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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02
NM M0ztaZ hwS 1aazs
No. VIII By Dorothy Take

"A BOYS room should be a suitable A playground for his individuality. N A delightful treatment for the walls Of a boy's room is to have them sheathed with wood and covered with denim or burlap. so that nails may be driven in without defacing the walls. and pictures and posters can be easily pinned up. F1owered papers are to be avoided in a boys room, so if paper must be used, have either plain paper or one with a geometrical design. If denim or burlap is to be used, green or tan would be the best color, and the choice between these two should be governed by the exposure of the room and the amount of light which pervades it. However, if green is preferred de- spite the fact that the room is rather dark, the denim could run to a picture rail, and a light yellow felt paper could be put above this and on the ceiling, which would tighten the room consid- erably, and give 1t delightfully."- sunny effect. Moreover, a picture rail Is al- ways a useful addition to a boys room.
 There should be shelves of some sort in the room where the lad can stow away such treasures as his stamp al- bum, his butterflies, his postal coilec- tion or whatever happens to be his hob by, for hobbies tn a boy should be en- coura ged, as they help 0 bring out his manly traits. The athletic boy should have his weapons about. his fencing foils crossed above the mantelpiece, his gun above the door, his golf sticks in the corner, his cups and his medals here and there. Such room as this snouIo have strong, heavy furniture, so that in case the boy was tempted to take down his boxing gloves and have bout with his chuu nothing would be damaged, unless, possibly, the eyes or nose of one of the participants
 A typical boys room is shown in the illustration. The walls have a dado Of tapestry paper in blue. tan and terra eotta, with a plain tan felt above the picture rail. The enamel bed has an at- tractive cover made of a 12ls,cent figured muslin, finished off with Q heavy lace edge. The walls are covered with a variety of things, such as adver- tisements, posters, dance cards and pho tographs. Golf sticks, baseball bats'
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' HERE is nothing more refreshing
 on a hot Cay than e glass of iced
 tea-especially if it is given to ono ,DevnectadIv when ona
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BUREs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson gts.
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

JUST RECEIVED, fine MEXICAN double vel
low head and Cuban. also Bee Bee Parrots
singing canaTles. collie, bun terriers fox
terriers. Eolddshes. etc
SCIMIDS BIRD STORE.
seI3-tf 1l2 18th ST. NV.
TRY LEES BIRD STORE, 1sql 5th 81. nw.i
hand raised double and single yellow heads
Isle Of Pines and dwarf parrots. canaries.
monkeys, thoroughbred fox terriers, male and
female. seZ8-tf
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Dancing.

THE ORDWAT EI IIth ST. n W-Every
Tuesday Thursday. and saturday even
inE. beginners class 1890. advanced $500
Lady assistants. Proper discretion used in
admitting scholars 60 our academy Lesson.
sae- six lessons. S-5d. Private lesson hy aD-
psiutuIcuJ. HAN for renr. Highf OF day
seI-30t PROF CHAS. n WINDHAN
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS, 75e; gs4ar-
waltz and 1-sJeD. lessons. class. 81 per
month Dancing hail foT rent. Address ggiih
stamped envelope. " i. q Satisfaction e.
se2J-gt-cGSU
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Automobiles.

$50 takes handsome steam rInabout. with
top; in good condition. VIII teach To- operate
free. Address BOX AZ. Times office se25-st
FOR SALE-T Vo-c>. Under gasoline autoguo-
bile, seat four in perfect order. a bargain:
$50. I2S SIN ST. NV. se24-gt
STANTON PARK AUTO CO. 5th and L. sfs
ne. cars for hire. storing painting and re-
pairing. ali work guaranteed. cars called for
and delivered. Phone T.. ss6 Il. ssz4-Tt
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
GOLDENBERG' S. 7th and X SITS. NV.
5. kANN, SONS a. CO., Sth and Market space.
ERWIN s CIGAR STORE, l4th and Fla ave.
". T. MCNGL41. cigar store. l4Ll and 4 n".
ROBERT T. PETZOLD, The Harvard PhaF-
may. lltb and Harvard SIS. NV.
w n DAZZLING cor l4th and Il SIS NV
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor 7th ST.. Rhode
Island ave. ana Il at. NV.
CHAS- G. EORNUNG, ChristianI Pharmacy
So. Cor. 7th and IA sts NV.
DOM d. SANFORD, New YORK ave- e3a
North Capitol ST.
r. 4 NEITCH. 2Dth and NJ sts- NV
QUIGLEi $ PHARMACY 2lst and q sts. NV
GILLETTE & CO. 18th and J. SIS. NV
s. n WAGNER g. CO. Ist and II SITS NV.
J. 7. TAYLOE cor 9th and 2 sts- nv.
EUGENE r. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave n".
NORTHEAST
ClIAS. II. BLUAIER. n. Cap. and r SITS. ne.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM coz. ID ana l. SIS
SOUTHEAST.
A. T. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sts.
ODONNELL DRUG Co. sth and O. SITS.
II S. FEALT. NV. cor. nth ST. and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EIsENBEIss. Ith and streets.
ANACOSTIA-
BURTs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SIS.
PROOKI.AND. d. C.
ARTHUR IL. r. LUERSsEN. Drug store
ALEXANDRIA. Va.
r. L. CARNE & CO. 70S King 50.
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Personal.

