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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

VA NtED--Servant for general homework in
family Of three adults Apply s12f lstb 81
NV. -. .,
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON r,s,- 90, e.
10 500 monthly corresponding for nt,,vsDapcrs-
sure. steady work; no canvassing: experiences
o6EDICATE. Lockport. n. y. de2o-9of
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PROMPT CoLLEcTIokA-

llliAeulate returns. unlimited references Tel
eLhone Tor our contract agent. N sg-f "
Ia HENCE DCNALL. 81 Colorado Building.
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FOR SALE-GOOd quality opaque shades ft-
ted 10 your Wip1OWs only SOC. the best oIl9I-
ity oil opaque shades. SOC; hung FREE. viii
call with samples kLEEBLATT'S lIth and
II SITS ne. Phone East 25-R. noe6-ff
kEHS-We call ana make KEYS anvvyher, IN
the city Tor &c. prompt service. electric bells
burglar alarms and electric gas lighting our
PERCY ; ANGLE & CO. 1922 18th st. NV.
CHINA and oil painting. soc; use D. paints
and brushes. STUDIO. TIS SJh 81. NV
.@-.-sOt
FOR SALE-An exceptionally fine lot Of AL
most new furniture FOR al parts OF the
mousse Io-ding beds. wardrobes. chiTonier.
bedroom. dining room. and parlor. pier mir
ror. ladies' desks; new hair mattresses 81
beds. 81: sacrifice: departure; Manhattan uooi
jaS0-tf
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OR SALE-A homemade cake business. en-
braces large oven mixer fans. recipes ana
good VIII address AK, this Once. fe7-7t
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS d. c.
washington. d. G, February 8. 1917. At
O'CLOCK p. n. on TUESDAY FEB
hLARN 70, 1901 the fish wharf rights ana
privileges viii be sold at public auction On
y street, between Seventh and Ninth streets
northwest. IA front Of the fish stalls 0f the
Washington Market, for the term OF one
year frou March 1st. 1907. For further
Information as 70 terms Of sale. etc apply
az the ONCE OF the Sealer OF Weights and
Measures, No. 4i4 louisiana avenue north
west HENRY =. T. MCFARLAND
HENRY L, VEST. JOHN RIDDLE Com
missioners. d. c. fe7-1Ot-dexS1I
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DreSSmaKing School.

NEW YORK ACADEMY OF DESIGNING
Dressmaking. ladies' Tailoring and SEWING
school. 1920 c. French patterns cut 70 or.
der STYLE AND FIT GUARANTEED
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Personal.

MORkINGMEN- you want the best for the
!rtst money. ana should have il. there is
OUT one place you can get good tailor
made suit or OFrrCuat Slightly uSeD- come
20 the friend 90 all justin OLD STAND
''' ~ feIl-7t
Mr. =. MILLION. PALMS. ana Psychic sI2
Bye 81. NV HIS readings tell YOU ANYTHING
YOU wish 20 know They are scientific and
accurate Hours % . and p. m 10 10 70
-u, oish N--4a5- feiI-tf
MADAM THEO paimtst card reader and
iHellua, German spake7- 20 II ST. NV
MME- DAVIS the born clairvoyant and card
reader. removes spells evil Influences and
gives good luck lbs 18th st NV; give me
q call - -
MRS. BISHOP. PIANIST. lnformation- cIez-
concise. anc 70 the point IL sth st nv.
ja2l-tf
BRADFoRD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY. sDIra
-, COLORADO BUILDING. Ifth and a.
Phone Main -S-5. Expert specialists in dell
cafe ald intricate iuyestiC cations any cans
all sections absolute secrecy guaranteed. For
night service. phone resistance North l7g7
fel0-7t
IF YOU ARE giving up housekeeping and
wish 30 sell part or all Of Your furniture
send postal 10 AZ 9th 81. NV The Od Re
liable Store that pays the highest prices.
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Dentistry.

