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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-07-14
nlL:TM PETITIONS
ACCEPTEDBYSTATE
Official Notification Received
From Secretary of State
Yesterday.
5000 EXCESS SIGNATURES
Amendment to be Known a.
No. lI-Alumni Work
ing for Passage.
$500 EXCESS SIGNATURES

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culture and the School q. Iinez. shall
b= sEcUred BY aplortioniug ~ each u
the cp1ut!e5 of The state and 70 the
City Of St Louis al amount equivalent
" three cent? upon each one hundred
dollars valuation Oh all property taxa
Die Tor local purposes. Such apvor-
tlpnneLt Snall be made annually by
the State Board oi Equalization and
the income arising therefrom Shall
be paid into the State Treasury and
nihDursed upon acquisitions OF the
board OF Curators Of the University,
"a hereihbeiore specified, provided,
that for the purpose Of meeting such
superintendent the county court OF each
county and the municipal assembly of
the City Of ST. Louis shall, if neces-
saFy, levy, in addition To the tax which
may now be levied for local purposes.
special tax Of not exceeding three
cents Oh the hundred dollars valuation
On All property taxable for local pur-
poseg.'
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-07-14
Water Coolers at Newmans',
BAD EGGS FROM KANSAS
Dealers Shipping Into Missouri Mus,
Stop, Says Food Commissioner.

Stop, Says Food Commissioner.
Heavy fines will be imposed on egg
dealers in Kansas if the practice of
shipping bad eggs into Kansas City
from that state is not stopped, accord.
ing to statement Of DR.. w. p. Cutler
state food and drug commissioner, here
today.
DIR. Cuth has peen corresponding
with DIR. S. ]. Crumbine, chief food
inspector of Kansas, in regard to the
law violations. and they will work to.
gether to punish the offenders. The
cases. if any are brought, will be in
the Federal courts, since the matter
is one of interstate concern. The
dealers will first be notified to stop
shipping the eggs. and If they do not
stop arrests will be made, DR.. Cutler
said.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-07-14
No Skirts There,

Show me man who isn't always
skulking behind woman's skirts +"
demanded the militant suffragette.
How about the fellow who sings in
the chorus:' inquired a coarse brute
in the rear Of the haIl.-kansas City
Journal.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-07-14

Until next Saturday night Henninger
il Offering attractive bargains in every
line OF jewelry. cut glass, etc. Don,
misc the opportunities in this great
reduction sale. -.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-07-14

Hennihger's reduction sale on jew
elry. cut glass. etc. will continue the
remainder OF this week. Unprece-
denied bargains until next Saturday
night. -
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-07-14
WHtermelons on ice at Hetzlers.

Listen for the Swiss Bells on the
Jersey Dairy Co See our drivers or
phone s04 for our pure Jersey milk and
cream, -
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-07-14

See announcement OF special sale Of
waists and two-piece wash suits on
page four today. STRAWN-HOLLAND
ID. G. CO. a.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-07-14

Oil and Gasoline Stoves at New.
mans.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-07-14

Lawn Mowers at Newmans'. :,
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04
NEW GOLF CLUB FORMED
Links at Picturesque Colonial
Ridge. II Port Chester.

