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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-25

Depressed Luncher, Hove you amy
prussic acldg
Waitress; No, air.
Depressed Lnnchcr: Then hiring mo
one Of yenr STEAK aud Aldne, pnd
dspsa Tit-BisA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-25

Roosevelt and King Albert of
Belgium have much in common
one * man without party and
the other q man without couu
inv.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-25

Huge forest fires rage in Ar.
Kansas, md thousands OF dollars
worth Of valuable timber have
gone M N smoke. This is bitter
year for Arkansas. II has a nasty
strike on and forest fires TO make
things hotter.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-25

city taxes for the year 1914 arc ,.,,
uu' ana ru'ohlc az the offiec OF th.
cts SECRETARY.
efN = ,. Muihgan. CITY Scercisrr
tAavsrtissment.l
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-25

Birds and practically all wild
animals have sorsnkcn belgium
and Nerihcrn France. When we
shy birds, We don't refer To all
highillcrs, and when we say wild
animals, We don I refer 10 those
that have less than four feet.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-25

Ia securing the assistance Of
The Turks, Germany has achieved
something. The TurkS are the
only liars who can shoot OF their
mouths as well as the RnssIans.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-25

The Mexican flag flies over
Vera Cruz. just what idea the
Mexican flag Ilies Tor cannot be-
determined.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-25

"FiElcon thousand of villa :
troops have attacked Guadala.
lara, liut this report is plainly
Guadala jaragradded.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-25

turkey hen or gobhlerr Can sunni,
sNner Phone So, 7. II. watts--stsI
starr street 80 80
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-25

Sir oliver Lodge. eminent scicn.
tlst, says that he knows certain
friends OF his, supposedly dead.
still exist because be- has talked to
them Sir Oliver is not the only
eminent scientist whose work has
resulted in slight arrangement
of the thought Incubator.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-25

Jack Johc Of Fort Worth. has
been fined $500 aud given two
ycars Ia the pcniicuilary for beat
ing his wife. lIurrah for .laek
Two years viii take just about
enough of the brute out Of him TO-
make him warm champion Of
universal suffrage
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-25

u is generally rumorcd that
Wiiliam Jennings nryun will mt
lhe Cabinet ou March in order
10 groom Democracy for the 1916
victory Mr. BRYAN Is an excel
lent strnicgisi Ia another = behalf
The only way he could ever be-
come President iu person would
be- hy appointment
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-25

President David Starr Jordan.
Of Iceland stanford, says that the
cdueaied man Is better fighter
than his ignorant brother. Yes
the educated man Is q better fight
ar ile b. pretty certain 10 use his
uneducnied brother for % shield
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-25
rooAYs CALENDER


weather Bulletin.
f.ucii forecast fnr today Unsettled.
hght 90 moderate nofihery Winds
Temperature. mind and precipitation
records for tho Do hours euiiua Tues
Dos at D. go
Temperature ioWrei ~ n.aHat OBJ
nt y. M. 6s. wind velocity af @ m
3 miles pcr houf from the snurHeaH
STATE 81 weather cloudy IrrcprHuNn
trace" Relative humidity Hl percent
barmctrical reading at m rr
duced Co Hcn level aud corrected rf
temperature 3012
This Date IN History"
November g.
iaiI Henry % Df tmnrr prohibited
printing nny h0oh relating to
scripture
i5as English occupict For' puuuom,
and named piffhHre Boz hunuf
Of Wiinm iit ibc grim, mm-
lister
1853 British evacuated Ncn A.r
1892 itdtlr OF Lirr lrrnUn Hrf.st
The Ausuiana
ist3 State House nt frtn.i0.I h.
destroyed 30, nn.
$3.50. R'voluuuu f NOHtetHI.
l'tt luuerpas4aull commute. nUnt
ga in favor ui imprHrNWsn. .i
President Nneun johnson
1901 United sHt mlnnc- landed If
iuuama
1908 1853 Chicago sirn.t uIivn onN.
settled
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-25


f4i WIZ limit thanks day
. sSai:.ls!.s (Na.11ns.ou
The Washington times., 1914-10-04

