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Want Ads
Phone Main 2440
Only One Cent a Word
with a
tflalmum Charier of 15 Crala
for tli" following:
1 .out ati'l Found.
Help and Sit nations Wanted.
K?-nt Iloonis.
K?oms and Board,
^urouier or Country Board, etc..
a ud
One Cent a Word
for three or more time*.
With m Minimum (barer of
4.1 f 'ontn for Tfcrer Time*, on
Sa'o ht'I IVtntwl Miscellaneous.
Business Opportunities.
Automobiles for Sale and Wanted,
Horses and Vehicle",
Dogs. rets, etc..
ami Boats and Accessories.
All Other Classified Advertising
4 Mara or More, 1(1 ( enta * Mac
Each Time for Three Tlmea.
Raten Leas for a Lunitrr Time.
\ORTHWFAT BRAXCHKS:
Foard A MrGulre, 9th and I" ?ts.
Butler A Field. Druggists. 3rd and Indiana are.
foetal Telegraph, IBM X. V. are.
Crlawell'a Drug Store, 7th ami T bts.
Fred B. Campbell, Drugs, 4203 Georgia are.
1 . If. Day, Druggist, 14th and I* sts.
I iemer'a Pharmacy, ISrh and Columbia road,
(.entner Drug Store, 14tb and I* sts.
Ooldenberg's Bureau of Information.
Ilerbat's Drug Store. 23ih and fa. are.
Holtxclaw's Newsstand. 1705 fa. are.
Interior Dept., Sth and F, Postal Telegraph.
S. Kann. Sens A Co., Information Bureau.
Paul Pearson, Druggist, ISth and Florida are. a w.
T\ II. Ridgway Pharmacy, Conn, and Fla. ares.
Poland Wallace. Newsstand and Stationery Store.
1*28 9th at. n.w.
'I cwkabury's Drug Store. 2540 14th n?.
t nion Station. Postal Telegraph,
t nttcd States Capitol, Postal Telegraph.
1132 Connecticut arc.. Postal Telegraph
(Jutgley's Drug Store, 2tst and (1 sts.
GEORGETOWN:
'? Donnell's Drug Store, 32nd and M sts.
Pride'a Pharmacy, 28th and P sts.
Postal Telegraph, 1249 Wisconsin are.
NORTHEAST:
l.ehr'a Pharmacy. 4th and Stanton pi. n.e.
F. K. Richardson A Co., N. Cap. and P s?s.
Kenealy'a Pharmacy, X. Cap. and I sts.
Taylor A Lamb, 11th and E. Cap. sts.
R. M. Mr-Williams' Pharmacy, 13th and II sts. n.e.
Taylor A Lamb. X. Cap. aud Rhode Island ave.
Yeatmsn. D. A.. Pharmacy. 7th and II n.e.
Lin- oln Park Pharmacy, 13rh and Ea?t Cap. sts.
SOUTHEAST:
Thompson Drug Co., Slh end E sts. - s.e.
Bradley's Drug Store. 1.7th and Pa. ave. s.e.
\! S I Voir 1 I'-nrrir'wl litis O rial I'n u VP
SOITHWESTs
11th st. wharf. Postal Telegraph offl'-e.
Sullivan's Drug Store. 7th and D ats. s.w.
LOST AND FOUND.
AMETHYST PIN. surrounded by pearls, lost
Feb. 15. 1913, between Cochran Hotel and
Ruchanan st. Uberal reward If returned to
1423 Bnchanan st. n.w. 19*
\FTti HIM?Continental demountable, with 34*4
tire and cover attached. Reward if returned
o 911 16th st. 20*
MIT.I. TERRIER White; long nose; answers to
'he tiatne of Billy. Return to 1*17 ipth st. n.w.
and receive reward. 20*
IKK1 Rrindle French bulldog; name. Mike. Reward
if returned to 1316 Kenyon st. n.w.
i mm; -Cuban poodle, white, long hair; nam?.
Teddy": tag No. 5348. Liberal reward learn
M. O'Connor. 91414 23th st. n.w.
I MM ,?Water spaniel; white feet and breast;
answers to name of Dickey. Liberal reward.
1"13 L st. n.w. 19*
I mm; Blank oocher spaniel: 18 in?-hes tall; 8
ire. old: tluITy ears and coat: bet. 3:30 and 4
Sunday. Reward. 1904 Fla. ave. H. C. '
stewart.
PISHINt; TACKLE Near Randolph st. and Ga.
aie n.w. Reward. G. G. Bailey. 610 l"p?httr
?t. n sr. 20*
MR Ml KF- Found in lobby of the cashier's
office. P. Telephtme Co. Owner apply.
MORSE BLANKET Bet. 2820 14th tiTw. and
11th and Kilbourne. Pleas*' return to 2820 14th
ii w. Reward.
I.im'KET AND CHAIN, gold, on Tuesilay evenitic
tn'tween 11th and G and 4th and Pa. ave.
engraved "A. S. E." from "Mamma.''
Return to MO 11th st. s.e. Reward.
PHOTOGRAPH of a young iuan, b-tween W
and Corcoran sts. Reward. 1517 13th st. n.w.
T'OFKETBOOK- Dark blue, containing small
silver slipper earrings, key and little money.
Reward. 8018 Hlllyer place. 19*
? ii sttnaay. l-enruary lb. on suburban or
11th at. car or 9th and f> n. w., lady's gold
open-fare watch. with pin attached; dial
twisted. Howard if returned 1721 Jackson at.
n.e. Phone North 1S86-Y.
WATCH?1(.old: Vernie Iianr on case. liberal
reward. 1731 North Capitol at. 2r>*
WAJTTED^AQENTS.
AGENTS* Earn $.' to *12 a day. every house
^fcou'.d have one; sell quick: unlimited fletd:
no talking required. Highland Mfg. Co., Post
office It. y ii;?. Norfolk. Va.
WANTED?HELP.
MALE.
AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS taught: earn money
while learning: we want 2 willing worker* at
once; lowest rates In town: call for Information.
Automobile School. 119 I> n.n.; no colored.
BE A ItRAKTSSIAN?Better position and better
salary; course at night, three times a week;
openings for trained men in this work; call
or drop card at once for full particulars. Columbia
School of Hraftlng. Mcl^chlen bldg.
BOOKKEEPER -Competent, male; must furnish
reference front last place of employment;
state age and salarv expected. Address
Hoi 2W. Star office. 20*
HOYS?Six bright colored boys
to work in laundry. Apply West
Knd Laundry, 1723 Pa. ave.
ROTS to sell candy. ,\pply to H. Hornet. Lyceum
Theater, bet. B-7 p.in
ROY tyoung> to attend to furnace, attend door.
4 to 6. 121.1 M st. n.w.
BOYS Stock boys and bundle wrappers; must be
1? years or older. Apply to Cashier, 4th floor.
Palais Royal. t? and 11th sts.
BOT Strong colored hoy to pack pajer. Apply
to Supt., 1st fl?-or, Palais Royal. tJ and 11th
sts.
BOYS wanted iwhltei, over IB years old, to run
errands around store. Apply Julius Harflnklc
A Co.. 11th and K *ts.
''ANVASSKRS wanted to solicit trade for an
article of daily domestic use; only thoroughly
respectable men need apply; wage
and com mission Apply by letter, with reference.
to Box 131. Star office.
< HAri'KKrU white: one who will take good
are ?.f expensive car: must he strictly tem
( ri I'o.' niiu i.uamr i?.?r ?u? uiir?*iQpnR
Box \fci. Star office. *
Lh <iM'KKlit.S .% clear knowledge of an automobile
means a go-xl position; ?-ur method
les ties the automobile business Id all bran-hes;
?pe.)al rate* for Feb. 71' 1.1th at. n.w.. rear
t I KICK as buyer; grocery ami provision _ store;
exr-erienced; refereijee or bond, Rox 14i, Star
... Ol
office. -'
CORRBCPUN'l?KXT Intelligent person may earn
fluO monthly corre*|??>ndiBg for newspapers.
No canvassing. Rend for asrtlculars. Press
Syndlrate, MR Lockport. X. T. 28*
1 >K1 V Kit. experienced, for t&xlcab service at
oree Address Rox 7. Star office^
l?Rl"G t'LKRK -Junior; 2 or .1 years' experience.
IddlVM B<?x 1?2. Star offi.*.
uril U CLERK Junior or recently registered
drug '-:erk. Address It.,x .t'.7. Star office.
JANITOR?White man preferred. Apply at
Nurse's Home, Walter Itccil Hospital. Ta
Uitn l'ark. 20?
JOB-PRBBS FKKDKIC Must be cxpcrleDrfNl
Oven K. Trultt t'o . 1211 1' st. n.w.
MAIL ORDER -I've your spare tltne to buildup
a mall order business of your own. We help you
star* for a share In profits. 27 opportunities.
Particulars free. Mutual Opportunities Exchange.
Buffalo. X. T. 28*
MAX, single, around 25 rears of age. weight
1?0 lbs. or more, to ride a bicycle; straight
salary. American Loan Co., 132(1 X. Y. a\e.
vi. w.
MAXGLP WORKERS t'olorcd men about 20
years old. Kllte I.itittjdry Co., 2117 14Jh st.
n.w. _
MUX" wanted with rig to introduce and vii
eighty five extract*. spices, medicines, etc. Rig
money. Wilaou made .?<?? weekly. We mean
business. Box 771, P>pt. Ills, Cedar Rapids,
lows.
MEN?If you want position as flretuan, brakeman.
electric inotoruiaii. conductor, colored
train or sleeping car porter, firstclass Washington.
Philadelphia. New York roads, fiio to
$1H0 month, steady work, winter and summer;
no experience necessary: no strike; write Immediately;
name |>o?ltlon wanted; Inclose selfaddressed
envelope. Address Railway Inst.,
| Ilept. 2d, Indianapolis, !nd.
WANTED?HELP.
MALE.
UKN mnlrd (colored i for general work around
store. Only those with best references. Apply
Julius l.arflnkle A Co.. 527 irtth St.
PATENT ATTORNBY; man of experience to propar"
ami prosooute applications for I". S. patents:
permanent position; state experience and
salary desired. Box 254. Star office.
I'l.ATK PRINTERS for V. C. cards and wed- j
dings. et<\ Lycett, 317 X. Charles St., Baltimore.
Md. j
BALES .MAX?One with typewriter experience
preferred: call between 5 and 6 p.m. 107 Barrister
building. 21*
SALESMAN?Flriu handling such business, to
dispose of new patent, to manufacturing
house; good commission. Apply by letter. NOu
Eye st. n.w., city. 21* |
sai i sm \\ IcU-rul commission: handle attract
Iti- nrtii unlimited field: splendid pruposi- 1
tion f>?r live man. 2i?l Kenois bblg.
SALESMAN <hoe salesman: young tnan with
some experience. Harry Kauftuan. 1320-1324
7Vli at. n.w.
