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LIZ THERE'S ANY VALUE LEFT In TT LET WANT AID MARKET IT. FOR YOI

Every day there are
"WANT-AD HAPPEN
INGS" in your street and
neighborhood = buyings,
settings, changes, leas-
ings, employing, finding.
Yes-some of these chap
penings" should interest
YOU.
When a merchant re-
trenches on his advertis-
ing he should not imagine
that mo one will notice
it. +" If that were true it
would be foolish for him
to advertise at all!
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For Rent
Furnfshad Roo~.

FOR RENT-TNyo good-size communicating
rooms on third floor. for gentlemen only
north anu south exposure: south covered
poIch opening on or one room; modern fur
niture and up-to-date bathroom. hair mat
tresses; large closets; high. healthy locality.
private family good board near bv. 10 z
doors from Capital Traction line. Tlmu,-r
rate, el5 for the two rooms. references eH-
changed Address BOX 153. Times Office. It
TWO handsomely furnished rooms. complete
for housekeeping. gas range: tiled bath: every
convenience. 2O93 LIST st. NV. my5-3t
TWO well furnished rooms. all conveniences.
rent reasonable. Mt VERNON FLATS 9th
ST. and New York ave. nw. 1t
TWO neatly furnished second floor front
rooms, with or without boaGd. 407 East
capitol ST. X
FURNISHED, two communicating rooms
complete for light housekeep!ng so LIST
81. NV. my5-st
LARGE, Wen furnished front room. three
WINDOWS southern exposure; also furnished
room adjoining, VIII rent together or sep
aretei quiet house. 225 E St NV. 1t
1888 18TH Nw.-Two nice rooms. furnished
Tor housekeeping lighting and cooking gas. 81
weekly. II
N a QUIET HOUSE. a nice. bright second
nooE room, suitable Tor two. liz 81. NV. Il
FOR RENr-Large, nicely furnished front
-oo--- -i1o elh 81 NV. my5-2t
zsl I'D ST sE--For rent a nicely furnished
lqrse 'front.' room for tao gentlemen: also
phone It
THREE booMs; bedroom ana back porch.
494 ION st. ne my5-St
40 STANTON PLACE NE.-Iarge. com
mqlnicatlng south front rooms. single or en-
1850 D1a-tL4Nl ana convenient location. also
SHiaiieF room. reasonable iny5-zt
sly 4LH ST. Sc, one square south Of Penn
syNanla ave, one large furnished outside
rent 81 - Se' ,rl Toof IN modern apartment.
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r,pcr- 80 -,
c-o + - NV my5-5t
WANTED r,or.t,- 49,. -
share dat frI ne s5l-,,. Two yy-ns men 70
go st5S sl.i!intFi coolest place In
-- - 30,
TWO nice fI1-rfgss a ,.,y-... - 49, -.
18th IT. NV. MA az
THREE furnished rooms G7- I7-5,- 57-,---
keeping or single. s2i --sN' .l3-7e-
TWO ROOMS fUrDlgTl,I -o-------,- - ~.
housekeeping: reasonable a. Isl 81 pye 80
mys-8t -9' 81 NV
@ Z SNy.-Two large Communicating $500.
convenient 10 BATH f1rr-sfTi cr,,r, 80
suitable Tor gentleman sd "a r-7,,, 'A'
--------.------
\ FRY desirable rooms, nicely furnished.
light housekeeping 1875 = 81. NV myl-s.
TWO nice furnished basement -o,-,. a.
Z NV -. =,
DETIGHTFT-I- co---- - - -
AparTueDt ''''' -0'-''' i'i0H 'vi i nv
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
AND OTHER
oNE CENr a WoRn roR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTFr
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Wo cents word Tor all other classified
EeItlsements COR less than three Insertions
At inserted for three OF more consecutive
w >. one cent word for each insertion.
heso rates do not apply 10 Personals.
AuNe rtlsements viii be accepted at any OF
- lolloWing branch offices at regular Offlca
rates II 10 a. IncOnvenlent 20 leave advertise
I1tnts at either a branch ONCE or The Times
BUSINESS Office. they may be telephoned direct
20 me Times Main 526O). and a messenger
VII can to collect without additional charge
20 the advertiser
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WANTED-Lady assistant: dancing teacher.
Address BOX Isl. Times office. ruy5-st
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DURING THIS SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE
or high grade Pianos you can buy excellent
Instruments for ES@ and up. A number OF
slightly used pianos are offered at a frac-
ton of their worth-for instance. stem m
right. $50 500 knabe. S5Js. and 500 stein
way, $50 Slightly used Player Pianos ~
from $3.50. Easy payments. o. J. DeNOII,
& CO., l2Sl c ST. aDs6-tf
FOR SALE-GOod quality opaque shades. fit
ted 10 your windows. only SOC; the best ot5aI-
ity oil opaque Shades. sOc: hung free: VII
can Win samples kLEEBLATTf s. 18th ana
II SITS ne Phone East z5-R na2s-tf
kE1S-We cali and make keys anyyy here IN
the city Tor &c; prompt service, electric Tells
ouIslAt alarms ana electric gas Lghting
speelaltlesi drop pOstGt phone North .I7O
PERCY $ ANGLE 4 Co. 1922 18th ST. NV
no17-tf
MHIskEY. LOO per gallon THE JOHN
W EDDERBUItN CO. y j-6lS r 81. NV aDI-tf
LOT OF GOOD second hand bicycles. s. up
hay EtttORD CYCLE Co. AZ 10Th ST NV.
apl-H
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FOR sALE-Grooery cigars and tobacco
sslSSlS' eood stand Call and see al once.
11a a s. NV. myI-5r
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roouing and boa-dins
houses
y. :. BUSINESS AND REALTY RROKERs
slI 18th St. Room a.
~ lis hEf. 500 per gallon THE John
MEDDERBURN co. 6IS-sIs F s. NV. ap7-tf
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WANIED-ENperienced salesman in our
white goods department: a good opening for
an AMBITIOUS young man. Apply 10 w NJ
BalderstOn, Mgr, PALAIS ROYAL. A LIS
NER - a.
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WANTED-Lady clerk with knowledge OF
bookkeeping and typewriting; not afraid Of
work; open sunday. +. H. KRAMER. The
Florist. SIG II ST NV. nny4-2t
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WANTED-Ice cream man; experienced. Ap-
ply FGsSELL'S. 1927 New York ave. NV.
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Carpenters and Builders.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE al rea-
sonabie prices. THOS. J. LEWIS & BRO
SS5 st. nv. Phone NJ. $3.50. mys-S9t
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Rug Weaving.

