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Observation-Disclosures.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves. bric-a-brac. and ali kinds OK
household goods. BAUMS FURNITURE
sSOP. sth ana : sts- NV Phone North 1913.
WANTED-At sINCLAIR'S. So Louisiana
ave, furniture. roll-tOp desks showcases
store fixtures. pianos. organs and stocks OF
groceries. Tor cash Storage. &C per load.
wANTED-Highest cash prices paid Tor worn
garments, ladies' 0T Beatlemen-s Also shoes
and hats Address postal and ! VIII call any
hour. .. TAhSHES. lSoS IN St NV Phone
LET Us FIGURE on your cement work.
walks. steps. toor. and coping. d. r PULL
9l-AN & CO. l4ll 9 ST nv Phone uhIs-St
DEAR MADAM: Dent work yourself 10
DEAN; likewise the hired girl; have Ell
LOTT clean those windows; expert work:
this week. ordinary windOws, So each: send
postal. l2So 7th 81 NV. nhis-St
WANTED-Furniture. stoves. and cash reg
isters; contents Of private houses stores
ana lunch rooms a speciality. HOLLYWOOD, Sth
and SITS. uhlS-zt
WANTED - IF YOU ARE GIVING u
housekeeping and wish 10 sell parz or All
Of your furniture. send for the man Whc
nas the reputation ot % years fair dealing
MARCUS NOTES. S26 sth 81. NV; phone
Main 5l7l- fel5-gOt
ZIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture
good condition; Office furniture and house
hold goods OF ali kinds; contents especially.
D. NOTES, 80 Louisiana ave Phone II. 300s.
mhlI-50t
WANTED-Old pictures OF George Washing
ton. American naval and land battles. revo-
lutlonary portraits. etc, send name engra-er
ana puDiiSher on picture p. o. BOX 1872
New York. II
WANTED-To. buy several totaI-adding Ma
tional cash registers, AZ once. Address BOX
go. Times ofioe- mhI7-st
WANTED - Highest cash prices paid for
esst-on clothes; ladies', gentiemen-s ane
children's. address postal. viii call any time.
II. BORNSTEIN. 1919 9TH St NV. fe27-S0t
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
away your old clothing. shoes, hats. and
shirts before seeing me- as pay highest cash
prices for them Drop postal, will call. II
GEWIEZ, 120s eth St nv. mh6-15t
wANTED-Cash register and safe. SIS 7th
St II
WANTED-I buy. take down. and remove
brick and frame buildings. expertly AMI
promptly. 7. EDW. CLARK. Builders Sup
plies. lSoo New Jersey ave. NV Phone y.
s7s fe7-S0t
WANTED-A good second hand piano; tin
pans not wanted Address, stating name
kind, and price, BOX 81, Times Office.
mhlT-3t
DON'T KEEP USELESS ARTICLES, What
Is useless TO you Is useful 20 I buy
old gold. silver, diamonds. watches. ard pawn
tickets; money 70 loan 3ewelry. ABRA-
HAMS. l33 9Ih st. nv. oc2S-6mos
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Attorneys.

ADVICE FREE-DanaSe, divorce, and estate
cases; no charge without service: best law
yers. all courts everything strictly con-
fidential- Address z o. BOX Z. Station A.
City. mhlS-3ot
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Perfetcion in Light Beer

IS well exemplilied by Royal Pilsen." >"
Try case of this matchless brew. Phone
w. 436, Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

AND WHITE SWANS, Canada and
China Geese, Peafowls, Pekin Ducks, Phcas-
ants. Quail, fancy Poultry. Pigeons. Canaries
etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. ~ 18th ST
NV. nhiz-tf
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Dentistry.

