN handsome private residence. S.;
small hall room. 50 1922 % St NV inhi7-3t
FOR RENT-TWO rooms furnished complete
for housekeeping. including Sed and table
linen. ST. a month - fth 81. NV. mhi7-3t
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FOR RENT-Neatly furnish ID front room.
100 Sth 81. NV. mhie-3f
FOR RENTING or three rooms furnished
LOT hBht housekeeping. or will rent singly
ei5 A ~. nnhi93t
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FURNISHED front room. suitable for two:
5l2 lst nv :,
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FINELY FURNISHED rooms FIELDS
APARTMENT BUILDING. ~ 18th: also
completely furnished fats. SIS TO So month
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WANTED-At once, hrst-class white presser
CAPITAL CITY PRESSING CLUB. SO 18TH
st u
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F. G. SMITH PIANO CO..

ICE WAGON for sale; single OF double. so
lZls Blacensburg road. mhl7-st
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WANTED-One colored head walter for the
State OF Virginia. $50 per month way paid.
one bar porter, colored s. per week. PHIL
LIPS HOTEL AGENCY. SO zth ST. NV II
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CENTRAL LOCATION. nicely furnished
rooms suites for two Eentlem IN. 10 II ST
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WANTED-Girl to do hOusework: stay IN
nights; reference required. 724 5th ST NV.
mhle-3t
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FOR SALE-A fine Violin. over a hundred
years old, al less than half its value A.
dress BOX $50, Times Odlce nhfs-et
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Help Wanted-Femaie.

WANIED-Four white mattresses at the Ger
man Kitchen. Dairy Lunch and Dining
Rooms. corner 10th St and Louisiana ave.
mh1s-3t
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D BARGAINS
PIANO BARGAINS IN PLENTY.

The list below tells OF the most remark
able values IN used Pianos offered today.
And on All Uprights. except the kaabe
Pianos. payments low as $40 cash and
s. month viii be accepted The object s
TO get these instruments out Of the house
and were not particular 10 the price
the terms
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FOR FENT-NiceIy furnished we'll heated
81. NV. nbIs >,
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Help Wanted-Male

helP Wanted-Male.
wANTED-F1rst class barber for steady
work BUSY BARBER SHOP. I5O9 H St ne.
\ mh1s-2t
WANTED-Two good BARRIERS; steady work,
Apply TO c. W sMITHsoN, s2s ~ st. sw.
mhIs-2t
wANTED-Young man well acquainted
reference required. BOX $50. Times Office.
WANTED-JanItor apartment, coachnan,
! private: grocery clerk, SIS; boy drive for doc
| tor. 1885 nth st. NV. II
wANTED-Coechman. room boy drive for
doctor, houseman- Inquire l5l2 J. st. NV.
"
WANTED-Janitor, large nat, room: grocery
clerk, boy drive for doctor 62+4 Massa-
chusetts ave. NV. 1t
wANTED-Man TO take care of horses and
drive wagon: must know the city SCHROTT
BROS, GIL Louisiana ave II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. driver for furniture
wagon. DIcKINSoNs. 7th and SITS. NV.
mhl92t
WANTED-Good, sober colored man to
work in livery stable; stay nights. Between
%. Sd. E. and F ste. NV. mhls-St
wANTED--A young man with wheel; some
experience as collector; reference required
Apply bet and a. m, 10 . D. m, W l.
BAKER. s23 F St NV. IT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS salesman for new
and second hand furniture; steady position;
good salary. COOPER MILLER & co, 6ss
Louisiana ave. NV. mhl9-5t
WANTED-Errand boy With wheel. 1876 I4th
St NV II
WANTED-Colored boy to drive carriage at
tend furnace; make himself generally useful
around house. Apply GEO. P. KEENE. 1910
ST. nh19-St
wANTED-colored boy for general work
around store. GOA Pennsylvania ave NV. II
WANTED-Man 10 drive milk wagon; good
wages: references. 1850 st. NV. II
wANTED-Young man in lunch room. 18th
and SITS. NV. 1t
wANTED-Coiored porter in printing once;
s7.5O per week. 500 18th st. NV. II
WANTED-Boys. IA years Of age and over
dies; also special boys with wheels; good
salaries and rapid promotion. Apply inme-
diately to S. KANN. SONS & co. mhls-st
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE; eight
weeks completes; 1Dl, sl9 weekly guaranteed % when
MOLERS BARBER COLLEGE, 131 Prince
ST.. New York city. mh1S-6t
wANTED-An experienced presser 274S I4th
st. NV. mhlS-3t
wANTED-A young man. between is and %.
with Business High School education and
reference Apply at 800 G st NV mhls-2t
wANTED-A man TO set concrete blocks: In
side work; long Job. 1870 U st. mhls-3t
wANTED-A good, strong boy to work at
Timing and heating, must have experience;
no other need apply. JOHN J. CLEARY.
PHI G St mhlS-3t
wANTED-Man who understands buying and
selling furniture Address BOX $50, Times
Office. mhiS-3t
WANTED-Experienced young TO drive
grocery delivery. 11l3 18th st. NV. mhlS-2t
wANTED-Finishers on trousers at once:
steady work and good pay. r, PEAK, 4oi
9Th ST. NV. mhls-2t
WANTED-White barber, at once: staadv
Job. 2S3 Pennsylvania ave. mhI7-st
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Cfnes Mant Eos

