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THE WASHINGTON HERALD. MONDAY, DvtMOn zi. 114.
SPLENDOR TO MARK ST.
SOME PRESENTS WE MUST ACCEPT FROM LIFE'S CHRISTMAS TREE-Br Goldberg.
' PA1TO SERVICES
Oayyiajait, ll. by at. Is.
rwo Ckoin Will Sin with Full Or-
chestra. and Mgr. Rusiell Will
Give Papal Blessing.
Cartstmaa aarvleea at Bt. Rarrica'a
Catholic Church will be marked by the
splendor of the liturgical service.
Before midnight mui the eholra will
sing Christmas music. The mui will be
oelebrated by Mgr. Russell, assisted by
Father 8myth. a deacon, and Father
Esau, ae aub-deaeon. The aermon will be
flellrered by Mar. Ruaaell. Holy commu
Bioa wnytje administered. Other rnaaaes
wui oe cei'Dratec at , 1, . a. is ana u
o'clock. The 11 o'clock mui. like the
midnight mui. will be a solemn high
tnaaa. celebrated by Father Smyth, as
aieted by father from Holy Cross Col
lea. Brookland Mualc at both maraei
will be rendered by two choirs, with a
full orchestra.
After the 11 o'clock mass. iter. RusaeU
will g-ire the Papal blessing, which will
be followed by benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament. The pews in the
church for the midnight and 11 o'clock
mass will be reserved for pew-holders
until the mass begins. After the begin
ning of the maas the seats will be given
to all.
The musical program for the n o'cloek
and midnight masses will be a: follows:
"ChrifUSM Seat"
Orchestra and organ
'.'Cease. All Ye Faithful
hysm Sanctuary choir
"Gregorian."
Inlratt Sanctuary ceeir
" Hards IV."
Kress Miird dnr
"lUvdn HI."
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"Palabordoer.'
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aileleuis
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Oedo
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Sanctuary choir
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mturer."
...Sanctnary choir
...Ssectearr choir
...Saacrosry cheir
..Sanctuary choir
FideJoa.
Offortorr motet Both chain sad orchestra
"Haydn II.''
Banotos. Beeedictas. and Agnus Dei ... .Mixed choir
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caa carofc. s follows:
"Silent Night" Mixed cheir
"Glory to God" Mixed choir
Joyous Song" Mixed choir
A Virgin t'nwpotted" sanctuary choir
"A Child Alia Day Is Bora" Sanctuary choir
"What Child la Tola?" Ssactnary choir
"Cregonaa"
Sanctuary choir
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YESTERDAY'S ROBBERIES.
A pair of shoes and six dry batteries
stolen from a freight car at Third and
R streets northeast.
A silver buckle stolen from Mrs. Man"
Hicks. 36 Tenth street northeast.
Fifteen pounds of bacon, fix pounds
of steak, four pounds of butter, and ten
pounds of pork stolen from 338 Indiana
avenue northwest.
Fifteen dollars stolen from apartments
or John R. McCathern, 73o Twelfth street
aouthegat.
Krnest E. Allwlne, 513 Twelfth stre;t
northeast, lost an envelope containing
7J while in the vicinity of Twelfth and
. E streets northeast
FIRES OF YESTERDAY.
Hot cinders poured into a barrel caused
a Co fire yesterday morning at 1118
Fourteenth street northwest.
Engine Company, No. 11, responded o
a local ran tor a nre at the south end
or th Sixteenth street bridge In a pile
nf tro.h
THE GREAT WHITE WAY
By 0. 0. MTNTTTIL
New York, Dec. M. The sociological
sharks are chortling with much glee over
the drcision of a New York justice an
nulling s marriage because the husband
had contracted tuberculosis befoie be
married.
Also the persons who produced "Dam
aged Foods" for art's sake, and inciden
tally for the shekels that rolled in. are
extremely pleased. That such a filthy,
nauseous play should occupy the boards
of a first-claas New York theater has
been the wonder of the thinking people
of the metropolis.
