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LEAVE "WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.
If not convenient to call at The
Star office, nth street and Penn
sylvania avenue, le;?ve your ad
vertisement at any of the follow
low! ng Branch Offices:
WANT ADS, 1 CENT A WORD.
Minimum, 15 cents only.
NORTHWEST BR ANCHES:
Butler & Field. Druggists. 3d *nd Indiana are.
fVmni^r lal Hank HW'.- . Postal Telegraph.
CrJswell's Dr-ic Store. 7th nnd T sts.
Fred 15. Campbell. Drucs 42<Vt Gn.
Thos. A Dobvn*. lSih and Columbia road.
Piponr P!:arp- ey. 'jntli and I* sts.
Kr>T?]v'? Pr?iif S?nr?\ 14th ami rnfton sts.
Emerson. 'J. W 11th st. and Park road,
fi'ntnfr-' Dree Store. 14th and I' sts.
Goldenbertf's Bureau of Information.
I7erbst's Pmc Stnre. t?? in*! Pa a?e.
Ilnitr- l?w's Newsstand. 171S Pa. f?.
Infer!- r Pepr *>th and F. Postal Teleeiapls.
S Krtnr S ii?! Co. Information Barctn.
t\'nr??s Tir-'r Store. lr?11? and I sts.
TV IT PxvN Pr'tr Store. Oth snd S.
V?t!onnl Hotel P'ltt i] Telegraph.
P> rtT in'c P> irm:n'v 1 itb and R I. a*'.
T*rVii ,t v -nft'l*! ?Oth and K.
Rnl.ifid Walla1 e Newsstand and Satiinery
Store !>?o oth ?t. n.w
rnt^n S?afl"n. P->?t*1 T'lcirraph.
Stife* r p.stsl To^e^raph.
Wmflirard A. I.othrop. Superintendent** desk.
1Conne--'lout arc . Pn-tal Tel-jrraph.
Outgley's Pruc Store 2Nt and <5 at*.
GEORGETOWN:
0*TV>nnell's Pruir Store. ."Id and M sts.
O'DnnneH's Ppis S'orn. "t'Jd f>nd P sts.
Pride's Pharmacy. C4*th and P st?
NORTH EAST.
K:it>er'? pharmacy. -1th and Stanton pi. n e.
F K Ri"h*rdson A Co.. V Cap. and P sts.
Kenenlr's Pharmacy. N. C-ipitol and I sts.
C L. Kratiso fitti and K st?. n.e.
Taylor * Lamb. 11th and E Capitol sts.
Mooradln's Pharmacy, inth and H sts. n.n.
Yeatwan. P. A.. Pharmacy. 7th and fl xa.
SOPTHEAST.
Bradley's Pniir Store. 8th and E sts. s.e.
O'Ponnpll's Pniir Store. 3d and Pa. ave. s.a.
M. S. Fealy, Pnicclst. 11th and Pa. are.
SOUTHWEST.
Ufh ?t. wharf. Postal Telegraph Office.
Sullivan's Pnic Store. 7th and P sts. s.w.
Charles S. Walter. 901 4*4 at- s.w.
TENLEYTOWN. P. C.
George F. Parton. Pnicclst. Wisconsin
ANACOSTIA. P. C.
Mrs. T. F. Williamson. Dry Goods Store. 131
Nichols ave. s.e.
WANTED?AGENTS.
WANTED- WHOOPEK! HEBE AT LAST;
Ajiiits harvest. Drop everything you fan af
for?l to Great excitement. One man made
$l.t?.V> in one month: mere l?oy made .?:? In 1!'^
hours; iii4iit old averaci-s ?"? sales to t
??alls: every word true: agents coliiu wild over
results You can make in three months:
bin figures, l>ut sincere. <1. W Handy. New
York, sold I'll first t??> ilays. "Sold IS tlrst
4'-.. houn-: will start one mar working for tue
today, another Saturdav." writes Elmer Menn,
Wis." We want more acents: territory iroinc
fast; greatest Imhid for women ever invented;
easy wringine mop. the mop that wrings it
self; two turns of crank d'X's tlie work: baiHls
?io not touch cloth or water: weighs onl>
three |>ounds; patented: reinils at $1: every
woman can afford one: can t resist buying,
'list show them, sale's made Send name and
address and mention county wanted. ^
thing to gain, nothing to lose. I . S. MOP
?'??.. ?C,7 Main St.. I.elpsjc. ithio.
WAN Til' START IN HI SIN ESS: BE IXDE
j.endent L, started as an agent, am nowr l>ic
inanufact un-r in;iking household nee^essit ies:
!>a\i> hundreds of auents workiusr. I li s.f,lr'
you: won't le' you fail. Agents of ability
wanted to open branch offices and employ sub
aiientf. Write me fully and frankly. C. E.
SWARTZBAI "OH. T.dedo. Ohio.
\v wri-fp voi want THIS: sei.i, sumk
thing new: agents getting rii-h: "never burn
? ?ff" niarr?'louj? ?tovo i^?Iish: will not burn off;
fliAiisamls waiting t?? buy; ladies wild otw it;
sells itself; i?xperi?*Di:t? uniH'ces^ar.v. Wiloox,
Wis., 'Ordorefl twlre in ??n?? day/* Stoner,
? >hio, "Best s* iler I ever saw." Get Into this
profitable, |M?rnittnent business at ouee. Send
t??? money, but write today, at once. \our
name on a pustnl will do. It means money to
you. THE S'IDNKY FAIU?*1UL1> ^X).f 503
Krie St.. Toledo, Obio.
WANTED ? AGENTS EVERYWHERE. WHY
waste time on articles everylxwly s?'lls? New
invention; creat seller: lame profits: eiclusive
territory. MARX PI AN* (PHONE CO., Colo
nial b!ds.. Boston. Mass.
V \NTEP NEW 4-SIEVE STRAINER AND
"no splash' sold agents only; sample free;
send ?2e stamp, cost of mailing; profit
?Jaily: let us prove it. SEED'S, ItM I>uune
st.. New York.
WANTED?AGENTS. EITHER SEX: SOME
thing new : biit profits; beautiful photographic
novelties; permanent pf.?Itlon: easy seller.
MARTIN ART CO.. S7 Washington St., Chl
eaeo.
?WANTED ? PORTRAITS. AGENTS ONI.Y. 1
have soniethin? up iiiy sleeve that v\ill as
tonish vou. Better write me. anyhow. Ad
.iress H. HETT1NOER, Harry ave.,
t'hicazo.
WANTED AiiENTS. HEALERS. GREATEST
seller ever produced; no-nicotine pipe:
profits: sample. Hie. BARRETT. UtH K. UStk,
New York.
I.APY AWENTS NOW EARN ?VJ A WEEK
selling my new |?ulente?l articles, eat-h one a
necessitv and ean be so'd in every house. To
prove this 1 will send *10 worth on credit to
? ?no ag'-nt in ea?*h town. VVrite^qnick for lib
erai terms. A XI. YOI'NG, 310 Young's bid?.,
? "h ica co.
WANTED?AGENTS' TO SFL1. Ol'R BRAND
i>ew household specialty; bis profit**: easy
-ales Write for free particulars. PEERS
SCPPLY fOXIPANY. No. ? N.rrth lSth St..
1'hiladelphia. Pa^
W \NTED- AGENTS FOR MODERATE PRICED
office specialty of great merit: extensively ad
vortlsed' exclusive territory and assistance in
nukln- sales. SCOFIEl.D COMPANY. Mann
fa.-Hirers. 1 "t? Nassau *.t., New* York.
TV VNTED AGENTS W< ?M)ERFl l>rN \ F\T10N
Big tnonev sellin? t'aochester incandewent ker
nsene lamps- burns with or without mantle: 10
times brighter than electricity. gas or acety
lene at 1-10 eost. Burner tits all standard
lamps, saves 7.V; oil: no trimming wicks. Be
ware of imitations. ?>utflt free. < AN< 111.? riTl.
T.1GHT CO.. Stat? st.. T*ept. 1'> Q. Chicago.
W\NTEI??AGENTS BIG M<?NEY : EXPENSES
raid" no experience required: portraits. bn>
inides. photo pillow toi*. 30,<; frames at our
factory prices; credit piven: catalotf'le ^ttd
samples free. Depart men t Id. HITTER ART
STI'DM*. W. Van Bnreii. Chicago. Til.
\\- \NTKD live MEN* FOR Ol'R I.ATEST
atate map; fn-e training; exclusive territory:
inrii now clear;iik S?'C? to $tV> weekly. Tilt
SCARROROI G1I CO.. Indianapolis. Ind.
wTnTIT1 - AGENTS. STORES. DECORATORS.
We cur>-y lartest sto* k of holiday de<*orat ions,
l?'.ls. garlands, wreaths, festooning, post cards.
l>0okietf, pullers, art novelties, toys, dolls,
masks, class Xmas tree ornaments. <-onfettl.
. anes ' horns, celebration and fair goods; cat
?logti? free. X1ILLER. 15H 1'ark row. New York.
d?.*i-Su.tf
wan-Ted agents -imported perfimes.
1'avoringa. toilet articles, soaps and Christmas
N.xes: ontf.t fr?e; credit eiven. PARIS rER
Fl'MH CO.. Jers.'y City. N.J.
