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hive straw. trimmed with a bow Of blue
-areta. on which were appliqued figures OF
flowers. fruit and butterflies cut from toile
de Jonv. one little butterfly. very appro-
v-stelv was attached near the top OF q
high. outstanding point OF taheta' so tnat
E. seemed 70 be futter1ng over the flowers
and fruit below The figures We're put OF
attn buttonhole stitches set far apart, and
apparently no great amount OF LABOR had
been expended N the process.
This mode OF decoration Is used by
French designer. who has been the creator
of many .r ~Uingly quaint hats and
frocks. ano oud be easily initiated by
any skiiful .eedlewonan. The figures
should be cut out carefully with sharp
scissors. so that there may be no frayed
edges.
roile de Jony in a larger quantity was
seen IN a costume consisting Of coat OF
this material and a skirt OF linen in
sort OF mustard yellow shade. That the
two were inseparable parts OF a whole was
shown by revers on the coat OF the linen
and a trimming on all SIS edges or a short
fringe IN the same shade as this material
Some OF the new black and white mats
are delightfully."- piquant One IN par
ticular, a dress hat shows how far this
combination can get from anything sug-
gestive Of solemnity. II Is a LITTLE hat
nouceably little as 10 the crown-with a
mushroom brirn, and IS covered with frills
Of fine lace about three inches wide. Wnlch
are bound with white satin. For trimming
there Is a band OF black velvet around the
crown, on which are applied fairylike clUs-
tiers OF rosebuGs and leaves made OF white
picot-edged ribbon, and long loops and
euds OF the black velvet ribbon, which fall
over the brim at the hack.
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OF POSTAGE STAMPS.

Now and then Uncle Sam" has At Of
economy, or else the office cat" at the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing az
that's the place eats Up the mucilage, for
there will be an interval during which all
the stamps and stamped envelopes handed
out at the postoffice will be so sparsely
gummed that merely moistening them re-
moves the gum. So. don't wet the gum.
but. instead. moisten the edge OF the en-
velope under the flap or the corner where
the stamp is 20 go. II may save "wras-
tie" with that uncanny fluid provided for
public use in postoffices. and known TO the
contractor who supplies II as 'mucilage."
The time when stamps do stick. however
scantily gummed. is when one wants to in
close them in letter. Waxed paper COW
ering them obviates this difficulty and has
two additional advantages-it leaves the
stamps perfectly visible 10 the person open
ing the letter. and II can be pinned or
otherwise fastened 70 the letter without
danger OF injuring the stamps, II little
extra margin is allowed and folded in.
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Lest eANKBoOKs.

