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ABOUT THE ART OF KISSING
Writer Calls Practice Folly, but It
Is Not Likely Soon to Be
Abolished.

Why do people kiss? The act itself
Is ridiculous as a spectacle and unsat'
isfying as an amusement. Its sole
physical accompaniment Is feeling
Of suffocation. and on the psychic side
1t Is frequently embarrassing, partic-
ularly If an unsuspected audience re-
veals itself, say by satiric whoOps and
catcalls. 1t has none Of the charm OF
other pleasures, such as solfeggio, eat
ing and automobiling, for example.
kissing will neither build up the
anaemic nor soother the neurasthenic.
But still it thrives, and no jeremiads
on its perils will ever work it's aboli-
ton. The man who makes q practice
Of kissing the fair sex Is q man at
tracted rather than repelled by dan
ger. He knows that every kiss he
steals 10 full Of fearful hazards. The
girl herself may black his eye. stab
him with hatpin or call for the po-
lice, and then again she may choose
to regard his idle favor as an offer OF
marriage. and accept him before he
can escape. Yet again. her father OF
brothers. detecting him with his arm
around her neck and his eyes gazing
into her forehead. may rush in and
hail him as q relative, touching him
for small loans. calling him by hia
lrst name and seizing extensively
upon all the other familiarities which
relatives.in-law affect. Finally. the
mother Of the girl may knit him
pulse-warmers and send him amateur
remedies for his rheumatism and red
nose, and her little sisters may gigglt
every time they see him.-Baltimort
Sun.
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TO HOLD RA(f ntt15
Roundup Jockey Club Organized
to Put Horse Racing on Sub
stantial Footing.

At a meeting held Monday new
organization known as the Roundup
Jockey Club was organized Of
which J. P. Rose was elected Pres
ident. Considerable business was
transacted, and among other things
they have secured the famous Dix
lie" from J. C. Lohman for the COM
ing season, and are now negotiating
for some thoroughbred horses of the
half, three-quarter and one-mile
variety to come to our city.
The object Of the organization is
to establish an enclosed track for
the purpose Of holding race meet
ings, and, in connection with the
Roundup Stock Associations fair
days and auction sales, will
afford the public amusement of the
nature for which Roundup has
already become justly celebrated.
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hAQl0W10h Otis whAu0ptD
Roundup Basket Ball Team Vic
torious by Score Of 81 to 16-
A Good Game.

BY a score of 81 to is the local
basket ball team whalloped the
Harlowton aggregation NJ on d a y
evening in Stanley Hall, a small
but enthusiastic crowd witnessing
the fray. The first half of the game
resulted in tie, s to s, with both
teams playing pretty evenly. In the
last half, however, Roundup showed
up strongly, and threw % points to
Harlowton's 8, making the score
81 to 16.
Conwell, Harlo's center made the
first basket. Mackay made the first
two points for Roundup. Jack
Toner followed this up with clean
basket on a foul, and Husband
made Harlo's second count. Toner
threw a point ON dead ball and
Husband missed. Toner makes
another clean basket, VanDyke
makes two points and two fouls
for Harlo, and Brown ties the score
by free throw when time is called.
The last half started out with 4
straight baskets for Roundup before
the opposition got look in, being
made by Happy" and Toner, Toner
and Strait. in the order named.
Harlo gets a point on dead ball
while Toner for Roundup misses.
Toner and Happy" make two
more baskets, and VanDyke misses
on foul. Mackay makes a nice
throw and nets, Hatton gains a
point for Harlo on foul. Husband
baskets, Us does Toner again on a
long throw, and Root. Hatton
adds one on foul, Happy" makes
a straight one, Dralle nets and SO
does Happy" again. VanDyke
makes the last point for Harlo
when time is called.
In the last half some clever pas
sing and team work was sdisplayed by
the local team. At one stage OF
the game the bal! passed thru seven
hands into the basket thereby be-
wildering the Windy City boys con-
siderably. Alfred Shaw acted as
referee.
Tha Imam.
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His Masters Voice.

