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New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
TELL OF MANY FIRETRAPS
Women Trade Unions Move to
Protect Working Girls.

Investigations Of factory conditions in
New York have been begun since the New
ark fire by the women's Trade Union
League They have asked individual girls
who find their environment dangerous or
,Ir,sanitary to report such conditions to the
officers Of the league, who viii then make
an investigation.
Already there have been reports Of fac
tories where the doors are locked all day.
Others. according to reports. have trap
doors with locks hard to open, and win
dows grated to prevent their being broken.
The negro problem has not yet presented
itself to he organized workers affiliated
with the Nomen's Trade Union League,
but when It does there will be no discrimi-
nation against the dusky race, according
10 Mrs. Helen Marot, the leagues secre-
tarv. Mrs Marot made this statement yes
;erdav morning at the Berkeley Lyceum
during a discussion held under the auspices
OF the National Association for the Ad-
vanceraent of Colored People.
Il asked one of the officers of the Shirt
waist Union" said Mrs. Marot. IF there
were negro women among its members.
she said no. None had ever applied for
mem I,ership TO her knowledge. II one
should. she thought. there would be oppo-
sition The officers, however, would stand
by the colored girl, and in time the op-
ronents either would he won over to
broader views or else would be ashamed to
raise any objections.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08

the front. II can be made with the shirt
waist sleeves illustrated or with plain ones,
and If preferred it can be finished with &
round collar. Serge makes the skirt Illus
trated. and the material for the waist is
albatross in matching color. With it is
worn an embroidered muslin collar. with
jabot- Washable waists are much liked
however, and a great many girls wear them
at all seasons. This pattern will be found
admirably adapted to linen, madras and all
such materials.
The quantity Of material required for a
girl sixteen years old will be- for the waist,
37s Yards % inches wide, 29s yards SO or =
yards "A; for the skirt will be needed 3
yards a or q. > yards Il or 50 inches wide.
and for trimming, braid according to the
width.
The pattern No. $3.50 is cut in sizes for
girls fourteen and sixteen years old. and
the pattern No. 6S35 is cut for girls four
teen, sixteen and eighteen years old Either
VIII be mailed to any address on receipt of
70 cents.
Please give number of pattern and age
distinctly. Address Pattern Department.
New-York Tribune. If in q hurry for pat
tern, send an extra 2-cent stamp. and We
will mail by letter postage in sealed en-
veIope.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08

choosing one Of the q1teter tones for II
Observations at fashionable evening 1uI1c-
-ie-s show that this season soft blues are
among The favoriTe coIors for evening
wars and that these are often trimmed
-frh gray This gray Is generally intro
drcsd il the form Of fur and there are all
ne shades from the exquisite chtnchilla 10
rhe dark uloIeskin- One rather striking
---au noticed at the New Theatre, had n
stead OF fur, deep bands Of mole gray
velvet covered with z design done in braid
q the same tone Nearby the real noieslin
vas seen used most effectively in wide por-
ders fer q coat Of Venetian point
Oze Of the most seTvfceable materials Tor
81 evening wrap is black satin and light
gray fur, or possibly errnine. makes an ap-
rroprfate trimming. giving the lighter
-ouch that is generally required IN such
garments Fur is used SO much now that
snv sort Of outdoor garo without al least
: hit about the throat always seems 10 be
inco-plete and suggests that the wea-er
nav feel chilly. Therefore the woman who
aims at having a wrap that shall be as
simple as possible ard yet fashionable, can
hardly DO better than have q small guam
-ftv % fur for trimming, dispensing, Il
necessary. with all ether forms OF decora-
sfo7
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08

learned numbers of young girls sat at pow
er machines, doing embroidery, cording.
tucking and all sorts of fancy stitching
with what seemed 70 the uninitiated like
marvellous dexterity. In the art class
rooms were shown rows on rows of the
drawings which these girls had done in
learning TO make their own designs
In the academic and art departments we
Try. with each girl, to correlate her lessons
with the trade she is learning" said Miss
H Hildrith, the principal She learns
10 spell all the words she will use in her
trade; if she Is learning the novelties trade
making fancy boxes, etc--she studies
geometric drawing; Z she is going into
dressmakng she learns to draw designs
Heaps Of boxes. lamp shades, aprons
Underclothes, jabots, etc. were there, ready
for buyers More than $500 has been
turned over TO the Board Of Education.
Miss Hiidrith said. since the school be-
came a part of the public system. Several
Of the large department stores. private
school gymnasiums and hospitals are
among the patrons that place orders with
the school.
Miss Virginia Potter. formerly president
Of the school. Miss Julia Richmond and
Miss Olivia Levintritt were among the
visitors yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