NINE. ZENITA. Card and Palm Reader. 121s
9Th 81. NV. sag5-Tt
BIAIE THEO. Medium, PaInIst. and Car5
Reader, s25 II st. NV. German spoken
se-a.-us $50
NORKINGAIEN see here u0W. no foolish
ness about this. we certainly VIII bpvguI IA
doubt furnish sou with "a good rafi0r-uIade
suit Of clothes at prices that VIII ustouish die
man who has 10 be careful OF his money
JUgTHS OLD STAND, 6I9 ID.
seaf-7t
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Advertisements win be accepted at any OF
the following branch Offices al regular UfiCc
rates. II nc ls inCouFeuieEI 10 leave advertise
Ments AZ either "a branch office or The Times
Business Once. they may be telephOned direct
10 The Times tMalu a-00). and messenger
Wtl call TO collect without additional charge
60 the advertiser.
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WANTED-By respectable young man, place
as house man. 1898 22d ST NV. lt
WANTED-A eood position as delivery driver
or inside work. Address Z. STONE. 702 18Th
81. NV. sc11-Lt
WANTED-By a Young coIored man place %
work in private family or around house. Gail
sos i ST. NV. lt
WANTFD-By a boy OF %. a position as
clerk tfpewriter. with five years experience;
reference, Address BOX 444. Times Office
se23-3t
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ltDoAS FAbEtEDr 2lta ups house painting
lowest prices. CHAS- A. CARLISLE rfS u
ST. ue- Phone East 1880. =-ge---
PAPERHANGERS and decorators best ~
work. lowest uf prices guaranteed MAN
DERS & BEAIE. 80 r ST. NV sszs-lt
ROOMS PAPERED. e5c- cheaper than 9f6er
firms work guaranteed. II. HEWITT. sIE
East Capitol 81 se9a-st
WALL. PAPERS cents per rou. ,Ht-.
A CARLISLE. 6is II sts. ue. se-9-sl
WM. y. MAHONEF. the Progressive Fsrzr-
hanger reliable prompt. cheap. leEal guar
AnIee covers ali our work Send postal sr
free samples and estimate. Main store cos
Pennsy lVauia ave So. telephone East IA F
OF following agencies De Maine q Co. s2I7
~ - nW.i Edl2vitch.s store, Bowie, sd;
IL Monroe ST. AnaC1sLIa. NHWCGUbe's drug
store. EungTess Heights, 6a7 New York ave
NV, l25p i ST. Sc ColaWag store. Laurel
Md. General store. Glendale P1stafHce
Colonial Beach, Va Ingalls, Real Estate or
nee HyattsvilIe, AID. ShaW5s store. TWlaing
City: Lloyd's store. SeabrocAe. lid. New
agency. just established, Harrison Realty Co..
Rhode IslalC ave and 2Jth 81. BrOOklaHd-
seZl-7t
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LOCAL MENTION.
3reater Washington Meat Market.
School Children Need "Malto Bread.

II embodies all the food elements the
diet of growing children should include
Better have iL for your table ASK for
Schueiders Malt Bread at gTOCers.
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% Mattresses Renovated-

Made good as new. Thorp Carpet Clean
ing Co. ISN Maine ave sW- Phone N 20-J-
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l. z. POWELL, 4th and East Capitol sts.
, )'DONNELL DRUG Co. Sth and q st5.
e. S. FEALT NV. cor. litA ST. and Pa. ave.
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Is Royal PiIsen" Your Beer?

Despite expensive brewing the price iz but
&c. All bars. ADner-DTury Brewing CO.
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Purissima Rye-an Ideal Liquor.

