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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-06
Gardner n, the opera House.

"The Prize Wilmer" will be seen at the
Opera House this afternoon and even
ing. In "The Prize Winner" a new
comedy-drama of the German dialect
order, Charles a. Gardner, the inimita-
Bile comedian and sweet singer, has a
winner in fact MS well as name. The
work is the joint effort of DR.. E. a. Wood
and James r. Carey. of Pittsburgh.
"The Prize Winner" contains possible
and natural situations, and develops a
the essentials to entertain and amuse-
huInor, pathos and song. It is a story
laid in the Austrian Tyrol, and depicts
Karl as q self-sacrificing and jolly leu
ton. Mr.. Gardner will aing seven new
songs, including 1.-THE Turners'
Triumph" eff My Heart Could Speak,"
WEDDING Bells,'' "Wand Drill" THE
Butterfly and ".The Flower Girl"
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THE RELIEF WORK.
Assistance win BIO Given at the Store

Assistance will be Given Mt the storehouse
To-day.
The store of the citizens relief COM
mittee was open yesterday only for the
receipt OF donations. Allthe Wheeling
Bakery's donation OF bread has now
been received. Albert Stole & Co.
sent in sixteen cans of corn, their third
donation. The Standard machine COM
pany's bread was all received. An I'M
known donor sen in alot of clothing.
Nesbitt Il Co. gave q rat trap-mucn
needed, as the place is overrun.
The committee is still very short on
corn meal, -four. rice, coffee, beans,
shoes and coal.
John Sauers was yesterday added TO
the Fourth ward subcommittee.
Tickets were reissued yesterday to
thirty men to work for the board OF
public works.
This AFTERNOON at 1880 Il new list OF
names will be called and tickets issued.
The store.wilr be.open to-day to issue
provisions and other goods to the needy,
vouched for by the,local subcommittee
man.
Superintendent of Streets Brand yes
terday had twenty-five men at work
cleaning UP McColloch, street The CITY
gas board put a new gang OF men. TWEEN
ty or twenty-five in number, on the *
tension of the gas main on North
Wabash street, Island
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A PLACE.
The Zine New acknowledgements of nIr. j.

The Fine New establishment OF Mr. d. i.
1seI,m.
No line of enterprise has been more
marked in Wheeling recently than inn
provements in the furnishings and fit
tings OF its business establishments.
One of the examples of this fact is IN
the elegant new meat and beef depot of
Mr.. J.. L. Rehm, in the new Egerter
building, No. HOS Market street. It IS
safe to say that no similar establish
ment in West Virginia, OF this section
of the Ohio Valley, equals it in design
or finish. Tho room. which is 4 spa
cious one, is magnifcently lighted by
splendid plate glass windows and ,ceiled
with q beautiful metal ceiling. The
desks and wall racks are of the highest
polished ash, while huge slabs of the
finest marble cover the counters, also OF
ash. The most striking object is, how
ever, the large refrigerator furnished by
Wolf, Saver & Heller. of Chicago, which
is an exact copy of the refrigerators ex-
hibitcd by this firm at the worlds
Fair. 1t is also of ash, and contains the
very latest devices for keeping meats
fresh and sweet. Mr.. Rshm will open
this handsome establishment Saturday,
and invites his old friends u the pub
lie generally to call. b
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hey Were Fetcd.

The Z. NJ. C. A. foot ball club and a
few friends were banqueted in royal
style at William GriHith'slon Hanover
street, in Martins Ferry, last night.
The hours were from $50 to - and the
affair, which was ono OF the finest in
the history OF the city. was greatly en-
joved by all those fortunate enough to
be present. Mr.. Griffith outdid him
self in the menu and all the arrange
ments. The club had made a great
record, winning ten games out OF thir-
teen played, and nothing was too good
for them.
There were a number OF toasts re-
spondeG to after the feast. Postmaster
Mitchell acted as POSTMASTER. and nine
gentlemen responded in a very happy
VAN e.ST=
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Attbe maating 81 tho Ohio Countv
60,
hepuollcan Cup last venlng at their
headquarters in Odd Fellows hall the
mock legislature was called to order by
snaokor aIoy copnbou ,pbaro
" -:
were present large NUMBER ol laoles
as well as gentlemen, the commodious
hall being crowded. II was one OF the
hast ATTENDED &c wau .. mos+ IN toros4.
-
ing meetings the cup mas YET ehJoyeu.
Prof. a. S. Bell democrat for one
night onlv) opened the discussion OF
az w;1aoa orin Hill Homoda a. ohle
tne 'ttsoAi : ~ : =
speech, considering me poor arguments
to De advanced for his side. When he
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THE FINANCE COMMITTEE
Talks for Some Time, but A~ccomplishes
=-sgl-H1- .v=L-E. Nnt1,j,,r -s-sf E-tHr.s ~

