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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-25
Average Mans Opinion

This paper party organ but it must report
matter truth demonstrated by the facts that the demo
cratic Of congress adjourned not only accomplished
good things but did all could to cut down the high cost
OF living tariff reduction compromised with
the senate honoraby and reasonably could bue us meas
ures were vetoed BY President TAFT.
The democratic stands before the people as OF IN
disputabe record OF the cost OF LIES necessities TO
the Door man President Taft stands before the people as the
one who blocked such This is fact 1t IN sense
parsanisn present the situation
The house makes no for is inability to do some
thing Tor the trstriddcn Mr. Taft has his excuses
for hs veoes But ordinary viii simply see that the
democratic house been for and the republican president
against the consumer.
The democratic mse possible Canadian RECIPROCITY
campaign publicity and other legislation OF minor nature Us
Investigation OF the have educated the whole people
has proved itself be well organized mighty force aligned
for men rather than dollars
The only thing President Taft has got out OF the session
4 endorsement OF his Canadian reciprocity deal measure
which he himself admits is only for better relations re
br the country TODAY as one opposed 90 reduction Of the
high cost living opposed reductions that ne hse pro
ninced ndefensble ard hence robbery Of the people
So far as politics concerned the democratic house eono
afford to adjourn William Howard Taft doesn have ms
POLITICAL troubles during the eight or ten months we re no
Judge OF thunder and lightning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-25
Ii the People Stand for 1t

Prophecy is usually mighty unsafe but The Star is going
depart from its usual rule long enough TO make one Just
paste this away somewhere and IT 1t doesn't true
Between and summer time, the republican
committee will with the announcement
that the committee has funds for state convention and
that the committee itself the delegates to the repuh
national conventonhe convention that nomnate pres
dent and vice president
And despite the overwhelming progressive character Of
the today that Washington delegation will boxed and
stamped and sealed for w. RI. TAFT.
And doubtless this will be labeled great victory for the
presidentthe winning Of Washington from the progressycs
II may be that the majority of Washington republicans
want Taft renomnated Maybe they prefer la Toilette Or
Gov. Hay OR none OF these gentlemen,
But the big point is-TllAr THE PEOPLE OF WASH
THEY DO WANT FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES
There other for calling convention in
1912 true the governor and other officers
under the direct primary That is thing must cor
before another presidential election And the state provides
fundwhieh calls attention another evil OF the old
system
Formerly the central committee appointed treasurer
collect funds for these That's pretty
sight ia financed by private parties
The traction corporations gave much the railroad telephone
power companies and other public service corporations the
brewers rich politicians and oneverybody who wanted
party favors-"came through
In way don't blame the old standpat gang who are
still running the central committees Tor not wanting to go
to the usual sources Tor convention expenses.
III hold convention the people will take II away from
YOU and swing Toilette OF these radicals the
traction and railroad magnates will say
And that's
So therell be convention.
Unless
Unless the people demand tand willing to finance II
this contingency prediction standsno eonven
ton and solid TAFT delegation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-25
Observations

ONE southern California bean crop OF oOOO
sack Cheer up
FARM 10 be the chief topics OF 'nS year ~
seryaton congress Pretty big topics too
TRAIN actually time in Paris the other day surprised ~
fsians started a OF protests. Never again.
=, Tvno0ranhca union American labor
certainly huses
so Cousin try to scale Mount Rainier Itov
on We picture OF the party oeio" II bh ssu
TO the tops ndb slip
OF declares that Eve was
but That doggoned OLD
his wide Eve
would have she known he was
foong her
big winnings here,
are sad invade America and get rich
cick that old
oong people Of the time and forward same %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-25

PV Burton y. Gates OF Am
horst college Is trying to dev.lop
The stinglcss bee While he's AZ
u. why not develop tho mieo~less
catf
A college professor says laugh.
ter Is convulSlye action Of tho
diaphragm
The whole % niairsviile. Ca.
turned out The other day 10 look
az an automobile. tho first ever
seen IN those parts.
sh-h, n steel worker Tough,
for new labor Law would bis din
uer buckctf
II takes nearly four pounds OF
grapes TO make q bottle OF wine.
That was lovely gorge UP the
mountain"
You bet The best moal I ever
had" Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-25
BY OSCAR aRINplHY

