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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-13

SITUATION WANTED AS CARPENTER
mandy man at anything else. HUGO
LINDEGREN, 9O6 E. 6th ST. Phone
Broadway 2157. lei
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Holmes Fruit Cake.

THE BEST FRUIT CAKE MADE
Holmes fruit cake IS made IN the rea
home way OF the best and richest Ingredients
ANY size cake you want. &c pound Order
early. Delicious homemade Pies zoe
HOLMES BAKERY. 107 ST. F " W Tel
Main 1857. deTq-tf
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Wanted Miscellaneous.

HOUSEKEEPERS- Ordinary windows eN-
pertly cleaned &C. EACH furniture and cabinet
work repaired. rednIshed. weather strips odd
Jobs about the house. Postal. ELLIOTT. 1916
7th ST n w dels-3t
WANT FURNITURE. STONES and
STOCKS OF MERCHANDISE of an kinds
and VIII pay big cash prices. Quick action
my specially. ID. NOTES, 615 Ia. ave. ".
vs.. Phone Main 3006 del9-3t
PRIVATE DALzELL's hfty years CORE
spoudence. all great men OF century, Presi-
dents. generals statesmen. cannot De dupIi-
catedJ Tor sale Address hiIl Room Z33
Treasury Department. deIS-3ts
WANTED-Fumiture ana carpets. contents
of houses q specially, for cash: fair and
square dealings A1-BAUGH. 9Th and r
HIGHEST CASH prices paid for worn cloth
ing; either ladies' or gents. send postal
VIII call B. TARSHES, 1908 9TH 81. n w
Phone North 499. se3O-tf
I PAY the highest cast prices for ladies'.
sentIemeu's- ana chiidren's CASTOR vyearful-
apparel; drop card. Will cali. c. LIVING
sTON, 1924 1th st y. W. or phone North 1904
Jyl3-tf
WANTED-Furniture for cash; selI vnur
goods 90 the man who gives you the r..oat
money See HOLLYWOOD SIN and X. je2-tf
MODERN SECONDHAND furniture bought
at 1906 18th ST.. also cast on clothing 81 sent
TO store Phone K. Heusley at North G45l-
se2V-gUt
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The Roman Automobile Co.
1915 II ST. ~ w
Washington. ID. G..
Branch OF Philadelphia Pa. Largest DeaI Ter
Ga used Autos IL

in used Autos 1t
FOR sALE-Used AUTOMOBILES.
/ Type ~. Pope-Ioiedo. seven passsn-
gers. fun equipment. incluiuE of and
gas LAMBS generator top clip covers.
trunk rack i'm god 0rler............ 81 .nH8
4 REQ Touring Car, Eve passenger.
complete equipment including old and
gas lamps. generator. top. windshield.
speedOmetcr. clock. shock abs1rbt rs.
good condition .-.-... -...--.... ..-.-.-... 600
I REQ Roadster. four passengers. Oh
and gas lamps. generator top.
aueedoructer. good condition. ..-.....-- $50
1 REQ Roadster. four passengers. oil
and gas lamps generator. TOD.
speedometer5 good condition. used
months ---.-.-- -.-..... lal
REQ Runabour. with folding seat
-FOUR passengers. top. on lamps. gg7f
condition ---. .-.-. $50
/ REQ guuabout with folding seat.
passenger ,op. oil lamps. good COM
LESTER b MOORE. Jr.
$50 18Th 81 n. W. dels-3t
500 FOR 5-paseense- White Steamer. dr-.-
class condition, bargain. Write r. W..
ESsIG. Ig3 VI. Eorth ave. Baltimore. Nd
dcls-ft'
TOURING CAR-Guarauteed 90 be Do first
class condition, very reasonable. good OPP
Unrtuult- go secure Christmas present hu-
p.y ,25 l-th 81 ". vs.. del5-7tc
MOTOR CAR ar a bargain-We have for sale
% 1903 6-ryiluder. 6-pass-ugcr touring car
.,h.rl was taken Iu trade for 1910 car.
This CA has been repaiuted and thoroughly
0vcrhauIed al the factory. IL is a bargain
at the price we offer It COMMERCIAL
DEPARTMENT. y. r.. THOMAS MOTOR
gDATPANl- deIs-Tt
EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING.
Best equipped auto repair shop in town.
HiEh-c.ass work al lowest rates. Agents FOR
the celebrated 'DupleA' spark coil. also
agents lor The Rambler Automobile. There
is no better"
District Machine & Auto Repair Co.,
Phone Main 1861. zoos ST. ". w
sCl9-Su.W-tf
FOR gALE-lgO8 Packard 'Ig' roadster. AID
dress ROLAND PARK GARAGE. Roland
Park. Nd. dols-6Js
$751;. LEND YOU BATTERY while joe
rented Tor $50 "A month. including recuarg-
lur. Repairing. AN makes. economical prices
WItherDce Iguiter Co. 6i7 1ith st. Room 3
de'l-21t
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Wanted Statesmen.

