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The evening world., 1911-01-31
MONTGOMERY DEFENSE
TALKS OF CONSPIRACY.
Osborne Declares Witness Against
Banker Had Threatened to
Railroad Prisoner.

The prosecution closed Its case
against william r. Montgomery, pres!-
dent OF the failed Hamilton Bank. to-
day and former Assistant District-At-
torney James W. Osborne opened for
the defense. After calling two wit
resses to testify that the principal wit.
ness for the prosecution had threat.
ened Montgomery, Mr.. Osborne moved
that the indictment he dismissed as de-
fectivc.
Judge Rosalsky dismissed the jury
while the lawyers argued about the
legality OF the indictment. and at the
conclusion of the argument Judge Ro-
salsky reserved decision. One OF the
defense's witnesses, william Stalker,
who was formerly n clerk for Mont
gomery In the Hamilton Bank, testified
that he had heard one OF the prescott
tion's witnesses declare that lie would
do all In his power 10 send Montgom-
cry NJ the river,
The evening world., 1911-01-31

made was admitted as evidence to-day
In tho trial Of John Sears, the halfbreed.
who Is being tried for the murder OF the
Rev. AMI Armstrong and Mrs. Arm
strong az their ON near Dutch Neck,
y. j.. on Thanksgiving Eve.
supreme Court justice Reed overruled
the objection of counsel for Sears and
admitted the confession, which County
Detective James S. Kirkham testified
Sears had made in his presence. Ac-
cording TO the detective. Sears n
fessed that he had shot the aged couple
without fprOvocatiOn.
Rudolph Norhaus of New Brunswick.
who was n friend OF Sears. testified
Sears had told MIN he was worth $780,
600 and that he owned the Armstrong
house,
The evening world., 1911-01-31

A GOOD figure mean, more than 4 pretty fscs
ana ts evcrv rnmsn.s bi,thr,sbt vrrsn 6oes
not have 10 be born beautiful TO be beautiful,
hut by cuitivating and developing q beautifui
figure and 4 clear, lovely complexion, free from
tlemishes and wrinkles. YOU make yourself 90 az.
t~rsctivc that YOU arc admired. although your face
Is not beautiful.
Dela Carson ,r,,esso,. ,s.r,v sXpcr, AID win
ncr Of the sto.OOO Besutv prize. IA recognized
az the most e,ner, beau,y euI,,,,,st The uo,id
has ever known. and she ptactices only .imple.
natural method. Of trsu,ify,ns The face and form
She made herself the b,sutifiI woman sbe Ia TO-
dav and bronebt a,.,, ,t,s ,sora.,s,, sh.nsa a,
bcr snnes rsnc. r., .,,n,,s h.,n,.n ,sasaSs 80
w. "pee w sl"p'e' nsrmhe@ me,noos
ne u"n. NO POISONOUS drugs. but narmiess
private home methods arc responsible for her
ltautiful face and figure,
Wit, these maryelou, secre,s M beauty trfore
Won N ,,ou.n shn,,i, 40. .a-s.x,I -
sou' np woman snouiu make a wondeHul
pfofenent In her appearance quickly. and judging
new method Won shonld ouirlIy hannah youy
w,in1Ics' ysmo,s ,onr o" ~, 'a as,alo, % nn, ,m ~
teautify vor, rnn,,Jeyio, nruI 500 .,nlsn ussh
.e'u,uS your eSelasnes, and oo'ain a mfufiant
Erwin OF hair and make yourself look from
h'isen 20 thirty years younger.
row por,ss Thai mssss a,,nsIs. ~ ~ s,an
one ~ 49, 80. .."N.s uiApp'., ~
one 70 Two nights IN many instances. that com
TO a. hours. n coptains startling pictures OF
living women which ,how the marvellous transo
nations made in A woman's apuearance by re-
in, aa, . Nj enI",sns w, vuM, /"
,s W y tnin' scrnwny neck and building W
hollow cheeks.
Livery wife. mother. girl or sweetheart-rch ot
The evening world., 1911-01-31
EXCISE LAW ATTACKED.

