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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-22
A Girl Camper Comfort bic Yet Attractive

hcftrc retiring will make them grow
thick and look glossy.
Na>oline and yellow ocher are used
IL dressing for russell shoes.
To clean mother of pearl apply Il
paste uf whiting and wash off with
cold water.
soreness about or under the nails
viii heal If a little salve or amandine
is applied
\ tight ring will come off easily IL
the hand il placed in very cold water
for ii while,
Pearls viii never lose their luster
If kept in dry magnesia instead OF
wrapped i'm cotton,
To clean di~eotorel ivory knife
handles rub them carefully with fine
emery or sand paper. thea polish.
\ lttla ammonia in the water used
for hathn" win remove perspiration
ami the d:S1 greeatle ofInr caused by 1t.
little @Wret oil thoroughly rubbed
into the i&tout leather with II soft
flannel cloth NiI make the shoes look
liEe neH.
To roll u the eyes into the head Is
n ver,. lad habit anil will ie"ariablv
thC finest eyes.
Sntrl s~ot& may be rrtaatcst from
white rirE or satin by rubin, i!te spot
Attt. spff flannel aItta dipped in a
l.trlt atrohri or ether.
When Il hit is vat with rain 1t
should he dried with IA silk handker-
chief. brushed with soft brush and.
when nearly dry, with harder brush.
4 tea@r oonfuI If lemon juice in a
cupful NJ tepid water viii remove all
stains from nails and skin and loosen
the cutirlc better than a sharp instru-
ment.
The crown Of a crushed straw hat
should be dampened with cold water
and stuffed lightly with old, soft
raper- Then put To dry in hot place.
II will be restored IL its former shape.
Women who wish Ia retain the
beauty Of their neCks and threats
should be careful not Ia muffle them
tno much with high collars and stocks.
Such muffine makes the skin tender
and lnterferes with the circulation.
An excellent lotion for the hands
and fare Is made by pouring boiling
water am a small hagful of oatmeal
Press the bag gently. then pour off the
clear part draining il into bottle
and add "a small quantity nf bay rum.
II the fingers get badly stained peel
ing fruit or vegetables. try rubbing
them with sorrcf leaves ar rhubarh.
both "f which contain oxaiie acid.
spots in ttBeu 1T other white fabric
3n4~ he removed hy the same method.
Murtattc tar glacial acid applied to
wart tNa nr threc times daily Will
rmu=@ it tn contract blaeken and
finally fall aat. Use II wooden tooth
rick i'm applying the acid and take
sst.45 rare Hat IN touch the normal skin
Hjth tht. acid
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-22

locked on her; her figure did not suit
her. :" she decided on vigorous cuun-
tN exercise, one at ,u~ FUNGUS az
trcsse$. who holds the palm for figure
perfection. takes daily long walks and
horseback rides, and with dieting
Keeps her figure down to syIph-like
lines. Elsie Janis Is another who gets
up early. dnuS her walking clothes.
and after a. light breakfast rides till
Luncheon time In the park, Then to
rehearsal and motoring afterward Till
time for dinner.
Annette ke,.arman. the wonderful
diver. who WAS at the hlppndromr in
New York, declares that swimming is
thu most wonderful thing in the world
tn enable one Ia acquire grace of line
and the proper figure curves.
Hunting and the fishing costumes
are made al khaki and BRIGHT culure1
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-22
CSIZZ7ZZZR %6QZUzE4R
%OLZZ ozaZZXZ9O00cY