SALESMAN to- SEN retail grocers of wash
HIi'u ID ~. Give references and past cy-
ucriCucc. e.. REED a. Co. 20 y gresp..
81. Iial-Lmore. Nd. del9-lg'
HIGH GRADE travelling. salesman 90 sell
highest grade line of calendars and adver-
USING novelties published in America. and
appoint statesmen. strictly commission. An
exceptional opporf nifty Tor hiEh-Erade man
Fl. T. SMITH COMPANY. indianapolis. Ind
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Bicycles
Christmas Candies.

COKINOs BROS.-An kind Of mixed candies
for Christmas; low prices. candy canes
mixed nuts. guaranteed fresh. 1903 II st.
~ F. and 900 81 e. s w delS-tf
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Rooms and Board.

O SIT n. w He-Wantod a. few reunrd
uIarderF. comfortable rooms. home cooking.
S. per week delS-atc
EYE ST. D. W.. ll2l-Euoms with OF with
ONT board. home table, phone. .dei9-at
T. ST. ~ w. 10l5-LarEe pleasant cIo7n
sunny rooms, good table board dei7-a'-
UTH ST. H. w 1iIs-EIreIy furnished
rooms with board. phone boo house. Nortu
aGtg deIg-3ts
10TH ST. ~ W. 72i-Rooms So per month.
table board So per week. gcI5-Sl'
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wANTEf1- ExPERIENCED CHINA AND
TOY HACKERS. ALSO BUNDLE RECORD
FRS APPLY TO SUPRINTENDNT WOOD
WARD a. LOTHROP.
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Situations Wanted-Female.

PLACE AS LAUNDBE.ss. LAURA CLAIRE
1927 4th 81 n. vs.. delS-zt~
-FIrst-class; ia private family where
kitchen maid is kept. Address BOX 25s
Times Office deIs-stF
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ST n. F.. 5O2-Large bright front room
suitable FOR two; squares from Union sta
ti0u IL
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r ST. ~ w, 2I0-in wen kept home. beau
ulul rooms, modern convenience. light
housekeeping; refined adults only de19-3te
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FOR Imported canaries and talking
parrots. LOWEST PRICES Am Kinds oE
cages sold CELLERS BIRD STORE s57
la ave. ~ " derq-IGru
FOR SALE-Beautitully marked sable and
white fun bred registered collie dog one wear
old. BON 2E9. Times Office. dels-stc
WE ARE booking Christmas orders FOR white
Eskimo and other d'ssi also singing Canarles.
parrots. cats rabbits. white mice rats. sold
fishes goats etc DOGS and cats washed
and Ero0med al your homes by expert lady
SCHMIDS BIRD STORE, 40 l-th So n. W.
deIr-rt
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Liquors

