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My special repair department
I estimate on your next job.
S. R. KLOTZ,
F. DEB. WESTON
Electrical Engineer
and Contractor
Rear 1 1 15 14th Street N. W.
Phone N.
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1106 Ninth Street
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PAINTER and DECORATOR
Sticct Relief aid Fresoe litowhiig.
'PHONE MAIN 1533
1212 H Street N. W.
LET ME PAINT IT!
I use the sort of paint that lasts. When I have finished the job you
can banish painting: -worries from your mind for years.
KENNICUTT. The Painter
Graeral Tmluttm Contractor. 13M 8th St. N. W. Pfcoae jr. 4537.
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C. A. CAMPBELL
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
121 2 H Street N. W. 'Phone Main 2685
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LATH, $3.75 PEI 1,IM
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JOHN R. HIGGLES, Tel. Main 5168
Foer Bros.
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1127 New York Awnw Nfthwt
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JOHN G. CHESTNUT CO.
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PER 1,000 FEET
Interior decorating-, that pleases people
with an artistic" eye. We'll paper, your
house wo well that youll recommend us
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This one-and-a-half story bungalow has been laid out so that every inch of space is utilized to the
best advantage. The exterior is of weatherboard painted white, with shingle roof stained a dark brown.
The porch and windows are .finished a dark green. A large living room, dining-room, pantry, kitchen, and
one bedroom are on the first floor, and three bedrooms and bath complete the second floor.
Cellar under entire house.
The itemized cost of construction is here given:
Excavation ,.....$75
Millwork 800
Stonework .150
Hardware -......- .. ....... 85
Plumbing, &c .175
FINE BUILDING
VERY IMPORTANT
H. 0. Selfridge Zropotes Xine Fronts
for Shops, Says Americas.
Architect
Finn the Anerina Anlilf r
The Architects and Builders' Journal,
London, has published, running- through
several Issues, a, discussion aa to the
problems In design that should dominate
shop fronts. The various writers have
each set forth with much Insistence their
views aa to Just how Important the front
of the shop should be In relation to the
designing of the Interior.
Desiring to secure the views of a prac
tical shopkeeper, the editors addresses
a letter to H. Gordon Selfridge, whose
fine building In Oxford Street, wherein
American methods of merchandising1
were for the first time attempted In
London, has received the highest com
mendation. It Is Interesting to note In Mr. Self
rldge's reply the careful thought which
no doubt every successful merchant gives
to details of his business, and It Is grati
fying as well to note the very evident
appreciation of the commercial value of
good architecture that Mr. Selfridge
shares In common with other men In
similar lines of business.
Mr. Selfridge writes, in part, as fol
lows: "I am one who believes that dignified
architecture aids very much that busi
ness which It Is to house. I feel that
the enUre abandonment of all attempts
at fine architecture simply to provide a
showcase from which the owner of the
shop can sell a few more goods is most
undesirable.
"It would be well to study the question
from a broader point of view. What are
the most pleasing and satisfactory re
sults obtained In France, America, Ger
many? No good building rests upon what
appears una snowcase. trvery wen-
deslgned edifice must have apparent
means of support, evidently strong
enough, to sustain the superstructure. A
building should, therefore, have piers
which are not hidden by mirrors nor by
decorations. The best buildings In the
countries mentioned, whether used for
little shoos or large stores, are all sup
ported from' the ground by columns and
piers evidently strong enougn to carry
the weurht.
"I earnestly advocate a street archi
tecture which shall be fine, stately, and
dignified. I urge that commerce and
architecture shall be twin brothers, or
partners. In the schema, rather than ene
mies, ana .that ail sense or wnat is good
In" one shall, not be sacrificed to secure
what may seem, for the moment, to .win
a little better result In the other. .
