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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-31

T. b. Smith, of Reliance, was in the
city today.
Just received 1000 bushels of clipped
and recleaned oats. Wick Bros.
Give us a chance to please you and
you will be satisfied. Bell Bros.
Prof. r. o. Allen returned Sunday
morning from visit to Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Andrews, of Har-
vey, were visitors to the city today
If you won't go to the Dixie tonight,
you will miss one of their best pro-
grams.
Dallas Andrews, a leading farmer Of
Zulch, Madison county, was in Bryan
today.
R. l.. Brogdon left today for Cole
man to visit Mr. Harve Henry and
family.
Harry Marwill went to Henderson
Saturday night to join his family in a
visit to relatives.
THE Cattle Herder's Romance" a
powerful Western drama, at the Dixie
tonight.
Paley billiard and little son came up
from Houston yesterday to visit rela'
tives in this city.
The Baseball Star from Bingville,'
at the Dixie tonight. This comedy Is
a scream. Don't miss it.
Webb Chatham arrived a few day:
ago from New York City and vii
spend few days here visiting his
mother and brother.
Lost-Blue serge coat Sunday on Fan
min street road. Liberal reward for re
turn to Eagle office.
Rev. Joseph Gleissner returned TO
day from Hampstead, where he hell
services last night.
Come out tonight and enjoy thu
singing, dancing and moving picture
: at Dellwood.
Come to the party at the Methods
parsonage Tuesday afternoon from
to Z, benefit Rosebud society.
Mrs. l.. A. Haste and children hav
returned from pleasant visit to thei
old home at Geuydan. La.
/. n. Conyers, the we'll known stocl
man of Marlin, returned to his HON
today after short visit to Bryan.
Order some Golden Gate tea o
coffee in your next order and you hav
solved the question forever. Bell Bro
/, Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Williams hav
e returned home after spending tw
: weeks most pleasantly at Sulphu
Okla.
> r. s. Newsome, manager of tn
n Hoppe farm in the bottom, was in II
|city today.
s John Lawrence, Jr., rsfurnsa--tods
from a visit TO relatives in Beaumor
= He was accompanied home by Jas
a Josie, Jr.
r Ut. Lawler came in saturday mig
n from New Orleans. He will return
o that city tomorrow night for his fal
If lily and will arrive here with them Il
d latter part of this week to make tn
their permanent residence.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-31

See that popular pair, Harry and
Mabel MARITIME, at Dellwood tonight.
Mr.. Ed Parker, Jr, of Fort Worth,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Jim Dunn,
Jr., in this city.
Miss Maud Nicol left today to visit
at Houston and San Marcos. She will
be away on her vacation for four or
five weeks.
Rev. |. F. Belts, presiding elder OF
! the Marlin district, arrived from Mar
lin this afternoon. He will hold quar-
terly conference at Alexander tomor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Bateman and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Watson left today
for Mart. where they will make their
home in future. The Eagle regrets to
lose these two families from Bryan.
Dfe last of the Sunday night union
services for this summer was held
last night at the Christian church The
pastor, Rev. J. n. Thomas, preached
a splendid sermon on THE LordshiI
of Christ"
Col. and Mrs. James Hays euarles
of A. & NJ. college, went to Dallas yes
terday to join large automobile party
who will go from that city to Calves
ton for the auto races. They will pass
through Bryan tomorrow on the wa!
to Galveston.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-31
Notice, Contractors!

Bids will be received up to IL o'clock
noon August /, 1911, for repairing the
Westside school building. Plans and
specifications will be had at City Ma
tional Bank. The committee reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
E. H. ASTIN,
NJ. F. DANSBY.
Committee.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-31

The Singer sewing machine Is sold
for cash or small monthly payments.
See T. A. Satterwhite, salesman.
Phone 467.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-31

