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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-25
Sdalid)er Syiarft Serid)t.
Cincinnati. "a. Sebr. 1910.

INV fbh = - H~fs q wa iHAps
Tie uahioIqenbcn Euotiruneen besieben
iidj nur auf Gugros Iran5attioneu Bel
tleineren Ceid1aften roerpen etua5 1ogere
gretie berebHet.
tioueu.
Der Marft mar ribtg uuo pie 8reile feit.
GhmaIt.-9lrtiHu Stedm IL T0--l2 Soc,
Tamiln i3-l3Ic {. 0. 3.
Trodenaeid lseHes Tletff. Martt
felt. Sbort Hare 2eiten l211@--1224c, ihort
Rippenieiteu l2 49, I2Lc, ertra ibort clean
Seiten l236-l21Se, ShuItern l011--1le,
Seniss l31--l31lc Ioie aao 1ale mebr per'
paiit.
Baeor.-Martt feIt. sbort Hare Gel.
ten 13L - 1876, furse 8ipperieiten Ia
1916, ertra ibort clear Setten l814--l812c,
Sdlultern llI<-l2e uuo Bellies 49,
l41se loie unb 114c per 9funo mebr uerpadt.
Sugar Cured + Ieiid. - Warft itetig
BEL gutter Rahiraae. Sdiuten l5l4-l6t,
gttnit ShHltern I21{--l8c, 8reaifait 8a.
ton 1910, Saultern l214-l3e, Rem
gort Gut Shul;eru l214-l3c, trotene
Beef Sd)iuten l7--i7St.
5aBqepDtetts Tleiid. - Martt
itetie. Gdiuten I414--l5e, ptenie Sdlulteru
Il3&-l24c. Bellies lO-l7r, Sdlulteru
ll94--l2Ls, RerO Dors cut S6nIteru ll}4
--l2At.
Trii6eS 5Ieiid. - Sdintsu ID
1A1at. 9ierit 5dulteru ll--ll1ft. ShuIs
tern ii - li14t, hort Hippenititen IL
ibOrt Seiteu 1I--l114e, Bellies l2I4-ll1.t
per 9fuuo.
WebI uub @etreibe.
RebL-R Reues Dinter gatent s. 3D.
620, Biuter Tantu s5.35-5.6 90, 5aiuter
TamiIu s4.S5-5.1O, Grtra S4.35-i.45,
oroindre5 S3.75 - 10. Sprina Ga,ent
81. .TO-6.o0, DO. fautp s5.OO--535, DO.
TdniIu $40 - 4.75. Roaaenmehl reines
81 .J5--4 81, ,semii6tss s4.7j-4.9 81 per Sbf
Dei;en- giarft rubia uuo itetig. 10.
2 rotber 2SiHter l2j--l27C, 30. liz -
l1Sc. 20. rotber lO8-lIOr per gu. 2
Cars SO. 3 rotber Ainter pureen W ll2e
uno Gar 10. 4 DO. su i09c auf pen De-
Ieiie perfauit.
@eIidtoru.- - gtartt rubia unb ftetig.
20. peibes 66i1 - 67c, 30. rpeibes
66-651Se. 30. peibes 63-6Jt, Qo. z
aeIbes G4j%9-65r, 90. 3 eel5es 64-6i1lt,
Ro. aeI6e5 81 - 63e, 20. gemiidies
sjI1@S--G5f. Ro. 3 DO. 64-s41%t, 8o. 4. DO.
81 - 63t, ipeibes Aoibenf0ru "a -- 66c.
gel5es oo e5--67c, eennidies DO. 63-65t
per 8u. Qerfauft ruuroen: l Gar 9o. 3
IVtthto 81 DpIaks q NAto 10 81 sD&g NlL
30. aemi'd1tes ,a SIC, Car 20 3 qclbe5
III 6ic uno Car aemiitics aotbeu.orn III
66lc auf Gem ejeleiie.
SAFER. Wartt rubiq uRb felt. 20.
2 ipeiser 5l-5l1gt, StaHoaro weiBer 5Ol[
- 5lt, 20 3 peiBer 30 - j01&e. 80 4 DO.
$500. 9lo. 2 aemiidbter 4g-l9Ist, 10. 3
aemiidier Jsl9a-49s, 30. 4 90. 41--ist per
Su. 8erlauft wuresu Gar 20. 2
aentiidter Su 8911c auf benz C3eleiie
RoggeR.-Nayst itetig. 10. 2 Si-s6s.
go. 3 10 -- s3c, 30 7s--79c per Bu.
Gar Io. rpuroe ga S2e aui eem (3eIeiie
ueriatit.
RaIs. - FribiabrS Gerits. &c 3 ST.
Soc. orpIuare S2--Sic ger 9uIhel
8ergIeia Der @etreibe. lreiie NIT ben.
ieEigsH am sGsiheR Iage oes porigen Sag
res.
a. Sch 1910. "a. 6eb. 1900
Neisen, 30 2 rother 126c 1886
Gellntoru, Ro.2 2 gsHiIhtes 65t 61tst
cGfer, Ro. 2 aemiitter neUer 4gI1t 55e
8oggeH, go. neuer ... y53e SIX
Bbisfp.
Ter Rartt mar itetia. Bertauft uuroen
1850 RbIs. Tiitiler's finiibeo gooss Gaf
Der Saiis pou 81 30 per eauone.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-25
Cbtcaoo, "A. 1Se6r.