To those who revel in the stock farm
methods of mating the New York court
decision may prove a great source of
satisfaction, but there are still a lot of
old-faahloned folk who believe that the
"law of love" will rule In mating in the
future just as it has In the past. Science,
It is pointed out, has not proven the he
redity law to be immutable. Also, the
New York decision was because of fraud
and not because of tuberculosis.
A picturesque little man by the excit
ing name of Smith believes he has re
alized the dream of alchemists since the
dawn of history the transmutation of
baser metals itno pure gold. He la a
globe trotter.
Lewis C. Smith haa dug up things in
le haa blasted tombs In a Job the next day be ws stall 1 1, and at
Cyprus.
Thebes and followed a door said to be
made of synthetic gold from Hercula-
neum to a museum in Berlin. But ba
didn't get a sample.
And three years ago he says he found
pirVe gold right smong his melting pots
In New York. In his offices in Times
Square he has tons of yellow metal,
smooth and fine and glittering like gold.
They feel like gold, bend like gold and
teste like gold.
And inventor Smith declare a chemist
can do any stunt he pleases with them,
and they'll respond to the test as does
a true friend to the test of adversity.
Charles Webster Kimball came all the
way from Parsons. Kan., two years ago
to get a job on a New York newspaper
After being insulted by freckle-faced
office boys as long as he could endure It,
he went into Wall street and became
wealthy. He is now furnishing South
American llamas to the armies of the
Prince of Woofwlf that la. aa near aa
one can paraphrase the facts on tbeae
censored times.
How many writers come to New York
and are turned down each year will never
be known. They don't tell those things
back home. Most of them make good In
other vocations, but they never get rid of
the desire to write.
Nearly every writer has to exhaust all
of his ready cash before he catches on
here. One reporter boasted to the staff of
a morning newspaper that he had only
been In New York a day and bad landed
last accounts is still looking for a job.
While the baseball magnates were raag
natlng here the other week a rumor went
sipping through the Waldorf corridors
that Rudolph Hynlcka, the burleaque pro
ducer, had purchased the lowly New
York American team. Mr. Hynlcka, when
cornered, said: "No I have no Intention
of taking another attraction.
And speaking of baseball, the New
York fans are mightly pleased to see
that Mike Mitchell, the Washington out
fielder, is coming to the Yankees. Mike
Is one of the cleanest men in baseball and
has by his unobtrusive ways endeared
himself to fans everywhere. He has
always been a hard-hitter and an aggres
sive fielder but has never argued with
an umpire. His wife has been to sea
every game in which he played except
one an exhibition game at Columbus.
Ohio, where Mike waa beaned and nearly
put out for god.
Denies Seal Money Minis!;.
A story to the effect that some of the
funds from the sale of Red Cross Christ
mas seals had been lost through the
operations of a woman representing her
self to be an officer of the District Red
Cross Society lsrt Saturday was denied
yesterday by Mrs. T. V. McLaughlin,
secretary of the District society. Mrs
McLaughlin collected the proceeds from
the sale of stamps herself that day.
CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS
THE WASHINGTON HERALD
REAL ESTATE
ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST.
LOST PARTY WHO FOCND i JO LI J .
locket and chain, initials M. A P.. re- I
turn to Miss MARIE A. PKRO. IE B st. j
nw.. and receive SS reward.
LOST-E N V E L 0 P E CONTAINING
about IT"', near corner 12th and E sta
ne. Libers! reward for return of same
to E KRNEST ALLWINE. :u l.th St. ne.
