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Seen in the -IbOpS

] Chiffon scarfs Of two Colors, hemstitched
together and trimmed on the edge and three
inches from the edge with two rows of
marabout in the natural color, sell for $15.
/ TuIIe bows. with velvet butterfly centres.
velvet drops and other novel additions, sell
/ for p and 30 cents each. and are very
/ fresh and smart looking.
A cloisonne perfume bottle shaped like a
watch. in dark blue. with a delicately col
ored basket Of flowers on a silver back
ground in the centre, sells for IS.
A bag made entirely of rhinestones set in
silver meshes is a novelty that costs 81 It
is very brilliant and striking in appearance
Tiny handled baskets OF delicate fligree
silver sell from 81 up. according 10 the size
Silver bonbon tongs in fhgree silver are
very pretty and sell from g up
Black velvet bags. with gold dots en-
bossed over the surface. sell for 81 each.
and are said 10 be quite serviceable.
A fern stand shaped like a tripod. the
fern bowl swinging in the centre. is of dark
wood snd sells for S.
Stamped aprons in all shapes and for all
occasions come ready TO embroider at 80
cents and upward
Brownie pncushions grotesque figures
standing on little legs. their bodies form
ing the cushion. sell for 50 cents each and
make cute presents for children.
A shirt"alst frame holding five boxes.
with fronts That drop down so that the
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
FROM MUD TO SKYSCRAPING
VIII Carleton's Story of Self
Denial of Aviators' Sister.

II Miss katherine Wright had not been
willing 10 plOd through the mud for the
sake Of her brothers. those brothers would
not be exploring skyey regions now. Win
Carleton. the versifler. told the Rain Day
Club at their annual breakfast at the
Hotel Astor yesterday about the sacrifices
Miss Wright made that her brothers might
do the things they wanted to do.
Her fathers farm was in my part Of
the country he said, and many a time
I've seen her trudging through the rain TO
the school she taught that the bird-men to
be might pursue their studies.
Miss Wright was a darling girl and an
enterprising one. too. Her father wouldn't
let her play cards at home, so she played
them at other peoples houses. one night a
deacon discovered her deep in game of
Seven Up.
You wouldn't do this at home, he said.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

30 easily that in a costume one wears fre-
uuentlv II is q constant care. one woman
autumn finds that il has 10 be subjected
70 2 Tenovating process each time II is
worn. She hangs II in the bathroom, shuts
doors and windows. lets The hot water run
l.utfl the tub i fun and then leaves her me
attire 10 be restored 10 its pristine fresh
ness by the steam. This is probably as
simple a treatment as could he devised.
and Yet il could hardy fail 10 become
wearisome after many repetitions.
Although velveteen is. unlike velvet. a
very serviceable material II Is reserved
almost entirely for the afternoon The
woman who has such an irresistible pen
chant for velvet as 10 wish 70 y year X or
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
A COLD WEATHER FABRIC
Mnre Velvet Costumes Seen as
Winter Draws Near.

Even though the fair Parisienne wore
,,,,,,s, in August. 10 the average American
-ron,sn il appeals more strongly as colo
r-sa+her fabric. Accordingly, as the sea
sen advances. suits and gowns Of VeIVet-
~ ~ velveteen rather. for velvet is seldom
used except for evening Tear-sre seen
more and more. Velvet crUshes and creases
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
BUTLER and USEFUL MAN-Colored; ten
Years reference, one employer; willing to be
generally useful: city or country. H, Miss
Fftzgerald's Bureau, 5O3 5th entrance on
42d st.
80 01rTIIT.V = single: well experienced all
around dutiful servant: not afraid OF work,
disengazed on account f change 70 automobile.
sober honest. references; anywhere. II. N, 2o3
COOK WAITER -Rachelor's apartment: Eng
Iish. , years personal reference A. :, Box
1913, MiIburn. y l.
C'OUPLE.-Man first class chef in every 6rancn :
wife as chambermaid or waitress. take en-
tire charge Of kitchen or apartment wages not
under x1nu: Al references. z n. 20 ". 24th 81
CAEDENER-E Erglishman: married: wife board
helm. no children. fine vegetable grower lawns.
frames general work excellent references tar-
peutar's Agency. I54 6th ave
HOTsEWORKER Smart Young Jap good
enoes Miss Shea-s Agency. ; East sd ST
MAN German. middle aged. understands horses
etc. furnaces and All AiiIS % H'us7"Oi n
Gierseh 507 West 10Th st
MARRIED COUPLE. on farm or gentleman )
place. man life experience n every lnlns con con
,erninp farming livestock. Randy with tools;
,eaI % handling men: wife good housekeeper
and cook houseworker and laundresS: nan, nan, ~ -
wife 26: very best references. II B.. Box -.
Tribune Office.
i-S7EFr-T- MAN: Swede. can care for horse
COW. chickens; some gardening wouio @ lahe
care Of furnace. Carl. care Mathe"son Agency
SIS 6th Tel. IS bryant. .-
Useful, MAN-Generally useful about the
house. boarding or private family. 80 brlght
G. Nurray's Agency. so West l35th st. Tel 5l54
Harlem.
WAITER and T-SE;FJ- by exceptionally neat.
presentable young Scotchman' lately landed.
1ikes hard work. good references; moderate
y-ares Irwin Employment Bureau. a West
11th 81.
y0TNG CoPULE-EngIlsh; want position TO
t.l-o charge Of bachelors apartment or 90
a,,Ira work Of a small family man excellent
bu-lrr and valet. wife good plain COOK refer
,,,eas Cor honesty and competence 60 any
,baro- TO washing Butler. 30S West 46th ST
Tel 1O43 Bryant
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

