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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-09-02
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Wanted an experienced French clerk
capable Of handling French Canadian
Farmer trade. Good wages, steady.
employment for the right man. Ad-
dress Lock Box u. Argyle, MINI.
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Would you like position paying you
500 month or more? If you are
earning less than this, the Union Com
merclal College of Grand Forks can
double your salary. Write them for
their free catalog.
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For Sale,

One bay horse, one COW and a buggy
Apply to r. AYLEN.
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Struck a Rich Mine.

T. W. Bends, of Coal City, Ala. says
be struck a perfect mine of health in
DR.. Kings New Life Pills for they
cured him of liver and kidney trouble
after IL years of suffering. They are
the best pills on earth for constipation,
malaria, headache, dyspepsia, debility
25c at The City Pharmacy.
A folding bed chat will turn about in
corner against wall, which is also a
wardrobe and which cost about S65
when new, for sale very cheap. Inquire
at this office.
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Generally, great men succeed through
having first secured business educa-
ton. The Mankato (Minn) Commercial
College fits you to rub shoulders with
the best. Write for free Year Book.
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Miss H. G. Peterson desires steno-
graphic work and typewaiting. Work
guaranteed to be satisfactory. Phone So.
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A COLUMBUS OF SPACE By eAR9E!I ?; sERyIss


I attendants and a high official OF the
palace-a sort Of majOrdOmO-a very m
/ teligent person and OF great physical
Z strength.
OF course. we had our weapons. both
l the pistols and the guns, with an album
dance Of ammunition and OF PROVISIONS
/ We were attended BY half dozen aero
/ planes. which were to accompany US as
far as they could go. and were there 10
await our return from the unknown re-
giOn.
We took the detection Of the mines,
and beyond them We entered the WIDER
ness. and soon found ourselves involved
[ IN the zone Of clouds and semi-dark-
ness Here at point where a curl
or the border Of twiliSht-laud and
pointing its bold outlines against the
strongly Illuminated sky behind served
as a landmark which we could NOT miss
on our return, the aeropisnes were or
dered 10 await US, and VS. pushed on
alone with the car
Jack, of course. was all alive for this
adventure as he always was Tor any
thing promising excitement. but Henry
didn't Hks It. and would have stayed
behind If he had had the courage TO re-
main alone among strangers For nv
part my curiosity was greatly aroused.
and, besides, I found immense interest
IN WATCHING the enthusiasm OF Ala.
Her adventurous spirit was IN Its eie-
U1enI- and. as far as appearances went,
she gave TO thought to future troubles.
According 10 custom. the control Of
things at the capital had been left il
charge Of a sort Of board OF reEencny,
which was a permanent institution as
7 learned. Ala not being the first queen
who was fond OF visiting distant parts
q. the country, though she was the first
.-Uo had shown a disposition 20 explore
unknown regions.
on leaving the aeroplanes behind. we
plunged deeper and deeper into gloom,
and were compelled 20 use our electric
lights Among Edmund's special pTep9-
rations was a small searchnght placed
az the peep hole in the front end Of the
car. and this was now brought into
reTuisition-
Il gave US startling views Of the ma
ture OF the surface beneath.
First We ran Tor many miles above an
area covered with vast svamDs and
bO=s, with the oldest conceivable shapes
Of vegetation We were keen to see
some OF the gigantic animals which we
knew from our first startling eZDeTi-
euce. Inha bited this region, and II was
not long before the light found one out
We were about 100 feet above the
ground and proceeding slowly. when Ed
mund. who had placed himself beside
the scare hight and was peering through
the opening said quietly
There Would YOU like to take a
look
The Continuation Of This story VIII
BE Found sB Tomorrow
Issue sF The Times
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SynOpsis Of PTeoeding Gle.


