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DIVERS USE .
VARIOUS METHODS
Japanese, MalayS and Arabs
Are Best Among Mot
ley Throng.

The work of pearl divers is in charge
of the superintendent of the fishery,
whose tug must be in as many places
at once as is possible. Eacn OF the hun
dred-odd boats scattered over the banks
within the prescribed limits carries
twenty or thirty divers. and each diver
is allowed two mandaks, or assistants.
Each boat carries also a government
guard, whose duty # IS to see that the
precious bivalvess lying i'm their tens Of
thousands, are not tampered with.
The methods of diving are many.
Here q stoCky little Japauese. naked save
fer a narrow strap around his waist,
slips feet foremost into the water, two
uetted bags sIung TO the strap, with a
weight in each bag to take him down.
His mandaks hold the rope attached 10
his belt. 10y which at his signal they
will haul him up, with his load of shells.
The water closes quietly over his round
black head; there is nothing spectacular
I'm his performance. but all through the
WORKING hours ne viii go popping up
and down like a IaCk-in-the-DOX every
two minutes, regular as clock work.
blowing ike pOTpOlse as he rises to
the surface. but remaining only Ions
enough 10 be relieved OF his load Ct
shells.
Here an elderly Malay, lean ana
WTlnkleds runs catllke out on the spring
board that reaches out from the boat
side, and goes over with a splash. He,
too has has weighted b5gs and rope.
A young Arab pushes through the
crowd 10 the boats Tal.-a 1.-the clean
liElbed fellow, powerfully built, and
taller by half a head than most of his
mates, 5'a leaps 10 the rail, and pOlseS
there, a wing statue OF bronze, ms
splendid body shining with the grease
with which these divers ccat themselves
before entering the water gathering it.
self for its spring. He cdTTies the in
eVltable bS gs, bur he needs no weights
to sink him, nor does he wear "a nope.
A lash, and down he goes, head-frst,
graceful as a panther, straight as a die,
without a splash, and sWims 10 the bot
tom.
Wonderful swimmers these Arabs are,
recklessly daring, and with incredible
powers Of endurance. but their worth
Is seriously discounted by their intract-
ability and hatred of discipline. And ia
this connection it is curious fact that
when under water men viii invariably
become irritable ana extremely bad
tempered.--C. b. Taylor, in EverybOdy's
MagaZiue.
The Washington times., 1909-02-05
BRANCH OFFICES
NORTHWEST.


new YORK AVE PHARMACY. New York
ave. and ~ Cap. ST.
CHAS O.. HOREENG. ChHEtlaul Pharmacy
=#- COR 5rh and II sts. Phone ~. z358
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 19th and Pa. ave
Phone H. 1870
PARK ROAD PHARMACE, llth and Park
road. Phone C. 1861.
i. T. TAyLOE. cor 9Th and p ste. Phone
E 1852
70. A. EEITCH. 91th and N SIS. Phone N. GH7
g. ~ bATTIEr $500 Georgia ave Cos. 1886.
1lALTBIs PHARMACY. 1867 Calvert ST.
g. a16l
2rATTEGLYs PHARMACY. 18th and L.
Phone - -H-5
u. T BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th ST. and
Hsa.Husatts ave- Phone ". 4l48.
E.EEDlD 8s9l 18th ST. phsue ClI. 1S-l
QTI5LEE5 PHARMACY. ZlaL and r. sts
Phone M. a51.
r. - HOWARD. 18th and w. Phone y. POL
loLDENEEIF :. lth and X sts. Phone b.
s. EAsE. SONS & co. sth and Market
space. Phone 81 200
GREEN H.. s. CAPITAL q ID y J. r T s n O.
AGENCY. rE 18TH st. Phone ~. 2253.
s.. D.. LaHIgHAEL. Cigar Store 1frh and +
j. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor 7th ST., Rhode
Island awe. and ST.. Phone ~ 2f0I
GEzSEoED.S PIiAHMAgE. STA aud u sts
S. M wAGEEH & CO.. 1st ana H. Phone
y. I#
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CHICKEN LIVER EPISODE.

