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Falling Hair. Etc.

7 have massaged my scalp according
to advice given other correspondents,
and find that after / am through and
comb my hair quite a large amount Of
il comes out It also falls during the
massage.
Nv hair is very thin about the sides.
Can you give a prescription for a good
growth
1 have a hard lump. about the size Of
a small bean. on my head. Would TINS
be caused by any disease OF the scalp
Perhaps YOU massage your scalp
TOO hard or perhaps. Il Is not Just
now in "A condition 20 receive mas
sage Either discontinue or moder-
ate it, preferably the latter. giving A
piled At first and gradually working up
10 vigorous action
You do not say whether your halr Is
dry or oily, so 1 can give you only a
general recipe for falling Of the hair,
II is. however, a good one, and VII
probably help YOU
FALLING OF THE HAIR.
Tncture OF nuX vOmica. 1 ounce:
spirits of rosemary, . ounces; alcohol, ?
ounces
Apply several times a week to the
roots of the hair
As TO the lump on the side Of your
head. ! am afraid what you say Is too
indefinite for me 70 give you any use
fuI advice. II may be boil or Sc
baCeOus cyst. or il may be simply due
To accident. II it is any way painful
or annoying, you should see doctor
a bout Il
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peatinS it for your benefit and trust
that It Will prove satisfactory.
CREAM OF SWEET ORANGES

Half fill a saucepan with boiling
water; stand the jam jar I'm this; shred
the wax and spermaceu into the jar;
let ii dissolve. heat almond oil and add
20 the wax; heat orange flower water:
add il half a teaspoonful an a lime
stirring the mixture quickly; lift the
jar out of the saucepan, beat mixture
with the whisk; heat, and add oil Of
sweet orange; whisk cream until il is
cold. Put in pots and cover
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I have done copying ia an Office for
several years and holding the pen SO
steadily between the fOrennEer and the
second finger has caused the nau TO
turn, so that it looks very crooked.
Can YOU tell me what to do. to
straishtcn it? ERMINIE c..
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am very sorry, hut ! know of moth
ing Jnat will surely straighten your
nail You may be able TO do this. how
ever by learning to hold your pen in
some other position. This seems hard.
but I myself have never held a pen be-
tween the forehnger and second finger
in my life. Gradually aCcustOm yourself
10 snother position. and perhaps in time
the nail will grow straight again
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Impoverished Blood

T HAVE appreciated your advice re-
garding care Of the hair and skin.
1 and have tried several OF the recnes
Cor cold cream. finding them very
satisfactory, especially the oranSe-fow-
cr cream.
Now. I come TO you for advice Ny
skin is very dry. and as soon as the
cold weather comes on my face breaks
out in dry. red scale, something like
eczema. but L get no relief In treating
1t as such. II is very sore and when out
In the cold seems almost to freeze.
Am also I'm need Of a good blood max
er. as my blood seems to be impover-
ished G B. d
What you need Is a good infusion Of
iron into the system Your impoverished
blood and the skin condition YOU de-
scribe are both due TO lack OF this i'm
portant element. OF course. you would
not take it plain, but in one of the many
good malt or wine compounds. After
you. nave taken II steadily for n time
You VIII md that your blood and your
complexion will alike improve. Keen
out IN the open air as much as possible
And take a great deal Of exercise. You
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CARE OF SKIN
AND HAIR
Red Face and Hands.

