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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-09
OBITUARY

Catherine, widow of Michael McGov- ern, who resided with her daughter Mrs Arthur Chambers, 13 William St., died, this morning at the Bridgeport hospital, of kidney trouble. She was a devout communicant of St. Mary's church, and was member of the St. Mary's building association. She is survived by three children, Thomas employed in the Standard composing room, Mrs. Etta Chambers, with whom she made her residence, and Eleanor.
 Ellen, wife of James Hourigan, died last evening at her home, 161 Steuben street, after an illness of two weeks of pneumonia. She is survived by her husband, two sisters, Mrs. Thomas O'Keefe of New Haven and Mrs. Mi chael Hennessey of this city and four children, Annie, Michael, Patrick and John Hourigan.
 Ellen, widow of Patrick Driscoll, one of the oldest residents of Westport, died at her home in that town, Sat urday evening at the age of 76 years. She is survived by five sons, Daniel of this city, John of Brooklyn, Timo- thy of Norwalk, Charles and Patrick of Westport and one daughter, Mary of Westport.
 Margaret E., infant daughter of Henry and Annie Kallman, died yes- terday at the home of the parents 453 Lafayette stret, at the age of 15 months Funeral services were held this afternoon interment being in St. Michaels cemetery.
 Funeral services over the remains of Caroline Merrall, wife of Dr. H. $. Miles, were held yesterday afternoon from her late residence 417 State St. at 3 o'clock, Rev. J. M. Richardson, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, conducting the services. The bearers were all members of the med ical fraternity of the city, Doctors F. l.. Day, J. D. Gold, F. M. Tukey, H. E. Smyth G. S. Ford and D. B. Wa son. Interment was in Mountain Grove Cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-09
THE PRETTIEST FACE

and the most beautiful hands are of- ten disfgured by an unsightly wart. It can easily be removed in few days without pain by using Cyrus Wart Remover. for sale only at The Cyrus Pharmacy, 253 Fairfield avenue and
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-09
: IN ZERO l1ENl}I
 WESTfi YS7EPa|

for the burial of King Edward have been completed. and he will be laid to rest in Westminster Abbey among the tombs of the other rulers Of Great Britain. The bell on the tower of St. Paul's cathedral. which tolled all through the day following the death of the King, will be rung at regular intervals on the day of the burial, as England.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-09
LOCAL FACES FIGURE IN
 REMARKABLE PHOTOGRAPH

There is at present on exhibition in the window of Hubert's art store in the Arcade, a remarkable photograph, seven feet long by eighteen inches wide. It is a. photograph of what both the secular and religious press at the time designated as the biggest communion in the history of the Christian religion. The photograph was taken last October in the city of Pittsburg during the centennial cele- ment for Christian union.
 On Sunday, October F, at D. m., when this picture was taken, 30000 delegates of this religious body par took of the emblems of the Saviour's death in the great amphitheatre of building in Pittsburg large enough to accommodate so vast a multitude
 Bridgeport was represented by Mrs. Gula M. Woodward. Miss G. May Woodward and MT. Leonard H. Wood ward of Iranistan avenue. members of the Church of Christ Oisciples), at the corner of Iranistan and Maplewood avenues, and their faces may be de- tected near the center of the picture.
 The "pure food law" is designed by the Government to protect the public from injurious. ingredients in both focds and drugs. It is beneficial both to the public and to the conscientious manufacturer. Ely's Cream Balm, successful remedy for cold in the head nasal catarrh. hay fever. etc., contain ing no injurious drugs, meets fully the requirements of the new lay, and that fact is prominently stated on every package. It contains none of the in- furious drugs which are required by the law to be mentioned on the label Hence you can use it safely.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-09
A Reliable Remedy EIy's Cream Balm
is quickly absorbed. D-f.os -k n

10 IuiNh'J oSSo'S1N'
 Gives Relief at Once.
 It cleanses, soothes, heals and protects the diseased mem- brane resulting from Catarrh and drives away a Cold in the Head quickly. Re- stores the Senses o1 Taste and Smell. Fl gists or by mail. II Ely Brothers. 56 Wa
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-09
WASHABLE ELASTIC STOCKINGS

cost no more than the ordinary kind but are far superior. They last long CT. wear better and are much cleaner to the wearer. Next time you need one try tI1 kind sold at
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-09
THE CYRUS PHARMACY

Fairfield Ave. and Coutland St. 1t will pay you well.
The Washington times., 1910-06-17
LIFE INSURANCE
MEN ORGANIZE
Protection of Public'S In
tereSts Declared Purpose
of Society.

