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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-16
THE INTERNAL REVENUE BUGABOO.

the talk that has been heard about internal revenue tax
liquor sellers not having Territorial licenses
based impressions The proposal to make such certificates
ace evidence of guilt prosecutions for violations OF local
liquor laws not peculiarly applicable to Hawaii is pending IN
have effect throughout the CnOn to aid
Territory together with subdivision of either
which its regulations the subject in the enforcement
prOhbory license local option enacmentS for the suppression
the liquor of jurisdiction mentioned there
licenses Hawaii singular with regard to the
singled for the application of the proposed remedy
Therefore the alarm raised that Hawaii is likely to be made sub
district California for internal collection with
thin of the wedge Hawaii from local self
worthy of being taken seriously Hawaii already
appanage California certain Federal relations
nobody imagined that its local autonomy therefore
sequently impaired impered.
There is another wrong impression abroad about the internal
certificates This is that these documents lot IN
anywe available evidence for prosecuting violations Of the Terri
tOria liquor law 1t is If the impression has been ut
Incidence in the prosecution OF illicit liquor sell
and the local authorities made
all the responsibility ired Upon duly authorized demand
him. the collector internal is bound to furnish
copy certificate he has issued This certified
copy evidence against the holder of the certificate for
selling without the license required by Territorial law 1t alone
sufficient convict but with evidence of sale will streng
then the conviction The proposal pending Congress
would appear give eydena force the certificates but
already it in nvdous slap at Hawaiian
selfgOyemment
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-16
CHAR7R0OM GOSSIP

Captain Peter Johnson of the Mat
son liner Wilhelmina wired in last
night that he would be off port at
day break tomorrow morning. The
ship was 564 miles from Honolulu
when the message was sent.
The Asia was $50 miles from Homo
lulu last night at eight o'clock. Ac-
cording to Captain Gaukroger he will
arrive at daybreak tomorrow morning
Matson's new liner Nevadan arrived
yesterday morning from San Fran
cisco. No passengers were brought
but in her holds were 1000 tons OF
general cargo.
The Lurline will leave tonight at six
o'clock for San Francisco with a num-
Der Of passengers and a full cargo of
island produce.
Hackfeld e Co., agents for the Pa
ciic Mail steamship company expect
the Korea to arrive early Saturday
morning from Yokohama. Forty pas
sengers have booked for the popular
ship but there will be only room for
twenty according to cable advices
from Yokohama. She has 1000 tons
of freight for Honolulu and will pro-
badly leave for the coast at six
o'clock in the evening.
Jack Atkinson with the last batch
of Russian immigrants is expected.
on the Korea.
The oil steamship Lansing left at
seven thirty yesterday morning for
Port Rardford
Three inter- island steamers arrived
yesterday morning with full sugar
cargoes.
At eight o'clock last night the Tenyo
Maru was ASS miles from Honolulu
bound for San Francisco. Fine wea-
Their was being encountered according
to the message sent.
The American ship Marion Chilcott
left Gaviota on Saturday for Homo
lulu
The oil ship Falls of Clyde left the
coast on May 4 for Honolulu with a
cargo of oil valued at S19,25O.
The collier Rosebank will leave to-
day for Ocean island.
The transport Sherman was ia have
left Manila yesterday for Nagasaki
and Honolulu.
The transport Dix arrived in Seattle
on Saturday. She left here on May g.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-16
TALK

"A local, interesting, Illuminated to-
pic as Secretary Edward A. South
worth puts it in the call, will be treat
ed at the monthly meeting of the Ha-
waian Engineering Association on
Thursday evening next, at 1880, at the
association quarters in the College OF
Hawaii, Beretania ana Victoria streets.
Lighthouse Construction" is the topic
and it will be eluoidated by Harold
Lord, B. s., assistant constructing en-
gineer of the U. S. Lighthouse En-
gineers, 18th District, who is well
known to the members, having been
the association secretary in 1908. He
has been connected with the Light
house Engineers for several years and
has had many interesting problems on
lighthouse engineering during his stay
of the past three years in these is
lands. The lecture will be illustrated
with lantern slides. Shipping cap
tains and navigators are invited to at
tend.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-16

