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Rooms and Board.

Rooms and Board.
I725 II NV.-Co0Iest and central; choice OF
front rooms Testful surroundings: two car
routes half square, II
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL 18th and
New York ave, overlooking White House.
First-class family hotel: double rooms. SIS
up: single room. x25 per month. good board.
tTansientH. 81 per day and up. je29-l5t
gS3 K ST. NW--Niceiy furnished rooms, near
in. good surroundings with or without board.
Jyl2-3t
FURNISHED ROOMS. with or without board:
facing park. 5l6 r ST. Sc. 1t
AL 9Th ST. NW.-Large and small rooms,
with board; s. week; private family, iyl1-3t
LARGE, pleasant rooms; home table. 1882
10th 81. NV. jyl0-3t
WANTED-Two bOardeTs for handsomely fur
nished bay-window front room, with first
class board bath; "a per week each. l025
22d ST. nv jyl0-3t
SINGLE. south front room; home table; re-
fined homei central location. go X st. NV.
jyl0-St
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washington. D. c., July 3, 1905.
kTrn DR6PDE = will bf received

ANTHRACITE BROKEN COAL.
10000 Gross Tons of Anthracite broken
coal to be delivered I. O, b. alongside our
wharf at 26th and G streets. this city,
also 6 600 tons Of Anthracite broken coal
TO be delivered on our tracks, Lo-9- ears
at East Station, l2th and n SlIeesS
d L. --t
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WANTED-A man or man and vtse on a
dairy farm. Woman to cook and vast: man
to attend to farm. Inquire Of Z s. EOL-
LIDGE. Shepard road. BTightwood Park
7xrE0
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WANTED "A sober, industrious young man
for clerk and boOkkeepeT; salary moderate
but good business experience Address. Civ
ing refere lces, J. NJ G.. Times oftice
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Found.

FOUND-A fox terrier Can be had by ap-
plying 1927 Jefferson place uw. jyI2-st
CUT-PRICE PRINTING, days oniy-5Oa
business cards bill heads, or note heads
g5c; Il years experience. HAYS, ZZ7 X st
NV. Jy1I-5t
WE GUARANTEE 20 cure rheumatism.
MAGNETIC HEALING INSTITUTE, SIS o
ST. nv 1y8-It
FOUND-Ice cream best IN Washington for
zoe per gallon. LACEY. 6oT New York ave
nv. JyT-tf
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For Rent
Furnished and UnfuFnished Rooms
1904 nth ST NW.-Large, cool rooms, fur
nshed or unfurnIshed. reasonable. jyl2-2t
761 7TH ST. SE.-EXtra large front rooms.
furnished. partly furnished, OF unfurnished. /.
housekeeping; very reasonable. 1t
FURNIs HE'D or unfuruished rooms. 1H4 r
st. NV. 5yll-2t
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VIII invoice more than price asked $50 css1.
balance monthly. NEW YORK BI-sTNFs$
BROKERS. Gil r 1yIs-9t
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Wanted-ROOms

ROOM WANTED-Gentleman in o-nCe wants
room IA Mt. Pleasant or Columbia Heights;
no objection 10 distance from cars. Address
BOX Il5, Times Office It
WANTED Three furnished or partly fur
nishef housekeeping rooms in suburbs; scent
car lare; permanent, Address BOX 1856
Tines ONCE. II
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WANTED-Young married man yaot over 30
years) for general utility work IN and about
furniture installnent house. must have good
knowledge of Office work. references rs
9TH NV tyl0-3t
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| WANTED-Whlte barber: steady Job; also
colored cook. TAYLOR's. 22 9th st. NV.
! fp10-gf
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Help Wanted-nale.