SHERWOOD. 69c PER BOTTLE. NIeIvaIe.
ST. 90. Cascade. Soc DVcThOlt. 95C. Monogram.
soc. q. r.. sharp, .5c All tul quarts and
straig ht whiskcys. All wines 500 gallon
up. TOBIAS BUSH. lII0 -. n. ". n. 1921
de5-2lt
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SALESMAN Travelling small towns go sell
AS Side line our mill production spring dress
goods and white goods, direct TO retail
stores. liberal commission. FRANK ID
LALANNE a. CO.. Philadelphia. Pa 1t'
WANTED-SaIesm8u successful In selling
cash registers. computing scales. typewrit-
ers. ieweLE other standard specially
propositions 10 cover District of Columbia.
staple line ON absolutely new and exceptional
terms. attractive contract for 1910 contain
ms liberal weekly advance clause; references
required MILES = BIXLER co. CIav--
land. Ohio It.
SALESAfA Experienced in any line to sell
general trade in Maryland and Virginia: an
uneNcsiled specially proposition, vacancy
aitcr January 4, commission with $50 week
iy for expenses. THE CONTINENTAL JEW
ELRl COMPANY. Cleveland ohio. lt'
SALESMAN outside Washington for bic ex-
elusive line, nothing like it On stores. no
competition; exc. usive territory liberal COM
mission. solid company. strong advertising.
expert help. permanent business, Or YOU can
sell h4gh-Class speciality t0 women. Ora -
THIS TODAY. Samples loaned 20 right man.
tell what you've SOLD sales Manager 121
Sycamore So. Milwaukee. Wis. lt'
sAI-ESlIAN-1Iust Dee energetic. good ap-
pearance. capable ana able to obtain liability
bond prefer man employed present.
Apply own handwriting stating experience.
age, and reference. BOX Zsl. Times Of
fee dels.2l.22
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FOR SALE-Fine mahogany aeO,ian piano
player with lot fine records; cost $225; viii
take S3I50. sos r ST. n. W. II
FOR SALE XMAS TREES. FRANKLIN &
DAVIS NURSERY CO, cor. 18th and 3,
Gin beside Zee hay scales. delS-3t'
-UI: sALE-ParIor suit of i've pieces; new:
Sa5 WW n ST. Suite g. del8-3t'
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Help Wanted-Male.

YOUNG MAN to work I'm dairy. sin N. Cap
ST.. dels-at|
YOUNG NAN-HrEht. from rs 90 20. for COLI
'ector in real estate office. must have h.-
cycle and reference. Address BOX -si. Times
office. uelS-2tr
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Workingmen's Wants.

v-1EETNGNTEN-Sa Claus and Christmas
Is EaaekIur az your door. open tno pay en-
-.-runr ana IeL the cash pour mo- use setting
-.- = -.ar. see MS. ger in ON the ground
r..,~ on a tailored ,-GEhJiT used1 Sllit or
overcast. So % 500 save note ona
= M II
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Clairvoyants.
WONDER OF THE AGE
PROF. GOULD
pc Special Reading, 25c
FOR 3 DAYS ONLY
Clairvoyants.
PRIVATE OFFICES go srH ST. n. ".
NEAR F

AR Gould is NOT 90 be classed WIKI the
common fortune teller He IS a scientific
seer who stands alone. the brilliant star OF
his mysterious profession Judge him By
HIS standing, his work. his past record. and
reputation Re reads the lives Of uortals
Ike an open book from infancy 20 old age
tells you al and every thing YOU wish 20
know concerning yourself and those you are
interested IN near by. at a distance He
tells YOU what 20 do. how 10 proceed, how 70
win and accom- ish your hearts desire He
advises. directs. and aids YOU In an matters
pertaining 20 human destiny. business law
love- marriage. divorce. separation-in A word
help YOU Those who VIII take advantage o.
his small Zee for days only should cali
early 90 avoid the rush Readings daily and
Sunday. Hours 10 a. m. 70 Q .. H. SUNDAY
p. M. 20 p M Once $50 9th 81. ~ W.
near f. IL
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Dancing.

