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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-18
HINTS ABOUT THE HOME.
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BY Rose Terrell

BY Rose Terrell.
The many uses that may be made of
common mating endears it TO the
housekeeper. AS a summer floor COW
ering 1t is cool and neat AS a porch
screen it may be made cheaper and
prettier than most of those than can
be bought. 1t makes fine rugs for the
kitchen If bound carefully. 1t wears
well in comparison with carpets and
prices. and has a cool, pleasant effect
wherever placed.
one use to which It may be devoted
is to cover porch furniture. 1t should
be soaked for sometime in warm
water to render it pliable. Then the
edges may be doubled under neatly
without breaking the straws. For chair
seats the edge should be tackled neat
ly and then the tacks should be COW
cred with a braid woven of raffia and
fastened at wide intervals with brass
tacks or small brown ones run through
a folded square of corn husk.
A table for use on the porch was
made out of n battered old affair which
had been consigned to the attic. The
legs were painted black and the top
covered with green mating which was
carried over the edges and tackled on
the under side.
Porch cushions were made by sew
ing the mating into bags, leaving the
selvidge side open. II was then soak
ed till pliable and turned and stuffed
with hay or sweet grass, and the out
er edge whipped over by hand. cord
of raffa would make n neat finish or
the edge may be sewed with twisted
thread of the raflia.
Long cushions for the steps could
be made i'm the same way and would
be n pleasant addition to the outdoor
| parlor. Even the wooden boxes for
holding the large porch plants could
| be covered with the mating If de-
sired and suffer very little from one
summers wetting.
One of the most useful additions to
porch furniture is the waste basket
of generous proportions. There are sc
many small scraps of paper, so many
burnt matches and string and wrap
ping paper to dispose of. that If some
receptacle is not provided the tidy APP
pearance of the porch will be marred.
A little ingenuity and very small
sum of money win convert the most
unprepossessing of porches intoa dam
ty reception hall which will welcome
visitors with as much hospitality as
the gentle hostess.
Five o'clock tea-that delightful IN
stitution of the English-may be serv-
ed here Lemonade or other iced fruit
drinks may be served If the tea Is no.
desired. or the tea may be iced ant
served with crisp waters.
A hammock is not an addition, IL the
porch is small. as It takes up too mucl
room. but n swinging seat is a grea
addition to the charm of the place. al
well as a great attraction to children
/ on very hot days the mating screei
may be wet with the hose and set II
the way of the hot winds which 81
often blow, to impart refreshing cool
ness. This hint should be applied Z
the summer sick room.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-18
LAKE LINDEN BREviTlEs.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph May
worm of Tamarack City, a daughter.
Irving Macdonald was among the
local residents to return from De-
troit yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Garon left list
evening for Montreal for few weeks
visit with friends.
Delore Lamotte of Hubbell left yes
terday for Canada, where he VIII
spend a few weeks.
Miss Margaret Boudreau will leave
soon for Hibbing, where she viii visit
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Dunlap and daughter, Doro-
thy, went to Gay yesterday, where
they will spend few weeks visiting
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Alderman and
child arrived home yesterday from
four weeks trip to Detroit. Battle
Creek and Union City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph st. Pierre anu
son Fred left yesterday for Mohtrea''
Canada. where they will visit Tour
or five weeks.
Mrs. Philip Holzberger and son Ray
mond have gone to Green Bay. WIS"
where Mrs. Holzberger was called oS
the serious illness of her sister, MISE
Kate Harrington.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-18
SAYS LOCAL BOY
Will BE WONDER
JAMES L. MALONE, FORMER
CHAMPION POOL AND BILLIARD
PLAYER SAYS Whitney HAS
GREAT FUTURE.

James l.. Malone. expert billiardist
and former champion pool player OF
the world, who is giving exhibitions In
the copper country, speaks very high
ly Of the talent shown by Wilfred VIII
mey, a well known local billiard play
er. Although WUmey has been playing
billiards but few months he has be-
come very expert with the worries, and
Mr.. Malone believes that he has ma
tural talent i'm this direction. Mr.. Ma
lone said. Whitney is surely a coming
player lie plays slow, depends upon
English and calculates well. / never
saw more promising young player
than Whitney,"
Malone win give an exhibition al
the Cubs billiard parlor this evening
at both pool and billiards. At billiards
he will meet Whitney. Ben Ursin and
Elmer Olsen. Malone will play balk
line billiards while his opponents play
straight rail and the result should be a
very interesting match. No admission
will be charged.
The former champion won both
the exhibition pool and billiard
matches at the National Billiard par
lors of Laurium, Saturday evening. H'
defeated Paul Orth and Lundberg n
pool by the score of so to 30 and a
billiards took Whitney and Trevilliar
to camp by the score of loot to 81.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-18

