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WINDSOR RESULTS

First Raos.-Old Chap. liz Collins, $50,
$40, go; Ny Rose, III (simpsonl, $40,
. 20; Mr. n liz tKennedyI. 30. Time,
:OS. Grumbung Mac, Tubby A, Tharon,
YOorin and John Arbor also ran.
Second Race.-sweet Bouquet, 9s; Bryson,
so, $40. $50; Flame. Ill tHeupelD, 40,
$50: Galley Head. ll6 (ButwelD, $50.
Time. / :46. p. Moody, Banysn, Ravens
court, Mouette, Galamore and somme also
ran.
Third Raee.-Diomed, IO4 CMcGraw), $50,
30. $40; Pueblo, lO2 CIeupen, 800, 20
CLARK n 40 (Barnesl, 1870. Time, 1:l3 2-5.
lar, Saga. Princess Myrtle, Mighty Lover,
PIuviade and PulluH also ran.
Fourth Racs.-Vive McGee, I0s (YeargInJ,
3 80, 1l.lO, 500; Runnyyen, 40 Conway
$50. ) 40: Ell Mahdi. 1l5 tButwelD, 800
Time, lib 80. Duke Wellington. Hemi
sphere, Repeat. Magikon. Old Sinner, Arch
Plotter, Clean Up and strikGbreaksr also ran
Fifth Raoe.-Eort Bliss, 10 tSimpsonl
80. 10, $50; Stevenson. 40 tHeinishl
$50, 80; Iolite, 1O5 lMcGrawl, IA. -
Time. Las 80 lord Hamilton, Cortlandt
Nadge F., Bellario, Harry Burgoyne, LORI
Herbert Inquiry, Sweeping Glance. KIM
John. DR.. Carmen and Garbage also ran.
Sixth Race. - Eddie Rickenbacker. 10
tSimPsonl. 1890, 40, 80; Marjorie Hynes
lO7 lKennedyl, go. 26O; Eulah =, 10
/ lMcGrawl. $40. Time, l:l2. Moroni. Gle
Light, Murray, Horeb and bing's Champin
/ also ran.
! Seventh Raoe,-Georgs Duncan. 100 (Rr
msnelHI, $3.50, 1910. $50; kentucky Boz
( 70 CYpargiHl, 40. $40; WOodthrush. II
/ simpson,. 600. Time, 2:0l Contestant
! Pit. Puts and Calls, CandPlaria. Guy Fol
tune. Jack Reeves and Frank also ran.
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WINDSOR ENTRIES

First Raes-Fiye and one-haIf furlougs,
'Undins, lO2; Annette's Sister, 1O7; Dan
JacksOn, llO; Nurse Jane, Ill; Loeb Lsayen'
ll5; 'Golden Autumn, 1902; shifty, lol
Mary Coveu Ill: Sea Court, Ill; Aaekel-
uAEe, IFS; Harp Of the North, lo7.
Second Raee-Mile and seventy yards.
st. Paul, ll3; AL Smoke, lib formerly
sharpshOoterl; AZrael. u.s. AntiphoE. ll5:
BsngaH. ll5i SalvO, IFS; Ladder Of Light
l2l
Third Receive and one-half furlOngs.
Miss Rankin. 1O4; sikhim, l0T; Friyol. ll2i
BY Itmminy, ll2; Napoo, ll5; Runqol, III;
Joe whippls. iOT: Patriarch. l0T; Madelsine
Lillian, IL; Jean Corey, ll2; Judge Bud
row, llj.
Fourth Racs-six fU-Iongs. Kama, no
King HerOd, ll2; Top o the Morning, III
charlie LeydeCker, H.; kukluN, 10.
Fifth Raee-SIile and one-sixteenth. Estero
100; Breeze, lO2: Ny Dear. 104; Fern Hand
ley Ill; aSlippery Elm, ll2; WynneNood
100; Smart Money, lO2; Best on, lO5; he
gallo, ia; aIrish Kiss. l24. asunnylanc
Stable entry.
Sixth Race-MlIe and seventy yards
'DiOne, 100; Lady KatheTn. 100; 'N Gritty
1o5; shahdon, lOT; Baby Cal. llO; G. NJ
Miller, ll3; Courtley Lass. 100; Retta B.
1oJ; Dotta's Best. 1OT; lie Balafre, lOI
Bond. l13; Jack <. ll6. Also eligible
James Foster, l07; 'Gourmand, lOI; fhih
stine, 1l0.
Seventh Race-NHe and ons-eighth. air
drie. 90. keep. 100; Wenoah, lOS; Bub
bling Louder, lO5: summer Sigh. 1O9; Glass
tni, liz; Mysterious Girl, 1907 They shaI
Not Pass. III: Thanksgiving. 105; skee
Pace. 100: Marsuder, 10; Garbage, ia.
'Apprentice allowance claimed.
Track fast; weather clear.
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

