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New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
-Twenty-third Ward Bank OF the city os
New York, Plaintiff. against Rae Ginsberg
In pursuance OF judgment OF foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered IN the above
entitled action and bearing date the 1sth day
OF October. 1909. I. the Undersigned the
Referee in said Judgment named. viii sell a,
public auction. at the Exchange Salesroom.
Manhattan. city OF New YORK on the isth
that day. by Joseph p Day. AuctiOneer. the
premises directed by said Judgment TO be sold.
and therein described as follows,
All that certain plot. piece or parcel OF land.
with the buildings and improvements thereon
oush OF Manhattan. OF the city OF New York
IN the County and state OF New York. bounded
and described as follows:
OF 146th Street. distant I25 feet Easterly from
the corner formed by the intersection OF the
Southerly side ot t46th Street with the East
sriy side OF Broadway. running thence East
srly along the SOutherly side 81 146th Street.
81 feet inches. thence SOutherly parallel with
Broadway 90 feet IL inches TO the centre line
OF the block: thence Westerly along said CEN
Northely parallel with Broadway. 90 feet II
inches 20 the point or place OF beginning
OF land with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and being in the
Borough OF Manhattan. city. county and state
lows:
Beginning at a point on the SoutherIy side Of
14sth Street distant enc hundred ana sixty
two feet six inches Easterly from the corner
formed by the intersection OF the Southerly
side OF 146th street and the Easterly side OF
Broadway, formerly Eleventh Avenue BOu-
levaTd running thence Southerly parallel with
Broadway and part OF the way through a
party wall ninety-nine feet and eleven inches
the centre line OF the block: thence Easteriy
along said centre line OF the block. thirty
seven feet six inches: thence Northerly again
parallel with Broadway. ninety nine feet eleven
Inches 70 the Southerly side OF 146th Street:
and thence Westerly along the Southerly side
OF l46th Street thirty-ssven feet six inches 10
the point place Of beginning. Be said sew
eral dimensions more or less.
Dated. New York. October eend. 1909
CHAS L COHN. Referee.
LEXOW. MACKELLAR & WELLS. Attorneys
for Plainti1. 43 Cedar street. Manhattan.
New York city.
The following Is a diagram OF the property
20 be sold: its street numbers are 54S-552 West
l46th Street
146th Street.
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. PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR Guy DERRICKs AND
Hosting Engines. Steel Castings. Iron FOrg
iugs. Hosting Chain. Brass Tubing. Casr-tron
Pipe. WOOd-boring Machines. wire-rope Thin
bles. Mach inisr's Taps. Track Chisels, Wrench
Jaws. Files, Timers shears. Roofing Brushes
OF Cans. Rubber Betting, Fire CLAY etc
Sealed proposals will be received the Office
OF the General Purchasing Officer, Isthmian
Canal Commission. Washington y C.. until
10 80 a m January 10 1910. at which time
they VIII be opened IN public, for furnishing
the above mentioned articles Blanks and
genera Information relating 10 rhis Circular
mo 54Sl may be obtained from this Office
the ofices OF the Assistant Purchasing Agents.
- state Street New York city. 81 National
Realty Building New Orleans. La. and 1855
North Point Street san Francisco. cal also
from the L ). Engineer Offices in the follow
ing cites Seattle. Wash. Los Angeles cal.
Baltimore. Nd. Philadelphia Pa. Pittsburg
Pa Boston. Mass. BuHalo. y. 7, Cleveland,
Ohio. Cincinnati Ohio. Chicago III; ST
Louis. Mo. Detroit Mich. Milwaukee. Wis
-. Paul. Ninn Chattanooga. Tenn, Louis
Vile. Ky, Mobile Ala. and Galveston. Tex;
Commercial club Kansas city. Mo. Chamber
OF Commerce. quincy. III. and Chamber of
Cornmerce and Board of Trade. Tacoma.
wash G. BOGGS, Captain Corps Of En-
gineers. I. ; A. General Purchasing officer
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OFftCE GIRL; So 20 start: employment bureai
Office Gail Wednesday morning. Miss Diehl
30 Nassau st
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TAILOR, bushelrlau. wanted 10 work in store
able To press. steady position. :. Stravitz 3aI
IeDoN ave. corner 1854 81
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GARDENER =SiUgIa- thoroughly -nCersfanls
growing Vegetables and flowers. care 'old
frames pruning horse, c0w and general worN .
piar-- strictly honest. sober AMI INDUSTRIOUS
| Lest references from private families J. zl'l
sth
MIDDLE AGED NAN. respectable. around
l-1-1urr7- hotel private house a. watchnlan.
Eo1d references Address ". r.. 80 Washing
ton
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NANTED--An orderly for small HOSPITAL: must
be temperate. honest. well recommended Ap-
ply 1855 Bedford ave. brooklyn
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SALESMAN wzntea fer Middle West 70 hand
iine ladies' muslin underwear: references Ell,
Corset cover Co. zS5 Broadway
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The approximate amount OF the lien or
chargs 10 satisfy which the above described
property IS 20 be sold Is Twenty-Five hundred
and forty-six and so 100 Dollars 2.2+6 sOl.
with interest thereon from the stn day OF
October. 1902 together with costs ana allow
anee amounting 10 S2Ot- - with interest from
October 10Th. 1909. together with the expenses
OF the sale The approximate amount Ot the
taxes. assessments and water rates. or othsr
liens. which TO be allowed 20 the pur-
chaser out OF the purchase money. or paid by
the Referee is 81 S3l. "a and interest
Dated. New York October 2@nd. 1909
CHAS l. COHN. Refer-s
The foregoing sale 10 hereby adjourned To
Friday, November .6th, 1909 az the same tiTns
and place
Dated. New York. November lsth. 1909
CHAS J.. COHS. Referee
The foregoing sal. Is hereby further ad-
iourned 20 Friday. December 3rd. 1909, al ths
same time and place
Dated New York Ne 2ath. 1900
CHAS. T. COHN. Referse
The foregoing sale Is hereby further ad-
t0urued 20 Friday December 10th. 1909 az the
same time and place.
Dated. New York. December Srd 1909
CHAS. l. COHN Referees.
The foregoing sale is hercpv further ad-
1ourned 20 Friday. December iTth. 1909. al
the same time and place
Dated New York Deesmeer 10th. 1903.
CHAa I. COIN. Rsssrsa
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THE -'RAYO RAG something new. nothing
like u. poiishes brass copper. an metals
ever BODY buys. sample sent agents for lNc. and
A. postage Rayo company. 72l Tribune Build
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

