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For Rent
Unfurnished Rooms.

FOR RENT-s17 "a St sw., two rooms. cheep;
ne children mh6-3t
THREE ROOMS; entire third floor: heat gas,
bath; light housekeeping. 1872 Sth st. NV.
mh6-2t
FOUR rooms. second floor: light housekeep-
ing; hot-water heat US Sd st. NV. mhs-st
FOR Observation-Disclosures front room. with
gas. SIC sth st. NV. mhs-2t
THREE ROOMS on third moor; unfurnished
for housekeeping. % l St ne mh6-3t
FOR RENT-Iarge front room, third floor;
business or manufacturing 5i1 sth St NV.
TWO or three nice rooms, in good condi-
ton. with heat, bath, and gas; SO. 1921 sth
st ne. uhG-5t
ONE nice large room, front, unfurnished. for
light housekeeping; S3 per month 1fs Nor
ris road, Anacostia. It
FOR RENT-Four unflrnished rooms in
Georgetown: third floor; for light house
keeping: $l2 Address BOX 354. Times Office
n1h6-3t
FOR RENT-Three rooms. "a floor: tiled bath.
10 --S-- - lL.tls-g
FOR RENT-Two larEe unfuTnished rooms
for light housekeeping. IS New York ave NV.
FOR RENT-Tvo or three unfurnished rooms
with bath. light housekeeping, ID floor;
adults 2l3 z st. ne. mh5-2t
FOR RENT-Two or three nice unfurnished
rooms "a Sd floor. for light housekeeping:
near capitol; cheap. zl2 p 81. ne mhe-5t
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms. light
housekeeping; heat and gas, SO per month.
Apply K2l5 IL mh5-zt
FOR RENT-Bright and well ventilated
room with large closet. z1s Z st. NV. rent
reasonable. Tnh5-St
FOR RENT-Entire foOr, three rooms. heat,
gas, and bath: SO 40 7th St mh4-3t
TWO bright rooms on second floor; hot-water
heat aud bath; very cheap. IlZ7 Z 81. ne,
mhz-3t
s06 I ST EW--Two or three fine unfurnlshed
rooms; heat. gas. bath; no children. mh4-3t
THREE-ROOM FLAT. with private bath.
reasonable. 1907 O st. ne mh4-St
TWO unfUrnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing; bath on same floor. CAS- Harvard st. NV.
mh4-3t
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For SaIe-BiCyCIeS.

FOR SALE-MotorcylCe. In frst-class con.
dition; viii sell for $50. can be seen at BI-
CYCLE STORE, Sth 81. and Rhode Island
ave. i
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For Sale-AutOmobiIeS.

OLDSMoBIIsE standard runabout with TOP:
everything in Al shape; must sell; $500 takes
Il. Address BARGAIN. BOX s52, Times Of
nee. mh5-3t
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

FANCY BREED of chickens CT all KINDS
cheap; fucubators. brooders: collie and 3
Bernard pups; pigeons, canariss parrots
lawn grass, flowers. and garden seeds. etc
SCHhIp'S BIRD STORE. IL 18th St NV
fe24-tf
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SQUkkE PIANOS FREE.
+. G. SMITH PIANO co.

Bradbury Building. L. IA. Ave.
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

WANTED-You can learn the Syllable system
OF shorthand in 15 hours: attain speed OF
iS to 100 words in 80 hours. and we win pro-
cure position for you We teach also Pit
man, Graham, Gregg, and Barnes systems.
typewriting, and Spanish. STENOGRAP PHO
ACADEMY, Colorado building. Phone NJ
1872 nlh4-30t
WANTED-Men or women to earn from So
10 "a day; no book See MR. DURAND. If43
18th st NV. to m, II to 1-30. to D. m.
mh6-2t
MAN AND WIFE or single man for coup-
try place in city limits II. l. CHRIST
NAN, sos 9Th St, Room g. mh6-3t
wANTED-Any lady or eentlemau willing To
work six hours day can earn Sf2 per week.
small capital required. Call ROOMS II and
j, 6l3 9Th St NV mhz-3t
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Notary Public.