The day started on my record
breaking flight was Ideal A brisk
wind was blowing below. 5000 feet
above that II was calm.
climbed about 5000 feet before
hit stratum Of air that / liked.
Then started 90 climb. I gave my
machine its head and We started.
Up aud UP II went when next
came 10 a level angle was 5000
feet high. Then ! pointed the nose
~ the machine out into the lake.
II was terribly cold out over Lake
Michigan. TIP 10000 feet II was
several degrees below zero. and
with each succeeding inch II grew
colder. My hands became numb.
but took turns holding the con
trolling lever with one while I
warmed the other against the en-.
gine radiator saw the water In
my drip pan freezing as though II
was Ia the winter time.
Il was hard for me 10 tell how
high I was Had known was only
II 900 feet up ! could have climbed
a couple OF thousand more. Strange
az u may seem. Il didn't look like
u was more than 900 or 500 feet 10
the ground l could see everything
plainly from mp behind the clouds,
even 20 the tents on the aviation
grounds
Ny hearing wasn't affected IN the
least. except by the constant drum.
ming of the engine. and the light air
did not hurt my eyes or cara. I
breathsd just aa naturally as though
! were on tho ground when came
down did find a couple Of blood
stains on my ear iobeA. probably
from bleeding. but did not feel the
strain that must have been on the
drums
came down the 1 900 feet in
just IL minutes ! felt fine uutil
got 20 the 5000 foot level. when be.
came sick AZ my stomach had 70
slow up a bit and float until I re
covered from the nausea. Then
giided down 10 earth IN a hurry be-
cause ] feared I might be ovsrtAken
again by the air sickness. The
quick change from the rare atmos
phere TO the warmer air probably
brought on the illneas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-25
How Broke the Worlds Record in Flying
to the Sky---Aviator Brindley Tells of Climb

Editors Note--OBear A. Brind-
10y. who broke the worlds record at
the Chicago aeroplane meet for
highest altitude. only began flying
last May. when the Wrghts took
him into their school NJ Dayton.
nrlndley. In the following article.
tells Of his experiences more than
two miles high In flying machine. }
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-25

Tb,, mass meeting al Dreamland hall tonight is for
the peope ~ Seattle 1t to give the people chance 70
saw what they want to say and say in way that VIII
mean business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-25
NE


Dear Nj
mont
turned my a
bsd made
siarted keeI
DurIng that
seems TO be
In my place. |
Al do
I do know I
best results
somanhood
lind. but dor |
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you don't va
girl
Dear MI
and green az
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which caused |
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some milk on
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where We say
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without seem |
A Don {
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too nice girls '
would appear
proper way II
yo,i can NEE
md polite. 50
Dear Miss
yca can give
sn peach pie
Quarter |
peaches add
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the strip quit
dough 70 the I
\ with peac
tightly and FIR
Dear Miss {
know what la
for the ammo,
naghbors' chi |
outside the ci
plre fence ar
do A BOTH
A-Report
Dear Miss {
lady Of 10 and
30 have not
learn TO cook.
much Can J
can get the II
A.-The coz
free public n
think. the frs
viii telephone
give you more
The Y. w G..
ca. will proba |
class this fall.
Dear Miss @
b give me a
A-one pin
blsspoonfuls b
sream of Ia
soda. Ia seal
he dry ind
IhrOngh a sic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-25

EVERY progressive man Invited TO attend
tonight NEST
unitedy
their opinion Of big problems confronting them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-25

WANTED TO BE socABLE.
soldiers and Scottish
outside the tho
his said
who your"
Tho young maj smsry said:
"F1ne! oo's yersely'
ne WANTED PERMANENT ONE.
Joshua buying field glass.
This the clerk
power = twentyiIvo tines"
replied. %
Magazine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-25

gln feeding chorus girls with hie
silver spoon, and a proud mamma
viii scold pa for shaking a fist nj
him Along about 1895. Reggie,
az BE- will then be called, will be
married. sued for breach OF prom.
lsa and divorced. 40 quick Il will
make his head swim. Then Reggie
will start 90 work Hts pa viii
give hlm a Job busting off the
morley AZ tho bank. keeping the
dough glued to the counter, though.
ehlia he's doing H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-25

day. next year
this time. ho'n
be two. and IN
on an long as he
lives lilo has a
silver spoon IN
Ills mouth now
4. MN IN L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-25

Have your bills collected, West.
ern Collection Co. f3s n. Y. Blk.
Main sisa. go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-25
Weather Forecast.