FIRST-CLASS WORK. LOW PRICES-Set
OF teeth, 50 up. gold crowns, 50 up gold
filings. 81 up. silver filings. SOC. work
guaranteed. no pain.
DR.. GEO. l. EDMONDS. $40 F ST NV.
gaZ~-2Jt
TEETH WITHOUT PL-ATES-No extracting.
no pain look. feel act. ana last longer than
natural teeth. shrunken faces made normal /,
painless hliing- DIR. j. L. WILSON. 1903 +
81. NV. fa95-g0r
DRS- o. W d ". j. ELZEY. DENTISTS
= ". Cor. 10th and r SITS y W
Gold Crown and Bridgework Specialists Sat
!siactlon guaranteed. moderate prices. Phone
NJ a@'z- open evenings. branch office. 400 Pa
ave Sc. 10 9 ja2g-tf
NO PAIN: 40 HIGH PRICES, set OF
teeth. gold crowns ana bridgeWOrk. 81. MI
inEs. Soc I'AINLESS MOTLEY. Washing
toms Original Painless Dentist. Gil 9Th ST
nv. fee-tf
Ny ALVEOLA METHOD Is a success where
a plate falls 1t is pleasl lg many: II Will
please you, $40 Investigate IL. NO PAIN.
DR.. q. s. WALDO. 1870 New York ave. NV.
Ja3O-Jf
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HAND LAUNDRY, same owner six vearsf
Gearing 500 month; cheap rent Onlv s715.
bargain. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROR-
---7' OIL r. 1eII-zt
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Wanted-WagOnS.

WANTED-20 wagons with good drivers 70
maui coal from dump. LIST and y SITS ne
V BALDWIN JOHNSON fet1st
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Business Opportunities.

PRINTING OFFICE. z 81 location. r,,LI----
money, modern presses. price $50 NEW-
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. GIL F.
feIl-3t
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Wanted-Furniture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves. bric-a-brac and az kinds Of
household goods RATMS FURNITT- y =.
SHOP. 18th and Z SITS. NV Phone Norm
1913 Formerly 9th and T. jals-9Ot
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For Sale-nisceIlaneous.

/ FOR SALE-An 8 IT. show case eheap can
/ al IL FARELSON 9l2 New Hampshire ave
NV fen-3t
! FOB SALE-One hundred and seventeen
SS "a 81 horses; cheap II sold at once. G W
/ maze. l0Il Slst 81 NV feu-3t
| FOR sALE-show window. 5zl 7th st. NV.
- apply On premises fell-3t
For FOR sALE-Magio wardrobe and trunk. best
/ On lamp Tor particulars NARDETTA.
ISyI Ring ST.. Alexandria. Va. Il
FoR sALE-loo stoves. slightly used. all
/ HOP"OOD. Sth ana k fel0-3t
FOR SALE-Large ice boxes. suitable Tor
siOceIy easy terms II desired. the kind that
/ T5opyySS,og2yy mechanic. not tinker See
/ FOR SALE-Furniture Of a six-roou fat.
otHbeF sewing machine. wardrobe extension
table, sideb0ard. parlor suite ea.ve rr7ClT,r.v
see HOLLYWOOD. sth and X. felO-3t
FOR sALE-NstionaI cash register with
cit e'5A' $40. See HOLLYWOOD. sth and X
FOR SALE-Leaylng city. Piano. SO. bei-
LoolH hulte. Sl0' mission dining suite So
Isl Sdsl' Folding bed. Sl2; new hair mat
,itAa az cost 800 parlor suite. So. cgrnblna-
uon bookcase. sewing machine desks ward
rgDes, chlnOniers. pier mirrors sldeboard.
HSRT 49, Ii,b 81 Y rooms CABI-
OLD LUMBER. sash. doors. ranges. bath
N SITS NV ". N SMITH 4 WATERS.
AMES, SI3 Il NW.-PICTURE FRAMING
LoNest prices IN the city Framed and IN
framed pictures 'aZs-s0t
FOR sALE-BeauufuI 81 mahogany dress
IHE table. slbS9. also me double bookcase
ana desk, combination. IN oak for 81 %. cost
80 aisp emma closet that cost SO for so.
very beautiful and good as new. SIS 81
FOR SALE-gs5 cook stove. good as new
I IGi 80 rare bargain: also heater: cheap.
% 81 NV fel0-3t
FINE NEW Standard sewing machine. an
attachments. IS. Domestic, s. We trade in
IIst-ciass machines Of all makes for the
Davis Vertical Feed, because Of It's superior
sewing qualities, DAVIS AGENCY. 9l3 9th
81 nv Phone NJ 5s5s- fest
~ o NW.-One gas range. $50 two tables
and three chairs. 81 %. one Col prapboDbone
and nine records SIS. dishes and Other uteu-
sl-s, must be sold quick. fest
FREE LESSONS in hand and machine en-
OI144rIls expert teachers. DAVIS AGENCY
sIo gin 81 NV fes-3t
FOR SALE-5o pairs OF nne SQUAD breeding
Aoaleis, SIo- BARCLAY 80 Louisiana ave
nv. fest
FOR SALE-CAeap. a National cash register.
~ - an excellent machine for a bar Ap-
ply 10 10 pennsylvania We. fest
FOR SALE-Oak counter and cash desk
tttANhLI% LAUNDRY, JQS 18th ST NV
800
FOR SALE-PTairie state incubator 100 eEgs.
cheap. good as new 2S29 BrightwO0d ave.
PIANO. upright. good condition. 50. z104 nth
St nv" fes-3t
BARGAINS IL USED PIANOS.
This does not mean cheap pianos Il means
good pianos at cheap prices. Terms OF pay
4Aei}t very convenient
ike n a5s R @ss sS5 GPTsht Just $4,000
dunn HHas si1e F asrlE9g Piano me $4,000
ns S5iea Upright. large size, IKE $4,000
Sterling JPFisht IN Bood order, S17= IN 1
ea Ss" SOD 6lf i55s uprsh'; fancy $4,000
Ib5 sssaiy DPrish' nahosany case; $4,000
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DI5Ah AND POOL ROOM. four Brunswick
Lake tables in pesfeCr condition. Establishes
p :, ge@5ss rare chance at 81 go. NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS. Gii y fe57 - -
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For Sale-Typewriters.

