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roKrCIosrRE sALEs.
SUPREME COURT. County CT New Tork

SUPREME COURT. County CT New York,
Charles A C0Vsn & Co, Plalnti1-
z<zirsr Timothy ? PadGelL e. al Defend
salS-I1 pursuance Ct a Judgment Of IoTs-
closure ard sale duly made and entered IN
TIE sbove-elLitled sct1c- KID bearing caCs
che sth Gay II November, 1905. / the
named. VII ssh ~ public auction. a. the
Ez-1zzEs SsleSrooTn, nos 1915 Nesey
Street 81 the Borough q Mamma tan. CITY
% New YORK. CT The etb day of Dsce13Der,
1905 a. L clock noon on that Ray by
7oseph ? DAY. AUCcioneer. the premises
6trsc-sd ~ said judgment 70 Dc sold ana
tAsreia e@sc-ibed as follows:
Al that certain piece OF parcel q and
vs-- re buil1t1E and improvements there
o. situate fy-ng ard being On cre westerly
side q Seventh avenue, between =lsr ard
- Streets n The Borough # Manhattan,
Cs-r q New York. and more particularly
BOUNDED and described as follows. 20 VII
Beginning a. q point On saic westerly
See q seventh avenue. distant toTty-nfue
AZ -eee four and one-haf t4-zl inches
so--fe-Iv rom the Eourhe-iy line If I'D
Street a-G -rl-ui-z thence weSteriZ- and
-g--Ie. with 40 Street o0= hundred llgeo
S-e-- thence sou-heriy and parallel win
cs7-e--r avenue fortr-Et1e 49, feet IoJEr
and ols-hz-f "a inches, thence ess--r-s
end pz-auer with +2d Street AID 1sTt n
he distance through : party wall. one
hundred 200 feet 20 the westerly lie o
Seventh avenue. and thence 1or1herly a-oHs
-Lz --e--erf- side q Seventh a-enue forty
-41a fzof re.- four and oue-half 4 ~ inches
70 the poi1t q place OF beginning to
Ee-1e- with 81 TIRE apQUTt eilances a-1c a.
- estate and rights % tie SAID Timothy
Psd1s71- and q The parties q this action
IN and - the said premises
The said premises win 5s sold subject 20
fis7 Of > u-io- mortgage OF mortgages
e..7 b sc Mutual Life Insurance Con
-s-- II he CITY OF New York fo- the
sr- = three hundred and 11t- thousand
collars $50 ooof with f7re-ss- thereon
ron September : 1908
Tzred Ner York. Ncv@rlbe- z 1903
Arthur Q patterson. Referes
--.-s-.sAf A. PARK Pow New York CITY
re following IS z diagram q rhs proZ-
- = Be Sid: Its street number Is 5sz
Seventh s-Pccs
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RAILROADS.
REM ,lERsEY GEETgal


TWO-HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELSaAA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA Nv ". 80 -
ADO. 7.5c. $40 $50. ESQ, 1O.SO. Id.
1850 a m. I25O. 10. L5o. 20. SoO.
40. 4SO. $50. $40. 80. $50. I1.50 p m
I2.5o, 1-5o. $50. $50. asa. $50. s-so. 1-s@
LT- LIBE2TY sr.-Lso. $40, 100. 500;
$50 500. 1000. leo. I13O a N. I2eo
Mon. 100. L3C. 100. 800. 4-o0. $50. SO.
SEQ. 100. 500 500 ,. n. L IS midnight
Il 90 noon. 10, 200. 800. 400. 800. 900.
T-oo. 500. SEQ. lo-so D II. 1-lS MID
FOR BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN
Lv " 2Sd ST $50, ESQ 11-50 g. n
I-se, go $50 SO Poo N n 60 5siis- Nv Nv
400 noon yea. e.e0. s.Go. 100 p n.
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURST-
5niy,. 10. 3 %. 8-50. 40. ts-2o sats- onlyI
?. M sundays. $50. $50 a m, 20 p 4
900 ssts. oalyl. 80 s4O. 40. 500 e %
FOR ATLANTIC CIrY- Lv ". I'd ST:
$50 a. m Gz5O Sats orl-1- 80 . N
Sundays ESQ a m go p m " LIB
ERTY sT>s-1c- 90 q m 100 Ssts on-yl.
g 30 D. m Sundays 1000 a. n. $50 ? N
ing Offices. LiberI- St. W. 80 q 80
Chelsea S1s4). 8 Aston House, 245. 50 So So
1884 RroadSsy fS2 rs. 81 Fiffd Az. ztss
Third Az, III West 1SSJ5 s.. 24S CotuLhoSs
Av-. New YORK; = Court g.. 34S. 80 - d
ton St. 479 NosTan6 Az Brook-yn. 80
fer Co Gala Tor and checks Baggage .
destination
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n0rBLE AUTO ACCIDENT.
Four Hurt Returning from Hill
Climbing Contest.

