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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-05

Custer, s. d., boasts what is probably
the strongest water tank In the coun-
try. It is on a ranch near the town,
and is nothing but a large bank safe,
set on its back. II formerly did duty
"a the line IT was made for. but burg
lars S.ss== The door OF. a rancnman
bought 1t and II now serves as a trough
FOR cattle.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-05
PRIEST uNpER BOND

Pierre, S. D., July 26-At the close
of h preliminary hearing in Fort
Pierre, Rev. Father O'Harra. charged
with a statutory offense by ~1S-year-old
Helena Meyer, was placed under bonds
of $2,5 500 for his appearance In court
to answer to the charge. The bond
was Immediately given by the friends
OF the accused man.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-05
AuDiroRluM FOB PARKER.

Parker, 5. d., July 27.--On FRIDAY
the citizens of the city of Parker voted
on the matter of bonding the city fol
$4,000 to erect a city auditorium. The
result was a vote OF 100 to s In favor,
of the 800 0 bond. The building OF
the auditorium will start as soon a,
suitable carpenters can be obtained
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-05
BREAK ALL
RECORDS FOR A MILE

South Shore, S. D., July IS
DR.. O. q. Frink and Maurice
Haukland, of this place, per-
formed the feat of swimming
across Punished Woman's lake,
near here. and back, a distance
of n mile, in the brief time of
So minutes, breaking all previous
records for the distance in the
state without leaving the water.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-05

England and America are now con-
Aected by about 20 cables, and the
Commercial Gable company announces
its intention OF laying down one more
between Valentia. County Kerry, and
Canso, Nova Scotia. 1t is evidently,
says a contemporary, the opinion of the
that wireless telegraphy Is
not destined very speedily to %supplant
the older system. And In this they
have certainly to go on; for the advent
OF the former was accompanied by a
great development Of cable extension.
There are in all about 260, 900 miles of
cables in existence at the present time,
and Of these some 100000 miles have
been laid within the last 10 years-a
fact not very widely known.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-05
Taxes n other public burdens upon

Taxes and other public burdens upon
real estate in FRANKFORT, Germany,
are terrific. The Frankfort Chamber
of Commerce report says they often
exceed z per cent OF the cos of the
building. including the value of the
ground lot, when erecting a new struc-
ture." These burdens are killing
transactions in real estate. Dealings
which amounted to $50, 600, 900 in 1906,
fell TO $4,000, 900 last year.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-05

Mrs. Scott Durand of Lake Forest,
Chicago, who conducts a mode dairy
between Lake Forest and Lake Bluff,
and is prominent socially On the north
shore, is one OF the most written-of
women in the country. During the
winter she has read papers at farm
ers' institutes all over the middle west
and is considered an authority on pure
milk. Eer little son Jack was n Of
the youngest exhibitors at the Lake
Forest open air horse show last year.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-05
HARTFORD AFTER wArERwosks

Fartford, 5. D., July 26.-The busi-
mes men Of this place have inaugurated
a movement for the construction of Q
municipal waterworks system, to re-
place a system which was DESTROYED
by an explosion about two years ago.
Since that time h town has been,
without adequate fire protection.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-05

since its establishment in 1871 to
Time 80 last yea the life saving serv-
ice Of the United States has been the
x224 g34. 1872.
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PRIEST Is PROMOTED.

Centerville, S. D., July 26.-Rev.
Father Dooley, pastor OF the Catholic
churches of this place, also Davis and
Hurley, has been promoted to the pas
terate of the Catholic church at Tyn-
Dali, ). ID. Father Dooley located mere
in 1904. Rev. Father Clement Caine ~
Tracy, Mimi, succeeds Rev. Doo,ey
here.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-05
WHEAT CROP SHORT
IN SOUTH DAKOTA,
ASSERTS ROBINSON
WILL Be Only One Half OF l9O9
Harvest, but Corn Shows
Up Well.
az A ROBINSON.