G. Bloor, e. II. Bryan and wife, G..
Pendelton, wife and child, Mrs. v.
Clarke, Mrs. M. Anderson, Mrs. w
Chalmers, Mrs. Laesae, NJ. Pereida,
Rev. zee Bow, Mrs, J. II. Gum, Jno.
Hind, H. A. Bryant K. s. Ii, Ching
Sal, M. F. Pena, wife and children,
G. Nakamura, Joe Pereira, Miss II.
Bell, Mrs. e. Namohasa ana d6ughte",
Miss r. Wong Kong, M. R. Carreiro
E. G.. Clarke, j. G. Anderson, Mrs.
Hudson and 2 children, Rev. A. 3.
weymouth, Rev. L. Knoll and wife,
r. Muraka, w. L. Decoto, Rev. w.
Ault and wife, H. Johnson, T. All HUI,
Jno Choi, Mrs. w. G. Scott child and
maid, M. A. Tavares, j. M. Medeiros,
wife and child DIR. ]. H. Raymond.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-16
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.

Per S. S. Mauna Ksa, from Hawaii
and Maui ports, May 14-D. w.
Shanks, wife and daughter, j j. va
mitO, w. Woodbridge and wife, A j..
Mcdonald and wife, r. w. File,
Rev. w. H. Fenton- Smith, Mrs. Dr..
F. Witmore, NJ. Campbell, Mrs. II.
Self and daughter, C. H. Kluegel, A,
A. WILDER, w. M Giffard and ser
want, Rev. s. l.. Desha, D. Young,
Miss e. Linderman, C. VOTERS, e. r,
Twin, F. Buchard, T. Wilson, Rev.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-16
THE DECADENCE OF WAILUKU.

According its local paper Wauku has bOomed but to decay
Within years past that has taken of
Formerly it mudhOe crscrOssed with ragged
it has gOOdy mileage of well made streets
sidewalks splendid schOOhOuse dgned courthouse good
hotel elegant homes works. brigade company of
militia other evidences of advancement Yet families of
only
when county islands will have degene
being the sums of the middle Maui plantations
If this the drift of things is high time for the of the
of civilization in Waikiki and Kahuu-these towns ell
bowling each other and having identical interests and nstu
tons together turning back
the of desirable population with it's natural fruit
ity All policies either public private which be found
should be TesOutey cOmbaed The
citizenship of Hawaii constituency should its of
suffrage above all things epeeatOn If large interests
do their full share of developing general prosperity
wealth country does always the growth prosperity of
the people On the contrary often the words of Goldsmith
verified l fares the land Fastening ills prey where wealth
accumulates and decay
Ralph Bane, the city
wheat" thing he took a foreign
shortage is $1SOO which the municipality his bond
eed letters from Roosevelt of the kind Roosevelt declares
wrote anyone?
Reports of business depression Francisco
bv the April the California
Tere in bank cearnQs in all the cities
houses together with strengthening trade conditions
Francisco cearngs of S19S1433G2GS the
California having information
small farms while the inflow of OOnists is the
heavy tourist travel this expected of which Hawaii should hope
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-16

receive goody share Getting at tourists before they leave the
middle States that Hawaii be included in their
original schemes of travel is what is needed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-16

Ralph Bane the city treasurer of Santa Monica California
flyer wheat" Next thing he took wing foreign country His
shortage is $4,000 which the municipality his bond
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-10
BPIDGEMAN FEEBLE
ON GOTH BIRTHDAY
Oldest Retired Army Officer Holds
Celebration IN His
Room
Room

los ANGELES Cal July 19--LieIlt
Col Frank BridEeman, the Oldest iv-
70g retired United States army officer.
celebrated his ninetieth birthday at
his apartments IN the Hotel Del Coro-
Tado where he has made his home
for several years He is so feeble that
re is unable 20 leave his room. Lieu
tenant Colonel BTidgeman Is the
father Of MIS- UTiei Sebree. wife o.
lHe retired naval officer
The daughter and scn-in-law were
guests Of Colonel BridEeman vester-
6av The aged army officer was re-
tired in 1854. while Dayma ster Of the
regular army He received the rank
OF lieutenant colonel in 1894
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-10
TOY PISTOL WOUND
CAUSES BOYS DEATH

