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ternoon brings no uneasy moment 20
mind. It is also the only way 10 make
up for a limited pOcletbook and the
simplicity which such very. usual con-
dttion entails.
But a good look over the situation
is imperative and a deal of foresight IS
necessary TO avoid unpleasant issues.
OF course, the bride wishes to make
her best appearance so that everybody
VIII 90 away thinking what generally
lucky dog John Blank is, and how
very apparent his good fortune happens
10 be on this particular occasion.
Bride Must Wear
Her Most Becoming Frock
Therefore her .prettiest and most be
coming frock is just the right one to
wear Also the most attractive china
and glass and the dearest possessions
in the way of napery may we'll make
their initial appearance, but any effort
at display or any straining for effect
is ruinous alike to the charm of the
entertainment and the nerves Of the
hostess.
AS it is upon the afternoon at-home
that the young wife must depend 70 re-
turn her obligations, 1t is wise to center
her interests on that poTtentiOus event
II there Is one servant, dressed IN SIM
apron and cuffs. she should stand at the
door holding a card tray IN her right
hand and open the door with her left
hand as the bell sounds.
Upon the trav the visitor places her
card and makes her Wav TO the TeCcp-
ton room, where, without removing
wraps or gloves, she accepts whatever
refTeshment is offered. leaving within a
half hour with compliments and good
wishes for the new home. The hostess
first DUTY is to step forward and shake
hands with every one who enters. and
70 say the right thing 10 all, dear
Johns" friends and relatives. to treat
no one with an oveTplus of cordiality,
and vet 70 he interested and at ease
with each is a prime test of good breed
inc and 7fpfgrsarv
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yards, Is inches wide, at 25c
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
p-raF- of SUMMIT BRANCH.

...--.. .a.rz rye- the last year the members
-. -----.- * T9 branch Of the Tribune Sun
--5s.- -.er deeply thankful that their Work
p --s- 81. successful and that they have had SO
---4--gr.-fas 20 help the poor and oppressed
~ 7-,, twelve little mothers" were brought
- ~. York 10 the Fresh Air Home, in sum-
- TWO weeks The children were much
-- 60 s,. -ra F-ra afr and wholesome country
= ~ ---r also a tent was purchased for young
- ~s--r from tuberculosis Of the lungs. 50
= 10 r7fzr- sleep out IF doors Through SICK
- 10 became very respondent and 10 alleviate
- ---sr sr--f,-l-cs seeds for small garden
= = .s-. % rt-r and me results OF this outdoor
.,s---zs were very gratifying 10 rs. little later
I. .t. season O. box of groceries was sent 10 d
a.-.--.-~ IL Alabama
~, s-s- fall work was the annual fair. held on
,.-+-- g- which uotted the sum OF SsS % for our
l-. -s4.- fund. ON November - six Thanks
--.-- dinners were distributed 10 poor families
-7--s7r December toys were collected Tor the
- --f---.r af summit. and on December p six
5-,-s---.s dinners were distributed In preparing
.sss baskets The members decided that better
5.--=-z rrr-l result Il asked for contributions
~ +--.-s and vegetables from the women OF sum
- vrs-a The members provided the turkeys In
81 -ssss the appeals met with hearty response.
r January the rent for a poor woman was paiu'
--f--r collars was sent 10 the Sunshine BirthdaE
r--s and milk supplied for sick baby In March
--al by -re branch. and later in the month similar
er7e~ses for a foreign woman were paid ana
,r--r=s given 10 the poor mother and baby.
Al meeting in March handage gauze was torn
s-5 rolled FOR q lepers' home. in Dutch Guinea
The handzEcs were sent il answer 10 an appeal
made f.- -la nurses Of the Institution.
Two families have been supplied with milk dur
III The year and s,5 paid for rental, one family
supplied with food for two months and coal sent
10 -7o other families.
There have been seventeen meetings 50 far this
year with an average attendance Of fourteen At
meeting in February Miss Sarah Libby Carson
SPOKE ga settlement Work The public in gen
Eal Vas invited, and about sixty persons were
present.
our rral effort 10 raise money this year will be
play. given by the members the last Of May
TIE treasurer. in October. 1905. reported a bal
z--a -F s.7a - The disbursements for the year
have been Sas T. leaving balance in the treasury
20 dare u S-7- -. Respectfully submitted,
AMY STANFORD, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
WANTS.