Special sale of 100 trimmed hats.
Choice s1.OO. M. Il. Leary at Vcrtin
Rros. 219
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-18
BASEBALL GAMES
IN The COPPER COUNTRY

The Mohawk team defeated the Lake
Linden team in a very interesting
baseball game upon the Lake Linden
grounds yesterday by the score of o To
8. The game was marked by frequent
klClas against the decisions of Bakken,
the umpire, and Lake Linden finished
the game under protest after the sixth
inning. Chaput and Schnicker were
the Mohawk battery, while Renwick
and ray were the points for Lake Lin
den. Chaput famed 8 men and Rem
wick famed G. A feature OF the game
was the home run by Mclaughlin of
Mohawk i'm the seventh inning, which
permitted two other men TO score. The
score by innings was:
r. H. f.
Lake Linden :. 300O1OO10-5 10 6
Mohawk 02OO34O0-9 10 3
GAY IS; Hancock 9.
In game replete with errors. Gay
defeated Hancock yesterday by the
score of 10 to o. DINNER and Buddo
were the Gay battery while Hanson
and Stack OBLIGATED for Hancock. The
score by innings was:
r. IL.
Hancock $40. ..4O310001O- 0
Cav go. -. ..400511400-15 IL
Red Jacket 9; Dollar Bay I.
The Red Jacket team defeated the
Dollar Bay team by the score OF to
at Dollar Bay yesterday. Kobe and
Onkka were the Red Jacket battery
while Minnier and Kahler represented
Dollar Bay. Kobe secured IL strike
outs and Minnier 3. Kobe granted no
passes, while Minnier gave 3. The
score by innings was:
r. II. e
Dollar Bay =. ..OO1OOOOOO-1 8 6
Red Jacket ....OOO1010 2-9 3
The Lake Shore baseball team de-
feated the Laurium team yesterday by
| the score OF IA to ..
The Hubbell and Red Jacket teams
will meet next Sunday at the Laurium
driving park.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-18
CONTINUE TO USE PUMPS.

Recent experiments have proved
that the natural water pressure from
Gregory's springs is not sufficient TO
keep Lake Linden supplied with good
water, and it is necessary to keep the
pumps working at a big expense. IL
was thought that the natural water
pressure would be sufficient now ana
to definitely determine whether this
was the case or not, experiments were
made after the last regular council
meeting, with the above result.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-18
TORCH LAKE NEWS
CONCERT WELL ATTENDED.

The concert given yesterday by the
Hubbell band at Wright's park, for
the benefit of A. T. Mclaughlin, the
tuberculosis victim, who is taking the
open air cure there, was largely at
tended. Those who visited the grounds
were much impressed with Mr.. Nc
Laughlins mode of living and the re-
suits which are very evident. Liberal
contributions were made to the free
will Offering which was taken for the
benefit of Mr.. Mclaughlin.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-18
vIv,ANs WIN BALL GAME.

The baseball team representing d.
vivian Jr. and Co. defeated the team
representing Bawden's store Friday
afternoon by the score of 16 to g. the
game was called in the seventh in
ming because of darkness.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-18

Via the south Shore. Fare and one
third for the round trip. Tickets on
sale July 2ith to 2sth. Return limit
leaving Duluth until August End. 22S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-27
EnPEcI OsIIRE SALES.

