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ment for cancer. has had a sur gical operation by which he IS now minus the right lower jaw bone and lower lip, but that little hope is entertained as to his re- covery from the malignant ra- wages of the cancerous growth.
 And Uncle Polk Williams is HOLDING AN OFFICE UNDER Roos- EvELT, He is now postmaster t 1nez, New Mexico. Iuez Is new office established just a short time ago, and Uncle Polk IS the first postmaster. Mully intends to go out and visit in New Mex ico--when Uncle Polk gets to be governor of that future common wealth. Uncle Polk, your John- son friends would like to read one of your newsy letters, so get busy and write some of the experiences of New Mexico postmaster, and mail the contribution to The News.
 Hugh McGuire and wife are visiting relatives at Bentonville this week. They reside away out at San Jacinto. New, and have been spending the past month with local relatives and friends.
 Uncle Ben Johnson returned Thursday from Eureka Springs where he had been attending a meeting of the members of the Republican Congressional Com mittee for this district.
 The former familiar face and form of Dick Crum Is seldom noted around the local depot. Dick is working for George Brooks away over on that farm beyond Elm Springs.
 The rain was welcome visitor last Saturday, and several show CTS since then have added to the pleasure of the local farmers.
 Albert Murphy went down to Fayetteville Friday and loaded out car of apples from the cold storage plant. Mr. Murphy is shipping to Kansas points and expects to dispose of his entire lot of storage apples.
 Another car of crate material arrived from Marshall. Texas, Saturday, and the crate making at the local berry warehouse k being rushed along by Bennett Maxey who IS experimenting the work this season.
 Uncle Oliver B. Johnson died at his home near Spencer. Mo-. Sunday morning, after a finger ing illness of several months. He was very aged and his death was due 10 old age and eompl1- cation of diseases. B John- son and wife lett Sunday evening to attend the funeral exercises which were to De held yesterday. Uncle Ben Is now the surviving brother of the stalwart family of young mountaineers who jour-
The Springdale news., 1908-04-03

then gave in her own sweet way, "The Shadows which was we'll received. Mrs. Palmer spoke last for that noble band of wom- en. tile N. (. T. L., giving short history of it's aim and of its forty departments and some of the good It is doing and that today it's order eneireles the world. America was the closing song and t rang through all tile house. Pledge cards were pass ed for signers. The closing prayer by Rev. Evans Was beau tiful and touching, 1 might say grand, Ii the word will be in place. hope We may have many more such meetings.
 One who Was there.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-03

W. I. Lock, who had been wis ltlne among relatives out beyond Tontitowa for tile past few months, left Friday afternoon for Walla Halla, Wash, where he Will accept position with the street car company. He has been engaged i'll this work be- fore, and IS well pleased with 1t. The News will keep him posted on doings at home.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-03

Rev. F. Bandini of Tontitown returned Thursday of last week from q business trip to New ' or k and Washington. D. c He says the people in the East are still feeling the effects of the panic.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-03
 HARMON.

March 2s.=How was Sunday for winter weather:
 Miss Nellie Shipley came home Friday and she and her sister, Miss Bertha, visited al Mrs. Sturdivans Saturday and Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Blair of Osage Mills were visiting at Arve Thompsons Saturday and san- day.
 Born. to N. McGamey and wife, a daughter, March ..
 Marian Bement and Frank Lock left Friday for Walla Wal la, Washington. We wish them a safe journey and all kinds of good luck.
 Maggie was in Springdale Thursday but didn't meet any ef the correspondents while there.
 Bud Thompson says he can't work on windy day for fear of getting dirt in his eyes, and we see where he IS right. Keep both eyes open Bud for that eon- ct may fall sure enough this year.
 Mrs. Cora Thompson is visit ing her parents at Elm Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. Ebert Fergus are the proud parents of baby girl, born March 18th.
 would be glad to know Pan- sys real name, but would die be- fore I'd ask.
 Come over L. No and lets go fishing together. 1 never was lucky at fishing but I'm sure We would have jolly time.
 John Wood is setting out an- other strawberry patch.
 Maggie considers herself lucky as she hasn't seen but two snakes this year and killed both of them, but neither one was any longer than the pencil I'm writing with. l will not tell you the exact length of the pencil, but 1t can't be of service much longer.
 MAGGIE.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-03

