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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-10

600. That is, these afe the amounts
appropriated
Great Britain is getting better re
suits than we in proportion to amount
expended. Our extravaganza compared
to German expenditures is not short
of astonishing Il is impossible 10
study the figures without pereeying
there is crying need for Mr.. Meyers
naval reforms.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-10
Christmas Sale
Has Successful Opening.


The tea and Christmas sale held at
Rauscher's yesterday afternoon from
4 20 o'clock for the benefit Of the
work for poor churches was we'll
attended. about five hundred shoppers
being present duUing the afternoon
Quantities of roses, smilaX, and
palms adorned the room, and with
the bright dresses Of the women and
the decorated booths formed an at
tractive sight.
An orchestra played. and several
excellent selections we're given by
Miss Johanna Gloetzner. Miss Agnes
Bowling. George Kflton. Paul Rams
dell, and Hobart IT. Ramsdeu.
The tea room was presided over by
Mrs. Robert Htuckiey. who was as
sisted by her daughter, Miss Gladys
Hinckley and number OF other
debutartes.
Nine. J1sserand. wife OF the French
am bassador. was In charge OF the
chocolate table, with Miss Sands and
Mrs Montgomery assisting
Mrs. =. =. Mccartney was IN charge
Of the doll booth with Mrs. William
Manning Irwin and Miss Annie lryNt IN
assisting and little Miss Mary Irwin
representing The Old Woman IN a
Shoe
The flowers and candy table was CON
Quoted by Mrs. Thomas H. Carter and
Miss Rachel harrington, assisted by
Miss Isabel Crosby, Miss Anderson, and
Miss Mary Higgins
Al the lemonade table Mrs. James
Dudley Morgan presided.
The Mn u Pennies" an attractive
feature IF the afternoon. was in charge
of Mrs. William D0wuey.
Miss Alice Riggs with a number Of
assistants was 10 charge of the ice
cream booth Others assisting were
Mrs. TTotan Sands, Mrs Henley
Smith, Mrs Lennon. Miss Lee. Miss
Ee.lne Miss Mulhul. Mrs John Moore,
Mrs. William Eearuey Carr, Miss Cul-
len, Miss Carolyn Murray, Miss Ruth
Bliss. Miss Mae Power. Miss Hannah
TAYLOR. Mrs. Sheridan. Mss NeWbeTry,
Miss Marguerite Barbour, Miss Ale
shire. and Miss Sadie Murray.
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Mrs. Draper
Gives Dinner to Young People.

Mrs. William =. Draper. wife OF the
former ambassador TO Italy, entertained
"A dinner company OF young people last
evening for her daughter, Miss Mar
garet Draper. Her guests were Coun-
tess LuiSe- Alexandra Won BeTnstOrff.
daughter OF the German Ambassador
and Countess Won Bernstorff. Miss Har-
riet Switzerland. Miss Mary Souther-
land. Miss Gladys FIinCEley, Miss Alice
Whiting. Miss EudOra Clover Capt
Archibald W. Butt. Captain Cheney.
Lieut.. Col Cleiand Davis. Frederick
Brooke. Frederick Huidekoper. Regi-
nEld lHuidekOper. DIT Grayson. and
Basil Miles.
Col. Robert X. Evans entertained at
stag dinner last evening. asking his
guests 10 meet John y. Jackson, min
Ister 20 Persia. and Herbert c. Squeirs,
minister 70 Panama.
=
John Barrett. Director Of the Bureau
Of American Republics. WIS host at
dinner at the New Willard last evening
!n honor of Gov. Charles s. Deneen.
uf Illinois. Others In the party were
Gov +. b Weeks. Of Connecticut: GOV.
Herbert $. Hadley. OF Missouri: the
Secretary II War; the Secretary OF
Commerce and Labor. Senator Bulke-
ley o. Con ecticut; Representative Z. J.
I'M of Connecticut, Representative
J aUes D. Mann OF Illinois. and Harold
+. McCorm tx, Of Chicago
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HoIbrook. In Bright
Eyes" Sis p. m.
Belasco-"The Lily" $50 p. m.
Columb!a-"The Climax" SI5 p m.
Chase Vaudeville, Sis p. m.
Majestic-Moving pictures and vaude-
Vile.
Lyceum-"The Jolly Girls" sis p. m
Gayety- "Rialto Rounders." S:l5 p. m
CThe Times Will be pleased 10 an
nounce meetings and entertainments In
this column. Write or phone announce
ments.)
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MovEMFNTs oF vFssFLS-