J-
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED-BY A KrXIABI.B NEW TURK
doubt, Iht armraa of a retired army officer, pre
ferably of nigh tank. anling to brcucae eaaoeiaied
suti as in obtaining tnat cuntracta from the got
emsnenls the brlligeree: forces in Europe, and
to latent aa equitable amount with amioa. Ade
quate comnenaatioa will ba arranged. Apply Box
a. ears DUKK.MI S A CO.. M Broad Ml.. Neat
Ten.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
CLASSIFIES AD RATES
1c MR
C WORD
M'nlmum space
IZ word
ClaABS A.
HMp Wanted
Wanted Agents
Situation Wanted
foat and Found
Business Ops.
Ob orders for seven times or more,
minimum space, 12 words.
CLASS B.
(A classified advertlaina; not list
ad under Cl.ss A or other classlflca-
Mom):
Per line 13
., times within a week 13
B times within a week .IS
7 tlme consecutively MB
IS times consecutively Mi
30 times consecutively .37
0 times consecutively .M4
90 times consecutively .OS
1.000 times In one year .331
PERSONALS.
W'HtKIMi.MSN lIR MEN ARK ALWAYS
sell dmavd and eem to bar. cash tn bum .
mtua be that thty aee u f-r BXfXhaay "wi salts
or "lemjnle at O t. SB), snd tbst la hoar to sate
hnnrhrs of cash, line once. Jl'STH'.S OLD .STAND.
: D.
Dermatologist institution.
Have you any objectionable feature on
your face? la your noee mlshapen In any
way? Do your cbeeks sag? Have you
baxfflneas over or under your eyes? Are
your cheeks hollow? Have you freckles
or moles or other discoloration of the
skin? Any or all of these defect?, which
are so annoying, can b- remedied
promptly by our painlss method without
lnonvf men"e or loss of time. Call and
investigate for yourself. Office, l-2 H st.
nw. Phone M 2CC9.
WANTKD-JOB IN ARCHITEtT'S OF-
flee; will start reasonable, object office :
experience. S. KREAND1.E. ITU 7ta nw. vvtotc ta nnDTcnvie ctta-dotiic
FAMILY WA.HHIKO AT REASONABI.K
prices. Ask for price list THE
TOUANUl'NOKY. Main S.
A Section of the Crowd at Monument Grounds Saturday in Response to Berberich's Advertising in The Her&Jd
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LOSE JEWELS WORTH $100,000.
; lleaey aaoonern OsTer Bis Krmrd
far Itetorn of eaaa.
I New York. Der. . Spurred to in-!
crease activity by the offer of a re-
ward of t;,0 for the recovery of
: (100,000 in jewels, private detectives
ware making; the rounds of the pawn
shops In this city today in the hope of
tracing; the (ems, lost on s honeymoon
trip.
The owner is a young; society woman '
' of Chicago, who reached New York
with her husband several days aso. ;
The advertisement which made public'
' the loss read:
1L1OHT Between Clone Theater and I
Holllswood Hall, on Thursday night, j
Jewel bog containing gems of great
value: 12.000 reward and no Questions!
asked. Holllswood Hall. Mollis. I. I.
"Yes. the couple are still here."' said
J. E. French, proprietor of Holllswood :
Hall, over the telephone today. "The
bride is prostrated
you sn- names
XMAS IS ("'MM.
why rot gire that boy a nrcsrnt tbat is both
healthful and useful? Bicycles, large asd email.
any sue. any pric flt from ex years op. 9oki
oa eajy payments, f'nme now and get your pick
truna the latfest stock in Washington.
s-r' : i. xii as I'Bircs
Hmerford Crete ('.. SIS lath St. ".rv.
UHoi.i.-AI.K (Near P.i BETAII.
DR. REED
SPECIAUST
804 SEVESTEEHTH STEEET.
0VEE 30 YEARS- TcSStnZ
in 4 SpiAaVl Disraiwa o'. Urn tsj Woratrn.
Meaju Health to Ton If Yon Suffer
Kttmb lalvrh, OtM&it. R'--.!; t'-.ii Const irati'o.