II there l. one place where the aver
age person loves Ia linger. it il the
shoe shop. where all of the beautiful
things in shoes, slippers and boots are
to he had.
one finds i'm the shops naw the dear
est little sandals with dainty ribbons
To tie around the ankles for wear at
the SeaShore These prevent the feet
from being hurt by the pebbles and
shells an the beach. Fur house wear
there arr high-heeled pumps. and these
come in almost every color and mate
rial possible. Bronze shoes. which are
81 much sought after i'm the early
spring ana summer. are still popular
Soft sueaes are pretty. and i'm this
kind If ii pump ar shoe one is better
able to match novelty colors.
Canvas ties and pumps are GOBLIN,
t. the feet. and have the feel of a kid
gluve: they are just the thing Ia wear
with white linen dresses and suits and
lingerie gowns This material comes
made up i'm OXFORD ties and pumps.
with and without the ankle strap.
The athletic girl must he particular
la get the right boot to we8r TOR her
different outing sports She must have
the regular riding boots for her mad
gaItnp acrtss the country. for noun
tain climbing: besides her correct
wearing apparel and Alpine stick she
should provide herself with stout boots
that hare M the leg: for tennis the
ftat-heeled Whit canvas, with the rub
her sole; and If she is stopping 81 a
hntei sing must haze varied assert
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-22

IT, IA phIIadelrhtan has been granted
at patent un a. machine IL pass tobacco
leaves In bundles under N-rays In kill
the small insects which infest them.
An EngB8~HmaR has perfected Il
complicated marhtne for figuring out
tide tables With 1t he can in two
hours tlo the work that formerly re
uujrrd about six months.
The area AFT Alaska Is So great that
the government maintains five agrieut-
tural experiment. stations there in or
der that crops may be tested under
all the ,-ginatj. conditions,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-22

the fluffy Grtlly effects that Paris is
taking up nov. All the new fr1cks are
breaking out into riot of friils. some
pleated some gathered In the old
fashioned way Skirts show several
narrow rufflr~ tn graduated widths,
Tiny ruffIes are placed un h"aice>
down the edges nf panels and outln-
ing the front closing. This epidemic of
friil< il the advance warning "t the
Louis mode, which iS surely nn the
way
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Rea,ts!s,ful Sports.

month Of hcalthCul mountain
climbing. shooting fishing hv the es,ni
stream, &o!Eins, rowing, playing tennis
anu other outdoor amusements il III
G-'mtor benefit t. the average gtrt thar
any Ling term If medical treatment.
TIL" fresh air, the sylvan green Of the
Weeds, thu sang of the ''~.!~ a"e worth
mucn ,o The sncietr girl. III bachelor
girl and the shop girl. W. Yer hes
Walk in life she will come back To her
duties. sorlai ar business. "A renewed
being. She will come hack with the
feeling that life. even though she does
have IL work hard for her daily bread.
is well worth living. if one finds the
right way
Tlr outing girl ~ always popular
with her brothers and 9TH girls
hrtthnra. Their. is a shirt If ban CAM
a.a6erio a7s4ut her that. has no con-
ne"tiaa with tbs hohemlanism that she
il liah'@~tn affect in large s.itr She
should take t. comfortable th.ngs as
much as posSih.e- Ii she IL II "a hotel
in thu evening. she will of course.
ns ed all al her summer wardrobe Of
dainty tra2ks. in ad.litian to her out
ing elothe&> consisting nj heavy walk
iHg hesotS, rsdlaz boots. suits - khaki
and tha Invaluable sweater
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-22

wooden stuffs. Don't forget tho
Sw' ater in the outins getIp. The$a.
knitted garments are Of gr.,. rleca
with bright green r. rel.
IN going To the mountains ar the
country special care should he taken
/" keep the skin protected as much as
possible from the searching sun and
consequent harvest at freckles 4
good cold cream should lac taken along,
abs" plenty OF beauty lotions that have
the stamp of approval nf some good
chemist and pnwder~not the richly
pcgfumed varieties. but some simple
talrum OF rice powder With the face
f"tions and the coid creams be sure
t" include "a medicine kit of simple
remedies. such as one II sure to need
now and then.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-22
Outing Head@aar.

