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OFFICES i
United States Capitol.
Interior Department.
Union Station. 1
Bond building. W., B. & A. Rwy. Office.
1132 Connecticut aTenue.
1249 Wisconsin avenue.
11th Street Wharf.
LOST AND FOUND. :
BAR PIN (gold) set with turquoise. Reward If
returned to Mrs. Casey. 1401 31st n.w.
BRACELET. gold, engraved J. G. W., Thursday, '
October 21. Reward if returned to 1828 11th
St. II.w.
BRACELET?Old-fashioned hralded gold bracelet.
pearl in clasp, near 18th afcd Girard #U.
Liberal reward. 2717 13th st. n.w. 1
B<??K and new silk gloves: Genealogy of
Cragln family; value to loaer only. Leave
same with cashier Herbert's Lunchroom, 412
ftth st. n.w.
BRINDLE BULLDOG?Tag No. 7123. Address
2109 N st. n.w. j
BROOCH, diamond and pearl, at Scottish Rite
Temple, Monday. Oct. 18; platinum mounting,
scroll design, pearl center and pendant pearl.
Reward if returned to Berry-whltxnore Co.,
jewelers. 11th and F sts. n.w. 30*
FOB?LOCKET, small diamonds, on ribbon. Re- j
ward. 1479 Columbia road. Phone Col. 2708.
GOLD WATCH, Elgin, open face, neighborhood
it and V, 2nd and Summit place n.e. Reward.
122 V st. n.e.
HANDBAG?Black silk, with amethyst clasp. *
Will finder keep money and return bag? 1201
M st.. Apt. 7. j
KEYS?Bunch keys at 14th and Chapin sta. n.w.
Reward. 904^ Mass. are. n.w. 26*
LADDER?Will the gentleman in Petworth please return
the ladder he borrowed? J. Croniae,
Kennedy and 3rd sta.. Bright wood. D. C. *
PIN. diamond bar. 24 diamond* set In platinum;
$20 reward. Phone N. 8378.
PIN?Silver lizard, set with green and white atone;
rained (or association only. Reward,
1382 Belmont at.. Apt. 1.
RING ? Pearl, surrounded by small diamonds,
near quartermaster's stable. Reward. Room
218. War Department. 25*
POODLES. 2 white. Reward. 784 <th St. a.e. *
WANTED?HELP! *
IALESMEJI. i
SALESMEN wanted (or high-class article; quick .
sales; large profits. Apply after 9:30 a.m., 342 <
ftth at. s.e.
SAIJ2SMAN?Old-established coffee house mam
acquainted with retail grocery trade; reference
and lond required. Box 305, Star office.
8ALESMEN?Qeveral young Catholic gentlemen:
hustlers; make from 120 to $25 a week. Call
between 9 and 11 a.m.. Room 5, 1417 P at.
n.w.
SALESMEN?Active, clean-cut men of energy .
and ability, for city and country, to advertise <
and demonstrate high-grade household article;
$25 to $4<i per week guaranteed. Topbam
Sale* Co.. 608 12th st. n.w.
MALE.
ABILITY IN MATHEMATICS brings a better
salary; get your training with specialists;
enroll now; particulars on request. Columbia
School of Drafting, McLachlen bldg., 10th and i
G sts.
BOY?By real estate firm; good boy. to collect i
rents and learn the business; must be willing
to work, hare good habits; wheel; small salary
to begin. Answer, giving full information and
salary expected. Box 157. Star office.
BUYS AND YOUNG MEN?With wheels; gauaro- 1
Teed $1.50 day. steady position. Apply 717
12th n.w. 25* !
BOYS (colored) with wheels; reference. Ladiee*
Capitol Hat Shop. 50% 11th at. n.w.
BOY?White, to wrap bundles and go errands.
1219 F st. n.w.
BOYS?Bright, over 16 years of
age, for special messengers and :
wagon jumpers. Apply Superintendent,
S. Kann, Sons & Co.,
before 10 a.m.
BOYS wanted. with wheels; $1.50 to $2 a d ay.
A. B. C, Messenger SeTrice, 3rd floor. 904 G
at p.w. 28* j '
CANVASSERS?4 rosing men of good appearance |
for house-to-bouse <anvasa; stead y work. Ask j
for Mr. ftbineherg. National Hotel, between 5
and p.m. t'-day. I
CHAUFFEURS, for delivery department
; only those with department
store experience need
apply. Supt., ist floor, Palais ;
Royal, G and nth sts.
CHAUFFEUR wanted: experienced, colored;
Sued character, willing assist other work:
Iradler Hills. Apply between 9 a.m. and 5
p.m. Mr Bllis. rare Chapin-Sacks Mfg. Co.,
!s? and M n.e. 25*
DEMON3TRATOR&-T9 sell line of mechanical
toya Id dept. atores from Thanksgiving to
Christmas; those proving extra capable likely
given permanent employment a salesman;
give age. experience and reference* In flret i
fetter. Wolverine Co., Nortbslde, Pittsburgh,
Pa 2ft*
DRIVER, ETC.. gaaoline truck, strong; state
age. salary, references. Box 297, Star ofli'e.
27FURRIERS?
Wanted: Only those who are
thoroughly experienced need applv.
Julius Garfinkle & Co.. C27
. . ' ?-> 9
13th st. n.w.
HELPER ? One good all-wood blacksmith1*
helper. C. B. Stewart. 14th and P ?u, n.w.
MAN for dairy, reliable. Call evenings Mr*.
Buckley Gloves' Farm, Brigbtwood. 25*
MEN?Several rood, who are sober, honest and
iK?t afraid of work; tboss employed or having
experience In the grocery business preferred.
Addreiis. giving age and reference. Box 308,
Star office. 23*
MFJN?Opportunity for young men to leam the
electrical business; evening class. 8528 10th
at. n.w. 28*
MEN, a few more, for oar SPANISH AND GERMAN
TABLE; excellent cooking; native teachers.
1914 Peooa. ave. Phone Main 1030.
MEN?We need several at once, to leara repairing
and driving, and be prepared to accept good
poeltlona. Open nntll 9 p.m. National Ante
College. 9th and O ata. n.w.
PAPERS A N'OERS?Good aober mechanics. Csll
early. Halbtoger, 112X 4th st. n.w.
PAPERS ANGERS (two >. Apply 1248 8th St.
n.w.
PAPERHANGERS wanted. Apply with tools
to ?0Q8 Ga. ave. m.w. B. F. Map. ST
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WANTED?HELP.
MALE?Com tlaned?
PATENT specification writer of experience; good
chance for advancement; state salary and experience
In full or no attention paid; comfldentlal.
Address Box 282, Star office. 27*
PENMAN?Small plate script; fill in. 400 engraved
announcements; aadress envelopes at
home; state price. Box 19, Star office. *
SALESMAN (local), thoroughly experienced in
gents' furnishings and clothing; reference; good
salary; permanent position. Box 93, Star office.
SALESMAN?Good address; reliable; neat appearance;
liberal commission; handle attractive
article. 204 Kenois bldg., 5 o'clock.
SALESMAN?Experienced sporting goods salesman.
Apply to Manager, Saks A Co.
SALESMAN, experienced, in
men's clothing department. Apply
Supt., ist floor, Palais Royal,
G and nth sts.
SIGN WRITER to carry stock of part printed
eorrf* *l\y retail ?dvertlsln? P. O- BOX 1574.
Springfield. Mas*.
TAILOR, to work on ladles' coats; must, ba experienced;
good wages to right man. Apply
at once. 1106 H st. n.w.
TAILORS?
Wanted: Thoroughly experienced
tailors on women's coats.
Julius Garfinkle & Co.
TAILOR, ladles', first-class; none others need
apply at once to M. Lowensteln. Slsinan Oohn
Oo.. 12th and G sts.
TINNER. Apply John H. Davis, rear 210 C '
st. n.w. Monday morning. 25*
VULCAVTZER?Have good proposition for man
who understands the business. Box 313, 8tar
office. 26*
YOUNG MAN, 18, for office work; one not afraid
of work, who can use typewriter. Box 53, "
Star office.
FEMALE. .
APPRENTICES to learn French dresecutting.
dressmaking, designing and millinery; good
positions furnished after learning. New York
Millinery Academy. 1115 Q st. 26* .
CHORUS GIRLS, experienced; salary, $10, $18 '
week: transportation pajd. Apply immediately,
904 G n.w., third floor. .
COAT HANI'S, experienced, in alteration de- *
partinent. Apply 928 F st. n.w.
COOK in lunchroom and utility woman; colored; *
fair wages. 637 L st. n.w. 25*
CORSETS? I
Wanted: A woman who thor- <
oughly understands how to
make alterations on corsets. <
Only those who are capable of
doing the very best work and 1
with best references need apply. ;
Julius Garfinkle & Co., F st. cor. .
*3th. '
FINISHERS on custom pant*. Apply third floor, .
Rooms 8 and 10, 437 7th at. n.w. 26* (
FUR FINISHERS, first-class.
Apply at once. Good salary.
Sissman, Cohn Co., 12th and
G sts. n.w.
GIRLS for label Ins: cans atod packing our
products. Apply Tuesday bet. 4 and 5 p.m. A.
Loflier Provision Co., Inc.. 3730 Ga. are.
GIRLS (colored) to learn manicuring, b addressing,
facial massage, chiropody; special rates
now; we get you employment when finished;
day and night classes; diplomas given. Call
1939 14th n.w. North 3145^
GLOVE FITTERS for our glove
department. Apply Superintendent,
S. Kann, Sons & Co., before
10 a.m.