AaAho AAiS5
Nothing.
Last night the council finance COM
mittee met to carry out the suggestion
that council appropriate the. estimated
revenues of the ten cent levy fund for
the year, so that the board of public
works might 60 to work On improve
ments at once, giving needed employ
ment to citizens. Messrs. Grimm,
Wheat and Wiedebusch were absent,
and as questions Of dividing the appro-
priations among the wards were to be
considered the committee refused to
actuntil all the members We're on hand.
The question of Especial levy to pay
the expenses o. the electric light plant
was talked over. Solicitor Whites opin-
ion that the tax levy must not exceed so
cents for general purposes, but that part
of the general fund could be expended
on the electric light plant was read, but
no action AIKEN.
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Ing, by the proprietors Of
DIED
full speet

CUMMINs-At his, late residence. No. 124 Four,
tccith street. on Thursday, January {. 1894,
at S:55 o'clock pm, JouS W. CunM!Ss, in
his 18th year.
Funeral services on Sunday afternoon at .
O'Clock, Friends of the family respectfully in
Yited to attend. Interment private at Mt.
Wood Cemetery.
fCURRY-At tho residence of his sister, Mrs.
Anna BIincoe. No. 81 South York street,
PETER QUERY. aged 81 years.
ment at Mt. Wood Cemetery. Friends OF the
family invited to attend:
HAETSTEIN-On Friday. January 3. 1891, Mrs.
CALL HAIrsTE1s. in the 6Sth year OF her age.
Funeral from her late residence Sunday after
noon at O'Clock.
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A HATrEIs ASSIGNS.
Emsheimer & Co., of Twolfth Street, Conc
to the Wall.

to the Wall.
Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record a deed of assignment by which
Harriet Emsheimer, doing business
under the firm name OF Emsheimer &
Co.. transfers to William H. Frank, for
the benefit of her creditors, the stock of
hats, caps and g~entlemen's furnishing
goods in the store at No. 80 Twelfth
street, an iron safe, stove, desk and all
Other furniture and fixtures of every
kind. The assignee is to take possession
and sell at public or private sale, as he
may think best, collect all debts due
the assignor, and after paying the ex-
penses OF the trust and all liens against
the property, shall pay all debts owed
by the assignor, in full if possible, and
if. not then pro rata.
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a Card OF

I wish to express my thanks to the
citizens OF Wheeling and surrounding
country for their liberal patronage for
the past twenty-five years and beg a
continuance OF the same at my old
place of business, 1871 Main street.
where I will offer the greatest bargains
in every department.. Owing to my
large stock and small place of storage. |
will be compelled to offer great bargains
in Comforts, Blankets, Lace Curtains
and Spreads. Respectfully,
HENRY JACOBS.
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A Sensational story

has attracted attention lately, but as a
matter of fact the public has also der
voted time to things substantial, judg-
ing by tho unprecedented salcs of the
Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed
Mix. UncGualled as n food for infants.
This fact has been amply proven.
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.DUR1SG the epidemic of Ia grippe
3Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. took the
lead here and was much betteryliked'
than other cough medicine.o b..
M. BANGS, druggist, Chatsworth, Ill
The grip: is muchIthe same as avery Sc
.yere#coid9 and requires precisely the
ame{treatment.3Ihi his remedy ia prompt
andEeffectual and will preventany tend
ency OF the disease toward pneumonia:
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Removed.

