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?fje &tar
Want Ads
Fhone Mam 2440
Only One Cent a Word
with
Mia Imam Char** of 15 Oata
for the following:
f.o*t and Found,
Help and Situations Wanted.
Bent Booms,
Booms and Board,
Summer or Country Board, etc..
an 1
One Cent a Word
for three or morn times.
With a Mlalaum riarfr of
4?t Onto for Thro* Tlaw. oa
Sale and Wanted Miscellaneous,
Business Opportunities,
Automobiles for Sale and Wanted,
Horses and Vehicles,
Dogs. Pets, etc.,
and Boats and Accessories.
AH Other Classified Advertising
4 Man or More, 10 Ceata a Line
Each Time for Three Times.
Rates l.eoo for a Loager Time.
NORTHWEST BR.AXCHES:
Board A McGulre. 9th and I" sta.
Bntler A Field. Pruggists. 3rd and Indiana |
Poatat Telegraph. 1421 N. V. ave.
CrlsTvell's Drug Store, "th and T ?f*.
Fred B Campbell. Prug*. 42u3 Georgia ave.
1.. 11. Par. Pri-gglst. 14th and P sts.
Kleiner's Pharmacy. Ivh and O lambla road,
tlentncr Prug Store, tttb and 1" s's.
tioldenberg's Bureau of Inform. .th>u.
Herbst's Prug Store, 2.".th and Pa. are.
Unitarian1'* Xe'w?t?ai, 170."> Ps. are.
Interior Pept.. Sth and F. Postal Telegraph.
S. Kann. Sens A Co.. Information Bureau.
Paul Pearson. Druggist. 18th and Florida are. B.te.
F. 11. Rldge-ny Pharmacy, Conn, and Fla. area.
Roland Wallace. Newsstand and Stationery Store,
328 3th st. n.w.
Tewkabury'a Drug Store. 3340 14th n.w.
t nion Station. Postal Telegraph,
t'nited States Capitol. Postal Telegraph.
1132 t'ocneotleiit a\e.. Postal Telegraph.
Julgley's Drug Store. 21st and G ats.
GEORGETOWN S
O'Donnell's Prug Store, 3.2nd and M sts.
Pride's Pharmacy, 2Stli and P sta.
Postal Telegraph. 1240 Wisconsin are.
XORTHEASTt
f.rhr's Pharmacy, 4th anil Stanton pi. n.e.
F. K. Richardson A Co.. N. Cap. and P ats.
Keneaiy's Pharmacy. N. t'ap. and I ats.
Taylor A Lamb. 11th and E. Cap. sts.
R. M. McWIUlams' Pharmacy. 1,3th and H sts. n
Taylor & Limh, X. Cap. anil Rhode Island are. 1
Yearman. D. A.. Pharmacy. 7th and H n.e.
Lincoln Park Pharmacy. 13th and East Cap. sta.
SOUTHEAST:
Thompson Plug Co.. Sth and E sts. s.e.
ttPhdlAr'a riiitu <tnih' 1 on.l Pa qtd a m
M. S. Fcaly. Druggist. 11th ar.d I'a.
SOlTHWESTi
11th st. wharf. Postal Telegraph office.
buiilvau's Drug Store, Tib and I) sts. sw.
LOST AND FOUND.
B.Vi-Small bag. containing diamond riiiBs. etc.,
lo a.m.. 2Sth instant. Baltimore electric car.
Liberal reward. Address 11.127 ISth st. n.w.,
apartment Xo. 1. 2*
ItLACK Ml'I'F tuith blue slidei, In .V and 10c
store on Pa. uve. Liberal reward If returned
to atore.
BROOCH--Friday. New 1 lanjpshire to Lincoln
Park, diamond nuil |<earl brooch, star and
crescent. Reward. 112?! B n.e. L, 2HHo
CAMERA t'ASK?Left in carriage front of 1410
Pa. ave.. Frldar noun. Reward. 23 S st. n.w*.
3*
in Mi- Bull terrier Iwbltei; long nose: answers
to the name of "Billy." Return to 1SIT 19th
st. n.w. and receive reward. 3"
1MMl?Stolen or strayed from l7oi K n.w.. blacg
I-'reneh bnil female puppy: nam-*. Rose. Liberal
reward and no qu stiona asked if returned to
ttiore address.
FOl'ND- Handbag. Sunday afternoon. Oal. after
4 tr address 1383 Quincy st. li.w.
HYMN BOOK Ijeather. tlark purple, lost on lBta
at. Sunday: reward, lflt'9 18th at. n.w.
MONEY About thirty dollars. Think was loai ;
in Smitharn'an grounds; hiii an re that there]
we-e two $10 bills and think that ther- were I
*!-o one $3 bl'l ami some one-dollar hills. |
Reward. $3. Notify Russell L. ITen. Wilmington.
N. P.. care of American I.igiit and !
Water Co. I?:ite lost. Fel?. 27. *
SATCHEL- Lost. Tuesday night, on C st. s.w.,
between 7th auil 4'^ sts. s.w., satchel containing
handcuffs Return to I'. S. Jail. Reward
1*
WATCH?On Wednesday. February 28. lady's
'* k 1 a 1 w.iti'Ii nidi foli* fi A iii?* on inaiilp uum \V
M. Wolfe. l>ec.. lltio; on outside ease initial
W Reward. Return to Mr9. J. J. tileasou.
t4'> 7t!i at. s.w.
WANTED?AGENTS.
AtiKNTS?A new article; rec.>rd-breaking sale*
everywhere; write for free sample aid ?>ur
new catalogue. E. M. Bruce A. 117 j
Smith Main si., llonier. X. Y.
ACKNTS wanted to sell tie flii-st picture of
President Wilson an I wife on Hie market: sit?
"*f> inches; to atrents. MS) 10th at. t.w. 4*
AGENTS- Inauguration novelty. Wootlrow Wilson
load; new. oiiglual; quick seller st lilc. ltMfi I
oioflt: displat furnished. WixHlruff. Box j
Star office. p
?.< \ t'KNMKVr ~KMpT.O\KS and clerks Tti busl- j
toss houses who want agreeable work for an
>.-ir or two at night. Addrec- liox 4(*i, Star
_ 31 e.
WANTED?HELP.
JTue
AGENTS. canvassers, atreetmeu for latest In sugnratioo
satin pennants, etc. Call !> a.m.
or 5 p.m. Arizona llor.se. ".JO C st. u.w..
Room :t!1. J"
AN Intelligent person may earn Jloo monthly
corresponding for newspapers; n? canvassing:
-end for (lartlciilars. Press Syndicate. HtiO
ix.ckp.rt. X. Y. 31*
ATTORNEY, familiar with all branches of I
patent office work; stale experience and sal- j
try. Box if.". Star office.
\P TO Mo KILE Bl'SINESS taught; earn money j
w lille 1 arniug: we want willing workers at
tee; lowest rate* lu towu: call for Inform#
>n Automobile School. IIP D n.w.; no colored. |
BOY with wheel. Apply Omohiiudro. StlH K at. I
II. w.
V HA I'WEEKS - A lesr knowledge of an automoblie
ra-uns a g > id position: our merriod
teaches the au'omonlle business lu all branrhea.
special rates for Feb. 71.1 1.3th at. n.w,. rear
I'T.KKKS Get a government job for $1.75? a
N?>? containing couraea of study for civil service
exantliathm*. at l??ok stores.
MtAFTIXG TAIGIIT AT NIGHT Architec,ural?
mechanical. structural. |iH'"iit and topographic;
a'so machine dex.gii. *tru?in:i! engineering and
other valuable teebtileal ismrses. Opportunities
Mftfii iii this field Writ* nrninolty fur
uirtleitlar* nnd .-alaioguo. I'oluRltda S Huoi of
Ilrafting. M. L?'-blfli lMir . elttr.
I'KIVKK. "jpi-rlcnicii. for taxVah .rri.i-e at
n>e. A<l<lr"?* Hot .tT>??, Star ?tB. ? .
l'Hf'G I'lJCRK Registered: must have refer
!>'?s. Applv I'leraon's lHug Store. iMh and
Kin. a. n.w.
ELEVATOR MAN Lua-itsed; white. Apply Jaui
tor. Colorado building.
KHRKMAN for structural Iron shop. Give in
formation in full. Addr'ss H?>x "8. Staru? c.
?
MAIL ORDER ?I'm your spore litue to bulhl up
mail order buslviees of your own; ?v help you
- art for -bar* in prodis; ?T opportunities;
particulars free. Mutual Opportunities K.x
I .nge. Buffalo. X. V . .U
M *N irxjctniifdi between 3? anil 4o. to tat*
a-r:r of morning rout*: onlv experienced man
tl anv.Tfr. Address box 3XH. Star nitre l*
Mi\ -Ton h.,s:iers for Inauguration. Apply 1
Ttii ?t. s.w . Mr. Stern.
MKN 2i? inni to s-1! tin' beat aouveulr for t'.e
inauguration: big minify. Call between 10 au.1
1? oVl.a-k Room l"it. ti!3 F st- 1*
T1 ICK ASSISTANT; btlgat, active young uian
not #vr 18; uuii-k au.1 ii-ittrat* at figures;
-mall salary au.l ion; hours. Address Ho*
WBt Sta offle. I*
I'MNl'EK M anted at once. a .-oai b painter.
118 X. I'itt st., Alexandria. Va. 2*
l RF-8SKR and fleaner; must be first class:
* <-ady job to right uiau. A. 1*. Watson. INuS
?t. n.w
ItKPRKSKNTATIVK- Actlri. and exitcrienifd
uau. acquainted with the trade In Washing
ion. to represent a well known automobile
'iianufarturtiig company. Address box 4t).
Star office.
SALESMAN' in tailoring store; must be first s?
v.indow dre-wer; only experienced nie.i
?.i api>\: steady work: good -pay. b-n
"v-hwartx. S2H F n.w.
S' (tFOREMAN sl. eto K. It. rait get job fore.. II
elee. ry. Address Roy All. Star office.
'i A HAIRS K\;e rteneeil on ladles" outerg.aruients.
k *) ( ;? el on.tr. J! brix-ks A Co.. liilU tl st.
WANTED?HELP.
MALE. __ _____ '
TAILORS?Flrat-claaa tailor* on women's coat*.
Apply at once Julius Gartlnkle A Co., 13th
ami F sts. *
TWO WAITERS, one dishwasher. Ouray Care.
Hth and O n.w.
WINDOW CLEANERS." experienced: good pay.
Apply National, fitb and I>.
VOI'TII. In title company's office; must be neat j
and quick penman; salary. $20 i*?r month, i
Addre?a. statins references. Box 03. Star "Bice. I
"?t? BOYS. >v|tli $2 deposit. Apply Monday. 3 j
to 4:3o p.m. Dodd A Co.. n.e. corner Dili and
G II. w. |
In STREET men and I toys io sell box lunches, i
7?4 Sth ?t. n.w.
