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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-12-01
CHAPTER XVIII.


MN IO-DUNKw shouted brake
MI man, slamming the door Of
the day coach in which
= L0veland had travelled since
some vaguely remembered hour in the
night when he had changed trains.
He had dozed, sitting on the hard
red seat. bis head leaning YEARLY
against the window frame. and he
started up at the yell which for an in.
stant se~ued part of his dream. 49,
But. then, everything lately had
been a drcam-his weird experiences
in New York. the absence Of replies
from his mother and the London bank
in answer to his cabled appeals. the
coming Of the telegram from Jack
Jacobus, accepting the very modes,
terms named at Bits suggestion; his
start from the magnificent Grand Cen.
trail station In New York. where the
new Juvenile lead" had found his
ticket awaiting him. And now. as be
bundled half dazed out Of the local
trlin he had boarded some hours ago,
the dream suddenly grew more Devil
dering that ever.
Whst contrast was this little coun-
try depot" with the splendors Of the
Grand Central In New York.
Through an open door of the passen.
gers waiting room Loveland caught a
glimpse of a squat stove rising like a
fat bodied gray dwarf from a big box
Of sawdust, and a man who had been
warming his hands came out OF the
room as the train stopped. He was
fifty. perhaps, and tail. with a swag-
gering walk. which caused the shabby
fur lined coat he wore TO swing like
the skirt OF a woman's dress as he
moved forward. lie had on patent
leather boots. cracked with old age
and caked with new mud.
Every line OF the face and figure, ev-
cry article Of clothing. bespoke the
fifth rate. secdy actor who has parted
in his time with most things except
his self conceit.
The idlers on the bench stared Mt
him. then at the newcomer. and re-
garded with lazy curiosity the meet
ing between the two. for this gentle
man in the tall silk hat and fur over
coat was Mr.. Jack Jacobus. come to
claim Mr.. p. Gordon. the new member
Of his company.
Loveland had TO explain that he had
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CHAPTER XVII.

