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~ once. There's nothirE TO stick. Pat
hoo and etotktnGs on eight over /.
- pain. no fuss. IL hour corn gone
sGcte-1t" uCycr hurts ihe true tloSh,
navor makes toes sore. II ypu have
irted almost everything elise for corne.
ON will be much moro surprised to
ee how quickly and easily Nonr enrns
aud caIIuses viii come right Off with
"Gets-It" Quit limpiug and Wriuklnr
IN your face with corn wrinkles ~
"Gets-1t" tonight ON thal corn, cahus.
.vart or huuinn, and youIl be glad you
@Gets-It" r. sold b1 all drugglst stt,
nc A bottle. az sent direct by T.. Law
renee a. Co. chicago.
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IL I.nnl,s IaniscnnnI Chnrch.

Fifth and Orange streets. Twenty
first Sunday after Trinity. sunday
school at 10 a m. Morning service,
with address by the lay reader, at II
a m. Professional, 3; Venite Robin-
SOM L: TIE Deum CVan BoskerekD Ju-
bilate tAldrich) 81; Hymn 375: offer
tory solo. cone SweetlV Solemn
Thought tAmbrose). Miss Mabel Menn
Recessional, 423. Mrs. c. NJ. Moody,
organist.
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Christian Church.

Bible school. 10 "a. m: 250 is the
mark set for attendance. Preachin &
by the pastor. Rev. W. G. Conley. Il;
subject, "Companions of the Heart ~
Mrs. Swing will sing MY Redeem er
and Ny Lord" CBuckJ. Miss Chestnut
will sing spirit of God" tNeitlingee)
Christian Endeavor. $50. At 7:30
stereopticon prelude, a Trip on the
Columbia River" Sermon by the pas
tor: subject THE Unaccountable
Christ" All are cordially invited.
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Aor,,r oF pIun,,I,,s SALE.

Notice is horchr given that on we'd
uesday. the 27ih daN of October. 1918.
1T u o'clock uopu of that date. at thu
vest entrance of the court house, IN the
city Of Loe Angeles County of Ips
Angeles. state of california, | VIII sell
AZ public auction .cv"ntcou Gromia-orN
notes for one thousand tS1 .pAo 0W do
lars each. dated October 1si. 1911. aud
due October lSt 1917. made bY Charles
g. Ehrcnhart and Eliza NJ Ehrenhart
fo A. s. O'Neil and secured By a morf
aage ON certain roll property situated
IN the County of Imperial consisting
of Tracts 50. Is and ~. In Township
~. Raurc 1@ East. $. T.. a.; said notes
having been given as collateral secur=
itv IL mote for three thousand
G&.onn On1 dollars. dated October LIST.
l9tt. said note heinu signed bv \. s.
o'Neil aud Grace l.. o'Ncif. madc in IA
rnr oi Harvey =. Strayer aud Heurr
SiraNcr. Said seventeen notes aud the
mortEa~e seCurin" the same viii he
sold to the hiFheet aud best bidder for
,da h. gold coin of the United states.
HENRY STRANER.
cry EDDIE.
EnWAFp DIETRICH,
Attorney. Oct26dauy
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Marketing Mno. Cotton seed. Etc.

The California Planters Exchange,
acting as agent for the grower, sells
milo, barley. cotton seed and other
products of the farm, from samples
and gets more money for the growers
as our customers in the Valley VIII
tell you. Try us. Send sample, with
statement of quantity, II our office.
Room 49, Temple block, Los Angeles
Cal. We do the rest
Adv. r. d. M'CALL.
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FIRST Methodist Episcopal Church.

II. B. Clark. pastor. sunday school,
9:45. This is Rally day and a banner
attendance is desired. Also this is to
be dime collection day. All parents
and children of the community who
do not attend elsewhere are cordially
invited to attend this and all services
of the church. Public worship, !. "A
New Creation" will be the subject of
the sermon by the new pastor. The
choir will sing "Oh, Be joyful in the
Lord" by Lacey. Epworth League. co
Mrs. Sones will lead. Evening service
7:30. A half-hour of song viii pre-
cede the sermon. The choir will sins
a Song of Victory" by Gabriel. Th'
sermon subject is "Our Guide. Mid
week prayer and praise service Wed
nesday ut 7:30. A cordial welcome
awaits all who attend any of Tho
services of this church.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23
AT THE CHURCHES
prpsi,,tcriuu Church.