ONE CENT A WORD
For Situation o. Help Wanted
Ads-Roons for Rent-Board-
ing-Roorls and Bocrd-Want-
ed Rooms.
Minimum Charge, Isc One Insertion.
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I HOCEh1-Nortneast, $40. SIX living rooms
and stable: rent So month. business 500 per
| week: good reason for selling. Address BOX
! - 1LLnts oInce- mhiS-5t
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POOL. CIGAR. and lunch business clear
ing SEQ monthly; best stand IN washington:
loan half purchase money. CAPITAL BCSI-
NESS EXCHANGE. Atlantic building
mhIg-3t
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FOR SALE-Silent salesman showcase conee
Urn. and nne counters 2I5 sth St NV
mhIS-5t
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WANTED-Half grown girl for light house
work. Apply 9OS l. ST. NV n
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FOR BUSINESS-Teains. horses wagons and
bugSies. by day. week. or month; 81. 80 and s.
per day Furnish you a newly painted
wagon, lettered in any style l415 Z ST nv
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ton are built al SOS New YORK ave. NV.
fe25-S0t
S29S FOR SANITARY drop-sids couchss;
rockers. sSc; go-carts. Sl-9S. parlor and bed
room suites. 81 per week See goods. RED
MOND'S. 81 and Sl3 7th St fel5-G
FOR SALE-F0ur Upright Pianos, slightly
used. At bargain prices. on easy pay
ments
One Upright excellent make). SI50-
square Pianos low s.
CHAS- NJ STIEFF, II nth st NV
J. C CONLIFF. Mal-Rger- 5el7-U
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FOX SALE-BeSt-paying restaurant In the
Saty' located on Pennsylvania ave. clears
~ monthly. owner retiri g. Address BOX
SLf, Times ofnce. mhis-3t
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FOR RENT-Four-Toom and bath nat; part
or al ON hoor front Ills sth St NV Gail
after y m. II
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/ CORNEh GROCERY. provision and notion
| store IN NV; cheap rent; cheap: must leave
| city next week. Adress BOX Sol. Times Of
| - nCe- mhlS-3t
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THREE furnished Rooms, light for house
hetp.nk. wi I'd 81. nv. Tnhl9-2f
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TWO ROOMS light housekeeping. as 10Th
81 NV. mh1s-3t
FOR RENT-Newly furnished rooms. 1915 S
81. NV ,rhrs .,
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WANTED-Five colored hotel walters for
Hot Springs; fare paid. Apply at once 10
FISHERS AGENCY, 4is 10th nv. II
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FREE USE OF PIANO.

Any responsible person may secure the use
OF good square piano free for six months
oy Application At our wareroms- You're vel
come 20 the piano; an We ask is rhat ,o-1
pay the cost OF hauling
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-01-18
NEW NOTES


Everybody knows the apple crop is
short. Light and scattering in the west
probably less than a third of a crop in
New York, very uneven yield through
New England and almost failure ia
Michigan seems a fair summing up.
with high prices thus far for the farm
ers.
There begins to be talk that the fairs
and stock shows should do more to EN-
courage and bring out exhibits from
the small, individual growers.
Prices of hides continue to, soar
Leather manufacturers are active in
buying, and somebody is gathering in
dollars. Is it the producer or the
packer?
Meat inspection for the small indie
pend ent packers hereafter by the bu-
reau of animal industry is now prom
Used.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-01-18
Degeneration OF Parasites.

The nests, roosfs and other fixtures
should be removed from the house and
painted with liquid lice killer or lime
washed. The latter should be applied
hot and fairly liquid SO IS to enter ev-
cry crevice Its flowing quality. will be
improved by adding to every gallon of
the wash a quarter of a pound of soft
soap previously dissolved in boiling
water. A small quantity of salt will
increase the adhesiveness.
Any litter or waste material should
be taken away and burned. Stationary
nests should be replaced by movable
fixtures simply constructed so that they
can be readily cleaned and the vermin
destroyed.
The floor, if earth, should be spaded
and disinfected with lime
If the inside of the house is boarded
and the parasites are in the joints, the
walls and ceiling should be covered
with heavy building paper and lime
washed. This is preferable to laying
tar paper on the walls.
Before the fowls are allowed in the
house they should be thoroughly busted
with lice powder or insect powder. By
busting each fowl over a box or paper
the powder can be well rubbed among
the quilts of the feathers, and the ex-
cess will not be wasted Reliable
Poultry Journal
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-01-18
one Thing Lessing Did.