GOVERNESS, reliable, wanted; French or German,
for boy of 5 years. Apply Apt. 37,
Kr>ne?aw. 26*
HELPER, experienced. on fur coat. 1105 H
st. n.w. Apply at once.
L.ADT?Wanted, perfect 83; young and good
looking, to model In National Style Show at
Rauscher's, October 28, 29, 80. Apply after
5 tonight, 1234 14th n.w.
DYSTER COOK wanted at once. 832 14th st.
s.w. 26*
PERMANENT POSITION for bright young
ladies between the sges of 18 and 21; applicants
must be at least 5 ft. 4 In. Apply Telephono
Co.. 722 12th St. n.w.
SALESWOMAN?Experienced lady canvasser, to
place article lndi^penaable to every home and
institution; territory given; commission. 204
Kenols hidz., 5 o'clock.
SALESLADIES ? Experienced '
in cloak and suit departments, j
Apply to Superintendent, first
floor, Palais Royal. A. Lisner, J
G and nth streets. i
SALESLADIES in dry goods store. Apply to A. R.
Swin, Arcade bldg.. 14th and Keiiyoo. 1
SALESLADY wanted to work during the holiday :
season. Albert J. Osgood, 1825 fl st. n.w.
SALESMEN for our toy depart- ;
ment; only those who have had .
experience in handling mechani- 1
cal toys considered. Apply .
Superintendent, S. Kann, Sons 1
& Co., before 10 a.m.
SALESLADY, experienced, in
glove department; one who un- ,
derstands mending gloves. Apply
Supt., ist floor, Palais Royal,
G and nth sts.
sKIRT HANDS?Several, flrat class, at once. H. Muller,
1518 Conn. ave. n.w. 1
SOLICITORS?Several yoong ladles to solicit
subscriptions for a Catholic magadne. big
commissions paid. Call between 5 and 7 p.m.
Room 5. 1417 F st. n.w. 1
STENOGRAPHER?Rapid and accurate; moderate
salary. Box 1806. post office. '
STENOGRAPHER (female) and clerk for law- j
yer's office; specify experience, education, reference
and salary wanted. Address Box 22S,
Star office.
STENOGRAPHER and typewriter; must be thoroughly
experienced, capable and willing. Rudolf
?h it West Co., 1332 New York a vs. Ask for
Mr Hughes.
WAIST and sleeve hands, experienced.
wanted at once. "Jeanne,"
1817 M st. n.w. i
WAIST, skirt and sleeve hands, helpers and flnnlsbers
wanted; experienced. 1127 17th st. n.w.
26* '
YOUNG LADIES for outside work. Apply
basement 1208 K st. n.w., after 7:30 p.m. *
MALE AND FEMALE.
CLERKS? L*. 8. government wants men?woman
in or over: <" mornu; rtciuoni: nsx or
positions now obtainable free; write Immediately.
Franklin Institute, Dept. 48-H. Rochester.
N. T. not*
DOMESTIC.
CHAMBERMAID ? Must assist with laundry;
wages. $18. 123 12th at. a.e.
CHAMBERMAID and waitress; an Intelligent
young white girl; two In family; references.
1758 K at. n.w. 25* :
OOOK-HOUSEWORKER. $22; neat; competent:
reference; no laundry; other places Ladles
Exchange. 807 Vt. ave. 25*
COOK and general houaeworker; competent;
family of three; atay nlgbta. Mrs. 8mith, 3350
17th st. n.w.
COOK and general houaeworker. Apply $21 |
Mas*, ave. n.w.
COOK. $35. and housemaid. $23 (whits), for
same family; other cooks, waitresses, chambermaids.
nurse#, ladles' maids and other good
help. Ladle*1 Exchange. 807 Vt. see. 26* '
COOK?Good plain cook wanted Immediately.
2320 1 2th n.w. ,
COOK?Colored woman; must stay nights and
bring references. Call after 6 o'clock 802 C
at. n.w. ,
GEAraL H OUSEWORKER?Family of four.
4014 7tb St. n.w. _
NTBRB and general houaeworker; white or colored.
508 H st. n.e.
NURSE (white)?References; atay nights. 1826
Park road.
NURSE (white)?Reliable; references. 1468 Harvard
n.w.
WANTED?SITUATIONS.
MALE.
ATTENDANT (mala) to Invalid or nervous and
mental, state bosp. ezp. J. C., P. O. Box
1907. 26*
BOT. German. 18 years of age. wishes to learn
bakery business or machinist. 8409 N st. o.w.
FIREMAN, whits; naval axparlance; night or
day 1288 W at. n.w. 26*
DENTAL OPERATOR, txperlenced and reliable,
desires position for short time. Box 800, Star
ofljec. 26*
WAITER-VALET (colored); 14 years' references;
reliable. Address Z. m., 3T10 Ksoknk at..
Chary Chaaa.
TB&Wss&fir 'ss.T'kSsr
WANTED?SITUATIONS.
FEMALE.
CASHIER or office work, day or night, by i
refined lady. Address Box 209. Star office. 26'
CASHIER?Drag store and cafe experience; goo<
around-city reference; no objection to eveHinj
work. Box 194. Star office. 25*
CLEANING and dusting office after noon. Bo:
222. Star office. 25*
CLERICAL or file work; some knowledge o:
bookkeeping; reference; two years with las
employer. Box 204. Star office. 25*
POSITION as manager In some mercantile establishment
wanted by capable, experienced
boalnesa woman. Box 147. Star office.
SEWING, with dressmaker or tailor, or day'i
work cleaning rooms. 1820 Oregon ave. n.w.
STENOGRAPHER?Competent young woman
with excellent experience and references, de
sires position where ability and common sensi
count. Box 255. Star office. 25*
STENOGRAPHER-SECRETARY ? Thoroughly
efficient: congressional and other experience
available November 1. Box 257, Star office
SO*
STENOGRAPHER and typewriter; four years* ex
perience; knowledge of bookkeeping: moderat*
salary. Phone Main 2531 or address "Stenog
rapher," 1834 K st. n.w. 30*
STENOGRAPHER and typist, young lady of 11)
desires situation; experienced and capable
Address Box 80, Star office. 25*
STENOGRAPHER and typewriter, expert, oper
for position as private secretary after 0 p.m.
Intimately familiar with congressional, departmental
and interstate commerce commission
work. Capable taking entire charge of correspondence.
Box 196, Star office. 25*
TYPEWRITING?Wanted, work at home; trans
lating in French and German. Mrs. E. Kahn,
1324 L n.w. 26*
DOMESTIC.
BAKING, CLEANING, ETC.?Work 3 days week
neat, quick white woman, from 7 to 5, $1.25
per day. Box 266, Star office. *
BUTLER-VALET; white; married: 5 years'
city references. Frank Bush, 2132 Pa. ave.
n.w. 30*
BUTLER?Neat, experienced; 4 years' reference;
number other trained help. Ladies' Exchange,
807 Vermont ave. 26*
BUTLER?First-class, by reliable Filipino;
strictly sober and thoroughly experienced:
eight years' reference. Address Box 71, Stat
office. 28*
DARE OF FURNACE?Houses occupied or unoccupied;
also half day's work; highest refercncee.
Address Box 360, Star office. 27*
CHAMBERMAID and waitress desires work;
colored. 1016 22nd st. n.w. *
CHAMBERMAID or waiting, by neat colored
girl; reference. 1140 19th st. n.w. *
CHAMBERMAID or waitress, by neat, reliable
colored girl. 1938 15th st. n.w.
CHAMBERMAID or waitress by young white
girl in small family; reference. Box 152, Star
office. 25*
CLEAN a small apartment and take small wash
home, by neat and reliable woman; fine references^?
Florida ave. n.e. *
COOK?Work by good cook; small family; go
home nights. Call 1533 T n.w. 26*
COOK, butler or porter?By reliable colored mau,
in or out of city. 806 P st, s.e. *
COOK, colored, would like place In private family
or boarding house; good references. Call
454 Ridge st. n.w.
COOK, laundress, housework, or day's work
out. 907 4th st. n.w.
COOK or laundress?First-class. 716 23rd st.
n.w.
[700K?Small family; no laundry; home at
nights. 231 Mass, are, n.w.
XJOK?Wanted by colored woman, place to cook
In private family: beat reference. Call ??r
address 34Vfr Decatnr at. n.e. 26*
3ENERAL HOUSEWORK, by colored jrtrl, in
amall private family; reference. 12ff8 12th
at. n.w. t
3ENERAL HOUSEWORK In small family, by
neat, reliable colored woman. 1641 4th at.
n.w.
3ENERAL HOUSEWORK?Neat colored woman,
or chambermaid and plain sewing. 1717 4th
at. n.w.
30VERX1BSS (French)?Teaches French aod German;
all capacities domestic help. Ladles'
Exchange. 807 Vermont ave. 26*
3ELP?Home Service, 1121 17th at., supplies
first-class help, white and colored, male and
female.
HOUSEWORK or mother's helper, by refined, reliable
white woman; best references. Box 89,
Star office. 27*
LAUNDRESS wants work to do at home; good
reference; large, sunny yard. 1815 6th st.
n.w. 26*
LAUNDRESS, flrat-rlaae. washing to take home
or day's work. 1706 4th n.w.