Rev. Richmond Logan will preach in
the Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning and evening, II a. m. and
80 p. IN. Morning subject, Jesus,
the Great Healer; evening. THE Great
Architect and Master Builder
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23
Valley SunItnriuln.

East of Holtville. Fifth street Iona
Linda methods. Phone S9F13. Trans
portation provided from all parts OF
valley. Rates reasonable.-AdV.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23
nHE PAItTA QUESTION.

L of he n
from
the
I become
prunc
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23

repair ships aud supply ships, aud
in addition We have one hospital ship
ana one ammunition ship. 1t is be
lcvod that in time Of war the navy
would need not less than loo ships of
these types.
do not take up the subject Of the
secondary ships which arc absolutely
essential to an effective naval service.
Many types are necessary we have
been forced in the past by necessity to
use FOR the work of these types many
antiquatcd and unsuitable vessels.
one word in regard to officers and
men. If. for instance. battleship is
laid up in reserve at navy yard H.
perfect material condition. but with
only "a half crew. it would take at least
months tu make her efficient for bat
tie. even il the other half of the crew
were filled up BY experienced men from
naval reserve.
1t is of the utmost importance to
keep our fighting ships fully manned
at all times. W. need today 1S,00o
more mon TO accomplish this We have
not the slightest trouble in getting the
'l'lif' IltHl0r nut Inc lPEdl llnli OF oil
ooo men is 50 small that we are obliged
= keep many vessels tied up with par
tial compliments.
In these articles on our naval ships
! have reviewed only facts what We
have. what purpose is served. what ar
the good points. what are the defects
The navy is, "a far as it goes. very
good, but the same thing might be said
with truth Of small nation possess
ing a. its whole navy one very efficient
Eupbuat-
Power Is relative, aud the size of the
navy must depend on what il may be
called IN to defend the country against
And. finally. we must ever rcmcmbcr
that w cannot construct "A modern
fleet overnight out or canal boats aud
canoes, nor cam We mau our ships
with unframed fishermen or farmers.
no matter how great theiv courage or
their desire To serve their country
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23

DR.. Lynn X. Blaleslee has moved his
office to Rooms 2G-27 Security Bank
BldS.-Adv. loz
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23

Pianos moved with best OF care any
where in valley. Ed Royee.-AdN.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23
NIrN. W. u. COY.

teacher of piano, will open her class,
corner Fifth and Brighton, oct l. Pu-
pills may enroll from now on for pref
crcnCe of hours.-AdN.
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CONFERENCE.-THE METHODS.

VI
city be hard find
anything Amendment No
next
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froSreS~iNF w MS, a,.t,,.
The Catholic Ladies Altar society
will give a progressive whist party Fri
day evening at the parish house,
Adv. l4o
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Progressive Whist.

Planters Hotel calexico Modern.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23

Modern broom housekeeping apts"
Gas Commercial. Ed Royce.-AdV.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23
HOLION INTER-URBAN
RAILWAY COMPANY

, he'Mren III Centre aud HOItyIIIc
are 90 cents Round trip fare, 90
cents.
'7:3O am SO. on n,,,,
>; A pm s7.on N -,
SUNDAY leave El Centre, 900 a, IN.
Leave HoItYilIe.
90 m. sS.15a.n,
40 PM $3.50 p IN.
SDo not run SUNDAYS
Between EI Crntro SccI.x -uJ nj,
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23

nnt vou could have done better al
NJ McCunc's- ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23

General transfer and storage. Prices
iGht Ed Royce. 6t3 Main ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES

~ CEN TKO LODGE, No. 3lb.
l. knights Of Pythias. meets every
Il Tuesday al X. Of +. hall corner
Flfth and Main streets.
! STANLEY BROWN. Z, c.
Il B. WEBB, h. of L. & s.
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TuE rIHIIC's RIGHT.