She entered a high-price6 butcher
shop On upper Broadway yesterday
noon. Her automobile waited outside
Have you any chicken uyeTs. Will
mist.
Yes, madam: 50 cents a pound"
give me half d pound she said.
"and cut them in halves III take
them" she said, but be careful TO cur
each exactly In half.
William fixed them with great care.
You see" she said, as she swept out;
Il have two dogs, and if tIe liver rs
not exactly halVed they fight about f."
William fell in a faint--EeW York
World
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VALOR AND DISCRETION.

What's the difference between valOr
and discretion 'WeI, to go through
Europe without tipping would be VaIor."
Il see" And TO come back by "a diff
feTent route would be discretion" -
Louisville Cuurier-Jourual
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Realty Transfers in District


Re- r--...r .+r,.+ 7...vraan Tbf--
Iaa~ '-t..'- 7'-.-.' '-'. .'-'
teenth and Fourteenth streets-WlIiam
lTuruHv et uN tr stephen SimUuds5 lot
"a ,err44ra r.s- Srr Same 10 Adolf and
- -rg- e..
anne N9e'-'-1' .r1 oa' --''' -'''
l-dsev ouu-Aun A- tos-,r no annie
Foster. lot T. block . $40
7af a. street sartIvest-F. Walter
49,.
BrandenouIE e.. ai.' -flslees' 10 Robert
IL. simpson west --r lpl - square 10
$500
NTr Pleasant TEefahts-ru1f0n r.. Cor
a. -+ nv -. E--r5 @ r1...r r-t- ra
oo4 con eL - uA- 10 9a5.is s,. p s.. Beach lots s'
anu eLs -s-- D. f-r---7.- r--.--.-- 7,
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Realty Tomnarr r1 r-rrr-r a. -rar,r,-
lot - s6r5Tl 5=s1-. sd
RandIe FTirHI4rfs- -N-afforar SAVINGS
and sTri7st C0nuarz fo Samuel d,
Stoner. lot g5 sallara --l2. Sra
P4Ud1a F75anIlrF- N-sffrral 1ar-74,.s
and Trust C0Trsrv tn Trsarr IN
Devis-'1ofs o. and sg srrara z-ilt $40
RandIe ETfeETqndz- -NraffrnaI Sat-irrs
and Trust COMPANY TO Edward KEfIIia5u
Councilman. lot s0 -rrrzrr -5t2. S71
Randle Highlauds-Narf0uaI SAVINGS
and Trust Company to Bernard Ru-
doIph Jeft. Iat i square 5lsg. S1B
Randle HlehIauds- National Savings
and Trust Company 10 Eugene Combs.
lot o. square =5gf- $40
RandIa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAVINGS
and Truet C6mnanv f0 lanes Andrew
Hu1hsb. lots and 10. square zzse- 40
PrD61e TTf-rIsl.lr- o-1FfgrlsI c,3,,f,-r-s
and T,r-rs+ CrT77r.arz- +G oerfrT9f1 I3av-sr
Sa0Dingr0n- Tgr p s1rrar1 -7.e. $40
and Trust C0mnauz- 10 Robert Lee Bell.
lot a5 e(,.-.7-- ==5s -ra
T-T7Ia T4fe5,Ie7l7z-- ,-z-iore7 e4.-ir7r-s
and Trust COMPANY to -AAgat.alaa Zelers,
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The Washington times., 1909-02-05

Advertisements VIII be accepted at
any OF the following branch Offices
at regular OIIce rates. If il is in
convenient TO leave advertisements
90 either branch Office or The Times
Business Ofiice, they may be tele-
phoned direct to The Times (Main
$3.50, and "a messenger viii call 10
collect.
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SMALL SAFES
For Sale Reasonably
1913 L ST. n. w.