LAUNDRESS, first-class, wants small family
washing to do at home, ladles and gentlemen,
at reasonable prices. 1142 8th st. 27*
aAUNDRY?Washing to do home; first-class.
Call or write. 1106 4th at. n.w.
JOHT GENERAL housework, by reliable girl.
Call 1921 Vermont ave. n.w.
LIGHT HOUSEWORK in small family or as
nurse, by colored girl; no washing; stay night.
1212 R at. n.w.
IAN and wife as bntler and cook (colored).
Call 1319 Corcoran st. n.w. 26*
ifORNINO and evening work, or washing to
take home. 1648 Florida ave.
(URSE. In private family only, by neat colored;
references. 1741 20th st. n.w.
WASHING wanted by reliable woman to take
home. 437 I st. n.w.
WASHING to take home or day's work. Call or
write 744 Morton at. a.w. *
WANTED?MKCELLAUEOUST"
AUTOMOBILE ROBES?Will buy two. Gall
North 740. 27*
WANTED?Set of furs; pointed fox preferred;
must be modern; good coudltlon; reasonable
price. N. 4277.
Hflt'MKHlir.li A Nit (IfriCK riTRNITftBP.
WANTED FOB HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
SEE US BEFORE YOU 8ELL.
A. KBUPSAW. M. 6643. 631 LA. AVE. N.W.
DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD. 8ILVER. PLATINUM,
rare colni and curio* bought and aold.
Established 1866.
BUENSTINE'S, 881 Pa. ave. n.w.
WANTED?600 feather beds by Not. 1. We also
buj furniture of all kinds; beat prices paid.
Square Deal Furniture Co., 601 Eye at. n.w.
Phone Main 5636.
RECORDS?Red Seal preferred; we pay good
prices for good records; we buy, self and exchange
records of all makes.
601 G st. n.w.
GENUINE MAHOGANY DRESSER and chlffonler,
in good condition and reasonable. Address
W. M. M., Star office.
NOTICE: PAWN TICKETS CASHED.
LOUIS ABRAHAMS,
815 O at. Opposite Patent Office.
Second-hand diamonds and jewelry bought.
WANTED- FU RN IT V RE
FOR MOST MONEY.
CALL MAIN 6306.
SACHS FURNITURE CO.. 8tb A B TTS. N.W.
[ PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR LADIES',
gents' and children's worn clothing, hats and
shoes. Send postal and I will call. BEN
BASS. 804 st. s.w.
WANTED?FURNITURE FOR CASH. SELL
yoor goods to the man who gives you the
most money.
HOPWOOD'S. 8th and K.
DIAMONDS WANTED!
Gold, silver and platinum; highest price paid.
ABE ABRAHAMS.
483 9th n.w. M. 6-VH.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
clothing, ladle*', men's and children's ahoes
and bata; aend postal or phone; will call. J.
TARSHES. 1308 7th n.w. Phone North 499.
WASTED-ALL THE OLD. USELESS GOLD
and silver lying Idle in your poaaeaalon. Diamonds,
Jewelry and silverware bought.
C. F. KARR. Jeweler. 814 13th at., above F.
WE BUY LIBRARIES, rare books, autograph letters,
old oil portraits, engravings and print-*,
and pay highest cash prices they can bring.
The Rare Book Shop. 813 17th at. Call M. 1291.
WANTED - FURNITURE, PIANOS. CARPETS,
etc. Pbcne M. 1282 for wagon, or have us
call. "WESCHLER'S," 920 Pa. ave. n.w.
FURNITURE WANTED?Wben disposing of your
old furniture send for an old. reliable dealer.
H. Marks. 422 10th St.. opposite gas office, or
phone Col. 8K1-W.
SPOT CASH paid for furniture, carpets, pianos,
booka. oil paintings, etc.; also office furniture
and store fixtures bought. Edgar Baum. 622
E at. n.w. M. 7483.
ANTIQUES BOUGHT.
Furniture, china, glass, engravings, sliver,
Jewelry. JORDAN, 815 17th at. Msln 3930.
SELL YOUR FURNITURE TO LOUIS NOTES,
814 E ST. N.W. PHONE MAIN 4110. REPUTATION
OF 18 YEARS' FAIR DEALINGS.
WILL CALL IN MY UNLETTERED WAGON,
dtr or suburban, and par you highest prices for
ladles', gentlemen's, children's discarded cloth,
lng of all descriptions. Address postal or pboua,
I will call. W. RICE. 1882 7th n.w. N. 1785.
OLD GOLD, SILVER, ETC.
GOLD. SILVER AND DIAMONDS BOUGHT.
THE LORBNZ JEWELRY CO.,
508 9th ST. N.W.
nPMMtTR fiAYRTY THKATlCn.
PERSONAL.
J06HPH?MBBT ME AT OFFICII ?!
IT DOES SEEM CLEAR TO US THAT WE
should and must buy mors men's worn suits,
shoes, end as for pants, ws pant for tbem, and
will gladly buy and pay un to $2.50 per pair.
Why not call Main 4145; that's our phone.
JUSTH'S OLD STAKD. 610 P.
COLLINS?1705 H St. N.W.,
* BUTS AXD SELLA
OOLXS. ANTIQUES. CURIOS. SSO*
FURNITURE, STORE FIXTURES.
Stocks of merchandise, etc.,
BOUGHT FOR CA8H.
638 La. are. D. NOTE8, Mala 8006.
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' CLARA H. CUNNINGHAM. EXPERT FURRIER..
Fur garments, muffs and stoles remodeled into
i latest styles. Furs repaired. 1011 K st. n.W.
Fancy muffs made. Phone Main 1571.
BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE SERVICE, SECOND
FLOOR, SOUTHERN BUILDING, 15th AND H.
PHONE MAIN 2525. ESTABLISHED 1885.
Expert, confidential secret service, any cause,
all sections. Night phones. Mr. Bradford, Oo.
lumhla 1924; Mr. Wells. North 7756.
, TURN YOUR CLOTHES INTO OASH! I'LL
give you a fancy price for men's, women's and
children's worn garments. R. GOLDSTEIN,
633 D st. Phone M. 3378 or drop postal.
DON'T GIVE YOUR GOODS AWAY, BUT SEND
them to 8MITH'S AUCTION HOUSE, where
you will get full value for them. We sell anything.
Rhone M. 0514. Wagon will call.
314. 316 A 318 8th n.w.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CAMERAS AND PHOTO SUPPLIES.
EVERYBODY PHOTOGRAPHS NOWADAYBKodaks.
$1 to $25. Developing left before S
p.m. finished next day at 5 p.m. M. BLUMBNFELD.
Jeweler. 8010 14th st. Phone OoL 77$.
CARPET CLEANING.
OSTRICH FEATHERS AND BOAS
MADE-DYED-CLEANED-CURLED.
Also millinery. All work done reasonably.
MORRIS. <137 Eye n.w. Main 6471-J.
CARPETS THOROUGHLY AND CAREFULLY
cleaned; rugs woven from old carpets; mattresses
renovated. Estimates furnished. ALBERT
KAHLERT A CO.. 352 B st. s.w. M.2036.
McCAFFERTY'S. E. A.MEREDITH. MGR., HAT
frame manufacturer and bleacher. All the
new fall shapes In frames. We reblock bearers
and felts. 1211 G at. M. 4788.
D. NEC FEU). 814 9th ST. N.W.
Ladles' hats cleaned, blocked, dyed and remodeled
Into latest styles. Best work guarantflaH
On r* 1. faottinn nt^-nA.1 A ^ r.A n r\A AIIVIAJ
LADIES' AND GENTS' SUITS MADE TO ORde{*.
Reasonable prices. Cash or credit. Skirts
made. $1.50 up; pleated. 75c up. H. DIEXER,
809 7th st. n.w. Phone M. 1710.
B0? N. Y. are. n.w. HANLON. M. 39377"
Coats, suits, dress skirts?tailored to order,
saving you .15% to 25%. Own materials uaed
1f desired. Fit guaranteed.
DYERS, ETC.
QUADRUPLE THE SERVICES OF YOUR
GLOVES! We clean gloves by a new process
that puts new life in them. NEWPORT DYE
WORKS. 2622 P st. Ph. W. 1164.
FURRIERS.
809 MT. VERNON PLACE.
Furs made over as good as new.
Best references. Short notice. Reasonable.
Will call.
ALL KINDS OF FUR GARMENTS REPAIRED
and altered to the latest stydes. Work done
In October at summer prices. HORGAN, 933
K st. n.w. Phone Main 8221.
MIRROR RESILVp!RI\G.
GOOD REFLECTIONS SPOILED BY BAD MIRrort.
Remedy: I^et us resllver them. New
? mirrors and mirrors for doors a specialty.
MIRROR SHOP. 73d 11th n.w. M. 1880. 27*
WAITRESSES AND BOX SPRINGS.
REMOVAL SPECIAL.
Mattresses renovated and remade equal to
new. $l. Called for and delivered. CAPITAL
REDDING CO.. 441-43 G at n.w. Ph. M. 1114.
HAIR AND FELT MATTRESSES. ALL SIZES,
remade and renovated; called for and delivered.
81 only. EAGLE REDDING CO..
1309 7tb n.w. Phone N. 5210. j
PAPERHAXGING.
LET US BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME. !
Paperhanglng and Painting done right.
Estimates cheerfully rendered.
HENKIN A COHEN.
923 M at. n.w. Phone North 4963.
ROOMS PAPERED, $3 UP; SUBURBAN WORK
a specialty; best references. Phone Col. 1987-J,
or address KOCH CO., 641 Irving n.w. Call
evenings.