--~x11enoe Nov za.-Four persons were injured.
- se-fousiv, IN two automobile accidents which
- yesterday While several cars re-
--.-g ron g hil climbing contest II Cranston-
= sro,6ing e collision with carriage John G.
..r5s-o-. 81 oineyv'Ile automobile manufacturer,
: RS car into tree he sustained q fracture
= SO skull z7d nav die HIS companion. Edward
----sr vas cut about the face snd body.
= automobile hearing g Pennsylvania number
-, INC pe5ler's wagon Elrnwood avenue q
80 rs-7e later an6 LYMAN Coult and Isaac Gold
-, s-s IN q hospital badly injured F. n. Kim
- o. Phlsdelph1- was arrested charged with
o---e>s3nz TWO women. whose names could
= ~ t.a-2ed xere thrown ont o. the automobile
- -re-e cared fer IN nearby houses
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Citations.

TIVE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK ~
the Crace Of God Free and Independent. 70 IeqI6E
Jobert. Blanche JcbeTr RvenC, AlexsncTe fSlVeLl. e
Jobert- Gustsve Rouy. Louise Marie FinS =
P@rat. ThSrese ParaT. Flacae4
Vi-e1rs Parat Desre Charles BIN. CASTOR E1sFIs 64
Charles Bin Msrthe Camille BIZ SertIs r1t1
BIir Maurice Albert Bin, Marguerite EuesH5 Js.i1
Pas>slae Joserhns Bin Adolphe Doust Marie $500
Gou5e. Mary Duffy. Jules . Parat IS 1Hc.ixsls
guardian Rachel Madeleine NrginIe taEs-C.
Ccrn{er (vidov Charles Bliu1, arcillsy
Marta Camille Bin. Bin, Msurlce AiIslT
Bin Marguerite Eugenis and Psscaltne josephine
Edward Manhattan Trust o1afanE' -
trustees under last viii and testament OF fao-u
Catsss1d, deceased. and all persons interested ~
Manhattan. CITY New York deceased as credl'tlH
Of otherwise, send greeting 1ol A1
each o. hereby cited ard required personally e
appear before Surrogate Of ths CoulIE O.
Surr9gaCes said County. 9eid a. me
Han Records, IN The County CO New Iork On Ins 5th
OF DAY, there attend The JIdl,a4
settlement OF the Of proceedings OF EDWARD ASH
Manhattan Trust Cnnpany as executors CT u
last Ecno- '. CabasSua, deceased;
You hereby cited u1cer the 1ss
r-entv-one -=srs required appear by YOUR
apply appointed. IN the event OF CIT
neglect failure do guardian VIII b appointed by
and act FOR IL the proceed
ing. In testimony whereof. have caused the OF
hereunro affixed. Witness Charles Z. Becket-
Surrogate Of Ead County, - the Couur,- OF
TSeali York, November the
vea- of Lord thousand ntne hLiElireo
and eight DANIEL = DOWDNET,
Clerk OF the Surroga1es' Court
william street. Borough CT Manhattan. New York
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STORAGE NOTICES.
Nv YORK New. 3oth- 1eoe.
81 ~ r-EN-rR A. S-r1R aL-r %