WANTED ? 1lT(NKSfT RELIABLE BOOR
salesmen or women. Stoddard lecture exuerl
en'-e preferred. also two men experienced as
, rrw maiia^r; opportunity. Writ**, stat
\iiZ ?xperieri,*e. 1RYING Syl IRE, Toletlo, O -io.
no2?-7t?
W V N TKD AGKNTS FOR A HH1H-CI.ASS,
. twautifully t rl-n. .1 and IPn^trr.ted dollar-a
? ear woman's uiacarliM1: commission, ?*0c on
, dollar subscript Ion. Write for agent's
outfit AMERICAN* HOME MONTHLY.
?J7 Sprrff st.. New Y'ork. oc3-enSu,13t
w \ ntFd AGENTS IMPORTED PERK I MIS.
flavorings, i<?i!et Hrtic!*s. spices, teas.
soaps: otitOt free; credit. PARIS Pl.RFI ME
!'?>.. Jersey City. N. J. PC.!. 17.31 .no!4.^S
WANTED -AGENTS TO HANDLE OCR NEW
tioiisehold specialty; enormous profits; sells
liself numerous repeat orders: write today
l>ep! W EVANS SPECIALTY COMPANY.
I'tica. NY w>3X-Su.7t*
W \NTED AGENTS T? > HANDLE BPJtiEST
mone.v-uiakiui: lire extlnculshers: ?pi>clal start
luz offer' eiclnsive territory: $T5 t?? per
month. BADGER CHEMICAL MFG. CO.,
Milwaukee^ Wis. no2S-Su.4t*
WANTED AGENTS?WE MAN'l'FMTl'RE AND
control >.*> fast sellers: no other firm handles
thew bs l!lustra:etl <-atalopue of 350 special
ties free: samples furnished: every housewife
h purchaser fall si?-cialt i>-^. PEASE MFG.
CO., Dept. >s'.. Buffalo. N Y no21-Su.!2t |
WANTED WE PAY $3? A WEEK AND EX
?tenses to nien with r.irs to introduce poultry
i*om|ioun<l; y??ar's contract. IMI'I-.LIAL MHj.
CO.. D'-pt. TS. Parsons. Kan.
n<i"-Su.to mhSSinc
WANTED Bh I NDFPF.N DENT. START A
niall order ) uslties. tn your nwn home; w> tell
y<ui how an<l f iriiish eierythlt:? needed whole
?<il?; hii h"iiti ibl? and profitable business for
tnait or w<>nian: p.T'l; tla-s fre.-; many make
$'A rtoo ? year. Ml Rl'llY MFC. Cl> ; Srnth
Korwalk. Conn. Je0 ? Sn.2St.eJji 4
WANTED AGENTS To SELL A NEW and
iii<*t ??atlsfs tor> men's furnishing device; sells
on sfcht: *11 men n-ed them: $2o to SJVti easily
earn-d weekly. Write D. Si. CLAMP CO.. 1
Mudlsi.n ave N.-w V.?rk ap26-Su.tf
WAN IED?SALESMEN.
WANTED SAI.I S.MAN SI CCESSl'l I. IN SELL
ll:? ??asli registers. <*<?uiputiu^ scales, type
writers. J?-welr> or oth'T standard siss-iiilty
(iroposli ioiis to ?-"\er District of Columbia:
staph- Hue on absolutely new a4?l except I.uwl
terms: attractive contra' for l'jlil e-uitalning
lll?Tui weekh a<lvi,ne. .Is use: refcren.es re
(|uire<!. MILES F. 11IXLER CO., Cleveland,
?>hU>.
WANTID- SALESMEN NO EXPEIIIEXCH RE
flalrwl; hundreds <if >p. ?>,] js>sllions now o|M<n.
|.u<> liis- fn?i!i SI'S' t.> $.~oo a month and extienscs.
Why Is- <oMe:ited with a poorly paid |H>sition.
hard or dirty work, when you can earn from
two to tcu titn*^ whut you now earnV Tlie *le
mutid for sulesnieii always exets-ds the supply.
Our fn-e l?.i "A Knight of the Grip," will
show you how to become a tlrst class salesman
and our Fre* Employment Bureau will assist
you to seeurc a good position Write for full
particular? today. Address Dept. 7?1, NATION
XL SALESMEN'S TRAINING ASSOCIATION,
New York. Chicago, Kansas City. Minneapolis,
San Francisco.
WANTED SALESMEN WRITE ME AT ONCE
for the liest commission proposition In the
world; exclusive or side line; samples free. O.
N. MeCOOL, Sales Mgr., Fulton, 111.
WANTED?SALESMEN.
WANTED?SALESMEN?REST (XXMN1ISSION 0F
fer on earth: new -all retailers?samples; coat
pocket. "PROFITABLE." Iowa City. Iowa.
WANTED?WE CAX" USE A FEW G?K>D MEN
on the road. selling exclusively our imperial
lino of calendar* 8n<l novelties; libera! com
mission tmsis: making contracts for 1910:
smart. ambitious men only applv at once.
SIMITS Wi M >1> SPBC1 A LTV fV>.. Lexington. Ky.
WANTED SALESMAN. EX 1 'ERIEN'< "ED IN ANT
line, to sell general trade In Maryland and Vir
ginia; an unexcelled specialty proposition; va
cam y after January 1: commissions, with $35
weekly advance for expenses. THE CONTI
NENTAL JEWELRY n>.. Cleveland. Ohio.
WANT EI>~ EX I ?ELIENTED SALESMA N TO
cover Virginia with staple line; high commis
sion^. with advance for expenses: permanent
position t?? right man. L. II. DRAKE. Asst.
Siipt.. Detroit, Mich.
W A ST El? SAM is \ j kx" TRA "VELING; HAL
ary and expenses or commission; former ex
perienee not essential: splendid "pportunity.
A. I. AN I'M ARK CIGAR CO., Denver, I'a.
no2x Sti.at
WANTED TRAVELING SALESMEN
to place exclusive contracts with
averts to s. II THE SATURDAY
KVK.M.M! I'OST. An exceptional
side line proposition to roadmen cov
ering com try towns; something new
aiel "different" a really profitable
side line, nothing cheap or shoddy;
no 'amassing; nothing to carry?no
more than a pocketful at most; good
chance of advancement. DEFT. K.,
THE ( I RTIS Ft BLIS1IING CO..
Philadelphia. Fa. iio21.3s.de5-3t,16
WANTED?HELP.
MALE.
WANTED - MECHANCAL DRAUGHTSMEN.
The demand is always In excess of th{> supply.
We qualify young men. at small expense, to
take well paid positions as mechanical
draughtsmen and mechanical engineers. All
that Is needed is ability to read and write and
willingness to study. Write today for "Me
chanical Drawing Circular." I. C. S.. Box
2?K>.{ D. Scran ton. Pa.
WXNTED?MEN. QFICKLY. BY BIG CHI
cngo mall order house, to distribute catalogues,
advertise; $21.00 weekly; $50.00 expense sl
lowuiice MANAGER. 1210 State St., Chicago.
WANTED ORGANIZERS, GOOD COMM1S
sions, any territory; Order of Owls. GEO.
BEROTH. Supreme Secretary, South Bend,
Ind.
WANTED?I WANT TO START YOU IN Busi
ness. spare time, at home; most ingenious
monej-maker ever devised; free particulars.
F E. ABBOTT, Desk A. N., Omaha. Neb.
WANTED SOLICITOR, IMMEDIATELY. TO
wcure lulls for collection; 50. per cent commis
sion. references required. Box 2Ti9. Star ottico.
WANTEI>?GOOD, LIVE MAN. AGE 25 TO 35.
tor position as salesman and collector; good
salary and commission: fine opening for a
worker. Address Box 255, Star office.
WANTED? BFTLER AND HOFSEMAN: NEAT
colored man. Cail Sunday morning. No. 1515
Jrtth st. n.w.
WANTED?OH, JOY! $36 TO $180 PER WEEK.
Tin- money's yours. Something new; cock like
wild tire: takes every family by storm; no
experience required; money floods in: free sam
ple to active agents. John .Mangold, Tenn.:
"Sold 50 in 3 days; made big payment on
house; thanks to you." Mrs. 1-'. N'olka, Me.:
"Send t); best thlng'for women ever Invented."
Reflect, consider the Held; a vacuum cleaner
for $?',.< *>. Women have watched, wished, long
ed for it: woman sold 4 one evening, protif,
$12. Agents selling 2 to 10 every day, profit,
$.'10 to S1S0 per week. Home vacuum, cleaner,
one person operates; no motor, no electricity;
cleans carpels, rugs, matting, etc., on floor;
terrific suction does it; air sucks up dirt, dust
and germs; no more sweeping, dusting or
house cleaning; demonstrated in 5 minutes:
sell on demonstration; show 10 families, sell
does same work as $100 machine; weighs 4
lbs.; money back if not as represented; agent's
profit. 100 per cent; risk, a penny. Send pos
tal today for territory, full description, 'ifcls
won't appear again. R. ARMSTRONG MFG.
CO.. 3Tn? Alms bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio.
