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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-25
Something New-The Beacon
jacquard Comfortable.

Take health and warmth as the FIRST
consideration. Manufacturers have spent
much time ana patience In perfectius bed
coverings.
The Beacon Manufacturing company
have succeeded in producing an article OF
cotton that is the acme OF perfection. They
come TO us marked
JACQUARD CoNdFoRTABLEs.
These being made Of the choicest thor
oughly beautiful designs and borders, and
the colors-mode, gray, light blue, pink,
cadet. pastel greens-are absolutely un-
fadeable. Price $500 and S4O0-snd per-
haps you'll do as others are doing. pick
out a Christmas gift while the assortment
is st its best. Wen do our part by care
fully storing II for you, and delivering It
the day before Christmas II you wish.
See them in our Howard street window.
Feel OF them at our blanket store.
West basement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-25

NcbrnsIa Entry in HantinE Glass a
-. snrnFIse. -..-r I

Nebraska Entry in HahtihK Glass a
~, .fe.e SurpFise.
Joseph ~ cudahy rode his chestnut mare
70 hue ribbon last night and showed 70
the world that Nebraska has some jumpers
which can take the bars as well as the
Wanted horses Of New York and Canada.
No prettier exhibition Of horsemanship was
ever given in an Omaha show ring than
last night when Mr., Cudahy took the jumps
with bis favorite hunter AS the mare APP
preached the bars she never hesitated and
Mr.. cudahy sat the saddle In perfect form.
seeming 10 be almost part Of the animal
and the bars were cleared. He was
given an ovation on every jump and fudge
Borden had little dimoulty in deciding to
give him the fret place. When IL is con-
sidered that he beat such horses az Pearl,
Glendale, Wyoming and Clearwater It can
be realised what Nebraska has IN the way
Of hunters He had another entry ridden
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-25

= ''LADDIE KNIT CoTE"-No. ia. is as
cute garment for boys and girls as Is
possible to knit. This also comes In all
sizes, from to 70 years, and in the fol-
lowing colors-white navy, cardinal, white
with blue trimmings, navy with cardinal
or oxford shade. trimmed In brass buttons
-S2.0O each.
'iPAsTIME BJoUsE'--No. 49, is one OF
our most popular numbers for boys and
girls between the ages OF 2 and 70 years.
It is an absolutely practical garment for
hard wear at play or In school, has a
pocket; comes in white, navy, cardinal,
maroon and oxford shade. brass buttons
s.. 80 each.
No. 81. IN red and navy, plain knitted.
from to u years, brass buttons-Sl.5 80 each.
Main floor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-25

Wouien's ntece cotton vests. ecru color.
hiah neck. long sleeves. drawers 20 match,
ankle length, French band, CSC each.
women's Heavy fleece cotton vests, cream
or white high nook long sleeves. drawers
70 swatch. ankle length, nothing better for
cold weather
Children's hns ribbed fleece wool shirts,
high neck. long sleeves. drawers and pants
e. match ankle length. a good heavy gar
fnent, 80 each. Main Floor.
Knit Skirts.
Tnus0si showing % these thanksgiving
garments, pretty new patterns, elastic knit,
ats snugiya 70 the body. an ideal protection
for thsse cold. damp days.
Knit skirts Of plain gray, navy. red and
BLACK also black with red stripes and
srsSrw With black stripss prices $780, 500
and s2.25 each.
skirts Of outing Flannel plain pink. light
blue md white. also plain white, with pink
embroidered rune prices, SOC and 800 each.
second Floor
Free Lessons, Art Embroidery.
Miss steenstrup. expert needle artist.
gives free instructions in art embroidery
every day from to p. m. All the newest
stitohts are taught Materials must be pur-
chased here. Glass meets on second floor.
CUSTOMERS DEPOSIT ACCOUNT DE-
PARTMENT.
we pay : per cent interest on your un-
spent balance. compounded every three
months. This is not hank. Ask about II
when IN the store. Balcony, Main Floor.
Mems Union Suits.
u you once wear a union suit, you will
say Goodbye, forever" to the two-pleos
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-25

