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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

IT'LL HHiN IL . liHF7LL
APPRENTICE in hair goods depart
ment, 70 learn hair work. Apply al
WHELAN's. 1lo5 F ST. \. ".
ARM wAITREssEs-E xperienced: wages,
s. 70 81 per week 4s7 Pa ave N ".
BUsHELWOMAN. Apply az once. Else
MAN BROS, 7th and z sts-
CHAMBERsIAID and waitress. 1zZ7 New
Jersey ave.
COOK 10 stay nights; do washing and iron
.ng l4l3 NrWton 81. y. W
COOK-White. wages $ per week CaH at
$3.50 18th ST n W
COOK-Private family: companion Tor LADY.
and cook early cleaners, hotel BELL
AGENCY, SO nth St. y. ".
EARLY WHITE CLEANERS; white bath
room girls. HousekeepeT. The Raleigh
EARLY CLEANER 81. James Hotel. stA
81 and "a ave. y W
GIRL-White. half-grown. for nurse; wiling
% go 70 country for two months. Y r
GIRL Tor general homework. at 22l Sd 81
GIRL for general Homework in suburbs:
references required BOX Z. Forest Glen.
GIRLs-Three coIored. for cafe; say nights.
- ~ 81. y W
GIRL-White. reliable. for general house
work; suburb. Phone y. 22i7-
GIRLs-Two young. as mattresses. HAIR
NEYS LUNCH ROOM. SOS 1zth 81.
GIRL for general homework rs 10Th St
GIRL-Superior white. general homework.
miles from Washington S12 month. Write
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MANGLE GIRLS. WEST END LAUNDRY.
l,-3 Pa ave.
YOUNG LADIES'. 10 sell souvenir book
let's salary and commission. Address BOX
90. Times Office.
AIANGLE HANDS. ELITE LAUNDRY Co.
1E 18Th 81
PLAIN COOKS. general houseworkers, cham
1eTmalds. white and coiored- 1885 18th " ".
SALESLAD Experienced. for department
store, good saIa-y, permanent position.
EEERENp's. ~ 5th 81.
WAITREssEs-T white. experienced I72I
Pa ave. BOYD-S CAFE.
MATTRESSES. on duty ten hours: rnust b
experienced. $50 and s. per week 60
MATTRESSES Experienced. counter; good
pay, only hours per day. zoos Pa ave
WHITE MAIDS. Apply Raleigh Hotel.
Holsekecper-
WOMAN-G1o6. FOR general Homework and
washing. so n Y ave
WOMAN for general housework Apply a.
500 81 n W
WOMAN-Good. honest. sober 70 help cook
IN kitchen BOX 80. Times office.
YOUNG LADY for window demoustration.
Apply bRUG STORE. 5th and f y. ".
YOUNG LADY-Redned. 10 help keep house
good home Gail after o'clock, 2I6 9Th
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DENTISTRY
BIRDS AND ANIMALS

SINGING cANARIES Parrots. DOGS, cats.
Angora Goats. GoIdhshes. Rabbits, Guinea
Pigs. and Chickens SCHAIID'S BIRD
STORE IL 9Th st. y. W.
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RAT EXTERMlNAT0b

THEY MUST DIE outside A. you use my "a
mouse and roach eNterminator Price. go
s-oz. can a GURALSKX. 150s 7th St
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UPHOLSTERlNG.