TOLEDO. Ohio. July 19.-Stanislov
AREN'T. eleven years old, died this
morning a. the Toledo Hospital or
Iockjaw. Tetauus developed from a
wound inflicted by a pistol a week
ago
The man who, IL is alleged, scld the
toy pistol 10 the bow Is under arrest
on a charge Of selling a pistol 10 "a
minor. His name is = l. Dusseau-
forty-eiElt years Old, a merchant or
DorT street. The arrest was made to-
day on d warrant sworn out hE the
bows father Bartholomew Aren't
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-10
RIVER RIMS DRY.

TAYLOR. Tex. July I0--For the first
time in several years the san Gabriel
river, five miles north Of TaybSr and
the main source Of Taylor's water sup
ply, has ceased running.
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HELP WANTED-FEaiALE

HELP WANTED-FEEiALE
Young LADY as bookkeeper. Apply be
tween and 30 a. ms. CAPITAL PAPER
BOX CO. 8 Hanover s.
HELP WANTEB-MALE
BARBER Apply at once. so s,h st
Bartender Bring references so 5th
So n ~
BOY 70 hep around store Apply Iss5 Lanler
BRIGHT BOYS can earn good money work
Ing after school hours. Apply BOX "a
------5 -----e-
CABINET MAKER TO work on job or piece
work preferably one skilled in both cabinet
making and upholstery Address BOX g,
kcnstngton. Ma
DRUG LERK-Ezperience either regis
state references + D., BOX 162. Times
FIREMAN. s-Hour shift- HOME ICE co,
9Th and Y n W
HOTEL wAITERS-Colored. -. for simmer
resorts also coiored g cooks, apply quickly
DICKS HOTEL Agency. 1zth ana Pa. ave
4 WANT To START YOU siIvering mirrors
a. home su spare time anyone can easily
make s. daily free booklet and sample.
g r REDMOND, % Wainwright Bldg,
Boston Mass
MADE $4,000 in Eve years with small
mail order business began with s. Send
Cor free booklet Tells how. HEACOCK.
5-,l. Lsckport. - D.
500 MONTHLY and expenses TO travel and
distribute salap e- iof big nanutaeturer-
steady work.. s. STHEFFER. Treasurer.
y IS. Chlcsa1-
LIVE Man IN each community to exn and
operate business IN his home. proEts are
S-.s each week. money comes "a every DAY
and an yours 1raUd-uew business DO can
fasslrs- no capital particulars free FRANK
81 NeoRHiES- Desk q. Oms ma >eB-
ME>-Ase is 90 e. foF arem-n7 sl5a month
n.y. ana 1raheIEen. $50 on railroads In
washington and vicinity experience uunec-
--- 20 slElHe- promotion 10 engineers.
.oll-cl--s- railroad employing headQuarters
'. men sent % positions monthly
$50 MONTHLY and expenses 10 reIIa57e Peo-
DIE q. correct names and leave samples.
large wholesale house n. MONROE Pres
--tii- y 80 Chicago
SrENOGEAPHEE AND CLERK-Na7s. over
- years 81 ase- Apply with references
AielfaE forenoon. BENZ u. PILLOW. Sec
EelaFt, second foor. 1910 II \. w
TAILoEs HELPER sooa bushslmen; STEADY
position. ET71 salary Ez-- 18th ST.
AASEIAlAN-rOLMAN LsUNDRY. sJa and
= - n "
I
F-op-5 90 rraEs. and distribute samples s1r
5l1 wholesale house. a. r. EMERY. + As.
Chicago
/ YOUNG EES AND vVOMEN-rs -, teI-
cEraplg b. ma.s anyone can Learn a
easily ID a tew weeks We are unable q
supply the demand f1r telegraph operators.
no charge Tor tuition until position is 90.
cured. write today for particulars. MICH
I gGAN BUSINESS INSTITUTE e Tur-I-r.r.
I BIDS. Kalamazoo. Mich.
YOUNG NAN. is % q collector. Apply BE-
tween ID a 10 20 IL FEDERAL. adjust
JIG C11-Fas-E- 1914 r S. " W
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WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS WANTE sI5-BiE money expenses
paid TO experience required variety poE-
traits brr-lldez- photo pillow tops Soc
frames al our factory prlces- cre1lt SVEN,
catalogue and Earuples free RITTER Ak
STUDIO. 1918 ~. Madison, Chicago H
AEENT-SfF weekly selling our Su1Etay
Mantle Bu-ue-s- 10 times brighter than
gas prices defy competition tnvestiE gate
SIMPLEX CTASLIGEfT CO. 3 Park row. n =
AGENTS make s. 20 SlrT weekly with or
proposition meet best people. now is EouT
chauce- write toI-y- PALMER. 1893 wallace
BOX us. Philadelphia
MADE S5o.do0 in FIVE years with small
nal order business began with s. Send
for free booklet Tells how HEACOCk. 5lse
LockpCrt = y
shore Of CLcecnobee Lake; agents also
wanted for the best lard deal in South Flor
ids- Eool commission SAM / r COPE t--
as y Cap
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LOST AND FOUND

