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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-13
A
POOLS WILL
REMAIN
Board Of Works, After In
spectiOn, Decides to Inn
prove Flow Of Water.

After inspecting the public baths
yesterday the members Of the Boar of
Works agreed that neither the bath
houses nor the water was nearly so
bad as represented, though they say
that there is some room for improve
ment. IN the whole the conditions
found by the commissioners were much
better than had been represented, and
the commissioners all breathed easier
after the inspection.
The five commissioners, Messrs. Hal
pin, Lambert, Eggers. Book and Dem
man, with City Engineer Sherrerd, left
the City Hall at 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, and it was nearly Z O'Clock
when they finished the inspection of
the three lighthouses.
The commissioners, after watching
several hundred youngsters in each
b~athhouse, disporting themselves,
laughing, ~splashing and swimming, de-
cided that If the pool was removed,
the lighthouses might as well be closed.
Even Commissioners Lambert, who has
fought strenuously to have the shower
baths installed in place of the pool,
was forced to admit that the small boy
would not frequent the public showers
but go to his old haunt, the canal or
the river, where he could splash and
shout and enjoy himself heartily.
The Summer avenue bath was the
first visited. Fully $50 boys were in the
pool, many of them receiving theil
first lesson in swimming from Older
brothers. This bathhouse, the com.
missioners say, was in good condition
| G. R,o-1o, - ..,A~. f-a-aEthn tamil TuQRf
allowed to settle in glass and showed
no sediment whatever.
The same conditions were found tc
exist at the Morris avenue bath.
The attendants at the various houses
told the commissioners hat II n
pools were removed and shower baths
put in the youngsters would abandon
the place.
At the Walnut street b~athhouse, tn
smallest of the three city baths, thu
commissioners found the place over
crowded n the water slightly dirty
with a sediment on the top, but test
showed that the water was not serious
ly contaminated.
At the last meeting of the Board o
Works Commissioner Lambert advo
Gated the removal of the pools n tn
substitution of shower baths. Commits
sioner Eggers suggested an inspection
first. Today Commissioner Lamber
agreed that the better plan would b
to AVE the pools enlarged and add
tional showers put in.
IF we take out the tanks" sail
Commissioner Lambert, "the boys vii
only go to the canal or not battle a
all, and the city's money would b
- ". :
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LIVELY RUNAWAY IN ARLINGTON

Residents of the middle and Arlington
sections of Kearny were treated to a lively
runaway at $3.50 o'clock last night. Charles
S. Beach, carpenter, of sos Davis avenue.
Harrison, had left his horse and wagon at
Halsted and Windsor streets. Kearny, while
he went to see Charles Lambertson nearby.
While in the latter's house, Mr.. Beach's
horse got startled In some way and darted
northward along Windsor street at a break
neck pace. AT the corner of Berlin street
the animal turned so suddenly that it
broke away from the wagon, which was
slung to one side of the street. while the
horse freed from its letters, redoubled its
speed and hurried DOWN Berlin street to
Chestnut street, along which the horse
continued TO run until 1t reached the stone
wall Mt the New York and Greenwood
Lake cut in Arlington. There the animal
was caught by william Briese and Thomas
Bennett, Of Chestnut street, and held until
the owner arrived an hour late.
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IHARRIS0N-EAST NEWARK.

