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UNDERMINED BY TUNNEL.
for Hudson River Ter
mtnnl Causes Building to sink.

!. Excavation york on the Hudson
River lunnci terminal has resulted In
ina setting Of the sand under the six
story building at No. B Cedar street,
/. ~ ,ha s,ruc,ure has sunk three inches
Thn = fna bs.iftSsns " a4= Htstl l!fisS sSl5,Was4
discovered when "a crHck npsTrT nptvst1 !, e m
w wall The building has been shore3
ap and there Il no further oanser o'
a collapse
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whs saver treub,sd with sore throat,
hosrssneas OF cough. use "Brown,s
DRooahlai Troches." Contain no opium.
- -. saA ~ . ~. ~ A s
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The Church nn-iha-A a-Acixhta--RrnnklYn4
Glinord Demare.t will give an organ re-
cital. Seats are free at both.
Malta rna SleasAa-s; -s;ona Will gtre ths
uIst OF three song re,itals in Mendels-
som e,'n Hall on Wednesday afternoon. She
VIII be accompanied by Mrs. Hess Burr.
oI chicago. Her manager. Mr.. Franckc,
announces !positively that there will be
no free tickets except for the prcss.
Madeleine Walther. a French colcra-
ture soprano. Will give recital at Men
delssohn Hall on Thursda, evoning, as
sistsd by Jean Gerardy. the Belgian
'cellist. :"
I'hs flrst OF series OF concerts by the
Vienna QuArta. will be given at Cooper
Union Hall next Thursday evening The
programme Will be made up OF the
most popular quartet music.
Albert Jap6noliski. baritone. viii rive
a recitai In Mendelasohn Hall on Friday
evening.
A Joint recital will be ktven At Ma.
delssohn Hall on Tuesday afternoon Nv
Emily Stnnrt Kellogg. contrnIto. and
Albert Rosenthal, 'eelllst Arthur Roern
stein Will be the aecompAnist
ReinRld Werrenruth. baritone. WIN rty.
recital at the Waldorf-Astorin on
Tuesday afternoon, assisted by the YIoi.
land Trio and Chester searie accom-
pAn1st
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IN new
CREDIT MONEY
IS TAKING SHAPE:
Business May Bathe in a Gold
en- Del,lge After New
Years.
-
BIG SHARE FOR REALTY.
Openings Of Under River Tun-
.nels Lead Masses 40
Outside Homes.

Now osmmercial credits. sggresat5ng
a billion dollars 40 forming. Many Of
tho millions may now into New York
real estate after the nrSt of the year.
Tho salient factors In the wave to-
ward better times are these:
/. This country has taken $4,000 600
o, gold from Europe wfttin the p~~s
few weeks It il being scattered
throughout sections where 1t Is needed
most On the gold as collateral bankers
can issue 300, 900 OF new credit
2. Tho United States Government u
helping the baaks to take out new cir
culntIon The total Is expected TO reach
site. .ono. 90. This will be equal to $780,
ooo.tGo moro credits.
g. Over 500. .too. coo has been drawn out
OF Its usual channels into tho West for
moving the crops. That money will be-
gin to flow back to Its natural reservoir
In New York after Nav Years
g. Tho addition OF t;,eso total $780,
10000 OF credits to business users 10
expected TO restore confidence. and with
confidence restored tho 10000 coo OF
cash wh.eh has> been hidden by hoard
crs during the past few weeks Is ex-
pected TO flow back into Its legitimate
place In the banks. On that cash.
bankers can issue 1900 900 additional
credits.
= $1,1uU,uo0,oo0 Now Money.
Thus total OF 81, 100 5000 in circu-
lating credits ought TO be added to tho
financial resources OF tiie country after
York banks issue 100 per cent. of cred
hs on the new gold and lawful money
in their vaults. while some Western
banks run as high as ! 90 per cent. !,
sections have been reducing their OUT
lays and their consequent credit de-
mands TO the lowest termA- They viii
not want 30 much ab tney needed a
few months ago. Therefore. there
money in the hands OF the banks rs
And to make 1t eail Its proper rate OF
interest they deposit II usually with
their correspondent banks In New
York.
Of the 81 Id. 700 which ouEh; It % Q .weli
the credit monsy Of tho country VI
be seeking sate Investment In the me-
tropolia =
Hardwood Gardens Ready.
Long Island was favored particularly,
during the week by rapid transit SUBJ
buy again on wha. promises to grow
into large campaign.
At Central lslip. the Cnrrollton Ronlty
Company bought the HAxelwood Gar
dens tract And began preparations TO
opsn Il for hnUe- e-bualders. a clergyman
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Next weeks Operas
tie Manhattan.