800: Mrs. Emmr Grays. Morris H.. ;hts.
y Y. s.: Mrs. Ninifrcd llaWkr .d;".
NCwingtun. y. n. $40: Pirn" Ai;G-
ward. Locust Valley. l.. l., SIC, Nj s.
Louis" NicUd Lm st VALLEY. L. l.. -,
Mrs. Mary BOlI'. Knoxville. Tenn. >'1P'
Mrs. Joseph r Erown. kalamazoo;
Mich. $40: Anon! NOUS. Sli5: Mr. and
Madame Brctandca", s.: Mrs. F.. Mo
ranger. Cedar ,irCve. y. J.. s.: }. o.
Uendlcv. Nashville Term. s25: Allian"
Tran"aisc of Atlanta. per Mrs Snprrt.
to be din ided between The French ana
EclSiam funds. S.'''. Mis- Ahd"i Nader'
81: Rev. A. Wittmyer collection 'hulSh
Of Saint Esprit NV Yurkl, $50; Victor
and Grina Tirel. Newark. \. j.. $. pr
and Mrs. del I;raldis. New OrlaanS'
La. SIS: Justin and Eugene Eocrcy.
Washington. 81; Miss louise Outlet; 81:
Mrs. Julian-Jamcs. Washington. SUD;
Mrs Char Carroll | ee. Washington,
20; Miss Lee. 50. MRS. Marie Chard%n,
s.: ..lrs. McClintotk. WashinSton' - ,
Mrs. Morgan i.ll. Elko, Nev.. 500:
Walter D. Hires. New York. slC1:
Anonymous. Baltimore. s.; Joseph G..
ECsenEarten. Philadelphia. $50; y
Friend, Rochester. y. Y, sica
The Washington times., 1914-10-04

en- from their homes by the war opera
tions:
Anon, NOUS. 1900: Francis pray Com
pany, New York. So; Anonymous. %:
Mme. GaEin, Ocean Grove. y. j.. 81;
Louis Gicais. s.: Miss Katherine Loring.
'rldes Crossing. Mass. s25; Mrs. IL
liam Slater Washington. siG': Victor
GaviCnon. Boston. $40: Prof. James
Howard Gore. Washington. $50; Miss
Louisa LorinS. PrideS Crossing. Mass.
SIS: Miss RGphacla ACosta. Washington.
$50: Mrs. Clara u. Campbell. Boston.
IS: Michael !. Holland. Washington. 50:
Mis-. Roger Walcott. riost9n. s5Cn: Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Wyland Bartlett. Wash
ington. $50. George NJ. Sheahan. Quincy,
Mass. SO: Frederick y. Potter, Tonk-
ers y Y. 81; Mrs. Hannis TAYLOR,
Washington. SO: Jos eph Schneider
Prookland SO; Mr.. and Nine. Leloup.
Washington. s., Mrs. Julie ReC"-
vcur. Broad Axe. Pa. Sl.00
Miss Alice Wilson. Washington
s.: Mrs. Dora =. ETst. Boston. +:In: DR.
and Mrs. Charles W. Richardson Wash
inSton. SIS: George y. Henning cor
families of reservlsts>, Washington.
The Washington times., 1914-10-04
Allies Seek u. S. Steel
For Winter Shelters

PITTSRl RICH. Oct. Am order for
S.HOO1 worth Of sectional steel sheets
for use in making shelters for soldiers
in winter is soon to be placed in this
city. according to authentic adNICes from
agents in Europe.
The Washington times., 1914-10-04
DEATHS

FEi.LER-On Saturday. October ;. 1914. at
O'Clock a. m. at 936 NJ street northwest.
Mrs. H. e. TELLER passed peacefully
away.
Funeral Monday. October 5. at
o'clock p. m. at house iprivatcI. Inter-
ment Greenwood Cemetery.
baltimore papers please copy
LIGHTFOOT-On Friday. October 2. 191t. at
4::0 p M JOHN JEROME, aged seventy
two years.
Funeral from his late residence. Terrace
Heights Ridge road. Monday. at e:SO.
Friends invited Interment Oak Hill Gene
The Washington times., 1914-10-04
ISIS IT'S TO AID
FRENCH PEASANT IS
ne. Jusserand Acknowledges
Numerous Donations for
War Relief.