TcruS Stiere Si5O-5.8O, weitli6e 5ttere
- .50-6.25, StoderS uno Seeoers $3.50
5.75. Sabe UNI 0etfer9 $2.jO--G.l5, &dlber
S7.25-99O. Rartt itetio.
z Shweiue. -- &etd1te S9.2O-9.55, Qes
mt'dte s9.20-965, ibuere S9.25-9T0
raubc S9.25--94O, cute BITS auserleiene
'd)were $40 - go, Sertel 81 4O-9 30.
Mdrtt itetis
z 6dfe uuo Sdmmer. Sddfe
Ginbetmtihe S4.75-755, weitLthe 500
-7.S5. ,SdbrIiuGe S7 1850
Sdmmer:-Giubetmiidlc 81 .50-9.3 .35, nett
Tide - 6O-9.3j. Rurtt tart.
3uIubr. Htnopieb 1000, S6weiue
p 900, Sddie uuo SGnrmer 1000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-25

&c ID llort. "a. Eebrunr

Rem Dort "a. Februar.
3iun mar beute Hau ~ S33.O - 80 30
uno aupier ebeufaLlS gate ;u 1897 -
1851, GIettrolDthtc SIT 1925 - l35O
uHO eating ~ S13.OO- 1926. Blei mar
letter I'll S4.55 -- 4.65 uuo Spelter feit
;u S5.45 - 5.65. GSieu mar unUerdnoert
30. ,5ouuorp Northern ;u .jO-lS.15,
20. DO. I'll Sl5.25-l55U. 10. Soutbern
uuo 8o. Soutbern ioTt su SlS.5O-ls.7 IS.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-25

