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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-04-16

Fred Anthony, who signed with
the Columbus, Ohio, team last fall
left on Saturday to take his place
on the field of action. Fred is the
star who never let one get by on a
pinch last season and who was al.
ways found playing ball, whether
he had a dollar of side money on
the game or not.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-04-16

J. Is. OKERsTRon, builder, stone
brick cement, wood, etc., etc., work
l23 Hickory st., Virginia. 1.1.Uo.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-04-16

Apprentices wanted at the Em.
porium Millinery.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-04-16
DO you want to buy a house
or lots We buy and sell, see
us. VIRGINIA LAND Co.,

SLEEVE, of Hibbing, wac a W.,
ginia visitor last evening. cor,,-
back from . trip to Duluth On .hs
Winnipeg Flyer stopping herr foe
IN eveniug visit With friend.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-04-16

Miss Myrtle Barber, for some time
pact assistant editor of the Virgin
ian, left Monday for her former
home at Chetek, Wis. Miss Barber
was formerly employed during the
summer season on a paper at that
point, and will likely resume her
former position, Chetek being a
summer resort town.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-04-16

GILBERT, the new east end town
which has gained much prominence
by it's commanding location and
fully az much more by it's fight to
succeed in an effort to incorporate
and sustain a village organization,
will again on April Goth vote on the
re-incorporation proposition and
for the election of new officers. Aud
like other towns there are found to
be plenty of candidates willing to
serve the dear people.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-04-16

The Lake Superior iron ranges
are thoroughly aroused over the
proposal to place iron ore on the
free list. They feel that it is a seri-
Gus menace to their interests, and
that it exposes the mines of this
region, which are to large extent
deep workings and therefore ex.
pensive to operate, to a ruinous
competition with foreign ores, from
Cuba, Venezuela and other foreign
fields. The result has been a pro-
test of great volume, participated
in lees by the mine owners aud
operators than by the business
men, mine workers and others
whose prosperity is dependent on
the maintaining of stable condi-
tions in the Lake Superior iron
tields. Common councils, com.
mercial clubs and numerous other
organizations have adopted resolu-
tions declaring against free ore,
copies of which have been forward
ed TO Representative Young and
the senators from Michigan. It
goes without saying that de.
termined effort will be made to
have the tariff on ore provided in
the Dingley bill put back in the
Payne measure. In this effort the
Michigan members of congress will
have influential support from other
parts of the country, and they are
hopeful that they will be able to at.
tain the end desired.-Miniug Jour-
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-04-16

F. B. Myers. the Biwabik banker,
was in the city a short time Monday
afternoon, enjoying a drive over
with his brother, A. L., manager of
the Range Motor Company, in HE
Buick car. Roads are q little "slop-
Ply" az yet, but range roads hold
forth inducements to the autoist
during the summer months.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-04-16

We note with am basement the
"train schedule change" az advertis.
ed in the Biwabik Times, in which
q change in running time on the
49," railroad is duly noted. We
presume the name of the railroad
wac omitted by Bro. Koen in his
mention of the matter because of
the seeming aversion of the railroad
officials to having the name of their
line mentioned in the range press,
az evidenced by the fact that they
do not patronize the advertising
columns of the range papers with a
time-card schedule.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-04-16
Look Out for the Cars!
Save your coins!
Stop! Look! Listen!
What ie it7
Blue Tag Day!
WhAn2 Saturday. Man 1SAh
Look Out for the Cars!
Blue Tag Dayl
When7 Saturday, May 18th.

Don't be a "Piker." Come across
with the coin and win a smile from
the ladies in q good cause.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-04-16

For Coal and Wood call up Vir.
GINA Transfer & Dray Line.
J. w. MURPHY, Prop. Phone 1862
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-04-16

@M@@ DR.. E. W. Larson,
~V@Sthe eye specialist
has gone east to remain until the
first part of the summer aud will
not visit Virginia again until he re.
turns when monthly Visits will be
made as usual. 4.-0-l6
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-04-16

For high grade work call CARRIER
Bros, clothes cleaners. IA Centr.I
Ave. Phone 40.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-04-16
spending it in a manner which will
be appreciated not only for a season
but for all time.

