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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-13
Xmas Noue1ties
 AttractiUely Priced

Salve and Cold Cream Jars Sterling cov-
 CTS cut glass arS-pretty as a remem-| Derance .................. 10C each
 Work Baskets S-Handkerchief or glove
 holders, suitable for running ribbon through. 55C each WhiSk BrOOmS With oXidzed silver han dles with holders to match-set com plete e...... .75C each Chldrens Feather Fans-Blue or pink neatly Specially priced 35c each lineu DollieS S-6Nl2 inch Japanese drawn plain SC To p e d or fancy he m- stitched border cheap. at lOc each Leather BagS-Are certainly one of the most useful and practical gifts one could make ............Sl upI
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Joan of Garioch," by Albert Kinross
 CThe Macmillan Co.,
 Joan of Garioch" pleased this reviewer more than any book of its type which he has read in many a long day.
 young English officer who tells this story, had returned from the Boer war to find that his etheart, Joan Gari- och," on account of financial loss to her father. had been sold" by that father to foreigner, who had taken her com pletely away from any knowledge of her family. This officer, who had been en- gagged to marry Joan, set us in search of his lost love, but for years his search was fruitless.
 The officer became a war correspon- dent in Russia after the revolution. Sev- eral times he is in the same house with his long-lost and still elusive love-mar- ried. too, to another man-the husband a Russian of high rank-although neither of the lovers, still true till death, was aware of the proximity of the other
 The desire of the Russian husband is naturally to put the Englishman out of the way-no matter how. The Russian comes pretty near succeeding in his hopes several times, but the lover escapes These escapes are as thrilling as any thing you can find in a dime novel, but the real literary skill of the author saves them from crude sensationalism Finally tho Russian falls a victim to the secret society he had been fSsse to- after which happy event for the lovers the long sep arated but true as steel pair are re- united.
 A rather unusual feature of the story is that the heroine does not once appear upon the scene of action. If she had done so the excitement no doubt would have been more thrilling, if possible. The readers impression of Joan Garoch is gained entirely through her lovers vision, who talks pleasngly, too. about her all the time, thus giving her the added charm of mystery and more than that allowing the hero to work for his sweethearts sal vation as little excited as possible. The plot Is especially interesting in that it is largely laid in Russia immediately fol- lowing the Russo-Jap war and as his knowledge must be first hand Mr. Kin ross descriptions of Russian conditions will be generally accepted as truthful severe though they seem to be.
 Joan of Garich' is first rate Make her acquaintance if you can.
 Water Babies" by Charles Kingsley. (I. P Dutton x Co.)
 There is hardly any book of its type, one of the immortal (so to speak) classics for the young folk which has been prob ably read and enjoyed as much by young people and older folk as well. as has this fairy tale of water babies for land babies. Maybe, like Alice in Wonderland" so-called ehild's book, hardly ever un- derstood or appreciated by any healthy minded youngster that ever lived, Water Babies" at times will prove hard to take in by the young folks minds. But Mr. Kingsley seems to have anticipated that for he said in the book:
 Come read me my riddle. each good
 little man.
 If you cannot read it, no grown-up folk
 can"
 Dutton X Co. have sent this book out in beautiful dress. It is not only most
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CONTINUED ON PAGE 2O.) BRICKLAYERS NOTICE. The funeral of James Hay den will be held at No. 516 17th street, Ensley, Sunday at 3 p. m. c. o. Jacobs, Fin. Sect.
 Stop a moment and look at these $11.66 and $16.66 Suits and Overcoats. They are great values and will please you.
 MARLEY & BAUMAN
 CLOTHING CO,
 1910tTHIRD AVENUE,
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For Women

Women's initial handkercmels, all linen. dainty hand-embroidered initial, in three styles, box of b at $150.
 Women's handkerchiefs, hem stitched. embroidered, scalloped, embroidered and lace trimmed, endless variety at $25c, 35c and 5Uc. Dainty neck ruffs of chiffon and ribbon in various combinations and colorings, S150 to $5.95.
 French stock of fine Valenciennes lace, soc to $3.95.
 French stocks with jabots, $75c to $4.50.
 Blanket robes in very attractive color combinations, with high banu or large sailor collar, at $3.95. a Burnt wood handkerchief and glove boxes, $2.5O
 Coat hangers, ribbon covered, 75c each
 Hat pin holders, 25c to 75c each. Women's all-silk umbrellas, inn ported boxwood handles, S3.75.
 Women's border silk umbrellas, handles of gold and pearl, silver and pearl, price $500. #
 Waist of cream net, effectively trimmed in Irish lace and touches of Persian. An exclusive model at the special price of $4.95 and $5.95. Dainty satin pincushions, 35c. Dainty dresser scarfs, trimmed in lace, ruffle effects, 95c.
 Cluny centerpieces, $195.
 Mesh bags in sterling silver, gun metal and German silver-endless assortment of neat, pretty bags at $2.
 Novelty Neck Furs in great va riety, s2.50.
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For Men