The Clark 6 Parker Realty Company, of
Port Chester, y. Y, owners OF Colonial
Ridge. have made an exclusive selling con
tract with J. y. Gardner. No. i East t2d
street. Mr.. Gardner has had similar con-
tract on Larchmont Park, Larchmont-on-
the-Sound, with the late Edward A1cTickar-
under which the developed portion has been
practically sold out
Colonial Ridge possesses every attraction
for the home seeker. Elevated and rolling
in character, il has extensive views Of Long
Island Sound and the beautiful hills OF
Westchester County. The class OF the I'M
proveuents and its surroundings and loca-
ton give further assurance Of enhancement
in values. II is a parkIike development,
laid out IN curved roads. having gas, water,
sewer, SranoHthic walks, roads finished
with stone, driveways and cutters The
streets are illuminated by WeIsbach lights
and embeIlished with rows Of maple trees,
and present a fine opportunity to obtain
permanent home. The houses, already
upon the property and under construction
assure the character Of the improvements
The property combines all the attractions
Of country life with every city convenience.
Opposite the park is the estate Of MI.
Nicholas T. Palmer. with three fine houses
OF Spanish architecture The GROUNDS Sho"
the work of the landscape gardener, and
the entrance has been beautified by hand
some gates and shrubbery.
Colonial Ridge is reached from the New
York. New Haven & Hartford Railroad
station in Pert Chester, directly north Of
King street, d main thoroughfare, or by
Glen avenue. The trolley is soon to be eX-
tended along the south line Of the property.
forming belt line with the present system
and giving quick transit TO and from the
railway station.
Port Chester is al. express station, tWen-
ty-ive miles from the Grand Central tern1i-
nal on the New York, New Haven & Hart
ford Railroad. An trains are operated by
electricity Seventy trains daily, eleven OF
Y hich are express trains. without stop be-
tween Grand Central Station and Port
Chester, making the run in forty-two min
1,tes. L IS growing town, with 5000 pop
ulation, schools. churches Of all denomi-
nations. banks. markets and stores. and a
golf club has been formed which viii build
g clubhouse at Colonial Ridge
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

fected by tie new system have been chart
&C &c indicate each place III which West
orn Union Office is situated and the hour
at which the Office closes at night and
opens in the morning. This chart is COM
pared by the telephone company with its
own charts and the various points checked
off 10 show just whzre the nearest conEec-
tions can be made to telegraph Offices open
n rfrht
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04
For Bows and Young Men-COuntry.
STORAGE AND MOVING.

EAFGER.s STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO; sth
ave 33d 70 34lh sts.-Storage for furniture
-sddo5 yans 70! moving. boxing. packing and
SHINING esrInatee furnished Prone 32l0-5sth.
1f.F-TNI.EY STORAGE co. ~ East 1lSth-
Vans for moving. Shipping. packing ilioU
crate charges. Tel 1S14-IiarleIr
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE co. Gl1
East Tooth st.-StoraSe, moving carpet cleaH-
ing Telephone s50-Teth st
IrE BROTHERS STORAGE 81 VAN CO. 2l0
Fas1 I.5th st Storage. moving, packing
hesr service telephone.
Moving packing shipping, city or country;
loves cnarEes Tel. }50S Lenox
DATES STORAGE WAREHOUSE. 10 ist ave.
Storage. moving. packing shipping sAIeS ahn
rianos moved Tel 124-Orcaard-
Gl7>cTRAI. STORAGE WAREH0U USES. 3G7 West
a7th st-Movng, storing. packing shipping
-7-elsrlF0Ee $500 Murray fiil-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PATENTS PRODUCE FORTCNI15-Prlzes for
patents. patents secured through Us aGFer-
ttsed without charge new lists OF inventions
needed and possible buyers Hints 10 Inventors,
Why some Inventors FAIL books on patents;
send rough sketch model Tor searc1 oi
Patent O-tce records ana repst on patent ability
special agents n 800 cities and towns Ar.
Greeley while Acting Commissioner Of Patents
had fuH charge Of L. s. Patent Office Greeley d
Mclntlre, Patent Attorneys Washington, .. e
500 WILL PURCHASE CLEAN, PROFIT
ABLE AGENCY BUSINESS AND EAcLl-
SINE SALE ~ THE STATE OF ILLINOIS
AND ADJOINING STATES FOR AN AI-TICLE
THAT SELLS READILY. = GREAT GUAM
TfTE CAN BE SOLD At A VERY LARGE
PROFIT 81 A MAN OF GOOD REFERls1t'l5
NONE OTHER NEED APPLY. II. SHERIN,
40 tIFTH AVE, NV YORK CITY.
ADDITIoNAL CAFITAL-yVe finance and pro
mote enterprises Of MERIT mining. timber, coal
ell. electric railway. water companies ana indus
trial enterprises supplied with working cash CAPT
tai bond and STOCK issues taken for suIe. Call or
write. T. Hunter & Co. Brokers highest
uankipg reference furnished, so Broad st. New
ark. =. !
SEQ REQUIRED 10 increase bgsiness: enormous
profits new production unusual opportunity
+fEnersg.'' So Columbus ave
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

