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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
sIIBROGsTE'S NOTICES.

SJTRROGATE'S COURT. COUNTY OF
Orange-Iu the Matter OF the Application
for Letters OF Administration or the GooNs
r,batteIs and Credits Of Carrie J. Horton De-
rogate OF the County of Orange, IN the state or
New York. made in the above emitted Tna'ter.
notice fs hereby given, according 10 law, 70
all persons having claims against the estate OF
(-1 rrIe l. Horton late OF the city or AiGcie-
town in said county. deceased, and the cred
itors of her estate that on the 18th day or
December. 1910 at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon
AT the office of the SURROGATE or the sal1
county Of orange. in the village OF GoSHeh
y Y l. the undersigned. intend 10 Apply TOT
Letters of Administration Of the goods, enc
tells and credits OF the said Carrie J. horton
deceased, to be issued 70 as sole adIn
traitor and that time and place shatI
apuly 20 have the amount OF my bono as sucI
administrator fixed az double the amount OF
the claims OF creditors against the said estate
code OF Civil Procedure OF tho state or New
YORK ana that they required 70 present
svrb claims to the Surrogate OF che said
county OF Orange at his said Office on or be-
fore the 10Th day OF December. 1910
Dated MiddIetown. y. Y. November 3 1910
EUGENE HORTON
II0NOBTTE- CHARLES--IN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Hon Abner C Thomas. surro-
- or the county Of New York. notice Is hereby
eaNS- 10 all persons having claims against
SS-raries Donohue, late of the County 9f New
~ deceased 70 present the same, with vOuch-
@ a.. sreoF TO he subscriber, at bis place o.
eerrsosartIug business at the Office OF Lefnuel Z
80 10 81 Liberty Street borough OF Man
$3.50 in the city OF New York OF or before
he list day OF December ielo. AZ, ,o,u
TaTsd New York the 9th day or May 1910
CHARLES ". COLEMAN. Executor
,,NrTrET + QJ'IGG Attorney for Executor. "
LIZ 3bertv Street Borough OF Manhattan. New
Xork city.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

TIE following persons are hereby notified that
~ -; ho,,e.b0Id effects. storage, will be
rnTlie auction Monday. November 81.
7eIo and II the sale is not completed on said
io.o' - Nsaia v,iu be continued each week until
Gats 80 - Tt-1,rins' storage Warehouses 257 10
s sST West ii7th st. New York City. at 1880
IN in default OF payment OF storage charges
mat are over year que. according 10 laws
governing storage warehoIsCssss,> ,,,r,r,,-s
-, rr-,,xIIlo Mrs n. NJ. Granger Mrs. T. VI.
pt,,,,n Mrs Wier z Harvey, Mrs. s. A.
Reynolds si ]. n GODFREY; Mr., W = Kirk. G.
S.h'-,naT Mrs A Cochoy. Mrs l.. Mann. Mrs.
= J. FARLEY. Mrs. Davis. Mrs F Bradley Cox
,@,,tenstien Mrs u. De GrOot. Mrs l. - Clark.
Mrs. John Corcoran. Mrs Oswald Fl J Relser
: - f3unn J. r Carey, Mrs. L. hays Mrs.
Tuukel II. W. Snlitn
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MONEY SAVING RECIPES