Losr-rhs following articles have ossz
--o7e-tv. WASHINGTON TERE-INAL co.
10 umbrellas I bucket.
e packages, baby hoods.
. pair eyeglasses re-a
O. pair gloves. ~
Erps' an --g.--,=,-=
L0s--The young v oman that received
box v5tH slir az rle DalEr=-s----a. d
r-e-- Friday evening. ar $50 % --r D..
mistake viii kindly retlrn same % me saw
-all ~ watch. once room a-@
receive her umbrella in return IS ll-r l'a-tt
~ tf-a umbrella is known. lu the Library. %
ulLU save them further lIrl-t ellie---- III -il-s
uar-e--
TIE PERSON Vho took the gold sisnei
za-.r-r- ring from The $50 INNING F.--- -ai.-
,r -ra f---4w FeuC-la. Church. THURSDAY
Eu.v = has been identified and 'l- lF.t-
arrest E- returning fE- same -' ~
which &C. was taken hy Mo11ay H.Ezt-
T-0gT-T1 coming from Industrial Home
S-ro-r -- 18th and n ~ w. small SOD
watch with monogram on Cls-- silver t''
u.-n playground medal affar1fl- r-t"a--
e returned 10 -i-+ Ale--e-aa L-- - -
T0ET--9-r-5ar. watch and chain between
So. ana ID a. Hl- y found return 20 -a-'7
PATTERSON. Is Pierce So. and Ees r=
T0ST-8ET6Ie leather strips. ueisrH1rhocl
--H and E-.a- ave- and L-rl ST. ~ st re
FDT<U-l7-a- mare. or 10 years c.-- Haa-
bitten weight T. ono about Can Do found
e E1zs-yn- Va ALBERT bALAAN-
T.0ET-S--aIT address book Reward IL re-
turned o. 1911 18th 81 y W.
TI0ST-0n Nj Pleasant car, about 10 a. M
July g. red leather hand satcnS-- Reward
r. ~ecErueG 70 $50 Bona Bldg
LDST-Esl8 diary. s. ~e--arI- Leave a. t-7
Occidental 1911 Pa ave " J. SMITH
LlrST-SudU sold Pa tigers head win
Grange and black euaueled shield In mouth
morning o. June So on 18th Sc y W. be
tween 20. uulb ia road and Dupont circle ol
between Dupont circle and y s. y. Va on
y II. ave Finder viii please return @
Apt 7G5. The Wpudley. and receive reward
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

