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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
WoRD To AMBITIOUS GIRLS

~ ERtIAPs never, since the world began. has am amo \ y bition in its finest, most powerful sense been
 made so great factor in girls life It IS .se me A knowledge Of this and the deeper knowedge tnaI most of my girls to better Ss velop the best that is in you to its highest inc great opportunity there is in the course or Esperanto Get your friends interested-youm get more out of if several of you comparing and following the course closely together Form classes if you 70 & can n 0n SSnmeeSate vicinity, to Ego in" for the study.
 1t won't be long before splendid correspondence sub club will spring up. Who'll be chairman ana wnos ready to 1Onf CHRISTINE TERHuNE HERRIcK.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Various Ideas Suggested by
 Letter-WriterS

Reading Matter for Sketches THAyT reading matter and views to exchange for water-coOr sketches h0w9Es tFSrsyh MOntana, xpu, .bosa who wish to make such exchange as this send to me for IFS" address?
 Silk Pieces for Qailts make aWlts or eushons If there of the mem. mem like to haT: s ssM R '1S sha SSS am sure we have members who would be glad to receive these pieces.
 Covers for Our Page
 think EouIa k Dc soOS Sasa DAP h fr is enteS or Esfn afo r A eferenee @ s keeping but at first gave them " Mrs M F. S. dIiEhlandviie Massl
 Telling Fortunes by Cards ,Sns es % saa S hs ana aR S 'as aG s5s s5 gena her n 1sTe w sra S Sdnss any sP T iRsi them is ae s0oas TTE YsES Srsy s Dsf Ss Maa
 ASpooI Chain
 n1 % aPy f the vr % onS asPue e issD'fs insD a% and play the piano .t aas o6i SS6S dsss4 glad some from ang p the % S ia ancy 5ce ehaa % th @ h' can give '"'i- want D L. l. dSe% Bedford MSss5.
 From the Indian Country s m ndan a @ Rs aR qestiSs the anS
 nch % Hope to sG 6 be SSer o s and @ nR sst for saie but have not been here long was com- d to leave the nssAtvf E ss2rs9 FdFs R SS%s ca Here is a correspondent who ought to be able to write wonderfully interesting letters. wish I could hear her stories and see her pictures.
 TsVo Friends Who Offer Help am interested in lsngVaSes am an M now taking German srepd. .FloyS da Grande orsh 5oiHs with me n beinG willing to help. STAR da Grande. ore).
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driven surface measures, no matter now HeIoIc these may be-
 Yet 1t is possible to vandush moods. It Is possible to get the better of to be all the better for the discipline through which you have to conquer them. don't think it is easy. but 1t can pc done
 There are various sorts of moods from which girls suffer. and them. There is the girl whose mood is to be sensitive Her feelings are so easily wotndedi Some one saws a careless perhaps unkind thing and instantly the sensitive young person IS pluneed into the depths gloom As colored maid of mine used .Ier feens is hurt Witho1t think- ns by gvng way her own, she relapses into silence or peevishness complaint. and lets every one see what an uncomrnonly ugly turn is taken by this sens
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

inc affecticn showed him by his mother his broth ore ana his sisters and numberIess friends-and he had many iovable qualities. in spae or ms meian- choly turn-and generally doing all ln ms power to make his statements true
 Perhaps couldn't have done anything with him, even if had taken him in hand as an infant but have a very strong persuasion that 1T ne had been so unfortunate as to be my son, he wouid in inc good old-fashioned phrase. have had some thing to be unhappy for" and would have learned there were very immediate and painful causes for thinking the world against him. Possibly this wouldn't have cured him-and yet, you remember the old countrymans advice about a balky horse to put dirt in his mouth. because it gave him new idee"? fancy would have given that small boy "a new idee which would have taken his mind off tho pains of his heart and centred 1t on those of his body.
 don't mean that switching is an unfailing cure for moods. wish it were! It would be great comfort if few good applications of the rod would exercise the blue devils that possess some of us at tines But the trouble has it's roots too deep to be
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

