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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis July 17.--Woo. steady. Ter-
ritory and western mediums, 2ih25. fine
mediums. lId19; fine. Hans.
BOSTON
Boston, July 16--The wool market Is
active and firm and the tendency Is more
In, favtor of sellers than for a long time
Advances on last week have been obtain
ed in transactions in certain grades in
lieeces. There il Il brisk demand for fine
Delalne on the part of few mills using
IL. while half bloods unwashed iieeces arc
also in demand. The higher prizes quoted
are not general, but the market Is very
iiim, and the feeling throughout the
trade Is cheerful The corhpetition he
tween eastern merchants has been keen
for the best clips in the various sections
OF the west. Further large transactions
are reported In Ohio and Pennsylvania
fleece in the nature OF contracts Of wool
10 arrive. The demand for the finer
grades of territory wool is good and the
volume OF business Is large. Staple woods
ere still in strong position. meeting with
excellent inquiry from worsted manufac-
turers TIL eleading quotations are:
Domestic woods:
California northern, G6a,6Sc; middle
county, ciq66e; southern county. 62a63c:
fall free 57d5sc.
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poLLooK,s ooppER LETrER.

Bing., Is: i5A; 1874 sales $50.
y. c. 1854; 26& 26st 26s sales 100.
y. Coaln.. s5l4; &c: 251s; &c; sales 400.
e. & L., l%; Ia l9s 10; sales l,575.
Cumberland Ely S7s@9ls.
c. NJ, S9 39 SO; 80: sales 100
Cop. Range so; so; 1871 70; sales 56J.
D. w, l5H; l5Si; l5A 1914; sales 5.
r.. b.. 1915 1915 l0Ts; los; sales 100
Greene-cananea, 1914 l6h; 1914; 1871
sales 500.
Nevada Con. closed 14hdl4&.
Nev. Utah 5%; 5ab; "a 5h sales
j, B.. ssN; ssA si.4 sl& sales
In. Copper, eiys; e5 e47t; So sales
q. $, s., com. 49,; is,s; asA; 4Sn;
sales 1876.
q. S. s.. pfd., 4S; 40; 4s; ~; sales 1875.
Utah Con. 46is; "; Asa; i6h; sales
c, & A.. 1871; i67 1876; 1876; sales 50.
Balaklala. ~ 94 9h 9ia; sales 500.
Davis Daily, i2h i2h; i2N i2h; sales
800
NippissIns, 1885, ioa; los; lo%; sales
Trinity, 2sh; "a. 2s: 20: sales 700.
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COMPANIES FILE AFF1pAv1Ts.

The last legislature of the state
passed a law imposing license on cor
porations and number OF organi2a-
tions, who claim to have ceased doing
business, have filed afidavits In the Of
nee of the secretary of state to that
effect.
Three such afiidavits were filed and
certificates issued yesterday. The
companies are the Plnyon Ridge
Mining Comp any, organized un-
der the laws of Maine: tine
Baltimore Mining company, incorpor-
ated under the laws of Utah in 1882,
end the Magnolia st. Louis Mining
company, a Nevada corporation.
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WHEELER SHIPMENT.
Initial Car Load Now on Way To Local
Smcllers

c. d. Rookldge of the Wheeler Gold
Mines company is expected in Yeriug-
ton today or tomorrow for the purpose
of attending the shipment of ore from
the mine. says the rerfngton Times.
The present ore developments in the
Wheeler are SAID 10 be all that could
be desired. and the company expects to
be able 20 ship two carloads per month
from the mine from this time on
The first car has started for the salt
Lake Sucliers. and from a gold value
standpoint II Is expected to Illustrate
how nnely the management Is beins
rewarded at this time II will be re-
called that the Wheeler recently showed
n fine chute OF very high grade gold
rock, and as work proceeds upon the
same. Il maintains It's value extent
satisfactorily,
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NEW ooPPER DISTRICT.
Big Bell in Northern Nevada and
Southern Oregon Being Opened.