Misunderstanding AZ Sewan Point. Ma
vajo and Justin at Mare Island. Flusser
at Annapolis. Marcellus AT Newport
News, Nestal at Lambert Point. Eagle
at BoOas del Toro, Caesar at Singapore.
Sailcd-Smith from Philadelphia for
Charleston. Yorktown and Albany from
Acapulco for COriuCO. Tennessee and
Washington from Manila for VEoOsung.
California and South Dakota from Ma
Mia for Yokohama. West virginia
Pennsylvania and Glacier from Manila
for HongkoCs. Maryland and ColoSado
from Manila for Kobe.
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White House Callers

Senators Brandegee Of Connecticut
Bankhead Of Alabama,
Dick Of Ohio.
Foster Of Louisiana
Buckley Of Connection.
Representatives Ames Of Massachu-
sets.
BrOWnlow % Ten
neSSee
Douglass Of Ohio.
Godfrey, Of Missouri.
John Hays Hammond
Evan II. Tucker.
The Rev. W. J. FrizzeN
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Miss Lucinda Pennebaker Makes Her Initial Bow
AS Debutante From Parents Home This Afternoon
Number of Season Buds
Will Assist in Rccep-
ton OF Guests.
Supper and Dance to Fol
low for Members of
Receiving Party.

Miss Lucinda Pennebaker, daughter Of
Mt and Mrs. Charles Darwin Penne-
baker, will make her initial bow to So
ciety this afternoon at a large recep-
ton at the home of her parents on Q
street
Assisting Mrs. Pennebaker and her
DAUGHTER in the reception of the guests
VIII be number Of the uebutantes OF
the season, including Miss Evelyn Car
penter. Miss Stella Carusi. Miss Alice
Boutell, Miss Frances Miller. Miss Ma
RE Louise Howser. Miss Nina Van Ars-
dale Miss Robyn Young, Miss Mar
gerry Stewart Miss Margaret Daniels.
Miss Sue Courts. Miss Frances Ran
som, of Baltimore and Miss Winlfred
Dorance, ct Philadelphia. and Miss
Katherine Grigsby. of Kentucky, the
latter two house guests of Miss Penne-
baker
Mrs. Walter Dunlap. one of the sea-
sons brides, will preside over the
punch bowl IN the second drawing
room, and with her viii be Miss Nal
Tory Church Miss Frances Dodge. Miss
Puth Jones, Miss Margaret yesterday,
and Miss Helen Nicholson
Flrs. Mckay
Presides In Dining Room.
Presiding In the dining-room VIII be
Mrs. Pe1nebaker's mother, Mrs. Lud-
well Mckay assisted by Mrs. William
n. Newman. Of Kentucky, Mrs Selden
Daniel OF New Orleans; Mrs. John s.
Carpenter, Mrs. William TT. Rohrer,
Mrs. Eugene Jones. Mrs. Alexander 5.
Stewart. Mrs Leonard Hoffman. Mrs.
Ward, Of Baltimore: Mrs. Hamilton
RothrOCk. and Mrs. Rosa Pennebaker.
Miss PennebakeT viii wear a giTliSh
frock Of wfite crepe meteor dTaped in
crystal net and white tulle, and Mrs.
Pennebaker will be handsomely gowned
in black lace embroidered IN gold and
Jet
The house viii be prettily decorated
with palms, smilaN, pink roses, and
white tonquils and the centerpiece on
the liable viii be a beautiful floral bas-
ket with HANDSOME Old-fashiOned brass
candlesticks at either end.
a supper for the receiving party will
follow the reception and at o clOck a
number Of additional guests have been
asked for dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roosevelt have
January "A. at R8usCher's. AT which they
will INTRODUCES their daughter. Miss Olga
Roosevelt. 70 Washington society
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph X. Choate, IT..
Of New York, VIII come 10 Washington
tomorrow 20 spend the Weekend with
Mrs CGOatc's parents, The Assistant
Secretary OF War and Mrs. Robert
Shaw oliver.
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Third Dance
For Crescent Club.