Shaving stands, all nickel finish. adjustable mirror, hot water and father cup and brush, S4.00.
 Large assortment of cigar jars. plated silver top of the latest de- signs, pressed and cut glass jars, in oval and octagon shapes, 95c to $395.
 Scarfpins in filled gold mount ings, beautiful designs-set with new and popular stones, soc.
 Cuff links, filled gold-greatfva riety Of patterns, also plain in bright and Roman finish, soc.
 Coat hangers, $1.25.
 German blanket robes of su- perior quality at $3.50.
 Sterling silver manicure pieces. shoe horns. files, paper cutters. blotters and seals, soc.
 Silver plated smoking sets, in- cluding ash and match holder and tray, some have cigar lighter at tached, s125.
 Shaving sets with wood base. large mirror, also cup and brush, sterling mountings for engraving, ebony and walnut finish, S375.
 Mems neckwear in new and cor rect shapes, finch bands at soc to $1.O0. Boxed singly for Christmas giving.
 French white linen handker- chiefs. silk embroidered, 1-2 dozen. boxed, at $150.
 Mems Umbrellas, $1.5o up.
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Chi1dre71s' Furs at Little Prices

white Brnmer twenty-five cheaper o elsewhere
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The Washington times., 1908-10-18

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU registers capable
men 70 employment CLIFFORD L. JOHN
SON, secretary. 1916 9 St NV ONCE hours
$3.50 a m 70 1890 p m. Telephone 1880 ocI3-tf
SlS TO IS WEEKLY working for US at
home; IN spare time. experience unnecessary
BENEDICT CO, DreNel building, PhiladeI-
phia, Pa. Il
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WANTED-AGENTS

WANTED-TwO well-educated men t. repre-
sent US in Washington and vicinity. Only
men capable OF earning 100 per year need
Apply. Address DODD. MEAD & CO.. 372
Firth avenue. New York city ocls-3t
AGENTS wanted to handle a line OF post
cards. splendid money making proposition;
900 cards free for samples THE HILLSON
%, no Broad St, Boston, Mass. Il
THE STANDARD Utilities CorporatIon OF
Scranton. Pa. offers an exceptional PROPOSE
uon TO local and general agents, a neCessi-
" OF lie Is cheapened one-half. selling points
UNUSUALLY strong and numerous. Is a demon
strated success the field unocCupled and de-
mand certain TO be unprecedented: no terri
tory sold but exclusive control given. Con-
tracts are being closed with highest grade
statesmen. These contracts are worth from
$1,000 10 SO, 600 per anuum 70 live managers.
II
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ROLLER SKATES.

ALL BALL-BEARING rink skates reduced
Roller skates as low as soc up Rainbow. -
our special ball-5earing rink skates Barney
81 Berry. S3.75. Other standard skates Cor
less than you can buy them elsewhere We
sell all parts OF skates Expert skate repair
ing Open evenings until S p. m. c. T
HUNTER, lis Pa. ave. NV. oc13-3Ot
BARNEY & BERRY. $40: Winslow, s. Is:
Union Hardware, 81. 20: skate repairing and
parts at reduced prices. MENDELL & CO.,
T72S 18th -. NV. SelS-sOt
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HELP wANrED-FxnALE

YOUNG LADY TO address envelopes on type
writer; must be experienced. Apply at once
BYRON S. ADAMS. 51Z 18th NV. Il
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TO TIE LADIES.