NOCRISEING HAIR TONIC-f your
hair IL neglected i VIII become dry ana
brittle and the scalp viii he hare, sun
md sca-y. The hair should be HOUTlSDe0
like tender Dlanr-EiVeu Just the proper
amount OF moisture and The scalp hept
soft and plant 4 good qUlnine mar
tonic that viii do this and nOuTlsh the
hair roots is made by dissolying one
ounce O. CuinZ0iD IN One-haH pint OF
alcohol and adding One-haf pint OF
water Rub into the scalp and mar
roots once OF twice q week It is soptn-
Ing and refreshing, stops falling hair ana
splitting 81 ends, destroys the germs
that cause darGruT and badness and
gives strength and vitality 10 the halr'
So that Il becomes rich, fine and glossy
HOMEMADE BLOOD TONIC-NIth
ne approach Of cold weather, outdoor
Tasuues sre given III. and there Is
likely 10 ue arrangement Of digestion,
-aSiiGEeC by the accumulation OF lupl!f-
ties IN the blood when the internal Or
cans TAI 70 properly perform their 1UHc-
iiers This condition brings On feel
lls &C IassiJUCe and often produces
IliTIr-eS and skin eTuD-5D1s- Get from
your druggist one ounce Of kardene, dis
eo-Fe II a. one-half pint II alcohol add
"he-la- CUP c- sugar then pour IN
enough hCr water 20 make fun quart OF
tonic Take q tablespoonful q this in
expensive blood remedy five minutes be
i9-s -s01 meal and = viii aid digestion.
T0a ~ the liver active. cleanse the blood
ahl tone -f -l- entire system
HELPFUL Eye TDNIC-The regular
Use II 4 strengthening eye tonic has en-
Holea many - discard their specJacies-
n. woman who looks older than she
--si.E IS Dr. wearing eve glasses viii ap-
1ee2ate THIS. To make soothing eve
III get from Eol- druggist one ounce
Tgsl1s and dissolve II in . pint of
Drop one or two drops II each
whenever they are tired weak.
=, rec or lufamed. IL VIII not
80. or burn. and makes GulI and ex-
--ssloness eyes clearer and brighter.
e@tL FLESH RFDT-C FF-I1on [ fret
- worry just because you are "becom-
s rec fat - Doc graceful or cannot
- {ie season : fashions. i Eou viii
ron your druggist four ounces -
..lglle ana dissolve Il in one and one
. p-fits ot hot water and take 4 table
;pSln-ll ~ tHls harmless fat discover
.-9It each meal YOU sgo1 viii he sat
- mat while you may not he IS slim
- SENDER rs YOU would ike - Ice. you
Iii moi Dc SO stout a. 10 feel constantly
asIined IN society or business.
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used in the quantities II IS now and with
ne further ado-nment OF costly fUrs i
cannot fail 10 make & company OF fashion
ably dressed wcnea an imposing spec
tRce
Attendance ~ the horse show iInpTesses
-upon one anew the fac thar sombre hues
are enjoying q surprising degree Of favor.
and this makes the bright coIors when
thsv are used I'd usually effective
The fur most often seen is silver fox and
81 frequently accompanies a black velvet
costume MoleskIn. although il seems 10
Dc especially adapted % the production OF
graceful evening wraps and scarfs and i
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