"The Crescents" have issued cards
for their third dance OF the season. TO
b. held on Saturday evening, Deem
Der ii, at ldlI II street northwest
The comm ittee in charge Of arrange
ments includes Joseph ". McKcricher,
Myron Taylor, Forrest G. Pendietou,
Harry G. Sigourney!
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas X. LauEhlm.
of Pittsburg were the guests IN whose
honor Naval Constructor and Mrs. r H.
ner last evening. The additional guests
were the Naval Attache Of the Aus
triau Embassy and Baroness Preus-
chen, Col. and Mrs. Spencer Cosby,
Mr.. and Mrs r. II, Ward, Miss Jean
Oliver. and Lieutenant Commander Pal
mer, y. S. n.
Dr. and Mrs Fremout-Smlth were din
ner hosts last evening iu honor of the
Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Bal
linger
Lieut. Philip II. Torrey, y. 6. NJ. O.,
and Mrs TOrrey left Washington yes
tcrday for the formers post, near
Charleston. S. c. They nave been the
TTescot. and grandmother, Mrs. Worth
ington. since their return from their
wedding trip.
Or. and Mrs. Duncan McKim were
residence at Eighteenth and X streets.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-10
lRvites Young eople
For Miss ShuttIe-Worth

The Hon. Mrs James, wife Of the
military attache Of the British embassy.
was hostess at luncheon today, asking
a company Of yong people TO meet her
sister, the Hon. Rachel Kay Shuttle
Worth, who Is spending the winter with
her.
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Miss Murphy
WEEDS RAYMOND 7. Miles

Announcement IS made Of the mar
rage Of MISS Julia Carroll Murphy,
daughter 81 Mrs. Catherine Murphy and
the late William Murphy. to Raymond
Thompson Miles. TIE wedding took
place yesterday I'm Baltimore, the Rev.
Or. Thomas officiating IN the presence
Of a few fri ends.
Mr.. ana Mrs Miles left Baltimore
Immediately after the ceremony for a.
short trip through the New England
states. After January ] they viii be
a. home at 34l9 Fourteenth street north
west.
81
Major and Mrs. r. A g. Handy have
issued cards announcing the marriage
OF their daughter, Margaret PurneU to
DIT. Philip Bah Moss. The wedding took
place Wednesday evening, November "a,
in the beautiful country home OF the
BRIDES parents at Bancroft, Va
Mrs. Horace Adams Darling who has
been absent from Washington for the
last Two years, arrived IN New YORK
recently 20 spend the holiday season
she VIII come 20 Washington early
m January and VIII De at home at The
Fredonia.
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New York Times prints an editorial ar
ticle on Bugs and Socialism" Thought
the Times regarded socialism itself gg
the worst Of the bugs
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Representative and Mrs.
Parker Are Hosts at
Dinner Party.
Guests Are Invited to Meet
Mrs. Anstruther, Of
England.