A new organization known as the Dis
trict Of Columbia Life Underwater s
Association. composed OF duly lthor-
lied life insurance agents and designed,
il is declared, TO protect the interests
Of the public generally and life in
surance policy holders especially. was
launched today, action to that effect
having been taken at a meeting held
at Cabin John Bridge last evening.
There were sixteen life insurance men
present. and the roll showed "a charter
membership Of twenty-nine. John
Dolph, jr., was elected president; Paul
II. Tamplet, vice president, and John
z. Kreh, IT., secretary and treasurer
An executive committee, consisting OF
the following. named men. was also
chosen. Robert c.. Howard. George S.
Wainwright. William II. Parsons. W.
A. Bennett, and OrviHe B. Brown.
a constitution and bylaws were
adopted. and such other business trans
acted designed TO set me organization
IN fun motion among the business and
commercial associations Of the District
incidentally. delegates to the annual
convention of the national organization
20 be held I'm Detroit ia September were
chosen. Literally quoted In the consti-
tuition and bylaws Of the organization,
its purposes viii be as follows:
TO advance In every legitimate way
the interests Of life Insurance and 70
bring into more social and friendly re-
lations those engaged I'm the profess
sion
Members Of the association at the
conclusion Of business last night gave a
dinner, AZ which there was general
speechmRking.
The Washington times., 1910-06-17
DEATHS

EGLOFF-On Friday. June L. 1910 at his
residence. 200 street southeast. LEON
HARD EGLOFF.
Funeral from Mr. Zurhorst's funeral par-
kors. 3ol East Capitol street. Monday. June
20. Funeral private Kindly omit flowers
LEVEY-On Thursday, June Is. 1910. at his
residence. 500 II street northeast. JOHN.
husband Of Nellie Levey (nee Sullivan
Mr.. Levey was born in New York in 1854
and served his apprenticeship 10 a book
binder there. At the age Of twenty-thres
he took over his employers business. He
came to this city in 1851. upon his appoint
ment 10 a position in the Government
Printing orioe- Mr. Levey's death fol-
lowed an Illness OF six weeks he leaves
a wife and eight children
McCAULEY-On Thursday. June 1s. 1910. at
6.45 g. m. HELEN LUCILLE daughter
Of Richard J. and Minnie NJ McCauley
aged fourteen years.
AIDDLETON-On Wednesday. June IS. 1910
At p NJ. at her residence. lis d street
southwest. ELIZABETH. mother Of Samuel
Middleton, and devoted aunt Of Harry
Colder and Blanche Wilkinson.
McCACLEY-Cn THURSDAY June 1e ION ~
6;45 a. m, HELEN LUCILLE. beloved
daughter Of Richard 7 and Minnie NJ Nc
Cauley. aged fourteen years
Funeral from her late residence. Az E
s55eet soutn%est, on SATURDAY June IS at
$50 a. m; thence 70 ST. Dominic's Church
where requiem mass will be said for the
Tepose o. her soul Interment at Nj Olfvet
Cemetery Relatives and friends invited.
EEWn AHH-0n Thursday, June t. 1910. al
Georgetown University Hospital al ( "A mn
JOSEPH J. husband Of GoIdie New-y-abr
and SCI OF the late Frederick and Bridget
Newyahr and brother Of Mrs. Teresa A
Drew.
Q CALLAGHAN-On Thursday. June IS 1910
NARY 2; O,CAJLAGHAN. wife Of Patrick
II. O'Caliaghan.
sTOCk-On Thursday. June Is 1910 or
TILE STOCK
sHORE-On Wednesday June Is. 1910 Ar
$50 p m, JOHN E. son o. John and Ma
garet Shore, aged thirty-fve years.
The Washington times., 1910-06-17
NAVY.

