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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16

FUN. But we have changed oil that for
Just now the success Of a gown Hes not
n rs elaboration, but In its simplicity.
Lace IS utilized. Of course. but always
sysrlngly. and even on the thinnost dresses
atiis the heavier laces-Irish. cluny and
iorchoH-which are most popular. 1t seems
prominently the season for heavy laces.
Moreover. II IS perfectly practicable 10
make Up an attractive dress without the
sli Of lace or embroidery at ali. White
-ulls and organizes are piped with bands
o. coral or blue or any other contrasting
color q tho same material. adding little
r cost but much III effectiveness TO the
costume
chales. lawns and all the other cotton
fairies. which appear with Oriental or
Dresden borders, can Re fashioned most
sitractiyely. Waists may be made either
after the popular peasant model, wherein
he border IS made 10 extend across the
sast end down the length Of the elbow
sleeves, or else with q surphce effect, with
TIE bordered sides arranged 10 form a
f-sAaped neck. which may either be left
open or filed IN by lace. eyelet embroidery
Or section Of the plain part OF the ma
tral Itself The skirt IS usually cut so
hat the border extends the length Of the
Ten.
The novelty Of the season IS the MARQUIS
ere gown, adorned with hand embroidery.
Almost without exception these frocks are
made I'd sfter the simplest models, with
Dutch collar and short sleeves, making
aen suitable for either afternoon or even
tg wear vhon the Thermometer rises high.
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THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The present season IS one OF many silk
gowns. Here Is charming one that IA
trimmed with beads, while the yoke and
the underseeves are Of lace The blouse
gives the long slender lines that are so be-
upper portion and q circular founce. The
entire silk gown IS a smart one and can be
made available for a great many occasions.
but this model could he used FOR two ma p
tsrlsls with equal success. The founce
could be of some rather heavy material
like satin, while the upper portion Of the
skirt and the blouse were Of lighter
fabric. and the blouse could be trimmed
with bands Of material 70 match the
1oUnce. Marquisette and satin would he
beautiful treated in this way, and crepe
% chine could he combined with satin or
with silk indeed any very thin and slightly
heavy material could he utilized.
In this case headed handing IS used 10
trim the waist, but charming effect could
he obtained by ombrolderng with beads
over a simple, braiding pattern; The skirt
IS slightly high wasted in conformity with
the latest style, In this instance II. IS
finished ard worn without any girdle. but
a cord with tasseled ends draped over the
Il is advisable or not depends entirely upon
what Is becoming TO the special figure,
For the medium size the waist Will re-
qure Q yards Of material q inches wide,
yards rs or is. yards A inches wide, "A
yards of handing and ward Of ali-over
81 or ~ yards SIS or A inches wide.
Tho pattern No. 6S97 is cut In sizes for
81 TO q buse measure and the pattern No.
$50 Is cut In sizes for 2 70 80 waist meas
ure. They will be mailed 70 any address on
receipt OF 10 cents each.
Please give number Of pattern. with bust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16