PENSION VOUCHERS and other ackDowI-
sdgements executed promptly and efficientlv
slSo expert typewriting at lowest rates
WAKEFIELD. ili5 r, second floor mh5-3t
DEEDS. sfTidayitS. pension vouchers civil
service papers executed. and depositions
taken; night or day. sol 9Th ST. NV Phone
Main ez0s-W- fsS-SOt
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Observation-Disclosures

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
shirts before seeing see 6, as pay highest cash
prices fer them Drop postal, VIII call. II.
GEWIEtl, l2os 1th ST nv mh6-l5t
WANTED Gle. second hand; cheap.
address BOX 81. Times once. Inh9-3t
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves, brt "a orac. and all KINDS oi
household goods. BAUdS FURNITURE
SHOP. SIN and L sts- NV Phone North l5l5-
wANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladies' OF gentlemen.s. 8. Also shoes
and hats Address postal and I viii cali any
hour 3. TARSHEs, 1893 9Th St NJ. Phone
North 4s9. fe2s-$yt
VvANTED-5o0 white rats. also rabbits.
SCHMIDS BIRD STORE, Ti2 18th St
wANTED-Furnittre ana stoves OF ali kinds;
buying contents OF private dwellings a spe-
cialty, sell your goods TO the man who gives
you the most money. HOPWOOD. sth and
X SITS mh4-5t
wANTED-s. KEBEsKY. 1896 7tn st. NV.
viii pay the highest cash price for ladies'.
gents and Childreu's cast-On clothing and
shoes and ha Is. Address postal and ] viii
call Phone y $3.50. felo-3ot
WANTED buy. TAKE down. and remove
brick and frame buildings. eNpertiy and
plies. 1sg5 New Jersey ave. NV Phone n
z7s fe7-Sot
DON'T kEEP USELESS ARTICLES What
is useless 10 you II useful 70 me. Buy
Old gold silver, diamonds watches. and pawn
tickets; money to loaL on jewelry. ABRA-
HANS fss etn Al NV Oc1S -6Elos
[ NEED good driving horse want one
worth $50 10 s2o9 in exchange Tor 2&.oo9
square feet OF ground northwest section at
S575. Z ad1oius property that recently sold
at E5bg casn. VIII give you al the tine you
desire TO pay difference Address BOX -.
Times Office fe2s-lgt
WANTED - Highest cash prices paid for
cast-0ff clothes, ladies'. geatlemeus, ard
children s. Address postal. viii call any time.
II n.
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture.
carpets. viii pay full value for stoves in
good condition, Office furniture and house
hold goods Of ali kinds, contents especially.
.. NOTES. as Louisiana ave. Phone u. S9V5-
fs6-S0t
WANTED If YOU ARE GIVING Up
Housekeeping and wish to sell part or al
Of your furniture, send for the man who
has the reputation OF 70 years fair dealing.
MARCUS NOTES. as 9Th ST NV; phone
Main 5l71. fels-Sot
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Help Wanted-Male.

HALLS BARBER COLLEGES, 251 North Sth
ct. Philadelphia. Pa: wages while learning:
Instruction. tools board room. railroad ticket
free by cooperative plan" Get particu-
idrs Immediately. mh6-4t
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Wanted
Horses and Vehicles.
WANTED@To buy one two-horse ice wagon /;
good order; on time: cheap BROWN, %
d st. NV. mh6-5t
WANTED-Farm wagons and two horses.
516 3th ct ne mhf-5E
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LOCAL MENTION.

Why Suffer? 'eo" Will Cure.
Grippe and Cold Breaker. Sold by all
druggists. D cents
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Storage Sale.

STORAGE SALE-Canopy automobile TON LEFT
at my place June last, viii sell within n
days; what is offered? 3. 2. BROWN. Ed
nor. Md. seh5zl
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DanCi-g.

SEE THE MOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES.
THE ORDWAYS, 431 IIth St. y. W.-Every
Monday. Tuesday, Friday. and Saturday even
ing beginners class. 10; advanced, $50
Lady assistants; six lessons. $3.50. Private
lessons ty appointment
fs10-s0t Prof CFIAS. NJ WYNDHAM
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BAKING and confectionery; best stand north
vest: investigate. TAYLOR's. 1928 New
1oIh ave mh6-3t
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Order Groceries at Johnston's, 73I 9TH
St NV. Pinsbury's Best xxx Flour,
$4.95 bbl. Best Gran. Sugar, 4izc 10
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Use Rosenfeld's Ice-Cream and Ices
sI2 II ct. ne. Phone East 1908.
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DIVID EN- d S.