-ER. HAAlMESol ltSlS, puhhy AZ
mi work rehea arising "Lon.ae. tthc
xvx next OF tho French operas In
whicM Mary Garden IN TO hnsl. VIII
rely next week upon the works In his
rcperyory thar have atrendy proved
popular. Tho programme in full Is AZ
sUNDAY-Popular operate concert.
with Brcssler-Gtanoli. Jomelli. zepptlli.
.GeryiIle Reache. Anmondi. Ancona,
GILBERT and Cra bbe.
MoSDAY-.The Tales OF Hoffman," :"
with ZeppillI. Jo,nelll. Trentini. Dal-
mores and Renaud.
wEDNEsD.AY-. -.'Thais.'' With Mary
Garden, Renaud and Dalmores,
FRIDAY--"Fsust," with zepptti. Zen
Atollo. Didur and Anconn.
4 sATuRDAY-''The Tales OF Hon
mann" at the matinee and la Gio-
condn" In the evening. with Russ, In
steAd OF Nordica. In the title part. and
DC Cisncros. GeryIlle-Reache. Zenatello.
iincsnal and D!dttr.
campaninl Will diec. every perform
at,ce. s.,--
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wa. on. OF tho ar-. 10. buyers. Ha got

WAS ono OF tho Hrst lot buyers. Ho got
. corner and eight lots.
DffleS-s OF the company said the re-
cent financNl panic had filled the peo-
pie with great confidence In real estate
and that more savings than ever arc
ready for suCh Investment conn
pany has soII MI Of It's Hew cottages at
Ormonde Park and Edgerton Square.
II has sold almost haif OF Bnyhampton
Park at Freepprt The Hnzelwood Gar
dens tract wil! be improved AT once with
streets and The best requirements OF
htgh-class suburban towns
Boulevard to Massapcqus.
The Mnssapeaua Board OF Trade is
making strong Efforts 10 build the bou-
icvard from Brooklyn to Massapeaua
over the citys pipe llue through Mas
sau County. The work Is important To
the south side OF Long Island because
Il Will make a magnificent way parai-
1e!ing the Montauk Division of the
Long Island Railroad.
The Queens Land and Title Company
Is building the eastern end OF the boule-
ward Mt Massapcqua. The approach to
the depot is to be constructed next
spring II VIII mako diretst connection
with the Automobile Parkway through
the Hicksyjlle road.
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Do,ngs in Mnstc Nlorla
Outside Obe1a-HOuses.

THE Oratorio Society at It's first
concert OF the season in Carnegie
Hail me-. Wednesday evening Will
give a first performance in America OF
Woli-Ferrari's The New Life" founded
on Dante's Vita Sucya." Besides the
reeular chorn. ct men and women
ana tho orchestra ITO which alone
-. - intrusted some Of tho most ex-
reesslve partsl the boys' choir OF forty.
from Christ Church. viii take part.
1.sa.t1ee 1.sa VIII be represented by Edith
snapinan Gould and Dante by am-
panarL DR.. Frank Damrosch. the dirrc-
,"r' =, nas been working hard at rehearsals
20 To- reach the best RI suits IRA hm,:s
. me ne song Of Fate. 'schicksalled'o.
= A composition for chorus and or
chesrra. Will also be performed.
rhe Boston symphony Orchestra at
~ pair OF concerts In carnegie Hail
next Ihnrsday evening and SATURDAY
-a.'ernoon IS to have the assistance ~
tadefewsk' Al the evening perform.
nnes ne VIII pla3 the piano part IN
emperor concer,o a,a .
Ile matinee Rub!nstcin's concerto 4, n
1 Is major srahmss mtI1 e SEQ seeond symphony in
evening, but Or. Karl Muck mas eIns,aS IsS
70 90 without symphony on Saturd,, !.
afternoon ATT Instead he viii 1ensy ofray
r,aaS r,aSSan,na; tone poem By Ernes,
posns, ann Two movements from q sym.
phonlc suite In minor BY lseaniesE
Josef Hoffman, Will be solo,st A. ~.
conSsrts concerts OF the New York Symphony
Orchestra at Carnegie Hhll next Satt,r.,
day night and the following aI,ndaw
Iernoon. tern He Will play the plano part IN o' !,
new concerto by Liapunow ana thrna
unhcconlpan MED pieces. Waltor Dan
=, = ~ bsrs synphonr
ni,r,h.- tor the eaief orchestral
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Albert Jap1nollski. baritone, viii rive
a recitai IN Mende'asohn Hall on Friday
evening. 80
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Buy IT NOW

