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New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

There isn't one woman in ten" the
speaker said, who, when she watches the
grocer weigh out her sugar, is satisfied
70 have the scales balance. She wants
the down weight on the sugar side, and
it is her Put in q little more. John that
drives many a storekeeper to the use Of
scales weighted CT the under side and
measures with false bottoms
The Commissioner brought so many
cheating devices TO the meeting that his
automobile looked like a junk shop on
wheels. All these devices. he said. could
be swept out Of existence If the women
Of New York would back him up.
Too many women nowadays are get
ting notion that they don't belong in the
kitchen he observed. Every woman who
spends her husbands money should over
see her kitchen, have some honest scales
there and weigh everything that comes in.
There's such a thing as dishonest maids
in collusion with dishonest grocers and
butchers. Don't ask an atom over weight.
but demand fair weight. and If you don't
get Il send a card TO ne
Put women won't take the trouble 20
co Tfis. A woman VIII walk blocks TO save
a carfare and then let her butcher cheat
her out Of three times the carfare with
scales that register wrong"
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
James Crosby Brown. PIaintif against
Terra Firna Realty Company and others. De
fendants---In pursuance Of a Judgment Of fore
above-entitled action and bearing date the Srd
day Of October. 1910 l. the undersigned. the
Referee in said Judgment named will sell at
public auction. at the Exchange SaIeSrOOnl, Nos.
tan. City Of New York on the 2sth day Of Oc-
tOber. 1910 at y clock noon that day. by
Herbert A Sherman Aucti0neer, the premises
directed hy said Judgment TO be sold. and there
IN described follows
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land.
situate. lying and being in the Twelfth Ward,
Borough of Manhattan. Of the City Of New York.
bounded and described follows. Beginning
Hundred and Thirty-thtrd Street, distant two
hundred and twelve feet six inches westerly from
the southWesteriy corner Of said West One hun
dred and thirty-thtrd Street and Seventh Ave
with said Seventh Avenue and through the cen
tre OF a party wall so far as the same extends
ninety-nne t99l feet eleven I'D inches to the
middle line OF the block. thence westwardly but
t27) feet six 90 inches: thence northwar5ly but
again parallel with said Seventh Avenue and
through the centre Of another party wall so far
the same extends, n1nety-nine t99) feet eleven
One hundred and thirty-third Street and thence
eastwardly but along said southerly line OF said
West one hundred and thirty-thlrd Street thirty
seven t31 feet six 49, inches 70 the point or
place Of beginning The said premises being
now known as No 20S West 133d Street.
Dated New York. October 7th. 1910
NAXI9IUS a. LESSER. Referee
LORD. DAY & LORD, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
40 Wall Street. Boro Ct Manhattan. New
The following Is diagram Of the property 70
he sold: its street Number is 20S West 1880
Street:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

propriate As illustrated. however. the
tucked corset cover is made CT batiste, en-
broidered in French style, while the gath
cred corset cover IS made Of lawn, trimmed
with embroidery and narrow frills. Dotted
and cross-barred musIins are used. as well
as the plain ones, and some women like
Habutai silk for the purpose.
The quantity of material required for the
medium size IS, for eithsr corset cover, two
wards q inches wide, one and one-fourth
Yards s6 inches wide or seven-eighths OF a
yard a inches wide with three yards Of
heading and three and oue-half yards Of
edging for the gathered corset cover.
The pattern. No. 6s17. is cut in sizes for
a ~. 81. SO. ss and 40 inch bust measure
and will be mailed TO any address on re-
ceipt OF 10 cents.
Please give number of pattern and bust
measure distinctly. Address Pattern De-
nartn,ent. New-York Tribune. If in a
hurry for pattern send an extra 2-cent
postage stamp and we will mail it by letter
hostage In sealed envelope
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
THE FOLDING DESK.