IT is said the good people of Hib.
bing have acquired a kindly feelin'
for the Duluth News Tribune dur
ing the week, caused from the pub.
LEGATION of the invitation issued to
the Shrek. Whitehead fight schedul.
ed to have been pulled off on Tues
day evening. Through the medium
of the News Tribune it is alleged
the "scrap" was brought to the at
tention Of Governor Johnson, with
the result that peremptory orders
were issued to see that the breach
of peace did not occur.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-04-16


r Ia beer Of % cmmah eapprat dan
07 d fhyo
ud e chohn
Rh school ehahn
Bliss
it is ~ Hhdng EvhAh Nasnw
ctno eforgn enentan
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
WORK WANTED.
Male


stsrlT .NTANT IA PEET
desires engagement o,~niug. closing or balancing
ho'ks Svsi-r1aty-r. BoN 81 Trihunr One
,IERK-youuF man. Is wishes position as
clerk or anything with advance NJ. best
references X Baudler. - East ath 81
I-NGINI-EP and d. sITDF1- vrst cla-s apartment
house y Years eNp+-ian.s. r-Inller and
stea-lfffer h~ trahr. A. r-'v references. 'r0..-
~. 2lN- a. ave-
] WISH 20 ris0e ms chslfsur. who has ben
IN ms employ four years. competent. Indus
class IHerrznf- and willing % paw highest
sE-s address T. Anderson. - Monroe -.
Springfield. Mas
I WISH D. place uv sup@rinf-ndeut Who has
lad charge % ans farm end cairE irr mo .asf
Years. fhoruu-hIF eVusrieueet On hIffcr
making. poultry ra4siug. straight farming and
gardening. asrerf fn tie hraeifrg ~ lur---. cat
a. ana sheep TEoss wishing nTst class man
iu every particular. ana wl4ius 20 paw cr~t
c'as- Ruses. address = Anderson. - Monroe ST.
PAINTER paperhargeT. furniture polisher
lofeis uriEata- tit-. cnuufr~. board ana
small wages Address CRUDE. 10 Blaef ser s.
SaIFeNAN -Anhirf11-. three sears eApeftenrr
lar1aarf and sle-fr..a' lIslr1s-. sA-.lr.ll raf
creme 4. e. Jnrial - Rllr1 ave ltr-os''H.
saTESMAN -Youus msu. 81 active. inteiii-
gent convincing falkrr- sol any tlins- Nay.
1t7E 4-d ST. BROOKLYN. sN week
situafious wanted for al ki-ds % comui-rcial
heip, hooLheel'er- c--I -, stsi = - ii,-is
NATIONAL EMPLOY MENl ~ HAN1L,
~ y f.d Te,epLrne 1sIe E-f ant
OFFICERS ANp DIRECTORS
0ffo q RaruarI. P~eEi1ert. John X MscAr-
thgr. Prs Paul u Wa-buTE. ITeasursri ca. v
- IL Foresf Frederick - Bourne. George
Eiuuenthsi Fran~is T.. titnr
EUN ARD W tARPEAIER Manage
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
sToRAGE NoTIcES

LINGoLN .sAFE DEPosIT CoNPANY. 8 ~
East f2d 81. 455 Last 4lst -
SeN 4oTE-Io Ms $ T. angie. Mrs a..
Baker. ". " Barcai1v. john e.. Bates
Howard j. Bishop. Mrs Emily r.. Blood
g0od. Charles August Boas. E>tward Bcstls-
Co. James Burton +. y Byrns. ny
or Mrs W. l. caldwell Nm- g.. Camp.
- W fsrk. Ms. simon l.. cohen. Mrs
Lille b""d1er. Thomas \. FosteT. Gieu--
eral Traction company. John Post Man
sger. Ralph Hallen- j l. Harriott Agent
Tor Ciafa Morris. r v. HdWiey. Trustee.
Miss Nancy =. Jones. Maurice p Kat
McIlhlnnf, Francis Ac5overu. Mrs. l.
Merritt. Henry Miller. National Paving Cur
I-rs Union. Mrs Naomi G. Paine. Georgs
fELhps ans T. Moesinger. Walter s. Por-
ter. John Post. Miss Saliie Paul or Mrs L.
= biselHN, r n Robertson Bernard Rose
Erne=t e. Post David Eothschid. " o.
Sayles Amelia r. Schaefer MIS- r. SrhnaIz
bert Travis. Henry D. Wsshburn. h ~ VII
cor. Fritz Wsthns. Mrs r. Willis ana VIII
iHuI Wool You are hsrehF notified that tis
storage being due AMI the time Tor pas urut
or this company lien therefor upon the
property hereinafter described having sN-
ptr~d ant due notice thereof having been
given Nuu this company VIII such
rue-t AMI W~rChaniise stored ny yuu in tts
uaIeb1us-- amt torl silver storage vaults. 20
p" sold a. public auction. according 90 the
statute u such eases unade and provided "a
The auction Fuoms % George Merle 80
G5 Vast t25fh street. New Nork CITY. on
iie..ay. January Ilth. 1910. az 10 o'clock
LINCOLN sAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
WILLIAM o. MI RPTY
Secrefsrv aud Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
NEED LARGER DOCKS
None That Can accommodate
The Biggest Battieships.
- - TrIhun, Burssu J