That uprighr@ piano. piano player. q
pianola- Here's the opportunity 70 ger
II and save money. We ara selling this
week a few fine Instruments taken IN trade
for Lauter Humane Player Pianos. We want
TIE room You must see these instruments %
fully appreciate their value
one "Angelus'' Piano Player. used only
four months-------. .........-. IL
One '.Knabe" Upright Plane In excellent
Conditign .........-.s So
One "Cecilian" Piano Player. IA fine
one "Gablsr'' Upright Piano, nearly
new, In a beautiful mahogany case. sl75
one Manufacture Sample Player
absolutely new and high grade VIII
include this IN sale az great reduction
rather than return 10 maker a $3.50
instrument. This sale 30 cash purchaser. 1876
One Pianola Ia excellent condition We
give you a one-year guarantee alth H.. s75
One Pian0ls. guaranteed for enc year.. so
one lne Upright Piano. excellent con
diti0n. very sweet tone. A genuine
$3.50 instruInen 500
CASH or EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
CHAs. J. TURNER & Co.
Sole agents
"LAuter Humane Player Planes
1906 St. y. ".
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BIRDS. DOCS, ETC.

PETS FOR XMAS GIFTS. HARTZ NOUN
tain canaries from 81 ups young parrots
goldhshes, rabbits. dogs. cats guinea pigs.
monkeys. fancy pigeons and poultry.
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. ~ 18th ST no20-tf
THREE fox terrier puppies FOR sale. male
s. each. 119 c 1t. ne no20-st
HARTZ MOUNTAIN canaTies. 81 up: also
goldfnches, parakeets. parrots monkeys.
cockatoos. macoins. gold FISH, dogs, rabbits,
guinea pigs LEES BIRD STORE, 1901 5th
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE sUPERINTENDENT L.
5. Capitol Building and Grounds, Washing
ton, %, c., November Is. 1907. Proposals (in
duplicated viii be received and publicly
opened at the above Office at IL O'CLOCK
NOON, on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IL
1907, for furnishing and delivering Lufy az
the ONCE Building, L. s Senate, Washing
ton, D. C., OF the quantities OF sheet copper
called for; 6 $50 sheets 24xs5 inches equiva-
lent 20 100 600 square feet OF material Bids
must be accompanied by certified check or
surety bond In the sum Of per cent Of the
amount OF the bid Contract will require
approved surety bond IN the sum OF 60 per
cent OF the amount or contract The right
IS reserved to reject any or all bids or TO
waive any technically OF informaIity in any
bid. ELLIOTT WOODS, Superintendent L. S
Capitol Building ana Grounds.
nols. p %. 25,27,S0
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER D. c.
Washington November Is. 1907. Sealed pro-
posals viii be received in this Office until l.
O'CLOCK N, NOVEMBER . 1885,, for the
construction OF q Four-room Addition to the
Emery School Building. located at Lincoln
Avenue and Prospect Street. Northeast
Forms. specifications. information and neces-
sary proposal blanks may be obtained az
this ONCE. ROOM No g II. b F. MAC
FARLAND, HENRY l. WEST. JAY J.
MORROW. Commissioners, D. c.
no1s-St-ezSu
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HELP wANrED-MALE.

WANTED-Young men or youths with bicy-
cles may find very prohtable employment a.
messengers; those attending school VIII De
employed after school hours. MUTUAL Dis
TACT MESSENGER CO.. i40l ST.
ro13-tG, we, theft
WANTED-Men 10 learn barber trade; new
system: anyone can learn. eight weeks coma
pletes; expenses earned while learning; tools
donated; positions guaranteed graduates
write for free catalogue. MOLERS BARBER
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nOl6-6t
wAETED-Modera iHsroved whisky, SOC
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bottles rye any brand with WedderbErn
Rye Combination. sl.65 THE JOHN WE'D
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TELEGRAPHY

LEARN TELEGRAPHY-Why? Because. On
account Of eight-hour law recently enacted
so 900 telegraph operators are wanted-2a coo
more than can be secured. Twenty students
who first clip and present or send this notice
70 DraughOn' s-Spencertan College corner gth
and D nw.. may pay $25 Of tuition after
position Is secured. Draughon's students get
practice on regular railway wires send Tor
booklet on Teiegraphy. Bookkeeping short
hand etc, also taught. NIGHT and DAY
POSITIONS secured or MONEY BACK Cata-
logue FREE. noI9-sot
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DENTISTRY.