o Jusserand. wife Of the French
~ assador, has rnade public the follow
rartial list Of contributions to the
..rh relief fund. which she is trans
Ing to France To relieve the dlS-
( among the refugee peasantry drlE-
The Washington times., 1914-10-04
IT CURES CHRONIC
DISEASES
so Years in Practice-the
Last Eleven in This CITY
The Vacuum Treatment

By fits wonderful control of the cir
rulR tiOn of the blood and essential
elements of nerve food to the diseased
part positively will cure the chronic
and lncurabIe (so-caIIed) diseases for
which the medical world and your
physicinps-lt matters not who they
are-h8Ve no remedy and YOU are
denied relief elsewhere.
For the Scriirat!cn of the above
statement read my nd on last mage of
the Post tomorrow and consult my
REFERENCES by PERMISSION.
They will tell YOU what II has done.
HON MARTIN DODGE 'for six Years Di-
rector OF Good Roads. Dent Of Agriculture
I. s.. residence Dodge Park + o. r =
u. 1.ando"er. Nd
MR. "HAS = wTTIrE Vice President or
the National rink of Washington
, ME. 4. \. EtFF. Cashier of Tho NationaI
Eank or Washington
ME. WM N DOVE. Secretary Of m. !
Maurv Dove Coal Company. eth and =
MR. J. NOONAN. ProrrIetor Virginia Tho
afor
MR. II. NJ RR0wN. Wholesale and Retail
Paint and OILS 7rh and y Sta \ ".
ME- " J SHOWALTrE. Apt. q The
OLYMPIA. I4th and EncIiF Sts y "
MR 9. ". EG"EETT I7,i = sr =. "
MP J. CLINT RORINSON. I. 6 Treasury
Mr.. !. ". ROGLEy. Friendship Heights. Nd
MR. BENZ RLETHYN. Contractor end
Ruilder 1Sn3 Oregon Ave
Mp. CHAS. F. HARTMAN. Insurance Agent
Mount Rainier. Md
ME u ZIMMERMAN. Antique Furniture
-" l7fN - "
Nip. HOHI:RT HARVEY. ClerA. Go,denhare's
ME- ". HODGE, with Housc 4. Hermann
""l 7rh St : =
ME. 4 " LINE. R"sidcuce - r s. y. W
Eusincss en st y. "
MRS. MAGEI. IAY. 40 Seward Square 6 r
MRS. SARAH HARRY. T~nnallvtown. u g,
MRS. N r TEA"IiI-M 30 18th s. : =:
square Deal For Eyeryhody.
LADY iSSISTt\T
Hours. 10 VI. to = o. W.
Sud1NS. II to ..
The Washington times., 1914-10-04
HELP WANTED-MALE