BIG kRGAINS-Sightly used Office furniture.
Cesks typswriters. caSh registers. adding ma
cb!ues monographs. filing cabinets. safes. ad-
6ressins. fnach!Ee4 time clocks. partitions check
protectors. bookcases. SATHAeS'E. White Street
BILLIARDS. pool aEd new patent combination
tabirs: lowest prices. supplies, repairs:
bowling alley bUiiders- DecHer's. I05 East 9th
81 Established 1870
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04
ANTIQUES.

sT7C-R0Sc'OPES guns. mathematical, surgical
and surveying instruments; EnreaeeInea pledges
erelialty. NICKLIN'S OLD CURIOSITY
SHOP fc3 Park Row
n T-ABoZA. the old and original china re-
Uairer. marble and a!absster cleaned and re-
rairad ~ East cd ST. Telephone 3I+0 Plaza.
~ V0 RROS-Antique furniture, bric-a-
b-gr Sheffield and solid silver. 3sS 4th ave-,
o7tb st Tel o246-Madison SQUARE
JAMES FAY. genuine antiques. paintings, CO.
tonfat fIIr-aitre silver tapestries snd numerous
rfTar ~rr objects 4S-45 West 42d st New York
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04
WORK WANTED


Male.
A GENTLEMAN (82) OF EXCEPTI00NAA,LL Al
THE NEW YORK AND MASSACHUSETTS
BARS G0LLEGE GBADTmTEfR GT rHR Df55i7 PosTTioA
WHERE HIS SERVICES WILL BE APPtt < = r
CIATED; HIGHEST REFERENCES AD-
DRSS, YALE, TRIBUNE OFFICE'
PAKER-Or ice cream maker: capable taking
charge: desires steady position al once Please
address reply 10 Baker Tribune. Downtown
ROCKKEEPT7R stenographer, typewriter. ex-
perienced desires evening position; exceIieie
references Box c. 416, Tribune once
CHAUFFEUR. just disengaged; nve years
excellent reference, written or personal ;
single man. % years OF age unQersta.itls at1 ms
or country. Address Chauffeur, 194 Broad st.
CHAUFFEUR, sober, careful driver; own re-
nafrg. references. Schnnid, 1929 Ave A.
pENTTsT-First class mechanic; operator; IN IN
registered; desires position Adress ~ g. g
CFPN N q wears; wants position at any
thing. Henry Salter. 755 1th ave
CyHANIC-Employed by day; expert electrt-
cal engineer and machlnist; thorough know
edge of gasolene engines, pumping, Wood"orh-
everything mechanical, has own tools; offers
services at odd times III partial payment OF rent,
small family. Roth SlgnaI CORPS iVV Last
34th ST.
sTABLEMAN---Married German: thoroughly
axperienced horseuani understands nedicaI
treatment wiees charge business stable; best
references. Moiset, Abb Sd ave, BrookIyn.
WANTED - Superfntendency Of country
estare- long experience, best Of references
Address J. NJ. c., Box L.. Tribune Office
Female.
MOTHERS HELPER OR USEFUL COM
CHARACTERIZATION wanted by refined young
woman of % possessing good health and
cheerful disposition fond Of children; can
mend and darn nicely and also do plain sew
ing. willing to do light homework and wait
en- table. fair wages expected and would like
tn be treated of the family. havins;
never held a position; prefer 70 go out OF
city within fifty miles radius OF New York;
also willing TO travel with elderly couple,
highest references given as 70 respectabtIity.
Address Neatness, care PostOf1Ce box 1895.
New York
STETOGRAP APHFR.-Expert- educated cultured
woman. experienced legal commercial. in
s1IranCe, editorial. secretaTial work past three
wears and now employed high class law firm
tired long hours overwOrk; accept moderate
SALARY where easy position, good hours. Ad-
dress 7 k Box i, Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male
JAPANE S E GmPsqymegs a4 PsSaness \ YAsSq'y M