Warm
"Ahi" murmured tho sweltering
man.
As with yigor no wriggled bis fan.
Now. why can't ]. say.
Go barefoot today.
As long as PaylowA aud DuncAn7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-25
MOST
ANYTHING

OUR OWN DAILY BIRTHDAY
This IL little Reginald Percy
He's one year old TO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-25

Rev y 9. Mcbride. a New Jer'
acy pastor. preached 1878 sermons
In ten years without using any
notes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-25
WHY NOT SMILE AWHILE?
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE

! I3,sS T9ef (gy7 roo SOP PS)zsc nyr EkST b<lSS
| l0sG sy0U6,r 10 Ger SONS SOooSp on mr. ys1<<sE
! <I<Py SpxfLvT' f0U -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-25

A-one pin
hespoonfuls b
cream OF ia,
sofia. Ia seal
the dry ins
through a sic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-25

Dear Miss G
b give me a
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
SWEDISH-FINNISH
&. ii. y SAMPSCN
FroDlovpoeot ApenCy

ENI IpIOyInVIlt HSSIICS
4I2 Fourth Avenue. First class help. all ma
tionalities, for private families. References
inNestlea ted Telenhhne. lStN Madison Nqmsre
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
rIcpTs TO GET JOB BACK
,.rnblican Leader Applies to
"'r rourt for Certiorari Writ.

- Ievenson, Republican leader OF
JossP. ,sssmbly District, who was removed
the - ,aeust by Mayor Gaynor from the
last "S' ',,a~shal in the Office Of Controller
plSce, least began a legal fight yesterday
Prenu' his lob back. Levenson applied to
10 ss,n~en,e Court for writ Of certiorari
TIE 80 80 nurpose Of having the action Of
fof ,,sror reviewed by the court. He de-
ths 10 had been removed without hav-
e'S'' s.5 fair opportunity OF defending
Mmset 49,. .. ,o,,,,,, o~~ears FOR
80 personal taxes. A charge was
0nF against him 10 Mayor Gaynor by
mS.r,,b Zimmerman. who said that Lev
n- bad tried TO extort money from him.
ssu,r,errau lived in New Jersey and was
D.4 IN New York on $1,000 worth Of per
A.1 nroperty. The tax amounted TO Sol
,.rsnson explained it was hard work tor
y. controller's Office to collect taxes from
D- --so-s who were residents OF other states
:. tse been the practice TO collect as much
=. ,ossible from such persons II the full
q. mi could not be collected.
,svenson made the proposition TO Lem
..,,sn to pay the $c5l, telling him he
nj nj not be pressed for any more pay
- Zimmerman. susDecting that the
.,-.,se OF the marshal was not entirely
esi made complaint that Levenson was
..,irr 10 extort money from him.
The former marshal fled yesterday IN
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
OPTICIANS.
AUTOMOBIIE ES.

plKE'S old optical house: established ts0S
ewes examined prescriptions fiiled: tee-
scopes microscopes Benz Pixies Son. u
2Sfh 81
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24

|Ht.N $50 weekly taking orders for cut rate
s.ss 'oceT!es. outft free. Standard Grocery Co.,
o. arcade, Cleveland, Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24

support Of his statement copy OF re-
ceipt made by Deputy Controller Ma'"'
ewson FOR s1o6 to Stair & Havlland' snow
ing that the city waived all risht 10 COL
lect further taxes from the firm,
Mayor Gaynor declared Levenson guilty.
of trying to extort money and that the
fees Of the marshal must have reacheu
$4,000 a year under the present system,
The Nayor said that people were pestered
with warrants from the collector OF taxes
and that the system was bad one ana
should be stopped. He said the system
was "unscientihc. unjust and pestferous.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
LOST RANkROCkS-

one season. will sacrifice
account OF owner going 10 Europe. ITO
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
OFFICER TREATS BAD BOYS
Takes Wayward Lads to Picture SHOW
Instead of to Court.
rBy telegraph TO Tho Trlbune.l