First Raoe-serapis lG7 ischuttinGerl. l
to ;, out. out; Pantalette, I02 (Coltiletti
to >. = 10 l; Polly Ann. lO+ tMrAnteeI, l
to > Time 1.17 -. Loyal Sweeper, Tran
sient and Hu0nec also ran.
Second Race-Tattle 9s tPoncel, 16 to ).
even 10 .; Aurum, Ill tRowanI, 3 TO 5,
l To 4; Asterlsk, III tJuhnsunl. 10 3.
Time las Is. Lola. franklin, king
AgriPpa and American Boy alss raR-
Third Race-Alajor Parse. III iRowanl.
to /. 10 >, to =: Jock Scot, 100 tpOnCel ,
to >. l 10 /; Different Eyes, l02 (Widal
g to .. Time / 90 IL. CarmaRdale, 0sgood,
Gloria Frame. War Marvel and Daydue also
ran.
Fourth Raoe-Donna Gonna. 100 Barrett, l
to 3. ont. out, Sea Mint, lO6 lNcAteel, l tG
= out; Lady Gertrude. l06 tSchuttingerl
out. Time I:43 - Three starters.
Fifth Raos.-Lady Emmeline, 1O5 fColti
lettiJ. even, l to >. l to 4; Nellie Yorke, III
tCarmodyI. ~ 10 J, 10 To /; J. Ar Clark
10 walsh, 10 /. Time, l:43. Larghetto
Lady Archie. Burley Court Fool. Easter
GLOW. triumphant, Chimeru, Runecraft and
( AlOrs also ran.
] Sixth Race-RustIer. los johnson. t
[ > tn :. . t. :: Arlda. H. Rowan, Il
| ), 3 to s; Joaquina. 100 CCoItilettil, 3 to 5
/ Time 90 Dolly e., ThOrnhedge. Mary ETb
! Morning Face and Walk Up also ran.
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OLDEST and BEST
BLOOD PURIFIER

tons, show that the blood is in
feverish condition as a result of
some humor, or the presence Of an
irritating, fiery acid. Rheumatism,
Catarrh. Skin Diseases and similar
blood disorders will continue TO
grow worse as long as the cause
remains. A disordered condition of
the blood may come from various
causes. such as a sluggish condi-
ton Of the system, imperfect bowel
and kidney action, indigestion. etc. +;
but whatever the cause the blood
must be purified before the body
can be healthy.
S. S. S. is a natural blood puri.
fer and tonic. 1t is made entirely
of the harmless juices and extracts
of roots, herbs and barks of rec
ognized medicinal value, and being
free from all harmful minerals il
an absolutely safe medicine fol
young or old. S. S. S. goes into
the circulation. 1t freshens and en-.
riches the blood and will do fol
you what it has done for thou
sands of others. S. S. S. is tn.
most reliable and at the same tim,
a most pleasant acting medicine 70
those whose blood has become i'm
POverished and needs building up
! A course of S. S. S. will prov,
to you its great efficacy, as it ha
in numerous other cases which hav
been reported to US by grateful pa
tients.
Do not continue to suffer from
neglect, but go to your drug stor
and commence taking S. S. S. to
day.
Also write fully to our head ply
sician, who will give you full in
structions about your own case.
! Address Medical Director, /
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Georsis
ADV
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my United Press.)

