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16 THE WASHINGTONTIMEg, TUESDAY, APBIL 25, 1911.

TOBACCONIST BOYS

NEW HOLDING FOB

ENLABGEO FACTORY

H. T. Offterdinger 'Gets

. Four-Stor- y Building onNinth Street.

An Important sale of Ninth streetbusiness property was concluded todayIn the purchase by Henry T. Offter-dinger of the four-stor- y building at COS

Ninth street, near his present estab-lishment. While the price is withheldby Mr. Offterdinger, a trust or $70,000

stands upon the property. The prop-erty contains about 3,800 square feet ofground and belpnged to the Garnettestate. The sale was made by H. Ro-zi- er

Dulaney.Mr. OlTterdinger's Intention in buying

the property Is to raze the old buildingand erect upon the site a new four-stor- y

building or nib tobacco manutactor.v.His business at 504 Ninth street hasgrown to proportions now demandinglargely Increased factory space. Thenew building will add about KO.OOO tothe Investment.

Selte Uptown Lot.William A. Hill, as trustee, has sold

to Fred W. and John H. Miller for$S,500, the building used as a theater onU street, between Twelfth and Thti-tecn- th

streets northwest. The lot hasa frontag of twenty feet.

Mr. Hill also reports the bale byMoore & Hill for Harry Wardman ofthe new nine-roo- m house at 2S12 Twenty-sev-

enth place northwest for $7,000.The house is one of a row of four re-cently completed by Mr. 'Wardman.

Richmond Hotel Sold.O. C. Brothers has purchased from

the American Security and Trust Com-pany, trustee for the Christie estate,the large Christie tract in Southeast'Washington, beyond the EasternBranch. The tract contains 2,178,000square feet of ground and was pur-chased by Mr. Brothers for the purposeof subdivision. The tract was acquiredby an Englishman, Arthur Christie,about seventy-flv- e years ago. Twenty-liv- e

years later he returned to Englandand the property has been in the handsof trustees until sold yesterday to Mr.Brothers. A fine old mansion built byMr. Christie is in the center of thetract

The Richmond hotel and the balanceof the property of the Anthony Pollockestate at the northeast corner of H andSeventeenth streets northwest, is saidto have been sold to a purchaser whosename 1 swithheld until the deal Is com-pleted. The property was In charge ofthe American Security and Trust Company and Horace H. Westcott acted forthe purchasers. The property includesthe small stores on Seventeenth streetand the building occupied by the TeaCup Inn, on H street, as well as thehotel property. The price named in thecontract of sale is reported as $275,(00.

Real Estate Transfers.1E3 Thirteenth street southeast Joseph Rich-

ardson et ux. to John J. and Fannie Cleary,lot 76, square 1023, 510.

Seventeenth street southeast, between B anilC streets G. Helen Metcalt to CharlesColes, lot 50, square 10S7, $10.

Pleasant Plains Charles H Nussbaum toWilliam H. H. Clssel, part lot 59. $10

Fourteenth Street Heights Harvey L Cooperet al. to Milton L Veasey, lots 16 and 17,square 2918. $10 Milton L Veasey con- -vejs same property to George B Mullln.$10.

Fourteenth street northeast, between E andF streets Jacob E. Horning et ux to Han-nah H Patten, lot 26. square 10G2. $10.

G street southeast, between Sixteenth andSeventeenth streets Emanuel Speich, Jr., etux. to Julius M Schneider, lot 44, squareS of 1091. $10.

Handle Highlands John W. Bear, trustee, toThomas D. Jones, jr., lot 31, square 5509,

100.Petworth Harry Wardman et al. to Charlton

W Ingram, lot 66, block 37. $10.

T street northwest, between Thlrty-flf- andThirty-sixt- h streets Isaac E. Shoemaker etux. to Joseph F. Butts, lot 2S9. square eastof 12S6. $10.

Petere Mill Seat Pauline F. Nutt to AmeliaL Tllghman, part. $10.

Fa'rvlew Heights Josephine W Rice toFlorence E. Nicholls, lot M, square 1S23,

$10.Manor Park The Transit Realty Company

to Lewis P. Roberts, lots 1 and 2, square3287. $10.

Addition to Takoma Park Charles Pelden.Jr.. et us. to Charles E. Brlnkerhoff, lot8, block 4. $10.

Chichester Meyer B. Newman to George FI'jl'S. lots 122 and 123. square 5730. $10

Rsndle Park Maude E Sanford et al. toClam C. Alvey, lot 13. block 3. $10.

Petworth J. S. Gruver et ux to M. A. andMabel C Bayles. lot 32, square 19. $10.

Chichester John rietsan' to George FPyles, lots 122 and 12j. $10.

Asks for ExtensionOf Mexico Armistice

Dr Vasquez Gomez, head of the Mex-

ican insurgent Junta here, will leave"Washington tonight to go to Juarez forthe purpose of furthering the peace ne-

gotiations.Dr. Gomez has received plenarv pow-

er from Francisco L Madero. the tebelleader ,to ratifv the armistice enter.--Into bv letter with General Navano,

amander ol tne leaerai torces uiWareAccordingly. Dr. Gomez has notifiedthe Mexican government mat an arm-istice has been agreed to. He is seek-ing to arrange an extension of thisarmistice He has been summoned byGeneral Madero to Juarez to take partin the peace negotiations, but he cannotreach that point until the five-da- y pe-

riod has ended.It is likely the extension will be ar-

ranged. Dr. Gomez thinks It likely thepeace comm!fr:''oners will meet at someneutral point, after proceeding toJuarez. Laredo and Monterey, both InMexico, are sipgcsted.

General Made-- o, in an interview, 'ayspeace terms of c satirfactory naturewill be arranged and this is the pre-vailing imjufsslon, though fighting g.eaon in many places If spite of the nego-tiations

It Is repojted from El Paso that aMtch may occur because Madero wantsthe federal government to name com-missioners of reac? who will be able toact In a binding manner for tho federalgovernment. The federal governmentis not disposed to do this.

News was received of the defeat ot200 federals at Pltiquito by 250 rebelsSeveral on both pjdes were killed indthe federals retired to Altar. Pltiquito issouth of Negates, on the Arizona bor-der.

Post Chiefs Plan toBetter Delivery System

Plans to obtain a quicker delivery ofnewspapers and migazlnes to reiderFwere adopted by the Postofflce Depart-ment today, when It was announced thatthe postal force handling second classmail in New York city will this weekbe moved from the postofflce buildingto Pennsylvania terminal station,where mail will be delivered direct tothem for handling and shipment

If the new arrangement proves asuccess In New York it will be adopt-ed In all other cities where there arelarge publishing houses.