RUGS WOVEN out Of old carpets. prou
postal. WASHINGTON RUG CO. s3l sth 81
NV. Phone Main sS25 rgbaS-tf
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.


GOLDENBERG's. eth and X SITS NV.
q ,. hANN. SONS & Co. sth and Market space
GREENS CAPITAL ADVERTISING
", AAGE s!, llls 18th st. NV.
W =. McNILTY. Cigar store 18th and p NV
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton *
Nelson. Proprietors. corner Rhode Island
ave. LIST and T SITS. NV.
AoI5EII y. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phar-
-, macy. 18th and Harvard SITS. NV
w. a DARLING. cor. l4th and 7 SITS. NV.
l.. FRENCH SIMPSON cor eth ST.. Rhode
Island ave. and st. NV.
II y. BUTTS PHARMACY, 4th 81. and
CHAs. c. HORNUNG. Christiani PHARMACY,
sw. cor. eth and NJ SITS. NV.
DOM a. SANFORD. New York ave. and
North Capitol st.
r. a. XEITCH. Goth and NJ SITS. NV.
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY. 2lst and G SITS. NV
GILLETTE g. CO. 18th and l. SITS NV.
y. T. TAYLOR. cor. 9Th and = SITS. NV.
EUGENE r. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave. NV.
NORTHEAST
CHAS- II. BLUMER. n. Cap and r sts ne.
McCHESNEY q JOACHIM cor. I'd and L ste.
SOUTHEAST.
- p. POWELL, 4th and East Capitol SITS.
ODONNELL DRUG Co. Sth and O SITS.
Al 5. FEALI. NV. cor. 1lth and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST.
v. HUGO EIsENBEIss, eth and B streets.
ANACOsTIA
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
JcnersCn SITS
BROOKLAND, D. 9
ARTHUR II. +. LUERSSEN, Drug Store,
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. J.. CARNE & CO. 7o3 King st.
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Carpet Cleaning.

