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For Rent
Furnished or URfurniSAed ROoms.
$50 NEW YORK AVE.-Large and small,
light housekeeping oc9S-9t
Sl2 II ST NW.-One large. bright room; light
housekeeping also second story front Oc2s-2t
I2ZS 18TH ST NW.-Large third floor front
room, two small rooms reasonable rates
Oc2S-3t
FOR RENT-Suite OF dne rooms for per1na-
nent tenant. 2l5 { st. NV. oc2g-3t
LET Us LOCATE YOU,
COLUMBIA RENTING AGENCY COS 18th
ST. NV We have rooms IL somA OF the
loveliest homes in Washington; also apart-
ments, furnished and unfurnished: get our
list, free TO all ocgT- s0t
TO REFINED ADULTS-Nice central lo,a-
ton; with or without housekeeping. lbs 6th
81. NV. oc97 81
FOR RENT-One large second story front
room, with RlcOve. also large back room
communicating rent reasonable 682 East
Capitol st. ocg7-9t
FOR RENT-70s Sth st. NV, furnished and
unfuTnished rooms; large, cheerful ami clean
Oc26-3t
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Dancing.

TIE ORDwAY, 80 18th st. " w.-Every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday even
Ing; beginners class. 1880, advanced, $50
Lady assistants. Proper discretion used in
admitting scholars TO our academy. Lesson
6Oc: SIX lessons, 8. 50. Private lesson by APP
pointment Hall for rent. night or day.
oc2l-3Ot PROF. CHAS. N WYNDHAM-
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Observation-Disclosures

WANTED-Hlgl.est cash prices paid Tor v-or1
garments. ladies' Ut EeHtiemen's. Also shoes
and hats. address, postal ana viii cali any
RouT y hEbE5k4. 1870 Ith 81. NV Phone
North S1eo A ocz2 -s0t
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. pon.t nus
away your old clothing. shoes. hats aud
shirts before seeing me. as 1 pay highest
cash prices for them. Drop postaI, viii cal,
Il, 0EWIRZ 1908 7th ST. nv, ocI7-l5t
wANTED-A chea1 secondhand safe. space
inside, 70 inches, for books. Address at once
DAVID / GIT q CO.. 6Zs + 81 NV. Wash
lHs1on' y, = oez1-st
wANTED-Highest cash prices paid Tor worn
garments. ladies' OF gentlemen's. Also shoes
and hats. Addrens postal and i Will call any
hour: y, TARsHEs. 1875 'th 81. nv. Phone
GREEN BONE CUTTER: state mako sIze
ana price. IHOEsON, 5J3 star building
oC26-St
WANTED-Old geese ana duck feather beds
double other buyers cash prices. Address O.
F. DICKINSON, General Delivery, Washing
ton. ocls-7t
WANT Ed y omen ana men 10 ~ our BucIIi
Gin. for al kidney and bladder trouble; pre-
scTtptlOn o. the late Dr. Warner u Bsifj-
more. Sold only by THE JOIN WEDDTs.5t
BOt-s CoALAN 4. els-e-s 81. NV. sslS-tf
wANTED-DiamOuds. one q four carats. 800
carat up. Highest cash paid for o!c go.d
silver. dentist gold, platinum. old coins. an
tiQue JeWelry. and city pawn tickets exc
Money % loan. also, LOUIS ABRAHAMs
Bonded Broker. ~ sth 50. nv. Phone NJ ass
seS-6mOs
BIG MONEY PAID for Desirable furniture
carpets. viii pay fuN value fer stoves IN
good condition. Office furniture and house
hold goods OF ali kinda contents especially
d NOTES. 625 louisiana ave Phone AZ s55s
oc5-3Qt
WANIED-TO REPAIR EVERY SEWING
MACHINE ia Wash ngton viii call FOR your
machine. put II ia hrst-class condition and
return it 70 you an Tor 81. Drop postal OF
call OPPENHEIMEE 5. 5l4 STA 81 NV
ocL8-tf
WASTED-Wculd like 10 buy a Bradbury
certificate issued BY II. q. Smith Piano O.
IN recent word contest. Address BOX s6s
Times ONCE stating lowest cash price.
OcZI-5t
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CHAS. II. STIEFF. Piano Manufacturer.
III llth ST. y. ". J. c. CONLIFk. Manager
ocll-If
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WANTED-Actiye lady 90 represen; manu-
facturer. leaving samples; s. per day % start
permanent state nationality religion. ENG
WALL. i8a Lakeside building, Chicago. IL
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WANTED-Girl for general houseworll; cook.
wash. and iron. 60 nome nights wages, SI2
143s 5 ST. NV II
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WITH BICYCLES. Is AND
10 YEARS OF AGE; ALSO BRIGHT
BOYS, FROM - TO II YEARS OF AGE.
FOR FLOOR SERVICE. STOCK ROOMS.
DELIVERY WAGONS. BUNDLE WRAP
PING. ETC. ALSO PACKERS AND AD-
DRESSERS, FROM IS To 20 YEARS or
AGE APPLY BETWEEN s AND 10 A NJ
To p. Q. J, TREANOR WITH WOOD-
WARD & LOTHROP. ocg7-tf
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a. 2. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sts.
ODONNEl-L DRUG CO.. sun and o Bts
~. s. FEALY. nv. cor nth St and Pa. ave.
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wANrED-Half-grown nurse girl. on /
NV or4--gr
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BROOKLAND. D. G.
II. +. LUERSSEN. DRUG 6tor
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THREE furnished rooms; well heated s.
up; gentlemen. 4y4 1st 81 NV oc2s-5:
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WANTED-Oue hundred coal miners white
or coloredi hole from ave 20 six feet high;
also fifty good railroad men, 81 80 per day;
pay every two weeks. Call al AS Missouri
ave. at once oc24-gt
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wANTED-A white boy 10 assist with house
work; good home board and lodging; ref
erences required. r. PLUYM. l4I3 II St NV
uc2Z-3t
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COMFORTABLY furnished rooms; very con-
venieut. gas OF electric lights Sc. SO; gentle
men. 800 7th 81. NV. oc2s-3t
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BRANCH OFFICES.

