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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
has. ne . member given to drinking

has ne q member given to drinking In.
The church. Of which Or. Shaw Is
pastor. is one which has membership
OF bout 400. and is one OF the best or
.gandzed and most active churches In
Charlotte. rs
member OF the Synod OF Virginia, sllav-
Ing been pastor in Portsmouth,. II e IS
one OF the ablest and one Of the best
known members OF this synod, and Is
safman whose strong Christian clnarac-
ter exerts an influence for good and
wins and holds confidence wherever
he La borg. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
civil service Examinations.

SsSe ISnecial to Th 81 Tim 81 ri sratch.
washin gton.s p. e c.. October 28.---llt
was announced at the Post omces De-
partnent to-day Y hat sclvi service en-
aninatio would be held IA AIanas sas
and Roanoke NoVembe Der & to SELECT
;eligihles for the rural delivery SER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29


Msy Build ThHsatse IN ~ X Eyei1
"a Lyme burg Va October 2s.- was
learned this morning on good author
fly that san shlbert, the l:knoRn
thea trical ma gpate, and Corbl In She d.
formerly manage OF the lpcalsAcad,
envy 81 Music; have arranged for a
visit tq.LSnchhYrg 81 Ia "a sA ort' time wi tn
a.syIe w to. bull ding a. q ews theatre In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
PAPER CHANGES HANDS.
a1tirnore sun Man Gets Charge of staunton
n sis.53lS S nfsnatch and News.

[Specialiio The Times-Dlspatch.]
stanton Va. october 9.-Haroid q West.
Sunday editor of the Baltimore sun and
years has secured control of the Dispatch
and News. morning paper OF this city. and
win take personal charge on November
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29

+ & Mr.. and Mrs q. w Gordon. Of Roa-
5noke, have bees called to Richmond
by the Illness or snea ar re la tiyes. Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29

Miss Bertha Edwards, OF Ru91fo I'd.
va-,is spending the, late autumn and
winter IN Richmond.
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LANOB|||SER|'|v|ANCE:.
URGED i BY SYNOD | / |: !
Re Rs.iterates Testimony against
Traffic ind oxieating
Liquors. IS
WORK u K I'M MILL DISTRICTS \: RI
Interests ,sss Orphans 4; Home ON,
Considered by Church
Body 36,sS
WORK u K IN MILL DISTRICTS RI: |: i

- 4
lspecials to The. Tines ri spatch.1 h
Rocky Mount N a.. October 81
After adopting several important re-
ports and clearing the "a oclset sof other
items. the synod Of North Carolina sad !.
journed with the session OF 7 nj 8 morn
ing. to meet in the second Prespyter--
ian Church, at Charlotte, the fourth
4 TUESDAY In October. 1911.
after the deyotionals services and the
reading OF tile minutes OF the sessions
3ot8yesterday, Rev. ]. NJ. Wells. d.
presented the following report from
the committee on bills and overtures,
which was adopted Unanimously:
We recommend this deliversnce
II. That the Synod or North Caro-
lima would reiterate its testimony
against the traffic in Intoxicating
liquors as a fruitful sourceEof a. ound-
ing intqutty and misery. Sc
Recognizing that the hooding OF
our State with intoxicating LIQUORS
from other CommonWealths is q fruit
ful source OF drunkenness and of mis-
err, we would urge our people to use
all means which may be approved by
their Christian consciences and judy
nentB to remedy this evil. 81 Il.
"S. In view of the lax enforcement
Of some Of the laws Of the State, and
a widespread failure to reco gnize the
binding obligation and sancitttE OF the
oath, we earnes tly urge the fundamer-
tai Importance OF obedience to law.
and call for deeper realization OF the
binding fore OF the soat tn. : whether Of
office or court. " s. 4. 8
~. Synod has heard with pleasure
and profit the. able address OF Rev. X.
L. Davis. superintendent OF the North
Carolina Anti-Saloon League. and as
srres him OF It's deep Interest and
sympathy in every effort looking to-
ward temperance, sobrlety and law OBJ
seryance" $50 ~ 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29

