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New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
Seen IN the I6ops

birds are TO hold ferns Gnd sell for 25
cents.
Gold fishes for the aquarium with tails
that look like black and gold chiffon sell
for IS cents apiece
German enamel table trays for children
have colored figures from fairy stories
painted on them and sell for 81.
A stationery cabinet for the fat desk IS
shaped Ike little rolltop desk and is very
roomy inside; it costs s14.
Little INK wells shaped like barrels
brass bound. sell for 80 cents and are
about three inches tall.
Tea pots In the new bohemian ware sell
for 81 25 Up.
Another new enamel ware comes in bot
ties and jars for Kitchen cabinets. 1t is
y hite and prettily decorated, the pieces
selling from IS cents VI.
The names oI shops where articles mentioned
on this page Wefe seen can be obtained by send
ing stampef ana addressed envelope % seen
IN ths shops- = Nsw-yoEk Trihune
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04

SIX night cars for bald headed men and
others who catch cold easily are very light
end come IN delicate colors. with a pompon
O. the top they sell for s..
Tailored stitched hats for men IN the
roft grays are very smart and sell for
$3.50
The hghtest derby hst known IS made
On Vienna snd sells for s..
black ard white knitted scarfs for mems
evening wear have black or black and white
Arlnge. and sell for s. 50 each
FialdeS silk knitted ties for men In new
eutches are very pretty and sell for So
sach
large aluminium tea kettles for family
are very light snd durable and cost
TIE travs IN oblong shapes with
TITS. handles in old blue and chill
uahclng across them. sell ct 50 and
P1fo- according 70 size.
ay otina wall pockets shaped Ike
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04

doT or sit in a corner and expect people Ia
admire ones goodness. The thing to do is
to Eet 10 work and turn ones dreams into
reality.
Aid nature" said Mrs Easton. and the
/ clubwomen who had been listening placidly
/ jumped in horror. Aid nature? 60 TO one
4 Of those beauty parl0rs and get thousand
dollar face What did the high priestess
rnean2 Mrs. Eastou. unmindful of the
co17otion in the ranks. went on serenely.
Nature unaided always fails. What good
is a musical talent OF & desert unless man
gets 10 work 70 mould IT into something
useful7 Think OF the Bad Lands. out West
They were nature. just plain. homemade
nature and what good were they? Man
came along and watered the Bad Lands,
then he planted apples and the waste now
blossoms like the rose
All women should do their own blossoninE,
Mrs Easton argued. and not depend upon
the fading glory Of their ancestors. Neither
need a lack of glory in ancestors deter any
woman from hopefully watering and weed
ing the little window box Of her own soul
and here will he revealed TO her the real
purpose of the womeu's clubs.
You know in her own home" said the
lecturer. every woman is a little queen.
Her husband and children regard her as the
centre Of the universe. Naturally this
makes her a bit narrow minded unless she
Joins a club. Then she finds hundred
other little queens-aN stepping on each
others trains and all trying 10 reach the
throne at once After she has wriggled and
pushed her way in the crowd for five years
or 50 she finds out her real self and if she
is true, noble hearted woman she finds
she has weeded out all the grass and weeds
and raised a fine crop Of roses in her soul"
Women can keep on growing these roses
of the soul As long as they want TO, Mrs.
Easton concluded hopefully, old age being
merely a matter Of manners and thoughts
cut worms and stones-which can be
avoided by the careful gardener.
At her home a Green Court. No 1915
Seventh avenue. on November l. Mrs,
Easton will give tho first Of a series of
social teas for the club. The subject for
discussion over the tea cups will he As
Man Thinketh.'
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
John T. Willets and Edward Merritt. as SUI
viving Trustees. etc. Of Samuel Willets, de-
ceased Caroline ". Frame Residusry Trusu.
Plaintiffs. against Pauline Doctor and others.
Defendants
In pursuance ~ the judgment OF foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered in the above
entitled action, bearing date the 18TH day Of
IN said judgment named, will sell at public
auction at the New York Real Estate Sales
room. Nos. IA and Is Vesey Street. in the Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. city Of New York, on the
on tnat day. by Joseph P Day. Auctioneer. the
premises directed by said judgment to be sold.
and therein described follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
thereon erected. situate, lying and being in the
Twelfth Ward Of the Borough Of Manhattan.
city County and State Of New York, bounded
and described a. follows, viz:
Beginninc at a point the nOrtherly side OF
One Hundred and Thirty-thfrd street. distant
one hundred and twenty feet westerly from the
rrhWesterIy corner Of One Hundred and
Thirty-third Street and Seventh Avenue. and
Avenue uinety-nine feet and eleven inches TO
the centre line Of the block between one Hun
dra1 and Thirtv-third ard One Hundred and
Thirty fourth Streets. thence westerly along
said centre line Or the block twenty teet' thehce
southerlv again parallel with Seventh Avenue
uirety-nine feet and eleven inches 10 the north
erIv side Of one Hundred and Thirtv-thtrd
street and thence easterly along the nCrtherly
side Of One Hundred and Thirtyrthir street
twenty feet n the point Or place OF beElnnlnS-
Dated New York October 10Th. 1910
TMANT-EL TEPPER, Referee
WILSON NJ POWELL Attorney for Plain
tiffs. No. % Wall Street, Borough OF Man
haitian. New York city.
The following IS p diagram Of the property %
be sold as described above; its street number Is
200 West 13}rd Street:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
THF CIDER SEASON.