COOK.-Scotch Protestant: competent; friend
waitress. chambermaid or laundress; go any
distance: together, separately Morro"
~ Lexington ave. cor 5Sth ST
COOK tdrst cIass)-CHA dBERMAID-WAIT-
RESS. or general workers; two coiored girls
reference. Frances Wright. 41S West SD 81
COUPLE-Aunt and nephew. 80 and - years
old; arst class waitress or chamoernaid,
sea1nstress; useful all round man; eity or
country. Industrial Agency. II West sd st
GENERAL HOUsEwORK or kitchenmaid:
young, neat newly landed Swedish girl; very
willing, obliglng; small wages OsterpeFs
Agency, 116 Lexington ave. Tel. 1860 Plaza-
FOTSEKEEPE R-CapabIe ana refined woman:
managing or working housekeeper: personal
differences, J. E l. Box il, 1854 broadway
Tribune Uptown Ofhc"
KITCHENMAID.-Very nice young Swedish
girl; 60 homework, etc: best references
Csterbergs Agency. 716 Lexington ave Tel
KITCHEN MAID.-Lady closing house wants
place for excellent maid; city. country; 81
Miss Shee's Agency, s East 42d st
LADY'S MAID--English experienced; good ref
ercnces Address 4. / &, Tribune Uptown
Office 1864 Broadway
LAUNDREss- hrst class work; $50 $50
D.. Miss Hofmayer's Agency, Reed 4 Barton
Building. go 9TH ave. ninth floor Tel 432i
Madison SQUARE
I.ATNDREsS-S Scotch Protestant: very good
lauudress and chaInbermad: very willing and
good NJ tured; good references. Flaherty's Agency
4S5 Columbus ave Tel. ~ River
LAUNDREVery good ,r Swedish d1dae e4c9 4sfe
ences: $50. Osterberg's Agency. 716 Lexington
ave. Tel. 1885 Plaza.
LAUNDRESS wants position in private fam
fly: moderate; personal city references 400
West 57th st, care Brennan
IIATNDRDSS Hungarian: lauuders shirts. col
lars cuffs fine laces, linens. etc; clty or
country; S30-S35 w, Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau.
SOB 9th ave. entrance I'D st
LAT-NDRESS or cleaning by day; English Prot
estant woman; first class reference Alma, zoo
West 9th St
WAITRESS PARLORMAID - By excellent
swedish girl; neat, tall very willing; ex-
oelIent waitress; best references; country or
CITY: 500. Osterberg's agency. Tie Lexington
ave. Tel. 1O55 Plaza
LAUNDREss (colored,. az home or out: refer
MAID to grown children: good seamstress; will
ing to assist In chamberwork; ten years ref
ereDCe; $50. l. s., Miss FitzGerald's Bureau
sos 9Th ave. Entrance, 42d st.
MAID sEAMSTRESS-By refined German
girl, thoroughly competent; wages, $50 J.
w, 15S Newton st, BROOKLYN
[T-RSE and re C-HER CABSTHENICS-Re-
ducfng: wishes hourly engagement: ladies' only
ST. CROIx. 900 Columbus ave. list ST
NURSERY GOvERNEss : French: refined
educated young woman, S3o-S3 excellent
narsouaI references: city country Indus
trial Agency, il West 42d 81 Phone $40
Bryant.
NURSE-French. speaks English; experienced
infant grown: good seamstress; WILING
and obIiging; city. country Morro" agency
TEL Lexington ave. cor. 5Sth-
sEAMSTRESS in family. by month: objection
to other light work: country preferred. seam
stress 4 Fisher ave White Plains. \. y.
WAITRESS Observation-Disclosures frs
class; neat and tidy: wages. So; best refer
ences also Irish girl wages, So: FIaherty
Agency. 4S5 Columbus ave lsL ~ r....r.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. : DEPARTMENT
OF Finance Bureau for the Collection OF Taxes
81 Chant ers st. Stewart Building, Manhattan
-Importanr notice to Jaxpay ers--Not1ce Is here
by given 10 all persons whose taxes for the year
1910 have not been paid before the list day OF
November OF the said year that unless the same
shall be paid to the Receiver Of Taxes at his
once in the Borough IN which the property Is
located as follows: Borough Of Manhattan. 81
chambers st; Borough OF The Bronx municipal
Building corner Sd and fremont ayes-t borough
OF Brooklyn Rooms =. I. . and 8. MunEelpaI
building; Borough CT Queens. Court square, Long
Island City; Borough OF Richmond. Borough
Hall St. George: he will charge, receive and
collect upon such taxes So remaining unpaid on
that day in addition 10 the amount or such
tavas interest at the rate Of seven per centU1n
per annun, 20 be calculated from the day on
which the said taxes became due and PAYABLE.
viz October 3, as provided in section pa OF
the Charter as amended by Chapter ~, Laws
Of 1905
November /. 1910
FRED H f. EPSTEIN. Receiver OF Taxes
THE NEW YORK HARBoR LINE BOARD
will give a public hearing at 10 a n. Nov
20, 1910. in Room Soc Army Building 30 White e
hall st n Y to consider the locations 70 pc
recommended for the establishment OF U =
Harbor I.iaes for Jamaica and Sheepsheaf BAYS
interested parties are invited 70 attend WA T
ROSSELI. Col EnGrs-, Senior Member Of Board
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FOB SALE.

-T3IC PaPGATSs-Slightly used office furniture.
desks. typewriters cash registers adding ma ma
chimes. monographs. Ming cabinets saIes. aa-
sI -,ochines time clocks. partitions. cheek
~ 800 r,ers bookcases. NATaANs White St
BILLIARDS pool ana new patenf i raosIr.
49, 'oIray- builders DeckerS. 1913 East eto
81 Established 1880
NOD cIT FaIr0pean collection OF rare NINA
fttI nv C.asvay Ha1l. FarnGTa. Serre.
ca1Iofs Address Sealbratowiz. Box 43. Tribune
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Use Of DARK C)LORS
n Adds to Effectiveness of DC.
casionai Bright Tints.