William A. Pearn and Miss Mae Flood.
both of whom lived at Isl Ogden street,
Newark. were married by Justice of the
Peace William ]. Harrison at his office,
226 North Second street, Harrison, at .
o'clock last night. The witnesses were
Miss Jennie Mcdonald and her brother,
couple left for a trip, SO they told the
judge.
Acting Judge William j. Harrison. in
the Harrison Police Court last night, I'M
posed fines of $40 each on Leo Herman,
an Italian. and Antonio Pivolitti, q Pole;
both of whom live at 203 North Second
with disorderiy conduct by John Brieten-
hucher. Of 205 North Second street, that
town. who had the pair arrested. Both
men paid the fines.
Charles J. Stoll, of the Highlands, is WIS.,
Iting Policeman and Mrs. John f. Clark.
of 31s North Second street, Harrison.
Miss Hazel w. Hewitt, of the Highlands
of Navesink, Is the guest of relatives in
Harrison.
Philip Smith, of Harrison, was a~rraigned
before Acting Judge Harrison last night.
the complainant being Edward Green, also
| Of Harrison. who said that Smith Sunday
| night struck him on the face with a black
Jack. The case finished up with Green
being reprimanded and Smith being dis
charged.
CHARLES ]. O'Connor, of 217 North Fifth
street. Harrison. is spending q vacation IN
the Catskill Mountains.
While riding on a kearny troliey ca1
last night, in Fourth street, Harrison, MIS-
| John Thomas of 627 John street, kearny,
| fell off and was bruised on the left SIDE
of her head. DR.. T. Leo Callan, Of Easl
Newark, was called, after Mrs. Thomas
was taken Into a house In Fourth street
| nearby. and he dressed her injuries. she
was later removed TO her home In the Har-
rison police ambulance. The accident .oc-
Cured about II o'clock, when the Venlcls
was going along Fourth street, near Hill
street. The car was an open one.
Miss Florence Evans, of 31S North Sec
ond street, Harrison. who has been spend
ing the past month at the Highlands re
turned home yesterday.
Peter M. O'Connor, of 217 North FIFTH
street. Harrison, returned yesterday from
a vacation spent in the Catskill Mountains
John Cassidy, a youth, of Washington
street. Harrison, was fined 50 by JudS'
Harrison last night for alleged crap play
ing in Washington street, Policeman Ware
being the complaint.
The Misses Anna e. and Mary r. Glee
sen, of John street. East Newark, arr
spending their vacations In the Catskil
Mountains.
Miss Margaret McCue. daughter o
School Commissioner Francis McCue. o
Second street. East Newark, is spending
vacation Mt New Brunswick with relatives
The Harrison and Kearny Building am
Loan Association is in session this after
noon at R%iordan's HAN, Harrison, and vii
continue tonight, receiving dues.
Richard Neville, q years old, of Harri
son. was arrested yesterday by Policemen
Reilly and Duffy, of Harrison, on a charg
made by Michael Sullivan, who said tina
Neville smashed windows at his saloon a
Passaic and Harrison avenues, that town
He will be arraigned tonight.
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ARLINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Moller and
family, of Hickory street; Thomas Bennett
and family, of Chestnut street; III. 3.
French and family, of Chestnut street, are
spending a few weeks at Rockaway.
Samuel Anotto, of 15 Drift street, New
ark, while at work at 3:45 o'clock yes
terday afternoon helping some bricklayers'
fell from a wall at the Linoleum Works,
Kearny, and, besides breaking his left arm,
sustained internal injuries. The police am
bulance too hin to his home.
Councilman John Davidson, jr.. returned
yesterday from a short stay at Asbury
Park.
Carl c. Paulson and daughter, of IS
Franklin place, Arlington, have returned
from a two months trip to Norway and
Sweden.
The General Phil Kearny Volunteers are
preparing for an outing to take place
August 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen e.. Raube and
their daughter, of IS Hoyt street, kearny,
are spending a couple Of weeks at Ocean
Grove.
Mrs. Isaac Oliver, of IA Kearny avenue
Kearny, is spending a month at Belmar.
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BOY STOLE WATCH AND CHAIN.

Mrs. NJ. e. Shaw, of Sc Hoyt street,
Kearnv. having reported to the Kearny
police that a gold watch and chain had
been stolen from a bureau, Detective Ser
geant Walter oliver. OF Kearny. was de-
tailed on the case. He found that a strange
some floor polish to Mrs. Shaw. and that
her loss dated from that time. Next he
located the boy who took the goods to the
house. a lad named Emil Fielder. 10 years
old. living at 1871 Lafayette street, this
city. Having been asked by his parents
where he got the watch and chain. the lad
said that he found them, but to the de-
tectiVe he finally admitted that he stole
them while Mrs. Shaw had gone upstairs
to get change. Last night young Fielder
was arraigned before Recorder Koch and
held In $500 bail to await the action of the
grand hurry.
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A Richmond commission merchant re-
Gently sold 5000 barrels Of Albemarle
pipins. when Is said to be the largest
single sale Of apples ever made. Twenty
five thousand barrels of pure, unmixed joy
was a kind Of iced Of historic dimensions.
and old Virginia 10 doing others just like
~ every day.
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puRGLARY IN sTArE srREEr.

