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Tacoma. Wash. Feb. 2, 1909.

Tacoma, Wash, Feb. 2, 1909.
Editor Times,-It is simply as
4onishing that any sane and hon
est Inclined person can do any
thing but use every effort to bring
about an equal chance to the fair
~ BY placing On the statutes Of
this state an eight-hour law for
Al classes and sexes of employees
When female employee occupies
and actually performs the same
labor - her male employee, why
should she not receive just as
much pay for her work? Every
greedy employer naturally will
uee every possible means in his
mower to defeat the eight-hour
law now before the legislature. /
hope that every fair and just edi-
tor will take this fight up in be-
hall of the down-trodden under
Doid female employees and cause
this proposed bill to become a law
81 this state and stand as a
monument erected in honor of the
present legislature.
Yours truly,
M. Semi.
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and certain to destroy its fine SEN
sitiveness.
Lombard SCOTS at the higher
education of most women in so far
as it pretends to make them man s
equal Intellectually. He has dealt
with this subject in an emphatic
manner in one of his early books,
"The Observations of Bache-
lor."
His girls are brought up with
the principal object of making of
them good wives and mothers.
They are taught the languages,
the classics, but they are also
taught how to conduct a house
hold in every detail.
Lombard engages governesses
and nurses of different nationali-
ties
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Tacoma. wn., Feb. Q, 1909.

Editor Times,--By all means
The eight-hour bill for women
should become law and be en-
forced.
We send men to the legislature
70 make laws for the people, not
Tor few. Anyone who would OPP
pose such a bill hasn't manhood
enough to earn his own living but
would live on the flesh and blood
~ q woman.
Yours truly,
FRANK WATT.
1el2 South d Street.
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TRY THIS FOR
YOUR COUGH

Mix two ounces of Glycerine with
half-ounce OF Virgin Oil of Pine
compound pure and n half njna ~
straight Whisky. Shake we'll. and
take In doses of a teaspoonful every
four hours. This mixture possesses
the healing, healthful properties OF
the Pines, and will break a cold In
cough that is durable. In HAVING
this formula put up, be sure thai
your druggise uses the genuine Wiz.
gin OIL of Pine compounded pure.
prepared and guaranteed only by the
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Tacoma, wn., Feb. 8. 1903.

Tacoma, Wn., Feb. 3, 1909.
Editor Tacoma Times:
Dear Sir.-Having read the edi-
torial in the Tacoma Times Febru-
airy 2 in regard to efght-hour law
for women would like to express
my opinion.
Eight hours should constitute
a days work for women in Iaun-
dries, telephone offices and fac
tories, with no reduction in their
pay.
With less pay they would fail to
be self-supporting. With eight
hours a day a girl would have
time for home duties.
There are many good, respecta-
Bile girls In Tacoma trying to earn
an honest living. find that stand
ing on their feet ten hours with
no intermission is entirely too
trying on their strength.
III eight hours constitutes a
days work for a strong man, at
the same pay, why not give women
eight hours at the same pay, who
are not regarded al strong as a
man.
This is written by a working
girl putting In her ten hours a
day Yours,
q. M r..
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WE HELD UP The OIAGE
coach ALL RIGHT" REPLIED
BILL.
all right" replied Bill, ''but the
money from the bullion mine was
not in 1t, and we didn't get enough
coin to grubstake canary for the
winter. No one was on board but
Bud Smith, the driver"
"Well, Bud knows when the
shipment will be made
Eyes, but he won't tell. The
boys are holding him down the
road and he's got just two hours
to give the desired Information.
II he fails there'll be new
tombstone in the graveyard"
Bill laughed and tapped the
butt end of his 3S-caliber signifi-
eantly. 81 want to get this over
tonight, as I'm going to proposes
to Nell. Oh, she doesn't know
I'm in love with her, but I've
watched the girl since she was a
child and I want her for my bride.
I'm going to offer myself tomor-
row as Christmas gift" Bills
thoughts wandered and he gazed
at the sanded floor for some time,
while his companion complacently
puffed at cigaret. His reverie
was broken by the sudden realiza-
ton of serious business on hand,
and he whispered to his compan-
ion: Look out for the sheriff,
and meet me at Frio at midnight.
[ may have good news"
Bill departed abruptly and Dave
listened to the clatter of a horses
footsteps until it died away in the
distance.
In a barroom at Frio Dave Leg
gett waited at midnight. Present.
ly Tombstone Bill, travel-stained.
hollow-eyed and haggard, entered
hurriedfy. He knocked the dust
from his chaps and gulped down
a drink before he spoke.
when Is the money to be
shipped from the miner" inquired
Dave, anxiously.
by the jumpin' horned toads!"
replied Bill. savagely, bud
wouldn't tell, and said / could go
ahead with the fireworks. / pulled
my nickel-plated friend as a sort
of an overture to ventilatin' his
system, when I thought I'd search
him, as he might have some mem
orandum about when the money
was to be shipped from the mine.
All l found was a letter from Nell
lie Dupree to Bud, sayin' she
loved him and proInisin' to be his
BRIDE"
After finishin' your gunpIay
did You notify the folks where to
find the body?" inquired Dave.
who was fond Of a little pleas
antry.
II didn't shoot him." said Bill,
vacantly.
What In thunder did you do?"
Well, I sent Bud to Nell for a
Christmas gift"
The highwayman poured out an
other drink and laughed a mirth-
less laugh.
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cordial invitation to all friends
of the order is extended.