Nearly every individual according TO his
o- her natural mental bias. always be-
,;.xes conten1poraneous fashions 70 be
.,-he- the most beautiful Or the most
,,5aous ever devised, but one may perhaps
"a allowed 70 hold the opinion that those
:, vogue 81 present are exceptionally beau
,sfni without hei1g accused Of prejudice.
TIE richness and SigDity q black velvet
rave always been Admitted. snd when il is
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-UNFURNIsaED ROOMS TO LET

THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS. bath. So
nriyate house middle West side; couple
rning 10 business desired Christians. rsfsr-
snoes Box so 1864 Broadway. Tribune Up
foy,u Office.
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
CHACFFEJ R-Gentleman desires position tef
experienced man Scotch highly recoI,eIee'
Macdonald. DAB West 4sth ST.
CHAUFFEUR 26; single: reliable; strictly sober
and steady: careful driver: do own repairs
c7e-ata anv car: CITY and country: reference. ..
Lawson. care Of Del Page. o0l West 146th ST.
ELEVATOR acknowledgements young
colored man American. tall. light; or as loot
man, door. all around. useful; elgnt Years fe1ei
ence one party. T. Aaron, 4s2 sth ave
JANTTOR-By colored man; loft. Office or apart
merit house; experienced: steam heat; small
electrical repairs. 3. \. Browne, 34S Nest 41st
MACHTNTsT F7OREMAN---Automobie building
or repair.ng. J. z. NJ 36l west 4!oeh =,
TORTER or SHIPPING CLERK-By middle
aced man; experienced: COCO references. Ac-
dress Francis. Tribune once. -
TECHNICAL ITALIAN TRANSLATiONS.-o
craed,-- ser11rate- chear: university graduate;
highest references William Beers, $3.50 Broad
way. Tel 490 Audubon.
YOUNG MAN en-. married desires position at
anything; experienced in office All! shipping de-
partnent. =. Y. Rybick 2o2 Palmetto ST.
brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN wants work in city institution as
Write. w Box 40. Tribune Once -
YOUNG NAN as wishes office position; neat aP2 -
pearance; attended high big sch9 4ot, *
references; 81. Burg. 81 East IVLn g.
YOUNG MAN IS, in downtown office; bright
willing; fair penuaa; salary desired 80 Ad-
dress n. Box 26. Tribune Office
Female
Observation-Disclosures competent; cut and ~
desires more days; 81 rs Nine Paris. z9'
C7ONPANION-A lady wants position as use
fuI companion secretary: morning hours
and part of afternoon. II requesJeu, 49, 49,
1855 Broadway.
STET0GRAPHER IS bright and intelligent
cars; salary. SO J, h, Box 45, Tribune
Once
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E-emaiS.

\ SWISS or French nursery goTsTness Tor two
,io.aI Agency 5O7 9Th ave
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Deal Cash tleaI- GEN. ------
CCANVASSERS wanted On news
naner proposition; previous expe-
-;.,,ce necessary. Apply Room ga.
Tribune Building.
- 7-17-I-7,71 a. ENGINEER and craftsman on
Let read technical German: 81 o40-
=, ano -. cart business Service Co (Agency1.
SOS Singer BulldLae- ,-----
C;00n BUSINESS MAN: inlue e IN towns
within " ""o,lI1ission Address Johnctone. %
770073 3T7STNEss MAN. well connected and in
Fucn.iaI wanted for conlGsnIai position.
Joseph JohnsIene' Fe&l f''-N '' - west
4od ST : =
- ,,acessiries every owner wants our
1rotector. references required Inc y Neil Tire &
--.-7T :, nv for real estate corporation one
~ ,-noJya with decided salesInanshlp ability
- go address Corporation, Box 20, Tribune
Once.
Fenass
\ SWISS or French nursery goTsrness for two
children: salary S3l-Sf" Inc acphinS focca-
tioraI Agency. 5o1 oth ave
:, ;777-I71.71ANTS for senatoricm. s25: private
asre call II o'clock to-day, The HOPKINS
r, ISe+j,,,qi Agency 5O7 9Th ave, between AID
and 43d SIS
1-TT ,IPFRN4TD and WAITRESS.-Private
for3ily ~ two. in country; prefer middle
,edfnan Twins Agency. a west 18th St
COOK CFTAMBERMAID- WAITRESS. Prot
es+ants for country wages 500 ahd so; any
nationality: must be experienced ana nave GOOD
references Industrial Association frhplcEihs
Agency. Il West 42d st.
7333-7I- $40 waitress. sac: Pedestrians; fo- city
family two adults: must be experienced anc
raTe GOOD references. InduEtria! Association
Employment Agency, II West 42d st.-
97OOK-ReliahIe woman, good plain cook and
caretaker. for country house, where family oc-
-srio1aIlv sreu5 weck-enIs Address. with full
1aT+jcnlars. IL Alexander, Box 80 White Plains.
Ny
FPENCFF resident visiting governess: chill
7~en 10 "a years practice music. assist lessons !:
liberal So larry Hopkins Educational Agency J9'
18th
FRENCH LADIES MAIDS wanted Immediately,
one position for Europe. The Hopkins Eouca-
t5craI Agency. 507 9TH ave. -
C:OyERNFSS, English, for two children; must be
thoroughly experienced and have good releF-
ences: wages $40. Industrial Association En-
ployn;ent Agency. Il West 42d st -
EOJ- SEKEEPER (wo-king); charge Of private
house: FIVE servants; good caterer ulaTketef-
Call Immediately. Hopkins Educational AgencE,
507 9Th ave.
INFNNTS NTRSE-Cierraan; f0u:- mont hs-o! q
baby full charge must be thoroughly expert
enceI and have excellent references. wages 40.
Industrial Association Employment Agency, L
West 42d St
NURSE for New Rochelle: Irish Catholic: one
child: wages sos: must have good references.
Industrial Assoca ton Employment Agency, Il
West 42d St
SEAMs'TRESS-S20 monthly; small private
sanatortum near the city: full maintenance
expenses paid. TWINS Agency, n West iltl
st
WATTREsSEs.-$I monthly: very plain wait
ing: private institution, near city; all ex-
peases paid Twins Agency, "a West nth 81.
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CARPET CLEANING