W ANTED~-iTeReT HERE! THIS IS WHAT
you're looking for?work for us; ?try selling
greatest invention for comfort ever produced;
every man prospective customer: think of It,
every office building, business block, factory
and workshop a hive of opportunities; just
show meu highly advertised articles, sale's
made; appeals to hard-headed business men.
clergymen, laborers and farmers. Join us,
make money honorably; don't put it off. Men
without experience making $45 to $W0 weekly,
preachers and lawyers making more, selling
Never-Fail automatic razor stropper; only ma
chine ever invented to sharpen every kind of
razor; puts keenest edge on any blade; no ex
perience required: don't throw away old safety
blades, sharpen 'em; risk a postal, learn how
to make $45 to $S?0 weekly, all winter.
NEVER FAIL CO., 132 Nicholas. TVilodo, Ohio.
WANTED?A .STUDENT TO WAIT ON TABLE
for his board. Apply 1110 L St. n.w. .
WANTED?SALESMAN?TEA AND COFFEE
for Washington aad vicinity: established trade
offered; a capable tea and coffee salesman
commanding tea and coffee trade In territory
iran increase earning oportunltv by connecting
with a leading New York importing house
feoffee roasters", and owners of popular brands
of cigars: give age, experience in detail. Ad
dress BENNETT. SLOAN & CO., 105 Hudson
St.. New York cltv.
WANTED? GOOD-I'AYING SITUATION OPEN;
cash weekly made copying, checking, attending
advertising material for your locality: no can
vassing. Dept. 4'!. PANDORA MFG. CO.,
London, Ont.
WANTED? YOI NG MAN OF EXPERIENCE TO
make preliminary searches In the patent office;
state exjierlence and salary desired. Address
Box 245. Star office. ileo-.'U
WANTED?REGISTERED DRUGGIST AS MAN
ager of established store in central part of
citv. Address "DRUG MANAGER," Star
office. de5-3t*
WANTED - BIOGRAPHY SOLICITOR FOR
permanent assignment in each state to pro
cure iNirtralt co-operation on National Cyclo
pedia of established prestige. BUSINESS
MANAGER. Box 150. Madison Square, N. Y.
WANTED- RESPONSIBLE AGENT WITH OF
fice to represent us selling grocery, drug,
hoitsefurnlshlug trade. LEVER CO.. 1777
Broadway, N. Y.
WANTED? EARNr~~$2f7 PER WEEK D1STRIB
uting cirwllars anil securing names and ad
dresses for mailing grocery and merchandise
catalogues; contract given. CENTRAL MER
CANTILE CO., Grand Rapids, Mich.
WANTED-BE Y'Ol'R OWN BOSS- MAKE $4
daily silvering mirrors; any one can do the
work at home in spare time; booklet awl sam
ple free. G. F. REDMOND, Dept. 70. Boston,
Mass.
WA NTED-$25 PER WEEK AND EXPENSES
easily earned securing addresses and taking
orders from dealers; yearly contract given.
NATIONAL COFFEE AND TEA CO.. Cincin
nati. Ohio.
WANTED?BRIGHT. ACTIVE WHITE BOY, 16
years of age, as special messenger: m'ist have
wheel. Apply to H. W. tjCHAUB, with Ooi
denberg's, 7tb and K sts. de5-3t
WANTED?BRIGHT. ACTIVE BOYS. 10 YEARS
of age, as packers and collectors. Apply to
H. W. SCHAl'B, with Goldenberg's, 7th and
K sts. de5-3t
WANTED?CITY SALESMAN-MUST BE EX
PERIENCED, CAPABLE MAN, NOT OVER
THIRTY. NOW EMPLOYED: STATE FILL
PARTICULARS, OWN WRITING. ADDRESS
BOX 203. STAR OFFICE. de.V2t
WANTED?BRIGHT YOUNG MAN, CAPABLE
of demonstrating artisan hrassware work. Ap
ply to SUPERINTENDENT. S. KANN. SONS
& CO.. before 10 a.m. de5-2t
WANTED? NIGHT WATCHMAN: MUST BE
familiar with high-pressure boilers and lie able
to give best recommendations. Address Box
204. Star office. de.V2t
WANTEI >?YOl'NG MAN TO SEARCH AND
learn amending patent applications; $12 per
week, with chance for advancement; state ex
perience. Address Box 207, Star office.
de4-3t
WANTED- 50 NEAT-APPEARING BOYS TO
sample city In uniform: wages, $1 per day.
Applv 7:30 to 8 a.m.. H21 E st. n.w.
de4-2t*
'wanted BOYS T<? WRAP BUNDLES: MUST
!?? 10 vears or older. Apply to CASHIER.,
3d door. PALAIS ROYAL. A. LISNER. de4-3t
WANTED?EXPERIENCED CHINA AND TOY
packers. Applv before 10 o'clock to Superin
tend e !it^^ODWAJ{D_^JX>TH^
WANTED MAN TO DRIVE AND TEND TO
one lorse. Apply 822 Varnum St.. l'etworth.
(I c3 31
WANTED ? YOUNG MAN AS COLLECTOR;
only those with experience need apply; every
chance for advancement. 119 McGlll bldg.
de3-3t*
WANTED?FILE CLERK IN NEW YORK;
white: pension bureau experience preferred. Ad
dress G. W. R., Star office. de3-6t*
WANTED-AT ONCE. ENERGETIC SALESMEN
for toy specialty; good salary and commission
to right party. Apply H33 F at. n.w. de3-3t
WANTED?ASK ME HOW YOU CAN START
a profitable mail order business at home even
ings. I IE ACOCK. Lockport. N. Y. del 30t*
WANTED?AN INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn $100 monthly corresponding for news
papers; no canvassing; send for particulars
PRESS SYNDICATE. Lockport. N. Y. del-3ot*
WANTED?STENOGRAPHERS?SPEED CLASS
<?*: moderate and rapid. Two hours contlno
ous special note-taking each evening In legal,
scientific and parliamentary matter, Including
essentials of reporting. Trial gratis. THAI)
t". UAGSDALE. Shorthand Reporter. Century
Building. a no28-Stt.tf
WANTED??9C?LARGE BOTTLE PURE SHKR
wood whWky, 8Uc; but yon must bring this
"ad" with you. JOHN WEDDERBURN CO..
616 F st. n.w. Jy30-f,sa,Su,4m,4
MALE OK FEMALE.
WANTED- -STUDENTS TO PREPARE FOR
college, arm v, navy: languages, mathematics;
private; moderate. COLUMBIA, nil G n.w.
WANTED EXPERT PIANO PLAYER GOOD
sight reader, for our sheet music department.
\ only to SUPERINTENDENT, S. KANN,
SONS & CO.. before 10 a.m.
WANTED?HELP.
MALE OR FEMALE.
WANTED-HELP IN EVERY DEPA RTMENT.
Apply, to W. M. BALDEIISTON, Mgr.. PA
LAIS ROYAL, A. LISNER. de4-3t
WANTED?HOME ONE TO COLOR IN WATER
colors small plallno prints. Apply at once at
l?.n7 G ft. n.w. de4-2t
YOUNG men~7vnd LADY STKNOGRA p HERS
end bookkeepers furnished free of charge
STRAYER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. Sfcii and
F st 8. Phone M. 3430. nol6-tf
FEMALE.
WANTED?LADIES?$5.30 A DAY EASILY
made taking orders fur Lnttis-Almo rrrim;
lined hv everv woman: particulars fren. LO
TUS-ALMO CO.. Station F. Toledo. Ohio.
WANTED LADIES EARN $7i? \VEEKLyHdeF
orating |>ost cards; dime brings package beau
tiful samples ami particulars. HAYLIS-BER
NET ?'<>.. East Orange. N. J.
W ANTED
SALESWOMEN FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS
OF S. KANN. SONS & I'O.'S STORE.
Preferably those with department store ex
perience. Those showing marked ability and
interest given ^o<>d chances for advancement.
Apply to SUPERINTENDENT before 10 a.m.
de.VJt
wanted EXPERIENCED FITTER FOItTTFlt
alteration department. Applv to SUPER1N
TENDENT. S. KANN, SONS & CO., before
lft a.in. de5-2t
WANTED ? DEMONSTRATOR ? NEAT AT
tractive and experienced young lady demon
strator wanted for one week. commenclt ? De
cember 11. Only experienced window demon
strators apply; salary. $12.00. Box UO"?. Star
office. de.VSt
WANTED?BRIGHT, NEAT GIRLS. 10 YEARS
of age. as floor messengers und parcel wrapper:
good pav and chance for promotion. Apply to
II. W. Schaub, with GOLDENBERG'S, ' 7th
and K sts. de.V3t
WANTED?FIRST SKIRT HAND AND HELP"
er on skirts and waists. 14iX> K st. n.w.
de.*>-2t
WANTED?FIRST-CLASS SLEEVE HAND AND
helpers; apprentices and errand girl. 1V27
17th st. dc.~)2t*
WANTED?LADIES AND GIRLS ANYWHERE
can earn good, steady pay writing adv. letters
for us at home: send lO cents tor forms and
full Instructions; no more money required; no
canvassing. AMERICAN SALES CO.. Dept. J,
Delaware City. Del.
WANTED?A DOl'BLE-ENTRY nOOK K EEPF.R
who can operate typewriter; fair salary to b?^
cln. increased later; state experience. A. W.
C.. Star office.
WANTED- GIRL. WITH SOME EXPERIENCE,
for fine sewing. Call Monday bet. 8 and 9.
