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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-15
Tomato Soup
Miss Frances EITery. CarpepterI

To one quart can tomatoes pressed
through colander add one quart boil
Ing water, one tablespoonful rice. ONE
third cupful macaroni, butter size Of
walnut one small teaspoonful sugar.
salt and pepper to taste. After the rice
has cooked slowly in the tomatoes for
half an hour add the macaroni and boil
rapidly at first and cook about half an
hour longer, until 1t is done. If this
is not as thick as you like add heated
cracker crumbs. If not desired as thick
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-15
Checker Board Cake



Make the cake in separate layers
For the dark part take half a cup OF
butter, one cup OF brown sugar the
yolks of four eggs, half cup Of milk
two and half cups Of -four. one tea
spoonful Of baking powder and a level
teaSpoonful each OF cloves, allspice and
cinnamon. For the light part take a
half cup Of sugar, two and a half cups
OF Hour, one teaspOonful OF baking
powder, the whites of four eggs, a half
cup OF milk, one teaspoonful OF lemon
extract Bake in layer cake, thus: In
the nrst pan put the dark batter In the
center and the white batter around It.
In the second pan put the light batter
In the center and dark around It.
Arrange the third pan like the first.
Build the cake, alternating the layers
and frost as desired. When ready to
cut, put a small glass on top OF the
cake In the center and cut down
through, clear around it. Then cut
from the center out and the pieces will
all be the same size and like checker
board.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-15
For the InvaIid's Tray
A. G. Jochmus, lis Eighteenth Street,
Pacific Grove

A. G. Jochmus, lis Eighteenth Street,
Pacific Grove
Cup Custard-Beat one egg very light.
then beat in one tablespoonful of sugar,
a pinch of salt and whatever flavor
wished. Turn this into pretty cup and
fill the cup with milk, set In a basin and
I'LL the basin with boiling water. Bake
in a moderate oven. Test with a broom
splint; If the splint comes out clean the
custard Is done. Serve in the cup in
which 1t was baked.
Beef Broth and Egg-After boiling
three or four pounds of beef set the
stock away. and the next morning re-
move all the fat. Take a half cupful
Of the stock and heat it to the boiling
point. Have an egg beaten very stiff.
and taking the broth from the stove
stir half of the beaten egg into 1t rap
idly and serve at once. Unless the stock
put on wafer, will serve for part. if
rot the whole, of another meal.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-15
Prune Pudding

Camille Koran, sS5 Castro Street, san
Francisco
Half a pound of dry prunes boiled
in very little water until dry; pit and
chop them; beat whites of five eggs;
Juice and half rind Of one lemon,
grated; half cup of -four; pinch Of
salt. Bake 20 minutes in moderate
oven in a well buttered pudding dish.
Whip 10 cents worth thick cream and
add beaten whites OF two eggs.
This recipe makes enough pudding
for five persons.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-15
Stuffed Apples

Mrs John Starr, Angels Camp, Gala
veras County
Select medium sized apples. Pare.
and with a small knife take out the
core, being careful not to break the
apple. Sprinkle with plenty OF sugar.
let stand over night. In the morning
take about one-ouarter cuD chOpped
Walnuts, one teaspOonfuI chopped cit
ron, one tablespoon raisins, one tael~-
spoon dates. Chop all together very
line, stuff the apples, place in bake pan.
pour the sugar or syrup over them and
bake, being careful not to burn. Serve
with whipped cream. This viii stun
about six apples.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-15
Stuffed Peppers

Mrs. j. Scott, 1903 Choro Street, SAN
Luis Obispo
Ten cents worth of round steak put
through a meat grinder, take a small
slice Of fat bacon, cut In small pieces
and fry, also cut up small onion and
and a cu-ful OF cold rice and three
medium sized ripe tomatoes, season
with salt and cayenne pepper, cook un-
til meat is we'll done. When cool fill
peppers which have first been soaked
in salt water for two hours, when
peppers are filed CRATE cheese over
them and bake for about three-quar-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-15
Butter Scotch Pie
Mrs. M. r. Hubbard. Eureka

Make a rich under piecrust perfor-
ate 1t full of holes with fork and bake.
First part-Melt butter size of wal
nut in a skillet, one cup brown sugar
and four tablespoonfuls of milk Let
boil five minutes.
Second part-Beat yolks of two eggs.
one cup of milk and two tablespoons
flour (Which has been stirred smooth
In little water) all together and pour
1t In first part and let 1t boil until
thick. stirring all the time. When
cooked pour in the pie pan; beat up
the whites; spread on top and brown.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-15
Nut Sheath
Annette Hooper, Redwood City, r.. +
ID. No.