MRS MASING. manicure parI0rs. 1901 @ NV.
Room IS most up-t0-date methods OF sham
pooling. facial and scalp Treatment. Phone
Main 654s- oc1s-s0t
LADIES-Throw aside your pins. use nat fas-
teueT5i always in place. last Cor years, no
plnnlng. no sewing. sc per pair send pos
tai - 6th 81 NV Ocl7-gt
CLOSING out al millinery IN the next ten
days. III heath TIE cause Hats trimmed Tor
soc 9l9 q 81 NV II
AIRS. NJEkIS 507 I2lh 81 NV
Ladies and gents dining rooms. exceut NJ
meals. any kind dessert only I5c Cool ard
clean. ladies' run same everything strictly
fresh aIlz-Su fr-sgt
FALL RATES L-s,ii4s wanting suits made.
AAILes Altered, relodcling done Came 70 see
me OF call, Phone n J5S3- Prices 10 suit
1els-Ih.su-50L
LATEST STYLE. ladies' and gents suits 70
OTleT' cyeiHg and repairing 0f ladies' and
genuemen's outer Garments satisfaction
guaranteed LOUIS GOLDMAN 5U. Igth nv.
Phone NJ 30 II yeI-th Su tu-gJt
THE PRICES ana quality IaaIes can OBTAIN
mere WIZ SATISFY elite styles. silk hose the
Che -sure. Gail 10 see me
K h HANLON' s. SO New York ave.
uly-7r.f -Su-S0t
HAIR TONIC and special treatment Tor a.
hair. MISS LAURA CADMAN. IS nth St
hair dressing and manlcurlEs par-ors- ocs-;g
LADIES me SUITS made 70 your measure.
alterations and cleaning a. reasonable prices
RING the tailor. cor 1Ith and h NV. Phone
N 4ts2-Y se24-sJr
EVERY LADY uses Blue Point C-Jueo roasted
fresh every Gay. &c Per pound Thank you
Call again
H 2. ELLIOTT.
seZz-s0t 1870 l4CH ST y ".
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COPPERSaITH Expert.

EMPORIUM % copper; sheet Iron work.; :.
L GRAND. Coppers-uith. 1206 II St M a.,
French ranges. refining copper uteas!la 800
fee urna. steam table, and al kinda a. $500
Ing UtsnslIs- Phone II. G2S.
3sli-th. szsa-Sss
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ALL BOYS NOT NOW SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OF EN-
PLOYMENT SHOULD CALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER OF
THE TINES. au2O- L,
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BARRIERS SUPPLIES.

OLD RAZORS made new: all kinds ErindJnr
and polishing by expert workmen: barber SUP
plies and furniture. z. z. HOFFMAN. 81
= q. ne. ocI-eos
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HELP wANTEO-MALE.

AGENTSFor 'Eyerbrlte'' gold glass letters.
house numbers and name plates; sample let
ter and number. &c CHICAGO GLASS
NOVELTY CO.. Marion. Ind. IL
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Advertisements will be accepted at
any Of the following branch offices
at regular Office rates. If It Is in
convenient to leave advertisements
- either branch Office or The Times
Business ONCE, they may be tele-
phOned direct to The Times Main
$500, and a messenger will call to
collect without additional charge.
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PERSONAL.

BEAUTY INSTRUCTIONS AT HOME.
-N--vss--y SWING 1ls.ee, nov u
maze o-alt-h=rs at lOL=, the gays OF y
e----ei- more attractive, are al ~ Jas "
D DE--A- II bCOA and can Oe ha1 Tres
- Nrltlns BOX 80, Tines once Oc1s-,S.
YOUNG LADY desires acqualulzuce OF ygIn.-
man over tHeasy -uFes no l4rLs uee1 rr1.5'-
-1-e-L -L--L---J-'y- ADDRESS BOX Is. inns
once. l.r.-T-
-aAN--LELNG, face and scalp treatment
new attendant SIS - 81 NV. u
n YOU NEED MONEY 1 VIII make Won a
.Jac o. from SO 10 so Al q rzce lhzr Ali
pay y0u 10 Investigate BOZ -. Tl-=s o-aes-
OC5--sL
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

GENERAL HOMEWORK by month OF day
by reliable cOlOUc' woman 2g13 Virginia
ave. NV. Ii
BY COLORED WOMAN washing to take
nome or 90 out by the day. Address I Cot
tage row NV, between 18th and 18th, l.
and NJ. II
LAUNDRESS-By frst-class Iaundress work
TO do home. II25 4th St. NV II
COLORED WOMAN, washing 10 take home,
days work OF any kind. DELLA PAGE,
1906 Il NV. II
lAUNDRESS-By hrst-ciaSs. family wash
ing 10 take home. S32 y st. NV Il
PLACE as cook and general Homework. Call
or address 2l32 9Th NV II
YOUNG LADY desires position as bookkeep-
er; thoroughly experienced. also good stem
ographer and typewriter Address BOX 800.
Times office. ocI5-3r
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST

GoLDENBERG'S 9TH and X SITS. NV.
s. KAHN. SONS 4 CO., Sth and Market space
GREENE'S CAPITAL A D V z r T 1 5 y q
AGENCY. LIS 18th st. NV
e. l. MCMICHAELs Cigar store, 18th and P
J. FRENCH SIMPSON cor. It'll st. Rhode
Island ave and r 81. NV.
H T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th ct. and
Massachusetts ave. NV.
CHAS- c HORNUNG, Christiani Pharmacy,
sw. Oor 7th and " SITS NV
bANFORDS PHARMACY. New York ave.
and North Capitol street.
YARNOLD, 34Gl 18th St NV
r. A. NEITCH, 10Th and NJ SITS. NV
QUlGLEY'S PHARMACY, 2lst and C sts.nvy.
5. NJ WAGNER & CO., LIST and II SITS. NV.
l. 7. IAfDOE, cor. Sth and SITS NV
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 18th and Pa ave. ave
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. 18th & Park road
AATTINGLY'S PHARMACY, 18th and L
n. D HOWARD. 18th and ".
N '. POTTIE. 5S2S Brightwood ave
hALTBG'S PHARMACY. 1857 Calvert st
GESSFORD'S PHARMACY, 9Th and U sts.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

REMODELING BUSINESS HOUSES s1e-
cialtys quick work OF superior quality. E n
VAN NESS. 9lf New YORK ave nv. CTne
Yellow 'FRONT.', Phone Main 55f7- ocIi-g1t
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PLUMBING.

z. =. KAUFMAN. ST. 18th st. ne. Where
others fail We succeed; our patrons our ref
erence- drst-cIass material hiEh-Erade work
manshIp; expert repair men Oc1s-s)t
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WORKINGMAN,S WANTS

WORKINGMEN, now Is the time you should
save money; can sell you a good warm
suit or OyercOat. all wool. tailor made (slIEht-
" used, that viii save you a - SPOT
coats and vests. 50 10 81: coats SI5O; pants
SL50- Call and look them over. justin S
OLD STAND. 6l9 ID. Ocl2-7t
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

PEDIGREED sCrew-tailed brindIe Boston
terrier pups. French pO0dles. parrots. cana
ries, guinea pigs. pets boarded rates reason
able.
ty22-tu. III SUIT
JUST RECEIVED. Diego. Australian wild
dog. also Chihuahua. Cuban poOdles. Scotch
coIlies. St BeTnards. back and tan. singing
Canartes. parrots. go.ddshes. etc. SCHNID-S
BIRD STORE. IL 18th ST. ocII-tf
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Pr ~ 4 E--' Gentleman or lady ulch 255Ls
ss.v-o % open garage and auto repair sa.y-.
ole VINO csn alieu4 0flC- ana Eaaul-z. uzrL
preferred Can get the best place il tow
address BOX 81. Times Oflce u
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LOST.
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANED BY Compressed ar On
your floors or az our plant Phone Main
5SSs. 2028 81 NV. ocI-g1t
SAVE YOUR old carpets. rugs woven from
old carpets. the only weaving factory OF is
kind IN the city, carpet cleaning WASH
ING.ON RUG CO.. s51 5th nv II as
Ee22-rf
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HAVE YOU a good reasonable prlce business
you wish sold qu.cziy. gur gg.rr.-t rr,--F-.
aA- Plo4cl-y. II 50 Is ge cannot
meet TIE cvlalCs . places sod since o.
1-S7E o. NE" YORK BUSINESS BROKERS',
- = oc-5-as
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-.OOM-NG HOUSES at bargain prices. T.
.-- mousse 90 block a1-ssa-il -seJLs ave-
rent go price. S8yJ. I4-roJu mouse. 49,
49, a5o DOCK I'm ST. pr.ce $50. and cox
.-vL Groom rv01-ug mouse. location prime.
suit NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS'
VA Oc-6-4E
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HELP WANrED-Male and Female.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. coat helpers. PAS
TERNAK. 1870 14th NV. Il
WANTED-Everybod out OF work (vhite)
G T HUNTERS BICYCLE STORE Il3 Pa
ave NV call between and s D. m. OcI7-Gt
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Three times within one week. q cents n
line; times. consecutively, so cents line.
Minimum space. 3 lines.
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MASSAGE.

FACIAL AND SCALP MASSAGE. p.mD!es.
b.ackheads, and wrinkles permanently re
moved youthful features restored. SOC 3 81.
NV oeIS-rF
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L CARSE & CO.. 7O3 King ST.
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ASTROLOGY.