ALBANY. Jan. 3l.-The frst attack on
the Excise law came to-day in a bill OF
Asscnblyman MrCuo Of New York,
which repeats the section requiring a
liquor dealer TO give a bond in order TO
obtain an excise certificate. This section
was enacted to prevent wholesale viola
tons OF the law II the hill becomes a law
n dealer viii lose his certificate when lie
violates tho Law The bond now Is twice
the license fec. The department col
lec:cd last year $4,000 on bond penal
ties, which exceeded the expenses OF tie
department by SIS 90.
The evening world., 1911-01-31
].
White DRESSING Sack.

Dressing sack OF sheer white batis,e.
made all In n piece aud aths red
from a oand OF wide ~Valcnclennes inscr-
ton round the V neck. This lace also
continues down the front, ana bands In
the fulness just below the bust and at
the sleeve. the edge OF which is finished
with lace plai,iag. The lower part OF
the sack Is edged ON the bottom with a
band OF the insertion. which is con.
tlnued from the front. 4 large satin
bow OF ones most becoming color Is
placed a, che low neck in front and adds
attractiveness.
The evening world., 1911-01-31
GIRL STUDENTS IN PANIC.


BALTIMORE, Jan. 3i.-Fire which
caused a panic and for a time threat
ened the lives OF forty young women
students, destroyed the main building
OF the Maryland College for Women az
Lutheryille, Baltimore County, entail
ing n loss OF $4,000. The blaze orig
mated In the chemistry room. on tho
hrst floor. The students He'd TO the
campus. half clad. where they huddled
In shiverlng groups In the cold air.
Later they were sheltered at neishbor-
Ing cottages.
The college. formerly known az the
Lutherville Seminary. was established
IN I8e.
The evening world., 1911-01-31
WINNER
IN HOT FIGHT FOR
THE PANAMA FAIR
House Amid Uproar Decides
to Consider Bill Favoring the
Pacific Coast City.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3i.-San Fran
cisco won a signal Victory in tho House
or representatives to-day IN the hsht
with New Orleans for the Panama En-
position in 1915. The House voted lss
to l59 In favor Of taking up the rcsolu-
ITO, favorinc san Francisco. The nnal
vote q, rho resolution vas not reached
un.u late this afternoon, but the pre-
l,ninarv vote indicated what the final
.,,,ude n, tho House would be,
suh.ocro,,,v IN. House poseed the
reso,u,,on irving tne fair 20 san Fran
,,-,o NO n voto NJ 20 :, a.. Tho iii
noe Gao. IN tho Senate.
M, 600 n,tos gr,,,lcd Z, tho final
- A.. A,,,,o rar a. cx,ositio,
,,.aa. ,,,L,,,o ,,,,o Only o,cc before
w. w. ,t.,or. . ,no uorsc bavo ,he
- =, Ii -, 40 n,oco ~ tho
-, - .,.o" I,r,r, a rci, col I'm
~- 49, Yto,,so
uau.,m -. A. r.odi,, Of .,e
$50 - ~, po,roso,,at,ve pa.
.oI C,ot,nau 81, ,,o pn,ov C,rrn,t,ec.
ri. 80. 900. ,oL,r rs. , ro,l
..u -. ..,.tiar,,ta, ~ ,urn MON sirSc
'T'seo WE" S"oe''
Those who shouted san Francisco
when the clerk called rheir names reg
istercd themselves in favor OF the im-
mediate consideration Of the Kahn rcso-
,u.Ion ro,o,icd bv tho Committee on
ra..u. e,,-- uAta, o,.h,rt,n, Oh.
a
iFeslucht 10 ih'!te io'eish PoN''S " -"
exposition nj san FRANCISCO fnosc WHO
answered New Orleans" were in favor
OF considering tho Estop!nal bill, desls-
waiting New orleans and apprcDriatInE
AZ ION ~. coyo-nmert exhir,,,
49, -, 49, Co,.mt,,aa
"h.o" ""s Iep'l'c' " "'
on industrial Arts
San Francisco adherents split the
roofs with cheers and applause when
the Speaker amid a dead silence tina:
rel, like a blanket on the confusion
.n,o,,ooa ,,a, ~ 90, Er,ncisco fair
49, -, ...
p''l S"ou'" oo
On the Vote-iss TOT san Francisco
and 100 for New Orlcans-there was
one vote. from Representative Cary Gre
publican of wisconsin,, for Milwau.
kee. wis. which aroused a gale OF
The evening world., 1911-01-31