Pierre 6. D., July H.-Last year
South Oak ta produced 4l,OOO,Ooo pusi-
els of wheat, Sc, 600, 900 OF corn 44,oVo'.
900 of oats and 100000 600 OF parIey, d
Total of l91, 900, 900 bushels or the sIanu-
ard crops. A rough preliminary est
a1ota AZ this time indicates that this
year we will get 3D. 600 Of wheat
30, OO0. 900 Of corn, 90 00, 900 OF oats ana
10 600, 900 Of barley. a total or I9S',VVV'-
200. or a loss Of SIS, 900, 600 bushels III
the total crop. Last year we cured o.
$50, 900 tons OF hay. We an ScalCelS
get half so much this year.
Still conditions are not nearly SO dls-
couraging as these figures WOuld lhuio
cate. Last year we harvested e,oou' o9o
bushels OF flax and the present ihdicd-
ions are for an increased yleld TINS yea
Corn is holding well up, ana II I1s :
stand had been as good the yield woulG
have been as great. Chiefly we depend
anon corn to make our live stock proc
net Last year we sold $500 ,O0O
worth Of live stock and live stock pTou-
ucts, and will do better OF
better prices this year.
Forage Crops help.
The shortage In the hay crop VIII
not be so disastrous to the V STOCK
interest as would appear, FOR every
where farmers are f~Ortifying against II
by sowing forage crops, rape, mliIet
and fodder corn. Late and coplous
rains are giving these crops a fine start
and they will supply pasturage ana
stover to make up for a great deal or
the hay loss. There Is a great deal or
old hay being carried over, and the
we have never saved nearly so much
of the hay as we might In years OF
teal need.
Alfalfa is the Stuff.
But alfalfa Is the stuff. A good
Early crop was harvested and the
great rain Of July "a came just in
time to give the second growth an i'm
pulse. which the subsequent showers
have accelerated. A big second cut
ting is in sight and a third cutting Is
probable. The regret is that the acre
age is not larger. There are, however,
few farms in western and central
South Dakota that do not have a few
acres of alfalfa, and the spread is be-
Ing constantly increased. A farmer
neal Fort Pierre has ia acres in a
single field. He has just completed the
harvest Of the first crop and finds the
second crop about ready upon h por-
lions first tut. l am firmly convinced
that alfalfa will be the foundation OF
q great and permanent agriculture In
the subhumid regions Of South Dakota
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-05

Ia a merchant was recently
heavily fined for Using a quotation
from the bibel at the head of an add
yertisement.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-05
INSANE MAN COMMITS SUICIDE

Doland, ). d., July 26.-Driven tenn
porariiy insane by the heat. Frederick
Walshmeir, a tenant on what is known
as the James Fridley farm. near here.
committed suicide by shooting himself.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-05

In strong contrast 70 the many no,
water geysers OF feHowstone park,
rev one elects Ice cold water.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-05
SIOUX FALLS PARTIES
WE'D AT RI OnfAr

Fix Point $. y. July 2s.-H. l.. Pa
gum n Mrs. Ida Scharpen, both OF
court house yesterday, Ira L. Nichols
justice OF the peace, officiating.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-05

A dry dock large enough for the larg-
est vessels anoat ~ piahneo LOT St'
John. New Brunswick.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-05
KILLED WHILE sTEALINc Pin

Aberdeen. s. D.. July 2s.-An nm
known man. who was ~stealip~ q ride
was killed when a way freight on ~
Milwaukee road left the track at
Eyarts Junction, near Mobridge. ves-
terday. He was 80 badly injured that
ne lived IN an hour and a half after
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SEWING MACHINES

BEST VALUES ever Onered-Drophead Sing
Ct, $3.50 drJphead New Home. $780, cabi-
net grand Standard, 500 Domestic drOpleaf
So Davis hand machine. SIE-50- Renting and
repairing ali makes. Express for hire School
supplies LARkIN, I'd and Il N W Phone
LET LARklN DO your machine repairs
reasonable prices, quick work. new and
secondhand machines for sale. 50 Up.
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DUMPING GROUND

