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finally secured tho ball on hor e.
yard line. Then began her sensational
march TO tho first score. Tho Middies
thought so well OF Keyes.s fake kick
iuns that they sprans II right back
at tho foe.
Dalton's end run for twenty yardn
gaSo the sailors their first down OF
tho game. That was the cue. Rodcs
pulled three OF tho copyrighted Kcyes
runs In rapid succession. varied n Bit
by tho .Arny's pet line Shifts.
IT was case OF rubbing II In.
But most effective one. for from her
forty iife-yarel limo in less than two
minutes tho Midshipmen Ind carried
TIC ball right to Army's thirty yard
line. The ball was fairly In front Of
the goal posts, so that when Army'a
line hold twice, tho ''admirar' ordered
try from placement. In pretty.
clean. low boot Dalton redeemed all
his carly puntius iisappointmcnts by
as clean a ncld goal as ever skirtcd
the bar between tho upriEhts.
Navy ON Defensive.
For the rest of tho half Navy was
mostly on the dctcnsivc, but never
hard pressed, playing a safe game
With her S-to-o advantage.
Dalton found himself in the second
hali, and throughout the third period
showed his truly. NondcrfnI n,,,,,t,.,
ability. One of his boot. for for ssx9
enty yards, the ball rolling away be-
also showed cx,cptiunol .,h,l;,, .,
nins back punts throu,n :, hr,,i.t
field An vus,dc kick hv S,v,. ~,
the soldiers IN sore straits ro,. ., Win,
but they recovered ;, fu,ubl. IN ,hni,.
;iftecn. yard line, and p,,n,,o m, nr
ntns%I. L'tuelohi who played 4
,iyirn sexaa ~. 80" a., iof .he Arny.
fumhIcs icro ,bo et'iih
sbtycr ,f honn ,hra,,,, $500
.,,,,,dJon IN ~. sia. ~
eleven from wost po,n, ~, ~, Wv
began n march ,nw,rd ~. 49,, ~, u'''.
The Middics ,IS.,., '.''e III
tor lcn. gains. an, ,<cvcs ,wica r,,,,,'a
his trick end runs.
RouGhncss and onside plav: h.. no
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Honest Advice to
C0nSunpriveS

Somehow there exists a vast amount OF
skeP'icism as TO the possibility of curing
Consumption. We state none but facts. ano
are sincere in what we assert.
II ourselves afflicted with Tuberculosls
We should do precisely villa, we ask others
to do--takc Eck;nan's Alternative promptly
and faithfully. The reason VIC should do
this and warrant VIC have for asking u!i
Consumptires to take II, is that VIC have
the reports OF many cures. one OF which
iollows:-
ISL? Susluehanna Ave. Phil, Pa.
Gentic!hcn For two years ! WAS afflicted
with hrrInorrhaSes Of the lungs, the number
'G'n'ei nearly one hundred. Our family
phEsiciah advised another climate. as To re-
MAIN would probably DO fatal; however. I
remained, a.d Ia February or 1907 / was
taken With - severe attack Of pncti,nouiu
MHcn recovered sufficiently to walk obou.
the bouse was lcf; with II fr!sh,ful hack :
!hS cough, which 10 medicine I had taken
.ou,I uAeyinte' wna again advised to
go TO another par; OF the country /; was
az ihis time. March. 1879, thut lenrrcd NJ
Gcknhns Aitcrat tive. In n Shor, ,Iu,r NV
cough WAS gone and was pronounced well.
or cured. SincaS;hat time { have hnd two
shEht attacks of Pneumonia aud I have
cure ~ eieet a
am at Present in excellent health and
iccl that as long as I can obtain Ecltmnn,s
n1HFHt'c, have no fear OF Concur, otI,,n
,, o' ni.' speak too highly for the good /,
tsisnad, HOWARD I. K1orz
l:ckman's Alternative is cnec,ly. IN ~,
Ghitis, Asthma. Hay Fever; Throa, ma
Luns iroubics and in upbuildIns tho sys
,.h; L'ocS not contain po!sons, opin;eS ar
nMmipN-l0Sn.lns d-nss. For sale by owen. &.
Minor Drug Company aud other Ic.dirn
drussists. Ask for booker % c,,ycd a r..a.
nn1 write 10 Eckman Laboratory, PhIndri-
Phia' "a. for additional evidence
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Dalton began to show above tho best.
but fast firing efforts OF the .Army's
most gallant men. What Ted Coy was
TO Yale thrce years ago. Dalton was
to Navy in the closing period OF to-
days game. lie not only puntcd
Taultieslsy. but time after time round
ed the Army line for long gains or
slSirted tho ends. Tho Army, as tho
precious minutes which divided IT from
defeat slipped by, In It's desperation
tried every wiln aud strategy at its
command, but all were futile.
Twice Dalton broke attempted for
ward passes, and again he nailed a
man who succeeded In getting out 10
clear territory after receiving an off
side kick. The Army had tho ball near
midncld when the end came. The line
up
Army. Position NAVY.
Wood. -.lcft end. 80. Hamilton
Devorc. 80. left tackle. Brown
Arnold. ...lcft guard. ;. wakeman
Stncft. a....-.. centre. Weems
Walnsley. right guard Howe
Ltttlejohn. Eight tackle. -. Redrnnn
Cook. right end. .McRcavy
Hyatt.......- quartz rback. :. .Gilchrist
Dean. Jeff halfbacls Dalton
Mcdonald. right halfbuck. Nichols
kcycs. fullback. .Rodes
Goal from placement, Dalton. Ref
cree. NJ. / Thompson. Georg etown.
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FIRST Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court ~ the United statss. was un-
Court Of Appeals hero to-day. Tho
tablet was erected by the Pennsyl-
vanilla Bar Association. CoinCident with
this ceremony. six portraits Of former
associate justices OF tho supreme Court
and OF three judges Of tho United
states Court here wero unveiled at the
same time.
Justice Lurton. of the supreme Court
or tho United Stnteg, presided at the
ceremonies. and ,unyeilod tho Marshall
tablet Judge George Gray accepted
the tablet and portraits
Nearly 1000 members OF the bench
ana bar attended the ceremonies. ~
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IN MEMoRIAM