Have selected the lhclosed pattern and
materials for a graduation dress for a
girl fourteen years old. using the pale
blue batiste for under dress and all
over lace for the princess tunic. to he
made with square neck and short
sleeves. But ! am at a loss as 10 some
pretty finish for the bottom OF tunic,
sleeves ana neck, as lace shows machine
stitching. which I should like to avoid
Would like to know what to use for a
yoke II ono Is 10 he made Thanking
you very sincerely, VI. w.
A yoke will not bs necessary II
band Of net tucfing, edged each
side with narrow late to match
your all-over, IN used a. . hnish
for mock as well as sleeves ard
bottom Of tunic.
The evening world., 1911-01-31

the hands Of Representative Gardner
OF Massachusetts. Representative Ro-
denberg OF Illinois hsndied the case for
New Orleans. He In Chairman OF the
Exposition Comlnlttce. which reported
in favor of New Orleans.
Representative Fassctt. Of New York
made the first brief speech in avor OF
San Francisco. Representatives keliher
of Massachusetts. Wilson OF Pennsyl-
vanis, Payne Of New YORK, Rucker of
Colorado, r'css OF Illinois and Sulzer OF
New York also spoke for San Fran
cisco.
"RebeI Yell" Heard.
When Nj. Rodenbcrg arose TO present
the claims Of New Orleans he was
greeted with wild applause on the
Democratic side. The 'rebel yell' fire.
quentiy was heard during tho demon
strat.on. Mr.. R~Odenberg announced he
would occupy the entire half hour al
lotted to New orleans.
Mir. Rodcnbcrg closed with "A drl-
matte tribute to the people o. tho
South. which called out applause and
congratulations from both sides OF the
chamber. Ffty or more members
crowded About him TO shake hands
while the galleries applauded.
Representative Knowiand Of Cal,ro--
ria was heard first In rebu;tal for San
Francisco and read a telegram from tho
citizens of Oakland, Cal, saying the
people OF Alameda County stood ready
u support a bond issue for an extra
million dollars for san Francisco n
needed. Representatives Hayes and Nc
Kirlay OF California spoke briefly for
san Francisco, and then Representative
Kahn closed Tor that city. Tho test vOte
followed.
The evening world., 1911-01-31
III.
DRESSING Gown.

Dressing gown OF pink and white dot
ted Swiss. which IL slipped on over the
head. being gathered a. the belt by a
wide pink satin riboon strung under the
material and tying in the front with
long loops and ends, The fulness al the
neck IL held In the same way. except
that the ribbon Is pulled through and
tied on the left shoulder. with a loop
and end hanging down the front and
back. Cluny beading trims the gown
down the front M around the bottom.
also on the sleeves, while narrow lace
edging finishes the Reck.
The evening world., 1911-01-31
WOMAN GETS A VOTE
TO SIT IN U. S. SENATE.

