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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-08

WANTED-Girl for general homework.
Apply 10 Warren st; phone 316. -7tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-08

WANTED-Dishwash her; good wages.
Apply Majestic hotel Hammond. IL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-08
FEMAI4EHEIP WANTED

WANTED-Good girl for general house
work Mrs. L A. Berezniak, 136 Car
roll st. Str
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MALE HELE WANTED.

WANTED-First-c lass shoemaker at
Calumet Shoe Repairing Co, 235 East
State st. ST.
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b'Qh SALE.

FOR SALE-Another Ford runaoout'
Hammond Garage, 72-74 So. Holman
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-08

ANTED-Dishwash Apply Erie no.
tel, Hammond. 4-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-08

FOR SALE-Four-room cottage; an
modern conveniences. 335 Logan ST
phone 2773.
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FOTTND-Iady's gold watch. owner can
have same by proving property and
calling at simpsons barber shop TO pay
charges.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-08

in return for the help given by labor at
the election. There were several men,
bers of organized labor sitting as mem
bers of the house, and they worked
like beavers for the labor measures, and
when they were turned down they rails
ed a big disturbance by denouncing
some of the members who had voted
against them.
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LOST AND FOUND.

IOST-Child's patent leather slipper,
size II, between Sellers store ana
Lenders drug store Saturday night
please return to o. E. Meek, Whiting
laundry.
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FOR RENT.

WANTED-Girl for general house,
work; German Hungarian or Ameri-
can; good wages and steady job. Stede
Kann, 724 Chicago ave. 81
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FOR RENT-Three-r room fiat and six
room; all modern: reasonable. Gary
Garage bldg, 6th ave. and Mass. Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-08

FOR RENT-Rooms for light house
keeping. PTS Michigan ave-; no chill
dren. S-tf
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FOR SALE-Furnishings of five rooms.
rockers, dressers. stoves, dlnins
chairs and table etc; in one lot or
separate pieces. 420 Michigan ave;s
Hammond. Ind.
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FOR SALE-Second hand desk and ran
inRs suitable for express ofnce. Ap
ply at Times Office. Hammond. Ina.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-08

FOR RENT-s8-acre truck farm. ad-
Joining three depots at Dyer. Address
Philip Keilman, Dyer. Ind. rs
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FOR RENT-Flats. $40; modern. Gary
Brokerage & Insurance Agency. Rey-
nolds bldg, Gary. S-tf
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FOR RENT-Four-ro room cottage; 776
Michigan ave; convenient to Gibs on
or Standard Steel See Clayton. Times
Office. 2S-tf
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FOR sALE-Cheap.. s-drawer Nation1tah,
cash register; almost new win "a
easv navments OTTO c. F. Seehase, Ia
diaLa Harbor, Ind; phone 30. At-tl
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FOR EXCHANGE-Pape for a
horse. Address r s. Times rs
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PRODUCE MARKET.

t. f. Leeka. Rec. Sec. :
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FOR SALE-North side ball grounds,
at reasonable figure. Inquire at
Logan ST.
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FOR RENT-Six-ro upper fiat; all
modern improvements; at 119 West
State St, by Richard Zimmerman. 13
Forsyth ave; phone ia. 7-6
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-10-26

Just lose the jury, get rid of en-. De-
mand that they view the premises ana
see that they do it. We'd send 'em
where it would Take more than a Lit
tle-ton of COX or Blackstone to keep
EN- Warm.'
THE truth will leak out at last, you
say. That's just what we want to
happen. When no other dodge is left
and at just the psychological moment
our silent partner will put in his oar.
He'll make the biggest scoop of all by
writing up, lecturing up the gigantic
gold brick scheme of the ages, while
we promoters, explorers, witnesses,
Esquimos, dogs, sleds, and doubles
will in dime museums CLEAN with the
sickle what few pennies we missed
with the scythe.
and while all this is afoot gold in
perhaps even a larger stream will be
pouring in from another source.
Everybody is afraid OF somebody.
What will the transgressors of the
world, big and little, high and low.
one n several be willing to plank
down to AVE the condemning eve.
aye and the furnishing hand turned
away even for the nonce. What can
the trusts afford to shuck out to have
the tens Of thousands of watch dogs
Of the country set to baying the moor,
in short, to have the Argus eyes OF
the press glued otherwise than on
them and their dark doings; to have
the iron hand Of journalism loosened
from their collars ever for a twelve
month Or so. All, sir, with a perfectly
agency ramifying the whole
land We'll make everybody shell on,
from John d. clear down to the boozv
club mar hat his wife caught at three
O'Clock the night before trying to open
the night lock on the front door with
his cork screw. Shell out, Well make
the last demned one shell out or We'll
quiet down and they'll catch hades.
sheol, ghehenna and the old-fashioned
presbyterian hell to boot.
And when the north pole racket
has been worked to a fragile. let the
world catch breath, disguise YOUR
selves. change your names and pitch
into the south pole.
4 can see but one trouble. That is
that the chink Will flow into us faster
than we can reinVest it and get it back
INTO circulation; huS destroying the
world S monetary center of gravity
and throwing it out of it's financial or
bit. This will bother me because T
have still large plans ahead. For as
soon as machine gets strong
enough to fly up into the sky out or
sight l shall send rival expeditions To
the moon and later to Mars and per
laps the next Comet.
O. w. BLACKNALL.
kittfell, n. G..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-10-26
For the Reclamation OF
Swamp Areas
CONVENTION IN NEW BERN