DIR. Max Ring, physician and author,
who died some years ago in Berlin,
where he was well known in society
as brilliant talker, used to tell how,
when a young man in the thirties OF
the last century, he learned that at
Wolfenbuttel was still living Gotthold
Ephraims, Lessings housekeeper for
many years, now in extreme old age
He at once undertook pilgrimage to
Wolfenbuttel in the hope of hearing
something Of interest as to the great
poets daily life and habits. He found
the old dame, but she was uncommuni-
catiye. He could get nothing out OF
her. At last he asked, did Leasing
smoker This question seemed to
awaken unpleasant memories, for she
answered with angry impotence, He
had nothing, he earned nothing, he was
good for nothing. but he smoked the
whole day long"
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-01-18
national Grange Personals.

National Master Jones and wife wert
presented with q beautiful silver tea
service on his retirement from the chief
office in the order.
In view of the fact that O. Fl. Kelley
is to draw $1,000 year for life from
the treasury of the national grange on
account Of "meritorious service be
says he hopes to live to be 100. He is
now about eighty.
]. a. Newcomb, master Of the Colo
RADIO state grange, is already getting
things in shape for the next annual
session of the national grange, which
will be held in Denver.
National Master Bachelor comes well
equipped to the duties of his important
office. He has broad grasp Of the
public questions with which the grange
will have to deal in the future.
State Master Gaunt of New Jersey
won high encomiums for the work
which he cid to make the national
grange feel ct home in his state. He
was elected to the Office Of national
lecturer.
The Order is In safe hands with such
men as Governor G. J. Bell Of Vermont,
Hon. e. E. Norris of Sodus, N. Y,
and Hon. F. A. Derthick of Ohio on its
executive committee.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-01-18

tical aspect few appear to strike a
more common sense note than the ele-
waited carrier.
According to Orange Judd Farmer
whiclnillustrates a carrier loaded and
en- route to the barn, probably no mod
ern invention is quite as satisfactory
This device is used to carry manure
from. stables to the open yard OF
wagon, to convey feed and other ma
terial from one part Of the farm to the
other, for sending milk from the barn
to the dairy house, etc. Carriers are
net expensive. They are easily put up
they are great labor savers and seem
to be in every way satisfactory.
Many farmers have used them and
express themselves completely salts
fed. One of them says: Il have owned
one for a year. and it is my intention
to put in another this fail. The orig
inal cost of the carrier was $26, witt
$50 feet of cable. After getting it t.
my farm paid an additional cost Of
. So to put it up
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-01-18
Farm machinery and Labor.

A monograph by H. w. Quintance
On the influence of farm machinery on
production and labor makes it appear
that the area of land devoted to the
crops in the production of which ma
chinery has come to be generally used
has increased from 23.3 acres in 1880
to 81 acres per male worker in 1900.
The general conclusion is reached that
the introduction of agricultural ma
chinery during the twenty years from
1880 to 1900 increased the effectiveness
of human labor on the farm one-third,
reduced the number of laborers per
farm, increased the wages of labor
and shortened the length of the work
ing day on the farm.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-01-18
NEW JERSEY ENTERPRISE.
An Experiment Station For south
New Jersey Contemplated.


An Experiment Station For south
New Jersey Contemplated.
Cumberland county On. j. Pomona,
No. A, at a recent session appointed a
committee from each grange to take
preliminary steps toward the estab-
lishment of an experiment station in
south Jersey, as the soil and climate
Of the location of the present expert
ment station in New Brunswick are Sc
different from that part of the state
that many Of the experiments are not
now satisfactory. This committee met
recently by special invitation of Pro-
fessor e. r. tombstone, principal and
superintendent at the Training School
For the Feeble Minded in Vineland, and
organized the Pomona experiment COM
mittee, with Walton E. Davis, Shiloh,
chairman and George A. Mitchell,
VineIand, secretary. They visited and
examined the experimental work being
done at this model farm and dairy by
Professor tombstone and his able as
sistant superintendent; also visited
the laundry, cannery, workshops and
other places of interest at this wonder
full s.home Especial experimental
work was assigned to each member of
the committee, which, with work to be
done by members of their respective
oranges, is to be reported at future
meeting