PENYBOOK No. 5l5,542 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing ANY person having
a claim 20 " is hereby called upon 70 present
the same within days. or submit 70 having
said passbook cancelled ana new one issued
pANKBOOK No. 572el3 OF the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing Any person having
a claim 10 II Is hereby called upon TO present
the same within ten days or submit 70 having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued
1xNKBOOK No l6sO 554 OF the Union Dino
SAVINGS Bank IS missing. ANY person having
q claim 10 II is hereby called upon To present
ne same within ten days. or submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and new one Issued
LOST OR sfOLEN-Bankbook No. sos. Gal OF
the German Savings Bank IN the city OF New
York corner Attn ave. and 18th ST., issued 70
loan Koch All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same. II not returned 70 tno
bank on the 18th dag Of August. 1911 duph-
cate will be issued. ----
LOST OR sTOLEN-Bsnkoook No o1o.szS 80. OF
the German Savings Bank IN the city OF New
York corner Attn ave. ana lsth 81. Ibsuou al
Berardino VerrOca and Antonietta Ferioea a.
persons are cautioned against negotiating ,s s.o
same II not returned 10 the bank on tne -,
dsy OF August. 1911. a duplicate wiz ps .hs.et
LOST or sTOLEN-Bankbook No. $50 90 Oh
The German Savings Bank IN the CITY OF 20 ~
YORK corner 18th and l4th 81, h Stt,.
Polish BENEFIT Society King Wladysiaw Jasisa' -
Hero OF the War OF Grunwald All perS"Trs a.,
cautioned against negotiating The SAME; -, -
returned 20 the bank on the lOtn dby Va ''s
lSlI a duplicate VIII lie Issued
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nected with the association ever gives
lecture 10 the poor on food without show
ing them one but the combination Miss
Smith was using 70 make ice cream was a
dishpan, a pail. some ice and Ellen Eliza
beth
Ellen Elizabeth. a volunteer from the
neighborhood. turned the pail containing
the mixture around and around In a sea Of
water and ice IN the dishpan, and before
Miss Smiths lecture ended she was able 70
offer the mothers who surrounded her
something that mi ght be described as near
ice cream OF Il soft consistency. The OBJ
.ect Of this lesson was 70 teach those
whose incomes will not enable them 20 buy
a freezer how 10 make the delicacy with
out one.
Miss Smith tried first 20 give her lecture
on the floor OF the pier, but so many men
crowded around to hear her tell how 70
make hot weather foods for babies that
the mothers had no chance, so she ad-
journed 10 the bandstand, with a small boy
as gatekeeper. instructed 20 keep all men
out
After making the ice cream Miss Smith
borrowed a mug from the Nathan Straus
milk depot ftrther down the pier and
showed the mothers how 70 make a drink
for babies Of orange juice, egg and water
II was while she was handing out sample
spoonfuls OF this that an inEurgent raised
her voice In the rear.
Babies should never be allowed 70 taste
tea or coffee" said Miss Smith.
My children has both, and they've grow
ing fine. Milk has bugs in II. Tea and
coffee don't" asserted the !nsurgent.
But the other mothers, who have been
properly educated by pier lectures and
nurses at milk stations. frowned her down
and the lecture proceeded.
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USEFULNESS OF wAxEp PAPER

b For household use. the cheaper qualities
VI waved paper are not so available az
tnoSe somewhat heavier and tougher, but
u only the lightweight kind can be had 70
sim. when doubled. useful in number
'eSS ways. Some dealers send home meats
WIN wrapping OF II inside the brown
paper bur more do not, and II the package
. put directly into the icebOx the meat
Juice ana moisture from the ice combine TO
such The paper 10 the meat In distasteful
.ashion. Avoid this by rolling the meat In
"rSh waxed paper. II pays
salad Of any sort. after washing. can be
wrapped in a good large sheet OF waxed
PAPER ND laid against the ice 20 crisp up.
PARSLEY too, keeps better so. Cheese folded
=" Is less apt 10 dry up, and the odor IS
Aep' away from other foods Even towel
. Tar less effective 20 keep a cut loaf OF
Tread from drying than a double sheet OK
ms Kitchen comfort" while for SAND
~'ches II Is Incompatible. Nevertheiess'
&c chief usefulness is in everyday mousse
nC'u routine. not for picnics' ana those
"no have known Of IL only for the latter
purpose Will find II much 10 their ad'aH-
age 70 keep a generous supply In con
,eMent kitchen drawer and experiment
1se!y With IL
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LITTLE wANDERER A MYSTERY
Children's Society Puzzled About
Bow in Their Charge.

The officials OF the ChLdrens Society re-
port an unusual case now on their hands.
AT the Office OF the society there is a hand
some little boy two and a half years old,
who has been there since July 2, when he
was picked up % go street and Second
avenue by PatrU.man Blythe. Of the East
18Th street station. There has been no in
uuiry about the child and he is a mystery
10 The officials He Is unable 70 talk well
enough 20 give any information about him
self and there was no mark on his clothing
that would aid IN any way IN establishing
HE Identity.
The little fellow has light hair and brown
eyes and was IN splendid condition when
picked up by the police. When he was
round Re had on blue Bingham rompers, tan
SANDALS and wore no stockings.
ae was taken before Chief Justice Rus
sci or the Childrens Court, and was re-
handec 20 the care Of the society. with
power % return him 20 his parents or
guardian Il they should claim him The
olcefs q the society cannot understand
about him
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of Interest to tOomen
MAKES ICE CREAM IN PAN
Miss Helen Smith Teaches
Mothers Use of Simple Device.