A guest room rarely seems complete with
out some sort Of a desk or writing table
and the average apartment guest quarters
are too small for the ordinary writing ar
angennent: so some clever person has in
vented a convenient little folding writing
table that stands against the wall. These
affairs are in the form Of mahogany racks
about sixteen inches long. and are slightly
higher than the ordinary table. When
shut up they take scarcely any room,
as they are NOT more than six inches deep.
When the screw IS turned and the rack let
down one has a fully equipped writing
table. with all the necessary appointments
ink well. pencils, penholders, magazine
scissors and a large blotter, with metal or
leather corners. These convenient little
folding desks will no DOUBT prove a boon
70 those unfortunates who must occupy
small boarding house bedrooms yet Who
love their own desks.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
Seen IN the |bopS

son with one arm is a combination Of
hIsde and fork and costs 81 60
There is a new can opener. which has
G lrn.se TO make the incision IN the can:
go, scissors TO do the rest Of the work;
II sells for 70 cents.
IdttIe china pitchers with a strainer at
tacbnenr. are egg separators The strainer
toIds the yolk, while the white passes
through and is poured from the spout OF
The pitcher. The conrivance sells for IS
cents.
An ear cap for babies, 70 conhne out
standing ears and 10 keep the BABY from
wing on the ears when they are turned
forward. Is made OF laps and net ana
sells for 75 cents. 1t is little conioroaoie
end becoming
Aluminium coffee percolators come ~ tii7
form Of little perforated boxes Win au-
1,stable handles. and sell for L ana 10
cents each They are filed win sioui'U
oaree and dropped IN the cofee put
The names Of shops where Atit-ss - seDd-
- .tss go were seen can be obtaineo % e.
ing a stamped and addressed en- =. 0-'S~
70 ths shoys." New-YOLA IEi5ane =z--- ----1--
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
West 188d Street
West I32d Street.

The approximate amount Of the lien or charge.
IN satisfy which the eoove-described property is
TO be sold. is Thirty-twO thousand SIX hundred
and twenty-seven 50-t00 dollars. with interest
thereon from the 18th day Of September. 1910.
together with costs and allowance amounting
10 thres hundred and thirty +7-1O0 dollars. with
interest from October 9rd. 1910. together with
+be expenses OF the sale The approximate
amount Of the taxes. assessments and water
rates or other liens. which are TO be allowed
70 the purchaser cut Of the purchase money. Or
naid by the Referee, IS thirteen hundred and
nine aS-1OO dollars and interest
The premises Will be sold subject 70 monthly
tenancies- 80
Dated. New York. October Tth 1910
NAxIMCS A. LESSER. Referee
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LOST BANKBOORS.

BANKBOOk No 557 80 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank IS missing ANY person having
a claim 70 II IS hereby called upon 20 present
the same within ten days, submit 70 having
said passbook cancelled and a new one issued.
LOST -Bankbook No. 5O2. .209 Of Dry Dock saw
inSs Institution Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon 20 present the
same to the bank within thirty days. or the said
book will be declared cancelled and eXttngIished
and new one issued IN lieu thereof
LOST-Bankbook No. 5O1. .236 OF Dry Dock saw
ings Institution Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon 70 present the
same 70 the bank within thirty days. or the said
book will be declared cancelled and extfnguishsd
and a new one issued in lieu thereof
LOST-Bankbook No. 523.2T4 Of Dry Dock saw
ings Institution. Any person having claims
upon said book IS called upon TO present the
same the bank within thirty days, or the
said book will be declared cancelled and
tinguished and new one issued in lieu thereof.
IOST-Bankbook No. sol, ,0s3 Of Dry Dock saw
ings Institution ANY person having claims
upon said book is called upon % present the
same 10 the bank within thirty days. or the
said book will be declared cancelled and extin-
guished and a new one issued IN lieu thereof.
LOST.-Bankbook No. 4eo, ,4S4. BAN, f0r Saw
ings. 2SO 4th ave. New York Payment
stopped Please return book 70 bank
LOST-BankboOk No. e42 9S4. Bank for saw
tngs. $50 18th ave, New York Payment
stopped Please return book to bank
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The well fitting corset cover contributes
largely 70 the success Of the blouse or the
gown. Here are two, both OF which are
desirable. The tucked one VIII appeal to
the women who like perfect srnoothnass
above the waistline, while the gathered one
is desirable for those of more slender fig
ure. The tucked cover includes shield
sleeves and is made with round neck, while
the gathered cover is sleeveless and made
with square neck. All the materials that
are used for garments OF the sort are ap-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