wholesale use OF the italian women as
strike breakers made the league workers
realize the necessity Of winning over the
Italians 10 unionisIn. and Arthur Caroti
was persuaded 70 undertake this work.
He understands his own countrymen,'
SAYS the league report and realizes that
his task ot organizing the women into
trade unions Involves educating the whole
family, because the italian men control
their women; he realizes that his work
cannot show results In proportion TO the
efforts put forth. because Of the conser-
vstlsm OF the people, and that for long
period its value will be educational Never
theless, he can show some definite re-
suits"
The Russian Jewish girl 81 her responsive
warm heartedness IS accounted $ being by
far the rcadiest 70 got hold Of tho IDEA
Of solidarity, and the most trustNollhI
in standing b. prin'ip.,@., ana the asternoGIo
ing girl in contrast 70 her. lacks the spirit
necessary for collective action, the report
says, and must he appealed to on inc
ground Of definite returns in me imineqlat4
future. The Jewish girl. who IS credlted
with being "upqUestionably tho leaven re-
Sponsihle FOR the recent expressions OF IN
rest among women |ookers' t oards .eo
American girl a. its future asset In build
ing toward permanent organization.
one Of the newer features Of the leagues
activities has been the organization or q
strike council. duly incorporated, with q
$40 on fund r. he use6 FOR emergency pur
poses in strikes Furnishing bail for ar
rested strikers has been recognized par
Of the leagues work. Bail was furnished
for twenty five strikers the last year, the
Under the auspices OF thu league at
various settlement houses there have been
musical clubs, debating classes. lectures
and social affairs. including the Labor DaY
parade and annual ball Miss Ida Rauh
is chairman Of the legislative committee
whose aim IS 10 make working women
familiar with the laws already on the
statute books and 10 see that WORKING
women are Represented in All future lesis-
lafive action which affects them.
TIC officers az the league a. 10. 43 East
I'd street arc Miss Mary =. Drier, presi-
dent. Miss LeonOra O'Reilly, and Mss
Pose Schneidernan, Vice-presldenls; MISS
Garcia Woerishofer. treasurer, ana MISS
Helen Narot, secretary.
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Of Interest to SUomen
WORK OF GIRLS UNIONS
League Succeeds in Welding Diff
ferent Nationalities.

All girls arc divided into three parts
Italians. Russian Jewesses and Americans
by the Women's Trade Union League in
Its annual report Just issued. and II Is be-
cause. like ancient Gaul, they ell do diff
fer among themselves IN language, Gus
toms and laws that the division has been
made The Russian Jewish girls. who were
the original mainstay of the league. could
not. or would not It was found. ANAL
gamate with the Italian or American re-
cruits. and so these had TO be treated
separately.
During the famous shirtwaist strike the
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MAKING TUB FROCkS
,,,dishness Not in Elaboration,
NV hut in Simplicity.

..vAr has been season when tho
la''e strI might array herself IN attrac-
Grin'' ,rocks so inexpensively as at the
S1 ... Mt, time. We all remember summers
r-sse"' Ear remote when the simplest little
1T " Ass evolved Of material costing
F'sa nut a few cents a yard, required IN
Ts'H.,,st,on so many yards OF lace and
~ ~ .nn that the total cost of the gown
~ s.opsht NJ to n far from Insignificant
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SUFFRAGIST B0LTERS MEET
To Teach Kings County Women
How To BE Good Politicians.

Brooklyn has another suffrage organize
tion-the Woman Suffrage Alliance oi
Kings County Mrs Priscilla ID. Hackstan
Miss Ida Croft and the other women VINO
left the convention Of the Kings County
Woman Suffrage Association last Saturday
IN a state Of high indignation because or
the alleged unconstitutional methods OF
that BODY have been as good as their word
They met az Miss Croft's home. No "a
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WOMEN URGE PARCELS POST
Ihsy Say It Would Help the Suf-
frage Cause.

washington juno Women supported
re parcels post AZ hearing on the Sulzer
ol today before the House Committee on
f9s,oficss and Post Roads.
Mss Emma NJ. Gillette. Of New York.
's'ia1ed that the cause Of woman suffrage
lss1sd tho parcels post. and she praised
w Fcstoftice Department as the only gov
Nhment department. that f. close 70 the
ys'pi4 Opposing the idea that the great
weston 10 be considered was income 10
us apartment, Miss Gillette declared that
y. question Was the best possible service
Nihe people
,as-flet j.. Hilton Of Washington, a suf-
.sSi ssid'that the shipping OF literature
w. me cause had become an enormous
...se.ein. There is an unusual demand for
,,',slore this year in California. and Miss
,tts.'a salo that they have been Informed
"a me Oh rate for hfty-poUnd packages
Naiiornia had been changed from 81 10
~ and they wanted a parcels post that
'l serve them and the general public.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

.,.,r,r,EE.-R espCEslble careful couple /:
EchuIgcn: van care Of house. furnish ed
10 -. reference. Address. Careful Trih-
o. en-" Ilinto,,n Ofice 1854 Broadway.
..,.rt.FEIR and GARDENER Young
CilA.Sa. 0ne vegetable grower. good me
~ hest references. Carpenters Agency
80 9th ave.
is..I.ftHfSN Lust landed. best reference; would
ike 20 go to e9u@iy ta,rs1r"ia, 7ss s,h ave
" All ~. farmer or gardener. successful with
We. ,yifo board help; well recommended
22oopr,n'esnters Asoncy. l6i 9th ave.
-oING MAN. 10. desires position where there
~ nance f1r advancement. salary no oh
~ lest Of references furnished. S. ", Tribune
Ofce.
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LOST BANkBOOkS.