A middle aged Southern woman, who has been In
the hospital, now finds herself without suitable
clothing as hers. left IN the OF others while
IN the hospital stolen. She can have her
former position in a Broadway hotel soon as she
can get a change of clothing The bust measure
is S5 inches and skirt 42. One suit Of underwear
and shoes, No. 5, are her imperative needs A
member IN the Chelsea branch asks for infants
clothing for a needy mother, and also for child
Of two years. The father is a sober. Industrious
man, out Of work: q Florida member would like to
receive q black rubber tatting shuttle; a suit OF
clothes IS asked for young man of nineteen
years who can have a position if he is properly
clothed: an Alabama girl who works in the fields
needs a pair OF No. 6 shoes. and the young Ger
man girl Of fifteen the East Side is still hoping
for plain white suit for her confirmation in the
Lutheran Church on May 90
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
EnRECLOsURE SALES.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
of NEW YORK--New Netherland Bank
of New York, Plaintiff, against Anna Perry
C'romItO William CrOmptOn, Gertrude At
kins as ExeCutriX Of the Last w ~ ana
Testament OF Arthur r. Atkins, William
d. Grant ana lido M Fletschmann. De
PENDANTS
closure and sale, duly made and entered IN
th, above entitled action and bearing GATE
the nth day Of March, 1909 !. the under
named. will sell at public auction, at the
Exchange SaIesro0n Nos. l4-lO Nesey
Street in the Borough Of Manhattan, titE
Of New York. on the sth day or april,
1909 at II o'clock noon on that day. oy
Joseph p. Day. Auctioneer, the premises
directed by said Judgment 20 be sold and
therein described as follows:
All that certain lot Of land, with the
building and Improvements thereon, situate
in the City. County and state tt Ne"
York and living in Section l. Block 100.
sCribed as follows;
Beginning at point on the westerly
iucbes NortherIy from the corner formed
by the intersection Of the Westerly side
of West End Avenue with the N0rtAerF
side of Eighty-eighth Street. which point
is oDDOs;te party wall standing partly
on the lot now being described and partly
on the two lots adjoining the same on the
Southerly side thereof. running thence
Westerly parallel with Eighty eighth street.
and part of the way through said party
wall seventy-eight feet SIX !uCheS tN II
g in: thence Northerlv parallel with West
End Avenue twenty feet go ft) 10 point
opposite a party wall standing partly on
the premises now being described and part
" on the premises adjoining the same on
the NOrtherly side thereof, running thence
EasterIy again parallel with Eighty-eighth
street and part ot the way through said
party wall seveuty-eight feet six inches
tTS II. & In To the Westerly side Of West
End Avenue, and thence SOutherly along
the Westerly side of West End Avenue
twenty feet to the point or place Of be
ginning.
The premises hereby described being sub
iect to q certain declaration made by said
Alice DeWolf kearny prohibiting the cree
tion of any building or structure on part
Of the premises hereby described as refer
ence thereto will more fully appear.
Dated New York March Il. 1909
TERENCE !. McMANIS. Referee.
SACKETT. CHAPMAN & STEVENS. At
torneys for Plaintiff. 15+ Nassau Street
Tribune Building, New York
The following Is a diagram Of the prop
ertv to be sold. its street Number Is |N%
West End Avenue, Borough Of Manhattan,
CITY OF New York:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
SURROGATES' NOTICE.