What appears to be one of the larg-
est copper belts in the world is the
section extending from the northern
boundary of Humboldt county. New,
FOR Is miles into Oregon. This large
mineral area commences near DEMO
and follows the course OF the Pueblo
mountains. Besides having great length
the copper belt IL over ten miles wide.
A, Lundln, who arrived In Winnie
mucca from DEMO. says the Humboldt
star, a few days ago. brought I'm a
large lot of sample of copper ore which
be win take east with him to place on
exhibition. The samples all show q
silver.
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6sd 81; Jumbo. lbs @4.SO; Jumbo
Ext, 1909 las; Nernal 1000:
Pennsylvania, 3 asked: Goldheld Min
ing company, 1.T0T1.S0: Kendall. 80
m32; Booth. ST a So; Blue Bull, 80 a
30; Adams. 14@i5 Silver Pick, ~ ep
e5; May Queen. 20 bid; Nevada hoy,
Q bid: Black Butte Ext. sos; Blue
Columbus, IA AZ; Hibernia, Gas; ST.
Ives. $50 1.02 ": Conqueror. 12Gp14;
Black Rock, aW5: Lone star, 20Gp22;
Geld Wonder, . bid: Potlatch, 80 bid:
ORC. 22Ge3: Kendall Ext, bid:
SANDSTONE Ext 4D5: Mayne. Gas;
atlanta. 6f@65; Great Bend. TSGpT9;
Slmmerone. 20 asked. Empire. 10 bid;
Red TOP Ext, 24@25; Floreoce. SO
s ~ y plamondheld b. y. Cons, %
G27: Goldheld Daisy. 2.45m ESQ; La
guna, 1.50 bid; Commonwealth, 35
asked; Combination Fraction. 2.S5I
100; Great Bend Ext. 1915: Great
Bend Annex, loG13; 3. y. Bonanza.
6W7; Kewanos. 1880 Portland 81
@2 Crackerjack. 2I622. + Mo-
hawk, l.25 asked: Red Hills. 5iG55
Mohawk Ext. S@a; Lou Dillon, IA
IA: S. p. Ext. i@5; Y. Rose. . asked; ;
Colo. Min, Ext. 6 asked: Goldiield
Con, S.f0@S.75: Diamondheld Trian-
gle, II bid.
TONoPAH.
Tonopah Nevada. 1875. asked: Mon
tana Tonopah, 3.32isGS.35: Tonopah
Extension, l.72I@11. is; MacNamara, 20
ago. Midway, i.t5Ml. 17is; Tonopah Bel
mont, 3.55@3.57Js: Tonopah North star
24W26; Ohio Tonopah, sHi: West End
Con-. STG90 Rescue 1901; Tonopah &
California, q, asked: Golden Anchor. Is
GD2o; Jim Butler. 1,d5G1.l0. Cash BOY.
66l7: Home 5, bid: Boston Tonopah, 10
asked: Monarch Pitts, Ext. 4I10; Mon
tana Midway Ext, 4@5; Golden Grown,
sQ1o.
BULLFROG.
Original 7ds Bullfrog Mining 1s@lS
Mont. Bunfrog. 4a5: National Bank.
21m25; l.. Harris. 2alS; Amethyst. 2s
bid; Gold Bar, 761Ts; Steinway. SOLO:
Denver Bullfrog Annex, Sdi0: Bonnie
Glare, 52G55; Mayfiower Con, 4lm42;
Mont Sho, Ext Z. Bid; G. Scepter. 100
IL; Montgy. Mt, l5M16; y. Diamond
field sag; Homestake Con-, 81 bid; Y.
Girl. asked; Nugget asked; Tramp
Con, 50a5l; Victor asked.
MANHATTAN.
Manh. Cons. 80 asked; Manh. Min.
Co, bid; G. Wedge bid; S. Hum
phrey sos; Dexter 12@1i L. Joe
2m3; Crescent asked: Combination
lac; Granny 20@2ay Mustang 94ma5:
Little Grey 20 asked; Cow Boy S
asked Ong. Manu-, IA asked; Bronco
los: ]. Jack 10 bid; Pnenut 7GS;
Buffalo asked; s. Dog IL bid; Y.
Horse 4d5: Ind. Camp. 6 bid; Stan
dard asked
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Deseret News Quotations OF
Prices Of Sugar Stocks.