= majority of the directors
a
of greater importance directors
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23

But YOU could have done better at
McCunc's ADV.
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Hut vou could have zone better at
McCuuc's Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-23

Hotel, calcxico. Modern. ADV.
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AUCTION SALES

BY VIRTUE OF a certain deed of trust. duly
recorded In Liber No. 1915 at folio OF tlsa
Land Records of the District OF Columbia,
ana at the request OF the parties secured
thereby, the undersigned Trustee viii sell at
public Auction at the office of Thomas J.
owen and Son, 1881 G street n. w, Wash
inston, ID. c., on Monday, the twenty-irst
& gay Of June, 1915. at Ave minutes past three
ociock r M, the following described land
and premises situated in the City Of Wash.
nston District Of Columbia: Lots numbered
ninety -one tsD and ninety-two (s2) in square
numbered thirty-three hundred and eighty.
elght tS3ss) In the subdivision known as Chil.
iuin Castle Heights. as per plat recorded In
the Office OF the Surveyor for the District of
Columbia in Book 42, page IA
Ierms: One-third cash, balance in equal
instailments at one and two years. with IN.
terest at per centum per annum, payable
emi,annually from the day OF sale, and Sc.
cured by deed Of trust on the property sold
or all cash. at the purchasers option. de,
posit OF t2oo will be required at the time OF
SAFE: All conveyancing and recording will
oe az the purchasers cost. Terms to be
compiled with within ten days. otherwise the
trustee reserves the right TO resell at ths
Tnk, risk =, ana cost OF the defaulting purchaser
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee
BY FRANK S. BRIGHT, Trust Officer
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TRADE BOOSTING TRIP
TO BE IN SEPTEMBER
Marked Improvement In Business
, Causes Merchants to Postpone
Maryland-Virginia Tour.

The advent of more seasonable weather
having caused an increase in local trade
the Retail Merchants Association, al
the request Of a number of its members,
mas postponed until September the
trade-boosting trip through Maryland
and virginia towns which had been ar
ranged for June % and %.
At meeting Of the association last
nlgnt president r. =. Andrews, chsir-
man of the committee in charge of the
trip, round requests from more tina
seventy merchants, asking that the trip
De heid later in the season. They de-
clared that business al home should
have first claim on their time, and re-
ferred 20 the marked Improvement OF
trade In household goods, wearing ap-
parel and particularly automobiles
Never before was the demand for auto
mobiles n heavy, asserted the repre-
sentatives of that trade.
President Andrews continued the COM
mittee. with instructions that its MEM
bers endeavor IN the interim to increase
the number of those who will make the
trip.
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DEATHS

CoH-on Thursday, June IL. 1915. at $40 a.
M, at his residence, Clarendon, Va,
JAMES L., cox, aged slxty-six years. fpr-
band OF Laura v, Cor and father OF Mrs
claude +. Birch. Mrs. Charles Harrington,
Funeral services from the First Baptist
Church. OF Clarendon. Va. $3.50 p. m. Sun
DAY. June 20. Services conducted by Rev.
a. l.. Swain. Interment at Oak Hill Gene
terry, Falls Church. Va.
oCharies county papers please copy)
kUEHLING-on Friday. June Is. 1915. at 8:15
m. AZ the residence OF his brother-in-
Iaw. Prof. Harry King. 1920 Calvert street
loved husband of M. Albertine Kuehling
Funeral services at St. Marks Lutheran
Church. Eighth and r streets southwest
sunday 1880 a. m. Interment at Ponlck
Shurch, Va. Sunday. 1 D. m.
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LEGAL NOTICES
w. MALCOLM GETTINGER, Attorney

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBlA, holding Probate Court. No
81 655. Administration. This is 10 give notice;
ihat the subscriber of the District of Colum.
pa has obtained from the Probate Court OF
tration. C. t. a. On the estate Of William A.
shannon, late OF the District OF Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims agains
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit tn.
same; with the vouchers thereof, legally au.
thehtlcsted, to the subscriber. on or before
tne 10Th DAY OF June, A. D. 1916; otherwis,
they may by law be excluded frorn ali bene'
NJ OF said estate. Given under my hand hi.
I 1Stn dsy OF June, 1915 w. MALCOLM GET.
LANES TANNER. Register OF Wills for IN,
district Of Columbia, Clerk of the Probat,
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Realty transfers

