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The Washington times., 1914-05-12
SCHOOL LIBRARIANS
TO MEET IN CAPITAL
Conference to Be Held Here in
Connection With Associa-
tion's Sessions May 25-29.

Librarians of public schools are ex-
pected TO attend the conference of
school librarians to be held here in
connection with the meeting of the
American Library Association, May %
g. Ways in which the school library
may be made of the greatest educa-
tional service will be discussed.
AS a special feature the United States
Bureau of Education here is preparing
a school-library exhibit, which will
show in concrete way how the up-to-
date school library does it work.
Prominent library workers from all
parts of the United States will address
the conference. AT the school Hbrar-
ians' session to be held May g, at the
New Willard. Miss Mary E. Hail. OF the
Brooklyn Girls School. will preside.
DR.. Claxton To Speak.
Dr. P. P CIaxton. United States Com
missioner of Education. will discuss COL
Iege and normal school courses in chill
drens literature: DR.. J. D. Wolcott. of
the Bureau of Education. will describe
the method by which the bureaus
pedagogical library may aid the schools
Willis II. Kerr. Of Emporia. Kans., WIN
survey the school-library situation. and
Louis r. Wilson. Of the University of
North Carolina: Mrs. Pearl Williams
Kelley, Of Nashville, Tenn. and Miss
Rosa NJ Leeper. Of Dallas Tex. will
comment on Mr.. herrs statement with
special reference TO the need Of ap-
proprlations for school libraries, Ia VS.
relating 20 -hool-hbrary work. and
EChool-librarv progress in Texas.
There will be special normal school
and high school round table" meet
mss In the evening in the exhibition
room Of the Public Library. The normal
school round table will have as its
.rader Miss Mary c. Richardson. Of
Oastine, Me, while the high school
leader will be Miss Anna HadIey. OF
Gilbert School. Winsted. Conn.
School Library Exhibit.
Among those who have promised to
'ake part are Mrs p. p. Claxton. Of
This city; Miss Lucy f. Fay, o: the
University Of Tennessee. and Miss Julia
Hopkins, OF Pratt Institute School Of
Library Science
The school-library exhibit 10 be pre-
pared by the Bureau OF Education will
he on view at the Public Library. 1t
will later be used as Il travelling ex-
hlbit TO be displayed at educs tionaI
meetings. In collecting this exhibit the
bureau has had the enthusiastic CO.
operation of normal and high school
libraries in all parts of the United
states. The exhibit will consist of typi-
cal reading lists on vocational Cui-
dance, debating. etc. courses of study
in library methods, pamphlets on
school-library administration. photo
graphs OF s"hOol-librarv bui dinGs and
other graphic illustrations OF the s'g
rIficanr WORK school libraries arc doing.
II is expected that this exhibit will
- cntually be on display At the Panama
Pacific Exposition.
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Deaths.

Ruth B. Wheaton. 20 years. s3ci Nineteenth
street northwest.
Herman Shansten. II years. Government Hos
pital for the Insane.
Mary f.. Smith, 70 years sI3f PennsyIvanIa
avenue northwest
Joseph B, Williams. jr.. 30 years. Garfsesd
Hospital.
William w. Smart. IS years. Emergency Hos
pitsl.
Electa A. Abbott. "a years. SIbiey Hospital
BENJAMIN ID. Thompson. Il years. 1469 Deca-
tur street northwest
Francis W. Walter. Is years. 1915 Adams MIL
road.
Carolyn S. II. stssg. "a years. sIbloy Hos
pital.
BENJAMIN F. Sparrow. so years. gl5ls street
northwest
Ella NJ. McNally. 20 years. s13 First street
northwest.
Nora F. oHara. 81 years. II. Twelfth street
southeast.
Rosina 3. McKeIdon. IS years. i9a5 Bilt-
more street northwest.
Elsie NJ. Nau. months. 3i1s Georgia avenue
northwest.
William N. Dodson. IS years. 1901 Third
street northwest.
Samuel B. Mitchell so years WASHINGTON
Asylum Hospital.
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PUBLIC NOTICES

SALE OF PUBLIC PRoPERTY-War De-
moved without delay after sale at risk and
partment. May g. 1914. There will he sold
at auction at 10 a. m, May Is. 1914. in North
Courtyard of State, War. and Navy De-
partment Bldg, and on lot adjoining. l12s
New York ave. y. w. chairs, typewrit-
ing machines. furniture. cameras. print
ing frames, trays. etc. Articles 10 be re-
expense Of purchaser. ALBERT G. DRANE,
Chief Of Supply Div.
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TAKOMA PARK FIRE
EQUIPMENT IS GOOD
Only Minor Purchases Needed,
Chief Harris Reports-Boy
Scouts Praised.