s. so ANNUALLY { t'"-"prrat" with m" even
inGs at home. cv"r1 ming lurnrsh"d: &%n.t
Omaha. N"hr
BOY to learn rrad. Matchmaker Answer
own Handwriting. .?'N 1T Times office.
BoY-Colorcl. for tailor sn"r. with som"
cxrcri"nr" in r!..auIn- .m! pressing %45
Cedar St. Takomt Inr.. y. 9.
IOY Tor tailor shop VITA wheel: good ray
and steady work. Arni, at ono" l"ll
Connecticut a'".
BOY wanted vl,n uh.,l a. "mrc. IL "A-
ford l.lrr
EERAND Eol VIII un.' Apply mot IHh
GOVEK\MENT positions M I.,sr"tnc. rail-
WAY mail a.I "'i"I hrau"hrs arr good. pc
par, Tor '"Aam> 90 un'I'r I"rIurr I. :. 'INl
service secretary y-"NaImII"T, h"pkI"t co free.
wii.. to-day. HATTEESrN CIV II. SEKl l. l.
SCiIuui- N."h"st"r. y
HELPERS EI~crrr.aI vulL. .xp~rienceI
'oun't> 0rl rH.AI;I; ,I:OS.. I:,llston,
Va.
I.ATI'ERS l. Whit. r"t', {" w".k Mon
day "r"nA N",y 'a'iN. HOUSES. -mh
i.ETTEI: rinrIGHS ,MINATION /
civ" home study "nul Of preparation:
I.t> aIi'r appointment. write utr. WILLIAM
i't.r.i - NaIu"r =.
MAN G""d. =, work on farm near CIV.
h"rr Of Ici"i"u,r -" N"~ York az NV
MEN Two auIr-houi,I to woIk as farm
nan,.s "aH 10 >rh :, \ "
IAIl:liINNGENS steady work Apply
! STEAIMAN. 1872 q y. y. W
TKF:SIER -',"od. ,.Ai, rl.ur.d. Tor ladics'
amh gentlemen. garments: steady work.
SrI =" 81 y W
rHl:ssFN J Narrower & 60. Tan"r,
.'r !mh Il
slradv work Tor good man -o'i 18TH st.
y ".
SAI.rSMt.N s. per dlv ana ,rmmts~i,m.
EGYPTIAN IMIpITING co. 9-l Sth 81.
\. " -
THE: owl : wan, "rgamiz"rs t" obtain n...rn-
h.I, and "r"anizn lodges on commission.
TliE owls S,ulh Bend Iu'!
Use YOrE SPARE TIME to huiId up
mail "Idrr business "f vour own "" help
YOU start for Shar" m profits. = 'pnor-
tuniti"s Particulars free Dept. As. oP-
PORTl'%TTIES EXCL. Euralo. y Y
WE NEED TWO MEN Ia learn repair
and drive and MI positions: special terms
this weak ''all At once. Whit" oniv. open
'ill =. m. NATInNAI. Alto COLLEGE,
"rh and - sts W.
WANTED, M~n T." sell ornamental srork In
l"NnS: GOOD sod lin" start at once.
HERRICk SEED COMPANY. Rochester,
y. Y
WANTEn-INO nursery agents. Sp"rin in
nUCeU."T'S Pav weekly. Ndhr' IS PENl!N
NURSERIES,. RO"hsst"r. y. Y.
WANTED Young man 1S 10 ~ Years
OF ~" as collector. Apply RH,r"Ss
Office. Washington Times, bcIor" lo
a m. lttpr I II
The Washington times., 1914-10-04
Last Weeks Winners

Washington. d. C. Sept. 20. 1914
Classified Advertising Manager. The Wash,
inEton Times.
Dear Sir-My. what a help the Thrifty BUY
ers Ad in The Washington Times has been
TO me. Seeing the ad. of Ross & Wells. the
Electric Light Fixture men. one Sunday.
called upon them TO give me an estimate for
fixtures. along with other Washington firms
for nv recently wired house. and ! am glad
to state that Ross & Wells figure was much
more reasonable than the others and the
fixtures they supplied in such a short time
were good in quality and very satisfactory.
Yours respectfully,
MR. A. w. STATTER
GIL Q ST y. w.
The Washington times., 1914-10-04

UNLESS YOU travel GU, Of Washington and
max" the surrounding territory w. have
nothing for you. but il you do and have d
little spar time. "" have Il proposition that
will inteT,> YOU. "" have ii staple more
-wcll-advcrtised. bona flG,. ptrr,. Of goods
which ~ At" continually iUinr 4 Il, nanL
for. AMI YOU can sell ,'.Iv iIur,. YOU visit
every town, AMI to IA" r"' IrI"r "u!v. 40
canI ass!nr. Ask f"r MT -il.NI.H. Hotel
Raleigh. Monday nr TUESDAY.
SALESMEN WANTED E.Npori"n"" una"ces-
sary. easy work. big pay. "rltc for large
list of openings Offering opportunities to
earn 500 to S'D month whil" YOU learn.
| Address nearest office. Dept. G>:. NATIONAL.
SALESMEN'S TRAINING Association.
/ chicago. New York Kansas CiIy. San Fran
CisCt
The Washington times., 1914-10-04
WANTED-SAlESMEN

EXPERIENCED SPECIALITY statesmen
merchants preferred by wcll-rated
CleS Gland firm, to sell merchants greatest
specially Of tn" ,iay. 500 s,Op per month.
Commission contract. paid weekly State *
p"rieu"". -. !. IIN,iI.E. Station =. CIev--
land. Ohio.
The Washington times., 1914-10-04
LOST AND FOUND
ia 18th ST. n. w.