washington. Dec eS-That there are no
sr,-docbs large enough 90 accommodate
rattleships Of the Wyoming class was she
s-forrnation impaired 70 the members 81
fns House Naval Committee ~ the chief
81 the Bureau of YARDS and Docks al a
recent hearlng. Moreover. ft vii he a
long time before any dock rs sblo 20 ac-
commodste the $4,000 ton vessels The
new cook ar NeW = ork cannot 10 enlarged
rnd the fret dock 90 b. completed that
Ni1 accommodate the Wyoming class is
that a. Puget sound which Is Que for
Complstion IN Septsmber. 1911 II work
prcceeds without any such interruption as
hss prevailed st other docks the structure
vii be available Tor use by the time the
wyoming is completed
IRE members - the committee were
srNious 20 learn what vas necessar, 20
- core An order 70 provide docks for tie
big hattleslips. The Bureau OF Yards and
Docks has prepared = statement showing
the docks which can be increased N size
T-iE has led 10 discussion cf TIE
sftustion ~ the new naval station AZ Pearl
TFsrtor Oue naval view is IN favor of
increasing that dock - SIS feet. while An
other proposition Is 20 build a dock 400
feet Ions. which would anticipate anv su-
crease in hattleship length for some wears
n On lle foot dock were built. Il would
require On expenditure of nearly 81 oo0-
ceh As 3 matter % fact. the naval su-
ttorftles know little 81 the conditions -
pear, Harbor With regard 20 q suitable
socf site. There may be trouble. u 4
feared, ir CertinE foundation.
m is flis phase 81 the situation which
AsE led no fhe proposition 90 have = float
'rs cock built while the craving dock IS
r.rder construction ~ Pearl Harhor The
foefllE dock can he built within Two
,esrs. while she permanent structure
~ouId require from rve 10 eight wears for
80 construction, depending on the condi-
tous encountered h2 the builder. Addi-
f.ona' work ~ Pearl Harbor nav bc
flrr4er iulredod ~ the extensive dredging
which must ne oono IN order % provide an
errraurr More thau Two miles of coral
.csstlurtious have beer reported IN the
crsnrs. of approach. and % VIII require an
rrpronr!aton - Ss.00O.0o 20 widen and
deepen tHo channel sufficiently 70 admit
hg tGttlcships without danger
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
KEEP uP n. q S. FIGHT.

Norfolk Va, Der 1-Phnadelphia hran-
ei'rs. headed ny J. ". Van DIXIE and T.
p Le'. Fled bin az Intervention Boa the
-forfllk a. Southern RaUWaT roceiNerznip
ifigsnCl ifrs to-dar. seeking - estop de-
livery al tHe propert.es ana franchises ~
NO company % the reorgauizeo ''Norfolk-
np-theru Railway Company" under TIE
ilrci.se BIC - 8 900 made hy Rsth-
h0ne Gardner. % provIdcICe. Tho inter-
'eners ask t-at the property ~ dehverco
~ them under en- alleged contract OF pur-
lsse maze az Sew Nork las January
ouiirnarlo - tlis sale Vas held up pend
F"se hearing on December 81
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24