ROOMS PAPERED. $3 AND UP.
Window shades made to order, 50c.
J. W. NASH & CO..
Phone Main 8415. 900 9th st. n.w.
PIANO TUNING.
$1.50 PIANOS TUNED AND VOICED?$1.50
General repairs; moderate prices; reliable
expert. Drop postal or plione Line. 1095.
L. LARHHN, 644 South Carolina ave. ?.e. j
PRINTING.
PRINTING WORTH WHILE*?We understand the
demands of good work and get beyond competition
when we quote a price. ANGEL PRINT|
1 NO CO.. 1320 N. Y nv? Phone Main 2981.
SLIP COVERS ANI> UPHOLSTERY.
PARLOR SUITES UPHOLSTERED, $8.50 UP;
slip covers made to order; mattresses made out
of old feather beds; furniture repaired. SOUTH KRN
UPHOL. < ().. 9th A M n.w. Ph. N. 5332. 30*
UMBRELLAS, ETC.
UMBRELLAS. PARASOLS; REPAIRED. REOOVered;
reasonable prices; work guaranteed; called
for and delivered: drop postal? New York Umbrella
Shop. I>. Goldberg. Prop., 1824_7th n.w.
UPHOLSTERING.
5 PIECE PARLOR SUITES UPHOLSTERED IN
tapestry, $9 up; free delivery; satisfaction; the
pieces are "built" by craftsmen of unusual
skill. Acme T'phol. Co.. 1007 7th n.w. M. 6237.
VACUUM CLEANING.
ELECTRIC AND HANDPOWKR CLBANKSi
FOR RENT. $1 PER DAY UP.
Expert Cleaning, $1 per hour; $5 per day of 8 bra.
VACUUM CO., 303 M. Gill bldg. Phone M. 337$.
BARBER SHOI' at $72.'.; $S'?0; parage $.1,500
Hardware, paint, feed, coal, pro., etc., only 3,2150
Gmcwles at $100, $200. $375, $1,500,
$1,700. $1,800. $2,000 and 2.500
Cigar and newsstands at $375, $450 and.. 1,300
Rooming house at $000, $050 and 1,200
Lunchrooms at $600, $650 and 750
Confec'y, notion, etc., reut, $15, take Invoice.
For results see us to buy or sell.
Our demand exceeds our supply.
NEW YORK BPS!NESS BROKERS. 1423 F.
BOARDING HOUSE?20 rati.; nrice right.
Moving picture theater; 500 seats; one of
most beautiful theaters In city; be quick.
Cigar, newsstand and fruit; price, $1,500.
Grocery; fine corner n.w.; rent; price, $2,000.
Variety store and dry goods; rent, $15; $400.
Potato chip business and machines; rent,
$9; large orders now on hand; $400.
General merchandise store; small mint for
right man; will invoice.
Rooming house 12th st.; sacrifice at $300.
Rooming house near Library; $150.
Rooming bouse; 14 rms.; $400.
Rooming houses at all prices; on terms.
If you want to buy or sell deal with the office
listing places worth while. The number
of sales made each week proves our success.
See us about selling your place. No overcharges.
Your place well advertised; all business
confidential. We have no connection with
any other office.
Marshall Bus. Brokers. 013 N. Y. ave. n.w.
BUSINESS?Splendid all-year business for ener*
getlc man; machinery and all equipment; business
could be doubled In three months; present
owner other business; no trlflers; $400 cash.
Box 144. Riverdale. Md.
CAPITAL?I have $500 to Invest on moving picture
house, white or colored; most show profit.
What have you? Particulars by first letter.
Box 417. Star office. 20*
CAPITAL?My Income $500 weekly from credit
reporting business started here two years ago;
capable men with $500 necessary to carry 90day
maturing contracts with merchants, can
establish themselves In Independent brunch offices
In other cities,. Entire country open. $5,000
yearly opportunity If you can qualify. George
Macomber, 3052 M at. B,wH gum Creditors'
Protective Association. 27*
stored to jjjj
rough The Star
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CIGAR STORE ? Downtown cigar, news and g^r
soda water; snap if sold by Nov. 1; do not &
miss this; other business reason for selling. ?
Address Box 12ft. Star office. 25*
DRY GOODS, confectionery and cigar store; El
doing business of $18 day; rent, $15 per month, f
Including two living rooms and lighted. Barber I
shops, two, at a sacrifice; owner leaving city. ==Lunchroom,
flrst-class, located In Mt. Pleasant, FL
In corner of apt. house; doing $800 business a ?
mo.; rent cheap; all for $500. Rooming house, rNl
14 rooms; worth $800; will sacrifice for $600. p
New player-piano, worth $500 alone; Income, ?
$170 per mo.; rent, $40.75 mo.; private reasons ir2
for selling. t:
F. G. NQLTB, Bus. Brokers, 904 11th st\ n.w.
GARAGE!?Fuilv equipped; now storing 62 cars; capacity,
125 cars: good lsase; central loca- f
tlon; everything in A1 shape; open to thorough "
Investigation. Apply In person between 8 and
5 afternoons. Frederick M. Pelcman. 416 ___
Woodward bldg.
GROCERY?Jewish, doing splendid bnslness; fine 77^
location; cheap; good reason for selling; snap *;
for quick buyer. 1702 7th st. n.w. 80* ?
GROCERY store for sale; good reason for sell- fTn
ing; must be sold this week. Apply at 1700 ~
New Jersey ave. n.w. 27* P
GROCERY, meat and provision store: best lo- h
cated in Mt. Pleasant; will sell all or half c<
interest. Boi 264. Star office. 81* o
GROCERY STORE on corner n.w.; rente $25; PL
with 5 living rooms; $1,200. Other groceries ti
at $300, $800. $1,000, $2,850. Rooming house. e:
12 rooms, near park; well furnished; $450. c
Other houses at $275, $350, $500. $700. Tai- ?r
loring establishment In town In Va., cleared
$2,000 last year; same owner twelve years; f"
going to California; will sacrifice for $750. 5
Equity Bus. Brokers. 1227 New York ave. PI.
GROCERY STORE for sale; on account of sick- ?
ness owner must sell; doing about $40,000 year
business. Boi 07, Star office. 25* pi,
GROCERY?On prominent corner, northwest sectlon;
good business and stock; cheap to quick
cash buyer; owner leaving city. Address Box
62. 8tar office. 28*
ICE CREAM and confectionery store: valuable J
location; doing fine business. Address Box
356, Star office. 27*
INVESTMENT?I will sell the controlling interest
in a going company making one of tne best
selling propositions on the market; nothing
like it; have commenced to sell output: orders ~~~
coming from all parts of the world; opportun- ST!
lty will never be offered again; personal rea- c
son for selling force me to sell quick; personal 8
interview. Address Pox 11)2. Star office. 26* g^,
INVESTORS?AT 12 O'CLOCK MIDNIGHT ON g
OCTOBER 31 WE WILL HAVE COMPLETED s
THE SALES OF OCR STOCK. ANY PERSON ?
DESIRING TO PURCHASE SHARES IN AN TP
ESTABLISHED MOVING PICTURE PRODCCING
COMPANY. WHICH OWNS OUT- 1
RIGHT A THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED 1
PLANT. AND TO REAP TnE HARVEST OF
PROFITS OF THIS WONDERFUL INDUSTRY.
HAVE UNTIL THAT TIME TO PURCHASE
SHARES AT $5 EACH PAR VALUE.
WE HAVE AN ACTING COMPANY. OUR
OWN CAMERA AND CAMERA DIVISION.
OUR OWN SCENERY. PROPS, LIGHTING
EQUIPMENT. ETC.. AND WE INVITE THE
MOST CAREFUL INVESTIGATION AS TO 2
OUR ABILITY TO PRODUCE AND AS TO S
OUR ABILITY TO MARKET PICTURES S
MADE BY US. IN ORDER TO KEEP CURI- F.
OUS PERSONS FROM THE STUDIO WE ARE
HAVING OUR MAIL ADDRESSED TO A BOX D.NUMBBR.
BUT TO ANY ONE MEANING d
BUSINESS AN INVITATION TO THF. STTmrn r.
ANI> TO A 8CREBN DEMONSTRATION OF
PICTURES ALREADY PRODUCED BY US
IS CORDIALLY EXTENDED. EMPLOYMENT
GIVEN TO SEVERAL PERSONS MAKING ph
SUITABLE INVESTMENT. BOX 364. STAR
OFFICE. A
INVESTMENT?$500 can be made to earn $6,000 JT7T
In short time by Joining advertiser in pro- ltK
motlng company for manufacture of patented ?
articles appealing to the toy and furniture .Jl
trade. No experiment. Box 190, Star office. 25*
LADY or man tailor, or otherwise, to Invest
$300, more or leas. it*, a ladies' tailoring establlshnient;
g<s-?d salary. 1318 G at. n.w. 26*
MAN? $7,000; opportunity for active wide-awake TY
man to secure factory for eastern or southern q
states: should pay from $10,000 to $30,000 ?
annually; goods easily sold; no experience
necessary; own and operate own business.