DUMPING GROUND CONVENIENT 70
THE 81 SINESS SECTION
Easily accessible from any par OF Business
washington Make arrangements for priv
ilege Of dumping with
OLD DOMINION DUMPING CO..
709 ST. X. "
Hours. 10 to l.
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FLOOR FINISHING

OLD FLOORS sCRAPED to the wood, re-
polished and Waxed IS our specially expert
vvorkmsn: work guaranteed FLOOR RE-
POLISHING CO., 1529 SD St " ". Send
postal
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wANTED-BUNDLE COLLECTORS AND
RE ORDERS. Also BOYS FOR WAC
OK. BUNDLE WRAPPING AND FLOOR
SERVICE APPLY TO SUPERISTEND-
ENT. WOODWARD & LOTHROP-
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PICTURE FRAMES

THE WARNER ART CO. SIS II St n IL
We frame pictures at ID less than any
dept store Try us be convinced Open
evenings Special rates % artists and lodges
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE

N SEGAIs ANTIQUE FURNITURE ~
PRODUCING. REPAIRING. gu I ST
n ". PHONE " $50 I.
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PHYSICIANS
p A r AL Y SIS
CURED.

very simple thing 20 cure Il you only
know how.
In your paper o. the 18th inst. I was sur
prised 70 find this statement ..eco tres--
n1ent IS known which viii arrest or u117ff--
the disease / challenge al the n - =
o. this city 10 produce case o. man. won
an. or child thar cannot cure
Edwin II Jett- policeman Eriet-,----7
D c. sent home from the George Washing
ton University Hospital as an iucurab-= Tor
life. helpless no use % hands or feet arte-
the fifth treatment. By assistance he walled
down TO the buggy After the ninth treat
nlent he vsized Up the stairs without any
help. and Is nov wa king the streets
Thomas p Hardy. so 18TH 81 : zev-1
years and four months Right side -----
head TO foot speeches., has had SIX treat
uuenCs. and is now able 70 talk Ger nv
booklet FREE. CaII Al Office j. II ROWE
N V T. the wonderful healer. 6l5 F y ".
City reference
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JEWELRY

FOR SALE-By private parry. ladies' and
Eentlemen's JewsiTys cash credit. BOX
157, Times Office
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WANTED-ROOMS & BOARD

VANTED-Ry young nan and sister from
Panama canal. board and lodging for one
month in country. near car line 60 Wash
inCuon. u c. parties prefer farm where
they may have saddle horses for short rides
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WQRKINGMENl S WANTS

W1REISGATEN-The Offer made By Us ben
cdts tht hustlars OF the elbow grease
Gives YOU bargain Saves dough in a
tailored slightly used suit at - 70 SO ana
it's So one price IUSTH-S OLD STAND.
so
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OVERS AND CLEANERS

ROBERT HARRIS. Main Zs7s-E- sos Ilth a.
y W Work called for and delivered Cad
and get next 70 our Up-to-szte Herk
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WHERE TO DINE.
LAUNDRIES
STOCKS AND BONDS

We WILL SELL. you twenty shares OF stock
for S--e09. take your note for the amount.
and let YOU pay the note from the dividends
on the stock In fact we viii agree that
YOU never need pay the note in any other
way. IF you want an allotment on this
basis address a. once.
CONTINENTAL COMMERCIAL CO.
s. T.rrrie No
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