COMPLETE OUTFIT OF bakers 1nachlnery.
cheap c-u al BENDERs s. or HOFFlIANN.S 5
Bakery feg-aJe
SALE PIANOS3Iaa- usel upnEat. sl75,
LAWRENCE S. gI5 q. Tuning $50. Tel 444g.
TWO BED ROOM suits. dining room FUR
uituTe; desks rockers etc. -s-J First st.
FDE SALES @. brown Ieghoru cockerelsI
prize stock large slzes cheap BOOTHS
FARM 40 lNCI. l0l SIN ST. n. w. 1e4-lta
FOR sALE-ReEulation q. S. Army IocKars
trunks slightly damaged uy smoke from our
recent fire. worth $500. reduced q. $3.50 each
while they Iast5 hard fiber covered and bound.
riveted. TOPHAa'S, 1919 i ST. N. ~.
Gel-eod-tf
STANDARD MAKE. upright piano. used
months $l005 other hlga-Eraus pianos on
easy terms no interest charged, open even
luEs- HELBIG BROS. zap 9Th ST. N. W.
FOR sALE-Phonograph Edison, standard.
ss, record cabinet $780, also home phJu0-
graph. $l2s 2d floor. l4-0 Pa. ave. N. w.
CHAIRS for the Inauguration. 900 strong
folding chairs rented out during home week
rent chairs. LAKEWOOD CHAIR AJFG CO.
Race ST.. Philadelphia, Pa 5aZ2-Eg,f. salt
FOR sALE-food quality Opaque shades.
uued TO your windows. only 35c- best quality
with samples. kLEEBLATTS, 100 "a n. T..
fe--sat
DEAD CLOCKS brought 10 life in short or
der Mail post card to bEFiHAJGH. Jer ell
eT and ODuclan- II II 81 n W la--u
2 SECONDHAND RANGES. suitable for
gUU.UJ0 BRICKS and all material from
Government buildings. Apply lith and O.
sts s. W. or 20 #. EDW. CLARK lGJJ
New Jersey ave. b. w Phone n -5y
REMOVAL SALE BARGAINS IN HIGH
GRADE UPRIGHT PIANOS
We've reduced prices 20 The extreme IN
order 90 close cut this stock OF Pianos ana
Players before We move
WHEELOCK Observation-Disclosures. ..........-. 500
CHlGhEltlNe --r-----s.--- ..--.-- 9laJ
sIlEtt -r-..-........-..'...-
o. DE MOLL * 60. I2sl q St.
Ja-4-t
FOR sALE-Oue square open tank. heavy
iron. Capacity 500 gallons one new round
pressure tank. heavy iron, capacity 800 gal
Ions. one 5-piuustr Gould electric pump
ne-horsepower motor. direct current 20
volts. one open round tank. 100 gallons. All
IN uTst-olass order. Apply to- SEFEEINTEi}-
DEM Columbian bldg. 44o 9th SO. n. w.
SALE PIANOS Sss5 Sss6 5r gnT.s9J, l5gJ Terms .g5
LAWRENCE $. sl5 C. luuluE. Size Tel al4g
LATEST TYPE two-spriug Columbia talking
machines and u selections, $3.50. credit N
you ike. open evenings H. r. GIVEN. 6g5
penusy lvanll ave. Sc jal2-tf
ONE BOTTLE Sherwood. one bottle of Nom
ogram, and one bottle Of any kind W wine.
eli 49, regular price $50. TOBIAS BUSH
llIg j. 81. segr-fr. IN H--rf
EOEs RUM AND QUINIEE hair ionic f5r
daudTJu and falling hair. Z51 ana 5Gl bottles
KERFCOI FEAkMACY. 9TH and l. NV.
jaI2-90t
DHOPHEAD sewing machine. nearly new.
$40; Singer, box top. So: new machine 30
cents per Wek. open evenings. IL r
GIVEN. 6Z5 Pennsylvania ave. se faIg-tf