R. M. P. Riverside. Cal Mrs, Rozella P. Philadel-
 phia.
 Mrs. N. J. B.. Lehighton. Pa. Winifred S.. Fall River,
 Mags
 Bernice. Nordhoff. Cal. Rose F., Philadelphia. Pa T. B. C., Newport, R. 1. E. W. H., Newport, R. I. Mrs. N. T. K. Mantello.
 Mass.
 Mamie J.. Los Angeles. Cal M. L. w.. Mobile. Ala. Mrs. L. r. A.. Salem, Mass.
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small boy of whom spoke had been able to feel tnsl whether loved him not was m yter ox tkts consequence but that thing for him to do MaE love others and try make them happy he woulan
 have had time O wretched and would have ttfnsM very different man from the sort he ls nov . M
 So go to work, girls, to get rid of moods Eat AZ dee in place of the thought of yourself wlsn so4 All. Some of the girls have already sent m denana1 ana suit of fheir summer outings Win not more of de the same? Our dear society is doing Q, big work tn curing girls blues not try tn bring as many ss we can within reach of its influence. not only bx shovyi1,r how much happier made by Each and All but by giving them the good thing we eh1qsM
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Correspondence and Postcard
 Exchange

DDREssEs, of correspondents and postcard col N lectors will be given only to other members oxx A Each and All Applications for addresses muss he accompanied by a stamped ana sef-aaareaseN envelope
 Through evident mistake M my request ,S for nesota (exeept Minneapolis and St Faq er t9Tsssn and my appears Just above. after another reQleA
 Hone this can be corrected promptly. as eapnQ< supply blue printa he dlsappointed ~NFF-' ~ E. M. A. (Bisbee. ArizL like to exchange postals also .s set sone work turnover collars or postsls n posaisle, weutq have a monogram of the class of aoa. " ok Fl nearly all the views of the, U. of F. but would ''AS 'O ~ ~ v Rf1LA CNswark N J.l.
 A Philadelphia stenographer would like to correspond with 2s 30 of living of could be m thus combining pleasure and profit.
 BERTHA L. G. (PhiadelphtaD. would correspond with girls my age tis years). A b J. PaFksseurg Pal'
 wish to exchange postcards especially leather ones
 have new way of making handkerehief sofa dusting set made from dark blue or req handkerchiefs OPAL (Wiliowbrook CaL)- am ls years Of would like to exchange poat- cards. I m fond of music and reading. and would like exchange lists of books with the girla Other correspondents and postcard collectors tha
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Gaia. gay Tiu ei' tnA
 Exercise on the Vocabulary.
 Av,no eepatrot bonlno, virino. edzIno. malgrande. asneino maltnna, malbona, hlno fratine. edzo sln- 1orino. geavot malbela. kokno malvarma. katino. bonlo. bopatro nepino. kuzino. bovine. servistino' franIino, malgaja. onklino. hA malkara
 Exercise in Heading.
 1a onklino legas. kaj Na nevinoj kuras kun la tunat knaboj en la vlaeo. Edzo kaj edzino estas aA1ot N, la hlino de la najbaro granda? Jes, sinjoro hlino de la servstino estas ka malbela la felieaj sefaneot estas ankoraa en eardeno de la maljuna kuzo? Ne sinlorno' trSu limo estas sola hanco estas Co la najbaro GU Ia malbonaj nfano povis esti kontentaj kaj gajaT Me- patrtno En la urba gardeno estas belaJ noroI fllo de onklo estas kuzo nepo skribas Li la bona kaJ ma1iuna ave- Kia estas la vetero knabo? La vetero' Resintoroj, estas hodau malbona kaj malvarma- La eevalo estas kun la bovinoj sur la kampo La kato lat Ia hundo estas bonaj amiko de la homo Fianeo. kai hancino gehaneoj Hodiau la infanoJ Judas kun iunaj kuzoJ la sablo. kaj Ia stonoJ En la provnca gardeno kreskas ankora0 bela horoJ kaJ augas ankau gaaj brdo Gu la nepoj de la natborino estes bonai kara frauiino? sinjorc, sed mabeaj ISai ulalfeleaJ bofrato de juna najbaro estas la patro de belaj knabo1 kaj belaj knabinot Kiu estas felea? Bonaj homoj no estas clam fehca1 sed malbonaj homoj estas clam malgajaj kaj malfeliea' La infano Judas la maljuna katino de la natbar- inc. La de hlino estas boho' kaj la edzino de flo estas bohlno La afabla avno estas kun la nal 4una servistno kaj la junaj genepoJ. la flora gar demo Bella estas la vetero hodiao kat varma. La birdoj gaje nugas kaJ kantas sur Ia granda1 arbot Dunn la avino legas. ia malgrandaj knabot kaj kna- binoj kuras kontente sur la sahlo Kat Judas kun la hundo kat Ia kato. la karat gepatroj kun ia parencoj; junaj. kaJ maljunaj geavol. onklinoj bofratinoj kuzinoj. kaj kuzot Gu tio estas bella soceto bela familio?
 Questions.
 Kiu estas en la eardeno2 Ks estas la avino? Gu Ia avino estas sola? Kia CxeD estas la vetero2 Gu Ia servistno estas 1una7 Kun kiu estas la avinoH Eion (whaD faras la avino2 Kiu legas? Kion faras la birdojq Klu kantas sur la arbOiP Kun kiu Judas la knaboj7 Kiu Judas kun la hundoG Ku baldaG? Kun Ia gepatroj7 Gu tu ei familio sstas baIa7 Kiu estas kun la parenco13
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Sablo. sand. servisto. servant Sinjoro. mister (Mr.). Societo, society. stono. stone. Urbo. city. town Vetero. weather. Viro, man (malc). Village. village
 Adjeetives. AfabIa, amiable Bella, beautiful Bona. good. Felica, happy. Gaia. gay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