Mr. Z MILLION. scientific astroIoger. 81
Eye o. 81. NV E5-Ory astr0l0gy yea-Iy
horoscopes. natlvities- Information give- %
any subject. A.: horoscopes erected 6y means
% Spherical trlSoaometry. Tel Main s. Cal
or write $3.50
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UMBRELLAS RE-COvERED.

We MAKE a silk umbrella Tor 81: bling Us
your old umbrella and gel a new cover. Don't
throw IL away. II. "a. PHLLPITI. 81 4 nv.
!y-4-f, 81. tG-ygt
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SITUATIONS wANrED-aALE

BCTLEsE-CoIored. with over ten years ex-
perience In one place. understands electric
cars: good cook would ike situation. $50 u
ST. IL
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU furnishes c1mpe-
tent clerks. stenOgr2pheTs. salesmen, book
keepers 10 employers free Of charge CLIFF
FORD l. JOHNSON. Secretary. 1895 ~ st.
NV Office hours, $50 a. I'D. 10 1870 D. M
Telephone 1890. ocI7-tf
POSITION by experienced cuJ5er. Address
BOX So. Times Office. ocI7-st
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V. HUGO EISENBEISS 7th and B streets
MCDONALD, !. ". IA and L sw
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ANACOSTIA

GEORGETOWN.
JAMES E SMITH. 1854 Wisconsin ave.
+. p. WELLER. Pharmacy 3534 u ct. NV
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NORTHEAST.

LADDON PHARMACY. 300 Florida ave ne
S1AS. d BLGMER, y Cap and r SITS. ne.
AcCHESNEY * JOACHIM. cor. ID and Z SITS
kRACS PHARMACY, cor. 9th and X sts
4cCHESNEY * JOACHIM. Sth ana + SITS ne
BENZ 7. LANHAM. 18th and <. Cap. ST
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

NIGHT SCHOOL-One month free. uncon-
ditlOnally, a. DRACGHOSS PRACTICAL.
BUSINESS COLLEGE, Academy o. Lua.o
Bldg. COZ Sth and y SIS. Nv. Bring this Do
Tee OcI0-tf
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Z. LUTHER 80 l4th 81 ma. ladies'. hair
dresser. "lg maker. latest French and Amsrl-
can styles. sham pooling. hair treatment and
cO4oE4Is- aul5-Sl. ~. tl-tf
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MRS MASING. manicure parl0rs. 1901 @ NV
Room 5; most up-t0-dare methods OF sham
pooling. facial and scalp treatment. Phone
Main 6J49- ocls-gJt
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MILLINERY.

DON'T FORGET Before making a declss,
on your fan hat see those ca display
II. T. SPICkLER' :. SIS IlLl NJ. seZl-s5l
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BURT'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

10TH Ne. 24-Large. airy Housekeeping
rooms private home good ne4ghbOrhOJt; reI-
soi.ADles references exchanged. CcIl-5t
I ST, l5sI-Three sunny rooms for IighI
dence- oeIS-5t
AME>S PL. Ne. 1929. near East Capitol ST.
cars-IWO front, secOnd-fiOOr. barn- new
house and furniture light housekeeping heat,
IgAL gas. - 20 young couple IL
lZrH ST. Sc. 4s5-Three rooms. heat. gas;
use Of bath. oclS-St
COLUMBIA ROAD. lszi-DeIightrui second
story rooms: line home table; private family;
ilOderate rates. phone Col $50 OcL6-5t
EAST CAPITOL ST. l353-A few more gen
temen TO board; very reasonable Il
MARYLAND AVE. Ne, I2f2-Two front
rooms Tor light housekeeping. heat and gas
LACLuleC. A-O month OcIl-SL
r NV. I6s7-SeveraI bright caeerful rooms
IN private nome; hOt-water heat. ocl7-st
Il ST. NV. 26I2-Two unfurnIshed rooms FOR
househeeping, s. per month Ocl7-2r
l SW.. 3lS-Nice suite Of three comfortable
rooms: light housekeeping heat and gas
NEW YORK AVE. Ne, 78-Three rooms:
heat gas. and bath. Ocl1-3t
X 81. NV. zszO-FOur rooms. private bath:
storage room rent. Sls- ocll-St
30 ST: Ne. 5l5-T~O rooms and bath; u
floor; furnace heat ocI5-Zt
o NV. sIg-Two excellent rooms FOR light
housekeeping. heat and gas OcI7-I
18th ST. IesS-One 10 four single suite tor
doctor ONCE hairdressing parlOr. white
or COlOred- OcI1-Jc
9Th Ne, l4-FOur EoOms. first floor. side
Porchi large yard. $50. OcI7-7t
9Th ST. NV. 6O7-One large. one small com
munlcatius % story front rooms steam
heated. with private family. Ccl6-3t
ST. NV. lH-TSo rooms unfurnlshed.
good location: near market. reasonable 10
-SsL>Cllo-o-o parry Oc-o-ol
VERMONT AVE. I5Z5-One large room: heaJ.
gas. bath. private family. reference
18th ST. -sw.. z2s-ComfortaDie hat OF 4
rooms. modern cOugenlences. also single ana
double rooms. JcI6-St
c ST SW-. Is5s-ComfJrta5le rooms. al
modern improvements. middle aged ladies'
preferable OcI5-st
Y ST. lJ0-Three large sunny rooms Tor
night housekeeping; gas. bath. neat private
family ocI5-st
CALVERT ST. Is8S-Two large unturnished
rooms. ID door front. steam neat. Oc-5-St
" ST. IsI-Three OF four unturulsaed rooms.
private bait. heat and gas. Tor light house
keeping. ocI6-gt
MARYLAND AVE. Ne. so4-Two very desir-
able rooms for u8ct nJusekee9iugs southern
exposure. no children ocI6-st
MARYLAND AVE sW., 4g2-Tares very
.lsnt rooms. heat and gas IN quiet uelgh5Jr-
hood. reasonable ocl5-gr
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CHEVY CHASE. ND.
T. A. sONNEMAN.
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SOUTHEAST