MALE A NII KMMAI.E.
. j MEN-WOMEN?Oct
Rorernment parcels post Jobs; ; <
$20 week; write for list of positions open, j
Franklin Institute, Dept. 43 B. Rochester. ,
x V an.-.* I
APPRENTICE GIRL lo learn dressmaking. 1S33
F st. n.w. j
APPRENTICE GIKI S for millinery. Mrs. C.
Stleliei. 1'KH G n.w. ]
CASHIER ASP BOOKKEEPER-Must liave exI<erleiu-e
and referenee. Apply Affleck's Drug
Store. 15th and F n.w. ^
COAT HANDS Experienced: In our alteration room.
Apply at once. M. Brooks &. Co.. '
lion g ?t. n.w. _
t'OliORKP GIRL. neat, to learn manicuring and
massage. Earn $10 weekly. A. E. Luigi. P. O.
Box 8. o i t s. 5*
CORRESPONDENT An intelligent person may
earn $100 monthly corresponding for new spa- )>crs;
no eanvass'ng. Semi for particulars.
Press Syndicate. SAP Lockport. N. Y. 31*
OPERATORS ttypewriteri?Two young ladies;
state age. experience and salary expected. Ad- ,
dress "Attorney." Star office. 11*
PREPARER and apprentice tmillinery). Apply
to Fleming. 1317 H st. n.w. j
SALESWOMEN- -Lansburgh & Bro. require the
services of several experienced millinery sales
women. Apply to Mr. Glaser, care Lansburgh
& Bro.
SEWERS ? Thoroughly experienced sewers on
women's coats, skirts, gowns and waists. Apply
at once. Julius Uarflnklc & Co., 13th and ;
F sts. . *
SKIRT HANDS Experienced, 1n our alteration.
Apply at once. M. Brooks & Co., 110.) G st.
n.w.
; ; I
STAMPER A-ND ART NEEDLEWORKKK?Must
be willing to go in store. Apply 72:: 11th st.
n.w. Sauter's.
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER -B. II. S.
girl preferred: five dollars per week to aJnrt.
Address Patent Attorney. Star otllre. 2*
STENOGRAPHERS? Get a government Job for '
$1 .25?a iiook containing courses of study for j
civil service examinations; at book stores. *
STENOGRAPHER, one having patent experience preferred.
Apply to Watson E. Odeiuau, Pacific
building. 2*
TRIMMER (millineryi?Good position; long tei- son.
Address Box 34. Star offl -e. r
TYPEWRITER OPERATORS wanted; two young
ladles; state age, experience, and salary expected.
Address Attorney, Star office. 2*
WAIST HANDS, skirt helpers and sleeve hands,
at once. 1323 R st. n.w. 2* F
WAIST HAND. good. 1334 G. second floor.
WAITRESSES wanted. Gall today Fountain
Lunch, 1110 F st. n.w. 1*
WAITRESSES ? Experienced, white. Wallls* Cafe.
418 12th st. n.w.. or 617 12th st. n.w. 1* IDOMESTIC.
CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS?With"expert- j
once and reference. Applv 201 C st. n.w. 2*
COOK-Woman cook for West Virginia Deaf
nnd Blind schools; high wages. Apply with _
references to R. C. Montague. Supt.. Roiuney. J
W. Va.
COOK?At once a good cook in small private
family: none hut a capable woman need aj>ply.
2110 Le Roy place. Inquire between 3 I
and 8 p.m. 1*
I ?
COOK and downstairs worker?White woman; _
wages. $18 to $30. 133 12th st. s.e. >
COOK. Call 1757 Euclid ?t. nTw~ 1*
GENERAL HOUSEWORK EH Reliable white
girl or woman; good honv for right party; In
suburbs. Address Box 395. Star office. GENERAL
HOUSEWORK?Girl; good wages.
3413 Hoimead place n.w. 2*
GENERAL HOI XEWORKER-Gir!; bring references.
1844 Ooiunibia road.
GENERAL HOUSE WORKER?Reliable woman; *
bring references. 1954 2nd st. n.w.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER ? Girl; must be
neat; references. 1305 Clifton. ^
GENERAL HOUSEKOKKER (colored girl'. Ap^
ply 1631 Conn. ave.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKEK (experienced worn
am. 173ft U st. n.w. 1*
HELI*?Bureau Domestic Requirements. 1325 G I
st. n.w.. wants cooks, chambermaids, nurses.
waitresses: first-class help, white and colored.
HOUSEWORKER?Settled woman. Apply before
12 o'clock noon. 1813 B st. s.e. j
HOUSEWORKER. German girl; no wash; 318
per month. 104 I n.w. 6' j
NURSE?A colored girl from Virginia, about It;
years, orphan preferred, as nurse to 3-year ]
child: willing to travel; references. 2715
Ontario road ti.w. 2*
NURSE?Girl or woman, colored, to tend baby
In afternoon. Box 64. Star office. 2*
NI'KSE icoloredi ?Stay nights; $15. Apply luime
dlaiely. office Stoueleigb Court, Conu. ave.
and L.
NURSE?Experienced, white: for child 6 months
old. Apply Apt. 21. 1811 Wyoming ave. n.w.
WAITRESS, wiiite. Brst-class; Washington in
winter; country In summer. Call between 9
and Id a.m.; reference required. 1630 Conn,
ave. n.w.
* WANTED?SITUATION^
* ' MALE
j CLERK, in drug or grocery store, by a young
| man employed now. Box 881, Star office. 2*
DOMESTIC.
ADVERTISER de?dre? place of responsibility
ill large household or hotel; kept house twelve
rears; ho??-l experience: first-class references.
Address 14I'd Columbia road. 1
CHAMBERMAID Klrst-class references. Evans.
2337 Chauiplain at.
COOK or chauiheruiald by neat girl. 1612 15th
n.w. 2*
COOK'S place, by a settled colored woman; slay
nifchts; no washing. Apply 525 Cist n.w.
COOK?By reliable colored woman: star nights;
references. 1110 Oakdale sf.. I.e Droit Park n.w. j
GENERAL, HOUSEWORK. ? washing to take
lw\me: reliable colored woman, lftlo K st. n.w.*
GKNKItA!. llOISF.WORKKKS 'whil^i" on ljTTirtT f
als<i good i-olored help. Murphy's Agency, 1680 1
32nd at. Phone.
HOL'SECLKANING or launilry by day or . week
canted by comjieteiit colored woman. 1705
8th st. n.w. 8*
llillSKWOKK, by reliable colored woman. Taylor.
2337 Chaniplalu st. 1
HOUSEWORK aud no washing wanted by lamest
colored girl. Apply 1144 Union place n.w.
I.AI NDRESS wants place In private family, or
washing to tiring home. 112l> ll'th rt. u.w. i?
LAUNDRY Exjierieneed colored lauudrcas wishes 7
week's laundrv; called for and delivered. I3JB1 1
S st. n.w. 3*
GAl'Nil It Y WORK to take home;bsat city r.f- "
j erem i . 2130 New port pL
FOE THE LADIES. i
\ Ml 1.1. IN UK ARTISTIC. STYLISH: 1IOMK tilt *
out; inislcraie; featbers made, dyed, cleaned. ^
urled; hal frames. Phone N. 3130. 1123 13tu
| st. n.w.. formerly of 101o 1.
LET US P.I.EACH AND lit F BLOCK YOCIt y
Panama bat now to avoid the coiuiug rush;
winter prices on all summer work.
VIENNA HAT CO.. 410 nth at. n.w.
LADIES' PANAMA AND STRAW HATS ] j
cleaned, bleached and remodeled. Avoid the |
rush, leave your order now and aave money.
I). NECEFLD. K14 nth at. n.w.. bet. 11 and I.
WILL CLEAN YOl K GLOVES TWENTY .
times for the price you paid for your cheapest J
jotlr; In other words, fic a pair. Consult ua .
alsiut cleaning and dvclug. NEWPORT DYE v
WORKS. 2H22 P ii. w. Phone W. 1146.
GOWNS. TAlUiRI'.D SUITS AND WRAPS
for every occasion made up on short notice. j '
1741 S st. n.w.. Apt. 2.
j Phone North 6H53. 3*
SPKCI M.IST IN OSTRICH FEATHERS?CUKo I
ed. cleaned, dyed and repaired; long feathers 1
uifg. trom short pieces. Reasonable price*. Miss j ,
M. C. DALY. 47 II st. n.w. I'uone L. 1702.
LET ME SL'flCrEST ABOUT YOl R SPRING j
Milt. Own materials made up. Remodeling |
?>r all kinds. A. (iREEVRRKli (formerly of
tlio fxinrrei. 12u7 ?th st. n.w. Ph. X. B82.
$1.00. ;
.Mi kiuds if sowing machines repaired and
warranted. Phone or postal.
OPI'KNHEIMKR'S.
MO E at. n.w.
WK WOVI.ll I.IKK TO HAVE YOI INSPECT
o'tr f'.t.'l lliif or dinner favors. DOI.LY MAD- "
IKON. 72o 11th st. n.w. l'bono orders given '
lieolaV attention. Tel. M. 5184.
CLA11A It. < UNTilNGHAM.
Expert Furrier. 1011 K at. n.w. !
Remodeling. Repairing. Kedyelng of Fine Fur
Garments n Specialty. Phone Main i)04.
REMODELING .VXD REPAIRING OF ALE
kinds of fur* at summer prlees. '
WM. WOLF", the Furrier.
| 71tt llth st. n.w.. 2nd floor.
MISS .IKANNIE V. MAJOR. 920 O N.W.. KASHlonsble
modiste and gown builder, makes a specialty
of trousseaus, evening and reception gown*.
_ai*o street dresaea. Models and lit guaranteed.
WINDOW CLEANING. 1
PHONE MAIN 71.Mi '1U H WE YOUR WINDOWS
cleaned b* reliable wldte help: houses orerhauled.
ACME WINDOW CLEANING CO.. ;
_ Leon 1, Oihoon. mgr.. 921 G st. n.w.
HOT-WATER HEATING.
NOW IK THE TIME TO INSTALL YOUR HEAT- I
1 tug plant, llon't wait for the rush. You will
| aa>f money. Wc will gladly d. sign and estimate
free.
MAI RICE J. COLIiERT.
I Phone M. 3ulti. - t>21 F st. n.w.
?w
FOR SALE?MISCELLANEOUS.
8EXCHES <161, 1 ft. by 12: all i>eu : r'ne fur in
augumtlon (teats. Stevenson, >-r!C Varnttni atCol.
1654. 3*
2HAIK?Carved oak. In perfect condition: formerly
in House of Representative* tl8.M?>.
17.38 F n.w.
.'HICKEXS?12 "Northrup" strain s!n?le-comb
black Minorca pullets: all laying: price. *18.