H. I. AMONSON. 1304 R n.w.
WANTED -EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY IN
Industrial Insurance office; must typewrite;
salary. $5 per week. Address Box 241. Star
office.
WA N TED?M A N AG ING HOUSEKEEPER RE
fined Swedish lady, unquestionable character,
full charge widower's small home. ADVER
TISER, Tulip and Oak ave., Takoma Park.
D. C.
WANTED ? COMPETENT DRESSMAKER. CA
pable of any part of dressmaking. 1323 R st.
WANTED?EXPERIENCED SALES LADES IN
confectionery store. VELATTS, 610 14th n.w.
de4-3t*
WANTED?KIND LADY WITH OOMFORTABLR
home to care for lady with mild melancholia.
Address Box 212. Star office. de4-3t*
WANTED?FIRST-CLASS FEMALE STNGERSl
mint be absolutely good, straight and Illus
trated. L1EBIUCH, US7 N. Y. ave. Call at
6 p.m. de4-tf
WANTED^GIRLS TO WRAP BDNDLES7~MUST
be 16 years or older. Apply to Cashier. 3d
floor. PALAIS ROYAL. A. LISNKR. de4-3t
WANTED - BY HIGH-CLASS APARTMENT
hoose, refined young lady of at least 30 years
of age for telephone switchboard and office
clerk; state sge^ experience and refs. Box 230.
Star office. de4-3t
WANTED?BY AN OLD ESTABLISHED MAN
ufacturlng firm, the services of an intelligent,
tactful woman oyer 30; no stenography or type
writing. Address Box 239. Star office. dc4-2t*
WANTED?AN EARNEST WOMAN OF HIOJI
Ideals fo associate herself with otheri In a
life work which Is an uplift to humanity; am
ple remuneration and full scope for broad mind
assured. Address OPPORTUNITY X, Star of
fice. de4-2t*
WANTED-YOUNG LADY FOR LAUNDRY oF
flce; mast be good penman and acenrate at
figures. Address lu own handwriting, stating
salary expected. Box 224, Star office. de4-2t
WANTED?AN INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn $100 monthly corresponding for news
papers; no canvassing. Send for particulars.
PRESS SYNDICATE Lockport. N. Y. del-30t*
WANTED?YOUNG LADY CASHIER. A PPLY
at store. 616 F st. a.w. del-tf
DOMESTIC.
WANTED?RELIABLE WOMAN. GENERAL
housework, family four; stay nights: city rof
erences; good wages. 1210 Glranl st.
WANTED ? AN EXPERIENCED COLORED
girl to do chamber work and waiting; stay
nights: must bring beat city references. Call
Sunday afternoon. 171s Conn. ave.
WANTED? WOMAN'-FOR GENERAL IIOT'SE
work. wlth>ut washing. 17H0 I.anier place,
one block north 18th and Col, road.
WANTED?BY GOOD, HONEStTwHITE WOM
an. place as cook or housekeeper, city or away.
Address C. E. A., Star office. de4-2t*
WANTED A GOOD WOMAN TO OOOK AND
do laundry worl$; white or <-olored. Inquire
1W0 Calvert st. de4-3t
WANTED ? GIRL FOR GENERAL 1IOISE
work; references. 1934 Biltmore st. d**4-3t*
WANTED?A GOOD. RELIABLE GIRL FOR
general housework; reference required. Apply
3314 P st. n.w. " de3-3t*
WANTED-WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL
honsework; no washing or Ironing. Applv
Mrs. J. C. SETTS. 32t>7 Highland ave.. Cleve
land Park. de3-3t ?
WANTED?2116 O ST. N.W., HOUSEMAID
with ref. d?3-3t
WANTED - BUTLERS, COOKS. tHCNERAL
honseworkers. chambermaids, waitresses, etc..
wanting good positions cull at BUREAU OB"
DOMESTIC REQUIREMENTS. 1410 H st. n.w
WANTED?SITUATIONS^
One cent a word for 15 words.
? ______ .
BARTENDER WISHES IHXS1TION: 1ST-CLASS
nrixer; ten years* experience; beet of ref.
Box 205. Star office. de4-3t*
BY COLORED WELL EXPERIENCED JANI
tor and tirst-class fireman, good oyster shucker.
Please write 1408 Corcoran st. n.w.
CHAUFFEUR. COLORED, NEAT, WANTS
work. S. PRESTON, 1028 3d st. s.w.
DRUG CLERK. WORK , EVENLNGS AFTER
4:30 and Sundays. Prefer working every even
ing. Box 238. Star office. de4-2t*
FIR>T-CLASS ENGINEER WANTS WORK AS
engineer, fireman, janitor or porter; references.
Address Box 265. Star office.
GARDENER FLORIST. MARRIED" LoN<}
years' experience, first-class refemiee, wishes
?situation. Address GARDENER, Star office.
de4-2t?
STE N OG R A PHY AND lORi TYPEWRl TING
for few hours evenings: preferably with con
gressman: six years' excellent, experience. Ad
dress Box 253. Star office.
THE MULTl-COPY~COMPANY, 23 B &T. N.W~
furnish secretarial, stenographic and clerical
help to fill congressional and business positions.
WITHOUT CHARGE. We have on file over
two hundred applications for positions. no23-S0t
WANTED?BY EXPERIENCED LIGIITCOL
ored man. as elevator, bellman or houseman.
Address 51ft N. J. ave. n.w.
WANTED?POSITION AS SECRETARY TO
senator or representative, by statistician;
stenographer: ten years' government experi
ence; wide business experience; man thirty
six years old. and married. Address Box
242/ Star office. de4-3t
WANTED?SECRETARIAL POSITION: EXPERT
stenographer and typewriter; lawyer; familiar
with government work; highest references. Ad
dress Box 143, Star office. no30-6t*
YOUNG MAN, GOOD ALL-AROUND DENTAL
mechanic, desires position In dental office.
Box 240. Star office.
DOMESTIC.
WANTED- BY COLORED MAX PLACE AS
cook; private family or boarding house; refer
ence. 904% Mass. ave. n.w. do5-2t*
WANTED?BY A CHINESE, POSITION AS
cook: thoroughly experienced. CHARLIE GEE,
325 Pa. ave n.w. dc3-4t*
MALE OB FEMALE.
BY A RELIABLE MIDDLE-AGED MAN, AND
wife, place to work; references. 1424 Florida
ave. n.w. de4-2t
ENGLISH, GERMAN AND COLORED BUT
lers, first-class white and colored cooks, cham
lieruiaids, parlor maids, laundresses, house*
workers; references. Dl'PONT AGENCY, 1753
Oregon ave.; phone N. 341 **. de5-2t*
WANTED?BY MAN AND WIFE. GERMAN,
place in private family; both good cooks. Ad
dress W. B. M.. Star office. de5-2t*
FEMALE.
BOOKKEEPLNG, STENOGRAPHY AND CI Jilt
leal work, by competent lady; guod penman.
Box 262. Star office.
BY EXPERIENCED NURSERY GOVERN ESS,
position to care for 1 or 2 children not under
3Mi years of age; kludergarten methods; will
assist with their sewing; highest refs. given.
Address Box 261, Stsr office.
EXPERIENCED KINDERGARTEN TEACHER
would like a position In family or go as com
panion. Address KINDERGARTNER. +44 K
st. n.w. de4-2t*
MARRIED LADY OF REFINEMENT AND
aHllty Is oi>en to position as managing bouse
.keeper in first-class private family: permanent
In Washington. Box 117, Star office. no2U-7t*
I
After Prof. Bumps had mystified his audience by his age-telling trick ho ex
plained the method, as shown on the blackboard. This was his formula: Select
any number you like, then multiply it by nine. Now add your ape to the product
and announce the total. Forthwith he could tell his age. Any number multi
plied by nine will produce a sum whose individual numbers continually added to
gether will resolve into nine. For instance, 2Xi* =1*; ,K4-l=!>. Or. again, 25x9=225.
Then 3+2- 2=9. When you have selected a number and multiplied it by nine the
root of that product must be nine. Then you add your age to that product and
produce another sum whose root is learned bv adding together its figures. The
root must necessarily correspond to the root of your age. It is now necessary to
judtre your age within ten years and find the number within those ten years which
produces the same root.
Miss Murphy followed instructions and gave the result. 57. 74-"*=12. 2+l~i3.
It was not difficult to tell that she was over 12 and under 30, and 21 is the only
number between whose root is 3. So it was with little Johnny's, 1(19. The root
being 1, and Johnny being plainly more than 1 and less than 19, 10 is the only?
number between which fills the bill.
Says the professor: "Now, I have explained the age-telling trick, and Maggie,
who stands before me, says that her number is 10,133. Who can right off quick
tell us her age?"
ANSWER TO ASTRONOMER'S PUZZLE.
The accompanying design shows how seven pieces from a 3ix-pointed star can
be made to form a perfect square:
Solution To
ASTRONOMEftSftzZLg
WANTED?SITUATIONS.
FEMALE.
COOKS?WHITE, SWEDISH, GERMAN; OOM
petent to till chef's place; chambermaids and
waitresses; also first-class colored help; refer
ences investigated. Bl'HEAU OK DOMESTIC
HEQUIKEMENTS, 1410 H st. n.w.