Called for November 10 and 11-Since
the Last Meeting of the North Car
DINA Drainage Association a State
Drainage Law Has Been Passed and
1t Will Be Discussed as To Its Eff
~fectiyeness.
State Geologist Joseph Hyde Pratt
has announced the dates for the sec
ond annual meeting of the Nortl1 Car
Dina Drainage Association, he being
secretary Of that organization. The
convention will be held in New Bern,
November 10 and II. Since the last
meeting of the association the North
Carolina Drainage Law has been en-
acted, and there are now eight drain
age districts formed, or in the pro-
cess Of formation, under the opera
ton of this law. Men interested in
these districts will be at the meeting
to tell of their work and what it will
accomplish for their section Of the
State. The operation Of the law will
be discussed as to it's effectiveness. ALI
persons interested in the reclamation
of swamp and overflowed lands are
invited to attend the convention.
The State Geological and Economic
Survey has been interested in the sub
ject Of the drainage of swamps and
o~verfloWed land for several years and
has given special attention to the
problems of drainage of certain swamp
areas Of eastern North Carolina and
of overf1owed areas in the Piedmont
section of the State. During this in
Vestigation State Geologist Pratt was
impressed with the enormous amount
of swami land in eastern North Caro-
lima and its present unprOductiveness,
and especially with the fact that much
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-10-26

Washington. D. G., Oct. 22.-HuraJ
carriers appointed: E'uller's, route J.,
Albert w. Younts. carrier; Lee
Younts, substitute. TarborO, rout j..
Charles L. Fryer, carrier; S. ;, John
son, ub%Stitute.
The Washington times., 1909-12-10
Large Ocean Tug Is Hard
Ashore OFF York
HarbOr, Me.
LAKE MEN HUNT
FOR MISSING CREW
Six Workmen Drown When
Dredge Sinks in Thun-
der Bay.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Dec. 1O.-Lake
men today have about given up hope
Of rescuing alive capt f j. Bell
Of Ogdensburg, y. Y, and the twelve
sailors Of the freight steamer Clarion
which burned near Point Pelee. I'm Lake
Erie, Wednesday night
No trace Of the missing men wiso put
on from the burning ship in a life
boat, has been found. and as the seas
were running very high. it is feared
their boat was swamped and they were
drowned.
There is a remote possibility, how
ever, that the men were picked up by
some other lake vessel, which has not
yet been able to make port.
The life-saving station at Point Pelee.
Ont, reports today that during the
night big steam barge went on the
shoals. The vessel has not raised dis
tress signals. but has steam up and Is
apparently trying to work her way OF
the shoals. She does not appear to be
in danger.
The Charles Hubbard. carrying ore
from Superior. is overdue here and Il
is believed she may be the steamer re-
ported ashore
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DISTINGUISHED MEN
TO ATTEND BANQUET
National Union Will Celebrate Ini-
tiation of 574 New Members
Into the Order.

a distinguished company has been in
vited 20 attend the annual banquet OF the
National Union FraternaI Association
TO be given this evening at the Ma
uonal Hotel which commentaries the
Initiation OF a class Of 574 new mem
bers
This is the largest class OF initiates
ever received at one time in a fraternai
organization IN this city and the In
ductiOn OF the new members. which
took place NJ the Masonic Temple last
night, was an Impressive ceremony at
tended by more than three thousand
members OF the order
Those present Included several Of the
supreme officers During the course
Of the exercises, ID. A. Help1pan, super
intendent OF field work. announced that
Mckinley Union Of this city won the
FIRST prize Of 300 awarded the union
writing the largest amount of insur-
ance during the year. The Atlanta
Union won the second prize and the
Congress Union the third.
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Bring In Survivors.