It's q tonic for health-a beverage for
hosnitality. Pure. smooth, and of de-
lightful bouquet and taste. Phone y.
DPS. WA. CANNON, I2Z5 9Th ST. NV.
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HAS. II. BLuNER. N. Cap. and r SITS. ne.
fcCHESSEY & JOACHIM. cor. "a and L sts-
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WANTED-Settled woman fcT general mouse
work; family OF three; ref renccs- Apart
ment = IS q ST. nv. ~
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VANTED-Responstbl women for special
laundry work TOLMAN LAUNDRY. 9Th and
g sts nw. se23-6t
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Help Wanted Male.

WANTED -FIrst-ciass pIesser and porter
SCHWARTZ * TELLMAN. 505-1 1th 81 nv
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ALEXANDRIA. Va.
r. Z. CARSE & Co. 75s King 50.
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ANACOSTI-

SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EIsESBEIsS. Ith and B streets.
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WANTED-Skirt and waist hands. also help
ers on skirts and waist. JEANNE. 1923 l7th
81. NV seZ3-3t
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Welshbach Lights Complete, 7sc, 81

N-25, Drop Lights, 94c, $50, soc.
Full supply all repairs 90 gas fixtures sc.
6l6 l2th st, q. a. Muddimau & Co.. 1924 O..
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Rooms and Board.

NICE furnished rooms. with board l1-7 New
York ave- NV se95--t
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Situations Wanted
Female.
Situations Wanted-rfale,

WANTED-Py alI-round man, position; good
se25-2t
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PROOKLAND. d. c.
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FOR RENTED furnished rooms iu first
class apartment house to gents only Ad-
dress BOX $50 Times Office srli-it
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Dentistry.
DR. OTIS W. ELZEV. DENTIST.
s. w. Cor. ION ana y SIS. n w

DR. OTIS W. ELZEY. DENTIST.
8. W. Cor 10th and + Sts ~. W
Gold Crown and BriGgeWork Specialist
Satisfaction guaranteed or money positively
refunded; moderate prices. Phone NJ 4252
seI5-tf
CuT-RATE DENTISTRY-6PECI SET
of Teeth, $780, sic Sets, s4-l5 S. Gold Crowns
s.: BFidgeV. ork, $3.50, Filings. soc. All con-
Buitations and extracting absolutely free
ARMY AND NAVY DENTAL ASSN.
COR. 7TH AND Z SITS. NV, Entrance G83
+ e. Phone Main 4S24-M. au23-sJt
FIRsT-CLAss WORK. LOW PRICEs-set
Of teeth. 50 up; gold crowns, s. up; gold
nilings. 81 upi silver hilinEs. soc. work
guaranteed no pain. DR.. GEO. /. ED
MONDS, $40 T 81. nv. au9T-g3t
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting;
no pain look. feel, act. and last longer than
natural teeth shrunlIsn faces made normal: /:
painless hllinB. DR. J. l. WILSON, 1903 +
81. NV. au27-3jt
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For Rent
Furnished or UnlurRished Rooms.
Sl3 NORTH CAROLINA AVE SE.-TNo
-ooms and alCJve FOR Iight hUusekeepine
se25-3t
FURNISHED or unfinished. Columbia
Heights. corner house second and third
story; south front rooms; gentlemen. with
board. 990l 18th 81. NV so25-af
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77I NINTH STREET N. W.-7aI.

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wANTED-A Eiu for general housework.
$40 18th st. NV. se-o-Jt
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hnsic and EIOcutiOn.
60 -TypeWriters.

A wErLINGTON TYPE
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Miscellaneous.

PRINTED ENVELOPES, business size. +. .637
81 s0- HANWORTH PUBLISHING HOUSE.
5l2 sth st. uW. se2l-1t
YOU CAN MAKE NO MISTAKE in buying
a sewing machine at these prices. Fine new
drop-head Wheeler & Wilson. SIS; Standard
Sl0s good Singer. s.. DAVIS AGENCY. aZ5
81. 81. sW. Phone Main $685. seg5-9t
FOR RENT-At once. square plano 20 reliable
party. Apply ~ E So. NV. see4-2t
A-oI.D CARPETS WOVEN INTO me arr
rugs only weaving concern here. WASH
INGTON RUG CO. aal 9Th 81 NV Phone
as. ap6-tf
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Wanted-Furniture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE car
pets, stoves. bric-a-brac- and all kinds OF
household goods BAUMS FIHNiiJ RE
SHOP l4th and q SITS. nw. Phone North l3i3-
Formerly 9th and U sel5-S9t
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
AND OTHER
one GENT = WORD poR

Two cents a word for all other classified
advertisements for less than three Insertions
II inserted Tor three or more consecutive
eal e, one cent word for each insertion.
These rates do not apply % Personals.
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Wanted-RoOms.