CARPETS cleaned; taken Up free. 1906 sth St.
nv. Phnna Nnrth &21S. uh2s-2Qt-sx fr.sa
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HANrED-Partner with 500 TO manage bust
re .ss I9f woman at resort. Addrels BOX
80 -t---1a rLitlr- II
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n - -. Z ELD-Partncr g. engineering business;
PiDhtaDle contracts on hand. must BE- able -
-N.rs' 1850. Address BOX Isz. Times once.
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ANACOSTIA.
BURYS PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson SITS.
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SOUTHWEST.
v. HUGO EIsENBEIsS, eth and B streets
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For Rent
Cnfurnished Rooms.

CRfurnished Rooms.
TWO large rooms for light housekeeping
With side porch Si2.50i gas aad bath. 2iJ5
TWO communicating rooms for light house
Keeping. with gas for cooking. VI: three for
10 second h0or. 1872 I'D e. NV. Il
A coy FLAT. 'hree rooms and bath. with
quiet family N2- l0l6 + ST. ne. my5-5t
FOR RENT-Two unsarnIshe5 rooms second
moor. private bath: 4l2 1854 Sth St NV
Hyo-ot
FLAT three unfurnished rooms. light house
keeping. lol5 29d ST. NV. my5-st
FOR RENT-Two large unflrnisbed front
roOrIs- 1873 Pennsylvania ave. NV. lny5-gt
TWO large unfurnlshed rooms. second fo5r.
pam no children GO 9Th ST. ne. OWNER.
TWO or three unfurnlshed rooms. second
moor light housekeeping- Job North Capitol
TWO front second story bay window rooms.
steam heat; convenient 10 car lines; Light
housekseping- rs New Jersey ave NV. Il
SECOND FLOOR OF three unfurnished rooms.
path range. and cabinet; reasonable. 1913
Vermont ave NV. uny5-st
FOR RENT-First floor. four rooms. ward.
aI conFenlences. 4s2 Maine ave sw- II
TWO or three nice rooms. second floor
with bath; near Pennsylvania ave. 20 81
ST. 80. ny4-st
THREE or four rooms on second floor. suit
able tQr light housekeeping. heat and gas.
near Library and Capitol 222 81 81. Sc
SUITE OF ROOMS Tor light housekeepInr
~ Eastern ave. TakOma Park
ny45s.9.l2l3
THREE bright. cheerful second door rooms
facing front and side yard. heat and ras
Tor light housekeeping nc 7th 81 ne
TWO unfurnished rooms, third foor. IS. 81
50. NV. u,v5-gf
TWO unrlrnIshed rooms second ssor. hat
gas. bathi water in rooms: $40 Zz7 18th 81
TWO unfurnished rooms with bath. heat.
ana gas. SO month Is 18th ST. ne.
my4-5t
THREE unfurnished rooms: southern sxpo-
sure. $50 ST. NV myi-3t
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished front room:
T e'taple Tor two Eentenens southeast cor
ner lith and SIS. Apply 1882 nv. my4-st
FOR RENT-Three unfurnlshed rooms. sl5
I'd 81 ne mys-st
2as srH ST. NE.-Two rooms. heat. gas. and
- Ala-4L
THREE ROOMS for light housekeeplnz. +,
married couple. on Maple ST.. Clarendon. Va:
reasonable. ma l+
BRIGHT ROOMS. neEr park; light house
keeping % 81. NV. my3-8t
ios I'D ST NW--Three rooms ana alc0ve:
hsht noasehecpings heat. gas. and bath.
Two or three unfurnished rocus. light house
keeping III 81. NV. rrys-st
FOR RENT-Three unfurnIshed rooms: Hrbt
housekeeping lo7 ID ST. ne my5-st
ONE LARGE unfinished room. with large
closet and cabinet manteL 15H Sth St nv.
luso-.
FOR RENT-Unfurnished. second floor. three
AIEe rooms; modern improvements; refer
ence exchanged. IS . 81 NV mva-7t
One LARGE, desirable second floor front
room I94 " 81 NV. my3-3t
FOUR-RooM FLAT or rooms 1907 18th St
~ mya-3t
OA-
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Floor Oil.