ELEVATOR BDT-Experfe1ced. F0r oric=
building reference. WAL GREEN. r ST
\ W.
PLACE as farm worker Address Mr.
ERODE CARLSEN. care Il PauclasL
PurcelIviIte. Va
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PERSONAL

HerTnann'S Famous Ginger Ale
REFUSE S-BSTTTJ
Il v14r dealer can't supply ycl-
PHONE 7 IGsT-lgsZ-
A. O. HERMANN. -5a--54 l1t1 ST. 8 2
vvaS-ED-S-rd postal 10 the -nln who pays
the most for slightly worn Et-ruen-s ana
Shoes n GREESBERG- 5f ~ ST 5 -
GEORGE " STONE. n.
Dealer fu all kinds O. empty barrels 1n-
-seEs See me before YOU buy OF sell Prone
n e75 ONCE ss Water 81 s "
TCSETH 7. BIZ EE. f-5 7th s w Regis
tered plumber and Gas.s-reT- JO5c.uE prompt
gy attended TO- Estimates Eiy en- -e-epaolls-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-10
MRNICURIKG
HAIR GOODS

LADIES. SAVE YOUR CONBINCS-
Resutiful pufs. ovai6s, and switches r1s5s
from coubings, latest styles. vearsasbfe
VIices. De NARD. rs Eye St n w
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-10

II NOT
WHY NOT
DEAL AT
TAYLOP'S FURNITURE STORE
100 O St. \. w.
where you get Elgh-grads slightly uzst
furniture. good as new, a. hzlf cosL5 as N=--
as hlEa-grzde new sz1D.e lgrniLsEe-
CHAIRS - Up. go-car-s and baby car
r.aEes. $50 UPS Wasls-a11s- sc ups ---
rszus. $50 Up
H5FF 4 CO. 80 ION 81 y "
ne sto-s Tat SAVES E9g I0asy-
BURCH & KEEPS,
SIS 81 s. y W. hssaa1srts-z Coz
SEW AND SECONDHAND
SODA Fg-NTAL>-E.
SODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES
AMERICAN CASH REGISTERS
Hos Co-tee Tr-z. Ge-al Furniture
TELEPHONE MAIN ISIS
FOR SALE-555 chairs. s0ls golden ok
cane seat special price s. cents So
HCF'NOoD, sth and 2
F5R SaI.E-Secoud-rand furnace and plp-lz-
also kitchen range. Apply 1913 North Cap
TO- 81
T-TP EET-E-F-Te fresh bu-ter-n--E. &C glass.
StzH IS Ceu.sr Azrket- J. = HOE aLN7-.
MATING -5c roI Up booEshs-veS. dishes
bowls. pitchers. also Jars, cooking 'FS7nS--z-
H0FF q Co. 40 lc-a st. y ".
FOR SALE-Brass hand rail. for steps
only s. H. ISM s. - M- -
FOR SAT-E-Na-IonaI Cash Register cheap.
god as new 1905 l4th s. y -
F0R SALlE-Bed room suit, SOLID golden OAK
French FIa-a mirror. with spr-1s ana q
uev- Mating special price e-7.st- see H-f
WOOD, s-l dI1 -
T0E EET-F-FTe-r-tr fan. direct current w..
olades5 also chandelier attacnr1ent- So
as neu- Inquire 5anitor- the Albert L.
AMERICAN Rebuilt Typewritsrs- egusl 90
--.,r- es-a-auteed- all makes from SIS up
w also rent machines TEPEsyS RITTER
/ OFFICE SUPPLY CO. - --t1- Enone p -
: FOR SAL.E-58 pillow cases ali sizes, a.
1 factory prices See 6OPW0OD- 81 and \
/ VERY CHEAP-sG1.0la BARD BRICK. VII
( Cuas. doors al kinds o. l--lleL. l--s-s----
I fazzi1E Cor steps d j. & JOHN AANA-
I UrecEers. l3-1 and g SIS , N
i ICE BOXES. $50 ups refrfssrato-s- $50
EoFF & CO. 40 ION s. y -
/ The store 10 Get Your Moneys Worth
/ FOR SALE-Tv.o setter GoEs7 liver color.
( male and female cheap Ils An a. y Z
/ FOR sALE-HaHdsome evening and street
/ 81 y " y SIS
/ FOR SALE-Ice boxes, suitable for E-ooe-y-
/ made b. people who know how, nor thinkers
I Get the best See HOLLYWOOD. Sth and X
NEW B-CTCLES-
! FREE REPAIRS
/ We VII sell you q new bicycle and keep
I Il In repair absolutely free for one year
T y. GCDD, Jr-. Iuc-s
IL5 n Y ave y "
FOR SALE ro1 TOD desks. also far
I TOP desks See HOLLYWOOD S-h Szd K
FOR sALE-GOOD QCALITE Opaque shade,
fitted TO ,. suGoEs. only sc best quality OIL
I opaque shalss. Soc hung free
/ hLEEBLATTS 5 11th and II StE n z
I !
/ tension tales $3.50 up
HDFF < CO. 40 Lgth St n "
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DANCING


