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THE WASHINGTON TDIES, MONDAY,' APRIL 1, 1918.
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with a local jeweler-fCaULinc.
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jw Hampthlra are, gal. M. Tut.
,GOU) WRIST W.a,TCHr-ribbon 3 attached:
lost In CoIumbla.Theater. Flcder rraae re
turn to 3W Eartinttoaaiita. Fhon Col. (UI
3. -Reward ' " ' '
Ur Wllllami. lW nr . ave.
, WAj.TEp-AGENTS
JtOENTB-liuUei" and rtntleroen'. rromH t
tit noWCMInr carnad Or repraantatrrta.
lll Oacrrta'ara.' Can ar wrtta. l
HELF' WANTED MALE
AUTOMOBTLE CHASKRS-AIao borXtnork
around caracr ApslyYQiU)AKaEL.liU
and V ata. . W , " . -maanf
BARBERS-Two, wlUte. NATIONAL- 110
TEL BARBER SHOP; at once... - . I
TVjIllam Thomaa. Bureau g. and Print
BARBERS-Ouarantetd- Ktftr week.' 0H
ta at. y.w. . ., - . i
BOY WhitS 'Apply -AlarjSger,
Edmonston,- J S3'4 Fst N.W; i-1
Itlaa Oraoa C. "Jarvla. lag O at. X. W.
BOT Colored, aa porter In drug atora. Ill
R, I. are. K W
BOYS -Two; work io lunch room.
Good pay. 1792 Columbia Rd. 2
DISS BOTS. 410 wk. Elentor bora, S
Ball box. kitchen, and dlali men. Good
trasea. - --
Eureka; 1011 N. YorkTare.!nw.
BUS BOT Colored. Apply at once, EMPIRE
LUNCH. ISM Hlh at. N W. S
Mr. Kau UO Lamont at.
BOT To learn the jawalrr-optteal tmataaaa;
appy at one. T. VL. HTTJ.ann. vat Ii
at. N. W. faa-M
ursHKLMEX-Tin. - tlrt-cia; .at once.
ceo, p-xiay. iajy?-w. n . -
BUSHEbMAW--M E R'T-jZ. &
MERTZ. 906 F si N. W. 1-1
CAEEENTEBS Seven. Ap
plv at 13th and Monroe st.
K.W. W.A.K3MMEC 3
CARPENTERS Klfor Ctov-
ernment work in this city;
50 laborers; 6 cement finish
ers, 3 timber men, and one
labor foreman. Apply at
once, "UNITED STATES EM
PLOYMENT SERVICE, 1410
Pa. ave. N. "W. . 5
WANTED. AT ONCE,
ON HARRYIVARDMAN'S
BIG-UILDBtfGv
OPERATIONS, ' ,
30 CARPENTERS
For inside trimming; 62J-;cj
per hour; one year steady
work for good men. 'Apply J
Foreman, 2Jth and Wqodlcy ,
road, one square west ot
Conn. are. ... ,-,1
WANTED- FOR" -GOVERNMENT
"WORK
IN THIS CIT.y,. '
r5CARP.NJERSr '
25 LABORERS,
6 CEMENT FINISHERS.
APPLyrrpNE
UNITED, .STATES
.EMPLOYMENT, r. -
1410 Penn. ave.N.W-.
" . n
CHAUFFEUR Wiite. Ap
ply 9 a.m., Ip.'yf.jQtby ar
, pointmenL- Terminal Taxi
Co., 1233'20th st. nw. : " 2
.
Mr. Totten. CrandaU'a Theater.
DRUa CLERK Registered; alao'anlor elerk
with aereral yeara' aiperleaca. Apply 101
R. I. ave. X. W, , , 3,
DRIVER White; good salary
paid. CrtRlSTO BOTTLING
CO 931 Cst: NW, 2
I
rii turynuir Colorel" fiuTord furniture
truck HOPW OOI S. tli and 1. N :
..... i '
h'JIt ' '
- ' v -WANTED.
i I APPt V
wAa; ';t
4 VXELL. FAGO.
2d and H sts. N. E.
COOKS-.slttrt -oWer. -white or colored. ant
ed lit one fWMttiUNW a
.IESTIST WANTED.
ilust'4)e registered in Dis
trict of Columbia; operative
work oiilV; permanent posi
tion; highest salary paid to
right party.
DR.-WYETH, 427 7th St. N.W.
Washington, D. C. 31
BIGGER SALARIES
Are Enjoyed by Persons Who
Qualify as Draftsmen.
tteoora var practical couraaa.h Hreat damkad
(sr ocr-.(Tadaataa at U) to 2.00 a rear.
Drattlnr. MatbamaUos.nPxs.t Indltldu -4
Icsuucuon. day Or nlxnti Cvtnplata couraa 1 1
I to i tnonifca. Eehocl In acaaton all rear.
Cet'frra boolf cm drafllni protnptlr. Coral
cur tlznai ?
COLUMBIA. SCHOOL OF OBARWa
UcLaeUaP K.dc.. I0U and O ata.
Mla jr 'Urudelrr. 11SJ 7th it.
