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The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
A. C. CROFT. Secretary

There were many tears shed by
the youngsters in the Huffsmith
neighborhood on Seventh avenue
Friday when the little ones pet fox
terrier was run over by an auto
mobile. For six years Fox" has
been the favorite OF the block and
was run down while chasing a
SOU rrel. The funeral was held to-
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18

Milliken. Aug. 18.-The pickle
factory will not be built this year.
The cucumber crop. as whole. was
planted too late this year to mature.
1t is planned to start the construc-
tion Of the factory next spring.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
Consultation and tx
nation for Glasses

In buying a cough medicine
be afraid to get Chamberlaih >
Remedy. There is no danse'
1t. and relief is sure to tollo"
pecially recommended FOR y
colds and whooping cough. .
all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18

Maps for North Poudre and Weld
county reservoir and ditch company
which were filed III the Larimer
county clerks office two days ago
have been filed here. Reservoirs
are to be constructed at cost OF
32,OOO,OOO in this and In Larimer
counties.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18

Bring the school children to the
Camfield hotel on Thursday. Friday
and Saturday. September /, and B..
DR.. Sapero, the well known eye.
ear. nose and throat specialist of
Denver. will examine their eyes and
yours free. Come early.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
TWENTY SECONDS FOR FIRE
MEN OF GREELEY is RECORD

Greeley's fire department is show
ing speed.
The latest test which the boys
made evidenced that they can dress.
open the doors Of the station. have
the auto truck ready to start and all
in order in twenty seconds time from
the sounding of the gong.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18

LaSalle. Aug. 13.-A man who
was so drunk that he was unable to
tell his name was arrested by Mar
shall Fenley this morning. All he
could say was that his home was in
Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18

10 too we'll known to need any lulil
ton. His references are his patel
your neighbors and friends,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-02
The Important
Problem

confronting anyone in need Of Taxa
tive is not a question of single ac-
ton only, but Of permanently Eene-
fetal effects, which will follow proper
efforts to live in a healthful way, witr
the assistance Of Syrup Of Figs and
Elixir of SIENNA, whenever it is re
CURED, as It cieanses the system
gently yet promptly, without irrita-
ton and will therefore always have
the preference of all who wish the
best of family laxatives.
The combination has the approval
of physicians because II is known TO
be truly beneficial, and because It has
given satisfaction TO the millions Of
well-informed families who have used
it for many years past.
To get its beneficial effects, always
buy the genuine, manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-02
MURDERER
WILL DIE IN CHAIR
CAPT. L. BUTT,
Company G, Business.

That Henry Smith. seIf-confessed pur-
jurer and eN-convict. viii die in he
electric chair in the Richmond peniten-
tiaTy tomorrow morning FOR the murder
Of Artist Walter r. Schultz in a field
near Alexandra. on March g. 1903 seems
10 be certain, according TO reports of the
attorneys who visited Governor Mann
yesterday, and talked over the case with
him at his request.
Attorney J. Randall Cation counsel
for Dorsey. upon his return from Rich
mOnd TODAY. said Governor Mann asked
him a number of questions, and while
not stating positively what action he in
tended to take he left the impression, By
his line OF questions and talk. that he
did not intend 10 exercise executive
clemency. but rather that he intended TO
let Smith 90 20 the chair tomorrow. II
Smith makes a statement. before the
current is turned on, that statement will
he used either for or against the other
three men. Johnson. Pines and Dorsey.
Among the questions asked Attorney
Cation by the governor was whether he
would believe Smith II he made a state
ment in the electric chair. Attorney
Cation told the governor that he WOuld
not ordinarily believe Smith but as he
thought the most hardened criminal
when confronted with death would tell
the truth, should Smith make a state
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-02
REPORT FORECAST
ON COLD STORAGE
Chairman Hepburn Would
Protect Public Without
lnjuring ProprietorS.