New York, July 2s.-The most
thrilling experience of our own
Doug" and Mary during their
honeymoon trip to Europe was
stalking among headstones in West
minister Abbey in search of ghosts
at l q, m, they agreed upon ar
rival here aboard the White Star
liner Olympic today.
They had planned to visit the
last resting place of England's
notables, but upon arrival in Lon
don they were followed by such
crowds they found 1t impossible to
dodge the curious.
After having written our auto
graphs in 1s,4s3 albums in London
and being bounded by movie fans.
we decided the only way to beat
the game was to put on a disguise" ;"
the screen actor declared. There
Gore ! put on . trick mustache and
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MY Tired feet
ACHED FOR "TiZ''
Let your sore, swollen, aching
feet spread out in a bath
cf "Tiz."

Just take your shoes off and then
put those weary. shoe-crinkled, aCh-
ing. burning. COrR-Pestered, buniOn-
tortured feet Of yours in a "Tiz'
bath. Your toes will wriggle with
JOY. they'll look UP at YOU and al
most talk and then they'll take an
other dive in that "Tiz" bath.
When your feet feel like Jumps Of
lead-au tired uut-just try "Tiz."
Its grand-it's glorious. Your feet
will dance with JOY; also YOU will
find all pain gone from CorEs. cal
lOuses ami buuiOnS-
There's nothing like Til Its
the only remedy that draws out all
the poisonous exudaJiOns which puff
up your feet and cause foot torture
Get a box of "Tiz" at any drug OF
department store-don't wait. All
how glad your feet get: how COM
Portable your shoes feel You car
wear shoes a size smaller if yOu
desire.-Adv.
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Mary and "Doug" Back Home Declare
Most Thrilling Experience Abroad Was
Stalking Ghosts Among Westminster Graues

a suit of denim and my wife donneo
a Red Cross nurses outfit. On our
first attempt to leave the hotel in
these outfits we were discovered by
a bellhop, who published the news
broadcast
That night we watched from the
window until the crowd had dis
persed and shortly after the zero
hour we made our way out. We
boarded seagoing hack and went
TO the Abbey. IT was moonlight,
which is unusual in London. and
we FELT little creepy among the
monuments and headstones. We
spent over an hour in the grave
yard. As we started to leave we
were stopped by watchman, who
took US for ghouls, which was
natural at that hour of the morn
ing. We managed to convince him
that our purpose was honest and
we hit the hay about g N.
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Double Bill at Union Park.

A first-class double bill is carded
to be played on Sunday, August /,
at Union Park, Fifteenth and II
streets northeast. In the first game.
Shops. pennant winners in the Rail
road Y. NJ. c. A. League, and the
only nine to defeat the Rex Ath-
letic Club this season at Union
PAX, will battle the Rexmen at 8
o'clock, while the two fast colored
teams of Georgetown, the Nontrose
and Georgetown Athletics, will line
up in the nightcap. Immediately fol-
lowing the first game. Owens and
Hilton will probably be the oppos-
ing hurlers in the opener,
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BRAVES AND CUBS
SPLIT TWIN BILL