garments. No shirts rolling up, no draw
ers sagging down, when you wear a union
suit Your clothes will fit better and you
will feel a great deal better without a lot
Of bundlesome clothing AROUND your waist
We have carried the STERLING and "Su-
perior' union suits for the past ten years.
This fact alone should be sufncient recon-
mendation as to their ft and wearing quail
tiles Be sure TO get tho right size II you
don't. you will feel uncomfortable. The
statesmen in our Mems Department are very
careful about this, and will see that you get
the right size.
superior make Union suits si.OO to $500
per suit.
sterling make Union suits, $3.50 to $500
per suit
Before buying your winter underwear
come to our store. We will be pleased TO
show you our entire line
Main Floor. s.,
Sweaters for Boys and Girls.
our department OF wesrabIes for the
little folks Is ready with a plentiful array
OF cold weather wearabies. Sweaters
have always been more or less in demand.
but right now they are at the height Of
popularity. For romping, playing or school
wear there could be no better garment,
very protecting and warm, 100, for these
cold days.
Have you seen the Howard street window
display Pretty doliies, daintliy logged in
dresses from Thompson. Belden & Co.'S
Infants wear department. Bring the chill
dren; they viii enjoy Il.
PETER PAN-No. Isl is handsome ALL
round garment for boys or girls between
the ages OF and 70 years. knitted in
handsome stitch and is made for service
comes in white. navy cardinal. maroon
and oxford shades, with brass buttons
$500 each.
n,,o,o d,&,..,,1A,, TI,,o.,s,....
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CONTINUED On Fourth PaEe)

and Neuralgia From COIds.
Laxative BromO ouinine. the world VIDE
Col6 and Grip remedy removes cause, Call
for full name. Look for signature z. w.
Grove &c. F ars-r
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-25
Free Lessons, Art Embroidery
Mems Union Suits.

u you once wear a union suit, you will
ssv Goodbye. forever" to the two-pleoe
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-25

TELEPHONE DOUGLAS els.

me, between seasons.

Is heavy
little cool for garments For between we have the soft
the prefer them All garments carefully made
stylish standard quality. Modesly priced
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Help Wanted-Male.

WANTED-Whitc barber for Saturday:
steady II satisfactory. on King ST., AleXau-
dria. Va. jy262t
WANTED-Buss. at once. scuiIions ana poF-
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR THE CONsTRUC-
ton of Sewer.-Onice of the Commits
sioDers. D. c., july - 1305.-Sealed pro-
posals viii be received at this office un-
in 70 O'CLOCK. NOON. AUGUST b.
1906. for constructing sewer in the Dis
trict of Columbia. Specifications and
forms of proposal may be obtained at
Room No 43. District Building. HENRI
l. WEST. JOHN BIDDLE, Commits
sioners. ID. g. jy27-6JeXSu
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
or THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
Washington, July 20. 1956-Sealed pro
pOsals Will be received al this office uS-
I'll u O'CLOCK NJ. AUGUST 9, 1905. 10
sell to the Dh triCI Of Columbia a site
for a combination truck and engine
house. within the territory lying east OF
Rock Creek. west of 18th street, and
north of Florida avenue Said site 10 be
not less than one hundred and ten QlO
feet In depth nor less than nifty t9g feet
in width. a certificate % the collector
Of Taxes, that tn, bidder has deposited
with him 10000 as a guarantee or safe
in case his hid is accepted, must &C
company me pr7pusa for each site. The
Commi toner's .-eser = the right 10 re-
jevt any or all BIDS. HENRY i. WEST
JOHN BIDDLE. Commissioners u the
District Of olurabia. 1yZl-5t-eNSu
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NVANTED-An experienced salcslady Tor our
drug and fancy goods department. Apply
win references 10 II. EISENAIANN &
BROS. $40 lth 81. NV Jy26-3t
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Country Board.