forecast OF the report Of the Sen
ate Committee on Manufactures,
which is investigating the co'G stor-
age Of food. was given by Chairman
Hepburn at a session Of the committee
today.
he. said the Lodge bill would be
redrawn and broadened so as 10 in
sure only wholesome food from the
cold storage houses reaching the peo-
pie. 1t would protect the public and
would not hurt any storage concern
conducted under proper conditions. he
asserted.
Those who made a practice OF stor-
ing food for Indefinite periods and
were Indifferent as to its effect upon
consumers, might find the new law
troublesome, Hepburn said
G. NJ. Prantard, president Of the New
York Wholesale Fish Dealers Associa-
ton. discussed with the committee the
preservation OF FISH in cold storage.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-02

ment In the ch ir tomorrow either de-
claring his client Dorsey innocent or
discriminating him, he would take that
statement as final.
:. @. Brent, Commemorative attorney.
also was summoned 20 Richmond by
Governor Mann yesterday. When seen
today Mr.. Brent said he had talked with
the governor In regard 70 the case, but
was unable 90 draw any conclusions as
10 what action the chief executive in
tended TO take.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-02

TIZ acts at once and makes tired. aching
swollen feet remarkably fresh and sore
proof.
It's the sure remedy. you know. for
everything that gets the matter with YOUR
feet KS for sore feet and for sweaty
bad-Smelling feet, and for corns. caIouses
and bunions. too.
For years / have been troubled with
sore and tender feet: suffered intense
pains Have had the assistance of ply
sicidns without relief. I bought a box
of TlZ, which wicked a perfect cure, as
a has with great many Of my friends.
i would not be without Ia. All Ia re-
quires Is 20 be known TO be universally
used A p DreutZer, Chicago
TIZ Is not powder. Powders and other
foot remedies clog UP the pores TIZ draws
out all poisonous eXudRtiOns which bring on
soreness Of the feet and is the only remedy
that does. TIZ cleans OFT every pore and
glorihes the feet-yOur feet
You'll never limp again or draw I'D your
lace In pain. and you'll forget about your
corns. bunions and calloUses- You'll feel
Ike a new person
TIZ is for sale at all druggists. Is cents
per box, or i viii be sent you direct, II you
wish. from Walter Luther Dodge & Co.
Dodge Bldg. Chicago. III. Recon-
mended and sold b. O'DonneI's Drug
Stores
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-02
RESORTS
Atlantic City.


Hotel and Sanitarium AtLantIs
Owing 10 our Tonic and Curative Baths.
our Elegant Comfort and Exceptional Table
snd Service We are always busy
F. L YOUNG, General Afauzrer
Information M Foster. opposite yViIIa-d
Hotel r,vls-so-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-02

Hotel SranleySS3.e5t4h R ssT2,iH- .. Ave
Cool rooms Write for booklet and terms
Noted for IT'S excellent table. baths
N r CL-ERaN
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-02
GLEN ECHO CPEN

E-ee Motion Pictures in Hippodrorrs
FREE DANCING
SUNDAY SCHOOLS ADMITTED FREE
myZ7-tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-02
Pennsylvania
MONTANESCl

OPENS JUNE IS
Modern. strictly hlgn-clzss in an7ofr.--
ments and patronage. Pocono hszdgusrterS
fOr auto-s-s- Booklet and foor plans upsr
request / D. IVISON. Prop Nj Pocono.
Fenna- my5L jeZLs1fIs
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-02
PROF. HALEY IMPROVED.

Prof. William A. Haley, who has been
confined 70 his home for several weeks
suffering from acute heart trouble is
much improved today, and his attending
physicians are expecting his complete
recovery Prof Haley has not been
able 10 attend 10 his duties as director
OF Haley's Band since last Easter. ow-
ing 10 his Illness.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-02
HENRY DE VILLIERS
is CREATED A PEER

LONDON, June 2.-The first peer ere
ated BY the new King. George V. is Sir
Henry de Villiers. formerly chief justice
OF the Cape Of Good Hope. but now chief
justice OF the supreme court OF South
Africa.
He has been made a baron by the King
on the occasion OF he union Of South
Africa.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-02
HOTEL STICKNEY.