Representative and Mrs. Richard
Wayne Parker were dinner hosts last
evening. asking a company TO meet
their house guests. Mrs. Anstruther.
wife OF Cieut- Col. Anstruther. OF the
British army, who is their house guest.
Inc other guests were the Second Sec
rotary OF the British Embassy and Mrs.
II. w Kannard. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
wilson Mr.. and Mrs. John wilkins.
captain Sowerby, British naval attache.
and Capt Henry Butler.
1Ars: Meyer, wife OF the Secretary OF
ne navy, entertained at luncheon YES
| 1eluay IN nOnor Of Mrs Aastruther
=
Mrs. J. W. MacMurray and the Misses
siacMurFay viii entertain at tea this az
ternoon from 10 Z o'clock at thei~ resi-
oence on Massachusetts avenue.
tnose assisting IN the dining-room and
receiving with Mrs. NacMurrav and her
daughters will be Mrs. Colby n. Cbes-
ler, wife OF Rear Admiral Chester. Mn
s Wl5liaF9 = Hal, wife OF Brig Cen.
chief Engineer Fitch, q. s. n. Ms "
sinclair Bowen Miss Alma RugRles
%llss Helen Downing. Miss Murray and
Miss Caroline Murray Miss fsfHe-
Denny. and Miss Henrfetta Fitch
Joan van Antwsrp bIacMUrray. sec
o.-4 secEslatFy OF the American Embassr
- - Felers2urs Is tcs' guest OF his
-lloL3er and sisters on z two months
leave Of abeence from HIS post-
MS Sherman, wife o. the Vice Pres
tent ~ expected 90 return 70 Vast A
-lsLon t2is afternoon after a visit or
S1FSiai Gays al her home IN Utica
Honor Dinner
For Ambassador and Wife.
Rear Admiral and AIRS. BrowsoD en-
tertained az a dinner q twenty cover
last evening in honor OF the French
Ambassador and Nine Jusserand.
Rear Admiral and Mrs BroUuson- ae-
coInpanled by their daughter Miss
Caroline BrOwnsOn. viii leave Wash
lngton shortly tor California, where
they will spend the Christmas HOLIDAYS.
the guests OF their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs Roswell Brownson.
Miss Kathfeen Macdonald, Of Bait
more, Will be the guest Of Miss Hanna
Taylor for everal days next week
=
Mrs. SumnerIin. wife OF Captain sum
merlin, IS spending several days IN New
To-z.
Miss Marta Calvo. daughter of the
minister from Costa Rico, and Nine
CaivO. viii make her debut al a tea on
December y
Mrs. Porter
HonOrs Miss Barbour
Mrs. David D. Porter, wife OF Major
Porter, u. s. II. c., entertained a com
pany OF young people at luncheon to-
day in honor OF Miss Marguerite Bar
bour.
Miss Alice Whiting, one Of the sea
Ha--fff = had ae -
luncheon today a company of her con
temporary buds including Miss Eath-
crime Brown. Miss Laura Merriam
Miss Mary MCCaUley Miss SOphy
Johnston. Miss Gladys HinCkley Miss
Margaret Draper. Miss Adelaide Heath.
and Miss Rargerer Smith
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A Standard oil tank steamer u re-
ported foundered. The incident may
nave useful moral for politicians de-
termined 10 get along by the procedure
Of Oiling the waters.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-10

Hereafter. when there IS occasion for
official Dronouncement Of the policy OF
the Senate uliuority. why. Money VIII
talk
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-10

IL appears tEat Germany has now
bigger navy that the United states.
me cheapest way TO get back into sec
end place VIII be to boost for the war
between Britain and Germany.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-10

speaker Cannon's Kansas CITY sDrecb
IS TO be widely circulated as D.,bIic
document. II maybe Will keen Maine
IN line for the present regime in Con-
srcsS, but Maine ISM the place where
the trouble is; and that speech viii not
prove drawing card anywhere within
q" miles OF the Mississippi river.
James J. Hi declares IN an interview
1hat bad cooking IS responsible for most
or the divorces IN Jhis country The
impression las been gaining ground for
some time mat Mr.. Hill was getting
Just triile garrulous. but II -7ust be
conceded that he has come over this
Time with hunk OF real wisdom.
The unanimity with which folks IA
Washington agree shat there win no
mighty little legislation this session 70
inducing more and more Democrats
aspirants tC look with interest upon
seats In the lower house Of Congress.
Among tie Inconsistencies Of present
politico-socisl conditions in England h.
to be noted the fact that thew fore
some folks TO eat who don't want ~
and starve lot Of others who would
Ike to eat
II appears mat Germany has now
bigger navy that the United states
The cheapest way 10 get back into sec
end place will be to boost for the war
between Britain and Germany.
A Standard oil tank steamer u re-
ported foundered The incident NAV
have a useful moral for pol{ticlsr- a.
termined 10 get along by the procedure
Of Oiling the waters.
New York Times prints an editorial ar
ticle on Bugs and Socialism" Thought
the Times regarded socialism itself &c
the worst Of the bugs
Hereafter. when there Is occasion for
official pronouncement Of the policy Of
the Senate raiuority. why. Money win
talk.
Maybe Doctor Cook has gone bscl, 70
the pole.
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Maybe Doctor Cook has gone back TO
the pole.
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Mrs. Scott Is Hostess
At Luncheon Today

