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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-28
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

HELP WANTED-FEMALE
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER-Ca stay
nights Il desired: good worker 25o5 Wis
.--l-sLn -
MILLINERY PREPARERs and saiesiadies.
Apply p ROSE. IDS + st. y. w
-iANGLE HANDS apply WEST END
LANDRY. 10 Pa. ave.
AIANGLE HANDS.
2lz Isth 81
NOTICE TO LADIES.
1t is your fault il you are out Of work.
position that viii pay YOU S250 o s. a day
after taking fuii course Of instruction az
his New York Academy OF Dresscutting, De-
signing Ladies' Tailoring Finishing and
Millinery School, ul5 G 81 You can learn
in two weeks
NURSERY GovERNEss with sod ezseu-
tive ability to make home with refined
family state educational qualifications BOX
52f Times Office
NURSE for young children; bright. oompe-
tent white EiTi, not over twenty years old
must have references; wages. $50 a week
80 Gavfeld St \ W. Phone n sesS
RELIA BILE WOMAN to cook and do house
work may stay nights NJ Y WEBB.
Us d ST y W
STENOGRAPHERS and typewriters; sales
girls, millinery salesladies, cashiers. book
keepers Apply NlCkER1' : EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE, So Munsey Building No regis
rrati0n fee
LADIES-Three for Iieea department:
must have thorough knowledge OF fancy
linens. Address {. a NOurse, ". B MOSES
& SONS
SALESLADIES-TV experienced;
Tor all departments. THE FAMOUS. 81
- tih 81 y "
SAI.FSLADIES- IN ali depart
ments: al once COED salary. permanent
position Apply 20 Superintendent 8 HAAtlr
Lansburgh & Bro. i20 70 42s TN st
sTO8EN-InteIIigent energetic. sub
urban real estate. who live ia northeast and
southeast salary and commission. expert
ence unnecessary BOX 5IS. Times o1lee-
SKIRT HANDS Experienced. at once: good
pay 20 right party 1210 G st y "
SKIRT HAND-FIrst-Class, also coat hard.
Ions season: good pay Apply al once l4to
SKIRT HAND and helpers in ladies. tailor
Place 81 18th ST y W
WAITREss-Colored: good references 11fO
I'm az
WAIT E-SS ESS-TwJ. experienced BOYD'S
CAFE. llZI Pa ave y W
WOMAN for general housework- Apply 1915
W05IA,l-CoIoTed. Tor general houssw3rk:
wash ana iron - Ist 81 y "
WOMAN for general Homework. stay nights.
ZZl1 Mass. ava
WHITE WOMAN for mushroom. sI5 7tb
ST "
WOMAN for general housewoTks references
required Call az sos II 81 Y ".
YOUNG LADY OF neat appearance As DEM
oustratOr in lrug store window. no expert
ence necessary good salary TO right party
KIRK EcS DALTfS. 9TH and ? SITS
YOUNG LADY to work In store and assist
with light homework German preferred
HIS II 81 y r
YOUSG GIRL for upstairs work must stay
nights 1907 r 81.
YOUNG GIRL Tor fttinS room Apply at
ence. PLUM. 1915 18Th ST y W
YOUNG GIRI-InteiliEent. 20 do shopping
Apply az once PLTYMS, ITS 18th -
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Want Ads
Telephone Number. Main $3.50
PERSONAL

W J COLEILL-E-S latest book. Ancient
Mystery and Modern Revocation VITA
otners OF his works. and any other books
pertaining to spiritual works. For sale bs-
SIGNORA ANNINA ANDRINA FaZZI. cor.
4th and E Cap sts- Phone Lincoln 1850
over Postofhee-
LEND MONEY on PAWN TICKETS Z
per cent small monthly payments. Let
ne save your 3ewelry- Address BOX IS.
Times Office
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PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIES
FLOOR FINISHING

OLD FLOORS SCRAPED to the wood. re-
polished and wsNed is our specially expert
ucrkmeu. work guaranteed FLOOR RE-
POLISHING CO. $50 I'D 81 y. ". send
postal.
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LOST AID FOUND

