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For SaIe-hisCellaneous.

FOR SALE-Cheap. Patent ONCE reports tine
cnanicaDs q complete set. from 1871 % 1871
- volumes; cloth binding. also bound vol
unes of Official Gazette from 1872 20 1871
with Indexes. BOOK STORE. 1903 7th 81. nav.
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Bicycles.

DON'T PUT YOUR BICYCLES In the cellar.
We pay the highest cash prices for them.
HUNTERS, I13 Pennsylvania ave fe2S-tf
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Trunk Repairing.

TRUNK REPAIRING. al trunks vanished
free. all work guaranteed DE NEPHEWS
800 9Th ST NV Phone Main 425. Send postal
mh1-30t
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Help Wanled-Mala.

wANTED-Colored driver. young man.
18th st NV. rnhg-2,
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SOUTHWEST
V. HUGO EISENBEIss. It'll and streets
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EGGS Tor Matching from pedigreed stock
$50 a setting OF IS; viii deliver during
week; mention what breed. Address BOX s.
ROsslyn, Va. mh2-st
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WANTED sxperienced lady waitresles; good
wages PURITAN CAFE. 7l7Ik IAN st NV
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Rooms and Board.

Rooms and Board.
LARGE front room. with board. 929 X ST.
NV. mh2-3t
NICELY HEATED ROOM. with board. 100
II st. NV mh2-3t
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Large second and
third floor bay window: south front rooms
and board phone. 2so1 18th and Harvard
sts mh1-7t
COMFORTABLE. bright rooms. Virginia
family: generously good board: bath and
heat; s. weekly. 2z7 X ST NV nhl-3t
PLEASANT ROOMS and good well cooked
food. 1892 10th ST. NV. mhl-3t
WANTED-Two boarders for nicely furnished
bay window front room. with drst-class
Uoard; heat. bath; 81 per week each 1925
22d st. NV. fe2S-3t
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For Rent-ROomS.

BOARD, see U.S. no charges THE CEN
TRIAL REAL ESTATE CO.. 1877 + NV. Room
2 Phone NJ. 1866. fe2O-3ot
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a z. POWELL. 9Th and East Capitol SITS
O,DONNELL DRUG CO. sth and G SITS
n q FEALY. NV. cor. 18th and Pa. ave.
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THE NEXT ISSUE OF this paper should teI
about Tiff you have q house TO rent or
Job TO md or a fob to offer
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UpholStering.

BENZ. r. COLES & CO.. Upholstoring ali
kinds Of furniture slip covers made 500
9th ST. NV. Main coils. fe9r-s0t
UPHOLSTERING. recovering. polishing and
antiques thoroughly reliable. L Eos TER.
Sol ST. Sc. 5a33-s2t
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Wanted-RoOmS.

WANTED-Three or four unfinished rooms
in central Northwest. Address BOX SIS
Times Office. rnh2-3t
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Help Wanted

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING can h
learned at school in from 30 70 90, dave.
positions guaranteed. we teach PItman Ora
nam, Gregg, Barnes. and Syllable systems.
individual instruction. STENOGRA PHO
ACADEMY, 3i5-51s Colorado building fe22-tf
WANTED-Man or woman Of good address
TO place stock paying 10 per cent guaranteed
in an old-established Industrial enterprise:
energy and influence will make position
highly lucrative. Address BOX 5O4 Times
Office. nh1-2t
gentry bookkeeper (male or
female). Address IN own writing. experience
and salary desired, BOX 4sS. Times Office
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Found.

LACEY'S delicious ice cream and sherbet
zoe and 90c per gallon. i've large bricks in
g box. sc. PhDne Main s33. COZ New York
ave- NV. mh2-tf
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Wanted-ROoms q Board

WANTED-Room and board in private fam
ily, by lady in office; in the Northwest. some
where between 9th and 18th. + and y; refer
ences exchanged. Address BOX 507. Times
Office nhT-3t
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Largest Circulation in Washington Means Gre
Situations Wanted-nale.