Don't forget the chicken car at the depot next week. You ean get the top price for poultry.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-03

5000 chickens wanted at depot next week. Call at car. Will pay the top price.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-03

This section has been visited by fine rains the past week, which have been of much bene- fit.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-03

Born, to N. F. McCamey and wife, d daughter, March
The Springdale news., 1908-04-03

Mir. and Mrs. Blair of Osage Mills were visiting at Arve Thompsons Saturday and sun- day.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-03

Marian Bement and Frank Lock left Friday for Walla Wal la, Washington. We wish them a safe journey and all kinds of good luck.
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
KON-MEDICAL HEALING.

TIE JCNOD-the Vacuun,-uetbo5 - -
forcing RESTO RTNG-the CIRCUL.AT ION -
ne BL<JCD IS a prone 7nced success ia the
cure OF -AEIA, BRIGHTS
DISEASE. RHEUMATISM. NEI7RTTrS
FASALAS SIS, and those serious PHYSICAL.
a11 MENTAL CONDITIONS that reyuI, ron
OVER WORK. ACCIDENTS. WORRT 5-
AGE.
A SPECIAL Invitation Is extended 20 AL
persons afflicted with LocoIn1ror- taxa or
any q the e-sO-CaleG-0fsIadIes 10
Investigate this method
January q. 1905.
s-r-ln The sumner % 1905, Mas attacked
with pains il nay back. lo-ns and lover paris
ol my body The doctors called lt KIDNEY
ILsgL BIZ and CATARRH OF the BLzD-
LE-E-. Nnicn ceFe-0pel into BRTGHTS DIS
EASE N 1897 I also had INDIGESTION
anu SPINAL AFFECTION and an s-1u-i1-
that the doctors called PSORIASIS wbIcb
y as small patches a. first but which sDread
I'VE inches across The spine. 7 was al run
Gown ana reaucel IN weight from It's pounds
% 49, / have tired different doctors and
IaNen several patent medicines, o. NJ avail
WAS GETTING WORSE ALL THE TINE.
UNTIL. EMBRACED YOUR TREATMENT
and IN four months am vel and weigh Is1
POUNDS and SIN Increasing YOUR REM
ED1 DEsERN Is TIE CREDIT OF ALL.
WHO SUFFER FROM KIDNEY Or RI,AD-
DER TROUBLE or NERVOUS DISEASE
i am sure from my experience and that OF
many OF my friends. that your treatment
viii do All that is claimed rcr H. THIS
TREATMENT MAKES GOOD WHEN ALI.
-
JOHN A. BARNES
IS Second st ne. washington. % q.
This IS the Drugless cure f1r those ans
0-hcr SEPIOUS NERVOUS and kindred
AILMENTS that BAFFLE the SKILL OF
your physician
reser by permission 90 the following well
known citizens q Washington. D. c. They
are your neighbous and YOU can trust them.
HON MARTIN DODGE-Late Senator. Ohio.
residence. LaudOvsT, Nd
Mr. J. J. NOONAS-&Id- Quick Lunch Res
taurauts.
MIR A B. RUFF-Cash.sr Central National
Nh r n BROwN-waolesale ana Retail
Paints etc. -th and y SITS NV
Mr. ". J. SHOWALTER-NeN spaper CORE
spondent, 81 Munsey Building
Nh GEO. T. DALTON-C- 5. Treasury.
residence. 5el 81 st ne
Mr. ROBERT HARVEY-Saiesnan. Golden
bsrg's-
Mr.. GEO. " CANNON-U 5 Treasury.
residence, 1lCf y z ave. NV
Mr. Il ZINTATERNIAN-4lo sth st residence
1924 Monroe St NV
GR- CHARLES HARTAfAN-Salesnzn. Col
denberg s. residence. 205 Bates 81. NV
MRS. SALLIA HARTMAN-Resideace. e0s
NJ JOIN 4. BARNEs-Navy Yard; resi-
dence, Is % 81. ne.
Mr. c. H KEACH-Navy Yard residence
IS 9Th ST Sc
Mr.. CHARLES WHEELER-Navy Yard:
residence, sZ3 y - ave. Sc
G. Z. GEEEING. " d. washington. winter
home santa cruz. Cal
Interview any o. all Of the above AID see
PROF. H y D PARKER.
1924 New York Avenue y W
F0urs. 10 20 I and . 10 6.
Sundays, 10 TO ana BY appointment
Lady Assistant
Consultation and In -ormation Free
Read Non-NIediCal Healing back cover -SCS
my1-tf Prone II. HI2.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