payable semi-annuaily. Ten per cent
paid last year from the sale Of ma
hogany lumber cut from our ten
miIIiOn-dOIlaT forest on our ZsS, ,oJJ-
acre tract OF land which is paid for
in full and decided TO a Philadelphia
trust company for stockholders prOtec-
tiOn: 20.D0 acres being cultivated; live
stock etc. raised for market. a few
shares for sale now. Write at once and
secure per cent on YOUR money April
/, 1876. handsomely illustrated paper and
booklet free. Write tCday Address l.
L & d. Co. 704 DreXeI Bldg. Philadel-
phia. Pa.
FOR sALE-Cheap. furniture store large
stock OF furniture. stoves, carpets, etc; new
and second hand. can store 80 loads Of
furniture. license ana telephone included
must Dc sold at once cheap rent nne loca-
ton address J. L. Tines Office mh5-5L
FOR SALE-First-elass grocery store with
dwelling northwest. thoroughly stocked,
cheap rent. doing paying business; or viii
trade for equity in private dwelling interest
N other business cause Of selling Address
BOX BIS. Times Office mh5-st
CORNER GROCERY and confecuonery. store,
northwest; two living rooms excellent lOca-
tom price. $3.50. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS 6l1 2 mh5-2t
DAIRY LUNCH with living rooms: West
Washington. daily receipts. SIS; only 500
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. Gil +
mh5-St
CIGAR AND SPORTING GOODS: transfe-
gain NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS,
Gil +. mh5-st
GROCERY AND MARKET STORE. north
west; daily sales, So: excellent class trade;
MESS BROKERS. GIL f mh5-3t
800 WILL BUY dairy lunch: heart of city;
rent only SIS: don't miss it. NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS. 61I F. nah5-st
$50 WILL BUY lunch business at transfer
station and baseball grounds: must be sold
at 81 Trh
FOR sALE-A splendidly located lunch room:
10 oppos. ton; doing business Of over $l,2oV
per month; owner leaving town, viii sacrifice
for cash Address BOX so Times Office.
FOR EXCHANGE-Good 200-acre farm for
established business in Washington. Address
BOX 80. Times Office. mh5-3t
FANCY GROCERY; sales 500 daily; fne
northwest corner about inventory CAPITAL
BUSINESS EXHANGE, Atlantic building.
mh5-St
GROCERY, $500; fine northwest corner; cash
trade cheap rent good business CAPITAL.
BUSINESS EXCHANGE. Atlantic building.
DINING and lunch room: will sell for haIf
cost Of furnituvsi sood reasons. el4 louisiana
ave. mh5-3t
FOR sALE-Contents Of nicely furnished
boarding house; sell cheap TO quick buyer
Address BOX sS5. Times Office mh5-St
FOR SALE-Yan-Tee SaIve OUTFIT. fun in
time; cash price low. r. II. ANDREWS.
city, Tnh6-3t
SUBURBAN GROCERY: good stand, and at
end OF car line. Address BOX S07, Times
Office ruh4-3t
Or SALE-A small rooming house. near
Capitol, or viii rent for summer, suit cOu-
pie. Address MRS. L. c, care Carrier No.
40. City mh4-9t
BEING CONNECTED with other business,
VIII sell an up-to-date, oid-establtsned gro
Gerry and market store; opportunity that sell
dom happens Address BOX Sl5. Times OF
ftCe. mnf-3t
WELL furnished e!ght-room boarding house,
good location. party leaving Tor Europe;
cheap. zl6 Linworth place sw- n1h&-0t
Wanted
Horses and Vehicles.
WANTED-To buy one two-horse tee wagon;
good order; on time; cheap BROWN, -
ID st. mh6-3t
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Help Wanted-MaIe.

wANTED-A coIored dIsbwasher at $50 E
st. NV. Il
WANTED-Colored man TO mop floors and
attend to furnace. III 6th st. NV. 1t
wANTED-Porter: must be experienced in
store work. BON MARcHE, si6 9TH st. NV
1t
WANTED-Boy with wheel TO deliver pack
ages BON MARCHE, SIC Tth st NV II
WANTED Experienced bundle wrapper Ap-
PLY ]. & ". EISEMAN. 3i5 7th NV. 1t
WANTED-At RIGGS HOUSE. white expe-
rieneed elevator boys: bring references.
mhs-S
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$500 ana be- spring one yar.3rp iis -,
DRCG STORE. 4th and F.sst ,.ssJ VsJ
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For Exchange.