Petworth-Herman r. Howenstein. trusIce.
70 Lawrence J. Ward and William E. Clark
lot 90, block so, SO tstamps 81.
Howard Cnlversity-James A. Ray ct ux to
Eiza Rrooking, lot 500, square $685. $40.
Alley between Eye and K streets Sixth and
seventh streets southwest Elizabeth c.
springman to Gustave w. Forsberg lot 65,
square 40 $40 (stamps 81.
street northwest between Twenty-fourth
ana lwenty-ffth streets-George T.. Hamil-
ION CT a., trustees. to Maria l.. Reinhardt
one-haif Interest and to Margaret NJ Mitch
Ell hii@aneth Mitchell, Mary l.. Wallis
AICe V. Rohrer and Sidney Mitchell one
nan interest In lot II. square 3S, 81, 600.
barrE tarm.Maud F.. Chapman ct al. to
.. 81. 49, 0'
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Vital Records
Births.

bIfthS.
Ephrsim J. and Martha Almquist, boy
n. Mahatt and Gertrude Bradley, boy.
Gnarles z. and Margaret e. Jones, boy.
hopert M and Caroline Beall, boy
William !. and Charlott Knott, girl,
william L. and Agnes c, Edwards boy.
Thomas II and Helen Mullenberg girl
Clarence L. and Elsie ID. PadgetI, girl
Algernon 3. and Mabel NJ. Gardiner, boy
pbP pS9bsePh x. and Christine T. Fineran. boy.
Philllp and Lena Shapiro. girl
Hopert and Sadie NJ. McCormac, Girl.
hsawery +. and Clara Heindrick, girl.
Juilan X: and Bessie Lee. boy.
Adolph H. and Maud A Kammerer, girl
Charles and Mary Brockford, boy.
Louis and Janet Lendenba UNI, boy.
ara M. and Emma Daniels, boy
William F. and Frances b. Marsh, girl,
y Miiliam A.; and Bertha o. Sykes. boy.
Raymond r. and Florence II. Etchison, girl.
Alfred b. and Elsie p. Lindsay, girl,
Antonio and Vincenza Barrelli boy.
reward and Anna Werthner, girl
John and Mary Brooks boy
Daniel and Ella Boath, girl
John and Josephine Spriegs boy
william e. and Beulah Ray. Girl.
David and Hattie Eisbey boy.
william and Edna Gray, girl.
Phillip and Evelyn V. Thomas. boy.
lhomas and Sarah Parker. boy
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IN MEMORIAM

tNotlces for this column are accepted at 80
cents nat either prose or poetry, in case no.
tloe does not exceed ten lines. Add 10 cents
tor each line In excess of ten.l
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Deaths.

Deaths.
Minnie Spencer. IS years. Washington Asy-
lum Hospital
John b. Quay. jr.. Is years. 47a n street
northwest.
James Mckinley. Is years. sibley Hospital,
Eizabeth Beck, Is years. Government Hos
pital for the Insane
infant OF Charles and Mary Brockford 8
hours. Columbia Hospital
william L krause. GA years. IA jefferson
street northwest.
Grace Wilson. 81 years. sibley Hospital.
pital.
Josiah Bellows rs years. lois Lamont street
northwest
Ida 9. Williams. 90 years. A Myrtle street
northeast
Eliza NJ. DahIbers. g. years. 67a Bates street
northw est.
Caroline Goodman. rs years, ia Pierce stree,
northwest
Catherine Thomas. 81 years. I7l2 stree,
northwest.
Charles E. Bell, month. lo45 Thirty first
street northwest.
Arthur Parker hours Washinston AsvIuu,
Hospital.
Infant Of John and Hattie Pye. day. Freed
mans Hospital
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Teo az soon as possible.
I Ir. adv. and deducted. VIII furnish nec.s-
| sry sary implements and equipment to work
DOMESTICs.
Maryland.
| e7I-oo1. Baltimore County One woman for
SSookns. washing and general housswork
herman or any Es SIS PM. Bal.
Pennsylvania.
| |o",-oos chester County. one single woman
Tor general housework French belgian
English or Irish. 50 Pw and home Tr
West Virginia.
Sp-3Ss9. Brooke County One married or
single woman for general housework White
apie 10 speak English. French or German
ES not necessary. No children wanted 81
NV II efficient. Good home
TRADES.
Pennsylvania.
S74. Philadelphia County. 1ronworkers for
high class OF decorative work lesfnakera
olacksmiths etc. Wages depend on ability
or applicant. 10 hours PD.
ss-i. Philadelphia County. MachInIsts-lst
and ?nd class. and machine operators ES
necessary Married or single. Current rates
No TT 80 hours PD.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pennsylvania.
bS-2 Dauphin County. one single or mar.
ried man for making brooms Complete Ey
machinery: Any ES. Exp Children per
mitted. IT. adv. and deducted. zoe PH.
10 hours PD.
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BULLETIN OF AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES
Of course you are-but where,