Boston. Dec 23.-Patrick J. CARNEY tru-
ant officer for the city of Chelsea, has q
new system Of reforming wayward ana de-
unouept boys. NIr. Gahney assembled all
the so-caued bad boys at his ONCE In the
city Hall and took them to see mouon
rjcture show. The boys occupied a special
" reserved section In the balcony.
Gaffney told them TO applaud when the!
yere nleased and TO join in the choruses OF
,bn sores He cautioned them. however,
against being boisterous' "heh inc pei
formance was over Gaffney marched then'
hack to the City Hall and urged them ~
he better in the future. They all PROMISED,
Heretofore wayward boys have been haieu
IN court
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
Southern Pacific Co.
,66 or 1853 or | Broadway. New York.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
NEsIIHEsi LouAIh.
SCARSDALE, y. y.
FOR SAEE.

Five minutes from station. new English halt
timber Residence; II large rooms. three oaths,
etc: ample verandas. terrace ana Sleeping
porch: stable and garage TO accommodate
three horses and three autos. all modern I'M
provemonts; open nreplaces: hot water neat !,
electric lighting: sewer connection; me HIc
stream: oak and evergreen trees and shrub
berry we'll established. owner desiring larger
place now offers attractive price ana agree
able terms 10 responsible and acceptable put
chaser: photo and full particulars j. w
nEcN l,HAYER anS Elfth aNe- Now YORK CIV.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24

Ic-s taan 1900 vscancies every year. There
s og chance here for you. sure and generous
"a. lifetime employment Easy 20 get Just
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
OPPORTUNl
COVNTRY HON T..

at Scarsdale. N Y. I'm Overhll estate; sub
built stucco house, large rooms
with tiled baths all modern improvements .
corner Plots I'm excellent location, price
sI 10o. small Initial pay1nent. balance on
terms. NJ. W. WRIGHT oO3 Slh
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE eoRToLEr
BOROUGH or THE BRONX.

THREE FAMILY BRICK HOUSE. ALL M
provements electric light, shower baths. etc /:
five minutes walk TO Simpson st. subway station !;
few blocks from American Bank Note Co price
reasonable. GRAF, 1872 Unionport Road. Van
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
nan ERl Up.I0.DkTE n USE,

Seven rooms and bath. all modern improve
ments: large Plots. at white Plains y. " IN
excellent restricted nei6hborhood, actual par
gain price; $500 cash, balance smau payments
Plains. n. Y. Telephone 3Ol-Bryant' or 10
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
C0UNrKN pknPLKTN.

CAN / ACQUIRE A CRAZE FRIir
occupaticnP send for free booklet telling how
these wealth and health giving groves may be
bought on monthly ayments OF zen cents per
tree. Located at Fort Myers. tloridi. IN
country OF sunshine and fruit
HACIENDA GROVES CO,
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
BUKOUCm OF MANHATTAN.

THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BROWN
stone private residence; 10 rooms furnace
heat; West 1921 st.. near sth ave-, price very
reasonable. GRAF. 1879 up!onport Road, Bronx
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
JpHoLsTEReRs AND DECORATORS.
UPHOLSTERY AND DRApERIEs.