A PROPOSAL or MARRIAGE.
EFTER the restaurant was cleared
~ and all outsiders gone Alex
4 ander remained. wandering
a = dolefully about the room and
discussing with Leo Cohen the-sum he
hoped TO get from the company In
which nc Was Insured against-nre.
The conversation ought to have been
OF absorbing interest TO Cohen. as
eventually Aiexander's business would
be his. provided there were no hitch
In the marriage negotiations. Never
theless. he was absentminded. for the
new waiter had not yet left the prem
Uses. and-the wafchful Cohen had no
ticed peculiar light in Isidora's eye
when her father had bruscncly or
dercd her upstairs. tout Of the way"
She had offered no objection 10 go
Ing and had hidden Leo good night
very prcttily. But before tripping
away she paused for an instant in the
corridor. her face turned toward the
kitchen in which r. Gordon was help
ing Black Dick put things to rights.
Cohen noticed this turn Of the head.
this fluttcring hesitation, standing as
he did near the doorway now stripped
OF the red curtain. But when Isidora
had vanished above Alexander dis.
missed Blinkey and the Pole. shutting
the door which usually stood open, be-
cause OF the draft from the broken
window.
"why don't you send that man Cor.
don away, toof Cohen asked.
Because I'm payin' him big money.
and he's got TO earn IT," explained
Alexander. "He can stay and help
Dick tidy up. IL II takes TIL II O'Clock.
II amt huriin' Us. Why should you
carer
Even Cohen. who seldom erred on
the side Of timidity in speech. scarcely
vcnturcd TO put into words the reason
why he did care.
Meantime Isidora had been busy jus.
tlfying her lovers worst fears.
AS she reached the top OF the STAIR
case she heard the loud slamnlng OF
the door which had been warped and
blistcrcl BY the heat. Her heart gave
a little Jump ~ excitement Already
she was keyed 70 highly emotional
state. aud In her longing for a talk
with I.oveland alone she was ready 10
run almost any risk. The unexpected
shutting OF the restaurant door caused
her trcmor Of delight She tiptoel
dbwn again. with her heart !oud rs
hammer in hcr. breast. aud fitted softly
Into the kitchen. not daring 10 speak
GIL she had quietly closed the door.
also lest the sound % her voice should
carry across the passagr.
"Oh. Mr.. Gordon" she brcathed, I'm
so sorry about your Poor handl And
your face Is scorclled too! do wish
you'd let me do something for You"
f.oyelnnd thanked her. hut said that
Dick had bandaged M bis hand and
wrist very nicely with a soothing ap.
pllcailon Of lard Oh Nh on rag
lsldorn gave a little sniff OF scovn FOR
the ncgro's ministrations.
"a pretty bandagc." she sneercf "a
nasty torn bic OF coarse towel! And
lard amt The right thing either. I've
taken lessons IN first aid. All the girls
IN my school did. aud ! amt forgot
what learnt. Please come with me.
and III do you up all right. Now. don't
say no or You'll hnr; my feelings. !
feel ready ~ ory ia w.is era ! size
viii n you ANT k'n."
"Oh. III come he said desperately |
and followed lsidora Into the passage. |
~ of|o1r xhIoh a|HisorxN| ~ ainnI
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sVIfF 4 IOfgOt
to bring magnifying glass;" sncered
Jacobus But, see here. | call this
false pretenscs. How are you going
TO play new part every night OF the
week. some OF 'eni costoom ones. all
OUT Of grip no bigger than your
pocket3 You ought to have told me
what You didn't have-if ii wouldn't
have taken you tco long"
Loveiand wished that be had no
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now be did not
feel 1t strange
that he should
make this sacri.
Ace for her. And.
curiously enough.
Il scented TO l,c
Lesley Dearmcr's
voice. Lesley
Dearner's C!cs.
which. haun Ing
lin always. lltlc
him spare this
co M mon little
woman nt any
cost
GU are a
sneakrs said Al
exan,ler. "Ain't
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no big baggage
and under the
changing. freez.
ing eyes of ia
cObus felt as in
significant as a
crushed worm.
W hat. no
wardrobe n de.
mansicd the man
ager. His tone
of friendly con.
tlescension TO a
new member Of
his company al.
tere,lioone Of bul.
lying suspicion.
MY wardrobe
l. here" said
Loveland. hold
Ing out Bill's
present.
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...s',',., you ashamed OF
ihFuphNoh yourseIfT'
"No." answered Lovcland.
"Shows what you are, den. You're
a lief You try 10 steal my daughter
:seansr yen t'hlk ycu Get her money!
slh. pa. hr hycs me. Its ire he
wants." walled Isidora. weeping. yet
not daring 70 defend her lover at the
$780, NJ rou>nnlu n~ff r~-x.ncs
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CHAPTER XVI.

IR. MILTON turned away and
was drawing out a chair FOR
himself near one upon which
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aN IO-DUNKw shouted a brake
MI man, slamming the door of
the day coach in which
i = Loyeland had travelled since
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
THERE IS SOMETHING
 DOING
 MILLS ALL THE TIME

An earnest. honest desire to please without special favors to the few, and without taiIor-made excuses for the many. A high-grade method of merchandising without fattery or sub- tsrfuqe. One class of goods and that class absolutely dependable. at prices which others can't duplicate.
 COME-CoNVlNCE YOURSELF
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
In Our ChiIdren'S Department