Call or write Room 910, District Nat. Bank
bldg.. Washington, D. C. 25*
Ml'LTIGKAPH letter business for Bale, the UN
oldest and beat equipped in the city: reputa- p,
tlon for their unexcelled work. Box 148, Star
! office. 25* UN
j PARTNER?Wide-awake business man with ' api- V
tal to take half Interest in a well established
I business. Address Box 303, Star office, for full
| particulars. 27*
PARTNER to Invest $1,000 in good paying busi- i
| ness, with or without services; excellent op|
portnnity. P. O. Box 1637. ?
j PATENT RIGHTS, stock and dies for aale.
I Reason, not financially able to place on market.
651 L s.w. ge
I POOLROOM and lunchroom; doing good busi- _
! ness; sacrifice for cash. Box 216, Star office.
30*
PRINTING THAT GIVES SATISFACTION at the
same price yoa pay In Baltimore; delivered - '
when promised; regular publications solicited.
Golns Printing Co. 1344 U at. Phone N. 4040. .
j ROOMING HOUSE for sale; contents of Si or
10 room house, with permanent roomers. 40
M at. n.w. 20* _
j ROOMING and l*>arding house; central; well
I established; best patronage; good income; y.
j particulars. Box 172, Star office. M
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BELL WHAT YOU HAVE FOR SALE. Fv",
MERCANTILE BROKERS* EXCHANGE, .
! 210 McGII.L BLDG.
j SILKS. ^
Manufacturers of every texture, specialising it
in damask for tapestry, 1.30 cms., etc., are th
seeking relations with American buyers who are w_
large consumers. Write, inclosing samples and 0j
1 designs of silks required, with fullest Informs- fl*
tion, references, and state proposed method of
| meeting payment, to Messrs. Lopez A Com- as
panla, Guillem de Castro, 77. Valencia (Spain). pjT
I STOCK AND FIXTURES, consisting of men's
furnishings, etc., to close up an estate. 1218 im:
7th st. n.w. 23* ^
J STORE, stock and fixtures, 1600 Rosedale at. w
n.e., for $200 cash: only store on street. 81* P
1 STOREROOM ON 14th ST., ONLY $35; SUIT- FU;
able for a colored dlDlng room; cook room and w
I cellar: money to be made there. See ot
STONE A FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave. qJ
| WANTED?BUSINESS PROPERTY TO SELL. &
I We will produce results. 1'
MERCANTILE BROKERS' EXCHANGE. HT
2i9 MoGin bidg.
WANTED?Buslneas property to sell. Let ua jTj
handle your sales If you want quick results.
MERCANTILE BROKERS' EXCHANGE,
210 McGill bidg.
$2.50 PER HOUR WILL GET THE AUTOS
that do not full you. 'TOURIST AUTO LIVERY
CO.." established 1008; office, 414 12th
st. n.w. Phone M. 8157. no23*
FURNITURE,
CONTINUOUS-POST BED. National spring. 50pound
felt mattress. Ooinplete outfit, new, $10.
Other outfits at $5.70 and $8.20. Johnson's
Bed and Bedding Store, 1242 B st. n.e.
DAVANO and mattress, new mahogany; very ^
comfortable to sleep on; Just the thing for a.
party with one room and bath. Address Apt.
002. 1801 K n.w. 20* m
DINING ROOM FURNITURE?Excellent quality;
no dealers: after 0, or Sunday. 08 Randolph
place n.w. 25*
FOR SALE?Hall rack. $22.50; the latest style;
cost about $38; easy terras if desired or discount
for cash; save money. Buy at Hopwood's,
8th and K sts.
FOR SALE?Parlor suite; good as new: $32.50;
cost about $75; easy terms if desired or dls- .
counts for cash; save money. Buy at Hop- sh<
wood's. 8th and K sts. p]
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FURNITURE, new and slightly used, from some <j>(
of the best homes In the city. Cash or credit. p
Save money?Buy at Hopwood'a, ;
8th and K sts. n.w.
SHC
FURNITURE?All kinds household, pictures; Ol
i tuxedo coat and vest, size 35; must be sold. fe
Apt. 4. 1420 R at. n.w. 25* =
FURNITURE, number pieces of antique; lot ^
Slctures, Indian pottery, carpets, rugs. 945 rrrz
; n.w. 25* coc
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FURNITURE (household) for sale; must be sold Dt
by Nov. 1. 706 11th n.w.. Apt. 21. 25* g^jij
SEWING MACHINE, "White Latest Improved" P*
drophead; cost $65; will sell for $18; mahogany TO
settee, cost $45, sell $15; mahogany music cab- he
lpet. cost $85. sell for $12. 284 R st. n.e. co
HORSES, CARRIAGES. ETC. ?
??i ' 1 " 1 BLL
At.y, KINDS of carriages, 6 landaus, 12 brough- R
mi, 10 victorias, 4 surreys, 6 runabouts, sin
gle and double harness. 25 horses. 1444 P at. DOC
DRIVING HORSE?Beautiful dark baj (blue da
ribbon rbrfdster). M. A. Emerson, Falkstone
Courts. Phone CoL 442. 25* JUS
FOUR HEAVY draft horses, in perfsct condb I S
tion. at National Capital Brewing Qa, 14tk I e$
and D sts. s.e. 27* | 6c
A
HOOVER ROYAL ELECTRO-VAC KRANTZ
Premier sweeper-vac and other high-grade electric
and hand eleaners. Cleaning by boar or
estimate. Machines rented. Phone M. 2602.
SWEEPER-VAC SALES CO.. 433 10th st. n.w.
VACUO! CLEANING. $3.50 PER DAY.
With expert operator; hand.or electric cleanera
for rent. $1 per day.
NAT L VACUUM SALES CO..
MAIN 4135. 6th AND D ST8. N.W.
WINDOW SHADES,
SHADES?Good Quality Opaque Shades, fitted to
your windowh, only 35c; the Beat Quality OH
Opaque Shades. 5<>c; hung free. We call with
aamples. KLEEBLATTS. Ilth and H ?U. q.o>
SHADESi-We make a specialty of best quality
oil opaque ahades, 75c. All the best Jrrades
of shades at lowest prices. B. O. M. BURTON
Sc SON. 911 E n.w
WINDOW CLEANING.
HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS?
Caboun Acme Window (.'leaning Service,
021 U St. n.w. Main 7159.
White beli>.
YALE KEYS.
DUPLICATE KEY, 28c.
Made by electricity In a minute. Mil! key
and we return same day. EDWARD TURNER,
Locksmith. 1307 H at. n.w.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOE SALE?MISCELLANEOUS.
)RSE8. CARRIAGES. ETC. (Coa'*.)
>RSE AND BUGGY for sale; food worker; $50
t> quick buyer. 1225 11th at. s.e. __
tRSE. brown. $55. Apply 43 M st. P.w. 25*
>RSE?Good worker. No further use. Ask
or Maj. Robinson'a horse. 1236 12th st. p.w.
)RSE, driving and riding, 12 years old, and
lailey rubber-tired trap, with harness, $165.
loi 2fl8. Star office. 25*
>RSES to winter on O. H. P. Clark Stock
'arm: box stalls; experienced attention. R.
i. Clark A Bro., Silver Spring. Md. Phone
roodslde 563-J.
)RSES AND VEHICLES of every description
or sale or hire by day, week or month;
pecial rates. Cogswell's Stables, 1108 C it.
i.wf Phone M. 4066. _________
ST for a business booster for three days we
ffer the following bargains:
toe steel-tire leather-top buggy $52.50
toe rubber-tire runabout 35.00
toe full-glass station wagon ^... 45.00
toe top furniture wagon '... 45.00
toe coal wagon 45.00
All of the above articles are offered at 50%
ess than they are worth.
AOME WAGON CO.. 310 Pa. ave. n.w.,
R. L. Waters. Manacrer
LRK?Fine riding and driving. Call or address
. M. Morgan. Conn, are, and Grant road. 29*
JLES?Two pairs second-hand mules: very
heap; also several good work horses. Can
e seen any time. Stable. 2d and K sts. s.e.
RREY for sale; cheap. 2208 Nichols ave?
Lnacostia. D. C.
MOTOR CYCLES AND BICYCLES.
CELSIOR, 1914, twin: two-speed; side car:
ull equipment; cheap; excellent condition,
iox 125, Star office. 25*
YING MERKLE, twin cylinder, free engine,
ood running order, $55. 507 8th at. s.w. 31*
MAN, 1915; perfect condition; terms. Aply
after 8 p.m., 534 8rd n.e.
MAN?8-speed 1915 tandem, $175; flne condilon.
Apply 721 G st. n.e. Linen. 3904. 29*
SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS.
Big bargains in second-hand motor cycles,
45 up: Indiana, Harley-Daridaons, Excelsiors,
lerkels, Thors, Emblems.
Call, or postal brings big ltat.
Howard A. French & Co., 424 9th st. n.w.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
{ADBURY player-piano. $000: cost $800: $200
ash, balance $15 per month; used only six
months. In private family. Phone N. 7574.
* YOU OWN a talking machine? Subscribe
y the service of the Washington Circulating
lecord Library. Up-to-the-minute Victor, Ooimhla
and Edison records. Always at your
smmand. Membership subscription, one year,
ne dollar. 510-517 Kenols bldg.
\NO FOR SALE?Knabe grand piano; splendid
one; good condition; must be sold to close an
state. For particulars address American Seqrity
and Trust Company. Washington, D. C.
\.NO?For sale at a sacrifice; mahogany upight;
in flne condition; $125. 325 Md. ave.
^e. 25*
iNO?Handsome upright; $95 cash or payments;
elegant tone condition; very prominent
manufacturer. Lincoln 3349. 25*
\NO?$450 Behnlng upright; perfect condilon;
very reasonable. Phone Col. 8102. 25*
PIANOS.