PROF e. MRS. WYNDHAM. SIG 18th H. W.
teach all dances, class Tues. Thur and
Sat eve. $50. lesson zoe, STA lessons. S. co..
private lesson any hour with music, guaran-
TOO all scholars Drufe. teachers Ph0u, MOOD
deI5-tr
DANISOE-s Prof. and Mrs; 7I8 Cru N. W.,
hest known. est 1892. Teach aid dances cor
reauy. lessons day or eyeuE Phone M t6sf.
D.a-- a. dances. Tue, Thur tEs. Assembly
dances. NATL Rifles Armouy. We'd S8r. eEs
-ei3-tl
MISS COULTER. located Coz Mass ave. n
W.. finest academy m city. special Eur h1,i-
DAYS. 6 lessons g.. with music. lessons any
Hme. Phone 1889. deif-7l'
DANCING STUDIO us Eyo st. ~ W.
AII-ses Chamberlain and cobb. teachers. go
..al dance Thursdays- Phone n 5H--Y.
.a--tr
MRS GLOVER. GlG -eud. TrI lessons. E0c.
waltz a. tw0-stcp guar lessons. class Tues.
Thurs sat eFc z5e. Phone ~ 1923. deI-syt
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL.
only one taught at time.
Latest dances. two Instructors
1873 -. y ave. SELECT. Phone n $500 Y
dcT-ff
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FOR SALE-Codee urn. 5 gallon: good rs
new. See NORWOOD, Sth and X de19-3t
FOR SALE-Nery handsome Regina music
box and record cabinet with 80 records good
as new. outfit cost $l25 viii take $3.50 SOC
r ST n w II
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

THOROUGHLY experienced commercial
teacher desires few pupils for small class.
starts January D. Rare opportunity. Address
T. W. Times office de1g-3t
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Wanted-Ag .nts.

WE PAY $50 month salary and furnish
rig and all expenses 90 introduce poultry
and stock powders new PLAN steady work.
HlFbEk CO.. ~ aSf. Springfield. Illinois
lie
DO YOU WANT Co ssT am article that YOU
can make big money out org Write us
Ne have &C. sample free. PERKINS SUP
PLY CO.. -6- Washington st.. Boston. Mass
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CASTRO-
Spiritualisnl.

MRS WHITES SEANCE every Wednesday
Friday nights. g. M; Tuesday afternoons
$3.50 Private llLEEI lew 40 SIN 81 n W
NINE CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM. reads
your life correctly. gives names. facts daily
and Sunday. 6Gl Sd 81. n. f.. cor +. near
Union station Ladies only lyf-f
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Help Wanted-lMale.

An eiCht-week course I'm our college
viii prepare you to earn from $500 10
$1,000 DIT month, One-third OF tuition
payable after you secure a position.
Our students can earn from 5000 20
5000 a month working Tor US. while
taking the course
AEE Cor particulars
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Palnists.

PIANIST. Jaf 18th ST. second noor- A+ALiNA
READ. late OF tle EooI SHOW Free readings
v..rg lessons. Learn % teu your fortune
GolS-.t-
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IRREGULARITIES or once. union wages.
X ~. be- 9Th and 1fh sts. H. T. Cau al
once. H. r. HOWENSTEfS co. dels-st
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BRIGHT BOYS can earn good money work
ing after school hours Apply BOX "a
WashinEtcn Times- sei2-tf
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Dress Suits For Hire.

ONLY UP-TO-DATE fun dress and tuxedo
suits for hire. n. 4. PINES. Merchant
TaNor 1905 .th 81. n. W ocl9-sOt
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For Sale Miscellaneous.
FACTS
About the Davis Vertical Feed
Saving Machine

best Christmas present because 81 does en-
broidery. Mexican drawn work. sews on
buttons. hooks and eyes, makes button holes
does darnng without the use oC any at
tachment 10 does an plain sewing done boy
other machines 1900 easier. tt scws fine
fabrics without the use Of paper, not pos
sible on other machines and will sew heavier
goods than any other machine IL requires
no bastng You can baste garment fol
trying on more perfectly than by hand
Does braiding automatically. It wears bet
ter. lasts longer and requires less rclqiring
The simplest In construction, has moro and
better attachments and is positively highest
grade machine on the market.
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BOY I'm real estate Office. Answer BOX
$50 Times office. IrIs-2ts
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For Rent Rooms
UnfurnIshed.