sURROGATEs' COURT, County Of New
Yurk In the matter Of tine Application
for Letters Of Administration on the Goods,
Chattrls and Credits OF JOHN A. CARTER,
deceased.
In pursuance Of an order OF Hon. Abner
c THOMAS one OF the SurroEates OF the
County OF New York, dated April p. 1903
notice is hereby given that the undersigned
ms applied for the issuance 10 herself and
Rtrhard Carter Of letters OF administra-
ton on the goods. chattels and credits Of
Jobn \ Carter. deceased, under the pro
y-isi0ns OF section 2G64 OF the Code of civil
procedure with modified sccurity-vtz..
with a bond 20 be given by the aduinis-
traitors In double the amount OF the claims
nrpsented pursuant 20 this notice Though
moi less than five thousand dOlarsl. and
notice Is further given 70 all creditors Of
suCb deceased TO present their claims. with
tbs vouchers thereof. L. one Of the Surrp-
rafes ~ the County Cf New York. al the
Sa5re OF the Clerk of the SuTroEates' Court
in the County OF New York al the Hail Of
Records therein. on or before the first day
OF June 1909.
Dated. New York. April 2S 1909
MARY D CARTER,
Widow OF John A. Carter. deceased.
Petitioner
STRONG & CADWAT.ADER. ATTORNEYS for
netftioncr: Office ani I0stofiice Address.
No 40 Wall Street. Borough OF Man
haitian New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
PLEASED WITH GIFTS.


Mrs J A Young. OF No. Hull Park. Batavia.
y. Y. writes;
1T was my privilege last week TO call on Mrs
c. Fallauer Of No 126 Massachusetts avenue, Buff
falo the shut-in' for whom asked postcards and
letters She wished me 20 thank the. Sunshine
friends who have given her much pleasure Al
low me 20 ask that the kindness to her may be
continued. If any one would like to make her a
wonder bag and Will write will be glad to tell
more about her / wonder If any Sunshine girls
have pretty hair ribbons 10 pass on to two girls
eleven and twelve years old. They have no father,
and with four other children, the poor frail mother
finds II hard to provide food and pay rent. and
needs help TO keen the children presentable for
school,
A Southern member who received through the
Office a nice spring suit which was asked for
writes that IT proved too small her. she has
passed st on 70 young girl friend, who is a stu
dent preparing herself for a teacher and to whom
the gift Will be a real boon. The other contents Of
the Sunshine box we're greatly appreciated. As
there was a little disappointment about the gown
VIII some one please send another suit, SS bust
measure?
4 member whose burdens have been Rrievous TO
hear writes: Il can never be unthankful 10 the
T : s. for It has helped US over many hard
places Days have been dark, and sometimes
friends have seemed TO be few, but the T. S. 5
has kept us from losing faith in humanity"
Some bed gowns for the invalid husband and any
kind Of bedding will be great help 10 this family
J H. Bryce. president OF the Geneva (flaJ
branch thanks the unknown members who have
contributed juvenile reading in response TO his re-
quest II the clippings found in two Of the Bibles
sent are Of value to the donors they will be re-
turned by NIr. Bryce If he Is notified.
Miss Iosee the blind member at Norwich. Conn.,
IS much pleased and very grateful to the members
who sent her large packages Of wools
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
4 pITIFTL CASE

There IS living in rear house on East 10th
street. Manhattan. woman whose pitiable condi-
zion demands sympathy ana help as much, il not
more rHau amy other case recently brought TO the
c1- re- Il Che r. = : Owing 10 frequent amputa-
ions af -le bone. size Is no longer able TO stand
g aa.E har all day she sits on the floor, moving
a.-l- from one place 90 another. She has a low
1-1.h. and with rEe aid Of box she pulls herself
"a o. The couch 60 sleep. Her only source OF in
come has been s. Il week, made 10y doing the
5eaa.-E for Two families. Now one family has
moved away and tle other Will soon be going TO
Ire ..-a-rE There are days when she would not
have had even dry bread had Il not been for the
Kindness &C. Miss r-rrg Of the Little Missionary
branch and some members of No. 20 branch, who
reported ra- sad condition 10 the Office. As the
eue-Earag fund is practically exhausted. the presi
Gs-- asks -rat this vouan's distressing condition
Eay he relieved hy Sunshine help.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
SOCIAL GATHERINGS.