zEr-T .F.F-S ~ "O-r ST y W
You can learn the correct glide waltz two
z-eu and barn dance here privately after
noon or evening Oar methods are so sim
pufed that you cannot help but learn call
and inspect
lessons. SIel SINGLE. S5c.
DANCING STUDIO. rs Eye st y w
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb. teachers So
ciaI dance Thursdays Phone II $50 y
OPEN ALL SUMMER
PROF. WENDHAE. $50 18th NV; all dances
taught. quickest AID latest methods, any
hour electric fans. open all summer n 56ss
DAvTSO%'S, Prof. and Blrs-, 7i9 6th y. w.
Est 1892 Phone Il 96S4- Lessons any hour
classes and dances Tues Thur evs-
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL.
Only one taught ar a time.
Latest dances two instructors.
1913 y Y ave SELECT. Phone NJ 5S2e :.
MRS GLOVER. 619 22nd PrL lessons. sec;
waltz twO-step guar. 5 lessons. barn
dance two one taught at time Phone " I129-
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WORKlNGMEN' s WANTS

WORKTNG2IES-Been doing Il right along
giving the worth Of the money speat ss-r-
cent in a tailored signify used suit at s. u
sI25 Eer wise boy one price JESTFf'S OLD
STAND. SO d
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female
Z--,---E-r,- rs,, -esuectab7e coIored girl. po-
zirica as charnbermaid or waitress refer
cree furnished. address 1916 10Th 81. y w.
VAETED-By white sirI, place 10 attend
90 a baby los lZth 81. , -
YVANTED-Position as plain cook in small
family or two or three adults; can COOK
course dinner BOX 90. Times odice-
yyANTED-By respectable colo-ed girl place
as chanberrnaid. stay nights go L s.
wASEED-sv millinery trimmer ffrst-
class)- position Tor the coming season
BOX 49, Tics Office
WANTED-By a respectable colored Si-i,
place as nurse Tor baby go0d reference
lE.- Jackson 81. Bro1kand- y q
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male and Female.
VIZ FURNISH reliable help for al kinds
Of work. in or out Of town BELL Eli
Pi-oYAiENT AGEZcY- 415 mn \. W
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
BooKKEEPER-G beginner, with good
training f-year graduate Of Business High
school preferred. fair pay at start WASH
T<GTC< MOTOR VEHICLE CO. 2ls l. ST.
COOK AND NURSE Apply 1Is7 Harvard
CHASIBERNAID-Col at 1921 X. Y. ave.
y. w
Girl. OR MAN-InteIIiEent spare time.
each locality. address envelopes. mail cir
. CularS- pay j. cents hour material. stamps
furnished free. REX MAILING AGENCY,
London, Ontario.
/ GIRI--Induztrieus FOR general housew9rEi
Eo1d cook Can 40 Park road y "
HOTEL STOREROCN WOMEN and kitchen
maids Tor summer resorts Apply DICK 5
HOTEL AGENCY. 18th and Pa ave I
LAUNDRY WOW EN-Teu. way paid APP
ply BURGESS EOTEL AGENCY
LADIES. make shields, SD per hun fred. n
/ canvassinE- ma eriai furnished. staupe-
/ envelope for particulars. WABASH SUPPLY
/ CO. Dept I5f. Chicago
/ LADY CLERK call on Monday ucrnins
/ ar Room Sc. 553 18th st. y W
! WANGI.E HANDS. ELITE LAUNDRY CO.
= az 1ztR s.. y. ".
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HORSES and VEHICLES