HAVE HAD ten years experience from ware
house 90 office OF a furniture OnstallmenD
establishment; references. Address BOX COS.
Times office. mh2-Ct
BARTENDER. experienced, married, settled;
4 liberty after Congress ad1Ourns; hotel, club
y street bar; confidential. Address BOX
Up. Times office mh2-3t
TWO carpenters viii work FOR $3.50 per day
for short time JAMES KIRK. Gil + g.
mh2-st
WANTED-Place as porter or driver; good
reference. 47o o ST. NV II
WANTED-Boy TO learn trade, locksmith and
bcllhangcrs. 1905 j ST. NV. II
WANIED-By engineer. thoroughly prac-
teal. situation: night work preferred Adj
dress BOX fgl. Times Office. fe2S-2t ,
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Floor Oil.

TRY HUNTERS DUET KILLING FLOOR
OIL. 35c gallon this week Regular price soc.
Drop postal, lis Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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Wanfed-Furniture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves, bric-a-brac. and all kinds Of
household goods. BAUM = FURNITURE
SHOP. 1sth and ST. NV. Phone North
1873 Formerly 9Th and L. fe2l-35t
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For Sale-Typewriters.

MONARCH. nearly new. cheap for cash. Of
would trade for an Underwood. Address BON
$40. Times Office. mh2-3t
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Advertisements viii be accepted at any OF
the following branch Offices at regular Office
rates. II Il Is inconvenient TO leave advertise
ments at either a branch Office or The Times
Business Office. they may be telephoned direct
20 Tho Times (AIatn $500. and messenger
Will call to collect without additional charge
20 the ADVERTISE.
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Times Want Ads Bring Results
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Automobiles.

WANTED-Tourlug car that will carry five
people. STANTON PARK AUTO Co. 5th
and SITS. ne rnh2-st
AUTOMOBILE TIRES. 1907 prices greatly
reduced second less than half; repaired tires
and slightly used. very cheap, expert vul-
CaniZinE. satisfaction assured, quick service
JONES AUTO TIRE WORKS. 602-604 E
Phone Main 1886. Iuh2-sa, m, -. yv-l2t
FOR SALE-Electric runabout. with leather
top; batteries used only three months: owner
has purchased larger machine. Address BOX
5lS, Times ONCE. II
FOR SALE-i906 model OldsmobiIe runqbort
with top and lamps: perfect condition; CHEAP
to quick purchaser. Address BOX SIS
Times Office II
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Job Printing.

FOR SALE-50 visiting cards. 25c- job print
Ing Of all kinds. MARYLAND PRINTING
OFFICE. Sl3 Nd ave ne "a floor. mhi-s5t
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Auction Sales.
TwO-MAST SCHOONER,
FARMERS FRIEND"

On MONDAY MARCH 4 1907. al 5 O'CLOCK
p. NJ. we VIII sell az public auction az
BlaEien's wharf. foot 81 s. Sc. this good
schooner. % tons. or Gu cords OF wood ca
pacity. Terms cash.
THOS. J. OWEN & son, Auctioneers.
1881 9 ST. NV. mhI-Sr
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

w Az IED-Four experienced mattresses: per
H ~ place 10 right ones. RADY'S CAFE
coo Pennsylvania ave mo-,
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Lost.

LOST-Lady's gold watch. with monogram
n l. G. on back. Return 70 The Everett
and receive reward rnh2-st
LOST-Bunch keys, between 18th ST NV.
and 6th ST. ne. Return 20 GO L s. ne.
LOST-A brown fur muff. trimmed with two
claws and four tails. saturday. February %,
IN the vicinity OF 18th and NJ SITS. NV so
reward for its return 20 1915 81. NV.
mhl-st
LOST-Open-face gunmetaI watch; ~ NJ
T - fob attached Return 20 a c st ne
liberal reward. fe2S-3t
LOST-Mink r1un. Wednesday. February q.
Reward. APARTMENT Ga. The Plymouth
fe2S-St
LOST-Between 1st 81 and Pennsylvania
ave NV. and Center Market. 9th and 3 SITS
lady's gold watch, carved case. with picture
inside. Reward II returned 70 133 Pennsyl-
vania' ave. NV. fe27-tf
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Dentistry.