DENVER, Col. Jan. GA woman
received n vote for UHltsj states Ser
ator In the Colorado Legislature to-do".
She was Mrs. Katherine =. Cooke. for
mer State superintel icnt Of Publ.
Schools.
The joint ballot resulted: Democrats
Adams. 20; Martin. .; Marpin. I; o'Don-
nell. 4: Shafroth. /; Speer. -: Taylor. ,;
Thomas. 4. Ward. i; Cooke. /. Rspu3-
licans-Dawson, i; Gowdy, /; Vailc, /;
rthcu 70.
The evening world., 1911-01-31

fo-dafe original designs for Go,cns,
queries wH be dnsuered az TO mo.
teridl, method or style IN drcssmdk.
ting; hop certain articles arc best
made, The most economical ray to
meet the requirements OF fashion, &c.
Letters should be addressed to
Fashion Editor. Evening World"
Descriptions Of above designs are
Rtveu herewith,
The evening world., 1911-01-31

Louis r. Post of No. 2i3 Grove street.
Brooklyn. who attempted suicide yes.er-
day morning by jumping in front OF n
northbound express az the Brooklyn
Bridge station OF the subway. died NJ the
Hudson Street Hospital to-day. Post.
who was slxty-seven years old. delib-
erately slid TO the tracks directly in the
trains path.
The evening world., 1911-01-31
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

Dear Fashion Editor;
Please send me a description OF the
back OF the flesh colored chiffon over
Pink satin dress. No. III. published
Jan. II. and also tell me where II closes
o. hooks. Thanking you. HATTIE s
Thu dress CLOSES under h
arms. The design Of the back II
very much like the front, the dif-
terence being that he tunio n
The evening world., 1911-01-31
More Original Designs by Eve
ming Worlds Expert -
Queries Answered.
BY MILDRED LODE WICK.

nc r. V'V ~ v
World has started
a Fashion Dep0rt.
menf for the bene-
NJ Of home dress.
makers. ,cho Eish
ia hare tasteful
and pretty clofhes
a. minimum er-
pcase. IN addition
IN furyistiuU I'm
The evening world., 1911-01-31
LEAPS FLAMES
TO DEATH At FIRE
THAT INJURIES TEN
Mrs. Celia Jumps From Fourth
Story as Fireman Grasps
Her Gown.
WILL DIE.
Police and Firemen Risk Lives
to Save Occupants of Sixth
Avenue House.
WILL DIE.

one woman was killed. one OF her
daughters was fatally hurt, n second
daughter and her husband and a fire
man and half a dozen other persons
we're overcome by smoke or burned IN
. Are which started In the basement Of
u four.story building at No. cas- sixth
avenue at 2 o'clock this morning.
That more persons did not meet death
was due solely 20 the heroic work OF
taree policemen. Meadoes. Kelffer and
conneil OF the West Thirtie,h street sta
ton. and to nremen who entered the
burning house TO rescue men and WON.
en- when 1t looked as though they were
bent on suiclde.
The evening world., 1911-01-31

Dear Fashion Editor;
Your fashions are 50 unusual, so de-
lightful. that II occurs to me to turn 10
you In my perplexity. / must have. by
the middie OF February. two evening
frocks to serve all spring and summer.
And I've thought Of a Nile green crepe
dc Chine or soft messallne for one. with
plain cinging skirt. waist in surpllce
fashion. to be filled IN with folds OF
tulle. and long. hanging sleeves OF
creamy lace. And for the other. white
chiffon cloth opening pannier-wise over
a lowered not, bodice TO be developed
in hchu effect. TIL green frcck TO be
accompanied by a sort OF Juliet head
dress In cap effect OF wired pearls. the
fichu dress to have q cap OF chiffon en-
circled by pink rosebuds.
Both, however. are extremely hazy. n
I rely on you Tor an ultimate decision.
] am twenty-five ard look younger, D
feet in height. bust 81. walls, q. n the
type variously dubbed petite. doll-like
and cute" I have light brown hair,
gray-blue eyes. clear skin. good color.
and look best In quaint. unusual pic
ture" clothes.
Please. Miss Fashion Editor. won't
YOU help? PETITE"
The materials you have selected
will make two pretty and distinot
evening frocks. Hut thu styles are
too similar. I would suggest thai
the Nile crepo de Chine be made
with G baby waist from . yoke OF
crsam lace extending over the
shoulders. Two oordings down the
back Of the short sleeve to hold
the fulnsss In pls.cs, and Two cord
ings around h waist. Cream
lace extending upward from
hem about IL inches deep At inter-
----A 49, ANsA nA~ iva
bands In all, would 10 pretty.
In reference to your p. S.-A
whito n~arquisstts dress, since
that 10 much more durable than
chiffon cloth, could be beautifully
embroidered In pink and green ana
worn over light blue, ana, I think.
be most becoming.
The evening world., 1911-01-31
THE INJURED.