Mound City paints may cost a trifie
1ore, but z. j. Jekins. tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10

terials could be found. The trimming on
the waist matching the skirt gives an Of
feet Of unity. while the thin chiffon means
greater comfort than heavier material
throughout
For the medium size the blouse VIII re-
Guire one and three-qusrters yards Of ma
teral - inches wide or sevcn-eiShths yard
q inches wide with one and half yards
81 satin for th- trimming portion and ono
onc-quarter ward Of sll-ovcr lace for the
yoke and underslceves. For the skirt viii
DO needed Eve and one-quartcr Yards y
inches vide or three and scven-eishths
Yards % inches wide
The pattern 40. s.sSi is cut in sizes g 20
& inch bust measure and tho pattern NO
6,s6i In sizes % 10 % linen waist measure.
They will be mailed TO any address on re-
ceipt 81 80 cents
Please give number Of pattern with rust
and waist measures distinctly Address
Pattern department. NeV-vork Tribune.
II in hurry for pattern sond an extra
--cent stamp and VIC will NAH By letter
postage in sealed envelope
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private Indignation meeting well We
heard the jury"
Such dummics That's what We get
FOR not being the same old academy barn
win The same old moon looking round
and sentimental"
They think I'm indecent" sighed a
rejected lsadora Duncan nocturre in pur-
pies and greens
And mc-Im sordid" said coal yard.
And I'm dccadcnt." said an East side
restaurant
So much for not merely tracing a
IadN dainty sentiment across fan. adj
monished an older member.
Meanwhile some Of the perpetrators Of
these artistic crimes were agreeing that
the next time the club had an exhibition il
ought TO select its jury from among its
own members. This time II had repre-
sentative Academy a. Design jury. the
members being y. Alden Weir. +. Luis
Mora. Edward Pcnicld Irving Wies and
Allan Turner. The iusurEout club members
say they are accustomed 20 rejection at
the hands of Academy Of Design jurics and
lake u as their pictures would an extra
coat OF yarnish, but when tie exhibition is
in their own clubhouse they arc less in
clincd 10 he philosophical
Among the insurgents are Miss clara
Ticc, Miss Frances Mitchell Miss Sula
Elmondorf, Mrs. j. Neyeson. Miss Lola
Jones. Miss Elsie Grandin and Miss Kath-
crime IIoolihau Some Of these had pictures
accepted. but their friends sav their best
work was respected.
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result 81 a statement made hy the same
speaker that probably oue-teuth Of those
present would die from cancer.
Dr Snow did not attempt TO contradict
this hut sought 20 cheer the audience by
the assurance that % per cent OF them
would not die from cancer. This hopeful
view Of the situation. However. was hardly
sufficient 10 make mp for a depressing array
Of statistics presented by the enemy OF viyi-
section 10 prove that the medical discover
ie- OF recent years. the results Of animal
experimentation. were only bubbles. Most
conspicuous among these bubbles were the
Pasteur treatment for hydrophobia and the
autitoNiu for diphtheria.
Or Hutchinson said that the results Of
his observations had been entirely different
from those Of Or. Snow and that they had
nothing iu common but the boards upon
which thoy stood.
Robert ErSkine Ely. who occupied The
chair. held them mp a. an example TO those
who earlier "a the action had been unable
IN refrain from expressing their feelings IN
a disagreeable way. "Whle y may not he
a matter Of great importance, he said.
"iust what views one may have on viy.-
section. there can be no question about the
necessity OF cult atuE courtesy
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LITTLE AIDS TO
HEALTH AND BEAUTY