AMBITIOUS MEN WANTED-Wbv ,,ori-
.pbr small salary when you can earn sS5
10 $50 per day. Others are now doing a..
you can do likewise. II you desire 10 IN
crease your income and elevate votIrsaIS
write Tor our free book ''How TO Become n
Professional AuCtioneer.'' Address CTsTCy ;
fip SCHOOL OF AUCTIONEERING. Bo1-ce
bldg Chicago.
ATTENTION MEM Our cocktails are f6e
purest IN the world: 81 per bottle; pure FOOD
goods THE JOHN WEDDERBURN co
GIG F st NV. Phone 54si Main. ap2S-tf
BOY-COlored. about II or IS TO work N 80
Gerry and liquor store. III II ST NV n
BOY TO serve evening newspaper route bv
the week Inquire lis St NV. II
BUNDLE wRAPPERs-ExpericS E11i--
Manager. SAKS e. co rnvfS.
CANVASSERS-Two good; must be sobs-
men; good salary, Address BOX 217 Times
once. -------- NJ
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DYEMG, CLEANING, PRESSING.

We DYE. clean. press garments % All d.
scrlpJi0us- reasonable prices. our u5-k con
sistelrlv done --Th0r1uEluess. our u1o-to
AANSES'S DIELNG. CLEANING DEPT,
S-6ia 9th nv. Phone n ls1
ap-2-rlo- vss-sa-3ot
GREATER WASH TAILORING- Co We
dye. clean and repair garments. reasonable
prices mems salts spcCge1 e1E pressed sc
So Ioth s.. 14l8 i 81 Nv Phone y s39e-E-
ap-I-1-0. we. fr-slr
We DYE. clean. and press garments o. al
descriptions at reasonable prices Our work
u consistently done .-TaorouEb1ess. our
motto HANSE1N'S DEEENG AND CLEAN
ING DEPT. S16iz sta S. nv Phone " 1s5-
apS-slt
>. 2. HUH eclipse. dyeinx and clean
Ing works; -yS-Orks and ONCE 81 10Th ST ne
branch 6l5 Tenn ave Sc; telephone, Lincoln
17s-R; called for asd delivered sp5sl-
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DANCING.

MADAME McGARFEE. teacher Of 5z1cIur
You can dance Do yOu know IT. Prfvsfa
lessons only WEltzins. two-step. and Iat-
est dances Less1ns Soc 1869 II 81 nv
Paone MA .ll5- A prtze waltz zhio-sss
THE DATIsONS teach you 70 waltz cs-rsrt-
iy IN few lessonE; private OF class. Lessons
any hour Academy l-s 6th ST. nv Erue-f-
e1cea teacher. ar. ana Mrs. E1E. 7. Dawson
THE WYNDHA1I. Al 11th uw.-Ll.ss1-s 20
lessons. $50 class. s-1G every res. Thurs
sat Guarantee 20 teach you Z Wy-adhsun
mhI--f
DANCING ACADENTy, rs Eve sd nv
Misses Chamberlain ard COBB. teachers: pr
vate and class Lessons social dances Non
day and THURSDAY ruHZ5-gor
MISS COULTER. master O . dancing. Il YOU
can walk. I can teach you 20 waltz Private
lessons. 50c- Glasses Tuesday and SATURDAY
evenings $50 Ballroom for rent Address ZJL
Eye 81 NV Phone Main 1159. mh1s-tf
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DENTISTRY.