You'll Find Everything the Riddles Need Long end Short Coats. S2,50 up
 Come in White, NunsVeiling. Gedford's. Serges and Cashmeres. Sizes: 2 Months to years. Chld's Coats ........ CD 76 uo
 to IA years ..... oZ' J uP Cheviots, serges, Broadcloths and Worsteds.
 chiIdren's Dresses -. S1. 75 up Come in Nainsook, Lawn and Lin en, Trimmed in French Embroid- cry. All Sizes from 2 Month to Years.
 Children's Fur Trimmed Coats; All Sizes. All Prices.
 Infants Hose, Mtts, Togues, Seepers, Underwear, Night Gowns, Bootees, Legeings, Felt Shoes and Overshoes.
 Nazereth Waists ......., 75c Shoulder Hose Supporters. 75c Side Hose Supporters. .. 25c
The Washington times., 1910-08-20
Transfers in Realty in District During Past Week

c street northeast. between seventh and
Eighth srTggts-ffeuTy w Kern - TX u
GeoErs X ken. lot S. square SIS. $40
s7-s r street uorrheztsr-S1Ion G.. kcruou 81
uX- u James z Dur1ty- lot 81 square
Ioof. SO.
II street and Florida avenue northeast
william r. Michael 90 uU- % Theodore p
Wills. lots and :, square north ~ So. SO.
= Eighth street l5-tEeast-Arnsrlcan Sc
Curtry and Trust Company. trustee. % Az
thur c. Bishop. lot g. square 81. $50
Il Z street. U1rLIeasC-fsIC-l-l T E0rscI 81
al trustees. 20 Maria SisslCr- lot o. square
65& $50
A. second street n5rtheast-EIlzabsth p Rey-
holds TO George W Moore. plot -. square
7-5. SO
Third and 7 streets nortEeast-Henrietta n.
SmoJt e viz Charles n 10 John d Car
man. lot o. square 75f- $40
Sixteenth street northeast between A and
y Srreets-Robert = Brauhau % Al %
Lawrence A Chis-yelI. original lot :.
square 1ls2- g.
Ninth and G streets no-theasI-Jenerson 3.
Crstlle 90 samuel $ English, lots - and %,
square g15. SO
Sixth street northeast. between F and G
strec1S-2Tari1u II. Fowler Ct al 70 Lilly :.
Fowler. sne-teuth interest IN lot 50, square
So 81
Seventh street northeast. between X and I
sLreccs-C0urr + WOOD 81 20 Pearl G.
SeIby. lots IS 90 e. square So, SO Pearl -
SeIby conveys same property 20 Herman r.
EIggrt1uEteln so
The Washington times., 1910-08-20
SOUTHEAST.

Q street southeast. between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth StreeLS-t-lareECc B. Hight e.
uz- TO Emanuel SPEECH. jr-- lots q and -,
square :. Of 1871 SO
Alley between a and =. sixth and Seventh
streets soUtheast-Blair Lee et al, trustees,
TO George LaUer. lots 80 and u. square $40
g. $40
sixth street southeast. between n and L
fred l. Carter. LOT = and part lot =.
square SSl $40
Thirteenth and C streets Morris
Portion % UN TO solomon Pekofsky- lot
- Fa-5. $40
Fourteenth street southeast between z and
e. -.r-srs-Jaues A clark ux- 20 John
Campbell. lJt 81. square 1tfG. SO same 20
John J. Campbell lot %. square 1913, SO
streets-Isaac Behreud e. ux. 20 John Fin
arnore. part original lot 3. square So, SO
I street southeast between Third and
Fourth streets-Thaddeus Bean to John Z
and Kate r Bean. part original lot To-
square as. SO
Thirteenth street southeast. between G and
streets-YVilIiaB = Johnson TO John
Scrivener. part lot r, square 1920. SO
sJreets-Afary 2 Nichols 90 John r and
Roberta H kearney- lot "a. square 7gS. SO
81 Teeth street s5utheast-Louis A. Dent.
trustee ID James ODonneI. part original
lot I. square 90. SEES.
81 Fourteenth street sOutheaSt-lfarv E
Mulcare 81 vfr. Maurice A. TO John W
cash. lot 20. square 1893. SO
go Ninth street southeast-F- Snovdeu Hil}
adninistrat0r, to Louis Sciscente lot s.
and part lot -. square 90. s. 80
South Czrolina avenue southeast. between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets-Herman
r Hqwenstein 81 ux- 20 Frank II. and
Agnes Hail, lot 20. square 1850. 81. go
g street southeast between Twelfth and
trustees. TO James A. Clark. part LOT a.
square 10l7, $500
The Washington times., 1910-08-20
NEAR-URBAN.