P S-Eyery mail brings a host of letters askinG on9 the other Cor both) these two questions How snAA | address your Ictterri or How get a badBef
 Address letters to in care of the paper n Mnlc page. tnelosing stamped, seif-aaurenA@~ envelope. if you wish a personal answer .z..-s 4..
 badgesend 50 cents In stamps. regstsIeo ie4 ter or money order payable to and addressed to in care of this newspaper
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Objects and Aims of Each and All

~ ERHAPS some of you seeing this page for the A1 first time, wonder just what the Each and All Society really is; what there is about its and
 objects to create so widespread an interest among $.young girls of all ages
 The society founded in February, 1905 Chris tine Terhune Herrick for its president and with a most instant membership of girls in nearly every State in the Union and in Canada.
 object is to help girls help themselves develop Ing talents into something the wants; solve dicult problemsthe sort girl wants calnI unbiased out-of- family opinion upon-and to promote the
 Any girl belong There is no tape about it. The sending of your name for membership gives you range every opportunity society boasts And Mrs, Herrck stands ready to welcome. to advise and to hslps
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

c. NJ. Plymouth. Afass. NJ. K, Minneapolis, Minn. H. R. L., Little Falls. AIinn. F. A. B.. Waterbury. Conn. Mabel C., Philadelphia Gypsy, Buena Park. Cal M. S.. Harrisburg, Pa. Eliza A., Natick, Mass. c. C., Asheyille, N. c. M w. Monrovia, Cal. Pussy Willow. Roekvii1a
 Conn.
 l.. Nj. Beachmont, Masa E. P, Cumberland. Md. R. N. w.. Haverhin. Masa Lee Ona." St. Aary'a. Ras
The Washington times., 1906-02-26
Wall Paper.