preventive medicine and hygiene az Har-
vard University. In a letter % Nathan
straus, DT. Rosenau wrote.
So - the rsrers that ven have given
2 prlncsly gift for the esta blishmeut cf -
rreventcrium for tuberculOsi. 81 LAKE
wood - y Tlsis - real preventive medi-
cine and. ] sm sure. WiU not only hll it,
mission, but vii set an example which
should - widely followed
Dr. R0sensu. vtth Dr. Walter Wyman.
the surgeon general. conducted the famous
milk investigation uncer President ROose-
velt's administration which resulted IN the
Public Health Service and the Agricultural
Department declaring IN favor OF pasteur-
iZation OF milk
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
EoREcLosuRs SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW YORK
Mary ). Gue-rter Plaintir. against Jacob
Sganga et al Defenda1ts.--In pursuance %
Judgment of foreclosure and sale. duly made and
entered I'm the above-eutitied action and bearing
date the 24th day OF November 1909, T. the
Undersigned the Referee An said Judgment
named. will sell az public auction. a. the F.x-
change sales Room. Nos. IL and 10 Vessy street.
IN the city and County % New York. on the 10Th
dsy OF December. 1898. az u o'clock noon on
premises directed by said Judgment % be sold.
and therein described follows.
All that certain lot. piece parcel o. land.
WITH the building and improvements thereon
erected situate. Nins and being IN the Borough
OF Manhattan, city and County % New York.
y. Y. bounded and described ss follows
Begiuuing at point on the easterlv side ~
Lexington Avenue. distant eighty $50 feet and
eight 81 inches southeriy from the corner foFmed
BY the tn'ersection % the southery side % Han
nue. running thence easterly on line parallel
with the said southerly side % if4th Street and
part % tle distance through a party wall
eutyeshr I'D feet. thence southeriV and "a ralle
With the said sasterlv side % Lexington Avenue.
twenty (9n feet and three tol inches o. the
and ll3-h Street. thence westerly along said
centre llpe scventy-eight f1sl feet % the said
eastery side OF Lexington Avenue. and thence
northery along the said easteriy side of Lex
inches % The point or pisce of beginning. said
premises being now Known ay the street NUN her
OF ISIS lexington Avenue.
Dated, New York.. December 1aoo
louis JERSAWTTZ. Referee
JOHN ' IRWIN. Attorney for PLAINTIFF. Once
ant County of New YOrk. y v
The tollowtug ts a diagram % the property %
be sold It's street NJ. is 1857 Lexington Avenue
iiFrH ST
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24

the United Cigar Manufacturers COMPANY.
ano their places have been taken by Nau-
Toe Nertheim. George J. Storm. ]. schif-
Ter Pau Hirschhorn and s werthelm. II
is announced that the stock OF Charles
hirschhorn. p a kerhs and NJ H. Mack
has been sold 20 President Jacob Vert
hein and other interest. and has been
placed N q voting trust for I've years.
mus insuring control % the corporation bv
~. Merthcin and bis assoclateA
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
APPROVES PREvENToRruM.
Harvard Scientist Says That Lakewood
Plan Should Be Followed.

The Lakewood Preventoriurn. th. institu-
ton designed % save children from tuber-
culosis thai has aroused such bitter oppo-
sitiou on ths part % some % the people
~ Lakewood. was warmly indorsed yes
terday by Milton T. Rcsenau. professor. ,of
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
MAJ.

USEFUL MAN-usne. .l used % taking
rare % horsrs and Cows. is careful driver
strirtlr teup@ratr. hut speaks English
Adcr~-s. Anton HsusfE. A. Pscinc st..
BROOKLYN
UsEFI l. Man Just landed speaks Treuch ana
Italian. beet references. private family. Cify
~ c"uuiry Ntrolss. a.a West ald -
SEFi'L. NrN-go.l8 nlilker driver furusrs
ulu. ciearar. rg1rs. windows brass. handy
win froia nfling screr. h0u~sf. HaEos nod
crate. references. A. Boa l5. rIiouBs Oflce.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
EARLY FACES THE EXPERTS
Supposed Leper at Meeting OF Special
Committee for Examination.

