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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-01
Women s Clubs

EMBERS of the Ebell club en-
wi joyed a program of marked in
AtA terest yesterday when they lis
tened to an address by Homer Lee,
author of 1.-THE Vermillion Pencil"
Mr.. Lee, who for many years was
resident of China, and at one time
served as general in the imperial army,
used his book as text from when
10 review life and conditions in the
Orient. This book, which presents u
series of pen pictures of Chinese lie
so vivid and clear cut that they are
almost appalling, is written from the
broad standpoint of primeval man. Inc
author claims the book is not ro-
nance, because from cover to cover 1t
deals with facts alone, but he admitted
that through it's pages runs golden
thread of symbolism emblemattc of the
universal man and life. This is par
ticularly true in the first chapter,
where is foreshadowed hope and JOY
and love, with the idealism that is the
special perquisite of youth, and one
follows this man-type to life's pinnacle
only to sadly watch him pass down
the hill to inevitable decadence, loss of
vitality, etc.
Mr.. Lee gave a learned synopsis of
past dynasties in China, and declared
his belief that only through the over
throw of the present line is there a
possible future for that much-tried en-
pire
historical review led to the demise
of the late emperor, Immediately fol-
lowing the death of the empress dowa-
ger. and his taking away was charac-
terized as little short of murder after
his long term of practical imprison-
ment. The speaker paid tribute to the
late empress as one of the most re-
markable women of this or any time,
and said that among other intellectual
gifts she numbered that of poesy, and
if she had not been too busy with the
duties of her position she would have
been one of the greatest poets China
over produced AS evidence of her
strong personality was mentioned the
MANY wars of her reign, all of them
being credited to her influence in state
affairs.
question box occupied some time,
and Mr. Lees answers revealed much
of interest. One question answered at
length was, "What is the present status
of Christianity in Gilman
christianity" said the speaker was
introduced into China in the eighth
century, and lasted about sixty years
of which period there is now remain
ing one tombstone In the fifteenth
century there was another invasion,
but of this there remains not even a
tombstone. In the sixteenth century
another attempt was made by the
Christians to secure a foothold but
well, there may be at the present time
one native Christian gentleman in the
country but if there is l have never
met him.
"At present the system Of philosophy
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CLANSMAN HUMOR IS
THE OLD FASHIONED