E7-PPFGTE COTRT OF TIE STATE OF NEW
work. COUNTY Of New Tc-k-Americzn les
r-onarA ~ Plaintiff against The Matlock Realty
C-orr1Da1- ana others, Defendants in pursuance
oT a Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly
Y7aSa and entered IN the above entitled action
ard bearing date the 2eth DAY Of August, 1910
? the UNDERSIGNED The Referee in said judgment
named will sell AZ public auction az the IL
change SaIesroor. Nos. I-l6 Fesey Street n
Ire Poroueh Of Manhattan, City OF New York
on the 2Tth day OF September, 1910, at II
o. clock neon on that dzy. b Bryan L Eennelly,
A1c-fonesr the premises directed by said 1rcg-
ulent TO b sold, and therein described as fol-
loyrg. Al that certain lot piece OF parcsl OF
land together with the buildings and improve
r1euts thereon erected, IN the Borough Of Man
hsrtsn Ciry Ct New York. bounded and de-
scrff-eA as follows Beginning ar the intersection
of the rcrtherly side OF Twenty-thtrd street and
The westerly side OF Lexington Avenue. running
thence northerly along the westerly side Of
zz,iug-oa Avenue uiueIy-seven on feet ard six
IN inches. thence westerly parallel with
TSvverty-third Street and through a party wall
fftv C50D feet thence soUtaerly parallel with
Lexington Avs-us ard 4 part OF the way
+r-nT1gb another party vail ninety-ssven go
f.e+ and siz (St inches 70 the northerly side Of
r,y7-a-rv-third Street, and thence eaSterly along
40, feer 70 the point OF beginning, Be tbs said
several dimensions and distances more or less.
Dated. New York. August SOth. 1910
NEWELL MARTIN Rsfsr7s-
rHOS- =. ADAMS, Attorney for PLAINTIFF. No
I65 Broadway. Borough q hsnhaTtan- Rev
York City.
The following is 2 diagram OF the propsrtv 70
be said. It's street Numbers are fS1 and 1S3 East
Tren+--third street ard - Lexington Avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-27

E-4F-S1lAC 5s11a5 boss On power plant and
-zLiTra- construction -crk. $500. BUSHES
a-v.cz @ agency sos Singer Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-27
EaEr q So

The approximate amount OF the lien CT charge.
n satisfy which the abOve-isscr1bed property -
70 be sold Is One hundred ten thousand. eight
hundred frresn and 96-100 (s110S15. go dollars.
-f-b interest thereon fran the 15Jh Gay OF July.
1910 together with costs and allowances amount
ing 10 Eight nundrsd eight and 54-I0Q CsoO3-54l
dollars WITH interest from the 30th day OF
AUGUST 1910 together with the expenses OF the
ssIg The aDpreIinnate amount OF the taxes. as
zsSs-nsnts and water rates, or other liens which
srz 10 oe allowed 70 the purchaser CUT Of ths
y7,,rohasA-r1onev or paid ~ the Referee y
Sj1-fv-fys hundred and ssventy-1vs (S6575) dol
satd premises viii be sold subject 20 Hrst
thereon II the rate CT SO psr annurr ron The
Isl 6av OF June. 1910.
-r-7e PREMISES VIII be sold subject to covenants
and restrictions contained n deeds recorded in
Tibsr 452 Conveyances page ga, and Libsr zT2
Conveyances, rage Reo. and agreement as 70
CCr7ersrore etc, contained in deed recorded N
T1ber IS CorveyHucas. -sgs go. Section 3.
dated. New YORK August seth 1910
NEWELL MARTIN. Referees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-27

&TT@E sss-s- with care Of Two children.
years .-her g months. SO FltzGeTalo's I'm
------=-- F--eau 51s 5th ave entrance al 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-27