E. B. Livingston. Falls Church. Va. 2*
L'l.OTllIXG?The Inauguration visitor, who Is
looking for the celebrated sites of "litis city
should call here and see how we save cash for
the inau who must tnake ca?U count. If It's a
new suit case, or pair shoes, a tailor's uncalled
for suit, or a slightly used stilt or overcoat. $3
to *10. This is toe st'i~o that has tlieut. Uite
price. Ju*th"s Old Stand. 610 1>.
'OAI, ItA.NUK. :t ovens, excellent condition; one
gas range. 4 ovens. Providence Hospital. 2*
"OKT'KK I UN for sale, o-gal. Ouparquet; cheap.
Watson A llolllster. 60S Center Market. 1*
lOOK'S l>est laying strain Indian Runner ducks
ami drakes: breeding stock. 1616 I" st.. Anacost
in. 2*
?IAMONt> Hit01 it'll, with seven large diamond-,
for sale cheap. 616 K st. n.w. 1*
for hatching: White I.eghorn: splendid
Young-Wvckoff strains; 7.1c setting. $4 hundred.
Also While Leghorn and White Orpington
cockerels. Room 1125. Woodward bldg. Phone
Miiln 4410. or Clove. 153-f. 1*
iGGS?Fresh: day old: Imxed. .'tOc; delivered
downtown. J. \. Smitli. Bcltsrill". Mil. 2*
F.OUS SINOI.l fulir. Wl7ITK LEGHORNS.
Eggs from large, vigorous, pure wliite stock.
per 15: SO per loo.
THOMAS c POLLOCK. 1614 W st. ?.e.
Phone Linen. 16To. lVa*h.. t>. C.
SGGS?Ulrert from 'he nest ' > the table:
strictlv fresh: delivered in sealed cartons.
Thus. C. Polio k Kill W St. r..e. Phone
Linen. 1670.
IfKiS Fresh country eggs; dressed shoats, 40 to
80 poumls: delivered In city. II. F. O'Dounell,
Belmont Farm. Silver Spring. Md. 1*
~GGS ?SIngle-eonih wliite Leghorns: eggs for
hatching front prize winners nt Rockville. Falls
Church. Baltimore and Takoma Park: eggs
from breeding yards, beaded by first prize winning
cockerels. $1 per 15. Write for free mating
list. The Washington Poultry Yards. 1.H29
W st.. Anacostia. I>. C. E. L. Bnddington.
Prop. 2*
BOGS for hatching: S. C. White l^echnrn*. famous
1 .ike wood strain: S. C. Rhode Island
Beds. Harrison's strain: SO hundred. Ilillerest
Poultry Farm. Berwyti. Md. 2*
'LAOS?Flags and decorations for sale or rpnt.
Largest stock and lowest prices couth of New
York. Flags from 5c up. Buildings d"r-orated
from $5 up. All materia! absolutely fast colors.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Let us estimate for
decorating your building. R. ('. M. Burton A:
Son. !>11 E st. n.w. Plione Mnin 5404.
"LOOR OIL-Best dusrless, 35c per gal.; Yale
and other keys duplicated. 20e each.
Enterprise Hardware Co..
Phone Main 5051. 927 9th st. n.w.
FOR SALK?
STORK FIXTl'RES.
F. 11. BPMOXDS. 1427 X. Y. AYE. N.W.
'RAMUS- Allow us to frame one picture to prove
our ipialitv work: incomparable moldings and
price lowness. RF.LIABLK PICTl'RE FRAME
CO.. 1S20 14th n.w. I'lioue X. 2?48.
'FRXITl'RE. new and slightly used. Drop head
sewing machine. $?.ttO. Kitchen cabinet. $11.in.
Parlor suite, $22.50: cost $t>5.<HJ. Upright
piano. $85.<KI?-a tiarga'n.
Save money. Buy at Hopwood's, 8th and K.
'CRN ITVre SHOP-Benches, cupboards, etc.
Apply Electric Speedometer Co., rear 1310 X.
Y. ave. n.w. 2*
IOIST with 90-ft. run: %-yd. concrete mlxe*.
erab and office .xiilding for sale; lot of strn"
turai steel, form lumber, etc. Fidelity Storage
Co.. 1420 i: st. n.w.
IOT WATER nnd steam beating?If installed at
once will heat several houses for part cash and
balance monthly: high-grade work. Address
Box 37. Star office.
<AVALUER?17-stone diamond: platinum: very
handsome design: need the money; will sell
cheap. Address Box 3:). Star office.
IACH1XES- Singer sevriiur machines, go-id as
new. complete. #10; dropleaf machines. $4. $5.
$15. comidete; renting and repairing: 1913
Singers. 50c a week. . G. C. Smith. 313 I'a. ave.
s.e. Phone Line. 44S.
IACIIINES?New Home, dropheud. $15: Singer,
drop leaf. $10: Domestic. $5: an.l a full line of
new Singer machines. 50c per week; repairing
by experts: open evenings. H. R. Given. 625
Pa. ave. s.e. Ph. Line. 3672.
iATTRESSKS for sale: 12 extra tine hair mattresses.
must lie sold by o-der of owner, to
pay charges for remaking aud renovating. At
factory. 14<J6 I) st. n.w. 1*
JEW PIANOS and players sold on easy terms.
Prices lower than elsewhere. New pianos, $125
tip and players as low as $300. One pianola.
$?5. with complete lot of music. Tuning. $1.50.
Columbia grafonolas. graphophones aud records.
Open evenings.
Icllg Bros.. 1742 7th st. n.w. Estab. 50 years.
IFKK'K KiXTUKKN at 43S bth si n.w.. conslsting
<>f desks, partitions, furnace, etc. Apply
Marlow's Coal Office. Nil K st. n.w. 1*
IANO?Upright; good condition; bigh-grade
make; $75 cash. 1237 G st. n.w.
'I A NO (upright i. excellent condition, $55. 5410
Illinois ave. n.w.. Brightwood Park.
i'lA.NO?A ('flickering small baby grand cheap.
Apply Mrs. 1L A. WagafalY. 55 I st. n.w. 5*
PIANO EXCHANGE.
1237 G st. n.w.
Bargains In Second-band Pianos.
$300 Berkeley Upright $150
$300 Howard Upright $150
500 Hazeltnn Upright $95
$300 Jacob & Bros.' Upright $95
$:?,'> Miller Upright $175
$250 Kramer Upright $150
$275 Bradbury Upright $150
$350 Shonlnger Upright $125
$50O Knahe Mahogany Upright $290
$500 Chickering Upright $95
$600 Stein way Upright $250
$325 ("able Upright $275
$600 Autopiano $275
$750 Lattfer Player $390
We will buy your <old piano for cash.
We sell on small payments.
See us and save money.
'IANOS?CRIMES PIANO STORKS
MOVED TO 708 13th.
Jhiat above G at.
Still greater reductions govern the sale
of both new :<nd used pianos uud playerpianos.
Additional stock now in transit
must he advantageously placed.
We'll fix tlie tertne to suit.
Remember the new number, 70S 13th.
Phone Main 1K3.X.
*IAN OSPiano
bargains? Vose. 5170: S'tnltz & Itauer.
$140: F.stcy. $130: Itcgal, JfflO; KoUler & Campbell
Silo. Hugo Woreh. 1110 G.
DATES -WHITE !I'if>E PLATES
1'sed by Abraham Lincoln; autographs of Linroln
and other prominent men; also rare engraviugs.
Ilcittniiller Art Oo.. 13(17 14th at. nw
I.AVER-PIANO Late style: will sell cheap:
luusie and bench. Box 53. Star office.
OI.'LTKY?Hatching eggs, baby chicks. duckHags:
white Leghorns. Barred Plymouth Rocks,
giant I'ekin ducks: our breeders enjoy free
range; chicks are hatched In a giant hot water
incubator, capacity, 10.000. insuring vigor and
vitality. Reserve Hill Poultry Farm, East
Fails ("..arch. Va. Phone Ross. !)-A.
TLI.ETS t! sinsleromb white Orpington; all
laying:* $9; eggs. $3 per ir>. V. B. Isbell.
Bolivar station. Clarendon. Va. *
FLEETS? White Rock pullets (Fishel straint;
soma laying: $1.3.7 each. Phone Main SS03-Y.
tANGK llargei and 1st robe stove for sale. At
031 10th st. n.w. 3*
1EATS?Two seats for sale: exclusive stand,
court of honor: can see President's stand. Box
370. Star office. 3*
iEWlNrt MACHINES?1 Drop-head NEW HOME
and WHITE, with all attachments; taken In
trade.; cost $00; price, $13. Repairing and renting.
snpiHlles. I.arkin. 3rd & II n.w. Ph.M.3333.
11ADES Good quality opaque shades, fitted
to your windows, only 35c; the best quality
oil opaque shades. 30c; hung free. We call
with samples. Kleebatt's,
11th and H ata. n.e.
HOW CASKS, 3(1 different si;es. Abo Iron safe.
Save money. Buy at llopwtssl's, 8th aud K.
SHOWCASES, luahoganv. 3. aud 1 10-fool wall
case, will sell cheap if taken at once. 11. S.
F schcr. 901 E st. n.w.
-11??A It I?. very ha ndsome: suitable for lunch? ??
Jii or hoarding bouse; rust (DCi.OO: will sell
lor $65.?JO. Uoll-l<)|> desk. $16.5)': cost (.to.IK).
Also 4 long mirrors, suitable for lunchroom.
Save money. Huy at Hopwood's, Sth and K.
l'YPKWRlTElt RENTAL SERVICE. 36 Randolph
i*l. n.w.: North :I12S-M. Densmores
rented. $1.25 monthly; Remingtons. Olivers.
Smith-Premiers, I.. C. Smith*. Ho< al*.
Olivers. $2.2.1: UnderwotHl*. Monarch*. $2-10.
Reductions If paid 3 or ft months in advance.
A'IN DOW SHADES-Wo make a specialty of
frst-olass opaque shades hung at 50o each. A
card will bring salesman. It. C. M. Burtou &
Son, 1111 K st. n.w. Phone Main 34H4.
IV IN DOW SHADES?Have jour home furnished
with new window shades liefore Inauguration.
I.ow prices. Estimates furnished.
W. T. Bslr. 102S 12th st. n.w. Tel. H. 205?.
" PERSONAL.
SO DOUBT THE IN AI "til" RATI ON WILL FIND
you with a list of cash to be speni. Wby not
i-|M't)d our money that we cheerfully pay for
men's worn shoes, suits, pants, etc."; We tan
use any amount. JI'STII'S OLD STAND. 611) D.
-ADIES. 1 WILL CALL AT YOUR RESIDENCE.
Scalp treatment and shami>oolny: scientific
massage; combings made to order. Phone North
2255 M. A. K. ROLLER. 121ft T st. n.w.
MATT. PIlESS 1 NO CLUB- STEAM CLEANING,
pressing and dyeing men's suits. 25c: pants,
lflr; ladies' suits. 75c. Called for nnd delivered.