LoST-On sunday. Sept 18th. on the Glen
Echo car. a gold medal with name an
graved OF Il Morton Hamlet ST JoSeuh-s
COiieSe- Reward Address BOX 9s5. Times
LOST-Set Of licenses. No. sos ans ba dra
No 81 Return TO 1864 Jefferson st ana
receive reward.
LOSI-Cat white and yellow. one ear r.
ward u returned 20 ISIS n Ct y W
Phone y 75s7.
L-oSl-I tuesday, morning. gold filed case
open lace watch Return 70 OWNER SIS
9 st y E and receive reward
LOST-Gold watch foo Win 51i-5-I- 20. ~
a. II the nelghborhood OF 18th and r
y W Reward ir left a. ASoufrn-s T1-r-r
store. ISIS 18th s. y "
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BICYCLES

SEE Us about viking bicycle repaired free
for one year L y MUDD. JR-. NC, I12s
New York ave y. ".
WANTED-Ia0 second hand bIcvcIss- p +
AENDEIL & CO. lis Tth 81 y "
We ARE stju selling Unicorn tirsS a.
sI-s5- p. J. AENDELL & CO. rs IN \ ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

I PAY the highest cash prices FOR ladies'.
Senternens, and childrsn's CASTOR wearing
sppAIel; drop postal VIII can g LIVING
sL0Z. - IN s. wv. OF Phone North 7sof
WASTED-To buy ali the Old cook STOVES
IN washington We pay best prices Old
stoves taken in eEchsnSe Tor new ones. Drop
postal % = kRlPSAM. 10 IN 81 y W
BIG MONEY paid for ladies' and centIeueu-r
cast-oT clothing. shoes. hats Postal viii
can : BERNSTEIN 1914 7th 81 y 1870 Y
VAN 115-SUitcase ana ulster. size 80. also
Winchester OF other good repeater. -Ze-csIi-
oer- ali must be in 6rsf-Class condition ana
cheap Address BOX -. Times oHIoe-
wANTED-Second-hand furniture Of al
kinds also carpets, mattings. stoves. etc
( pay the highest cash prices send card
OF phone D NOTES. SO La ave y W
WANTED-To buy Old furniture Entire con
tents Of fats and hoIsess OF win buy any
Quantity Phone Lin 81 Y SINCLAIR q
co. 81 1OJh y W
Il BAUM & son. 90 Pa ave n W--An
niture- We are IN the market 10 buy slIEhs-
y used furniture. store fixtures. and ofsice
furniture Of every dsseuptiO1- Z BAUM
& son. Phone " 12S4-
HIGHEST CASH prices paid Tor won cI,55S
i1gs either ladies' or gents send postal.
VIII call B TARSHES. 1sos 7th st N ".
Phone North tss
HIGHEST CASH paid for ladies' or gentle
mems worn garments send postal, VIII
call, AELPER- 1222 9Th St y W
WANTED-FurnituTe Tor cash; sell your
goods TO the man who gives yen the most
money See HOPWOOD. ssh and X
BIG MONEY paid FOR cast on clothing. shoes.
hats. and shirts drop postal, VIII call
a GEWIRZ- l-LS 1th 81 n W
WANTED-Furniture and carpets contents
Of houses specially. FOR cash. fair and
square dealings ALBAJGH. 500 Z y w
TAIL0Rs
SPECIAL SUITITGS FOR FALL
AND WINTER
UNION LABEL on EVERY GARMENT
Our prices are reasonable WHY Because
We are out OF the high rent district. II
II Is not entirely satisfactory your money
IS cordially refunded
H MALLINOFF
Merchant Tailor SIS &
TAILORING
ALL KINDS OF WORK
LANDSMAN. 81 EAST CAPITOL.
Mr. UNION MAN-We use the custom union
LABEL nj OF no pay newest patterns; finest
fabrics L ROSSNER 505 F St " "
0HKSAITu
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DENTISTRY

CIT RATE PAINLESS DENTIsTRF
Full set - teeth. S3-59- Gold Crowns. s.
BridgeWork. g Filings soc up PAINLESS
EXTRACTION FREE L : ARMY l.
NAVY PAINLESS DENTISTS. cor. 7th ana
+ SITS Eatrsnce- SO T ST y W Phone
Main SOC.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-28
RUG WEAVING.