Mrs. Rosalle Herndon is visiting her
sister. Mrs W. w. starke. In Mowtray
Circle, Norfolk, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29

i. q J 2 7lg-slt a = Ifll77,tl, ,Nl.17
lesseSpres.sedhls
tori is courtesy
Resolutions! OF
.or3allf courtesies
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Mr.. and Mrs. John cobhs, of Lynch
burg. announce the coming marriage OF
their daughter. Josephine. to Jesse L.
Jones. on November, at 6:3o o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29

Miss Mabel Sims has been the guest
OF friends In Roanoke. where she went
to attend the Hammond Kirk wedding
on last Tuesday nj ght
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29

Miss Louise Wharton, who has been
visiting friends in WI msburg i. Va.
is nov the guest OF friends In Rich
tnond, before returning to Bedford
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29

DID, host Of
and pronounced
which .thegs SEES.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29

I Mr.. and Mrs. Charles; Brown are stay
ing at the Arlington Hotel. Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29

Miss Frances Page. OF Winchester.
Va, reached Norfolk yesterday morn
Ing to be the guest OF Miss Louise
Jones Miss Page will be maid of
honor for Miss Jones, whose marriage
to Captain George Williams, United
States Army. will take place on satur-
day, November 5.
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Miss Bonde Fletcher. Of Manassas.
Va. will spend the winter in Rich
mond. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29

Miss Janet Bibb. OF Richmond. spent
several days Of this week at Pine Top
Lodge. Virginia Beach
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4. OtASI
sorpharage. and
'eHents.l tSrecoln-
'utldinga be erected
as adpisabl s;sthat
IN eachsmonthhe
seEDayip thelsa p
he c.ircNlattonio Of
.d;sthat orphanage
Inted In the VIs.o '
lfop%of each pres
board regents
n#toE sixteen.
nd Neal Ander-
lsttorss from synod
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sIulspistrtcts,

report OF the ad interim commits tee on
WORT. In mill districts Ho urged the
members Of synod to become more
Interested In this work. and carryssit
said,7 are more open and receptive to
INSTRUCTION than mill people. He Is
pastor OF church IN Gastonia under
the direction OF VIII tch Ave mission
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


roACHMAx and USEFUL MAN.-scotch
married. one child; mink; best care
horses he rnrss, carriages; eight years last
place. Carpenters Agency. 15f 6th ave
COOK-Tapanese. first class cook. wants posi-
ton in private family Or sentIeman's place;
willing TO go anyw here. many years refer
enc p Fuva, 79S Lexington ave.
PLE.-Ciernan: man gardener and useful
outside work: wife Sood cook and iaundress
Inquire Mathewaon Agency SIS 9th ave Tel.
37N-BryanL
FARMER. Experienced wishes position on
small farm, as Caretaker, present en-
mover as reference. ". M Postoffice Box
2n02 New York.
FARMER -FlouseworAar. married. German
American. children wife good plain
cook: wen recommended. Carpenters Agency,
154 9Th ave
FaPMFP wants portion working foreman.
II J. Tribune Ofic"
FARMHANDs USEFUL MEN married cop-
pies for farms and gentlemen's country
places English, German and S@cdes a spe-
cia.tv. Mathewson Agency, SIS 6th ave Tel.
9th ave Tel. S7S-Bryant. G
FIRM HAND S2I. Swede: good teamster and
mixer: has worked in this country; can DO
saTd.ninS ga, ln9@re BSyan Mrns"s'n agency siS
MARRIED COUPLE. scandinavian. farm
gentleman place man knows everything
about IL ruiYpg also horses cows and chick
ems wife plain cook, good laundress and
housekeeper. very best references. T. Nj,
rr'i,cne once.
mans place: married no family: drst class
refere noes Address u. ", Morristown, y J.
STEWARD for yacht, English with excellent
references. thoroughly understands his du-
ties Miss Margaret Smith s Agency, - West
SD Phone 8aJ9--Bryant.
USEFUL NAN s25. gardener and generally
useful horse COW and poultry: sober aud
good referenees Inquire Mathe.son Agency
SIS 9Th ave. Tel, 37s-BTyant.
USEFT-T. MAN. second man; Young, very neat.
tail Swede thoTnnghiy reliable. excellent
references 0sisrherg's Agency, IlG Lexing
ton ave Tel. to5t--Plaza
Young NAN 1a) wishes position farm
far from Bronkiyn. Walter Olsen, 800
39ta 81. Brooklyn, y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