SKAKCIIEIl of experience to make preliminary
examinations in the patent office: permanent
|MiKitiott: state salary anil experience. Box
250. Star office.
I'PHOIjSTEREK ami slip cOTer cutter, experlenoed:
pKil wage* and steady job. U. S.
f'phoistery Co.. 812 P St. n.w.
I'PHOLSTKREK wanted: first-class: piecework;
cannot guarantee steady work. l>ut good t>ay.
Address, with particulars. Box 173, Star office.
21*
YOUNG M.\.\, seventeen to nineteen, two or
three years" course in high school, as office boy
anil to learn searching; salary. *."> per week to j
>tarl; state age anil qualifications. Address
Law. Star office. 2i>*
POMK8TIC.
?'t>OK All round. Star lunch. 7t>2 fith n.w.
Mtl,H AA? FKMAl.E "
At IE NTS- -Three, mule or female, of good address.
with approred references. Call after 5
p.m.. Sanford, No. 11 Lincoln flats, 123 12tli
st. s.e.
BOOKKEEPING? Eveulug inatructlon by expert
accountant at your home. Phone M. 3334. Box
61. Star office.
JANITOR and housemaid?Man and wife. whit?.
Apply Nurses' Home, Walter Reed Hospital.
Takoma Park. 20*
MEN-WOMEN?Get government parcels post Jobs;
$20 week; write for list of positions open.
Frauklln Institute, Dept. 43 B, Rochester.
X. V. ap5*
FEMALE
At'Tit ESS or clever singer: season work for right
party: answer immediately. Pity Post office
Box 88. 21*
CANVASSER- Ladles to canvass household tiecesaity;
sells at sight. Apply 0 p.m. Friday to
Mr. Sol at .",12.'> M st. n.w. 21*
CORRESPONDENT?An Intelligent person may
earn $10o monthly corresponding for newspapers;
no canvassing: send for particulars.
Press Syndicate. 850. Lockport. N. Y. 28*
GIRLS wanted to run power sewing machines;
good pay. 506 14tli st. n.w. 26*
M ANIO'RE EXfTrRT. who thoroughly under"
(itands shampooing and scalp treatment, wanted
at once; must have several years' existence
and first-class reference; $12 to start
with. Anna Soelberg, 711 Royster bldg.. Norfolk.
Ya. 23*
MILLINERY trimmers and preparers?Competent.
Apply to F Rose. 1113 F st. n.w. 21*
OFFICE WORK -Young lady for office work;
state age and salary' expected. Address Box
174. Star office.
PI'PILS?Experienced teacher of elemenrary
branches of music wants beginners; terms reasonable.
Miss F. C. Schuldt, 317 4th st. s.e.
21*
SALESLADY?Girl for store; white; Jewess preferred;
good salary and commission; short
voforonpoB Anttlr hf?t. J* and 1(1
UVUi '??? > I t 11 V MV. v u> ? ? - - ? ??
a.in. or 6 and 8 p.m.. 1761 I, ft. n.w.
SALESLADIES for the following
departments:
Ladies' Suits,
Millinery,
Misses' Wear.
Applv to Superintendent.
HECHT & CO.,
511 to 517 7th St. N.W.
SHIRT OPERATORS and buttonhole workers.
Hall's Shirt Factory. 1210 F n.w.
SHIRT WAIST BUYER- The Bluestine Co. requlres
a competent shirt waist buyer;- salary
no object to the right person.
STENOGRAPHER?Experienced: permanent position:
opportunity for advancement. Apply after
lo a.m.. Hub Furniture Co., 7th and D sts.
n.w.
STENOGRAPHER and typewriter to take charge
of office: $10 per week, with chance of advancement;
reference. Box 102. Star office. *
STENOGRAPHER-Experience not necesaary.
1426 You at. n.w.
TAILORESS?Wanted, first-class girl tailor at
once. 100 Q st. n.w. 19*
TEACHER-Young lady, teacher of grammar
school and high school mathematics. 221 E st.
n.w.
TELEPHONE operator, switchboard. In large
first-class apartment house; give experience
and reference. Box 1.13. Star office. 21*
TYPEWRITER- Experienced lady for shorthand,
typewriting; also Fisher-Elliott billing machine.
Box 2.7. Star office. 19*
WAITRESS theadl white. $2!>. Apply Gallaudet
College. 7th and Fla. are. n.e.
WANTED?Competent cook: must have city references.
Apply before noon. 3340 16th st. n.w.
$2.10 PER DAY paid one lady in each town to
distribute free circulars and take orders for
concentrated flavoring In tubes; permanent position.
J. S. Zlegler Co.. Chicago. *
DOMESTIC.
CHAMBERMAID atid waitress - White; $10
month, room and beard: Rood home. 1224 i:;th
at. n.w. 20*
CHAMBERMAID, waitresses (ft coloredi. $10.
$18, $20. $22: private families; also fifteen
cooks. Indies' Exchange. 807 Vermont aTe. 1ft*
CHILD'S NURSE (white). $25: girl 7 years:
French nurse, $.10. Other places. Ladies' Exchange,
807 Vermont ave. lft*
OOOK?All-round. Star lunch. 702 ftth st. n.w.
COOK-HOUSEWORK ER for two, $2t>: no Ianndry.
Many other places. Ladies* Exchange.
807 Vermont ave. IB*
COOK and general house*orker. Apt. 4.7 the
She'hy. 141ft Columbia road.
COOK ANtTLAUNDRESS In private family. Apply
010 5th st. n.e.
COOK AND LAUNDRESS-First-class colored
woman; wages, $25 month: stay nights. Address
Box 17ft. Star office.
COOK, wash and Iron: go home nights. 1006
Otis plai-e. Mt. Pleasant.
COOK LAUNDRESS, chambermaid-waitress?Two
girls for family of two (2t. 1735 20tU st. lft*
COOK German woman: German house girl and
waitresses of all kind: also rooks. Watson's
Employment Agency. 004 F n.w.
COOKS- Fifteen colored cooks for private families;
$25, $25. $2f>. $18; also chambermaids,
waitresses, general houseworkers. I Julie*' Exchange.
807. Vermont ave. lft*
GENERAL HOUSEWORK-A reliable colored
girl, with references. 1518 Corcoran st. 11.w.
So*
GENERAL HOUSEWORK ? Apartment; stay
nights; family three: good wages competent
person. Apply 0 to 0 tonight or 8 to ft In morning.
Apartment 31. 2033 Adams Mill road. *
GENERAL HOUSKWORKKR?Settlwl woman'.
715 M st. n.w.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKKR?White girl; family
of three. 1301 Madison St.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK- Givl; 110 washing or
Ironing; stay nights; reference required. Apply
at 1448 Harvard st. n.w.
GENERAL WORK?A woman; also a neat girl
xor nminf? room.' Hid j-iin. ?
GENERA f. HOUSEWORK?Girl: nl?o girl to
nurse: reference required. After tl p.m.. 1771
1 .union t st. 21*
GENERAL HOUSEWORKEU Girl. 1S21 H st.
n.w.
GF-NERaT. IIOUSKWohKEK Two In family;
stay nights: references. 1213 M st. n.w.
??
GIRL to ?-ook and do housework; no applicants
considered who cannot cook. 45 U n.w. ? j
HOUSEKEEPER ANI) COOK - White woman,
small family In country: 2 miles from city: !
prefer settled woman and one who has lived
in country: permanent place; reference required.
Applv between 3:30 p.m. and 5 p.m.
W. C. PRATHF.R. 1123 F at. n.w. 19*
llOUSEWt iRKKK White woman for general
housework; two In family; laundry Included:
stay night K desired; refg. Apply pot; G
at. s.c.
HOUSEMAID (white). Apply Nurses' Home,
Walter Reed Hospital. Takotna Park. 2t>*
HOUKKWORKER Half-grown girl for housework:
small, private family; no washing.
S.*2t? 141It n.w.
KITTHRN'MAID (white). $23; oek. $23; co<.k,
$.* ; cook. $35; issik. $f>0: private fumilles.
Indies' Exchange. SitT Vermont ave. 1J)?
MAID. F reneh. $30: lady's maid. $30: chambermaid.
$25. $30: waitress, $30; parlor tnald, $'25:
chambermaid, waitresses. $25. $20: prWate families.
Indies' Exehange. SOT Vermont ave. !'.)?
ITO tNM>K and <k> general housework: settled
woman In family of two: good wages; stay
liIghts: elty reforenoes. Apply 174Q T'ark road. *
WAITRESS?A good colored girl in eafc. 302
loth st. n.w. ' *
WAITRESSES, experienced, white. Wallls' cafe.
41$ 12th st. n.w. 21'
HEALTHMOVEMENT.
VIA V1 SCIKNUE OF HEALTH.- FREE LECture
for Women Wednesday. 3 p.m. Natural,
non surgical: cloth-hound, 4O0-pugc hook, free.
Did Colorado building.
MATTRESS MAKHf
HAIR AND KELT MATTRESSES RENOVATED
and remade. $2, all work by experts aad guaranteed
flrst-clas*. CAPITOL BEDDING CO.
1241 7th n.w .; phone N. 52$.
WANTED?SITUATIONS.
MALE
BARTENDER want* permanent position; be?
ref. as to character and ability. Bos 1?7
Star office.
BOOKKEEPER?A1 local record for capacity
Judgment and fidelity: for early employment wii
accept very nominal Initial salary. Bos 10fl
Star office. 20*
CITAITtTl'R (whltei, licensed, desires posltlo
with private family: als years' experience; bes
references; two years with last employer. Aii
dress Box 178. Star office. 25*
CHAl'FFEFR?'Thoroughly competent; references
private or commercial." R. McCawley, 47.'l i
st. s.w. 20*
CHAl'FFEL'R?Colored: 8 years' experience
make own repairs: sober; first-class reference?
40 Hanover st. n.w. 20*
CIiKRK. ste.vard or assistant steward; best ref*.
16 years' experience. Box 170. Star office. 20
DRl tJ CLERK?Tonne man. 5 years' experl
en<-e, wishes position iu drug store. Box oi
Star office. 13*
JANITOR c?i: DK1VEK?By colored man; first
I'lass reference. 1906 19th St. n.w. 19*
SALESMAN traveling, Washington or south
meritorious line only considered; bank refer
enee. Boy 177. Star offloo.
STEAM FITTER?First-class man wishes good
steady Job. Box 341. Star office. 20*
YOUXO MAN tu office desires position lnaugura
t!on dar; oitv references. liars, Fhone Wet,
ST. ^*
DOMESTIC.
BFTLEK Filipino, honest, sober, trustworthy
wishes place iu private family; $50; rcfs. Bo:
58. Star office. 23*
WAITER or anything to do. by neat colorei
man. 4"3 X st." n.w. 20*
MAI.E \>D FEMALE.
dARbKXBk Germ an. married, many rears' ei
perlence in practical garden work; excellen
references; wife a good laundress. Box 61
Star offlia. 30*
MAN and wife (while); wife, cook; man. butle
and houseman; good references. Address 6i
New York are. n.w. 19*
FEMALE.