THEN coming in contact with
M he heat my face gets red
Wv and II I hold nv hands down
at my sides. they also become
red. Is there any exercise or remedy
for this?
II you use medicine advertised for de-
stroying superhuous hair. after a length
OF time has elapsed is IL liable 10 make
TIE hair grow longer2
Please yell ne where I could get wal
nut huils for staining the hair.
Your trouble is probably constitutional.
and is. in that case. peculiar 10 fuii-
bioOded persons There IS, therefore,
nothing 10 relieve II, j am sorry 10 say
IL is unWise 10 use any patent medi-
cine for reducing superhuous hair or
for anything else. No medicine.
properly speaking, can remove super
the electric needle do II permanently
the best OF all other remedies. the pum-
ice stone treatment. being only tempo
rary. 1t is as follows
PUMICE TREATMENT FOR SUPERFLU-
Gus HAIR.
Get an ordinary scent cake Of pumiee
stone. This IS not puuice soap, but the
regular old-fashiOned pumiCe stone To
remove the haiT. rub the skin affiicted
with the supertiuOus growth, and the
pumice stone will wear the hair OF.
BE careful not 10 be too heroic and
irritate the skin In case the arms ara
made red by this treatment, use a little
cold cream The pUmiCe stone Is best
used az night, before retiring
You should be able 10 get walnut hulls
al any druggists. They are the tough.
bitter skins surrounding the shells OF
black walnuts. II you cannot get them
ir your own town, ask your Druggist
10 give YOU the address OF a reputable
druggist in one Of the large cities, and
you will probably be able 10 procure
them from him
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The Naucaire remedy is so frequently
given in these columns that IL seems
strange that any one should miss IT, Il
IS however. as follows
DIR. VAUCAIRE.S REMEDY FOR THE
BUST
Liquid extract Of galeSa tgOatSrue). 10
grams. laCto phosphate Of lime. 70
grams, tinCture of fennel 10 grams, sim
ole syrup 500 grams.
The dose Is two SOupSpOODfulS with
water before each meal
Dr. NauCaire also advises the drink
ing of matt extract during meals.
Additions of cold water and NASSAU sc
viii also help TO increase the size OF
The bust aud 10 make 80 firm.
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To Straighten a Nail.

will find that local treatment will then
De unnecessary.
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IIssOINt- When ms SOLUTION Is cold
add alcohol. = f!uid ounces. bicbiOrate OF
mercury anG salammOniac. grains
each. The last tWc should be dissolved
in the alcohol before admixture Last
". add enough water to make the whole
measure one pint Perfume with cologne
or lavender water. Moissen the hair
win the fluid before putting in papers
or pins
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Without "a chemical analysis. which
At present 1 have no opportunity for
making. / cannot tell exactly what is
wrong with the sample sent me As
vou saw however. il does appear both
too oily and too red. II / were you, !
would go back to the druggist and
present my case TO him as YOU did to
me ReIl him that you do not care 70
and ask him TO make an analysis of the
cream he gave YOU and see if IL follows
the formula exactly. The formula has
never given any trouble before, but has
been highly Endorsed by its users !
am sorry that it should have failed with
x-Dr
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Prescription NOt Properly Compounded.

After deriving much benefit from
number of your valuable formulas. I re
solved to try Sultana cream makeup
] had the prescription filled by a re
liable druggist, but was much disap-
pointed in IL. as il does not seem per
feet to me- Enclosed you viii ind
sample OF it,. and perhaps you can see
what is lacking. as IL seems too oily,
also too red which makes 1t no use FOR
any purpose. I was charged % cents
for IT, which certainly is too much To
throw away on such a worthless thing
Please advise me what 10 do.
E B. y.
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A Formula Repeated.

Have been greatly interested I'm your
aids to correspondents column. but
nave always missed the recipe for
,ream of sweet oranges. Would YOU
kindly publish again? HURONIC.
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Beneficial Exercises.

Simple exercises, too, are often OF
benefit. u possible they should be taken
in the open air, walking itself being an
excellent tonic All the breathing eNer-
cises and those involving motions or
the head and neck are good Practice
deep breathing regularly. stand before
an oper window once daily and inhale
and exhaIc slowly twenty times
After all. however nerve storms are
usually due To concentrated egoism' II
NOT egorism. and the main object is TO
forget SELF and lose ones SELF IN out,
side interests Anything. then thal VII
arromuIiSn this end is a cure Tor those
1IuDIeasaut and unnecessary leHpesL -
into which women SO frequently "oIh
themselves -.-1..
10 the well-poised woman the W11te
Meter may seem TOO petty for conSld-
,-4t,o-l box let her once know me Wtat
and tear. rh, depression and tLe ill4el
and weary counteDance caused Dy n, :,
real nervous storm. and she' 100 Va.
SEX eagerly for the smallest Sales-d Il
against lis recurrence. .--- -ro
ri, return again 10 Louisa AleotI' 'Ae
su-D az the whole affair - tnat EoLL
mind a little kingdom IS ana IL Il
,-rTI-s TO rule as you will
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CHINESE EYELAsH STAN