LOST or STOLEN handbook No s544 24
~ the German Savings Bank. IN the city
Of New York. corner 4ih ave. and i4th ~.
Issued 10 james Taunton. All persons arc
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned 20 the lanlS the 3otn day ot
June 1911. q duplicate viii be issued.
pANEBOOK 40. SO I23 81 the Union DINO
Savings Bank - mlsfinR. Any person hay-
ing a claim 90 II is hereby called Gpon to
present tho same Within ten days, or submit
To havins said passbcck cancelled and now
ono issued.
LOST or sTOLEN.-Bankbook No s73Tss Of
the German Savings Bank In the CIT, OF New
York corner 4ih ave. and 1ith ~. issued 10
Henry Gcfers. All persons ara cautioned against
negotiating the same II not returned 10 M.
bank on the 2lft day Of July, 1911. "A duplicate
will be- issued.
LOST or STOLEN. -Pankbook No 4so5Ss OF
tire German savings Bank IN the City ~ Now
Tnina Burkle All persons are cautioned against
hank on the 2ist day Of July, 1911. a duplicate
WITH be- issued.
Iosr or STOLEN handbook No hS7Tie OF
Tie German Savings Bank In tho city ~ New
Work corner ith ave and i4th ST. issued 10
Emma Uorvath. Nj persons are cautioned
srniust negotiating tho same. II not returned
IN The hank on thc 2ist day Of Jul,. loii a
duplicate viii hc issued.
,oeT Handbook No. e8g SEQ Bank for say
inea $50 ith ave. New York Payment
,topp,L Please return book U hank
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Seen in the Shops