Annette Hooper, Redwood City, r.. #.
ID. No. L
Two cupfuls of walnuts. one cupful
of brown sugar, two eggs, two large
tablespoonfuls of -four half teaspoon
ful of baking powder, pinch of salt.
Mix the sugar and the yolks OF the
eggs. then add the whites (beaten),
then the flour. Stir well and then add
the nuts. Put in a shallow pan and
cook until brown.
Nougat-One and a half cupfu1s of
sugar, one third of water and syrup.
Boil until it threads and then pour
slowly into the white of one egg, beat
ing with q large egg beaten or a spoon.
When rather hard put in a cupful OF
walfuts and stir until stiff. Put in a
buttered plate and when cool cut in
SQUARES. A little vanilla may be added.
If wanted, fruit coloring and raisins or
different kinds of nuts may be used.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-15
Roast Saddle of yenison
Mrs. Pauline Bennett, 232S Ashb
Avenue. Berkeley

Mrs. Pauline Bennett, 232S Ashby
Avenue, Berkeley
Skin and trim OFF the sides: then
lard with slender pieces of salt pork.
Season with pepper and SALT placing a
few pieces of butter on the meat. Place
in hot oven and roast about two hours.
basting occasionally. Serve with
gravy made with drippings, to which
a half cup Of cream has been added.
which have been trimmed from side of
saddle. place in saucepan, covering
with water to which spices and sea-
soning has been added. Boil until
Brown two tablespoonfuls of -four in
butter about size of an egg. Add
liquor and one cupful white wine or
vinegar When boiling add meat. Serve
with dumplings.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-15
English Fruit Cake Good

Mrs. r.. N. whiting, e29 oak Street, San
Francisco
One pound of sugar. one pound OF
butter, two pounds of raisins, two
glass each of brandy and wine a quar-
ter of a pound each of orange and
citron peel. teaspoonful each of nut
meg, cinnamon, ginger, one teaspoon
full OF soda; -four to make right con-
hours in small pans.
Brown Pudding-Weight of two eggs
in sugar, -four and butter each, three
teaspoonful of soda; butter a paper and
tie over the mold and steam three
hours. Serve with cream or sauce;
delicious.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-15
Wedding Fruit Cake
Miss Lillian walker, r.. f. ID. q, b
243, San Jose

Miss Lillian Walker, r.. #. ID. q, Box
243, San Jose
Required: One pound -four, one pound
brown sugar, one pound butter, two
pounds currants, three and half
pounds raisins, one and half pounds
citron, 10 eggs, two teaspoonfuls ALL
spice, four teaspoons cloves, five tea
spoons mace, five teaspoons cinnamon,
one cup molasses, half teaspoon soda
and one full coffee cup brandy. Beat
the yolks and sugar together; add one
pint flour; beat the butter to a cream
Stir the soda into the molasses. Strew
the fruit with one pint -four; add bran
dy, and last of all the whites of eggs
beaten to a froth. Mix all together
thoroughly and bake four hours in a
slow oven.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-15
Salad Dressing
(Without OLD
Mr.. p. F. randolph, livingston

Take the yolks of four eggs. beat till
light, add quarter cup Of sugar,
half teaspoonful of salt, half tea
spoonful ground mustard, shake Of
pepper and half cup of sweet cream,
either fresh or condensed. Beat till
well mixed. Heat half cup of vinegar
(part water If very strong) and lump
OF butter size OF an egg. AS soon as
1t begins to boil stir in the above mix
ture, stirring constantly until it begins
to thicken, when remove at once from
fire. Put in glass jar and seal and 1t
will keep several days.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-15
ST PRIZE
Stuffed Picked Peppers