Date, Stock. Price Quoted.
Sept. 20. 1905, Idaho. .SS. 80
Dec. 1, 1900, Idaho. .........S So. 30
March 20, 1907, Idaho IS 80
June ~, 1907, Idaho. ..... 50. so
Sept. 20, 1906. Western Idaho. 80. 80
Dec. 4, 1906, Western Idaho. 80 60
March 23. 1906, Western Idaho. $40 90
June -, 1907, Western Idaho. Sf1 90
Since first date above given we have
constantly advised those able to hold
their stocks, not TO sell: and those wish
ing to invest In stocks named, TO buy as
we believed the stocks would be sure TO
rise. This advice Is good NOW III able 70
hold. do not sell your stocks. IL you wisa
to buy COOS dividend paying stocks that
VIII yield n fair rate not less than per
cent per annun). and that are bound to
rise In market value, send us orders to
buy for You stock In. Idaho and Western
Idaho Sugar Companies After July 18th,
1867, these and the Utah Sugar Company
are TO he combined and after that date,
ask for preferred stock in UTAH-IDA1iO
SUGAR COMPANY
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GREENE MEXICAN MINES.

New York, July Nv r. POmroy,
manager OF the mining operations OF
the Green Gold Silver company. re-
ports from Mexico 10 the New York
Office that a shoot OF ore, averaging
500 10 the ton, has been encountered
In the Matulera mine fthe company
AT Ocampo, Chihuahua Mexico
The company purposes starting up
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DEsEFET EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY July II 1907

the El salto mill at Ocampo to treat
the ores OF its mines IN that district.
The mill consists of 20 stamps and
two Bryan crushers, with total ca
paclty of IS tons daily. a cyanide
plant also is to be added.
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purTnR AMp EGGs.

Chicago, July i1.-Buttor. steady, at9s5i
dairy, 11We2.
Eegs-sioadN al mark, ddses included,
laA@1I.
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SEATS GOING UP.

Seats on the Salt Lake Stock & Min
ing exchange are now held at about
$1,000. 1t Is understood that a bid OF
Sl,s5o was made for one yesterday.
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NEw YORK FnuIr MARKnr.


New York July H.-sugar raw, firm.
Fair refining, 1854; centrifugal, .0G est
g.s3M molasses sugar. 3.OSh
Refined Steady Crushed $40; powder
cd, $3.50: graduated, 8 %.
Coffee Steady, No Z Rio. 67s; No. 4
6antos ~
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GEO, NJ. CANNON CO.,

Real Estate and Commercial
Stocks md Bonds, We desire your
orders for anything In our line
Rooms 5l2-5l3 Templeton building
Phone Bell 81.
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r. NJ WEST & CO., stock brokers
ID. r. Walker Blk. Both phones Of
tee ana residence.
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WE DO JOB PRINTING and the
kind OF Job printing that everybody
wants who wants good work. The pss-
eret News.
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CANNON & CANNON, Mining stock
Brokers, is u $. Tenn. Both Phones.
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+. II. Snow & Co., Stock Brokcrs.
22 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1919
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PRODUCE
CHICAGO.

Chicago. July l7.-The wheat market
opened firm because Of untaVorable re-
port from the northwest regarding the
pros. ess OF the crop and dispatches from
the southwest to the effect that the har-
vestlug Is showing meager returns. The
fact that Liverpool failed to reflect the
decline of yesterday upon the local mar
ket was also Strengthening factor. Sep
tember wheat opened a shade lower 10
92s, a927s
The corn market was exceedingly dull
and prices We're easy The weather In all
sections OF the country was reported as
being highly favorable for the crop. Sep
tenber corn opened y TO u lower at
5sls to 53ss, and for time held within
that range.
The oats market was quiet The wealth
oats opened unchanged To y lower at 3SA
cr was reported as favorable. September
to 3sA. and sold ut 8Sis. advancing to 3Sh
Provisions We're easy because OF de-
cline Of to 10 cents in the price OF hogs.
September pork opened ~ lower at ls.S 50,
Lard was down cents al $50. and ribs
were Off 2la cents at s.62M
Close: wheat--July SOsb; Sept, $3.50
Gon-July. 53is; sept. 5sqsdssA,
oats--July, Bi4i Sept. 5sIllesN.
Pork-July l6.12i5; Sept. lG.s2k
Iard-July. s,72; Sept, SOC.
Ribs-guly, s,S Sept. s.b5gS.57h
Rye-Cash, 81.
Barlcy-C'ash, 55aa5.
NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET.
New York. July lG--1-he market Tor
evdporated apples Is quiet and DitSss are
without quotable change. Fancy, sac;
choice. Sc; prime. fia0'sse; poor TO fair.
sac.
isrunes, nrm; quotations ranging from
ihc 10 l.inc for California fruit and from
59sc 10 % fore oregon.
Apricots are no,ninally unchanged
Choice, sioi extra choice, &c; fancy va
25c.
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GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BRoKERg. "a 10. So. Temple. Both
phones $40.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TopAY,s rnANsTEns.