No. c REMINGTON. $45: would rent cbean
Addres BOX 297. Times office. fe9-St'
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=, Advertisements VIII be accepted at any Of
ule IOHOWIng branch Offices at regular Office
rates. II II Is inCOnvenient to leave advertise
ments at either branch office or The Times
BUSINESS once, they may be tCephOned direct
10 The Times main 525O). and messenger
VIII call 10 collect without additional charge
% The advertiser
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Lost.

LOST-On Girard St, near 18th. Photograph
Of middle-aged man. Return to 1872 Girard
ST. and receive reward faf1-9t
LOST-From Wisconsin ave and River road
large yellow and white collie dog Inforna-
tion viii be paid FOR at GLORIA POINT"
TenleytOwn. II
T-Heart-shaped breast pin. diamond
center Reward II returned TO 1901 gth 81
NV fefT-2t
LOST-White fox terrier; black and brown
markings on head. two scars on right hind
quarters: name Bob. Suitable reward II re-
turned APARTMENT lO2 2I2O C st NV
felO-3t
WOULD the party who took coat by mistake
February at Coachmen's ball. please return
TO ROLAND EVANS. 18th and l. SITS NV
fes-3t
LOsT-Bob-tal bulldog; tag 2i5. Liberal re-
ward. 81 A St ne. fes-st
Found.
FoUND--Loeket. with initials. Call 1913 C
st. NV. Room 20. feI0-gt
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1SOttNER GROCERY. ne, daily sales ss0,
Ing rooms price. so NEW YORK BIS
mess BROKERS. or F. rar17f
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Auction Sales.
GREATER WASHINGTON AUCTION
COMPANY,
q LOUISIANA AVE. \. W.

sale OF Furniture, Carpets, Groceries. exc
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY =, 1907. consisting
Of handsome CHARTERED oak bedroom suits
parlor furniture. goods in hrst-clsss condi-
ton; also nne clean new stock OF groceries
without reserve or limit 10 the highest bid
der, Tor cash. d. NOTES. Auctionecr. II
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Rooms and Board.

Observation-Disclosures $3.50 per week. fur
nished rooms for 81 per week and up. 6l5
New Jersey ave. NV. Ja3l-30t
1873 N ST. NW.-Furnished rooms; southern
exposure. with board; near Thomas Circle.
II
NEWLY furnished large hall foom with
board; heat and gas COZ IA ST NV. fe11-2t
LARGE first floor bay window, we'll heated
room; three baths suitable room for three
students. room and board So each. single
beds. 1908 81 81. NV. Il
GENTLEMEN-Nice home with all con-
VcnleuCcs- near departments including extra
good boardi 81 weekly. "a X 81. NV
fefO-2t
BRIGHT ROOM. with board 70J The Ala
bama- feIO-2t
IL PRIVATE FAMILY. furnished front
rooms ana board, near Capitol, Library cars
home cooking. III A St ne feS-3t
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TlT1ES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
ONE CENT A WORD FOR

Two cents a word for all other classified
advertisements for less than three insertions
II inserted for three or more consactltIys
days. one cent a word FOR each insertion
These rates do not apply to Personals.
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Bicycles.