WAITRESS for nrst class hotel: with ex-
Irarience: wages $50. Universal Employment
Fureau 80 West 37th st, Miss Peckham Man
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

CHA AMBERiAID-WAITR ESS for White Plains;
city In winter. Miss Curry 5 Employment
Agency. % West 42d St, fifth floor. Room 5tl
CHANBERMAIDS Wao do waiting; references
required: free registration Miss Curry En-
Tloyrnent Agency, % West 42d Room 81.
ffth floor
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
FoUlGiE

Eeulala
\ WIDOW with boy. IL years old. under
mothers control. would like situation IN
country home: no laundry work preferred to
v,s,les Protestant American. Box II. Tribune
once.
ATTENDANTS female; institution, near city i;
S95 monthly and maintenance; Tour uays va
cation. Ir,viu's Nurses Registry, - w. 1Ith ST:
f7I4 ,,fT3F5RNATp WATTR ESS.-Neat young
swedish girl; very good waitress; best ref
ave. Tel. 1o5o--Plaza.
CEAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. s.-Protest-
ant: particularly competent, neat and re
fined excellent references. cl'y or couii'iS y
Mrs Golfers Agency, IL west ga ST
C0OK-Cferrnan first class. good baker; has
friend chambermafd and waitress: do entl59 -bg
(v00K-Rv North of Ireland Protestant
young woman. competent; CITY or count =
excellent references Mrs- tooPei As ny '
6th ave 3Sth ST.
COOK--Swedish with without kitchen
maid. excellent references go any anyWhePe ere
Miss Margaret Smiths Agency - West f-u
Phone. 3039-Bryant. -----------
COOK.-Protestant with first class references
take full charge MISS Ma $40 91. ie.l
Agency - West +2d ST. rhone. G " az
COOK.-First class cook. excellent manager,
talti1s charge. very best reference from New
work. families diminish woman J. Jussia
Agency $50 Lexington ave. Tel. 4t32--tIa@ c I'D:
COOK.-Protestant will assist laundress; ex-
ceIicnt cook good references; city or coun-
trv Mrs Golfers Agency, 122 West I'D ST
COOK and LAUNDRESS or light housework:
competent ohlging woman; good references
CITY or c.untry. Mrs Golfers Agency L.
West 23d st.
COOK. LAUNDRESS.-Cierm girl very good
cook and Iaundress; friend excellent cham
bermafd waitress best references oster-
herg's Agency ZIG Lexington ave TEL 1o'"
-f,laza.
.t,OI-PLE-C,erman Protestants; cook, excel
lent baker: butler, good all around; both
txperiencrd highly recommended Morrow
Agency. 72I Lexington ave, cor 1sth st
GENERAL HorsEWORK.-Youn Norwegian
girl good plain cook, laundress. waitress:
references: rity: 500 Osterberg's Agency. T16
Lexington ave. Tel. l05'-Plaza -
HOESEK EEPER.-You American woman Of
good family tage 26) desires position as
housel1rtper in family OF refinement only,
within forty miles of New York city; good
cook and economical. no laundry work Is. M.
Box = Tribune Office
HorSEWoRKER.-By competent neat girl;
good family cook and iaundressi references.
city or country Mrs. coopers Agency, nof
Sth ave, asth st
MOTHER AND SoN.-Woman cook and
Iaundress do housework, son, coachman.
good gardener generally useful ohligins.
Mcrrow's Agency. T2l Lexington ave.
VI RSE.-Infants or grown, experienced with
both: good senmstressi has friend house
worker; good cook; excellent laundress. Nor
rows Agency TIL Lexington aye.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
Clearance Prices for
Summer
Curtains and CuItainings
Every item a money saver.