O3AAAA, burns about
the body And overcome By smoke.
DELLA, MISS ELxSADnrH,
twsnty-four; burns and overcome
BY smets. Dying In bellevue Hos
pttal.
CELIA, MSS NELLIE, twenty;
busns, overcome BY smoke ana
hystertcai. Al the home OF friends.
DAILY. JOIN; unconscious from
smehs.
DALI, ms. MARY. wife Of
John; overcome by smoke.
1A0x1, MISS NA1Y, sister Of
Mrs.. DAILY; By smoke.
A1ADoWo, policeman, overcome
~ SMOKE when making rsscuss
, saved BY his comrades.
13x1xD0, fireman, attached to
1Suek Company n; fell through
burning roof ana badly hurt about
the body; also burned.
TTx1o1, HDs. 4, owner Of tho
tutiatng.
When Policeman Meadows discovered
the FIRE II had got a good start. On the
ground hoor was n store in which n
bankrupt sale IA being held. Meadows
raped his stick FOR assistance and he
was Joined by Keiner and Conneil.
Broke Open Door.
The three policemen broke through the
hall door on the street after sounding
the alarm. The IRE had eaten through
the partition and was going up the stair.
well like a furnace. They reached the
fret foor and found the DAILY family
stupid from smoke. They broke open
the Daily door and carried the husband
and wife and sister-in-law TO the
street.
Back into the building, now suffcat.
Ing and hot. the three policemen ran.
oa the second floor Meadows was eeen
10 stagger. Flames were all about him
when he collapsed In q heap. He wal
taken down by Keller and Conneii. 3D..
By this time IL would have been sui.
cidal for the policemen to have entered
the house. On the second ioor at a
front window was Miss Tilson. Behind
her WAS fire and her garments were
In flames. A fire ladder was run up
A man from Truck u Skinned up tn,
ladder. but he was unable to reach
Mrs. Tllsoa.
Leaped to Her Death.
On the top floor in the front could b,
seen Celia and n OF his daughters. II
the rear Of the house. standing on tn,
nre-escape. her night gown burning an,
iisr hair ablaze. was Mrs. Celia. Baci
os her was one { her daughters.
Mrs. Celia screamed that she woul,
Jump. Fireman Milward started up IN,
FIRE escapes. now bllstering hot. TO carr,
her Town. He reached the third foo
balcony Of the escape and was ,ryinl
TO quiet her. when with a shrek sh
climbed owe the balcony railing an,
leaped. As she passed Mnward h
grabbed her burning gown. but the gar
ment tore like paper and down sh
went to be crushed 10 death.
Milward caught Just enough of tn
gown 10 communicate the flames TO hi
own clothes and he had to hurry below
where his comrades smothered the nrs
lie received only slight burns.
Fireman Shields went up q ladder a
the front OF the house. lie reached 10
Mr.. Celia, an old man. but the latte
ioppied back into the burning room
shields got q good hold OF him n wit
the assistance of Miss Elizabeth ceili
managed to get the man to the stree
There the fireman fell over lnsensibie.
Another nreman went up after Mis-
Elizabeth Celia and brought her dow
her night dress naming. In the mea
me "A fireman had carried Miss ,Nell
Celia down a rear ladder.
The evening world., 1911-01-31
THE DEAD.