CHATFFET- -Rs.-Over sixty ready for engage
Tneut: thirty months upward; private families
only. Morrow's Bureau. I21 Lexington ave lei.
1q.sS-pIaza
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

INVENTORS ATTENTION. class ex-
psrinental work az reasonable prices, bench
room with use OF machinery 20 let. Alexander
l29 Fulton 81
81 COO PER YEAR income on cash investment
OF s4I6 % IN orange and grapefruit orchards
plant and cultivate. send for information.
Buena Vista Fruit Co. 100 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

CHAUFFEUR and MACHINIsT. - Ceored
careful driver. no objection 10 useful ARK
patrick. 224 West cd -
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The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge satisfy which the ahove-d-scrth-d
property n 20 be sold. Thousand one
hundred sixty-eight and IS 100 s.. l6S 9J-1Ool
dollars. with intercs. thercon from the
day % November. 1909. together with
and allowance amounting 20 two hundred and
four and 90 100 tse04 6al dollars. with interest
from 9th dAy of November. 1909. together
with the expenses Of the sale TIE appFuxi-
mate amount OF taxes. assessments and water
rates or other liens which 20 be allow ed
20 the purchaser out % the purchase money.
or paid nv the Referee. Is six hundred forty
one and 50 100 dollars s6tt ss-100l and IN
terest The property wtil ~ sold soof-ct 10
q prior rrst mortgage of 81. 500 With accrued
interest from Nav 10Th. 19os at eE
Dated New York November Attn 1903
ALBERT y. Massey. ascsrsA
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WORK WANTED.
Male.