coTuiai 1nVftatlon TO all friends
of the order is extended,
THE EDELWEISS STUDY CLUB
will meet Friday Afternoon. at Q
o'clock with Mrs. Turkey, ITO
South e street.
MRS. MAYME J. RODGERS, GA
South Third street, will enter
tain the Vida auxiliary ladies of
chaper No. 35, o. E. s., tomor-
row afternoon at her home.
THE BIBLE STUDY CLUB meets
tomorrow Afternoon at $3.50 at
st. Luke's parish house. The
lesson, dealing with the Philis-
tine Invasion, is in first book of
Samuel, xxviii:3, xxx and xxi.
MISS HELEN CROMWELL of Ia
coma is visiting Mrs. Frank G..
Morse at Olympia.
ROOSEVELT HEIGHTS LADIES'
UNION met this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Sturtevant, on
East Thirty-seventh street.
HOLLISTER w. G. T. u. will
meet tomorrow Afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Kasson, 5611
South Cedar street, at o'clock.
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1907 North 7th Street,
Tacoma, Feb. 2, 1909,

Editor Of Tacoma Times:
Gir.-We are, contend, at all
times morally bound to protect
the womanhood OF a nation. This
protection should not be governed
~ the intrinsic losses of capital.
mo advantages accruing from a
good healthy womanhood stand,
Or ought to be regarded as SO far
Ahead. Of the wealth Of few.
4 II bad enough to know that
= young woman has to leave her
Nome and go abroad to earn a
Hiring without keeping her in a
state Of slavery, and IL the world
chooses to regard her as a beast
~ burden she will surely rebel,
md this Is the forerunner of a
Fery great evil. I do not contend
that = woman should feel It not
incumbent upon her to earn a liy-
Ing. but IL she must. we still must
regard her social being, who
&eels moro kesnly. by reason Of
her tendersr nature, the oppres-
cion felt By those who labor uI-
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SOCIETY and PERSONAL