LAUNDRY.
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BARHEB-Oue; good; for Saturday; good
guarantee, Apply CLEMENT. ag32 NJ st.
BARBER-White: for Saturday. SO 80 guaran-
teed 1850 tth ST. y. W IL
BARBER-AIso ono for saturday. $3.50 guar
antee. At sl5 ID gL n. vs.. fe4-2t'
BAREEB-Whita or coIor.d. at once; steady.
IS Four-and-a-haf ST. ~. 1t'
BAEBER-For Saturday. 1858 NJ st. ". w.
BoY-Youug: colored, with bicycle. bring
references $40 >th ST. ~ ~. Il
BOY-Doctor's office and wal, table; house
man, wait table and tend furnace. 1867 p
st. N. W. 1t
BOYS with wheels; good pay. DIME MES
SENGER SERVICE, l8s 18th st. N w.
JaZy-Tn. tu,w, tn fritz
BELL MEAD Pure Rye Whisl5ey; fun a..
55C. A sure repeater. Ii once tried. s. GEGs-
GENHEIM s. -u5 Pa Ave. s. Z. Phone L.
8lo fe5-5l5
BUTLER-PrIvate family boy. doctors Of
fee: c1Lared. 1885 lth ST. ~ W. 1t
DrI, ,EH-ENpeueuced. , STERLING LAUN-
DRY, -gl 5th 81. 5. w. fet2t
bring references. Apply
PHOENIX LIQUOR co, sth and r. SITS.
DENTIST WANTED-1Iust DE drst-class 0D-
good salary and permanent position EuaTau-
teed. Address DIR. WlETH. 50 West Lex
iugton street Baltimore nd. fel-5t
ERBAND BOYs-CoIored. with bicycles.
none other need apply. Apply Immediately,
81. FijILIPsBORN d. CO., go 1lth 81. N w.
fe4lSt
GET IN LINE for a good paying position;
our course is thorough and PRACTICAL easy
WASHINGTON. The Place 10 Learn" 1928
l4th st. Ja19-tf
HO1EI BELLMAN. coI0red. $50: and as
sistaDL barber tender DICKS HOTEL.
AGENCY. 18th and Pa ave 1t
MATTRESS MAKERs-Four; THE BEDELL
MFG. CO.. 6ss ID 81 n. w. 1t
AEATCUTTER-4Iust be thorough.5srate sal
airy ana experience. BOX 55a. Times Otfice.
le8-"t
8IAN-Ezperieneed TO handle horses. or
farmer. 2l5 North Henry ST.. Alexandria,
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE-New
system . only few weeks equlTets anyone can
learn wages after hrst month"; steady posi-
zion guar anlttl. write Tor Tree catalogue
MOLEHS BARBER COLLEGE, POI BJWery
New York city. ja3l-6t
STEWARD. $50. at once. FISHERS
AGENCY 40 10Th ST. n. W. It
TINNERs' HELPERs-Two; white; must
have referene,s Apply TO MAURICE ]. col
BERT, 5-l r. st. NJ W. IT,
TOBACCO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4o5 8th
ST. $. L. fe5-3ts
WANTED-saIesmen or iustaImeut collectors
to- handle as side line smaIl article easily
carried; large profits Call I0I 9Th st. n. w.
fo5-3t<
WANTED-C0mpatau young man for mems
furnishing department Must have thorough
experience. GOLDE&BERG's 9TH and *.
fef-8t
WANTED-A competent floor man, mus;
have thorough experience. Good salary and
permanent position to right man GOLDEN
BEHGS. 9Th and X feast
HELP WANTED-Male and Femala
FIRST CLASS optical cauyassers; SIS per
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