Nv YORK New. 3Gth- teoe.
WV -07= CENTRAL STORAGE CO..
OEce Jos East 125Cs q
To 4 6 Piur,mer. Z A Kelly. =.
NrBerrv. = Supp. Jr = Incaaaota-- =
r. Rsrer. 81 Lasksv. r " Cun-s1s
z o Stephens. ? 2 Eeels-- 4 3 ~
lfLe-. X Bulzk u 3 EI1Eorra. J Fsl-%l
Kuson NJ Scully. Mr. D G Don "
Schnsider. " SNYDER. Dr. A y Fsr,afldea
Ysa~-a 4 I. Wasnbu-ns. " D P.uri1<
D 7 Carney. SIS. II. Palmer = Aar~
r G. knapp. Mrs B rhorr@. Ms A.
roote Ms " Eau, Ms I. \ sass
e c-sce rs A u Bird 6 s Green. =
Ffe1de-. N-s a Friedman You ard eacn
~ vor are hereby notified rhzr re neus@-
hofE goods -erso.aI errerrs and r-erchan--
dis stored ~ YOU Or Tor vour accou-E VIZ
this warshouse. vii % sold under our 1-iis
81 public auction, a. ne auctlon Foellis q
George Ns-lz. 80 East 1Zat1 =. c7fi-ll-tiss =
r-g -rueszav. DECEMBER 1arn. letc- A. 10 -
q n and cc1riuulus every Lues1aJ a.
Wednesday thereafter. A. rns sane pssr@
ana -0l.- until The gods have been 800
So work CENTRALs STORAGE g.
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AUCTIoS SALES

~ y-TpvT-E u several rhatrsl Morr<ag-s
rz-ol, CT@nsIer. Aucrtcneer. wa So %
-, - . o--iork a. Nc Al East sd s..
PoraaEa os Na2narta1. cs-aoi- E-N'l -
-----r- a. No $40 Easr TS-h 81. Nc -
-s-e Az ard Nos "a and IS Avenue =
Es,-~vzh c. Manhattan
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I0sT-BANKBOORS.

T oc- OF STOLEN book No. "a. ASS
Of the German Savings Bank IN ths city
-F New York, corner zrh ave and 1+th st.
issued TO Elise BEssF All persons ere
-s-I-fore6 against negotiating The SANE
= n-- returned 20 -1e hank IN The l4rR
5z-- g Iecern rer 1905, a. duplicate Ttn De
issued
RANKBGOE 10 sos s67 q The Tnicn
Dine Savings Institution e missing
ANY person having e claim - Il Il hereby
~aEied 1rpor 10 present the same within ten
6svz or xubrnir 70 having SAID rassbcck
cancelled ard q new one issued
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BALTIMORE e CEI0 R. z.

