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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-03

For Rent Firstclass corner rooms
with Or without board 100 sonth
Sixth street. 2J-9t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-03

For Rent-Basement under Daily Ex-
press office, In good condition. Board
floor, electric lights and city water
WIN be vacant April !. Apply ot once
at the Daily Express office. DIR
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-03

Tor garbage service, call Nal =
Ter OtltfiD. rrty auay-usrL pnonc
7s2. or call Al CITY Hall, rolice =
Department 6'26-ti =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-03
FOR RENT.

For Rent Basement under Daily
Express office Elegant location for
small business. Apply TO Daily Ex-
press office. al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30

pilgrimage and propose to return the smiles
with something quite different
Mrs Elder returned from Saratoga on
Wednesday night. and 10 a delegation OF
Brooklyn women who called on her yester
6av she satc.
1T Is the height q fcly 70 attempt to
secure any effective recognition ct such q
gathering as I attended at Saratoga. The
resolutions committee was very courteous,
but as We went for business the smiles and
cordial greetings seemed superfuous.
heard afterwar5 that the committee didn't
take any vote oa the matter Or even discuss
Il Everywhere else We met the same stti-
tide. Prominent members Of both the old
guard and the new na1ional1sts' answered
cur appeal with such evssive replies as
Women don't need the vote or. The time
has not come 1or that ysL.
Our repulse a. Albany during the last
session Ct the Legislature and the turn
down a. SARATOGA viii BE met throughout
the state ny decidedly vigorous methods
They won't exactly be Of the English order,
but they may be equally effective. Tea
party pzr-o- resolutions CT the old order
must be superseded by up-ro-dats rnerhods,
including street corner oratory. Districts
wh=re candidates are the creatures Of 20
!ttczl hczses must be invaded and those
men defeated fer the of1ce they seek.
All conventions Of = political character
are the same. said Mrs Elder The 70
I-tozl bosses dominate them. and the dele
gates are 'ragge1' for deliver Repub-
Itcars and Democrats are alike in this. 7
intend % confer with many Of the city and
state suffrage leaders within e few days
and hope that some 6the- system may be
insugurafAl that VIII advance the cause Of
canal suffrage more rapidly.
Mss Mar Garrett Hs-s who represented
The Manhattan sufrzglzrs ~ Saratoga. re-
turned II g more cheerful frame OF mind
than did Mrs Elder. she thinks that the
DELEGATION made an impression and that
the tourney was worth while
we made some converts among the
men she said yesterday. At the Offices Of
the woman suffrage party, in the Metro
roIi-an LIE Building. and Il there hadn' :
l1eer So much strenuous business going for
ward. and Il we had had time 70 get hold
Individually Of al the members Of the resc-
l-rions committee, We might, think, have
won The referendum plank we asked
Mrs. la Hustled Harper said tho SUI
fraz1s-s must grow stronger before poll
-ic,ars would pay attention 70 them,
What the women asked Tor was not z
--otss-fo--vomen plank IN the platform, but
rIedre that the matter would be sub
r7i+red ID the people, she said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30

49, ,r--fo,-slv intended solely for or1a-
-. he1-s 70 make its w5z-e- forget
..,. e. is os-er Necessary 70 give much
.--,sys thought % questions CT utility.
- ~ - trains on the new gowns
=. sspe-.aIlv frivolous II effect for the
-, --z- rhe- CO not appear 70 have
Re-, rs -es--- OF design a al, but rather
= - entire Indifference an the part q
.bs- creators as 70 tLs forms taken by
-. ho-ro--s C skirts. Several materials
r s+@e-e-- shapes nay be arranged q
ne 1r-,-e with great care z-1 Skin and
s--- frc- point about knee height be
,u,--es - follow their own sweet VII
"a HI a q beaded Ea-uiture, 2 point q
r~-s tisphs-ous fabric finished with
-ssss, q sash end with headed fringe
bsr,srs 2 tran reyC-d any other fart OF
re gown n o-= OBJECTS
u ss71ss g train fer the narrow skirt
nov N voz-s requires special skin. ana
Il Is decidedly dlverl1g 70 see what las
bss- acco--I-sred IN THIS way One q the
rms e--re--e FORMS e train Ter this style
II rzrne-- * The pointed che. which nay
-sgs--s sbo-- eighteen inches n length
&c nc- --ucL more than this II Ti1th be
fire Il begins 70 taper Al e2ceec--als
F-scstul train for The narrow skirt Is the
svuare one --z- $ adjusted b. means CT :
Tst-esu rles-. and Is cutie separa-e from
TIE res c+ -l=-zr--1 from ire top down
Tor women who Ike 2 train Of The broad.
sweeping kind --s- have been accustomed
. Il the past there aye models n which
rs-he- e-u fo---e SET On - about knee
height Etze-s gradually toward the back
p yrcaucs rrz desired effect without IN
,dugilE In any u-5l-rifed eccentrlci-es-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
Seen in TIE JbopS