Mrs. George UhI, 500 Laurel Avenue,
Oak Park
Use the large green bell peppers.
Partly cut slice from the stem end,
leaving bit to act as a hinge. Ex-
tract all the seeds, throw the peppers
into brine that will float an egg and
let remain three days. For three dozen
large peppers chop fine one head of
cabbage. add half pint of salt and let
stand three days. Chop also six onions
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-15
My Crack Fish Recipe
Mrs. A. $. Mcintyre, 4746 Seventeenth
Street. San Francisco

Take % cents worth of halibut and
cook in boiling sailed water until ten
der; take out, let cool and then break
into small pieces; take quart of sweet
milk and put on back OF stove to SIM
mer, not boil, with one onion sliced and
a small piece OF thyme, then strain and
thicken with three tablespoons OF -four
and three tablespoons of butter creamed
together; salt to taste. Take a fiat pan.
put in layer Of fish, then one of thick
ened milk and so on until all is used;
lastly sprinkle with bread crumbs
wetted with a little melted butter, and
put in oven for about 20 minutes. This
win serve eight people generously.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-15
Prune Pudding
Mrs. A. e. williams, 1856 Fifty-third
Avenue, lIeIrose

Take three tablespoonfuls OF sugar,
two of butter, one egg. one large cup
of buttermilk, one teaspoonful of soda
dissolved in milk, one and a, half cups
of prunes. seeded and chopped fine, one
and nutmeg Steam three hours. This
is to be served with a sauce made OF
one cup of butter, one spoonful of -four
a Gun of sugar and two cups of hot
water. Boil thoroughly and flavor.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-15
Lemon Pie
Mrs. E. M. Walker, 500 East Fifteenth
Street, East Oakland

Crate the rind and strain the Juice
of two lemons. Pare and CRATE one
large tart apple, roll one soda cracker
fine, melt two tablespoonful of butter
and mix with cracker crumbs Mix
lemon juice and rind with apple, stir
with them two level cups OF sugar,
beat yolks of two eggs, then the whites.
then beat them together. Beat these
with lemon, apple and sugar. add but
tered cracker crumbs last while warm.
This makes two pies. If prepared cor
rectly should look like amber jelly
when cold. 1t is very fine.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-15
Molasses Cake
Mrs. Emma Rhodes, s73 Myrtle Street,
San Jose

Half cup of sugar. one cup mo-
lasses. half cup butter. one teaspoon
each of cinnamon, cloves and allspice;
two small teaspoons soda in one cup
boiling water; two and a half cups
flour Ono more); two well beaten eggs.
Put ingredients together in the order
named, adding the eggs last. Bake in
layers and put together with white
frosting spread thickly between the
layers.
The Washington times., 1909-12-03
MORGAN PURCHASES
EQUITABLECONTROL
Buys Thomas F. Ryan'S
Holdings in Life ASsur-
anCe Society.

NEW YORK. Dec. al. PierpOnt Nor
Ean has bought a control OF the EQuit-
able Life Assurance Society from Thorn
as r. Ryan.
Mr. Ryan obtained control Of the com
pany b. the purchase of stock from
James II. Hyde after the insurance in
vestigations IN 1905.
The purchase by Morgan Is subject 10
the voting trust the remaining mem
bers Of which. since the death Of Grover
Cleveland. are Morgan ]. OJBrien and
George Westinghouse Their authority
20 handle the affairs OF the company
extends to June - next. but IT is be-
lieved they viii relinQuish their control
although they have the option Of con
unuing for Ave years more.
The announcement OF the purchase Of
the stock was made from Mr.. Morgan's
Office yesterday. but beyond the bare
statement no Information would be Civ
e. out. The price paid 70 Ryan could
not be learned Ryan bought Hyde's
b1 shares OF par value Of 100000 for
2-oOo,0Oo. the ownership of these shares
carrying control OF the association.
Former Justice Morgan J. O'Brien said
that he knows nothing about the deal
but he said from my acquaintance with
MI. Morgan IN many other matters
am sure that the transaction Will re
sult 10 the benefit Of all the stock
holders"
How many insurance commando tr,,st
companies, and banks, each with r7ar1,-
millions of assets. will ~ Included in
the combination IS the subject ~ mn
united speculation. In addition to the
purchase Of a majority OF the F,o,Ifr-
ables stock. the New York Life In
surance Company, a mutual concern.
with no capital stock, IS already an svr1,
pathetic alliance with the Morgan house
through George ". Perkins "A partner
IN the banking firm and the power be-
mind the throne IN the insurance com
panv.
The Mutual Life. also a mutual COM
pany Is on harmonious terms with the
great leader Of finance. II shares with
the Equitable ownership Of the National
Bank Of Commerce.
The Washington times., 1909-12-03
PLANNING DEFEAT
OF JARESA. TANNEY
Bonding Companies Resent
Investigation of Their
Rates.