Washington HeiEhtf-CharIes 3 Pearson -
TX 70 Allen NcL-a1e Albert. lot = and lots
-. %. and 100. SO.
Washington HeiChrs-AIIea Nc. Albert 10
Luther A Svarczell- lots -ei % rs. square
-3e. slice Luther a. Swar-zcI conveys
same property 20 Harry Wardman and
Thomas P Bones. 500
Petworth-L- 4 Suartzeu % Allen N-Iane
Albert. Tot 9. block . s1oe-
Ingleside-Is a Swa-rzeu u Allen McLa1e
Albert lots IE and 1o7. block a. 800
IuEICsiLe-CTarence 3 Rhee.. ana c. " p
~y,arrze.i. trustees. % Harry T. Druer- LOT
So block Il SL509-
Ingieside-fEzrrl- T. Domer n. Allen LcI>ane
Alert lot So block H. 500
washington Helghus-IIarTy- Tsriula0 % al
90 washington Loan and Trust Company
Iu-Iesise-L. : Swa-tzeu % Harry Ward
man and Thomas p Bones, lots =, - So
81. s., S. 81, and s.. block H. $40
InE-esife-Is A SvartZcII % Harry Warrl-
man and Thomas r Bones lots -. So
and 81. block IS $50
InElesidc-I- A. Svartzeu % HAIRY ward
man and Thomas p Bones. lots q % p.
west Ff6Irsesd Maror-Jar1cs n. Hobbs q
Luther a SvyartzeI1. lots - u S. square
south or -S1-. and lots 1I3 % III. square
souta OF ~. s1co
West Holulea5 Manor A Sv-artzeI %
Marry WarInan and Thomas ? Bones.
lots a to 90. square south o. square ~
and lots rs 20 12f. square south of ~ $40
IncIesi5c-ATIen Mel Alert % Harry Ward
man q al. lot 11s- block Il SO
10 Charles Some. lot -. square 80. so
West BI1ouinC7aIc-Johu II Henderson 20
James y. Murray. Frances Murray George
] HazeIwander. and Florence a Hazel
wander lot A. block T.
washington FTeiChts-RO5cTJ n. Feather
stone 70 Anne L hampton lot s. SO
Reservoir TIeW-JCbn a. MaS7ie. trustee. u
Frank OrNe5L lots a. 20 ~ block p SO
Columbia HcfEhts-POmfret T. Herndo1 81
,lx 10 Louise NJ Allen lot =. block p SO
LanteT HeiEhts-J0l1 P. Lynch et uN- %
My Fischer lot $50 SO
Potomac iEhts-F'o-oUac Heights Land
COMPANY 70 James W Mcneil lots - and
Il block 1++2- SO
! Potomac HeiChts-EOtomac Heights Land
C-ompauy to J R Dorset. lots = and IS.
SQUARE 1854, and lots q and .. square 1ii4
SO
Potomac HeiEhts-Same TO 7 y. Dorset
fr lots . To g. square 1f5t. lots II 70 a.
square 1885, lots - and A.. square 1913; lots
q - Is to IS square 1853. SO
S~he71tzen Park-Jchn r FsSpev % al 70 f
Frank Ramsay. lot %. block . SO
Meridian HfIl-Joseph p Band et uX- 70
Thomas johnson Lee Washington and
George Jackson. trustees. part lot 20. block
- SO
FoScfusko pIace-LemueI 7 Rarber e. w 20
Victoria A. Burr Ct al to Reuben E Tim
hers lots . ; and S. SO
The Washington times., 1910-08-20
RESIDENCE SALES
ACTIVE ALL WEEK
Summer Transfers Are Suf-
hCient TO Fairly Satisfy
Brokers.