Dutch tower about twelve inches high
costs g.
Flower holders in Austrian china 10
Mace against the wall are arranged 20
hold separate flowers and are selling Tor
81 90 each.
The best maids apron is IN the prin-
cess shape. with lace straps over the
shoulders; they sell for s. IS and upward
very stunning pettcoat Tor evening
near is Of white satin With narrow rufiie5
az satin-edeed chiffon and q deep rut1e
~ gray chiffon embroidered in gold ana
old blues. il costs 80.
4 pretty baby Jacket is OF nnely enlnIoi1-
sved lawn lined with delicately colored
mink silk; II costs 81 Is. and the sizes run
nm 10 four-year- measurements
A "a bite EiIz plush baby cap. gathered into
rosettes at the cides and having soft SIX
ties, sells for So Sc.
IA. OF irish crochet over SAT "a. WITH
roszttes. ties and ruchinss Of chiffon Tor
the fo,ir-vear-old. sells for 81 80
The NAMES &C Eaops where sEt.c4es - -,
-, rhfc ns.e were eeen can De cI=--e1 -
ssnsinr Z stamped ard addressed snEelcpe I'd
Seen in the eheDE." hew-Ees@ IEah--e-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
COURT FAvoRs MAN TEACHER
SAYS BoaFd Can Give Preference in the
Interest Of the Service.

Justice Greenbaum rendered decision
yesterday refusing to grant Miss Nary F.
Fitzpa trick q public school teacher, an in
junction to restrain the Beard OF Education
from appointing David Goldwasser as teach
er Of the graduating class OF Public School
42. II Brooklyn, to which place Miss Fit.-
patrick said she was entitled The petit
toner conterded that the hoard was com
PEELED &c give preference to TIE holders Of
grade licenses Miss Fitzpatrick who IS
now 2 teacher in the Brooklyn school, holds
such a license, while GcIdwasser, who was
transferred from q Harlem school 70 take
charge OF the graduating class OF School 43.
did not have one
Miss Fitzpatrick said shs stood ct thu
head Of the eligible l'sr. and should be al
pointed 20 tie place
Justice Greenbaum said that the law
vested the Board Of Education with the
power 70 appoint men teachers in preference
10 women when the board believed that such
appointment would he N the interest OF the
service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

.s+ste ard personal property IN Ihe City @
So, vo-lz FOR the year 1910 are due ana pay
able Oh MONDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1916
-. Era once OF the Receiver OF Taxes IN the
p,r0urb IN which the property Is loostso' e.
fo1 Fsro,,gh Of Manhattan. 81 Chambers 81
5Crovsb on The Bronx. Munlclpal bullolhz'
.%I'I- ~ Cd ard fremont aves
rnroveh OF Brooklyn. Rooms z. t. ana .
Municipal Building. -. sa. Yon~
Borough OF Ousshs' S0uie
iSl sofo1 1!is Of Richmond. Borough Hall. st.
cea aTs1 t.xe. become liens on the day due and
payable ga sx,vo1p PENALTY TAXES MUST BE
F5 ~ al n taxes which ars unpaid on ths MS.
u, On a. November interest shall be chArsea Al
a. "a yatr Of seven 10 per cent p5I am. I'M.
from October 3. 1910, tAe Jay ga
become due and pay2ols - a.. rsc.t,Ar =,
-,~sS thsv must be accom- panied ~ q ~
o-6er 10 assure return OF reee4p'7d S''is -
mail -.eA.- \ ghouid be mailed %
.b~ receiver as soon ss pos4le!s AFTER I'''A
SO kegn received b. the ta1psy sr,-r- -,,,- r
"@DRSTV CHECKS ONLY on - HE Trr,- = = ,
p-SIT+HANcF TO THE ORDER OF -E1S r.
Gel n e D z LEsTE.I Eeesivsr Of Taxss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
HELP W HNT ED.