Commander J. HOOD, to conference
Naval War College. Newport, r. L
Chief Boatswain T. r. HAZARD, 70
Cheyenne. and duty on board when
placed In commission.
Chief Gunner F. G. MESSENGER, de-
tached Mohican and General Alava;
TO home and wait orders.
Chief Carpenter =. W. SMITH, detached
Tacoma; 10 Naval Hospital Navy
Yard, New York, n Y, for treat
menL
Chief Carpenter o BARTH, detached
California, TO Naval Hospital, Mare
Island, Cal. for treatment
CARPENTER c. r. BARR, detached Han
cock, to Tacoma
Carpenter II. DUTHIE, detached In
dependence 70 California.
The Washington times., 1910-06-17
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Arrived-SyIph ar New York, Abarenda
at Newport News, Wolverine at
Michigan City. and Supply at Ma
gaSaki
Sailed-S0uth Carolina from Norfolk
for New York, Smith, FlUsSeT, Lam
son, Preston and Reid from New
port for New York. Strineham, Sc
hago. and FOOte from Southport for
Charleston. Yorktown from san
Francisco for Astoria, Prairie from
CristObal for BlUefelds. Grampus.
Pike, Fortune, and Justin from san
Francisco for CaDitOla, Scorpion
from PiraeuS for COnstantinople.
and New York from Piraeus for
Alexandria.
The Washington times., 1910-06-17
Deathu.

Perdita S. Fetger, 50 years, The Melton,
Fourth street and New York avenue
northwest.
Barbara z. Schultz. 50 years. 911 o street
northwest.
Joseph Rosenberg, so years, 11l2 Fifth
street northwest.
Mary Neligan, "a years SIS Fourth
street northeast
George W Grinder. 70 years, Fifth
street. Congress Heights, d. c.
Mary E O'Callaghan. 80 years. George
town University Hospital
Ottelie StroCk, 50 years. Columbia Hos
pital
The Washington times., 1910-06-17
COLLECTOR LOEB
IN JUDGE COMPANY

NEW YORK, June IZ-CoIIector Loeb
has been elected on the board OF d.
rectors Of the Leslie-Judge Company.
o. which his old-time friend, John A
Scleicher IS president. Among the other
directors elected were James c Rradv.
son Of Anthony \. Brady: ]. Wray
Cleveland, Arthur Terry, and Reuben P.
Sleicher.
The Washington times., 1910-06-17
CLASS GRADUATED
At GIRLS SCHOOL
Prizes Also Distributed
Among Students At
Alexandria.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA, Va line u

Lee Public School for Girls closed to-
Gay In Principal Conrad Johnson
room certificates Of graduation were
awarded as follows: Rebecca Germond,
Julia Cuddon, Coralie Greenaway. Ellen
Nagel, Nellie Walker, Rosie Cox and
Lillian Davis.
Certificates Of promotion were award
ed Grace Sinclair, Helen Bowman, Marx
Atkinson, Josephine PeverilI, Mary Cal
lshan. Margaret Entwisle. Vera Nc
Dermott, Eunice De Silva. Lille Grill
bortzer and Flora Sullivan.
Miss Ada GTigg. n the eighth grade.
awarded prizes 70 Helen Blake. Flora
GLASGOW, Emma Metzger, Nellie Pier
point Cortnne Reardon, Lottie TIGER,
Huth Watkins and Ruth Yates.
Ceruhcates Of promotion were award
ed seventeen girls.
The Washington times., 1910-06-17