Iiia. ThfTt. Ltiiur Bmn, Htart. B.o.1 and Skin ;
insesscs. Nrnmu lrbili, . SiaSllJ LiMUi. Blsd
OwT IIWIT ' , 3Jnnnc DlWa r-JnaaJDi:.. rj-jpurja,
Ikrn, tnd All Pnrai UtttaatM O.r-u (or Lit by
Safe Mti.-ods.
Charges Low. Medicine Furnished.
C0KSULTATI0N FBEE.
Private Waiting Boom for Ladies.
OSlci BoRut. 10 to I. 3 to C SnadaT. M to 12.
FOR SALE SUB01BA1.
A Perfect Beauty
5-room house, porch and fruit ;
one car fare. Price, $1 ,000. Terms.
$12 per month.
One 5-room bungalow; lot 60x100:
one carfare. Fruit, porches. Five
minutea to cars. Price, $1,200.
Terms. $12.00 monthly.
Will exchange beautiful, brand-new
Brookland home, all modern con
veniences. large lot, 50x150. fof
suburban or farm property.
0. B. ZANTZINGER,
9tk St and N. Y. At. N. W.
WANTED HOUSES.
NAjisrric MAsaaiat.
Face ar.d xa1p Treatmer.t.
Hi B it nsr.. Id floor.
j WAN'TED FIRMIURE; CONTKNTS
of house: books and magaalnea. K.
Ht.NSLET. 1314 N T. ava Main 7Sna.
FOR SALE HOUSES.
MICC WrilC Mensrortng sod Seals Treat-1
miaa wu.1.0 Hua u a to a ! limih.n park., u; tesb)see Avrxt
AUTOMOBILES.
it. an. Apartmmt f. Third fluv.
MISS CAIN Manicuring and Stalp Treat-
PASSKNOKR ATTOS. ., , .. .'. "" '" - nw- Pn-
5 AND
S3 and S3 pr hour.
'ar heated.
Al'TO HIRE CO. Lincoln 2553.
north-taf', hnittifil rfwi bnek tiBory hxTa.
m i. to hi aTicti-ired FrnhT X, tt 1 o.
i f"T eb)' uniua: iNre t(r mat. Bee auctjoo notice
' in tr frT pevttralanv
THE DIFFERENCE
THE BIGGEST CROWD
Ever Secured
BY ADVERTISING IN WASHINGTON
Was Brought Together By
BERBERICH'S
Through the Exclusive Use of Advertising in
'HE HERALD is supreme in the local morning field and BERBERICH'S has conclusively
proven that morning is the best time to secure the attention of the newspaper-reading
public to advertising. Minds are clearer and in a more receptive mood mornings. People do
their shopping mostly in the afternoons. In the evenings there are the "movies," the theaters,
cafes,, clubs, dance parties, social visits, and a hundred and one other things to distract the
mind from the shopping opportunities of the morrow.
hnler- tha rrii-T tit ai mlmar nt tins and tv r
No, I cannot give ' AKM Kiit TIKKi wi'1 Lr a vnkonr .1.1i:mu -tt
T'ne matter has been ' yi:ft -Tirttaiai ahotftuK aiaK Wr lir mkt.-
placed In the hands of priate detec- , iowln, .,, yn, g yy., juva. H. Sat Xit.
lives, but so far there Is no clew." Hit Sri. Xxt. r. v.vi1.. asm,. K. -ii r.,-
From other sources it was learned i '-- M.r1V''ii Jl I.Bm mm" """'
... ..L ,.. l Act no. Htlt I.e. s. sm n st. nw.
that a leather casket carried by the
brideBroom contained a S0.OO0 Pearl i lEPAlRIf
necklace, a diamond sunburst, and CENTH-tL- Rl'BBER WOBKS
otner gems. These nisappearea on
Thursday night between the theater
and Holllswood Hall.
KOTirEi rise Ticket, ranked. Second-
' hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought.