All fire apparatus in Takoma Park IS
in excellent condition. according to
Fire Chief Fred l.. Harris. who re-
ported last night to the mayor ami
council that only a few minor pur-
ChGses are needed.
An appropriation was made immedi-
etely available by the council. which
met in the PRESBYTERIAN Church. Liant
erns will be put on all the fire appara-
tus and new fire buckets will be pur-
chased for use in emergencies when
fire hose cannot be used.
4 report was made en- the work of
the Boy Scout Brigade. which was COM
missicned as part of the fire depart
nient at the last meeting of the coun-
Gil. Practice drills are being held and
Fire Chief Harris says the boys are
expert in the use of the apparatus.
Mayor Williams, recently elected for
two years, advocated the abolition of
the judiciary committee and the ordi-
nance committee and the institution,
instead, of a fire and Police protection
cen. mittee. The new CommiSee prob
ably will be created at the next meet
ing
No Change In Tax Rate.
The council sat as a board of review
for the new assessment submitted by
the board of assessors for the coming
year. There were no complaints and
the new assessment was approved. An
ordinance was approved fixing the tax
rate for the coming year al $780, the
same as last year.
The board of assessors will submit
an assessment on certain property,
which was added TO the town by re-
cent act of the Maryland Legislature,
at the next meeting of the council.
. h. L. Rogers, chairman OF the health
and sanitation committee, requested au-
thoriZation to fumigate premises Occu-
pied by persons suffering from cOntag
lous diseases, which was granted
Bids were received for the erect
ton Of a bridge over Sligo creek at
awarded TO J. W. Shade, who will erect
a concrete structure at that point 1'er
mission was granted to Terrell & Little
10 lay, at their own expense, 500 feet
of cement sidewalk on Spruce avenue,
and geo feet on Willow avenue
Ss,426 In Treasury.
The treasurer's report, submitted by
Town Clerk and Treasurer Ben q.
Davis, showed a balance on hand at
last report of S,97O.SJ. receipts OF
S6si.GS, receipts from tax sales S22S.3O
total receipts of S5,S7LA, and dis
anCe on hand of S3,426.04.
Councilman r. d. Rush, who voiun-
tarily retires from the council at the
expiration of his term next month, en-
tertained the newspaper men who were
present after the council adjourned.
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Driver Dies on Fire Truck; ;
Horses Race Unguided

BALTIMORE. Md. May le.-William
Quinn. sixty-threc years old, fire truck
driver. died OF heart disease while an
sweTing an alarm. The horses plunged
along without control for half block.
Then another nr#n grabbed the rcins
and went on. Quinn's body was not
taken off the truck until the fire was
IsSched.
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LEGAL NOTICES

WALTER =. PLUMLEY, Atty
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRtCr OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5. Ferris.
Moxley Ferris. and Richard J. Ferris, Plain
tins, vs.. Annie w. Ferris and The Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company, Trustees. De-
PENDANTS. No. 32497. Equity Docket -. Wal
ter 7. Plumley. trustee, having reported sale
OF part Of Lot numbered six (6). in square
Five Hundred and seventeen (5lO, improved
by house and premises known as No. <Si
Massachusetts Avenue Northwest, situate in
the City Of Washins ston. District OF Columbia,
to Frederick c. Linger for Three Thousand
dollars 49, CO., II is this 23rd day Of APRIL 1!li,
ordered, that said sale be ratified and con-
frIned by the Court, unless cause to the con-
uary be shown before the 25rd day OF May.
1914, provided copy OF this order lie pub
lished in each of three successive issues or
the Washington Law Reporter. and Wash
inGton Times prior to the expiration OF said
period. tSeal) ASHLEY VI. GOULD. jus
tice. True copy. Test: J. r. YOUNG
Clerk. By +. E. CUNNINGHAM. Asst.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

hD" AhO IL. iENNulER. Iocksmith. SO ID
s.tlpt,ons made TO order: jobbng promptly
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ROOMING HOUSE, near Sth and h SITS.
rooms: nice furniture: rooms filled. $50.
ROOMING HOUSE. central, l5 rooms, 500
BOOMING HOUSE. near 10th and II SITS. !
rooms 500
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AUCTION SALES
ruos. J. OWEN 4 sny Ayc,ton,e-