Officials Of the Treasury Department
who have begun the work Of investi-
eating the exorbitant premiums exacted
from Government employees by fidelity
bonding companies declared today that
a concerted effort will be made by these
companies TO bring about the defeat Of
James a. Tawney. chairman OF the
House Committee on Appropriations.
Mr.. Tawney is author Of the pro-
vision written into the sundry civil ap-
preparation bin at the extra session of
Congress prohibiting bonding companies
from increasing their rates 10 Govern
ment employees more than IS per cent
over the rates existing In 1905. He also
is father Of the plan to have the Gov
eminent protect itself from monetary
loss and its employees from unreason-
able rates by having the bonds fur
nished by the Government itself.
II is expected that the Investigations
will furnish information which will
justify the commission in dete~ninins
what a reasonable premium rate would
be. II is already known that every ef-
fort will be made by the bonding trust
TO prevent the passage Of a bin further
restricting their business with Govern
ment employees.
It is declared on the best OF authority
That a campaign fund IS being collected
Tor the express purpose Of furnishing II
10 Mr.. Tawneys enemies I'm Minnesota.
IN 1905 there were twenty-three fidelity
bonding companies doing business with
Government employees In that wear a
gentleman's agreement was entered into.
the result Of which was that premiums
were increased 800 per cent and It was
the intention to make stNI further in
creases.
There are 100000 bonded employees in
the Government service, the total Of
their bonds aggregating nearly S. 1000
100000, on which premiums Of about
100000 are paid annually.
The Washington times., 1909-12-03
BRANCH OFFICES


REH's MODERN PHARMACY. 7th and Z
SITS. Main fS77
NEW YORK AVE. PHARMACY, New York
ave. and n. Cap. 81
CHAS. c. HORNUNG, Christiana Pharmacy
GW. cor. 9Th and 81 SITS. Phone N 28s8
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa ave
Phone NJ 1870
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. 18th ard Park
road. Phone c. 1857.
L. T. TAYLOE. cor. stb and P sta. Phone
r A. VEITCH. 10th and N sts Phone \. PAT
n. v. PATTIE, 1923 Georgia ave. Col 2s9g
MALIBH'S PHARMACY. 1861 Calvert a.
c. 1851.
MATTINGLY's PHARMACY. 18th and L.
Phone n. H3s-
IL. T. BUTTS PHARMACY, 9Th n and
Massachusetts ave Phone N 4Osg
YARNOLD, 1901 18th -. Phone Col zs77
r. u. HOWARD 18th and W. Phone NJ 71o,
GOLDEEBERG's 7th and X sts. Phone III
GB0l.
s. KANE. SONS 4 CO.. sth and Mark,
space Phone NJ 700.
GREENES CAPITAL A D Y z TIgIy n
AGENCY, llf5 18th 81 Phone n R7Og
-. w. THHOCKMORTON. Cigar Store Iatb
and p. Phone ~. ESQ
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 9TH st TRbo1,
Island ave and r ct Phone " 2f0I
GEssFORD'S PHARMACY. 9Th and U sts
S. N. WAGNER a CO. Ist and H. Phon.
NJ MeSULrY & SON, Cigars and Ton,o..
Isss 18th 81. Phone North 2l27.
PAUL. PEARSON. 18th - and Florida -.
n. W. Phone ". 3s0.
The Washington times., 1909-12-03
BAL TIRORE NEEDS
NEW HIGH PRESSURE
City Narrowly Escapes a
Repetition of the Big
Fore of 1904.