WANTED Experienced laundry assorter:
steady work and good salary 10 right party.
Address BOX lS2, Times Office Jyll-St
WANTEp-whie boy. twelve to fourteen
years cid, one who win appreciate kindness
and good home; wages Address BOX l9Ss
Times once. 1y11-St
wANTED-Boy with some experience at
bicycle repairing. IT'S 7th st. NV. jyll-St
wANTED-A presser IN tailor shop. J.
WITT. 212 18th St Jyl0-St
yANrED-Young married man .aot over 90
years) for general utility work Ia ana about
furniture installment house. mus Il have good
knowledge Of Office work. Tefe-enu as. rs
1th NV. 1ylO-5t
WANTED-A man or man and vsra on
dairy farm. Woman TO cook and vast; man
to attend to farm. Inquire Of T. s. EOL-
LIDGE. Shepard road. BrightwoOd Park.
wANTED-whIte barber: steady Job; also
colored cook. TAYLOR's, H2 9th St NV.
tyl0-st
WANTED-White stIve men 20 clean win
dows Room 2i9, STEWART BUILDING.
6th and ID nv jy9-5t
BoYi Make money by selling the Saturday
Evening Post. out every Thursday sells on
prizes giver. For sale at Hayes Newsstand.
10th and : SITS. NV. OF by VIM. Smith. agent,
zJ4 Arthur place NV, one square from b
a. o. depot. Bags furnished.
lezl. Zs. y. 5d4.5.6. IL - lS IS - 20 2. .26.H
WANTED--A sober. industrious young man
for clerk and bookkeeper; salary moderate
but good business experience. Address, Civ
ing refere 1ces. J. NJ. c.. Times oftce.
jyll-St
wANTED-A hnisher on customers coats at
SIS G st. NV. jyil-2t
wANTED-BOy. with wheel Apply laD 18th
St tyn-st
WANTED-l50 men to work in brick yard
Apply to JOHN CLEMONS. 221 q st. NV.
jyil-3t
wANTED-Ten coIored walters for seazhore
and mountain; today. also bell man. Ap-
ply DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 18th 81. and
Pennsylvania ave. nv. lyll-zt
vANTED-wlite man 20 clean windows.
LEON y. CAHOON WINDOW CLEANING
CO. 524 10th St NV. cor. Of F. tyio-3t
WANTED-Tvo experienced slide men. loos
wANTED-Neat bus boy (coloredD. slo 9th
81. lylg-9l
WANTED frst-cIass lunch men; refer
ence. Address BOX 13i. Times ofiee. jylO-2t
wANTED-Ten frst-olass Iaborers: sl.75 per
day. MONROE BRICK co. 2oth and B
sts. Sc Jylo-0t
ANY Intelligent person may earn &31 20 80
monthly at home Ia spare time corresponding
for newspapers no canvassiug. experience
unnecessary send Tor particulars PRESS
SYNDICATE. Lockport. N myi4s0t
MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE, NEW
YORK CITY. More students wanted. Eight
weeks completes Wages while learning.
Tools donated. Diplomas awarded. Posi-
tlons guaranteed when through. Write for
free catalogue 1e30-10t
yYANTED-Boys with bicycles Tor messen-
ger service industrious boys can earn 81
per day and more. boys attending schooI will
be employed from pm. TO II pm. and
on SUNDAYS and holidays MUTUAL. DIS
TRICT MESSENGER COMPANY. Basement
1901 i nv. OC4-tf
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WANTED-Boy with some experience at
bicycle repairing. I728 Tth st. NV Jy1l-3t
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WANTED-Whlte, etive men 20 clean win
dows. Room 2i9. STEWART BUILDING
6th and ID nv. tyg-5t
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TO GENTLEMEN-Large, nicely furnished
second Hoor front room. cool. well kept house
1912 18th St NV. IL
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FOR RENT-Two rooms. sci II NV. jyu-st
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
d c. Washington. D. c.. July 5, 1906
Sealed Proposals will be recelved at this
office until y NJ, TUESDAY, JULY IL
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BOYi Make money by selling the Saturday
sight for CENTS cost 3 cents. Teturnables
prizes giver. For sale at Hayes Newsstand
10th and = SITS. NV. or by VIM Smith. agent
204 Arthur place NV. one square from B.
a o. depot. Bags furnished
leZI rs .. .ll4. SO II u - IS IS. q. g. .Zd.2T
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WANTED-A hnisher on customers coats al
SIS q st. NV. Jyil-2t
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Miscellaneous

A-oI.D CARPETS WOVEN INTO fine art
rugs; only weaving concern here WAEH-
INGTON RUG Co. 81 6th ST ny. Phone
Ise5 RpG-tS
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WANTED-Experience filters on coats and
skirts. permanent position. good salary. BON
MARCHE, $40 9Th St iy12-St
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2. G. SMITH PIANO CO.

1925 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Phone N. 5s7.
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For Sale-LOtS.

BUY a lot anywhere, but be sure you ses the
SI0C0 lots We are selling one car fare.
CHAs. D. FOWLER, 6l2 + 81. NV. 1ys-rf
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ANACOSTIA.
BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
JEFFERSON sts.
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Country Board.