YOU DON'T need TO scrub the floors: use
Hunters dust killing floor oil: regular 50c
Dill this week. Sc gallon. Drop postal ia
Pa ave- NV Main 545S. apS0-tf
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Help Wanted--Female.

wANTED-A colored girl Apply 2oe 9TH st.
sw. my3-3t
WANTED-GO0d irOuer 20 learn pressing on
ladies' and gentlemen's garments; white pre-
ferrcd. BESSON. 1923 1sth 81. NV. my3-7t
WANTED-Hoad laundress $50; also second
steward, 800 Tor resort BURGESS HOTEL.
AGENCY. sos 10Th st. NV. rny5-3t
WANTED-Good housekeeper: good home 10
right party. Apply Grocery, 18th and ne.
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SOOIHEASI.
- p. POWELL, 4th and East Capitol SITS.
ODONNELL DRUG CO.. Sth and O SITS
n. S. FEALY NV cor. 18th and Pa ave.
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For Sale-Typewriters.

WANAED-I0 exchange a Monarch tyna
writer slightly used less Than n 1870
Office - s-
MONARCH VISIBLE, nearly new. cheap To-
cash. Address BON 100 Times Cl,5.s -
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Situations Wanted
Female.
Female.

WANTED--By woman. washing 70 take
homei good reference. Apply 475 New York
ave- NV. ruvJ-gt
WANTED-By a reliable c0lored woman.
washing 20 do al home or cleaning by the
day 5Z2iz Clark's court sw il
WANTED-Situations, by highly recommend
cd COOKS. laundresses Mattresses maids.
nurses. women. work in cottages Tor the
summer. white and cOl0red. no objection.
Virginia Pennsylvania, New York. New Jer-
sey, New Hampshire Rhode Island Massa-
chuseJts. States. Apply from time 20 time
50 1th 81. NV, PHILLIPS HOTEL AGENCY,
washington, D. C. Main 2g04 my5-2t
WANTED-Laundry % take home or out.
any kind Of work Wen done. 1896 9th st
NV. unvg-et
WANTED-Day work Of any kind: small
washing 20 take home Sl3 L ST. NV IL
HALF-GRowN 20 help in homework. 2ll5
/ ST. NV. ,r,-4-ef
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BROOKLAND, D. 9.
ARTHUR II. +. LUERSSEN. Drug Store.
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husicaI.

MUSIC STUDIO-LessOns given on string and
brass Instruments; lady musicians wanted f5r
summer enHsiSeinents. string Instruments re-
paired by European expert For fuii nar
uculars apply 10 MAX BACHNAN. 1850 l0tb
81 NV ap2i-tu-fr, SUIT
LADIES' ORCHESTRA and Gvpsv TFu,
gartan band would like TO secure engage
men:s In Washington FOR summer season
MAX BACHMAN. 12JO 10th ST NV
ap2i-tu. r. SUIT
VyANTED-By thorough and expariencn5 IoI,,
piano teacher. pupils at 25c per lesson Ad--
dres BOX l2G, Times Office yovs-at
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Lace Curtain Cleanins.

LACE CURTAINS cleaned and proDerIy Re-
finished. guaranteed. references. also fanf-,-
pieces. Mrs. S. SMITH. co II ST Phone
Nan -sls ~ apg3-i5t
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NORTHEAST.
CHAS- II. BLUMER. n Cap. and r SITS ne.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. I'd and Z SITS.
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Wanted-ROonS.

WANIED-By married couple. two c0nDIete-
~ furnished rooms for housekeeping; state
price and give particulars. Address BOX $50
Times Office. n
WANTED-Two or three furnished rooms FOR
sight housekeeping By man. wife and child
In northwest. must be cheap; state price
Address NJ G., Times Office. IL
WANTELl-Three unfurnishcd rooms for
light housekeeping. between Z and II and ION
and 10TH Address BOX I59. Times office
WANTED-A room 10 use as Office. by doc
tor must be IN private family located be-
tween LIST and 9TH SITS, 1 st. and New York
ave NV. Address BOX 135. Times Office.
my3-3t
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FOR SALE-Ice boxes suitable for grocery:
and K ruy5-gr
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Neutrality-suspicious. cook and general /
houseworker, except laundry; 60 90 home al
-aiSha Apply at lS54 MintwoOd place. mys-s& /
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FOR sALE-SteeI range. double ovens. sin
gle IRE: 6-foOt long; best make; cost VITA
boiler 50; wiu sell fer $50. looks like new.
See HOLLYWOOD. Sth and X rnys-gt
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Birds. Dogs, Etc.

FANCY poultry. pigeons. singing cauarieH
breeding cages. parrots dogs. cats plapt
food. gCldlshes goats. rabbits. Guinea oi-s
atc- sCHMIDS BIRD STORE. ~ I2tb 81
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
r. J.. CARNE & CO. 7O3 King ST.
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FOR SALES Zee boxes: fanny sizes.
slightly used a good chance 10 save money
See HOLLYWOOD. sth and K nay5-ze
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Wanted-BOarders.