Easy cr1ck SHAMPOO -Alkah Is ir-
Curious M tre Iair. and in time VII -
80 'e~ life ort az -. causing your IA
70 become -frsak- and split the eIqS
ff ~ ft Setter never f0 wash YOUR neau
VI sga. For really good shampoo"
SIMPLY dissolve q tcaspoouiul or canthroN
IA "Gl U. hoe water Shampoo ana rinse
VII lear vafn. This shampoo lathef-
arrncsr' removes an dirt dandruN ana
ices, OIL sHU vH leave your hair SOL,
''sf' ard. N.f. TII- shampoo DRIES 30
'Fr thai 10 makes suampooinG req.
l@e-.r' aTcr rsin- b. rou will mag me
90. .arf twice a. much uair a. you taH
rf'Hf' .fe I- f.r shampoo nov used bN
many nf f.r best hair dressers. AFTER
"Hfo'.e. am application OF qmnzoHl
aeir ''.I. n.U prove .uVigOratinS and
.NDrClSjUNG HAIR TONIC paudruf.
n'hc scalp and brittle. calling flt WIN
spii en' como from diseased scalp. due
W ''. presence OF Ieuu- The -lr'si way
" -ei 'd o. these troubles pIi'EI., ana
.'o'e germs w.t. hr 10 shampoo twice =
Mouth n.t. .a~tlrox ard rub into YOUR
l0I"' week 20 uuiuhc mar tome
''' ' '.~.H.'fu- an oulr" OF pulu%oIIl
81 af rin' alcohol. t'eu "dd hair PM
II 'nH N.'rr -g tl- tonic regularly ann
VISIT rewo.o tho dsndrun and irritation,
tn olr raT from falling clt and make
,oN arI gloss.
COMPLEXION EEATTIIER Yoa
'I0 tDf U-c face powder t rou want q
..o.'f rus,. healthy complexion Powder
'' i.D pores. enlarge them, and event
rtI-f- coarse. saIoW Fkln -thcN
10 have a smooth SKIN ma
''> ha' rai ant NOT artificial. one must
~ lotion. This i- splendid recipe
T.. an iuoArer- ono. Get from IN
-- Store f0uf ouce- of ~purmaN. dis
tr ' 'H ulf-u.ur I0t water aud add
..o .eat .,ur .'I.- altceriue. Apply THIS Joe
fe.. our 's... neck and arms. rubbing
ne. 'eT "nr.Ht-. and BE- win lend
r... ..ain.iHe tome tn Nour skim spur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
PUTS BLAME ON HUSBANDS
They Cause Extravaganza and
FrlvolitY. ClubWomen Learn.

It's husbands who drive women 20
dress" said Dr.. Grace Peckham Murray
iu a talk ON Emotional Reactions in
Family Life" a the ACADEMY OF Medicine
Yesterday.
Many a woman is worn 20 frazzle try
ing TO dress up to her husbands idea OF
/ what his position demands on her part
I FcW women are frivolous and extravagant
by nature. but they have TO please their
non folks. only to-day Il business man
said 70 me. II doesn't matter how look
. can 90 shabby If ] like. bur Dr. my wife
and daughter were not wen dressed 10
} would have very bad effect on my busi-
/ nos, standing
I Dr. Murray not only blamed man for
mon 70 crows
When an irritable mans latchkoy is
/ heard On tho door. she said. "his wife and
. children act just like hens when 4 hawks
/ shadow cuts athWart the ekv.
There's your father tho wife says in
a frightened voice ITS father the chill
dren whisper. and shrink into silence I've
seen a rar family group turned duh ana
gloomy IN minute by the fathers com
! inE. And Vet the cross man isn't really
10 blame. It's the stress ~ business life
that plays havoc with his uerVeS-tniS
dreadful struggle which makes New York
men. most OF them, like oFcrarivcn ma
Tile meeting yesterday WIS the ninth IN
the series Icing held by the county Mcdi-
cal society and the city Federation ~
Women clubs Or. Joseph Frankel. tie
alienist discussed mental diseases. arguing
that the wav 10 prevent them was to have
babies born right
Relax. relax urged Ur. Mary Lawson
Ne6. when II came her. turn 10 speak
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SURROGATE's NOTICES.

TO THE CREDITORS OF GEORGE T. HrLI.
late OF abe Town ~ New Lebanon. Columbia
o-,ar ~ ION Gsoree NcriclIsr s,irrog,I o.,
columbia County. y. T.. dated February 10Th.
1911. You ara hereby notified that Frederick
d. Hull and Alice h. Whiting. children and
only ueEt-of-kln OF said George =. Hut u-
tend 10 apply Tor Letters of Administration
upon his estate and for an order limiting tine
amount of tho bond required or them uuaer
Section 2BGi ~ tho New York Code OF Civil
Procedure. and YOU are notified 20 present
your claims CO. 'he undersigned. surrogate OF
Columbia County. New York - his Office DOB
the Court House in the CITY ~ Hudson. - g..
ON or before tu" 18th DAY Of March. 1911
Dated. h brutrr 18th. 1871
GEO MCCLELLAN SURROGATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10