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from ola Carpets;
The Washington Rug Weaving Co. 0Iics
and works. 81 9Th St y. W Main 49,
HANDSOME reversible rugs from worn car
pets. We guarantee our work. ECLIPSE Rug
WEAVING Co. Z2ss Ca ave Ph0ne 80
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-28
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

.ATTived-NiDer, FatapscC Patuxent,
Caesar. Georgia. and Lebanon. at
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-28
HELP WANTED
Male and Female

SHORTHAND AND TYPE " FTTTSG-COu-
pIete course Pitman or Barnes rs C-rcrr
$50. Syllable. So. touch tyDewritfnE WIZ
each course with machine home free Pr
NaJe instruction requiring from three TO six
mon NJ 70 complete position guaranteed.
81 ENOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE. SO Colorado
Bldg
ALTERATION HANDS-Th0rou-bI e,pe-7-
enced- on ladies coats and skirts Apply
u ERLEBACHERs - F 81. y w.
GOVERNMENT ENPLCTES WANTED
Write for Washington fail sexaminzr ion
schedule FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept
f1-J. Rochester- y y
ACCOUNTANCY.
BOOKKEEPING. STENOGRAPHT
TEPEW BITING
NO CLASS sS-E<NPERT INSTRUCTORS
INTERSTATE. - 18TH ST. y. "
TELEPHONE NAN 42s5
NAN AND WIFE-CoIored. for sJ1burrsr
home. man must be good gardener woman
for general Homework steady work zo1d
ges- Apply SEQ r ST y W
WASTED-CIvI Service students. ths besg
and quickest preparation obtsinabIs in
Washington STRAYEE-S BUSINESS COL
LEGE. Old Mss5nic Temple. 9th and F.
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l4ELP WAN ED-FENALE

Az INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn 800
canvassing- Send for particulars PRESS
SYNDICATE LockDor'- n I
ALTERATION HANDS on skirts. Apply 515S
18Th st COHENCIOUS-
APPRENTICE FOR work shop. Apps 81.
once PLC4M'S- 10 lith st y "
COOKS for Boston. Mass. Huaale. ana A.
wages. fares given, other heIr this city.
EUREKA 1eli \ r. ave
COOK-whlte. SO; glass pantry girls. so.
Mattresses. hotel SO FISHERS AGEN-
tA- 4ls 10Th 81
COOK-FxDerience5 White and to 40 -
eraf housewOrk- reference required good
salary. II. PASTER,SAk- IZ59 18th st p " I
COOK chamber1uaids. house cleaners. zen
eral housevrorkers- 1ss5 lth n "
GIL to help in Kitchen at SIS E Cap
GIRG-Re!iable, general homework; room II
desired Cal S5z2 18th ST y w
GIRL-Nest. cplored- TO do general house
work and cook g. 4 y
GIRL-C0lored. experienced with references
for general houseDOrk- 1917 Kenyon St.
Apartment =
GIRL-TzDerieneed, sEir, hand: long season
/ SHINDl-ER- 1870 8. y. ".
COUNTER GIRL-ExPe1enced- PENNsYL-
NANIA CAFE. ~ Pa ave.
COUNTRY Girl. Tor general houzework-
Apply 5G53 18th St Bring reference.
-COLOBED Girl, or woman for general
lrlusework- family Of four. good home.
STATE wages give references BOX is. East
Fans Church Va
FTNTSHERS on vests experienced and learn
crs- SIS Ith St Room -
GIRI.-C7eraan. wanted for general house
work go St \ z
GIRL TO cook. wash. and IRON. email fanny
references required 2629 I1th St y w
GIRL-ReIiabIe. capable coIored for GEN
era1 housewoTk So Nd ave y z
GIRL Tor general housework- with reference
Apply 2l5s Ontario road-
HOCSEwORKER-Good, general SIS Nd
y (
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-28
AUTOS REPAIRED

LET Us Put YOUR shade, radiator. rsrd-
er; and lamps into proper conditicns very
small cost Try US FRENCH RADIATOR
& FENUER Co, 49, ST w Moth 80 n
We REPAIR Oh REBUILD your auto; cars
Cleaned b. cay CT month. oils. EssolsDs,
and suppsleS5 reasonable prices al work
guaranteed 1445 Columbia Court. between
lsth ana 18th. Columbia n ana Irving o.. /
REPAIR WORK speciality. charges nod
crate BENNER- lie 5th s. y ~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-28
WHERE TO DINE.