NORTHWEST.
COLL ENEERG'5 5. eth and X SITS NV.
q KAN. SONS a Co. SIN ana Market space
EaNl ~ ClGAR STORE. I4th ana bla. ave-
EHElN.S CIGAR STORE, 2sI2 I4th 81. NV.
W \ AcNILIA. cigar store I4Jh and NV
kRSbEttH y. fEIEOLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy. 4th and Harvard sts- NV.
W. a. DARLING. cor. l4th ana 4 SITS. NV.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor 7Ih ST. Rhode
Island ave. ana Il 81 nv.
ShA5. <. AOftNCNi. ChTsttani Pharmacy
81. cor. lth and SITS. Nv.
DOM SANFORD, New York ave. ana
North Capitol st.
Y. a NEIrCH. s0th ana N sts NV.
9glSLE4 s PHARMACY. 2lst and c ats. NV.
SILLElIE s. Co. 18th and L Ets nv.
- "a. WAGNER q CO. 1st and n sts. nv.
l. - IA1LOE. cor. 9Th and i ats
Et-lENE x. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave. nv
CoBLENIz PHARMACY. North Capitol
81 ana Florida ave.
-
NORTHEAST.
EOR5TONS BOTANICAL PHARMACY, cor.
Ian st and Florida ave. ne.
SEtAs; n, bLUMER. n. Cap. and II SITS. ne.
AscHEsSEX & JOACHIM. cor. ID and
SOUTHEAST.
=. =. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sts.
DDONNELL DRUG CO.. Sth and o sts
a. .. kEALI. nv. cor. nth st. and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST.
". HUGO EISENBEIsS. 9Th and 3 streets.
ANACOSTIA-
HURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sta
BROOKLAND. D. G.
ARTHUR II. +. LUERssEN. DRUG Store
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
n. L CARNE q CO.. res King 81.
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FOR RENT-Large. bay-window front room.
suitable for one or two gentlemen. comfort
ably furnished reference II desired. us 7th
II
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TWO OR THREE simple statements oe fact.
u want ad--may change and enlarge the
whole outlook for you'll
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wANTED-A serving girl at 2Os 9th st. zw
II
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WANTED-HlgLest cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladies' Ut gcutiemeu'E. Also shoes
and hats. address postal and 4 will call any
hour. >, hEbE5KI. 1870 Tth 50. NV Phone
NOIIA s@o0 a. OCzz-5Jt
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WANTED-Young man as cashier; must have
good reference. Apply TO j. HILLMAN
HaTvey's IIth st. and Pennsylvania ave. IL
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Rooms and Board.