Powder the ink and gum and trturate
small quantities OF the powder with the
rose water until YOU get uniform black
mainder Of the rosewater TO Il. 1t
should be applied with a very tiny
CameTs-hair brush
What I know Of almond milk is
simply powdered almonds mixed with
water. II this is what YOU want, you
can yourself see how easy and simple
il is to prepare. Il is the only thing
I know under that name. and I trust
that II Is what you mean.
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Eveb-ow Stain and Almond Mix.

VIII YOU please send me directions or
0rmula for eyebrow or eyelash STAIN
Nnl YOU 0ISO tell me where ] can get
.lmond miII2 1 have tried NJ the drug
:ist's. and ne told me he never heard
" il. Can YOU tell me how 70 make IL?
Mrs. NJ. 3.
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The Chinese eyeIash stain as Z am
giving you is a very goOd one. and may
be used for the eyebrows as well. Be
very careful in applying il not TO touch
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and prescribe the society Of a kitten %
puppy for nervous patients, well
knowing that in watching It's antics
half their imagined Ills viii be forgot
ten. II is good. therefore. 10 have near
at hand some special piece OF work.
utterly unrelated TO the daily business,
that Will ease the mind while employing
Il. for. remember. absence Of OCCUpa-
tion Is not rest" This work. be IL en-
broidary. knitting. wood carving. or
Whatever one pIeases. should be- Of en-
crossing interest. and should be kept
only for those times when one is uery-
GUS and irrirIr.1
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am sorry that you have never
found this formula before. l am re-
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The Vaucaire Remedy.

7 am IN need Of a good bust developer,
and would be- very grateful ~ YOU viii
send me the formula Of the NauCaire
remedy. OF tell me where il can be pro
cured Mrs. l.. a..
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AN OLD SUBSCRIBER.

The cause OF yO,.r trouble seems To me
10 be- a very simple one. You are
right-handed. are you not? Most per
sons, YOU know. are. Well. then, you
have simply been unconsCiOusly press
ing harder on the right side than on the
LETT and your il-trested scalp is hav-
ing its revenge, Some women seem 4
think that massage means mercflese
drubbing. Continue your use Of the
quinine tonic, and make your maEsasS
sure all will come out right in the end
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To Contract the Lips.

Win YOU kindly publish the recipe for
orange-flower cream? Ny lips are too
full. especially the lower one II it is
possible. tell me Of a cream or some
thing that will help 10 keep them con-
tracted. I have here a recipe:
Cold cream, 80 grams; tannin, Is
grams. crushed alkanet. I9 grams
Do YOU think it is good TO help con-
tract the lips? If YOU have anything
better. be kind enough TO answer.
Can you tell me OF a recipe or oil 10
put on the hair that will keep it curly
when it is raining. or when the weather
is very Wet2 BENJAMIN.
The valuable part Of your prescription
lies in the tannin. which has great con
tracing powers Instead of the for
mula you give. il would be just as good
and much simpler 20 use plain glycerite
of Jannin- That ought TO have the eff
feet YOU desire
The formula for oTange-hOWer cream
- -
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Hair Falls Out Worse on Right Side.