TliOS. J. OWEN 4 son. Auctionccrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
ED LOT uN EASTERN AVE.
By virtue OF certain deed Of trust duly
tecorued IN Liber 1891 at Folio a ct seq. OF
tne lahd records of the district Of Cplun1-
bia, at the request OF the marty secured
thereby. the Undersigned trustee win sell at
pupilc auction at the orice OF 1hos. J. owen
IL son. 1881 q Street on FRIDAY, THE I'D
DAY OF MAY, A. ID 1914 AT 2 O'CLOCK
7. NJ, the following real estate, TO wit: Lot
50 ih square i256 in Clara a. Mardens sub
uNlsloh oi part Of tract OF land called
'ranoy. now known as Villa Park Heights.
az per plat recorded In the ONCE of the
surveyor Tor the District Of Columbia In
Book County T., Folio IL
Terms OF sale: all cash. 4 deposit Of 500 90
ls required at time Of sale. All Conveyan-
aihS' recording. etc, at cost OF purchaser.
at,nnIs u,n,s o. sale to be complied with within
hitcen days from day oI sale. otherwise
the trustee Reserves the right TO resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser. after fv. days advertisement
OF such resale in some newspaper published
In the city OF Washington, ID. e.
E. r. MARDEN. Trustee.
THOS. }. OWEN q son. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY
s. W. 'No' w. %
By virtue OF a certain deed of trust duly
recorded. In Liber No. 1917. Folio 4s2 ct sea.
oi the land records Uf the District Of Colum:
bia- and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell. a.
puoiic auction. in front of the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of May, A. ID. l9l4.
az O'Clock =. NJ, the iollOwinS-descrioed
iand and premises. situate in the city OF
washington. District OF Columbia. and des-
lsnated as and being lot i6 in the District
construction Corporations subdivision OF
square east OF Square 6ij per plat record
ed In the Office of the Surveyor for the Dis-
trict Of Columbia in Liber 80 at folio IS, to-
gether with the improvements as above de-
scribed.
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. A deposit
or slcO VIII be required at time of sale. All
conveyanclng, recording. etc. at cost Of pur-
cn2ser. Terms of sale to be complied with
within 10 days from day of sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right TO resell the
property at the risk and cost OF defaulting
purchaser. after five days advertisement OF
such resale in some newspaper published In
Washington. u. c.
K. GOLDEN DONALDSON, AMERICAN Sc
CURlTY AND TRUST CO.. by e. J. BELL.
President Trustees
Attest: JAMES +. HOOD Secretary.
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Vital Records.
Births.

Camille and Annie Vaccaro. boy
John D. and Louise sullivan, boz.
Morris and Ida Park, girl.
I. Edwin and Georgia Mclaughlin. girl.
Isaac and Ray Mendelson. boy.
Israel G.. and Edna 81. Litchheid, boy.
Clarence w and Myrtle Iandrum. girl.
William +. and Mollte l.. Harper. siri.
William p. and Ethel L. Habel boy.
George and Clara v. Heuman, boy
Edward ]. and Maize M Fitzgtbbons. Girl.
Edward ID. and Margaret FIaherty. boy.
George N. and Marion +. Cook. boy.
John +. and Mayme L. Bauman. 10y.
augustus and Marty Morgan. boy.
Eugene T.. and Essie HowIey. boy.
William and Belle Hammond, giri.
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GROCERY-One OF the best stores northeast
living rooms: sacrifice at 500.
CONFECTIONERY and light grocery. near
schools, $3.50; rent 81.
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PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau
Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
ment, Washington. ID. G., until 10 o'clock
m, May 26. 1914 and publicly opened i'm
mediately thereafter TO furnish at the navy
yard, Washington, ID. e. a quantity OF naval
supplies. as follows: Sch. 6IO3: Electric Iur-
nac-.-Sch. 67CS: Telephone head sets.--Sch
6a3l: Electric cable, conduit. wrought pipe,
points. railroad ties.-Sch. 6lS3: Paving
blocks stone ballast.-Sch 6725: Lumber
plates, soft steel rivets, piston packing Sch.
oiis: Steel wire rope. Applications lot pro-
posals should designate the schedules de-
sired by number. Blank proposals will be
furnished upon application to the bureau.
T. J. COWIE. Paymaster General. L. S. n.
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ROoMISG HOUSE, Conn. ave. location. Il
rooms. baths. exclusive and beautiful
place 900. Also boarding and rooming
house for rent furnished: same location.
MARSHALL BUS. BROKERS. sl3 y. Y. ave.
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GROCERY. on the Heights: receipts $50
per month.
GROCERY j. w, closed on account sickness
Make offer Grocery and meats y. E.: no
better stand S70C.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WALL PAPER BUSINESS, down town, large
stock latest patterns, office fixtures. tools
Of all description, large trade. cheap rent.
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WbNTEO-AGEkTS