"The show window Is 'considered In
London, mora than anywhere else In
the world, as of prime necessity to the
shopkeeper: Fersoruuir," i ao not agree ;
with this position,' and If I may refer -to
our own store I would amy that .the show
windows 'are Important, but by no man
ner of means the whole thing. We could
abandon our windows' and do. probably
four-fifths aa much' business, ataply be
cause wo 'Insist- that .the department
themselves shall be the chief ettracttoa.
rather, than the .wtadowa.' .- v
The man' .who pays the rent moat
have something to say,aa to. ths -build-in,
Itself : otaerwlsexae may retrain froaj
occupying the same: but -I hope that,
wfctla -he -Is makinc big' roaiilremsnls
known, he "win feet that real architec
tural excellence .supelles an asset to his
business mad give It, 1b addition, a dig
nity end character, which a simple show
case ot a shop cannot possess."
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Woroestor,. Mass..- Nov. e.Ttfhe;.w of ;
HbM Clara. Barton, foeader of the later
natloaal Red Croat.; 'was' :ee -ml the
Woraseter; eroeate .oertjtto-eay.-.Tlw
total 'rata, ot the restate 'tu.'Wjm :f ;
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Painting and glazing $90
Brickwork ....... 100
Carpenter work ..............325
Lumber 350
Plastering ................. .150
TO DIVERT TRAFFIC HERE.
Caaeaataslost LaWera" Hatca B.
O. aa Sowfaens.
Washington commerce win be consider
ably affected by two decisions made by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
yesterday regarding rates on the Balti
more and Ohio and Southern railways.
By these decisions, which reduce rates
Into Washington from the North and
South, it Is expected that much of the
through trafflo that hitherto has passed
to the West wIU be diverted through
Washington.
Authority was granted the B. ft O. to
reduce their through rats to points in
the South-Central States In order that
they may offer the same rata aa the
Pennsylvania, Buffalo and Pittsburg
railroads. Authority was given the
Southern Railway to make a rail and
water rate on cotton by-products that
wIU be lower than the aggregate of rates
to Intervening points.
Removal of 'Well-kaawm Finn.
The removal of the Engineer Searching
Company from the Fleming Building to
the Citizens' Bank Building has had no
tice In these columns. The entire fourth
floor of the latter structure Is now fur
nished complete for the expanding busi
ness of this concern. Mr. H. J. Mac
farren. the manager, has equipped the
new offices most attractively, and says
he can give Important special service to
Inventors.
The Engineer Searching Company has
the Indorsement of the Brotherhood of
Inventors, The First Aid to Inventors,
and Inventors' Pocket Library, published
by this house, will hereafter be on sals
at The Herald's Contest Headquarters,
714 Thirteenth Street. They are said to
be most valuable hand books for In
ventors. Fmteraltr Poatpoaest Baavaei.
The Delta Tau Delta Fraternity has
postponed the banquet set for next Sat
urday until December T. Information
may be procured from Carl H. Bat
roan, at the Delta Tau Delta, House,
19D3 N Street Northwest.
TO C0HTEST ELECTION.
Caban
Liberals Dlaaatlsfled
with
Conservative Choice.
Havana, Nov. 6. Senor Ferrers, speaker
of the House of Representatives, de
clared to-day that ha would attempt to
have the election of Mario Menocal aa
president of Cuba annulled on the ground
that It was Illegal.
Liberal leaders blame President Gomes
for the election of a Conservative presi
dent, declarlne- that If General Mont
eagudo had been removed as head of the
army, that Alfredo Zayas would have
been elected. The -Liberals claim that
the army was used to help the Conserva
tives.
Liberal papers continue making, revo
lnilnn.rv threats, and it Is believed that
the government wui proceea againn eume
or in most raoicat in inn
SYSTEM BACEDTQ BECKER. ,
New York, Nov. 5. That Charles
Becker In his fight to escape the lee
trlc ebalr for the killing of Herman
Rosenthal, is to be defended by the
"vat.m- became apparent to-night
when It was announced that- Louis
J. Grant who acted for the. rank and file
of the Ponce Department-tot uuny yean,
bad been retained for the convicted lieu
tenant's appeal.
Tarklaa-tea May Wed.-
Dayton. Ohio. Nov. 5. Booth Tarkington
novelist and playwright, will' be married
In, this city In a few days to Mrs. Su
sanna K. Robinson, according, to gossip
la society circles.. News or toe eagage-
( au lust! leaked out Mr. Tarmac-
tea Is divorced; Mrs. Robinson la the
wMowofarjewapapermaa. Shelaabeot
tarty years old sad weew.