17-T=T7 STATES CIRCUIT COURT. SOUTH
IN 'TT1,strfrt OF New York-John Il OuF!e1:
r,.I.;f against international Machinery aho %
pIaIia.-tng pIaIiiea4., Company. Defendant 10 the
Ens ~ .--,es defendant You are hereby sum
aboNes - answer the complaint IN this actIon
mon MOI - sarvs copy OF your answer on L .ilr
anc at-orneys within twenty daSa aiIer
piait.....t ~ this summons. exclusive OF the
ihe - service. and IN case OF your IailnIe 20 20
cay o. o. answer. Judgment VIII De taken
appsa-, Won by default for the reiier ce-
asai.I!s IN the complaint
mararu rhA Honorable John N Harlah
Wi.ts+s Jurric@ of the supreme Court 9t
Associaee The United States. at the Borough
-, s1 Of Manhattan, IN the city OF New
Il - Work This I'd day Of Nove-nos-, IN
me Thousand nine hundred ana ten
che year "iiS Holm A SHIELDS. CLERK.
NORMAN & KAHN. Plaintirs At
WILDER, 0fice and PosteFhce address. -sS
Srnadway. Borough OF Manhattan, New
fotS ,h attendant International Machinery
10 r1.s.,Userfng r.s Company: The foregoing
ana ,s Is served upon you by publication,
suInit-s 20 an order of the Honorable
p puTsuaN ward a Justice OF tse Circuit
He..IS - rhe United States for the southern
our; our - of New York. dated November l.
DIS D hIsd with the complaint IN the
lsIo ., thg clerk Of the United states CIR
once Orr ., for the southern District OF New
cuit ~ ~. ,he "a day of Move mber 1919
DIN 9 NORMAN & KAHN Piatntirs At
" it-Dr ..navs once and Postofticc address. 2a9
PAn.i' 'yav Borough OF Manhattan. city
r,.t.d o. * Sew Yerk. November :. 1910.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
HOLIDAY ICE CREAM.

4 high authority gives the following
recipe for holiday ice cream: Prepare
about quart OF ordinary white ice cream,
adding 10 II two tablespoonfuls of scraped
and melted chocolate tsweetenedD and a
teasPConfuI Of vanilla. While freezing stir
IN cupful OF preserved chestnutS-the
kind put up in syrup Serve II in a neat
mould garnished with plain whipped cream
through which a small quantity of chest
nuts. minced fine. have been folded
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
Seen IN fbe |6oos

Sewing stands ii English willow. lined
with silk. with leather covers 10 match and
entirely fitted with all accessories, sell for
SIS: those with pigskin covers are S21.
Vanity hooks for mems ties. with four
arms. gold plated and having color-d
leather and pigskin straps and . two
letter monogram on the hanger, are g
each.
Tie cases Of leather. silk lined. with ad-
Unstable straps 10 hold the ties in place
and having a gilt clasp fastener, cost IS 30
Handkerchief cases 70 match aTe s. 10
Glass butter Jars for refrigerator use sell
AZ IS cents for the two-pound size.
French ssucepans Of aIurainite ware. with.
metal frames holding the handle in place
range in price from 81 L 70 8 % and are
especialIy good for nursery use
4 copper cfafing dish, with six Welsh
-srehi+ dishes. g spoon and fork on
wooden glass covered tray, sells for S25
Among the new toys this season is the
czear dog. he is iointed. and the little folks
carry him around under their arm as thelr
elders do the real dogs. The dogs cost
81 % and 50 80 each-
t-,,-;s+rnas stockings made Of pink and
-.-,,i-e and blue and white cloth are trimmed
r-i4r, bells and have a Santa Claus SICK
ing out Of the top. They sell for s. % ana
20 and hold much more than the ordinary
stocking.
a block Of Eeapolitan ice cream 1naae OF
wax finished papier msche Is very natural
tooLing It is for bonbons and sells Tor %
cents 4 charlotte russo made or the same
materials for the same purpose costs the
same
dolls washstand in the white enamel
s-.sh completely fitted On top with
linz set and all the needed accessories
costs 81 50
i. dolls bureau, the top fitted win cush-
,ons and toilet articles fit for the most
little woman of fashion seils
for SO -
Ez-aefed artificial Christmas trees tor the
deooratton Of dinner tahles' WIN 'ing
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Young Girls always find separate skirts
and si1irtwaists necessary to their COM
fort. This skirt is one OF the very new ones
that are made in tvo pieces. with seams at
the sides only. Tt is chic and smart. yet
not excessively nar~eE. and it can be made
from any seasonable material. 1t can be
trimmed with wide and narrow braid. as
illustrated, or with braid arranged at each
side OF the seams. - with a wide band of
material. The waist is SIM
pie one. but opens slightly to the left OF
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
a NIGHTINGALE MEMORIAL