down 10 the bottom Of the dress. the
prices start a. SIS ~
SILK and linen curtain material III ueHcate
shades. which arc warranted not 70 fade. sell
Tor 90 cents 10 81 % q yard.
Bright red leather belts with buckles 10
match arc 81 30 each.
Pincushion covers Of embroidered oa-
rste arc IS and % cents.
Rubber lined toilet cases. covered ei'hei
in silk or cotton. SCH for 80 and 40 cents
Ten-irchs ribbon I'm floral designs ana OF
superior quality sells for 20 cents yord'
All wool bordcred chalies sell LOT %
cents yard. the original price having Dee"
70 cents
Satin striped cotton voiles in all the IA
vorite colors except black sell for ~ Genus
o yard.
House gowns Of French challie, win
sculloped edge OF handwork. sell for 81 80
Stylish suits 81 cosrsely woven linens ~
rinks. blues and natural colors Sci i"'
S12 30.
Tho names 81 shops where articles m,l' Ia
I On this rage were seen can be ohlhlh'' "f Zen
ing a stamped and addressed cnNclono 10 - n
in The shops " New York Tribune. 10 hlAGGII' he
| prompt rSE. the date Of publication hhoI'' ~
given.
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
yv-ruT. g married, good talker. iunorleds.
ttoLksopirg understands stenography; Wiling
- hi a1vthing George Henken. 1913 Long
wood ave. Tie Bronx.
1-T7I,TII R.-Would Ike country place; can
dc All general repairing; good references. tIst
10 coachman; single, b. ADDRESS j. X. Hcl-
land lle West God 81,
5=7T4T-FFEJP. experienced, wishs.. position pri-
10 -. .ve Years reference from last en-
rioter' orinn. 227 East Gath st -
-, .r-Er7FI- Reliable: not afraid OF work.
ian 204 west ssth 81
;..,-i,,-,r ~; Bonded. seeks work BY day or
Dr. CIV country. Bean. S92 Tompkins
rel 3i3e Bedford. BROOKLYN.
s.-,71I,NyT-2 and USEFUL MAN-Underttands
1hn dIe, work. Gardener care Of Flngleton. $50
s,,55.IIANIC 13S). builds. rspairs, everything.
Vi I.,a,,, easoiene. electrical plumbing. wheel
Ia, engineering, own tools. Rath 2il
pIl .. STATE Ts7 E1PeTtenced man want. man
i''ni ,,,Cut of property: can furnish bond. test
at.nCcs: money saving results Box 20. 1915
.-.'@...ocRAPHER--F class long expert
: j.. secrctary, correspondent. law. insur-
on0, c,ontnercial. $l2. Il. e.. Box 10, Tribune
0li. ,-,.,,I roy. sNeGc. newly landed. age ia;
lSII a., or inside work: wages si2-tl6 Samp-
on 'Hgency. Az 4th ave. Tel 1858 Madison
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CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEAN 80 to'-ciean-
Nv compressed air. steam, hama or on moor.
1855 Broadway. 4ei East 18Th ST. coE e.
BRANDT Tel. l32-3sth
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM Old 'NhfFIs'
prices nessonsbls. send Tor ,llcnlat
Tel. 1921 1898 BRYANT. sSi 'h9 Nes' i1lh ot'
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF. The COMMISSIONERS. Dis
tri-t - columbia. Juno Dtn. 1911, Washing
ton -. e. sealed proposals. viii be received az
This Office until o'cloc. i. NJ. June Goth. 1911
for tho construction Of The James Ormond WI
con Normal school Building 30. l62, 10 be To-
Gated on Eleventh Street. between Harvard and
Girard streets. Northwest. WASHINGTON, II. &.
Blank forms Of proposal. Specifications and all
necessary infornatio, nav ~ obtained from thu
chief clerk. Engineer DEPARTMENT. Room 427
District Building. Deposit Of $40 90 required 10
guarantee return Of plans. CUNO H. RI
DOLpH. JOHN a. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM y
IUDSoN. Commissioners. n. g..
OFFICE OF THE .coMYIss LoNERs OF TIE
District Of columbia. Washington. y. e. funs
s. feiI-Soaled proposals will ia received AZ
his once until 2 o'clocl. =. m. June 20 1911
FOR furnishing and delivering five thousand i've
sishths inch water meters for nee IN the Water
Department, this city. Specifications and form
81 proposal NAV be obtained upon application 90
Tho Property Clerk. n. = Room 800 District
Euildinr CrNO " RUDOLPH, JOHN A.
JOHNSTON WILLIAM Y. JUDSoN. Commits
s!oners, n =
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL M RECEIVED
az the of'co of the undersigned. Ellis Island.
- Y II until 90 =. IN, Jun. II. 1911. and
th-n opened for painting Interior OF hospital.
ylls leland For specification apply TO WILL
IAN WILLIAMS. Commissioner ~ Immigration
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and waist measure. distinctly. Address
Pattern Department. New-Yorlt Tribune
II Ina 2 hurry for pattern send an extra =
cent stamp and we viii mail h. letter
hostage in sealed envelope.
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SCHOOL ENCtES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors Teacher. Tutors. Govern
esses. etc. to colleges. Schools and Familles.
Apply to Mrs. ". J. NOUNG-FULTOE.
20 Union SQUARE.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