ASff ~A'NNsi"1As -Npk ~
GaLione.
Reis.-Rartt sismIid le6baft uno ltetia.
SoaiiiaHa, ,SaHeu Seae 6--615e, prina AZ,
--514s, oroindrer 3s4-i1zs SopaH -
4e pet Bfuno.
Tairps groba.te.
Gutter. - Rar!t rubia uue feft. -
Sanep Creamery 32tsc, Greamerp firits 2ac,
DO. ieconos 27c. iancp SairD 23c, ao. /
2ie per 4iunn.
Sdie. = martt itstis. Ohio fIat 17j<e,
Roroweftlitsr l7iI lsc, Rem BORT lsc,
Struetssr ls- 20c. 2imbgrser lie, Bird
l51se per gfuno.
cter. - ansebot siemIid, oreb. Rartt
nstia. grima fgiite Sahnereier 2is,
nrits 23t, aaoere 22c. isepRos 20: per
Tso.. ie mad EaaIitat.
Beflaaet. 9iartt etwas piaider.
siHnge SbbUer IL ~ lse. Siihner I6L -
l7e, Sdbne III - l2t, Trntbl6ner 2o-22c,
euas l2s, iunae Cnten l6--lse, aIte enien
iss, 9dnie 9--llc per Biuno.
Obi unb @emiiie.
Aepiel - gippins s3.50-3.75, galps
pins go. s3.25-3.50, Ro. 2 -. .iJ0--2. "a.
pBreeHines s.j.50L-375, aines $780, 90
per EbI, SoRatban S3.O0-3. .g5, Seufiopers
sl.75--l - per Rite.
GitroHeH. - Rartt fetis. California
81 OD-4 so per Qiite.
Lrans en.-Rartt ruhia unb itetia. -
California RapeIs 81 90 - LOO, Slprinu
81 .5t-2 q per ailte.
adrto ffeIn. - Ginbeimiide 45--J0c,
Ai6iaau 5U-i5e per 8u. uno sl.75-2 90
per Sbi. ani Dem Geleiie. Sabtartoiieln.
edyie Seriep s3.0o-25, GeHtudn s2.00 -
2.25 per 8bl
ar aut.-Narit fen. Ginbeimiihes s2 90
-2.25 per Bb!. uno Ribisan $500 -
5000 per Ton.
3ruiebeIn. - tSelbe Glebes TO- 9Oc
per Su., peiBe 81 .l5--I 20 per 1n.
Sarotten. - sSunee 35--i0e DER Gto.
Iematoes. - 5lcrioG Sl.75--2.25 per
Crate.
2anhs 8rebufte.
8ohnen. - RGrft iietia. Brima 4Fars
roTpfati " To- 50, Qeiiebte uao bel SanD
gepHlfte Ramp e .G0--2 80 Per gu.
0eu. Earft rmbio. Ro. | 1imrtbu
$500, Ao. z DO. $3.50, 80. g DO. SIS. 90 !:
alee. aemiidier Rp. / sI5.0O-I5.50, SO.
Y DO. Sls.Oo--i4.50, QIee. 30 l SI4.5O--
1900. Ro. 2 s13.5o-I4.O0, sifalia sl5 80
per Ton.
Mnbienfntfer ilt ieit. GIeie S24.5o
-25-15, NipoliHa srobe So. .0p--28.00, DO.
feines $3.50 - 27.50, gsmiibies asstter
80 50-- 30 per Tonne In Bugf uno 81 90
Hebg aaf BEN eisisife.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-25
Groceries.
aafiee. - Rartt oubig. qreiie itstie.

3uder. - Breiie itetis. Raifinirter Gut
Soaf 6.45e, popoereo 5.75, Cubes $500,
eEannlateo 5.65c, GenietiioHers ~ 5.45s,
On ~ 5.l5-5.40c. peiBer ertrn &c"
800 .l0c, ertra &c" 4.90-i. .95e, erotnGs
rer aelber 4.s0--4 $50.
RoIdii 9 III itetig. Rerp GrIeans Cpen
Kettle 35-i0t, Centrifugal 25-35t per
0Glone.
Reis.-Rarft sisniIid le6bait uno itetie.
Soai'lGna, ,SaHep Seuo 6-61lc. prima AZ
-5Ls orotnarer 3s4--4lzt, SopaR 8 -
4e per 3,iuub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-25
4Sctt 0eion.arfte.
Ionneritaa, "a. aebr. 1910.

Goanerftas, "a. 6ebr. 1910.
Die Gsi9dite waren aud beaie mieoer
iebr ru5is n ben bteiisen 8anten unb BITE
5s1dfrage mad Tarieben MIR untcbeuteno
Bslb III ~ rieortsen3 3iaSratea ~ eTIanseu.
Die Banien bere9nefeu fur Garleben ,,on
caa"41S% unb 8eihdftspaptere
gu 5x-6E. Sm n'feneuRarfte wureeH Tar
Isbei ,cn eal" su a1111% uno aaf 3eit gu 5$
yiatsrt.
eafe,fd sai slsts Dsrt
iyorsn fcit uno Is ruurbsg gari qeooten uno
l0c 2ranIis spiiGeu BnnieH uerlangt. Die
eonnterrate betrast 50c grIuie per $1,000.
gssnla emf Gnrssa
ruGren isette. Ssuts iinb bic foIesnben
nuottrungen ;u berthten:
xoroor, 3 Iaae Sitt, S4.sT1< per C.,
90 Iage Giht, $685. per 4 !; Qaris 8
1age Gidst. 5l2l<--520 5ranfs per 800 /;
90 Idge Sidt 5l7L - 5ls1< Srancs per
500. iiir TeutlBlaHp, IGge Siht, 4
R1ri e51sSc, DO. so Iaae Sidt, 94Le.
Documentary 9,ils aui 2oRooH wurben
80 Si.s3, aui BIa6eon ,u sa.S2A nno
aaf Belfait gu sss2h4 pertauft.
saHsts.Cbiiaatisntn
rabia unb ftetis. Tie 9anfsn euotiren ME
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-25