UNTIL APRIL THE FIRST. to demonstrate
the superior merits Of "HypnOforn.' We will
extract teeth absolutely free TO pm. daily
THE MUTUAL DENTISTS
1912 + St. y. w mhls-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting:
no pain: look, feel. act. and last longer than
natural teeth shrunken faces made normal:
painless filing. DR. J. L WILSON. 1903 3
St NV feS7-9Ot
FIRST-CLASS WORK, LOW PRICES-Sef
Of teeth, IS up gold crowns, sS up; gold
filings. 81 up; silver filings, soc up: work
guaranteed; no pain DR. GEO. l. ED
MONDS, $40 + ST NV. fe27-30t
DENTAL WORK done by graduates for cost
OF materials at Washington Private Dental
InfTnaIy. 140s ! st. NV. fe20-5O.
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Plumbing.

Not affected by strike. A large force Of
competent workmen. Reliable work. Rea-
sensible prices. MAURICE ]. COLBERT,
6H Z ST. NV. Tel Main 3016.
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TWO NEATLY furnished rooms; light house
keeping: also single room. no other room
ers. 1915 sih ~. NV rnhI7-st
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Wanted-SaleSmen.

LADIES ami GENTLEMEN. HOW rs ,rtIIs ,
THE WASHINGTON BRANCH OF THE
U. S. EMBROIDERY WORKS New York.
oners an opportunity 10 any lady or gem
ueman TO make $40 PER DAY by selling
HlGH-ART. OUR HAND AND FRENCH
SHIRT WAISTS and SUIT
PATTERNS IN PONGEE. LINEN and
OTtER HlGH-GRADE QUALITIES We
guarantee full sizes. at our Office and by our
agents; - security required; money refunded
II not satisfactory Call at Branch Office for
information. or drop postal S. TRACHT-
MAN. Director. sls F st NV. ROOM g.
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NICELY FURNISHED. ROOMS FOR rent. g.
., -; gentlemen or light housekeeping. 2i,
81 ST. NV. mhl7-2t
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Sunday Hours, s P. N. to II P. NJ.
Phila- Oyster s. Chop House. 5l3 11th NV
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The Finest Home-Made Pies.

Yor've never tasted anything better IN
pastry than Holmes genuine homemade
Pies. They are delicious and wholesome.
Made of the very best materials with
crisp. haky cruStS generously filled with
home-prepared filings. All favorite
kinds at 200 each. Genuine homemade
mix Bread, sc loaf. Holmes Bakery,
list and Il SITS. Phones Z. 1440 and 1441.
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~Every Hour on the Hour"

is the splendid service via Baltimore and
Ohio r. r., Washington to Baltimore
from a m. 70 p m week days. re-
turning in like manner Pullman on al
trains. It's easy TO remember this SER
vice.
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WANTED-Immediately woman to do cook
ing ana general housework. 1912 U st. NV
mhlS-3t
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WANTED-A white woman 10 40 general
| housework. cook. wash, and iron; small
family; good wages. c J. BECK, Sth and
Longfellow SITS, Brightwood Park 1t
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LOCAL MENTION.

Take '<oo"!Tonighti Well In tie Morn
ing. The guaranteed cure for colds and
Grippe. Sold by all druggists, 2S cents
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WANTED-Trained nurse Who desires posi-
ton less exacting and more remuneratfye
Address BOX 53S. Times office IL
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For Sale-niSceIIaneous.

meat stores. go, zee boxes for grocery and
a tad Iox 20 ne, dltIerence between a sooa All
have troubia.o oIy y. one made BY tinker and
ms 5. aoPWcoD, sth AMI lane s,s Dut
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FURNISHED ROOM. parior; one furnished.
second floor, 81 per week; quiet man. 222 +
81.
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Storage.

WHY PAY MORE7 We store for T5c load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., AIS 42o-425
10th 81 NV. Phone Main 4229- ja3l-9ot
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az @ ST. NW.-Two rooms. 81 and ss
month; gentlemen mh17-s
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-, SAl>E-CCotents OF three fnef,- g.
- apartments on sale at - stb -
49, t-St,slstlng Of paTlOr. library dining roSn-
- - .ss .Deefoo-n furniture; ali sCood as nev- e.
NV "iS' cost Remember. z2S sth ST
mhIs-rf
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Danci.e.
So IL MooNLIGHT ~