Mrs Matthew T. Scott. president gen
erai Of the y. A. r.. entertained at q
beautiful luncheon today at the Airing
uonal Rivers and Harbors Congress and
the officers Of the General Federation Of
Women Clubs.
Her guests were Mrs. Philip y. Moore,
president General Federation Of WOEl-
ems Clubs: Mrs Tonkies. OF Shreve-
port. La, president Women's Auxiliary
Rivers and Harbors Congress, and the
following members Of the congress; Mrs
Shuttleworth. of louisiana Miss BafOn.
Of Kentucky; Mrs. Dearborn. OF New
Hampshire. Mrs. Avery. Mrs. Ellison.
also the following members Of the board
Of directors Of the @. r. ". c.: Mrs. j.
j.. Cowles. Of Los Angeles Mrs Philip
Carpenter. president Of the Sorosis OF
New York city; Mrs. Henry II. Dawson
Of New Jersey; hrs Frank II. Shiek, OF
Wyoming, Mrs. George r. Hancock. OF
Utah; Mrs. William A. Johnston. Of
Kansas: Mrs. George o; WEIGH. OF Min
neSOta. Mrs. !. L. Blankenbergs o.
Pennsylvania; Mrs. Harry l. keefe. Of
Nebraska: Mrs. O. z. Kinsey, Of Tndi-
ana. and Miss Louise Popenhein, Of
Charleston, s. C.. and the following Of
fcers Of the y. A r.. Mrs. Theodore Q.
Safes, vice president general from
Massachusetts, Mrs Amos g. Draper.
chairman Of The conservation committee
Of Washington Mrs. Ellen Spencer
MUssey. chairman Of the arrangements
committee OF Washington.
a huge ceDtcrDiece OF pink roses.
ferns, and carnations adorned the table
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Miss Mary stead was hostess Al Iunch-
con today, having as her guests. Miss
Margal It WOrthinEtOn. Miss Leonard
Finley Miss Ruth PillinC. Miss Elsie
Downing, Miss Evelyn Carpenter Miss
Doris Haywood, ana Miss Collins.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-10
Mrs. Porter
HonoTs Miss Barbour.

Mrs. David D. Porter, wife OF Major
Porter, u. s n c., entertained a com
pany OF young people at luncheon to-
day in honor Of Miss Marguerite Bar
bour.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-10

DR.. and Mrs. Fremout-Smith were din
ner hosts last evening iu honor of the
Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs. Bal
lnger
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-10

Miss Kathleen Macdonald, Of BaIti-
more, Will be the guest Of Miss Hanna
Taylor for everal days next week
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-10

Rear Admiral and Mrs BroWuson, ac-
conpanied by their daughter Miss
Caroline BrOwnsOu. viii leave Wash
lngton shortly for California, where
they will spend the Christmas HOLIDAYS.
the guests OF their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Brownson.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-10

DR. and Mrs. Duncan MCkim were
hosts at dinner asst evening In their
residence at Eighteenth and X streets.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-10

Miss Marta Calvo. daughter of the
minister from Costa Rico, and Nine
Caivo. viii make her debut AZ a tea on
December %
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Miss Alice Whiting. one Of the sea
sons deSutantes. had as her guests a.
luncheon today a company of her con
temporary buds. including Miss Kath-
Miss Mary MCCaUley, Miss SOphy
Johnston. Miss Gladys HinCkley. Miss
Margaret Draper, Miss Adelaide Heath.
and Miss Margaret Smith.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-10

Rear Admiral and 1Irs- Browson en-
tertained at dinner q tarcnty cover
last evening in honor OF the French
Ambassador and Nine Jusserand.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-06

LYONS EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 5l1
Higgins avenue. phone ell red.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-06

NORTHWESTERN MF<T
Co, 80 Higgins avenue. 'PEnn" 146.
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