NY ALvEOLA METHOD IS a SUCCESS where
please you SO. Investigate it, No PAIN
DR.. 6. S. WALDO. 1880 New York ave. NV
mhI-tf
OPEN $50 A. NJ. TO $50 P. II.
DRS. o. ". q ". J. ELZEY. DENTISTS.
s. W Cor. 10Th and + SITS. y W
Specialists IN Painless Extracting. Gold
Crown and Bridge work. Filings. and Plates
that ht- Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Moderate prices. Phone n s252
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting.
u0 pain. look. feel. act. and last longer
than natural teeth. shrunken faces made nor
NAL; painless filing. DIR. =. i. WILSON
1908 i 81. Nv. faZ5-egt
NO PAIN: 80 HIGH PRICES: Ssr Of
teeth -: gold crowns s.; bridguWurk 81: mn
ings. SOC, PAINLESS MOTLEY washing
tons Original Painless Dentist 6I1 eth ST
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MattreSSmakine.

ALL OF OUR 5G-LB. felt-Iined A G hair
mattresses made 20 order FOR the remainder
Of this week. 81 each. not duplicated under
50. See US make them. L T. JONES, Mat
Tess Factory, 6S5 81. NV. Phone Main
@Si. mhi-tf
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Miscellaneous.

FEATHERS CLEANED. c0lored. and clrIed
Ouas cleaned and curled. p0mpounG made
out Of old feathers. SIS q St. corner 9Th NV.
nnh--.t
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELF Yo1
viii be agreea5ly surprised II you VII lei
me sell Il for you. MARCUS NOTES. as gth
81. nv. Phone Main 5I7L uoIO-rf
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Wanted-Misc

WANTED --Highest cash prices paid Tor worn
garments. ladies' or gentlemen's Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and / VIII cali any
North f99. fe2g-g1t
WANTED-Pawn tickets for diamonds and
lewelry; cash paid for diamonds. old gold.
SILVER. platinum. antiques. curiOs. L. 5. gold
collars. etc Money 20 loan goods OF
value LOUIS ABRAHAAIS Bonded Broker.
SO 9th ST NV. Phone NJ ISIS feg-tf
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
away your old clothing shoes. hats. and
SHIRTS before seeing me as / pay highest
cash prices Tor them. Drop postal, Will call.
II. GEWIRZ. 120s eth ST. NV fe2S-I5t
WANTED-To rent cottage AT Colonial
Beach tSr the summer season, state price
and particulars. Address BOX I0l Takoma
PARK ID. g. mhz-2t
WANTED-Second-h hand brooders: state make.
eondl:ion. and price Address BOX 45 Ben
ning' ID. c fe16. %. mh2
WANTED-A secondhand wheel chair for
an Invalid. Telephone East Sf3-Y. fe2S-3t
WANTED-Old gold and silver curlos. en-
cravings. and antiques. BURFEIND-S. 10
9Th ST. NV. fe2Z-g0t
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TypewriterS.

THE WELLINGTON.
!, After i've years OF hard use I
- unhesitatinEly place Il at the
- top.-MAURICE LOW. Washing.
"a ton Correspondent Boston Globe
Is The WELLINGTON IS only 500.
~ Once. to9 nth 81. y. w.
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Two cents a word Tor all other classified
advertisements for lees than three insertions.
II inserted for three or more consecutive
6Cys. one cent a word for each insertion.
These rates do not apply to Personals.
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ANACOETIA
ECRY.S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SUE
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BROOKLAND. d. c.
ARTHUR H. F. LUERssEN. Drug Store.
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Greatest Results to Advertisers
Business Opportunities.

