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The Washington times., 1910-03-23
NAVY


Captain J. e. ROLLER, retired. detach-
cd navy yard, New York, y Y 20
home.
Lieutenant Commander ". r. CHER
ARDI, detached Bureau Of Equip
ment, Ma " Department. Washing
ton. D. G; TO Delaware as nav
iEating officer.
Lieutenant Commander 3. +. HUTCH
INSON, detached photographic Of
fee. Bureau Of Equipment, Navy
Department; 10 Naval Academy. An
napolis, Nd.
Lieutenant Commander c. p. SHAW, re-
tired, detached navy yard, Norfolk,
Va. 10 home
Lieutenant W. K. RIDDLE, detached
Annapolis Naval Station, TUtuila,
Samoa: 90 home and wait orders
Midshipman W Smith, detached Mon
tana, To Severn.
MidshipmRn II. T. SETTLE, detached
Wisconsin. to New York.
Midshipmen F. L. SHEA, detached
Wisconsin TO New York.
Assistant Surgeon G. B. WHITMORE,
detached Wisconsin; to Delaware.
Assistant Surgeon A. II. DODGE, de
tached Naval Hospital, Las Animas,
Col; TO California.
Acting Assistant Surgeon w. A Bloc
DORM. detached Naval Medical
School, Washington, D. C: TO Naval
Hospital, Las Animas, Col
Paymaster NJ. R GOLDSBOROUH. de
tached Navy Yard, Philadelphia,
Pa: to North Dakota
detached Navy Yard, Norfolk, Va;
u North Dakota as assistant pay
officer.
Naval Constructor J. 9. TAWRESEY.
detached Navy Yard. Portsmouth. y.
H. TO duty as experimenting con-
structor, works New York Shipbuild-
ing Company, Camden, y. J.
Naval Constructor J. n. BTNNERD, de-
tached New York ShipbuildinE Com
pany, and continue other duties.
Naval Constructor W. p. ROBERT. de-
tached New York ShipbuildinG Com
pany. Cadmen, y. J.; 10 Navy
Yard, Portsmouth, y. II.
Assistant Naval Constructor A. B.
COURT, detached Navy Yard, Bos-
ton, Mass, Navy Yard, Norfolk. Va.
Assistant Naval Constructor J. o.
GANNE, detached Navy Yard, Bos-
ton, Mass; TO Navy Yard, New
York, \. Y.
Chief Machinist J. A OLIVER, de-
tached New Hampshire; TO Connee-
ticut-
MaChlnlSt y. PETERSON, detached
Connecticut: TO New Hampshire
/ Pharmacies ". II. HUNTINGTON, re-
tired, detached Training Station
Newport, r l.; TO home
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
| Arrived-FIusser. I.amson. Reid. Prestor
and Smith at Key West, and NORTH
Carolina az Barbados.
Sailed-Tacoma from Cristobai for Blue
fields, Rocket from Norfolk for In
dian Head and WashinG5 on, Wash
ingteu, Pennsylvania Alal vland. and
Colorado from San Francisco fol
santa Barbara
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DEATHS