TIL outing hat L. plain II s'laai'd g,s,
small so that u hen the bresxe, blow
one viii not have tin uncomfortable
feeling that the hair l. being aass ii
nut IL tEe Pants Hats MARI. with a
sh""tsns c"~tune Frequently have ia
trimming. The mountain clint ~>'% ma.
Is hrua5er If brfm hut Frequently
shaUs na trimming. The riding hat l.
at tur8@ 81. bB= ~AE:ar AZ trEeon. ~a4ga
At the TH%e8e horse show @rs' >g2ars
%uang sa~tetv~ girl Nar@ n smart pan
anna hat. with her smart rzIins 2sli-st
# black ard gray check Ar"tHvr
prominent ~,~-5~tE 1rman ss.r.. e
charming sfds@y habit d5vf tst ~>.3t
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-22
Physical Care.

Eat plenty Ga good, plain food and
il" H1t TT afraid IT, get picnt. IF
h"althfui eNcrriSe-~uffcient Ia make
y"u lsor~ptre freely. An alcohol rub
afterwards is good thing for thu skin.
but he careful not IL use too much.
as alcnhol j. AN a>tringeut and dries
the skin. Cold cream should he used
after tho alr"hni. which is best when
diluted third with water
For th"~t who want L. dispense with
r"r~ets an tn" cutting "trip there are
clever rnHtraptlonS which give FIRE"
lay To every muscle. AT the same time
SUPPORTING tn" figure tn such IA way
as h. keep II from growing unshapeiy
and tnn muscular far real beauty.
The he@t al the=t- devices il a HIP con-
liner with .ln>tirs. which Civ, ii smart
curry" Ia III" waist ANA hips und Is
GUARANTEED, To- reduc, TIA" hips, Some
are ii elastic, knitted fabric: another
style il of thin rubber
:" fang have rr uar~hipred lines
anil fields taat 1t l. relief t. turn t.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-22

Mountain climbing II considered one
Of the best known means al reducing
ones flesh and attaining IA graceful
figure. one girl reduced 20 pounds in
a very short time by this vigorous eX-
erctse. She WAS ii Marylander, and
came t" New York on shopping tour
She did L. like the way her gowns
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-22

G"lfing costumes with touches of
green her" ANA there are mos, atUac-
Tive. Panamas Of var. snail shapes.
with scarf trimmir"s are the pro1c /.
chareauN for the snort.
Mony of the mountain climbers In
the Adirnndacks and Catskills wear
regular knickorbockers and lesgings
like the men Riding boots are the
same az heretofore. very high and
made al stout leather in comfortable
shares
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-22

:" 'amg h4v" we Har~hirn"d lines
anil fields taat 1t l. relief t. turn t.
The Washington times., 1909-05-06
HOUSE OF COMMONS
PASSES THE BUDGET
LaborMember Explains Sup
port Given Asquith Meas
ure by His Party.

. LONDON. May 6-"There is no way
under heaven TO make the poor richer
other than by making somebody poor
err" is how the laborite member Of
parliament, Mr. Snowden. explains the
support given by his party to the Asquith
measure which materially increases the
taxation of the United Kingdom and
which was passed by the house Of COM
mons, by a majority of 107, under the
operation of the cloFhre. When one
member declared that capital would be
driven out of the country by the opera
ton of the new law, Premier Asquith
demanded.
Where viii IL fy TOT"
Mr.. AsQuith further said that the cost
of government throughout the world is
tncreasing and nowhere would there be
better opportunities for investment than
in England. The debate on the budget
in the house ended somewhat abruptly
by the government moving the closure.
The government majority was greatly
reduced
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Branch OFFICES.