BU? >K REEFER, 1>. K., AND STENOGRAPH Erf
familiar with office details, and capable of as
snming entire charge of office. Box 138, Sta
tlon B. 19*_
CASHIER -Best of references furnished. Addres
Z. B. S.. Star office. 20*
STENOGRAPHER, expert, desires engagement:
after 4:30 or typewriting at home. Addresi
Box 161). Star office. *
DOMESTIC.
ADVERTISER desires place of responsibility
in large household or hotel; kept house twelrt
years; hotel experience; first-class references
Address 1426 Columbia road.
AM. CAPACITIES capable private family hel]
supplied; white, colored, male, female, ladles
Exchange, 807 Vermont are. 19*
CHAMBERMAID only; no waiting; good refer
ence. 2605 P st. n.w.
CHAMBERMAID OR WAITRESS-By neat col
ored girl; can give reference. Call or addres:
1747 Soatou st. n.w.
COOK?Good place, by n good cook; ref. Call o
write 1817 10th st. n.w. *
COOK- By a colored woman, place as cook anc
laundress. 1829 5th st. n.w.
COOK?Good, flrst-class nlain cook. Is willing t<
stay nights. 1038 Euclid st. n.w.
COOK?Wanted, by young white woman, sltua
tion as cook in private faintly; can give first
class city reference. Box 180, Star office. *
COOK?-Wanted, ^>y colored woman, work a
cook In hotel or first-class family. 2265 Oleve
land gt. n.w. " 19*
GENERAL HOUSEWORK - References. CaIl~o
address 2216 Champlain st. n.w.
GENERAL house or day's work?By reliable col
ored woman. 1910 R st. n.w. 19*
G EXEItAL IIOISEWORK or washing "and Iron
lng, out by day, by colored woman. 1003 I
st. n.w.
LAUNDRESS?Washing wanted by experiences
lauiiurrsB oy uie uay. iwi r sr. n.w.
I.At'NDRK^S to take work home. 131 1j at
n.w. 20*
NEAT, experienced colored prirl wishes place ai
chambermaid or waitress. Call 1427 S St. n.w
IP*
NURSE?Position, wanted by reliable colore<
woman In private family. 1439 P st. n.w.
WORK OUT by the day or small washing ti
take home wanted by a reliable colored woman
129 L st. n.w.
WASHING?First-class laundress; small wash
by day or at home. 2633 Va. ave. n.w. 19*
WANTED?MISCELLANEOUS.
STEAM and hot-water heating. remodeling am
repairing a specialty. National Heating Co.
Heating Engineers. 441-443 G st. n.w. Tele
phone Main 8143.
FURNITURE. CARPETS. PIANOS. ETC., WAVJ
Ml. Phone M. 0162 for wagon, or have us call
Cook. Haum & Co.. 8th and D sts. n.w.
WANTED TO BUY OLD FEATHER BED!
and furniture. Why not drop postal to an ol<
reliable firm? U. MARKS. 424 10th St.. oppo
site site the Gas office, or phone Col. 961-M.
INVALID'S ROLLING CHAIR. RUBBER-TIRED
must be In first-class condition and very com
fortable. Address, bv mail orflv, L. E
WRIGHT. 1520 H st. n.w. 19*
WANTED?FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS. WIL1
pay you best cash prices. Call at your con
venlence. AMERICAN FURNITURE HOUSE
814 E st. n.w. Phone Main 4110.
IF IT'S DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD OR SILVER
we'll buy It and give you the highest cash price
Eetab. LOUIS ABRAHAMS, 815 G st. 10 years
important?No branch stores.
CASH PAID l'OR SCRAPS OF OLD GOLD
silver or any other old jewelry; diamonds ant
U. S. cigar coupons bought. Open evening]
until 0 p in. HARRY S. FISCHER, 901 I
st. n.w.
LAW BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
AND GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS.
THE OLD BOOK SHOP.
606 11th at. n.w.
PAWN "TICKETS! DIAMONDS. PLATINUM
GOLD AND SILVER
BOUGHT BY
A BE ABRAHAM S. 433 91 hit. w.
LAUNDRY?'WE LAUNDER^ LACE CURTAINS
giving them the same finish and luster as new
25c a pair- prepare for inauguration visitors
Drop postal or call at 512 F st. n.e.
WHO REPAIRS YOUR WATCH? ITS DELI
cate mechanism requires finest materials am
skill for lasting results. Cleaning. $1; mVp'g,$l
M. BLUMENF KLD. 3010 14th n.w. Ph. Col. 775
SURPRISE PRICES PAID FOR USED FURNI
TURE. Show me anything In household goodj
you care to sell. Phone N. 2964. or drop card
MAX WITK1N. 2100 14th n.w.
BEST PRICES PAID FOR HOUSEHOLD FUR
nlture of every description; will call. Consul
the SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE CO.. 501
at. n.w. Phone Main 5636.
VAI? r* A X- OPT tronn lfAVPr T?nn VAf'D
iuu ucii munn aiu;>n 1 r i?rv iui;n
Furniture, carpets. merchandise. etc.
Call I>. NOTES. 615 La. are.
Phone Main 3006.
ANTILLES ANI) ART OBJECTS SOLD O!
commission or purchased outright. Wanted
for out-of-town collectors, antique furniture
china, glass, etc.; liberal prices given. R
JORDAN. 815 17th at.
WANTED
SHOWCASES. COUNTERS.
IRON SAFES', CASH REGISTERS,
ROLL-TOP DESKS.
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION BOUGHT.
COOK, BAUM & CO.,
PHONE 5162. Mh AND D STS. N.W.
WANTED?FURNITURE FOR CASH. SF-L1
your goods to the man who gives you the mos
money.
IIorwoOD'S. 8th and K.
WANTED FURNITURE. PIANOS. CARPETS
etc. Pione M. 12S2 for wagon, or have u
CAM. "WESCHLER'S." D20 Pa. ave. n.w.
WILL CALL IN MY UNLETTERED W.UGON
city or suburbs, and pay you highest prices to
ladies', gentlemen's, children's discarded cloth
Ing of all descriptions. Address postal or phone
I will call. W. RICE. 1332 7th n.w. N. 175.1
CLOTHES WANTED HIGHEST CASH PRICE!
pair for cast-off elothes. ladies', men's am
children's. Drop postal or plioue H. BERN
STEIN. 1314 7th n.w. I'lione N. 439Q-Y.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WOP.:
clothing, ladles', gents' and children's shoe
and ha'a; send i?on!h1 or phone; will call. J
TARSIIES. 1308 7th n.w. Phone North 4iW.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WOK!
clothing, ladies', genta' and children's siioes an<
hats. Send tiostai, will call any hour.
BEN BASS. 8'M 4U at. s.w.
~ DVDGOV AT
I A JUMIUVA1 I ? !?
INAUGURATION TIMES WILL KEEP UK BUSY
as so many will want to spend cash wlthotl
making ? sacrifice. No use doing It. Send fo
us and get our offer for men's worn clothing
shoes, etc. JUSTUS OLD STAND. 013 D.
LADIES. I WILL CALL AT YOl Il RKSIDBNOE
Scalp treatment hiwI *hainp?M(liig: wlentifl
massage; combing* made to order. I'bone Nort
21)55 M A. K. BOI.I.F.R. laid T st. n.w.
NAT'L PR ESS INC! CLUB STEAM CLEANINli
pressing and (l.relnjt men's suits. 2f?c; pantt
Hie; ladies' suits. ?5e. Called fur and deliverer
SAMUEL GORDON. 227 <J st. n.w.
ONE OK THE REST KNOWN VIOIJ1
schools In elty, to discover talented pupils fn
scholarships, makes reduced rate S5 for eutlr
term ('an l>e paid 50c lesson); violins furnlsbe
free. Box 332, Star office.
NEW YORK PRESSING CLUB AND HANI
I.AUNDKY'?Knits cleaned and pressed: flrs
lass 'sundry work; called for and dellveret
1408 10th st. n.w. Phope N. 1304.
FOR FEBRUARY.
Ladles' one-piece unllned wool or silk dresse
cleaned and pressed, $2.25.
SPTXDLKR'S. HOT 12th n.w. Phono Mala 2704
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
HOSPITAL FOR ANIMAIjS -ALL PETS TRBA1
ed humanely; surgical operations: boardln
kennels: dog cemetery. Mrs. R1DWELL, Ml
iron. 2115 14th st. Phone North 1608.
"EEFaiGERATORS & ICE BOXES
McCRAY refrigerators
Aid Cooling Rooms Have No Equal.
I McCRAY REFRIGERATOR CO..
1 811 V at. s-V.
FOE SALE?MISCELLANEOUS.
ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IN
- PIANOS AND PLAYER-PIANOS
ll RECENTLY TRADED IN FOR
PIANOLA PLAYER-PIANOS.
STE1NWAY UPRIGHT $250
SOHMER UPRIGHT 11175 1
ii WEBER UPRIGHT ! 175
I WEBSTER UPRIGHT % 150
VOSR & SONS UPRIGHT 1 100
AUTOPIASO 5325
n O. J. D?MOLL A CO.. 12th and O ate.
BLANKETS?10 eiderdown blankets; never used;
Just the thing for Inauguration. 2188% Pa.
- ave. ii, w.
p BOOKS?Architectural and engineering: also I.
C. 8. course In architecture. Bo* 157, Star
_ office. 21*
.* BRASS BED, dresser and several articles; have
too much furniture. 1106 L at. n.w. 20*
~ BROODERS?Ten cypress outdoor brooders, style
i C. Reserve 11111 Poultry Farm, East Falls
_ Church. Va. Phone Rossi vn ft-A.
i . :
BUFFET?Very handsome, solid walnut, new;
'* also other handsome pieces. 816 18tfa ?t. n.w.
- CATS-Beautiful, long-haired Angoras; must sell;
" best offer positively takes them. Bos 45, Star
office. 23*
? CHAIR?Ow-ved oak. In perfect condition, formerly
In House of Representatives (1859). 1738
F n.w.
CLOTHING?It mtrv pay you better neat time to '
wait a little longer before letting go of the
T cash. You have not seen all the rood values
t until you see us. Why man, there's no values <
to lx-at these tailored new suits, and as for the
slight Iv used overcoats, low as $3. tide you over
and save the cash. One price. Jt'UTH'S OLD
- STAND, (lift D.
x COFFEK CRN'S, two, 5-gal. each, and 15 white
enamel armchairs with inarble tops; also four
J tables. 525 9th St. n.w. 20*
COUNTER,
marble, sanitary.
Your own price.
-. Must be sold at once,
it 1008 Pa. ave. n.w.
? DOU Male Scotch collie; beautifully marked;
gentle and kind with children; one year old,
r price, $40. Phone Cleve. 185.
? FIXTURES-Large lot of store fixtures, consisting
of outside show cases, counter cases, 3 fine mahogany
counters. 4 floor ittses, ctgar wall cases,
etc.; cheap. Cook, Baum &. Co., 8th and D*
., sts. 11.w.
~ FLAGS?Flags and decorations for sale or rent.