BETS Suddenly. on Monday. March q. 1910
al MarshatOwn. Iowa, THOMAS G., hus-
band Of Alice T. Belts.
BUCKLEY-On Tuesday. March %. 1910 at
a. m. MARGARET wife OF the late
Michael Buckley.
BRICE-On Monday. March q. 1910 at his
residence, FoWlsr's Hin. d. c.. RAN
DOLPH. husband Of Ellen Brice. aged fifty
eight years.
BCRNS-On Monday, March q. 1910. at his
home, lf2 d street northeast, HENRY. be
loved husband Of Bridget Buns
Funeral from his late residence an Thurs
DAY, March "A. at II a. nl-; thence TO ST
Joseph's Church. Relatives and friends
invited 20 attend mh-3-gt-
BURNS-On Monday. March q. 1910. HENRY
BURNS.
Funeral from his late residence. 142 D
street northeast Members Of Division No.
4 Ancient Order Hioernians. invited 10 at
tend. unb29-2rC
CARTER--On Saturday. March 70. 1910. in
Utica, y. y, J. ". CARTER Remains
AZ his aunt's. Mrs. Jones. 80 P street north
west.
DANlS-Suddenly on Monday March - 1910
at Atlantic City, ELDRED GRIFFITH. be-
loved husband OF Myra L. Davis
Funeral services from his late residence
~ 4 street, on Thursday afternoon, March
2, al O'Clock Private interment al OAK
Mr.. Davis came 10 this city from Howard
county. Nd. where he was born. in 1875
he was prominent in business political
and fraternal circles Of the District MS
death occurred suddenly and was due 10
neaTt disease. Mr. Davis was seventv-t,vn
years old and is survived by his wife. ~
daughters and one son.
LANDRICK-On Monday morning. March u
1910. between and O'Clock. WILLIAM ri
LANDRICh.
LAhE-At her sons residence, 3l y street
northwest MARTHA j., widow Of Thomas
=. Lake. in the Ehtieth year Of her ace
Mre. Lake was eighty years Of age and a
native Of boudoun county. Va. She was tine
widow OF Thomas s. Lake. n prominent
y Nirginla Mason. She came 10 Washington
Nv enty-two years ago and had resided he re-
since that time Her death followed am
illness Of t-o weeks and was due 10 in
hrmstes incident TO Eer age. She is sur
vived by four sons.
LOVE-On Tuesday. March % 1910 at 1 .e5
m. ELLEN LOVE. sister Of Eliza beth and
Bartholomew DAILY.
FEARCE-At IS11 Thir,y-hfth street north.
west, EMANUEL PEARCE. In the FORTY
fourth year Of his age.
ROTH-On Tuesday. March o. 1910 a. IA
a m. DAVID ROTH. husband OF Maria
Roth.
YOUNG Suddenly. on Tuesday. March o,
lsle az p. M, at he residence fNf L
street southeast, Mrs. r. c. YOUNG. vie
II J. ". Young
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Army and Na0y
SerUice Orders
ARMY

ARMY.
Ma jor THEODORE G. LYSTER. Medi-
cal Corps, viii proceed 10 San Fran
cisco, Cal, and take the transport
10 sail from that place on or about
about May >, 1910, for the Philippine
Islands, and upon arrival at Manila
viii report in person 70 the com
mdudIng general, Philippine division
for assignment 10 duty.
First Lieutenant SEELEY 4. WAL
LEN Seventh Infantry. Will proceed
10 his home preparatory To his re-
Jiremeut from active service.
The following transfers at the request
of the officers concerned are ordered.
Second Lieutenant CHARLES r.
GEORGE, jr., from the Fifth Field
Artillery TO the Second Field Artil-
lery
Second Lieutenant LOUIS r. DOUGH-
EI.TH from the Second Field Ar
juiery 20 the Fifth Field Artillery
BATTERY A. He viii join his bat
terry
Captain GEORGE j. HOLDEN. Twcn-
ty-fifth Infantry. is detailed for gem
eral recruiting service. He will pro-
coed To Jefferson Barracks, No, and
report In person 10 the commanding
officer of the recruit depot at that
post for duty.
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BRIEF HONEYMOON
BROKEN BY ARREST

NEW YORK, March 23.-Tom Brown,
a former employe OF the Carnegie Trust
Company, and his bride of a few weeks
are returning from their honeymoon
well chaperoned by a central office de
tective. They were captured in Los
Angeles. Brown lifted a package con-
tanning $4,000, which was 10 have been
sent 10 an out-Of-town customer Of the
trust company. He then ClOped with
Mabel Love. of Jersey City. When
Brown arrives in New York he Will
have 10 answer charges Of grand lar
ceny and abduction.
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The Vital Records.
Births

Robert and Emma Allen. boy.
Franciso and Rosalie Caputu, boy
Charles NJ and Elizabeth T. King, girl
Henry and Minnie ONenbcrE. bOy.
Charles T and Bertha Beal Nicholson
girl
John Andrews and Pauline Kraft. boy
George L. and Emma T. Thorn, boy.
William T. and Annie NJ. Green boy.
Timothy and Mary a. O'Neu. hoy.
Jesse w and Carrie J. Proctor. bow.
Maurice A and Mabel MCAulin. girl.
jeremiah R and Katie L. Knight, girl
Otto and Johanna Miller. girl
Andrew L. and Mary Ann Mullen. girl
Patrick J. and Margaret Y. Lynch, hoy
Jacob and Harriet Ramsey, boy
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OFFICERS ELECTED
BY SUNDAY SCHOOL
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ANAgOsTTA ID q MARCH %