SAMUEL GORDON. 227 O st. n.w.
BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE SERVICE. SUITES
223-224-225-220 COLORADO BLDG. PHONE
MAIN 252.7. Lh-eused anil bonded. Founded
1KKY Unexcelled, unapproaehed ?" rv i ee iu
every branch of secret service work. Night
phone,-Columbia 1924. - . -1*
4
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Is being advertise*
a very good job it
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WANTED?MISCELLANEOUS.
W A NT El>?G OOI . SLIGHTLY l/SEl?. STANHiirrl
nidto ntnno: bargain for cash. W. A
Qn.ttl. tOt A tl ?
. ifcn -?x 41 u?T".
SKLLING~FFRNITFRE AYITHOl T MV OFFER
is n big mistake. I buy anything in household
goods, giving largest cash amounts. Phone N.
_29<H- _MAX WITKIN. 2100 14th n.w.
lookf look': iti?",'im:rkkct diamond.
tin display in the window of ARK ABRAHAMS.
4.13 nth st. n.w.. the veteran buyer of
i old go'd. s'lver. pawn ticket*, etc. Drop in and
look it over. Maybe you'll buy it.
LARGE LIBRA HYKS Oil SMALL LOTS OF
books. autograph letters, historical engravings
and portraits purchased for cash. JASlKS F.
MEEGAN. 813 17th st. Phone M. RBH. Falls
made free.
SEATS- FOLK SEATS IN THE STAND OPl'Osite
the President. Address Box 2i, Star
office.
PAWX~TICKETS <3ASHED AT FL'LL VALUK*.
Jewelrv appraised.
T.Ol'TS ABRAHAMS. Sir, <; st. n.w.
Estahlislied 15 years. No braneh stores.
ANTIQUES AND ART OBJECTS SOLD ON
eotntnission or puretiased outright. Wanted,
for out-of-town collectors, antique furniture,
china, glass, etc.: liberal prices given. R.
JORDAN. Sir, l~th st.
WANTED TYPEWRITER. REMINGTON NO. 10:
reasonable: state price. Bui 3.80. Star office. 1*
i WANTED FFRNITFRE FOR FASH. SELL
your good.- to the man who gives von the most
money.
HOPWOOD'S. Slh and K.
GLASS TEN CARS BROKEN GLASS. EITHER
light creep or flint. ALEXANDRIA GLASS
WORKS. Alexandria. Va. 4*
WANTEDWILL
BL'Y LUNCHROOM.
Must Iv pood location.
State particulars in answer.
4* Address 0. G. II.. Star office.
WANTED--FURNITURE. PIANOS. CARPETS. I
etc. Phone >1. 1282 for wagon, or have us i
call. "WESCHLER'S." fl20 Pa. ave. n.w.
| WIIJ, CALL IN MY UNLETTERED WAGON, j
city or suburbs, and pay you highest price* for
! ladles', gentlemen's, children's discarded cloth
lug of all descriptions. Address postal or phone. |
, I will call. W. RICE. 1332 7th n.w. N. 1755
LAW BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
AND GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS.
THE OLD BOOK SHOP.
80(1 11th st. n.w.
! CI.OTHES WANTED?IIIGHEST CASH PRICES
| pair for cast-oft" clothes, ladies', men's ani
children's. Drop postal or phone II. BERNSTE1N.
1314 7th n.w. I'hone N. 45(10-Y.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
clothing, ladies', gents' and children's *ho?s
and hats: send postal or phone: will call. J.
TARSIIES. 130S 7th n.w. Phone North 4t)0.
FURNITURE. CARPETS. PIANOS. ETC.. WANT.
od. Phone M. 5102 for wagon, or have us call.
Cook. Baunt & Co.. 8th and D sts. n.w.
WANTED TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS
and furniture. Why not drop postal to an old
reliable firm? II. MARKS. 424 10th st.. opposite
site the Gas offi-e. or nhor.e Col. 001 -M.
WANTED?KUKNITUKK OK ALL KINDS. WILL
pav tou best cash prices. Call at your con|
vei.ionce. AMERICAN FURNITURE UOUSE.
I S14 K st. ii.w. Phone Main 4110.
I.A UN DRY?'WE LAUNDER LACK CI KT A INS.
giving them the samp finish and luster as new.
2oc n pair: prepare for Inauguration visitors.
Drop postal or call at S12 F at. n.e.
WHO ItEPA IKS YOI'Tt WATCH? ITS DKUIcate
%1C chanism requires finest materials and
skill for lasting results. Cleaning. $1; m's"p'g,$l.
M. RUUMENFEI.D. 3010 14th n.w. Ph. Ool. 775.
BEST PRICES PAID FOR HOUSEHOLD FURnlturp
of everv description: will call. Consult
the SQUARE "DEAL FURNITURE CO.. 501 I
st. n.w. Phone Main 5636.
money"wanted7aud to loan7
MONEY TO LOAN <?N D. C. REAL ESTATE IN
anv amounts.
FLOYD E. DAVIS. 7th and K s.w.
MONEY 'l't? LOAN- $1130 TO $500,000 ON D. C
real estate. Several large trust funds. Di to
(5 per cent. AH transactions conducted with
1 economical consideration for borrowers.
WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO..
Southern bid?.. 8o7 151U st. n.w.
1 HAVE $30,000.00 IN HAND TO
loan on I>. C. real estate, 1st
trusi.
I have $85,000.00 to loan on
undivided interest In estates,
personal attention given all matters.
D. 11. ROLAND DRURY,
Wlih II. I.. Thornton. 007 13th st. n.w.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT
lowest rates. Special privileges with respect
to prior payments. TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
730 15th at. n.w.
'MONEY' TO LOAN ON I). C. REAL ESTATE. 5'>
| INTEREST. PROMPT REPLIES AND E<XYNOMICAL
CONSIDERATION FOR BORROWERS.
MOOItF. & HILL fINC.). 1420 22 H ST. N W.
MONET 'lO LOAN ON DISTRICT OP
Columbia real estate at lowest rate of
intMest. All transactions closed
promptly.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. INC..
73S 15th at. n.w.
f MAK E A SPECIALTY "OF"" NEGOTIATING
second-trust loans in small amounts to pay interest.
taxes and Improvements, and larger
amounts loaned on business properties and
! dwellings. Prompt attention to all applicants.
JOSEPH A. HAYDEN.
Bond building. Phone Main 7312.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 4^%. 5%. 5?A% ON
IMPROVED PROPERTY NORTHWEST.
JAMES J. LAMPTON CO . INC.,
734 1.5th ST. N.W.
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C. REAL ESTATE
at prevaillnc rates of Interest.
FRANCIS S. DCNIOAX.
230 Bond hldg.. 14th and N. Y. are.
Phone Main 4,193.
MONEY TO I.OANOX D C.~REAl7 ESTATE:
lowest fairs cf interest; must advantageous
term*. latnre loans a specialty. The F. II.
_ SMITH COMPANY. 1408 X. Y. aTe.
! $10,000 TO LOAN IN shis^(71^r~AT~<v7r
RAYMOND TOMPKINS, ltumi 10. No. ::2.-;
John Marshall place. Phone Main 1940.
LOANS NEGOTIATED ON INDORSED NOTES,
stocks, lends, all kinds collateral. 1 liny notes.
No delay or red tape. It. K. BENNETT, .">10
Met. Bank hide. Phone Main twos.
* AN INVESTMENT TH.vFlDOES NOT
KLCCTl'ATE.
r, PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE NOTES.
Amply secured upon conservatively valicd
and improved District of Columbia Real Es
tade. Interest on Investments collected and
remitted without charge to investors.
Notes from $2.V> and upward. Write for fur
titer In format ion.
REAL ESTATE TRUST COMPANY.
1414 F ST. N.W.
" * SECOND TRUST.
Money to loan at 0% on District real estate.
Any amount from $200 to $5,000 on first or
second trust, in straight note or monthly payments.
Takes only three days to inuke theui.
CHARLES E. TK1BBY.
Thompson hldg.. 703 1Mb at. n.w.
Opp. Treasury. Next to drug store.
IN SUMS OF $1,000 AND UP; INTEREST.
Prompt, courteous and economical service.
N. L. SANSB1RY CO..
719-21 13th a', it.w. Phone Main 5!H>4-5.
1TT1TT Plhri)
W AXlJU X iU. XJXl,
25'<W ROLLS 1313 WAI.L PAPER JUST RKFIV
25% off this month. Ail ta poring anil palming
absolutely guaranteed. Cali or drop card COPENH
AVER A SOX. 120.1 Qth n.w.
HARRISON A CO.'S PAPEH1IAXGER.S ANI>
painters, are picked expert* who never fail to
please. Iif>\ve<t price* on papering, painting or
glazing. Ph. North 17:t-'t for eati. 1302 7th n.w.
BE SI RE TO HAVE ME GIVE VOL' ESTIMATE
on paperhauglug. l'aperhanglng ami decorating,
lowest prices, artistic and finished work guaranteed.
OllAS. EVANS, 1226 6th st. s.w.
M A IN M95-M.
i PAPEKHANGIXG. PAINTING A DECORATING.
In all Its branches. 20% cheaper than any firm
In the city. Oil AS. U. HYSAN. 201 Kust Capitol
st. Piione Linen. 2239 for estimate.
PAPEKHANG1NG -PAINTING - DECORATING.
Artistic A finished work. Write for our special
est. ? tn> charee. orop postal or ph. M. 5538. Taks
advantage of dull aeuaou. HrownA.-Co .S03 5th ow.
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
REST WORK IS CHEAPEST BECAUSE IT'S
best. In plumbing, heating and tinning that
can he fully appreciated. For best skill in
America employ IIPRBACD & DL'RISCOE, 618
K at. Ph. Main S248.
WHEN YOU WANT A GOOD PLUMBER RIGHT
away Ph. Main 0141. While our man is there
consult bini almut remodeling.
^ M. W E1XXA(N)M. 7::0 tntli n.w.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.
ARTISTIC INTERIOR DECORATING. HARD
wood and floor finishing, radiator bronzing,
house painting. We use the highest grade material
and employ skilled mechanics. It. E.
KNIGHT. 1410 Park road. Tel. Col. 838.
FLOOR FINISHING!
OLD FLOORS RENOVATED. IT'LL COST
little to put your floors iu iierfect condition, if
you order u* to do the work. Photic N. 5654.
- X. McGKATU, 1010 Kearney st. U.e.
,11 Kinds of He
1 every day in The Star,
you don't watch the Help
AUTOMOBILES.
FOR >ALK|
AUTOMOBILE?For exchange for real estate,
1912 six-cylinder. flvc-pastirnfrer cur; in perfn
t condition; newly painted; fnily equipped.
Apply Box 44. Star office.
.vFt<niTu;fiTrTit \kgain inpj iT'^iTn.iorshuic
Roadster. Fully equipped. Excellent condition
throu srhont. Recently overhauled snd repainted.