MEN 10 sell faGs for season. ronrnis,inn
basis. no risk, unsold gods rrturnIh,r
Answer quick Bc in line for SATURDAY. tJ.
dress FRED Putt II. Park R"a. Neyy York
AGENTS. why work for others? T.. Iour
oVn boss " rite for Free SarnpIc AID t,,ii
particulars tolls YOU hon. NAESSIG HONE.
SUPPLY 60. - Wyoming ct WiIhcsbtrrc
IA 70
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FOR SAlE-FARMS
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME
RIGHT AT THE STATION.
Location second to none in the
country. Consisting of 10 acres Of fer
tile soil; large yield OF potatoes. eel
cry and other garden products- In
proved by a very fine dwelling situ-
ated in a grove OF trees. II Is prac-
tically new and in No. / condition;
subsidel and double floors: together
with 2-story barn and a chicken
house OF over 100 II. long. On a south
ern slope, which makes il most adapt
able for chicken raising. Buildings
are worth over $500. Well situated
for one going back and forth TO the
city each day. Price, $500.
A. c. HOUGHTON & CO.,
6S5 F st. y. W.
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Marriage Licenses.

Julius Bermsn. of Washington. and Lena
Rudie OF Baltimore
Edward H. fIoIkamp and Daphne L Gayle
OF Washington.
Frederick Rhodes and Malvina white. OF
Washington.
William II. Dyson and Katie Briscos of
WASHINGTON.
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PROPOSALS

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Wash
ington, ID. C., May S, 1914: Sealed proposals
in duplicate will be received at this Depart
ment until p. m, Wednesday, June II. 1914.
and then opened in the presence of such
bidders as may attend for the furnishing OF
all labor and materials required to install
automatic sprinkler equipment in the Land
Onice, Patent Office, and Pension Once
buildings Of the Interior Department in
Washington. d. -. in accordance with draw
inSs and specifications 10 be had on Ippll-
cation at this Department Zach proposal
must be accompanied by a certified check for
$500 payable to the Secretary OF the Interior
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids, to waive technical defects. or 20 aC-
cept one part and reject the other. the
interests OF the Government may require
Applicants for plans will be required TO de-
poSit with the Department certified check for
IS. payable to the Secretary OF the Interior.
a guarantee that they will return the
plans in good condition. Proposals must be
marked Proposal for Automatic Sprinkler
Equipment" and be addressed 10 the Sec
retary of the Interior. LEWIS c. LAYLIS,
Assistant Secretary.
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MOTION PICTURE THEATRE: clearing
about $50 month; price only $500; on busi
ness 81. :. Z.
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AUTOMOBILE repair shop: excellent loca
tion OH the Heights: clearing good money
big value at $500.
The Washington times., 1914-05-12

BARGAINS in rooming and boarding houses
grocery and delicatessen stores, motion pic
ture theaters, etc. consult our office before
buying selling.
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MOVING PICTURE THEATRE. oolored. 40
seats; crowded every evening: asking 81. 200
one of the best colored in Washington
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CIGAR and cold drink store: near Uniol
station, rent 81 month; give away at 500
cigar and confectionery; downtown bushes
section; cheap at $3.50.
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DELIVERY BUSINESS. fully equipped. in
cIuding automobile. typewriter. fixtures
about :, 900 indexed customers. Rent SIS.
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FOR SALE-l0TS