SEE THE MOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES.
THE ORDWAYS, lsI 1Ith s. N W-Ev.-x
Monday, Tuesday, Friday, and Satur,ia.
evening: beginners class, 7.30; advanced, S.25
Lady assistants; six lessons s2-Se. Private
lessons by appointment
mh12-Set Prof CHAs- Il. wTNDHAM.
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CAPITOL HILL-Two bright second aoo
housekeeping; reasonable l23 7th ST ne. i
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TWO ROOMS; light Housekeeping. 72s l0ti
st. -
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Music and Elocution.

tent instructors, rapid advancement euaran-
teed- Address BOX fS5s Times office.
mh14-7t
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TWO nicely furnished. communicating rooms.
second door, suitable for three gentlemen;
breakfast II desired: private family adults:
terms reasonable 1917 9Th ST NV mhI7-7t
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SAIESMAN-Ex perienced in any line TO sell
general stores in Maryland; unexcelled
speciality proposition; commissions and SIS
weekly for expenses. THE CONTINENTAL
JEWELRY CO, Cleveland Ohio II
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Perfection in Oyster Cooking.

.Fhila. Oyster & Chop House. 51S 1th NV.
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and Ohio R. r. Every Saturday and
Sunday All trains both ways. both days,
except Royal Limited
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To Those Who Attend the Grand Opera
at Baltimore March 10 TO II.

Bal -imore and Ohio express trains leave
Washington at s and o'clock p. m with
parlor cars to Mt. Royal station, directly
opposite Lyric Opera House. Returning
after the opera. leave Mt Royal station
1885 D. m. and IL :32 D. m
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TWO furnished front rooms. with good tdols
boara: each suitable for two. 80 III St NV
mhIs-st
THE L1TcHFIELD. s0s I4th ST NV; double
ana single rooms. with board also tnree-
room suite. with private bath: suitable Tor
accommodated. mhls-3t
LARGE ROOM: good board: reasonable. IL
ST ne. near North Capitol ST mhlS-t
WANTED-BoarderE for nicely furnished
tront rooms, with rrst-cIsss board, heat and
bath - per week each; board without room,
~ per week each 2ZT X St NV II
NICELY furnished room, with or without
table board IS c ST. II
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, Win or with
out board. German cooking. convenient TO
nsyy yard employees us G 81. So. rahIT-2t
800 M-Comfortable second story front. with
board; also ball room. two windows hot
water heat: teiephone. rDhI7-2r
WANTED-Two boarders for nicely furnished
bay-windOw front room with hTst-class board:
heat baths 81 per week each. Ie25 I'd *.
NV. mhls-3t
ONE SINGLE third story front room. with
good table board l0l9 j 81 NV mhls-S'
GEORGE WASHINGTON HoTEL~I5th s.ad
New York ave. overlooking White HoUse
up; single room. 81 per month"; good bad
transients. 81 per day and up. mhi5-l5t
FURNISHED ROOMS and board. $ per week
heat. 2lS c ST NV Inhl4-ir
1916 nsT ST. Sw.-Desirable furnished front
rooms. with board; traaslents ard table
boarders: splendid Iocatiou; half square OF
Connecticut ave. cars rAtes reasonable.
n7hI4-7t
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Itmes Want Eos

If you ilave 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
scry.Ice.
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Piara Tuning, $3.50 Fifteen Years
experience. Jas r. Durity. SO5 18th st. Sc
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Bedell Mfg. Co, ess-e4o D St. N. W.

Woven-wire mattresses restretched,
cleansed and painted Chairs caned- We
have on sale every style OF chair cane
known. Phone Main 3621.
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as ois Se sAie-one Il, ,Hs Home Comfort ra5T. 800
eth and X sts 70 HOLLYWOOD.
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NICELY furnished. second floor room tC
gentleman: large porch, near cars. ~ Sea
ton place NV mhl7-st
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viOlets, a5c Per Bunch; Tulips, sc