a. Z. POWELL. 4th and East CapItol ats
ROACH DRUG CO.. Bth and q SITS se.
A. y. BURROWS. nth and Pa ave
+. p. WELLER, cor Sth and l.
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II fCC want a business tl4t viii pay sew
era LllJ-s1n- dollars annually. start a nal
YIoeL business. D. our easy method auyJas
can De successful. MILBL RN-HICkS. on
Cas0. -
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The Washington Times makes
special observation-disclosures rates for
Classified Advertising.

CLASS 4
One cent a word each insertion. Minimum
charge, - cents.
CLASS B
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BUsINEss oPPoRTUNITHa.

--Ah1E l1urteea-rCom house: nicely fu--
l-sle1' Win rOOmer. have home Jut u
town. central Apply III nv. oc-s-os
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CLAIRYOYANTS.

MADAME CATHERINE
w asl-lg-Ou s -avJ--te PIANIST a1- card read
er' has moved ~ 155- -a-l 81 nv. over
hera01 Legs florist store Phone North "a
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MADAM MARCIA. LATE OF GLEN ECHO.
s-stE5-2svEs Da-GLsl. phys-C- 1Jls II ST Nv
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

18TH ST. NV. SRA nicely furnished room:
hOt-"ater neat private bath; FOR gentlemen
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The Washington times., 1908-10-18

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-17
FINE RESIDENCES
TO ACORN GARY
John Kirk, G.. L. S. & E.
Yardmaster, to Erect a
Home Costing ST, 500.
SMITH AND BADER TO BUILD
Whiting Real Estate Men Plan Hotel
Other Prominent Garyites To
Build Residences.
SMITH AND BADER TO BUILD

Three fine new buildings are to be
erected in Gary in the near future, two
of them residences and one hotel and
restaurant, to be erected by the real
estate firm of Smith & Bader of Whit
ing. These new buildings. in addition
to those of the Gary Land company
which were announced in THE TIMES
several days ago, will greatly augment
the boom which seems to have struck
Gary in the past two weeks.
The residences are those of John
Kirk, the yardmaster of the c., l. S.
& E. railroad. which is to be erected
at a cost of $500. and that of Will
liam Luscombe. which will cost $4,000.
Jackson street, near Seventh avenue.
and will be two stories built of wood
and plasted. The plans have not been
entirely completed at the present time,
but it is expected that they will be
finished in a few days. The building
will be one of the finest on the west
side
The residence Of Mr.. Luscombe, man
ager of the Gary Heat, Light & Water
company, will be located at Seventh
and Harrison streets, and will be frame
two stories in height. The plans are
almost completed for this building An
other residence, which is about to be
built. is that of j. NJ. Mccormick, which
will be located a. Sixth and Van Buren,
streets. This will be a two-story
brick. and will be a very pretty resi-
dence.