BUFFALO. n. Y. Dec. 10.-The big
freight steamer William A Paine ar
rived here today. bringing into port the
fourteen survivors Of the crew OF the
Inflated steamer William G Richardson
The Paine had been anchored near the
scene OF the disaster since the Richard
son went down yesterday. only Ieaving
this morning TO bring the rescued sailors
into port The Richardson was an
choTed i've miles off the entrance to the
harbor. fearing 10 try 10 enter on ac-
count OF the gale which was raging
The seas shifted her cargo and she
went down, i've members Of the crew
perlshinC. The others were rescued bv
the Paine, which had anchored near bv
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PORTSMOUTH. n. H. Dec. 1o.-The
tug Portland. Names largest ocean
going tug, Is today hard ashore on
stones Rock. Off York Harbor, Maine.
The tugs Portsmouth. T'iscatadua. and
Mitchell Davis are standing by while
the crew Of the Wood Island life-saving
station are Fastening 90 the Portland's s
aid.
The Portland struck during the night
AS the sea Is smooth, there is little
danger that the Portlaud's crew Of six
arc I'm great danger. though the vessel
Will likely be a total loss.
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EXPERIENCED COAT
HANDS WANTED
WE HAVE FIRST-CLAsS POSI-
IlONS IN OUR WOMEN'S Al
ITERATION DEPARTMENT FOR
EXPERIENCED HANDS on AL
IERAIlONS. APPLY TO SUPT..
HECHT q COMPANY. 5l3-5l5-5l7
7TH ST
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Seeks Missing Men

PORT ARTHUR, Ont. Dec. 1o.-BOats
are todsy searching for the bodies Of six
men who lost their lives last night by
the sinking Of dredge owned by the
Great Lakes Dredging Company, near
Mutton island. In Thunder bay.
The disaster was caused by the ice
cutting holes in the hull of the dredge
which was being towed into Port Ar
thur. Eight Of the men on board
jumped on TO a scow alongside but the
others sought to save some Of their be-
longings. and were lost.
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Class A
Wanted Agents
Wanted Help
Wanted Statesmen
Wanted Situations Sc q Line.
Wanted EuoWs or Board Minimum liuea
Boarding
ror Rent Rooms
Rooms and Board
Lost and Found
Glass b
All other classihCatious. Is cents Hne'
: times. 10 cents a lIne-minimum. 3 lines
Personals. Is cents line any number OF
times. SIX words 10 a line.
The Washington Times makes spe-
cial cash-in-adVance rates for Clas-
sitied Advertising.
Glass A
One cent a word each Insertion. Minimum
charge, Is cents-rninimum space. lines.
Class B
Three times within one week. "a cents a
line times, consecutively, % cents a line.
Miniwum space lines.
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order ans TuUy cQm 1pCd. cheap. Apply O.
a. REIJLE. rear Tl5 18th st. n. w
deI0-sts
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TO AUCTION BACHELORS.

RISING SUN. Nd. Dec. lO.-All Mount
Pleasant bachelors will n present plans
are carried out be placed upon the
block and sold al public auction 20 the
highest bidder al the annual festival OF
the Mount Pleasant Methodist Church.
70 be held July E. the prOct eds 70 be
added 20 the church treasury Ample
time has been given them to marry, II
they desire 20 escape being sold
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Lost

LOST-Coliie puppy, . months old; answers
name Curly bun one-third OF face. feet
and tip OF tail; white; missing from SS1 f
y. ". Reward. II
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PARIS BISHOP SUED.

PARIS. Dec. 1O.-Complers OF text
books OF French history haze brought
suit against Monsignor Annette. the
archbishop OF Paris. because OF an or
der he issued forbidding Catholic
parents from allowing their children 70
study these books. on the ground that
they teach anti-Christianlty.
The Washington times., 1909-12-10
wHIRLED AROUND SHAFT.

YORK, Pa, Dec. 10.-striclsen with
spoplexy. Henry Seiple. seventy-tyyo
years old. Of Wr:ghtsville, fell against
an emery wheel IN the foundry OF the
WriRhtsvllle Hardware Company, and
his clothing catching, he was whirled
about the shaft His skull was frac-
tuIed and ne cannot live
The Washington times., 1909-12-10
Missionary Frozen

sPcONER, MINI. Dec 10.-The body
OF Rev Ole o. Fugleskyie. mis-
sionary, has been found By a search
ing party, which had been hunting him
SINCE sunday. He had frozen TO death
He worked among scandinavian s.Iu17-
oerJacks' on both sides Of the border.
The Washington times., 1909-12-10

WINNIPEG, Man, Dec. lO-Fire in a
six-story warehouse caused a loss OF
100000 this afternoon The Thermometer
registered - degrees below zero and
the fremen froze TO their ladders
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Personal.