Can you tell me what makes my hair.
which is very long. but rather thin,
come ont worse on the right side? l am
using the quinine tonic and massage my
scalp the best I know how. but il seems
to make my scalp sore. The scalp seems
20 be lide-bound on the right side more
than on the left Ought the massage
movements TO be slow or fast? 1 con-
fess / am at my wits end to know
what TO do. 1 do dread 10 lose my
beautiful hair
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ORANGE-FLOWE CREAM
"A Skin Food

Oil OF sweet almonds. : ounces: white
wax. G drains. spermaceti. s drains: bO-
FAX. . drains; glycerine. IL ounces;
Orauge-fiOwer water. , ounces: oil Of
nerOH - drops: OIL Of petit grain, Is
drops.
Melt the first three ingredients. add
the glyCerine TO the OTange-fower water
and dissolve the bOraX in the mixture,
then pour II slowly into the blended
fats. stirring continuously.
The effect Of damp weather on the
hair depends entirely on the individual.
This solution viii keep hair curled for a
long time. though I do not know II il
is Wea theTprCOf
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/ would like 10 lose about twenty
pounds MIS-. G. j.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

SOLDENBERG' S, 9Th and K SITS. nv.
: kANN, SONS & CO., 9Th and Market space
GREEN'S CAPT. L ADVERTISING
AGENCY, II46 18th 81. NV.
". =. McNULTY. Cigar Store. l4th and p NV.
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton q
Nelson. Proprietors; corner Rhode Island
ave. list and SITS NV.
ROBERT T. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy. 18th and Harvard SITS NV.
I. FRENCH SIMPSON cor. 7th st. Rhode
Island ave, and st. nv.
H 7. BUTTS PHARMACY. Sth ST. and
CHAs c. HORNUNG. christiani Pharmacy
sW. cor. TN and n SIS. NV.
DOM & SANFORD. New York ave- and
North Capitol 81
r. 4. VEITcH, 10th and II SITS. NV.
QUIGLEY- s FH0RMACN. 2lst and @ SITS nv.
GILLETTE & CO. 18th and L SITS nw-
/. 7, TAYLOR. cor. 9th ana P SITS NV
EUGENE r. NICHOLS, 1901 Pa ave. nv.
NORTHEAST.
FoRSTOS's BOTANICAL PHARMACY. cor.
18th 81. and Florida ave ne.
CHAs. H BLUMER, ~ Cap and r sts ne.
AeCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. % and Z sts.
SOUTHEAST.
A 2. POWELL, 18th and East Capitol SITS.
o'D0NNELL DRUG CO, eth and s 9 SITS.
\. S. FEALY. NV. cor. 18th and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EISENBEISS. It'll and 3 streets
ANACosTIA.
BURx's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
RRooKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR II. F. LUERssEN. Drug store.
ALEXANDRIA. Va.
r. Il CARNE & CO. 7O3 Kins st.
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Floor Oil.

Every house, sfe should use Hunters Dust
Killing Floor on II does away with scrub
hing Easify applied with mop; s5c gal
Drop postal. rs Pennsylvania ave nv
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Help wanted-Female.