Largest stock mid lowest prices south of New
York. Flags from 5c up. Buildings decorated
s from $5 up. All material absolutely fast colors.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Let us estimate for
" decorating your building. R. C. M. Burton &
g Son. 911 F. st. n.w. Phone Main 3494.
FLOOR OIL?Best dust less, 35c per gal.; Yale
and other keys duplicated. 20o each.
* Enterprise Hardware Co..
r Phone Main 5051. 927 9th st. n.w.
' FRAMES?Allow us to frame one picture to prove
our quality work: incomparable moldings and
price lowness. RELIABLE PICTURE FRAME
9 CO.. 1.829 14th n.w. Phone N- 2948.
FURNITURE, consisting of dining, bedroom ?nd
other very desirable furniture: reasonable
prices. 1300 Harvard St., Apt. 7. 20*
. FURS-ONE NEW BLACK RUSSIAN WOLF
SET; latest model; will sell for $12: valued
s $35. Big bargain.
Box 176. Star office.
r FURS; MANUFACTURER'S SAMPLE SWTS;
great reduction since stocktaking: rare bar:
gains available. Room 304. Kcnols building, i
1 opposite Palais Royal. Phone Main 7128.
- GREAT BARGAINS IN PLAYERS' One Pianola.
* $75, including n large collection of choice ,
player rolls. One slightly used 88-note player- ;
piano, $250. Oue new Mellotone player, up-todate
and covering everything In player construction,
on $7 monthly payments; no Interest
charged. Beautiful walnut piano, like new,
* $175, on $5 monthly payments. One new mahogany
piano. $125 cash, and one veneered
mahogany piano, $15o, on $10 monthly payp
ments. Square pianos. In good condition, $15
up. Organ, $15. Open evenings. Tuning,
$1.50. Columbia Grafonolas and records.
Hclbig Bros., 1742 7th st. n.w. Eatab. 30 vrs.
, " f
- INAUGURAL GOODS?Cook, Baum & Co.. Auctioneers.
8th and D sts. n.w. Inaugural goods
at auction. We will sell at public auction on ;
Friday, Feb. ill. at 10 o'clock a.m.. lot of
household furniture, chairs, tables, beds. etc..
etc. Cook. Baum & Co.. 8th and D sts. n.w.
INCUBATORS?Cyphers. 250 size, 515; 400 size.
520; nearly new. Apt. 9. 1814 14th st. n.w.
LATROBBS?Three second-hand, ob good as new;
cheap. 021 10th st. n.w. 22*
MACHINESStager
Sewing Machinea.
The new 1913 model Is positively the greatest
machine of the 20th century. Phone L. 448 and
have one sent to you on trial. Others from $10
and up. Renting, repairing and parts for all
machines. Also patterns and embroidery silks.
G. C. Smith.
313 Pennsylvania avc. s.e.
a MOTOR AND STARTER -4-h.p.; direct current;
220 volts speed. 1,175; Westinghouse make.
3293 M st. n.w.
j MOTOR, 2-h.p.. A. C. Also 7-h.p. direct-current
motor. 952 I Ji. ave. n.w.
SEWING MACHINES?1 Drop-head NEW HOME
and WHITE, with all attachments; taken In
trade.; cost $60: price. $12. Repairing and renting.
auppdies. Larkln. 3rd & II n.w. Ph.M.3235.
. MACHINES?New Home, drophcad, $15; Singer.
2 drop leaf. $10; Domestic. $5; and a full line of
; new Singer machines. 50c per week; repairing
1 by experts; open evenings. H. R. Given, 625
Pa. ave. s.e. Ph. Line. 3672.
* PARIiOR TABLF,. oak costumer and oak um5
brella stand for sale cheap. Call after 5
o'clock, 142 U st. n.e.
PIANO?For sale, gteinwsy piano, including
stool and cover, in perfect condition, cheap.
- _Call No. 1223 4th st. n.w. 19*
PIANO EXCHANGE.
1237 G st. n.w.
Bargains In Second-hand Pianos.
$300 Berkeley Upright $150
$300 Howard Upright $150
i $500 Hazelton Upright $95
? $300 Jacob & Bros.' Upright $95
$300 Miller Upright $175
$250 Kramer Upright $150 <
$275 Bradbury Upright $150
$350 Shonlnger Upright *125
$500 Knahe Mahogany Upright $290
$500 Chickerlng Upright . .. $95
$000 Stelnway Upright $250
$325 Citble Upright $275
$000 Autnplann $275
$750 Lauter Player $390
We will buy your old plauo for cash.
We_ sell on small paymenta.
, see us and save money.
PIANOS?GRIMES PIANO STORES
MOVED TO 708 13th.
j Just above G St.
[. Still greater reductions govern the sale
\[ of both new and used pianos and playerpianos.
Additional stock now in transit
must be advantageously placed.
' We'll fix the terms to suit.
Remember the new number. 708 13th.
_ Phone Main 1838. .
1 PIANOS? :
1 Piano bargains?Vose. $170: Stultz & Bauer,
I $110; Estey, $130: Regal, $00; Kohler & Campbell.
$110. Hugo Worch. 1110 O. ]
POOL? TABLES?1 t-ixO ft.; balls, cues and racks.
926 N. V. ave. n.w. 23*
PGRK?10,000 families wanted to eat Case's
J Belle Mead brand prepared pork; try It; It's !
delicious; at grocers' and butchers'. Agents,
' T. T. Keane Co.. 9 Wholesale row. fe2l*
" POULTRY?Hatching eggs, baby chicks, ducklings;
white Leghorns. Barred Plymouth Rocks,
giant Pekin dufka; our breeders enjoy free
range; chicks are hatched in a giant hot-water
incubator, capacity, 10.000. Insuring vigor and
vitality. Reserve Hill Poultry Form, East
Falls Church. Va. Phone Ross. 9-A.
RANGE AND LATROBE?Large double oven
range, suitable for lunchroom or boarding
house; also latrobe in good condition. Address
Box 271. Star office.
f 1
RANGE?Second-hand, suitable for restaurant or
boarding house. 921 10th st. n.w. 21*
SHADES?Good Quality opaque shades, fitted
s to your windows, only 35c; the best quality
oil opaque shades, 50c; bung free. We call
- with samples. Kleebatt's,
11th and H sts. n.e.
r
l- STATIONERY?Truitt's Bargain House offers full
line stationery, post cards, pennants, novelties
and fountain pens. Watch our window! Open
day and night. Expert card writing, invitaj
tions. resolutions, addressing, letter writing.
1 Write 'cm for inauguration! Call 235 Ta. ave. ,
n.w. 21*
" TREAD HORSEPOWER MACHINE, cheap, with
* circular saw and tublo. Apply DIM H st. n.e.
s 2<t*
TYPEWRITER?Ba 11 bearing; L. C. Smith L
~ Bros.: A1 condition and n bargain. Address <
* " Box 1X3. Star office.
,1 ???
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE, 3ft Ran_
dolph pi. n.w.; North 3128-M. Densmorea
= rentPd. (1.25 monthly; Remington*. Olivers, <
Smith-Premiers, (1.60; L. C. Smiths, Royals.
Olivers, (2.25; Underwoods. Monarch*. (2.50.
Rpdurtiona If paid 3 or ft months In advance.
1 WAGON SOAIJC?Cheap; five-ton, platform. Ap~)r
ply 913 H st. n.e. 20*
WATCH?Must he sold. man's 14-carat solid gold
7 Elgin watch, thinnest model. $18; lady's 14carat
solid gold Elgin watch, $13. A. Kahn,
" 935 F n.w.
h __
WINDOW SHADES?We make a specialty of
r flrst-claas opaque shades hung at 60c each. A
* card will bring salesman. R. C. M. Burton & '
Son. 911 E st. fl.w. Phone Main 3494.
WINDOW SHADES?Have your home furnished
- with new window shades before Inauguration.
s Low prices. Estimates furnished.
ir W. T. Batr. 1023 12th at. n.w. Tel. If. 205S.
5 "carpenters and builders.
D ALL WORK GUARANTEED AT REASONABLE
t- rates. Job work given special attention.'
I J. B. UFFEY.
1327 F st. n.a. Phone Linen. 8782-T.
~ WEATHER STRIPS PUT L.: CARPBNTBB
.. work, large or small; reasonable prices.
8 C. D. COLLINS.
i. T19 18th at. n.w. 'bone If. 1643.
* piano tuning.
n HIGH GRADE PIANO TUNING. REPAIRING
* and nlaver work. $2 up. W. W. SAUNDERS.
, twenty years expert for Sandera A St ay man, i
1 3d 14 R. C. Ch. rd. Phone Col. 2381.
window cleaning.
PHONE MAIN 71 b? TO HAVE YOUR WLN'DOW?
cleaned by reliable white help; houses overhauled.
ACME WINDOW CLEANING CO..
Leon L C'Oiv-m, , ".'21 G st. n.w.
AUTOMOBILES.
FOB 4AI.B.
AUTO TIRFS REPAIRED to stand the test of
MILESTONE" requires bonestv In materials
and methods. WtLSON-OOUCHER TIRE CO.
"Free air op tap." 1703 Hth n.w. Ph. N. 3791.
AUTOS?WHY HESITATE 1 READT CASH
for old useless ears, auto tires and tubes. Parts
of cars for sale. Call anywhere. 1SADORE
OLA8SER. 2025 7th at. u.w. Phone X. 3959.
ADJUSTMENTS and repairs by B. B. Share ft
Co. Increase your driving force. Overhauling
a specialty. 152T M at. (rear). Phone N.
2104.
BARGAIN for quick sale. "Warren." 1913
model. 6-cyllnder. 7-passengrr touring car. with
complete equipment. Including electric selfatartiug
and lighting system: tires practically
new. Car has been driven eighteen hundred
miles and in use two months only by direct
factory representative for demonstrating purposes.
Carries same guarantee as tieW car.
Geo. D. Wilson, rep. Warren Motor Car Co..
Hotel Raleigh, or care W. P. Barnhart Co..
1707 14th at. n.w.
FLANDERS ROADSTER, in daily use. $325.
Phone North lfclft.
FRANKLIN?A moneymaker for investigation;
6-eyllnder; 60 h.p.; 7 passenger: cheap. W. A.
Bell. Alabama and Stanton roads. Anacoetia,
D. C. 20*
CADILLAC. 1906 model, fairly good condition:
any reasonable offer accepted. Apply 3259 N
st. n.w.
CADILLAC. 1911, 5-passenger touring car. completely
equipped: first-class condition.
CADILLAC. 1911. 4-passenger touring car,
with detachable tonneau; first-class condition.
CADILLAC. 1010. 4-passenger touring car.
with detachable tonneau: first-class condition:
CADILLAC. l'.lOO, 5-passeuger touring car;
first-class condition.
CHAIjMEBS-DETROIT, 40-h.p., 5 or 7 passenger
touring car.
OLDSMOB1LE. 1912 Autocrat, 7-passenger;
first-class condition.
PACKARD, 1910, roadster: first-class condition.