WANTED-A couple for large room at
The Naples one mile from Dunn L0ring
station; large. shady lawn excellent water.
milk. chickens, fresh vegetables. etc AIis.
Il. :. PORTER. Merriheld. Va jyZ1-gt
REAL COUNTRY BOARD. pure milk ana
vegetables. al Mrs. IS. q. FISHERS. on
i, & q. also two squares from electric line
Address r. +. D., no. 3. Rockville. SD.
HOME COMFORT-DeslrabIe country homo
In the mountains. 90 miles west Of Washing
ton, on Is. & ~. convenient 40 station, post
Office, phone, churches. etc. bathroom COM
pletei fresh produce raised on place, terms
moderate. Mrs. r. PARK WILLARD. Knox
VILE. Nd. Jy25-7t
THE RANGE-Good board on farm. plenty
milk and vegetables location high. no mos
quitcess s. "a week. MRS. u. l.. CAN'T.
r. + y. 90. Laurel. I'D jy-5-it
SUMMIT PARK HOTEL, Gsithersburg. Nd.
Mrs- CHARLES CULLEN. Manager High,
healthy location. cool and shady, 20 miles
from Washington on b. a. o. railroad mod
ern plumbing and steam heating. fine tennis
court and other anuzemeuts. excellent table,
rates So per month special rates % families
and permanent guests. open all the year
iyI4-S0t
BREWSTER PARK HOTEL. LAUREL. ND.
Prices reduced 20 s. and 50 per week send
for circular Nights always cool. ie-s-3t
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Trustees Sale.
c c. SLOAN & Co. Auct.oneers. 1907 C 4

c. c. SLOAN & co. Auct.oneers. I4o7 C o..
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IN
PROVED REAL. ESTATE. No. 406 ELM
STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF a certain deed or trust re-
corded In Lber No 1850. at folio AZ q seq.
of the land records OF the District OF Solah-
bia, the undersigned viii offeT Tor sAie az
public auction, in front az premises. on A}N-
DAY. THE SIXTH DAY OF Al tTt 81 4.t1.
AT O'CLOCK +. n, tEe following described
real estate situate in the county OF Washing
ton. in said District viz, To- NO p, IN
SPEECH and Moore subdivision in block No
Il. Le DToit Park, as P4r pi At IN county
Book No. s an page So, OF a. records IN
the Office of the Surveyor of said District
subject 70 a right OF way over The rear three
feet and the east three feet II said lot ny its
depth fer the use of lots IS, - y, ana =
for alley purposes. Terms. One-third casni :
balance in equal installmeuts ar one and Two
years with interest al . per centum per an =
num- payable semi-ancually from the day OF
sale and secured by Deed OF trust on tle
property sole: or all cash az the purchaser :
option deposit Of 500 viii be- reQLlrel az
the time Of sale All conveyanCing ana re-
eording VIII De AZ the purchaser cost Ief"is
70 be complied with within ten days other-
wise The trustees reserve the Tgnt 10 ftseii
~ the risk and cost Of the eefauluns Pur-
chaser. -,.,,,>-s-<,-
ALpIs B. BROWNE.
s,-97.e, -eo7z.ds Trustees.
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Dancing.

LARGEST AND COOLEST Hall ~
THE CITY. ELECTRIC FANS
OPEN ALL SUMNER
THE ORDHAY. 81 uth ST y. W--IsveTy
Tuesday Thursday. and saturday even
ing. Beginners class. $50; advanced, $50.
LADY assistants, Lesson. soc; six lessons,
81 80 Private ss1a by appointment Hail
iy2I-S5t PROF C8As. NJ wYNDHAAf-
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. 15c. guar
aDtee waltz ana tWO-step, nve lessons,
coaching ia all English branches; speci2.
rates Piano, mandolin. 2Jci quick. mod.
r,-atbod- class 81 mo. Address with STAN ped
enyelope. BOX 81. Times Office. Jy27-2t
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Observation-Disclosures