The residence of William Patton, of 2s
State street. was entered some time be-
tween II o'clock last night and 5 o'clock
this morning and IS In bills and a gold
filled watch were stolen from a pair Of
trousers belonging TO Andrew REILLY, a
from Mr.. Patton's trousers pocket.
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BROKE WINDOW DURING FIGHT.

During a fight in front Of the store OF
Joseph J. Messer at 45 Central avenue,
last night. a window IN the place was
broken. According to the police report
OF the case Frank Hoagland, OF 800 cen-
trail avenue, and Charles Carson, of $3.50
South Sixth street. called on Messer.. adj
the window and paid Messer a for it,
No arrests vera made.
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FORMALLY NAME DRESSED.

The Kearny Board OF Education at 4
special session last night took just i've
minutes to transact the only business in
OF Herman Dressed, ir, of Great Barring
ton, Mass, as supervising principal of the
Kearnv public schools. Trustee Plat,
chairman OF the school government COM
received numerous applications for the
position made vacant by the resignation
Of Mr.. Bliss, who forsook his place in
Kearny for 4 similar position in Brockton,
MISS, and that after a careful exaInina-
tion Of all the credentials, ETC., submitted
decided to select Mr.. Dressed. Mr.. Piatt,
therefore, moved that DIR. Dressed be APP
pointed at a salary Of $1,000 a year, or 500
less than Mr.. Bliss received. All voted
ave on the motion.
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year and especially with the work of the
Hahn Investigating committee. 1t is pos
sible they may indorse the entire Demo-
cratic Assembly ticket.
One thing the party leaders are sure of
and that is that George w. Tomkins, run
ming for Mayor next year on the Citizens
ticket. WILDE elected.
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Proposals.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR-OHcs
ms and Grounds. washington ID a. Feb
ruafy -. lb4--Sealed proposals. In ,iupIi-
cate. VIII be received and opened ar the
above Office at - O'CLOCK NOON on SAT
JRBAl. MARCH 10. 1907. for furnishing and
qehNerlng at site, Wrought Iron Pipe Pipe
behds. cast Iron Fittings and Gate Valves
ior not-"aJer heating work House Of Rep
resentatiseS Office Building Specifications
can be had on application 10 the above Of
nee Bids must be accompanied BY certified
check or surety bond in the sum OF SCI CT
the amount Of bid Contract will require
approved surety bond in the sum % 5Gcr 0f
the amount OF contract The right is re-
served % reject any or all bids. or 90 waive
any technieality or infarmaiity in any bid
ELLIOTT. WOODS. Superintendent T. s
capitol Bidding and Grounds Approved.
Z A. HITCHCOCK. Secretary. fe27 .mh2.Gs
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Dancing.

MISS, COULTER. Professor Of Dancing pri-
vaJe lessons. SOC. II you can walk / can
teach YOU 20 waltz. 2IS I St NV. Phone
Main 15& fe27-9ot
THE ORDWAT. 43l lIth St N.W.-Fver-
Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday even
ing; beginners class. I-3l. advanced SCI.
Lady assistants. Proper discretion used in
admitting scholars TO our academy. lesson
soc, six lessons. $3.50 Private lesson by an
pointment. Open all summer. electric fans
fe25-3Ct PROF. CHAS. NJ WNNDHAI
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. 75c: guaran-
tee waltz and tNo-step In lessons. class 81
per month; piano. 25c. Address. with stamped
envelope. A.. Sub-statiOn D fe23-6t-eXSu
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Wall Paper.