MLLE. MALANI>AEX. FRENCH SEAMSTRESS;
cutting and fitting, $2.25 per day. - 1135 17th
at. de4-7t*
NURSE ? CARE OF "lNVAiJD~ BY THAFNED
nurse; would go to California for expenses;
best refs. 014 II st. n.w.
POSITION BY COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER;
eight years' experience, principally legal work.
Address Box 187, Star office. de3-3t*
STENOGRAPHER -- THOROUGHLY EXPERI
enced stenographer and typewriter, position;
willing to work for $10 per week. Address
Box 244. fjtar office.
WANTED- SEWING BY DAY OR WEEK*;
first-class colored dressmaker. 1440 Corcoran
st. n.w. del&"?
WANTED ? FIR GA KM HINTS REMODELF3>,
CORSETS made to order. CLARA CUNNING
HAM. T.& 11th st. n.w. Phone Main 3467-Y.
del-3Ut
YOUNG LAKY, EIMCATED AND REFINED, DE
sires a stenographic or secretarial position; ex
perienced In congressional work; best of refer
ences. Address Box 246. Star otHce. de5-3t*
YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES 1POSITION AS SEC
retarv to congressman; stenographer; refer
ences. Address Box 219, Star office. de4-2t*
" DOMESTIC. I
BY COLORED GIRL. PLACE AS GHA.MBER
maid and waitress. 1408 Corcoran st. n.w.
BACHELOR'S APARTMENT TO CARE FOR.
or office cleaning, by competent colored woman;
best ref. Address Box 203, Star office.
de4-2t*
CHAMBERMAID?BY YOUNG COLORED WOM
an, place as chauiliermuld; private family. 406
It n.w. ? de4-2t
COOK ? PLACE AS COOK. WASHING AND
Ironing or general housework in small family.
Call or write. 1238 10th st. n.w.
COOK ? BY SETTLED COLORED WOMAN,
place aH cook In private family; star nights.
354 II st. s.w. de4-2t*
FIRST-CLASS LAI'NDRESS WANTS W A.SHIM J
to take home; good yard and water. 30 Mass.
ave. n.w. de5-3t
FIRST-CLASS LAI'NDRESS?WORK OUT BY
day or at home. 624 T st. n.w.
LA C M >ItESS?BY FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS,
work to do at home or out. 2216 Olh st. n.w.
de5-2t*
LAUNDRESS?WASH TO TAKE HOME OR
day's work. 434 Neat's place, between 4th and
5th. ? de5-2t
LADY'S MAID, DRESSMAKER'S HELPER OR
place to sew in tailor shop: neat colored girl;
experienced. Address MAID, Box 217. Star
office. de4-2t*
NEAT GIRL WOI'LD LIKE A PLACE TO DO
general housework In small family. 7lO 23d
st. n.w.
PLACE BY NEAT COLORED GIRL, AS GEN
eral honseworker. 221.". 14th st.
TO DO CLEANING TWO DAYS IN WEEK
and small wasli to take Tiome. 1044 lOtli n.w.
WANTED?BY NKAT~V()r.\(i COLORED WOM
an, place to do morning work. 910 W n.w.
WANTED-BY COLORED WOMAN, WASH
lug to lake home. 2.' 12.") ?th n.w. dc5-2t
WANTED BY RESPECTABLE COLORED
woman, place as Infant's nurse. Cltv refer
ences. 1P10 Vermont ave. n.w. de4-3t*
WANTED-BY ("OMPETENT WOMAN* DAY'S
work of any kind. 1418 17th st. n.w. de4-2t
WANTED-BY REUA1!I.E WOMAN. PLACE AS
tlrst-class cook in private family. Address 1011
18th n.w. de5-2t*
WANTED PLACE IN PRIVATE FAMILY AS
cook. 1735 12th n.w.
WANTED- BY COLORED WOMAN, PL \CE <\S
cook or general worker; city reference * 1332
10th st. n.w. " de5-2t* *
WANTED-BY COLORED WOMAN. WASHING
to t'ike home. 2421 N .1 n.w.
W \NTED?PLACE *^S FIRST-CLASS CHAM
liermaid or apartment work; best city refer
ence. Call or address 13 L st. n.w. <lc4-2l*
WANTED 1PLACE AS CHAMBERMAID; BEST
city reference. 1322 18th st. de2-4t*
PERSONALS.
HURRAH FOR A NOISELES8 TOWN; WE
softly plank our cash down for men's worn
shoes, .Sh- to $2.50; coats, shirts, etc.; mail
iM>stal and drop that frown.
deo-tf.5 JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 610 D.
COLLINS' WIRELESS TELEPHONE STOCK
In large and small Mocks; shares, $2.50. Par
ticulars apply J. GOLDENBERG, Gayety The
ater. Baltimore. Md. d4-7t*
BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY. 224 COL
ORADO BUILDING, 14th and G; phone Main
2525. Expert Investigations; all sections. After
6 p.m. phone residence. Columbia 1024.
oclO 9<'t*4
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR LADIES'
and gents' worn garments of all kinds: also
shoes, hats. etc. THE BARGAIN STOKE. 1246
7th st. u.w. Drop postal; will call promptly.
aul2-tf.4
MASSAGE.
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE FACE. SCALP: WRIN
k!es A blemishes removed. Mrs. LYDIA JOHN
SON. M. G. (graduated In Sweden) 716 13th
n.w., formerly 1212 G. Phone Main 5019-M.
oc24-tf0t.t
WANTED?MISCELLANEOUS.
One cent a word each time for 15 words 3 times.
IF YOL' HAVE ANYTHING TO SELL YOO CAN
avoid lots of worry If you send for on* who
bas a reputation of 20 years' fair dealing.
ile.Vtf MARCUS NOTES, 42ft 9th St. n.w.
WA XTED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS.
When soiling why not drop postal to an old re
liable llrmV H. MARKS. 307 7th, opposite
Saks", or phone Linen. 2331 1". d?5-tf
HOI'SEKEEI *ERS?ORDINARY WINDOW'S EX
pertly cleaned, 6c each. Floors waxed, polished,
stained, varnished, reflnished. Postal. ELJ.JOTT,
1210 7th n.w. de5-3t?
WANTED?INC!7BATOR: STATU SIZE. MAKE
aud price for cash. Address 0. E. E., 310 W St.,
Anacostla. de5-3t
WANTED?HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOB
worn garments; ladles'. gentlemen's, children's
shoes and hats. Address postal, I will call.
N.Y.Bargain Llouse, 1306 7th n.w.; Ph.N.3200-M.
de4-4t*4
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
clothing, ladles', gents' and children's shoes,
hats; ?end postal or phone;' will call. J.
TARSHES, 180S 7th n.w. Phone North 490.
de4-tf
WANTED?BICYCLE. MAN'S, 20-INCH; NO
dealers; give make, condition, price. W. L.
O.. Star office. de3-3t*
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED AT YOUR
residence; no charge unless you ar? satisfied.
Bos 98. Star office. de3-3t
WANTED?1THE ATTENTION OP HOUSKKEEP
ers In vicinity of 3th and K sts. market. In or
der to introduce mv PI-RE, MADE-AT-THB
STAND PORK SAl'SAGE MEAT I will sell to
all bringing this advertisement TWO POUNDS
AT COST. Other goods at reasonable prices.
CHRISTIAN NIELSEN, Stand No. 230 (2d aisle
from 5th st.). de3-8t*
H. BAUM & SON, 912 PA. AV15. N.W.?AN
opportunity to dispose of all kinds of funsl
ture. Wo are In th? market to buy slightly
used furniture, store fixtures and office furni
ture of every description. H. BAUM & SOS,
phone M. 1254. del-tf
WANTED ? FURNITURE. CARPETS. BRiO-A
brac, etc.. to include in our sales every Satur
day. 10 a.m.; good results; prompt returns.
Will call upon request. WESCHLER'S, 920
Pa. ave. n.w. nol6-90t
WANTED?ALL THE OLD, USELESS GOLD
nnd silver lying idle in jour possession; corals,
diamonds, cameos, jewelry and silverware bought.
C. F. KARR. Jeweler. 023 13th. above P.
nol-tf.4
I PAY THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR
ladles', gentlemen's and children's cast-off wear
ing apparel; drop card, will call. S. LIVING
STON, 1224 7th st. n.w., or phone North 7804.
ocl2-55t.4
WANTED?FURNITURE* AND CARPF7TS. CON
tents of houses a specialty, for cash; fair and
square dealings.
oel-90t,4 ALBADOH, 9th and B.
PUBLIC OPINION IS DIVIDED AS TO WHO
discovered the north pole, but Is always sore
tliat LOUIS ABRAHAMS pays the highest
prices for diamonds, old gold, silver, platinum,
etc. 433 9th st. n.w. se26-tf
HIGHEST CAjSH PRICES PAID FOR CAST^OFF
clothes, ladies', gentlemen's and children's.
Address postal; will call anv time. H. BURN
STEIN. 1314 7th st. n.w. Phone North 4390-Y.
se7-tf
WII.L CALL IN MY UNLETTERED WAGON !
and pay you the highest prices for ladles',
gentlemen's, children s discarded clorhlng of
all descriptions. Address postal or phone and I
will call. W. RICE. 1332 7th n.w. Ph. N. 1758.
au23-tf.5
WANTED?69C?LARGE BOTTLE PURE SHEIV
wood whisky, 6flc: but you must bring this
"ad" with you. JOHN WEDDERBURN CO..
fllfi F st. n.w jv30-f.sa.Sii.4ra,4
~ FOR SALE^MISCELLANEOTJ
One cent a word for 15 words 3 times.