CAFE and roomins house. address BOX
%. Times Once. rlfl5--r
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Musical.

MUSIC STCDIO-LessOns given on string and
brass Instruments orchestral class free flr
advanced pupils string Instruments repaired
by European expert. For fun particulars ap-
ply 20 MAX BACHMAN. 1850 10th 81 NV
fe-24-sll. tn sa -30t
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TIHES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
ONE CENT A WORD FOR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
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W,A,.NIED-Bright. industrious young lady.
telngent. willing 20 work quick at figures.
goo pay 10 right party Apply f3O gth II
NV sunday between 10 and i am or 3 and 4
49, IL
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STOCK COMPANIES INCORPORATED IN
4er act. Cf Congress Tor District CClurrbls
or any state: booklet and cost sheet free a.
request FEDERAL CHARTER co. Metz-
e-o-t pll-olnE- mh2-Gt
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L. CARNE & co. 700 King q,
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DreSSmakine.

GRAND OPENING
or spring styles this week az NEW YORK
PATTERN PARLORS. 100 g ST F-epch
patterns cut to order felg-fT
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SALOON and restaurant business. center
aitl-l1re- doing large business, present pro-
pTletor retiring: fullest Investigation. s.. co.
DUGAN- eI7 Louisiana ave fe2-st
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FOR SAi-E-Cheap. barber shop doing good
business; hne stand; So 6C5 @ 81. NV.
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FOR SALE-LOug established roominE and
boarding business, Is rooms. furnished. one
square Patent once rent Sf51 sacrifice for
less thar SOD. make cfier. OPPORTUNITY
Times Office feZ5-st
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Wanted-TeamS.

WANTED-At once. four teams Apply
BUILDING AND SUPPLY CORPORATION
% Home Life Building ulhe-gt
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WANTED-Colored woman for general house
COrcOran 81. T'' :,
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TIE FRENCH say that Nothing is a foot
less stocking Without q leg and that Is
about the only thing you cannot buy or sell
through advertising
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Wanted-BOarderS.

A PRIVATE FAMILY will take two ladies 20
board TO other boarders; SIS Ser month 207
c 81. Sc. mh2-3t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-22

BLACK SILK HOSE, with various de-
signs, embroidered in black and colors,
83.AD.
BLACK SILK HOSE, fronts with lace
medallions, S3.O4.
BLACK SILK HOSE. prettily hand
embroidered, In colors and black, 83.DA
BLACK SILK HOSE, with floral designs,
embroidered In black and colors, SABA.
BLACK SILK HOSE, with heavy m
broidery, in black and colors, 8S.O4.
BLACK SILK HOSE. with b~ow-knots
and other designs. embroidered in black;
formerly &7.09 a pair; now 8B!B4.
BLACK SILK HOSE, with beautifully
embroidered designs on instep. 81 .4SD.
BLACK SILK HOSE, with large rose
design embroidered On instep. SS.D4.
WHITE SILK HOSE, with real lace
medallions; very elaborate; formerly
$50. "a a pair, o 82O.54.
FRENCH WHITE SILK HOSE, with
q @ insertion on insteps, SlO.74.
FRENCH BLACK SILK HOSE. elabor-
ately finished full length with real lace;
formerly Ns.T+a pair, now S3D.S4. =
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Black Ribbed Cotton Hose, box of 9
pairs, s4c.
Black Ribbed Cotton Hose, excellent
quality; double knees, soles, heels and toes;
bundles. OF 9 pairs. 72c.
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BINGHAM MAKES PROMOTIONS.
Barnett, VINO Captured Burglar Gentleman
GeOrEe. Vow q Captain.