---- -~~Hee--aeea
APPRENTICE GRLs-To learn millinery.
t-1o % 81 y. w. iel-1t
APPRENTICE GIRLs-To learn dressnazlng
and millinery. l--g q 81. ~ W lel-5t
BUNDLE WRAPPER-EEperieuced and col
Jar and cum ironer. FItAZEE-POIOAAC
LAUNDRY co, 18th and ~ y. Vs. fe5-5t-
CASHIER and two counter girls az tho Post
Cafe. --ia h ST. N. W. Apply from ID to II iu
tha morning. or i 90 2 lu the afternoon.
CHOCOLATE -Exper.cnced. none
other need apply. GILLs, l-z8 Pa ave
6HAMBEFMAIDs-white- Apply q he
RALEIGH. IH5-3gF
COLOEED WOMAE-EeIIabIs, f0F general
h1u5e"orE. tl5. references l435 ChaDln 81.
S W. fef-st'
GIRL-ReliabIes 90 90 general bousrworz,
good wages 20 o. So. H. T. II
GIRLS. Q. plain cook. chambermaid; nurse,
private family. Inquire 1895 uth ST. n. w.
GIELS-Tw0:s plain cook: general house
work. cham Dernaid; cook. SO EXCHANGE
-3aL y sL- N. W u
GIRL for gsneraI housework Apply go
LtLA foa4- -ey-5l-
GIRL 20 assist iu store. 50 per week, with
chance for advancement Apply by letter
only. sCHHOT BROS, GIL la. ave n. ~.
GIRL 10 ASSIST Iu corset store: must under
stand plain sewing. ADA O.. PAYNE. g-5.4
- -t- ~ VI ~
GIRLs-Colored; TO help with children. 1873
L5g 2L- ~ ~. ~
GIRL-CoIgreds. TO assist with care OF baby.
~ Z5th u n W fe4-2t
Girl for geulraI homework with reference.
l5ll Pc. ave. 3 -. fe5-st
GIRLs-Two experienced % work With mon
Un coats. Apply KEEN S, 1910 u 81. ~ W.
INDEPENDENT ENCONE-Eo hard times.
bElglals permanent. confidential no can
EassiHg. Ho sewing no droHea. white BOX
a54, Times Office fe5--r'
LADY 10 solicit for arst-cIa=s laundry. state
experience and salary expected. Address BOX
a5Z. Times ynlce- fe5-2t
LADY CANFAssERs-G0od salary and COM
MISSIONS nothing Co sell but demonstrate
So x ST. y. W. fa4-st
LADY-Y0ungs as piano player afternoons.
Maryland Ih-ater GI3 sun ST.. wages. S. per
week CaH between lo.ao and j. fet-2t.
MILLINERY TRIAIAIER-ExparIeuc and
pIeparers and agpreat ces. MME. HESS. 8-l
MILLINERY THDIMERs. preparars. ana APP
preuuees Apply j.. ROSE lll5 = at. n. W.
MANGLE HELP and chamDomuid: expert
enced. Apply HousaEeeper, ST. JAMES HO-
NURSE cIRI-Ezpeneacea. reference Re-
gulrel- 6i5 E Cap ST. leg-at7
also stock girl far millinery. Apply ,ll5 I'll
AarswEEssEs- Three. immediately come
prepared for work sla ttH ST. n N. ts5-zt
WAIST and skirt hands, competent. long
season. Apply an once. MRS. b. j. RoL-
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INVALUABLE.