Friends of Florence Nightingale have
not been slow N starting a campaign for
a memorial TO her. The Nightingale Me-
mortal Committee. which held its first
meeting yesterday in St. Thomas's Hos
pital has the matter in hand, and it has
been decided 20 erect d statue in honor OF
the anEel Of the Crimea. Other memorials
raav also be undertaken
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
WRAPS FOR THE EVENING
They May Be Sombre or Gay, as
Purse or Taste Decide.

AS simple OF form and as soulb-e Of hue
Is the garb of the Quaker may be the even
~ wrap. although IL is also in the plan
si7z OF this garment that the woman VINO
owes sorgecusness may find one of her
greatest opportunities 10 gratlfy her taste
one may envelope oneself Tor the evening
II q protective covering IN which are COM
b51ed many Of the brightest hges the dyers
have been able 70 produce. but those who
r7ay possess only one wrap viii be wise IN
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
EUR ELOWERS.

Fu- Is being worked into all sorts OF
curious forms as decorations for hats
Bows q his rather bulky material al first
struck one as being something of an oddIty'
buc they are nothing 10 what has followed
Enoruous butterflies, qlill5 and points
shaped like rabbits ears. are made OF Iur
s-d have become familiar spectacles- Now
The public IS TO be delighted By delectahle
flowers made Of skins OF all kinds with
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
OF Enferesf to f0omen

Goid or silver centres OF course, this
might have been foreseen, for since leather
braid. oilcloth, tapestry and various other
materials have been used fer making flow
ers there is no reason why anything should
be thought unfit for this purpose
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
TRADE SCHOOL PROSPERS
Manhattan Girls Find Ready
Sale for Their Wares.

open day at the Manhattan Trade School
for Girls. No. 209 East sd street, was just
the same yesterday as It was before the
Board of Education took the institution
over last spring The school has gone on
much as it did under private management,
with nearly the same corps Of teachers.
In the bis rooms where operating is
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts; NaFy De-
,artnenf Washington, D. c. until 10 o'clock
a. m december 20 1910. and publicly opened
ir,r7edtatelv thereafter. 70 furnish at the navy
yard. Brooklyn y. Y etc, a quantity OF naval
s1Tniies as follows. sch 1905: UndershirtE-
schF 20es. Mattresses. 30a7: Cotton drill
Sch. S0Ss: wooien gioves-sch. S12s: Cotton
ypss.a SCR 315s: Splint stretchers cotton can
,aa sch .3160: Patent anchors.-Sch. 3l6a
Steel tubing 51T2: silver-pla9ed ware
a,oi,cstions for proposals should designate the
schedules desired by number. Blank proposals
vii bs furnished upon application to the navy
80 er1ca New York. y. Y, or 10 the Bureau
r, J. COWIE, Paymaster-General, L, s. NJ
I2-5-I0. --------
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS oF5 THE
District OF Columbia. December /. IsIo-
sealeS proposals Will be received at this offtca
mill . O'clock D. M, December ID. 1910 fer ths
construction Il Branch Library at Takoina
parH n q specifications and all necessary in
formation NAV be obtained from the Chief C'lerk
Engineer Department Room AZ District Build
inp Washington y. c Deposit of SO REQUIRED
10 guarantee return Of plans. cUNo H RIJ-
TSCfPE IoEiN A JOHNSTON, WILLIAM Y
ICpsoN c J. BELL GEORGE r BOWER
NAN Commission 10 Construct Building.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
CARPET CLEANING.