Named Camp Meyer.Orders were Issued by the Navy De-

partment today designating the campof 2,000 marines at Guantanamo.-Cuba- ,

Camp Meyer, after Secretary ofthe Navy Meyer,

HUNDREDS VISIT

LANSBUR6H HOME

BEFORE FUNERA L

Services Over Veteran Busi-

ness Man's Body Held at2 o'Clock.

Hundreds of persons called tjoday atthe home of the late Gustavo Lansburgh,101S Vermont avenue, to express theirdeep sorrow at the death of the veteranbusiness man whose funeral took placefrom the residence at 2 o'clock.

Among the many callers were manyof the employes of the store, but thefar greater number included personswho had been befriended by Mr. Lans-burtr- h

during his fifty years businesscareer, as a member of the firm ofLansburgh & Bro., and manv instancesof charitable deeds, done without be- -In. made public, were related by thebeneficiaries.

The servlcps at the home were con-ducted by Rabbis Abram Simon andLoafs Stern, of the Eighth Street Tem-ple, and interment was in the HebrewCemetery.

Elgin of the oldest employes of thestore, several of whom have been con-nected with the firm for forty years,acted as pallbearers. They were LouisGoldsmith, William Musby, Charles Iar-vell- a,

Edward Bachrach, Frank J. Ma-jor, Frederick Hohoff, Jonas MIchaells,and Samuel Hart, secretary of the firm.

Mr. Lansburgh is survived by twobrothers. James and Julius, a sister,Mrs. Leopold Frankcl. or New York,and four sons, Solomon, Henry, Lester,and Stanley. Lester lives In Indianapolis. There are aho the followingdaughters, Mrs. Charles Goldsmith, MrsMerer Singer, of New York; Mrs. DavidCohen, of Seattle, Mrs. A. Conor, ofPittsburg, and Mrs. R. B H. Lyons.

Mr. Lansburgh died Sunday morningafter a short illrv'ss. which resultedfatally because of his advanced age.

The Vital Records.

Births.WHITE.

William F. and Flossv G. Strauss, boy.George J. and Gertrude M. Harris, boy.Charles T. ind Mary L. Pratt boy.Clair F. and Lois Baum, boy.John and Margaret Condon, girl.Robert H. and Elizabeth Leathers, girl.W. H. M. and Ada E. B Snyder, boy.Vance E. and Marion Wilson, boy.lomingo R. and Alice N. Stanlscl, boy.W Maurice and Florence M. Hayes,

bov.John W. and Martha J Crawford, girl.Orin O. and Elizabeth M. Groves, boy.Harry F. and Sadie Helen Richardson,

boy.Luigi M. and Katie Clerico, bov.Joserh G. and Annie Smith, boy.

COLORED.Iemucl and Mary Toyer, girl.Oscar and Mary Scott, boy.Walter M. and Cecelia Ivory, girl.James and Mary Nickens. girLJohn and Sarah Carroll, boy.

Marriage Licenses.WHITE..

Edward J. Hlckey, of Worcester, Mass.,and Margaret J. Dee, of Washington.

John Ortega, of Chicago, and MoIIie En- -genbert, of Washington.

John M. Free and Claribel E. Franklin.both of Philadelphia.

James E. Lowe and Katherine Moore,both of Norfolk, Va.

James M Sheridan and Edna Thomas,both of Wahington.

Lawrence R Bover and Jessie L. Harns- -berger, both of Washington.

John Griffin and Ada R. Northington,both of Richmond, Va.

Matthew W. Morrison and BridgetO'Toole, both of Washington.

Rudolph D. Kirchgessner and ClaraFranke, both of Washington.

Robert AV. Babcock and Rose C. Wes-ley, both of Washington.

BALTIMORE. Md., April 25. JamesR. King, twenty-on- e, and Gertrude E.Hefron, twenty, both of Washington, D.C, obtained license to wed here.

Deaths.WHITE.

James T. Tenley, 20 years. EmergencyHospital.

Lavinia Foltz, 70 years, 1225 H streetnortheast.

Robert H. Hart, 24 years, 372 N streetsouthwest.

Joseph "VA llson, 39 years, 129 Fourthstreet southeast.

Margaret A. Vaux, 67 year, LS20 Wis- -coi.f.ln avenue northwest.

William Schlosser, i years. 322 H streetnortheast.

George 'Corn, CS years. Home for Aged- nri Tnliim

Bridget Qulglev. 4! yars, 116S Nealsti tet northeast.

COLORED.William Johnson, 19 vears, DIG Twentj- -

:lfth btieet northwest.Rosier D. Branch, 2 years. 1177 New

Hampshire avenue northwest.'Rlchftid Gasbra, W years, 403 L street

houthe tst.Orch'.n Franklin, 1 year, 22 Blagdons

court northwestJohnson, 68 years, 1213 R street

north-wes- t

Arnle L. Lee, 40 years, 2312 Messmoreavenue northwest.

Tran'iulllti Howard, 56 years. Govern-ment Hospital for the Insane.

George Smith, 12 years, 1931 First streetsouthwest.

Hanna Washington, 43 years, Freed- -mer.'s Hospital.

PERSONAL

OUR BLS1NESS Is duplicating typewrittenletters in large or small quantities; make

a puiut to consult us today. Estimatesi'hb WASHINGTON LETTER CO..

Meln 4j52 . R 19 Kacilic Bldg., 6& F st. Nw.

bAOHKAi'H. Mercl.ani Tailor, .816 tth st.N . Cum m made clothing for men.

N- - prii.r Fat, .cs Latrt Styles.CALL MAIN 171, District Dime Messenger

Co.; messages, parcels, packages, and cir-culars promptly delivered by bonded messen-gers, saft. deliver) guaranteed. Room 101

District National Hank Building".

OPAQUE shades fitted to your windows, 35c;best nil opaque, with beet Hartzhurn roller.

60c, hung tree. J O. PREINKERT, 1206 Het. N. E Phone Line. 1078.

SITUATIONS WANTEDI Female.

WANTED Position by white child's nurse;best personal reference. BOX 453, Times

office. lWANTED Washing to take home. 862 Fen-to- n

st N. E.

GIRL wants place as general houseworkeror cuainbermald. 426 I st. N. W.

WANTED Some washing to do at home orby the day. Call' or address, 61 O st.