Dou5ie waffle irons that win cook eight
@Hes a one heating are s. 3 and very
Fancy shcer for cutting vegeta bles In
o slices costs . cents
potato strinGeT, 70 cut potatoes IN
~1ss Ike shoe laces. sells FOR . cents
rotary uincer for vegetables or meat
very handy addition 70 the kitchen;
''ey cost IS cents.
a., -Die ended scoops for making potAto
- with one end very small and the
-EI Of medium size sell for 3 cents each
,--l--o-s sponEes. made ot cut channois'
A --le Tor window cleaning. and sell Tor
: Cents each
A. Shy bellows shaped Ike the big Ones
,7g handy for distributing insect
where IL viii do the most good,
80 seHs Tor e cents.
,- eINen Carthaginian parrot that IS an
!, ~slly fne tslker sells for $500 and
s~'afsntesc TO talk on request
~s21e designed especially fox q per
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
STORAGE NOTICES.

New York October 21st. 1910.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. to each and every
MONDAY. TEE 14TH DAY OF NOVEM-
BER. 1910.
AUCTION at the warerOOn1s OF the GUARDIAN
STORAGE AND TRANSFER COMPANY. Nos.
Manhattan. City and County Of New York. at
1890 a. m, to recover the amount due upon
pursuant to law, and such sale will be con
tinued on EACH SUCCESSIVE MONDAY until
all said goods shall be sold: H @. Bow
ditch. bedding. sewing machine. etc. Ss6 10;
Mrs : Bissell, dresser, bookcase. etc, $40: r
Brenton dress sult case sIl So HrS- :. L, bI!nes
desk sewing machine etc 500 90: F. A Cool
idge; cases, s12 20; H r. Campbell pictures,
port, etc, s415; r Cusack. sewing msehine
etc. $50 90; L. Czettel barrel s1$; Mrs. s. P.
Darrah. beds C6in1onier. etc etc sos 80; Mrs. 9
Drewin. trunk, $40 so; n Ellis; sofas. washstand
etc. S72 90; Mrs. N. Fitzpatrick trunk. $14 20
Miss 3. Federman. cases SIS o5; H P. Fort
etc s5s 20: J. l. Holmes. trunk S1I 40: Mrs 81
Hoffman. sofa. chairs. etc, sST; 9 J. Harvey.
s23 NJ Harlem dressers. barrels. etc. $45 so;
Buckley. Newhall & Co, dressers. etc, $45 so
G. ,Kilpatrick. chests. Si4; Mrs. c. J. Kennedy.
Henry 3. Ketcham. piano, ST6 20; g. Morgan
Brown. piano. $7e 90; Elizabeth Karge. piano.
sT6 20. a. NJ Levy. pictures. SO 90. c. P.
s1I 40. Miss NJ Mahon. beds. cbifro13fsrs etc
trunks S2S 60: Miss NJ. O'Rourke beds dress
ers. etc. S73 20; J NJ Pollock. tables. bureaus
etc s61 -: c. z. Sylvester. tables, bureau.
s.: 5 d rugs 9isfE sa s2 Bo Bana Rorsf ef'R tau
tabIss aaBt are5ssTs sto si94 10 FS MISS FaR e
mond beds rugs. etc. s71 40; J. Rigo. musical
ef s5a 5o Miss Ts 2ier eSTer TTeT
chiffonier. etc, ST 90: NJ Sichel. trunk s16 50
trunks, etc. S25 q: NJ simonds. trunks. $40 90:
Mrs. B Siberberg. couch. chairs etc SIS 50;
G. S Thomas pictures 81 10: r. ". ysrder.
trunk s26 75.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
WOMAN sUFFRAeIsTs ELECT.