DRIVERS For -
Freight, Wagons,'
Furniture Vans, -
.Baggage Wagons.
Highest wages and steady
f jobs.
toERfcHANTS'TRANSFER
'"AND'STORAGE CO.,
920 E St. N. ,W.
DRIVERS y HtKij rr da. Uborera at
turner darrelrbf-liour day "Aturdaj af
x'emoona andileral balfday ot; -ant) pay
Steady orv Apply "ail VIOLET. Street
Cltanlnf SUbTeai-aUey between th and 10th.
N and O atreeta northwest 7
WANTED A dish washer;
work. from G ,to 1; $9 per
week; Apply 3418 11th nw.
. X V4 li)fl I
ENGINEER At once. Applv
?Sl2fAief Engineer; $85
poF-onojith ;ana --board, eight
hoars; union man preferred;
Columbia Hospital. 1
ENGINEER in - iiquM. BOX K3. Tlmea
offlce. 1 1
ENGINEER.
Apply
AMERICAN ICE CO.,
. 15 E St. N. E: 2
ELEVATOR OPERATOR
Day, Concord Apartments,
New Hampshire and Oregon
aves. N. W. 1
ESTlMATER AND GLAZIER-A man rap
able of taking- quantltle and alzea from
plane, jaiid -rorapetent to aet ruae glaaa aa w-ll
ae do ordinary glaxJag Aood ealary to the
right man Apply to MANSFIELD SHEAF
FER PAINT AND GIJVSS CO . 71VTM tth it.
N W .
WAGON HELPERS,
555 PER MONTH.'
. '' APPLY
WELLS FARGO,
2d and lfsls.-N. E. 1
JANITOR for nlglit work, nwdy iw.lllon to
reepona'ble pari NATIONAL CAT1TAL
PRLH8 CO . ill llth .1 N W. 1
FIREMAN For "kitchen, and
other kitchen help. Apply to
the Steward. METROPOLITAN
HOTEL. 6 L5Pa. ave. N. W. 1
HELPERS and porters nr
l shipping department; good
wages and bteanv eni)loy
ment. Applv at once, PETER
GROGAN &S0JTS CO., 817-19
Tth st. N. V. ' 7
HELPERS experienced In orna
mental iron rorlc, pood wort;,
Fteafly' employment. Apply JORSS,
315 13th. f. W. " mh23 tf
' V LABORERS'-
100' for 10 and 11 -hour shifts.
35c per, hour Tor 8 hours.
Time an&.one;haU for overtime.
RAYMOND CONCRETE TILE
' ; CQMf ANY, '
', 19th and! B SL N.,W.
LABORERS Steady work.
A fti-iT Trtr 'rliin i-fti- liiiitl.
Jing, 13th and'F .sts. 1
HELP WANTED MALE'
HELP WANTED MALE
HELPERS and porters Two, '
, in shipping department;
: good wages and steady em
ployment. Apply at once,
! PETER GROGAN & SONS
CO., 817-19 7th N. W. 7
WANTED
YOUNG MEN between
the ages of 17 andl9,
to learn to be typewriter
mechanics. Six months'
course in our school
oquips young men to earn
exc6ptionally high aalary.
We pay good salary dur
ing training period. Ap
ply to
L. C. SMITH & BROS.
TYPEWRITER CO.,
14th and H Sts. N. W.
PLATPpRM-MEN;
PERMANENT'VqSITIONS;
GOOD SALARIES.
APPLY
WELLS FARGO,
a
2d and H sts. N. E. 1
Mra H. S Venn. SOU Q at. X. TT.
MN Wanted o repair aacond-rtand furni
ture. Apply H. BAUif SON. ta Pa. are.
1 1
"--'-S
MEN WANTED for various
kinds of work in paper man
ufacturing establishment, and
also boys 16 years and oyer to
learn paper making; .'steady
work; good wages; Apply office
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
PAPER MANUFACTURING.
' CO.,
Potomac and K sts. N. W. x
MAN Colored; to run cars
on wash block and assist
washers. Apply; FEDERAL
TAAUAS VJKJ, ll'd. aom St
N. W. , 4
MEN Fire. oung, -with or without expert
enoe. aleo 2 dlahwaahera. CAPITOL
LUNCH. 101 Pa ave N. TV. 11
MAN Toung. white, with bteycle or mslar
cc,e. for nlrrht work at iranch OITICI. Ad-
ply MR. SIMMONS. rana bldg. r-i
J 11 Wakefield. 1C Monroe at. X. W.
MAN Toung to operate folding machine
rood oiDortunlty for advancement. NA
TIONAL CAPITAL rr.ESS. 611 11th it. X W.
YOUNG MAN Bright, intelli
gent, for position with good
future; prefer one familiar with
citv and office work; bring refer
ences. BUSINESS OFFICE,
Washington Times. 2
TOL'NO MAN drelrlng permanent potltlon
witli bright ruture. gooa aejury to atari.
AnrJr at once. THE WASH. NEWS CO..
313 Mh r w. i
Alice Waple. K) Iltt at N, W.