His Masters Voice.
"Why do you want to give your par.
rot away?"
"He uses such awful language"
"Who trained him?"
"Well-er-ah-you see"
Eyes, I see. You want to give him
away before he gives you away"
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list your REIMBURSEMENT with the
Northwestern Land Development
Co., for quick results.
The roundup record., 1910-04-15

Mems Seamless fast color
Black Socks; actual value Of
these are 2Oc a pair; Pay Day
Sale price. 81 :
per pair. A2C
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As inches in length by 19 in
ches wide; double warp and
double weight; bleached and
nicely hemmed; Pay o.
Day Sale price, each. .HOC
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Mothers Friend Boys Bloom
er Waists, in fancy white Only
Negligee with attached collar
always sold for 75c. 90.
Pay Day Sale price ca OOS
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AUCTION GALES

THOMAS DoWLTNG o.. AucIi0neeTs-
TRUSTEES SALE OF Eo-sToRY PEB-
TGINING = APk Ts-H5 As :lI5-i BARBER
SHOP. KNOWN $40 504 NICHOLS
AVENUE, 8NACOSFEA. y. G.
interest on debt secured BY that certain deed
of trust dated + 5ruary 18th. 1868. and re-
corded IN Llber ,. $780, at folio 253 et seq.
one Of the Land Records for the District
Of Columbia, the undersigned trustees wiz
offer FOR sale Dy public auction on Saturday.
the Third Day CT September. 1910, at Two
O'Clock p II. at the auction rooms OF
Thomas Bowling & Company, No CD Z
street. y w, Washington. D c. the fol-
lowing described real estate situate in the
County Of Washington, District Of Columbia.
uameiy--Part of Lot one ID in Section one
ID OF the subdivision Of the Barry Farm
as per plat thereof recorded in Book Levy
Court No - page I, Of the records o. the
Surveyors Office OF said District: Beginning
from the southeast corner Of said Lot One
ID thence northeTly 1hirty-three (33J feet
thence parallel with the northern boundary
line OF said lot. i've hundred and twenty
eight t5-SJ feet % Nichols Avenue; thence
southeTly on the east line Of said Nichols
Avenue thirJy-three $3.50 feet; thence parallel
with the northern boundary line Of said lot
I'VE hundred and tWeuty-eight t5-o) feet 20
the place Of beginning. together WIKI the
Improvements thereon as above.
TERMS OF SALE=-Dne-thir OF the pur-
chase money 20 be paid On cash, the balance
20 be paid In equal iustalmeuLs at one and
two years bearing interest at six per cent
from day Of sale. and 20 be secured by deed
Of trust on the property sold; or all cash At
purchaser option Deposit OF TWO hundred
dollars required az time Of sale. which viii
De forfeited unless purchaser complies with
terms Of sale within fifteen days thereafter
BENJAMIN F. LEIGHTON
GEORGE FRANCIS WILLIAMS.
Trustees
Addresss-Co.umbiaH Building
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY-

Published only as Information, no. 5--2rarteed
80 - Kentucky points Pullman Sleep
- - cincinnati and Louisville Lar-o Or car
- -Tf--c- 7vrerz DAYS. e. a. o. dining car
from CharIottesville- .-.- $500
so n m. aiiy-CTNCINNATI-ST LOUIS
S-fFTCsCO SPECIAL solid tram 20 s.
- 77-f--- Pullman sleepers 10 Chicago
- ,-,fv at important stations Pu.lUan's
3--2 sgI-rfrTsent and c. & O. dining car
go = "a daflv-F- r = LIFTED. Cor
--=-t---.+4 louisville the West Southwest
- N-o--rv-est- Pullman sleepe-s 20 W.
go rIof Springs Cincinnati. and Louisville
n Offees 5IS Pa ave. 1S7s r 81. and
T-1io-I station Phone Main i-65 and --15 Cor
,5-1-ers baggage checks res-rEo--o1is. and
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Z. h THOMAS & JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys

~ THE SUPREME COURT OF'THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA Holding a Dis
trict Court In re- The extension Of CoIurn-
bia Road, Northwest in the District OF
Columbia District Court, No $50 Notice
IS hereby given that the Commissioners OF
The DistrlcL or Columbia, pursuant 20 the
provisions Of an Act approved March 3, 1910,
enILled An ACT 10 authorize the extension
Of Columbia Road Northwest. in the Dis
trict OF Columbia have filed a petition in
THIS Court praying the condemnation uf the
land necessary for the extension OF Colum5 id
Road, Northwest. through parcels uineJy-fige-
tWo, ninety-five-four, and ninety-1ive-hve,
with a width Of seTenty-fve IeeJ, IN The
District Of Columbia shown on q map
or plat fled with the said petition. as part
thereof, and praying also that a jury Of I'VE
sudicious, experienced disinrerested men. who
shan be fTeehoI5ers within the District OF
Columbia. not related 70 any person inter
tSlcd N these proceedings and not IN the
service or employment OF the District OF
Columbia OF OF the United States. be sum
mOned by The United states Marshal for The
District OF Columbia to assess the damages
each owner OF land 10 be taken may sustain
by reason Of the extension OF the Aforesaid
Columbia Road, and The condemnation Of
the lano necessary Tor the purposes thereof.
and TO assess as benefits resulting -herefEgm
the entire amount Of said damages. plus the
costs OF TINS proceeding upon the land abu--
ting upon the said Columbia Road to be
extended and also upon ali other pieces and
parcels OF land which the jury may find
viii be benefited By the said extension OF
said Columbia Road. as provided for b. the
Aforesaid Act CT Congress Il is, by the
= p
Ordered, thai all persons having any interest
IN these proceedings be. and they are hereby
warned. and commanded TO appear IN this
Court on or before the End day o. September.
a D 1910, at ten o'Ciock A n. and con-
tinue in attendance until the Court shall
have made its final order Tatifyilg and con-
ErIninE the award Of damages and the as
sessDents Of benefits OF the jury 10 De en-
pauelcd and sworn herein, and il il further
Ordered that a copy OF this notice and oTIC-
be published once in the Washington Law
Reporter, and on six secular days IN The
Washington Times. the Washington Herald.
end the Washington Post, newspapers pub
LShed IN the District commencing al leas-
twenty days before the said Z2ld cay of
September, a y. 1910 II is further Ordered.
that q copy of this notice and order be served
b. the United states Marshal OF his
deputies upon such owners OF the land TO
be condemned herein as may be found by
the said Marshal or his deputies within the
District OF Columbia. and upon the tenants
and occupants OF the same before the said
end day Of September. A d 1910. BY the
Court tSignedj. ASHLEY II GOULD. Jus
JiCe- tSeaLJ A True Copy Test r.
YOUNG, Clerk BY P p BELEC- Asst
Clerk au29-5t
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LEGAL NOTICES
Z H THOMAS & JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys


y THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
4h.LC4 Dt COLI MBIA- Holding a District
Court In Re Condemnation Of Lot l.
Block lS- Subdivision Brookla1d D c.. FOR
pld56IounuS Tor The BrUOkiand School Dis
lTlct court 70 $50 On consideration Of the
peuLon OF the Commissioners Of the District
o. Columbia Lled in the above entitled cause
ana on molten of counsel Of said Commits
sicners- II Is by the Court. this 18Th day-
Of august. A D.. 1910. Ordered, that the
cieFh o. this Court issue citation TO Mar
<1u- Nltl-eI zee. owner or the and
10 De condemned IN This proceeding 10 ap-
pear IN this Court on the 18Th Cay OF Sep
tenlbers A D. 1910. at ten O'Clock a. m ID
answer the said petition and 10 show cause
why me Prayers Thereof should uoI De aTan--
e ana why an of lot T. Block Is Subdi-
vision OF Brookland. -. g.. Leighton and
Falro, Trustees. should not be condemned
Tor the purpose % providing a playground
for the BrooIland school. in the Bistrict
q Columbia II is further ordered. that a
copy Of said citation be served by the United
states Marshal Tor the District % Columbia
upon Such owners OF the land sought 10 be
condemned herein and such persons Interested
therein as may be found within the District
o. Columbia, ana IL Is further ordered. that
proceedings be and they are hereby warned
and required 10 appear in this Court on or
BEFORE the said =oth Coy Of September, A d
ltlu 20 answer said petition and 90 continue
made its final order rarifying the award ana
report OF the Commissions 10 De appointed
by the Court 20 aPpTsise the value OF the
respective interests Of all persons concerned
tn the land mentioned In this petition Il
S further ordered, that copy OF this order
be published once in the Washington Law
Washington Post. the Washington star and
The Washington Times nev. spapers puo-
Lshed in said District, before the said Goth
day q September A D. 1910 By the Court
ASHLEY II GOULD. Justice lSeaLl \
True Copy Test J. r. YOUNG. Clerk.
By F z CUNNINGHAM. Asst Clerk
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Wash
in-ton. August ~ 1Sl0- Sealed proposals
Viii be received al this office until .
o'clock p. m. September ]. 1910 for sinking
deep wells IN TIE District Of Columbia
Forms OF proposal. Specifications. and al
necessary Information may be Obtained from
The Chief Clerk Engineer Department
Room -. District Building Nashfnrron
D. & CUSO h RUDOLPH z II Marx
HAM (ActiDg), Commissioners. D. c.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

