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Among the special writers we have engaged to positively appear in this department will be MAUDE ADAMS, Mime. SCHUMANN- HEINK, GER TRUDE LYNCH, GRACE MACGOWAN COOK, IONA GALE, GUSTAV KOBE E., ANNIE HAMILTON DOM NELL, MARY STEWART F CUTTING, ROSE STALL,
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Dr. MaCkaye'S Hints on Beauty

aid that end In her series of articles, Dr. MACKAYE will give girl readers personal advice the of the hair the skn the the little nmacies of the boudoir We Dr. Mackaye become the close friend of all our readers. She Is worthy of it.
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with complete satisfaction to our selves and we are confident of it) to our women friends. :
 After long search and careful selection, we have secured for this
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-19

ateS the value of Good Looks and Is constantly striving to- ward the ideal. It is fortunate that our readers can look to Dr. EDITH MACKAYE for
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Around Mr. DIVER is grouped company of departmental experts.
 First in the hearts of our womankind comes Dress the fads and ances of fashion, We happy securing director of this department, Mrs. HELEN D. PURDY.
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For Our Women Readers
EVERY WEEK THE
 BEST WOMAN'S PAGE

A newspaper is known by the company 1t keeps. A newspapers reputation made and sustained by the way which friends That logical and obvious
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The Care of young children and the babies-hints and sug-. gestions for the up-bringing of stalwart race of young Americans, will be under the direction of Mrs. JULIA SEDGWICK KING. No period in the life of a child offers SO ripe an opportunity for the medication of ideas of right living and right thinking as childhood.
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paper a corps of editors and writ able for the columns of any news paper anywhere.
 The best work of their brains and hands will be focused through our columns upon the lhome and its presiding genius. We feel pardonably exultant at this time in being able to pre- Sent to our readers our new WOMAN'S HOME PAGE and Its famous contributors.
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We take an especial de light and pride in one feature. that heretofore has never been introduced|.on the woman s. pageofaneWspaper-thatis, of Is, this.
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the personal care and direction of Dr. GRACE P. MURRAY, one of the most eminent women physicians of New York City to- day. Her words on the care of the body, the latest developments in systematic exercise and its value and application in perfect ing the human form, are eagerly awaited by an enthusiastic and constantly expanding audience of American women.
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Wealtha A. Wilson

of true domestic economy-the real economy of the home-has called for Miss WILSON'S intensive. work and will be continued in pages.
 Etiquette the usage of the best in society, social forms customs and department, will play exceedingly promi nent role in this department. Mrs. FRANK LEARNED, its editor, we'll equipped and competent to conduct this work with fnesse and balance.
 In our WOMAN'S HOME PAGE, do not infer that the misses will be missed
 Emphasis will be laid on the pleasures and practical ities of childhood and young womanhood It will be one of the strongest features of this splendid page
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Mrs. Purdy's editorial association with the Butterick publications and later with The Ladies' World crowns with its literary fruition her earlier experience as execu. tive head of one of New York's greatest women's tailoring estab. lishments.
 PRACTICALLY. will be the keynote of Mrs. PURDY'S work. We predict an enormous popularity for her articles, sug. gestions and helpful notes. Al very prominent feature.
 Our Fashions will be inc vogue watch them carefully. realm of dress, from lingerie to { ballroom.
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ees get. We have always been alert
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 In the folk of this city we feel peculiar interest," We are glad acknowledge the value of the women support to any newspaper
 . A constant and reiterated question with has been: j" How become closer friends with the of this city?''
 t . Our continuous search has been for better matter present readers Matter ofa certain is easy find We didn't think much of 1t worthy i But at last able announce the happy solution this perpexng problem. We have solved the question r------7 with complete satisfaction I(1ur New selves and (we confident of IT. it) to women friends. Woman'S Page Alter long search and careful fLz- selection, we have secured for this of editors and writers before
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work will cover all the activities Miss ADAMS has a unique felicl turesque in her stories of the sta contribute special articles on the her. chosen field. IONA GAL and apt artistry will delight you often. Mime. SCHUMANN NN- HEINK, the world famous opera star, has consented to con tribute articles of keen interest to every lover of music. CARO- LIN WELLS will be in evidence with her flashes of scintillating humOr.
 We could fill this issue with the names of our corps of editors and special writers; but let enough be enough. Later, we the greatest surprises we have Tn
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
4. 18Th ANNIVERSARY.