NJ delights y the cider season ara
Tow a. tne heigh-. and the country folk
Ene preserving theirs for the winter bv
boiling r. down. adding either sugar or
honeE. and hottllng it. or rather putting
l. up n old stone Jugs with sealing wax
Over f1e cork 70 keep il from getting hard
: - Farmer NAV like an occasional taste
r. hard CIDER. bur IT. IL not 3 drink Fl for
TIE VIE and children. and besides ft
ever 'ailt turns 70 vlnegar-cider vinegar,
nc hest in the market. Country cider.
.'0oi bo.led down with honey is far more
cellciols than the best Of champagne cider.
Enf "nce tasted VIII never he forgotten.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
STORAGE NOTICES.
EetropoIltan Fire-PrOof storage Warehouse Co.
If 30 and 81 West 66th St.


if 30 and 81 West 6sth St.
New York. November 4th. 1910
To Maria Meysrhoff. Isabella Robinson. Miss
4 cries Miss Nellie FLYNN. r. A Johnson
charles Rockenbach. Gibson Arnold. NJ or
Mrs n. Henry Rosenberg. NJ Rush. Mrs. EdV IN
X hosu w c. often. Allen T Nye. William
f;erratv Margaret Downs. Clara Van Slyck.
anna Jarrett J. 4 wilkinson. Miss af- Fay-
sfts p J. simmer. Helen Morgan. W. I. Joyce.
ptcbar1 Grant Mrs NJ Z Wood. Mrs e.. Esr-
Is NJ =. Desmond. NJ. n Mowbray. Mrs. A
= Is-ratt Charles Sindslear- You and each of
rou are hereby notined that the time Tor the
11aVyrnent OF cur lien upon the property herein
sF-sr described having expired after due notice
Snsreof had been given YOU. We Will cause such
s-,,srtv 70 wit. Household Goods. Personal Ef
80 ana Merchandise. stored in the Metropou-
- eforsse Warehouse co = warehouses bv YOU
- t- vour uarne cor IN which you may have an
t-.sTast, =. % be sold AZ public auction. accord
- - the statute in such made and pros-
,-t7sd al ~ West d6th ST. New York city. On
NIs,5.v Nov vernbsr II 81. 1910. az 1880 a. M.
- ts ths sale thereof IL not completed ON said
as ,be same VIII be continued at the same
-. on each and every Monday ther~a fter b.
S@innlns At 10 80 A. m. until the sale IS com
f,,r'l,otIsap Ftr@-Procf storage Warehouse 20
fbs. 8 MOrrls President and Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
sI-PREME. cnI-Rr. NEW YoRK cOrNTY-

| SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Isaac Ging1d, Plaintiff. against William Ly-
man 81 al, Defendants. In pursuance OF judg-
ment Of foreclosure and sale made and entered
dav Of September. 1910 l. the undersigned
Referee in said Judgment named. will sell at
public auction the Exchange Salesroonls.
Numbers 1916 Nesey Street. Borough Of Man
November. 1910 at II o'clock noon on that day.
by Samuel Marx. AucttCneeT. The premises
drect al by said Judgment 20 be sold and therein
described is as follows: All that certain plot OF
County OF New York bounded and described
follows. Beginning az the corner formed bv the
intersection of the SOutherly side of One hundred
and eighty fourth Street with rhe Easte-ly side
Of Broadway. and running thence Southerly,
along the easteriy side OF Broadway seventy
five feet seven and oue-half inches a point
distant seventy-four feet and eleven inches
southeriy from the Southerlv side of one hundred
draw WI at right angles 10 said One hundred and
eighty-fOurth Street. thence Easterly parallel
with One hundred and eighty-fourth Street
ninety-two feet nine and ive-eighthS inches to
five hundred and thirty feet Westerly from the
Westerly side OF ST. Nicholas Avenue measured
along a line drawn at right angles thereto.
thence Northorly. parallel with St Nicholas Ave
Southerlv side OF one hundred and eighry-foUrth
Street and thence Westerly along the one
hundred and three feet and i've -eiglths
inches to the point place OF beginning
mortgage made To secure the principal Of
SIT OOO with the unpaid interest thereon.
Dated, New York October 2Sth. 1910
JOSEPH ULLMAN. Referee
LEVENTRITT COOK & NATHAN, Attorneys
for Plaintiff III Broadway Borough OF
Manhattan. New York City
The following Is a diagram of the property to
be sold:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04

ROSES OF THE SOUL
Such Blooms Cannot Be With
cred by Age, Says Mrs. EaSton.

Mrs Mildred Manly Easton. the great
exponent of the cheerful life. told the wou1-
en- of the Life as Fine Art Club yester-
day al the Waldorf what she means by the
'l3vingness OF Life. II is a process II
seems. IF feeling the sunshine in ones
heart and bursting forth into good deeds,
as the olive bursts into leaf in the spring
II won't do 10 wear a long face. look ortho-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
HUSBANDS APPROVE
Hail with Joy the Gown That
Buttons Down the Front.

4 The sterner sex is wont 70 scoT At voT1-
ms dress. and no doubt derives great
mental refreshment from this exercise Of
wit. but one fashion has lately appeared on
the horizon which. il is stated or good au-
fhorfty. men have hailed with JOY and are
dong their best TO encourage. This new
mode is. IN reality. merely a revival OF the
exceedingly simple and rational one Of
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
PROPOSALS. .

SEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATE WILL
Ia received AZ the office OF the Commissioner OF
Immigration Ellis Island n. Y II until $50
r. m November 10 1910 and opened immedI-
atelv Thereafter for all labor and materials re-
ol1ired 10 erect temporary structure az Battery
part Nsu yoyk city for the g. : Ir1miEra tfon
service Particulars and limitations governing
btiders may be obtained upon application 20
WILLIAM WILLIAMS. Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04

The whey left over after draining cottage
Cheese is 3 good aid in Frightening silver.
Put the silver into il while Il is hot. and
let II stand for about ten OF fifteen minutes.
then wash the silver in warm. soapy water
and Tlpe II well. The acid in the wnev
removes 50 much Of the tarnish that little
occurring If necessary.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
fs4th Street

The approximate amount Of the ten charge
20 satisfy which the above described property ts
be sold Is S24. .35S- u. with interest thereon
from the sth day OF July. 1910. together with
costs and allowances amounting 20 SSIT 80, 20
Eether with the expense ~ this sale. The ap-
proximats amount OF the taxes. assessments and
water or other liens 10 be allowed 20 the pur-
chaser out OF the purchase money paid by
Referee Is IS sos So and interest.
Dated New York October 2sth 1910
JOSEPH ULLAfAN Referee
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

POSTa aCfE-STANPS BUSINESS
The business OF dealer in postage stamps
FOR collections. formerly run by the late Mr.
Arthur Maurv in Paris. at 40. Boulevard
Nontu1artre 10 be sold by auction on the 18th
Of November. 1910. at p m. at the Office
ag Ne I,eCav Notary. a. Rue St Lazare. Paris
starring bid go. 900 francs tSJ0.0O0l- To be
taken over besides the above: Publishing
Catalogues and albums at cost price. Goods
al purchas.r's choice and at experts valua-
ton Deposit for right 10 bid 40, 600 francs
(SS, ,OOO).
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
pIANOS AND ORGANS