PAINTING and paper hanging; best lead and
oil; finest paper; best work reasonable 7 "a
BECKWITH, 500 st. ne, fe26-st
ROOMS PAPERED, si.75 up; house paintinr-
lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS 64S II ~
ne. Phone East 1881. fea5
VIM '. MAHONEY, the Progressive Paner-
hanger, reliable, prompt, cheap legal guar
2ntee covers all our work, send postal for
free samples and estimate. Main store 6O3
Pennsylvania ave. Sc; telephone East ia +
or following agencies: De Maine q Co 3aO7
NJ ST. NV; Ed'avitch's store, Bowie. Ma :
10 Monroe ST, Anacostia FoWler's store
Congress Heights COZ New York ave. NV. .
1890 z st. Sc; Conaway's store Laurel Md .
General Store, Glendale; new agency Just cs-
tsblished, Postoffice. Colonial Beach. Va
fe23-7t
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GoLDENBERG's 7th and K sts, NV.
s. KANN. SONS & CO. sth and Market space
ERVIN'S CIGAR STORE. 18th and Fla. ave
W. z. McNULTY. Cigar store. ash and P NV
ROBERT T. PETZOLD, The Harvard PhAT-
macy, nth and Harvard SITS NV.
A n. DANIELS, cor 14th and SITS. NV.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor Tth St. Rhode
Island ave. and st. NV.
CHAS- g HORNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy
sw, cor. 9TH and u SITS. NV,
DONN & SANFORD, New York ave. and
North Capitol St
r, A. VETTCH, Goth and NJ SITS NV
W. D. BRACE. cor. 30th and N SITS. NV.
QUIGLEY's PHARMACY. 2lst and G sts NV.
GILLETTE & CO., 18th and L sts, NV.
s. II. WAGNER & CO.. lst ana H sts. NV.
H 7. BUTTS, cor 4sh and Mass ave. NV.
l. 7. TAYLOE. cor. sth and SITS. NV
EUGENE r. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave. NV.
J. D COBLENTZ, Fla. ave. and \. Cap. ST.
NORTHEAST.
CHAS- H BLUMER. y. Cap. and R SITS. ne
CHAS. B. CAMPBELL, cor. I'd and Z sts. ne.
SOUTHEAST.
a. z. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sts.
oDoNNELL DRUG CO.. sth and c sts- Sc
n. S. FEALY. NV. cor. lith and Pa. ave. Sc.
SOUTHWEST.
V HUGO EIsENBEIss. 7th and sts sw.
ANAcosTIA.
BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monr9s and
Jefferson SIS.
BR0OKLAND, D. c.
ARTHUR H. F. LUERssEN. Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
r. L CARNE & CO. 7Oa King st,
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Wanted Statesmen.

LADIES and GENTLEMEN. HOW Is THIS
THE WASHINGTON BRANCH OF TEF
U. 5. EMBROIDERY WORKS, New York
offers an opportunity 10 any lady or zen,
ueman TO make $40 PER DAY by seiIinr
our hand and French embroidered shirt wais,s
and suit patterns in pongee and other high
grace q9sltles Also lines Of Oriental nov
elites, japanese kimonos silk and vro1Isr
shawls- LIBERAL terms 70 agents. CAL al
Branch office for information. S. TRACHT,
MAN. 6lS ST. NV. ROOM g. fe2-g0t
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Music and EIoCutiOn.

COMPETENT piano and violin teacher will
take few pupils, soc per lesson. Address BOX
201, Times Office, fe24-2t
ORPHELLA J. HART, 442 MASS AVE n
W. teacher Of piano. harmony. vocal cuI-
ture, sight singing. elocutiou. and dramatic
art.
Recitals, dramatic performances. and op-
eTas given during the season. Large stage
for rehearsais
Piano graduate; student at Peabody Inst.
Baltimoge, Nd. Pupil Of Carl Gaertner and
Richard Burmeister- Charges moderate
Phone Main 335-M fei4-s0t
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Notary Public.