Der ilmias I'm biefigen e[enriusban5 be-
Lief iid) beute aui s4.0s5. 400.
ssfal.eftritaten.
Ter Nartt mar beute lebbafter aIs asfiera
uno bic presie wareH ieifer. Gtuc. Gas &
electric iflob ~ e0t9 uno Columbia Bas
@ieefrie su lsk lie nad,'tsbenoen Ser
idufe iino III berihten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-25

Tie nafioIGenben EnCtirungen besieben
iidj nltr auf Gngros IranSaftioneus Bel
tleineren GeiGaften ruerpcn etwa5 1bgere
Breiie bersd)Het.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-25

Ter Rartt mar itstia. gertauft uuroen
050 Rbls. Tiitiusr's Siniibeo gooes Gaf
er Bats Don Si35 per Gaagne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02
WINDOW CLEANING.

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY wINDOwss
White help and moderate prices. LEON L.
CAHOON Acme Window Cleaning Co.
moved ~ 92i q ST. NV. Phone NJ. Il59.
sci -oOt.4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02
THE CAIRO"

THE CAIRO.
o ST. NEXT TO CORNER 10TH.
Reduced rates. Home table board. S3s. Largest
and Iightest rooms In city. single rooms and
bath, $50 TO SIS Two rooms and bath. $50.
$3s so and $40. Four-room apt, housekeeping.
$50. Larger apis. with several baths. be
had Single room ana lsvatory. sl5. Also fur
nished apartments.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS FREE.
Two electric passenger elevators and Q
freight and help elevator now being Installed.
This elegant IL story steei-frame building 10
the tallest in Washington. and although the
FIRST absolutely ffrepro0f apartment house here.
Is still the finest and most up to-date and the
leading higi-class house Of the city.
It's a pleasure 10 show these BEAUTIFUL apart
ments. Il. III. MUIR. Mgr.
tyll-90t.Z5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02

APARTMENTS FOR RHr. =
THE BLISS PRoPER1rDA
MODERN BurLprsoa WELL nooATanL
ALL UNDER ONE OWNERSHIP. q
BRIGHT. CHEERFUr. HonHLNR
ALWAYS IN FrRsr-cLAss oRplR
APARTMENTS OF EVERY SIZE
PRICES TO SUIT ALI.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY now.
MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY. I
ALL DEALINGS DIRECT WITH owSEa
THE RAYMOND. SO IA It. NJ.
Three rooms and ban. $3.50 % ss1O
THE LORRAINE. 1904 Psrt q. ~.
Five rooms ana bath. 81 md ga.
iss7 HARVARD 81. NV.
etx rooms and ban. ca.
BLEyHErM COURT. i<lo-fS4s Cal q. A~
Three and -four ROOFS. Win bah. sz7se - -
THE KrNGMAN. "a Man. ave. NJ.
Five rooms snd bstA. Sas.
THE vENrosA. ist ana y 81. nv. =
One and two rooms. with bstAs ana i1tessss
cites. siS to e7sSo.
THE DORCHESTER 1.rA-snd, Ma. ave. q.
One and two rooms. q 10 IA j
One to three rooms ana bath. s1s b 90.
THE ASTORIA. 81 and ss- NJ.
Rooms. - up.
THE BLISS PROPERTIES.
BLISS BUILDING.
IS B ST. NV.
Phone Line. 1880. W. e. cowES. Nu.
once open evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02