n Y CARPET CLEANING WORKS
FINE RIGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable Send for Circular
raI SfeoNafas BRYANT 4s--43g " 45th 81.
CAPYFTTI CARPET CLEANING CO--Cleans
by compressed air. steam. hand or on noor
rssS Broadway 421 East 4sth ST. COE
RRANDT- Tel f5c-seth-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
Rem ECIES.

Tp0ROTGf;- PERMANENT CURES IN cassa
., r,J OOY, POISON NERVOUS DEBILITY.
RIApDEk COMPLAINTS an kindred dis-
o<a.n p1Tisr AZ once in dangerous cases recest
- I'D those desirins only hrst elass scienILa,I
treatment should call Or. BONScHUf x. .he !. .eN
sn-n s,acaIfst 50 ". Ssth 81. Hours. I'D -
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08

! q names of sho7s whore articles mentioned
on lh1s pase were saen can be obtained by send
lng a stamped ana addressed envelope 10 Seen
- the Shops. Heur-York Tribune To insure a
prompt reply The GATE OF publication shoull be
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08

candles on them. are % cents: larger ones
without the frosted effect sell for from %
cents to 81
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
HELP WANTED.

Maze
pocket lamp and ether lightning sellers: in
y@stigate. Titus M.s. 90, l4o Liberty s.
CANVASSEFS wanted On a news
paper proposition previous expe-
Tience necessary. Apply Room 314,
Tribune Building.
COUPLE Family four; Mount vernon; do en-
tire 'rork any natiopality- Morrows gency,
~ LeXinston ave, corner 3sth st.
FARM HAND.-MiIf three cows. oats ana rye
20 thrash: winter wages. SIS months
lrw1H's Agency. a. West 11th ST
MARRIED COUPLE-Prtvate 4state. fur
nished cottage provided; no children; coach
man and useful; $50. Irwin'S Agency. - West
11th ST
sALEsMEN throughout the United States to sell
automobile necessities. every owner
protector; references required. The O'Nsu Tire A
Plotector Co, 80 Broadway
ENOGRAPHERs- Number OF positions now
open 70 men; pay SIS Also a few for youths;
s. 10 Sc; permanent. Jupp Exchange CAgency,,
- Nassau
USEFUL Man for private school: any nation
aity: must have good references Industrial
Association Employment Agency. IL West 4ed st.
WANTED.-By large manufacturing concern.
two or three young men, single, 20 TO %
Years of age. 10 develop for good position
Following qualifications absolutely essen
tial: Must present a good, clean appearance
ana nave nlSN SCnop4 euucGtlOns must like the
routine OF Office work. and be willing IL neces-
sary, to take position temporarily out of the
city in order TO learn the business; must posi-
lively be employed al present and bo able to
furnish good recommendation from his en-
ployer. II requested; state how long with pres
ent employer and reason for wishing TO
change Ali replies should be accornpanIed
with full details No interviews will he
granted otherwise. II any one of these ouaii-
acations cannot be lived up TO do not waste
time replying Address L. G. e, Box is
Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08

E0TTD7T GIFTS o. UNIQUE AND -EACLC-
s.re Pa-fsia57 Novelties. with the inclspulanie
character OF rho real Paris make style, work
z-s-stf7 and finish. are now being shown IA an
-xquls.t- --srietg at JA5I8JES' UNIQUE PARIS
SHOP. -e-r -ernoxed 4eS Fifth avenue. be
- ser .s-- anc 33th SIS
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
IMpoRTANT NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs

FOR The COLL1-trI1tJN OE TAXES.
CHAMBERS ST STEWART BUILDING),
M4NHATTAN.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL. PER-
sons whose taxes FOR the year 1910 have roe
Leen paid before the fst day Of December OF ths
sai6 year. that unless the same shall ce caid =,
the Receiver OF Taxes az his Office n the Bor-
Cugh in which the property Is located. as followss
Borough or Manhattan. 81 Chambers 81
Borough Of The Bronx Municipal Bull stax
corner Sd and fremont aves--
Borough OF Brooklyn. Rooms . a. and a
Municipal Building.
Borough % Queens. Court square. Long Island
City.
George.
he viii charge. receive ard collect upcn sac,
taxes 50 renal 1ina- unpaid on that day add
ton to the amount Of such taxes. interest al m.
rate OF per cenruu per annurl. be cal
ct:lated from the day which the said taxes be-
came due and PAYABLE, viz. October g pro-
vlded n section 914 OF the Charter as Amended
by chatter 447. Laws OF 1905
December l. 1910
FPED y Z EBSTEIN Receiver OF Taxes
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


TIOTrSFK KEFPER-Bv a refined American WoHl-
an: Protestant; experienced: good cook abe q
take charge wdowers home small faihlly'
country preferred. H II. r.. "a Waveriy sI-
Maiden. Mass z-----
IfOUSEWORKER. general houseNorAer'
plain cook: Finnish girl. with excellent reiei-
euces: So Schuudn's Agency. 32i toiuuleus
ave. Tel, 1894 Schuyler.
FOJTSEWORKERS two: neat young coiored
girls: both good cooks: or do entire WORK prl-
vate family: city or out; both highly recoTnr-
rrended. Telephone 1852 Plaza Morrow Aseh-
cy. 7e1 Lexington ave. Ger. 9sth -----
TNFANT'S NJ-RSE-Experienced. trustworthy;
irish Protestant: take charge. bring up bottle;
reference 500 Columbus ave-: Gaffneys oeIl.
ATyTS NATD--French: first class references;
good l1airiresser, dressn1aker; traveller lac
o,IiI's Agency. s02 9Th ave ------
TADY'S MAID.-visiting or steady: good seyv,r
hairdresser assist other work Patshhe. 90
Washington ST. Hoboken. -------
7.I7NDREss class: Canadian woman;
| shirts collars: day or week; best CITY Eehei-
euces 3o4 East 18th ST. care or y --- n eels-
7 ATNpR ES-WiII assist chamberwork. neat
and tidy; good references: city or coun,ry.
uarss So5 FlaheIty's Agency, $50 toiulnous
ave Tel. i4t River --=-
Y77RSF-Scotch Protestant; 5 years refer
/ ences; very com npetAnt; take inisn. or grown
children. CITY or country. Flahertys AEency.
ss5 CoIu1npus ave Tel. I41 River
CF MISTRESS S-Hand work specially; refer
/ ences given: refinement required ADDRESS L.
Mast Alleusville. KY.
WAITE FSS-Sw edish; first class; very neat
! trim, Young girl: good references FIsf1ercs $
/ Agency. 4s5 Columbus ave IeL 81 E...-.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
OST BANHBOOkS.