wANFED-coat aad skirt hands. experienced
only. hIPsHuTz. SIS l4th st. NV ap5-St
wANTED-airlz. ToLMAN LAUNDRY. sth
alo SIS nv. ae.
wANrEp-Reuable White or colored girl to
do general housework- is0s II ST nw
ap5-2t
W'ANTED-Hotel linen room women. this
city, also several laundry women Ion James
town. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. 18th and
Pennsylvania ave ap0-zt
wANTED-Young lady in Office. sos st.
i.N. 49,
wANTED-eolored cooks. SIC: SIS for New
York and Vermont, way paid. FISHERS
AGENCY, 4l2 18th St. NV. Il
WANTED-BIrst-class ooIcrad woman cook
So Ct NV. II
wANTED-By dressmaker at once. inteli-
gent young woman 70 help on waists and
skirts must be good sewer Address for
one @eek. COX 70. times % &c. aDl.S,5
WANTED-Girl TO cook. wash. and iron: with
references Apply IS You st. Ew. ap4-St
wANTED-white han woman ana paint
cleaner Apply Housekeeper. ST JAMES
HOIEL- ap4-3t
-MiddIe-aged lady cashier IN din
ing room; afternoon until Midnight Address
BOX 500. Times Office ap4-st
WANTED Skirt and waist hands: also an
prentice paid while learning. s0l 2Ist ST. NV
ap4-2t
Neutrality-suspicious. alteration hands on
lSaies coats and skirts Apply THE FAM
JUS. 41l-42s Ith ST NV ap4-2t
wANTED-A ehanbermaid. 20 81 nv.
gANTED-First-class eolored woman to
cook 80 C St NV. ap4-st
WANTED-Girl for general housework. sg7
9Th ST NV ap4-2t
WANTED-White chamberrnaias and cleaners
Apply 10 HOUSEkEEPEEt, Hotel Raleigh
WANTED-White waitress; no night OF sun
day work As Louisiana ave. NV ap3-st
wANTED-An errand girl and young girl
70 help on skirts 7so 18th st. nv. aT3-st
WANTED-Young lady 20 do shampooi.a.- and
Inanicuring. MRS. LAWRENCE SOS 10th ST
NV. second floor. ap3-st
VVANTED-First-class fnishers on pants
Apply at once. Cos 4th 81. NV, top floor
ap3-st
wANTED-Competent woman to take charge
OF pantry and assist hCuseEeeper in the Ma
TIONAL CATHEDRAL SCHOOL apS-St
W.ANTED-white woman for general house
work; two in family. 1914 18th 81 NV.
aps-St
wANTED-Girl for light housework: one
baby IN family Sd Z 81 ne aps-St
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hands on coats. skirts
and waists: only those who do strictly first
ciass work need apply. JULIUS GAR
GINKIE & CO, 57 18th St mhIS-tf
v ANTED-Young ladies' and small girls:
steady employment ia paper box factory;
good wages. Apply CAPITAL PAPER BOX
co, 81 Hanover ST. Hw. mh30-l4t
WAETED-SAirt and waist hands ana ap-
pTentices 1s01 21st St NV ap2-3t
WANTED-Woman for homework Apply
1901 7 81. ne. ap3-gt
WANTED-Good colored woman work; nice
home; care baby and two adults. MRS.
SGHUTT, Cherrydaie. Va ap5-5t
WANTED-At once. girl for general house
work. call 9s2 81. sW- apS-3t
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Roller Skates.

IT PAYS TO buy your skates here: Union
Hardware, ball-bearing roller skates, 81 %
value this week So c. T. HUNTER The
Bicycle Man. IIs Pennsylvania ave. NV.
ap4-st
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Carpenters and Builders.

ALI. KINDS OF lob work done at reasonable
prices: drop postal: VIII call. THOS. J.
LEWIS. & BRO. 6s5 I st. nv. Phone Main
$50. sp2-2sS
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Post Cards.

HISTORIC. patriotic, scenic and artistic
pest cards. magazines and souvenirs can he
found at ISRAEL'S POST CARD SAOP, SIS
Vermont ave. ap5-1
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Help Wanted-nale.

wANTED-Groeery clerk. 1903 II st. NV.
ap9-st
$500 WEEK AND PERCENTAGE on
sales to active salesman capable OF selling
1eWeiry Tor cash credit bead required
apply CASTELBERG. 995 PennsS lvania ave.
inhzz-sot
MOLER's BARBER COLLEGE. NEW YORK
CITY More students wanted; anyone can
learn eight weeks completes expenses
earned while learning. tools donated. d.
plom2s awarded; board provided SIS weekly
guaranteed when through. Write for free cat
alogue. mh9l-et
NANTEIo-White, active men to clean win
dows zls Stewart Bldg, 9Th and d nw.
ap2-5t
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Help Wan,ed-hala.