Brownie pincushions. grotesque figures
standing on little legs. their bodies form
ing the cushion. sell for 50 cents each and
make cute presents for children
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
sURROGATES NOTICES

00ZOHTTE CHARLES.-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order Of Hon. Abner e. Thomas. a Sur-o-
gate OF the county Of New York. notice Is hereby
1iven 10 all persons having claims against
t--aries DonohUe late OF the County or New
YORK deceased. 30 present the same. with vOUCh-
srs .<.areof TO he subscriber. at his place Ot
fransacting business at the Office OF Lernuei z
Ouigg No p Liberty Street. Borough OF Man
haitian in the cry of New York. on or before
the 1st dav OF December 1910
Dated New York the 9th day OF Nav. 1910
CHARLES ". COLEMAN. Executor
IEMT-F F-I. Z QUICCf. Attorney for Executor. 3.
Liberty street. Borough % Manhattan. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
Female.

A COLLEGE graduate; teacher physics, chem
istry physiology; Immediately. Mrs. Pills
bury's Agency. 50I 5th ave
A TEACHER COLLEGE GRADUATE for
private school near New York; physics.
chemistry. physiology. The Hopkins Educa-
tionaI Agency. 507 9th ave.
COOK. Protestant, for two in family: city;
wages $50 to $3J any nationality; must have
good references Industrial Association Employ
ment Agency. II West 42d St Phone Bryant
521O,
ENGLISH GOVERNEsS; $50; musical. speak
ing French or German for two children. O.,
10 years The Hopkins Educational Agency,
507 9th ave.
ENGLISH NURSERY GOVERNESs, $50; two
children. 2. 10 years: musical; teach French or
German The Hopkins Educational Agency. 5oI
9Th ave
FRENCH NURSERY GOVERNESS; s35; two
children. 6, years; city position. The
Hopkins Educational Agency. 507 9TH ave
GERMAN KITCHENMAID for Washington. n.
c.; good family Miss Hofmayers Agency. go
9TH ave. ninth floor. corner Of sd 81.
GERMAN NURSERY GOVERNESS; $40; TWO
children, Q, years. city position The
Hopkins Educational Agency. 5o1 5th ave.
LADY'S MAID. FOR Washington: one lady; wages
$50 to $35: must have experience ard good ref
erence. Industrial Association Employment
Agency. Il West 42d 81. Phone 521o Bryant.
MOTHERS HELPER. two children. and 9
years; teach English branches: exceptional op-
portunity. Call l o'clock. Hopkins Agency, 5oI
5th ave.
NURSES for children and infants wanted i'm,
nledately: $40. The Hopkins Educational
geucy. 5O7 9th ave, between 42d and Add SITS
OFFICE ASSISTANT for hospital; answer tele-
phone. do tyqewriting. resident The Hopkins
E6ucationaI Agency. 5o7 5th ave
SEhMSTRESS assist chambermaid. for one lady.
in city; must have good reference. Industrial
Association Employment Agency, Inc, IL West
Ard St Phone 521O Bryant.
VISITING HOUSEHOLD ASSISTANT: nothing
menial easy hours; exceptional opportunity
Hopkins Educational Agency. sol 5th ave. be
tween 42d and 4Sd SITS
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male
CHAUFFEUR. -: single: willing and strictly
sober; expert. careful driver; understands all
cars; motor car machinist. years shop; 9
years road experience; wishes change; best ref
erences. a. Sass, 176 East s5th st
CHAUFFEUR. IS. Swedish, single, engineer and
mechanic. sober. honest. Industrious. wishes
position with private family, city or country
6 years reference last employer; fully licensed
S II, 135 East 5sth st.
CHACFFEC CR--Centleman storing car for win
ter. recommends his driver: sober, careful
man excellent appearance. Loch. 123 West
61st st.
CHAUFFEUR.-Single Swede. 26; reliable;
Own repairs: city reference. &. H Lawson, care
Del Page. sol West 146th ST.
DRESSMAK AKER.-First class; perfect filter; styl-
ish: by day home; reference. Dressmaker,
PAS West 3Sth st.
JEWELRY HOUSES.
Young man. thoroughly competent desires
position in first jewelry house. wholesale or
retail. act entry clerk, salesman or ship
ping clerk. Address Ability, Box 81, Tribune
Office.
eraI imitation stone cement worker. brown
stone cleaned and repaired John Lally J42
Nostrand ave, al Fulton st. Brooklyn.
TORTER or SHIFTING CLERK-By middle
aged man; experienced; gOoC references Ad-
dress Francis, Tribune Office
POSITION WANTED where sobrety and
honesty will he appreciated, by man Of
20 years Office experience. Christian. Box L,
Tribune Office.
STENOGRAPHER, typewriter etc; seven years
experience Falk. 1910 % ave.
YOUNG; MAN wishes clerical position: has
perience. Z. Taustein. 800 Stanton 81
YOUNG MAN C2O); years office assistant;
clerk with one house. excellent references
educated T. :. Box 10. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