BANK CAFE 9Th and z IS. good ho1zle-like
German cooking combination breakfast sus-
Ga &c, cereal OF fruit. eggs any STYLE
bread OF rolls ana coffee. also excellent srs-
ciaL lslcheon. Iry Es and ba eonvincsd
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-28
WANTED-AGEKTS

WANTED--Agsnts 20 Introduce a household
necessity OF merit backed By strong sd-
yeTtising Gor the agents. agents make g 70
SO a day Call at As 7ih 81 y. ". q
floor NEUWAY MFG CO.
J MADE $4,000 IN I've years EIgh q snail
mall order business, began with So send
FOR sree booklet Tells how. HEACOCk
SIS LockpOrt- y
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-28
DANCING

LETTERS. fs7 20" ST \ N
We teach Glide waltz and Tvo-step. Ger
man y att. Seuorita- Boston, and all society
Dances. three lessons, 81
CLOG DANCING OUR SPECIALLY.
PROF WTNDHAM SIS 18th y n an
dances taught; any hour; lesson SOC: cugck
method guarantee all scholars Phone " $50.
MISS COULTER. now al Sg7 L 81 y V
II you can walk can teach YOU % waltz
lessons any time. 90 Phone North ZS15.
CLOVER s. 6I8 IND Pri- lessons, sec: v-NItz
rWo-step guar. > lessons; new dance
cIsss Tue. Thur Sax eve sc Phone " II2s
DAvIsOS'S. Prof and Mrs. 10 SIN n W
Est 1882 Phone n 4Ss4- Lessons auy ht,s1r-
classes and dances Tues. Fri evE Assam
bly, dances Natl Rifles Armory every Sat sy-
DANCING STUDIO. rs Eye St X ".
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb. teachers:
social dance Thursdayz- Phone Main ssk2-
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL
Only enc taught AZ a time
Latest dances two Instructors
IS13 y I. ave. SELECT. Phone n 5szs 2.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-28
MOTORCYCLES

I HAVE on HAND a lev slightly ussd
motorcycles in excellent condition fncfud-
Ing the following EaTiey-Ds Wilson's /
Excelsior I Yale. Indians, / MINNEAPOLIS
--speed van All vs-- ressona bic ? II
CORR SIS eth St y "
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-28
WOMEN'S WANTS

VIAVI SCIENCE or HEA LTF4- nsturzI
noa-surElcals cloth bound. go page Fb5ok
free Apply By mail eIs Colorado BuIldIng-
Free lecture for women Wednesday 30 , IA
WAesTED-A few more ladies' for scalp treat
menr and facial massage A J. SMITH.
e55 r St y
QUALITY ICE CREAM delivered IN the clIy
81 GAL sc = gal Try Il.
GEO. II AMREIN. Ig0s y 7 AVE
STIChIEST STICEER that ever stJsck Cfiues
furniture. glass. china. books everything
Roysl Glue Ioc. soc. Sc Pints &. DruEzists etc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-28
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

WANTED-Apsrtment house restaurant man
agement- responsible party highest refer
euces5 VIII manage restaurant ia apartment
house BOX 81 Times Office
WANTED-Positiou as driver by young man
11is 26th St y "
HOUSE PAINTING OF every description. Ad-
dress PAINTER so Indiana ave y w
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WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED-space about 20 BY 50 feet in room
loft OF shed, with ceiling IS to 20 feet
high: rent must be reasonable Address
BOX 81. Times Office
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

WANTED-Bv two respectable c1Iured girls
housework. and wash 10 take home .
7 enLon St y =
WANTED-By lady Of refinement pfa~a -
care for invalid Hiss r. COLLINS. ais
L St 8 Z
WANTED-By neat reliable coI1reF ~
position as nurse or cham BERNARD Apply
1l=G Pierce DL y "
WANTED-GeneraI homework: can 90 ref-
ereuce- 1855 L st n "
FTRST-CLASS LAUNDRY design vgo-k 81
AZ home 1oi II St < W
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-28
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