PLATES. s. 90 up: gold crowns. s. goid M
lngs. $50 Up; silver filings. soc Up. Pain
less extraction; work guarantees. DIR. G. F.
EDMONDS, $40 F ST, Room q my2-s0t
TEETH without plates. no extracting: no
pain; painless filing Baltimore Once. 22s y
Charles s. Dr. J L Wilson 1913 I 81 M
ap21-90t
once Hours. $50 A. n. 20 $50 P 81
DRS. O. W & ". J. ELZEY. DENTISTS
s ". Cor. I0tn and r SITS y "
Specialists IN Painless Extracting Co.'s
Crown and Bridge Work. Filings. and Plates
that III. Satisfaction guaranteed OF money
refunded. Moderate prices. Phone n. 80
fel2-u
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Home" Circulation
April Net Paid Circulation, Average 45,5O4

The Times circulation "home" ccuiaton-The Times goes
into the homes of its readers goes into homes than any
other Washington newspaper.
Home" newspapers favontes with advertisers every
where because every advertiser realizes the of this quality
And to the classified" advertiser home circulation means
number of readers every paper circulated for nearly every per-
who picks up newspaper reads the classified columns-he
Want Ads
See the value Of "home" newspaper the classified aver-
tser2 See its value to one with WANT?
Then, for quick, practical, certain results:
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PERSONAL.

If YOU NEED money I viii make Won a
loan OF from $40 70 $50 at a rate that 7rfp
lay you 10 investigate. Address BOX 54
Times Ufice. 49, an, -
THE OWNER OF the Treasure Boxls VIDE
strand Magazine, Is requested to write FOR
Information to c G. SULLIVAN, Mussoorie
4I14a. ap27-6t
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG'S It'll and X SITS. NV.
; KAHN, SONS & Co. Sth and Market space
GREENS CAPITAL 4 ID V = r T 5 y u
AGENCY. 1146 18th ST. nv.
w ~. McNULTY, Cigar Store, 18th and p NV.
), FRENCH SIMPSON cor. 7th St, Rhode
Island ave and r 81. NV.
H 7. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th st and
Mass ave. NV
CHAS. c. HORNUNG. Christianl Pharmacy.
sw. cor eth and NJ SITS NV.
SANFORD'S PHARMACY, New York ave
and North Capitol street.
r A NEITCH, 20th and NJ SITS. nv.
QUIGLEY' PHARMACY. 2lst and g SITS. NV.
S. NJ. WAGNER & CO.. LIST and II SITS. NV.
i. 7. TAYLOE. cor. 9th and L SITS. NV.
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa. ave.nw
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. 18th and Park
road.
1IATTINGLY's PHARMACY. 18th and L.
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TAILORING.

J. RUDOLPH. MERCHANT TAILOR
T-ascse Iup0gtati1ns. fashionable cuts a:
moderate prices Alse-lGE. cleaEilg. pressing
neatly done. 81 StE =. u1-- Long established
ap-$ulo. vye. sa-9ot
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BOOEKEEPER or clerical work. expert
enced; can furnish reference. BOX 202, Times
office. my2-3t
WANTED-Some night work az home; aIy-
thing; work hard ENERGETIC. Times n
fice. my3-3t
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FOR GOOD Workmanship. NJ. style, broad
shoulders, let Nercurlo make your clothes;
Aadies' suits 70 order; altering. reniOdsling.
cleaning, dyeing. pressing. MERCURIO. 6th
and y SITS. NV ap9O-9Ot
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TO THE LADIES.