The Albany Dentists to the new
Eger.er building, corner Eleventh and
Market, where we have fitted up the
most elegant dentalparlors in the state.
Office open from S a. m. to s p. N.
DIR. j.. S. HUssEY. Manager j
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A train which runs It the rate of
eighty-iye miles an hour requires q
mile in which to stop, when going at
full speed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-06
A R0USING MEETING
Of the Republican Clubs Mock
Legislature Last Night.
THE LARGE HALL lis PACKED FULL

And Some Excellent Arguments are
Made on the Opposing sides-Thc
Democratic" Speaker Follows a
Bad Preccdent-The Debate OF the
Wilson Bill will Close ut the Next
Meeting.
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READ the INTELLIGENCER's Special Art
Portfolio offer on page three to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-06

READ Northumberland Special Art
Portfolio ofe. on page. three to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-06

Gro. NJ. Shook & Co.'s great Muslin
Underwear sale begins to-day. See adv.
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The wharfmaster this week turned
over S152 so as the receipts for the
OF December, the largest months
revenue since last April. The chief Of
police turned over 500 IS for the same
month
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Great Clearance Sale at Julius Jacobs.
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This Week.
Mems and Children's Hats and Caps
BERGER &. DoRsEY's,
l071 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-06
City Revenues.

City Collector Schafer has reported to
Receiver Kindleberger the following
collections in the past two weeks:
General So, 1855 u
Ten cent 5ll CT
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If a dealer cries Bargain, maybe ii is. maybeSnot-.
it's like a lottery, or a church fair. You're uckyifyouT
get a Bargain, but the dealer gets a profit, andifsthe
Suit, or Overcoat, or Ulster is worth moreyou can.
safely wager he'd get more for it.
This store considers the good will OF customers.
and values prove sincerity to their interests. Ifyou.
can't be suited with the Style, Elegance, Quality
and Low Prices, we llhol d our peace foreVeTmore.
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JEWE Y,
STERLING SILVER !!

We have hundreds and hun
dreds of Choice Little Articles
in STERLING SILVER suita-
Bile for Christmas Presents.
Prices almost as low as plated
ones. Largest stock and great
est number of designs in Spoons
and Forks of any house in.
the State.
&. g. DELHoN 600,
jewelers.. IL rs Market ST.
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re Simpson Memorial M. r.. Church.
hE~S cor. HAYES ana Buchanan sts.-Rev. A. C.
Hirst. ID, pastor. Residence. 3l3 Broderick st
Preaching at II NJ. and z 80 Y. NJ. The
pastor viii preach both services; subject for the
morning: The Law OF Christ or Mutual Helpful
ness" for the evening: THE Infidel's Creed''
Special music by the quartet and chorus choir at
these services Song service and Sunday school
at 1880 P. n. c. b. Perkins superintende dent
Epw0rth League service at 8 80 ?. NJ. The seats
in this church are free. The public cordially in
vited TO all the services. Ushers in attendance
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45
O clock. mrlO 2ts
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ESS9 TTi its Church, Golden e t.
Es>S Hall. 625 Suffer So, bet. Taylor aud Mason
Rev. George Edward Walk, rector Fifth sun
day in Lent. Sunday-schoOl at 8 $50 A. NJ. Morn
ing prayer. sermon and holy communion at II
A. NJ Subject OF sermon, give Us This Day Our
Daily Bread" ALTAR r Ii. there will be a mass
meeting for men under the auspices OF the Broth
erhood of st. Andrew. The councillor for the
Pacific Coast, Mr.. Johnson will address the eet-
ing. All men are cordially invited. The week
day Lenten services VIII be held in the chapel
cor. Bnsh and Gongtl SIS. !
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- Van Ness Avenue Methodist 4. pis-
tFS copai Church, bet. Bush and Pine sts-Rev
John Kirby pastor residence, l40S Van y ess ave.
sunday services. Preaching at II A. N. by Rev
John Coy presiding elder subject, "The Life
ana Spirit of the " oTd.' Sacrament OF the Lords
supper. A $3.50 p Nj, preaching by the pastor.
Sunday.school at u 80 p. NJ. Epworth League at
$50 P. II Wednesday, prayer meeting at 1880
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FP Second Unitarian Chu, CHI. Corner
~ Capp and Twentieth sts.-Rev. Leslie w.
Sprague. pastor. Residence ana address. 2610
Folsom ST SuIday-schOol at :45 a. NJ. Preach
ing at L A. NJ. by B. Is. Nargarkar OF India on
The Development OF Religious Thought in
india" The pastor Will preach IN the evening.
continuing the thought of last Sundays sermon
on the subject, tine Theology of the People,"
Mr.. Nargarkar viii lecture Monday night AG-
mi ssion 20 cents All seats free Sunday
Evening music by male quartet
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.