$500 POSTOFFICz CLERK in best CITY IN
Arizona, superb climate desires transfer with
department clerk IN Washington city 4d-
dress REPU BLICs Times office. mh3-st
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If you nave not
the time to send
or bring your ad
to The Times or
any of the fol-
lowing Branch
Offices, just cali
up Main $500
and our Want
Ad Messenger
will call for your
Ads. No extra
charge for the
SerUiCe.
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Chris. Xander's Pride of Virginia Port
Celebrated tonic wine universally com
mended by physicians. 75c ct. Only at
S0S 7th st.
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For Sale-ffisceIIaneous.

in s1B stove eoiSD szs pig load seasoned pine wood
eIess BOX II. Bancroft Va ~ co. .,,,e "a Z,
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Miscellaneous.
Attorneys.

ADVICE FREE-Damage. divorce, and estate
cases. no charge without service; best Jaw
yers, all courts; everything strictly conf
DENTAL. Address p. O. BOX Z. Station A.
City, fe14-3ot
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g-Se s52-csrt. high chair ara 7s-g-
=. Tnhe-al !
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Get Acquainted With ''RoyaI Pilsen"
II you'd enjoy the most perfect light
beer produced anywhere. Served in
special glasses. Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
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Situations Wanted

Female.
WANTED-By young lady who wishes to
attend Eastern High School. place 10 assist
with household duties or companion in
small family for board; references. Address
BOX s45, Times Office. II
WANTEDNBy young lady, stenographer and
typewriter, position. Address BOX 337, Times
Office. rnhs-3t
WANTED-By reliable colored girl place to
90 general housework in private family. COS
Freeman place NV. II
WANTED-By Two white maids for Young
ladies' school; nurse one child 1925 Ilth 81
nv. u
wANTED-By colored woman, place as cook
or day work; good reference. Can ls5 Wash
ington St IL
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For Sale-Typewriters.

No. 4 DensmOra and No E Remington. re-
built. good new: bargains Address BOY
so, Times ONCE. mh6-3t
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FOR SALE-Outside photo gEo------- -
Pennsylvania ave ''' case, $40. 30
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ayHs FOH AZ E1-Ihor,oughbred jersey stock 6o1
BrightweOd PARK, H. q i'-A-cI - fAHA..
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I'ebs,s roR SALE-IsTge IL kitchen table cooIi7-
ST. nv 0-''i'is' cheap I407 Corcoraa
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Sweet Violets, az Bunch.
[ Kramer's. 91s f st. NV.
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FOR SALESMAN furnace. cheap 7dz o =
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Wanted-Agents

We CAN PROVE agents are making 500
monthly selling cur newly patented house
hold speciality. WOLVERINE CO. Pitts
burg. Pa mh3-6t
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For Sale
Horses and Vehicles.
FOR sALE-Horse. S25. 270s Olive ave.
mh6-3t
FOR SALE-One big work horse: two sore
mares for country. FARRELLS, Twinine
City. Sc TnhS-St
FOR SALE-One big sore mare: enc small
driving horse. Inquire is 4th st ne. after 3
mh5-3t
FOR sALE-Mare. runabout, and harness.
Ga y st NV nh5-5t
FOR SALE-Phaeton buggy, complete: cheap
If sold at once. SHOP rear OF 424 1st ST.
NV. mh4-3t
COGsWELL'S Is THE PLACE to buy new
sIeighs. Si2; large assortment OF new and
second hand vehicles. all kinds. sl5 up: har-
ness. $3.50 up. 9o9 18th st. nv feH-tf
CHANCE or YOUR LIFE TO buy Blankets
and Robes. All SIZ ana SO chase Plush
Robes, $50 AL S4-D1 and SO Tiush RoDes.
81 All Blankets st y regular pr.cea. Large
sIock OF slightly used Wagons, 5uSEies, tnd
Surreys at great bar gains.
S d. WATERS & SON. $40 Pa. ava NV
featf
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For Rent
/ furnished Rooms.