LARGE LOTS FOR SALE AT A
SACRIFICE.
or will consider a trade for good rent
ing property. Second trust notes also
considered. These lots are located
northwest Washington and right on
car line. Excellent for home builders.
as their location will appeal to the
home purchaser.
Let US show you the property. You
will be surprised at the bargain we
can offer you IN this ground.
A. C. HOUGHTON & CO.. SIS F ST. NV.
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LUNCH ROOM: near transfer junction: n
opposition: receipts SIS day: bargain az Sl0o
cafe, downtown section: only 500
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CIGAR news and poolroom on main st
downtown: take notice. this Is a paying and
up-to-date business; same owner Tor years.
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SALOON and cafe: Pa. ave. location: ren
$3.50: long lease: large house: receipts 4
day; retiring price. So. $50.
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ROOMING HOUSE: near 4th and E SITS
n. W; nicely furnished: income SIS month
rent only SIS: very cheap at $50; terms 1
suit.
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LOST AND FOUND

BAR PIN-Diamond. on Sunday Liberal re-
ward IL returned to Mrs. JOHNSON. 2sl7
| Conn. ave. 10
BROOCH, sunburst OF pearls with diamond
| center. Reward II returned to 11s Mass.
! ave. y. w, apart. II.
CUFF LINK-square. silver. with blue
stones; at Belasco Theater or between thea
| ter and Grafton Hotel Reward If returned
| to Grafton Hotel.
DOG-Bull terrier: brindIe and white: two
scars over right eye; brass mounted leather
! collar; lost Sunday. near Riverdale, Md. Re-
ward 14sl P st. n. w. Phone y. 3s6. l.
$1,000 REWARD.
Lost by owner, single strand
pearl necklace, rs pearls weighing
355 5-S grains. Upon returning to
our address we are authorized by
the owner to give the above re-
ward.
SHAW & BROWN CO.,
lll4 F Street N. w.
RING-Larse amethyst, Sunday evening.
Reward II returned to GEO. B. KENNEDY.
1895 F st. n W.
HELP WANTED-MALE
BARBER and chiropodist, combined for
Southern hotel. at once. DICKS HOTEL
AGENCY. 18th st. and Pa. ave.
BARBER-First-clsss colored barber. Gyod
guarantee. lol2 Pa. ave. y. W.
BARBER-White. steady employment. 32ol
NJ st y. ". l.
BLACK SMITH and helper wanted at DEM
Arrests BLACKSMITH SHOP. Rosslyn.
va.
BOY between Is and II, to do light work
Call E51 Gresham place. between and
O'Clock p. m. i
UOY-White. neat appearance: steady posl-
tion; must have bicycle; quick. "a G. n.
W. basement.
BOYS and young men with wheels. 81. 20 day;
steady work guaranteed. Apply DIME
MESSENGER SERVICE. III Eth ST. n. w.
ERRAND BOY with wheel Apply So 81
Rooms 2s. g. 80.
YOUNG BOYS-White. 10 run errands and
do general work around store. Only those
with best references need apply JULIUS
GARFlNkLE d CO. + st. cor. 18th.
COOKs-Two white. at once for resort. 500
FIsHER.s AGENCY. 4lg l0tn st. y. W.
DISH WAsHERs-Colored. RADY's CAFE,
6G Pa. ave. y. W.
FARM HELPERs-Two Apply GOLF PRO
FESSIONAL. Chevy Chase Club.
TNISHERs-Experienced on trousers Apply
at once. 5. GlTTELMAN. Go G St y. W,
third floor.
HOTEL HELP for all Departments. BUR
CESS HOTEL AGENCY. Jo3 10Th II. y w
MEN-Young. colored. TO do general work
around store. Only those with best ref
erences regarding character and ability reed
apply. 81 18th St y. w.
MEN-Two as farm hands on farm miles
from CITY. Call 4I6 Sth st y. W.
MEN 10 distribute circulars Apply at MAX
DAVID. 70S 9Th y. ".
MEN WANTED less than demand;
our gradus ties fIl best paying positions: IN
that our course is thorough ana complete;
special rates for 10 days. AUTOMOBILE
ENGINEERING COLLEGE l.3s l4th st y
w. Phone y. 26l7.
PAPERHANGERS at once, steady WORK
els llth ST y. W.
PREsSER for ladies and genlIe:n"n's work
1855 7 st \. W.
PREssER-F1rst-clsss. llCs 18th 81. y
~.
SHOE SALESMBN-SeveraI experienced for
SATURDAY evening. Apply MlLLER'S SHOE
STORE. 500 II ST \. Z.
SOLICITORS-Four. experienced. udvcrtis-
ing: at one BOX 81. Times offic. /.
WANTED-Boy, with wheel in
real estate office. Apply T. S.
PRETTY, Munsey Trust Building,
18th and You SITS. N. W.
STAECHER- Experienced shirr. colIar and
cun WEST END LAJNDRY. l;.I "a
az,
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
Unfurnished.