WANTED-Ey lady and daughter. rooms. Ad-
dress BOX 4I3. Times office seE-gt
WANTED-ThTce OF four furnished rooms
for Housekeeping ln the Northwest Address
BOX 40. Times office ErZ3-gU
WA&TED-TbF0 IS or three uu5uruIshei rooms,
not over $40 month. fpr light housekeeping.
permanent good references. SMITH. SIS 9Th
So Hezs-st
WANTED-By young lady. room and board
Northwest business section. Address BOX
fi5. Times office. sagsgr
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Help Vented
MaIe anu Female.

WANTED-Y0u 20 know we are Specialists
TO complete course ia stenOgraphy at our
STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3lj-3I9 Color
ado bullding. se4-50t
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAPERED SL75 up; house painting.
lowest prices CHAS- A. CARLISLE rtS i
ST. lee. Phone East I2S7. z-se-r-
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a YOUNG MAN, now employed
iu the Government department. de-
stTcs 10 become associated with
some mercantile house. object of
change IS lack Of opportunity in
present position Can furnish best
Of references from local business
men and governmental officials.
single; character excellent, Ad-
dress at once, stating nature ot
situation. prospects, salary. etc.
BOX 80. Times Office.
se75-2t
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Wanted-FfisceIlaneOus

Miscellaneous.
wANTED-Hghe=t cash prices paia tor worn
garments, ladies' or geugleuen'E. Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and ] WI call any
hour. =. TARSHES. 1905 5th 81 aw. Phone
WANTED-Pawe tickets for damopis and
jenelry, cash paid for old gold and silver:
dentist Soiu and platinum money 70 llAa
on diamonds and jewelry- LOUIS ABRA-
HAMS. Bonded Broker. $50 sth 81 nw. Phone
Main ttsS. se5-6uos
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't pos
away your old clothing, shoes, hats, ana
shirts before seeing me. as / pay highest
cash prices Tor them. Drop postal, Will CALI
II GEWIHZ. lz18 lth ST. NV. sell-l-t
WANTED -Phouograph. must Doe cheap. Ad-
dress HON 40. Times office sez5-ar
wANrED-5ecoud-hand bicycle. in sood con-
dition.. h. o. bON 5s. Hyattsviiie, Nd.
Only 500.
nair far 81 on. oar, rsIlld far and l.lfya-af
OPPENHEIhEE' s, 514 9th st. =. W.
EIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture.
carpets. VIII pay fuH value for stoves iu
good condition. Office furniture and house
hold goods OF au kinds cont. nts especially.
u. NOTES. 6-5 Louisiana ave. Phone n. 300.
se5-3gt
yyANTED-Au kinds OF roof ana stove work.
roof painting lzC "a foot, gal. iron gutter and
spoutIus l5c "a foot, lItroba cleaning So sos
furnace cleaning. $50, roof painting with
black paint fnc square. ali work guaranteed
Drop postal NM. j.. BURROUGHS. 5J4 4
C. se-8-tr
AETEp-seooud hand safe. must be ia
good condition. give fuIl particulars. Address
BOX fs., Times Office s-z4-tf
VANTED-UUright piano r9r winter. good
care, luW monthly rental Address BOX go.
Times Office. scZ4-5I
1NANTED-To bug q second hand storage bat
terry about li volts Address BOX ss5 Times
Gliice srZf-5t
NANTED-FumItlre for cash, sell your
goods 60 the man Wh1 gives sou the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD. sth and X se5-Et
HOESEkEEF FEES. Attention. This week. or-
Iilarl- windows elpertly cleaned. 5e each.
Postal, ELLIOTT. 1900 9Th So. Hw. sez3-st
WANTED-Womeu ana men 90 try our Euchu
Gin, for an kidney and bladder trouble pre-
scflpuln ~ The late DR. Warner. n 8altl-
more sold only hg THE JOHN WEDDER-
BURN COMPANY. 6l5-61S p g. uW. seIs-tf
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FOR oALE-GOOd quality Opaque shades. d.
tea 20 yOur windows. only 25Ci ths BEST Quail
~ Oh opaque shaues, JtC5 hung ITee. viii
cal with samples kLLL-AI-AII' 3 18th aud
u 81 ne Phone East OR ta.0-tf
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Bicycles.