DELLA, ax1s. MICHAEL, nifty
yssss OLD; isapsd from the fourth.
ssery ars-sscaps, landing on .
ons-story extension After her night
clothes aHd hair had been burned
81. Killed iuafantlx.
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Restores color to Gray or
Faded ha;r-Removcs Dan.
druf and invisorates the Scalp
Promotes a luXuriant,
healthy hair growth Stops its
falling out. Is not a dye.
Slo snd Soc at Drua Stores or direct upon
receipt OF price snd dealers name. Send l0e for
sample houls. Philo Hay Speoiaiuss Co..
Newark. N. j.. U,s.A.
REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES
The evening world., 1911-01-31
MURDER CONFESSION
OF SEARS Is ADMITTED,
Detective Permitted to Swear Half
breed Told Him He Killed Aged
Mr. and Ms. Armstrong.

TRENTON, Jan. 3l,-A confession that
the prosecution claims tho defendant
The evening world., 1911-01-31
Beauty Book Free
sUPERrICOCs HAIR vANIsuEs LIKE
MAGIC BY NEW TREATMENT.

All Reader. WIN be tu,ni.hcd. As.oluteIy
Beauty Book. cut Jut and use
Coupor Below To-Duy.
The Washington times., 1911-06-03

CEMENT WORK our speciality; steps, cop
ings leads, sidewalks, cellars, etc, SOUTH
ERN PAVING CO., coo K. Phone II. 77l7.
The Washington times., 1911-06-03
FOR RENT-HOUSES
Unfurnished.
WIN. H. SAUNDERS & CO..
l407 r ST. N. W.

1907 r ST. ". w.
UNFURNIsHED HOUSES
1 Iowa circle. 1s (15o sth ne. sr.b go
Or and b;.,..... 500 sr and d.: ne
1905 Belmont ST, 6I2 Col. I'd, er,b. 22.So
.,r and d.. 55.7o 54o2 9th st. sr.b. 2o.5e
~ ~ etn NV. sr.b $50 800 sw, 6r,b.. ls 50
70 Portner ne.sr. 8.s 1877 G me-. sr... 1850
APARTMENTS
HEAT FURNISHED.
i-os solano. Apt. ], rooms and bath. SO. 90
1.o rSs ST. NV. No. 4. rooms and bath. 800
me Nelson. I733 10th st. nW.-
40 o. rooms and bath........-.... n.1
~ -, rooms and bath......,...... 5000
I4os 70 o. : rooms and bath.............. B.OO
rooms and bath. front. 900
rooms and bath. rear............... 22.5o
,,s, ,,,,,, TWO-FAMILY FLATS
iaIe ~ WnLaIo ST nw., rooms and bath. :. $50
i7oy ~ ssh 81 NV, I'd floor, rms & bath. 21.50
i75i IN IN 81 NV. rooms and bath... 2o.so
az IN nn 81. NV, rooms and BATH. h..... 1856
sos Orleans ST. me-, S roons and hath. III 80
iSsT - se.' 4 rooms and bath........ 100
iss1 &C. rooms and bath. 1000
'''' - &c. rooms and bath, 1st floor :. 900
STORES AND OFFICES.
=" 81 NV. 1st floor, I'd and ID
ALA IItb a. 900
lool l4tn st., 1st floor r.....,.,...... 10 %
A"e S'over Building. 1913 r st. NV,
,,oo ist moor; per "a, 900 %
'T'0 - 81. nw.' dentist; rooms, fully
SPpeo ...................-....... 900
FOR GOOD COLORED TENANTS.
2Oo4 18th st. nw., sr. and bath. n 5o
,SS2 aS1 Lo'h st. 4r. and bath. 1850
AK " 81. alley, 4r and bath........ 1000
6eHevue court NV, rooms........ $50
Aeaoys alley. rooms. I'd floor. 40
The Washington times., 1911-06-03
WANTED-ROOMS

THREE ROOMS, unfurnished. for light
housekeeing, with heat and gas by 3
adults, in the vicinity Of the Government
Printing Office; private family preferred;
rent not TO exceed Sl2. Address NJ C D.
Times. office.
The Washington times., 1911-06-03
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
the Director Of the Bureau Of Standards,
mana rtuent Of Commerce and Labor WASH
ineton, D. c., until o'clock p. m, June 26.
1afI. and then opened for furnishing mate
rails and labor required in the construction
of a laboratory building for the National
Bureau of Standards, to be located on the
grounds of the National Bureau of Stand
ards, Pierce Mill Road, near Connecticut
Avenue, Washington, d. c. Plans have been
prepared by the firm OF, Wood, Dom & Dem
ing, 3ls Seventeenth Street N. w. Bidders
should apply to that firm for copies Of the
drawings and specifications. ..--...,,s.,.
The Washington times., 1911-06-03
FOR sALc-HoIS:s
roR SALE