DRS o. W. & W. J. ELZET. DENTISTS
s. W. Cor. 10th and + SITS, -. ".
Specialists in Painless Extracting Gold
Crown and Bridge Work. Filings. and Plates
that AZ. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
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fszS-f
CUT RATE DENTISTRY
SO Set Of Teeth. Gold Crowns and Bridgework
81 Filings, soc. Painless Extraction Free
u. S. Army and Navy Dental Association.
ess ST. Nv CoRNER OF 7TH
iyIS-tf
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pain: look feel, act. and last longer than
nst ural teeth: shrunken faces made normal;
painless filling. DIR, J. L WILSON. 1908 F
81. au23-tf
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PERSONAL.

ORIGINAL gypsy palmist. whole fortune
told l5c. Open nights. i725 Sth 81. NV Il
NINE DAVIS. born eIairvoyant and card read
er, removes spells evil influences, gives good
luck. 1928 18th st. NV; give ne a call. no2e-50t
WHAT IS 1T YOU WANT TO KNOW
Expert private detective service. any cause.
ali sections, business established IN 1855 ABB
solute secrecy guaranteed. private c0nsulta-
Main 252. BRADFORD DETECTIVE
AGENCY. SUITE "a. COLORADO BUILD
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residence North 4343). n050-3t
NINE. ZENITA. formerly 1915 7th. noved to
1928 eth NV no2o-Tt
WORKINGMEN take notice. we are continu-
uing to sell 0yercoats at 81 to 81 coats and
vests, 3 10 50. suits. 50 10 81. coats $50.
Atwood. made by our leading talI0rs; least
bit worn. Call around and see them
JUSTHS OLD STAND. 6l9 ID. nOls-tf
MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
CLAIRNOYANT. PIANIST.
Extraordinary clairyOyant power Combined
with a superior knowledge Of paimistry en-
abies read your life from infancy 10
old age. giving common sense advice in lOTe
marriage and family affairs, how 20 fasclnate
removes evil influences; true path 20 happy
and fortunate life; Information clear, concise
and 70 the point; gives dates. facts and
figures.
72i Ninth st NV. III
Don't mistake name and number)
noIs-tf
IF YOU HAVE Locomotor Ataxia, or ParaIy-
sis communicate with II. +. n. 1 Broad
way, New York Room No g nol9-5t
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Solicitors Tor Petitioner.
Filed November s, 1907. J. r. Young, Clerk.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA In re: Petition OF
the Washington Gas Light Company for the
asCeTtaiDment Of the actual cash value Of
It's plant and necessary cost OF the C0nsrruc-
tion OF future extensions or enlarEements OF
same and Tor further relief 20 274s5
equity. Notice is this eth day Of November,
4. d. 1897, hereby given that a session OF
Equity Court No. OF the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia viii be held IN its
court room in the City OF Washington. D. C.
on Monday. the % day Of December 1907. at
20 o'clock m. 70 consider the petition q
the Washington Gas Light Company filed
IN the said court on the 9TH day OF NOvem-
Der, 1907. The object Of the said petition Is
the entertainment by the said court Of the
actual cash value Of the plant OF the said
Washington Gas Light Company. and also
the necessary cost OF the construction OF fu-
ture extensions OF engagements Of the said
plant; and also the increase Of the capital
stock Of the Washington Gas Light Com,
pany 10 such sum IN addition 10 its pres
ent capital stock viii equal the actual
cash value OF the said plant and the neces-
Eary cost Of future extensions or enlarge
ments Of the same tSeaL) AHGLEY n
GOULD. Justice. a true copy, Test; :. r.
YOUNG. Clerk. by F. T. CUNNINGHAM,
Assistant Clerk. 7.I42
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KON-MEpIcAL HEALING.