FURNISHES MOST RELIABLE HELP
-oG T.ax4u-roD ave. bet 5Sth and 59tn stS
TELEPHONE $3.50 PLAZA
BT-TI. I.ER-Spanish young man t2Sl single;
speaks some English neat strictly sober
Emil Sainz 161 East a5th 81.
RT7TTEPg 1Englishl. with fourteen years ref
erence: thoroughly understands his duties;
GO ar--yrhere Miss Margaret Smiths Agency
81 west 42d. Phone 3039-Bryant-
PT-TLER- VALET--Young Swedish C8Ol ;
tbree Years last place; excellent references:
@-ia1d very good useful man. Osterberg's 8
T7Treau 7If Lexington ave
COTTPLF-Young. American, no children
man useful gardener, coachman- wife gen
- bousaUorker- references: $50. Oster-
6e,gis Bureau TI6 Lexington ave Tel. 1858
Plaza.
narieuc4d in landscape, greenhouses, vegeta-
bIas fr,lit. take charge large private place.
good references F. A. postoff1ce Box 90, Green
vich, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04
MISCELLANE EOUS.

ABOVE ALL COMP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
dealing. Prompt cash payments Tor conplets
IfLrarjes or small collections or mlsce anoous
literature can always be obtained HENRY
IfAIKAN ~ Broadway. Telephone $500 Broad
WANTED 10 hear from Ramona BurGihr Alarm
Manufacturing Company AddfeSs 44o Union
st, Memphis Tenn
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04
rvpEwRITINc ANp TYPEWRlrERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. - Nassau ST: catalogue
free; al makes taken part payment; bar gains
n uE1eFHoocs. Ren-DEtoas. divers. Srn.thss
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04
HELP WANTED.
Male
PROF.. D'ALESSaO'S

Famous New york school for cutting and de-
! signing ladies and gentlemen's garments. Taught
/ by mail or at 244 6th ave.
/ POSTOFFICE clerks and carriers wanted
Examinations will be held in New York
| and many other cities in November. Uncle
! Sam is best employer; pay Is hlSh and sure
| hours short: places permanent; promotions
regular; vacations with pay; thousands of va
| cancies every month; all kinds of pleasant
work everywhere; no lay-ons' no pun needed
| common education sufficient ASK Tor fret
BookleI IN 3SS, giving full particulars ana
explaining my offer of position or money oack'
Earl Hopkins Washington d G
ADJTSTMEN and claim clerk. college man
preferred; position has bright future; saI-
ary s1o40 to 81 800 Credential Employment
Corporation. 253 Broadway. Agency
AGENTS-You can earn more calling on few
people than canvassng- 1 teach you no"
free .. e. Jacobs. Hagerstown. Md
AGENTs-We've got the fastest selling auto
speciality yet: big money; sells at sight; no
house canvassng; Investigate RAPID safes w.
Dept n Candor, N !. -
AGENTS 70 handle our and cofrees; expe-
rience not necessary; build up a business OF
your own Call write. Burns & Reed. Io9
Hudson st. New York
ANY ONE make money corresponding for news
papares; particulars for stamp. Press Syndl-
cate, Ninety. Middieport y. Y
AUDITOR AND COST ACCOUNTANT required
by large manufacturing concern: will only con
sider high grade man, thoroughly experienced IN
factory accounting and cost accounting must
possess personality and executive ability; salary
So 5O0-S5 600 Call or write Business Service co.
Agency. 500 Singer Building
ROOKKEEPER as farm superintendent; un-
usual chance for capable. single man need
ing country air. $1,000 Credential Employ
rert Corporation, 253 Broadway, Agency
B5OKK KETHPER = Young. single American
Christian: city Office, Spanish American
firm: must understand Spanish; S1,OSO Gre
Dental Employment Corporation, Zo@ Broad
way, Agency.
BILL CLERK-EIlott-Fis one man with
little and man with good experience.
CredentaI Employment Corporation -o3
Broadway. Agency.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04
INSTRUCTION.
For Girls and Young Ladies-City.
HAMILTON INSTITUTE F9TI FoR