TIE sue-al committee appointed - OK
f..'re r..s oasc OF John p. Early. the sup
r1a-- l-IFr met Yesterday afternoon a.
d. y Duncan Bulkcle-s house. The
member 90 rle committee az prs. 7. "
biftr. E ". wilcox and EcVard Fisher
slc tpo lawyers. Theodore sutro and A
y kler.aud
ITO report Will le made tire second Non
Ca ,- 5aUlarv ~ "a meeting - iliF society
~ Mec.-al Jlrlsprudeuce. John r. Ear'N
va present az tfe nieet!ug Tie BE- o United
states solder. who Was held 50 the WASH
,rFfea authorities on the ground that he
q hs1 lrrrosy
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24

ORDERS ISSUED.-The following orders
have heer Issued
AEMY
cc',rs. WILLIAM = PATrEN. assl.,a.,
Tmsster general. 90 reJircd usJ Aprl
Fo.ov.rF csauses Or ARMY Medical school.
tm- Ncai.al Mus.i Buldi1g. Wash
WINTER medical corpf. from eutv as fn-
lE niii-sf- suis"r- and % duty
.rIoreI TATERV HhVARp- medical
- relieved. ltfur--lanJ colonel LEWIS
aAl-LL- ll.-l'al c1rps fp cutt - ir-
sg-o- in military surgcry. woe Ms-or
os--flu rlLaIAN CAMPBELL. I'd FieId A-tH-
detailed ln suhsisfence orpartuert 20
tsle srcrr 5auuary =. lsIu- viI pro-s-d
l.at oetc % tc-t hiley trainils school
ctrlsIn ghAEL-is r. LAWSON. cusrrsrrnas-
fo office guar-err-astrT gcncral %
Score L.sutsnsut ARIsrIDEs NoFENo ssh
-5-E s- 3D. ,r-S'- r'i,..',--- s.,.,,'5
.elfensuf JEsSL D. ELLIOTT, sfh In
lea o sss-ncc. colonel WILLIAM =
AT-EN- asslstart rua-tsrnaster Eeu-
FER ". YATES, qaarte rulastCr. rrroa
s~y g. Captsln MONROE q. KERTTI. sd
rtaufr-- tuo vecAs. captain PRANK T
EWfLi- coast arfilerF. tpn months
~ IieutsnaDt WILLIAM =. nE NU-D-
NaN melioa' reserve CORPS one mcuth
'1H JanlarT Z
9AvT.
Crr~.E-ler II N-lLFLleG. C~racler
Bureau ~ steam TnEiu~r-ing = duty ss
.Hesrer penn, d'strict. sics commanacr
~ ANDERSON
r'r--srsrt Il TRAIN. dets nee charge -
ruirirE station PhiLaael phis. 70 conn
I,.-esls- =. a. rom d-tseh.d n. Bureau
-f rsTlEarious taks charge O. recruiting
F-s-1l. Pa..aceipEia-
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHTPS The fol
i07 Irr now rneuts of vessels have been re
Ycr--l fo Tho NUvy Department
hERTyED.
rr- ..--rr EaEIe o. B.lre~'ts 80
--aess - Tom nflns1ill~-
.f. ---tlf e-nraEt.a. t1f .-onns, te-t ne
md 1l-ure.lrs- tEr Nrv- Jersey che Rhode
r-sr- tae Nisr0lsiu anc tlc d .sso-ri, 81
|rw YORK CRY. rn7 Hl lrrlIr CHAM. %
r--pt~1 Roads. thr l'ra a'rir. ar CrlstchsI-
- N.ro tre Apache fhr .I.tlec ana ne
Trrra' az. zr navy ra~d. Sew York. t.e
rsrrrr end trr Soiare. a. HeN Aork
SAILED
70 ---Tr- sisvCove-. fr1m N-a4Lfrgfor for
-ar ruaI rte Echrasl-a- trour nav Ear1.
.Ha -rrk f1~ ToruplLl usvil--
- --Ih- >surasks. froL IornpAins .a
Sew Hc~k CITY. ft~ fanI1ff tr1 We
-..s-.. frou -0rupkiusv for NeW york
- ----r~-.-- rr-stor o-Iiveras to geyerrrFl-ut
or navy -arr TliIafe rtfa-
80 r-7ar .1rrfriss. orrd i- .lI 7f navy -aro.
Ns- sand
-rr- sl--rr-~ v.f. consist 0f t-c lon a. tIe
'raFEae .f-sf+fs an1 frt Irl.ara- IT. ts lE-
---fa. rfese vessels ~fH rr rad fnr
'rsi7uins ol Narcl q
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
sokRp on skEuEroN NAsTs.