Male
lC-oCcCIA,C-. familiar wi;a uanll-lw time
Keepers. -aaterfal tnen. co-an:sssev etc ST.
o. Business Service Co ,AGCEcyo. SOC SLrger
lull:ing.
E5TTETIsTHIG DLFFE,zl-3ST ATTVE- outside
Apply eve7lngs. III Springer. eaS West Izo1h
TcENTs--YVe have 81 hoasehold articles best
sellers Cag or write Titus A9fE. Co. l4o
aea-sv 81. Now York
[CENTs CON r1cncv ceiling new one-rTlirlite
automobile repair kit. demand enormous; par
irulars free. write to-day Frontisr sPe 1alty
r Box 10 No-th Tonswanda- \. Y.
lSSTSTANT EOCKKEEPERS. Who Understand
r-1sl balances who are accurate and write
istlly- cre5en1.al Employment Corporation. 253
sosaway, AEencF-
&C. and STESEoGRAPE for O.
see executive salary So 3Eighlu (Agency).
soCKKEEPCRS. double entry: clesn-cut ca
uabie Ane-lcars fcr places paving $50 %
I no. Credenrisi Employment Corporation. -
--scway. AEency-
TLDI10G Construction SUEEELclTE-c<D-
Ec1T-Cr'y fret class ma considered. salary
tour $500 Business Service c. (Asencye,
: Singer Bi6g
frSTcSEss promotion or efficiency engineer. IA
-1-lsar with costs and modern methods: able
Epe-lenced nan Crede1rial Employment NoF-
rrsron. - 5roa6v-ag. Agency
r-TLCR-Cs-T. th-ee Il family must be ex-
ps-1s1cec; say Iarionsllr--- 800 Mss tltzI5c1-
O. s Enrlo5-sezt Bureau. 5OS IN ave; entrance
z 40.
5000 and VsLET- for c.sy. ar nationality:
tal vcu-r- rour n family F1tzGeral6's En-
loFTnsnt Bureau. 513 5lh ave; entrance s2d st
Z-ERK-TntsIIiEert- healthy. single young
American for position o. trust ca councry es-
trs $500 Cre6en-ial ETnclo5uaenI Cooperation.
s. E-cz6u-sv. Agency.
EEEK fer fnfornz-son desk CT large concern
r--sf answer inquiries s.d Be % & cunEeutsl
isuCsi-1o-- salary SIS. prefer middle aged rnz1-
LlErll Asse.1c-i. FlG-irc- ls11lc[EE-
lex Tor rezl estate c1llecri1n work prefer
uollg college sra6Gzre. 1EiELlu lAEGnc-).
tzr--o1 5u.lfi1-
C-LEGE GRAULE-E n csvll mechanical
engineering 10 experience required, 5000
i-sinezs Service Co agency. sos Singer BuilG-
~
CRRESPC0DE-CT lsrliIlsr Win cor-on goods
salary 70 STAR SO. 1IiEhiI CAgs-cy). E1at-ro1
t1siEinE.
EST ZCc5-=S5TES71- oon57oileT- cree nlanags-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-27

v0-.-c Cc-oFED NAN a- housAke4re~
and valet "a bachelors, good cock. best
references HorusIy. 81 west seth st; care
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-27
LOST BANKBOOKS.

PANKPOOK No. $50 97T or this Union Dime Saw
inss Bank Is missing. any person havtns
rlafro % IL is hereby called upon 70 present the
same within ten DAYS, or submit 70 having E-ld
passbooe cancelled and a new ore issued
rANpBOoK 10. 506 442 OF the Union dime
savings Bank is missing. any person having
q claim 10 n IS hereby called upon TO present the
same within ten days. OF submit TO having SAID
passhook cancelled and new one issued
P1VEPOOK 10 SAL 6sS Of the Union Dina SAY
inss Bank IS missing. any person having a
claim 70 Il Is hereby called upon 70 present the
same within ten days. or submit 70 having sain
3asshooE cancelled and new one issued.
HANDBOOK No s54- 213 OF the Union Dime Saw
i1es Bank is missing. Any person having q
claim 20 il is hereby called upon 70 present ne
same within ten DAYS or SUBMIT 20 hs1ins SAID
rassbook cancelled and q new one Issued.
LOST or sTCLEN-Bankbook No. ass 42 q
tie German Savings Bank IN the CITY or New
York. corner Attn ave- and 14th ST. ISSUED t2
sam saninsky- All persons ara cantloTied
sgaInst NEGOTIATING the same 7, not returned 20
ne banl. on the 18th day OF October 1910. q
duplicate viii b issued -----------------------
lost on sroLEN-Bankhook No. $50. SIS OF tbs
German savings Bank in the City OF New
george CARRIER Al persons are cautioned
arainst negotiating tbs sans i not returned 20
the bank on the 18th day OF OCTOBER 1910.
duplicate will be issued
T0sT-Barkbook no. 42e.4ss OF Dr. Dock Saw
irEs Institution any person having claims
uuon aaid book ts called upon 20 present the
ssras 10 the bank within thirty days nr The said
b,ol< will be declared cancelled and sxf1nguished
ard new onA issues N leu thereof
TTsT- or gTOLEN-sankbook No. 5T5.262 o. tbs
German Savings Bsnk IN the City Of New
Tr1rno Novvakowski. AL persons are cautioned
against negotiating the sans Il ret returned
% the beaB on the l9th day e OetoheE, 1910
duplicate VIII b tEsusa
TJ5sT- -B1nkh55E No $40 $50. Bang Tor say
ines $50 4th ave-. New TcrE- Payment
s.cpeed. Please return bcok % hz1k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-27

D-LEGE GEAULE-E n c.vll mechanical
engineering. 10 experience required, 5000
i-sinszs se-vioe Co Agency. sos Singer Build
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-27