THREE COLORED MEN
For inside store work.
Also one bright energetic
Colored Boy.
Apply Manager
DULIN & MARTIN CO.
COUNTER 5IA.N-A little experience necea-
par). APDls at once. Kt'inr. L.ui;i.
l:l I llth t N W i
WANTED"
Bright, intelligent messen
gers, over 16 years of age.
Chance, for advancement and
opportunity to learn newspa
per work.
Apply CITY ROOM,
THE TIMES.
PAPERHANGERS wanted.
Apply 35 II st. N. W. 7
PRESSElt AH round man. at onre J M.
8TEIN & CO . ta Kth at. X. JV 1
T M Tl ampler. 1100 Harvard at X. XT.
PORTER
For tailor shop: steady work;
good salary. Apply 1415 F
st. N. W. 1-1 '
TAILOR Good; steady posi
tion for right man; old and
new work. Apply 131 E S. E.
c.
TINNERS.
TINNERS' HELPERS.
COMPOSITION ROOFERS.
LABORERS
ROSE BROS CO.
tl3 GEORGIA AX'E. XW. 1-1
TLNNKRb Five, and five helpera. Room lit,
Waihlnvton Loan Truet bldg. a pi
WAITERS, colored, 807 14th
N. W. 2
WAITEU-Colored. Apply M7 llth eL X.
W I
WAREHOUSE TRUCKERS;
WHITE AND COLORED;
52.75 PER DAY.
APPLY TIMEKEEPER,
ADAMS EXPRESS CO.,
2d and Eye Sts. N. E. 5lf
A4o!ph Werner. 1 H at. X. W.
!,
Free Theater Tickets
To Poli's
If you find your ri'ame oh these "
two Want Ad pages.
Every day we pick 100 names at random,
from the city directory and scatter them
through the want ads. If we happen to
pick your name simply call at this- office
,and we will give you one otf the bestseats
in the house absolutely free. If it is in
. convenient to call write us and we will
send you the -tickets.'
If you don!t find your name
today look for it tomorrow.
Remember we pick 100 different names
every day. . .
HELP WANTED MALE
WINDOW CLEANER Experi-
enced; colored; good pay and
steady position. Apply at once,
Supt., MUNSEY BUILDING. 3
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BINDERY HANDS Experi
enced; also one without ex
perience. Washington Print
ing Co. 730 13th stN.W. ; L
Mri Wm. H. WrlghU 1U1 T at. X. W.
CLEANERS and bathroom girls;
experienced; salary, S3 5 per
month. Apply Housekeeper, I
New Washington Hotel, l5th
and Pa. ave. N. W. 1 -3
CHAMBERMAIDS-iFbur 3H4t
three from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m.;
one from 4 to 12 p. m. Apply
Housekeeper SHOREHAM HO
TEL, 15th and H sts. N. W. 3
CHAMBERMAIDS-Whlte. Apply RALEIGH
HOTEL. Iloueekaeper. a
CHAMBERMAID Apply at
once, the Housekeeper MET
ROPOLITAN HOTEL, 615 Pa.
ave. N. W. v 1
GIRLS Young. LADIES'
Capitol Shop, 308 llth st.
N. W. 3
SALAD GIRL $7 a week to
start; three meals a day;
also three floor girls; experi
ence unnecessary. 3
D O. Woolf. CS 8 it. X. w.
GIRLS Over seventeen, for
clerical positions. See MR.
ALBRIGHT, sixth floor, 1311
Gst.N.W. 3
GIRL White; young; agree
able and pleasant to act as
waitress in fine family; coun
try in Maryland this month,
thence to Long Island; state
reference and salarv expected.
Address Box 139, Times Of
fice. 3
GIRLS for blnlery work: experienced and lr-
experleiicea giria win nna pieaaani empir
ment at a zorxl aalary. NATIONAL CAP
TAL PHKS1. HI llth at N. W. 1
COLORED GIRL
15 Years of Age.
F6r Beauty Parlor.
Must have good education and
be very polite; to take care of
patients and dust around office.
1214 N. Y.Ave. N. W. 1-5
WHITE GIRLS over 16; light
work; no experience; work
congenial and instructive.
BROWN BAG FILLING MA
CHINE CO., 339 Pa. ave. N. W.,
government seed building. 1-6
Berna rd iaiboe, ill Tin at. X. W.
WANTED help in all depart
ments; feeders, catchers,
shakers hnd ironers, press
operators, makers and assort
ers; highest wags paid to
component holp. Apply WEST
END LAUNDRY, 172 Pa.
ave. 2
KITCHEN HELP at once.
Annlv
Steward,
Metropolitan Hotel.
WOMAN HELPER In repair ihop.
GEO.
1
P KEEN. 1110 r w w
W T. Weaver. 134 X it X W.
TOUNQ. LADT capable of taking charge of
onice. mutt haeaome stenographic ability:
exrenent opportunity. Addreaa BOX 11.
Tlmea office
TOUNG LADT One having aome knowledge
Af hnokkeenlnr: rtermanent Doeltlon. with
bright future. Apply at once. THE WASH.
xews co.t zu na n. w i
HELP WANTED FEMALE
TWO YOUNG LADIES formsh
ers.