Sales OF residence property have con-
tinued active through the week
The summer Transactions IL this class
OF property have been fairly satISfae-
tory 20 brokers'
Shannon * Lri-hs have sold for s.. --H
70 Arthur Block. one OF Tie htaTGr4.ss
houses AZ SIS Lamont street northwest
. Uw0-SICry. sIE-rJQm brick DWELLING
Moore & HiiI also report number OF
sales Of residences. including several
lots and an apartment house Among
these are the following
The LUZGn apartment house. at the
corner of Tweuty-ifCh street and Penn
SylvaDia avenue fer the trustees Of the
estate Of William g. EI5JL
one OF the Se.ni-Jetac hed houses IN
Woodlev on Connecticut avenue for
Franklin r SauGt--
4 rhree-Srory dwelling ut --r; y street
northwest. TO Andrew Schultz
4 tWO-StoTy brick DWELLING at SIS Sixth
street northeast FOR T. j. TAYLOR
A Jwo-stoTv brick dwelling ar SO Try
ing street northwest for Claude W
Owen
Five houses. numbers % TO ~ F street
northwest, for Arnold r.. Lewis.
For w w ChiSUel and Il A. Kite
dwelling az 1fi4 sixth street southeast
For Mrs O. H ScheoleE- a GV-el551-
At I. Myrtle street northeast
The Washington times., 1910-08-20
NEW HOME Really
FOROLD DRUG HlUSE
Christian Company tc o.
cupy Store At APO Ninth
Street Northwest.

Work has now been completed q the
TeInOdeling Of the old building = z5s
Ninth street northwest, aud the Christi
ami Drug Company IS about readv 70
move It's business from its old sand
at 484 Pennsylvania Avenue to the uew
location in Ninth street.
The interior OF the store has Heen
entirely TemodeIed, and a modern front
Of TWO large plate glass windows with
central entrance has been CONSTRUCTED
II IS said that the Christiani Ding
Company's store here VIII be one Of he
best equipped and most modern drug
establishments in the city
One Of the Oldest.
This company IS one OF the Oldest
drug houses IN the District. being es-
tabIshed ffty-fve years ago By Charles
Christian At that tine the business
Il grew rapidly and during the war
many Government contracts were
secured.
The old building was a small frame
structure. but Il soon became necessary
10 erect the four-story building On the
same cite. This building adjOins the
st James Hotel. and il IS from his
old business home that the stock VIII
location
Growth Of Company.
IN 1892 the ChrstianI Drug Company
vas incorporated. following the death
Of the founder. and in that year a new
store was opened at SIS PENNSYLVANIA
avenue In 1905 the business further ex-
panded when the storeNat the Union
Station was opened
With the opening Of the Ninth street
store the company VIII have abandoned
its old site and be operating three
modern drug establishments
The Washington times., 1910-08-20