SAD but loving rcmeIn-
brancc OF our dear mother, ALIENE
S. FOLKEiS, who departed this life
two years ago to-day. November 26.
1911.
Homes sweet sunshine seems to
vanish,
AZ thy face no more we gee.
And without thy loving presence
1t nc more our home can be.
Friends may think we'll soon forget
you.
And our wounded hearts he healed,
But they little know the sorrow
That's within our hearts, concealed.
EPPS-In loving remembrance of BER-
PARENTS AND SISTERS.
TIMBERLAKE--1n loving remcm.
c. TIMBERLAEE. who departed this
life one month ago to-day All. It
WAS hard TO sec him go. to know
That day after day must pass with
dear to me: to long for ono hand
clasp. one sound OF that dear voice.
TO me so sweet. now hushed in death:
one glance OF those dear eyas we
loved 50 we'll. Loved thought, that
some time we will see that Godg
ways are right, and We will not
question His dear love that now 10
hid from sight
will love 60 think Of that time
When all arc FREQ from pain:
Each one Of us will known our own.
And claim them ali again.
Each one with broken heart
And weary. tear-dimmed cvca
Will meet again that lovely form.
BeEond the atarlit skica
BY HIS SISTER
FOLK Es.-pIed. on November SO. two
years ago. MRS. c. j. FOLkEs. he
loved wife of Cornelius ]. ToIkes.
She was q good mother and IL faith
full wife, and her name Is not Tor
gotten by tho husband and children
she left behind Blessed bo her
memory.
BY HLsE HUSBAND AND Chill
DtiES
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FREE LAM.

Another allotment OF very choice
valley fruit land Is now ready for dis
tribution. Write linmedla tcly to tho
Jantha Plantation Co., Block 1851.
Pittsburgh, Pa. for aDplicnt ion blanks.
The only requirement. Is that 1.-Two acres
DC planted In fruit trees within live
years. Authorized Improvement com
panies VIII plant the trees ut reason
able pricns. and market tho fruit for
the owners on shares.
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DEATHS