M
: 900 Pairs Muslin Sash Curtains
t.,sd -esdv 20 hanx-yard lons-vith rune
Strfped or Plain Muslin-pair r.------' Il
Colonial C,rossbar Muslin-pair-- / .
6-on spots detached figures and 80
openwork effects-pair. -------' L y
Above are made from a curtain mill rem
nants.
zoo Pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains
novelty or snowy designs yas- ~
Inuc-overlock edge-value Si-i9------'
,cn Pairs Lace and Net Curtains
Combination Net French Net with lace
trir,'d ruff1e and insert-aiso
Cable Net and Point Arao III
corded desisns-whfte, ivory
ord ARABIAN and 31z yds long 104
u,.re so 9S and S. 9S-to clear-...----
Balance OF Mfrs stock of Cross stripe & Iur
t.Irs-snownake and plain VeaNes-"lir,. ~,
ream Arabian myrtle. crtmson-yarn or I'm
n+-as, or harrnonzinx strtI ior
nsIrs-new clean. perfect
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24


Ella laborate-among these are a few pink,
light blue and lavender
That were $5-3s to sI.as-Clcarance 8. SS
That were ss9s to SIess-Ciearance SOS
That were sis.9s 10 sI7as-Clearance 6. SS
That were 500 10 So4 3s-Clearance I 3 SS
IN SAME DEPT.
White Irish Din.ities. FlaNcn
Checks and Stripes. Figured
Swisses White silk Mulls. 10
NI,rcs rized Madras. Poplins.
Piouss Linen finish Suitings-
were 29-to clear ..-.........-.-J
Embroidered ST. Gall swisscs- 40
dots figures. scrnils-value Cd
A., inch French Lawns and "a
Batistes-specialiy nne-were 30
Fancy sheer stripes and Checks.
Figured and Dotted Svfsses,
Mereerized stripe Batiste,
Mercerized Madras, Repps. lOL
linen finish CTcpes-a!so 81 inch 'As -
(ambr,cS Naipsooks and Long
cloths ~ inch Lawns
and 10 inch Ratistcs-were 10. ...--
Lace stripe Lawns. Checked and
striped Dimities. Checked
sNainsooks. Fancy and Dotted
Swisses Striped Seersucker>. n
Chsvtots Popln. also Lawns.
SainseokS and Long Cloths
were up to 10 cts..----.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

5IkAOGRA AfHEB-L0Bg Island City corpora zion
wants = ike corress ontsent: GENTLE. salary
starts about ses6- CreIenfiai Employment Ger
porsfien % Esraafv.,
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

y RSt-Engltsh Protestant nursery COVER
ness or nurse to growing children IN rec
years reference. city or country Mrs Col
llers Agency, 122 West 23d st
WAITRE Exceptionally neat strictly first
CLASS competent young woman; best refer
ences; city or country Mrs. Golfers Agency
II. West 23d ST
WAlTRESS--Swedsh. with excellent ref-r-
ence; makes all salads. understands serving
vines can carve. Miss Margaret Smiths
Agency. - West 42d. Phone, 3u3g-Brvant
For other want advertisements see eleventh
page, main sheet.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
ooMFeTIc SITUATIONS WANTED.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED,

Store 59h to Goth
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
oilet Goods Sale