WATNED-25 laborers for putting in concrete
floor at Moore residence. 1f4S Massachusetts,
ave. Report 10 MR. DUNN Saturday morn
ing. Il
wANTED-Good eolored shop boy. % G st.
NV. II
wANTED-Man to do general work on small
farm on Pennsylvania railroad, Is miles from
18th ST. and PENNSYLVANIA ave. NV at $3.50
noon, 4th and 5th instants, or write BOX
80. Times Office. It
ssl o ST NW.-Baroer wanted. Saturday:
81 80 day. Il
wANTED-coIored boy as dishwasher at
1915 sth st. NV. II
wANTED-YouRg man TO call On Washington
merchants; knowledge Of advertising pre-
ferred. Address $50 Bond Building, stating
age, experience, references, etc. It
wANTED-Three barriers. Saturday. oURAY
BARBER SHOP. S0I 6 ST. Il
HANTED-Young man with some expert
ence in bicycle repairing. 172s 9TH ST. NV.
wANTED-A man to drive milk wagon. 100
= - ~.
wANTED-Two hustling agents in Wasting
ton 20 sell automatic headlight attachment
dress J. b NICHOLSON. 81 nth St Sc or
call after 5 pm. ap5-2t
WANTED-Boy with wheel for errands.
Apply ~ 18th st. NV. It
WANTED-First-ciass tailor on ladies' ana
gentiemen's work. I2l2 \ 81. NV. ap5-2t
wANTED-A hrst-class shop boy. 17o1 14th
ST. NV II
wANTED-A good tailor. Apply 1915 11th st.
NV. ap5-st
wANTED-shipping clerk, with experience.
familiar with Washington Apply BYRON
s ADAMS. SO 18th 81 1t
wANTED-Coat hands: best men, best pay;
steady work OWEN 428 18th ap5-2
wANTED-CoIored chef, SO week; nisht
chez. SO week. COiOred walters, go FISH
Els AGENCY. 4ls 10th 81 NV 1t
wANTED-Inside house painter. 1920 c St
NV. It
wANTED-Experienced bOotblack. 122s 7th
St nv. 1t
WANTED-white boy. about II. to drive
bread wagon sos Monroe St, AAiaeestia. 1t
WANTED-Barber for Saturday: So euaran-
tee; steady JOB. A c. LUBER. 1917 ST. NV.
wANTED-First-ciass Dresser. isis l4th st.
NV ap5-sI
WANTED-Cooks, $50; European walters 81:
PHILLIPS HOTEL AGENCY, SO 9Th St NV.
It
wANTED-At once hrst-class chef: refer
ence required. Address BOX 3Is. Times Of
fee. ap5-st
LET US market your patented article. the
success Of 'Hazae" proves our ability; details
Of plan free II you send sample or full de-
scription. HAPGOODS SALES CO.. 305-39
Bway. y Y
WAETED-Fif colored labofzrs. Appiv
1870 s5th st. NV; wages $3.50 ap4-5t
I WANTED-ThorouRhly experienced man to
take full charge OF work room: alteration
| department. womens garments. Apply BOX
zss Times Office ap4-3t
wANTED-A boy in grocery store. 10th and
G SIS Sc tap5-3t
WANTED-A barber for Saturday. 50 guar
auteeds steady Il suited. Apply 120s 18th ST
Sc. ap4-2t
| WANTED-Marrfed man mot over 800 for In
stallment collector and canVasseT, experienced
man preferred: good opportunity Tor a hust-
/ Ter. salary and commission; references. r.
] E. BURKS. 70 9TH st. nW. aD4-ss
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Non-F4edicaI HEALING.

LOCONOTOR-ATAxIA or creeping paralysis.
Bright's disease. dia5etes. spinal
and nervous disease. and al ailments consid-
Grad incurable, positive cure without medi-
cines pamphlet. references. and free censuita-
ton. Prof Il. n. -. PARKER. 1l2A New
FORK ave. M. ap5-4t
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Millinery.

MME- CROWDER, mflliner. formerly at 1903
q ST NV. has moved TO 923 II ST NV. and
ready to make hats IN latest style Tor 81
ap4-7t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-05
Wanted-BOarders.
Rooms and Board.

TWO NICE ROOMS. with frst-cIass board
central location. "a % ST. nws ap5-st
NICELY FURNISHED front parlor room
suitable for one OF two gentlemen; with
OF without board. l132 10Th St nv. ap5-St
ROOMS. with board. front, two So; rear
$50, comfortable lawn private family. I74l
New Jersey ave. NV ap5-st
1924 nth ST. NW.-Large rooms with board
at summer rates. aD4-st
LARGE front room. I'd floor. with or without
board. 5l4 Sd st. NV. ap4-3t
PLEASANT rooms and home table; reason
able rates. 1872 10th St nv. apzst