N. W.. upstairs.WANTED Night work; no cooking, by col-

ored woman. 151 N Bt. S. E. Will comeany distance.WASHING and Ironing to do at home; good

laundress. 4j5 Oakdale st. N. W.

SITUATIONS WANTED. Male.

WANTED Position by young man, 21 yearsof age, active and Industrious, as collector

or solicitor; best of references as to char-acter and ability. Address BOX 450, Timesoffice. iPROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER; por-

traiture or commercial work; 10 years' ex-perience; best references. BOX 451, Timesoffice. iTRAVELING SALESMAN to handle machin-

ery or electrical goods. BOX 423, Timesoiuce.

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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND The following Items have beenturned in at the Union Station:

3 hats, ' 1 telescope,6 coats, 2 handkerchiefs,1 ehoe, 1 brush,1 belt, 1 book,

11 packages, 1 knife,2 pfna, 1 cuff button,2 suitcases, 3 pairs rubbers,

14 umbrellas, 1 vest,2 pair glove. 1 watch.1 necklace, ,

LOST Fox terrier, black face, large blcckspot on back, and answers to name of

"Beauty." Reward If returned to 1320 BSt. S. E. 1

THE GENTLEMAN who got the wrong vestSaturday please return 1103 II at. N. W.,

and oblige JACOB OLASSER. 1

LOST Union book with a. letter In It anda union card with name, ARTHUR GRAI-MON- E.

Return to stage entrance. New Na-tional. 1

LOST Sunday, pearl and diamond sunburston Mt. Pleasant car, or street, or on Park,

Columbia, or Kolorama roads. Return toRoom 36, Reclamation Building. Reward. 1

LOST Gold locket, chip in center; monogram"K. H." on back; lady's picture Inside.

Apt. 25, The Penhurst. 48 H it N. E. Re-

ward.LOST Pocketbook containing one $20 and one

$10 bill; name on book. $10 reward If re-

turned to JOHN SWANK. 2H E St. N. W.

LOST Silver mesh bag. Initials V. R.. at theZoo; containing a rosary, handkerchief,

chamlon (white rubber), car ticket, and 60c;reward of $2.50 If returned to 1213 7th t. N.W.

LOST Blue lapis necklace, containing roundsetting and pendant; on B st., between

1st and 9th sts. N. E. Suitable reward Ifreturned to 132 B st. N. E.

LOST All the rats In our house, by BAR-CLA-

The Rat Killer. 419 6th St. N. W.

LOST April 24, on G St. or N. Y. ave. be-tween 14th and 15th, or on Chevy Chase car,

charm; H. A. Calohan engraved on "back.Finder will please return to Room 55, 1423 Ost. and receive reward.FOUND LACEY'S ICE CREAM; delicious;

superior; special. 70c per gallon.Phone M. 933. 607 N. Y. ave.

RAILROAD ticket Bethlehem. Pa. Partycan have same by Identifying. Mr. HASIG,

Dupont Laundry, 2535 Sherman ave.

HELP WANTEDMale and Female.

CIVIL SERVICE.Special Instruction given those desiring to

take civil service examinations. Bookkeep-ing, shorthand, and typewriting. The highaverage always maintained by those we trainfor these examinations Is your best assur-ance of success.

STRAYER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE.Old Masonic Temple. Cor. tn & F sts. N.W.

LAUNDRY HELP of all kinds, especiallymarkers and assorters. Address, giving

references. BOX 441. Times office. 1

COLORED MAN AND WIFE for suburbanhome; man must be good gardener and wo-

man for general housework, steady work.Address BEN SCHWARTZ. 920 F St. N. W.

WANTED Experienced bundle wrappers,male or female Apply POTOMAC LAUN-

DRY. 18th and D st. N. W.

SERVICES of a good private detective, maleor female, for a. short time for careful but

not difficult work; state experience and givereference. Address BOX 431. Tlmff office.

STENOGRAPHY & TYPEWRITING.THE MILTON SCHOOL,

1403 H St. N. W.

HELP WANTED FEMALE

APPRENTICE Young girl, to learn onvests; will pay while learning. 1204 Eye

st. N. W.COOK Good; must be well recommended,

home outside city BOX 435. Times office

COOK Colored, and laundress, at 7286th st.N. W.

COOK and general housoworkor; neat andcompetent. Apply 1121 East Capitol st.

COOK Colored woman to cook and help Iron,village near Washington for summer; $20.

Give names of former city emplov ers. Ad-

dress BOX 26. City Postofflce. Washington.D. C. .FELLER HAND on men's work; steady.

1504 H st. N. W.

FINISHERS Experienced, In a dressmakingestablishment, good pay; steady work. 1331

N st. J

FINISHERS Experienced, on vesU. Call atonce. 605 7th st--. Room 12.

GIRL for general housework. Apply atonce, 1003 E st. N. W.

HOUSEWORKER Steady, reliable, colored.1221 H St. N. E. .

MIRROR BEAUTY PARLORS.910 F st. N. W. Scientific school for mani-

curing; thorough course, $5; hair dressing,shampooing, chiropody; manicuring. 25c

STOREROOM "WOMAN, help for hotels today. BURGESS HOTEL. AUC.M.-H-

,bUJ

10th st.SALESGIRLS Two, in corset department.

yimmi o. uva r uSKIRT HANDS Three nrst-cla- is at once.

1111 litn et. i. .

WAITRESS Experienced; references. 323

I'a. ave. o. i.WOMAN OR BOY to sew on new work.

IMPERIAL. TAllXJtta. vw st. f .

WOMAN White; general work; no washing:good home ana wages, v.icciami wv.

WOMAS Colored, for general houseworkand cooking. Apply 819 H st. N. E

HELP WANTED MALE

AGENTS to sell best electric vacuumcleaner on the market, sella for $35. Ap

ply IKJa Ha, A imw uiaLc.

BARBER Flrst-clas- i, $i0 guaranteed. 7251am hi. o. t..

BARBER-Wh- if; first class, best pay; steadyposition for right man. Apply S. KIRSjCH,

2123 pa. ave.BARTENDER, help for hotel. BURGESS

HOTEL ACt-Nl--I. WJ ivtn i- -

BOY Colored, about 16 eara; with bicycle;bring references. 920 9th st. N. W.

BOYS Bright, active, lb years of age. asbundle wrappers, good pay and pleasant

work. Apply at once to H. W. SCHAUB,7th und K N. W.