Apply,-Harrv C Jarboe.
manager GAYET
Y .THEATER.
all ythst N. W.
MILLINERY MAKERS with
some experience 'at trim"
ming; permanent positions.
Apply. f JOSEPHINE; ,"'"230d
14th st. N. W. 6 "
SEWERS OX DRESSES Good. Apply 113
V at. N. W. 1.1
SALESLADIES wanted for our
millinery dept.; good salary
and permanent positions for
salesladies f. eXOdrUnce BEH
RENO'S DEPT?- STORE, 720-
24 7th st. N. W.
v v
1-1
B. C. Torke. It tth at. 8. E
JULIUS GARFINKLE & CO.
desire the services of skilled
sewers on women's coats, -skirts
and dresses. . " jhh26:U
WANTED Skirt and waist
drapers and helper and fin
isher. Very good opportunity.
Call at once, 1128 Conn. ave.
WAITRESSES Wanted at MODEL LUNCH.
:17 ln it. 8 E. Good wagea. 1 1
WAITRESSES Neat appearing,
experienced ; highest wages
paid, including all meals.
CHILD'S CO., 1433 Pa. ave. nw.
13
WOMAN Toung while. 8 boura; no Sunday
work. DAIRV LUNCH. 1M7 F at. X W ;.
Alice Tork. US rd it. N E
WOMAN Intelligent, one fa
miliar with city, pleasant occu
pation, with congenial surround
ings. Apply with references,
BUSINESS OFFICE, Washing
ton Times. " 2
A Werner DM H t X. W
DOMESTIC.
COOK First-class; good wages.
4804 Ga. ave. N. W. 1-4
CHAMBERMAIDS, wait
resses, and cooks; colored
and white. EUREKA, 1011
N.Y.avcN.W. 1
GIRL Bewteen 12 and 15. to care for small
child during day. Beit wagea paid. 40S 7th
L B. W. 2
GIRL Colored, to care for 4-year-old boi. 7
to t. Call Cleveland IKi. 1
COLORED, neat, for general
housework. Applv Mrs. M.
Goldcnstine, 111G 7th" st. N. W.
GIRL Colored, to wait on table an-1 aaalst
Around the houae ini N et X W 1
Mlaa Annie Zepp. Ill Q at N K.
OIRL for general houeeworlc. can stay nlghte;
good pay. Call MI 37th el. or phone Clete. K.
WOMEN Reliable, for cliamber work and
naltrrie: alay nights i:m E,e st N W I
WOMAX Colored to do general housework
and cook 31 Est. X. W I I.J
WOMAN Good, dependable, for general
housework. Apply 1KB Mass. ate. X E.
1-1
HELP WANTED
MALE AXD FEMALE.
SHORTHAND. TTPEWRITINO Few per
rons, join small class. Individual lnstrue
tlon; use of machine. BOX 119, Ttnjee offlce
OUnTflQ tnr Identlflcalloa purposes.
rrtU I -0 soo. Finished -promptly.
Biooks. tra r at. X. W. l-mh-0t
COLLEGE GRADUATE having specialised la
English desires to exchange fcr-gluh lessons
for Spanish conversation with young Ppan
lab-American: haa S yeara of Spanish. Ad
ders BOX vn Times offios. H-lf
SITUATIONS WANTED
MALE
VOL NO HAV with car wants outride post
Hop with Arm BOX 1-. Times office T
WANT a place aa experienced chef cook In
or out the city. Call at UUIlHtUK. W.
FOR RENT ROOMS
CITY RENTAL BUREAU
413 Woodward Bldg.
Makea a bualneaa of rentlag noma. Rooma
from IK to M0. Rooma with private bath
from m to test. Umh-lf
FURNISHED.
15TH' ST. S. E., 431 Large
hay window front bedrbom
in a newly furnished house;
convenient to navy yard, apd
Marine Barracks. Call Lin
coln 3889-W. 7
N ST. N. W., 1207 One large
furnished room on second
floor; suitable for two. 7
PA. AVE. X. W.. IS Opposite Raleigh Ho
tel; lovely rooms; heat and hat water all
tlmea: central; no car fare: rate to perma-
QMS. 7
7TH ST. N. E., 1024 One
nicely furnished front
room; second floor; twin beds;
electric lights; phone, in new
private home- $4 a week each;
for two gentlemen. Lincoln
2643-J. 7
E ST. S. E-. 0 Bright front room, suitable
for two gentlemen, alt modern eonven-
leneea; between to car lines. Phone aerrlre.
26TH ST. N. W., 1000 Con
venient apt.; second floor
front 'room, near bath; six
windows in room;twb beds;
cars pass door. Phone West
136; 7
NICELY furnished room in
private family; for -refined
gentleman. Phone Line 477.
1310Dst.E 1
M ST. X. W.. Ul-FurnUbed rooms for
ladles or men x 1-.
TJ. ST., 1524 Furnished
rooms for gentlemen. N.