he thirtv-fifth anniversary Of the Young Mems
T5-ev Association will he celebrated Friday
s,5 SATURDAY. the auditorium Of the association.
e street and Lexington avenue The principal part
# the celebration viii be a meeting Saturday
,vsuing Al which Felix NJ Warburg. president Of
- association will preside, and addresses viii
y made by the Rev. Thomas r Slicer. Walter T.
black secretary of the West Side Young Mems
Christian Association, and the Rev. Dr. Samuel
schulnnsn The Rev. Dr F. de Soa Mendes will
oliver ar address on Friday evening, ana on Sat
r-5av afternoon Mrs Minnie D Louis viii ad-
i-sss : children meeting. The building which the
association now occupies was opened in 1870 and
vas the gift of Jacob II. Schif-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


INFANTS NURSE. By an experience.
Young &orth German woman. good E"H
81. Iesr references. city or country. wages
$3.50 cali al Lang Roesherer 90.
Bureau. ~ - ~ West 32d 81
JANlTRESs. widow. one son. viii not
i've IN basement 81 Ninth ave second
fDpr north
K1TcHENMAID.-B = young. experienced.
strong swedish g!.l, good reference.
OsterheIg Bureau 7l6 lexington ave. Tel.
1u55- Plaza
IADY.s MAID By a competent young
German. good sewer. hairlr,sser and
wages $40. Gail At Lang & Boecher"r's
co.'s Bureau. - - - NN@st 33i s..
1.AI-%BRESS By Finnish girl. does shirts
and collars. beat II references. city or
country. Yields BureaG. 324 Columbus
ave Telephp0c 1883 River.
NiH1E u chid. or chambermaid and
waitress. neat nice. competent swedish
girl. excellent references. bstorberg's Bu-
reau. TlG Lexington ave. Phone lu55-
Plaza
NURSE As child nurse. FOR the sum
uler. viii travel abroad. +. smith, care
OF Mrs Schwartz Hotel Schenlcy Pitts
burg
NURSERY GoVERNESs. Ry refined
North German girl, good ssamstress. best
references. city or country wages so $50.
call al Lang * Boecherer cos Bureau. AZ
~ ~ West $50 81.
WAITRESS SS-Reliable Protestant; good
waitress. small family: wages S%5: con
Address :i3d Rav ST Jersey city. care
Bennett NJ CJIdS
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
FORECLOSURES SALES.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
Of New York. Lawyers Title Insurance
ana Trust Company. surviving trustee
under the last VIII aai Testament of Abra-
ham Schclle. deceased. plaintiff against
Adolph Apothcker and others, defendants
In pursuance Of a judgment Of foreclosure
and sale duly entered in the above entitled
action. bearing date The sth day Of April,
1909. |, the referee in said judgment named,
viii sell at public auction. at the New
York Reai Estate Salcsrooms. Nos 1915
Nesey Street, in the city Of New York,
MAY. 1909. at twelve o'clock noon on that
day, by Joseph Z Day. Esq. auctloneer.
the premises directed by said Judgment to
be sold and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot Of land with the huild
ing thereon erected. situated In the city Of
New York. Borough of Manhattan and
bounded and described follows; Begin
ming at n point ON the westerly side Of
Avenue r. distant 10 feet southerly from
tn soIthwesteTly corner OF Avenue y and
Seventeenth Street. and running thence
westerly. parallel with Seventeenth street,
and part OF the distance through a party
wall 100 feet. thence snutherly. and par
terly. again parallel with Seventeenth
Street and part Of the distance through an
other party wall, 100 feet 20 the westerly
side II Avenue y and thence northerly.
along said westerly side Of Avenue b, 25
feet to the point or place Of beginning; aid
premises being known as No. 2S2 Ave
nue. y.
Dated. New York April 9th 1909
GEORGE r. WELLER. Referee
LACHMAN & GOLDSMITH. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. No 81 Nassau street New
York city, Borough Of Ma rattan.
erty to be sold;
nth STREET
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS
$4,000