Male.
4 MALE INSTRUCTOR fer English. city BOYS
school elementary subjects; SO. The Hopkins
Educational Agency, ooI 5L1 ave
: TEACHER for eIernentary English: So: BOYS
school city: preferably Engl!shran. Ihs Hep
kins Educational Agency. 5ol 5th ave
a0TFPTTSTNI1 NAN experienced IN writing
booklets. catalogues and able 70 prepare 40
--ertisirg: salary 81 600 NighlA agency EIa'-
iron Building.
COLLEGE Nan with three Or four years CT
ice experience 10 handle crresFc2lsr1-r TOT
large frrn- salary $50. E-shiu agency, F-zf-
iron Building.
COLLEGE MAJ 70 supe-nterd the fling de-
parrn1snt must be familiar with fing = SEEMS
and Office detail work; s2-ary 81 -Alz--l-l
- gsrcyl, Flatiron EuildinE- -
- r-1-7- NJ y "a sC- es once svgtematizer
r71--s+ ra--A had executive Office experience N
detail work; salary $50 4hgEil lAEeHcg)' : -a'-
iron Butld-nE
COLLEGE, Man capable Of handling stencil de-
~errraerr OF largs firm; also cetaii once e1-
De-ienos. salary so. Mightu tAgency', Flatlroh
Building
5777-7E7-17e--7ar- for small family, near city
60 en- with references. Golden Rule AgsI--sl
$50 9th ave. between ssh ar5 Sgln SIS ----
,-1T-PTF Fo- C3Crtrv, woman as cook. man IS
-p,1i-ler and useful man. $50 lrs DtcElnsoI $
Cooperative Er1ployrtenr AsencZ- % on g.
C5TPLE-aTsn gardiner. coach-n2n, useful: vie
general I-cusevrcrkeI. small pirate FANNY o
good wages Industrial Association. ms E -5I
pigment Agsnc-. II West "a q FH1"S '--O
3r-arr-
-Tz1- --E 77-TFF-CooE and butler. $50. city
can Mss Anna Lacy. Centlry Employ -72s--r
Arency IS Test ssh ST
0TC-FSICRAVER-v ell known raaEa zine re
-1f-e- +rsr class nnisher for Black ana VIM 8
~ rolo- work. c-:t-cf-tc-vr roslrlon5 CITY o.
100 n10 regulation IS hours week. week enc
irg n Friday. excellent cgrorrurit- Tor tI'7
-f-rr man call or phone. y 70 80 fT!ca
ea7ter,ber 50. Z G Eangelr Hotel cL-2oer-aho
city.
PPTZ1TE SECPETAEE-Prster man eEperi-
s--e5 sIore to1,rralls1ic lines. must know SIC
-,g-aphy. gaIary $50 1Ilghtu CAgency}, FIzt-
iron Building
PF17- ESTATE SALESMAN for new deye-oP-
Len rnrls- hev= good appearance " S1na--
b4rl<. Poem 500 * West 34ta s. \ = zLl--
~ F=|T.%-F1rz- class typewriter salesman
ssIar- and commission. vtsioLs Il ps"Tle.-L'
soIe-5f5 terr1tory. A. Bcz Sc. Irlouns once
-E7Tz X - taECz charge Of land selling force
500 week commission. $50 Nassau ST.
suite 1896
80 T-z7-T-T THROUGHOUT the United states 10 sci
a--C-,rbife necessities, every owner wants 81
go. references required The y Neil -t-s @
p--+-r-o- Co. 500 Broadway-
$40 Ny wanted. Address. by ls+Jef only'
p,-rz e reed Importers. 700 HUDSON 81
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30

---s dresden china rose trees n pots
.o.- 3 sp.eas. au6 are popular for ia
- groups u china figures. reproduc-
- y well known groups. are very clear
ven cclored ana sen for from IS 10 s.
g. 1-stflsn china tea set sells for s. =
most attractive 81 coioring.
--n CHINA baskets filed with fruits
ers IN the Louis XVI design sell
- ron @ 70 S cents. and are used fer
party or dinner fsvors.
:, e sets for two on willow trays. cost
= and upward
Al-e rests in the form O. dachs-
spece
-. - austrian ware for wall decora-
a. Il 10Y Dutch shelves sell for s. each,
me cc-oring IS most artistic.
2ott-e co-As with Dutch Agnes II
'@stsf On the TOP sell Ter 81 each
ieNlsr cigar Lighter IN tLs shape CT z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
SUFFRAclSTS CHASE CULLEN
Capture Senator Behind Coffin,
but he Won't Help Them.