DOES YOUR BICYCLE NEED REPAIRTNG9
we are experts. Low prices Cau phone.
or drop postal.
C. T. HUNTER. 1I3 Pennsylvania ave. NV
se25-tf
TIRE TROUBLES ENDED by St John Cush-
iuned Tire, no puHCtures, uo pumping uo
time lost; easy riding. HGht, long service 81 y
put Cn5 refer @ 2o0 users in city. III any rim.
Hartford Special SL1j- Diamond PunCture-
proof 3L95 JONES TIRE WORKS, 692-89f
+ 81 uw. se14-f. sa .u3 tu-I.t
NOW OPEN-New store Sl3 Il st. NV. in
charge Of expert repair man Quick re-
pairs, supplies. etc. a.. r. HUNTER, THE.
BICYCLE MAN. Main Store. l15 Pa ave-.
NV. Phone Main Jl5S. se25-5t
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Musical.

FOR SALE-A collection OF valuable old
violins By Italian, French and German maxi
ers, must be sold at once. 2025 14th ST. NV,
se1s-3Qt
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4AeAL, iaGlnE Ia the second floors of buiId-
ings l--s 10 l-s1 q ST. 10 order 20 save ths
STOCK from damage during the work OF re-
modelling we O1eT every uew and used uisn,
Ia the house at a greatly TeuuCed price For
instance New 500 HaTQLau's, $3.50. new $50
\ Ose * sons, $40, ueS $40 SAauluger1s S55J-
neN 500 pianos 500. Among the bargains la
eAgAlly used Lgrtshts are- ae.nekamp. sGs7-
hlmball, $50. Sueu. SIs0- schmer sss9-
Shoniuger. s2Ia. Noss * sons $3.50 and ah-,5r
thirty others Easy payments " desired
Every piano guaranteed. q. J. DEMOLI. 4,
CO-, ---s---sl- -l-49-l-@4 q ST.. au27-tT
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COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG.
PROPHET0LNEIsT

CONSULTING CLAIRNOYAET SPECIALIST
Demonstration in pruphetuIogv includes
common sense advice Iu love. marriage III
NorCe. and all family troubles. How d, e51,-
Cecd iu business, investments and guef5lIs-
ucn. Without asking question she tells
object OF your call. your name names of
friends and enemies. whom you viii marry
Tier information is clear. concise ana e.
the point. No fortune telling. finding lost ar
tiCles 0r medical advice
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{ $50 ELECTRIC PIANOVA. slightly used. 10
Z Times Office f7-f2-rr
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Help Wanted-Female.

WANTED Experienced German cook for res
taurant wages. $50 per month. 1908 9TH ST.
NV se23-3J
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WANi2D-tour cauvassers. ladies' and gem
uemcn, big money j. 2if 6th 81. nw. Z
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For Sale-Ffiscellaneous
90 UPRIGHT 9RAND- -