DROP POSTAL for our estimates on house
repairing and rernodeIinE- J. b GTBBS
Is17 L 81. N-W- Phones ; ss97 cad X 10 81.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-28
HORSES AND VEHICLES

CLARENCE s kESSLEk q BRO.
Phone Main So7Z 65I- Z Sd y "
Distributors for Rose MfE cos
PATENT NEYEROJT CARRIAGE LAMPS
No- = l. Polished Brass esch------------SS--5
No .. Gun Metal. each g.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-28
NOTICE TO LADIES

II is your fault il YOU are out Of work.
Proc Livingston GUARANTEES you hrst-class
pos tor thar viii pay you $50 % 50 a day
after taking fu5i course Of instruction al
his New York Academy OF Dresscutting, De
signing Ladies Tailoring. Finishing and
Millinery School, I115 81 You can learn
in two weeks
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-28
l0CKSMITH
WINDOW CLEANING

HOW. ABOUT THOSE DIRTY wINDows7
White help and mOderats prices LEON +
CAHOON, Acme Window Cleaning c. re-
moved TO FL G st y W Phone II 7Iss
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-01-26

IL has always been our d rae
tice In the 21 years of our ex.
perience In the retail drug bust
ness TO never recommend any
remedy until after we had
satisfied ourselves as TO it's
efficacy. And conforming 10
that rule, we feel no hesitancv
IN saying that Nyal's Remedies
are the peer of any we have
ever sold. Money cheerfliuv
refunded If not satisfactory
Ask for booklet. Sole agents.
ENTERPRiSE DKUG co.
We are glad TO announce
that Miss n X. Kerr has re-
turned 20 her work In our
school, and her return is herald.
ed with great delight bv both
pupils and patrons. for Miss
Kerr rs "a very excellent teacher
and christian Young lady Of
culture and refinement. She
has our deepest and most sin
cere sympathy iu her present
sorrow and bereavement. Nav
cod give her strength 90 endure
her affection.
John b. Wade. came very
near losing his mill pro-ert, bv
fire one night us. week mo
left fire in the stove. when Doe
went fU nl1 ruI fhn r,...t -....-,,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-01-26

Plays that appeal to the
heart ANA plays that heads Of
families can bring their culla-
rem % see are the plays hat
thrive Such a play is Along
the kennebec which viii be
presented in Big Stone Gan.
W ednesoay February IN a.
with its wealth 0f beautiful
scenery and "a company of actors
uneXcelled by any n their re-
spsctive lines The play Is
SAID 90 be full of bright spark.
ing comedy and a splendid
band and orchestra is carried
and good music IS one of the
many features.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-01-26

II
Cincinnati travelling salesman.
spent a few days in town the
past week.
I. Il. and ID. b. Brotherton
have moved their stock of goods
from near the postoffice into the
storeroom on Wood Avenue oc-
cupied by j w. Willis. which
they recently purchased. Mr..
Willis has moved his store into
the Carter building or East
Fifth Street. recently occupied
by r.. r. Willis.
Freshness guaranteed re
ceivcd by express shipments
direct from the makers kept
cas- carefully as though they
were cut flowers and sold
Immediately, Whitman s choco-
.ates and confections reach
your hands fresh. as we'll as
pure and exquisite I'm flavor.
should SOU ever have a fault to
find. bring the box back and
we VIII make IL satisfactory.
sole agents.
ENTERPRISE DRrG Co.
Miss Bernice OR. who is
teaching school at Toms Greek.
visited HongioiSs az this place
saturday and sunday.
,-...
''''.lNe. VINO hAd ine
gam, .' ioo'e ms resi-
..,..i g.. ~ r =. YOU, os .,'e' mas
and has taken charge of the
o.r''ar Hotel Nr. Whitaker
"iI. Also go into the Wholesale
-.ifr t.elr,m. ,r~ 1vbi+sl..-
.nf I.- m.-f .,..iI.,+ f,,,.l,.
H.. Ih. a..
d. 81 rlanart of Jouesviile.
ne United sta..s Court
Alley. ol Wise. was af-
""'''- court here This week.
N,.... r,.....
prepared aud guaranteed hv
on0 oi lue MOST reliable manu-
facnrer- n tne United States
tuN each remedy is guaranteed
.a Hl CLAIMED for &C.. if tneF
a.NI |Our money vil be Us
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-01-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