N Y. CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest. Largest, Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable Send for Circular
Tel 4e92+6eS BRYANT 4ST-459 W 45th So
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.-C1eans
BY compressed air. steam. hand or On floor.
1855 Broadway 421 East 4sth st CoE y
BRANDT Tel. f22-ssth.
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~ g sKW SHOP Is now LOCATED AT
-h4F. -, ave. between. 3eth a1sG 3'tih SIS
srsEti,- On ENC The ge-lu.r.. and --latest Paris
.,cf,-s,rs lh slrni Jouiiieri. and Electra Pearls
sssc-is.s i-st.y new designs in Hair Ornaments
1IoEr~I= -fecfletE, Crystal Chains. Bridge
x.,DE - tlalrpins and HatFins Of exclusive d.
'S h't - II found sIaeTh mere.
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-,-T1T-E7TDANTS for senatoricn so; private
y 80 cali II o'clock to-day, The Hopkins
r,.l,,cstj,,si Agency 5O7 9TH ave, between AID
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COOK C-FTANBERMAID- WAITRESS. Prot
estants. for courtry; wages $40 and So: any
4ssft+,y- must DO experienced and have good
IA 9rarantas Industrial Association Employment
-. NNast a2G 81
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or lNRERMATO and WAITREss,-Privste
t1-,ti,, ~ Two in country; prefer middle-aged
AN IrTir,.s Agency. Il West 18th st.
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INSTRUCTION.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
SCHOOL AGENCIES

American and Foreign Teachers' Agency.
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
erresses etc, to Colleges Schools and Families
Apply TO Mrs II J. YOUNC-FULToN.
- Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17

I-WEST END AVE. SIP corner ieSdl--Blcc'S
rom Riverside Park subway express station.
s,,rfare cars and Riverside buses: finest location
IN New York: handsomely furnished rooms
superior table
/ SD ST. ISs WEST.-ftandsOneiy furnish sd
| roor- private house. single suite break
| fast II desired
aIS;T ST-- "a WEST.-IarEe. comfortabls rooms.
| Tor one or two: all convenience reLsrenees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17

statesmen throughout the Gn't Test States to sell
rsferences required The oNen Tire &
PAt'tF'-t -. TlrCa
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~ ~ for real estate corporation. one
SfTI -, vita decided craftsmanship ability
Wen address Corporation, Box 20, Tribune
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FURNITURE.
4 nWXERS.
PiIRI-Ic NOTICES.