2863 "W. 1
G ST. N. VT., so-Small Xront.roczn; second
poor; BttAm ftrtt. -s
NEAL ST. N.' E., 1155 Vety
large 2d-floor. front room;
large closet; use of bath; also
use of parlor; gas; suitable for
two or four persons: breakfast if
desired; references 'exchanged;
private home. Phone Line.
1792-J. 6
P ST. X. W.. KL APART, r Nicely fur
nuhed room for one or two gentlemen; ad
Joining bath: meals If desired. Phone Frank
lin Oii. 1
6TH ST. N. E., 312 Two
large newly f unlisted rooms
for 3 trr 4J girls; also one large
for 2 . '5
MT. RAIXIER-Cor. Xewion and lith sts;
furnished rooma. 3 each, at 113 per month:
one very large at 111; one extra large parlor.
i;e: one tare, w minutes to Treasury. a
Baylla Earls. 134 Irving St.
RHODE. ISLAND ABi, 952
"One- large second floor front
room; nicely furnished; suitable
for two. North 1409-W. 1-5
North (S01 Tiro Incl rooms, electric llfbt.
iu prim larany- sraucua wui7
Tlclnlir of Kth and R ait. "t
THREE, beautifully furnished
rdomsExcellent location all
modern improvements; for girls
only. Call Line. 2586. 1-1
X ST X. W.. I4li Nicely fur. front room.
witn board ; private tamuy. reaaonaDM
Phone Frank ZZZ. e
PHONE LINC Ul( One or two furnlabsd
rooms: will furnish on for-1, h. k. If de
sired. I
Mildred Keyea. 11A Calvert st.
FLA. AVE.', 1 766 1 large fur
nished front room, near bath;
use of parlor; suitable for two
young ladies. North 2319. t-5
RHODE ISLAND AVE. N. W.. TH KUr-
nisnea rooms ror rent. . .-.
MONROE ST.. IK-For one or two gentle
men, bedroom den and sleeclnr torch If
d'slred. Ml Plearant section. Col. 3T3-J 1
RHODE ISLAND AVE. X. W . 1111 Xlcely"
furnished back parlor: light; large and well
heated, central, two gentlemen; 0 month.
i.au Derore i: or after p. m mnz? ir
1ST ST. N. W., 1335 Newly
fur. room, newly papered;
reasonable price. North 2115.
Mrs. Samuels. K3 P st.
11TH ST. N. W., 718 Desir-
ablo front room; also front
hall room. F 965. 4 !
THERE'S alwajs room at the
Turkish Bath. Most comfort
able appointments; thorough
service. Never closed. RIGGS
BATHS, 15 th & G. Opposite
U. S. Treasury. mh28-90t
Miss F Mllsteln. 47 H st.
NORTH CAPITOL ST , lCW-One large nicely
rurnuned room near oatn. an xuouern con
veniences, good home cooking If desired, near
Union Station on a good car line. Call after
i p. m Phone Franklin 35CJ.
7TH ST. N. W., 1237 Two
large furnished rooms; all
modern conveniences; light
housekeeping if desired; single
or in suite. 3
M.RTLAND AVE. X E C3-NIcely fur
nlshed room nest io batlu 3
L ST. N. W., 927 Neat fur
nished room; $8 per month.
E CAPITOL ST . 100 Newly furnished room
for rent, can accommodate 4 gentlemen tlo
a month each, on car line; near Lincoln Park.
Phone Lincoln 1004 I
Ethel Orlone. ISO! Hh sL
MINTWOOD PLACE Furnished apartments
to sublet from April 1 to uctoDer i; s
rooms. 3 baths, sleeping ponh. 1X0 per
month Phone Col H. 1-3.
AN EXTRA large room; two
rrentlemen or a couple em
ployed; $25 a month- Call
1340 Q st. N. W. 2
COL. RD Ills Attractive room for two
army or naval officers, southern exposure,
on ML Pleaaant car line Phone Col. S51.t
COMFORTABLY furnished room, all conven
iences, can accommodate one or two gentle-
men. Phone Col l7 W 3
IC BT M K.. HOT-Two large rooms for jwe
persons: electrto light: near hath. Lino
1111 Gentlemen preferreq. 1-fetl tf
NICELT furnished south frort rm. In re-
sVes -- fisx Arcade, rhon CoL 4417 1
FOR RENT ROOMS
FtmXISHKD.
BOX U. TIMES OFFICE- room, t . ..
fumlsbad or nnfurnljned: tardea, fruit: 3
mlnutee' Tth and At . suburban. 1
UlM 0.m..l lt S.K
13th ST. N7W., 2723 Large
front room; newly 'furnish
ed; bath; electric lights? hot
water and use of telephone;
to one or more gentlemen; in
private home. 6
r ST. S. W.. gl Large second Boor front:
with aJcove; newly furnished: other rooma
same floor. i
Mlaa 8. Utalncr. 444 K at.
C ST. -N. E 111 FurdUhed rooma. heat,
as. bath: private family. Phone L. Ull:
gentlemen oaly. fsll-tt
TWO nicely furnished rooma.
