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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-27

NOTICE OF HEARING ACCOUNT
Following account has been filed
for settlement and will be heard on
Tuesday, January 10, 1911, at a. M:
First and final account of Laura A.
Stockberger, administratrix of Sarah
F. Berry.
PATRICK A. BERRY,
Probate Judge.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-27

NOTICE OF HEARING ACCOUNT
Following account has been filed
for settlement and will be heard on
Tuesday. January 10, 1911. at 9 a. m:
First and final account of w. o.
Bowers, guardian of Mary E. Ran
dolph.
PATRICK A. BERRY,
Probate Judge.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-27

NOTICE OF HEARING ACCOUNT
Following account has been filed
for settlement and will be heard on
Tuesday, January 10, 1911, at 8 a. M:
Fourth and final account of j. w.
Anders, administrator of Phillip An
ders.
PATRICK A. BERRY,
Probate Judge.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-27
GOOD TIDINGS OF JOY
WHICH SHALL Be TO ALL
When win Come the Lony-Prom-
ised Peace?
And When tho Good Will to Men7-Na-
tions Still Making Unprecedented
Preparations For War.
CHATTANOO-

CH ATTANOO"
GA. Tenn. Dec.
25tli.-Pastor Rus
sell of Brooklyn
Tabernacle preach
ed here today In
the afternoon on
THE Great Here
after" and In the
forenoon from the
text below quoted
On both occasions
his audiences sat
speIlbound for q
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-27
Society Notes
kearns-Sharp
Wedding

kearns-sharp
Wedding
At st. Paul's rectory on Thursday
evening at eight o'clock the Rev. w.
e. Hull united In marriage Mr.. Cicil
Kearns and Miss Jessie Viola Sharp,
both of Mt. Vernon. They were at.
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lane
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-27
NOTICE OF HEARING ACCOUNT

Following account has been filed
for settlement and will be heard on
Tuesday, January 10. 1911. at a. M;
First partial account of Charles Van
voorhis. administrator of It. f. Van
Voorhis.
PATRICK A. BERRY.
Probate Judge.
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DEATHS

AVERY-On Monday. October Il. 1910. al Il: rs
a. m. CHARLES T., son uf Austin T and
Clara Y Avery, Of 1903 Park rOao north
west, aged FIVE days.
BOYCE-On Sunday, October Is. 1910. at his
residence. Thirtieth and Cedar streets Mt
Rainier, Nd, CHARLES W. beloved hus-
band OF Mildred r BOyce (nee Ryan,, in
the thirty-fifth year of his age
Funeral from his late residence on We'd
nesday, October - al 100 O'Clock o. m
Relatives and friends invited Interment
viii be at O2ktOn, Va Special car Will
leave Twelfth street and Pennsylvania ave
nue. at $50 p. m
DYER-On Sunday. October 16. 1910. ROB-
ERT DYER, at the ase Of forty-foU- years.
ELS-On Sunday. october 10. 1910. AT $50
.. m. FRITZ ELS.
RAMAGE-Departed this life on Monday. Oc-
tober II, 1910. at Sibley Hospital, FLOR
ENCE ADA RAMAGE (nee Hoskin) be-
loved wife Of Matthew II. Ramage OF
HyatJsville, Nd. Born April 4, 1870; native
Of Toronto Canada
Funeral from Reppetfs undertaking es
adjustment. 81 Pennsylvania avenue south
east. at 1 p m, Wednesday. October 1s
Toronto, Canaca, papers please coDy)
GOLDSMITH-On Tuesday. October IS 1870.
the residence Of his son-in law, 1921 Seventh
Funeral thursday, Octooar q, at S:SO a. m
JONEs-On Slnuay. Oc-0yer I5. I.Iu. LILA
JONES
PUMPHREY-On Monday, October Il. 1910
at 1855 D. m, at his residence. 1855 Tenth
street southeast. THOMAS B., husband OF
Maria ann Humphrey, IN the sevent y-third
year Of his age.
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FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR w. S. WHITMORE