= ENVELOPES containing $40 bearing names
Swayne and Ward. Saturday FROM 18th and
y. ave. to 1ith and L sis, and then to
81 and ia ave. 5 f. Reward, return 52S
IA. ave. S. L.
The Washington times., 1914-10-04
HELP WANTED-FEMAlE

TO THE LADIES.
New York Millinery. Dresscutting.
nressmaking, and Designing
Academy, Ills G st.
LADIES, WHAT CAN YoU LEARN THAT
WILL BE MORE BENEFICIAL TO YOU
THAN TO BE ABLE TO MAKE YOUR
own DRESSES AND DO YOUR OWN
MILLINERY EQUAL TO ANY FIRST
CLASS DRESSMAKER OR MU.LINER?
TAKE \ POSITION OF: START IN
Bj SlNESS FOR YOURSELF.
WE FURNISH OUR PUPILS -FIRsT-CLAsS
POSITIONS AFTER LEARNING.
APPRENTICES to learn French dresscut-
ting. dressmaking. designing anil milli-
merry good positions furnishoi after learning.
New York Millinery Adacemy. 1ll5 G st.
DO EASY. PLEASANT CoLORING WORK
at home: good pay. no canvassing: no ex
perience required. Illus. particulars free.
HELPING HAND STORES. Dept. Sji Chi
cago
INIsHERS-Experienced on custom trousers
636 G st. \. w. Srd floor. Apply at once.
GIRLS at once to learn stenography and
typewrting to secure good positions after
few months practical schooling. 1923 u
st. y. w.
GIRL-Colored. to cook and assist with
housework; references. Apply 2ll3 Ban
Cro1t place
GIRL or woman. white. for general house
work Call after p. m. II 4th st. s. E.
DRESSMAKER-Good. at once. 1918 YER
mont ave.
LADIES for home work: nothing to sell:
&c an hour. Enclose stamp. RANKIN
& DODSON. s33 Elm ST.. Eillsdale. Pa.
LADIES can make $40 to SIS weekly. copy
ing. addressing and mailing samples. Par
ticulars Cor stamp. REX CO, 259 Glenwood
ave, Buffalo. y. Y.
MILLINERY SAIEsIADIES-Exper
Apply KINGS PALACE. $40 7th st. y. w.
MILLINERY Observation-Disclosures a,
once: rs Ith st. \. w. BON-TON. u
sALEsLADY-CapabIe. for our suit depart
ment: only those with experience need ap-
ply. ROBERTS. $50 st. Y. w
SALESLADIES, 81 per day and commission.
EGYPTIAN IMPORTING co. S21 Sth st.
SEwERS-on women. coats: only those who
fore 1920 a. m. JULIUS GARFlNKLE &
co.
WAIST AND SKIRT HANDS. and sppren-
tices. 1893 u st. y. W.
WAITRESSES-Fou white Apply THE
CAIRO CAFE.
HELP WANTED
Male and Female.
STENOGRAPHER-Ex public work,
can secure nice office in exchange fer
eral hours work daily afternoon or even
inss. or Will pay salary Immediately. 94
q ST. y. w.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Male
ALI~AROUND MECHANIC. frst-class in
every way. wants position with reliable
firm. Address by mail. .29 G st. y. W.
WANTED-Position as construction superin-
tenden:: experienced in office. factory
warehouse. and industrial plant construc-
tion: reinforced concrete a speciality; have
superintcnde for owners. architects. cOntrac-
tors: frst-Class references. Address JOHN
II. ALDEN. iI9 Commonwealth ave. De-
tr"it. Mich.
LADY would take vocal and instrumental
uur'ila AZ studio students home EOX
oS.. Tinra Office.
The Washington times., 1914-10-04
HELP WANTED-MAlE