10 eastern Nehtucky
Nessrs Jno ID Daily and 7
Peerv of To1e,voIi 80 80 ~
town TINS week attending Unit
ed states court
- cr;eit &c rr,,,l-,-
was among .nose ln town 'hi'
W 0oN '''''i'''i'5 "''e' ''"'es
oo"'''
J. ID. u Owens of lIurnha,
Va. was d guest al the Monte
Vista Monday
,vasin to,~n '1 ,,i - yv0. ,.''' '''''''
mack oe- for raonlo wb, .r
8reciaf. niAI'ITS V-.lrr,.,,..
chocolates AMID ronf.,+ior.
famous since 1870 sofa ACCENT.
ENrrrrnisr Dian. az
Mrs. Elizabeth Gnrv and
daughter Miss llappie ars
visiting relatives al Stoneoa
'nis week.
John Fox. DR.. the author. re-
Turned to tho c.r .rra...
. u'... p. .o' ,-. 1l OBJ several
't'N>, "I 'uI h0 'tI."N.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-01-26

Love and patho- intermiu-
gled with contag.ou hum0r.
framed DOB q picture of rural
simplicity, are the rudimeut- of
success of Along the henue-
bee, the newest New England
play which will De- the artrac
non at the auditorium. Wed
nesday night. February -nd
40 play written on this popular
theme has proven more sue
ccssful and DO bids fair t0 rival
800 popularity the most attrac.
. We plays of modern times.
Connecticut western news., 1910-11-10

A. L. HUGTNS, Blaoksmithing, Horse Shoeing, Wagon Making Wood.
 work, Iron Work, Painting, Etc. Church Street, CANAAN, CONN.
Connecticut western news., 1910-11-10
sMupelNe, THE coRNFlELD.

The success attending the smudging of orchards, berry and truck patches is now accepted as matter of practi- cal demonstration. Recently some one has hit upon the idea of smudging cornields in order to protect them from the early frosts, which so often impair not only the fodder value of the stalk and leaves, but the quality of the grain as well. With view to acquainting, farmers along its lines with the methods to be followed in doing this work the Rock Island rail- road has sent to all agents in the northern part of its territory the fol lowing simple directions: 'In the even ing, If there are any indications of frost to come during the night, load up a load of straw and if the straw is very dry throw a few pails of water on it. While the thermometers should be watched all night, as a general thing it does not freeze until about o'clock in the morning. When 1t is about 2 degrees above freezing haul the straw out to the side of the field from which the wind comes (one would think that the wind would come from the north when it freezes, but that IS not always the easel and throw few punches along the side of the field and if convenient four or five rods from it. When it is about cold enough to freeze set fire to the straw. After having smoked the field in this manner water can be seen running down the stalks, while the fields not so treated will be stiff with the frost
 In this way many cornfeld can be pulled through several frosts. The smoke and heat will keep away frost for a considerable distance and thus save a large quantity of corn that
 would otherwise be lost. This sugges-
 ton may seem little theoretical, but
 1t has been demonstrated in number of cases that many times the cost or
 labor and material will be returned"
Connecticut western news., 1910-11-10
skIMHILk FOR PIGS.

Additional evidence of the value of skimmilk as a feeding for young pigs has been forthcoming in some feeding experiments conducted by the Nebras ka experiment station. It was found that of three lots of pigs fed respec- lively skimmilk, milk containing 3.5 per cent butter fat and milk contain ing 5 per cent of butter fat the first lot made an average gain of thirty six pounds in thirty days, the second twenty eight pounds in thirty days. and the third lot, which was fed the richest milk, made a gain of but twen- ty-fve pounds in the same length of time. Covering longer periods of feed ing the results showed an even greater advantage in favor of the slxfmmilk.