WASHINGTON. late 1810. touring car, with
40-h.p. Excelsior motor; run less than 10,000
utiles.
THE COOK & STODDARD CO..
Tel. N. 7810. 1138-40 Conn, ave.
CADILLAC?1908, 6-passenger; in good condition;
tires as good as "new. Apply to Weaver
Bros.. 735 15th st. n.w.
COLOMBIA TOURING CAR ? Seven-passenger;
new top; demountable rims, and recently overhauled:
could be made to pay for Itself during
inauguration. Dnpont Garage, 202Q M n.w. 22*
FORD TOURING OAR?Model T. 1910 model:
excellent condition; wilt demonstrate. Address
Box 130. Star office.
HAYNES?5-passenger; 45-h.p.; bargain Rt $900.
See Clark. 311 Kenols bldg. Main 7126. Residence.
Col. 1537. *
LIMOUSINE?$1,200 limousine body, shop worn,
for $450. The Miller Co., 1026 Connecticut
ave.
MARIONS MAXWELLS. MOTOR C YCLES."
Fords and Flanders. Bargains In 2nd-h&nd cars.
See us for summer storage rates. New Jersey
Avenue Garage. 425 New Jersey ave. n.w.
MAXWELL RUNABOUT?In first-class condition:
good tires, top, magneto and windshield; $185.
3295 M st. 24*
METZ runabout; perfect condition; equipped
with Bosch magneto, gas lamps, tools, etc.: big
bargain; $150; will demonstrate. Address Box
36. Star office. 19*
Oil AUTO OH,.
40c PER GALLON.
Give It a trial. Phone M. 7315.
Nat. Machinists' Supply Co.. 520 12th St. n.w.
RACER?Forty horsepower; owner leaving city;
bargain. Call 1341 9th at. n.w. 23*
RADIATORS THAT ARE FROZEN REQUIRE
expert attention; our work is thoroughly tested;
reasonable charges. GUARANTEE RADIATOR
AND LAMP CO.. 1215 N. Y. ave. Ph. M. 4356.
REPAIRING?Automobile owners, do you want
yours done right at the right price? Overhauling
and storing in steam-heated garage. N. A.
Sbepley. 1619 L st. Tel. N. 1297.
TOURING CAR, 5-passenger, for sale; run 3,000
miles; 4 months old; $750; this is a snap. Apply
Maryland Garage, or 616 G st. n.w.
WAVEHLY ELECTRIC RUNABOUTS for "sale or
rent, guaranteed in first-class condition. South
wortn-Keiser < o., t.iectnc vehicle Repairing
and Battery Work, rear 1320 L at. n.w. Phone
X. 2231).
1 WASHINGTON touring car, $330: also one
Aoto Car runabout. $100: both In good condition;
fully equipped and practically new tires;
two great bargains. Phone Col. 586.
for hire.
AUTO FOR HIRE AXI> PRIVATE CARS.
7 and 3 passengers, by the hour;
reasonable rates; careful chauffeur.
Call Linen. 3668.
FIXE AUTOS FOR HIRE. $2.50 PER HOUR
up; fire and seren passengers; lowest rates In
city; strictly competent drivers. For special
rates phone Linen. 1434.
FIVE-P ASS ENGERAUTO.
$2.00 per hour.
Foot warmer.
AUTO HIRE CO.. Linen. 2563.
FOR HIRE?
By the hour or trip.
Five-passenger private auto.
Phone Xorth 2846.
"HELLO. MAIN 68341 SEND SAME EASTriding
6-passenger car with same careful chauffeur."
$2.50 per hour. No up. Seven-passenger
limousine. $3.50 per hour.
PRIVATE-APPEARING CARS.
NEW 1013 5 AND 7 PASSENGER AUTOMOhlles
for hire. $2 per hour up: careful chauffeurs.
Day phone Main 7319. Night Xorth
5049. PEOPLE'S AUTO HIRING CO., 827
14th st. n.w.
wanted. "
AUTO WANTED WILL EXCHANGE MT
equity in a well rented house for a runabout
automobile. Call Room 2in, Woodward bldg.
WANTED-AT OXOE, LIGHT TOURING CAR;
Ford or Flanders preferred: must be reasonable:
cash. Phone Col. 5115. 20*
garagesT "
GARAGE SERVICE for those who know what
they want. Expert repairing and storage.
NORTHWEST GARAGE, Campbell & Bland,
1219 13th ireart. Ph. X. 2320.
MOTOR CYCLES^
" MOTOR CYCLES. "
1910 Indian. l>est condition. Bargain $60
Various makes of used machines at bargain
prices.
HOWARD A. FRENCH & CO.,
736 14th st. n.w.
SECOND HAND MOTOR CYCLES?A FEW
guaranteed slightly used machines can be
fought at bargains: cash or payments. BERRTMAN
A WILLIAMS. 912 Bth at. Main 4180.
BOATS AND ACCESSORIES.
MONARCH KEROSENE ENGINES FOR MO
tor boats or lighting plants cost little to operate.
Send for catalogue and prices. L. M.
THOMPSON. Agent. 1.131 Belmont st. n.w.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
FOR SALE?25 up-to-date vehicles of all styles,
good as new; buggies, surreys, runabouts,
family carriages and delivery wagons to suit
anv business from 810 up; harness. 8+ up.
COGSWELL'S. 216 11th st. n.w.
MARES?Two working: also one work horse: will
sell cheap; owner leaving city. 806 10th st. n.e.
_24?
MARE?Handsome, brown, aix years old, 16
hands, stylish. Tcry fast driver, safe and
sound, work well under saddle.
Bay gelding, 6 years old. 16 hands, well
bred, safe and sound, broken to saddle only.
Brown gelding. 7 years old, 15V6 hands"; a
grand combination horse, with great speed;
suitable for lady or gentleman.
Two English saddles and two military saddles,
with bridles, saddle cloths, etc. Call for
Mr. Boyd. Downey's Livery Stable,
1622 L n.w. Tel. M. 2286.
BOARDING?Having purchased and thoroughly
remodeled at aide. property rear of 337 Pa. ave.
n.w.. we are prepared to hoard or hire you
horses, wagons or huggies of all descriptions,
ai special rates. M. 1197. Gen. Livery Co.. Inc.
HORSES?Two large work horses, cheap. 1420
7th st. n.w. 19*
TEAMS wanted; contract for season's work;
house, stable; small farm on the job, n.e.;
bond required. Box 47. Star office. 19*
~ WSSTpapeb! '
ARTISTIC INTERIOR DECORATING, HARDwood
and floor finishing, radiator bronzing,
house painting. We use only the highest grades
of material and employ skilled mechanics exclusively.
R. E. KNIGHT, 1410 Park road.
Phone Col. 838.
SATISFIED WITH YOCR PAPERHANGER?
I'aperhunglng. decorating, cornices, centers and
picture rods tinted to match papers selected.
fjllAo. r^VA>>r?. otn s.w. .uain NlHo-.M.
3. GOLDBLATT. GENERAL CONTRACTOR,
painter, paperhanger and plasterer. Rooms
papered, $2.50; painted, $2; city or country.
Call or drop postal, 701 22nd at. n.w.
PAPEKHAXG1NO. PAINTING A DECORATING,
In all It* branches, 20% cheaper than any firm
In the city. CHAS. R. HYSAX, 204 East Capitol
st. Phone Linen. 2239 for estimate.
PAPERHANGING- PAINTING - DECORATING.
Artistic A finished work. Write for onr special
eat.?no charre. Drop postal or ph. M. 5638. Take
advantage of dull season. BrownACo.,803 5th nw.
23.000 ROLLS 1913 WALL PAPER JUST REC'D.
26% off this month. All papering and painting
absolutely guaranteed. Call or drop card C0PENHAVER
& SON. 1203 Bth n.w.
HARRISON A CO.'S PAPERHAXGERS AND
painters, are picked exports who neTer fall to
please. Lowest prices on papering, painting or
glaalng. Ph. North 1733 for eatl. 1502 th n.w.
12.000 ROLL8 FINE WALL PAPER. FINE 7?T
terlor work and paper hanging a specialty.
Lowest prices before inauguration. Phone W.
622. F. A. POURNIER CO.. 2010 K st. n.w.
CARPET CLEANING.
CARPETS THOROUGHLY AND CAREFULLY
cleaned; rugs woven from old carpets; mattresses
renovated. Estimates furnished. ALBERT
KAHLERT A CO.. S62 B at. s.w. M.30M
^ ' TABLE BOARD.
ll? IRth ST. N.W.?NEW MANAGEMENT; Excellent
table board, home cooking; only choicest
provisions. Phone M. 8579.
1864 COLUMBIA ROAD -EXCELLENT l'ABLB
board and service: small tables. mh4*
1122 VERMONT ATE?EXCELLENT SOt'THcrn
table lioai-d, to- Inauguration or longer;
reasonable; desirafll# rooms near.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
BARBER SHOP for sulo..or will take partner: 3
chairs. Address Box 132. Star office. 20*
CANDY BPSINESS- A long-established. lilghclass
candy business, located in the heart of
the city; good business: low rent, including
large basement for manufacturing; cheap to a
quick buyer. Investigate. Booth Business Brothers.
McLachlen bldg.. 10th and G. 25*
DRUU fTORE?Fint-claas proposition; only
> 1.too on payments. Boa 138. Star office. 20*
EQUIPMENT, complete, for lunchroom; coat
$800; will sell for $150 cash. Phone Col.
4757 before 10 a.m. or after 6 p.m.
FAMILY HOTEL; no better furnished, located
or paying place in city at price asked; closing
estate cause sacrificing.
Rooming house near Iowa Circle: cost to
furnish. $1,500; quick sale take $S0O; very
cheap rent: also 14-rootn rooming bouse; 3
baths: hot-water heat: clearing $S3 a month;
half *alue at $590.
Paper rente; good section n.w.: clearing
$1,800_ year under management; if personal
axienuon given couixi near raucu uiuir, ic^a
than cost at $1,050.
Rooming house near Franklin Park; 15 rooms.
2 hatha, hot-water heat; corner; give away at
$650. 11-rooni house In 000 block K St. n.w.,
only $00O, ami nicely furnished house on 11 st.
n.w., near 3rd St., "only $500.
Livery business; best value In city, at $9,000;
barber shop, near 13th and F. worth $1.20.1.
price. $S0t?; saloon, receipts $S0 day, price.
$3,800.
To buy or sell a business see us.
New York Business Brokers. 1423 F.
GREAT (TT In price on general stock nx-rcnnille
line. Box 139. Star office. 20*
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE?Doing a
good business; n.e. preferred. Box 148, Star
office. 21*
GROCERY?Southwest; excellent corner: cheap
rent; living rooms; sales, $200 week. $1,000.
Grocery, near 16fh st. n.w.; one of the beat
stands In the city; owner retiring, will sell,
$1,800.
Grocery?Le Droit Park; excellent cornet;
well paying proposition; owner has other
business. $1,000.
Grocery?Tennallytown; cheap rent; living
rooms; sales. $200 week; will sell $900.