TWO EVENTS of importance will
take place this week in the
chapel of the University Of Pu-
get Sound. Tomorrow even
ing will be given the next num-
Der of the lecture course, lee
ture by DR.. w. HI. w. Rees, pas
tor of the First Methodist
church of Seattle. The subject
will be Winners, or How to
Make a Landing" Saturday
evening the Philo Entertainers
will give concert, to be COM
posed of male Quartettes, read
ings, representations, whistline
solos and instrumental features.
The Entertainers represent the
Philomathean Literary society
of the university. The concert
will be free to the public.
THE MODERN BROTHERHOOD
OF AMERICA will entertain
this evening at the Eagles hall
on e street. The evening will
be devoted to cards, music,
dancing and a drill by the wom-
ems drill team. The refresh
ments will be under the charge
Of Mrs. Pryor and Mrs. Craw-
ford. All members and friends
are urged to attend.
THE MEMS SUNDAY NIGHT
CLUB Of the First Presbyterian
church will entertain at dinner
in the parlors of the church,
Friday evening. Boyd P. Doty,
superintendent OF the Anti-Sa-
loon league, will be one OF the
principal speakers. A program
Of music and informal talks
will be given.
THE ROOSEVELT HEIGHTS So
CIAL AND IMPROVEMENT
f CLUB meets in regular session
at the club house on Friday
night. Several subjects OF i'm
portance to the people will be
discussed. The Ladies' Union
will serve refreshments and a
eOCAal 6OOA LlnIO lb diltlClH8ttQ.
Friends of the club are invited.
THE THREE DAYS Of grand
opera, which commences tonight
at the Tacoma theater, has at
tracted an unusual amount of
attention and ihnumerable. the
alter and box parties have been
planned for the event. The
boxes have been taken for each
evening and the Saturday mat
inee.
THE WOMEN of the First Meth
odist church will serve dinner
this evening from 5 to z In the
church parlors at South Eighth
and @ streets.
MRS. l.. @. FERRIS, Sir South
o street. will entertain Fern
auxiliary, o. Il. s.. tomorrow
afternoon at her residence. A
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MARY'S RECIPES.
Caulifloyer an Gratin

Melt a tablespoon of butter in
the sauce pan and stir in smoothly
one tablespoon of flour. Thin with
a half pint of milk, stir until
boiling, add four tablespoons of
grated cheese and salt and pepper
to taste. Pour dressing over boil
ed cauliflower and serve hot.
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MARY,S TIPS.

Twin rings matching precisely
in every detail except size are be-
ing worn on the third and fourth
fingers by the up-to-date girl.
Blood corals are popular in the
settings.
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Pittsburg seems to prefer prize
fights to music; a fight drew 1900
and an orchestra recital 100.
What's the answer?
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The craze for gold is shown in
fabrics. One of the most popular
shades in soft silks and satins for
evening wear closely resembles
the color of pure gold.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-04

We hardly find any persons of
good sense, save those who agree
with us.
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The statement by a noted men,
Der of the bar that there never
was a legislature clever enough to
beat the lawyers, ought to attract
considerable attention Just now.
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err adverse circumstances.

der adverse circumstances.
So, If we would have the woman
worker to be contented with her
lot, and to live up to the standard
of good living, we have to con-
cede SO much time for legitimate
pleasure as will enable her to
the physical and men,
tai exhaustion resulting from a
close application to labor.
We have read of hasty mar
riages which have been blasted
by improvidence, and finally dis
solved in the divorce court, and,
too, one can read most every day
of some woman departing the
ways of better living. And what is
the reason? Simply this: They
have been worked to death and
welcome any change rather than
live under the conditions the en-
ployer would have them to.
And in order that these un-
happy circumstances may be
averted action must be taken and
from every point of view it must
be apparent. that a great obliga-
ton Is forced upon US to act at
once, so that those from whom
we expect so much, and give so
little to, might, too, taste the
fruit Of the garden of honest
pleasure. Therefore, / say, by all
means, IL we have nothing else
better than life of toll to offer
them. let us make that life one
worth living, and to commence, by
reducing their hours of labor, to
at least eight.
Yours respectfully,
JAMES F. DONOVAN.
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Waco. Tex, girl Rugged anoth-
err until she cracked three ribs.
This seems to be carrying suffrage
beyond the limit. q
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Furs and wooden goods are kept
free from moths by wrapping in
large newspapers.
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misunderstanding and neglec'
cause more mischief in the worlt
than malice and wickedness.
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The man who goes in to clean
politics is usually cleaned out him
self.
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For man who isn't president
and, isn't going to be, VIM. Nelson
Cromwell is getting more than his
share of publicity. t16
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HOW LOMBARD REARs HIS CHILDREN