REH's MODERN PHARMACY, 7th and e
ats. Main 1917.
NEW YORK AVE. PHARMACY, New York
cHAS. G. HORNUNG 'hristiana Pharmacy.
sw. cor. lth and NJ as. Phone ~ 2sgg
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa ave.
Phone 81. 1870.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY IIth and "a rt-
road. Phone c. 2S57.
l. T TAHLOE. cor. sth and SITS. Phone
y. z352
r. A. YEITcH. 2oth and n SITS. Phone \. 2a7
y. V. PATTIE. SS2s Georgia ave. Col 2sss.
hALTBH'S PHARMACY 1867 Calvert St
c. SS6l.
MATTINGLYs PHARMACY. 18th and L.
Phone y. 2GZ6.
Ii 7. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th 81. and
Massachusetts ave Phone NJ. fOi9.
GARNOLD. 3f01 18th -. Phone Col s37i.
oUIGLEY'S s PHARMACY. Z1st and q sts.
Phone ". 653.
y. d. HOWARD. 18th and ". Phone \. 21o1
CoLDENBERG's, !th and X SITS. Phone N
k59l.
space. Phone 81. 700.
GREENE'S CAPITAL A u V + TIsIN
AGENCY. n45 18th 81 Phone n a20s.
D. L. McAICHAEL, Cigar Store, 18Th and 2.
Phone n. 23S0.
D.. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7th St. Rhode
GESSFORD'S PHARMACY. sth and u sts
Phone y. Z35S
S. N. WAGNER & CO.. Ist and II. Phone
I. ia
n McNULTY & SON. Cigars and Tobacco
1895 18th ~. Phone North 2G27.
PAUL PEARSON, 18th 81. and Florida ave
y. w. Phone y. sl07
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FORT APPOINTS SON.

TRENTON, May 6.-Governor Fort to-
day announced the appointment of his
son and secretary. Leslie r. Fort, to
represent him at the Alaska-Yukon-Pa-
ctfic Exposition. at Seattle, i'm June.
Young Mr.. Fort declared that he would
pay his own expenses on the trip and
would be accompanied by his wife.
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PROPOSALS


PROPOSALS, L. s DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE, OFFICE OF THE SECRE-
TARY, Washington, D. C. May 3, 1909
Sealed proposals viii be received at the OF
flee Of the DisbUrsing CLERK. until p. m,
Friday. May p, 1903. for furnishing and de-
livering lathes and other shop tools, and for
furnishing and installing window screens and
doors. Specifications and full informa+iOn
furnished ON application TO the Disbursing
Clerk Bids must be sealed and addressed
10 the Secretary Of Agriculture, in accord
ance with instructions given on schedule.
JAMES WILSON, Secretary. my61O 10
OFFTCE OF THE CONSTRUCTING QUAR-
TERMASTER, TalIoma Sub-Station, Wash
ington ID. c.. May 3. 1903. Sealed proposals.
IN triplcate subject 20 the usual conditions
will be received here until j O'Clock Noon
May % 1903 and then opened. for furnish
.nZ and delivering earth for filling at Wash
inCton Barracks, d. c., either by hydraulic
dredge or hauling. Specifications. blank
proposals apd further Information furnished
on application. Proposals to be marked
s.proposaIs for Filling and addressed 10
II. l. PETTUS Constructing Quartermastsr.
Takona Sub-Station y. c. my3.A56.20.2I
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Sherlock Holmes would fud trouble
I'm solving some of the answers TO
problems presented In ssThe Hand OF
the Unknown The Times new serial
that will start Saturday.
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Advertisements VIII be accepted at
any of the following branch offices
ut regular office rates. II it is in
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch office or The Times
Business Office, they may be teIe-
phODed direct to The Times Main
$500, and a messenger viii call to
collect.
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McCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. cor. % and z
sts. Phone L. So
LADDoN PIIARMACY. 100 Florida ave.
Phone l. 1886.
KRAUss' PHARMACY. cor. 9Th and X sts.
Phone L 1891.
BENZ. T. LANHAM. 18th and Z. Cap. srs.
Phone l. 1o2-
cHAs. H BLUMER. \. Cap. and r SITS.
Phone y. 3016-
NccHEsNEY q JOACHIM. sth and F SITS.
Phone L gT92
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niSo M lei Ms
WANTS.
Suits and Coats.
FALK SFRlDAY FEAST
9l7 + Street N. w.
Bargains = Come Early


