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man professor would not condescend to
argue with pupil to whether the
Latin was sometimes pronounced "ch. ;"
To people who imagine that the present
Italianized Latin was the original way of
pronouncing the Roman tongue it can only
be said that they should get aehandbook
and look into the matter. Mr.. Adrian
Fortescue, the well known Latinist, who
writes a letter to the London Tablet on
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ciation' or to pronounce Latin like his
own language. Obviously the latter course
might save little trouble. but it would
be in every case absurdly wrong. Mr.
Forfescue points out that the silliest plan
of all Is for Enslishmen to pronounce
Latin as II 1t were bad Italian. We might
as well pronounce Portuguese like French
Meanwhile restored Latin is winning its
way rapidly everywhere. 1t has conquer
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subsequently it was written c. Except in
one or two archaic forms, like "kal, 1t
never occurs in Latin word
So much for the question by this time
become elementary. how Latin ought to
be pronounced. Now for the inau ry
whether 1t is worth while for England or
the United States or any individual
scholar therein to adopt the restored pro-
nunciation." If uniformity. the capacity
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of making oneself understood by Latin
scholars i'm other countries. Is desirable,
an Affirmative answer must be given. We
must dismiss from our minds the notion
that there is such thing as. Cont
nentaF' pronunciation of the Roman
speech. French Latin Is as uninteiiigibie
to Germans as the old English way. There
are only two alternatives-namely, for
every one to adopt the restored pronun-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-14

Mems Natural Wool Underwear,
good, heavy quality; we'll made and
trimmed; shirts and
drawers in the lot: odd <n
sizes; regular 81 values. OvC
Mems Sanitary Fleece-lined Under
wear, made with heavy velvet fleec-
ing: shirts and drawers to match:
shirts with long and short sleeves and
drawers with reinforced
seat: in tan and gray; all N~
sizes: sold regularly at SOC .1VC
each. Reduced to.
Mems Heavy Derby Ribbed Under
wear, in ecru and blue: good elastic
quality: shirts and drawers On
in the lot: odd sizes: worth .1VC
CSC each. Remnant price.
Mems Wool Coat Sweaters. extra
we'll made and finished; in heavy
and medium weights; in plain gray,
tan and white: also gray with navy
and maroon borders: all no
sizes: worth $3.50 Reduced VOC
u .''''''
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Juvenile Wearables.

Juvenile Wearables.
Lot of Misses and Girls Atwood
Coat Sweaters, in white: slightly
soiled from handling On OM
R ResulaF to- price. SEQ. > L oZy
Remnant lot of Knit Toques, Knit
and Flannelette Sacques.
Felt and Silk Caps. Values n~
worth up to SOC each. Re VIC
duceo to
Is Dresses. of all-wool serge CASH
mere and check material. Plated
skirts and few sailor
styles. Odd sizes. Val IN q no
ues worth up to $500 ~ II WS
each. Remnant price " ~
Children's Caps of bengaline silk
poplin, embroidered silk and bear
skin. In white. pink and
blue; slightly soiled Values hm
worth up to $500. Remnant AlVC
prize. ...........
Small lot of Cloth and Bearskin
Coats. in white and colors. Also
Fall : weight Refers;
odd sizes. Values worth 10 100
up to ss.es. Reduced 81 w.
".
Remnant lot of Girls Dresses. of
ldnCy pldlu WOTSleuS-
Neatly trimmed. Values
worth up to $50. Re WSC
ouced to-. ..................
Remnant lot of Boys and Girls
Night Drawers, of canton flannel,
with and without feet; open
down the back. Sizes up ~
to 10 years: Regular price, 48C
Children's Flannelette Nightgowns.
pink and blue stripes. made with
turn-down collar trimmed with braid.
Sizes up to II years. Reg On
ular price, SOC each. Re- c0VC
Children's Flannelette Petticoats.
in white and striped effects. and
e :ss. s $s 12c
Lot of Infants Long and Short
Cambria Slips. Long and Short
Flannelette Petticoats. made 90
with waists. Regularly 29c VIC
each. One day at. ..........
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Bows Clothing.