I'ale Alnrannnae. "'.5 C,. Opp. Pat Oflu
PAIOTDfG AND PAPERHANGING
FOB SALE 0B REST.
iET OIB SALES AMI RENT LiSTS.
JOHN K HONtmilE a SONS.
' l ana ar.
1'apei:iiam;in;
and ilt.Tii ;i"
11-sTFI!IM; I'AINn.
R'nu :icred HOI up.
Veal .Trt t.y real .ijcrt
I' nl will call.
JfMTKR a ' . f y st nw
SPECIAL NOTICES.
During the Holidays
and afttr the holiday jou will
enjoy hot griddle ckr mad nt
MILLEK' Srif RaiMmj Buck
wkat- Include a irkaaw in
Man Baaa ttr Vsma .reiHaa
1 fauajmotefd tnnW purr
C74t yoar graorr'a. No niBm KiiTid-
B. B. EARN SHAW BRO.
Wkelesalers. 11th aad M Sta. . K.
MILLER'S
Self-raising
Buckwheat
APPLE CIDEB-!fEW TOBK RTATI SWEET
anple elder; neat In Washtagun. cede frcaa neat
New Tor Stat, apnfes. W. bar. it in bamria
kegs and Jugs. STANDARD BOTTLING WOaKS.
Ttk aad G ne. Lincoln test.
Paper fear anew fog ths featira saaamj. I bar.
lost purchased st
A Gnat Bargain,
5,000 rolls of wall paper,
which I will sttl at the fallowing prices- 10c
entne. se net roll; tec mine. Mc ite ralus. Be;
k: nhie ate; Tic ealue. Ssc. All tb. Istest n
atgna alsfca roar nsleruoa NOW , Win tber
ara piatad onr. ASTHL'B J. tlOl'UHTON
CO., HIT Conn. ate. Pass North X.
.en-Ma a, st. n
Kear I'oa'i Theater
"iPcctalislng AttoinotMle Tire Repnirlog
TELEPHONE MAIN XL
WALL. PAPER inc. 13C, :5C. AND 3C
pap'-r. .".('and lic per piece; rooms pa
pered 11' up I'ltsterinK repaired without ' w
FOB REST APARTMENTS.
TO ruLOKED THL Hi.WVKH. Ci RHODS
hasad Ana. N V. ijrci rxn. Jf a. Including
hot and o4d water, rlcv'nc light, hot water beat.
Ter el iBMSwaj no cnlMn-n.
iirt. IJ-: i'HEL'X SOT P st nw Phnn. V
, 4V1.
L ST NE.. NKAR STil r -t R B . ONI.T
J13V. :a.-xr. cheennl. !"..-' nio. idenl. CAT-
l a i.ARKfcrr v ...
IF IT'S HIRING
t'se our Fore-door OldsmoMle and other '
good makes; 5 snd 7 passenger cars. '
reasonable rates.
Phase North 310(1.
VIOLIN SCHOOL.
FOR RENT STABLE OR GARAGE.
6 AND 7 PASSENGER Al'TOS.
12 and S3 per hour.
None Better.
AfTO HIRE CO. Lincoln S363.
i
A PIIOMIKT VIOI.IX .( IIOOL
la Sehelarwhlp roatest.
Ofe a onmnlcte tcr:.! of -imr.. .ith free
uoUna tor hone nse. Co ran, IV or can ba j .
N VV NKAR f.NPiN .-rATInN. LARUE
r hniii stable w .' r -w... eoncrer. IVwr,
e? . only IS; L.i:jhb m. -hine or r- J:r
I AYV.IM1P A i.AKRinT. Lil N T
raid ate per leason.
1 I'HJ.N SCHOOL.
!":;. Usin iA
K'i st.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR HIRE-5-najuvager. CM;
hour. lowhstan Hotel. 19th I
laMcnjer. Z&M per
d I'a. Main t3X
PIANO TUNING.