Niagara Falls, y. Y. Oct. 2o.-Miss Har-
rfet May Mills. Of Syracuse, was to-day
elected president Of the New York State
Woman Suffrage Association at the forty
second annual congress. in progress in this
city Miss Mills. who was vice-president
Of the association. succeeds Mrs. Ella Haw
lev Crcssett. OF Warsaw. as president, and
defeated for that Office Mrs. Frank Shuler
cf R1lffaln who was z strong contestant.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

To-n, for Il ali pr0be hflitv evidence would
Immediately Re forthcoming 70 prove the
eaatra-r. However. The majority Of even
tg wraps are built on the same general
lsa, WIZ straight up and down lines and
tcua-e sleeves. either sewed in OF cut in
rne win -1e rest Of the garment
The most distinctly marked differences
ar Il tre manner OF fastening. and also.
course. II The materials and decorations
1si The low one-sided fastening IS the
Eost usual. b1t there are some that close
I the middle and quite close up 10 the
EsaI
there are absolutely no restrictions il
te matter Of color 50 far as evening wraps
srs concerned Among the models shown
n z shop down Broadway We're a shot
tz1sta en- broIdered in nUnberless harmon
E-g TINS. a black satin, with enormous
fsrs-s q cretoane. adorned with gold
tluIsc1e and stitches Of brilliantly colored
Eks, and 2 Persian SILK veiied with black
r-1or. CS quite q different order was
lae gray hroadclo-h trimmed with MORE
tao mara o0u IN the same tone. and an
o-ne- garment in which the color scheme
vas very simple was a hight blue broad
t1t1 eXqcisltely braided with a fne SOU
aehe- The latter garment was rather close
a tae neck. and had a litrle standing col
a Eaase of alternating folds Of black
'eirst sud cloth-of-gcId
unique feature Of the wrap illustrated
O--ar, which is Il white cloth with black
enoroderies. is its draped back The piece
IA forms the back is narrowed toward
1e bottom until il IS not mora than
t"elrs inches wide. and all the way down
1ss al sorts Of graceful little ripples
c'at cone from slirriags a. its edges The
Aolt Is trimmed with a silver gallon and
lie collar and cuffs are % light gray fur.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
MAYOR GOT RAMBLING LETTER
Woman Who Wrote It Sent to Bellevue
for Observation.

Mrs E,uen A Cogan. OF No iol West
ao,b street was committed to Bellevue
Hospital yesterday afternoon Os Mae4Seia a'e
Appleton. in the Tomps coui A''
walton as 10 her mental cohuiDio"
NJ Cogsn.s arrest was brought about
~ ,.,tar which was received by Mayor
cavnor o., ,ruesaay. The letter. which was
signed by her. was ramDnHe "ilu sl-o
threatened 10 horsewhlp nee .'
-. sa,a b.a ,nreateued TO Kill her. The
MOT sent the letter TO Commissioner
ga1er and after an investigation q lsags
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
INFLUENCE OF JAPAN
n is Almost Invariably Apparent
in Evening Wraps.

one can say that al the new evening
-r-sps show the japanese influence ana feel
.hst the assertion is much more nearly in
nccor6anoe with the facts than such
vreepiag statements about the modes gen
e-aIy are Variety is the one thing de-
-ssude6 above all else in the world Of
sashion to-day. and IL would be unwise to
ssy that any particular style Of rainent
ever known 70 the human race was not
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
Hungry, Her Believing Disturbs Meet
inc in Central Park.

No longer is 1t matter OF specuiat tion -''i
whether the sacred COW III
-
Park naenagerie has temper
What's that believing? questioneu '"e
bidders in attendance at the
meeting at the Arsenal yesteiua
There was no one VINO couio give 'Ho
reason colonel smith continued to read
the b,ds b,,t he had a hard time making
himself heard.
Finally a department clerk learned the
trouble. II was all a matter of oats. for
the sacred COW had not yet been fed
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
OF lnferesf 10 tgIomen
Depu1y commissioner of Education for the
State Of Massachusetts.
WOMAN AND THE KITCHEN
Mr.. Driscon Thinks the Two Are
Getting Too Far Apart.

element J. DriscoIl Commissioner OF
|" "elshts and Measures. gave women some
marc wnacks yesterday at the meeting Of
tle Noman's Municipal League. No. 4s
East zsth street According to the Com
missioner, the women who market through
servants or the telephone are robbing their
nusoanos' pockets and the women who go
10 market themselves demand so much OF
the dealer that to get even with them he
has 10 cheat
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
"ANTIS" WILL BE THERE
Mrs. Gilbert Jones Takes Box for Suf-
frage Party's Convention.