Edmund Stonewau- q WeIl-tc-do young
inventor. succeeds in Harvesting the in
reraIoIuiC theory and builds an airsh1D
into which he inveigles three friends Of
his, including Jack Ashton and Harry
Darron. and carries them Of Another
friend, VIII Church, eiudes Stunewall and
thus IS not kldaaped- The ship makes
for Venus. where the crew finally lands,
and afreT a victorious encounter with the
luminOus-eyed- shaEgy-furred Inhabitants.
makes aTr7tll 5ernents for travelling round
he planet
After many vIcfssitudes they reach the
temperate part o. the planet. having VITA
lncIn Juna. a native and finally are met
py "a Ereat nptHia Of dirShipS, in the
foremost OF which is a very beautiful
woman. VINO smiles them a welcome In
endeavoring % prevent "a general ca
lGs-rophe. caused bv bad steering OF one
Or the aIrsL-us. Es1mUud kills one Of the
natives From the ensuing wrath OF the
natives tiie explorers are saved Dy Ala
The beautiful queen who, in so dong.
claims Edmund as her chosen husband
and repu1iates an cid suitor of hers,
InEra- When the explorers with Ala and
some OF her maids Ira waiting have gone
70 the mines 90 nDd uranium O. redt the
earthly alrShlu. LuEra- EaGGeued with
Jealousy captures the former and ear
ries them OF into the zone Of darkness,
where he leaves them 60 die Ala. how
ever succeeds IN rescUiuE them. and they
80 back 20 the mines where they com
plete work on rcCoHsrruCtiHE the car
soon they 20 on q tour through che couE-
nv under the guidance Of Ala At one
spot they capture the VLIanOus fnEra
and are taking him back TO the city
when with Juba ana Ala he escapes with
the car The others. under the leader
ship Of Edmund. start in pursuit. After
a long chase Ala IS rescued though Insrs
escapes.
After several adventures they turn back
20 the city where IL IS feared there has
been plotting against them
Ala takes the explorers 10 visit the
head priest OF Venus
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a general wiriEg out Of things and per
sons that he dO6za't like. I snap my
hugers at his GTvinatiOn. tut without
OF harm IF I could persuade Ala TO go
I'd Quit NeIIsss within tvventv-four hours.
But don't Eelieve she's consent 10 20.
and I won't leave her. so that's the end
Of IT,
Henry gTOdned IN spirit. but Jack
showed no white feather, and don be
lieVe 1 did. either.
Bully for yOI,F Edmun dI' Jack cried.
Go in and win Wen stand bv YOU. II
NC never see Old Rev York again.
Edmund smiled with qualification and
Erasped us each warmly by the hand
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SOCIETY FAVORITE
INSANE, KILLS SELF
Inmate of Ohio Asylum
PlungeS From a Second
Story Window.

CINCINNATI. Ohio Aus. 1L-After
having been granted permission 10 enter
a bathroom alone. Miss Theresa Nc
Carren. thirty-seyen, an inmate of
LOngview Insane Hospital. formerly a
society favorite, daughter Of Joseph
McCarren, wealthy contractor Of this
city. early today rushed 90 an open
window on the second door of the in
stitution and hurled herself ou--
She fell upon her head and her neck
was broken. death being instantaneous
seven years ago she had an attack
or insanity. and was confined in Long
view, but was discharged as cured on
april 4, 1sec
She was recOmmitted TO Longview on
August 4, 19oS. and has been there since
she had been one Of the model patients.
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DEATHS

FECWN-Cu Friday august T. 1910. at her
residence I4I5 A street southeast. OLIVE
a. BROWN wife Of Elias Brown
EDWA RD-on Wednesday. August 10. 1910
in NeU York city Mrs. DELLER Ed
WARDS. mother n Ms Louise Acv and
Mrs Pearl Holmes
FOSTEE-Suddenly, on Thursday. August H.
1910 Mrs J. ELLEN FOSTER in the sew
entieth wear Of her aSe,
The remains may BE- viewed in Foundry
30 O. m ia D. Funeral service in
church at & D. M Intsrmenl private
1IcCARFHY-On Saturday. August Is. 1910.
az p M a. his residence ia Bladeus-
burg road THOMAS son OF the late
Daniel and Katherine Mccarthy
OTTE-On Friday August l.. 1910. al .
p. m- ADDLPH r.. son Of r AdoIDh and
Helen Otte, AGED seven years and nine
uC-ths-
PETERSON Sat-s-day- August D. 1910. at
1-'5 a. m, al her residence 61f East CAP
iroI street. MTs. EUGENE PETERS
SEIBOLD-On Saturday. August T. 1910 al
nc1n- al the residence. 17-5 Lamont street
northwest RICHARD TOT-AET. infant
son or Frederick " and Helen T. Sefh.,TH
a-ed fourteen months
S1fALLWOoD-ou Friday. August T. 1910.
az 1919 a. M GEORGE W SMALL
WOOD
SOPER-On Friday. August T. 1910 al
Providence Hospital A. r SOPER-
WINSTOSS-At her residence. zzIe d street
northwest, THURSDAY. August II. 1910 At
1880 D. me- AMELIA WINSTON.
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HELP WANTED
Male and Fema1a