Funeral services for Willard Ste
pheE WhitmOre, for many years a
stereOtyper in the Government Print
ing Office. and inventor Of the papier
mache matrices used by many news
papers throughout the country, have
been arranged for this afternoon at
the family residence, S07 First street
northwest
The Rev. George W. Atkinson, Of
st. PauPs Episcopal Church. was
chosen TO conduct the services, and
the burial will be IN the National
Cemetery at Arlington.
Mr.. Whitmrre died early Sunday
morning at his residence after an fl
ness Of about four months.
He was born at la Porte, Ind, May
3, 1912. He founded and for num-
Der Of years edited the Saltwater.
MINI, Gazette. He also edited a
number OF other papers and maya
zines in the West, among them the
Minneapolis Chronicle, the first paper
20 be published in that city. and later
the Minneapolis Tribune.
He leaves a wife and two sons. the
Rev. Clarence ". WhitmOre, Of Trim
lty Episcopal Church. and George S.
Whitmore, both of this city.
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Synopsis of Chapters Already Published

Barrabas a sculptor. returns 10 his
home TO md his wife murdered, his
daughter. Evelyne. unconscious, and his
son, Polydore. youth Of twenty, glboer-
ing I'm a lo-l. The boy says ne has killed
his mother. and the father writes a let
ter 10 the dead wpman's brother, taking
the crime on himself Then he fees.
Barrabas seeks the house OF Marcadlan,
a lawyer and his wife's brother, 20 whom
he had written his confession There nc
meets Addison Kingsley, an American
millionaire, who practically hdnaps him
For SEQ, 90 he agrees 10 marry Lucie
Well with whom his strange hosts son
IS infatuated. At Kingsley's instance he
changes his Identity and becomes Charles
Douglass. an American.
William Kingsley comes 10 see MS IA
the. In the presence OF Barrabas be de-
clares he no longer loves LuCie We'll. but
does love Evelyne Barrabas, the pretend
er's daughter.
Kingsley confdes 10 Barrabas his viii
ingness that his son shall marry the
Sc. DtGr's daughter. That night Barrabas
hears Kingsley and Lucie In angry alter
cation and The girl disappears. He sees
kingsley afterward washing the blood
from his hands.
AngIiiy protesting against the murder
OF Lucie Barrab8s is seized by Bambou
and tied. Kingsley then scars his face
with sUiphuric acid The sculptor Is told
this IS to prevent his identification.
Earrab has becomes reconciled 10 his hor-
rible dishguremeut-to being The Man
Without Face" Kingsley tells him the
story OF the real Charles DOugaass. This
man. his business partner. Kingsley had
learned was the real father Of William
Kingsley.
Evelyne Is frightened into unconscious
ness by a madman az the sanatorium. IN
her terror she turns, unknOwingly, 10 her
father and presses her lips TO his SCARED
face.
In the supposed mailman. T.. who had
30 badly frightened Evelyne, Barrabas
recognizes his son. Polydore.
Polydore tells his father IL was his mad
love FOR LUcie Well that caused him 20
XII hts mother.
Kingsley tells Barraba. he must prepare
20 go 70 America before the marriage OF
William and Evelyne. The Man With
out a Face" secure IN the knowledge Of
his own power, bids his erstwhlle master
defiance. Marcadiaa. meanwhile. has man
Tested a desire TO break of the marriage.
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L'HOMME SANS FIGURE 52A4sEsz sozsSzHz
Translate IOmhe Frach6yF zrea
1.-THE NAN WIzHOUTA EACE)
BY ALBERT R0ISSIERE
Translated I,-omthe French by Florence