A happy mingling of pathos and hui
NOR forms one of the staples of THE
Clansman.' Rooted in the soil, they
appeal to every American who knows
the old south. The rd-play of Ben
Cameron and Elsie Stoneman is spon
taneous and clever "Your father kept
slaves!" taunts the northern girl.
your grandfather sold them to us!"
is the southerner's quick retort, TO
which Elsie can find no reply.
The loves of Uncle Nelse and Aunt
Eve contribute much to the comedy
of the play. Nanny Eve, kind and
gentle to every one else, is pugnacious
only to Nelse. She thinks that faithful
negro a shiftless, worthless character
and on occasion she does not hesitate
to lambast him with the kitchen uten-
sis. NelSe sees his opportunity to get
even when dat wonderful Freedman's
Bureau declares all darkey marriages
invalid. He starts in ito persolate a
little ointment through them ears O.
yourn,' asserts that he is young and
handsome and you are old and ugly,
Ma'am" and that her voice demands
'tsmoothin' " and "fllin'," since a
womans voice should be soft and low
and her manners sweet and gentle
However, the old fellow says, with
many scrapes and bows and elegant
dofings of his silk hat, that he has
lust dropped in to give Eve chance
before he goes ito see the yellow gals
and steps off"
Answers Effective
Ewes answer is the customary one
with the broomstiek. you'll hev tel
hump yo'self if yo' ever sees de inside
~ nah cabin again!" she shouts. Then
she adds, slyly: EFF yo' wants ter may
" me, yo' gottah come courtin' me-
bring me candy an flowers, an take
me buggy-ridin'r' The burlesque
colIrtship of the old couple continues
Off and on through three acts Of the
rreceivee MANY a rebuff and fisticuff
until at last he claps the wedding ring
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excellent toe dancing. The special
scenic effects for the Come Out, Mr..
Moon" song are most effective. Martin
Towards Highland fling, sword dance
and irish reel are all gracefully pre-
scented.
AS a whole, the bill is the best this
house has presented in some time.
If YOU had always been an exemplary
old party all your life, eschewing such
sports as are questionably regarded
by the leaders of the simple life, and
then you got into all kinds OF trouble
over attending just one simple, harrn-
less little prize fight, just to oblige
relative in need of help, SAY, Wouldn
it make you sore?"
That's the condition Ben T. Dillon
finds himself in this week in THE I'm
welcome Guest" at Fischer's theater
Aubrey Carr, an immaculate symphony
in gray, cast as Dillon's scapegraee
nephew, is responsible for his respect
able uncle's disgrace and trouble, his
sporting procliVitieS causing all the
difficulties During their might out
they amass a gentleman of sadly mixed
occupations and questionable antece-
dents, personated by Max Bloom VINO,
much against their will, insists upon
accompanying them home. There he
imposes himself to the extent of steal
ing the identity of the old professors
brother, an Episcopal bishop, and
makes more trouble than a house full
of lunatics. Libby Blondelle, resplen-
dent in a white gown whose laces,
ruffles and frills acquired in all parts
of the world make it creation worth
looking at, is the down-to-date niece
of Dillon, and is quick to detect the at
tempted receptions of her aged rela-
tive, and to keep him uncomfortable
with her innuendos. Incidentally in
Ff4f... A e-la
gives an imitation of Anna Held that
out-Helds the original. Laurel Atkins
is the shrewish wife of the aged de-
linuuent, and Nellie Montgomery con-
tributes a good bit of character acting
as a Swedish servant.
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Insurance AGENT ENDS Lie

BUTTE, Mont, Nov. 30.-W. H.
True, aged 30, a special agent for the
New York Life Insurance company,
killed himself by shooting in a lodg-
ing house today. His father is SAID
to he a banker in Eureka Springs,
Ark, and a brother is captain in
the army. stationed at Vancouver bar
racks, Wash.
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Wool Growers Raise Fund

SHERIDAN. Wyo., Nov. 90.-The
executive committee of the Wool
Growers association was present to-
day at a meeting held here when go
600 and 2,5O0,OO0 pounds of wool were
subscribed toward the national wool
warehouse proposition.
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"sATANITE" FACTORY WILL
BE BUILT IN CANYON

An ordinance which permits the
erection of a factory for the manu-
facture of "satanite" the new expio-
sive, in Millers canyon, near Holly
wood, was passed by the board Of
supervisors yesterday. The ordinance
provides that the factory cannot be
erected within half mile of any other
building except those owned by the
company.
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The Angelus grill has excellent SER
vice and better food. Fourth and Spring.
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AIDES NEW PLAY
BRIGHT COMEDY
SECOND SHOW AT MAJESTIC
PLEASFS AUDIENCE
NO SYMBOLISM OR ALLEGoRY IN
JUST OUT OF COLLEGE"
Merely Straight Fun and Plenty of 1t,
with Addition of Catchy
Music, Makes Good
THE CAST

JUST OUT OF COLLEGE" George AIDES
modern light comedy with music
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EMBERS of the Ebell club en-
wi joyed a program of marked in
LII terest yesterday when they lis
L. / I.,r,, 1 OF
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