White Plains Road, :. 266 # OF Wood ave
10T 5re sly 6rk dT [eie2S G10' afeSs cost $1,000
Hoe ave. W $ 81. ~ n Of Freeman st for a .
TTd z5T q5h 'fn4i 1 .'Ns' rbtsef 5oo
Lorard Place. " I33 Z II 18th 81; for TWO
ery brk tennis 20xGO each: De Angelo
Kea!ty 90, owners Moore * lahasisls arm 1890
King ave s. 50 II Of Elizabeth st. FOR l'2
yy 6TH d~lg, i 2'E+g - Sa'rGe ot 400.
Bailey ave " IO9 # Of KingshridEe Road
for two sty rrk dwlEs. 22x5s It: Bailey Ave
% nue Construction 60 owners "i'aih i''-'e 1000
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. TO satisfy which the above de
sCrbed property is to he sold. is $50, T0T 81
with interest thereon from the 26th day or
March. 1903 together with costs and allow
ances, amounting 10 S33S03 with interest
from the Sth day of April. 1909 together
with the expenses OF the sale The ap-
proximate amount Of the taxes water
rates assessments. or other liens. which
are TO be allowed to the purchaser ont OF
the purchase money. or paid by the ref
cree. is S64l -. with interest.
Dated New York. April 9th 1903
GEORGE z. WELLER. Referee
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.

1907
Inst week in April. Sla4 GOO S1q2 800 1880
July 70 April 7---..- 9023 900 g.30s 100 9G34151
-, CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN
First week in April. SI4207S Sl43a3S SI3S.
Suiy L. April I----- G..93 G36a C.9S2 9T6
CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS & LOUISVILLE
IlIIsl week in April Slu9.42} Sg6s27 S1IJ.2%2
JUN TO April I----- 4o34 4.557 .2,6
DETROIT UNITED.
FIRST week in April. Sl3OOS7 sll3O22 SIi3 4a3
Jan 10 April I...--. LEO l.j79GI7 1902. sG5
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT
ElTst week in april S124. llIaUS S109 $50
Jan. 10 April E.--- 1.66I-2S9 I-JpT,gJ 200
=, AMERICAN RAILWAYS
Month Of March S214.155 S2UT6lS S227.15O
july 70 March 81 2,l6S,093 2Is1,U43 G=o S33
CHESAPEAKE q OHIO
1909 1905. Changes
ist week IN April Si1l.312 S%9TiI9 Inc ST4 -
IuAy 90 April 2Jo56.04S 2u7S0 4S5 T24 43T
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
HIGHER INSURANCE ON STEAMERS.

roronto. April 14.-It is reported that Loyds and
rhsr Underwriters in England are contemplating
II Increase II l per cent on hull insurance on all
rssmers using the Welland Canal and trading
,sr Of that waterway. This means that the rate
Insurance from Port Arthur 70 Buffalo would ae
+; per cent. on BOATS going through the Welsnd
t-i trading as far east as Prescott per cent. and
r those going on down the 81. Lawrence 10 Mon
rssl PEI cent an increase Of -=r cent over the
F-sslo route
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
STORAGE NOTICES.
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO,
2l19l3 East lUOth ST.