UPHOLSTERING, cabinet work. repairing
finishing. slip covers. and screens: best
work, lowest prices. tisIaction guaranteed
JEAN AHRANo. 1915 10Th 81. Phone " sS2s
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LOST AND FOUND
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES HAVE BEEN
pro Ta.r wAsHINGToN TERMINAL COM
P 'sES
hair brush handbag.
skate. shawl
vest ! shopping bag.
! pin. ] fountain pen
"a umbrellas. ! book.
pair spectaclsA l pair rubberA
2 Combs. packageA
2 pair gloves. hats.
coats. ! bundle.
! pillow. / pair beads.
suit cases 1 spectacle case
LOST-Opera glasses. pearl, gold-mounted;
IN case; Saturday night June Il: probably
on st. car. between 18th st and Rock
Creek bridge. Please return 10 1914 Calvert
st. or phone Columbia 449. Reward.
LOsT-Lady's small open-faced gold watch;
small chain fob. with dligree ball attached.
Reward II returned 1860 Biltmore St
LOST-Brooch. gold. set with light green
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night Finder viii be literally rewarded by
returning 70 l4ll y zap. 81.
FOUND.-Smau sum Of money at Chesa-
reake Beach District Line station owner
may have same by proving property and
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Sheridan Reward
LOST-Breast pin, containing hair. set
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In tails "a H H" on back Reward Apt
5. 1913 Girard g
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Return 10 Ill Il ST. n. ". c. H & ".
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Dime Savings Bank Bldg.
3.OST-sman plain open face gold witch
Leave at desk. ROchambeau apt, SIS Conn
ave
LOST-SiIk bag. containing two rings ana
gold piece Return 70 Office. 4os 18th ST
y. W
LOST-Tail lamp from auto. on CONDUIT road
Reward II returned to 123 S St n W. l
PRINTING
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SMALL WORK
EXCLUSIVELY.
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Telephone Main 1888. washington d c
FUNERAL DESIGNS
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pf every escription-moderateI priced.
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WANTED-Two piano players. Cali after 10
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BUNDLE WRAPPERS, r.-rIenced. AppIv
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..y2aise. a, once 50 week: steady
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BARBER White. $3.50 guaranteed for sat
uI1ay- lt55 4 81 - <.
HAEEEES-Tro experienced So Euarauteed-
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HELPER-GeneraL rs 4th
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BRIGHT BOYS can earn good money work
INK after school hours Apply BOX Is,
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CHEF-whI-e SIS week. second. s. scuul1a.
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CHEZ First-class. white. SIS 70 SEQ per
week % right man Address BOX O.,
Times once
2 CHEF COOKS. s second cooks. and
seu.iions. Apply az once. ICES Pa ave
Q CHEF COOKS. 8 second cooks. and
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DRY R-FIrst-cIass; at once, white
man preferred. good pay 70 right man. 1855
tLE Sc - W
GROCERY CLERK Experienced: must have
Ielerenee. i62i Wisconsin ave.
HOUSE PAINTER wanted at saS F 81
JOB PRESS FEEDERS at once GEO z
HOWARD. IA l-th y. w
AIAN-Colored. for Kitchen work Apply
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MEN 60 hang awnings BURTON & son,
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COLLEGE,. New York city.
PRESSER -First-class. at once: only expert
euced need apply 1912 \ Gap St
PREssER- FIrst-class. WATSON. Is0S G
PORTERS. buffers. head beIImen. bellows
white drivers, attend 20 horse. 1850 nth
X ".
PORTER-BeEabIe, colore6. with references.
Apply I l. BLOUT. 10 7rh 81 y ".
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commission, everything for fair talker. Call
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HUB FURNITURE CO. 9TH and d SITS 1
YOUNG AfAS-CoIored to work in kitchen
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c T. HUNTERS SANITARY DCST-ETTT-
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and bright, gives them plLshed finish. ~
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Pa ave y. w GOOD FOR YOUR FI-RNy-
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WHERE TO DINE

- PACTNE CAFE. T26 nth 81 y " open
an sr.a-u-er cub breakfast. 2lc C Soc
Luncheon a Ia carte Dinner. $50 70 80.
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IL Err------L--

UDIuTllSle1-
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FOR EENT-Tv.o -aEze fr1-t rooms Ia sub
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rooms. S-1 per month
FOR RENT-A desirable 4--oon apa-tme-t
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWSg
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RUG WEAVING

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from cd carpets
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RUGS FROM WORN carpets The OLD
LAUREL FIRM. 2zS5 Ca ave Phone North
gsgs y and Laurel Ad.
Old CARPETS woven into handsome re-
versi5Ie rugs send postal card
HOME RUG CO. Onice- - sen 81 ~ ?
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L ST. y W. I655-Tne best OF everything
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HELP FURNISHED hotels. clubs. restau-
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BELL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. as 18th
81 y "
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MUSICAL