I MADE ihu.nno IN FIVE TEARS WITH
a small mail order busir.eas; began with
C. Send for free book d Tells how
HKACOCK. 704 LcckDort N Y.
MONET WANTED AND 10 LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATH
in small and barm s una All transac
tuns conducted with economical ronsid
eration for borrowers VM. H. SAUN-Ii-:itS
Ac CO.. Southern Bldg.. 807 15th st.
TYPEWRITERS.
Piano Tanino;, $1 in Drcember.
Expert Wutk Guaranteed. Drop lestal
L. LARsEN. (U So. Oar. are se Ui lass.
PIANO TUNINQ, 11.60; WORK GUAR
anteed; 30 years' experience in repair
work. T. HOLVERSONT 1222 North Car
olina ave. ne. Lin. 38a.
f
TYI'En-KITEILS lit l-AIRKP.
clraned anj kept in good oonditlon no
delay, no ussatisfam'0 Prices right
Call oa aar thne M Eta. We an al
waja on the job. Tt.nter Ciaaning
A Knair Co. ltlt K Si N. W.
MONET TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates, special
privileges, allh respect to prior payments.
Tiler St Rnthrrfonl. Inc. 7JI 15th St.
WINDOW CLEANING.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
DIED.
ELLIOTT Saturday. December 1. U14.
at 2 15 a. m.. BENJAMIN M. EL
LIOTT, beloved husband of Lida O.
Elliott, aged seventy-two years and
five months, at his residence. 1771
Lanier place northwest.
Funeral from his late residence at I
p. m. Monday, December 21, 114. In
terment at Arlington. Private.
GREENAWALT Suddenly on Saturday,
December 1, Bit, Lieut. JOHN Q.
OREENAWALT. aged seventy-four
years, beloved husband of Mary Lit
tle Oreenawalt.
Funeral from his late residence, 1601
Irving street northwest, Tuesday art
erooon, December 22. st 2 o'clock. In
terment at Arlington.
MORTON On Sunday afternoon. Decem-
Der su, 1914. Brig. Lien. I MARUfcS
MORTON. IT. 8. X. retired, at Walter
Reed Hospital.
Funeral services at St. John's Church
at I p. m. Tuesday. Burial at Ar-Lington.
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
FUNERAL FLOWERS
Of Stars Dwsortptioo-Modeiatrli Prices.
6UDE,
NON-MEDICAL HEALINGS
INFANTILE PARALYSIS
HsiHrnins ot the Artcri". Locrstotor Ataxia. Ath-
Fl'RS HANDSOME. LARGE. VALUA-ma. Heart !:-.. Bru- . Hi,-.-. Paralysis. Ihs
ble set; sacrifice. K: also beautiful long eases of the trine rit.anach. stay, eased, alrha.l
fur coat; sacrmce ,15. leaving caassstgy; j&TtJSlJl
not wanted. J7 I st. nw. prop. as. BL n. I'tiihin
n. L. s a ta." a a It ..kl..en. Vat aTl
MINK BET OF HANDSOME Fl-RS; , '"frTER JANTAHY 1. bJin" BPl'niwJ
worth 1150; "acrlflce for llj; new. SS7 I
st nw.
GENTLEMAN'S VERT VALUABLE
fur-lined overcoat: sacrifice. 115: leaving
country, not wanted. M7 I st nw
LAWNS AND GARDENS.
HAVE TOUR LAWNS DRESSED AND
cared for in every manner at reason
able cost by tbe SOl'THERN LAWN
DRESSERS. 1217 1' st- nw.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDI-
tors; business systematlxlng a specialty.
THE MACHEN AUDITING CO.. i34-4Jo
Southern Bldg . Phone M. sag.
SEWING MACHINES.