Mrs Gilbert Jones, anti, leader. took
a box yesterday for the convention OF the
Woman Suffrage party 1t Carnegie Hall
on October 25. Mrs Jones and her fellow
officers Of the League for the Civic Edu-
cation Of Women were offered seats on the
platform. but preferred a box Sixty-three
of the sixty-five boxes for sale are now dis
posed Of
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
EemdIe.

Al COOK and USEFUL NAN lsister and broto-
60 s,.ut.Iz. civ country; very highly recon-
snended Morrow's Agency plaza 1879. I2l
Iexinrton ave corner 6sth ST
CTT1 NTPE7P MAID WAITRESS. young Scotch
80 - family: $50. Miss Hofmaver' 5
Agency 400 and go 9TH ave. eth floor. Teie-
phone 4527 Madison sqGaIe-
5lT z7T5i5G n ATT1NorWegia good city refer
ancs- s9S n Miss Hofmayers Agency. Reed
e. 5sr..,n tr,ilding- 62O-322 5th ave. Tel. 452T
Madison Square.
179ZTT5 S7Tc9N7- EKEEPER-GeneralIy use
,i,i- -itV nreferred: references. Address L. NJ.
Roy iO tribune Uptown Once 1884 Broadway.
CO0T-f7-Trnan al branches. highest reference !;
san civ or country. Cornelo's French agency.
saa am ays- Tel 6dTI Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
TRADE EDUCATION FOR GIRLS.

~ the annual convention of the Ma
ooas- Society for the Promotion Of n
s-s-lal EGGcatior. TO be held IN Boston
.,'s.enssr II. Is and l9 an entire dsy will
~ ee"ofed 70 consideration Of ways and
mans n securing more adequate prepa-
: -oo tor girls who enter the trades. The
s'i4c Tor the morning session OF Thursday,
-ta is Demands and Opportunities
~ Girls in Trades and Stores" and that
i-e afternoon session IS The Training
y Teachers FOR Girls Trade Schools
among those who viii address the con-
), --or Or the above mentioned topics are
- May Schenck WoolEan, director Of
- Domestic arts department. Teachers
!, ,-leEe Aew York city: Miss Florence N
--4<-isL director Of the Girls Trade EdU-
10 90 League. Boston, and c. A Prosser,
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

ABSOLUTELY SELECT PRIVATE FAMILIES
desiring one Gr two roomers can secure
same without publicity Boarding and room
ing houses also listed No place listed with
cut inspection Applicants requiring refined
desirable acCon1rn 1datiCIs consult TeIe-
phone. Madison Square-4742 ST. JAMES
REALTY CO 1873 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
CULINARY SUGGESTIONS.

Many housewives buy coffee in the green
state and roast il at home Such coffee
should be carefully washed before roast
ing In fact. II is a good plan if coffee ts
purchased already roasted TO wash it be-
fore grinding.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

young woman who delights In making
candy saves all the pretty candy boxes that
she receives through the year and Laws
them aside for Christmas use At Christ
mas time she fills them with homemade
candy and distributes them among her
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
SACRED cow LOSES TEMPER

rant was obtained and the woman was ar
rested
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
HUDSON RIVER
4 RY DAYLIGHT. IA

HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE STEAMERS
Daily except Sunday Leave Brooklyn Fulton
ST. Coy Annex. :. DesorOssss St, SEQ ". s2d
St O. ". 18TH St. 600 A. u Landing at
Yonkers West Point. Newburgh. Poughkespsie.
Kingston Point. CatskfU Hudson ard Albany
Easr connections North. East and West All
thru rail tickets between n i. and Albany
accepted Most delightful one-day outings to
West Point Newburgh POughkespsie. re-
turning GOw7 boat Meals served at all
hours Music
IaSt Trips. Cp Oct. end. Down Oct. 24th-
on Saturday. October 22nd. Steamer HEN
DPICN HUDSON viii run 20 West Point and
return 10 Arnny-Iehixh Football Game. This
trtp IN aid GEORGE JUNIOR REPUBLIC.
Tickets. So. 90 Leave Desbrosses St 0.2G. W
42nd ST. 20 -. " 12ath ST. II A. n.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
EOR SALE.