lOh LuBs
NORTHWEST
ABQulth'E Pharmacy, LIS Isth 81 NV
Astoria Pl a--lacy, 80 & G y. w.
Bachrach. Eth * Eye SIS. y. ".
Bradhed. e. 4 = sts. y W
BronaUgh, I'll & y. ".
Butts Fh4r.nacy. 4th & Mass- ave- n "
Carpenter & Dunlop. 18th Il Girard slA
Clemeuce, 18th g. u y. W.
Chrisuani Pharmacy. SIS Pa ave. y. W.
Cissell, 10Th q Eye SIS. y. ".
Concord Pharmacy. Ias \. Il. ave. n. W
Davis sth & s y. W
Day & c. Sth & G SITS; n; ".
Quincy, I'd 81 Pa ave. y. ".
Enley. l4th Clifton Sta " w.
Gaisberg. 1904 Attn St n W.
Gessford's. gth and L SIS. " W
Goldent=rE's Dept. Store. 9Th & K ats. NW
Henry, D. & sts- y. ".
Hines- = ! ave s. = 81 y. ".
Howard. R D. 14th d W alta N W
Howard. 10Th & r SITS. y. W.
HornUng's Pharmacy. It'll & II sts. n. "
HutChins-hennCr Drug Co
Hutton & Hilton. I'd & stE. y. ".
& Pa. ave. y. W.
Kenesaw Pharmacy. MI. Pleasant & Irving
SITS. y. ".
Rooster. H B., SD and II tts. y. "
kOss, It'll St and Fla ave y W
MaItingly's Pharmacy. 18th & L sta y. "
AaltDy's Pharmacy, 1851 CaFvert st y W
New York Avenue Pharmacy. y. Cap. 81
and y. \. ave
O'DOnneI. so + St y. W
Pau Pearson 18th st. & Fla ave. y. W.
CUigley's Pharmacy, list & G SITS. " ",
Reh, lZZ4 n Y ave n ".
Rehs I'haTmeey, 9Th Il E sts. ". W.
Richardson's Pharmacy. 18th and r n "
Richardson, Sd * Pa ave. y W.
schahrth, y cap * H SITS. n. ".
Simpson. J. F.. lth & r SITS. N w.
Smith J. E, 34th & Wisconsin ava
TaylOe's Pharmacy, 9th x p STA \ "
Veitch, R. A.. 2Oth & n SITS. n. w.
Wagner & Co. lst i Il sta n. W.
YarnOld. 240l 18th St y. W.
Waters, NJ, Wisconsin ave and 0 At N W
Weller, r p 1884 N 81
Pattie, y. Y, 300 Georgia ave.
PaIk Road Pharmacy, 18th ST & PARK -
Times Substation. 2Q2S eth St \ N
Times Satisfaction. l2l9 ed St n ".
Times SUbsJEJi0n. mss Pa ave y. "
Times Substation, 1903 St " W
Times Substauon, 6S H 81. n W
Union Station lCEristlani Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
Blumer's Pharmacy, y. cap. & p 81,
Butler. 4th St & stanton place y. n
George J. Geiger. 9Th & B stH n ii
LaddOn's Pharmacy. 100 Fla ave. n. z
Lamb & Taylor, 18th a L. Can sra
Lincoln Park Pharmacy. 18th and ii "a,
Mode Pharmacy, 9Th & II SITS. N T.
McChesney q Joachim. I'd & ( sta n 2
New York Avenue Pharmacy, y. y. Az.
4 y. Cap St
PItzer 9Th & z Cap.
yTes's. :, Piha .5 Il 18th & H SITS, N
-ALA-N9 ~N~'N~t-- W. - 81 ~ l.
SOUTHWEST
EisenbeisS' Pharmacy. 7th & B sts. q N
W c. Fur, 6Cl First S W W.
Harris. ID q + SITS. S. w
Lynham's Pharmacy. I2l3 Al - 6
Mcdonald J. W, 81 & L sIs s W
Times Substauon, 7U5 eth 81. 5. w.
SOUTHEAST
Arth e. Co. 653 Pa ave. s. z
Berkley, go LIST St S. E
Burrows Pharmacy 18th ST &. Pa AZ -
Enrich. 18th ST. & Pa ave. s. -
Falconer lll2 18th 81. S. T.
Hawkins, 4th ST. & Va ave s r
Ney & Co. Pa ave. & Sth 81 Sc
Roach Drug Co. Sth & G sts s. Ia
WelleT's, sth & Eye SITS s. E
O'Donnei. Sd & Pa ave. S E
Powell. A. E. 4th and Z. Can
Times SubstatiOn, Sth and 4 SIS
ANACOSTLA.
Bury's Pharmacy. cor. Monroe a Ie4,.-
streets.
Times SuOstatiOn. 5O7 Nichols ava
ALEXANDRIA
Carne, r. l., Alexandria. Va
BROOKLAND
Linton & Nelson, Brookland n n
CHEVY CHASE
honnenans 7, A.. Chevy ChASA
The Washington times., 1910-06-17
Marriage Licenses.