8 West Slst Street, OVERLOOKING Nan. 81. and
Central Park
foIlego certificates Graduate instructors-n1en
and women Practical Domestic Science, Gym
nasiur Basket Ball. Tennis, outdoor play.
posr-zraduate work in Literature. Music and Art
School Limited TO seventyive pupils. ONCE
hours 10 IN J. Telephone.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

T4DY'S MAID-sEAMsTRESs- Young. neat
Trauch girl, very willing, Obltging; excsllent
references: S20 Osterbers's Agency, 716 Isxing-
81 IC55 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

IOT~SFVVOR KEsR-WuI DO chamberwOrk and
waiting: excellent references: So; good cook.
,iry preferred. COoper's Agency. 657 6th ave-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

" ! -F2F-SS-Neat. nice Swedish gtri. first class
yvsiFress- salads wine. etc. best references
Osterbergls Agency 716 Lexington ave Tel,
ra5z Piava
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

VA NFF,T-The care OF house, city or coun-
Try, by three adults; are wiling 20 rends
beSr of rttv references from former employers
ADDRESS ; carr. Is East SD 81. New York
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

COOK-Scotch, Protestant; first class cook: good
baker. plain laundress; city. country, highly
recommended Morrow's Agency, ~ lexington
ave 5SrE
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

COOk-F1rst class references: city or short dis
tance in country. capable OF taking S1lI charge
Miss Margaret Smiths Agency. - West +2d ST.
1Phnna Hl24 Br-vanr
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

TA0Y'g MAID-SEAMSTRES rertned
Swedish zirI. hest references: city preferred;
sos Olsen7s Agency, 10 Lexington ave Tel.
4egS Plaza
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

L4TNDRESS-First class. family; u1derstands
collars and cuffs, $50 olsen $ AGENCY. L.
: rart-l.rnr a. cor 18Th Tel. 1895 Plaza
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

HOCSEWOR KER-Canadian. Protestant; good
cook; can bake, likes children. excellent seam
stress any distance providing child. six. taken.
M.rroN-s Agencv. II Laxing-on ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

IADYS MAID, very good seamstress and hair
dresser good uacker. willing 20 travel. excel
lent references NJ, Miss Margaret smith
42f
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

COOk-EngIish Protestant. excellent references
city or country. where kitchen maid is kept
Miss Marga-=. smith Agency, . West 42d 81
-phnne Hnn4 ErEanr.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

-Experieuced; infant grown; excsiiene
searI1stress- also two girls. one chamberrrlaid.
assist waitress. other laGndrsss. MorTow's
Agency III Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

" XT7-F F-SS-yvith first class references; makes
All SALADS understands serving Wines can
ave Miss Margaret Smiths Agency, - West
40d II Phone, 1883 Bryant
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous,
uAN-FD-AMBITIOCS LADY. STUDY PROF
itabIe profession. Social, Institutional, Literary
secretaryship. COLLEGIATE, 50 West e6th ST
LOOKING FOR A SCHOOL OR CAMP BY
-,ting SrhooI Agency sos E. ~ Park Row,
n You Can Find the School Wanted.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

I-ATNDREss-Ca do shirts, collars and ali frls
Iirers- e.xceIIen+ references Miss Margaret
Smfrhfs Agency - West 42d ST Phone. S039
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

YNTr%C, CCJ-PIE-WOuan hoJseworxer, coax,
qo0d baker. excellent Laundress. man useful;
,,rdarsrands COWS. horses. gardening highly
Tsrog7rlended NIorrow's Agency. III Lexington
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

COOk-North German. Protestant girl. excellent
cook. baker; takes care kitchen: good manager.
Osterbergs Agency, T16 Lexington ave Tel
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04
WATER FILTERS.