Boston, July 2s,-The Braves won
the first game in the double-header
with the Cubs this afternoon, to T.
and the Cubs took the second game,
s to 2. Vaughn started In the box
in the first game, but after making
a three base wild throw which put
over two runs and paved the way
for four more in the second inning
he gave way to pitch hitter In the
third. He came right back In the
second game and went through TO
the finish with fying colors, while
Scott, who was opposed to him, was
given wretched support and then
was hit hard. Scott and o'Neil had
a mix-up in the dug-out, but 1t
amounted to a wrestling match only
until they were separated. The
score:
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Totals. 81 s27 "A Totals. SO 10 "a
sBatt.d for KiIiefer in eighth. tBatted
for Vaughn in third. +Batted for Martin In
eighth.
Score by innings:
Observation-Disclosures. 002 zoo w.
Runs-Peck, Eayers, Boeckel, Maranvilie
t2l, Govdy (al, oeschger, Flacs' Hersog
Terry, Barber. Errors-Eayers, Gowdyr Bar
Der. Two-base hits-Terry t2l. Three -ba Sc
hit-Holk. Runs batted in-by Powell,
Pick, Mann. Holke t3l, Terry (2l, kiilefer
(2l. Hits--on Vaughn, in innings ON
Jeager, 8 in inning; of Martin, in
innings; of Bailey, 0 in l inning. First
base on errors-Boston, /; Chicago, l. Left
on bsses-Boston, 4 Chicago, 10. Caught
stesling-by Gowdy tFlaek. Sacrifice hits
Gowdy, Robertson. Sacrifice fies-Pewen
Mann. Base on balls-by oeschger, Z; BY
Vaughn, 4; by JeaEer, Struck out-by
Vaughn, !; by Martin, l; by oeschser, J.
Double plays-Pick, Maranville aud Holke
Pick and Holke. Wild pitrhss-Vaughn
Time, l:45. Umpires-Harrison and Hart
Attendance, 500.
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Dark Horse, iIs; Eternity, liz; Knobbie,
III; Moody, lis.
Fourth Race-One mile. Tailor Maid, ss;
Albert A, IO2; Kallipolis, 100: Cromwell
IOs; Ballet Dancer ID, 90; Tsbleau D'Hon
neur, IO5: Natural Bridge, IFS; 'Ralco, %
Under Fire, 104.
Fifth Race. - Mile and seventy yards
'Mose. no; Aurum, ll5; Airman, lis; 'TaI
ID l03; 'Northern Belle, o.; Berlin, ll5
Young Adam, 40; Bengow, los; 'El Primo
10: The Wit, 100; sWar Club. ll3I
Sixth Race. Five furlongs. Frivolous
ll5; Frippery, liz; Thornhedge, lis; Tore
ador, 1l5; Victor A. lis; Lady Algy, ll2
WedgewOod, 112; Celiva, ll2; Lady Frappe
liz: Mary Head, l12; sKate Fraley, i07
'Gladys, lOT; The Cook, ll5: Salesman, ll5
Blue Belle, ll2; Sir Mortimer, ll5.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Track fast. Weather, clear.
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BIG CROWD EXPECTED
TO ATTEND SAT. GAME

The Casualty Hospital benefit
baseball game between the kniCk-
erbockers and All stars. Navy Yard
teams, to be played at the American
League Baseball Park this coming
Saturday at $3.50 p. M, is expected
to be an exceptionally well attended
occasion.
The Navy Yard Band, under
.Comdr Benton, will furnish the mu
sic, and Mr.. Isaac Cans will present
a loving cup donated by Goldsmith
& Company, jewelers., to the win
ming team.
Patients from the Walter Reed
and Naval Hospitals have been in
yited to attend the game by DR.,
II. w. Jaeger. chairman of the COM
mittee on arrangements for the
game.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

UNUSUAL. OPPORTUNITY
For renresenflti,c 10 take over the entire
dIstrihu,ion for this sertiun uf state THIS
is a staple and practical propositions pref
erence will be given men Of the age OF Il
tn 81, md one capable 4 operating an auto
mobile and able TO invest from S'"o 70 sl:u'V
Newport. Z. !. just
PERSECUTION has TIRE CHURCH
raised the hand ~ dreaded persecution
against the people. robhing them Of freedom
through prohibition? Read: "A Thtet Of
Freedom - Postpa a. 25c. SIS per hundred
MITCHELL 30, DEN, author. publisher
l5l9 Sth 81. NV. Washington. d. [.
WANTED-LADY PARTNER WITH CAPl
tai for tarrespundenre school work. Ad
dress BOX C-4S. Herald office. Ju-5-tt
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Time Makes No Mistakes.