PENSION VOUCHERS and other acknoWI-
edgernents executed promptly and efficiently;
also expert typewriting at lowest rates
WARFIEI-D. Ills. II, second floor. fe26-St
DEEDS, afhdavits. pension vouchers. civil
service papers executed. and depositions
taken; night or day. sol 9Th ST. NV. Phone
Main sf0S-W. S-s0t
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Cleaners and DyerS.

REMEMBER. THE CLOTHES DOCTOR, I75
Pennsylvania ave, does cleaning, pressing
dyeing. altering, and repairing better thar
fef5-31t
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Rooms and Board.

l4if Il ST " W.-BcaurifuI second floor
'front.' room. also small room, vIJh board,
central location feg6-a
sgJ II ST.-Secoud story front. four win
d9Hs. Tor two gentlemen telephone. fe25-st
ROOM AND BOARD Tor man in private fam
lIy. $50 per week. 4l6 I0th 81. sW- fez5-3t
FOR RENT-I22s I2th st. NV. two second
floor rooms. with board. fcz5-gt
THE CHAPLIN. 1918 Chaplin St nvr. two and
thFee room apartments. furnished or unfur-
hlsiie1- on stnsle rooms IN apartments. sum
HeT rates; excellent cafe; delightful location
Tor summer fa1z-Ef
FOR TENT-seCond floor. south room 1s7tE
beard rates reasonable. sI5 Massachusetts
ave NV fe5f- e.
AT Ills ST.-Nery desirable room zyitb
board, southern exposure; terms reasonable.
fe24-5t
FURNISHED room with board for two. SO
New York ave fa24-3t
Iu 10TH ST NW.-Nice rooms. with board
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEI-I5th and
New York ave. overlooking White House.
nrst-cIass family hotel. double rooms, S45
uD. single room. SIS per month. good board.
transleHts. 81 per dag and up. feIs-I5t
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For Sale-Lots.


FOR sALE-At public auction, March /, at
30 D M new six-rcom cottage at Lacey
Sseti0n (Ballston). Va. on the W. A <
F :. BY; very desirable for suburban home
See WAL W. DOUGLAS, $50 Z St, city.
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For Renf-OmCes.

FOR RENT
Offices in Russell building. s27 @ ST nv /.
large. bright, front Office, with idnitor serV-
ice and hot-vater heat. alsU electric and
gas light. Rent. $50.
PERCY II. RUSSELL, 927 @ ST NV. fe24-ss
HANDSOME OFFICES for rent in the
MUnsey building. on St. facing Penn
syIyania ave, between 18th and I4th sts
moderate rents: neat. light. and janitor serv-
ices free fe21-tf
FOR RENT-Desirable Office rooms in the
Evans buildings. 14l6-l424 New York ave;
rental very low. including heat. light, and
janitoF service. feI6-50t
FOR RENTING desirable offices; second
floor. Bond building Apply 20. Bond buIl6-
ing. fel6-u
FOR RENT-Very desirable Offices facing
Capitol. Heat light, and 3aaitor service.
From S. Der month up.
BLISS BUILDING. % Is s. NV faI2-tf
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Wanfed-LOtS.

WANTED-Enclosed lot or portion OF one on
near railroad; otherwise central. WAR
Rem EHRET CO, foot Of Warner St. Baiti-
more. fe22-Tt
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I " HAVE bargains in groceries dafrv
IuIlch, cigar and other stores COLIyNHTA
BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 1II5 F ST. nv. ssc
Ond 1oOr ~ ee5e
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Help Wanted-nale.