ACCOUNTANT EXPERT.
desires engagement opening. closing or balancing
books. Systemafizer. BOX 80, Tribune once
BoOKKEEPER ER.-Thoroughly familiar with dou-
hle entry. understands eccountancys wants po-
sition with reliable nrm; can furnish excel
lent references c. Walter. 2lss Washington ave-
The Bronx
sFFAI-FFTITR -Svede: wishes position: COM
petent. reliable. strictly Trustworthy. no JOY
riding: city or country: good references Aoine'
CHAUFFEUR over sixty ready for ensage-
ment: thirty months upward; private taIhilles
only Morrow's Bureau. 121 Lexington ave Tel
192s-Plazs.
CHAUFFEUR and MACHINIsT- Celored'
careful driver. no objection 10 useful Kirk
patrics pa Vest 62d =
Cha AUFFED RI Respectable youns married man man
four years experience on foreign and Ameri-
can cars. good mechanic careful driver strictly
ences o'haure9r. ass West ssth s..
CIIATTF-F UR--ftaliar- American. makes own
repairs. careful driver. references; city coun-
try: operates gasolene cars. Tony Assand, "a
Degraw 81, Brooslyn -
ELEVATOR BOY. at anything good reference.
Ward. 66B ilth ave.
HOUSE PAINTER wants work from landlords.
lowest prices. estimates furnished William
MarkoVitz. 10 Nilett 81
MAN %. capable. single. sober. faithful a. any
time. can keep secrets. give $500 security;
frlstgy worthy position AT any business carpen-
ter by trade II required. g. +, I'D East oo'h -,
PAINTER-Wants work in country. hotel or
private Edw. Lueber. 2s9 Bleeeker st
TRANSLATOR. English. German. French. ltsl-
ian. Spanish Portuguese. RuInanian. wants oc-
casional work. will call c. Burowick. il46
Intervale ave. Bronx
YOUNG Man. willing 70 work. packer and
wrapper. Address John Scslzo. 412 Pearl ST
Young MAN mandy with tools wishes steady
positio- Al anything with chance FOR ad-
tarce NaCel. 1864 - ave
Young NAN Is. where honesty. loyalty and
reliability viii be appreciated. excellent refer
ences. Alton Guedman. 13S Ludlow st.
Female
ETFNOGRAPHER--Hig school education. in
teiifEent American Young iady. references for
sneed accuracy. reliability. excellent business
training. reasonable salary HarleIlites r u
Box l04S-
sTENOGRAPHER wishes extra typewriting. 60
out evenings take work hones uloderate
prices. deduction for circular letters. etc Al
dress Miss Daniels l54 East SD 81
STENOGRAPHER and OFFICE ASSISTANT
Preferably with brokers or commission IneT-
Grants I've years experience Miss Kahn Is
West 18Th ST, care Of Bermuth
YOUNG LADY for clerical work or sV-ttchboard
operator experienced; references n z T.
$50 Atlantic ave. BrCoklya.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
ATTEND ANT.-Capa5le and vel recornrnr1@ -
Young woman WI sye se5Zl9,s ior a snlal a. i. is-
in california n z. - Sfh ave
BUTLER -Resereuces. speaks four .ans4sges' '9ss,,
two years i1 India. massage eApett- NeI1''
care OF Hsnring. - Covert 81, bro"Aiyn-
CCACHMAN.- BY single man. thoroughly com
uetent. bes- references cry or country Waite
care of Fi,zsumons. 81 eth ave Telephone
326D-, unlous.
cooK.-seeond- in horel or private. German
r-Ir-artan. Frenr, Kitchen. Charley. care o.
SkaUa - East io5d 81, u foor-
GARDENER European and American expert
en1e. hothouse and outside Hor1' on Or pftt Ne 1.e
4is5 s5' St
GARDENER -SiHgl- thoroughly andersianqs
growing Vegetables and flowers. care cold
pisr~. strtr,Iv honest sober and industri9us
lest references from private families J.. <l'I
sth
MIDDLE AGED Man respectable. around
roaa references. address ". r. 80 washing
Fem,le-
CAPABLE New England woman. excellent cook
wishes POSITION housekeeper. references
Address capable. Tribune Uptown once. 1854
COOK. chau5ermaid and waitress: two Swedish
Eirls. together or separate, excelief- - gOoA a
Nelson's Bureau. 4l2 4th ave. Phone lsCe-
Madison square
COOK.-American woman. an excellent cook :
city or country. references. - Perry St IN
store
COOK--First class. swedish. understands plain
and fancy cooking; has very best reierenee A.;
Lexington ave Tel f4o5-F-aza-
COOK First class. French. German. American
eeoAl.-s Las 5ts-'Ic - Siorrovss bureau ~
LezingJon ave. cor. 5sth st. Tel ls2s-PlaSs-
COOK First class. Scotch Protestant. willing
place So to SO. Industrial Association. East
C0oK--BTTLER. &c-French couple; wife nrst
class cook. man butler all around. comes
highly recommended. city or country Morrow ;
bureau. III Lexington ave, corner Ssih 81 lei
1s2S-Plaza
DAYS WORK-By scotch woman; from a m
tiu 9 ?. M. chan0erwork and sewing oesi
reference. Yule. Faith Mission. 24l West o1th 81
DAYS wORK--By woman; at home 90 or e oa,
e5d 81.
FAMILY WASHING. IRONING. Month. week
farnish sG-64 best references $50 East ia
TNFENTs NURSE.-North German: hospital
trained. esn take entire eharxs Sso rom s,sn a
Try Industrial Association 3 East 42d st
TADY'S MAID -EngIlsh. thoroughly expert
enced excellent seAmsJTssS; hve years II,,is,If,
Association uncb. East "a 81.
T.T-SyDRFss First class: English Protestant;
has friend kitchenmaid: no oolect,oLs 20 eour
ner .sfh 81 Tel l9ss-Plaza.
NT-RsE-As trained attendant. 20 invalid or
nervous person. hospital experience. personal
referenee Caii s66 Kent ave. Broeklyn
RSE-s,apable young Irish woman Will take
ertfre charge of infaat or one or NO children
sxr-fent feferenCes- CITY or country 7. r.. Miss
FttzC;eraids : Bureau sos Fifth ave: entrances
-1d
eT,.,,sTSFSs OR ,s4AMBERMAID- Nor
,ysgiau- understands dressmaking. me hand
ssr.irs. embroidery. willing 20 assist with me
s-,rfru- 2 wears references from present EN-
rIoyer. vaeez So monthly J. A :, Tribune
7taNn once. 1884 Broad way-
WAITRESS. Competent. In small private IaIn
IIv- -fv or short distance IN country. personal
reference Yule. Faith Mission. @il West Soth 81
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urEN-gT~O nan