An interesting social gathering held at Co
IoniaI Hall on Saturday evening, May Is. under the
auspices of 7. S S. branch No. TO- The following
persons gave their services, and the programme
was most entertaining: Vocal SOLO Mr.. Wheeler
piano selections Mrs. KnTen; character sketch
and musical recitation Miss Grace NJ Brown, &C
Conpanied by Miss Marie Yost. and two violin Sc
lections by Miss Marie Fissler, bliss Yost al the
piano
The Friendly Aid branch enjoyed pleasant az
ternoon on Friday last at the home Of Mrs. Will
lam Lindsay the president, No. 104 West S4th
street The money collected sent to desti-
tute family in Brooklyn, one member Of which has
an iDCurable disease.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24

PACKER porter or assistant In STOCK,
sriurirE store by intelligent German; {;
strong. willing. references. security. kniese.
G4- Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24

EERTfSEHENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune :rreiyrd ~ their CptoNh
Ofoe. No. 1904 broadway. between 55ia
and y7th SITS until O'Clock ,. IA. AZ
,erffseu1enfs received az the following
nranch o9.ces at reFuisr office rates until
c'clocE T. III. yiz.: 26s 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24


box OF clothing and reading matter came from
Miss S Carr. of East Orange, y. J.; a bead loom,
frcrn Mrs Kirkland of DneOrta, N Y: shoes, from
Mrs p of New Jersey: a Bible chart from L. NJ.
Flower of South Carolina. to be forwarded TO a
Virginia member; paper dolls, from Central Valley;
postcards from Mrs Draper, OF Groton, y. H-3
magazines. from Miss Lindsly, OF washington;
booklets cards mounted pictures, etc from Mrs
Currier Of South Orange y. j.. woods and unfinished
work from Mrs Clark. Of Elizabeth, n j.; box
containing a dollie and materials for an extensive
wardrobe from Miss Annie NJ. Holland and Juniata
!. Marquee. Of Newark n j; woven underwear
for crippled woman without name; reading mat
ter from Mrs. G. HencAen, of Manhattan articles
to interest a "shut-in" from East Orange; reading
matter. from Mrs. Yourg, of Stamford Conn.,
package Of clothing, from Mrs. F.. and box OF
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
SStb StrMt

SStl StlsEt-
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above de
scribed property is 10 be sold, IS six thou
sand seven hundred eighty-three and SOU
dollars tS6. TS3. OS). with interest thereon
from the sixth day of March, 1909. to-
rether with costs and allowance amount
ing to Two hundred ninety three ana +S-lrp
dollars tS2g3. 49,, with interest from Mdrcn
Il 1909. together with the expenses Of the
sale. The premises viii be sold subject 10
a prior mortgage OF $4,000, with interest
thereon at SO per annum from November
30 1905 subject also 10 tenement house
violations. If any. and to any state OF facts
which an accurate survey would SHOW
Dated. New York March H. 1909
TERENCE J. McMANIS, Referee.
The sale in the above entitled action Is
hereby adjourned 10 Thursday, April 10.
1909 at the same hour and place
Dated. New York, April =. 1909
TERENCE J. MCMANT-S. Referee
The sale in the above entitled action IS
hereby further adjourned 20 Thursday. April
20 1909 at the same hour and place.
Dated. New York. April 10 1909
TERENCE J. McMANIS, Referee
The sale in the above entitled action is
hereby further adjourned 10 Thursday, May
20, 1909 at the same hour and place.
Dated. New York. April % 1909
TERENCE J. MCMANIS, Referee.
The sale in the above entitled action Is
hereby further adjourned to Thursday, June
3 1908 at the same hour and place
Dated. New York, May 20, 1903.
TERENCE j. McNANjS Referee
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
FLOWERS

A Of lovely spring flowers, llies-of- of-thevaIley
pansies. iris, jonquils. etc, contributed by
Mrs Morse. Of Northport Harbor, Long Island
and the contents were Immediately forwarded to
St CIregory's Hospital Another box of fragrance
and beauty came from Mrs G. A. Fountain, of
Matawan. y. J. These flowers were distributed to
2 tanrnan in Brooklyn diving with cancer. TO a
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
Fhe Tribune received at their Uptown
Office No. 1864 Broadway. between 36th
and 3Tth SITS. until Q O'Clock p. ~. Ad-
vertisements received al the following
branch offices at regular office rates until
o'clock o. m. VIZ: 2G4 Sth ave. s q
cor. 23d St: i53 9Th ave. cor. 18th ST.; lO4
East l4th st; 257 West 42d St. between
Ttb ard sth aves.: 2G3 West 125th ST 1898
a. ave 1926 30 ave. near GIst St: ITOS
Ist ave near S9th st: I5T East i2jth St:
T5B fremont ave. GSn % ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
HAS A POSITION.