The Sunday school Of the Garden
Memorial Presbyterian Chu.ch has
elected officers for the ensuing year, as
follows: william Arthur Smell, super
intendent; John Mowat. assistant super
intendent; Miss Lucille L. Jackson.
secretary and organist; Miss Irene
Davidson, treasurer; Clarence L. Smell.
chorister; Alexander b. Garden. Ii
brarian.
The members Of the Garden Mem
oriaI Presbyterian Church have organ
lied a class 10 be known as the Cum
mings Bible class. in honor Of the Rev.
George NJ. Cummings, the pastor. Of
hcers have just been elected. the fol-
, lowing being chosen: Richard s
Swindells, president. Mrs. G. b. Reed,
secretary and treasurer.
o. W. D'Alcorn. a native Of England.
has established in this section Of the
District a bulb farm Mr.. D'Alcorn IS
the proprietor Of a similar farm in
Portsmouth, Va, and there is but one
other enterprise Of this kind in the
United States, IL is stated. Mr.. DIAL
corn is personally in charge OF the
farm he has established near Anacostia,
having come to this section to reside
with mis- wife
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Ana
costa Methodist Episcopal Church, has
planned 10 give a supper in the AnaCOs-
tia Masonic Hall Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings next
The annual congregation meeting Of
the Garden Memorial Prebvtcrian
Church which was scheduled 10 take
place this evening. has been postponed
until Wednesday evening next
The Anacostia Citizens Association
VIII meet this evening I'm the office OF
the organization, on Nicholas avenue.
Arthur y. Chapman. a peddler. visited
two station houses yesterday before ne
could have settled satisfactorily the
question as 90 whether he was under
arrest He WAS told by a policeman 20
report at the station and leave 81 as
collateral. as he had been crying aloud
too nOisily IN selling his wares. Chap
man went 10 the station. but could pre-
vail on no one to accept the 81 he ten
dered, as nothing was known there
about his case. He went to the AnacOs-
tia station after reaching ht me last
for his appearance in the Police Court
today and after a great deal Of ex-
planning by telephone. Capt. W. T
Anderson succeeded I'm StraiC tightening out
the case. Chapman = money was taken
and his arrest recorded on the books.
John Anderson. formerly a resident
OF this place. nov of Philadelphia who
/ has beeY visiting Capt. w y. Anderson.
. his brother, las returned to Phuadel-
phia.
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Marriage Licenses.

Samuel Z. Earring and Minnie s. Court
ney, Of Richmond Va.
Charles II. Phillips and Annie VI. Risser.
Of Charles Town, W Va
Arthur II Johnson and Marian I. Kirk.
OF Baltimore.
Charles Adler and Mary Vaudeville. of
Baltimore
Washington.
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BICYCLES

BICYCLES. motorcycles. and baby ca--is e
repair work a specially, all work ECa-a--
-eed. Work called for and delivered.
JOHN Il. SHEA. 1r'7 18th 81 y y
rnhz3-5-
We Buy AND SELL secondhand btcyr-ts
C. = HUNTER. 1l3 Pa ave y " Cp d
a. 10 go ? m nh1E---s
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4Da6htngton Dimes
Want Ads
Branch Agencies