Superba Geisha Talcum Powder
The true Oriental odor:
special Observation-Disclosures. 15c
Genuine Wire Strung Hair
Brush, with Hard Rubber
Dressing Comb-Very special:
for set, complete 25c
DR. Snow GIyCerine Benzoin
and Rose Water Compound
For whitening and softening
the skin 1902. bottle 24C
Dr. Snow Peroxide of Hydrogen
-S-oz. bottle, very special 10c
DR. Charles Flesh Food-5Oc.
size ...-...-.-.. SS4c
Dr. Snow Brilliantine-The reg
ular or inseparable kind: as
sorted odors; very special I9c
Superba Bath Powder-Highiy
perfumed: very special PFC
DR. Snow Sea SaIt-91a-Ib. bag:
special Qc
DR.. Snow Cream of Beauty
Qlquid POWDER; either pink
or white; very special 35c
DR.. Snow Eau de Ouinine-
Equal to the imported: 5Oc
size Observation-Disclosures. 29c
dales'. Lex. to I'd Ave, 59th to Doth ST. -
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
Taffeta Silk Petticoats

More wonderful NJ. & F. Sale OHeFlllgs
Taffeta Silk Petticoats. of sum
ner weight cut full, finished
with deep fiounce and tucked;
cotton underlay, in light blue.
cadet. dark green. light and
dark red and brown; cons1d-
cred a very good value at
SO -: the NJ. & F. Sale price. -SI As
Taffeta Silk .Petticoats, with
sectional fiounce and ruffie,
stitched. cut full, have cotton
underlay in black and colors:
NJ. & F Sale price ''sI.oS
Taffeta Silk Petticoats, in black
and colors. many different
STYLES. tucked and pleated
fOunce. edged with rutf1e or
silk jersey top petticoats. in
black, with taffeta f1ounce:
NJ & F. Sale price. ....... :e4.cS
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
Following for To-Morrow-
NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS
So g. 60c Satin Foulards 80

All the popular designs and colortngs-excep-
tionally rine lusJrous finish
OTHER SILK VALUES ARE
IS inch SILK Habutais-piain OF with
satin dots-black. white. cream and all "a
light colors-value Is. o.. .--.--.--.- 'ST
2S inch Satin Figured Shantungs-
small and medium desiSnS-lizht and 1R
dark COlors-vdlus 50 80
35 inch All Silk Shantungs- IN
summer weight-value 30 -.-.--..-..-. '|>
IS inch Silk Porgees-NaturaL Tan. IN
Navy. ColOrs and Black-value 40 ~
81 inch Rough Sh1ntunSs-ChaInpag1s
Natural. Tan and Black-sOft an
and lusyrcuS-vaiUe 50 .-. ..--- w
35 inch All Silk Seui-Rough ShantunSs-
summer wciGht-nessaiine finish IN
were 70 ..---..--- .. -..---.--.. ~
S5 inch Black Taffetas-rich. deep IN
biack-sofr or heavy fnish-Uere as. 's>
81 inch Black MessaIineS-fne texture no
soft and durabs-worth 81 70. .-.-- s>O
35 inch Black China SilSs-a most
hree desbTseis spsea sli',Iss ,see So 80. 10
50 inch Black Peau De Cyznes
and Peau De Soies-nnsdiur no
Veight-usually 81 10 ----.-.....---- 80
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
HELP WANTED.