WILL MISS ATKINSON who was house
keeper al Hampton College, send address {,
FLORENCE STONE, Brightwood, y. q.
deS-3t
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Help Wanted-Male.

YOUNG MEN-severaI bright young men
used TO demonstrating Apply TO Superin-
tendent. S. KANN, SONS & CO.. before 10
a. m. II
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CARPENTER and Builder.

CONSULT ME- IN regard 90 your building OF
repairing when you want work OF quality by
Competenr mechanics. Prices moderate,
Phone Main 1917
CHAS. C. hENNON. ll5 18th St n. W.
ra.W.I-tf
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Wanted Statesmen.

AGENTS WANTED
To a reliable, energetic man u firm an op-
portunity is offered 10 make exceptionally
good connections with manufac .urer OF high
grade product having an extensive sale.
High grade credentials requir-,, Address
with fun Information. TIE rORMOFCNE
CoMPANY. Mlehigsn Ci;g. IND. IL
WANTED-Live energetic city salesman;
good pay and permanent position 20 right
party. Apply p. N. 3os3 NJ " W.
des-5t
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Floor Oils.

Ing FLOOR OH keeps che floors clean and
bright. gives them polished finish. 50c gallon
Phone Main 535s. Ddiee IIg pl.
ave. n. W GOOD FOR YOUR FUENs-
TJRE TRY 1T. de4----
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Help Wanted-Female.

CANNASSERS- Experienced. Room o. War
der Building, 9Th and F.. FEDERAL OP-
IICAL co. des-3t
CHOCOLATE or bon-bon dipper. ~ 7th st
y w. de9-3t
COAT HANDS - Experienced: steady em-
pioyment Apply az once. LAUGIAN'S 40-
9Th st. y. W. deS-3t
COOKS. white and colored chambermaids.
general hOuseworkers. mattresses nurses.
1883 Ifth IL
DEMONSTRATOR-Yo Iadv: es,perIenced
for window work for one voek beginning
December II. salary Jl2 BOX 265 Times Of
ice. deg-gt
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A>GHAJTN4S
ksyLEIE.ZILZ1LC
Little helps that will tighten the bur-
den Of holiday gift selection.
Xmas Suggestions From
S. KAHN, SONS & co.

Kann's special $500 train and
track ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lbs
Child's Miniature China Tea
Set, "a pieces. s.......... 81 9S
Toy Town Postofice. ..... age
Dollykins and Bobykins Dolls. 25c
Three light quadruple plated
Candlestcks ......... S44g
German Silver Purses. ........ csc
Long Crepe KimOnos, figured
and plain Observation-Disclosures. $500
Hand Crocheted Slippers, all
colors NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. csc
Maline Neck Bows, with ro-
settes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25c
$3.50 Spangled Scarf or Head
Throws ..............- s149
White Stone Set Hat Pins, 90
stone ............ csc
Old-fashiOned Brass Dinner
Gong ................ S49S
Solid Gold Signet Pins. ....... CSC
$50 Black French Lynx Sets
LOT .........-....... Sl2. 90
OTHER GIFT SUGGESTIONS
SEE OUR AID PAGE.
de1O-tf
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q ST " w. 93l-Ou Terrace Rooms vel
desired deg-3ts
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Clairvoyants.
NINE. SMITH.

% Ith s.. y ".
THE CELEBRATED EGYPTIAN PAI.NIST.
Consult this Celebrated Clairvoyant She
VIII read your life from infancy to old
age, and viii advise you on All matters OF
importance. She gives infallibIe advice on
matters OF love. courtship. marriage do
nestle affairs, divorce. separation. business.
law suits. claims Wills. deeds. changes, and
travels; no matter what your trouble may
be she vfll tell you what 20 do and how
20 proved for the best results Her advice
is positive and 70 the point. she gives facts
and figures on all matters Of Importance.
Madam Smiths past record and strictly hon
est dealings are sufficient guarantee for her
future work. Special reductions IL
The Washington times., 1909-12-10
Help Wanted
Male and Female

COOKS janitors. bell boys. chambermaids.
dishwashers.
Apply CRES ENT,
Phone NJ 6s07 sl6 18th 81 ~ w
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ST, n. W. 9iS-Large room on "a foor.
.Fac
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For Rent Rooms
Furnished.