STENOGRAPHERS-s Success '.Pftmsuic--
Shorthand system taught BY 'sSuccessss
graduates. individual instruction. Csr-fr,f
personal 6TtE1-iOE given each STUDENT 5av
and night The only Success scfooI IN
Washington START & LEE. Room 1e
Century Bldg AZ 9Th st y. " Cal or
write Tor catalogue, Special speed classes.
HVANTED-Limited number o. students IN
shorthand private instruction only: no
classes. typewriter at home free. STENO-
ina.
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WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS WANTED 70 sell trees and plants.
steady work highest commissions payable
weekly clean strai -htforward PROPOSE
ton Write for free outfit PERRY NCR-
SERIES, Rochester. y. Y
S1262 WILL START you IN a p-o6table
ostrich plume business We WANT TO
ESTABLISH AGENCIES You can easl1,
make from SO 10 IS per day- Write for
full Information SOUTH AFRICAN M
PORTING Co 1919 Wabash Avenue
Dept. -. Chicago H.
AGENTS WAF-TED-SI0 daiIv assured To-
next three years selling automobiles on in
stallments- small payments. send references.
CARMAN MOTOR CAR CO. g0f New Bank
Commerce, St Louis. No.
ENERGETIC, Intelligent parties 10 DO
pleasant refined canvassing. large salaries.
Can before August 90th at 900 18th St
y W, Apartment No. /, between 10 a. m
and . m
MADE $4,000 in FIVE years with a small
mail order business. began with s. Send
Tor free booklet Tells how. HEACOCK
5ls1. LOCkDort. y I.
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

DROP POSTAL fox our estimate On house
repairing and FeE-odelinE- J. B GIBBS
tszS L St NV. Phones ss07 and n 1870 n
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WALL PAPER

PAPERHANGING. AND PAINTING
First-cisss york at lowest prices
:. Il BOWEN. 1d5 5-h 81 s T. Line 6 Y
GIVE Us A TRIAL before Eavf1E 49,
icons papered5 great reduction Tor next 81
caysi estimates cheerfuiiy given W Il
MARTYR & BRO. III ~ - ave s q
Phone i lZs6-
SEE NE before lavlng your house papersd
Rooms papcred rem s. Up RICHARD
CARLISLE. - New York ave Fh51s esortE
ROOMS PAPERED. g % send porrzI fs-
samples and estimsts- CHA5 II HYEAS
IL 81 81 8 E Line c-9 81
ROOMS -PAPERED- 8 up- wan parsr a.
=. and e piece Work EEarantssI u
PRECE So = 81 n W p6o1s No-tb z4T
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AUTOS REPAIRED

OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT. IN charge
Of ROBT- BASSETT. who has had 10
years experience in auto construction We
are able % take care OF auto repair work
OF the most complicated character PatEous
have absolute assurance that work left "A
our care must be entirely satisfactory CON
GRESSIOSAL GARAGE SIS Pa ave- s. E
Phone l. l6Il-
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WANTED-SALEsMHEN

CAPABLE SALESMAN TO cover Virginia
with STAPLE LINE High commissions
with 800 monthly advance. Permanent Do
sitiOn 20 right man JESS II. SMITH 20
Detroit Mich
SALESMAN IN any line to
sell general trade in Maryland and Vir-
GINA UneTcelled specially proposition with
BRAND NEW FEATURE Commission
with So weekly FOR expenses THE CON
TINENTAL JEW ELRT CO. Cleveland.
Ohio.
EXPERIENCED liquor salesman wanted by
large house, must be well acquainted with
local trade Splendid opportunity for repu-
table man. s. b. 50 9Th ave y. Y
STATE MANAGER WANTED-If you can
interest good men TO enter into a cor 1ract
with Us that you yourself would and II a
hlgh-class remuneratiTe and permanent prop
osition that viii grow better all the time in
teTests you- Write as fully giving re:er-
ences- pITNER GASOLINE LIGHTING
Co. = Michigan St, Chicago.
SALESMAN fOT this territory splendid com
mission contract with So weekly advance 10
producer Staple Tine Permanent position.
2 L. RICE & CO. Detroit. Mich
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AUTOS FOR HIRE.