WANTED-Transient boarders or others at
HOS Florida ave. ne ruva-2r
WANIED-Boarders. man and wife ure-
ferred; ten minutes walk from station NJ
Vienna, Va Address BOX I34. Times oiEcs
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For Rent
Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms.

Furnished or Unfinished Rooms.
FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms for
rent 1874 Corcoran st. NV. my5-lt
21S I ST. Cw.-For rent. fine rooms. f,r-
nished or unfurnished: very cheap. mv5- n
426 Q NW.-Entire second floor. three room
furnished or unfurulshed; light housozcea-
ing; gas. myIg5
ROOMs-Bright furnished or unfurDlsIc-j
ROOMS, Tor lady or gentlemen. 62g O ST. my
my4-3t
FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms. 5I4 81
St nv. rnvf-et
FURNISHED or unfinished rooms. with or
without board 1120 Sth st. NV. ap4-st
FURNISHED and unfurnisbed rooms; bath
gas; north and south exposure: no children.
rent reasonable. 500 L st. NV. Iny3-3t
LARGE second floor front room. bav win
dow, tiled bath; unlimited phone: private
family; references. COO NJ st. NV. rny3-st
LARGE third floor front, S. or smaller rear
room 81 month. Call after 6. ELLIOTT.
1870 eth St NV mys-st
FOR RENT-One large front room Furnished
or unfinished. 1915 lIth st. aw. ap2s-7t
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Help Wanted-MaIe.

WANTED-S. KAHN, SONS & co. REQUIRE
boys TO qualify for the following positions
and are willing 70 pay good salaries: Boys.
IL years OF age and over as bundle wrappers,
boys "a years OF age and over. with wheels
70 deliver packages. boys IS years Of age and
over rs bundle collectors; boys is years OF
age ano over FOR our delivery wagons Ap-
ply quick 80
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Help Wanted-Female.

LADIES WANTED in every locality TO sell
our new sanitary specially which every
woman requires; our agents are making s.
70 Sl2 a day. Send 50 cents Tor sample out
mt Money refunded IL not satisfactory. SPE-
CIALTIES AGENCY, - Dearborn ST., Chi
cagas H. IL
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Wanted-Rooms q Board

MAY l5 by Government clerk room and
board in private family where checkers is
a favorite game; permanent. Address BOX
l45. Times office. -
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Millinery.

CLOSING OUT SO hats at $: s. hats. e. ri.
everything 70 be sold to close out business
Los eth s. NV my5-3t
1IAfE. CRowDER. AIilIiner. formerly NJ 12oa
q ST NV. has moved 10 923 II ST NV. and
reaa ;a 10 20 MAKE hats IN latest style FOR 81.
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FOR sALE-Gas oven: suitable for bakery
h,,sl OF lunch room. SO: cost SIS See
EOPWOOD. sth and X NV t
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Misunderstanding,

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets, stoves. brlc-a-brac. ana an kinds OF
household goods. BAUMS FURNFTT-FsF
SHOP, 18th and u st. NV. Phone North I5iz
Formerly gth and e. aDlq-ff
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-26

The Foresters met with large at
tendance in the lodge hall last night.
Aside from transacting the regular
routine business, arrangements were
made for holding a special business
session at the time OF the next reg
,ular meeting on Friday, November 8.
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CLUBMEN VISIT
LOCAL FACTORIES
Trip Proves Very Profitable
and Interesting.
Plans Made to Visit Every Plant In
Marion Banquet and
Smoker Enjoyed.

The social committee of the
Commercial club and about seven
ty-fve members, left the club house
shortly after two O'Clock yester-
day afternoon and visited the Mar
ion and Fairbanks s,eam shovel
shops, accepting an invitation ex-
tended short time ago.
The Fairbanks works were visited
first. The officials OF the company
showed the clubmen through the
various departments of the works
and explained everything of inter-
est in connection with them.
Afterward the Marion Steam
Shovel plant was visited and the
same courtesies were extended by
the officers of that company. The
clubmen found much that was in
teresting and of profitable nature
and the tour of the shops was vot-
ed an excellent idea.
At $3.50 O'Clock the party return.
ed to the club and enjoyed a sup.
per and during the evening 9
smoker was in order. III
| In the near future the socia
committee will take another party
to visit the Huber shops and the
Silk Mills and later every shop In
the city will be visited.
The social committee of the clut
Is composed of F. r. Saiter, chair.
man, B. p. Sweeney, Daniel Evans
and George B. Christian.
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The MissIno Link.