Angelica, tell your ma TO come and get
the baby" said a harassed father 10 his
eldest hopeful, as he tossed his squalllng
youngest in HIS arms on the recreation
pier at 18TH street and the East River
yesterday afternoon.
Ma can't She's UP on the bandstand.
learnin' how to make ice cream In a fire.
less cooker
Angelica was trihe mixed. Ma" was
on the bandstand learning TO make ice
cream. and Miss Helen Smith. OF the AS
ISOLATION for Improving the Condition of
the Poor, was teaching her; but she wasn't
using the freless cooker. A homemade
ireless cooker was there. for no one con-
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23s W iZrd s.

The approximate amount o. The len or charge.
20 satisfy which The above described property Is
70 be- sold, is Eight Thousand Three Hundred and
For-y-O1e and 5B-l,O Dollars IS. 34l SD. with
nj crest thereon from tho 2Gth day OF Tune. 1911
together with costs end allowance amounting 20
c224 So with interest from June 18th 1911, to
gether with the expenses u he sale. The ap-
sroximate amount OF the taxes. assessments and
water rates. or other Hens, which are % 5A al
lowed % the purchaser out OF the purchase
money or paid by the Referee. is siS3 20 and
interest.
Dated New York July l0h. 1911.
JAMES r. WILLIAMSON. Referee.
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PRETTY FR|VOLT|ES
In Summer Even the Wise Are
Attracted by Them.

In summer all sorts OF pretty frivolites
come 20 the fore, for II is the season when
even the most serious persons turn from
their evil ways and cease to think II neces-
sary TO wear clothes expressive of their
superior wisdom Among the festive ef-
fects OF this season are those produced
with toile de Jony, a very small quantity
OF which is sufficient TO give to the most
staid and sober articles OF apparel an ex-
ceptional air OF jauntiness. An illustra-
ton OF this wss seen in a small hat OF
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HELP WANTED.
NJ ale


OPPORTUNITY We have an opportunity for
man qualified by experience 20 handle mag
azine subscription department genius VINO
can devise ways and means for large results
with agents. ours is one OF the big propositions
suited FOR n big man. Do not apply unless
character. habits. associations, etc. are ne
best Second best or ordinary not considered
c.. Box 10. Tribune ONCE.
Statesmen wanted 20 handle we'll paying propo-
sition, easy hot weather work. calling on New
York business men, good opportunity for hust-
Ter. Call Suite $3.50 ! Madison ave. New YORK
WANTED. Two lithographic pressmen; perma-
nent position for competent men. in western
city: state salary and experience. Address, w
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WANTED -Four photographic transformers. who
can handle good commercial and color work.
send samples; state salary and experience. Ad-
dress r. B. Box s. Tribune Office
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