New top. ("all ("id. 2t!d.
1
A im >fv
Factory-guaranteed itseil ear?,
latest equipment, including high
foredoors. at attractive prices.
Locomobile Company of Ameriiut.
1124 Connecticut avenue.
Phone North 2030.
AFTO TIRES REPAIRED to stand the test of
MILESTONES requires honesty in materials
and methods. WILS0N-(;0>CHF7R TIRE CO.
""Free air on tap." 1705 14th n.w. Ph. N. 3791.
AUTOS?WHY HESITATE? READY CASH
for old useless enrs. auto tires and tube*. Parts
of cars for sale. Call anvwhere. ISADORE
GLASSER. 302". 7th st. n.w. Phone N. S939.
ADJUSTMENTS and repairs by II. It. Sharp &
Co. Increase your driving force. Overhauling
s specialty. 1527 M St. (rear). Piiona X.
! 2194.
ici'lCK BARGAIN.
j Five-jtassougor 25 It.p. Ruiek. cood condition.
$250. Steam Auto Shop. 51') N. J. are.. I.incn.
| 2563. _
j CHALMERS touring ear. five-passenger. 1811;
thoroughly equipped; just overhauled and
pointed; $7?"? for quick sale. Box 55, Star
office. 3*
COLUMBIA TOURING CAR?Seven-paaae tiger;
new top; demounlahi' rims, and recently overhauled:
could be made to imy for itself during
inauguration. Dnpent Garage. 2<i20 M n.w.
FLANDERS touring car. 1912 model; in excellent
I eondltiou; cheap f"-r cash. The John 11. Earle
, Co.. S17 17th >1. n.w. Phone Main 7306.
FORI) ROADSTER?.dodel i : first-class condition;
nearly new: can l>e seen at the French
Radiator and Fender Co.. ltk)4 14th st- n.w.
f HUIH* *?!??.
IIAYNKS?5-nnssi :tg t: -ir.-to.p.; bargain at SUiiO.
Sec Clark. 311 Ni-nols l>ldg. Main 7121. Residence.
Col. 1537.
(MARION'S M \ XWKI,1.S. MOTOR CYCLES.
Fords and Flanders. Bargains in 2nd;haud ear*.
See u.s for s'.finiuer storage rnl. s. New Jersey
Avenue Garage. 425 New Jersey ave. n.w.
I MAXWELL- A dandy runabout: bargain for
| $200: running every day. 222 lltli si. n.e. 4*
Oil AI TO OIL.
(Or I'ER GALLON.
Give it a trial. Phone M. 7215.
! Nat. Machinists' Supply Co.. 520 12th st. n.w.
! UAIHATOUS THAT A RE FROZEN K ICQ 1 IRE
; expert attention: our work is thoroughly tested:
I reasonable charges. GUARANTEE RADIATOR
I AND LAMP CO.. 1215 N. Y. ave. Ph. M. 4355.
i .
. REPAIRING?Automobile owners, do you wan!
yours done right at the right price? Overhauling
and storing ia steam-heated garage. N. A.
Shepley. 1*110 L ?t. Tel. N. 1297.
>1 VCHINES? Slightly used, with fa--,
tory guarantee. Latest euuipment.
including lilgh foredoors. at attractive
prices.
Locomobile Company of America,
1124 Connecticut avenue.
Phone North 2020.
TOURING ( Ait. 5-pass-nger. for sale; run 3."01
tniles: 4 months old; $050. This is a snap. Apply
Maryland Garage, or 616 G st. n.w.
WAVRRLY ELECTRIC, in perfect condition: new
hatteiies; Just overhauled; only r--ason for selling.
car is too large for garage. Phone North
1253.
W.WF.HLY ELECTRIC RUNABOUTS for sale or
rent, guaranteed in first-class condition. Sonthworth-Keiser
Co.. Electric Vehicle Repairing
and Battery Work, rear 1320 L st. n.w. Phone
N. 223!'. WANTED.
WANTED?TO PAY CASH FOR A BARGAIN
in a runabout or roadster auto: describe machine
and equipment. Address Box 12, Hagerslov.ii.
Md. *
FOR HIRE.
AITOS FOR HIKET ~~~
PKCK-GISII CO..
17th and II sts. n.w.
Phone Nortli 4321.
Al.TO FOR HIRE AND PRIVATE CARS.
7 and 5 passengers, by tlie hour;
reasonable rates; careful chauffeur.
; Call Linen. 366?.
! FINK AUTOS FOR HIRE. $2.5" PER IIOCR
tin: fivf and seven psssenrers: lowest rates In
city; strictly competent drivers. For special
rates phone Linen. 1434.
~ FIVE-PASSENGER AUTO.
$2.00 per hour.
Foot warmer.
AUTO KIHF. CO.. Linen. 2363.
FOR HIRE?5 AND 7 PASSENGER AUTOS AND
taxicabs bv thp hour. dav. week or munth.
Phone Main 5116. ATLANTIC HOTEL AUTO
CO.. fith st. and Pa. are.
FOR HIRE? *
By the hour or trip.
Five-nnssenger private auto.
Phone North 2M(i.
"HFIXO. MAIN 68341 SEND SAME EASY
riding 5-na?sei:ger ear with same earoful cliaufI
feur." S2..Vi tier hour. No up. Seven-passenger
limousine, $3.,riO per hour.
PRIVATE-APPE VRINO CARS.
I .A IE MOHEL ti-t * V I.I NI ?KIt IA'MN l.MOBIEE
and Cadillac ears. like new. S|M-elaI rate* I>v
Ihe ilay. Phone Main 217. ELLIOTT A. FORD.
6*
LIMOIMNFX. TOl'RIST-*'AUS AM > mTf ABS
FOR HIRE AT KEGCLAK TAXK'AB RATES
IIOLI.AI1AY Al'Tl (MOBILE CO..
1310 1. st. n.w. Phone North 1-170.
j NEW-:IP 13 5 AND 7 PASSENGER AITTO.MO
I Utles for hire. $2 tier hour up; eareful ehaufi
fetira. I)ar phono Main 7310. Night North
i .vmt. PEOPLE'S At'TO HIRINU CO.. 827
14tii at. n.w.
CARACEA
j OARAGE SERVICE for those who know what
they want. Expert repairing and storage.
NORTHWEST GARAGE. Campbell & Bland,
j t-lft 131h (rear*. Ph. N. 2:!20._
MOTOR CYCIEST
SECOND-HAND MOTOR CATTES-A FEW
guaranteed slightly us?d machines can be
1-omrUt at bargains: cash or payment*. BF.K,
PA MAN" & WII.EIAMS. 012 Ot'n st. Main 41SQ.
J BOATS-AND ACCESSORIES. ~
I MONAliTll KEROSENE ENGINES ]FOR MOlor
boats or lighting plants cost little to operate.
Send for catalogue and prices. I., M.
THOMPSON. Ag"nt 1 H.-iiuont st. n w.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
ll.VA' MARE?10 years old: weight. 1.200
pounds: a tine animal for country or breeding
purposes: perfectly gentle and will work anywhere:
price. Sl.'o: must be seen to be appreciated.
102.'! 7tu st. n.w. ?
Oil A FT IIOISSK. I t'r. . l.tdl; ;i i>.i two
inarjs; li.trtraln ;<> >:t k yer. Mts 10.h n.r.
y.
i!i?I{sr;>. -i Ji?^ : t: mates. It. > ,\1 ?t. a.v.. ]
MAKlv Handsome; id ic :: weight, l,10i> pita .'.da:
ten vmrs old: slightly tend r 0:1 pnvem nt:
ought to Improve en farm wort;: 1 olid lietod
mare: Slot). Fidellly Storage Co.. 1,1!' I' --t.
MARE - For sale, ebeap, one large gray tuare;
owner has no use for same. 138 1 11 >t. n.e. 3*
M ARE?Five-year-old hay driving mare, sound
and fearless: lady can ride or <iriv>. Also runabout
and harness. Price. $200. Would trade
for auto and pay difference. Address P. O. Box
25. Station A.
MI'hES- Pair of young mules, 4 and .1 years old.
Rear 032 G at. n.e.
POX1ES?Pretty as dolls; pair of the handsomest
imported black and white spotted
Shetland ponies you ever saw: they are in
foal; only 40 inches high: 3 and ti years old;
aNo a little golden sire Shetland ponv,
Teddy," 40 inches high: a perfect little
ui'Mlel; also pony runabouts, traps, governess
arts, single and double harness and cowboy
saddles. Can be seen at Willard's Storage,
4<if? 14th st. n.w.
RIDING SADDLE AXD BRIDLE (fine) for sale
cheap. Aprily 3728 X. II. nve. n.w. 1*
WAGOX?A good second-hand wagon, suitable
to sell popcorn or would make a good lun h
wagon. Cheap for cash. Barker & Kelly,
45B Pa. nve. n.w.
WAGOX (handmade, top* uad buggy. 11 lit It
st. n.e. 3*
WANTED?To hire 20 horses suitable to use to
carriages. Will pay good price end take the
besi of care of them. May want them from
_Mnreh l_lo 13. Apply stable. 1354 i' st. n.w.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
{ ALL WORK GUARANTEED A'f REASON A RLE
j rales. Job work given special utter,t on.
J. B. T1FFEY,
1327 K st. n.e. Phone I.lnen. 3732-Y.
WEATHER STRIPS PIT IN; CARPENTER
work. large or small; reasonable prices.
C. D. COLLINS,
71'J ISth st. n.w. Phone M. 1313.
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OPPOBTUNITY.
AN INVESTMENT BACKED BY $1,000 BOND. Sure
1 ift* Income If you can spare $2o monthly; 1
$7.<KK?.o<io trust company handles all money.
Particulars. .">10 ltoud bldg.. New York ave.
ami 14th at. j;
CHEWING lil ll VENDING MACHINES aie \ery
profitable in any town. Buy a few. 1100 New
York nvp. n.w. 11*
CIGAR or 1 iirfit gioccry wanted In exchang for T
J my ."> lots, containing' 2r>,OW so. ft., on electrlr
line. close to District, valued at $8-10; clear o"
! trust. Box 3S7. star cilice. 1*
t'iH'HSl- IN LINOTYPE Sl'IKkth for sale; ex- 1
ceptiomil ehonee; very reasonable. See Mr.
Allytiii. ii.1t> G si. n.w.
EXCEPTIONAL tirpiHMi NlTY to invest $100 f
to $."00 in company composed of local people.
Address Box .".o. Star oBice. 6* ~
FOR RENT?A bacon stand In center market,
centrally located, for sale of bacon, liatn and 7
other pork products, and chipped beef. Apply
at office Center Market. 7th st. wing.