Police Commissioner Bingham yesterday
promoted Lieut.. Edward c. Barnett Of the
Detective Bureau TO the grade Of captain.
He also made Sergt. Edward Dobson, who
was on Deputy Commissions Bugher's
stan, a lieutenant. Barnett was a detective
sergeant before b recent police bill be-
came a law.
With the promotion Of Barnett the last
vacant captaincy Ia filed. This vacancy
was untitled for several weeks for the reason
that Commissioners Bingham was undecided
az 20 the proper man Tor the place.
had several close competition. Its thought
ke finally landed the place because OF his
capture several years ago OF Harry Brooks.
a Notorious burglar who was known a.
sSztieman George.
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FRIGHTENED no DEATH m CAB.

sweeper-Driver Held In 81 900 Ban.
An electric cab OF the New York Trans
portation Company whizzed by so close
vesterday to John Lefert. a street sweeper.
m Park avanue near Thirty-seventh street
nat the fright caused his death.
The ambulance surgeon said the man
probably had q weak heart. Charles
ahearu. the operator OF the cab, was ar
reseed He was held In $1,000 bail by Cor
over rccley.
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MORRIS CHAIRS quartered oak, with
spring seats and reversible velour
MORRIS CHAIRS-mahogany finished,
spring seats and reversible velour
= CuSnIOUs .. . .,,.ss.... .s..sss.. .RN-AW
MORRIS CHAIRS-solid oak weathered
finish, imitation leather-cOVered cush-
ions o.. - .,.'....... ......... .BD.5A
Other Morris Chairs ranging up
to SSBB.55.
COUCHES-cOvered with genuine leather.
plain or tufted. e. ST. IA to SS2.AD
LIBRARY ROCKERS-covered with gen
nine leather ...........:........S 4s.24
ARM CHAIRS-covered with genuine
leatner ;..'.',.. mRsp.54
WOMEN'S DESKS
Oak . . ........... 8S.5A to 8:Bl .AO
Maple . ........ "a to 49, .gDS
Mahogany finished.
85.DA to B13.2A
Mahogany. 80. 82O.24 to 82ly 90
imported Desks S4B SD TO q so
PARLOR TABLES, mahogany finished,
PkRLoR fables, with maid tops.
S1O.4O to @J4.SO
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IMPORTED GOLD PARLOR TABLES,
S2S.4O to S2OB 90
MUSIC CABINETS, mahogany finished
panel doors .....,... &5.24 tot
same as above, IN mahogany: plain or
GOLD PARLOR CABINETS,
SAS.B5 to 100000
GOLD CHAIRS, 80. .S12.2A to &A0.AO
CORDER CHAIRS, mahogany finished
frames. inlaid backs, high grade cow
erings a. az
SLEEPY HOLLOW" CHAIRS, mahosan-
any-finished frames; covered with green
silk velour. ...... 10 Rl1 40
SLEEPY HOLLOW" ROCKERS, maho0-
~any-hnishcd; covered with green silk
velour .........S lS.O4 to @2S .sO
CHILDREN'S MISUNDERSTANDING
Willow Settees. Rockers and Arm
Chairs, with cushions for seat and
back.
Sofas, SlO.4D. Arm Chairs, IS "a
him NSOtneIH ...s..........-. MI. "A
BENT Wood Chairs and Rockers
in oak and mahogany. .@2y6y TO "a no
High Chairs, oak and mahogany
finished . . .............w2.85 to @sS.JA
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BLACK THREAD SILK HOSE, medium
BLACK THREAD SILK HOSE. gauze
and medium weight, 81 Sd.
BLACK THREAD SILK HOSE, heavy
weight or lightweight, with black side
clocks. 8l!08.
BLACK THREAD SILK HOSE. with
garter tops and cotton soles, Bl.H3.
BLACK THREAD SILK HOSE, medium
weight, with embroidered " clocks
and cotton soles, o. "a.
BLACK "COBWEB" SILK HOSE, with
silk side clocks, $3.50.
FRENCH SILK HOSE, black, with
six sI IIScFs' f FIRE SILK HOSE, EN-.
broidered in colors, Dl.7D.
BLACK THREAD SILK HOSE, m
broidered instepe. 81.
BLACK SILK HOSE, hand-embroid-
BRED in %Oolors; also with self-embroidery,
BLACK SILK HOSE. with hand-em-
broidsred insteps in colors and black,
FRENCH SILK HOSE, black. with open
work ~insteps; elsewhere 81 90, here 8l.SO.
FRENCH SILK HOSE, black and white,
with lace insteps, S3!O5.
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Christmas Candies