PARTIES (adults onIyl wishing board IN
m0untain4 Of Virginia, 20 miles from Wash
ingtOn y G. Address MRS l. + MAR
SHALL. Eauquier Co. Va. iyl2 l5,lS
RIGHT az the Fauquier White Sulphur
springs, Va good country board. sulphur
water ana bathroom only s. per week. Epe-
cial rates fer families or several IN tht
same party. Apply 10 J. ". HANBACK,.
Jy5.Il0,Iz
LAYTONSTONE FARMS per week: write
Tor particulars WM. O. MARTIN, Regning-
ton. Va jeI2-S0t-eod
BREWSTER PARK HOTEL. LAUREL MD
Prices reduced 20 50 and 8 per week Send
FOR circular. Nights always cool. Je2s-sjt
spONEY CAsTLE-A few boariers On farm
fresh vegetables; milk, cream airy rooms.
vera das- Address Mrs. J. A. CHISWEIT,
POoiesvllIe Md. fye-Tt
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SOUTHWEST.
" HUGO EISENBEISS, 7th and d sts, sw.
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PROBEVs

NEW VEHICLES
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TIMES WANTS
ANC OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
owr GENT A wORD ron

ssrrTrA TTr,ess WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
hOOMs AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two rents a word for ell other classified
Advertisements for less than three insertions
II inserted for three OF more consecutive
aays one cent a word for each Insertion
Ihese rates Do not apply 20 Personals-
Advertisements viii De accepted at any or
she following branch offices at regular once
Fates II IL Is tnconvenlsnt 10 leave aGyer-
easements at either a branch once or Ihe
Times Business once. they may be tele-
phoned direct TO The Times Main azo1). and
= messenger viii call 10 collect without ad-
aitiOnal charge 10 the advertiser.
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For SaIe-BicyCleS.

FOR SAI4E-Blcyele. coaster brake; slightly
used. cheap 1918 o ST. ne jy11-3t
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WM. Y MAHONEY, the PROGRESSIVE Paper
hanger reliable, prompt, cheap; legal guar
antee covers all work. Send postal for
free samples and estimate. Main store S03
Pennsylvania ave. Sc: telephone East ia +.
OF following agencies: De Maine & Co. 300
III 81 nv; Edlavitch's store, Bowie, Nd.
~ Monroe 81, AnaCOgttas tOWIeFS store.
Congress Heightsi COZ New YORK ave, nw,i
1880 z st. Sc; Conaway's store, Laurel, Md
General store. Glendale; Postof1ce. Colonial
Beach. Va. Rogers & Farden. Hyattsvtlie.
Md Shaw's Store. Twining City. New
agency. just established, Lloyd's store. Sea
hzsekA ~ a u jye-1t
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Dancing.

PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. 75c. Euar-
sntee waltz and two-step, five lessons;
coaching in all English branches; special
rates. Piano. 25C. quick. mod. methods
Address Bon 81 Times otiee. iyli-2t
LARGEST AND COOLEST HALL IN
THE CITY, ELECTRIC FANS.
OPEN ALL SUMMER
THE ORDWAYS, 431 1lth 81. n W--Every
Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday even
ing; beginners class. 1850; advanced, $50.
Lady assistants; six lessons, S.. 30. Private
lessons by appointment. Hall for rent
Js21-30t PROF. CIIAS. n WYNDHAM
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Wanted-BicyCIes.

yvANTED-To buy every second hand bicycle
fn Washington 113 Pa ave. NV. 1y2-50t
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

AACAP " 0AAbSA
Male and Female.
WANTED--You can learn the Syllable system
OF shorthand In Ia hours. attain speed OF
Is TO 100 words in lj0 hours. and We will pro-
cure a position for you. We teach also Pit
man. Graham. Gregg, and Barnes systems.
typrWritiug. and Spanish. STESOGRAPHfC
ACADEMY. Colorado building. Phone NJ.
1l42 1y5-sot
WANTED-Ca -Canvassers. male or female sal
ary or commission. WASHINGTON ART
CO. 2os 7th 81. sw- Jyi2-eod-7t
WANTEL-CoI0red boys and girl 70 Join
club for organizing minstrel show. Apply
III l. ST. sW- II
yANTED-HeIp for hotels. in all depart
ments. way paid. BURGESS HOTEL
AGENCY, 5p5 l0th -. 1t
BOARDING or lunch caterer offered pront-
abl- position with interest choicest location:
unlimited table bOarders. Address CATERER.
Times office. 1t
WANT1D-vegetabls cook good pay. SOS
eth ST. HW. 1yll-5t
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Fer Rent
Unfnrnlshed Rooms.