TO SEE II any one VIII grasp something
good; four children's all wool box coats. Size
20, Y, a; was So now Sc. A. /. FALK. 81
So NV. my1-3t
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Advertisements will be accented q

Advertisements will be accepted at
any of the following branch offices
at regular Office rates. If II is in
convenient TO leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be tele-
phOned direct to The Times main
$500, and a messenger will call TO
collect without additional charge to
the advertiser,
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EARN your own living: select school for
manicuring. millinery. dressmakinE and re-
modelling: hats trimmed Soc sls G 81. NV
ap24-l2t
The Washington times., 1908-05-02

MANTCURING. shampooing. facial ana scalp
massage; open evenings until 10 D. m III
sth St NV phone North I284-Y open sun
days Lessons Special Rates. ap3-30t
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LADIES suits and dressmaling at cut prices:
Engl.sh goods: six lined. latest style. guar
antee1 hts - ana up opening season. BA-
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
WINDOW SHADES.

W Il SPELSHOUSE. 1916 Tth St y. ".
Reliable Window Shade Maker. Call. write
or telephone tor sa-l pIe ana estimate Phone
Main $50 Wall paper ane picture frames
aD16-glC
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

COACHING-By experienced teacher. even
ings. or viii give private lessons. Address
BOX 2l9 Times Office. u
CLERKING IN store: had some experience
IN grocery trade; have reference BOX POI,
Times Office. ap3e-3t
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
NORTHEAST.

LADDON PHARMACY, 1900 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS- H BLUMER, n Cap. and r SITS. ne.
McCHESNEY e. JOACHIM. cor. ID and SITS
KRAUS' PHARMACY. 6th and X SITS.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM, Sth and f sts ne.
The Washington times., 1908-05-02

y. ZARIN. ladies' and Gents tailor suits
70 order: altering. dyeing. cleaning. pressing:
goods called Tor and delivered. Phone NJ 63ss
fsvI-g0t
The Washington times., 1908-05-02

WE I've the best
and renovati'lg your
only extermilator OF
mattresses. 5eds and
1er; facl0ry prices.
r. p. HINkEL & &C
Main 205.
The Washington times., 1908-05-02

FOR SALE-Au kinds OF millinery. hats re-
made and trimmed feathers curIad LAURA
ANDERSEN. i15 7th 81. NV. formerly 1885
TN 81. Open evenings ap3-90t
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BICYCLES.

SAVE $50 YEARLY on CAR FARE-Bvv ;
bicycle. we have them from 81 M. al
makes every one guaranteed. c 7 FFT-N--
TER. the Bicycleman. II3 Pa ave nv
SOLE AGENTS Tor the Emblem BicvcIe tbs
best wheel at the lowest price. sold on eagv
terms II desired; also agent Tor the Arerkel
motorcycle; repairing a speciality. HARRY
F. SEAMARK. 600 = St nv. nh21-s0t
The Washington times., 1908-05-02

MILLINERY styllshly made. trimr.ed. and
remodeied: straw hats dyed, cleaned and re-
shaped az reasonable prices FOERTSCHE' :.
6l3 18th 81. ms. u1h24-g9t
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THE MONARCH BILLIARD ROOM. FINEST
EQUIPMENT OF TABLES SOUTH or NEW
YORK OPEN a. II. UNTIL u p ID.
1923 nth ST, NWS .aals-9et
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Au persons desiring hlEh-class
tenants for rooms call AMERICAN RENTAL,
BUREAU, 1922 G. St; leave address with de-
scriptions and prices; IS years experience:
satisfactory results guaranteed. ap15-90t
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SOUTHEAST

A Z. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol SITS.
ROACH DRUG Co, Sth and 9 SITS. Sc.
NJ S FEALY. NV cor. 18th and Pa ave.
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
WORKINGMARS WANTS.