OCWG 60 ~ - ~ ' 'N''D -
Female.
CHAMBEPMAID emo WAITRESS. --N.at. re-
fined swedish eiirs h,shly reco,minie ended
Cit or countrt, S25. X, wilson Agency,
l41 East 9th st Tel. 2224 Plaza.
Cr1.MRERMAIp and WAITRESS Competent
and reliable; city or country; good references,
So. Wilson's Agency. 1I Fast h'th 81 'Fhons
2224 Plaza.
CHEF-French; excellent cook for hotel. club
or institution; can take fun charge. $50;
fine references. Johnson's Asency. - Last
l25th 81
cHILD's NUnsE.-Youns Protestant; excellent
city reference. II Miss Holnayer Agency
S2o-322 ON ave Telephone scE.-Alsll3oA ~
cooK.--Ry middle aged woman. n private fan drs
liz. good bread. nice desserts. no West soth
e., care OF ataher. one tight NJ
COOK and IAUNpREss; chsmbernaii and
waitress two sisters. s~eiisl, highly I'oo9 -
a 4tS ave- T Si' i iises Madison square
CoOK.--Fir,. class, ell branches; excellent
references; city or country; sS0-S40 H..
Miss Ruckley's Agency. II West i21. Phone.
I4s7 Bryan.. --
COOK AND MAID. waitress; mother snd daugh-
Ter Germans; small far,ily: first class refer
ences: wages $50 Julien Agency. - west 4ed
81. Tel Brysrt t8sl
CooK-vAITREse &c-Two sirls. on. as
cook. the other rs waitress and ehalaoernlain :
anxious 10 take place tos9,herI ROM nsst ''as7'
Cor-pr,U-sved.h. woman housov orker. good
cook and Iaundress, excellen, baker; man IN
6a,,,snis horses COWS generally useful: any, dis
lance Morrow's sGency, ~ Lexington ave-
| cor. SSH.
HoUsEwORKEP or COOK and LAuNpIlE,sS
-Younr Protestant: sos. y, Miss Hotmayers
Arency, 5eo-s22 bth ave. Tslephon, f12i-M adi-
son 81
INFANTS NURsE-Willins 70 h.lp With
other yrork: has excellent references; capa .
he tskin. fuii charge. Finnish girl Iussila
Agency. ESQ Lexington av" Telephone 1875
NURSE Bright young Irish girl, can tak- i ,%o
Miss shea's Agency, East 421 81
NI7RsE--Very superior young woman With n re-
eve Years reference, Miss sheas Agency. 3
ZI,RsFFy 6;oyERNEss French. young; tor
child over wears. good eeainstr.ss; wages
SIS. Wilson'S Agency III East '"h e. lei
1924 Plaza.
NURSE and sFAMsTREss. has friend cook and
io"ndress. good waitress. excellent chamber
maid: sew nicely city ooun s}i' M'''O"
Agency. 721 Lexington ave-. cor, "sti.
NURSE, hospital trained. will take charge 81
,nfsnt ~ one or two chidren understands all
,,'ts. references NJ &. ritZGerald's Agency
s03 9Th ave. entrance 4:d 81
TWO GIRTs--t'ook. excellent lanndress, gocd
baker. other chsmbcrmsla anG ,r o,,o,,
highly recommended. do entire WoIh' MoiioN
Aeoncy. 72i Lexington ave, cor. oNth. -
;Too VOTING scotch girls. together or repa-
rate; waitress. parlormaid' chambermald'
s.astress thoroughly rev n2 coS sSpT,' 99s25 A.
Indus,rial Association Agency, II West IA
Phone. $40 BRYANT
TWO SCOTCH GIRLS. tosether or separate
cook, laundress. chambeilhhll, Na', e.,
500 A. Industrial Association Employment
Agency II West aga. fnone. .-Lo Er.ant.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
ARTIST WANTED 20 take complete charge OF
49, DAuartu1,nt If a correspondence school
~ Illustrating Must have had the necessary
technical training and be competent 20 CRU
Else etuden's' ,yorl. intelligently. Good posi-
lion for right party. send fun particulars as
- education, with samples Of your WSrk.
80 age married or single salsry expected,
hddress 4 Y. Z. L. q. Box zoe. Madison
-oiara New York Citr.
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ssini'nsds tlouses az embroidered mar
S-Ae''e IN black and oolors g. II for 81 es.
r'etiy bags az white linen. lined with
~ arc 81 and 81 30.
''hcliisd pillow tops sell for 30 cents.
s aviation" fans are novelty, and
80 Tor lJ cents.
NC shop IS showing charming dresses
children IN linen crash and dimity'
-, ~ styles not usually seen in ready
,ns 'e Clothes. The prices start at 80 and
IN up to So.
~ 70 cents
''y mats for misses and children In
,s. 'ai'eiy Of models can now be had Tor
N'' 10 s. 81.
,,. "'ek'r luncheon baskets with a complete
'"ehl Tor three sell for SIS "a.
eel fos s29s.
i, eIn's rackets Of good make sell for
NssnP to s4ss.
w., ,'''1ely new are the sweaters Of white
---. IN shawl effects. and reachlne
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RESORTS.
list 0IT-suAI,.Un ,ro..r.