Fenlal2-
NURSE. Protestant; two children seven and
eight years any nationality. Miss FitzGer-
AIDS Employment BuraH. JU3 9TH ave; entrance
on I'D =.
NURSE. for Norfolk. Va; two children five
anG three years; willing and. good tempered;
$3.50. Miss FitzGerald's Agency. 3o3 18th ave.
SECOND NURSE. VIII take an Inexperienced
SIG Miss FitzGeralG's Ageuc. 5c3 5th ave;
entrance on sd st
STENOG RAPHER-H Terminal building:
$1o$l-: refined Offices. surroundings; waiting
until fall TO locate permanently unwise. Jupp
Exchange. 81 Nassau ST.
STENOGRAPHER publishing house. lower
BroaGway: permanent: Of oldest. best
clients: waiting until fall until locating unwise
Jupp Exchange, "a Nassau 81.
STENOGRA RAPHER-S ECRETARY: thoroughly ex-
perienced; capable CT SUI ervfsing private
papers etc. position permanent, in Singer Build
ing: offer excellent prospects. Jupp Exchange,
- Nassau 81
STENOGRAPH ER-Young woman; elite law
firm up ge- Broadway: position permanent:
young woman only, S1s-Se5 TO start. Jupp EX-
change. - Nassau g.
STENOGRAPHER for publishing office. must
he competent and have good reference: this
position is permanent and with fine people.
Jurp Exchange. 81 Nassau st
TWO GIRLS. Protes;ants FOR Long Beach three
in family cook. So; chamberrnaid-v itress
80 st
TSBJFUL MAID, help in kitchen. etc: German
preferred: SIG. Miss FItzGerald's Employment
Bureau sos 9Th ave; entrance on Al St
WAITRESS. for Seabright: any nationality; six
in family. S25-$3G. Miss FitzGerald's Employ
nert Bureau. SOB 9Th ave: entrance on 42d ST.
MATTRESS fer Good Ground: four in family
any nationality: willing and obliging SD
Miss F'itzCerald's Employment Bureau, 5O3 18th
ave: entrance on 42d St.
WAITRESS for frst class hotel: with ex-
I,qrience: wages $50. Universal Employment
bureau 80 West 37th st. Miss Peckham, Man
ager-
various departments. Westheim's CST Broad
wav Brooklyn
WANTED Immediately five first class steuo-
erar.bcrs Smith Premier opera tors Apply
ir7I1adiately the Smith Premier Typewriter
Car,ranv. 2Ia Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

10c. To 20c- Wash Laces a Sc. a yd
1jc. Mohair Sici1ian at 49c vd
soc Figured Challfes al PC. yd.
sl.69 Black Serge at s1.25 yd.
Womer's $3.50 Lawn Dressing sacques
at zoe.
Wornr's Dotted Swiss Kinaonos at
S392
2"c English Decorated Porcelain
Dishes. Zoe.
7Jc. Al Silk Diagonal Pongee ar 3ec.
yd.
S1.O6 Liberty Messalne at Csc a yd
soc Large Size Bathing Towels at a5c.
3oc Turkish Towels. extra heavy, at
$50 German Silver Mesh Bags at
$500
$500 Leather Hand Bags at si.5o.
$40 Cowhide Bags at s3s5.
81" 90 Waltham or Elsin Watches at
S63t
women's $50 Mohair Bathing Suits at
Si.98
S5o.0o Sewing Machines at $500.
$500 Marquisette Waists at s2.s1
$500 Lingerie Waists at S3a5
High Glass So 90 Lingerie Waists very
extra special at S1.25
Women's $500 Pumps and Oxfords.
black and tan, at sI.29.
Children's s1.50 to sl.T5 Shoes at CSC.
Children's $500 to $3.50 Shoes at sIos.
Womens TIc. silk Gloves at 29c
s1.00 Healtho Shoulder Braces at 24c.
s4.00 Wash Dresses many new styles
at 81 95.
$500 Wash Dresses. many different
kinds at So .98.
$500 Linen Suits. q length coats. at
S2.98.
5000 Wash Dresses. double Hounce
skirts. kinono sleeves. etc. at S5.-J
Many extra specials in groceries
Wonderful little prices on wines.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
FURNISHED ROOMS 70 Ter

LARGE. SUNNY CORNER ROOM. running
water; private family; beautiful location facing
the Hudson; telephone Harrison. ci5 West 1Oist
st. Telephone 6D00-Riverside
18TH ST. 36 EAST.-Large and small rooms:
well kept; board optional: transients acCommo-
dated.
142D ST. Hamilton.-COol outside rooms
in attractive apartment: private telephone.
electric lights: every convenience. Apply Jani-
tor, 9S Hamilton Place. Laurence Dunham
81 Nassau st Extremely reasonable.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
NTIOU S.