KENSICO DAM
SEALED BIDS will be received by the Board
n Wafer supply IN Room go. 2a9 Broadway
NsU york until N A. NJ. on December q. 1909
sor Contract O. for the construction OF Kensico
An a high masonry dam across the valley OF
tIIe Bronx river and sppurtenant works. includ-
inv Sew Rye reservoir. New Rye dixie. Bronx
Tave tunnel Bronx dixie and Rye pipeline. Tbs
yorir Is located about three miles north OF White
Plains uear Valhaila station the Harlem
dtvf-ion of the New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad Westchester county. New York
At the above time and place the bids will be
nuFItriv opened ana read. Pamphlets containing
informatiCn for bidders and pamphlets OF con
tract drawiuss be obtained al Room e0s al
tbe above address. BY depOsting the Of ten
dollars $50 for zach ramphlet For further par
tlculars. see Information for Bidders.
JOHN A. BENSF.I. President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
CHARLES A. SHAW.
Commissioners OF the Board % Water supply.
J. WALDO SMITH. Chief Engiaeex.
THOMAS HASSETy. 6scrstAyy.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Ieachers Agency
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Gov
,rnesscs etc. 10 Colleges. Schools ard ranfIleA
Apply to Mrs. NJ J YOUNG-FULrON
% Union Souar.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
BOARD AND RooMs

slsT ST "a WEST Elegant large. warm room.
Handsomely furnished, every eoLsenlrhce. So
a. ri0r toard. telephone near Park
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CARPET CLEANING.