can let your scruples stand IN the way
OF such an excellent match. I shall love
EVeiyne as though she were my own
daughter she is just the girl whom l
should like to see Williams wife.
don't care rap about your secrets.
Zee! sure there is something about Z.
and II IL Is about that poor creature,
do not wish you to tell me. Because OF
q mere seruple, do not think you
should mar the future Of this young
couple. Eyelyne is letting herself be
influenced by fancies, and you, Mar
cadian-all I can say is. that you are
a agSoet9 me I Ifieq 9oG1 Won ygH e
sire II, / VIII send Z away from the
asylum, or, II you prefer, we viii keep
him forever; I give you my word, for
ever I'll do more; I'll give you another
proof Of my friendship. and Of my in
fiuence over William"
Marcadian looked at me wonderingly-
You know that ne has kept this poor
idiot contrary TO all regulations, and
that he might get into trouble about II
if il were known. He told me this only
yesterday. Well, /, Charles Douglass
swear 10 take this poor idiot in my
charge. It is 1 who VIII TlaCe him IN
der the care Of the alienlst, DIT. William
Kingsley. II Is ! who will have him
confined 10 the asylum, II you wish 1t
so. I hold myself respC nsible for this
youth. 1 viii avert all questioning from
the government. And from this asylum
- - SiAall never 80 mtLnoAN my EO4-
sent, and my consent VIII depend en-
tirely upon yoIr wish. Can I say morei
Can 7 do anyth. ng more?'
Il would be impossible 70 paint the
astonishment and the JOY which lit up
Marcacian's face and shone from Eve
lyne's sparkling eyes
Marcadian grabbed my right hand
and Evelyne pressed my left They both
spoke at once. their words expressive
Of deep emotion.
"Ah, Monsieur, you cannot Imagine
the great service thar you have done
for US. God bless you. You have lifted
a load from our minds. Then YOU swear
T. shall never leave the asylum"
Never, unless II is your wish"
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Issue OF The Times.
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Mr.. Douglass. that I am loath to re-
nOunce such an excellent marriage for
my niece, and she. poor girl. is broken
hearted at this last blow which fate
has dealt her. Put it is impossible. IN
derstand me. quite impossible, for DR..
kingsley to marry my niece
l got I'D and began to walk I'D and
down the room.
1t has something 10 do with Z" I
said, after a silence. 1t can only be
something about that idiot 2"
The layer and his niece turned pale,
and did not reply
OH I said carelessly, as / walked
up and down wi-iI my hands behind my
back. 4 don't care about your family
secrets, / have no wish whatever TO pry
Into them. I am giving 500,00 francs
as wedding present 10 William and
EVelyne. Then. after my death. WIZ
liam viii have $4,000, 600, and he viii in
merit the same amount from Mr.. King
sley. I do not understand how you
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IN MEMORIAM

sad and loving remembrance
Of my dear husband and our father RICH
ARD J. ECkERT. who was killed in the
wreck Of the Long Bridge seven years AGO
today, October Is BY his loving
WIFE AND CHILDREN
sad but loving remembrance Of
MY dear friend, GROVER CLEVET,AND
GROVES. who departed this life one wear
ago today. October IS 1903
The flowers / lay about his grave NAV
wlther and decay,
But fresh and green his memory in nv
heart shall always stay;
Unknown aud forgotten by some he NAV he
But the grave that contains him is sacred
10 me.
A devoted friend. b G u
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The Vital Records.
Births.

Births.
Earl 3. and sarah L. Castle. boy.
Samuel Z. and Honorence Mackey, boy.
John NJ. and Helen g. Hammerly, girl.
Edward NJ and Margaret kibdle, girl
owen T, jr. and Lillian Reeves, girl.
Russell D. and Mamie III, Cox, girl
William +. and Nellie T Anderson, girl
Mack and Ada Potter, girl
Charles L and Elsie Latham. boy.
George and Kate Bradley, boy.
Thomas NJ and Mary J.. Nckeura, girl
Alexander +. and Julia +. Freisheim,
boy.
Max and Anna Raphelson. girl.
Maurice A and Lillian i. Sebastian,
girl.
Emory and Ada C. sayIor. boy.
Martin J. and Irene SChrarn, EiT4
William H and Sue L. LabOfisL, boy
GusJave A. and Lillian n FieishhaUer.
girl.
Frederick A. and Emma NJ. Schaub, boy.
Edward R and Pauline ). KinchelOe,
girl
Austin Z. and Clara Avery, boy.
Arthur z. and Nellie T. KIotz, boy.
Harry W. and Leon ". Hought0n. boy.
James J. and Margaret J. COnleY, girl.
George w and Clara NJ Tucker, boy.
Thomas and Roberta NJ Bowling, Dcy.
Pond and Dona Browning giri.
Herbert Z. and Margaret G. Price, boy.
Walter and Mary NJ WcnZei. boy.
ollie B. and Ella 3. Holmes. girl.
Morris and Rosie Shenk, boy.
Max and Bessie Reines. girl
Abbie and sarah BaTaIZ, girl.
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Deaths.