Edward ?. WoodrOaf and Annie NJ
Flttz, OF Petersburg. Va.
Frank J MCGaninCham- Of Granite.
Va. and Gertrude I. Slate, Of South
Boston, Va.
Willie S, White and Fannie c. Somers.
Of Petersburg, Va
Cuyler O. Boiling. Of BaEley. Iowa, and
Blanche I. POsey, of Washington
Daniel L. High and Sarah K. Pollock,
OF Washington.
The Washington times., 1910-06-17
The Vital Records.
Births.

Coleman r. and Mary z. Brown. girl.
Harris z. AMI Nelvina Y. Owens. bow.
Waiter B. ana Mildred Q. Palmer. girl.
John F. and Frances Farrell, boy.
George and Beulah Kraft, girl
Frederick and Ella G. Daiker girl.
PapoleOne and Mimi Palmieri. boy.
The Washington times., 1910-06-17

Jessie Walker, sixty years Of age, died
at his home in Gibbon street. between
Fairfax and Lee streets, about O'Clock
this morning. MI Walker was the son
OF George Walker. He leaves a widow.
No funeral arrangements have yet been
made.
The Washington times., 1910-06-17

The funeral OF John T Dunn will be
tomorrow morning at $50 O'clock. The
Rev. II. J. Cutler will officiate and
the burial Will be in St Mary's Gene
terry.
The Washington times., 1910-06-17

The committee on invitations for the
hremen's convention 70 be held here
next August have received an accept
anCe from the Buena Vista. Va. fire.
men who will send twenty men
The Washington times., 1910-06-17

Today was Ordination Day at the
Episcopal Theological Seminary of Vir-
gina, west 70 this city. A number Of
candidates were ordained to the dfacon-
ate and priesthood
The Washington times., 1910-06-17

Mrs. Susan r. Hughes. seventv-uine
years Of age, formerly Of this CITY. died
az her home 6O7 r street northwest.
w ashington. this morning Her funeral
VIII be held from Wheatley's funeral
rooms Sunday afternoon at . O'Clock.
The Rev. Edgar Carpenter, Of Grace
Protestant Episcopal Church will con-
duct the funeral services.
The Washington times., 1910-06-17

Major Parker, Of the Virginia Vol
unteer Infantry, will this evening in
sruct the Alexandra Light Infantry
in camp sanitation
The Washington times., 1910-06-17

BY the score OF 10 3 the Prince
Street Sluggers yesterday afternoon de-
tedted the North Washington Street
baseball team in game PLAYED on the
old fair grounds.
The Washington times., 1910-06-17

A meeting Of the Relief Hook and
Ladder Company VIII be held at their
hall in Prince street this evening.
The Washington times., 1910-06-17

Miss Rotchford's music class will this
evening give a recital at the Opera
House. One Of the features will be a
physical culture drill by forty students.
The Washington times., 1910-06-17
UNDERTAKES

J. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKEN AND LIVERY.
$50 Pa. ave. y. W.
Telephone Main 1885. WASHINGTON II n
The Washington times., 1910-06-17

LOsT-s!ik fringed white Mexican shawl, o
81, between "a and 3D. Liberal reward goa
. ". Is.
LOST-Ladies' small open face watch; mi
Lllls z A e on back. silk fob with
gold buckle attached. ''I Edwards engraved
On saIne. Reward. EDMONDS & KING =
DRUG STORE, GO Pa. ave. y "
SIHAlED from 2Z7 ". j. ave y. W, large
o-colored cat handsomely marked top OF
helh' white br3ast, answers 10 the name o.
hlliy- Liberal reward - returned o. ab0se
address
LOST-Knight Templar charm. Reward II
returned 20 ". ". VAUGHAN, G3 II s..
y W. pa So. " F.
LOST-Blus -apTcbe. from aut3rnobNs on
Wisconsin ave Reward GEO. VVEAV-
EP. 1463 Wisconsin ave.
LosI-June a. gold watch FOB Iocket. inl-
tails r. NJ s.. Reward n returned To-
r. N SHORE. 1921 Euclid 81. Phone Col.
The Washington times., 1910-06-17
WOMEN'S WANTS