LATEST STYLE ladies' and gents suits to
order: dyeing and repairing OF ladies' and
gentlemens outer gaynents. satisfaction
guaranteed. LOUIS GOLDMAN, 50T 18th NV.
Phone II, gs2 NJ ieI1-th. su. tu-90t
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Advertisements WIN be accepted at
Anv OF the following branch offices
at regular Office rates. ii it is in-
convenient to leave advertisements
At either branch Oliice or The Times
Business 0f1ice, they may be tele-
phOned direct to The Times (dain
5260), and a messenger viii call TO
collect without additional charge.
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WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS-We manufacture so fast sellers:
other firm handles them; big illustrated
catalogue OF so agents speciaties and sam
pies free. PEASE MFG Co. Dept .,
Buffalo. y Y. aul6 %. 80 SEQ
AGENTS-Her your opportunity: s. daily
and expenses easily made; hatiron shoes /;
keyless doOTlcCk. Wilson skirt fastener; all
fast sellers For particulars address DEX-
AGENTS WANTED-Di0zo cabinets XIII
germs; cost two cents month; make agents
rich. : Cowgers san Jose. Cal. writes
First five gross sold. second hve gross not
arrived, ship five gross more. One Of my
agents sold Friday II 10 public library, IS
TO high school y 20 grammar school. 36 20
theaters, and has promise of order for two IN
each street car DioZ5 kills germs In three
minutes, reports Chicago's Official Bacteri0I,-
gisJ marvellous money Wri e
PARKER CHEMICAL co. Chicago. Il
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MONUMENT WORK.

HAVE YOU neglected 10 place tbs proper
monument upon that gravs2 Cali and see me-
MEST WORKS. 18th and G sts. se,
1y14-tu. u. su-90t
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A. Z. POWELL, 18th and East Capitol sts
ROACH DRUG CO.. Sth and e sts 50.
4. B. BURROWS. 1lth and Pa ave.
!. =. WELLER. cor. 6th and /.
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913 NV. THE MERRY WIDOW LUNCH.
Ladies' do the cooking and serve: an up. To-
date place TO sati our motto: Cleanliness Is
6odliness- jy2S-tu. IN. .su-st
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WHERE TO BUY.

WM E MILLER 43S and 80 9TH St sw
Dealer in household furniture Floor covering.
Special bargain sale this week
Phone Main 2565.
1e3o-tu. Il. .su-sO,
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TTH ST sW.. 712lh-Three furnished OF un-
furnished rooms for roomers or light house
keeping se6-gt
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NoN-MEDICAL HEALING.

BY RESTORING the CIRCULATION Of ths
BLOOD CURES LOCOMOTOR-ATA MA
kHEC AAI1SM, BRIGdTS DISEASE
NERVOUS AILMENTS DISEASES Oa
THE STOMACH. BOWELS, LIVER ana
those lNCURABLE MALADIES where
MEDICINE FAILS. PAMPHLET TELLS
ALL GET IT. PROF. II. y. u. PARKER
1874 New York ave. Washington, y. .
Phone II 4II2. zs3-tF
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9sTH ST. wv. lo02-Three rooms. steam
heat: gas. col0red. ses-st
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FoR sALE-MIscELLANEous.

OLIVER typewriter. No. 2. or Remington,
No. 6. above 5000. $50: fine condition; H0HA
labor Day. a130 @. se6-St
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FnR RENT
Furnished or Unfurnished Room.

c Ne. 32l-Tw, beautiful front rooms, fur
nished unfunished; housekeeping p0rce-
lain bath; hot-water hat; near Union sta
tion. Call, after s o'cloak< SEES
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c ST wv, as-Funished or unfurnished
rooms. 1T
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GoLDENBERRS 7th and h sts- NV.
8. kANN, SONS & Co. Sth and Market space
GREENS CAPITAL A - V Z Il I / 5 - u
AGENCY. ll45 18th 81. nv.
W z. McNULTY, Cigar store. l4th and Z nv
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7Jh ST., Rhode
Island ave. and u -, NV.
Il 4. BUTTS PHARMACY. Stn 81 ana
Massa chusetts ave. NV.
CHAS. c. HORNUSG, ChTistiani Pharmacy.
sW. cor. ftA ana NJ SIS. NV.
6ANFORD'S PHARMACY, New York ave,
snd North capitol street
YARNOLD 2IUl l4Ih 81. M.
II. 4. NElTCa, =vta and II sts. NV
QUIGLEN'S PHARMACY. 2lst and O SITS, NV.
5. NJ. WAGNER A- Co. LIST and II sts. Nv.
- ]. TANLOE, cor. sch and sts. NV.
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th ana Pa ave NV.
PARh ROAD PHARMACY, llJh & Park road
NATTISGLT'S ) PHARMACY, I4th ana l.
X. y. HOWARD. l4th and W.
y. V POTTIE, 5329 BgightwOOd ave.
MALTBX'S 5 PHARMACY, 1861 Calvert 81.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