STATE OF NEW YORK. PUBLIC SERVICE
Commission for the First District.-In the
matter OF the application OF the Long Island
Railroad Company FOR tho permission and ap-
prOval OF the Public Service Commission Tor
The First District pursuant 70 the PROVISIONS
OF Section % OF the Public Service Cominis-
sious Law. 10 a change and relocation Of tAat
Eo-'b side Divisions between Woodsde and
New york.-Case No. iST7-Publlshed notice
OF hearing --Notice Is hereby given that the
application OF the Long Island Railroad Com
pany for the permission and approval OF ne
Public Service Commission fOr the First Dis
trict pursuant % the provisions % Section %
OF the Public Service Commissions Law TO a
change ana relocation OF that portion or the
route OF said COmpanys Main Line ard North
Side Divisions. between Wood-ide and Win
field, IN the Borough Of Queens. City of New
York, in accordance with a survey, map and
certificate Of such change. fled IN the once %
6av OF July 1911 viii be heard by said Com
mission at rs Office No. lJ4 Nassau Street.
Borough OF Manhattan, New York City on the
9th day Of july 1911, az 2.30 o'clock In the
= Dated. July 22d. 1911
THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
By RALPH PETERS. President
sTATu OF NEW york. PUBLIC SERVICE
Commission for the First District.--In the
matter OF the application Of the Long Island
Railroad Company for the consent Or the
Public Service Com mission Tor the Fir5t rs-
trfct pursuant 10 the provisions OF Section 81
OF he Railroad Law, 10 the discontlnunnce by
said Company OF It's established station at
Jamaica, In tho Borough OF Queens, City Of
New York aud the relocation thereof az a
point auuroxi rnateir 1.7au feet west NJ its
present iocation.-Case No. 13Ts.-Pubiishe ed
notice Of hearing Notice is hereby given that
the application OF the Long Island Railroad
Company for the consent Of the Public Service
Commission cor the First District pursuant 10
the provisions OF Section 81 OF the Railroad
Law 20 the discOntinuance by said Company
OF IT'S established station al Jamaica, In the
Borough OF Queens city OF New York and the
relocation thereof al point approximately
! 100 feet west OF it's present location. will be
heard by said Commission Al us once, ioi
Nassau Street Borough OF Manhattan. New
York city on the 27th day OF July. 1911. at
. 80 o'clock in tho AFTERNOON
Dated. July 22d. 1911
THE IONf, ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
BY RALPH PETERS. President.
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SAWAIOGA SPRINGS

New York States Mineral Spring Reservation
Send To-day for Illustrated Book.
Room No 30. The Arcade Saratoga Springs. " Y.
NOPLEYs Elevation 1000 feet. hotels cot
tages. heart OF Adirondacks; overlooking 1000
acres OF forest. 100 Mt peaks. most beautiful
lakes in world: booklet. John a. Cole Lake Pleas
ant Hamilton Co. Ny. tN.Y. once, ll22 B'wayD
KIsKATOM RETREAT HOUSE. HESITATION.
Ca;skil Mountains.-Newy furnished and rem
oyated: all modern improvements; beautifully
situated Table supplied from farm. Booklet on sp-
plication. Rates 50 upward. James D. Mcdonald
THE GRANT HOCsD-Under same manage
ment Modern Suites with private baths. Re-
duced rates FOR June. Guests entitled 10 all privi
leges OF The Stamford Country Club Golf Course
John p. Grant. owner and Prop, stamford. Y.
ROCKWOOD-IN-THE CAIRO, ". 7
Beautifully situated. highest elevation ana
rnogt beautiful resort In the Catskil Mountains;
accommodates go. Rates s. up. Write for
booklet. MONT MILLER, Prop. and Manager
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
BUTLER-vALET. UsEFUI-By tall young
Swede good appearance, intelligent. industEi-
GUS. best references. Osterbergs Agency, il6
lexington ave. Tel 1858 Plaza.
COOK and BUTLER-German couple; DO entire
work family, also couple coachman ana gar
dener: woman housewOrkcr. McrroWs Agency,
72l Lexington ave. -
ELDERLY SINGLE NAN wants private place
experienced al gardening, horses, carriages,
furnace generally useful best reference for
honesty sobr,ety and capabtty. Call or ad-
dress. j. Rainey, 924 Atlantic ave. BrookIyn-
FARMHAND-swede. s25 good teamster and
mixer. Eve Yeas experience; sober, reliable
clarence Matthews % 8 Agency. SIS 9th ave. Tel
as Bryant.
T71PW5 4YT-S95- North Irish; all-round hand
on farm machinery and mixer; temperate ana
reliable. Robert, Ma,hewsons Agency elo ouh
ave.
FAPMFR.-Man. WIFE and Soy 10. working
foreman with practical farmer; reference. H.
Il. III Nelson St, View Brunswick. \. -.
GARDENER. Gentleman closing his green
.sc bea Teen IN bis EMPLOY for the last eleven
ears. can highly recommend him as FIT class
gardener IN all It's branches Address Ma!ach'
Tierney, Highlands. New Jersey.
GARDENER and farm foreman; competent IN
all branches OF farm. garden work, greenhouse
and landscape. German; married Dest or reisiioo
ence Address A. K, care william Albert 10
East 18th st.
Observation-Disclosures vegetables. flowers,
lawns. care Of cows, horses, etc; single. ZEN
-s-ate. moderate wages first class ieLel ei.Se7'
Gardener Sc North ave, New hocheLe. y. l.
NAN AM E-Ciermau-Americans, on
gen+leruan's country estate good gardeneT'
horseman, pouitrynan useful; VIE GOOD cooH
laurdress, Homework, best references ~
dress A. B, 24f east 58d 81
7-eTTT-T- NAN-S25: English gardener. horse,
COW and chickens. Industrious; STEADY man. as
references Will show. j.. hatAe"so" Agent
SIS 9th ave.
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SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere In the United States
for $500 a year.
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? PROPOSALS..
CONTRACT 81.