Robert Dyer. a years. 10 Twelfth street
southeast.
William G. Appich. q years, 1909
Eleventh street southeast.
Elizabeth WHITAKER, 45 years, Providence
Hospital.
Anne J. Eliot, IS years, III n street
nOrthW est.
Willard g. WhitmOre, IS years, S07 First
street northwest.
Infant of Pea P. and Laura NJ Wright,
I hour, Garfield Hospital.
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Marriage licenses

Benjamin L. Moxley and Mary c. Ieary
both Of Washington
Lewis Hodges. of Washington, and
Grace W. Hammaker. Of Charles, W.
Va.
Edward T. HiHsley, Of Washington, AMI
Bessie J. Haley. Of Fauquier county,
Va.
Paul c. Patterson and Elsie J. Mclean,
both OF Washington.
Nathan T. Baker, Of Bryantsville, Nd,
and Desie Tucker, OF Blandensburg.
Nd
Harry W. Wilcox and Emma Keeler,
both Of Washington
Michael Rienfeller and Gertrude WI
Hans, both OF Baltimore.
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CARPET CLEANING

ALBERT KAHLERT & CO. Improved Steam
Carpet Cleaners; cleaning. makinE ana la,--
ing carpets and rugs; mattress making 81
3 81. S. w, Phone u 2oSA
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HELP WANTED-MALE


BoY--sober. eolored. 70 work around dry
goods store BEE HIVE. SD 81 \ w.
BUSS BOYS-Three white al once. Win
walters experience preferred. Apply Ioe3
Pa. ave. n. W.
BUsHELMAN-On ladies' and gents gar
ments; SIS a week. Apply at once. I5l1
I'm I'm. ave
BUSHELMEN Tor ladies' and gentIemen's
tailoring; good pay. 800 18th st. y. W.
BUsHELMAN-Gooe. Can at HS East Cap
itOl st.
BUTLER-,white. $50; driver. white. ss5. With
room; white walters FISHERS AGENCY.
4ls 10th 81.
BUFFERS. dishwashers. po-ters and driv-
eIs department stores 1885 18th n w
COAT MAKERS-First class: 70 work in
side by the week; good wages: steady work
Apply at once. FREDERIC A COCHRAN
q Co. so6 18th ST.
COAT MAKERS. GLBERT. s25 F street
y W
COAT TAILOR-Good: long season: good paw.
apply J. sHINDLER. l44o S 81 y. W. !
COAT MAKERS-High -elass, and busheirlan.
0,EFN l5o Il St n W
CO ssIAG SALESMAN with experience:
good salary and permanent position 70
right man Appl. GRoSNER. 1O1S Pa ave
GOOD PREssER AZ once: steady work. Ap-
ply SSO6 l4th ST
HOUSE PAINTERs-SeveraI. good Apply 70
NJ +. HOBSON. 2o15 G ST. n. W.
SAN-Cook white. German preferred: steady
position 5l4 s. y. W.
, MAN-who knows the trade and can sen
s3me goods SIcKLES CIGAR HOUSE.
loll Pa ave.
NAN-Young; 10 feed job printing press can
quick OWEN K TtUTTT CO. III L 81
NAN-AIiddle-aged for night work: good
salary. room and board Apply g. Pa ave.
y vs..
YOUNG MAN, between IS and
10, with bicycle, TO work as
collector Bright prospects and
good future. Apply between 4
and D p. m, and Q and 10 a. m,
BUSINESS OFFICE, The Times.
MARKER AND sORTER-AppIy TOIMAN
LAUNDRY. 9th and c SITS n W
AlEN WANTED-Age 1885. for hrenen. 800
monthly. and brakemen. $50 on railroads IN
Washington vicinity: experience unneces-
sarys no strike; promotion 70 engineers. con
ductors; railroad employing headquarters
ever see men sent 20 positions mouthly; state
age send stamp. RAILWAY ASSOCIATION.
Dept. ~ % Monroe 81. Brooklyn. y Y.
go MEN 20 10 40 years old wanted az once
for electric railway mctOrmen and con
ductorE. $50 TO 500 a month. no experience
necessary; fine opportunity. no ELr1ke: write
Immediately for application blank. enclosing
stamp. Care o. BOX 81, Times Snice-
2'APERHANGERs- at once: plenty OF
work I furnish part Of the tools. WI
=. MAHONEH. SO Pa ave S. f.
COAT MAKERS. GILBERT. s15 F street
y w
PRESS R-Colored. wanted at Sc Eye stree,
n W
PRESSER-Colorei: one who can scour: az
once; steady work 1908 SIN 81 y W
PREssER-Colored. steady position Apply
y FOER. 1888 North Capitol e.
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS wanted WASH
ington examination November p; $50 70
1850; preparation free FRANKLIN IN
I STITUTE. Dept E-U. Rochester. y Y
sTUDENT-Colored. TO work ar night IN
lunch room llC2 20th 81
TAILOR and presser. 100 an street north
east
WALL sCRAPERs at once. 2. G. NOLTE.
sc1 nth ST. y. W
WALL sCRAPERs-Three. You can make
3 per day only experienced men. va.
A-AHOkNt. e.s Pa ave ; =
WALL SCRAPERS and paperhangers. +. G.
NOLTE, s01 18th y. ".
COAT Makers GILBERT. % (. street.
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BICYCLES