New oTh, Aprll Ia. lJ'S
Notice to r. Stewart, Elizabeth Fuss.
Norah Sheehan. A. Pals J. Fabian suit
van Marion Lee. VI. Valentine E j
Gumprecht j. johnson. J. keenan,. &
Girkin John Masterson. II. J. Barter Mrs
Friedman Mrs VI EdTehi Mrs quinn.
Mrs Lattimer. I. II Peters. Miss Jackson
and Mr Meyers You and each of YOU are
hereby notified that. the time for the pay
rnent Of this company's lien upon the
property hereinafter described HAVING
EXPIRED. after due notice thereof had
been given YOU, this company viii cause
such property. 70 wit HOT SEHOLD
GOOpS PERSONAL. EFFECTS AND
MERCHANDISE. stored by you or in your
name in the Harlem Storage Warehouse
Co warehouses, 10 be sold al public auc-
zion according 20 the statute in such case
made and provided. at its warehouses. 21l
East IcOth st. New York city, on Thurs
dav. NAV g. 1903 at 1880 a. m and n
the sale thereof Is not comDIe--d on said
date the same will be continued al the
same place on each and every THURSDAY
hereafter beginning at l0.S0 a m. until
the sale is completed.
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.
Walter c. Gilbert. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Central Park West. II y cor q3d st, 1874
Y Il 100 sx n 25x 2 1OOx 1883 70 beg: Metro
poltan Life ms Co loans Sturteyant Realty co SOU
Brook ave : l7lst ST l0dX39,2 Greenwich
Mortgage Co loans Brook Avenue and list -
Street Realty CO. q"
Kinsella ave 5 81 It - Of Bronxdale ave, 2'X
Io0: Daniel ana Margaret Doorley loan Rachel
Bailey
schuyler 81 n s $50 Fl y Of crosby % Ok
$50. x30. 10xI3O: John Hofmann loans Geronimo
Grinaldi )
18TH 81 : a25 # Of Willis 25X100 Il;
Title Guarantee & Trust Co loans Edward Nc .
I.auEhlin Il
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
ROOFING AND LEADERS.

LANE SYSTEM HANGING LEADERS
away from wall by Lanes patent pipe
hangers saves leader. Saves wall Circn-
lars mailed. Ira c. Lane 20T E. Gath st
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
WORK WANTED


Female.
AN AMERICAN Gt-NTLEWoHiAN' 'of mid
die age. with SIX Years references de
sI-es re- -euEa cement As companion :" elder
r. LADY. or otha- position requiring capa
biIifv and trustWorthin"~s- would travel
Address BOX 2S7. New Canaan. Conn
COMPANION 10Y an elderly lady or in
valid Please call AT % Franklin ave.
Brooklyn
KINDERGA RTHER BY graduate Nine
Krsuss seminar can teach primary
grades. VIII travel. will accept goyerness
position G.. \. B., q Tena1y' Road. En-
rlewo1d. y. J.
STENoGRA PIER Business college grad
uar-- accurate. ambitious. Miss n
Saucr 22fE 4 Amsterdam ave.
STENOGEAI'HER tyFev.-iter ana book
keeper. honest and willing worker. can
furnish best of references. had > Years
exrerlerca. German and English Mrs. g.
Fr0ldeva8x. 434 ". 523 st
TEACHER Perfect French taught ty a
Partisan lady Nine. HanEius. l44 West
119th 81
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
10 COMPETE wI1h HILL LINES

T4nniper April 1.-THE Canadian Pacific Rail
.r has decided 10 invade North Dakota al once
.. ,or,nstjfion with the Hil lines II Is announced
,bst the road vii at once extend its branch. which
rovr ends al Mewbray. in Southern Manitoba 1u
-,.,o-s n connect with the 500 line The 500
I,s slso zil Re extended 10 Brandon. Manitoba.
r4r5ug direct line from Brandon to Minneapolis
-r77jns parallel between two HiI lines into Mani
,nbs one ending at Brandon and the other At
po-aFe La Prairie. This follows Mr HIS an
,ouncss Intention Of building an air line into Win
r.psg from the boundary, and OF building ter
-i1sls here,
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
: -1rk4F4NN4 SO4RING.
Sales Of 500 Shares 1t Goes to
$50 lis Highest LcreI