,zT=FIy YORK FURNITURE REPAIR COMPANY
hD west Both st.-Furnlture and curtain work
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
q GREAT FUTURE

a GREAT FUTURE
s25 900 worth OF stock for sale In tungsten
Mine: the demand for this article far exceeds
The supply; managed by capable men. strictest
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPANY. 1888
OTTER $4,000 preferred stock 7qa Cumu-
featuring Company: people OF high standing:
money to be used In caring Immediately for
increased business Have best selling connee-
tions both export and domestic, In the hard
ware line Will stand strict INVESTIGATION.
McDoNaLD-wrGGINs COMPANY. lAal
COMPANY organized for the purpose OF es-
tablishng stores in growing sections selling
articles from 20 % cents. Men connected
with the enterprise OF long standing In THIS
particular line and will conduct the business
on conservative lines. "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPANY. (Asl
OFFER limited amount OF stock in newly
organized company TO market drll chuck
buitv and simplicity. This proposition is
worthy OF investigation. Preferred stock issue
for slie giving a bonus OF common stock Call
McDONAID-W,GGINsC COMPANY. (A3)
81 900 for half interest in newly discov-
cred gold mining enterprise in undeveloped
country; unlimited amount OF ore In sight.
Apply ,-1-,..- ,,o,,,,> l,,,
;TfR SALE.-IOo shares IN olG established manu-
facturine concern in Chicag 60 vicinity: guar
snteed 10 pay an annual dividend of per cent;
price, 500 per share. Address {. c. w. Box IL.
Tribune Otace. ---------
CAN OFFER land Investments In sums OF 81. .0co
and upward. with prospective pront of 30 per
cent and moro; payment In full or monthly. pur-
chasers option. Address StEague' li-o st'
Nicholas ave. - -----
GOING manufacturing concern, new neld. large
possibilities demonstrated. can use about
81 600 added working capital: investors SER
vices optional Bingham. Box $. Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
PATENTS, TRADE MARKS, &C.

PATENTS Sec us: save time and money:
advice and book free: open Monday and
Friday evenings. WILLIS d RANTlNE. GA
Tribune Building.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
FOR SALE.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
CAPITAL

Procured for manufacturers. industria! en-.
terpriscs. steam railroads, mining, gas coal ana
1 MI yfypOsiIiO 5 Though tie sale OF STOCKS
ana bonds: excellent facilities for placing hig 2
class securities Companies incorporated and
financed. Established 20 years.
McDONALD-NIGGtNS COMPANY,
STOCKS AND BONDS. 49,
25e-o57 BRotDWSY. NEW YORK. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24

HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY 20 start e
paying maI order business, 5000 monthly
y free booklet. X. T. Rogers. Desk TN, Bos-
to1 Mass
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24

WILL START YOU earning 81 daily az home
IN spare time slvering mirrors; no capital:
s.uon. .. T. Redmond. Dept. G72. Boston,
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24

vERMIN ExTERMlNAToR.
IF YOU DESIRE TO KNOW
uow 20 get rid OF Rats. Mice, Reaches, Bed
huge Ants. etc: wrte 81 IEEkA nEhhiN
EXTERMINAIING co. S:e West selh st.
-lT. Iaken out alive. bedbugs eradloAted Ia
~ bours ''Heitier vermln Exterminators."
.os rroome IT.. near Centre at. 35 years sX.
perience. --------------------- ---------------------
pTDaTTGs rats, mice. roaches I kill them all.
ITrrotgstion for bugs. TEL le7i-l672 Morr-
,ps,,ds' Estab. 1850. Hogs, 229 West llSth St
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
HELP WANTED.
aiale