Ilalto. Bus. Brokers, 504 E.
GROCERY and fruit business at a baTgaln
price; well stocked store; prominent street
downtown; n.w.; owner retires to engage In
other line. Address L. P. D-. Star office.
LUNCH AND DINING- ROOM; strictly cash
business; average. $500 a week; good reasons
for selling: no brokers. Box 00. Star office.
MEAT BENCH (first-class! for sale; .-heap If
sold at once. Address Box 35. Star office. 19*
PARTNER with $50o. to open store; big profits.
Box 107. Star office. 27*
PARTNER with $200, male or female; drug
sundries, delicatessen, cigars, leeless soda fountain;
low rent; good location. Box 183, JStur
office. 21*
PARTY having a fine restaurant will give an
experienced person half Interest inauguration
week; small capital required. Box 168, Htar
office. 21*
PATENT ATTORNEY with established practice
would like to meet lawyer or office man with
means to Invest in advertising. Address Box
187. Star office.
POOLROOM (club charter); cheap to quick purchaser;
doing good business; low rent; good
reason for selling; no brokers. Address Box
3*9, Star office. 21 _
ROOMING HOUSE? Hlgh-clasg, permanently filled.
Rent, $65. Income, $130. Price, $io0. No
curiosity seekers. 519 L st. n.w. 21*
ROOMING HOUSE for sale: 12 rooms; permanent
roomers; excellent location- easily heated; a
bargain. $275; leaving city. 523 Oth n.w. 20*
HlXOXIIVx: ITril*KR_Kl?vniiHv fnrxHshexl vnluc.
$1,500; will sacrifice to quick purchaser. Box
136, Star office. 2o*
ROOMING IIOUSE?Attractively furnished; on
paying basis; price. $600: payment of $350
cash; balance monthly payments. Box 137,
Star office. 20*
SALOON'?Near Pa. are.; beat proposition In
town for $2,950. JJodd & Co., n.e. cor. *th
and G sta. n.w.
SNAP for bosiness woman; $2,500; no agents.
A<ldress A. C. P., Star office. 21*
STORE?Nice grocery store, cheap If sold this
week. Call 632 4th n.e. 19*
TAILOR STORE?$100 will buy tailor store,
fixtures and tools; 7 living rooms; rent, $35;
must be sold at once. 621 P St. n.w. 23*
VOTES?What am I offered for forty-one thousand
In thp Washington Herald contest? Addrcss
Box 149. Siar office. 21*
FOR THE LADIES!
THE BAUGHMAN COLLEGE, WHERE LADIES
and girls can learn dressmaking and tailoring.
Kor particulars call or write the College, 7113
11th St., 6 doors above Palais Royal. *
REMODELING AND REPAIRING OF ALL
kinds of furs at summer prices.
WM. WOLF, the Furrier.
716 11th st. n.w., 2nd floor.
WE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE YOU INSPECT
our full line of valentine and dinner favors.
DOLLY MADISON. 720 11th st. n.w. Phone
orders given special attention. Tel. M. 5134.
STYLES DISPLAYED IN LADIES' SUITS BY
ALF GREENBEKG (formerly of the Louvre*
are a full season ahead of anything seen outside
of N. Y. 1207 9th n.w. Ph. N. 692.
COMBINGS VALUABLE ? MADE INTO THE
Borden pat. stemless switches, pompadour:
every separate hair woven together, with all
roots at top. Hair will not creep or mat. Ask
about our special offer. Borden's, 704 11th st.
n.w. Phone Main 4443.
LADIES' SUITS, FINELY TAILORED AFTER
THE LATEST CREATIONS FROM PARIS,
WITH WORKMANSHIP AND FIT
GUARANTEED.
Made up. you furnish material and trimmings.
for $10. Made up. you furnish material and we
furnish trimmings, $15. complete. Made up. with
us furnishing everything, for $25 up, complete.
D. PLATSHORN.
940 N. Y. ave. n.w. Phone M. 7603.
MISS JEANNIE Y. MAJOR. 929 G N.W.. FASHlonahle
modiste and gown builder. makes a specialty
of trousseaus.evening and reception gowns,
also street dresses. Models and fit guaranteed.
LET US BLEACH AND RPBLOCK YOUR
Panama hat now to avoid the coming rush;
winter prices on all summer work.
VIENNA HAT CO., 410 Dth at. n.w.
LADIES' PANAMA AND STRAW HATS
cleaned, bleached and remodeled. Avoid the
rush, leave your order now and save inonev.
D. NEUFELD. 814 9th St. n.w., bet. H and .1.
\VtLI. clean your gloves twenty
times for the price you paid for your cheapest
pair: In other words. 5c a pair. Consult us
about cleaning and dyeing. NEWPORT DYE
WORKS, 2822 P n.w. Phone W. 1146.
SPIRELL A CORSETS
THE CORSET MAKES THE GOWN.
On it depends the flt, the grace, and effect
even more than the material itself. SPUtELLA
CORSETS fitted by a TRAINED COKSETIEKE
are ideal .
SPIRELLA CORSET SHOP.
46 C st. n.e. Phone Linen. 2105.
MILLINER. ARTISTIC, STYLISH: HOME OR
out; moderate; feathers made, dyed, cleaned,
enrled: hat frames. Phone Mala 7949. 1010
Eye st. n.w.
SPECIALIST IN OSTRICH FEATHERS?GllUued,
cleaned, dyed and repaired: long feathers
mfg. from short pieces. Reasonable prices. Miss
M. C. DALY'. 47 H st. n.w. Phone L. 1702.
$1.00.
All kinds of sewing machines repaired and
warranted. Phone or postal.
OPPENHEIMER'S,
SOO E st. n.w.
CLARA I!. CUNNINGHAM,
Expert Furrier, 1011 K st. n.w.
Remodeling, Repairing. Redyelng of Fine Fur
Garments a Specialty. Phone Main 004.
R00MS AND BOARD.
1404 L ST. N.W.?FOR THE INAUGURATION.
G or 6 handsomely furnished rooms; each room
having one double and two single beds; suitable
for four in each room; excellent table; all
modern conveniences; exceedingly low rates If
reserved this week.
1309 CONN. AVE. (DUPONT CIRCLE)?EX
cepiionu.1 accumunraauaua lor inaugural visitors,
or permanent: meals If desired.
1024 17th ST. N.W.?CAN ACCOMMODATE 15
or 20 for inauguration: excellent tabic; very
reasonable if reserved at onee. 25* *
720 10th N.W.?LARGE KOOM FOR TWO Oil
three persons; also single room; low rates.
1135 6th S.W. -WGIiL FURNISHED ItOOMS FOR
inauguration; ean accommodate 15; convenient
to cars. .
1106 L ST. X.W.?LARGE ROOMS. WITH
breakfast; eau accommodate about 75 visitors
to inauguration. 20?
1440 M ST. N.W.
Can accommodate party of 15 for
inauguration: handsomely furnished
rooms; adjoining hatha; every convenience;
excellent table hoard * optional.
Phone N. 7435.
320 MD. AVE. N.E.?TWO NICE. LARGE
rooms, southern exposure, in good neighborhood,
with excellent table.
46 V ST. N.W. LARGE FRONT ROOM FOR 2
gentlemen; excellent table board; private family.
20*
THE DECERN E, 1224 1226 13th ST. N.W. ?
Centrally located; accommodations lirat class;
$25 month tip; $1.50 day. 28*
515 M ST. N.W.?COMFORTABLE ROOMS; EX
cellent table; can accommodate 10 for Inauguration;
very reasonable.
WANTED?ROOMS AND BOARD.
W ANTED?*BT MIDDLE-AUED GENTLEMAN
room ami ttoard iu private family; neighborhood
15th and V sts. n.w. Address Box 46, Staf
office. 19*
WANTED?ROOMS "
WANTED-FURNISHED ROOM ON PA. AVE.,
parade route, from March 1 to 5, inclusive;
reasonable. Box 60. Star office. 20*
BY LADY EMPLOYED. WELL TERM811 ED
room, n.w., not to exceed $10; permanent. Box
143. Star office. 18*
3 OR 4 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping, by couple, no children; central
u.u.; reav>ii,4h|r. l'<>x 39. Star office. 19*
FOB RENT?BOOKS.
furnished.
2900 N ST. X W.
One room. 19x19-; 2 douhle bed*. 1 single bed.
One room. 10x19; 2 doable bed*.
One room. 10x10; 1 double bed.
One room. 8x10: 1 single bed.
Near restaurants and both line* of street
car*. Will not rent le** than 4 day*: reasonable
rate*. No meals. Address W. 11. llOFt.HTOX.
with reference*. 20*
1511 L ST\ N.W.-FOR INAUGURATION; i
south front double parlors: unusually large:
well furnished; also other room*; 5 block* from
White House.
1115 Oth N.W., A IT. l-UAROK FRONT COMfortably
furnished room: suitable for thro.- for j
Inauguration.
1019 9th ST. N.W.?C.\N AC'OMMODATK A
few refined gentlemen for the inauguration:
reasonable.
91K F ST. N.W. SKntMi l l.oolt. Si tl TUF.ltV
exposure, cheerful, unlet room: bath same floor;
gentleman. 21*
TWO NICELY FI RXISHED CEX
trally located; suitable for Inauguration: ideal
sufroundlngs. Box 171. Star office.
1213 I ST. N.W.?CAN AC<!OMMODATK 10 FOR
the Inaugural lor.; reasonable. 2.'*
14th AND L BRUNSWICK. APT. 36-NICELY
furnished room, suitable for 2: reaerTe for inauguratlon
week. 24*
1433 M ASS. AVE. N.W.-2 HANDSOMELY 1 1 1!
nlshed parlors: bay windows; southern cxIHJsure;
suitable for four gentlemen; $10 per
dav f?..r each rootn: reserved for inauguration.
28*
722 r.th X.E. ~ ? EXTREMELY HANDSOME
three-room Hat. furnished in the best of style,
complete for housekeeping: everything ne?v:
great bargain. Phone I.inrn. Ro06. *
Foil RENT?KITCHEN AND DINING ROO>I.
partly furnished, near 7lu and II n.w. Box
140. Star office. *
417 9th ST. N.W. COMFORTABLY KFRNISHed
rooms; transients accommodated. Can accommodate
7 for Inauguration- *
1100 VT. AVE. YOCNG MEN; ELEGANTLY
furnished rooms in private family: exclusive
downtowu section.
412 II ST. N.W.-FRONT AND BACK ~R<K>M.
yard, heat; no objection to children; $10.
2228 N ST.?TWO NICELY F CRM SHED
rooms, third floor, front; private bath: reasonabtc.
Kilo MASS. AVE. N.W. -FOR RENT. A FEW
single and doable rooms for Inauguration.
710 lutli N.W.-SECOND-STORY FRONT. IN
private farnllv; to one or two gentlemen. Phone
M. 7507. 20*
2911 p'bT. N.W.-2 COMML N1CA . :n"G BOOMS,
furnished; private family. 20*
THE OAKLAND. 2000 COL- R< IAD BKAI II
fill rooms and' bath reserved for Inauguration.