- S.a shares Delaware. Lacka wanna &
O. sAI'k Yesterday advanced 60 points to ESQ
Nssfe'" = highest level it has ever touched and
"a .be highest price ever attained bv an
r-ssDS railway stock under normal market con
lraN
irsas net advance Of :, roi,,s
~ NTH the closing price on THURSDAY the
cl1le o, which there We're transactions in this
IS G. .,c-f,e issue Within little more than y
gs1se .os advanced 100 points About a fortnight
va LII Of 2eD shares was sold at $40 the
E aoount dealt in on a single day for years
bss'' -. 5avs later. on sales of only 800 shares
81 a. rose 30 points to $50 going on the follow
..5sy 70 81"
40 shares, about the identity Of the pur-
- which there was much speculation. the
g. rsnort being that it had been bought b,.
~-.-s- Security Company, was taken by fire
@.-,s company. il was learned yesterday The
- =. 5eu1and for the stock is generally believed
Ss-,,s,e that the melon which has been ex
"a for years Is about to be cut in the form,
~ an increased dividend or. more probably a
a.-ss-psrt Of additional stock. TO make which
-. the companys charter would have 10 ho
,-snded-
= e understood on good authority that the nres
- brfng is based in part on the prospect Of =
,.,on adverse 70 the railroad companies in the
o-,,oiities Clause" case. now before the Supreme
~. =. ,be United States. The I,ackau-anrs.s
- n-operties are not pledged security for
-. snd therefore. II is argued. the cornrar,-
rid in case the Supreme Court should direct
= ,osl roads 20 divest themselves Of their an+hra-
:. eosl holdings readily separate its holdings OF
:, description from the railroad proper. giving
: shsreholders stock N a distinct company which
.rd represent the ownership OF the coal lands
ne market value of the railroad stock would
,,,-ss be much less than at present but il is
a,.rb- would. in conjunction with that Of the
.sl company approximate the current level. and
r.ny investOrs - Won Lackawanna at its pres
:. 4r7rs iook- ,.s.:hi;ivs would it Is thought
-, the two new issues at the lower levels
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
HELP WANTED


REFINED. educated. sTirituai younr = y,
Iirtnr with parents. desired n RENE
s--sl cf7cs II Re Seventies west q aI r.
s----i,,,. ,,--sresss-,- To take che place
n r7--r Sd retiring after . Eht years
u-yir. Address. with references. Rei-HeG'
~ West T25 -
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

v.rTrn TO slurls- cclored help. COOKS.
ar hsn6s et~ - r. Marion q Co.
Il \ s;h st Richmond. a
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
LGSr SANKBoORS.