those Brooklyn su@-a z-z-s ara after an
o&he- scalp. This tine T. Is Senator Thcrn-
Rs z Cullen whom they pursued so hotly
the ot1e- 1z- that re -zs forced q take
refuge behind e coE1 II az u-de-raker
She. and who. they say VII bs II his
political c71=n pretty soon = he doesn't
come OFT in she o-e- and answer their
question:.
7 vas while holding 2 street meeting
that bliss Any Wren. 3-.zs SARAH S-=r1er-
Eua s-5 6f-v other srE-z E-s-z sighted the
senz-c- o. me fz- landscape and gave
-chsse. through Union street the pursuit
rciled. u--L the Senator. becoming -yln6ed,
riu-gs5 t--9 -El 1-s- 5co-war. which vas
re undertaken and t-Ue-cref himself
Behind t1e biggest COIN. Coins don
phase sUefrzEsrs. They took -le -uahoE-
sny re6o-1t without pa1zz. and there YVES
ene exhibition or Ae-EtnE right there.
But TIE Senator declined 20 commit him
sst and the s--a--z-s have marked him
Sal 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
Of Interest 10 COOme7
SMILES NOT SUFFICIENT
Saratoga "Turn Down" RouSes
Ire of the SuffrauistS.

The smiles and cordial greetings which
the resolutions committee bestowed at Sar-
atoga on the women who want a suffra ge
referendum plank in the Republican plat
form appear to have been wasted on some
members Of the delegation at least Mrs
Robert H Elder, OF Brooklyn. wife Of the
first Assistant District Attorney OF Kings
County. IS one Of those who are not at all
satisfied with the results OF the Saratoga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
VAeAR|ES OF TRAINS
memories of New Gowns Trail
without Apparent Design.

.s.s have 2 great influence on the
- lind. and the man or woman IN
- - II Measure must be dressed in &C
s.--,s with the spirit OF JOY If the pur-
- r-ove fruitful. Women VII al
- s.vo- rhe trained gown fc' OCCASIONS
.s--..vf-v-so long as II does not inter
= I'll the particular form Of anase-
r. AZ han6-not only because It is beau
r. -, - slso because its trailing portion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
THE CHANTECLER MOTIF
It's Vogue Revived by Approach
ing Visit of the Cock.

The opening Of the theatrical season.
which Il 70 see the production az -~E1arlte-
cler" By Miss Maude Adams has given an
irnDetus 70 the Chantecler fad. which hsn
show signs Of Isnguishing Of late In
authorization % this important event I'M
norters are already exhibiting novelties 70
Ls worn and carried by women. While oth-
e~v are keeping their new things carefully
hid within the covers Of boxes until JUST
before the suspicious moment arrives. Inc
rooster. II would seem, Is going TO pefch
mon everything. from the top CT WON
.rfs coiNfure 10 the toe OF her slipper.
garrettes. combs, side combs ana ths
ooubled over braid hairpins are all oEaa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30

mented With the Chantecler, worked out in
real diamonds, rhinestones and colored
jewels. The idea is not as. bizarre as one
might fancy, for the delicate curves of a
cocks feathers lend themselves 20 such
uses. The diamond and rhinestone sets
are most IN favor. and are sold as fast
as they can he produced
To accompany the hair ornaments are
brooches and pins of the same character.
while theatre wraps OF satin and velvet
are being made with jewelled OF enbroia-
cred ROSTERS attached TO shoulder and
side draperies, and arranged as ornaments
in the front
Reticules and opera glass bags appear
with Chantecler adornments- Leather reti-
cuIes show a rooster in relief uror rich
eclored background Silk and velvet reti-
cules and bags have the Geek embroidered
upon them in silk. chenille or spangles and
beads. Fans show a cock IN the centre
sometimes accompanied by the pheasant,
AMI with plumage either embroidered or
painted IN natural colors or worked IN
spanglee.
Whether because Of the Chantecier fad
or fol re other reason. the vogue OF
feather. p taken q leap. and every vo7ll-
an 49,. IA not taken the Audubon soci-
et-'s age will wear plumage, while those
who have any scrupies on that score may
supply themselves with limitations II en-
bro.dered or spangled workmanship.
Makers Of Chantecler novelties have not
forgotten the children. and gayly colored
paper roosters are made in the form Of
cans that fold into quite a small space
and open out to m over the head of .
delighted child. Cheap little TOYS, too. eX-
htbit touch Of feather and rooster orna-
mentation that pleases the little ones. who
are always appealed to by suggestions Of
animal life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
CULINARY SUGGESTIONS