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
away your old clothing. shoes hats ami
shirts before seeing me. as ] pay highest
cash prices for them. Drop postal. Will call
H. GEWlRZ. i2Os 5th ST. NV. jyI9-lat
WE PAY READY CASH: bring your cast
or clothing to me; viii pay the very highest
cash prices for them, phone 1885, drop postal,
Will call. l. kESSLER. l2J4 1th 81 nw.
1p4-8h
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jy27-6t-eod&ds.
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Dentistry.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting.
40 pain look, feel 4ct. and last longer than
natural teeth sh-dnllen faces made normal.
painless ulling, DR. j. L. WILSON. 1893 +
ST. nv. fy-q-- aG+
FIRST-CLASS WORK, LOW PRICES-Set
OF teeth. So up. gold crowns. IS up: gold
Killings. 81 up silver filings zoe. work
guaranteed no pain DIR. GEO. l.. Ed
MONDS, $40 ST. Rw. iy27-30t
CUT-RATE DENTISTRY-SPEC SET
OF Teeth $50 $40 sets, 81. TO- e Gold Crowns
So, HTiaEeWoTk, $3.50 Fiji ugs 50C. All con
situations ana extracting absolutely Tree
ARMY AND NAVY DENTAL PARLORS.
COR. ITH AND + SITS. NV. Entrance. 68s
F 81. Phone Main 4s24-M 1e29-31t
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leo DRY AND CLEAN. separate storage
speciality. PEOPLES STORAGE AND EA-
PRESS CO. c. r. CLIFFORD & CO. Pro-
prietors, 1870 7tn st. NV Phone y. go ID
Why pay AdOREY We store for 55c load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. Als-t-o-t-9
fl4h Main 4lZa fnEL-Sgf
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HORSE. wagon. and harness: a bargain, SO;
must be sod. 1871 9th 50. NV. tys5-3t
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FOR SAIE-Lunch room doing good bpsl-
ness ! want to leave town. 4o7 l3A 81. nv.
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Observation-Disclosures experienced white
waitress at BURTON HOTEL 226 North
Capitol ST.. reference fvg7-at
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WANTED-Neat. strong colored girl FOR gen
eral Homework. Apply 2u c St NV. IL
WANTED-Girl for general homework; sun
days of. 500 Eth ST. NV ty2l-3t
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Automobile Tires.

DIAMOND and Continental ClinChers, great
endurance prize winners. fun line Morgan &
WI GIN, Dunl0ps, any put on while you wait,
no charge; Hartford tires. half price. Good
prices for your old tires Expert tire and
tube repairing, guaranteed work. Recovered
tires cheap. JONES TIRE WORKS C01-sG4
Z 81. NV. Phone Main 1866. jy25-th. IT. sa-tf
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For Rent
Furnished Houses.

FURNISHED HOUSE for rent very cheap:
six rooms and bath. with use o. fine piano;
part taken 10 board II desired. ga 81
ne. 1y-5-3t
FURNISHED HOUSE. four months. eight
rooms. telephone in house. all S-s per month";
Holmead place, WASHINGTON REALTY
CO. 1901 NeW York ave Jy-5-3t
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LOCAL MENTION.

Royal Pilsen Costs You No More
Than any other light beer, though it's the
most extensively brewed Of all call for
II at bars. Abner-DruTy Brew. Co.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NoRTHMEsT.


GOLDEN BERG D tIn AMI o. SITS. NV.
.. kANN SONS a. 60, ALn IA Market space.
EItNIN . CIGAR STORE, lam and Fla. ave.
EKEIN'S CIGAR STORE zyl2 l4th 81. nS.
ROBERT 4. PETZOL.D, The Harvard PhaF-
macy, nth and harvard els.
". a. DAZZLING, cor. lsth and i sts. NV.
J.. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7th st.s khOds
Island ave, ana K ST. nv.
CHAS. q. HORNUNG, Chrlstiaui Pharmacy
sW. col. lth and ~ sis. nv.
DOM & SANFORD. New York ave, and
North Capitol 81.
r. a. NEITCH. z0th and n sts. nv.
oUIGLEl's PHARMACY. zlst and Z sts-
GILLETTE & CO.. 18th and L SITS. NV.
= n WAGNER g. CO, LIST ard II sts. NV.
i Z. TAYLOE. Ger. 9Th ana = SITS. NV.
EUGENE IL. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave. nv.
NORTHEAST.
CHAS. II. BLUAlEF. y. Cap. and r SITS. ne
AeCHESNEI q JOACHIM. cor. ID and ( Sta.
SOUTHEAST.
a. E. POWELL 4th ana East Capitol sts
ODONNELL DRUG CO., Sth and q SIS Sc
SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EIsENBEIsS. 7th and B SITS. sw.
AlsACOsTIA.
BTRT's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
seneEson SIS
BROORLAND. D c.
ARTHUR Il. +. LUERSSEN, Drug Store
ALEXANDRIA. VA
r. L. CARNE s CO.. 7os King 81
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Miscellaneous

OLD CARPETS woven into reversible rugs.
PAREIL, 123 9th stsse fv97-gt
A-OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO me art
rugs only weaving concern here. WASH.
INGTON RUG CO.. s2l 9Th 81. NV Phone
90 ap6-tf
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