VIKING BICyCLES-AU repairs FREE for
one year. easy payments q desired T y
Mud, Jr-, Inc. rs y. y. ave. y "
WE LEAD-OTHERS FOLLOW
Unicorn YUnCtUre-p-oOf tires. Is put Or
P J MENDELL & CO. us 7th -. y "
WANTED-Second-aand bicycles DAkIN
AUTO LAMP FEPAIR CO. - lSth s.
y. W
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MOTORCYCLES

FOR sALE-IS1O yale. good as new: an ex-
ceUtionaI bargain n. MUD. II. Inc.
1919 y Y ave
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL
PRIVATE PARTY lends money on household
goods. automobiles, etc. no IotOriety OF
red tape; large amounts spelialtys 500.
payments only 40 per month Address BOX
81. Times Office
LOST AlO FOUND
LOsT-On Sunday. Oct. Is. at Tramnels.
Great Falls. Va, a hatpin. tie design q
large leaf With jeweled beetle: yalued a. a
gift Suitable reward BOX 81. Times
LOsT-BIonday. string Of sold beads. Re
turn 20 y ST y. - and receive reward
Losr-coraI earring. Saturday evening. Re-
ward returned. LOTTA WALSH. SQ
SiIuAIiCNS WkNTE0.
Female.
LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED. sOc and
SOC pair. Mrs. +. DAWSON, Station b
wANTED-Laundry work to 90 at home; ref
erences. Z22i Cleveland ave n W
WANTED-By coIored woman, place as plain
cook: city references 1873 18th 81. y. ".
wANTED-By reliable colored woman. place
as chambermaid or nurse, or washing taken
home. ll40 20th 81 y "
WANTED-By sdrst-cIass laundress, small or
large wash 70 take home IZO 2lth 81.
y. ".
wANTED-Place as waitress. 2Os B street
SITUATIONS NAMED.
Male.
wANTED-By young German man. position
as stable man or driver BOX isl. Times
Office.
WANTED-By law student. white, clerk in
hotel or store; college graduate; best OF
references BOX 4yl, lines oflce-
WANTED-Po5itlOn by nrst-cIass cake baker
and pastry cook Address WASHINGTON
TIMES BUREAU, Alexandria, Va
BY STEADY MAN. place 70 drive wagon and
cut meat in a store; best references BOX
$50, Times office.
HELP WANiED
Male and Female.
EXPERIENCED help on ladies' tailoring:
new and alteration work. 1881 Q st. y. W.
HOTEL HELP for al departments today
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY, sos 10th NV.
SPECIAL OFFER
The Reynolds School, l439 st. n. W,
Preparation Cor civil Service Exarninations-
PITMANN SHORTHAND AND TYPEwRIT-
ING taught by Congressional experts
School sessions daY and evening. Endorsed
bY official reporters Of debates Of Congress
BETHUNES BUSINESS COLLEGE. 1901 New
York ave. Phone Main 7645.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES WANTED
f Write for Washington fall examination
schedule. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept
H-C. Rochester, n Y
ACCOUNTANCY.
BOOKKEEPING, STENoGRAPHY.
TYPEWRITING.
NO CLASSEs-EXPERT INSTRUCTORS.
INTERSTATE, 7Z9 18TH ST. " ".
TELEPHONE MAIN 42sl.
WAN ED-Ciyu Service students; tno best
and quickest preparation obtainabis In
Washington STRAYER'S BUSINESS COL
LEGE. Old Masonic Temple 9Th and F
WANTED-AGENTS
wANTED-Agents to introduce household
necessity Of merit, backed by strong ad-
vertising Tor the agents; agents make s. 10
SO day. Cali az ASS lth ST. n. W. I'd
floor. NEUWAY la77G. co.
HELP WANTED-FEMALe
ALTERATION HANDs-Flrst-class, on woun-
& CO, 18th and + SITS
ALTERATION HAND ana basters on skirts;
steady work and good pay COHENCIOUS,
3ooS 18th st.
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON. may earn 500
monthly corresponding for newspapers; no
canvassing. Send for particulars. PRESS
SYNDICATE. Lockport n Y
BODY WORKERS-Experienc for rniIli
merry department Apply Superintendent, S
KANN. SONS & CO. before 10 a m
COAT HELPERS and sleeve makers on
ladies' tailoring, Apply 1874 1kth Ct n. ".
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WHERE TO DINE