- Professor Fred Bell. Spea ker to
E~S the Humanitarian SpiritualistE, Metrouolf-
rAn Temple, viii deliver two Interesting and
thrilling lectures to-day the following sub
1eets: Afternoon. 2:l5, topic, Twin Graees - TO
be followed by atruth-seekers meeting; evening.
o'clock, topic, Twin Monsters Mrs II. v
Dickey and Professor He'll will sing solos Pro
lessor Eckman Will preside at the gram organ.
Admission free. Collection. Every body wei
come.
e. Liberals and Freethinkers DR..
tEc j. L. York. the noted orator. speaks at Scot
tlsh Hail. Larkin ST.. this evening at O'Clock
sharp, on Roman Catholic Education" in reply
TO Bishop Keane of ST. Mary's Cathedral. All are
invited. Admission free. Don't miss it.
- Free Lyceum Every Sunday 2
GNS P. n. Alcazar building. Powell ard OiFar-
ren SITS. Free discussion. Topic to-day Are
church combinations for Government control for
religious ends endangerlng freedom >"
~ DR.. Kinks Spiritual Meeting, 9O912
W. Market ST., sunday, anu F. NJ; circle
and platform tests. AIRS. Seeley, Bird. Held and
the Hfndoo priest.
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EDS7 First URiversaIist Church-Spp cia
GH>S Notice Services heretofore held IN scottish
Hall viii I'm future be held in Mission Music Hail.
corner Howard and Iwenty-hrst SITS. Rev. j h
keyes. associate United States missionary, VIII
preach at l A NJ. and 40 P NJ. Mornin subject
Going to Heaven" Evening subject The Power
of GentlenesS" SundRy-schOoi at 1880 P. y.
Everybody cordially invited TO attend all these
services
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EES Howard Pres bytrrian Church, Mis-
~ sion ST.. near Third - The Rev. Il.
Mtnton, D. D., VIII preach at II A. NJ. and at 80
p NJ. sunday school at 9 80 A. N. Young Peoples
Society OF Christian Endeavor at 6:15 p. NJ
Prayer'meettng on Wednesday evening at Z 80
O'Clock. All are invited 70 these services.
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EP Plymouth Congregationaf Church.
er~0 Post St, bet. Buchanan aud Webster-Rey
w d. Williams. ID. uastor Residence 1913
Post st. Telephone 1855. Preaching, IL A. NJ
and 1880 P NJ. Sunday schools at $3.50 4. NJ. and
$3.50 P. NJ. Christian Endeavor at $3.50 P NJ.
Prayer-meeting Wednesday at 80 p NJ Visitors
TO Midwinter Fair welcome to all the services
Thursday at p. 81. grand concert by the best
talent. Morning sermon, Complete in Him."
Evening sermon, "GladStone. the Good" Atten-
tive ushers Everybody invited.
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K8 First English Lutheran Church
SE~S Geary ST., near 0ctaYia-ReY. J. s. Simon,
pastor. Preaching services az II a. NJ. and Z 80
P. M. Morning subject. The Vital Relation of
Christ's Death to the salvation of Mankind"
Evening sermon, WHITTIER GoesJ Thou?" Sab
bath school at g 40 a. NJ. Young Peoples Society
at Gas P. NJ. Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing al 80. All are welcome.
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Mss g. II. FARROW. DRESSAIAkER; NEW
W York tailor system; first-claSs suits made to
order: also goes out by the days prices mod crate.
2S1a langdon ST. above Seventh. BET. Howard
and Folsom. mrll It's
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I1OR EXCHANGE - FRUIT, GRASS AND
farming lands rich soil and railroad in
Kern County. TO exchange for San Francisco or
Oakland property; mortgage might be assumed or
some cash paid. MoAFEE BROS, Real Estate
Brokers and Financial Agents. l0s Montgomery
street. mr4 10 IL 1t
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ES5 First Baptist Church, Eddy St,
As~S near Jones-Rev. j. O. "A. Henry. pastor
Preaching by the pastor II a. NJ. Subject.
Sample Saints" and at $50 P. NJ. topic, Seek
lug Wife" Fifth on Marriage sunday
school at 1890 P. NJ The Young Peoples Society
of Christian kndeavor at $3.50 P N. Young mems
meeting Monday evening at o'clock. All these
services are open TO the public Strangers are
welcome
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- Home College of Divine Science.
49, 32S Seventeenth st.-Services at $3.50 P. NJ.
Discourse by Dr. Yarnsit of Chicago. Subject,
The Practical side of Life" All invited.
r. Wells Church-Rey. X. : Griffis n
~ viii preach in English at Cambrian Il ali.
1913 Mission st II :45 a. NJ. Miss Rosiua
Davies. the popular evangelist from Wales, will
preach in Welsh at z 80 p. NJ
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EDSS Chr st Church (Reformed Episco-
&s~S PAID, Lincoln Hal, $40 Post ST, near Stock
housewives az Il a. N. and ESQ p. NJ sunday
school at $3.50 A 81. y. +. 5. c. L. at @ :45 P M,
Dr. Morgan ofheiating
- TheosophicaI >ociety-Free Public
~ lectures every sunday evening at AS, at
$50 Post Sc. Tonight. "Some Difficulties OF
lnquirers." by Thomas H. Slator.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