NM- V MAHONEY. the man that made
paperh1ligliay famous; reliable. prompt. cheap:
IcsdI Suars ntee covers all our work send
postal for free samples and estimate Main
store. US pennsylvania ave. Sc. telephone
East us-F, Or following agencies. De Maine
q 20, S-Oi N ST. NV; Edlavitch's store
Bowie, Nd; 10 Monroe St. Anacostia: New
coInoes drug store. Congress Heights: eli
New OAK ave NV. 1870 r st Sc COnaway's
store L2urel. nd. General Store. Glendale:
Eostohce. Colonial Beach. Va: Ingalls, Real
Estate Once. Hyattsville. Md Shaw's store.
4Wlnlng CITY; Lloyd store. Seabrooke Nd
store. ErCOkland- 700 -
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

FOR SAL-E-LIver-c o!ored Water Srsrfe1s-
males. s.. females So SIS 6th ST NV fes--2t
TRY LEES BIRD STORE. 1901 5th NV
CanaTy's breeding cages parrots rl1rnJye,-c
pigeons, French poOdles NeNicaus Haflers
water spaniels. and fox terriers. etc. feIs-tf
FANCY poultry. pigeons. singing cararfes
breeding cages. parrots. dogs. cats plaut
food goldhshes goats. rabbits, Guinea pigs
etc. SCHMIDS BIRD STORE. Tl2 Eth 81
ias-tf
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Non-MediCaI Healing

THE JUNOD tTHE VACCCAD method Of
enforced circulation. The DrUgleSs Cure for
the numerous ailments where your physician
fails Forty years OF experience. Al your
service You are invited 20 investigate. In
formation free. Prof H. y. D. PARKER
1924 New York ave nv Hours 10 T. g. sun
days 10 10 J. fe21-st
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TIT1ES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
ONE CENT A WORD ron

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
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Found.

FOUND-How to sharpen Gillette safety
razor blades. 15c p2r dozen. ROOM g. 1924
New York ave NV. fe27-3t
FOUND-LACEY' Ice Cream: special zoe
per gal delivered. Phone NJ. $50. COZ New
York ave. NV: large bricks PC. feiS-tf
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Floor Oil.

THERE Is NO NEED TO sCRUB-Use
Hunters Dust Killlag Floor OIL. easily ap-
piled with mop; S5c gallon; drop postal
li3 Pennsylvania ave. nW- fe24-tf
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Miscellaneous.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in OsgOodby short
hand: state terms Address BOX 4S3. Times
office. fe972t
COULD WE DO MORE THAN THIs7
we viii send you a regular soc bottla Of
Arabian Hair Remover free 10 prove bv d.
rect trial that IL viii restore gray hair 70
its original color in three weeks. cure dan
oruff, and make the hair healthy and beauti-
full. Send TO c. Q. RANT. 90I Ducatel st
Baltimore. Nd fe23-6t
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL? You
will be agreeably surprised II you win let
me sell Il for YOU MARCUS NOTES 42s 9Th
81. NV. Phone Main 5f71 nolO-tf
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UphOlStering.

BENZ. r. COLES & co. Upholsterins All
kinds OF furniture slip covers made ga
gtF St nv. Main colo. fe2i- s0t
UPHOL.STERING. recovering. polishing and
repairing at your own home. good Judge ~
antiques: thoroughly reliable. l. FOSTER
651 G 81. Sc. jaSO-s2t
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PRlNIING-500 business envelopes. SI.O5: 900.
$50; 500 bushes cards. Sl.05: 5O0 81 -
HANWORTH PUBLISHING HOUSE. s9s q
St NV fest
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

WANTED-Teephone girl. RUST HALL
100 North Capitol St fe27-3t
WANTED-Woma1 for general hOusewOTk
only reliable and competent person need ap-
ply. 1913 NJ st. NV. II
WANTED-Girl for general housework cook
wash, and iron go home nights: wages. So
Apply after O'Clock. lfsS S ST. NV. fe27-2t
WANTED-SaIeslady and housekeeper Ap-
ply l4l2 North CAPITOL St. after l o'clock.
IezI-St
WANTED-Girl for general housework small
family. El0i Is ST. NV. II
WANTED-Two girls. one 20 cook. one TO
assist IN housekeeping; sta nights 1906
r ST. NV. fe27-2t
WANTED Woman for general Homework in
suburb. Second floor. lll5 Pennsylvania ave.
between and 10 am II
WANTED-White girl to be treated as one
OF the family no washing 1902 o St NV.
Mattresses short hours and good
pay. at 0ncs- go 9th St NV fe26-3t
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For Sale-TypewriterS.