DEESSNL EEE-Dav or week. gowns renewal
inz. references; long experience; seasonabls
rates, q tr1aI 70 convince. Won O., z33 West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-27
STEaME2 NaRf P0MElL

Leaving Desbrosses St AZ 1-=5 P II. West
42f ST 2 NJ. West 1871 81. go ?. "
daily except SUNDAY. for Highland Falls, West
Point (returning b. boat or RAID, Cor17Tall,
Nswhr1rrh New Hamburger. Milton, PoUga-
keepste Fordout ard Kingston Orchestra-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-27
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

ABSOLUTELY SELECT private families dsair-
ing one or TWO rooIners. secure same
without publicity. Boarding and roouaing houses
also listed 10 place listed without Inspection
A1n!icarts recurring rennsd. desirable accom-
rladations consult Tslsphons Madison
ST JAMES REALTY CO.
I153 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-27
Public Service Commission
for the
First District
1s4 NASSAU STREET. NEW YoEE cEry
nFPAPTNENT or FINANCE.
ET4EAJT FOR THE COLLECTION CF
TAXES,
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

>to+frA ts hereby given that ell taxes CT resl
estate and personal property IN The city or
Tevy york Tor the year 1910 are due and pay
MONDAY. oCTOBER g, 1910,
a. the once CT the Fscefvsr Ct Taxes tn TIRE
Borough n which the property IS located as
aorouEh Of Manhattan, 81 Chambers 81
Pororgr or The Bronx Municipal Building,
co-Ter Of Cd ana fremont ayes.
Borough OF Brooklyn, Rooms = 4. 8 and =
Borough Of Queens Cour- Square, Long
Borough Of Richmond. Borough Hall. St
An taxes become liens or the day Due and
~ 1vo1D PENALTY TAXES MUST BE
PAID N OCTOBER
dav Of November interest shall be charged at
ire rate of seven ID Per cent Per annurn
from October 2. 1910 the day on which taxes
become due and payable.
When checks are mailed 70 the Receiver %
Taxes thew must be accompanied by addressed
envelopes WITH POSTAGE PREPAID in
order TO assure return Of receipted bills b
Checks dated October should be mailed g., g
the Receiver as soon as possible after bib
have been received by the taxpayer.
DRAW CHECKS ONLY on EEW ECEA
EXCHANGE TO THE ORDER OF THE Re
CEITER OF TAXES
DAVID Z AUSTEN. Receiver Of Taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-27
rHynr LIVE 2eo Broaaway, -
EuDSoN RIVER
II BY DAYLIGHT. 4

Day LINE STEAMERS HNDLCk ECD-
S0[ P0RERT FUTON AID ALBANY
T)aiIv except sunday Leavs BROOKLYN. Fulton
St (by Annex, 8. Dssbrossss St, 40. " 20
s. 9 ". 18TH St. ego 4 II. Landing a.
YonkArs, West Point. Nswburgh- Poughkssp-
sic kingston Point Catskiu. Erdscn and A.
bs-v EsSv connections North. East and West
Al thru rail tickets between n =. and albany
accented Most delightful one-dzy outings 20
West pofnt, NsWburEh, Or Eoughkespsis. re-
turning on down boat Meals served a. al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-27
FURNIsHEp ROOMS TO LET.

nor GENTLEMAN, fine light room. In cen
tral location; electricity. paFquet docrH. sspa-
-ats hath; o. bachslor's quite. modeTats rent "a
East bStn ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-27
rELp WANTED.
Ferale