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Hot-air heating $125
Range 40
Total
.$1,965
cart. Rmlfli aduaa, Architect.
AFTER BETTER MUX.
Baeterleleejleal and Cheaateal ftaa-
darda May Be Adopted Here.
Efforts to obtain legislation from Con
gress regulating the production and sale
of milk, cream and ice cream In the
District of Columbia will be renewed
by the District heada this year. The
Commissioners will endeavor to obtain
passage of the bill introduced April 17,
191L for this purpose.
Dr. William a Woodward, health of
ficer of . the District has recently re
turned from Milwaukee, where be at
tended the sessions of the International
dairy show and the International Asso
ciation of Dairy and Milk Inspectors.
He is certain thst the District needs
the kind of legislation which la provid
ed In the bill.
This legislation would establish bac
teriological and chemical standarda for
milk and fix the conditions under which
It should be produced and handled. One
of the provisions of the bill Is that no
advertisement sign or label may be
placed on bottles of milk or cream or
packages, of Ice cream which Is cal
culated to deceive or la misleading In
any particular.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
CblombU Beigliti-Miud B. De Lunuy to Mcholu
Eckbanlt lot 5, block S. .
MaetcniUi tad K Stmts KorUnnat-lOcEoIu Eok-
budt to Mud B V Laonr, put orlstsal lot .
10. tod It Kmn XT. tie.
Sherwood Etardi Lud tsd Bulldlnf Obastar to
Jails R. Petrol lot 3 tqntiv 423. Stf.
Stal AdlitioD-Edwini Mcalen ituts wSBtm
B. Graze, lot IS, jai 2SS, lie.
Wltoootis Atsbim XkteBdei-Lrals & Bmrnhuer
et ax. to EasrM T. LrUue, lot 3m, egatre
1X0. $10,
Gnnral-HeBiy B. McDobmJI ft sx. te Arthur
8. Hobommo, part. tlo.
Smart Addttioo-B. FtidcU Still t ex. to IbU C.
Briniw. lot n, mutr. aes, &,?
lev Bhode Wind Aican-Edwla P. Jooct to Iotut
Lee Jonn, lot V. Katie SO, 110.
mjtrt DUthcth 8. XHatshowcr to thtsn Trent
Oostaur. traatet, an Inuewt ta erttte ot Wlll-
Ua W. Denenhowir. til
ZesIlTarth Edward F. Grlar tt sx. te John B. Drla-
fra, lot St block, EM.
ObloatbU Bstsats-ataMS 3ttrtn et at. te Jobs
A. rwnl, lot 1, qntra WO. H.
n Tautttath Btmt Nbrthntt-Mtr !T. Kecfw t
itr to dime S. Onhtm, lot ; Qatre 9M
(aeslh Bnokta&d). SOi
eosta, Otpilel Stnst Ut su N tod O Btnsts-
-Jtat Itutia et ax. to Bin Ktran, lots ft
4X tadei, gatrawSs, Hi.
1ST -B Mint- Xarthaut-Bajtsra O. Wttdon te
Bichtrd L Wide, lot ST tad nut lot a. m
S.W.
Pwtwecth-Blditri L Wtdt KBX.B Beajtaua O.
Wtadoo. lot SO, apitra JO. (IS.
Vort Strttost A41tl to ITmrisTtwd flirr W;
MeCont et ox. to Arthor F. Slnva. lot 13. block
t tw.
rett.BokMed Mtuor-HuTT Wtrdmaa t tt to
John P. aad Btlea C Men-, lot 80. iqam
Jeff, pt.
Le Droit Pu-Wimi A. Cru et ax. to wmhn
O. MBkr, let . Hack , HI
Qenath Street and North CtroUnt Aiwaaa Sonta
. sMt-Iuai Uasty rt it to Btnod B. tad Her-
rata 8. BoUto, lot r. eiatra Ms, KtO.