wher2 your ad will be ken at
Office rates.
NORTHWEST.
Butts Pharmacy. gth q Mass ave. y W
Hornung's Pharmacy, 1th & " sts. y. w
GoIdenberg's Dept Store. 9Th & X sts. NV
Gcssf1Td's. Sth a. L sts- y "
Howard r D.. 18th q " sts- y. ".
s kann. sons & Co. Dept. store. sth &
Pa. ave. " W
Mattingly's Pharmacy. 18th g. Z sts y "
EaItby's Pharmacy. 1857 Calvert 81 y "
NiC0Is' PharWary. 18th e. Pa ave y ~
Paul Pearson. 18th ST & Fla ave. y. W.
CulsIey's PHARMACY. -lst * @ SITS. y ".
Eeh's Pharmacy. .th e. z sts- y W
simpson, J. F.. 9Th e. r sts- y. ".
Smith J. Z. 7fth e. Wisconsin ave.
Tayloe's Pharmacy, sth d p sts. y. ".
EtaSas- Esisgh. r a a. -gsa ys1 n n s,s sis \ W.
Yarnold's. 2i0l 18th ST. y. y.
Weller r. p, 55sf N St
Fattie. ~. V. 1929 Georgia ave
SanT0rd's Pharmacy. y. y. ave. & y. Cap.
Park Road Pharmacy, nth ST & Park I'd.
NORTHEAST
Blumers Pharmacy, y Cap & r ste.
Erause Pharmacy. 6th & X SITS y. Z
Laddon' Pharmacy. 1900 Fla ave. -. z.
Lamb & Taylor. uth g. 2. Cap. sts
Model Pharmacy, 9Th & II sts- y. 2
McChesney q joachim ID q Z sts- n z.
New York Avenue Pharmacy y. Y. ave.
& y. Cap. 81.
SOUTHWEST.
Eisenbeiss' Pharmacy, eth & sts. S. ".
Mcdonald. J. W, ~ & L sts. S. ".
SOUTH EAST.
Burrows PharmaCy 18th 81 & Pa av S. Z
Roach Drug Co. Sth & g sts. S. E
WelIer's. Sth & ] SITS s. Z.
Powell A. E. 9Th & z. Cap.
ANACOSTIA
BuTy's Pharmacy. cor. Monroe * Jefferson
streets.
ALEXANDRIA.
Carne, r. l.. Alexandra. Va
BROOkLASD-
Linton * Nelson, Brookland. d. c
CHEVY CHASE.
Sonnemsn. T. A. chew chase.
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WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED-DCe Uufuruls1ei room. southern
exposure, state price. viii he permanent
Address EoDNER. Times office uh1s-S--
. FIRST r'or rooms, within two blocks
OF Pcnna- ave s e. Eg1r house keeping
Address BOX ., Times oTice. stating price
relnE-44-
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LADY SOLICITORS-6. for good magazine
salary or commission Room 3, bl5 r 81 /
n. W It.
NURsE-white, thoroughly experienced. 70
take care Of child two years Oh. the |
best OF references from last situation re- |
quired; an EnslishwOman preferred. Appiy /
IN person between 10 and O'Clock. al The |
Grafton, Connecticut avenue. Mrs. G. G. |
PLAIN COOKS. chamberrnaids. general
houseworkers. 1885 llth y. ", u
SALEsGLRL at once in art store. 18th & F.
sEAMsTRE ESs-First-cIass al once. 2l7 Pa.
SEAMsTRESs on pants. OMOHUNDRO. SIS
DIES-Several. experienced. for our
suit department. permanent position and
good salary 10 right parties. Apply TIE
FAMOUS. 421-i23 7th 81. \. w nhI-5t
SEVERAL GIRLS in a tailoring shop; steady
work and good pay sos L ST. y w
TAILOREss-AT once: in busheling depart
ment MERIT & MERIT CO. so6 + 81.
y W --l--
TAILOREss for repair work. 3i12 18th y. ".
mh25-5tc
TAILORESSEs Experienced; also coat. cos
tune. and waist hands Apply before lv|
m 20 Manager, WOODWARD 10
THROP. mh23-2t
WATTRESSES-Tw swim: and one cook
MATTRESSES experienced. white. new
MATTRESSES white. Apply Hotel Burton
WOMAN-CoIored. for general housework.
small family. call 1913 81. y W
mh23-5tc
YOUNG LADY 10 share room, with board
Apt. 1. Virginia Apartments. nh-5-zLc
HELP WANTED-MALE
BoY-whi,e. to run errsnds. esU lsrh St
\. W mh15-2,g
FOYsL6oIored. with or without bicycles. f1r
general work about store Apply JULIUS
GARFTNKLE * Co. Sc 18th 81. y W
BOY-To learn plastering Apply HARRY
WARDNAS. Holmead Springs and 18th and
Chaplin SITS. ulh-s-5ic
BOY-Colored. young. 10 run errands- g.
NICHOLSON, $50 sth st. n W ltc
BOY-wHite. reliable. TO learn jewelry manu-
featuring. r HARRIS & CO, 7th and d
BOYS over ls, with bicyc.es- Apply I22s
BOY-White, IN jewelry shop III n. w.
BRIGHT young man about eighteen. TO work
az soda fountain must furnish references.
BOX $50 Times Office. mhl3-u
BRIGHT BOYS can earn good money work
ing after school hours Apply BOX ..
NarhinEton IHnes. sem
BETLBOYS. housemeu. fireman. ktcHeuDoys-
1885 nth X ". il
BJSHELMEN-Two. hrst-cisss, steady work.
1904 IT e. y W mn---5,'
FT-SHFTAIAN-Ar once MERIT & MERIT
CO. s7s + 81 \ ". mh-2-9t
COATMAKERS-4 frst-cIsss on mems coats.
a NJ KEEN. 1872 ST. uh---2tc
COAT MkKERS-First class. also a helper
on coats Apply WEINBERG q CO, Z-5
Pennsylvania ave s. r. Dla---st'
CARRIAGE -E1perieuced. 1888
Wisconsin ave. y ". wh22-7f'
COUNTRY BOY 10 work In dairy and attend
60 horses. 12u 9 ST = ". mhc5--.'
UIsHWASHER. I7Z Pa. ave y ".
uh---5t"
rEIvER-Colofed. Apply asns 18th 50. y ".
EARN ,iJ TO SIS WEEK DURING sP.- RE
TINT Te. mauufact urCrz- start you
and furnish eyeTythlug. no CanvaSs-ng. three
simple successful Mail order Plans 90 keep
our factories uusy- vNa coach YOU and show
you how 90 get business. you pay us In
three months and make Dig proh-s. spare
time % start. Write today Tor positive proof
PEASE MFG. co. $50 Pease BIDS. Huna.O.
-. Y. tei5w.Su-2st
Farm or GARDEN HAND. WUKDEMAN
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE


NANTED-PIsce by reliable woman. as cook
Iaurdress, or general h7usevork 1853 fth
So. n W ltc
yANTED-B- coIo-ed xii. place as cIesne-
morning and evening. BESSIE. 65 O. 81
s W It.
WANTED-By nice neat colored cir. place
as nurse. lf2 O. s. y. W ml.-1-ct'
vASTED-By reliable coI1red girI. piece as
chamberma.d or nurse Call IlII 18th s.
y W mh---2ts
SITUATlONS-MALE
YOUR PAVEMENTs swept every morning
before s O'Clock o. per door I.1S 7rh ST
y. ". It-
WANTED-Ry butcher. good all around man.
position can loan employer little money.
BON %. Times office mh21-Sra
MACHINIST or engineer wants steady dav
position. best reference strictly sober. BOX
60 Times office mh-e-2t'
sTENOGRAPHER and typewriter. L wears
of age. experienced wishes position with
chance for advancement BOX q. Tin.s Of
fee uhz--str
WOULD LIKE 20 get position after school.
l. years Of age Apply 1899 Marion ST. y
W ulf.a-srs
WANTED-By Irish boy Just arrived. place
20 learn liquor business. wishes home.
BOX q. Times Office mhEl-3ts
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UNDERTAKES
j. WILLIAM LEE,

j. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKEN AND LIVERY.
$50 Pa. ave. n. W.
Telephone Main 1855. Washington. D. c.
FUNERAL DESIGNS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
- every cription-moderately priced
GUIDE
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WANTED-AGENTS

MEN AND WOMEN in every state. 90 sell
the ONE SECOND SILVER POLISH RS
the only polish that lifts tho dlrt and re-
stores the article tp its first OF new condition.
VIII not scar taTuish. or CO-rode. For gold.
silver. nickel and glass Do has no euuaL
Tested 10 years. Sample hy mail. l5c. J. VI
HINES. 8 and a @ 81 y. W. Washin Ey0n.
II =-a
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HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED
Male and Female.
WANTED Experienced sewers on women s.
coats, skirts. AID gowns. Apply a. once.
JULIUS GARFINKLE a. co.
18Th and r SIS y rs. E1f---.
CIVIL SERVICE ENAMINATION Tor clerks
promotion, March ~ 90 &C. also s-enOgraph-
UTs examination on April 6 Special rates
for entire preparation al THE STEND-
GRAPHIC A-ADEAiE. sls Colorado BIG
IuhI1-1t
AGENTS. Take NCtce-Eirher sex. 20 can
Nass by catalogue. good thinE. agents
making from SEQ @ SIS per week Address
W - 2. Times 0fIge unTs-tf
ANY PERSON desiring 20 study shorthand
and typewriJlng can learn how 20 obtain a
free course by addressing BON 800. Times
Ofiice- rnhII-tf
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE
STORAGE