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS
Every Other Hour On the Even HUI
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHLNGIgS-.-
DIRECT CONN ECTION IN NEW INAO-s
STATION WAEEISGTON. WIZ
ALI. LIES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. 23d St LID *
Washington, SIeepers- Il 90 pm 1So an
Washington. Diner. Pa-ior 80 an -. an
Washington Diner. PsTior ESQ an lO-ty an
Washington, Diner. Pz-lor- Il SO ar LOO 4 n
V-asbfngror. PsrIor- --... I so IN 200 pm
Psrlor car Ne- YORK % Richmond Va
.-FovsI Ltd Diner. Parlor g. so Pm 400 Pm
Washington, Diner, Pzrlor $50 pm 80 pE11
Washington. Buffet. Parlor $50 PA 40 prn
Through Daily Trains 20 the WesL
rrfCsgo 79fr-sI71Ir- -. = 20 an SEQ an
f-,Irazo C-oIU-1hris Iii so an 400 n n
Pfrtsburg Cleveland $500 $50 pIn 4oV Pm
'Pittsourg Limited 5000 500 Pm ~ pm
Gin. St L. Louisville II so pm 80 an
Gin. 81. L, Louisville - 100 an ~ ~ an
Gin st L Louisville $50 pm 500 pm
OhceS. 245 49, 1900 Broadway. Astor
House - 5th ave. View York, 345 Fulton
ST, Brooklyn: West sd st and Liberty 81
After ?. " Sleeping Car reservations
auH fl1II Information regarding trains. &c,
can be obtained az Bureau q 1n1or1aati9n-
B & o. r r, ed ST Ter Phone 5I44-
Chelsea
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Ths approximate amount Of tie ilsu or
charge 20 satisfy which rh@ above de-
-~---,ed rfrroer1v = 20 D. sold ts i've hun
S-a5 esveuf- i've ard - 100 Hifh inter
es- r1.ereo1 fHaat rec 2e-a iar z 81 -ls
I%F
rsz-ed New york No-sgnhsr 1Ist. 1908
DENIS 9. cOHALAS. EsfeTss.
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PTsNos AND ORGANS.

CALL, AND HEAR our Hslt-playiaR PIANO
me best and nacs- perfect On RE market
70 lessons or knowledge Of music required
ANY one car play IL Neser Bros, 90 u.
40
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PROPOSALS FOR CONSTITUTION OF BARRACKs
a-f Quarters ans Plum Ding. Heating and Electric
wiring sane Department ONCE Of the Cons-rucJ
London November %
ID 7rcposais constructing double
-.t ere single bar-ack Field Cficers quarters
IIsutsrants'
800 So,hlr observation-disclosures Officers quarters and
- -o+1a r-aruers duartars, Terry Plum Isl
en5s Teu York and two douols barracks, t"o red
quarters four Iieutena-ts quarters two double
g. .o-7-oisso0ed Officers quarters. and two double
TTi~s-7e7z quarters Fort z G. Wright Ftshers Is
--59 york and plumbing, electric wiring and
f-sl1Irg heating plants in Sl Be received here
T01so u Fe5r7-a-- 1903. then opened
5-o-oSala brick construction CT al build
construction bi1ders
BANS Of barracks and Noncor-aissioea oflcess a1d
Information furnished on application
s ----zf7ing proposals should be endorsed Pro
-1@<s5r For PUBLIC Buildings and addressed. X NJ
g40ETFT d Major Q. n. Constructing QuaTternastsr
@sv-I london l.
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Seventh Avenue

Seventh Avenue
~ spr-oztu1ate amount q the lien o7
--s-zA - gzr-s<- which Cne sbCvs-oe-
s--sr@5 -7~0uertv e % he sold. IS S1as 50 Il
with interest thereon from NE SON DAY 81
October. 1905 together WITH costs and Al
I,-z-ra amounting 70 s. z25 $ with inter
- from November 3. 1905. together with
-ne EXPENSES of the sale The approximate
z-,o11-r OF tire taxes assessments ana
7sre- -ates or other liens. which are 20
- allowed 70 The purchaser out q tne
-7,-~rsse rzouey. Or paid by the Referee,
= - rs IS and interest. and waite mater
7t.ss View YORK. Noveuher p 1908
ARTHUR r PATTERSON. Referee
rPEE1rE COURT. Count q Sew York
gouenico cIuarln l.s pss1a''''' 7sai'-s'
IA rsr-suauce OF q 1uoSnlSht ~ - :
olcs7s-e and sale. duly made er1o el1leIea -
- I've entitled action and bearing case
- 06.r za-- a. Aurii 1905, 7. The un1sI
- ne referee IN said 1ucEulsnt Manu-.
u-7f seu az pubic auction, a. tae E-AeilAl. -
Ssf@sroo1a. Nos 1s-Ao NeseF = - z-.Is
$50 q Manhattan City q S%w tofz5
= - 22d dav Of December, lFie. a. =
n -lgcz noon On rizat 1sE- y -
~ Interest e andrew go :. - - soId
80 directed b- SAD judgment p u $50
80 -te-efr described as foiloNs- -,
l-~---Arrs-7R a 4 point rom ne -. ~ -
,--9,- ,-1T-re- az 166th Street and 4nlId
ets.-s 80 Ern5red feet. Their running
1890 one hundred feet. fhen f1nLi.L-s
r,orrheri-- T0rry-siElr feet. men L-l-s s--s
easrerlv. toward Third Avenue, cIie nun - "a
.-srleI --srb Third Avenue rort2-eikht
feer - ne placs a beginning. nelLs -
T,rope-rv known ss numbers $3.50. 90. - -,
Ssg7 Third Avenue. II the SoIvue- %
Eronz. CITY q New YORK - .ocs
Te+ed New York November 2. iegS'
DENIS O. CoHAI1AN.
ACEILLE J. OISHEL. hfA1-V
Attorney Tor Pls.utiS.
TIE following Is z diagram q ne pi.tsgs
s~f- 70 be sold SIS street nt1Tnhsr - 80
-
Is7th 81
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Proposals.

CrEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
= reived by 1ne Water supply Cdcs ofi
-. board. 29s Broadway. New York. Room e10 ninth
4 n. Q December ! 1905, CON-RACT
% Fo- re construction OF the NORTH HALF OF THE
n ,TT5SITT, PRESSURE TUNNEL a tunnel
crossing under valley OF the Waikiki river. with tnres
sh+f ESQ 10 fesI IL depth. and short stretch OF
97 concrete conduit cut-anScover aQuecuet:
+or CONTRACT 81 for construction OF the SOUTH
= Ale OF THE Waikiki PRESSURE TUNNEL. with
1-es shafts 400 IT depth and short stretch
~ uIar concrete conduit, known cutsndoover
49, The pressure viii be circular 141z feet
inside diameter. and aquedUct II feet high by HI
@sa vide inside work is located tbs Of
NJ PsIrz and Gardiner Ulster county, New York
ANS on PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR EACH
y-cS--5 AC- SEPARATELY AND FOR BOTH CON-
- ere COMBINED. ANY bidder nay make q bid fer
;.[s- contract or for the two contracts combined A
saa-s-e FORM proposal VIII be furnished To- pur
rose OF the combined bid
- me above place tine bids viii publicly
ansd ard Of the contract, awarded
s ne made as thereafter practicable Pamphlets
-o--sf7f1r information bidders o. contract
S1eriACacrs and pamphlets OF contract drawings.
obtained at 1913 above address
s@-cux fhs dollars $40 for each pamphlet
o-vran-T dollars 500 each insure their
s~ce7tacle condition within thirty DAYS from the data
q wHich be opened For further particulars
City Record
President;
CHARLES N CHADWICK. Board of
CHARLES a SHAW Water Supply.
= WALDO SMITH Chief Engineer
THOMAS HASeETT. Secrstary-
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WORK WANTED.
Female

sTENoG7A PHER months szperi
enee. accurate. reliable; wiling &c So
with rsrv moderate salary 70 set steeH.
position prospects Advancement exeetienN
references Handman. PISA Austrian ave
sTTN0GRA PIER ard TTPI1VF RI TF.R
Young lady. experienced. rapid ana ateCu-
-afe ~ trsuscribing notes. desires POSITION
witb prcereets Of advancement. good TefeI-
ences: moderate salary. Address F. . 30
Df1nsr st. Brooklyn
sTENoGRA PHER-rwo years expsri-
ence. desires permanent POSITION eoIape
tent. accurate. willing; familiar with orIlcs
duties references. standard machines.
suith-Preui.r. So Miss Moon. lS2 hsas'
sTENOGRA PEER. -Experisnced IN Ones
routine: willing 10 assist with oookkeep
ing and general Office work: seven years
experience: hrst cizss references Adoress
4 ". NJ. Tribune Uptown once ASee
Broad way
sTENOGRApHER. TYPIST % : years.
experience; SIX ucLths n law once VI ~
accept sny position. StenogTapher' 20
Smith 81. BROOKLYN
10 TEACH FREECH-Privats lessons
SOC: special class rates; tJpewr1tten ies---
sons free: no other expense: rapid aoTdnce--
nent- 70 West 18th 81.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - Young
lady OF good education and refinement ana
excellent family; Fl business c. brokers
ONCE. Address Punctual. BOX 5, Tribune
oH;ce
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Instruction.
School agencies.