O. Sanders & co. to Jno A. Trip.
lots 81 and IS. Tingley's First addi-
iion to Murray .u,,. ,.,.,..,,,.... DO
NJ J. H. Harris TO O. y Mantle,
part of lot 4. block l03 plat Do. 800
James Jensen ct al to John old
nam lots l. block l. Flagstaff
Farming plat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 81
Peter c. Rasmussen and wife To An-
drew W Allen. part OF section ~.
township 3 south range east,.,. a4
YESTERDAYS.
George Klonke to Emma X, l<enke,
part lot 5, "a, a Observation-Disclosures.
Mahala Jenkins - Joseph II.
Preece. part LOT I, block q, plat a 400
d. &. Smith 20 Victor ATio lot ~.
block 3 Holland sub. Gao
Sarah A. Mcconoche to Ahram }.
De Groot lots a. etc. block
Hunters sub 80. ....,,,.-,..t....... 2ID
Abram ]. De Groot 10 j. A, Fritsch,
lots a, etc, block !, Hunters sub. 800
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
REGULAR CALL.

Ajax--100 at 80.
Columbus--I00 at 495.
May Day--2.l00 at 3S1a; 100 at 80.
Star Con.--l00 at 81; POI at Go 100
at So: 100 at 81; 200 at IS; 900 at 20;
2e6 at SO.
Beck Tunnel 900 at els; 500 at
2.10: LOO at 2.12i5-
Black jack, 100 ut 90; 900 at "a;
goo at 80.
Colorado--s65 ut 500.
Crown Point--3,2O0 at 81; $500 at
Ingot-1, 600 at Az.
Iron Blossom--2OO at 1876; 600 at
1.s7M.
Mountain Lake--5oo at IS; 1000 at
81.
South Columbus con.--2oo Mt
2,s7h.
sioux con.--2 500 at so; 200 at 70;
200 at rs: 400 at n; 100 nj 81.
Seven Troughs--200 at 20.
Victor con.--1. 900 AZ 10.
Yankee Con.--3,0OO al 80.
OPEN BOARD.
DAILY Judge--20O az 900.
Ingot~-500 at Az
Iron Blossom-100 at 1.37m.
Mountain Lake 700 at 50; 100
at SIS.
May Day--5O0 at 38ta: 500 nj SO.
Victor Con.--b0O at 10
Yankee C'ou.--4O0 at 60
Uncle sam con.--100 at ~.
REGULAR p NJ SALES.
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A. H. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. sie d. ". Walker Block.
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UNION ASSAY oFFICE.

NJ. s. Hanauer. j. " Sadl,r.
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sam FRANcrsco MARKET.

James a Pollock & Company, bank
ers and brokers furnish the following
quotations on Nevada mining stocks
from San Francisco today
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Bird-Cowan Co.

Custom Assayers and Chemists, 100
South West Temple St
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Ophh. 205G2lO Mexican. 65Q67:
Gould q curry, 1906; Con. Va. 6sa70:
Savage 72Gp7S: Hale x Norcross 62Gl
6Si Yellow Jacket. 9O@l00; Belcher 30
qai. Confidence 66 bid; Sierra Nevada.
asNi0. leNcheauer. 10 bid: Union, AGO
90,
GoLDF1ELD
Sandstone, 46@4s; Red Top. 425
bid, Mohawk 400 bid; Colo MIN.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST


GoLDENBERG's 9Th and X SITS NV
, AANN, SONS & CO.. Sth and Market space
GREENS CA P IT A L ADVERTISING
AGENCY, lI46 18th st. nv.
W. l.. MCNULTY. Cigar store l4th and 2 NV.
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY, Linton 8
Nelson, Froprletorss corner Rhode Island
ave. lst and SITS. NV.
ROBERT /. PETZOLD The Harvard Phar-
macy, nth and Harvard SIS. NV.
~ A LAftI-lNG; cor 18th ana 7 sts- nv
- kRENCH SIMPSON, cor. 7th ST. Rhode
d 7 BUTTS PHARMACY. 9Th st. and
Mass. ave NV.
CHAs. {. HoRNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy.
sW. cor. Eth and II sJs. NV
DOM q SANFORD. New York ave- and
North Capitol ST.
r A. NEITcH, 2lth and ~ SITS. NV.
pUIGLEY'S PHARMACY, 2lat ana q SITS. NV
GILLETTE & Co, 18th and I. SITS NV
s. n WAGNER & CO.. LIST and II SITS. NV.
L 7. TAYLOR. cor. 9Th and p SITS NV.
EUGENE P NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave. NV.
NORTHEAST.
FORSTON's BOTANICAL PHARMACY. cor
lzth ST and Florida ave. ne.
S S5iAS; II bl-l1 MEE, ", Cap. and r sts. ne
AcCAEsNEN JOACHIM. cor. ID and E sts
SOUTHEAST.
a. f. POWELL. gth and East CsDitoi SIS
oD0NNELL DRUG CO. gth and & @ sts-
Al = bEALA, NV cor, nth and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST.
v HUGO ElSENBEIsS. zsn and 3 streets
ANACosTIA.
BCRYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
BRoOKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR Ii + LUERssEN, Drug store.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L CARNE & CO. 703 King st.
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Wanted-hale.

WANIED-By tEorouEhly experienced nsau
situation Office clerk good references
ADDRESS BOX 81, Times Office IL
WAETED-By c1lured man. position in hotel
OF cafe as walter. Address A. B w sZI
New Jersey ave NV. agZs-Zl
WANTED-By arst-cIazs salesman. Eo5E-
keeper, and general Office maa. position. ca
pable Of taking entire charge. Address BOX
49, city PosIlfiCe apg5-st
WANTED-By a German sadd-er and car
Tiags painter. position. Address 1904 King
mans place NV ap25-at
VANTED-A gentleman OF reputation In the
local commercial circles desires 10 close out
his present business and viii entertain a
proposition 20 manage or cooperate with
some reliable nru- Address BOX 90. Times
ufiCe. aBE3-tF
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Musical.

LADIES ORCHESTRA and Gypsy Hun
gariau band would like 10 secure engage
ments in Washington for summer season
MAX BACHMAN. 1870 10th ST. NV.
ap2I-tu. IT. SUIT
WANTED-Violin dance music lessons two
evenings each week, by middie-aged man,
state particulars. Address BOX SIS. Times
Office. aI28-St
MUSIC STI-DIO-Isessons given on string and
brass Instruments. lady musicians wanted for
summer en-a gements; string Instruments re-
paired BIZ European expert. For fuE par
ticuIars apply To MAX BACHMAN. 1z50 10Th
81. NV. 2pIl-tu-tri Su-tt
PIANO: successful lady teacher wiz take
limited number summer pupils rapid method.
lessons soc. at downtown studio, or at homes.
Address BOX 535. Times office. ap21-l0t
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Wanted-ROOmS.

WANTED-By young couple. furnished room
for SO per mOnth; in Northwest section.
Address BOX 90 Times Office. II
WANTED - Two unfurnished convenient
rooms; heat and gas; house clean and quiet:
south front; near Government Printing Office.
one in family Address BOX 66. Times Of
flee. II
WANT sD-Three rooms ana bath for light
housekeeping. on second Goor. I2l3 b St Sc
ap2J-5t
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Bicycles.

WANTED-To buy every secondhand bicvrIa
in Washington az highest prices paid Is any
dealer. {. I. HUNTER. Tie Bicycle Man
llS Pennsylvania ave. NV ap24-tf
WE HAVE for this week some exceptlonai
good bargains IN high grade bicycles Gail
and get our prices HAIERFORD CyCT. E
IT, ~ lVLn 81 NV
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50 III sr. \. w.-CompIeteIy furnished for
b0usckecping opposite Printing once
ap15-3t
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Help Wanted--FemaIe.