PASSENGER PIERCE Arrow,
Powerful. stylish. smooth running car Can
be had day and night JuS- ne car Esr
q long TIP
TO PARTIES or SIX
ONLY SOC EACH PER HOUR
CONGRESSIONAL GARAGE.
SIS Pc ave s E Phone Z. ISL
PRIEAIE touring cars 4-cyIIudeT, special
rates for trips s. and s. hour Phone II
1855 y 645S- Central auto Co. ". ".
Barnes. Mgr. AS y. "
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FLOOR FINISHING

WASHINGTON PARQUET FLOOR SUR
FACING CO. 1870 sd St -. w Old
parQuel GOOrs ECraped down re6lIed- polished
wsNeds expert Eo-knens work guzra1tee5-
send postal
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL
[ WILL GIVE SIS
To ANY PERSON SECURING Ne A PO-
SITION T6AT WILL PAY sIE SO A
MONTH 7 can FURNISH BEST CITY
REFERENCE As To CHARACTER. ABIL.-
ITY, ETC. ADDRESS BOX 5s1. TINES
OFFICE
W J. CD--EIL.I1E'S latest book Ancient
Mystery and Modern Revelation 90 with
Others of his works on sale by II VI YOUNG
~ 9TH 50. :. z, Washington. >. G.
have You Tried IT.
HeTTTnann'S Famous Ginger Ale
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES
L POUR dealer cant supply yo3-
PHONE l. lssI-issz.
A c HERRMzoIN- z5O-z54 10Th - g. e
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EtHh GJ-iHsS LEEEHEEgO W
HIGHEST CASH prices paid Tor vgorn CLOTH
ne, either ladies. o. gents send postal.
Phone North $50.
WANTED-secon. E hand furnisure al
klndss also cal.. cts. m2ttiuEs. stCV 5. etc.
pay the highest cash prices .5E4d card
O phone 10 NOTES. 81 Ia ase - -
1 PAY the highest cash prices f. ladies'.
gentlemen s. and ehildreu's caste . F1earizs
apparel drop postal. VIII call a. LIVING
7AON. L-z4 sth So y W. or Phone ,sortn 5yy4
HIGHEST CASH paid Tor ladies' OF gentle
men worn garments send p5zts. win
calL AA-LhE4S. l22 7th st. -. ".
WASTED-FurnIture tor cash. sen your
goods 70 the man who gives you the most
money see HOLLYWOOD Sth and K
LACEDRY WORK to do al home. zlz P
81 y "
Wan SIS-Eg Furniture ana carpets contents
OF houses speciality. fcr cash. fair ana
sg1aTe dealings ALBAUGE.. sd X W
DANCING
PROF rxNDHaM. SIC I'm ). ". All
electric fans open ali SUMMER Phone
Mss COULTER. now al 500 L St n W.
II you can walk can teach you % waltz.
lessons any time. 5oc Phone Main 1i59.
DANCING STUDIO. us Eye s. ~ W
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb. teaeherss 50
c4sl oaz2ce thursdays. Phone Main Isl
OPEN ALL SUMNER
DAvIsOS's, Prof and Nrs.. az stn \. ~.
EEL lE12- Phone Il asa Lessons any hour.
eLesses and dances Tues Thur eVs-
PRIVATE DAescI,SG SCHOOL
Only onf taught at time
Latest oaTscess Two Instructors.
lsAs y 4 ave SELECT Ehcae 4 5s19 z.
TRANSFER AND S:O9AGE
PADDED VANS s. load. zh wagons. 70 load
Phone Main lsl5-Isls.
COLUMBIA TRANSFER a. STDRZ CT Co
So n Y ave n ".
Packing & Ship ing Storage. s. van load
GIT OUR EsTIMATE on absoluIely nre-
PROOF storage, moving. packing C--TTED
STATES STORAGE CO. fi5--G III -. y. W
Main 80
ISDEsTRUCTIBLE STORAGE COO ROOMS.
Inspect this warehouse and note lhs- cIeznIi-
1ess ana manner Of storing furniture Eo-h
PROOF Rooms FOR fGIE. rugs etc Silver
vault Carpet Cleaning Automobiles Pianos
PADDED Vans fo= Moving -souvez- Erlczz
FIDELITY STORSGE COAIP-JesT. 1fZg Z e.
FIREPROOF STORAGE-speclzi Iock con-
paTtments s per month up LowesE rates
q insurance and every moo IN con veuieucs
Estimates furnished MERCHANTS TEANa-
YER & STORAGE CO. 81 So z 81. n "
Phone II 500
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MOTORCYCLES