TRY LEE BIRD STORE 1901 9Th 81. NV
for parrots, canaries, iinnets gold nnches
monkeys, rabbits, guinea pigs. etc jys5-8t
YOUNG PARROTS. eanaries, dogs homing
pigeons rabbits, guinea pigs. white mice
rats. goldfshes, and Flea-fea Soap. qtc
SCHMIDS BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th 81. nv
jylS-tf
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

WA%TED-YUu can learn the Syllable system
OF shorthand In j. hours: attain speed OF
- 10 100 words in $50 hours. and We viii pro-
cure position for you We teach also Pit
man. Graham, Gregg and Barnes systems:
typewriting, and Spanish. SIENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building. Phone u.
ll42. iy5-S0t
BOARDING CHEF given valuable position
and ir,erests unlimited table boardeTs. choice
IocEdon. Address MENU, Times Office, II
WANTED-Couple 20 work in the suburbs,
woman 10 do general Homework, man 10
drive and help around house; good home
and good wages 10 the right people. Ad-
dress BOX 2S1, Times office. jy26-6t
WANTED - Starchers. RALEIGH STEAM
IACSDRY. ga sth St NV. Jy25-st
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Rooms and Board.

1916 Large. airy bay-windoW and other
comfortable rooms, modern, high-ciass house,
with or without board, translents taken
1y25-5t
FOR RENT-Two large communicating. fur
uished rooms, with good board terms rea-
s0nabie. telephone. l0Zl sJh 81. uW. ty24-lt
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL, 18th aad
New York ave. overlooking White House
Flrsf-class family hotel double rooms. Sij
up single rooms. So per MONTH good board
tTansients, 81 per day and up 1yl8-lt
TWO large front corner rooms; one small
ROOM convenient location; moderate rates.
THE ST. JOHSSBCRY, 40I stu 81. nw.
jyz2-1t
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Help Wanted-Female.

WANTED-An experienced lady stenographer
and typewriter at once; salary s.. THE
FAMOUS. 425 Ith ST. NV IyZI-St
WANTED Several energetic city solicitors;
only those with experience and first-clas5
references need apply. call between and
10 a. m. l. II. COURSEY, 12l6 Maryland
ave. ne Jy-t-ot
WANTED-A short distance in the country,
near electric cars IN family Of two a
col0red woman 10 cook, wash. and iron;
also ehambermaid and waitress who VIII
assist with the washing and ironing Ad-
dress BON 800, Times Office. jy27-2t
WANTED-Imme experienced white
waitress at BURTON HOTEL. 236 North
Capitol ST.. reference. jy27-3t
WANTED-CoIcred chambermaid and dining
room girl llo9 II 81. nv. II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. waitress. WALLIS
CAFE. 6l7 18th ST. NV. Il
WANTED-Giri for general housework; ref
erence. 34l9 Brown 81 NV. jyz7-st
with good reference 1I4O
Connecticut ave. nv II
general houseworker at
once. no washing or ironing. 932 r NV.
1y2i-5t
woman to do general
houseworlS. GEIGER, Pharmacist, corner
6th and SITS. ne. II
TO cook. wash and iron.
2Ol4 81. nv. It
Experienced waitress, eolored.
SO u St NV Il
WANTED-Neat. strong colored girl Tor gen
eIal houseWork. Apply 2u { 81 NV II
WANTED-Girl for general homework; sun
days or. 500 7th 81. NV, ty2l-3t
WANTED-White girl for homework; stay
nights small family. state wages required
Address SUBURB. Times Office. Jyz3.z..-S
Observation-Disclosures i've hrst-class
.E1F.
Room IS. HUTCHINS BUILDING. 10th and
ID SITS. NV. Jy26-2t
Experienced lady pension clerk;
must be able 10 examine and nle evidence;
position permanent. Address BON 2oi Times
office. Jy-o-5t
experienced saleslady for our
drug and fancy goods department Apply
with references 70 n. EISENAANN a.
BROS. $40 5th ST NV. jy26-3t
WENTWORTH CAFE 1907 Pennsylvania
ave. NV, one counter girl, one waitress
white none but experienced need apply; no
Sunday work Jy-6-d
WANTED-A young saIsslady With some sx-
perience in a ladies furnishiugaand fancy
store. Apply at COS 9th ST. NV. iy-6-2:
who understands her bust
ness. ISIS u 81. NV. jy26-5t
woman TO take charge
OF restaurant kitchen 1908 eth 81. nv.
Iy-6-5t
wANTED-Tea white Mattresses for Au-
gust and September mountain resort. way
paid. Apply az once. FISHERS AGENCY.
4l9 10th 81 NV. jyZj-9t
WANTED-Woman for general homework.
with reference. SO nth 81. NV. jy25-3J
WANTED-Light. coIored woman % cook.
wash, and iron Apply 1857 Euclid ST.
iy25-3t
TED-Experienced white waitress. SIG
q NV. 1y25-Gt
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and waitress; 20
home nights, Apply 1919 B.ltmOre St uW.
jy2J-3t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nnlsher and button
hole maker on coats. third floor. 4j1 7th 81.
NV. jy25-3t
WANTED-Strong white girl living home 20
assist in houseworks Z a. IN. 90 Z ,. IA.
state wages. Address BOX 239, Times Office.
Iy24-5t
wANTED-Lady collector. Apply ROOM
505. 533 18th 81. NV jy23-tf
ANY intelligent person may earn SlJ TO $50
monthly az home In spare time corresponding
for newspapers no Canvassings experience
unnecessary; send for particulars. PRESS
SYNDICATE, Lockport. ~ =. myl4 -90J
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THREE t7lI3 rooms, large closets 30 D St NV.
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For SaIe-AutOmObileS