WORKISGMEN-He a snap II YOU have
the price: full suits OF clothes, IS To s.. coats
and vesN. 81 TO 50; coats, $50: pants. 81 80.
goods all WOOL tailor male Slightly ugs53
give Us a CALI everything at one price
JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 6Is D. ann
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

CLAIRVoYANTS.
SOC CsIME. cATHERINEJ 500
Nashington's favorlte palnlst and ca-g
reader, gives advice on ali business and Iots
anslrs- sli New York ave, "a floor front.
NINE. JEWEL
PIANIST MEDIUM
When doubtful. Disseminated. unhappy. con
SUE Jewell thoroughly reliable; gives never
tstlns ADVICE on business. love. and comes
II sTH ST. NV.
Look for signs on iron steps.
-..,--.,M MRS WILLARD BISHOP
Assistance for Troubled and U6fo 9-15ils
AXE YOU ~ TROUBLED Dou won ana
Win al your natural gifts and talents THAI
you are bafhed. discouraged and unsuccess-
tu4F II 80, come and be advised md 1tIt
me cause or your had luck and how 70 chaaa-
your bad conditions 70 those OF success. Joy
and Happiness Thousands live today Z,
bless and give credit Of their success AMI
happiness 10 THIS WONDERFUL CLAIR
NO4ANL, She has helped others-WHY
7E-NInth Street n. VII
Don't Mistake Name and Number)
mhls-u
MRS. HENKLE. cIairvoyant. card reader
reliable business advice given hours I -
Engagements on sunday by spr1frf1,a-,s
only II 4th ST Sc apg-s5t
PALMISTS.
NINE. HENRY. teaches paImistry. Ha,5z
read tor % cents Whole life written fr1r1
me stars, e Answers questions SO Eve Il
nv. arIS 80
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MASSAGE.
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE: general face a-7
scalp Swedish movements. elecfro-vfi7r.,-
open sunday. ID floor. front: walk in Hours
2 a. m 20 10 p E- SIS 15th 81. nv. Phone
u. 30s5-Y. mh22-sj-
MASSAGE
SCIENTIFIC MAGNETIC MASS AGE.
1is 5IH ST. NV. FLAT l.
Expert Operators tAtwslIs Be.)
apls-S0t
SELECT TOILET an8 massage parIo-s. hours
70 10 l05 parlO- hO0ri please walk IA Omen
daily and sundays. 5os eth 81. nv. ap2s-s0t
FACIAL MASSAGE.
1921 Park Road Phone North zT2l-K
Price 50c- Electro Nioro used. Special
physician compounds all preparations
aDl4-sot
MANICURING. SCALP AND FACIAL
MASSAGE
Hours. 70 20 8. Phone u F77O
MISS z. PETERSON, "a New York ave NV
wORKINGMARS WANTS.
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents, Wanted Help. WanI-
ed Statesmen, Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or RJard, Boarding, For Rent
Rooms, Rooms AID BOard-10 cents a
line; 2 times cOnsecutively, 9 cents a
line: times consecutively, cents a
line. Minimum charge 40 cents.
Business Opportunities, For Sale Mis-
cellaneous, Horse and Vehicles, Lost
and Found, Wanted Miscellaneous,
Dogs. Pets. etc.-15 cents a line: times
conseCutively. 12ia cents a line; times
cOnsecutively. 10 cents a line. Mini
mum charge As cents.
All other classihcations-15 cents a
line; times consecutively, 1z1a cents a
line; times consecutively, 10 cents a
line. Minimum charge 60 cents.
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ICE CREAM.