FOR RENT-ROOMS
Furnished
P ST n W. z1s5-Threc attractive rooms
for party Of gentlemen: excellent table,
terms reasonable; private family very con-
yenient % car line
y ST. lHl-Large elegant rooms. southern
exposure. also several single rooms; nTst-
class cateress in house
ID y W. 5I7-Front rooms; also basement
rooms housekeeping or sleeping-
B : e as-A large. TeIl-fgrnished sec
end floor room new house price, sie- ref
e-ences exchanged
G ST y W. 227-Iarge and small rooms on
second floor for light housekeepiug if de-
sired- reasonable
VVESTMINSTER ST. s05-2 rooms second
and third floor front with large bay win
dow use Of phone
sra ST n. w. 1szs-Furnished room in
private German family; steam heat gents
only phone service.
Sd ST \. W. 2ss-Rooms $50 10 - week.
convenient 20 business places
nth ST X W. Iu7-Oue large front room
mind floor heat
K 81 y W 800 'front.' rooms or third
floor; private family; reasonable; gentle
men only. reference
c ST y W. II15-One large and one small
front nicely furnished 90 let re3sona7-e.
STH ST y W. 7ec-Tygo adjoining rooms
furnished Tor light housekeepinE-
EYE ST y. W, sos-F.uTnlshed front room
C-1f-e -ei-o pms 90 '''
G ST. y E. 4z5-Tvo large nice rooms with
closets. stationary wash stand and private
e. 90 IN. ~ -.s u, - ~. pms
EYE ST n w AS-INo arse c1.llilul--
ls.ins rooms see'na no't ms 60
6 ST y w f2'-Tyvo second-ti,or front
nplsehetE-lls rooms lCL el-,-e. -l-l7l-.e--'--
Y ST. y w. I519-Cne nicely furnished
room second Loor- soEL1eln tAp1-lIe-
n ~ 74sa-.--e nicely frg-Bfsha4
exposure.
= = -----T--- - ~ N - T,.r5-+--rT-, -
ais southern - f1or r51-n ami han room
Ell 81 W -. - - i-y FURNISHED
------- 80 . 49, -
6TH ST. so7-LarEe second story front rooms
s1 So "1-'' i''-l'- 0o--'
- - = ------------- ---------
Ef r ST y w Set-L|o iufr-sled rooms
T. 81 y F. Z '--llls-.tl I--'l-'S- l-ie-liy
Opposite AaIlI9l sLlll1s-
ID ST. y W. 5-e-ENceIIeat furnished apart
meuts, hus- and second f0or' steam heat
sIH ST : y, -s--I2-Ee niee.y LGTEis1e1i.
MeL Hep- L1.-Ll. On. eL------ ----= ~
I ST y W I3l1-Niceiy furnished large
and small rooms from SIS NJ
\ 81 = " 6Ig-Furnfshed rooms. an con-
yerferceS SIS week
. - s . zz--CIean con- fortabIs rosras-
S15o $50 SEQ per week central
- ~ - 90 - 5-r- -
suitable for two EeatIeHseH, separate beds:
SIS also smaller room next - bath. SI55
lolh s-llneln eNLsls1Le-
Z CAPITOL. ST. CUl-APART S-Coruer
s4ra-fr7err overlooking t-r.1-1T and T.fs5r1-v-
southern and western exposure All Inoaern
i'tt'-,N tiii-li---
KENYON ST ls--Fr1-t room: southern
exposure 'lIla'''s' so---S- WIKI OF WIN
- 49,
Z 81 n W. lit--Nlce-s 1llll-7Hei IONS
1-o--- men -l co-f-7- .--- y ,'----,-t 49,
nGrrh 7aA
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

DROP POSTAL for cur estimates on house
repairing ana remcdetinE. J. B. GIBBS
1873 L St y. y. Phones 26o7 ssd y 12e0 II
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DR. SHADE, Specialist, 72S 18Th St

Washiugton-s Oldest Specialist
- years practice treating nervous ana
chronic diseases. also stomach, Iuass. ssth-
ma. catsrTh- appendicitis. liver. heart kid
neys. bladder. structure. discharges. genera
debility, ana special weakness. blood srE
skin diseases Special and private aiIre-f s
OF both sexes cured quickly Consultation
free Hours. 10 TO ( and % $50 G85Iy-
Sundays, 70 to Il Chandler Building EIeva-
tor and phone
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS.