S4-77 STETNWNY e son. Babv Grand S475
SINNER & Co Mahogany Baby Grand SO
r,,onfbIv C.0etz & Co. 81 Courr ST. near Ror-
ouEh Hall SUBWAY Station, Brooklyn.
~ lYEP PIANO. standard make. latest TN
rreved IS note. sell at sacrifce. SIS Vest a2f
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
CHAUFFEUR p: single; willing and str strictly 1i,
cars. motor car machinist. . years shop. .
wears road experience, wishes change, best ref
erences. A. sass. 176 East s5th 81.
CHAUFFEUR. IS. Swedish. single, engineer and
mechanic, sober. honest. Industrious, Wlsnes
postion with private family city or country
4 Years reference last employer. fully licensed
s. H. 135 East 5sth ST
-TJAT-FFEI- -R.-Gentiernan storing for win
ter recommends his driver. sober. careful
si1t maP; st. sA'sI-'-- -De-- ---'F- -1'''
CHAUFFEUR Single swede, 20. reliable;
sulC,Is -, .jtz- -efsreTrs =, II TaUson are
Del Page, Sol West 1+6th ST
pPFSSMA K ER.-FTrst class: perfect filter. styl-
ish by day or home; reference. Dressmaker.
IN-TFSTfG ATOR-- Reliable. competent American
requires confidential commission as investlSa-
tor. or otherwise Tracer. Box 2s, Tribune Offce.
JEWELRY HOUSES
Young man. thoroughly competent, desires
,oatfion in first cass jewelry house. wholesale or
fne clerk Address Ability. Box 81. Tribune
elhs 6aiss. ''F'N
BANTER kaisnrnIner. decorator plasterer. gen
- Leaned and repaired. John Lally 542
Nostrand ave, at Fulton st. Brooklyn.
T0pTFB or SHIPPING CLERK-By middle
s ,,ar. experienced. gooe references Ad-
s-sss 49, Erancs. Tribune Once.
POSITION WANTED where sobriety and
Jarastv will he appreciated by a man Of
pQ
Tribune Of1ce.
Y0T-Y55 MAN wishes. clerical position; has ex-
hoOssG ta5ca " = Taustein, 290 Stanton st
T6TTY6; Man c2ol: years ONCE assistant: st5,ill
assistant tan, oDe house: s'IS Excellent references
ctsr8 cs,iea,s5 7 s. Box IS. Tribune ONCE.
Female
.-, ,--r for elderly lady: excellent sewer.
AIIEN 'na-aueepsr, by a refined American
also hI,r or country Miss Dean. s2s York
-. - or companion willing 10 travel:
GOV III = 80 amended Industrial Association
hlghly Agency. Inc, II West 42f ct.
E-inpIos lse. la1n Tsryanf-
Flohe 80 North German. teacbs. French
GovEHN Go-it s-59 80 highly recon1mended wages s86
music ese-s;,stTfal Association FnpnIovrnent
20 $50. lnaggS west 42d St A'b'
20 Assls IssconiPetsns sealtTeGs wishes to
go out BIN by inc 1884 Broadway 40
UPTOWN ,5l9e7s, oI9Ss ,rSrNTs AND sI7RsCpTpTT57S5S
ADVERTIS E.e = Ne received ar Jnetr Tf1teai, 6,l,ra
for The Issxav. between 36th ana a-tb ers
No 1864 HroaH~ m Advertisement r.s.t,..s e.
until oeroS1 banoh Offices a. a. regular oce rates
tle To- p os.ie~k D NJ VIZ VIZ - hth ave cor
UNI 1ss efh ave 80 - - ~ st i04 East l4th
80 80 os7 W.xt AA STE H7l@S-0 i-4 and aIa ALA.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
RENEDIES

THOROTGH. PERMANENT CURES N cas.s
OF 81 0GD PC<sDN. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
BLADDER CcNszfIS AIMS an[ kindred Gis-
eases relief az once In dangerous eases. recers
or old those desiring only frst clsss scientific
Treatment should call Cr BONSCHUR. the veil
Known specialist 80 w 2Srh Hours. 81 "a
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
CAST-OFF CLOTHING.

HTGHEsT PRICE PAID for ladies' and gentle
mems discarded evening and street costumes
tewelry. furs, etc. Nine. Natal. 7as sth ave
Tel BRYANT $40.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
-VeEWsITINe AND TYPEW WsTTEBs.