BOYS Over 15 years old, withbicycles; can earn ?40 to $70 per

month. Apply Western Union Tel-

egraph Office, 1401 F BL

BOY White; to run errands and to mokehimself generally useful. Apply M. A.LEESE. 614 Sth BL N. W.

BOY Colored; over IS; to work around bakershop. 467 Fla. ave. N. W.

BUSIIELMEN First class; steady work;good pay. GEO. T. KEEN. Inc. 1310 F N. W.

BUSHELMAN At once.Apply 603 B Bt. N. W.

COAT HAND Experienced, In alterationroom. Apply Mrs. Hammond, DENNIS &

ELLIS. 1307 F N. W.DISTRICT MANAGER to handle Washington

district, for large New York magazine con-cern; must be experienced salesman and col-lector and able to furnish bond; permanentmonthly Income to right party. Call HotelRaleigh. U to 12, or 2 to S, Tuesday. E. E.RICE.

R MEN Big commission.Apply Room 307, Jenifer Bldg. 1

DRIVER for grocery wagon. 3102 13th St.N. W.

DRIVERS Two for dump wagons. Apply233 10th st. N. E.

LIVE MEN on a "good selling proposition.Call 8:30 to 10 a. m., 4 to 5 p. m., 117

McGlll Bldg.. C. W. SPENCER.MAN Married, not over thirty, for salesman

and collector for Installment furniture store;must ride wheel. Apply 729 7th gt. N. W.MAN to do Inside dairy work. W. A. SIMP-

SON. 630 7th st. S. E.MEATCUTTER and grocery clerk. 3416 11th

St. N. W. PURE FRUIT MARKET.PRESSERS Three; at once. Apply 1413 L

st. W.PRESSER First-clas- s; must understand

cleaning and pressing; good wages; steadylob year around. 3112 14th at. N. W.SHOEMAKER First class; steady work and

good position for willing worker. H.MILLSTEIN. 405 K St. N. W.TAILOR and presser; first-clas- s; steady po-

sition guaranteed. 2812 14th- - st.TAILOR First-clas- s; for new work.

SHULMAN. 2748 14th st. N. W.TAILOR Colored; at onca; must bo compe-

tent. 1805 L st. N. W.WAITER Colored; at once. 1103 20th street

N. W.WOODWORKERS Expert; steady Inside

lobs for highly skilled men In new shop attfljcaMt wages. 618 O at. N. W

HELP WANTED MALEYOUNG MAN about 17. to work at soda

fountain and run errands; hours 4 to 11p. m. every night. Address BOX 445, Timesoffice.YOUNO MEN Whit or jcolored, do you

make $20 per week? If not, don't delay Inseeing Tho NATIONAL AUTO COLLEGE.1S41 Sth at. N. W.

YOUNG MEN.

If you had more technical knowl-edge of the construction of anautomobile. It would save you' timeand trouble, also manv dollars furyour employer In repairs. See usabout a course of instruction toowners and drivers.

OWNERS' AUTO COLLEGE,1220 N. T. ave..

Rambler Building.DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES.

WANTED MISCELLANEOUSI PAY the highest cash prices for ladles',

gentlemen's, and children's cast-o- ff wearingapparel. Drop card. Will call. C. LIVING-ETO-

1224 7th N. W. Phone North 7304.

HIGHEST CASH prices paid for worn cloth-ing, either ladles' or gentlemen's; send

postal, will call. R. TARSHES. 130S 7th st.N. W. Phone North 499.

HIGHEST CASH prices for old cast-o- ff cloth-ing; men's, ladles', children's clothing and

shoes bought. Drop postal. AELPEK. 1223

7th st.WANTED Second-han- d canoo; must be In

good condition and fully equipped; an ot

one preferred; state price and partlcu-lar- s.

BOX 442. Times office. 1

WANTED Furniture. Sell your goods tothe man on the square. GEO. SACHS,

Mgr.. 804 E St. N. W. Phone M. 5253.

SATISFACTORY PRICES given for old ma-hogany furniture, brass andirons, fenders,

eandelabros, paintings, and engravingsTE'OLD CURIOSITY SHOP. SIS 17th N. W.

WANTED Furniture, for cosh; sell yourgoods to the man who gives you the most

money. See HOPWOOD. 8th and K.HOUSEKEEPERS Ordinary windows ex-

pertly cleaned 6c each. ELLIOTT, 140 Youst. N. W. Postal or phone N. 3958.

WANTED To buy furniture, best prices;contents stores and house specialty. See

me. D. NOTES. Auct., 611 La. ave. M. SOW.

HAVE YOU any second-han- d furniture foraaleT Consult me. The nan that stands

ready to pay the beat prices on all quantities.M. GOLDSTEIN. 712 K St. N. W. M. 1722.

WANTED Slightly used tent; not smallerthan 8x10 ft.; reasonable. Mrs. C, 816 11th

st. N. W.

LADIES' TAILORING

LADIES' TAILORINO A SPECIALTY.Drssmaklng In all Its branches. Shirt-wai- st

suits, $2 up. Altering and repairing.1555 9TH ST. N. W. Phone N. 6470.

DYERS AND CLEANERS

THOUGHT FOR TODAY:Spring time Is dyeing and

cleaning time. It becomes apleasurable anticipation andrealization when we execute thework. Expert in Dry CleaningEvening Gowns and FancyDresses, etc.

I call to any part of the city,and make all deliveries promptly.

Don't forget the name or thenumber

R. A. REEVES,DYER AND CLEANER,

920 th at. N. W. Telephone' Connections.HAVE YOUR SUITSPONGED AND PRESSED OC

By Most Reliable Iresslng Club.We do general tailoring business. Ladles"garments Remodeled a specialty. Most suc-

cessful method adopted for our cleaning anddyeing works.WASH. TAILORING & PRESSING CO.,

921 G St. N. W. M. 4976.Goods Called For and Delivered.

NEW PROCESS cleaning, dyeing, repairing,pressing, gents". 2Sc; ladles'. 75c; goods de- -

llvered. P. GOLDSTEIN. 3318 Geo.av. Col. 7S2.

WE DO dyeing, cleaning and pressing; low-est prices; altering; work colled for and

delivered. M. LAPKIN. 741 4th St. N. W.I DYE. CLEAN, and repair garments, mak-

ing them look like new; lowest prices.CHAS. AKMAN. 217 Indiana ave. N. W.STEAM CLEANING, dyeing, and altering of

ladles' and gentlemen's suits; suits to or-der, 15, 318. 120. Phone Lin. 373. M. JOSEPHOOLDMAN. 1413 II St. N. E.