FOR SALE-M0narch Visible, cheap for cash.
on on easy terms; would trade. Address
BOX 800 Times office fe5s-at
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PROMPT COLLECTIONS ..

immediate returns; unlimited references Tel
ephone for our contract agent NJ 1854 W
CLARENCE DUNALL. 81 Colorado Building.
fe5-tf
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SOUTHWEST.
?. HUGO EISENBEIss. eth and B streets
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a =. POWELL. 9Th and East Capitol SITS.
oDONNELL DRUG CO, Sth and q SITS
+ ~. s. FEALT. NV cor. llth and Pa ave
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Horses and Vehicles.

CANOPY-TOP cutuuder surrey. in good or
derl $50 II sold at once. O'DONNELL'S, be-
tween l. and NJ. 18th and 18th. fe27-3t
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Moving
Packing and Shipping.

LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS.
81 LOAD.
TwO-HORSE WAGON 50 LOAD
COLT n6BLA TRANSFER COMPANY
IL 18th st. n. W. 3e20-tf
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THE FRENCH say that Nothing is a root-
less stocking without a Leg" and that Ia.
about the only thing you cannot buy or SCI!
through advertising.
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READ THIS: $3.50 Fisher upright SIS. 500
Herr upright; new 500 upright. 500. 500
upright new. $50 Small monthly payments.
GEO LAWRENCE. 924 9th. Expert tuning. etc
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Storage.

TO BUY, SELL. or store furniture. consult
u.s. packing ana storing speciality. THOM-
AS BOWLING & co. Auctioneers. 612 Z
st Phone NJ 5l5 fe20-30t
WHY PAY MORE3 We store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., 4ls-420-4a9
10th St NV. Phone Main 4229 de3-s0t
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TORSTONs BOTANICAL PHARMACY. cor.
18th ST and Florida ave. ne.
EHAS. Ii. BLUMER. n. Cap. and r sts ne
HccHESNEY & JOACHIM, cor I'd and Il sts.
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Cleaning and Dyeing.

FRENCH CLEANING AND DYEING: first
class work 1i06 18th St nv Phone North
oSs1 fei4-30t
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.


GoLDENBERG' 5 9Th and h sits. NV.
= KAHN, SONS s. Co. sth and Market space
ERviN CIGAR ssT8RE llR 1 9ha 81 S nW ave
W. 4. McNULTY, Cigar store. 18th and Pnw.
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY, Linton s.
Nelson. Proprietors; corner Rhode Island
ave. LIST and SITS. NV.
ROBERT T. PETZOLD, The Harvard Phar-
macy. nth and Harvard SITS. NV.
W. a. DARLING. co.. 14th and SITS. NV.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor 9TH ST.. Rhode
Island ave-. and X st. NV.
h. 7. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th st. and Mass
cHAs. c. HoRNUNG. Christ!ani Pharmacy.
Bw. cor 7th and II SITS NV
DOM & Sanford. New York ave. and
North Capitol 81.
r A. NEITCH goth and NJ SITS NV
QuIGLEY'S PHARMACY. 2ist and G SITS. NV
GILLETTE q Co, 18th and L SITS NV.
8. M. WAGNER & CO. LIST and II SITS. NV
L. 7. TAYLOR. cor 9TH and P SITS. NV.
EUGENE r. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave NV
NORTHEAST.
fORSTON's BOTANICAL PHARMACY. cor
18th ST and Florida ave ne
EHAS. II. BLUMER. n. Cap. and r SITS ne
AcCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. cor I'd and Z SITS
SOUTHEAST.
a. z. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol SITS
ODONNELL DRUG CO, sth and q SITS.
~. B. FEALI. NV. cor 1lth and Pa. ave
SOUTHWEST.
'. HUGO EIsENBEIss. eth and streets
ANACOETIA.
sURY,s PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
JEFFERSON EtR
BROOKLAND, d. c.
ARTHUR h F. LUERSSEN. Drug Store
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L CARNE & Co. 700 King q,
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Mattresses.