BICYCLE. COLUMBIA CHAINLESS, COASTER-.
?brake; good condition; new tires; $22.50. In-]
quire 70*; 12th st. de.V3t*
FOR SALE-PIERCE CIIAINLESS BICYCLE,
tit perfect running order; new Hartford tir-s, ,
cushion frame, spring forks; an $80 wheel for
$35; coaster brake, fcll 7th n.w. do5-3t
FOR SALE-A GENUINE OSTRICH BOA. IN j
white and lovely brown; never been worn; it's
2l?j yards long. Write to L. B. B., Star office.
de.VSt*
FIVE BEAUTIFULLY MARKED SPANIEL
puppies; white, black and brown spotted; long,
curly hair. 4?>9 N st. n.w.
FOR SALE ? THREE - QUARTER - LENGTH .
blnck broadcloth cout; late model; *5. Call
Columbia 2859. de5-3t
Ft>R SALE- BEDROOM FURNITURE AT A |
sacrifice. 2<?9 N. J. ave. n.w. de5-3t*
FOR SALE-CIIEAP: HALF LOT NO. 4. SEC.
O. Poplar ave.. Glenwood cemetery. For par
ticulars apply at *543 2d st. n.e. de5-3t*
FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE, OWNER LEAV
ing city. Knabe upright piano; tine tone, splen
did condition; $150 cash. Address or inquire
at Apt. 41. the Lamont, 1027 Lamont st. n.w.
FOR SALE?A $75 IMPORTED AFTERNOON
and evening wrap; almost new; will sell for
less than one-third. Address 3010Vi R.
FOR SALE?DIAMOND RING AND CLUSTER
pin; private party. Address Box 233, Star
office. de5-3t*
PIANO BARGAINS ? USED UPRIGJTTS, $98, |
$129: squares, $7; organs, $5. Player-pianos, j
$275: flftv rolls music.
LAWRENCE'S. 506 10th. Tuning, $1.50.
de5-3t*
FOR SALE-SMALL PEW IN ST. JOHN'S
Church. Address Box 213, Star office. de4-3t
HANDSOMELY DRESSED DOLLS-REASON-1
able prices. Proceeds for Ingrain Memorial |
Church. Now on sale. 2o4 10th n.e. del-3t*
FOR SALE?MISCELLANEOUS.
FACTORY BARGAINS IN CSED ORGANS.
Payments?$5 down, $3 monthly.
Original Special
value. price.
Smith American $l<>o.OO $15.0 1
Shon infer. 9 stops 10".?n?
Pelonbet, 0 stops 100.00 25.00
Cornish, 14 stops 150.00 ? S.VO
Palace, 5 stops 150."0 33.00
Beatty, "4 stops LIHt.rtO 35.0" >
Peloubet, 8 stops 35.?*>
Clooei & Warren, 7 stops ... 150.0O iio.oo
Kimball, 8 stops ISO.OO S5.?*>
Needham, 10 stops lOO.Ort 40.00
Bradbury, 8 stops 150.00 4O.<i0
Estey, 7 stops 1?> <*t ?
Kutev, 7 stops 15?V?M? 4im?i
| Bradbnry, t? stops 150.00 45.00
(Stool and free dfilvery In the city >
Foil value will ho allowed for any of the
shove Instruments If exchanged fur a now piano
within one ve?r. Open evenings.
K. <1. SMITH PIANO CO.,
1225 1'a. ait"., Washington, I>. C.
de4 3t
pi n\iti'rk7~kt?? 7c?vmpY.ete. xew. 1 Tigii?
??lass ?> rooms; oops $1.2<>0; sell. $.'><*> cash.
Breaking up housekeeping. No dealers. !*??*
222, Star office. det Ut*
BEAUTIFI'L 1USSIAN LYNN KIR SET.
Int.Tit style, new, $15; t :ilu.?, SflO. II mdsomo
marten set, new, $12. Worth $?*><>. Box 225.
Star office. u,>4 ;tt?
OPEN EVENINGS.
SPECIAL N M AS ItARGAINS
IV HIGH-GRADE PIANOS.
A number of Pianos, taken In exobance for
plnye'--pianos. are nflfere?l now at astonishing
bargain prices, and on easy terms. Weser
Bi??? $ 175; Vose, S20<?. Franklin, $175: Ciil k
??rim;. $150; Knabe. $l!tO Weber. $225. Decker
Itr.v., $ 150; Steinwav Grand, $200: limiting
ton, $175; Milton, $190
O. .1. DcMOIX & CO..
de4-10d Oor. 12th and (i sts.
FOB SALE?ALMOST NEW RATTAN F<?LD
lng go-cart. $."?? 1242 11th n.w. de-> -If
PI. BE WHITE SOLITAIRE DIAMOND B1 NO:
$126; no reasonable offer rrfuaed. Aodiviss
Box 188. Star office. <|p:<
Pl.^iO- FINK FIS' HEB UPRIGHT; ^Y'J;U ?,*?"
rlflce for cash; leaving town. W. K
910 Urooklftnd.
FOR SALE?FURNITURE OF 3 ROOM FI,AT.
cheap; little used; good condition. 1-- ? J
n.w. !_L_
BUREAT'S. $2.50 UP; WAS1IST ANDS, $1 UP;
sideboards. $2 50 tip; Iron beds. $1.50 up;
chairs 25c up; gas heaters. 50c up; coal
stores. $2 up; m?t tresses. carpets, comforts,
blankets window shades, stove pipe cheap for
cash. IIOFF & CO., 410 10th st. n.w.
de2-th,Su.in-3t*
CHOICE l7>TS AT QUANTICO. VA.. <>N RIVER
front; good fishing or camping ground. For
terms address Room 205, 1425 New 'iork ave.
n.w., Washington. O. C. ~
PIANO "eTiEGANT MAHOGANY IPBKiHT":
bargain^ for cash; perfect condition: owner
abroad. V. S. STORAGE CO., 420 10th n.w.
del-w.sa.Su-St*
I FOR SALE - THREE HANDSOME FPRIGHT
pianos, slightly used: splendid bams Ins to close
them out quickly. One richly finished light
mahogany and verv handsome, fine tone. *20O;
was $400. One elegant dark mnhogany. mag
nificent tone and action, a grand instrument,
nothing finer made, only $225; was $l<H.t. One
handsome mahogany upright grand, a superb
case of rich designs, full tone and very sweet,
onlv $250: was $450. Either of tho*e pianos
would suit the most fastidious taste. Be
uulek to get one of them.
GRIMES' PIANO STORES. 1-12 F st.
no2!l-1 f.12
FOB SALE?1.000 FINE TAILORED OVER
coats; the best the tailor makes, at $.> to $10:
slightlv used: and it's a clear saving for the
wife and baby for a good visit from Santa
Ciaus; call on us. examine the stock; every
one a bargain to the man we can tit; one price
only. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 610 D n.w.
no27-60t
USED PIANOS AT BARGAIN PRICES.
$500 Gabler J280
$400 Stieff JrW
$300 Vose fjfiO
$400 Needham ? ? ? ? - $>90
Pianos for rent, tuned and shipped. Sohmer,
Baldwin. Blaslus. RegeDt and Woreh pianos.
HUGO WORCH. 1110 G, Woreh building.
no24-tf.8 .
PLAYER PIANO. STRICTLY H1GH
grade latest Improvements: player mechanism
concealed and free from piano; can be played
as silent piano; only $350, on terms to suit.
Open evenings. HELB1G BROS., Estab. 27
years. 1742 7th. no22-tf,4
BAFES-FULI, LINES OF FIREPROOF SAFES
at our salesrooms; safes bought and sold and
exchanged. Write or telephone. Will send rep
resentative. YORK SAFE AND LOCK CO., 5-7
W. German at.. Baltimore. Md. Je8-tf.5
03C - LAltoir' BOTTLE PUBE SHEBWOOD
whisky. 69c: but you must bring this "ad
with yo?. JOHN WF.DDERBUBN CO.. 618
F st. n.w. jv.30-f.BH.Su,4m.4
STICKIEST STICKER EVER STI CK!
Glues Furniture, Glass, China, Books, Everything.
ROYAL GLUE,10c,40c,60c.I*lnts,$l. Drueglsts.etc.
apl7-s,Sn,m,tr3
FOR SALE"- GOOD QUALITY OPAQUB
shades, fitted to your windows, only 35c; the
best quality oil opaque shades. 60c. br.ng free.
We call with samples. KLEEBLATT'S. 11th
and H st*. n.e. ap22-tf
SHOWCASE AND STOBE F1XTUBES.
JOHN 0. 8CHEBER. JR.. MFG. CO.,
de4-tf_ _
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN
WANTEJD?TO BORROW $3,300 AT 4\* OR 5"i,
secured by first trust on local northwest prop
erty valued at $4,850. Box 195, Star office.
de3-3t*
MONET TO LOAN?LET US MAKE YOUR NEW
loans and replace old ones at lowest rates of
Interest. All transactions conducted with eco
nomical consideration for borrowers.