DOCS RENDERED IMMUNE from dister1-
per BIZ vaccination with imported German
serum Particulars upou application Tlr
CECIL FRENCE- as 11th 81 y. W
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LOCKSMITH

LOOK FOR THE BIG Blue KEY
Mechanical bargains keys made that
1T. shears scissors. knives. raz0rs ana
saws sharpened. lamps and oEIstoves eIe4re,L
and repaired r +. PRUESSER. The Lock
smith. 10 18th St " "
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STOVE REPAIRING

notice.
Furnaces repaired, tested out and 7tt in
running order Tor winter BIZ an eToerT- dol
lars saved in coal and price OF work reason
able Drop card J. f DAVIS, 1923 "a
ave y y
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ROOMS AND BOARD

Il ST y W. I702-Nicely furnished rooms
young men or couples with or WITHOUT
BOARD desirable location, terms reasonable
Phone North 7414
t ST n W. ISf.-FurnIshed and tnf7r-
nlsEe1 rooms excellent board high Toca-
lon- az car lines exclusive Heighborhood
AID AVE n. T. u5-Near CAPITOL Ia-ra
warm rooms, also excellent table boar, :
reasonable
30 n e. 7al-Sear Union station, desirable
rooms. With or without board.
18TH ST " W.. SI1-ENceIIeut BOARD. Iarrc
c-tan rooms nice people reasonable
u ST y w, 5gi-Roem ana board, s. week;
best "a city
nj pleasant. $3.50 BROWN ST--Ia-zr
tlFnia1at rp17l- . Windows. suitable . gen
ticluen or couple. good home table
7 ST y W. I6E5-Large. nicely furn1ehe5
room very large closet. suitable Tor two
best bard g1tsinab.e. terms moderate
10TH ST " W, Lle-Ro0rs with board
So for two
ETH ST n ". 1714-Laree room. second
door with OF without board
T. ST y F.. 53f-Accommo-iatiOns Tor three
younE men rooms, with board
n ST y W. IG:0-Nice large COMMUNICATE
luE front rooms. second floor. slngly or
en- suite hot bread morning and evening.
home cooking
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PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIES

AMATEUR PHOToG<APHERs.
Ny cooperative plan fCr developing and
printing enables you to secure an SNIg en-
iargemCnt absolutely free Call and learn
the details Phone Main SIS
SEARROOk- 500 + st n y
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WANTED-ROOMS

pheasant family. unfurnished. on 18th rS-h
or 18Th sts- between Eve 20 X T. TO NJ rof
to exceed 81 BOX Sc. Times Office.
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STRICTLY TRUE that Iocomot0--afaxfa In
fs-uttie paralysis, paralysis. rheumatism.
Bright's disease, goGt, those ailments OF she
nerves, spine. back. and limbs that interfere
with the pleasure % life. are cured By en-
forced-restoring the-bloCd circulation You
are invited TO come 10 my Office and IN
terview my patients Cone and learn what
Il viii do for that aiIment your physician
can't cure. PROF. H y %. PARKER. I5zz
9Th ST y " The promises IN this al WIu
be made good al my Office
SPECIALIST 1895 Il ST y W
Nervous Diseases. Rheumatism, C1o-lt
Chorea- Goitres; Free Consultation. Pu.esr
Medicines Pers,s--ol Attention Crenit0-T rim
airy. Special Diseases, any stage. promptly
central
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MANIED-QulCk, a few statesmen,
to sell automobiles in direct en-
plOy OF the largest and most pro
greSSive manufacturers; a chance
live wires" 10 make a splendid
connection" experienced statesmen
given preference. Write BOX P. S.
Times Office
WANTED-Experr aids. architectural drafts
men. structural steel work craftsmen
electrical craftsmen, mechanical craftsmen
AMI subinspec-ors- 4 competitive exauIua-
ZION VIII be held simultaneously al the Navy
Nar1S. Portsmouth. y. n, Boston. Mass
New York, y Y Philadelphia Pa wash
g Pensacola ia view orleans La Mare
Island Cal and Puget Sound. Wash: and
At Chicago H. Cleveland. ohio, FittsburE
Ia 81 Louis Mo- Atlanta Ca and Chat
rauooEa. Tenn October Il and IS 1910 for
the purpose OF establishing an eligible regis
Ter for the above positions Applicants de
string o. take the examination al anv OF the
Navy Yards VIII address their applications 10
she CoEIu-onLd1cS OF suCh yards Those wish
Cleveland Ohio. PIJJsbur-. Pa St Louis.
Mo Atlanta. Ca. and Chattanooga Tenn.
viii address their applications 20 the SecTe-
1eTy Or the Nay Washington D 9 Al
applications must be delivered % the proper
Offcer on or before October 10. 1910
WANTED AT ONCE-Patent soIicit8rs. So
Cf-LcaLl0u writer's aILSIudl- Tor patent At
1oruey-s office registered drug clerk mes
senser boy with wheel Apply VICKERY- 5
EMPLOY ATENT SERVICE. g. Muusey Bldg.
so registration fee
VANTED-By manufacture. q frst-cIass
gas range salesman with experience. for
wholesale and retail trade must furnish frs--
class reference Address In confidence BOX
So Times etfice-
WANTED-TENN YOUNG MEN
who car furnish references and who wish 70
learn the automobile business A new plan
which we put in eject October 1sr enables US
offer position 20 limited number bez-fu-
ming on date Of enrolment can on the
secretary for further particulars
TIE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
Wash GNCSTOS. NC.
1915 18th y "
50 WEEKLY and expenses. either eek a
put out catalogues and advertise, large
mail order house g Il EMERY y A.
Chicago.
YOUNG NIAN-Cne years experience in drue
store TTFTOS q MYERS, 400 18th St
Young BIAS-w-ith experience in drug bust
ness easy hours references required. 9Th
and r / ave- BRADFDEDS Drug store.
YONG MAN Apply 100 Conn ave \ Y
references
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS
White help and moderate prices LEON I.
CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning Co Re
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RUG WEAVING.