betdlleO ln1ormaC10n cOncerntn
be secured free Of charge upon ap
BUREAU OF INFORMATION, y
OF LABOR, 801
KEY TO -ABBREvIAT1oNs USED:
washing. PM-Per month: PW.Per wee
Es-English speaking. Exp-Experience
Vanced under favorable conditions.
Unless otherwise stated. It viii be U
permanent nature. and the help Is desi
FARM LABOR.
Maryland.
Ho-t3ol. Hartford County. One man for gen.
green srst f'rm sc EOft fM fIp R%g gFe but will take
North Carolina.
Go-S697. Northampton County. Eight or
%srSrS.h snsi. preisrPeG, .'q seotch, 1%f q irsS
deducted; M.a5 PD' quarters only. '0'' anu
S7o-672O. Iredell County one married man
or general farm work and dairy hand
@ised r. sSS SIS iRi FM Dist HdAr as@ %ePk For
Els VIII take single man at 76o ID
Pennsylvania.
S1o-ses6 York County. TWO single men for
general genera farm work on fruit farm Any Es,
IN handling team. No children permitted
IT. adv. and deducted. For green N2-I5
sa5 esr PM wISt.s oS Pm saoso sSmTsT For ,.p sp
BL&W. Summer wages April TO Decem-
Virginia.
for truck and stock GGGn farm Ans &ns Green
sEp 81 q PM M wn Tl1sr s. Pm IN 81
only: Summer wages March to NoveIn-
Sh family Far or 9ns %asTsd sns .ms
dairy. Any ES EXP. Children permitted
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DANCING