LEAVE WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.
II not convenient to call at Tho
Star Office, 18th street and PENN
sylvania avenue. leave your ~
vertisement at any or the Aoa
lowing Branch Offces:
WANT ADS, / CENT 4 WoxO.
Minimum. IS cents only.
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
Rrsaford's Pharmacy 9th ard n. l. az, a..
PutIer & Field. Druggists. I'd and Indiana -
Commercial Bank bldg. Postal Telss''p
rr.S c, n,Ds StoI n-ur. 9Th an: :ss
Thos. A. DOWNS. 10Th and Columbia roao'
Dupont Pharmacy. goth ard P ss., ....
Emerson O. W. nth az. and Park ros0'
Gertner's Drug sHre. i4,h ara t,on
Gonenherg's Rrrcnu o. tnror T ps' ave.
Hc,tyciaw'. Newsstand. Jos Pa. s1 Te,e,rann.
interior Dent. sth snd y Postal Rnresu.
Wings Drug store. 1Ath and Mass sye-
" ~ Davis. Drnr store 9th and 3,
Roland Wallace. Newsstand ana
r-n'on ststion. Postal Telegraph.
Tinted States cspitol. Postal Te,eeT:psa ..x.
Woodward \ Iothrop. superintcnaentss de
ouiriey's Drug store cist snd sts.
GEORGETOWN:
o'nonneu's p-ur store acd ard N sta
O'Donne'rs Drug store 32d and ats.
Pride's Pharmacy. 2sth and sts-
NORTHEAST:
Muller. Pharmacy an ard stanton p,, ne.
~ K Richardson 4 Co.. y. Cap. and suS
Eenesry's Pharmacy. N. Cnnitol and j So.
Tsvior 4 Lamb nth and r. Canitol sts.
Mccrad'n's Pharmacy 18th and n SITS: ne.
Yestman. d. A.. Pharmacy. TIN and No
SOUTHEAST:
Rrsdiey's Drug Store sth and y SITS. 50
n. S. Fealey. Druggist nth and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
nth ST. wharf. Postal Telegraph once.
Suliivan's Drag Store. 9Th and ID sts s-W.
Charles s Walter. aOl Az 81. s.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02

~ .th sw,4r.b.sI..15 1o9 II sw. 5r. b.ls.lo
sot Maine sv. 700 LAS T Cap: 3r; b.! 90
2lo 18th s.w.. Ar. and b.. heat. hot water % IS
PHILLIPS CO.. $50 John Marshall pl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02

THE DRESDEN.
on Washington Heights. at south
west corner OF Connecticut and Kali
Drama avenues. and southern end OF
the new Connecticut ave. bridge. over
looking Rock Creek valley; building
new: modern. higb-class. freproof:
contains apartments Of 10 rooms and
3 baths 70 rooms and bath. at mod
crate rates. separate rooms for serv-
ants: three elevators; inspection in
vited: diagrams. prices and other In
formation cheerfully furnished on APP
plication. Apply at the building or
SWARTZELL. RHFEM & HENSEY CO..
au2n-tf 121 18th st NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02

FOR RENT-SAyE MONEY.
Get a modern apartment downtown Save
car fare and other expenses.
SEE WHAT WE OFFER.
$40 and $35 q month. in that we'll kent apart
ment, The Frederick" 9th and New York ave.
Unusually large rooms: very large closets:
wide halls: many windows. OUTLOOK ON .
park.
sTONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
je1-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-02
TwO-FANfU.Y FLATS