SELL. YOUR BICYCLE 10 the man who paws
the highest price. It's g. T. HUNTER '--6a
Bicycle Man. lib Pennsylvania ave NV.
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- BROOKLAND. d. c.
ARTHUR H r LUERSSEN, Drug Stors
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L CARNE & CO.. 7O3 King st.
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Floor Oil.
Birds, Dogs, Etc.

FOR SALE-Haudsome male collie dog .
years old. from the Belmont Kennels Nov
York; gentle; splendid dog for children An
ply THOS, b. PENlCkS, 9Th ST. Shepherds
road. BriEhtwOOd Park. I,
FANCY poultry, pigeons singing .cararies
breeding cages, parrots, dogs, cats uIanf
food. goldhshes goats rabbits, Guinea pigs
etc SCHMIDS BIRD STORE. 7I2 18th 81
iaS-tf
TRY LEE BIRD STORE 1901 9Th ST. NV
Yellow heads. Amazon. Panama Isle Of pines
Cuban, red heads. and dwarf parrots mon
keys, mormositis. goldfish canaries. dogs.
npZl-tf
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DRUG STORE. with cellar and three living
Lol..-s, excellent chance for druggist. no com
petition within one mile. la-r- r,..r.-rf.r5---
rapidly growing section. rent. $50 Der month
hSIEhS d FAEDEN. Hyattsyuie Nd
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NANIED-Partner with s. 90 10 sell real es-
sate All over the United States VIII have
-. papers 10 advertise in without cost 10
ne hFfn- they represent nearly every state
pa 'he United States. don't answer this with
real estate man. Address BON ~ T5--eS
Office -' 20 - -
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Help Wanted-Maie.

WANTED-StocI1 boys by : KANN- COTC
4 90 hnere are good opportunities here foI
serve promotion Apply 10 Superintendent
DeIoLe ~ a. M. feII-2t
WANTED-You 20 attend r,,r ,o,I, 80
tam; good salaries paid and permanent p1si-
IONS. Apply before 10 q. m. 10 Superintend-
~. = Nam SUNS * 60 fell-2t
WANTED-R Registered experienced drug cTeTT-'
IelleI twice week BURROWS MEDICAL
DlSPENSAItT. llth and Pennsylvania ave.
Sc
WANTED-Three bushelmeu on ladies. ma
gent 5 repair work. WASHINGTON TAIL
ORING CO. 725 18th ST. NV. 1t
WANTED-Male stenographer and t,,ne-
writer for private Office Of hotel; one Win
previous hotel experience preferred. Address
in writing. Bon 295. Times Office. II
WANTED 900 boys. men. women and girls
70 sell HaywOrth's AphOrisms the greatest
magazine IN the world: we pay so cents IN
the dollar HANWORTH PUB. HOUSE. 69s
o. - fe9.ll.l2
CLERK-Young man with general Office ev-
peIlencei must be good penman and quick At
ngures; chance for advancement HAP
GOODS, l2l2 Commonwealth Trust Building
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADF-4nv-
one can learn; eight weeks completes. wages
while learning; So 20 $50 weekly eliara ntee5
when through. Write for catalogue. MOLER5 :
BARBER COLLEGE, 131 Prince St New
York city. tense
l MADE $4,000 in five years in the mail or
der business: began with s.: anyone can do
the work In sD1-C time at home: send FOR
free booklet; tells how TO get started
MANAGER. BOX go LOckport N Y.
fe2-9Ot
WANTED-Reliabie broker 10 handle stock
Of divldend-paying manufacturing CORPORA
ton Address BOX 81. Times Office
fel0-3t
WANTED-An honest coIored boy 10 WORK
around house. 5ls 18th ST. NV. felO-2t
WANTED-Two good farm hands ApDIv M
2425 h St NV. between 10 and u O'clock
am. fat0-9t
WANTED-Night man. one who understands
washing wagons and buEEies CRANDAII
STABLES. no and 1fl2 G st. NV. II
clerk. $50: bring references.
white kitchen men. SIS. five colored dish
washers; buss boys. FISHERS AGENCY,
ilg 10th st. NV. II
ienced housemen Applv
HOTEL GRAFTON 1t
" ANTED-2 paper hangers; / scraper 1912
L 81. NV. felI-3t
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NANTED-A loan OF 500 Tor four months.
gCoG security and liberal interest Address
BOX SO. Times Office faq--
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Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
PIANOS and organs tuned. j. BOORNAN
1916 & 81. sW. zen
WANIED-PiGuo pupils. - cents half hour
viii go TO pupils homes fel8-3t
MISS BCRLASQUE has moved 20 I2Z7 18th
ST. NV. reOpened dress making, makes fancy
gowns and also tailoring fe--sr
-----------
WE REPAIR and move furniture. HOW
ARD l2+9 St ne Phone East 1859.
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELF Y-o,,
Will be agreeably surprised II YOU win LET
mt sell iu for you. MARCUS NOTES l76 ar
IT, NV. Phone Main 5iTf. no1o-rf
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Musical.