Apt. 23.' Reference. 2U*
1908 H N.W.?4 NICE, LARGE ROOMS: WELL
heated; permanent; will reserve for luauguratlou.
413 G N.W.?CAN ACCOMMODATE PARTY OF
20 for Inauguration if reserved at once; reasonable.
512 5th ST. N.W. CAN ACCOMMODATE TEN
for inauguration If reserved at owe: reasonable.
S GRANT PL. N.W. VERY DESIRABLE
rooms: hot water heal; transients accommodated:
can accommodate 12 or more for inauguration;
central location. ,
1319 PA. AVE. S.t.--2 NICE. LARGE ROOMS;
could accommodate four during inauguration if
rfRWY#?d note.
810 30th ST. X.W. -TWO NICELY FURNISHED
rooms; heat and gas: gentlemen preferred. 20*
421 II ST. N.W.?3 6EAUTIFUL ADJOINING
rooms. 2nd floor, for gentlemen, or housekeeping.
19*
813 CONN. AVE. ? FINELY FURNISHED
rooms, day, week or month: also reservations
for Inaugural week. Main 4783. 19*
LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS TO REFINED
gentlemen for inaugural week; quiet, private
family; line location. Box 337. Star offlee. *
WILL TAKE PARTY OF 85 OR MORE MEN
for Inauguration at $3 per ,week; warm, eomfortahle
quarters. 1310 Mass. are. n.w.
THE ALABAMA, 11th AND N. AFT 401 -FOR
the Inauguration, double room for three; elc-,
Tator and telephone. 2b*
1304~S ST. N.W.-LARGE, NICELY FURNISH
ed rooms for men only; heat, liath. gas; colored.
912 MASS. AVE. -LARGE PARLOR RED
room; suitable for ronple; also back room*;
southern exposure.
432 lOTH ST. N.W.
Very desirable rooms; transients accommodated:
rooms reserved for inauguration.
1758 COLUMBIA KD.-DELIGHTFUL FRONT
rooms, 2nd floor; southern exposure; adjoining
hath; near car lines.
510 5th ST. N.W.
Very large front and back rooms: all modern
conveniences; transients accommodated:
can accommodate 15 for inauguration; reasonable.
~ 7 B ST. N-W. "
8 large, comfortably furnished rooms; suitable
for partv of 40 or 50 if reserved at once; 8
large windows facing Uapitoi; line view of
parade: reasonable.
THE IROQUOIS^ APT. 602?HANDSOMELY
funtisbed front room; every convenience; reasonable.
1426 X ST. N.W.?CAN ACCOMMODATE 15
for Inauguration; single or double rooms; private
family.
1418 M ST. N.W. (THOMAS CIRCLE!?HANDsomely
furnished rooms, en auite or single;
brass beds, cherry and mahogany furniture;
open fireplaces; all outside rooms. Rooms reserved
for Inauguration. Phone X. 4895.
126 RANDOLPH" PL. N.W. ? LARGE ROOM;
^I'lUi'Munu , an iuuu?*i u luijiiutvujruu-. iu;rc .
<'Hr linen. 16*
1915 14th. THE FRANKLIN. AIT. 7?SECFKE
your rooms for inauguration in handsomely
"furnished apartment. 16*
929 K N.W. FOtR LARGE. < OM FORTAP.LY
fur., well heated rooms: suitable for 18 or JO,
for inauguration. if reserevd at onee. 20*
1016 15th ST. N.W.
BACHF.i.or apartments and transient
rooms. can accommodate from
10 to 14 for inal'gl'ration. break
fast. if desired: phone m. 1485.
226 E ST. N.E.?2 NICELY FUR. ROOMS:
near Union station: could accommodate four
during inauguration.
705 5th ST. N.W.?TWO LARGE. NICELY FL'R
niched parlor rooms, suitable for 10 or 12 for
inauguration; transients accommodated; reasonable.
21*
1742 F ST. N.W.?VERY LARGE. COM FORTable
room, suitable for party of 5 men for Inauguration.
735 11th N.W.?NICELY FL'R.. WELL HEATED
rooms: transients accommodated until March
1: can accommodate 8 or 10 men for inauguration.
if reserved at once; reasonaflle.
THE ALABAMA. 11th AND N. API. 206Large.
nicely fur. room, in private family;
will reserve for inauguration.
FI RNISHED ANP I XFIRMSHED.
2718 13th ST. N.W.?THREE LARGE ROOMS:
private barb; also second-floor room, with porch.
2121 F ST N.W. ? TWO ROOMS. THIRD
floor; heat and gas. Phone Main 5030.
UNFURNISHED.
2118 G ST. N.W.?FOUR OR FIVE ROOM
flat; also rooms with or without board.
204 F ST. N.W.-2 ROOMS, HEAT. GAS. $15
per month: three for $y>.
401 6th 8.W.?3 LARGE ROOMS. WITH HEAT
and gas; private bath: rent reduced to $16. 21*
332 IND. AVE.?HANDSOME PARLOR HOLSEkeeping
flat: 3 rooms and kitchenette: steam
heat: opposite park: $27 month. Call owner. 2rt*
2307 M ST. N.IV.?TWO COMMUNICATING
rooms; second floor: bath, gas and heat: reasonable.
1818 8th st. n.w.?tliree l'nft'rnishei)
rooms; heat, gas and bath: $16.
2 OR 8 LARGE ROOMS. SUITABLE L.H.K.;
Somerset, Met.; reasonable rates; one fare. Box
16 B. BethesJa. Md. 20*
232 F ST. N.W.-3 ROOM FLAT. L'NFl'RNISHed,
heat, gas and buth, $5 per week.
NEAR STATE DEPARTMENT. TWO URGE
first-floor rooms, with large basement and
kitchen: $80. Box 49. Star office. 19*
3919 KANSAS AVE. NU -.I UNFURNISHED
rooms for l.li.k.; steam heat; private family:
between Randolph and Shepherd; convenient to
9th and 14(h ?t. car lines.
APARTMENTS TO LET.
VERONICA, 210 13th qt. ?.w.
3 rooms and bath, heated.' $28.00
SUFFOLK. 7th and H ats. a.w.
8 room* and bath $15.76 op
PHILLIPS COMPANY. 330 John Marshall pi.
TWO-ROOM AND BATH BACHELOR APARTment
to let; location handy for everything.
Apply at Hygiene Pharmacy, cor. Mass. ave.
and 2nd at. n.w. 19*
KENESAW APARTMENT HOUSE,
16th CORNER IRVING ST. N.W.
Special rate# to Oct. 1st on a few vacancies
In this lilgh-class fireproof bouse; best location
both car lines; all rooms outside, large
and sunny; housekeeping and bachelor; some
furnished; 3 elevators; spacious lawns; exnollAnt
p?fp At ritM.
S. H. BBIANT. Manager.
THE HILLSIDE. 1415 CHAJ'IN ST. -I ROOMS
and bath. $28.50. THE CAROLINA. 706 11th
at. n.w.. two rooms and bath, $20.5o.
AMERICAN REALTY CO., T09 11th n.w.
THE OLTMPIA.
14th and Euclid sts. n.w.
Poll fireproof construction.
All modern Improvements.
Large, comfortable rooms.
Excellent cafe. Moderate rates.
A few desirable 5 and 7 room aptrtamh
from $40 to $60 a month.
PITCH. FOX A BROWN.
MS3 P at. n.w.
"THE RIGGS."
Fireproof, 1409 13th n.w.
g rooms and bath $23.50 to $32.80
P. W. GRAHAM A CO.. 617 14th.
THE OWASCO?Flee large, bright roofed and
bath; southern exposure; first*
. class condition.
THE ONBIDA?Fire rooms and bath; st! la food
condition; prirate rear porch.
GEORGE TRl.ESDELUr
1627 Lincoln road. "
APARTMENTS TO LET.
FOR REST?A CORNER APARTMENT. I?OWK"
TOWS, NEAR AIJ. TAR LINES: SHoRT
WALK TO 14th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
N.W.; 2nd FLOOR FRONT; ALL Ol TSIDE
ROOMS; IV ROOMS AND HATH; NEWLY I* V
PERED AND FAINTED: I'oRCH; RENT, it*.;
steam heat and plenty of nor wa
TER AI.L THE TIME; EXCELLENT J ANITOR
SERVICE.
STONE A FAIRFAX
1.142 nf.w YORK AVE. N.YT.
THE ADDISON. 922 14th~at. n.W.2
rooms au<l hath $45.0*
THE COLONIAL. 1305 30th lit. n w.?
4 room* and hath .$30.5'*
THE HAWTHORNE. 1527 Eve *t. n.ar.?
5 moms and hath . $.17 5 >
THE OREGON. |;C7 11th st. n ?
A rooms and hath $30.0'i
1217 OTIS 1*1. N.W., r. rooms and hath. $t!?.!V>
1 O.MI i? ? t?- ? . 1 . . , 1 . ? ?
Km <> el. .> . .1 rOIIHIS ?ll?l 11*11!
69 I* ST. \K.. 5 rt Hints and bath 816 **"
72 () S'l . N.K.. I room* ai.d hath. . . *15.(
WEAVER BROS 7.15 15tb at. n.w.
FOR RENTSTONF.
A F \IRFAX.
1342 New York ave. u.w.
APARTMENTS.
(Heat furnished.)
The Harford. IS13 Clifton. 5r . . ?? .09
71? 13th st. n.w., 2nd 11 6r.. h . ... 45 5*
The Montloello. 5157 Mt. I"e*? st . r.. 11.'^
The Trueman. 1359 Park rd.. 2nd (! ><>: .dr. 421k"
1539 14th st. n.w., 2nd floor, ft rooms... 42.*-".
The Saranac. 12"9 N. Cap.. ?r. and h...
The Iroquois. 141M at. n.w.. 4r.. t>. . 4o *>
The Christian!. 5 rooms and !>*th 35 on
920 N Y. ave. n.w.. 3rd fl 4r. and h.. 32 8"
The Turin. In24 17th st. n tr.. 4r . 1>... 30 5*
'J llf Ellsworth. t!25 5rd st no. r.r . ISO
PIS 14th st. u w.. 3rtl floor.. 3<tf>?
2uft D st. n.w .. 2nd floor. Sr.. bath ... 27 ' !
643 II *t. n.< . 3rd floor. ft rooms 27MI
29ft I> st. u.w . 2ud d.. Jr. qnd hath... 27 5
912 Now- York are. n.w 2na fl.. 2r.. I? . 25
The Bryn Mawr. 131(5 C n.w. 4r.. I?... 25.51
Tho S|tokane. 121 lllh.no.. 4r., bath... 25.56
The lussoll. 1324 14th st. n.w. 2nl fl >: 25.??
Tlio IlkloT. 1320 C St. n.w.. 4r. anil (>... 25 on
1324 14th n.w.. 3rd floor. 2r. and hath 1* 00
STONE * FAIRFAX. 1342 Now York are. n w.
TWO FAMII.T FLATS.