1880 Irving St. I'd floor. 6r.. b....s3o.5o
1745 + st. NV. ID floor 6r.. b. SIS. 30
1911 Kalorama I'd, No. 4. Or. b. ..s27. so
1925 18th st. NV, I'd floor. 6r.. b. SCI so
ISL Kalorama I'd. No. 3. 5r:. b.. 80
1927 18th ST. NV, I'd floor. 6r., b. so
1923 LIST st. NV, LIST floor. 6r.. b. $3.50
2215 St. Cd floor. rooms. bath $3.50
171S Willard ST, I'd floor. 6r.. b. $3.50
1I44 Willard St, I'd floor. 6r.. b. $3.50
2028 n. Can. q rooms and bath. 500
1T13 Euclid St. I'd floor. 6r., bath. $3.50
S0l East Cap. st, I'd floor, 6r.. b. $500
200 18th St. LIST floor. 5r.. d.. <23.0
2103 18th St. LIST floor. 5r. h. $3.50
80 Quincy pl. NV. LIST floor. 5r.. bs22.50
435 10th st. ne, I'd floor. Or. b. 500 so
43I 10th st. ne, LIST floor. 5r.. b. SIS
1851 Mass. ave. Sc. LIST d.. 5r., b. .S21.50
2S01 Sherman ave-, I'd floor. Ar, b. SCI %
5l3 9Th st. me-. ID floor. or, b.. 5000
5l3 9Th ST. ne. LIST floor, 5r.. b. 5000
sc Todd pl. ne. LIST H.. 5r. and b..S20.J0
2S0l Sherman ave-. LIST floor. Ar. !. .s20.25
30S Florida ave-. 1st floor. 5r.. b. $1,000
30S Florida ave-. ri floor, Or, b. $50 90
230I ST. NV. LIST floor. Or. b. $3.50
1911 \ ST.. LIST floor. Or. b.. $3.50
2315 NV. LIST floor. 5r. and b. $3.50
1880 14th ST. NV. Cd floor. Or, b.s1S.50
6l1l5 Morton ST. ne. LIST. floor, Ar. bSlI.J0
GIL Morton pl. me-. I'd A.. Ar. b. ..sl1.50
63S Florence ne. LIST floor. Ar. b. .l4.50
435la Tenn. ave. ne. LIST A., Ar, b. $3.50
4311a Tenn. ave. ne. 1st a., Ar, b. $3.50
1425 ST. ne. 1st floor Ar. b. .$l3..O
116 ID st. me-. 1st floor. Ar, b. .S12.50
611 10th ne, LIST floor. 3r., d.. $1,000
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THE WALLRAEE.

1I55 Columbia road.
rooms and bath. S42 80: rooms and bath
$3.50: north and south exposures: rear ant
front porches: fine lawns.
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as 10Th st. NV.
Convenient TO the business section and to al
government departments. Electric elevator
cafe: conveniently arranged apartments of
rooms and bath: TELEPHONE SERVICE N
EACH APARTMENT: rents. S32-J and $500
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W. u. sPELSHOUsE. 1915 7TH NV. REII-
able window shade maker Call, write or phone
for samples end estimates. Wall papers and
picture frames. Phone Main $500. aye-0Ot.l
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Overlooking the city. Only one vacant apart
ment; very light rooms and tiled bath: In
excellent condition. Would have to be seen to
be appreciated. Rent only $3.50.
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THE WILTON.
anoH a.sA -
THE HARVARD

1881 18th st. NV.
Convenient to lines and schools. Apart
ments OF and large rooms and tiled baths
very bright and cheerful. Rents. $3.50 to sac
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IF YOU WANT TO SEE THE
FINEST APARTMENTS IN WASHINGTON
JUST LOOK AT THOSE IN
THE OWASCO. IL II st. ne.
THE ONEIDA. lat r st. ne.
THE RANDOLPH. 17l9 Lincoln road.
These apartments have four and nve rooms
and bath: they have Just been newly papered
and painted: they have fine large closets. gas
and electric lights. steam heat and 1anitor
service. and some OF them have rear Porches
JUST TAKE A LOOK AT THEM.
For rent by
GEORGE TRUESDELL. 1927 Lincoln ave-
aul1-tf
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THE NAPLES.

132D Harvard st. NV
One Of the handsomest squares on Mt Pleas
ant One apartment: rooms and bath; Will
be put in excellent repair. Rent only $3.50
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THE NOTTINGHAM.
THE CHESHIRE

Corner of 18th and You SITS. NV.
Apartments OF ; rooms and tiled baths: plenty
or light and air: convenient 10 car lines and
schools; rents. SIS. s37 80 and $40.
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THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 1910
MOORE & HILL QNC.D.
1893 G ST. NV.
THE TENnATE

