The term 'TIMES IN CLASSIFIEDS' refers to the different times of day when classified ads are published in newspapers. The first solution, EVES, is an abbreviation for 'evenings, ' which is when many classified ads are printed in the evening edition of a newspaper. The second solution, AMS, stands for 'afternoons, ' which is when some classified ads are printed in the afternoon edition of a newspaper. The third solution, AFTS, stands for 'afternoons, ' which is when some classified ads are printed in the afternoon edition of a newspaper. All three solutions refer to the different times of day when classified ads are printed in newspapers.