This value illustrates TIE bargains a. he
Had during this Sept Sale. A hirh-rrsde
Lul Upright Grand, iu splendid conc .tion:
cost fl0 neW, offered n1W for Elgg 10 3
monthly payments. See b. 40 eH-r
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FOR SALE-Busiuess school SCHOLARSHIPS
address BOX asS. Times Office. sezg-It
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FOR HIRE-New Tuxedo, fuu dress ap5
6r saE0-sGt
SOLVE THE SOLUTION properly bv call
fn ou AIAIE- ZENITA. 11IG 7th ST. selg--t
MONEY TO LOAN AT REASONkRTJ D,
RATES: FROM S. TO $50. JOSEPH CAIN
ROOM 416 IENIFER BUILDING. 1TH ANb
D SITS. NV. se2-30t
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THE F. c. SMITH PIAUO CO..
10 IenIsyivani4 Ave Phone s. zs7
se-3-tr
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not over $40 month. fpr light hoasekeep.uE.
permanent; good references SMITH. SIS 9Th
S. seZJ-et
yvASTED-By young lady. room ana board.
Ngrlhwesr business section. Address BOX
SO. Times office se2s-st
For Rent
UHluTHished ReOms.
THREE ROOMS. second door so. two on
third. slas heat gas. ana bath. zl1s SO.
HN- seE-g,
FOR EENT-Twa uufurnlsned rooms f7r
light huusekr6liuE heat. gas. and bath- u1
children -ll kentucky ave. seZ5--t 81
TWO BEAUTIFUL communicating rooms.
heat. gas. b8ta5 near park and cars. Jos 18TH
TWO large e5mmodious rooms. l54 q st ne.
gas, bath on floor. se-5-r
TWO uufurnlshed rooms. second noor. an
convenience fer housekeeping. sly stH 81
THREE unfurnisHed rooms. al5 uth 81 So.
FOR RENT-Three unfurnishe5 rooms. l07
9.-
400 BELMONT ST, two communicating front
rooms se15-at
THREE uufurnished rooms. with heat. gas
and BATH light housekeeping. l7l3 New Jer-
TWO uufuruished rooms; heat ana gas for
. light housekeeping second floor I1l1 1Ith ST.
---- $500
FOR RENT-Tvo com. room; an modern i'm
UruFementa $50 Il ST. NV. se-f-gt
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished communirar-
. ing rooms. light housekeeping, rent reason
-t--'
To ADULTS. two rooms. second noar. gas.
I heat, bath. tie. OH l2Jh ST. ne seL4-gt
BUILDING 5-I 1th ST. NV. g raaus an Sec
4. oud floor and rooms on fourth floor reason
able rent Apply 90 LEO BAUM. Care Col
o9i-De-s se-4-8t
FOR RENT -Four-room fat. second aoor.
/ heat gas, BATH reasonable. 625 1 g. NV.
Ee5f-5t
FOR RENT-A large separate room: reason
able, heat, gas. housekeeping 5l5 "a st. ury.
EeZi-1t
water. ol5 18TH SO. u". seZ5-5r
-FOUR unfurnished rooms. heat ana gas;
water on floor. - * ST. ne se13-3t
TWO large communications rooms. hot and
cold water back porch. 2si r st. ne. se-8-sJ
FOR RENT-Two front rooms. with pirate
hathi $50. 6ls Mary siand ave. sw. scz3-at
I FOR RENT-Three rooms on second and third
/ floors; heat, light. and bath. -aa ID ST. NV
se43-3t
TWO very large rooms ON second floor, bath
on same floor; heat and light: reasonable. q
I TX ST. ne se23-3t
/ UNFINISHED. front rooms. private fam
/ ily sl4 NJ 81. NV, FLAT 3. se-3-8t
THREE ROOMS. unfurnished. light house
keeping; large closet $40 9Th ST. uw. se23-3t
ron RENT-Entire second floor three
( rooms. uufurnlshedi no children. 1905 18Th
ST. NV scZ2-gr
TWO unfurnished rooms; light Housekeeping.
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For Rent
Furnished or UnfurRished Rooms.
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se25-3t
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EeIn Wanted-Female.

WANTED-A neat SRI, cook ana general
Homework: references 2l3 New Jersey ave
NV IL
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WALL PAPERS. cents per roll. CIIAS.
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WANTED-GII for h5useWork and cooking
small family. 90 home nights Apply al t7'
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

1920 NEW YORK AVE. E.W.-Nicely fur
ushed rooms with board. se-4-3L
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WANTED Experienced coat and skirt hands.
WARSCHAUER, 1929 18th ST. NV, se23-5t
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Help Wanted-nale.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-06
MURDER In CHICAGO.
Woman Slashed to Death With q
Razor by Boarder.

CHICAGO, January 6.-Mrs. A. w. Gem
try twenty-six years old, wife of the prest-
Debt of the Universal Trading and Supply
Company was murdered today for some
unknown reason by man whom the police
declare is w. j. Constantine, a boarder in
In, Gentry home. Mrs. Gentry died before
she could make statement, and Constan-
tine fed from the building, without hat or
coat. He is now being sought by the police.
At The time of the murder, Mrs. Gentry
and Constantine We're alone in the apart
ments at 532 La Sale avenue, where the
Gentry family lived. Mrs. Gentry was
about to leave, preparatory to going down
town, when the murderer attacked her
with razor, and after cutting her throat
from ear to ear. pushed ner out into the
hall and threw her down a flight of stairs
She fell against the door of the apartments
occupied by DR.. David j. Doherty on the
floor below.
The physician took Mrs. Gentry into his
Office and endeavored to save her life but
she had lost so much blood that she died
within few minutes. A razor belonging
10 Constantine was found on the floor of
the room in which the crime was committed