BANK CAFE. 7TH AND F SIS. n ".
Try our Special Steak. bread butter DO
tatoes, and coffee. for 20c- Special honeIike
German cooking
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FLOOR OILS

c T. HUNTERS sanitary DusJ-kIIIing Floor
OF keeps the foors clean and bright. gives
them polished finish: good for your furlf-
ture: Try H. 80 cents gallon delivered
Phone Main Sass once. II3 Pa. ave. y W.
washington y. C. U. 5. A. Used by l.. 5.
Govt and over 5000 families Tor the last
IS years
WHITE WAX FLOOR OIL D0lfshes stained
hardwood floors ana furniture. sc quart.
delivered IN city (Cal for free sample bot
tel Phone 7 los. or drop postal 70 WEBER.
81 Nd ave y r
DON'T Buy FLOOR OIL until you've tried
ours: 25c gal ENTER RISE H RDWARE
CO, SCI SIN St N W Phone n 5051-
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
" SEGAL. ANTIQUE lRNII1Hz- ks-
Producing, REPAIRING. CT Z ST.
n. ", PHONE y. S5s 7.
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WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED-By mother and daughter, ? large
or small rooms. heat ar gas: light
housekeeping; not 20 exceed 81 BOX 4ss
Times onice.
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WANTED-AGENTS

WANTED Agents 20 introduce a household
necessity Of merit, backed by strong ad-
vertising Tor the agents; agents make s. 10
SO a day. Cali al ASS 9TH st. n. W. "a
floor. NEUWAY H4TG. co.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-Horse. runabout. and harness
SO 1854 p ST. y W
FOR SALE-Dark bay horse. Is hands high.
very fast also Emerson new rUua501l
harness. saddle. and bride. Apply stable rear
So g ST. y. Va between hours o. and T.
FOR SALE-Sacridce. one Of Na-ylanL's best
tr1-Clns mares. perfect condition. vii take
part payment building material delivered
near CapiJol Heights. SD j. z. HAERE.I.L.
1su II 80. n E
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OVERS AND CLEANERS.

CLEANING, pressing and repairing ladies'
skirts 15c Up; suits SL25. Suits called for
and delivered Drop postal 10 5l7 ID st
N W
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FOR RENT-R00mS


UNFINISHED
nth ST S W. S5s-Three nice ---S----7---5
rooms heat. gas, ana bath; sink In ki-ch-
en-: light housekeeping
lSr ST. \. ", lsZT-FoUr ICONS ard lsrb
second noor. nice location; ST.
Z car. ST. 1007-Three embarrassed rooms,
splendid Tor light Housekeeping. heat. gas.
and BATH SIS -
I'd ST y W. 5Z2-ExceIent 117fT- nIS-s7
apartments Tor couples; hcusezeepinE,
$500 lS--. S1-eap-
I ST y W. 4s5-Oae OF two beautiful. sunny.
OUTSIDE rooms for light hcUsekeeDinr- bsr1
on same floor: heat. light. and cooking -
lae-Gded: SO OF SIS Tor two
81. : E, S05-Three Unfuruished MONS
dren. - ---
RHODE ISLAND AVE, 12u-TWo cOmmuui-
caLlng rooms on first floor also Iarge a.
cove room on ID. rent reasonable
NJ hILE ST n E. S7-Large, sunny, IN
LSLnlzned room. 70 lady. s. month
BATES ST y. W. I5s-Ihree rooms IA 1gv,
house: heat and light housekeeping
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TIE MELTON. Apt. a--Nieely furnished
rooms lay window, 'front.' elevator AMI
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1 PAGE DETROIT, $3.50.
1 COLUMBIA CAR, $3.50.
1873 L ST y v.

FOR SALE-Cheap. 5-passenger REQ exseI-
lent condition VIII demonstrate A =
GROVE. 1910 L y. W, rear.
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BOARD

wANTED-Boarders: home cooking: terms
reasonable I512 CorcOran-
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
Furnished and Uufurnished
UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

n. n. PHILPITT, Reliable UmbreIIa anI
Parasol Maker Repairing and re-coverlng
specially Cravenette. gloria, and SIX, 81.
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