vresth- or silk flower. intended TO give the
finishing touch 20 evcrinE waists, they sell
for g wreath
, Tie newest dress sachets are hand
painted satin butterflies The price is IS
cents
Candle shades Of silver metal are Il cents
each.
spool holders which hold eight spools OF
cotton With a cushion for needles IN the
centre are - cents.
Leather travelling slippers iu 2 case 20
match are 8 Is.
Bordered batistes Of very good quality
sell ~ 12'. cents yard
Clanseable silk retticoats are 8 % each
Modizh tub dresses OF cotton voiles and
marquigettos iu a variety OF coors and in
" hite sell az Sc ~ each
Tho useful cbalue gowns in both dark
and light ccIors are most styi.sh'y made,
and sell % SO =.
Tic scotchmsn puzzle s.vos plenty of
fun FOR 90 cents.
Lingerie tape. which 80 effectively takes
the place cf wash ribbon. sells At 90 cents
far three pieces OF uya Yards each.
Velvet butterflies. lined with flannel arc
the newest fads Cor pot andes. They sell
for % cents.
Frinecd Turkish uata towels arc 10
cents apiece.
Moreen skirlinc in molre effects and all
ITO desirable colorS is 81 ccuts a yard
Centre pieces Of Chinese naud-cmbroid-.
cred linen sell for 81 o.
Tho rsu.. az shops whore ARTICLES meution~d
OH This naRe were -.tr can Doe obtained b, sond
Inc d slammed ard addre-ssI envelope o. "Sofn
.r fre -Inus Sew York Tribune I0 insure "a
prompt r,plr Tho date ~ IIaIl. atIou should 20,
r.Ir.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
WOMEN PAINTERS ANGRY
Three Arts Club Exhibition Calls
Forth Indignation.

\ regular little Academy Of posign.
though entirely feminine opened ITS gentle
eyes on a throne Of admirers who filed the
ballroom Of the Three Arts club. 40. $40
west S,tl street. YESTERDAY Afternoon.
Like an academies. there was little salon
des REFUSES in the basement. which Ger
tain canvases found strongly reminiscent
OF the one ON West 18th street and with
much the same congeuial company.
IN fact, while above stairs Bishop Greer
threw bouquets at tho club. quite an ami
mated EtIc scene was going on IN the
basement. where the rejected pictures held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
HISS VIVISECTION'S FRIENr
Dr. Hutchinson and DR.. Snow
Good Natured in Debo4o

Ihose who met together in tho Rcrlcle,,
theatre yesterday to hear DIR uorhort
snow formerly head OF tie London Cancer
Hospital, i-vivisectionist. and Dr Toods
Hutchinson. Of this CITY n yiyisoctionist
"'o''e on Ni'lsection experienced two sen
salons pr. Hutchinson was Kissed when
ne referred humorouSly To the necessity of
teslSS every thing new. from scientific
theory 10 theatrical production. 10y trying
II on the dog. Another sensation was the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Satin is one Of the most Fashionable ma
terials of the season Here Is 2 gown that
shows it combined with chiffon and lace.
II is both smart and simple. for simple
syles suit such material best. The blouse
il Of the one-pieCe sort 'udr i~ so pretty
and 80 popular. II is trimmed after an
unusual manner and combined with a
gumpe OF lace The skirt is four-gored
the front gore being oddly shaped, and
there is a trimming OF little buttons. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
LOST BANKsooks.

LOST oU STOLEN Rsrshook $50 r,5 29S ~
tre German savings Htrt '' Doc 'Il M N"v
York. corner ttn ave. ami ltth 49,. I-.IrI tr
Ernst Iur.nnann In trust f.r Wilhelm Borrh
HauH at persons are cautioned against r'En-
flatIu- fHe same. 10 mot returned n" tNe bank ou
fhe 1tst d1F NJ March 1911 % duplicate Will h-
Issued
LOST Raukbrok 40 iooi 90 Rsut for -sr
inEe 80 60 a"r. Sew YORK. Payment
stopped plelse return book ~ hlut
f-T Bank hraL $50 0af 80 Tsui fnr saw
ina.. 80 pn 4Ia NeW York Payment
stopped r1ease return book d" hsuh
lost H,uLf.rI N1 sss 700 Ran. fnf -s.
ing $50 81 4.r Ser Work. PAYMENT
stopped Please return book ~ tsnt
lost u.rtto.t 500 col Bank f.r -sr
tur- so CO., ars New York. ~ rwHut
str..-1 r.cae. return boob IN ltnh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
BEAUTY AND SENSE
ro,nd in the Simpler FrOCkS of
Fashionable Women.