FOR SALE-A d0ubie-Cylinder automobile:
Eearchlamp, speedOmeteT, side baskets etc. /.
carry nve persons, perfect order: viii dem
onstrate; bargain. Address BOX 3J4. Times
Office. jy27-3t
FOR SALE-AutOmobIIe. seating four, per
feet condition. tools. lamps etc, $50. I420
y 81. NV. Jy26-3t
SWINEHART CUSHIONED TIRES. speak
Tor themselves; tire troubles ended. JONES
TIRE WORKS. Agents. 602-G04 + 81. Phone
Main 305e. jyI2-th. (. sa-I3t
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For Rent-Houses.

FOR RENT-By ROBERT G. SHIN. 40
C s. NV. phone NJ. 5ls3-A delightful new
home. I554 f st. Sc. two Stories siE rooms
and modern bath: rent only $3.50 pe. month.
jy27-3t
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Z Z Wy itl-N i-Inree large rooms. suitable for
housekeeping UNFINISHED. 2i8s PennsyI-
Vania ave. law. n
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EOh hE-NI'-Three communicating front
Ioo,ns, gas. for light housekeeping; reference
preferred AZ st ST NV jy27-3t
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Oit ken I--fwo nice large rooms for light
housekeeping IN suburb S. per month. one
car LaTe Address BOX 30l. Times Office.
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BROOKLAND. D c.
ARTHUR II. +. LUERSSEN. Drug Store.
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ltA-lL7-NJ7 7 L.
BTRT's PHARMACY. corner Monroe an
Jefferson SIS.
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For Rent
unfinished Rooms.

ONE large back room with ~, vlndows.
convenient 20 Government II. hitting and
= ehsloh Offices and also 10 car lines; only
- per month 2J3 @ 81 nv. iy27-4t
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Wanted-RoomS q Board.

wANTED-By man and wife with TWO chill
dTcn. months and years. room and board
In or near city state price. Address BOX
81. Times Office. ly27-3t
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TWO del ghtfui rooms: large porches: porce-
lSlh Tiled bath, south front: new house. Ga
Z 81 ne. II
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L. CARNE s CO.. 703 King 81.
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Situations Wanted-hale.

WANTED-Ey bank clerk having had 2i2
years experience in one Of the leading bank
ing and trust Companies in this city, situa-
ton: would Trefer bank, real estate Office,
or mercantile nTm; references furnished Ad-
dress BOX &2, Times office. jy21-2t
VANTED-By- a bright boy Of good cEarac-
ter situation In an Office. Address BOX
290 Times Offlcy. II
WANTED-By good reliable boy, position
OF any kind a. New York ave NV II
yVANTED-Plac, by respectable colored man
81. Jy-i--l
WANTED-By boy Of Is. work of any kind;
plumbing trade or Office work preferred
+, s, T. st. Sc. II
WANTFD-Position as porter or janitor;
capable OF taking charge OF any place. al
4th ST. Sc. iy2b-zt
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