w. Calvary Presbyterian Church, Cor
Ef~D ner Powell and Geary SITS. Rev. John
Hemphill, d. D.. pastor viii preach at II =. NJ and
1880 P. NJ Topic for evening. martha and Mary
WORK and worship" the eighth in course 10
young people. Sabbath school at 1880 O'Clock
y. n. Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-
deavor at 6:3O P. Vi. All are invited.
- First Presby terrain Church. Corner
tE~S of Van ess ave and Sacramento st.-The
pastor, Rev. Robert Mack enzie. D. D.. will preach
at II A. N. and 30 2. NJ. sunday-schooI at
1Z:45 p N, Mr. j. q. Chown superintendent.
Young Peoples Society OF Christian EndeavOr at
ESQ P. N. Prayer.m Getting Wednesday evening
at 1:45 O'Clock. A ii are welcome to these ser
vices
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I ADTES-STEP IN AND GET A FIRS GLASS
| i servant from c. X. HANSEN CO.. ITO |
6eaIy ST. te6 II
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Y DUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES PLACE FOR
/ general homework in country: wages $40. Adj
Iress Olive ave, bet. O'Farrell and Ellis. Polk
md Larkin SITS. mrll 3ts
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~ GOD COOK WANTS SITUATION ON RANCH
" or in small hotel in the country. Please call
or address 800 Folsom st. mrlU Pts
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n Eat C0MPETENTs WAITRESS AND PAR
~ Tor maid SIS, also thorough I3undress.
young and strong. years references want situa-
lions; frstclsss cooks and 20 young strong
housework gfrfs want work; can be seen Monday
morning at MISS PLUNKETT'S, 424 Suffer. II 2t
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SUSs $40 mr11 3t*
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"a ANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY PLACE TO
~ work for board in private family, with oppor-
tunity TO attend school. Address p. f., box "a,
this office. mrll 2t*
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YOU'VE GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUA.
ton ladys maIG or care children: under
stands dressmaking. Address 1905 Powell ST.,
bakery. mrlO 2t%
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0.50 THIRD-CLEANEST, CHEAPEST, FUR
rooms. see them, mrI1 2t*
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DELIABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES STU
Ii alton as nurse with family travelling: best OF
reference. 5ll Bryant ST. mrll 2t*
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Is DIRK BY THE DAY by RELIABLE WOMAN
" as nurse. or any other work. Please call or
address IL Louisa ST. mr1l PTS
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CTRoNG YOU'VE WOMAN WITH GOOD REF
~ erenee wishes to do any kind of housewor by
the day. Call or address 159 Clara mrl1 2t+
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GOOD COOK AND LAUNDRESS WITH FIRST
" class references wants situation; city or
country; wages $40. ADDRESS w. f., box l42,
Gail Branch Office
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90 AYES-UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOM;
Oh sunny side; in private family; suitable tor
lady or man and wife; with privilege OF light
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NURSE-A COMPETENT CHILD's NURSE
~ would like position: no objection TO country
travel Address call Sig Geary ST. miro 3t%
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DRESSMAKER WISHES ENGAGEMENTS BY
II the day in families; terms 81 80 per day. or
work taken home; suits stylish. 81 so. Address
DreSSmaker. 10 Boston place, of First stmrIl 2t~
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! C0O MARKET - SUNNY SUITES AND
L-OC single rooms nicely furnished: reason
| sole miro 2t<
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| S.IO1 PACIFIO-SINGLE ROOMS. IOC TO l5c:
! zoe beds. 715c per night; rooms complete for
! patching. 81 per week. mr9 It's
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