Stale.
EARN $50 weekly taking orders FOR cut rate
groceries. outdt free. standard Grocery Co..
9: Arcade. Cleveland. OHIO "
TkEE illustrated BOOK tells about over
$500 protected positions in L. ;. service.
A,rs than $1,000 vacancies every year. There
o,g cnance here for you. sure anc generous
pay. lifetime employment Easy 70 get Just
asa Tor booklet C33S No obligation. Earl HOP
nes Warrington, ID. c. -
HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY 20 start
pIl1g mail order business; 500 monthly,
I0sl ingenious plan ever devised; let me prove
y nee booklet H. l. Rogers, Desk I'm Bos-
-ss - 3.ess -
TWILL START YOU earning 81 daily az home
. lh SPARE time s.lvering mirrors; no capital:
re instructive booklet. giving plans Of oper-
ss,lon. o. T. Redmond, Dept 372, Boston
LIVE Chicago brokerage 6rm. selling force for
s2ooefs. retail groceTs, druggists etc, ue-
tiss one OF Two more articles FOR 1912. genu-
IY.s tepfeseltauOu and results guaranteed.
S9se5n RYAN. 40 West Michigan St. chicago.
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED. -Splen-
"a income assured right man 20 act ss our
.s,sst1ati.e after Learning our business thor-
VI-Ehy by mall Former experience unnecessary;
- Nt require is honesty. ability, ambition ana
N.;sgnsss 70 learn q lucrative business No so
,,...ts cr travelling. This ls an eNcepuonal op-
t"l1Aiy Tor O man ir your section % get INTO
os paving business without capital and be-
V..ae independent Tor life. Write az once tor fun
Ssllclars Address i. r Marden, Pres Inc
,,ssLola Co-Dperatiye Real Estate Company
- - 4arden Building, Washington d. G.
SlCCEss Is YOURS n you work our new mail
cue plan. particulars free; write to-day.
..9lnstoscope Co. Dent ". Norwalk .-1-- -
ioJ CAN MAKE 50 DAILY in spare time. We
,,s sn SHOW you how: write. Warren Import
:. 20 Dept q. l0l Warren St. Pottstown pa.
-@AN $50 weekly taking orders for cut rate
s,s 'VceT!ls. OUTFIT free. Standard Grocery CO.,
% Arcade, Cleveland. Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
SCANDLNA NAVIAN
IN T ID I y " - TN
727 LEXINGTON AVE.

(Betwecu 5sth and 59th streets.l
Select Help Male and Female, of oil Natlon.
alities. prolaUtly furnished 70 best prlFate
families. Telephone PIazs-Gi14
IFNNAFT J. BTTSS proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
WlIER RE TO DINE.
LAUNDRiES,

RossMoRE LAUNDRY. 85o-s52 west Ssth st :.
Linens handled conseisntiously. Work thet
brings reputation. Telephone iSz<-Msdson.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
Female
lkl0lluSEW0RKFPS 7F"7N'S y Y, li4a n8TNsT, 81

oTrSSHAL WELL RECOMNEN DED WOMEN
,s,ItOE. CITY or COUNTRY. Sl2 MONTHLY.
".AsE. hospital trained. for baby eleven
a., months city. S5J Miss FitzGerald's Agency.
900 ave. Entrance 42d 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
WORK WANTED.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

f,,.. Male.
pet1Lh AND COOK.-Couple: French: ex-
rassfi"e -"eItceo; wages SlOO month Woman's Do
co7,S.-sHs co. !s.easle agency, II East 33d St -
"a I'D I'D COUPLE, trst class servants will
tnces Nc work Of family: $50; best refer-
STf,S,;s @.ss shes.s Agency. S East 42d St. -
sSS -aa.A,NS.D.-German. $50. good teamster
nenoeA I11'AeI a. ana al around farmer; e1pe-
eUson ~ ~ american farming Herman. Main
G sslSy Els 9Th ave. Tel. 37s Bryant.
gard, LI'--slngle; thoroughly understands
ehsrYse seoihs. al branches. competent 20 take
shibDen Benuemsr's place John Sakala. 1O9
IST,-5-7,,z p, west Hoboken. ". J.
horss 1AN,-.Hollander. SOS; can care for
Brsssnst' ssnst'hewsons Agency. SIS Oh ave Tel 37s
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vERMIN ExTERMINAToR.

Upholstering furniture. draperies. mat
I'LL trcsees: first class reasonable Drices
~ s GLtCKMAN ai6 Amsterdam ave
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
sOARD AND ROOMS.

10TH ST, 100 West.--Large and small rooms:
ample heat: hot water. excellent board: tell
ephone.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
Female

CJuA,su femdle.
ProtsSisnSSaAIp and WAITRESS. - Scotch
oe.airy irss, s,as,,..~i .~il'ng ooNging: young woman.
SYs7Inssr nssr 5lst a. ~o'''e' HEsN0''
pssatc ttsos,.estsnt; exceptionally nsat, COM
rs.eTen,,t..a".s woman: excellent cock: high
agency, ls7 eountry preferred MTs. Collars
~ 70 ave. near sist At