Pay for services fines for delnquencies.
birch, the ruler and the dark closet barred.
speak five languages from infancy
Servants treated members of the family.
maxim: Honesty is best policy poicys sake
Children realize uncertainty of inheritance.
Will share in $15O000 900 estate in proportion ability
taught household duties Brought up with principal
object of making them good wives and mothers
Lombard believes that the who negecs the obliga
his children useful citizens crime
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Never allow cake to brown IN
til it has risen to it's full height.
If 1t begins to brown while rising
put sheet Of paper over the top
of 1t. -.
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If the farmer who has raised
a combination orange and cucuIn-
Der will learn how to graft dill
pickles to pencils, he will make a
lot of girls happy. :, s-'@-A
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LETTERS FROM Times READERS

Short Communications ON Subjects of
Genuine Interest will BE Printed From
to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-04

1t costs more to avenge a wrong
than it does to let it go by de-
fault.
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"What was Kitty's name be
fore she was married."
(Which marriage?"
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Friendship consists in being &
friend, not in having a friend. ---
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There is no duty we SO much
underrate as the duty of being
happy. "a.
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Discomfort is want of self
reliance; it Is infirmity of will. IT
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Valentines. lie. &c, &c. Central
rsws So. go
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Grand concert at Central Chris
tian church, Thursday, February
Ath. Many attractive features. -
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"TOther day 1
asked a waiter ter
bring me a chicken
dinner an h e
fetched me q hand
full o. cracked
wheat"
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(OFINTEREST TO WOMEN
REAR>S HIS CHILDREN TO BE
DEMOCRATIC. RESOVRCEFVZ

Millionaire Louis Lombard, Grand
Seigneur, Adops Original Meth
DDS, and Youngsters Carve
Their Own Future-Believes
Man Who Sights Duty Com
mits Crime.
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MRS. L. G. FERRIS, sir South
o street. will entertain Fern
auxiliary, o. e. s., tomorrow
afternoon at her residence. A
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THE WOMEN of the First Meth
odist church will serve dinner
this evening from 5 to z In the
church parlors at South Eighth
and @ streets.
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BRANCH OFFICES.


REH's MODERN PHARMACY. 7th and E
ats. Main 1917.
NEW YORK AVE. PHARMACY, New York
ave. and y. Cap. st
CEAS- c. HORNUNG. ChrIstiana Pharmacy
Ew. cor. 9TH and II sts. Phone y. 2s9s
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa. ave.
Phone NJ 1870.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. Ilth and Park
road Phone c. 3S57.
l. T. TAXLOE. cor. 9th and SITS. Phone
n 23S2.
r. A. yEITcH. eosh and II sts. Phone n. gu7
n '. PATIIE. Ks Georgia ave. Col sss5
AAI-IH'S PHARMACY, 1855 Calvert St
MAJ lNeLYs PHARMACY. Ia,h and L
Phore y. 2026.
H T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th g. and
Massachusetts ave. Phone NJ 4Oss
HARNOI.D, 3401 18th 50. Phone Col sz7r
OUIGiEY'S 5 PHARMACY. ust aud z; s.s
Phone w. co..
r. D. HOWARD. 18th and W. Phone n. alu
G0L.DENBERG'S. 9Th ana X sts. Phone II
E0i.
s. KANN. SONS & Co. s,h and Ara-ss,
space. Phone NJ. ZOO.
GREENE'S CAPITAL A d TISINC
AGENCY, 1l45 18th ST Phone n s20s.
s. L McAICHAEL. Cigar Store, 18th and p
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7,h 81. Rboa.
GESSFORD'S PHARMACY. 9Th and U sta
Phone y. rs.
g N. WAGNER CO.. Ist ana H. Phons
I. 7s4
NJ. McNULTY & son, Cigars and Tobacco
1885 18th ST, Phone North 2427
PAUL PE&RSON. 18th St and Florida ave
y. W. Phone n 3l07.
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GOLD PIECES GIVEN
PASTOR BY CHURCH