A shirtWaist frame holding five boxes.
with fronts that drop down so that the
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
Female

ATTENDANT for elderly lady: excellent sewer.
also h0usekeeper, by a refined Amerlcxn
woman: city or country Miss Dean, 326 York
ST, Jersey City.
GOVERNESS or companion; willing TO travel
highly recommended. Industrial ASSOCIATION
Phone 521O Bryant.
GOVERNF:SS German: teaches French,
music etc: highly recommended, wages $50
10 $50 Industrial Association Employment
Agency Inc. Il West 42d ST
SFANISTRESS Competent geamstress wishes to
20 out by the day. Address B.. Box 10, tribune
Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway
STENOGRAPHER.-One ana half years eX-
perieTce real estate and law. honest, upright
g-Tl Of neat appearance: Brooklyn preferred 9.
OLSEN. 81 Sullivan St. Brooklyn
STENOGRAPHER- - Some experience: quick.
accurate. attentive 10 business, any machine.
81 k Box TO- Tribune Office.
GRAPHER-Bright ambitious beginner
ts neat. rapid accurate. Heffiey graduate, good
Underwood operetor. Miss a. Box 40, Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
PIANOS AND ORGANS

SIs5 STEINWAY & son Baby Grand. SI75
Schmer & Co. Mahogany Baby Grand SO
monthly Cioetz & Co. 81 Court ST. near Bor-
ough Hall subway station. BROOKLYN
pIAYER PIANO. standard make. latest TIM
proved sS-note. sell at sacrifice SIS West 42I
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
MISCELlANE EOUS.

"a V.NTFD.-Addresa of hydropathy or water cure
Institute near New YORK city Said informa-
,to, viii be paid for " engagement Is made. n
n g. Tribune once,
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
ANTIQUES

CTT4E y KAPNER. az Lexington ave cor
tsfh st-Rarest OF antiques and works % art
bought and sold
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE

EESKS partitions. teephoue booths. tables.
chairs. wardrohss. mirror wall fixtures buSi-
ness furniture all kindS. Finn Brothers. Sos
Broadway 50 Franklin 50.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
FOR SALE

BIG BARGAINsLsUgntIy used oeace furni-urs.
desks. typewriters. casn regiSrers. adding ma
chimes. mineographs sling cabinets. safes. adj
dressing machines. time clocks partitions. check
protectors. bookcases NATHANS. Whtts 81
BILLIARDS pool ana new patent combination
tables lowest prices supplies repairs.
Bowling alley builders Decker's f05 East 9TH
81 Fssahiished 1856
HORSE. surrey aad harness. 50. Ses Nr- Reed.
ar McCutcheou's East &4th 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

a smart little suit Of velvereen IN som
dark color.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
Female.