MUSIC furnished for entertainments: best OF
references Address PIANIST. BOX 81.
Times Office
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BEST DAIRY LUNCH l- VVasa.-E-sa- cone
elitAs snap Bowling alley and POL room.
money maker saloon. cel-raL 81 go vii
-t-a--- Ersee-y ara provision store North
iCap--s-s sid mine. Cigar ana uer.5Cttaa. al
D POOL rgols Sa--l Capitol owner Isavi1g
city DEGAN. 5l- La ave
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Fot- SALE-LLrrar-re dairy route. VIII ais
-- ld-1-l-T OF together c1-ee fresh COWS
VIA calves. Apply He-u-n Prs-o---r. ar1 2
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He stopped and looked at the small
dress. which through his excitement ne
had held In his arm.
I'm going TO be father" he went
on. ''and it's well that 1 didn't kill
Hargraves. But have got 10 prove
IT, The world must know that l didn't
kill him Pemmican will prove 1t for
me-
Miriam shook her head.
you remember his testimony at the
trial. Laur,e Besides" she added
softly. taking an old newspaper clip
ping from a small draw er Of her desk
"Pemmican is dead"
Dead His voice rang out In as
constituent.
she placed her finger on her lips
why. be died In the county Jail not
long after was triedi" exclaimed
ChallOner. who was now reading the
newspaper clipping We'll. never
killed Hargraves." He leaned over
and kissed a tiny bit OF ruale. I'm
going to prove it for you and the little
one"
Laurie" insisted Miriam. "are you
sure?'
81 was never surer OF anything in
ny life than this" replied Challoner.
Il tell you. Il has all come back 20 me
Ike fash II was you. little one" he
said, bending once more over some
thing imaginary In his arm. that
brought e back TO me"
Miriam had watched him closely.
Yes, yes" she conceded. lit is true:
l can see 1T know" and. sobbing.
dropped her head upon his shoulder.
1--WE got TO prove IT," be repeated
over and over again. patting her head
afectionateiy.
But urgatroyd why. n YOU were
Innocent suddenly cried Miriam.
"Weu?"
He ought 90 know It."
what do I care about Murgatroydl
What do care about anybody but you
and the little one that is coming
coming 90 you and 10 mer'
Laurie" breathed Miriam softly.
"I'm happy. Oh. so happy. I knew
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CHAprFR XVII