Oululul3ucQ.
THE DORCHESTER l2,h and SD ave.
w, three stories good outIooh. heat and
hot water. stationary WaEbtung. baths
large cIothrs-dryiuE platform spacious one
and two rooms with closets. newly paprrel
and s,afnted. s.. and $40 prr MONTH gas con
uC~ri0u Tor cooking. slot gas meter. one
block from nth $50. cars. Apply to- Janlt0r.
ecls-G
= ST. n. r. 22g-Three for 1275, FOR I4;
bath. gas. dell-ate
+ ST. ~. W. 6o7-Two unfuruishod rooms
for housckocpiuE, s.. dels-2.r
- ST.. n. T.. 60J-Tor rent. two unruruIshed
rooms. heat and bath. 50. Call after %. 100.
delg-9g'
S ST. ~ w. N6-THrce mrurufshcd rooms.
Apply JAS a.. BOE, 500 colorado bids.
dela-2,a
TWO FRONT ROOMS northeast section.
near cars CBpu0. and Library. lon family
OBJ. TWO, ,o adults only. price ST.. BOX go.
Times office. lt'
ID sT. H. W. -I1-Tur-- rooms front room
-uN.u AN front. steam heat gas aud uath-
excellent for light housekeeping. DO unfre.
lion go children, reasonable a.ie-5t
I'D ST. IS. w. Clg-THree rooms -d floor.
private family. heat AMID gas, SIS month.
grH ST. r.. .au-TLr,o bright uu.u-
uisHel rooms with gas. for Heut huuseE,ep-
.nr. ..iru quiet couple. IS per month.
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BoYs-FiYe strong. to deliver floor oil 200
18th 81 ~ W dels-lts
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@ ST ~ w. gl5-Fmnished rooms for light
housekeeping TWO OF three. heat. gas and
hafn gafs-gfe
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CLOSING OUT
HIGH-GRADE USED
Organs

FOR SALE-50 stoves; new and slightly
used. See HOLLYWOOD sth and X
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SALEsLADIES- Experienced i'm dry goods
store. in All departments Apply $50 7th ST.
y w de1T-3tc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18
TIE LOVE LETTER..

she took It from the Tostman with a
nervous trembling hand,
Il sort Of trepidation $40 could hardly
understand:
OF course she knew he loved her. go why
1alter in this way
When n Valentine was due her and she
know just what 'twould say7
Shc tool. 1t to her boudu'r. not because
she cared 10 lido
The postmnrk or the writing or the
verse or two inside.
But because she was woman with a
sentle woman's heart
she yearncd u feel the rankling, by hcr-
self. OF Cupid's dart
Alone beside the window she observed
the dainty square.
Addressed, as Is the custom, with an eye
deludng care;
She smiled to think how useless was this
effort Of his hand
When, Of course, the sweet enclosure
was by him and for her planned.
With thrillings still reluctant she at last
removed the seal.
Observing how ecstatic such moment
makes one feel:
II en- she spread the page before her
and her head spun like q top
II was only an announcement from q
swell new butcher shop.
l.. S WATERHOUSE.
In the New York Sun.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18

by the admiral which win take place
as soon as practicable after the re-
Wow by the PRESIDENT
when the feet enters Hampton Roads
noxt Monday and is reviewed by Presi-
dent Roosevelt II viii form procession
over ten mics In length and tho review
by the President viii occupy two and n
half hours The President after recev-
Ing Rear Admiral Sperry. the rear ad-
,nirals commencing the divisions OF the
feet and tho captains OF each Of the
battlcships on board the Mayflower at
. T.. m. ana addressing them will go
aboard each OF the divisional flagships
of the ncct. md address representa-
tion Of the officers and crews Of the
four ships forming each division who
will assemble on their flagship. In this
way ne will reach all the mon OF the
fleet Indirectly. FOR him ~ visit each
vessel would occupy too much time and
Rear Admiral Sperrv devised the plan
There VIII be rs vcsses, Including tho
arNiliary Ynnkton Tho different divis-
ions Of the feet will steam 500 wards
nrart and each Of the vessels will bo
spaced Am yards apart. The flagship
Connecticut will reach the Tell o, the
Horseshoe where tho Presidents Yacht
Mayfower Will occupy the somo position
She ga when the fleet departed. exactly
i1:oo m. The long single column will
- SO the Mayaower and take 10 posi-
ton in the roads.
1t will take two and a half hours for
the entire fleet 70 poss. At $50 p. m. the
vessels wlll drop anchor either in two
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DATES FOR INSPECTION.
T.. 6. Army Officer visits National
Guard March II 10 "a.