RluntOn-I said something to my wife
last week that offended her, and she
hasn't spoken to me since.
HeupeCk-Great Scott, mani You can't
remember what IL was. can yJu-PuCk-
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DANCING

MISS COULTER. the most sklufuI master OF
dancing. Z1l EYE ST N w II you car. walk
l can teach you 10 waltz. Prof. kemether.
assistant finest academy ia city; barn dance
private lessons, 5Jci suclals. Tuesday anu
saturday evenings Phone II II39 fe2-7c
GLOVER'5 6I3 2Zd ST.; private lessons. 5ge-
waltz and rWo-step guar lessons. barn
dance - classes Tues. and sat eve. Zsc.
phone W. ll-9- feg-l4r
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EVERY MORNING

Paul, at the age OF four. was asked
one morning by his papa. What IS the
name OF the first meal OF the day.
Oatmeal responded little Paul.
r0mptly.-EXchauge
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS

c. sT. n. w. 1oo-Two neatly FURNISHED
rooms with every convenience. one 81. one
Ct ST. n. w. zg1-NIceIy furnished rooms,
heat. gas. and bath fe5-7ts
II ST. n. W.. g5-Furnished rooms fgr Hr6T
housskeeIlHgi near Union station and O. u.
EYE ST. N w. Furnished rooms. also
dining room, Tor rent. fe8-sta
EYE ST. N. w, g0s-Furuished rooms: Sec
ond-sJorys front and others; reasonable. be-
/ ST N. W. 1su-NIce furnished sfrrr, and
double rooms. with OF without board
fs}-3ta
NEWTON ST. n. W. IH2-One second floor
front room. Win large closet. fe2-9t
10 ST. N. W. 475-Two nicely furnished
rooms for rent with OF without board.
iasl-st
TWO LARGE bar windows: win seat IN
lg persons each; warm and comfortable. Ap-
gly 10 Ia. ave n. w. fe5-3t
" 81. n. W, l80G-IW0 uIceIV f77T17S--T
front rooms bath adjoining on same f5gr.
hot-Water heat with or without board. terms
reasonable. .feI-6t
1ST ST. N W. gO5-Two front rooms. fI--
nished complete. light housekeeping: heat
gas. private family fes-zt
lsT. 81. N. w. u7-Front and back rTT-7-
centrally located furnished reasonable.
--l-se
2D ST N W. 5l7-Rooms with 0r without
housekeeping. feast
SD sT. ~ W. g1.-FrrrIzI7--7 rooms -------
able prices; trausieuts acconu0d4fsf. rs.r+r1I
location. fss-5ts
8D sT. NJ M 7eg-Tygo bTIgE- T------ -------
furnished. lfght housekeenfnrr e. ala
-
rooms for light boUsejree8fnr- gf5l i- i1.5
en-. ref-7ts
----------
IIeht. and bath: central location - -95
---
o1d 81. n. w ll-s-fTont parl0r I'm Culst
refined gentlemen. e,@-@+ 20
-- -
eth ST. n W, l5z8-Three rooms; second
Tas batb. '-''' ,-5t''' 51
l5--77 ---7- ~ 7--, -
and well bsafed. 81 no ''--l.' ~ -t5DN 5s.
7777T7 zT ~ "a 75-e -------7-------
uished front.room. SI8. convenient TO ca line
Ied-Zt7
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POoMs
G. ST. n w 447-Tvyo zarcnd- floor r-,-.
light heat and b8tH- raurfar7rr, 41ar..---5
f.f ~
MASS. AFE-, n. W. oV9-Four room front
Hat5 neat IuIulsneli S--,agi also stable, So
month fe4-3t'
NJ ASS AfEFI-eEuTU- avr~ ~ ars -
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STORAGE

WHY PAY MORE? We store furniture for
doe per load. UNITED STATES STORAGE
co, As-Z0-zz 10th 81. nv. Phone Main 4ZZ3
ia2-tf
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HEALTH MOVEEENT.

VIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. uatur7l-
nJu-surgical, cloth bound. 900 page book Tree
Apply los ma-., $40 Colorado Building; fraa
lecture for women Tuesday al 5 p. I'D,
4ara-rF
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UMBRELLAS RE-COVERED

NJ. HyPHILPTT. Prop. John Hess Mana
ger Reliable Umbrella and Paas1l Maker.
repairing and recovering speciality Crave
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THE BEAUTIFUL embroidery maze on the
Davis Vertical Feed Sewing Machine by our
customers has induced many Of their friends
t5 trade in new machines of all standard
makes for the Davis. These machines we
OueT at such ridiculously low prices are all
positively new, latest models. and were aE-
changed only because the Davis is So superior
SiNty-slE SiIger standard brand automatic
lIfts NgW Home your choice for SI5 Come
early They won't last long DAVIS
agency sl8 9th ST. ~. W. fe5 81
FOR SALE-Eawu ticket for standard visible
typewriter must be sold Immediately. BOX
g.l. Ilmes once fe5-3t-
FOR SALEi-BarEaln- FIEe-pass auger g4alI-
lac touring car. fully equipped. Including
top, excellent condition. call or address
CARTER MOTOR CAR CORPORATION 4Jj
Muusey Building fe5-8tH
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PALmISTS.


Washington's fav0rte cIairvoyant; paIrnfst.
gives reliable advice. He stands alone with
unriyalled power, helping you where Others
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ist ana card reader consult this born medl-
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ASTROLOGY.

MR. +. MILLION scientific EsrroIogsr. sl1
Eye Cd e. NV. HoTory astrology yearly
horoscope, naJivitles, 81. Information given
on any subject. Horoscopes erected by means
Of spherical Lrigonometry. Main a de11-tg
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.
WOOD, COAL AND COKE.

A. BROWNING, LINCOLN AVE. AED
sEATON PLACE. ~ +. Broken OF furnace
coaIs per ton, $6.7g5 white ash, egg. stove
and chestnut. $685. pea coal. $500. Phone n
1881 5a2s-tg
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HELP wANTED-MaIe and Femal..

FIRST-CLAS5 optical cauyasserss SIS per
week and commissions. BOX 355, Times
Office 1ta
WANTED-HateI help for all departments
today. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY, SOB 10th
81. ~ w fe4-3t
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So stem iu ll9 hours. 500, including typsRrit-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

I PAY the highest cash prices for ladies' and
gentlemen caal-oE wearing apparel. drop
card. VIII cali g. LIVINGSTON. 1912 gtn e.
n. W.. 9T phone North 1904 de38-ts
Wa ETEU-C.ntr ats of Ig or " room house
Iu central n. ~ price not To- exceed 5000 cash
BOX $50. Times office Its
GOOD PRICES paid for household furniture.
antiques. etc. also office and store fixtures.
Phone "a. l-g4. BOX $50. Times office
fe2-IJt
RICHEST cash prices paid for worn gar
giruts. either ladies. or gents. send postal
will cali B- IAE5HE5. 1908 lLh So. n. W.
FURNITURE. highest cash price paid for
uD-tD-lale larulLule5 drop postal. also cloth
Ing lf sent to store. IL. IEE5LEI. 1000 18th
~ w 5aIg-ggt
VAETED-Eura.turs for cash, sell YOUR
goods % tae HsaE whs gives YOU the most
money See EoINFOoD, stA ana X. je4-tf
DON'T WORRY about getting rid OF YOUR
household eueels5 ann il the market for fur
uiture and uereaauiisas an kinds. big money
paid ID. NOTES. 5l5 louisiana ave. Phone
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q ST. n. W. l005-Two neatly Furnished
rooms with every convenience. one 81. one
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-02-06
BAD EEFEcTs OF ANGER.
Complexion Suffers Where There IL
Lack of SeIf-control.

The girl who has very quick tenn
per must expect to have trouble with
her complexion. Sometimes red spots
come out prominently and refuse to be
hidden even by powder Sometimes
there is a flush, and when it disap-
pears the skin is quite dry and feels
almost painful
The cause of all this is the excite.
ment Of getting angry. Very little caa
be done for the skin while the temper
remains unchecked. Perhaps itwould
be good idea for the girl who is wor-
ried about her poor complexion to ex-
anime herself to find out if a hasty
temper is the cause of the mischief
Should this be so, let her set about
gaining self-control before she at.
tempts to improve her looks by the APP
plication Of creams and lotions.