STORE YOUR FURNITURE. Pianos. etc. q
WESCHLERS. go Pa ave. y. W Rate.
reasonable Phone NJ. 1ZSZ mh23-st
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

reys. and spring wagons VIII sell them
regardless n cost I5oS ST y W
nahZ2- g0r
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patent. should sell in every home in AuCri-
ca BOX -. Times Office. mh23-SJ'
FOR SAI.E-First-claSs grocery store In the
suburbs. snap for $3.50, on Nd electric line.
Address BOX e. Tins cl-Lce- mh2s-st.
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AUTOMOBILES

WANERT-E ELECTRIC-Nev batteries: has
large mileage, splendid condition. looks uLs
new price $50 Can be seen and trlsA
18th and Q sIs-
DUPONT SALES COMPANY
SELL AUTOMOBILES At auction. Phone
FOR special arrangements. WESCHI.ER-S
~ "a ave. y. W. mh-5-s0-
FORD CAB. run six months $500 snap Or
VIII sell half interest to good man to take
charge u same. BOX q, Times ofice. IL
White steam touring car, fully equip p-..- 40
tdll-4lA flliaDy4t ----------------------- -
Buick Tunabout -...----.... ..-.-...- -51
TWO electrlcs ...--Sz75 ana COZ
JOHN DICKSON, III 1fth - y W
u-nuF-rfa
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1IAN--white, to work on farm near city. Ap-
ply 2923 VI 81. ltc
MAN-Young: Of good address; with knowl-
edge OF provision business. BUFFALO
MARKET. 1876 14th St mh2.-St'
MEN, TO run sasolene coal trucks WHITE
OAK COAL CO. Colorado Bldg ltc
MACHINIST-Good. all around J. f HUR-
LEY. 1919 Ohio ave It
MECHANICS with experience in hanging cab
-inet-made window and door screens. Apply
Immediately 10 Manager. WOODWARD &
10TH ROP. Il
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BOARD

L y W. 16S5-Two vacancies IN mess Of
six gentlemen; superior cook unsurpassed
fare mhl7-SIs
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CDGSWELLS Is THE MOST RELIA BILE
place 20 buy new and secondhand harness
traps s--Tles. runab0uts Cayt0Cs and de-
livery wagons largest assortment
11s-ZI-2I2-Zl4 1Ith y W.
rr---f-
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WINDOW CLEANING
TYPEWRITERS

REBUILT L. c Smiths. Underwood, Rem
inEton. Smith Premier. good new. for
sale and rent at lowest prices. Typewriter
and Ohice Supply Co, 1107 G ST NV. N $500
oc22-tf
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

S. KANN. SONS & co.
Want FIVE bright girls for their audit
Ing department Good chances for ad-
vancement. Apply 10 SCperinterdent
before 10 a. m. II
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WORKINGMEN'S WANTS

WORKINGMEN-Fai weather. full time
bulging pay envelope; make break TO see
us: save a ''V'' on a tailored Slightly used
suit at 50 10 SO; one price only. JCSTHS s
OLD STAND. SO y y. ". Il
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FOR sALE-Two second hand Light wagons
5lS X 81 y " Dh---5r'
8 CHEAP HORSES . sets Of buggv harness
I fUu leather TOP buggy. . sets surrey Ear-
ness. SO 6th St y. "a. mh2I-5tr
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MARKETS
ANTIQUE FURNITURE

n SEGAL. y I Q Z z FURNITURE
REPRODUCING. REPAIRING. ell L ST.
n W PHONE y. So y. mhI-1
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the Ana
costa Methodist Episcopal Church, has
planned TO give a supper in the AnaCOs-
tia Masonic Hall Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings next
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-16