Intimde Jint V. McOaradck to Htrrkt 8. auKben,
lot eV block 13, fia.090.
Viiririlt Artmj., Soathaut. betnea Tenth tnd
tlemjth Btreett B. C, Otughton et ox. to It
H. tad Ablaul A. Wtmer. lot 3. ntre CT. S&
T Srr York AmniM Kortbettt (tht Oneonttl-JItr
i a- Htrr to Winaai It Stria, jot i. arare fn.
BJchaond Pirk-Vrniltm U. Sprias et ox, to Xtry
A. Mtrr. lot 30. aiatn 37. 110.
Fuuiteaith Street TeRace-Geotxe B. BUrohenfh et
ox. to Murk Bcltla. lot D. nun act. tia
Wjn. StraK Nortaeut, brrnen Twdfth tnd Thh
jtswath etneU-Htnrr.J- I"U tfn-to Cttat-
rto. Has, nut lot eVeaoue 1X3, SO.
Vint Ptrk-dtr A. kttrdea et fir to A. B. and
a T-.w-a. lot notrt tie. tWJl
Saerwoad-Claia A. Utrden et rb- to Zess Knk. lot
ST. epart eya. tytar.. gtae to A..T. Baoder-
too, let 30, aaaue am txx.
laake BwSt-Chutei W. Kins, Jr.. tt ax. to
riart B. Booth. ktSH, 8.
Bshtemrks aad Mtnsnot .Atetrot Soathetit-Adal-
paat Gset tt tL to Dbtrlct of CnlnmbU, put ef
rtilitwete. mslTr. '
Ttiinltisi Isi r. Ttaeito Oatrlct ot Oohoska,
tottlaada QlockU.S2.SS.
aatawBr-fimtat a. win u aonnwon
lotaXeqatrt SR.S0.
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2 QUALITIES 2 SIZES
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Washington Silicate Brick Co.,
Werka, Terra Carta. D. C
611 Colorado Bid. Phone Main 7579.
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: : Hub Bids., 14th at N. Y. Ave. N. W. PIwm M. 27Z4.
i CHAMPION "WT COAL SAVER
Deat Delay. lt ate estimate stir. Wtadew and Deer Sereeaa. AH
Work Freaaptly Execaied,
J. G. BENTON
General Hauling Contractor
Best Equipped Motor Trucks
Tti M. M17. It Ml, extort wiwkf.
CEMENT LEADS
THE R. J. BEALL
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734 PlftMnth Street N. W.
Get a Good Carpenter When You Need One
Tm the man. Hish-grade cabinet work. General repairs. Expert lock
smith. AH work guaranteed.
C E. HUCK. 1727 PenniylvaaiaNorthvrest.
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KING HEATING COMPANY.
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f 827 14th STREET N. W. PHONE M. 4435 f
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ABSOLUTELY PROMPT WORK.
210 North Capitol Street.
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W. l MORRIS & CO.
- Patattag. FaaerhaaaiaK, and DeceTatxec Eattxeatea Cheerfally Gtwsa.
LatMt Sty! Baparham Inja with Crwtons to Match.
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CHA8. W. BLAKENEY :: huuse i-wmine
1005 SIXTH STREET N. W.
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GBAlriiaQ ggMATKS CHgHRFtXI.t' FPBXISHED.
Blut-priittlng. Map Mounting.
FREBA.SCHMIDT
719-21 13th St. N.W.
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AreUteeta Drewtaa: Materials.
Eaataeeraf A aarreyera' SaapUee.
Bwildera Transit, aad tVe-rets.
We atwe Herald VBVSM ceateat jfm.
To You
Mr. Iiil.ir ad
Mr. Artfcrtect
Tou should use our special' briefs
snd blanks. We. also "make a spe
clslty of legal blanks.- pension and
patent blanks, state and connty
blanks, as well as brief, catalogue,
pamphlet, and commercial work o(
all kinds. - " . .
I. W. UMrkk fr fee,
Pllam. aad FabUahers,
laid H M. JT. W. Pheae Mate CeBB.
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House Better
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106 8th
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