Col. 5476. . 2
TOR REXT-To gentlenreB only, a lgrga
ry"v ivvni. iwui Deas: eoiiattia ror vwa.
wr one single room, Soathern exposure. K;
near llth SL and Wyoming are.; convenient
(A twA a-ea s 1Isaa a a -i.a sr. t .. .
w wvw hex guei4i. uw UsUteUVtlleT. Vemtl Je.t7'UI
on- u
ATTRACTIVE rooms; elec-
incuy ana gas; adjoining
bath; near 2 car lines; nearby
boafd. Call Col. 7039-J.
l-apx
OXE large front roomt alcove: foxnlsbed or
unfurnished; ttlephone aerrlea. i;0 1st
st. X. Tf. 1
Mlaa Marks.. Ill it St.
FURXISHKD front room far ons. 14
month. Phone Lincoln UN-I.
LARGE front room, nicely fur-
nisnea; suitable for two gentle
men or srentlemari.and wifer all
conveniences; breakfast served.
PHone N. 7073-J. 1
ONE large front, furnished
room,; suitable for two men;
1200 'block New Hampshire
ave. - Ph. Frank. 1437-J. 2
Anna Hesa. writ.
CJOlI-HD.. It-Xt&ifeUve, room tor tart
army or naval afaeers; eautharn si.eiue.
en Ml Pleasant car Una. Pnooe CdL tSsVt
rinurisHEo hoox with board
14TH ST. H. W:, 251 1 A few
refined persons can be accom
modated with 'room and board in
a private- family for $6S per
nionth; p.ositively no interviews
except between 6 and 9 p. m. 1-5
Mary Pettlt. W F st.
OXE SUITE OF ROOMS. WlTlf BATH, and
other rooms; convenient to bath; with
breakfast and dinner, for gentlemen only.
Call between a and . m. Phone North
en. , :-:
1VITU OR WITHOUT BOARD.
NEWLY furnished, outside
rooms, with or without board;
gentlemen and gentlemen and
wives: ready-about-April ; fine
locahoit Phone CoL 2716. i-3
TJXSXKXIIHKD.
X ST. X. W.. zag Several nnfumUhed rooma
for I. n. ic: raaaonaaie. ynone west nw. l
Morris Brodsky,
113 7th St.
WANTED ROOMS.
WANTED by army oraeer and wife, one or
two furnished rooma anthboard or near
boarding placed .Cleveland. Park or X. W.
preferred: give address, particulars., terms,
references: must be reasonable. BOX UL
Times office. ILanLX
WANTED by army officer, single room and
...Iv.., t-,.1.- ...... !., M..I.. ,..4 at... Mil.
flrst-claas room and located In northwest will
be considered. BOX, IB. Tlmea ofSce.
t,..., e
I FOUR OR- yrVR unrarplabed rooma far 1
aauital. n. a. gooa locality cesirwcue; .Ml
pay ( mentha' down. BOX 1H, Tlmea ofBos.
Pansy Brown. 113 Tth st.
WAXTED Two or three rooma. desirable lo
cation: I. a. k. Address bqul .. -rrmea
office. .
VTAJfTED BOATtDEHS.
GOOD TABLE BOARD
k?. Excellent Service
Fair Priqes Dinner, 75o
1405 L st. K W. 1
TABLE BOARD
llth ST. X. W., IH3 KrceUent meal. t$
week 3
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ESTABLISHED ACCESSORT TTRB AXD
vulcanising business for sale cheap: bargain
to Quick purchaser; owner In draft, BOX 131.
Times offlce.
mha-M
LUXCHROOM At 37 Pa, ava. X. W..
sale. Business guaranteed.
W II. Sannders. Southern bldg.
UTKKART MAX uf ability investing tew
thousand dollars feltb services can secure
Hberal Interest In national magazine. Give
phoae ncmber for Interview. Addreaa D!
TOA. Postornce Box I44S Washington. D. O.
PERSONAL
MISS CAINJSSfS'SSJ- f?'pxT""
Apart 1. rhont Main &&, T
UISH G. N BERRY racial asd Scalp Tr fat
men t, manicuring; open Sundays 10 to 2 p.
m. 100 y "t.. Id n t QTer nik?tHerman'e. ?
YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE
BALD ALL YOUR LIFE
When X positively guarantee tn reetore yonr
hair. By special treatment using my won
derfut hair tonic "Lillian I U1 grow hair
on your head or forfeit 1100.00. Just writ
me and I'll gladly call at? our residence.
RICHARD FOSS,
1211 New Tork Ave
mb2-nw.we.fri.aa-tf
MRS. ORA FIELD.
KS NEW TORK AVE. X. W.
I I II A RVDN iuir dressing, scalp treat?
HJL.A II-" ment high frequency;
chiropody. TOO Utb. H.2S. W. Franklin 13.
Open evenings. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays till p. m. spl-aj
DR. X1CHOL80X-. 1JOJ-H St. N. W. Spe
clalty. Xsrvoua Diseases, Skin Affection.