Addition 20 10 DroIt Parz-Gert-uIe =
Lewis - viz Timothy l.. 20 John T. and
Sa-lle l. Darcro1. lot 1sS block - ss-r
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant pIaias-t-arz-rez
= Butler et al 60 Henrietta = shelley
lot 1r5. block Is, $40.
Co uUhia ElLEnrE-u C1-Ea- rs---rs--- ~-
w 10 Ellen J. Ty1daI-- Iot i. block ss So
Colombia Eeish-s-ffarry =. W!rlS01 O. a.
% Madeline Glcl-nEs- lot -. block g.. SO.
Le-v-c7rl-- Eil-rcs Warren % al 70 r Bland
Phelps TOT q square 2l-1- SO
5A0scl 1szo pizce-I}eCbsI Z -Irlle-s er rrx
70 william A Redmond, trustee. lots . 3
and 81 SO
Meridian HILLARY ws-drnaa e. Al 70
veronica II D0ubet. Tot 49, block Is sr0
Pleasant Plains and 1T PIezsan--Ts9tHe- 7.
Derrick e. Xxx % james A. FI-ch. LOT
"a so
Fourteenth Street. Extended - Ge0--e Q
Humphrey - Tx 10 Thomas F Moore. lot
= square 1ses S-a
ut. Fieasaut-C7suTEc Eoeh-er er ux 10
George V Ec-hler. lot rs SO
NJ Pleasant and Peasant Piafas-ToufS
y Stab.er q TX 90 Allen ". and Lena
ffVyeE. lot I'll block 4 SO
FgNzll HeiEh-E-Eve-ls 4 HAYES et TX %
John ? fEu-T0T CHS. lot 3. square T1z7 SO
1Fp11ley Park Lewis r Ererufuz-a- 1t TX
n Robert T. Logan. lot - block Is SO
F'adsE, 1rra-C+eorze @ PGn1h-cv et trx %
Annie F. Pistol. lot :. square esa4- $40.
The Washington times., 1910-08-20
nA1NIF ICENT HOMES
ARE BEING ERECTED
!. Carey King and John
DOlph Ale Building Ele-
CANT Residences.

Robert Z Heater. the suburban real
estate operator. has been Givea the e1-
elusive agency of FourteeutH Street Ter
race by. the owners, the Lyuchburs IN
vestmeEt Corporation III which -he
Dukes. of the American Tobacco Cor
poratlon, are chiefly interested
Fourteenth Street Terrace IS me newly
subdivided property adjoining saul. s.
addition on the uorta and extending Tor
six blocks between Piney Branch road
and Georgia avenue
Mr. Heater is now rushing 10 com
pIetIou the work Of city Improvements
uron the property. Sewer, wate-, and
Eas mains are being laid throughout the
property streets are being macadanl-
lied. and wide sidewalks laid Shade
trees have already been planted and 81
lots have been brought down TO grade
Residences building upon the property
is now going forward ara rapid rate SIX
residences are now under constitution
Their character IS indicated by their
cost. which viii range from $500 TO
$4,000 each Building in this section is
also of the detached type seen IN SauIs
Addition Cleveland Park and the CHEVY
Chase section.
The Washington times., 1910-08-20

dcrS C1Slf f5g-e=tred. her bust increased IN
size several inches and was made firm
srzueIv and symmetrical. instead ~
small and undeveIoped- The wrinkles
IN her face went away as II by magic
beautiful Now she Is the admiration
Of everybody.
She now offers 10 send absolutely free
- any woman whose tEz1re Is uncerei-
Cned or whose face Is mdrred BE hines
and v-r5ukIeS. fun particulars Of this
simple method which viii enable Eor
IN The privacy OF Eou- own nome 20 add
inches to your bust 20 secure q capt.
y-a-frr- f-rr-r Ike the patron Wl0Se
r,ict14re is shown herewith, and 70 make
<o-rr face clear AMI radiant
Ali our lady subscribers VINO Wis.
70 be handsome and wei formed VIII
receive fu1I particulars. absolutely free
Of charge Crowded they send tvo-csI1-
stamp OF stamped envelope Tor return
POSTAGE by writing 70 Miss Janet Gil
bert. ssS @ L. Import BldS-r Providence,
=
The Washington times., 1910-08-20
TWO RESIDENCES
BRING BIG PRICES
One on Cathedral Avenue Sells for
S12, 50O-Another Goes At
$4,000.

Samuel Kimberly has bought from
Thomas J. Fisher & CO.. Inc, che resi-
deuce at the northwest corner Of TwCa-
ty-seveulh street and Cathedral avenue.
recently built by l. f Breuniuger, for
$3.50
The Fisher company has also sold TIE
eishteeu-room residence at 211S Wy5-l-
ing avenue northwest. for $500. The
purchaser, whose name IS withheld. viii
remodel il for his residence
Two lots in Chevy Chase Heights have
also been sold TO J. r Moore The
properly has a frontage Of seveuty-sive
feet on Jocelyn and Jenuifer streets and
Is0 feet on THirJy-eIEhth street Mr..
Moore viii erect residence.
The Washington times., 1910-08-20
SOUTHWEST.