ANTIQUE FURNITURE 'M. BEGAL. ANTIQUE FURNITURE RE-

PRODUCING, REPAIRING. Ol L ST.N. W. PHONE N. ffi--

WALL PAPERMY WORK is professional In every detail;

all guaranteed and the lowest prices; droppostal or phone Main 7313. EUGENEDRAKE. 12S2 4H st. B. W.

LATEST DESIGNS; Best work for the leastmoney. OSCAR HUTH. 221 C st. N. E.

Phone Line. 33S3.

SEE ME before having your house papered;rooms papered from 12.00 up. RICHARD

CARLISLE. 445 N Y. ave. N. W. N. 2321.

ARTISTIC WORK, skilled workmen; latestdesigns; estimates given. BRUNNELL &

MULVEY. 4M C St. N W. Main 3785 M.

NEW YORK DECORATING CO.. successorsto W. F. Hunt. Wall papering In latest

styles. Best work; lowest prices. U a it.Main 2S47.

WALL PAPER 4c and 6c per piece. Roomspapered, 2 up Work guaranteed.

Lel'REUX. 807 P St.. Phone N 3481.

ROOMS PAPERED. 12 up. Send postal forsample and estimate. CHAS. R. HYSAN.

204 E Cap ft. Phone Line 2239.

PAPERHANGING, painting and decorating,and t.' ner.il house repairing. I also buy,

sell, and rent houses. D. S. SHEA, 2d andD sts. N E. Phone Line 770.

ICE BOXES REPAIREDREFRIGERATORS, cooling rooms, and lea

boxes of all makes repaired at lowest cost.McCRAY REFRIGERATOR CO..Ol F st. N. W Phone Main 343.

WANTED FLOOR SPACEWANTED Floor space, with parlor, for

woodwork pattern shop. Mr. HEATH, 616

G St. N. W.

TRUNK REPAIRINGTRUNK and suitcase repairing. Call M 9341

or drop postal. W. FRED GEYER. 606 12thst-- N. W Quirk work Moderate prices.

BOOKBINDINGI DO BOOKBINDING of any kind; work

guaranteed; no charge for quick service. G.A. SIMONDS, 523 7th. R. 8 and 9. Tel. M.63D0.

PIANO TUNING

PIANO TUNING. 3LE0; guaranteed 20 yearsezp. Phone M. 268, or drop postal. J. F.

HERMAN. 1420 Pa. ave. N. W.

CIVIL SERVICE

IF TOU WANT Pitman shorthand, touchtypewriting, progressive bookkeeping, or

Civil Service preparations, go to the Drllleryand have an il .service examiner pre-pa- rc

you. THE DRILLERY. HOP N. Y. ave.

ILLUMINATIONWASHINGTON ILLUMINATING ENGI-

NEERING CO.. designing and remodelingIlehtlng fixtures. Builders' Exchange Bldg..1815 II st. N. W. Phone Main 354.

DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE

ONLY full dress and tuxedosuits for hire. M. T. PIME.?, Merchant

Tailor, 1006 7th st. N. W.

COLLECTIONSLAW COLLECTIONS, anything, anywhere.

Personal call on all accounts.E. W. BRIGGS & CO.. Bond Bldg. I

PRINTINGL000 BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED. 11.60.

Other work as cheap,at lOl TH BT. I

NOTICE TO LADIES

ANNOUNCEMENTEXTAORDINAEY!

A NEW SPECIES OF SHADEXCLUSIVE SHIPMENT JUST

ARRIVED.NEVER BEFORE IN WASHINGTON.

ARE LARGER ANT TASTE DIFFERENTFROM ANY OTHER KIND. PHONE YOURORDER AND TRY THEM. PHONELINC. 2207.

A. W. TAYLOR,EASTERN MARKET.

Housecleaning Helps.Carpet Cleaning,

Mattresses Eenovated,Pillows Steamed,

Slip Covers.Furniture Reupholstered.

STUMPH & LYFOED,9 Massachusetts Ave. N. W.

Phone Main J95L

YOUR CREDIT IS GOODWITH .

D. ROSENTHAL,817 9TH S. N. W.

LADIES', MEN'S, BOYS', ANDCHILDREN'S CLOTHING.

MILLINERY AND HOUSE FURNISHING3.OPEN UNTIL 9P.1L

TERMS TO SUIT.IT PATS TO COME ANY DISTANCE.

AMREIN'S Always Headyserve orders.

ICE CREAM ? soo ha.f.DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING.Give Vi Your Next Order

Whether Week Day or Sunday.Phono M 2238.

1009 New York avenue.Remember Our Home-mad- e Bread and Pastry

Norprn7!-pN- E m. . we areNOW LOCATED AT SCO 11TH

N. W. OnDERS FOR PAINTING. WALLPAPERING. DECORATING RECEIVEPROMPT ATTENTION. WINDOW SHADESTO ORDER. ESTIMATES CHEERFULLYGIVEN.

CHARLES A. CARLISLE,FORMERLY AT 239 MAV5. AVE. N. W.

PIANO REPAIRING.Like new by practical piano maker, 23 years"experience. Formerly foreman Stelnway, N.Y.. late Droops. Exclusive moth proof pro-cess; estimates free. Phone CoL 17C-- orPostot J. REIMERS S21 Lamont St.

DTTT?TT!'R! Choice Assortmentr" NEW SPRING STYLES

MILLINERY ."nr13THE WASHINGTON ANTIQUE SHOP.

Cabinets In pure reflnlshlng. Expert work.2121 Pa. ave. nw. Phone West. SL

TRUNK REPAIRING.Valises and Bag Dying. Drop postal or phoneN. 2CU. THOMAS R. DEDGE. 2115 Hlh St.

EXPERT CLOCK REPAIRING.Watchet and Clock Work of all kinds. Call.Phone CoL 773 or drop postal.

M. BLUMENFELD. 2SH 14th St. N. W.SPECIAL NOTICE TO . LADIES Suits al-

tered, cleaned, and Dressed: eharres reasonable, work guaranteed- - W. C LUCKER. 623E St. Main 6345--

SEOALOFF'S CLOCK HOSPITALAll kinds of clocks repaired at lowest prices.Work guaranteed. Drop postal, we will calL

1932 lith st.BALTO. PRESSING CO.-Ex- pert cleaning

and dyeing, postal: I will calL Ladles'work a specialty 600 E at. N. W.

VIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH, natural.cloth bound, book

free. Apply by mall 916 Colorado Building.Free lecture for women Wednesday. 2:30 p. m.

STICKIEST STICKER that er stuck. Gluesfurniture, glass, china, books, everything

Royal Olue.a)c.40c.60c Pints 3L Druggists, etc

CLAIRVOYANTS

MADAME MARLOWEThe Noted Palmist and Clairvoyant.

Parlors, 1125 lith st. N. W.Truthful in her prediction, reliable In heradvice; without asking a question 'She willtell you the object of your call, giving namesof friends, relatives, and actual facts con-cerning your life and circumstances whichyou know to be absolutely true.

The Madame will refuse to accept any feeunless she gives the utmost satisfaction.

HOURS. 11 TO 8 P. M.MADAME STANLET'S Royal Gypsy Camp

of world's famed palmist; late from Londonand Paris; scientific readings erven dally,hours from 2 p. m. until 10 p. in., satisfac-tion guaranteed. Give her a call. 15th andH sts. N. E. 1

MArR 'RAN7T Ccrre" PredictionsiX, and Reliable Counsel.

PATMTST 1234 7th st. N.W.. overHayman a Shoe Store.

MRS. R. LUSBY.Palmistry and systematic card readings;

references as to ability; positively ladies only.11 a. m. to 9:30 p. m. Closed Sundays.

93S NEW YORK AVE. N. W.

THF1 MA Palmist, Card Reader. Don't., .I jn-UJi- in, consui. ner on business..love, and law suits. 421 Sth st. N. W.

CASTRO Married or single I can help you.Reunites the separated, removes all troubles,

confidential advice, polite attention, reason-able charges. 804 K 81. N. W. over store.60c MADAME CATHERINE. L0O.Washington's Favorite Palmist and CardReader; located here 12 yrs. 503 Sth st. N.W.

HOURS. 10 TO 10.

MRS. SHEPHERD.Clairvoyant. Card Reader. Ladles Only.

1217 II ST N. W. ID FLOOR.PROF. FITZGERALD, gifted palmist; double

sight: future and past, courtship, marriage,and business. 902 12th st. N. W.Sclentiflo MADOIA Palmist.Astrologer. itlrllVVjiri Clairvoyant.Batlslactlon Guaranteed. 1003 II ST. N. W.

ORIGINAL GYPSY PALMIST.WhoU Fortune Told, 20c.

Open Nights. 1723 8th St. N. W.

SPIRITUALISM

MEETINGS Sunday. Monday, Thursday, 3p. m.; a message to each; dally readings.

Mrs. MALTBY. 933 M st. Phone N. 3912.

WINDOW CLEANINGHOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS T

White help and moderate prices. LEON LCAHOON, Acme Window Cleaning Co.. re-moved to 921 G st. N. W. Phone M. 7139.

MASSAGE

ANNA. B. JOHNSON. 1614 15th St. N. W.Late of New York, Magnetic, alcohol, de-

veloping, and reducing treatment. Ph. N 469S.

WORKINGMAN'S WANTSWORKINGMEN Get it into your system the

habit of saving the "mon;" be sure, jMlke,to see this stock slightly used tailored suits33 to 310; the envy of all the "boys." Oneprice. JUSTH'B OLD STAND. 613 p.

RAT EXTERMINATORTHEY MUST DIB OUTSIDE. Use the Great

Russian Rat and Mice Exterminator; nomixing: 25c and 50c sizes.

150S 7th st. N. W. Send postal or call.

CONFECTIONERSF. G. REISINGER. successor to B. Rossnteld,

Quality Ice Cream. JL20 per gal.Fancy cakes, 60o psr hundred.

312 H St. N. E. L. 1009.

BOECKSTYN'S,The only place for fancy deserts and fancy

creams. Phone N. 1323. 467 Florida avs.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

WHEN you need a carpenter get my estimateon Jobbing or screens. AH my workeuaranteed to satisfy. Phone West 351 or droppostal to JOS.' R. WILKINSON. 3323 N St.

WANTED ROOMSWANTED Two furnished rooms, private

Dam; near wuviuu. uwa JA. fitTimes office.

FOR RENT ROOMSFamished.

1ST ST. 8. W., m-La- rse. alryrweU fur-nished room, by week or month. 1

F ST. N. W.. 22 Two rooms for Itfht house-keeping; everything: new; also front room.

1

STH ST. 8. E.. 205-O- ne or two nicely pa-pered furnished rooms, second floor; hot-wat- er

heat; use of batk; gentlemen only;reasonable terms. 1

F ST. N. E., S3 Two large furnished rooms,second floor; privilege of bath; suitable for

light housekeeping or roomers. 1

HARVARD. ST. N. W., lo-cation, reasonable, 2d story south room

and hall room; 3 car lines.

STH ST. N. W., 70S Good, clean front rooms,suitable for two gents; also other rooms;

rent reasonable; near Pension Office. .

11TII ST. N. W.f and singlerooms; well furnished.

R ST. N. W S3 Large second floor room;near cars and boarding house, 38.

PA. AVE. N. W., 1313 Two or three roomapartments; gas range, steam heat; all

moaern improvements. Phone M. 7177.

2D 6T. N. E.. 224-T- wo bright comfortablerooms; screens and awnings: cheap to de-

sirable tenant.L w" aS-Ne- wly furnished second

and 3d floor front rooms; all conveniences;33 per week.K. ST. N. W.. SOS-- One largo furnished 2d-fl-

front room, with or without house-keeping.

II ST. N. W.. orge 2d floor front. 3dfloor front; board If desired; reasonable.

E ST. N. W.. lOU-Nl- cely furnished room, (3per month.

15TH ST N. W.. 1237-- One large alcove, sec-ond floor; also back parlor; tile bath, all

moderate Improvements. Phone.N. J. AVE. JC. W., 503 One nicely fur-

nished front hall room, second floor;bath; summer rates.

O ST. N. W.. room with largopantry; for light housekeeping; also roomto be shared with gentleman; near depart-ments.13TH ST. N. W., 725-L- arge front hall room

on second floor; newly papered; all mod-ern Improvements.O ST. N. W., 9U9 Furnished rooms; heat,gas, and bath.UTH ST. N. W.. 1017-Nl- cely turnished front'win, iur imuaggceping; 9u per monm up,3D ST. N. W.. 215 Nicely furnished front

rooms, JL50. 32.00.