WANTED-Youug man who understands rub
beT stamp manufacturing. for position In a
good Virginia town with much business: must
furnish part capital and manage concern
Address RUBBER, Care Times. Washing
ton, D g fe26-6t
WANTED-A young man with some exper-
fence in dry goods Apply $50 TIN St NV.
II
WANTED-A good shop boy at 5l6 18th st
NV; age from IA to IS years. JOE FLETCH-
Err, proprietor. II
WANTED-Good reliable stable man at once
Apply 1888 14th st. fe26-2t
ANY PERSON to distribute our samples sls
weekly; steady. MGR. EMPIRE - Wells
ST., Chicago. 1t
wANTED-Boy; good strong boy for de-
livery wagon. OLD DUTCH MARKET, 18th
and SITS. NV. 1t
WANTED-Meat cutter and grocery clerk;
must be first-class. OLD DUTCH MAR
KET 18th and SITS. NV. 1t
wANTED-Two good collectors. ROOM /.
Warder Bldg, 9Th and F SITS. fe26-St
WANTED-Experienced bundle wrappers per
manent positions; good salary Apply to S
HART Superintendent Lansburgh & Bro.
420-422 7th st. fe26- -2t
wANTED-A colored dishwasher. 62s e st.
NV. It
wANTED-A neat colored boy, with refer
enees, aged about Is; house boy and errands
call Zlu Pa. ave NV fe26-2t
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WANIED-Highest cash prices paid Tor worn
garments, ladies' or gentlemen's. Also shoes
hour. y. TARSHES 1908 9Th st NV Phone
NCTtn 4y9. uozg-ggt
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We Store and Sell Furniture.
Brown & Tolson, Aucts.. 1903 H st. NV.
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Observation-Disclosures.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets, stoves. bTic-a-brac. and all kinds Of
n9ussneid goods. EAUMS 5 FURNITURE
ssOPs Cd stn ana I SITS. NV Phone North 1873
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid Tor worn
garments, ladies or gentiemen's. Also shoes
and hats Address postal and Will call any
Hour; A; ~, IAkSHES. 1908 9Th st. NV. Phone
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture.
carpets; will pay full value for stoves in
go3d condition; Office furniture and house
d. NOTES. 625 Louisiana ave. Phone NJ s00G
fes-Sot
WANTED-Furniture and stoves OF all kinds:
contents or stores and private houses a spc-
eialty See HOPWOOD. Sth and X sts
wANTED-To buy irst-class barber fixtures.
suitable for three chairs, Apply 24l2 18th
ST NV fe25-St
WANTED-Good three-chafr barbershop out
fit for cash. Address BOX 1877. Times Office.
feast
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
away Your old clothing shoes. hats. and
shirts before seeing me. as pay highest cash
prices fer them. Drop postal, VIII call II.
GEWIRZ. 1893 7th st. ny. feI7-15t
WANTED II YOU A7E GIVING UP
housekeeping and wish To sell part or all
has the reputation Of 20 years faix dealing.
MARCUS NOTES. 426 9Th st. NV: phone
WANTED-S- kEBESkY. 1906 7tn st. NV
will pay the highest cash price for ladies'
gents, and chiidren's Cast-on clothing and
shoes and hats Address "A postal and VIII
call. Phone y. $3.50. feI0-s0t
WANTED-I buy. take down. ana remove
brick and frame buildings. expertly and
promptly. T EDW. CLARK. Builders sup
plies. 1895 New Jersey ave. NV Phone y
DON'T KEEP USELESS ARTICLES. VVhnf
is useless 10 you Is useful to me. I buy
Old gold, silver, diamonds. watches. and pawn
tickstsi money 10 loan on jewelry. ABRA-
HAMS Sa3 9th st NV oc2e-6r45s
wANTED-FuTniJure OF ala kinds: highest
prices paid square dear assured. TAY-
L0R'S. 42s sth 81 NV Phone Main 5I37.
feI-Z7t
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Lost.

LOST-Ladies' gold atch In or coming from
Mt Oivet Cemetery, 20 ~ y st. NV Please
return to above address and receive reward.
feZ6-5u
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

ANFED-Good plain cook; no washing
Fiat 81. the Brunswick. 1890 l st NV. II
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Attorneys.