1872 EYE. opposite Mexican embassy; a few
desirable rcoms; steam heat, good table,
traHsients taken references. 1t
HAVE handsomely located home. nesr car
lines, want grown boarders. no children. no
agents need answer this advertisement. Ad-
dress BOX so Times once II
ssl G ST. .Nw.-sOuth-front rooms: good
board II desired. Cc2S-gt
1905 RHODE ISLAND AvE.-Tvo large.
nicely furnished front rooms, second and third
floors southern exposure; private family.
Oe-s-SI
LARGE, cheerful, second floor, south front
room, with good table board 1OI5 L st. NV.
oc2s-3t
BRIGHT. comfortable room. with board.
62S ! 81. nv. ocgs-gf
$50 SE.-Near Library and Capitol; large.
exceptionally comfortable furnished rooms.
hTst-class board; convenient private family;
phone reasonable il
NICE HOME for couple: private family of
two newly furnished; new house, steam hea
two car lines. 54s Columbia road NV. II
WALL ROOM. with board in private family
lor gentlemen Sls per month. ia New Jer-
sey ave. NV. II
7O4 = NW.-PIeasant. comfortable furnished
or unfinished rooms good board: reasonable.
Oc2S-St
ROOMS BOARD. 81. s450 week. piano. par
LARGE front room. newly papered; large
closet; $50 per month. 1924 18th 81. NV.
oc27-St
FRONT ROOM for two. with board. 71s a
st. ne. oc2T-st
PRIVATE FAMILY would room and board
TWO ladies' OF gentlemen. comfortably fur
n ll front room Northeast section Ad-
dress BOX 1856. Times Office. oc2I-2t
ONE furnished room. with or without board.
suitable for two gentlemen OF gentleman and
WE lioO sth 81. nv. oc27-2t
1925 22D ST. N.Y.-Tvo boarders for nicely
furnished room, with drst-cIass board: piano
telephone. bath: s. per week each. oc26-3t
WIDOW owning home will rent double and
hall room. with board; refined home com
forts reasonable. Address BOX 343. Times
office, oc26-3t
FOUR to occupy large third-story front
rooms bath on same floor. table board in
GUIDED; terms reasonable gentlemen pre-
TERED. 1908 New Jersey ave. NV. oc26-3t
ROOMS for rent. with or without board. at
~ East Capitol st. oc26-2t
500 NJ Nw.-Br.g,t, sunny room: four win.
doSs; hot-watel- at; telephone. oc25-St
80 Q Nw-One room. with board: private
family. oc26-3t
ROOMS AND BOARD. 60 18th st. ne.
Oe25-7t
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL. 18th 81
and New York ave; half block from White
characterization view; double and single
rooms from 50 10 S45 up. with good board
Oc2i-l5t
ROOMS AND BOARD. Els North Capitol st
oc24-7t
1924 9Th ST Nw.-second floor fiat: a re-
fined family want gentleman TO room and
board. oc24-7s
VERY coy warm room: southern ex-
posure; with hrst-class meals; So; phone
l4iz 81. NV. oe23-7t
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
n. I. CARSE q CO.. 7os King ST
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WANTED-POTter; cOloTed boy IN drug store;
wages. So per week: no cigarette smokers
wanted. Call after p. m. J. E. GEsSFORD.
500 l. NV. ocg7-gt
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ENGRANER OF picture work and vignette on
steel THE CHAS II. ELLIOTT CO. 26u
No. 18th St, Philadelphia, Pa. oc26 IS
ENGRANER-Square letter engraver on
letter engraver on steel and copper. THE
CHAS- H ELLIOTT CO, 267l No. 18th ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa oc26 IS
WANTED-Hustling job printer for outside
and inside work; 50 per cent commission.
HAYS 2Z7 X NV oc95 26 %
ELECTRIC web Gle drivers wanted; expe-
rienced men preferred: otherwise free in
struction given. Apply n Y TRANSPOR-
TATION CO. 49th ST and Sth ave. New York
ocS5-7t
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WANTED - DishWasher. MONUMENT
LUNCH ROOM. 1908 Sth St Sc. ocZ7-3t
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