y
TWO CIFIs-ore tn family; city; cook-laun-
dress $50. cha1uberlIlaid waitress S25- FIT
GeTald's Employment Bureau, sos 5th ave en-
trance on AID
WATTREsS-yIust he first class. for snail CITY
family. Protestant PREFERRED MRS. CoiAsf
fsency. AZ 4th ave. coEner 3lSt 81 -
TREse-City. four n fan1tly' must be ca
psble. SIS Mss F1tzGeralds Employment Bu-
reau, 5os 5th ave. entrance On zzosI-
WAITRESS and PARLoRMAIDs city. four IN
Emplovu7snt Bureau sos 9Th ave; entrance I'D.
TRFss-CHAuBERMAID Ter Brooklyn;
four IN fa-nil~. Protestant. SG5. Hiss F1tzCzer-
aIa's Employment Bureau. sos 5th ave. entrance
42d ST.
must be CAPABLE: $50. Miss FitzGerald's En-
rloyuent Bureau. sos Str ave: entrance on I'D
MATTRESS. FOR civ; four IN family must be
capable. SOS Miss F1tzGersld's Employment
Bureau. 5os 5th ave; entrance on 42d 81
WATTPFsE- for Pert Chester. three IN family;
any nationality: S25. Hiss FitzGerald' En-
7lcT11ent Bureau. SOC 18th ave. entrance on 20.
MATTRESS. for country; four IN family. S2s
Miss Margaret Smith Agency, = west 421
st. Room 207
ATTREss-vouag s7ede q German; city; SO
$50 Miss Eot-nayer's agency. Reed L Barton
Building. S20-322 5th ave, corner Of sd St
Rccm oo1-
WAITRESS for C7resrvvich: rnust be ezper1-
enced- Miss CurT5' Agency. p West 4-d 81
fifth floor.
-Ecuseworket. wages $50; no wash
ing. also waitress nurse and ses-astress; $50
each; city. 1I01-oTs Agency, I21 Lexington
ave. corner 55th.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
CASHIER and s-EECGR APEEP. experienced
Z. Gettens 625 Vanderbilt 81. 6rooklyn
CEAUFFEUR- -young German wishes position
anywhere. good mechanic. wages moderate
n Never. 322 West sc s.
CEAUFFECR-sober ara careful, oaa MAZE re
pairs: experience On several cars. good refer
ence, moderate wages 9 I. ~ East 4eth g
CHAUFFETR.-siz years experience: any
make car. Thorough mechanic, with last en-
ployer two Years \. f. 5s5 Amsterdam ave.
CHAUFFET R--singIs. eEper.erced mechanic:
FIVE years experience; szilful driver; all cars,
best references. new license. z = Grundy. $50
Amsterdam ave
CHAUFFECR-For Wi1fte steamer, I'VE years
experiences; do own repairing best CT refer
ence from LAST employer Charles Bol' III III
vision ave, B-ooklyn
CLERE--FosiDton wanted S. clerk IN publish
ing house newspaper ONCE or aoTer1sIng
agency BY competent man! undsEstanos "oTE
EoZ -. Lrlbune Once
DIsPATCHER, experr on rail7-ay mail service
routes. desires q take charge nan Ilsls OF
Irorntng daily. z Z O. Tribune once
EPERTENCEO oE7ce assistant. correspondent,
stenographe-, desires position A EoL -
GNTTOP-1IiddIe-a couple, no small
charge OF two new law houses wishes posi-
tton in elevator apartments. Janitor. 51s
West 18th st
STF7-OcP zPFFP and EOcKKEEPEF ex-
PERT in each, seeks position offering chance
FOR development; some secretarial- experience
references Address. AZ a. Irlouns once
WATCE1fAT or private detective wants worl.
AZ once; honest, trllstTyorthys reterence and
bonds e required. T J Kirby. TAO Greenwich
st. city.
WATCE1TAE CT CATE3IA1 Thoroughly com
ueten- trustworthy and reliable. az once; city
reference; bonds 4 required E. I. 79S Grand
st. jersey City. y J
YOUNG Man. I9. desires once position four
years advertising clerk experience; little
edvancerent. I-dusIrtous. g Ave
YOUNG EIAN. 3, wishes position al any
IhinE: ofce experience. T. Grobholz. SIS
West l79th 8 "
YOUNG NAN l21) desires position IN Office Of q
large concern. experienced H Q Cstjen- 646
West 52d 81
YOUNG NAN (17). experienced. desires clert-
cal position. ChaE Despenzere. FAC Central
ave. Brooklyn. ~ :.
Female.
DpESS1rL EEE-Dav or week. gowns renewal
ing: references; long experience; seasonabls
rates; q trial 70 convince. Won O., z35 west
z6th
DFFSS5TE FEP wishes customers p home OF b.
day z Bltckelsdor<sr. s36 "a ave. Can after
S O'Clock.
GCVERNFSS-A South american LADY. speak
ing English. Spanish and French. seeks 2
posfticu as gover1ess or companion; would
prefer going 70 z South American country hes
long experience and best reference. Address
"Corpetent-" Tribune Harlem ofloe
GOvERSEss.-Enslish governess with family
in country. VIII take two cflGrsus best rsiei-
ences; $50. Miss Shea's Agsncy. East 20 st
TEA HER-vIsitinE: English nationality: Eng
iish branches. drawing, painting -elocutinn.
French. ptsno tauEhts successful with children
Aliss de Gutze. ~ West aeth st