GEESHAM-Dlcd, very suddenly, sat,
uruuy. $3.50 y. NJ, at ms res,dcncr.
hi4niNnu i'arn. RICHARD nUdit
Gi.rsiiAM. aged siN,y-c,Snt years.
lie leaves 10 mourn ;'cir loss Inc
IuilownB cniiurcn: %uDur VI. All
WIN - Proctor. Jonn u, Mrs. robert
%mcl,oih Mrs. nhpy ',urilel, Mrs. jonn
NJ. 1tncn anu itupS Gresham. Netsr-
All Grcsnum WAS Il Suiiun, ConIcder-
ate soInicr In Company Is. rnIrty-
lourin Virginia infantry, w isc's Bri-
sauc. lie WAS WOunueu Sth OF June,
1901. around i'ctcrsDurts Va.
funcral from LctEn street B:.p-
list church TIit5 lsunduy) Act en-
NOON ut O'CLOCK.
spRENkLE-Dicd. Friday morning,
November -. 1911. ut i:lj O'clock.
MRS. MATTE q. SPRENKLE, w,in
or g. l.. Sprcnklc, aged Twenty-Five
years old. mother. tuthor and two
sisters. Mr. and Mrs. J. ". AncuT-
row. Mrs. J. II. Williams and Mrs. Z.
~ Gibson, OF Caroline county.
Funeral will take place SGSD AY
AFTERNOON AT $3.50 o'clock from,
Asbury Methodist Church.
RlS--Dcpartcd this n.c Friday.
mother. Mrs. Catherine t. Harris.
l"Gl l.. st. Jamcs street, WELLING-
TON -. HARRIS.
,it9 htai HHu no ucSlTC TO stray
Where doubts arise and fears disinay.
Though some may dwell where this
His prayer. his aim. was higher
ground.
Ills MOTHER.
Funeral MONDAY AFTERNOON. .
O'clock. from First baptist Church.
LtNDiS-Died. At 1880 Thursday
night. At his homo in Norfolk. VA.
after protractcd illncss OIyOF q.
LtNDlN. aged forty eight years. Be-
Sides his widow he Is survived by
his mother and several brothers and
slsIcrs IN Richmond.
me body was brought TO Rich
inonh and inferred III Hollywood
ToLEw Died, suddenly. a, tho Memo (.
rial Hospital. Thursday evening, No.
g ,rr, %, 1911. MRS. LAURA a.
venaple street. snSp rss'ae" sfrr iS1i
NOON AZ !; o'clock. In,crmcnt In
cd.
her daughter. Mrs Minnie Il. stone.
ZIP NJ street. Friday at $40 o'clock
T. NJ, MHs. MOLLIE V. NEEDH AM,
widow OF William l.. Needham. she
te'ves Two children. Mre Minnie 70.
stone anu Richard c. Ncedhaut, and
ner mother, AIrs Lucy y. Dixon. ard
Ihrer brothers, j. y. II. c. and c. y.
liNson, aud two sisters, Srs. lane
Ball and Mrs. Bette ". Hunts
Tho funeral will tako THIS AT
iEItNOOS at $50 o'clock from Union
station NJ. l.. Church.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

BRADI.EI-Thc funeral OF W. a.
!NiA Obey, resident of Pnmunkcy
Indian Reservation. will take ui PSI.
inunkey baptist Church SUNDAY.
$3.50 J.. NJ. Relatives unu friends arc
invited to attend "
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Umpire. A. a. Sharpe, Yale. Field
judge. Carl Marshall, Harvard. Head
iinestnan, y. l. Smith, Pennsylvania
Substitutes: ArmY-Giilespic, for Wood !:
Cook, for Gillespie; Huston, for wa,ms-
ley; iloge, for Cook; Browne 90. Dean.
Nhyy-Ralston. Tor Brown. Time of
game. four fiftecn-minute periods,
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MARRIAGES

oLDFI ELD-PARRISH - Married. on
Goodwin. at the rectory OF st. Johns
r y. Church. Richmond, Va, ED
WARp g. OLDFIELD and ALICE
!. PARRISH, OF Port simout.,l Va -.
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FAMINE STALKS ABROAD
Starving Peasants in .Asintic Russia
IHInGkinE To the TOMnH.