Young NAN-Bright, TO work IN picture
frame shop. mus. BE- quick and neat
Chance fer advancement Apply bet and
a. IN. Monday. rs - 81. y. ".
YOUNG MAN-Colorcd. for waiter in cafe.
FREUNDS. So 10Th st. y. W.
The Washington times., 1914-10-04

September %. 1919.
Classified Advertising Manager. The Wash
ington Times:
Dear Sir-I desire to recommend the Nnrk
done by L s. Upholsterfns Co mad :
chairs rc-upholstered by them and beside
their work being first-Class the charges were
very reasonable With best wishes 1" the
success OF the L 6 Cphostering Co. and the
Hints 70 Thrifty BUYERS" | am yours truly.
MRS. NATHANIEL. SMITHSON.
Bureau of Engraving.
The Washington times., 1914-10-04

\NTFD Young man Is 10 ~ wears
OF ~" as collector. Apply RH>'r"Ss
Office. Washington Times, bcI"r" lo
4. m. OF after p. IN.
The Washington times., 1914-10-04

September 80 1914
Classified Advertising Manager, Washington
Times.
Dear Sir-Seeing the advertisement OF Gal
blum Bros. $40 New York ave. in the Hints
to Thrifty Buyers on Saturday. had them
rehloCk my last winters felt hat II Is no"
the latest shape and | am more than salts
fed with the workmanship. Very truly:
MRS H A PARKS.
Cherrydale. Va.
The Washington times., 1914-10-04
WANTED-AGENTS

WANTED-E Ex- grocer. gepcral merchant or
man with retail experience to sell our
Cash. r-dit System. endorsed by prominent
merchants and million dollar wholesale Cr1-
GERS. hiG thing for Cap1bl" salesman. Earn
ingS 0f men run as high as 500 weekly
above expenses. j. a hIDWl;IL Presi-
dent. Dayton. Ohio.
AGENTS make 800 per cent profit selling
Novelty Sign Cards merchants buy 10
to lc0 on sight: SG1 varieties. Catalogue free.
SULLIVAN co. 1884 Van BUren st, Chi
CaEO. III.
AGENTS 2CS per cent profit: wonderful
AT for free sample. MIITON MFG.
co. 2H!2 White bldg. payton. OHIO
AGENTS WANTED to sell household spe
CiaIties. Easy sales: many repeat orders.
Write for free catalogue and particulars.
HAEERFEID SALES co, 542H BOssir; St.
PittshUrC. Pa.
GET THE MONEY. BOYS Handle this live
seller: everyone buys 100 per CEN PROFITS.
particulars free. REEVES SUPPLY co &.
Bl"ominE'ial". y. !.
der business of your own; We help you start
for share in profits: = opportunities: par
tiCulars free" Dept. All. OPTDRTI MITES
ENCH., buffalo. y. Y.
AGENTS-S1. 20 a year sure: permanent po-
sitiCn assured with cxc'usiyr control OF
territory: RAJ" chanc" Ior hustl"rS nov
ELTY CUTLERY co. 81 Bar st. Canton.
Ohio.
The Washington times., 1914-10-04
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

WOEkINGMEN- -Eecaus" It Is your money
is tho reason for saving. when you can
buy such values give. and that's
why thi, is u" busiest store you find: must
he to sell the new pants. l.5O to 81: We
sell thousands "f pairs. onr price JUSTII' s
OLD STAND. 6lH u
CARPENTER WORK WANTED, 'ontract or
tay Apply 9lJ North Carolina ave. : r.
{ 4 McDD\AI.h /.
WE ALSO 'SHADE'' THE PRICE
Opaque shades ntted 55c: oil oI aque do
upstic holland shades. soc: dup ex camb-io
shsdes. TIC. KLEEBLAT~T'S. Ire : y &
The Washington times., 1914-10-04
WANTED-l0TS

wA\TED-From !. 10 acres. improved oT
unimproved; must be reasonable BOX
a6I Times office.
The Washington times., 1914-10-04
BUSINESS PROPERTY
EoG Renf
FOR SAlE-FARMS