FOR SALE rnz sarn
Best s-room and bath brick colonial res
next few days.
II represents an 8 per cent NET invest
msnt e, ana Is siso superb home. This has
indefinitely.
Brand-new Groom brick on the Heights;
Just completed; construction the best:
hardwood finish throughout; double door-
ing; cement porches; deep yard to public
Price. s5.s75. Terms easy.
VIII sacrifice a new s-room and bath
brick, large front porch, back porch, hot
water heat, haSdWOod trim; good yard to
Never been occupied.
Price, $3.50
Let US know what you will give for II.
Don't fail to see the new semi-detached
residence located at the southeast corner
OF 9th and Allison streets, Petworth, Sum
day. It will well repay you for your trou-
BILE. as it Is the best proposition Tor the
Contains 6 rooms bath: hardwood trim,
double floors, combination fixtures. large
parking.
We want you to see this house, and make
US an offer.
Asking price. IS. 900.
Have taken In trade a dandy Groom and
bath brick, located in the best section Of the
northwest, and are willing to let II go at
very low hgure-owner wants the cash.
Fronts on two streets; house In excellent
condition
Price. $500.
Beautiful s-room brick. on the Heights;
convenient TO car line. House Is finished
In the best hardwood; back stairway; two
ba(hs Equipped with shower attachment)i
hot-water heat. Owner going abroad and
II must be sold. Here's your chance 10
we will show you this house.
Price too low to quote
Now Is the time TO inspect those new
houses we are building on Mt Pleasant
street, and satisfy yourself as to the con-
struction, finish, etc. You cannot but be
pleased with the location, and we can
only six-room houses in the Heights and
will be sold rapidly.
Call Sunday and let US show you these
houses. You don't have to buy-just walk
through and see for yourself.
Look at 3122 Mt. Pleasant st.
On Capitol Hill. opposite the Congress
bath brick, in good condition. This house
must be sold to close an estate, and can
be bought right
1t is easily worth 5000. but in order to
make quick sale am Offering It for s.. 80.
This Is an unusual bargain
NEW
The Washington times., 1911-06-03
MATTRESS RENOVATING
BOOKBINDING

OLD BOOKS and magazines bound and re-
paired. Money goes twice as far here as
elsewhere. GEO. A. SIMONDS. 529 7th ST
Rooms and 8. Phone NJ. $780,
The Washington times., 1911-06-03
COMMISSIONERS NOTICES

THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Wash
ington, June 3 1911. Sealed proposals will
be received at this office until two O'Clock
o. m, June IA. 1911, for furnishing and in
stalling, in the Mckinley Manual Training
School, this city, two additional panels in
the main switchboard, one switchboard for
the new wood shop, one switchboard for the
Engineering Laboratory, additional instru-
ments for the machine shop switchboard, and
certain conduit and cables. Specifications
and form of proposal may be obtained upon
application to the Property Clerk. D. c.,
Room AGO. District Building. CUNO H. RU-
DOPLH, JOHN A. JOHNSTON, WILLIAM
v. JUDSON. Commissioners, D. c.
The Washington times., 1911-06-03
FLOOR OILS

WHITE WAX FLOOR OIL polishes, stains
hardwood floors and furniture, 25c quart
delivered in city. Cali for free sample bottle
Phone L. lsS or drop postal to WEBER, 8l3
Nd. ave. n. E.
DON'T BUY FLOOR OIL until you've tried
ours: S5c sal ENTERPRISE HARDWARE
CO., e27 9th N. w. Phone II. 6o5L