Boys Clothing.
Lot of Boys Fancy Cashmere
Straight Knee Pants: odd NJ
sizes: regular SOC and 75c ZSC
values. Reduced to. .........
Six Boys Suits of navy blue
serge, junior style: with yoke and
P Psats: si ss.'' 5, s'9 saa S2.75
years. Reduced to. .....
Boys and Children's Small Shape
Tam o'Shanters, in red and NJ
navy; regular price. SOC. ZSC
Remnant price.
Boys Juvenile Sailor. and Russian
Belted Suits. with bloomer pants; of
fancy cashmere and cheviot; sizes
from 21@ to 8 years: 90 on
regular So and $3.50 - Il .SV
values. Reduced to-.
Small lot OF Boys Double-breasted
Suits, with knickerbocker pants; all
dark patterns and win
ter weight: sizes Z to x~~ =e
II years; values worth sS2./S
up to ST. Reduced to.
20 Boys Refers and Cossack Over
coats, one and two of a kind; mostly
worth up to 81. Re ST.. $50
duced to.
Boys f derdo wn
Bath Robes, odd sizes: 49, 40
regular price. $3.50. - y AlW
Remnant price. .........
Boys Russian Belted Sailor Collar
Suits, fine quality. washable ma
terials; the Mothers Friend brand;
S white and e s%a y ysI's; csc
worth up to So. Reduced to-.
Boys Navy Blue Serge Bloomer
and Knickerbocker Pants: NO
odd sizes; regular $1.39 and VSG
$3.50 values. Reduced to-.
Boys and Children's Broad Brim
Sailor Hats, of imitation 80
patent leather; regular SIC.
price JGc. Remnant price. -.
Boys Atwood Coat Sweaters. in
gray, garnet and navy: odd sizes up
TO "a inches chest measure; 30
regular price Sl.5O. Re- VIC
duced to.
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Dress Goods Remnants,
@Mn Wi for Qualities Sold
A0V i Vuo as High as 75c Nd.

To clear stock OF all and short lengths of Dress
Goods we have made this sweeping reduction for
Choice offered of various desirable dress materials
Guiding awool shadow stripe erge pencil stripe mohars all
wool SERGE heavy weight melton cloth shepherd checks,
wool cashmere fancy suings Scotch plaid English sicans
alwool chevots. etc.
Black and leading colors. Remnant price, eoc yard.
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May Seek the Far East.

Copies Of the descriptive circular issued
yesterday by Maj. Sylvester have been
sent out broadcast. The police think
Sturgis may have left for the far east,
sailing from the Pacific coast, or may
have sought hiding place in some re-
mote part of the Dominion
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IT ST. y. W, IZ12-2 furnished rooms. On
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.GRIBBLE SUSPECTS
PASS THE 100 MARK
Police Making Wholesale
Arrests - Reward of
$1,000 Is Offered.

SAVANNAH. Ca, Dec. u.-Deter-
mined to run down the mJrderers Of
Ellie Gribble and her daughter. Mrs.
Carrie Ohlander. and Mrs. Maggie Hun
ter, who We're found dead At their homes
here yesterday. the police are today
making wholesale arrests IN the negro
section Of the city. More than 80 ne
croes have been arrested since the dis
Covery of the crime. a reward OF
$1,000 has been offered.
The police believe a negro, breaking
iu. the Gribble home while the women
were alone. seized an AK IN the wood
shed. beat Mrs. Gribble TO death. struck
down Mrs Hunter. and then Killed Mrs
Ohlander after assaultinE her.
BlOOdhounds were used yesterday IN
the search. but they were of little or no
aid because the scene Of the crime is
in The heart of the city, and the deed
was committed several hours before its
discovery
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Legal Notices.