HORSES and VEHICLES
.h.NO Win buy a NEW rubber tire
SlOO JRRE 55 e s 3s 1 52P fe lsa15s
EASY TERMS.
Prodigy Carriage Co,
See our Complete List of Vehicles
40 sd St y ".
F0P SATE-Dark blue side-bar runabout,
rubber tires in Sooi condition stylish and
conf0rrah.e- $50 MAYER O. CO. 40 st1
ST. y W Stables, rear Of store
nor SALES horses and mares. also pair
mules lost contract mus SELL weigh
from 100 90 I-5l3- no oile- refused stable
rear IS Mass ave y w Harness and uas-
ons-
FOR AL.E-Seocrd-haud single harness
suitable Tor carriage or delivery wagon.
also double carriage harness SIS, Gy nets
81 3 W. GER0IUILsIER' HARNESS FAC
FOR sALE-Good. sound horse I753 Pa ave
WANTED-Horse for his keep to 90 I1zht
work in country Address BOX 10, Times
odice.
SIS WILL Buy fne. yoang. s7eedy d-Iv-
Ing mare COS II St n "
/ FOR SALE-Browu mare. harness. and rub
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FOR sAIE-GenrIe you1e horse for ousgy
or wagon W w AISLE. l5l- Park roa--
/ CAN'T has 10 car loads o. -1ua5olss. sur
/ reys, and spring wagons VIII Sel them
/ regaroless q cost l-y5 - 81 y W
I COGswELL-s Is the cheapest and most re-
/ liable place TO by new and second hand
/ traps. surreys. runaboUts. Daytons and de-
1 livery wagons, SIS Up Harness. 81 Up 2lg-
/ sll-zl2-2l4 llth St y y.
/ CARRIAGES FOR WEDDINGS, social
| calls and funerals. for hire low rates. WAL
/ TER y T. ave and X st NV Phone n 7S4
! HIGH-CLASS HORSES. carriages. and mar
/ Sess bought. sold exchanged. and for hire
/ sDOWNEN- : STABLES & REPOSITORY.
l61-8 l. s. y "
! FOR HIRE-PIsasure teams. business tear1s
| OF q horse FOR your wagon. b. the day
/ week. or month, a. redzceI raLes PITS
WORKNGMEN'S WANTS
wORKINGMEN- doing it right along
Z giving the worth Of the money spent. ss-r-
cent in a tailored signify used suit at s. II
sIz- Eer wise boy one price JUSTFIrS OLD
STAND. SO d
OVERS AND CLEANERS.
CLEANING DYEING & REPAIRING done
y. The best work Tor the least money
BIRDS AND ANIMALS
SINGING CANARIEs. Parrots, DOGS cats.
/ Ansora Coats Golddshes, Rabbits. Guinea
/ Pigs. and Chickens SCHNID'5 BIRD
J STORE - 18th 81 y. ".
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS

SINGING CANARIES. Parrots, DOGS. cats
AnEora Coats. GoIddshes. Rabbits, Guinea
Pfzs and Chickens SCHNID'S BIRD
STORE ~ 18th 81 y. ".