l DARK BROWN BROAT1CT OyrFF ssrrTr
SIZE 81. Reduced from $3.50 TO $500
1 BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED SUIT
SIZE . Reduced from SIS so TO $500
3 WOLFE SUITS
Reduced from 5000 to $3.50
1 LICAI RAJAH SILK SUIT
Reduced from $500 to $3.50
Reduced from SIS 90 to S. %
BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED RAJAH
oOA1- Reduced from So. so 20 $500
~ Shci.I BLACK SILK COATS
Reduced from $3.50 to 81. IS
CRAY CLOTH SUITS; SIZES 40 * A.
Reduced from $3.50 to $3.50
AND COLORS-
Reduced from 5000 and $3.50 to 5000
1 BLACK CLOTH RAIN COAT
Reduced from s145O to s7.25
1 SHORT BLACK VELVET COAT
. - Reduced from $500 to $500
WHITE BROADCLOTH EVENING COATS
Reduced from $500 to 5000
BLACK TAFFETA SILK DRESS SKIRTS
Reduced to $500
CHAMPAGNE TAFFETA COATS
Reduced from $500 TO $500
ECRU NET WAISTS
Reduced from $500 TO $50
10 FINE BLACK AND WHITE WAISTS
Reduced from SIS TO CSC
10 L-WOOL SWEATERS, ASST. COLORS
Reduced from S. 90 and $3.50 to s.. %
100 STRIPED PERCALINE PETTICOATS
WITH EMBROIDERED FLOUNCE-
Sl25 Value for CSC
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Three times within one week % cents a
lire; times. cousecutively. 30 cents a line
Minimum space. lines.
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MOTORCYCLES.

BUY THE BEST-Reliance Motor Cycles;
models. Auto Tire Repair Works. Sole a gts.,
nth and sts. n. W. Phone y. 1857.
mg3-9Qt
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GEORGETOWN
r. r. WELLER, Pharmacy. 1884 NJ st. n W
Phone L 1909 ". Z7s.
The Washington times., 1909-05-06

AEACOSTIA.
BURYS PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts. Phone L. 1913.
The Washington times., 1909-05-06
souTuwrsT

SOUTH WEST
v. HUGO EIsENBEISs. 7th and q sts
Phone NJ. 57o2
MCDONALD. J W. "a and l. Phone II
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COUNTRY BOARD.

GRAYSTONE GABLES, 10 miles north OF
Baltimore: elevation 90, feet; - minutes from
Union Station. acres shady lawn hrst-class
table and accommodation. moderate terms.
Address GRAYSTONE GABLES, Luthervie.
Nd ap2s-3Qt
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AND OTHERS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Class B
Class B

One cent a word each insertion. AIiniun
charge. Is cents
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SOUTHEAST.

SOUTHEAST.
A. =. POWELL, fth and East Capitol rts
Phone l. 1850.
A. 3. BURROWS. nth AID Pa. ave. Phone
L Ills
Roach DRUG CO. sth end C sts Phone L.
1867.
F. ?. WELLER. cor. stb and l. Phone W
SIS.
The Washington times., 1909-05-06

ALEXANDRIA, va
n. l. CARNE a CO.. Tss King ct.
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
7. A. eONNEMAN.
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HELP wANTEp-MALE.