- R-T07l1wInE schedule fS1-es Published
or-f, as information and are not CUlranrea1-
80 Atlanta EslrTnlns lle-r-- Noble New
C,-fsa-s AshevfIe. 9 a and 1895 ?.
Eo- Chattanooga and Memphis, 500 c. q
daily -
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. By
bingham New Orleans -c-le p ~
F-or Roanoke. Knoxville. Cllzrr0n1O--1- Nash
Vile Memphis. $40 a. NJ daily (S,e-D5as
Gar open after 10 p ND
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Colombia
Charleston Augusta. Aiken. Sa-a1n1l Jack
so-viIIe, and Florida points as p H. day,
L 6. BROWN. General agent
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S. EENSINGER- ACCTIONEER. aO5-gu eta
ST y W.-Iu accordance with section SIS
OF the Revised statutes Of the United States
relating to the District OF Columbia, the
EEC-Ts -ucd VIII sell at public auction az
thc Establishment eE 8 Beusinger. SUG-J11 SIN
So y W. The ninth day OF September,
1910. at 1880 C.Cl1-k a. ~. gray horse
EDWIN =. HESSE. chief talso Property
Clerk. Metropolitan Police Department
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

HERE ARE 4 FEW OF THE extraordinary
bargains ia nne upright pianos offered dur
luz this expansion sale Stle1- so. Chick
a1IuE. $780, pease- $50. Nose. $50 kimbaII.
S-5l- Earduau. So Chase $40. Shoulncer
$3.50. Milton. 500. fischer, $50. Weber Sz53
and many others Easy terms Auto-piano.
sod condition. $50 o. = DeEOLL & CO.
Cor IE-h aud q SIS
FOR sAL-E-StIen. SJe!nsvay. Rnabe. shaw
EOhlCr & Campbell, Mason & Hanlin. and
G number OF other used pianos al sacTI-
scinE priccs. must sell 20 make room T0r
CeE stock CEAS. -. SrIEFF, IO0s-lgI9 +
a. - W J. c. CDNLLFE- Manager
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For Rent
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.



ROYAL BLUE Ll>E-
'fESve-E D--eT HOUR On me God E1UT-
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST, NEW YORK
200 q -r-TJ.uer Pullman Parlo- Car
$500 a. u--5-lCu- train Cafe Earl1r Car
1900 a. u---z[e Farllr Car
IL 90 a. ul--l-ir=- and Pullman Ez--cr c.
800 O. nl--Cller and Pullman F1r-5- car
sc p El----F Royal Limited Al pullman.
EIEc-h0ur-
100 2 n-C1aches 20 Philadelphia
$50 ,. m--D5nsr and Observation Pa--oE
Cz--
$50 p u--Cuaches 10 New York
~Is-I5 N-T.-S-c-ue-s TO New York
49, q U--SSle epsrs 20 E-llzce- pl-a AID New
ATLANTIC EITT. f7.oo. 'g.oa, tu-53 = II,
go, 800 p
To Baltimore
EVERY HOUR or TIE HOUR
wees Days, i. 2 n 20 ~ ~ p M 80
So +5-C1 $780, 200. 80. $50 $50. 'e-l2
4e-sn ~1g-oa-. eI1-19 M, 1880 noon, .--1s,
- -01 -r-15- 7Z-ll. -g-1e, $50 $50. E4-o1
f4:s5. $50. -5-l5- 80, 1000 go Li, SD,
Z 10. s-u-1l. sI1-55. 'l1-5- -l---5. y =
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. .1-z2. $50 p IN
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. and LOUIS
VILE. $40 a. IN. aE-15 p "a s11-I0 nigh
s15.s5 riza-- Sleeper ready. - p II
CLEVELAND. He-lo ? m
COLI 1TBCS. $50 p III
WHEELING $40 a M, $50 , m
= WII-S,cHEsrER, 1910 a n fas. 1913
? F7RRiEDER1cK $50. 1910. 80 q m. a.sa.
"a. ;5f.TssTovvN. $40 a. m 800 2 m
sTDsi-v Except sunday sunday on
TEL EPHDNES al all OF the following
Ticket Ofdces- 1917 G St, Tel- Main 1915 SO
T,a--sv1vsrfa ave Nam Z78- New Union
Station Ticket Orfce- Main 49, ---fIr-1ia--
-1Cl Bureau, Nam .s''-
The Washington times., 1910-08-30

~ THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF TIE. DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA William "
Stuart. Plaintiff VS. William knabe and
Ernest knabe. IT.. Defendants 40 GI2g
ORDER OF PUBLICATION. The object Of
this suit is TO recover the sum OF So o.
alleged 10 be due from the Defendants 10 the
plaintiff Tor wages as engineer Or building
IFS p Street y. W.. Washington D. g..
and TO have Judgment OF condemnation Of
certain p-oDe-tys OF the defendants levied
on under an attachment issued in this suit
20 satisfy the PLAINTIFF claim Il s. there
fore, this Isl day OF July 1e1e. ordered that
the defendants appear in this Court on or
before the fortierh DAY exclusive OF S--nfiay Is
and legal holidays. after the Gay Of the
first publication OF this order defend THIS
suit and show cause why said condemnation
should not be had otherwise che suit will
be proceeded with as IN case q default Pro
vided a copy 81 this order be published II
The Washington Times and the WASHINGTON
Law Reporter once q week FOR three sue
Cessfve weeks before said dar- G. :
BT-NDE. judge 4 True Copy Test r g.
ATEAM- Clerk BY BLANCHE NEF'F-
Asst Clerk
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OIoore's Addition)
CLARENDON. VA

8 minutes from Aqueduct Bridge via Falls
Church Electric Railway; IS minutes TO I2th
st. and Pa ave Original shade trees.
Lots SEQ each s. cash and> - per month
80 Interest No Taxes.
Se VIII build home to suit you ca
monthly payments
b " DAVIDSON. Agent.
Residence. Clarendon, Va RossIyn, Va
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

DROP POSTAL for our estimate On house
repairing and semodeIinE- J 2 GIBBS.
1sz3 L 81. NV. Phones y ESQ., and y 122Q -
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Z. H. THOMAS x JAS FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys.

-I N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA Holding a Dis
Twenty-third and z Streets. Southeast. IN
the District OF Columbia District Court
No SCI Notice Is hereby given thai the
Commissioners OF the District OF Columbia
pursuant 10 the provisions OF an act o.
congress approved 1ldTcn no. L-Lv. elIillel
An ACT AuihoTlzlnE the Extension Of IEen-
ty-third and 2 Streets Southeast. f. the
District OF Columbia. have filed petition
in this Court praying the condemnation OF
Twenty-third Street. Southeast from It's
present southern terminus near NayIoT Street
r Street. and = Street. Southeast from
It's present eastern terminus near twenty
third Street 20 NaElOr Street with a width
OF ninety feet. in the District Of Columbia
as SHOWN on a pat or map Med with the
said petition. as part Thereof and prayEuE
also that jury O. five j-dicious. experI-
e3ced. dislnteresJed men, who shan be free
holders within the District OF Columbia. not
related 10 any person in interest in these
proceedings and not in the service OF en-
ploymenJ or the District Of Columbia or OF
the United States. be summoned BIZ the
United states Marshal Tor the District OF
Columbia 10 assess the damages each owner
OF land u De taken may sustain By reason
Of the extension OF the aforesaid Streets and
the condemnation OF the land necessary for
the purposes thereof and % assess as beue-
IT'S resulting therefrom the entire amount
OF said Damages. plus the costs Of this pro
Ceeding- upon The land abUftiug on the said
streets to be extended and also upon all
other pieces and parcels Of land which the
jury may find VIII be benefited by the said
extension Of the said streets. provided
for BY the aforesaid Act Of Congress Il is
bv the Court this I'D day Of august. A. d
1910. Ordered. that ell persons having any
interest in these proceedings be. and they
are hereby warned and commanded 20 ap-
pear in this Court on or before the I'D day
Of September a D 1910 Ten O'Clock
A n and continue in attendance until the
Court shall have made its final order rat
Tying and confirming TIE award Of damages
and the assessments Of benefits OF the jury
TO be eInpcneled and sgvcru herein. and il IS
further Ordered that a copy OF This notice
and orIler be published once In the Wash
iuEton Law Reporter and on six secular days
in The washington Times the WASHINGTON
Herald. and the Washington Post. news
papers published in the said District. com
mencinE at least twenty DAYS before the said
end DAY Of September, a D 1910 L is
further Ordered that copy Of this notice
be served by the United States Marshal or
his deputies upon such II the owners o.
the land 20 be condemned herein as NAV
be found by the said Marshal or his deputies
within the District Of Columbia and t.7sn
the tenants and occupants Of the same be-
fore the said Z2nd day Of September A d
1916 By the Court tSiEnedJ- ASHLEY N
GOULD. Justice tSeaLI A True Copy
Test j. r YOUNG. Clerk BY r T.
BELEU. Asst Clerk au1g-5t
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AUTOS REPAIRED