KENTUCKY AVE. & BEACH
F1rePrcof, Elevator. Rccu1s slnEr Or -
suite. win private baths 8 Up 5aiIys so
up weekly l. V STICKNET
ny11-2nf
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
INQUIRY THOROUGH,
SAYS OLLIE JAMES

you may be sure that the investi-
cation into the BaIiuger-P iuchot
controversy viii be most thorough
said Representative James. one Of
the House members Of the Joint in
vestigatfnE committee. today In dis
cussinE the probable outcome Of the
inquiry 10 be set 5-nder way this
week
~Of course. IT would he improper
for me 20 discuss any OF the issues
involved because I am sitting on the
jury I do not know what my Re
publican associates on this committee
from either house viii do. but ]. fOT
one, shall call for every witness that
7 think can shed any light at all on
the situation
eft has been charged that the Dem
OCTsuC members OF the COAImiJIee
viii try 10 play politics with the in
guiry- Wen. II has also been SIE-
CeSted that the Republican members
want only to do the Administration s
bidding. so ] guess that as constituted
the committee ought 10 be able TO
get at the'faCts without playing any
politics"
The committee has organized and
elected Senator Nelson Of MINI eSoCa
as chairman and ReDreSeurarive Nc
Call Of MaSsaC husetrs as vice chair
man. II decided to employ stenoE-
Taphers and clerk who shall be an
expert land sttOrucy-
The committee viii SIT again Tues
day to decide upon a course 10 be
pursued and former Forester PiuChOt-
with his assistants, Price and Shaw.
are invited to be present It is under
stood they viii be accompanied by
attorneys Witnesses necessary TO start
the inquiry viii be summoned at that
time and Il is expected that the tax
Ing of testimony viii be begun about
Friday
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
Senator 10 Serve on Balm
ger-Pinchot Inyestigat-
ing Committee.
MEMBERS INDULGE
IN SKIRMISHING
Iluuisition Will Not Extend Deeper
Than Surface for Several
Weeks.

1t can be SEATED authoTitativeIy tha'
Senator Root Of New York viii sery-
on the BaIinEeT-Pinchot investigation
committee regardless Of the reports
that his appearance before The Hague
tribunal as counsel for the United
States in the Newfoundland fisheries
arbitration case viii require much Of
the time watch he would otherwise be
devoting TO the investigation committee
work
Vice President Sherman IS the author
ity for the statement that Senator Root
would serve on the committee IN dis
cUssin6 she matter, the Vice President
said
Senator Root was appointed, OF
course, after II was understood that
he would give the committee the benefit
Of his service, and If you should hazard
a guess that he viii not remain a
member Of the committee as the reports
suggest. ] should say that you would
make a very bad guess"
Senator Nelson, chairman Of the com
mittee. said practically he same thing
It had become currently reported that
the New York Senator's acceptance OF
the Presidents commission TO appear IN
the important fisheries arbitration case
would take him to Europe just At a
time when his committee at home was
deepest in the inquiry over the merits
of the Pinchot charges The commit
tee would have undoubtedly been weak
ened II this had proven the case
The real investigation of the PiuChot
charges u-FI be determined upon ar the
meeting O. the joint committee on Tues
day II will De some weeks before the
iIQuiSiIiOn extends deeper than the sur
face phases OF the situation. and II is
even now predicted that the committee s
work will not be concluded much before
the latter part of the coming summer.
body adjOUrns 10 Alaska for a first
hand view Of the property over which
the dispute arose
Senator Nelson chairman Of the COM
nittee. viii confer on Monday with
Secretary BallinEeT, Clifford PiuchOt,
linIinaFies, and will report TO his col
leagues on Tuesday as 10 the time need
ed BY the parties 10 the controversy for
his preparation OF their briefs state
neGts, and testimony. Many witnesses
viii be brought TO Washington by both
Uil come all the way from Alaska un-
less the committee decides at the outset
that II viii go to the mountain rather
than haze the mountain come To It.
The political SkITmisliuE which has
been INDUCED in by both Democrat
and Republicans IN the makeup az The
Investigating committee has kept inter
est keen IN the COntroVeTsy- This iu-
FeTESt viii be even more aroused WheT
the facts begin 10 develop at the hear
ings Of the committee These hearings
viii be open. and the country viii he
ClUsions Of its own as 20 the merits OF
the contentious submitted
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
Synopsis Of Chapters Already Published