JUST OtT-sUMMER HOMES.
$50 Page Illustrated Book. Full inforna-
ton In regard 10 summer Resorts In Yer
mont and shores Lake ChampIaIn with
hotel. farm and village home accommoda-
tons Prices 81 per week and up. Send &c
stamps Tor mailing. Address Summer
Homes. No. 20. 3s5 Broadway New York
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s0TH ST. 40 EAST, corner Madison ave :
Elmo rooms: elevator excellent board ep-
t.cnsl; summer prlcesl
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INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes- city

THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
MADISON SQUARE (ll22 BROADWAY.
Harlem Branch. 3+S Lenox Ave. near l21th ST.
BROOKLYN Branch. 2ts-220 Livingston ST.
Schools open all the year.
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Female.

ASSISTANT HoUsEKEEPER for PIRATE
school. permanent position; any NATIONALITY;
ossibuifv % adTai. cement: good sslarT. Indus
trial Aesocstio1 Agency. II West 4N 81.
RFIGUT, Intelligent young women for once
n,,,ri, Address J. r, BOX "a. Tribune Ono
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CTJAPTTS VII SONS Employment Agency.
-Telentone 1924 Pazs. 14I East S1th at. Sup
mites first Glars servants 10 private families. AL
ref-1ences Investigated.
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osT HANDBOOK No. 93e SEQ Bank for say
ings $50 ith ave. New York Payment
,topr,l. Please return book U hank.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

AN H. =. Brand New Mietz Weiss erosens
Engine; big sacrifice; cheap Power Tribune
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The Ideal Hudson River Route to Sarafosr'
Lake George, Lake Chainplain. Adironnecs
Wts Montreal, thousand Islands. Niagara
Fails sharon Springs Cooporstovn aud all
Northern aud Eastern Resorts.
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IYPEWRITlNG AND rYPEWRIrERs.
MACHiN e RY

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau -. Gatalogua
free. all makes taken part payment, barSaini
tn Underwoods Eemingtons. divers. Smiths
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DELAWARE WATER GAR. "A.
THE kITTATJNNY

DELAWARE WATER GAP. IA.
Leading hotel Capacity goo. Orchestra
Social diversions write for Booklet and Auto
Maps. q. FRANK COPE.
HIGHLAND INN, sTROCDSBUEG. PA.
Modern, high class mountain resort
NOTED FOR THE TABLE.
7 L & NJ. +. HUDDERS.
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BIG BARGAINS-Sughuy used once furni.
ture desks typeW Tlters. cash registers add
ing machines monographs. nlmg cabinets
cafes addressing machines. time clocks par
tltions check protectors, bookcases. NATHAN
A white ST
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WaTER GAP HOUSE
DEVON Inn, DEv0N,PA.

one OF the most magnificent hotels in the
country Noted for its excellent cuisine and
service. 70 acres park tennis. golf polo. etc.
Large orchestra. frequent dances. Special in
L.. n.ln I,.-.l.l..
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COOKS 20 TOURS TO EUROPE.

81 Expenses Included. Booklets
r1yoc COOK & SON 24J Broadway, 264 sni
553 Fifth Ave. GAO Madison Ave. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16
ANCHOR LIN e
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
OR e N r

SO hne tours. s2s5 upward rtsouent sAu'sss
lar Annual Orient Cruise. Feb. !. 1912. by ). y
Arahic. II DAYS. all expenses. $500 and upward
q pound the World Tours. 1911: sl6s0 and UP.
Frank C. Clark. Times Building. New fotN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTY from twenty-one 10 thirty-nvs years
old. wanted, with s.. 600 80 Invest. With ser
Vices Can probably double the amount IN
twelve months state full particulars and In
ve.ticste at once y ! y I-lnuns Ortlce