12TH ST. N. W., Sit-La- rge nicely furnishedfront room; suitable for two; central loca-

tion; rent reasonable.E ST. N. W.. LO-N- lce, clean, well fur-

nished rooms; southern exposure; next tobath.O ST. N. W., 427-L- argo front room, forcouple; light housekeeping permitted.C ST. N. E., 121 Near Capitol Furnished

communicating rooms for housekeeping.C ST. S. E., 110 Three furnished rooms forhousekeeping, 1, squares from Congrcs-slon-

Library, all conveniences.JOHN MARSHALL PL N. W.,

rooms, light housekeeping; 2 parlors:w j taiv,uy

6TH ST. N. W.. 1309 Nicely furnished large.m.. twin, Willi UUOfU.

K ST., 1011 Commodious, handsomely fur-nlsh-

front rooms, second floor; steamheat; telephone; 2 beds; southern exposure:central; UP.

STH ST. N. E.. 812-V- ery handsome three-roo- m

parlor floor flat, furnished In thebest of style, entirely complete for house-keeping; everything new, elegant gas range,porcelain sink, and bath; summer rates.

FOR RENT ROOMSUnfurnished.

F ST. N. W.. 224 Beautiful front room,unfurnished. i

MASS. AVE. N. E.. 314 Two or three un-furnished rooms, second floor, light house-keeping, heat, gas, and bath; very reason-

able. OWNER. 1

COZY FLAT, suitably arranged fortwo couples; reasonable. Apply Store. 15147th N. W. jC ST. N. E.. 143 Three nicely unfurnished

tyvux uuuio tur ukui Housekeeping,11TH ST. A". W.. 1H7 Two large rooms,

entire second floor, and two rooms, thirdfloor; light housekeeping.ETE ST. N. W., 2031 Three-roo- m flat on 2d

floor for light housekeeping; also singlerooms. I'hone W 1625.

L ST. N. W.. 807 Two desirable rooms; everyconvenience; housekeeping if desired; terms

reasonaoie.10TH ST. N. W.. 1125 Three-roo- m flat; un-

furnished, steam heat and gas.F ST. N. E.. 307 Three large bright rooms

on third floor; all modern Improvements;for couple; summer rates; near Station andCaptoL

a ST. N. W.. 2116 Three rooms with allconveniences for light housekeeping; par-

lor floor; central location.C ST. N. E--. 718 Three unfurnished rooms

for light housekeeping.N. J. AVE. N. W.. 611 Two or three rooms

on first floor communicating, 2 large roomson second floor. CcntraL near .ill demit.ments. Summer ratesE ST N. E.. 30S Three unfurnished rooms.

second noor; no children.12TH ST. N. W-- 801 The communicating

iwiin ai ur. auuapie lor Business purposes.MASS. AVE. N. E., 1013 Two large

rooms, alcove, closets, oorch:light housekeeping.2D ST. N. E.. 13 Three large rooms, gas

range, hot water bath, steam heat, gas;rear porch. 1

O ST.; S0 Three rooms, unfurnished, en- ---.. ..w. . .bu uvu.c.bc);iu. , .40.

SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. S. E.. 1002 Threeumurnisnea rooms; ugnt Housekeeping.

C ST. N. E.. 213 Four delightful rooms, suit--apietor light Housekeeping, with gas.

N. Y. AVE. N. E., 71 Three large unfur- -nisned rooms; second floor: bath on same

floor, summer rates.BRENTWOOD ROAD N. E.. 2821-Ro-oms for

rent, private bath. gas. shade, porches.hot water; car ono block. Phone North 2S42y.

C BT. N. E.. 143 Three nice unfurnishedrooms, suitable for light housekeeping.

2D ST. N. E.. 18 Twb large unfurnishedrooms; housekeeping; 310 month. Call after

6 o'clock.STH ST. N. W., 1134 Five rooms, second

floor, private bath.

FOR RENT ROOMSFurnished or Unfurnished.

11TII ST. N. W., 1021 Large room, southernexposure; hot-wat- er heat. Call after 6.

1TH ST. N. E., 226 Furnished or unfurnishedrooms; with or without board.

U ST. N. W 1100 Large front 2d and V1floor rooms.

ROOMS AND BOARD

11TII St l w! U14 Nicely furnishedrooms witn ooaru. riwuB .owm wj. a

MONEY DUE YOU from boarders, whichyou can not collect; I will collect It for

you. Address ATTORNEY. BOX 452, Timesoffice. 1

TAYLOR ST. N. V5V.. 317 Large cool frontroom with or without board; gentlemen or

couple preferred.GAL. ST., 1821 Pleasant room for two young

men; reasonable; good table; near cars;phone.11TH ST. N. W.. 1114 Large nicely finished1

...l I,... wn, vfm ...1,1. Vu..,...,. ...1. ..!.BeCUUU-O.U- Aluui. .w niu. MfUU, BUiUUJ.efor two. Phone North 3063. lR ox. N. W., 1328 Ono large second-stor- y

room and two third-stor- y communicatingrooms, with board.12TH ST. N. W.. 801 Three desirable second

and third floor furnished rooms, with flrst-cla- sa

board.a

12TH ST. N. W.. 828 Nice bright furnishedroom with good home table board.

N. J. AVE. S. E.. 417 Nicely furnishedrooms, with excellent homo cooking; near

Capitol. I

23D ST. N. W., 1128 Two second story rooms,also hall room, with bath; best colored men

only desired; thoso In office desired.C ST. S. E., 129 Two nicely furnished rooms

adjoining; next to bath; board if desired;excellent table.O ST. N, W., 1013 Second story front rooms,

with board; reasonable to a nice couple;private family.K ST. N. W 1119 Corner front room for

two or three; single front, for one or two;also table board.K ST. ST. N. W., 941 Room and board; hot

and cold water; In room suitable for two;336 a month; also board, 110 month.

FOR SALE-MISCELLA- NEOUS

E. F. DROOP & SONS CO.

MUSIC HOUSE,1300 G ST. N. W.

NOTE THESE BARGAINS IN

PIANOS THIS WEEK ONLY

KNABE UPRIGHT (like new),.430OBUSH AND LANE mahogany)..810POOLE (mahogany) 4210HUNTINGTON UPRIGHT JI7SSTEINWAY UPRIGHT JIMBRADBURY UPRIGHT 1150

BAUMEISTER UPRIGHT J160WEBER UPRIGHT 3123

CROWN UPRIGHT 4200CHICKERING BROS. UPRIGHT. 3358

New Only One Left!HUNTINGTONPLAYERPIANO.W50

ACCOMMODATING TERMS.