FOR SALE?GENERA I, MERCHANDISE COTIN- r
try store, with fi living rooms; newly papered
and painted; large cellar; water in hotiae; corner
acre lot; barn for 4 horses; chicken house; _
onlv 28 minutes from Union station, on Pa. l
R. R., right at station; for $2,800: easy terms.
BOOTH'S FARM AGENCY. 700 10th st. n.w.
tnhlft*
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GROCERY STORK, corner n.w.; $45 dally receipts;
cheap rent; $70U.
lAinchroom. near I'a. ave. and 12th St.; $10
daily receipts; $1,000.
I.tincuroom. 14th st.; $30 daiir receipts; $700. 1
Rooming house. L st. near 12th; 14 romis,
rent. $t*i; rooms alt filled; .?3Ci?i.
Equity Business Brokers, j
1227 New York ave.
I ' GRoi NI). 18.000 square feet, adjoining Union
station plaza: interior of entire square. For 7
sale or for rent; terms reasooahle. Owner.
Box 373. Stnr office.
LFNCHROOM for sale; 010 D st. n.w. Inquire 7.
within. 1*
I'A RTNER? Live, energetic business man who
can iiiYest $2,500 with services, can secure an
interest ill a brokerage and commission bnsl- "
ncss; exclusive control of large list of highgrade
properties. Profits past year over $20.iKsi.
Possibilities for 1013 much greater.
Bank nnd commercial references furnished aud 5
required. For interview. Box 48, Star office.
4*
! POOL PARLOR: well located: club license; fire ?
tniitrs in t>errooi condition: <t>>iug Tine nustness;
mssons for selling explained, Bargain. Box
372. Star office. 4*
RAISE iWPITAL. IIEST METHODS: FORPOKA- 8
tiona organized and p omoted everywhere; collect
ions: secret service. U. S. LEGAL COR- .
i'l 'RATION. 510 Bond hldg. S
ROAD H01.SK In New Jersev for sale, Partloulars,
llOtt New York ave. n.w. 4*
ROOM 1 NO HOUSE?Paying. U rooms. $350 1
cash; March rent free. 703 Mt. Vernon place.
facing Carnegie Library. 2* .
ROOMING HOI SE5?Buy these rooming house '
bargains this week. Can make big proflt. 14
rooms. 130O Mock I. st. n.w.; Income. $170
month: i>rlce. ?5T>o. 22 rooms, near '..th and G
li.w.; income, $1!'>0 month; under management;
price. $1,000. Rooming house. 2o<? block I! st.
n.w.; clearing $3.". month; price, $500. And 14
rooms, near Franklin Park. JtliKi.
New York Business Brokers. 1423 F.
SAI.OON?Near Pa. ave.; best proposition In
town for $2,950. Dodd & Co., n.e. cor. 9th '
and G sts. n.w.
SMAI.I. PRINTING OFFICE-Centra! busing 8
section; bargain, quick sale. Box 41. Star
office. "
STUCK ? A motion picture theater company 1
is now being orgauized by prominent business
men of Washington, who bare successful experience
in the business, for the purpose of 3
building, buying, leasing and operating a number
of high-class motion picture theaters In
Washington and in other large cities and towns.
A limited amount of the preferred '
stock In blocks of $li*t to $1.01*) will be offered
for sale for a shoit time to the public.
This stock should pay eXtra large dividend* j
permanently when the theaters are In operation.
For particulars address Box 397, Star
office. 2*
STtH'KHOLI'KKS?Wanted. to incorporate a j
company for contracting fer and doing electrical
work; business already established; persons
in eharge are competent men; our plan
is to enlarge; bound to be good returns on
money invested; would like ten to twenty men
to invest live hundred to two thousand eaeh. If
interested. Box 43. Star office. 3
FOR RENT?OFFICES^ " i
LARGE OFFICES IN BUSINESS SKFTION7 electric
lights, elevators steam, lanltor, $12 i
to $23. VICTOR BUILDING. 9th st. and
Grant place n.w. Call 6th floor.
OFrK KS, JS IT; 11 EAT. ELECTRIC I.KIHT. I
1anltor services. OWEN BUILDING, 620-C22
F st. n.w.
FOB KENT- ' ~ 3
Very desirable rooms on the 4lh floor of
Tin* Evening Star Bid;.; 2 communicating
rooms, Pennsylvania ave. front, . Other j
rooms at moderate rates. A poly to the BUSINESS
MANAiiF.lt. Star F.tilldlng.
FOR KENT?
W1I.D SUBLET ONE ROOM ,~
IN THE McGIDD BUILDING.
ADDRESS BOX 56. STAR OFFICE.
FOR RENT? 4
SUITABLE FOR OFFICES OR
4
BUSINESS PURPOSES.
Fine room, 30*45 ft., on 5th floor
of our building at lltb and F ats
Very moderate rent includes heat
and elevator service. Apply _
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BERRY & WH1TMORE CO.
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DESIRABLE ROOM. .trd-FLOOR FRONT. EVEN
imr Star Annex; size. 15x16. Kent. $16.
Apply BUSINESS .MANAGER. The Star, lltb "
and Pa. ave.
DOCTOR'S OFFICE FOR RENT-TWO FINB r
rooms, central location, completely fu n aheJ;
terms verv reasons ICo. Bo* 90. Star ofllce.
FOR KENT?HALLS.
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FOR RENT -CARROLL INSTITUTE HALI.S.
lotb and K sts. n.w.; the most complete and {]
thoroughly equipped halls In the city for societies.
banquets, entertainments and receptions:
terms reasonable. Apply at hull. FOR
RENT?G ARAGR '
FOR RENT -G A RAGE T\ REAR OF OAR 3
Held street. "Woodley Park," for two cars;
? 10.00.
FLOYD E. DAVIS. 7th and K a.w.
FOR RENT?STABLES. *
j FoR~RENT TWO-STORY BRICK: ROOM FOR i.l
J automobiles in rear of 815 North Capitol s..; !
rent. S'h Apply KKNKALY'.S DRUG STORE, |
North t'apitol and I. ; ~
1 TnW "RTVKTT W A T? "F.W fITTRTS
I 4. V4V M JU41 Jk ? A* * W V VWMW. ; WHOLESALE
PRODUCE COMMISSION HOUSE. ! _
nearly new; large 3-story betiding, fronting 'J l
streets: suitable for warehouse or manufacturing
purposes; part or whole. A. CERR1GLIO,
013 I A. are, n.w. health
movement.
VLTVF" SCIENCE OK HEALTH.?FREE~ LF.C ?
ti.rc for Women Wednesday, p.m. Natural.
ii"ii-siirg:ee!: clotli-liound. 400-page book. free.
tiiO Colorado building.
factory or warehouse. j !
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: FOR KENT -HON. lo AND VI MASS. AVE. N.E.: ;
1 large, strong building; 6.000 feet space; suite! j
to garage or factory; low rent. W. 1". XASII, i
j 122 M ii. w. . | i
" furniture refinishing! il:
; FINEST OLD ANTIOUK OR EXPENSIVE FUR- !
i n it lire REFINISHED like new. PIANOS HIGH- j
' I.Y POI.ISHED A SPECIALTY. All work done ;
In your owu home. II. RICKF.R. 32 I st. n.w. _
dogs, pets, etc. i1
j HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS- ALL PETS TREAT- j
ed humanely; surgical operations; _boarding I"
kennels; dog eeineterr. Mrs. KIDWELL. Ma- i
tron. 2115 I4tb st. Phone North 160.1.
SCt Mill COLLIE, heatitlliilly marked; gentle
aud kind with children; price, $25. Phone. Cleveland.
ISA. 71
scientific massage^
anna TT JOHNSON. 1614 15th a,. N.W. l:
Scientific massage and all Its branches for rheumatism
and pour circulation; appointment bf
phone. North 1645. "
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. FACE. SCALP; ERAD
ication of wrinkles, blemishes; trial treatment,
50c. I.YDIA JOHNSON (graduated in Sweden), ".
1 l: too Q M. n.w. Plicce Nortli 443ft-M.
table board. ~
i 1364 COLUMBIA KOAl> EXCELLENT TABLE If
board and service: small tables. mh4*
14lo stb ST. X.W.- FIRST-CLASS TABLE board:
excellent service; private family; rates 12
i reasonable.
' 1122 VERMONT AVE.?EXCELLENT SOUTH- ]
ern table board, for inauguration or longer; 11
reasonable; deelrmble rooms near.
J 337 N ST. N.W. - EXCELLENT TABLE BOARD; 4!
I first-class service; home conking; hot bread
daily. -*
FOR RENT?ROOMS.
KI/R.MMf Kl).
117 15th ST. V.W. NICKI.Y IT UN ISHKIl
rdoins: iiriTit"1 bouse: mitral. 1*
H?0 I, ST V \v7 ? A It TIKS " f'ltoM' 7." To"'"T,
people accommodated in beautiful room; re*
liable: central. 5*
?4 flJFToS ST. v\v~ lb minis. sixt;i.K~Ax7i
double, in private iH'Oie; 20 minutes' ride
from Avenue. ;{
219 < 'II AI'IX ST^ APT. .'<2 11KAI TIFI I>I.T
furnished fr uit f.-un. modern apartment bouse;
aeeomnMMlatioi:s for four. !!
is XKW JKRSKY~\Y7.. \ W. I'l RNISMKP
reoius; ran meoinmodr.te ten persons during
inauguration: gomi beds: comfortable rooms.
90S 1st ST. N.W.. AI'fTl PxTII. MAIh'tITX
room with private bntji. for two or tliree. $5
per da.v
117 I .A MO XT S'F N.W. TIIRKK xTt 'KI7Y
furnished rooms for inauguration: steam beat;
near ei.rs. I'lione Columbia 1234-M. II*
?." 7th ST. N.W. YKKY I.AROK 2nd 1'I.OOR
front room; furnished, with good double iiede.
no eots; can aeconiuiodate s gentlemen for Inauguration
week; $1 eaeh; bath on same fli?or..'t*
207 C ST. S.W. TWO Kl KNISHKlt R?H>MfT
l?reakfnst. for inauguration; five minutes' walk
to Avenue. *
!K;s H ST. N.W. I'M'.ASANT I'AKI.OR It III'
r>fom; well heated: nicely furnished; suitable
for two inaugural visitors: one other rooni: two
Mocks from White House; private family. 2?
IIK OLYMPIA. 14.li ANI? EFCLII> N.W . AI'T.
J1 -Can accommodate (5 or 7 for inaugural iiecW;
two nicely furnished outside rooms; electric
lielit: ^hath: phone. .'!*
IlK wtcdsor. apt. :Th. nur. T si. vw "
Nirely furnished rooms; private family; ele
vator: phone: |ienuanents or inauguration. "?
itTi rr T AVE. I AN ACOVMMhHA I I. Tv
auctiration visitors. I'hone N. iMMtl!.
742 F ST X.W.. AMI Ml K ST. VW. .'I TO
tj inen Inauguration week.