Gle { street soutrwesr-yTIiliam E Miller
et ltN- 10 Robert r. Clarke. lot and part
lot :. square 46S. SO
L street southwest. between Four-an i-a-Ffaff
and Sixth stTaets-SOlOmon FriedenDerE et
uX- to 8ToIlie Smit5son. part original lot T.
square 500. $40
3l6 It street southxest-CharIes II Parker
TO Adobe Bishop, lot IL. square 5n. SIC
The Washington times., 1910-08-20
SEVERELY INJURED
IN FALL FROMLADDER

Edward Franklin. thirty years old
or RrfEhtwoo6. IS a patient in Garfield
ifoSQirel today with fractured arm
and bruises about the head and body.
Franklin. who Is employed as lineman
h- the Capital Traction Comnany- was
i.szs = SO fSartsrz-
he lest hlE baiaEce aud ferf q Eae
kFsSas, sists5ss q eslssa fSst,
The Washington times., 1910-08-20
NORTHEAST.

g. Florida avenue uortheaSt-Robt q. Rowzee
So SIC
Eea- ~ O. street northeast between Seventh
and Eighth street -CEeorEe ". Kern e. uz.
- Henri ". kern. lot -. square 50. SO
49, sEH - stszesk .-sIkSset1.A virft
Al = lass kst<, IA "a -sEs5S
The Washington times., 1910-08-20
YOUR BUST DEVELOPED
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
How to Have a Captivating Figure,
and be Rid of Wrinkles,
Free to Anyone,

Al 4 N o ric---
business woman .Z
Providence recent
y obtained posses
sion OF q japanese
secret for fo-U5
o development and
wrinkle -en0EIUz-
which she tried Oh
herself with as
founding results.
All hOIOWg In the
neck and chest
were quickly filed
IN and the bones
were soon covered
with Grm. but soft.
Yielding flesh The
angles IN the Shout
The Washington times., 1910-08-20
BUYS BRICK DWELLING.

Laurence l. TenIey has purchased
s---- y7-,ujtre, Gis-'-- & periel. the two
- STsaps seHkks2Et Jas Rriss sSss
The Washington times., 1910-08-20

NEW DRUG HOUSE.
One Of the Oldest Firms
In Washington, VIII Occupy the
RemOdeIed Building At No.
kz6 Ninth Street N ".
The Washington times., 1910-08-20
Kings New Home

one of the Tr-r interesting residences
being erected at Fourteenth street ter
race IS that OF J. Carey King. who has
been his own architect for the house
This occupies a Tot q y IpI feet on the
northwest corner Of Fourteenth and
Gailatin streets. and Is itself 81 x IS
fees In dimensions.
Ar King has designed @ plain colonial
residence. with ueb5ie-dash finish on
the first story and white cedar shingles
on the second, the roof being Of slate
The exterior feature is the cauacious
porch, which extends across the entire
front and around q half OF one side.
This j. of concrete, including the plat
form and ballustrade. From the porch
the door leads directly into the living
room. the parIGr being 20 the right If
the living room The dining room g
lust back or the living room and 2 den
occupies the other corner
The finishes Of these four rooms are
pleasing IN their contrasts The den
and living room have been finished in
black old English oak, the dining room
in mahogany, and the parl5r in white.
with a. white marble mantle The din
ing room IS TaueleG 10 the height Of
the door and has q he"u ceiling
ON the second tiCcr JEe doors are ma
LO-gu-- with enamel lrim- The hard
ware u of plain colonial design and the
uObS If = s. Large nantes and zlab-
.rslte ffxtures and paper decoration are
features Of the sleeping rooms
The house contains ten rooms and two
ua-n rooms and VIII cost 1Ir. King
about SIS