HENRY MISS. MERCHANT TAI
lor-A fine selection of woolens TO
select from: altering and pressing.
514 Woody street.
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HOME c00KISG-THE BEST Ia
bic board ia the city: Il trial will
caayinee You: nsar high school 223
Braoks- Eva and Edna Campbell
Phone 7i6.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED, FURNITURE
Grated: satisfaction guaranteed. >
+. cahili. uhone COS black
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE-FaRM.
LADIES' REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

FOR SALE-A FOrR-R0DM HOUSE:
good cement basement electric
light, city water: one block from car
line: cement walk. lawn and chicken
house: s2.o5a: terms Phone afG red
or sI6 black Address 400 W. Cedar
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-06

SEE T. g. HATHEwAY If YOU ARE
In the market for cash registers or
safes.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-06

FOR SALE-WHITF STEAMER AI--
lnm"hilc, ~Nit sell cheap. .St West
Cedar
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-06

FOR SALE. CHE.AP-ENTIRE OUT
fit household furniture 49, \. 5th,
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-06

Go-CART IN GOOD CONDITION. IL.
East Cedar. phone 312 black
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a GOOD HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP
Call evenings. +29 North Third west
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-06

FOR SALE--ONE ANTIQUE OAK
china closet. 304 South Third ST.
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HELP WaNTEC-MALE.

WANTED-YorNG MAN FOR PER
mancnt employment desirnGs of
learning the engineering profession:
some experience in drafting pre-
ferred. Address Engineer. Missou-
liam office.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-06

AT ONCE. RELIABLE REPRE-
Sentatives in this vicinity to look
after renewals and new subscrfp-
tiors, part or whole time for the
fastest growing magazine in Amer
lea: liberal salary and commissions.
liz" men and women make S35 tn
$3.50 month: appointments now be
ing made. Write Immediately Ia Di-
rector Of Circulation. Hampton'a
Magazine. &c West Thirty-f fifth st,
New York city.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-06

ONE 3-INCH AND 2@ INCH WAC.
on. Inquire Cannon & Mcleod
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-06

VACUUM CLEANER HORSE,
wagon and harness for sale chea y
w. w. Wickes.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-06

f'R AL,G-REDROON FTRNT-
lure. neHr.N ncH. cheap. 5IU SCUM
Third.
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TABLE BOARD.

TABLE E0ARnERS WANTED A
No Sos East Front street
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IT YOU WANT GOOD SIX-ROOM
house cheap, come quick: owner
leaving city; must sell. 1906 South
Fifth west.
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ARCHITECT.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

>. K. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 81.
Higgins avenue" Phone Gs4.
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PICTURE FRAMING.

FOR PICTURE FRAMES. MATS
glass and pictures always gn to the
Elite Frame shop 40 Higgins av-
enne.
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SFCt ESS BARLEY. ADDRESS 4. /
e.. MisSouiian office
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMaLE.
CLEANING AND CYEIkG.

PARTISAN CLEANING. DYEING &
Feather Works. SIS Woody street:
phone TO, r.. Y. Sehassberger. man
agsr.
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w 4 y T. f. ID RAILWAY NAIL
clerks; poStOffice clerks carriers;
salary $500 to $1,000; eNaminatr,a>
in Nissoula November It. Prepara-
tion free. Write for schedule. Frank
lin Institute, Dept. 1864, Rochester
\. Y.
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FOR SALE-CiTY REAL ESTATE.

NEW MODERN SlN-ROOM HOUSE,
one block from new high school In
quire room - Higgins block
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Mr.. F. q, Fritz, Onaonta. \. Y.
writes: My little girl was greatly
benefited by taking Fntey's Orino
Laxative. and | think it il the best
remedy for constipation and liver
trouble" Foley's orlna Laxative in
mild. pleasant aud effective. aud cures
hahituai constipation, Garden City
Drug Co.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-06

CLASS ADS BRING RESULTS

APPLES AT FIRST ORCHARD WEST
of flour mill.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-06

ForSD-WATCH. BETWEEN MIS-
souaa and Bonner. Cali 4@S Nest
Spruce
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-06

STORAGE WAREHOUSE. 734 WEST
Cedar: phone 4ss black j. w. Reely
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SITUATIONS
WOOD SAW.

FOR GASOLINE WOOD SAW LEAVE
orders al p. NJ. Reitly's. phone IS.