WW. H. SAUNDERS & CO.. 1407 F st. n.w.
nol2-90t,5
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT Cl'R
rent ratee of Interest on real estate in the
District of Columbia.
FITCH. FOX k BROWN,
del-tf HOC G st. n.w.
WE HAVE SUMS OF $1,000 TO $100,000 TO
loan on D. C. real estate; minimum charges
to lw>rrowers. GARDINER & DENT (Inc.).
se2 90t.4 S12 14th st.
LOANS ON STOCKS. INSURANCE POLICIES.
Indorsed notes or any good collateral. No de
lay, middlemen or red tape. R. R. BENNETT.
512 Met. Bank bldg. Phone Main 6808. Jy22-tf
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING SUMS IN HAND
to loan on D. C. real estate: $500, $1,000,
$1,500. $2,000. $2,500, $3,000. $4,000, $5,000,
$0,000, and other sums up to $20,000; economi
cal consideration for lwrrowers.
Jell-tf MOORE * HILL (Inc.). 1333 G st
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
We will loan more on your property than any
other concern. Lowest rates. All amounts. Pay
mtuits arranged to suit you. NO DELAYS.
OPEN UNTIL 5:80 P.M.
NATIONAL LOAN & INVESTMENT CO.,
Thompson Bldg., 703 15th st. n.w., 2d floor.
Opposite Treasury. Next to Drug Store.
ap20-tf
MONEY TO LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE.
Low interest. Reasonable fees. Prompt action.
LABGE LOANS A SPECIALTY.
GEO. W. LINK INS, 800 19TU ST. N.W.
mhlfitf
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL
estate at lowest current rates of interest. Spe
cial privileges with respect to prior payments.
Large amounts a specialty. TYLER & Ri TI1
ERFORD. 730 15rh st. n.w. fef>-tf.5
LOANS NEGOTIATED ON APPROVED COL
lateral. such as Storks. Bonds. Bldg. and Loan
Ass'n Shares, Old line Life Insurance Policies.
Syndicate Certificates, etc. No delay. C. A.
B\KER, Rooms 50-52, 1110 F. Phone M. 517.
mhlO-tf
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF IN-1
tereat on D. C. real estate. No- unreasonable i
delay.
WALTER H. ACKER.
mh29-tf.o 1420 F st n.w.
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates of interest. Payment on principal
in amounts of $ 100 or more received at: any in
terest period. THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY.
Bond bldg.. 1408 New York ave. n.w. no- tf
IF YOU WANT TO BORROW OR LOAN, BUY]
or sell on real estate. I can save you time and !
1-nsh as I clve personal attention to all deals.
d?fl tf.4 .T EAKIN OAD.--BV, .VJ'? 13th st. n.w.
REAL ESTATE LOANS MADE AT 4V, TO fl|
per cent- every possible consideration shown
borrowers'; we have never foreclosed on a
^THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY.
Suite 610 to 012. Wash. L. and T. bldg.
apt 7-t f ?
MOVING. ETC.
MUTUAL TRANSFER CO..
415 11th st. n.w. Phone Main 0784.
Baggage and package transfer.
Largest padded vans for furniture moving.
Estimates furnished.
Lowest prices. Careful handling,
del-tf.0
WE MOVE ANYTHING-FROM SMALL BOXES |
and baetage to the heaviest machinery, safes,
etc. Furniture in padded vans a specialty.
Estimates furnished.
MERCHANTS' TRANSFER & STORAGE CO., j
920-922 E st. n.w. Main 6900.
nol3-tf
WE ARE PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS FOR
the prompt, caref.il removal of household- ef
fects. LITTLE FIELD, AI-VORD & CO., Col
orado bldg. Telephone M. 737. sel4-tf
THE WASHINGTON FURNITURE CO (MOV^
lng. packing and shipping a specialty) will bay
or take In exebunge ypur old furnltsre. 7tl?
and S sts. n.w. Phone North 2270.
oc23-:>0t.4
DOGS, PETS. ETC.
One cent a word for 15 words.
FOR SALE?FOX AND COON HOUNDS, RAB
bit dogs, bloodhounds, watch and pet do_'->.
pups of all breeds, ferrets, rabbits, pigeons,
poultry, sheep aud swine. Send 10c for 00
paee descriptive, highly Illustrated catalogue.
Price list free. C. L. B. LANDIS, Dept.
A K, Reading, Pa. ?
SINGING CANARIES, ANUORA CATS. PAR
rots, dogs, goldfishes, rabbits, guinea pigs, acd
wire frames made for lump shades. SCf/MID*3
mrtn store. 712 12th st. no22 tf,4
UK. CBCIL FRENCH. SPECIALIST.
Treatment of the Dog and Cat excluslvaly.
Office, 718 12th at. n.w.
Kennels, cor. Park road and 20th at. n.w.
ap!4-tf
HEALTH MOVEMENT.
VI AVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH; NATURAL;
non-surgical; cloth-bound, 400-page book free.
Apply by mall. 916 Colorado building. Free
lecture for wsmen Tuesday. 3 p.m. jal2,t".4
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
WHEAT 111 ^ <?\ BREAKS. M 1.1. OX HI MiKS.
Scud for booklet, Kncli' ami I" c<;t<mil m?r
ket letters. tlSHOUN GU.il \ Minut a|K>lis,
Mlat
TOWN DEV'HJM'MRVT MAGAZINE, i'fll AUtT,
tells alxiiil fatorv bvatioin ail la-ant ineiory
buildings. inducements offered In i :nl ? 11*"i*i?*j<
of roDiinvrcitl clubs everywhi i 25 cvnta a
numl>er. None free.
FOB EVKUY $I.<*m IMKSTGD NOW YOF WILL
earn several times that amount soon ami year
Ij. W- desire to Inter *t men of ? aii't'iig whx.
if comenient, can ^r-? o:i l> ??nl of ?1 > ?? .-t r< r>{
corporat ion \n cs ? ptioiml op|*?rtuu:ty 1? t<f
fer< <1 Details ami pr ?< fs will >??? -;ibnltted to
priucll>als cul>. Addr ss o. Mli-L^v ' are |ji
glneeriug Digest. 22'? Rro.idwsy, V ? Yorkciii.
Do YOU W AXI Ti ? M A \l !?' \t "l'l Rl 11.EC
trie heaters': The bMt patent Mer (>*?)? il la
I iiSt1 States is N11. IJ s-j. f<>t -.iV. W:il<>
MOISE LANDRY. il.>t.?! Carolyn. Tn lock. Cal
THIS BEATS DISTRICT , H1,I Miii v
charters tor st?" k companies lower than other
? tales. iiiforitiH tliiti I KEK PHILIP l.AW
1!KX('K, l'ui'niir \??istnit S-creiuv of Stt'e.
Huron. S. I'. C I? ? K't?
run s\i.k hit rut rvsixkss in
market, .tl-o hot si-, wagon ami r? ' ? Ii iu
for quick sale. Address Ro\ 24s, S ,ir ottl. ?
de0-3t ?
bargain, i akk ri;\son arli: n i:ms,
doing nearly $70o |? r month: owner n o'her
business; investigate. .\'ldre.ss Box 251. St ir
oilicc. M8t*
FOR SALE \ GROCERY STOKE IX THE N (T
sittion. with living rooms. two l>i rg fh-i*
windows and r; < xcvllejit ; cation ;tn I
C'xmI tnisitiess. \ddn-ss Box 256, Star otH e
will *.\vest From fi.uoo ro $mm in any"
paying business: It must lie cheap. Address
Box 240. Star office. de.l.'lt*
FOR SALE?A WHOLESALE CANDY 111'SI
nosf; good established trade In pipular selling
line*. Address llox 252, Star office. deS :tt*
$25 MADE fOO IN SEVEN MONTHS:" $170
tnadi- a miU'onalrc; complete story In our pub
1 leatloo "California Oil Fields"; cample copy
free. SAGAR lA>OMIS COMPAXY. Sm Fran
cisco, < al,
AT IXV~EXToRY. BUS r (ilUM ERY VET;
monthly seIcs. $5,000; stav week.
de5-3t* THORNTON, ISO,*. 1??. iv? n.w.
?TAUT A MAIL ORDER BISIXKSS IV YOUll
spare time and earn thousands of dnliaSs every
year; no canvassing; send for fr<-e bo 'klet. ex
plains how. Ill'DtiF., 605 Franklin ??c ,
Brooklyn. X. Y. de.VSo.2t*
GROCERY. $350; ;t ROOMS; RENT, ~$lo.50.
ftthers all prlees and lot-atlons.
deK-3t* THORNTON. l.W. Fa. nve. n w.
HlfiH-CLASS C..\I? E X EAR TRRASIfRY? Av"
other on thorouclifare. another market locatloB.
WF THORNTON'. 1805 Pa. a", n.w.
WE WILL START AXOTHER MAX~TX AN IX"
dependent business, taking payment In install
ments; must have satisfactory referenees as to
resjionstlilllty aud enerjfv. RAMSEY, Room
222 Bullitt bldjf.. Fhlladelphla.
GROCERY AXI> IS \K ERV. 'iF.<MT'iEITHS N ;
gooil buslnees: right prlee: living rooms.
do6-3t* THORNTOX. 1S0S 1'a. ave. n.w.