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old carpets;
The Washington Rug Weaving Co. Office
and works. 81 5th st y. ". Main ga
HANDSOME reversible rugs from worn car
pets: we guarantee our work. ECLIPSE RUG
WEAVING co. 22S6 Ca ave. Phone Sssl-T
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WANTED-EIGHT OR
TEN YOUNG MEN

VINO can furnish reference and who desire
60 learn automobile business tp apply al our
ofTlcc immeliltely- a new sales plan in
effect during october only enables us 90
guarantee positions TO- the above number
something We have never done before We
furnish YOU a position right On Washington,
As soon as you enroll. from which good sales
men should make 500 a month during the
day- and complete che study OF our course
evenings This opportunity VIII not De open
again can on secretary for details Bring
references
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON.
1913 Iftn y W
Automobile supply Department.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

GET a PIANO FREE
GET PIANO FREE
For the benefit CT o Erea1 many school
children who wish to take I'D music this
winter, we have made extra Efforts 10 secure
\ number OF good Square Pianos which viii
be loaned 70 first corners for a period OF six
months absolutely free Don't delay Get In
as soon as you can and take your pick 81
these Instruments All you have to do is q
pay the small charge for moving the piano
70 your house
r G. SMITH PIANO CO.
I225 Pennsylvania Avenue
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE extraordinary
bargains IN fine upright pianos offered dur
ing this expansion sale Stieff. So Chick
e-fuz. $50 Pease. $50. Vose, $50, EIn1bafI
$50, Hartman. $780, Chase. $40, ShonlnEer.
$50. Milton. 500. Fischer. $50, Weber, $50.
and many others Easy terms. Autopisna
good condition. $50 O. = DeMOLL. < co
Ger 18th and . SITS.
FOR SALE-StieG. Steinway, Knabe Sha "
KohIer & Campbell. Mason & Haulin and
a number OF other used pianos At sacri-
fcinE prices; must sell g make room foi
new stock. CFIAS. N. STIEFF. IoGs-iel0 +
St y ". J. G. CONLIFF. Manager
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-02
TAILORS

LOUIS COIDMAN. FashiorabIs 5TaIIo--
Ladies and gentlemen. Lowest prices
Cleaning. DyeinE. Repairing neatly done
Work called Tor and delivered
SO 18th ST y ". Tel Main $40
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ALL KINDS OF WORK
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