WANTED Dressa-zI.l1E. fancy underwear
and princess dresses a speciality. reason
able rates Phone T. 1876. MADAM LEgr-
BERRY 81 X J. ave- ~ W
SHA1IFO0ING. .~auE-rrf-s 80 .7--------
a. al times egIl-lSs ana o-- switches
nIal-s- p-Es. c---s maze ll-eE- styles
Line --5s Miss ANNA COPELAND III ---
81 n F.
STIChIZSL SrICkER that ever stuck Gle,
furniture glass. china. books. everything
Roya- Clue l5c. go E-n-s g.. Druggists. e-z
QUALITY ICE CREAM. delivered in the Cigy-
s. SAL zoe = SAL .-y IT,
GEO ~ ANEEI>, -l.s s. =. AVE
PLEASURE and business uell.les - -
PORTLAND STABLES. j. n PEAkE 5g1
n Y ave Main 1855
vIAvI science on HEALTF n7---sr
nCn-sUTElcal. cloth bound. 200 page BOY
cree- Apply By mail SIS CO-lrzE1 E--zsrr.
free lecture [l- women "Wednesday ESQ b. -
NOTICE-Thlrty years experience sewing
machines repaired S.. warranted N-5--S
GS2- Postal CEAS. STEVENSON. 1872 ma
The Washington times., 1910-06-17
HELP WANTED
Male and Female.

BOYS AND GIRLS 90 take a summer. course
special coaching In public school branches
-'Ei-aIs eight weeks % two hours daily Win
save yF- s-N NOR .ls Census Oelce clerks
may -4He "a complete shorthand course Tor "a
Ore EE- Putnam or Graham shorthand TYNE
Hi-.lllE. u.NE-geulIE. English branches c-yLI
service. = years experience WOODS COM
AEE.lAL SCHOOL. Oh East Capitol q;
MAN OR WOMAN % wash -ss-er and work
around cafe 1915 lfth s. " W
SGlLrIgN. hrus and Islands. good vgages
pat fare paid a. so lalul-esses for resorts
today. fares given EUREKA ICIl n y ave
NLED--or- p@ten- slenog-aphers and
oookEeepers. are In demand The best place
20 learn Is az STRAEER'S BUSINESS Cor
LEGE. Ole Masonic Temple. sth and r SIS
Day and ni6hr scEDoI al summer. Coolest
rooms IN city Positions Tor graduates Fres
classes on Saturdays Write. phone, or ell
Tor catalogue
The Washington times., 1910-06-17

IN the corporation court, Judge Barley
presiding, the case Of W. T. Dowfev VS.
the Washington. Alexandria and Mt.
Vernon Railway Company, a suit for
$1,000 was dismissed. an agreement hav-
ing been reached out Of court
The Washington times., 1910-06-17
PERSONAL

WANTED-The address Of Pauline simons or
her address when In Washington Communi-
cate Mrs. POWELL 1864 X n W
JOSEPH p. BURKE. AS 7th S W Rerfs-
tered plumber an 5asftter. Jobbing prompt
" attended 70. Estimates given. Telephone
ROYAL CAFEs sos 18th ST.
"a PLACE NOTED FOR CLEANLINESS
Special light breakfast: Cereal with two
fresh eggs, any style. rolls and coffee. zoe.
PROF. II. y. d. PARKER
DRUGLESS HEALING.
1922 9th ST y. w.
HOURS. 10 TO 8: 6 TO g.
Have You Tried TT
Hernann'S Famous Ginger Ale.
REFUSE SUBSTITUTED
II yOLr dealer can't supply yor,
PHONE L I9sl-lss2
A. G. HERMANN. 750-I54 10Th ~ & z
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES
Cured by the Massaeon
General Acoustic Co., 4O2-3 Evans Bldg.
The Washington times., 1910-06-17
HELP WANTED-MALE