THE JUNoD-THE ACCUMULATION Of
ENFORCING the CIRCULATION, has all
the merits OF OSTEOPATHT. MASSAGE.
CHIROPRACTICES. SWEDISH MOVE
MENTS, and ELECTRICITY az a CURA-
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And II has The enhanced value Of being
able 10 determine the Blood and other fluids
70 or from any part Of The body al the VIII
Of tbs operator The restoring or squaliz-
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the cause Of and cures the disease
II Cures-Rfter al other methods havs
-LsocOmotOT- Ataxia, BriFhrs Disease,
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skill Of your physician-and are usually
classed as hopeless.
Free information q
PROF. II. n. D PARKER
1874 New York Avenue n. "
Washington. u. G..
Hours 10 20 5. Sundays, 10 90 l.
nols-tf Lady Assistant.
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SPIRITUALIsM

IF you WISH advice and -lfOTmation on
any subject. call % see Mr.. MILLION and
get a psychic reading or Independent slate
writing. These private sitti1gs give prac-
IDEAL Information. sl2 Eye 81. nv. no17-7t
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DANCING.

DANCING CLASS-Latest waltz. twOstep
etc under an expert dancing master. desires
slX pupils To- complete class. Excellent oD-
p1rtunity. Further Information BOX $50
Times Office noZa-st
PRIVATE DANCING lessons SOC: waltz and
two-step guarantee lessons, class g. month:
ball room for rest s. % s.. Address sgtth
stamped envel0pe. BOX ts5. Times Office
noi5-6t-exSu
THE WENDHAM, 4sl 18th nw.-Lezsous bCc.
lessons. tz50, class. 7sa0 eNsTy Tues. Ihurs.,
Sat GUARANTEES 10 teach you. Prof Wyndhzul
Jy2s-u
MISS COULTER, professor Of dancing; pri-
vate lessons, SOC II you can walk ! can
teach you 20 waltz. 20l ! 81. NV. Phone
b 1873. Advanced classes Tuesday ana Frl-
day 20 II. Bal room for rent n04-S0t
DkNCISG STUDIO.
sl2f EYE ST. n. W.
Class Tuesday and Saturday evenings at
D. m. Competent instructors. Private les
sons By appointment. Ballroom for rent 70
select parties. Clog buck and wing dane
ing taught By expert. Phone n. 81 oc90 got
DANCING, Ballroom and Fancy Dancing:
latest methods; private or class lessons
NATIONAL CONSERVATORY. IL Fast CAP.
ltol Phone Lincoln I06Z- se3a-tf
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FAAIILIES-Plesse address postal card to
Bell Laundry i2o West St. Alexandria, Va
and have your washing sent for and very
carefully and needy DONE delivered eacH
week payable e7 cry 4 weeks with price 10
suit nO1O-su. ~. th-let
RUAIMAGE SALE Tor the benefit OF Homeo-
pathic Hospital. row going on. UNION
BLDG, G St between sth and 5th- no20-2t
NINE. NJ E de VsGH wishes 70 announce
that she Is still IN the millinery business and
viii be pleased to see her patrons and
friends: also those interested in an Industrial
work; all kinds OF embroidery. painting and
lace Work, millinery, mauicuring, dress cut
ting and making taught. 9I9 81 NV.
noIg-5t
CARPENTERING. plumbing. briuE work
Timing, painting, paperhanglngt stores, and
ranges repaired We repair anything. INO.
q. SLATER. Manager. House Repair and Re-
modelling Co. Telephone Main 1850. ONCE AZ
louisiana ave; shop 2227 st NV. oc3+S0t
PARTIES CONTEMPLATING having their
furE changed Will DO well to call at PECKS
SIS + St NV. and get estimate; good WORK
usnship. low prices make everything IN
fur. sls F ST NV. ocs-tf
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SAIE-A fve-passenger two-cyIinder
touring car IN perfect condition. a rare bar
gains Maxwell runabout: first-class order
TIE DEWEY GARAGE,
1919 J. ST n W Phone y {55i
oc4stf
TOURING CAR: reasonable: viii Demon
strate. 4 2ply after 5 p. N. $50 eth ST. Sc.
FOR SALE-Waverly electric: batteries ana
tres IN good condition. owner leaving town
Price. soc BOX CO, Times Office nols-st
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MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. face and scalp:
wrinkles q blemishes removed. Mrs. LYDIA
JOHNSON, N. c. graduated Ia swedsnJ,
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STORAGE.