APPRENTICE BOY for composing room;
two or three years experience WILKINS
nth and y SITS n W my6-2t
BARBER-steady work; guarantee given. %
BARBER for Saturday. 50 guarantee. and
work zoe l1th 81 y. z. my6-2t
BARBERs-Two for steady. uOs ith ST.
N. w. It,
BARBER-Whito. good. So FOR Saturday; 50
weekly; steady 1m 6th 81. y, W. my5-2t'
BARBER Steady employment 12ssA AZ st.
> w my4-3t'
BRICK CLEANERs-5 or good men: good
pay. Apply TO 1915 81 St s. W. 1t"
BoY-Colored. with wheel Apply 2s0s ll.H
80. y. W. 1t
BOYS; who know how TO sell souvenirs
IN6TON MONUMENT. O'Clock a. m
BoY-Good. al once. who knows city; must
be honest my5-2t'
BOY 20 attend soda fountain: one with ex-
perience. Apply HOWARD'S PHARMACY
!4tn ana w my5-2t
BOYS with wheels; good pay. DIME MES
SENGER SERVICE, 15S I3gh st. n. W.
ja2s-m tn, W. IN fritz
CANvASSERs-E Experienced and solicitors;
good proposition 20 right parties BOX %,
Times Office. my6-3t'
Good; country. E. BRICK
ERD. Lanham. Nd. my5-4ts
CARPENTERs-2 TO lay or iron work. AD-
ply az IRON WORKS. 9Th and V SITS ~ j.
CARPENTERs-Apply 14z3 Harvard 81. n. ".
COAT HELPER-No one but hrst-ciass work
ers need apply rs II n. W. myf-5t'
COLORED BOY with wheel. az New York
ave y W my6-5t
EXPERIENCED meat cutter In grocery
stc-e. la5l II ST y. u. my4-5t'
HELPER in ice cream factory. a2 II \. f..
ROSENFELT. my5-2t
HOTEL CLERK-AIso bartender help. for
hotels today. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY.
~ l0th ny4-3t
MAN TO work on farm; good place for right
party. Call at once. VINE VIEW CLUB.
18th and Rhode Island ave. n. L. Phone
~ S62l my6-2t
k5AN-Colored: 20 make himself useful hi
store. must be neat and able TO read and
write; $ per week. SCHROT BROS, Gil
La ave my5-3t
Met CUTTER WILLIAM LAWM1N. 9Th
ana A n. Z. Iy6-Zt
MORE EXPERT automobile men are vvau,ed
al the time; 50 don't work for nothing: take
our course. and get auto" position ar
a decent salary-S7500 to $4,000 per month
other fellows are doing 81 day or evening
classes; competency guaranteed in six weeks
Easy payments. Phone or write Tor par
ticulars AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON Inc. The Place 20 Learn.
1873 18th st. n. W. Phone North 1858.
ap29-a
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DENTISTRY.

NOT TOO HIGH. NOT TOO CHEAP
REA SONABLE PRICES
Plates, IS. al crowns and bridge work
(22k gold), 81; Sold aIlings. s. ana Up.
amaIgam Csilver) hlIinga ST. Work guar
anteed. Gas administered. DR. c. W
mh11-m. tn. SUIT
ALVEOL-AR TSETH-Painless. lasting won
derfuIIy Hfej.ke, bridEework or plating un-
necessary Pe rIess dlling, DIR J. l.. VIII
son. 1903 F ty2l-rf
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MOVING, PACKING, sHIPPING.

WASHINGTON FURNITURE co.'s EX-
PRESS, 7th and y. W. reasonable rates;
best service. North 2270. mh9tu, tn. Su-tf
FIREPROOF STORAGE
Separate locked rooms. 500 per month up.
Estimates furnished.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
CO.. 9ZQ-sz2 Z ST. n. W. ia7-tf
The Washington times., 1909-05-06
HOUSES FUMIGATED.

HOUSES, apartments. hotels, and Offices
scientifically fumigated. Estimates furnished
Don't move into strange premises and incur
the danger Of typhoid or other disease with
out consulting us
WE PROMOTE HEALTH
The National Distributing Co.,
A. B. GARGES. Gen. Mgr., SOC Westory Bidt.
ap3Q-tf
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