FOp SAI.E-Four-room house and four lots
20 bv 100 feet each in Boulevard HeighE
Can after p. NJ. i39 Thomas 81. y. "
Phone V So.
The Washington times., 1914-10-04
FOR RENT-OFFlCES

LARGE OFFICES and stores In business
section, electric lights. elevator. steam.
tsnitor 81. To s. Dental Offices. SIS TO SIS.
VICTOR BLDG. 9Sh and Grant y! Gail sIa
6oor
The Washington times., 1914-10-04
MOVING. PACKING STORAGE

FREIGHT ana baggage transferred. Othces
at all freight stations. Phone West ~
IIrTl.EFIEl.D. ALNOItD Il 60. 1908 ia
aNr NV. Opposite New Willard
The Washington times., 1914-10-04

WANTED M-n {" sell ornamental sock in
l"Wn~. good sod line. start at once.
HERRICk SEED COMPANY. Horh"st"r.
The Washington times., 1914-10-04

GET THE MONEY. BOYS Handle this live
seller: everyone buys. 100 per cent PROFITS
particulars free. REEVES SUPPLY co
Bl6on1in.,i4l.. y. l.
The Washington times., 1914-10-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

START CASH MERCANTILE BUSINESS
own town whnlrSalmg Red Seal Peanuts.
rr,uri.Inrn led 10y /. :. 'ioEtTnmeut. make
81 so to s.. Oo0 yearly by our modern method.
,uyest:nert SJOo up: merchants work for you.
Ask Us how. ORIGINATOR. 3O- Broadway.
New York.
BUSINESS PROPERTY-t'heap. blacksmith
shop garage: doing good business also
s-rnom house. all ON same lot. For particu-
lars address RON l97. Times office Il
MANUFACTI RER wants state managers to
establish Office and manage statesmen; l.b-
traI pay $500 to 500 necessary: N"u handle
own money. SECRETARY. iG6 Fisher bldS..
chicago
S-HopM iFOI'SE well fur. rent. stJ: nice
central y. W. location. make over expenses
BON cSf. Times office
ETROPENA CAPITAL. for inv YES -ment in at
tractiNe incorporated enterprises Address
BANKERS ALLIANCE. II Southampton
Row. London. England
FpE SALE GROCERY STORE. fixtures
stock and property: VII sell che ~ To quicH.
huyrr. BON 951. Times office. -
BARRIER SHOp. FREMONT HOTEL nd
and Indiana ave. y. ".
The Washington times., 1914-10-04

STORAGE 81 mo: hauled In Iree: all We ASK
compare our price TO others. estimates
chrcrIullS given. central location dry viean
storage rouIns. ,Len for inspection at my
time H. Baum q Son. 3l2 Pa. ave. NJ I2Sl
The Washington times., 1914-10-04
Furnished or Unfurnished.

ST. s. E.. I1-Beautiful rooms, light.
clean. comfortable summer and winter;
81. - upward: housekeeping permitted: refined
home: best location; few doors from Con-
gressi0nal Library.
The Washington times., 1914-10-04

WE NEED TWO MEN To learn t. repair
and drive and MI positions: special terms
this weak ''all At once" Whit" "niv. open
in =. m. NNTIrNAi. Alto COLLEGE,
nlL nNL - 81 Y "
The Washington times., 1914-10-04
FOR SALE-H0USES

CORNER HOUSE. one block from Iowa
circle: S. 800: s., eco less than cost: terms
to suit KARRICK * METCALF, 1895 Eye
St Y. W.
MUST SELL. my new Groom house, hard
wood finish, for s.. Is: cost. Si.5CG: terms
TO suit; rented. $3.50 BON 2sl. Times
The Washington times., 1914-10-04

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give h"tln study c"ul~,. Of preparation:
ia, aIl,r appointment. write me WILLIAM
I'f.T.I - u NaIu"f t.
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