IL THE SUPREME COURT OF TIDE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA As Court OF
bankruptcy. In the matter OF Jesse G. Err
good and Jesse L. ErEood as individuals
and as co-partners trading under the arm
name or J. T.. ErEOOd & Co. BauIrupts In
bankruptcy, No 6Sl. Notice is hereby given
that the above named baukrupts have Med
their petition, praying for a Discharge from
all their debts in bankruptcy, both as in
dividuals and as a Co-partnership. and that
their creditors and other persons in interest
are required 20 enter their appearance in
opposition. II any desire, In the clerk =
oNice OF said court. on or before the end
day Of December 1909 at 10 o'clock a. m
WILLIAM NJ. HALLAM, Referee in Bank
ruptcy. IL
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Il ST y. ", 9lS-Large room on ID floor.
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Storage.
Window Cleaning.

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY wINDOws7
White help and moderate prices. LEON I.
CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning Co.. r.
moved 20 gzI @ ". W. Phone n. 5I5g.
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Christmas Suggestions
Xmas Suggestions From
S. KAHN, SONS & co.

Kann's special $500 train and
track Observation-Disclosures. 1L9S
Child's Miniature China Tea
Set, "a pieces. ............. $2.9S
Toy Town POstoffice. ...... 49c
DollykI-:s and BObyBins Dolls. 25c
Three light quadruple plated
Candlesticks ..... S449
German Silver Purses. ... Rsc
Long Crepe Kimonos, fguraS
and plain .............. $500
Hand Crocheted Slip9Gs, all
coi0fs Observation-Disclosures. CSC
Maline Neck Bows. with TO-
settles Observation-Disclosures. 25c
$3.50 Spangled Scarf or Head
Throws observation-disclosures. $1.49
White Stone Set Hat Pins, 80
stone .................. CSC
Old-fashioned Brass Dinner
Gong Observation-Disclosures. s4.9S
Solid Gold Signet Pins. ...... CSC
S25 Black French Lynx Sets
for ........................s12.50
OTHER GIFT SUGGESTIONS
SEE OUR AID PAGE.
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Workingmen's Wants.

WORKINGMEN-Yo VIII be able 20 form a
little trust an your own with the s. note
saved by seeing us for a slightly used tailor
ed suit or OverCOat at 50 10 $40. please the
wife and baby keep tho boys guessing.
one price only. JUSTHS OLD STAND. SO
ID n. W. II
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Law and Collections.

ALL CASES; all courts. secret service Col
lectlons. u. 5. Legal Corp. $40 Bond Bldg,
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SCHOOL GIRL SUES.

NEW YORK. Dec. u--Dr. Frank A.
Hatcher. OF Brooklyn. must pay 5000 to
Miss Louise X strut, whom ne wOOed
as a high school girls but failed to
marry. She asked for 500 600.
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Investment Property.

8 PER CENT net investment on Capito.
I'M, 2-story apt. 10 rooms. baths. cellar,
excellent condition. rents Els month; truSs
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For Sale-,Farms.

FINE LITTLE CHICKEN FARM-so acres.
7-rcom house; hue condition; right on rail-
way all in cultivation; well watered; 4
chance ct 81. 900.
J. JEROME LIGHTFOOT. 1404 H St \. ".
Farms and Local Real Estate.
deI1-2t
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For Sale-Business Property

FOR SALE-GOod business corner near TJh
and r SITS. y. w. now renting for Sl31 per
month-rent can be Increased; value is in
Creasing rapidly. This Is estate property
and must be sold; fun Information from
sales department
THOS. J. FISHER G. CO., INC)
73S 18th ST. y. w.
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Money to Loan on Real Estate.

We HAVE SUMS OF 5000 TO $4,000 TO loan
on D. . real estate: minimum charges 20
borrowers GARDINER = DENT OnC-). si2
18th ST. ocz-u
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates Special priv
iIeges with respect 20 prior payments Large
amounts a speciality. TYLER & RUTHER-
FORD. 80 18th 81. n W. nOl2-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on D q REAL. ESTATE
Lowest rates Of interest Payments on
nrIncIpaI in amounts OF 500 or more re-
eeiyed at any interest period. THE +. II.
SMITH CO., Bond Building. l40S y. Y. ave.
1y15-G
MONEY 10 LOAN-S250 70 $500. 600 on ID. c
real estate. Interest low, and all transac-
lions conducted with economical consideration
for borrowers.
WM- H SAUNDERS & CO.
14O1 r ST. n ".
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES or
INTEREST on ID. c. Real Estate. No un-
reasonable delay
WALTER H ACKER.
fe4-tf i4O ST. y. ".
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For Rents Stores.
Wanted-Houses.