ROBERT R. HIND, Am. schr., from
Redondo for Port Townsend, Dec. 9.
ROKEBY. Am. s. s, from Norfolk for
Hon. March Z
ROSECRANS. Am. s. s., from Kama
pail for Gaviota, April 10.
ROSEBANK. Br. s. s, from Punta
Arenas. for Hon. March 90.
RYGJA. Nor. s s. ar. Hon. from Otaru,
March 81.
SANTA MARIA. Am. s. S, from Hon.
for Port San Lui, April Z.
SANTA RITA. Am. 5. S, ar, Port San
Luis from Hon. Feb. 5.
{. c. ALLEN. Am. schr., ar. Eureka,
from Hon. Apr. 4.
SFLIA. Nor. :. s. ar. Portland from
Hon, April -.
s. G. WILDER, Am. bktne., from Ma
hukona for s F.. March IS.
s. T. ALEXANDER, Am. schr, from
Eureka for Hon, April 6.
SIERRA. Am. :. :, ar S. F. from Hon,
April -.
Hon. April r.
sTINSON. An. schr., ar. Port Town
send from Hon, April 5.
ST. KATHERINE. Am bk., ar. 8. r.
from Hjlo. Feb. "a
TAMON NARC, No, 6, from Hon. for
Moi. April ,.
TAURUS. Am schr.. ar. Hilo from
Gravs Harbor, April l.
TENYO MART. Jap S. s, ar. Yoke
hama from Hon. April 2.
TORSDAL, Nor. :. :, from Norfolk fot
Hon. April -.
TYMERIC. Br. :. s, from Newcastle
vANCoUvER. 5. s, from Norfolk for
Hon. March Q.
VIRGINTAN. Am. s. s, ar. Salina
Cruz from Hilo April s.
WI OLSEN. Am. schr., ar. Gravs
Harhor from Hon, March %.
WTLHEL1TTNA. Am. s. s, from s. F.
for Hon. Apr. IS.
". F. RABCOCK. Am. 81, Harris, from
Hon for Cape Town, March 81.
WI. P. FRYE, Am. So. ar. Kahului
from San Francisco. March II.
Y, IT. NAR~TON. Am. schr., ar. Hilo
from Hon. April -
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MANY Arrivals Reported.

The Merchants Exchange reported
number ot arrivals a. Coast ports
Yesterday Of vessels which left Ha-
vain ports. Among them Wa, the
schooner Robert Levers at Port Gam
bIp from Honolulu on Mrch %: the
; Selia at Portland, from Honolulu
On APRIL 5: the schooner Ariel ar Port
Townsend from Pear Harbor; the :.
S Nanehuria at San Francisco. from
Honolulu April 9.
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CHNO NARU, jap. $ $, ar. Hon.
from Yokohama, April i.
COLUMBIAN, Am. S. s, from Seattle
for Hon, April s.
CORONADO. Am. bk.n., from Hon. for
S F., April 6.
DANMARK, Dan. Blk, from Leith for
Hon. March 81.
DAUNTLESS, Am. schr., Jon.ien,
ar. Port Townsend from Hon, Jan. 9.
f. K. WOOD. Am. schr., ar. Gray's Har
Dor from Hon. April 5.
EDWARD SEWALL. Am. sp., Quick,
ar. Hon. from Newport News, Feb.
ENTERPRISE. Am. 5. s, from Hilo
for s. F, Apr. 10.
ERSKINE NJ. PHELPS. Am. sp., from
Hon. for n Y, Feb. II.
EVA, Am. schr., ar. s. F. from MANU-
kona, Jan. IS.
FALLS OF CLYDE, Am sp., from
Hon. for Gaviota Apr. u.
FLAURENCE WARD. Am. schr., from
Midway for Honolulu, April H.
FOOTING SUEY, Am. bx, Willett.
from Port Allen for Delaware Break
water. April 5.
GAMBLE, Am. schr., at Port Gamble,
Oct. 81.
GLENSHIRE. Br. s. s, from Newport
News for Hon, Feb. Is.
G. ". WATSON, Am schr., from Gray's
HarbOr for Hilo. April 10.
II. HACKFELD, CIR. sp., from Hon. for
Sydney Heads. Feb. 3.
HAWAII. Am. bkt., from Newcastle
for Mahukona, March %.