two unfurnished rooms with gas. coo Mary
90 aNte s"' jyl2-gt
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a. e. POWELL. tth ana East Capitol cts
ODONNELL DRUG CO., sth and q sts. Sc
n. 3. FEALI. NV. cor. nth ana Pa ave. Sc
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BROOKI.AND d. c.
ARTHUR n. Il. LUERSSEN. Drug Store.
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Storage.
Moving

Packing and shipping.
LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS.
81 LOAD.
TWO-HORSE WAGON, So LOAD
zUbGBIA T2ANSFEE COMP AEXs
7Is nth ST. y. ". jezo-u
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THREE ROOMS. third hoor: all modern
Can 1868 fth 81 NV fvf3-2f
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Situations Wanted
Female.

WANTED-Washlng to take homo. 1910 U a..
NV. jyI2-3t
yVANTED-Place as order cook OF cook IN
boarding house Address S05 % 81 sw. II
wANTED-By two respectable colored girls
general housewoTk In small family or day
work Call 647 s ST NV. u
VVANTED-PIain sewing mending, or SINH
lar work by the day. Address 623 eth 81
nv. Il
WANTED-By colored dressmaker. work to
do home, pGstals answered. 2503 81 ST.
NV. Jy10-3t
WANTED-Washing 10 take home: work BY
the day. 3i8 II sw. tyI0-5t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. laundry assOrter
steady work and good salary 10 right party.
Address BOX 1872, Times Office, jy11-3t
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Colonial Beach.

COTTAGES for rent, BY month or season
GO 3th ST. sW. OF at WINCHESTER COT
TAGE. Jyll-st
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Situations Wanted-naIe.

WANTED-By col0red boy. IS years place
as houseworker. 81 Patterson st, Jy12-2t
WANTED-By colOred man, job IS general
housewOrker or cook good refeTsnce 343 +
81. sW. jyll-5t
WANTED-By competent house carpenter and
cabinet maker, steady employment Address
BOX 10. Times ofice. Jyl0-3t
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SECOND FLOOR front. tao or three uuf,Ir-
hished Or partly furnished rooms; also FUR
nlshed rooms for light housekeeping; rea-
sonable, 9li Sth st. NV. Il
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Two pleasant T-oms, entire second floor
"a. 6ath' neat, gas nicely papered; reasonable
ll4 ~ ht- hM-
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THREE unfurnished rooms. second floor: al
improvements. Light housekeeping. 52s 18th
Sc fyII-gt
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CHEAP ROOMS for housekeeping: one fur
nished room. Corner 14th and " sts ty12-s
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For SaIe-AutOmObileS.

Cv1TTNTEHART. CUSHIONED TIRES speak
FOR themselves: tire troubles ended JONES
TTRE WORKS. Agents, 6o2-604 z st Phone
Main 3056 JyIz-th,I SAT-
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CHAs. II. BLUMER. n. Cap. and r sts. ne.
AsCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. "a and Z sts.
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ALEXANDRIA. Va.
X. L. cARNE 81 CO. 703 King 81.
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tOR RENI NI-Three rooms, second floor: light
no no lo9iseheeplng l520 Columbia ST. between 9Th
anu 4othi Z ana 2 SITS. ty1Z-3t
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAPERED. S1.75 Up: house painting;
lowest prices. CHAS. A. CARLISLE, 64S II
St ne. Phone East 1881 iyl2-3t
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Wanted-Country Board

WANTED-By couple. board with private
family within 80 minutes ride OF city. rates
must be reasonable. Room s. 702 18th st. nv
JyIO-ct
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-23
MRS. 0sLER, SR, 40
YEARS BEYOND LIMIT
Professors Mother in Toronto
Alive and Tale, Near
Century Mark.