ADVICE FREE-Damage. divorce. and estate
cases; no charge without service: best law
yers, all courts; everything strictly conf
Dental. Address Z. o. BOX I. Station A.
City. fel4-Sot
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Wanted-ROOmS

WANTED-Ohe large, well furnished aud one
small unfurntshed room for Hgnt housekeeu-
ing; in Northeast. Address with terms and
location. MRS, C. 634 Sth 81. ne. fe2l-2t
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LOCAL MENTION.
"RoyaI PiIsenn VIII Help You

See the bright side OF life \ light beel
OF matchless quality (bOttled sunshine)
Served In special glasses. Abner-Drury
Brew. Co.
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For Rent-TIatS.

FOUR beautiful rooms, near cars: hardwood:
porcelain bath; vacant March !, inspect now;
$3.50. I2I9iz Duncan st. fe25-3t
FIVE SUNNY ROOMS. oath; furnace: 30
145S Pennsylvania ave. Sc. feast
FOUR ROOMS. bath. p5rChes; southern cor
neT; 1850. 4zs Tennessee ave. ne fe24-3t
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Sweet ViOlets, 2sc Bunch.
at Kramer's. 916 F st. NV.
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For Exchange.

FOR EXCHANGE-S90 clerk, Commerce and
Labor. with same grade IN postoflce or
Treasury. Address BOX 214. Times Office
fez5-st
PIANO PLAYER and 70 rolls Piauola music,
$500. i24i Girard St. after pm. fe24-3t
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For Rent
Unfurnished Rooms.

I
FOR RENT-Thlrd floor hall room. unfur-
I hished TO lady only. 726 Ilth st. NV
FOR RENT-Two front rooms. Sc per month; /;
Ilgnt housekeeping. II 2 ST. ne. fe26-St
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms. on
second floor heat gas, and bath, SIS $50
Sth 81. NV. feast
FOR RENT-Three rooms. second floor. tiled
bath 14lS nth st fe26-3t
FOR RENT-Three communicating rooms
south front, sink, running water, heat and
gas: iight housekeeping. 2Z7 IndIana ave.
FOR RENT-Three rooms on second floor:
suitable for light housekeeping e0g Q 81
FOR RENT-Two large unfurnished front
rooms; heat gas. and bath, for light house
keeping, $40 Call after o =. m, 432 New
York ave. NV. fe26-3t
THREE OF four rooms and bath in the sub
urbsi gas range in kitchen; $17 or S22 per
MGn'h: mon including steam heat and gas beau
tiiul grounds, lawns. fruit trees, I25 rose
bushes high ami healthy. Apply MA
HONE1's WALL PAPER STORE, 6G3 Penn
syIEsLla ave sc. feast
FOR RENT-Three nice front rooms. cheap
II taken by the list; all conveniences 5I7 "a
81. NV fez6-Z-
ONE or two unfurnished rooms; basement
preferred; central location. Address stating
price, BOX 2l5, Times office. fe25-st
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms, with
ali modern improvements. for light house
HFtBlHs5 southern exposure. 1554 1 81. NV.
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FOR RENT-Three large second floor rooms.
heat, gas, porcelain bath same; light
housekeeping; SIS 2S9 Sth St ne fe25-zt
BEAUTIFUL first floor front room yyIfh
small kitchen attached very desirable 70s
Sd st- feZ5-2f
TWO unfurnished rooms, with aIcove. on
second H9ori heat, gas, anu hot water;
Dath adjoining 1913 uth ST. NV. fe25-2t
TWO large unfurnisbed rooms Tor light
nousekeeplng GIs x st NV. feast
FOR BENT-Two large rooms and bath, Tor
light housekeeping cheap. Owner living in
the house heat and gas. 1923 sJh St NV
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BRIGHT dining room and kitchen; reason
able good location. s. New Jersey ave. NV.
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THREE or four with bath and every con
yenieHce, heat. gas, and hot water II55
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Wanted-R0omS 9 Board.
LADY wishes room for self and child three
years olI. where child can have care during
day. Address BOX 2-3, Times Office IL