CHEVY CHASE. Nd.
7 4. SONNEMAN.
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nth NV. Sl4-Kitchen and dining room to
caterer win board for rent. se5-St
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Glass B
Glass b

one cent a word each insertion. Minimum
charge, Il cents.
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WEAVING.

SAVE your old carpets. rugs woven from
ole carpets; the only weaving factory of its
kind IN the city: carpet celaning WASH
INGToN RUG CO., s3l 9Th st. nv. II. 4325
Jyl4-tu. IT, su-s0t
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ALL BOYS NOT NOW SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OF EN-
PLoYAIENT SHOULD CALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER OF
THE TINES. ann n b.
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE New
method, only few weeks required $40 10 SIS
weekly guaranteed when through; tools do
mated; board provided. Write for catalogue
MuI-ER'S BARBER COLLEGE. 2O7 B0wery.
New York city se5-6t
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LAUNDRY

CALL a WAGON" LINCOLN. 81
LINCOLN LAUNDRY.
b. L. MENUS, Jr.,
Gil 18th 81. ne
superior Work and Service sz+i-tf
bOGy 10 know thar they -
have their family washing done for s5c pgr
dozen rough dry for 2Oc per dozen; lace
curtains Tor 20C per pair. V j. BENNETT
Country Laundry, Berwyu, Nd. se6-5t
DON'T PATROSIZE steam Iaundries, our
hand laundry is better; prices no higher
Ask Mr.. FOSTER. Tel Main 66Is
au3S-g0t
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WORTH MONTY TO YOUi Bring this
coupon and 81 and get / dozen cabinet pho
tos. Reduced from IS. All work guaranteed.
Open on Sundays. HOWARD. Photographer
1i09 Pa ave. NV. jy1-W.. {, F5u-sJL
OUR POST CARD photographs are as good
any portrait made come ana be con
vinced satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 81
1881. Portrait studio. 81 + Nv. sum
mer rates. FRANK j. CULLEN, 3e39-s9t
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ST. Ne. 50l-A sunny front bay window
ana alcove room. corner house, second floor;
rea sonable II
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DANCING.

MSS OCSA-A1@fNI master oi dancing; II you
can walk can teach you 10 waltz. private
lessons, 5oe- Aain u39- III Eye st. NV
JeI2-tf
DANCING ACADEMY. us l 81 uw- Misses
Chamberlain and COBB, teachers: private ana
class lessons social dance Thursdays Phone
II 5S47-F. ie24-s5t
PROPER aud correct dancing taught. includ-
ing the Narcissuss schOttische, three-stsp
tWo-step, and waltz, etc. cut rates Cor SUM
mer; private lessons. SOC. by appointment
DANCING ACADEMY. 1913 a st nv
tez5-s0t
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FOR RENr-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

nth ST NV, 1224-One large, alcove room,
second floor front; also hail room In we'll
kept house. seb-ot
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COAL.
LOOK HEREl SAVE 2OC A TON.
w. A broken furnace, per ton. n.........-. 81 q
W A. egg, per ton--.... 81 .
W. a. stove, per ton..,-,-...........s....S s.. =
w. A. nut, per ton --........-.. -.......--... e 2s
W. A. pea, per ...---. s. 10
Special NEices on hve-tOn lots and over
C. MEREDITH WINSEIP, $3.50 i4th ST
myl7-su. u. th-g0t
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WANTED-BOARD.