TO BUY in central Northwest. Groom brick:
state price BOX %, Times Office. IT.
cars. Heights preferred. pay cash. give ad-
dress; want 10 see sunday. BOX 2Z7. Times
Office. del0-2t
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Equities Wanted.

HAVE YOU ANY EQUITIES IN houses or
lots that are burdensome TO carry. IF YOU
viii sell at the right price we have the pUr-
chasers.
SPCGNARD & KING.
1870 New York ave DELFT
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Auction Sales.

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE-On Tuesday. De-
cenber -, 1863, at 10 a. m. at the Greater
Washington AuciiSs House. SIS louisiana
ave y W, viii sell all the goods and
chattels for storage due and unpaid IN the
names % Thomas Harrison, J. Williams
des-St
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Wanted-Rooms and Board.

GENTLEMAN will pay s. a week FOR room
and board I'm private family where there are
no other boarders or children. BOX 212
Times office. de9I1
REFINED young couple desire unfurnished
room WITH board: private family preferred
BOX pa Times Office. de9-4t
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Spiritualisna.

MEETINGS az s3s NJ 81. ~ w. Monday aud
Thursdays S J.. m. Daily readings. MRS
J. II MALTBY. de5.9II
PRIVATE READINGS daily. 3 a ma 10 .
p. m.. a. 624 ] n. W; prices. 30 cents
AR o. LINAWEANER. de7g1Is
NINE CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM. reads
your life correctly. gives names, factC. daily
and Sunday Col 90 81 n. L.. cor l., near
Union Station. Ladies only. 1y7-tf
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Coal and Wood.
Bookbinding.

Bookbinding.
MAGAZINES BOUND.
High grade work at exceedingly low prices
Paper and blank books ruled special.
CHAS. H. POTTER 4 CO.,
Phone Main $3.50. 80 18th ST. n W
oC23-sa-tf
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Dress Suits For Hire.

Dress Suits For Hire.
ONLY UP-To-DATE full dress and tuxedo
suits for hire " 7. PINES. Merchant
Tailor. I006 9Th st n. ". ocls-s0t
For Rent-Stores.
FOR RENT-111O 18th St y W: I3x65 IT
parquet floors heat furnished storage
space in cellar; large show windows; corner
Of alley. For price and further particulars
see
JOHN W. CHILDRESS. 14I2 g N W
deI1-5t
FOR RENT
14O5 W 81 n W, large room so. %
FRANK T. RAWLINGS CO.
1505 Pa. ave y. ". deI1-5t
FOR RENT-NeW store on II ST N z. Floor
space 17x50; hOt-water heat rent SIS.
A. c. HOUGHTON & COMPANY.
623 ct. n w de7-Uf
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Help 'Wanted-FemaIe.

+. Times office de1I-2t'
CHOCOLATE or bon-bon dipper. IA 7th at
y. w. de9-3t
IS. references required: also chambernaid
laundress, SIS; white waitress.
EUREKA" 1011 y. Y. ave. N. W.
rrr dcI1-et
COOKS chambermaids. searnstresses. general
housewOrkers, cleaners, apt. house. 1855 1lth.
II
DRESSNA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and competent
by the day; only who can design, cut
fit etc. need apply Can between hours Of
10 and :, Sunday or Monday, at Apt. Al. III
Vermont ave. It.
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Miscellaneous.

MAX BROTBKY & son. Mirror Manufac-
tuners: resilveIing. reEildlng. beveling- Phone
Main 5s77-M. eo7 e st. n, W. Oclb-sot
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.
JANITORS, buffers. cooks chambermaids,
Mattresses all domestic help SIS 9th. NJ GS01.
II
WANTED-A few pupils Of either sex 70
teach them the art Of ventriloquism; lots OF
fun; anyone car be taught; terms reason
able. Address VENTRO, Times Office.
da11-3ts
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Help Wanted-Male.