711 I" ST. N.W. -FOR THE INACOCRATION.
large room; can accommodate party of six
men. 3?_
2:t<? 7th ST. S.W.?FOR RENT. 2 NICE. I..ARISE
rooms; can accommodate from 4 to 12 persons;
convenient to all ear lines.
735 5?th ST. N.W.?ONE CLEAN. BRIGHT,
second-floor room; porcelain hath; southern exposure:
$7.
IS 4th ST. S.E.?VERY PLEASANT FRONT
room on second floor; heat and gas; hath:
second house from Ave.; near two ear lines;
vary reasonable. 3*
14 .T.d ST. N.W. -CAN ACCOMMODATE 21
during inauguration week; also S seats for re
viewing pcirade; 2 d>s?rs fmm Pa. nve. 4*
lol 14th S"F N.W.-NICELY 1VRMSH I.I?
rooms: l?c?t of location; central; for inauguration.
3211 FLA. AVE. ?NICELY FFRXISlIEI? I'ltuN'T
mom, for couple or two gentlemen during inauguration:
$5 ]H-r day. Phone Col. 4733.
*)7 K N.E. ?TWO LAItOF. ROOMS FOR IN
auguratIon: hot-water beat; private hath; 15
minutes lo Pa. ave.. lti minutes to Fnion station:
accommodate 5 i>ersons: reasonable.
531 Oth ST\ N.W.--NICELY FI'RMSIIKO
rooms for inauguration; private family; near
car lines.
in 7 th SW T WO I'ARLORS; CtllLU AC
commodate 4 lo <> men during inauguration;
rate. $1.
LYMOFTH. APT. 1- ACCOMMOOATjoNS Folt
ti for inanguration; parties 2 or 4; on ear
1 Ine. 3*
25 WH ST MIX ST Ell ST. N.W.?CAN ACCOM
liiodate 7 iu two large rooms for night of
March 4. $1.5n each.
HO 20th N.W.?TWO MCEIA FFRXISlIEI)
rooms; he.it and gas; suitable for inauguration;
near Ave.
mm levV ?V V VV _VII ?."!.V I.I IIVKIIVII
room on 1 e; floor: could accommodate S for
Inauguration. I'bone M. 61411.
12 K ST. N.K.?TWTT I,.VIU;IT~HOOMS: ron.n
accommodate 0 during inauguration: term*
reasonable.
04 gt'IXOY pLACE N.K.?DAUtlK uTl( IM;
could accommodate 4 during Inauguration:
terms. $1.50 per day.
2?K) KKNYON ST. N.W.?<INK I.AlltiK KlIUM:
can accommodate 4 gentlemen Inauguration
week. I'lione Col. 1957. 2*
74 HOlt.UtT N.K.- 15 MINTTKS FKtiM
downtown; nicely furnialied second floor.
09 2nd ST. \.\Y Font Mt'KI.V Fl'ltNISUKlj
rooms: will reserve for inauguration: reasonable:
near H st. cars.
05 6th ST. n7\\\ CAN At'?)MM< IDATE 2J
for Inauguration; single and separate beds: $1
and $1.50 day. 2*
22 5th~ ST. S.F NEAK 'AP1TOlT AND Al.I
car lines: can accommodate six inaugural visitors.
8*
Hi6 ltStli ST. N.W.- FtHt INAl til ItAI, DAYS,
1 or 2 large, well furnialied rooms; reasonable
rates. 2*
.149 X ST. \.\V. FOK IN Al'tll it ATION I'KU
pie; rooms and board for 6 or 7; reasouahh
rates; near two ear lines; every convenience
o?
346 K ST. N.K.- TtlRKK WKI.I, 1TKN1SIIK.I
rooms; two at $3. Willi go-sl double beds: on<
at $5, with two good double l?eds; rooms an
all good size aud well beated: two minutes
walk from 13th unc. D cars; f^?ur minutes fron
H st. < ar*.
00 M ST. N.W. -4HIOD AtX'l ?.M MOLIA Tit INS
for inaugural visitors: reasonable terms. 2*
002 G ST. S.E.?ANACOSTIA CARS; 10 MI.V
utea from station; double and single rooms.
>1S 10th~ST. SiK.?CAN ACCOMMODATE 5 Oi
6 persons for inauguration:* warm n*>ui, ball
and gas: wit bin one square of 2 car lines.
202 H V.E. -ACCOMM OI> A TI ON S I-'OK FOCI
during inaugu.atlon; near cars aud downtown
reasonable.
;09 K ST. V"R At *7TM M (J I) A 'J' I (IN S FOB SIN
during inauguration: 2 squares from I'uioi
station.
727 13th ST. N.W.?WK CAN ACCOM.MODATIAve
or six for the inauguration. We've con
venleuceg for tookiug breakfasts. For tht
week. $12 a room.
33 N ST. X.W.. AI'T. 17 KXCKM.F.NT AC
r-ommodations for Ave for iuaiiguralioii: private
apartment; elevator aud phone; walking dia
tance from I'a. ave.: near three ear Kites.
MO ST. N \V -THUETT EDECA\TI.Y IT U
ulshed rooms for parties of two or four in
mom during Inauguration. *
17 9th ST~ N.W. I.AIIGK. (vt til Ft UtTABDF
rooma: can accommodate In for inauguration
week: reasonable. 4*
Irtfi KtVFl TWO Nlt'KI.V tTRMSHKIl BOOMS
facing Avenue; suitable fur inauguralion; well
heated. 3*
PARTMENT S TUB HENRIETTA-NICE
room for two, Hud floor. 11*
13 flth ST? N.W. LARUE lit KIM FOR THREE
or four. 3*
J OR PA. AVE. V\Y TWO LAKOK ROOM S.
with 2 large double beds iu eaeli ruuui, for inauguration
week.
oi a s.k. -for f\ai <;t iivno.v twTi
bright 3rd-floor rooms. 3 or 4 people. $l,.".u and
$1.7.1 per day apieee; furnish breakfast if desired.
CJDTenlent to Capitol.
trt? MI>. AVE. N.E. COMPLETELY KTITMSTT
ed apartment. 3 rooms; inauguration. MART.
>4(1 OIRAltD N.W. LA ROE ALCOVK ROOM
for Inauguration: two rooms accommodating
two eaeli; oue aeeounuodattng four.
9 GRANT PI.At'K N.W. 1A1 HOTTIKST AMI
seeond floors for rent to iuuugurul guests;
prices reasonable. 3*
GRANT FIT N.W VERY DESIRABLE
rooms; hot-water beat; transients accounnoilated;
can accommodate 12 or more for Inauguration:
eentral locution.
213 1 ST. N.W.?CAN ACCUMMOHAl II Hi FOR
the Inattgnrstl-n: reasonali'e. 2'
31(1 MASt. AVK.?FOR RENT "SINGLE AND
doutde rooms for itiaui;tii"tl peopl.-; very rea-onable.
11 I ST. N.W. WARM. < (IMI'IiKTABLE
rooms for Inauguration: rea.-onnhlc rates. 2*
II 20th ST. X.\\~-fVl RN1SiTTl? ROOMS Foil
Inauguration. I*
229 f-tli ST\ N.W. -FEW TRANSIENTS AC
commodated in private family at $l.o(J per
day.
HE CAIRO, iitfe AND <*-OXK OR TWu
large and lialh; hotel s-rvic; rea-unable.
A|>|>ly direct. Room 22 1.
37 lv X.E.-TWO LARUE" ROtlMS I'OH IN
augitratlon: hot-water beat, private hath: 13
nil mi tea to !'a. ave.. In minutes to luton stat'on;
aeeontmodate persons: reasonah'e.
9 IOWA CIRCLE -TWO BEDROOMS AMI I'ltlva:e
bath; party gentlemen or ladies. 2*
iii 12tli ST. N.W. LARGE room for^fulr
or six |Rs>ide; private bath: with b-vird. ?2.Rn
per day for tue inauguration. Phone North
7700.
a I 14th st. 1<I for INACUFRATION. I.ARGK
corner rooms, nicely fnrnlsb'sl: on car lines.
<7 llili SI'. N.W. ? Ft RNISHEH ROOM. WITH
good double and single beds; NO COTS. Reasonable
rates for elubs from 4-10. Window
seats for rent from $2 to ? "? 2*
!0f> X ST. N.W. ?TWO STEAM-HEATED
re.-?c:?, with bath. 30 to 50 cots. Pboue North
.'&72.
OK RFA'T LARGE. BRIGHT. FFRNISIlETi
room. one smsll room ad'oiniuj: with loarl;
e'.cvator servb-?; elfotrio livht. Apply lb* Octavin
Cafe. Col. roail bet. l<J!h anil lTtl( Bts.,
Ml. Plensmt: phono 0?1. "il<i.
C2 :.fb ST. N.E.-?FHt>T-CLASS ACCOMMODATtons
ean be had at $!.">< for each person per
day. Phon- Lincoln 1*
10 MASS. AVE. X.E. ? ACCOM MODATJOXS
for 2." during inauguration; near L'nlou station;
reasonable. 2*
K N.E.?PARLOR FLOOR: ACCOMMODAtiona
for 8 during inauguration; dollar a night;
3 blocks from t'nioii station.
)lti 15th ST. N.W.. NEAR Mel'HERSOX
Square?Bachelor apartments and transient
rooms; eTery modem convenience. Phone M.
1485.
517 0th , ST. X.W.?CAN ACCOMMODATE 4
for Inauguration; large, comfortable front room;
private family.
:i7 II ST. N.W.- XEWI.V FFRMSHED FtOOMS.
Can accommodate twelve gentlemen in heart of
city. L"
112 11th ST. X.W. PHONE NORTH .Wti.
Room for G men; centrally located. 2*
W 3rd ST. X.W.?ROOMS FRONT AND HACK,
furnished: central, convenient and reasonable;
near Pension office. 2*
FOR RENT?ROOMS.
VTMI8HBD.
i 611 II ST X.\V.-KI.K.?>.\T AOCOMMOP4tions
for 4ft gentlemen. 2*
> : ,17 TOIU? PUCK X E. U BI/KTC reov N.
i ?'ap. st. car; suitable for six people; reason|
a hie. 2*
> 1.10ft <-0|TFmIUA ItOATI- FOB IXAl'OI"RATION?
large furnished rooms, well boated. & ladies or
j fi gentlemen. 2*
j m 12tli X K. < H KItMM?KIN?i BEATTIKni
1/inc-oin Park: large room; splendid beat; c?"
tlenieu. couple. Te|c|>hone servlt*. 2*
iofts ."ith ST. \ W. Xlt'KI.Y KI RXTSTIED 2ndfloor
front room, intirenient and reasonable, I it
private family. 2*
'XS K X.W TWO ( OMMPMI'ATINO SHCOXnfloor
rooms, l.b.k fall before 4 or after 7. 1*
THE CAIRO. APT. 1014 TO Bl'BI.ET, FI R
nialied or tinfurnlsbed. one room and bath until
October. 2*
4.12 lftTH ST. N.W.