MICROSCOPES. guns mathematical. surgical
and surveying Instruments: unredeerned piri.rs
specially NICkIIN'S OLD CURIOSITY
SHOP. If3 Park Row.
X. UABOZA the old and original china re-
pairer: marble and alabaster cleaned and re-
paired ~ East 62d ST Telephone 5Tt0 Plaza.
DI SALVO BROS.-Antique furniture hrie-a-
hrac. Sheffield and solid silver. ass 4th ave
9th st Tel 22s6-Madson square.
JAMES FAY genuine antiques paintings CO.
oniai furniture. silver tapestries and numerous
1ther art objects. a. AZ West I'D st New York
r. UABOZA. the old original china repairer
Marble. alahastsr cleaned and repaired 81
East ED ct. Tel. 514o-Piaxa.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

S-ENOG GRAPHER-Hu Terminal Building;
S1O-$l2. refined Offices surroundings; waiting
until fall to locate permanently unwise Jupp
Exchange. ~ Nassau 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
Muslin Underwear

Muslin Underwear
Another factory's surplus lot at
UNIQUE Mill and Factory Sale prices:
Women's Night Gowns Of mus
lin. high neck or low neck
trimmed with hemstitched
ruffle at neck and sleeves at. ''oc
Wornen's Night Gowns of main
sock; low. o u neck,
trimmed with torchon lace in
sertion and edge; beading
and ribbon to draw, ATM. &c
Women's Skirts of cambria.
with wide flare hounce:
trimmed with deep embroid-
erv: others with lace fnser-
ton and edge, at.....--....... oSc
Women's Drawers of muslin
trimmed with hemstitched
hem: others with fine tucks
above, at.....--..-....- ..-.....'''
Women's Drawers of na1nsook
and cambria. trimmed with
deep hemmed ruff1e, beading
and ribbon bow, at. .......--.- occ
Women's Combinations of main
soOk. corset cover and draw
ers. or corset cover and skirt;
trimmed with 4 Val. lace IN
sertions. beading and ribbon;
finished at bottom with hem
stitched ruffie. s.-....-.--.---. o1S
Princess 81 ips in white.
trimmed with embroidery and
lace edge; have wide flare
ruff1e at bottom, finished with
hemstitched hem: another
style in white. pink and blue.
with two lace insertions;
L5ILo LilLoiiet at d 9Sc
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

: .I-SAsI-N wanted for muslin and linen de
Taf5meat, stead positions 4 testiieiTn 3. 81
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

r,or,an and Italian silk Cross stripe
C,rtaius-never sold under S43s Qf
and s. aS-clea-ance- pair ----.--..---.
1unorted CoIored Madras-Oriental ~
~ iioh+ floral tints-clearance. ID.
E,,est Sunproof Colored Madras
- inch-high art effects 0f
,,Ire s39S-to clear. yd.
Another lot OF mill lengths of
furniture Velours and Nelvets-plain or
no,eIt,. dssiEns-$. 10 3 yG. lengths AZ
yaI,e 10 TO 81 40 yd.-Clearance. yd
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

81 TENOGRAPE Err Young woman: elite law
firm on up e. Broadway. position permanent:
young only s1S-s2o to start Jupp Elk
change. ~ Nassau
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

>sLESHTT.rs throughout +he TINTED states sell
ar--orlohGle necessities. every owner wants our
f-gfector. references required The o Nell Tlrs
4 Protector Co ..2n BroaGrar
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

STENOGRAPHER for publishing office, must
be competent and have good reference: this
position is permanent and with fine people.
JuTp Exchange. 81 Nassau
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

TENOGRAPHER publishing house. lower
Broadway. permanent: one of oldest. best
clients: waiting until fall until locating unwise.
Jupp Exchange, - Nassau ST