VIs-TIR VISIBLE. 20 Nassau St: cstalcgus
free AT makas taken part PAYMENT bargains
In UnterWOods. RsmingtOns. Olivers. Smiths
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
WORK WANTED.
Female.

--v>-0cp ApHFR One and a half years eX
: C-t-.-- -saf estate and Law. honest. upright
e41rI of neat appearance; Brooklyn preferred -
SI SEN 81 sullivan 81, BROOKLYN.
:! ,r,ta- -, attentive u business; any machine
e. 4 Fox 10 Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
18th street
T3srd Sreet


The approximate amount Of the lien or charge.
TO satisfy which the above described property is
u be sold is $40 G29 33-lCO with interest there
on from the 23rd day Of September. 1910. to-
gether with the costs and allowance amounting
to 1854 50 100, with interest thereon from OCto-
ber 18th. 1910. together with the expenses e
the sale. The approximate amount Of the
taxes assessments ard other liens which are
20 be allowed 70 the purchaser out Of the pur-
chase money, or paid By the Referee, Is S36S O9
and interest.
Dated New York October 10Th. 1910
FAfA Nj Ell. TEPPER. Referee
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04

64>f ST. "a WEST-Two ADJOINING exqlizfteiv
furnished rooms IN select pariOr apartment
suitable one or two gent uflern~n. piano baths. s.
references. French-s spaHish family Georges
DIST STREET. Ts " EST -BE. AUr-~TFT- r. Ia FfsE
rooms. for enc OF two, all convsniencss. refer
ences.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency.
Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors. Gov
ernesses etc, to Colleges. Schools and Families
Apply to Mrs. NJ. J. YOCNC-FULTON.
23 Union Square
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04

ADVERTISEMENTS and SUB
sCRIPTIONS for THE TRIBUNE
will Be received at the following
Branch Offices at Main Office
Rates: 1864 Broadway. Isl East
Izs,h ST., z65 West lz5th St. lo4
Fast I4th ST.. z6t Sth Ave. and
1885 I'D Ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
OFFICE FIXTURES.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
FURNISHED Rooms no IFT

Ies WEST SGD sr-Privat- rath. steam. par
que.ed; electric light. special tahis board.
Tsiephoue T50S-SchuyIer
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
RANkROOkS.

LOST BANNSOONS.
BANKBOOK No 81. 166 Of the Union Dime
savings Bank il missing. ANY person having
claim 10 IL - hereby called upon to present the
same within ten days or submit % having said
passnoOic cancelled and new one tssued-
BASKBOOK No. 4s4 80 Of ths Union Dime
savings Bank Is missing. ANY person having
a claim 70 II hereby called upon 20 present
the same within ten davs. or submit 70 having
said passbCOk cancelled ard new one issued
LOST. -Rankbcok No os5. rs. Rank ror Savings.
No. $50 arm ave. View York. Payment stopped
Please return book 70 bank
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04

BOOKKEEFER - ,Gentilel. understanding
typewritirg: not TOO young. SIS. three posi-
tons for boy sJenogTaphers- all permanent.
Tuup Exchange tagenCvb. 81 Nassau st.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04

Magnificent 3 s Arabic
leaves Feb. q rates $500 up
including shore excursions 11I
enchanting 'days. stop 0vsrl
privileges Round World Tourl
Jan 25. Trans Siberian. Mar
Il. Riviera in Jan. q Feb. and
81 European Tours SDscifvl
program desired. FRANK Cl
CLARK. Times Bldg New York
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