LOST. .-Bank book No. 4G1- Ia5 u Dry Dock
savings Institution Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon 20
present the same 20 the bank within thirty
davs or the said book will be declared
cancelled and extinguished. and a new one
issued in lieu thereof.
LOsT.-Bankbook No 3lf.4so. Bank for
savings $50 4th ave. New NorS- Pay
mant stopued Please return book 20 bank.
lost -BankhOok No. 942. 5I6. Rank for
savings 2SO 4th ave New York Pay
mant stopped. Please return book TO bank
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
BUTLER. -Colored. private family. one
who is useful ln the house. sober, Ciis-
c-untr.-- highly rerommeuded- 9. Alex
.AT,F-TAK KFcRS.-Nca, young couple tn
take car. OF prlgat" house lur sumner OF
,anrer. uo children good reference Ad-
Gless J. c. 463 u. l2jth ST.
r0AC5vAN Single. iisensased. first
anywhere - ", care of MI Lee. -'''
I;roadway
CoacHMA%.-Ry neat. tidy. smooth faced
EDg1ishuar- careful and reliable. VIII be
as .fui al anything nec4ed, hesi references
Carpenters Bureau, l5i dth ave.
CoACHM Single. medium size. city
and country references. good ali around
man: understands saddle horses: excellent
personal references Active tribune p
town Office, 1864 Broadway.
r0ArHMAN.- single: thoroughly comre-
tent. 6rst class rider and driver, best
references. willing and oaliginR, take
charge n gentleman's private stable, city
OF ra.rn:rv y u, Tribure Uptown ptilce,
1874 EToadway-
coAcHMsN-In private family. good.
conf4cut alirer ara experienced horse
.cnrlenlau's place, and willing 20 be gen
eraHy useful. an all around man siFrtIl
temperate. excellent references. thaiIes
Mccarthy. 90 West 5ith 81
c-oAcHMAN.-A family giving. ~ horses
warmly recommend their coachinan. iohs
in their employ. sober. honest. faithful ana
t-o,5 driver 4Irlularried. Address Employ
eT 80 West 18Th ST
roACHMAN or USEFUL MAN.--Thor-
oueniv understands care horses. harness
carriages. garden. lawn. drives. honest, 50
her. steady, willing and obliSinS, best fei-
erene.- Jerry >slleT. I6l West 3ffh ST
coACIIMAN Single. stylish driver. good
groom. Industrious willing. absolutely
sller man. highest .'ffrsHees- wishes place
FOR summer months wages mo@ef4le
H+mpsee, lu3 Amst,riIm ave
coAcHMAx.- Single. aged 80 with pri-
vate family. strictly temperate, ciiy ar
country. reI-reHces- CHaefulan. care Cal
!ahsn 4os West 54th ST
CoAcHMAN. USEFUL Man - single.
careful driver, gardening. lawns, fur
naces. milkng. references. n. Box lUG
GIT 9th ave.
COAcHMAN single. experienced. in
couHtiy. well recommended Tor sohTiety
ami honesty viii be found willing and
sbIiginc Thomas Boz 1876 Tribune Up
toNG pfiiCc, 1864 Broadway.
coAcHMAN. CHAUFFEUR. Married. -
rrotestant. sober. good dr!ser; can run.
re.air ans Gasolen- car private and shop
references. Mofett S43 columbus ave
COAtFIAiAN Married: years. city ref
cr-nces J u 2lp West 10th ST
CoAc1IMA% and GARDENER -Autonlo-
Lille experience. sober. competent Young
man. highest recommendations. respectful.
willing ami obiiEiDS. yeas round country
position preferred Address l. e. Tribune
Uptown ofilce. 1854 Broadway.
tDAtHMAN. Sixteen years ia last place:
.H.-.. 8
trustNprtht. best reference. sit- or country.
J H. 1917 broadway.
CpAtHMAN Married: understands gar
den work farming. pauirr,. good mixer
dTifer rider. able 10 take full charge OF
gentleman country place. intelligent. non
25s East 18th g..
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
DISCARDED CLOTHING.

LADIES.-we Niu buy you- hns evening.
street dinner costumes. furs. etc. tor
highest cash value. Write or phone; VIII
cal, personally at YOUR convenlencs- Mo
Natal. T4S 6th ave Tel Bryant-SsA
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
ryPEwRITING AND TYPEwRIrERs

TYPEWRITING AND TYPEWRITERs.
TYPEWRITER BARGAINS - Reminz-
tyns Smiths. UnderWoods others. guar
anteed. SiJ up; bought. sold repaired
Atlantic Exchange. ?45 Broadway.
VICTOR VISIBLE 10 Nassau st; cata-
logue free; all makes taken part pay
ment. bargains in UnderHoods. Reming-
IONS. divers. Smiths.