- ~ +Ns
Tho annual inspection II the Ma
tional Guard Of this state for 1909
as required by the T.. s militia act
of 1903. will be made 10y Captain
Arthur p S. Hyde, coast artillery
corps, u & A. on the following dates
promptly at s: p. m. except battery
and signal corps Northneld 1000 a.
m:
Co. =. Newport, March -,
Co D. ST. Johnsbury, March y.
ira Qrs. End Battalion bradford
March IS.
Co. +, Bellows Falls, March g.
Co. l. Brattleboro. March lG.
Hd Ora lst Inf and Band, Brattle.
boro. March l6.
co. Is, Bennington, March IL
Co. a, Rutland. March ls
I'D Qrs. lat Battalion. Mnrch 18.
Co. c, Brandon. March 49,
60. ". Burlington. March %.
Hospital Corps, March %.
co, j., 81. Adams, March %.
Co +, Northseld, March 24
battery A. Mortified, March %.
Signal Corps Co. A. March %.
Co. II, Montpelier. March 90
ira Qrs, Bird Battalion March 20.
General Hd Quarters, March rs.
Field and staff officers non-com-
inissioned staff officers VIII report in
uniform TO tho inspecting officer at
convenient points. Troops viii be
paid for one-haf day and receive
one-half days commutatiou for ra-
lions. Mileage will not be allowed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18
RECEPTION TO THE FLEET.
Great Proce ssion 10 Pass before
Pres. Roosevelt TT Unmpto On Ronds.

Washington, Feb. 1G.-Admiral
Sperry to-day sent by wireless tclo-
graph to tire navy department. tho
names OF the hattloships Of his fleet
which will remain at anchor In
Hampton Roads untll after March 4
n order TO send battalions from their
crews to tho inaugural parade In
Washington.
These vessels are tho Connecticut
virginia, Louisiana. Wisconsin. Geor-
sia. Illinois. Keorsarge ANA Ken
lucky, the latter three Of which VIII
be placid out of commission ON their
arrival at their home navy Yards.
Tho remaining eight battleship,
which have completed the cruise
around the world win lcave IIampto,.
Roads for their home navy yards f..
IrcpGirs immediately after inspector
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18
UNDERTAKERS IN TOWN.
Nay Hold Their Annual Meeting Here
In August.

\ meeting OF the executive COM
mittee of the Vermont Funeral Direc-
tors and Embnlmers association was
held in this city yesterday when tho
place Of holding the annual meeting
of tho association the frst week IN
August was discussed. The commit
tee was entertained by John r. Kelley
and tho advantages OF Burlington as
convention city were strongly urged.
The association will hold n three days
session. and tho committee seemed ia
look upon burlington with favor.
The members OF the executive COM
mittce present yesterday were Prcsl-
dent &. II. Hayden Of Riverside. Sec
rotary A. +, Hale Of Bradford, John
r. Kelley Of Burlington. j. b. Stearns
Of Rutland and J. c. Gibson of Euos-
lurah Fails.
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DIED.

BEACII-Entered into rest. Friday. tho
18th. 1909. Mrs. Corhdha Beach. aged 50
years.
UAsKINS-At the home Of her SON.
: CLAYTON Haskins. In Beachmont.
Mass. Feb. 10, 1909, Mrs. Thankful las
Aius.
pATTEN-At .Williston VI. Feb 49,.
,qoo Mrs. Mary \. Patton, aged II years.
wife IT james Patten,
uNDES Sin KeeseNillc, N. Y, Feb.
loth 1909, Anna Pierce. wife OF e
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18
THE BURLINGTON MARKETS.

The newest thing In the local markets
Is fresh venison. which s being sold
AT Il. II. Towards marhet from ten TO
~ cents per pound New tahhages have
nlso arrived and are selling from 20 $
cents pound, The-e will he 10 straw
berries IN the markets this week
The following wholesale and retail! pri-
ces are furnished tho F-se Press ny c. A.
Barber, Burlington Fruit Company Jones
& Isham and r. =. Howard.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18
TELEPHONE HOUR ON HER CARD

(Fr0m tho New York SUM
Telephone 5000 to II a. M
what does that mean7' asked tho
man. "Isn't 1t u queer item to be printed
on womans visiting card2"
at would have been queer once said
his wife, "but 1t isn't now, Women who
have many engagements have found 1t
necessary to limit the timo they will
spend at the telephone, ana they state
on their cards the hors when they can
he reached by Wire