Christmas Candies
Basement.
AS fresh, pure and delicious as
you would have them II you super
vised the making.
Many-particularly fine choco-
lates - from our own Candy
Kitchen, the chocolate our own
manufacture.
FAMILY BOXES OF CHOCO-
LATES and assorted Candies 70 5
lbs.-a feature OF this years prepara-
ton.
OUR "MILLE DOLCE" CHOCO-
LATES, in boxes holding about 2 lbs.
-96 chocolates and all different : the
OUR PERFECTION" CHOCO-
LATES-sII that the naEne implies: In
I, 2, } and 5-lb. boxes, Soc, SI.le,
yI.V and. BX.D4
CHRISTMAS BASKETS, abulge
with chocolates and prettiIy bedb-
oOned. 4sc. and ............ SOC
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Final Call For Furniture
Intended For Gifts

Prompt delivery OF anything you may select up TO Tuesday evening
and that is quite as important IS the moderate cost Of the Furniture.
Suuues6onS.-
The Carlisle independent., 1907-11-14
Our Groceries

Our magnificent grocery department is running over with good things to eat We have continually added to this department until it has equal the question "what to eat" Call Mo- S. over the tele- phone and see how promptly. and carefully your order will be filled and delivered in your home
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-01-12
DESERT THIRST.

It's Five Phases, Two of Which Mean
 Certain Death.
 Half of the people dying from desert thirst perish in thirty-six hours, quar- ter within forty-eight or fifty hours and all others of which the history is known within eighty hours.
 The phenomena of desert thirst may be arranged in three stages-namely, normal thirst, functional Arrangement and structural degeneration. These three stages are made up of five phases the clamOrOus, cotton mouth phase, the shriveled tongue, the blood sweat and the living death. There is hope in saving the lives of the victims whose thirst is diagnosed in the first three phases, but for the fourth and fifth death is certain.
 The clamorous phase of desert thirst may be relieved by water, or in some instances fruit acids CT similar sub stances. The second, or cotton mouth phase should be treated by giving the victim quarts of water taken in small sips and flooding lis body Practical. the same treatment may be applied t. tse third, or shrivelod tongue, phase vi5h the addition of q medicine to c9Unteract the fever and a tonic for the heart. Water would only prove 6amage in the fourth, or blood sweat phase, ard even if it were possible t1 Altisfy t-e t1Gst o2 the victim hla mental condition would never be clear Death from th'ret is often painless los Angeles Times.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-01-12
POLICE OF PARIS.
Rzw the Third Brigade Spies Upon
 the Whole Force.

Vance Thompson describes in Every ba5y's the famous Third brigade of tg,H Paris police, whose business is to supervise the police. It is composed esa an officer de paiX, principal in- sDgctor, a brigadier, five subbrigadiers sad about seventy-fve picked men. About half are assigned to watch the patrolmen. He is a bold policeman uho commits any of the little sins dear to the patrolman's heart There is hardly a chance that he will not be detected in time. Reprimand follows, after that fine and lastly dismissal. There is always a long waiting list" of candidates, sound young fellows fresh from the army, and the city can choose its new servants among the best.
 The other half of the Third brigade is engaged in work of a more typically Latin kind It investigates all com. plaints made against the patrolmen by chiefs and citizens, and it main tains a regular system of espionage upon the private lives of all police men.
 "This, of course, is the Latin way of doing things" writes MT. Thomp- son. "Wrong as it may be in principle, it serves to weed out the men of bad character and bad habits and bad as- sociations and it prevents that mon- strous alliance of the police and the lawbreakers."
 The Third brigade in turn Is watch ed by a smaller body of detectives, who report directly to the prefect of police