FI0chfnH 10 the TOWny,
81. Petersburg. November 35.-'rhc
suncriliEs experienced In tho famine
of 1891 1rc being repeated IN the PROV
ince Of OrenburR and the Turgai terri
tory in Asiatic RUSSIA. The famine
stricken Inhabitants of these regions
arc ..2ckinR 10 the towns and Villages,
SO many of them being prepared for
death that they arc begging for Inc
administration of the last communion.
Crops in the province of Orcnburc.
are SC per cent. below the average, and
the Bishop of Tchciyabinsk has issued
an appeal to tho government asking
aid for the peasants.
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Dr; ID. j. Coleman, A. j. Cnvanaugh.
FeliN Kecgan. James r. Dunahue. 4.
V. shea and Coluinhur Calcpa Honor
ary-Colonol John Murphy. G. u camp
poiI, JanicS Hartley and John I;yall.
Funerals Mt Bedford CITY.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Bedford CITY, Va, November 25.-
To-day at II o'clock the funeral o!
Frank Austin took piuce at Long,vood
Cemetery. Re-. &. W. Collier of tho
Bedford City Baptist Church, conduct.
ing the service. Mr.. Austin. who died
AT his home at New Londoi, was a
veteran OF the War of the Confcder.
acy. He is survived by his second
wife.
The funeral service of riglman Ar.
thur took place at 2 o'clock this after.
noon. and tho burial was at FiZcr's
Cemetery. about three miles distant
from this place. Mr. Arthur was a
brave Confederate soldier. Rev. C. W.
Collier conducted the service.
Miss Mary Cash. who died at her
home. near Lowry. was buried to-day
at Timber Ridge Cemetery, Rev. C. X.
james. of the Methodist Church, CON
Quoting the funeral service.
Mrs. Ciarrinsn J. Wright.
Especial to The Times- Dispatcl,.J
Bowling Green. Va. November 10
Mrs Ciarrissa J. Wright, widow OF
william Wright. died yesterday morn
ING AT nor home, nSed eighty -four
cd this afternoon at 2:3o o'clock from,
her latc residence, by Rev C. H.
Gruikshank. and inter,ncnt was In
lakewood Cemetery. She Is survived
sisters, Mrs. NJ. - parr, Mrs c. r.
Smith and Mrs. Wilson Davis. ma
TOUR brothers-Charlcs w Collins. /.
!: collins. Robert w. Collins and John
W. Collins, OF kIabuma
Mark W. DensleS.
lopeeiSi 10 The Tunes Ulrpatch.l
lowing Green, Va, November 20
Mark W. Benslry died at his home.
soVcuty-hve %osrs. Tic is survivcI nv
his widow. Tho funeral viii take rlncc
At Providence Baptist Church ,o-inor-
row afternoon, and intcrment Will be
In tho church burning ground.
William y. Williams
Especial to The 'tm":: -i1iSpu.,,,i1
Cape Charles. Va, November 70
William nottingham Williams. ninety.
Hc was tho Oldest citizen. not only Of
Cape Charles. but OF Northampton and
Accoinac counties. and for his years
wa3 ono OF the most remarkable .,prci-
and intellectually. Mr. Williams WAS
born ut Poplar Grove. near here. on
the 9Th day of March. JSl5 his pa
rents being William ). Williams and
his first wife, Miss Eosina B. Dun
ton, lived only two years after their
marriage. the Sd Or August. 1912. and
Virginia Fitchett, daughter of Daniel
Fitchett. one Of Northampton's fore
most citizens or his day, and sister
OF the late Hon. William T. Fitchet,
at ono time Judge Of the Circuit Court
and one of the most successful law
ycrs on the Eastern shore of Virginia
Mr.. Williams devoted most OF his life
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survived By his wife and ono son. Wal.
lace Carmichael.
SUCCESSORS CaBLE PIaNo CO.
lib East Broad.

Rev. IIcnrS A. jacobson.
Especial to The limos Dispatch]
Winston Salem. IS. c.. November 25..-
Mrs. Edward Rondthalcr. wife OF
Bishop Itonthnlcr of the AforavinI
Church. was notified to-day of ,na
death OF Rev. Henry a. Jacobson, her
only surviving brother. which occurred
at noon to-day in Bethlehem. Pa
Rev. Mr.. jacobson was born In
Salem, whom his futher, Bishop Jacob
son, was president of Salem Academy
and College. He formerly was pro-
fessor 1T the Moravian College ind
Theological Seminary. and recently had
been editor of tho Moravian.
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If you're going to the old
h Q IN c, Or Amy old place, :"
here's the suit, tho overcoat,
and all the fiXings for good
taste in dress
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Uoo Gate for GIasgttirarlon.