.e~sons would ever cttcmpt 10 deny
,st the goddess Of fashion Is g, r'spon ', PIE
- much that is foolish. 'ut II would oN
..s,sr 10 believe that those who critlcise
,,vc.ses most seriously are insusated
-, hv a genuine desire COR the rcgen-
-..,,, ~ humanity n they would but give
81 r~aiso when 10 is Que. Many OF the
- that for wears 81 was customary TO
-. have been rcmcdied. and perhaps a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
WRAPPING THE LoAVES.

housewives Who understand the nature
NJ rho omuinrescnt microbo sro rejoicing
bo,au-c so mans baker" h"" Wfp np
their luatoe 100 pfIdf'r" paper cos efs
some baker, aro artuslI edt"rnsins The
fa,t tuerohr slowing tnat D. DIS The popu-
..r..- .,cil o. Tire proper tllnS o. 10.
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EOR SALE.
SIiI PM, a


SLEEPING ~ nor PILLOW
.fupro-rs thr health or ever body Relieves
Insomnia. Fnr general debility fNr good I- boz
.oud belief until o.. 3D. -.Nd postal for free
INFORM A.rfDN About HOPS
T.Hrr7 v-rFrrrr- >.., ,tfr..l
BIG 8RRGaINS-S slightly us"d OFFICE furniture.
desks typewriter. cash registers. adding
machines tni1Iea graphs. nIInr cahinots stfrs ad-
dFess sing machine. tine clocks. partitions check
protectors bookcases NATHAN s White 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE on TIE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT
OF Columbia. Mach g. 1911 Washington, D..
C.-Sesled Proposals VIII b." received az this
Once until clock p. ~. March o. 1911 fo-
constructing Manual Training school building
az the intersection OF Wisconsin Avenue and
Bird street Northwest Washington D. g.
Blank form of proposal and AN nec-ssar, iufor-
nation may bo obtained from the rhiee Clerk or
the Engineer Department u. O. Room 30 Dis
trirt Building. and deposit OF ton dollars VIII
boz required 70 guarantee the return ~ plans and
Specifications tINp ll RUDOLPH. JOHN A..
JOHNSTON. WILLIAM y. JJpSOS. Commits
si0ners. n ~.
PROPOSALS .r = DEPARTMENT or AG-
riculWre. Office NJ the Secretary. Washington
u. o.. Nsrcu 6 1911. Sealed proposals il du-
uliaate vii. b. received ar tho Office - the Dis
bursting clerk until %. m. saturday April e.
1911. for furnish ug INV 500 tons. more or
Joss. OF arscuate ~ lead. Fun Information fir.
uished nu application t' fhn bishur~Iue t1er,.
Bids must boo sealed and addressed fo tho SEQ.
ret3rv ~ Agriculture. lu accordance with in
struc;ious given ou the schedules. JAMES VII
son Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
AUCTION SALES.

Bl VIRTUE of the f1r.cl surr OF e. eaat'sl
mnrtEt-r Gotham torfrt.finE t.mnau, .
Catherine d U"hcrtN. dated November g. iain
I VIII seN today az $50 O.. W.. ai 70 linton
ave. Borough of The Bronx. horses triics-
harness and ai mIchinerf. t1.ie office fixtures
mentioned in -ad mortgage By order ~ At
torusy fnr Mortgas.r Moe Fry. Auctlonr.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10