PIANO LESSONS. 35 cents: lesson one
hour: 20 years experiences as teacher 90
90 St NV ta20-sQt
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FOR SALE-MORE THAN SIXTY sIiyb-l,,
USED hlgh-gEade pianos thar have been plt in
perfect condition are offered now az eeluiDe
DaI gam prices For instance: Steinw-av 80 3
StieiI 500 ShcniHger. $3.50; Gabler. So: Schu-
DeIl- 80, Sueur SI.5i Emerson. Si-5. kim
SaLl' <-Jo- Used piano players from 500 TO
s-'O- Csed squares, IS and SO Easv nav
menis u = DeMOLL 4 co. I2sI @ 81.
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Wanted-RoOmS.

WANTED-By two ladies'. rooms. Address
RON 800 Times office felO-at
WANTED-By refined young man. board and
room In private family OF moderate means
Address BON 300. Times office Teq-gt
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR SAI-E-Three horses carts and har-
ness Rear l20 q ST sv far--gr
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For Rent
Unfinished Rooms.
FOR RENT-Two large convenient rooms
suitable for light housekeeping or business
729 9th ST NV. feII-st
FOR RENT-FoUr Unfurnished rooms. private
entrance. lll5 10th st. nv. frti-3+
FOR RENTING pleasant rooms: heat s-ss
bath; light housekeeping. call after 4 s19
South Capitol St II
p EYE ST. NW--Tyvo large. con,rnunic,tjr,,-
rooms, second floor; heat gas porcpIaf1
bath; light housekeeping feI0-Sf
FOUR and FIVE rooms; arranged for house.
keeping. Sl3 and SIC 2620 X ST. NV felO-3t
FOUR ROOMS and bath on same floor. re-.
$3.50 513 y St NV. fefo-9t
FLAT over store: five rooms and hath. ali
modern improvements, -,OnvenieT,4- 10 am rlr
lines. Apply in store 1889 18th St NV. fesst
THREE unfurnished rooms. IS2S II St ne
fest ~
NICE ROOMS for rent; light housekeeping
near car 1915 Duncan st. ne feg-3f
451 G ST. NW.-Three third floor unfIrnisbeJ
rooms; light housekeeping; So. fest
Fer RENT-Large store room; modern i'm
proveWentsi Bo0d cellar. Inquire upstairs. jar
Pennsylvania ave. NV. feq-2t
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Situations Wanted-haIe.

WANTED-Young man y. wishes "a qit,a+f.,,
at anything SAM SCHARF. 12g3 -tb 81
NV feTl-Gt
wANTED-By bar man. position. good ref
erences. Address BOX 2SS. Times office
feS-6t
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FoUND--Loeket. with initials Call 1Hs C
St NV. Room 70. feI0-et
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CAFE AND LUNCH ROOM. location best
GOOD business. and can he increased. vyne-
ssLts4Eed Ia other business hence -sacriEce-fo-
Sou terms NEW YORK BUSINESS $500
Frs. ST. F. - -
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

WANTED-GirI for general homework; fam
iy OF 3. stay nights l2u Kenyon 81.
feIl-3t
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Help Wanted-MaIe.