Very desirable rooms: transients accommodated;
rooms reserved for Inauguration.
1K12 14th ST. X.W.. APT 1-TIIREE BEAl'TTfully
furnished rooms, single or en suite; batfc;
i hi i "iiirr; pircinr usnii; orjiiraiiv iiriim,
meals if desired: splendid maid aervlce. Plion-v
X. 42?il>-M. 1*
70s ITsTvv 2 UROK KOOMM TOR INAt'OI raflun:
minutes' walk to Arfmif.
i??11 12th X.W. It)mIMS FtUt'lNAlGl RATIONj
j prltatf house; rnwiaihlr. 1*
iHT-T :ir,T~ ST \ VV TIIUKE < <IMMIM< A I1 VI?
room*, wlili private bath; two coeimunirating
r'/inm with private bath; also single rooms?
hot water heat: private house; <an ai-commoda;e
04 for (mingim tton. if reserved at on>-e I*
IMS* Itith sr.-t?N'intu viTIKK Ttumsi,K1?
taw; nil-ills, If desired; fashionable ti.vv. ?e.-.
tb II.
1017 1* ST. X.W. 20 FOR IXAFGFRATH >\;
an aeeoinmodate parties 2 to 0 or individuals.
1328 ItTlT ST. X.W IiAH(Tk I'ltOXT ROOMS,
nlii-lj- furnished; 8 for iuauiruratlon. on ear
lines.
?>: 13th ST. S.W.-2 KAItGK ROOMS. 01L\K
downtown; could accommodate 4 during lnauguratlon.
US W1LUBD ST V\V liAHtlK. virn.r
furnished rooms; can accommodate six |?er*ou*
during inaugural week. Phone \.
1714 PA. AVK. CAN AtTOMMubtTK 2t> IT<TI
pie for lodging inaugural wc.-k; private famtlv;
one tilock White House.
1414 x ST. X.W.-3 p.kai tu 11.I1Y l.litirn it
rooms, restful home. .V
24~3rd ST. N.E. 2 iTXltTTl K00MS AMI t?.\II
hall room. ncsr Capitol; permanent, or coit'.<|
accommodate 5 for inauguration.
1:47 y ST. X.W WITH PUIVATK FAMH.Y7
two communicating second story rooms; udjaeent
to bath; near ears. , 4
It 122 11 ST. X.W LA 1441K Hit INT BKIHtt 10M
I and private bath for Inauguration week I*
| 42? 3rd XT. X.W. LARGE OR SMAlJi ROOM-C.
, well furnl-hed. lentral. convenient and rea*-a?
able. I*
i 35 K N.K.-S UlttiK It< KIMS; CAN AO nMMO.
date 8 or 0 during Inauguration: near cam.
2U5 13th ST. S.W. -ACCOMMODATIONS l'(lit
six during inauguration; 3 minutes' walk front
Avenue.
1784 K ST.?BKAFTIFl'I. ItOOMS. FlItSTclass
family; can accommodate 2, 3. 4 for
Inauguration week.
I5III XSVMCK. Hill A Nil I. APT. 3d NlCKI.Y
furnish'(I room, suitable for 2; leserved for ins
angural week. 2*
282nd X.K. 3 ICE I.AHCK ROOMS \K\lt
Capitol; could accommodate 15 during iu?
auguratlon. .
214 IXl). AVK. V\\ M\K I.AKGF. ROOMS;
could accommodate 15 for inauguration, if re?
served now.
122 MASS. AVK. X.K. NICK ROOMSN K VIS
I'nloti station: aceounuoJate party of 13 during
inauguration.
1 5*1- MASS. A V H. 3 LARGE ROOMS. WKl.la
heated house: plenty of hot water; tirst-clasn
downtown neighborhood; accommodations tor
8 or 10 persons; $2 to $2.S0 each.
201 I sr. N.W. WII.I, A<"CX?MMOD A TE 35 fil
0) persons for March 3. 4 and 5. or longer. for
$1.1 per day. Including breakfast.
THE CARLISLE. 1428 K ST. N.W. TWO
front rooms for occupancy March 1; hoi and
cold water; private entrance to bath*; steam
heat: newly furnished throughout. The ideal
location.
1758 COLUMBIA ROAD-TWO DKLIGHTF1 U
rooms, 2nd floor: southern exposure; adjoining
bath: near car lines.
1205 \ ST NWV. THREE LARGE. NICEI
furnished rooms; will reserve for Inauguration
- or pernianents. '
1324 S ST. N \V U'aK" At COMMODATE 2<?
for Inauguration; large rooms; near ear lines:
colored.
1 224 2nd ST. N.E. OU.MFORTAHLK UOtiVA
reasonable for Inauguration: 2 squares of Union
station. Oafiltot and all car lines. *
e THE TORONTO. AIT. 71?FOR INAUOURAtlon
week. 2 private fur. apts.; hi. If desired
or excellent cafe: 3 rooms and bntli: 4
f rooms, parlor and 2 baths. Phone X. 7574.
. Toifr.th ST. X.W. - TWO I.A ltti E. Nit'ELY II It.
parlor rooms, suitable for 10 or 12 for Inauguration:
transients accommodated: reasonable.
1 THE J.KNOX. AIM. 8 VERY DESIRAHI.H
furnished room: every convenience; permanent
i only.
. 1115 Stii ST\ N \V BEAUTIFULLY Ft It.
front bay-window room; electricity; bath. Th*
Newry. Apt. 22.
I 735 11th X.W.-.NICELY FUR WELL HEATED
i rooms: transients accommodated until March
1: can accommodate 8 or 10 men for inaugura^
tlon. If reserved at once: reasonable.
; 413 O X.W.?CAN ACCOMMODATE PARTY OF
20 for inauguration if reserved at once: reasonable.
I 512 5th ST. X.W. CAN ACCOMMODATE IT V
for inaucm-ntton If rntii?rvi?rf at ntiee* reason* h'".
WITH OK WITHOUT BOARD.
5?u p si'7 \ w n iixisiiKit koous r??a
rent. with cr without IhimdI.
715 <}~S. E.?XH'K. I.AItGK ROOMS: (L'Oll" f?
accommodate 10 to 15 during inaugin at!nn;
reasonable.
FIRMSHKH A\D I NFIRMXHKU. ~
1 17tMi OOD. llOAD -ENTIRE Pi/Kilt. THKKB
large rooms and private bath; gas tance.
Phone <ol. 631.
UKFUHXISHBD.
IMS 8th ST. N.W. 3 I NFl KMSHliU ROOMS;
beat, gas and bath; $15.
670 EDM ST. N.W?NEAT, I'DKAN~ROOMs!
2nd floor; price, $5: near National base ball
park. 3*
1504 13th ST. N.W.- TWO LARGE. ltltH;tIT
rooms, second floo-, front. 2*
KOI K ROOMS NEAR 1lOth A*D PA AVK. N U\
f<ir inauguration; reasonable. Rox 15. Star
oflhf. 1* _
i ROOMS AND BOARD
14pr M N.W.. APT. 4o5. THK fRogl/HI*.
Thomes t'lr.'lo Good rooms with Imml.
, PARTY OK KOI It ENTERTAINED FOR 1Nauguratioii
in pleasant home. Phone Columbia
lfin. g*
1347 1, ST. N.W*.-- ROOMS A NO BOARD. TERMS
reasonable. Phone North 2415. '!*
1705 Kl< I-1I? ST.. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS ?
I-arge. attractive. 2nd-f!oor front room, modern
corner house; excellent board: convenient to
Mt. Pieasant and 1" st. ears; references.
435 NKWTl ?.n PLACE N.W.? ROOM AND
hoard iu new house; private family of two
adults. 5*^
824 s:h N.W. ROOM AND HOARD. $5 WEEK";
table Uianl. $5.5o; transients; reasonah'e;
Main Kd>. _ :'*
P. O. BOX 57. ROSSLYN. VA. $15 MoNTII;
walking Ulstanee: ahundaure of egg*. *
I Old K. f'AP. M' .UHiJDHiu.MU'.M) r<'i. <>
j during inauguration; tetiu<>. $".50 |ier day; near
Capitol.
! h*7< ioTii sr. v w can aocommopatb
patty of 12 during inauguration: clean room*;
reasonable. 2*
l<mr. MD. AVI:. S~W. CAN At'COMMOllAI'M
eight colored pereoii*. with tmard and lodging,
during tin- inauguration; comfortable roum*;
price reasocn ble. 2*
TUitl harvard, cmrnki:ok istb mirxt
furniahed front mom: hot-water beat; ex'-cl'eu;
tiouie cooking. Phone Col. o't:.;t. 2*
4 JACKSON PLACE, LAKAYKTTK syfAlK^Utyr
room: strain heat, electric light; iv'tU
i r without t.oard. ?*
hTs F S.W. i OR N Kit iitiosf SKCONli
floor. two gentlemen; front room, mutable one.
M. 11122.
17": (Hl.l MKIa" 7k ?A It. ~ APT. NO A -COtf!
fortable furtilaherl room. with (not lioino
iug; private family of adulta; refer-n > *. 2'
UM tith ST. n.w. XKXUr PCRXBHKi
riionm. with or without board; |>ermuucnla >.r
for inauguration.
1318 12th ST. n.w.-warm. biuoht KOOjr
near hath: abort walk to buaincaa eeuter; f> a
ilny for two. with meala. 3*
718 K ST. N.E?CAN ACCOMMODATE ? IX)2
Inauguration.
SPECIAL. IXALULKAL ACCOMMODATIONS.
14ol I. ?t. ii.w. Special accommodation fur
large inaugural parties. :i A first -floor room-,
accommodating 4 |iers?>n.? in a room; 1 doulda
hmi 2 siiijrl" l>eds: within easy walking dista > -?
of ail tin- point* of Interest. Excellent tal le.
Extremely low rotes If reserved at once.
?? | ? i i i m
821 E X.K.-XIOE I.AKCK WHIMS. NOT FAB
from Capitol; could accommodate 2 during inauguration.
1024 17th ST. X.W.?CAN AOOOM MOD ATE tS
or 20 for inauguration; rory reasonable if reserved
at once. 1*
1403 It. I. AVE. I-A It OB 2nd-FIXXUt UOOMSf
also can accommodate 0 people for lnougtiration:
beard. - 3*
THE 1KVINOTON. 14!? K ST. X.W. 2ndfloor
rooms: southern exposure; bath adjoining!
steam heat; comfort in every respect; select
table; ideal location.
THE OONK. INN. 1407 CONN. AVE. I1ANDsoniely
furnished rooms: home cooking; # minutes"
\valk to White House. _Phone X. 2647.
CARPET CLEAVING.
CAItf*ETS THOItoUUHl.Y AND CAltEFuVv?
cleaned, rugs woven from old i-arpeta; mat*
tresses rrnova ted. Estimates furnished. A I*.
BEUT KAHLKKT A CD.. 352 B at. a.w. M.2034b
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