NH, d MRS. HARTLY. formerly MISS
.CoCLiER, li2S llth st. n. W: all dancing
.auehl. 90 rents lesson Phone N. PISA.
e9M MER RAIES-All dances taught Prof
MILLER. SIG 18th st. n. W. Phone Main
5sL9
MlLLER'S
Belasco Theater. NJ 5s29-w
tP-TO-THE-MlNUTE DANCES
GLOVERS 6l3 End SIN W rh W. Iioo
Prl. lessons any hour, soc; one Step: For
Irot hesitation Waltz. etc. latest rapid ap-
proved method. Watch ad for class notice
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMORY,
open Tor summer season. Thurs and Sat
Ven. Ianclng S-2O to u. Cooled bv alec. fans
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PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. supervisin,
Architects Office Washington, D. c., June
th:= ..nce at ,. -, July Is isl5 pene' for Re- IL
pairs to heating in the United States II Treas as
Jury bui!ding. washington u. c.. in accord.
ahce win the specification. copies OF which
may be had at this office in the discretion q,
me Supervising Architect JAS A. WET.
1oNE. Acting Supervising Architect.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. supervlsins
Architects Once, Washington. D. G.. june
y, lsl5.-Sealed proposals will be opened ir
this otree at p: m., July l5 1915. for Ele.
Winder ami Auditors buildings. Washington
-: g, In accordance with specification, copies
a Of the e M shs Sss in
a. "ETMoRE, Acting Supervising Architect
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received a,
the onice OF the Superintendent. Coast and
Geodetc Survey 206 New Jersey Ave. S. E.
June "a. 1915. and then opened for genera
repair work, and also for plumbing, heating
etc. specifications and blueprnts furnished
upon application to the above office.
Architects office. Washington. d. C.. June
~ 1910. Sealed proposals will be opened IT
hgdraas iGs t a a. Isy iS lS for
Building. Washington, .. c, in accordanct
With this specification, copies, of which may
be obtained al this otfice in the discretion oi
the Supervising Architect. Jas A. Wetmore
Acting Supervising Architect.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE
SUo southern Building, Washington u G
Sealed proposals tor furnishing matertali
and erecting complete a brick storehouse tx
Mcmillan Park will be received here untL
IL M. July II. 1915, and then publicly opened
lnformatlon ON application.
OFFICE OF THE COMM SSIONERS of III,
District OF Columbia. Washingtsn June Is
1915. Sealed proposals will be received at thu
office, Room 609 District Building until tvs
o'clock, p. m. June 28rd 1916 for furnishinI
and installing underground feeder system
generating plant, between Industrial HON,
School for Colored Children ana the HON,
tor aged and lnfirm. Blue Plains D. y
Specifications and form OF proposal may b,
obtained from the Purchasing officer D C.
Room $50, District Building. OLIVER r
NEWMAN. LOUIS BROWNLOW, CHARLIE:
w. kUTZ, Commissioners. D. c.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DIS
TRlCT OF COLUMBIA, June 10, l9l6.-
Sealed proposals Will be received at the offc,
OF the Secretary OF the Board or Commission
ers, Room 500 District Building, until
o'clock p. M, JUNE 80, 1915. Tor the super.
structure, heating. plumbing. electric worl
and radial brick stack. of High School No
ia. located in Square 554 First street north,
west, betw zen y and streets. Washington
d. c. Blank forms OF proposal. speciiicatieni
and all necessary information may be OBJ
tanned from the Chief Clerk. Engineer De
partment. Room 427 District Building Wash,
ington. d. c. a deposit of ten dollars vii
be required from bidders to guarantee III,
return of plans and specifications. OLIVER
?. NEWMAN, LOUIS BROWNLOW. C. W
kCTZ. Commissioners. u. g.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST CASH prices paid for worn cloth
ing; either ladies' or mems: send postal;
VIII call. b. TARSHES. l3os 7th st. n. w
Phone North 400.
WANTED-Furniture for cash. Sell your
goods to the man who gives the most
money. See IiOPWOOD. sth and K
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Marriage Licenses.
George s. O'Connor and Viola Fawble.
Louis Greenberg and Florence Sauber
walter ]. Hiltz and Katherine M Braun.
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WANTED-OFFICES

DESK ROOM or part office wanted. Civ.
office. WV
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

BAY MARE-l,ooO lbs; 6 years old; vel
broke and sound. II. BRADY, 2725 Nichol
ave, Line. 50e
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FOR sALE-Ons-half cost price, brand
new piano. never been taken on the
moor Of the store where II was pur-
chased. Apply lo2o Munsey Building
The Washington times., 1915-06-18
COLONIAL BEACH PROPERTY

FURNISHED cottages for rent or sale 37u
and Newton SITS, Mt Rainier Nd, o
SERGENT FERRELI. at the Beach. l.
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PLEASANT VIEW HEIGHTS

4 suburb OF delightful homes for coIore[
folks Houses and lots on car line in D. c
Every advantage. Terms like rent
IEfPEK d GCSACk. 6O4 L ST. Ph. NJ. 3GSS
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SEVEN HORSES, ? mares Rear 4ss Pa. ave.
y. w, north side
J1TNEY BUSS, lo-paso; auto and buss
bodies; 81. 900 stock OF wagons buggies, 4
harness; must be sold at once; dead storage
II. q. LEARY, $40 Pa. ave. Nv. Phi. NJ. $40
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CLAlkvOYANTS

TARoT & LATEST FOREIGN CARDS.
es;ttRs,if e.rs Mating Mrs. Lusby F,;mie iS,;sni,ne
| EAST INDIA CRYSTAL FREE
Second -o- 1I.n ~ IadIo. onlv
Floor. 'ci IL III ~. Closed sun
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TWO rooms and bath apt; completely fur.
an ml Sern conveniences. The LOUDOUN,
ua L. Cap. st. Apt. t-B. Line. soA
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Special rates for next few months; ,ey
clean, dry storage for furniture and pianos
Estimates Cheerfulty given. onvenie1t To-
ca tion. WESChL LER'S. $50 Pa. ave y. w.
Phone Main 1882