A-HOFMAYER. 500 9Th ave, telephone
455T Madison square, agency for superior 90
mestic help.
Ia - ,IpE,EVATp and WAITRESS Prot
estant. in small family. do mending- NJ n.
Box fO7 6I7 6yh ave.
CHAMBERMAGDS. - swedish and Norwegian.
,t;es Sao sos Waldorf Agency Il West 33d St
Phone 3OO-Madison.
vFfAMBERNIAID and waitress, very nice s~ea-
- ,issfarsrres. 500 Osterbergs Bureau. fl6
eyiugton ave Tel 1885 Plaza.
m NTaE-9TATD and MAID-Excellent seam
trlss+ three years last place; very best writ
,er ,pd DersonaI references, Finnish girl JussIia
Agency ESQ Lexington ave Tel. sioS FiaLa
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
HELP WANTED.
Male


REssMEN-Drivers and helpers; good sal
-ies Apply Adams Express Company. 309
,.o0D BUSINESS MAN. well connected and in
sTeptiaI wanted for confidential position.
,-eenh Jotnstone. Real Estate Broker. 20 West
AZ ST.
-,1P4NESE cook butler and general houssvo-k-
- wanted in private family. good wages call
r7nanese Reliable Employment Agency. s26 9th
T7vF SALESMAN for committing farms and
,ountrv places. Joseph JohnstOne. Real Estate
F,oker ~ West 42d St
0rFTCF BOY-We have calls right along for
bo4s. have two now; also other positions
for boy stenographers. Jupp Agency. 81 Mas
ssu ST.
l5aT FSMAN. experienced in builders Supplies or
hardware; salary 81 900. Mighill tAgency),
Flatiron Building
: Al -F7sMAN. experienced in grocery line. for
New York and Brooklyn: salary and commits
sion. Mighin Agency. F1atiron Building.
EALEsMEN, throughout the United States, to
sell automobile necessities. Every owner
-.ants our protector. References required. The
O-NeH Tire and Protector Co. so Broadway.
STFNOrRAPHER, commercial house. SIS; tex
tie S1J: plsin commercial house. S12 $40; all
norma ncrt and reliable firms Jupp Exchange
81 Nassau ST. agency.
n VETTED-Men 10 handle Grams maps and
new census aliases. George F. Cram, l3O
Fulton st. New York
WANTFD-Young msn. bookkeeper. American;
cxnerienced: salary So 10 start Write for sp-
2ortment. Wholesale Shoes. Box 20, Tribune
Office.
YOUNG; NEN-Great opportunity, custom house:
examination February, pOstotftce, other posi-
tiors: success guaranteed. Examiner, "a West
10th St
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
rvpEwRITINo AND TYPEwRIT

VICTOR VISIBLE. 20 Nassau St: cataI0gue
free. All makes taken part payment; bargains
in undsrx xoods. RentngtOns. divers. SnlthsL
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
REM MEDIES.

THOROUGH. PEEMANENT CURES IN casss
OF BLOOD PC'>ON. NERVOUS DEBILITY
BLADDER COMPLAINTS an kindred dis
eases. relief at once IN dangerous cases. recsn-
o. Old. those desiring only nrst sass sclentt15
t-eatment should call Dr. BONSCHCR the vsif
known specialist 50 " 3srh st Hours. S-3. "a
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

y Y. CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest Largest. Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable send for Circular.
Tel. 1872 -4e9S Bryant $3.50 " 45th 81.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.-CI-a1.
BY compressed air. sceam. hand or on docr.
1855 Broadway. 421 East 4Sth 50. COE a
BRANDT Tel 132-3sth-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

reliable rule for pumpkin pie calls for
four cupfuls of cooked and strained pump
kin, four cupfuls of milk, an even tea
spoonful OF salt. an even tablespoonful of
ginger, tablespoonful of mace. half a
nutmeg, four eggs beaten into a cupful
and a half Of sugar and half a cupful of
cream if very rich pie is desired. Line
the pieplate with paste, brush it with the
white Of an egg and pour the pumpkin
mixture into it, Bake at once in a quick
oven, putting il on the lower shelf at
first, 50 that the bottom crust viii be-
come nice and brown.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
TESTED RECIPES.