75RTI(K PURE WATER-LINKE "ACORN''
- - 4--9rco sel< cleaning stone tube water
-, srdorged by leading physicians
hooiyiat Tnnued 235 West 4dth ST
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

HOTSEWORKER- Excellent Finnish girl: for
general hOusew0rk good cook. willing and
9biiging- reference: $50. Schumans Agency. 524
ave Tel 1894 schuyler
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04
ON GOLD AND SILVER

HIGHEST PRICES for Diamonds. Old Gold:
appraiseueuTs made Itt-A1s--t-S =. "l-tSGh
COMPANY. ! Wall St
JACKS OLD CURIOSITY SHOP buys old gold.
silver. antiques. curtos etc JACh koFH. %
Flatbush ave, Brooklyn. TEL 5a5--Frospect-~
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

C4AMBEFM and waitress for Larchmont;
sn0 so.,. t7ree in family Miss Margaret
c,1I,htE Agency % West 42d. Room 2oT.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

V-aTCT7re AND CLOCKS and 1ewelry O
.vcgy description repaired BY professional
s,-rarf Va!e~ Holy repairing shop Room S
To Nassau ST.. seooud flghi.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

COOK for country, two in family $50. Miss
Margaret Smiths Agency - West 42d'
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

s25; Mamaroneck- N Y.
call this morning. Miss Anna Lacy Century
171-nIovn,ent Agency. 10 West 3sth 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a neat German gfsI: good
cook and Iaundress. good references sd
NatheFson Agency. SIS Sth ave Tel 3TS Bryant
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04
Female

YOUNG MAN-Coilege graduate; once. large
concern; SO Employers Reference Service
IA " 231 st Coutant & Hyle Props.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

4 FIRST CLASS infants nurse, $50; with
references Mrs Dtcklnsons Cooperative
r-y,r Ioy-r,,=rr Ageucv, 373 5th ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

! GOOD COOK $50 70 $50 with good refer
anra Mrs Dickinsons Cooperative En-
nIoyr,,ent Agency. 313 5th ave
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

BOY WANTED to work in Office and run er-
rands; must be neat, bright and quick Ad-
dress in own handwriting ". G. H, care New
York Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

C00K German FOR city; two in family;
Sa5-s4o Miss Margaret Smiths Agency. %
West 42d Room 2oT-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

COOkl Iaundress-Neat. very Wiling girl. good
cook, excellent IaUndress, best references.
Osterberg's Agency. 716 Lexington ave Tel. 1855
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

= FTRST GLASS waitress, $50 with reter-
anra Mrs Dicknson's Cooperative EN-
! 9T} 5rh ave
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

WANTFD-By commission and banking house
assistant bookeeper. age 20 TO 20 years goou
,,a1ca FOR right man Apply in his own
handwriting stating age and salary expected
{, T = 267 Parker ST. Newark y J
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

WANTED. MAN-Must be willing TO learn earn
and capable of acting as our representatives
no canvassing or soliciting: good income as
sured Address National Cooperative Realty
90 1912 Marden Building. Washington, D G
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04
Female

CEAMBERMAID and waitress-ExceIent young
swedish girl best reference city preferred :
81 Olson's agency. I'D Lexington ave. corner
5Sth ST Tel 1886 Plaza
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 284s FIFTH AVE
RESIDENT and DAY pupils from fourteen
to twenty-five years old Special studies anu
regular course. General culture work ana
ciaI
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

| STENOGRAPHER bookkeeper; exceptional
! oDportuniJy for high grade young man 70
/ advance with around $1J TO start; eventually
| to work out of shorthand and assume man
| agerial position Jupp EXchange agency
! ST Nassau st.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

| COUPLE for country cook and butler SO.
Miss Margaret Smiths Agency % West 42d
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

\ FIRST CLASS kitchenmaid with good ref
erenccs Mrs Dickinson's Cooperative En-
nioyrnent Bureau. 37& nth ave