Synopsis Of Chapters Already Pubiisheo
Marx and Hugh Lee. brothers love
Eiida Graves. daughter OF their employer
Hugh thinks TIlda loves Mark. ana re-
uoUnces her Carl Vaughn a felloVF-eIIl-
plOye insults Mark al banqNeL ana
Mark Confcsses to Hugh that he has taken
s65S 900 In bonds from the Hrr1 g slLe-
Co put VI security IN a deal and U.s..
Vaughn knows OF IL Hugh. 5orriae1r
goes 10 the firms office En- Ehll11eipni@
with the bond envelope but EHcs tn4I a
substitution has been made The scene
shifts to Baltimore Carl Vaughn bursts
Iu on the two hrCt hers and Mark pursu'S
him from the house Hugh. IN LTEl ING To
recover tho bonds. gets package or
EauEhn-s love letters and just escapes
arrest for burglary He huds ms brother
unconscious on q. pier. and In taking nina
home IS recognized by ElarChlord- a de-
rectfve- The next day the newspapers
say that Carl Vaughn has been FOUND
dead off the pier where Hugh s. brother
was found. HIda Graves calls at the
Lee home. Hush asks her 10 ue-ieEe III
what he has been IN The past ana tlrn
tells Marx that he viii himself shoulder
the rrsDousihUily for the murder and Aees
I'D washington He visits Teresa Eerri- an
0ue-a singer 90 whom Vaughn 9 love -eI-
-ers are addressed. and tells her Vaughn
Is dead She screams throws her arms
around his neck. and wceps on MS sfFul-
der Guests are alarmed by the screams
and FFEla Graves whose room vas across
the hall, walks IL
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
HUNDRED PRESENT
AT HOUSE WARMING
New Home of BloOmingdale
Club Opened Aus
piCiOuSly.

Members OF the BIoomfuEdarp club
are being congratulated tOdav upon
the success Of a smoker and house
warming given at their new home
2fl Florida avenue northwest, last
everiug- About 100 guests were pres
enf.
TIE clubhouse has been furnished
IN an attractive manner the entire
first floor being thrown open into
one large assembly room On the
second floor are the reading room. III
bTary. board room. and secreta-v-s
office The third floor IS devoted 10
card and pool rooms
During the early part of the even
ing the guests were entertained IN
The asSemb room, after which a buT-
let luncheon was served
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
Wanted Statesmen.

TANS-E-xD7- iu any line % SET
general trade iu 1i5u5 -la7d and Virginia. an
uuexCeITed speciality u-rp-s-tilE- vacancy after
February -z-- CCu--lis.-iCns with 50 weekly
for expenses THE CC[TTN ENTAI5 . FsF-
ELIT CO. Cleveland ohio. lr-
WANTED F-f-s--c-1ss salesman rr- District
o. Columbia territory u sell staple lire OF
absolutely new cad exceptional terms. one
having successful specially experience pre-
fzr-eE- attractive contract cor 1910 e11-a ming
liberal weekly "a aule clause references
required MILES r ETELEE CO. gieve-
land Ohio IT.
CAPABLE SALESMA< 10 cover Virginia
with staple line high commissions with 500
monthly advance permanent position to right
man JESS II SMITH CO. Detroit, Mich
IL
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
LECTURES FOR BLIND
IN READING ROOM

In the reading loom TOT the blind at
the Library Of CO-ISresS. the following
volunteer numbers viii be given dur
ing the week Tuesday, address b. Z
/ Temple, on European Travel
Thursday, piano recital by Frauleiu
HeTmine LudeTs. Saturday. Gold Min
ing Experiences in the Early DAYS in
Australia by Joseph BUrcheuaI
There = = limited sea ting capacity in
the reading room which win accoum9-
date only fifty persons besides the blind
and their escorts. The first fifty com
ing viii be given seats and after that
the doors viii be closed.
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
Wanted-Agents.

GCfFN TS-Fe uanulaC---n and control 81
fast se5iars- no other firm handles them biz
Illustrated CataEoE o. $50 srz-5aIr5ez Erse.
samples furnished every housewife a uur-
ChaSers. spring su~-7-lrzes T'EASE MFG
CO. Dept So. Eufa y e. 58-6-S--la-
We PAY $50 a mont salary and furnish rfE
and all expenses 1u 5-r-rEI-e poultry and
stock powders new U.a-- steady work
ETGLE-E CO Eg-a Springfield III lie
OUR SPECIALTIES viii enable you @, ma De
e. 90 $40 daily frr aEou; s1gr hours work
write today FLEET WALKER CO. SO
Harlem ave- Baltimore. sd i
AGENTS wanted Tor a hfzE-cIzss Beautifully
printed and illustrated dol .ar-a-gear vv1r1su's
ma EazIu-- a. -lu-lsslo1. 80 cents Oh each
dollar slhzc. s,s- .11. Write f1- agents Fee
outfit. AMERICAN HOME MONTHLY =
spruce s. New York c-G-Lg--e1Sl
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
Situations Wanted-Female.