(No boat furnlalied. 1
1193 Park road. 2nd floor. 7r.. h 35 0*
1674 Itvlntr at. n.w.. 2nd floor. 7r.. b . . 30.5'?
171S I'a. arc. n.w.. 2nd floor, rtr.. bath . 28 51
818 R. I. ave. n.w.. 2nd floor. Sr.. b 28 5'?
3032 Q at. n.w.. lat floor. Sr.. b 28.<">
1478 Chapin at. n.w., 1st floor. Br., b... 27.5?
1478 Chapin at. n.w.. 2nd floor. Cr.. b.. 27 50
1468 Chapin at. n.w.. 1st floor. Sr.. b... 27.5b
1470 ChHpln at. n.w.. 1st floor. Sr. b.... 27.50
1761 Wlllard st. n.w.. 2nd fl.. ft'.. and b. 2T..B??
1811 Kaloraina are. n.w . 1st floor. Sr.. b 35.So
1 8 at. b e., 1st floor. Sr. and batb 26 "0
22 T at. n.e., 2nd floor. Or 24 56
Id T at. n e.. 2nd fl.. fir. and b 24.5'>
37 Qulncy st. n.w.. 2nd floor. Or., b 23.30
22S 11th at. a.e.. 2nd floor, dr.. ha'h.... 23.iu
22 T st. n.e.. 1st floor. Sr. and b 23.50
lt?2fi T st. n.w.. S rooms and bath .. 22.5(1
2511 t7lh st. n.w.. lat floor. 5r. and b.. 22.59
1309 1st st. n.w.. 1st fl . Sr. and h.... 22.6'?
21 Seaton at. n.w.. 1st floor. Sr.. bath.. Jf.lW
309 R st. u.w. 2nd fl.. Sr., It.... 21.8
311 R st. n.w.. 1st fl . Sr., b 21.5(1
395 R st. n.w . 2nd floor. Sr. and'b 21.50
305 R st. n.w.. 1st fl.. Sr.. bath 2t.?H
2821 Sherman are. u.w., 2d floor, 4r., b. UD.J"
2811 Sherman are. n.w.. corner. 4r.. b.. 29 '*?
2809 ShTman are. n.w.. 2nd floor 4r... 19 59
2895 Sherman are. n.w., 2nd fl.. 4r.. b.. 18.5?1
2899 Sherman are., lat floor. 4r. and b.. 18 5?
769 Cirard St.. lat flisir. 4r.. bath 18.25
282S Sherman are.. 2nd floor. 4r. and b. 18 90
474 0 at. n.w., 4 rooms 12.8)1
2418 O St. n.w.. 3r. and bath 19.06
STONE * FAIRFAX. 1342 New Tortc awe. A.w
DOWNTOWN; 6 HEAt TIKI L ROOMS AN I *
bath, for private family. Th?- Como," Hfl
Crant pi. n.w . See Janitor. I?. It. THOMPSON1
A CO.. Agt.
LEASE HANDSOME APARTMENT; 3 ROOMS
and bath: the Sherman. 15th and 1. n.w.: $2".
Apply Janitor.
FOR LEASE?IN TIIF. DRESDEN. OS 4JONneetlent
and Kalorama avenue*: splendid aelfh
borhood: a four-room and bath apartment at
$40 and a 12 room and 3-l>ath apartment at
$225 per month. Open for Inspection.
TOR LEASE-IN THE PHOENIX. 207 EAST
Capitol street; near Capitol and Congressional
Library; homelike apartments of 5 rooms and
bath; SU7.50 per month; good neighborhood.
'
FOR LEASE-IN THE KARLINGTON. ON
the east side of 16th st.. Just shore Columbia
toad; beautiful location; well arranged apartments
of 4 rooms and bath. $7 5; 5 rooms and
bath. $37.50? Mt. Pleasant cars pass the door
FOR LEASE-IN THE I.OSSDALK, NO. 2134
California are.; high location, overlooking the
city; a nine room apartment, with two hatha.
$85 per month.
FOR LEASE-IN THE ROCHESTER. US$
Meridian st. u.w.; splendid location; nnar1
menttt of three rooms and hath. $25.50 aed
$26.50 per month, and one loom and bath at
$13.5o per month.
FOR LEASE?In the Morton. 14S2 R st n.w..
very desirable apartments of two rooms and
bath at $1S).50 and $20.50 per month.
! SWARTZELL. RHEF.M & HEN SET CO..
j 727 15th at. n.vr.
HOUSEKEEPING.
WENDELL MANSION'S. 2339 Mass. are. n.w.
12 rooms. 3 baths $250 O >
THE WOODWARD. Conn. are. and Ashmead pi.
5. C and 7 rooms and bath $90. $85 A $115
THE AIRY VIEW. !M15 2<Uh st. n.w.
5 rooms and bath $32.50 and $5".00
TIIE DAMARI8COTTA. 91S l.Sth st. n.vr.
5 and U rooms and bath $15.00
THE SHELBY. 1410 Columbia road n.w.
3 and 5 roc ins and bath, porches. $27.50. $42.50
THE WAI.LIS. 1647 Lainont ?t.
| 5 rooms and l?ih $32.50 to $|0.?ii
iTIIE HOWARD. 1617 Swann st. n.w.
i 5 rooms and bath $30.oi?
THE ECKING1 ON. 332 Seaton at. n.e.
5 rooms and -bath . $27.<a?
THE WARD. 307 S st. n.e.
3 and 4 rooms and hath. . .$22.50 and $27.">o
1206 G ST. N.W.. 6 rooms and bath $40 50
338 ADAMS ST. X.E.. 5 rooms and bath. . .$23.50
BACHELOR.
1114 G ST. N.W.. 2r. an I bath.. .$20.00 to SR.Ot
707 12th ST. N.W . 2 room* and hath $27 5 >
725 11th ST. X.W.. 2 room* and bath . .$22 5't
THE AIRY VIEW. 2115 2 >rh
2 rooms and harti (20.<si
FLATS HEAT NOT Kl ItMSHED.
39 0 ST. N.W.. Sr.. h.. porch. Iiirnaee . $23 .'
522 It. I. AVE. X.E.. 5 room* and bath $19.2"
503 It. I. AVE. N.E.. 5 t ooins and bath... $17.2
304 V ST. X.E.. 6 rooms and lei I h . $I8."o
THE I II SMITH COMPANY.
1408 NEW YORK AVE. N.W .
A DESIUARLF. PRIVATE APARTMENT; 5
rooms; bath: large south porch: hot-water hesi .
locker: janitor; half square to ears; tine Iocs
4 1M.. 4V1 . .... ? 1.1 - -w. - ? IM. ? /?! 1 CC 1
i J"u ? uriKiiiP, I rnfHiunuir i' in . i ii.a *n. a?K"? ' .
desirable 5 room "and batTT apartnent;
rent, (47.50 per mooih. The LeMX.
1623 L St. n.tr. JO jn I,. EDWARDS, Agent.
T08 14th st. n.w.
THE CONCOHD. ~
New Hampshire jtiifl Oregon avos
Attractive 2. and 4 room apartments, nlili
tiatli. $25 to (4" l?'r mouth. Itestilrnt manager.
FOR WHITE TKNANTF
(14.60-474 O ?t.. rooms and Path
FLATS FOR COLORED.
(27.50 1622 New Jersey ave.. 5 room*, hath.
(26.5'>?1622 X. J. are.. 5 rooms and hath.
J. LEO KOl.K. 923 New York ita.
THE LESTER 2132 F N.W UN OAK I,INE?T
tS rooms and Path: rooms exceptionally large;
newly papered: (37.50 per mouth. Apply
Janitor. Rent free till If arch 1.
THE NORTHPMRKRLANl>
New Hampshire are. and V st.
Strictly high elates fireproof building. r?*.f
garden; all-night elevator anii telephone *er>
Ice; all outside rooms; shower to each spanwent;
servants' rooms and Path; laundry;
floor plans furnished on application.
One two-room and hath apartment (2r.no
One four-room and Path apartment . .. 5" no
One six-room and bath apartment 75 no
Apply on premise*, or at the Wasblngtoa
Loan and Trust Company. Cafe.
THE REVERE. 1201 M_ST. X W. FEUY DE
sirahle; 5 rooms and Path; all outside; second
floor; (50.
DOWNTOWN APARTMENTS: NEW" HO.*. F.YK
st.; three large rooms, kitehen Htid tiled hstb:
beet of service; electricity; hardwood.
JOHN W. CHILDRESS. 1413 I! st. n.w.
FOR~RHNT BY I!. F. SAI L CO.. 7th & L N.W
1TOW Oft, niv Op h. A43 3,! ne Rr h .14.40
host. gus. fine it.27."4) .'tlt> Fls at nw,5r, hi 8.50
1124 7ih nw, 5r,b.23.(M 1711 4lh uw. 5r.h.17.00
1312 No Cap, 4r,b.20.50 12I?! 7tli nu. IJr.b. 1.7.7".
l.'!24 5th nw, 5r.b.20.00 1941 9th nw. 4r b .1* 00
14 Fla it nw. Br.b.19.SO 1359 I nw. 2r. .12..V?
Ft lit RENT?SPEf'J.\ h-TWO <2? VERY DK~
slrable apartments. located In one of the besi
section* of the northwest, convenient to tw<>
(2i car lines: one of five ?5) rooms and bath,
reduced from $35 to $27.5<J; one of si* 16) rooms
and hath reduced from $4?) to $35.50. Better
see these before It la too late.
Phone M. 85U3. J. L. WATSON ? CO..
_____ Hih'st. n.w.
KlRSlSHEDi^
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS?
two and six rooms, overlooking Rock Creek
Park. In heat residential section: suitable foe
congressmen. Phone Main 188!) Itet. !t and 5
(except Sunday). 21*
FOR RENT HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
apartment: seven rooms: references required:
no aiuall children. Inquire No. tl. the Concord.
TWO ROOMS ANh 15ATII. TJIE~ TORONTt?.
2Mb and P sts. n.w. Apply on premises or to
KINO A M1ER1RN. 141Q tl at. n.w.
FURNISHED APARTMENT, 4 ROOMS AND
hath: second floor: southwest exposure; fur
nished either for housekeeping or non-housw
keeplug: immediate occupation and lease for a*
long a |?orlod aa dealrcd. Apply Apt. ltJW, Florence
Court.
MOST 1>ESIRABLF ' APARTMENT sT FOR RENT
for six months or two years; overlooking White
House grounds and I.afayettc Square; southern
exposure; handsomely furnished. Inquire office,
the Rocbainbeau.
FOR RENT 3-UOOM AND BATH APT. ON
Washington Heights, completely furnished for
l.h.k.; near two car linea; reasonable. Address
Box 53. Star office.
TO sPBLjrr
UNTIL, JUNE OB OCTOBER,
2 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING AITS.
PHONE N. 7574.
WASTED.
FURNISHED APARTMENT, 3 OF 4 ROOMS?
hv couple, no children. central J*.; reason
able. Box -"9. Star office. 19*

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