- .1
I'd
A Cbnitmis Gift mn
h.-uirlroUt nrrd-. What It
n.T irjTrcietrd (Han
Wmtm MftOlto. 1 Bt-t Mtb
ir--m K to K. ta ul maJn,
with arial rncre or th
Moicr t'u- irexlinai tBaVebio
of ih. world. Tall to Me
b(orr briiiif or hnr aw- call
to aee tou. Your credit b
C dovn antl Mr a wck CHEWS1NG. 213
aye, we. iTi-pa 1-tn.. H'.
UPH0LSTEEING.
I'HON'K M. T139 TO HAVF TOCR WINDOW!
fWocd. Amu- W.mlo rtratai- '.. 9Q O nw.
RUG WEAVING.
WINTER TIME RUG TIME. DON'T
buy new rugs; we weave from your old
carpets; carpets cleaned. WASH. RUO
WEAVING CO. Ml 5th nw. Ph. M. aCSt.
CORSETS.
nVaVPIECB PARLOR StTTES. CP
boiatered la tapestry. 901 np. Free dciir
err. Satisfaction guaranteed. Consult ne
drst. ACME ITUOLSTtRING OO . WT
:ui tt Mam csr.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
CONVKKT TOUR Ft;R.MTl KK AND KKATIITR
beds into eaeh MjL'ARB UK AL, It R.NITI'RK
CO.. 1 E)e St. rw. M jfc.
PROFOSALS.
WATCH REPAIRING.
AMKiUCAN. KNCUtiU. KRK.NCH. BWlSs
watch sad dork rraatriag. M. nCBDMACHIB.
Ba. ULh at. sw. l'basa N. Til. All werk goarasleee.
Tl:EAI RV 11KPARTMLNT. Suirring Archi
teet's Ofwee. Wasblnr'n. 1. '.. December 17.
ltlA- sealed propcaala will he pened in tbia office
at 3 eetock i. ta. . Jin..r T 1915. for furnishing
dve exterior lamp-standard, fur tbe United State
Bureau of Crsraving auri Printing at Washington.
I. fJL, in accordance "ith the liaainga and Het
fleatKm. eptwrs of which msr be bad at this offlee
in the dSs-retisi of tb Supmisms Arctiitect. Bids
will b. recrii-d onli from luanufactitrers who arc
tull eqnintwd to perform the highest grade of
commercial work. Loth artistically and tsn-rhaniealls.
f) WENUKR'tTH. ehxfsgrrhwsg Anhitert .
llec!.J.3..3.a
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
FOR SALE FURNITURE. NEW AND
slightly used: easy terms Save monsy.
Buy a: HOPWOOD. 1th aad K.
M-BI1E CORBeTT HAGASI3I, ISM H
at. , la sen open fee the fall sea
on. shelling a complete llae of I reach
eaedela tailored to erder t oraets. Oas
trained eeraetlere will call aad take
rear saeawmeeaaeats. A card la all that
CLAIRVOYANTS.
KNOW YOUR FATE.
Palmistry and by earda MME. THEO-
A. lias
DORA.
tth at. aw.
MADAME STANLEY
Gn-T Pilmlat. Oor
ret readlni of tlM
band. Satiifartkw ftitrarti-! Gttw oa a oalL
15th aad H af oa. Houw. 1 to p. m.
SPIRITUALISM.
MRS. WHITE,
7IS 33md tit. K.M.
HiindaT. tVnlnewiav ati.l Knoai neiiiufi
a,lin; Jail' 11nnr t' - mt-J
MOVING, PACKING AND STORING
KIlKt MOVING ANI STORKGE (all N. Oil "we
nlimin 3 aepsnt. r ouu. SMITHS TRANS
FER A STORAGE t"i.. m it Niahi Tel. N Ow.
DOGS. BIRDS, PETS.
Just received" fine lot nMaiNO
canaries, parrels, dogs of seeeral kinds,
goats, Shetland polll. and Mexican bur
ros. SCHMIDS BIRD STORE, as. Wbi
at. aw.
.

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