READING STANDARD, single cylinder, good
value. S75- 7. n Mud. Jr-. Inc-. III
y. !. ave
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DENTISTRY

Special PTiceS-ShOrt Notice.
So sets Of teeth Tor SIC SO sets OF teeth
1cr g $ sets Of teeth Tor s. s. s=-s ~
teeth Tor $. God croWns. 81 Brideeu-o-Iz
70 Filings 5Qc. ExtracrIous sls0--1ra75-
painless ARMY AND NAVY PAN
LESS DENTISTS. Cor. 9Th and = sts IN
trance 50 Z 81 y " $50 a. ID 70 s d "a
Phone Nain - II
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BOARD

KENYON ST n W. Is50-Just the place to
board; exceptionally ms table, best tbs
markets AFFORD
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WHAT We Do
Repair OF re1uiId cars TOW n wrscks
SCI OILS Eas0lenes and ali accessories. guar
antee All work charges reasonable Dis
If1CL AUTO REPAIR MACHINE
vs. OFsbS, Io0S - y ".
WILL Buy small secondhand car II a -
Eall- address BOX 49, TINES 0Eics-
LET Us Do i've can put your z--o ann
and radiator into proper condition ~ a very
small cost 20 EVu- trompt HClE S2is-
faction guaranteed MOORE & %. 80 John
Marshal pace Phone s541.
FOR SALE-S1s5- Stanley steamer sezls
-rIr- new boiler and engine ana top il
me shape ldJs L 81 y " Apt Ne =
BESNEE1. 15s 5th s. y Villages assort-
Iacnt Of high-cizss used CaTs n Washington
FOR SALE-POpe Hartford. IN Soo5 condi-
ton. $50 go IStn St " "
AGENTS FOR SWINEHART TIRES
For rnosoT trucks, carriages. and autounc-
biles- J n DOYLE ~ Pa ave n "
SOME BARGAINS IN good secondhand cars
The STUDEBAEER CO. 1sIs y. Z. ava
A ~ GUILD
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Nj.

HOTEL CLERK years experience. wants
position September 1; best references Ad-
dress CI-1Etk. COX COG. Times Office.
MTDDLE-AGED German. = years sxDeri-
ence as blacksmith. wants position in auto
mobile shop $50 Pa ave. " W
WANTED-HOEx- and sign pafn.inE OF every
description J. =, BEEBE. 50ss II St NV
WANTED-P.ace as marble and tile setter
and cutter. expert rs ~ s. W. GEORGE
DAVID
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Sli CRb sVNS WEN Egs
Female.
BY YOUNG LADY as experienced caeFIe-
OF clerical work; excellent reference BOX
4G6. Times Office
By REFINED lady. sewing and mending
I'm a refined family Address NJ c H.
Times Office
WANTED-By white woman. place to do
general housewOTk- SIS 18Th st VIC
LOtslA ZEMNO-
1yANTED-SiJUation as nurse or light house-
worker call or write SS6 Y St y. ".
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
UnfuruiShed