uaz. .DFror. Dee -c-Attackcd in some
s-'er and praised iu oth-rs. The rkeie-
r,- .s-.. or TINTED States war vessels
90 no. us made She subject ct fuVestEs-
uou h. tae boa~d - uavaI officers which
20" d. appointed i7 fcv da-s bv secre-
is-~ Never m vfn te asked % consider
rspcrs a. 20 t1s utliry 80 TIE masts. and
o. make rscornnlenda lions ss 70 thcir re-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
MARTINIQUE MANAGER RESIGNS.

i'aul l. pinkerton. for the last FIVE years
mansEer o. the Hotel Martinique. ed street
and Broadway. has resigned
The employees 81 the hotel viii to-day
present a silver loving cup 20 him Ar
Pinkertou viii leave here early IN January
for NarhtinE frin.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
Feual.

frENOGEh pTII.R --fntsresf@d tn business
accurate iu receiving aud guirE lI getting
ouf ro-rerpoudeuce. willing. good appeaIaUrs-
H-i~n seymour. Gearral beliters-
TOLSG LADY for clerical work OF switchboard
operator eKperienced references A. L. T.
80 Atlantic F{~ourIVU
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
LsN. FILES s5o.OOoOoo MORTGAGE.

ai.5 .4le. az. Dec. -s-The l.'uistliie
Nfsi'r.ie Rsilroad company, which r"-
HarIt fle Louisville a Atlantic
'-.' r-aning into The mountains ~ East
heHiuol--. has nlcc herf mortgage
@.sts" iu Favor of thc iuiiud states
-'Nsi company ~ h,w York n be- be-
no Louisville A. Nashville Nlll make
iur'nf. i'r'nf. osteu-lon ir;o tle mountain coal
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
EOR SALE

DESKS. PARTITIONS TELEPHONE BOOTHS
tables. chairs. uardrohea. mirrors. wall mt
uI-s business filruifure 81 kinds FINN
HkorHERS s5S Rrosdway. 50 Frsnklin 81
XMAS GIFTS on CREDIT Diamonds Watehes.
ien eirN send Cor fillstIated Cafaiezue No 50
l. ". SWEEP Z Co. 81 Maii-a Lana.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
Eem-le.


CIfAMBERMAID- RE.SS-TounE ca
pehie EirL willing 80 b EeU--sliv useful
] =, Mise Fifzseralds Bureau. SOC 5th ave.
entrarce 42d -.
COOK First class. French. German. American
cooking. has friend chambern.aid and wair-
ress 80 any distsure M0rrow's Bureau. 81
Iexinston ave. cor ssh 81 Tel l92S-PlaIs-
UpLE-Cfernlan woman. nrrt class cock
mar. butler. generally useful eNeeilent ref
~ noes. city or Crt Morrows RuTcau. sel
lextnston ave cor aSth Tel l9es-PiaEs.
LAt-NDR E.SS- --rhorouEhi- evperIenced fn
doing me lareE linens sheets. collars. cuts
excellent refe-euCrs- -itr or country. II. Miss
FttEger1ld.s Bure1u. 5aci 5tb ave. cut-sn~e AZ
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN as invalid nurs4 for
lady. give massage- ritv roferencs. Writ. ap-
poiutlng inter- iew. eveu.ne. go Wesf End ave
NUksE-Neat youns German experienced
infant ~ Eroe O.. e'od seamstress has
friend C1amherm-id and waitress city or
countrV Morrow Bureau. t@l lexington
>JHSE-Eng hospital trained will Taxa
e1fire charge . infant young cnild. ten
re7rs experience excellent reference 7,
Miss Fitzgeral1s Bureau. soc 9Th ave. en-
trance 42d
TWO FRENCH GIRI.s-Cook. excellent sker;
orher rhaulhe r-rIaid snd waitress. good
sesrusfress highlv r-r'r-rte de- 90 any dis
taHce Morrow = FuTrau. 81 LsAingt0l ave.
cor 5stil Tel f1->-Piaza-
Two GtRLS-First class rook other 'aun-
dre~s -hamh@ruaid or waitress. has friend
kit~herv7alG come highly rvrommsEdsd. 60
aDV dis'anre Morrow s. Bureau. III Lexing
ton ave. cor. 18th