! FOR RENT-FuTnished room. with beard.
reasonable rates. 5z4 Massachusetts ave NV.
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For Rent
UHfuFnishee Rooms.
FIVE ROOMS. suitable FOR housekeeping. so.
can after pm or sundays, % Randolph
nW. ocgs-st
sI7 18TH ST. Nw.-Three large rooms; entire
second floor. uHfurnished. light housekeep.ng:
two squares War Department. oc25-st
No. g. THE HUNTINGTON a iad,. a.
sunny ROOM steam heat tiled bath. large
porch. with privilege of kitchen III desired.
nurse or teacher preferred. Gail after j
O'Clock on sunday or after evenings. Il
2sO6 ST. NW-Four unfurnished rooms.
parl0r hJOr, dining room; kitchen range. hot.
cold water. large yard; sl0.Yy. II
FOUR unfinished rooms and wood: Cedar
Heights, 81. ne. Inquire GREGORY's
STORE. District Line. II
THREE ROOMS; southern exposure; 81,
heat, gas also one very large room, s. 2jgI
1924 ST. Nw.-One 70 six rooms; furnace
neat hght housekeeping en- suite or sep
close BY. 1t
1905 9Th ST. NW.-Three unfurnIshed rooms.
second floor; bath adjoining; heat and gas. II
sos I'D ST. Nw.-Unfurnished rooms. oc2s-st
THREE ROOMS; alcove. four closets. back
porch heat, gas, BATH and cooking gas ST.
TWO large. beautiful. sunny. connecting
mont rooms: housekeeping: cooking gas: not
bath. lZs5 18th 81. NV. Il
1912 CORCORAN sT.-Entire second floor.
three unfurnished rooms, for light house
keeping: heat gas. rent reasonable It
Sc ond floor; heat. gas, and bath. light house
keeping adults owner. 0C55. Is %
FOR observation-disclosures, three beautiful
rooms. SIS housekeeping. settled couple; no
children. ss0s I3th st NV Cal Sunday
or after p. H.. week days. ocz3-st
ONE unfurnished back room. g. COZ F ct.
NV. ocZ3-at
TWO OF three pleasant rooms second moor.
heat. gas, bath adults only. 4O6 St Sc.
OcZl 81
ENTIRE second floor. two rooms; heat gas
and bath. E4 lzoI Rhode Island ave. nv.
Oc27-5t
THREE rooms on third moor. overlooking
Iowa circle. IzI5 Rhode Island ave. Oc27-zt
COMMUNICATING ROOMS. heat. uRht. ana
bath. SIS II st. NV. oe27ss
TWO ROOMS. unfurnished. on first floor.
light housekeeping lo2l sth 81 NV ocz7-2t
FOR RENTING rooms second noor: bath.
heat, and gas Tor light housekeeping 81. or
three rooms. as 1923 10Th ST. ne. OCTET
1881 18TH Nw.-second floor. three rooms.
tiled bath. good house; Ngnt housekeeping;
reference. OcZI-Zt
-FOUR OF i've outside rooms and bath ar-
ranged FOR housekeeping good closets. rs
and 81. 2G29 \ NV Ocz3-3t
TWO rooms uafurnsshed on first floor. /. KIT
housekeeping lusI SIN 81 NV OcZ5-5t
-FOUR unfurnished rooms for housekeeping:
desirable AMI rent low 10 right party. -
Isl 81 NV ce-5-st
THREE large rooms on second floor. heat,
gas, aad use Of bath: SIS 20 SUI ST. ne.
0c26-2t
FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms. second floor.
Light housekeeping no children. Gl3 4 81 Be-
oc-5-st
so d ST. Sc: light housekeeping. ocss-st
LARGE unfurnished room, second floor; steam
heat; s. per month 62l IN st. NV. oc2g-2t
THE ASTORIA Third and c. 81
nv. tnear Pension OficeJ.-ROOms
single and en- suite. Electric sls-
vator, steam heat, hot water,
lignt free. Building has modern
drug store. excellent cafe. and
barber shop. Always open Tor
inspection. ROOMS S Up.
". Z. COWEN, Manager.
Room !. Bliss Building. Is 3 ST n ".
Phone K. 6S5.
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=
EORSTONS BOTANICAL PHARMACY, cor
12th st and Florida ave. ne.
SdAs ii. BLUMER, n. Cap and II SITS. ne
AsGhEsNE& 8 JOACHIM. cor. ID and = sts.
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FOR RENTAL 2I7 81. NV. two large FUR
nished rooms 20 gentlemen, rent moderate.
IL
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Help Wanted-Female.