BY FTRST-CLASS IaurEress- al kinds OF
washing to- take home moderate prices
$50 y ST. y " L"
BY RESPECT4BI-E white woman. chamber
work and plain sewing. Please call IS JohR
Marshall pL y Y n 1855 1t'
EXPERIENCED Won an wishes sick nursing
Of aav descrIptIC7. address OF phone,
NURSE gT . ~ W Js2-2tH
ETATT. ORDER CLERK wants position 2
wears experience MISS z NJ II. 629 G
s. : ". jsE-StT
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
Help Wantsd-Male


~ YOU ARE OUT ~ q paz1tlon o. s1r= tsss
tEan $40 per rnonth, les us ErsFssrs re- a.
en- expert automobile EalcsUzE- Cemonstra or
weeks Cost less Jhan nTs, m0uth's saIary
>eariy ha4 the tulti17 yo1 can pay aftc-
you graduate and secure a position. For
fan Information cal On Or acd-esz. z q
TIE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
NASHINGTC< N<C.B,
1870 ian 81 n ~
The largest schooi o. Automobile Engineer.
Ing and saleznansAiP n Omitted STATES.
JAZZ
HF,N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uIlnecessary- %
Eremen or braken1eu GA nearby railroads. &C.
count Increasing business. I'D strike ages
3D. Ss0-Ng0 monthly froinoLi2n' l--9 men
sent % positions ln -ast Tour months send
stamp state age. weight. height RAIL
WAY ASSOCIATION. care Times gfi.ce-
NiEN-Two active. young cali between s
and ,. IN. 90 Eye ST. y " u"
Men 10 learn b@-Ear trade only Few weeks
required wages after FIRST month. steady D0-
Siti0n guaranteed. write for catalogue
LOLERS BARBER COLLEGE -E B0gFeTy.
-se- York city Ja---@-'
PORTER for gents furnish goods store
permanent position LOUIS EIItSH. 81 +
STOCK BOYS. bundle wrzppers. wagon
Jumpers. and boys for floor service must be
positions. ana chance for advancemenr- Ap-
ply 70 @ o. Norris AZ IsANSBEHGH z
10, - % 50 sth 81 y w 1a-l-Lt
WOODWORKz R-CarrIaEe and wagon AD-
ply 20 JSO. W. SUMMERS Co. AIexan5ria
Va 5aZ2-3tc
WANTED OF 3 young. well dressed men
VINO can LOOK and act Ike frst-Class cabin
passengers OF ocean steamship sailing
from New York in summer Apply sta g
door COLUMBIA THEATER. 10 q m.
Monday. Il
VANTED-Electric light Iiuerneu 70 work IN
vicinity o. Philadelphia; good wages steady
employment for good men Report 20 DEL
AWARE COUNTY ELECTRIC COMPANY.
Morton. Pa jaS3-2t-
VVA1-TED-Active. ambitious Young baseball
players for 1910 minor league teams 10 take
the place ~ players drafted by the major
I leagues Address BOX so, Rochester. y Y
It.
We WANT fifteen or twenty young men who
can come wei recommended 20 prepare for
positions automobile statesmen. for one
OF the largest sales companies IN Washing
ton. positions guaranteed TO those having
Satisfactory reference Application mast be
fled before February J. For fan particulars
call on c. address s b ETCE. Sec =
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE, OF
WASHINGTON tIEC-l,
1853 14ta St ". W
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
Floor Oils.

O. T HUNTERS SANITARY DCST-kILL1-
T<G- FLOOR OIL. keeps the f0oTs clean ans
H-f-h- gives them polished Eulsh- 80 gallon
=er{,-r-a+ Phone Main 5E5s Once III Pa
ave y " GOOD FOR YOUR FTRcSl-
TT-RE TRY IT jaZ-sts
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
Law and Collections.