BALTIMORE. Md, Dec. 3-This city
Just missed having repetition OF the
disastrous condagration of 1904 through
the failure 10 complete the new system
OF high pressure fire pipes throughout
the downtown district.
AS IL was a block Of four large whole
sale houses was totally destroyed and
several others more or less damaged In
a fire that will amount 10 about SS30OO0
II was only the most heroic work on
the part OF the entire city department
that saved the fire from sweeping down
the entire wholesale district. Experts
IN the fire department do not hesitate 70
declare that with the high pressure fire
pipes at their service. the fire would
have been confined 10 portion Of the
Building I'm which it started and speedily
extinguished.
The failure to have the pipe line fin
ished is because Of a delay OF fifteen
months in wTangling after it was decid-
ed 10 construct H. The lesson Of last
night. however. has sunk home and
now there is every indication of a rush
20 complete the pipe line in the shortest
possible time
Origin of Fire.
The origin OF last nights fire is still
a mystery. 1t started about 5:45 last
evening at 104 Hopkins place. within a
stones throw Of the starting place Of
the great confagration Of 1904 A
strong east wind and the fact that the
IRE was in a very inaccessible place.
gave the flames great Roadway before
the fire department could respond The
night lasted all Of five hours before
,HrF. ~
sured.
This morning the ruins still smoke and
here and there a ftful flame shoulder
ed Several streams were still being
played on the ruins by members Of the
ire department.
The buildings that are a total loss are.
1oi Hopkins place, occupied by c. ]
Peed; Spear Bros, and the ROYAL Can
Manufacturing Company.
lo6-1oS Hopkins place, OCCUPIED nv
McCaddin & McElwee, picture frames
and art goods
1c2 Hopkins place, Baker Bros. & Co.
glass. paints and oils.
100 Hopkins place. the Maryland BUILD
ing. sheltering the offices of over sew
enty firms, most all of whom were un-
able to recover their papers.
Firemen's Stand.
Adjoining the destructed buildings is
the large warehouse OF r. NJ. Sutton
Company. and II was here that she
firemen made their bravest fight in an
effort 20 check the flames. They final
" did so but at the cost OF injury to
seven Of their number. who were bad
" cut about the face and hands by fall
ing debris and glass. and forced to go
10 the hospital.
Owing to the water damage 70 firms
sd9- ming the buildings burned II is
difficult to make a correct estimate Of
the damage done by the fire While
they range from low as $500 600 M
20 a. million II Is believed that the cor
rect damage will be found about mid
way between these two estimates The
percentage Of insurance on the loss
will be about as usual.
The Washington times., 1909-12-03
MAN
VICTIM OF SUICIDE

HAGERSTOWN, Dec. S.-FuneraI ar
engagements were made today for Will
liam II. Hoover. who yesterday com
mitted suicide by inhaling gas. He was
the proprietor Of a cafe and was driven
70 the act by worry over financial losses
and poor health
The Washington times., 1909-12-03

Advertisements will be accepted at
any Of the following branch offices
at regular Office rates. II IL Is In
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Gfiee, they may be tele-
phoned direct to The Times Main
$500, and q messenger will call 20
collect,
The Washington times., 1909-12-03
FOUR STABLES SOLD;
VALUED AT 81, 800
R. W. Greer Is PurchaSer-Nine-
teen Dwellings Disposed
Of by Will.

r. W. Greer has purchased through
Thomas j. Fisher & Co, Inc, four
stables In the block bounded by RHODE
Island avenue. y street, Seventeenth
street, and Connecticut avenue. The
consideration is said tC have been ap-
proXimatcIy $500
Nineteen dwellings are disposed Of by
the will Of Mrs. Margaret Whenn Mack
all, which has been admitted 20 probate
Three residences are given to each Of
six children. The other house, which Is
located at Thirty-foUrth and r streets
is ordered to be sold, and the proceeds
divided among the heirs.
The Washington times., 1909-12-03
SCALDED TO DEATH

louisville, Pa, Dec. 2-Joseph,
the three-year-old son OF Andrew
Whitelock. OF New Castle near here,
has been scalded 20 death. The bov's
mother LETT boiler Of hot water on the
moor Whlle she went upstairs At
tTacted by screams. she found Jogpnh
had fallen into the scaldinR water. He
died In commissions shortly after the
arcIdenf
The Washington times., 1909-12-03
GET LONGER REST