For sale, a number of bargains in upright
ilanas, all makes, including some of our own,
nly used a few months.
Easy terms. i
Several bargains In player^planos.
CHAS. M. STIEFF,
1008-10 T at. n.w.
J. 0. OONLIFF. Manager.
BIN WAY full cwjcprt grand piano: perfect
onditlon, hut too large for a small room; also
tune very large mirrors. 1533 I St. n.w. 31*
IEFF, STEINWAY and several other hlgh rade
planow at a sacrifice; must sell for
torage. Address Box 230, Star office. 26*
[REE piano bargains: $400 Kohler Sc Campell,
$170; $800 Kimball, $135; $300 Smith &
tarnes, $150. Pianos for rent. Hugo Worch,
110 G. Worcb building. Vlctrolas.
WEBER UPRIGHT PIANO. $190.
Mahogany case; 3 pedals.
Recently traded for Aeolian Vocallon.
Terras. $6 per month.
O. J. DE MOLL A CO.. 12th and Q sta
SEWING MACHINES.
drophead Singers, $10 & $15; 2 drophead
tandards, $12.50 & $18; 2 dropleaf Singer and
tandard, $5. Renting; repairing. Open eve.
1. E. Harris, 313 Pa. ave. s.e. Phone L. 275.
H. SINGER. $10; d.-h. Wheeler & Wilson, $18;
.-h. Davis, emb. attachment, $18. Renting and
pairing. Open evenings. Reamy, 625 Pa.
ve. i.e. L. 8672.
TYPEWRITERS.
EMIER TYPEWRITER ? Good as new; will
*11 to first applicant for $9.50. 1731 T St.,
Pt. 2.
MINGTON typewriter No. 6, practically new;
ill sacrifice for $12 to quick buyer. 1312
lorida ave. n.w.
HE REBUILT TYPEWRITER CO. (INC.).
717 12th st. n.w. Main 6534.
Bny. sell, rent and repair typewriters.
AWARDED GOVERNMENT CONTRACT.
PEWRITER?Wellington visible; cheap to
ulck buyer; $10. Box 154. Star office. 25*
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE,
S6 Randolph pi. n.w. North 3128-J.
No. 4_^ Underwoods. $2 mo.; 3 mo.. $5.
ttftium typewriters Tor sale.
DERWOOD TYI'EWRITER for sale; No. 5:
pod as new; $35. 21?,1 15th st. n.w. 26*
DERWOOD, all models. Just from factory,
jnted $2 a month, or 3 months for $5; No.
Remingtons, $1 a month, Underwood Speiallst.
29 T st. n.w. Phone North 7946.
WE RENT
RELIABLE TINDER WOOD TYPEWRITERS.
$2.50 per month,
ther machines at proportionately low rates.
WE SELL
HIGHEST GRADE OP TYPEWRITERS,
$20.00 to $00.00.
NERAL TYPEWRITER CO., 616 14th at. n.w.
I'hone M. 0694.
$2.50 UNDERWOODS RENTED $2.50
Special rates for two montha.
Typewriter and Office Supply Co.,
702-4-6 10th at. n.w.
MISCKLLA\EOl'S.
LARGE LOT of electric chandeliers and ceillg
fixtures; used. Apply Engineer, the Illglimds,
Conn, and Oal. aves. 25*
ILDING MATERIALS?Tearing down comer
h and Massachusetts ave. n.w. BRICK,
1ISTS, SHEATHING. SASH. CABINET
ANTELC SIDNEY HECIIINGER. Expert
louse Wrecker. 15th and C sts. n.w.
MTURY DICTIONARY ?10 vols ; half leather;
?ry little used; $15. Address Box 197, Star
Hce. 29*
JTHES?We hustle Home while we are about
, and we are always about it; now the stock
iat'8 here will please the critical man who
ants something good for not much money;
ell, why shouldn't he; we have it in shape
' slightly used suits low as $3; is that your j
pjre? One price. Justh's Old Stand, 619 D.
SINE?2-horsepower Otto gas engine; good
> new. 516 2nd st. n.w. 27* j
RNACE and hot-water boiler for sale; good
'ndition. 501 3d st. s.e. 26*
RS? Handsome set of furs, worth $'35, will ;
.criflce for $6; also valuable fur coat, never
orn, will sacrifice any offer to quick buyer.
riTate residence. 1219 I st. n.w. 30*
RS?I will bell my beautiful black lynx furs,
ortb $60, for one-fourth value. Box 401, Star
Hce.
S FIXTURES?WUl^ sell very ch-ajj all gas
nuin, lutiuuiiik ? uvtues, tu me ?y UJtesnire, ;
rS7 Oolumbla mad. 25*
5 FIXTURES and metal bathtub. Apply at
117 19th fit, n.w.
'ANKSE folding lamp shades, 35c each.
Wire frames for lamp shades.
The Pagoda,
1625 H st. n.w.
_ ^
JOIN ME
AND SAVE MONET
ON A DIAMOND.
If foar others, either ladles or gentlemen, 1
ill Join me, I am In position to secure
rough a private club plan live Diamond Rings
a big discount.
We can pay for them in small amounts
onthly?a strictly confidential arrangement.
If you are interested address Box 169, Star
Bee.
DWCASE AND STORK FIXTURES SAMLE
ROOM AND COUNTER CASES, AT
FECIAL PRICES. "BUY AT THE PAC- 6
DRY." RUSE k COMPANY. 808 LOW ST., "
4LTO.. MP.
>T GUN?Parker Bro.: for $20; coat $00.
:her high-grade mm*, from $1.1 up; all forlted
pledgea. Groce'g. 11th and E. ~
POULTRY, DOGS, PET STOCK.
JKERELS?For aale. a few choice R. I. Red 7
ckerels; Sanborn strain; $1 each. 2801 S. L
akota are.. Woodridge. 25*
.T. PUPS?Thoroughbred French; fl weeks old;
rfect specimens Box 232. Star office. 30* CLOSE
OUT. ten Belgium Sliver Campine
ns and two pullets; great layers; in fine
ndltlon. Phone Col. 3272 or M. 7765. W.
Lee. 26* IE
RIBBON Eskimo dog. male, $200. 1432
St. n.w. Apt. 32. N. 7574.
} ? Thoroughbred pointer; good hunter; 4 __
ars old. Address R. W. Pumphrey, Cherry- r
le. Va.
T RECEIVED singing canaries, parrots, dogs,
ta, rabbits, nines pigs, goldfishes, aquariums id
remedies for all kinds of pets. Send far e
tslocue. Taxidermy In all its biunchem
tola's Pet Emporium. T12 12th St. u.w.
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILES?FOR SALE.
A GOOD LINE OF TIRES?80x6, $2.30: 30x8*4,
32x3*4, $4.50; 32x4. 33x4. 34x4. 86x4*4. $3.50:
ulcauizing casing, $1.50. Dakln headlight
dimmers. 23c pair. 739 13th St. n.w
AUTO, 2-passenger, equipped with electric selfstarter
and generator, spare wheel end tire,
speedometer, etc. Will take $426 for quick
gale. 3221 16th at. n.w.
AUTOMOBILE CHASSIS?Perfect condition; good
tires; 40-h.p. engine; fifty dollars; quick sale.
f?2S 10th s.e 26*
BAKER electric rlctorla, direct or shaft drlre:
go??d condition. Dupont Oarage. 2020 M at. 25*
AUTO RADIATOR REPAIRS ? Ford radiators
for sale, from $8 and up; latest style crown
fenders for Fords. $16 per set. French Radiator
and Fender Co.. 1604 14th at. Phone
2075.
BARGAINS IN USED CARS. MUST BE SOLD.
Cadillac. 5 pass.. 1913.
Buick. 5-pass.. 1913.
Pullman. 5 pass., 191$.
Cole, 5-pass.. 1918.
Ford roadster. Perfect condition. Extra
equipment.
Pullman touring; latest model; fully equipped;
electric starter and magneto.
AUBURN SALES OO..
Line. 1534. 643 Md. its. n.e.
BIO BARGAIN?An American 5-paasenger car.
In perfect condition and rnnnlnc order, which
cost $3,500 and baa been need less than a
year, will he sold way down on account of
owner leaving thia country. Streamline body
and nnrierslung. Very beat material in its
construction. See it.
Union Garage. O at. bet. 6th and 7th.
BROKEN caat iron and other metal a welded hi
autogenous process. Steam Anto Shop, 510 X.
J. ave. n.w.
BUICK ROADSTER?Model 80; perfect condition;
extra tire, electric born, shock absorbers, etc.
227 B n *> 25*
BL'ICK?5-passenger. late '13. in good condition;
3 new tires, tools. 8320 N St. n.w. Phone
West 134. 25*
Cadillac 6-passenger $750
Chevrolet 5-pasaenger 550
Pullman 5-paasenger 460
Oldsmobile 7-paaaenger .... 400
Studebaker 5-paasenger .... 250
Overland 5-paasenger 150
Chevrolet roadster 850
Buick roadster 850
Hudson roadster 275
Terma if deaired.
THE HENDERSON-HOWE AUTO CO..
1012 14th ST. N.W. M. 8548.
CARS and old tires booght in any condition.
We specialize in parts. New noo-akid Flak
tires, size 30x3%. $8.50. Isadora Olssser, 2025
7th st. n.w. Phone N. 3959.