Thirty-five $40 gold pieces. one for
each year Of his pasJorate, will be
banked by the Rev. Joseph T. Kelly. Of
the Fourth Presbyterian Church, the
gift of the members OF his congrega-
ti0n.
The thirty-fifth anniversary Of Mr.
keily's service was fittingly observed.
Special services were held at the church
last evening, during the course of which
no was congratulated by his fellow
pastors Of the Presbyterian faith ia the
District and received the gift Of gold
from his congregation.
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oLYMPICS CHALLENGE.

The Olympic baseball team has or
ganized for the coming season and
would like TO arrange Sunday games
with all teams over twenty years old.
Address NJ O'Brien, manager, 2114
Thirty-dfth street northwest
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Advertisements VIII be accepted at
any Of the following branch offices
at regular office rates. II 1t Is in
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch office or The Times
Business Oifices they may be teIe-
phoned direct to The Times (Main
$500, and a messenger viii call to
collect.
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.
BOOkkeeperS
w ANIED StenographerS
TelegrapherS

MORE BANKERS IN the II States in zhica
Jno. F. DraughOn's 81 Colleges are located
indorse these Business Colleges than fndorse
ALL, others. II YOU want EVIDENCE ard
want 10 RISE 20 the Si0-a-day class ask for
FREE catalogue Lessons BY NAIL II pre-
ferre6. praushon's Practical Business Col
lege. Chesley Building. IslI y, \. ave. N ".
ap6-tt
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MccHEsNEY & JOACHIM. cor. "a and z
SITS Phone I. SO
LADDoN PHARMACY. 100 Florida ave.
Phone l. 1876
KRAUss. PHARMACY. cor. sth and X sts.
Phone L 1881
BENJ. 7. LANEANi. utA and E. Cap. stu.
Phone I. 102.
cHAs. Il. BLUNER n. Cap. and r sts.
Phone X. 3016-
MccHEsNEY & JOACHIM. sth and P s.s
phone J.. g7q2 -.
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE
PLUMBING AND HEATING.

WHAT'S THE USE OF delaying the needed
repairs 10 your steam or hot water boilers?
Phone US the order and have II attended to
without delay Large force of competent men
always available Prices moderate. VIII
LIAM CONRAD-S CO., 1035 9Th st. n w.
Phone Main 2lz0. mhls-thse hseas tu-0
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A. z POWELL. 4th ana East Capitol ats.
Phone J. 1150.
A. B. BURROWS. nth and Pa. ave. Phop.
L IFS
Roach DRUG CO.. 9Th and c sta. Phone L.
1867
P. WELLER cor. sth and L Phone W
E76
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Class B

All other classi1cationH. Is cents a line:
times, 10 cents a line-miniTnum. 3 lines
Personals. IL cents a line any number OF
times.
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SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO E1sENBEIss. eth and e sts.
Phone NJ 5702
MCDONALD. J. W. 81 and L Phone Il.
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GEORGETOWN
J. r. WELLER, Pharmacy 1854 N A. n X
Ssane l. 1903. ". 20
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ADVERTISEMENTS Mm he aecent,