per dozen. ESQ off on all palms 10 make
room for Easter flowers.
KRAMER'S. 915 r St y. W.
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FOR SALE-Corner grocery. one OF the best
stands in Washington; good trade: viii sell
at invoice price, owner leaves on account
sonal attention address OWNER, Times
Office nhls-3t
CIGAR AND PERIODICAL STORE. excel
lent location Northwest. rent only SO. price.
50; snap NEW YORK BUSINESS BROh-
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE North
west; daily sales. $50: VIII invoice about
5000; owing TO sickness must be sold
highest offer gets IT. NEW YORK BUSI-
NESS BROKERS'. slI F. mhls-St
CORNER GROCERY Northwest: cheap rent;
daily sales. so; only S525- NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS'. 81 F. mh16-3t
DAIRY LUNCH. rent only SIS; daily re-
eeipts. 50; only so; ane location NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 6lI F. mh1s-St
GROCERY. Southwest. with living rooms:
rent ef the whole builcing viii cost you
nothing. price. 500. rare chance NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS. gu F. mhl6-5t
wANTED-Partner in wen-payfng gro-
one 10 attend TO. Address BOX 90. Times
once. nAhls-3t
FOR SALE-Saloon: a Jewel: daily business
$50: exceptional location; lease: Sc 500: no
brokers Address BOX 5l1. Times Office
mhls-T
FURNITURE OF ten-Ioom house; rent. sg5:
hot-watsr neat: all conveniencess SIX rooms
rent for SSos including new 500 piano, viii
take ScSu II infnediatelys worth double Also
furniture nine Tomss $50; near Pension
building. Others. half price II taken quickly.
TOWER. s11 Tth st mhls-3I
FOR SALE-Best corner grocery store in
Northwest $50. Addres BOX 5l2. Times Of
fee mhl6-3t
FOR SALE-Best- paying restaurant in the
city. located Pennsylvania ave: clears
$500 monthly; owner retiring Address BOX
5I4. Times Office mhl6-St
FOR SALE-Cigar store: stock and FIX
lures included $500. Inquire 81 6th St NV.
uah16-3t
POOL PARLOR; center city; eight tables;
rent only IS; price. N.OOO- DUGAN. 6lI
Louisiana mhl6-3t
WHOLESALE LIQUOR ESTABLISHMENT:
established 80 years. $1,000. DCGAN, 6iI
louisiana ave mh1s-5t
FOR SALE-Immediately. splendid paying
rooming house. easily kept. furnishings cost
81, 500; sacrifice account OF other business
make offer. 1914 l. st NV mnl6-st
SALOON, s.. 500; central; IS daily guaran-
teed; only $50 rent CAPITAL BUSINESS
EXCHANGE. Atlantic building. Inhl6-3t
ROOMING HOUSE; central location; hnest
equipped IN city: party leaving city: offer
wanted CAPITAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
Atlantic building. mhle-St
FOR sALE-Four-chalr barber shop. doing
good business; owner going abroad: terms
reasonable. Address BOX S0l. Times ofiice-
mhI5-7t
WANTED-Partner FOR dressmaking business:
she must be competent, with some customers;
a good location, with every facility Ad-
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WANTED-Girls. II years Of age to wrap
small packages and 70 act as store messen-
gers good chances for advancement Apply
m
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1rn m IN sAt6ns so55 ;!5-galion Dupzrquet co~-
sth and X A-1-P HOLLYWOOD,
q.
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Chris. Xanders Pride of Virginia P,

Recommended above all other tonics for
convaIescents. 75c of. Only at 900 7th St
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We Store and Sell Furniture.

Brown & Toison. Aucts.. 14cs H st. NV
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

FURNISHED ROOMS from 81 to 81 per
Meeks or transients- Ill ID ST NV. Il
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished, well heated
St tnhIs-2t
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Table Board.

WANTED-GentIenan table boar,iers: terms
moderate. si7 ] 81 nw. mhlS-3t
wANTED-A few table boarders. I705 7th 81
NV. mhlI-3t
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reJie sOis sAl1A--oo s,ad1 cook stoves: 80 gas -
sts "OOD. sth aud Il
rnhIS-q@
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Rooms and Board.

TWO furnished front rooms. with good table
Doaro: each suitable for two. 80 III ST. NV
mhIS-st
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Business Chances.