EARN SO to SIS a week during spare time:
We as manufacturers start you and furnish
everything: no caBvassing: . simple, sue
cessfUI mail orIer plans TO keep our fac
tones busy: we coach you and show you
how 20 get business you pay us in 3 months
and make big profits; spare time TO start;
write today for positive proof. PEASE
MFG. CO. 5S6 Pease Bldg. Buffalo, y. Y.
no21-2it
LADIES. TAILORS-2. nr=t-class. at once;
good wages III 18th St \. W dell-3t
PIANO PLAYER, at once. steady place 20
reliable man. QUITS HOTEL 9th and Ia
ave. y. W. dcl1-2t
PTIMRFR-First-cIass: steady work to com
petc"t man Apply 2l26 Pa ave. \. w.
TATLOR-ONE who understands old and
new work. Call 2S12 14th. deIO-3t
W 4 y T f D-DIRIEDIATELY. EXPERT
PLY TO SUPERENTNDNT, WOODWARD
& LOTHROP. de10-2t
WANTED-Two galvanized iron cornice
hands; tin roofers. 65l Pa. ave S. L.
wANTED-Bright boys. from Is to Is years
Of age. for bundle wrappers, stock rooms
delivery wagons and floor service. Apply %
Superintendent. WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
uoS-tf exSu
Old OVERUOLT whiskey. 50 per gal. JOHN
WEDDERBURN CO. SIC go st. y. W
SHERWOOD. SAME PRICE .de9-u
WANTED-Men and boys over sixteen years
Of age. good wages permanent work ABBY
basement Of li0l + St n. w jys-w. NIT
YOUNG MAN 60 work on barrel wagon sal
airy and commission. Call =. m. ANIERI-
CAN ROTTLING CO. Sl7 18th n r. Il
YOUNG MAN as bill clerk, one with knowI-
edge n bookkeeping preferred; opportunity
for Advancement. BOX 22S. Times office.
deI1-3t"
YOUNG MAN for grocery store: one who I'M
derstands meatcutting. 152S Turner y. +.
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F ST y. E 307-Sec0nd floor. two nicely
furnished rooms, suitable Tor married couple;
cheap. ne.-r Union Station. deIl-Jt"
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F ST n F.. 523-Furnished rooms, suitable
for one or two men. dell-3t-
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galvanized iron cornice
lands; tin roofers. 65i Pa. ave. S. L.
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Stove Repairing.

MACE NEEDS REPAIRS CALL MAIN 500.
ESfI IRE STOVE REPAIR Co. 122s II n. ".
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Business Opportunities.

FOR RENT-Bakery; owner viii do 500
worth Of business monthly with new tenant
as a starter BOX go. Times office de1l-3t*
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For Rent Rooms
Furnished.

+ ST. y. VI 21O-In weIl-kept home, three
beautiful rooms: modern cOnveniences; light
housekeeping: refined adults only. de9-5t-
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FLA AVE. ~ w 1885, furnished rooms
adjoining BATH heat and gas; VIII rent 70
couple for light housekeeping. II
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Situations Wanted-Female.

PARENTS DESTROYS Of having their chill
dren brought up I'm private home will ad-
dress MATRON. 500 f y. E. de1l-3t'
WASHING to do at home, s27 K St n ".
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WANTED-Bright boys. from Is to Is years
Of age. for bundle wrappers, stock rooms.
delivery wagons and floor service. Apply 70
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W a y T f IMMEDIATELY. EXPERT
ENCED CHINA AND TOY PACKERS. AP-
PLY TO SUPERENTNDNT, WOODWARD
a. LOTHROP. de10-2t
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hOOmS and BOARD.
u ST y w 3O1-Room and board s. week:
table boarC 81. so week. de7-6ts
I. ST. y w lOl5-Iarge well furnished front
room: table board. detO-3t"
NEW JERSEY AVE. SIS nicely furnished
connecting front rooms; hot and cold water:
next 90 bath; home cooking; very reasonable
and private delO-3t
NORTH CAPITOL. ST. 24O-Roorn and board
for two- S41 > month. de9-3t'
RIGGS ST 1915
Two or three rooms; heat. gas and bath.
for light housekeeping. del0-et
sTH ST. y W, 7I7-Large I'd story front
room and bJgrd. s. week up. deS-4t
nth ST. y. W, 1i35-Furnshed rooms; first
class board: s. week. de9-Sts
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Typewriters.