WANTED-At once. two girls to go errands.
Call at 2l40 Z ST. NV ap25-2t
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Wanted-Teams.

WANTED Teams To haul brick from JACK
son PHILLIPS BRICK YARD. Apply al
the yard. J. II. PHILLIPS ap25-2t
for coal wagon and carts:
big wages tor good men. V BALDWIN
JOHNSON. nth ST and Rhode Island ave.
ap24-3.
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Country Board.

COUNTRY BOARD IN VIRGINIA-Troliey
at door, quick access city, elevation. g0Ol
water, porches; pleasant rooms. with best
window screens. MRS BROADUS. Way
croft Station. w, A. & +. c. r. r. p. ..
BOX .. Bailstou. Va. ap25-3t
GOOD BOARD. Handsomely furnished house
near cars: references. 1913 Newton ST..
BTOOkland. apl9-12t
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Rooms and Board.
For Rent-R0omS.

II YOU ARE LOOKING for rooms or
flats. furnished or uufurniShed- ia any To-
CaliIies, see us. as we have listed with
US so per cent of aIl the desirable vacant
rooms IN this city No charges ana au-
tomobile furnished free.
List your vacant rooms: no charges ua-
I'll rented
THE CENTRAL. REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN COMPANY.
Phone II. 105J. 142I j. St n W
ap1g-tf
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BRoOKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR Ii +. LUERSSEN, Drug Store.
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1885 NEW JERSEY AVE. NW.-F0r house
keeping, two large, completely furnished
rooms, Sls, no children reference ap-s-3t
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II14 7 ST. NW.-seIect ueiEhb8rh01d near
accommodated ar-t-4r
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Ice Boxes.

ICE BOXES and chests that give satisfqc-
ton are tsIilt at COS New York ave. NV.
Family tce boxes SsRalTed. Phone Main
Ells-&s aplo-S9t
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DreSsmaking.

PROF LIVINGSTON-Ne York Pattern Par
OTIS and Academy of Designing, Dress cut
ing Dressmaking. Ladies' Tailoring and
Sewing School, 1920 G St ap22-6t
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TITLES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
oNn CErT a woRD ron

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word fsr all other classified
advertisements FOR less than three insertions.
II inserted Tor three or more consecutive
days cent word for each Insertion.
These rates do not apply 10 Personals.
Advertisements viii be accepted at any Of
the following branch Offices at regular Office
rates. II IL is fnconyenIsnt 10 leave edvertise-
meEts at ether bra2Ch Office OF The Times
% The Times lMain $780, ana a messenger
Wll call q collect without additional charge
% the advertiser.
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.8s 18TH ST NW.-Veu furnished. COM
Portable rooms. porcelain bath, phone. lors-
uCu central. trauslllts. aH-t-3L
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Rug Weaving.

RUGS WOVEN out OF old carpets Drop
postal, WASHINGTON RUG CO.. 931 9Th st.
NV. Phone Main 1925. Eih22-tf
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. I. CARNE & CO. 703 King Il.
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Post Cards.

READ READ. READ-SubscrIbe for Review
Of Reviews. WOman's Home Companion. and
Cosuopoitan all three one year for SO.
IsRAEIsS POST CARD SHOP. 500 Vermont
ave Phone Main z306. ap25-tf-eNSu
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ANACOSTIA
SCRY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

WANTED-A neat tidy girl for general
h9use"orki good wages CaH 81 NV.
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LARGE front room, with Bstl. and a nice
hall room. 638 l. st. NV ap2f5t
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Millinery.
Automobiles.

GAss car, 13-horseDower runa5out. leather
top IS G ST. ne ap1J-3t
FOR SALE-One Stanley rJuabout. en- per
feet condition; fully equipped with top. glass
front etc; q bargain THE CAHTLL AUTO.
CO. Inc 1873 7 81 NV. Storage. repairs
ap2i-3t
FOR sALE-190S motorcycles. good condition.
SI2 r ST. NV. apzs-7t
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
LADIES and Eeutlemen's worn garments
hats. shoes. etc; phone 23sS, drop postal. will
cali l. kESSLEE. les eth 81. nv.