PUBLIC NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS
Arsenal Building Fifth Avenue and sixty
fourth Street. Borough Of Manhattan The
sealed BIDS or estimates will be received by
the Park Board al tns a9oye slo oeG OF 'hS on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 80. 1903.
Borough Of Manhattan min
FOR WORK AND MATERIAL FOR THE
EFENiYSo EEW YoRK Rk 4T9 PGBLIc LIBR1RY. AsToR
IENOX AND TILDEN FOUNDATIONS.
SECOND STREETS. BOROUGH OF MAN
Il 7 The security required VIII be One Hundred
The time allowed for doing and composing
the work will be Twelve ~ calendar months
been given by the Commissioner.
The bids will be compared and the contract
awarded al a lump aggregate sum
Plans may be seen and blank forms may be
obtained al the or1ce OF the Department OF
s1S also al the once of the Architects. Carrers
q Hastings. New York Public Library Build
'1S HENRY SMITH President;
JOSEPH / BERRY.
MICHAEL ] KENNEDY.
Commissioners Of Parks
mated Dec Il 1903
r. see General Instructions to Bidders on
the last page. last column. Of the city Record"
CONTRACT 53
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board OF Water supply IN Room 9iO
ee9 Broadway. New York, until II A N on
Tp@renb her Ia 1909, for CONTRACT 50 for tn.
Construction OF Grassy Sprain cut and cover
Plafr Avenue siphon and portions OF Ardsiey
c,tf and cover. aggregating about -. 400 feet os
Main concrete conduit known acueduct in
aDeu cut and on embankment Il = feet high
~ Js feet wide inside and about I3s feet Of
scueduct OF special design built OF reinforced
Concrete The work IS located east % the
ts,,S.on RiveT in the town OF Greenburg ana
tbe ~itv ~ Yonkers Westchester County. New
york A. the above time and place the bids
LII ne nnblicly opened aud read. Pamphlets
contafuinE information for bidders ana
pamDhIets OF contract drawings be OBJ
t.tDs5 AZ Room a0G 81 the above address by
SeDositfng the sum Of ten dollars (siOi for
eaeh pamphIet For further particulars see
Tnfornaation for Bidders
JOHN A BENSEI-. President:
CHARLES y CHADWICK
CHARLES A SHAW.
Commissioners OF the Board OF Water Supply
u WALDO SMITH.
chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT.
Secretary
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CANDIES.
HIr.anEnI

CANDIES.
7. hUmBERT,
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY,
30 . WOOSTER st. Rear canal -
-The only manufacture o. ths original old lash
to.,.s and made chocolate cream drops. me bon
irs ana chocolates. also importer OF fancy boxes,
notices fruits and maTrons siaceH. 1c-s All can
sfr. - hls oun msnufzcture warrantei pure sugar
Wholesale AND RETAIL
Sunday schools supplied ~ lsssst prices.
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eiIpNIsuED RooMs no LET.

.,-rtr ~ ~ WEST TarEe and small rooms /.
also sksueht room suitable for artist
-sTfF ST IoG WEST Front alc0ye room. sec
sfd floor. large closet handsome lAths or VIII
r--t .-rfre eo0r- excellent and liberal HON .
table. telephone T223 Schuyler.
,geD ST g4o WEST To let. furnished In pri
VaIe house. large. well appointed rocH. Win
s,.ssfnr roor a. saloon floor. board n desired
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

LOST AND FOUND.
LOSr.-Fron Asth st 10 A.tor rhexfr. ~
nond Pin. In form OF Buckle LIBERAL ruuna2
Return 70 NsndsxnosS q West 53ra e.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

--7'SJ 81 AVIS. juniors 10. salary s. 10 So per
iav National Employment Exchange. - West
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

4 aFENT~ A portable. keyl-ss door lock. pocket
size. taE-ens anv COR. burglar proof. sample
10 Tr-~.-r a roufhReI isl Broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

FUrT BUILDER. competent and well recon
uH--e. -1-l Century Automobile Co.. 1913
T-r- HH.ar ...-r.r~ 4Qrh q
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

fGENTS ro sell something better than Pigs IN
clover rHe cook -pesrg puzzle. call United
states Puzzle CO.. lI6l Broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

BnIaF FTNG.-Frfyate Instruction. thorough
Qua med within fhrue weeks keep anr books
sTsr unusual ability, Request particulars
W-E -sN W-Sr T4rr g.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

BOOK -> z-F----CooG nulsher wanted. 70 Jet
.lr- tascs- Higgins & T0oker Co. 35
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
HELP WANTED.
Female.

Female.
NURSE; baby six months old: must take full
charEe and Be most reliable: references re-
quired- Jaequin's Burezu. 6oa 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

kGEN1s Hot making SO day. Ne have st. 40
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

ksEaTS making sac so weekly selling cagars
r- our plan. invest gate our proposition Cau
cssh Es- CO.. 81 Greenwich ST
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

Il I0.r isl l'E-E-K 1uug man. eKperi-uoed. So
f.4 week. National EupIogusenr EK-
cisuse s- West sod
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

ItNTt t--ER- f1r EiFh grace uaRazine oGer
E--a- value low 0osr- sra solicitors IN
us-- c.-r .-ar rn Nr lowell. a. Murray ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

sTFNOGRAPHER--Hi school education, in
tell gent American Young lady. references for
speed accuracy. reliability. eNceyent business
traininE. reasonable salary. Harlemite, p O.
Box I04S
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