if12 ST. n. E.: s rooms and bath; furnace
heat; will put In good condition and rent to
desirable tenant at $3.50 month. key at
H.: u y. E.
SO 1tji ST. n. F.: s rooms and bath; excel
lent little houses: rent reduced to N7.5
month.
1874 ROSEDALE ST. N. E.: rooms and
water: will make necessary repairs and
rent for $3.50 month.
1887 GALES ST. n. E.: rooms and bath
brick; rent reduced to 1850 month.
10 CLAIMING ST. N E.; ono story brick In
good repair: suitable for store or cheap
dwelling; rent $40.
COLORED.
ii2, LIST ST. n. W.; rooms and bath; will
be put In good repair: rent $3.50.
1853 G ST. S. E.; rooms and bath, new
house: rent reduced SIG month.
c2f3 18th ST. n. W, rooms and water; make
necessary repair. rent SIS month.
2l13 CHESTER CT. n. W., bet 18th and 18th,
V and W STS.: rooms and water, rent
$3.50
652 and 7Is NAVY PL. s. E.; rent to good
colvred parties for 81 month each.
NEW YORK REAL, ESTATE BROKERS,
1423 + ST. N w.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
For Rent.
Jesse L. Heiskell, 1908 H N. w.
S07 1ith St NV, next to corner Of II,
per month ...-..................... 500
20l6 l4th ST. NV. entire building,
161e 18th st. NV, entire building, equip
ped for automobile salesrooIa, shop,
etc. I3o
Shop garage. rear 14B II NV, per
month 30
:0l2 18th 81. NV, entire building; low
rental for permanent tenant
1W and 1915 9Th st. NV; suitable for shops;
low rental.
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GROCERY and meat market; very cheap
rent: rooms; receipts so day; give away
at 81, 500; location best.
CORNER GROCERY. notion and contection-
cry store. " E.: inattention cause saCri-
icing for 800; rent 81: nice fiat: sales S4o0
month: corner grocery and meat store In
GEORGETOWN. receipts $40. 90 year: price. 81. 800
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1i23 T.
LUNCH ROOM. near Patent office. long es-
tablisheG: excellent business; up-to-date in
every particular. SEQ.
RDONING HOUSE. X st. near 10th. Is
rooms; new furniture. rooms all rented. 500
we list and advertise roomins houses Tree or
charge See us to buy or sell business places
Of ali kinds EQUITY BUSINESS BROk-
ERS, 1921 y. !. ave
FOR SALE-A cigar store. an old established
stand handling newspapers. periodicals.
Stationery candy. etc Rent SO, cheap for
cash Apply 50 III st. y. W.
FOR SAIE-Grcat bargain, grocery and no
ton store near : schools: must be sold by
Wednesday. 500 9th st. :. W.
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THREE ROOMS with table board wanted for
May and June for family of 5: / adult
children Is, l3, TO- S years.: vicinity 18th and
Columbia road; state terms. Address BOX
30I, Times office.
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SO 14i ST. N. E.: rooms and bath: excel
lent little houses: rent reduced to ST %
month
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-06-11
Estrayed.

From my farm, about April 10TH.
one gray mare, three years old, has
white face and white spot on hind
leg. One bay mare, three years old,
white star on forehead and one hind
foot white. Finder notify under
signed and get reward.
3IGNATZ REINBOLD.
Strasbnrg, N. d.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-06-11

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