For crsa s75-e czUup measure cut four
--ssta- eua--s = crab apples S4ce and
e-af'3- Them without reel1E or cor.ng.
ca Z c1ptI q vinegar three cupfuls Of
&c aI1 tTo c-pf1-5 Of -1gar. Let the
r-.zfa-s Dol until re fruit Is zo.-. Then
res = tarogga coarse sieve and favor
WIN cloves and more literally
oNoe'eo mace and nutmeg Let II
s's-ltzet Jars.
. go I'll Jelly served n glasses makes
: tefy p7e,ty 6ezss-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
PROpOSALs.

PROPOSALS. F6R BCCEsEIN GACc,rLErS
trunk lccks-s and seces---ar-cy Slil1irs. View
York y. <. September 3. t9-e.-Ss2let p-c-
rcsas N trtr-ica-a. yq.l BE- rscsived hsre ard ~
tie Boston p1-.a1z-rhsz. CT caEo and So. louis
dspots % the OCarrsrun ascer-s Deparrrlsnr
urtI cns o'c-ock = NJ. October -. 1J1o and
thcn opens5. FOR turnisLlng and delivering 81
any ct the above mentioned Gspo-s- Buck
skin Gsunrlscs. TrunS LccSers. Euzssr Marc1
i1F Shcsa an4 Garrison Shcss. Information
ypcu aupilcarioc. Envelopes containing crc
ucsals 70 De tndorsa1 Proposals lcr CANT
[sls Trunk Lockers ard shoes % % opeleI
C-teber IS 1910" ard addressed 20 L. Celonsl
AZ GRAY ZALISsKI. Depot c
- ENGTEEER OFF1cE. ROOM SOC AMI
E.iG sing 50 WhiEehaM street., NsW YORK. Civ.
Sectsrlhsr 2 10t0.-Seslsd proposals. Tor 5redE-
irg ir arthur XII. -. and y. Rartcsn Say.
s5Ersvsbury E1vsr ard WoodsrIass creek y =
v-ill ns received A. this once uHtl - ~. c.
toasr g. 1910. ard Their cuoltc'v ere@sd. fnccr1ls
tlon on sprucarion- M T EcSsE-L, Colonel.
E.aslnasrs.
AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
f5r TIE Tribune received a. thsir- EproNFs
OEcs. No. 1854 Broadway. os-w9en SSH ald
grab srs Unst o clock 2. II A1vsrt1ss--sr
racslve5 a. rAs following br41cA e--lcsz az res
ulaE ctfcs rzrss Until Q clcck :. r.. VIZ 564
ssh ave- . & cor 2S1 81. I58 Grh CO..
Iarh - 1ca Essr 14rh PSI Wssl ga .
between Tth Aad sth ayes rs Wezt I-S-h A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
WORK WANT Ed
FenlalS

kenlaAS-
TRENCH GOVER<ESS TEACHES French and
Earr.ar. no tnglish highly recommended,
civ or country. Industrial Association Employ
n7ent agency u West +-c st Ehoh9 o-I'-
Bryant. ------.-------
Ct7VTSF%ES S-French; viii take entire charge
Of ctlld over four years; Will go 70 Fntladet-
-,hie. teaches Italian and elementary English
branches. excellent references. Miss FirztIer-
sI4's E,raployrnenu Bureau sos 18th ave. (entrancs
n 42d 81 -----
=T0T-~Se WOMAN. bcokkeeper. sterographe-.
Co-respoude--; highest hank and commercial
rsfererce seeks responsible position where ex-
eclttvs and business ability Is appreciated l.
n Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30

GIG BARG4TNS-slightIy used 9f.cs tlrritur-.
desks. rypswrItsrs. cash registers. atdtng ma
chinss minneapolis. hiinE cabinets. safes. at
dressing naacEtnss. tine ciccks. -ir.ors checx
protectors bookcases NArS&S'S- s Waite Stress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
NEW YORK
FLORIDA
En- wlnTER FESEDEhTS