Male.
tHAUFFEl R-Thrce wears experience. refer
encc,. Al 1892 Brosdway. Rro-kiyu.
ENGINEER - licensed chief. high clsss
apartment o. factory Competent. ecouomi-
cal. steanlfttinE. electrical plumbing. repairs
temperate, best reference. Slrauch. 1904 20
ave.
EXPERT BUSINESS MANAGER and organizer
desires position with firm operating in south
@nre ~ manager. best references \. ". Dius
more. kevanee. ilI.
JANlToR-AIau ami wife. : and 6 wear Old
'aIidrcn. man. carpenter. experienced house
trimmer and repairing. wife. experienced
n"uS"W 'ik"r Citr cor "cuntrv 90 sussex ST..
JAPANESE student wants situation n half ia
Work. or morning and evening Ara. care %
Okada las West l27th It.
Man '-JI. handy with carpenters tools VIII
ing and oblisiug. wishes position iu hotel or
shop. best Of r f.r.uccs Charles KRUGER. ,.5
l"orard 80. BROOKLYN.
STABLEMAN German. married. desires charge
business stable. thoroughly experienced and
strictly sober. best references. Stableusu. Box
% tribune Uptown Dfro. 1865 Broadvat
N0ING MAN Aged IL. technical cducstou.
-ond hgurer, honest. energetic. industrious
worker A. Eosenl.rH.. West llith 81.
Female
= MIDDLE AGED American lady would Ike
position as companion tl elderly lady. could
assist with housekeeping would travel. moder
ato SALARY. excellent reference Address BOX
ilt White Plains. New York
CONPANGON To lady far summer: edursted.
experienced Young woman. travel preferred:
references. Address S. T. rs. Box Il Tribune
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CARPET CLEANING

e. Y CARPET CLEANING WORKS
oldest Largest Most Modern
FtNr VTgs WDFEN FROM OLD rARrrTs
Prices Reasonable. send for circular
Te isg' adp3 Brvant 475 tse " 45th g
Careful. CARPET tlEAHTNG 60 Cleans
~ compressed air. steam. hand or on noor
1888 rrnsIuar. 49, East 4sth st. COE a
BRANDT. T.L l32-Jsth.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE

HIGHEST PRICES for dpmon4. pearis 81
gold. established lsii Nrs. I5nchs son. ai5
trosdwaf
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AUTOMOBILES.

\ PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SACRIFICE on
account death % my husband. 4 seven Pas
srnger Koch~t- schneider 50-IIor>epower: re-
comfy oNerhauIed at LYONS. France expense
of $50 equipped with high tension Bosch
magnetic. cape top. . lamps horn. tools eNtr.
shoe tu1--. etc.. COST nus So 600. ssc-tdca FOR
5000. also my Maxwell ruu1bout f1'iy
equipped $40 Mrs CAGDOZAS Chau0sur
- 80 Broa"way. New York
MAXWELL TOURING CAR $50
Five passenger. latest model tIllv cauipped
reliable family car. pair cinnamon bear robe.
cost 500 for $50. chauffeur f1r Goa, ros,
500. ,or $50 brand new. Garage Dr. BlBTON.
if2 West 37th ST.
BARGAIN SELDOM OFFERED -IOCONO-
bile. warranted perfect condI ti1n. i've n4s-
scnE-r. full equipment, magnetic. lamps horn
tools. orc. $500. will demonstrate anywhsr.
EDWARDS CARTER GARAGE Broadw.,.
uo3r 18Th 81. Sow Io~k.
PRIVATE FAMILY oil sarrIfre Maxwell -iia-
about BOD perfect running order. equipped vrh
fur. . lamps horn tools. o.. rar ra.rnff. d. sr.
hauled and reprinted sacrifice SIS Edwards
carter Garage Br adHay ana 1871 sf
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Of InfereS~ TO 6Uomer

oiack cravat' which may be quite plain
OF be touched with gold or some other hue
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AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION

uF>T ~IDt N"u f.ru lust starting Tndit dual
v NJ e road lessons rnlaN group assoc
'' 'N'H' b"oklnt 100 West a,tn ~fr.e'
FRANCO AMERICAN SCHOOL. lBi Wcrt
i0'h ST. guarantees 60 teach you. cn,..
school lu city
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

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DANCING ACADEMIES.
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30S WHIST 59TH ST. Columbus CircIe)
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moons aud Evenings. Join To-day. Clas,
Lessons. 81; e. 81. Booklet.
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