BARBER-white or colorec. 10 work even
ings or steady 25 IA ST. y. W, near
Pa. ave
BARBERS-Two. Erst-class. white or eolored
BRIGHT BOYS can earn good money work.
ing after school hours. Apply BOX rs.
Times office.
BOl-COlOred. 20 work before and After
school. Saturday ana part OF Sunday. Drug
Store 9Th and y ".
BOY-CoIored or white. grocery store. CalI
quick SIG 9Th ST. y. W
CHEFS AND COOKS a. once: excellent
hours; pay what you are worth go sth
81. ~ ".
The Washington times., 1910-06-17

DONA>Il O. NLLE =,
s15 ON 81 y. W. headquaryers tor
SODA FOUNTAINS.
SODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES.
AMERICAN CASH REGISTERS.
Hot C9nee lrus. Metal Furniture
TELEPHONE MAIN Oslo
SEWING MACHINE BARGAIsSs-
go Drop Head Singer ,.----.-.---- 8 =
~ Drop Head mes-l----------------.-- u. Is
New sewing machines. 81 down and 59c per
wees. Cleaning. 6Or- Open evenings. Il r
81 -. - Pa ave $ p Phone
BEAUTIFUL ygZ5 New Upright Plano. prom
ineE- make. only E5s cash. immediate sale
I t-an3 only used nolths sas Z ~ W.
FOR sALE-OILver Typewriter nearly new.
perfect condition; SIS 20 gu.ez buyer nos
sth s. n "
LAWRENCE-s PIANO BANKRUPT SAFE.
80 10Th Emerson Plano. $50 E4.l used Up
Ir.eht1 Slf7. C~sans. SO. Squares. SO. Tl1las,
FOR SALE-steam plant. marble nantes.
and all material "a buildings o-C--Z = ST.
y w
FOR sALE-Fresh Jersey COW. years o.l-
gentle and good mixer --5erc-l-l inspect
e. Apply So II 81 y W.
FOR SALE OR ENcHAcGE-Red f0x f7-
collie poppy. CAN az laee. 1-I5 Isth S.
FOR SALE-O-d es-ab-ishe1 grocery store
VIII -e. cheap 90 quick buyer good reason
- sel--ss, Eroeery store Tor 9--I 81 years
FOR SALE-One thlrty-par LoIer roll dI-
WIDER. ll perfect condition. $50 HOLMES
q son. -.1-Ll5 + 81 r. ~
EXPANSION SALE OF PIANOS AND
ELANEH-F-ANOS. PRICES REDUCED
20 10 % per c,v-- New Instruments reduced 3
many used instruments ar sacrifice prices.
Auto-piano $50. Ear1Ial A--1-0le 500.
hyse Llayer-tl 20, $50. 0rC-luElT II-.E--.
t-sls hcabe. fllI- Hartman. $50. N1ze. S--l-
ElaslLs. }li75 Ga5.er. $780, E-ase. $685. and
DeM0L-L q CO. coz ls-l and @ SIS
-Four passenger touring 1szr-----------.-- a.. 10
Both just been oFe-la--eL and via demon
stra-e CONGRESSIONAL GARAGE. as Pa
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LAWRESCE'S PIANO BANKRUPT sALE
40 10Th Gr1Ters-elI 4 Fuller Piano. E--
81" Upright. $50 Organs SIG Slla-=s $40
TUNING E50
FOR SALE-egs pieces g table, toilet. anE
fancy china md several pieces o. furniture.
cheap l--s p 81 r. 81
FOUR PIANOS
SUITABLE FOR BEGINNERS
one MOTIFS T. EI-- l---------- 800
one Morris e. Wendell -----------..-g $40
one JACOB ErC-Eers- .------.----..-y- s.
HUGO WoEEH. no ST. ~ "
Pianos loE rert. rent applied 11 purchase.
LAE BEDTSr-I d son Mirror l-zn-rs.-l-r-
ers. res-.Fe luE. --sl-l-ls. asv=--EE- Phone
Main -s..-A- ssl 81 n 81
FOR sALE-GOOD QUALITY opaque shades
dt-ec % windows. only -5r. lls- quality III
opaque shades. a.-5 hung free.
A--EE.--AL- $. llth and SIS n z