TORONTO, ONT. January 22.-Up here
in Toronto folks believe that Professor
William Osler wn5 Joking when no re-
ferrAd to the chIoroforming OF persons
more than sixty years old. Tho reason
is that his mother is living hero bale and
hearty. In her ono hundredth year His
father diod few years ago well up in
the nineties.
Mrs. Osler declines TO be interviewed
on the views held by her distinguished
son.
professor osler's brother, =. B. osler,
conservative member of Parliament for To-
ronto West, has already entered his six
tiett, year. but he shows no sign OF accept
ing his medical brother 8 views on chloro-
form or any other means of exit from
this world.
Not only does he refuso to believe In,
the olliorpform doctrine. but Sh9 laughs ut
the very idea of man going out OF
business at sixty. Hs has repcntly fought
q successful election campaign. tultllod
his duties Of director Of the Canadian
Pacific RAILROAD and Steamship Conn
hauy aud OF several big financial OOH
Germs, ana spends from eight to ten hours
III his,fbrekers Office on such days as no
ls not at dirsotors' meetings.
But most gmazinR Of oil Is the fact
that Judge Osler. an elder brother OF the
Prosessor, who IL within few months
81 seventy years of age persists in res
maining bright, clear sighted. mentally
and phya,oally aound, ana apparently
good for another twpnty years ION the
thench.
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QUIET, EFFEGIIyE WoRH.
Right Food sullds Up and Strengthens
While You Wait.

''Tha improvement In my Condition
came very soon after lad begun TO use
Grape-Sqty food, and so easily. and
naturslly that Wa = well woman. al
most before knew H." writes q Me-
bras!.a. won1ali
'.F'or years I ,i.pya n Tered from chronic
constiraHo4, VITA It's accompanying
hea6acha4. i@aEuor afd extreme perTpaa-
ness. This condition Rad gqGe on ~
long without Derr-aEsnt reiiet from any
thing I SoulG taxa r.aI I had bscpp.s
epGiiye1 With Datte7.r fortat1de,
'tfiva yasys aga Grape Nuts became a
tyery popular atsh Y.ta 81 Eorta and
esndttisps OF people IN our Sau4gs. and 4
bought q package Just 70 sse what II
was l.Ne, With no tsSoYgsA 81 a;ay special
benefit that. ( rntEht dey!se iru1p its
use, I liked Ibs crisp, riptsy favor Of
The aew food fsoaa the 'bssiInias, and
~ haa been talds5n advance qt the
salutary cgact that eating Gyape-E ntl
would have on me I would dppbiess
have bee9 iacTeduiqps, and It tSass g mos,
pleasing Surprise To snddeTiy realize that
my constipation waa ssae, and WHY 4!
grown steady and normal ana ny
strength Sss nearly dpnbled--that + Yas
actually ~ Cha eptogIpent Of the natura
health shat had been dep4aa Ine tor Al
least fea YeeaYs.
eTkss IS Rhat G spe-Npts food Gid FOL
me, and tfais Il Tho condition II whini
I,tftaf kept ing f9r tho gaaf Aye years
ain at!l fond Of T. and would cat 4
even II It had mt proved so signal,
beneficial.
.syya.en nay Aahys, WAS fssqyeS!pg from
3 found thst Craps; eesrts food was p9t oiA,
q rnuph Ieishaa, hui most strengtheplpl
ard wholesome food for her, AND 1t con
times an Indispensable Item In her dahl
menu, Name given by Postum Co.
Battle Crseh, Ailclh,
Thers,s q reason. Read. the little book
eahs, Road ito ~ slls'lls,l In splsa,
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Talk on Friday afternoon before the

Talk on Friday afternoon before the
members Of tho club.
Among ladies who have recently en-
Joyed the hospitality OF the club are
Mrs. Leslie Young. OF Raleigh. N. GU;
Miss Conway. OF Rapidhn. Va; Mrs.
Frank Mende and Miss Meade. Of Cor
louisville; Mrs. James L. Taylor, Of New
York; Mrs. j. ID. Butt and Mrs. @. A..
Cunningham, OF Augusta, Ca; Mrs. David
Mcintosh. Of Baltimore; Mrs. W. T..
Weatlicrs. OF King William county; Mrs.
Minor Bronnugh, Miss Elise White. Of
Abingdon; Mrs. A. c. Spencer, of New
York; Miss Urith Green, Of Norfolk; Mrs.
Edward Cluybrook, of Cumberland. Md;
Mrs. 70. D. Gregory, of Bedford City;
Mr.. Henry G.. Warren OF Orange county,
Mrs. r. n, Wright, of Baitimore; Miss
Brooke Byrd. OF Gloucester; Mrs. Herbert
Slaughter, Miss May Moore, Miss Agnes
p'ye, OF Hartford, Conn, Miss Louise
Davidson. OF Garrison, Md: Miss Mary
Amber, of Washington; Mrs. II. l.. Nc
Kenny, Miss jeanne Trico Graham. Miss
sallio G. Blakey and Mrs. Aubrey STROBE,
OF Amherst county.
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WoMEN's MEETINGS.
AlurnnaelEalled Meet,