CATSklLB AQCEDCCT.
SEALED BIDS will be received By the Board
ig5 Broadwav New York. until II A. 81 On
Tuesday August !. 1914 for Contract 81. tor the
construction OF the Brooklyn conduit. a portion
on lie city pipelines uf Catskill luedact. IN
the city Aqueduct department ans extending
from the junction q Flatbush avenue ana Scher-
long Third avenue. Baltic street. Park place.
sixth avenue. Twenty-fOuTth street ana Flfth
avenue o. Thlrty-siXth street. The Work 70 Do
zone Includes tAe furnlSAing and laying u about
III 200 feet q So inch steel pipe, a bt-lnch
Ventur. meter. valves and other appurtenances
together with maintenance for one year
= the above piac. and time the bids will DO
publicly opened ana read. Pamphlets containing
Information FOR bidders ana pamphlets OF CON
rra.t drawings can be obtained at the above
address hy depositing the sum OF ten dollars
$50 0Ol for each pamphlet. For further pAri!c-
,i. "a r.. information f0r BidderE.
S,TTsRI.Es STRAUSS President CHARLES y.
CHADWICK JOHN F. CALVIN commits
siCnerE Of ne Board OF Water supply.
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RESORTS.
LONG ISLAND.

CRYSTAL LAKE HOTEL AND COTTAGES,
Freeport l. l.. open all year; me fainily
hotel; reasonable rates; automonue parties
accommodated. A. r. FROST. proprietor.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors, Teachers, Tutors, Govern
esses etc. 20 Colleges. Schools and FamilleA
Apply 10 Mrs Il J. YOCNG-FCLTON.
"a Union SQUARE
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CHARLES wILsoN's Employment Agency.
Telephone 2224 P!az, al East 5Tth II. Cup
plies first class servants to private families. All
refer ences Investigated
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WORK WANTED
Male

Male.
CHAUFFEUR.-Co respectable: Ave years
experience. sober. reliable personal refer
ences: CITY or country. Chester 325 Vert b2d st
(basemenO.
CHAUFFEUR-By ewede 81. single. sixteen
years In this country; willing. good mechanic.
country preferred. habits good. G. L. Sharp,
iGl West 36tl ST.
CHAUFFEUR .-Coored. 30. seven years expert
ence; best city and country references Ma
jors IS West 9th ST
MECHANIC. Christian; repairs steam. gas.
electric, painting. etc. testing. demonstrating.
wishes steady position. Address Box 20. 1913 81
ave.
REAL. ESTATE; experienced man wants man
aEement OF property; can furnish bond; best
references. money saving results. Box %. 1918
Third ave-.
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OFFICE PURCHASING COMMIsSAHY, u. :.
Army. 80 whitehall Street, New YORK city, July
-. lgll.-sealed proposals ~ ulpheate Tor iaI-
matoes will be received az This Office until 10
O'clock A NJ August -. 1911. Information
e,,,,tsbcs on sppllcation Envelopes containing
IA. should be marked Proposals FOR Subsistence
..i.,re1 opened August IS. 1911 and addressed
10 col a. L. SMITH. A. {. O., L, :. Army.
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE. COLUMBUS MEMO
n.a! Commission. washington. D. g., June 20.
toiI-seaIsa proposals for stone work gran
lie or rnarbeJ. for foundations. concrete piles.
masonry. &C and for plumbing and sewers
DOR Columbus Memorial Fountain. 10 be erected
on rnion station Plaza Washington, D g..
viii be- received here until II N, July 20
1911 and then publicly openep Informauon
an annlention. SPENCER COSBY. Col.
T. 6 a. Executive Ofhcer
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female.