FOR BUSINESS Teams. horses wagons and
ougsies. by day. week or month; sl-5o and s.
per day. Furnish you newly painted
wagon. lsttered IN any style I4o5 81 NV
wASTED-Partner with S. 600 TO $1,000 cash
IN lumber and mtiiwOrE business Address
BOX $50. Tines once. mhIS-3t
WANTED-Hustling partner IN secondhand
furniture business, who can invest about
sOco la Monroe st. AnaeOstia. D -
mh1s-3t
FOR -Three-chaIr barber shop; best
location IN Southwest: bright oppCrtUaity
Tor good man. price. $50 Address AL
BlBBS. Box 50. Tines orice- rnhls-5t
MANAGER WANTED = ReIiable company
wants responsible man 10 take charge branch
house IN ID. C. staple lire salary SIS Der
month. and commissions; references and s. 90
cash required Address LOCK BOX SIS. chi
eago. Il
THIS BEATS NEW JERSEY-Charters cheaD
Tor mining, milling. manufacturing, rail-
blanks free PHILIP LEERENCE, former
Asst. Sec state. Huron. S. u. II
A STANDARD MACHINE. $50; earns S75
weekly. Particulars, stamp CONCRETE. "a
FOR RENT-Bakery. ten rooms; large yard
ana big stable; ~ I0th 81. sc. Apply lfZi
II 81. ne. rahIT-7t
FOR SALE -confeetionery aid fruit stand.
1oS1 14-n ~ nv mhl4-St
FOR SALE-Cigar. newsstand. and pooIroom:
good location and business ressonab BILE Ad-
dress BOX $50. Times once. mhIs-St
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for young man
with small capital; coffee business for sale
Aodress BOX so. Tines Office nh17-st
FOR SALE-Desirable hotel business: new
furniture Tor hotel and bar; lease Transferred
trsei must sell on account of health. u. ).
RECTOR, TsneytOwn. Nd mhI7-5t
ONE Of the best Stands IN city; meat, pro
vision; doing god cash business: also two
delivery wagons. one solid ru0Der-Ilrs run
about. address 81. Cent? Market nlh17-5t
FOR SALE-At a bargain yood-paying cs-
gar store Zl25 PennSyIrc-ia ave NV
mhl7-Sr
RESIDENCE price. $3.50: trade for gro
cery.
CLEAR LOTS. near Pennsylvania ave and
18th 81. Sc trade for automobile.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE for small hotel
THlRT4-FTNE ACRES. near District line
Price. s.. 0G0s Uade Tor business
II YOU WANT TO dispose of your business
purchase a business, trade Tor a bust
ness. and you want quick results don't
fair o1er within forty hours after
you have placed your business IN our
hands. We DO not eIpect you 10 leave IL
With
" Il. BAKER & CO.
80 and 227 CorcOran building.
mhlS-st
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Mrs. E. Hutt.
GERMAN MIDwl

Mrs E. Hutt,
GERMAN MIDWIFE,
REGISTERED,
ntS sTH ST. NW--PHONF NORTH 7oOs-M.
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WANTED-Randy man and stockeeper an
salesman THE FAIR, SIS 7th St mhI7-s
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FOR I, e5 sALE-S3 decorated toilet sets f. =
- 80 Se's Tor Ss-sS- HoPWOOD, S,b a. 80;
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Sea Foods, Steaks, Chops, Salads, Etc
Baltimore and Return, s1.a5, Baltimor,

Phila. Oyster d Chop House. 5lS llth NV
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FOR hENT-At summer rates three fur
nished. beautiful south front rooms. conven-
lent 10 18th St cars telephone 1851 Harvard
st fnhl7-at
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FOR sALE-SQuare piano. GabIer; ~ octave
70 close an estate. sou immediate sale desired
address BOX 80. Times Office rnhIs-st
FOR SALE-Br1nswiek-B Bake pool tzbIe az
ouJnL 5Iz Stn NV nlhis-gt
FOR SALE-SmaI flock White Leghorn pul-
lets. JAS PLASkErr. Lorton valley, Va
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Help Wanted-Femaie.