OUR REPAIR DEPAET1IEcsL, II chargo
Of EoBT- EzSSEEL. Wa has had 10
years experience in auto obstruction We
are able 10 take caTe OF auto repair WJrk
Of the most complicated character. Patrons
have absolute assurance that work leIr IN
our care must be euJLrelz- saLls-aCtCry- CON
GRESSIOSAL GARAGE. Is - ave : Il
Phone l. lei.
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SFxRoRRD AIR LINE RY.

60 : faII--''s 5eltO1rI Eas- Mani"
----,--b coaches and Pullman s.sePers %
Savannah and jacksonville Ear-1r car JACK
souviLIe 10 Tampa ----o--s- sleeper .
ar7au+- Dining CCr-
- D m daily board Express, ese--
tricaIIy lighted sleeDers and o1servati9n ca
s--.-s---,s5 y-f-h electric fans Through SER
- - savannah. jacksonville Tampa. At
-, FSiruingham. and Memphis Dining
49,. --5-,-,+ Office. IFS New York ave y W
p a. HARDWOOD. G T A.
Gro z PHILLIPS. d p ~
q Il RYAN. c. p a. Portsmouth, Va
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or any incUrable so-CaIIed aflment- II YOU
are OUT o. order, why not BE REPAIRED
ErCorCed-restorins Jhe-Bl00J Circulation wIil
make sou EJod new Come and learn
what Il VIII Co FOR EOC. CIRCULARS. ~
FORMATION and COCSST LTATION FREE
PROF II y D. PARKER. 1922 9th 81 y
W washington d G.
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DANCING

MISS COULTER. now at SG7 L St y w
II YOU can walk can teach you to waltz
lessons any time soc Phone Main I1Sg-
DAVISON-S. Prof and Mrs. 10 6th y "
Est 1872. Phone II. z6S4. Lessons aEy hour,
classes and dances Tues Fri eVs- Assem-
bl- dances Natl Rifles Annoy every sat ev.
PROS. WYNDHASf. SO 18th y w All
electric fans open all summer. Phone "
5572
DANCING STUDIO. rs Eye St y W
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb. teachers,
social dance Thursdays Phone Main 2S45.
OPEN ALL SUMMER
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL
Only one taught at a time
Latest dances. two Instructors
1913 y. Y. ave. SELECT. Phone IL $50 7
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DENTISTRY

Special PTiCeS-ShOTt Notice.
81 sets q teeth i0r SO 80 sets % teeth
sor s. S sets u teeth for s. s. sets Of
secth Sor s. Cod crowns. s. Br!dgewOrk,
g25y- EIlllDEs. 5Jc- Ez-racJiols absolutely
painless ARMY AND NAVY PAIN
LESS DENTISTS. Cor 9Th and Z ST.. In
trance 6zy Z 81 y " $50 a. u. - s . n
Phone Main Ezes II
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

INVEST ~ THE GARDEN SCECE8 NOW
VIEGINLA HIGHLAEDS.
II IS the nearest. has tas- cars. o1ly -
minutes ride
For relned people q Moderate means. viz
parks. Fairgrounds and gardens
By our cooperative plan you WI savs =
building. and IN cos- " living
This is 10 real estate boon. bt1- co1-il1-
Gus permanent Development scisu--ds
lines. al planned b. an architect
Lots SO ~ SO cash. - PEI mCnth-
Invest here anl double y1ur ruo1sy.
This section Is slated - come bacS iz-3 -hs
District
Come Saturday or Sunday afternoon All
see the M0TriI styis damp-Dro01 CeueaE
houses. poured IA stee. nlolGs. coz-inE 20
more than wood. shown ana demonstrated
2.
Car 70 VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS every lev
minutes from PosrOfdcs Gomez. 1zta 81 AMI
Pa ave
BALLARD & LANHAM,
The Washington times., 1910-08-30
INVESTMENTS

WILL SACRIFICE. $50. quick sale, incest
lot in Richmond Park on Porter St op-
posits Friendship minutes Hs1k l. Wis
cousin ave. aud Connecticut ave car lines:
south 'front.' quite near and facing new ST.
Adams Cathedral address J. ). $50 On
tario place