FOR RENT-R00MS
Unfinished
18th ST \. W. I7ts-Three unrurnised
.oolnS and, Kitchen light E-5usekeeping. eas:
not-s' sIer heat- BATH Vrivsse family. Tea-
sonahIe terms
Z ST n W. IS55-Tvvo IarEe brig-t com
Hiun1catiDg rooms with p1rcels4r bath
same roors heat and gas. adults only; rent
reasonable
ST 5 E, sos-Two OF three-roOm fat
s5S &l1 neat
Sd ST y w zIs-Txo Or -Fre- --7---------77
eatns rooms. suitable Ter light h0usekeep-
Iug- reasOaable-
ST y L, gIT-Three rooms. "a 850-- nod
ern oonve7iencesi private family: refer
ST y ", SI-Cnfurnis1ed rooms il
ana u floors; housekeepinE-
10TH ST n W. 4o-Three rooms on third
lo9i Win use Of bath; rent reasonable
o ST \ W. i212-BrishJ rooms. bath room
moor separately or en- suite
c ST y Z. 16-Three rooms f5- Tsbt
housekeeping heat, gas, bath; 70 a quiet
couple
o ST y ", i2os-Near Iowa CircIe-LarSs
unL1rnlshea room. suitable To- stOrage-
18th ST n W. 1.-Two Iarga front rooms
with bath for light hOusekeeping-
10TH ST. y. w. IIl5-Three uafuTuisfed
rooms and bath: price y16-
STH ST y W. 15iE-Three larEe urfIIr-
nished rooms Tor Light Housekeeping, newly
paperco and painted no children
. ST y W. 6Is-Nice. light room next
70 BATH second aoors reasonable
COLUMBIA ROAD IlZ2-Three rooms prf-
vale bath. sd floor. light house keeping
large closets: desirable
FOR RENT-ROOMS
Furnished and UnfUrnished-
ID ST. y L.. 15-FUrnished or tIarurn5sbe5
rooms large rooms ali modern improve
uerts-
nth ST. < E I55-Two me roonas. an To-
Provements for housekeeping. large shady
grounds.
D ST y w, z17-Three large rooms two
communicating for light housekeeping.
sinEly or en- suite
STU ST y e IOs-Three rooms. furnIshe5
OF unfurnished. second foor front
sTH ST 3 T. 557-Two or three unfurnIET5I
rooms; light Bookkeeping heat. light. anc
STH ST. 1Ios-FurnszheJ or 1nfarnlshel
rooms single or en- suite
BOARD
KENYON ST n W. Iss0-Just the place to
board exceptionally ms table, best tbs
markets AFFORD
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BICYCLES

VICKING.
We VIII sell you a wheel with an uncon-
iitional guarantee for one year. al repairs
rec see Us before buying,
T N NCDD. JR, NC
1Z5 New York ave
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LOST AND FOUND


wrong bills amounting 20 So 20 SO, on Eth
AID leJh sts-- and 3 St. between 10th and
sth So kindly return same to G. II. FREES
sl5 sheridan - Brightwood, and receive
reward
LOST-Blsck water spaniel about Il Inches
hiEh- answers 10 name OF Marx Reward
y returned 10 BATES WARREN. 500 High
land ave, Cleveland Park
LOST-Niu she young lady who picked I'D
black silk skirt on = St car SATURDAY
morning return same to 6o9 c ST. y. W
LOST-Watch marked L NJ b pin Al
tached- Lib-rl- reward 1923 Harvard st
y. "
TURQUOISE RING Reward II returned 10
800 18th street y ".
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TIE NEW WILLARD,
uEeSt accommodations
daily. 81 week s. acisl
s1sds.
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COUNTRY BOARD
Colonial Beach

BENTLEE's PAVILION HOTEL.
Ideal spot Of CO.o1iaI Beach cen-er q
Boardwalk. best hoine oockins- noted for ssa
food dinners Grabbing and fishing On pa
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PRINTING

BE<A CTIFI-L RUGS woven from old ,7--a+--
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HANDSOME reversible rugs from worn cav
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WORKINGMEN,S WANTS

" ptsNleNtFHl EsH-1-le average consumer Is
Wiling t. pay fasr price and -r- vr---
cess - cue 90 the fact that there - none,
saved on a slfEn-ly used tailored suit s. 10
so one price CsTII- s Old STAND SIC -
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POPE TRIBUNE

Run very Httll7 soJd condition WIN sell
cheap f1r quick deal Bon uE. Times ofncs
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square from beach.
excellent board SI-s3
party rates. Lawn,
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