REBUILT l. &. Smiths. Underwood Rem
ington, Smith Premier, good as new, FOR
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EYE ST. y. W. 626-Nicely furnished room
fer gentlemen; phone; heat and all convent
ences del1-3t"
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Educational.

MATHEMATICS. elementary and advanced
taught boy university Eradua o. experienced
tutor, best of references, price soc per hour
Address BOX DOB. Times office. dclO-3t
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n ST. n W. 1O65-Seco al floor room; 2
large windows; nicely furnished. DELETE
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TATIOR-ONE who understands old and
new work Call 2S12 14th. deIO-3t
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For Sale Miscellaneous.

INVEST YOUR SAVINGS weekly o. month
IS In gold bonds; Sc interest payable semi
ann Jally; our gold bonds have loan value
at all times. Write for particulars. 2. D.
BOX 2456. Washington. D. G.. dell-2t
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-07-09
Getting Rid of Ants On
Lawns

A letter addressed TO the Pesn De-
partment of Agriculture was referred
to State Zoologist Surface, in which
the writer asked for information as to
how to get rid of ants on his lawn and
stated that a certain fluid had been
recommended to him by the Depart
ment, the name OF which he had for
gotten.
Prof. Surhce replied that the ma
terial which he recommended, to
which the writer had reference, for
destroying ants on lawns, is carbon
bisulfide, pnd then continued as fol-
lows: ''This is a foul smelling LIQUID
which volatilizes, and the fumes of
which at once destroy the pests
Make holes in the ground near their
nests. Make these to a depth of a
foot or more, and from one to two
or three feet apart, according to the
porosity Of the soil. Pour into each
hole from one third to one half tea
cupful Of the bisulphide of carbon,
and cIose IL with earth by tramping
1t in. 1t may possibly increase the
efficiency by covering the holes with
wet blankets, CT something to hold
the fumes down for a while. Kees
fire away from the liquid and its gas.
1t Will not injure vegetation.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-07-09

Near Kingston, N. Y, whore ty.
phoid feser is prevalent the STATE
board efter examination has conclud
Od that the epidemic can DO traced
to flies and mosquitoes. Il recon
mends that patients be isolated while
sick or convalescent, from these
pests.
Aafamoras did n rushing business
this week arresiing auto sprr,lers.
Twelve paid their respects to the
bur e $ In one day. Newspaper re-
port says the Wilkes Barre Auto
Club will take action against that
Borough for arresting one John
O'Niell and party who had met with
an accident near Egypt Mills and
were going to tho hospital for aid. {.
In that case possibly one violation Of
Jaw which resulted in damages did
not preclude the bunch from attempt
ing another which resulted in arrest.
Walter MoCraoken, of layton, N.
j, is employed at Herbst's drug
store.
Albert I.uhrs Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
spent the first of the week with his
family here.
The ball game here the third lc-
tween tine Tigers of Nesark and the
Milford nine resulted in score Of 8
To 0 in favor of tho latter club. At
Newton July 9th, the Milford nine
played Newton two games re ultlng
in each niuo winning game. In
The first Newton won score 3 to /
and in the second Milford won score
4 30 L.
Tho races here Jnly fifth were
fairly well attended. John r owned
by NJ. N. Thornton won the fi,st ;
John w, owned by Tom Conmy Of
Port Jervis won the second; ana
i3illy Beauty owned by Whitnore of
Port Jervis the third. None cared
10 make time record and it is prob
bile the result was predetermined.
Lancelot Wilson, of Now York, is
pending a few weeks with his par
snls here.