WANTRD-Woman 10 cook wash and iron
and stay at II ght. Apply 2515 18th 81. NV.
uc26-6t
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PIANOS at low prices. StieI. SlslnWay.
knabe. Fisher, Shaw, hJh4sT a. Campbell
Marshall q wendell. ChlckeIlug, FOse, etc.
etc, 1nese instruments are All Iuliy guarau-
iced ana must Dc sOld % make room Tor
Tail stock. square Pianos. ia thorough re-
pair, - 10 SIvJ. All Cn easy terms II de-
sIIel.
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Help Vented
Male ana Female.

Male ana Female.
IED-NCu 10 know teach all stand
ard systems Of shorthand and tvpswrttluE
and can prepare pupils for positions In 50
To ~ days. special afternoon sessions for Gov
ernment employees. STE$OGRAPHIC ACAD-
Envy. Colorado building ocs agt
STENOGRAPHER WANTED. at once: en-
gagged by the week. Apply between $ and
u o'clock. 1891 X 81. NV. II
WANTED-Settled man and wife, white. no
children. on small place Of 8G acres. must un-
derstand care OF garden. horses. COVE and
poultry. Call 1912 = ST. NV Oc25-st
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~ nth ST. IVA beautiful newly fur
uished second floor front room; private fam
liy, steam heat and bath. gentlemen or
couple II
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For Sale-Typewriters.

OLIVER TYPEWRITERS-We have some
me bargains at $3.50 each. Come see them.
WELLINGTON OFFICE, sos nth ST. oc=i-tf
THE ROYAL STANDARD NISiBLEi high
grade practical universal keyboard, hghtesI
running, most elastic touch Let as demon
strate Can 1888 r st. NV. or phone 1885,
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Wanted-Furniture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves. bTiC-a-braC and all kinds OF
household goods. BAUMS FURNITURE
SHOP. 18th and q SITS. nv. Phone North 1873
Formerly sth ani a. ocI6-S1t
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1914 NJ sT.-Atuactiye rooms. single or en
suite. second floor. ocZS-3t
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FOX SALE-F1fty heating stoves. slightly
money. ,,ss- =,
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
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SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RFET ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word for al other classified
advertisements Tor less than three Insertions.
II inserted for three more consecutive
days. one cent word for each insertion.
These rates do not apply 20 PeFTOnals
Advertisements VIII be accepted al any OF
the following branch offices at regular Office
rates. II II Is incOn enisut 70 leave advertise
ments at either a branch ctiice or The Times
business OIiice. they laay be Ielephoned direct
90 The Times Main 5zO0j. ana "A messenger
I'll call % collect without additional charge
20 tbs advertiser
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FOR RENTING rooms. IS month: suitable
for gentleman or watchmsEi quiet, others
reasonable. 81 18th St II
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For Rent
UHfuFnisheG IIooms.

| FIVE ROOMS. suitable for housekeeping so.
cali after pm or Sundays % Randolph
ms. oc2s-gt
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FOR RENT-A large, light. comfortably fur
nished room. % gentleman; convenient 20 IA
brary. Capitol. and three lines OF cars. 2sS
p 81. ne. oC2s-st
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For SaIe-hisccslaneous

FOR sALE-fce boxes for grocery use. Don't
buy a box made by d tinker See tffsp-
mOOD. SIN ana K he ~ill she's you she
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kEYS-We call and make keys anywhere In
the city Tor @Jc, prompt service electric bells
burglar alarms, and electric gas lighting cur
specially. drop postal or phone North 2s7O.
PERCY ). ANGLE x CO.. lg-2 l5th st. NV.
ocl5-30t
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WANTEn-An experienced tailOress on
bushei work. good salary, POSSER. s23
Pennsylvania ave. nv oC36-3t
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Situations Wanted-1aIe