Jellied cranberrles are much easier to pre-
pare than cranberry jelly and are far SUI
perior to the ordinary cranberry sauce. To
four cupfuls Of cranberries allow a scant
cupful Of water. Let them cook twenty
minutes, then add two cupfuls of sugar
and cook ten minutes more Pour into
mouids and set away In cold place TO
harden. The mixture Will make a jelly
stiff enough TO stand alone.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

contents may he removed without pulling
out the box, sell for $50 The frame is
white and the boxes are covered with
chntz.
mauVe panne velvet glove box. heavily
incrusted with gold saHoon and gold roses.
sells for s. 90.
Indian sweet grass baskets in all ebanes
and for all purposes. some in the form, of
tiny reticules. sell from 50 cents up.
Large silk cube cushions. with pins stuck
on all sides are new and make handy and
sensible presents. They sell at 81 80
The names oi SHOPS whore articles mentioned
on this page were seen can be obtained hy send
Ing "a stamped sl anu aadEessed envelope 10 ''sccn
in the shops. Now -rh Trihune
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

ADVERTISEMENTS and SUB
SCRIPTIONS for THE TRIBUNE
will be received at the following
Branch Offices at Main Ofriee
Rates: 1904 Broadway. l57 East
IZ5th ST., 265 West l,Sth ST.. let
East l4fh ST.. 2e4 Sth Ave. and
1855 Sd Ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

COOK. CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS
Two eirls together separate one as
cook. other chanbermaid and waitress: ex
celiHnt references NJ D. Miss Margaret
SMITH 8 Agency, . West 42d st. Phone 3059
Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
MUSICAL

wANTED-Bass singer for Catholic church Ad-
dress L. c.. Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1854 Broad
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

COOh-Irish Protestant: neat and efficient. ab-
solutsly trustworthy. city or country. undues-
tlonabie references; wages $50 Mrs. Kernoghan' >
Agency, SIT 9TH ave
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
FURNISHED Rooms WENTED.

DIST STREET. - WES'T-BEAT-TI Z. "a RGE
rooms. for one OF Two. ali COuveniencss. refer
ences.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

COOk--tserman. c0ulDefAuf is, all
orancnes; first class city references. $40 Al
bany Employment Bureau. 20 East 3Sd st Tel.
5255-AIadison Square
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

COOk-An exceptionally good cook: has very
best reference: city or country. Finnish girl
Jrssila Agency, $50 Lexington ave. Tel. 4453
Plaza
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

COCk-FIrst class, excellent for party din
ners, fine baker: neat and orderly; country
preferred; references FIahertys Agency. 4s5
Columbus ave. Tel TAI River
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
LAWYERS

MR. ALLEN CARUTHERs ANNOUNCES
THE REMOVAL OF HIS Law OFFICES TO
| A. W. 34TH ST
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
CARPET CLEANING.

sunny ROOE-PeOple must be considerations.
honorable. best Of. reference. m0derars rent-
ResDect table, BOX ~. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

COOk--Flrst class. neat Swedish girl: excellent
cook baker can take entire charge kitchen,
excellent references. SO. friend waitress cham
BERNARD; separate Osterbergs Bureau. II6 Lex
lngton ave Tel. 1850 Plaza
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
oEEIcE EIXTUREs
TELEPH0NE BRACKETS
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES
MORTGAGE SALE-Bv virtue of chssssi
MORTGAGE I will fOrecIose ami sell this Jay. II
H. M. at 1S High 81. Brooklyn, saloon fxturss
Il order OF David kraushaar- attorney Tor mort
gage. 7 Simln- AucriOneer-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

COOK with first class reference; city or short
distance IN country II D. Miss Margaret
smiths Agency. - West 42d St Phone SO33
Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
HELP WANTED.