THE ALENpAIE.
Cor. y. ii. ave. and st. NV.
Very choice location: and room apart
ments. $3.50 and 500: large pcrches: AT
TRACTIvE NEW BUILDING: electric light.
TELEPHONE SERVICE IN EACH APART
MENT. ETC.: rented. left.
THE cHALFoNTE.
21l6 ST. NV.
Very desirable location: III blocks from Du-
pont Circle: HANDSOME NEW BUILDINGS:
attractive apartments of 2. and rooms and
SERVICE IN EACH APARTMENT. etc. Prices,
ST 80 TO S42.J 80 each: IL rented. IL left.
THE NOTTINGHAM.
2124 + St NV.
Very desirable location. near Dupont Circle
apartments OF and ; rooms and bath each:
electric light. TELEPHONE SERVICE IN
EACH APARTMENT. etc; $3.50 10 $3.50;
rented. left.
THE MISSIONER formerly the Luzon).
Cor. 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
convenient location: best car service ana
within easy access OF government departments
Building being modernized and renovated
apartments contain and tiled bath
each: back porches. etc. Prices. $3.50 10
S42J so.
THE DUDDINGTON.
1744 Lanier place NV.
Exce1ently located on Washington Heights
overlooking beautiful Rock Greek Park. Apart
ments OF 4 rooms and tiled bath. TELE-
PHONE SERVICE IN EACH APARTMENT;
$3.50 and $3.50.
THE GENEVA
Corner OF 18th and You SITS. NV.
Apartments of rooms and tiled baths: plenty
OF light and air: convenient 10 lines and
rnnfS md
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
Brief Reviews of New Books

"A Woman Who Went to Alaska" and
1t was so We'll received that she now
offers these sketches. They are on all
sorts of subjects, and picture not only
character, but also the vast and won
derful gold producing regions, and
show what trials and privations were
the lot of its early pioneers. OF much
interest but little literary value.
Orchard g. Badger. Boston. $3.50
Annie Nelson" little maid of
Provincetown, is new story by Alice
Turner Curtis, and tells bit of the
history of the first days Of our new
country. Children will remember
the little history they read in
a romantic tale, such as this one
is, far longer than the kind thew
have to study in books. 1t is really
absorbing, and besides, a side of life
during those stirring times is shown of
which nothing is mentioned in dry as
dust histories. The story is well told
and interesting. (R. f. Fenno & Co.
New York. s1.25)
Wood Wanderingsp is the title of
the third volume of essays by Winthrop
Packard, dealing with the New Eng
land year This is the autumn volume
and is quite as interesting as IFS nre-
of subjects from Fairy Fruit, s.The
Squirrel Harvest" and Among Autumn
Leaves" to Some Crows Have
known The matter was originally
contributed to the Boston TRANSCRIPT.
but was rescued and put into book
form. All who enjoy reading on yari-
Gus nature aspects will enjoy this book.
(Small, Maynard & Co. Boston. s1.201.
Uncle Remus and the Little Boy" is
the title of the last Joel Chandler
Harris book, and the same praise which
all Of its predecessors have received is
due this volume. The children will an
preciate these charming stories told in
prose and verse; and the illustrat tions
by J. M Coude are sympathetically
drawn, and will please the young read
ers for whom they are intended There
are few ''darky" stories in the class
with these by Joel Chandler Harris,
and they will always have corner by
themselves In American literature.
(Small, Maynard & Co. Boston
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09

Worthy of quotation is The Ravaged
Temple:
Where hundreds kneeled in worship to
their God,
Where swelled the organs mighty
rhythmic pray'r
And voices blent in chorused reverence,
The stricken temple rears, like pleading
arms,
Its naked, feshless towers to the sky
Unspared, for all its sanctity, unheard
It's cry for mercy when the iaming g
sword
smote, right and left impartial, laying
low
The house Of worship and the den of
shame
And again, Twilight in The Refugee
Camp:
Softly. mystic'1ly appealing.
Comes the twilight shadow, stealing
Ger the camp of refugees;
Like a somber veil. obscuring
All of days activities,
Weary men to slumber Turing,
In gray mezzo tints immuring
Silhouetted huts and trees.
Mr.. Stelman proves himself both an
artist and a poet.
Beautifully bound IN heavy boards,
the volume promises to be one of the
most attractive gift bool1sof the com
ing holiday season. PauESElder & Co.
have maintained their reputation as
publishers of artistic books in this most
recent product of their shop.