We have never claimed that
s. S. S. was a medicine to work
wonders. by curing every physical
ailment or disorder. More than If
ty years ago it was placed on the
market and recommended as
blood purifier, and today, after
long and successful career. and
when its use has become almost
universal. only the same honest
claim IS made for it-that it will re-
lieve those diseases and disorders
arising from an impoverished con-
dition Of the blood. Time makes
no mistakes, and the very best rec
ommendation of S. S. S. is the fact
that it has stood a long test and is
now more generally used than ever
before. and has the confidence, we
believe, Of a greater number OF
people than any other blood medi-
cine.
The blood is the most vital force
Of life; every organ, nerve, muscle,
tissue and sinew of the body is de-
pendent on it for nourishment and
strength. then as it circulate:
through the system. pure and rich
it furnishes these different member:
the healthful properties needed to
preserve them and enable them tc
perform their various duties. Sc
long as the blood remains free from
infection we are apt to escape dis
ease, but any impurity, humor ol
poison acts injuriously on the sys
TEN and affects the general health
Pustular eruphons, pimples
rashes. and the various skin affec.
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EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES

First Raes.-About six furlongs. 'Charlie
SUNNY. l2l Ace Of Aces. Ill. Arnold, 1871; ;
PoCa teIlo. lIO; Liberty Girl 10J; 'YOuueed,
Ill; Different Eyes. l16: Vice Chairman, 1l5.
Second Racs.-OnR mile Franc TiTeur. III;
WinneConnp, gS: King Albert, lGs: Swirl,
jog. Cherrubino. 115; Paddy H.; Sweet
Music. ln3; RoyalIieu, ll5; Beaumaris. l07;
Convoy, los; Runpcrift 1OT.
Third Rass.-Five and half furIongs.
PluribUs, ia, Ten Lee, l23; Halu, liz;
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Totals "A II 20 Il Totals .. IS l3 - 25
.Ratted for Smith in 18th inning.
tBatted for HeathCote in sth inning.
tRattod for Benton in 18th inning
st Jouis.., ...... 100 900 100 900 Go--5
New York. k............ 100 100 o3o go vi
Fcurnier stock, JanvTin. Clemens,
McIIcnry. Burns =, Bancroft ., frischr hins
Errors - Ianyrin. spencer. Home run -
King Thrce-base hits-Janyrin, frisch.
Rase on balls or Schupp 4; on sherdei,
g. on Douglas .: on Rrnton, I. Strnck out
by Schupp L. by SherdeI 4, by Douglas l.,
by BENTON l. DOubIae play-Stock TO Four
nier Sacrifices IAvan, Young. stolen
bases Bancroft. Frisch ., hcHenry.
Doyle Umpires Moran and Rigler. At
tenda nee, 6.000.
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Arrows After a Game.

The Arrow A. c. would like to
arrange a game for the coming Sun
day, with any 17-year-old team in
the District. Address any chal-
Ienges to Leslie c. Shaw, 416 Tenth
street southeast.
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War Risk Is Beaten.

In the Departmental League yes
teTday the War Risk nine lost to
the Printers by the score of to l.
The winners played a good brand
of ball, both at the bat and in the
field. They collected a total of
nine hits.
Il. H. +.
War Risk. OOO0OOOI-I 4
Printers O20l1OO2 20-6 Q l
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Moulton A. c. in the Field.

The Moulton A. C. has reorgan-
lied and is in the field for games
with teams averaging 16 years of
age. They would prefer to play the
Rex Jrs., Aztecs or the Olympias
Address all challenges to Pau!
Graves, 2113 X street northwest.
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PHILIP ADAMS NAMED
TO SUCCEEDC. B. WELSH
CBy Universal seryice.)

long time an official of the Govern
ment War Risk Insurance Bureau.
has been appointed chief of the
Bureau OF Passport Control at the
State Department to succeed
Charles B. Welsh.
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WE. MOVE FURNITURE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GRAPHnPHONE RECORDS OF ALL
kinds; will pay cash. Col st. nv"
Franklin TTin. Ji-o1'
WANT Dali. KINDS OF GRAPHIC
r,hones Columbia Victor and other makes,
viii pay cash. col st. nw. Franklin
T74O. ju27-5t
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EI.mOR OIL

HUNTER's FLOOR IIL KEEPs TIE
floors clean and bright. Gives them
polish. Good for your furniture, try it. Can
le used with any mop or rag. VIII eieah
and paliEh the hnest automobile. No acid in
this oil 81 90 p@r gal. Phone Franklin ll4s
or dron postal llS Pa. ave. nv. lu25-u
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GIANTS VICTOR IN
OVERTIME CONTEST