YN the prosecutors office 20 which
they had access at all hours or
the day. were Mixley and Nc
4 Grath
"How's the joint banotY' called Mix
ley from across the room.
McGrath tossed n paper TO Mixley.
In huge letters appeared one word.
Deadlock
Mixley smiled. "Murgatroyd's hold
in 'em. but that's all he's dom But
what OF that? He's got nothin' 10
bold 'em on. Why. everybody knows
that he hasn't any money. it's my
opinion that the job goes TO Thorner'
How can 1t be helpedT' reasoned
McGrath. Look at them brewers
putting up maybe a quarter or a mil.
Hon 10 help Thorne out. say. what
DO you think the votes or the wise
assemblymen were quoted atY'
81 wish was an assemblymau. %
sighed Mixley.
Twenty thousand dollars apiece
and a rising market growing stronger
every minute" answered McGrsth.
And them brewers n pay il too. One
fellow wanted fifty thousand. an he'll
get II. see II be don't"
II wish | was an assemblyman," re-
peated Mixley wistfuny.
You'd vote for MurgatroydF' yelled
McGrath. You know you would
You wouldn't want cent"
But amt an assembIyman." he an
swered. and in the next breath he edd-
DH
door"
McGrath opened IL. and Challoner.
Mrs. Challoner and Shirley Bloodgood
entered.
Shirley stepped forward and said:
I'VE want TO see the prosecutor"
Hes out" called Mickey.
"We'll wait" chorused the visitors.
Meanwhile Mixley and McGrath
were Still holding their desultory con-
versation upon the situation OF the
day.
They said" Mickey remarked TO the
other, that the chief was politically
dead after be had blackjacked the or
ganizatiOn. Maybe he was-maybe he
is, but he fights ali right"
HE certainly cleaned things up"
admitted McGrath. feeling OF his bi.
cops. I'VE helped him. eh?"
'He didn't do a thing TO Cradle.
baugh's," unused Mixley.
+, Nor to the machine" smiled Nc
Grath.
We'll. anyhow" said Mixley. IF he
hasn't got the machine and the brew
ers and the $4,000 assembly men back
OF him he's got the people. all right
They know he's honest"
IF he only had half a million"
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myself. I don't know why. Somcho
] couldn't marry Thorne"
well, for some uuexplainable rea-
son I'm glad OF that" assented Mir
lam
Tell me about Nurgatroyd." said
Shirley suddenly. seating herself II
haven't seen him
Hes serving his second term as
prosecutor. you know. u seems he
wanted 90 finish his work there"
Shirley tossed her head
who couldn't. with an that money -
He aud Thorne." went ON Miriam.
'are rivals FOR the United States sen
atorship. It's only a question OF n day
or two now
Shiricy's voice grew hard.
lie told me that it cost over half "a
million dollars Co boz chosen senator
We'll. he's got tire money"
Shirley shrugged her shoulders Ap-
preaching footsteps sounded ON the
stairs
"Not word OF Murratroyd." whis-
percd Miriam quickly.
The next moment the door opened.
and Lawrence Challouer came into the
room.
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~ RESSED ia rough. clean. bust
ness clothes, he was far diff
fereut from the Challoner OF
- Eve years before. This man
was strong ruddy flush upon his
face. in fact. hc looked SO good that Il
was a willing hand that went out 20
him iu greeting
Well this is q pleasure" said Shir-
ley. smiling Laurie. you're the pic
ture OF health"
And you. Shirley-why, you never
looked better What have you been
doing With yourself all these yearsT'
Miriam's happiness at their spon-
taneous greeting was good 20 see,
II ! dared Ia kiss you" Laurie
went on. laughing good uaturedly, but
he compromised on his wife. who had
been holding the bit OF fancy work
on which she sewed. Suddenly she
glanced down az H.
OH she said. conscience stricken,
and hurriedly thrust II into closet
Challoner watched her ia surprise. and
when she returned he put bis arm
about her aud kissed her once again.
Shirley drew up her chair and. set
fling herself back comfortably into IL.
turned 10 Chaloner and went on ex-
citedly, Now tell me about yourselfP'
We've saved $500" began Miriam.
answering for him. and
Give hundred dollarsr' interrupted
Shirley. entering completely into the
spirit OF things. How did you ever
do itg'
Miriam turned TO Chalioner. smiling
Laurie. do you remember the day
when we had saved our first SlOY'
"Shall ever forget itT' returned
her husband devoutly. and. turning e
Shirley. The fact is somehow or 9th
er I've made good. and done IL IN five
years too, But you don't know what
It means 10 me-to US"
Tell her about your invention" sug
gested his young wife with pride.
Challoner Immediately launched
forth. Shirley listening with great In
terest- But toward the close he said
something about concrete and fraud,
which caused her TO interrupt him.
Frauds? What frauds?"
"Why. haven't you seen the papersT
he inquired. The papers. world ovel
almost. have commented on this 20
l.tical expose. | was at work on th'
hospital job at the time. and IL was
who discovered that everybody in tn,
job was stealing cement-bosses, su
perintendents. inspectors, politicians
why. even ] was invited into the ring
There was money in it," he ccntin
ued. money for me-thousands." III
paused. But what good would that
do me when the hospital fell DOWN."
Think what would have happened, "
| interposed Miriam. If IL had been full
OF patients. IL was good they found
it out In time! IL has to be rebuilt"
But | wouldn't stand for the steal, -
Chailoner went on In his legitimate
pride. Maybe you know the restr
He looked up questioningly. II went
to Murgatroyd- He did the rest
helped him. OF course. by testifyine
| and all that sort OF thing. l had to
make good my accusations. But per
haps Murgatroyd didn't smhe those
chaps hip aud thigh. II crippled the
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res, you are right assented Miri-
am joyously. from whom had fied the
recollection OF all but the last few
years.
Shirley laughed and flushed.
"I'll tell you a secret, Miriam"
Eve seem TO be fun Of secrets to-
day"
Yes" returned Shirley. only yours
IS a respectable married woman's Sc
cret; mine mustn't be told Well" she
confessed at last. I've seen Thorne
since I came back and
Nor Miriam calculated
Yes, He proposed TO me once more.
and
You accepted him2"
''No; II 1 had accepted him il would
not be a secret"
Miriam looked at her blankly.
why did you refuse him7"
That's lust what I want to know
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/ felt somehow that things would come
out right. don't care whether YOU
ever prove this-so long as we know.
Happy she repeated as she nestled
closer 20 him. II should think so. with
$500 In the bank and "a small business
and, after awhile
"The most important thing now Is
that I'm certain ! did not XIII Har.
graves. That makes IL easy for the
next important thing-for you-my
baby-my little baby"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-02-26

.-That.s Just what want 20 know
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-28
possible sense Of chill. In high shoes
the feet suffer from lack Of ventila-

possible sense Of chill. In high shoes
the feet suffer from lack Of ventiia
ton.
Wear heavy underwear in COO
weather, particularly over the chest.
Many make the mistake Of swathing
the chest and throat. Adopt light un
derwear for the entire year.
Chew food thoroughly and eat spar
ingly.
Take quantity of food. Nature will
eliminate all that is not needed. NC
harm Is done by boiling meat. as al
gestion Is chemical process taking
place in the stomach.
Tea and coffee as poisons.
There Is no beverage more healthiul
than tea and coffee In moderation.
Decline to use any but pasteurized
milk.
Milk raw from healthy herd is the
only sort fit for human consumption.
Indulge in vigorous exercise.
Purusit Of your ordinary vocation
will give you all the exercise you
need
Experience demonstrates that the
vegetarian has the only safe theory.
If you would keep we'll, follow a
mixed diet, with meat as a staple.
Take all fruits and most vegetables
raw. The skins have distinct value.
Vegetables and fruits must DC
cooked. 1t is we'll to peel them. the
skins harbor deadly germs.