NEW SAMPLEFURNITURE

. C--'TAna .tugn-uraa- e

TURfe JSLIGHTLY .USED FURNI

AT HALF PRICE&E. P. TAYLOR, -- 709 G St. N. W.

STRICTLY HIGH-GRAD- E

FURNITURENEW AND SECOND-HAN- D.

Our entire stock of Sample Brass Beds ts.b SoId at Sacrlflce. .Slightly Used BRADLEY Upright Piano

At Bargain.

GOLDSTEIN,712 K street N. W. Phone M. 1723

ANNUAL SPRING CLEARANCE OFAND PLAYER-PIANO- S TAKEN IN

TRADE. The biggest bargains of the year.Easy terms of payment. Knabe 3175; Kim-ball, 3180; Stleff, 3250; Fischer, 375; Shon-lnge- r,

250; Milton, ISO; Chase Bros.. 1100;Webster, J150; Wheelock, 3100; Bradbury.322S; Chlckerlng. 1125; Sterling. 1125; Everett.3175; Crown. 190; Willard. 31S; HantaanAutotone. 3390. Pianola Piano. 3250; andmany others. Every instrument fully guar-anteed. O. J. DeMOLL & CO.. cor. 12th andG sts. N. W.FOR SALE Furniture, new and slightly

used, the best place In the city to buyfurniture.

HOPWOOD'S. 8th and K.

DAVIS VERTICAL FEEDThe Best Machine for plain sewing and the

only machine for Embroidery. New machinesrented.

No charge to look over your old Machinefor Repairs.DAVIS AGENCY gf S&&- -

FOR SALE-BARG- AINS

INUSED UPRIGHT PIANOS.

ALL MAKES.On Easy Terms, if Desired.

CHAS. Al. STIEFF,F st. N. W.

J. C. CONLUF. Manager.FOR SAL-E-

SMALL PORTABLE HOUSEDouble walls and roof, shutters, screensand porch, low prlce.NOW NEAR CHEVY CHASE.

H. E. DOYLE. 738. 15th st. N. W.FOR SALE 0 show cases; ail sizes, at fac-tory prices; save money.

Buy at HOPWOOD'S,oia ana .&.

? SALE Highest-grad- e creamery butter.30c per lb.; seconj quality. 25c Freshcountry eggs, 20c. Best imported SchwelUerand full cream New York cheese, wholesaleand retail. R. B. YOUNG. 78 Arcade Mar-ket, iCJTXTir- - Uimirvw ., .. . ....

60 Drop Leaf Singer .!,IS 5S?P ,Hea Standard uZn

& Wilson fiacoNew sewing machines. 31 down and 50cW1r PI,.).. Ilk. St.. a

H. R. GIVEN. 62S Pa. avs. B. E. Phono.CIRCUMSTANCES PREVENTING ma fromcontinuing payments on 2 lots I purchasedIn convenient N. W. section, I will transfermy Interest of 3560. represented by actualpayments, to immediate purchaser forcash. Address BOX 443. Times office.FOR SALE Ice boxes, new and slightly

used; suitable for grocery.Buy at HOPWOOD'S.

8th and K.UAX. BROTSKY & SON. phons Main 5)77 U.mirror manufacturers. Work, satisfactory.Ntw mirrors furnished at shon natics. Workbrought before 9 a. m. finished saxas day udesired. Ul F st.FOR SALE Good delivery wagon; or willtrade for good work horse. 1218 3d st.S. E. iFOR SALE Furniture, by party breakingup housekeeping. Call between 5 and IociocK. evenings, iks nth st. N. W. 1

SPECIAL LINE of furniture of all kinds;new and second hand; cheap to quick buy- -

era, p. aajiauLAJ.. U43 .tn st. j. VT.

FOR SALE Upright piano. One condition;must sell, leaving city, bargain. 1629 Mar-io- n

St.. bet. Q and R. Sth and 7th. N. W.FOR SALE Motors. ,, U. H, 1 and 3

h. p. D. C. 220 and 110 volts; one 10 h. p.Wagner A. C 220 volts, single plsos. 60cycle. 3293 M st. N. W.

FOR SALE Delivery wagon cheap. Applr1240 22d st. N. W.

HANDSOME. Intelligent young male collie;reasonable. For particulars address MRS.

CUNNINGHAM. Dominion Heights. Va.FOR SALE A harp and Instruction book;

cost 310; will sell cheap. 621 H N. W.FOR SALE 600 chairs; cane seat; solid gol-

den oak; special price. 63 cents; regularprice 3L25; save money.

Buy at HOPWOOD'S.8th and K.

160 MEN'S tan and black hand-sewe- d shoe31.83; actual value 34' with this ad. only.

GUARANTEE SAMPLE SHOE CO.. 1803 14th.

FOR SALE Bed springs, the kind that neversag; guaranteed for 10 years; special pries

J4X5; regular price $6.50.Buy at HOPWOOD'S,

Sth and K.

PIANOS FOR RENT We make a specialtyot renting pianos out. Applies if purchased;

pianos rent for 33 up.HUGO WORCII. 1110 G St. N. W.

FOR SALE Sewing machine. Singer, drop... .utau, iw. vmi n.. . -- - - -

SEWING MACHINES. 35 and up. Repairingand cleaning, woik guaranteed. New

Singer machines, 31 down and 50c week. SrInstructions given. Open Sat. 9:30 p. m.G. C SMITH. 313 Pa. ave. 8. E. Phone L 448.

FOR SALE Pool room of eight tables; chap.741 9th st. N. W.

FOR SALE Good quality Opaque Shadesfitted to windows, only 35c; best quality of

oil opaque shades. 50c; hung free.KLEEBLATT'S. 11th and H sts., N. E.

FOR SALE Folding bed; good as new; 315;cost 348; save money.

Buy at HOPWOOD'S.8th and K.

GRAPHOPHONES AND RECORDS. 31 down.75 cents week: complete line of records In

stock. Open evenings until 9 p. m. ROBERTSON. mo 7th st r. vv.

Higgins' Metal ScreensLAWKENCH 6 fiirrVATX.

B7 Corcoran Bldg Phone Main 3043.

ELECTRO-PLATIN- G

PLATING, polishing' and reflnlshlng of brassbods, table ware, lighting fixtures, etc. Wsj

plate and reflnlsh anything. SCHWEIZER ACO.. 0 F st. N W. Phone 7045.

BOARD13TH ST. N. W., 1120 Excellent table board.

summer rates; special rates to lamuics.

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