VAN IEl'-Nhite boy I'm grocery store; 20
nome nights good Advancement WILSON'S
Wentworth. after O'Clock fell-3t
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FOR SALE-An Il. show case cheap. cau
a. a.. II FARELSON. sl2 New Hampshire ave.
-. feIl-1t
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- hJA Wh0le team. driving horse rIIn-
ABOUT ana harness, also young mare. So
must DE sold at once Apply residence g2s
= 81 NV fel0-3t
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ALL MATERIAL contained in houses New
hampshire ave and . st. NV now being
NLeOAed' carnage elevator. good as new
Ia sc stoch OF all kinds second hand building
materials always on hand Apply on preul-
Ises OF 10 7 EDW- CLARK, Builders Sup-
plleS. 4S0o New Jersey ave. Phone North ~
fe4-iOt 50 -'~'
F4REWOOD. stove lengths. s. Der one-bsIf
d g Phone East 59s - - %
IMITATION TYPEWRITER LETTERS
n hlhd your customers can't tell from the
Ledl lulng. very low rates HAYWOPTTI
= bI-iSHiNG HOUSE. Csc st NV.
FOR SALE
THREE UPRIGHT PIANOS.
SoCJO0 Stied Iusedl .......-.. Sa=0 N
S50t-O0 Steinway (usedJ ..-...-...s 500 Oh
S1'0'v0 hnaDe lUsed) -..-..--...- $1,000
CHAS II. STIEFF
OF 18th 81. y. W.
J c CONLIFF, Manager de2-+f
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RUGS WOVEN out OF old carpets. D-o-
postal 93l 9Th NV. or phone 1926.
fel0-sa. Su mott
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For Rent-ROOmS.
VphOlStering.

recovering poIjsb,n,, 80
at your own home; good Judge 81
antiques; thoroughly reliable. l. FOSTER
651 G ST. Sc ian -.
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FOR SALE-One hundred and seventy-six
goa horses; cheap n sold at once. 6 W
MACE. 107I SIst 81 nv fell -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-11

I hE FRENCH say that Nothing is a foOt-
less stocking without "A leg" and that Is
about the only thing you cannot buy OF sell
through advertising
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-07
EAST ARLINGTON

Horace Lawrence was In Bennington
Friday.
Mrs. Eunice Griffin Of Dandy was In
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Elihu Mcdonald and daughter
Mary spent Wednesday In Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Webb spent a
few days in North Adams the past
week
William Coping of Brooklyn has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary
Gendner.
The youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert BoyntOn died "Wednesday.
October 9.
Mrs. Jane Stacy recently visited her
daughter, Mrs. j. Radley In Green Is.
land, N. Y.
Miss Eleanor Burt has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. j. ii. Powers In Ben
nington the past week.
B. ]. Moore found his COW dead in
the pasture Wednesday. II is thought
that 1t was accidentally shot by some
hunter.
Ansel Sheppard and family have re
turned to their home In Marietta. Ca
after spending several weeks with his
mother. Mrs. William Sheppard.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-07
MODERN METHODS
How They Have Improved Standard
Remedy.

Remedy.
In the 18th. Century q wave OF ex-
element swept over England and
France when the medical profession
discovered such wonderful curative
elements In the Gods liver.
In the 18th. Century cod liver oil was
imported and used extensively by
physicians In this country, but It was
found to be adulterated to a great ex-
tent, and the useless heavy oil which
enveloped the medicinal elements O
great hindrance to It's medicinal value
In 1856 famous physician from the
years of experiment and research pro-
duced light brown oil from the Gods
livers which was said to be more val.
liable than the pale yellow oil, but
the taste and odor were SO repulsive
that 1t frequently caused such nausea
that 1t made 1t unpopular.
The most valuable discovery, how.
ever, was later made by two eminent
French chemists, who after years Of
research discovered an extractive and
concentrating progress, by which all OF
the medicinal, healing and body build.
ing elements of the Gods liver are sep
arated from the useless and nauseat-
ing oil These recovered medicinal ele.
ments combined with peptonate-of-iron
make Vinol the most scientific and val.
liable cod liver preparation which the
world has ever known.
Vinol is so rich In the elements of
life that 1t imparts vigor to all debili.
tated and feeble conditions and Is un-
excelled as remedy for all pulmonary
troubles.
Try vinol OH our guarantee to re.
turn your money II 1t fails to give sat
isfaction. VIM. L. Gokay, Druggist.
Bennington, Vt.