WANTED-Competent white nurse for one
child; references required. 170I 2lst ST. NV
mhlS-3t
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FOR RENT-For light housekeeping. two
furnished rooms; heat. gas. bath. zI7 X
~ ~
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TWO VERY desirable furnished rooms for
young men. also two large rooms for house
keeping gas and bath. lsl4lz 7th ST. NV.
nlhl7-3t
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di1s-1 "a facIANY cheval mirror: extrs5T
10 b ...-r go. revo.yes and tits: sold for 81
ier sd This IS rare bsrsaj5 5e a1rS~ser
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1SS 18TH ST. NW.-WeIl furnished first and
second story looms; phone; porcelain bath
central; tsansients. II
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WANTED-Few good hands in alteration de-
partment. suits and coats. BON MARCHE
8i6 9TH st. n
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ROOMS. 15c and &c: pool, &c game. Nm
ABRAHAM 6l2 Louisiana ave II
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-. - - 1L1f.-G.obc dUpIica, ing uiachiue -
nab1s-,g giuer' 80 cost $50 1701 7th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-Newly furnished rooms. 1915
ST. my. rnhlS-St
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-20
Coast Artillery Is
Not Well Equipped

Washington April Some surpris.
Ing facts regarding the inadcquaCy Of
the Coast Artillery force were brought
out in the recent examination OF Sec
rotary TAFT by the Senate Committee
ON Military Affairs. The Secretary
presented data showing the present
authorized force of Coast Artillery Is
sufficient to provide one relief for only
q per cent Of the guns. mines. range
finders. elc., now actually installed ar
authorized for the coast defenses OF the
United States.
This Is exclusive of reserves, sup
ports, etc. and Is based upon the ac-
tunl number OF officers and men re-
quired II the entire force Of Coast Ar
Llllcry could be mustered In line and
each man marched to his position. II
WINS also shown that this Is an average
shortage of more than 80 per cent IN
the Coast Artillery companies, and
that, due TO this shortage, less than "a
per cent of the dofenses can be actual
~ manned by troops now In service.
In case Of a sudden outbreak OF war
70 per cent of the coast defCnses would
have to remain idle until such time as
volunteers or raw recruits could DO
trained to handle the high-power guns
mines and position finding system. etc
This shortage is said TO be due to thu
fact that the pay is not sufficient to in,
lucc men to enlist for the Coast Artil
lery.
10 Obyiate these conditions Repre-
sentative Hull has presented a bill In
Congress which carries increased pay
for certain grades In the Coast ATtll-
lery that require technical skill, and
increases the authorized strength bJ
about 5000 officers and men. This bill
II passed, will Increase the authorized
strength to ~ per cent OF that required
| Tor one relief a ........ .-.-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-20
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
FOR SALE.

On easy monthly payments, large mod
cn Cottage, 1918 Matlock Ave; I
bedr, ! block from car lines. small
cash payment, bal. so.
A few choice Lots at Puunul Ave. Bar.
gain. Easy terms.
800 acres tract off Nuuanu Ave. Plen,
ty water. Close to car line.
FOR RENT.
Fur ishcd . r. Cottage, Manoa Val
ley ideal Summer home, good bath
ing. Mountain air, Stable. Near car
line, Only sl5 p. m.
House, newly painted, bedr, KuakinI
ST, Sl2.
House, bcdr. Beach Road. $40,
=. Il, Il. STRAUCH,
Waity Building. "A s, King st.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-20
China's Approach
TO SAN FRANCISCO
May Be Difficult

Passengers from Honolulu and tho
Orient, aboard the China, due at san
Francisco today. will know nothing oi
the great earthquake until they arrive.
IT is possible. as q consequence of TIE
oarth's disturbance. that the China vii!
have difficulty In making port.
The passengers are as follows: J. 5
McCandlcss. Dr. Grossman, Miss lis
dale, |. 5. Park. 4. II. Petric. d. T..
Thomas ana wife, Oscar Browne. Mrs.
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