* am FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
zIies Professors Teachers. Tutors Tovernesses ETC.,
fy-oIl.1ae Schools Families Apply 10
N J oUNG-FTLTON. p Union Square.
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED
Female
Az EDUCATED young woman e social
and some literary experience wishes "a
cs7va ss!ug: c-edenJtals- address =. s.
zS2 Columbus ave
ADDITIONAL afternoon pupils desired by
listing governess: kiude- garter. primary,
successful with delicate and backward chill
drs7- experienced highest references Ad-
dress Mrs c.. I08 West 6sth st
moderate SALARY Grace Martin. care Of
Vinscn 81 " est lITth ST
JHAPERON secretary or supervising
housekeeper by sultured woman In pri-
.ate hCr1e or school. eX2erienced- reter-
.rcrz Address Reliable. 263 West 18th 81
COVERINGS. French. will take entire
charge OF children four 20 " Give ears
OF age, excellent references rom lEeW
York families city Or country z. MISS
FITZGERALD Bureau. SOS 9th sTes. corner
i2d ST.
sTFNOGRA and TyPEV' ritter
r., Young ladE Is. one monf1 eNper1~
ence Miss rlhhsll. 49, Belmont ave-
Brooklyn.
sTENoGRA Recent graduate
moderate salary. Miss &Rguirs- SOS osih
st. ETooAlEA-
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WASHING. Scotch woman 10 90 washing
horne or work by dav- good worker; god
references. McKinlzy. 24AS ID ave-
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Y aTTRF-SS Experiences Swedish watt
-ses. vaEes $50 n month. prefer going
south cali az LiBdbsFg & New lander. 90
4in ave
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vines salads has best reference city
or country Jussila Employment Bureau.
$50 Lexington ave.
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FURs AND EURKEKz

PIATEK.-Ladies' tailor and fIrrie
altering and repairing 2 specially. p
p-NaSyvav- between 18th and 18th SITS.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


CooE-Cood; willing and obliEtnE; best
city references. wages IS Call or ao-
3ress 4S2 West 5nth St. ring Roune bel
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WAITRESS fEnzlishl and CHAMBER
NaTD Germany. S25 each, wish country
places together A. Mrs Bacnn's 0f11cs.
sst 9Th ave near I'd 81 Tel t573-
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wATTPTS-Wi assist chambervor<.
thorouEhiy understands her duties; very
mai. seana references. country preferred.
. Mrs. Golfers Agency. II West
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GAMES

The IDEAL Christmas Gift
lob --Crazs o. the daT. For old ara
vourg VeT, fun Of fun and exercise, IN
door game E1r table OF floor Al al stores
= & Novelty. AGB P-osdWay-
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WAITRESS -svecish; experienced: wages
$50. prefer going South. Lindberg 4
Nev-lander SO Ath ave. Tel 5766-Madi-
son square
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VALET First class Euglishlnan; thor
cuEhv experienced; travelling. sporting
or IN apartment persrnsl city references
address fc- interview. etc. Industrial As
Eocis ton q America Inc East 40 st
Tel 2oa3-5Sth-
WAITER Colorsd: Protestant; generally
useful. indoors or outside. neat, willing
ard ohlig.1e: good references; moderate
wages city OF country Mrs Collier 8
Agency. 122 West Esd st
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-12
HOME FAT REDUcER.
Works Rapidly and Safely-Requires
no Exercising and Allows You
to Eat What You Like
Cut This Out.