CHALMERS, six-cylinder, for sale eheap; 1813
model; fully equipped; self-starter; electric
lights; demountable rims; extra tire. Apply
M. A. Kettler, 204 14th st. n.w., bet. 8 a.m.")
and <5 p.m. Phone Main 2424. 20*
CHALMERS Master Six. in perfect condition;
equal to new; less than one-half coat. Frank
E. Altemus. 2744 14th at.
CHEVROLET-Baby Grand 1918 model; little
uaed; $50 extras; price. $700. Northwest
Garage, rear 1222 12th n.w. 31*
(Y^T.r\fRfi MmAii.ln. 55333 --wi ?
dltional touring body. Main 1142. Rear 1013
ltith St.. chauffeur.
CONTINENTAL MOTOR ? Factory-built speedster;
classy; leaving town; will sacrifice for
$225 cash. Call Jacoby, Sellman's Garage,
North 3274. 81*
DOCTOR having two cars wishes to dispose of
a Ave-passenger touring car cheap for cash.
Sunshine Oarage. 926 N st. n.w. 36*
ELECTRIC COUPE?Slightly used; owner will
sell cheap for cash; no dealers. Address Box
159. Star office.
ELECTRIC VICTORIA, shaft driven: new paint;
tires good condition; $250. Electric coupe,
solid tires; fine condition; $450. Cars painted,
$20 to $60. Fidelity Storage Oo.
FLANDERS delivery car; In good running order.
Z. W. Potter, 1723 Pa. ave. n.w.
FORD (1914) TOURING CAR?Only slightly
used. Will he j*old cheap. 1418 North Capitol.
Forii TOURING CAR?Good condition; electric
lights; 2 new extra tires; hood, cover, etc.;
$320. Inquire Studebaker agent, 817 14th st.
n.w.
FORD REPAIRS?Expert mechanics. Old motors
run like new.
E. H. Bauer, the Ford Specialist,
Rear 1310 L st. n.w.
FORD ROADSTER BODY-Quick buyer will get a
bargain. 022 G st. n.w.
FORD ROADSTER, also Ford touring car; both
fully equipped: demonstration; $325 each.
Kendrlck. 023 G st. n.w.
FORD touring car, 1914; electric atarter and
lights; fully equipped; first-class condition.
Phone Col. 2997.
FORD TOURING; extra equipment; good condition;
bargain for quick sale. 1823 14th st.
FORI) RUN ABOUT, 1914; excellent condition;
$50 worth of extras; $250 cash; no less. Col.
5085. Box 46. Star office.
LANDAULET atomobile body; excellent condition;
made by Rothschild. Paris; will sell reasonable.
See McReynolds' Sons, 14th near L
st. 25*
LARGE. NEW TWO-STORY FIREPROOF ACTO
salesroom, repair shop and garage for rent;
10x2o electric elevator; electric lights; steam
heated; large alley. 1337 14th st. n.w. Open
tonight, 8 to 10. R. B. BEHREND, 416 5th
n. w.
LIMOUSINE (Buick)?In splendid condition;
fine for the winter. Will be sold very cheap.
Come and see it.
Union Garage. G st. bet. 6th and 7th.
LITTLE ROADSTER (late 1918); fine condition;
looks good; demonstrate: best bid above $260
takes it. L. 3??31. 11th and F n.e. 26*
MARION?Five-passenger: in good condition. s?e
Bazzuro & Co., rear 1417 T st. n.w., betwesn
8 a.m. and 5 p.m. 27"
MAXWELL ^ (1913) TOURING CAR?Al^ shnpe.
IUII auaugc ya?i w iwico. ivio tivnu >
Capitol.
METZ, 191(5 model; cost $(522 cash; owner
bought only month ago; run only 400 miles:
will sell at sacrifice for cash. Call at 115
9th st. n.e. 28*
OLDSMOKILE SPECIAL"; speedster trim;
bargain for quick >ale. 1823 14th at.
OVERLAND COUPE for sale; in fine condition.
Inquire at C. R. Stewart's. 14th and D sts. 26*
OVERLAND light delivery, for sale cheap.
Must be sold quick.
Cnion Oarage. (I st. bet. 6th and 7th.
OVERLAND. 5-passonger; good running order;
must sell at once; price, $125. Rear of 466
E st. s.w.
PHAETON", electric, Studebaker; perfect condition:
new painted; new batteries; new Motz
tires on rear wheels; bargain. North 437. 27*
REGAL ROADSTER <1914> ( HEAP.
30-h.p.; electric lights; windshield; top; 2
electric horns; all new tires; 5 demountable
rims; only for next 3 days. C. F. W., 1309
1! st. n.w. M. 4928.
REGAL "S" demonstrator; factory guarantee;
perfe.-t condition; will take used car as part
payment; easy terms. 1823 14th st.
ROADSTER. 1915. bargain at $300; everything
first-class condition. Rox 302. Star office. 27*
ROADSTER?Nifty foredoor; fully equipped;
new tires, extra tubes and tires. Must be
sold. 610 A st. a.e. 26*
STUDEBAKER E-M-F 30 touring; fine running
condition: newly painted; a bargain at
$325. 1866 California at. Engagement for
demons'rat ion. Phone North 6583. 29*
WARREN ROADSTER?Will sacrifice f<* cash;
condition Al; demonstration. W. A. Kendrick.
623 G st. n.w.
IV E HAVE SEVERAL REBUILT CADILLACS
and used cars of other makes. Prices reasonaide.
Demonstration on request.
THE COOK AND STODDARD CO..
1138-40 CONN. AVE. TEL. NORTH 7810.
5VITY BUY A SECOND-HAND CAR WITH THE !
PRICE OF GASOLINE GOING UP. WHEN
YOU CAN GET A NEW TRUMBULL CAR
(35 MILES ON A GALLON). CHEAPER TO
OPERATE THAN CAR FARE. FOR $395?
NATIONAL MOTORISTS' ASSOCIATION. 3221
16th ST. N.W. i
VM. J. COLBY, late of N. Y.; expert auto repairing;
Delco specialist; magneto repairing.
515-517 K st. n.w. Phone 799 25*
1914 Hudson "nig Six" touring car, $800.
1914 Hudson "Light Six" touring car, $750.
1913 Ford touring car, $285.
1915 Chevrolet roadster, $900. 1
1915 Saxon roadster, $300.
All guaranteed in perfect condition.
SEMMES MOTOR CO., '
1136 CONN. AVE. NORTH 4107.
911 OLDS MOBILE special roadster, good eon- *
dition, $400. J
1915 Grant "Light Six" touring ear; electric
lights and self starter; $550. 3
1913 Studebaker electric victoria; Iron-clad
batteries; excellent condition; $450.
1913 Bulck "30" roadster; good condition; ;
$400.
1910 Chalmers 4-passenger touring car; good condition;
$225. 7
1912 Rambler 5-pass.; good condition; $500.
Buick Motor Company, 1028 Conn. are. J
AUTOMOBILES?for hire.
District Taxi Service,' M. 8714. i
75c anywhere In cltj proper; 50c. 10 blocks;
touring, $1.25 hour. 1 or 5 pass. Carefnl drivers.
IPECIJX SHOPPING SERVICE. $1 PER HOUR. Z,
$1 PER HOUR FOR 1 PASSENGER.
$2 per hour for 2 or more passengers. V
"Oldsmobile" and other first-class cars.
5 and 7 passengers. Service guaranteed.
Call phone M. 7445 or N. 6913.
CALL M. 5599. CAPITAL TAXI OO. 7
Autos. $1.25 to $3 per hour. We make special
rates that will please you. Careful white drivers
& good service. After 1 a.m. call West 1109. :adillacumousine
? special, rates 1
for shopping, day, week or month. At your service.
Day or night. I
Phone Columbia 4T75-W. no2*
UTO SERVICE?BRAND-NEW 5 AND 7 PASsenger
cars; white chauffeurs; lowest possible
rates. Take no chances, call "us up"; satlsfac- tlon
assured. Main 3107-W. $1.50 per hour up. 8<
ABSOLUTELY NEW 1914 MODEL
TOURING CARS. CAREFUL DRIVERS. $1.25,
$1.50, $3.00 per hour. Phone N. 2Mk T
Special Rates for Trtpa.
AK3 FOR HIRE. STEELE
GARAGE, II
426 8th ST. X.W.
MAIN 848. f
LDDSON. BRANMEW. T
1818, T-piaseager, ffcr prtrats ?.
Phorn Nortfe ?or ?r 0*L ML
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRK. (C?.)
NEW TAXI SERVICE.
LESS THAN IS BLOCKS. 50c.
AWT DISTANCE WITHIN CITY PROPER. Tit
ONE OK FIVE PASSENGERS.
TOURING, per Soar. $1J?.
SPECIAL SHOPPING SERVICE. II per Smb.
A1 SERVICE.
Phone West 84.
FORD TOURING CARS, fl PER HOUR.
White chauffeurs. Taxi aarr4ca.
XS blocb, 00c; Anywhere la city, TSe.
Phooe Cel. 304.
PHONE NORTTI 5058 POH THV FINEST
touring can and llinouaine*. by boar, day or
week. P. L. PAYI.OR TAXICAB CO..
3131 14 th at.
BCICK AND CADILLAC TOURING CARS, $1.50
per hour. Special rates for trip* to Laurel And
return, $6.00; wedding*; very reasonable.
Arlington. Phone North 4374.
THE OISH GARAGE. 17th A t . N. 4484 -?-Cjl.