Plmplee, Acne. Lupus. Electrto treatment
snd Jv..ru.r wnen wmm imomtw
J. s Tomllnson. 3 Southern bldg
XESTLK Permanent hair waving done la
Washington originally by Mlaa Margaret IS.
SHEETZE, MJ7-ai Kenola bldg. Frank. 774L
in ll I T-rv
MISS JAMERON ZjgSXJ&Si
to t p ta 111 X T ave N. W . sec floor
DR. REED, SPECIALIST,
804 Seventeenth Street
(vit In Yir. mecessful practice In ths
UVCr JU I cms cure of Chroalo Xervous
and Special Dlseasea of Men and Women,
Means health to you if you suffer
from Catarrh. Obesity Rheumatlam, Coo
stlpatlon. Piles. Throat. Lungs, Brain.
Heart. Blood and Skin Dleeas-s. Nervous
Debility. Kidney Dtsmse Bladder Trouble.
Specific Blood Poisoning, Eruptions. Ulcers,
and All Private Diseases Cured for Life by
Bare Methods.
Of, Bacteria Vaccines, ard all the new a,
rums d antl toxins administered.
Chaise lvr MMllclne furntahed.
Pn ale Walling Room for Ladles.
Oflee Hours: 13 to 1. 1 ta t. Sunday. It LP 11.
"V. T. H. Brln. 14i G sL X. W.
FOR SALE MISCELUNE0US
yURXlTURa Jot -sfi-rooe'Ti, S, j
whole or Ja part: braaa heel, partar. diaitx
room, and -btanom ratal two ekreacewts.
floor covering, eta.; mint b sold toelar:
Senator'a famity laavlac towa. MJkre-N.E:
. z n
DRESSIXO Ublee and. chairs, mirrors, an
tique scat, carpet, table eatC ebsvertes:
used Ave weela. trt nth t. Jt. W. Sd ST S
SMITH PREMIER, lotlf Iodjj
carriage; good as ntjfr'r sell
ing very cheap. Calf-West
687or2228Nst.;N.W, : i
Hsnrr Xraaa3Je llth st. X. W:
COLLIE PUPS--Hegi8tered:
whifi mfrp. -rnririiTa. '',
guinea pigs for sale."Eastr
gifts. 1211 9tkst. N-Wa vJL
CHAIRS SB moving ptcturs; t tana .
piano, picture screen, and exsaust J
Cot. S4i. l
Gaorge Suitor. SI7 13th st, X. W.
A SCHOLARSHIP to. one, of
the best business colWes in
Washington; owner cannot
use so will sell "very "reason
able. Call Coh 5476. 4
BUTT Black and white checked:
S walata;
reasonable. coL fsM.
Thaddena Sdmlta. 448 Luray st.
TWO ICE WAGONS for sal cheap. HZ3-
ut at auji. aa .-i. St. l. E. 14
BICYCLES!
Buy a Black Beauty!
WlU.t vail tar la mp far taiN twlf Vsws
tUS. to wsrocfi as rour wkixp:f-a.t
on oa of thtM axoallooc btC3rIsv ajor
u9Lirsa air. e-joiB jn xooat.
HAVERFORD CYCLE CO.,
t Mth St. X. W. K. HT.
ANNOUNCING the opening of our hew stare,
with a eamsieia stack of arorertea. OT sta
at. . . uayui xsssjtmjt. rrotv
-. . .; n....-v.-. T - - .-. r-
WOOD FOR SALE
Wm deliver woodsawed any length at ym
door far HI per card. Tale weed la note
with oak. Pine, hickerr mad walnut. Pheae
Franklin lftt-J. ma-ae
A LARGE LOT Or UXGLA2ED WDTDOW
SASH. Me each; X carloads parchaaed at a
reosITers sale. These are absolutely new and
nrst-grad. aultaMe- far taoloaiBC perttbes.
making screens. As. .
BATUTUBa AND BDTLDrXa VATlsSTarji I
,fcDrf
co Sea
maol-tr
pcrceuua lavatonea. traa aajao. sujgi
WOOD
for fuaL eawed tn length -for nrewtaess. tinrlii
Brick, ahaathtsg. flooring. amiv- dootsv-r--
er stove. Kt a cord. KM 3-4 cord. Alas ssttt
and kindling-wood. Any 'quantities aaJrrereey.-
Alra rorsberg. 4703 llth st.
OLD FASHIOXBB HJaKB RUMBXIT: ftmr
Sasor Blood Partner: ranks UM eaar
arstem: enrich and trngts tfee blood.
thereby eradicating alt sktn disss j. Trea:
tncsta for vartooa eHments. -M. A, LOtJI
BOX HXRB aVECIAUSTS. B J L K. V.
musical rwa-TRtracrri.
PIANO Stslnway parlor grand, owner. leav
ing city: K tar aulck sal. Ja Mass.
av. X. w. T yi
riAAO Hign-gTad standard max; perrecx
condition: NO; alao.ilM vtetroU. cbeP for
cash. l Mass- ave. tf. w; -mtssAtr
Mr. BatHT. 8avoy Theater
VICTROLA lift stvla: chess- for -cash, es
will exxhang for piano.- alt Max. av- '
X. W. 1
All the Latest Hit In
36c 3 for M.M. and Bo ai
Phonographs. 310. IS. up to 350.