a YOUNG MAN FOR TIFF,
BOWMAN, loS East Broad street,
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DR.; ID. ]. Coleman, A. j. Cnvanaugh.
reli% keegan. James Il. Dunahue. y.
V. shea and Colurrhur Cnlicpa. Honor
arE-Colonol John Murphy. q. y. camp
DOLL James Hartley and John I;yall.
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Club Bags. Suit Cases and
handy Trunks.
Just the class OF tl1inq S
YOU'LL likely want in these
lines arc here.
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Our special this week is our.
Tina ksgiving overcoat or suit
at $25.
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Have you the right suit to
carry him over Thanksgiving
This week special Thanks
giving suits at $3.50 for. boys
from 8 to Is years.
IN rough Scotchy effects, or
plain drsssy cassinleres.
Also for the little fellows,
from 3 to 10 years, special
suits $3.50 to So.
Everything else for little boy
and big brother.
Durable clothes, extra roill-
forcing, strong sewing and our
strong guarantees erry-mucie.
Handsome, swaggep Scotch
cheviot OVercoatS for boys UP
70 10 years at $3.50, $3.50 and
$40.
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II you buy it you'll. have extra
cause for Than ksgiving.
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sN'Ff '1tkF0T'fs
Mark ", DenslcS,

:. lSpsSiSi 10 III" iltlit $ DIPpatca.l
lowing Green. Va, November 20
Mark w. Benslry died at his home.
Sovcuty-tivc :oars Tic is survived nv
his widow. Tho funeral viii take place
AT Providence Baptist Church to-rnor-
row Afternoon, and ntcrment will be
In tho church burying ground.
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MEMORY OF JOHN MARSHALL

Bronze Tablet In Tribute 10 First Chic,
Justice. .o'''-
philadelphia. November PA bronze
tahlet IN memory Of John Marshall,
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ills heart had no desire TO stray
where doubts arise and fears djsmay.
Ihoush some may dwell where this
abound
His prayer. his aim. was higher
ground.
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EPPS-In loving remembrance of BER.
TIA LEE, died November IS. 1905
three years ago. "At rest"
PARENTS AND SISTERS.
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Female

OTNT MAN. 30 years Of age, married, expert
t.,,,y.s-sr 5esi~es position with chance Of
.,arlemert B. A.. BOX s. Tribune ONCE
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TYPewRlTlNe AND TYPEwRlrERs.
TOILET PREPARATIONS

VICTOR VISIBLE. ~ Nassau ST. Catalogue
free. all makes taken pnrt payment bargains
IN f-nderlyoads RefninFiouE. Olivers smiths
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G.. Is. SAMPSON
Employment Agency
JAPANE

Az Fourth Avenue. First class help, all ma
for private families. References
inNlsllrafeH Telenhnra SES Madison Square.
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ice exTINoUIsHERs & LADDERS
WATCH AND CLOCK

TTFF Nets. ladders. eStinguishers. Combiua-
ton Ladder Co. - PARK Plaee Tel oO-S
-
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da,eIored gold and silver mine. over 1000 ieet
OF tunnels on property; gold ASSAY or -. wAcki
is higher than the famous IreadWeh mine OF
Alaska. Dar value Of stock low. send or cali iol
full particulars. - -, 49,.
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NTPSF-North German. experienced young
g{rI Tor child over three years good sewer
ci-, az country. best references; wages SO
$50 Cali AT Lang 81 BOecherer co. Agency
4,-sI-fT West 331
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4 nWYEPS.
HOUSEKEEPING BUREAUS.

vArirf-M cleaning carpets. rugs, pcTJierres in
your bcrne II desired. NEW YORK Careful !.
CLEANING BUREAU. - West l5Jth. Phone.
scS7-Harien
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
eupDIies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Govern
ssse, etc 10 Colleges Schools and Families.
Apply 70 Mrs. 81. J. YOUNG-FuLTON,
'FF'' % Union square
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LOST BANKBOOKS.

--Bankbook No. 49j.5sS Of the Union
Dir,e savings Bank is missing ANY person
having 2 claim 20 a. is hereby called upon 70
present the same within ten DAYS, or submit
70 having said passbook cancelled, and ne"
one issued.
70S--T3ankboCk 70 5T1 497 OF the Union
Dime Savings Bank IL missing. Any person
HAVING q claim 20 n IS hereby called upon 70
D~eserf the same within ten days. or submit
- having said psssbook cancelled. and new
QUO
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INDUSTRIAL ASSN
EMPLOYMENT Agency