FOR RENT-For gentlemen only, or man
and Wife hot water heat s21 G 81. NV,
nno-st
FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without
board. E502 sth st NV. mh6-3t
SECOND STORY front. rent reasonable. ne
FOR RENT-Tao rooms, furnished complete
for housekeeping; S3 per week 1025 Sth 81.
NV, 1t
NICELY furnished room. 81. 2ls I st, NV.
ILlIlo-9e
THREE large. well furnished communtoat-
ing rooms, with private family from Georgia,
lol0 1lth St NV. mh6-St
sos 10TH ST. .Nw-DesirabIe furnished rooms;
large and small, TO leti Uansients accom-
mOdated- mh6-3t
TWO ROOMS, third floor; light housekeep-
ing; heat, gas. bath, SO 2Z6 Massachusetts
ave. nv. mh6-3t
NICE second story front hall room; large
back room; reasonable; gentlemen sis l.
St NV 1t
FURNISHED ROOM. second floor; three win
dOVs; two closets; suitable for two gentle
men or housekeeping; rent So 81 6th st Sc
IS MASSACHUSETTS, AVE Nw.-Bright.
sunny room. furnished. 81 mh4-3t
1l1s X Nw.-Two rooms: southern exposure:
with board; spring terms mh4-St
FURNISHED ROOMS. second floor; furnace
heat; porcelain baths all modern improve
ments. s7I9 18th st. nv. mh4-2t
GENTLEMEN ONLY-Steam heat; elevator
eeTvice; tiled BATH IS and $40 per month
FLAT ;, The Or1ne, 4Sl 10th St NV mh4-t
FRONT ROOM. furnished. for light house
keeping. 6o4 II St NV. mh4-2t
els NEW YORK AvE.-Nicely furnished
well heated second floor front room; tran
sients accommodated. mh4-3t
FOR RENT-First and second floor fat. fur
nished, for light housekeeping. 2ls New
jersey ave. nv. mh4-3t
iii H NW.-south front room. nicely fur
nished; heated s12 month; otner rooms, IS
month upward; board if desired; telephonei
transients; 80 cents. mh4-3t
Miscellaneous.
UPHOI.STERING and repairing; carpet lay
ing; best work. II. q. CONN, 45S New
YORK ave mhe-3t
l CLEAN and yarntsh furniture. 22e 22d ST.
NV. mh5-St
PIANO TUNING, $50; fifteen years expe-
rience. JAS. r. DURITY, 205 18th st
tlI4-2t
FAMILY ice boxes and chests repaired and
refined. COS New York ave. fei5-sot
Attorneys.
ADVICE FREE-Damage. divorce, and estate
cases; no charge without service; best Jaw
yers, all courts; everything strictly conf
Dental. Address p. O. BOX Z. Station A.
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Wilson & Mayors Wednesday Sale
Commences 1890 a m, 1927 and 1923 G
st Fine new furniture direct from man
ufacturers- Solid mahogany parlor
suites and chairs, chiffOnieres, dressers,
library tables, chairs, etc Come IN and
see these beautiful furnishings.
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CATHOLIC who has few hundred dollars
70 invest. can put where she VIII have
large dividends. Address BOX 35I. Times
Ofdce. ruhg-gr
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BAKER4-Fine route. $50 loaves. fine store;
chedp rent, making money. good terms. Ad-
dress BOX 3f5 Times Office ulhg-3t
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SAiAJONS. HOTELS drug stores groceries
p9aIolng houses. any business you want, all
business matters strictly CONFIDENTIAL; no
publicity before OF after selling your busi-
ness. TATLOHS. 1928 New York ave.
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or with lot electric road. one fare. good
site for store. g. 500. monthly payments
ROBINSON, 1873 Chapin. mhs-st
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ESTABLISHED grocery and provision store
in northwest; rent, s.. opposition. Ad-
dress BOX $40. Times Office mhs-5t
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

WANTED Experienced saleslady for our
millinery department.. Apply J. & ". Else
MAN. 3l5 7th NV 1t
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ABSOLUTELY FALSE.

W. I. Schofeld, of this city, desires
this paper to publish the fact that he
never had the slightest intention Of
leaving this community, for any other;
that all statements to that effect are
gratuitously false and are made for
political effect as against him and his
candidacy for the state senatorship on
the republican ticket ii this campaign
That he has sold out his business and
the realty invoved therein, is without
any significance, other than desire ia
make his contest for the Office for which
he has been bonored with the nomina
ton, wtiout clashing with other inter
ests. lie Is, and will be, whatever the
outcome of the campaign a citizen Of
Clatsop county, where be yet holds large
land and business ties,
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"a O O O oooooooo o o 90 o oo
10 PERSONAL MENTl0N. o
O o 10000 o o O Q o o o o o o