I WILL LEASIO KROaF "eOI'iT TO TWKLVR
p?jol tables for a nominal rental, or will fur
nish the tables if any party wishing to furnish
location. Address l'ox -0?i, Star oiflce. fmme
diately. de5"t
600rTrK<>FrT cax be made-by ixvestYxo
In new subdivision being o|>encd tip by atrl.-tly
responsible parties; Investigate. Box 2?>4 Star
office. de4-3t*
FOR A B V K ER OA FA BLE OE PREP A111 xTi
uttraetlve delicacies for the table, a stand in
Center Market; eligibly situated to supply
public demand? Call at office, Tth st. wing.
P. S SMITH. Clerk. l>Mt
Ff>R SALE S\I AI.L (;i?>?RY~STl?11K. WITH
Irving rooms; bargain. Call at 7<>l l<?tli n.e.
de4-4t?
FOR SALE-COXFECTIOXERY AND LI XCH
room; easy terms. Apply IM X. Cupt. ht. n.e.
de4-:st*
BITLDIXG COH I'ORATIOX OWN INC LA It<; K
Rmount of real estate In Washington wants
treasurer with to JlO.fUMi easli; over Sic?
dividends assun-d. Address CORPORATION,
Star office. de4 St
FOR SALE?AX OLD ESTABLISHED STAND
In the best section of the northwest; CORNER
property and excellent trade; must be sold to
close an estate, and will be sold cheap. Here's
an unusual opportunity for some wide awak*
man. Don't delay. Address Box 21(5, Star of
fice. de4-8t
WHO HAS *.VOO<> TO fUO.OOO? INVEST IN DB
velopment company organizing to rnke over
20,0t)0 acre? farm lands at $K.75, worth W?>
to $100 per acre today; absolutely no risk and
sure to pay 1(KJ% to 300Cr on Investment. In
vewlgate. The best Investment In America
today. Box 227, Star office. de4-3t*
CIGAR-STORE AXD POOLROOM CLEARING
8160 monthly; rent. $80; line location. Prlco,
$650. CAPITOL BCSLVKSS EXCHANGE, ?42
E northwect. doi-3t*
RKAlT f5STATE BrSIXERSTY\-Rl.L LOCATBD?
for sale on account liad health of opener; a few
hundred dollars is all that Is needed. Addreao
OWNER D.. Star office. dM-.1t*
FOR RENT ? OLD - f>TAni7l~SHTO>~PIIOTOT
graph studio; best lcs-ation in the city. Ad
dress Box 218. Stir office. <W-lt
CI GAR, NEWSSTAND; BEST IX S.EX; iffiLLS
1.200 Sunday papers; excellent house cott
nected. TUORXTOX, 1505 Pa. sve. n.w.
de3,5&6*
THREE BIG CHAXCBS LUXX7H AND DINING
room near ITnion station, flrst-claaa; owner
retiring. Best-paying grocery in southwnst
section; living rooms; going to be sold at once.
Flrst-claes poolroom and bowling alleys; to bt?
sacrificed, as owner must leave the city. DU
GAN, 617 l?uislana ave. de3-3t#
WOOD .CXD COAL BISIXKSS; LOCATION CX
surjiasaed; dallv receipts, $90: cheap tvnt; ex
cellent value at Jl.fioO. NEW YORK BI'SI
X'ESS BROKERS, 1423 F. de3-3t
ROOMING AXD BOARDING HOESE; NEAR
Franklin Park; great sacrifice at $1,000; clear
ing $15(? month; handsomely furnished; 25
rooms; hot-water heat. .VEW YORK BUSI
NESS BROKERS. 1423 F. de.3 3t
ROOMIXG AXD BOARDIXG HOl'SE; NEAR
Congressional Library; great bargain for $300;
money maker. NKW YORK BCS1XESS BRO
KERS, H23 F. * de3-3t
ROOMING HOCSE. XBAlt BOSTON IIOCSE;
eleven rooms, handsomely furnished; less than
Invoice at $600. Rooming house, near patent
office: Quick sale, take $650. XEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS. 1423 F. de3-3t
SEVERAL PAYING GROCERY STORES AT
?rices attractive: Investigation Invited. XEW
ORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1423 F. de3-3t
$475?POOL. CIGARS, NEWSSTAND. 3 r\
bles: 10 rooms, bath; rent, $31. TnORN"Pr?V,
1505 Pa. ave. n.w. de2 th.fftHu Ht*
$350?ROOMINO HOUSE: 11 ROOMS; tiO.W
furniture: $100 cash, balance terms. THORN
TON', 1505 Pa. ave. n.w. de2-th,fiSu-3t*
M2YIXG PICTURE THEATER; CHEAP RENT
nmker; tine lo-'ation. CAPITAL BLsi!
NESS EXCHANGE. 042 E nw
no30-tu.th.Su-3t?
ST3RBTLY DAIRY LUNCHROOM; RH*T. $18;
price, $301'; bargain. CAPITAL BUSINESS
EXCHANGE. b42 E n.w. no30-tu.th.Su-3t*
FOR SAI jE?BAKERY, <>>VK1X TTIOM7RY AXI>
lee cream parlor; surrounded by Lve school
buildings; established twenty years. Apply at
1620 7th st. n.w. no3o-it*
69C ? LARGE BOTTLE PURE SHERNVUOD
whiskv, tWc; but you must bring this "ad"
with 'vou. JOHN WEDDERBURN CO.. fll?
F st. n.w. Jy30-f.sa,S?.4m.4
FUR RENT?A LARC.E DOUBLE STORE FOR
A OENERAL (JROCERY. PROVISION' AX1>
WIXE STORE; lias been such for past 5 year*
with most sucoessfnl results; flue store, cellar
and stable. It. A. PHILLIPS, 1410 H st. n.w.
no29 14t 5
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST- GOLDEN RRINDLE SCREW TAIL BOS
ton terrier (female). lU'tuni and receive re
ward. 1S20 Jackson St., South Brookland, D. C.
de5-3t
LOSrr?SATURDAY'. GOIJ? SWORD I'fx. RET
with pearls. Reward. Ai>t. 0. 13<*t Harvard st.
LOST?FRIDAY EVKXIXG. OVaVcxMkO PIN,
valueil as heirloom. Reward. ltMJO 2d n.w.
deK-3t*
LOST-BLACK AX1> VVIHTir" SP<jTTED Dt xfj
answers to the nume of "Kag?." Reward. X'o.
23 Va. ave. 6.w. deS-St*
LOST?OPAL SCARFPIN, OX PA. AVE., GOING
from 15th and Ph. ave. to Oipliol. Reward.
L. C. BROOKS. 531 15th st. n.w.
LOST?PAUt GOLD EYEGLASSES: I.ONO <K>IJ)
chain; two gold ?ngie pins. Liberal rewani.
No. 1 the Oneoiita. 76 Xew York a\e. n.e.
?k'5-3t * __
LOST?PICTURE OF MAX ON CILT BUTTON.
2532 lltii st. n.w.
LOST?IRISH TERRIER. WITH I'ltOJIXTLNO
lower teeth: named ??.Miki-." $r?.00 n-ward for
return to 1266 Xew Hampshire a\e. n.w.
de.'i-3t*
LOST?BLACK AXD WHITE FOXHOUND; YEI
low markings aliont head: wore collar marked
A. B. Suit. Suitland Park, Md. $."? reward if
returned to ROY D. CLAGETT, 816 B St. 8.W.
de5 3t
LOST ? SATURDAY AFTERNOON, DEC. 4.
weekly time book, on X. II. ave. or (Seorgia
ave. Reward if* returned to R. J. BEAIJ^
CONST. CO.. 1217 F st n.w. d?.V3t*
LOST-QUARTERLY COMMUTATION' TICKET,
15. and O. R. R., Washington-)lalthersburg. Re
ward n-turn 5o~ E st. n.w. ileojt'
LOST?THURSDAY NIGHT, FROM THE KEN
esaw apt. to 14th ami It. I. ave.. lad.i's g >Id
watch, monogram, riiilxin fob; reward. ' ffi -e
of Kcnesaw, 1?',t|i and Irvlag. de4 3t*
L<?ST?OX MONDAY. NOVEMBER 20, BE
tween 2108 O st. and Posner's tailor ship, 1247
X. H. ave.. a blue vest with gray striis-s.
Finder will be rewarded by returning to ilOS
O st. n.w^ de4-3t*
LttST?WEDNESDAY. GOLD WATCH; INNER
case bears lns<-ription Gertnide E. Kelsey,
Salamanca, X. Y. Return 2114 18th st. Re
ward. de3-3t*
LOST?OX TUfcXDAY, NOV.. .KJ, GOING FROM
? 1366 Harvard t*> 3*101 13th st., small breastpin
set with pearls. Reward if returned to 1364
Harvard. d'?3-8t
LOST ? LARGE SALMON TOPAZ PIN, IN
closed with small g?ild rim. Very liberal re
ward if returned to 321 Ntw Jersey ave. a.?.
dc3-3t?
LOST?THURSDAY, BRASS BELT BUCKLE
attached to white !>e!t; monogram C. S. B.
Return or notify Miw BELL, 182d Inglesido
terrace. Reward. ti-if-iB*

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