BY LADY now In country. room and
board in quiet family in city during con-
nnement; state location and terms. BOX 84l
Times Office. se5-9t
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HAIR GOODS.

UMBRELLAS RECOVERED.
DON'T BUY NEW ONES-Bring the old
umbrellas 10 Us. make them as good as
new; silk umbrella Tor 81 all pure silk
N. Il. PHILPITT. 90l Z 81 nv.
jyz4-fF. Su. .tu-s0t
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GET 4 READING from Mr. Million II you
want information On any matter lie ggiIl
tel you what you wish 70 know. Readings.
3l-u0. HypnOtism taught. 81 Eye glJ ST nv.
Tel. Main 81. auz4-tf
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALE.

STENOGRAPHER and typewriter; from 2:3J
p. nj salary not important. BOX 422, Tines
Office. se4-3t
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WAHTED-SALESMEE

WE WANT a ciga. travelling salesman in
this territory. Experience not necessary.
Salary and expenses. INDEPENDENT f'I-
GAR co, Toledo, Ohio. Il
RESIDENT salesmeu every city for Prize
self-Nghting lamps ana mautles Turn on
gas, they light Left on triaI-at our risk
Guaranteed or replaced free. 4l40 Prairie
Chicago. II
Statesmen to carry our souvenir post cards
as side line, good money-maker; good in
ducements 10 right party State references
GARTNER * BENDER, publishers. Chi
CagO. II
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Ss5 WILL BUY grocery ana notion stores
cheap rent; lIvia4 rooms same owner six
years. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS,
OIL r. sef-3t
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woRKINGMAN'S WANTS.

WORKISGMEN. every time you put your
foot in our store you save a s. blII when
you buy one o. our S suits; coats and vests
81; pants 81; every article all WOOL tailor
made tsIghtly used. JUSTHS 5 OLD STAND.
6Is d. auSI-7t
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FURNITURE repaired and upholstered:
screens made to order. all work guaranteed:
lowest rates in town. estimates furnished
free. 1906 sth st NV. Phone North 4s09
Jy3-th Su. rn-30t
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SUMMER RATES. ladies' wanting suits
skirts altered, renodeied summer dresses
made come 70 ne or call Phone n 5ss3.
Prices to suit customer RAMIsCH. TAIL
Oh, 1886 x NV. iels-th sg-S0t
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/ MEN can get first-class service by white
/ barbersi hair cut. l5c; shave, I0c: no extra
charge. Mr.. CLEMENTS. 1892 NJ 81 sei-7t
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PIANO PLAYER-An experienced Al: for
picture show. see MANAGER Majestic
Theatrr. II
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

CARRIAGE WASHER for automobile ga
rage; state experience. salary expected. and
references Address BOX 30 Times office.
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6 sW.. eOe-Tmee frst-aoof rooms: conven-
lent 10 two ear ines, Sil se5-st
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ICE CREAM

GRAPE ice cream and sherbets delivered 10
any part OF the city Phone postal or call
1905 II St nv. Phone y. 4065-Y.
seS-th, 81. tu-tf
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

ST. NV, Zlls-Nicely furnished rooms,
southern exposure; large closets; first-class
liable board home cooking; porcelain bath.
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Thres times within one week. - cents a
line; z times. cOnsecutiveIy. 50 cents line
Minimum space. lines.
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BUG killer.