WE ARE making 10 order for this week
only. 40 ID. A G. Hair Mattresses $3.50. This
means to you a saving OF $3.50 on each one
l. 7. JONES, Mattress Factory 6s3 II ST.
NV. Phone n 2097. fe26-tf
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WE HAVE LEFT to be sold furniture cosl
plunbers'. and laundry wagons; also lot
wheels and harness HARNESS AND
TRUNK REPAIRING SHOPS 18th and II
SITS. NV IT
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Wanted-ROOms 9 Board

WANTED-An UNFINISHED room with board.
IN plain Catholic family. with no chill
dren; Northwest, for a plain. settled lady
for Sl2 per month. half in advance n re-
quired. Address BOX AZ. Times ONCE.
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Wanted--Furniture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves. bric-a-brac. and all kinds OF
household goods BAUMS FURNITURE
SHOP. 18th and L ST. NV. Phone North
1913. Formerly eth and u. fe2I-sOt
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YOU CAN Run YOUR BUSINESS with too
Few eInployes-I you are satisfied % make
little money-or even 90 lose a little But
Jon may be able 70 date your prosperity
from the time you published some HELP
wanted ads
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For RenG-R0OmS.

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS on
BOARD. see us; no charges. THE CEN
TRIAL REAL ESTATE CO.. 1877 r NV. Room
2 Phone n. 1855. fem 20t
THE RIGGS CAFE AND APARTMENT SOS
18th st. nw.-Choice rooms for desirable ten
ants. with or without board: best chef in
town. Try our Special Sunday Dinners" 25c
Get meal ticket fa2I-tf
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FOR SALE-Brown horse. 1850 pounds work
IN all harness. must be sold at once $50.
Rear sl51z NJ ST. NV. call after 400 pm.
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Business Opportunities.

CORNER GROCERY. NORTHWEST; daily.
sales $685. cheap rent. price $500 or Invoice
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 81 n.
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For Rent

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms ana
500 90 table. s2f Massachusetts ave nv
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For Sale Miscellaneous.
ION QUE PIANO CLUB NOW.

PAY 800 WEEKLY. PIANO DELIVERED
HALF YEARS LESSONS. 500 Reduction on
BEAUTIFUL CHASE PIANOS.
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Help Wansed-haIa.

wANTED-First-class' meat cutter 727 9th
81. sw fe27. n
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FOR sALE-ImmediateIy extra large ward
robe. 80. cost &foO; bedroom suites. so 60
$40; hair mattress. IS. rosewood piano. $25.
sewing machine. s. Bookcases. desks. pic
lures. chinouIers parIor suite s., dining
room suite. S25; odd pieces parl0r furniture
operating chair. books couches. iron beds
trunks, hail rack. hne furniture IS rooms
Dr. p. A BREWSTER. rs 18th ST. NV.
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Observation-Disclosures

WANTED-To buy secondhand two-story
ice box, in good condition. Apply CONFEC-
TIONERY STORE. Brightwood opposite ho-
tel feZ7-3t
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FOR SALE-Horse. double set Of harness
ana Dirt wagon 1917 Mt. Olive st. ne
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Bicycles.

WANTED-TO buy every bicycle in Wash
ington at big prices C 7. HUNTER. The
Bicycle Man. ll3 Pennsylvania ave- NV.
fe24-tf
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ANACOETIA.
BURY's PHARMACY. corner Mouros an,
Jefferson sta
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BROOKLAND, d. c.
ARTHUR H. F. LUERSSEN. Drug Store.
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Advertisements will be accepted at any OF
the following branch offices at regular Office
rates. II IL Is incOnvenlent 70 leave advertise
ments at either a branch Office or The Times
Business Office. they may be tclephOned direct
20 The Times Main 526O). and a messenger
will cali to collect without additional charge
90 the advertiser.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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The Washington times., 1907-02-27
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THE WELLINGTON.
After i've years Of hard use. ]
unhesltatlngiy place IL at the
top--MAURICE LOW. Wasbinr.
ton Correspondent Boston Globe
The WELLINGTON is only $50
Office. 599 18th st. y. W.
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