Css-a-SEES wanted - so-f-fr horse f1suranoe
fr are- --or0si-0u ror Eood man. Call 10 H.
RI. r-1a-ra.- Room $40
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

EONh h-l-fi-E doglio enyrE. typlsr with cloak
arH s.r house experience. closed Saturdays,
ra~.r SUNDAY. Universal Exchange. 10
Ne es.H
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

OFFICE ASSISTANT. young: one Just leaving
school preferred. must be neat quick writer
burroughs Welcome & co a. Lafayette ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
Female

Young NAN. Is. where honesty. loyalty and
reliability viii be appreciated. excellent REFER
erces. Alton Gliednan. l3S Ludlow St
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

A TEW -hLESMEN wanted 10 sell stock. men
acquainted with hotel reople preferred good
rc-risst-u and quick cash 10 capable men.
pnrr 81 - West 3sth g.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

ER0OhLTE and Long Island n@ld being opened
nm large corporation desiring; Services ~ seF-
o. r-sr-rrs speaking English and one or more
fr-e.rr lar g7laeeS- not real estate books. Nr
E--Il-.rr s6- FLlfou - BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

" III = y II IL III I =
Roon SIS. Tribune Buuding New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

BOY slE years ole. made 81 in two hours. What
-ar you doT So 30 Liberty 81. Room T03.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

WANTED.-lo0 hovs and girls % paste Cook
Feary puzzle Apply United states Puzzle Co.
Room 408 II61 Broad xlv.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
At anything: good reference.

YOUNG MAN. willing 10 work. as packer ana
wrapper Address John ScslZo- Az Pearl 81
yOT-NG MAN mandy with tools wishes steady
r0sitfo- AT anything. with chance FOR ad-
.rrne NareI lIGA u
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

WANTED. .- Husrllng, Young. experienced sa is
men. capable of earning from SS6 20 So week
iy- Automooile Accessories. CortSndt ST.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
YOUNG WOMAN WOULD
CAMPAIGN STATE FOR
JOHN Z. HUMPHREYS

unehaperoned but well protected
by their own innocent oandor and
the chiyalry Of western men. Miss
Lucio Helen Pearson. state score.
tary Of the Wisconsin Y. W. c. A..
and niece to John z. HUMPHREYS OF
Seatile. and Miss NJ. L. Robinson.
state secretary Of the Minnesota Y.
W c A.. are touring tho west They
will take In all that Is TO be seen
In Washington, which will include
an ascent Of Mount Rainier, and
from there they Will go TO Oregon
and California, returning home by
way Of the Yellowstone National
park
Miss Pearson invited her uncle,
Judge HUMPHREYS, TO make the ma.
cent Of the glorious mountain with
them but he excused himser on tho
ground that he needed all his
energy In the race for senator. He
said. however. II the young woman
would make the same proposition
next year he would seriously con.
slider II. as he expected by that time
to be reduced to mountain climbing
weight Miss Pearson said she IL
not woman sutftaglst and has
never made a claim upon man
that has not been oheerfully grant.
ed. but she ia going to make a
campaign for her uncle next year,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
Late Novelties
In Neckwear

Coat Collars in handsome real lace designs,
with iilet mcdallionsi SIS.
Large round Collars Of Venise lace, inset with
Point Gaze medallions s22s and $3.50
Round Collars in imitation Point Gaze and
Duehesse very effective designs $500
Round Collars Of fine Venise lace; Sj7s.
Jabots with butterfly bow and tab Of fine Baby
Irish Nenise lace and uuder.tab Of embroidered
batiste; Csc and 7se.
Jabots Of fine batiste plated, and trimmed with
Baby Irish and Nenise lace Ssc.
Extra long Jabots Of sheer batiste, plated, and
trimmed with Baby Irish Venise lace and Irish
crochet drops Sl.3s.
Tailored Stocks, sef-strapped and button
trimmed, in white pink, blue, buff and lavender;
Csc.
White pique Sailor Collars, edged with eolored
band with four-in-hand tie to match 2Sc,
Sailor Collars Of fine white batiste, lace
trimmed Csc
Embroidered Stiff Collars in a complete range
OF Sizes E5e,s5ae and oOe FIRST Floor.