/ Male.
/ r,r-rrrp and USEFUL, MAN-Colored; ten
! ,ye1,5l, yeaa9 Tssfiii: city or country. H. Miss
| Fitzceralds Bureau. 503 9th ave- entrance on
! 42d St ---
! C0ACHMAN - single: well experienced; All
o~,,,nG dr+if1I servant not afraid Of work
5izenrsgn9 on account r change 70 automobile.
sober honest; references; anywhere. NJ n. 203
East 4sth ST.
COOK WAITER PachzIors apartment. Eng
lish: years personal reference. 4 5. Box
1913 Mburn y !
COZ 7PT1E-Man first class chef in every branch /;
Vic as chan1bermaid or waitress; take en-
tire charge Of kitchen apartment wages not
under stOu. Al references p n. 20 W 24th 81 Z
CARDENFR- Englishman; married; wife board
help. no cail1ren; fine vegetable grover. la"nr'
fr=,11es general work. excellent references. Car
pcrters Agency. IA 9Th ave
coob butler. oountry. city. $40. best refer
ences- Miss shea.s Agency East 42d 81
MAN German middle aged understands horses.
etc furnaces and all kinds Of housework.
Giersch. sos West 29th st.
MARRIED COUPLE. on farm gentleman =
place. man life experience in everything con
cerninr farming. livestock. handy with tools:
used 20 handling men wife good housekeeper
and cook. houseworker and lsundress: man 40.
Tribune once.
USEFUL MAN: Swede. care for horse,
COW. chickens. some gardening; would take
care of furnace Carl. care MatheWson Agency
S1S 9th ave Tol @7S BRYANT.
USEFUL, MAN-GeueraIlv useful about the
house boarding or private family SO. Bright
& Murrsy's Agency. 50 West 1$5th st Tel 515+
Harlem.
WAITER and J-SEFJ-I--Bv exceptionally neat
presentable young Scctchman. lately landed
likes hard work good references; moderate
wages. Irwin Employment Bureau. - West
11th st.
YOUNG COPI'LE-English. want position TO
take charge of bachelors apartment or do
entire v<ork Of a small family. man excellent
butler and valet, wife good plain cook. refer
cnces for hOnestv and competency: any
where. washing Butler. SOS West 18th St
Tel T0i3 Bryant
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04

AGENTS NES-C'CtH money selling our
art dome fixtures and gas lamps. write for
-atalogre. " Propp Co. - HoWerv, Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
LAWYERS.

MR. ALLEN CARUTHERs ANNOUNCES
T-IJF REMOVAL OF HIS LAW OFFICES TC
At w. 34TH ST
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04

North. East ana
biles carried az -
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
Female

-HAMRERMATp and WAITRESS. Irish Prot
estant: in small family; do mending- NJ n.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04

CANNASSERS wanted On a news
paper proposition: previous expe-
rence necessary, Apply Room 314,
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
IN RUCTION
PRIVATE CLASSES FOR GIRLS
a. Roth Sexes--City.

MISS HELEN X. TONES,
No. 425 Madison Ave
Miss Tones may be seen az the Class Room
every dav from Z u0ttl I.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04

/ DESIGNER automatic machinery Of small
/ parts 81 600 $4,000. rIrtrIdg- experience
/ preferred. hut not ossent,et Business Service
/ CO tsgencyp 500 Singer Building.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04

/ GOOD BUSINESS MAN. well connected and in
Hucntial wanted for confidential position.
/ Joseph Johnstone Real Estate Broker, ~ West
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
HELP WANTED.

,seph Barondess also made an address.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04

ENPR ESsSTFCN Drivers and helVers. good sal
aries apply Adams Express Company. 3oi
canal 81
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-19
Tho Patient Camel.

The Arabs desire three good things
in a camel: II must have a soft back.
must not require the whip and must
not scream when it gets up or lies
down. In desert lands the camel is
exceedingly valuable. 1t is a riding
steed and rapid one, for camelS of
the desert can accomplish distances
and speeds such as no other tame crea.
ture will attempt. 1t is beast Of
burden that can carry the heaviest Of
loads. Besides, the camel supplies its
owner with food and clothing. The
milk mixed with meal is a favorite
dish among the children of the desert
The long hair OF the camel is spun
into a coarse thread and is used in
the manufacture of cloth. At certain
times Of the year the camel sheds its
hair in order TO replace its old coat by
new one. and the Arabs pluck it
from the skin without hurting the
camel and use it TO make cloth.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-19
Squirrel and Pine Cone.

If you wished to strip pine cone
you would probably begin at the top
and have lots Of trouble. The squirrel
knows better than that. He does not
prick his fingers or pinch his whiskers
or gnaw into the solid cone any more
than is necessary. He knows better
than to cut of the top and work his
way downward or to gnaw into the
spiny shields. He whirls the cone bot
tom upward in twinkling and then
cuts through the thin and tender bases
seeds. which he at once eats. He strips
it so easily and quickly that you can
not tell how he does it unless you drive
him of and inspect his unfinished
work