New York. July 2s.--A single to
center by Young in the fourteenth
inning gave New York the second
game of the series with st. Louis
this afternoon, 6 to 5. The score:
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score BY innings:

Score by innings:
Chicago. 900 O21 O5O-s
Boston, 100 900 OlO-.
Rups-Flsck (2I, HerEog (2I. Terry. Pas
kert, Deal. DAILY, Pick, Boeckel. Errors
Powell. BoeckeI, O'NeilI, Scott. Two-base
hit-Terry. Three base hits--Terry. Pick,
Boeckel Runs hatted in-by Flack, Her
zog ~, Terry, DAILY, Vaughn. Holke Ma
ranville. First base errors-Chicago,
Left on basPs-Chicago, 8; Boston, Q. stoler
bases-FaCk, .. Caught stealing-by DAILY
(Eayersl, by O'Neil Robertson and Pas
kerD Sacrifice hits-HerEog. Deal. Pick
. Base on balIs-by Vaughn I: by Scott. .
Struck Out-by Vaughn. (: by Scott, .. Hi
by pitched hall-by Scott tHsrzOgl. Time
il:5 Umpires-Hart and Harrison.
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CONTRACTING & BUILDING.

CARPENTER WORK WANTED; con
tract. Jobbins ard repairing In all its
branrEps. c. MCDONALD, OlS North caro-
iir. ave 20 ju2s-lOt
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PERSONALS.
TABLE BOARD.
Houses & Apis. for Rent-Fur.

BACHELORS APARTMENT WILL RENT
out one or two rooms to u gentlemap. Ad-
dress BOX soc, Herald office. ju2T-St
TWO ROOMS, LARGE KITCHEN, BATH,
hall, closets; northwest section. $3.50
month to buyer of furniture. BON SIC,
Herald office. ju20-St.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-J0HN WRIT DUON ELocUTIoN
medal; gold; name -. Burke walsh on
edge. Reward II returned to SSI Isl 81
NV. 1u.o-N
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ELECTRICAE WORK.

HOUSE wIRING j FINTUKEs
appliances CT all Inds. The bhest quail
ity; the lowest pTiCes. Get our estimates
on house iTiny. Thsyl II save you money
UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC CO.. $40 l9tA 81
ne Lincoln 1850. ua'-p'
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MAKE AN HOUR; LEARN CARD READ
ing; tuition reasonable. BON 50t. her-
aid Office Iu-S'"
COOKS CHGMBERMAIDs, MATTRESSES,
domestic help of all kind. DEG EMPLOY
MENT BUREAU Room IL, lilO q 81. NV
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woRKISGNEN-THIs II A BIG JOB, AND
well Ne know ID, but We are after tho
hustler trade: it, tie man who las little 90
sJend and nust boy 10 save cash 80 ~ tof
, new pants So 10 $50. and tho clear ,ssh
saved j. su for you velvet il hus slightly
used summer waists, JOc W. JJsTHs OLD
| STAND. 6l9 ID. JuHlt
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FOR sALE-MISCELLAkEOUS.

HUNTERS BED BUG ENTERMINATOR,
large bottle and large sprayer, tl-25;
known erery where: Will not stain bed clothes
or wall pzper, gusranteed 20 dn the work Or
mo,.Y refunded Phone FvSnkliu has. l1s
Pa ave. nv. Mail Orders promptly Attended
Open a. m. 10 y r. m. lu-I-u
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.