KILLS GRANDMA, grandpa. papa mamma,
and baby bug. Fealys bedbug solution does
Effective exterminator OF yermin. Effective
on reaches. ants. etc. NJ ). FFAI.Y IIth
and Pennsylvania ave. Sc. jylI-e0t
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GENERAL merchandise store close 10 city.
yearly business. GO; same owner thirteen
years; price, $500 or invoice. rare oppor-
tunity NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS.
~ p sea-I.
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ANY intsliigent person may earn good in
come corresponding for newspapers. expe-
y1ence unnecessary; no canvasslng send fuu
particulars. PRESS SYNDICATE BOX sli
lockport, n, y. Jy96-l4t-su
BOT-Over sixteen years % work in wall
paper store. call Monday morning 1905 9th
St nv. l.
BOY-Brght. willing Office boy. Address in
own handwriting, BOX 445, Times Office. Il
BOY in drug store with one or two years
experience preferred Apply Sunday with
reference, CHRISTIAN PHARMACY. 7th
and NJ NV se5-2t
Roy 10 roll goods and keep stock. Apply
1910 nw. se4-9t
BUsHELNAN, Apply At HORN. "The Tai
1oT." se4-3t
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9Th NV. 6l5-Nicely furnished room IA pri-
vate family. gentlemen, $3.50 week; good 10
cation se5-3t
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CAPITOL MIL s2S MARYTAND AVE
NE.-Elegant furnished and unfurnished
rooms; light housekeeping. no children
ea4-gt
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TO TIE LADIES.

GOWNS MADE a. summer prices; you win
90 vel 70 see me at once; latest styles; re-
liable work.
MRS. wM. A. SNYDER,
so % St NV
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WANTED-ROOMS.

VANTED-Two furnished rooms for ligh
northwest preferred, Addrls
3OX 197. Times Office. se6-5t
WANTED BY TWO REFINED
YOUNG GENTLEMEN. ROOM WITH
OR WITHOUT BOARD IN PRI-
VATE FAMILY. N RESIDENTIAL
SECTION OF CITY AND CONVEN-
lent TO CAR LINES: MUST BE
WILLING TO EXCHANGE REFER
ENCES; STATE PRICE AND LOCA-
TION. ApDRSS BOX 4S3. se4-3t
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18TH ST SW., 22s-Three furnished or un-
fEFnished rooms lor gentlemen or light house
keeping se5-st
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iZrH ST NV. s19-Bright. airy rooms: fur.
nished OF unfumlshed. se4-8t
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REPAIRING.

FORGINGS, electric work. model making.
elevator repairs: gold. silver. and brass cast
fngs, gasOiene or steam engine; repairing Of
hne automobiles 8 D. SLOCUM MACHINE
CO. aQs lsth 81 nv. lyl2-su. ~. th-g0t
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STORAGE.

WHY pay noreT We store for T5e a load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. as 10Th
ct nv. Phone 4229- tyS-g0t
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HIlOCEItI. d7IIy sale 80. raat 81. On a.
count o. sickLe5s owner viii sell sl.g0. bar
gain NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS.
6I1 F sas-8t
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MAN-Youns white man 10 store; about six
teen. 1520 I4th ST. NV se6-3t
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SITUATIONS wAErED-MALE

SALESMAN-By frst-class furniture sales
man. place in store 70 sell furniture; can
give best references. ". II. McINTTRFF.
$40 New York ave NV. ses-st
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MATTRESS MAKING.

YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated. 81;
all kinds OF new ones made 20 order; you
can see your work done Factory and sales
room. 6S3 NV. Tel IL z037. 1. T.
JONES. jyz-tf
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HELP wANrED-MaIe and Female.

SHORTHAND PUPILS. investigate our
methods and terms typewriters. standard
make, given free o. first fifty pupils CEN
TRIAL BUSINESS INSTITUTE Room 10. 305
Sth ST. NV. Ii
WANTED-Men and women 10 handle quick
selling household specially quickest seller on
EARTH big profits. HIGHLAND IMPORT
ING CO., Bon t55-B, Providence r. /.
GOOD CHANCES FOR
BRIGHT BOYS AND GIRLS
AT ). KANN, SONS & co.
We have openings. with good chances
fOP quick advancement. for boys and
girls l6 years and over n the following
positions.
Store Messengers.
Bundle Collectors.
Bundle Wrappers
Wagon Helpers.
8. KANN. SONS * co. Sth and Pa. ave
se3-5t
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FLOOR OIL.

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