BNNKROOk No. 5S3. $50 OF the Union Dime Saw
fngs Bank Is missing ANY person having
claim 10 il is hereby called upon 70 present the
same within Gays or submit 20 having said
passo,ok cancelled and new issued.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DUNES lC SiI VA IONS WAN Ell.
Male
BUTLER or second man; capable, industrious;
references: city country Jacquin's Agency.
BCTLER--Frerch; thoroughly experienced; 5
yaars' excellent references, city Or country
r. Industrial EnlI loyment Agency. II West 42d
St FhcHe, 5210 Bryant
BUTLER. COOK-Young married Canadian; man
butler: wife cook laundress. chamberinad.
eende e Taas AgendT ts i5f 6th ave
JTLER or SECOND i MANmEnsiish ,s good la, aI-
pearance: hrst class reference = MISS Mar
garat smith Agency. 20 West 42d 81. Phone.
2G39 Bryant
C0ACHNAN.-5r useful at anything; city or
country; coed gardener; best reference. II
lone, 60 West la3th 81
CONDEMNATION; thoroughly experienced
sober reliable; four years excellent personal
references: city or country H. Industrial En-
pioyynent Agency II West va ST. Phone. 52l0
Eryant.
COUPLE Butler valet: thoroughly understands
his duties. wife as parlorrlaid lady-s maid:
sntd seamstress; excellent references J.. Miss
Margaret Smiths Asen-y, p West 42d ST
CTlCPL E-Scolcn Protestant: young but expert
enced: competent cook and butler highly rec
on nenoed: anoti1eT. 90 entire work pTivate taIi
ey. T21 Lexington ave. cor 5sth -
FARMER German married; as manager
large farm or gantleman's estate; understands
crops stock rnachnerv. fruit trees lawns,
roads etc; good references. Address p o. Box
I2T Montrose Wcstchester County. n. 7
a y a y
teamster; experienced in american farming;
good reference. Carl. care Mathewson Agency.
SIS 9th ave. Tel. 37s BRYANT
SUPFRINTENDENT---T take full charge OF
gent.euan's estate; experienced IN all depart
meats. 7. A, Tribune Uptown Office. 1854
Broadway
Female.
CHAMBERAAID and WAITRESs.-By excep
ttonaily neat and presentable North Ireland
girl: excellent references from last employer.
~e5' Irvins Agency, Il West Iith 81.
COOk-First class, understands plain and
fancy dishes; very best references: wages
sos 20 $50; city country Flaherty's
agency, 4s5 Columbus Tel. T41 River.
COOK-Geruan: first class excellent baker; take
entire charge kitchen, friend. chamberrnaid-
waitress; likes children: city or out. 1892 Plaza.
Morrow Agency, T21 Lexington ave. cor. 5sth.
COOK-Younx German. Protestant: excellent
references: first class cock; S3o. ii. Miss
HcfInay4r's Agency 32o-22e 5th ave. 9th
floor Tel, 1927 Madison souare.
DAYS WoRK--By widow waiting. helping in
hcusework: sewing. mendng, etc. Leary. 100
West 0sth 81
FRENCH NURsE-Refned; young. will take
two children: $50: best references. Miss Shea's
Agency, East 42d st
GENERAL HOIsEwoRK-Goo cook excellent
iaundress wages SIS. providing child two wears
iaken also Young man, excellent cook butler
valet go anywhere. Telephone 3632 Plaza. Nor
rows Agency. 721 Lexington ave cor. asth
GFsRMAT KTNpERGARTNER. experienced.
wishes position children over two years or
aee; hrst class city references, W. r.. 2iI East
I'D ST
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
Female.

ATTENDANTS for Eanatorium SIS Call here
Before 3 o'clock Mrs. Pillsbury's Agencv 507
sth ave between z2d and s3d
CANEAssEES-Goo money To right Women
Can II te q. Room y. West 18th ST
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS-

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE BUR-xr-
FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES 81
CHAMBERS ST STEWART BUILDING),
b ANHATTAN
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08

Sewing stands ii English willow, lined
with silk. with leather covers 10 match and
entirely fitted with all accessories, sell for
SIS: those with pigslzin covers are S2I.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
SALES.

ADTOT RNED SALE.-By virtue Of an execu-
tion on a Hen. I will sell one safe (maker I.
Raim 4 Co. No s2945) at 90 Maiden Lane.
10 60 a. IN. Charles Jacobs marshal.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes-Cit
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency.
suppIies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
ernesses etc, TO Colleges Schools and FamiIieA
Apply 10 Mrs II. j. OCNG-FCLTON.
cS Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
FOR SALE.
FURNISHED ROOMS
eOERD AND ROOMS.

s0J-H ST 40 EAST.-Large. corner rooms;
steam heat elevator; private bath; also single
rooms; running water. excellent table; parlor
dining.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
EABRE LINE
UPEwRITINe AND TYPEwRTrE7s
PUBLIC NOTICES.

VICTOR VISIBLE. 20 Nassau st: cataloxuS
free. all rnekss taken part payment. hsryafnn
ia Cnderwoods. Remingt0ns divers. 9rnitha
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08

CHAMRERMAID-wAITR for small city
family: German preferred, S15- Waldorf Asen-
cy- IL West SD No fee charged until placed.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08

CCOK-Fanaily four; no washing; city now
jacksonville Fla, later; must like children.
Morrow's Agency. I'll Lexington eve. eerns'
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08

NURSERY OVERNESS-MOTHER' s HELPER
Teach two children. q. 3 years can =
o'clock to-day, Hopkins Educational Agency 5o'
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08

,5T-RSERY COVERNESS. French or Swiss, fcS
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New-York tribune., 1910-12-08

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