On the East Coast Of Florida Furnlsned ano
T-nfuraished Houses for rent. real estate -3r
sale IN large and small tracts ADDRESS w.
II Il GLEASON. Eau Galiie. Fla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
Female

Female
, TEACHER, resident position. tor znglisn an
Trero,. $50. afternoons tres a.. - -
~. FIorLtns Educational AEs1'-y. oot oLn -H--
- sFFSTATD-WAITRESS. rs. apaFtl-el..
-zn Miss AIMS Lacy, Century ---'p''' --''-'
A gercv. = West 9sth 81 ~
C05TPETENT CHALBEE1ALA1D - ,,,iJr- Mr.
ress for family Of Two; 80, -, 70 -s-----
DICKINSON Cooperative L-lhp-'' H.
373 18th ave. ,II..
-c7c7V g25 for stockbriage. Mass CeIl' Nll =
Anna Lacy. Century A'np'os -l'T--
=c57TT s45- SWede or NorWeglan. Ca.- ~
COo-N. 60 century Employment Agency %
C0OK-LATNDREss SIS: aPar.rz,' s-sncv i5
Anns LACY, Century ErTlp-oyi-'S''- s'---' ~
w.; Z7=5777F Fss chaTn6ernaaid-wsitres
fsy1ilv tvgo adults. country: "sEes - sv~I,
a,,s-r,si Association. Inc-. Er.5tllos ~
- west 42d st, Phone 52l0 BRAN
---;.- y NT-RFse- family two wages toT
~ saH 70 SIS; waitress. So % $50; must H1vs
good references Iroust-- - .oS ~ Phone
y,,-,.l,vrosut Agency. II West "a o.
ENGLISH TNFANTs NURSE go; W71 49,
49, call 30 O'Clock me AGpA.ns - 4SS
..oaI rsncy sO7 5th ave, between AKA SA1 -
5-TT .-T-TZsFRY MAIDS. S3o-SSo, wanted
tirr,--.ediatey. The HOPKINS Eoncatio <Nse'-'
<o1 EtS ave. between 42d END $50 SIS
G0vFRNESs. French for two &C., licences
- s4o Industrial Associaton L., Too
TTa5T7ent Agency. II West 42d ST. FH0N' '--'
Bryant. ---- 7----,-.- % T[7r,
---77-cr-T-0T2R --Mother and daughter or ~ ~
1000 "a 20 The work OF private nousF. -
n 70 70 Friday and SATURDAY. say W e-- !9en =
---rN-z.ATD-svv Norwegian hiss
n ,ra Iacv. Century Employment 1Asei05' -
West ssth 81
- SF-S-fyerrnans French- Ehg1lsl5. ~,
= - v-ar,r6 Immediately The HOPKINS -
e.5l l,1 Agency, 5O7 9Th ave. between "a anu
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LOST BANKBOoKs-

BANGKOK Nc. 541-275 OF re CnlSa C1r1s SaVs-
mas Bank IS missing Ava rsrsen ha~iaE .
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same T.-ht1 ten DAYS submit % havlns sstd
rsssccck cancelled ara rev O1s issued
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lrEs Ics-t-u-i--- Az person Aavt-s claims
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same q re bank within thirty davs. or IRE SAL
book viii % declared ca-a--sd and er-r1ng1tsh -
and new one issued u 1su rhsTsos
LOsT-Bankoook Nc. So. 5I4 q tha Erai=-s-r
Industrial Savt-ss Sank PayEssc- scoVred
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EURNIsFED ROOMS TO LET-
ZOE sac.

PAFTOR sna BEDRoCN. piaro. o-hsr roc-ns.
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Public Service Commission
for the
First District

,x4 NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK CRY
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
PryFEAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF
TAXF=
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CARPET CLEANING
REMEDIES

THOROUGH. PERMANENT CEREs - -ssss
OF BLOOD POISON, NERFOLS DEBILITY
BIADDEE COMPLAINTS ara A-ndrsd Sfs-
eases. r5--zr a once II dangerous cases =s-s4s
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trsac1sl. should cal D. B0ESCHCp rhs veil
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TYPEWRITlNG AND TYPEWRITEas
VICTOR VISIBLE. IS Nassau 81 carsIoxrs
tres. ell makes taken pa-t payment. ha-gsl-.
IN CndsrwOocs- Rsnl1grons divers. SEnirhE