II WEST 42D ST. Near 9Th Ave.
for select help: all nationalities; references
strictly investigated and on file. Telephone
5yfO Rrvant
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MACHINERY. DIES AND MODELS.
i-S-y-I-Ss-rIONS perfected. model tool ami die
r,akers: screw machine work; metal stamping.
Prices right. satisfaction guaranteed HILL
ir,URs Co 1870 William 81
~ - p brand New Mietz-Weiss Kerosene
Engine. big sacrihce address Cheap
power" Tribunr once.
T>.y-FNTIONS developed. models made. light
r.acbiniat experimental work. a. ". Hoag.
r4s Fat 23d ~
EXPERIMENTAL machines, our speciality: rea-
.C~abIe urices Hetz. 3u2 East I'D ST.. manu-
facurcr moving picture 81 PIlsz--
INVENTORS r. perimental work a specially.
,sodcIs t5ols dies and drawings. Geo.
scbWarz CO. 1913 Liberty 81.
MACHINE SHOP.
Medals tools machinery and experimental work
., ,.ouy order f D'AMOUR. Is Cortlandt st
SsTTSTZ Al WEISS OIL ENGINES operate on
kerosene fue and crude oils Is MoLt 50. y. y
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. "a "a az n lafs q German Restaurant ,Os-nt
luEnuw y East isth ~. Importers Of
cSr,bnrrer uofprau. Pilsner usnosssnschafs~
bTAu
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LAUNDRIES.

ROssMORE LAUNDRY 1902 ". 3sth 81
Linens handled cOnscisntiousy. Work that
ir.llgs reputation. Telephone 1924 Madison.
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ZI5PSE--Rehned Young woman, capable. OF
care two children, four years reference. 500.
Miss Sbea's Agency. East 42d.
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.AlNrERs AND DECORATORS.

KARKI a. RAsANDN. 1000 Lexington ave. near
1921 st-Private houses. city or country. com
pletsy decorated al lowest prices Estimates
turn
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WIID-CapabIe swcdp. speaking French eN-
ceUent seanlstress. best reference sou. MISS
-Lea,s A-.ncN- s East AID.
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CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS.

0T7Ig Z, HUBBARD, &c WILLIAM ST.
Specialty-Estate accounting Also Hercan-
lilo ana corporation accounting Long estab-
lished and reliable. Ielephohe "ooo-'ohh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02

,7-S-DP FSS-Fi-st class IN private family
shirts collars. best city references. Care OF
o'r<ecfc sn4 East 18th 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02

COOKS 20 TOURS TO EUROPE.
All Expenses Included. Booklets.
THOs COOK & SON 2+5 Broadway. 264 and
$50 Fifth Ave. $40 Madison Ave. y. p
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Ll9no~,1Dvrccr<s COMPANY.

s6 OO0 ASKED FOR an established business To-
cated New York C!ty. doing business Of S+ouUl
and up yearly net profits about 30 per cent
An exceutional Opportunity for a hustler. reason
for selling the best For particulars apply 70
WcDON Virgins COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02

ISSUE or $4,000 OF II cumulative Preferred
st-rl, for sale az par 800 per share Company
is capitalized al SEQ 900 Tobbers and retailers OF
automobile accessories and rubber ires for motor
Trucks and carriages Company paid DIVIDENDS
OF 37i9 per cent last year For fun particulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02

pea+- r~y1 Years reference. Mrs. collier s
Agercy 457 4th ave- near 5lst St, phone
G-7q Madison square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02

$4,000 REQUIRED for half interest IN an
established auctionecrius concern Of New Aorh'
the net profit Of which ranges % 20 3u =. tle
business can De doubled with the above Sl''"o'
-i1a+fou is Invited Tor particulars apply 20
WrDGNALD-WIGGINS CO.. 2JI Broadway
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CARPET CLEANING

CARPET CLEANING.
RIG AND CARPET WEAVING.
spring Cleaning Coming On
rugs made from your old carpets
and old rugs send for samples
HYGIENE RUG CO. 81 Warren ST. CHy'
Telephone sis3-cortiandt.
TapFFtrf CARPET CLEANING CO-Cleans
h. eompressed air. steam, hand OF on ZOO.
ibSs broadway 421 East 4sth 81 SOE q
BRANDT Tel i32-8Sth.
NTyo y01K CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest Largest. Most Modern:
yrSr RIGS WOVEN FROM OLD CAkPEla
prices reasonable Send for Circular
I'll Ioao .ge3 bryant Az -iSh West tolh 81