For the benefit of those who wish
TO reduce their flesh quickly and
safely, we will give the receipt and
directions in full for simple house
hold remedy that can be obtained at
trihing cost from any good drug
store; ounc Marmola, ounce Fluid
Extract Cascara Aromatic and 81
ounces Syrup Simplex. All three are
cheap and wholesome, but you should
take care to get an unbroken pack
age so that you get Marmola and not
a substitute. When you get home
mix the three together by shaking
them together in large bottle and
take one teaspoonful after each meal
and at bedtime.
Follow these directions and you
will have the best fat reducer that
money can buy, 1t will take off the
flesh at the rate of at least two
pounds week without disarrangine
the stomach or causing wrinkles,
while, best Of all, no exercising or
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-12

The American public has antici-
pated Charles Frohman by at least
one full theatrical season. They
have themselves starred Billie Burke,
who came to America to be leading
lady for John Drew. Wherever MY
Wife" is played Miss Burke is hailed
with delight and farewelled with tears
and occasionally good but always
we'll intentioned poetry. In her own
incompatible way, Miss Burke re-
Gently wrote to Charles Frohman's
New York Offices that her fame was
spreading to unexpected quarters,
She had heard that her face was be-
ing used to advertise pill in the sub
way" And she did not like it."
Ii. G., the pilD. Minions were i'm
mediately dispatched to search in
divers directions. But fruitlessly
so. There were pills in the subway
but nowhere-not in all the length
and breath Of New York was there
to be found face OF the charm of
Billie Burke's.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-12

dieting is required to help it out. You
can get results and at the same time
take things easy and eat what you
like-as much as you like-and when
ever you like.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-12
The Week. II,
Astoria Society

Garner Wright Of Seattle is expect
cd TO arrive today TO spend the
Eastern holidays with his aunts, the
Misses Mary and Ruth Garner
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Miss Sophia Rciman Of Portland IL
visiting with her cousin, Miss Clara
Munson OF Warrcnion. Miss Rel.
man and Miss Munson we're visitors
In Astoria Thursday evening and at
tended the meeting OF the Rebekall
Lodge.
Mrs. prael has returned from max
ing an extended visit with her sons
and their families IN Portland,
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Miss Mary Gill has arrived from
Fcrndale, Cal, 10 visit with her sis
ters, Mrs, Griesc and Mrs Joseph
Phillips Of this city.
$50 -
Mrs. 0. NJ. Ford and baby daugh
ter OF llwaeo, Wash. were the guests
OF Mrs. Whitman several days this
week. Mrs. Ford was returning from
n brief visit In Portland
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Mrs. Carrie Hubbard Of Tndepend-
ence, Ore, grand warden Of the Re
bekah Assembly Of Oregon, paid an
official visit on Thursday evening Of
this week 10 Gateway Rebekah Lodge
No. " Of this city, There was a large
turn. out to greet the grand officer sew
erai coming from other points TO be
present during the exercises AT the
close OF the meeting, the committee
in charge OF the entertainment served
sumptuous banquet During the
banquet several amusing little i'm.
promtu talks on topics pertaining 10
the lodge were given. The feas.ins
and jolIity lasted until late hour
and all who were present expressed
themselves as having spent an en-
joyable evening.
Mrs. Hubbard and Mrs. Hobsor
visited Sackajawea Lodge at Ham
mond on Friday evening. While there
the ladies were royalty entertained
Last evening was spent with the
Rainier Lodge. Mrs. Hobson is ex'
peeted home today but Mrs. Hubbard
will continue her tour 10 Other
points
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Plumb o
Chinook, Wash, were Astoria visitors
on Friday.
Mrs. Clara p. Hobson delightful,
entertained a number Of lady friends
at her home on Ninth street OF
Thursday afternoon in honor OF Mrs
Carrie Hubbard of Independence
Ore, who was her guest that day
The occasion was also Mrs. Hobson''
birthday anniversary and those pres
ent Joined in wishing their hostess
many happy returns Of the day
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