AIRS. Andrew Z. Montague aeaires tho
alnipnae apd studsHts Of Rtehp,9aa III.
male Seminary 70 fRset with her In tho
Executive Mansion "Wednesday NeSt,
Jsamary 9Th, at noon, fur the lSrposs
q reorEaIlsslag Powell Memorial Ass9-
eaatlpn rhe ebtect Of the asgoelatjbn
win be ths spdaMnisnt Of . ROOM in the
aopas fes Needy eqafederate Women,
'rhe alpsnnae can, in th!s way, accom-
plish e twotela ob.est. Ehey can peg-
Halaias sasrs tasss eg su lss sss
Went on and, .a addition, can aid one
OF the most worthy OF ehayit!ey By con
tributlag to the present support OF the
home,
tMrsr,aiontaEps hopes THAI sufficient in.
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ball. tea, street and travelling gowns. The
reception gown came fist: No Is maas
In Elnptre Princess style, eighty o1apea
under the Arms; naperinl is heavy white
Oriental taifeta with irregular sprays
OF white cherry Daasaon4; The en-
br1tdery extends around the bot1on OF
the sk.rt end at the left side of the
bodice and on the sieerAs. The sleeves
are elbow length. the neck is cut round,
Hntahad with lace bertha which IS
draped up from the Lett side.
No. 3 a1so for reception wonr, IS of
heavy w-nite six out low In tbs mack
where 1t Is trimmed with bertha Of
rlre lace; the sleeYrs droop off tbs
ahou1der into q puff fintaned with
.bsnd OF lace just above the elbow The
feature Of this gown ~ tho wonderful
embroidery Of butterflies Ia eyery deli
gate hne,-thass claASer ttllclhY ABOUT
tha hem, hoattsrtnE upward Ia differ-
ant sizes and becoming thicker again On
the bodloe, tho small oaes are eIn-
sbrciGeaed hat on to the material. While
the large ores have only thar bodies
fasseaed to the ,tsiik. mhtle the 'Tinss
h&0s loose.
No. :. bail GOWN, !. Is fashioned, Of
sbro.dcred With lotas:, the s'low neck Is
trimmed An front WITH delicate taoe
drawn up ia soft Soadg. u117tls overlap
ping this and thu sieeyss are largo de-
signs Of the ,otes as.sld tesyas IN eu,-
brotdery. The saceyes tao very email
putts, finished Wtth laos. VITA ris1s
gown sh.s wears a beautiful fttara and
pendant necklace.
No. 4 is q teagown, IN moot1ii sht blue
Oriental SILK, IN tE&uapEesats1s, tho bolero
Is Of ortealtal embroidery Fastened az
the left siSe with q huge knot Of rib
1eh with 4. AoY round 9cek finished of
edssd with soft lace; TIE SfboW sleeves
are e.nbrotdstsds at tho tops Of the pufts
and finished With q cusfEot embroidery
and narrow tn % Lace, a brosA ben ,s
OF the front, while anothsr estenda
afostlsd the bottom of the skiTe. the
bands edged With similar ernbratdery.
No. s shows a. ,stsest gown OF PonSee
silk VITA 0rteltA enabrosdery; the todice
ID made With thS i0issoe Jacket, triu,nsd
around the Edsss With a band of the
embroidery edged on both sides with y
narrow Erits- piaak;ng of ath Beneath
this Is Htde gtrdla effAet xorphsd 0i
folds ot the silk fsatsaed q uttIs TO tbs
,!stt SIDE with large BUTTONS, tbs sleeves
extend V g Iisels BERN the flbDs, ha''-
ing double pTfts With two beads Of en-
the eps4y9ydqry extends ~ irregular
heights; with this Is worn q walst ot
| Insgrte.
10. 8 - q travelling, gown Of tar
cloth made with the gh,sJ .Yat sted En-
! prs etsectj the Jacket " 9 bolere sup
plemeated ~ q vest Of eribroidesy. the
.leeges arc ttrse-auartspf length, raths,
| small Ia size, fnlished With nnSt q
! the embroidery; the skirt ~ plsated
4 With this IL worn q spaast hatsef felt
| tilted at the left side to dlscaass 70, ustel
\ ot E9ses, 1t is trimmed with lnrge tost
l and plunes.