FIREPROOFl STORAGE.
Separate locked rooms. from 81 meath up
Expert handlers. Estimates furnished
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND
STORAGE COMPANY.
szs-s22 NV. PHONE n. $50.
se3-f
WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 4lS-42o-4Zs
10th ST. NV. Phone Main so, se+-90t
CENTRAL STORAGE ROOMS. 1909 H St NV
Best lighted and ventilated rooms In the city.
See US. BROWN g. FOLSOM. Propvistors-
MOVING, PACKING, SHIPPING.
FURNITURE. baggage. pianos. etc. moved
with care packing and shipping speciality
KRIEG EXPRESS. 1924 II NV. Phone NJ. 29lo.
nol7-s0t
SAUNDERS EXPRESS. 81 nth sT.-Nov-
Ing. packing, and shipping Phone Main S47S
Oezz-eot
COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.. now locarsd "a
so5 NEW YORK AVE
Large Padded Vans. 81 Load
s-borse Wsgonz s. Load
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LEGAL NOTICES

r. ROSS PERRY & son, r. H COLDS
aBOROUGH, LAMBERT & MCLEAN,
Solicitors Tor Petitioner.
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HELP wANTED-Mals anu Fsmais-

GGLDENBERG'S
require experienced sales rSeople, bofl
men and women, for tie following
departments.
Rric-a-brac. chinaware, women's
neckwear. gloves. handkerchiefs, shirt
waists. muslin underwear and chill
drens goods.
GOLDENBERG'S
9Th and X streets.
no2O-3t
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TYPEWRFING. shorthand. 81 monthly: Ger
man. Spanish. Latin, Esperanto evenings
scholarships COLUMBIA POPULAR tOls-
JEGE an Massachusetts ave no2i p. .
MARRIED MAN with grown boys and no
small children for 42-acre dairy farm IN
Virginia, near Washington Address BOX
gu, Times office. noiS.-l,z5
WE TEACH Pitman. Graham. Gregg. Barnes
and the Syllable systems 70 10 100 words per
minute In $50 hours guaranteed. POSITIONS
provided for our pupils. Catalogue tree-
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BABY PHOTOGRAPHS.

CHILDREN EXCLUSIVELY.
For Baby pictures always go
To BOyce's Nursery Studio.
1875 + Street y W
Engagements by phone Main rs. noi-tf
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG' S. 18th and K SITS. NV.
s KANN, SONS a. CO.. Sth and Mar.set space
/, z DEEMS CAPITAL A d v + r 7 y q
AGENCY. 1lS5 18th ST. NV.
w p. McNULTY. Cigar store 18th and p nv,
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY, Linton &
Nelson. Proprietorsi corner Rhode Island
ave. LIST and z sts. NV.
ROBERT T. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy, 18th and Harvard SITS. NV.
W. A. DARLING, cor. 18th and SITS NV.
i. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 9TH St. Rhode
Island ave, and r 81. NV.
Il. 2. BUTTS PHARMACY. 9Th st. and
Mass, ave. NV.
CHAS. G. HORNUNG, Christiani Pharmacy.
sW- cor 7th and N SITS. NV.
EANFORD'S PHARMACY. New York ave.
and North Capitol street.
X A. NEATCEt Goth and rs SITS NV.
CUIGLEY'S PHARMACY Dist AMI @ SITS NV.
GILLETTE & CO. 18th and l. sts- NV.
3 N WAGNER & CO. 1st and i SIS. NV.
L y. TAHLOEs cor. sth and p sts. NV.
THOMAS CRAWFORD. 1901 Pa ave NV.
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RUG WEAVING

SAVE your old carpets; rugs woven from
old carpets. the only weaving factory OF its
kind Sc the city. WASHINGTON RUG CO,
SCI sth nv. Phone Main E325. seI5-smo
OLD CARPETS woven into reversible rugz;
cnly sanitary concern here. HOME co.
1905 -. nv. Phone Lincoln COS n nos-tg
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-21

HELP in all departments in hotels today
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY SOB 10th St
nv nO21-3t
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cIRL-For general housswork. Cali Ga G
81 ne nO20-3t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-21

HOUSEWORKER-Ge girl for light
housevoTki no wash SIS per month, Apply
lG Eye NV. no2O-5tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-21

GIRL-Colored; fifteen or sixteen. 20 assist h
aitcheu; good salary. 6z3 ID 81. NV no20-3