ICE CREAM.
ANY QUANTITY. best In city. s. per r,I-.
nnest assortment OF confectionery; goods de-
COkINOS co, 1-o3 H ST ne. II Sth St Sc.
aplz-30t
MOVING, PACKING, SHIPPING.
UNION STORAGE AND FURNrrURE 90
FURNITJRE MOVED. STORED. PACKED
STORAGE; PADDED VANS. e5TH s. 5SSD
PA AVE NV PHONE WEST g.
ap5-Su. mo. Sa-6Ct
SAUNDERS EXPRESS. slI 1lth 81. nv
open at all hours moving. packing. Grating
shipping. packing china a specIaltv. Laws
cared for Telephone S47s- ap29rno. We. sa-e1t
FURNITURE. baggage, pianos. etc. moved
with care. packing ana shipping a speciality.
kHIEGS EMPRESS. 1924 Il 81 n "
Phone Main 2olo mhls-s0t
CLARENDON SMITH. 5TH & K SIS. NV
WE HAUL ANYTHING.
So DOUBLE HORSE LOAD.
STORING. CHEAPEST RATES ~ TOWN.
PHONE MAIN 231 apl4-9Ot
PADDED VANS. $500 LOAD
2-HORsE WAGON. 500 LOAD
COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO
sos NEW YORK AVE
STORAGE.
STORAGE. sc PER LOAD.
HAULING PACKING.
Before going away store furniture ar
BACNf'S s12 Pa. Ave. y ". Phone II 175a
ap99-SOt
WHY pay more2 We store for 75c a load
L. 5. Storage Co. as 10th ST. NV. Phone 422s
mhlS-90t
FIREPROOF STORAGE 4
Separate locked rooms. from = month up
Expert handlers. Estimates furnished
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND
STORAGE COMPANY.
I2o-92z NM PHONE N. $50.
- ---s-- fe1-ts
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MONUMENTS.

Information free on all vrorj,
pertaining 10 cemetery; money saved: let me
your address on postal places
me al your service. W. II. kRONK NJ
Jackson Va ap5omy2
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SOUTHWEST
" HUGO EISENBEISs. eth and B streets.
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SOUTHWEST PRESSING CLUB. gl5 7TH:
gentlemen's scits spOnged and pressed once
a week. s. per mOnth. clothing called for
and delivered au2O-sOt
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OUTING LAUNCHES.

SIMPLE and effective construction. IS II :
guaranteed speed 10 miles per hour $500
catalogue and information Agency. 1925 =
st NV Phone Main 7S5- J. =. BOYCF
ap2S-eod-5r
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

LADIES' TAILOR for plain and fancy work:
irst-elass only. sO2 18th 81. NV. It
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MATTRESSES.

YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated anJ
made couf1-, able as new at small cost Y0i
can see your Work done Factory and sales
room. SIS II Wv. Phone II 2087 L T JONES
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RUG WEAVING.

SAVE YOU old carpets; rugs woven f-o-a
old carpets the only weaving factory OF its
kind in the city; carpet cleaning WASH
INGTON RUG CO. 331 5sh ST. nv Il. as
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ALL KINDS OF straw hats cleaned while You
wait; also felts, Gerbies, silk hats etc work
hrst-class Prices moderate. Don't forget
the number. 7S2 18th st. NV. ap3O-95t
STRAW HATS cleaned while you wait; Pan
amas, felts. derbies. silk hats: give US a call
4oS 18th ST. nm, Opposite Raleigh Hotel
ap2s-7t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HAVE YOU MARKED that loved o,e..
grave2 II not. let me serve --ou = r,,sfsI
brings me- " n. KRONK. ut Jackson,
Va ap3omy3
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ROOFING PLATES.

IS IT ESSENTIAL 20 know the quality o.
the tin plate - 90 On your rOof2 Phsoa
west s.
TIE n. c MITCHELL CO.,
21ST. AND u SIS y W ap4-Sct
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SALOON center city. last years business.
s. co. DCGAN. 6I7 Louisiana. ave u1y2- "a
GROCERY. fine corner Southwest: living
rooms; cheap rent DUGAN. 6I7 Louisiana
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

A WOMAN for general Homework: go hons
nights 6lS Q St NV. II
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FOR SALE-OI5- established business. prori-
nenCy located stock consists OF 5exelry
musical Instruments. sporting goods and
souvenirs; only cash buyer. Address BOX
les. Times Office. aps9-7r
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facilities for remaklng
bedding steam Is the
Sernin and moths: new
oox springs 20 your or
steam carpet cleaning
b, SSS Maine ave Phone
ap29-so&
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ANACOSTIA.
BCRT'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson SITS