NJ. J. Post of Minnapolis is in the city
on business.
E. Won Engle is in the city from San
Francisco, on business.
o. S. Reyerse, of Minneapolis, arriv'
ed in the city, yesterday.
Miss Jeanette Barrows, of Chinook Is
in the city, visiting friends.
w. A. Caselton of Berkeley, California,
arrived in the city yesterday.
C.L Burr, of San Francisco, is in the
city and quartered at the Hotel Irving,
Miss. Rubbie A. Goulet, of Portland Is
in the city, and guest at the Hotel
Irving.
f. Deutch of San Francisco, came
in from Portland, on the noon train yes
terday.
H. Lorraine, from the California met
ropolis, is a business visitor in the City
by-the-Sea,
NJ. Gilbert, of San Francisco, was a
Messenger on the noon express from Port
land yesterday.
FL. Shipherd of the Mineral Springs
Hotel at Carson. Wash. is in the city
for few days sojourn.
Fred Brown has returned from his
outing and will resume business at once
The trip did him lots of good.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Edmunds, of Til
lamook City, are in the city and are
domiciled at the Hotel Occident.
Mrs. F. J.oJohnson, of San. Francisco
arrived in this city yesterday and is the
guest of Judge and Mrs. ]. Q. A. Bowl
by.
Rev. w. S. Gilbert was homipg pas
senger on the noon express yesterday
from Clatskanine, where he was the or
ator of the day on Friday. at the clos
ing exercises of the high school. He wal
most cordially received and succeeded il
limpressing his young hearers with
healthy and hearty view of the life be
|
fore them.
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DEDICATION SERVICES.
At the Catholic Church at McGowan's,
on the North Shore, Today.

At . o'clock this morning the good
steamer Il. Miller will leave her pier in
this city for McGowan's, on the north
shore. with large crowd OF devoted
Catholics and their invited guests. who
90 thither charged with the high pur'
pose of formally dedicating the church
OF that faith, at Mctjowan's; though the
edifce itself has been built and used,
since December. 1904. but has never
been officially dedicated under the ritual
Of the great denomination that Pos
sesses It.
The beautiful service, will be under
the direction of the Mo.t Reverend Ed.
ward j. O'Dca, Bishop of Nesqually'
Washington, assisted by Rev. Leopold
Dieleman, of this city, and formerly rec
tor of the church in question. The
ritualistic work being enhanced by a
superb choir from this city, with Mrs
Minnie Brooks, the organist Of st
Mary's church here, presiding al
the instrument there, and lead
ing the music contributed by
the following gifted singers: Sopranos
Mrs. Austin Osborn, and the Misses
Anna Mikklesen, Anna Magee, May
Magee, Bertha Fannon, Kate Shively
and Helen Brooks; altos, the Misses
Laura McCann and Kate Sinnott; tenors
Messrs. Arthur Mikklesen, Nelo johnson
Chester Fox, and John c. McCue; bassos
Messrs. George ". Larner George Zieg
Ter and James Vernon,
The mass to be sung today will b.
that OF T. Won la Hasche, one of tn
most beautiful among the sacred ora
torios, and the soloists of the hour vii
be the Misses Mikklesen and McCanr
and Messrs. Larner, johnson, McCue
Vernon and Ziegler.
1t is hoped the day may be in per
feet harmony with the sacred and beau
tiful function designed for it.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-20
For a good shave 90 to the occident
Barber Shop. Five chairs No Long
waits. %
EAT, AND BE MERRY.

A good meal inspires merriment, and
good cheer always aids digestion. two
facts that are amply proven every hour
in he day. by the comfortable and con-
tented faces of the hundreds who patro-
nize the Palace Restaurant, on CONNER
cial streets. directly opposite the Page
Block. You don't have to look at
Others, however, for conviction on this
score. Go in and try it yourself, and
KNOW that it is as here reported.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-20

Open Bids street committee Of
the city council yesterday afternoon
opened bids for a number Of municipal
improvements. On the improvement for
Duane street between Sixth and Tenth
streets, bids were received as follows;
Birch 4 Jacobsen. $6,39220; Dill d
Young. sG055; W. A. Goodin, s6442; G.
g. Palmberg. 1884. The bid Of Dill Il
Young was accepted by the committee.
The surveyors estimate for this work
was sTlG240. For the street improve
ment between the railroad and Astor
street, the bid Of Dill & Young. for s64l
wa. considered by the committee to be
the best, and will be recommended Ia
the council as the one 10 whom the con
tract should 60. W, A. Goodin being
the only bidder for the clearing Of the
right OF way on Irving avenue, was
awarded the contract by the committee
subject to the councils approval His
bid was 1895, while the surveyors esti'
mate was $1,000. The committee viii
also recommend that L. Hegman's bid oI
$3.50 for the construction OF a drain OF
| Melbourne avenue be accepted. This wa'
THE only bid for this work.