MR. ALLEN CARUTHERS ANNOLN'
THE REMOVAL OF HIS LAW OFFICES
II W. SAITH ST.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

AGENTS. making good money selling cigars "a
cur plan GOO &c. 27I Greenwich ST
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12- 737-STITsS MAN well connected and in
GCCD % ..n+sd for confidential position
nue., 9obnsTcne. Real Estate Broker. % West
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REM

THOROUGH. PERMANENT CURES IN cases
OF BLOOD Poison. NERVOUS DEBILITY
BLADDER COMPLAINTS an kindred dis
a. old. those desiring only first class scientific
Treatment should cali Dr- FONSCHCR tce ven
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! FPFT5-FF resident visiting governess; chill
9~cn 10 Il years practice music. assist lessons:
! liberal salary. Hopkins Educational Agency. J0'
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-7,77T7Ir $40 waitress $40: Pedestrians; TO- city
Co,ni,,, Two adults. must be experienced and
.a,a cHod references. Industrial Association
T-,,-tovr,er+ Agency, II West 52d 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
FURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET

BOARD WANTED private family preferred
L. 5 Box 80. Tribune once.
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97OOK-ReliabIe woman, good plain cook and
oaretaier. for country house, where family oc-
casionally sueud week-ends Address. with fun
rar+jculars. VI Alexander, BOX 23 White Plains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17

T-EFFvT-T. NAN-FngIish: SIS; on private place
In country: horse, COW, chickens, etc; excep-
ti7naI references. Albert care Mathewson's
Agency SIS f+h ave Tel. 3IS Bryant
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NURSE for New Rochelle; Irish Catholic; one
child; wages sos: must have good references.
Industrial Association Employment Agency, IL
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ENGINEER and craftsman on
ELECT FtlCan read technical German: 81 o40-
e. e ano art business Service Co. Agency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17

- 7=s,71-F 7SS NAN. influential In town.
G0Qh = eo yniia5 New York City. can make
|itnln " cornT1ission Address Johnstone. 20
40,5
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

100 ROOM HOTEL. To LET: half block from
Herald square. one block from Penn station
Eat o-ro-runirv fo- wide awake Apply In
nova ton Co. I35 Broadway.
P1TXTFpfS OPPORTT-NITY-Es Established -
years wafIpane-. wholesale and retail. yearly
business over s. coo: owner retiring Apply
Kane Drug Co. 623 ath ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17

CANVASSERS wanted On a news
y naner proposition; previous expe-
80. 80 necessary. Apply Room ga,
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nA REssN ARABIC" nEzsscE
CAEIAA = ORIENT UnHsS6
FEB. 4. $500 up for II DAYS shore trips
ALL INCLUDED. Round World Tour Jan -.
Trans-Siberisn Tour. Mar II. Rivisra-I Italy.
Jan & Feb: 80 Tours 20 Europe. Specify pro
gram desired FRANK C. CLARK, Times
Bldg. New York
COOKS HOLY LAND TOT Rs.
All Include Egypt Booklets
THOS. COOK & son. 245 Broadway, 264 and
563 Fifth Ave 649 Madison Ave. y y.
BERMUDA TOURS and I L., d. g ana 81 $50 50
MARSTERS TOURS. 81 ". 30th ST. y. 7 g
CENTRAL HUDSON LINE-Fasr Freishs
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BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED

I42D ST. 5I2 WEST.-Largs and small CHI
fuI rooms. steam heated. unusually 5
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T-SEF-T-I. NAN-CapabIe Of taking charge Of
yentIer.an's estate; care of horses: good driver
exceIIeT7- personal references from former m
rIover F. c. Miss FitzGeralds Bureau. SOB 9th
ave antranc. 42d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17

USEFUL. MAN sober. wants place IN furnished
room house for Homework. by the week A.
g vessel 400 East 21st st, southeast corner
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Female.

Young MAN is American Swedish desoent).
~ r,rf,-ate farnilr. drive and take Of
horse. can milk Benson, 40 West nth st
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T=sEFTT. 1TAN-HOUsEWoRKE brother
and sister: housevorkar. good cook. excellent
ba ar. man useful: understands care horses. gar
dening: also knowledge Of furnaces and autofno-
biles: city. country. Morrow's Agency, ~ Lex
ington ave 18th
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FRENCH LADIES' MAIDS wanted Immediately ,
one position for Europe The Hopkins Educa-
ticraI Agency. 5OT 9TH ave.