BIG BARGAINS-Slightly used Office furniture.
desks typewrtters cash registers. adding ma
chimes u1ineographs fling cabinets. safes. ad-
dressing machines time clocks. partitions. check
protectors bookcases NATHAN'S : 4 White St
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

a tablespoonful of ginger Add -four
enough TO make a dough that can be rolled
into thin waters and bake in a quick oven
In Sweden some Of the housewives ado
a stick OF cinnamon to a pot OF tea while
It is sleeping. Others add one or two
cloves and a slice or two of lemon.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

well known chef gives the following
SOUP bouquet which can be added 10 plain
SOUPS 10 improve them; Have ready four
bra-ches Of well washed parsley. one
branch OF soup celery. one blade OF bay
leaf. one sprig Of thyme and two cloves
plsced fn the centre OF the parsley Fold
these soasonings together and tie them up
ss tight as possible They are now ready
for 1.se in soups or IN stews or wherever
savory. seasonings are required.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET.
EuRMIsHEp rooms WANTEp.

23D STREET. 90 EAST Madison Square,
Suite. two rooms. bathroom. By month: refer
enCeS
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

Ambrosia, that familiar dessert Of sliced
oranges sprinkIed with sugar and shredded
cocoanut IS often made more festive by
adding a small quantity OF sliced pine
apple and banana. Let the mixture stand
2 while on ice before serving.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
HELP WANTED.

Male.
nov ia - re wears old: able to do typewriting
and Office work: good chance. 24S Broadway.
fourth floor.
EXPERIENCED head Of stock for cloak and
suit department; steady position; sood salary.
westheim's es7 Broadway. Brooklyn
TENOR SINGER.-westcheste County: Meth
odist Church $3.50. WebsteTs Choir Agency.
1876 9TH ave. .
TI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Remington opera
tors Business Address Co, Barclay st
TYPEWPTTERS-On Only experienced Remington
operators need apply. Business Address Co,
Barclay St
WANTED Bill clerk, with some experience
and quick at discounts and figures; also,
bookkeeper with experience in double entry;
sober and industrious men only need apply 20
A Kreamer "a a,torY. South Sd 81. and Kent
ave. Brooklyn, teforn 10 o'clock
WE WANT several first class street demonstra-
tors to sell the newest novelty. Call at once.
Titus Mfg. Co. lao Liberty St
WINDOW TRIMMER and ticket writer; steady
position 10 right man; good salary. West
hclnl's GsT Broadway, Brooklyn
YOUNG MEN-Great opportunity. custom house;
examination February postofice, other posi-
tons success guaranteed. Examiner, "a West
18th ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

For black gingersnaps put two-thiros
OF q cupful Of butter. cupful OF molasses
ana a cupful OF sugar on the stove 10 boil
Have ready 20 stir into this mixture the
-,,ornAn- II hollis a teaspoonfuI Of soda and
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
E'emaIS.

ATTENDANTS, female: private sanatorfun, near
city: $50 commencing with maintenance and
laundry; all expenses paid. Irwin's Agency, II
18th
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

COOk-First class. all styles cooking; also com
petent waitress; together, separately. both
highly recommended: city. country Morrow 8
Agency Q92S Plaza) 721 Lexington ave, corner
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

3esr service. D1T
bany and Troy Tor
West. Horses and
souabIe rates
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
WORK WANTED,

4 MAN OF 40 stranger, wants position; gu'
renman and willing. Address L. J. Trihul
Ofica
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

AM RIGHT MAN care for your country home;
expert pouItryTaan, flowers, lawns, green
house. vegeta bles. all necessary repairs paint
ing carpentering. etc. excellent references mod
crate salary 20 anywhere c. :. 6O1 West