sTTNOGRAPHER. employed downtown. wlshe,
work after 4 O'Clock; also Saturday after
Moons; 5Oc hour permanency In september; rel
erences. AmeL-can. Box ]. LrLlne Dil-e.
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LAWYERS.

JAMES a GRAY, COUNSELLOR AT law
rooms i.o2l-i02 3. Marbridge Building,
Broadway, corner 94th st.
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NEW JERSEY.

MOUNTAIN AND LAKE RESORTS
the Lackawanna Summer Book. Will help you
plan the best vacation you ever had. YoT can
get a free copy at any OF the D.. L W.
t!cket Offices.
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TIM & TABLES.

An n" LINE PEE P. I. wal u St H Ferry
For san Juan y r.. la Guayra Pto. Cabelo
Curacao aud Meracaibo via Curacao
Philadelphia o.. Aug. 2 Caracas ......... Aug 10
For MayagueZ. p. r., La Guayra. Curacao and
Maracaibo.
Maracaibo . July 20 Zulia ...........Au. o
Superior Accommodate tons for Passengers
BLISS DAI.LETr CO,
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EuRMlsHEO ROOMS WANTED.

MEDIUM SIZED ROOM WANTED BY quiet
gentleman in Flatbush section, Brooklyn
must be reasonable. references exchanged.
AdIrefs y Box ~ Tribnne 0f1ce
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'iTRkvel" a Booklet OF over 300 summer
lHEVIt ThII Tours Mailed Free on Request.
MARSTERs. 81 w. Soth St. ~ Y.
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AUCTION SALES.

FHE BUSINESS Of IN. late Maurice Shapiro.
located az 1916 Broadway, Manhattan. includ-
ing stock. fixtures. pianos copyrights manu-
scripts plates and good VIII. win be sold, by
der OF the eXecutrlx. al public auction by Samuel
Marx AuctIoueer, on Friday. July 18th, 1911, 10
O clock IN forenoon, at office of auctiOneer, 2sl
Broadvny Manhattan No bid less than $40 600
Terms spot cash. House, GrcssmRn & Norh2us.
Attorneys FOR Fanny shapiro, Executrx
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FALL RIVER LINE

Via Newport and Fall River. ". Pier 10.
n r, foot Warren St., week days and sun
DAYS $50 p NJ Steamers COMMONWEALTH
and PRISCILLA. Orchestra on each.
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FOR SALE.
DGAMO IDS

We refund your money within ore year.
CHARLES A. KLINE, $50 Broadway, New York
VERMONT GRANITE QCARRIES FOR SALE
or lease: 1ne dark and Hight stone: equipped
and developed we'll known. Address Elk
CELLENT OPPORTUNITY" Tribune ONCE.
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Magnificent $. S. Arabic" n n
leaves Feb. /. rates st0O I'D. u
including shore excursions. In
enchanting days Stop over TT
privileges Round World Tours Nv
Sept 10. oct ~ and monthly
until January. Frank {. Clark, 81 n
Times Bldg, New YORK ~
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CARPET CLEANING,

TYPEWRITlNG AND TYPEWRlTERs,
VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau 81 ca,aIoSn.
free, all makes taken part payment; bareains
in Underworld. Remngtons. divers SnfIths
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BLISS. DALI.Err i co.
enFral Managers ~ Wall ~