O. ST " w. 2C5-NiceIy furnished room
steam heated; 81 per month. de10-3ts
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y ST. y. w. 4o9-Furnished front room
gas, 7eat light Housekeeping; no children
22.50 ger week deIO-2t-
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> ST. n. =, 13-Nicely furnished rooms;
hrst and second doOrc, single or en- suite;
heat and gas. dea-2ts
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6 y. W. 4O--Large beautiful front and othe
delightful rooms, $50 up. del0-3ts
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Educational.

MATHEAIATICs elementary and advanced
taught b1 university graduate, experienced
tutor. best of references, price JOc poi u0ur
Address BOX 223, Times o1lce. delo-3t
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* ST. n. w, Sll-AttTactive furnished room
southern exposure. cne or two gentlemen or
couple. de9-sts
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p ST ~ w, 21O-In weu-kept home three
beautiful rooms. modern couvcnicnces, light
houscNeepiDs {; refined adults only. de9-5t,
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ST n. w. 315-FUrnished rooms. heat
sas. porcelain bath, IS up, also large from
room suitable for gentlemen. separate beds
deS-3t
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n ST. y W. 6Ie- Furnished rooms. So
week; all cOnveniencas. delO-2ts
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Dress Suits For Hire.

| ONLY UP-TO-DATE fun dress and tuxedo
! suits for hire. NJ T. PINES. Merchant
Tailor. lO05 7th ST. n. ". OclS-sOt
The Washington times., 1909-12-10

l. ST. y. w. l311-Nice furnished large sun
ny front rooms: cheap. dei0-3t'
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GIRL TO do plain cooking. washing and iron
ing. references: stay nights l4O4 18th II
GIRL FOR general housework: reference. lzs
Columbia road. de9-3ts
LADY CANvAssERs-Ex Experienced. Apply
6l7 7th 81. y. w. de9-st'
LAUNDRESS-First- lass. bring references;
cal after p. M. Go E Capitol. deS-3t
sALEsLADIES "a az departments Apply
10 W N. Balderston. Mgr. Palais Royal
a. LTSNER. dag-9t
WAITRESS SES-Four hrst class experienced
white Mattresses al the CONGRESS HALL.
HOTEL de1O-gt
WAITRESS White, experienced; come ready
Tor work 2ll Pa ave. N ". IL
WAITRESS Experienced. al once TOLEDO
GAZE. 60 ia. ave. y. W. II
WAIT RESSE SES-Several white AUpIv be-
tween and u. CT and s o'clock. HER
BERTS PASTRY SHOP 4I2 9Th ST. n W
dea-2t~
YOUNG LADY, cashier 6l5 + II. y. "
Good salary. n competent. ce9-6t
YOUNG LADIES-For cashiers and account
ants. Apply 20 CASHIER Sd floor, PAL AIS
ROYAL. A. L1SNER drg-af
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\ y. W. l446-Lovely large room. well fur
nished $40 per mo-; well-kept house; phone.
The Washington times., 1909-12-10

SHERWOOD. Ggc PER BOTTLE: NeIvaIe.
90, Cascade soc: Oyerholt. Soc: Monogram.
zoe. G. r. Sharp. 75c. All fun quarts and
straight wh,skcys All wines st O1 gallon
up. TOBIAS BUSH. lll0 L 81. y. " NJ s2S
de5-2Ot
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Typewriters.

REBUIL-' I. c. Smiths. Underwood. Rem
ington. Smith Premier. good as new. for
SAFE and rent al lowest prices. Typewriter
L Odice Supply Co.. IIO7 ST. n. W. n $500
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Found

FOTrND-A little brown and white fox ter
rfer: tag TsSl- Call 13l tst- 81. A. W
des-st
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PROF. LEON DEVOUX

HindoO Clairvoyant and PalmiSt.
From The land Of mystic lore. He tells YOU
whom and when YOU viii marry Us your
husband or wife untrue2 Does another share
the love that Is righfully yours? Have YOU
lost your lover or sweetheart Do You want
10 get them back2 II so. consult him
NATIVE HINDOO PALMTST,
6ss 81. n. W, Room Is
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Christmas Suggestions

CASH OR CREDIT
Gold bracelets. diamond rings and q fnc
assortment of Christmas Gifts. our instaIlmrnf
prices cheaper than downtown cash prices
MARCUS NORMAN. 1855 ,th ST. y w
delO-Iss
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T0ST-A blue enamel wreath pin set with
-fO a. ST y ". deo-ets