ALI. CASES; ali courts. secret service. Col
nO2S-f
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
Help Wanted-MaIe.

Help Wanted-Male.
order business a. home evenings EEA-
COCK Lockport, y 81 del9-Su-rf
ASSISTANT STEwARD-Iusile- must -
young and quick not much experience need
ed HENSHAW, lHI n y ave a m-
Ao1d2F- 5a2Z-2-s
FRTCkLAYEES at once Apply THOMP-
SON-STARBETT CO. "a and n w
5a---stc
BOY-BriEht. active white. IS years Of axe
with wheel. as special messenger s0oJ pay
and permanent position Apply 90 H. w.
SCHAUB- with GCLDENBERG' < 9Th and X
BOYS-BriEht. active. IS years or axe. as
bundle collectors good par a-I se--1a-e-r
positions Apply TO II " SCHACR. with
GOLDENBEEG' : 7th and X sts- y W IL
BOY in candy factory HOBAN'S. 500 IAN
EOY-Largs- ROYAL GLUE CO. 70 \ S-W-
5al--stc
BRIGHT BOYS can earn good money work
Ing after school hours Apply BOX 3.
Washington Times sel--U
BOYS with wheels. $ 70 SO week DINE
MESSENGER SERVICE rs u desl-rf
BLSHEIN IEN-Two- Arp1- SHATEIO'S
after O'Clock Io-1iz 9Th s. y " 1cc
BUsHELMAN for mems clothing; good. per
EIanent p0Sillcn Apply 10 MANAGER
HECHT & CO. 5I3-5i5-5lI 9Th St It
BtkAth k.A4E<A-N E-EA-. clean lTSale- W L.
LIAM CLIFFORD, % 18Th e. y ". ta=l-5t'
CANvASsERS. hustIers. energetic wei
dressed business and house 20 house mem 8
10 70 Monday morning HARPER BLDG
80 HooT. II
COMPOsITOR-Experieneed in 5oo printing
Apply 51S II 81 \. E Jaz2-2t+
IS COOKS-At once az MARYLAND QUICK
LUNCH. 60 sth St ta12-5t-
CATARRH, asthma sufferers send me your
name and address Tor free bottle or a liquid
that cures to stay cured ddTess T. COR
HAM. Battle Creek Mich ItF
DRIVER-First-cIass for grocery store. one
capable OF taking care a. no ses and solicit
Ing orders. CHAS. COLVIN & CO. 27f0 18Th
. y -ez--etC
EARN SO TO SIS a week during spare time:
we as manufactures start YOU and furnish
every thing. no cauyassiuE. 8 simple sue
cessfui mail order pans 20 keep our fac
. tories busy. coach YOU and show YOU
and make big profits, spare time 60 start.
write today for positive proof. PEASE
MFG CO.. $50 Pease Bldg. Buffalo. " Y
jaw Su-lSt
FEW MEN yvANTED-Cssh weekly made at
tending TO our advertising material for your
locality no canvassinE- Dept go. PANDORA
MFG CO. London. ont IT.
FEW MORE I've men 60 sell new accident
Insurance, small premium, big commission to
hustIers. experience not necessary. II. g..
SMITH. once l. 6l9 r St. lockwood Bldg
LADIES TAILOR-First-clsss. long season
20 right party 1913 Ittn- tell-.yc
MAN or BOY twbItcl 40 drive milk wagon.
milk cows. and make himself weful about
small place. T. F. GATES. TAX 9usa Park.
d. c Ja-@-St'
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
Storage.

STORAGE HAULED FREE
Lowest Rates IN The City
81 o. Per Lead Per Month
Estimates CEeerfuIiy Given
p BAUM * son Do Pa ave. y W
Phone Main IZ54 saeI-Jr
CIR or ESTIMATE on absolutely hrs-
--ooF storage. NOV uE. packing UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO. zIS-2J 1CtI s. y.
w Main 4229- 5ezs-u
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
Help Wanted
Male and Female

NAN OR WO5IAE-We can help you 20 be a
factory owner We tell you how 20 ma ke
big money you can start az home easy
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