IiAZLETON, Pa, Dec. 3-The en-
ployes OF the CoIeraine colliery Of the
A. s. Van Wickle estate are the first
10 enjoy the benefit or the new law
passed by the last legislature. which
oompels all companies 10 have a noon
rest of forty-five minutes for employees,
instead OF a half-bOur.
The Washington times., 1909-12-03
ARRANGE MEETING.

At a conference today between Frank
j. Wiborg. Of Cincinnati, and Secretary
Nagel, of the Department Of Commerce
and Labor, arrangements will be made
for the meeting of the National Council
Of Commerce mere ne1t week
The Washington times., 1909-12-03
Help Wanted--Female.

ALTERATION HANDS Experienced. for
coats. skirts. and costumes. Apply to
Manager. J. /. LEVERTON & co. de2-3t
CANvAssER-Youn lady. Christmas sea
son Address NJ. Y F., Times Office.
de5-St.
COAT Experienced. in our aItera-
ton department; good salary; permanent po-
siuon. Apply at once. NJ PHILIPSBORN
d CO.. 6lO nth st. n w de2-3t
COOK-First-class. THE wEsTMOREI.ANp
DINING ROOM dei-St
COoK-Good. and general houseworker: no
washing or ironing: reference required lib
- - - ". deS-St'
COOK-Must be quick; no trihers need apply.
cali bet $50 and 1880 p. m. CURB LUNCH
ROOM. I2lE 8th st. 3. E. II
COOK. Please call At 1873 iIth st. dsi-3t
CHAMBERAAIDS cooks general homework
ere. laundresses- 1875 18th. 1t
CHAMBERMAID and waitress at once 8I6
Maryland ave. y + 1t
COLORED I.AUNDRESs-y2O month; out or
city. way paid FISHERS AGENCY, 40
WI o. dez-St
DREssMAKER's HEIPER-Experience at
once. IS y y. p. de3-2t
FINISHERS on parts; call at once COS IN
ST n. W. Room z CHAs. PEAKE.
del-St
GIRL FOR housework: neat haIf 3 own col
ored. 226 New Jersey ave. \. ", It
GIRL-Half grown coIored as muse; at once
100 willard ST y W. 1t
GIRL for general Homework. 5ls 18Th st
y. W. It,
GIRLS 90 coat chocolate bon bons, experi-
enced. HOBAN'S. SOC 18th 81. n. ".
de2-3t'
GIRI.-Colored. to run errands and assist I'm
hcusework. 1894 X st. de2-3ts
HOTEL MATTRESSES, and ChambermaidS.
also Kitchen Maids Apply today DICKS
HOTEL AGENCY. 18th and Pa ave de2-2t
sALEsLADIES- Experienced for an depaTt-
Apply TO Manager, J. l. LEVERTON &
Co de2-3t
SALEsLA IES-Experienced: also bundle
wrapper. FOR department store: permanent
position. z. BEHREND'S. 7Z2 7th n W
deI-3t
TENOGRAPHER-YO lady accustomed
70 Smith Premier machine. having at least
years experience: one familiar with detail
work. Address BOX g, Times once. de1-3t
WOMAN--Settled for general houscwoTE;
reference. Il5 7th 81. \. z. It
WOMAN 70 work on coats; must be INST
class. Apply GEO KEAN, 1910 r n. "
WOMAN 20 work on coats must b, frst-
class. Apply KEEN. 1919 n. W deI-8t
WOMAN-settled. colored, for general house
work; no washing; good refs. IS 81 y T.
ds1-3t
wANTED-Bright. neat girls. Is years OF age
ana over. as floor messengers: bring your
age certificate. Apply To II. W. scbadb
win 6OLDENBERG' 5. TN and X ste.
The Washington times., 1909-12-03
SOUTHWEST.

V. HUGO EIsENBEIss. eth and B sts
Phone n. 57O2.
MCDONALD. J. w. ~ and L Phone NJ.