Three times within one week "a cents a
line; times. consecutively. 90 cents 4 line.
Minimum space. lines.
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HIGHEST cash prices paid FOR worn gar
ments either ladies' or gents; send postal
viii call 3. TARSHES, 1908 7th st. y. W
Phone North 499 Tnhs0-tf
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ANAcOsTIA
BURT's PHARMACY. corner Monroe ana
Jefferson sts- Phone L 1883
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The Washington Times makes
special cash-in-adyance rates for
Classified Advertising.
Class B

one esnt a word each insertion. Minimum
charge, fF cents.
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHERS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wezited Agents
Wanted Help
Wanted Statesmen q, a.,
Wanted Situations
Wanted Rooms or Beard minimum lines
Boarding
For Rent Rooms
Rooms and Board
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FOR RENr-FURNIsHED ROOMS

WANTED-Cheap bicycle Sc Center Market
myl3-3t
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MOVING, PACKING. SHIPPING.

WASHINGTON FURNITURE co.'s EX-
PRESS. 7th and N w. reasonable rates;
best service. North 227o- mh9tu. th.Su-tf
FIREPROOF STORAGE.
Separate locked roOlAs. 800 per month up
Estimates furnished.
MERCHANTS TRANSFFR & STORAGE
CO.. e20-922 2 st II. w. ia7-tt
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M4E. CORNISH GIFTED MEDIUM: reads
-our life correctly; e5veS names. fats. daily
and sunday. AIS c st. y. z. Ladies only.
ap2a-tf
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AWNINGS.
ROOF PAINTS.
PRESSING AND CLEANING.

MEMS SUITS spongea and pressed equal
to new, pc: also ladies' work. BANK ET
1911 NJ st. y. w. Phone north 204s NJ
n1y13-7t
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MR. e MILLION. scientific astrologer. sl2
Eve (D 81. \. W. These readings are ths
most reliable and accurate that can be OBJ
tained Information given any subject
Tel. Main 81. Readings. S1.00. mh2O-ts
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
p l. CARNE & CO.. 703 King Il.
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PERSONAL.

MONEY! v1 loan you what MONEY you
need and you can pay me back weekly or
monthly charges are small and nobody
knows your business Address BOX as,
5asnes o1ice. nyLS-12t
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HELP wANTED--Male and Female.

CENSUS-CIVIL SERVICE
Shorthand-Accomting
Expert C0aching-Indivfdua Instruction
INTERSTATE, 1Zs 18th St NV. Phone NJ 4223
WANTED-Hotel help IOr ali Departments:
city and resorts. BURGESS HOTEL
AGENCY, 503 10Th TnyI1-gt
MANTED-Persons to Prepare for civil SER
vice OF census positions. FOUR CIVIL, SEP
VICE QUESTION ROOES (sI5 ppD GIVEN
FREE 70 those who enroll from NAY 10 70
NAY II: Y private lessons or 40 hours class
instruction for SO. WOO IS COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL 81 EAST CAF1TOL STREET
mys-lOt
The Washington times., 1909-05-13

YOUNG MAN to help in bakery; also man
70 deliver orders and work around store.
LAWMAN, 9Th and 4 SITS \. Z. myl3-2t
YOUNG NAN-One with ! or years ex-
perience IN the drug business preferred. II
G EASTERDAY'S DRUG STORE, 100 n
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YOUNG MAN TO work about the house.
HO1-s, 9Th ST. and 10. ave. IT.
YOUNG man from c1untry TO work on in
side Of dairy. GLF-+AIORE DAIRY, 1911 c
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The Washington times., 1909-05-13

AGESTS-Male and female; s. TO $50 a dav
sure. selling our so lots Greatest suburban
proposition ever offered IN Washington: ad-
joins depot, school, trolley, street Inn
provements; 80 minute- 20 Treasury; liberal
commission paid
WALTER & HARLOW, Owners.
1905 CO. St n. ".
The Washington times., 1909-05-13

c ST \. &. 121-Near Capitol-Furnlshed.
communicating rooms; housekeeping allowed.
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