Male
AGENTS. - 49, ~ III money selling our
arr dome fixtures ana gls Iarre Writ for
catalogue. NJ fIoPn co., 81 Bowery Manhattan.
I \. Y L.
BOOKKEEPhh - 'Hentiieti understanding
tvpewrIting; not too young. SIS three Dosi-
tons for boy si4hosraphers all permanent.
Jupp Exchange ,agencrJ. 81 Nassau ST
CANVASSERS wanted On a news
paper proposition previous expe-
rience necessary Apply Room 314.
Tribune Building.
f7IITEF ENGINEER, oftice b7,iI,7i,--- vi
CIV s2i week: also assistant erotDse, fn@ s1s
a week. and fireman $50 week. business SER
vice Co CAgeneyl, H'o singer Building
iegaI experience Mishin Nren1yt Flatlran
building.
DESIGNER on a. antoms5ie 20 G6o machinery Of small
nrrSerred but not essential Business service
Co agency. 500 Singer Building. '''
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
BOARD AND ROOMS
FU8NTsHED ROOMS TO LET

f.S WEST SID ST--Privzrs bath. steam par
qUe.sd: electric light. special table board
TeisphOue T5OS-Schuyler.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

delicious stuffing for roast breast Of
lamb calls for a quart Of soft grated bread
crumbs, a quarter of a cupfuI Of melted
butter and the same quantity of milk.
a quarter of a teaspoonful of thyme,
a scant teaspoonfuI Of sage, a tea
spoonful Of parsley and a teaspoOnful Of
salt, two ANAL sliced onions and pepper to
suit the taste. Stir the butter and milk
thoroughly into the crumbs The mixture
viii look dry, but do not moisten further,
otherwise IL will he sOsgy when cooked.
Mix thoroughly with other ingredients and
pack into the meat. Roast in q brisk oven
for about an hour and a half.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

COph.-FiTst class hungarian: speaks English:
has friend waitress CT chamberniaid. no 0biec-
tons country. private. public. Morrow s Agency
t&l lexington ave. corner 5Eth st
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

Chocolate and caramel may be combined
in a cake with good results. Have ready
two delicate layers Of black chocolate cake
and spread the lower with caramel frost
ing; place the other over it, and then cover
the whole with a chocolate frosting. or
first spread the top with white icing and
then coat with chocolate
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

GENERAL HOUSEWORKER-E young
colored girl; good plain cook S25: good refer
erees Bright ds Murray. 80 West 135th St Tel
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

A COLLEGE,; graduate; teacher: physics, chem
istry physiology; Immediately. Mrs Pills-
b11rv,s Agency. 5O7 9th
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

FEssDfEN-Drivers and helpers: good sal
-ies Apply Adams Express Company. 800
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

COOk--WAITRESS.- BY two cCT7refsrf maids.
English. both highly recouu1an5ed- 20 anv dis
lance Phone 192s-5632-Plaza Morrow :
Agency. I'll Lexington ave corneT 5stt ~
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

IOOh-founs Sweds: s3o-$4O: good city refer
TN ave. corner of sd st. Telephone 45s7 Mad
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
Cooks Mile Steamers
TK0S. COCK & SON,

245 Broadway. 2S4 and 56S Firth av.. 649 Mad
ison av.. New York.
Cooks Travellers Cheques good all over
the World
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

- - - "o yuuhs Ierman women: excellent
N IN uetall, wages $50 and $40: highest refer
snees Waldorf Agency, II West 355 81 phone
300-Madison. "'1 -
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-13
HAwAIrs TEAM CHOSEN.

As result of the competitive shoot
ing recently held at Fort Shafter for
the purpose of picking the best shots
from the National Guard to represent
Hawaii at Camp Perry the following
officers and men viii 90 on the team:
Team captain, William r. Riley,
major First Infantry; team coach, J.
w. Short, Heutenant-colonel, quarter
master department; team spotter, F.
B. Angus, captain First Infantry; team
surgeon. Charles B. cooper, lieuten-
ant-cOlonel, medical department.
Principals-Mai. Gustave Rose, Cap
tain NJ NJ Johnson, Capt. Chas. M.
Coster, Capt. Edward Hopkins, First
Lieut.. Luther A. X Evans, Com,
Sergt. Edward X. Blanchard, Sergt.-
Maj. Dude K Lemon, First Sergt.
Thomas ]. X Evans, Sergt. John
Stone, Sergt. Manuel M. Silva, Sergt.
William Huihui, Pvt. James X. Evans.
Acknowledgment .Samuei Pinao.
The team will leave here a week
from today on the Sierra, and will re,
turn as soon after the shooting as
J practicable. The officers are conf