PICTURE MAT CUTTER and filter wants
permanent position; all-r0und man. Address
BOX $40, Times Office. oc2S-3t
wANTED-Job as a fireman. steam boiler
work; night OF day. TRANT HOLMES. 81
Sth st, sw. oc2S-2t
DRAFTsMEN au branches): civil Service
preparation. u. j.. J. BOETTCHER, 121I q
st. ne. oc2S-3t
wANTED-By young coiored man, day work
or driving 22n 18th St NV. il
WANTED-By a boy U0 to learn watch
makers trade. Address BOX 500. Times Of
nee. oc27-st
wANTED-wnl pay $500 cash to anyone pro-
curing me good situation. Address BOX 3G4,
Times office. oc27-2t
wANTED-By reliable and experienced man,
position as collector. Address L. c w, e9I
I St NV. oc27-2t
WANTED-By settled married man, work;
collector or anything Address BOX S35.
Times Office. oc26-st
WANTED-Position as stenographer and
typewriter; seven years general Office expert
enCe. sober. honest. and industrious, Al city
references. BOX a. +. Falls Church, Va.
oc26-3t
WANTED--A young man from country wants
something 70 DO: handy with tools. Address
BOX 8Z3, Times ONCE. Oc25-4t
BOOKKEEPER-Book examined, opened.
balanced, etc; small sets kept GRUM-
MOND, sos Seaton place ne. oc25-7t
WANTED-By young man with years ex-
ecutiye experience, position in city; 4 years
experience as practical machiHlst' can give
habits married, with two children. Address
BOX 29S. Times office. oc24-5t
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HOUSEKEEPING; four first floor rooms
nicely furnished, IS: three on third floor. SIS
1913 18th 81. NV. II
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| Neutrality-suspicious. Can at HUNTS
457 O 81 NV Oc2S-3t
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Help Wanted-nale.

WANIED-A typewriter for temporary
work, with "a possibility Of perma-
nency- Hours, 10 am. until pm, or.
n preferable. 80 until 10 80 Address
BOX 3I7. Times Office. and state salary
per Gay expected oc2s2t
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WANIED-Aeu and women tailors for alter
atloHs Ut womeus garments good position
Apply 10 Manager. HEIGHT * CO.. 5i3-5l5-5l,
9Th 81 oc2s-6t
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WILL BUILD NEW MILL.
Clerin- Hamilton Company win Build at
RAYMOND.

Raymond. the enterprising saw mill
town on Willapa Bay, is to have an
other new mill, The order for maehin-
cry has just been placed and will CON
sist OF one ten.foot Allis band saw;
one 72xl0 inch AlIis edger; one T2-
inch saw carriage; one l4xls steam
feed; two 72xls boilers; twin Atlas en-
gine1 l0x24. The new mill will be
strictly modern in every respect and
have capacity OF 10000 feet per
day and the company building 1t will
be known as the Clerin. Hamilton Lum'
Der Company. W, B. Clerin, formerly
head of the Western Cooperage com
pany, is president, and J. G. Hamilton,
lately Of the Columbia Lumber and Box
Company, Of South Bend, is secretary
and treasurer. With such experienced
men at it, head the new enterprise is
bound 10 have successful career
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The Ivena, British, from Mexican
ports and ordered here from San Fran
cisco. is outside the bar out OF reach
Of tugs.
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Mrs. George Pennington. Of the Bon
Ton millinery parlors, left last even
ing for Portland, where she will spend
couple Of days on business.
T. II. Cong OF Portland Ia at the Mer'
wyn.
]. Z. Black OF Portland arrived h
town yesterday.
VIM. G. Carroll is looking up business
here for few days.
Mrs. NJ. f. Potter, who has been in
yery poor health all summer, left on
last nights train for q few weeks Wis
it with friends on the Sound, hoping
the change would help her In regain
ing her strength.
J. G. Reierson Of Elsie left out for
home yesterday afternoon.
G. johnson and wife OF Seaside arr
in the city and will remain over Sun
day.
VIM. f. Herrick Of Misawauke Is in
the city.
JOS. Craig the Ilwaco logger, was ii
the city yesterday.
Mrs. L. G, Davis Of Tacoma IL il
the city, the guest Of Mrs. j. R. A
Bennett.
David Coanors Of Portland was In
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-21
TO CONDEMN RIGHT OF WAY,


The Columbia Valley n, r.. the new
line now being located on the north
bank, between Knappton and the Beach,
has tiletl a new survey and has appar'
emily abandoned its old route and u -
now proposed to cross the Chinook and
wallicut rivers well up near their
heads and then run straight across the
country to the neighhorhood Of Sea
View. thus avoiding the hill near IL
waco and leaving that town out Suit
for condemning tho right Of way has
been illed in Pacific county along the
new route, and against Thos, Linville,
w. C Brown. Jasper prest and Oscar
Mendenhall. The railroad WIN split
Linvilles newly acquired ranch In two
and the next thing we hear will be that
Tom is cutting up his farm into town
lots and founding metropolis.