Some years ago remains of an ape
like creature possessing unusual hu-
man resemblances were discovered In
lava, and the animal was named pithe.
canthropus, Professor Haeckel and
some others accepted this as repres.
cnting an ancestral human form close.
ly allied to the apes. Now a special
expedition, under the combined aus
pices OF the Academy of Sciences Of
Berlin and the Dutch East Indies gov
ernment. 10 heing organized 10 make
. thorough exploration OF Java In
search Of additional specimens OF
pithecanthropus. The geological for
nation In which the original discovery
was made II widely extended aueng
tho mountains Of that island. - youth's
Companion,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-26
WAYSIDE ROSE REBEkAHS

Marion Camp No. 80, Spanish Amer
ican War Veterans and the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the camp held a social
conclave in the Knights of st. John
lhall on North Main street last night.
About fifty Of the members and their
friends were present and the occa.
sion proved an event OF much social
consequence.
i Al banquet was served at $3.50
loclock, after which chairs were
pushed back and an informal program
OF toasts was enjoyed. The evenings
program concluded with music, games
and various social diversions. The
lhall was nicely decorated fot the oc-
casion in fall leaves, pumpkins etc,
and presented very pretty appear
ance.
Steubenville, Oct. 26.-Electa Hous-
erman, Of Cleveland. won the dia-
mond medical contest In elocution at
the w. G. T. U. convention. Ak
ron was chosen for next Years con-
vention.
Mrs. Hattie b. Adams was elected
national delegate from Franklin
county and. president Of the state
board of superintendents Of depart
ments. Other officers elected are
President Frances H. Ensign, Mad
ison: treasurer, Mrs. Florence Jaite,
lHolton :-.recording Necretary. Mrs.
Sarah Meredith, Canton; correspond
ing secretary. Mrs. Viola Romans,
Cambridge; trustees, Mrs. L. f..
vankirk, Granville: Mrs. Helen Burn
Dresden; Mrs. H. Il. Hollingshead,
Cleveland. I'D
Marion Lodge. No. 402. Knights Of
'Pythias, met last night and made
arrangements for stag social to be
held at some date In the near future.
! Several letters were received by the
officers Of the lodge from grand lodge
officers who attended the recent meet
ing, complimenting Marion lodge for
It's efficient work In comforting the
degrees.
u Arrangements were completed Fri
day evening by the Free and Accepted
Masons for the reception next Satur-
lday evening. honoring Messrs. Cope
and and Dickerson, who were recent
Iy highly honored at the state meet
ng. The meeting last evening was
livery well attended.
Wayside Rose Rebekeah Lodge met
last night with fair attendance.
Routine business was considered, one
candidate initiated and arrangements
made for an open house meeting on
next Monday night. Mrs. Cooper was
appointed delegate to the next gen.
eral assembly which meets next Ap
Iril.
The Foresters met with a large at
tendance in the lodge hall last night
aside from transacting the regular
routine business, arrangements wer,
made for holding a special business
session at the time OF the next reg
! ,ular meeting on Friday. November 8
Il The Crescent lodge Of Pathfinder
: iballoted upon one candidate at th'
well attended meeting Friday even
ing.
I The w. r. G. will meet Monda.
afternoon at Q o'clock at the home o
I Mrs. Anna Drown. All members ar
| urged to attend.
Routine business was transacte
at the meeting of the Woodmen @
the world Friday evening.
Try ADMIRAL COFFEE.
The Catholic Ladies of Ohio will
entertain with miscellaneous show
Ter at the home Of Mrs I'D NaIlO
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-26
Try ADMIRAL COFFEE

The Catholic Ladies of Ohio will
entertain with miscellaneous show
'er at the home of Mrs. Ed Malloy
on North Main street, Tuesday ev-
enin, honoring Miss Joan O'Connor,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-26

Routine business was transacted
at the meeting of the Woodmen OF
the world Friday evening.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-26

The w. r. G. will meet Monday
afternoon at Q o'clock at the home ol
Mrs. Anna Drown. All members are
urged to attend.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-26

The Crescent lodge OF Pathfnders
ballOted upon one candidate at the
well attended meeting Friday even
ing.