T. P. CULLEY & SON,
BOO 0 st. X. W.
PIAXOS-1 -btgh grade taed trprlgM ptsmosi .
all la serfsoL eowdJUozL lib u-ilzU sssMes '
piano, Bi Also srrl.hw"lr-piaooa.
vmm usaa regular yi jli aox eaust.
CASH TAUC8. Term to reponle) part.
(men until t so. aao rjrnise', fsv grxtjLNK
A. SHUB. ta Maaa. in. X. W. U
fTBICXaUUXa ncrlght: excellent eonttUea:
cost KM: for quick sal. IB. KT.T.IB ss Ai-
KOLD. Anetloneers. its G st. M. W. auU
BORIBS AJTD .CARRIAOB3,
HORSE Splendid -ceenbtaatloov: aoaad aa4
rails: bargain for -right ortr: with r
without Oat sadd-av brkU, kaneeav COL.
OAFsa. rj r w. or ppon.
l-THREE good working
tar sale; 1
Applr JB7 iaH
wagons, a seta at nai
st, X. W. Pbone Mala
Mr. Luber. Savoy Theater.
SEVEN HORSES and oar aod. seven ds
llrerr wagon. Bear Pa, v.'NW.
.. mbilt
M SETS second-band alagl sad donbteieani.
baggy, surrey and plow harness, riding -aed
dla and bridle, ten collar all kind: cbean,
Cogswell's. t llth. cor. C X W. rr. Sds.
CHAMBERS' STABLES .
IU llth 3T. X. W.
Tforee hired br day. week ar monfh t
suit purpose.
tiADDLb HUKbfci -
PHQXE 3tXDt 1001- "
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTsTDwm grr you. beat cash prfce ror
all kind of furniture. NOTCS runxi
TURK STORE. 14E it, X. W. PhonaTrank-
Itn ai. :-fe3
DESK ROOM or mall privilege wrthetrr
ographer aervlc and phooa. BOX 13. TtaSJ
ofaca. mntJ-rf
E. Rlc. C Tth st- X. W-
CASH prices rld for old clothe end tboee.
8. WL..DOVSKT. 1713' Ttb at, X. rfW.
Phon Xorth K0. tf
iiiuv Throw your clothe away? W rr
W n I fancy price. Ph. FranlclTO-i- W
call promptly, -endls. the alter. BIDS.
WR PA V Highest price for casLotf ireer
VV C r A I clothing sit D st. X. W
Mrs. Irene Mnrdock. loco nth et. X. W.
WAXTED Furniture for cash. Sell yeur
goods to tbe man who gives - Ui most
money. See HOPWOOP. tth and Ki
WE buy all kind of scrap troa, metala, sad
old machinery. Dunt eetl till yoa-conaou
as. PENX JUNK OO.. ph. W. 1T3L my
WAXTED JUNK, such aa metal, rags, Ursa..
old furniture. Drop card to
8. WALL,
SIOI L st, X. W. njyl
Mrs. Summers. IMI Peons, sve.
XM TRTIXO to decresse my income tax.
that' the -reason I pay euoa uixa prices
for Second hand furniture. Be an t call
u up before April 1
I01S X. T. ave, M. ssw. tltt rth st.
1. LKVTX PATS $1
For mns second-hand suit. X
Pbone or drop card. Ml 41 st,
S. W VtankUn 3712.
7
HIGHEST prices paid for cast-off garment.
M. BIRTMAN. tBt TU St. N! W. Drop
card for nxagemcnL mhlt-M
tfiitpc'T- Cash Prtcea paid lor woca
--- - cioiaing. eitner iaiee w
men" a Send postal or phon J. TS.RSHK3.
UQI Tth St. N W, phone North eta.
"SELL US YOUR JUNK
F. IMJ-CIIICAGO JUNK CO, SU-1T K nw.
my is
WAXTED All kinds of Junk and secoed
hand automobllsa bought and soldV Call
nearest shop. 1411 1st st.,8. JE. Phv- Line
ttul J3C at st, N. W. ' Ph. JWeei nJ.
ROSLTX JUNK CO...Ph. Bos. IL larl
John McLaughlin. Walter Reed Horn.
NEW and second-hand- safes
and vault doors; all sizes. Re
pairs of all kinds.
G. G. hamner;
1007 9th st. N. W:
-rnh3-30t
WANTED Furniture, ptanoa, carpets, eta.
Plion M USS. for wagon, or bar ua call.
-WESCHLER." ISO Pa. ave. X. W.
HLI (.OLD AXI ILVKR.
I r-iDCW
JEWKUlY CO. t. s)
1 WM.l- . .--C? IXj. ett at .
COLD tll.VE". "MO lAf)'h5
Facii rM fur old sold, em-er. dlawmods.
" urtlflcutt teeth aci! p'atlmlpl. D. "
ALPIXER. M G sL "J.. W. Mxta ST5. f.-3
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