Through the notice in the column of last week,
good position has been secured for the boy Of a
widow who greatly needed his assistance In heIp-
ing support the family. The mother is happy over
this practical Sunshine help.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24

The birthday party OF the Little Missionary S
Day Nursery heid at the Seventh Street Methodist
Episcopal Church proved n delightful time not
only the little ones who attended the party
but 70 the kind friends who participated in the en-
tertainment and by their generosity aided substan-
tally to help carry on the splendid work done by
the Dresident OF this branch.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
q ITRGBUNR.
ztSHfIiSHHHHRHiE HHHHR HiE
" OCH ETY..
81 Cess

A.. =sv md jhe night are such that you Gree'
7 rs sa- and lie cnlits q fragrance hkt
flen3 ~ svset scented herbs, Is more starry
GgRe-s an IS var success. All nature Is
rr7-s -.-l------arsou and you have cause momen
yUs1 q 7i.-- D. rrrsesf-f Henry David Thoreau-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
ErTPFTT NAY

Two Sunshine friends in New York State. realiz-
Eg now much profit and pleasure may be derived
tcu good reading matter sent regularly 10 people
Il isolated places. have kindly offered 70 pay sub
Script Us r.- one daily. one weekly and two
r--,-'v publications 10 be sent To addresses fur
1she- a- -. Office. one friend Viii expen6 so and
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
MONEY RECEIVED.

7.,-, Graham has sent $ for the emergency
- n y II Manhattan. s. for the outing
-.~s e rs q birthday Eift 10 Mrs. Young. OF
- \ ~ as the birthdays Of both giver ana
s- ,-.-.-- ra The same date, and the United
-Es --.-r..zr,,l. s. for the Rest House; Mr..
, & returned ou loan
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
,rrs rAwTnN.S WORK.

Il the report Of the Saratoga branch Mrs George
T. I-awton PRESIDENT published last week the
i-ein ean-a.nlrE the most important work done by
r.a branch during the year was omitted. Il was
T. -ls a1a.r that SJ1 was raised at the winter
Borne ~ -as president for the benefit Of sick and
l--s led children.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
RoARD AND ROOMS.

,-7---,(- II-ls. Ga. Cg4 G96>- Suites and
VI - INNS private baths. excellent
,-,,I. +afeuhone. block from Central Park
spuyten Duyyii-on- II uisoI.'
N minutes. nth year. Misses Lesley .
so-.t - Tel. 1O4I-Kingsbr.dg
= MADISON AVE Desirable large and
,,,(, - gentlemen. summer PRICES refer
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24

COOk.-German; very good manager; will
ing. oDliEing; excellent references; prefers
the country, Miss Margaret Smiths Bu-
reau. y West 42d ST Phone 3O39-Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24

MAID. &c.-Competent maid or working
housekeeper. or take charge Of house for
summers good seanstress. country or
travel: eighteen years personal reference.
f b.. Tribune Uptown once. 1854 Broad
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24

COOK.-Good: with or without plain laun-
dry. by English Protestant woman in
small family OF adults. country reference.
Williams, 100 West 17th st, 4th floor
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The tribune received a. their Uptown
srd ann stq until o o'clock y. m Ad-
S-erffse,nents received at the following
hranrb offices al regular once rates until
o'clock % m viz: 2G4 sth ave. 8 e
r,r oid 81 I5S 9Th ave. cor. 12gh At. l4
rae 14rh 81 2IT West 42d ST. between
Tth s-ld sth ~ges.. Pa. West 125th 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
MATRIMONIAL INDIGESTION.