Appropriate Funeral 1oken'
Artis,e-ars~i.e-tbsTpr
C,ud. Bros. Co. I2I4F ST
pr1zll. 49, oeASes s-'~~
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FoH SALE.
FARMS & RANCHES FOR SALE
sas 18th sI NV. Main ESQ.
nil ~

FOR sALE-lSO ACRES WITH ElGHT-
room house: large barn: lO5 acres in Guilt
vation: seventy Ave acres in timber; 100
fruit trees Terms. Write me for smaller
farms. Il. r. BUCKLEY. Clifton Station
IA ju2s-sul2t
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

FOR FIRsT-CLAss HAULING OF ALL
kinds call North 94TT; We go anywhere al
any time; nc job too large or no distance
too far.
R. KELLEY. 1909 st. NV.
ju4- -sst
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Full set Of teeth $50: gold crowns,
bridge work. s.. all hllirgs, 81 Ut. EI-
tuinatlCas free. Phone v. Sl6S. Open
sundays. Or. Moran, Painless Dei-tisL
I so5 Pa. ave. nv. 1se-y0t
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

STUDENT NURSES. HERE'S a CHANCE
to make money while learning the nursing
profession. Free home, board and laundry,
and frst-class nursing educa tfon. You'll
be paid Sl2 a month cash, with II bonus OF
50 a month to be paid on competitor of s.
wear course. Glasses begin September 10.
File your application AT ONCE. Address
Superintendent of Nurses. GEORGE WASH
INGToN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, 1880 II
st. NV. ju27, 90. .30-St
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Rooms for Rent-FuYnished.

THREE ROOMS FURNISHED. APPLY
24S4 Pa. ave. NV. ju2s-2t
l07 D ST. Ne, FIvE-RooM FLAT, SECOND
floor: partly furnished or uRfurnished.
Phone l.. 5s7l. tua9-lt.
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CARPETS vs.. MOTHS.

Rave your csrpeTs and rugs cleaned. p,ef'
ed ard stored mc.Hproot by the
SANITARY CARPET CLEANING CO.,
&ls n. J. ave. nv. Phone Lincoln 1881.
usi2-SSt
The Washington herald., 1920-07-29
SILK STOCKINGS

Mems valre 4Dr. lsdin>' 81 value. sss;
slightly soiled. STOCKING SHOP, ll9a Tth
-. nv. yu-'7S'
FOR SALE-GOOD SETTER AND F0N
terrier pups. sCHMID's BIRD STORE,
To 18th 81 Nv. 3u-s-ot
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FOR SALE CHEAP-A NEW MAHOGANY
cabinet Nt-'r0Ia uitn rprurds. Apply APT.
a16 EEtlauI Court Nrrth TUhl. Ju@1-st
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-09-16

l gray mare, 8 years old, VT. about 1850
1 gray mare, 5 years old VT. about 1850
1 sorrel mare 9 years old VT. about 1850
l bay horse 8 years old VT. about 1900
l bay horse 10 years old VT. about 1900
l bay horse 10 years old VT. about 1900
l Emerson triple gang plow
l Best Ever gang pillow
l John Deere sulky pillow =.
l Van Brunt press drill "
i Mccormick binder, s it, cut
l corn planter +
/ Emerson corn cultivator
/ John Deere disc
l iron drag
1 Mccormick mower, 1 rake +
l bull rake
l John Deere MANURE spreader
l top buggy
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-09-16

Terms: All amounts under $1,000 cash., overt at amount inn will be given October st
1921 with approed security, notes bearing mterest at ~ per cent? parc discount orc aT
on all amounts over $1,000.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-09-16

Terms All sums uner$1 $1,000 leash, over thata amount time n be gn until Oct 1t 1921
over $1,000.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-09-16

Terms: All amounts under $1,000 cash, over that amountd tim win be given to October 1st
1921 with approved security notes beanng interest at 10 per cent 5 pei cent discount for
cash on all amounts over $1,000 .".#.. ..@4.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-09-16

1 surrey 49,. :.... -a /"
Il Hustler 6 H. p. gas engine and feed mill
1 tanning mill >= 1.a. j
l ~ H. p. gas engine !,
l heavy wagon with triple box
l wagon with rack
l pair of bob sleighs with bunk rack
2 pump jacks, l 8 Dbl. water tank
4 sets work harness, l single harness
l set double buggy harness "
About 200 ash fence posts
5 spring pigs "
60 white turkeys
so chickens ==.
l new DeLaval cream separator
| sideboard, tables, chairs, iron bedsteads
| new range, l hard coal stove, all other house.
hold furniture and many articles too numer.
Gus to mention.