7-pa* . Hud*on ears, w th careful ?jd e(Belent
chauffeurs. DAT A NIGHT. SPECIAL RATES
WEEKLY AND FOR TOVMNO PARTIES.
AITOMOBILES UAXTKD.
I SELL AUTOMOBILES BY AUCTION EVERY
Saturday. 12 noon. A quirk and satisfactory
method. Inquire for special rates at "WE9CIILER'S."
92o P*. ave. n.w.
FORD TOURING CAR wanted; bargain. Addresa
or rail lfl!8 T *t- n.w.
ELECTRIC CAR <eloaed>. 1916 or lfltft model;
flrst-clas* make: will par cash; (fire full partieulara
and price. Box 171. Star office. 3ft*
WANTED?TO EXCHANGE EQUITY OF $1,000
In ft-rooin modern house for late model auto.
Box 191. Star office. ,
WANT Ford car In exchange for equity In well
rented house. Investigate at once. Addreaa
Box 201. Star offl~e.
WILL EXCHANGE good building lot, clear, for
Ford or other light touring car. Addreaa Box
210. Star office.
W* ANTED ? 2-passenger, foredoor roadater, pr
b-paaaenger foredoor touring auto body. Chat.
Davis, rear 1730 14th at. n.w. 23*
HATE 8 email court bouaea, value, $1,800.
clear* rent. $18 month: will trade for late
model auto. Box 104, Star offloe. 20*
FORD ROADSTER In good condition; will pay
cash. Addreaa by mall Chat. II. Johneon.
1485 Corcoran at. n.w. 25*
ELECTRIC CAR wanted In exchange for 5pasaenger
touring car <1913); good make; 50 b.p.;
just overhauled; new paint; new top. Box 140,
Star office.
FORD RUNABOUT wanted <1914>; exchange 6paas.
touring car (1918); 50 h p . ftrat-claaa *
coodltlon. Fidelity Storage Oo.. 1420 U at.
FOE RENT?GAEAGES
GARAGE AND STORAGE FOR AUTOMOBILES;
autoa washed and polished; carbon removed;
valve# ground. Rear 219 3rd at. n.w. Phone
M. 2489.* K. S. WOOD. Prop. 5*
OARAGE IN REAR OF 1220 14th ST. 8EE
janitor; $5 per month. 25*
IN REAR OF 1318 Q ST. N.W.. A NEW OArage;
room for three cars; only $12.50 per
month. Key with janitor at 1318 Q at.'
C. W. SIMPSON CO.. INC..
734 1 5th at. n.w.
FOE SALE?GAEAGESL >
excavator.
Are you going to build a garage? Will excavate
and give grades cheap. H. S. URBAN.
48 M n.W. Llhc. 8?B9. 28*
PRUDENTIAL."
All-steel Portable Oarage, with Cemvat Flaar.
erected for $110.00.
C. K. buckland, Agent. 5 Mass. are. a.v.
Telephone Lincoln 2722.
PORTABLE STEEL GARAGES. All Sixes.
FORD SPECIAL. $75.00.
Erected with cement floor complete.
AUTO SHELTER CO.. 8403 O at. n.w. Ph.W-981.
GARAGE?FULLY EQUIPPED; NOW STORlng
62 cars; capacity. 125 ears: good lease: ,
central location; everything In A1 shape; open
to thorough investigation. Apply in person *
between 3 and 5 afternoons. FREDERICK 11. ",ft
PELZMAN. 416 Woodward bkig.
c. 1. g. portable steel garages.
Neat, substantial. Immediate delivery.
Factory. Washington, D. 0. -<*
W. M. DOUGAL. 1410 G n.w. M- 161S. . 1
GET A GAKAOE THAT WILL OUTLAST AMY
f a rage on the market, In appearance, dnrabllty
and price. V. T. H. BIE.V. 1206 Lamoat
at. Phone Col. 1M2.
OWN YOUR OWN GARAGE.
Bare rent. Brick, pebble-dash or metal garages
at low cost. Work guaranteed.
Ph. Cel. 6337. LEO J. LONG. 4307 N. H. see.
FOE REHT?ROOMS.
F1RMSHED ROOMS. *
742 3rd N.W.?Large front furnished room; see*
ond floor; l.b.k. 27*
1221 N X.W.?Fine room; electric lighted; hotwater
heat; private bath; private family; reasonably
'
FT" RNI SHED ROOM for root in exclusive
apartment; gentleman only; no other roomers;
reasonable. Phone Col. 442, ask for Apt. 410.
27*
APT. 30, THE OLYMPIA, 14th and Euclid sta.?
One furnished room, with private family;
phone; elevator service. Columbia 48.11.
THE NEW BERNE, Apt. 01?Large, handsomely
furnished rooms; southern exposure; electric
light; phone.
63b EAST CAPITOL?Four-room flat; completely
furnished for light housekeeping; heat, gas and
free phone service.
919 L ST. N.W., Apt. 24?Large, nicely furnished
room; use of kitchen; elderly lady or married
couple preferred. N. 704*5.
720 10th N.W.?Large, well heated, nicely furnished
rooms. $2 week up; board if desired. *
1927 B1LTMORE ST.?Large; southern; for gen- *
tlemen; convenient to cers; private lavatory; ^
hot water plentiful; references. Ool. 4604.
1300 COL. Rt>. X.W.? 2 large second-story front
rooms; southern exposure; quiet; steam heat.
27*
115 It ST. N.E.? Newly furnished rooms for gentlemen
or couples; half I dock of Capitol. 31*
1015 15th ST. N.W.?Comfortable furnished
rooms; central location: transients accommodated;
pleasant surroundings: board optional.
1309 CONNECTICUT AVE., near Dupont CircleFront
and rear; attractive residence; exclusive
locality: t?oard if desired. *
1011 12th N.W.?Nicely furniaiied front room;
very reasonable. 27*
1215 N ST. N.W.?Two large and one small
room; furnished; good location; phone service.
316 INDIANA AVE. N.W.?I-arge. well furnished
connecting rooms: light housekeeping;
single rooms: reasonably 26*
> t. I 11 lilil.AA iOOU I Ot. H'flu, a|ii. ?> ? ?? ? -desirable
rooms and bath; every convenience;
$17 each. 26*
S14 MASS. AVE. N.E.?Nicely furnished second-floor
front; h.-w. b.; near three car
lines. 26*
CONGENIAL young couple have two desirable
room a In modern home: references exchanged.
Address Box 212, Star office.
702 10th N.E.?1 rooms; second floor; no chlldren.
710 N ST. N.W.? Furnished large and small
second-floor front and back rooms: gentlemen
only: reasonable. 25*
I50tj P ST.?Two or three rooms; private home ?
of owner; l.h.k.: adults. 25*
1203 KENYON?Choice of two rooms in private
family; one with porch; furnished or unfurnished.
26*
i)43 K ST. N.W.?Very desirable furnished rooms
for rent to gentlemen.
163o P ST. N.W.?Furnished second-floor front
room, with or without board; priyatc family;
all conveniences. Phone N. 7409.
D18 17th N.W.?Second-floor" front suite of rooms
with bath; electric light; open fireplace.
310 G ST. N.K.? Large, bright, nicely furnished
room in well kept bouse; private family. 26*
519 MASS. AVE. N.W.?Large front room: auit- ..
able for two; h.-w.h.; new furniture and clean.
Phone Main 1519. 26*
1834 K ST. N.W.?Large front room; 2nd floor;
hot-water heat; telephone; private family.
321 F ST. N.W.?2 nice rooms. 3rd floor, with
heat, gas and hot water; business or l.h.k.
Phone M. 1906. 20*
1420 15th ST. N.W.? Bright front room, 2nd floor;
plenty hot water and heat; phone.
^223 IrVing"Nrw^BeautiTuTsecood floor aouth
room; everything thoroughly comfortable; private
family; gentlemen.
1118 G ST. N.W.?Two furnished rooms; h.-w.h.;
Tor w or $10; and use of plume.
38 3rd ST. N.W.?Large furnished front room;
well heated; bar window; central. 25*
414 MASS. AVE.?Newly renovated and furnished
suites, with hath; also single rooms;
hot-water heat; free phone. >ortn sxb.
531 PARK ROAD. Apt. 3?Bright room; pbone; ?
electricity; hot-water heat; reaaonable. Phone
Cel. 5696. 26*
29 3rd N.E.?Siceljr furnished room; all conveniences:
near Union station: <2 per week.
724 21st WT. N.W.?Will rent furnished room
to lady or gentleman employed: beat residential
Motion ana 1b second-floor apt.; with or witbout
breakfast. Apt. 2. *
110 16tb 8T. N.W.?Large. bright, well furnished
front room; 2d floor: for one or two
gentlepaen; reaaonable: private family. 25*
'HE VALOIS, Apt. 64?Large furnished rooms
gentleman only.
HE PIERPONT, Apt. 9. 217 P n.w.?Two
nice, clean, communicating rooms: next bath:
private; near Capitol, Union station and Georgetown
Law School: gentlemen only. Apply Mr.
Smith. 28*
20 VA. AVE. 8.W.?Tbses see there expos are
rooms; convenient to government bldgm.; reference.
22*
HE FREDERICK, Apt. 5, 9th and N. r. svs.
n.w.?Bright corner room for one or two JWtlemen.
>17 N. CAP. ST.?Wlce clean second-floor rooms:
hot and cold water; six and eight dollars a
month. IP ->1
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