GiIes-Pecken had bad case of matrimonial
dyspepsia.
Miles-HoW's that?
Giles-His wife doesn't agree with him.-Chicago
New
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24

CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS - BY neat
young Swedish girl; good waitress. best
references: friend kitchenmaid will sep
arate: city or country. Osterberg's Bureau,
7lG Lexington ave. Tel. 1O55-Plaza-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
RAILROADS.
BALTTEORE & OHIO R. R,

ROYAL BLUE LINE 49,
Every other Hour on the Even Hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASEiNGTON-
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily 22d 81 LID =.
washington. sleepers... IL 80 pm / 81 am am
washington. Diner. ParIor $50 am 500 am
V-asningt5n. Diner. Parlor 9 so am 10 90 am
washington. Diner. Parlor-11- 80 am u 90 n n
washington ParlOr. .----.- l-5h pm z-OO pm
Parlor car. New YORK to Richmond. a.
a.R0vaI Ltd Diner. .Parlor $50 pm 400 pm
washington, Diner, ParIOr $50 pm 600 pm
washington Buffet. Parlor ESQ pm 10 pm
Through Daily Trains 10 the West.
r-,,yca,-o I5ft+sbf1re . : so am 500 am
chicago. Columbus. I'LL 80 am II 90 90 mn
Pittsburg. Cleveland. 35O pm 400 pm
..Pjttsbur, Limited ...... ESQ pm 100 pm
Gin, st. L. Louisville .1I-99 pm 1-S9 30 am
Gin. St l., Louisville. $50 am 1e.e0 am
Gin. St l., Louisville. $50 pm 500 pm
Offices. 245. 434. 1900 Broadway. Astor
House 225 9Th ave, New York; 343 Fulton
St. Brooklyn; West 22d st. and Liberty ST.
After p NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and fuI information regarding trains, etc.
can b. obtained al Bureau Of Information.
B. & O. R R. 23d St Ter. Phone 3l44-
Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
SSTNG ON.

Sunshine members at Brookfeld, y. Y. have
filled box with clothing etc. to send TO Mrs.
Shannon. in Pennsylvania, whose husband. the Rev
NJ II. shannon. has been helpless for sixteen
years The 7. s S. office gladly paid the express
charges
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24

COOK.-Very neat Swedish girl; good cook.
baker. etc: takes entire charge OF kitCh-
en- best references. II. O. osterberE
bureau 7l6 Lexington ave. Tel 1856
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
FULL ADDRESS.

The address of Mrs Kate Young whose birthday
Is tomorrow, May 25, is Phoenix, Oswego County.
y. Y. Box 4l4.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptowr
Fast I4th st: 25T West 42d st. betVeei
0ffice. No. 1864 Broadway. between 36th
ana 8Ith sts. until o'clock =. m. Al
vertisements received at the following
branch Offices at regular offiCe rates until
o'rlock .. m. viz: 2G4 sth ave, S. E.
cor I'D st l53 9th ave. cor l2th St; lO4
7th and Sih ayes.. 2G3 West l25th At: i025
al ave. 1896 I'd ave. near 6lst st; lTOS
IEf ave near S0th l57 East i2oth St;
7ha fremont ave-: ESQ "a ave-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
pRrssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

oIRECToIRE. Empire. Princess sowns'
perfect ut guaranteed. lat1s' i19l''-
NsrshaU iHO West 49th st.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24

PAINTER and PAPERH ASGE:R.-LAnd-
.ordS. city OF country. moderate wages
CRUDE 4sg West 43d -.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24

COOK, Gc.-TNvo sisters. cook and cham
termaid and waitress will do entire work
FOR small family: first class references
Miss Margaret Smiths Bureau. % West
42d st Phone 303a Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24

child over two years: hospital expert
ence; willing to go 70 country. Apply by
letter or person. G. stack. 24t7 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
,.,-pS1sHEn ROOMS TO LET.

,,--,r-r.fp.r-I. PARLOR. with aIcave. large
fraut room. running Wate.. halh' 'ts9
Ill room reasonable. quiet house. l49
West 18th 81.
,,.x-E,RTF, F,Y PLACE 1O3- - Beautifully
"s,,rrIsbeJ. ote room. with private bath
$40 per week
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24

CHAMBERMAID.- Young Swedish girl; ex-
celiept maid understands sewing; willing
70 assist with other work; can take par
iOrmaid & position: best references Oster-
hergs Bureau. 7l6 Lexington ave Tel.
1O55-Plaza