PRESS SERS-Good pay for right man. 1913
PREssER for new ccats; good wages. 728
Sth st. \. W. my6-st"
PREssER at once. 1HO Eye 50. n. w. 1t
PREssER-Good. 1911 NJ \. w. .-.e>s-5-9t
PREssER wanted at 2o12 P n. W. my5-St
SEVERAL LADIES' TAILORS on plain and
fancy work BODE, 90S 18th st. y. W.
my6-3t
TAILOR's HELPER on coats. 723 9th n W.
my6-3t'
WAITERs-OO. coIored; special occasion
Sunday. Apply this office. 10 a. m, Friday.
EUREKA, 10l1 New York ave. It
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house: beIlm.u; dish
washer. 1885 nth \. ". II
wANTED-Several youug men. by an old
line Insurance CO. SIS Corcoran Bldg
WANTED-Experienced salesman in Wom-
ems Shoe Department Apply to Manager.
Woodward LothIop. uye-3t
YOUNG MAN With experience in hats and
Tlen's wear. HENRY FRANC & SON. 4Ol
lth ST. y. W. my6-2ts
HELP WANTED-Male and Female.
wANTED-several white boys and girls for
light factory work. Rear 1915 s Cap. ST.
CENSUS-ClVIL SERVICE.
Short nand-Accounting.
Expert COaching-Individua instruction.
INTERSTATE. ~ 18th st. NV. Phone NJ. 4233.
ar10 a.
WANTED-Pers1ns 70 take a course for
CIVIL SERVICE OR CENSUS. Private and
class instruction. Now is good time to be-
gin. POSITION GUARANTEED to those
who finish our SHORTHAND or BOOK
cess. WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Sn
East Capitol gL aD2S-1Ot
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FLOOR OIL.

c. T. HUNTERS 5 san. tary dust killing floor
oil keeps the floors clean and bright. gives
them polished finish; 50c gallon. delivered.
Phone Main 545S. Once lis Pa ave. y. W
Good for your furniture. Try - my2-7t"
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PLUMBING AND hEATING.

WHAT'S THE USE Of delaying the needed
repairs TO your steam OF hot water boilers ?
Phone US the order and have IL attended 70
without delay. Large force OF compGtent men
always available. Prices moderate. WILL
LIAM CONRADTo 90. 1925 7th 81. n. W
Phone Main 242c -mhlS-th. .sa. tu-tf
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.

ONLY UP-TO-DATE fuH dress and tuxedo
suits for hire. Ii. T PINES. Merchant
Tailor. I0O6 9TH n W. ap5-6Ot
gl.OO UP-TO-DATE. gl.Oa.
Full-dress and Tuxedo Suits for hire.
JULIUS COHEN, u0+ 9TH st. y. W
Phone y. 362S ap4-6nt
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BICYCLES.
WANTED

To buy every bicycle in Washington. Cali
I1S Pa ave. n w apS-30ts
HEADQUARTERS for Unicorn puActurs-
proof tires. &l95. Other new tires 75c up.
Best and argest assortment IN the city.
AENDELL a CO. Iz2S 7th st. =. w
apr6-57t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

ALTERATIONs-Hsl for alterations on
womer 5 suits and skirts; best pay. Apply
90 Supt-, HECHT g. COMPANY. 513-5i5-51T
1th St fnvf-2t
ALL LADIES LOOKING FOR
FIRST CLASS POSITIONS
CALL AT
Prof IiVingston's New York Academy OF
Drcsscutting. DTessmaking, Designing, 100 g
myz-5t
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LAUNDRIES.
MATTRESS RENOVATTNG
TRUNK REPAIRING.

We MAKE a speciality Of repairing trunks
and handbags goods called for noderata
prices YELLOW FRONT HARNESS am
TRUNK SHOPS 18th & II NV. Phi sS2i III
ap30eo615t
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W0RKINGMEN'S WANTS.
WORKINGMEN-It seems as though our Of
fers are appreciated by those interested in
the pay envelope; a S5 note saved means
many additional comforts for the wife and
baby; see US for a slightly used tailor made
suit at 50 70 $40 Bob's fit is here; one price
only JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 619 d. 1t
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BOOkKEEPER-Wanted as assistant: must
understand double entry. Call 5O7 E y. w